Pardeeville High School - Whisper Yearbook (Pardeeville, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1985 volume:

Introduction From ...... Homecoming Graduates .... Underclassmen .... .Tjbksjb.............. Cami Brown and Eilen Farrey ’ ,ijftlKESS MANAGER!.....Debbie Smith jffn'ISORS ............ Miss M. WaldTnu Photography by Galley Studio, Mr. Ralph Bailey Waldinger ailey „nd Miss C. Winters % : f Pardeeville Hiehf 2 In The Classroom Students attend Mondale-Ferraro rally. Photo from Newsweek. Nov. 5. 1984. Circled faces: 1. Julie Clark 2. Beth Hecht. Janel Bahr 5. Trish Miller. Todd Hepler 4. Mr. Mannebach 5. Miss Dobratz. Dave Casper. Mitty Newell Mrs. Swanson V Lunch Line 6. Steve Balsiger 7. LaDonna Dumke 6 5 7 6 Around School 13 14 8. Pep Rally 9. Jim Burmester, Mike Hinklcy 10. Tyler Thompson 11. Break in Dave Casper 12. Amic Aberle 13. Kevin Calkins, Billy Baker. Kurt Pulver. Travis Parchm I � Gre£ Mamcki, Ross Mane hey, Jennifer Martin Around School 7 PROM 1984 Court of Honor: Janel Bahr. Steve Swanson, Trina Miles. Mike Griepentrog, Queen Debbie Smith. King Bobby Bostad. Miniature Queen Courtney Herreman. Miniature King Travis Hull. Ellen Swenson. Dan Wegner. Cami Brown. Kory Ehlert Dance at Celebrations 1. Grand March 2. Mak- ing decorations 3- Hav- ing fun at Post-Prom, Mike and Sheila 4. King and Queen's Corona- tion March 3. Castle workers: Russ K., Steve S., Mike H.. Miss Win- ters 8 Prom Our Junior Prom went in a new direc- tion this year, with the dance being held at Celebrations in Portage instead of the tra- ditional Jr. High gym. The theme song for the dance was Take a Look at Me Now sung by Phil Collins. Another first was a Post-Prom party held at Indian Trails Campground. The pool and recreation room were open to all Prom-goers. The dance and Post-Prom both made for a memorable evening. The Junior class greatly appreciated the use of Celebrations and Indian Trails Campground. 6. Trina Miles and Mike Griepentrog 7. Kory Ehlert and Cami Brown 8. Master and Mistress of Ceremonies. Dave Hebl and Sue Sterland 9- The dance 10. Dan Wegner and Ellen Swenson 11. Janel Bahr and Steve Swanson Prom 9 HOMECOMING Spirit Carries Bulldogs To highlight a spirit filled week, the Bulldog football team defeated Green Lake 14-8. The half-time program featured the introduction of the court, the crown- ing of King Bobby Bostad and Queen Traci Becker, as well as the marching band and the Pom Pon squad. Following the game, the Homecoming Dance was held in the Junior High Gym. The dance centered around the Grand March with the theme song Hard Habit to Break. It was D.J'd byjohnathan Little of Z104. 1. Debbie Smith and Troy Becker 2. Steve Swanson 3. Victorious football team 4. Tammy Howe and Tim Hepler. Patti VanSwol and Paul Mikle 10 Homecoming HOMECOMING COURT: Freshmen Tim Hepler and Tammy Howe. Juniors Dennis Curtis and Jona Hoel, Queen Traci Becker and King Bobby Bostad. Seniors Debbie Smith and Troy Becker. Sophomores Patti VanSwol and Paul Mikle 1. Queen Traci Becker King Bobby Bostad 2. Cheerleaders at Homecoming 3. Band playing our school song. Pardee Pep t. No. 65 - Chris Kuhl, Paul Mikle. No. 32 — Tony Premo. No. II — Kevin Bostad Homecoming 11 SPIRIT WEEK Juniors Top School 1. Freshman Skit: Jenni Hawley. Monika Greenheck. Becky Bush. Nicki Felton. Jodie Brace 2. Timmie Sue Graack 3. Tennis Shoe Hunt 4. Tim Barden. Deb- bie Smith 3 3. Miss Winters. Mr. Weiland. Senora Casey 6. Rick Hamilton 12 Homecoming When the final class competition had ended at the Homecoming Pep Rally, the Juniors claimed a narrow victory over the Seniors. The Juniors won on the strength of wins at the noon hour games and the Bulldog games. Meanwhile, the Seniors dominated the dress-up counts. Dress-up days included hat, sunglasses, and t-shirt day, nerd day, and hippie day as well as the traditional dress up and blue and gold days. Thursday brought the Bulldog games and with it the tennis shoe hunt and egg toss. Following the contests was a bonfire and spirited snake dance through town. Going into Friday's pep rally, the com- petition was close. Highlights were the air guitar contest and skits. The Junior skit Johnny Carson” clinched the week's title for their class. 12 7. Sophomore Skit 8. Steve Balsiger, Rachel Baker 9. Chrissy Pryse 10. Janel Bahr, Beth Hecht 11. Bill Stekelberg 12. Jennine Putahl 11 10 Homecoming 13 3 1. Class Officers: Secretary — Janel Bahr, President — Mike Hinkley. Treasurer — Bonnie Ullrich, Vice-President — Sheila Simonson 2. Seniors in Student Council President — Dave Hebl. Treasurer — Debbie Smith. Ellen Swenson. Vice-President — Susie Ster- land, Russ Kuhi 3. Class Advisors: Miss McGraw. Mrs. Carr GRADUATION DATE: May 26, 1985 MOTTO: What appears to be the end, may already be a new beginning. COLORS: Blue Silver VALEDICTORIAN Ellen Farrey SALUTATORIAN Beth Skinner TOP TEN Alphabetical Order After Seven Semesters Janel Bahr Sheila Simonson Cami Brown Beth Skinner Christine Cole Debbie Smith Ellen Farrey Roger Telvick Lisa Larson Kory Wendt 14 Graduates MICHELLE R. ATKINSON August 6, 1967 Annual Staff 3,4; Chorus 2; Forensics 1,3; Musical 1,2,3; Softball 1; Spanish Club 2. STEPHEN P. ABELL Steve Nov. 7, 1966 Cross Country 3; Transferred from Los Angeles. Junior year. ROBERT ABRATH Bub- March 20. 1967 All Conference Chorus 4; Chorus 4; Curl- ing 1,3; F.F.A. 1-4, Pres. 4; Sentinel 3; Forensics 1,3,4; Musical 1,3.4; One-Act Plays 1,3,4; Thespians 1-4, Pres. 4; Track 2,3; Best Supporting Actor 3. JANEL G. BAHR Nel May 13. 1967 Annual Staff 4; All Conference Band 3,4; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Cheerleader 1,2,4; Class Officer, Pres. 2, Sec y 3.4; Cross Country 1-3, State 1,2; Forensics 1- 4; Musical 1,2,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Newspaper Staff 3,4; One-Act Plays 3,4; Pom Pon Girl 3; Prom Court 3; Thespians 1-4, V. Pres. 4, Treas. 3; Track 1,2,4; Lettermen's Club 3,4; Spanish Qub 3,4; Color Guard 3,4; Solo Ensemble 1,2. RACHEL A. BAKER Lola Oct. 13. 1967 Cross Country 1, State 1; Photo Club 3; Track 1; Spanish Club 2-4. STEVE BALSIGER May 18. 1967 Curling 1,3. TIMOTHY A. BARDEN ‘Tim Sept 18, 1966 Annual Staff 4; All Conference Band 4; All Conference Chorus 3,4; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Chorus 3.4; Curling 1-4; Forensics I; Librarian 2; Musical 1, Stage Mgr. 4; Newspaper Staff 2-4; One-Act Plays 4; Track 2; Solo Ensemble 1-4; Spanish Qub 2. TODD R. BARDEN Animal Sept. 18, 1966 Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; F.F.A. 1,2; Foot- ball 1; Musical 1,2,4; Solo Ensemble 3- Graduates 15 V TROY R. BECKER Oct. 18, 1966 Football 1-4; Homecoming Court 4; Track 2.4. ROBERT A. BOSTAD Sept. 7. 1966 Baseball 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Class Offi- cer, Treas. 3; Football 1-4; All Confer- ence Honorable Mention 4; Homecom- ing King 4, Prom King 3; Spanish Club 3.4. f DARLA L. BRADLEY Dec. 23. 1966 All Conference Chorus 1-4; Chorus 1-4; Forensics 1-4, State 1; Musical 1-4, Stu- dent Director 4; Play 4; Pom Pon Girl 1- 4, Co-Capt. 4; Thespians 3-4; Lettermen's Qub 3.4; Spanish Club 3-4; Solo Ensem- ble 3-4. CAMI L. BROWN Aug. 8, 1967 Annual Staff 1,3,4, Editor 4; Forensics 2- 4; Musical 2-4; N.H.S. 3.4; Pom Pon Girl 3.4; Prom Court 3; Thespians 3.4; Letter- men's Club 4. Spanish Club 2-4; Trans- ferred from Shullsburg, Sophomore year. JAMES B. BURMESTER pp Jim Sept. 26. 1966 Band 1-3; Pep Band 1-3; Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1-4; Cross Country 2,3; Foot- ball 1; Lettermen's Qub 3,4. DAVID T. CASPER Breakin Dave” Jan. 6. 1967 Football 2,3; Forensics 3; Transferred from Milwaukee. Sophomore year. JULIE CLARK Jules Oct. 3. 1966 All Conference Chorus 3.4; Chorus 3.4; Forensics 1,2,4; Volleyball 4. CHRISTINE COLE Oct. 10, 1966 Annual Staff 3; Band 1.2; Pep Band 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Cheerleader 1; F.F.A. 4, Sec y 4; Forensics 1-4; Librarian 3,4; Musical 1-4; N.H.S. 3,4, Play 2-4; Pom Pon Girl 3,4; Thespians 1-4; Lettermen's Club 3,4; Volleyball 2 4; French Club 3; Solo Ensemble 1,2. 16 Graduates LA DONNA J. DUMKE Ducky Aug. 16, 1967 Annual Staff 4. Chorus 2; Forensics Spanish Club 5.4. KORY E. EHLERT Nov. 4. 1967 Prom Court 3; Wrestling 1 4, State M V P 3. Captain 4. KEVIN DAHNERT Nov. 27, 1966 Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Curling 1-4; Forensics 1,3; Musical 1,2; Track 2; Spanish Qub 4. MARCELLA A. DAWSON Marcy April 1, 1967 All Conference Chorus 1-4; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Cheerleader 2-4; Chorus 1- 4; Cross Country 1-4, Captain 4, State 1,2; Forensics 1-4; Musical 1-4; Thespians 1- 4; Track 1; Lettermens Club 3.4; Solo Ensemble 1-4, State 2; Majorette 3,4. SUSAN M. EGGLESTON April 11, 1967 Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Cheerleader 1-4; Chorus 1,2,4; Forensics 1-4; Musical 1,3; Softball 1; Thespians 2-4. KELLY J. ERNST April 14, 1967 Annual Staff 3.4; Cheerleader 2-4; Cho- rus 1,4; Forensics 1-3; Homecoming Court 1,2, Homecoming Queen 2; Musi- cal 1-3; Newspaper Staff 1-3; Play 2,4; Pom Pon Girl 1-4, Co-Capt. 3.4; Softball 1,3; Student Council 1-3, Sec y 3; Thespi- ans 2-4, Sec'y 3; Track 2; Lettermen s Gub 3.4; Spanish Club 3. ELLEN S. FARREY Feb. 17. 1967 Annual Staff 3.4, Editor 4; Badger Girl 3; Cheerleader 1-4; Forensics 1-4, State 1,3; Photo Gub 3; Librarian 1-4, V. Pres. 3, Treas. 2; Musical 2,3; N.H.S. 3,4; News- paper Staff 2-4; Thespians 1-4, Sec y 4; Track 1-4; Lettermen s Oub 3.4; Spanish Club 4; Volleyball 1-4, M.V.P. 3. Lead- ing Scorer 4; PSAT Commended Stu- dent 4, DAR Award. Graduates 17 MICHAEL O. GRIEPENTROG Oscar Aug. 7. 1967 Football 1,2; Prom Court 3; Wrestling 2; Spanish Gub 4. JAY HABERKORN Bird May 6. 1967 Baseball 1-4; Basketball 1,2; Class Offi- cer, V. Pres. 3; Football 1-4; Lettermen's Club 4. SUSAN M. HANSON Dec. 14, 1966 Chorus 1,2,4; All Conference Chorus 1,4 Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Cheerleader 2-4 Curling 1; Forensics 1-4; Librarian 3 Musical 1,4; Newspaper Staff 1,2,4; Play 2,4; Softball 1; Thespians 2-4; Letter- men's Club 3.4; Spanish Gub 3.4; Vol- leyball 1-3; Solo Ensemble 3,4. DAVID W. HEBL Walt Feb. 8, 1967 Band 1-3; Pep Band 1-3; Baseball 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Football 1-4; Homecom- ing Court. Master of Ceremonies 4; Prom Court. Master of Ceremonies 3; Student Council 1,4, Pres. 4. ELIZABETH A. HECHT Beth” June 3, 1967 Annual Staff 4; All Conference Chorus 1-4; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Cheerleader 3.4; Chorus 1-4; Forensics 1-4, State 3; Musical 1-4, Newspaper Staff 3,4; Play 4; Thespians 1-4, Treas. 4; Track 1-4; Let- termen's Club 3,4; Spanish Gub 1-4; Col- or Guard 3,4; Best Supporting Actress 3; Transferred from Minnesota. Freshmen year. JERILYN A. HARPER Gear Jam'in Jer March 22. 1967 Annual Staff 4; Forensics 1-3; Home- coming Court 2; Softball 1-4; Letter- men's Gub 3.4; Volleyball 1-4, All Con- ference — Honorable Mention 3. 18 Graduates RUSSELL L. KUHL Russ Feb. 23. 1967 Cross Country 3; F.F.A. 4, V. Pres. 4; Football 1.2,4; Student Council 3,4; Track M. Wrestling 2 4; Lettcrmens Club 3.4 JOANNE R. LAMARCHE July 11, 1967 Annual Staff 4; All Conference Chorus 1,2; Band 1 4; Pep Band 1 4; Chorus 1,2; Forensics 1; Musical 1; Pom Pon Girl 2- 4; Solo Ensemble 1-4. LISA A. LARSON Jan. 30, 1967 Annual Staff 3,4; Chorus 2; Forensics 1- 4; Musical 1 3; Track 1; Spanish Club 2,3. JEFF LAWLESS Aug. 11, 1967 Wrestling 1-3. SCOTT S. LUEPTOW Lippy Aug. 7, 1967 Curling 3.4; Golf 3; Wrestling 1; Foot- ball Manager 1,2. KELLY J. MAGINNIS Sept. 18. 1967 Annual Staff 4; Band 1-3; Pep Band 1-3; Basketball 1,2; Curling 4; Forensics 1; Musical 1; Softball 2-4; Lettermen'sClub 4; Spanish Qub 2,4; Solo Ensemble 2,3. Graduates 19 MARK F. MIKLE April 1, 1967 Baseball 2-4; Curling 4; Spanish Qub 3,4. CRAIG MARCHANT Dee. 18. 1966 Basketball 1,2,4; Chorus 1-4. CARL R. McMAHON Buck Nov. 19, 1965 Baseball 1 4; Football 1 4; Spanish Club 2. TRINA L. MILES Nov. 27, 1967 All Conference Chorus 1,2,3; Cheer- leader 1; Chorus 1-4; Forensics 1; Golf 4; Musical 1-4; Newspaper Staff 3.4; Pom Pon Girl 2-4; Prom Court 3; Thespians 3.4; Track 2; Lettermens Club 4; Spanish Club 3,4. TRISHA M. MILLER Trish” April 10, 1967 Basketball 1.3,4; Cross Country 4; Foren- sics 1; Softball 1-3; Track 4; Lettermen s Club 4; Spanish Club 3; Volleyball 1,2. MITTY NEWELL May 23, 1966 Transferred from Portage. Freshmen year. 20 Graduates KENDRA R. ROUNDY Jan. 25, 1967 Band 1-3; Pep Band 1-3; Basketball 1,2; Photo Club 3,4; Musical 1; Track 1,2,4; Spanish Club 3.4; Volleyball 1,2,4; Color Guard 3; Majorette 2; Solo Ensemble 1.2- SHEILA RAE RHODE Sheila Rae April 18, 1967 All Conference Chorus 1-4; Cheerleader 2; Chorus 1-4; Forensics 1; Librarian 3; Musical 1; Newspaper Staff 2-4; Spanish Club 4; Solo Ensemble 1-4. JENNIFER L. ROUNDY Jenny Nov. 17, 1966 Annual Staff 3; Curling 1-4, State 1,3; Forensics 1,2; Librarian 1,2; Musical 1,2; Thespians 2-4; Lettermen s Club 3,4. CANDACE SAVIANO Munchkin March 25, 1966 Annual Staff 4; Curling 3.4; Librarian 3,4; Softball 1, Manager 3.4; Lettermen's Club 3.4; Volleyball Manager 4. SHEILA A. SIMONSON Simy Sept. 5. 1966 Annual Staff 3; Band 1-3; Pep Band 1 3; Basketball 1-4, M.V.P. 3, Co-Capt. 3,4. All Conference 3, All Conference Hon- orable Mention 2; Class Officer, Pres. 3,4, Sec y 2, Cross Country 4; Forensics 1,2; Newspaper Staff 1-4; Track 1-4, State 1-3, Co-Capt. 3. M.V.P. 3; Letter- men's Club 3,4; Spanish Qub 3- BETH A. SKINNER Skin- March 20. 1967 Annual Staff 3; All Conference Chorus 1,2; Band 1-3; Pep Band 1-3; Cheerleader 1; Chorus 1,2,4; Class Officer, Sec y 1; Cross Country 1-3, State 1,2; Forensics 1,2,4, State 1,2; Musical 1,2,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Play 4; Pom Pon Girl 3; Thespians 2-4; Track 1; Spanish Club 3.4; Majorette 1,2; Color Guard 3; Solo Ensemble 1,2,4, State 2. DEBORAH E. SMITH Deb- Dec. 16. 1966 Annual Staff Business Manager 4; Band 1-3; Pep Band 1-3; Chorus 4; Class Offi- cer, V. Pres. 1,2; Curling 1-4, State 1,3, Most Improved 2,3; Homecoming Court 4; Musical 1; One-Act Plays 4; Prom Queen 3; Student Council 4, Treas. 4; Spanish Club 3,4. KARL W. STEBBINS Aug. 29. 1967 Football 1; Musical 1; Track 1-4; Wres- tling 2-4. Graduates 21 ELLEN A. SWENSON Oct. 15, 1966 Annual Staff 3; All Conference Chorus 1-4; Chorus 1-4 Solo Ensemble 1-4; For- ensics 1-4, State 2; Homecoming Court 3; Photo Qub 2; Librarian 1-4, Pres. 3; Musical 1-4; Newspaper Staff 1-4, Editor 4; Plays 3,4; Prom Court 3; Student Council 1-4, Sec y 4; Thespians 4; Span- ish Club 3,4. SUSAN E. STERLAND Susie’’ April 2, 1967 All Conference Chorus 2-4; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Cheerleader 1-4; Chorus 2- 4; Forensics 1; Homecoming Court Mis tress of Ceremonies 4; Musical 1; Play 2; Pom Pon Girl 3.4; Prom Court Mistress of Ceremonies 3; Softball 1; Student Council 1-4, V. Pres. 4; Track 1,3; Span- ish Club 3- STEVEN R. SWANSON Swany June 6, 1967 Annual Staff 4; Badger Boy 3; Basketball 1-4; Class Officer, Pres. 1; Football 1-4; Homecoming Court 3; Prom Court 3; Track 1; Lettermen s Club 3.4. ROGER TELVICK Aug. 26. 1967 Badger Boy 3; Band 1-3; Baseball 1-3; Basketball 1; Football 1-3; Forensics 1; Musical 1. CLARENCE TRIEMSTRA Jan. 10, 1967 F.F.A. 2-4. BONNIE J. ULLRICH Sept 20. 1967 All Conference Chorus 1-4; Chorus 1-4; Qass Officer, Treas. 4; Curling 1-4, State 1,3; Librarian 3, Treas. 3; Musical 1; Newspaper Staff 3.4, Editor 4; Letter- men's Club 3.4; Volleyball 1. KORY M. WENDT Dec. 5, 1966 Badger Boy 3; Baseball 1-3; Curling 4; Golf 4; Spanish Club 2. KELLIE L WILKINS Nov. 29. 1966 Annual Staff 3,4; All Conference Chorus 2-4; Chorus 2-4; Class Treas. 2; Forensics 1-4, State 1,2; Librarian 3,4; Musical 1-3; Play 3; Softball 1-4; Thespians 2-4; Let- termen s Club 3,4; Volleyball 1-4, Cap- tain 4, All Conference Honorable Men- tion 3; Barney Bulldog 4. 22 Graduates TODD WOLF Wolfy Jan. 20. 1967 Football 1. DAWN D. ZANCA “Monkey” Nov. 30. 1967 All Conference Chorus 1-3; Band 1-4, Pep Band 1-4, Chorus 1-3; Curling I; Forensics 1-4, State 3; Musical 1-4; Newspaper Staff 2-4; Play 4; Pom Pon Girl 2-4; Thespians 4; Track 1; Letter- men's Club 3,4; Spanish Club 3; Color Guard 3 4; Solo Ensemble 1,2,4. Mike Hinkley Dan Wegner Two of our classmates who were unable to graduate with us. We miss them! Graduates 23 WHEN WE WERE YOUNG 16 1 1. Marcy Dawson 2. Sue Hanson 3. Steve Abel! 4. Trish Miller 5. Bonnie Ullrich 6. Steve Swanson 7. Kelly Maginnis 8. Darla Bradley 9. Beth Skinner 10. Deb Smith 1 i.Jeri- lyn Harper 12. Michelle Atkinson 13. Scott Lucptow 14. Sue Sterland 15. Sheila Simonson 16. LaDonna Dumke 17. Ellen Farrey 18. Julie Clark 19. Joanne LaMarche 24 Graduates 36 37 38 39 20. Tim and Todd Barden zl. Jenny Roundy 22. Trina Miles 23-Janel Bahr 24. Dawn Zanca 25. Christine Cole 26. Candace Saviano 27. Lisa Larson 28. Mike Griepentrog 29. Sue Eggleston 30. Cami Brown 31. Kellie Wilkins 32. Ellen Swenson 33. Kelly Ernst 34. Dave Hebl 35. Sheila Rhode 36. Kendra Roundy 37. Chris Greenheck 38. Rachel Ba- ker 39. Bonnie Gassen Graduates 25 1. Cami Brown 2. Nerd Day: Joanne LaMarche. Ellen Swenson, Kellie Wilkins, Debbie Smith, Janel Bahr. Tim Barden, Kelly Ernst, Beth Skin- ner, Beth Hecht. Trina Miles 3- Coin Toss: Sheila Simonson. Kellie Wilkins, Bob Abrath, Dawn Zanca, Janel Bahr 4. Kendra Roundy 5. Typing class: Bobby Bostad, Trish Miller,Jay Haberkorn 6. Dean Hoc! 7. Tim Barden 8. Dave Hebl, Kory Ehlert 15 11. Halloween Day: Sheila Simonson. Beth Skinner. Sue Eggleston. Sue Hanson. Bonnie Ullrich, Ellen Swenson 12. Musical: Bob Abrath, Dawn Zanca 13. Christine Cole 14. Jim Burmester. Mike Hinkley 15. Dave Casper. Kevin Dahnert Graduates 27 5 1. Jennifer Martin. Tammy Howe 2. Brian Felton 3 Brenda Hoeppncr. Jona Hoel. Amie Aberlc 4. Mike Pufahl. Mike Buzzeli 5. Patti Bahls, Cheryl Lang. Tammy Howe. Angie Beahm, Bobbie Jo Walker. Miss Dobratz 6. John Rivest 28 Underclassmen 5 4. Julie Ott, Patti Fischer V Kevin Bostad 6 1. Oran Nehls 2. Jamie George 5. Chris Crony 6. CLASS OFFICERS: Vice President Caroline Osborn, President Monica Manthey, Trea- surer Doug Beahm. Secretary Todd Hepler Juniors 29 Crichton. Adam Crony, Chris Curtis. Dennis Duffert. Tim Ernst. Lisa Farrey. Ruth Felton. Brian Fischer. Patti George. Jamie Graack, Timmie Sue Hamilton. Rick Hare, Dave Harrison. Graham Heplcr, Todd Hoel. Jona Hoeppner. Brenda Jerrcd. Dan Kiermas. Jon Kuhl, Chris Lappen. Rick 30 Juniors 1. John Rivcst, Mike Lynch 2. Jamie George. Caroline Osborn. Monica Manrhey 3. Oran Nehls. Kevin Bosrad •i. Gena Smith 3. Mark Bubolz, Ruth Farrey, Jamie George. Patti Fischer. Ju- lie Ott 3 Lewis. Debbie Lynch. Mike Manthey. Monica Moorehouse. Sheri Nehls. Oran Nickel. Sue Osborn. Caroline Ott. Julie Patchin. Brad Reid. Chris Rivest. John Schwanz, Joe Seely. Wendy Skaar. Rick Smith. Gena Sorce. Marie Stckelberg. Bill Stiison. Amy Warber. Terri Weigel. Brennen Juniors 31 Bail lies. Patrick Baldowin, Dan Barden. Betsy Bartels. Chris Bartnicki, Deb Bernau. Lucas Blount. Tom Bortz. Robin Breneman. Brvan Burmester, Bob Buzzell. Mike Cahoon. Corey Chapman. Cory Dahnert, Kay Denzer. Stephanie Duffert. Mark Elle. Erik Gassen, Barbara Gleitcr. Karen Griepentrog. Lori 32 Sophomores I. Mike Pufahl, Shawn Premo, Sam Sims 2. Cheryl I.ang 3. Stephanie Denzer, Betsy Barden I Jenni Manthey, Katie Jerome. Kelly Hill V Mike Buzzell. Tom Blount 6. Chris Bartels, Jenni Manthey. Karla Zanca Grueneberg. Julie Harruff. Andrea Hebi. Mikki Hill. Kelly Hoeppner, Don Jarchow. Doug Jerome. Katie Jerome. Patrick Killoran, Jim Kluth. Becky Krueger. Brenda Lang. Cheryl Lawless. Lynn Leonard. Kent Lynch. Shelly Manicki. Greg Manthey. Jenni Manthey. Ross Martin, Jennifer McConochie. Lisa Mikle. Paul Sophomores 33 SOPHOMORES CLASS OFFICERS: Vice President Mike Buzzell, Secretary Mikki Hebl. President Cory Chapman. Treasurer Mark Duffen Millard. Amy Miller. Dan Neef. Corby Nobbs, Debbie Pease. Joe Premo. Shawn Pufahl. Mike Rose. Laura Roundy, Russ Schehr. Sherry Schultz. Marc Schultz. Susan Schumann. Debbie Sims. Sam Staveness. Jody Sterland. Kurt Stieber. Kathy Storandt. Teri Suchomel, Tim Thompson. Tyler Van Swol. Patti Van Wormer. Mike Wruck. Sherri Ziehmke. Tony 34 Sophomores FRESHMEN Bailey, Jean Baker, Bill Beahm. Angie Bernau, Heidi Brace. Jodie Bush. Jerry Bush. Rebecca Calkins. Lisa Calkins. Mickey Carenacci, Terri Crichton. Laura Deweese. Laura Felton, Nicki Fenske. Russel Gmeinder, Greg Greenheck. Monika Grimm. Michelle Gustrowsky, Sabrina Hamilton. Lynn Hawley, Jenm 3. Rodney Shields 5. CLASS OFFI- CERS: Standing, Vice President Tim Hepler, Seated. Secretary Bobbie Walker. President Mark Ullrich, Treasurer Becky Hollander Freshmen 33 Hepler, Tim Hollander. Becky Holtan, Alisha Howe. Tammy Hutchinson, Kern Jarchow. Steve Jerred, Susie Jolliffe. Kathy Jones. Sandie Kammer. Alex Katze. Darla Kuhl, Julie Landsverk. Jenni Lee. Shonda Lueck. Stef fa me MacDonald. Mary Mikle. Susan Miller. Jackie Ott. Jamie Patchin. Travis Paul. Brian Paulson. Michelle Pryse. Christine Pufahl. Jennine 36 Freshmen Fulvcr, Kurt Round), Erie Rowin. Priscilla Sanderson. Kurt Schultz. Kim Shields. Rodney Slaby. Tammy Smith. Nedra Steinich. Tanya Sullivan. Tara Swehla. Sharon Swenson. Elizabeth Thurston. Shad Ullrich. Mark Vike. Chris Walker. Bobbie Jo Walker. Trevor Warren, Teresa Woxland, Matt Zanca. Karla 4. Homecoming Coin Drop V Back: Sharon Swehla. Jennine Pufahl. Tanya Steinich, Liz Swenson. Michelle Grimm. Front Tammy Howe. Angie Beahm 6. Nedra Smith Freshmen 37 W Madison, Ph. D. BOARD OF EDUCATION - Seated: Mrs. Judy Harrison. Mr. Clifton Bradley, Presi- dent; Mrs. Carol Ziehmke. Standing: Mr. Ralph Bailey, Vice-President; Mr. Gene Dawson, Treasurer, Mr. Judd Neef, Clerk; Mr. Edward Taylor MR. DANIEL W HARMON - PRINCI- PAL. Illinois State University, B.S., Northern Illinois University. M.S. 38 Administration 1 Mr Marmon on Halloween 2. Mrs Carr MISS RONNA DOBRATZ - State of Wisconsin. World 6c Cur- rent Studies. Jr. High Language Arts. JV Volleyball Coach. Varsity Soft- ball Coach. U. of W Madison. B.S. MR WES BABCOCK - Physical Science. Biol- ogy, Advanced Biology, Head Cross Country 6c Track Coach. Freshmen Advisor. U. of W Whitewater, B.S. MRS. NANCY CARR — English 9. English 12. College Prep. Literary Drama. Creative Writing, Musical 6c All-School Play Director. Forensics. MacMurray College. B.A. MRS. KATHLEEN A. CASEY — Spanish I 6c II. Independent Spanish III 6c IV. Spanish Club. U. of W Whitewater. B.S. MR HOWARD DRAHEIM - Indus- trial Education Energy. Jr. High Indus- trial Arts. U. of W. Stout. B.S. Faculty Staff 39 FACULTY AND STAFF MR LARRY FLYNN — Phys- ical Science, Chemistry, Fresh- men Advisor. Northland Col- lege. B.S. MRS PATRICIA A. GREEN — Health Careers, Edgewood College — Madison, St. Mary's School of Nursing — Madison. R.N. MRS. LYNN R HERRMAN — Resource Program Coordina- tor, U. of W. Madison, B.S. M.S. MRS MARY HORTON — Guidance Counseling, Wayne State University. B.A. M.A. MRS. JUNE M. LENZ — Typ- ing, Business Law, Office Proce- dures. Shorthand. Newspaper Advisor, U. of W. Whitewater. B.S., U. of W. Madison. M S. MR MARK MANNEBACH — Administrative Assistant. So- cial Studies. Student Council Homecoming Advisor. Girls Varsity Basketball Coach, U. of W. Madison. B.S. MS. JULIE TUG McGRAW — Physical Education Health. Athletic Director. Senior Class Advisor, Lettermen's Club, Var sity Volleyball Coach, Iowa Wesleyan College, B.S. MRS LINDA NEEF— English 10,Jr High Language Arts. Aca- demic Council, Thespian. Fo- rensic Jr. Class Advisor, Musi- cal Technical Director, U. of W. Madison. B.S. 40 Faculty Staff 1. Faculty Halloween dress up winner — Mrs. Neef 2. Coach Babcock 3. Miss McGraw MRS. IDA M PRICE — Ac- counting. Computer Concepts. Automated Accounting, Basic Programming, Taylor Universi- ty. B.S. MISS MARIE A RAHN — Al- gebra I 6c II, Independent Study Calculus. Introductory Algebra. Biology, U. of W. Oshkosh. B.S. -i -i -i MR JAMES W RUSCH — High School Vocal Music. St. Norbert. B.S. MRS.JUDY SKAAR — Home Economics; Foods, Clothing. Single Survival. Family Living, Child Dcvclopmcnr. U. W Stout. B.S. MR BUZZ SODERMAN — Physical Education 6c Health, First Year Girls Volleyball Coach. Varsity Boys Basketball Coach. U. of W Oshkosh. B.S MR. JIM TASKER — Algebra I, Introductory Algebra, General Math. Geometry. Assistant Track Coach. U. of W. La- Crosse. B.S. MR DON TAYLOR — Eng- lish II. Speech, Musical Techni- cal Advisor. JV Girls Basketball Coach. U. of W. Madison, B.S. MR PHIL TRAHMS — Indus- trial Education: Materials Processes. U. of W. Stout. B.S. Faculty Staff 41 FACULTY STAFF I. Miss Winters on Hallow- een 2. Mr. Weiland 3. Mr. Youra 4. Mrs. Neef Mrs. Skaar on Nerd Day MR PAUL D ULRICH High School Instrumental Music: Pep Band, Concert Band. Contests. Musical Staff, U. ot W. Stevens Point, B M E. MS MARGARET WAL- DINGER — History 10 11, Cheerleading, Pom Pon, Jr. Advisor, Yearbook Photo- graphy Club Co-Advisor. U. of W. Whitewater. B.S. MR WALT WEILAND Vocational Agriculture 9 12, FFA Advisor, JV Football Coach, JV Wrestling Coach, Colorado State University, B.S. MISS CHRISTINE WINTERS — Librarian, Sophomore Ad- visor, Yearbook Photo- graphy Club Co-Advisor. U of W. Stevens Point, B.S. MR KEN YOURA - Com- mercial Art. Crafts, Design . Uttering, Drawing Paint- ing, Jewelry, U. ofW St evens Point, B.S. MRS. PATTI YOURA - Health Careers, U. of W Stevens Point, B.S. 42 Faculty Staff 1. Hoot Thompson Sportsmanship Award win- ner — Sonya Buzzeli 2. Office Staft: Office Assistant. Katie Fischer. Secretary to the Principal, Sonya Buzzeli. Secretary to the Superintendent. Ann Miller. District Bookkeeper, Gladys Krueger 3. Cooks — Front: Doris Lytle. Sue Swanson. Romona Gleiter, Back: Pearl Barden. Linda Bradley. Evelyn Smith, Pat Luepcow 3 Bus Drivers — Front: Tim Smith. Elnetta Smith, John Atkinson. Back: Elda Maginnis, Mary Crotty. Kay Uhihom, Sharon Maginnis, Lima Weisinger. Fern Bessac. Mary Wendt Missing from picture Pauline Tradewell. Reverend Dungan. Gordon Weisinger, Maxine Herreman Custodians — Front: Bryan Oosterhof. John Flerold, Rodney Som- mers Back: Garry Millard. Director of Buildings 6c Grounds Gwen Briggs. Marvin Maier Faculty Staff 43 5 1. Beth Skinner, Marcy Dawson, Bob Abrath, Mike Pufahl, Todd Hepler 2. Mikki Hebl, Kathy Stieber 3. Front: Teri Storandt. Debbie Nobbs, Julie Clark. Patti Fischer Back. Marc Schultz. Tim Barden. Susie Seer land 4. Todd Hepler 3. Marching Band 6. Front: Michelle Paulson, Jean Bailey Middle: Becky Hollander, Jcnrunc Pufahl Back. Mane Sorce, Kelly Ernst, Sue Eggleston 44 Music 6 $il' i % n.. Eighty Days The play's name virtually summarizes itself. The main character, Fogg, bets with several friends that he can go around the world in eighty days. Along the way he is trailed by an inspector from Scotland Yard and an Indian Princess, Aouda, whom he eventually marries. Fogg makes the trip with not so much as a second to spare and proves punctuality is one of the greatest attributes a person can have. The efforts of the cast, director and stage crew made Around the World in Eighty Days a tremendous success. The cast would like to thank the fol- lowing people for their efforts: Mrs. Carr .................. Director Mr. Ulrich ........ Music Director Mrs. Neef ..... Technical Director Mr. Taylor .... Technical Director Mrs. Sanderson .............. Pianist Jeff Williams .... Assistant Director Darla Bradley ... Student Director Todd Hepler, Beth Skinner Adam Crichton. Rick Skaar, Tim Duffert Todd Heplet, Beth Skinner, Jamie George, Joe Schwanz. Monica Manthey Matt Woxland, Becky Hollander. Mike Buz- zell MUSICAL Around The World In 4 Musical 45 MUSICAL CAST Phi leas Fogg Todd Hepler Inspector Fix Bob Abrath Fanny .. Marcy Dawson Passepartout Mike Pufahl Aouda Beth Skinner Stuart Ruk Skaar Sibyl Janel Bahr Mrs Murchison Dawn Zanca Hastings G rby Neef Smedley Brennen Weigel Dunstan Shawn Premo Big Jim Jamie George Lizette Beth Hecht Yamamoto Mike Buzzell 4 1. Jenm Mam hey, Trina Miles. Mike Pufahl, Cami Brown, Ellen Swenson 2. Stage Crew — Front: Nedra Smith. Lisa Cal- kins, Gail Bahls, Row 2: Tim Barden. Mar)’ MacDonald. Julie Kuhl. Kurt Sanderson, Rodney Shields, Row 3: Mrs. Neef. Lynn Hamilton. Shonda Lee, Lucas Bernau, Top: Adam Crichton 3. Corby Neef. Dawn Zanca 4. Joe Schwanz. Mikki Hebl 5. Chorus singing An Englishman ' 46 Musical Musical 47 CONCERT BAND Concerts Delight Audience The fast improving Pardeeville Senior High Band has put in another awesome year. The audience was entertained at the Christmas Concert with musical selections such as: Legend of Kings ’ ’ Suite of An- gels, ' and variations on Joy to the World.” The band also participated in the Veter- an’s Day service at school, the band con- test at Rio, and the Memorial Day parades in Wyocena and Pardeeville. Members selected to attend All Confer- ence Band at Rio were: Mikki Hebl. Rick Skaar, Dan Jerred. Brad Patchin, Kathy Stieber and Janel Bahr. 1. Amy Millard, Marie Sorce 2. Marcy Dawson 3. Concert Band at Winter Concert Woodwinds Row I: Caroline Osborn, Monica Manthey.Jcnnine Pufahl, Sharon Swehla Row 2: Tony Ziehmke, Todd Barden. Tim Barden. Darla Katze. Kevin Dahnert, Kurt Sanderson, Beth Hecht, Joe Pease. Janel Bahr. Dawn Zanca, Becky Hollander, Corby Neef Row 3: Kerri Hutchinson, Debbie Schumann, Terri Catenacci, Jenni Manthey, Patti Bahls, Sue Schultz, Mikki Hebl.Joanne LaMarche. Laura Rose. Tara Sullivan.Jenni Landsverk.Julie Kuhi. Laura Deweese Row 4: Teri Scorandt.Jean Bailey. Lori Griepentrog. Amy Millard. Kathy Stieber. Priscilla Rowin. Karla Zanca 48 Concert Band 1. Mr. Ulrich 2. Jcnni Manthey. Lori Griepentrog 3. Susie Sterland, Sue Eggleston, Sue Hanson 4. Rick Skaar, Mark Duffert 2 Brass — Front: Matt Woxland. Marc Schultz Row 2: Rick Skaar. Tim Duffert. Adam Crichton Row 3: Sue Eggleston. Sue Hanson. Susie Sterland. Mike Pufahl Row 4: Dan Jerred. Nedra Smith. Marcy Dawson. Susie Jerred Top: Brad Patchin. Kathy Jolliffe Concert Band 49 PEP BAND MARCHING BAND Pep Band 'Fires’ Fans The Pep Band showed great enthusi- asm as they entertained at all home foot- ball and boy s basketball games, in addi- tion to some girl s basketball games. They exhibited their marching ability by putting on a halftime show at the Homecoming football game. The theme for the Homecoming performance was space , and the selections included the songs 2001 , Theme from E.T. , The Imperial March: Darth Vader’s Theme , and the theme from Battlestar Galactia . The Pep Band also accompanied the Pom Pon girls for most of their routines including the special Homecoming rou- tine done to the theme from Battlestar Galactia”. l 5 V) Pep Band Marching Band 8 1. Mr. Ulrich 2. Beth Hecht 3. Trumpets: Dan Jerred. Brad Patchin, Marc Schultz. Matt Woxland 4. Monica Manthey.Jennine Pufahi, Kevin Dah- nert, Kurt Sanderson. Adam Crichton 5. Teri Storandt. Patti Bahls 6. Marching Band at half time 7. Adam Crichton 8. Marching Band at half time Color Guards: Laura Rose. Karla Zanca, Beth Hecht. Majorette — Marcy Dawson. Amy Millard,Jane! Bahr. Dawn Zanca Pep Band Marching Band 51 CHORUS Seniors The of Chorus Though limited in numbers, the high school chorus had a fine year. Director Jim Rusch felt that Senior leadership was the key to the group's success. Rusch also felt that the boys, though few in numbers, carried their parts so well that the chorus had a nicely balanced sound. Performances on Veteran s Day at the Christmas Concert were the highlights of the year. Sleigh Ride was perhaps the most popular number sung at the Christ- mas Concert. Marcy Dawson received special recog- nition as the only chorus member to have participated all four years in the Solo-En- semble Contest. A trip to Madison to see a filmed ver- sion of the opera Carmen a tour of the WHA-TV Channel 21 studios also helped to make the year a memorable one. Backbone 2 5 1. Mr. Rusch 2. Four year Solo Ensemble participant — Marcy Dawson 3. Becky Hollander Front: Michelle Paulson. Tanya Steinich, Becky Hollander,Julie Kuhl, Laura Dewecse Row 2: Julie Clark Debbie Nobbs. Patti Bahts. Bonnie Ullrich Row 3: Ellen Swenson. Darla Bradley. Elizabeth Swenson. Sabrena Gus- trowsky, Jennine Pufahl Row l Sheila Rhode. Kelly Ernst. Jean Bailey. Alisha Holtan. Many Dawson. Beth Hccht Row V Barb Balzer. Debbie Smith. Susie Sterland. Ruth Fancy. Patti Fischer Row 6: Ten Storandt, Sue Eggleston. Sue Hanson. Tim Barden. Mike Pufahl Row 7: Kellie Wilkins. Bob Abrath, Mike Hinkley. Craig Marchant. Marc Schultz 52 Chorus 1 IRiSTMAS 4 1. Chorus Class 2. Front: Daria Bradley, Sheila Rhode Row 2: Sabrina Gustrowsky. Tanya Steinich. Alisha Holtan Row 3: Kellie Wilkins. Bob Abrath 3. Chorus at Christmas Concert: Front: Darla Bradley. Sheila Rhode. Debbie Nobbs Row 2: Tanya Stein- ich. Alisha Holtan. Teri Storandt, Julie Kuhl. Julie Clark Top Sue Eggleston. Sue Hanson, partially hidden — Susie Sterland. Ruth Fancy, Patti Fischer 4. Seniors: Front: Darla Bradley. Ellen Swenson. Bon- nie Ullrich Row 2: Julie Clark Sheila Rhode. Beth Hecht. Marcy Dawson Row 3: Mike Hinklev. Kel- ly Ernst. Susie Sterland. Tim Barden Top: Craig Merchant. Kellie Wilkins. Bob Abrath. Sue Eggle- ston. Sue Hanson Chorus 53 1. Mrs. Lcnz, Bonnie Ullrich 2. Jody Staveness 3. Patti Bahls. Patti Fischer 4. Candace Saviano 5. Annual Co-Editors: Cami Brown. Ellen Farrey 6. Laura Deweese 7. Mr Wciland, Ross Manthey 8. Ellen Swenson 54 Clubs LIBRARY CLUB An important service organization at P.H.S. is the Library Club. Student Librar- ians are seen doing various jobs in the library. Some of their duties include shelv- ing books and magazines and placing the daily newspapers out. Sometimes imformation is hard to find in books because of it's timeliness. An imformation file, as it is called, is a great resource in our library. Student Librarians are also seen cutting out articles from newspapers for this file. The Library Club aslo sponsored the sixth annual Question of the Day Contest. This contest is open to all students. Each day contestants must answer a question by searching for the answer in the library. If they answer a question incorrectly they are eliminated and the winner of the contest is the person that answers all questions cor- rectly. Librarians 55 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Be A Winner in FFA! This year marked the 13th annual Hay and Grain Show in which FFA members could show their ability in either growing produce, or, with a farmer's permission, collect samples from his field. Awards were given to O. Nehls for Champion Crop Judger. R. Manthey re- ceived an award for Corn King and one for having the most entries. B. Abrath won the Best Fruit and Vegetable cate- gory and for Champion Showman. Awards also were given to one person from each class for having scored the most points during the show; the winners as follows; Frosh., B. Paul; Soph., P. Jer- ome; Jr., D. Curtis; Sr., T. Becker. The FFA officers for the 1984-85 school year were B. Abrath, Pres.; R. Kuhl, V.-Pres.; C. Cole, Sec'y; O. Nehls, Reporter; and D. Curtis. Sentinel. Fruit was again sold by members and the proceeds were well spent on commu- nity projects. These industrious future farmers were seen assisting the elderly by raking leaves and a second project was painting 55 gallon drums. These barrels were filled with sand and placed at inter- sections in town. The sand will be used to make the intersections less slippery during the winter. February 11-18 was FFA Week and club members entertained students during noon hour by hosting an ice-cream social and an arm wrestling contest. The Future Farmers of America is an active, fun organization to belong to and students are invited to become a part of it. 56 FFA Front: Dave Hare, Christine Cole. Russ Kuhl, Bob Abrath, Chris Kuhl, Oran Nehls Row 2: Russ Roundy. Laura Deweese. Pat Jerome. Greg Gmeinder, Dennis Curtis. Mr. Weiland Back: Brian Paul. Kent Leonard. Joe Schwanz. Troy Becker 1. Russ Roundy 2. Dennis Curtis and Brian Paul — Winners for scoring the most points 3. Bob Abrath, FFA President; winner for the Best Fruit and Vegetable category and for the Champion Showman. 4. Mr. Weiland, FFA Advisor and Greg Gmeinder FFA 57 STUDENT COUNCIL Group Provides Memories Many of the activities that happen in school are planned and coordinated by the Student Council. This organization has worked hard to make your school year a memorable one. Homecoming would not have been the great time that it was without the Student Council's hard work. The coordinated en- deavors made the various dress up days and games a success. A bon fire also ap- peared in the festivities this year. It was the highlight of Homecoming along with a snake dance which followed. Halloween would not have been as much fun either without the council’s ef- forts. They sponsored the 2nd annual cos- tume contest which brought out many gouls and goblins. The best dressed prizes were awarded to Mrs. Neef, as a witch; L. Swenson, S. Grimm and T. Steinich as The Three Blind Mice; T. Thompson, as an enlisted man; G. Smith as a frog; J. George, as a girl; and L. Larson, as a Smur- fette. The Best Dressed Couple prize went to E. Swenson and B. Ullrich for parading as vampires, and the prize for the Best Overall went to S. Swehla and J. Pufahl as Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy. The council also planned to award as the first place prize for the best Jack O'Lantern carved, free milk and donuts for a week, but because of student apathy no one en- tered the contest. Student Council gets involved with se- rious matters as well as the fun and games activities. Parent Teacher Conferences found members serving parents refresh- ments. Council members were a compassion- ate group this year and some of their hard earned money was given to an Ethiopian relief fund. The officers of the Student Council along with the advisor, Mr. Mannebach, j i ■ „ .v, i i • Front: Shonda Lee, Chrisy Pryse, Chris Vikc Row 2: Mike Pufahl, Tom Blount, Patti Van Swol Row 3: Rick Skaar, made this group a success, without their , Jason Cook, Kevin Bostad. Mt. Mannebach Row 4: Dave Hebl, Debbie Smith. Ellen Swenson, Sue Stetland. Russ leadership school events would not have Kuh] been as exciting. (Students are urged to participate more next year in the events that are planned for them. The Council is a great service organization for students, but without support they can only make school events minimally exciting.) 38 Student Council 1. Chris Vikc, Shonda Lee 2. Mr. Mannebach 3. Mike Pufahl. Mike Buzzell 4. Bob Abrath 5. Vice President. Sue Sterland; President. Dave Hcbl; Trea- surer. Debbie Smith; Missing: Ellen Swenson. Secretary 6. Student Council Members: Tom Blount. Mike Pufahl. Kevin Bostad. Rick Skaar and Jason Cook Student Council 59 FORENSICS Speakers Sweep Title The 1984-1983 forensics year got off to a good start with Pardeeville winning the southern division Dual County Confer- ence competition. Several changes were made in the pro- gram such as a new point system and the addition of several new categories. New categories this year were: Farrago, Solo Acting, and Group Discussion. P.H.S. stu- dents participated in all of the categories and adjusted well to the changes. Participants who received outstanding ratings advanced to Sub-District competi- tion in Poynette. The following were local participants. PROSE Monica Mam hey Sharon Swehla Jennine Pufahl Michelle Grimm POETRY Susie Jcrred Teri Storandt Hedi Bernau Julie Clark Steffanie Lueck SPECIAL OCCA- SION FOUR MINUTE SPEECH Sue Hanson Jenni Hawley PUBLIC ADDRESS FARRAGO Patti Bahls Mikki Hebl Tim Barden Lucas Bernau DISCUSSION GROUP SOLO ACTING Todd Hepler Karla Zanca Corby Neef Tara Sullivan Ellen Farrey Marcy Dawson DEMONSTRA- TION STORY TELLING Debbie Nobbs Beth Hecht Laura Deweese EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING Trevor Walker INTERPRETIVE READING Christine Cole Darla Bradley Janel Bahr Dawn Zanca Tim Hepler Chris Vike Jodie Brace Shelly Ades Shawn Premo Mark Duffert Roy Bailey Jody Staveness Sam Sims PLAY ACTING Bob Abrath Mike Pufahl Kathy Stieber Laura Rose Kerri Hutchinson Becky Bush Forensics Team — Row 1: Laura Deweese. Patti Bahls, Jodie Brace, Monika Grecnhcck, Tara Sullivan, Laura Rose, Sharon Swehla.Jennine Pufahl, Karla Zanca.Jenni Hawley. Becky Bush Row 2: Debbie Nobbs. Gail Bahls. Bonnie Gassen. Shelly Grimm. Shelly Ades. Dawn Zanca, Sam Sims. Mikki Hebl. Julie Clark. Mrs. Carr Row 3: SusieJerred, Kerri Hutchinson. Teri Storandt. Stephanie Lueck. Darla Bradley. Christine Cole. Sue Hanson. Marcy Dawson. Janel Bahr, Monica Manthey, Kathy Sticber. Heidi Bernau Row 4 Mrs. Neef. Mr Taylor. Jody Staveness, Mike Pufahl, Corby Neef. Bob Abrath, Mark Duffert, Tim Barden, Tim Hepler, Shawn Premo, Chris Vike, Lucas Bernau 60 Forensics THESPIANS Thespian Officers President Bob Abrath Vice-President Janel Bahr Secretary Ellen Farrey Treasurer Beth Hecht Thespians — From Mikki Hebl. Kellie Wilkins Seated Mrs. Carr, Patti Fischer, Jenm Rounds, Ruth Farrey, Ellen Farrey. Beth Hecht. Janel Bahr. Bob Abrath. Beth Skinner. Cami Brown. Karen Gleiter Standing: Mrs. Ncef. Todd Heplcr, Monica Manthey. Jenni Manthey. Ellen Swenson. Sue Hanson. Sue Eggleston. Kelly Ernst. Marcy Dawson. Christine Cole. Trina Miles. Darla Bradley, Patti Bahls Forensics 61 SPANISH CLUB Mexico Is The Club’s Goal For The Summer of ’86 Nearly all Spanish students are mem- bers of the Pardeeville Spanish Club. In fall the group attended a performance in Appleton by the Alejandra Dondine's Lat- in American Dancers. Following the per- formance the group ate at Chi Chi's. Spring saw the club attending a bilingual production of DON QUIXOTE in Osh- kosh. Christmas time found Spanish II stu- dents presenting a play and Christmas car- ols to the kindergarten and first grade classes. Throughout the year club members be- gan to raise funds for the planned trip to Mexico scheduled for the summer of 1986. Four Mexican cities are on the itiner- ary: Guanajuato, San Miguel de Allende. Guadalajara, and Mexico City. 2 1. Monica Manthey. Caroline Osborn. Mrs. Casey 2. Kathy Stieber, Kay Dahnert Spanish I — Row 1: Ellen Farrey. Sheila Rhode. Amy Millard. Mikki Hebl. Caroline Osborn. Patti VanSwol. Laura Rose. Chris Bartels Row 2: Joe Pease. Michele Barrett. Traci Becker. Amy Stilson. Monica Manthey. Karen Glciter, Gail Bahls Row V Kevin Dahnert. Sandie Jones. Mary MacDonald. Sue Mikle, Teri Storandt, Julie Kuhl, Mrs. Casey Row 4: Roy Bailey. KathyJolliffe, Sherri Wrick. Nedra Smith. Shonda Lee. Lisa Calkins.Jenni Hawley. Mike Gricpentrog Row Michelle Paulson. Sue Schultz. Terri Catenacci. Tara Sullivan. Becky Hollander. Travis Patchin, Rodney Shields, Greg Gmeinder Row 6: Rick Hamilton. Tammy Slaby, Tammy Howe. Jenni Landsverk. Karla Zanca. Chrissy Pryse. Trevor Walker, Shad Thurston 62 Spanish Club Roy Bailey. Mary MacDonald, Trevor Walker Rodney Shields. Sheila Rhode. Lisa Calkins. Pam VanSwol Spanish II — Row 1 Kendra Roundy. Deb Ban- mcki, Andrea Harrutt, Stephanie Dcnzcr, Kay Dahncrt. Kathy Scieber. Darla Bradley. Mrs. Ca- sey Row 2: LaDonna Dumke. Rachel Baker. Sheri Moorehouse. Dan Baldowin. Sam Sims. Janel Bahr. Ruth Farrey, Ellen Swenson. Beth Skinner Row 3: Lori Griepentrog, Kelly Hill. Lisa McConochie, Trina Miles, Cami Brown. Beth Hecht. Mark Mikle. Debbie Smith. Sue Hanson Row 4 Lucas Bernau. Shelly Lynch. Shawn Premo. Bob Bostad. Mark Bubloz. Todd Hepler. Pat Bailies Spanish Club 63 NEWSPAPER STAFF Ambition Hits Staff! The newspaper staff this year was rela- tively small, but what they lacked in num- bers they more than made up for in ambi- tion. There were ten reporters on the staff, and eight of them were seniors. Mrs. June Lenz has been a tremendous asset to the school district as the untiring advisor for the newspaper for the last thir- ty-seven years. She has put in countless hours of extra effort as have the co-edi- tors; Bonnie Ullrich, Ellen Swenson and Todd Hepler. Without these people and their superb dedication Pardeeville High School would not be able to have a school newspaper. 4 1. Editors: Ellen Swenson. Bonnie Ullrich, Todd Back: Todd Hepler. Beth Hecht. Ellen Farrey. Sue Hanson. Janel Bahr. Sheila Rhode. Jenni Hawley. Bonn� Hepler 2. Todd Hepler 3. Advisor — Mrs. Lenz. Ullrich, Trina Miles, Beth Skinner. Ellen Swenson, Sheila Simonson Front: Patti Bahls Bonnie Ullrich, Ellen Swenson 4. Bonnie Ullrich, Ellen Swenson 64 Newspaper. Bulldog's Bark ANNUAL STAFF Whisper” Expands irom: P Bahls.C Saviano.J. Bahr. B Hecht.J. Harper. J. LaMarche. L. Bernau Row 2: M. Manthey. P. Fischer. L. Dumke. C. Brown, E. Farrey. D. Smith. B. Skinner. K. Ernst. J. Ott Back: K Wilkins. S. Swanson. T. Hepler. B. 'Gassen, R. Farrey, S. Simonson, T. Barden. L. Larson. M. Atkinson The Whisper this year features an ad- ditional fifteen pages over the 1984 publi- cation. These extra pages allowed staff members to be able to cover school events more thoroughly. This year, for the first time, the Whisper staff had a business manager. Filling this position was Debbie Smith. Debbie as- sumed all of the financial responsibilities involving the sale of advertisements. Her job was done behind the scenes and with- out her work and dedication, the produc- tion of the yearbook would not have pro- gressed as smoothly. The editors this year were Cami Brown and Ellen Farrey. Cami and Ellen spent many hours dealing with aspects of year- book design such as: picture layout, article writing, lettering, typing and assisting oth- er staff members. Though the business manager and edi- tors play an important role in producing a yearbook; the job couldn't be completed without staff suppon. Each staff member completed an interest application and those who wished to design pages were required to attend several training ses- sions. These staff members were Patti Bahls.Janel Bahr, Lucas Bernau, Ruth Far- rey. Patti Fischer, Beth Hecht, Todd Hepler, Kelly Maginnis, Monica Manthey, Julie Ott and Candace Saviano. Other members of the staff helped raise production money by working concession stands, selling ads and participating in the candy sale fund raiser. The staffs fund raising activities helped to lower the cost of your yearbook, which otherwise would have been more expensive. Many staff members also spent noon hours taking orders for the 1985 Whisper. Participation on the yearbook staff is open to all P.H.S. students. This is a re- warding experience which requires much dedication and team effort. The yearbook advisors. Miss Waldinger and Miss Win- ters, look forward to working with an- other fine staff in the 1S 85-1986 school year. ! Business Mgr, D. Smith; Editors. E. Farrey. C. Brown 2. Monica Manthey 3. Christmas pizza party Annual Staff 65 POM PONS Squad Dazzles Crowd 2 The 1984-85 Pom Pon squad had an- other exciting year, eighteen girls were chosen for the team making it the largest squad in many years. The girls performed a special Home- coming routine to the theme from Batt- lestar Galactica , as well as a variety of routines throughout the basketball sea- son. The pep band accompanied the squad with the songs: Apache , Bub- bles was a Cheerleader , New York, New York , and Puttin' on the Ritz'. The rou- tine to Puttin' on the Ritz found the squad decked out in top hats, canes, vests, and mustaches. Another novelty routine was performed to the music Nuttin' for Christmas , to which the girls dressed in pajamas and carried dolls or stuffed toys. On Parent's Night the crowd was treated to a special routine done to the songs Let's Go Crazy , and Naughty Naughty”. The squad elected the only four year members, Kelly Ernst and Darla Bradley, as Co-Captains. Squad Members: Sue Mikle. Becky Hollander.Jennine Pufahl, Kay Dahnerr. Cami Brown,Joanne LaMarche. Kathy Stieber, Christine Cole. Monica Manthey, Kelly Ernst, Shelly Grimm. Susie Sterland, Mikki Hebl. Karla Zanca, Trina Miles, Tammy Howe (Center) Dawn Zanca, Darla Bradley 1. Christine Cole 2. Kelly Ernst. Cami Brown, Trina Miles Pom Pons 67 1. Sue Sterland, Joanne LaMarche. Kelly Ernst 2. Pom Pons on Homecoming 3. Becky Hollander. Darla Bradley. Jen- nine Pufahl. Tammy Howe. Sue Ster- land. Kathy Stieber, Joanne La- Marche. Kelly Ernst. Christine Cole, Monica Manthey 4. Pinwheels 5. Squad performing Nuttin' for Christ- mas” 6. Kay Dahncrt, Shelly Grimm 7. Christine Cole. Monica Manthey. Mikki Hebl. Cami Brown. Kay Dah- nert. Shelly Grimm 68 Pom Pons From Row Kay Dahnert. Darla Bradley. Sue Mikle. Becky Hollander. Trina Miles. Dawn Zanca, Cami Brown, Mikki Hebl. Tammy Howe. Jenmne Pufahl Back Row: Kathy Stieber. Monica Manthey. Joanne LaMarche, Christine Cole. Sue Sterland. Kelly Ernst. Karla Zanca. Shelly Grimm 8. Kathy Stieber, Christine Cole. Kelly Ernst. Monica Manthey 9. Co-Captains: Kelly Ernst. Darla Brad- ley 10. Flags 11. Becky Hollander. Dawn Zanca. Tammy Howe. Darla Bradley 12. Seniors: Dawn Zanca. Sue Sterland. Kelly Ernst. Darla Bradley. Christine Cole. Joanne LaMarche. Trina Miles. Cami Brown 13. Joanne LaMarche. Kelly Ernst. Cami Brown Pom Pons 69 CROSS COUNTRY Van Swol Goes To State DanJerred, Mark Duffert, Marcy Dawson, Patti Van Swol led their Cross Country Teams to a respectable season finish. Despite the limited turnout of runners, the harriers placed well in the conference. Mark Duffert finished 11th at the Conference Meet leading the boys to a fourth place finish while Patti Van Swol Barb Gassen led their team to a third place finish in the meet. Individually Patti placed first in Conference and teammate Barb finished eighth. At the Regional Meet the boys were lack- ing one team member; thus, were unable to record a team score. The girls ran well at Regionals and finished in fourth place; miss- ing the team Sectional qualifying place by one. Patti Van Swol placed third at the Re- gional Meet thus qualifying her for Section- als. At the Sectional Meet Patti ran an as- tounding race finishing fifth and advancing her to the State Meet at Wisconsin Dells. The highlight of the season was when Coach Babcock shaved off his moustache during a pep rally due to a bet he made with Patti concerning her State qualification. Despite the rainy windy day, Patti ran well at the State Meet finishing I8th in a field of 56 runners. At the Athletic Banquet at the conclusion of the season, Mark Duffert was named M.V.P. while Dan Jerred was named Team Captain. Co-Captains for the girls were Marcy Dawson and Patti Van Swol. Patti was also chosen by her teammates as M.V.P. 3 1 Mark Duffert 2. Patti Van Swo! 3. Coach Babcock. Brian Felton. Dan Jerred. Mark Duffert, Steve Jarchow, Joe Pease 4. Team Captain Dan Jerred, M.V.P Mark Duffert. Orach Babcock, M.V.P. Go-Captain Patti Van Swol, Co Gapcain Many Dawson 4 70 Ooss Country 1. Coach Babcock shaving moustache 2. Front: Coach Babcock, Patti Van Swol, Chrissy Pryse. Barb Gassen Back: Marcy Dawson. Trish Miller. Sheila Simonson, Amy Millard 3. Marcy Dawson 4. Trish Miller 3. Sheila Simonson 6. Barb Gassen 7. Amy Millard 8. Chrissy Pryse 9. Steve Jarchow 10. Joe Pease I I. Dan Jerred, Brian Felton 12. Seniors: Marcy Dawson, Trish Miller, Sheila Simonson Cross Country 7 1 VOLLEYBALL Spikers Capture Title VOLLEYBALL SCOREBOARD P.H.S. OPPONENT L 1-2 Markesan W 5-0 Fall River L 1-2 Green Lake W 5-0 Poynette W 3-0 Lomira W 3-0 Montello W 5-0 Cambria W 3-0 Princeton L 1-2 Columbus L 0-2 Johnson Creek W 3-0 Randolph W 2-1 Wayland Academy' L 1-2 Rio W 2-1 Westfield L 1-2 Wayland Academy' REGIONALS W 2-0 Montello L 1-2 Green Lake •NON-CONFERENCE MATCHES The 1984 Varsity Volleyball team had an exciting season. The squad finished first in the conference, tied with Green Lake, with a 7-2 record. The overall record was 10-7. The highlight of the season was a 16 game winning streak. The Varsity team consisted of eleven returning letter winners: Ellen Farrey, Jeri- lyn Harper, Christine Cole, Kellie Wilkins, Kendra Roundy, Deb Lewis, Ruth Farrey, Patti Fischer, Caroline Osborn, Julie Grueneberg, and Julie Ott, a transfer from Baraboo, as well as two first year varsity players. Kellie Wilkins was chosen captain by her teammates, Julie Ott was voted M.V.P., Caroline Osborn was the most dedicated, and Ellen Farrey was leading scorer. Julie Ott and Julie Grueneberg were chosen for the All Conference Team, and Caroline Osborn earned Honorable Men- tion. Back row: Kendra Roundy, Ellen Farrey. Christine Cole, Kellie Wilkins, Julie Grueneberg, Deb Lewis, Coach McGraw. Middle row: Kathy Stieber, Julie Ott. Ruth Farrey, Caroline Osborn. Mikki Hebl, Front row: Patti Fischer, Jerilyn Harper 72 Volleyball 1. Julie On 2. Coach MeGraw 3. Ellen Farrey 4. Varsity Starters 5. Varsity Bench 6. Kellie Wilkins 7. Caroline Osborn 8. Jerilyn Harper and Julie Grueneberg 7 Volleyball 73 E J.V. TEAM Front row: Coach Dobratz, Tammy Howe, Cheryl Lang. Kay Dahnert. Angie Beahm Middle row Patti Bahls. Stephanie Denzcr, Mikki Hebl. Sabrina Gustrowsky Back row Monika Grccnheck. Jamie Ott. Barb Balzer, Shelley Ades, Kathy Stieber 3. Mikki Hebl 74 Volleyball VOLLEYBALL Future Champs FIRST YEAR TEAM Front row: Laura Crichton, Terri Catenacci. Lynn Hamilton. Tammy Slaby, Jenni Landsverk. Steffanic Lueck, Middle row: Michelle Paulson. Kelly Hill. Shonda Lee. Alisha Holtan. Kathy Jolliffe. Gail Bahls Back row: Coach Soderman. Lisa McConochie. Tara Sullivan. Jean Bailey. Shelly Grimm. Sue Schultz. Julie Clark. Volleyball 75 FOOTBALL We Have The 1984 football season was one of joy and disappointment, commented Coach Maass. First year coach, Rick Maass assisted by defensive coordinator Bob Bostad, led the Bulldogs to a 5-4 conference record. One highlight of the season was the 14- 6 triple overtime victory against the Prin- ceton Tigers. Team Captain Bobby Bos- tad and M.V.P. Steve Swanson plus the other seniors displayed strong leadership throughout the season. Four P.H.S. team members were named Honorable Mention to the D.C.C. All- Conference Team. Bobby Bostad, Kevin Bostad, and Shawn Premo were named to the Offensive Team while Bobby Bostad and Rick Skaar were named to the Defen- sive Team. Other special honors awarded by the coaches went to Steve Swanson for being the team's leading tackier and scor- er and to Rick Skaar for leading the team in the number of interceptions. 4 76 Football 7 1. Rick Skaar 2. Coaches: Bostad. Maass 3. No. 32 — Tony Prcmo 4. Passing the ball — Kevin Bostad. No. 73 — Troy Becker. Blocking — Bobby Bostad 5. Award Winners: Captain and Outstanding Lineman — Bobby Bostad. M.V.P. — Steve Swanson. Coach Maass, Outstanding Fresh- man — Tim Hepler 6. Left front: Rick Skaar. No. 42 — Steve Swan- son. No. 11 — Kevin Bostad 7. Shawn Premo 8. Seniors — Front: Bobby Bostad. Scott Pulver, Russ Kuhl. Tony Premo, Row 2: Dave Hebl, Jay Haberkorn. Troy Becker. Steve Swanson. Row 3: Carl McMahon. Mike Hinkley. Jim Fountaine Football 77 P.H.S. 7 FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD OPPONENT Randolph 33 14 Rio 12 0 Poynette 29 6 Westfield 23 6 Cambria 0 14 Green Lake 8 6 Fall River 23 14 Princeton 6 18 Montello 12 Triple Overtime mmmmmamm 8 11 •«7B -J.3 -f5 | fi o vn m 1 BBS From: Dave Hebl.Jay Haberkorn. Bob Bostad. Scott Pulver. Russ Kuhl. Tony Premo, Troy Becker. Steve Swanson. Coach Wciland Row 2: Shad Thurston. Rodney Sheilds, Rick Skaar,Jason Cook, Paul Mikle.John Rivest, Doug Beahm, Mike Lynch Row 3: Coach Maass. Mark Bubolz. Corby Neef, Tim Suchomel, Tom Blount. Dan Miller. Chris Crotty, Chris Kuhl. Coach Bostad Row 4: Kurt Sanderson. Shawn Premo. Mark 1‘llrich. Bill Stekelberg. Tim Hepler. Trevor Walker. Travis Patchin Row y Carl McMahon. Mike Hinkley. Kevin Bostad. Dennis Curtis. Oran Nehls. Jim Fountaine 78 Football 5 Bulldog Defense Oran Nehls, Dave Hebl. Dennis Curtis No. 42 — Steve Swanson, No. 11 — Kevin Bostad No. 42 — Steve Swanson. No. 11 — Kevin Bostad No. 32 — Tony Premo Parents Night — Bob Bostad. Coach Bostad. Kevin Bostad. Mrs. Bostad Bulldog Offense 4 Football 79 CHEERLEADING Cheerleaders Spark Spectators Pardeeville cheerleading squads had a good year entertaining spectators during our ballgames. The squads were selected in May of 1984. The football cheerleaders were Kel- ly Ernst, Sue Sterland, Sue Eggleston, Janel Bahr, Jenni Manthey, Chris Bartels, Laura Rose, Becky Hollander. Sue Mikle and Karla Zanca. These girls presented many skits and sold Bulldog painters caps as a fund raiser. Sue Sterland and Sue Eggleston were presented with a special award at the Fall Sports Award Banquet for being four year members. Elected also in May were the basketball and wrestling cheerleaders. The wrestling cheerleaders were: Ruth Farrey, Ellen Far- rey. Beth Hecht and Janel Bahr. Cheer- leaders rooting for the boys' bucket team were: Sue Hanson. Sue Eggleston, Marcy Dawson, Laura Rose. Chris Bartels and Jenni Manthey. All squads presented many original skits which were written and produced by the girls. Skits presented were: Karen's Cafe. Rio. WI, The Hee Haw Show,'' and a take off of the gameshow Family Feud. For the first time both squads joined to perform at pep rallies and worked togeth- er as a unit to raise school spirit. Along with their usual responsibilities they decorated the bulletin board in the cafeteria every week to support the var- ious teams. The bulletin boards were very colorful, improved the atmosphere in the cafeteria and brought out a positive feel- ing of spirit. The cheerleaders also constructed hoops for teams to run through and post- ers and locker decorations. 1. Janel Bahr. Jenni Manthey 2. Kelly Ernst. Karla Zanca 3. Becky Hollander. Mrs. Hollander. Mrs. Manthey. Jenni Manthey 4. Sue Mikle 3. Susie Sterland. Chris Bartels. Jenni Manthey. Kelly Ernst (under sheet). Sue Mikle. Janel Bahr 80 Cheerleading 7 1 Football Cheerleaders: Front — Jenm Manthey. Kneeling — Karla Zanca. Kelly Ernst. Chris Bartels. Laura Rose. Sue Mikle Standing — Janel Bahr. Sue Eggleston Top — Becky Hollander. Susie Sterland 2. Laura Rose. Karla Zanca. Jenni Manthey. Sue Eggleston 3. Karla Zanca 4. Susie Sterland 5. Sue Hanson. Sue Eggleston. Marcy Dawson 6. Sue Eggleston 7- Senior Cheerleaders: Front — Marcy Dawson. Ellen Farrey. Janel Bahr. Beth Hecht Back — Sue Eggleston. Sue Hanson. Susie Sterland. Kelly Ernst Cheerleading 81 82 Cheerleading 7 8 9 12 7. Kellie Wilkins as Barney Bulldog 8. Marcy Dawson 9. Chris Bartels 10. Sue Hanson 11. Jenni Manthey 12. Basketball Cheerleaders — Front: Chris Bartels Row Two: Sue Eggleston. Marcy Dawson. Sue Hanson Row Three: Jenni Manthey Top: Laura Rose 13- Laura Rose Cheerleading 83 WRESTLING Five Advance ToSectionals The 1984-1983 Wrestling Squad was talented but somewhat young and inexperienced. Kory Ehlert, Russ Kuhl, and Karl Stebbins were the only senior team members. Although the team's dual meet record was only 3-3-0 in Conference action and 4-7-0 overall, their performance in invitationals and tournaments was outstanding. The Bulldogs captured second place at the Dodgeland Invitational with 131 points just one halt point behind first place Poyncttc. Champions at Dodgeland were Kory Ehlert (112), Doug Jarchow (155), and Rick Lappen (UNU. Tim Helper (167) and Karl Stebbins (145) placed sec- ond while Chris Vike (119) took third place. Pardeeville next hosted its own invitational at which the team placed fourth. Individual cham- pions were Doug Jarchow (155) and Rick Lappen (UNL). Bulldogs placing second were Kory Ehlert (112) and Chris Vike (119). Conference found the Bulldogs in fourth place with three conference champions: Kory Ehlert (112), Chris Vike (119), and Rick Lappen (UNL). Second places went to Doug Jarchow (167) and Karl Stebbins (155). Tim Duffcrt (145) placed third. Kory Ehlert became the first Bulldog w-restlcr to win conference three years in a row. Chris Vike was Pardecville s first freshman con- ference champion. Regional competition yielded tour champions: Kory Ehlert (112), Chris Vike (119), Doug Jarchow (167), and Rick Lappen (UNL). Karl Stebbins (155) earned the right to advance to sectionals by placing second. Tim Duffert (145) won a hard-fought third place and also advanced because the first place winner was eliminated from competition. Although Pardeeville had no sectional cham- pions, all of the Bulldogs wrestled tough. At Sectionals Kory Ehlert (112). Karl Stebbins (155). and Rick Lappen (UNL) all placed third while Doug Jarchow (167) took fourth place. The Bull- dogs outscorcd all other conference teams at Sec- tionals. TT e 1984-1985 season was one of hard work and big improvement. Co-Captains Kory Ehlert and Karl Stebbins led the team. At the end of the season Kory Ehlert was named MVP and Chris Vike was voted the most improved wrestler. 84 Wrestling Kneeling: Tyler Thompson. Kory Ehlert, Chris Vike, Mark Ullrich, Russ Kuhl, Trevor Walker Standing Assistant Coach Weiland. Steve Jarchow, Tim Duffert. Karl Stebbins. Doug Jarchow. Tim Hepler. Rick Lappen. Head Coach Hull 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 9 Doug Jarchow, Referee — Darrell Rahn Tim Duffert Karl Stebbins Ellen Farrey. Kory Ehlert. Karl Stebbins. Beth Hecht Top: Janel Bahr. Ruth Farrey Kory Ehlert Coaches Hull and Weiland Chris Vike Tyler Thompson Tim Hepler Wrestling 85 WRESTLING 86 Wrestling 12 1. Conference Champions: Kory Ehlert, Chris Vike. Rick Lappen 2. Trevor Walker 3. Rick Lappen 4. Seniors: Karl Stebbins, Kory Ehlert. Russ Kuhl 5. Steve Jarchow 6. Tim Duffert, Steve Jarchow. Mark Ullrich, Tim Hepler. Kory Ehlert. Assistant Coach Weiland, Chris Vike. Coach Hull 7. Doug Jarchow 8. Tim Hepler 9. Chris Vike 10. Tim Duffert 11. Kory Ehlert 12. Karl Stebbins 11 Wrestling 87 CURLING Girl Curlers Capture Wausau Bonspiel BOYS CURLING SCOREBOARD P.H.S. OPPONENT 4 Portage 6 5 Poynette 8 3 Lodi 9 2 Portage 13 2 Poynette 8 4 Lodi 7 8 Portage 6 4 Poynette 14 3 Lodi 12 2 Portage 9 5 Poynette 8 4 Lodi 11 SUB-DISTRICT 2 Kettle Moraine 11 9 Wauwotosa 3 GIRLS CURLING SCOREBOARD P.H.S. OPPONENT 6 Portage 8 5 Poynette 11 5 Lodi 6 5 Portage 7 8 Poynette 4 3 Lodi 3 5 Portage 8 10 Poynette 3 7 Lodi 6 10 Portage 3 5 Poynette 6 7 Lodi 9 SUB-DISTRICT 9 Kettle Moraine 8 9 Kettle Moraine 4 At the beginning of the season the year didn't look too promising for the girls varsity curlers. From the time they brought home the first place trophy from the Wausau Bonspiel. it seemed to be all victories. At the Wausau Bonspiel, the girls defeated three teams to capture the championship. The boys varsity team also went to the Wausau Bonspiel but had a rough time and did not place. The girls also took the Sectional title and advanced to the State Championships in Wausau. Varsity — Sitting: Kevin Dahnert. Jason Cook Standing Tim Barden. Scott Lueptow, Kory Wendt JV — Sitting: Mark Mikle. Kurt Sanderson Standing: Graham Harrison. Matt Woxland Seniors: Mark Mikle. Kory Wendt, Scott Lueptow. Kevin Dahnert. Tim Barden 88 Curling 4 1- Opponent. Scott Lueptow. Mark Mi- kle, Graham Harrison 2. JV — Sitting: Mary MacDonald. Shar- on Swehla Standing: Tanya Steinich. Patti Bahls, Jenni Landsverk 3. Debbie Smith 4. Coach Pufahl and Varsity Girls 5. Wausau Bonspiel Winners — Sitting: Sabrina Gustrowsky. Bonnie Ullrich Standing: Debbie Smith. Jenny Roundy Curling 89 Varsity — Sitting Sabrina Gustrowsky. Bonnie Ullrich Standing Debbie Smith. Kelly Maginnis. Candace Saviano. Jenny Roundy BOYS BASKETBALL Too Close For Comfort The Bulldog season could be summed up, as it was by Coach Soderman, as disappointing. The words 'almost'' and could have been'' described the season as eleven of twenty games were decided by four points or less, with four of these being by only one point. One game with Randolph was lost at the buzzer. Two games were single overtime contests and one was a double overtime game. Kevin Bostad led the cagers w ith 372 points, averaging 18.6 points per game. Two fire spelling seniors, Jim Burmester and Dave Hebl, scored 306 and 101 points respectively. The Bulldogs amassed a record of 8 and 8 which Coach Soderman believes will be duplicated if not improved upon next season. Randolph was the setting of the Sub- Regional game. Even though the Bull- dogs were defeated 64-55, the Bulldog spectators out numbered the Rockets and managed to dominate the game in terms of morale. Two Bulldogs, JLn Burmester and Kevin Bostad were selected first team All-Conference by the DCC coaches. Varsity — Kneeling: John Rivest, Rick Skaar, Dave Hebl. Kent Leonard, Bob Bostad. Standing: Kurt Holmes — Mgr., Dennis Curtis. Craig Marchant, Jim Burmester, Kevin Bostad, Steve Swanson, Coach Soderman 1. Craig Marchant 2. Kevin Bostad BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD P.H.S. OPPONENT 43 Sauk-Prairie 55 57 Fall River 53 38 Randolph 42 50 Cambria 51 50 Rio 46 43 Montello 46 OT 47 Markesan 60 85 Lodi 56 50 Westfield 49 OT 78 Princeton 55 58 Povnette 39 49 Fall River 53 47 Randolph 48 77 Cambria 74 OT 56 Rio 63 52 Montello 66 56 Green Lake 57 80 Princeton 24 50 Poynette SUB-REGION ALS 48 55 Randolph 64 90 Boys Basketball 4 1. Seniors: Bob Bostad. Jim Burmester, Craig Marchant. Steve Swanson, Dave Hebl 2. Jim Burmester, Dave Hebl. Dennis Curtis 3. Jim Burmester, Steve Swanson, Bob Bostad. Kevin Bostad. Dave Hebl 4. Jim Burmester 3. Kevin Bostad 6. Steve Swanson Boys Basketball 91 1. Bob Bostad. Steve Swanson 2. Craig Marchant, Ke- vin Bostad, Dave Hebl 3- Clockwise: Kevin Bostad. Coach Soder- man, John Rivest, Bob Bostad. Dennis Curtis. Steve Swanson 4. Rick Skaar 92 Boys Basketball 4 JV BASKETBALL Front Mike Lynch. Paul Mikle, Greg Gmeinder, Russ Fenske, Mike Pufahl. Shad Thurston, Travis Patchin. Darin Schmitt Back Bob Burmester. Shawn Premo, Mark Duffert, Corby Neef, Tom Blount. Cory Chapman. Mike Buzzell. Coach Cross Boys Basketball 93 GIRLS BASKETBALL CagersWin Scecond Place Although only two seniors were on the team, the girl cagers managed to finish an astounding season with an impressive 15-4 season record. The varsity team was sophomore domi- nated. Coach Mannebach had a few com- ments about his starting five. Mikki Hebl and Caroline Osborn were labeled as steady.'’ Sheila Simonson was the team leader ' and top scorer while Patti VanS- wol was called a quick thinker and excel- lent playmaker. The last of the starters. Lori Griepentrog, ultimately showed the most improvement throughout the sea- son. The girls will lose only two players due to graduation; thus, the outlook for next year could be that the Bulldogs are definite contenders for Conference hon- ors. In tournament play, the girls were smit- ed by the conference champs, Randolph, in the first Sub-Regional game. By main- taining an awesome defense, The Bull- dogs kept the score down to 39-31. Caro- line Osborn led the scoring with 12 points and nine rebounds, while Sheila Simonson added eight points. Sheila Simonson and Patti VanSwol were unanimous All-Conference selec- tions. Varsity Team — Kneeling: Lori Griepentrog. Sheri Moorehouse. Patti VanSwol. Mikki Hebl Standing: Lisa Calkins — Mgr.. Coach Mannebach, Trish Miller. Julie Grueneberg. Caroline Osborn. Sheila Simonson. Laura Crichton — Mgr. BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD P.H.S. OPPONENT 56 Way land 15 50 Green Lake 18 41 Montello 36 35 Poynette 27 47 Cambria 18 53 Fall River 16 25 Randolph 39 40 Westfield 24 41 Rio 36 41 Green Lake 23 43 Montello 35 30 Poynette 32 51 DeForest 45 44 Cambria 21 59 Fall River 28 45 Princeton 21 48 Westfield 33 45 Rio SUB-REGIONALS 46 31 Randolph 39 1. Seniors: Sheila Simonson. Trish Miller 2. Lori Griepentrog 94 Girls Basketball Girls Basketball 95 Girls Basketball 4 1. Patti Van Swol 2. Team on the bench 3. Patti Van Swol, Julie Grueneberg. Mikki Hcbl. Caroline Osborn 4. Julie Grueneberg 5. Trish Miller, J. Grueneberg. C. Osborn. S. Simonson 96 Girls Basketball J.V. SQUAD Front: Angie Beahm. Tammy Howe.Jenninc Pufahl Back: Coach Taylor. Amy Millard. Shelley Ades. Monika Greenheck. Shelly Lynch l.Jennine Pufahl 2. Monika Greenheck. Amy Millard.Jennine Pufahl. Tammy Howe }. Coach Taylor. Amy Millard 4. 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Back — Kurt Sanderson, Dan Baldowin Front — Matt Woxland.Jenni Manthcy, Monica Manthey Missing — Jody Staveness. Michelle Paulson 3 1. Jenni Manthey 2. Kurt Sanderson 3. Jody Staveness. Most Improved Player and Mr Ebben. Grach 4. Matt Woxland Golf 101 SOFTBALL Tough Season Plagues Bulldogs SOFTBALL SCOREBOARD PH.S. OPPONENT 9 Princeton 22 6 Wayland 14 0 Westfield 23 22 Cambria 29 3 Randolph 10 13 Poynette 21 2 Westfield 18 14 Cambria 13 2 Montello 12 11 Randolph 17 4 Poynette 17 0 Montello 28 3 Princeton 17 St B-REGIONALS 3 Princeton 7 The 1985 softball season looked very bright with a new coach. Miss Dobratz and with many bodies to fill a varsity and J.V. squad. Lack of experience proved to be their downfall. Even though the team was win- less during the season, the girls never gave up. Julie Ott was the only player named to the Honorable Mention All-Conference Team. Julie was also voted by the team as M.V.P.. Mikki Hebl was voted most dedi- cated. Kellie Wilkins as team captain and Bonnie Gassen was voted the most im- proved player. Varsity Team — Front: S. Denzer. M. Greenheck, J Harper. S. Lynch. B. Gassen.). Ott Back: Coach Dobratz. L. Griepentrog, K. Maginnis. M. Hebl. K. Wilkins, K. Sticber. S. Ades 102 Softball I v team — From. L. Crichton. C. Bartels. D. Katze, G. Bahls, S. Lucck. L. Calkins Back: Coach McGraw. P Bahls. T. Sullivan. J. Ott. S. Ades. H. Bernau. Manager C. Saviano 8 1. Julie Ott 2. Stephanie Dcnzcr 5. Mikki Hebl. Monika Greenheck 4. Lori Griepentrog. Bonnie Gassen 5. Lon Griepentrog 6. Kellie Wilkins 7. Stephenie Denzer, Kathy Stieber 8. Jamie Ott Softball 103 BASEBALL Bulldogs Clinch Second Although the Bulldog baseball team had an impressive 11-4 record, they came one game short of the conference cham- pionship as they lost a heartbreaker to Rio 4-3. The only excitement in the game was when Carl McMahon hit a towering three run homer over the left field fence which tied the game three all, but this was not enough as the Bulldogs lost in the last inning. A senior dominated team led by Bob Bostad, Carl McMahon, Dave Hebl, Kory Ehlert, and Jay Haberkorn paved the way to a successful season. Kevin Bostad and Mark Bubolz were named to the Dual County All-Confer- ence Team. Conference Honorable Men- tion honors went to Dave Hebl, Bob Bos- tad, and Kory Wendt. Team honors were as follows: Co-Captains-Bob Bostad and Dave Hebl, Most-Improved — Kory Wendt, and M.V.F. — Kevin Bostad. 1. Todd Hcpler 2. Rick Skaar 4 3. Varsity Row 1 Jay Haberkorn. Kory F.hlcrt. Paul Miklc. Shawn Premo, Rick Skaar, Kent Leonard. Kory Wendt Row 2: Assist. Coach Tim Kath, Mark Bubolz. Dave Hebl. Mark Ullrich, Bobby Bostad, Kevin Bostad, Carl BASEBALL SCOREBOARD P.H.S. OPPONENT 2 •Wayland 7 3 Portage 4 3 Portage 2 2 Westfield 1 6 Green Lake 2 1 Wayland 0 14 Fall River 0 2 Poynette 3 2 •Montello 1 8 Cambria 3 6 Princeton 2 4 Randolph 0 4 Rio 3 8 •Wes. Dells 7 SUB-REGIONALS 3 Montello 4 CONFERENCE RECORD 7-2 SEASON RECORD 114 •Extra Inning Games McMahon. Assist. Coach T R Carey. Coach Hebl 4.J.V. Team Row 1 Kory Ehlert. Mike Buzzell. Russ Fenske, Mike Pufahl, Chris Crotty. Trevor Walker. Mark Ullrich. Kent Leonard. Paul Mikle. Coach Maass. 104 Baseball 14 Baseball 105 GIRLS TRACK Two Place At State Sheila Simonson qualified for State for the fourth straight year where she placed fourth in the 100 M hurdles. Patti Van Swol made her mark at the State Meet by placing third in the 300 M hurdles. This highlighted a successful season. As a team, the girls placed third at the Marshall Invitational, third at the Bulldog Invitational, and second at the Conference Meet. At the Conference Meet the Bull- dogs were led by Sheila Simonson and Patti Van Swol; a double winner in the 300 M hurdles and the triple jump. Other out- standing performances throughout the year were Ellen Farrey in the high jump, long jump, hurdles; Patti Fischer in the discus shot put; Barb Gassen in the 800 M run; Sue Mikle in the distance events; sprinters Traci Becker, Lynn Hamilton, Bobbie Walker, Chrissy Pryse. Sheila Simonson was elected Captain by the team Patti Van Swol was named Most Valuable. Jodie Brace Chrissy Pryse Patti Fischer Sue Mikle Sheila Simonson Regionals at Deerfield From Ham Van Swol.Jenni Landsverk. Sue Miklc. Lynn Hamilton.Jodie Brace Middle Barb Gassen. Chrissv Fryse. Patti Fischer. Ellen Farrey Back: Coach Babcock. Ruth Farrey — Manager. Bobbie Jo Walker. Amy Stilson. Sheila Simonson. Nedra Smith — Manager. Coach Frankiewicz n Girls Track 107 BOYS TRACK Inexperience Hurts Team Despite suffering from lack of numbers and inexperience, the boys track team worked hard and showed improvement throughout the season. Mark Duffert led the team in scoring and was chosen most valuable. Teammate Dan Jerred was unanimously elected captain. Placing at the conference or regional meets were Duffert in the triple jump and 100 M high hurdles. Jerred in the 800 M run and the 1600 M relay team of Kurtis Holmes, Corby Neef, Tim Hepler and Dan Jerred. According to Coach Babcock, the team should be stronger next season with a year of experience. “•V r 1. Joe Pease 2. Dan Jerred V Kurtis Holmes. Corby Neef 4. Coaches Frankiewicz and Cross V Mark Duffert 108 Bovs Track tow V r .—iw-v . ,m r Aih Front: Brian F'clton. Lucas Bernau. Kurtis Holmes. Tim Hepler, Mark Duffert Back Coach Cross. Corby Neef, Dan Jerred. Oran Nehls. Joe Pease. Coach Babcock Bovs Track 109 6. Tim Hepler 7. Oran Nehls 8. Award Winners — Front: Sheila Simonson. Captain and Patti Van Swol. Most Valuable Back: Coach Babcock. Mark Duffert. Most Valuable and Dan Jerred. Captain 9 Brian Felton SPRING PLAY Charley’s Aunt Jack and Charley, students at Oxford Uni- versity, England, in 1892. invite their true loves to meet Charley s Aunt, the millionaire widow Donna Lucia D'Alvadorez. However, when Donna Lucia sends word that she can- not come, another chaperone must be found immediately. The boys' good friend, Lord Fancourt Babberly, dresses and acts the part of the wealthy aunt. Chaos arises as both Jack's father and Amy's uncle court the old lady. Mean- while, Lord Fancourt tries to flee because the girl he loves has returned with Charley's real aunt. Jack and Kitty and Charley and Amy be- come engaged, but the weddings almost fall through when Lord Fancourt reveals his true identity and asks Ela to marry him. The cast, directed by Mrs. Carr, worked hard to perfect this hilarious performance. Cast of Characters Lord Fancourt Babberly .... Mike Buzzell Jack Chesnev Charles Wvkeham Amy Spettigue Kitt Verdun Donna Lucia D Alvadorez Kelly Ernst Sir Francis Chesnev Brennen Weigel Stephen Spettigue Ela Delahay Brassett 1. Corby Neef 2. Mikki Hebl, Ellen Farrey 5. Todd Hepler 4. Mike Buzzell I 110 Spring Play Spring Play 111 Mr Babcock Kellie Wilkins Sheila Simonson Jim Burmester Steve Swanson LETTERMEN Donkey Ball Delights Fans Athletic Director Julie McGraw co- ordinates the activities of the Letter- man's Club, an organization open to all P.H.S. athletes who have earned a var- sity letter in any P.H.S. sport. The pur- pose of the organization is to raise funds for senior athletic plaques and other benefits and services for athletes and the Athletic Department. A new whirlpool for both male and female athletes was the club's goal in 1985. An all-you-can-eat chili supper fol- lowed by a donkey basketball game was the club's main activity. Four teams: the Pardeeville Businessmen, the Fire Department, the Faculty, and the Senior Letterman, participated. Steve Swanson was named the even- ing's Most Valuable Player as the Sen- ior Letterman defeated the Faculty in the evening's final contest. An evening of laughs, bumps, and bruises was en- joyed by all. 5 112 Lettermcn FFA Pig Roast Successful A pig roast was the main event for the Spring FFA banquet. The banquet was held in the cafeteria and members of the community were invited. Dan Smerchek, State FFA Vice-Presi- dent from Columbus entertained the guests with jokes and anecdotes about being an FFA member. Plaques were given to Laura Deweese for the Star Greenhand Award. Oran N’ehls received the Star Chapter Farmer Award and Sonya Buzzell, High School Secretary, received a Special Recognition Award for the help she gave the chapter this year. The Pardeeville chapter also pre- sented $50.00 scholarships to Christine Cole and Bob Abrath. A slave auction at the conclusion of the banquet raised money for the Future Farmers organization. Hard working Pat Jerome led the pack and secured an out- standing price of $102.50. 8 Getting the pig ready are Chris Gorman. Mr. Cole. Chris- tine Cole, Mr Weiland and Bob Abrath Mr Weiland on the auction block Mr. Weiland. Oran Nehls and Bob Abrath Arm Wrestling Contest Rick Hamilton. Russ Kuhl and Pat Jerome; winner of the Men's Light Weight Division FFA 113 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Seven Inducted Heading the Valentine's Day carnation sale was the National Honor Society. Students could send messages by colored carnations; a white one was for friendship, a pink one meant I’d like to go out with you and a red one meant true love. The N.H.S. is a distinguished organization. Stu- dents must obtain a G.P.A. of 333 for five semesters in order to be eligible for membership. In addition inductees must have superior qualities in leadership, character, and service as determined by the high school faculty and the final selection committee. The advisor to N.H.S. is Mr. Skaar. The officers this year were Pres.. C. Brown; V. Pres.. E Farrev. Sec.. C. Cole; Treas.. J. Bahr; and Reporter. B. Skinner. New inductees include D. Smith. T. Becker. R. Farrev. T. Hepler. M. Manthey. O. Nehls. and B. Patchin. 1. Janel Bahr 2. Oran Nehls. Mrs. Nehls. Mr. Harmon 3. New Inductees: Ruth Farrey. Todd Hepler. Moni- ca Manthey. Oran Nehls 4. Carnation Sale; Cami Brown. Ellen Farrey. Joe Schwanz Front: Traci Becker. Beth Skinner. Deb Smith. Janel Bahr. Cami Brown. Todd Hepler Back: Ruth Farrey. Christine Cole. Oran Nehls. Ellen Farrey. Monica Manthey 114 National Honor Society GRADUATION Class of ’85 Says Good-bye Original Senior Song — Seated Sue Scerland. Sue Hanson, Standing Beth Skinner, Marcy Dawson, Ellen Swenson. Dawn Zanca Bob Abrath. Russ Kuhl. Tim Barden. Julie Clark Sue Eggleston Ellen Farrey — Valedictorian. Beth Skinner — Sa- lutatonan Bonnie Gassen and Miss McGraw Graduating Seniors Graduation 115 1. Mrs. Carr. Cam� Brown 2. Debbie Smith. Steve Swanson 3. Mr. Harmon. Bobby Bostad 4. Sheila Rhode 3. Jay Haberkorn. Sheila Simonson 6. Kelly Maginnis, Scott Lucpcow 7. Graduating Seniors 8. Graduating Seniors