Pardeeville High School - Whisper Yearbook (Pardeeville, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1974 volume:

1974 WHISPER PARDEEVILLE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL PARDEEVILLE, WI 53954 Co-Editors Deb Farrey and Holly Welk Assistant Editors lane Breneman, Mary Healy, Rhoda Pulver Advisor Mrs. J. M. Lenz l DON'T WALK IN FRONT OF ME. I MAY NOT FOLLOW. DON'T WALK BEHIND ME. I MAY NOT LEAD. JUST WALK BESIDE ME. AND BE MY FRIEND. cP£tO 2 A TRIBUTE The class of 1974 finds it hard to dedicate this annual to just one person. For without the help and assistance of everyone here at Par- deeville High, our four years here would not have been successful. We would like to pay special tribute to Mr. Donald Otterness for his fifteen devoted years to this school. Coming in as Freshmen, we didn't realize how dedicated he really was: but leaving as Seniors, we know now that there are not many around like him; and the class of '74 extends our best wishes to him in his future years. We also wish to thank Mr. Walter Sprecher for his service to us, and for his taking on the responsibility of being a class advisor to us this last and most important year at P.H.S. To Mr. Robert Bostad we extend our thanks for his devotion to sports. Even when we weren't winning, he still stood by backing our team. In his ten years as coach of P.H.S., he has inspired and led the Bulldogs to winning seasons and several championships. The editors and annual staff would like to thank Mr. lames Malinowsky and Mr. Ken Youra for the pictures for this annual. Again we thank you, everyone, for standing by our side and helping us to make our four years at P.H.S. some of the most memorable ones in our lives. 3 YOU'LL NEVER WALK ALONE When you walk through a storm, keep your head up high And don't be afraid of the dark. At the end of the storm is a golden sky And the sweet silver song of a lark. Walk on through the wind. Walk on through the rain, Tho' your dreams be tossed and blown Walk on, walk on with hope in your heart. And you'll never walk alone. You'll never walk alone. Words by: Oscar Hammerstein II 4 Mr. James Malinovsky—Principal University of Wis., River Falls-B.S.; Colorado State University-M.S. BOARD OF EDUCATION—Seated: J. Johnson. D. Steele, E. Abell, Clerk; J. Westcott, Pres. Standing: E. Landsverk, R. Williams, V Pres.; K Wenzel, Treas. 8 Mrs. Rea Etta Dahm English, University of Wis., Stevens Point-BS. Mrs. Evelyn Goke English. Speech, Junior Class Advisor, Thespian Ad- visor, Play Director, University of Wis., Platteville-B.S. Miss Lucinda S. Rostollan English. Assisting with All-School Musical-Choral Di- rector, Bethel College, St. Paul University-B A , North- land College, Ashland, Wis. Mrs. Nancy Carr English, Library, Play Director, Library Club Advisor, MacMurry College-B A.; University of Wis., Madison. Mr. J. A. Phelps Biology, Investigative Science. Sophomore Class Ad- visor, JV Football Coach, Freshmen Basketball Coach, Ass t. Baseball Coach, University of Wis., River Falls BE Mr. R. L. Haney Social Studies, Mount Marty College, S. Dakota-B.S. Mr. Walter Sprecher Chemistry, History, Senior Class Advisor, University of Wis., Platteville-B.S. Miss Margaret Waldinger U S. History, French I 6. II, Junior Class Advisor, Pom Pon Advisor, University of Wis., Whitewater-B.S. 9 Mr. Tim Davidson Math, Physics, University of Wis., Whitewater-B.S. Mr. Donald G. Otternoss Math, Latin, Luther College-B.S., University of Wis., Madison; University of Maine; University of New York, Rochester; Bradley University, Peoria, 111.; Lafayette College, Penn. Miss Myra Bays Phy Ed.. Senior Class Advisor, G A A . Cheerleaders, Girls' Athletics, Indiana State University-B S. Mr. Robert K. Bostad Phy Ed, Varsity Club Advisor, Head Football and Track Coach, Athletic Director, University of Wis , La Crosse-B.S. University of Wis , Stevens Point; Uni- versity of Wis., Madison. Mr. Thomas Haferman Industrial Arts, Building Construction. Freshmen Class Advisor. University of Wis., Stout-B.S. Mr. H. Draheim Industrial Arts, Sophomore Class Advisor, Stout State University-B.S. Mr. James Rusch Sr High Music, Select Chorus, Stage Band, Bachelor of Music Education, St. Norbert; University of Wis., Madison. Mr. Ken Youra Art Ed., Photo-Club, Freshmen Class Advisor, Univers- ity of Wis., Stevens Point-B.S.; Dana College, Blair, Neb 10 Mr. R. L. Knutson Agriculture-Horticulture, FFA, Wrestling, University cl Wis., River Falls-B.S. Mr. R. N. Gawlik Business Ed., Winona State College, Winona. Minn.— B.S., M S. Mrs. J. M. Lent Business Ed., Newspaper and Annual Advisor, Uni- versity of Wis., Whitewater-B.S.; University of Wis., Madison-M.S. Mrs. Mabel M. Maier Home Economics, University of Wis., Madison-B.S., MS. Mrs. Mary Horton Guidance and Counseling, Wayne State University- B A ; University of Wis., Madison-M A. Mrs. Kathryn McQueen Secondary Work Study-Social Seminar, Stevens Point- B.S.; University of Wis., Madison-M.S. Mr. William Hebl Driver Education, Baseball Coach, Whitewater State University-B.E. Mrs. Delores Wylesky Study Hall Supervisor, Columbia County Teachers College. 11 SECRETARIES—Mrs Buzzell, Mrs. Hollander. Mrs Krueger. Seated: Mrs. Gibson. COOKS—Mrs. Lueptow, Mrs. Swanson. Mrs. Gleiter, Mrs Bradley. Mrs. Lytle. Mrs. Barden, Mrs. Smith. CUSTODIANS—Mr Tanger. Maintenance Engineer. Mr Haynes, Mrs Briggs, Mr. Welk. 12 FRESHMEN Julie Allen Brian Anderson Donald Anderson Ralph Babcock Jim Balzer Judy Balzer Bruce Bankers Jackie Barden Wayne Beahm Charles Becker Gale Becker Jean Blochwitz Sue Bortz Janet Bosman Jayne Bradley Howard Breneman Merwyn Breneman Norman Bursack Joe Chance Randy Cook Ricky Cook Tim Cornford Sheryl Davenport Jim Delk John Doucette Julie Ehlert Rita Erickson Steve Farrey Joyce Fischer Mike Frank Harold Giese Michael Gleiter Russell Graack Lynn Haberkorn Deb Hammell Deb Haynes Jody Haynes Bert Henkelman Dean Houk Larry Hutzler Neal Jenkins Tim Kath Linda Kegler Robin Kreger Tim Kreger Ray Kuhl Darcy Kuhn Philip Lawrence Lori Lowe Tammy Maier Deb Malisch Laurel Mercer Ken Mesick Jeannie Meyers Brian Milton Steve Neesam 14 Charles Neuhauser Bryan Oosterhof Sherrie Peetz Stewart Peterson Tom Peterson Mary Polnow Dale Pomplun Dan Potenberg Brian Pulver Jeanna Reed John Reuhl Dan Rohde Rick Roundy Greg Satina Kim Schwanz Brian Smith Paul Sommers Reginald Sprecher Peter Standiford Mary Stearns Kay Steele Judy Stein Tim Swenson Bob Tolley Sherril Van Swol Patti Vaughan Virginia Walker Monique Warnke Coleen Wegner Ricky Wendt Brian Wolf Willie Wolf Mike Wolfe Charlerose Wruck Brian Yahnke Wally Youngs Melanie Barden Barb Huggett Jerry Hutzler Crystal Rankin Barbara Smith Paul Wruck Absent: Martin Addie Neil Yakish Dan Zuhlke 15 SOPHOMORES Flint Allen Kim Anderson Sue Balzer Ellen Barth Kris Briggs Donata Broesch Kathy Bussan Don Catenacci Betty Dalton Jim Davenport Lori Dykstra Bruce Flower David Frank Terry Gorsuch Ron Griepentrog Debbie Grogan Juli Hammond Doreen Hanna Darlene Harmon Lynn Hawley Dennis Hayes Dena Hepler John Herold Deb Hoeppner Dale Houk Tim Isom Linda Jackson Tedra Johnson Dale Kamrath Connie Kath Deb Kearns Virginia Kraft Bob Kuhn Kris Lueptow Teddy Maier Kathy Marshall Dixie McDonald Lois McElroy Barb McLean Penny Meierdirk Ron Meincke Cindy Merwin Dale Mesick Dawn Meyers Lloyd Miller Joyce Morgan Bob Neesam Susan Nehring Russ Nelson Cindy Neuhauser Rodney Oosterhof Eric Pederson Alan Pulver Daniel Pulver Ralph Pulver Joe Rataczak 16 Alan Rhode Dean Roundy George Satina Jeff Schehr Daryl Schultz Ray Shields Thairn Shields Tom Skupniewitz Laurie Smith Linda Sommers Pat Standiford Dennis Taylor Lois Triemstra Patti Tritz Ralph Turner Stuart Van Swol Laurie Wendt Teresa Wendt Paul Westcott Yvonne Wright Brian Wruck 17 JUNIORS Chris Abell Cheryl Achterberg Dan Agnew Barb Allen Lisa Allen Dave Allmah Vernon Bailey Jeff Balzer Don Becker Kevin Bernander Kim Bessac Steve Bessac Sally Bortz Sharon Bortz Tom Bortz Cindy Bradley Karen Bradley Gary Breneman Jo Broesch Doug Bush Bryan Carey Paul Clark Jeff Cook Patty Coons Paul Cooper Jim Dalton Tom Dalton Lou Delk Sue DiBell Terri DiBell Lynn Dickinson Dave Emmons Dave Fischer Jean Flower Kathy Fredrickson Edward Gawel Florence Gawel Deb Gee Dawn Gillingham Ronald Gray Bruce Griepentrog Bob Grogan Jeff Haynes Vicki Herold Peggy Howe Bridget Hughes Diane Johnson Richard Kampen Bruce Kartman Greg Kearns Deb Kegler Dave Klink Greg Krueger Amy Landsverk Cindy Leatherman Rick Levzow 18 Steve Lytle Nadine Maier Renie McDonald Sandy Mercer Sandy Meyers Cecil Milton Traci Neesam Kerry Ohnesorge Debbie Peetz Randy Peoples Kathi Peterson Stanley Peterson Debbie Pomplun Steve Pulver Larry Putnam Bob Radtke Mark Rizer Dale Roisum Renee Roundy Cherie Ryan Jim Sarlund Rick Schaffer Bill Schmaltz Don Schraufnagel Darel Smith Jeff Smith Larry Smith Mark Sommers Mark Spicer Doug Steele Keith Steiner Kim Swenson Philip Tarrant Paul Taylor Maurice Tradewell Mary Walker Jeff Warnke Lance Wegner Moira Weihert Randy Welk Judy Wilke Diane Winter Kevin Wolfe Jacki Wynn Cheryl Yahnke Vicki Zick Dennis Campbell 19 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS—C. Becker, Pres.; B Smith, Treas.; G. Becker, Sec'y.; I Doucette, V Pres SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS—P. Tritz, Treas.; L. Smith, Sec y.; E Barth, V. Pres.; J Hammond, Pres. 20 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS—J. Smith, V.. Pres.; R. Roundy, Treas.; P. Howe, Sec'y; K Bernander. Pres. cuss of m 21 LAURA J. ALLEN JULIE I. BLOCHWITZ DONALD A. BUSSAN MICHAEL D. BRADLEY DANIEL R. CARR JANE A. BRENEMAN PAUL CRAWFORD DOUGLAS L. BANKER! RUSSELL J. BRENEMAN PETER CRAWFORD 22 DEBORAH CUNNINGHAM BERTHA A. DETTMAN RANDY S. DETTMAN EUGENE I. DOLGNER DEBRA L. FARREY VICKI L. FRANK PATRICIA L. GEORGE HOWARD L. GERBITZ 23 SHERREL M. GRAY HEIDI A. HARRUFF JONANNE M. HAYNES MICHAEL I. HAYNES MARY A. HEALY JAMES D. HOWE RUSSELL A. HUGGETT BETH E. HUNT RICHARD L. KAMRATH JOHN A. KRUEGER HARVEY L. LARSEN SALLY M. LAWRENCE HAROLD E. McELROY JULIA A. McLEAN PAUL G. McMAHON DEBRA A. MEEKMA 24 MARK A. MEEKMA MARK T. MEIERDIRK ROBERT S. MEINCKE DOUG B. MERCER KEN W. MULRYAN CHERYL A. PARKS DEAN A. POMPLUN ELLEN L. PULVER 25 RHODA A. PULVER KEVIN PUTNAM TONY R. REHDANTZ LINDA M. ROBBINS DEBRA A. ROISUM DAWN M. HOUNDY BUNNY-JO M. RYAN DONNA L. SAVIANO 26 STEVE D. SMITH CLYDE M. SOMMERS V h GREG F. SOMMERS M. SCOTT SOMMERS LANG R. SPICER MARY K. SPICER CHERYLL STEINER JOAN L. SWENSON LYNN TRIEMSTRA DANIEL W. TESSMAN PAM S. WALKER MICHAEL W. WARING 27 ROBERT C. WARREN HOLLY I. WELK LEE W. WILCOX ROBERT B. WILLIAMS GREGORY A. WOODWARD ROXANNE YOUNG 28 RONALD SHIELDS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS—D. Meekma, Pres. M. Meierdirk, V Pres; M Healy, Sec y; B Deltman, Treas. SENIOR HONOR ROLL The following is a list of the top twelve senior honor students for three and one-half years of work. They are listed alphabetically and not according to rank. Ann Bagley Paul Crawford Deb Farrey Mary Healy Sally Lawrence Debbie Meekma Nina Miller Rhoda Pulver Linda Robbins Scott Sommers Holly Welk Lee Wilcox 29 SENIOR DIRECTORY ALLEN. LAURA LORNA . May 4. 1956 — Annual 4; Cheerleader 1,3; F.F.A 4, Forensics 2.4; G.A.A. 1-4, Reporter 4; Librarian 3; Newspaper 4; All-School Play 4, Stage Crew 4; Pom Potts 2, Co-Captain 2; Photography Club 4; Traveling G.A A. Team 2-4 ANDERSON, PAUL ANDY . Jan 19, 1956 — Basketball 1,2,4; Football 1,2,3; Librarian 3,4; All-School Play 4, Stage Crew 4; Projectionist 4. BAGLEY. ANN. Jan. 29 1956 — Chorus 1,3; F.H A. 1. Girls' Glee Club 1; Guidance Helper 2; Pom Pons 1; Triple Trio 1,3. BANKERT. DOUG DOUGIE BUNG . April 23. 1956- Curling 1. BECKER. RICK. April 30, 1956 — Transferred from Plano, Illinois. Freshman year. BLOCHWITZ. JULIE JRENE. March 9, 1956 — All-Con- ference Band 4; Band 1-4, All-Conference Chorus 3; Chorus 1-4; Forensics 1-4; G.A A 1-4, Sec y 4, Librarian 4, Vice Pres. 4, All-School Play 4; Pep Band 1-4; Select Chorus 1-4; Student Council 1-4, Secy. 4; Traveling G.A.A. Team 1-4; D.A.R. Award 4. BRADLEY. MICHAEL D.. May 27, 1956 — Chorus 1-2, All-School Play 4, F.F.A 1-4, Pres. 4. Secy. 3; Librarian 4; Select Chorus 1-2; Wrestling 2. BRENEMAN. JANE. May 11, 1956 — Annual 4, Cheer- leader 3,4; Forensics 3; G.A.A. 1-4, Newspaper 4, All-School Play 4, Stage Crew 4; Traveling G.A A Team 4; Ass't. Annual Ed 4 BRENEMAN. RUSSELL. May 9, 1956 — F F A 2,3,4 Varsity Club 1-4 EURSACK. MARY ELLEN, March 9, 1956 — Forensics 1,3; Librarian 4; Newspaper 4; Thespians 4 BUSSAN, DON. December 22, 1954 — Transfer from West High School, Senior year. CARR. DAN “DANDY November 17, 1956 — F F A 1-4; Forensics 2; Librarian 4, Wrestling 1. CRAWFORD. PAUL. September 6, 1956 — Basketball 1- 4; Football 1,2; Golf 4. CRAWFORD. PETER. September 6, 1956 — Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2; Golf 4. CUNNINGHAM. DEBORAH. August 28. 1955 — Photog raphy Club 2.3; Transferred from Sheboygan South, Senior year. DETTMAN. BERTHA ANN BERT . February 4. 1956 - Chorus 1; Class Treas 4; F.F A 3-4; Forensics 2-4; G.A.A 1-4; Guidance Helper 2-3; Traveling G.A A. Team 2-3. DETTMANN, RANDY ' DEITZ , June 30, 1956 — Band 1; Basketball 1.2, Mgr.; F.F.A 4; Football 1-4, Mgr.; Varsity Club 1-4. DOLGNER. EUGENE JOHN ED', February 26. 1956 — Annual 4; Badger Boys' State 3; Librarian 3; News- paper 3,4, Co-Editor 4; Photography Club 4 ESSELMAN. FRANCIS A.. October 31, 1956 — F.F.A. 2- 4. FARREY, DEBRA L.. June 9, 1956 — All-Conference Band 2,4; Annual 4, Co-Editor 4; Band 1-4, For- ensics 2; G.A.A. 1-4, Treas. 3, Pres 4; NHS 2-4, Sec'y.-Treas 4, Newspaper 2-4, All-School Play 3. Stage Crew 4; Pep Band 1-4; Traveling G.A A Team 2-4. FRANK. VICKI LYNN. June 29. 1957 — Band 1-3; Chorus 1-3; All-School Play 4, Pep Band 1-3; Select Chorus 3. GEORGE. PATRICIA LYNETTE. February 19, 1956 - Chorus 1; Forensics 2; G.A.A. 1; Guidance Helper 4. GERBITZ. HOWARD. September 7, 1956 — Annual 4 Librarian 4; Newspaper 3-4; All-School Play 4 GRAY, SHERREL M.. October 22, 1956 Band 1-4. Chorus 1,2,4; Forensics 1; Librarian 4; Newspaper 4; Pep Band 1-4; Select Chorus 4. HARRUFF. HEIDI A.. July 29. 1956 — Band 1-2; Chorus 1- 2; G.A.A 1-4; Pep Band 1-2; Traveling G A.A. Team 1-4. HAYNES. JONANNE MARIE. February 23, 1956 — All- Conference Band 4; Annual 4; Athletic Council 4; Band 1-4; Cheerleader 2,4; Chorus 1-4; Forensic.; 2; G.A.A. 1-4; All-School Play 4, Pep Band 1,3; Prom Court 3; Triple Trio 2-4; Traveling G.A.A Team 3-4. HAYNES. MICHAEL. September 13. 1956 All-Con- ference Band 4; Athletic Council 3-4; Projection- ist 4; Band 1-4; Basketball 1-4, All-Conference Chorus 3-4, Baseball 2-4, Chorus 1-4; Football 1-4, Forensics 4; Varsity Club 2-4, Homecoming Court 1; Librarian 4, All-School Play 3-4; Pep Band 1-2; Prom Court 3; Select Chorus 1-4; Track 1. HEALY. MARY. October 16. 1956 — All-Conference Band 4; Annual 4; Band 1-4, Class Sec'y. 4; For- ensics 1-4, Librarian 4, Sec'y 4; NHS 3-4; New;- paper 2,4; All-School Play 3-4, Pep Band 1-4, Ass’t. Annual Ed. 4 HOWE. JIM, July 3, 1956 — Class Pres 1; Baseball 1-2, F.F.A. 1,3,4. HOWE. THOMAS. October 22. 1956 — Basketball «: F.F.A 1-3; Football 1. HUGGETT, RUSSELL RUSKIE , December 2. 1955 Curling 2-4; Football I; Forensics 1.4; Varsity Club 3-4; Track 1-4; Wrestling 1; Cross Country 2-4 HUNT. BETH ELLEN. February 18. 1956 Annual 4 Chorus 1-4; Forensics 2; G.A A. 1,2,4. Librarian 4. Newspaper 3-4; All-School Play 4, Stage Crew 4; Prom Court 3; Chorus 3; Triple Trio 1. KAMRATH. RICHARD S.. KING K . October 13. 1956- Band 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Class Vice Pres 1; Foot- ball 1; Forensics 2; All-School Play 3; Baseball 1,2,4; Cross Country 3. KRUEGER. JOHN. December 5. 1955 — Newspaper 4; Photography Club 4; Track 1. KRUEGER. STEVEN. August 19, 1955 — F.F.A 1-4 LARSEN. HARVEY L. “HARV , June 10. 1956 — All- Conference Band 4, Band 1-4; Basketball 1. All- Conference Chorus 2-4, Curling 4, Varsity Club 2- 4. LAWRENCE, SALLY MARIE. July 19, 1956 All-Con- ference Band 4. Annual 4; Band 1-4; GAA 1-4; NHS 3-4; Newspaper 4, Co-Editor 4; Pep Band 1-4; All-School Play 4 McELROY. HAROLD E.. December 26, 1955 - Basket- ball 1-2; Class Pres 2-3; F.F.A 1; Forensics 1-4; Varsity Club 2-4; Homecoming Court 2. All-School Play 4, Student Council 3-4. 30 Me LEAN, JULIA ANN, September 21. 1956 Guidance Helper 3-4. McMAHON. PAUL G. NEWMAN . August 18. 1955 — Band 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Chorus 2-4; F F A 2-3; Forensics 2; Varsity Club 3-4; Pep Band 2-4 MEEKMA. DEB, December 4, 1955 All-Conference Band 4, Annual 4; Band 1-4; Cheerleader 1,2,4, Chorus 1-4; Class Pres 4, Treas. 2; Forensics 1,3; G.A A 1-2; Homecoming Court 4; Librarian 4, Pres. 4, NHS 2-4, Vice Pres. 4; Select Chorus 4, Triple Trio 1-4 MEEKMA. MARK ANTHONY December 4. 1955—Curl- ing 2-4; Varsity Club 2-4; Track 1; Wrestling 1 MEIERDIRK. MARK THOMAS. May 28, 1956-Basketball 1 4; Chorus 1; Class Vice Pres 2,4; Football 1-4; Varsity Club 2-4, Vice Pres 4; Baseball 2-4, Librar- ian 4, All-School Play 4, Prom Court 3; Select Chorus 1. MEINCKE. ROBERT STEVEN. December 23, 1955 — All-Conference Band 4, Band 1-4; All-Conference Chorus 2-3, Chorus 2-3; Football 1-4, Varsity Club 2-4, Golf 1-4; All-School Play 4, Pep Band 1-4, Select Chorus 2-4; Track 1,3; Wrestling 1-4 MERCER. DOUG ‘DUFFY , May 27, 1956 — F F A. 3,4; Baseball 4, Transferred from Beloit Memorial, Junior year. MERWIN. CHRIS PICKLES , August 18, 1956—Chorus 3. Dramatics Club 3, Treas. 3. MILLER. MARCIA CAROL. November 28, 1955 — MILLER. NINA SUE, November 16, 1956 — All-Confer- ence Band 2,4; Annual 4; Band 1-4; Chorus 1-4; Forensics 1-4, G.A.A. 1-4; Librarian 4, All-School Play 3.4, Pep Band 1-4, Select Chorus 1-4; Student Council 3,4, Treas. 4; Triple Trio 2-4 MILLER. WANDA. November 24, 1955 — Annual 4; French Club 2; G.A.A 3-4, Treas. 4, Guidance Helper 4. Librarian 3; Newspaper 4; Prom Court 3; Asst. Newspaper Ed 4 Transferred from Port- age Sophomore year. MULRYAN. KEN. August 2, 1956 — Basketball 1-4; F F A. 2,3; Football 1; Varsity Club 3,4; Prom King 3. PARKS. CHERYL ANN. December 2, 1956 — All-Con- ference Band 2,4; Annual 4; Band 1-4; Chorus 1-4; Class Secy 3, Treas. 1, Forensics 2.3; G.A.A 1-4; Homecoming Court 3, Queen 4; All-School Play 4; Pep Band 1-4; Prom Court 3; Select Chorus 4 POMPLUN. DEAN. July 21, 1956 — Basketball 1. PULVER. ELLEN L. April 6. 1956 — Chorus 1-2; Class Sec y. 2. G.A.A. 1-3; Homecoming Court 2; Travel- ing G A A. Team 1-3. PULVER. RHODA, October 20, 1956 — All-Conference Band 2,4; Annual 4, Band 1-4; Cheerleader 2,4, Chorus 1-4; Class Vice Pres. 3; Forensics 1-2; French Club 2; G.A A 1-4; Librarian 1; NHS 2-4; All-School Play 3-4; Newspaper 2-4, Pep Band 1,3; Select Chorus 2; Triple Trio 2-4; Traveling G A.A Team 1-4; Ass t. Annual Ed 4 PUTNAM. KEVIN JULY , November 19. 1955 — Foot- ball 1; Wrestling 1. REHDANTZ. TONY RAY . December 16. 1955 — F F A 1-4, Football 1-3. ROBBINS. LINDA. April 11, 1956 — Chorus 1-3; G A A. 1-2, Triple Trio 2,3. ROISUM. DEBRA. September 5. 1956 — Cheerleader 3, Chorus 2-3, Class Sec y. 2; Forensics 3-4, G A A 3; All-School Play 3-4, Stage Crew 3-4; F H A 1-2; Pep Club 2. Transferred from Rio. Sophomore year. ROUNDY. DAWN. July 30, 1956 —Prom Queen 3 RYAN. BUNNY-JO B J , January 21. 1956 — Band 1-3; Chorus 1-3; Curling 1; Forensics 3; G.A.A. 1-3; Guidance Helper 2,4, Pep Band 1-3; Select Chorus 3; Traveling G.A A. Team 1-2. SAVIANO, DONNA. July 27, 1956 — Band 1-2. SHIELDS, RONALD. July 27. 1956 — Football 1-3 SMITH. STEVE SMITTY, February 18. 1956 — Bas- ketball 1-2; F.FA. 1-4, Vice Pres 4, Reporter 3. Football 1-4; Varsity Club 4, Golf 3-4. SOMMERS, CLYDE. April 20, 1956 — Band 1-4, Chorus 1- 4. SOMMERS. GREG. August 19, 1956—Band 1-3; Chorus 2- 3; Pep Band 1-3. SOMMERS. SCOTT. February 18, 1956 — Band 1-3; All-Conference Chorus 2-3; Chorus 2-3; NHS 3,4, Pep Band 1-4. SPICER, LANG R. BANG , March 1, 1956 — Football 1- 4, Baseball 1-4; Basketball 1-4, Varsity Club 1-4, Homecoming Court 3« King 4; Prom Court 3; All- Conference Football Team 4, Unanimous Captain 4 SPICER. MARY KAY, July 11. 1956 — All-Conference Band 4, Annual 4; Band 1-4, Chorus 1-4; Forensics 2,4; G.A A 2; Librarian 4, Newspaper 4. All-School Play 3,4, Student Director 4, Select Chorus 4, Thes- pians 4, Triple Trio 1. STEIN, DENNIS. September 26, 1956 — Baseball 2; Basketball 1-2; F.F A. 2-4; Football 1. STEINER. CHERYLL A. WEINER , September 16. 1956 — Annual 4, Chorus 1,3,4, Forensics 2,4; G.A A 1; Librarian 4, Newspaper 4; Pep Band 1; Select Chorus 4; Thespians 4 SWENSON. JOAN. March 30, 1956 — Chorus 2; For- ensics 2; Librarian 4 TESSMAN. DANIEL W.. December 22, 1955 — Basket, ball 1; Chorus 1, F.F A 4; Football 1-4; Varisity Club 2-4; Golf 2-3; Homecoming Court 4, Librar- ian 2, Projectionist 1-4; Track 1,3. TRIEMSTRA. LYNN, July 16. 1956 — Band 1-2; Basket- ball 1; F.F A. 1-4, Sentinel 4; Track 3. WALKER. PAM. March 20. 1956 — Annual 4. Chorus 2; Class Treas. 3; G A A. 1-4, Vice Pres. 4, Guid- ance Helper 3; Librarian 3; Newspaper 4; Triple Trio 2; Ass't. Newspaper Ed 4 WARING, MIKE RED . December 30. 1955 — F.F A 2- 4; Librarian 4; Wrestling 3 Transferred from Dodgeville, Freshman year. WARREN. ROBERT, October 1. 1956 — Varsity Club 3.4, Track 3,4. WELK. HOLLY, June 14, 1956 — All-Conference Band 4, Annual 4, Co-Editor 4, Cheerleader 1; Chorus 1- 4; Forensics 1-4; GA A. 1,3; Homecoming Court 1; All-School Play 3,4, Pep Band 1-2; Triple Trio 2- 4 WILCOX. LEE. August 14, 1956 — Band 1-4; Basket- ball 1-2; All-Conference Chorus 3; Chorus 3-4, Forensics 2; Varsity Club 2-4; NHS 2-4, Pres. 4, Pep Band 1-4, Select Chorus 4. Track 1-4, Cross Country 2-4; Good Citizen Award 4 WILLIAMS. BOB JOCK , August 26. 1956 — Band 1-4. Basketball 1-4, All-Conference Chorus 3-4; Chorus 2-4, FF.A. 1; Football 1-4; Varsity Club 3-4, Librar- ian 4, Treas. 4, All-School Play 3, Stage Crew 4, Pep Band 1; Projectionist Club 2-4, Prom Court 3; Select Chorus 3-4; Student Council 1,4; Track 1; Baseball 2-4; Athletic Council 4 WOODWARD. GREGORY A. WOODDUCK . August 16, 1956 — Football 1,4, Librarian 4; Wrestling 2-4 WRUCK. RANDY. April 29. 1956 — Forensics 2 YOUNG. ROXANNE. September 2, 1956 — Chorus 1-3; Forensics 1-2; Latin Club 3. Transferred from Portage, Junior year. 31 1973 PROM COURT—Jonanne Haynes, Mark Meierdirk, Cheryl Parks, Lang Spicer, King--Ken Mulyran, Queen—Dawn Roundy. Mike Haynes, Beth Hunt, Bob Williams, Wanda Miller. Miniature King — Danny Miller, Miniature Queen—Shelley Ades. anauic 'CJ lloonticjfit 32 33 GOOD CITIZEN—Lee Wilcox DAR—Julie Blochwitz cox. 34 BADGER BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ STATE REPRESENTATIVES-Eugene Dolgner, lulie Blochwitz, Lee Wil- 35 1973 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM—Bottom Row: T. Kath, Manager, B Kuhn, V. Bailey, G Woodward, D Houk, R Shields. T Dalton. R. Turner, I. Rataczak. 2nd Row R Dettman, Manager. L Delk, M Haynes, D. Pulver. K Ohnesorge, M Meierdirk. P. Tarrant, J. Larson, L. Wegner, S. Van Swol, T Gorsuch, P Taylor. 3rd Row: Mr. Phelps. Ass't Coach; J. Smith, D. Tessman, S. Lytle, T Bortz, H McElroy, B. Williams, L. Spicer, B. Meincke, K. Bernander, K. Wolfe, L. Miller J. Warnke S. Smith, D. Taylor, Mr. Bostad, Head Coach. I Ha?esTMXaSStundyBri99S' E B C Wegner, K. Steele. B. Hughes, R Pulver. 36 FOOTBALL The first game of the 1973 Football season in Pardeeville was an upset. The Bulldogs beat the favored Westfield Pioneers 21-8. Paul Tay- lor grabbed a blocked punt and ran 40 yards for the first touchdown. Lou Delk and Tom Dalton also had touchdowns. The Bulldogs traveled to Fall River where they played for the first time under new lights. Two touchdowns by Lang Spicer, one by Mike Haynes, and one by Lou Delk put the final score 28-6. Green Lake was Pardeeville's next victim. The Lakers were never in the game as the Bulldogs scored three touchdowns in the first quarter. A touchdown by Lou Delk, two by Mike Haynes, and two by Tom Dalton resulted in a 35-6 victory. The Bulldogs next traveled to Markesan to obtain another victory, 29-0. Touchdowns were made by Tom Dalton, and Lou Delk who had three. Homecoming put two teams with undefeated marks up against each other. The game show- ed some good playing as both teams had a hard time scoring. Tom Bortz made the only Pardeeville touchdown which made the score 7-0. Montello then took revenge and also fcored a touchdown. Their two point convers- ion was the result of an 8-7 defeat for the Bulldogs. Traveling to Cambria the Bulldogs defeated the Hilltoppers 44-2. Mike Haynes made five touchdowns while Lou Delk and Lang Spicer each had one. This win enabled the Bulldogs to claim a five way tie for first. The Bulldogs next traveled to Princeton to play an important game. A very good game was played but the Bulldogs were defeated 20-15. Parent's Night was a disappointment. The Bulldogs, who were in a tie for second, were defeated 19-0 by Randolph. The final game of the season was against the arch rival, Rio at Rio. The Bulldogs routed a 40-0 victory over the Vikings. Four touch- downs were made by Lou Delk and two by Lang Spicer. This win put Pardeeville in a tie for third with a 6-3 season record. Three boys made the All-Conference team. For the Offense: Tom Bortz, tackle; Lang Spicer, end, and Mike Haynes, back. For the Defense: Mike Haynes, linebacker. Lou Delk received honorable mention. FOOTBALL WIN-LOSS RECORD We They Westfield 21 8 Fall River 28 6 Green Lake 35 6 Markesan 29 0 Montello 7 8 Cambria 44 2 Princeton 15 20 Randolph 0 19 Rio 40 0 Season Record 6-3. 1973 FOOTBALL COACHES—Mr. Phelps, IV Coach; Mr. Pulhal, Freshman Coach; Mr Hammond, Ass t Coach; Mr. Bostad, Head Coach. 37 1973 IV FOOTBALL TEAM-Bottom Row: R Wendt. T Cornford. I Rataczak, S Van Swol. P Standiford. K Schwanz, D Houk, R. Roundy, B Wolf 2nd Row. D. Kuhn, K Wolfe, V Bailey, K. Ohnesorge, C. Becker, J. Chance, B Kuhn. T Kath, M. Wolfe 3rd Row. Mr. Phelps, Coach. P Lawrence, J. Smith, K. Bernander, J. Warnke, T. Gorsuch, M. Breneman. M. Frank. L. Wegner, D. Pulver, J. Doucette, D Anderson, Manager 1973 FRESHMEN FOOTBALL TEAM—Bottom Row: B Wolf. D. Kuhn. R. Roundy, W Wolf. D. Houk, H Giese. R Wendt 2nd Row: T Kath, T Cornford, J Hutzler, I Delk, C Becker. K Schwanz, H Breneman, W Beahm, M Wolfe. 3rd Row: Coach Pufhal, P Lawrence, M. Breneman, S. Neesam, D. Potenberg J. Balzer, B. Tolley, J. Doucette, M. Frank, F. Chance, D. Anderson, Manager. 38 Bob Williams—guard Steve Smith—end Bob Meincke—Tackle, guard Lang Spicer-end, safety Dan Tessman-tackle Robert Warren-end Mike Haynes-linebacker. halfback 39 Mark Meierdirk—end Harold McElroy—center, end Greg Woodward—guard FOOTBALL AWARDS—Mike Haynes, Honorary Captain; Lang Spicer, Most Valuable Player; Tom Bortz, Winkler Award. 40 1973 HOMECOMING COURT—Lynn Haberkorn. John Doucette. Renee Roundy, Thomas Bortz, Queen- Cheryl Parks, King—Lang Spicer, Debra Meekma, Dan Tessman, Juli Hammond. Dennis Taylor. lUdnLqfit cd fi our 42 HOMECOMING Homecoming 1973 started out with the tra- ditional bonfire and pep rally. Skits from the teachers and the Dramatic Arts class were given. The Thursday evening activities were completed with the snake dance downtown. The results of a week of work and fun were presented at the parade on September 29. Seniors took first place with their float, We're Peelin' Down Victory Lane. They were fol- lowed by the Freshmen with Bulldogs Chew Em Up.”; Sophomores Roman To Seas a Vic- tory, and the Juniors, We'll Mug Em. That night the Bulldogs played a hard, heartbreaking game losing to Monteilo by one point 8-7. After the game the band, Snoblind, played at the dance. There, King Lang Spicer and Queen Cheryl Parks reigned. The rest of the court was: Seniors: Dan Tessman and Deb Meekma. Juniors: Tom Bortz and Renee Roundy. Sophomores: Dennis Taylor and Juli Hammond. Freshmen: John Doucette and Lynn Haberkorn. So came the closing of another memorable homecoming. 43 44 45 CROSS-COUNTRY—Coach Delaney, Manager S. Farrey, H Larsen, R Huggett, L Wilcox, D. Haye , R Welk, M. Spicer, R Cook, B Anderson. CROSS-COUNTRY The Bulldog harriers had a very successful season in compiling a 33-16 record. The team competed in eleven meets, grabbing six firsts, two seconds, a third, fourth, and tenth. Included in the meets were four home meets against Rio, Randolph, Cambria, and Marke- san. Th Bulldog runners were victorious in each of these meets. Lee Wilcox took four firsts, setting a course record each time, while Randy Welk took four second place finishes in the home meets. The team was second in the Conference meet, with Lee Wilcox and Randy Welk win- ning All-Conference honors with their second and third place finishes, respectively. In regional competition they finished fourth, narrowly missing the chance to go on to sec- tionals. Lee Wilcox finished third, giving him a sectional berth. In sectionals, he finished 12th of a field of 69. In all, it was a very good year for Pardee- ville Cross Country. Coach Delany hopes for an expanded program next year. CROSS-COUNTRY WIN-LOSS RECORD Portage 6 Teams 2nd Place Rio 2 Teams 1st Place DeForest 5 Teams 1st Place 'Randolph 2 Teams 1st Place Westfield 4 Teams 1st Place 'Cambria 2 Teams 1st Place Westfield Inv. 8 Teams 3rd Place Cudahy 10 Teams 10th Place 'Markesan 2 Teams 1st Place Conference 7 Teams 2nd Place Regionals 11 Teams 4th Place ‘Home Meets 46 VARSITY BASKETBALL—M. Haynes, K Mulryan, B. Williams, L Spicer, J. Smith, J Warnke, T Borts, R Kamrath, P Crawford, P. Tarrant, M Meierdirk, R. Turner, Coach; B Hammond BASKETBALL Going into the season with a lack of varsity experience did not seem to hinder the young Bulldogs efforts. They faced some mighty tight spots but never seemed to stop fighting and usually pulled through. Pardeeville proved to be quite a successful team finishing the 1974 Bucket season in 3rd place with an 11-7 record. There were only three returning lettermen this season. They were Ken Mulryan, Mike Haynes and Mark Meierdirk. Other Seniors making up the team were Hick Kamrath, Bob Williams, Paul Crawford, Paul Anderson, and Lang Spicer. Juniors rounding out the team were Phinney Tarrant, 'Bumba' Bortz, Jeff Smith and Jeff Warnke, also of great help was Sophomore Ralph Turner. The 1974 Bulldogs, with Coach Bruce Ham- mond, well deserve congratulations on a fine played season. BASKETBALL WIN-LOSS RECORD Pardeeville 59 Rio 58 Pardeeville 54 Green Lake 57 Pardeeville 60 Montello 88 Pardeeville 76 Markesan 80 Pardeeville 62 Princeton 64 Pardeeville 67 Fall River 34 Pardeeville 63 Randolph 59 Pardeeville 83 Westfield 56 Pardeeville 79 Cambria 62 Pardeeville 49 Rio 47 Pardeeville 79 Green Lake 58 Pardeeville 74 Montello 75 Pardeeville 61 Markesan 54 Pardeeville 54 Princeton 60 Pardeeville 79 Fall River 51 Pardeeville 62 Randolph 65 Pardeeville 78 Westfield 53 Pardeeville 65 Cambria 58 BULLDOGS WIN RIO SUB-REGIONAL -2nd IN REGIONAL TOURNAMENT 47 IV BASKETBALL—Bottom Row: J Haynes, B. Neesam, B. Flower, K Ohnesorge, D Kamrath 2nd Row. Coach Pufhal. K. Bernander, J. Warnke, D. Allman, R. Oosterhof, R. Pulver, Manager. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM—Bottom Row: R Roundy. K Mesick. R. Wendt, B. Pulver. D. Pomplun 2nd Row: B Tolley, M. Gleiter, K Schwanz, H Breneman, C. Becker. 3rd Row. J. Phelps. Coach, S Neesam, D. Kuhn, R. Graack. 48 VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS—D Meekma, B Hughes, R. Pulver, R. Roundy, J. Haynes. 4. BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS—Bottom Row: K. Steele, B Huggett, C Wegner 2nd Row: L Smith L. Barth, K Briggs. VARSITY WRESTLING—Bottom Row: T Maier, R Griepentrog, B Griepentrog, V Bailey. T Dalton, J Davenport 2nd Row. D Emmons, Manager; J. Balzer, B Carey, D. Taylor, B. Meincke, J. Doucette, G. Wood- ward, Coach Knutson. WRESTLING The Pardeeville grapplers took to the mats this year under the direction of Mr. Ron Knut- son. Their first match was non-conference against Palmyra. They came up with a margin of 36-27. Their first conference win was against Rio. This is what stimulated the confidence in the team. There were two seniors on the team: Bob Meincke and Greg Woodward. Greg came in first in the Holiday Tournament. His individ- ual record was 7-7-0. Bob's individual record was 18-4-0. He came in first in both the Holi- day Tournament and the Conference Tourna- ment. Bob set four new school records: most wins—18, most pins—14, most team points earned—99 2� and most takedowns—18. He also had the fastest pin this year at 24 seconds. The team did a great job coming in 3rd in conference standings. The overall record was 5-8-0. WRESTLING WIN-LOSS RECORD Pardee Opponent •Palmyra 36 27 Rio 39 21 ‘Stevens Point-Pacelli 6 53 Princeton 36 15 Green Lake 60 9 Cambria 44 14 Markesan 15 42 Montello 21 36 Westfield 18 48 ‘Waterloo 28 30 •Poynette 29 35 •Johnson's Creek Non-Conference matches 16 45 52 IV WRESTLING—Bottom Row: R Meincke, W Wolf, A. Pulver, B Wolf 2nd Row: P. Lawrence, D. Steele, S. Van Swol, D. Bankert, G Satina. 53 WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS — L. Wendt, D. Roisum, J. Breneman, D. Grogan. ■ ''i iJ Iu i iihiLi? 1973 BASEBALL TEAM—Bottom Row G Kath, P. Taylor, R. Turner, L. Spicer, B Carey, M Haynes, L. Delk 2nd Row: Asst Coach J. Phelps. J Warnke. D. Taylor, B Williams, M Meierdirk, S Miller, D. Kam- rath, B Wolff, Coach Hebl. BASEBALL The 1973 Bulldog Diamondmen enjoyed a tremendous season. Pardeeville shared top honors in Dual County play with Randolph, finishing the conference season with a 7-2 mark. Five seniors, Doug Kamrath, Greg Kath, Steve Miller, Bob Wolff, and Bob Harris pro- vided the team with inspiration and leadership throughout the season. The Bulldogs success did not stop at the conference level. Exciting tournament play carried them one step away from a state tournament berth. In the sectionals the Bull- dogs met up with a sound Adams-Friendship team and lost a heartbreaker, 4-3. Pardeeville slated an overall record of 13-5. Sophomore pitcher Lou Delk was tabbed as the Most Valuable Player. Junior Lang Spicer earned the honor of Captain. The returning lettermen were: Mike Haynes, Mark Meierdirk, Lang Spicer, and Bob Wil- liams, Bryan Carey, Lou Delk, Paul Taylor, Jeff Warnke, Dennis Taylor, and Ralph Turner. Coach Hebl anticipates even greater suc- cess next season with all but the five players returning. BASEBALL WIN-LOSS RECORD Conference We They 'Deforest 3 6 Poynette 11 13 Randolph 3 2 Princeton 5 3 Rio 4 3 Westfield 3 4 Portage 4 3 Green Lake 8 4 Fall River 7 1 Markesan 0 1 Montello 13 0 Cambria 11 3 Lodi 8 7 Poynette 8 4 Tournaments We They Westfield 6 1 Portage 9 8 Wautoma 9 7 Adams-Friendship 3 4 non-conference games 55 GOLF—Bottom Row: B Radtke..R. Meincke, J. Smith. S. Smith Top Row. K Ohnesorge. B Meincke. VARSITY CLUB—Bottom Row: D. Steele. T Dalton. J. Haynes. G Woodward, D. Taylor, D Tessman, T Bortz. K Bernander, K Wolfe. 2nd Row: R. Welk, M Spicer, P Taylor, L Spicer, B. Carey, R Dettman, P. Anderson, K. Mulryan, M. Meierdirk. 3rd Row: R. Cook, L. Wilcox, H Larsen. R. Huggett, M. Meekma, R Breneman, B. Williams, J. Balzer, R. Turner. 4th Row. S. Smith J Warnke, J. Smith. L. Wegner, P. Tar- rant, M Haynes, H McElroy. 5th Row Coach Bostad. B. Kuhn, R Griepentrog, B Kartman, B. Griepentroq, R Warren, P. Standiford. 56 VARSITY CURLING — H Larsen, M Wolfe, R Huggetl, M. Meekma Mr. Delaney—Curling Coach CURLING This year's Varsity letter winners were Sen- iors Mark Meekma, Russell Hugget, Harvey Larsen and Freshman Brian Anderson. The B Team consisted of Dennis Hayes, Steve Farrey, Mike Wolfe, Paul Westcott, Randy Cook and Reginald Sprecher. Many of the B Team players did make up position on the Varsity Team on occasion during the season. The Curling Team was awarded a 3rd event trophy from the Poynette Bonspiel on Decem- ber 27 and 28. They finished the season with a 6-4 record. CURLING WIN-LOSS RECORD Pardeeville 6 Poynette 5 Pardeeville 6 Madison E. 8 Pardeeville 6 Portage 8 Pardeeville 7 Madison W. 9 Pardeeville 11 Lodi 3 Pardeeville 9 Poynette 3 Pardeeville 4 Portage 11 Pardeeville 14 Madison E. 0 Pardeeville 10 Lodi 5 Pardeeville 5 Madison W. 4 57 PHS CURLERS TAKE 2nd AT STATE TRACK—Bottom Row: M Spicer, K Steiner, T. Bortz, K Bernander, T. Dalton, B. Carey, M Haynes. ] Sarlund. 2nd Row. R. Welk, L. Miller, H. Larsen, D. Steele, D Wolfe. L Delk, J. Smith. 3rd Row: B Meincke. V. Bailey, J. Balzer, S. Van Swol, E. Pederson, J. Haynes, P. Tarrant. 4th Row: H. McElroy, D. Taylor. B. Schmaltz, B. Kartman, R. Warren, P. Standiford, J. W.arnke. GIRLS TRACK—Bottom Row: L. Allen. J Blochwitz. C Abell, S. Bortz, B Hughes. B Allen. 2nd Row: J Barden. J Haynes. K Steele, B. Huggett R Roundy, K Bradley, D. Winter. 3rd Row J Allen L Mercer C Rankin, T. Maier, C. Kath, S. Balzer. L Smith. 4th Row: F Gawel, V. Herold, C. Bradley, J. Haynes L Allen, B Ryan, J. Breneman, E Barth. 58 59 STUDENT COUNCIL—Bottom Row: J Blochwitz. Sec y , P Taylor, Pres.; K Bernander, V. Pres; N. Miller, Treas. 2nd Row: P Howe, C Abell, J. Hammond, L. Haberkorn, G Becker, R. Meincke, R Roundy. 3rd Row: C Becker, B. Williams, B. Schmaltz, H. McElroy, E. Barth. NHS—Bottom Row: B. Allen, P. Tritz. S. Lawrence. L. Smith, M Healy, D Meekma, V Pres.; B Hughes. E Barth 2nd Row: D. Farrey. Secy -Treas; L Wilcox. Pres.; M. Spicer, T Dalton, M Sommers, R Gray, R Pulver. 3rd Row: M. Meierdirk, H. McElroy, P. Crawford, S. Sommers, D. Taylor. 60 LIBRARIANS—Bottom Row. J Smith. B. Schmaltz, M Spicer, D. Meekma. C Steiner, Mrs Carr. K Bernander. 2nd Row: J. Haynes, D. Winter, J. Blochwitz, L McElroy, K Swenson, M Healy, N Miller, J Wilke 3rd Row: T. Neesam, C Ryan, K Bradley, F. Gawel, S. Lawrence. S Gray, S Bortz, B. Hughes, Abell 4th Row: B Williams, M Haynes, C. Parks. K. Briggs. P. Tritz, C Neuhauser, L Smith, V. Bailey THESPIANS—Bottom Row: D. Winter, Pres.; C Abell. J Haynes. T Dalton. B Hughes, Sec y , I. Wilke. V Pres; Mrs Goke, Advisor. 2nd Row: S Meyers, Treas.; S Bortz. I Blochwitz, K Swenson, D. Roisum. 3rd Row: D Farrey, M Spicer. C. Steiner. M. Healy. F. Gawel. 4th Row K. Bernander, B. Schmaltz. MIKADO CAST — Bottom Row: R Meincke, Mrs Carr, Director; Miss Rostollan, Assistant Director; L. Spicer 2nd Row: C Steiner, M Spicer. J Haynes, H. McElroy 3rd Row: B Schmaltz, J. Smith, M Haynes. MIKADO CAST — Front Row: H McElroy, B. Hughes, C Abell, D. Steele. Back Row: K Bernander, J. Blochwitz, L. Smith, J Haynes. 62 63 FORENSICS—Bottom Row: M Weihert, J. Breneman, H Welk, C Abell, Mrs. Carr, T Dalton, B Hughes, J. Wilke, Mrs. Goke 2nd Row L. Sommers, L Smith. S. Bortz, D Kegler, K Bradley, I Blochwitz, K. Swenson, L. McElroy, V. Kraft 3rd Row S Peterson, S Meyers. D Winter, M Spicer, C Steiner, M Healy. F. Gawel, D. Roisum 4th Row: D' Taylor, J. Balzer, B Allen. G. Becker, D. Steele 5th Row: M Haynes, H. McElroy, M Spicer. J. Haynes, B. Schmaltz, J Smith, K Ohnesorge. GUIDANCE HELPERS—Bottom Row: P. George, J. Flower, K Bessac, L Dykstra. 2nd Row: W Miller, B. Ryan, B. Dalton. 64 POM PON GIRLS—V. Herold, L. Sommers, R. Erickson. D. Kegler, A. Landsverk, J. Bradley. 2nd Row: C Yahnke. M Warnke, B McLean, J. Wilke, S. Bortz, S. Van Swol. 65 G A A—Bottom Row: C. Kath, K. Steele 2nd Row: V. Walker, C. Yahnke, V Herold, V Zick, J. Barden, G Becker, K Lueptow, S. Nehring, J. Blochwitz, B Huggett 3rd Row: P Coons, M Walker, P Howe. F Gawel, S. Lawrence, S. Bortz, L Mercer,-J. Haynes, R. Roundy, T Maier 4th Row: P Meierdirk, C. Wegner, L. Smith, E Barth, B. Hunt, B. Allen, B, Hughes, L. Allen, M. Polnow, J. Allen. G.A.A. The Girl's Athletic Association is an organ- ization designed for girls who would like to participate in a variety of sports. While participating in these sports, the girls earn points, and with these points they can receive letters and pins. Not only do they learn skills in playing these different sports, but they also acquire good sportsmanship. The different sports the girls had a chance to participate in during the year were foot- ball, volleyball, basketball, and individual sports which included tennis, badmitton, table tennis, and shuffleboard. There were also traveling volleyball and basketball teams. The girls played different schools within the con- ference. The teams played very well and showed good sportsmanship throughout the year. 66 G A A OFFICERS—J. Blochwitz, Recorder; L. Allen, Recorder; D Farrey, Pres, P. Walker, V. Pres; W, Miller, Sec y, and Treas. G A A SPORTSHEADS—I- Breneman, K Bradley. Seated: J. Hammond, R. Pulver 67 G.A.A. TRAVELING VOLLEYBALL A-TEAM—J. Breneman, L. Allen, K. Bradley, P Meierdirk, J. Bloch- witz, R. Pulver, D. Farrey. Sitting: J. Haynes. G.A.A. TRAVELING VOLLEYBALL B-TEAM — Bottom Row: J Barden, K. Lueptow, S. Nehring 2nd Row: C Kath, B Allen, T. Maier, V. Walker. 68 TRAVELING BASKETBALL, A-TEAM — Bottom Row; J. Barden. J. Haynes, C. Kath, K Bradley. Top How: L. Mercer, L. Allen, P. Meierdirk, J. Blochwitz. TRAVELING BASKETBALL, B-TEAM—Bottom Row. B Allen, S. Bortz, S. Nehring, D. Harmon. Top Row: G Becker. J. Allen, V. Walker, L. Haberkom. 69 ANNUAL STAFF—Seated: H Welk. Co-Editor; D Farrey, Co-Editor. Standing: J. Breneman, Ass t Edi- tor; M. Healy, Ass t. Editor; R. Pulver, Ass't. Editor. NEWSPAPER STAFF—Seated: S. Lawrence, Co- Editor; P. Walker, Ass't. Editor. Standing: W. Miller, Ass't. Editor; E. Dolgner, Co-Editor. ANNUAL STAFF—Bottom Row: L Allen, P Walker, D. Farrey. Mrs. Lenz, Advisor; H Welk, C. Steiner. M Healy. 2nd Row. J. Haynes, W Miller, N Miller, R. Pulver, M. Spicer, B. Hunt, J. Krueger, E. Dolgner. 3rd Row: J. Breneman, S. Lawrence. C. Parks, D. Meekma. NEWSPAPER STAFF—Bottom Row: L. Allen, P Walker. S. Lawrence. C. Steiner. B. Hunt, E. Dolgner, H. Gerbitz. 2nd Row. J. Breneman. F Gawel, W. Miller. L. McElroy. D Farrey, R Pulver, M. Healy, M. Spicer, J. Krueger. 71 d . FF !o? ® Yahnke, R Cook, M Gloiter, D. Pomplun, T Maier, D. Fischer, S. Smith. J Ra aczak D_Bush 2nd Row H Giese, W Beam. J Doucette. C Becker. R Kuhl. B Smith. T Swenson R Ne son. K Gnepentrog. B Wruck. B. Allen 3rd Row S. Bessac. G Kearns. B Griepentrog. T Krueger. L Putnam, B Kuhn. S Krueger. D. Tessman 4th Row:R. Breneman. D Emmons. B Kartman. N. Maier. D. Oee. D. Hammell, H Breneman, B. Kuhn. B. Dettman. L. Allen, R. Knutson, Advisor 5th Row R Dettman, D Carr, D. Cross, K Putnam. R. Babcock. N. Jenkins, D. Allman, P Lawrence. L. Hutzler F F A. OFFICERS—Seated: D. Fischer, Treas ; L. Triemstra, Sentinel; D Bush, Sec y.; S. Smith, V. Pres ; Standing: J. Rataczafc, Parliamentarian; M. Bradley,Pres.; R. Griepentrog, Reporter. 72 73 PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB—Bottom Row. E. Dolgner, S. Meyers, I. Breneman. Top Row: L. Allen, D. Winter. BAND—Front Row. D. Meekma, R Pulver, S Lawrence, M Spicer. D Farrey. K Steele 2nd Row: A Landsverk, C. Leatherman, S. Bortz, K Bessac, C. Bradley, N. Maier, L. Wilcox, M. Polnow, D Zuhlke, P Howe. 3rd Row: D. Grogan, L Dykstra, T. Johnson, L Sommers, C. Kath, K. Lueptow, D. Potenberg, J Balzer, T. Kath, C. Becker, P. Sommers. 4th Row: R Sprecher, G Becker, B. Huggett, J. Barden, L Kegler, D. Hammell. Standing: D. Winter, M. Frank, L. Smith, E. Barth, J Chance, T Maier, B. Williams, F. McDonald, S. Meyers. ALL-CONFERENCE BAND—Bottom Row C Parks. D Meekma. J. Haynes. 2nd Row S. Lawrence, M Spicer 3rd Row: D. Farrey, N. Miller. R Pulver, j Blochwitz, M. Healy. 4th Row: H. Larsen, L Wilcox. K Bernander. 74 BAND—Front Row: C Wegner. J. Blochwitz, D. Frank. L Allen, V Frank. D. Kegler, M Spicer 2nd Row: C Ryan, C Parks, T Isom. R Meincke, B Neesam. M. Gleiter, D Schultz, I Reuhl, J Rataczak. F Gawel 3rd Row: R. Nelson, S. Van Swol, T Maier, S. Gray. M Spicer, R. Welk, K Ohnesorge, R Kam- rath, J. Haynes, K Bernander, B. Meincke, J. Doucette. T Dalton 4th Row:. D Kamrath, H Larsen, K Brad- ley, J. Blochwitz, M. Haynes, C. Sommers, K. Briggs, M. Wolfe, N. Miller, M. Healy, D. Taylor P. Lawrence. BAND The band started the year by leading the homecoming parade and doing a fine job. Under the direction of Mr. James Rusch, the band entertained the crowd at halftime at the game on homecoming night. Many students were involved in solo- ensemble. Those that participated were well- rewarded for their hard work. The annual-winter and spring concerts were put on for the public. The band, stage band, chorus, and select chorus gave splendid per- formances. The band also performed at the Spring Music Festival. The pep band inspired the students to cheer and back the Bulldogs at all football and bas- ketball games. The band concluded its year by playing at the 1974 graduation ceremonies. 75 STAGE BAND—Bottom Row S Meyers, K. Bradley, R. McDonald, S Bortz, F Gawel, K Steele, G Becker, J. Blochwitz. 2nd Row: J. Blochwitz, N Miller, C Parks, R. Pulver, M Healy, D. Meekma, M. Spicer, S. Lawrence, B. Huggett, S. Gray. 3rd Row: T. Dalton, D Taylor, M. Haynes, D. Steele, J. Smith, K. Ber- nander, J. Haynes, M. Spicer. H. Larsen T. Isom. SELECT CHORUS—Bottom Row. N. Miller, G. Becker, T. Kath, C. Becker, J. Doucette. B Huggett, M Polnow 2nd Row: M. Barden, I Bosman, L. Mercer, V. Herold, M Weihert, C. Steiner, F. Gawel, M Spicer. D. Meekma, K. Bradley, J. Blochwitz 3rd Row. C. Parks, R. Pulver, J. Blochwitz, H. Welk, K. Steele, L. Smith, R. McDonald, S. Meyers. C. Leatherman, D. Kegler, S. Bortz, S. Gray. 4th Row: D. Taylor, T. Dalton, M Haynes, K. Steele, J. Smith, K. Bernander, J. Haynes, M. Spicer, H. Larsen, D. Zuhlke. 76 CHORUS—Bottom Row: R Young, C. Kath. G. Becker, C. Leatherman. C. Ryan, V Herold, S. DiBell. M. Stearns, D Haynes, H. Welk. L Mercer, J. Ehlert, J. Haynes 2nd Row: K Bradley. M. Spicer, J. Haynes, D Kegler, A Landsverk, J. Blochwitz, N Maier, F. Gawel, M Polnow, V Frank. S. Nehring. D. Hanna, D. Harmon 3rd Row: N. Miller. C Parks, R Pulver, K Bessac, Meyers. J. Fischer. S. Gray, D. Hammell, C. Wegner. C. Rankin. T DiBell, C. Yahnke. S. Van Swol. 4th Row: S. Bortz, C Abell P. Coons, K Steele. B. Huggett, M Warnke, B Hunt, C. Steiner, J. Blochwitz, L. Smith, D. Meekma, D. Winter, J. Morgan, T Maier, I Bosman. 5th Row: T. Kath. P Sommers, S. Farrey, D Catenacci, R. Sprecher. I Rataczak, M Gleiter, M. Haynes, T. Dalton, J Haynes, B Anderson 6th Row. J Reuhl, J. Chance, C Becker. J Hutzler, M Sommers, M. Spicer, R. Welk, K Ohnesorge, M Frank, D. Zuhlke. V Bailey. 7th Row: M Wolf, J Dou- cette, P. Lawrence, B. Williams, D. Taylor, J Smith, K. Bernander, C. Sommers, R. Babcock, H. Larsen, L Wilcox. CHORUS The Pardeeville Senior High Chorus of 1973- 74 assisted by Mr. James Rusch, started it's year of presentations with the annual Christ- mas concert. Many contemporary numbers were done successfully, along with songs of the past. The concert was broadcast over WPDR-FM from Portage, as was the Spring concert in May. The students spent many hard-working hours preparing for both. The large number of members made for a full, unified sound. Although they took their singing seriously, many enjoyable times were spent meeting new friends and having fun with the old. For a completion of a fine year, the chorus rang at the commencement ceremony dedicat- ing it to the graduating students of the class of 1974. 77 ALL-CONFERENCE CHORUS—Bottom Row: S. Meyers. K Bradley, R McDonald. S. Bortz, F Gawel, D Meekma, N. Maier. 2nd Row: C. Parks, N. Miller, H. Welk, L. Smith, R Pulver, I Blochwitz, M Sommers, R Sprecher. 3rd Row. D. Taylor, K. Ohnesorge, M Haynes, D. Steele, J Smith, K. Bernander, J. Haynes, M Spicer. H. Larsen, D. Zuhlke 78 FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENT On December 19, 1973 the Blochwitz family enthusiastically welcomed Telma Rutman, the foreign exchange student from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Telma comes from a family of four. Her father is a veternarian, and her mother is a chemist. She has one brother, fourteen, and a freshman in high school. Comparing our country to hers, she found that we dress as they do only perhaps a little warmer. Their climate is warmer and they have no seasons” as we do. As for her school life, Telma's classes start at 7:30 in Brazil and last 'til 12:00. Her town is smaller than Pardeeville and so is the school she attends. She is an excellent student and enjoyed all her subjects here as well as those in her homeland. One big difference Telma noticed was that in Brazil their school doesn't have any organizations or activities like we do such as forensics, dances, etc. When asked what her favorite American food was she replied, all sweets.” Good luck Telma, we hope you enjoyed your stay here as much as we enjoyed getting to know you and having you with us. 79 Congratulations and Best Wishes GENERAL INDICATOR CORPORATION Pardee ville ROHDE'S SALES £ SERVICE Harley - Davidson Motorcycles Snowmobiles Pardeeville, Wis. ARLINGTON STATE BANK We pay 100% Interest— to all Your Needs Member of FDIC ARLINGTON WIS. DAIRYMAN'S STATE BANK Randolph - Pardeeville Your Full Service Bank Monday thru Thursday 9 till 4 Fridays 9 till 8 RAY'S FINE FOODS Pardeeville, Wis. THE PRINTING CRAFTSMEN Mfrs. of Automated Record Systems, Advertising Brochures, Labels and Stationery Publication Printers Wedding Invitations a Specialty 326 West Chestnut Where the Action Is! 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