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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1988 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS ACADEMICS PAGES 3 CLUBS 18 SENIORS 34 UNDERCLASSMEN 48 TEACHERS 56 SPORTS 60 SENIOR CREDITS 76 ADS 77 Just as q baseball player dreams of hitting a homerun, we all dream of what we want! There's always something we feel that could improve our lives or just make us happy! The O.H.S. theme this year Going All Out means that we should give everything we have to reach our goals and dreams! GO ALL OUT! GOING ALL OUT Far Upper left: D. Smith is caught surprised by the camera. Far Upper right: C. Pattchet, K. Dalle Nogre are practicing with Miss Belanger. Upper left: A. Buckarma and J. Kottke working hard typing. Upper right: Foods class sampling their dish. Left: D. Bacon, M. Gel-har, and J. Wolf pose for the camera in Math class. 3 Fit as a fiddle!? There are quite a few changes in the gym classes this year. Mr. Mock is new at Oakfield High School. He became the new physical education teacher after Mr. Toomey retired last year. Mr. Mock and Miss Schreiner are working together this year in our Physical Education program. Physical Education classes have been arranged this year so that all of the classes are in the afternoon. It was arranged this way so that Miss Schreiner could also teach classes over at the Middle School. Mr. Mock only works at the High School part time. Gym classes have gone co-ed this year. Many of the students like this and others do not. Because of all the classes being held in the afternoon and being co-ed, the classes have become much larger. In order for the teachers to keep control they have broken the classes in half, so Mr. Mock gets half and Miss Schreiner the other half. Also squad lines have been added to help in keeping the attendance record and so that the students can do “cals”. Top left: B. Wachendorf watches as R. Justman trys to lift weights. Top right: Coming in from the field of playing mock ball. Bottom right: Mr. Mock at his desk. Bottom left: Playing the new game of mock ball. 4 Healthier, Happier Students!? Health has been an added required class for the juniors starting this year. The class is being taught by Mrs. Fritsch. It is a semester long. The class teaches about nutrition, sex education, and the psychological and physical development of the human. Also included in health class are the topics of alcohol and chemical abuse, and how to deal with these problems. Due to the outbreak of many recent diseases, the state has felt that health class will benefit the students. The class will help the students make healthier decisions because we are better informed. Top left: K. Bovee lifts weights to show her strength. Top right: One important element taught in health class is not to leave your gum on the bedpost overnight. Students shown with better posture after health class. J. Dean shows that she gets a lot of use out of her gum. Bottom left: L. Jewson showing her skills in softball. Bottom middle: K. Demell, what a jock! Bottom right: J. Schmitz pitching the ball in the game of mock ball. S FROM ADDING TO LOGS Oakfield High School has an excellent Math program. Many different classes are offered for the different abilities of the students. Freshmen can choose from Applied Math, Basic Algebra, or Advanced Algebra. Sophomores can choose from any of the freshmen courses, plus Basic Geometry or Geometry. Juniors are open to all the freshman and sophomore classes, including Consumer Math and Trigonometry. Only three years of Math is required, but the seniors who have taken Trigonometry can expand their knowledge even further and take Math IV. At the top: T. Messner shows the class precisely how it’s done. Above Mr. Sandberg is teaching Pythagrian’s theory. Right: S. Schoscheck and C. Beirne work hard in their math class. AN EVER-EXPANDING FIELD Mr. Neinhouse, Mr. Messner, and Mr. Hamilton teach the science classes at OHS. Mr. Hamilton teaches Biology for freshmen, plus Advanced Biology and Conservation. Mr. Neinhouse teaches Physical Science for sophomores, plus Chemistry. Mr. Messner teaches Physics, plus Electronics. Biology and Physical Science are required. As a junior you can take Chemistry and then as a senior you can take Physics. Science is a very large field. There is never a right or wrong answer because new discoveries are always being made. Top left: T. Kuslits and R. Bovee examine their fungi specimen while the rest of the class tries to find theirs. Top right: D. Tedford and D. Dowidat calculate the density of various objects. Upper left: R. Baehler, Mr. Nienhouse, and A. Wendt try to figure out the volume for a cylinder. Above: K. Patchett and J. Wolf measure a cube and T. Cobb and L. Jewson calculate the mass of an object. Left: T. Messner, C. Huck, and J. Guenther are doing an experiment in Physics. Our Social Science department is headed by Mr. Gruenwald who instructs our seniors on the world’s Social Problems. Interesting topics are discussed where the student is able to share his opinion. Current news events are analyzed every day. Mr. Gruenwald also teaches a World History course to the 10th graders. Weekly quizzes are emphasized, as are the learning of key terms and personalities. A term paper is required on a topic discussed every quarter. ii ft Upper left: T. Holz gives the news in sixth hour Social Problems. Upper right: T. Schimdt takes notes in third hour Social Problems. Above: B. Dean writes out his assignment in Composition. Mr. Gruenwald gives a lecture in sixth hour Social Problems. FACT, FICTION, Mrs. Thompson teaches Freshmen English. A major requirement is a heavily researched, footnoted term paper. Huckleberry Finn is read and one quarter is spent delivering speeches. She also teaches U.S. History to 11th grades; they study American history from 1500 to the present. A book review in chapter or book form is required every marking period. The book, “The Jungle” by Upton Sinclair is read. 8 AND PHILOSOPHY Mr. Heyn teaches American Literature, World Literature, and Modern Communications to juniors. One of these are the required English courses for the 3rd year of school. Poetry and novels are read in each class, a skills book is used to sharpen English skills. Mythology is studied in Word Lit., and David Cop-perfield, an 800 page book is read. Miss O’Neil and Mrs. Dehn round out the group of teachers in the English Department. They both teach a general English course to Sophomores. Plays, like McBeth and Our Town, are studied. Books like “To Kill a Mockingbird” are read. The “Nova” book is used as a text, along with a skills book. Top: C. Heinz gives news in third hour Social Problems. Left: Mrs. Thompson lectures in juniors’ U.S. History class. Above: Juniors read “The Old Man and the Sea” in Modern Communications. 9 Espanol Spanish classes are one credit and are electives for students to take. The courses are all one year long. There are three levels of Spanish I,II, and Advanced Spanish. Spanish I is an introduction to grammar, verb tenses, sentences, and dialogues. Spanish II is a step higher. It teaches more vocabu- lary and language phases. Advanced Spanish is for students with two years of Spanish. This class focuses on advanced readings and writings. Materials for classes are the language lab, Spanish magazines, and text books. Mrs. Dehn; Mrs. Dehn has been a teacher at Oakfield High School for 16 years. Her classes are Spanish I, II, and III. She also teaches a sophomore English class. Mrs. Dehn has a great sense of humor, is cheerful, and friendly. She is easy to talk to, a good listener, and supportive of others. Last year she missed some of the school year because she was on maternity leave, she had a son-Mitchell Dehn. Upper right: B. Wackendorf, J. Myers, and T. Mulder listen intently in Spanish II. Above, left to right: J. Wolf studies for a Spanish test. M. Seyfert, T. Patchet, and H. Fife are studying in Spanish I. Mrs. Dehn gives a lecture to one of her Spanish classes. I V 10 Home Economics Home Economics courses help prepare us for our future no matter what occupation we decided to pursue. No matter if you are a girl or boy these classes will help in everyday life. The classes being offered this year are Home Economics, Foods I and II, Cloth- ing I and II, Family Relations, Child Development, and a new course, Health. Health is the only class in the Home Economic related area that is not an elective. Everyone, except the seniors this year, are required to take this class to graduate. Upper left: S. Boeder, P. Guell, and A. Balfe putting the finishing touches on in foods class. Upper right: G. Birschbach finishes the hem on her dress in Clothing I. Left: D. Bacon cuts her pattern in Clothing I. Above: D. DeBoer pins her pattern in Clothing 1. 11 Industrial Arts General Technology is offered to the freshman and in order to take shop you must complete one year of General Technology. Drafting, project work, wood working, metals, welding, computer designing, textbook study, finishing and plastics are some of the shop classes. Energy and power, construction, technology, and processes are the different units available in general technology. Mr. Helm is in charge of all the classes given down in the shop. Above left: T. Mittlestadt concentrating very hard as he carefully cuts a piece of wood. Above right: P. Reetz thoughtfully working on a rough draft for his shop project. Bottom right: P. Nickel carefully paints his picture frame that he made in shop. 12 Art When asked, “What is art?” the art students gave many different responses. “Art comes in different sizes, shapes, colors, and ways. If the world didn’t have art there wouldn’t be a world. Therefore art is simply accepted by different people in different ways.” — Jay Newton. “Art can be anything you make of it, also it expresses ones feelings.” — J. Sabel. “Art is everything. Without art there wouldn’t be anything. We really can’t live without art because everything has its own type of art.” — J. Hayes. The art classes are taught by Mrs. Faye Horetzki. Above left: T. Schmidt concentrating intently on her drawing. Left: J. Schmitz and K. Dowidat working on a plaster mess. Far left: M. Anderson working on one of his drawings. Above right: D. Smith caught by surprise while she works with the airbrush. 13 I HEAR THE SOUND OF INSTRUMENTS “It is quite a change from living in a big city to a small community.” Miss Walters, the new band director, received her undergraduate degree from the University of Wisconsin Madison. “The high school has quite a few good, energetic, motivated kids with a lot of potential. I’m really looking forward to building a strong band program in the school. I think it’s important for kids to get the cultural experience that the music program has to offer.” Row 1: S. Guell, B. Badura, P. Brauer, B. Badura, T. Osgood, D. DeBoer, K. Patchet, S. Milke, T. Draves, K. Volbright, B. Sabel Row 2: C. Walters, A. Fink, J. Guenther, T. Messner, P. Nickel, J. Wolf, A. Draves, D. Hanna, J. Mielke Row 3: K. Dalle Nogare, K. Bovee, J. Schaefer, E. Venden, T. Ahtonen, C. Raube, M. Bartzen, C. Guell, K. Volbright, D. Binning Row 4: A. Kottke, L. Jewson, M. Jaeger, S. Schonscheck, M. Riese, S. Mies, S. Kottke, M. LaMotte, T. Fryman, N. Bahr Row 5: M. Wafle, P. Reetz, S. Milton, M. Henschel, J. Hayes, C. Tietz, J. Sabel, M. Collien, J. Burnham Lower left: S. Mielke plays keyboards for Spanish Fever in band. Lower right: Putting the finishing touches on the Christmas Concert, the flute section plays in perfect harmony. Right: M. Collien and M. Jaeger polish their near-perfect skills on the clarinet. 14 THE SOUND OF VOICES SINGING Row 1: M. Jaeger, D. DeBoer, J. Myers, P. Reetz, T. Draves, T. Ahtonen, T. Lehman. Row 2: T. Belaner, L. Jewson, J. Schaefer, K. Bovee, S. Stibb, S. Mielke, K. Dowidat, J. Burnham. Row 3: S. Zimmerman, S. Burrows, S. Schonscheck, J. Wolf, D. Tedford, K. Patchet, C. Guell. Row 4: K. Cousins, C. Mies, M. Riese, R. Baehler, M. LaMotte, T. Fryman, A. Kottke, M. Bartson. Row 5: J. Dean, T. Balfe, K. Dalle Nogare, T. Mulder, N. Bahr, M. Wafle, M. Steffes. Row 6: W. Stibb, L. Burnham, T. Osgood, S. Guell, J. Hayes, C. Tietz, A. Schmitz “They have a lot of talent, being a small school, the students work hard to use it.” Miss Belanger, the new chorus director, grew up in a small town similar to Oakfield and went to the University of Wisconsin Left: Miss Belanger plays piano as the chorus sings along. Above: The chorus is caught with their mouth’s open. Stevens Point. “I’d like to get more students involved, build up the musical program again, and develop a swing choir for the school.” AGRICULTURE Mrs. Retzleff teaches Ag I, II, III, and IV. In agriculture class, students study many topics such as tractor safety, Parliamentary Procedure, and animal management. Each class has a unit where the students go into the shop and get hands on experience in woodworking, putting small pieces of machinery together, and welding. As an outside activity, every student is required to pick out a project such as a calf or any other thing that they are interested in and can keep records of feed time and cost of equipment needed. Since classes are small, each individual gets to participate in every activity. A computer is available in the agriculture department that can be used by all the students. During the year, the agriculture department will have guest speakers come into the class rooms and tell about what the agriculture business looks like for a career in the future. In the spring, the agriculture classes go on a field trip that has to do with agriculture such as going to American Breeders Association or else they go to a feed mill that will show them how feed is mixed up for their dairy animals to eat so they don’t go hungry. 16 WORD PROCESSOR ADDS TO BUS. ED. Our Business Department is headed by Mrs. Linda Eschenbach and Mr. Doug McLean. Freshmen year starts off with a basic typing class, then a year usually goes by before you enter into the official business courses. Business Computers is offered for a semester. It’s an introduction to the machine, where basic business programs are used. Business machines is a class used for teaching the use of office sets, calculators, copiers, transcribers, and computers. Accounting is a full year business course where you keep records of money; and it could be the proper training for a future job. Short hand is offered every other year and is beneficial to those who are going to be secretaries. A good class to take is Office Procedures if you plan to be a secretary. Merchandising is the class that rounds out your education in business: how to work in stores, handle and sell merchandise, advertise, make displays, and go on a field trip. Upper left: J. Mielke is up to something while teacher has her back turned. Left: Mr. McLean points out the fine points of Accounting to S. Guell. Upper right: M. Seyfert concentrates on keeping her eyes on the book and not on the keys. Above: A. Albrecht and G. Birschbach study, while J. Schmitz checks to see if her work is right. 17 EXTRA-CURRICULAR T. Messner with his cunning smile is above and beyond the rest. J. Kottke uses all she can to lift 90 pounds. J. Counsins and R. Justman laugh at something? Maybe its Julie trying to lift her 90 pounds! P. Nickel and C. Tietz share an “extra-curricular” moment! Get the point? 18 ABOVE AND BEYOND Top left: T. Schreiber, S. Berlowski, D. Post, and M. Steffes are trying to work on the Freshmen float! Middle left: T. Cross is patiently waiting for a volleyball! Bottom left: C. Raube and T. Ahtonen are, as usual, concentrating on their music! Chad is really getting into it! Upper right: A. Fink wondering what else she can add to her “superb” painting. No joking either! 19 Math Team Science Club The Math Team consists of very good math students from all grade levels. We don’t have any math whizzes like Jim Green or Daryl Jaeger on the team this year, but everyone on the team does a good job. The Science Club runs the concession stand for football games, basketball games, and wrestling invita-tionals. The club plans on taking a field trip to Chicago to visit The Museum of Science and Industry. Front row: G. Schneider, M. Bartzen, A. Schmitz, S. Heinz, D. DeBoer, J. Myers, A. Buckarma. Second row: T. Messner, Mr. Messner, T. Lehman, E. Venden, T. Vielbig, C. Raube, S. Mielke, K. Dowidat. Third row: T. Cobb, T. Cross, T. Burbach, C. Heinz, C. Huck, J. Guenther, B. Dean, G. Koch. First row: M. Steffes, B. Badura, J. Dean, B. Badura, P. Brauer, C. Huck, C. Meriz, J. Myers, D. DeBoer, J. Roloff. Second row: D. Jewson, J. Guenther, T. Messner, T. Osgood, L. Burnham. T. Lehman, G. Koch, C. Raube, T. Draves. Third row: A. Schmitz, S. Holzman, P. Nickel, B. Dean, T. Burbach, E. Venden, D. Bovee, S. Heinz, S. Schmitz. Fourth row: Mr. Neinhouse, Mr. Messner, M. Wafle, S. Schonscheck, C. Heinz, J. York. Last row: J. Cobb, D. Bacon, M. Gelhar, M. Reise, B. Schuchardt, K. Volbright. 20 POETRY, PROSE, SPEECHES, ETC. The Forensics Team has had some problems this year. Those who have been competing have done well, but quite a few people haven’t been able to compete. M. Jaeger, M. Steffes, C. Heinz, and J. Myers won’t be able to compete for State Forensics because they missed either the Subdistrict or District meet. Good luck to those who are competing for state! Front row: T. Hilbert, S. Mielke, J. Hayes, D. DeBoer, J. Myers, K. Dowidat. Second row: S. Schonscheck, C. Heinz, M. Steffes, A. Schmitz, C. Raube, C. Meriz, J. Mielke. Third row: Mrs. Thompson, M. Jaeger. Far left: M. Steffes smiles for the camera as he practices his poems for Forensics. Left: A. Schmitz practices his prose for the District meet. 21 FUTURE HOMEMAKER’S OF AMERICA The FHA theme for the ’87-’88 school year is “Leaders on the Move”. The year was started with a party to bring in new members. For Halloween the FHA had a party which centered on the small kids, we played a lot of games. FHA week consisted of Health Awareness Day and the Carnation sale just before Valentine’s Day. Recognition events will be held at Lomira this year. Some of the participants are L. Barth, S. Buros, R. Hein, J. Wolfe, and J. Bovee. Back to front, left to right: D. Bacon, M, Reise, R. Baehler, A. Smith, K. Flath, N. Bahr, Mrs. Fritsch, J. Wolfe, S. Buros, L. Barth, R. Hein, J. Bovee, K. Roloff, T. Patchett, S. Stibb, C. Meriz, S. McCrory, M. Jaeger, M. LaMotte, T. Fryman. Upper left: Tony Schuchardt spoke for Health Awareness Day about cancer. Upper right: FHA’s two officers pose with brilliant smiles on Health Awareness Day. Lower left: Students get into the swing of things for their Jazzer-cise session on Health Awareness Day. 22 FUTURE FARMER’S OF AMERICA FFA is a national organization which teaches skills such as leadership, better citizenship, and cooperation with others. The FFA sponsored a volleyball tournament with other FFA organizations in the surrounding schools. FFA week was February 20-27, and the FFA had many activities to promote it with the student body. The FFA is also responsible for the soda machine being allowed into the High School. Back to front, left to right: R. Boelk, C. Meriz, P. Nickel, R. Pittelko, J. Roloff, P. Mittlestadt, D. Richter, D. Hannah, M. Newton, M. Henschel, S. Vey, T. Mittlestadt, M. Jaeger, T. Nickel, Mrs. Retzleff, D. Boelk, C. Gierach, K. Vol-bright, D. Bovee, J. Bovee, P. Reetz, R. Bovee, J. Trewin, TJ. Lanning, B. Hewitt, L. Uttendorfer, J. Koch, A. Upper left: FFA rides to the occasion. Lower left: FFA shows their school spirit during Homecoming parade. Upper right: D. Boelk, our Future Farmer. Oakfleld Jr Sr High School Library 250 Church Street • P.O. Box 39 Oakfield, Wl 56065-0039 23 AFS SPANISH CLUB Top: Mrs. Mies helps in the kitchen at the AFS Dinner for Birgitta last year. Above: Mr. Steffes is caught by surprise as he does the dishes after the AFS Dinner. Bottom left: L. Burnham was one of the high school students who volunteered to help serve at the AFS Dinner. Bottom right: Mrs. Reetz watches as Mr. Hurlbert tests the dessert. Front to back, left to right: D. DeBoer, B. Badura, C. Meriz, P. Brauer, T. Osgood, S. Guell, M. Wafle, J. Hayes, A. Buckarma, Mrs. Dehn, J. Myers, W. Stibb, L. Burnham, B. Badura, C. Heinz, M. Steffes, D. Post, M. Riese, S. McCrory, C. Stibb, K. Dalle Nogare, S. Mies, J. Cousins, B. Sabel, M. Bartzen, J. Cobb, S. Mielke, C. Raube, C. Cousins, A. Schmitz. Front to back, left to right: S. Heinz, D. DeBoer, J. Myers, C. Meriz, M. Wafle, S. Guell, Mrs. Eschenbach, M. Riese, S. McCrory, J. Hayes, D. Post, A. Buckarma, J. York, W. Stibb, S. Mielke, S. Mies, K. Dalle Nogare, S. Schmitz. 24 CLAUDIO BRINGS BRAZIL TO AMERICA Claudio Roberto Meriz arrived in America August 18th, 1987. He came from Niterol City, Brazil, approximately 10 miles from Rio de Janeiro. “Claud” is 17 years old and his favorite color is red. He is staying with the Ed Wafle family here in Oakfield. Claudio’s native language is Portuguese. He enjoys art, foreign exchange students, traveling (he’s been to Kentucky, Tennessee, Indiana, and Illinois), History, Social Problems, and swimming. In Brazil he attended Instituo abel-Catholic school. It is very difficult there compared to here, says Claudio. The school has 3,500 students and all grades (2nd-12th) are private. School starts in March and ends in December, and they go from 7:30 A.M. to 12:30 A.M. In Brazil “Claud” lives with his parents Eli Heusser Meriz and Jose Meriz. His mother is 45 years old and is a housewife. Mr. Meriz is 51, and is a veterinarian. Both of Claudio’s brothers have graduated from college. Luiz Alberto Meriz, a naval engineer, is 24, and Paulo Ricardo Meriz is a 22 year old architect. So far Claudio likes the United States and enjoys Oakfield High School. Upper left: Claudio is perched precariously above a surprised Mrs. Dehn. Upper right: Claudio and crew are lined up and waiting to be in the Homecoming Parade. Lower left: Claudio’s ready to throw the candy, but his crew isn’t so organized. Lower right: Claudio admires Marylin Henke’s artwork. 25 ACADEMIC CLUBS The Academic Decath-alon is a team of nine people who take tests in competition with other teams in the conference. The team breaks down into three groups: Honor, Scholastic, and Varsity. What group you are in is determined by your grade point average. You can move up a group and go above your grade point average, but you can’t move down a group and go below your grade average. Front row: T. Lehman, M. Wafle, D. DeBoer, J. Myers, Mr. Gruenwald. Middle row: B. Dean, C. Heinz, S. Guell, A. Fink. Back row: C. Huck. The student government is involved in many activities. This year the student government headed a clothing drive for the homeless in Milwaukee. They organized Win-terfest, and it was a success again this year. The student government is still making sure that the signboard is kept up to date. Front row: T. Lehman, D. Bovee, T. Messner, D. DeBoer, M. Wade-Treasurer. Middle row: D. Post, C. Gierach, S. Heinz-Secretary, C. Huck-President, C. Heinz, J. Wolf. Back row: M. Jaeger, K. Bovee, B. Badura, T. Osgood, C. Tietz. 26 THE FINER SIDE OF THINGS Top left: Beware! She may bite. Top right: Santa Claus visits Oakfield. S. Beoder helps Santa handout candy canes to students. Teachers still enjoy Santa Claus. Middle left: Mr. Mock, T. Osgood, and C. Meriz. Middle row middle: L. Jewson and J. Sabel have fun dancing during the Sadie Hawkins Dance. Middle right: Oaks working hard toward a victory while spectators watch intently. Bottom left: J. Trewin, R. Schimelpfenig, and B. Cedar working in Biology. 27 OH SO FINE! Top right: C. Meriz, T. Patchett, D. Tedford, D. Smith, K. Dowidat, D. DeBoer. Middle row: S. Mielke, J. Myers, C. Tietz, J. Hayes, D. Post. Front row: C. Raube, S. Berlowski, T. Lehman, A. Buckarma, D. Binning, T. Schrieber. Top right: This year the Fine Arts Club won second place in the Homecoming float competition with a Chinese Dragon. Above: T. Ah-tonen and B. Volbright make quite the couple- Ain’t that Special!” Right: Everybody at the Sadi Hawkins dance enjoyed themselves. This year the Art Club has changed its name to the Fine Arts Club which includes art, music, and also drama people. 28 Normal Paces- a Touch of Spice And Youngest Yearbook Clockwise: S. Milton watches the crowd at Prom. Part of the yearbook staff went to the Green Lake Baptist Assembly in August for a yearbook camp. J. Mielke took pictures for the yearbook at Homecoming. B. Badura and J. York taking it easy at yearbook camp. D. Smith poses by the lake at yearbook camp. .. I 30 Staff Ever Going All Out!!! Front row: D. DeBoer-editor, T. Lehman, J. Dean, B. Badura, J. Hayes, D. Post; middle row: S. Milton, J. York-business manager, R. Hein, L. Barth, J. Bovee, A. Schmitz; top row: D. Mathieu, J. Mielke, K. Dowidat, D. Smith, D. Tedford. Counterclockwise: The yearbook editor relaxes from her duties. K. Dowidat shows her true colors. Mrs. Horetzki, our yearbook advisor, leads the troops at yearbook camp “Tallyho”! J. York saying, “Give me your rich and your poor.” 31 32 Clockwise: The band plays for the football games; Mrs. Miller enjoys herself at Prom; Mr. Heyn and Mr. Caves watch over the Homecoming dance; M. Jorgensen dressed for the occasion; Scott B. dressed for the art club float in the Homecoming parade; Middle: Mr. Helm on the phone trying to get a good deal on wood for shop class. Above left: Mr. Mock umps on first base for the kickball game; Above right: the picture of true innocence and beauty; Laura Jewson and Jodi Myers; Above: Sarah Mielke sings at the Talent Show; Left: D. Mathieu J. Bovee further their knowledge of computers. 33 GOING ALL OUT It’s unbelievable that we’re seniors now. It has taken us a little while, but we’re here. We’ve made it through the bumps and bruises, but we have shared good memories - from quarter exams to Prom and Homecoming. This year we are at the Top of the heap. That is all a part of the past. We have to move on to the future. We can learn from our mistakes. Most of all, we can’t forget the relationships we established with classmates and teachers. They gave us a sense of security and helped us through those trying times. Next we are faced with major decisions. Where to continue our education? What career do we want? For some this may be easy, and others very hard. But what ever we decide to do with the rest of our lives, may we be happy in our decisions. As we GO ALL OUT in our future may it be in pride of what we have shared and learned here at Oakfield High School. Let us not forget our memories, but rejoice in them. Top: Seniors enjoy a walk with a teacher; Bottom Left: A. Fink finishes her painting; Bottom Middle: Tammy Osgood displayed her shirt; Right: S. Boeder, C. Huck, K. Roloff pose at Prom ’87; Lower right: J. LaMotte takes time during a shop class. t Mark Anderson Beth Badura Gwyn Birschbach Pam Brauer Trevis Burbach Troy Burbach i 36 Jason Bovee Stacey Boeder Leigh Ann Burnham Todd Cross Randy Czoschke Denise De Boer Ronald Geidel Cece Eggers Patricia Gibson Craig Huck Tim Hilbert Jr. Tery Holz Patti Kester Jay La Motte Mark Kollman Brandy Martin Gary Koch Ted Lehman Claudio Meriz Todd Messner Jeff Mies Tara Schmidt Gary Schneiter 40 Tony Nickel Karla Roloff Dale Steffes Mark Wafle Mark Wirtz Jennifer York Class officers: Denise DeBoer, Secretary; Todd Messner, President; Pam Brauer, Vice President; Craig Huck, Student Representative; Jodi Myers, Treasurer. Picture not available of John Battig. 41 Clockwise: Introducing freshman J. Hayes C. Tietz; Seniors, A. Fink, T. Osgood, B. Badura, L. Burnham at Homecoming: J. Mies in cultural Mexican attire; Cheerleaders take a break; Homecoming announcers- C. Meriz D. DeBoer. • MS'. All GOING on Counterclockwise: Senior drummer M. Wirtz leads the beat in the band; B. Badura watches intently as the Oaks battle a football game; 1987 Homecoming Queen, Pam Brauer and her court; Oakfield A.F.S. Club displays its culture in the Homecoming parade. Mrs. Mies holds a sign that says it all. 43 MEET ME HALFWAY Song Theme: Meet Me Halfway By: Kenny Loggins Music by: John’s -N- Roll Colors: Pink, Light Blue, White The Class of 1988 held their Junior Prom on May 16, 1987. Some court members decided to make their entrance in style, showing up at the school’s front door in a black limo-sine. The gym was finely decorated with crepe paper, balloons, a sparkling fountain, and 3 ramps leading to the gazebo. Right: Prom Court ’87, Bottom Right: J. Mies in the still of the night. Bottom Right: King Terry Holz crowning Queen Sheri Guell. Row 1: Paul Nickel Denise DeBoer, Robert Vey Beth Badura, Trevis Burbach Trisha Gibson. Row 2 Troy Burbach Stacey Boeder, Todd Messner Leigh Ann Burnham, Karla Roloff Jeff Mies. Row 3: Paul Reetz Anna Fink, Craig Huck Pam Brauer 45 HOMECOMING 1987 Homecoming week started off with a formal dress up day on Monday, with the 3rd annual powderpuff games following. The seniors battled it out came up winners. Thursday was baby day craxy day- the pep rally bonfire capped off the evening with the announcing of the court and reigning King Todd Messner and Queen Pam Brauer. Friday was the annual parade down Main Street where the sophomores placed first in the float competition. The halls were very colorful and finely decorated; Junior class took 1st for their creativity. The dance was a huge success. The Wax Museum provided the music. Black, white and pink were the chosen colors for decorating. Our song was “In My Dreams”, by REO Speedwagon, and the theme was “Lost In Time”. Top right: J. Sabel and D. Bovee pose at Homecoming; Above left: Seniors- 1987 Powderpuff Champs!; Above right: King Todd, Queen Pam, A. Fink parading down Main Street; Right: OHS marching band contributes to the parade by playing “Louie, Louie”. 46 Above left: Freshman L. Uttendorfer poses before driving the tractor for his class float; Above: Queen P. Brauer and King T. Messner dancing their night away; Left: 1987 Homecoming Court- J. Guenther J. Myers, A. Fink R. Vey, B. Badura C. Huck, P. Brauer T. Messner, T. Nickel L. Burnham, T. Burbach S. Boeder, P. Nickel T. Osgood. 47 Clockwise: Sophomores T. Strean S. McCrory practice their daily routine; W. Boeder discussing an important matter at prom?; J. Newton, R. Justman, J. Schmitz make pottery in art class; Smiling sophomores- K. Bovee J. Wirtz; Juniors, S. Vey, C. Cousins, J. Dean, K. Cedar, B. Badura, D. Bovee go wild on a hot spring day. Above left: Commercial Art students pose for Mrs. H., wearing the T-shirts they designed. Upper right: J. Schmitz mops the Art room floor. Middle: Special thanks to Mr. Barta at Fondy T-Shirt for his help. Above: C. Cousins displays her shirt. Left: S. Boeder and S. Guell print “Fort Dix”. 49 Class Of ’89 Junior Class Officers left to right: S. Heinz, Sec.; D. Bovee: Pres., K. Cedar: Treas., J. Trewin: V. Pres., B. Badura: Class Rep. Pictures not available: Tim Babler, Alan Schrank, Rhonda Smith, Sherri Zimmerman. Angela Albrecht Brenda Badura Christopher Baker Treena Balfe Lisa Barth Robert Boelk Dennis Bovee Julie Bovee Stacey Buros Karen Cedar Jon Cobb Cristine Cousins Jennifer Dean Kevin Demell Tony Draves 50 Stacy Dykstra Rebecca Fink Rella Hein Shelly Heinz Scott Holzman Trevor Jacob Mary Jaeger David Jewson Amy Kottke Dan Mathieu Sarah Mielke Steve Milton Charles Mittelstadt Peter Mittelstadt Jason Newton Chad Raube Bradley Roemer Jason Roloff Jami Schmitz Susan Schmitz Suzanne Schonscheck Robert Schuchardt Kyle Seyfert Tamara Strean Jon Trewin Eric Venden Steve Vey Travis Vielbig Brian Volbright Kyle Volbright 51 Class Of ’90 Deana Lynn Bacon Rhonda Baehler Cory Baker Angela Balfe William Boeder Kelly Bovee Thomas Cobb Steven Cox Kris DalleNogare Jesse Diaz Kimberly Dowidat Shannon Dykstra Margaret Gelhar Joe Hein Mark Henschel 52 Charles Hotchkiss Mark Jaeger Laura Jewson Michael Jorgensen Randall Justman Joel Koch Shannon Me Crory Sherrey Mies Tom Mittelstadt Theresa Mulder Jeff O’Laire Kathryn Patchett Randy Pittelko Mary Riese Scott Rumbuc Jackie Schaefer Randy Schimelpfenig Dawn Smith Kevin Speers Cheri Stibb Donna Tedford Brett Wachendorf Brian Weber Amy Wendt Jason Wirtz 53 Going Out In ’91 Class officers: D. Post, student representative; A. Buckarma, secretary; B. Sabel, treasurer; L. Uttendorfer, vice president; C. Tietz, president. Mike Bartzen Cameron Beirne Scott Berlowski David Binning Randall Bovee Aaron Buckarma Jeff Burnham Robert Cedar Mona Collien John Cousins Aaron Draves Chris Ewert Heath Fife Kristin Flath Tammy Fryman Chad Guell David Hanna Jessica Hayes Brian Hewitt Kurt Hopp A. Schmitz goes all out on “crazy day.” L. Uttendorfer prepares to pull the Freshman float in the Homecoming Parade. Cari Huck Christina Koenen Julie Kottke Melissa LaMotte T.J. Lanning Carrie Tietz Jarrod Trewin Louis Uttendorfer Kory Volbright Picture not available: Marty Shampo. Lee Martin Jason Mielke Michelle Mulder Mitch Newton Scott Parent Tina Patchett David Post Darlene Rickert Brad Sabel Julie Sabel Alan Schmitz Taylor Schrieber Michelle Seyfert Angela Smith Mike Steffes 55 TEACHERS OF OAKFIELD HIGH Miss Belanger Chorus Mrs. Dehn Spanish Mrs. Eschenbauch Business Ed. Mrs. Fritsch Home Ec. Mr. Gruenwald Social Science Mr. Hamilton Biology Mr. Helm Industrial Arts Mr. Heyn English Mrs. Horetzki Art Mr. Mclean Business Ed. Mrs. Miller Math Mr. Messner Math, Science Mr. Mock Phy. Ed. Mr. Neinhouse Science Mrs. O’Neil English Mrs. Retzleff Agriculture Mr. Sandburg Math Miss Schriener Phy. Ed. Mrs. Thompson English, History Mr. Tritz Librarian 56 GOING OUT WITH STYLE. Clockwise: Mrs. Retzleff and her new baby, Erin Marie. Mrs. Dehn relaxes in the lounge at noon hour. Miss Walters caught escaping from the high school. If teachers eat school food it can’t be that bad. Miss Schriener gives instructions to a freshmen-sophomore class about floor hockey. 57 THE SPECIAL STAFF WHO Top row left to right: Mr. Dix, Principal; Mr. Evers, Superintendent; and Mr. Caves, Guidance Counselor. They’re the honchos of the school. Middle row left to right: Mrs. Hopp and Mrs. Supemand, the contributors to our good hot lunch program. Mrs. Brink and Mrs. Leidgen, the dishwashers. Bottom left: Mrs. Ko-loske, our L.D. Teacher helps to educate students better. 58 KEEP OUR SCHOOL RUNNING Top row left to right: Mrs. Holz, Mrs. Towne, and Lisa, the office secretaries. Middle row left to right: Jim Pollock, and Jerry Pfalzgraf: the janitors that help to keep our school clean. Mr. Tritz, the librarian who’s keeping our library up to date. Bottom left: Mr. Dix stalks the halls during noon hour. 59 AN ONGOING TRADITION OF Top to bottom, left to right: P. Brauer winds up for a strike. Coach Urban (Howie) gets the finishing touches put on his haircut. M. Jaeger cheers the Oaks on to victory as she watches the game. G. Koch goes for a pin against Markesan. R. Geidel looks at the pitcher and gets ready for the pitch. K. Sey-fert takes a turn at shaving Howie’s hair. 60 EXCELLENCE IN SPORTS Top to bottom, left to right: C. Heinz leads the fans to the colo-quial cheer, Yo Baby: “Yo Baby, Yo Baby, Yo Baby Yo, Ya Gots Ta Be From Oakfield Or Ya Gots Ta Go.” J. Schaefer is ready for a hit to third base. Coach Heyn coaches the runners from third base. M. Newton tries to hold his opponent for a pin. D. Binning, J. Burnham, and T. Burbach are shooting buckets at noon hour. B. Badura waits at third for her chance to make a run. C. Huck sees his pitch and swings. 62 Cheerleaders Get Crowds Jammin’ Football (right) from the top to the bottom: T. Gibson, K. Huck, M. Jaeger, T. Balfe, A. Balfe, W. Stibb, J. Sabel, M. LaMotte, S. Guell, C. Heinz; Basketball (bottom right): J. Sabel, K. Huck, W. Stibb, M. LaMotte, L. Burnham, T. Fryman, N. Bahr; Wrestling (bottom left): S. Buros, M. Jaeger, J. Schmitz, B. Fink. Seniors Football (right): C. Heinz, W. Stibb, T. Gibson, S. Guell; Seniors Basketball (above left): L. Burnham, W. Stibb. Teeing Off From front to back: M. Bartzen, A. Draves, A. Buckarma, M. Henschel, C. Meriz, E. Venden, D. Jewson, C. Raube, M. Wafle, T. Burbach, T. Holz, Coach Hamilton, T. Burbach, T. Lehman, B. Dean, P. Reetz. Seniors, left to right: T. Burbach, T. Holz, M. Wafle, T. Lehman, C. Meriz, B. Dean, P. Reetz, T. Burbach. Girls Softball From left to right, First row: A. Fink, K. Bovee, K. Roloff; second row: S. Schmitz, J. Schaefer, K. Kottke, C. Huck, M. Seyfert; third row: L. Jewson, C. Tietz, M. Collien, B. Badura, P. Brauer, K. Cedar, J. Sable, J. Hayes, K. Koenen. Above left: Coach S. Mayhew wants her team to go all out and play a great game. Above right: Senior players: Anna Fink, Karla Roloff, and Pam Brauer. Bovs Baseball From left to right, first row: K. Seyfert, C. Huck, T. Babler; second row: T. Draves, J. Roloff,T. Messner, B. Roemer, Coach Heyn, R. Boelk, J. Guenther, C. Raube. From left to right, first row: B. Sabel, M. Jaeger, B. Wachendorf, C. Ewert; second row: T. Cobb, B. Weber, D. Post, J. Burnham; third row: S. Parent, J. O’Laire, M. Jorgensen, J. Cousins, S. Rumbuc. C. Huck looks to the referee to see the call. VARSITY GIRLS TAKE REGIONALS The girls varsity volleyball team opened the season with a 4-1 record, making a good start with second year coach Robin Fink. The Oaks then suffered a small winless streak broken up by a 3-3 record at the Princeton Invitational. The momentum didn’t carry throughout the season but the team finished very strongly, bringing home the Regional Championship. Seniors Pam Brauer, Anna Fink, Denise DeBoer, Tammy Osgood, and Leigh Ann Burnham were returning letter-winners from last year. Their hard work paid off. Top: Coach tapes M. Seyfert’s wrist before practice while Nicki watches. Bottom: Varsity, Front to Back, Left to Right: B. Badura, K. Bovee, L. Jewson, D. DeBoer, L. Burnham, S. Heinz, T. Osgood, A. Fink, B. Badura, P. Brauer. 66 Upper Left: Seniors- D. DeBoer, P. Brauer, B. Badura, A. Fink, L. Burnham, T. Osgood. Upper Right: Sophomore K. Bovee shows her good bumping technique. Above: JV: Front- S. Schmitz, C. Koenen; Back- J. Schaefer, C. Tietz, J. Hayes, Coach Neinhouse, M. Seyfert, J. Kottke, K. Dowidat. Left: Parents attend senior finale of their volleyball career. 67 ANOTHER EX- Top row- Coach Caves, C. Cousins, S. Heinz, A. Fink, P. Brauer, B. Badura, K. Cedar, C. Koenen, K. Dowidat. Bottom row- K. Bovee, K. Roloff, S. Schmitz. 68 CELLENT SEASON! Top- Coach Badura, C. Koenen, K. Flath, J. Hayes, S. McCrory, J. Kottke, L. Jewson, M. Seyfert; Bottom- J. Schaefer, C. Tietz, S. Mies, S. Schmitz. 69 GUYS FINISH SECOND Left to right: T. Lanning, K. Hopp, B. Hewitt, C. Guell, J. Burnham, A. Draves, Mr. Mock, D. Binning, M. Shampo, M. Bartzen, D. Post, L. Uttendorfer, B. Sabel. T. Mittlestadt shoots a free-throw in the game against the Campbellsport Cougars. Left to right, front row: B. Volbright, M. Jaeger, B. Wachendorf, C. Ewert, T. Babler. Back row: Mr. Hansen, M. Jorgenson, J. Cousins, B. Roemer, R. Boelk, T. Mittlestadt, S. Rumbuc. 70 -RAZOR FINE! Left to right: Mr. Urban, C. Huck, T. Draves, K. Seyfert, D. Steffes, J. Mies, T. Burbach, C. Raube, J. Guenther, T. Mittlestadt, M. Wafle, Mr. Mock, J. Cobb. The seniors from left to right are D. Steffes, J. Mies, C. Huck, T. Burbach, J. Guenther, and J. Guenther has perfect form on his M. Wafle. Oakfield basketball games will never be the same after they graduate. jump shot. 71 Oaks Enter M. Jorgensen Exhibits his muscles at football practice. 1st row: T. Mittelstadt, T. Antonen, J. Roloff, C. Huck, J. Trewin, T. Draves. 2nd row: T. Nickel, M. Jaeger, D. Boelk, K. Volbright, K. Seyfert, T. Babler, D. Bovee. 3rd row: R. Czoschke, M. Jorgensen, D. Jewson, T. Mathieu, C. Raube, B. Roemer, M. Wafle, J. Cobb. 4th row: J. Guenther, T. Messner, P. Nickel, K. Demell, T. Burbach, R. Justman, R. Vey, S. Holzman. 72 Lakeshore Conference 1st row: D. Post, C. Guell, E. Buckarma, R. Bovee, M. Newton, B. Sabel. 2nd row: J. Cousins, A. Draves, C. Ewert, S. Berlowski, K. Volbright. 3rd row: L. Martin, M. Henschel, T. Cobbs, S. Rumbuc, S. Parent, J. Burnham, Coach Helm. 4th row: W. Boeder, B. Weber, J. Trewin, D. Binning, J. Diaz, M. Jaeger, J. Koch. At left: Mr. Heyn converses with Coach T. Dineen. 73 OAKFIELD GRAPPLERS SENT Front Row- B. Cedar, R. Bovee, T. Cobb. Second Row- S. Parent, K. Volbright, S. Berlowski, T. Schrieber. Third Row-J. Trewin, D. Mathieu, C. Gierach, M. Wirtz, R. Justman, Mr. Helm. 74 FIVE TO SECTIONALS Seniors left to right: M. Anderson, J. Bovee, C. Gierach, G. Koch, T. Messner, J. LaMotte, M. Wirtz, Mr. Helm. Upper Left- G. Koch and T. Messner are team captains this year. Upper Right- Oakfield gets a pin at one of the invitationals. Above- T. Messner pulls down a Markesan Hornet. Front row- M. Henschel, G. Koch, M. Newton, J. Roloff. Second Row- J. Diaz, J. LaMotte, D. Bovee, K. Volbright. Third Row- J. Bovee, J. Trewin, B. Schuchardt, D. Jewson, T. Messner, Mr. Helm. 75 SENIOR CREDITS Mark Anderson: Science Club 2,4; Weightlifting 5; Wrestling 2,3; Football 1,4. Beth Badura: Class Treasurer 2; Spanish Club 2,4; Science Club 2,3,4; Yearbook 3,4; Band 5; Solo Ensemble 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Softball 2; Basketball statistician 4; Honor Roll 5; Prom Court 3; Homecoming Court 4. John Battig: Football 2,3. Gywn Birschbach Stacey Boeder: Art Club 2; Basketball 1; Volleyball 1,2; Cheerleading Wrestling 3; Prom 3; Homecoming 4. Dean Boelk: FFA 5; Football 1,2; Winterfest 2,3. Jason Bovee: FFA 5; FFA Reporter 4; FFA Basketball 5; Wrestling 1,2,4; Football 1,2; Winterfest 2,3. Pam Brauer: Class Representative T, Class Vice-President 4; Science Club 2,3,4; Science Club Vice-President 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; National Honor Society President 4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club President 4; Student Council 1; Band 5; Basketball 5; Softball 5; Volleyball 5; Forensics 1,2; Math Team 1,2,4; Solo-ensemble 1,2; Badger Girls State 3; Prom Court 3; Homecoming Court 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Honor Roll 5. Trevis Burbach: Basketball 1,2; Prom Court 3. Troy Burbach: Football 5; Basketball 5; Prom Court 3; Homecoming Court 4. Leigh Ann Burnham: Art Club 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1,2,4; AFS 1,2; Science Club 5; Chorus 5; Band 1,2; Solo Ensemble 1,2,4; Honor Chorus 4; Volleyball 5; Basketball 1,2,3; Softball 1; Yearbook 4; Cheerleading 4; Powder Puff Football 2,3,4; Prom Court 3; Homecoming 4. Todd Cross: Math Team 3,4; Baseball 1; Wrestling 1,2. Randy Czoschke Bob Dean: Science Club 1,2,4; Spanish Club 1; Math Team 3,4; Forensics 1,2; Basketball 3; Golf 3,4; Academic Decathalon 4. Denise DeBoer: Class Secretary 1,4; Class Fundraiser Chairperson 2; AFS Club 5; AFS Club President 4; Spanish Club 5; Science Club 5; Math Club 5; Art Club 5; Art Club President 4; Yearbook 3,4; Yearbook Artist 3; Yearbook editor 4; Volleyball 5; Academic Decathalon 4; Forensics 5; Band 5; Chorus 5; Prom Court 3; State Forensics 2,3; Solo Ensemble 5; State Solo Ensemble 3; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Conference Honors Band 3,4; N.E.W. Honors Band 3,4; N.E.W. Honors Chorus 3; Jazz Band 4; Winterfest 4; Powder Puff Football 3,4; A Honor Roll 1,2,3; B Honor Roll 4. Cece Eggers Anna Fink: Spanish Club 2,3; Math Team 3; Science Club 1,2,3; Art Club 2,3; Basketball 5; Volleyball 5; Softball 5; Powderpuff Football 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3; Band 5; Solo Ensemble 1,2; Homecoming Court 4; Homecoming Court Crowning Couple 4; Prom Court 3; Prom Court Crowning Couple 3. Ron Geidel Trisha Gibson: Spanish Club 1; Forensics 1,2; Band 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3; Cheerleading 5; Prom Court 3; Honor Roll 4. Craig Gierach: FFA 5; Wrestling 4; Student Council 4. David Grailler: Physics Club 1; Forensics 1,2; Football 1,2. Paul Guell: Science Club 1; Football 1,2. Sheri Guell: Spanish Club 5; AFS Club 2,3,4; Science Club 1,2; Band 5; Chorus 5; Forensics 1; Cheerleading 5; Show Choir 1; Prom Court 3; Prom Court Queen 3; Academic Decathalon 4. Jeff Guenther: Class Student Council Representative 2,3; Science Club 5; Spanish Club 1,2; Math Team 3,4; Band 5; Chorus 1,2; Football 5; Basketball 5; Baseball 5; Jazz Band 2,3,4; Cheerleader for Powder Puff Football 3.4. Crissy Heinz: Spanish Club 5; AFS Club 2,3; Science Club 5; Forensics 5; Math Team 5; Cheerleader (Basketball) 1,2,3 (Football) 5; Cheerleader Student Council Representative 3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Powder Puff Football 3; Winterfest 3. Tom Hilbert: Forensics 1,3,4; State Forensics Meet 1,3; Football 1,3; Baseball 1,2; Golf 3. Terry Holz: Science Club 5; Spanish Club 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1,2; Golf 5; Forensics 1; Prom Court 3; Prom Court King 3; Powder Puff Coach 2. Craig Huck: Football 5; Prom Court 3; Homecoming 4; Baseball 5; Basketball 5; Student Council 3,4; Student Council President 4. Patty Kester Gary Koch: Science Club 5; Math Team 5; Wrestling 5; Cheerleader for Powder Puff Football 3. Mark Kollman Jay I a Motte Tedd Lehman: Class Secretary 2,3; Science Club 5; Science Club Secretary 4; Spanish Club 2; Yearbook 2,3,4; Yearbook Business Manager 3; Yearbook Copy Editor 4; Art Club 3,4; Art Club Student Council Representative 3,4; Golf 5; Basketball 2; Chorus 5; Conference Honors Chorus 2,3; Band 5; Academic Decathalon 4; Badger Boys State 3; Badger Boys State Chorus 3; Yearbook Camp 3,4; Conservation Camp 3; A Honor Roll 5; Math Team 1,4; Solo Ensemble 5; Part in Play “Wizard of the Oz” 2. Brandy Martin Claudio Meriz: AFS Foreign Exchange Student From Brazil 4; Math Team 4; Science Club 4; AFS Club 4; Spanish Club 4; FFA 4; Forensics 4; Basketball 4; Golf 4. Todd Messner: Class President 3,4; Science Club 5; Science Club President 4; Student Council 3,4; Student Council Vice-President 4; Football 5; Football Honorable Mention All Conference 3; Best Football Lineman 3; Football Captain 4; Wrestling 5; Wrestling Captain 4; Baseball 5; Math Team 5; Forensics 5; Chorus 1; Band 5; Solo Ensemble 1,4; World Affairs Seminar 3; National Honor Society 3,4; National Honor Society Vice-President 4; Wisconsin Science Congress 3; Drama 1; Prom Court 3; Homecoming Court 4; Homecoming Court King 4; Jr. Science, Engineering, and Humanities Symposium-Workshop Presenter 3. Jeff Mies: Basketball 5. Jodi Myers: Class Treasurer 4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Science Club 2,3,4; Math Team 5; Art Club 3,4; Forensics 5; Yearbook 2; FHA 1; AFS Club 4; AFS Club Secretary 4; Academic Decathalon 4; Newspaper Staff 1; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Chorus 5; Business Camp 3; Honor Chorus ; Sadd 3; Homecoming Court 4; A Honor Roll 5. Paul Nickel: Band 5; Jazz Band 4; Football 5. Tony Nickel: FFA 5; Football 3,4; Homecoming Court 4. Tammy Osgood: Volleyball 5; Band 1,2,4; Homecoming Court 4; Chorus 5; Forensics 1. Paul Reetz: Band 5; Chorus 5; Golf 5; Class President 1,2; Jazz Band 2,3,4; Prom Court 3; Crowning Couple at Prom 3; FFA 3,4; AFS 1,2; AFS Vice-President 1; Math Team 3; Wrestling 1,2; Football 1,2; Forensics 1,2; Solo Ensemble 5; FFA Basketball 3,4; NEW Honors Band 3,4; Fly Conference Honors Band 2,3,4; Wisconsin Federation of Cooperatives Rep. 4; Washington Conference Program 3; Cheerleader 3; Winterfest 2,3,4. Karla Roloff: FHA 5; FHA Treasurer 3,4; Basketball 5; Volleyball 1; Soft-ball 1,3,4; Powder Puff Football 2,4. Tara Schmidt: Spanish Club 1,2,3; Volleyball 1,2; Basketball 1; Band 1,2; Chorus 1. Gary Schneiter: FFA 2; Math Team 5. Dale Steffes: Science Club 1,2,3; AFS Club 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2; Basketball 5; Band 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2; Honor Roll 1. Wendi Stibb: AFS Club 5; Spanish Club 5; Science 3; FHA 2; Cheerleading 2,3,4; Chorus 5; Honor Roll 5. Robert Vey: Basketball 1; Football 5; Baseball 5; Prom Court 3; Homecoming Court 4. Mark Walfe: Band 5; Basketball 5; Golf 5. Mark Wirtz: Band 5. Jennifer York: Spanish club 5; AFS Club 3,4; AFS Club Treasurer 3; Science P, A4 ;ear k.,3’4; Yearb°ok Advertising Editor 4; Volleyball 1; Soft-ball 1,2; Honor Roll 4. 76 GOLD SPONSER Oakfield Fabric Care Cntr. Box 515 Oakfield COVER SPONSER Donutland 577 W. Johnson St. Fond du Lac SILVER SPONSER Michels Pipeline Const. Co. P.O. Box 128 Brownsville SILVER SPONSER CONT Bank of Oakfield P.O. 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