Pardeeville High School - Whisper Yearbook (Pardeeville, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1982 volume:

I igS2 ( I V fl Li. fj.Z’l ZParJeeviCCe £nioi Micjh School EDITOR ASSISTANT EDITORS ADVISOR .............. Kari Hoffmann Linda Manthey and Karen Johnson ............... Mrs. June Lenz DEDICATION The class of 1982 is proud to dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Ray Forbes. Largely through Mr. Forbes' efforts, the students at Pardeeville receive a high quality education that produces responsible adults. His genuine interest in extracurricular and educational activities is greatly appreciated by all students. In the eleven years that Mr. Forbes has been here, he has initiated many new ideas. These ideas have altered the way we think, the methods we are taught by, and the things we learn. It is an honor to have in our school someone who is concerned and willing to make changes for the benefit of the students — past, present and future. It is difficult for us to comprehend the full extent of what Mr. Forbes has ac- complished for our class since we were in the first grade. For all you have done, Mr. Forbes, we sincerely thank you. The Class of 1982 1 MEMORIALS TRIBUTE TO PAMELA J. VAN SWOL By - KRISTI EHLERT WE’RE 0ME HECK OF A PAIR” Oh, auch a Eong -tome now, the tun won't thine, All oven, the lott of a fniend of, mine. I lie down to tleep to eate the lott in my mind, But the dneamt that I dneam make my memoniet unwind. Oun dneamt, oun happinett, the tad timet we thaned, We've laughed, we've cnied, WE WERE OWE HECK OF A PAIR. We've talked fon hount, complaining nothing wat fain, She neven knew how much we did cane. Why wene oun dneamt to quickly taken away? Oun dneamt of tnavel, guyt, and big money tomeday. All the wondt in the wonld, whatever anyone might tay, Could even convince me, that oun dneamt will jutt lay. How evenything I've teen in my dneamt hat come clean, My dneamt ane only dneamt, but my memoniet ane hene, We’ll laugh again Pam, the old timet we'll thane, We’ll be back togethen again, WE'RE ONE HECK OF A PAIR.... This past year, two people who influenced many student's lives passed away. Mrs. Ann Thurston died of cancer in July, and Mr. Richard Hoot Thompson died of a heart at- tack in December. Mrs. Thurston was a physical education teacher for many years, and later she was a substitute teacher in the Junior High and Sen- ior High schools. Mrs. Thurston showed her kindness in every way and was always willing to be of assistance to others. Mr. Thompson was well known for being involved with the TIMES as well as being an avid sports lover. Mr. Thompson and his wife ( Ally ) were awarded the Sports Fan of the Year trophy in 1980 by the Pardeeville High School. The deaths of Mrs. Thurston and Mr. Thompson have saddened the lives of many people in the school and the community. They will always be remembered for what they achieved within their lifetime. 2 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. Chris Bostad Robin Bradley Beth Hare Greg Howe Mike Jerred Linda Manthey Lisa Miles Craig Patchin Gwenn Stauber Pam Tupper 3 IT’S HARP TO SAV GOOVBVE The dayi have, gone to quickly nou) Like iecondi held in time I long to take pait momenti, Hold them ait and make them mine. Fok among thoie momenti Wai the time I ipent with you. The momenti aKe ilowly ending, And ouk time ii ending, too. I hate to iay Goodbye, I have to go away, I hope outi pathi may cA.on in time. I Aeally don’t know what it ii I cart begin to iay, Except Goodbye, I’m leaving today. Fox the pait (Jew monthi I've felt alone and io confuied. The people I once txuited made me feel iad and uied. I’ve got to itep out the doox now, And live out on my own. I know it won't be eaiy, Without my fxiendi I'm io alone. I hate to iay Goodbye, I have to go away. I hope oua pathi may exon in time. I xeally don't know what it ii I can begin to iay, Except Goodbye, I'm leaving today. Michele Pufahl 4 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS — Robin Bradley. Treas . Kari Hoffmann. Sec'y; Charles Curtis. V. Pres.; Brian Cook. Pres. 5 PENNY K. BARDEN Drac April 24, 1964 Basketball 1-3; Pep Club 2. JEANETTE F. BESSAC June 2, 1963 Annual 4; All Conf. Band 4, Band 1-4; Pep Band 2, 4. JANE M. BORTZ “Jane Baby'' September 5. 1964 Basketball 1; Pep Club 1, 2; Softball 2, 3; Track 1; Vol- leyball 1, 3, 4 CHRISTOPHER C. BOSTAD August 17, 1963 Badger Boy 3; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Basketball 1- 4; Class V. Pres. 1; Football 1-4, All Conf. 3; Forensics 1, 2; Homecoming Court 2, 4, H. King 4; Musical 3; N.H.S. 3, 4; Student Council 1; Thespians 1-4; Track 1-4. ROBIN KAY BRADLEY May 6, 1964 Annual 4; All Conf. Band 4; Badger Girl Alt.; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Cheer- leader 1-4, Capt. 3; Chorus 1-4; Class Sec y. 1, 2, Treas. 4; Forensics 1-4; Home- coming Court 4; Librarian 4; Musical 1-4; N.H S. 3, 4; One-Act Plays 3; Thespians 1-4; V. P. 3, Sec y. 4; Double Trio 1, 4; Barbershop Quartet 1-3; Solo Ensemble 1-4; Spanish Club 4 THOMAS J. BRODEUR “Brodie September 18, 1964 Forensics 1; One-Act Plays 1; Wrestling 1, 2. 6 CHERYL LYNN BURNS February 3, 1964 Band 1; Wrestling Cheer- leader 2; Chorus 1. GARY BURSACK “The Gar- May 16. 1964 VALERIE J. CHAPMAN “Chappy July 9. 1964 All Conf. Band 4; Band 1- 4; Pep Band 1-4; Cheer- leader, Girls Basketball 2; Wrestling 3; Pep Club 2; Softball 1-4; All Conf. Soft- ball 3. BRENDA COOK February 21, 1964 All Conf. Band 4; Band 1- 4; Pep Band 1 -4; Cross Country 1-4; All Conf. Cross Country 1, 2; Foren- sics 1; Librarian 4; Pep Club 3; Prom Court 3; Stu- dent Council Sec'y. 4, Track 1-4. BRIAN L. COOK February 21, 1964 Annual 4; Basketball 1-4; Class Pres. 1-4; Cross Country 3; Football 1; For- ensics 1; Golf 4; Prom Court 3, Student Council 1; Track 2. NORMAN S. COOK “Stormin' December 14. 1963 Cross Country 1, 3, 4, Capt. 3; Track 1-4; All Conf. Track 2, 4. CHARLES P. CURTIS “Charlie September 5, 1964 Basketball 1-4; Class Vice Pres. 3, 4; Football 1, 4; Prom Court 3. SHERRI D. DANN “Bear April 1, 1964 Annual 4, All Conf. Band 4; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Newspaper 4; Pep Club 3; Softball 1-4; Volleyball 1- a 7 DENISE MARIE DEAKIN “Deak November 20, 1963 Annual 4; F F A 1-4, Sec'y- 3. 4; Softball 3; Volleyball 3, 4. DOUGLAS I. DI BELL “Dibble July 28. 1964 F.F A 1-4, Pres. 4; Football 1, 3; Track 2. 3, 4. CHARLES G. DOWNEY November 6, 1963 Football 1-3; Musical 2 « RONALD M. DUMKE “Roy February 13, 1964 Transferred from Portage, Wisconsin, junior year. KIMBERLY JO EHLERT Kimmer December 1, 1963 Annual 4; Girls Basketball Cheerleader 2; Newspaper 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Softball Mgr. 2-4. LORI ANN FLOWER “Lolly August 10, 1964 Annual 4, All Conf. Band 4, Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Curling 1; Forensics 1-4; Golf 3, 4; Librarian 4, Historian; Musical 4; Newspaper 4; O n e-A c t Plays 2; Pep Club 2; Porn Pon Girl 2-4; Student Coun- cil 2; Thespians 2-4; Track 1, 2; Volleyball 1; Fall All- School Play, Student Director 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Library Club 4. BONNIE W. GAVINSKI “Bon Bon June 6, 1964 Annual 4; All Conf. Band 4; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Chorus 1-4; Forensics 1-4; Musical 4; N H.S. 3, 4, Pep Club 1-3; Pom Pon Girl 1-4; Thes- pians 2-4; Track 1-4; Solo Ensemble 1, 3, 4. DENNIS HABERKORN “Hab September 21, 1963 Forensics 1; Librarian 1; Track 1. 8 LORI ANN HAMILTON Lorbee August 18, 1964 Annual 4; Basketball 4; Class Secy. 3; Forensics 1; Homecoming Court 1; Librarian 1; Musical 4; Newspaper 4, Prom Court 3; Track 1-4, All Conf. Track 2, 3; Cross Country Mgr. 4. A SALLY A. HANSON July 31. 1964 Band 2-4; Pep Band 2-4, Basketball 1-4; Homecom- ing Court 2; Pep Club 1, 2, Student Council 4; Track 1-3; Volleyball 2-4; Trans- ferred from Lake Mills, Wisconsin freshman year. BETH L. HARE Bethus September 21, 1964 Annual 4; All Conf. Band 1-4; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Basketball Mgr. 2, 3; Chorus 1-4; Class Treas. 1; Forensics 1-4; Golf 3, 4; Librarian 3, 4, Treas. 4; Musical 1-4; N.H.S. 3, 4; Newspaper 1-4; One-Act Plays 4; Pep Club 1-3; Pom Pon Girl 1-4; Thespians 1-4; Double Trio 4; Track 1, 2. RONALD P. HEROLD March 24, 1963 Band 1; Chorus 1; F.F.A. 1, 2; Forensics 2-4; Librarian 3; Newspaper 1, 2. BARBARA DEE HINDS Barbi April 17, 1964 Annual 4; All Conf. Band 4, Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Chorus 3, 4; Curling 1; Forensics 1-4; Golf 3, 4; Librarian 3, 4; Sec'y. and Treas. 3; Musical 3, 4, Stage Mgr 3; One- Act Plays 2, 3; Pep Club 1-3; Pom Pon Girl 2-4; Thes- pians 2-4; Library Club 3, 4, Sec'y- 4; Spanish Club 3; Fall All-School Play 4. CLARK CHRISTIAN HODGSON Hos January 20, 1964 Annual 4; Baseball 1-3; Basketball 1; Football 1-4; Forensics 1-4; Homecoming Court 1; Musical 3, 4; N.H.S. 3, 4; Newspaper 4; Student Council 1-4, Pres. 4; Thespians 3, 4; Wrestl- ing 2-4; Fall All- School Play 3. A KARI M. HOFFMANN August 23, 1964 Annual 4, Editor 4; Basket- ball 3; Class Sec'y. 4; Forensics 3, 4; Librarian 4; Musical 3; Newspaper 4; Asst. Editor 4; Pep Club 2. 3,- Pom Pon Girl 4; Library Club 4. Transferred from Sauk Prairie, Wisconsin, junior year. DARLENE F. HOUK Gitz January 3, 1964 Annual 4; All Conf. Band 4; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Forensics 1-4; Librarian 3, 4; V. Pres 3, Pres. 4; Newspaper 1-4, Editor 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Prom Court 3; Student Council 2, 4; Thespians 2-4, Treas. 4; Track 1-4, All Conf. Track 2, 3; Volley- ball 1-4; Band Council 1; Library Club 3, 4. 'Sfj i GREGORY A. HOWE March 21, 1964 Annual 4; Baseball 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Football 1; N.H.S. 3, 4; Prom Court 3; Student Council 3, 4; Treas. 4. WILLIAM M. HUGHES ’’Bill July 8, 1964 Chorus 3; Cross Country 2-4; Football 1; Forensics 1; Golf 4; Librarian 4; Musical 2-4; Thespians 2-4; Track 1-3; Wrestling 1-4; Fall All- School Play 4. MICHAEL I. JERRED Mike” September 6, 1964 All Conf. Band 4; Badger Boy 3; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Chorus 3, 4; Cross Country 4; Curling 2-4; FF.A. 1, 2; Football 2, 3; Forensics 1, 3, 4; Musical 1-4; N.H.S. 3, 4. One-Act Plays 1, 3; Thespians 1-4; Track 4; Spanish Club 4, Annual 3, 4 KAREN ROSE MARY JOHNSON December 23, 1963 Annual 4. Asst. Editor 4; Wrestling Cheerleader 2; Chorus 3; Librarian 3; Newspaper 4, Pep Club 1-3; Prom Court 3; Volley- ball 3. JAMES R. KRAUSE Junior” August 8, 1963 Band 1; Basketball 1; Curl- ing 1; Transferred from Portage, Wisconsin, sopho- more year. 10 RICHARD LANG June 9, 1964 Basketball 3, 4; F.F.A. 1-4; Football 1-4; Homecoming Court 3; Prom Court 3, P. King 3. LINDA MARIE MANTHEY Louey November 16, 1963 Annual 4, Ass'! Editor 4, Newspaper 4; Pep Club 1-3; Pom Pon Girl 2-4, Co- Capt. 4. LISA D. MILES Lucy Forensics 1, 4; Golf 4; Musical 4; N.H.S. 3, 4; Pep Club 3. Pom Pon Girl 3, 4; Spanish Club 4. TOD S. NAVARRO Lord Toad June 28, 1964 WENDY LYNN NEEF Neefer April 13. 1964 Annual 4; All Conf. Band 4, Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4, Cheerleader 1-4; Chorus 1-4; Class V. Pres. 2; For- ensics 1-4, State 3; Gui- dance 4; Homecoming Court 3; Librarian 3; Musi- cal 1-4; Newspaper 2-4; One-Act Plays 1-3; Pep Club 1, 2; Prom Court 3, P. Queen 3; Student Council 3, 4, Sec'y- 3, V. Pres. 4; Thespians 1-4, Treas. 3; Triple Trio 4; Track 1-4; Fall All-School Play 4; Solo Ensemble 1-4; Span- ish Club 3, 4. BILL NORTH Hooleo August 16, 1964 All Conf. Band 1, 2; Band 1, 2; Pep Band 1, 2; Foot- ball 1; One-Act Plays 3; All-School Play 3; Jazz Band 1-3 Transferred from DePere, Wisconsin, senior year. CRAIG A. PATCHIN Tyrone December 8, 1963 Annual 4; All Conf. Band 3; Badger Boy 3; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Chorus 4; Curling 1-4, Forensics 1-4; Librarian 4, Musical 1-4; N.H.S. 3, 4; Newspaper 3; One-Act Plays 1-4; Thes- pians 2-4, V. P. 4. MORRIS G. PLATH JR. March 14, 1964 Chorus 3. MICHELE M. PUFAHL “Shelly April 15, 1964 Annual 4; All Conf. Band 4; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1, 2, 4; Wrestling Cheerlead- er 1; Chorus 1-4; Curling 2-4; Forensics 1-4; Golf 3, 4; Musical 1-4; Newspaper 3; One-Act Plays 2, 3; Thes- pians 1-4, Pres. 4; Span- ish Club 4; Solo Ensemble 1-4; Fall All-School Play 4; Double Trio 4; Majorette 3, 4; Barber Shop Quartet 2; Musical Accompaniest 3. ANNE ROMANO “Banana May 6, 1964 Annual 4; Curling 4; Soft- ball 3, 4; Volleyball Mgr. 4; Transferred from Florida, junior year. LINDA ANN SATINA November 12, 1963 Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Cheerleader 1; Class, Treas. 3, Curling 2; Foren- sics 1; Homecoming Court 4, Queen 4; Color Guard 1-4. TIMOTHY SIMONSON January 17, 1964 Basketball 1, 2; Track 1. CAMERON L. SIMS “Cameo July 20, 1964 Basketball 1, 2; Football 1-4; Track 4; Wrestling 3, 12 JANICE M. SMITH PJV September 17, 1964 Basketball 2; Chorus 2-3; Forensics 1-3; Librarian 2, 3. Musical 1, 3; Newspaper 3; Pep Club 2; Thespians 2, 3; Volleyball 1-3. STACY SUE SMITH “Spacy November 19, 1964 Annual 4; Curling 2, 3; Forensics 1; Pep Cub 1, 2; Softball 2-4; Volleyball 2-4. GWENN E. STAUBER December 25, 1963 Chorus 1-4; Forensics 3, 4; Golf 3, 4; Librarian 2-4; Musical 2. 4; N.H.S. 3, 4; One-Act Plays 3; Pom Pon Girl 3, 4; Thespians 4; All School Play 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Double Trio; Transferred from Fond du Lac, Wis., sophomore year. KEITH A. STEBBINS May 4, 1964 Football 1-4; Track 3, 4. TRACEY ELLEN TERRY “Felix October 25, 1963 Transferred from Poynette, Wisconsin, freshman year. VICTORIA J. THOMPSON “Thomi March 22, 1964 Annual 4; All Conf. Band 4; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Curling 1-4; Newspaper 4; Pep Club 2-3; Volleyball 1, 2; Lead Majorette 3, 4, Majorette 2; Mistress of Ceremonies 3. PAMELA DAWN TUPPER June 21, 1964 Annual 4; All Conf. Band 4; Badger Girl 3; Band 1-4: Pep Band 2-4; Basketball Mgr. 1-4; Class Treas. 2, Forensics 1-4; Librarian 3, 4, V. Pres. 4; Musical 3, 4; N.H.S. 3, 4; Newspaper 2, 4; One - Act Plays 2; Pep Club 1-3; Pom Pon Girl 1- 4; Co-Capt. 4; Thespians 2- 4; Track Mgr. 2-4; Fall All-School Play 4, Student Director 4; Library Club 3, 4; Solo Ensemble 4. DON WALDROP August 18, 1964 All Conf. Band 4, Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Baseball 1; Basketball 1-4; Cross Country 3, 4; Football 1-4; Forensics 1-3; Homecom- ing Court 4; Musical 4; N.H.S. 4; Pep Club 2; Master of Ceremonies 3; Student Council 1; Thes- pians 2-4; Track 1-4. 13 VALARIE ANN YAKISH Volume May 5. 1963 NO PICTURE JIM KONZEL Buford June 3, 1964 DEIRDRE ANN SWIGGUM Dee Dee May 12. 1964 Cheerleader 1-3; Forensics 1; Pep Club 2; Varsity Club 2, 3. SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS — Seated: D. Houk; S Hanson; B. Cook. Secretary. Standing: G Howe, Treasurer; C. Hodgson, President; W. Neef. Vice President. 14 BABY PICTURES — Top Row: C. Patchin, C. Burns, C. Curtis, D. Houle, B. Gavinski, M. Plath, P. Barden. 2nd Row: D. Deakin, J. Krause, K. Johnson, J. Smith, J. Bortz, L. Hamilton. S. Schehr. 3rd Row: J. Balzer, K Hoffmann, L. Miles, W- Neef. 4th Row: S. Dann, B. Hare, S. Smith. BABY PICTURES FROM PREVIOUS PAGE — Top Row: C. Hodgson, P. Tupper, J. Bessac, B. Hinds. S. Pufahl, R. Dumke. 2nd Row: L. Flower, L Manthey, R. Bradley, V Thompson, C. Bostad. 3rd Row: G. Howe, D. DiBell, B. Cook, A. Romano, C. Downey. 5th Row N Cook, G. Stauber, K. Ehlert, D. Waldrop. 5tn Row: K. Weihert, L. Satina, M. Jerred, S. Hanson 16 ■ppi BADGER STATE BOYS AND GIRLS — R. Bradley, Alternate; C. Bostad; M. Jerred, Alternate; C. Patchin; P. Tupper. NMSQT PSAT Commended Student Craig Patchin D.A.R. - Mike Jerred 1981 PROM COURT — K. Johnson, B Cook, L. Hamilton, G Howe, Queen W. Neef, King R. Lang, Min- iature King B. Flower, Miniature Queen E. Warnke, B Cook, B. Kearns, D. Houk, C. Curtis. '7UST BETWEEN YOU AND ME 1981 PROM Palm trees, sunsets and grass huts set the mood for the 1981 Junior Prom. The gym was decorated in warm and sunny Hawaiian colors. The theme was Just Between You and Me and music was provided by Drive-In. The court and couples were announced by Master and Mistress of Ceremonies, Don Waldrop and Vicky Thompson. The 1980 Prom King, D� an Haberkorn crowned the 1981 Prom King, Rick Lang. King Rick Lang then crowned Wendy Neef as Queen. The other members of the court were: Brian Cook escorting Karen Johnson, Charles Curtis escorting Darlene Houk, Brian Kearns escorting Brenda Cook, and Greg Howe escorting Lori Hamilton. The Miniature King was Brent Flower who escort- ed Erin Warnke, Miniature Queen. After the crowning everyone joined in on the grand march. The night was a success and a memorable event for the Class of '82. 18 SCHOOL BOARD — Mr. Gene Dawson, Treas.; Mr. Gene Boys, Mr. Deane Steele, Clerk; Mr. Clifton Bradley, Pres.; Mr. Ralph Bailey, V. Pres.; Mrs. Dorothy Rowlands; Mr. Judd Neef. MR. RAY O. FORBES Superintendent; Iowa Wesley- an College, BA U of Iowa, M.A MR. JAMES E. MALINOVSKY Principal; U. of Wis., River Falls. B.S.; Colorado State University, M S. 22 MR. CHARLES F. HERMAN Mathematics; J. V. Base- ball; Soph. Class Advisor; U. of W, Oshkosh, B. S. V m MRS. NANCY CARR English; Forensics Coach; Musical Director; All- School 3-Act Play Co-Di- rector; Sr. Advisor; Mac- Murray College, B. A. MRS. LORETTA ZWONITZER English 10; Spanish; Span- ish Club Advisor; U. of W., Stevens Point, B. S. MRS. EVELYN V. GOKE E ng 1 i s h; Journalism; Speech; Fall All - School Play Co-Director; Spring Musical, Business Man- ager; Forensics Coach; Thespians Advisor; Senior Class Advisor; U. of W., Platteville, B. S. MS. M. WALDINGER Social Studies; Cheerlead- ing and Pom Pon Advisor; Jr. Advisor; U. of W. Whitewater, B. S. MR. TOM TEOFILO Current Events; Federal Government; Western Civilization; Ass’t. G i rl s Volleyball Coach; Girls Varsity Basketball Coach; U. of W. Oshkosh, B. S. MISS MARIE RAHN Mathematics; U. of W., Oshkosh, B. S. MR. WALTER SP RE CHER Social Science; Chemistry; Physics; U. of W. Platte- ville, B. S. MR. WES BABCOCK Biology; Science; Head Varsity Track Coach; Head Cross Country Coach; Fr.. Advisor; U. of W. Whitewater, B. S. MRS. JUNE LENZ Business Education; An- nual and Newspaper Advi- sor; U. of W. Whitewater, B. S., U. of W. Madison, M. S. MRS. IDA PRICE Business Education; Tay- lor University Upland, Indiana, B. S. MR. BOB BOSTAD Phy. Ed.; Athletic Director; Football Coach; U. of W. LaCrosse, B. S. MS. JULIE McGRAW Phy. Ed.; Softball Head Coach; Volleyball Head Coach; Homecoming Advi- sor; Iowa Wesleyan Col- lege, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa. B. S. MRS. MABEL M. MAIER Home Economics; U. of W. Madison, B. S. and M. S. MR. HOWARD DRAHEIM Industrial Arts; U. of W. Stout, B. S. MR. TOM HAFERMAN Industrial Arts; Ass't. Wrestling Coach; U. of W. Stout, B. S. and M. S. 24 MR. WILLIAM HEBL Driver's Education; Base- ball Coach; U. of W. White- water, B. S. MRS. LYNN R. HERRMAN Academic Remediation; U. of W.. B. A MR. KEN YOURA Art; U. of W. Stevens Point. B. S. MRS. RUTH H. KAISER Librarian; Library Club Ad- visor; U. of W. River Falls, B. S. MR. JAMES RUSCH Band; Chorus; Music Theory; St. Norbert Col- lege, West DePere, B. S. MRS. PATRICIA YOURA Health Occupations; Wis. State University, Stevens Point, B. S. Agriculture; F. F. A. Advi- sor; U. of W. River Falls, B. S. Agricultural Educa- tion B. S. MRS. SHARON DYKSTRA Health Occupations; Meth- odist Hospital School of Nursing, RN. MR. RON KNUTSON MRS. MARY HORTON Guidance and Counseling; Wayne State Univerisity, B. A. and M. A. OFFICE STAFF — Mrs. Wegner, Mrs. Krueger, Mrs. Buzzell, Mrs. Miller. COOKS — Seated: Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Lytle, Mrs. Swanson, Mrs. Luep- tow. Standing: Mrs. Gleiter, Mrs. Bradley, Mrs. Barden. 26 CUSTODIANS — Seated: Mr. Patchin. 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Bruce Herrick, Tim Hodgson, Bruce Hoffmann, Doug Jarchow, Russ Jolliffe, Michelle Johnson, Margo Knutson, Rick LaMarche, Jim Lang, Julie Lawrence, Ricky Livingston, Lisa Ludwig, Deanne Ludwig, Gary Lueptow, Tom Manthey, Jeff Manthey, Michelle Miller, Bryce Mislivecek, Chuck Mitchell, Guy Nickel, Bart Niles, Andy 35 Ortman, Julie Patchin, Sean Paulson, Tom Peterson, Mark Pufahl, Jeff Rhode, Tom Rivest, Jim Rivest, Robert Roundy, Dennis Satina, Gary Sommers, Mike Stebbins, Kerwin Stilson, Jill Thomas, Ron Thomas, Valerie Thompson, George Tye, Amy Vrbsky, Becky Waldner, Lisa Wheeler, Jennifer 36 rj FRESHMEN Abrath, Bob Atkinson, Michelle Bahr, Janel Baker, Rachel Barden, Tim i astKLi f- i Barden, Todd Becker, Troy Bednar, Dan Bellows. Helen Bostad, Bob Bradley, Darla Breneman, Reed Brown. Scott Burmester, Jim Clark. Julie Cole, Christine Dahnert, Kevin Dawson, Marcella Dumke, LaDonna Eggleston, Susan ”, � tf Ehlert, Kory Ernst, Kelly Farrey, Ellen Gassen, Bonnie Greenheck, Chris 38 Griepentrog, Mike Haberkorn, Jay Hall, Anna Hanson, Susan Harper, Jerilyn Hawley, Jim Hebl, Dave Hecht, Elizabeth Hinkley, Mike Hoel, Dean Holmes, Kurtis Kluth, Rhonda Kuhl, Russ LaMarche, Joanne Larson, Lisa tn A • Lawless, Jeff Ludwig, Todd Lueptow, David Lueptow, Scott Maginnis, Kelly A t : n Marchant, Craig McMahon, Carl Mikle, Mark Miles, Trina Miller, Trisha 39 A Newell, Milton Premo, Tony Pulver, Scott Rhode, Sheila Roper, Sherry ft Rossi, Jim Roundy, Jenny Roundy, Kendra Saviano, Candace Simonson, Sheila Skinner, Beth Smith, Debbie Stebbins, Karl Sterland, Susan Swanson, Steve Swenson, Ellen Telvick, Roger Tomlinson, Lyle Ullrich, Bonnie Wegner, Dan Wendt, Kory Wilkins, Kellie Wolf, Todd Zanca, Dawn NO PICTURE Balsiger, Steve Vondrasek, Patty 40 ANU FANS CHEERLEADERS The 1981-1982 Cheerleading squad did a tremendous job during the football and basketball season. With five former squad members returning and four new hard- working freshmen, it proved to be a good year. The cheerleaders made up some new and very good sideline routines and had many new cheers. Six of the cheerleaders attended the N.C.A. cheerleading camp at Stevens Point where they learned new cheers, chants, and stunts. They also won numerous awards. The squad consisted of: four freshmen, Christine Cole, Sue Eggleston, Beth Skinner, and Sue Sterland, two sophomores, Carol Grueneburg, and Kerry Gee; one junior Bobbi Jo Carpenter; and two seniors, Robin Bradley, and Wendy Neef. CHEERLEADERS — Bottom Row: C. Cole, C. Grueneberg, S. Sterland. 2nd Row: R. Bradley, S. Eg- gleston, W. Neef. 3rd Row: K. Gee. 4th Row: B. Skin- ner. 5th Row: B. Carpenter. SENIOR CHEERLEADERS — W. Neef, R Bradley. 42 u VARSITY CHEERLEADERS — 1st Row: W. Neef. 2nd Row: R. Bradley, 3rd Row: B. Carpenter. I. V. CHEERLEADERS — 1st Row; C. Cole, K. Gee, C. Gruene- berg. 2nd Row: S. Eggleston, B. Skinner, S. Sterland. 43 WRESTUNG CHEERLEADERS — 1st Row: H. Bessac, T. Miles. 2nd Row: S. Haberkom, J. Bahr, E. Farrey, V. Hamel, A. George. 44 Barney Bulldog — Janice Smith POM PON SQUAD — Front: L. Manthey, P. Tupper. 2nd Row: L. Flower, L. Miles B. Hinds, B.Gavinski, B. Hare, K. Hoffmann, G. Stauber. 3rd Row: M Steinich, F. Barden, D. Gavinski, L. Barden, K. Ernst, D. D. Bradley. 1981-82 POM PON SQUAD Last May, fifteen young lathes were chosen to be on the 1981-82 Pom Pon Squad. They tried out to the routine of, Too Much Time on my hands. The routine was choreo- graphed by former senior squad members. The Pardeeville Pom Pon Squad is the only squad in the Dual County Conference. They are guided by their advisor Ms. Walding- er and their senior co-captains Linda Manthey and Pam Tupper. During the summer 12 of the 15 squad members attended camp at Carroll College in Waukesha. They returned home with new routines to popular music, many ribbons on individual performances, and the coveted spirit stick. The spirit stick is awarded to only a few squads at the camp. The squad performed at all home football and basketball games to music by Mr. Rusch's pep band. They used camp routines, and routines choreographed by squad members. The following were members of the 1981- 82 squad: Seniors, Lori Flower, Bonnie Gavinski, Beth Hare, Barbi Hinds, Kari Hoff- mann, Linda Manthey, Lisa Miles, Gwenn Stauber and Pam Tupper; Juniors, Fay Barden, Laura Barden and Mary Steinich; Sophomore, Darcey Gavinski; and Freshmen, Darla Brad- ley and Kelly Ernst. 45 SENIOR POM PON GIRLS — G. Stauber. B. Hare, L. Miles, K. Hoff- mann, L. Flower, B. Hinds, L. Manthey, P. Tupper, B. Gavinski. 46 Picture by Mid-County Times. VARSITY FOOTBALL — Bottom Row: C. Sims, C. Hodgson, A. Dawson, B. Eberle, R. Jarchow, R. Thomas, C. Fischer, D. Osborn; D. Andrews, Mgr 2nd Row T Paulson, R. Burns, T. Barden, B Payne, R Knutson, J. Rivest, M Peterson, B. Hodgsgn; J. Ernst, Mgr 3rd Row: Rivest, M Balsiger, T. Lueptow,' T. Barden, I Baldowin, G. Satina, S. Lueptow, Mgr. 4th Row: D. Kuhl, A Niles, K.J3assen, G. Mitchell, T. Dow- ney, C. Curtis, K. Stebbins. 5th Row: A. Fischer, R. Lang, K. Weihert, B. Burmester, D. Waldrop, C. Bostad. 6th Row: Mr. Bostad, Coach; Mr. Pufahl, Asst. Coach. FOOTBALL The 1981 football season proved to be a rebuilding year for the Bulldog squad and Coach Bostad. That fact was apparent by their 2-7 record. With only eight returning seniors, the team relied heavily on the junior and sophomore classes for serious football players. With the experience gained by the underclassmen, the Bulldogs look toward an exciting season next year. Led by only eight returning lettermen, the Bulldogs did not fair all that badly in this year s tough D.C.C., losing a majority of the games by a mere touchdown, perhaps ex- perience would have prevented this. In the All-Conference voting at the end of the season, Bulldog Chris Bostad was Pardeeville's sole recipient of honors making all-conference at center, and honorable men- tion at defensive end. Pardeeville -vs- Fall River 12-6 OT Pardee ville -vs- Princeton 6-12 Pardeeville -vs- Montello 6-18 Pardeeville -vs- Rio 0- 6 Pardeeville -vs- Randolph 12-20 Pardeeville -vs- Poynette 6-39 Fardeeville -vs- Westfield 0-34 Pardeeville -vs- Green Lake 34- 0 Pardeeville -vs- Cambria 0-29 48 J. V. FOOTBALL — 1st Row: R. Thomas, R. Jarchow, T. Lueptow, A. Dawson, T. Barden, B. Eberle, B. Hodgson, T. Barden, K. Stebbins. 2nd Row: M. Aberle, R. Rivest, D. Hebl, T. Paulson, J. Baldowin, R. Knut- son, A. Niles, C. McMahon, J. Rivest. 3rd Row: T. Becker, J. Burmester, M. Hinkley, S. Swanson, M. Peterson, T. Barden, G. Satina, S. Brown. 4th Row: B. Abrath, J. Hawley, D. Wagner, J. Rossi, B. Bostad, J. Haber- korn, R. Telvick, T. Premo, M. Balsiger, M. Griepentrog, S. Pulver. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL — Front. S. Dann, S. Smith,L. Frank, J. Smith. 2nd Row: N. Kegler, Mgr.; D. Deakin, J. Waldrop, L. Swiggum, J. Bortz; A. Romano, Mgr. 3rd Row: Ms. McGraw, Coach; L. Skupniewitz, S. Hanson, S. Leonard, D. Houk. VOLLEYBALL The 1981 volleyball season started off with the team's first non-conference victory over Markesan. With determination in their hearts they fought hard with wins and losses fluctuat- ing evenly during the rest of the season. The girls ended their season taking 2nd in con- ference with a 6 win, 3 loss record. The squad also placed 3rd in the Poynette Invitational, and ended their season with a 2nd at Regionals, beating Cambria, Green Lake, and Princeton, before being defeated by Foynette, the Regional champs. Coach Ms. Julie McGraw, in her 7th year of coaching volleyball, felt that this was her most gratifying year. They were the best bunch of kids to work with,” she claimed. The team of girls consisted of returning letter winners: Sherri Dann, Sally Hanson, Darlene Houk, Shanna Leonard, Stacey Smith, and Lynn Swiggum, and this year's letter win- ners; Terri Belk, Jane Bortz, Denise Deakin, Lori Frank, Lee Skupniewitz, Janice Smith and Julie Waldrop. First team all-conference winner Lynn Swiggum and honorable mention Lee Skup- niewitz, will be keys to the Bulldog team next season, however, the loss of the seniors will be felt. Pardeeville -vs- Pardeeville -vs- Pardeeville -vs- Pardeeville -vs- Pardeeville Pardeeville Pardeeville Pardeeville Pardeeville Pardeeville Pardeeville -vs- Pardeeville -vs- Pardeeville -vs- -vs- -vs- -vs- -vs- -vs- -vs- ‘Marksan W- ‘Columbus L Fall River L Wayland Acad. L Green Lake W Poynette L Montello W Cambria L Princeton W Rio W ‘Wayland Acad. L Randolph W Westfield W ‘Indicates Non Conference 50 SENIOR VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS — Bottom: J. Bortz, S. Smith, D. Deakin. 2nd Row: S. Hanson, S. Dann. Top: D. Houk. I V VOLLEYBALL — Front: K. Ehlert, J. Harper. A. George. T. Miller. S. Aberle. P. Dann. 2nd Row: K. Roundy. T. Belk. C. Holmes, J. Ortman. 3rd Row: S. Hanson, B Ullrich. E. Farrey, V. Hamel. R. Thompson; M. Kegler. Mgr.; Mr. Teofilo. Coach. CONGRATULATIONS AMY SECOND AT STATE GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY The girls cross country team completed another successful year. They captured the third straight conference title and won the sectional title. They headed to state ranked 5th, but they proved their worth as they fin- ished 2nd. Members of the team included: Senior- Brenda Cook; Junior-Marion Eberle; Sopho- mores-Corina Gustrowsky, Stephanie Hanna, and Amy Tye, Freshmen-Janel Bahr, Rachel Baker, Marcy Dawson, and Beth Skinner. Brenda Cook was named Team Captain. Amy Tye was named Most Valuable Runner as she ran injured most of the time. Amy fin- ished 1st in conference, 1st in sectionals, and 2nd at state. 52 GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY — Bottom Row: M. Dawson. R Baker, B Skinner. J. Bahr; Mr. Babcock, Coach. 2nd Row: A. Tye, B. Cook, M. Eberle, C. Gustrowsky, S. Hanna. BOYS CROSS COUNTRY — D. Chapman, C. Ernst, B. Hughes, P. Bourdeau, M. Jerred. Standing: Mr. Babcock, T Breneman, D. Waldrop, C. Hecht, N. Cook. BOYS CROSS COUNTRY The members of the 1981 boys cross country team consisted of Seniors-Norman Cook, Bill Hughes, and Mike Jerred, Juniors- Chris Ernst and Terry Breneman, Sophomores- Pat Bourdeau, Don Chapman, Rick Lawrence, and Chris Hecht, The boys finished the season with a con- ference record of 1 and 4. They defeated Rio and fell to the defeat of Poynette twice, Mon- iello and Westfield. At the Conference meet Pat Bourdeau placed 13th, followed by Mike Jerred 16th, and Don Chapman 19th. Norman Cook took honors of team Cap- tain, and Pat Bourdeau was named Most Valu- able runner. 54 SENIORS IN CROSS COUNTRY — Front: B. Cook. 2nd Row: B. Hughes, N. Cook, M Jerred. VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL — Coach Hammond, G Howe, R. Mesick, R. Lang, B Cook, K Weihert, R Thomas, B Burmester, C. Bostad, D. Waldrop, C. Curtis, T. Barden, D. Chapman, Coach Soderman. BOYS BASKETBALL With only three returning lettermen, the Bulldogs certainly showed it in the beginning of the season as they were hampered by turnovers. The season got off to a slow start with the Bulldogs losing the first four games. Then they knocked off Green Lake for their first victory. Members of the team included: Seniors- Chris Bostad, Brian Cook, Charles Curtis, Greg Howe, Ron Mesick, Karl Weihert, Don Waldrop and Rick Lang. Juniors-Bill Burmester and Todd Barden. Sophomores - Ron Thomas and Rick Lawrence. BOYS BASKETBALL SCORES: SCORES WE THEY Cambria 51 57 Randolph 48 57 Rio 57 60 Westfield 47 58 Green Lake 55 44 Montello 50 54 Princeton 54 51 Fall River 78 48 Cambria 58 62 Randolph 56 64 ‘Deforest 72 48 Rio 52 61 Westfield 56 67 Green Lake 58 53 Poynette 38 65 ‘Lodi 36 56 Princeton 54 52 Fall River 62 49 ‘Indicates Non-Conference 56 JUNIOR VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL — 1st Row. Coach Soderman 2nd Row: T Herrick, R Rivest. P. Bourdeau, M. Peterson, M. Smith, J. Manthey, G. Satina, R Lawrence, T. Breneman, T. Lueptow, B. Eberle, D. Chapman. SENIORS IN BASKETBALL — 1st Row: G. Howe. 2nd Row: C Curtis, D. Waldrop, C. Bostad 3rd Row: R Lang, K. Weihert, R. Mesick, B. Cook. 57 FRESHMEN BASKETBALL PLAYERS — B. Bostad, R. Telvick, D. Hebl, D. Lueptow, J. Burmester, S. Swanson, S. Pulver, C. Marchant, J. Haberkorn. VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL — Kneeling: L. Skupniewitz, M. Eberle, S. Hanson, L. Barden. Seated: A. Hebl, L. Swiggum, D. Houk, L. Hamilton, B. Gavinski. Coach Mr. Teofilo. GIRLS BASKETBALL After being Conference Co-Champs in 1981, this was to be a rebuilding year for the Bulldogs since the squad lost five senior play- ers. Returning letter winners Sally Hanson, Bonnie Gavinski, Darlene Houk, Marion Eberle, and Lynn Swiggum along with Lori Hamilton, Ann Hebl, Laura Barden, and Lee Skupniewitz rounded out the team. Under the direction of new head coach Mr. Tom Teofilo, the team consisted of nine varsity players; even though the team was lacking in numbers, they were strong and tough. Although the inexperience sometimes hampered the Bulldog girls, they faired quite well in the conference placing 5 th with a record of 8-8. GIRLS BASKETBALL SCORES SCORES WE THEY ‘Deforest 23 31 Poynette 37 44 Fall River 45 28 Princeton 54 43 Cambria 38 58 Randolph 29 31 Rio 36 28 Montello 35 22 Green Lake 42 22 Poynette 35 40 Fall River 35 36 Princeton 29 35 Cambria 35 47 Randolph 32 36 (OT) Westfield 41 37 Montello 43 36 ‘Columbus 39 60 Green Lake 40 21 59 Sub-Regional Tournament Pardeeville 35 Rio 46 JUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS IN BASKETBALL — Kneeling: C. Grueneberg. C. Gustrowsky, S. Simonson, K Roundy. Standing: S. Aberle, C Cole, K. Maginnis, Coach Craig. SENIORS IN BASKETBALL — From left to right: D. Houk, S. Hanson, B. Gavinski, L. Hamilton. 60 VARSITY WRESTLING — Kneeling: B. Hughes, A. Dawson, B. Hodgson, C. Ernst, J. Lawless, K. Ehlert. Standing: Coach Mr. Hull, C. Hodgson, D. Kuhl, J. Baldowin, B. Payne, and R. Jarchow. 1981-82 WRESTLING After a very impressive 4-2-1 season last year, the Bulldog wrestlers approached the 1981-82 season with a strong, new addition— Coach Wayne Hull. He was placed in com- mand of the wrestlers in hopes of winning the D.C.C. Battle. After losing only four seniors, the Bulldogs entered the season with a hopeful outlook. Co-Captain Bill Hughes achieved his fourth year of fame with the same ease he had shown in the three previous seasons. The Senior wrestlers were Bill Hughes and Clark Hodgson, Co-Captains; and Tom Brodeur. Juniors-Chris Ernst, Bill Payne, and Darrel Kuhl proved to be valuable additives to the team. Sophomores-Joe Baldowin and Russ Jarchow were valuable assets to the Bulldogs and will surely be relied upon in their remaining two years on the mat. WRESTLING SCORES WE THEY Madison West 31 34 Montello 30 36 Manitowoc Lutheran 48 12 Stockbridge 45 15 Oakfield 37 25 Markesan 33 27 Poynette 38 28 61 SENIORS IN WRESTLING — B. Hughes, C. Hodg- son, T. Brodeur. J. V. WRESTLING — Kneeling: J. Hinds, K. Hinkleman, T. Paulson. Standing: T. Brodeur. J. Rivest, S. Lueptow, C. Hecht, and Coach Mr. Haferman. 62 VARSITY GIRLS CURLING — M. Pufahl L. Frank, M. Manthey, R. Thompson, J. Roundy, J. Ortman. 64 VARSITY BOYS CURLING — I. Manthey, M. Jerred, C. Patchin, J. Pufahl, G. Thompson, R. Rivest. 1981 - 82 CURLING The '81-82 curling teams really hit the ice. There were five returning lettermen for the girl's varsity team and three returning letter- men for the boy's varsity team. The returning lettermen were: Lori Frank, Ellen Nobbs, Michele Pufahl, Ruth Thompson, Vicky Thomp- son, Mike lerred, Jeff Manthey, and Craig Patchin. With many freshmen curlers. Coach Pufahl has hopes of more success in the future. The Varsity records were: Girls 1-5, boys 2-6. JUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS CURLING — 1st Row: D Zanca, D. Smith. 2nd Row: S. Hanson, B. Ullrich, A Romano. JUNIOR VARSITY BOYS CURUNG — T. Barden, S. Balsiger, J. Ernst, S. Patchin. 65 GIRLS TRM i GIRLS TRA tsfrl n. i e Picture by M d-County Times 1981 GIRLS TRACK — Bottom Row: C. Gustrowsky, K. E h 1 e r t, D. Houk, M. Becker. 2nd Row: G. Guenther K Hughes, S. Jacobson, L. Hamilton, C. Ricks, Coach Mr. Babcock. 3rd Row: S. Hanna, B. Cook, S Hanson K. Deakin, S. Haberkorn. 4th Row: W. Neef, B. Gavinski, A. Tye, C. Grueneberg, M. Eberle. GIRL'S TRACK The Pardeeville girls track team, with 20 girls out and 16 letter winners, started out their season with a winning streak. The first meet was the Bulldog Invitational which they won by a wide margin, over second place win- ners Poynette. The conference meet was held at Prince- ton. Pardeeville girls continued to win this meet and were looking forward to the Regional, Sectional, and State meets. After qualifying 14 girls for the Sectional meet held at Kohler, the Bulldogs went on to qualify 7 girls for the State meet at Mansfield Stadium, Madison on June 5th and 6th. The outcome of the meet was more than the team expected. Kara Hughes had an excel- lent race in the 800 meters, finishing in first place. She also placed second in the 1600 meter race. The 400 and 800 meter relay team, of Mary Becker, Darlene Houk, Cheryl Ricks, and Lori Hamilton put on an excellent perfor- mance finishing 1st in the 800 meter relay with a time of 1:46.1. They also placed first in the 400 meter relay with a time of 50.97 setting records in both races. Amy Tye finished in 2nd place in the 2 mile with an excellent race for a freshman's first time at the state meet. Sherri Jacobsen finished 7th in the hurdles. The Pardeeville girls took second place; everyone was happy with the accomplishment. 67 i' m 98 oB9Yr? TR£CK — Bottom Row: B. Healy, N. Cook, L. Fischer, D. Parks, M. Barden, D. Haberkom K Neef. 2nd Row: Coach Mr. Babcock, K. Weihert, R. Lang, T Breneman, D. DiBell. K. Stebbins, B. Kearns 3rd Row. J. Baldowin, C. Fischer, S. Santos, Jr., D. Waldrop, P. Bourdeau, S. Patchin. 4th Row: R. Jarchow O. Bostad, R. Thomas, J. Rivest, A. Niles, T. Downey. BOY'S TRACK The boy s track team had a very success- ful year. Led by Kerry Neef and Dan Haber- korn, and coached by Mr. Wes Babcock, the boys started with a big win at their own Bull- dog Invitational. They then began a series of meets that took them up to the conference meet. The boys who were reigning conference champs, went into the conference meet with confidence. At the conference meet the boys placed 2nd to rival Princeton, and then placed third at the regional meet. At the sectional meet in Kohler, Dan Haberkom was the only state qualifier, he qualified in the high jump and the long jump. Dan did well at the state meet, but failed to place. There were 17 letter winners and 11 of them will be returning next season. 68 1982 SENIOR GIRLS IN TRACK — Bottom Row: D. Houk, W. Neef, L. Hamilton. 2nd Row: B. Gavinski, S. Hanson, B. Cook. 1982 SENIOR BOYS IN TRACK — Bottom Row: D. Waldrop, N. Cook, B. Kearns, C. Bostad. 2nd Row: K. Weihert, R. Lang, D. DiBell, K. Stebbins. 69 1981 VARSITY BASEBALL — Kneeling: R. Mesick, I Taylor, D. Houk, D Kuhl, T. Lueptow, C. Hodgson, G. Howe. Standing: S. Smith, T. Pease, J. Eberle, G. Kamrath, R. Knutson, R Walker, M. Peterson; Mr. Hebl, Coach. BASEBALL 1981 The 1981 Baseball Bulldogs had an out- standing season. They were Conference Co- Champs and one step away from the State Tournament. Pardeeville shared Top Dual County Honors with Poynette. The Bulldogs ended the season with a conference record of 7-1. The Diamondmen lost only 1 letter winner to graduation with 9 lettermen returning. Many of them were 4 year letter winners, the key to their success. The Bulldogs received the Conference Co- Championship in a most unusual way. First, Westfield came to Pardeeville to finish a rain delay game with the Bulldogs coming out on top 2-1. Then Westfield travelled to Poynette right after the Pardeeville game to play off a tie, Westfield won the game by capitalizing on Poynette errors, this left Pardeeville and Poynette with the same conference records. Seniors, Dan Houk and Scott Smith, re- ceived Most Valuable Player and Team Captain, respectively. SCORES WE THEY Portage . 11 9 Wisconsin Dells 12 0 •Cambria 1 0 ‘Princeton 5 0 Baraboo 2 8 •Randolph 2 0 •Rio 14 2 Marshall .. 3 4 •Fall River 3 0 Oregon 4 5 ‘Poynette 2 3 •Montello 8 2 Oshkosh Lourdes 10 5 •Westfield ‘Non-Conference .. 2 1 Dual County Conference Record 7-1 Sub-Regional Tournament Pardeeville ....... 9 Rio 5 Regional Tournament Pardeeville 8 Cambria 1 Pardeeville 8 Hustisford 3 Sectional Tournament Pardeeville 6 Johnson Creek 0 Pardeeville 6 Cassville 8 Season Record 14-5 70 1981 I V. BASEBALL — Front: B. Hodgson, B. Eborle, T. Barden, D. Chapman, R. Knutson. Standing. O. Walker, G. Mitchell, B. Burmester, R. Lawrence, T. 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The Bulldogs were beaten by Montello in the Regional final, 13-10. Nan Pulver, out fielder, was named All- Conference for the third year in a row. Also, Val Chapman, utility infielder, was named All Conference. Honorable Mention, M.V.P. and Team Captain honors went to Sherry Cross. The 1982 Softball Team looks very promis- ing with several returning players. 72 J. V. SOFTBALL — Standing: Ms Allen, S Dann, J. Waldrop, S. Leonard. T. Yakish, M. Steinich, D. Deakin, A Romano. Kneeling: A. George. V. Hamel, P. Dann, E. Corbett. 1982 SENIORS IN SOFT- BALL — S. Dann, A. Ro- mano, V. Chapman, S. Smith. 73 1981 GOLF — 1st Row: R. Thompson, B. Hinds, G. Stauber, M. Pufahl, L. Flower, B. Hare. 2nd Row: T. Herrick, T. Paulson, D. Osborn, J. Pufahl, D. Andrews. 3rd Row: R. Okan, R. Rivest, G. Satina, Mr. Howery. 4th Row: T. Barden, T. Pease. GOLF The 1981 Golfers saw a nonwinning sea- son. This didn't discourage the team members; they were always enthusiastic whether at practice or at meets. 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HARE General Contracting Plastering Specialists Snow Plowing 110 Morton—429-3221 Pardeeville, Wis. 53954 PARDEEVILLE ELECTRIC COMMISSION «X ■ t •t ■t WYOCENA AUTO SALES, INC. R. 2, Pardeeville, Wis. 608 - 429-2161 I 414 - 992-5384 'M Jtatacfiowsfiy's 126-120 E. COOK ST. PORTAGE, WI 53901 'ANONYMOUS FRIEND r Telephone 742-4106 r ★A� j� y 1 r y ■ $ � 75 1981 HOMECOMING COURT — K. Ernst, D. Hebl, M. Eberle, A Fischer, Queen L. Satina, King C. Bostad, R. Bradley, D. Waldrop, J. Ortman, B. Eberle. HOMECOMING 1981 Homecoming week was full of excitement, and cheerful competition. This week started off with Monday being Reverse Rolls Day; Tuesday, Hat and Bib Day; Wednesday, Dress-up Day; Thursday, Nerd; and Friday, Blue and Gold Day. After the points were totaled, Seniors and Juniors received first place. The Freshmen re- ceived third place, and the Sophomores re- ceived fourth place. The night was bitter cold, and the game ended with an equally bitter loss to Poynette with a score of 39-6. The Bulldogs tried hard but couldn't seem to get it together. Homecoming week ended with the tradi- tional Homecoming dance. The gym was de- corated in autumn colors which set the scene for the theme Endless Love. The music was D-Jed by Jerry Jenson from Z-104. The 1981 Homecoming Court consisted of: King Chris Bostad who accompanied Queen Linda Satina; Senior representative Donald Waldrop, escorted Robin Bradley; Junior repre- sentative Arnold Fischer, escorted Marion Eberle; Sophomore representative Bart Eberle, escorted Julie Ortman; and Freshmen repre- sentative David Hebl, escorted Kelly Ernst. 76 PHOTOGRAPHER-Mike Jerred ANNUAL STAFF — Seated: L. Manthey, K Hoffmann, K. Johnson 2nd Row: W. Neef, L. Hamilton, S. Pufahl, R. Bradley. P. Tupper, S. Smith, B. Gavinski. S. Dann, D. Deakin. V. Thompson, S. Schehr, K. Ehlert, J. Bessac. 3rd Row. L. Flower, D. Houk, C. Hodgson, B. Cook. C. Patchin, B Hare. ANNUAL EDITORS — Seated: K Hoff- mann, Editor. Standing: L. Manthey, Ass't. Editor; K. Johnson, Ass't. Editor. 80 NEWSPAPER STAFF — Seated: D. Houk, K. Hoffmann. 2nd Row: J. Smith, W. Neef, P. Tupper, B. Hare, K. Johnson, D. McElroy, L. Manthey. 3rd Row — L. Flower, C. Hodgson, L. Hamilton, K Ehlert, S. Dann, V. Thompson. NEWSPAPER EDITORS — K. Hoffmann, Ass't. Editor; D. Houk, Editor. 81 1981 NEW N.H.S. MEMBERS — Seated: B. Gavinski, P. Tupper, R. Bradley, B. Hare, M. Eggleston. G. Stauber. Standing: C. Patchin, G. Howe, C. Bostad, M. Jerred, C. Hodgson, L. Miles. LIBRARIANS — Front: K. Hoffmann, D. Houk, P. Tupper. B. Cook. R. Bradley. B. Hughes. 2nd Row: A George, V. Thomas, L. Flower, B. Hinds, B. Hare, C. Patchin, M Eberle, S. Haberkorn. 3rd Row: S. Schehr, C Bellows, B. Vrbsky, J. Smith, K. Deakin, G. Stauber. 82 LIBRARIAN CLUB — Front: B. Hare, C. Bellows, M. Eberle, S. Haberkorn, L. Flower. 2nd Row. C. Pat- chin, A. George, V. Thomas, K. Deakin, S. Schehr, J. Smith, P. Tupper, B. Cook, 3rd Row: D. Houk, K. Hoff- mannn, R. Bradley, G. Stauber. LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS — Bottom Row: L. Flower, Historian; B. Hare. Treasurer; K. Hoffmann, Editor. 2nd Row: P. Tupper, V. President. 3rd Row: D. Houk, President. Absent: B. Hinds, Secretary. FALL PLAY — 1st Row: M. Pufahl, C. Patchin, B. Hare, I. Pufahl. 2nd Row: C. Hodgson, G. Stauber, R. Bradley, B. Hughes. 3rd Row: W. Neef, K. Deakin. UTTLE WOMEN This year, instead of putting on three one- act plays, Pardeeville High School put on a three-act play entitled Little Women. Based on the book “Little Women , the play was about four young sisters and all their hardships during the Civil War. The cast included: Meg-Karla Deakin lo-Wendy Neef Beth-Robin Bradley Amy-Michele Pufahl Marmee-Gwenn Stauber Laurie-Clark Hodgson Mr. Lawrence-Craig Patchin Aunt March-Beth Hare Hannah-Barbi Hinds John Brook-Jeff Pufahl Professor Bhaer-Bill Hughes The play was directed by Mrs. Carr and Mrs. Goke. Student directors were Lori Flower and Pam Tupper. 85 FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES IN FORENSICS — Seated: K Dahnert, R Telvick, S. Rhode, I. Bahr, A Hall. 2nd Row. T. Miller, M. Dawson. J. Roundy, D. Bradley, E. Hecht, T Miles, D. Smith, B. Skinner, D Zanca. 3rd Row: E. Farrey, D. Lueptow, T. Barden, S. Eggleston, S. Hanson, S. Simonson, B. Gassen, P. Von- drasek, J. Harper, J. LaMarche. 4th Row: K. Maginnis, D. Hebl, C. Fischer, M. Joliffe, S. Patchin, S. Sterland. M Manthey, K. Ernst, C. Cole, K. Wilkins, E. Swenson, R. Kluth, M Atkinson, L. Larson. JUNIORS AND SENIORS IN FORENSICS — Kneeling: T. Pease, C. Hodgson, C. Ernst, M. Jerred, C. Patchin. 2nd Row: K. Hoffmann, D. Houk, B. Hare, B. Carpenter, G. Stauber, R. Bradley, L. Flower. 3rd Row: J. Smith, K. Deakin, J. Waldrop, L. Frank, L. Miles, P. Tupper. 86 BAND BAND — Bottom Row: D. McElroy, M Joliffe, J. LcMarche, C Cole, D. Gavinski, L Frank, H. Bessac, F. Barden, L. Flower, P. Tupper, W. Neef. 2nd Row. R Bradley, B. Hare, V. Chapman, D. Houk, S. Hanson, M. Steinich, A Hebl, J. Bessac, M. Dawson, S Horsman, R Thompson, J. Bahr, K. Roundy, D. Zanca, S. Sterland. 3rd Row D Kuhl, S. Dann, M Manthey. P. Dann, D. Lueptow, D. Hebl, J. Burmester, J. Man- they, M. Sommers, T. Barden, B. Burmester, A. Dawson, D Osborn, M. Jerred, E. Hecht, R. T e 1 v i c k. K Dahnert, S Hanna, J. Stilson, T. Barden, J, Morris. 4th Rw E. Nobbs, S. Thurston, B Skinner, D. Smith, K. Ma- ginnis, T. Barden, T Barden, M. Cupery, B Hodgson. C Fischer, R Jarchow, C. Bostad, C. Patchin, T. Pease. L. Barden, C. Hecht. Standing: B. Gavinski, B Cook, D Waldrop, L. Satina, S. Pufahl, V. Thomp- son, C. Grueneberg, C. With the help of the conductor, Mr. James Rusch, the band planned and carried out a very full year. After much preparation, June 1st found them swaying at the heights of the Sears Tower in Chicago; and the next day swaying as they dismounted the roller-coasters of Great America. As they started the school year, their minds were turned to putting on three fabulous half-time shows at the home football games which turned out to include the coldest game Gustrowsky, T. Belk, S Hanson, S. Eggleston, K. Gee. at which the Band has ever played. On November 7th, 20 band members at- tended the All-Conference Band at Westfield. The Pep Band tried to show their dedi- cation for all the sports this year. They played at all home boy's basketball games, a few home girl's basketball games, and wrestling tournaments. The annual Winter Concert was held on December 22; as close as possible to Christ- mas, so everyone would have the seasonal spirit as they pored out their own sentiments through the songs that the band played. A Pop Concert was held in April. Three spell-binding numbers were played by the band at the Music Festival on March 27 in Montello. On March 30, the music students took part in the Conference Solo and Ensemble Festival at Montello. A Spring Concert was held in May. Later in May, they played at the Commencement Exercises of the Class of 1982. Finally, the Pardeeville Band marched in both Pardeeville and Wyocena for the Memorial Day Parade. 00 'vj ALL CONFERENCE BAND — Bottom Row: S. Dann, V. Chapman, V. Thompson, P. Tup- per W Neef. 2nd Row: M. Jerred, B. Hare, L. Flower, I. Bessac, B, Gavinski, T. Pease. 3rd Row: S. Pufahl, R. Bradley, B. Cook, D. Houk, S. Hanson, D. Waldrop. CHORUS — Bottom Row. M. Steinich, W. Neef, C. Marchant, M. Plath, S. Patchin, M. Smith, M. Jerred, C Ernst, S. Brown, K. Gee. 2nd Row: D. Zanca, M. Pufahl. B Hare, G Stauber, R. Jarchow, J. Rivest, C. Fischer, C. Patchin, J. Pufahl, T. Miles, R. Bahls. 3rd Row: S. Rhode, S. Eggleston, T. Belk, M Jolliffe, R. Brad- ley, C. Grueneberg, V. Thomas, B. Gavinski, D. Ludwig, V. Hamel, B. Hinds, E. Hecht, J. LaMarche, D. Bradley, E. Corbett. 4th Row: B Skinner, M. Dawson. K Ernst, B. Ullrich, S. Hanson, K. Deakin, M. Man- they, D. Gavinski, J. Smith, S. Horsman, R. Thompson. B. Vrbsky, H. Brown, E. Nobbs, P. Dann, L. Frank, S. Roper, D. Brueckner. CHORUS The 1981-1982 choral year proved to be a most exciting and interesting year. The first concert was December 22. The chorus sang various Christmas selections, and to wind up the joyous evening the audience joined the chorus in singing a few Christmas carols. On January 30, the chorus took a trip to Princeton to sing in All-Conference Chorus. Some of the more ambitious members took part in Solo-Ensemble; all performed very well. The 1981-1982 chorus members were under the direction of Mr. lames Rusch. 89 THESPIANS — Seated: K. Deakin, D. Houk, Treas, C Patchin, Vice Pres ; R. Bradley, Sec'y; V. Thomas 2nd Row: J. Smith, L. Flower, B. Hare, G. Stauber, M. Steinich, R. Bahls, M. Joliffe, W. Neef. 3rd Row: P. Tupper, C. Bostad, D. Waldrop, C. Ernst, T. Pease, B. Hughes, S. Patchin, C. Hodgson, M. Jerred. M. Man- 90 they. A. George, L. Frank. SPANISH CLUB — Sitting: R. Bradley, S. Pufahl, G. Stauber, L. Miles, W. Neef. Kneeling: M. Steinich, S. Leonard. S. Haberkom, F. Barden, V. Hamel. Standing: C. Bostad, B. Cook, B. Hughes, D. Waldrop, R. Rivest, T. Breneman, M. Jerred, S. Patchin, T. Pease, Mrs. Zwonitzer. SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS — R. Bradley, Sec'y.; L. Miles, Pres.; G. Stauber, V. Pres.; W. Neef, Treas. 91 F.F.A. —Bottom Row: D. DiBell, D. Deakin, J. Jerome. M. Sommers, S. Wilkins, J. Man- they, D. Roundy. 2nd Row: P Landsverk, T. Breneman, B Payne. 3rd Row: B. Nickel, D. Kuhl. 4th Row: T. Barden, A Fischer, D. Bednar. 5th Row: R. Lang, T. Rhode. F. F. A. The Future Farmers of America is an • organization dealing with agriculture; the members learn about convenient and efficient ways to farm. Each year the Pardeeville F.F.A. holds a Hay and Grain Show. The top showmen for 1981 were: Senior, Doug DiBell; Junior, Paul Landverk; Sophomore, Dennis Roundy; and Freshman, Scott Brown. Dennis Roundy was honored as Corn King and Champion Fruit and Vegetable Show- man. Doug DiBell and Denise Deakin were honored for Top Crop Judging. Last June, Denise Deakin and Douglas Di- Bell attended the State F.F.A. Convention at Green Lake. Also, many F.F.A. members at- tended the State F.F.A. Camp at Jag Lake in Northern Wisconsin during the summer of 1981. Darrel Kuhl and Bill Payne attended the Wis., Federation of Cooperatives at LaCrosse in October. FFA OFFICERS — Seated: D. DiBell, Pres.; J. Jerome, V. Pres.; T. Brene- man, Reporter. Standing: P. Landsverk, Treas.; D. Roundy, Sentinel; D. 92 Deakin, Sec'y. N ■ V ’•'