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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1986 volume:

Changing Tides 1986 Oakfield High School Oakfield, Wisconsin David Andryscyk Mark Berger Darilyn Conger Todd Bacon Pete Bovee Kim Conger Becky Badura Bryan Brauer Duane Conklin 2 SENIORS Sarah Gilles Jim Green Tiffany Green Bob Heinz Tracy Hilbert Tim Hoiz Debbie Jaeger Laura Krause Pam Hopp SENIORS 3 DAVID ANDRYSCZYK— Prom Court 3, FHA 4, Science Club 4, Chorus 1-2-3, Football 1-2, Wrestling 5, Weightlifting 1-2-4, Show Choir 1, Golf 1. TODD BACON— Science Club 5, Football 1-2, Wrestling 1-2-4, Weightlifting 4, Boy’s Track 1-2. BECKY BADURA- Homecoming Court 3-4, Band 5, Forensics 1-2-3 (State) 4, Student Council 3 (Treasurer)-4 (Vice President), National Honor Society 2-3-4, Badger Girl’s State 3, Spanish Club 5, Science Club, Math Team 5, Chorus 1-2, Newspaper Staff 5, Volleyball 5, Girl’s Basketball 1-2 (All-Conference Honorable Mention) 3 (1st Team All-Conference) 4, Honor Roll 5, Business World Scholarship 2, Jr. Science Symposium 2, AFS 3 (Student Council Rep.) 4, Hugh O’Brian Youth Foundation Leadership Seminar 2. MARK BERGER— Prom Court 3, Homecoming Court 4, Band 5, Jazz Band 2, Student Council 3, Spanish Club 1, Science Club 1-2, Football 1-2-4, Baseball 5, Boy’s Basketball 5, Honor Roll 5, Solo and Ensemble 1-2, Duck's Unlimited 5. PETE BOVEE— Homecoming Court 4, FFA 1-2, Science Club 1-4, Football 5, Wrestling 3-4. BRYAN BRAUER— Prom Court 3, Homecoming Court 4, Band 5, Jazz Band 5, Student Council 1-4, National Honor Society 2-3-4, Badger Boy's State 3, Science Club 3-4, Math Team 3-4, Football 5, Baseball 5, Boy’s Basketball 5, Honor Roll 5, Solo and Ensemble 5, Honor’s Band 3-4. DARILYN CONGER- FHA 1-2-4, Spanish Club 5, Chorus 1-2, Volleyball 1, Softball 1, Statistician (volleyball) 2-3-4, AFS 4. KIM CONGER— Prom Court 3, Homecoming Court 4, Band 5, Spanish Club 5, Art Club 4, Newspaper Staff 1-2-3, Volleyball 1- 2-3, Girl’s Track 1, Honor Roll 1-3, AFS 2-3-4, Exchange Student to Costa Rica 4. DUANE Conklin— Prom Court 3, Homecoming Court 4, Band 5, Jazz Band 5, FHA 4, Student Council 3-4 (President), National Honor Society 3-4, Science Club 1-4, Football 5, Wrestling 1, Weightlifting 5, Cross Country 1-2, Honor Roll 5, Solo and Ensemble 5. SARAH GILLES— Band 5, Spanish Club 3-4, Art Club 2, Chorus 1, Yearbook 4, Volleyball 5, Girl’s Track 1, Softball 2-3, Cheerleading 2, Solo and Ensemble 5, Honor’s Band 3. JIM GREEN— Band 5, Jazz Band 3-4, Student Council 1, Science Club 1-4, Math Team 5, Chorus 5, Show Choir 1-4, Honor Roll 5, Solo and Ensemble 1-2, Honors Chorus 2- 3-4, Jr. Science Symposium 2-4. TIFFANY GREEN— Prom Court 3, Spanish Club 3. BOB HEINZ— Prom Court 3, Homecoming Court 4 (King), FHA 4, Student Council 3-4, Science Club 5, Football 5, Baseball 5, Boy’s Basketball 5. Honor Roll 2-3, Academic Decathelon 4. TRACY HILBERT— Homecoming Court 4 (Queen), Student Council 1, Spanish Club 3, Art Club 4, Chorus 1-2, Newspaper 1, Solo and Ensemble 1, Cheerleading 1. TIM HOLZ— Prom Court 3, Homecoming Court 4, Band 5, Jazz Band 2-3-4, FHA 4, Student Council 3-4, Spanish Club 1-2, Science Club 5, Chorus 5, Show Choir 1-2, Football 5, Baseball 5, Boy’s Basketball 5, Solo and Ensemble 5, Honors Band 1-3-4, Honors Chorus 2, North Eastern Honors Band 2-3-4. PAM HOPP— Prom Court 3, Homecoming Court 4, Forensics 3-4, FHA 1-3-4, Science Club 5, Chorus 1-2, Volleyball 5, Girl’s Basketball 5, Solo and Ensemble 1-2. DEBBIE JAEGER— Prom Court 3, Homecoming Court 4, Band 5, FHA 1- 4, Student Council 2-4, Spanish Club 4, Science 1, Chorus 5, Show Choir 2, Cheerleading 5, Honor Roll 5, Solo and Ensemble 1-2-4, Honors Chorus 2. LAURA KRAUSE— Band 1-2-3, FHA 1-2, Student Council 2-4, National Honor Society 2-3-4, Spanish Club 1-2, Yearbook 4, Newspaer 3-4, Volleyball 5, Girl’s Basketball 1, Honor Roll 5, Solo and Ensemble 1, AFS 3. JEFF LANGKAU— FFA 5, Football 1, Wrestling 3-4. SHERRY LOTTER- Prom Court 3, Homecomng Court 4, Science Club 5, Chorus 1, Yearbook 3, Newspaper 4, Cheerleading 4. KIM LUTZE- Homecoming Court 3, FHA 5 (Historian and President), Band 1, Student Council 4, Spanish Club 3-4 (Student Council Rep.) Science Club 1, Math Team 3- 4, Chorus 5, Yearbook 4, Cheerleading 5, Honor Roll 5, Solo and Ensemble 5 (State), Honors Chorus 4, School Musical 4, Augustana Choral Orchestra Concert 4, Academic Decathelon 4. RANDY MARTIN— Homecoming Court 4, Band 1, FFA 5, Chorus 1, Football 1-2-4, Weightlifting 5, Golf 4, Boy’s Track 1. HAROLD MATHIEU— FFA 5, Student Council 3, National Honor Society 2-3-4, Spanish Club 3-4, Art Club 4, Science Club 3-4, Yearbook 3-4, Newspaper 3, Golf 3-4, Boy’s Basketball 1-4, Honor Roll 5, Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, School Play 2-3-4, Teacher’s Aide 1-3. CINDY MULDER- Prom Court 3, Spanish Club 2, Art Club 3-4, Yearbook 2, Newspaper 2, Girl’s Track 1. 4 SENIOR ACTIVITIES Ensembles 2-3-4, AFS 4. CINDY NAST— Band 5, Jazz Band 4, Forensics 5, Student Council 4, World Affairs Seminar 3, Spanish Club 5 (Vice President), Art Club 2-3-4, Science Club 5, Math Team 1-3-4, Yearbook 3-4, Newspaper 5 (editor). Girl’s Basketball 5, Softball 1, Honor Roll 5, Solo and Ensemble 104, Voice of Democracy 4, AFS 3-4 (Secretary), School Play 2-3, St. Agnes Volunteer 1-2, Academic Decathelon 4. ANNETTE NELSON— Prom Court 3 (Queen), FHA 4, Spanish Club 4, Science Club 2-3, Yearbook 4, Newspaper 3, Honor Roll 5. KRIS NYHUIS— Prom Court 3, Band 5, FHA 1, Chorus 5, Newspaper 3-4, Solo and Ensemble 5 (2-3 State), Honors Cnorus 2-3-4, School Musical 4. ROXANNE OTT- Homecoming Court 4, FHA 1, Student Council 2, Chorus 1, Girl’s Basketball 1, Honor Roll 1-3, Statistician (Softball 1-2-3, Basketball 1-2). DAWN PAULIOT— Prom Court 3, Flagline 2-3, Chorus 1-2, Solo and Ensemble 1. SANDY RIESE— Homecoming Court 4, FHA 1-4, Spanish Club 3, Science Club 1-4, Chorus 1-2-3, Volleyball 1, Girl’s Basketball 1, Solo and Ensemble 1, Statistician 2-3-4. DANNY RYAN— Prom Court 3, Baseball 5, Boy’s Basketball 5. RON RYMER— Prom Court 3 (King), Homecoming Court 4, FFA 1, National Honor Society 2-3-4 (Vice President], Science Club 4, Math Team 3-4, Yearbook 4, Football 1-3-4, Weightlifting 3, Boy's Track 1-2, Honor Roll 5, IWLA Scholarship Camp 2-3-4, Central Wisconsin Environmental Station Scholarship Camp 2, Class Treasurer 4. JASON SCHMIDT- Chorus 1-2-3, Football 1, Boy’s Track 1-2, Boy’s Basketball 1-3-4. KELLY SCHMITZ— HOmecoming Court 4, Jazz Band 3-4, Spanish Club 1, Football 5, Wrestling 3, Weightlifting 5, Baseball 5, Boy’s Basketball 1-2-3, Honor Roll 5. JOEL SCHNEITER— FFA 5, Honor Roll 1. SARA SIEGER— Homecoming Court 4, Band 5, Flagline 5, FHA 5, Student Council, 2-4, Science Club 3-4, Chorus 1-2, Solo Ensembles 1-2. DAWN SING— Homecoming Court 4, Band 5, FHA 1, Student Council 3-4, National Honor Society 3-4, Science Club 4, Volleyball 5, Girl’s Basketball 5, Girl’s Track 102, Softball 4, Cheerleading 1, Honor Roll 5, Solo MIKE SMITH— Prom Court 3, Homecoming Court 4, FFA 1, Football 5, Weightlifting 3, Boy’s Track 1-2. KRIS SPEERS-Art Club 4, Wrestling 1. SUE STEINKE— Chorus 1, Girl’s Basketball. CRYSTAL STIBB— FHA 5 (Secretary 3, Historian 4), Chorus 1, Yearbook 2, Volleyball Statistician 4, AFS Club 2,3,4. TERRI STIBBE— Homecoming Court 2-3, Band 5, Spanish Club 1-3, Science Club 5, Math Team 1-2-3, Show Choir 3-4, Cheerleading 2-3, Honor Roll 1-2, Solo Ensembles 5, Honors Band 3, Honors Chorus 4, Music Camp Scholarship (Band) 2, School Play 2-4. TINA STROOK— FHA 3, Art Club 3-4, Yearbook Staff 4, School Play 2. PAUL SUKOWATEY— FFA 2-3-4, Football 2-3, Wrestling 5. CHERYL SUPRENAND-Spanish Club 2-3-4, AFS 4. TIM TREPANIER— Art Club 4, Science Club 5, Wrestling 5, Weightlifting 4, Boy’s Track 2, Clown Core 4. LYN VAN EGTERN— Band 5, Flagline 2-3-4, FHA 2-3-4, FFA 1, Chorus 1-2, Volleyball Statistician 3. CHERYL VOLBRIGHT- Band 5, Spanish Club 4, Chorus 1-2-3, Yearbook Staff 4, Honor Roll 1-2, Solo Ensembles 5, Honors Band 3. PAM WACHENDORF— FHA 4, Spanish Club 5, Science Club 4, Chorus 1-2, Volleyball 1, Girls’s Basketball 1-2, Softball 5, Honor Roll 5, Girl’s Basketball Statistician 3-4, AFS Club 4. GREG WAGGENER— Art Club 4, Chorus 1-2-3, Football 2, Wrestling 3-4. STEVE WENDT— Science Club 2, Football 1-2, Weightlifting 1. )ULIE WILLIAMS— Flagline 2-3, FHA 3-4, Spanish Club 2-3-4, Art Club 2-3-4, Science Club 3-4, Chorus 1-2, Volleyball Manager 3, Girl's Basketball Scorekeeper 3, Girl’s Track 1, Softball 2-3, Solo Ensembles 1. BEVERLY WINBERG— Band 1, Spanish Club 1-4, Newspaper Staff 1-2-3, Volleyball 5, Girl’s Basketball 1-2, Girl’s Track 1, School Play 2-3-4. MICHAEL WOLTMAN— Band 1-2, National Honor Society 1-2, Science Club 2-4, Math Team 3-4, Baseball 4, Boy's Basketball 4, Honor Roll 5, Jr. Science Symposium 3-4. SENIOR ACTIVITIES 5 Jeff Lang Kau Randy Martin Cindy Nast t % ■ Sherry Lotter Harold Mathieu Annette Nelson Kim Lutze Cindy Mulder Kris Nyhuis 6 SENIORS Roxanne Ott Danny Ryan Dawn Pauliot Ron Rymer Sandy Riese Jason Schmidt Kelly Schmitz Joel Schneiter Sara Sieger SENIORS 7 SENIORS 9 Dawn Sing Terri Stibbe Tina St rook Paul Sukowatey Crystal Stibb Kris Speers Sue Stienke Cheryl Suprenand 10 SENIORS Tim Trepanier Lyn Van Eg tern Pam Wachendorf Greg Waggner Julie Williams Beverly Win berg Cheryl Volbright Mike Woltman SENIORS 11 Ni C 5 o � o r C 3 CO 9861 o ssDfO A Wave of Special Memories A Night Dawn Pau iot and Mark Berger On May 11, 1985 at the Oakfield High School gymnasium the class of 1986 held their Junior Prom. The gym was decorated in pink, blue, gray, and white with stars hanging everywhere. The music was provided by Me. B. Videos. The theme was A Night In Heaven” and the theme song was Heaven” by Brian Adams. The reigning King and Queen were Ron Rymer and Annette Nelson. Kim Conger and Duane Conklin 14 PROM In Heaven Kris Nyhuis and Bryan Brauer Pam Hopp and Tim Hob. Cindy Mulder and Bob Heinz Debbie Jaeger and Danny Ryan PROM 15 Homecoming 1985: Memories 16 HOMECOMING Dawn Sing and Bryan Brauer The class of 1986 held their Homecoming dance on October 19. 1985 in the Oakfield High School Gymnasium. To create an Autumn atmosphere the gym was decorated by black, maroon. and silver grey crepe paper and balloons. The theme was “Memories Last Forever” and the music was provided by Rent-a-Jock of Milwaukee. The Grand March began at 10:30 pm. To set the mood the theme song. “Forever” by Kenny Loggins, was played as the court was introduced and Tracy Hilbert and Bob Heinz were crowned King and Queen. Even though Oakfield was defeated by Mayville in the Homecoming game the preceding night, everyone was in high spirits. In short, the evening turned out to be a Memory that will Last Forever. Debbie Jaeger and Ron Rymer Sandy Riese and Pete Bovee HOMECOMING 17 The Student Council sponsored the first ‘'Winterfest’' ever held here at Oakfield. It started February 16 with snow softball and tug-of-war. Monday was Fun-in-the-sun day with an ice cream eating contest at noon. Tuesday was ping-pong relays. Wednesday was Formal Dress-up day and orange passing. On Thursday, they had a winter dress and undress day at noon. Friday was color day with scooter races. Rent-a-jock was DJ at the dance on Saturday from 8-12. A Puttin-on-the-Hits contest was also held on Saturday. A special thanks to the teams and all who participated. The Whitecaps 18 WINTERFEST WINTERFEST 19 Student of the Month '85 Homecoming Court Homecoming My sides, my sides! Razor Stubble 1 I Love a masquerade! Early Morning Studies Oaks—The ace of my deck! 20 HOMECOMING SNAPS HOMECOMING SNAPS 21 t 22 SNAPS THE SENIOR CHARACTER The Best 24 CLASS CLOWNS Of 86 Best All-Around Girls: Dawn Sing, Becky Budura, Laura Krause Loud mouth: Pam Hopp Loudest Boy: Pete Bovee (not pictured, mouth too big) Class Brains: Becky Budura, Bryan Brauer Most Athletic: Dawn Sing, Bob Heinz CLASS CLOWNS 25 Kim Visits Costa Rica Mr. Sr Mrs. Gerardo Valverde and family Vi Trying to learn a foreign language is a cultural experience, but living in a foreign country is the best experience of all. From June 22 to August 23, 1985, Kim Conger was an AFS (American Field Service) student in Turrialba, Costa Rica. She had a new “family” there. It consisted of two brothers and a sister. Her father was the manager of a business and her mother was an anesthesiologist. Kim attended their school, too. The institutio De Educacion, Dr. Cladomiro Ricado J. While there, Kim visited the Caribbean, the capital city, San Jose, and many discos. It was an excellent experience. Kim gained culture, friendship, and a true understanding of a foreign country and its people. The CenlraJ Turrialba 26 KIM Ruggero Meets Oakfield It seems like yesterday when on August 9th, I met Oakfield, my new community of life, for the first time. Time flies when you are having a great time. I’m Italian and I came from Ancous, a beautiful town on the Adreatic coast, about 60 miles south of Lau Marino. Its population is about 105-110 thousand, and its port is one of the biggest on the Adreatic Sea. I have to say, coming to a rural village like Oakfield was quite a big change for me: the calm atmosphere that I found here, against the never ending activity of my town. However, except for the weather (too cold for me), I didn’t find many difficulties of adjustment. Mine is a normal Italian family of four people: my parents, my brother Paolo (16) and I. My Dad teaches Italian and my Mom teaches English: they both teach at high school level. My brother is attending the first year of high school. As regards to me, I can say that I love summer, sun, and the sea, I enjoy swimming and windsurfing very much. I also like to travel and to have new experiences. Even if I found more differences than I thought before coming, the United States is what I expected it to be. When I came here, my purposes were to know a different culture, to meet other people, and mainly to make this experience fruitful. Thanks to the people I met here, I succeeded, and all their talks and adventures have become the most wonderful of my life. Therefore, I would like to say Thank You” to everyone who helped me, particularly the AFS Chapter, the high school teachers and students. I especially would like to thank my American family from my heart, the Steffes, who gave me a lot of affection and made me feel at home. Thanks to all of you. I'll never forget anything or anybody. RUGGERO 27 Highlighting the Senior Artists Upper left: Tim Trepanier is pictured presenting his award winning painting to Dr. Grover. State Superintendent of Schools, at the State Capital on March 7. 1986. Tim's painting “Stormy Skies’’ is on permanent display in Dr. Grover’s office. Upper right: Cindy Mulder posses along side her drawing “Self Portrait , which was on display at the State Capital. Cindy has been known throughout her four years at 0.11.S. as the “All School Artist. She has also earned numerous awards for her outstanding talent. Above left: Tim Trepanier concentrating on a “Still-life painting. Above right: Jeff Langkau knows precisely where his paintbrush will touch the canvas. Right: Jeff Langkau holds up finished painting by Tracy Hilbert, and Stacey Boeder holds behind. Jeff’s monochromatic, geometric painting. 28 ARTISTS Senior Class Prophecy Since General Brauer and Colonel Conklin were scheduled to meet with President Rymer on a matter of national security, I, Cindy Nast, was sent to Washington, D.C. by the New York Times to cover the event. On the plane I was seated, to my surprise, next to )im Green who was on his way to get a patent for his new invention. He told me that Mike Woltman and Todd Bacon had gone into business together manufacturing computerized children’s games. While we were talking the flight attendant, Sandy Riese, informed us that Captain Julie Williams was preparing for take off and we should fasten our seatbelts. Jim went on to tell me that Laura Krause had become the anchor woman for KBJJ, a T.V. station in California owned and operated by Dan Ryan, who also produced the award winning movie, LOVE ■ Loyalty. The movie was written by Steve Wendt and featured Annette Nelson and David Andrews (originally David Andrysczk) in the leading roles. He said Debra Jaeger had designed all the clothes for the movie and was presently working on a collection for the French model, Kim Conger. I told him I had run into Darilyn Conger, manager of Bobby and Bubba’s Beff Bonanza, in New York. The restaurant is owned by Tim Holz and Bob Heinz and is famous for the elite guests who fly in from all over for the creations of Kim Lutze, head chef. Big names such as Randy Martin, farm tycoon, Jason Schmidt, famous stock broker of Wall Street, Governor Hilbert of Florida, and stunt woman Tina Strook have been known to dine there. The plane landed and Jim and I said our good-byes. I hailed a taxi to my hotel which happened to be run by Kelly and Roxanne (Ott) Schmitz. I tipped the cabbi heavily because it was Pam Wachendorf. When I got to my room I was amazed that an original painting of Cindy Mulder’s was part of the decore. I had to make a call to find out if the tip I got was true so I called the operator, who was Sara Sieger. I got information that Private Investigator, Cheryl Volbright was working closely with the District Attorney of Los Angeles, Mark Berger, on the case of the Smith robbery. I found out that while Mike Smith was attending the Krissy Ny (Kris Nyhuis) rock concert Pam Hopp and her accomplice Harold Mathieu got away with $1, 000,000 in diamonds from his jewelry store. After completing the phone call I sat down and turned on the T.V. to complete my notes and listen to the news. The lead story on the news captured my attention because it was about Pete Bovee, Kansas City Fire Chief. He has been given a special award of honor for saving the life of the nun. Sister Sherry Lotter. After the news I watched the Tonight Show hosted by Jeff Langkau. Comedian Joel Schneiter and flutist Terri Stibbe were two of the guests featured. The next day at breakfast I ran into Greg Waggener the all-star wrestler. He told me that pool shark, Bev Winberg was also in town on tour. He asked me if I heard anything about Paul Sukowatey and Kris Spears. I told him that I had heard they were on a Safari in Africa collecting animals for the FDL Zoo which was originated by veterinarian Crystal Stibb and zoologist Tiffany Green. After breakfast I went to Badura Fitness Center to work out. I saw Becky there and she told me that Cheryl Suprenand had become head quarterback for the Green Bay Packers, which is managed by Tim Trepanier and owned by Lyn Van Egtem. As the days went on I began feeling homesick from hearing about my old classmates so I took the next flight home. Driving to Oakfield I was stopped for speeding by Sargeant Sarah Gilles. She let me off with a warning and told me that Dawn Pauliot was just elected Mayor of Oakfield. She also gave me the invitation of our class reunion, which she was in charge of organizing. She said Dawn Sing was flying back from her mission in South Africa for it and that it would be held at Ruggero Clereci’s dude ranch in Colorado. I was glad that I would soon be seeing my old friends together again. “Cindy wake up you’re going to be late for school.” Mom said. It turns out that I had fallen asleep with my yearbook and that everything you have just read was one of my crazy dreams. This dream may seem bizarre and unlikely, but most dreams do. Most of the class of 1986 will probably not end up as this prophecy has predicted, but I know they will make their lives a success by pursuing their dreams and making them come true. Remember, if you can dream it you can be it. Class Motto—Life for today. Dream for tomorrow. Learn from yesterday. PROPHECY 29 iTo ‘YYlij ‘KeaP ifniend ‘KegandPess o@ a mom ‘I meet on lohat 1 do on lofunt ‘1 have become it is the friends ‘I gneio up u ith that 1 fleef cCosest to and that t have the most in common coith Chough u e don’t see each othen oQten u’hen iae do it is as though u e u ene atioaijs togethen - so comQontabEe. so natunaC so honest 1 guess oCd friends uPio knou uihejie me come from icfio knoia oun hachgnounds u‘ho knoiv oun flamifies have an undenstcmduig oj( us that no neu) friend can even have Susan ‘fbhs Sc hut% JUNIORS ON DOWN Juniors the Wave Chris Babler Ken Bacon Faye Baehler Lea Bartzen Ann Bengel Chad Buros Kelly Conklin Steve Cousins Dan Czoshke Kara DeBoer Kari DeMell Eileen Eggers Steve Fife Cheryl Fitzpatrick John Gage Bunny Gelhar Pam Griffin Kris Gruenwald Tracy Guell Jerry Held Mike Henschel Daryl Jaeger Marsha Jorgensen Jeff Kahlhamer Heidi Kintzler Dan Koch Kim Kottke Randy Kottke Stacy Kounelis Amy Krueger Billy Kuslits Tom Kuslits Nate La Motte Wendy Le Claire Missy Little Vicki Makus 32 Juniors of the Future Andy Malloy Kara Martin Sean Mason Tom Mathieu Shannon McDonald Shelley Mies Kevin Miller Andy Mittelstadt Chris Myers Class Officers: Back flow, A. Krueger, K. Gruenwaici. Front Row, N. La Motte, K. DeMell, D. Koch Lance Neely Lisa Nolan Steve Nyhuis Tracy O’Laire Nette Pinno Craig Retzleff Russ Richardson Mary Ryan Brian Sabel Julie Schimelpfenig Shawn Schmitz Dan Schwanke Tim Stoppleworth Julie Strean Paula Tedford Steve Towne Jamie Trewin Russ Vey Bill Wachendorf Brian Wietor Carl Wolf Kay Zimmerman Juniors 33 Eighty-Eight the Year 34 Sophomores Mark Anderson Beth Badura John Batting Wendy Beaudreau Gwyn Birschbach Stacey Boeder Dean Boelk Jason Bovee Pam Brauer Trevis Burbach Troy Burbach Leigh Ann Burnham Randy Czoshke Robert Dean Denise DeBoer Anna Fink Tricia Gibson Craig Gierch Paul Guell Sheri Guell Jeff Guenther Chrissy Heinz Tom Hilbert Theresa Holterman Terry Holz Craig Huck of the Sophomores Greg Jaroch Patti Kester Gary Koch Mark Kollman Jason LaMotte Ted Lehman Brandy Martin Todd Messner Jeff Mies Jodi Meyers Paul Nickel Tony Nickel Tammy Osgood Paul Reetz Karla Roloff Tara Schmidt Class Officers: Back Row—Todd Messner, Paul Reetz. Front Row—Jeff Guenther, Beth Baduro, Ted Lehman. Gary Schneiter Dale Steffes Wendi Stibb Robert Vey Mark Walfe Mark Wirtz Kerry Wolfe Cindy Woltman Sophomores 35 Tim Athtonen Angela Albrecht Gabriel Araiza A . Tim Babler Brenda Badura Christopher Baker Treena Balfe Lisa Barth Robert Boelk Dennis Bovee Julie Bovee Stacey Buros Jon Cobb Cristine Cousins Jennifer Dean Kevin Demell Tony Draves Stacy Dykstra Becky Fink Rella Hein Shelly Heinz Scott Holzman Mary Jaeger Phylis Jaroch David Jewson Mark Kahlhammer Amy Kottke Jeff Krenke Daniel Mathieu Sarah Mielke 36 FRESHMEN Wave Steve Milton Charles Middelstadt Petter Middelstadt Jason Newton Chad Raube Jason Roloff Jamie Schmitz Susan Schmitz Sue Schonsecheke Robert Schuchardt Kvle Seyfert Rhonda Smith Jon Trewin Eric Venden Steve Vey Travis Vielbig Brian Volbright Kyle Volbrignt Stephen Woltman Sherri Zimmerman Class Officers: Top Row—Chad Kaube. Tony Droves; Next Row: Kri'c Venden, Brenda Badura. and Dennis Bovee. FRESHMEN 37 OUR EDUCATORS The Crew Cooks: Mrs. Ilopp and Mrs. Suprenund ferry Pfalzgraf, Custodian Custodian, Jim Pollock Dishwashers: Mrs. Mabel Brink and Mrs. Betty Leidgen 40 SPECIAL STAFF at OHS SPECIAL STAFF 41 Above: Superintendent, Mr. Evers. Below: School Board: D. Honald, E. Kraft, D. Stibb, R. Kintzler, R. Steffes, J. Waltz, E. Wafle Secretaries: Mrs. Hoiz and Mrs. Towne Mr. Robert Caves Guidance Counselor Mrs. Lynne Dehn Spanish English DHDB® Mrs. Linda Eschenbauch Business Education Mr. Gary Gruenwald World History Social Problems Mr. Jack Hamilton Biology Mr. Jeff Hansen Driver Education 42 TEACHERS Mr. Paul Helm Industrial Arts Mr. John Heyn English Mrs. Faye Horetzki Art Miss Jill Johnson Home Economics Mrs. Terri Kosloske Learning Disabilities Mr. Douglas McLean Business Education TEACHERS 43 Mr. Albert Messner Compulers Science Malh Mrs. Sandra Miller Mathematics Mr. Gene Neinhouse Computers Science Miss Diane O’Neil Applied English 44 TEACHERS Mr. Pete Sandberg Math Miss Sandy Schreiner Physical Education Miss Kathy Scribner Choral Music Mrs. Mary Thompson English History Mr. William Toomey Physical Education Mr. Harold Tritz Librarian TEACHERS 45 Mrs. Audrey Brauer Substitute Mr. LaVerne Georgeson Substitute Since Mr. Baeten announced his plans for retirement, the school board had to look for a new principal. The choice selection became Mr. Paul Dix. Mr. Dix is married and has four children, two of which attend school at Belle Reynolds. He grew up with eight brothers and sisters in Marshfield, WI. After graduating from high school, he attained his B.A. in Marketing and Business Administration at U.W. Stout. He then taught high school for a total of twelve years in Sparta and Tomah, Wisconsin. He went on to get his Masters Degree in Education and Administration in Winnona State University, Minnesota. After receiving his Masters Degree, he became assistant principal at Tomah High for two years. Where upon he moved to become principal of Oakfield High School. Mr. Dix has three basic rules: 1) Everyone has the right to learn and no one has the right to interfere. 2) Respect everyone’s dignity, welfare, and material possessions. 3) Attend classes. He puts a strong emphasis on discipline and attendance, but he also believes it is important for students to be able to identify with the school and have a sense of belonging. Through school sponsored extra activities, he believes the students will get more involved in school. If students participate in activities and identify with the school, they will feel good about school and perform stronger academically. For these reasons, Mr. Dix endorsed Buckling Up (seatbelts) with ice cream bar coupons, expansion of homecoming activities, school time pep rallies, and the introduction of Winterfest. A student assistance program is one serious project Mr. Dix plans on initiating. This program would provide counseling for students with alcohol and other drug related problems. It would also deal with suicide prevention and prevention of drop-outs. The plan will be presented to the school board and he hopes to have it accepted by the end of this year. Mr. Dix says he likes it in Oakfield. He noted that the OHS staff is dedicated and the parents of Oakfield are concerned about the students. Mr. Dix says the students are excellent people who are willing to get involved and work hard. They are very caring and aware of classmate’s problems. Students consider their classmates as friends which creates the atmosphere of an extended family. He concluded by saying he is very happy to be here. Mr. Dix Principal 46 MR. DiX ENTERPRISING ACTIVITIES Students Receive Recognition National Honor Society, left to right: L. Krause, R. Rymer, B. Badura, B. Brauer, D. Conklin, H. Mathieu, Advisor B. Caves, D. Jaeger, D. Sing. The National Honor Society at OHS is a very select group of students who have achieved excellent academic standards. Students must have a minimum accumlative grade point average of 3.25 and also show characteristics of leadership, service, and character. Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors are eligible and are selected by a faculty vote. Students are inducted in the spring of each year. B. Caves, Advisor Academic Decathlon, sitting; B. Badura. D. Conklin. B. Heinz, C. Nast, K. Conger, . Green, K. Lutze Advisor G.L. Gruenwald, H. Mathieu, . Williams. The Academic Decathlon is sponsored by the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction and participating school districts. 1985-1986 was the first year that Oakfield High School sent representatives. Honors, 3.75-4.00 g.p.a.: Duane Conklin, Becky Badura, Kim Lutze(alternative). Scholastic, 3.00-3.74 g.p.a.: Harold Mathieu, Jim Green, Cindy Nast(alternative). Varsity, 0.00-2.99 g.p.a.: Bob Heinz Kim Conger, Julie Williams(alternative). G.L. Gruenwald, Advisoi Leaders of the Future This year’s Student Council was responsible for many things such as updating the school’s sign board, arranging and coordinating the first Homecoming bonfire in five years, and heading the annual Great American Smokeout” in which posters were hung and buttons sold. Mr. Dix had the idea of noon hour volleyball and badmitton tournaments. These games allowed coed cooperation and competition. Student Council has tried to be leaders of our school. Though not one of these things could have been accomplished if not for Mr. Dix. The Student Council would like to thank him for helping tremendously on our actions this school year and also his guidance. Duane Conklin, President Student Council: T. Droves. S. Sieger. . Guenther. P. Reetz, Advisor Gruenwald. T. Hoiz, D. Sing, E. Venden, B. Brauer, B. Badura P. Dix, D. Conklin, N. LaMolte, . Held, D. faeger. C. Nast, K. Becky Badura Bryan Brauer Cindy Nast, Voice of Democracy, Worlds Badger Girls State Badger Boys State Affair Seminar STUDENT COUNCIL 49 Good Things Come to Those Who Wait T. Lehman. M. Jorgensen. H. Kinlz er, C. Nasi. L. Krause. H. Malh eu, . Myers, T. Slrook This year’s yearbook staff, although weak in numbers was strong in dedication and humor. Aided by Mike Woltman and Artist Cindy Mulder, the staff endured the responsibility of producing a very fine 1986 yearbook. We know you will enjoy and appreciate our accomplishment. A special thanks to Laura, Harold, Marsha, Jodi, Heidi, and Cindy N. for their Hard work and cooperation. Mrs. Horetzki 50 YEARBOOK STAFF Art Club Paints the School with Spirit The Art Club got started on the right foot this year with the bringing in of the new school spirit at the Homecoming pep rally. Our homecoming float placed 2nd in the Annual Oakfield Homecoming Parade. With the Art Club showing a grand interest in a field trip to the Chicago Art Institute, club members were obligated to produce and sell grape vine Christmas wreaths. Due to a large abundance of artistic talents, the Art Club will be decorating the school hallways with large painted murals. This spring, in accordance with the Music Department the Art Club will sponsor an Art Exhibition. Senior works highlighted in the exhibition include those of Cindy Mulder, Tim Trepanier, Jeff Langkau, Harold Mathieu, Tracy Hilbert, and Cindy Nast. Art Club Members (I, to RJ First Row: C. Nast. T. Hilbert, D. DeBoer, Second Row: T. Cuell, T. Strook. Mrs. Horetzki. S. Boeder, C. Mulder, T. Trepanier. Third Row: . Langkau. K. Spears. C. Myers. G. Wagner. H. Mathieu. ART CLUB 51 Forensics Develops Poise The 1986 Forensics season involved a mixed team of veterans and rookies, who participated in two invitational tournaments at Ripon and Waupun. The conference meet at Campbellsport, as well as the subdistrict, district, and state tournaments at Watertown, Waterloo, and Madison. Forensics developes poise and confidence, especially when members compete in multi-session tournaments. Competing for Oakfield High this season were: Daryl Jaeger, Denise DeBoer, Ted Lehman and Pam Brauer in Oratory. Crissy Heinz, Becky Badura, and Chad Raube in Special Occasion. Cris Cousins, Mary Jaeger, Sherri Guell, and Ruggero Clerici in four minute. Tom Hilbert, Paul Guell, and Todd Messner in Group Interpretation. Paul Reetz and Trisha Gibson in Play-Acting. Jodi Myers, Brenda Badura, and Tim Ahtonen in Poetry. Cindy Nast in Farrago. Kim Kottke in Demonstration. Steve Cousins in Public Address. Sarah Mielke, Mark Wafle, Bob Dean, and Suzanne Schonsckeck in Prose. Upper left: Forensic member, odi Myers, rehearses her poetry. Above center and right: Daryl Jaeger and Denise DeBoer recite their oratories. Left: Steve Cousins talks over his Public Address with Forensic’s Advisor Mrs. Thompson. Forensics: S. Mielke. P. Hopp. B. Badura, C. Nast, T. Lehman, . Myers, T. Gibson, B. Brauer, S. Guell, C. Heinz, W. Beaudreau, Mrs. Thompson, P. Dean, K. Kottke, C. Cousins. B. Badura, C. Raube, T. Messner, T. Ahtonen, M. Wafle. 52 FORENSICS Math Team Yes —our school has a Math Team—but no cheerleaders yet. Our first meet of the year was in the fall at U-W Whitewater. A team of eight students traveled there on a very cold day. We tried our best, but did not come home with a trophy. Our Conference Math meet this year will be held at Lormira. We plan to get the traveling trophy from Horicon as we took second place at the meet last year. The varsity team consists of four seniors and four underclassmen. A meet usually has five categories: Algebra, Geometry, Advanced Math, Problem Solving, and a team event. This year's state math meet will take place in Madison in April. All of the Math Team members have also been taking part in the State Math League. Six contests are held during the year in our school. Top students will receive awards at the end of the year. Advisor, A1 Messner H(ab) c L a Math Team members, left to right: L. Neely. T. Messner, M. Woitman, D. Jaeger, B. Heinz, J. Green. Mr. Messner, J. Myers. D. DeBoer, C. Heinz, C. Nasi, D. Sing, B. Badura, K. Lutze, M. Jorgensen, C. Voibright, A. Malloy, B. Wachendorf, K. DeBoer, D. Koch, T. Bacon, R. Clerici, M. Wafie MATH TEAM 53 El Club de Espanol El Club de Espanol: With 15 gourmet cooks, our club had some delicious suppers again this year. We made pinatas and went to the Milwaukee Folk Fair, too. Our cultural excursion” included an authentic Mexican meal at Chi Chi’s in Appleton. '.VIVA EL ESPANOL! Senora Dehn Spanish Club front row: H. Kintzler, M. Ryan, 11. Mathieu, L. Neely, B. Wachendorf, K. Denell, K. Gruenwald, C. Fitzpatrick. K. Zimmerman, K. Conklin, B. Badura, Mrs. Dehn, f. Williams, L. Bartzen, P. Tedford, S. Mies, C. Bahler, C. Nast. C. Stibb, J. Myers, K. Wolfe, S. Heinz, W. Stiff, f. Stream, T. O’Laire. D. Jaeger, M. Wafle, C. Volbright, S. Gilles, S. Guell, B. Badura, T. Osgood, P. Brauer, C. Supernand, F. Baehler, K. Lutze, T. Lehman, M. Smith, S. Riese, T. Green, K. Conger, T. Hoiz, J. Guenther, D. Steffes, A. Fink, L. Burnham, K. Kottke, A. Krueger, K. Martin, K. DeBoer, M. Jorgensen. Below: Kris G. enjoying her Spanish meal and Mark, Craig, Ruggero, and Denise with their work. Above: Kari Demell puts the finishing touches on her meal. 54 SPANISH CLUB AFS Welcomes Ruggero The AFS Club has the very difficult task of saying good-bye to last year’s student but also the exciting task of saying Hello to a new student from a new country. The good-bye was said to Andrae Krume last summer, in the Form of a trip to Chicago and an early 4th of July party. The party was held in several backyards in Oakfield complete with fireworks. It was a grand send off. The school club works with the adult chapter assisting them whenever necessary. Hello had a dual purpose this year as we welcomed Ruggero to our country and welcomed Kim Conger back from her stay in Costa Rico. Our school activities this year were: introduction of Ruggero to the student body, a fund raising candle sale witn the Spanish Club, a dance with a DJ after a basketball game, soliciting Jostens for a class ring and the student council and the science club for a letter jacket for Ruggero. We will also assist with the Italian Interlude—this year’s AFS dinner. Other activities were also being planned including putting yearly framed pictures of each AFS student in a prominent place in front of our school. Before long it will again be time to say good-bye to Ruggero and Italy. It was a able Advisor Mr. Messner great and memorable year. AFS, row one: M. Jorgensen, K. Conger, B. Badura, C. Nasi. Second row: Advisor Mr. Messner, S. Mies, K. Zimmerman, T. Osgood. S. Guell. B. Badura, M. Wafle, W. Slibb, F. Baehler. Third row: D. Sing, C. Superand. P. Wachendorf, K. DeBoer, R. Clerici, D. Steffes. AFS 55 FHA Celebrates in Style The state theme for the Future Homemakers of America this year is Forty Years Young and We’ve Just Begun” to celebrate the fortieth year of FHA. This theme seems to fit the Oakfield FHA this year as we are graduating a large group of seniors, but coming back with a nice group of interested freshmen. We began our year with a potluck cook-out to invite new, interested members. We celebrated Halloween with the “little people” in the community with a party filled with games and a nutritious supper. We planned to host the Fall District 7 meeting, but the first snowfall of winter cancelled out our well-planned meeting. To raise money for our many activities, we sold cookbooks. The sale was a big success! The members celebrated Christmas with a potluck supper and a gift exchange. Lisa Barth and Julie Bovee represented our chapter at the March of Dimes FHA Conference in Madison. The main purpose for the conference is to educate others Left to Right: [BackJ Karla R., Rella H„ Pam H.. Sandy R., Dariiyn C.. Jon C.. Lyn V. Middle: Pete B., Kim L., Debbie Sara S., Miss about pre-natal health and birth defects. Seven of our members: Kari Demell, Jamie Trewin, Rhonda Smith, Julie Bovee, Lisa Barth, Rella Hein Karla Roloff, presented a nutrition program to the first and second graders at Belle Reynolds. It included: making a nutritious snack, playing nutrition bingo and playing a Basic 4 match-up. The girls did a wonderful job. FHA Week was celebrated in style with many activities. The group analyzed other student’s diets, thanked the teachers in the school by preparing a homemade treat and distributed carnations on Valentine’s Day. Several members attended the State Leadership Conference in Green Bay in April. Our year came to a close with our banquet in May with a special guest speaker, Donald La Pointe, the State FHA President. We hope that FHA has many more interesting years and we truly have just begun! Miss Johnson, Advisor Johnson (Advisor), Crystal S., Annette N„ Lea B„ Julie W. Front: Wendy S., Lisa B., Jodi M., Pam W., Bob H„ Kari D., Jamie T. 56 FHA Maize—Our Money Maker The Science Club started off the year by running the park stand for the Labor Day softball tournament and the football games. Selling concessions is our only fund raiser and most of our profits come from vaporizing the water in maize, causing a great internal pressure which ruptures the outer shell causing a large increase in volume. This is then sold as popcorn. The club has formed a local Halley’s Comet watch group. The comet was first seen in Pleiades on November 4th of 1985 through the schools eight inch Celestron Telescope. Viewing of the comet should be best in March at which time the club will sponsor an early morning view (4:30 a.m.) for the school and general public. Later in march the club will take a field trip to the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry and the Sears Tower. We are also looking forward to the Annual Club picnic at the end of the year. Advisor, Mr. Messner Science Club, back row: Mr. Messner, Mr. Nienhouse, T. Bacon, T. Trepanier, D. Andrysczyk, R. Rymer, J. Held. B. Brauer, K. Miller, M. Woltman. J. Green, K. DeBoer, T. Messner, P. Nickel, C. Muck, J. Bovee, A. Mittlestadt, B. Wachendorf, T. Lehman, N. LaMotte, f. Krenke, H. Kintzler, M. Ryan, S. Lotter, P. Bovee, M. Kollman, T. Holz, J. Guenther, T. Droves, T. Babler, C. Raube, S. Riese, P. Hopp, S. Sieger, W. Stibb, P. Wachendorf, T. Osgood, T. Gibson, P. Brauer, S. Woltman, D. Sing, B. Badura, D. Jaeger, T. Stibbe, M. Wafle, K. Volbright, D. Steffes, D. Bovee, C. Heinz, B. Badura, S. Guell, K. Zimmerman, M. Little, M. Jorgensen. B. Badura, K. Conklin, K. Kottke, B. Dean, M. Wirtz, J. Roloff, K. Wolfe, L. Burnham, A. Fink, J. Myers, S. Heinz. M. Jaeger, T. Holz. D. Conklin, B. Heinz, H. Mathieu, R. Clerici, C. Nast, J. Williams, K. Demell, J. Trewin, T. O’Loire, P. Ted ford. 58 SCIENCE CLUB Potpourri of Memories SNAPS 59 t _ Band Travels Front row: D. Koch, T. Holz, S. Towne, M. Henschel, M. Wirtz, K. Volbright, A. Kottke, C. Nast, K. Schmitz. Second row: P. Reetz, S. Nyhuis, D. Jewson, S. Woltman, M. Wafle, E. Venden, T. Droves, A. Malloy, J. Green. Third row: J. LaMotte, D. Jaeger, B. Badura, D. Conklin, B. Brauer, M. Berger, T. Ahtonen, T. Messner, P. Nickel, K. DeBoer. N. LaMotte. Fourth row: C. Volbright. S. Gilles, B. Badura, T. Gibson, T. Osgood, P. Brauer. T. Lehman. J. Guenther. T. Holz, S. Mil-ton. Fifth row: Mr. Poeschl, S. McDonald. D. Sing, A. Fink, L. Burnham, D. DeBoer. K. Conger, K. Nyhuis, D. Steffes, W. Beaudreau. Sixth row: B. Badura, S. Schonscheck, S. Sieger, A. Krueger, K. Martin, D. Jaeger, S. Guell, C. Woltman, S. Mielke. A large group of Seniors will be performing their final concert this year. The other band members and I appreciate their dedication and leadership. I am proud of this class and their achievements and feel confident that they will achieve success in their future endeavors. Seniors, never forget the importance of good music in your life!! Best wishes from your friends in the band. Mr. Poeschl 60 BAND To Baraboo BAND 61 All That Jazz Once again the Jazz Band sponsored the Annual Talent Show. They used this show to showcase their talent in front of a large audience. The early morning rehearsals became worthwhile when the audience showed their appreciation. Mr. Poeschl 62 JAZZ BAND First Row (L to R) B. Brauer. D. Conklin, C. Raube. C. Nast, T. Ahtonen. Second Row: E. Venden, T. Droves, M. Wafie, . Green. T. Hoiz. K. Schmitz, Third Row: K. Martin. K DeBoer, N. LaMotte, T. Holz, Mr. Poeschl, j Guenther, T. Lehman, S. Towne. Singing a New Song The Oakfield High School Chorus got a fast start in 1985-86 when in September, about half of its members began rehearsals, for The Wizard of Oz. Also in September Kris Nyhuis, Steve Cousins, Kim Lutze, and Paul Reetz made the long trek down to Moline, Illinois for Augustine College’s Annual Choral and Orchestra Festival, where they performed Vivaldis Gloria with students from other states. After the musical, which was performed in November, the Christmas rush began, and ended with the Christmas Concert on December 18. January was the month for Honor's Choir, held in North Fondy, in which 12 students participated: Kris Nyhuis, Cris Cousins, Kim Lutze, Sherri Guell, Amy Krueger, Terri Stibbe, Jim Green, Tony Draves, Steve Cousins, Ted Lehman, Jeff Guenther, and Mark Wafle. The months of January, February, and March were taken up with solo ensemble preparation; nearly half of the chorus members worked on solos this year, and there were a good number of ensembles in rehearsal. April was a busy month, what with the talent show the first week and Concert Festival later on. The chorus wrapped up the year with the band at the Spring Concert on May 21. Miss Scribner First Row (L to R) Miss Scribner, S. Mielke, A. Kottke, T. Bo fe, S. Guell, T. Gibson, V. Makus, K. Wolfe, S. McDonald, D. DeBoer, W. Beaudreuu, Second Row: S. Schmitz, S. Schonscheck, J. Schmitz, S. Zimmerman, T. Osgood, L. Bartzen, T. O'Laire, J. Stean, P. Tedford, S. Mies, Third Row: L. Burnham, A. Fink, W. Stibb, B. Fink, C. Cousins, K. Lutze. D. Jaeger, M. Wafle. P. Reetz, C. Fitzpatrick, T. Holterman. Fourth Row: K. Nyhuis, S. Gilles, J. Myers, H. Kintzler, N. LaMotte, T. Holz, T. Draves, T. Bab ler, E. Venden, T. Ahtonen, Fifth Row: J. Green, S. Cousins, T. Holz, J. Guenther, S. Towne, T. Stoppleworth, T. Lehman, D. Mathieu, Sixth Row: A. Krueger, K. Martin. K. DeBoer. CHORUS 63 1985-86 saw the revival of Oakfield’s interest in musicals with OHS’s production of the Wizard of Oz. The cast included 24 high school students and 11 Munchkins from Belle Reynolds; the crew was nearly as large! The long, hard hours they put in were sprinkled with enough laughter and fun to make it an experience that will certainly never be forgotten. Director Miss Scribner MUSICAL 65 TREMBLING WATERS OF COMPETITION Varsity Injured Varsity standing: B. Win berg, P. Brauer, K. Martin, P. Hopp, D. Sing. DeBoer, K. Conklin, K. Kottke, K. Demell, S. Riese, D. Conger, C. B. Badura, L. Krause, S. Gilles, V. Makus, K. Zimmerman, K. Stibb. Although plagued by ankle injuries all season, this talented group of dedicated girls, led by six seniors, were able to accomplish and play with confidence one of the most complex offenses and defenses in the sport of volleyball today. Coach Schreiner. Bottom right: Fans cheer on Oaks volleyball. Teammates look on as Pam Hopp spikes to an Oakfield victory over Mayville. 68 VOLLEYBALL but Strong fV's Anna Fink gets help from her teammate Dennis DeBoer on the spike. Above: fV's Anna Fink gets ready for the spike. Right: Schreiner looks on with interest as her team practices. Left: Senior parents are honored on Parent’s Night. JV, a small team with a big heart, learned early in the season that it would take a team effort to win their games. Except for a mid-season slump of three games, we had a great season. One of the high lights was when we had our first shut out against an opponent. Coach Nienhouse JV kneeling: S. Heinz, B. Badura, A. Fink, Coach Nienhouse, L. Boeder, D. DeBoer, K. Demell Burnham, T. Osgood, B. Badura. Front: C. Woltman, T. Schmidt, S. VOLLEYBALL 69 Good Effort by Varsity top: M. Smith, R. Martin, K. Schmitz, M. Berger. B. Heinz. D. Mathieu. K. Miller. . Gage, S. Towne, R. Kottke, L. Neely. B. Sabel, onKim. F. Bovee. B. Brauer, R. Rymer. Standing: Coach Heyn, T. T. Holz, Kneeling: D. Jaeger, A. Malloy, J. Held, R. Vey, T. Burbach the Football Team J.V. slanding: Coach Dineen, P. Nickel, T. Mathieu. T. Hoiz, R. Vey, P. Guell, T. Burbach. Kneeling: P. Reelz, R. Czoshke, J. Guenther, . Gage, T. Burbach, T. Messner. Sitting: C. Huck, . LaMotte, J. Bovee, f. Batting Our football team fought its way through a tough season this year. The Oaks’ tenacity showed in a 16-15 upset win over Horicon in the second-last game of the season. The team selected Bob Heinz as their M.V.P. and Randy Kottke as the Lineman-of-the-Year. Other awards: Ron Rymer ((Back-of-the-Year), Brian Sabel (Best Offense), Bob Heinz (Best Defense), and Tom Mathieu (Most Improved). Freshman top: J. Cobb, S. Woltman, Middelstadt, C. Baker, D. Jewson, S. Holzman. Standing: Coach Helm, D. Mathieu. K. DemeJi, C. Raube, T. Draves, Kneeling: T. Ahtonen, K. Seyfert, . Trewin, S. Vey, T. Babler. Sitting: . Roloff, J. Newton, K. Volbright, D. Bovee FOOTBALL 71 Girl’s Outlook! Five of the top seven players from last year’s team returned for the 1985-86 season. The team also welcomed the addition of Dawn Sing, a transfer from Lena. Last year’s team benefited from their hard work and overall approach to a team concept, as they finished 2nd in the conference with an 11-3 record. The team also made it to the Sectional Tournament and finished with an 18-4 record. This year’s team is presently 12-1 and hoping for a conference championship and a birth in the State Tournament. The team has developed a very positive attitude and is the hardest working group I've coached. It has been a real pleasure. Coach Caves Varsity, left to right: K. Demel 1, B. Badura, M. Ryan. C. Nasi, Coach Caves, P. Hopp. K. Martin, D. Sing. P. Brauer. Front: S. McDonald A. Fink, K. Zimmerman. Above: Senior leaders. C. Nast, D. Sing, B. Badura, P. Hopp. Left: Coach Caves talks defense to his players. 72 GIRLS' BASKETBALL Good! JO The 85-86 Girls’ JV consists of 4 Juniors, 5 Sophomores, and 5 Freshmen. After posting a 4 win, 5 loss record at the Christmas break, the team improved to win 8 out of 9 games. This has been a good season. Coach Badura JV: W. Beaudreau. C. Babler. L. Burnham, A. Fink. C. Cousins. P. Tedford, T. Osgood. S. Zimmerman, B. Badura, C. Woltman, S. Schmitz, A. Kottke, B. Badura. S. Heinz. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL 73 The 1985-86 Boy’s Basketball team got off to a slow start with only one starting player back from last year’s team and a new head coach, Mike Urban. Urban is replacing Ed Baeten, who coached the Oaks 33 years ana took his last two teams down to the state tournament in Madison. Bob Heinz, the starting forward veteran from last year, could not play the first half of the year due to a knee injury he received from football. This year’s team includes seniors: Bob Heinz, Mark Berger, Tim Holz, Dan Rvan, and Bryan Brauer, with juniors Kevin Miller, Nate LaMotte, and Bill Kuslits, and freshman Kyle Seyfert. The team lacks height and experience, but hopefully will make up for it with determination and dedication. Patience will be the key factor to the success of this year’s team. Coach Urban New Coach, Varsity basketball: N. LaMotte, M. Berger, B. Kuslits, B. Brauer, B. Heinz, R. Clerici, H. Mathieu, T. Holz, M. Woltman, D. Ryan, K. Schmitz, K. Miller, . Green 74 BOY'S BASKETBALL New Start Starting a team with several unknowns, has found to be both interesting and frustrating. I have seen vast improvements in the Sophomore players dIus the steady experience and leadership amongst the Juniors. We’ll finish somewhere in the middle of the conference and for my first year as J.V. Coach, I am not discouraged by the way things have gone. Coach Hansen fV: ]. Guenther, . Bovee, C. Huck, J. Held, T. HoJz, D. Steffes, T. Lehman, Coach Hansen, M. Little, M. Jorgensen, K. Zimmerman Burbach, T. Mathieu, S. Cousins. T. Burbach, R. Vey, M. Wafle, T. Freshmen: T. Draves, D. Mathieu. C. Mittlestadt, C. Raube. R. Boelk, S. Holzman, T. Vielbig, T. Babler, D. Bovee, S. Vey, E. Venden 1------------1 T v BOVS BASKETBALL 75 New Coach, 76 WRESTLING The 1985-86 Oakfield Wrestling team had a very respectable year under new head coach, Paul Helm and assistant coach Tom Dineen. Next year should be even better since the wrestling Oaks are returning at least 8 lettermen. Seniors this year were Kelly Schmitz, Dave Andrysczyk, Tim Trepanier, and Greg Waggener. The varsity team and their records up until conference break down like this: Gary Koch, 98 lbs. 10-8, Craig Retleff, 105 lbs. 15-1, Steve Nyhuis, 112 lbs. 10-5, Steve Towne, 119 lbs. 11-6, Dan Koch, 126 lbs. 9-8, Todd Messner, 132 lbs. 7-3, Ken Bacon, 138 lbs. 11-5-1, Tim Trepanier, 145 lbs. 3-9, Dave Andrysczyk, 155 lbs. 11-7, Kelly Schmitz, 167 lbs. 9-8, and Greg Wageener, 185 lbs. 0-1. Craig Retzleff had 12 pins, and the fastest was in 15 seconds. The Oaks finished 3rd in their own Oakfield Invitational with Steve Nyhuis and Craig Retzleff both finishing 2nd and Dan Koch and Dave Andrysczyk finishing 3rd. At Northwestern Prep the Oaks finished 2nd, only 2 points behind class A Wisconsin Lutheran. Top finishers there were Craig Retzleff, Steve Nyhuis, Ken Bacon, and Kelly Schmitz all taking home the first place medal. The Oaks were 7-4 in dual matches with wins over Elkhart Lake, Cambria-Friesland, and St. Varsity wrestling: D. Andrysczyk, T. Trepanier, C. Retzleff, Coach Helm, S. Towne. P. Nickel, K. Bacon, K. DeBoer, D. Koch, f. LaMotte, T. Bacon, . Trewin, T. Messner. M. Henschel, P. Reetz, S. Nyhuis. Above: The wrestling team gathers around the Regional Plaque. Johns, Princeton, Mayville, North Fond du Lac, and Horicon. J.V. Wrestlers to look for next year are Jason Roloff, Jav Newton, Kyle Volbright, Mike Henschel, Jay LaMotte, Paul Reetz, Jon Cobb, Dave Jewson, and John Trewin. Coach Helm and Coach Dineen would like to thank all the wrestling fans for their support throughout the season and hopes the same enthusiasm will carry over to next year where the Oakfield wrestlers should be a strong contender in the Flyway Conference. Coach Helm Adds Strength Left: Senior leaders Todd Bacon, Tim Trepanier, Dave Andrysczyk, not pictured Greg Waggener. Above: fV Wrestlers: T. Ahtonen, f. Cobb, Coach Helm, D. Jewson, K. Volbright, f. Newton, G. Koch, J. Roloff. WRESTLING 77 Oaks Ranked No. 1 The 1985 season ended with the Oaks ranked No. 1 in the state in Class “C”. Unfortunately, Randolph bumped us out of the tournament in the first round in a 2-1 ballgame. Seniors, Billy Ryan and Tim Lamonska were rewarded for outstanding careers when they were named to the North All-Star Team. Billy was named to the First All-District team and Tim to the second team as a pitcher. Seniors, Brett Brauer, John Krause, and Pat Ryan wrapped up excellent varsity careers including two trips to State and a State Championship and three conference titles. The 1985 team was 15-2 with a 10-0 conference mark and another championship. The 1986 team will shoot for a fourth consecutive Flyway crown and get us back on track by trying to reach the Regional finals. If we can meet these goals, anything beyond will be a reward for a hard-fought season. Coach Heyn JV: C. I luck, N. LaMotte, R. Cierici, R. Vey, . Guenther, R. Boelk, T. Draves, K. Seyfert, D. Bovee, S. Vey, T. Babier, . Bovee, T. Messner. 78 BASEBALL Hoping for Strength Finishing the 1985 softball season with a conference record of 4 wins and 4 losses and an overall record of 7 and 6, there is room for improvement in 1986. The girls are coming together as a young team. During 1985 there were no seniors on the team and only one starting junior. I am looking forward to a strong and united group of girls in 1986. Even though we are a young team, the girls held their own when the voting was over for 1st and 2nd All-Conference teams. First team was Infield—Kim Kottke, Outfield—Pam Wachendorf, Versatility—Mary Ryan. Second team was Infield—Karla Roloff, Pitcher—Pam Brauer. Our hardest working player award for 1985 went to Kelly Conklin. Kelly is the catcher for the team. Coach Mayhew Softball back row: C. Woltman, K. VVotfe, S. Buros, C. Bab er. C. Nast. P. Wachendorf, A. Fink, L. Burnham, K. Roloff. Second row: K. Conklin, M. Jorgensen, B. Badura, S. Guell, S. Heinz, K. Gruenwalk, S. Schmitz, B. Badura. Third row: C. Cousins, V. Makus, K. Kottke, D. Sing, P. Brauer, T. Osgood, K. Martin, S. Zimmerman. M. Ryan. SOFTBALL 79 A Fresh Start I funiors Seniors Pictured front to back: Chris Babler, Shannon McDonald, Kay Aimmerman, Sherry hotter, Debbie Jaeger, Kim Lutze, Marsha Jorgensen. Far right: Phyllis and Mary practice their routine. Below left: The cheerleaders cheer on the Oaks at the pep rally. Bottom right: Oak fie Id Cheerleader’s Homecoming Float. Advisors: Kay Holz Joanne Towne 80 CHEERLEADERS For the Cheerleaders The cheerleaders are getting off to a fresh start this year. Their new advisers this year are Kay Holz and Joanne Towne. They started off with a large squad that narrowed down towards the end of the year. Four of the cheerleaders attended a camp at Neenah and brought back some new cheers for the rest of the squad. The cheerleader’s float came in third place in the homecoming parade this year. They had a lot of response from the crowd this year, so keep up with your enthusiasm and support your team by supporting the cheerleaders!! Freshman Sophomores pictured front to back: Wendi Stibb fenny Dean Tammy Osgood Crissy Heinz Stacey Buros Treena Balfe Sheri Guell Trisha Gibson Phyllis faroch CHEERLEADERS 81 SNAPS 83 Varsity Boy’s Basketball Oaks Opponent 62 W.L.A. 75 63 Waupun Christian 77 55 Elkart Lake 62 53 Mayville 73 51 North Fond du Lac 60 65 Laconia 70 48 Lomira 49 47 Green Lake 54 44 Horicon 45 39 Campbellsport 40 45 Markesan 66 44 Mayville 59 51 North Fond du Lac 47 73 Laconia 75 56 Lomira 67 45 Campbellsport 64 61 Horicon 63 49 Markesan 55 Varsity Volleyball Oaks Opponent 1 W.L.A. 2 2 Green Lake 1 2 Montello 1 1 Hustiford 2 1 Laconia 2 3 Mayville 0 0 North Fond du Lac 3 0 Markesan 3 1 Hustiford 1 2 Westfield 0 2 Princeton 0 1 Campbellsport 2 2 Waupun Christian 1 1 Lomira 2 3 Horicon 0 2 Stockbridge 1 2 Hustiford 1 Oaks Varsity Football Opponent 0 Elkhart Lake 13 18 Kohler 36 20 Komira 22 12 Markesan 18 0 Laconia 22 0 Campbellsport 42 0 Mayville 33 16 Horicon 15 0 North Fond du Lac 31 Oaks JV Boy’s Basketball Opponent 31 W.L.A. 65 40 Waupun Christian 51 42 Elkhart Lake 40 37 Mayville 33 49 North Fond du Lac 37 44 Laconia 41 47 Lomira 51 44 Green Lake 20 53 Horicon 54 43 Campbellsport 34 45 Markesan 48 39 Mayville 42 41 North Fond du Lac 44 34 Laconia 30 40 Lomira 44 42 Horicon 43 35 Campbellsport 46 44 Markesan 38 Oaks Varsity Wrestling Opponent 36 Elkhart Lake 33 48 Cambria 24 48 St. Johns 21 8 Campbellsport 64 48 Princeton 15 36 Mayville 30 42 North Fond du Lac 22 9 Laconia 48 20 Lomira 46 58 Horicon 11 24 Markesan 47 36 Elkhart Lake 33 3rd Oaks Invitational 2nd Northwestern Prep 4th Conference Tourney 1st Regional Tourney — 8th Sectional Tourney — 8th State (Ken Bacon) Oaks JV Football Opponent 6 North Fond du Lac 18 0 Lomira 42 0 Markesan 38 0 Laconia 48 F Campbellsport F 6 Mayville 54 F Horicon F 84 SCOREBOARD Varsity Girl's Basketball JV Girl’s Basketball Oaks Opponent Oaks Opponent 54 W.L.A. 39 31 W.L.A. 33 50 Green Lake 28 22 Green Lake 10 70 Hustisford 35 39 Hustisford 21 53 Waupun Christian 22 24 Waupun Christian 38 45 North Fond du Lac 32 36 North Fond du Lac 32 47 Markesan 42 42 Markesan 32 54 Campbellsport 25 37 Campbellsport 39 37 Mayville 35 31 Mayville 37 49 St. Mary Springs 29 25 St. Mary Springs 36 48 North Fond du Lac 39 23 North Fond du Lac 17 60 Lomira 37 35 Lorima 21 61 Laconia 16 32 Laconia 28 24 Horicon 23 23 Horicon 15 54 Campbellsville 45 30 Campbellsport 35 37 Markesan 48 40 Mayville 25 46 Mayville 42 45 Laconia 33 61 Laconia 42 35 Lomira 28 53 Horicon 36 52 Lomira 31 Freshmen Boy’s Basketball Freshmen Football Oaks Mayville Opponent Oaks Opponent 45 53 6 North Fond du Lac 6 43 North Fond du Lac 33 0 Lomira 20 52 Laconia 53 0 Markesan 30 40 Lomira 38 14 Laconia 22 31 Horicon 39 6 Campbellsport 6 35 Campbellsport 54 0 Mayville 48 33 Markesan 40 6 Horicon 2 44 Mayville 58 34 North Fond du Lac 41 39 Laconia 47 38 Lomira 54 40 Campbellsport 57 47 Horicon 46 50 Markesan 36 SCOREBOARD 85 The 432-dot The 1986 golf team will be quite inexperienced. We will be working on developing the discipline and skills needed to be a good consistent golfer. We should be quite competitive by season’s end. Coach Hamilton Ball Chasers Golf, left to right: D. Jewson, M. Wafle, T. Burbach, J. Gage, Coach Hamilton, H. Mathieu, S. Cousins, C. Myers. T. Holz, T. Hilbert, P. Reetz, E. Vendon, C. Raube, T. Lehman, . Cobb. 86 GOLF w SPONSORS Save Your Memories With The Oakfield High School Today! ERDMANN'S OAKFIELD OIL COMPANY Service for cars Bulk gasoline and oil deliveries to both home and farm P.O. Box 305, OAKFIELD PHONE: 414-583-3636 WEGNER I OFFICE DEPARTMENT STOREI 8BMW DAVID C. WILSON STAFF SERGEANT U S ARMY RECRUITER 15 17 Court Sirwt • Fond du Lac Wiscon n 54935 • Pnone 921 i240 U.S. ARMY RECRUITING STATION Selling and Servicing Typewriters and Calculators -ors - for 58 years. 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Cashier Elf a Held, Security Officer Jo an Wiese, Teller Denise Clark- Teller Members Federal Reserve System Each deposit insured for $100£00 Dedicated To Excellence by Serving The Needs Of Our FD C Community With Integrity And Understanding FDIC H.D. BUT H- tJ'O.L NORTH MAIN BODY SHOP COMPLETE BODY AND FENDER REPAIRS COMPLETE PAINT JOUi WB MIND IVINYTHIMO BUT f PHONE (4141 921-2812 311 N. MAIN ST. 0 POND DU LAC. WIS. 54933 96 ADVERTISEMENTS 1096 SOUTH MAIN SI • fOND DU LAC Wl • 9210910 OAKFIELD FOODS Congratulations from 442 Arlington Ave. Dial 921 -1550 Fond du Lac, Wisconsin INC. Meats Groceries Home-made Pizza Main St. Oakfield, WI 583-3232 FOR SENIOR PORTRAITS .. . because nobody does it better! EVERY YEAR THE YEARBOOK STAFF REQUIRES THE TIME AND TALENTS OF MANY INDIVIDUALS AND BUSINESSES. THEREFORE, THE 1985-86 YEARBOOK STAFF OF OAKFIELD HIGH SCHOOL WOULD LIKE TO GIVE A SPECIAL ‘‘THANK-YOU” TO THE FOLLOWING: SPONSORS O.H.A. FACULTY COACHES ADVISORS MRS. TOWNE MRS. HOLZ AHRENS PHOTOGRAPHY RICHARD’S PHOTOGRAPHY AFTER ALL, YOU MAKE THIS YEARBOOK POSSIBLE. m Tracy G. Taking time to space out while painting mural. ADS 97 In Remembrance and Appreciation As friends and classmates the class of 1986 has gone through a great deal together. We have shared many memories and our experiences together have created a great bond between us. This is why we would like to dedicate our yearbook to the memory of Ron Johnson and Doreen Donovan. They were a part of our class and a part of our lives and when they left us last year a part of us went with them. Though they are not physically with us they live in our hearts. To show our love and to keep their memory alive we, the class of 1986, would like to dedicate this yearbook to our friends and classmates, Ron and Doreen. Since life must go on we would also like to dedicate this edition of the yearbook to an individual who has shown us the spirit of living. Though Mr. Dix has only been at OHS for a short time he has gained our admiration and respect as a principal and a friend. He was always willing to listen to us whether we had a gripe or a new idea. When we needed a helping hand we knew we could depend upon him. Mr. Dix has taught us the importance of education while encouraging us to have fun with it. In appreciation for your dedication to our education and your concern for us as people we dedicate our yearbook to you, Mr. Dix. Doreen Donovan Changing Tides At OHS every year brings changes. Freshmen grow into the job of sophomores, and seniors graduate to become adults in society. This year OHS experienced some new changes. We received a new principal and some other new staff members. Other changes that occurred were the expansion of homecoming activities, the introduction of Winterfest, the art department decorating the school with murals, the rejuvenation of the cheerleading squad, and the revival of the musical. Learning to change and adjusting to change is a natural part of education and the high school experience. Therefore we, the yearbook staff, felt Changing Tides was an appropriate theme for the 1986 edition of the yearbook. Advisor Mrs. Horetzki Editors Cindy Nast Marsha orgensen Business Manager Harold Mathieu Staff Laura Krause fodi Myers Heidi Kintzler Ted Lehman THEME 99