Oakfield High School - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Oakfield, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1985 volume:

Oak Leaves 19 5______ Oakfield High School Oakfield, Wisconsin mtAdvisor:M Mrs. Linda Eschenbauch Editor: Carol Fisher Business Manager: Joel Schaefer Staff: Lynnette Guell Shelly Jorgensen Sharon Rymer Doreen Donovan Sherry Lotter Harold Mathieu Cindy Mast Chris Myers In 1981 Oakfield High School welcomed a group of eager young faces called the Class of 1985. Since then ive have become the seniors that were so impressive to us that first year. Each of us has grown and learned from each other and especially from the faculty here at OHS. We wish to thank all of you who have made our past four years memorable and productive. It is with great pleasure, respect, and thanks that the Class of 1985 dedicates this edition of Oak Leaves to an individual who has shown a commitment to teaching both in and out of the classroom. Since our first days of high school, Mr. John Hamilton has been respected in our hearts as an educator and as a friend. He has taught us sportsmanship in every aspect of life. When we lost the eagerness to learn, he gave us encouragement. In appreciation of the dedication that you have shown us, ive dedicate our yearbook to you, Coach Hamilton. 2 DEDICATION Special Moments Prom: Against Gary Bibow and Debbie Wietor Tom Dineen and Sherri Hilbert John Krause and Therese liolz Rick Schmidt and Carrie Holt Scott Towne and Gina Ryan Matt Yates and Michelle Mayhew The 1984 Junior Prom was held on May 5. “Against All Odds” played in the background as King Blair Krueger crowned Queen Wendy Burgess. Radio station Z104 provided the music. The colors were rose, midnight blue, and sapphire blue. JUNIOR PROM 5 Hard Habit Carol Fisher and Gary Bibow Sharon Rymer and Brett Brauer Carrie Holt and Todd Burbach Therese Hoiz and John Krause Queen Missy Little and King Tom Dineen Kay Zimmerman and Blair Krueger Terri Stibbe and Andre Krume Shannon McDonald and Tim Lamonska Kim Lutze and Steve Malloy 6 HOMECOMING To Break Melody Ott and Dale Post Stacey Ott and Bill Ryan Becky Badura and Paul Wilder The annual Homecoming festivities began with the football game against the Campbellsport Cougars on Friday, which the Mighty Oaks won. The next evening was the Homecoming Dance with Z104 providing the music. The gym was decorated in orange, rust, and yellow. The court was introduced to the song “Hard Habit to Break by Chicago. The night was a fitting end to an exciting week. HOMECOMING 7 Underclassmen Long Way Brian Abitz Mark Anderson Beth Badura John Battig Wendy Beaudreau Gwyn Birschbach Stacey Boeder Dean Boelk Jason Bovee Ron Brace Pam Brauer Trevis Burbach Troy Burbach Leigh Ann Burnham Randy Czoschke Robert Dean Denise DeBoer CeCe Eggers Ann Fink Trisha Gibson Craig Gierach Paul Guell Sheri Guell Jeff Guenther Crissy Hinze Tom Hilbert Teri Holier man Terry Holz Craig Huck Greg Jaroch Class Officers—Boltom: T. Messner. P. Reetz, and M. Wafie. Top: D. DeBoer and P. Brauer. 10 FRESHMEN Patti Kester Gary Koch Mark Kollman fay LaMotte Ted Lehman Brandy Martin Todd Messner Jeff Mies Jodi Myers Paul Nickel Tony Nickel Tammy Osgood Paul Reetz Karla Roloff Tara Schmidt Gary Schneiter Dale Steffes Wendi Stibb Jon Thill Robert Vey Mark Wafle Mark Wirtz Kerry Wolfe Cindy Woltman Karen Daniels FRESHMEN 11 Absent nen pictures were taken Two Down Chris Bahler Ken Bacon Faye Baehler Lea Bartzen Ann Bengel Chad Buros Kelly Conklin Steve Cousins Dan Csoschke Kara DeBoer Kari Demell Eileen Eggers Cheryl Fitzpatrick John Gage Kerstin Gelhar Pam Griffin Kris Gruenwald Tracy Guell Marie Gulmire ferry Held Mike Henschel Daryl faeger Marsha Jorgensen Jeff Kahlhammer Heidi Kintzler Dan Koch Kim Kotlke Randy Kottke Stacy Kounelis Amy Krueger Billy Kuslits Tom Kuslits Nate LaMotte Wendy LeClaire Missy Little Vicki Makus 12 SOPHOMORES Two to Go Andy Malloy Kara Martin Sean Mason Tom Malhieu Shannon McDonald Shelley Mies Kevin Miller Andy Mittelstadt Chris Myers Lance Neely Lisa Nolan Steve Nyhuis Sophomore Class Officers: First row—K. Demell, N. LuMolte. and S. McDonald. Standing— K. Kollke. A. Krueger, and M. forgenson. Tracy O’ Loire Nette Pinno Karen Post Craig fielzleff Russ Richardson Mary Ryan Brian Sabel Julie SchimeJpfenig Steve Schmiat Shawn Schmitz Dan Schwanke Tim Stoppleworth Penny Streiow Paula Tedford Steve Towne Jerry Trepanier Jamie Trewin Russ Vey Bill Wachendorf Brian Wietor Carl Wolf Kay Zimmerman SOPHOMORES 13 Almost Cheryl Abitz David Anarysczyk Todd Bacon Becky Badura Mark Berger Pete Bovee Bryan Brauer Darilyn Conger Kim Conger Duane Conklin Doreen Donovan Sarah Gilles Jim Green Tiffany Green Bob Heinz Tracy Hilbert Tim Holz Pam Hopp Debbie faeger Ronald Johnson Laura Krause Jeff Langkau Class Officers: First row—M. Berger, K. Schmitz; standing—D. Conklin, D. faeger, and B. Brauer. Sherry Lotter Kim Lutze Randy Martin Harold Mathieu Cindy Mulder Cindy Nast Annette Nelson Kris Nyhuis 14 Juniors There . V In Memory of Ronald Johnson .. Here we are in time alone No one else's feeling but our own Seems to me that we have always known Wha! life was mean! to be. Separateiy we stood before Life was good but we knew There should be more Time alone couid open up the door And you come through for me. No sign of the changes We have come through No mind of the strangers Who think they Knew you. Now as one We are a iight Though sometimes we were blinded By the night. Here in time alone It all seems right And f'm feeling wholly free Won't you stay In time alone with me. Roxanne Ott Dawn Pauliot Sandy Riese Danny Ryan Ronald Rymer Jason Schmidt Kelly Schmitz Joel Schneiter Paul Schwartz Sara Seiger Mike Smith Kris Speers Crystal Stibb Terri Stibbe Tina St rook Paul Sukowatey Cheryl Suprenand Tim Trepanier Lyn VanEgtern Cheryl Volbright Pam Wachendorf Greg Waggener Steve Wendt Julie Williams Beverly Winberg Mike Woltman Juniors 15 In Memory of a Friend Those who knew Doreen as a close friend, classmate, or acquaintance, knew her as a person with a zest for life that showed through in everything she did, even when she just said “Hi!” Her vibrant personality was a loss to the yearbook staff meetings. We will all miss Doreen, and even though the hurt felt because of the sudden tragedy that took her will probably never leave us, we can console ourseives with our fond and happy memories of her and the advice she left behind: “Life is short no matter how much time ya got to live, so live each day as your last... Then you will realize it really goes much too fast.” Doreen Donovan Sherry hotter: “She'll always hold a special place in my heart and many others. She was the best friend anyone could ever ask for. Linda Eschenbauch: “I think that if Doreen could tell us one thing right now, it would be to keep smiling. Her attitude toward life reflected this, and she left us many happy memories.” Cindy Nast: “Doreen was one of my best friends. She was easy to talk to and always ready to iisten. She knew more about friendship and life than most people will ever know.” Lynne Dehn: “I remember Doreen as a lively girl who enjoyed writing poems. She had the kind of personality and smile that made people happy. 16 DOREEN sjoruag Jacob Atzen Cherie Bebow % Jim Battig Gary Bibow Dan Beaudreau Polly Bliss Brett Brauer Wendy Brotherton Todd Brubach 18 SENIORS Wendy Burgess Jarrod Canham Deidra Conger Carol Fisher Tom Dineen B.J. Flath DeAnna Champeau Bill Flood SENIORS 19 JACOB ATZEN— Rotary Exchange Student from Denmark 4, Math Team 4, Weightlifting 4, Boy's Basketball 4 JIM BATTIG— Transfer Student 3, Football 4 DAN BEAUDREAU- Band 1-2-3, Science Club 1, Chorus 1-2-3, Wrestling 3-4, Golf 3-4, Solo and Ensembles 1-2, Announcer for Boy’s and Girl’s Basketball and Wrestling 3-4 CHERIE BEBOW- Band 1-2, Spanish Club 3-4, Art Club 1-2-3-4, Science Club 1-2-3-4, Chorus 2-3, Show Choir 2-3-4, Newspaper Staff 3-4, Volleyball 1- 2-3-4, Girl's Basketball 1-2-3-4, Girl's Track 1-2-3-4, Solo and Ensembles 1-2, Basketball MVP 1 (JVJ-3 (Varsity) GARY BIBOW- Prom Court 3. Homecoming Court 4, Band 1-2-3-4, Jazz Band 1- 2- 3-4, Science Club 4 (V.-Pres.), Football 1-2-3-4, Boy’s Track 1-2- 3- 4, Boy’s Basketball 1-2-3-4, Solo and Ensembles 1-2-3-4, Honors Band 2-3-4, Track MVP 3, AMA European Concert Band 3, N.E.W. Honors Band 3-4, Jr. All American Band Award 3 POLLY BLISS- Homecoming Court 1. Band 1-2, FHA 1-2, Spanish Club 2, Science Club 1-2, Chorus 2-3-4, Volleyball 1-2, Girl's Basketball 1-2, Girl's Track 1, Honors Chorus 2-3, Music Camp Scholarship (Chorus) 3 BRETT BRAUER- Homecoming Court 4, Band 1-2, Jazz Band 1, Forensics 1-2-3-4, National Honor Society 2-3-4, Badger Boy’s State 3, Science Club 1-2, Math Team 1-2-3, Newspaper Staff 1-2 (Editor), Football 1-2-3-4, Wrestling 1-2-3-4, Baseball 1-2-3-4, Honor Roll 1-2-3-4, Solo and Ensembles 1-2, Voice of Democracy 3, Jr. Science Symposium 2, Class V.-Pres. 3, Treas. 4 WENDY BROTHERTON- Homecoming Court 1. Flagline 3-4, Spanish Club 3, Volleyball 1, Honor Roll 3, Solo and Ensembles 1 TODD BURBACH- Homecoming Court 4. Football 1-2-3-4, Golf 3-4, Boy's Track 1-2, Boy's Basketball 1-2-3-4. WENDY BURGESS- Prom Court (Queen) 3, Homecoming Court 3, FHA 1-2, Girl's Basketball 1, Softball 1 JARROD CANHAM- Band 1-2-3, Football 1. Wrestling 1-2-3-4 DEANNA CHAMPEAU- Band 1-2-3-4, FFA 1-2-3-4 (Reporter 2-4, V.-Pres. 3). National Honor Society 2-3-4, Spanish Club 1-2-3 (Treas.)-4, Science Club 1-2-3-4 (Treas.), Newspaper Staff 3-4 (Business Manager), Volleyball 1, Honor Roll 1-2-3-4, Solo and Ensembles 1, Who's Who Among American H.S. Students 3-4, AFS Club 3-4 (Sec.), United States Achievement Academy 3-4, Academic All-American 3-4, Trees for Tomorrow Camp 4, YWC Camp 4 DEIDRA CONGER- Band 1-2-3, Spanish Club 1-2, Volleyball 1-2-3-4, Girl's Basketball 1, Softball 1-2-3-4, Solo and Ensembles 1 TOM DINEEN— Prom Court 3. Homecoming Court (King) 4, Band 1-2-3-4, Jazz 20 SENIOR ACTIVITIES Band 3-4, Student Council 1-2-4, National Honor Society 3-4, Science Club 3-4, Football 1-2-3-4, Wrestling 1-3-4, Honor Roll 1- 2-3-4, Solo and Ensembles 1-2-3-4, Class Pres. 1-2-4 DAN DREXEL CAROL FISHER- Homecoming Court 4, Band 1-2-3-4, Jazz Band 1-2-3-4, National Honor Society 2-3 (Sec., Treas.)-4 (Pres.), Badger Girls State 3, Spanish Club 1-2-3-4, Science Club 1 -2-3-4, Math Team 1-2-3-4, Yearbook Staff 3-4 (Editor), Newspaper Staff 2-3-4, Volleyball 1- 2- 3, Softball 1-2, Honor Roll 1-2-3-4, Solo and Ensembles 1-2-3 (State)-4, Honors Band 3-4, Jr. Science Symposium 2, Girl's Basketball Statistician 2-3, AFS Club 3-4, School Play 3-4, AMA European Concert Band 3, Class Sec. 1-2-3-4, N.E.W. Honors Band 3- 4, Rotary Host Family 4, Jr. All American Band Award B.J. FLATH- Homecoming Court 1, Band 1-2, FHA 1, Spanish Club 3. Newspaper Staff 4. Solo and Ensembles 1, School Play 4 BILL FLOOD- FFA 1-2-3, Student Council 2, Science Club 1 RICH GOLDAPSKE- FFA 1-2-4, Football 1-2-3, Wrestling 1-2, Weightlifting 1-2-3-4, Golf 1-2-3-4 LYNNETTE GUELL- Band 1-2-3-4, Jazz Band 3-4, Forensics 1-2-3-4 (State 1-3), FHA 1, Student Council 4. Spanish Club 3, Chorus 1-2-3-4, Show Choir 2, Yearbook Staff 2-3 (Business Manager)-4, Honor Roll 1-2-3-4, Solo and Ensembles 1-2-3 (State)-4, Madrigal 1, Honors Chorus 2- 3-4, Music Camp Scholarship (Chorus) 2 DAVID HAACK- Forensics 2, National Honor Society 2-3-4, Math Team 2, Chorus 1-2, Boy’s Track 1-2-3-4, Cross Country 1, Honor Roll 1-2-3-4, Honors Chorus 2 SHERRI HILBERT— Prom Court 3, Homecoming Court (Queen) 3. FHA 1-2, Student Council 3, Chorus 1-2, Girl’s Track 1-2, Cheerleading 1-2-3, Honor Roll 1-2-3-4, Solo and Ensembles 1-2, Madrigal 1, Track MVP 2, Class Rep. 3 KEN HINZE— Football 1-2, Baseball 1-2-3-4, Boy’s Basketball 1 CARRIE HOLT- Prom Court 3, Homecoming Court 1-3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, FHA 1-2, Student Council 3-4, Science Club 1-2-3, Newspaper Staff 1-2, Cheerleading 1-2-3-4, Librarian 1. Jr. Science Symposium 2, AFS Club 3 THERESE HOLZ- Prom Court 3, Homecoming Court 4. Band 1-2-3, FHA 1-2, Spanish Club 2, Volleyball 1-2-3-4, Girl’s Basketball 1, Softball 2. Honor Roll 2-3 SHELLY JORGENSEN- FHA 1-2-3, Spanish Club 3, Science Club 3, Chorus 1, Yearbook Staff 2-3-4, Volleyball (Manager) 3, Softball (Manager) 3 RICH KESTER- Football 1, Basketball 1, Track 1, Band 1-2-3, Forensics 4, Wrestling 2-4, Weightlifting 1-2-3-4 CHRIS KOUNELIS KRIS KRAFT-FFA 1-2-3-4 (Reporter) JOHN KRAUSE- Prom Court 3, Homecoming Court 4, Band 1-2-3-4, Jazz Band 3-4, Student Council 2, National Honor Society 2-3-4, Newspaper Staff 2, Football 1-2-3-4, Baseball I-2-3-4, Boy’s Basketball I-2-3-4, Honor Roll 1-2-3-4, Solo and Ensembles 1-2-3 BLAIR KRUEGER- Prom Court (King) 3, Homecoming Court 4. Football 1-2-3-4, Boy's Track 1-2, Boy's Basketball 1-2-3-4, Honor Roll 1-2-3-4 RANDY KRUG- FFA 1-2-3-4, Boy’s Track 3-4, Cross Country 1, Boy’s Basketball 1 ANDREJ KRUME- AFS Student from Yugoslavia 4, Homecoming Court 4, Math Team 4, Football 4. Baseball 4, Boy's Basketball 4. AFS Club 4 TIM LAMONSKA— Homecoming Court 4, FFA 1-2, Football 1-2-3-4, Baseball 1-2-3-4, Boy’s Basketball 1-2-3-4, Honor Roll 3-4 PATTY LOTTER- FHA 1, Girl's Basketball 1, Honor Roll 1-2-3 KRIS LUTZE— Band 1-2-3-4, Forensics 1-2-3-4, FHA 1-2-3, National Honor Society 2-3-4, Spanish Club 3-4, Science Club 3, Chorus 1-2-3-4, Newspaper Staff 1, Volleyball 1-2-3-4, Softball 1-2-3-4, Honor Roll 1-2-3-4, Solo and Ensembles 1-2-3-4, Madrigal 1. Honors Chorus 3. Music Camp Scholarship (Band) 3 STEVE MALLOY- Homecoming Court 4, Band 1, Student Council 4, Spanish Club 4. Math Team 3-4, Football 1-2-3-4, Wrestling 3. Boy’s Basketball 1, Honor Roll 1-2-3-4, Solo and Ensembles 1, Who’s Who Among American H.S. Students 4 TOM MARKIELEWSKI— Science Club 2-3-4, Chorus 1-2, Newspaper Staff 3. Weightlifting 2-3-4, Honor Roll 1-2-3-4 JOE MAYHEW- Band 1-2-3, Football 1-2-3, Wrestling 1-2-3-4, Weightlifting 1-2, Boy’s Track 1, Solo and Ensembles 1, Wrestling MVP 3 MICHELLE MAYHEW— Prom Court 3. Band 1-2, FHA 1-2, Spanish Club 1-2, Science Club 1-2-3, Chorus 4, Girl’s Basketball 2, Solo and Ensembles 1-2 MELISSA MC CRORY- Prom Court 3, Homecoming Court 1-3, Band 1-2-3-4, FHA 1-2, Art Club 1-2, Science Club 1-2, Cheerleading 2-3, Honor Roll 3-4, Librarian 1, Boy's Basketball Statistician 3 HEIDI MISCHKER-FHA 1-2 DANETTE MULDER- FHA 1-2, Science Club 4. Yearbook Staff 3, Newspaper Staff 3-4, Girl's Track 1-2, Honor Roll 1-2-3-4 PENNY NICKEL— Homecoming Court 3. FFA 1-2-3-4, Student Council 3-4 (Pres.), National Honor Society 2-3-4, Spanish Club 1-4, Science Club 1-2-3-4, Chorus 1-2, Show Choir 2, Newspaper Staff 4, Girl’s Basketball 1-2-3, Honor Roll 1-2-3, Solo and Ensembles 1. Madrigal 1, Who’s Who Among American H.S. Students 3, Voice of Democracy 3, School Play 4, Class Officer 1-2-3 MELODY OTT- Homecoming Court 4, FHA 1, Science Club 2, Newspaper Staff 3, Softball 1-2-3-4, Conservation Camp 2 STACEY OTT- Prom Court 3, Homecoming Court 3-4, Boy's Basketball Statistician 3 LEE PFALZGRAF— Football 1-2-3, Weightlifting 2-3-4, Boy’s Basketball 1 DALE POST- Homecoming Court 4, Football 1-2-4, Wrestling 1-2-3-4, Weightlifting 1, Boy's Track 1-2-4 TAMMY RICKERT- FFA 1-2-3-4, Math Team 3, Honor Roll 1-2-3-4 STUART RUPLINGER— FFA 1-2-4, Wrestling 1 BILL RYAN- Prom Court 3, Homecoming Court 4, Student Council 1, Football 1-2-3-4, Baseball 1-2-3-4, Boy's Basketball 1-2-3-4, Honor Roll 3 GINA RYAN- Prom Court 3, FHA 1, Volleyball 1-2-3-4, Girl’s Basketball 1-2, Girl's Track 1, Honor Roll 1-2-3 PAT RYAN- Prom Court 3, Spanish Club 3, Football 3, Baseball 1-2-3-4, Boy’s Basketball 1-2-3-4 SHARON RYMER- Homecoming Court 4, FHA 1-2, National Honor Society 3-4, Science Club 2-3-4, Yearbook Staff 3-4. Newspaper Staff 3-4 (General News Editor), Girl’s Basketball 2, Softball 2-3-4, Honor Roll 1-2-3-4, Business World Scholarship 3, Isaac Walton League 4, OCCI 2-3-4, Class Treas. 3 JOEL SCHAEFER- Band 1-2, Jazz Band 1-2, Forensics 1, National Honor Society 3-4, World Affairs Seminar 3, Spanish Club 1-(Student Council Rep. 2-3-4), Science Club 1-2-3-4, Math Team 1-2, Chorus 1-2-3-4, Show Choir 2-3-4, Yearbook Staff 2-3 (Editor)-4 (Business Manager), Newspaper Staff 2-3, Boy's Track 2, Boy’s Basketball 1, Honor Roll 1-2-3-4, Solo and Ensembles 1-2, Honors Chorus 2-3, AFS Club 3-4 (Pres.), School Play 4, Rotary Exchange Student to Zimbabwe 4. Student Council 2-3-4, Rotary Host Family 4 NICK SCHAUB VICKI SCHELTER- Band 1-2-3, Spanish Club 3, Art Club 1, Chorus 2, Yearbook Staff 3, Honor Roll 3-4, Rick Springfield Fan Club 3-4, Oakfield Lion’s Club Youth Exchange to England 4 RICK SCHMIDT- Prom Court 3, Football 2, Honor Roll 3, Boy's Basketball 1 NEIL SOBOTTA-Art Club 4 KELLEY SPEERS- Band 1-2-3, Jazz Band 1-2, Science Club 1-2-3-4, Math Team 1-2, Newspaper Staff 3, Volleyball 1-2-3-4, Girl's Basketball 1-2-3-4, SENIOR ACTIVITIES 21 Therese Holz Lynnette Guell Ken Hinze Michelle Jorgensen David Haack Rich Kester 22 SENIORS Blair Krueger Randy Krug Andrej Krume Tim Lamonska Patty Lotter Kris Lutze SENIORS 23 Girl's Track 1-2-4, Honor Roll 1-2-3-4, Solo and Ensembles 1-2, Honors Band 2 RICK STIBBE ROBERT SUKOWATEY- FFA 2-4, Football 3. Wrestling 1, Golf 1-2-3, Baseball 4 LINDA TEDFORD- FHA 1-2-3, Sfxmisb Club 4. Honor Roll 3 SCOTT TOWNE- Prom Court 3, Wrestling 2-3-4, Golf 2-3-4, .Boy’s Basketball 1, Honor Roll 2-3-4, Football Statistician 2-3-4 RHONDA UTTENDORFER-FHA 1, Spanish Club 4, Science Club 1 RICK WALSH- Football 1, Golf 3-4, Boy's Track 1-2, Boy’s Basketball 1-2-3-4, Football Statistician 2-3-4 CINDY WIESE— FHA 2, Spanish Club 1, Science Club 3, Chorus 1-2-3-4, Show Choir 2-3-4, Yearbook Staff 3, Cheerleading 2-3-4, Honor Roll 1-2-3-4, Solo and Ensembles 1-2-3-4, Madrigal 1, School Play 3-4, Chorus Librarian 3-4 DEBBIE WIETOR— Prom Court 3, Art Club 2, Chorus 1-3, Solo and Ensembles 1-3 DUANE WILD- Football 1-2, Track 1-2-3, Wrestling 1, Weightlifting 1-2-3-4 PAUL WILDER— Homecoming Court 4. FFA 1, Math Team 3, Football 1-2-3-4, Wrestling 2, Baseball 1-2, Honor Roll 3 MATT YATES- Prom Court 3, Boy's Track 1, Football 1, Wrestling 1-2-4 Senior Class Officers—Sitting—Carol Fisher; Secretary, Lynnette Tom Dineen; President, Matt Yates; Vice-President. Guell; Student Council Representative, Brett Brauer; Treasurer, 24 SENIOR ACTIVITIES Class of 1985 Steve Malloy Michelle Mayhew Tom Markielewski Melissa McCrory Joe Mayhew Heidi Mischker Danette Mulder Penny Nickel Melody Ott 26 SENIORS Gina Ryan Lee Pfalzgraf Dale Post Stuart Ruplinger Bill Ryan Pat Ryan Sharon Rymer SENIORS 27 The Finest Class Skippers Neil Sobotta and Rhonda Uttendorfer dr Most Handsome and Most Beautiful Michelle May hew and Blair Krueger M Most Athletic Billy Ryan and Kelley Spears Best All Around Sherri Hilbert and Matt Yates 28 SENIOR CLASS FAVORITES of ’85 Most Likely to Succeed Carol Fisher and Brett Brauer Class Gossips Pat Ryan and Vicki Schelter Quietest Nick Schaub and Danette Mulder were too shy to he photographed. Best Friends (girls) Gina Ryan, Deidrea Conger, and Therese Holz Best Friends (boys) S. Ruplinger. T. Burbach, T. Dineen, G. Bibow, J. Krause, B. Krueger, R. Schmidt, R. Goldapske, B. Ryan, B. Flood, S. Towne, R. Walsh. SENIOR CLASS FAVORITES 29 Joel Schaefer Rick Schmidt Rick Stibbe Nick Schaub Neil Sobotta Robert Sukowatey Kelley Speers Linda Tedford 30 SENIORS Rick Walsh Duane Wild Class motto— When you have a dream, Don’t let anything dim it. Keep hoping, keep trying— The sky is the limit. School colors— Black and Orange School Song-Onward Oakfield Graduation day— May 31, 1985 Paul Wilder Matt Yates SENIORS 31 Senior Class Will We, the Class of nineteen hundred and eighty-five of the Oakfield High School, Oakfield, Wisconsin, being of sound mind and body, hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. To the Class of 1986, we will our strong friendships, good looks, and overwhelming talents. To the Class of 1987, we will our high set of morals and values to live by. To the Class of 1988, we will our ability to get away with things in the back of the room. As individuals we will our personal belongings as follows: I, Dan Beaudreau, will my newly acquired professional golf skills to anyone who shoots a 60 for 9 holes. I, Tammy Rickert, will my good grades to anyone who needs them. I, Debbie Wietor, will Baby Spaz to fulie Schimelpfenig. I, Cindy Wiese, will my volleyball skills to Shannon McDonald, so she can play Cupid. I, Shelly Jorgensen, will my love for North Fondy to my favorite guys of the Class of ’86. I, Scott Towne, will my lack of weight to Bubba Holz. I, Vicki Schelter, will my Spanish speaking abilities and appreciation of the culture to my dear amigo, Kevin Miller. I, Steve Malloy, will my respect, brains, and parking spot to anyone who can handle it. I, Kelley Speers, will my height to Mrs. Eschenbauch. I, David Haack, will my Mr. Gruenwald papers to Pam Hopp. I, Thomas f. Markielewski, will my 1954 Kaiser to anyone who wants a “different” old car. I, Sharon Rymer, will my 3.4 grade average to all who need it. I, Joel Schaefer, will my vacation to Zimbabwe and all my souvenirs to Sweet Cheeks. I, Andrej Krume, will my super-stinky sport shoes to the best freshman football kicker. I, Wendie Brotherton, will my ability to attract geeks to Tammy Osgood. I, Carrie Holt, will my bandanas for time-saving techniques to Debbie Jaeger. I, Lynnette Guell, will my honesty to Nate LaMotte. I, Gina Ryan, will my opera singing abilities to Laura Krause. I, Deidra Conger, will my opera singing abilities to Kim Conger. I, DeAnna Champeau, will my awesome typing abilities to Jay LaMotte and more height to Mark Wirtz. I, Penny Nickel, will my height to Mark Wirtz and my intelligence to my brother, Paul. I, Carol Fisher, will my band slot to Becky Badura so Nathan LaMotte can't have it. To all the students and friends not mentioned above, we will our memories of O.H.S. and all our overlooked balls of gum that may be left adhered in unlikely places. 32 SENIOR CLASS WILL Oakfieldite Learns African Culture - . «. Hi From January 1985 to January 1986, Joel Schaefer will be a Rotary foreign exchange student in Zimbabwe, Africa. He lives in the capital city of Harare and will have three different families, two being the de Chassart’s and the Colhoun's. He attends St. George’s College which is an all boy’s Catholic school. Joel will see such landmarks as Victoria Falls, Hwangie National Park, Mana Pods, Lake Kariba, Bumi Hills, and Inyanga. In addition, Joel will tour the country of South Africa. The correspondence that OHS has received from Joel indicates that he is having the greatest experience of his life. EXCHANGE STUDENT 33 Denmark is a small country with a population of 5.1 million people. It is located just north of West Germany as part of the Scandinavian countries. The climate is temperate coast climate, or in other words, it is not as cold in the winter or as warm in the summer as in Wisconsin, caused by the Baltic Sea. I live on the Island “Fyn” in the 750 year old town of Faaborg, which is about half the size of Fond du Lac. In 1984 I applied to become an exchange student through the Rotary organization, which accepted me immediately (of course!!), and I chose to go to the U.S. because of my interests in the English language, sports (I do a lot of sailing and wind surfing), and the American culture. Speaking Engh'sh instead of Danish has not caused major problems for me because I have had three years of German, one year of Latin and one year of French. My parents are high school teachers. My dad teaches Engh'sh and Social Problems and my mom teaches French, German, and Danish. The fourth member of our little family is my sister, Lise, who is 15 years old. Being hosted by the Fond du Lac Rotary Ciub and staying in Oakfield has resulted in a great year that I shall never regret nor forget. Oakfield High School's teachers and students have made it as easy and as perfect as ever possible for a foreign exchange student to feel at home.” I would also like to thank the Schaefer, Fisher, and Messner families for hosting a tall and strange Dane. Jacob Atzen 34 EXCHANGE STUDENT Exchange Students The months here are going faster than in my school in Yugoslavia. Oakfield is really a very nice community for living, but it is a big difference between the life in a city with a very storming evening and night atmosphere and the quiet evenings in a small village. This is a new wonderful life experience for me. I will always have beautiful memories about the months when I lived and shared with you in good and bad. My biggest goal when I arrived at OHS was to find many good friends who would understand and really like me. I’m coming from the North-Yugoslavian city of Maribor with 170,000 citizens, a strong, cultural and industrial center in the country. I have one sister. Her name is Polona and she attends the 5th grade of the Middle School. My dad is an architect and works for a construction company. My mom is the co-owner of a printing copying company. We share the household with my grandfather Beno and my grandmother Karolina. I consider my parents to be the two most beautiful people in the world. I say “thank-you to Oakfield, OHS, the football and basketball teams, the AFS chapter, the teachers, and of course—the best family in America—the Mies’s. Thank-you! You gave me something special. Andrei Krume EXCHANGE STUDENT 35 Band Members Tour Europe In the summer of 1984 two seniors, Gary Bibow and Carol Fisher, toured Europe with the American Musical Ambassadors Concert Band. Before the tour they rehearsed in New York City with 100 other band members from around the country. From there they flew to Paris, France where they saw the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, Notre Dame Cathedral, and the Arch of Triumph. They traveled to Engeiberg, Lucerne, and Lugano, Switzerland, Venice and Milan, Italy, Innsbruck and Salzburg, Austria, Berchtesgaden and Frankfort, West Germany, and were hosted in the homes of the people of Ede, Holland before visiting Amsterdam. They concluded their tour with a four day stay in London, England where they saw Windsor Castle, the changing of the guard at Buckingham Palace, and Westminster Abbey. The entire trip lasted three weeks in which they performed eight concerts. Top right: Changing of the guard. London. Right: Switzerland. Below left: Eiffel Tower, Paris. Below middle: Top—Gondola in Venice. Bottom—Olympic Site in Innsbruck. Below right: Top—Arch of Triumph, Paris. Bottom—Holland. Faculty The People Who Mr. Gerald Pfalzgraf Custodian Cooks: Mrs. Judy Hopp, Mrs. Betty Leidgen, Mrs. Sue Suprenand, and Mrs. Mabel Brink. 38 FACULTY Mr. fames Pollock Custodian Mr. Edwin Baeten Principal Make Things Happen Mr. Anthony Evers District Administrator Mrs. Kay Holz Mrs. Joanne Towne Secretaries School Board —Sitting: Mrs. Stibb, Mrs. Steffes, and Mr. WafJe. Standing: Mr. Kintzler, Mr. Miller, and Mr. Kraft. Not Shown: Mr. Palmer. FACULTY 39 Mrs. Carol Bossenbroek Choral Music Mr. Robert Caves Guidance Counselor i. Mrs. Lynne Dehn Spanish English Mrs. Linda Eschenbauch Business Education Mr. Gary Gruenwald World History Social Problems Mr. Jack Hamilton Biology 40 TEACHERS Mr. Jeff Hansen Driver Education Mr. Paul Helm Industrial Arts Mr. John Heyn English Miss Jill Johnson Home Economics Mrs. Terri Kosloske Learning Disabilities Mr. Douglas McLean Business Education TEACHERS 41 Mr. Albert Messner Computers Science Math Mrs. Sandra Miller Mathematics Mr. Gene Nienhouse Computers Science Miss Diane O’Neil Applied Engjish Mr. David Poeschl Instrumental Music Mrs. Denise Retzleff Agriculture 42 TEACHERS Mr. Pete Sandberg Math Miss Sandy Schreiner Physical Education Mrs. Patricia Stuhr Art Mrs. Mary Thompson Eng ish History Mr. William Toomey Physical Education Mr. Harold Tritz Librarian TEACHERS 43 46 SNAPS Organizations Music is c Front row: T. Stibbe. K. Lutze, S. Guell, A. Fink. D. Jaeger. K. Conger. A. Krueger. K. Martin. M. Ryan. K. Nyhuis. L. VanKgtern. S. Seiger. Second row: C. Woltman. P. Brauer. T. Gibson. T. Osgood. B. Budura, T. Schmidt. W. Beaudreau, D. Steffes, D. DeBoer. L. Burnham, S. Gilles, C. Volbright, S. McDonald. Third row: B. Brauer. D. Conklin. K. Schmitz, M. Berger. C. Nast. D. Champeau. L. Krause. C. Fisher. B. Badura. C. Holt. S. Schmidt. Fourth row: K. DeBoer. T. Dineen. T. Hoiz, G. Bibow. . LaMotte. J. Guenther. L. Guell, D. Jaeger. J. LaMotte. M. Litth Fifth row: T. Burbach. P. Reetz. J. Green, J. Krause. T. Burbacl M. Wafle. T. Lehman. T. Messner, P. Nickel. Back row: D. Kocl T. Hoiz. A. Malloy. S. Nyhuis. M. Henschel, R. Richardson. JV Wirtz. S. Towne. Mr. Poeschl. 48 BAND Chorus—First Row: S. Kounelis, P. Bliss, T. Stibbe, K. Nyhuis. K. butze, L. Guell. K. Lutze, C. Wiese, S. McDonald, D. DeBoer, J. Myers, H. Kintzler. Second Row: P. Tedford, T. Schmidt. L Bartzen, T. Osgood, W. Stibb, V. Makus. P. Fester, W. Beaudreau. D. Jaeger. K. Zimmerman. S. Schmitz. Third Row: S. Riese. T. O'baire. S. Mies. K. Wolfe, C. Volbright, M. Wafle, f. Guenther, L. Burnham, K. Gruenwald, f. Bovee, T. Hilbert. Fourth Row: S. Gilles, A. Krueger. K, Martin. K. DeBoer. C. Fitzpatrick. M. Jorgensen. T. Messner. J. I.uAlottc. T. Gibson. S. Guell. K. Roioff, C. Babler. Fifth Row: Mrs. Bossenbroek. M. Kollmunn. S. Towne. S. Cousins, T. Stoppleworth. S. Schmidt, P. Reetz. P. Nickel, D, Steffes. Sixth Row: f. Schaefer, T. Hofz, J. Green, T. Holz, D. Andrysczyk, N. LaMotte, G. Waggener, T. Lehman. The OHS Chorus is a talented, dedicated group. After receiving a 1st in Class B Competition for two years, we’re preparing for Ciass A. In addition to Winter and Spring Concerts, members participated in Honors Festival, Solo and Ensemble, and district competition. Members have shown much growth and musical expression through individual and group performance. They have been a joy to work with. Mrs. Bossenbroek Universal Language CHORDS 4 7 O’clock Swing The OHS Jazz Band consists of talented and dedicated musicians who meet at 7:00 on Wednesday mornings to rehearse their special kind of music. I am very proud of these students because of their desire to be the very best. Mr. Poeschl Back row: G. Bibow. C. Fisher. T. Dineen, L. Guell. N. LaMotte. Poeschl. B. Brauer. D. Conklin. D. Jaeger. J. LaMotte, K. Schmitz. M. Wafle, J. Green. J. Krause. S. Towne. Middle row: Mr. Front row: K. Martin. T. Holz, K. DeBoer. 50 JAZZ BAND Panache II Show Choir: Front Couples—S. McDonald. S. Schmidt. T. Stibbe, N. LuMotte, C. Wiese, and S. Towne: Hack Couples—A. Krueger, P. Nickel. P. Nickel. T. Gibson, M. Wafle, P. Reetz, S. Cuell, K. DeBoer, T. Stoppleworth. C. Babler, S. Gibes, and S. Cousins. Sixteen hard-working, dedicated young singers dancers rehearse on Monday evenings for 3 hours. In March, Mr. Terrien spent a Friday evening and all day Saturday to help prepare choreography for new additions to our performance. Following Panache I, this year's group has again improved with flair and style. Mrs. Bossenbroek SHOW CHO R 53 Twirling into Action at O.H.S. The OHS Flagline consists of dedicated students who present the American flag at athletic events, perform at basketball games, and accompany the band in parades. Coach Poeschi Twirlers Flagline—Silting: D. Pauliot and W. Brotherton. Standing: S. Sieger, . Williams, H. Kinlzier. and L. VanEglern. 52 FLAGLINE Being Involved A View of the Student Council-First row: N. LaMotte, B. Badura. P. Brauer. K. Berger. T. Holz. H. Mathieu. T. Dineen. D. Conklin, and . Kottke. P. Nickel. L. Guell, P. Reetz. Second row: C. Holt. M. Schaefer. Joel Schaefer World Affairs Seminar Brett Brauer Badger Boy Carol Fisher Badger Girl DAR 54 STUDENT COUNCIL Extra Achievers The National Honor Society is a very select group of students. Students must have a minimum grade point average of 3.25 to be eligible. They are then judged by the faculty on the virtues of leadership, character, and service to determine if they are deserving of being a member of the NHS. Mr. Caves Sharon Rymer and Becky Badura Business World Attendants National Honor Society—First row: S. Rymer. D. Champeau. L. Rymer. D. Haack, B. Brauer. II. Mathieu, J. Krause, T. Dineen, D. Krause, K. Lutze. P. Nickel, B. Badura, C. Fisher. Second row: R. Brauer, J. Schaefer, and Mr. Caves. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 55 “Lock, Stock, and Lipstick is the second play the Oakfield Players have done in the last year. With each presentation, the audiences are growing. The cast and crew did a wonderful job. Mike DiDomizio was the assistant director and stage manager while Miss Johnson directed and produced the play. Below, right is the cast of last year's play, “Happily Never After.” Actors Revive Directors and Make-up Crew: K. Wolfe, G. Birschbach, M. DiDomizio, Miss Johnson. P. Tedford, T. Guell, and L. Bartzen. 56 DRAMA School Play Lock, Stock, and Lipstick CAST of CHARACTERS Harold Mathieu Cindy Wiese Steve Cousins Carol Fisher Penny Nickel Kari Demell Joel Schafer Wendy Beaudreau B.f. Flath Todd Messner Cindy Nast DRAMA 57 Meet OtUSbEdF Cindy Nast, aided by Kim Conger, took charge of the Oakleaf for the 1984-85 school year. They headed a staff of editors and reporters who kept tabs on the events around school. They made a special effort to expand the coverage this year to include issues that went beyond the usual school topics. Mr. Tritz was the Oakleaf advisor. Newspaper Staff—Sitting: K. Demell, S. Jtymer, . Myers, B. B. . Flath, M. Tritz, H. Muthieu, D. Mulder, C. Nust, K. Conger, Radura, and L. Krause. Standing: C. Bebow, K. Nyhuis, P. Nickel, D. Champeau, A. Ne son, and C. Fisher. 58 NEWSPAPER STAFF The Press Yearbook Staff—Front Row: S. Jorgensen, L. Guell. Editor C. Fisher, Business Manager J. Schaefer, and H. Mathieu. Back Row: Mrs. Eschenbauch, C. Nasi, C. Myers, S. Rymer, D. Donovan, and S. Loiter. A good many excellent individuals make up the 1984-1985 yearbook staff. Under the leadership of Carol Fisher, they sold ads, worked long and hard to complete pages, typed copy, and sold yearbooks. We owe them our thanks and our appreciation for a job well done. Mrs. Eschenbauch YEARBOOK 59 Largest Forensics Team Ever Forensics Team—First row: f. Myers, W. Beaudreau, D. DeBoer. S. McDonald. T. Ilolterman. P. Kester, C. Hinze. Second row: P. Nickel. P. Ilopp, B. Badura. S. Hilbert. C. Nast, K. Demell. L. Tedford, T. Guell, P. Tedford. Standing: K. Kottke, D. Koch. M. Wafle, T. Hilbert. P. Brauer. Mrs. Thompson. T. Osgood. T. Gibson. P. Reetz. L. Guell, B. Badura. L. Burnham. T. Messner. S. Guell. The largest OHS team ever assembled for Forensics started work early on the challenges of the 1985 season. We would host the Subdistrict meet with Waupun on March 5; the meet would use 3 rounds of competition, a rule change adapted in 1984, and another rule adding 3 new categories: Special Occasion, Farrogo, and Group Discussion. These changes offer opportunities for a very competitive and stimulating season. Mrs. Thompson 60 FORENSICS A Goal To Be Met The paramount goal of the Art Club this year is to take a field trip to the Chicago Art Institute this spring. To reach this desired end, the members are malting Christmas ornaments and snowdolls to sell at the Christmas Concert. Hopefully, this will help defray the cost of the trip. This year’s Art Club members are a lively expressive group. President: Heidi KintzJer, V. President: David Haack, Treasurer: Cherie Bebow. and Student Council Rep.: B.f. Flath. Mrs. Stuhr Art Club: Front row—H. Kintzler, S. Oft, P. Ryan, K. Kounelis. and Stuhr. C. Mulder, D. Haack. C. Bebow. and B. . Flath. jVf. Yates; Back row—T. Guell. T. Strook. J. Williams. C. Nast. Mrs. ART CLUB 61 Los Amigos de la Cultura There are 35 members in the Spanish Club this year. We've cooked some meals and we've tried to bring some culture into our lives. Most of all, we say “Bienven-ido! —welcome—to all people of all cultures. Senora Dehn Vf 4 Spanish Club—First row: P. Wachendorf, S. Guell, L. Burnham, W. Suprenand, D. Conger, K. Conger, T. Green, M. Mayhew, R. Stibb, S. Malloy. K. Demell, L. Tedford, B. Wachendorf, and S. Uttendorfer, S. Mies, and C. Fisher. Fourth row: C. Fitzpatrick, C. Cousins. Second row: B. Badura, M. Wafle, K. Lutze, L. Krause. D. Bebow. K. Gruenwald. C. Nast, F. Baehler, and J. Schaefer. Champeau, P. Nickel, C. Babler, and Senora Dehn. Third row: C. 62 SPANISH CLUB AFS Club Grows in its Second Year The AFS Club grew to over 20 members in our second year of existence. Our fund raiser was a joint effort with the Spanish Club and was very successful. Andrej Krume was our AFS student for the 1984-85 school year. Mrs. Eschenbauch AFS Club—First row: M. Kollmann, D. Steffes, and S. Cousins. Burnham, K. Conklin, K. Zimmerman, K. Conger, L. Krause, K. Second row: W. Stibb, D. DeBoer, D. Champeau, Mrs. DeBoer, C. Nast, M. Wafle, C. Stibb, F. Baehler, S. Mies, C. Fish- Eschenbauch, . Schaefer. P. Reetz, and T. Stibbe. Standing: L. er, and B. Badura. AFS CLUB 63 FHA—A Year “Dynamic Dimensions—Confronting Challenges” ... that's quite a theme for a group of high school FHAers. But that’s the state theme this year and it fits this group of girls. Our first challenge for the year was to plan an interesting schedule of events. They confronted that challenge and won. They began the year with a potluck supper to get to know our new freshman. They also helped a group of 3-7 year olds celebrate with a Halloween party. The group also was able to tour the maternity ward at St. Agnes Hospital. We celebrated X-Mas with a X-Mas party and had a holiday bake-sale at the High School Christmas Concert. We made the residents at Bolling Meadows happy by entertaining there in January. We celebrated FHA Week in February and made everyone’s Valentine Day special by selling personalized carnations. A select four represented the Oakfield FHA at the State Convention in April. We topped off the year with a banquet to honor our worthy members and their parents. Our last challenge was to have some fun, so we took a field trip with the Art Club in May. Each one of these students confronted the challenge of being an active member... and they each met that challenge! Miss Johnson of Challenges FHA —Front row: Miss Johnson. L. Nolan. H. Kinlzier. M. P. Hopp, L. Barizen; Back row: C. Abitz, T. Strook. T. Guell. Jorgensen. K. DeMell: Middle row: C. Bab er, C. Stibb, S. Sieger. Van Eglern. . Williams, and K. Lulze. 64 FHA FHA—A Year of Fund-Raisers Several community service activities were undertaken by the FFA Chapter this year. They included a car wash for the Ronald McDonald House, a bowlathon for Muscular Dystrophy, donating money for the school name sign, purchase of the Christmas tree for the high school, and donating money toward a computer for the Ag department. This year we hosted the district speaking contest and had a national winner in the Ag computer program. We talked to the eighth grade students about taking Vo-Ag and held an animal day for the Belle Reynolds students. Our fund raisers included the corn plot, and the selling of stuffed animals. The chapter had a Christmas party, picnic, and went canoeing. Mrs. Retzleff FHA —Front row: R. Marlin, A. Mittelstadte, . Bovee, . Rickert. Last row: R. Krug, R. Brace, B. Abitz, M. Wirtz, T. Nick-Schneider. T. Mathieu, and R. Kottke. Middle row: C. Gierach. . el. P. Sukowatey. R. Sukowatey. f. Langkau, C. Myers, and H. Held. M. Henschei, P. Nickel, P. Nickel, D. Champeau, and T. Mathieu. FFA 65 Science Club Plunges Away Science Club—First row: Mr. Nienhouse, T. Stibbe, T. Trepanier, Wirtz. C. fuck. H. Mathieu. Third row: S. hotter, D. Donovan, M. T. Bacon. B. Brauer, C. Bibow, J. Krause, B. Heinz, T. Dineen, T. Wufle, D. Mulder, S. Rymer, D. Champeuu, P. Nickel, P. Hopp, S. Lehman, T. Messner. Second row: R. Uttendorfer, M. Mayhew. T. Sieger. Fourth row: C. Nast, K. Conklin, K. DeBoer, V. Makus, B. Markielewski, T. Holz, K. Speers. Mr. Messner. J. Bovee, M. Badura, C. Fisher, C. Bebow, J. Williams, and J. Schaefer. Our Science Club started out the year by selling refreshments at the park stand for a baseball tournament and the football games. We also sold refreshments at the girls basketball games and some wrestling events. We use these funds for various club activities including: donations for foreign exchange students letter jackets, school activity sign, field trip to Milwaukee Museum, and Science, Math, and Computer Awards. We are considering sponsoring other events such as a tooth pick bridge building contest, and another field trip-possibly to the Museum of Science and Engineering in Chicago, with a club picnic at the end of the year. The club also bought some new science equipment including two new toilet plungers for drawing an ellipse on the chalk board. Mr. Messner 66 SCIENCE CLUB Radicals Set Goal at Conference Title Math Team—First row: . Myers, C. Hinze, D. DeBoer, P, Brauer, C. Fisher, T. Messner, B. Badura. and T. Stibbe. Standing: . Krause. K. Zimmerman, K. DeBoer, B. Badura, . Gren, T. Burbach, Mr. Messner, M. Waitman, . Atzen, and K. Lutze. Our Math Team decided to call themselves the Radical Oaks. We joined the Wisconsin Mathematics League this year. Six tests are given during the year to the 30 best math students in our school. An award will be given to the best student. Our first math meet was at U.W. Whitewater in the fall. Our team did well. All eight members scored points and two members were close to individual awards. We ate alot in the cafeteria and visited two former graduates attending the University. We are looking forwrd to our conference math meet. We will take a varsity and a f.V. team. We are going to practice very hard so that we take the conference title this year. We will also attend the state math meet. With our knowledge of math increasing expotential-ly, the limit is infinite for what we some day will attain. Coach Messner MATH TEAM 67 Actively Speaking 68 ORGANIZATIONS Seniors Lead Varsity Volleyball The season was filled with many players. For the first time in the past four years we carried a full squad. Although our record was 7 and 7, our seniors proved themselves as four-year veterans using all the starting positions but two. Coach Schreiner Varsity Volleyball-First row: D. Conger. K. I.utze. K. Conger, T. Schreiner, S. Gilles. C. Bebow, D. Conger. B. Winberg, and S. Holz, G. Ryan, and . Williams. Second row: L. VanEgtern, Coach Riese. Third row: L. Krause, B. Badura, P. llopp, and K. Speers. 70 VOLLEYBALL J.V. Volleyball—First row: K. Conklin, K. Roloff, T. Schmidt, S. merman, K. Kottke, A. Fink. A. Krueger, Coach Nienhouse. K. Boeder, D. DeBoer, B. Badura, and V. Makus. Standing: K. Zim- Martin, P. Brauer, T. Osgood, and L. Burnham. VOLLEYBALL 71 Touchdown Our 1984 football team gave one of the best gridiron performances in many years. The season was highlighted by a 16-14 homecoming win over Campbellsport and a 6-3 overall record. The season finale against Lomira will be remembered as a hard-fought battle against the conference champs despite the outcome. The team elected Blair Krueger MVP, and Dineen, Ryan, Krueger, and Krause as captains. The team led the conference in team defense for the first time. All-conference players were Tom Dineen at linebacker, Tim Lamonska at defensive tackle, and Billy Ryan at safety. Krause was named to the 2nd all-conference team on defense, while Duane Conklin was named as a running back. Coach Heyn The 1984 freshman football team showed good improvement throughout the campaign, finishing the season with a win over Mayville and a one point loss to undefeated Horicon. Coach Collien Senior Football Players—First row: Steve Malloy. Todd Burbach, Blair Krueger, P.f. Wilder, Tom Dineen. Second row: John Krause, Tim Lamonska, Brett Brauer, fim Battig, Gary Bibow. Third row: Dale Post. Andrej Krume. Billy Ryan. Varsity Football—First row: D. Post. B. Brauer, P. Wilder. B. Ryan, R. Schmidt. T. Burbach. P. Sukowatey. L. Neely, and B. Brauer. Second row: S. Nyhuis, R. Walsh, M. Smith, B. Sabel, K. Miller, R. Vey, K. Schmitz, J. Krause, T. Lamonska, T. Holz, and S. Malloy. Standing: S. Towne, T. Dineen, A. Krume, R. Rymer, B. Heinz, D. Conklin, G. Bibow, P. Bovee. B. Krueger, T. Burbach, J. Battig, and Caoch Heyn. 72 FOOTBALL ’84 Freshmen Football—First row: J. Bovee, C. Huck, R. Czoschke, J. LaMotte. Standing: T. Burbach, P. Guell. G. Jaroch. R. Brace, T. Guenther, T. Messner, T. Hoiz. M. Wafle, P. Reetz, and J. Burbach, R. Vey, T. Hilbert, P. Nickel, M. Anderson, and . Mies. f.V. Football—First row: S. Schmidt. S. Nyhuis, M. Henschel, J. Held, B. Sabel. K. Miller, and T. Stoppleworth. Standing: D. Jaeger. S. Towne, R. Vey, L. Neely. R. Richardson, T. Mathieu, R. Kottke, A. Malloy, and Coach Helm. FOOTBALL 73 T rying Varsity Basketball—First row: H. Kintzler, S. McDonald. M. Ryan. Coach Caves. P. Brauer. and J. Williams. Standing: B. Badura, K. Speers. C. Nast. A. Krueger. P. Hopp, K. Martin, and C. Bebow. Seniors—Lower left: Kelley Speers and Cherie Bebow. 76 GIRL’S BASKETBALL For State Four starters are returning from last years team for the 1984-85 season. Bonny Winberg was the only senior on the 83-84 team. We should be improved as a team because of experience alone. Hopefully, through hard work, practice, and good sound team play, we will be able to play to our potential. Coach Caves WE % THE OAKS'” ;.V. Basketball— First row: C. Woltman, T. Schmidt. S. Boeder, C. Burnham, A. Fink, T. Osgood, M. orgensen, and K. Zimmerman. Bab er, B. Badura. and C. Roioff. Standing: P. Ted ford. K. Wolfe, L. CJR .'S BASKETBALL 75 Another Shot Seven seniors return from last year's team that made it to the State Tournament in Madison. Our goal this year is to return to Madison in March 1985. The team has the talent, enthusiasm, and depth to reach this goal. The best of luck to the team. Coach Baeten Above—Seniors: Rick Walsh. Hilly Ryan. John Krause. Pat Ryan. Tim Lamonska. Blair Krueger, and Gary Biboiv. Below—Varsity: First row: B. Ryan, R. Walsh, B. Krueger, and B. Wachendorf. Standing: B. Heinz. J. Krause. T. Hoiz. Coach Baeten. P. Ryan, T. Lamonska. and G. Bibow. 76 BOYS BASKETBALL For State Freshmen—First row: . Guenther. C. Huck, M. Wirtz. M. Wafle, Vey, and T. Hoiz. and T. Burbach. Standing: D. Steffes. T. Burbach. P. Nickel. R. J.V—First row: K. Zimmerman. S. Ott. and S. Schmitz. Second and N. LaMotte. Standing: K. Miller. B. Brauer. S. Cousins. C. row: A. Krume. L. Neely. Coach Toomey, K. Schmitz. M. Berger. Myers. T. Mathieu. B. Kuslits. and D. Jaeger. BOY’S BASKETBALL 77 With 2 coaches and the largest team we’ve had in years, we are competitive with most other schools, and we can build for the future at the same time. Coach Hamilton Wrestlers Display § t 11 « J A r’ELl? 0 ¥lEk' • f'TUH ' ,N0 «n£STUM, ■ Bb '■ f Hi t w f Tr ow.te . riiKPit, ' � „. s % m - k m w Varsity Wrestlers-First row: C. Retzleff, S. Nyhui's. S. Towne, D. Koch. Second row: M. Yales, T. Trepanier, D. Post. B. Brauer, K. DeBoer. Third row: T. Dineen, , Mayhew. Coach Hamilton, S. Towne, and J. Canham. 78 WRESTLING Determination J.V. Wrestlers—First row: T. Nickel, R. Czoschke, J. LaMotte, P. Reetz, G. Koch, J. Bovee. Second row: M. Henshel, G. Jaroch, T. Hilbert. R. Brace, M. Kollman, I. Messner, M. Anderson. Third row: T. Bacon. D. Andrysczyk, J. Battig. Coach Helm. G. Waggener. P. Sukowatey. D. Beaudreau, and K. Bacon. WRESTLING 79 Girl’s Softball Goes To Sectionals Softball: Front row—K. Roloff. C. Woltman, K. Conklin; Middle row—S. Gilles, S. Ryme V. Makus, P. Brauer, T. llolterman, L. Burnham; Back row—K. Gruenwald, C. Babler, 1 Wachendorf, Coach Mayhew, . Williams, M. Ryan, and K. Kottke. 80 SOFTBALL Oaks Run Bases at State Varsity Baseball—First row: B. Brauer, R. Vey, M. Berger, and K. Schmitz. Second row: B. Heinz, K. Hinze, B. Brauer, B. Ryan, and . Krause. Third row: T. Holz, Coach Heyn, T. Lamonska, and P. Ryan. The Oak's 1984 baseball team once again made the trip to Wausau for the State Baseball Tournament, this time bringing home the state championship for Oakfield. The team beat Cashton 4-2 in the semi-finals, and edged Sevastopool (14-4) 8-7 in the championship game. The 1984 Oaks also took the Flyway conference pennant with an 8-2 record. All-conference selections were Gary Ryan, pitcher; Greg Ryan, Shortstop; and Tim Lamonska, outfield. Greg Ryan was named our team’s MVP. One of the season highlights was our sectionai sweep of Marshall and Mineral Point by scores of 2-0 and 7-0 with Gary Ryan getting the first shutout, and Greg Ryan no-hitting Mineral Point with help from Gary and Billy Ryan. Coach Heyn The 1984 Oaks JV team went 7-2. We are looking forward to many of them making the varsity in 1985. Coach Merk J.V. Baseball—Front row: M. Wirtz, C. Huck, N. LaMotte, R. Vey. Second row: T. Messner, D. Koch, . Guenther, M. Wafle, Coach lieyn. Third row: M. Henschei, K. Miller, . Held, D. Jaeger, and L. Neely. Seniors Swing into their Last Season Above: Golf Team-First row: S. Towne, T. Hoiz. and S. Cousins. Seniors-R. Goldapske, S. Towne. T. Burbach, R. Walsh, and D. Standing: S. I owne, R. Goldapske, T. Burbach, Coach Hamilton. Beaudreau. R. Walsh, D. Beaudreau, J. Gage, and S. Schmidt. Below: We have a good group of returning golfers, and we hope to overcome the disadvantage of not having a true “home course. Coach Hamilton 84 GOLF Cheering for a Victory The Oakfield Cheerleaders spurred spirit for the Oakfield fans for the football and wrestling seasons. Mrs. Bossenbroek Cheerleaders— Bottom: K. Lutze, C. Holt, S. Guell. Top: D. Jaeger, T. Gibson, T. Stibbe, C. Wiese. CHEERLEADERS 85 Varsity Boy's Basketball JV Boy’s Basketball Oaks Opponent 68 Elkhart Lake 36 71 W.L.A. 59 76 Green Lake 46 61 North Fondy 43 71 Laconia 73 68 Lomira 63 66 Horicon 69 64 Campbellsport 47 51 Markesan 62 73 Mayville 70 75 Laconia 70 67 North Fondy 54 63 Waupun Chr. 73 59 Lomira 40 75 Horicon 61 . 48 Campbellsport 55 69 Markesan 62 45 Mayville 55 Varsity Wrestling Oaks Opponent 33 Elkhart Lake 28 30 Montello 42 42 Mayville 18 30 Lomira ' 27 42 Princeton 27 43 North Fondy 18 23 Laconia 33 57 Horicon 9 27 Markesan 33- 3 Campbellsport Double-Dual 63 30 Springs 39 50 Elkhart Lake 18 4th Dodgeland Invite 1st Hornet Invite 5th Conference (Horicon) Varsity Football Oaks Opponent 43 Elkhart Lake 0 15 Kohler 6 29 Markesan 6 33 Laconia 6 16 Campbellsport 14 6 Mayville 14 6 Horicon 9 8 North Fondy 0 6 Lomira 20 Oaks Opponent 61 Elkhart Lake 53 57 W.L.A. 47 61 Green Lake 24 64 North Fondy 60 52 Laconia 38 51 Lomira 46 47 Horicon 56 64 Campbellsport 46 43 Markesan 63 54 Mayville 38 75 Laconia 44 70 North Fondy 57 60 Waupun Chr. 65 36 Lomira 51 63 Horicon 54 35 Campbellsport 33 52 Markesan 56 57 Mayville 68 Varsity Girl’s Basketball Oaks Opponent 44 W.L.A. 38 63 Hustisford 47 29 Markesan 46 38 Mayville 58 54 Lomira 30 60 Campbellsport 49 58 North Fondy 36 64 Laconia 42 48 Horicon 21 64 Green Lake 11 38 Markesan 36 35 Mayville 43 57 Campbellsport 30 50 Lomira 34 55 Waupun Chr. 27 41 North Fondy 30 70 Laconia 27 50 Horicon 31 Golf Oaks Opponent 205 Princeton 217 197 Princeton 196 205 North Fondy 188 198 Lomira 193 220 North Fondy 193 218 Green Lake 183 201 Horicon 175 207 Lomira 188 193 Horicon 172 86 SCOREBOARD 1984 Baseball Season Freshmen Boy’s Basketball Conference Record: 7-3 Oaks Opponent Season Record: 9-5 : 27 North Fondy 30 Tournament Record: 7-0 44 Laconia 46 Overall Record: 16-5 30 Lomira 63 32 Horicon 47 Flyway Conference Champions 33 Campbellsport 61 Regional Champions 30 Markesan 49 Sectional Champions 30 Mayville 44 State Champions 45 Laconia 47 34 North Fondy 28 Tournament Scores: 44 Lomira 48 45 Horicon 60 Regional 35 Campbellsport 45 58 Markesan 73 Oaks Opponent 36 Mayville 50 17 Cambria 1 11 Fall River 5 10 Poynette 1 Varsity Volleyball Sectional Oaks Opponent 1 Montello 2 Oaks Opponent 3 Princeton 0 4 Marshall 0 2 Green Lake 1 7 Mineral Point 0 2 W.L.A. 1 3 Stockbridge 0 State 1 Mayville 2 0 North Fondy 3 Oaks Opponent 0 Markesan 3 4 Cashton 2 0 Campbellsport 3 8 Sevastopol 7 3 Lomira 0 2 Waupun Chr. 1 3 Horicon 0 Most Valuable Players 0 Laconia 3 Cougar Invite Baseball Greg Ryan 0 Kewaskum 2 Football Blair Krueger 0 Campbellsport 2 Volleyball Cherie Bebow 0 North Fondy 2 Girl’s Basketball Kelly Speers Wrestling Joe May hew SCOREBOARD 87 Sponsors FOX Keepsake Diamond Center Forest Mall Fond du Lac phone HENRY EMANUEL 414 921-3310 JEWELER BOB” WILHELMS ROOFING PAINT CO. Armstrong Tiles Linoleum Carpets Office Phone 78 N Main Street 921-4961 Fond du Lac, WI 54935 IRV’S APPLIANCE Quality Dealer In Admiral, Speed Queen, Quasar, and Philco. Specialization in Electrical Wiring Phone: 583-4104 Oakfield, WI American Bank of Fond du Lac 676 W. JOHNSON ST FONO DU LAC. WIS. 54935 TELEPHONE 414 922 9292 PIT STOP GARAGE Tractor, Truck, Auto Repair Waupun Street Oakfield, WI 53065 Phone: 583-3500 Mark l_. Wowser PnnioKNT OAKFIELD ENTERPRISES, INC. SPECIALISTS IN 2nd OPERATION PRODUCTION MACHINING SOIL SAMPLINO EQUIPMENT post Office Box 1SB Oakfield. WIS 53060 PHONE 583-3660 lank nf ©akfiplk ©akfifli), ffitaronBin 53065 ftonk'J tdJjuUL Robert A. Bird, Pres. Paul Jaeger, Vice-Pres. Mrs. Joyce Krueger, Executive Vice-Pres Mrs. Diane Kuslits, Asst. Vice-Pres. Cashier Mrs. Lavina Schelter, Asst. Vice-Pres. Cashier Etta Held, Security Officer Joan Wiese, Teller Members Federal Reserve System Each deposit insured for $100,000 by FDIC Dedicated To Excellence Serving The Needs Of Our Community With Integrity And Understanding FDIC MUM MfMI BWUIU (lt� M� M 90 ADVERTISEMENTS GODSHALL PHARMACY 24 Hour Emergency Service Right on Price Right on Service Right on Main Street 316 E. Main St. Waupun Wis. MICHELS 265 N 124th St Miiwoukee, Wis 53225 '414) 781-3240 PIPELINE ANO UNDERGROUND CABLE CONTRACTORS MICHELS PIPE LINE CONSTRUCTION, INC. DALE R. MICHELS President P O Box 128 Brownsville, Wis 53006 (414) 583-3132 � Clothing � Home Furnishings � Jewelry 0 ■ SRAUER'S Oowntown Fond du Lac COMPLIMENTS OF THE NATIONAL BANK OF WAUPUN AN INDEPENDENT BANK WHERE OTHERS HAVE THEIR BRANCHES - WE HAVE OUR ROOTS Leroy Locker Service Inc. Makers of Jim's Blue Ribbon Sausage 583-3757 387-5097 Fresh Meat—Smoked Meat—Beef Quarters R 1 Knowles. Wl 53043 ROMORT MANUFACTURING COMPANY auto tire inflating equipment Oakfield, Wisconsin FROZEN COSTARD DRIVE-IN MEET THE GANC AT Sprayer Supply I 414-583-3138 nc. PO Box 412 • Oaklifid. Wl 53065 PETE VERCOUTEREN Compliments of HOFF’S UNITED FOODS Makers of State and National Grand Champion Summer Sausage Phone 583-3350. 269-4798 Featuring a Complete Line of Groceries and Custom Slaughtering and Processing Brownsville ❖ Valley Bank BROWNSVILLE LOMIRA. WISCONSIN MEMBER FDIC AND VALLEY BANCORPORATION Telephone 583-3166 269-4225 Telephone 269-4327 ADVERTISEMENTS 91 Deis jgotor Co. 845 South Main Street Fond du Lac, Wl 54935 member or national Electrical Contractors assn . ). LfASA MIC ILK. nC. INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL ELECTRICAL SERVICE 616 S MILITARY ROAD FOND DU LAC WISCONSIN 54935 PHONE 021-6550 (414) 922-1300 ( )o § 135 W Jofoto Street ) ( FOUST MALI SHOPf IMG CINTE J Letter Jackets Lettering Service KLAETSCH SPORTING GOODS 179 S. Main St. Phone 921-4202 Fond du Lac t3 Eldorado State Bank ACTION Main Ot lice: 1 Idorado. Wisconsin Branch (lilies'. 2Mh 1 vtcrhrook Ksl . 1 ond dit 1 ac. U isconsin ADVERTISER and ACTION — Xtemih'r ) ( — WAUPUN AUTO SALES INC. Phone: 324-3585 Factory Trained Mechanics Service All Makes Gasoline, Lubrication Oils, and Greasing Waupun, Wisconsin 53963 PRINTING 333 W. Frontage Rd. Fond du Lac, Wl CANNING CORPORATION PACKERS OF QUALITY VEGETABLES 92 ADVERTISEMENTS ijdl®%) zt rrr Phone 923 4321 BOB BONNIE BADURA Blunt Ellis Loewi Incorporated Member New York Stock Exchange 66 South Main Street Box 213 Fond du Lac, Wl 54935 4141923-3300 In Wisconsin 800 j 242-1066 Nationwide 8001558-1055 ECONOPRINT INSTANT PRINTING CENTERS 2 locations 64 N. Main St. 439 S. Main St. 923-6310 922-9510 Scott Murther, Manager FOND DU LAC CYCLERY Fuji Repairs Schwinn, Raleigh, Trek 209 S. Main St. 923-3211 ... INOINI ■■■UU-OSMS FOND DU LAC AUTO MACHINE AND PARTS, INC. COMPLETE AUTO MACHINE SERVICE • PARTS • ENGINE REBUILDING 140 FOREST AVENUE FOND DU LAC, Wl 54935 Rif ri cration is Our Business Hansen Refrigeration Service. Inc. CoMMCMCIAL RIFRIOIRATICN - Ai« CONDITIONING FOND DU LAC. WISCONSIN 84939 RHONE 922-0930 OFFICE ANO � MOM 730 8. MILITARY RO WlLBUR IBUO) CRAW BRENNER TANK INC. Transportation Tanks For Chemical, Food, and Dairy Products Fond du Lac, WI Congratulations from e-yal NC . . 442 Arlington Ave. Diil 921-1550 Fond du Lac. Wiscomin BOONE’S BAKERIES INC. ★ Open 7 Days a Week! ★ FOREST MALL $49 for the Spring FOREST MAIL PHONE FondduLoc VJ1 it L v|A1 921-0240 OPEN VVpokdays til 9: Saturdoy 10-5:00: Sundoy Noon to 5 ADVERTISEMENTS 93 MELODY MUSIC 143 S. Main St. FOND DU LAC, Phone 921-1315 Bonnie L. Kowalkowski Vice President Cashier liankof hMKltfu l ac 888 South Main Street. Fond du Lac. Wisconsin 54935 • (414) 923 0099 Ralston Purina Company Richard Martin District Manoger Chow Division Rt « I. Bo 135 Oakfield. Wisconsin 53065 414 583-4084 MEMBER: GSAB W f.I FOR SELECTION FOR SAVINGS ■ FOR FRIENDLY SERVICE WAUPUN WEST SHOPPING CENTER GO WEST On West Main Street —YOUR ONE STOP SHOPPING CENTER— Bob's Pizza Palace Fresh piping hot frozen pizza Also deep dish Chicken nightly—subs-soda beer Open 11 a.m.—l p.m. Tues.-Fri. 4 p.m. nightly Fast, friendly delivery or pickup at discount Call 922-6505 25 E. Merrill, Fond du Lac • TYME MACHINE • BEN FRANKLIN FAMILY CENTER • GYSBER S SUPERMARKET. INC. • WAUPUN BOOTERY • JIM S PACKAGE STORE • COAST TO COAST • BEN FRANKLIN PHARMACY OLDTOWN INN STYLES UNLIMITED WHIRL-JET CAR WASH POSSIN INSURANCE AGENCY Waupun—Rlpon—Trenton Mutual Insurance Co. 0he mas j eu DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION IStO CRtCK BO.. RT. 3. FONO OU LAC. WlSCONSU 4M 922 B “Combining Innotath'e Ideas n'ith 'Excellent Workmanship RON o LA I RE S83-43701 Oakfield Conservation Club, Inc. Gwn'ce. Mozzarella, ; Provolone, Aged Prooolone, Parmesan and Romano fine Italian cheeses “Making fine cheese, like making fine wine, is indeed an art-steeped in tradition and pride. H e here at (irande are proud of our company, each other, and the cheese we make. And, we're committed to continuing the art of making fine Italian cheeses passed down by our founder Filippo Candela Helping Wildlife in This Community for Thirty-Four Years Oakfield. Wl JOHN CANOE IA PRESIDENT Grqnce CHEESE COMPANY DAIRY ROAD BROWNSVILLE. WISCONSIN 53006 • TELEPHONE (414) 583-3122 94 Advertisements Oakfield O First Interstate Bank First Interstate Bank o� Wisconsin Wauoo« Bunging the world of financial services to Oodge and Fond do Lac Counties? OAKFIELD ELEVATOR CO. CROUCH BROS. PHONE 583-4403 1 25 BOOTH STREET Oakfield wi 53085 Wisconsin John’s Butcher Block Fresh Beef-Pork-Poultry Home of Big John’s Homemade Pizzas 19 East First Street FDL, WI Phone: 921-4480 FOOD STORES - FLORAL SHOPS 309 Winnebago Dr. Fond du Lac Wis. 54935 813 S. Main 921-4747 921-3215 WEGNER I OFFICE DEPARTMENT STOREI 15-17 Colfi Str� t • Food du Lac Wisconsin 54935 • Phone 921 1240 c Setting and Servicing Typewriters and Calculators :ors . for 58 years. iQfauZ 1926 For All Your Insurance See COWLES-HENKE AGENCY Your Home-Town Agents Automobiles ( YOUR mtoptootn!] lnsufon(r§ agent J HOME OWNERS FARM OWNERS Business Boats Life Insurance Oakfield 583-3010 JAMIE HENKE Stiener Drive TOM HENKE Advertisements 95 LYNDA BACON BROKER G.R.I. Gntuifc ii—11 jin 21 BACON REALTY CORPORATION 923-2100 LEN BACON BROKER G.R.I Residential Commercial Investment OAKFIELD FOODS 461 S. Main St. Fond du Lac Home Protection Plan Free Market Analysis First Wisconsin Professionals helping people. Meats Groceries Home-made Pizza Main St. Oakfield, WI 583-3232 III FIRST WISCONSIN 'W e The yearbook staff would like to thank everyone who contributed to the 1985 yearbook: Ahren’s Photography and Richard’s Photography for donating their time and taients, the faculty of OHS for putting up with two disrupting mornings of picture taking, Danette Mulder for her work on the cover design, Mrs. Linda Eschenbach for her patient advising, and most of all our sponsors who make this yearbook possible. 96 ADVERTISEMENTS Seniors 98 SENIORS r'v v r x.«r •-.% ? -r ■ - . ..-■� •� - ’ ;■=- •• .: .. - ;:v ;• -;r • • -. v.. :••'•;• . ?■ v. ■-%• . ; -'• • - • C- - - - ■■•■■ -■ ■' - ■.i.:v- «.•• • • -V % • ’ • ' • - - • _ « � . -r. . .- . - •. . - . .s ■ - • ' • •� . • %V'r • Af,r -- .-: r •. - •- .. . . • • • -_. ■, V • • H V s'“ � r- ' w •• • • • 1 ' • ■ . 2 t _ • - • � ' ■ ' . . . s - . - V « • - ., % . --- • - •. -w • s •• , rrr.■£ : . - - - -r_,_ '.- ■ ■-■.- --v--r- - - • •-- •: .• :,yc — . � - . . -. . ... • •._• , - - • - -• _ - ■ • '■■ . ■ s.. ,• • - . • F ”■ ’ - ' ' • '• + - __ v 2 m % ' . y - •• • . . • • , � :• . • v.. - . ’ - • . • .• � 'v • • • •. % - - . -r. ; . _ - • . -- - ■ • — � � . . • .« • • • • 1 • _• a I ‘ — a . - -• - .. •• . • ■ . ...