Pardeeville High School - Whisper Yearbook (Pardeeville, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1983 volume:

m3 ( Jl h L 1 jl £% {Paxdeeoiffe Senior Sflyh School EDITOR FaYe Bard©11 ASSISTANT EDITORS Karla Deakin and Shanna Leonard ADVISOR ............................... Mrs. June Lenz ASSISTANT ADVISOR ............................ Miss Chris Winters Photography by Galley Studio, Mr Ralph Bailey, Miss Winters, Miss Waldinger and the Photography Club. 1 1 Ted C. CoKnboAd God hath not pAoml ed Skle alway blue., PloweA- tAewn pathway A It oua. live through; God hath not pJtoml ed Sun without Aaln, Joy without OA.H.OW, Peace without pain. But God hath pAoml ed Strength 0A. the day, Re t bon the laboK, Light bon the way, Gnace box the tAlal , Help b °m above, Unballlng ympathy Undying love. . . . Pamela J. 'Van Swol z mox i a The class ol 1983 wishes to dedicate this annual to the memory of Pam Van Swol and Ted Cornford. In the fall of 1979, our lives were saddened with the tragedy of losing our dear friend, Ted Cornford. The following year, we were grieved by the sudden death of another friend and classmate, Pam Van Swol. Even though their lives were brief, the memories of Pam and Ted will be with us forever. 3 HOLD OH Hold on to youd memodle , Don't eved odget the pa t. Remember oud yead together, And make each moment la t. We've travelled iad together, And haded along the u)ay. How a we ia.ce tomoddow, We'll hold on to ye tedday. We think o ten oj tho e who ade gone, And wl h that they wede hede. We neach out In de pedatlon, And we o ten hed a tead. We'll hold to the good time , And even demembed the bad. We leadn idom oud expedience , Although ome oi them wede ad. Hold on to youd memodle , Tod we hall meet again. We'll demlnl ce the old time , Though we know not whede nod when. 4 By - Kadla Veakln Salutatorian Terry Breneman CLASS MOTTO: The memories of yesterday are the treasures of tomorrow. CLASS COLORS: Blue Gold CLASS FLOWER: Gold Rose 5 MARK EDWARD ABERLE “Abes November 4. 1964 Baseball 3, 4. Football 3; Transferred from East High School, Madison, Wis., jun- ior year. DOUGLAS WM. ANDREWS “Dougar December 7, 1963 Annual 4; Basketball Mgr 3, 4; Basketball 1; F. F. A. 3, 4; Chorus 4, Football Mgr 1-4; Golf 1-3; Librarian 4; Photography Club 4; Transferred from Joplin, Missouri, freshman year. CONNIE BALZER December 15, 1964 Transferred to Wisconsin Dells, junior year and re- turned senior year. LAURA LEE BARDEN May 23. 1965 Annual 4; All-Conf. Band 2, 4; Badger Girl Alt. 3; Band 1-4; Pep Band, 1-4; Basketball 1-3; N. H. S. 3. 4; Pom Pon Girl 1-4, Co-Capt. 4; Student Council 2-4; Sec'y- 4; Photography Club 4, Prom Mistress of Cere- monies 3. FAYE E. BARDEN June 22, 1965 Annual 4, Editor 4; Band 1-4; All-Conf. Band 4; Pep Band 1-4; Newspaper 4; Pep Club 1; Pom Pon Girl 1-4, Co-Capt 4; Prom Court 3; Softball Mgr. 2, 3; Spanish Club 3; Solo En- semble 1-4. TODD JAMES BARDEN January 19, 1965 Annual 4; Band, 1-3; Pep Band 1-3; Baseball 1, 2; Basketball 1-4; Class Pres. 2, 3; Football 1-3; Track 3, 4. HOLLY J. BESSAC January 28, 1965 Annual 4; Band 1-4; Pep Band 3, 4, Cheerleader 2-4; Forensics 1-4; Prom Court 3; Photography Club 4. TERRY L. BRENEMAN “Zowie August 23, 1965 Basketball 1-4; Cross Country 3, 4, Capt. 4; F.F A 1-4, Treas. 4, Report- er 3; Football 1; Musical 1-4; N.H.S. 3, 4; Prom Court 3; Fall Play 4; Thespians 4; Track 2-4; Spanish Club 3. BOBBI JO CARPENTER July 23, 1965 Cheerleader 1-3; Forensics 1-3; Softball 3; Track 1. ALEXANDER WILLIAM DAWSON Small One April 7, 1965 All-Conf. Band 4; All- Conf. Chorus 2, 3; Band 1-4, Pep Band 1-4; Chorus 2, 3; Foot- ball 1-4; Forensics 1-4; Musical 1-4, Fall Play 1-4; Thespians 1-4; Wrestling 1-4; Photography Club 4, Wrestling Club 4; Annual 4 WILLIAM CHRISTIAN BURMESTER “Bur November 28, 1964 Annual 4; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Baseball 2; Basketball 1-4; Football 1-4; Librarian 4; Musical 4; Newspaper 4, Fall Play 4; Pep Club 1; Student Coun- cil 4, Treas. 4; Track 1; All- Conf. Basketball 4. ANN MARGARET CALKINS “Annie August 16, 1965 MARK B. CUPERY January 28, 1965 Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Forensics 1; Golf 1-3. KARLA JEANNE DEAKIN July 27, 1965 Annual 4, Ass't. Editor 4; Chorus 2-4; All-C o n f. Chorus 2-4; Class Sec'y. 1-4; Forensics 1-4; Home- coming Court 2; Librarian 3, 4, Pres. 4. Musical 1. 3, 4; N. H. S. 3, 4, Newspaper 4, Editor 4; One-Act Plays 2; Pep Club 2; Prom Court 3, Queen 3; Thespians 1-4, Pres. 4; Track 1-4; Color- guard 3, 4, Fall Play 3, 4; Library Club 3, 4. TERRY DOWNEY August 9, 1964 All-Conf Band 4; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Football 1-3; Musical 4, Track 1-4. MARIAN R. EBERLE November 10, 1964 Annual 4, Basketball 1-4, All-Conf. 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, 2; Cross Country 3, 4; Homecoming Court 3, 4; Librarian 3, 4; Student Council 2, 4; Track 1, 2, 4 7 LANCE FAUL ’’Fall Guy December 16, 1964 KENNY GASSEN. JR. “Wimp December 30, 1964 F. F. A. 1. 2; Football 1-3 Wrestling 1. KRISTI LEE EHLERT January 10, 1965 Annual 4; Cheerleader I, 2; Cross Country 2; Track 1. CHRISTOPHER ALAN ERNST “Chris May 1. 1965 Annual 4, All-Conf. Chorus 1, 2, 4, Chorus 1-4; Class Treas 1; Cross Country 1-4, Forensics 1, 2, 4, Musical 1, 4; Newspaper 1, 4, Fall Play 1, 2, 4; Student Coun- cil 3, 4, Pres. 4; Thespians 1-4; Track 1; Wrestling 1-4, Master of Ceremonies. Prom 3, Homecoming 4. ANN M. HEBL May 15, 1965 Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Volleyball 1. JIM A. HINDS March 29, 1965 Wrestling 2, 3. ARNIE FISCHER “Zif August 16, 1964 F. F. A. 1-4, Sentinel 3; Football 1-4; Homecoming Court 3; Prom Court 3, King 3. SHERYL A. HABERKORN “Spoo November 21, 1964 Annual 4. Cheerleader 2, 3; Class Pres. 1; Cross Country 1, 2; Librarian 3; Prom Court 3; Student Council 2-4; V Pres. 4; Track 1, 2, 4, Spanish Club 3; Homecoming Mistress of Ceremonies 4 SUSAN L. HORSMAN Sue March 7, 1965 Annual 4; All-Conf. Chorus 1-4; Badger Girl 3; Band !-4; Pep Band 1-4; Chorus 1-4; Forensics 1, 3, 4; Musi- cal 1-4; Fall Play 2-4; Stu- dent Council 1, Thespians 1 4, Sec'y. 4; Volleyball 1, 2. JOHN W. JEROME “Johnny February 22. 1965 F. F. A 1-4; Pres. 4. V. Pres. NANCY L. KEGLER October 2, 1964 Band 1; Chorus 1; Curling 1. 2; Forensics 1; Musical 1, 2; Fall Plays 1; Volley- ball 1. Mgr. 3; Spanish Club. 2. PAUL D. LANDSVERK August 16, 1965 F.F.A. 1-4, V. Pres. 4, Treas. 3. DARREL H. KUHL. JR. “Nose'' December 3, 1964 All-Conf. Band 4; Badger Boy 3; Bard 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Baseball 1-4; Basket- ball 1; Class Pres. 4; F.F.A. i-4, Reporter 4; Football 1-4; Forensics 1, 4; Home- coming Court 2, 4, King 4; Musical 4, Fall Play 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Prom Court 3. Wrestling 2-4; D. A. R. 4 SHANNA LEE LEONARD “Shanny'' December 26. 1964 Annual 4, Ass t. Editor 4; Librarian 4. V. Pres. 4; Newspaper 4. Editor 4; Softball 2, 3; Volleyball 1-4; Library Club 4; Spanish Club 3; MVP Softball. 3; Hon. Mention Softball 3. DONNA MC ELROY October 28. 1965 Annual 4; Band 1-3; Foren- sics 1, 2. 4; Librarian 4, Newspaper 1 - 4; Library Club 4. JULIE L. MORRIS June 5, 1965 Band 1-4; All-Conf Band 2; Pep Band 1-4; Class V. Pres. 1-4; Homecoming Court 1; N. H. S. 3. 4; Soft- ball 2; Spanish Club 3; Color Guard 1-4. ELLEN M. NOBBS July 3. 1965 All-Conf. Band 4, Chorus 2-4; Band 1-4; Pep Band 2-4, Chorus 2-4; Curling 1-4; F.F.A. 1; Forensics 1-4 Musical 1-3; N.H.S. 3, 4; Pep Club 2; Thespians 3, 4 STEVE PAULSON “Hoppi September 27. 1964 Golf 2; One-Act Plays 2; Wrestling 1, 2. DANIEL JOSEPH OSBORN ••Oz February 19, 1965 Annual 4; Band 2-4; Pep Band 2-4, Football 2-4; For- ensics 4; Golf 2-4; Home- coming Court 4, Librarian 4; Musical 4, Newspaper 4; Transferred from Lewis Cass High School, Walton, Indiana, sophomore year. WILUAM S. PAYNE III August 29, 1965 Band 1, 2, 4, Pep Band 1-4, Baseball 1, 3, 4; Class Treas. 2; Cross Country 4, F. F. A 1-4; Football 1-3; Homecoming Court 1; Libr- arian 4; N. H. S. 3, 4; Prom Court 3; Track 2; Wrestling 1-4. TYLER E. PEASE April 2. 1965 All-Conf. Band 2, 3; Badger Boy 3; Band 1-4, Pep Band 1- 4, Curling 1-4; Football 1, 2- Forensics 1-4, Golf 2-4; Musical 1-4; N. H. S. 3. 4; Fall Play 1, 4; Student Council 1, 3, 4; Thespians 1-4, V. Pres. 4 JOE PULVER September 7, 1964 10 CHERYL M. RICKS January 15, 1965 Annual 4; Track 1-4. MICHAEL SCHULTZ Mike August 26, 1965 Chorus 4; Transferred from Bible Baptist Christian Academy, Portage, senior year. MARK SMITH Rodriguez May 12, 1964 All-Conf. Chorus 1-4, Bas- ketball 1-3; Chorus 1-4; Football 2; Musical 1. LEE M. SKUPNIEWITZ Scoop January 19, 1965 Annual 4; Basketball 3; Class Treas. 4, Newspaper 4; Prom Court 3; Softball 3, 4, Volleyball 3, 4; Trans- ferred from Stevens Point, junior year. MARY LYNNE STEINICH Maria July 29, 1965 Annual 4; All-Conf. Chorus 1-3; Band 1-3; Pep Band 1-3; Basketball 1, Mgr. 2; Chorus 1-3, Solo Ensemble 1; Forensics 1; Pep Club 1, 2; Pom Pon Girl 1-4; Soft- ball 1-4, Thespians 3-4; Spanish Club 3; Make-up Crew 1-4. LYNN R. SWIGGUM October 5, 1965 Annual 4; Band 1; Pep Band 1; Basketball 1-4; Softball 1-4; Volleyball 1-4; Spanish Club 3. RUTH JEAN THOMPSON B. T W. W May 24, 1965 All-Conf. Band 4; Chorus 2-4; All-Conf. Chorus 2-4; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Curling 1-4, Golf 2, 3; Musical 1. 2; Photography Club 4; Volleyball 2-4. STACY THURSTON February 8, 1965 Band 1-3. JULIE WALDROP August 8, 1965 Annual 4, Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Class Treas. 3; Forensics 1-4; Musical 4; Newspaper 4; Fall Play 4, Softball 3; Volleyball 1-4. ORVAL WALKER November 4, 1964 Annual 4; Baseball 2; Track 3, 4; Transferred from Wisconsin Dells, sophomore year. LORI J. (FRANK) WEYH September 7, 1965 Band 1-4; AU-Conf. Chorus 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Chorus 1-4; Curling 1-3; Forensics 1-4; Musical 1-4; Student Council 1; Thespians 1-4; Volleyball 1-3; Spanish Club 3. LISA ANN WAPPLER July 24 1965 Annual 4; Transferred from Fast Troy. Wis.( sopho- more year. DUANE WHITE “Scone March 17. 1965 Annual 4, Basketball 1; Librarian 4; Prom Court 3. CANDI HOLMES “Pockets July 12, 1965 Annual 4; Band 1; Chorus 1, 4; Forensics 2; News- paper 4; Plays 2; Volley- ball 3. RODNEY PRICE March 8, 1965 Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Basketball 1; Chorus 1-4; Football 1, 4; Homecoming Court 4, Track 1-4; Wrest- ling 1, 4; Transferred from Sunshine Bible Academy, Miller, South Dakota, sen- ior year. TRENT CASWELL “Cas” Baseball 1-4; Basketball 1-4, Cross Country 1-2; Football 3-4, One-Act Plays 3, 4, Transferred from Princeton, senior year. KEN BESSAC October 3, 1964 Baseball 3. JIM BRODEUR “Rusty September 22, 1965 Basketball 1-3; Cross Country 2; Track 1; Foot- ball 1. SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS—Bottom Row. M. Eberle, L. Barden, S. Haberkom. Top Row: C. Ernst, B. Burmester, T. Pease. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS—J. Morris, V. Pres.; D. Kuhl, Pres., K Deakin, Sec'y; L. Skupniewitz, Treas. 13 BABY PICTURES—Top Row: F. Barden, M. Eberle, H. Bessac, B. Payne, D. Andrews. Row 2: R. Rivest, C. Ricks, L. Swiggum. Row 3. J. Morris. T. Yakish, C. Holmes. S. Horsman. Bottom Row: B. Burmester, J. Wal- drop, T. Pease, T. Barden. 14 BABY PICTURES—Top Row: M Schultz, S. Paulson, C. Balzer. M. Smith, L. Barden Row J. Manthey. O. Walker, R Thompson, J. Wolff, S. Leonard. Row 3: L. Weyh, K. Deakin, J niewitz. Bottom Row: D. White, A Hebl, A Calkins, K Ehlert. 2: T. Breneman, Jerome, L. Skup 15 BADGER BOYS GIRLS—Front Row: D. Kuhl, T. Pease, S. Horsman. Alternates, R. Rivest, L, Barden. D. A. R. Darrel Kuhl SENIOR HONOR ROLL The following is a list of the top ten sen- ior honor students for three and one-half years of work. They are listed alphabetically and not according to rank. Laura Barden Terry Breneman Karla Deakin Jeff Manthey Julie Morris Ellen Nobbs Tyler Pease Michael Schultz Lee Skupniewitz Lynn Swiggum 16 1982 PROM COURT—T Breneman, S. Haberkorn, D. Kuhl, I. Skupniewitz; King. A Fischer; Queen, K. Deakin Miniature King, M. Villavicencio; Miniature Queen, T. Haferman; D. White, F. Barden, B Payne, H Bessac CLASS OF 1983 JUNIOR PROM The mood of the evening was set in pastels with several unicorns covering the gymnasium walls. The theme was Open Arms , and the music was provided by The Take . The court was announced by Master and Mistress of Ceremonies, Chris Ernst and Laura Barden. Last year's King, Rick Lang crowned Amis Fischer as King; Arnie then crowned Karla Deakin as his Queen. The miniature King and Queen were Mark Villavicencio and Tressa Haferman. Other members of the court were: Terry Breneman escorting Sheryl Haberkorn; Duane White escorting Faye Barden; Darrel Kuhl escorting Lee Skupniewitz; and Bill Payne escorting Holly Bessac. The class of 1983’s Prom was a night that everyone will remember. 18 21 JUNIORS Andrews, Carl Atkinson, Dan Bahls, Rita Baldowin, Joe Balsiger, Mike Barden, Tim Beahm, Dave Beck, Vonnie Belk, Terri Bourdeau, Pat Brown, Kray Brueckner, Dawn Bubolz, Todd Buzzell, Phil Chapman, Don Corbett, Elizabeth Dann, Penny Eberle, Bart Ehlert, Kari Ernst, Jim Fischer, Carl Gavinski, Darcy Gee, Kerry George, Amy Griepentrog, Deb Grueneberg, Carol Gustrowsky, Corina Hamel, Vicki Hanna, Stephanie Hecht, Chris Hepler, Bruce Herrick, Tim Hodgson, Bruce Hoffmann. Doug Jarchow, Russ Jolliffe, Michelle 22 Johnson, Margo Knutson, Rick LaMarche, Jim Lang, Julie Lawrence, Rick Ludwig, Deanne Ludwig, Gary Lueptow, Tom Manthey, Jeff Manthey, Michelle Mitchell, Guy Niles, Andy Ortman, Julie Patchin, Sean Paulson, Tom Peterson, Mark Pufahl, Jeff Rivest, Jim Rivest, Rob Roundy, Dennis Satina, Gary Sommers, Mike Stebbins, Kerwin Stilson, Jill Thomas, Ron Thomas, Valarie Thompson, George Tye, Amy Vrbsky, Becky Waldner, Lisa No Picture: Nickel, Bart 23 SOPHOMORES Abrath, Bob Atkinson, Michelle Bahr, Janel Balsiger, Steve Barden, Tim Barden, Todd Becker, Troy Bostad, Bob Bradley, Darla Breneman, Reed Brown, Cami Burmester, Jim Casper, Dave Clark, Julie Cole, Christine Dahnert, Kevin Dawson, Marcella Dumke, LaDonna Eggleston, Sue Ehlert, Kory Ernst, Kelly Farrey, Ellen Gassen, Bonnie Greenheck, Chris Griepentrog, Mike Haberkorn, Jay Hall, Anna Hanson, Sue Harper, Jerilyn Hawley, Jim Hebl, Dave Hecht, Beth Hinkley, Mike Hoel, Dean Holmes, Kurtis Irvin, Lonnie 24 Kluth, Rhonda Kuhl, Russ LaMarche, Joanne Larson, Lisa Lawless, Jeff Ludwig, Todd Lueptow, Dave Lueptow, Scott Maginnis, Kelly Marcellino, Teeia Marchant, Craig McMahon, Carl Mikle, Mark Miles, Trina Miller, Trisha Newell. Milton Pulver, Scott Rhode, Sheila Rossi, Jim Roundy, Kendra Roundy, Jenny Saviano, Candace Simonson, Sheila Skinner, Beth Smith. Debbie Stebbins, Karl Sterland, Susie Swanson, Steve Swenson, Ellen Tomlinson, Lyle Triemstra, Clarence Ullrich, Bonnie Wegner, Dan Wendt, Kory Wilkins, Kellie Wolf, Todd Zanca, Dawn No Picture: Rachel Baker Laura Early Tony Premo 25 Roger Telvick FRESHMEN Balzer, Barbara Barret, Michele Beahm, Doug Becker, Traci Belk, Dave Bostad, Kevin Bourdeau, Tim. Boys, Daron Breneman, Audra Broesch, Tina Bubolz, Mark Cahoon, Corey Calkins, Kevin Caswell, Tyler Cook. Jason Crichton, Adam Crotty, Chris Curtis, Dennis Dailey, Bruce Dean, James Ernst, Lisa Farrey, Ruth Felton, Brian Fischer, Patti George, Jamie Graack, Timmie Sue Hamel, Karen Hamilton, Rick Hare, David Harrison, Graham Hepler, Brian Hepler, Todd Hilbert, Andrew Hoel, Jona Hoeppner, Brenda Hollendyke, Brenda 26 Jerred, Dan Kiermas, Jon Kuhl, Chris Lappen, Rick Lewis, Debbie Manthey, Monica Millard, Kris Moorehouse, Sheri Nehls, Oran Nickel, Sue Osborn, Caroline Rivest, John Schmitt, Darin Schwanz, Joe Seely, Wendy Skaar, Rick Smith, Gena Smith, Nicole Stekelberg, Bill Stilson, Amy Stofflet, Allen Stone, Vanessa Stone, Vicki Tye, Dick Waldner, Pam Warber, Terri Wegner, Shawn Weigel. Brennen Wilson, Brian 27 No Picture: Patchin, Brad JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS—R. Thomas, Treas.; C. Grueneberg, Sec y.; C. Gustrowsky, V. Pres.; D. Hoff- mann, Pres. 28 FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS-J Hoel, V, Pres.; R. Farrey, Treas.; V. Stone, Sec'y; D. Beahm, Pres. BOARD OF EDUCATION—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. GERALD 0. SKAAR Superintendent of Schools, Luther College, B. A George Washington State University, M. A., Univer- sity of Wisconsin, Ph. D. MR. DANIEL W. HARMON Principal, Student Council Advisor, Illinois State Uni- versity, B. S., and Northern Illinois University, M. S. 30 MRS. NANCY CARR English, Forensics Coach, Musical Director, All School Play Co-Advisor, Senior Class Advisor, Mac- Murray College, B A. MRS. EVELYN V. GOKE English 10 £ 11, Speech, Journalism, Forensics Coach, Thespian Advisor, Sophomore Class Advisor, U. of W. Platteville, B. S. MRS. KATHY CASEY Spanish, U. of W. White- water. B S. MRS. LINDA NEEF English 10, U. of W Wis- consin, Madison, B. S., Jr. High Play Director. MS. M. WALDINGER Social Studies, Cheer- leader Advisor, Pom Pon Advisor, Junior Class Ad- visor, Photography Club Co-Advisor, U. of W. White- water, B. S. MR. TOM TEOFILO Social Studies, J. V. Volley- ball Coach, Girls Basket- ball Coach, U. of W. Osh- kosh, B. S. MR. CHARLES HERMAN Mathematics, U. of W. Osh- kosh, B. S. MISS MARIE RAHN Mathematics, U. of W. Osh- kosh, B. S. 31 MR. WALTER SPRECHER 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. White- water, B. S. MRS. IDA PRICE Business Education, Cho- rus, Taylor University, Up- land, Ind. B S. in Busi- ness Education and Vocal Music. MRS. JUNE LENZ Business Education, An- nual and Newspaper Ad- visor, U. of W. Whitewater, B. S. and U. of W. Madison, M. S. MISS CHRISTINE WINTERS Librarian, Freshmen Advi- sor, Photography Club Co-Advisor, Yearbook As- sistant Advisor, U. of W Stevens Point, B. S. MRS. LYNN R. HERRMAN Academic Remediation, U. of W.. B. A. MR. ROBERT BOSTAD Fhysical Ed., Athletic Director, Head Football Coach, U. of W. Stevens Point, B. S. MS. JULIE MC GRAW Physical Ed., Head Volley- ball Coach, Homecoming Advisor, Senior Class Ad- visor, Iowa Wesleyan B. S. 32 MR. RON KNUTSON Vocational Agricul- ture, F.F.A. Advisor, U. of W. River Falls, B. S. MR. PHILIP W. TRAHMS Drafting, Woodworking, Junior Class Advisor, U. of W. Stout, B. S. MR. HOWARD A. DRAHEIM Industrial Education, U. of W. Stout, B. S. MR. KEN YOURA Art, U. of W. Stevens Point, B. S. MRS. MARY HORTON Guidance and Counseling; Wayne State University. B. A. and M. A. MR. JAMES W. RUSCH 7-12 Instrumental and Vocal Instructor, St. Norbert, B S. MR. WILLIAM HEBL Driver's Education; Base- ball Coach; U. of W. White- water, B. S. MRS. MABEL M. MAIER Home Economics, U. of W. Madison, B. S. and M. S. MRS. SHARON DYKSTRA Health Occupations; Meth- odist Hospital School of Nursing, Madison, Wis., R N., DPI Certified School Nurse. MRS. PATRICIA A. YOURA Health Occupations, Wis- consin State University, Stevens Point, B. S. OFFICE STAFF—Mrs. Wegner, Mrs. Buzzell, Mrs. Krueger, Mrs. Miller. COOKS—Seated: Mrs. Bradley, Mrs. Lueptow, Mrs. Swanson. Standing: Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Lytle, Mrs. Barden, Mrs. Gleiter. 34 CUSTODIANS—Front Row: Mr. Welk, Mrs. Briggs, Mr. Herold, Mr. Beahm. Back Row: Mr. Sommers, Mr. Millard, Mr. Patchin, Mr. Oosterhof, Mr. Schwartz. 35 FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS—V. Stone, S. Eggleston, S. Rohde, C. Grueneberg, S. Sterland, K. Hamel, A. George. 36 VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS—Front Row: S. Rhode, S. Hanson, S. Eggleston. Row 2: C. Grueneberg. Row 3: M. Dawson. Top: S. Sterland. WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS—Front Row: A. George, E. Farrey, R. Farrey. Middle Row: H. Bessac. Top. I Bahr. CHEERLEADING In May, thirteen girls were chosen for the 1982-83 cheering season. A new judging format was tried. The girls had a choice of trying out for the football cheering squad and either the wrestling or boys basketball cheering squads. During the summer, most of the new cheer- leaders went to camp at the University of Wisconsin-Stout. They brought back many new cheers and stunts. The football cheerleading squad consisted of: two juniors, Amy George and Carol Grueneberg; three sophomores, Sue Eggles- ton, Sue Sterland, and Sheila Rhode; and two freshmen, Vanessa Stone and Karen Hamel. The Wrestling Cheerleading squad consisted of: one senior, Holly Bessac; one junior, Amy George; two sophomores, Janel Bahr and Ellen Farrey; and one freshman, Ruth Farrey. The Boys Basketball Cheerleaders were: one junior, Carol Grueneberg; and five sopho- mores, Marcy Dawson, Sue Eggleston, Sue Hanson, Sheila Rhode, and Sue Sterland. 37 1982-83 POM PON SQUAD-Front Row: F. Barden, C. Osborn, D. Gavinski, K.Ernst, M. Manthey. Back Row: D. Zanca, D. Bradley. L. Barden, T. Becker, T. Miles, J. La Marche. POM PONS In May, thirteen girls were chosen for the 1982-83 Pom Pon Squad, eleven of the thirteen girls completed the season. Shortly after try-outs, Laura Barden and Faye Barden were elected as Co-Captains by their peers. Ten of the members attended a summer camp at the Menominee Stout Campus. They learned new routines, brought back many new ideas and overall had a great time. The Pom Pon Girls are directed by Ms. Waldinger. The squad performed at all home football and basketball games during half- time, and they also performed at some pep rallies. The following girls were the members of the 1982-83 Pom Pon Squad: Seniors—Faye Barden and Laura Barden; Juniors—Darcy Gavinski; Sophomores—Darla Bradley, Kelly Ernst, Joanne LaMarche, Trina Miles, and Dawn Zanca; and Freshmen—Traci Becker, Monica Manthey, and Caroline Osborn. SENIOR POM PON GIRLS—L. Barden, F. Barden. BOYS TRACK—Front Row: S. Swanson, M. Jerred, N. Cook, O. Walker. Row 2: D. Wegner, K. Weihert, T. Breneman, Coach Babcock. Row 3: R. Kuhl, T. Premo, C, Fischer! P. Bourdeau. Back Row: C. Bostad, J. Baldowin, D. Waldrop. BOYS TRACK The boys' track team enjoyed another suc- cessful season in 1982. The team did a good job of making up for the loss of four key seniors from 1981. Seniors—Norm Cook, Chris bostad, Karl Weihert and Don Waldrop emerged as the team's leading scorers along with Sophomores—Joe Baldowin and Carl Fischer. The team finished third in the Bulldog Invitational, Conference and Regional meets, and fourth in the Sectional meet. Carl Fischer was a Conference Champion in the discus as was the 1600 M Relay team. The 1600 M relay team of Joe Baldowin, Chris Bostad, Don Waldrop and Norm Cook plus Cook in the 800 M run, and Baldowin in the 400 M dash all finished first in the Sec- tional Meet to qualify for the State Meet. The 800 M relay team of Chris Bostad, Norm Cook, Orval Walker, and Karl Weihert also qualified for the State Meet after finishing second at the sectionals. Norm Cook finished 6th in the 800 M run, and the 1600 M relay team placed 5th and set a new school record of 3:31:37. A total of ten boys lettered and six will return for the 1983 season. Norm Cook was elected Most Valuable, and Chris Bostad and Norm Cook were team Captains. 40 SENIORS IN TRACK—Front Row:. C. Ricks, K. Deakin. Back Row: T. Breneman, O. Walker. GIRLS TRACK—L. Larson, A. Hall, B. Skinner, C. Ricks, S. Simonson, R. Baker, K. Roundy. Row 2: S. Aberle, C. Gustrowsky, C. Grueneberg, A. Tye, K Deakin, J. Bahr, D. Zanca, M. Dawson Back Row: Coach Babcock, S. Hanna, W. Neef, B. Cook, S Hanson, D. Houk, E. Farrey. GIRLS TRACK The girls' track team continued to distin- guish themselves as it had another fine season. Team acomplishments included wins in the Bulldog Invitational, Waterloo Invitational, Re- gional and Sectional meets, and they were runner-up to Poynette in the Conference meet. Amy Tye was the Conference, Regional, and Sectional Champion in both the 1600 M and 3200 M runs. Due to a back injury, she finished fourth at the State Meet in the 3200 M and did not compete in the 1600 M run. The 800 M relay team of Sally Hanson, Cheryl Ricks, Sheila Simonson, and Darlene Houk were Regional and Sectional Champions and com- peted at the State Meet finishing fifth. Cheryl Ricks in the 100 M dash, and Sheila Simonson in the 100 M hurdles also qualified for the State Meet but failed to place. A total of four- teen girls lettered, and ten will return next season. Amy Tye was voted Most Valuable. Brenda Cook and Darlene Houk were elected Co-Captains. 41 1982 BASEBALL—Front Row: B. Payne, B. Eberle, B. Bostad, G. Howe, D. Kuhl, J. Haberkorn, R. Telvick. Back Row: R Knutson, T. Lueptow, D. Hebl, M. Peterson, R. Mesick, C. McMahon; Mr. Hebl, Coach. BASEBALL The 1982 Bulldogs were a very young team with four freshmen playing in some of their first games. They had one extra hurdle to jump since they had lost seven of their full-time starters from their '81 team. Through most of the season, the young team shrugged off their lack of experience. When it came down to the last game of the season to decide the Conference Championship, the inexperienced team fell 6-1 to Cambria. The season ended a week later with the Bulldogs losing to Mon- tello in SubRegional play, 3-2. Junior, Darrel Kuhl was awarded All- Conference Utility Infielder. The team Captain was Senior, Greg Howe, and the team's Most Valuable Player was Darrel Kuhl. SCORES Marshall WE 3 THEY 2 Wisconsin Dells 9 4 Princeton 1 16 Rio 3 2 Randolph 8 0 Westfield 7 1 Oregon 5 4 Fall River 6 4 Poynette 3 8 Montello 10 1 Cambria 2 6 'Oshkosh Lourdes 3 11 Portage 3 17 Way land Academy 3 2 WE THEY Sub-Regional Tournament Montello 2 3 ‘Non-Conference Dual County Conference Record 5-3 Season Record 9-6 42 1982 VARSITY SOFTBALL—Front Row: K. Ehlert, L. Swiggum. Back Row: S. Leonard, T. Belk, M. Steinich, Lee Skupniewitz, K. Gee. '82 SOFTBALL The Varsity Softball team ended the 1982 season of competition with a conference record of three wins and seven losses, and they had an overall record of four wins and nine losses. The Squad included thirteen girls; six of the girls were returning letter-winners. They were as follows: Terri Belk, Kerry Gee, Shanna Leonard, Stacey Smith, Mary Steinich, and Lynn Swiggum. Terri Belk, Shanna Leonard, and Lynn Swig- gum received Honorable Mention honors. The team chose Shanna Leonard as MVP, and the team captains were Terri Belk and Lee Skupniewitz. The 1982 Girls Softball Team would like to thank Ms. McGraw for getting girls softball started at Pardeeville in 1979 and for all her hard work as the softball coach. The Bulldogs ai e looking forward to a win- ning season in 1983. With the loss of only three seniors, the team should be well-prepared for another successful season. BOYS CROSS COUNTRY—Front Row: T. Bourdecm, D. Beahm, B. Felton, C. Ernst, P. Bourdeau, D. Tye. Back Row: Mr. Babcock, Coach; C Hecht, T Breneman, D. Hoffmann, J. Burmester, G. Satina. BOYS CROSS COUNTRY The boys' team was the strongest in the last three years; they finished third in the confer- ence. Pat Bourdeau and Dave Beahm formed a solid 1-2 punch for the Bulldogs. They were always in the top five runners in the large meets. Pat Bourdeau led the team all year; he earned All Conference honors by placing third at the Conference Meet and missed qualify- ing for the State Meet by only 1 second at the sectional. Dave Beahm, unfortunately, suffered an injury to his knee during the Conference Meet and failed to gain an otherwise sure All Con- ference honor. He was unable to run at the Sectional which definitely hurt the boys' team score. Freshman Dick Tye was a solid No. 3 runner and should help the Bulldogs in the future. Terry Breneman, Jim Burmester, Chris Ernst, and Doug Hoffmann completed the varsity team and ran well during the season. The future looks bright as four of the top five run- ners return next year. 46 1983 SENIORS IN CROSS COUNTRY—C. Ernst, M. Eberle, T. Breneman. GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY—Front Row: B. Hoeppner, B. Skinner, M. Dawson, S. Moore- house. Back Row: Mr. Babcock, Coach; M Eberle, A Tye, J. Bahr, C. Gustrowsky. GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY The girls' Cross Country team had an excel- lent season finishing with a record of 9-1 in the overall Conference season which tied them with Rio for the Conference Championship. In the bigger meets, the girls finished first at the Portage Invitational, second at the Lake Mills Invitational, and second at the Waterloo Invitational. At the Sectional Meet, they tied with Rio with a score of 51-51, but Pardeeville won on the tie breaker. It was off to the state meet at UW Parkside where Amy Tye won in Class C and became the State Champion. CONGRATULATIONS AMY! MM The team ended their season with a third place finish at the state meet. Amy Tye and Sheri Moorehouse received All Conference with a finish of first and seventh respectively at the Conference Meet. Amy was selected MVP and Marian Eberle was selected Captain by their teammates. The team consisted of: Freshmen—Sheri Moore- house, Brenda Hoeppner; Sophomores—Janel Bahr, Marcy Dawson, Beth Skinner; Juniors— Amy Tye, Corina Gustrowsky; Senior—Marian Eberle. With the loss of only one senior, next year's season looks very promising. 47 VOLLEYBALL—Front Row: J. Stilson, Mgr.; Ms. McGrow, Coach. Row 2. J. Harper, S Hanson, S. Leonard, J Waldrop, L. Skupniewitz, P Dann Row 3: T Belk, L. Swiggum, E. Farrey. Top Row: K. Ehlert, K. Roundy, V. Hamel. VOLLEYBALL Pardeeville's 1982 Girls' Volleyball team marked the first time the girls won State qualifying tournaments. Returning letter- winners were: Seniors—Shanna Leonard, Julie Waldrop, Lynn Swiggum, and Lee Skupnie- witz; Junior—Terri Belk. The girls ended the season second in the Conference with a record of 7-2. They placed first at the Regional Tour- nament. Members of the team were: Sopho- mores— Trish Miller, Kendra Roundy, Ellen Farrey, Sue Hanson, Jerilyn Harper; Juniors— Terri Belk, Kari Ehlert, Penny Dann, Vicki Hamel; Seniors—Julie Waldrop, Shanna Leon- ard, Lynn Swiggum, Lee Skupniewitz. Lynn Swiggum received All-Conference Honors while Lee Skupniewitz was honored with Honorable Mention. Team Captain was Lee Skupniewitz. SCORES Pardeeville -vs- Markesan W Pardeeville -vs- Rio W Pardeeville -vs- Westfield W Pardeeville -vs- Fall River W Pardeeville -vs- Green Lake L Pardeeville -vs- Way land Academy W Pardeeville -vs- Poynette W Pardeeville -vs- Montello W Pardeeville -vs- Columbus W Pardeeville -vs- Waterloo W Pardeeville -vs- Cambria W Pardeeville -vs- Princeton L Pardeeville -vs- Way land Academy W Pardeeville -vs- Randolph W Poynette Tournament— Pardeeville -vs- Poynette W Pardeeville -vs- McFarland L Pardeeville -vs- Baraboo L Regional Tournament— Pardeeville -vs- Princeton W Pardeeville -vs- Cambria W Pardeeville -vs- Poynette W Sectional Tournament— Pardeeville -vs- Juda L 48 J.V. VOLLEYBALL Front Row: S. Aberle, R. Farrey, D. Lewis, B. Ullrich, L. Irwin, N. Smith, V. Stone. Back Row: Mr. Teofilo, Coach; P. Fischer, K. Wilkins, J. Lang, C. Cole. A. Stilson, M. Barrett, R. Thompson, B. Balzer. 49 SENIORS IN VOLLEYBALL—S. Leonard, L. Swiggurr., J. Waldrop L. Skupniewitz. FOOTBALL VARSITY FOOTBALL—Front Row: A Crichton, Mgr.; S. Lueptow, Mgr.; B Hodgson; D. Andrews, Mgr; B Abrath, Mgr. Row 2: J Baldowin, B. Eberle, D. Osborn, A Fischer, D Kuhl. B Burmester, A Dawson, R. Jarchow Row 3: C Fischer, R Rivest, T. Bubolz, R Knutson, M. Peterson, T. Lueptow, G Mitchell, R Kuhl. Row 4: Mr. Bostad, Head Coach; R Thomas, I. Rossi, A Niles, J. Rivest, S Swanson, D. Hebl, K. Brown; Mr. Maass, Asst. Coach Back Row: S. Pulver, D. Casper, D. Wegner, M Griepentrog, T. Becker, I. Haberkorn, B Bostad, C. McMahon. The Bulldog football team had another suc- cessful season under head coach, Robert Bostad, and assistant coach, Rick Maass, a newcomer to Pardeeville. They opened with a home game against Princeton and got the ball rolling with a 6-0 victory, and then they went to Montello for another victory of 6-0. Then Pardeeville faced three heart-breaking losses against Randolph, 14-6; Rio, 14-0; and Poynette, 28-0. The Bull- dogs bounced back with a Homecoming vic- tory against Westfield with the score of 19-12 cfter a tremendous double-overtime battle. In the game against Cambria, Pardeeville fcced nothing but problems and were downed 17-0. In their last home game of the season, Pardeeville faced a bitter cold night against Green Lake; but tradition held true, and the Bulldogs defeated them 41-14. This was also senior night, and the following seniors were recognized: Arnie Fischer, Dan Osborn, Darrel Kuhl, Alex Dawson, and Bill Burmester. In their final game, Pardeeville beat Fail River with the score of 33-14. Darrel Kuhl scored all five touchdowns. All-Conference honors went to two Pardeeville players: Darrel Kuhl, Defensive Linebacker and Ron Thomas, Defensive End. Honorable Mention went to Arnie Fischer, offensive lineman, and Darrel Kuhl, offensive running back. WE THEY Princeton 6 0 Montello 6 0 Randolph 6 14 Rio 0 14 Poynette 0 28 Westfield 19 12 Cambria 0 17 Green Lake 41 14 Fall River 33 14 50 1983 SENIORS IN FOOTBALL—Front Row: A. Fischer. D. Kuhl, B Burmester. Back Row: D. Osborn, A. Dawson. I V. FOOTBALL—Front Row: A Crichton. S Lueptow, D Andrews. B. Abrath. Mgrs. Row 2: D. Casper T. Bubolz, R. Rivest. B Eberle. R Knutson. C. McMahon. K Brown. Row 3. D. Wegner. S. Pulver. J. Rossi. S. Swanson. B Bostad. R. Kuhl. Row 4: Mr Maass, Coach; M. Griepentrog, B. Hodgson. T. Becker. J. Hab- erkorn. D. Hebl. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL—Front Row: B. Patchin, C Kuhl. O. Nehls. M. Bubolz. J. Cook, D. Schmitt. S. Wegner, D. Curtis. Row 2: T. Hepler, D. Beahm, R. Skaar. B Wiegel, D. Belk, J. Dean. Back Row: J. George. D. Boys, K Bostad, B Stekleberg, C. Crotty. C. Cahoon, J. Rivest; Mr. Schmies, Coach. VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL-Front Row: Mr. Maass, Assistant Coach; Mr. Soderman. Head Coach. Back Row: T. Herrick, T. Breneman, R. Lawrence, M. Hinkley, R. Thomas, J. Manthey, B. Burmester, G. Satina, M. Peterson, T. Barden, D. Chapman. BOYS BASKETBALL With only two starters and three lettermen returning from last year's squad, the Bulldogs accumulated a very impressive record of 15 wins and 4 losses. Their many close scoring games made for a very exciting season. The Bulldogs brought the crowd alive at their sub-regional tourna- ment game against Poynette. The Indians won by a narrow score of 53-51 thus ending the season for Pardeeville. The squad consisted of: Four Seniors—Todd Barden, Terry Breneman, Bill Burmester, and Trent Caswell; Eight Juniors—Don Chapman, Eart Eberle, Tim Herrick, Rick Lawrence, Jeff Manthey, Mark Peterson, Gary Satina, and Ron Thomas; and Sophomore Mike Hinkley, who was injured all season. BOYS BASKETBALL SCORES Poynette Westfield Princeton Rio ........ Fall River Randolph DeForest Cambria Green Lake Poynette Westfield Princeton Rio ........ Fall River Lodi ....... Montello Cambria Green Lake WE THEY 62 61 55 59 52 50 59 58 83 63 59 54 63 61 58 57 56 46 47 52 49 52 61 53 70 56 71 66 57 47 61 48 53 48 56 54 52 SENIORS IN BOYS BASKETBALL—T. Barden, B. Bur- mester, T. Breneman. J.V. BOYS BASKET BA LL--J. Haberkorn, B. Bostad, C. McMahon, P. Bourdeau, S. Swanson, J. Burmester, B. Eberle, D. Hebl, K. Brown, Mr. Maass, Coach. 53 FRESHMEN BOYS BASKETBALL—Front Row: Mr Youra, Coach, D. Belk, D. Tye, S. Wegner, R. Skaar. Back Row. O. Nehls, T Caswell. D. Curtis, K Bostad. j. Rivest, D Schmitt. GIRLS BASKETBALL GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL—Coach Teofilo, S. Simonson, A Hebl, L. Swiggum, C. Grueneberg, M. Eberle, A. Tye, C. Gustrowsky. Although the Varsity girls had a young team this year, with only three returning letter win- ners, they ended the season with an impres- sive conference record of ten wins and six losses. In tournament play, the girls did an excel- lent job. They defeated Poynette 41-40 in the Sub-regional opener. They advanced into Regional play after beating Green Lake 48-29 in the Sub-regional final. A close game resulted in the Regional opener against Mon- tello, but Pardeeville emerged victorious with a score of 30-28. Unfortunately, the girls couldn't come through in the Regional final; they suffered a 50-40 loss to Dodgeland. Members of the varsity squad were: Sen- iors—Marian Eberle, Ann Hebl, and Lynn Swiggum; Juniors—Kerry Gee, Carol Gruene- burg, Corina Gustrowsky, and Amy Tye; and Sophomore s—Christine Cole and Sheila Simonson. GIRLS BASKETBALL SCORES WE THEY Rio 29 35 Westfield 43 40 Montello 34 30 Poynette 40 35 Wayland Academy 30 40 Green Lake 61 21 Princeton 61 39 Randolph 32 42 Cambria 39 37 DeForest 30 40 Rio 42 40 Westfield 47 44 Montello 39 40 Poynette 35 43 Green Lake 69 50 Princeton 61 39 Fall River 71 33 Randolph 33 42 Cambria 39 44 The Pardeeville girls were 10-6 in confer- ence play; they tied with Montello for fourth place in the conference standings. Sub-Regional—Pardeeville 41, Poynette 40, Sub-Regional—Pardeeville 48, Green Lake 29; Regional Semifinals—Pardeeville 30, Montello 28. 54 J. V. GIRLS BASKETBALL—Front Row: C. Osborn, C. Cole. Back Row: Coach Cross, S Moorehouse, B. Hoeppner, K. Maginnis, N. Smith, B Hecht, K. Roundy. 55 SENIORS IN GIRLS BASKETBALL—A. Hebl, L. Swig- gum, M. Eberle. WRESTLING—Front Row: J. Rivest, C. Ernst, J. Lawless, J. George, K. Ehlert. Back Row. Coach Hull, R Jarchow, A Dawson, B. Payne, D. Kuhl, C. Hecht, A Niles, Asst. Coach Taylor. WRESTLING The 1982-83 season proved to be an up-and- down season for the Bulldogs. While losing many matches by less than three points, they showed total dominance in others. The team was hindered by the lack of a wrestler at the 105 class. The strongest points of the year were the tournaments. The Bulldogs placed second at Oakfield, third at Dodgeland, and Conference Tournaments, and fourth at the Pardeeville Invitational, being only 12 points behind first place, Waterloo. At the Conference Tournament, no wrestler placed under fifth place. Individual champions were: 98 —Kory Ehlert, 138 —Russ Jarchow. and 167 —Darrel Kuhl; Chris Ernst—126 finished second; and Bill Payne'—155 finished in third place. Alex Dawson and Jim Rivest placed fourth at 145 and 132 respectively Senior wrestlers were: Alex Dawson, Chris Ernst, Bill Payne, and Darrel Kuhl. Darrel and Bill were chosen as Co-Captains. Bill Payne— 155 qualified for the State Tournament by beating Chris Karif, Marshall 4-1 at the Rio Sectional; he was pinned by Paul Nickoletti, DeSoto, in the first match at State. 56 SENIORS IN WRESTLING—C. Ernst, A. Dawson, B. Payne. D. Kuhl. 57 J. V. WRESTLING—M. Griepentrog, R. Kuhl, B. Hodgson, T. Paulson, T. Hepler, R Lappen. BOYS VARSITY CURLING—Front Row: D Boys, G. Thompson. Back Row: R. Rivest, J. Manthey, J. Pufahl. GIRLS VARSITY CURLING—Front Row: J. Roundy, D. Smith. Back Row. B. Ullrich, R. Thompson, J. Ortman. J.V. CURLING—Front Row: L. Ernst, J. Cook, M. Jol- liffe. Back Row: S. Patchin, D. Wegner, B. Abrath. CURLING The girls' curling team looked very promis- ing for the 1982-83 season after playing in the State Tournament in Madison. The 1981-82 curling team that participated in the State Tournament was Michelle Pufahl, skip; Lori Frank Weyh, Third; Michelle Manthey, second and Ruth Thompson, lead. The alternates were lulie Ortman and Jenny Roundy. The 1982-83 team was very small with only seven girls competing; their season record was one win and five losses. The only senior girl on the varsity team was Ruth Thompson, second. The boys’ curling team had many new curl- ers along with six curlers returning from the 1981-82 season. The boys worked very hard their season record was one and five. Unfortu- nately, the following varsity players will not be returning: Jeff Manthey, skip; Rick Rivest, second. 59 1982 GOLF—Front Row—Coach, Mr. Forbes; D. Gavinski, R. Thompson, L. Flower, B. Hughes. Row 2: T. Pease, R Rivest, T. Barden, D. Osborn. Back Row: G. Satina, M. Cupery, D Andrews. GOLF The 1982 Pardeeville Golf Team broke even finishing third in the Dual County Conference The team, still young and inexperienced, had five returning letter winners, Dan Osborn, Tim Barden, Mark Cupery, Doug Andrews and Gary Satina, to help boost them to a 3-3 season record with Tim Barden voted team Captain by first year coach, Ray O. Forbes. The girls took an active part in golf and were helpful in many J.V. meets. Although there weren't many girls out; they were at every practice and contributed to the team. As in past years, the golf team didn't receive much support from fans, but they kept their spirits alive by rooting for each other. 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Wisconsin Power C Light Company PARDEEVILLE ELECTRIC COMMISSION 124 Lake Street Pardeeville, WI 53954 WYOCENA BRANCH BANK OF POYNETTE POVNETTE - WYOCENA - HARMONY GROVE MEMBER FDIC Q« ltj L iv Wt.V PORTAGE, WISCONSIN 61 63 HOMECOMING COURT—S. Moorehouse. D. Boys, K. Gee, C. Fischer; K. Ernst, Queen; D. Kuhl. King; M. Eberle, D. Osborn, J. Harper, J. Hawley. HOMECOMING The 1982 Homecoming was very eventful. There were the evening games, and each class painted a window of one of the local busi- nesses with a Homecoming theme. The senior class was victorious at the games; they also tied for first last year with the '82 seniors. A victory for the football team added to the excitement of Homecoming. The Bulldogs de- feated the Westfield Pioneers with a double- overtime score of 19-12. The court was headed by Darrel Kuhl and Kelly Ernst. The senior representative was Dan Osborn who escorted Marian Eberle. Carl Fischer and Kerry Gee were the junior repre sentatives, along with Jim Hawley and Jerilyn Harper, Daron Boys and Sheri. Moorehouse represented the sophomore and freshmen classes respectively. The dance was held in the junior high gym which was decorated by the junior class. They used shades of maroon and white. The band was Ice Nyn. 64 LEGION ANNUAL STAFF—Front Row: J. Waldrop, M. Eberle, C. Balzer. R Thompson, D. McElroy. Back Row: C. Ernst, A. Dawson, B Burmester, O. Walker, D. White, D. Osborn, S. Horsman, L. Swiggum. 66 ANNUAL EDITORS—S. Leonard, Asst. Editor: F. Barden, Editor; K. Deakin, Asst. Editor. NEWSPAPER STAFF—Front Row: S. Patchin. B Burmester, C. Ernst. T. Barden. Back Row: A George. S. Hanson, F. Barden. J. Waldrop. E. Farrey. D. McElroy. D. Zanca. NEWSPAPER EDITORS—Front: D Hoffmann. Asst. Editor; Back: K Deakin, S. Leonard. Co-Editors. 67 LIBRARIANS—Front Row: E. Farrey, Treas, K. Deakin, Pres., S. Leonard, V. Pres., C. Grueneberg, Sec'y Back Row: V. Thomas, B. Vrbsky, A. George, J. Roundy, D. McEIroy, E. Swenson, M. Eberle. N.H.S.—Front Row: E. Nobbs, B. Payne. Row 2: L. Skup- niewitz, T Breneman. Back Row: K. Deakin, L. Barden, T. Pease, I. Morris. 69 THESPIANS Seated: R. Bahls; T. Pease, Vice Pres.; K. Deakin, Pres.; S. Horsman, Sec’y.; B. Hodgson, Treas.; C. Cole. Standing: Mrs. Goke, Advisor; M. Manthey, L. Barden, B. Hecht, A. Dawson, J. Bahr, C. Ernst, M. Dawson, S. Patchin, E. Farrey. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS—L. Barden. Secretary; C. Ernst. President; S. Haberkorn, V. President; B. Bur- mester, Treasurer. 70 STUDENT COUNCIL—Front Row: C Osborn. K Bosiad, M Manthey Row 2: L. Barden. M. Eberle, C. Ernsi, B. Burmester, S. Haberkorn, T. Pease. Back Row: J Baldowin, A Tye, R Jarchow. E. Swenson, S. Ster- land, K. Ernst. JUNIORS SENIORS IN FORENSICS-Front Row: B. Hodgson, M. Manthey, A. George, K. Deakin, J. Waldrop. A. Dawson, Back Row: Mrs. Goke, Advisor; S. Horsman. S. Patchin, K. Brown, Mrs. Carr, Advisor. FRESHMEN SOPHOMORES IN FORENSICS-Front Row: D. Bradley, C. Brown, J. Roundy, M. Dawson, B. Hecht, J. Bahr, D. Zanca. Row 2: M. Manthey, T. Becker, T. Hepler, B. Wiegel, B. Patchin, D. Jerred, B. Skinner, R. Farrey. Row 3: S. Eggleston, P. Fischer, L. Larson, J. Harper, K. Ernst, E. Farrey, D. Boys, D. Hare, Back Row: S. Hanson, C. Cole, K. Wilkins, E. Swenson, A. Stilson. 71 DISTRICT FORENSICS WINNERS—Front Row: E. Swenson, J. Bahr, M. Dawson, B. Hecht, T. Hepler. Row 2. K. Wilkins. M. Manthey, A George, K Deakin, J. Waldrop, K Ernst. Back Row: S. Eggleston, S. Hanson, C. Cole, S. Horsman. B. Hodgson, S. Patchin, K. Brown, D. Boys, E. Farrey, C. Brown, M. Manthey, D. Bradley, B. Skinner. BAND BAND—Front Row: A Stilson, T. Becker. P. Fischer. J. Bahr. K Roundy. D. Zanca. S. Sterland, C. Cole. J. LaMarche. M Jolliffe, D. Gavinski, T. Belk. C. Grueneberg. C Gustrowsky, H. Bessac, F. Barden. Row 2: E. Nobbs, P Dann, M Manthey, D. Payne. D Kuhl. D. Smith. S. Simonson. B. Skinner. R.Thomp- son. M Dawson. J. Waldrop. T. Downey. B Hecht, C Osborn. M Manthey. G. Smith, K. Dahnert. J. Stil- son! J Morris. Row 3: K Maginnis. T. Barden, S Moorehouse, K. Hamel. P Waldner, B. Patchin, C. Kuhl. R Skaar, K. Bostad, D. Jerred, D. Lueptow, D. Hebl. I Burmester. J. Manthey. T Barden. D. Osborn, B Bur- mester. A. Dawson. Row 5: T Barden, I Kiermas, K Calkins. M. Cupery, D. Boys. C. Fischer. R. Jarchow T Pease, C. Hecht, L. Barden. A Hebl Back Row: Hepler, D. Belk, C. Cahoon, S. Eggleston. S. Han- son, G. Harrison, R. Farrey. j co Under the direction of Mr. James Rusch, The Pardeeville Senior High Band put in another full and busy year. They kicked off their busy season by playing at all the home football qames. They put on some half-time shows under very cold conditions. They also played at the Watermelon Speed Eating and Seed Spitting Contests held at Park Lake on September 12. On November 6, six band members attended the All-Conference Band at Randolph. During the winter season, the Pep Band played at all the boys home games, a few girls basketball games and wrestling tourna ments. They also played all the old Yuletide favorites at a winter concert on December 20. On May 14, the band took part in the Music Festival which was held at Princeton. The Spring Concert was also held in May as well as the 1983 Commencement Exercises. To wind up the year, the band marched in both Pardee- ville and Wyocena for the Memorial Day Parade. CHORUS—Front Row: L Waldner, D Zanca, B. Skinner. R Bahls, P Waldner, D. Bradley, N. Smith, B Hoeppner, L. Dumke, C. Holmes, T. Belk, T. Hepler. Row 2: B. Balzer, V Stone, M. Jolliffe, E. Nobbs R. Thompson, P. Dann, C. Osborn, M Manthey, J LaMarche, S. Rhode. S. Sterland Row 3. M Atkinson, L. Larson, K Wilkins, E. Swenson, K Deakin, V Hamel, B Hecht, B Ullrich, T Miles, R Farrey. Row 4: D. Jerred, S. Eggleston, S. Hanson, I. Waldrop, J. Puthal, C. Ernst, K. Brown, D. Roundy, J. Kiermas, P Fischer. Back Row: M. Schultz, C. Fischer, S. Patchin, M Smith, 43. Smith, M Manthey, D. Gavinski, V. Thomas CHORUS The 1982-83 choral year was exciting. They started the year by performing at the Wyocena Columbia Manor. The residents seemed to really enjoy and appreciate the visit. On December 4, the chorus spent an active day of singing at Westfield for All-Conference Chorus. The first formal concert was December 20 in which the chorus sang many Christmas favor- ites. Some of the members of chorus attended Solo Ensemble at Princeton on May 14. The choir performed for the Spring Concert in May and also at the 1983 Commencement Exercises. Special thanks to the director, Mr. Rusch and Mrs. Price for their assistance in preparing chorus students for the concerts and contests. 74 ipz j Sand 75 COLOR GUARD AND MAJORETTES—Front Row: K. Roundy. B Skinner, C. Gustrowsky. Back Row: C. Gruene- berg. K. Deakin, J. Morris, R. Thompson, T. Belk. 76 PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB—Front Row: D. Hoffmann, P. Dann, A. Dawson. Back Row: H. Bessac. R. Thompson, L. Barden. F.F.A. OFFICERS—P. Landsverk, V. Pres., B. Nickel, Sec'y, D. Kuhl, Reporter, T. Breneman, Treas., I. Jerome, Pres. F.F.A. The Future Farmers of America, under the management of Ron Knutson, is an organiza- tion learning about agriculture, and conven- ient, efficient ways of farming. Each year dur- ing the summer, members take time to enjoy the outdoors of Wisconsin at the State F.F.A. Camp at Jag Lake in Northern Wisconsin. Last summer, two awards were given out. The first was given to Bill Payne for the Chap- ter Star Farmer Award, and the second was given to Doug DiBell for the Outstanding Service Award for his four years of achieve- ment in F.F.A. At the beginning of the year, the annual Hay and Grain Show was held and the results were: Corn King and Champion Crop Show- man—Junior, Jeff Manthey; Fruit and Vege- table Champion—Paul Landsverk; in the Crop Judging Contest there was a tie between Freshman, Chris Kuhl, and Sophomore, Dan Wegner. Outstanding Grade Awards for F.F.A. were Seniors—Terry Breneman Juniors—Bart Nickel Sophomores—Jim Hawley Freshmen—Tie between Dennis Curtis and David Belk F.F.A.—Front Row: D Wegner, T. Barden, R. Lappen, D. Belk. Back Row: C. Triemstra. J. Manthey, M. Sommers, T. Ludwig. 77 Congratulations and Best Wishes GENERAL INDICATOR CORPORATION Pardeeville Where the customer is the company RIO FARMERS UNION CO-OP Rio, Wisconsin Rio - Cambria 992-3113 348-5445 COLOR PORTRAITS PHOTOGRAPHY RALPH BAILEY 363 HER WIG ST Graduation PApR„°(E '«M.!iu' Wedding yjv PRINTING CRAFTSMEN CO. Social and Business Printing - Wedding Stationery a Specialty TREETOP APARTMENTS Carefree Living 326 West Chestnut Street Pardeeville, Wl 53954 JIM'S PIG6LY WIGGLY YOUR TOTAL DISCOUNT SUPER MARKET QUALITY ASSURED-GENERIC PARDEEVILLE, Wl 53954 429-2221 FT? BRASS, BRONZE 6 ALUMINUM FOUNDERS Phone-(414 ) 933-5030 FALL RIVER FOUNDRY COMPANY, INC. FALL R 1 V E R , W 1 S CO N S 1 N 53 32 COUNTRY CASUALS Portage, Wl 53901 - 109 West Cook St. SWIFT--Dependable Service, All students 10% off on regular priced merchandise ALL NAME BRANDS AVAILABLE Compliments oft a Friend MID-COUNTY TIMES Attractive Printing Promptly Publishers of Mid-County Times 429-2442 Pardeeville DAIRYMAN'S STATE BANK Randolph - Pardeeville Your Full Service Bank Monday Thru Thursday 9-4 Fridays‘9-7 Drive-Up and Walk-Up Sat. 9-11 Member F.D.l.C. We Mould like, to extend a special thanks to Mrs . June Lenz ok ken. hand work and dedication to the annual. We'd like to thank Galley Studio, Mn. Ralph Salley, and the Photography Club fior their devoted work on the pictures. 80 DOUGLAS E. HARE General Contracting Plastering Specialists Snow Plowing 110 Morton—429-3221 Pardeeville, Wis. 53954 BEVS BAR Soup and Sandwiches Serving Daily Phone 429-2180 Pardeeville, Wis. LAKESIDE BOTTLE SHOP Phone 429-2823 Best Wishes SMITH BUS SERV. MLW) mm BRITTINGHAM HIXON LUMBER CO. Phone 742-2909 Portage, WI 53901 Compliments of a FRIEND Compliments of GALLEY STUDIO Portage, WI RAMSEYS JEWELRY Watches, Diamonds, Flowers and Sporting Goods Pardeeville, WI SMITHS Furniture Store Funeral Home Phone 429-2020 WYOCENA AUTO SALES, INC. R.R. 2 - Pardeeville ANONYMOUS FRIEND Best Wishes from WALCOTT STUDIO in Columbus 414 623-3460 ANONYMOUS FRIEND KINGSTON — DALTON STATE BANK Kingston Dalton, WI Jlatiaciowsfufs 126-128 E. COCK ST. PORTAGE, WI S39DI Telephone 742-4106 SPECIAL THANKS � 73 n t = We, the class o19 83 would like to say thank you to all the people who have helped us along the way. A a class, we have travelled a long, Aough Aoad. Whenever we belt like giving up, we weae given the encouAagement to achieve oua goals. A we leave this school, unknowing oi oua utuAes, let us neveA oAget the times we have shaAed at P.H.S. 88 --Class o$ 1983