Pardeeville High School - Whisper Yearbook (Pardeeville, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1984 volume:

WHISPER 1984 Pardeeville Senior High School EDITORS.Rita Bahls and Amy George ADVISORS.Miss M. Waldinger and Miss C. Winters Photography by Galley Studio, Mr. Ralph Bailey, Miss Winters, Miss Waldinger and the Photography Club. G R A D U A T E S Senior Class Officers — Carol Grueneberg, Sec'y.; Doug Hoffmann, Pres.; Kerry Gee, Treas.; Carl Fischer, V. Pres. VALEDICTORIAN Doug Hoffmann SALUTATOR IAN Amy George TOP TEN alphabetical order Rita Bahls Joe Baldowin Tim Barden Vonnie Beck Linda Ellc Amy George Bruce Hodgson Douglas Hoffmann Michelle Manthey Amy Tye GRADUATION DATE: May 27, 1984 2:30 p.m. High School Gym CLASS COLORS: Silver and Blue CLASS MOTTO: Destiny is not be be waited for; it is to be achieved. 2 Senior Advisors Mrs. Carr, Miss McGraw As graduates we will receive lots of advice... from every- one, but in the end we have to make our own decisions. Unknown 1 Mike D. Balsiger Patrick K. Bourdeau Wendy J. Andrews Timothy J. Barden Kray S. Brown Rita L. Bahls David K. Beahm Joseph G. Baldowin Yvonne M. Beck Rick A. Burns Bart C. Eberle Dawn M. Brueckner Phillip G. Buzzell Donald W. Chapman Penny L. Dann 3 Yes ... the time approaches when we must go our sepa- rate ways. And then these precious moments will be- come mere memories. Darcy A. Gavinski Kerry M. Gee Linda C. Elle Carl.E. Fischer Amy L. George Debra M. Griepentrog Carol J. Grueneberg Corina L. Gustrowsky Vicki M. Hamel Stephanie M. Hanna Bruce J. Hepler Tim J. Herrick Bruce H. Hodgson Doug O. Hoffmann 4 A Russell J. Jarchow Deanne M. Ludwig Michelle L. Manthey Gary S. Ludwig Tom R. Lueptow Jeff A. Manthey Guy A. Mitchell Bart E. Nickel When you’re lonely 1 wish you love When you're down I wish you joy When you're troubled I wish you peace When things are chaotic 1 wish you inner silence When things look empty 1 wish you hope ... Unknown 5 Julie A. Ortman JeffS. Pufahl Gary J. Satina Becky C. Vrbsky Sean M. Patchin Mike J. Sommers Lisa M. Waldner Jenny L. Wheeler Dennis R. Roundy Amy P. Tye For four years we'd giggle together at lunch, games and other events. Now, as sen- iors, we must say goodbye. Goodbye to the school but not to the memories . . . 6 SENIOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS ANDREWS. CARL J., Oct. 12. 1964 - Transferred from Louisiana, sophomore year. ANDREWS. WENDY J.. •‘Pooh,-' June 5. 1966 — German Club 2; Librarian 1. Transferred from Portage, senior year. ATKINSON. DAN, “Stoner.” May 19. 1965 BAHLS, RITA LYNN, Sept. 24. 1966 — Annual Ed. 4; All Conf. Chorus 1-3; Chorus 1-3; Curling 1; Forensics 1,4; Musical 1-4; Thes- pians 1-4; Spanish Club 3,4; Trees for Tomorrow 3. BALDOWIN. JOSEPH G.. “Stump,” Dec. 5. 1965 — Football 1-4; Football Capt. 4; Musical 2; Student Council 3.4; Track 1-3; Track Capt. 3; Wrestling 1,2,4; Wrestling Capt. 4. BARDEN, TIMOTHY J., “Tim,” April 9, 1966 — All Conf. Band 4; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Football 1,2; Golf 1,2; Jazz Band 4; Prom King 3; Student Council V. Pres.4. BEAHM. DAVID K., “Bcahmer,” July 28, 1966 — Cross Country 3-4; Forensics 1; Trees for Tomorrow 3. Transferred from Milwaukee, freshman year. BECK. YVONNE MARIE, “Vonnic” Dec. 8, 1965 — Transferred from Sun Prairie, freshman year. BOURDEAU, PATRICK K. “Wags.” June 29. 1966- Basketball 2-4; Basketball Stats. Mgr. 1; Cross Country 1 -4; Cross Country All Conf. 3,4; Cross Country MVP 2-4; Cross Country Capt. 4; Track 1-4; Letterman’s Club 4. BROWN. KRAY S., “Scooter,” Dec. 13, 1965 — Chorus 1-4; Honor Choir 1-2; All Conf. Chorus 3-4; Swing Choir 1-2; Band 1-2; Basket- ball 1-3; Football 1-4; Forensics 3; Homecoming Court 2; Musical 1-4; Fall Play 4; Student Council 2; Track 1,2; Letterman’s Club 4; Drama Club 1-2; Spanish Club 3,4. Transferred from Shullsburg. WI, junior year. BRUECKNER. DAWN MAE, “Dawny Mac.” March 13, 1966— An- nual Staff 4; Chorus 1-2; Curling I; Librarian 4. BURNS. RICK ALLEN, July 11. 1965 — Football 1-2. CORBETT, ELIZABETH A., “Lizard, June 8, 1966 — Chorus 2; Softball I; Spanish Club 3. DANN, PENNY L.. Sept 13. 1966 — Annual Staff 4; All Conf. Chorus 1 -4; Band 1 -4; Pep Band 1 -4; Chorus 1 -4; Jazz Band 4; Musical 1 -2,4; Fall Play Student Director 4; Softball 1-2,4; Double Trio 4; Photogra- phy Club 3,4; Letterman’s Club 4; Volleyball 1-4; Girls Basketball Mgr. 2; Solo Ensemble 1-4; Volleyball All Conf. Honorable Mention 4; Volleyball Co-Capt. 4. EBERLE, BART C. April 2.1966— Basketball 1-4; Baseball 1-4; Class Pres. 1; Football 1-3; Homecoming Court 2; Student Council 2-3; Letterman’s Club 4. EHLERT, KARI LYNN.“Munch,” Dec. 31,1965— Crosscountry 1; Softball 2; Track 1; Letterman’s Club 4; Volleyball 2-4. ELLE. LINDA C., Jan. 7, 1966 — Cheerleader I; Homecoming Court I. Transferred from El Cajon. Calif, junior year. FISCHER. CARL ERNEST. “Fish,” Sept 2. 1965 — Annual Staff 4; All Conf. Chorus 1-4; Band 1-3; Pep Band I-3; Chorus I-4; Class V Pres. 4; Football 1-4; Football MVP 4; Outstanding Lineman 4; Forensics 1-4; Homecoming Court 3,4; Musical 1-4; Thespians 1-4; Thespian Pres. 4; Track 1 -4; Track Co-Capt. 3; Letterman's Club 4; Fall Play 4. GAVINSKI, DARCY ANN, July 22, 1966 — Annual Staff 4. All Conf. Chorus 1-4; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Cheerleader 4;Chorus 1-4; Forensics 4; Golf 2; Musical 1,3-4; Pom PonGirl 1-4; Track 1; Letter- man’s Club 4; Pom Pon Co-Capt. 4; Fall Play 4; Spanish Club 3-4. GEE. KERRY MAE, Jan. 14, 1966 Annual Staff 4; All Conf. Chorus 1,3; Band 1-3; Basketball 1,3; Cheerleader 1,2,4; Chorus 1-3; Class Sec’y 2; Class Treas. 4; Curling 4; Forensics 1; Homecoming Court 3; Newspaper Staff 4; Newspaper Ed. 4; Pom Pon Girl 3; Softball 1-4; Letterman's Club 4; Spanish Club 1; Pep Band 1-3. GEORGE. AMY L., June 26, 1966 — Annual Ed. 4; All Conf. Chorus 1- 4; Cheerleader 2-4; Chorus 1,4; Forensics 1,3-4; Librarian 2,3; Musical 1,3-4; N.H.S. 3-4; Softball 1-4; Thespians 1-4; Photography Club 3; Letterman’s Club 4; Volleyball 2; Fall Play 4; Badger Girl Alternate 3; Spanish Club 3-4; N.H.S. V. Pres 4. GRIEPENTROG. DEBRA M.. “Deb.” April 25, 1966. GRUENEBERG, CAROL J., “Grcenie,” Aug. 30, 1966 — Annual Staff 4; All Conf. Chorus 1; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Cheerleader 1-4; Chorus 1; Class Sec'y 3-4; Librarian 3-4; Library Club Sec’y 3; Musical 3-4; Newspaper Staff 4; Prom Queen 3; Soft- ball 4; Track 1 -2; Letterman's Club 4; Majorette 1 -4; Spanish Club 3. GUSTROWSKY, COR1NA LYNN, “Rina,” July 31. 1966 — Annual Staff 4; Band 1-3; Pep Band 1-3; Basketball 1-4; Chorus 2-3; Class Sec’y 2; Class V. Pres. 3; Cross Country 1-3; Forensics 4; Homecom- ing Court 4; Musical 4; Fall Play 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Prom Court 3; Student Council 4; Track 1-2,4; Letterman’s Club 4; Volleyball 1; Majorette 1-3; Spanish Club 3. HAMEL, VICKI M.,Nov 24,1965 — Annual Staff 4; All Conf. Chorus 1 -4; M usical 3-4; Prom M istress of Ceremonies 3; Softball 1 -3; Letter- man’s Club 4; Volleyball 1-4; Volleyball Co-Capt. 4; Make-up Crew 2- 4; Barbershop Quartet 4; Solo Ensemble 1,4; Spanish Club 2; Cheerleader 1-2; Chorus 1-4. Transferred from Portage, freshman year. HANNA, STEPHANIE MARIE, Jan 25, 1965 — Annual Staff 4; Band 1-3; Pep Band 1-3; Cross Country 2; Track 1-2; Letterman's Club 4. HECHT, CHRISTOPHER, “Chris,” March 5,1966 — Annual Staff 4; Badger Boy 3; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Cross Country 1-3; Musical 2- 4; Fall PLay 2-4; Thespians 3-4; Track 1-2; Wrestling 1-4; Letter- man’s Club 4. Transferred from Onamia. Minnesota, sophomore year. HEPLER, BRUCE J., “B J ,” Dec. 6, 1965. HOFFMANN. DOUGLAS O’NEIL. “Doug,’’ May 6. 1966 — An- nual Staff 4; Badger Boy 3; Basketball 1; Class Pres. 3; Cross Country 3; Forensics 2-4; N.H.S. 3-4; N.H.S. Pres. 4; Fall Play 4; Newspaper Staff 3-4; Newspaper Asst. Ed. 3; Newspaper Ed. 4; Prom Court 3; Thespians 3-4; Photography Club 3-4; Letterman’s Club 4; Spanish Club 3-4; Trees for Tomorrow 3. Transferred from Sauk-Prairic. freshman year. 8 JARCHOW RUSSELL J.. “Russ,” July 18. 1966 — Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Chorus 1-2,4; Football 1-4; Prom Court 3; Student Council 3-4; Wrestling 1-4; Track 1; Lettcrman’s Club 4; Wrestling Co-Capt. 4. JOHNSON, MARGO L., “Margo,” Aug. 17, 1966. JOLLIFFE. MICHELLE KRISTENE, March 5.1966 — Annual Staff 4; All Conf. Chorus 1 -3; Band 1-3; Pep Band 1 -3; Chorus 1 -3; Curling 1.3-4; Forensics 1-2; Librarian 4; Musical I; Thespians 1-4; Photogra- phy Club 3-4; KLAWITTER. LORI, June 25, 1965 — Annual Staff 4; Band 1-2,4; Pep Band 1 -2; Cheerleader 1 -4; Chorus 4; Class Sec'y 2-3; Homecom- ing Court 1; Jazz Band 1; Librarian 1 -4; Library Club Pres. 3; Musical 4; Fall Play 4; Prom Court 3; Track 2; Solo Ensemble 1-2. Transferred from Montello, senior year. KNUTSON. RICK, Feb 6, 1966 — Baseball 1-3; Cross Country 4; Football 1-3; Wrestling 1. LA MARCHE. JAMES JOSEPH. ‘Mirabo,” June 14. 1966 — Class V. Pres 2; Football I; Forensics 1-2; Musical 1-2; Thespians 1-4 LANG. JULIE. Oct. 30, 1965 — Annual Staff 4; Photography Club 4; Volleyball 3. LAWRENCE, RICHARD S.. Aug. 21, 1966 — Basketball 1-3; Base- ball 1-2; Cross Country 1-2; Football 1; Track 3-4; Lcttcrman's Club 4. LUDWIG. DEANNE. Jan 22. 1966 — F.F.A. 2. LUDWIG. GARY, “Fawny, Jan. 22. 1966. LUEPTOW, TOM, “Lips,” Oct. 23, 1965 Basketball 1-2; Baseball 1- 4; Football 1-4. MANTHEY. JEFFERY A. “Sticky, June 6. 1966 Band 1-3; Pep Band 1-3; Basketball 1-3; Chorus 1-2; Class Trcas. I; F.F.A. 1-4; F.F.A. V. Pres. 4. MANTHEY. MICHELLE LEE. • Shelly,” July II, 1966 - All Conf. Chorus 1-4; Badger Girl 3; Band 1-3; Pep Band 1-3; Chorus 1-4; Curling 1-2; Forensics 1-4; Musical 1,3-4; N ILS. 3-4; N.H.S. Sec y 4; Softball 1; Thespians 1-4; Letterman’s Club 4; Spanish Club 3-4; Trees for Tomorrow 3. MITCHELL, GUY A. “Mitch, June 2,1966 — Baseball 1-2; Football 1-4. NICKEL, BARTLEY E., “Chew Bud, Aug. 2. 1966 — F.F.A. 2-4; F.F.A. Sec’y 3; F.F.A. Pres. 4; Wrestling 4 ORTMAN. JULIE ANN. July 27. 1966 — Curling 2-4; Homecoming Court 2; Prom Court 3; Softball 2-4; Volleyball 2. PATCH IN. SEAN MICHAEL, “Patch. March 30. 1966 — Annual Staff 4; All Conf. Chorus 1-4; Chorus 1-4; Curling 1-3; Forensics 1-4; Librarian 4; Musical 1-4; Fall Play 1; Thespians 1-4; Track 1-2; Solo Ensemble 4; Spanish Club 1-2. PAULSON, THOMAS DUANE, Paul Butt. Oct. 9, 1965 — Foot- ball 1-2; Golf 1-2,4; Fall Play 4; Wrestling 1-4. PETERSON. MARK ANDREW. Oct. 3, 1965 — Basketball 1-4; Baseball 1-4; Class V. Pres 2; Football 1-4; Forensics 1; Homecoming Court I; Lettermcn's Club 4; Spanish Club 3-4; Football Honorable Mention All Conf. 4. PUFAHL, JEFFERY SCOTT, May 30, 1966 — Annual Staff 4; All Conf. Chorus 1 -4; Badger Boy Alternate 3; Chorus 1 -4; Cross Country 1; Curling 1-4; Forensics 2-4; Golf 1-2; Musical 1-4; Newspaper Staff 2-4; Prom Master of Ceremonies 3; Thespians 2-4; Thespian V. Pres. 4; Photography Club 4; Lettcrman’s Club 4; Swing Choir 1. Trans- ferred from Green Bay. freshman year. RIVEST, JAMES P.. “Jim. July 28.1965— Chorus 1-2,4; Football 1- 4; Homecoming King 4; Musical 1; Track 1; Wrestling 1-4; Wrestling Club 3-4; Wrestling Co-Capt. 4. RIVEST. ROBERT, “RUBSEY, June 17, 1966 — Basketball 1-2; Football 3. ROUNDY, DENNIS R., “Rocky, Feb. 7,1966 —Chorus 1-3; F.F.A. 1-4; F.F.A. Treas. 3; F.F.A. Scc’y 4; Spanish Club 3. SATINA, GARY JOHN. “T-BA. May 24, 1966 — Basketball 1-4; Cross Country 3-4; Football 1-2; Golf 1-2; Musical 3-4; Fall Play 3; Student Council 1-2. SOMMERS. MICHAEL J.. “Mike, Aug. 12. 1966— Band 1-2; Pep Band 1; Chorus 1; F.F.A. 1-4. STEBBINS, KERW1N Oct. 23, 1965 — Wrestling 4. STILSON, JILL RENEE, “Rill, June 21, 1966 — Annual Staff 4; All Conf. Chorus 1,3; Band 2-3; Pep Band 2-3; Cheerleader 4; Chorus 1,3; Photography Club 4; Lettcrman’s Club 4; Volleyball Mgr. 3-4. THOMPSON, GEORGE, Dec. 28. 1965 — Curling 1-3; Musical 1-2; Fall Play 1-2. TYE. AMY P., Oct. 11, 1965 — Basketball 3; Cheerleader 4; Cross Country 1-4; Homecoming Court 4; Homecoming Queen 4; N.H.S. 3- 4; N.H.S. Treas. 4; Prom Court 3; Student Council 3-4; Student Council Treas. 4; Track 1-2 VRBSKY. REBECCA C, “Bronco, April 11, 1966 — Annual Staff 4; Chorus 2; Curling 1; Librarian 2-4; Library Club 4. WALDNER. LISA MARIE, Dec. 15, 1965 — Chorus 1,3; Spanish Club 3. WHEELER, JENNIFER LYNN. June 13, 1966 — Transferred to Pardeeville, senior year. Childhood Memories First Row: Linda E., Dcannc L.. Scan P.. Wendy A., Vonnic B., Second Row: Darcy G., Amy G., Lisa W.. Carl A., Rob and Jim R.. Third Row: Tim B . Vicki H., Carol G.. Kray B., Dawn B.. Fourth Row: Mark P., Bart E., Jill S.. Carl F., Jeff P., Fifth Row: Russ J. Becky V., Rick K.. Kari E., Jenny W. 10 First Row: Amy T.. Gary L.. Rick B„ Gary S., Lori K„ Second Row: Joe B.. Rita B., Doug H„ Guy M.. Michelle M., Third Row: Pat B„ Tom P., Deb G., Kerry G., Corina G., Fourth Row: Julie O., Michelle J., Penny D. 11 UNDERCLASSMEN Juniors — Dean Hoel Marcy Dawson 12 Abell, Steve Abrath, Bob Atkinson, Michelle Bahr. Janel OFFICERS: Sec. J. Bahr. VP. J. Haberkorn, Pres., S. Simonson, Treas., B Bostad Baker, Rachel Balsigcr. Steve Barden. Tim Barden, Todd Becker, Troy Bostad. Bob Bradley, Darla Brown, Cami Burmcstcr, Jim Casper. Dave Clark. Julie Cole, Christine Dahnert, Kevin Dawson. Marcella Dumke, LaDonna Eggleston. Sue Ehlcrt, Kory Ernst. Kelly Farrey, Ellen Gassen. Bonnie Grccnhcck. Chris Gricpcntrog, Mike Haberkorn, Jay Hanson. Sue 13 Harper, Jerilyn Hawley, Jim Hebl, Dave Hecht, Beth Hinkley, Mike Hoel, Dean Holmes, Kurt Kluth, Rhonda Kuhl, Russ LaMarche, Joanne Larson. Lisa Lawless, Jeff Ludwig, Todd Lueptow, Dave Lucptow, Scott Maginnis. Kelly Marchant. Craig McMahon. Carl Mikle. Mark Miles, Trina Miller, Trish Newell, Mitty Premo, Tony Pulver, Scoti Rhode, Sheila Roundy, Jenny Roundy, Kendra Saviano. Candace Simonson, Sheila Skinner. Beth Smith, Debbie Stebbins, Karl Stcrland, Sue Swanson. Steve Swenson, Ellen Tclvick, Roger Triemstra, Clarence Ullrich. Bonnie Wegner. Dan Wendt. Kory Wilkins. Kellie Wolf. Todd Zanca, Dawn 15 OFFICERS: Pres.. M Bubolz, V.P. D. Curtis, Sec., S. Moorehousc, Trcas., R. Farrey SOPHOMORES Balzer. Barb Barrett, Michele Beahm, Doug Becker, Traci Bostad. Kevin Bourdcau, Tim Boys, Daron Brcncman, Audra Bubolz. Mark Calkins, Kevin Cook, Jason Crichton, Adam Crotty, Chris Curtis, Dennis Dirk, Leslie Duffcrt, Tim Ernst. Lisa Farrey. Ruth Felton, Brian Fischer, Patti 16 George, Jamie Graack, Timmic Sue Hamel, Karen Hamilton. Rick Hare, Dave Harrison, Graham Hcplcr, Brian Hcplcr, Todd Hilbert, Andrew Hoel, Jona Hoeppner, Brenda Hollendykc, Brenda Jerred, Dan Kiermas, Jon Kuhl, Chris Lappen. Rick Lewis, Deb Manthey, Monica Millard. Kris Moorehousc, Sheri Kevin Bostad 17 Nchls, Oran Nickel, Sue Osborn. Caroline Patchin, Brad Rivest, John Rossi, Kristi Schmitt, Darin Schwanz, Joe Seely, Wendy Skaar, Rick “Getting into the Homecoming Spirit are: D. Hare. B. Weigel, R. Hamilton. S. Wegner. D. Curtis. J. George. Smith. Gena Smith. Nicole Stekelberg. Bill Stilson. Amy Stofflet. Allen Waldner. Pam Warber, Teri Wegner. Shawn Weigel. Brennen Wilson. Brian 18 Trcav Jenni Manihey Abcrlc. Amy Atkinson. Gay Baerwald. Tom Bahls, Patti Bailey. Roy Baillies. Pat Baldowin, Dan Barden. Betsy Bartels. Christine Bartnicki. Deb Bcrnau. Lucas Blount. Tom Bortz. Robin Brcncman. Bryan Burmester. Bob Buzzcll. Mike Cahoon. Corey Chapman. Cory Cohcc. Lonnie Dahnert, Kay Denzcr, Stephanie Duffcrt, Mark Ellc, Erik Gasscn. Barbara 19 Gleiter, Karen Griepentrog, Lori Grueneberg, Julie Harruff, Andrea Hebl. Mikki Hill. Kelly Hocppner, Donald Jarchow, Doug Jerome. Kathy Jerome, Pat Killoran, Jim Kluth, Becky 20 Mikki Hebl Betsy Barden Nobbs, Debbie Pease, Joe Premo, Shawn Pufahl, Mike Rose, Laura Roundy. Russell Schehr. Sherry Schultz, Marc Schultz. Susan Schumann, Debbie Sims. Sam Skinner. Theresa Stavcness, Jody Sterland. Kurt Stieber. Kathy Storandt, Teri Suchomel, Tim Thompson. Tammy Thompson, Tyler Torstveit, Jared Van Swol, Patti Van Wormer, Mike Wruck. Sherri Ziehmke, Tony 21 A D M I N I S T R A T I O N BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated: Mr. Clifton Bradley, President; Mrs. Dorothy Sommers, Mr. Gene Boys. Standing: Mr. Gene Dawson. Treas.; Mr. Ralph Bailey, Vice-President; Mr. Edward Taylor. Mr. Judd Neef. Clerk. AND STAFF MR. GERALD O. SKAAR — SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS. National Honor Society Advisor, Luther Col- lege, B.A., George Washington University, M.A., U. of W. Madison, Ph. D. MR. DANIEL W. HARMON — PRINCIPAL, Student Council Advisor, Illinois State University. B.S., Northern Illinois University, M.S. 22 Sonya Buzzcll — Secretary to the Prin- cipal Ruth Wegner — Office Assistant Ann Miller Secretary to the Superin- tendent Gladys Krueger District Bookkeeper BUS DRIVERS — Front Row: Elnetta Smith. Mary Wendt, Fern Bcssac. Lome Weisinger. Mary Crotty, Back Row: Sharon Maginnis, Kay Uhlhorn, Tim Smith, John Atkinson, Gordon Weisinger, Pauline Treadwell, Rev. Dungan. Missing from picture: Cal Barden Maxine Von Behren. COOKS Front Row: Doris Lytle. Romona Glcitcr, Evelyn Smith CUSTODIANS — Front Row: John Hcrold. Gwen Briggs, Back Row: Back Row: Pat Lueptow, Pearl Barden, Linda Bradley, Sue Swanson. Byron Patchin, Garry Millard, Gregg Schwartz, Bryan Oosterhof 23 DEDICATION We. the editors and staff of the 1984 Whisper, dedicate this yearbook to Mrs. June Lenz. During her 36 years at Pardecville High School, Mrs. Lenz has been an example of an enthusiastic and dedicated teacher. In addition to teaching various Business Education classes, Mrs. Lenz is the advisor to the school newspaper, the Bulldog s Bark. Mrs. Lenz is always available when someone is needed to help sell tickets, sell concessions and chaperone dances. She enthusiastically participates in school activities such as dress-up days, assemblies, and attends nearly every school event. Our yearbook staff would especially like to recognize Mrs. Lenz for her 36yrsas Yearbook Advisor. We are able to appreciate the many hours site must have spent to produce the previous excellent editions of the Whisper. Congratulations, Mrs. Lenz. 24 MR WES BABCOCK — Bio- logy. Science. Head Track and Cross Country Coach. Fresh- man Advisor. U. of W White- water. B.S. MR ROBERT BOSTAD Physical Education, Head Foot- ball Coach, U. of W. Stevens Point, B.S. MRS NANCY CARR — Eng 9 12, College Prep, Literary Drama, Creative Writing. Drama Director. Sr. Advisor. MaeMurray College. M.A. MRS KATHLEEN A CASEY — Spanish I II. Spanish III. Independent Study. Spanish Club Advisor. U. of W Whitewater. B.S. MR HOWARD A DRA- HEIM — Industrial Education - Metals, Electronics. Small Engines. Energy. U. of W Stout. B.S. MRS. EVELYN V. GOKE English II, Speech. Journalism, Basic Skills, Forensics Coach, Thespian Advisor, U. of W. Platteville. B.S. MISS DELLA HARR — Sen- ior High Chapter I, U. of W. Oshkosh, B.S. MR WILLIAM HEBL — Driver's Education. Head Baseball Coach, U. of W. Whitewater. B.S. MR CHARLES HERMAN — General Math. Business Math. Introduction to Algebra. Geo- metry. U of W. Oshkosh. B.S MRS. LYNN R HERRMAN — Resource Program Coordina- tor, U. of W. Madison. B.S. MS. MRS. MARY HORTON — Guidance and Counseling. Wayne State University. B.A. M.A. B. Bostad. D. Harmon MR RON KNUTSON — Vo- cational Agriculture. FFA Ad- visor. U. of W River Fails, B.S. MRS. JUNE M LENZ Business Ed. — Bus. Law. Of- fice Procedures. Shorthand, Typing, U. of W. Madison. M S. MS JULIE McGRAW — Physical Ed., Volleyball Coach, Athletic Dir., Letter- man’s Club, Sr. Class Advi- sor, Iowa Wesleyan. B.S. MRS. LINDA NEEF — Eng- lish 10. Junior Class Advisor. U. of W Madison. B.S. MRS. IDA M. PRICE — Ac- counting I, Computer Concepts, Automated Accounting. Pro- gramming. Taylor University, B.S. MISS MARIE RAHN —Alge- bra I II, U. of W. Oshkosh. B.S. MR JAMES W RUSCH — High School Vocal Music. St. Norbert MRS. JULIE RUSSO — Home Economics-Child De- velopment. Foods I. Home Interior Design, Single Survi- val. U. of W. Stout. B.S. MRS. JUDY SKAAR — Home Economics — Clothing, Family Living, Needlecrafts, Single Survival. U. of W. Stout. B.S. MR. WALTER SPRECHER — Social Studies, Chemistry, U. of W. Platteville. B.S. MRS. JANET STANGLAND — Health Occupation. Mounds Midway School of Nursing, St. Paul. MN 26 MR TOM TEOFILO — Cur- rent Events, West. Civiliza- tion. State of Wis., Federal Gov’t.. J V Basketball Coach. U of W Oshkosh. B S. MR PHILIP W TRAHMS Industrial Education — Wood- working, Drafting, World of In- dustry, U. of W. Stout, B.S. MR PAUL ULRICH - High School Instrumental Music. Pep Band. U. of W. Stevens Point. B A. C. Winters MS M WALDINGbR — History. Cheerleading. Pom Pon, Jr. Advisor. Yearbook Photo-Club Co-Advisor. U. of W. Whitewater. B.S. MISS CHRISTINE WIN- TERS — Librarian, Library Club Advisor. Yearbook Pho- tography Club Co-Advisor, U. of W. Stevens Point, B.S. MR. KEN YOURA — Art Commercial Art, Crafts. Design Lettering. Drawing Paint- ing. Jewelry, U. of W. Stevens Point MRS PATRICIA A YOURA — Health Occupations. U. of W. Stevens Point. B.S M. Rahn. I. Price. J. Lenz 27 Color Guards: Dawn Zanca. Kendra Roundy, Julie Grueneberg. Debbie Smith, Janel Bahr Majorette, Carol Grueneberg Front: C. Grueneberg. D. Gavinski, J. LaMarche, N. Smith, T. Becker, A. Stilson. P. Fischer. D. Nobbs. B. Barden, K. Stieber, M. Hebl. A. Millard, L. Rose. 2nd Row: J. Bahr, D. Schumann, L. Griepcntrog, S. Schultz, K. Hamel. S. Moorehouse, K. Maginnis, T. Barden. P. Dann, S. Simonson, C. Bartels. J. Manthey, P. Bahls, T. Storandt, D. Zanca. 3rd Row: J. Grueneberg, M. Schultz. M. Pufahl, C. Kuhl, B. Patchin, K. Bostad. R. Skaar. D. Jerred, D. Lueptow, J. Burmester, D. Hebl, T. Barden. T. Ziehmke. C. Neef, T. Barden. J. Pease. R. Telvick. B. Hccht, C. Osborn. M. Manthey, K. Dahnert. D. Smith. Back Row: R Farrey, S. Hanson. S. Eggleston. S. Sterland. C. Cahoon. B. Hepler. J. Kermis. K. Calkins, A. Crichton. C. Hecht, D. Boys. R. J arc how. B. Hodgson. M. Dawson. K. Roundy. Front: S. Patchin, K. Brown, T. Barden, L. Cohee, J. Rivest, C. Fischer, R. Skaar, M. Pufahl. 2nd Row: V. Hamel, B. Ullrich, M. Dawson, R. Bortz, B Balzcr, S. Rhode. P. Waldner. P. Bahls, D. Nobbs, S. Sterland, D. Zanca, D. Bradley, L. Klawittcr. Back Row: T. Miles, B. Hccht, B. Hoeppner, L. Law less, D. Gavinski. M. Manthey, E. Swenson, A. George, J. Clark, T. Storandt, R. Farrey, P. Fischer, M. Manthey, C. Osborn, K. Wilkins, P. Dann, Mr Rusch. N E W 5 P A P E R 6 A N N U A L All publications require hours of hard work and dedica- tion. Staff members of both the BULLDOGS BARK and the WHISPER put forth the neces- sary effort to produce these two fine publications. Both groups concentrated their efforts on page design, typing, soliciting ads, and rais- ing additional funds by sponsor- ing numerous dances and con- cessions. The BULLDOGS BARK staff concentrated on the use of many more photos and more current coverage of school events. A color endsheet featuring the Senior Class and a supple- ment of Spring activities to be received in the Fall are the spe- cial features of this yearbook. Front: Todd Hcplcr, Trina Miles, Beth Hecht. Jancl Bahr, Dawn Zanca Middle: Kelly Ernst. Corina Gust row sky, Bonnie Ullrich. Beth Skinner. Tim Barden Back: Mrs. Lcnz, Ellen Swenson. Carol Gruencbcrg. Jeff Pufahl, Doug Hoffmann. Ellen Farrey. Sheila Simonson. Amy George. Kerry Gee Newspaper Co-Editors: Kerry Gee. Doug Hoffmann Annual Staff Co-Editors: Rita Bahls. Amy George Front Row Bruce Hodgson, Jeff Pu- fahl. Penny Dann, Becky Vrbsky. Scan Patchin Second Row: Ellen Swenson, Vicki Hamel, Kellie Wilkins, Kelly Ernst. Michelle Atkinson. Lisa Larson Third Row: Ellen Farrey. Christine Cole. Carl Fischer. Sheila Simonson, Carol Grueneberg. Sue Hanson, Jill Stilson. Darcy Gavinski. Julie Lang. Doug Hoffmann Fourth Row: Michelle Jolliffc, Cami Brown, Beth Skinner, Beth Hecht. Lori Klawitter, Dawn Brueckner. Stephanie Hanna. Corina Gustrowsky, Kerry Gee 34 CLUB DE ESPANOL Front: E. Swenson, D. Bradley, T. Miles, D. Zanca, T. Miller, L. Dumke. L. Griepentrog, K. Jerome. K. Hill Row 2: T. Hepler, M. Mikle. J. Staveness. S. Sims, S. Premo. T. Blount. B Breneman, P. Waldncr. K. Hamel. A. Harruff. D Bartnicki Row 3: P Bailies. L. Bernau, J. Hoel. S. Moorehouse, K. Dahnert, S. Denzer. S. Hanson. R. Farrey Row 4: J. Torstveit. D. Boys, B. Bostad, S. Sterland, D. Smith, K. Ernst, B. Skinner. S. Simonson, K. Roundy, J. Bahr Row 5: L. Larson, R Bahls. M Manthey. D Gavinski. K Brown. R Baker Top: D. Hoffmann. M. Bubolz, M. Peterson. A. George. B. Hecht, C. Brown. Mrs. Casey 35 Chris Kuhl, Ross Manthey, Darrel Kuhl, Bob Abrath, Bill Payne, Bart Nickel, Jeff Manthcy, Dennis Roundy, Dan Wegner, Clarence Triemstra The Future Farmers of America is an organization dealing with agricul- ture. Every year, students learn about more convenient and efficient ways to farm; they also receive training which will help them in agricultural busi- ness. An annua] Hay and Grain Show is held so students can show their pro- ducts and have them judged. 36 Winners of the Hay and Grain Show: Ross Manthey, Shawn Wegner. Clarence Triemstra, Jeff Manthey, Mike Sommers, Paul Landsverk At left: The clear winner in the Largest Squash Cata- gory was Mike Sommers, with his 234 pound squash. At right: Jeff Manthey is receiving his Crop Champi- on award from Ag Instructor Ron Knutson. LIBRARY CLUB Stated: J Roundy, C. Saviano, E. Farrey, K. Ernst, M. Jolliffe, B. Gassen, E. Swenson, C. Cole, K Wilkins. B. Abrath. Standing: A. Aberle, S. Wruck, S. Patchin, B. Ullrich. B. Vrbsky, D. Brucchncr. Missing: T, Bacrwald. B. Barden, C. Grucneberg, C. Gustrowsky, S. Hanson, L. Klawittcr. J. Manthcy, S. Simonson, T. Storandt, C. Bartels. PHOTO CLUB Library Club is an important ser- vice organization at P.H.S. Student Librarians use their study hall time assisting Miss Winters with library duties. The Club sponsors an annual Ques- tion of the Day Contest. This contest challenges participants in the use of library resource materials. Last year’s winner was Gary Satina Penny Dann placed second. Gary re- ceived a $10.00 gift certificate from Walden Books. Gary also had his name engraved on the Question of the Day Plaque. Gary Satina. Penny Dann 1984 marked Photo Club’s second year at P.H.S. The only requirement for membership was an interest in photography. Projects done included developing black white film, and making proof sheets and enlargements. Special darkroom techniques such as burning and dodging were taught. Several Ko- dak slide presentations covering cam- era use, lenses, and filters were shown. End of the year projects in- cluded the ektachrome slide process making photograms. Standing: Penny Dann, Michelle Jolliffe Seated: Ellen Farrey. Rachel Baker, Tony Ziehmke. Standing in back: Kendra Roundy 37 AND ITS ACTIVITIES Front Row: Bob Burmcster. Mikki Hebl. Mike Pufah! Second Row: Corina Gustrowsky. Sue Sterland. Ellen Swenson. Kelly Ernst. Russ Kuhl. Rick Skaar Third Row: Tim Barden. Amy Tye. Joe Baldowin. Russ Jarchow, Kevin Bostad. Daron Boys Fourth Row: Bruce Hodgson Student Council, made up of three freshmen, three sophomores, three ju- niors, and six seniors planned and co- ordinated several major events this year. This industrious group was led under the direction of Mr. Harmon. The week long homecoming festivities was the council's first major project. All of the games that were held at noon and on Thurs. evening were made up by council members. Mr. Ken Youra was the director for Homecoming this year. He played a huge part in its success by helping the council plan and organize the celebration. For more information on Homecoming Week see pg. seventy four. They next sponsored the first Hallow- een Costume day at P.H.S. Students were apprehensive about dressing up and when non-participants saw how many took the challenge of creating a costume, many were regretful that they had not pul on a disguise. At Christmas time the council orga- nized the student assembly. Individuals and clubs took part by performing skits and singing songs. Bruce Hodgson enter- tained the troops by having various stu- dents draw names for candy. Sponsoring dances was another re- sponsibility of the council, as was stock- ing the pop machines and keeping the event board in front of the school up to Mr. Harmon — Advisor Tim Barden — Vice President Amy Tye — Treasurer Kelly Ernst — Secretary Bruce Hodgson — President date. These are just a few of the many ac- tivities that the Student Council was in- volved with. Without their hard work and dedication many of these events would have been impossible. L E T T E R M E N Front: D. Hcbl. B. Abrath, B. Ebcrle, C. Hecht. J. Pufahl, P. Bourdeau, S. Simonson. J. Harper. M. Manthey Second Row: K. Ernst. C. Grueneberg, R Skaar. E. Farrey, K. Wilkins, C. Cole, J. Roundy, A. George, P. Dann, D. Bradley Third Row: K Bostad, C. Fischer, R Farrey, A. Millard, M. Manthey, C. Osborn, M. Dawson. B. Hecht, J. Bahr. D. Zanca Fourth Row: D. Gavinski. S. Hanson, R. Kuhl, J. Burmcstcr, S. Swanson Top: B Ullrich, K. Gee, K. Ehlert, J. Stilson, C. Gustrowsky, S. Moorchouse. R. Lawrence A new organization at P.H.S. this year was the Lettermen's Club. Miss Julie McGraw was the advisor to the organization avail- able to all varsity letter winners. The lettermen sponsored var- ious money making activities this year. The major fund raiser was the chili feed and a faculty vs. the Ar- kansas Gems basketball game. The cookie sale held at Christmas time was another of their fund raisers. Money raised by the hard work- ing letter winners will be used to help purchase a whirlpool and car- penting for the weight room. In ad- dition, funds will be used for the purchase of plaques for the senior letter winners to include their names and the sports in which each recipient received his her letter. FACULTY TEAM Front: Referee; Mr. Herman, Mr. Schmies. Mr. Bab- cock, Mrs. Soder- man, Mr. Cross, Back: Mr. Pufahl, Mr. Ebben, Mr. McDermott, Mr. Maass. Mr. Harmon 40 THESPIANS Froni: Ellen Farrey, Jancl Bahr. Kelly Ernst. Jeff Pufahl. Carl Fischer, Kellie Wilkins Middle: Sue Hanson, Michelle Manthey, Sue Eggleston, Christine Cole, Amy George, Jenny Roundy, Beth Hecht, Beth Skinner. Marcy Dawson. Monica Manthey, Ruth Farrey. Patti Fischer, Back: Bruce Hodgson, Doug Hoffmann, Bob Abrath. Chris Hecht. Michelle Jolliffe, Rita Bahls, Scan Patchin, Todd Hepler The International Thespi- an Society is an honorary drama fraternity whose members must earn the nec- essary ten points to belong. The troupe decides what characters the members should portray when they are initiated. On initiation day they must dress and act as that character. After becom- ing a Thespian, members work at fund raisers and help with improving the stage. FORENSICS Winners at the Local Forensics Contest held Mon.. Feb. 20, 1984 were: PLAY ACTING Kellie Wilkins and Ellen Swenson Dawn Zanca and Darcy Gavinski STORY TELL- ING DEMONSTRATION Jeff Pufahl Sue Hanson Amy George Ellen Farrey Marcy Dawson Janel Bahr 4-MINUTE SPEECH Rita Bahls POETRY Mike Pufahl Lucas Bcrnau Tcri Slorandt Lisa Larson PROSE Michelle Manthey Todd Hepler Monica Manthey Daron Boys — Alt. Jenny Roundy INTERPRETIVE THEATER Darla Bradley and Cami Brown Scan Patchin and Dave Casper Forensics Winners Seated: A. George. J. Bahr, M. Manthey, P. Fischer, D. Zanca, M. Dawson Middle: M. Hcbl. S. Eggleston, E. Farrey. C. Cole. M. Manthey, L. Larson. D. Gavinski. E. Swenson, M. Pufahl Back: T. Storandt, P Bahls. J Roundy, D. Bradley, C. Brown, T. Hepler, D. Casper. D. Boys, S. Patchin DECLAMATION PUBLIC ADDRESS Sue Eggleston Patti Bahls Mikki Hebl Patti Fischer 41 BULLDOG SPORTS 42 U RAH RAH FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS — Front: Sue Eggleston, Row 2: Amy George. Kerry Gee. Jenni Manthey, Chris Bartels, Darcy Gavinski, Middle: Kelly Ernst, Top: Susie Sterland WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS — Standing: Beth Hecht, Ellen Farrey. Ruth Farrcy. Middle: Amy Millard. Top: Amy George Not pictured: Amy Tyc. VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS — JV CHEERLEADERS — Chris Bartels, Theresa Skinner. Dcbbi Bottom: Carol Grueneberg, Jill Stilson. Top: Sue Bartnicki. Jenni Manthey. Eggleston. Marcy Dawson. Sue Hanson. Not Pictured: Lori Klawitter. p A R D E E V I L L E 43 44 45 p o M P O N S Dawn Zanca, Trina Miles, Susie Sterland, Darla Bradley, Joanne La Marche, Kelly Ernst, Christine Cole, Darcy Gavinski, Caroline Osborn, Monica Manthcy, Mikki Hcbl. Kathy Sticbcr, Cami Brown, Kay Dahnert, Janel Bahr. Not Pictured: Beth Skinner. Co-Captains: Kelly Ernst Darcy Gavinski Senior: Darcy Gavinski 46 For the first time the Pom Pon sea- son was a winter sport. Except for a special appearance at the Parent's Night football game, performances were saved for the basketball floor. Sixteen members were selected as a result of performing a tryout routine to Photograph by Def Leppard. Eight of the sixteen chosen were new first year members. The only senior, Darcy Gavinski a junior, Kelly Ernst were chosen by the squad as Co-Captains. Many different types of routines were performed this season. Accom- panied by the Pep Band, the squad performed to the music: “Apache , “Great Balls of Fire , “The Strip- per , “N.F.L. , “It's So Easy , “Alexander's Ragtime Band”. The performance to “Alexander’s Rag- time Band was a novelty routine done with hats and canes. “Beat It by Michael Jackson featured the squad dressed as members of a street gang. A chair routine was performed to the theme song from the television series “Hardcastle and McCormick . The Christmas assembly saw the squad singing “The Twelve Days After Christmas. Beth Skinner Costumed for the routine Beat It. 47 BULLDOGS Fall 1983 marked another successful season for the girls. Short in number, the girls ran with determination and finished strong at the Lake Mills and Waterloo Invitationals. Amy Tye and Patti VanSwol placed All- Conference, leading the team to a second place confer- ence finish. Qualifying for Sectionals, the team placed third qualifying Amy Tye for State. Amy was selected Team Captain and Most Valuable Player by her team- mates. Bottom: Amy Tye. Beth Skinner. Jancl Bahr Top: Patti VanSwol, Amy Millard, Marcy Dawson, Coach Babcock Amy Tye Janel Bahr Marcy Dawson Beth Skinner Amy Millard Patti VanSwol 48 ON THE RUN Bollom: Brian Fcllon, Bob Burmcstcr, Joe Pease Top: Dan Jerred, Sieve Abell, Pat Bourdeau, Coach Babcock. Despite having a young inexperienced team, the boys harriers had an impressive season. Led by Team Cap- tain and Most Valuable Player Pat Bourdeau, the team showed great improvement throughout the season. At the Conference Meet Pat Bourdeau placed fifth lead- ing the team to a fifth place conference finish. Pat concluded his high school cross country career at the Sectional Meet where he placed fourteenth. Dave Beahm Pal Bourdeau Steve Abell Brian Felton 49 Joe Pease Dan Jerred VOLLEYBALL VOLLEYBALL SCOREBOARD P.H.S. OPPONENT W 3-0 Columbus W 2-1 Horicon L i-2 Markesan W 2-1 Westfield W 3-0 Fall River L 1-2 Green Lake L 1-2 Poynette W 2-1 Montello W 2-1 Cambria W 2-1 Wayland Academy L 1-2 Princeton W 3-0 Randolph W 2-1 Wayland Academy L 0-3 Rio Rcgionals: W 2-1 Rio L 1-2 Princeton Non-Conference Bottom: E. Farrcy, C. Cole, K. Wilkins, C. Osborn, J. Harper Middle: P. Dann, J. Grucncberg, S. Hanson, V. Hamel, Coach MeGraw Top: N. Smith, R. Farrey, P. Fischer, D. Lewis, Manager, J. Stilson Kellie Wilkins Caroline Osborn Ellen Farrey Christine Cole Sue Hanson Penny Dann Jerilyn Harper Vicki Hamel 50 Bottom: C. Lang, K. Dahnert.T. Skinner, D. Lewis, P. Bahls, Coach TeofiloTop: K. Stciber. M. Hebl, N. Smith, A. Breneman, P. Fischer, R. Farrey, B. Balzer Sr. Co-Captains: Penny Dann Vicki Hamel The 1983 Volleyball team had an exciting year with many close match- es. The team placed 4th in the confer- ence with a 5-4 record, 10-6 overall. Team members included five re- turning letterwinners: Penny Dann, Vicki Hamel, Ellen Farrey, Sue Han- son and Jerilyn Harper as well as eight first year varsity players. Ellen Farrey was elected Most Valuable Player. Penny Dann, Jeri- lyn Harper and Kellie Wilkins earned All-Conference Honorable Mention Awards. 51 READY ... SET ... HUT With many circumstances against them, the team still managed to have a winning season under Coaches Bos- tad and Maass. Homecoming was an event that we will long remember. When we faced Cambria, we played the worst mud bowl the fans had seen in years. The rain poured and although the Bull- dogs played a respectable game, they came up short and lost by 26 points. Pardeeville bounced back to win their last 3 games, which gave the Bulldogs a winning season. Two of our men were chosen as All- Conference Honorable Mention; Mark Peterson for Offensive End and Carl Fischer for Defensive Lineback- er and Defensive Lineman. Joe Baldowin was chosen as Team Cap- tain and the Most Valuable Player and Outstanding Lineman Awards went to Carl Fischer. The Bulldogs had one man injured during the course of the season. Guy Mitchell ruptured his spleen and was missed by all. SEASON RECORD P.H.S. OPPONENT 21 6 Montello 7 29 Randolph 15 12 Rio 0 53 Poyncttc 8 16 Westfield 8 34 Cambria 28 0 Green Lake 32 8 Fall River 25 20 Princeton PARENTS NIGHT: Scott Pulvcr, Mr. Pulvcr, Mrs. Premo, Tony Prcmo. Mr. Prcmo, Mark Peterson. Mr. Peterson, Oran Nchls, Mrs. Nehls, Mrs. Kuhl, Chris Kuhl Bottom: Coach Bostad. M Pcierson. C. Fischer. J. Rivest. R. Jarchow, J. Baldowin. R. Skaar. Coach Maass. 2nd Row: D Wegner. J. Rossi. B Bostad. R Tclvick. T. Premo, S. Pulver. K. Brown. 3rd Row: R. Lappen, C. Crotty, T. Becker, M Bubolz, S. Swanson, D. Hebl, K. Bostad. 4th Row: B Weigel. S. Wegner. J. Cook, D. Curtis. J. Haberkorn. C. Kuhl. Top: J. George. B. Stckelberg, O. Nehls, J. Schwanz. FRESHMEN TEAM: Bottom: M. Buzzcll, T. Blount. D. Jarchow. D. Miller. P Miklc. Top: C. Nccf. D. Baldowin. S. Premo. M. Duffcrt, T. Suchomcl. R. Roundy. NOT PIC- TURED: B. Breneman. M. Pufahl, T. Zichmkc. 53 54 1984 MATMEN SUCCESSFUL Varsity — Front: Kory Ehlert (98 ). Erik Elle (105 ), Tim Suchomcl (112 ), Jeff Lawless (119 ), Russ Kuhl (126 ), Jim Rivest (132 ) Back: Mr. Payne — Asst. Coach, Doug Jarchow (138 ), Russ Jarchow (145 ), Joe Baldowin (155 ), Chris Hccht (167 ), Tom Paulson (185 ), Rick Lappen (UNL), Mr Hull — Coach Coach Hull, Coach Payne Junior Varsity — Front: Sam Sims, Jody Stave- ness, Mike Van Wormcr, Kurt Sterland. Mark Duffert, Tyler Thomp- son Back: Coach Hull, Bart Nickel. Bill Stekel- berg, Karl Stebbins, Bruce Hodgson, Tim Duffert Nineteen Eighty-Four was a great season for the Bulldog Wrestling Squad. The team had the best Dual County Conf. record in the school’s wrestling history. Finishing its regular season with a record of ten wins three losses. It was the First time the team had a sectional champion, Kory Ehlert. Two wrestlers, Kory E. and Russ Jarchow, qualified for the state tournament. The team’s tournament record was also one of success. At Dodgeland the wrestlers Finished second, the best in 11 years of participation in this tourna- ment. Individuals placing First at Dodge- land were Kory E. (98 ), Russ J. (145 ), and Joe Baldowin (155 ). Jim Rivest (132 ) placed second and team mem- bers, Russ Kuhl (126 ). Doug Jarchow (138 ), Tom Paulson (167 ), and Rick Lappen (UNL) placed third. Joe Baldowin received the tournament’s Outstanding Wrestler Trophy. On Jan. 14 Pardeeville hosted the an- nual Bulldog Invitational. Jim R. and Russ J. placed First while Kory E., Doug J„ and Rick L. Finished second. The Bulldogs wrestled to a fourth place Finish in their tournament. The Bulldogs placed second at the Conference Tournament and had four conference champions; Kory E., Jim R., Russ J., and Joe B. Tom P. Finished sec- ond in conference action while Erik Elle (105 ) and Jamie George (119 ) placed third. In regional action Pardeeville placed second and qualiFied Five wrestlers for the Sectional Tournament; Kory E., Jim R„ Doug J., Russ J., and Joe B. Tim Suchomel (112 ) and Tom P. ended their season with third place Finishes at regionals. At the State Tournament Kory Ehlert finished fourth while Russ Jarchow fin- ished sixth, making Kory and Russ the first Pardeeville wrestlers to place in state competition. 55 56 GIRLS BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD P.H.S. OPPONENT 63 Fall River 40 46 Wayland Academy 40 47 Princeton 36 26 Cambria 41 33 Randolph 32 48 Montello 38 27 Westfield 32 41 Rio 37 37 Poynctte 38 67 Fall River 12 43 Princeton 26 21 Dc Forest 40 39 Cambria 43 21 Randolph 38 37 Westfield 34 68 Green Lake 29 26 Rio 38 50 Poynette SUB-REGIONALS 52 35 Rio 29 32 Montello REGIONALS 31 42 Hustisford 43 Varsity Team — Kneeling: Sheila Simonson, Carol Grueneberg, Caroline Osborn, Trish Miller. Standing: Coach Teofilo, Patti VanSwol, Corina Gustrowsky, Coach Cross Despite injuries and lack of num- bers, the Girl Cagers finished a re- spectable sixth place in the Dual County Conference with a season re- cord of nine wins seven losses. Five of the team's regular season losses were by five points or less. Due to the lack of numbers, several J.V. girls dressed for varsity action. Sheila Simonson was the conference’s third leading scorer. Carol Grueneberg and Corina Gustrowsky were the team’s only sen- iors. In tournament action the girls avenged an earlier loss to Rio by de- feating the Vikings 35-29. In the first game of Regional action, the Bull- dogs defeated Montello 32-31. The season ended for the girls in the Re- gional finals when the team lost a very closely contested game to Hustisford 43-42. With the return of three varsity starters, the 1984-1985 season ap- pears promising. 58 59 BOYS BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD P.H.S. OPPONENT 54 Rio 61 53 Green Lake 38 43 Montello 48 OT 62 Poynette 48 67 Princeton 47 63 Lodi 44 59 Randolph 42 51 De Forest 49 40 Westfield 28 62 Cambria 65 65 Rio 57 51 Green Lake 46 48 Montello 47 59 Poynette 33 61 Princeton 48 73 Fall River 49 50 Westfield 52 57 Cambria 58 SUB-REGIONALS 59 Poynette REGIONALS 33 61 Princeton 48 38 Oakfield 39 Due to lack of experience and depth the season began with a slow start. After losing two of their first three games, the boys pulled together to win their next six straight games and finished the regular DCC season with thirteen wins five losses. Four of the regular season losses were by margins of five points or less. Five seniors: Don Chapman, Bart Eberle, Pat Bourdeau, Mark Peterson, and Jeff Manthcy completed the season on the varsity squad. One of the season’s most exciting moments came in the last seconds of the Pardeeville vs Montello game in which Jeff Manthey scored the game’s winning basket to defeat the Hilltoppers 48-47. In tournament action the Bulldogs de- feated Poynette and Princeton before being defeated by Oakfield. The Bull- dogs battled back from a 21-14 half- time defecit to a one point defecit with seven seconds remaining only to be de- feated 39-38. Varsity Front: Don Chapman. Tim Herrick, Bart Eberle, Mr. Sodcrman Back: Dave Hebl, Pat Bourdeau, Mark Peterson, Jim Burmestcr, Jeff Manthcy, Gary Satina, Kevin Bostad, Steve Swanson, Bob Bostad Junior Varsity — Dennis Curtis, Oran Nehls, John Rivest, Shawn Wegner, Mark Bubolz, Rick Skaar, Mr. Maass 60 Freshmen — Paul Mikle, Bob Burmestcr, Dan Miller. Tom Blount, Corby Neef, Bryan Brene- man. Cory Chapman, Mike Pufahl. Mr. Ohnesorgc, Coach Jeff Manthey's lucky five second basket which won the Montcllo game 48-47 62 BULLDOG CURLERS Front: Jenny Roundy, Bonnie Ullrich, Debbie Smith, Julie Ortman. Back Kerry Gee. Michelle Jolliffc, Lisa Ernst, Patti Bahls, Candace Saviano. Front: Jeff Pufahl, Daron Boys, Jason Cook, Dan Wegner. Back: Tim Barden. Kevin Dahncrt, Scott Lucptow, Shawn Premo, Mike Buzzell. Senior: Jeff Pufahl Senior Girls: Kerry Gee, Julie Ortman, Michelle Jolliffc. SCOREBOARD — GIRLS P.H.S. OPPONENT 5 Portage 9 8 Poynette 5 6 Lodi 8 5 Portage 12 6 Poynette 5 6 Lodi 7 DISTRICT 1 Portage 6 10 Lodi 6 SCOREBOARD BOYS P.H.S. OPPONENT 5 Portage 10 4 Poynette 11 9 Lodi 4 5 Portage 7 6 Poynette 3 6 Lodi 7 DISTRICT 3 Portage 6 5 Lodi 9 63 CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: Ellen Farrey; Brenda Hoeppner; Manager Cami Brown; Cheryl Ricks Sheila Simonson; Trina Miles; Kendra Roundy Brenda Hoeppner; Traci Becker; Sheila Simonson Marian Eberle 64 Led by team captains Cheryl Ricks and Marian Eberle, the 1983 girls’ track team recorded many outstanding performances including the 400 M relay team of Sheryl Ha- berkorn, Sheila Simonson, Marian Eberle, and Cheryl Ricks which placed fourth at the State Meet. Also qualifying for state was Sheila Simonson in the 100 M hurdles. Others who consistently placed included: Patti Fischer, discus; El- len Farrey, high jump long jump; Beth Hecht, triple jump; Kendra Roundy, 300 M hurdles; and relay members: Brenda Hoeppner Traci Becker. 1983 GIRLS TRACK From: Janel Bahr, Trina Miles, Beth Hecht, Brenda Hoeppner, Pam Waldner, Traci Becker. Middle: Patti Fischer, Ellen Farrey, Kelly Ernst, Ruth Farrey. Kendra Roundy, Sherry Abcrlc. Top: Coach Babcock, Sheryl Haberkorn, Marian Eberle, Cheryl Ricks. Sheila Simonson. Amy Stilson. Caroline Osborn. 65 66 1983 BOYS TRACK Bottom: Russ Kuhl. Tony Prcmo, Jason Cook, David Bclk, Brian Felton, Troy Becker, Middle: Dan Jerred, Bob Abrath, Shawn Wegner. Kevin Dahnert, Karl Stebbins, Dan Wegner, Top: Coaches: Babcock and Cross. Pat Bourdeau, Rick Lawrence. Ron Thomas, Carl Fischer, Orval Walker. Joe Baldowin, Coach Harruff. Rick Lawrence and Orval Walker qualified for the State Meet where Orval placed sixth in the 200 M dash. Other fine season perfor- mances came from: co-captains Carl Fischer in the discus and re- lays, Joe Baldowin in the 400 M dash and relay events, Pat Bourdeau in the 1600 M and 3200 M runs, Rick Lawrence in the high jump, and the conference champion 1600 M relay team of Kuhl, Fischer, Walker, and Lawrence. Orval Walker was selected most valuable as he led the team to a third place conference finish. 67 MVP: Orval Walker BULLDOG BASEBALL The Pardeeville nine finished a very disappointing season' tied for sixth place in the conference. The Bulldogs lost four games by one run with three of these being conference losses. On the positive side, Pardeeville defeated Cambria, which cost them a share of the conference title. The team won five of its last seven games avenging two losses. The 1983 team was very young with two seniors, one Junior, four Sophomores, and three Freshmen. With the return of eight letter-winners for the 1984 season, Pardeeville's future looks very prom- ising. Kneeling: Carl McMahon, Jay Habcrkorn, Cory Wendt, Don Chapman, Darrel Kuhl, Bobby Bostad, Bill Payne. Roger Tclvick, Todd Bubolz Standing: Assist. Coach Kath, Tyler Caswell, Bart Ebcrlc, Kevin Bostad, Mark Peterson, Dave Hcbl, Trent Caswell, Tom Lucptow, Coach Hcbl 68 SCOREBOARD OPPONENT WE THEY Portage 6 4 12 13 Wis. Dells 2 3 Wayland 12 9 Academy Rio 2 6 Westfield 0 6 Oregon 5 17 10 12 Green Lake 24 2 Pall River 3 4 Poyncttc 8 9 Randolph 11 0 Montcllo 4 3 Cambria 10 9 Princeton 4 5 SUBREGIONALS Poynctte 6 4 Rio 15 6 REG ION A LS Oakficld 2 5 M.V.P. — Darrel Kuhl Captain Bill Payne Kneeling: Chris Crotty. Cory Wendt, Mark Miklc, Mark Bubolz, Rick Skaar. Chris Kuhl. Todd Bubolz. Standing: Coach Kath. Carl McMahon, Tyler Caswell, Bart Eberle. Jim Burmester. Kevin Bostad. Daron Boys. 69 SOFTBALL ’83 Softball '83 began with a new coach, Mr. Maass. Depsite Coach Maass' leadership the girls did not have a winning season. The Varsity finished the season with a conference record of 2 wins and 8 losses; their season record was 4 wins and 10 losses. Five returning letterwomen: Terri Belk, Kerry Gee, Mary Steinich, Lee Skupnicwitz, and Lynn Swiggum led the team. L. Swiggum was chosen by the team as most valuable player and L. Skupniewitz was chosen Team Cap- tain. Kneeling: Amy George, Kellie Wilkins, Lynn Swiggum. Audra Breneman, Kelly Maginnis. Barb Balder Standing: Jerilyn Harper. Nikki Smith, Julie Ortman. Lee Skupneiwitz, Kerry Gee, Terri Belk. Coach Maass SCORES: WE THEY Columbus 17 16 Cambria 10 6 Poynette 2 12 Wayland A. 12 16 W'estfield 4 9 Montello 4 14 Princeton 6 10 Cambria 25 12 Marshall 17 8 Poynette 4 12 Westfield 16 10 Montello 2 26 Princeton Regionals: 4 22 Montello 7 17 SPECIAL THE FALL PLAY: “DEATH TAKES A HOLIDAY HOMECOMING DANCE UGLY CONTEST CONTESTANTS JENNI MANTHEY SAM SIMS BOTTOM LEFT: PROM SERVERS N. Smith B. Hocppncr Band Member (?) C. Osborn BOTTOM RIGHT 1983 PROM 71 PROM — A TROPICAL PARADISE Tropical decor and music by “De- parture” provided the setting for Prom 1983. Master Mistress of ceremonies J. Pufahl V. Hamel in- troduced the court. 1982 Prom King Arnie Fischer crowned King T. Bar- den, who then crowned C. Gruene- bcrg Queen. Miniature King Queen were N. Lueptow A. Turn- er. Members of the court were: R. Thomas C. Gustrowsky, R. Jar- chow A. Tye, D. Hoffman T. Belk, D. Chapman J. Ortman. Fol- lowing the coronation, the court led the Grand March to the theme song “Faithfully.” Carol Gruencbcrg, Queen; Tim Barden. King Miniature King Queen; Nathan Lueptow Angie Turner Master Mistress of Ceremonies; Jeff Pufahl. Coronation Vicki Hamel 72 Court: Corina Gustrowsky, Ron Thomas, Amy Tyc, Russ Jarchow, Carol Grueneberg, Tim Barden, Terri Bclk, Doug Hoffman, Julie Ortman, Don Chapman RAIN DAMPENS HOMECOMING Homecoming week was one of ex- citement and enthusiasm. Punk Day, with multi-colored hair and wild outfits, was the highlight of the dress days. Each day also featured noon hour games: penny pitch, penny drop, video games, and voting for the ugly couple and best legs contest. All money collected in the voting with pennies was contributed to the R.L. Haney Fund. Thursday evening everyone gath- ered at the park for the Bulldog Games: frisbee toss, clothespin race, girls powderpuff football and boys dodgeball among others. Mother Na- ture made an appearance and due to a downpour the evening’s remaining activities were cancelled. Friday’s pep rally of skits, talent, air guitar and banner judging con- cluded the class competition which was won by the Junior Class. In the Homecoming game the Bull- dogs battled not only the Cambria Hilltoppers. but also fought the rain. Due to the rain, the half-time show was cancelled and the Bulldogs were defeated 34-8. 74 DANCE Queen Amy Tyc King Jim Rivest Clockwise from left front: Shawn Wegner Karen Hamel, Carl Fischer Corina Gustrowsky, Amy Tye Jim Rivest, Ellen Swenson Steve Swanson, Chris Bartels Shawn Premo Burgundy and gray decor provided the atmosphere for the 1983 Homecoming Dance. The highlight of the evening was the introduction of the Court of Honor and the crowning of Homecoming King Jim Rivest and Queen Amy Tye. WIBA radio of Madison provided the music for the evening. “Hold Me Til The Morning Comes” was the theme song for the evening’s festivities. Master Mistress of Ceremonies: Bruce Hodgson Kelly Ernst 76 SEVEN BRIDES FOR SEVEN BROTHERS 71 After the oldest brother brings home a wife, the other six brothers cause trouble by finding and stealing six ladies. The six ladies eventually become their wives. Director: Mrs. Carr Make-up: Mrs. Goke Student Director: Sue Horsman Pianists: Mrs. Sanderson Michelle Manthey 79 Thank you to everyone who assisted with our Musical. DEATH TAKES A HOLIDAY VII Director..},;,...Nan A ist. Dir........V- Jeff. StSerujH... I... PaU Art Tech. ' Chri Assist. Tech Tote Promptors„i. Pcnr tJL Sell . I fl Vlake-up...... eff o 1 Car «a ..... Mikki Hebi Ale..............,y....Corby Neef uk I ambert.. .........Carl Fischer Ida....................Amy Gedrge :ephpnte...i....3r..... Darcy Gavinsk Ellen Swenson aron cesarea ...... Kray Brown he : I cniorvr. Janel Bahr ric I enton... .....Brennen VVeig ............ ra ia ... Corina Gustru Pardeevillc was given a glimpse of ihe supernatural in the Fall Play Death Takes a Holiday.” In the play, Death becomes human and travels to a wealthy family’s home in England to find out why many mor- tals fear him. 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Pepsi Distributers Portage Lumber Company Prices Strawberries Ralph Bailey Photography Simonscn Tool Machine Co. Smith Bus Service True Value Hardware Village Drug Walcott Studios Wisconsin Power Light Wyoccna Auto Sales Wyoccna Branch Bank 86 ;.. pm CAST ,,$£ fA 1 Reno Sweeney ....Sue Eggleston Billy Crocker ......................... Jeff Pufahl Moonfacc ............................. Dan Wegner Hope ................................. Ruth Farre Bonnie .................................Beth H viu Sir Evelyn ...1.............................. Todd Hepler Mrs. Harcourt .................... Michelle Mar.the Aunt Martha .................................. Darcy Gawnski Whitney ............................... Bob A! rati; Bishop .....!.......................... Gary Satm.i Steward ............................ Brennen k eigel Cruise Director ..................... Darla Br dlc r ANYTHING GOES Reporter Camera man ..... :Two Chinese: Ching Ling Angels: Purity Chastity Charity Captain Purser..... Sailors Pamirs Director Bill Stekelberg Bart ike Buz: m Pa .,....... r«.elly Willffns .........Christine Cole ...... Ellen Swenson Kray Brown Brennen Weigel =........ The cast would like to thank the following people for their assistance. Jeff Williams — Assistant Director Mr. Paul Ulrich — Pianist Mrs. Sanderson — Pianist Mrs. Skaar — Costumes Mrs. Blount — Choreographer 90 A vacation cruise provided the scenes for the musical ANYTHING GOES. Billy Crocker boarded the ship without a ticket and the plot of the play pursued Billy in many dis- guises to cover his identity. On this cruise also were many criminals and “Angels” which their zany behavior provided the audience with much laughter. The play concluded with Billy Crocker marrying Sir Evelyn’s fiancee Hope, and Sir Evelyn marry- ing Reno. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Each Spring new members are in- ducted into the prestigious National Honor Society. Students must have a grade point average of 3.33 for five semesters in order to be eligible for membership. In addition to the scho- lastic requirements, inductees must rate superior in the criteria of leader- ship, character, and service as deter- mined by the high school faculty and the final selection committee. Mr. Skaar, the Superintendent, is the ad- visor to this organization. New inductees this year were: Janel Bahr, Cami Brown, Christine Cole, Ellen Farrey, and Beth Skinner. Officers this year were: Doug Hoff- mann — President, Amy George — Vice-President, Amy Tye — Treasur- er, and Michelle Manthey — Secre- tary. Janel Bahr, Beth Skinner, Ellen Farrey, Doug Hoffmann, Amy George, Amy Tye. Michelle Manthey, Christine Cole, Cami Brown. THESPIAN INITIATES Initiation Day for the International Thespian Society brought out many strangely dressed characters. Old members decided what character each novice initiate would become. The day saw Trina Miles dressed as a mime actor, Darla Bradley as a witch, Mikki Hebl as Mickey Mouse, Dan Wegner as Grumpy from the sto- ry “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs,” Cami Brown as Princess Leia from the “Star Wars” movie se- ries, Patti Bahls as a cabbage patch doll, Karen Gleiter as Strawberry Shortcake, and Jenni Manthey as a belly dancer. For more details about the Thespi- ans see page forty-one. 92 Trina Miles, Darla Bradley, Mikki Hebl, Dan Wegner, Cami Brown, Patti Bahls, Karen Gleiter (seated), Jenni Manthey. SCOREBOARD OPPONENT WE THEY Wayland Academy 11 7 Rio 1 3 Westfield 4 5 Fall River 5 7 Portage 18 19 6 5 Oshkosh 3 5 Poynctte 3 16 Green Lake 20 1 Baraboo 0 8 1 8 Princeton 2 9 Wayland Academy 4 7 Cambria 5 4 Montello 1 3 SUBREGIONALS Rio (8 innings) 3 4 CONFERENCE RECORD 2-7 SEASON RECORD 4-12 M.V.P. — Kevin Bostad CO-CAPTAINS — Don Chapman Bart Ebcrlc BULLDOG BASEBALL Kneeling: Mark Bubolz. Mike Lynch. Jay Haberkom. Doug Bcahm. Todd Heplcr. Mark Mikle. Don Chapman. Standing: Coach Hehl. Kevin Bostad. Cory Wendt. Carl McMahon. Bob Bostad. Roger Telvick. Ban Eberle. Coach Carey. Frustration and disappointment met the Bulldogs as they Finished the season with a conference record of two wins and seven losses, and a sea- son record of four wins and twelve losses. It looked like a promising season as the Bulldogs won their first game against Wayland Academy. Despite their team efforts, the men’s hopes were met with a dash after losing the next four games by two points or less. In Subregional action the Bulldogs battled the Rio Vikings for eight in- nings, only to be defeated by one point. Kevin Bostad was elected by his teammates as the most valuable play- er. He was also named to the Dual County All Conference Team. Bart Eberle and Don Chapman were elect- ed Co-Captains. 95 HIT — RUN — SLIDE SCOREBOARD OPPONENT WE THEY Marshall 2 17 Poynctte 8 14 Montello 4 14 Princeton 6 17 Cambria 6 15 Wayland 5 13 Westfield 2 18 Poynctte 4 12 Montello 4 12 Randolph 15 8 Princeton 16 11 Cambria 6 13 Westfield 13 16 Wayland 4 12 SUB- Poynette REGIONALS 19 21 Due largely to a young inexperi- enced team, the 1984 Softball Season was not very successful. The girls had to face some tough teams in confer- ence play, namely Montello and Westfield, and luck was not on the Bulldog's side. Perhaps the highlight of the season was when the team won two games in a row. Unfortunately, these two wins were to be the season's only victories. Pardeeville had one player named All-Conference; infielder Julie Ott. Mikki Hebl received honorable men- tion all-conference. Julie Ott was vot- ed Most Valuable Player by her teammates. Senior Carol Grueneberg was chosen as Team Captain. Front: S. Denzcr, A. George, J. Harper, B. Balzer, M. Hebl. Middle. C. Saviano, Mgr., B. Gassen. C. Bartels, K. Maginnis. J. Ott. J. Ortman, T. Thompson. Mgr. Back: Coach Maass, A. Brencman! L. Griepentrog, K. Stiebcr. K. Ernst, C. Grueneberg. 96 Top Row: B. Gassen C. Osborn P. Fischer B. Hoeppner T. Becker Middle Row: A. Stilson C. Gust row sk A. Millard P. VanSwol Bottom Row: S. Stcrland B. Hccht S. Simonson 98 1984 GIRLS TRACK From A Millard, P. VanSwol, B Gassen, P. Fischer, B, FJecht, P. Waldner, T. Becker. Back: Coach Cross, S Aberle, S. Simonson, C. Osborn, A. Harruff, J. Gruencberg, A. Stilson, E. Farrey, C. Gus- trowsky, Coach Babcock. Individual improvement sum- marized the 1984 track season for the girls team. Only two seniors. Sherry Aberle Corina Gus- trowsky were on the team’s roster. Highlighting the team’s third place finish in the Conference Meet were the first place perfor- mances of Patti VanSwol in the 300 M Hurdles and the 400 M Re- lay team of Patti VanSwol, Traci Becker, Caroline Osborn, Shei- ia Simonson. Sheila Simonson also qualified for the State Meet in the 100 M. Hurdles. Co-Captains were Sheila Si- monson Corina Gustrowsky. Sheila Simonson was named the Most Valuable player. Top Row: J. Pease, R. Kuhl R. Skaar, M. Duffert Second Row: B. Abrath, R. Skaar Third Row: C. Fischer, S. Wegner. C. Neef, C. Fischer K. Steb- bins Bottom Row: P. Bourdeau, S. Premo S. Wegner, D. Wegner 100 1984 BOYS TRACK Senior Co-Captains: Carl Fischer Pat Bourdeau Top Row: S. Premo, D. Jerrcd, C. Fischer Middle Row: B. Felton, P. Bourdeau, M. Duffert Front: R Kuhl, S. Wegner, R. Skaar, S. Premo. J. Pease. D. Miller. D. Jerred. Back: Coach Cross. M. Duffert, K. Stebbins, P. Bourdeau, D. Boys, C. Neef, K. Sterland, D. Wegner, C. Fischer, Coach Babcock. Inexperience and lack of numbers pla- gued the 1984 Boys Track Team. Pat Bourdeau and Carl Fischer were the team’s only seniors. As a team the boys placed third at the Bulldog Invitational and a disappointing eighth at the Conference Meet. Team scoring was led by Mark Duffert in the high jump, Carl Fischer in the discus, sprints, and relays, Dan Wegner in the shot put, Pat Bourdeau in the distances, and Rick Skaar and Shawn Wegner in the sprints and relays. Pat Bourdeau and Carl Fischer were chosen Co-Captains by their teammates. Carl Fischer was voted as the Most Valuable Player. 101 FORE Golf was the new sport added to Par- deeville athletics in the spring of 1984. Most team members were first time golfers. Coaches Ebben and Schmies were especially satisfied to see the im- provement everyone on the team achieved. At the conclusion of the season the team placed fifth at the Conference match. Gary Satina was elected the L 10 R Mr Schmies- Dan Baldowm. Scott Lueptow. Jenni Manthcy. Michelle Manthcy, Monica ,, . , ,, , ... , ,, Manthey, Jody Staveness. Gary Satina. Mr Ebben Most Valuable Player and Michelle Manthey was chosen as Team Captain. GOOD-BYE — GOOD LUCK 103 87 -