Pardeeville High School - Whisper Yearbook (Pardeeville, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1981 volume:

ig8i ( 1 V (l i ijjiZX CPaxJ.e.s.(ji[[s. Senior Hiyh School Julie Manthey and Dianna Ricks Lori Lueptow and Sherri Swanson Mrs. June Lenz CO-EDITORS ASSISTANT EDITORS ADVISOR ......... Thinking back through all the years. Of all the fun we've had. And all the times that there were tears. The good times and the bad. We never will forget the years We spent at Pardee High, And as the end is drawing near We soon will say good-bye. We cherish all our memories And reminisce of friends We're eager for our joumies And await their unknown ends. By Deb Jackson 2 DEDICATION We the Class of 1981, dedicate this annual to Mrs. Briggs. During her thirteen years at Pardeeville High School, she has always done and still is doing many kind deeds for the faculty and the students. She does anything from washing and mending athletic uniforms, taking care of pom pon gloves, sewing letters on softball and baseball hats to finding needle and thread when your pants rip or a button falls off. Mrs. Briggs has always been around to help us rescue our lost items and to lend a helping hand to clean up our mess — although she does most of the cleaning. She also has given her full support during such crucial times as prom, homecoming, com- mencement, Christmas . . . Mrs. Briggs has many times demonstrated her unselfishness by being there when you need her and always with a smile. No one knows what all she really does for everyone. This dedication is our way of saying. Thank you, Mrs. Briggs. Class of '81 3 I deeply appreciate your thoughtful kind- ness and friendship. It is thanks to many nice friends, family, and Pardeeville High School that I have enjoyed learning about this country, and the way of living. I'm really glad I got to know you. And how happy I should be if I could meet you some day again! Mayumi Sato MAYUMI SATO The people of the U. S. are very friendly and everyone tries to help me. I have been in three towns; Pardeeville is the one I like best. I have met many nice people in Pardeeville; they really have made me feel like I belong here. Since I've been in the U. S. I have learned a lot about the people and how they live; I’ve been able to see the good things and the things which are not so good in your country. I have benefited from the things that are good Severiano J. Santos, Jr. 4 SEVERIANO J. SANTOS, JR. A D M I N I S T R A T I 0 N - tht nes wh ♦ttr future is t BOARD OF EDUCATION — Sitting: Mr Decme Steele, Clerk; Mr. Clifton Bradley, Pres.; Mr. James Johnson, Treas.; Mr. Ralph Bailey, V. Pres. Standing: Mr. Gene Dawson, Mrs. Dorothy Rowlands, Mr Judd Neel. MR. RAY FORBES Superintendant; B.S. Iowa Wesleyan; M A. University of Iowa. MR. JAMES MALINOVSKY Principal; B. S., U. of Wis., River Falls; M.A. Colorado State University. 5 MR. R. L. HANEY Social Sciences; U. of South Dakota, B.S. MS. MARGARET WALDINGER Social Studies; Cheerlead- ing and Pom Pon Advisor; Pep Club Advisor; Jr. Ad- visor; U. of Wis., White- water, B.S. MRS. NANCY CARR English; Forensics Coach; Musical Director; One Act Plays, Co-Director; Sr Advi- sor; MacMurray College, B A. MRS. EVELYN V. GOKE English; Speech; Journalism; One A c t Plays Director; Thespians Advisor; Senior Advisor; Forensics Coach; Musical Assistant; U.W. Platteville, B. A. MRS. LORETTA ZWONITZER English; Spanish; Spanish Club Advisor; Girls J. V. Basketball Coach; U of Wis. Stevens Point, B. S. MRS. RUTH KAISER Librarian; Library Club Ad- visor; Wrestling Girls Bas- ketball Cheerleading Ad- visor; Jr. Advisor; U. of Wis., River Falls, B.S. MR. CHUCK HERMAN Mathematics; U. of W i s. Oshkosh, B.S. MISS MARIE RAHN Mathematics; U. of Wis., Oshkosh, B.S. 6 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. MR. WES BABCOCK Biology; Science; Soph. Ad- visor; Head Varsity Track Coach; Cross Country Coach; U. of Wis., White- water, B.S. MR. WALTER SPRECHER Social Science; Chemistry; Physics; U. of Wis., Platte- ville, 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; Foot- ball Coach; U. of Wis., Stevens Point, L.S.; U. of Wis., LaCrosse, B.S. MS. JULIE McGRAW Phy. Ed.; Softball Head Coach; Volleyball Head Coach; Homecoming Advi- sor; Iowa Wesleyan College, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, B.S. 7 MRS. MARY HORTON Guidance and Counseling; Wayne State University, B.A. and M.A. MRS. LYNN R. HERRMAN L. D Teacher; Asst. Softball Coach.U. of Wis., Madison, B.S. MR. JAMES RUSCH Band; Chorus; St. Norbert College, B.S. MR. HOWARD DRAHEIM Industrial Arts; Soph. Advi sor; U. of Wis., Stout, B.S. MR. TOM HAFERMAN Industrial Education; Asst. Wrestling Coach; U. of Wis.. Stout, B.S. and M S. MR. MARK HOWERY Industrial Arts; I. V. Girls Volleyball Coach; Girls Basketball Head Coach; Golf Head Coach; U. of Wis., Platteville, B.S. MR. RONALD L. KNUTSON Agriculture and Conserva- tion; Wrestling Head Coach; F F A. Advisor; U. of Wis., River Falls, B S. MR. WILLIAM HEBL Driver's Education; Baseball Coach; U. of Wis., White- water, B.S. MRS. PATTI YOURA Health Occupations; Wis. State University, Stevens Point, B.S. MRS. SHARON DYKSTRA Health Occupations; Metho- dist Hospital School of Nursing, RN. OFFICE STAFF — Mrs. Hollander. Standing: Mrs. Buzzell. Mrs. Wegner, Mrs. Krueger. COOKS — Seated. Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Bradley, Mrs Swanson, Mrs. Lueptow Standing: Mrs. Lytle, Mrs. Gleiter, Mrs Barden. CUSTODIANS — 1st Row: Mr Welk, Mr. Oosterhol, Mrs. Briggs, Mr. Sommers, Mr. Patchin Mr. Rowin, Mr. Herold Standing. 9 CLASS FLOWER — Wine Colored Rose CLASS COLORS — Wine and While CLASS MOTTO — We are fortunate, for we can look backwards with pride and forward with hope. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS — S. Swan- son, Treas.; M. Becker, V. Pres.; R. Van Swol Pres.; B. Plath, Sec'y. 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. Mary Becker Cory Gavinski Lois Griepentrog Kara Hughes Darcy Katze Kerry Neef Barb Plath Jim Taylor Sara Thompson Annette Wilkins X s 5 ti redt thin cridteol suddenl j MARY E. BECKER VALEDICTORIAN DARCY L. KATZE SALUTATORIAN 11 KAY A. ANACKER “Andeker December 13, 1962 CHARLENE M. BOURDEAU March 18, 1963. KAY A. BALZER “Blazer September 17, 1963 — Cheerleader 1; Chorus 1; Curling 2, 3; Track 2. SCOTT I. BARDEN “Bardenski January 23, 1963 — Foren- sics 2, 3, 4; Librarian 1, 2; Musical 1-3; Pep Club 1; Thespians 2, 3, 4. MARK L. BARDEN “Sparky July 29, 1963 — All Conf. Band 4; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Curling 3-4, F.F.A. 1-4; Sent. 3, V. Pres. 4; Football 1-4; Track 3-4 MARY E. BECKER “Becky November 14, 1962 — An- nual 4; All Conf. Band 4; All Conf. Chorus 2-4; Band 1-4; Band-Chorus Council 2; Pep Band 1-4; Chorus 1-4; Class V.P. 1-4; Forensics 4; Homecoming Court 1; Musi- cal 1, 3, 4; N.H S. 3-4; Stu- dent Council 1; Thespians 4; Track 1-4; Varsity Club 1-4. MICHAEL E. BABCOCK “Mitch July 2, 1963 — Annual 4; Baseball 1, 2; Basketball 1. 2; Musical 4. VERONICA E. BOYER January 30, 1963 — Annual Advertising Mgr. 3; All Conf. Chorus 1-4; Art Club 1- 3; Chorus 1-4; Select Chorus 2-3; Dramatic Arts 2- 3; Guidance 1-2; Pom Pon 1- 3, Capt. 2-3; Swing Choir 2- 3. Transferred from Mc- Farland Wis.; senior year. 12 BRYAN I. BRADLEY “Brad January 14, 1963 — Base- ball 1-2; Football 1 - 2; Homecoming Court 1; Wrestling 1-3; Varsity Club 1-3 KATHLEEN M. BRADLEY “Buckwheat December 28, 1962 - Varsity Club 3; Volleyball 2-3. CRAIG CAMPBELL October 6, 1962 — Basket- ball 1; Football 1. SHERRY L. CROSS “George July 16, 1963 — Band 1, 2; Basketball 1-3; Cheerlead- er 1-2; Forensics 1; Golf 1; Homecoming Court 2; Prom Court 3, P. Queen 3; Soft- ball 2-4; Capt. 3; All Conf. 2; Student Council 4; Var- sity Club 2-4. JAN M. CORNFORD “Banany October 28, 1962 — Softball 2; Volleyball 1-3. SHERRY CUNNINGHAM July 29. 1963 — All Conf. Band 4, Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Softball 3-4; Track 2. STEPHEN CURTIS ’Gyrene April 1, 1961 — F.F.A. 4; Football 2; Track 2; Trans- ferred from Enid, Okla- homa, junior year. JAMES D. EBERLE “Beaver July 10, 1963 — Baseball 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Football 1; Varsity Club 2-4. 13 MARY E. EGGLESTON Mar June 13, 1963 — Annual 4; All Conf. Band 4; All Conf Chorus 2-4, Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Cheerleader 1-4; Co. Capt. 4; Chorus 1-4; Select Chorus 4; Forensics 1, 3. 4, Golf 2; Guidance 4; Librarian 3, 4; Musical 1, 3, 4; Pep Club 1-4; Prom Court 3; Solo Ensemble 1- 4; Spanish Club 4, Sec'y. 4; Student Council 3; Thes- pians 3, 4; Varsity Club 2- 4. LISA L. EMPEREUR Liza July 23, 1963 — Band 4; Cheerleader 3, 4, Forensics 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Softball 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4 Trans- ferred from Alta Loma, California sophomore year. MILES A. ENGER Tony August 13, 1963 — Baseball 1-4; Football 1-4, All Conf. Honorable Ment. 4; Varsity Club 3, 4. DANIEL L. GALLAGHER Irk Out June 28, 1963 — Baseball 3; Forensics 3; Musical 3; Plays 4; Track 3. Transfer- red from Madison, Wis- consin, sophomore year. LEO L. FISCHER Fish October 30, 1962 — All Conf. Band 4; All Conf. Chorus 1-4; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Basketball 1, 2; Chorus 1-4; Select Chorus 3, 4; F.F.A. 1-4; Reporter 2-4; Football 1-4, All Conf. 4, All Conf. Honorable Ment. 4; Homecoming Court 1: Musical 1, 3, 4; Prom Court 3; Track 3, 4; Varsity Club 2-4. CORINNE M. GAVINSKI Cory January 23, 1963 — Annual 4, All Conf. Band 4; All Conf. Chorus 2-4; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Chorus 1-4, Forensics 1-4; Musical 1, 3, 4; N.H.S. 3, 4; Newspaper 4, Plays 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 4; Pom Pon 1-4; Thespians 3. 4; Track 1; Solo Ensemble 1-4; Varsity Club 4. JO DEEN SUE GORSUCH 'Boed October 25, 1963. JOHN GRAY J. C. May 1, 1963 — Chorus 1; Wrestling 2-3. 14 LOIS J. GRIEPENTROG lnuary 25. 1963 — Annual 4 All Conf. Band 4; All Conf Chorus 2, 3; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Chorus 1-3; ; 2 3. N HS. 3. 4. THOMAS M. HEAPS “Arty” September 2, 1963. DANIEL J. HABERKORN “Earl” September 1. 1962 — Bas- ketball 1-4; Cross Country 3; Football 1. 2, 4. All Conf. 4, All Conf. Honorable Ment. 4, F.F A 1, 2; Prom Court 3. King 3; Track 1-4; Varsity Club 1-4. JOANNE M. HAWLEY “Josle” August 19, 1963 — Basket- ball 1-4; Golf 1; Homecom- ing Court 4; Musical 1; Pep Club 1-4; Pom Pon 1-4; Prom Court 3; Softball 2, 3; Varsity Club 3. 4 JANEL M. HAMILTON “Shnel” March 23, 1963 — Annual 4; All Conf. Band 4; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-3; Cheer- leader 2-3; Chorus 3; Girls Barbershop Quartet 3; For- ensics 2-4, Librarian 2; Musical 1-3; Newspaper 3. 4, Plays 2-4; Pep Club 2; Thespians 1-4, Pres. 4; Track 1-3; Varsity Club 2-4 ROBERT W. HEALY Bob” December 28. 1962 — Foot- ball 1-4; Track 3, 4; Wres- tling 4. GRETCHEN M. GUENTHER “Gretch” September 9, 1963 — Bas- ketball 1-4, All Conf. 3. M.V.P. 3; Cross Country 2-4; Forensics 3; Librarian 2-4; Track 1-4; Varsity Club 1-4; Volleyball 1, 3, 4 DAN HINDS July 1, 1962 15 LORA HILL ‘'Bear September 29, 1962. KENNETH C. KAISER May 17. 1963 — F.F.A. 1; Football 1-4; Varsity Club 4. DENNIS I. HINKLEY “Hink November 24, 1962—Trans- ferred from , Milwaukee Wisconsin, freshman year. DANIEL L. HOUK “Nouk November 24, 1962 — Base- ball 1-4; Football 1-4, All Conf. 4, All Conf. Honor- able Ment. Homecoming Court 4, King 4; Prom Court 3; Varsity Club 2-4. DEBRA M. JACKSON Deb April 14, 1963 — Annual 4, All Conf. Band 4; All Conf. Chorus 2-4; Band 1-4, Pep Band l-4;Chorus 1-4; Musi- cal 1, 3. 4; Plays 4; Thes- pians 4. KARA HUGHES May 22, 1963—Badger Girl 3; Basketball 1-4, M.V.P. 3; Cross Country 1-4, All Conf. 2-4; N.H.S. 3, 4; Stu- dent Council 4, Treas. 4; Track 1-4, All Conf. 1-4; Varsity Club 1-4. SHERRI L. JACOBSON “Jake September 1, 1963 — All Conf. Band 4, Badger Girl Alt. 3; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1, 2; Basketball 1-4; Cheer- leader 1-4; Forensics 1-4; Homecoming Court 4; Queen 4; Librarian 1-2; Musical 3, 4; N H.S. 3, 4; Pep Club 2; Student Coun- cil 1-4, V. Pres 4; Thes- pians 3, 4, Track 1-4; Var- sity Club 1-4. GLENN M. KAMRATH “Squeak July 5, 1963 — Band 1, 2; Baseball 1 - 4; Basketball 1-4; Varsity Club 2-4. 16 DARCY L. KATZE Dare September 22, 1962 — All Coni Band 4, All Conf. Chorus 1-4; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4, Chorus 1-4; Se- lect Chorus 1-4, Forensics 1,4, Musical 4; N.H.S. 3, 4; Newspaper 1. 3; Solo En- f i e 1-4; Track 1, 2; Var- 8ity Club 1-4; Volleyball 1. N JEFFREY S. LANG May 13, 1963 — Basketball 1; F.F A 1-4; Pres. 4. RUSSELL C. KNUTSON Nut July 14. 1963 — Annual 4; Baseball 1-4, All Conf. 3, 4; Basketball 1-4; Football 1-4, All Conf. Honorable Ment. 4; Homecoming Court 3; Musical 3, 4; Prom Court 3; Varsity Club 2-4. VICKI L. KRIST November 15, 1962 — Plays 1. MICHAEL G. KUHL March 27. 1963 — All Conf. Chorus 4; All Conf. Band 4, Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Baseball 3, 4; Chorus 1-4; Select Chorus 4; F.F.A. 1, 4; Football 1 - 4; Forensics 4; Musical 3, 4, Plays 4; Thes- pians 4; Track 1, 2; Varsity Club 4. JOE MICHAEL KONZEL May 25, 1963. JEANNE M. LAMARCHE Weiner' December 22, 1963 — Band 2-4; Forensics 2; Track Mgr 1-3. LORI L. LUEPTOW March 4. 1963 — Annual 4, Ass’t Editor 4; Ail Conf. Band 4; All Conf. Chorus 2-4; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4, Director 4, Barber Shop Quartet 3; Chorus 1-4; Se- lect Chorus 4; Librarian 4: Pep Club 4; Solo Ensamble 1-4; Softball 2, 3; Spanish Club 4, V Pres. 4; Triple Trio 4, Volleyball 4. Trans- ferred from Watertown, Wis., sophomore year. 17 JULIANN L. MANTHEY “Jules November 3. 1962 — An- nual 4, Editor 4; All Conf. Chorus 4; Chorus 4; N.H.S. 3; Newspaper 4; Softball 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Trans- ferred from Janesville, Wis., sophomore year. TRACY D. MERW1N “Wizard November 27, 1962 — Cur- ling 2; Softball 2-4; Varsity Club 2-4; Volleyball 1-4 ROBERT MILLER “Bobert September 12, 1962 — Band 1-3; Pep Band 1; Cross Country 2; F.F.A. 1-3; Foot- ball 1; Track 1-3. BRYAN R. NAVARRO “Power Wagon June 30, 1963. AMY MILTON “Amer July 20 1963 — All Conf. Band 4; All Conf. Chorus 2-4; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4, Cheerleader 3; Chorus 1-4; Select Chorus 4, Forensics 1, 3, 4, Librar- ian 4; Musical 1, 3, 4; Plays 4; Pep Club 2; Thespians 3, 4, Secy 4, Track 1-3; Varsity Club 2-4; Volley- ball 1-4 KERRY J. NEEF “Beef- March 9, 1963 — All Conf. Band 4; Badger Boy 3; Band 1-4; Band Council 1- 4. Pep Band 1-4; Class Pres. 1, 2; Curling 2-4. Football 1-4; All Conf. 4. All Conf. Honorable Ment. 4, Forensics 3. 4; Musical 1-4; N.H.S. 3, 4; Plays 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Solo En- semble 4; Spanish Club 4, Pres 4; Student Council 2- 4, Pres. 4, Thespians 2-4 Track 1-4 Wrestling 1; Var- sity Club 2-4. RANDY H. OKAN April 8, 1963 — Annual 4; All Con f. Chorus 2-4; Chorus 1-4; Curling 2-4; Forensics 3, 4; Golf 4; Librarian 4, Musical 3, 4; Newspaper 3, 4, Editor 4; Pep Club 4; Solo Ensemble 4; Thespians 3, 4; Varsity Club 4. LEEANDRA OOSTERHOF February 22, 1963. 18 ROBERT O'REILLY March 8, 1963. DANIEL L. PARKS Dan February 24, 1963 — All Conf. Band 4; All Conf. Chorus 4; Badger Boy 3; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Chorus 3, 4; Cross Country 3; Football 1, 2; Forensics 1, 3, 4; Musical 1, 3, 4; N.H.S. 3, 4; Newspaper 3; Plays 4; Track 1-4; Varsity Club 2-4. TERRY R. PEASE Boo Ah December 25, 1962 — Band 1, 2; Baseball 1-4; Basket- ball 1-4; Football 1-4, All Conf. 4; Musical 4; Varsity Club 2-4. RACHEL E. POLNOW Polnowski October 20, 1962 — Chorus 1; Cross Country 2, 3; Curling 1-4; Forensics 1; Solo Ensemble 1; Spanish Club 4, Track 1, 2; Varsity Club 2-4. BARBARA I. PLATH “Barb September 28, 1962 — An- nual 4; All Conf. Chorus 2, 3; Chorus 1-3; Class Sec y. 3, 4; Forensics 1, 3, 4; Libr- arian 4; Musical 1; News- paper 4, N.H.S. 3, 4; Pep Club 2; Thespians 4; Vol- leyball 1, 2. RICHARD PRICE February 16, 1963. NANETTE A. PULVER Nanner November 25, 1962 — An- nual 4, All Conf. Chorus 2- 4, Barney Bulldog - School Mascot 2-4; Basketball 1-4; Chorus 1-4; Forensics 1, 3; Librarian 2-4; Musical 1, 3, 4. Pep Club 2-4; Softball 2-4, All Conf. 3, 4; Varsity Club 3. 4, Volleyball 2-4, All-Conf. Honorable Ment. 4. DIANNA C. RICKS Dotti April 3, 1963 — Annual 4, Editor 4; All Conf. Chorus 2-4; Chorus 1-4; Forensics 3, 4; Golf 2; Homecoming Court 3; Librarian 2-4; Musical 1, 3, 4; Newspaper 4; N.H.S. 3, 4; Plays 4; Pep Club 1-4; Pom Pon 1-4, Co-C a p t a i n 3-4; Prom Mistress of Ceremonies 3; Thespians 3, 4; Varsity Club 2-4. 19 MAYUMI SATO February 24, 1964 — Chorus 4; Volleyball 4. Transferred from Miyagi- Ken, Japan senior year. ROBERT SHIELDS ‘’Roberto October 19, 1962. TIM SKINNER May 28, 1963. SHERRI M. SWANSON “Swany October 20, 1962 — Annual 4, Ass't Editor 4; Class Treas. 1-4; Golf 2; News- paper 4; Pom Pon 2-4, Co- Captain 4; Prom Court 3; Varsity Club 3, 4; Volley- ball 1. SCOTT SMITH October 28, 1962 — Annual 4; Band 1; Baseball 1-4, All Conf. Honorable Mention 3, All Conf. 4; Basketball 1-4; Cross Country 1; For- ensics 4; Musical 3, 4; Plays 4, Prom Court 3; Stu- dent Council 4; Thespians 4; Varsity Club 1-4. JAMES J. TAYLOR “Spuds December 4, 1962 — Bad- ger Boy Alt. 3; Baseball 1-4; Football 1-4, All Conf. 4; Homecoming Court 4; Musical 3. 4; N.H.S. 3, 4; Wrestling 1-4; Varsity Club 1-4. RONDA L. TELVICK “Rhoda May 1, 1963 — Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-3; Cheerleader 2; Musical 1, 4; Volleyball 2, 3. SARA M. THOMPSON April 10, 1963 — Annual 4; All Conf. Band 4; Band 1- 4; Pep Band 1-4; Forensics 3; N.H.S. 3. 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 4; Pom Pon 1-4; Solo En- semble 1-4; Spanish Club 4, Treas. 4; Thespians 3, 4; Varsity Club 1-4. 20 RICK L VAN SWOL Swol July 30, 1963 — Baseball 1-3; Class Pres. 4; F.F.A. 1- 2; Footbball 1; Student Council 3; Wrestling 1, 2; Varsity Club 1-4. ROGER WALKER “Rog October 18, 1962 — Band 1, 2; Pep Band 1; Baseball 3, 4; Football 2-4. MARK WERNER “Wean January 17, 1963 — Curling 4; Football 1, 4; Track 4. ROY WHITE June 12, 1963 — Wrestling 1, 2, 4. ANNETTE A. WILKINS November 21, 1962 — An- nual 4; All Conf. Band 4; All Conf Chorus 1-4; Band 1-4, Pep Band 1-4; Chorus 1-4, N.H.S. 3, 4; News- paper 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Solo Ensemble 1, 3, 4; Softball 2-4; Spanish Club 4, Double Trio 4; Varsity Club 4 Transferred from Princeton, Wisconsin sophomore year. DEBRA P. WILSON July 15, 1963 — Annual 4; Newspaper, Ass't Editor 4, Plays 4, Make-up 2, 3, 4. 21 JAN M. ZACHARIAS Little Zac November 7, 1962 THOMAS E. HOLMES Gomer February 14, 1963 — Cross Country 4, Football 1-3; Wrestling 4 DAVID NILES February 26, 1963 - F.F.A. 1-2. Transferred from Cam- bria, Wis. senior year. 22 THE MEMORV IS FOREVER Pictures on the left are: Top Row: B. Healy, S. Cross, G. Kamrath, S. Smith, J. Manthey, L. Fischer, D Houk, B. Plath. 2nd Row: T Enger, K. Anacker. M Becker. D Katze, D. Jack- son, R. Okan, L. Empereur. 3rd Row: N. Pulver. M. Eggleston, M. Barden 4th Row: J. Hamilton, V. Krist, B. Bradley, D. Parks, L. Lueptow, K. Neef. Top Row: A. Wilkins, L. Griepentrog, A Milton, S. Thurston, C. Gavinski, R. Telvick. 2nd Row J Taylor, S. Swanson, S. Thompson. W. Wruck, J. Zacharias. 3rd Row: B Navarro. J. Cornford, J. Hawley, D. Ricks, S. Cunningham. 4th Row: C. Bourdeau, M. Werner, T. Merwin, D. Wilson, T. Pease. 23 CLASS OF '81 PROM COURT — Mary Eggleston, Leo Fischer, Joanne Hawley, Scotl Smith, Queen Sherry Cross, King Dan Haberkorn, Pam Larson, Russ Knutson, Sherri Swanson, Dan Houk, Miniature Queen Lisa Larson, Miniature King Darren Dolajeck. 1980 PROM The mood was set in light pastel colors, for the 1980 Junior Class Prom. The gym walls were covered with silhouettes of couples danc- ing. The theme was First Time with music provided by Tranz Action . The court was an- nounced by the Master and Mistress of Cere- monies, Tony Enger and Dianna Ricks. Last year's King, Joel Hammond, crowned Dan Haberkorn as King. Dan then Crowned Sherry Cross as his Queen. The other members of the court were: Leo Fisher escorting Mary Eggle- ston; Dan Houk escorting Sherri Swanson; Russ Knutson escorting Pam Larson; and Scott Smith escorting Joanne Hawley. The Miniature King and Queen were Darren Dolajeck and Lisa Larson. After the crowning, everyone join- ed in on the grand march. The night was a huge success, and one of the pleasant mem- ories for the class of '81. 24 . • 'WPHW lT i I IP! AS CUC OJOft � k,) JU!J i'j J 'A«|fj) |SJ|j l s [ 1980 HOMECOMING COURT — Karla Deakin, Darrel Kuhl, Joanne Hawley, Jim Taylor, Queen Sherri Jacobson, King Dan Houk, Wendy Neef, Rick Lang, Linda Elle, Mark Peterson, HOMECOMING Homecoming this year was unlike those ol past years. Although the class competition was still there, the school spirit was going stronger than ever could have been wished for. Each day was a special dress-up day. Monday was hat and crazy sock day, Tues- day, bathrobe and slipper day; Wednesday, dress-up day; Thursday, nerd day; and Fri- day, blue and gold day. There were also many new Homecoming games in which students could participate. It was a busy week full of fun for everyone. After the week's activity, points were totaled; The Seniors took first place having just a narrow lead over the second place sophomores. Friday night was a perfect fall evening for a victory. Pardeeville won the game against Rio with a final score of 21-6. Homecoming week ended with the tradi- tional Homecoming dance. The gym was de- corated in the Autumn colors of brown, orange and yellow — setting the scene for the theme of: All Out of Love . Music was provided by Mandrella. Homecoming 1980 was a very memorable event. 26 u N D E R C L A S s M E N ...♦nitfard the, 29 JUNIORS 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 Mike Corbett Charles Curtis Sherri Dann Denise Deakin Doug DiBell Charles Downey Kim Ehlert Lori Flower Bonnie Gavinski Dennis Haberkorn Lori Hamilton Sally Hanson Beth Hare Ronald Herold Barb Hinds Clark Hodgson Kari Hoffman Darlene Houk Greg Howe Bill Hughes Mike Jerred Karen Johnson Peter Katze Brian Kearns Randy Kluth Jim Krause Ricky Lang Linda Manthey Ronald Mesick Lisa Miles Brad Millard Tod Navarro Wendy Neef Craig Patchin 30 Morris Plath Michele Pufahl Linda Satina Scott Saviano Shelly Schehr Stacey Smith Gwenn Stauber Keith Stebbins Dee Dee Stowell Scott Swiggum Tracey Terry Vicky Thompson Pam Tupper Don Waldrop Karl Weihert Carmen Wentz Valerie Yakish Norman Cook No Pictures: Garret Hall Jim Konzel Kevin Krueger Tim Simonson Cameron Sims JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS — C. Curtis, V. Pres.; L. Satina, Treas.; L. Hamilton, Sec'y; B. Cook, Pres. 31 SOPHOMORES 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 Mark Cupery Alex Dawson Karla Deakin Terry Downey Marian Eberle Kristi Ehlert Chris Ernst Lance Faul Arnold Fischer Lori Frank Kenny Gassen Sheryl Haberkorn John Hamilton Ann Hebl Jim Hinds Candi Holmes Susan Horsman John Jerome Nancy Kegler Julie Kleist Darrel Kuhl Paul Landsverk Tony Lenz Shanna Leonard Robert Lueptow Jeff Manthey Donna McElroy Julie Morris Ellen Nobbs Danny Osborn Steve Paulson William Payne Tyler Pease Joe Pulver Cheryl Ricks 32 Ricky Rivest Jcmice Smith Mark Smith Mary Steinich Lynn Swiggum Ruth Thompson Stacey Thurston Pam Van Swol Julie Waldrop Duane White Jeanne Wolff Tammy Yakish SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS — T. Barden, Pres.; K. Deakin, Sec'y; J. Morris, Vice Pres ; B. Payne, Treas. 33 FRESHMEN Dan Atkinson Rita Bahls Joseph Baldowin Mike Balsiger Tim Barden Vonnie Beck Terri Belk Pat Bourdeau Dawn Brueckner Ricky Bums Phillip Buzzell Donald Chapman Elizabeth Corbett Bonnie Curtis Penny Dann Bart Eberle Kari Ehlert Linda Elle Jim Ernst Carl Fischer Darcy Gavinski Kerry Gee Amy George Debbie Griepentrog Carol Grueneberg Corina Gustrowsky Vicki Hamel Stephanie Hcmna Chris Huitfeldt Bruce Hepler Tim Herrick Bruce Hodgson Doug Hoffman Russ Jarchow Michelle Jolliffe Margo Johnson Rick Knutson Jim LaMarche Julie Lang Ricky Lawrence Deanne Ludwig Gary Ludwig Tom Lueptow Jeff Manthey Michelle Manthey Bryce Miller Chuck Mislivecek Guy Mitchell Bart Nickel 34 Julie Ortman Sean Patchin Tom Paulson Mark Peterson Jim Rivest Robert Rivest Dennis Roundy Gary Satina Jill Stilson Valarie Thomas Ronnie Thomas George Thompson Amy Tye Becky Vrbsky Jennifer Wheeler Lisa Wilson Cindy Bellows No Pictures: Tom Rhode Mike Sommers Kerwin Stebbins Lisa Waldner Steve Wilkins FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS — Sitting. 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BANK OF POYNETTE Poynette Wyocena Harmony Grove PARDEEVILLE ELECTRIC COMMISSION Compliments of GALLEY STUDIO Portage, WI Estate REALTY. Ltd. ARLINE S. EDWARDS 102 S. Mam St. 42 Pardeeville. WI 5395 BEST WISHES VALLEY SCHOOL SUPPLIERS PHILIP F. WITTE Josten Representative 4805 Winnequah Rd. Madison, WI 53716 38 SPIRIT... the influence that stirs up and reuses 39 POM PONS — Kneeling: M. Steinich. Front Row B. Gavinski, J Hawley, C. Gavinski, S. Thompson, D. Ricks, S. Swanson, P. Tupper. Middle Row: F. Barden, L. Barden, L. Manthey, D. Gavinski, Back Row: G. Stauber, L. Flower, B. Hinds, L. Miles, B. Hare. POM PONS For the 1980-81 Pom Pon season, seven- teen talented girls were chosen to be on the squad. These girls tried out, along with many others, to the song Don't Bring Me Down . The squad consisted of five seniors, eight juniors, three sophomores, and one freshman. The co-captains were seniors Dianna Ricks, a four-year member, and Sherri Swanson, a three-year member. During the summer, thirteen of the seven- teen girls attended Pom Pon camp; it was held at Carroll College in Waukesha. The girls learned several new dance routines, along with several pom pon, glove, and chair routines. The girls that attended camp were: Cory Gavinski, Joanne Hawley, Dianna Ricks, Darcy Gavinski, Sara Thompson, Lori Flower, Bonnie Gavinski, Beth Hare, Barb Hinds, Linda Manthey, Lisa Miles, Faye Barden, Mary Steinich, The unique thing about camp was that the girls raised enough money last year so that the Pom Pon squad treasury was able to pay the girls' fees to camp. They are hoping to do this again in 1981. With hours of hard work, staying after school, and help from their advisor, Miss M. Waldinger, the squad was able to perform at all the home football and basketball games and at several pep rallies. All the footbali routines were performed with the band under the direction of Mr. J. Rusch. During basketball season and pep rallies, routines were done to numbers by the band and popular hit records 40 SENIOR POM PON GIRLS — Bottom: J. Hawley. Middle: C. Gavinski, S. Swanson, S. Thompson. Top. D. Ricks. CHEERLEADERS The 1980-1981 season was a very good year for all of the cheerleaders to remember. The cheerleaders attended a NCA cheerlead- ers' camp at Birch Knoll, Phelps. They return- ed with new cheers, routines, and sideline chants. They received several high ratings along with the spirit stick. The entire ten mem- ber cheerleading squad attended. Basketball cheerleading was a great suc- cess and proved to be very exciting for all the cheerleaders. The co-captains for the squad were Mary Eggleston and Robin Bradley. Seniors on the squad were Mary Eggle- ston, Lisa Empereur, and Sherri Jacobson. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS — Bottom Row: Bobbi Jo Carpenter, Carol Grueneberg, Kerry Gee. 2nd Row: Dee Dee Stowell, Mary Eggleston, Marian Eberle. 3rd Row: Wendy Neef, Lisa Empereur, Robin Bradley. Top Row: Sherri Jacobson. SENIOR CHEERLEADERS Sherri Jacobson Mary Eggleston Lisa Empereur 42 VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS — R Bradley, M. Eggleston, D. Swiggum, S. Jacobson, L. Empereur, W. Neef. 43 JV BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS — K Gee, C. Grueneberg, B Carpenter, M. Eberle. GIRLS BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS V Hamel, M. Sato, L. Elle. WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS — H. Bes- sac, K. Ehlert, S. Haberkom, V. Chapman. PEP BAND — 1st Row: D. Houk. M. Steinich, T. Pease. C Fischer. M. Kuhl, L. Fischer, B. Hodgson, R. Jarchow, C. Patchin, A. Hebl, S. Hanson. 2nd Row: T. Barden, T. Downey, A. Milton, D. Jackson, L. Griepen trog M. Becker, C. Grueneberg, L. Lueptow, W. Neef, M. Eggleston, S. Thompson. 3rd Row: M Jollife, P. Tupper, F. Barden. L. Frank, D. Gavinski, B. Hare, A. Wilkins. D. Katze. L. Flower. B. Hinds. 4th Row: C. Gus- trowsky, T. Belk, S. Horsman, J. Waldrop. R. Thompson, E Nobbs. V. Chapman, S. Dann, V. Thompson. 5th Row: K. Neef, B. Payne, D. Kuhl, P. Dann, M. Manthey. B Curtis, S. Hanna. J. Morris, M. Cupery 6th Row: C. Gavinski, B. Gavinski, L. Satina, L Barden. B. Cook, D. Waldrop. 7th Row: J.-Manthey, B Bur- mester, D. Osborn, T. Barden, M. Barden, S. Cunningham. SPORTS.. success is a matter of performance FOOTBALL The Bulldog football team had another successful season under head Coach Robert Bostad. They finished the year with a 7-2 re cord, good for third place in the Dual County Conference. Opening at home, the Bulldogs got things rolling with a 15-14 victory over Green Lake, then they took to the road for two games, first crushing Fall River 38-6, and then stopping Princeton 7-0. Returning home, the Bulldogs made a strong showing by thumping Montello 36-13 to gain their fourth victory of the season. Pardeeville then traveled to Randolph for a battle of the unbeatens and lost a heart- breaker 6-0, but they bounced back for a homecoming victory by dumping rival Rio 21-8. Next, the Bulldogs faced Poynette but fell on the short end of a 14-13 score in a hard fought game. On Parents Night, the Bulldogs returned to form by trouncing Westfield 29-6. To finish the season, the Bulldogs crushed Cambria 46-14 and grabbed their seventh win of the season. All-Conference honors went to six Bulldog players. Jim Taylor, offensive tackle and de- fensive tackle; Leo Fischer, offensive half- back; Dan Houk, offensive end; Dan Haber- korn, defensive back, Terry Pease, defensive end, and Kerry Neef, offensive guard. Honor- able mention went to Russ Knutson, Tony Enger, and Chris Bostad. The scores were as follows: Green Lake We They 15 14 Fall River 38 6 Princeton 7 0 Montello 36 13 Randolph 0 6 Rio 21 8 Poynette 13 14 Westfield 29 6 Cambria .46 14 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM — Bottom Row; T. Jones, Mgr.; D. Andrews. Mgr.; J. Ernst, Mgr. 2nd Row. R Lueptow, T. Downey, A Fischer, R Lang, B. Payne, D Kuhl, C. Sims. D. Osborn, K Kaiser. 3rd Row; D. DiBell D. Houk, K Stebbins, C Downey. M. lerred, A. Dawson, T. Barden, T. Lenz, M. Werner. 4th Row: J. Taylor, R Knutson, K Neel, M Barden, R Healy. B. Burmester, M. Smith. M Kuhl, C Bostad. 5th Row: R Walker, C. Hodgson, L Fischer, D. Haberkorn, D. Waldrop, S. Swiggum, K. Weihert, T. Enger T. Pease. Top Row: Ass't. Coach Pufhal, Head Coach Bostad. 47 SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS — Bottom Row: Ken Kaiser, Guard; Dan Houk, End. Top Row: Mark Werner. Runningback; Tony Enger, Quarterback; Mike Kuhl, Tackle. SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS — Bottom Row: Mark Barden, Guard; Leo Fischer, Runningback. Top Row: Terry Pease, End; Dan Haberkorn, Runningback. SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS — Bottom Row. Roger Walker, Center; Bob Healy, Guard. Top Row: Jim Taylor, Tackle; Russ Knutson, Tackle; Kerry Neef, Guard. 48 J. V. FOOTBALL TEAM — 1st Row: S. Stebbins. D DiBell, C. Downey, C. Sims, C. Hodgson, S. Swig- gum, D. Waldrop. 2nd Row: Coach Schmies, R. Burns, T Downey, A Fischer, R Rivest, D. Osborn, B Hodgson, Coach Soderman. 3rd Row: T. Barden, R Thomas, T Lueptow. R. Jarchow, M. Peterson, G. Mitchell, G. Satina 4th Row: R. Rivest, M. Balsiger, T. Paulson, J. Baldowin, J. Rivest, C. Huitfeldt, 5th Row: S. Paulson, B. Eberle, C. Fischer, Mgr. D. Andrews. VARSITY BASKETBALL — Head Coach Mr. Bruce Hammond, C. Curtis, B Cook, K. Weihert, C. Bostad, T Pease, R. Knutson, S. Smith, G. Kamrath, B Burmester, J. Eberle, D. Haberkorn, R. Lang, Ass t. Coach Mr. William Soderman. BOY'S BASKETBALL With only one returning starter from last year's squad, the Bulldogs turned in a very impressive 15 wins, 3 losses. Senior Jim Eberle sustained a severe strain during the Green Lake game. Glen Kamrath, the only returning starter from the 1979-80 team, was severely injured during the Cam- bria game. At that time, he led the team and conference in scoring. Other members of the team included: Sen- iors: Scott Smith, Russ Knutson, Dan Haber- kom, Terry Pease. Juniors: Chris Bostad, Karl Weihert. Sophomore: Bill Burmester. SUB-REGIONAL Pardeeville68, Rio54; Pardeeville 66, Cambria 54 REGIONAL CHAMPIONS Pardeeville 58 Green Lake 45 Pardeeville 59 Randolph 47 SECTIONAL - WEST BEND Pardeeville 67 Oostburg 68 Scores: We They 'Deforest 68 63 Green Lake 59 53 Montello 82 65 Poynette 57 49 Cambria 64 48 Fall River 94 38 Lodi 56 31 Randolph 30 53 Westfield 62 50 Rio 73 62 Green Lake 48 45 Montello 48 44 Poynette 48 58 Cambria 70 57 Princeton 43 35 Westfield 36 38 Fall River 60 53 Rio Non-Conference Game 58 71 50 SENIOR BASKETBALL PLAYERS — Jim Eberle, Russ Knutson, Glenn Kamrath. J. V BASKETBALL — Center: Bob Burmester. Bottom Row Mr Soderman, Coach; W Wruck, T. Breneman, R. Mesick, T Barden, G. Howe. 3rd Row: J Brodeur, R. Lang, D. Wald- rop, M. Smith, R. Kluth, B Cook, C. Curtis, D. Andrews. FRESHMEN BASKETBALL — Mr. Soderman, Coach; D. Chapman, T. Lueptow, R. Law- rence, D. Hoffmann, R Thomas, J. Manthey, G. Satina, M. Peterson, R. Rivest, T. Herrick, B. Eberle. 52 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL — 1st Row: S. Hanson, D. Houle. 2nd Row: N. Pulver, K. Hughes, M Eberle, J. Hawley, P Barden. 3rd Row: Coach Howery, G. Guenther, J. Cahoon, S. Jacobson, L. Swiggum, B Gavinski. Not Pictured: Mgr. P. Tupper. DUAL COUNTY CO-CHAMPS GIRL'S BASKETBALL The girls basketball team got off to a great start, and continued throughout the season. They ended up with a 15 and 1 record, which awarded them the title of Co-Champs of the Dual County Conference. This year's team had great depth. Their rebounding ability was a great factor during the season. Pardeeville brought down 40 re- bounds to the opponent's 30. The girls averag- ed 43.1 points a game, while the opponents averaged 29.2. The girls averaged 34% from the floor and 46% from the free throw line. Gretchen Guenther was the team's lead- ing rebounder. She was also the lead scorer with an average of 12.4, along with Julie Cahoon, with an 10.9 average. Coach Howery, in his second year as head coach, says the girls did an all around good job and steadily improved through the sea- son. He also states that he was impressed with the leadership of the senior class and that there is a lot of potential in the underclass players. This year's J. V. team did a good job, and should come back strong next year. Over- all, Mr. Howery was impressed with their at- titude and perceptiveness. We They Deforest 46 33 Poynette 36 33 Westfield 38 30 Princeton 34 21 Rio 49 18 Fall River 83 36 Montello 40 26 Cambria 43 29 Green Lake 37 22 Poynette 36 58 Westfield 66 44 Princeton 32 26 Rio 43 26 Fall River 48 36 Randolph 21 14 Cambria 38 16 Green Lake 42 27 Columbus 45 23 'Non-Conference 54 SENIORS IN GIRLS BASKETBALL Left to right: G. Guenther. K Hughes. S Jacobson, N Pulver, J Hawley GIRLS JV BASKETBALL — Kneeling: C. Gustrowsky, K Gee. 1st Row: Mgr. M. Steinich, T. Belk, D. Houk, K Hoffman, P. Barden. 2nd Row: Mgr. B. Hare. C. Gruenberg, A Hebl, L. Barden, B. Gavinski, J. Smith, Coach Zwonitzer. 56 BASEBALL The Bulldogs of '79-'80 season finished with a Dual County Record of 5-4, with an overall season record of 13-6. Many school records were tied and also broken this past season. For a team effort, the number of team at bats was set—527. In the pitching category, a season record was set by Scott Smith with a 6-0 mark. He also pitched two nohitters for the season. Glenn Kamrath tied the number of at bats in conference with 35 and set new records in ■eason at bats with 69, runs scored in season 27, and also hits in a season 31. Russ Knutson tied for number of doubles in conference with 5, he also set new records with conference runs batted in 18, and 26 RB] tor the season. Chuck Eberle tied numerous records — home runs in conference and season 3, and career HR's with 5, he tied career triples in conference 6, triples in season 5 and set new records with 5 conference triples and 5 walks in a single game. All conference selections were Glenn Kamrath at short stop, Russ Knutson unani- mous selection for outfielder. Chuck Eberle for Utility Infielder and Scott Smith was picked for Honorable Mention pitcher. The Bulldogs entered post-season plav with victories over Green Lake and Montello in the Subregionals, then moved on to Region- cl play where they defeated Rio and Ran- dolph. The Bulldogs ended the season with a WIAA Sectional game loss to Waterloo. ’Oakfield Cambria ‘Oshkosh Lourdes Princeton Randolph ................... Rio ........................ Westfield ’Oshkosh Lourdes Green Lake Fall River .... Poynette ........................ Montello ........... ‘Non-Conference Dual County Conference Record 1980 Season Tournaments Pardeeville Tournament Pardeeville 9 Lomira 5 Pardeeville 12 Rio .............. H (Championship) Sub-Regional Tournament Pardeeville 6 Green Lake We 10 1 3 10 4 4 11 10 15 19 4 3 They 1 8 7 9 5 10 8 8 0 4 8 12 3-6 . Pardeeville 3 Montello Regional Tournament Pardeeville ..... 5 Rio Pardeeville 4 Randolph Sectional Tournament Waterloo 3 Pardeeville Season Record 13-6 1980 BASEBALL — Sitting: K. Ehlert, D. Hebl, Managers. Kneeling: R. Van Swol, R. Mesick, C. Hodgson, G. Howe, D Kuhl, B Kent, D. Houk, C. Eberle Standing: T Enger, ]. Eberle, G. Kamrath, S. Smith, R. Knutson, T. Pease, J Taylor, Coach Hebl. 57 SOFTBALL In their second year of competition, the Varsity girls softball team finished with a 4-6 conference record and a 6-9 overall. Nine returning letterwinners composed the squad of 16. Nan Pulver, outfielder, and Laura Elle, utility infield were selected first team all con- ference. Honorable mention went to pitcher Patty Pulver and utility outfielder Sherry Cross. The 1981 season will have many positions open as seven Seniors were lost to gradua- tion, five of them composed the infield. 1980 V. Softball TEAM — 1st Row: B Keith, L. Marcellino, P. Pulver. 2nd Row: N. Pul- ver, L. Empereur, J. Felton, I. Manthey, S. Cross, J. Hawley. 3rd Row: K. Ehlert, Mgr.; T. Merwin, L. Elle, A. Wilkins, S. Cunningham, T. Bortz, P. Gillingham, L. Swiggum. 58 SENIORS IN SOFTBALL — 1st Row: L. Empereur, J. Hawley, S. Cross 2nd Row: T. Mer- win, N. Pulver, J. Manthey, A. Wilkins, S. Cunningham. 1980 J. V. SOFTBALL TEAM — 1st Row: V. Chapman, L. Lueptow, M. Steinich, S. Dann. K. Ehlert, Mgr. 2nd Row: Mrs. Pulver, Coach; J. Manthey, J. Bortz, L. Swiggum, S. Smith, A Wilkins, Mrs. Herrman, Coach. 59 GOLF There were ten members on the 1980 Golf team with six returning lettermen: Joel Hammond, Mike Manthey, Rich Meincke, Tim Smith, Jeff Williams, and Ann Eggleston. The rest of the golf members were Seniors — Den- nis Spear; Juniors — Lois Griepentrog; and Freshmen — Doug Andrews and Mark Cupery. Pardeeville ended the season with three wins and four losses. The Dual County Con- ference Meet was held at the Mascoutin country club. Their scores were as follows; Tim Smith 93 Joel Hammond 98 Rich Meincke ............... 102 Jeff Williams ... 105 Mike Manthey ............... 107 This put Pardeeville fifth in Conference. 1981 GOLF—Bottom Row: Dan Osborn, Gwenn Stauber, Barb Hinds, Beth Hare, Michele Pufahl, Lori Flower, Mr. Howery, Coach. 2nd Row: Jeff Pufahl, Randy Okan, Tyler Pease, Rick Rivest, Doug Andrews, Mark Cupery, Steve Paulson. 61 WRESTLING — Bottom Row: D. Taylor, Mgr.; D. Haferman, Mgr.; D. Kuhl, C. Sims, S. Paulson, ] Rivest, B Hodgson, J. Hinds, A. Dawson 2nd Row. Mr. Haferman, B. Payne, R Van Swol, R. Jarchow, T. Paulson, B. Hughes, R. Knutson, C. Ernst, Mr. Knutson, Coach 3rd: J. Taylor, M Kuhl, B Healy, C. Hodgson, I Baldowin. WRESTLING The 1981 wrestling season was set to be a rebuilding year. The Bulldogs ended the season with a 4-2-1 record, which was much better than expected. Bill Hughes achieved fame by taking first at Oakfield, Dodgeland, and the Pardeeville Invitationals. Bill Payne and Darrel Kuhl took first place at the Oakfield Invitational. Jim Taylor, who was voted most dedicated wrest- ler last year, came back as the team captain and took first places at the Dodgeland and Pardeeville Invitationals. The 1982 wrestling season is predicted to be an outstanding year. There will be a loss of four seniors: Jim Taylor, Bob Healy, Mike Kuhl and Rick Van Swol, but there will be strong contenders left among the underclass- men. The Conference Tournament was held at Pardeeville in 1981. Jim Taylor and Bill Hughes were the two Pardeeville wrestlers that took first. The top four schools in final Conference standings were: W L T Rio ................................. 6 10 Poynette ............................ 5 11 Montello .520 Pardeeville 4 2 1 62 SENIOR WRESTLERS — Mike Kuhl, Bob Healy, Rick Van Swol, Jim Taylor. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM — Kneeling: S. Dann, S Leonard, S. Hanson, D. Houk, A. Milton. Stand- ing: N. Pulver, S. Smith, G. Guenther, L. Swiggum, A. Wilkins, T. Merwin. VOLLEYBALL The volleyball season for 1980 started with a non-conference loss against Columbus. All other non-conference games in the season ended on the same note. Ms. McGraw had a lot of talent on her varsity team which included: Stacey Smith, Sally Hanson, Lynn Swiggum, Darlene Houk, Shanna Leonard, Sherri Dann, and Anette Wilkins. With Tracy Merwin, Nan Pulver, Gret- chen Guenther, and Amy Milton as the re- turning seniors. Pardeeville ended the season with a 5-4 conference record. With the end of the season, the team voted for team captain which went to Amy Milton and Nan Pulver. Most valuable player went to Tracy Merwin. Nan Pulver was also voted honorable mention for all-conference. Pardeeville -vs- Pardeeville -vs- Pardeeville -vs- Pardeeville -vs- Pardeeville -vs- Pardeeville -vs- Pardeeville -vs- Pardeeville -vs- Pardeeville -vs- Pardeeville -vs- Pardeeville -vs- Pardeeville -vs- Pardeeville -vs- Pardeeville -vs- Pardeeville -vs- Pardeeville -vs- Non-Conference ‘Columbus L ‘Markesan L Green Lake L ‘Poynette L Way land Acad. L Poynette W Montello W Cambria L Lodi L ‘Poynette L ‘McFarland L Princeton W Randolph L Rio W Westfield W Fall River L 64 J. V. VOLLEYBALL TEAM — 1st Row: L. Wilson. M. Sato. P Dann, T. Belk, G. Gustrow- sky. 2nd Row: S. Dann, V. Hamel, R. Thompson. L. Lueptow, L. Frank. 3rd Row: J. Waldrop, S. Horsman, A. Wilkins, J. Bortz, Mr. Howery, Coach. GIRLS VARSITY CURLING — 1st Row: S. Cross, V. Thompson, S. Pufahl. 2nd Row: S. Smith, E. Nobbs, L. Frank, R. Thompson. CONFERENCE CHAMPS GIRL'S CURLING With three returning letterwomen, the girl's varsity curling team looked very promis- ing; they started the season winning their first two matches. The girls battled out their re- maining matches. They ended the regular sea- son by defeating Lodi 9 - 3; this gave them the Conference Championship. Scores; They We Poynette 4 8 Portage 5 6 Lodi 13 4 Poynette 5 7 Portage 10 3 Lodi 3 9 GIRLS IV CURLING — 1st Row. N. Kegler, R. Bahls 2nd Row: V. Thomas, M. Manthey, B. Vrbsky. 66 BOYS VARSITY CURLING — 1st Row. M. Jerred, C Patchin, I Manthey. 2nd Row: T. Enger, R. Okan, K Neef, M. Barden. BOY'S CURLING With only one returning letterman, the boy's varsity team knew they had a lot of hard work ahead of them. After winning the first match, they lost to Portage and Lodi. After losing to Lodi, they came back to defeat Poy- nette by a wide margin; then they lost to Portage, defeated the Madison rink, and ended the season with a loss to Lodi. Scores: Poynette They We 5 7 Portage 5 2 Lodi 6 5 Poynette 2 12 Portage 7 4 Madison 4 8 Lodi 15 3 BOYS IV CURLING — 1st Row: G. Thompson, J. Pufahl. 2nd Row: S. Patchin, T. Pease, Rivest. BOYS CROSS COUNTRY The boys cross country team ended its 1980 season with a 3-2 record in the Dual County Conference. Coached by Mr. Babcock, they out ran Rio (twice) and Poynette, and los- ing only to Montello and Princeton. The team placed 6th at the Portage Invitational; and 14th at both the Lake Mills Invitational and Waterloo Invitational. They were in 6th place at the Conference meet and placed 8th in the Class C Sectional Meet. The team consisted of: Senior - Tom Holmes; Juniors - Bill Hughes, 3 year letter- winner and Most Valuable; Norm Cook, 2 year letterwinner and team Captain; and Brian Cook, 1st year letterwinner; Sophomores - Christ Ernst, 2 year letterwinner; and Jim Bro- deur, 1st year letterwinner; Freshman - Pat Brodeur, 1st year letterwinner. BOYS CROSS COUNTRY TEAM — Bottom Row: P. Bourdeau, B. Hughes, C. Ernst, J. Brodeur. 2nd Row: Coach Babcock, B. Cook, N. Cook. 68 GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY TEAM — Kneeling: J. Kleist, K. Ehlert, K. Ehlert. Standing. B. Cook, K. Hughes, A. Tye, S. Haberkom, Coach Babcock. GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY The 1980 girls cross country team took one big stride this year over last year's season. With 55% of this year's team 1st year runners the girls came out way ahead! Their Dual County Conference record this season was 3-2. They beat Rio, Poynette and Montello. They lost only to Rio and Princeton, in a triple- dual meet, because of a 3 way tie and the placements of each teams 6th runners. At the Portage Invitational the girls placed 4th of 9; they placed 1st of 5 at the Girls Invitational; they received 3rd of 11 at the Waterloo Invita- tional; and placed 7th of 16 at the Fort Atkin- son Invitational. At the conference meet the girls placed 1st of 6 with Kara Hughes placing 1st and Amy Tye placing 2nd. At the Sectional meet Kara Hughes placed 1st, Amy Tye placed 2nd, and Brenda Cook placed 4th. This gave the push that placed the Pardeeville Girls CC team 1 st of 7 at the Sectional to send the whole team running to state! At the State Meet in Wausau, Kara Hugh- es placing 1st, and Amy Tye placing 2nd led the team to 2nd of 7 in the state! Congratula- tions girls to a super season. The team contained: Seniors — Kara Hughes who was All-Conference, named Co- Captain and Most Valuable, and 4 year letter- winner; and Gretchen Guenther, 3 year letter- winner; Junior Brenda Cook, named Co-Cap- tain and 3 year letterwinner; Sophomores - Sheryl Haberkom, 2 year letterwinner; Kristi Ehlert, 1st year letterwinner; and Julie Kleist. 1st year letterwinner; Freshmen - Amy Tye, who was All-Conference and a 1st year letter- winner; Kari Ehlert, 1st year letterwinner; and Corina Gustrowsky, who was injured and was unable to complete the season. 69 Congratu latioris Girls? 70 BOY'S TRACK The boys track team had a very suc- cessful season. They were coached by Mr. Mike Mulrooney and Assistant Coach Mr. Dan O'Riley. The boys started their season with a big win at the Bulldog Invitational. They then continued on to peak, until the Conference Meet. They won that meet with a bare margin of one and one-half points over six time win- ner Princeton. This was the Bulldog's first Con- ference Championship. They then placed se- cond at Regionals. At the end of the Sectional meet, John Healy was the only qualifier. He qualified in the 110 meter high hurdles. He placed third at the State meet with a time of 15.8. The team had fifteen letter winners. John Healy was voted MVP and Dusty Schmitt, Dan Haberkorn, and John Healy were Co-Captains. 1980 BOYS TRACK TEAM — 1st Row: D. Parks, D. Stack, D. Schmitt, J. Healy. D. Haberkorn, B. Kearns, L. Fischer, Coach Mulrooney. 2nd Row: B Hughes, M. Stack, C. Bostad, M. Barden, R. Miller, N Cook, K. Weihert. 3rd Row: B. Healy, D. DiBell, D. Waldrop, B. Burmester, J. Brodeur, T. Downey, Asst. Coach O'Reilly. 1980 GIRLS TRACK TEAM — Bottom Row. C. Ricks, B Carpenter. L. Hamilton, B. Cook, K. Hughes, W Neef, Coach Babcock. 2nd Row: S. Haberkom, D. Houk, M Becker, A Milton, B Hare, M Eberle, S. Jacobson 3rd Row: B Gavinski, K. Enquist, C. Cole. B Allen, K. Deakin, J. Hamilton, M Frank, G Guenther. STATE CHAMPIONS The girls track team had a very impres- sive season. After losing only one senior, the team looked exceptionally strong, Under the coaching of Mr. Wes Babcock and Assistant Coach Margaret Waldinger, they started tho season with a big win at the Bulldog Invita- tional, then went on to win the Waterloo In- vitational. The girls continued their winning streak by winning all their regular season meets. Pardeeville won the conference meet over Poynette with a margin of 33 points. They had nine conference championships. They then went into tournaments by winning the regional and sectional meets. By now the team was exceptionally strong and looked like contenders for the State title. Pardeeville had qualified eight people in seven events. Those qualifying were Kara Hughes in the 800 m. and 1600 m. runs, Mary Becker in the 400 m„ and Gretchen Guenther in the high jump. The 800 m. and 400 m. relay teams of Darlene Houk, Cheryl Ricks, Lori Hamilton, GIRL'S TRACK and Brenda Allen, and the 1600 m. relay team of Brenda Allen, Darlene Houk, Kara Hughes. Mary Becker. Competition at State started early Saturday morning with Gretchen Guen- ther tying for sixth place in the high jump with a jump of 4'10 . Kara Hughes then finished second with a time of 5:17. The 800 m. relay team finished with a time of 1:47.9. Mary Becker then placed third with a time of 59.16. The 400 m. relay team came from behind to place third with a time of 52.18. This placed the team in contention. Kara Hughes then put the team in first with a win in the 800 m. with a time of 2:22.86. Last to come up was the 1600 m. relay, Pardeeville ran their best time of 4:08.2. This was enough to give Pardeeville the WIA4 Girl's Class C State Track Champion ship. Eighteen girls on the team lettered last year. The Co- MVP's were Kara Hughes and Mary Becker and the team captain was Brenda Allen. SENIORS IN GIRLS TRACK — Bottom Row Gretchen Guenther, Mary Becker, Kara Hughes. Top: Sherri Jacobson. 73 STATE! ANNUAL STAFF — 1st Row: N Pulver, D. Ricks, J. Manthey, S. Swanson, L. Lueptow, D. Wilson. 2nd Row: S. Thompson, R. Knutson, S. Smith, M. Babcock, C. Gavinski, A. Wil- kins. 3rd Row J Hamilton, L. Griepentrog, R Okan, B. Plath, M. Becker, D. Jackson, M. Eggleston. ANNUAL EDITORS — D Ricks. J. Man- they, Co-Editors; L. Lueptow, S. Swanson, Ass't. Editors. 76 NEWSPAPER EDITORS — D Wilson, R. Okan. NEWSPAPER STAFF — 1st Row: B. Hare. S. Swanson, N. Pulver, J. Manthey, D. McElroy. 2nd Row: S. Thompson, D. Wilson, K. Neef, D. Ricks. D. Houk, R. Okan, R. Herold. 3rd Row: S. Pufahl, C. Ernst, C. Patchin, B Plath, C. Gavinski, A. Wilkins. 77 TWO-YEAR SENIOR N.H.S. MEMBERS — Bottom Row: Darcy Katze, Sec'y; Sara Thomp- son . Cory Gavinski, Sherri Jacobson. 2nd Row. Lois Griepentrog, Barb Plath. V-Pres., Mary Becker, Kara Hughes, Treas.; Annette Wilkins, Dianna Ricks. Back Row: Kerry Neef, Jim Taylor, Julie Manthey, Pres.; Dan Parks STUDENT COUNCIL — Seated. S. Haberkorn, L Barden, S. Cross, M. Eberle, D Haberkorn. B. Hodg- son, G. Howe, G. Satina, B. Cook, C. Hodgson, A. George, Back Row: S. Smith, W. Neef, Sec'y; K. Neef, Pres; S. Jacobson, Vice Pres.; K. Hughes, Treas. 78 LIBRARIAN OFFICERS — Bottom: D. Houk, V. Pres.; R. Okan, Historian; B. Plath, Pres. Top: B. Hinds, Sec y and Treas. LIBRARIANS — 1st Row: Mrs. Kaiser, Head Librarian; N. Pulver, M. Eggleston, W Neef, J. Smith 2nd Row: G. Guenther, D. Ricks, P. Tupper, A Milton, B. Plath, R. Herold. 3rd Row: D. Houk, K Johnson, G Stauber, R. Okan, B. Hinds, B. Hare, S. Schehr. 79 THE OWL AND THE PUSSEYCAT — C. Gavinski, D Parks. ONE-ACT PLAYS On October 12th the One-Act Plays began their annual competition. The plays were en- titled: The Rug ', Eden , and The Owl .and the Pussycat . The Rug was about an old lady, por- trayed by Wendy Neef, and her niece and nephew, played by Robin Bradley, and Kerry Neei. The cast also included Dan Gallagher. Tim Herrick, and George Thompson. Eden portrayed the manufacturing of synthetic human beings. The cast included Scott Smith, Barb Hinds, Craig Patchin, Alex Dawson, Sue Horsman, Deb Jackson, Mike Kuhl, Sean Patchin, Michelle Pufahl, Karla Deakin, Steve Paulson, Mike Jerred, Amy Mil- ton, Dianna Ricks, Gwenn Stauber, Chris Ernst, George Thompson, and Chuck Mislive- cek. The third play, The Owl and the Pussy- cat , was the winner of the competition. Dan Parks and Cory Gavinski were the only mem- bers of the cast. The play went on to competition in Cam- bria, October 18. Then went to Conference in Green Lake, October 20, and then to District in Whitewater, November 1. They received an A and proceeded to New Berlin for sectionals, November 15. There they received three 'stops' which didn't qualify them to go on. Deb Wilson helped with make-up, and the plays were under the direction of Mrs. Nancy Carr, and Mrs. Evelyn Goke. 80 THE RUG — Mrs Carr, Director; T. Herrick, D. Gallagher, K Neef, R Bradley, G. Thompson, Mrs. Goke. Director; W. Neef. 81 EDEN — 1st Row: Mrs. Carr, Director; G Thompson, M Pufahl, T Herrick. C. Ernst, A. Dawson. 2nd Row: G Stauber, B. Hinds, M Jerred, C Mislivecek A Milton, K. Deakin, D. Jackson. 3rd Row: C. Pat- chin, S. Horsman, S. Smith, D. Ricks, M. Kuhl, S. Patchin. Mrs. Goke Director. 1980 PLAY THESPIAN OFFICERS — R. Bradley, V P. A Milton, Sec y; W. Neef, Treas. Not pictured J Hamilton. Pres. THESPIANS — Seated: D Houk, R. Bradley, S. Pufahl, B. Hinds, W. Neef 2nd Row: C. Bostad, D. Jackson, R. Okan, A Milton. L. Flower. M. lerred, K. Deakin, C. Gavinski. 3rd Row: M. Kuhl, T. Pease, C. Ernst, B Hare, P. Tupper, L Frank, B. Gavinski, Mrs. Goke, Advisor; 4th Row: D. Waldrop, S. Jacobson, D. Ricks, S. Thompson, C. Patchin, K. Neef, B Hughes. 83 NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP QUALIFYING TEST PRELIMINARY SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TEST — Commended Student Kerry Neef. Mike lerred PHOTOGRAPHER SENIORS IN FORENSICS — 1st Row: M Kuhl, A. Milton, K. Neef, S. Thompson, G. Guenther, A Wilkins, D. Katze, Mrs Carr. 2nd Row: D. Parks, S. Jacobson, D. Ricks R. Okan, C. Gavinski. FORENSICS — 1st Row. J. LaMarche, J. Pufahl, G. Thompson, T. Herrick, C. Hodgson. 2nd Row: R. Bradley, S. Pufahl, B Hinds. W. Neef, V. Thomas. 3rd Row: M. Jolliffe, K Gee, B. Curtis, B. Hare, V. Thompson, K Hoffman, L. Flower, M. Jerred, D. McElroy. 4th Row: Mrs. Goke, A George, T Belk. 5th Row R. Herold, T. Pease, C. Ernest, S. Hodgson, L. Frank, E. Nobbs, D. Gavinski, B. Gavinski. M Manthey 6th Row: S. Patchin, M. Peterson, J. Smith, P Tupper, D. Houk, C. Patchin, J. Waldrop, K Deakin, B. Carpenter. 85 BAND — Bottom Row: D. McElroy, T Belk, C. Grueneberg, C. Guatrowsky, M. Jolliffe, D Gavinski. L. Frank, J LaMarche, H. Bessac, F. Barden. P. Tupper, L. Flower. S. Thompson, W Neef, M Eggleston, R. Thompson 2nd Row: L. Lueptow, R. Bradley, L. Griepentrog, A. Milton A Wilkins, D. Katze, B Hare, M. Becker. D. Jackson. J. Bessac, S. Horsman, J. Waldrop, T Downey. S Hanna, T. Barden. J. Morris, S. Jacobson. 3rd Row: V Chapman. S. Dann, B. Hinds. S. Pufahl. V. Thompson. B Payne, D Kuhl, A Hebl, E Nobbs, M. Steinich, S. Hanson, D. Houk, J. Manthey. T. Barden, D. Osborn, A Dawson, B Burmester. M. Jerred, D. Parks, M Barden. S. Cunningham. 4th Row: J. Wolff, S. Thurston, B. Curtis. M Manthey. P Dann, M Cupery, K Neef, L. Fischer, C. Bostad, C. Patchin. C. Fischer, R. Jarchow, B. Hodgson. T Pease, M Kuhl, L. Barden. Standing: B. Gavinski, J. Hamilton, K. Gee, B. Cook. L Satina, C. Gavinski. BAND The Pardeeville Senior High Band put in a very busy 1980-81 school year. First they played at all home football games putting on a halftime performance for three of the games, including a spectacular Homecoming show. They also played at the United States Watermelon Speed Eating and Seed Spitting Championship on September 14th in the park. Twenty-one band members attended the All-Conference Band on November 8, in Green Lake. The Pardeeville Pep Band, the confer- ence's largest, played at all home boys bas- ketball games, four home girls basketball games, and one wrestling tournament. The annual Winter Concert was held on December 16. The band played many Christ- mas favorites, along with a march, and a tri- bute to John Lennon. The band also had a Mid-Winter concert, held in February. On March 14, Pardeeville hosted the Conference Solo and Ensemble Festival, about 40 local music students parti- cipated. On April 4, the band took part in the Music Festival which was held in Pardeeville where they played three of their best numbers. In May they held a Spring Concert, and they also played for the 1981 Commencement Exercises. The Band marched in both Pardeeville and Wyocena for the Memorial Day Parade. To wind up their busy year, the band planned a trip which took place in early June. CHORUS — Front Row: D. Roundy, J. Manthey, S. Patchin, M. lerred, R. Okan, M. Kuhl, L. Fischer. M. Smith, D. Parks, M. Plath, C. Fischer, R. larchow, J. Rivest, C Emst. 2nd Row: M. Steinich, G. Stauber, T. Belk, M. Eggleston, R Bradley, L. Lueptow, W. Neef. J. Stilson, J. Manthey, K. Deakin, J. Smith, V. Boyer, V Thomas, A. Milton, N. Pulver, D. Ricks, V. Hamel, B. Hare, B. Hinds, L. Frank, A George, M. Sato, M Pufahl. 3rd Row: M. Becker, D. Katze, M. Jolliffe, E. Ncbbs, D. Jackson, A. Wilkins, C. Grueneberg, B. Gavin- ski, S. Horsman, C. Gavinski, D. Gavinski, M. Manthey, K. Johnson, J. Balzer, A. George, R. Thompson, P. Dann, D. Brueckner, C. Gustrowsky, K. Gee. CHORUS The 1980-81 choral year was exciting. They started the year under the direction of James W. Rusch. Along with selected singing groups, they performed at the Christmas con- cert in December. During the second semester, the choir sang at All Conference Chorus Day at Poy- nette on Jan. 31; they also performed at a spring concert and at Graduation. Many of the choir members were entered in the Solo En- semble contest in March. 87 ALL-CONFERENCE BAND — 1st Row: S. Cunningham, L. Lueptow, L. Barden, J. Hamilton, M. Eggle- ston, J. Morris. 2nd Row: M Barden, L. Griepentrog, M Becker. D. Katze, D. Parks 3rd Row. S. Thompson, D. Jackson. C Gavinski, A Wilkins. 4th Row: C. Patchin, M Kuhl, T. Pease. 5th Row. L. Fischer, A. Milton. Top: K. Neef. COLOR GUARD — V. Thompson, J. Morris, M. Pufahl, T. Belk, C. Grueneberg, R. Thompson, C. Gustrow sky, L. Satina. 88 F. F A. — Bottom Row: D DiBell, B. Payne, T Breneman, I. Manthey, D. Kuhl, L. Fis- cher, J. Hamilton, M Barden, D. Deakin, R. Lang, A Fischer, 2nd Row. P. Landsverk 3rd Row: S. Wilkins, M. Kuhl, M. Sommers, T. Curtis, D. Roundy, T. Rhode. F. F. A. Each year the Future Farmers of America have a Hay and Grain Show. This year Den- nis Roundy was the top Freshman; Arnie Fis- cher, the top Sophomore; Denise Deakin, the top Junior; and Mark Barden, the top Senior. Paul Landsverk was voted Corn King. He was also Champion Fruit and Vegetable Show- man, and won a similar honor in the crops category. As in previous years, the F.F.A. again held their fruit sale. They sold oranges, grape- fruit, apples, and popcorn; the sale was ex- tremely successful. DEBATE TEAMS — Third place team: Scott Smith and Kara Hughes; First place team: Lisa Empereur and Cory Gavinski; Second place team: Russ Knutson and Mike Babcock 89 SPANISH CLUB — 1st Row K. Neef, M. Eggleston, L. Lueptow, S. Thompson. 2nd Row: Mrs. Zwonitzer, S. Patchin, V. Chapman, L. Flower, W. Neef, A. Wilkins, L. Frank, C. Meyer, N. Kegler. SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS — M. Eggleston, Sec'y; S. Thompson, Treas.; K. Neef, Pres., L. Lueptow, V. 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