Pardeeville High School - Whisper Yearbook (Pardeeville, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1980 volume:

igSo c Jl h i i ji e % Co-Bditoxi. - c rf-nn and 'jBcixk 3ii.cfi£X cz dvisoz - - - zA [zi.. £uns. Xe.nz DEDICATION We, the class of 1980, dedicate this an- nual to Miss Margaret Waldinger. During her ten years here at Pardeeville High School, she has been an active leader as pompon and cheerleader advisor, and jun- ior class and pep club advisor. The class of 1980 appreciates all the help she has given us, and the time she has spent working with us. Her enthusiastic interest, continuing en- couragement, and assistance has given us and others the ability to complete each task. We give our sincere thanks to Miss Wald- inger. Class of 1980 MEMORIAL We can only think of Ted with wonder. We feel sorrow: his absence is hard to accept; his thoughtful ways admired; it must be hard to say good-bye; and most of all we love him . . . No one can change the loss: the wind gusts heavenward; the sun yet shines; the multitude continuously mingles; and lastly, the earth can only keep growing and loving . . . He will never be forgotten: to remember with happiness is the important thing; to be happy with our own life; but, of course, he has reached a better place; And our friend, Ted, will always remain fondly in our memory. 3 We look ahead with awe, soon to take the long road. Peering to the past often, we reminisce about roads traveled before and cherish the memories. During our previous journeys we've left bits and pieces of ourselves. Now, we diminish the last chords of childhood. We look ahead with wonder and glancing back we imagine the faint sound of music. Pomp and Circumstance, perhaps of the Pardee-Pep? It makes no difference now, it's our turn to make our own music. 4 Patty Haynes SALUTATORIAN JANE C. GIESE 5 TRACY ABELL November 25, 1962 — Cross Country 2,3; Curling 1,2; Forensics 1-3, Plays 1.3; Student Council 1,2; Track 2; Varsity Club 1-3. BRENDA L ALLEN Toots March 12, 1962 — Annual 4. Track 1-4; Varsity Club 1-4; Volleyball 1-3; News- paper 4, Ass t. Editor 4 WARREN E. BAHR in “Chip June 24. 1962. VALERIE L. BAILEY “Crash Bailey September 13, 1962 — An- nual 4, Chorus 2-4; Foren- sics 1-4; Golf 3; Librarian 2,3; N.H.S. 3,4, Newspaper 1-4, Plays 1-3; Thespians 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Curling ELIZABETH G. BALDOWIN Bong March 13, 1962 — Annual 4; Badger Girl Alt. 3; Band 2-4; Pep Band 2-4; Basket- ball 2; Forensics 2-4; Home- coming Court 2; Librarian 4; N.H.S. 3-4; Plays 2-4; Stu- dent Council Sec. 4; Thes- pians 3-4; Track 2; Varsity Club 3-4; Volleyball 2-4; Softball 3; Prom Mistress of Ceremonies 3; Majorette 3- 4; Library Club Editor 4, Transferred from Amory Sophomore year. 6 MARC BARDEN 'Cheechy Mundo June 29, 1961 — Basketball 1-3; Class V P. 3; Football 1-4; Homecoming Court 3; Plays 2,3; Prom Court 3; Track 1,2; Varsity Club 1-4 CHRISTOPHER M. BOURDEAU Chris December 25, 1961. EDWARD C. BAUMGARTNER “Ed August 22, 1961 — F F A 1- 4, Librarian 3. TAMMY L. BORTZ “Tamony February 28, 1962 — Bas- ketball Mgr. 3,4, Varsity Club 3.4, Volleyball Mgr. 4, Softball 3,4. VALORI R. BRADLEY October 28, 1961 — All Conf. Chorus 3,4; Chorus 2-4; Forensics 3; Librarian 3,4; Girls Barbershop Quar- tet 4. AUCE M. BREGI Big Al January 13, 1962 — Annual 4; All Conf. Chorus 4; Chor- us 3.4, Select Chorus 3,4, Class Treas. 4, Sec'y 4; Curling 2-4, M.V.P. 3; For- ensics 1-4, Librarian 2-4; NH.S. 3.4, Plays 2-4; Thes- pians 3,4, Varsity Club 3,4, Volleyball Mgr 3; Pep Club 3,4, Baseball Corr. 2- 4, Newspaper 4; Library Club Historian 4. REBECCA L BURNS Becki April 24, 1962 — Forensics 2; Librarian 2-3; Track 1,2; Volleyball 1-3. MONTE L. CHAPMAN Montrose April 18, 1962 — Basketball 1-4; Football 1-3; Varsity Club 3,4. THOMAS E. DALTON March 7, 1962 — Football 2; F.F.A. 2; Prom Court 3. A CHERYL C. COLE “Colee Sept 21, 1962 — Forensics 3-4; Track 1-3; Varsity Club 1-3; Pep Club 3-4 CATHY CROSS “Zippy May 5, 1962 — Basketball 1-3; Homecoming Court 1; Librarian 3; Track 1-2; Var- sity Club 4; Volleyball 1-4. VICKI L CUNNINGHAM “Space August 25, 1962. tC. AMANDA DAWSON “Mandy October 25, 1961 — All Conf. Band 4, All Conf. Chorus 3-4; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Chorus 1-4; Se- lect Chorus 1-2; Forensics 2-4, Librarian 3.4; N.H.S. 3. 4; Newspaper Staff 2; Plays 2-4; Pep Club 3,4, Girls Barbershop Quartet 4; Li- brary Club Sec. 4 GREGORY DEAKIN “Greg” November 24. 1962. CHARLES W. EBERLE “Chuck- May 8, 1962 — Baseball 1- 4; All Conf. 4; Homecoming King 4; Prom Court 3; Stu- dent Council 2,4; Treasurer 4, Varsity Club 2-4; Bas- ketball 1-4; Football 1-4; All Conf. 4. 8 ANN M. EGGLESTON “Reagle Beagle March 16, 1962 — Annual 4; Editor 4; All Conf. Band 4; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Golf 2 - 4 . Homecoming Court 4; Librarian 4; News- paper 4; Plays 2; Pom Pon Girl 3,4, Varsity Club 3,4; Pep Club 3.4. NHS 4 LAURA C. ELLE May 26. 1962 — Band 2-4, Pep Band 2-4, Basketball 1. 2,4, Varsity Club 3,4, Soft- ball 3. JODENE I. FELTON Jody' December 27. 1961 — Bas- ketball 2-4, Cheerleader 1; Chorus 1.2; Select Chorus 1, 2. NHS 3.4. Track 1-3; Varsity Club 1-4; Volley- ball 1-4; Softball 4. MATTHEW M. ENGER “Ingy May 12, 1962 — Football 1- 4; Homecoming Court 2; Librarian 3; Track 2.3; Var- sity Club 2-4; Baseball 1; Basketball 1-4. KATHY D. ENQUIST “Inky March 19, 1962 — Basket- ball 3; Librarian 2.3; News- paper 4; Prom Court 3; Track 2-4; Varsity Club 2-4; Volleyball 3; Pep Club 3,4 Transferred from Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin, sophomore year. BARBARA I. FISCHER Barb May 8, 1962 — Annual 4; Editor 4, All Conf. Chorus 3,4; Chorus 1-4; Newspaper 4, D.A.R. 4. NHS 4 MARTHA A. FRANK Mouth June 17, 1962 — Annual 4; All Conf Band 4. All Conf. Chorus 3.4; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Chorus 1-4; Se- lect Chorus 1.2; Forensics 1- 4; Librarian 3,4; News- paper 2-4; Editor 4; Plays 2- 4; Thespians 3,4; Vice Pres. 4, Track 2-4, Register Correspondent 4; Girls Bar- bershop Quartet 4; Libra- rian Club Pres. 4. SANDY FREDRICKSON “Freddy March 3, 1962. 9 KELLY G. GAVINSKI “Kel November 30, 1961 — All Conf. Band 4; All Conf. Chorus 3.4; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Chorus 1-4; Curl- ing 1-3; Plays 2; Pom Pon Girl 4, Track 1-4; Pep Club 3. SHERI K. GERBITZ “Grubby December 5. 1961 — Cheer- leader 1-3; Class Treas. 3; Homecoming Court 3; N H. S. 3.4; Prom Court 3; Var- sity Club 1-4 JANE C. GIESE “Short Stuff April 11, 1962 — Forensics 1; N.H.S. 3,4; Newspaper 4, Track 1,2; Varsity Club 1-4. PEGGY L. GILLINGHAM “Peg August 23, 1962 — Annual 4; Girl's Basketball Mgr. 3, 4; Forensics 3,4; Librarian 2-4; N.H.S 3.4; Newspaper Staff 4, Plays 4; Varsity Club 3,4; Volleyball 1,2; Mgr. 3,4; Softball 3,4; Pep Club 4; Librarian Club 4 WALLY GUENTHER March 25, 1962 — Basket- ball 1-4; Cross Country 2; Football 1,3,4, Track 1-2; Varsity Club 2-4. TIMOTHY M. HAMILTON April 18, 1962 — F.F.A. 1-4, Pres. 4; Football 1,2; Track 1. 10 JOEL M. HAMMOND “Luke January 28, 1962 — Badger Boy Alternate 3; Basketball 1-4; All Conf. Basketball 3; Football 1; Golf 2-4; All Conf. Golf 3; Newspaper 4. Plays 3,4; Prom Court King 3; Student Council 1- 4 Varsity Club 2-4; Pep Club 3,4; Athletic Council 4. JOHN D. HEALY “Cavey March 7, 1962 — Basketball 1-4; Football 2-4; Track 3,4, Varsity Club 3,4. DEANNA K. HARMON “Harmony March 20, 1962 — Librarian 3.4; Newspaper 3,4; Plays 2-4; Track 3; Program Artist 1-4; Annual 3,4. PATRICIA D. HAYNES “Patti October 10, 1961 — Annual 4; All Conf. Chorus 2-4: Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4, Chorus 1-4; Librarian 2; Newspaper 3,4; Plays 1-4; Thespians 3,4; Pep Club 3, Girls Barbershop Quartet 4 NONA M. JOHNSON “Nomlnd March 23, 1962 — Chorus 1, 2; Select Chorus 2. DIANE M. KEARNS “Kearny November 13, 1961 — Prom Court 3; Track 2; Volleyball 2-4. PAMELA L. HANSON “Spam October 1, 1962 — Annual 4; Cheerleader 3,4, Foren- sics 3,4; Homecoming Court 4; Librarian 4; Newspaper 4; Plays 4; Track 3; Varsity Club 3,4, Pep Club 3.4, Li- brarian Club 4 Transferred from Lake Mills, Wisconsin, junior year. SHELL S. HODGSON “Fefer November 20, 1961 — Bad- ger Boy 3; Baseball 2-4, Basketball 1-4; Football 1- 3; Homecoming Court Li- brarian 2.3; N.H S. 4; Stu- dent Council 4; Varsity Club 4; County Govern- ment 3. II BARBARA R. KEITH Barb” September 15. 1962 — An- nual 4; Band 1-3; Pep Band 1-3; Librarian 3,4; News- paper 3.4; Track 2: Varsity Club 3-4; Volleyball 1-4; Color Guard 3; Softball 3.4; Librarian Club 4. WILBUR H. KENT, JR. “Bert July 25, 1961 — Annual 4; Baseball 2-4; Chorus 1-3; Football 1-4; Newspaper 4; Plays 2; Track 1; Varsity Club 4; History Club 3. Times Correspondent 4 12 GARY R. LANDSVERK “Mamba February 2, 1962 — Annual 3,4; All Conf. Band 4; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Chorus 4; Curling 2; Football 1; Newspaper 3,4, Plays 2; Track 2; Wrestling 1; Photog- rapher 3,4; One Act Plays 4. Register Correspondent 4, PAMELA A. LARSON “Pam January 7, 1963 — Chorus 1-3; All Conf. Chorus 2,3. CARRIE L. LEAZENBY September 5. 1962 • - An- nual 4; All Conf. Chorus 4; Chorus 3.4; Curling 3.4; Forensics 2,4; Librarian 2- 4, Plays 3.4, Varsit Club 4. Volleyball 1-3; Pep Club 3,4; Librarian Club 1 LEILANI P. MARCELLINO Pearl April 17, 1961 — Annual 4; Band 1-4. Pep Band 1.3; Softball 3,4; All Conf. 3,4; Basketball 1.3; Class oificer treasurer 1-3; Forensic- 3; Newspaper 3,4; Pron Court 3; Student Council 1-4; President 4; Track 1,2; Var- sity Club 1-4,- Volleyball 1- 4; Color Guard 2-4. MIKE MALISCH April 1. 1962 — FT. A. 1-4; Sentinel 3; Football 1-2; Track 1,2,4. MICHAEL G. MANTHEY ‘Duck April 28. 1962 — Culling 3. F.F.A. 1; Football 1-4: Var- sity Club 3.4; Golf 1-4 RICHARD A. MEINCKE Rich July 6, 1962 — Annual 4; Badger Boy 3; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Curling 2-4; Football 1 - 4; Golf 1 - 4. Homecoming Court 4 Li- brarian 3; Plays 2-4; Prom Court 3; Student Council 4, Vice Pres. 4; Thespians 3,4, Wrestling 1; Varsity Club 2-4; Pep Club 3,4; All Conf. Band 4 NHS 4 MARTIN S. MORRIS Ace August 3, 1962 — All Conf. Band 4; Biand 1-4; Pep Band 1,2,4,- Chorus 1. TIMOTHY LUEPTOW Lips June 11, 1962 — Foo;ball 1. 2.4; Golf 3,4, Track 2, Wrestling 1,4, Varsity Club RICHARD C. MARSH Ricardo October 6, 1962 — Annual 4; All Conf. Chorus 2-4; Band 1-4; Pep Band M; Basketball 1; Chorus 1-4, Select Chorus 1-4; Football 1-4; Forensics 2-4; Thespi- ans 2-4; Treasurer 4; Track 1-4; Varsity Club 2-4; All Conf. Band 4; Plays 1-4. 13 LEANN L. NAVARRO May 27, 1962 — Annual 4; Librarian 4; Newspaper 3,4; Track 2; Varsity Club 2 4; Volleyball 1-4; Librarian Club Treas. 4. DAVID S. POMPLUN Nov. 19, 1961 — Wrestling 1,3; Varsity Club 1,3. CARL W. RICKS February 25, 1962 — Foot- ball 2,3; Golf 2; Track 3 RALPH PRICE Malph April 12, 1963 — Band 1-3: Chorus 1-3; Curling 2,3; Forensics 1; Plays I; Track 3; Wrestling 1; Pep Band 1-3. PATRICIA L. PULVER “Patty September 24, 1962 — All Conf. Band 4; All Conf. Chorus 2-4; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1.2; Cheerleader 1-4; Chorus 1-4; Forensics 1-4; Golf 2; Librarian 1,2,4; Plays 1-4; Thespian.-� 2 4. Varsity Club 1-4; Softball 3,4, Pep Club 3,4. DUSTIN R. SCHMITT “Schmuttley November 16, 1961 — Bas- ketball 1-4; Football 1-4; Li- brarian 1-4; Newspaper 1-4; Plays 2-4; Student Council 3; Track 1-4; Varsity Club 2-4; Pep Club 3,4. SCOTT S. SMITH California August 3, 1962. Transferred from Lemoore High School, Lemoore, California, junior year. TIMOTHY I. SMITH Tim Bear October 5, 1961 — Class of- ficer Pres. 4; Curling 2-4; M V.P. 3; Football 1-4; Gclf 1-4; Librarian 3,4; Plays 4; Prom M.C. 3; Varsity Club 1-4; Pep Club 3,4; Athletic Council 4. 14 DENNIS R. SPEAR “Mickey February 24. 1962 — Base- ball 1,2,4; Basketball 1.2; Curling 3,4, Golf 3; Varsity Club 2-4 TAMMY L. STEINICH Tarn May 16, 1962 — Annual 4, All Conf. Chorus 2-4, Bad- ger Girl 3; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Basketball 2; Chorus 1-4; Class Officer Secy 1.2; Forensics 1-4, Librarian 1-3; N.H.S. 3,4 Newspaper 2.4; Plays 1-4; Pom Pon Girl 1-4; Thespi- ans 2-4; Treas 4; Varsity Club 2-4, History Club 3; Pep Club 3,4; All Coni. Band 4. DESI STACK September 7 1961 — Cross Country 2,3; Track i-4; Var- sity Club 1-4 KENT D. STEELE “Bennie March 12. 1962—Annual 4; All Conf Band 4; All Conf. Chorus 2-4; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Basketball 1; Chorus 1-4; Select Chorus 1-4; Curling 2-4; Football 1- 4; Forensics 1-4; Librarian 3; Plays 1-4; Thespians 1-4; Track 1,2; Varsity Club 3.4; History Club 3; Pep Club 3,4; Band and Chorus Council 3,4. JANET L. STEINER March 20, 1963 — Forensics 1-3; Plays 1. DAVID A. STOWELL “Munchie March 15. 1962 — All Conf Band 4; All Conf. Chorus 2, 3; Band 1-4, Pep Band 1-4; Chorus 1-4, Select Chorus 2; F F.A 1; Forensics 2; Plays 2; Wrestling 2. TONI TERRY August 11, 1962 — Band 3,4,- Pep Band 3,4 Transfer- red from Poynette, Wiscon- sin junior year. IRIS M. TOLLEY Missy June 21. 1962 — F.F.A l-4; Treas. 3,4; Varsity Club 3, 4. Basketball 1-4. 15 JOSEPH A. VONBEHREN “Von Bini April 17, 1962 — Band 4. Basketball 1,2; Cross Coun- try 2,3; All Conf. C.C. 2,3; F.F.A. 1; Football 1; Track 1-3; Varsity Club 2-4. RUTH A. VRBSKY “Rufus September 16, 1962 — Chorus 1 - 3. Transferred from Madison, Wisconsin, freshman year. BOSYLANI ZARN April 30. 1962 — All Conf. Chorus 3,4; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1,2; Chorus 3,4; Class Officer Pres. 1,3; Forensics 3; Librarian 1; Plays 3,4; Student Council 1,3; Thes- pians 3,4; Majorette 1-4; Head Majorette 3,4; All Conf. Band 4 KARLA K. WALKER “Gurdy July 24. 1962 — Softball 3; Varsity Club 3-4; Volleyball 1-4; Chorus 1. JEFFREY M. WILLIAMS “Charlie April 16, 1962 — Annual 4; All Conf. Band 4; All Conf. Chorus 2-4; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Basketball 1; Chorus 1-4; Select Chorus 1-4; Class officer Vice Pres. 4; Cross Country 1-4; Curl- ing 2-4; Forensics 2,4; Golf 1-4; Homecoming M.C. 4; Librarian 3; Newspaper 3, 4; Plays 2-4; Thespians 3,4; Pres. 4; Track 3; Varsity Club 1-4; Pep Club 3,4; One Act Plays 4. SUSAN M. ZUHLKE “Sue” November 13, 1961 — All Conf. Chorus 2-4; Chorus 1-4; Select Chorus 1,2; F.F. A. 1-4; Secretary 3,4; For- ensics 1-3; Librarian 3; Plays 1-3; Thespians 3,4. SUZANNE C. MILES February 28, 1962. Trans- ferred from Baraboo High School junior year. LEANNE WRUCK February 4, 1962 — Guid- ance 1,2. 16 CLASS MOTTO: A time to remember; a time to move on. CLASS SONG: Ships CLASS COLORS: Mint Green and White CLASS FLOWER: White Rose tipped with green SENIOR HONOR ROLL The following is a list of the top ten sen- ior honor students for three and one-half years of work. They are listed alphabetically and not according to rank. Valerie Bailey Beth Baldowin Amanda Dawson Barb Fischer Sheri Gerbitz Jane Giese Peggy Gillingham Richard Meincke Kent Steele Tammy Steinich 17 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS — V. President, J. Williams; Presidert, T. Smith; Treasurer, A. Brogi. BADGER STATE REPRESENTATIVES S ALTERNATES — R Meincke, T. S t e i n i c h, S. Hodgson. Alternates — J. Hammond, B. Baldowin. D A R PHOTOGRAPHER BARBARA I. FISCHER GARY R. LANDSVERK 18 THE MOMENT MAY BE TEMPORARY, 1st Row: B. Allen, T. Abell, G. Balzer, D. Harmon, A Bregi, J. Giese 2nd Row: B Keith, B. Fischer, D. Spear, R Zarn, D. Kearns. P. Gillingham, P. Larson. 3rd Row S. Gleiter, P. Hanson, M Manthey, R. Vrbsky, B. Kent. 4th Row: P. Haynes, R Marsh, B. Austin, A Eggleston, J. Hammond, K. Gavinski. 19 BUT THE MEMORY IS FOREVER. 1 1st- R°w; 1 Felton, G ,Pe°ki : c' ,9r°?s- T- Lueptow, V. Bailey. M. Barden 2nd Row; K Steele, D. Koh- Dr,DD, Scho J V Bradley Cunningham. M Frank. 3rd Row: T. Smith, D. Barden, L Navarro, P. Pulver, C. Cole. 4th Row: L. Elie, C. Eberle. 20 CLASS OF '80 PROM COURT — Marc Barden, Sheri Gerbitz; Tom Dalton, Diane Kearns; Queen Shelley Gleiter, King loel Hammond; Kathy Enquist, Richard Meincke; Lani Marcellino, Chuck Eberle; Miniature Queen Kerry Heller, Miniature King Mathew Manthey. PROM The mood was set in light blue and silver, with the wall decorated to give a city skyline atmosphere. We've Got Tonight' was the theme and music was provided by “Raz Ma Taz. The King and Queen were announced at the coronation ceremony, with the Master of Ceremonies, Tim Smith, crowning Joel Ham- mond as King. Joel then crowned Shelly Gleit- er, as his Queen. Miniature King and Queen were Matt Manthey and Kerry Ann Hiller. The class of 1980's Prom, was a night that every- one will remember. 21 FRESHMEN Doug Andrews Connie Balzer Faye Barden Laura Barden Todd Barden Holly Bessac Ken Bessac Terry Breneman Jim Brodeur Bill Burmester Mike Bush Julie Cahoon Ann Calkins Bobbi Jo Carpenter Mike Corbett Mark Cupery Alex Dawson Karla Deakin Terry Downey Marian Eberle Kristi Ehlert Chris Ernst Lance Faul Arnold Fischer Lori Frank Kenny Gassen Sheryl Haberkorn Dan Hall John Hamilton Ann Hebl Jim Hinds Susan Horsman John Jerome Nancy Kegler Julie Kleist Kevin Krueger Darrel Kuhl Paul Landsverk Tony Lenz Shanna Leonard Robert Lueptow Jeff Manthey Donna McElroy Candi Meyer LeAnn Miller Julie Morris Ellen Nobbs Steve Paulson William Payne 24 Tyler Pease John Pulver Pam Rector Cheryl Ricks Ricky Rivest Mike Schultz Janice Smith Mark Smith Jeff Stack Mary Steinich Lynn Swiggum Ruth Thompson Stacy Thurston Pam Van Swol Julie Waldrop Duane White Jeanne Wolff Tammy Yakish FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS — J. Morris, V. President; S. Haberkorn, President; C. Ernst, Treasurer; K Deakin, Secretary. 25 SOPHOMORES Joe Baillies Julie Balzer Penny Barden Jeanette Bessac Jane Bortz Chris Bostad Robin Bradley Tom Brodeur Cheryl Burns Gary Bursack Brenda Calkins Mike Carpenter Valorie Chapman Brenda Cook Brian Cook Norman Cook Charles Curtis Todd Curtis Sherri Dann Denise Deakin Doug DiBell Charles Downey Kim Ehlert Lori Flower Bonnie Gavinski Jody Gorsuch Dennis Haberkorn Garrett Hall Lori Hamilton Sally Hanson Beth Hare Ronald Herold Barb Hinds Clark Hodgson Darlene Houk Greg Howe Bill Hughes Mike Jerred Karen Johnson Peter Katze Brian Kearns Randy Kluth Jim Konzel Jim Krause Jim Landsverk Ricky Lang Linda Manthey Ronald Mesick Lisa Miles 26 Brad Millard Tod Navarro Wendy Neef Craig Patchin Morris Plath Michele Pufahl Linda Satina Scott Saviano Shelley Schehr Tim Simonson Cameron Sims Stacy Smith Gwenn Stauber Keith Stebbins Dee Dee Stowell Scott Swiggum Tracey Terry Vicky Thompson Brian Trahan Pam Tupper Don Waldrop Karl Weihert Warren Wruck Valerie Yakish SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS — W. Neef. V. Pres.; P. Tupper. Treas.; R. Bradley. Sec'y-; B. Cook, Pres. 27 JUNORS Kay Anacker Mike Babcock Kay Balzer Mark Barden Scott Barden. Mary Becker Charlene Bourdeau Bryan Bradley Craig Campbell Kris Chapman Jan Corn lord Sherry Cross Sheryl Cunningham Steve Curtis Jim Eberle Mary Eggleston Lisa Empereur Tony Enger Leo Fischer Dan Gallagher Cory Gavinski Lois Griepentrog Gretchen Guenther Dan Haberkorn Janel Hamilton Joanne Hawley Kathy Healy Robert Healy Tom Heaps Shellie Heuft Dennis Hinkley Dan Houk Kara Hughes Deb Jackson Sherri Jacobson Kenny Kaiser Glenn Kamrath Darcy Katze Mark Kluth Russ Knutson Joe Konzel Mike Kuhl Jean LaMarche Jeff Lang Lori Lueptow Juliann Manthey Traci Merwin Tom Meyer Robert Miller 28 Amy Milton Bryan Navarro Kerry Neef Doug Nickel Randy Okan Robert O'Reilly Dan Parks Terry Pease Barb Plath Rachel Polnow Richard Price Nan Pulver Janet Reynolds Dianna Ricks Robert Shields Tim Skinner Vicki Skinner Scott Smith Mike Stack Sherri Swanson Jim Taylor Ronda Telvick Sara Thompson Sabrena Thurston Melani Tradewell Mark Tupper Rick Van Swol Roger Walker Mark Werner Roy White Annette Wilkins Deb Wilson Sharon Wolff Jan Zacharias LeeAndra Oosterhof Absent: John Gray Lora Hill Jean Turner JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS — M. Becker, V. President; J. Hamilton, President; B. Plath, Secretary; S. Swanson, Treasurer. 29 FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS — Bottom Row: M. Eggleston, R Bradley, L. Empereor, S. Jacobson. Back Row: B. Carpenter, M. Eberle, P. Pulver, P Hanson, D. Stowell, W Neef. CHEERLEADERS The 1979-1980 season was a very good year for all of the cheerleaders to remember. The cheerleaders had an opportunity to at- tend the NCA cheerleaders camp at University of Wisconsin Stout. Of the ten girls on the squads, nine of them attended. They received several high ratings along with the spirit stick. The cheerleaders added a ''Cheer of the Week and Chant of the Week”, which was published each week in the Mid-County Times to get the crowd more involved with cheers Basketball cheerleading was a great suc- cess and proved to be very exciting for all the girls. Seniors on the squad were Pam Hanson and Patty Pulver. SENIOR CHEERLEADERS — P. Pulver, P Hanson. 31 VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS— M. Eggleston, P. Pulver, L. Empereu P, Hanson, S. Jacobson. 32 JV CHEERLEADERS— M Eberle, D. Stowell, B Carpenter, R. Bradley, W. Neel, POM PON GIRLS-Bottom Row: F. Barden, B. Hare, M. Steinich. 2nd Row: L. Flower, B. Hinds, C. Gavinski, S. Thompson, B. Gavinski. S. Swanson, P. Tupper. 3rd Row: J. Hawley, K. Gavinski. A. Eggleston, D. Ricks. Top: T. Steinich. POM PONS In May of 1979, 17 girls were chosen to be- come the 1979-80 Pom Pon Squad. The try- out routine was In the Navy . On the com- plete squad there were three seniors, six jun- iors, five sophomores, and three freshmen. The squad performed at every home game, basketball and football, and also pep-rallies. During August, 12 girls attended camp at University of Wis., Stout, in Menominee. They brought back many new ideas, routines, and a spirit stick. The co-captains this year were Dianna Ricks, a three-year member and Tammy Stein- ich, a four-year member. The girls are under the direction of Miss M. Waldinger. SENIOR POM PON GIRLS-A. Eggles- ton, K. Gavinski, T. Steinich. 33 GOLF — Bottom Row: M. Cupery, T Lueptow, I Williams, A. Eggleston, R. Meincke, L. Griepentrog. 2nd Row: S, Swanson, D. Ricks, T. Smith, J. Hammond, M Manthey, Coach Mr. Mark Howery. Absent M. Eggleston. GOLF The 1979 Golf team was very young, with only two returning lettermen: Rich Meincke and Tim Smith. The other members of the boy's golf team were: Seniors - Steve Hors- man; Juniors - Joel Hammond, Jeff Williams, Tim Lueptow, Mike Manthey, Dennis Spear; and Freshman - Joe Bailies, Robert Gawel, and Bob Bruchsaler. The members of the girls golf team were Juniors - Val Bailey, Ann Eggleston; and Soph- omores - Mary Eggleston, Lois Griepentrog, Dianna Ricks, and Sherri Swanson. The golf team ended 5th in conference, with Joel Hammond receiving All-Conference honors. SENIORS IN GOLF — Bottom Row: J. Williams, A Eggleston, R. Meincke. 2nd Row: T. Lueptow, T. Smith, M. Manthey. Top: J. Hammond. 35 1979 GIRLS TRACK TEAM — Bottom Row: C. Cole, K. Enquist, S, Cross, S. Hanson, D. Houk, L. Flower. 2nd Row: S. Jacobson, A. Milton, K. Hughes, M Becker, B. Cook, J. Felton. 3rd Row: T. Abell, R. Polnow, L. Hamilton, K. Balzer, B. Allen, B. Hare, G Guenther. 4th Row: Coach Babcock, Ass't. Coach Mrs. Thurston. 5th Row: B. Gavinski, K. Gavinski, J. Bortz, J. Hamilton, M. Frank, S. Cunningham. GIRLS TRACK The 1979 girls track team, coached by Mr. Babcock and Mrs. Thurston, relentlessly did their best at all their meets. Though the team was made up of 27 talented individuals, only 20 were fortunate enough to letter. The team proceeded into the season, and they placed high in several major meets. They are as follows: Bulldog Invitational: 1st Conference: 2nd Regionals: 2nd Sectionals: tied for 3rd State: ...................................... 3rd Competing in the State meet were: Gret- chen Guenther, 1st in the high jump, Kara Hughes, 2nd in the mile and 5th in the 880 re- lay, Mary Becker, 2nd in the 440 yard dash, Brenda Allen, Lori Hamilton, and Stacey Cross, 5th in the 880 relay. Stacey Cross was voted team captain, and Kara Hughes was voted most valuable player. They lost only one Senior, Stacey Cross, but 1980 looks bright with hopefully six return- ing Seniors. SENIORS IN 79 GIRLS TRACK — Bottom Row. C. Cole, K Enquist, B Allen. 2nd Row: J. Felton, K. Gavin- ski, M. Frank. 37 1979 BOYS TRACK TEAM — Bottom Row: D. Schmitt, W. Ricks, R. Marsh, D. Haber- korn, M. Stack, D. Haberkom. 2nd Row: N. Cook, K. Weihert, B. Hughes, T. Curtis, D. Stack, I Wisniewski 3rd Row. M. Tupper, C. Bostad, I. Healy, B. Kearns, D. Parks, R. Miller. 4th Row: T. Hughes, G. Harruff, D. Gallagher, M . Bortz, K. Neef, S. Frank, T. Comford. BOY'S TRACK The 1979 track team had quite a success- ful season. Under the leadership of Mr. Mul- rooney, the varsity opened the season at the Oshkosh Invitational, scoring the most points ever in that meet. They later went on to place 2nd in a hard fought Bulldog Invitational. The conference meet was close, coming down to the last events and the team placed a strong second with 94 points. Greg Harruff and Mark Bortz led the Regional where they placed 3rd and then the two-man team placed 5th at the Sectional. Harruff went on to state alone where he placed 2nd in pole vault at 12'6 and 4th in the 220 yd. dash at 10.3. The mile relay team consisting of Dan Haberkom, Nor- man Cook, Tom Hughes and Rick Marsh set a new record of 3:36.5 seconds. Mark Bortz add- ed his muscle by setting records in shot put at 54'8'' and 150'3 in the discus. The returning lettermen were John Healy, Rick Marsh, Dusty Schmitt, Desi Stack, Joe VonBehren, Dan Haberkom, Robert Miller, Dan Parks, Mike Stack, Chris Bostad, Norman Cook, and Todd Curtis. 39 t w197? V ??FTVH; TEAM — Bottom Row: P Pulver. T Merwin. L Elie, B Baldowin. S. Cross. 2nd Row J. Mcmthey. Mgr.; B Keith. L. Marcellino, C. Catenacci. N. Pulver. D. Koskelin. 3rd Row J. Curtis Mgr K Walker, J. Potenberg. D. Von Behren, T Bortz. 1979 J. V. SOFTBALL TEAM — Bottom Row: J. Cornford, B Baldowin, J. Hawley, V. Chapman, L. Elle. 2nd Row: S. Dann, A Wilkins. P. Pulver, L. Lueptow. 40 SENIORS IN SOFTBALL — Bottom Row: P Pulver, B. Keith, L. Elle. 2nd Row: L. Marcellino, B, Baldowin, K. Walker, T, Bortz. SOFTBALL P.H.S. girl's athletic abilities are growing and improving from the past years. In the spring of 79 they developed a girl's softball program. The program had a large turn out with 15 girls on the Varsity squad, including 4 All- Conference girls: Sherry Cross, Deb Koskelin, Lani Marcellino, and Nan Pulver. There will be 11 returning letterwinners and 3 All-Con- ference's coming back. The season overall record was 4 wins and 5 losses; conference was 4 wins and 4 losses. In the tournaments Pardeeville lost 1-0 to Columbus (a Class B school). 41 BOYS CROSS COUNTRY TEAM — Bottom Row: Coach Mulrooney, B. Hughes, C Ernst. 2nd Row: J. Williams, D. Haberkorn, M. Stack. CROSS COUNTRY The boys cross country team, coached by Mr. Mulrooney posted a 1-4 record in the Dual- County Conference. The Bulldog harriers plac- ed 4th in the Conference meet, All-Conference selections were luniors - Mike Stack who plac- ed 5th and Dan Haberkorn who placed 7th. Members of the team were: Senior - Jeff Williams who lettered all 4 years and was named team captain; Junior - Mike Stack who was All-Conference, 3 year letter-winner, and voted Most Valuable Runner; Dan Haberkorn 1st year letterwinner and All-Conference. Rounding out the squad were Sophomore - Bill Hughes and Freshman - Chris Ernst, both 1st year letterwinners.. 42 GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY TEAM — Bottom Row: Coach Mulrooney, S. Haberkom, J. Cahoon, B. Cook.-2nd Row: T. Abell, R. Polnow, G. Guenther, K. Hughes. GIRL S CROSS COUNTRY The 1979 girl's cross country team improv- ed from an almost unimprovable record from last year. The girls took all four dual meets against Rio, Princeton, Montello, and Westfield. They also did good in all their invitationals. They received 1st at Portage, 1st in Waterloo, 1st at the conference meet, and 2nd in section- als. Pardeeville had three All-Conference run- ners: Brenda Cook, Kara Hughes, and Julie Ca- hoon. Julie and Kara also placed 2nd and 3rd at sectionals which was high enough to send them both to state. At the state meet in Madison, Kara placed 8th, and Julie placed 3rd. Pardeeville was again rewarded for their deeds by being rated 4th in the state in a poll taken by the coaches. At the end of the year, a banquet was held and Kara and Tracy Abell were voted co- captains, Julie was named Most Valuable Run- ner. The full team includes: Freshman - Sheryl Haberkom, Julie Cahoon; Sophomore - Brenda Cook; Juniors - Gretchen Guenther, Rachel Pol- now, and Kara Hughes. 43 1979 BASEBALL — Bottom Row: B Bradley, B Kent, D Johnson. S Hodgson, C Eberle. 2nd Row: C Roundy, J Eberle, T Enger, D. Houk, J. Taylor, T Harris. 3rd Row: T Kath, Mgr.; R. Knutson, R. Bortz, S. Smith, T Pease, G. Kamrath; Coach Hebl. BASEBALL The Pardeeville baseball squad of 78-79 finished with a 3-6 mark in conference and 6-6 record overall. The 1979 Seniors were: Donn Johnson, Russ Bortz, Tim Harris, and Chad Roundy. This year (1980) seniors will be Bert Kent, Chuck Eberle, and Shell Hodgson. No individual records were set in the 78- 79 baseball season. After the Bulldogs finished the Dual Coun- ty Conference they started play in the Pardee- ville Sub-regional. While winning the first game over Cambria 7-6, the Pardeeville Bull- dogs continued their fight to tackle the Ran- dolph Rockets. Consequently, in the second game over Randolph the boys went into nine innings. Randolph outscored Pardeeville 7-5 in the sub-regional championship game. All-Conference Bulldog was Senior Donn Johnson, utility .outfielder. Other Bulldogs re- ceiving Honorable Mention were Russ Bortz, outfielder; Chuck Eberle, first base; and Dan Houk, second base. They We Oshkosh Lourdes 7 5 Poynette ........................ 6 4 Montello ........................ 5 4 Oakfield ....................... 5 11 Cambria ......................... 4 10 Princeton ....................... 7 14 Rio ............................. 6 3 Oshkosh Lourdes .... 7 1 Westfield ....................... 8 3 Green Lake 9 5 Randolph........................ 14 2 Fall River ...................... 2 13 Lomira 6 11 ‘Lomira ........................ 6 9 Non-Conference Sub-Regional Tournament -- Pardeeville Cambria ......................... 6 7 Randolph 6 5 Dual County Conference Record 3-6 Season Record 7-9 44 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM — Bottom Row: C Elhert, Mgr. 2nd Row: Asst. Coach Pufhal, T. Downey, M Jerred, C. Hodgson. R. Lang. C. Downey, D. Kuhl. W Payne. K Kaiser, D. Andrews, Mgr.; T. Meyer. Mgr. 3rd Row: D. Waldrop. R. Walker, T. Enger, C. Bostad, L Fischer. D Houk, R. Marsh, B Kent, T Smith, Ass't. Coach Schmies. 4th Row K Stebbins, S. Swiggum, M. Enger, D. Schmitt. R. Knutson. K Neef, K Weihert, C. Eberle, R. Meincke, J. Taylor. 5th Row: Head Coach Bostad. R. Healy, W. Guenther. K. Steele. M. Barden, T. Pease, M. Manthey, T Lueptow, J. Healy. M. Barden. J. V. FOOTBALL TEAM — Bottom Row: Coach Soderman, R Walker, T. Pease, T. Enger, R. Healy, K. Kaiser, Coach Schmies. 2nd Row: K. Wiehert, D. Waldrop, C. Bostad, S. Swiggum, C. Hodgson, M. Jerred, C. Downey 3rd Row: J. Stack, R. Lang, K Stebbins, A Dawson, T. Downey, R Rivest, T. Pease, B Burmester. 4th Row: R. Lueptow, T. Breneman, D. Hall, A. Fische� -, K. Gassen, T Lenz, J. Brodeur. 5th Row: T. Border, K. Bessac, D. Kuhl, W. Payne, C. Elhert. 46 S£N!£R PLAYERS — Dusty Schmitt. Fullback: Chuck Eberle, Halfback, All Conf Marc Bar- den, Haliback; Matt Enger, Quarterback; Kent Steele, Center; Bert Kent, Fullback, Tim Lueptow, Tackle. SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS — Richard Meincke, Guard; Tim Smith, Tackle; Mike Manthey, Guard; Wally Guenther, End; John Healy, End; Rick Marsh. Haliback. FOOTBALL 1979 FOOTBALL SCORES We They Cambria 29 6 Green Lake 39 6 Fall River 47 6 Princeton 26 6 Montello 7 14 Randolph 0 41 Rio 20 6 Poynette 16 25 Westfield 44 13 The Pardeeville Varsity football team op- ened the season with four very impressive victories. This seemed to show the fans that the team didn't have any “prima donas as the coach had stated before the season had started. The Bulldogs played very impressively throughout the rest of the season, and ended it with a record of 6-3 and a third place finish. The Bulldogs six victories came at the hands of Cambria, Green Lake, Pall River, Princeton, Rio. and Westfield. The Bulldogs losses came against Montello, Randolph, and Poynette. The Bulldogs were in all of these games, but a few mistakes cost them the game. Chuck Eberle was the only Bulldog to gain All-Conference honors, and after the Westfield ball game he was voted Prep Player of the Week by the Wisconsin State Journal. Offensively the following Bulldogs got honor- able mention, Dusty Schmitt, Jim Taylor, and Russ Knutson, and defensively Chuck Eberle, Dusty Schmitt, Russ Knutson, and Jim Taylor received honorable mention. 47 HOMECOMING '79 — Sally Hanson, Chris Bostad; Ann Eggleston. Richard Meincke; Queen Pain Han- son, King Chuck Eberle; Dianna Ricks, Russ Knutson; Julie Morris, William Payne HOMECOMING Homecoming week was one full of excite- ment, fun and cheerful competition. There was the usual tug-of-war and a few new games such as the crabwalk and the gunny- sack races. The points from these games added to those of the dress-up days, resulted in the Seniors taking 1st place; with the Juniors run- ning in a close 2nd; Freshmen receiving 3rd; followed by the Sophomores in fourth place. The night was bitter cold, and the games ended with a bitter loss to Randolph 41-0. The Bulldogs tried hard, but just couldn't seem to get it together. The Homecoming dance was highlighted when King, Chuck Eberle crowned Pam Han- son, Queen. The court danced to the theme from Ice Castles, Through the Eyes of Love. The gym was decorated in blue and white, with music provided by the Look . It was a week of lasting memories, which helped to make Homecoming 1979 a success. 48 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM — Bottom Row: P. Gillingham. Mgr; T Bortz. Mgr. 2nd Row B Baldo- win C. Cross. K Walker, N Pulver, J. Felton, L. Navarro, Coach McGraw, G Guenther, B Keith, K Healy D. Kearns, T. Merwm, L. Marcelhno. ' VOLLEYBALL The 1979 volleyball season began with practice on August 28. They immediately swung into an exciting schedule of tough competition with the team's first non-confer- ence victory against Columbus. Of course, with such a great amount of senior and junior talent present, Ms. McGraw had the difficult decision of picking her starting line-up. There were seven returning lettermen, Beth Baldo- win, Cathy Cross, Jodi Felton, Barb Keith, Lani Marcellino, LeAnn Navarro and Karla Walker. The other varsity members were Gretchen Guenther, Kathy Healy, Diane Kearns, Tracy Merwin, and Nan Pulver. After much thought Coach McGraw decided to rotate many of the varsity players to give each player with her special talents a lot of time on the court. Pardeeville ended their season in 5th place out of 10 conference teams with a record of 4 victories and 5 unfortunate losses. Pardeeville -vs- Columbus won Pardeeville -vs- Lodi lost Pardeeville -vs- Wayland (n.c.) lost Pardeeville -vs- Green Lake won Pardeeville -vs- Fall River won Pardeeville -vs- Poynette lost Pardeeville -vs- Montello lost Pardeeville -vs- Cambria lost Pardeeville -vs- Princeton lost Pardeeville -vs- Randolph won Pardeeville -vs- Rio won Pardeeville -vs- Westfield won 50 I. V. VOLLEYBALL TEAM — Bottom Row: N. Kegler, V Thompson, D. Wilson, L Frank, S Hanson, D. Houk, I. Cornford, S. Leonard. 2nd Row: S. Dann, S. Smith, J. Smith, L. Swiggum. S. Horsman, A. Milton, A. Hebl, R. Telvick, Coach Howery. SENIORS IN VOLLEYBALL — Bottom Row: K Wal- ker. L. Marcellino, J. Felton, B. Baldowin. 2nd Row: L. Navarro, B. Keith. 3rd Row: C. Cross, D. Kearns. GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL — Center. P. Tupper, P Gillingham, Mgrs.; Mark Howery, Coach Stand- ing: S. Cross, L. Elie, J. Felton, N. Pulver, M. Tolley, G. Guenther, J. Cahoon, S. Jacobson, K. Hughes, J. Haw- ley, S. Gleiter. GIRLS BASKETBALL The Pardeeville Girls Basketball squad had only four returning letterwomen, and they were: Jody Felton, Shelly Gleiter, Gret- chen Guenther, and Missy Tolley. The rest of the team consisted of Senior-Laura Elle, Jun- iors-Sherry Cross, JoAnne Hawley, Kara Hughes, Sherri Jacobson, and Nan Pulver, and two freshmen-Julie Cahoon and Marian Eberle. The Varsity coach was Mr. Mark Howery with his assistant coach Mr. Bill Hebl. The girls finished with an impressive third place in the Dual County Conference. Their overall season record was 10-8 with a conference record of 9-7. They We Deforest 42 30 Green Lake 34 35 Wayland Academy 24 38 Poynette 36 350T Princeton 29 31 Randolph 47 28 Fall River 39 47 Westfield 35 37 Montello 39 31 Rio 32 46 Green Lake 26 24 Randolph 45 37 Poynette 49 24 Princeton 25 38 Fall River 33 61 Cambria 28 20 Montello 36 38 Rio Denotes a Non-Conference 43 Game 440T ino AIRH h7 rBARlKHTBABLLr' Bo,[°m.R°w:. B Har®' Mgr ; M Eberle. M. Steinich, D. Houk S. Hanson. Stand- ing. A. Hebl, L. Barden, B. Gavmski, L. Swiggum, S. Dann; Bill Hebl. Coach Absent: P Barden, GIRLS BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS — Julie Kieist . Kim Ehlert. 5- SENIORS IN GIRLS BASKETBALL — Bottom Row: P. Gillingham, Mgr; T Bortz, Mgr; S. Gleiter, L. Elie, J. Felton, M. Tolley. Val Chapman. VARSITY BASKETBALL — C Eberle, M Chapman. I Hammond. M Enger, G. Kamrath, W Guenther S Smith. R Knutson, J. Healy, S. Hodgson, D. Schmitt Kneeling: Head Coach Mr. Bruce Hammond, Ass t. Coach Mr. William Soderman. V U A L COUNT BOYS BASKETBALL With only two returning starters from last year's squad, the Bulldogs turned in a yery impressive 16 wins 2 losses. They won their first 11 Conference games and completed a 58 consecutive Conference winning streak. The winning streak was halted with their first con- ference defeat dealt to them by Randolph. The squad was made up of eight Seniors: Monte Chapman. Chuck Eberle, Matt Enger, Wally Guenther, Joel Hammond, John Healy, Shell Hodgson, Dusty Schmitt; and five juniors. Jim Eberle, Glenn Kamrath, Russ Knutson, Ter- ry Pease and Scott Smith. Sub-Regional Pardeeville 83 Cambria 62 Pardeeville 66 Montello 45 R E G I 0 N A L Pardeevilie 56 Pardeeville 62 Sectional Pardeeville 60 y C H A M P I 0 N S They We Deforest 41 51 Fall River 33 84 Princeton 45 88 Cambria 55 87 Randolph 49 54 Westfield 34 76 Montello 48 76 Rio 50 55 Poynette 48 52 Fall River 45 99 Princeton 38 87 Lodi 79 64 Cambria 63 73 Randolph 51 44 Westfield 54 75 Green Lake 58 65 Rio 47 68 Poynette 62 70 Denotes a Non-Conference Game CHAMPIONS Rio 52 Randolph 58 West Bend Kohler 72 56 SENIORS IN BASKETBALL — Dusty Schmitt, Guard, Joel Hammond, Guard; Matt Enger, Forward; Wally Guenther, Center. SENIORS IN BASKETBALL — Shell Hodgson, Guard; John Healy, Forward; Monte Chapman, Guard; Chuck Eberle, Guard. 57 J. V BASKETBALL — Center: Coach Buzz Soderman Standing. T. Simonson, D Haberkorn, B Kearns B Cook, D. Waldrop, K. Weihert, T. Pease, J. Eberle, G. Hall, C Bostad, C Curtis. M Stack, R. Mesick, G. Howe. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL — J. Brodeur, B. Burmester. M. Smith, D. Wes Babcock Kneeling: T. Breneman, T. Barden. White, D. Kuhl, D. Hall, Coach 58 WRESTLING — 1st Row: D. Haferman, Mgr,- T. Brodeur, T. Lenz, A Dawson. B Hughes, C. Ernst. 2nd Row: Coach Haferman, C. Hodgson, B. Payne, J. Taylor, S. Swiggum, D. Barden, T. Lueptow, Coach Knut- son. tow. WRESTLING During the 1980 wrestling season, the Bulldogs posted a 2-5 record, boasting wins over Cambria and Green Lake. Bill Hughes achieved stardom this season by taking second at the Dodgeland Tourney, first at the Pardeeville Invitational for the sec- ond consecutive year and placing a strong third at the Conference Tournament at Mon- tello. Rounding out the placing at the meet were Dan Barden, with fourth, and Jim Taylor, with fourth. Captain Dan Barden posted an excellent season at the 155 lb. class, while Jim Taylor proved strong at heavyweight. Bill Payne, Scott Swiggum, Clark Hodgson, and Alex Dawson were the young wrestlers that will surely prove contenders in their final years. This season was mostly a rebuilding year, with seven varsity members having little ex- perience. Next year with all but two wrestlers returning, the Bulldogs will undoubtedly prove contenders for the conference title. 59 SENIORS IN WRESTLING — D. Barden, T. Luep- WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS — Kneeling: Karen Johnson, Amy Milton Middle: Janel Hamilton, Standing: Kristi Ehlert. GIRLS CURLING — 1st Row: L. Satina, L. Frank, M. Pufahl, S. Smith, E. Nobbs, R. Thompson 2nd Row: Coach, Mrs. Pufahl, K. Gavinski, A Bregi, R. Polnow, V. Thompson. Absent C. Leazenby. GIRLS CURLING In the beginning of the season, the girls varsity curling teams looked very promising. They started off winning their first two matches. But the other teams were not to be denied, the girls battled out their next four matches, but failed to clinch their wins. They ended the season with a 2-4 record. The scores of the games were: Poynette They 4 We 12 Portage 5 7 Lodi 9 4 Poynette 14 2 Portage 9 3 Lodi 8 7 At the Wausau Bonspiel the girls ended a 2-2 record placing second in the second event. Denotes a Home Game SENIOR GIRLS IN CURUNG — K. Gavinski, A. Bregi. Absent C. Leazenby. 61 BOYS CURLING — 1st Row: M. Jerred, I. Manthey, T. Pease, T. Smith, J. Williams, R Meincke. 2nd Row: Coach, Mr. Pufahl; C. Patchin, R. Okan, R. Price, D. Spear, K. Steele, K Neel. Absent M. Barden. BOYS CURLING With four returning lettermen, and the rest of the Conference rebuilding their teams, the boys varsity team had high hopes of clinch- ing the Conference title. But after the first match, they found out that it would be a tough battle for first place. After all the Conference matches were completed, the varsity curlers ended with a 3-3 record only good enough for second place. Portage curlers took the title with a 5-1 record. The scores of the games were: Poynette Portage Lodi Poynette Portage Lodi At the Wausau Bonspiel the varsity curlers squeaked by Portage in the last match to take first place in the second event. The J.V., being a bit young, finished with a 2-4 record. They We 5 6 7 5 7 5 10 7 5 6 5 10 SENIOR BOYS IN CURLING — T. Smith, J. Williams, R. Meincke, R. Price, D. Spear, K. Steele 62 STUDENT COUNCIL — Seated: R VanSwol, T Pease. S. Jacobson. L. Flower, J Hammond. K. Neef, L Frank S. Horsman, S. Hodgson, D. Houk, D. Hodgson. Standing: C. Eberle, Pres, R. Meincke, V Pres, B Baldowin, Sec'y.; L. Marcellino, Pres. Absent: M Eggleston N. H. S. — 1st. Row: B. Plath, M. Becker, A. Eggleston. C. Gavinski, S Thompson, R. Meincke, K. Neef. 2nd Row': A Wilkins. D Katze, L. Griepentrog, K. Hughes, D. Ricks, J Manthey, S. Jacobson; B. Baldo- win. Treas. 3rd Row: D. Parks, A. Dawson, B. Fischer, P Gillingham, A. Bregi, V-Pres.; T. Steinich, Pres; J. Felton, Sec'y; J- Taylor. 64 LIBRARIANS — Bottom Row: Mrs. Kaiser, M. Eggleston. P. Pulver, T. Smith, C. Leazenby, M. Frank, President. 2nd Row: A Bregi, Historian; B. Keith, A Eggleston. D. Ricks. P. Gillingham, M. Dawson. Secretary; D. Harmon. Absent: P Hanson, Vice President; L. Navarro, Treasurer; B Baldowin, Editor; V. Bradley, S. Gleiter, G Guenther, N. Pulver, G. Stauber. LIBRARIAN OFFICERS — A. Bregi. His- torian. M Frank, Pres.; A. Dawson, Sec'y- Absent; L. Navarro, Treas.; P. Hanson, V. Pres.; B. Baldowin, Editor. 65 NEWSPAPER STAFF — 1st Row: G Landsverk, A. Wilkins, R. Okan, B. Hare, K. Steele, J. Williams, A. Eggleston, W. Neef, P. Tupper 2nd Row: D McElroy, P. Haynes, M Steinich, B. Baldowin, A Bregi, B Fischer, B. Kent. D Waldrop. D. Parks, 3rd Row: J. Hammond, D. Schmitt, T Steinich, P Gillingham. D. Harmon, J. Hamilton, L. Marcellino, B Allen, V. Bailey 4th Row K. Enquist, P. Hanson, B. Keith, I Giese, J. Balzer, D. Houk, L. Miller, M. Frank. NEWSPAPER EDITORS — Martha Frank, Editor; Brenda Allen, Assistant Editor. 66 ANNUAL STAFF — 1st Row: G. Landsverk, R. Marsh, B. Baldowin, K Steele, J. Williams, A. Eggleston R Meincke. 2nd Row: C Leazenby, S Gleiter, M Frank, A Bregi, B. Fischer, B. Kent. B Allen, P. Haynes, K Enquist. 3rd Row: J. Hammond, D. Schmitt, T. Steinich, P. Gillingham, D. Harmon, L. Marcellino, B Keith, P Hanson. Absent L. Navarro. ANNUAL EDITORS — Ann Eggleston, Barb Fischer. FORENSICS — 1st Row: C. Patchin, D. Parks, R Price, R Marsh, B Baldowin. K Steele, B. Kent, A. Bregi, I Felton, D. Gallagher, N Pulver, S. Jacobson. 2nd Row Advisor Mrs Carr, R Bradley, C. Bostad, B. Hughes, G. Guenther, D. Katze, P. Pulver, M. Eggleston, J. Williams, B. Hinds. R Okan, M. Pufahl, Advisor Mrs Goke 3rd Row: N. Kegler, L. Frank, L. Flower, B. Gavinski, B Hare, M. Frank, J. Hamilton, A. Dawson, L. Miller, D. McElroy, D Ricks. 4th Row. E. Nobbs, C. Meyer, S Horsman, T Steinich. P. Gillingham. S. Gleiter, L. Empereur. D. Waldrop. M. Jerred, 5th Row: A Milton, B. Plath, I. Morris, J. Waldrop, K Deakin, B Carpenter, T Abell, B. Allen. K Enquist, C. Cole, P Hanson. 6th Row: P. T upper, W. Neef, S. Thompson, H. Bessac, M. Steinich, C. Ernst, J. Smith, K Neef. 7th Row. R. Rivest, T Pease 68 THESPIANS — Bottom Row. R Bradley, M Pjfahl. W. Neef, L. Flower. B Heinz. 2nd Row: K. Enquist, T. Steinich, V. Bradley, A. Bregi, C. Ernst, Santa, B. Hughes, A. Milton, B Hare, B. Baldowin, P. Haynes. 3rd Row: Mrs Goke, M. Jerred, C. Patchin, R. Meincke, D. Waldrop, K. Neef, C. Bostad. G. Landsverk. J. Hamil- ton, M. Frank, C. Gavinski, P. Pulver, J. Williams. THESPIANS—T. Steinich, Treas.; J. Williams. Pres.; M. Frank, V. Pres.; Absent: R. Marsh, Sec'y. 69 THE LYING VALLET — Front Row: W. Neef, T Smith, P. Pulver, J Williams, G. Landsverk, P. Haynes. 2nd Row: B. Hinds. A. Bregi, C. Meyer, T. Pease. ONE ACT PLAYS 70 THE INFANTA — Front Row: P. Tupper, K. Neef, C. Ernst. 2nd Row: L. Flower, J. Manthey, T. Steinich. NIGHT WITH GUESTS — Front Row: M. Pufahl, M Frank, K. Steele, K Neef. 2nd Row: C. Patchin, A. Dawson. ONE-ACT PLAYS On October 18th the annual One-Act Play competitions began. The three plays were entitled: Night With Guests, ''The Infanta,’ and The Lying Valet. Night with Guests' was a lyrical drama done in a sing-song fash- ion. The members of the cast were: Alex Daw- son, Martha Frank, Kerry Neef, Craig Patchin, Michele Pufahl, and Kent Steele. The Infanta' centered upon a young princesses desire to be like all other girls her age. The characters were played by: Tammy Steinich, Lori Flower, Chris Ernst, Jeff Manthey, Kerry Neef, Pam Tupper, and Carrie Leazenby. The last play, The Lying Valet was a comedy about a rich nobleman who has lost his fortune and de- pends upon his lying valet to keep it a secret from his future wife. The cast of characters were: Gary Landsverk, Jeff Williams, Patti Haynes, Patty Pulver, Alice Bregi, Tim Smith, Barb Hinds, Candi Meyer, Wendy Neef, and Tyler Pease. The Lying Valet won the local compe- tition, and then continued on to the conference contest which was held at Montello on Oc- tober 20th. The cast performed well there and continued on to the subdistrict meet in Poy- nette on October 22 where they earned their way to the District Meet in Whitewater No- vember 10. Unfortunately, their hard efforts did not match the tough judging they faced and a B rating was awarded to them. Directing the plays were Mrs. Nancy Carr, Mrs. Evelyn Goke, and student director, Amanda Dawson. 71 1979 SCHOOL PLAY — Bottom Row: L Landsverk, W. Neef, B. Hare, R. Bradley 2nd Row: C. Patchin, M. lerred, R. Patchin, K. Steele. J. Williams, D, Houk. T. Comford 3rd Row. S. Barden, T. Stemich, J Hammond, L. Welk, J. Dalton, M. Frank, R Marsh T Fischer, S. Bernander, K. Neef, M. Milton, R. Meincke, J. McIntyre, J. Curtis. 72 BAND — Bottom Row: L. Frank. D McElroy, L. Miller, J. LaMarche, H. Bessac. F. Barden, P. Tupper, L. Flower, S. Thompson, W. Neef, M. Eggleston, R. Thompson, L. Kegler. 2nd Row: T. Steinich, C. Gavinski, M. Becker, R. Bradley. D. Jackson, D. Katze, B. Hare, M. Steinich, P Pulver, J. Waldrop, S. Horsman, R. Price, T. Downey, L. Fischer, J. Stack, T. Barden, J. Morris, R. Telvick, S. Jacobson, K. Gavinski. 3rd Row: A. Eggleston, L. Lueptow, L. Griepentrog, A. Mil- ton, A. Wilkins, V. Chapman, S. Dann, B. Hinds, M. Pufhal, D. Houk, S. Hanson, V Thompson, L. Swiggum, A. Dawson, B. Burmester, M. Jerred, D. Parks, M. Barden, S. Cunningham, M. Morris, P. Haynes, J. Williams, R. Marsh, G. Landsverk, B. Baldowin. 4th Row: W. Payne, D. Kuhl, A Hebl, J. Wolff, S. Thurs- ton, J. Bessac, E. Nobbs, K. Steele, L. Barden, K. Neef, T. Pease, C. Patchin, M. Kuhl, C. Bostad, R. Meincke, T. Terri. M. Cupery. 5th Row: R. Zarn, A. Daw- son, L. Elie, M. Frank, L. Satina, D. Waldrop, J. Von Behren, D. Stowell, B. Gavinski, J. Hamilton, B. Cook, L. Marcellino. BAND The 1979-1980 Pardeeville Senior High Band made its debut during football season, marching at four games including homecom- ing On October 13, the band traveled to Stev- ens Point. There the band marched in the Pointer's homecoming parade. On the 8th of November the band gave a Pop concert with the chorus and December 18th performed at the annual Winter concert. After the New Year, the band continued to be active by having the Pep Band play at the boy's and girl's home basketball games. The band played well at the Spring Concert and the graduation ceremony in May. There have been many hours of work put in by both the band and its director, Mr. James Rusch, a job well done by both. ALL-CONFERENCE BAND — Bottom Row: G Landsverk. P Pulver. 2nd Row: M Morris D Stowell A Dawson. M Frank. K. Gavinski. 3rd Row. K. Steele. A Eggleston. J. Williams. PEP BAND 74 COLOR GUARD — 1st Row: P. Haynes, B. Baldowin, R. Zam, V. Thompson, P. Pulver. 2nd Row: J. Morris, L. Marcellino, R. Telvick, L. Satina. Miss Hilgendorf Mrs. Isles H„r5HRORri“ VT ,Rd BeCwr'nC;uLfa erlbX' M S,einich' P Haynes. M Eggleston, V. Bradley, B B PMth A wnir n Kp9pri R PMhn ,2nd G S,auber' L Griepentrog. A Milton, R Bradley D W lk ns R Pulirer D_ Ricks, tF Pulver, B Austin, L. Miller, L Frank 3rd Row: L. Lueptow D Kcjtze, P Larson, D. Jackson, A Bregi, C. Gavinski, B Gavinski, V Bradley, W Neef J Hamilton M Frank S. Zuhlke T Steinich 4th Row: R Okan, M Kuhl, R. Price, M Smith. K. sLle, T Marsh WilL G Landsverk, D. Stowell. Absent: A. Dawson, C Ernst, L. Fischer, K. Gavinski, S. Horsman. ' CHORUS The 1979-1980 choral year was excellent. The choir started the year under the direction of Miss Hilgendorf, an intern from the U. of Wisconsin — Madison. The choir performed at the Fall Concert in October, which proved to be, by far, the best concert of the entire year. They also performed at the Christmas Concert in December under the direction of Miss Hil- gendorf. During the second semester the choir was under the direction of Mrs. Isles, also an intern from the University of Wisconsin. The choir performed at All-Conf. Chorus Day at Montello on Feb. 2. It also performed at a Spring Con- cert and Graduation ceremonies. Many choir members performed at Solo Ensemble Contest in March. 76 VARSITY CLUB — Bottom Row: D. Katze, J. Manthey. I. Hawley. S. Jacobson. N. Pulver. K. Steele. A. Eggleston. I Williams, R. Meincke. 2nd Row: T. Bortz, S. Cross. K. Hughes, T. Abell. T Merwin, J. Hamil- ton, D. Ricks, S. Swanson, Mr. Bostad, Advisor. 3rd Row: G. Guenther, R. Bradley, W. Neef, L. Flower, J. Taylor. C. Bostad. M Stack. D. Haberkom, C. Weihert. 4th Row: I Cahoon, R. Polnow, P. Tupper, B. Gavin- ski D Stowell. B. Hare, A. Milton, M. Becker, P. Pulver. M. Manthey 5th Row: S. Gleiter, M. Tolley, L. Elie, J. Felton, B Cook, D. Houk, C. Leazenby, B Allen. K Enquist. 6th Row: T. Enger, D. Houk, B. Hughes, D Parks, T. Curtis, N. Cook. D. Spear, M Enger, W. Guenther. 7th Row: R Knutson, L. Fischer. K. Neef, S. Smith, G. Kamrath, A Bregi, T. Steinich, B. Kent, S. Hodgson, C. Eberle. 8th Row: D. Barden. B. Bradley, I. Eberle, J. Hammond, D. Schmitt, P. Hanson, T. Smith, B. Keith, J. Healy. 9th Row: T. Pease. S. Swiggum, T. Lueptow. PEP CLUB — Bottom Row: J. Williams, R. Meincke, K Steele. 2nd Row. A. Dawson, M. Eggleston, D. Houk, D. Stowell, F. Barden. L. Miles. 3nd Row: P. Barden, B. Hare, B Cook, S. Hanson, A Eggleston, L. Manthey. 4th Row: P. Pulver, N. Pulver, D. Ricks, J Hawley, P. Tupper, V. Chapman. 5th Row: M. Steinich. L. Flower, B. Hinds, V. Thompson, S. Smith, K. Ehlert. 6th Row: T. Steinich, T. Smith, A. Bregi, J. Hammond, P. Hanson, D Schmitt. 77 FFA — Left: E Nobbs, J. Jerome, E. Baumgartner, T. Brenemen, A Fischer, B Payne, L Fischer, T. Ham- ilton, M. Malisch, T Lenz, K. Gassen. Center: S. Swig- gum, R Lang Right: S. Zuhlke, D. Deakin, J. Lands- verk, R. Herold, P. Landsverk, M. Barden, J. Lang, J. Hamilton. R. Miller, D. Dibell. F.F.A. The Future Farmers of America or F.F.A., is an organization dealing with Agriculture. Every year, students learn about more con- venient and efficient ways to farm; they also receive training which will help them in agri- business. An annual Hay and Grain Show is held so students can show their products and get judged on them. Two seniors are chosen each year to go to Kansas City, Missouri for a broader view on farming techniques and agribusiness. The seniors chosen for 79-80 were Mike Malisch and Missy Tolley. F. F A. OFFICERS — Seated: T. Hamilton, Pres; S. Zuhlke, Secretary; Mark Barden, Sentinel; Standing: 70 Linda Landsverk, Alternate; Mark Landsverk, V. Pres ; Leo Fischer, Reporter. MR. RAY FORBES Superintendent; B S. Iowa Wesleyan; M. A. University of Iowa. MR. JAMES MALINOVSKY Principal; M. A Colorado State University. BOARD OF EDUCATION — Mr. Gene Dawson; Mr. James Johnson, Treas ; Mr Deane Steele Clerk Mrs. Jean Westcott, Pres.; Mr. Ralph Bailey; Mr. Clifton Bradley, V. Pres.; Mr. Judd Neef. 80 MRS. NANCY CARR English; Forensics; Musical Di- rector; One-Act Plays Co-Di- rector; Sr. Advisor; MacMurray College, B. A. MRS. EVELYN V. GOKE English; Speech; Journalism One-Act Plays Co-Directo ; Business Manager - Musical; Forensics Coach; Portage Daily Register Correspondent Advisor; Sr. Advisor; Thespian Advisor. U. W. Platteville, B.S. MS. APRIL LUY KRASSNER English; U. of Wis, Madison, BS. MRS. KATHY CASEY Spanish I S II; U. of Wis. Whitewater, B.S. MR. R. L. HANEY Social Science; Federal Gov- ernment; World Problems; Western Civ.; U. of South Da- kota. BS. MS. MARGARET WALDINGER U. S. History; Cheerleading and Pom Pon Advisor; Pep Club Advisor; Jr. Advisor; U. of Wis., LaCrosse, B.S. MR. MIKE MULROONEY Math; Boys £ Girls Cross Country Coach; Boys Track Coach; Fr. Advisor; U. of Wis., LaCrosse, B.S. 81 MISS MARIE RAHN Math; U. of Wis., Oshkosh, B.S. MR. WES BABCOCK Biology; Science; Fr. Advisor; Fr. Boys Basketball Coach; Girls Varsity Track Coach; U. of Wis., Whitewater, B.S. MR. WALTER SPRECHER Social Science; Chemistry; Physics; U. of Wis. Platteville, BS. 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. MABEL MAIER Home Economics; U. of Wis., Madison, B.S and M.S. MR. KEN YOURA Art; U. of Wis., Stevens Point, B. S. MR. ROBERT BOSTAD Phy Ed.; Athletic Director; Varsity Club Advisor; Football Coach; U. of Wis. Stevens Point, L.S.; U. of Wis. Madison, B.S. MS. JULIE McGRAW Phy. Ed.; Softball Head Coach; Volleyball Head Coach; Co- Advisor Varsity Club; Soph. Advisor; Homecoming Advis- or; Iowa Wesleyan College, B.S. 82 MR. WILLIAM HEBL Driver's Education; Baseball Coach; IV. Girls Basketball Coach; U. of Wis., Whitewater, B.S. MR. JAMES RUSCH Band; Chorus; St. Norbert College, B.S. MR. MARK HOWERY Industrial Arts; J.V Girls Vol- leyball Coach; Girls Basket- ball Head Coach; Boys Golf Head Coach; U. of Wis, Platteville, B.S. MR. RONALD L. KNUTSON Agriculture - Agribusiness; Wrestling Head Coach; FF A. Advisor; U. of Wis., River Falls. B.S. MR. HOWARD DRAHEIM Industrial Arts; Soph. Advisor; U. of Wis., Stout, B.S. MR. TOM HAFERMAN Building Trades; Asst. Wrest- ling Coach; U. of Wis., Stout, B.S. and M S. MRS. RUTH KAISER Librarian; Library Club Advis- or; Wrestling Girls Basket- ball Cheerleading Advisor; Jr. Advisor; U. of Wis., River Falls, B.S. MRS. MARY HORTON Guidance and Counseling; Wayne State University, B.A. and M.A. MRS. LYNN R. HERRMAN L.P. Teacher; Assistant Play Director for the All School Play. 83 OFFICE STAFF — Mrs. Buzzell, Mrs. Hollander, Mrs. Wegner, Mrs. Krueger. COOKS — Seated: Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Swanson, Mrs. Brad- ley, Mrs. Lueptow. 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