Oshkosh West High School - Notebook Yearbook (Oshkosh, WI)

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»7 Seniors Remember Auditorium The “O” Room - That's where you could scream the loudest, strip, moon, whatever. Vlacki Arpin) You celebrated anything that happened to be at hand with your friends. (Kari Schneider) That's where | met most of the people | know. (Shelli Sauer) It was a good place to look at the better looking men. (Helen Carpenter) | lived there for the first three years of my school life. It was a place to be with your friends and keep an eye on your boyfriend. (Val Potratz) That is where | have spent my free hours and lunch hours for the past four years. Sit- ting at those graffitticcovered tables is unforgettable. (Pam Paulson) It was the best place to be at school. (Wes Wo- jahn) The Auditorium - Rehearsing and waiting to rehearse plays. (Scott Stearns) Foremost will be my remem- brance of the civic auditorium and all the cold hours spent there. Weff Subat) Because from November to January it seems like my every waking moment is spent there for the show. It is my home away from home for three months. (Sarah Gorwitz) | spent most of the school year in it. Circus of Life and Show- boat took up a lot of time, but | wouldn't have missed the chance to be a part of them. (Julie Elsinger) That is where | performed and saw many of my friends perform their many different talents. (Trisha McKeon) The Choir Room .- | spent so much time in there practicing for madrigals, operettas, etc. Now that room is as comfortable as my own room. (Lori Raddatz) The Band Room - Only because | spent so much time there working on a piece or whatever else there was to do. (Becky Schultz) Most of my earlier years consisted of meeting new people in that room. | also used that room as an escape from the rest of the school. John Gonia) The Gym - It’s a really radical place. | could beat up people and get away with it. (Gary Langkau) That’s where our graduation will be. (Deb Paulick) Boy’s Upper Gym - A lot of good times occurred up there but most important a lot of new friend- ships grew strong. (Kim Meigher) The Stairs To The Boy’s Upper Gym-| had to run the stairs for 10 minutes for some weeks. (Malin Breklert) The 'B” Section Bathrooms - | didn’t know they were there until the end of my sophomore year. (Libby Davies) The Boy’s Bath- room East of The ' O” Room - There were no mirrors, no doors on the stalls; as a matter of fact there were no stalls. Ueff Poeschl) The Bathrooms - | went there to get out of class if it got boring. (Lori Ohlrich) The Computer Room - For two and half years | lived in that room. (Chuck Werba) Mr. Campbell's Class- room - When | was a freshman in his biology class | never got my work done, so | went in there every night to catch up on work. Jill Kurkowski) My Locker - It was good surce of entertainment. All my friends would gather there to hear the latest gossip and discuss most of the pressing issues at West. (Kip Span- bauer) Freshman Study Hall - |t went so slow; it scarred my thoughts of high school. (Mike Woldt) The Maintenance Tunnels Underneath The School - There are many rats and other creatures down there. (David Cook) The North Section of The 'C” Hallway-For three years it was a challenge to get through the hordes of people jammed in the section. All the girls had their lockers there and natural- ly spent a lot of time there in front of their lockers trying to look pretty. That's also why it was full of guys taking the long way to class. (Mike Rodman) The Guidance Office - I've been there ev- eryday for reason or another. (Heidi Vowels) I've worked there ever since the beginning of school, sometimes two or three times a day. (John Duron) I'll never forget anything about West. (An- nie Ohlsson) Keith Reinke Eric Rennert Peter Retzloff Mary Reynolds Timothy Reynolds Kristen Richey Vawnda Ristow Jodie Robbins Richard Roberts Kay Robinson Lisa Robl Michael Rodman 155

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People To See - 12 P-R Bill Lind Thomas Phillips Jeff Poeschl Elizabeth Pommerening Debra Pongratz Ralph Potratz Valerie Potratz James Potter Bobbi Pungitore Marie Putzer Lori Raddatz Rhonda Raddatz Jeffrey Radig Tammy Rammer Susan Rehder Brad Reichenberger Darren Reichenberger : ty be Dan Lenz, Rob Bettin, Peter Relzloff, Robert Schoenberger, Jon Groth and

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12 R-S ows Seniors Remember | will remember our high quiz compe- tion at Park Plaza where we killed North and lost to Hortonville, a team that has two paid coaches and really takes things seriously.- (Jeff Poeschl) | will remember picking on Mr. Weisse about his short pants.-(Liz Trickel) | will remember getting nervous about walk- ing through the ‘O” room and seeing all those cute guys lined up against the windows.- (Helen Carpenter) A few things that | will remember happened in the day of B.C.”’ (before cars) such as walking to the store noon hours and sitting in the “O’’ room.- (Mary Brady) Looking at the new crop of girls every year and trying to understand the stu- pidity of my fellow students.- (Scoft Lear) Being drafted as a slave my fresh- man year by Pom Pon girls and only bought for 80¢.- (lenny Gueths) Things that | will remember doing are; late nights in the computer room; Index paste-ups, and cramming for tests be- tween classes.- (Tony Jacques) I'll never forget how the open hours were al- ways spent as far away from school as possible and how Hardee's was a great rescue shelter.- (Kim Meigher) In Soci- ology everyone was always hungry, so we would send somebody down fo the Kevin Roe Lisa Roebke Carrie Rothenbach Chris Ruedinger David Ruedinger Jackie Ruedinger Wayne Ruedinger John Rueger Richard Ryckman Jayne Salzer Barb Samuels Shelli Sauer “O” room to buy donuts and cookies and smuggle them back to the class- room - (Jill Kurkowski) | remember get- ting into the cold water for swim prac- tice when | didn't feel like it- (Heidi Vowels) My open hour will be remem- bered because it usually ended up in the office. (Gary Langkav) | will remem- ber the fun that | had going to all the football games; it was great fun even if we lost- (Terri Counts) | will remember the year that we called up all the teachers we could think of and sang them We Wish You A Merry Christmas over the phone- (Rhonda Berndt) Being thrown out of the library during German class- (Steve Murley) In Computer Sy- tems | was going to print things on the computer when | hit a wrong key and turned on the printer. It printed my en- tire disk on a sheet of paper that turned out to be 6 feet long.-(Annie Ohlsson) | will remember when Kelly Kotenberg pulled a chair out from under Mr. Kubsch, unintentionally, of course, in the “O’ room- (Kay O’Laughlin) | will remember making pots in art and going to my classes full of clay and looking like a mess- (Sue Folz) Doing a lot of unnecessary work in my classes that will never help in life- ohn Gonia) In