Pardeeville High School - Whisper Yearbook (Pardeeville, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1979 volume:

979 ( 1 Viz t 1 i - i’ul s.utfCe. Senior Hiyh Jbcliooi Co-Editors Susan Malisch and Joan Rohde Advisor .................................................. Mrs. June M. Lenz 1 OxJ ctv tu IaJx QJiLiaJ OX t'lM ) yyO Cu _____________, Y OUJ O O U jXit-OJtAb f V c y C n t rV’ Csut uj ktcf'tJ'l 1 c urnJ T Xe ccaf uj ya. Uji iOAaS ifijO.V-dluJ -fyy t uUj ijlfantMu Curt-s torryj aM Jwod CjyL fuXA r on jUU L o' M s CfrUsOtsrrid- T ttf i M ajy 6w muaf taJzo hu M Kif' zUiJ o HiAA (H ru 'tcnv-CVick) IjyaJzjsrub HiAJ dtetund A aJLctUx?- o xloo- Oodbo 2 2C'i cy ?b£ p yid Lc s J Usi AJ on (MsOV di n hly 2 DEDICATION We dedicate this yearbook to the under- classmen of Pardeeville High School. May they strive to equal or even excell us in our scholastic accomplishments. It is our desire that they continue and reach this temp- orary goal — graduation from high school. When we say temporary goal, we mean just that — for we feel that we are not at the' top, but still climbing. Class of '79 MEMORIALS Early in the school year, Dolores Sommers, a retired Pardeeville elementary teacher, passed away. She was an outstanding teach- er and also was a musician who gave music lessons to many Pardeeville citizens. Mrs. Sommers was very active in church and school organizations. Later in the year, the community was shock- ed again when they heard of the death of Merwyn Smith. Mr. Smith, a Pardeeville busi- nessman, was a staunch supporter of all school, church, and community activities. He was business manager of the '49 Whisper and largely through his efforts the '49 annual was the first cloth bound yearbook in the history of Pardeeville High School; later when he be- came a businessman, he continued to support the Whisper by becoming an advertiser. These two individuals have made an im- pact upon the lives of many students and have helped to make Pardeeville a better place ir. which to live. A void has been left in the com- munity which will not soon be filled. 3 Osn uLoJ J}u judd u .................5 0 H O a ruyyi )............................Ih V tijj f'ito............................... 0 C 7? jJdrYO ndsn . . ..............3 f 36 .....................(j ! Ip 7 m? JLtnu.............................bf-tf ..............................70 $3 TPJmilM. d aJ UhrOj L. fr(MJ UryUlM ) $ - (, (petitelAjlO..........................fl-yjL iJjit uro-ccld JLLAf to ttubyi Lf JjoJUtu . tccdsCoj 7 1 id- Qrurifaj, 7t4mjbJ , ±ddaAn Oy M eA A A- UJojU U sqjJvy info- (f)cclfJv @)oJjllul 7 A fyyjiJjurtrriM ; cuntf i)m V)l d yyi yU jtfViAdj) hdf) and CLmddifej- UJl uyiMydd ajtu) J7J to qdsf ou sjlocMx td udea U) TTjM • KMJY trtJ cud tdrnp cond. Jt j sAt vetf) cdbfo tA? Oonroouzf. 7 V droyLUodCo-(jditH OOnd BOARD OF EDUCATION—Mr. Gene Dawson; Mr. lames Johnson. Treas, Mr. Deane Steele. Clerk Mrs Jean Westcott, Pres.; Mr. Ralph Bailey; Mr Clifton Bradley. V. Pres.; Mr. Bruce Patchin. 6 MR. WESLEY BABCOCK Biology; Science; Soph. Ad- visor; Fr. Boys Basketball Coach; Girls Varsity Track Coach; U. of Wis. Whitewater, B.S. MISS MARIE RAHN Algebra; Biology; U. of Wis Oshkosh, B.S. MR. R. L. HANEY Social Science; Federal Gov ; World Prob, History Club; U. of S Dak.. B S MR. WALTER SPRECHER Social Science; Chemistry; Physics; U. of Wis. Platteville, BS. MRS. RUTH KAISER Librarian; Student Librarian Advisor; U. of Wis., River Falls. B.S MRS. NANCY CARR English; Forensics; Musical Director; Sr. Advisor; MacMur- ry College, B A. MRS. EVELYN V. GOKE English; Speech; Journalism; Forensics; One-Act Plays; Musical Ass't.; Portage Daily Register Correspondent Ad- visor; Thespians; U. of Wis., Platteville, B.S. MR. G. L BASS English; U. of Wis. White- water, B.S. MRS. KATHY CASEY Spanish; U. of Wis. White- water, B.S. 7 MS. MARGARET WALDINGER U.S. History; French; Cheer- leading and Pom Pon Advisor; Jr Advisor; U. of Wis., White- water, B.S. MR. MIKE MULROONEY Math; Boys and Girls Cross Country Coach; Boys Track Coach; Fr. Advisor; U. of Wis, La Crosse, B.S. MR. JAMES RUSCH Band; Chorus; St Norbert Col- lege, B.S. MR. RONALD L KNUTSON Agriculture - Agribusiness; Wrestling Head Coach; F.F.A. Advisor; U. of Wis., River Falls. B.S. MR. WILLIAM HEBL Driver Education; Baseball Coach; U. of Wis., Whitewater, B.S. MR. ROBERT BOSTAD Phy Ed. Athletic Director; Varsity Club; Football Coach; U. of Wis., Stevens Point, L S.; U. of Wis, La Crosse, B.S. MS. JULIE McGRAW Phy. Ed; Volleyball Coach. Girls Basketball Coach; Fr. Advisor; Varsity Club; Iowa Wesleyan College, B A. MR. HOWARD DRAHEIM Industrial Arts; U. of Wis, Stout, B.S. MR. TOM HAFERMAN Building Trades, Asst. Wrest- ling Coach; U. of Wis., Stout, B.S. and M.S. MR. MARK HOWERY Industrial Arts; J.V. Volleyball; J V. Girls Basketball; Golf; U. of Wis., Platteville, B.S. 8 MRS. JUNE M. LENZ Business Education; Annual and Newspaper Advisor; U. of Wis., Whitewater, B S.; U. of Wis., Madison, M.S. MRS. IDA M. PRICE Business Education; Taylor U., Upland, Indiana, B. S. MRS. MARLENE NELSON Secondary Work Study, EM. R.; Luther College, Decorah, Iowa, B.A MRS. MARY HORTON Guidance and Counseling; Wayne State University, B A and M A. MRS. MARY ELLEN LEE Learning Disabilities; U. of Wis., La Crosse, B.S. and M.S. MRS. MABEL MAIER Home Economics; U. of Wis, Madison. B.S. and M S. MR. KEN YOURA Art; Homecoming Chairman, U. of Wis., Stevens Point, B.S. SECRETARIES—Mrs. Krueger, Mrs. Hollander, Mrs. Buzzell. COOKS—Sealed: Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Bradley, Mrs. Lueptow, Mrs. Lytle Standing. Mrs. Cahoon, Mrs. Swanson, Mrs. Barden, Mrs. Gleiter. CUSTODIANS—Mr. Oosterhof, Mr Rowin, Mr Welk, M. Haynes, Mrs. Briggs, Mr. Patchin, Mr. Sommers. 10 STUDENT COUNCIL—1st Row: D. Swan- son. Secy, D Kearns, T Abell 2nd Row. L. Marcellino, S Bernander, Pres. 3rd Row C. Bostad, C Hodgson, S. Jacobson. 4th Row: R Marcellino. K. Neef. J. Hammond, M. Bortz, V. Pres; D Schmitt, B Cook. NHS—1st Row: J. Giese, J. Rohde, Vice Pres . 2nd Row: A Dawson. T. Fischer. Pres.; K. Wolff. 3rd Row: S Malisch, J. Felton, B Baldowin 4th Row: J. Bloch- witz, A. Bregi, L. Welk. 5th Row: T. Steinich, V. Bailey. P Gillingham, S. Gerbitz. 6th Row. R. Smith, Sec'y-Treas.; N. Zunker. 12 LIBRARIANS—Bottom Row: M Enger, T. Dalton, V Bradley 2nd Row. R. Gawel. D Haberkorn A_Daw- son, V Bailey, M Frank, S Zuhlke, L, Wruck, S Jacobson 3rd Row B Allen. C. Cross, B Keith, N. Pulver. D Ricks, R Meincke, J Williams, D Harmon, L Hamilton. T Grossman, B Burns. J. Hamilton. G Guenther Mrs. Kaiser, Advisor. 4th Row: A Bregi, T. Smith, T. Steinich, P. Gillingham. SENIOR LIBRARIANS—Bottom Row: Mrs Kaiser, M Baek, G Harruff, T Hughes, M Bortz, D. Kearns. T. Harris. 2nd Row S Kuhl. M Fischer. T. Grogan, M McCarthy, D Swanson, M Babcock, S Horsman. T Cornford. Top Row J. Blochwitz, L. Downey. J. Curtis, D Trahan. M. Babcock, D Houk, J Rohde. H Bortz, J. Wisniewski. NEWSPAPER EDITOR—Karen Wolff. NEWSPAPER STAFF—Seated: D. Trahan. B Vrbsky, I Navarro. B Baldowin, S. Malisch, G. Landsverk 2nd Row: V Bailey. T Steinich, B. Hare. D. Houk, D Schmitt. 3rd Row: L Welk, N Zunker, I Blochwitz, I Curtis. B Keith. L. Navarro. M Frank. M Herold. Absent: D. Harmon. P. Haynes, J. LaMarche, L. Mar- cellino, J Peterson. J. Williams. ANNUAL STAFF—Bottom Row: D Trahan, B Vrbsky. C Waldrop, D Swanson, M Babcock S_ Stein, I Curtis 2nd Row: J. Rohde. I Peterson. M McCarthy, N Cook. M Babcock 3rd Row: S Kuhl, N Zunker, R Smith. M. Fischer, G Landsverk. S. Malisch, K Wolff. 15 ANNUAL EDITORS—loan Rohde. Susan Malisch. THESPIAN OFFICERS—Seated: J. Curtis, V. Pres, Standing: J. Blochwitz, Treas.; S Bernander, Pres.; N. Zunker, Sec'y- THESPIANS—Bottom Row: T. Cornford. 2nd Row. Trahan, J. LaMarche, T. Fischer, 3rd Row; Mrs. Zuhlke, N. Zunker, M. Frank, J. Rohde. 4th Row: K Williams. J. Peterson. P. Haynes. T. Steinich, A Bregi, D. Goke, Advisor; J. Blochwitz, J. Curtis. V. Bailey, S. Wolff, D. Houk, P Pulver, S. Bernander. R. Marsh, J 16 FORENSICS—Bottom Row: D. Haberkorn, C. Hodgson, M. Jerred, T Brodeur. 2nd Row: L. Satina, L. Hamilton, W. Neef, B Hinds, M Pufahl, L. Flower, B Hare, D Houk, C. Bostad. 3rd Row R Bradley, P. Tupper, S. Smith, B Cook, B Hughes, B. Cook, C. Patchin, D. Stowell, L' Miles, J. Balzer, D. Waldrop. 4th Row: I LaMarche, J. Hamilton, S. Jacobson, T. Abell, S. Barden, J. Steiner, D. Katze Standing: R Marsh, J. Williams, B. Baldowin, P. Pulver, R Wentz, P. Hanson, S. Gleiter, K Steele. C. Cole, V. Bailey, A. Bregi, T. Steinich, A Dawson, S. Zuhlke, L. Marcellino, M. Frank, Advisor Mrs. Evelyn Goke. Not Pictured: Ad- visor Mrs. Nancy Carr. SENIORS IN FORENSICS—Bottom Row: J. Peterson, L Welk, J LaMarche, N. Zunker, J. Rohde. 2nd Row J. Blochwitz, J Curtis, D. Von Behren, S. Bernander. M Milton, J. McIntyre, S. McElroy. 3rd Row. K Wolff, T Harris, T. Fischer, T. Cornford, T. Hughes, D. Houk, I. Dalton. Not Pictured: S. Malisch. 17 PHOTOGRAPHER—G. Landsverk. PROGRAM ARTIST—D. Harmon. 9n , rE1CmUV t R e nR MeinCce'. ]. l h(!?s. S. Bernander. K Steele, C. Cole, M. Bortz, J. Hammond 2nd Row N Zunker. A Bregi T Steimch. J. Hawley, M. Milton, G. Harruff. 3rd Row: Ms. Waldinger, Advis- or. J LaMarche M Eggleston A. Milton S. Thompson.C Gavinski, J Hamilton, A Dawson 4th Row P Haynes R Smith, K. Wolff, J. Curtis. B Hare, B. Gavinski, K Gavinski. 5th Row: S. Jacobson, D Ricks N Pulver, A. Eggleston, P. Pulver. Not Pictured: D. Swanson, J. Blochwitz. FFA—1st Row: R. Gawel, M. Tolley, C. Cutsforth, L. Fischer, D. Dibell, T Fischer. 2nd Row: S. Mc- Elroy, S. Zuhlke. M Malisch, M. Jerred, T. Hamilton, M Barden, J. Lang, R. Miller. 3rd Row: E. Baumgart- ner, I. Landsverk, D. Haberkorn, R. Herold, D. Houk, B Trahan, B. Kearns. F.F.A. On November 2, the annual Hay and Grain show was held. The over-all champion was Linda Landsverk. The runner-up was fresh- man Jim Landsverk; Jim also was top freshman in exhibiting. Mark Barden won five championship rib- bons and two trophies. No one has ever won more than three at one show; he also added to the ribbons and trophies, the top Crop Judging honors and set a new record by placing three classes correctly and missing only one. For the first time trophies were presented to the top exhibitor in each school grade, they were: Jim Landsverk for the Freshman; Mark Barden, Sophomore; Mike Malisch, Juniors; and for the Seniors it was Steve McElroy. Grand champion ribbons in the show were as follows: Hay, Mark Landsverk, Steve Mc- Elroy; Top Corn Yield, Tom Heaps; Apples, Doug DiBell; Ear Corn, Mark Barden; Shelled Corn, Mark Barden, Ed Baumgartner; Oats, Mark Barden; Potatoes, Jon Kreger; Vegeta- bles, Jim Landsverk. Tim Hamilton and Ed Baumgartner attended the National FFA Convention held at Kansas City, Missouri, November 7-11. They attended a lot of meetings and did some sight-seeing. Ed also had the privilege of shaking the Presi- dent's hand during one of the meetings. The National FFA band and chorus, Sun- shine Express, Comedian Jerry Clower and singer Debby Boone provided the entertain- ment. FF A. OFFICERS—Seated: S. McElroy, V. Pres.; T. Fischer, Pres., S. Zuhlke, Secy.; M Tolley, Treas. Standing: M Malisch, Sentinel; L. Fischer, Reporter; M Barden, Alt Officer. Ron Knutson. Chapter Advisor. 19 HAPTE� HISTORY CLUB—Bottom Row: J. McIntyre. Pres.; J. Curtis. V Pres ; N. Zunker, Sec'y. T. Steinich, Treas.; Mr. Haney. Advisor 2nd Row: T. Harris. K Steele. R. Marsh. B Kent. K. Wolff. I Peterson. VARSITY CLUB—Bottom Row: R. Meincke, K. Neef, R Polnow, T. Abell, C. Cole, K. Enquist, P. Pulver. D Stack. M. Malisch, J. Von Behren 2nd Row: P. Hanson, M. Baek J. Baldowin S. Cross M. Babcock. M Becker S Cross. P. Gillingham, S Gleiter, J Hamilton. J. Geise. 3rd Row: K Walker. B Allen. M. Bab- cock D Von Behren. G. Guenther. A Milion, M. Eggleston. D. Koskelin, J. Potenberg. C Catenacci. D. Katze 4th Row L Navarro, B Baldowin, L. Marcell ino. K. Hughes. I Williams, L Welk, J. Curtis, S. Malisch, T. Fischer. J. Rohde 5th Row A Bregi. J. Felton. S. Gerbitz. S. Cross B. Keith T. Bortz. T Corn- ford I Taylor. 5th Row: J. Wisniewski, J Skinner. K. Steele. M Stack, L. Fischer. G Satina S. McElroy. R Marsh 6th Row: C. Eberle. T. Hughes. S. Bernander. G. Harruff. M Bortz. M. Milton M. Barden D. Schmitt, T. Smith. 6th Row: D. Barden, D. Pomplun, W Guenther, J. Hammond. M Enger, R Bortz, D. John- son. 7th Row: S. Smith, R. Knutson. R. Van Swol. B. Bradley. 21 RED CARNATIONS—Mrs. Goke, Director; D. Houk, J. Rohde, M Jerred, Mrs. Carr, Director. w T ? AND A LADY—Front Row. J. Dalton, J. Blochwitz, T. Brodeur. 2nd Row: Mrs. Goice, Director; T. Cornford, J. LaMarche, Mrs. Carr, Director. P. Haynes, 22 THE DANCERS—Seated: T. Cornford, C Patchin. S Kuhl, J. Dalton Standing: Mrs Goke, Director; V. Bailey, B. Vrbsky, D. Trahan, J. Peterson. S. Zuhlke, N Zunker, Mrs. Carr, Director. ONE ACT PLAYS The PHS Drama Department presented the annual One Act Play Contest on October 17, 1978. An assembly was held during the day for the students at which the plays were per- formed; also, an evening performance was given at the Wyocena Little Theatre. The plays which participated in the competi- tion included: The Dancer, which was a humorous saga of teenage life; Two Crooks and a Lady, which was a story of an elderly invalid who cunningly tricks two crooks out of stealing her jewels; and Red Carnations, where a boy, a girl, and a man engage in a very amusing trialogue near a park bench. The directors for the plays were Mrs. Nancy Carr and Mrs. Evelyn Goke. Red Carnations received first place at the local competition, and advanced to Conference competition at Poynette. They also advanced to further competition at Waunakee where they received a B rating for their efforts. 23 ANNIE GET YOUR GUN (1978 Spring Musical)—Bottom Row: P. Pulver. B. Baldowin. S. Balzer, T. Sod- erholm D Houk M. Bush M Milton, D. Ricks, T. Abell. A Eggleston, J Hawley, V. Turner. M Becker B Burns, T. Steimch, R. Telvick. 2nd Row: D. Stowell. V. Bailey, J. Cummings. N. Pulver, M Tradewell T Cross, M Eggleston. B Plath D. Jackson 3rd Row: S. Zuhlke, L Welk. V Pease. C. Hawley, J. LaMarche! C Louzard, J. Young K. Bradley, J. Rohde, R. Gray, S Bernander. M Hughes. J. Steiner, J Hamilton. A. Bregi, S. Cross, A. Milton V. Skinner. 4th Row. N. Zunker, J. Peterson, K Gavinski. S Kuhl, C. Gavinski R Smith, J. Blochwitz, J. Curtis, R. Lawrence, S. Jacobson. R Cross, C. Neef, R. Marsh. T Fischer. T. Shan- w°n' , Ar?ei B-,Kent‘ P Kamrath, L. Fischer, D.Schmitt, T. Bortz, P. Larson, B Austin, T Pulver S Meincke, D. Pomplun. 24 BAND—Bottom Row: N. Zunker, C Catenae D Katzke T St.inich. K Wolff. P Pulver. B. Keith, L MochwH S Mal sch R ‘ ompso C. cLK L. Flower. S. Thompson, R. Miller, M Eggleston 2nd Row: J Bessac V. Chapman S. Dann B_ Hare. D. Hot . M PufahL B. WeU 3rd Row; RA S'fflkAR WaHter! ' r erred[ M. BaS n.'s. C n ngh'am, M KS R h. M. £« LinfS: I Horsman, K SS £ ' ' BAND The band had a very exciting and active year. They started the year by marching at all home football games; they were a pleasing aspect to halftime entertainment. Then they had the honor to go to Stevens Point Home- coming October 14, to march and support Mr. Bostad when he was installed into the Stevens Point Football Hall of Fame. Several members of the band participated in the All-Conference Band, held at Cambria on November 4. They did an excellent job. The Winter Concert was held December 12. Everyone there enjoyed the performance as the band and some chorus members put on their hats and scarfs and were able to get the audience to join them in singing Christmas carols. Many of the band members participated in the Solo-Ensemble Contests which were held March 3 at Westfield. The Spring Concert Festival was held May 12 at Poynette, and the Spring Concert was in May. They held a Pop Concert at the end of April. Once again some of the band members (as well as Chorus) took another trip to Chicago; they saw the Broadway play “The King and L A trip was scheduled for the band to go to “Great America'' in Gurnee, Illinois; to spend the day marching and performing while there. The pep band played at all honpe basketball and football games and did a superb job. The band finished the year by playing at the graduation ceremonies of the class of 1979. to Cn ALL-CONFERENCE BAND—1st Row: D. Von Behren. 2nd Row: T. Fischer, S Malisch. J Rohde, S. Bernander. 3rd Row: L. Welk J Skinner, K Wolfl. 4th Row: J. Blochwitz,' JL Zunker. 5th Row: C. Catenacci. COLOR GUARD—1st Row: R. Zarn 2nd Row: S Malisch, P. Pulver, R. Telvick. 3rd Row P Haynes, J. Rohde, B. Baldowin, B. Keith. L. Marcellino, 26 DOUBLE TRIO—Front Row: J. Blochwitz, J. Rohde. N. Zunker. Back Row: L. Welk, R Smith, S. Kuhl. PEP BAND—1st Row: S. Bernander. J. Blochwitz, T. Terry. S. Horsman, M Milton, K. Steele R Meincke K Neef. C Bostad, C. Patchin. 2nd Row: S. Malisch B. Baldowin, G. Landsverk T Fischer. I Williams. P Haynes. R. Smith, D. Stowell. L. Fischer S. Dann. 3rd Row M. Eggleston, S. Thompson. L. Flower, R. Price, K. Chapman, V. Thompson, M Pufahl B Hinds. 4th Row: C. Gavinski, T. Steinich, D. Katze, K Wolff, D. Jackson, B Hare 5th Row K Gavinski. A. Wilkins. D. Houk. A. Milton, L. Lueptow. L. Gnepentrog, M Becker. M Jerred. 6th Row: M. Frank, B. Gavinski. A Dawson, L. Elle, S Cunningham. M Barden, D. Parks. 7th Row: L. Marcellino, R. Zarn, L. Satina. B. Cook, J Hamilton, D. Waldrop 27 CHORUS—Bottom Row. M. Pufahl, D. Stowell, C Jones, V. Bradley, W. Neef, W Kent, R Bradley, M. Eggleston, M. Becker, R. Zarn. 2nd Row: B Hare, P. Pulver, P. Haynes, N Pulver, S. Zuhlke, M Frank, L Griepentrog, C. Catenacci, Chorus Intern, P. Penrose. 3rd Row: P. Larson, B Austin, D. Jackson, B. Plath, A Milton, D. Ricks, D. Wiersma, B. Fischer. 4th Row: J. Rohde, A Wilkins, K. Gavinski, V. Bailey, C. Gavin- ski, K.'Wolff, N. Zunker, L. Welk, A. Dawson. 5th Row: S. Malisch, J. Blochwitz, J. Curtis, R Smith, M Fischer, S Kuhl„ D. Katze, T. Steinich, J. Peterson. 6th Row: R. Okan, L. Fischer, R. Price. J Wright, D. Hinds, J. Skinner, T. Fischer. 7th Row: M. Herold, R. Marsh, J. Williams, M. Milton, S. Bernander, S Horsman, J. Wisniewski, K. Steele. CHORUS The 1978-1979 P.H.S. Chorus had a very exciting and successful season. The Winter Concert, held on December 12, was one of the exceptionally well-performed concerts given at Pardeeville. The Senior Double Trio performed at the concert and did a great job. They continued later that spring to be awarded first place in class A competition at the state Solo-Ensemble competition at Whitewater. All-Conference chorus was held January 27, at Rio. Considering that it was a combination of all the Conference choirs, it turned out to be quite a success. Some of the students participated in the Solo-Ensemble Contest held at Westfield on March 3. The Spring Concert Festival was held at Poynette, May 12. A Pop Concert was held at the end of April, followed by the Spring Concert which was given in May. The Chorus ended the year by singing at the commencement ceremonies. The chorus had two student interns from the University of Wisconsin, Madison. Miss Pen- rose was here for the first semester and Miss Mansheim was here for second semester. The choir would like to thank them both for the time, effort and patience they showed toward the students, and they wish them luck with their future plans. 28 INTERNS—Patricia Penrose, Dorothy Mansheim. spon ts VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM—Bottom Row: T. Heaps, Mgr.; D. Houk, S Hodgson, D. Haberkorn, D. Parks, I Healy T Harris, D Schmitt, M Baek, B Kent, M Barden, K Kaiser 2nd Row T Fischer. B. Bradley, M Barden S McElroy, J. McIntyre, R Walker, M Milton, C. Eberle, L. Fischer, R Marsh Y Smith. R Memcke, T Meyer, Mgr 3rd Row Ass t. Coach William Soderman, Ass't Coach Barry Pufahl. T Enger R Healy, W Ricks I Taylor S Bernander, K Neef, K Steele, M Enger, T Hughes, S. Smith, Mgr.; T Karth Coache3 Aide;'Head Coach Bostad. 4th Row Ass t. Coach Mr Schmies, M Manthey, R Knutson, T Baldowin, G. Harrulf. M Bortz, W Guenther, R. Bortz, G Satina, T. Pease. VARSITY FOOTBALL The Pardeeville varsity football team started the season out very respectfully by beating non-conference Lomira 19-0. An interested fan may have said with the kind of determination and strategy the team showed they were going to have a fantastic year, which they definitely did. The Bulldogs played very im- pressively throughout the season and wound up with a 7-2 record over all, and a 6-2 con- ference record which was good enough to tie for third place in conference with Poynette. Throughout the course of the year the Bull- dogs had only two losses. Those losses weren't by very large amounts, the score against Poy- nette was 7-18; the next loss was towards the end of the season against Westfield 6-14. The Bulldogs didn't let these losses get them down for long as they finished the season by winning the last three games. They lost a close one with Montello and then soundly de- feated Green Lake and Rio by considerable margins. When the All-Conference selections were announced, one Bulldog was honored. Senior Mark Bortz, for his second year received the award for offensive tackle; he also headed the all-star defensive squad as interior line- man and also received All-State honors. The All-Conference Honorable mention Pardeeville football players were Geoff Satina, Tony Baldowin, Todd Fischer and Tim Harris on de- fense; and Russ Bortz, Todd Fischer, Tony Baldowin on the offensive team. Lomira 1978 Football Scores We 19 They 0 Poynette 7 18 Fall River 59 0 Princeton 15 7 Cambria 42 0 Westfield 6 14 Montello 14 6 Green Lake 33 6 Rio 27 0 Mark Bortz, Tackle Mitch Milton Todd Fischer Greg Harrulf All-Conf. Center Running Back End All-State Russ Bortz Tackle Mike Baek Running Back Scott Bernander Tackle Tony Baldowin Running Back Steve McElroy Running Back Chad Roundy Geoff Satina Tim Harris John McIntyre Tom Hughes Guard Guard End Running Back Guard 32 JV FOOTBALL TEAM—Bottom Row: Coach Schmies, B. Kent, K. Steele. W. Ricks. J. Healy W Guenther, J. Clemmons. 2nd Row: R. Meincke, T. Smith, M. Manthey. R. Marsh, C Eberle. S Hodgson, B Bradley. 3rd Row: T. Pease, J. Taylor, D. Haberkorn R. Walker, M. Barden, D Parks, K. Kaiser. 4th Row: T. Enger, R. Knutson. K. Neet, D. Houk, L. Fischer, R. Healy. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM—Bottom Row: C. Sims. G. Howe, B. Cook, S. Swiggum, K Weihert. 2nd Row: C. Downey, C. Curtis. R Hughes C. Hodgson D. Waldrop, C. Bostad. 3rd Row. S. Saviano, J. Anderson, D. DiBell, R. Lang, B. Trahan, K. Stebbins, J Wright, Coach William Soderman. HOMECOMING COURT—Sophomores: Bryan Bradley, Sherry Cross; Seniors: Scott Bernander, Julie Howe; King Tony Baldowin, Queen Stacey Cross; Juniors: Mark Barden, Sheri Gerbitz Freshmen Clark Hodgson, Lori Hamilton. HOMECOMING 1978 Homecoming week was very exciting with a week full of competitive and fun activities. The classes competed against each other in games such as the monkey-dunk, canoe race and skits. Each class received points for dress- up days, too. Monday was T-shirt day; Tues- day, hat and bibs day; Wednesday, dress-up day; Thursday, toga day, and Friday, blue and gold day. After the points were totaled, the luniors received first place; the Seniors second; Sophomores third; and the Freshman fourth. Friday night everyone pulled together and started working as a school, rather than as a class. It was the night of the big game against the Rio Vikings. It was a victorious win with the Bulldogs beating the Vikings 27-0. The traditional Homecoming dance was the final activity of Homecoming week. The gym was decorated in fall colors of brown, orange, and yellow with the theme The Way I Feel Tonight.” The music was provided by “Rock- A-Way, it was a pleasant atmosphere for the crowning of the Queen, Stacey Cross, by King, Tony Baldowin. The entire week was considered very much a success and made Homecoming 1978 a memorable one. 34 4Z4U VARSITY BASKETBALL—Head Coach Mr. Bruce Hammond, D Schmitt, I Hammond, M. Enger, R. Bortz, W Guenther, M. Bortz, S. Smith, G. Satina, G. Harrufl, R. Knutson, J. Healy, C. Eberle, Asst. Coach Mr. William Soderman. UNDEFEATED V U A L COUNTY CHAMPIONS BOYS BASKETBALL Offensive rebounding was the key to many of the victories as the Bulldogs completely dominated the boards in most of their games. Joel Hammond used his skills in the form of assists by feeding the ball into Mark Bortz, Satina, and Guenther. Russ Bortz stayed out on the point and used his play-making talents to run the Bulldogs in many games. Mark Bortz, Joel Hammond, Geoff Satina, and Wally Guenther led the scoring tor the Bulldogs. Sixth man, Greg Harruff and the reserves also contributed greatly to the Bulldog's winning efforts. Defense played a big part in the successful season, as the Bulldogs were able to get a lot of steals and convert them to fast breaks. The Big Blue Machine posted an 18 and 0 record for the 1978-79 season in league play to become Dual County Champions. The highly-ranked Bulldogs had an impres- sive 47 straight victories in dual-county con- ference action as they completed their second undefeated season. Deforest Rio Westfield Montello Poynette Lodi Green Lake Princeton Randolph Cambria Rio Westfield Montello Poynette Green Lake Fall River Randolph Cambria We They 70 56 64 32 42 38 68 51 62 51 71 42 65 51 91 29 58 43 68 61 74 49 54 48 60 36 69 57 63 42 82 36 75 58 72 43 In tournament action, the Bulldogs defeated Princeton 82-52, Cambria 66-37, Montello 29- 24, and Randolph 53-51 to become REGIONAL CHAMPIONS; at the Westbend Sectional Pardee- vilie lost to Kohler 58-64 in the 1st game. SENIORS IN BOYS BASKETBALL—M. Bortz, R. Bortz, G. Satina, G. Harruff. 37 r BA.?K� JBrLL Mv B?bc?Ck' 9 Eberle' 5 H?b®rkorn. D Schmitt. 2nd Row: M Chapman, J. Eberle, S Smith0 h M Enger M Barden. 3rd Row: Coach Soderman, S. Hodgson, J. Healy, R Knutson, T. Pease. RowFRRSTrMhE i B S ETBALIC-B?ttom Rowj. R- Mesick, C. Sims, T. Simonson, G. Howe, C. Hodgson 2nd CuMis,BKTWeihert C ad. D Wa drop. Curl'S' B C k 3'd R° Coach Babcock, S. Saviano? Mgr, 38 CHEERLEADERS 1978-1979 cheerleading season started out with the summer cheerleading camp at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point, which was attended by: Sherry Cross, Sherri Jacob- son, Susan Kuhl, Patty Pulver, and Mary Eg- gleston; they received all excellent awards while there. The season continued in the fall with the buying of new football sweaters in addition to the basketball uniforms they purchased last Spring Pam Hanson joined the Basketball squad in December. The wrestling cheerleaders had try-outs in late October, adding five members to the squad, in addition to the captain, Susan Malisch. All cheerleading squads enjoyed a sports filled year. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS—Bottom Row: W. Neef, I. Rohde, M. Eggleston. 2nd Row: S. Cross, L. Satina, R. Bradley. 3rd Row: P. Pulver, S. Jacobson, S. Cross 4th Row: S. Gerbitz, L. Welk, S. Kuhl _ .VARSITY CHEERLEADERS—Bottom Row: L Welle, P. Hanson. Top; P. Pulver, J. Rohde o. vjrGroitz, S. Cross. 40 POM PON GIRLS—D. Swanson, A Eggleston, D. Ricks, S Swanson, J. Curtis, S. Thompson, C Gavinski, B Gavinski, P. Tupper, T. Steinich, B. Hare, J. Hawley. POM PON GIRLS During 78-79, there were twelve Pom Pon girls, every class was represented — two seniors, two juniors, five sophomores, and three freshmen. The co-captains were Deb Swanson and Jackie Curtis. During the summer, eight girls attended camp at Phelps, Wisconsin; they learned sev- eral new routines, most with disco sound. The Pom Pon girls performed at all home football and basketball games; they also per- formed at several pep rallies. All football routines were performed with the band under the direction of Mr. Rusch. During basketball season and at pep rallies routines were done to numbers by the band and popular hit rec- ords. One of the highlights was marching with the band in the Stevens Point Homecoming pa- rade, when Coach Bostad was inducted into the Stevens Point Hall of Fame. The Pom Pon girls are under the direction of Miss Waldinger. 41 JV CHEERLEADERS—1st Row: R. Bradley, M. Eggleston. 2nd Row: W. Neef, S. Cross. 3rd Row' L Satina, S. Jacobson. 42 WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS—J. Hamilton, R Telvick. C. Burns. S. Malisch, D. Stowell, M. Pufahl. 1978 BASEBALL TEAM—Bottom Row: D Johnson, R Bortz. M Babcock, B Bradley, R. Knutson, J. Eberle, G Kamrath. 2nd Row: Coach Bill Hebl, J. Taylor, S. Smith, C. Eberle, D, Houk, S. Hodgson, T. Pease, B. Kent. 7.8 Seniors not pictured. 1978 BASEBALL The Pardeeville baseball squad of 1977-1978 finished with a 6-3 mark in conference and 9-7 record overall. The new records that were set in 77-78 were by Scott Merwin, and Steve Jacobson. Scott Merwin, senior, pitched 22 career games and 139% innings. Scott produced 194 strike outs in his career to knock the 131 old record held by Bob Harris. Scott held for the Bulldogs thirteen wins in his career and in one single game struck out 18 opponents. Steve Jacob- son, senior, in his total career had thiry-four stolen bases and has walked 22 times. Plus his RBI's this season were 15, one more than the record of Ralph Turner's! In an individual game, Donn Johnson scored 4 runs to tie the record shown from past years, when Russ Bortz took the category of 4 hits in one game. The Senior Players were: Tim Bortz, Randy Cross, Tim Cross, Jack Hansen, Steve Jacob- son, and Scott Merwin. After the Bulldogs finished the Dual County Conference play they started play in the Par- deeville Sub-Regional while they won the ifrsi game over Montello 12-3; Pardeeville was out- scored by Princeton 8-4 in the sub-regional championship game. All Conference Bulldogs were 1978 Seniors: Randy Cross, 3rd base; Steve Jacobson, utility infielding. We They Stoughton 1 2 ‘Portage 1 4 Fall River 17 2 ‘Mauston 8 5 Poynette 2 7 Montello 3 4 Cambria 5 1 Princeton 12 2 Randolph 10 6 Rio 13 11 Westfield 0 3 Green Lake 15 4 ‘Wisconsin Dells 1 9 ‘Portage 1 0 Sub-Regional Toumament—Pardeeville Montello 12 3 Princeton 4 8 Dual County Conference Overall record was 9-7. record was 6-3. non Conference BASEBALL SENIORS— R. Bortz, D. Johnson. 43 WRESTLING—1st Row: S. Lueptow, Mgr ; D. Barden, B. Bradley, T. Cornford, T. Hughes, T, Baldowin. J. Taylor, J. Wisniewski, D. Haferman, Mgr, 2nd Row: Coach Knutson, B. Hughes, J. Gray, L. Lawrence, S. Swiggum, D. Pomplun, R. Van Swol, T. Brodeur, Coach Haferman. WRESTLING On Feb. 3, the Pardeeville Varsity Wrestling team traveled to Green Lake for the Confer- ence Tournament. The following wrestlers placed in the following weight classes. Tom Hughes, 155, took first; Tony Baldowin, 167, second; and Bill Hughes, 98, placed third Brian Bradley was out of competition for the rest of the day due to a nose injury earlier that morning. During the season there were quite a few records broken by the wrestlers, breaking rec- ords dating back to 1968 and 1969 which were the first years of wrestling at Pardeeville. The following people have broken records in the following categories: Most Team Points in one season was Tony Baldowin with 119 points. Most Takedowns in career, Tony Baldowin, 71 points. Most Career Escapes, Tom Hughes, 33 points. Bill Hughes' freshman varsity records were in Team Points, Takedowns, Reversals, Near Falls, Pins and most Matches. No freshman has ever won more than nine wrestling matches in one season. Jim Wisniewski during a J.V. match pinned his guy in 11 seconds. The team also set a new record for most takedowns in a season with 120 of them. Overall the team had a very good year and proved to be tough opponents against other schools. 45 SENIORS IN WRESTLING—T. Baldowin, T. Hughes, T. Cornford, L. Lawrence, J. Wisniewski. GIRLS CURLING—1st Row: B Hinds, V. Thompson, L. Flower, J. La- Marche. T. Merwin, R. Polnow. 2nd Row: Advisor, Mrs. Westcott; S. Coons, A. Bregi, K. Gavinski, I. Blochwitz, T. Abell. CURLING A record of 35 students tried out for the curling teams. They started their season with four mixed curling teams and later split into boys and girls varsity and junior varsity teams. The girls started their season by losing to Poynette, the next match was against Portage and gave the varsity a victory while the J.V. lost. They played Lodi next, the team's re- versed themselves and the J.V. won while the varsity lost. However, both teams failed to win when they played against Poynette again. The varsity found themselves beating Portage and all lost again to Lodi. The boys also lost their first match to Poy- nette, second to Portage, and third to Lodi. They made a comeback though by beating Poynette in their next play off. The boys un- fortunately lost their last two matches against Portage and Lodi. Neither the boys or the girls made the trip to Wausau, as it was called off due to the weather. BOYS CURLING— 1st Row: M. Manthey, T. Smith, K. Neef, J. Williams, SENIORS IN CURLING — Front C. Patchin, T. Grossman. 2nd Row: Advisor Mr. Pulahl, S. Bernander, K. Row: J. LaMarche, J. Blochwitz. Steele, R. Meincke, M. Milton, R. Price, R. Okan. Back Row: M. Milton, S Bernander. 46 GOLF—Bottom Row: A. Eggleston. P. Pulver, S Cross, I Hawley 2nd Row: R Turner, T Smith. J. Williams, J Hammond, R Meincke, Coach Kerkenbush. 3rd Row P Abell, W Ricks, M Manthey, G. Satina, S. Horsman. GOLF The 1978 golf team came back with five re- turning lettermen: Pete Abell, Steve Mulryan, Ron Turner, Rich Meincke, and Tim Smith. It also was the first year that Pardeeville had girl golfers: Sherry Cross, Patty Pulver, Ann Eggleston, and Joanne Hawley. The rest of the team members were: Geoff Satina, Steve Hors- men, Jeff Williams, Joel Hammond, Mike Man- they and Wayne Ricks. They ended the sea- son 2nd in Conference and 4 th in Regionals. Steve Mulryan received All Conference Honors. SENIORS IN 78 GOLF—R. Turner, G. Satina, S. Horsman. 47 BOYS CROSS COUNTRY TEAM—Bottom Row: N. Cook, D. Stack, T. Curtis, J. Williams, M. Stack 2nd Row: J. Wisniewski, M. Tupper, J. Von Behren, Coach Mulrooney. CROSS COUNTRY The boys Cross Country team had a fine record. They had a 5-2 in Conference Dual Meets. They beat Rio (twice), Poynette, West- field, and Randolph, and lost only to Princeton and Montello. They were in 4 th place at the Conference meet; 3rd place at the Lake Mills Invitational; and also 3rd place at the Portage Invitational; 2nd place in the Class C Regional Meet, and 6th place in the Class C Sectional Meet. It's the second year in a row they qual- ified for the Sectional Meet. The team consist ed of: senior—Jim Wisniewski (capt ); juniors —Joe Von Behren, Desi Stack, Jeff Williams; sophomores—Mark Tupper, Mike Stack; and Freshmen—Norman Cook and Todd Curtis. 49 CROSS COUNTRY SENIOR—I Wisniewski. 1978 BOYS TRACK—Bottom Row: B Cook, Mgr., D Hepler, M. Stack, D Haberkorn, M Kuhl, D. Schmitt, r Fischer, D. Stack, Mr Steinke, Ass't. Coach. 2nd Row Coach Mulrooney, L Stack, M Tupper D Parks D Kearns, T Hughes, M. Baek, M Malisch, K Steele. 3rd Row: T Cornford, J. Von Behren, R Miller K Neet, S. Bernander, T. Carpenter, K. Hepler. 4th Row: Row: T Branton, T. Shannon, D. Cummings, S Frank M Bortz, G. Harruff. G. Landsverk, W, Guenther, M. Enger. BOY'S TRACK The boys track team had a very good year. They were coached by Mr. Mike Mulrooney. At the Bulldog Invitational the boys placed 1st, and at the Conference meet they placed 2nd. At the Regional meet they placed 4th, and finally at the State Meet they placed 12th. The school records consisted of the 880 Relay with the fine running power of Mike Baek, Rick Marsh, Greg Harruff, and Tom Shannon. They received 1:34.9, 5th place at State. 1st in Con ference and tied the all-time Conference rec- ord. Mark Bortz also added his muscle with a 1st at Conference in shot put and a 2nd in discus. The returning lettermen are Mike Baek, Tony Baldowin, Mark Bortz, Tony Carpenter, Tom Cornford, Todd Fischer, Steve Frank, Tom Hughes, Doug Kearns, Marc Barden, Greg Harruff, Wally Guenther, Mike Malisch, Rick Marsh, Dusty Schmitt, Desi Stack, Joe Von Behren, Dave Haberkorn, Mike Stack. 50 SENIORS IN 78 BOYS TRACK—Bottom Row: S. Frank, T Cornford, T Fischer. M. Baek. 2nd Row: D. Kearns, T Hughes, K. Hepler, T. Carpenter 3rd Row. G Harruff, M Bortz, S. Bernander. SENIORS IN 78 GIRLS TRACK — Bottom Row: J. Howe. S. Cross. J. Navarro. 2nd Row: A Barden, D. Von Behren. D. Koskelin, J. Potenberg. 51 GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY TEAM—G. Guenther, K. Hughes, T. Abell, B. Cook, R. Polnow, Coach Mulrooney. CROSS COUNTRY This was the first year to have a girls Cross Country team. Sophomores—Kara Hughes (capt.), Tracy Abell, Gretchen Guenther, Rachel Polnow, and Freshman—Brenda Cook, all did excellent work. They have a 4-0 record in the Conference, and are Conference Champ- ions in their first year. They beat Rio, Prince-, ton, Poynette, and Westfield. They placed 2nd at the Lake Mills Invitational; 3rd place at Waterloo invitational; and placed 8th at the Fort Atkinson invitational. They placed 3rd in the Class B Regionals and 5th at Class B Sectionals. Kara Hughes in her second year of Cross Country, went to State. She competed in the Class B meet and ran an outstanding race, placing 8th. She is the first Pardeeville Cross Country team member to ever go to State. 53 KARA HUGHES—8th place at STATE. 1978 GIRLS TRACK—Bottom Row. S. Meincke, D. Katzke, B Burns. B Baldowin. D. Kearns. C Cross R oker S. Cross I Reuhl J. Navarro. 2nd Row: B Polnow, C Cole, J. Felton. K Hughes. M Frank A Milton B Allen. L. Marcellino, I. LaMarche. D. Koskelin, D Von Behren. 3rd Row: Coach Babcock I Curtis, Mgr.; J Potenberg, K. Gavinski, C. Gavinski, K. Enquist, C. Crotteau. G. Guenther. L Navarro ' A Barden. S. Jacobson, J Howe, J. Hamilton, Coach McGraw. Absent, K. Pulver. GIRL'S TRACK The 1978 track season started off very well with 33 girls, 26 girls lettered at the end of the season. They lost three Seniors: Becky Pol- now, Sandy Meincke, and Donna Pomplun The girls lost one triangler meet and won the following meets: Bulldog invitational, Confer- ence meet. Regional meet, and Sectional meet. Seven girls went to state, they were: Brenda Allen, Mary Becker, Stacey Cross, Gretchen Guenther, Kara Hughes, Becky Polnow, and loni Reuhl. Pardeeville finished in 11th place. 54 GIRLS VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM—Front: A. Bregi, Mgr. 2nd Row: J. Potenberg, P, Gillingham Mgr; B. Keith, Coach McGraw, D. Von Behren, J. Curtis. Mgr.; D Koskelin. 3rd Row: B Allen, L. Marcel- lino, K. Walker, J. Felton, B. Baldowin, L. Navarro. Top Row: C. Cross, C. Catenacci. GIRL'S VOLLEYBALL With five returning letterwinners, four of whom were starters from the previous year the 1978 volleyball squad looked forward to a promising season. However, inconsistency plagued the team throughout the season and only at tournament time did the squad perform up to their potential. Only 4 seniors were lost to graduation so with a squad of 8 returning letterwinners and the strength of a productive junior varsity squad the out-look for a more promising season in 1979 is anticipated. Senior Deb Koskelin and junior Lani Marcellino were named honorable mention All-Conference. Team We Th We Th We Th Westfield 3-15 13-15 13-15 Fall River 15- 2 10-15 15-11 Green Lake 9-12 13-15 4-15 Cambria 13-15 9-15 12-15 Lodi 10-15 11-15 6-15 Poynette 15-12 15- 3 6-15 Montello 8-15 16-14 16-14 Princeton 15- 6 0-15 4-15 Randolph 9-15 13-15 15-12 Rio 15- 2 15- 9 15-12 Tournaments Fall River 15- 4 15- 4 Rio 15- 8 15-13 Cambria 4-15 9-15 Montello 15- 9 15- 8 Oakfield 11-15 1-15 56 JV VOLLEYBALL TEAM—Bottom Row B. Plath, A Milton, D. Houk, C. Leazenby, V. Thompson. 2nd Row: N. Pulver, T. Merwin, K. Healy, J Cornford, R. Telvick, L Flower. 3rd Row: D. Wilson, B Burns, D Kearns, K. Enquist, S. Dann, Coach Howery. SENIOR GIRLS IN VOLLEYBALL— 1st Row: D. Von Behren. 2nd Row: D. Koskelin, J. Potenberg. Top Row. C. Catenacci. 57 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL—Bottom Row: M. Tolley, D. Koskelin, J. Potenberg, J. Felton, D Von Behren, G. Guenther. 2nd Row: P. Gillingham, Coach McGraw, M. Babcock, S. Gleiter, L. Marcellino, C. Cross, M. Babcock, S. Cross, T. Bortz, J. Curtis. GIRLS BASKETBALL We They Poynette 39 42 Westfield 23 35 Princeton 36 41 Rio 46 28 Fall River 32 42 “Wisconsin Dells 30 46 Randolph 34 31 Cambria 35 33 Green Lake 41 49 “Wayland Academy 49 33 Westfield 36 49 Poynette 35 40 Princeton 39 46 Rio 44 29 Fall River 46 34 Montello 29 47 Cambria 43 44 Green Lake 38 50 “Non Conference. SUB-REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Pardeeville 52 Princeton 37 Pardeeville 34 Cambria 28 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Pardeeville 28 Monte!lo 53 The Bulldogs had a squad of 12 with six seniors. The six returning letterwomen were: Jeaneen Potenberg, Deb Von Behren, Mary Babcock, Deb Koskelin, Marcy Babcock, Stacey Cross. The Girls fought a hard battle, and most of the games were lost by 5 points or less. Height wasn't a great advantage but quickness help- ed. The Bulldogs had a lot of foul trouble and lost most of the games at the free throw line. Many outside shots were made which kept the scores close. Season overall record was six wins and 12 losses; in Conference play the Girls had five wins and 11 losses. 59 GIRLS JV BASKETBALL—Center: Coach Howery, P. Tupper, Mgr. 2nd Row: P. Barden, S. Hanson, S. Cross, N. Pulver, K Enquist, G Guenther, B. Gavinski, S. Jacobson, K. Hughes, J. Hawley, D. Houk. SENIORS IN GIRLS BASKETBALL—M. Babcock, J. Potenberg, M Babcock. D Von Behren, S. Cross, D. Koskelin. 60 INDIVIDUALS FRESHMEN— Dave Andersen Jeff Anderson Joe Baillies Julie Balzer Penny Barden Jeanette Bessac Jane Bortz Chris Bostad Robin Bradley Tom Brodeur Cheryl Bums Gary Bursack Robin Cahoon Brenda Calkins Valorie Chapman Brenda Cook Brian Cook Norman Cook Janet Cross Jean Cross Charles Curtis Todd Curtis Cindy Cutsforth Sherri Dann Denise Deakin Doug DiBell Charles Downey Kimberly Ehlert Lori Flower Bonnie Gavinski Robert Gawel JoDeen Gorsuch Dennis Haberkorn Garrett Hall Lori Hamilton Sally Hanson Beth Hare Ronald Herold Barbara Hinds Clark Hodgson Darlene Houk Greg Howe Bill Hughes Mike Jerred Karen Johnson Peter Katze Brian Kearns Randy Kluth Jim Konzel Ricky Lang Linda Manthey Ronald Mesick Lisa Miles Brad Millard Todd Navarro Wendy Neef Craig Patchin Morris Plath Michele Pufahl Linda Satina Scott Saviano Shelley Schehr Tim Simonson Cameron Sims George Smith Stacy Smith Keith Stebbins Dierdre Stowell Scott Swiggum Vicky Thompson Brian Trahan Pam Tupper Donald Waldrop Karl Weihert Carmen Wentz John Wright Warren Wruck Val Yakish Mike Carpenter No Pictures: Mike Corbett Kevin Krueger Jim Landsverk Tracey Terry 63 FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS—B. Cook, Pres.; B Hare, Treas; C. Bostad, V. Pres.; R. Bradley, Secy SOPHOMORES— Tracy Abell Kay Anacker Donna Anderson Brenda Austin Patricia Avery Mike Babcock Kay Balzer Mark Barden Scott Barden Mary Becker Charlene Bourdeau Bryan Bradley Craig Campbell Kri3 Chapman Susan Coons Jan Corn ford Sherry Cross Sheryl Cunningham Chuck Dalton Jim Eberle Mary Eggleston Tony Enger Leo Fischer Cory Gavinski John Gray Lois Griepentrog Todd Grossman Gretchen Guenther Dan Haberkorn Janel Hamilton Joanne Hawley Kathy Healy Robert Healy Tom Heaps Lora Hill Dan Hinds Dennis Hinkley Dan Houk Kara Hughes Debbie Jackson Sherri Jacobson Cheri Jones Kenny Kaiser Glenn Kamrath Darcy Katzke Mark Kluth Russ Knutson Joe Konzel Rita Krueger Mike Kuhl Jean LaMarche Lloyd Larson Pam Larson Juliann Manthey Traci Merwin Tom Meyer Robert Miller Amy Milton Bryan Navarro Kerry Neef Doug Nickel Randy Okan LeeAndra Oosterhof Robert O'Reilly Dan Parks Terry Pease Barb Plath Rachel Polnow Ralph Price Richard Price Nan Pulver Robert Rahn Dianna Ricks Mike Roberts Tim Skinner Vicki Skinner Holly Smith Scott Smith Mike Stack Janet Steiner Sherrie Swanson Jim Taylor Ronda Telvick Sara Thompson Sabrena Thurston Melani Tradewell Mark Tupper Rick Van Swol Roger Walker Mark Werner Roy White Annette Wilkins Debbie Wilson Sharon Wolff Jan Zacharias Jeff Lang Robert Shields Jean Turner Dave Gallagher No Pictures: Randy Cutsforth Lori Lueptow SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS—M. Becker, V. Pres.; K. Chapman, Sec'y.;K. Neef, Pres., S. Swanson, Treas. 65 JUNIORS— Brenda Allen Deb Anderson Warren Bahr Valerie Bailey Elizabeth Baldowin Gary Balzer Dan Barden Marc Barden Sheri Barden Ed Baumgartner Tammy Bortz Chris Bourdeau Valori Bradley Alice Bregi Connie Burmania Becky Burns Monte Chapman lames Clemmons Cheryl Cole Cathy Cross Vicki Cunningham Tom Dalton Amanda Dawson Greg Deakin Chuck Eberle Ann Eggleston Laura Elle Matt Enger Kathy Enquist Jody Felton Martha Frank Sandy Fredrickson Kelly Gavinski Sheri Gerbitz Jane Giese Peggy Gillingham Shelly Gleiter Walter Guenther Tim Hamilton Joel Hammond Pam Hanson Deanne Harmon Patty Haynes John Healy Shell Hodgson Diane Kearns Barb Keith Bert Kent Tom Killoran Jane Kleist Dave Kohler Jackie LaMarche Gary Landsverk Linda Landsverk Carrie L'eazenby Tim Lueptow Mike Malisch Mike Manthey Lani Marcellino Richard Marsh Richard Meincke Martin Morris LeAnn Navarro Dallas Oosterhof Dave Pomplun Patty Pulver Wayne Ricks Scott Smith Tim Smith Dennis Spear Desi Stack Tammy Steinich Dave Stowell Ruth Vrbsky Karla Walker Roberta Wentz Jeff Williams Leanne Wruck Rosie Zarn Sue Zuhlke Barb Fischer Dusty Schmitt Kent Steele Iris Tolley Joe Von Behren Joe Zick No Pictures: Scott Goetsch Toni Terry Roxanna Weitzel JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS—S. Gerbitz, Treas.; L. Marcellino, Sec'y-; M. Barden, V. Pres.; R Zam, Pres. 67 CLASS OF 1979 PROM COURT—Tony Carpenter. Debbie Swanson-, Geoff Satina, Susan Kuhl, King Mark Bortz, Queen Marilyn McCarthy, Doug Kearns, Stacey Cross, Russell Bortz, Joanie Hansen, Miniature King Benji Crawford, Miniature Queen Keeley Cook. BEST OF MY LOVE Midnight blue and orchid set the atmosphere ior the 1978 Junior Prom. As you walked through the oversized heart, everywhere you looked portrayed the class of seventy-nine's theme Best of My Love ' Everyone anxiously awaited the announcement of this year’s king and queen. Finally the tension was broken as last year's king and queen, Tim Cross and Marsha Bush, turned the title over to Marilyn McCarthy escorted by Mark Bortz. Miniature royalty Ben j i Crawford and Keeley Cook helped with the grand march as Chunky Pie” played the theme song. The night was a success; one of the pleasant memories of the class of 79. Success in any project comes hand in hand with cooperation; thanks to everyone who par- ticipated. 68 SENIOR CLASS MOTTO—We are individuals journeying towards the future and leav- ing our marks on the world. SENIOR CLASS FLOWER—White Rose. SENIOR CLASS COLORS—Gold and White. ROSE ANDERSON BETTY J. BABCOCK KATHY BABCOCK MARCY BABCOCK MARY E. BABCOCK MICHAEL G. BAEK ANTHONY R. BALDOWIN AMY I. BARDEN SCOTT A. BERNANDER JANETTE A. BLOCHWITZ MARK S. BORTZ RUSSELL D. BORTZ JP 1K I W DAVID J. BOURDEAU MICHAEL D. BRODEUR BETTY J. BRENEMAN MARTY BRIGGS JULIE ANN BUSH TONY CARPENTER CHERYL L. CATENACCI LLOYD CHAPMAN 73 JIM DALTON LAURA D. DOWNEY MARTHA I. FISCHER TODD FISCHER STEVEN S. FRANK RICK GOETSCH TAMI P. GROGAN JOANIE M. HANSEN TIMOTHY I. HARRIS GREGORY S. HARRUFF TAMI ANN HEGGE 74 DWAIN HARMON CHRISTINE N. HE LING KENT D. HEPLER MARTIN A. HEROLD GARY HOEPPNER STEVEN E. HORSMAN DOUGLAS HOUK JULIA C. HOWE THOMAS P. HUGHES DONN JOHNSON DEBRA JONES DOUGLAS E. KEARNS DAVID DLLORAN 75 SUSAN LYNNA KUHL JUUANNE LAMARCHE LINDA L. LANDSYERK TIMOTHY LEE LARSON LAMARR LAWRENCE SUSAN K. MALISCH MARILYN J. McCARTHY MARSHA J. McCARTHY 76 STEVE McELROY JOHN McINTYRE MITCH MILTON JODEEN K. NAVARRO KIM E. PULVER JOAN L. ROHDE CHAD R. ROUNDY GEOFF SATINA STEVE SCHEHR JEFF L. SKINNER RHONDA C. SMITH LISA M. STANDIFORD f DEBBIE VON BEHREN ROBERTA M. VRBSKY JEAN M. (L.) TRAHAN RON A. TURNER CHRISTINE A. WALDROP LAURA ANN WELK DONNA M. WIERSMA JAMES J. WISNIEWSKI KAREN WOLFF LORRI C. WRUCK LORI YAHNKE SENIOR DIRECTORY ANACKER. DENNIS U Jan 28. 1961—FFA 1.2,4; Foot- ball 1,2; Wrestling 1,2. ANDERSON, ROSE. Feb. 27. 1961—Librarian 1. BABCOCK, BETTY JANE. “B.J. July 17, 1961—Chorus 1,2; FFA 1,2; Forensics 3; Guidance 1,3; Plays 3; Thespians 4; Volleyball 1. BABCOCK. KATHY. July 1, 1960 BABCOCK. MARCY. Babler May 1, 1961—Annual 4. Basketball 1-4; Librarian 4; Varsity Club 3,4 BABCOCK. MARY ELLYN, 'Peacock May 1. 1961- Annual 4, Basketball 1-4; Librarian 4; Track 1; Varsity Club 2-4. BAEK. MICHAEL G., July 18, 1961—FFA 1; Football 1-4; Librarian 4; Track 1-4; Varsity Club 1-4. BALDOWIN. ANTHONY R., “Puppy Nov. 1. 1960 — Homecoming King 4, Plays 3, Track 3,4; Wrestling 3,4; Varsity Club 3.4; Football 3,4 Transferred from Amery, junior year. BARDEN. AMY J., “Amo Oct. 31. 1959—Basketball 1. 2,3; Track 1-4; Varsity Club 1-4; Volleyball 2.3. BERNANDER, SCOTT A.. “Bamie Sept. 13, 1961 — Band 1-4; All Conf. 4; Pep Band 1-4; Chorus 1-4, All Conf. 3,4, Basketball 1,2; Select Chorus 1-4, Curling 3,4; Football 1-4, Forensics 3,4, Home- coming Court 4; Plays 1-4, Student Council 1,4, Pres. 4; Thespians 1-4, Pres. 4; Track 1,3,4; Varsity Club 3.4; Pep Club 4; Music Bd 3; Athletic Bd. 4. Transferred to Wise. Dells, sophomore year and back, junior year. BLOCHWITZ, JANNETTE APRIL, “Jan April 14, 1961- Band 1-4, All Conf. 4. Chorus 1-4, All Conf. 3.4; Pep Band 1-4, Select Chorus 2.3; Curling 2-4; Fo- rensics 1-4; Librarian 4; Newspaper 1-4, A. Editor 3; Plays 1-4; Thespians 3,4, Treas. 4; Double Trio 1- 4; Volleyball 1; Register Correspondent 4, Pep Club 4; History Club 4 NHS 4 BORTZ. MARK STEVEN. “Tuna Feb 12, 1961—Base- ball 1; Basketball 1-4; FFA 1, Football 1-4; Home- coming Court 2; Librarian 4; Prom Court King 3; Student Council V.P. 4, Track 2,3,4; Varsity Club 2- 4, All Conf Football 3,4; All State Football 4; All. Conf. Track 3; Pep Club 4; Athletic Council 4. History Club 4. BORTZ, RUSSELL D., “Rusty Boomer Jan. 23, 1961 — Baseball 1-4; Basketball 1-4; FFA 1,2; Football 1-4; Prom Court 3; Student Council 3; Track 2,3; Varsity Club 3,4. BOURDEAU, DAVID J., “Dave Dec. 17. 1960. BRENEMAN. BETTY JUNE. June 14, 1960—Cheerleader 3; Chorus 1-3; Track 2. BRIGGS. MARTY. July 5. 1961. BRODEUR, MICHAEL D., 'Mike Dec. 12, 1960—Wrest- ling 2-4. Transferred from Poynette. junior year. BUSH. JULIE ANN. “Little Bushwa May 8. 1961 — Chorus 1; Homecoming Court 1. CARPENTER. TONY. “Carpy Sept 27, 1961—Badger Boy 3, Basketball 1-3; Class V.P. 3,4; Cross Country 2; Football 1,- Prom Court 3; Student Council 4, Treas 4; Track 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4, History Club 4. CATENACCI, CHERYL LYNN. May 10. 1961—Band 1-4; All Conf. 4; Basketball 1; Chorus 2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Volleyball 2-4; Softball 4. CHAPMAN. LLOYD, “Pink Floyd Feb 18. 1961—Base- ball 3; Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2. COOK. NICKI J.. “Nookie Dec. 17. 1960—Annual 4, Basketball 1,2; Class Sec'y- 4. CORNFORD. THOMAS WAYNE, June 21, 1961—Chorus 1; Football 1-3; Forensics 2-4, Librarian 4, Plays 3,4, Thespians 4; Track 1,3,4; Wrestling 1-4; Varsity Club 2-4. CROSS. ANASTASIA J., “Stacey July 14, 1961—Basket- ball 1-4, Cheerleader 1-4; Forensics 1; Homecoming Queen 4; Librarian 1-3; Prom Court 3; Track 1-4; Varsity Club 2-4. CURTIS. JACQUELINE MARIE. “Jackie March 6, 1961 —Annual 4; Chorus 2-4, All Conf. 3. Badger Girl 3; Basketball Mgr. 2-4; Class Treas. 1,2; Forensics 1-4; Librarian 2-4; Newspaper 4, Plays 3.4, Pom Pon Girl 2-4, Alt. 1; Thespians 3,4, V P 4; Track Mgr 2-4, Varsity Club 2-4; Volleyball Mgr. 3,4, Pep Club 4, D A R. 4; History Club 4, V. Pres. DALTON. JIM. Oct. 10, 1960—Plays 4, Transferred from Gibson City High School, Illinois, senior year DOWNEY. LAURA DENICE, “Kid August 18, 1961 — Chorus 1-3; Librarian 4 FISCHER. MARTHA JANET. Sept. 18. 1960—Annual 4. Chorus 1-4, Librarian 4 FISCHER. TODD. “Fish Oct 6, 1960—Band 1-4, All Conf. 4; Pep Band 1-4, Chorus 1-4, All Conf. 3.4. Badger Boy 3; Basketball 1-3; Select Chorus 2-3, Class Pres 1, FFA 1-4; Pres. 4, Treas 3, Football 1-4, Forensics 2-4; Homecoming Court 3; NHS 3.4, Plays 2-4; Thespians 2-4, Track 3; Varsity Club 2-4 FRANK. STEVEN SCOTT. “Steve Nov. 1, 1960—Band 1; Pep Band 1; Chorus 1-4; Track 3.4 GOETSCH, RICK, “Dush Dec. 6, 1960—Transferred from Illinois, freshman year. GROGAN. TAMI P., “Grog Oct. 30, 1961—Cheerleader 1; Librarian 1. HANSEN. JOANIE MARIE. Dec 12, 1960—Prom Court 3. Volleyball 2; Transferred from Virginia, sopho- more year. HARMON. DWAIN. March 8. 1961—Track 3.4 HARRIS, TIMOTHY JOHN. “Bo Buzz Conroy May 12, 1961—Band 1-3; Pep Band 1-3; Baseball 1-4; Basketball 1,2; Football 1-4, Forensics 4, Varsity Club 2-4; History Club 4. HARRUFF. GREGORY SCOTT. “Shirley Nov 1, 1960- Badger Boy 3; Basketball 1-4, Football 1,4; Librar- ian 4; Track 1-4, Varsity Club 2,3,4, Pep Club 4; All Conf. Track 3,4. HEGGE. TAMI ANN. “Tam Sept 21. 1960—Chorus 1- 3; Cheerleader 1; FFA 2-4. HELING. CHRISTINE N., “Chris Oct 3, 1959—Librarian 1.2; Transferred from Cambria, sophomore year HEPLER. KENT D.. “Kunta Jan 31, 1961—Football 3, Track 3,4. HEROLD, MARTIN A.. “Marty Aug. 6, 1960—Chorus 1-4; Newspaper 2,3; Plays 2 HOEPPNER. GARY. “Yogi July 1, 1960 HORSMAN. STEVEN E.. June 30. 1961—Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4, Chorus 1-4; Curling 3,4, Football 1,2; Golf 1-4; Librarian 4; Plays 1-4; Wrestling 1; His- tory Club 4. HOUK. DOUGLAS. “Scrowno JC April 7, 1961—Base- ball 1,2; Chorus 1, FFA 4, Forensics 3,4, Plays 1.3, 4, Thespians 3,4; Varsity Club 1-4. HOWE. JULIA C.. “Jules Jan. 20. 1961—Class Pres. 3,4; Forensics 3; Homecoming Court 4, Plays 3; Pom Pon Girl 1; Student Council 2-4, Track 3 4 Volleyball 3. HUGHES. THOMAS P.. “Cone July 30. 1961—Cross Country 1; Football 1-3; Librarian 4, Track 1-4, Wrestling 1-4; Varsity Club 1-4, Pep Club 4. JOHNSON. DONN. “D.J Oct. 26, 1960— Baseball 1-4, Basketball 1-3; Football 1,2; Homecoming Court 1. JONES, DEBRA, Feb. 21, 1961—Transferred from Colum- bus High School, senior year. 80 KEARNS. DOUGLAS E.. “Rex Sept 20. 1960—Basket- ball 1-3; FFA 1-3, Sentinel 3; Prom Court 3; Stu- dent Council 3.4; Track 2-4; Varsity Club 3.4. KILLORAN. DAVID. “Killer April 22. 1961 KLEIST. JAMES. March 18, 1961—Football 1.2; Track 1 KLUTH. PAM. “Kluthy July 1. 1961—Chorus 1.2. KOSKELIN. DEB. “Kosky May 4. 1961—Basketball 1-4. Chorus 1.2. FFA 1; Forensics 1.2.4. Track 1-3; Var- sity Club 1-4; Volleyball 1-4; Softball 4; News- paper 4 KREGER. JON D.. May S. 1961—FFA 1,4 KUHL. SUSAN LYNNA. Feb. 13. 1961—Annual 4. Cheer- leader 1-4. Chorus 1-4; Class Secy. 1; Forensics 1,3,4; Librarian 4, Plays 1-4, Prom Court 3; Double Trio 1-4; Track 1,2; Varsity Club 1-4. LAMARCHE. JULIANNE, March 30, 1961—Forensics 3.4; Plays 3.4, Thespians 4; Pep Club 4, Transferred from Cicero. Illinois, freshman year LANDSVERK. UNDA LOU. April 20. 1962—Chorus 1-3; All Conf 1. Select Chorus 1; FFA 1-3. LARSON. TIMOTHY LEE. “Giles Aug. 10, 1960—Foot- ball Mgr. 3; Wrestling 1.2; Varsity Club 2,3,4. LAWRENCE. LAMARR. June 16, 1961—Football 1; Track 1. MALISCH. SUSAN KAYE. “Red March 3, 1961—An- nual 4, Editor 4; Band 1-4, All Conf. 4, Pep Band 1-4, Badger Girl Alt 3; Cheerleader 2-4; Chorus 1-4 Guidance 2; Newspaper 4. Varsity Club 4; Color Guard 3,4 NHS 4 McCarthy. MARILYN J., Jan 8. 1961 — Annual 4. Cheerleader 1.2; Forensics 4. Homecoming Queen 2, Librarian 4. Plays 4. Prom Court Queen 3, Varsity Club 2-4. Volleyball 3; Pep Club 4 McCarthy. MARSHA J.. Jan 8, 1961—Cheerleader 2; Chorus 1; Guidance 3. Varsity Club 3.4. Volley- ball 2-3. McELROY. STEVE. Aug. 10. 1961—FFA 1-4. VP 4; Football 1-4. Wrestling 2. McINTYRE. JOHN. Aug 1. 1961—Baseball 3, Football 3,4, Varsity Club 3.4. Transferred from Beaver Dam, junior year History Club 4. Pres. 4 MILTON. MITCH. “Mitty May 2. 1961-Chorus 1-4, All Conf 3,4. Band 1-4. Pep Band 1-4; Basketball 1; Select Chorus 1-4; Curling 4. Football 1-4; Foren- sics 1.3, Plays 1-4. Student Council 1.2; Track 1.2; Varsity Club 3,4; Pep Club 4 NAVARRO. JODEEN KAY. “Janarro April 1, 1961- Basketball 1.2; Homecoming Court 2; Newspaper 4. Track 1-4, Varsity Club 1-4; FFA 1. NEUHAUSER. DAVID. Aug. 6. 1961—Basketball 1; Foot- ball 1; Baseball 2. PATCHIN. RORY I.. “Ror Jan 7. 1961—Band 1-3. Pep Band 1-3; Chorus 2-3. All Conf. 3; Curling 2-4; FFA 1 Football 1-2, Forensics 3-4; Plays 2-4, Wrestling l'. PETERSON. JANET LEIGH, “Pete July 5, 1961—An- nual 4 Band 1; Chorus 1-4; Forensics 1-4, Librarian 3 Newspaper 1-4. A. Editor 3. Plays 3-4; Thespians 4, History Club 4. POTENBERG. JEANF.EN M. “Nog March 10 1961 — Band 1.3; Pep Band 1.3; Basketball 1-4; Track 1-4. Varsity Club 2-4; Volleyball 1-4. PULVER. KIM E., Feb. 3. 1961—Pom Pon Girl 1-3; Track 3 ROHDE. JOAN UNDA. Aug 29, 1961—Annual 4. Editor 4 Band 1-4, All Conf 4; Pep Band 1-2; Chorus 1-4. All Conf. 3,4. Select Chorus 1-3; Badger Girl Alt. 3. Cheerleader 3.4; Class Sec y 2.3; Curling 2. Forensics 1-4; Homecoming Court 3; Librarian 2-4; NHS 3,4, Newspaper 1-3, A Editor 2; Plays 1-4; Student Council 2; Thespians 1-4; Double Trio 1-4; Track 1,2; Varsity Club 1-4; Pep Club 4. ROUNDY. CHAD R.. Nov. 5, 1960—Football 1-4, Wrest- ling 1,2; Varsity Club 1-4. SATINA. GEOFF, Feb. 7, 1961—Baseball 1,2; Class V.P 2; Football 1-4, Golf 3,4. All Conf. 4; Pom Court 3, Varsity Club 1-4, All Conf. Basketball 4; Basket- ball 1-4. SCHEHR. STEVE. “Sparky Nov. 29. 1960. SKINNER. JEFF L., July 15, 1961—Band 1-4; All Conf. 4, Chorus 1-4, All Conf. 3, Pep Band 1-4; Football 1; Plays 3; Wrestling 2.3; Varsity Club 2-4; AV 1-3. SMITH. RHONDA CARRIE, Feb. 5, 1961—Annual 4; Band 1-4; Chorus 1-4, All Conf. 3,4; Select Chorus 3; Pep Band 1-4, Badger Girl 3; Basketball 1; NHS 3-4; Plays 2-4; Double Trio 1-4; Pep Club 4. STANDIFORD. LISA M.. April 30, 1961. STEIN. SANDRA LEE. “Sandy June 1, 1961—Annual 4; Guidance 2,3; Librarian 3. SWANSON, DEBORAH K.. “Swany Oct 5, 1961—An- nual 4, Class Treas 3,4; Forensics 1,4; Librarian 4; Plays 4, Prom Court 3; Pom Pon Girl 2-4; Stu- dent Council Sec'y. 3.4; Varsity Club 2-4; Pep Club 4. TOLLEY. MICHAEL P., “Mike May 25, 1961—Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Chorus 1-3, All Conf. 1; Cross Country 1,2, Plays 1.3; Wrestling 1-3; Varsity Club 1-4. TRAHAN, DEBBY C., “Runt Nov 24, 1960—Annual 4. Chorus 2-4, Forensics 2-4; Librarian 2-4; Plays 4; Thespians 4; Transferred from King City, Missouri, sophomore year. TRAHAN, (Luther), JEAN M.. Nov. 30. 1960—Basketball 1, Chorus 1-3. TURNER. RON A.. Rontrose March 4, 1961—Basket- ball 1,4, Football 1; Forensics 2; Golf 1-4; Varsity Club 2-4. VON BEHREN, DEBBIE. Hoofer Feb. 9. 1961—Band 1-4, All Conf. Alt 4, Pep Band 1-4; Basketball 1-4; FFA 1; Forensics 1-4, Track 1-3; Varsity Club 1-4; Volleyball 1-4. VRBSKY. ROBERTA M. Bobbie Dec. 16, 1960—Annual 4. Chorus 2.3; FFA 2-4; Forensics 4; Newspaper Staff 4, Plays 2-4; Volleyball 3. Transferred from Madison, sophomore year. WALDROP. CHRISTINE A.. “Drip Aug 17, 1961 — Annual 4, Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3; Librarian 3; Pom Pon Girl 2,3. WELK, LAURA ANN. Jan 22, 1961—Band 1-4, All Conf. 4 Chorus 1-4, All Conf. 3,4; Cheerleader 1-4, News- paper 4. Plays 2-4; Double Trio 1-4; Varsity Club 1-4, Register Correspondent 4. NHS 4. WIERSMA. DONNA MARGARET, Sept. 6, 1959—Chorus 3,4, Librarian 2. Transferred from Cambria, fresh- man year. WISNIEWSKI. JAMES J., Jimmy-Wise May 14, 1961- Chorus 1-4, Cross Country 1-4; Forensics 3-4; Li- brarian 4. Track 1-4; Wrestling 2-4; Varsity Club 1-4. WOLFF, KAREN. Oct. 23. 1960—Annual 4; Band 1-4, All Conf. 4; Pep Band 1-4; Chorus 1-4; Forensics 1-4; Newspaper 1-4, Editor 4; Plays 3; Thespians 4, Pep Club 4, History Club 4. NHS 4 WRUCK. LORRI C.. “Krafty May 5, 1961—FFA 1,2; Librarian 4. YAHNKE. LORI, Sept. 1, 1961—Chorus 1,2; Forensics 2,4; Librarian 1,2. ZACHARIAS. SHERRY A.. “Zack June 6, 1961—Band 1 Chorus 1.2,3; Select Chorus 1; FFA 2-4, Track 1,2; Varsity Club 2,3; Volleyball 1. Transferred from Cambria, sophomore year. ZUNKER. NANCY, “Nance Dec. 7, 1960—Annual 4. Band 1-4, All Conf. 4; Pep Band 1-4; Chorus 1-4, All Conf. 3,4; Select Chorus 2; Forensics 1-4; News- paper 3,4, Plays 1-4; Thespians 2-4, Sec'y. 4. Double Trio 1-4, Pep Club 4; History Club 4. NHS 4. 81 VALEDICTORIAN lannette Blochwitz SALUTATORIAN Nancy Zunker 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. Mike Baek Rhonda Smith Jan Blochwitz Laura Welk Todd Fischer Karen Wolff Steve Horsman Lori Yahnke Joan Rohde Nancy Zunker 82 D A R.—Jackie Curtis. BADGER STATE REPRESENTATIVES S ALTERNATES — J Curtis. R. Smith, T. Carpenter. T Fischer. Alternates: S Malisch. G Harruff, J. Rohde SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS—N. Cook. Secy.; D. Swanson, Treas.; T. Carpenter, V. 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