Pardeeville High School - Whisper Yearbook (Pardeeville, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1977 volume:

1977 (11' (2 i 1 xJ.£.£. jLCCz ££nioi Mi(jh Jbcfioo[ Editor ........... Assistant Editors Advisor Mary Polnow Judy Balzer, Kay Steele Mrs. I. M. Lenz THEME FROM MAHOGANY (VO V 0 U KNOW WHERE YOU'RE GOING TO) Wo Ads by GeAAy Gofrfrin--Music by Michael MasseA Do you know wheAe you'Ae going to? Vo you like. the. things that lifre is showing you? WheAe aAe you going to, do you know? Vo you get what you'Ae hoping froA? When you look behind you theAe's no open dooA. What axe you hoping froA? Vo you know? Once we weAe standing still in time, chafing the frantasies that frilled oua mind-6. You know how I loved you, but my spiAit was frAee, laughing at the questions that you once asked ofr me. Now looking back at all we planned, We let so many dAeams just slip thAough oua hands. Why must we wait so long befroAe we see how sad the answeAS to those questions can be? Vo you know wheAe you'Ae going to? Vo you like the things that lifre is showing you? WheAe aAe you going to, do you know? (c) CopyAight 1973 by ScAeen Gems-EMl Music Inc. and Jobete Music Co., Inc. UndeA U.C.C. @ CopyAight 1975 by ScAeen Gems-EMl Music Inc. and Jobete Music Co., Inc. Used by PeAmission All Rights ReseAved 2 DEDICATION We, the class of 1977, dedicate this annual to the people most responsible for our education and well-being. Therefore, this yearbook is presented to you Mom and Dad ! No one else has given so much toward the individual development of each graduate then their par- ents. There are no words to express our deep appreciation and indebtedness for all that they have done for us. Mother and Dad were al- ways there, they always cared! We realize that their roles as parents have not always been an easy part to play, yet the real tragedy occurs in not sharing and relating their ideas and dreams to our own lives. We dedicate this yearbook to those miraculous people as a way of expressing our thanks and to give them, in return for their sacrifices, our goals for the future and accomplishments of the past. Our parents gave us the sun in a golden cup with their understanding, patience, sympathy and love. May our gratitude shine as our lives progress! Senior Class of 77 Mn. and Mu. Dewalne Andeuon Mu. Lou Oot tenhol Mn. and Mu. Donald K. Andeuon Mu. Lily Heplen Mn. and Mu. Wayne. L. Babcock Mn. and Mu. Wayne Reuhl Mu. 1 lolet Balzen Mn. and Mu. Roland Rohde Mn. and Mu. Rogen Beahm Mn. and Mu. Kenneth Roundy Mn. and Ma-6. Glen Bneneman Mn. and Mu. Genald Smith Mn. and Mu. Mlngll Chance Mn. and Mu. Menwyn Sormeu M i. Wayne Connfiond Mn. and Mu. Gondon Standifiond Mn. and Mu. MauAlce Bneneman Mn. and Mu. Jama Steanu Mn. and Mu. Onvllle Fanney Mn. Elbent Stein Mn. and Mu. Donald GAaack Mn. and Mu. John H. Sweuon Mn. and Mu. Fnancli Luthen Mu. Donothy Habenkonn Mn. Fned Wannke Mu. VoloneA Wannke Mn. and Mu. Lawnence Houk Mn. and Mu. Jamei Wegnen Mn. and Mu. Royce Hutzlen Mn. and Mu. Lawnence Wendt Mn. and Mu. Ronald Jenklu Mn. and Mu. Chanles Wolfie Mu. Gnace Kuhn Mn. and Mu. Duane luhlke Mn. and Mu. Venne Lawnence Mn. and Mu. John Cunningham M . and Mu. Robent Mulck Mn. and Mu. John Gnay Ai . and Mu. Dean Milton Mn. and Mu. Roland Jackion Mn. and Mu. Cant Neetam Mu. Leila Goet ch Mn. and Mu. Lawnence Ueuhauen Panent'i name,i continued 3 f)fa,,c dsiu - QcjsrU 7; . Ar 'IVlto. 1 7 5? ji%jlu T ,Tp UW ' ' £ ' « - - - ' CauC 3 0. V 7 fk G -777 . v- 'yn : C. A. Ai u 6j TJ JU Jl. x- . -77fi y f 8£- jiAs 7 i u' su ?t .. JCtc fc Cjl i_Qc xj x- lMJ ' ■ TjjuJ J% (ftJU v C u £ 3 LtrCAs yCscty ( c a h ' CcSX_ - -X, .•_,. '- ’-■ '’ ' ( - y ,. n ,. J, 7 ..,. 7? . 2iZ W 44. '•f H 7 x 'hidv-w. ft 4� H eMl) A-acJ Lr Q«y ,Q .L L x OticXLlx y AA. ja ruct ft. sJzbjJjl. mix mt JtUtiUv m f' ru ClL (jk 20 fn D -Cyri™ Haw t'jjwf- (iV? .. 5 MR. RAY FORBES Superintendent. BOARD OF EDUCATION-—Mr James Johnson; Mr. Ralph Bailey; Mr. Deane Steele, Clerk; Mr Karl Wen- zel Pres.; Mrs. Jean Westcott, V. Pres.; Mr. Severyn Dykstra, Treas ; Mr. Clifton Bradley. 6 MRS. NANCY CARR Librarian, English, Forensics, Play Director, Sr. Advisor. MRS. EVELYN GOKE English, Speech, Forensics, Thes- pians, Play Director, Journalism. MRS. REA ETTA DAHM English. MS. LUCINDA ROSTOLLAN English, Play Director, Soph. Ad visor. MR. TIMOTHY DAVIDSON Math and Physics. MR. MICHAEL MULROONEY Math, Cross Country Coach, Track Coach, Jr. Advisor. 7 MR. WALTER SPRECHER Science, Soc Science. MR. DAVID PLANK Biology, H S. Science. MR. ROBERT HANEY Social Science. MS. MARGARET WALDINGER French, Social Science. Cheerlead- ing, and Pom Pon Advisor, Jr. Ad- visor. MR. ROBERT BOSTAD Phy Ed., Athletic Director, Varsity Club, Football Coach, IV Basketball Coach, Fr. Basketball Coach. MS. JULIE McGRAW Phy. Ed., Volleyball Coach, Basket- ball Coach, Fr. Advisor, Track Coach. MR. JAMES RUSCH Band, Chorus. MR. KEN YOURA Art, Sr. Advisor. 8 MR. RONALD KNUTSON Agriculture, Wrestling Coach. MRS. MABEL MAIER Home Economics. MR. HOWARD DRAHEIM Industrial Arts. MR. MARK HOWERY Industrial Arts, IV Basketball Coach, Fr. Advisor. MR. WILLIAM HEBL Driver Education, Baseball Coach. MR. THOMAS HAFERMAN Building Trades, Soph. Advisor. MS. MARION MANTHEY High School Teacher Aide, AV. MRS. MARLENE NELSON Secondary-Work Study. MRS. MARY HORTON Guidance. MRS. IUDY HILL High School Teacher Aide, Study Hall. 9 CUSTODIANS—Bottom Row: Mr. Haynes. Mrs. Briggs. Mr. Sommers. 2nd Row: Mr. Patchin. Mr. Welle. 10 TO THE CLASSES OF 1980, 1979, AND 1978: Fanevoell now, oun finiendi, you'ne quite, dean, to ua. Tnue finiendi you one fioneven, we tnuAt. Sud we'ne leaving you ioon and going oua own way. PenhapA we will meet In the fiutune iome day. You've lefit ui with memonleA ofi good tlmei we've had, to tneaiune fioneven and make ua fieel glad. Itie wlih you the beAt ofi luck In all that you do, may llfie’i fiond dneami and joyi come youn way, too. Fanewell now, oun finiendi and pleaAe may you filnd iome thought ofi ua alwayi In youn mind. THE CLASS OF 1977 11 FRESHMEN Brenda Allen Warren Bahr Valerie Bailey Gary Balzer Dan Barden Marc Barden Sheri Barden Ed Baumgartner Tammy Bortz Chris Bourdeau Valori Bradley Alice Bregi Connie Burmania Becky Burns Monte Chapman Cheryl Cole Cathy Cross left Crotteau Jane Cummings Vicki Cunningham Tom Dalton Amanda Dawson Greg Deakin Chuck Eberle Ann Eggleston Laura Elle Matt Enger Jeff Enright Jody Felton Barbara Fischer Martha Frank Sandy Fredrickson Kelly Gavinski Sheri Gerbitz Jane Giese Peggy Gillingham Shelly Gleiter Scott Goetsch Wally Guenther Tim Hamilton Joel Hammond Deanne Harmon Patty Haynes John Healy Keith Horan Kelly Horan Nona Johnson Diane Kearns Barb Keith Bert Kent Tom Killoran Jane Kleist David Kohler Jackie LaMarche Gary Landsverk Kim Leverich Carrie Leazenby Tim Lueptow Mike Malisch Michael Manthey Lani Marcellino Rick Marsh Rich Meincke Martin Morris LeAnn Navarro Dallas Oosterhof David Pomplun Patty Pulver Bevi Jo Reed Linda Roundy Deb Roper Dustin Schmitt Tim Smith Dennis Spear Desi Stack Kent Steele Tammy Steinich David Stowell Laura Thomas Iris Tolley Lori Tradewell Dennis Trahan Joe Von Behren Ruth Vrbsky Karla Walker Roberta Wentz Jeff Williams Leanne Wruck Joe Zick Sue Zuhlke Billy Barrett Shell Hodgson Rosy Marcellino Absent John Kuhn Cindy Roper FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS — L. Marcellino, Treas.; C. Eberle, V. Pres.; T. Steinich, Sec'y Absent: R. Marcellino, Pres. 13 SOPHOMORES Dennis Anacker Rose Anderson Betty Babcock Kathy Babcock Marcy Babcock Mary Babcock Michael Baek Amy Barden Brenda Barton Jan Blochwitz Mark Bortz Russ Bortz David Bourdeau Betty Breneman Marty Briggs Cindy Broesch Julie Bush Pam Cahoon Tony Carpenter Cheryl Catenacci Lloyd Chapman Nicki Cook Tom Cornford Stacey Cross Chris Crotteau Jackie Curtis Laura Downey Jeff Erickson Martha Fischer Todd Fischer Steve Frank Rick Goetsch Tami Grogan Joanie Hansen Lisa Harbert Dwain Harmon Tim Harris Greg Harruff Chris Heling Kent Hepler Martie Herold Kori Herrington Gary Hoeppner Steve Horsman Doug Houk Julie Howe Tom Hughes Donn Johnson Doug Kearns Jim Kleist Dave Killoran Pam Kluth Debbie Koskelin Jon Kreger Sue Kuhl Tim Larson Lamarr Lawrence Jean Luther Sue Malisch Marilyn McCarthy Marsha McCarthy Steve McElroy Mitch Milton 14 JoDeen Navarro Dave Neuhauser Rory Patchin Janet Peterson Jeaneen Potenberg Kim Pulver Joan Rohde Chad Roundy Geoff Satina Steve Scher Jeff Skinner Rhonda Smith Bob Smith Terri Smith Lisa Standiford Sandy Stein Deb Swanson Mike Tolley Ron Turner Debra Von Behren Roberta Vrbsky Chris Waldrop Laura Welk Connie Wendt Donna Wiersma Ramona Wilson Jim Wisniewski Karen Wolff Lori Wruck Lori Yahnke Debra Yost Judy Yost Sherry Zacharias Joyce Zarn Nancy Zunker Tammie Hegge Janice Hill SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFI- CERS—J. Rohde, Sec'y; P. Ca- hoon, Pres; J. Curtis, Treas ; G. Satina, V. Pres. 15 JUNIORS Pete Abell Martin Addie Deb Allen Mary Jo Anderson Sue Balzer Roy Barden Bob Barth Ruthanne Berry Tim Bortz Kirby Bradley Gerry Briggs Bobbi Burns Marcia Bush Charlene Campbell Bob Coons Randy Cross Tim Cross Dave Cummings Mike Curtis JoEllyn Dalton Liz Dungan Les Dungan Kim Gavinski Sheila Gerbitz Randy Gray Deb Hallmann Jack Hansen Rose Hatzinger Cindy Hawley Sue Hawley Katie Hayes Dean Hepler Gary Herrington Kelly Herrington Frank Hill Barb Howe Maura Hughes Cindy Isom Steve Jackson Steve Jacobsen Phil Kamrath Cheryl Killoran Kathy Koopmans Lori Krueger Diane Kuhn Mark Landsverk Russ Leverich Romain Lawrence Kim Lewis Dawn Lowe Pat Luther Joan McLean Ellen McMahon Sandy Meierdirk Sandy Meincke Scott Merwin Steve Mulryan Gary Neesam Lori Neesam Sue Ohnesorge Brenda Oosterhof Jeff Ortman Valerie Pease Sue Peterson Diane Plath Becky Polnow Donna Pomplun Melvin Pulver Tammie Pulver Tammy Reed Joni Reuhl Terry Rizer Dan Roisum Kevin Roundy Laurie Roundy Tom Shannon Nola Smith Teri Soderholm Lonnie Stack Ron Telvick Vickie Turner Mike Walker Kathy Wegner Tammy Wolf Joe Young Richard Zacharias Fey Braaksma Cheryl Hoeppner Dave Marsh Bill Zick 17 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS—P. Abell. V. Pres.; P. Kamrath, Sec'y; V. Turner. Treas.; K. Bradley, Pres. OUR FOREIGN FRIEND Patty Matzumura Foreign Exchange Student Soon after 1977 started, P.H.S. received a foreign exchange student. Irma Patty Mat- zumura, daughter of Vincente and Irma Mat- zumura, was our guest. She stayed in the homes of Sue Peterson, Rose Hatzinger, and Tammy Steinich during her six month stay. Patty came from a family with one brother and one sister, both younger. She has no plans in the near future for mar- riage. She may return to her secretarial job or visit her grandfather in Japan. She said that our school is very different compared to hers. Her school was much more strict. They wore ugly gray uniforms and the skirts are worn to the knees. School is fun here, Patty said when asked how she liked attending Pardeeville High School. Patty, 18 years old, has already graduated from high school in Lima, Peru. She partici- pated in the International Fellowship Inc. stu- dent exchange service. She will be leaving in June. Patty says, English is easy to write, but to speak, no. 18 YOU MUST HAVE BEEN A BEAUTIFUL BABY 19 20 ® (% CLASS COLORS: Light Blue and White CLASS FLOWER: White Rose Tipped with Blue CLASS MOTTO: We are the future looking out on the past. We are the present making old things last. We are tomorrow thinking of yesterday. We are today doing things our own way. BRIAN ANDERSON Chip August 13. 1959 — Chorus 1-3. All-Conf. 3; Cross Country 1-4; Curling 1-4; Forensics 3; Track 2-4; Varsity Club 1-4; Sec y. 4, Treas. 4 DON ANDERSON November 26. 1958—Wrestling 2.4. RALPH BABCOCK October 20. 1958 — Chorus 1-3; FFA 1-4, Pres. 4; Sentinel 3 JAMES R. BALZER November 26, 1958—Band 1-4, All-Conf. 1; Pep Band 1-4, Chorus 1, All-Conf. 1; Baseball 1-4; Football 1; Librarian 4; Varsity Club 3,4. JUDITH LYNN BALZER Jude May 4, 1959 — Annual Ass't. Editor 4; Forensics 1-4; NHS 3,4, V.P. 4; Plays 3.4; Thes- pians 3,4. BRUCE BANKERS “Buzz B. October 31, 1958. JACKLYN M. BARDEN Sprat June 18, 1958 — Band 1-3; Pep Band 1-3; Basketball 1-4; GAA 1,2; Varsity Club 3,4, Volley- ball 2-4. 22 WAYNE R. BEAHM Bern November 6, 1958 — FFA 1-4; Football 1. CHARLES R. BECKER “Chas. April 13, 1959 — Band 1-4; All-Conf. 3,4; Pep Band 1-4, Chorus 1-4, All-Conf. 3,4; Select Chorus 1-4; Badger Boy 3; Basketball 1-4; Class Pres. 1.4. VP 2, Secy. 3,- FFA 1-4. Sec'y. 3; Football 1-4; Home- coming Ct. 3; NHS 3,4, Plays 3.4, Prom Ct. 3; Student Coun- cil 1-4; Thespians 4; Track 3,4, All-Conf. 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4. GALE JEAN BECKER “Beek March 17, 1959—Annual Staff 4; Band 1-4, All-Conf. 3.4, Pep Band 1-4, Stage Band 1-4; Chorus 1-4, All-Conf. 3,4, Se- lect Chorus 1-4; Badger Girl 3; Basketball 1-4; Class Sec'y. 1; Forensics 1-4; GAA 1; Home- coming Ct. 4; Librarian 3,4, Pres. 4; NHS 3,4, Treas. 4, Plays 1-4; DAR 4; Student Council 1; Thespians 2-4, Pres. 4; Varsity Club 3,4; Val- edictorian 4. TOREY LEE BESSAC Toby Miller November 6, 1959 — Band 1; Pep Band 1; Chorus 1,2; Pom Pons 1,2; Track 1,2. JEANNE ALICE BLOCHWITZ Bean February 21, 1959 — Band 1-4, All-Conf. 3,4; Pep Band 1-4; Chorus 1-4, All-Conf. 3,4, Se- lect Chorus 1-4; Class Treas. 2; Curling 2-4; Forensics 3,4; Librarian 3,4, Sec'y. 4; NHS 3,4, Sec'y. 4; Plays 1-4; Thes- pians 3,4; Volleyball 2.3; Sa- lutatorian 4. SUSAN BORTZ “Susie Butts October 14, 1959 — Basketball 1-4; Cheerleader 2,3; FFA 4; Forensics 3; GAA 1.2; Librar- ian 3; Track Mgr. 2; Varsity Club 3.4; Volleyball 2-4 JAYNE MARIE BRADLEY February 18, 1959 — Chorus 1; Forensics 1-3; Homecoming Ct 3; Librarian 1-3; Plays 3; Pom Pons 1. HOWARD L. BRENEMAN Right On September 20, 1959—Baseball 1; Basketball 1; FFA 1-3, Treas. 3; Football 1-3. 23 MERWIN M. BRENEMAN Mad Mer January 3, 1958—Football 1-4, All-Conf. 3,4; Homecoming Ct. 4; Varsity Club 3,4. RANDY COOK June 24, 1959 — Cross Coun- try 1,2; Curling 1-4; Track 1. TIMOTHY J. CORNFORD August 18. 1959 — Curling 3; FFA 1-4; Football 1,2; Track 1,2. KATHY CUNNINGHAM Kat October 8, 1959 — Band 1,2; Pep Band 1,2; FFA 3 JOHN DOUCETTE Johnny Do December 9, 1957 — Annual Staff 4, Band 1-4, Pep Band 1-4; Chorus 1-4, All-Conf. 1-4, Select Chorus 2,3; Class Pres. 3, V.P. 1. Secy. 4; FFA 1-4; Fo ‘ball 1-4; Homecoming Ct. 1; Librarian 4; Plays 2-4, Prom King 3; Student Council 2-4; Thespians 3,4; Track 1-3; Wrestling 1-4, All-Conf. 3.4; Varsity Club 1-4, V.P. 2; Ath- letic Council 4. JULIE KAY EHLERT Shrimpy July 15, 1959 — Annual Staff 4; Basketball Mgr. 4; Chorus 1-3, Select Chorus 2,3; News- paper Staff 3; Plays 3; Track Mgr. 3,4; Varsity Club 4; Vol- leyball 4. RITA ERICKSON Freda April 8, 1959 — Homecoming Ct. 2; Pom Pons 1. 24 STEVEN M. FARREY February 11, 1958 — Chorus 1; Cross Country Mgr. 1; Curling 1-4; Forensics 4. Plays 1; Var- sity Club 2-4. JOYCE FISCHER January 28, 1959—Chorus 1-4; Track Mgr. 3; Varsity Club 4 NHS 4 MICHAEL J. FRANK Mike June 15, 1959—Band 1,2, Pep Band 1; Chorus 1-4; Football 1,2.4, All-Conf. 4; Track 1-4, All Conf. 4; Varsity Club 3.4 HAROLD GIESE April 5, 1959. MICHAEL J. GLEITER George December 7, 1958 — Band 1-3, All-Conf. 3, Pep Band 1-3; Chorus 1, Select Chorus 1; Basketball 1; FFA 1-4; Golf 1-4; Librarian 4; Varsity Club 4. RUSSELL GRAACK Gus February 10, 1959 — Basket- ball 1.2; Football 1,2; Librarian 1-4. TERRESA J. GRAY July 11. 1958 — Band 1-3, Pep Band 1-3; Chorus 1-3, Select Chorus 3; Basketball 2,3. LYNN MARIE HABERKORN “Scab December 16, 1958—Band 2.3, Pep Band 2.3; Chorus 2-4, All- Conf. 4, Select Chorus 3,4; Basketball 1-3; Bulldog Mascot 3; Class Pres 2; Curling 4; Forensics 3,4; Homecoming Ct. 1; NHS 3,4, Pres. 4; Newspaper Staff 3.4, Editor 4,- Plays 2-4; Student Council 1,2; Thes- pians 3,4; Track 1; Varsity Club 3,4 25 DEBRA JEAN HAMMELL March 12, 1959 — Band 1-4, Pep Band 1-4; Chorus 1-3; Curling 2,4; FFA 1,2; Forensics 3.4; Librarian 4; Plays 4; Thespians 4, Track 2-4; Varsi- ty Club 3,4; Volleyball 2,3. JODY R. HAYNES February 9, 1959—Chorus 1-3; Track 1-3; Varsity Club 2-4. DEAN HOUK September 2, 1959 — Baseball 3,4, FFA 2.3; Football 1. BARBARA D. HUGGETT “Hugie February 20, 1959 — Annual Staff 4; Band 1-4, All-Conf. 3.4, Pep Band 1,2, Stage Band 1, 3,4; Chorus 1-4, All-Conf. 3,4, Select Chorus 1-4; Color Guard 3,4; Cheerleader 1-4; Class Secy. 2; Forensics 3,4; GAA 1,2; Homecoming Queen 2; Librarian 3,4; Plays 1,3,4, Prom Court 3; Student Council 3; Thespians 1-4, Sec'y 3, Treas. 3; Track 1; Varsity Club 3,4. NHS 4. JERRY HUTZLER 11J Watz November 26, 1958 — FFA 1,2; Football 1; Track 3.4. CINDY A. JACKSON September 22, 1960 — Cheer- leader 1; Forensics 1-3; Guid- ance 2; Track 1. NEAL E. JENKINS “Flame November 15, 1958—FFA 1-4, Treas. 4. 26 TIMOTHY W. KATH Yimmy November 18, 1958 — Band 1-3, Pep Band 1-3; Chorus 1-4, All-Conf. 2-4, Select Chorus 3; Baseball 1-4, All-Conf. 3-4; Basketball 1-3; Class V P. 3,4; Football 1-4; Librarian 3,4; Plays 2,3; Prom Court 3; Stu- dent Council 3,4, Pres. 4; Var- sity Club 2-4. LINDA S. KEGLER Skegler'' December 30, 1958—Band 1-4, Pep Band 1-4; Basketball Mgr. 3.4; Volleyball 2,3, Mgr 4 ROBIN JEAN KREGER August 31, 1957. June 4. TIM E. KREGER “Jack 30, 1959 — FFA 1-4, V P. RAY KUHL Kooleo April 24, 1959 — Curling 2,4; FFA 1.2; Football 2,3; Track 2-4; Varsity Club 3,4. DARCY R. KUHN February 5, 1959 — Baseball 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Football 1-4; Librarian 3.4; Varsity Club 2-4. 27 TAMMY MAIER “Tam-Ram July 15, 1959 — Band 1-4, Pep Band 1-4; Chorus 1-4; FFA 1; GAA 1,2; Track 1,2; Varsity Club 3,4; Volleyball 1-4, All- Conf. 4. DEB L. MALISCH July 8, 1959 — Cheerleader 3; Forensics 2; Librarian 2,3. LAUREL MERCER Laurie October 9, 1959 — Basketball 1-3; Chorus 1-4, All-Conf. 3; Select Chorus 1; GAA 1,2; Track 1,2; Varsity Club 3,4; Volleyball 2-4. KEN MESICK “K. R. Roach November 21, 1959 — Baseball 2-4; Basketball 1,3. BRIAN MILTON February 18, 1959. NANCY J. MOUNTFORD “Fancy January 28, 1959 — Curling 3; Forensics 3,4; Volleyball 4; Transferred from Portage, Jun- ior Year. STEVE NEESAM “Mumph December 28, 1958 — Basket- ball 1-4; Football 1; Librarian 3.4; Varsity Club 3,4. 28 CHUOK NEUHAUSER August 5, 1959 — Curling 3; Football 2. BRYAN L. OOSTERHOF 'Goober'' October 17, 1958 — Track 3,4. SHERRIE PEETZ Sher March 21, 1959. STEWART L. PETERSON December 17, 1958. n - , 1 DEBRA L. PETERSON April 4, 1959 — Band 1-4, All- Conf. 4, Pep Band 1-4; Chorus 2-4, All-Conf. 4; County Gov t. 3; Basketball 2; Forensics 2-4; GAA 1; Libraran 2-4; News- paper Staff 3,4. Ass t. Editor 3; Plays 1,3,4; Prom Ct. 3; Thes- pians 3,4, V P 4, Varsity Club 4; Volleyball 3,4; Transferred from Phillips, Sophomore Year. THOMAS A. PETERSON September 24, 1958. MARY A. POLNOW “Mare-bare January 20, 1959 — Annual Editor 4; Band 1-3, Pep Band 1-3; Chorus 1,2,4, All-Conf. 4, Select Chorus 1,2,4; County Gov't. 3; Curling 2-4; Forensics 3,4; GAA 1,2; Librarian 4 Newspaper Staff 3,4; Plays 4 Prom Queen 3; Thespians 4 Varsity Club 3,4; Volleyball 3.4 DALE R. POMPLUN Pom Pom March 21, 1959—Annual Staff 4; Basketball 1-4; Librarian 3, 4; Varsity Club 3,4. 29 BRIAN J. PULVER June 8, 1959 — Basketball 1-4; Cross Country 4; Golf 1-4; Li- brarian 4; Varsity Club 2-4. CRYSTAL A. RANKIN Chris April 12, 1959 — Basketball 1- 3; Chorus 1; Forensics 3; Plays 2; Track 1-3; Volleyball 1-3. JEANNA M. REED March 3. 1959 — Chorus 1,2. JOHN W. REUHL “John Boy July 20, 1958 — Band 1,2, Pep Band 1,2; Chorus 1; FFA 4. DANIEL ROHDE June 9, 1959 — Badger Boy 3; Chorus 2-4, All-Conf. 3-4, Select Chorus 3; Cross Coun- try 4; Forensics 3,4; Librarian 3,4; Plays 2-4; Thespians 3,4; Track 3,4, Wrestling 3,4; Varsi- ty Club 3,4. RICK ROUNDY September 10, 1958 — Annual Staff 4. Badger Boy 3; Basket- ball 1-4; Football 1-4; Home- coming Ct. 2; Librarian 4; Prom Ct 3; Student Council 4; Track 1.3,4; Varsity Club 3,4, Pres. 4 Newspaper Staff 4. GREGORY SATINA Star September 13. 1959 — Base- ball 1-4, All-Conf. 3,4; Basket- ball 3,4; Football 1-4, All-Conf. 4, Homecoming King 4, Librar- ian 3,4, ,Treas. 4; Prom Ct. 3; Student Council 4, V.P. 4; Wrestling 2; Varsity Club 3,4, V.P. 4. KIM M. SCHWANZ “Zaro January 13, 1959 — Annual Staff 4; Baseball 1,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2; Football 1-4; Forens- ics 3,4; Librarian 1; Newspaper Staff 1; Varsity Club 3,4 30 PAUL W. SOMMERS January 7, 1959—Band 1. REGINALD SPRECHER October 23, 1958 — Annual Staff 4; A V. 2-4; Band 1-3; Chorus 1-4, All-Conf. 1-4; Select Chorus 3,4; Curling 1-3; Forensics 2-4; Golf 2; Li- brarian 2; Newspaper Editor 4; Plays 2-4; Thespians 2-4. PETER L. STANDIFORD Runt July 7, 1959 — Football 4. MARY BETH STEARNS Waddles December 19, 1958 — Chorus 1-3, All-Conf. 2. KAY ELLEN STEELE Moptop January 14, 1959 — Annual Ass't. Editor 4; Band 1-4, All- Conf. 3,4, Stage Band 1-4; Chorus 1-4, All-Conf. 2-4, Select Chorus 1-4; Cheerlead- er 1-4; Class Treas. 3.4; For- ensics 3,4; GAA 1; Librarian 3,4; Plays 1-4; Student Council 4, Sec'y 4; Thespians 3.4, Treas. 4; Track 1; Varsity 3,4. NHS 4 JUDITH L. STEIN Judy November 25, 1958 — Guid- ance 1-4. 31 TIM SWENSON “Swany March 27. 1959 — FFA 1-4. ROBERT A. TOLLEY “Deke January 11, 1959 — Baseball 1; Basketball 1-4, Cross Coun- try 3; Football 1-4, Track 2-4; Varsity Club 3,4 SHERRILL A. VAN SWOL “Little Swol July 1, 1959 — Chorus 1-4; Li- brarian 4; Plays 1; Pom Pons 1; Prom Ct. 3. PATTI J. VAUGHAN May 4, 1957. GIN WALKER June 27. 1959 — Basketball 1. 2; Curling 3; GAA 1; Prom Ct. 3; Track Mgr. 3; Varsity Club 4; Volleyball 1-4. MONIQUE E. WARNKE “Mo September 26. 1959 — Chorus 1-4, All-Conf. 3,4; Forensics 3, 4; Pom Pons 1-4; Annual Staff 4. COLEEN A. WEGNER October 15, 1958 — Band 1.2; Cheerleader 1,2; Chorus 1.2; Curling 3; Forensics 1-4; Li- brarian 1-4; Track 2. 32 BRIAN WOLF July 4, 1957 — Baseball 1,2; Football 1-3; Track 3; Wrest- ling 1. WILLIAM I. WOLF September 30, 1958—Baseball 2,3; Football 1; Wrestling 1. MICHAEL JOHN WOLFE Lare September 9, 1959 — Band 1-3, Pep Band 1-3; Chorus 1,2, Select Chorus 1; Baseball 3,4; Curling 1-4; FFA 1,2; Football 1-4; Forensics 1; Golf 2; Li- brarian 3,4; Plays 2,3; Wrest- ling 1,4; Varsity Club 3,4 WALLEY W. YOUNGS August 8, 1957. BRIAN YAHNKE Donk” September 25, 1959—FFA 1,2. DAN ZUHLKE November 3, 1959 — Band 1-3, All-Conf. 3, Pep Band 1-3; Chorus 1-4, All-Conf. 1-4, Select Chorus 1-4; Forensics 1-4; Plays 1-4. PAM GOETSCH February 12, 1959 — Trans- ferred from Romesville, Illi- nois, Junior Year. SENIOR HONOR ROLL The following is a list of the top ten senior honor students for three and one-half years of work. They are listed alphabetically and not according to rank. lulie Allen Judy Balzer Charles Becker Gale Becker Jean Blochwitz Joyce Fischer Lynn Haberkom Barb Huggett Mary Polnow Rick Roundy 33 Deb Peterson Homemaker Award SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS—J. Doucette, Pres.; K. Steele. Treas.; C Becker, V. Pres.; T Kath, Sec'y BADGER STATE REPRESENTATIVES—Gale Becker, Dan Rohde, Rick Roundy. Dan Rohde—GOOD CITIZEN, Gale Becker—DAR. Gale Becker Valedictorian Jean Blochwitz Salutatorian 34 Dream On CLASS OF 1977 PROM COURT—Barb Huggett, Charles Becker. Sherrill Van Swol. Greg Satina, Queen Mary Polnow, King John Doucette, Virginia Walker, Rick Roundy, Deb Peterson, Tim Kath. 1976 PROM Three shades of blue set the mood for a night of dreams. Dreams that seemed to come true for the class of 1977. As it has been other years, the King and Queen were not announc- ed until the actual coronation ceremonies. Last year's King, Ralph Turner, crowned this year's King, John Doucette, who then crowned this year's Queen, Mary Polnow. The gym had streamers weaved in various designs on one side and a rainbow on the other to vividly portray the theme, Dream On. A punch bowl that ’ ran like a fountain ' also added to the magic of the night. The Grand March was a great success with everyone joining in. Uncle Sam provided the music. 35 36 HOMECOMING COURT—Freshmen: Cathy Cross, Shell Hodgson; Juniors. Ruthanne Berry, Kirby Brad- ley; Queen Marilyn McCarthy, King Greg Satina; Seniors: Gale Becker, Merwin Breneman; Sophomores: Jodeen Navarro, Mark Bortz. HOMECOMING 197G The piercing cold of the evening did not detract from the magic of Homecoming 1976. The preceding week was filled with heart- warming spirit and complete cooperation among all the classes. The week began with the excitement of the homecoming activities. Many of the favorite games from previous years were highlighted with new ones such as the Boardwalk, Spoon and String Race, and Hat days. The end of the many competitive events found the Seniors taking first place, the Sophomores in second with the Juniors and Freshmen holding third and fourth places, respectively. Friday night was the spectacular climax of the week's activities. The Bulldogs won the game, claiming their victory over the Rio Vi- kings, 21-14. Following the game, the tradi- tional dance was held with Uncle Sam provid- ing the music. The court reigned under the theme of Precious and Few. The gym, dec- orated in mellow shades of green and blue, gave King Greg Satina and Queen Marilyn McCarthy, along with their court, a night al- ways to be remembered. The entire week was a success and provided everyone with lasting memories of Homecoming 76. 37 39 STUDENT COUNCIL—Bottom Row T Kath Pres; G Satina. VP; K Steele. Sec'y.; S. Jacobson, Treas.; L. Marcellino. 2nd Row: J Rohde, K Bradley, P. Abell. M. Milton. R Roundy. C. Becker, P. Kamrath. J. Ham- mond, J. Doucette, P. Cahoon. NHS____Bottom Row: I. Balzer, Vice-Pres.; L. Haberkorn, Pres.; C. Becker, Gale Becker, Treas • J Blochwitz, Sec y. 2nd Row: V. Pease, C Killoran, J. Allen, J. Fischer, K. Steele, B. Huggett. 3rd Row: S. Jacobson. R. Gray, K Bradley. Absent: T. Bortz. 40 THESPIANS— Seated. D Peterson, Vice Pres; G Becker, Pres.; K Bradley, Secy., K Steele, Treas. 2nd Row Mrs. Goke, Advisor; R. Sprecher, J. Rohde, J Young, D. Hammell, B Huggett. L Haberkorn. 3rd Row: R Berry, M. Polnow, V Pease, J. Blochwitz, C. Crotteau, D. Cummings, J. Balzer. BYE BYE BIRDIE (1976 Spring Musical)—Bottom Row: Mr. Rusch, L. Dungan, D. Catenacci, D. Houk, S. Meincke, M Tolley, D. Grogan, C. Kath. 2nd Row. W. Werner. K. Steele, D. Taylor, C. Becker, G. Becker. K Bradley. Director Ms Rostollan. 3rd Row: J. Rohde, E. Dungan, T. Pulver, V. Pease. K Gavinski. J. Blochwitz, K Wegner, J. Hammond 4th Row: S. Bernander, D. Rohde, R Berry. B Huggett, D. Peterson, N. Zunker, J. Doucette, J. Blochwitz, D. Zuhlke, T. Bortz, M Milton. T. Soderholm, J. Young, L. Haberkorn, R Sprecher. 41 ONE-ACT PLAYS SUNDAY COSTS FIVE PESOS—Seated. L. Haberkorn, M Milton. Standing: C. Crotteau, Student Director; B. Burns, K. Steele, G. Becker. EARLY FROST—Seated. J. Cummings, J. Rohde, Mrs. Goke, Director. Standing: D. Hammell, T. Soderholm, I. Balzer. THE VALIENT—Seated: D. Peterson, D. Cummings. Standing: J. Young, T. Bortz, Mrs. Carr, Director; D. Rohde. ONE-ACT PLAY COMPETITION A new activity in P.H.S. was the one-act play competition.. There was a good turn out among the students and the plays were very successful. The three plays, The Valient, Early Frost, and ''Sunday Cost Five Pesos, were hold on Sunday, October 24 for the public and Monday, October 25 for the student body. Mrs. Evelyn Goke and Mrs. Nancy Carr did an excellent job in directing the plays with the assistance of Chris Crotteau. The cast of the winning play, Sunday Cost Five Pesos was: Fidel—Mitch Milton Berta—Lynn Haberkorn Solome—Gale Becker Tonia—Bobby Burns Celestian—Kay Steele This play went on to sub-district competi- tion in Poynette and received a B rating for their efforts. FORENSICS—Bottom Row C. Crotteau. K Wolff, L Yahnke, I Rohde. S Cross. T. Fischer. C Waldrop. 2nd Row: Coach E Goke, J. Zarn. N. Zunker. J. Blochwitz, I Peterson, D. Von Behren, J. Curtis. Standing: M Polnow, L. Haberkorn, T Kath, D. Peterson, R. Sprecher, C Jackson, J. Balzer, M. Wamke, J. Barden, B Anderson. S Farrey. J Blochwitz, G. Becker, K Steele, B Huggett, D. Zuhlke, Coach N. Carr. FORENSICS—Bottom Row K. Steele, T Steinich, V Bailey, J. Cummings, M Frank, A Bregi, L. Thomas, J. Giese. P. Pulver 2nd Row. S. Peterson, T. Shannon, V Pease, B. Burns, S Meincke. V. Turner, L. Dungan, M. Hughes, C Killoran, L Krueger, D. Hallman. 3rd Row: D. Cummings, J. Young, D. Lowe, L. Dungan, E. McMahon. K Hayes, S. Ohnesorge, K Wegner, B Howe, C Campbell, C. Hawley, Coach E. Goke. 4th Row: Coach N. Carr, R Berry, S. Meierdirk, K. Bradley, T. Bortz, S Balzer, S. Gerbitz, T. Solderholm. 44 LIBRARIANS—Bottom Row B Burns. M. Polnow, D Pomplun, C. Waldrop, S. Balzer, S. Gerbitz, S. Ohnesorge. T Soderholm, C Killoran, B. Huggett, K. Steele. 2nd Row T. Kath, S. Peterson, V. Pease, D. Lowe, K Schwanz. S. Van Swol, L. Yahnke, P. Abell, D. Pomplun. K Bradley, P. Pulver, D. Peterson, C. Hawley. 3rd Row: J. Doucette, M. Wolfe, E. Dungan, L. Lowe, K Wegner, S. Merwin, D. Kuhn, S. Meierdirk, I Young. 4th Row; S. Jacobson, D. Rohde, L. Haberkorn, T. Bortz, B Barth, B. Pulver, J. Balzer, T. Shannon, C. Heling, D. Weiersma, D. Hammell. 45 LIBRARIAN OFFICERS—G Satina, Treas; V. Turner, V Pres.; G. Becker, Pres.; J. Blochwitz, Secy. NEWSPAPER EDITORS- L. Haberkom, Co-Editor; R. Sprecher. Co-Editor; C. Killoran, Ass't. Editor; J. Rohde, Ass't Editor. NEWSPAPER STAFF—Bottom Row; J. Zarn, C. Crotteau, K. Wolff. 2nd Row: M. Polnow, D. Pomplun, R Roundy, V. Pease, J. Peterson, J. Blochwitz, R. Berry. 46 ANNUAL EDITORS—K. Steele, Ass't. Editor; M. Polnow, Editor; J. Balzer, Ass't Editor. ANNUAL STAFF—Bottom Row: R. Sprecher, B. Huggett, J. Ehlert. 2nd Row: D. Pom- plun, R Roundy, G. Becker, M. Warnke. 47 00 BAND—Bottom Row: L. Kegler, D. Hammell, S Gerbitz, B. Polnow, S. Ohnesorge, D. Lowe, C. Isom, S. Meincke, G. Becker, B. Huggett, J. Rohde, K Steele, J. Blochwitz, K Gavinski. 2nd Row: T. Gray, K Wplff, J Blochwitz, N. Zunker, K. Lewis, C. Catenacci, A. Eggleston, T. Steinich, S. Gleiter, P Pulver, S. Malisch, C. Crotteau, P. Luther. K. Gavinski, J. Reuhl, L. Welk, V. Pease, R. Berry. 3rd Row. M. Morris, D. Stowell, R. Marsh, G. Landsverk, 1. Williams, P. Haynes, M. Milton, M Tolley. T. Fischer, D. Von Behren, D Allen, S. Hawley, G Herrington. R. Smith, T. Maier, R. Gray, J. Balzer, C Becker, I. Doucette, K. Bradley. B. Keith, C Waldrop, D. Peterson. 4th Row: J. Young. A Dawson. L Marcellino, L. Dungan, S. Meierdirk, L. Stack, M. Frank, T. Harris, P Kamrath, R. Meincke, J. Skinner, R. Patchin, E. McMahon, K Steele, E. Dungan, S. Horsman, T. Cross, T. Bortz. BAND The band had a good start early in the year. They were a welcome addition to every home football game. They marched on several dif- ferent occasions, including homecoming. Some members of the band participated in the All-Conference Band, held at Princeton on November 6. They did an excellent job. The winter concert was held December 20. The band played ten songs all together, end ing with a combined band and chorus number titled A Tribute of Carols. The concert was a success. The Pep Band again made their appearance at every home basketball game. They helped to raise spirit and get the enthusiasm going. Some members of the band also participated in the Solo-Ensemble Contests which were held March 12 at Green Lake. The Spring Concert Festival was held May 14 at Green Lake, and the Spring Concert was in May. The band ended the year by playing at the commencement ceremonies of the class of 1977. Cn CD CHORUS CHORUS—Bottom Row: A. Dawson, J. Smith, J. Kleist, S. Kuhl, K. Gavinski, J. Blochwitz. L Haberkorn, B. Huggett, K. Steele, M. Warnke, I, Fischer, J. Allen, L. Mercer, D. Peterson, J. Zarn, B Fischer, P. Pulver. 2nd Row: M. Frank, S. Meincke, B. Burns, T. Pulver, D Pomplun, L. .Dungan, C. Waldrop, L. Welk, N. Zunker, T. Maier, S. Zuhlke, J. Cummings, T. Steinich, P Haynes, K. Lewis, C. Catenacci. 3rd Row: J. Rohde, V. Turner, M. Polnow, G. Becker, R. Vrbsky, S. Van Swol, T. Soderholm, C. Isom, R. Berry, V. Pease, M. Fischer, P. Luther, C. Wendt, T. Gray, K. Wolff. 4th Row: R Vrbsky, S. Zacharias, L. Wruck, L. Downey, B. Babcock, B. Breneman, S. Malisch, L. Dungan, J. Blochwitz, K. Hayes, D. Lowe, J. Luther, S. Hawley, B Polnow, S. Balzer, S. Gerbitz, S. Ohnesorge. 5th Row. D. Houk, J. Williams, J. Young, M. Tolley, J. Peterson, D. Koskelin, C. Crotteau, R. Smith, K Gavinski, E. McMahon, R. Lawrence, D. Rohde, ]. Skinner, R. Sprecher. 6th Row: T. Fischer, M. Milton. R. Patchen, R Marsh, C. Becker, K. Bradley, T Shannon. R Gray, S. Frank, J. Wisniewski, B. Kent, D. Zuhlke, M. Herold. 7th Row: D. Stowell. M. Frank. J. Doucette, T. Kath, K. Steele, S. Horsman. ALL-CONFERENCE CHORUS—Bottom Row: Director J. Rusch 2nd Row T Kath C. Becker, R. Sprecher, D Zuhlke, R Gray, T. Shannon, K Bradley,.J. Young.’ 3rd Row: I Doucette, J Blochwitz, D. Peterson, S Ohnesorge, B. Huggett, K Steele M Polnow M Warnke, G Becker 4th Row: P Luther, C Isom, K Hayes, C. Hawley E McMahon' CHORUS The 1976-77 P.H.S. Chorus had a very suc- cessful year. The first semester they were under the direction of Mr. James Rusch. The second semester Cheryl Becker took on the responsibilities. The winter concert, held on Dec. 20, was a success. The chorus sang eight songs, along with a combined band and chorus number. The Girls Glee Club and the Select Chorus also performed well. Some students also participated in the Solo Ensemble Contest held March 12 at Green Lake. The Spring Concert Festival was held May 14 at Green Lake and the chorus sang very well. The Spring Concert was held in May and the chorus did a fine job. They ended the year by singing several songs at the commence- ment ceremonies on May 22. CHERYL BECKER Teaching Intern Music Department 51 SELECT CHORUS—Bottom Row: T. Gray, R. Sprecher, D Zuhlke, K. Steele, J. Doucette, C. Becker, B. Huggett, L. Haberkorn, M. Polnow, J. Blochwitz, D. Peterson. G. Becker. 2nd Row. R. Wentz. P. Pulver, A Dawson, C Crotteau, P. Haynes, J. Cummings, S. Zuhlke. T. Steinich, M. Frank, D Roper, J. Rohde, R. Vrbsky, S. Zacharias, L. Roundy, N. Zunker, N. Johnson, J. Blochwitz 3rd Row: C. Isom, P. Luther, K. Lewis,!. Felton.K. Gavinski, M Fischer, S. Hawley, R. Smith, R Berry, V. Pease, L. Dungan, L. Welk, K. Wolff; R Vrbsky. 3rd Row: R Gray, T. Shannon, J. Skinner, S. Horsman, K. Steele, J. Wisniewski, R. Pat- chin, J. Williams, T Fischer, M. Milton, K. Bradley, J. Young. R. Marsh, B Kent; Mr. J. Rusch, Director. DOUBLE TRIO—N. Zunker, J. Blochwitz, S. Kuhl, J. Rohde. L. Welk, R Smith. 52 GUIDANCE—J. Stein, S. Malisch, L. Lowe, D. Kuhn. A-V—J. Skinner, R. Sprecher, S. Horsman. FFA—Bottom Row. L Wruck, T. Hamilton, M Monthey, E. Baumgartner. 2nd Row: K. Cunningham, B Babcock, J. Cummings, M Malisch, K. Horan, S. Zuhlke, S. Zacharias, L. Roundy, R. Vrbsky, D Stowell, J. Von Behern, K. Horan. 3rd Row: I. Tolley, S Bortz, T Fischer, R Babcock, M Gleiter, D Kearns, R. Telvick, N Jenkins, D Anacker Stairs: C Becker, W Beahm, J, Doucette, D. Cummings, M Landsverk, M Tolley, T. Cornford, R. Turner, T. Swenson, S. McElroy. When school started in the fall, the election of officers was held. In September, three mem- bers attended a Livestock Evaluation contest. The Pardee ville FFA chapter took up a pro- ject to raise money for Muscular Dystrophy. The month of October proved to be a busy one for the chapter. They went to a soil judg- ing contest, Farm Progress Days, and Dairy Cattle judging. The Dairy Cattle contest proved to be good for Neal Jenkins. He placed fifth in the state in Jersey Breed. The annual Hay and Grain Show was held. Top Showman award went to Mark Lands- verk and Corn King to Mike Gleiter. In November, Mark Landsverk attended the an- nual CFF meeting. The members of the Parliamentary Proced- ure panal won the District contest. They were Dave Cummings, Jane Cummings, Tim Hamil- ton, Mike Malisch, Linda Roundy, and Sue Zulhke. FFA OFFICERS—Bottom Row: T. Kreger, V Pres ; R Babcock, Pres.; D. Cummings, Sec'y Standing. R Telvick, Sentinel; M. Landsverk, Reporter; N. Jenkins, Treas. 54 56 57 CROSS COUNTRY CROSS COUNTRY—Bottom Row: B Anderson, D Cummings, T Carpenter, I. Williams, T. Shannon. 2nd Row: Coach M Mulroony, P. Abell, D. Rohde, T. Hughes, J. Wisniewski. It was a very disappointing season losing all four dual meets and finishing 6th in the con- ference. The team's progress was slowed by a number of early season injuries. The top runners for Pardeeville were Brian Anderson, Dan Rohde and Tom Hughes. Anderson, who wa s selected captain by the team, set a course record of 19 minutes 11 seconds at the Pardee- ville home course. Rohde was the Bulldog's top runner at the conference meet while Hughes was the leading runner at the regional meet. Letter winners were: Seniors, Dan Rohde and Brian Anderson; Juniors, Peter Abell and David Cummings; Sophomores, Tom Hughes and Jim Wisniewski;; Freshman, Jeff Williams; other team members were Tom Shannon and Tony Carpenter. Dan Rohde Brian Anderson 58 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM—Bottom Row. T Larson, I Skinner, Mgrs.; D. Marsh, T. Harris, J. Young, L Chapman, D. Johnson, S McElroy R. Patchin, M Enger, B. Cook, C Bostad, B Hughes, Mgrs. 2nd Row: F Hill, R Cross, R. Roundy, K Bradley, T Fischer, C. Becker, J. Doucette, D. Kuhn T Cross, T. Kaih, S. Jacobson, M. Milton, C. Roundy, J. Erickson, Assisting Coach B Pufhal. 3rd Row: M Wolfe, B. Tolley, K. Schwanz, M Breneman, T. Bortz, G. Satina, M. Frank, M. Curtis, M. Bortz, T. Cornford, R Bortz, G. Satina, Coach R Bostad. 1976 FOOTBALL A repeat record of the 75 season was not good enough to put Pardeeville in as Confer- ence Champions for the second year in a row. A disappointing loss in the seventh game against Westfield prevented Pardeeville from going all the way. Pardeeville players came out at the half with a slim but promising 6-0 lead. Their hopes were crushed when West- field came back to score two touchdowns. The Pardeeville offense was never able to score over 22 points in any one single game. It was not however, because of lack of ex- perience for much of the starting squad con- sisted of seniors. Injuries played a heavy role. It was not an uncommon sight to see the ath- letes on crutches or limping on the sidelines. Quite a successful year in all, except for the loss to Westfield, which prevented Pardeeville from participating in the State wide tourna- ment set up by WIAA for the first time in high school football. This year's All-Conference squad included: Mike Frank on offense, Merwin Breneman both offense and defense, Greg Satina also both offense and defense, and Steve Jacobson on defense. Honorable Mentions were: John Dou- cette and Rick Roundy. The team thanks Coach Bostad for the time and dedication he puts into his coaching. His winning record speaks for itself. FOOTBALL SCORES Us They 14 Markesan 7 10 Montello 0 18 Cambria 7 22 Princeton 0 14 Randolph 0 21 Rio 14 6 Westfield 12 22 Fall River 8 14 Green Lake 0 JV FOOTBALL TEAM—Bottom Row: S. McElroy, T Harris, L Chapman, J. Young, R Patchin, D. Johnson, J. Pufhal, J. Skinner, Mgrs. 2nd Row: S. Merwin, F. Hill. J Erickson, T Cornford, M. Enger, B Hughes, Mgr.; Coach B. Pufhal. 2rd Row: M. Baek, R. Bortz, M. Curtis, M. Bortz, C. Roundy, M. Milton, G. Satina, T. Larson, Mgr. FRESHMEN FOOTBALL—Bottom Row: C. Bostad, Mgr; J. Von Behren, M Manthey, T. Smith, K. Steele, R Meincke, M. Chapman. J. Hammond, B. Cook, Mgr. 2nd Row: W. Guenther, J. Enright. T. Lueptow, S Hodgson, G Landsverk, J. Crotteau, T. Hamilton. 3rd Row. Coach Schmies, M Malisch, D Schmitt M. Barden, C Eberle, B. Kent. 60 ALL-CONFERENCE FOOTBALL—Steve Jacobson, Mer Breneman, Greg Satina. Mike Frank. Merwin Breneman—Lineman Award, Greg Satina—Most Valuable Player, Mike Frank—Team Captain. 61 Mike Frank, Tackle; Tim Kath, Tackle; Kim Schwanz, Running Back. Charlie Becker, Running Back; John Doucette, Guard; Mike Wolfe, Center; Darcy Kuhn, End. 62 Merwyn Breneman, Guard; Greg Satina, End; Bob Tolley, Center; Rick Roundy, Running Back. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM—Bottom Row: J. Ehlert, Mgr ; G Walker, D. Von Behren, N. Mountford, D. Peterson, J. Reuhl, J. Barden. Back Row. L. Kegler, Mgr ; L Mercer. J. Potenberg, D. Koskelin, M Polnow, S Bortz, T Maier, Coach McGraw. Tammy Maier All-Conference Volleyball GIRLS VOLLEYBALL The 1976 varsity volleyball team directed by Coach McGraw, finished 6th in the Team Records. Tammy Maier made First Team All Confer- ence for Pardeeville. The Sub Regionals were held at Pardeeville. They played Poynette and Fall River played Rio. Pardeeville and Fall River won and went on to the Regionals. The Regionals were held at Cambridge. The teams that were there were Pardeeville, Fall River, Cambridge, and Waterloo. A Round Robin Tournament Series was played with Cambridge coming out first, Waterloo in sec- ond, Pardeeville in third, and Fall River com- ing in fourth. TEAM RECORD Team Won Lost Randolph 9 0 Cambria 8 1 Green Lake 7 2 Markesan G 3 Westfield 5 4 Pardeeville 4 5 Princeton 4 5 Montello 2 7 Rio 1 3 Fall River 0 9 64 IV VOLLEYBALL TEAM—Bottom Row: Coach J. McGraw. C Catenacci, J. Felton, C. Wendt, M. Mc- Carthy, C Cross, B Keith, L. Marcellino, C. Walker, B. Burns, P. Gillingham. 2nd Row: N. Mountford, A. Barden, D. Von Behren, B Polnow, S Meierdirk. D. Koskelin, J. Potenberg, L. Navarro, B. Allen, M. Hughes. Sue Bortz, Laurie Mercer, Tammy Maier. Deb Peterson. Mary Polnow, Nancy Mountford, Gin Walker, Jackie Barden. 65 66 BOYS CURLING—Sitting: J. Doucette, K. Bradley, P. Abell. Standing: Supvr. R. Forbes, B. Anderson, S. Farrey, Coach J. Westcott. GIRLS CURLING The girl's team, under new coaches, had a very successful season. They were the confer- ence champs, losing only one game to Portage. At the Wausau bonspiel, they beat Wausau East and Lodi to advance to the champion- ships, there they met Poynette, put up a good fight, but lost by the last rock on a chip shot. They ended the season with a 5-1 record in conference and a 7-2 record overall. This year was the last year for the varsity skip Mary Polnow, 2nd, lean Blochwitz, substi- tute, Lynn Haberkom and IV 3rd, Deb Ham- mell. The curlers appreciate the assistance they received from Mrs. Jean Westcott, Coach, and Mr. Ray Forbes, Supervisor. BOYS CURLING The boys' curling team had a better than ex- pected year, as it was a rebuilding year. They ended the season with a 2-4 record, but many of the losses were by one or two points. Losing by one was the case in Wausau too. The only seniors leaving the team are Vars- ity Skip Brian Anderson and 3rd Steve Farrey. Next year looks good for a winning season. GIRLS CURLING—Sitting: M Polnow, K. Hayes, I Blochwitz, M Hughes. Standing: Supvr. R Forbes, R. Berry, K. Gavinski, D. Hammell, J Rohde, K Gavin ski, L Haberkorn, J. Blochwitz, Coach J Westcott. 67 VARSITY BASKETBALL—Center. Coach Bruce Hammond Standing: R Barden, C. Becker, S Jacobsen, G. Satina, T. Bortz, M. Bortz, B Pulver, T Cross, T. Kath, D. Pomplun, R. Cross. BOYS BASKETBALL With four returning starters back from last year's young team, the Bulldogs turned in a very impressive 16 wins, 2 losses record. The Bulldogs avenged two early losses and turned the season into a big success by winning their next 15 games. Pardeeville closed the regular season with an overwhelming 99-59 victory over Fall River. They faced some pretty tight spots and never seemed to stop fighting. Even when it looked grim, they never gave up not even against the toughest teams. The high- light of the season was the 67-56 win over Rio which knocked the Vikings out of the ranks of the undefeated. The squad was made up of five Seniors: Tim Kath, Greg Satina, Brian Pulver, Charlie Becker, and Dale Pomplun; five Juniors: Steve Jacobson, Tim Cross, Randy Cross, Tim Bortz, Roy Barden, and one Sophomore: Mark Bortz. Coach Hammond was very proud of the Bulldog's spirit and effort during the 76-77 season which enabled them to place second in the Dual County Conference. BOYS BASKETBALL SCORES Us They 44 Cambria 60 62 Westfield 53 52 Rio 60 70 Montello 63 71 Green Lake 70 81 Princeton 72 63 Markesan 52 77 Randolph 54 92 Fall River 70 64 Cambria 54 91 Westfield 89 67 Rio 56 73 Montello 62 67 Green Lake 53 73 Princeton 54 58 Markesan 52 68 Randolph 63 99 Fall River 59 BULLDOGS 1977 BASKETBALL REGIONAL TOURNAMENT CHAMPS 68 IV BASKETBALL—Bottom Row: T. Harris, T. Carpenter. D. Johnson, R Turner, T Fischer. 2nd Row: G Satina, D. Kearns. M Bortz, R. Bortz, G. Harruff. FREoHMEN BASKETBALL—Bottom Row: D. Spear, J. Williams, M Chapman, S. Hodgson, M Barden. 2nd Row: J Von Behren. J. Healy, J Hammond, M Manthey. D. Schmitt 3rd Row K Steele, W Guenther. M Enger, C. Eberle, Coach' Mr. Bostad. 69 Charles Becker, Forward; Tim Kath, Guard; Dale Pomplun, Forward; Greg Satina, Center; Brian Pulver, Forward. CHEERLEADERS In May of 1976, a panel of judges chose the Cheerleaders for the 1976-77 season. The girls had an opportunity to attend the National Cheerleading Clinic at the University of Wis- consin-Stevens Point. Of the eleven girls on the squad, six of them attended camp. The camp proved very rewarding, and the girls brought home many new jumps, cheers, and stunts. Under the guidance of Miss M. Waldinger, the cheerleaders raised money by selling con- cessions at athletic events and sponsoring dances. The money earned paid a portion of the girl's payment for camp and also paid for purchasing of a mini-tramp. The mini-tramp was used mainly for individual lineup jumps but was also used for group stunts and cheers. The cheerleading squad had a lot of hard work and fun; they've all learned to cooperate and become the closest of friends. Seniors on the 76-77 squad were Barb Hug- gett and Kay Steele. D VARSITY CHEERLEADERS—Bottom Row: K. Steele, B. Huggett. 2nd Row: K. Hayes, S Meincke 3rd Row: S. Peterson. 70 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL—Center, 1st Row. Coach McGraw, Ass t Coach Howery. Center, 2nd Row: J. Ehlert, L. Kegler, J. Curtis, Mgrs. Standing: J. Reuhl, M Babcock, S. Cross, D. Koskelin, A Barden, D. Von Behren, S. Meierdirk, J. Potenberg, S. Bortz, J. Barden, L. Elie, G. Becker. GIRLS BASKETBALL With two starters left from last year's Dual County Co-Champs, the Lady Bulldogs gained much experience this year. But in spite of some early losses the Bulldog girls with great effort and determination improved greatly throughout the season. There were four return- ing letterwomen on the squad: Gale Becker, Jackie Barden, Sue Bortz, and Joni Reuhl. The 1976-77 girls basketball team was filled with enthusiasm, determination, dedication and teamwork., which in themselves, create the soul of a winning team. It was a year of re- building. Throughout the season, the girls showed good hustle and cooperation. They smoothed out the rough spots and learned from mistakes. The Lady Bulldogs never gave up and improved even more as the season wore on. Coach Julie McGraw, in her second year, along with assistant Coach Mark How- ery, were proud of the effort put forth by the young Bulldog girls! Season overall record was 6 wins, 10 losses; in Conference play the girls had 6 wins, 8 losses. We They Fall River 47 38 Cambria 42 52 Palmyra 30 46 Markesan 34 47 Rio 21 29 Randolph 32 49 Baraboo 38 69 Montello 40 28 Portage 30 54 Westfield 47 31 Rio 33 45 Princeton 48 40 Green Lake 21 20 Fall River 42 15 Cambria 25 35 Randolph 22 43 Non-Conference Games 72 GIRLS IV BASKETBALL—Kneeling: M Babcock, N Cook, S. Gleiter. L. Marcellino, C. Cross. Standing: B Keith. Mgr, K Lewis, P. Cahoon, C. Crotteau, I. Tolley, J. Potenberg, J. Navarro, L. Elle, Coach Howery. SENIORS — Sue Bortz, Forward; Gale Becker, Guard; Jackie Barden, Forward. GIRLS BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS — M. McCarthy, J. Felton, M McCarthy, S. 73 Malisch. POM PON GIRLS—S. Ohnesorge, S. Balzer, C. Crotteau, L. Krueger, T. Soderholm, J. Curtis, M. Warnke, C. Waldrop, D. Swanson, T. Steinich, K. Pulver, S. Gerbitz. POM PONS—Co-Capt. Sue Ohnesorge; Senior, Monique Warnke; Co-Capt. Sue Balzer. POM PON GIRLS The pom pon girls made a big investment in new uniforms and pom pons. The uniforms gave a whole new look to the squad. Instead of the traditional jumpers, they wore bright blue and gold sweaters with blue and gold pleated skirts. They also had new novelty routines to go with their uniforms. Monique Warnke was the only senior on the squad. The co-captains were Sue Ohne- sorge and Sue Balzer. In the complete squad there was one senior, five juniors, five sopho- mores, and one freshman. The girls were under the supervision of Miss M. Waldinger. The pom pon girls performed at half-time of all home football and basketball games. The Pep Band provided the music for many of their routines. WRESTLING WRESTLING—Bottom Row: R Telvich, T Lueptow, J. Wisniewski, R Meincke, S McElroy, J Skinner. 2nd Row: Coach Haferman, T. Hughes, D. Rohde, D. Barden, D. Cummings, K Horan, M Tolley, D Pomplun. 3rd Row: R Gray, B. Barth, T Cornford, M. Curtis, C. Roundy, B Coons, Coach Knutson. Dan Rohde WRESTLING In 1976, the Pardeeville Varsity Wrestling team traveled to Rio for the Conference Tour- nament. The Bulldogs proved to be tough op- ponents. They had two champions, Ron Griepentrog, at 119, and John Doucette at 185. Ron Griepentrog held 17 of the 30 Varsity Records. Ron's total record was 60-28-2. John Doucette who got a late start in the season proved to be a tough opponent as he won the 185 pound class. John finished the season with a 7-0-0 record. The Bulldogs had one second place winner, Pat Standiford, at 155. Dennis Taylor and Dave Cummings placea fourth. The 1926-77 season was led by team cap- tain, Joe Young. The Bulldogs won their sea- son opener against Palmyra. The Bulldogs were a young team starting out, but they looked good. The team had many fine wrest- lers. There was only one Senior on the team— Dan Rohde. Dan finished in third place in the Holiday Tournament. J. Young 76 1976 BASEBALL TEAM—Bottom Row: G. Satina, T. Cross, R Cross, R Wendt, S. Merwin 2nd Row K Schwanz, J. Balzer, T. Kath, K Mesick, R Turner. 3rd Row: Coach Bill Hebl, D. Taylor, T, Bortz, T Gorsuch, S. Jacobson. G. Satina. Coach John Phelps. BASEBALL The Bulldog baseball squad of 1975-1976 finished with a 6-3 mark in conference p'.ay and a 10-7 record overall. Many new school records were set by the Bulldogs. Over 10 were broken by one player, Ralph Turner. Turner a 5-8 right hander started as Pardee- ville's regular shortstop for four seasons. His collection of records include 36 career confer- ence games, 122 career conference at bats, 33 career conference runs played, 227 career sea- son at bats, 64 career season runs scored, 63 career season hits, 9 career season home runs, 52 career season runs-batted-in and a career record of 43 stolen bases. Turner also led in season stolen bases with 22 while sophomore Steve Jacobsen led in conference steals with 15. Scott Merwin's season record of 7-1 set a new school mark and his 5-0 conference tied the school record. Letter winners were: Ralph Turner, Terry Gorsuch, Dennis Taylor, A1 Nickel, Don Cat- enacci, Greg Satina, Tim Kath, Kim Schwanz, Jim Balzer, Rick Wendt, Ken Mesick, Scott Merwin, Randy Cross, Tim Bortz, and Steve Jacobsen. Senior players this year were Ralph Turner, Terry Gorsuch, Dennis Taylor, A1 Nickel, and Don Catenacci. After the Bulldogs finished Dual Conference Play, they were fired-up and won 3 straight games over Baraboo, Poynette, and Portage. With these wins they claimed the Pardeeville Sub-Regional Title. From there, they went on to the Reedsburg Regionals where they played Reedsburg, who stopped the Bulldog team with a score of 4-1. This was the last year for assistant coach, John Phelps. In the 3 years he was here the Bulldogs were conference champs 2 years in a row and this year finished second in confer- ence. All-Conference Bulldogs were: Terry Gor- such; 1st base; Tim Kath, 3rd base; Ralph Turner, shortstop; and Greg Satina, outfield. Honorable mentions were: Dennis Taylor, Scott Merwin, and Steve Jacobsen. 1976 BASEBALL RESULTS We They Columbus 6 8 Portage 4 5 Westfield 2 3 Green Lake 7 5 Fall River 2 3 Markesan 7 0 Montello 3 1 Cambria 4 3 Sun Prairie 4 5 Princeton 4 3 Randolph 9 10 Rio 13 1 Stoughton 2 1 Conference Games Pardeeville Subregional Tournament Baraboo 7 3 Poynette 5 4 Portage 8 4 Reedsburg Regional Tournament Reedsburg 1 4 Dual County Conference Record 6-3, Season Record 10-7. 78 SENIORS—Dennis Taylor, Terry Gorsuch, Team Captain; Ralph Turner, Most Valu- able Player. Not Pictured: A1 Nickel, Don Catenacci. GOLF DUAL COUNTY 1976 GOLF CHAMPS The 1976 P.H.S. golf team won their first and only championship in the history of the school. It was truly a team effort, being down by 21 strokes after 9 holes, just about everyone was ready to concede to Westfield, but not the Bulldogs; they stormed back with a school record of 161 on the back nine to win the con- ference meet by two strokes. Ron Meincke and Steve Mulryan of the Bull- dogs gained All-Conference Honors. The team also set a school record of going undefeated in dual and triangular competition prior to the conference meet. Members of the 1976 golf team were; Ron Meincke, Dennis Hayes, Brian Pulver, George Satina, Tim Isom, Jeff Ortman, Mike Gleiter, Ron Turner, and Steve Horsman. Coach John Kerkenbush when asked to com- ment on the chances of the 77 Bulldog squad, replied, that he was very optimistic, due to the fact that they had 3 lettermen returning from last year's squad, which is a good nucleus for another championship. GOLF—Bottom Row: J. Williams, M Manthey, T. Smith, P. Abell, I Ortman. 2nd Row: B. Pulver. S. Mulryan, R. Meincke, S. Horsman, R Turner, 79 TRACK BOYS TRACK—1st Row: T. Hughes, T Cornford, T Larson, J. Kleist, J Wisniewski 2nd Row: Mr. Mul- rooney. Coach; R Gray, K Bradley, T. Cross, J. Erickson, M Milton, M. Baek, G Harruff 3rd Row: Mr. Plank, Coach; K Steele, W Guenther. J. Von Behren, M Malisch, R Marsh, D. Stack. 4th Row. J. Dou- cette, C Becker, M. Frank, B. Tolley, B. Anderson, D. Rohde M Barden. 5th Row: R. Roundy, D. Marsh, J. Hutzler, R Kuhl, F. Hill, T. Shannon. BOYS TRACK There were 35 out for the 1976 track team. They placed 2nd at the Bulldog Invitational and then received a 3rd at the Portage Invita- tional. As the season went on, they took 3rd at the Conference Meet, 3rd at Regionals, 2nd at Sectionals and tied for 2nd at State. Individ- uals leading the way were: Charlie Becker— Pardeeville's first State Champ running the 440 and placed 3rd in the 880 at the State Meet. Charlie set school records of 51.0 in the 440 and 2:01.0 in the 880. Stuart Van Swol placed 3rd in the 180 yard low hurdles at the State Meet. Also he set school records of 20.7 seconds in the low hurdles, 15.3 in the 120 yard high hurdles and 20' 3 2” in the long jump. Dan Pulver set school records in the shot put of 488' 31 2 and discus at 146'. Other leading track members and returning lettermen included in the sprints: Ray Kuhl, tom Shannon, Rick Roundy, and Mike Baek; in the distance: Bob Tolley, Brian Anderson, Dan Rohde, and Brian Wolfe; in the weights: Mike Frank With all of these letter-winners return- ing along with Charlie Becker, Pardeeville ex- pects another great season in 1977. GIRLS TRACK The 1975-76 Track Team, directed by Coach McGraw, finished 4th in the Conference Stand- ings. At the Conference Meet, Becky Polnow set a new Conference Record of 62.8 in the 440 yard dash. At the Regionals, the 880 yard relay team, consisting of Katie Hayes, Sandy Meincke, Stacy Cross, and Joni Reuhl, finished first with 1:54.2 and advanced to the Sectionals where they finished 4th with a time of 1:55.5. Conference Standings Markesan 93 Princeton 83 Westfield 48 Pardeeville 45V2 Montello 40 Randolph 36 Cambria 27 Rio 23 Fall River 7% 81 GIRLS TRACK—Center: Ms. McGraw, Coach. 2nd Row: B. Huggett, J. Ehlert, S. Bortz. D. Von Behren 3rd Row. J. Reuhl, J. Allen. J. Potenberg, C. Crotteau, D. Hammell, J Navarro 4th Row. A Barden I. Barden. L Welle S Balzer B. Polnow, C. Cole. S. Gleiter. 5th Row. J. Kleist, J. Rohde. S. Cross. S Meincke P «mpiun. K. Hayes, J. Cummings. T. Steinich. B Barton. C Roper 6th Row: I Felton L Elie I Giese' L. Thomas. S. Zacharias, D. Trahan. D. Koskelin. VARSITY CLUB-Bottom Row: J. Navarro I. Potenberg. D. Von Behren, D Koskelin, S. Meincke. S. Cross A Barden P Cahoon, B. Polnow, S. Gerbitz. K. Hayes. 2nd Row: B. Huggett. K. Steele D. Peterson T Barden, M Hughes, J. Fischer, I Allen. S Ohnesorge. L. Mercer. T Maier. Ms McGraw. 3rd Row: K Brad- [eY'J T Jls eT’ 1 Young, L Haberkorn.I Rohde. S. Meierdirk. S Bortz I Ehlert D Hammell c!{? oOW: I J°il?yT Potfbel ' TnCrru we7!.n’ RTCnSS' T Kath' S' Jacobson. D. Kuhn,' M Polnow. 5th Row. R. Kuhl T. Shannon D. Rohde, M. Tolley, T. Bortz, K Schwanz, S. Farrey. G. 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