Pardeeville High School - Whisper Yearbook (Pardeeville, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1986 volume:

Pardeeville High School 120 South Oak Street Pardeeville, Wl 53954 • ■ WHISPER 1986 CONTENTS Coming Attractions Directors ................... 5 Understudies .............. 11 Talents ...................... i • Guilds ___--i _ - • ■ _ 5 efforts fecial Events . Special Guests . Sponsors In ff; 45 77 i«8. 05 PRODUCED BY ............ Ruth Farrey and Patti Fischer FINANCE DIRECTOR ....... Todd Hepler DIRECTED BY ............ Miss Winters and Miss Waldinger 1 1. Chrissy Pryse, Barb Gassen, Tammy Howe, Becky Hanna, and Patti Van Swol line up at the starting line at the Lake Mills Cross Country Race. 2. Varsity Basketball Team: Corby Neef, Oran Nehls, Mike Buzzell, Tom Blount, Shawn Premo, and John Ri- vest scrimmage during an intense basketball practice 3. Varsity Cheerleaders: Top to Bottom — Kay Dah- nert, Lisa Manthey, Kathy Stieber, Monica Manthey, and Jenni Manthey yell P-H-S during starting line up. 4 Football team prepares for the Friday night contest. 5. Girls basketball players Amy Millard, Shelley Ades, Coach Taylor, and Caroline Osborn scramble for the ball during practice 2 Coming Attractions 1. Joe Schwonz making a frame in art class. 2. Doug Beahm and Amber Von Behren practice the key board. 3. Mike Barrett, Chad Achter- berg, Steve Enniper, Ace Guenther, Shawn Jerome, Mark Quast, Richard Hoel, Charles Smith, Oscar Grie- pentrog take a break in Eng- lish class. 4 Charles Smith, Joe Balzer, and Oscar Griepentrog unload fruit for the F.F.A. fruit sale. 5. Eric Roundy, Greg Gmemder, and Travis Patchin sketch out their next art project. Coming Attractions 3 1. Brennen Weigel observes Mr. Youra dem- onstrating how to complete his art project. 2. Football cheerleaders perform their take off of the television show The Brady Bunch”, Karla Zanca, Ruth Farrey, Jenmne Pufahl, Sue Mikle and Becky Hollander. 3. Mike Van Wormer cutting out his art project. 4 Katie Jerome, Julie Grueneberg, Shelly Lynch, Deb Lewis, Cheryl Lang, and Barb Gassen constructed this banner for the school to sign. It was hung at the Super Bowl XX game in honor of Mark Bortz, � 62 of the • Chicago Bears. 5. Sheri Eberle, Kay Dahnert, Monica Manthey and Kathy Stieber perform routine to the song Apache.” 4 Coming Attractions ■ ■■■■mu Admmistration Faculty Staff 5 Mr. Flynn and Ms. McGrow keep score during a girls basketball game. Mrs. Neef watches over a noon hour game dur- ing homecoming week Mr Ulrich warms up with the pep band be- fore a game. ADMINISTRATION MR GERALD O. SKAAR — SUPERINTEN- DENT OF SCHOOLS. National Honor Soci- ety Advisor, Luther College, B.A., George Washington University, M.A., U. of W. Madison, Ph. D. MR. DANIEL W. HARMON — PRINCIPAL. Illinois State University, B.S., Northern Illi- nois University, M.S. BOARD OF EDUCATION — Seated: Mr. Ralph Bailey, President, Mr. Gene Dawson, Mrs. Judy Harrison, Mr. Judd Neef. Standing: Mr. Edward Taylor, Mr. Byron Patchin, Mrs. Carol Ziehmke OFFICE STAFF — Seated: Mrs. Sonya Buzzell, Secretary to Mr Harmon; Mrs. An- nette Logsdon, Secre- tary to Mr. Skaar; Mary Jane Schreck, Guidance Secretary; Mrs. Katie Fischer, Of- fice Assistant; Mrs. Gladys Krueger, Dis- trict Bookkeeper 6 Administration FACULTY Student Assistance Program Begins Alcohol is the number one drug problem today. As a matter of fact, one out of every four children is affected by alcoholism in one way or another. Pardeeville High School has tak- en steps to deal with this problem. The school district has formulated an alcohol and other drug aware- ness core group, better known as A.O.D.A. This core group is made up of fourteen staff members and eight community volunteers. These peo- ple have undergone over fifty hours of training in order to deal with students who are directly or indirectly involved with alcoholism or chemical dependency. The staff members participating are: Sonya Buzzell, Mark Manne- bach, Ken Youra, Phil Trahms, Larry Flynn, Judy Skaar, Barry Pu- fahl, Rick Maass, Ginny Harmon, June Lenz, Pat Green, Ronna Do- bratz, Nancy Carr, and Paul Ulrich. To pay for this program Pardee- ville High School was given a grant by the Department of Public In- struction in the amount of $22,227. Along with twelve other districts funded in 1985-1986, Par- deeville High School will serve as a model for other schools through- out the state of Wisconsin. MR. WES BABCOCK — Physical Sci- ence, Biology, Head Cross Country Track Coach, Freshmen Advisor, U. of W. Whitewater, B.S. MRS. NANCY CARR — English 9, Eng- lish 12, College Prep English, Literary Drama, Musical All-School Play Direc- tor, Forensics, MocMurray College, B.A. MRS. KATHY CASEY — Spanish I, II, III, Junior High Language Arts, Spanish Club, U. of W. Whitewater, B.S., La Uni- versidad Ibero-Americana. MISS RONNA DOBRATZ — World Current Studies, State of Wisconsin, Western Civilization, JV Volleyball Var- sity Softball, U. of W. Madi- son, B.S. MR HOWARD DRAHEIM — Technology Education-Ener- gy, Junior High Industrial Arts U. of W. Stout, B.S. MR. LARRY FLYNN — Gener- al Science, Chemistry, Fresh- men Advisor, Northland Col- lege, B.S. Faculty 7 MR DUANE FRANKIEWICZ — General Math, Business Math, Introductory Al- gebra, Geometry, JV Basketball, U. of W. Stevens Point, B.S. MRS. PATRICIA A. GREEN — Health Careers, Edgewood College — Madi- son, St. Mary's School of Nursing — Madison, R.N. MRS. MARY HORTON — Guidance Counseling, Wayne State University, B A M.A. MRS. JUNE M. LENZ — Typing, Busi- ness Law, Office Procedures, Short- hand, Personal Typing, Recordkeeping, Newspaper Advisor, U. of W. Whitewater, B.S., U. of W. Madison, MS. MR. MARK MANNEBACH — Adminis- trative Assistant, Social Studies 9, Stu- dent Council Homecoming Advisor, Academic Decathlon, Student Assistant Program, U. of W. Madison, B.S. MRS. LINDA MANTHEY — Health Oc- cupations, U. of W Stevens Point, B.S. MS. JULIE TUG McGRAW — Athletic Director, Physical Education Health, Senior Class Advisor, Varsity Club, Var- sity Volleyball, Iowa Wesleyan College, B.S. MRS. LINDA NEEF — English 10, Junior High Language Arts, Forensics, Junior Class Advisor, Academic Council, Aca- demic Decathlon Coach. U. of W. Madi- son, B.S. MRS. ARDYCE PIEHL — Learning Dis- abilities 7-12, U. of W. Oshkosh, U. of W. Stout, M S. lummu I ni I ll U y MRS IDA M PRICE — Ac- counting, Automated Ac- counting, Computer Con- cepts, Basic programming, Taylor University, B.S. MISS MARIE A. RAHN — Al- gebra I II, Introductory Alge- bra, U. of W. Oshkosh, B.S. MR JAMES W. RUSCH — High School Vocal Music, St. Norbert College, B.S. 8 Faculty FACULTY Mr. Babcock, Mr. Harmon, Ms McGrow, Mr. Flynn watch noon hour games dur- ing Homecoming week MRS JUDY SKAAR — Foods I ' II, Clothing I II, Child Devel- opment, Single Survival, Home Economics Club, U. of W Stout, B.S. MR BUZZ SODERMAN — Physical Education Health 7 12, Varsity Boys Basketball, U. of W Oshkosh, B.S. MR DON TAYLOR — English 11, Speech, Musical Techni- cal Advisor, Forensics, Thes- pians, JV Girls Basketball, U. of W Madison, B.S. MR PHIL TRAHMS — Indus- trial Education-Materials Processes, U. of W. Stout, B.S. MR. PAUL D ULRICH — In- strumental Music 7-12, Pep Band, Concert Band, Con- tests, Musical Staff, U of W. Stevens Point, B.S. MS. MARGARET WALDINGER — U S. History 10 11, Cheer- leading, Pom Pon, Junior Advi- sor, Annual Co-Advisor, U. of W Whitewater, B.S. MR. WALT WEILAND — Vo- cational Agriculture 9-12, FFA Advisor, JV Football, Colora- do State University, B.S. Faculty 9 MS. CHRISTINE WINTERS — Librarian, Sophomore Advisor, Annual Co-Advi- sor, U. of W. Stevens Point, B.S. MR KEN YOURA — Com- mercial Art, Crafts, Design Lettering, Drawing Painting, Jewelry, U. of W. Stevens Point, B.S. CUSTODIANS: Mr. John Herold, Mrs. Gwen Briggs, Mr. Charles Bass, Mr. Kent Meadowcroft, Mr. Douglas Hare Missing: Mr. Garry Millard, Mr. Bryan Oosterhof, Mr. Rodney Sommers BUS DRIVERS: Front — Mrs. Elnetta Smith Row 2 — Mr John Atkinson, Mrs Mary Crotty, Mr. Tim Smith, Mrs. Fern Bessac, Mrs Mary Wendt Back — Mr. Gordon Weismger, Mr. Dave Hayes, Mr. Harold Lueptow, Ms. Barb Allen, Mrs. Pauline Tradewell 1. COOKS: Seated — Mrs. Doris Lytle, Mrs. Sue Swanson; Director, Mrs. Ramona Gleiter, Mrs. Pat Lueptow Back. Mrs. Sharon Cahoon, Mrs. Pearl Barden, Mrs. Elaine Schultz 2. Mr. Neef and Miss Winters are making breakfast at Post-Prom. 10 Faculty Staff ImrajBmifiga Michelle Brigham and Gail Bahls make Christmas cookies for the Home Ec Club. Tim Zacharias helps unload or- anges during the FFA fruit sale Patti Van Swol is getting ready to compete in the State Cross Coun- try Meet. 1. Underclassmen 11 JUNIORS ). Junior Class Officers — Mike Buzzed, Vice-President, Mark Duffert, Trea- surer; Shawn Premo, President 2. Lori Griepentrog helps out during the Varsity Club pizza sale. 3. Mark Duffert, Jenni Manthey and Stephanie Denzer; as Cambria Hilltop- pers, complain about the Bulldog football team during the Junior class skit. 4. Mike Buzzed puts the ball in the funnel during the Bulldog games 5. Julie Grueneberg spikes it down at an away volleyball match. Aberle, Amie Baerwald, Tom Bahls, Patti Bailey, Roy Bailies, Pat Baldowin, Dan Barden, Betsy Bartels, Chris Bartmcki, Deb Bernau, Lucas Blount, Tom Bortz, Robin Breneman, Bryan Burmester, Bob Buzzed, Mike Chapman, Cory Dahnert, Kay Denzer, Stephanie Duffert, Mark Elle, Erik Gassen, Barb Gleiter, Karen Griepentrog, Lori Grueneberg, Julie 12 Juniors Harruff, Andrea Hill, Kelly Hoeppner, Don Jarchow, Doug Jerome, Katie Jerome, Pat Killoran, Jim Lang, Cheryl Leonard, Kent Lynch, Shelly Mamcki, Greg Manthey, Jenm Manthey, Lisa Manthey, Ross McConochie, Lisa Mikle, Paul Millard, Amy Miller, Dan Juniors 13 JUNIORS I. Karen Gleiter catches the ball in a funnel during the homecoming games. 2. These students dressed up for pajama day during the week of homecoming: L. Manthey, J. Manthey, K. Dahnert, P. Van Swol, K. Stieber, A. Harruff, J. Pease, C. Neef, S. Premo, L. Griepentrog, T. Stor- andt, K. Hill and P. Bahls. Pease, Joe Premo, Shawn Pufahl, Mike Roundy, Russ Schehr, Sherry Schultz, Marc Schultz, Sue Schumann, Deb Sims, Sam Staveness, Jody Steriand, Kurt Stieber, Kathy Storandt, Teri Suchomel, Tim Thompson, Tyler Van Swol, Patti Van Wormer, Mike Ziehmke, Tony 14 Juniors SOPHOMORES Ades, Shelley Bahls, Gail Bailey, Jean Baker, Bill Breahm, Angie Bernau, Heidi Brace, Jodi Brigham, Michelle Bush, Becky Bush, Jerry Calkins, Lisa Calkins, Mickey Catenacci, Terri Crichton, Laura Deweese, Laura Felton, Nicki Fenske, Russel Gmeinder, Greg Gorman, Chris Greenheck, Monika Grimm, Michelle Hamilton, Lynn Hawley, Jenni Hepler, Tim Sophomores 15 Hollander, Becky Holtan, Alisha Howe, Tammy Hutchinson, Kerri Jarchow, Steve Jerred, Susie Jolliffe, Kathy Jones, Sandie Katze, Darla Kuhl, Julie Landsverk, Jennie Lee, Shonda Lueck, Steffanie MacDonald, Mary 16 Sophomores SOPHOMORES 1. Waiting to be counted for the pajama dress-up day during homecoming are, Chrissy Pryse, Sue Mikle, Karla Zanca, Jennie Landsverk and Tammy Slaby. 2. Kim Schultz participates in the basketball hop during the homecoming games 3. Tara Sullivan makes a jump for the ball at Poynette. 4 Monika Greenheck helps make pizza for the Varsity Club pizza sale. 5. Lisa Calkins, along with mem- bers of the Home-Ec Club make Christmas cookies to sell. Mikie, MJsan Ott, Jamie Patchin, Travis Paul, Brian Paulson, Michelle Pryse, Chrissy Pufahl, Jennine Pulver, Kurt Rataczak, Traci Roundy, Eric Rowin, Priscilla Sanderson, Kurt Schultz, Kim Sell, Charlotte Shields, Rodney Slaby, Tammy Smith, Nedra Steinich, Tanya Sullivan, Tara Sophomores 17 SOPHOMORES 1 Tim Hepler pins his opponent in the Ookfield Tournament 2. Laura Deweese in the Winter Concert 3. Greg Gmeinder snares a pass in the game with Green Lake Swehla, Sharon Swenson, Liz Thurston, Shad Ullrich, Mark Vike, Chris Walker, Bobbi Jo Walker, Trevor Warren, Teresa Woxland, Matt Zanca, Karla 18 Sophomores 1. Mark Quast catches the ball in the funnel during the homecoming games. 2. Amber Von Behren serves the ball at a home volley- ball match. Atkinson, Brian Baerwald, Tammy Balzer, Joe Barden, Chan Barrett, Mike Bartels, Rhonda Belton, Mike Birn, Steve Bortz, April Burns, Tom Bush, Jenny Cadena, Mitzi Christopherson, Angela Cupery, Marica Dunahee, Chris Eberle, Sheri Ehlert, Kelly Elle, Mike Freshmen 19 Enniper, Shawn Enniper, Steve Ernst, Corey Farrey, Steve Faul, Zan Felton, Tricia Green, Brent Griepentrog, Oscar Guenther, Ace Hanna, Becky Herrick, Heather Hill, Stacy Hoel, Richard Hurckman, Tracy Hutchinson, Brian Jerome, Brenda Jerome, Jenny Jerome, John Jerome, Shawn Jerome, Warner Jerred, Doug Kaiser, Jeanne Kerr, Bridgette Kiermas, Cory Landerman, Sharon Lawrence, Michelle Leonard, Scott Marchant, Suzette Marquez, Amada Mathias, Tammy 20 Freshmen Miles, Scott Miller, Deana Miller, Denise Nehls, Jeff Nicolette, Nicole Nobbs, Sally Parker, Traci Patchin, Traci Porter, Rochelle Price, David Quast, Mark Rohrbeck, Corey Class Officers: Front — Angie Christopherson, Secretary; Nicole Nicolette, Treasurer, Back — Michelle Lawrence, President; Traci Patchin, Vice-President 4 1. Scott Miles is practicing for a typing speed test. 2. April Bortz and Tricia Felton are singing If I were a basket- ball player for the homecoming skit. 3. Mike Stekelberg competing in a cross country race. 4. Kelly Ehlert catches the winning egg in the freshmen egg oss Freshmen 21 FRESHMEN 1. Chris Dunahee wears his shades in Mrs. Casey's room during homecoming week. 2. Shawn Enniper, Darryl Wilson, Mike Barrett, Mike Van Wormer, Chris Dunahee, Angie Christopherson, Becky Hanna, Don Hoeppner, Tricia Felton, and Steve Farrey are all partici- pating in the swinging-bucket penny toss at noon. 3. Suzette Marchant partici- pates in the basketball hop dur- ing the homecoming games. Rostad, Stuart Rowe, Vicki Salimes, Jim Seipel, Nichol Selje, Chad Shields, Heidi Simonson, Kevin Smith, Charles Stekelberg, Mike Taylor, Dan Ullrich, Sheri Van Wormer, Jay Von Behren, Amber Williams, Troy Wilson, Darryl Zacharias, Tim 22 Freshmen Heather Herrick, Susie Jerred, Jeff Nehls, Dan Jerred, Marc Schultz, and Joe Pease enter- tain a halftime crowd during a Band Night basketball game. Jamie George, Mike Pufahl and Monica Manthey in the fall play Oklahoma. Doug Jerred and Becky Hol- lander sing during the Christ- mas Concert. Music 23 CHORUS Row 1: Jeanne Kaiser, Sheri Eberle, Amber Von Behren, Sally Nobbs, Amada Marquez, Deana Miller, Laura Deweese Row 2: Rhonda Bartels, Steffanie Lueck, Terri Warber, Barb Balzer, Ten Storandt, Julie Kuhl, Kelly Ehlert, Debbie Nobbs, Patti Bahls Row 3: Becky Hollander, Chris Bartels, Tanya Steinich, Alisha Holtan, Angie Beahm, Suzette Merchant, Rochelle Porter, Jean Bailey, Mary Massingill, Marcia Cupery, Sharon Landerman, Terri Catenacci Row 4: Liz Swenson, Sue Nickel, Wendy Seely, Sherry Schehr, Brenda Hoeppner, Patti Fischer, Gena Smith, Michelle Paulson, Chan Barden Row 5: Doug Jerred, Jenni Manthey, Lisa Manthey, Jon Kiermos, Charles Smith, Corby Neef, Mike Hinkley, Joe Pease, Marc Schultz, Mike Pufahl, Brennen Weigel 24 Chorus Row 1: Teri Storondt, Steffome Lueck Row 2: Marcia Cupery, Sharon Landerman Row 3: Joe Pease, Marc Schultz Row 1: Sheri Eberle, Amber Von Behren Row 2: Suzette Marchant Row 3: Rochelle Porter, Jean Bailey, Liz Swen- son Front: S. Schehr, P. Fischer, G. Smith Back: M. Pufahl, B Wei- gel, M. Hinkley Veterans Doy performance Row I: Patti Bahls, Steffome Lueck, Teri Storandt, Julie Kuhl, Laura Deweese Row 2: Michelle Paulson, Sharon Lan- derman, Marcia Cupery Row 3: Corby Neef, Marc Schultz, Joe Pease, Jenni Manthey Front: C Bartels, B. Hollander Back: A. Holtan, D. Jerred Row 1: S. Nobbs, D. Nobbs Row 2: G. Smith, T. Catenacci Row 3: M. Hinkley, J. Kiermas 5 6 Ability Surprises Director Jim Rusch, choral director said, I was very apprehensive about the chorus when school started in the fall but so far they have ex- ceeded my expectations. He also stated that the upperclassmen led the chorus and helped the new- comers enhance the balance of the group. The chorus made their debut at the annual Veterans Day assem- bly. They sang Battle Hymn of the Republic and were accompa- nied by Mrs. Sanderson. 7 Highlighting the year was the Winter Concert. Songs sung were Gloria in Excelsis Deo , “Angels We Have Heard on High , Fran- kie and Johnny , I Don't Know How to Love Him , Little Altar Boy and Christmas is a Feeling. The night was brought to life by the singing of The Twelve (Mod- ern) Days of Christmas. In March fifteen members of the chorus attended Solo-Ensemble which was hosted by Fall River. As the school year drew to a close the chorus prepared for the Spring Concert and graduation day. Chorus 25 BAND Row 1: April Bortz, Pricilla Rowin, Julie Kuhl, Heather Herrick, Tara Sullivan, Becky Hollander, Kathy Stieber Row 2: Patti Bahls, Teri Storandt, Lori Griepentrog, Jenni Manthey, Kerri Hutchinson, Darla Katze, Sue Schultz, Jean Bailey, Ten Catenacci, Sharon Landerman Row 3: Caroline Osborn, Monica Manthey, Sharon Swehla, Jennine Pufahl, Rachelle Porter, Marcia Cupery, Kurt Sanderson, Joe Pease, Laura Deweese, Tony Ziehmke Row 4: David Price, Matt Woxland, Kathy Jolliffe, Susie Jerred, Marc Schultz, Mike Pufahl, Dan Jerred, Mike Stekelberg, Corby Neef Row 5: Mike Belton, John Jerome, Doug Jerred, Rick Skaar, Charlotte Sell, Jeff Nehls, Adam Crichton, Cory Kiermas Row 6: Sally Nobbs, Amada Marquez, Vicki Rowe, Kay Dahnert, Karen Gleiter, Brian Hepler 26 Band 1. Band at football pregome; Jean Bailey, Amada Marquez, Sue Schultz, Sally Nobbs, Darla Katze and Lori Griepentrog. 2. Mike Pufohl and Joe Pease await Homecoming halftime. 3. Kurt Sanderson and Joe Pease 4 April Bortz and Vicki Rowe 5. Marc Schultz 5 Band Night Marching Band began its season with the Homecoming halftime show. Southern show tunes was the theme as the band led by Ma- jorette Jenni Manthey took the field. A second show later in the season had to be cancelled due to heavy rain. Dance Little Bird, more com- monly known as the ''Chicken Dance was the Pep Band's most popular new number. Cheer- leaders and fans both young and old joined in the fun. Those Were The Days and Bandland Boo- gie were among other new Pep Band numbers. By coincidence Band Night was also Summer-in- 4 'Wows'Crowd January Night . At halftime band members took the floor attired in sun glasses and Hawaiian shirts and shorts. Concert Band made its debut at the Winter Concert. Concert selec- tions included: Fanfare On A Bell Carol Christmas Portrait, Symphonic Prelude On Adeste Fi- delis, and Christmas Festival. Mike Pufahl, Corby Neef, Joe Pease, Jenni Manthey, Laura Deweese, and Lori Griepentrog at- tended All-Conference Band. Twenty band members participat- ed in the Spring Solo Ensemble Contest. 27 I. Rochelle Porter, Jennine Pufohl, Doug Jerred, and Caroline Osborn perform at Band Night. 2. Caroline Osborn and Monica Manthey at the Winter Concert. 3. Tara Sullivan concentrates on her music in the Winter Concert. 4. John Jerome, Mike Belton, Doug Jerred, Matt Woxland, and Dave Price play Christmas Portrait.'' 5. Mike Stekelberg, Tony Ziehmke, and Joe Pease play before the Homecoming game. 5 28 Band MUSICAL 1. Ado Annie (Kerri Hutchinson) wants Will Porker (Mike Buzzell) to talk purty 2. Jud Fry (Jamie George) asks the Peddler (Todd Hepler) if he could get him a little wonder 3. Curly (Mike Pufahl) and Laurey (Becky Hollander) sing Peo- ple Will Say We're In Love OKLAHOMA Draws Large Audience 3 Mike Pufahl, Mike Buzzell, Kerri Hutchinson, Monica Manthey, Todd Hepler, and Jamie George played the lead roles in P.H.S.'s rendition of the musical OKLAHO- MA. The farmers and ranchers had a hard time getting along in Oklaho- ma Territory. In the middle of all the hassles, a peddler, Todd Hepler, came to town and was be- ing forced to marry Ado Annie be- cause her father thought she shouldn't marry Will Parker, a ro- deo star. Later Will thought he tricked the peddler out of $50 which he need- ed to marry Ado Annie. During the box social, Curly, played by Mike Pufahl, beat Jud Fry, a sinister farmhand, out of Laurey's food hamper. Laurey and Curly were then married. The scenery, under the supervi- sion and direction of Mr. Taylor, included an old farm house sur- rounded by a white picket fence and a corn field. The musical showed the unified efforts of the cast, crew, musi- cians, and directors. The success of OKLAHOMA was due to the hard work and cooperation of the students and staff. Musical 29 MUSICAL OKLAHOMA CAST Aunt Eller . Monica Manthey Curly Mike Pufahl Laurey Becky Hollander Ike Skidmore Joe Pease Fred Charles Smith Slim Matt Woxland Will Parker Mike Buzzell Jud Fry Jamie George Ado Annie Carnes .. Kerri Hutchinson Ali Hakim Todd Hepler Gertie Cummings . Karen Gleiter Ellen Chris Bartels Sylvie Jenni Manthey Kate Laura Deweese Armina Vicki Rowe Aggie Gena Smith Andrew Carnes Corby Neef Cord Elan Bill Stekelberg Joe Brian Hepler Sam Ace Guenther Chorus Lisa Manthey Amada Marquez Denise Miller PRODUCERS Director Nancy Carr Music Director Gerald Skaar Technical Director Don Taylor Student Director Gena Smith Pianists Margaret Sanderson Paul Ulrich Musicians Gerald Skaar Harry Edwards Don Jerred 1. Will Parker and the boys look through the little wonder — Monica Manthey, Joe Pease, Mike Buzzell, Ace Guenther, Charles Smith 2. Jenni Manthey, Todd Hepler, Lisa Manthey, Matt Woxland, Mike Pufahl look on as Joe Pease and Corby Neef in the fore- ground sing The Farmer and the Cowman Should Be Friends 3. Mr. Skaar, Mr. Ulrich, Mrs. Sanderson accompany the cast 30 Musical 1 Will Parker (Mike Buzzell) sells pretties from Kansas City to the peddler Ali Hakim (Todd Hepler) 2. Make-up Crew — seated: Lisa Ernst, Wendy Seely, Jona Hoel Stage Crew — standing: Lisa Calkins, Julie Kuhl, Lucas Bernau, Chris Kuhl, Mary MocDonald, Nedra Smith 4 3. Aunt Eller (Monica Manthey) and Andrew Carnes (Corby Neef) sing The Farmer and the Cowman Should Be Friends 4 Gertie Cummings tells of her engagement to Ali Hakim. Front: Jenm Manthey, Denise Miller, Karen Gleiter (Gertie), Top: Lisa Manthey, Gena Smith, Laura Deweese, Amada Marquez, Chris Bartels, Vicki Rowe Musical 31 MUSICAL 1. Aggie (Gene Smith), Sylvie (Jenni Manthey) and Lisa Manthey are getting ready to sing Many a New Day with Laurey (Becky Hollander). 2. In this opening scene, Curly (Mike Pufahl) greets Aunt Eller (Monica Manthey) as she darns a sock. 3. Jud Fry (Jamie George) and Curly (Mike Pufahl) sing Poor Jud is Dead , a song that predicts Jud's death. 4. Ali Hakim (Todd Hepler) tries to sell Laurey (Becky Hollander) a potion as Aunt Eller (Monica Manthey) shows her disapproval. 4 32 Musical m Orgonizations 33 Patti Van Swol, Shonda Lee and Amy Stilson re- present the stu- dent council at the Veterans Day assembly. Tyler Thompson wraps pizza dur- ing the Varsity Club pizza sale. Mike Pufahl, Tom Blount, Kevin Bostad and Rick Skaar set up for a Student Council dance after school. Patti Fischer dur- ing a late night session on the yearbook. NEWSPAPER STAFF Bark Features New Format After 20 years in its past form, a four page cover section with in- serts, BULLDOG'S BARK has ex- panded by another four page sec- tion. This was one of the many for- mat changes that occured. Other changes included a sole editor, Food for Thought , an editorial page, and a photography depart- ment. Record sales shortly followed the format changes with help from lucky papers , and the addition of a full page devoted to puzzles. Todd Hepler, the paper's editor stated, All in all, the year has been full of progress; both in the BULLDOG'S BARK and the staff members. 1. Patti Fischer checks over finished copies of the newspaper 2. Todd Hepler organizes articles before printing. 3. Heidi Shields, Marcia Cupery and Tom Baer- wald finalize the copy. Bock: Becky Bush, Jenni Hawley, Tom Baerwald, Oran Nehls, Amada Marquez, Sally Nobbs, Vicki Rowe, Heidi Shields Front: Tony Ziehmke, Debbie Nobbs, Todd Hepler, Patti Fischer, Marcia Cupery 34 Newspaper Staff EC CLUB Home Ec Club Organizes To Serve School And Community Tt„'he, rEc Club was formed. The club focus- es on service related activities in the Home Economics field. A ma- jor project involved the Columbia County Nursing Home in Wyo- cena. Every two weeks, the mem- bers and their advisor, Mrs. Skaar, went to the home to aid a resident. Tasks performed varied from help- ing them decorate their rooms to just visiting with them. Additionally during the week, each member wrote letters to their resident to make them smile or boost their morale until their next visit. In April the club supplied baked goods for the judges and directors of the Large Group Festival which was hosted by the Pardeeville Mu- sic Department. Finally the Home Ec Club has made plans to hold an annual Mother Daughter banquet. The entire student body will be invited to attend. This banquet will serve as the year end finale for the club. 5. Shelly Lynch checks cookies during Christmas baking. 6. Sheri Eberle mixes cookie dough. Back: Monika Greenheck, Shelly Lynch, Jenni Hawley, Jenny Jerome, Gail Bahls, Teresa Warren Front: Denise Miller, Robin Bortz, Lisa Calkins, Michelle Brigham, Katie Jerome Home Ec Club 35 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA National Convention A ttended A trip to Kansas City, MO for the National FFA Convention was the highlight of FFA's activities. Our chapter won a national award that paid the way for the advisor, Mr. Weiland, and two students, Oran Nehls and Dave Price. Amy Millard, Greg Gmeinder and Joe Schwanz also attended the convention. The FFA sponsored an old fa- shioned barn dance at the Don Jer- ome farm. Music was provided by a country rock band from Elroy, Wl called Showdown. The 14th annual Hay and Grain Show took place in October. Awards were presented to Fresh- man, Stuart Rostad; Sophomore, Laura Deweese; Junior, Ross Manthey; and Senior Joe Schwanz for having the greatest number of entries in their class. Brian Paul re- ceived both the Corn King and Champion Field Crop awards. Other award winners were: Stuart Rostad, Champion Crop Judger and Dave Price, Champion Fruit and Vegeta- ble exhibitor. In December the annual fruit sale took place. Proceeds from the sale funded the FFA's activities. I 2 1. Dove Price with his quality hay. 2. Joe Schwanz receives the Senior Exhibit Award. 3. Joe Balzer unloads fruit. 4. Brian Paul receives the Com King Award. 5. Attending the Nat'l FFA convention are: D. Price, G. Gmeinder, O. Nehls, J. Schwanz and A. Millard. 6. J. Nehls, S. Rostad, D. Taylor and J. Van Wormer stack fruit in the ag shop. 7. Aword winning corn exhibitor, Amy Millard. Front: Greg Gmeinder, Joe Schwanz, Oran Nehls, Chris Kuhl, Ross Manthey Middle: Richard Hoel, Jenny Bush, Sally Nobbs, Amy Millard, Laura Deweese, Brenda Jerome, Pat Jerome Back: Russ Roundy, Shawn Jerome, Bob Burmester, Brian Paul, Tim Zacharias, Oscar Grie- pentrog Missing from the picture: Joe Balzer, Dave Price, Stuart Rostad, Dan Taylor 7 Future Farmers of America 37 ACADEMIC DECATHLON STUDENT AIDES Pardeeville Initiates Decathlon Team The Academic Decathlon was introduced at P.H.S.. Mr. Manne- bach headed the group which competed in six categories: Histo- ry, Economics, Arts, Science, Lan- guage Arts and Math. The teams six members were nominated by the teachers with Mr. Mannebach making the final selections. Teach- ers involved in coaching were: M. Waldinger, L. Neef, K. Youra, M. Mannebach, N. Carr, P. Ulrich and D. Frankiewicz. After three weeks of study the team took qualifying tests in Por- tage. They did very well with their scores ranking at the state norm. Back: Lon Griepentrog, Monica Manthey, Kathy Stieber, Ruth Farrey Front: Don Jerred, Mark Duffert, Advisor Mark Mannebach New Program Allows Students to Help Teachers Twenty-five juniors and seniors participated in a new program that was set up to coordinate teachers that could use help from students with unneeded study halls. Students in good standing could apply to a teacher who advertised a need for a student aide. After choosing one of the applicants, the teacher and the student drew up a contract which specified what was expected. In addition to the student and teacher, the parents and Principal Dan Harmon had to sign the agreement. The student aide received ' 2 credit per semester for his her work. One credit earned in this program could be put toward the 24 credits needed for graduation. Assistant Principal, Mark Man- nebach, the programs director, stated that the program was quite successful. Back: Tim Suchomel, Tom Baerwald, Dan Jerred, Dennis Curtis, Rick Skaar, Doug Beahm, Tom Blount, Jamie George, Todd Hepler Middle: Caroline Osborn, Deb Lewis, Wendy Seely, Sheri Moorehouse, Barb Balzer, Timmie Sue Graack, Shawn Premo Front: Michelle Brigham, Jenni Manthey, Mickey Calkins, Shelly Lynch, Chris Bartels, Robin Bortz, Karen Gleiter, Gail Bahls, Kim Schultz 38 Academic Decathlon Student Aides VARSITY CLUB Members Use Pizza As a Fundraiser The Varsity Club consisted of forty-four Varsity letterwinners. Senior Varsity Club members re- ceive plaques at the end of the year with the sports and years in which they received a varsity let- ter. The largest fundraiser was the pizza sale. Members sold, made, and delivered the pizzas. Conces- sion stands were also used to raise money. The funds from these ac- tivities were used to buy unbudget- ed athletic equipment and the Sen- ior plaques. Pierce's Supermarket honored the turkey stamps earned from the purchase of pizza ingredients. Var- sity Club traded the turkey stamps for ham which was used in the Christmas baskets donated to area families. To complete the gift baskets Home Ec. Club baked cookies, and Student Council don- ated money for the purchase of extra gifts. In all, ten baskets were prepared and delivered to local families. Mark Duffert, Jamie Ott, and Kay Dah- nert put sausage on pizzas during the Varsity Club pizza sale Row I: Patti Fischer, Julie Ott, Ruth Farrey, Amy Stilson, Monica Manthey, Caroline Osborn, Jamie George, Rick Skaar, Mork Bubolz, Deb Lewis Row 2: Barb Gassen, Stephanie Denzer, Patti Van Swol, Jenni Manthey, Lisa Manthey, Shawn Premo, Tyler Thompson, Corby Neef Row 3: Bobbie Jo Walker, Monika Greenheck, Lon Griepentrog, Kathy Stieber, Kay Dahnert, Mark Duffert, Julie Grueneberg, Matt Woxland, Ace Guenther Row 4: Shelley Ades, Shelly Grimm, Tara Sullivan, Jodi Brace, Chrissy Pryse, Lisa Calkins, Mary MacDonald, Jamie Ott, Lynn Hamilton, Nedro Smith Row 5: Jenni Landsverk, Tammy Howe, Sue Mikle, Becky Hollander, Karlo Zanca, Angie Beahm, Becky Hanna Varsity Club 39 STUDENT COUNCIL i Courtyard Replaces Dumpster Sponsoring activities, landscap- ing projects, and donating money to local programs are among a few of the activities the Student Coun- cil did this year. The officers who coordinated these efforts were: President — Rick Skaar, Vice Presi- dent — Kevin Bostad, Secretary — Monica Manthey and Treasur- er — Patti Van Swol. To raise money for upcoming expenses the council sponsored dances after games. They also sponsored the Dual County Con- ference dance, which was D.J.'d by Jonathan Little of Z-104 and the Homecoming dance D.J.'d by Jeff Tyler also of Z-104. Proceeds from the pop machine and Bulldog t-shirt sale, also helped raise the necessary funds. The council used the funds it raised to buy new speakers and an amplifier to add and renew the ste- reo equipment used at dances, a weight lifting belt for lifting free weights and renovated the court- yard outside the cafeteria. To cre- ate the courtyard, the dumpster was removed and replaced with a picket fence, picnic table, and landscaping. The council donated money to the newly created Par- deeville Student Assistance Pro- gram, and helped the Varsity Club put together Christmas baskets to give the needy in the Pardeeville area. On Veterans' Day the council presented a program for both stu- dents and community. President Rick Skaar moderated the assem- bly and members of the council acted as color guard to honor vet- erans and mothers of servicemen and women. Ray Bankers, member of the local American Legion, gave the Veterans' Day Address. 40 Student Council 1 Mr. Mannebach, Rick Skaar, and Joni Reuhl constructing the court- yard. 2. Mike Pufahl, Tom Blount, Kevin Bostad, and Rick Skaar get the equip- ment ready for a dance 3. Mike Pufahl spins records at a Student Council dance 4 Moderator Rick Skaar at the Veterans' Day assembly. 5. Mike Pufahl and Tom Blount clean up during the egg toss. 6. Liz Swenson and Tammy Slaby enjoy a Student Council dance 5 6 Front: Patti Van Swol, Rick Skaar, Kevin Bostad, Monica Manthey. Middle: Lori Griepentrog, Tom Blount, Amy Stilson, Caroline Osborn, Joe Schwanz, Mike Pufahl. Back: Heather Herrick, Chnssy Pryse, Angie Beahm, Shonda Lee, Stacy Hill, Amber Von Behren. Student Council 41 SPANISH CLUB Field Trips Inform Students The Spanish Club took two field trips to Oshkosh to learn more about Spanish and Indian culture. The first trip was to watch JOSE MOLINAS BAILES ESPANOLES. The students were shown the Fle- menko, a traditional southern Spanish gypsy dance along with several other regional dances. Castenets and palmeadas; hand clapping rhythms, were also dem- onstrated. During the spring field trip mem- bers saw BALLET FOLKLORICO MEXICANO by Jorge Tyller. This performance allowed the students to discover ancient Indian dances which emphasize the flute and drum. Deer Dance , the most popular, demonstrated the hunt and kill of the deer by ancient peo- ple. After both performances the club went to the Crossroads res- taurant in Cambria for a Mexican buffet. Seven students and three adults are making plans to visit Spain. Mike Belton, Tara Sullivan, Terri Storandt, Tony Ziehmke, Travis Patchin, Shad Thurston and Corby Neef along with Mrs. Judy Harri- son, Mrs. Mitzi Manthey and Mrs. Kathy Casey will visit Madrid in June. For a week these students will tour Toledo, Sevilla, Cordova and Granada to see the many fam- ous places of Spain. Students may choose to stay in Spain for an additional week. They will live with a Spanish family to learn more about the culture of Spain. I Bottom: Ruth Farrey, Kay Dahnert, Shawn Premo, Kathy Stieber, Mark Bubolz, Stephanie Denzer, Deb Bartnicki, Todd Hepler, Sheri Moorehouse Row 2: Chris Bartels, Sue Schultz, Patti Van Swol, Caroline Osborn, Mary MacDonald, Nedra Smith, Amy Millard, Gail Bahls Row 3: Lisa Ernst, Gena Smith, Shonda Lee, Jenni Landsverk, Tammy Howe, Sue Mikle, Jenni Hawley, Teri Catenacci, Laura Deweese, Michelle Brigham, Teri Storandt Row 4: Steve Birn, Corby Neef, Travis Patchin, Tara Sullivan, Chrissy Pryse, Karla Zanca, Becky Hollander, Lisa Calkins, Trevor Walker, Shad Thurston Row 5: Chris Dunohee, Mitzi Cadena, Heidi Shields, Rhonda Bartels, Marcia Cupery, Patti Bahls, Sally Nobbs, Steffanie Lueck, Teresa Warren Row 6: Amber Von Behren, Monika Greenheck, Heather Herrick, Michelle Lawrence, Vicki Rowe, Amada Marquez, Jenni Manthey, Julie Ott, Jennine Putahl Row 7: Chan Barden, Mike Belton, Mark Duffert, Paul Mikle, Brad Patchin 42 Spanish Club 6 1. Heidi Shields sells baked goods at the Spanish Club bake sale. 2. Rhonda Bartels eagerly awaits customers at a bake sale. 3. Brad Patchm, Tammy Slaby and Jenni Hawley wait on customers dur- ing half-time rush at the concession stand. 4 Senora Casey and Julie Ott tabulate sales. 5. Trevor Walker 6 Spanish Club Three Bears skit — Sue Mikle, Baby Bear; Michelle Brigham, Mama Bear; Todd Hepler, Papa Bear 5 Spanish Club 43 ANNUAL STAFF Annual Introduces Theme Hard work and long hours were once again spent in putting to- gether Whisper . To offset the rising cost of the printing the staff hit the streets in force to sell ads and also worked at over 15 con- cession stands. The co-editors, Ruth Farrey and Patti Fischer, and the business manager, Todd Hepler, showed a large amount of perseverance and dedication. The year was full of learning and training which includ- ed a day long session at UW-Eau Claire where various aspects of producing a yearbook were stressed. The advisors Miss Wal- dinger and Miss Winters also at- tended the session. One of the major accomplish- ments was the development of a theme. After hours of brainstorm- ing and discussion Whisper — Real to Reel was created to tie together all of the different areas of Pardeeville High School into one common idea. The rest of the work the staff put into the book can easily be recognized by look- ing within the covers of Whisper '86. I 1. Michelle Brigham organizing a two-page spread. 2. Ruth Farrey, Todd Hepler, and Patti Fischer after attending a year- book workshop at the U.W.-Eau Claire. 3. Ruth Farrey finalizes a layout. Back: Julie Kuhl, Becky Hollander, Sue Mikle, Tammy Howe, Jennine Pufahl, Darla Katze, Sheri Eberle, Patti Bahls. Middle: Rochelle Porter, Terri Warber, Alisho Holton, Karla Zanca, Laura Deweese, Stacy Hill, Jenni Hawley, Shelly Lynch, Kathy Stieber, Monika Greenheck, Traci Patchin, Lisa Calkins, Shelley Ades, Jona Hoel, Gena Smith, Julie Ott. Front: Chris Bartels, Robin Bortz, Lisa Manthey, Shawn Premo, Ruth Farrey, Patti Fischer, Todd Hepler, Michelle Brigham, Lucas Bernau. 44 Annual 1. Graham Harrison and Kurt Sanderson sweep the ice during a curling match against Poyn- ette. 2. Football cheerleaders Angie Beahm, Sue Mikle, Becky Hollander, Karla Zanca, Jennine Pufahl, Kay Dahnert, Ruth Farrey and Jenni Manthey make buttons for the football parents. 3. Tim Duffert pins his opponent at a home match. 4. Shelley Ades bumbs the ball during the game against Poynette 4 Sports 45 CROSS COUNTRY Duffert, Von Swol Pace Teams A lot of improvement was made this year. The boys gave their 100% effort all year. After the girls finished third at the Rio Invitational they gained confi- dence and ran very well, com- mented Coach Babcock when asked to summarize the highlights of the season. The boys showed their effort when they placed fourth at both the Conference and Regionals. The girls finished sec- ond in Conference and Regionals, fifth in Sectionals and advanced one runner, Patti Van Swol, to the State Meet. The State Meet was scheduled for November 2, but was post- poned because of heavy rain only to be held one week later in six inches of snow. Patti ran well plac- ing 21st. Patti admitted that she was nervous but happy when she first realized that she was going to State. When asked how she felt about the team Patti responded, I was really glad to be on the girls' team because they really tried hard. The teams had a total of ten first year runners. All of the runners im- proved an average of two minutes over the course of the season. Team Captains were: Mark Duf- fert and Dan Jerred for the boys and Patti Van Swol and Barb Gas- sen for the girls. Most Valuable players were Mark Duffert and Patti Van Swol. When asked to summarize the season Coach Babcock replied, Both teams were young and lacked experience but were enthu- siastic and have a bright future. 46 Cross Country 1. Patti Van Swol nears the finish in the State Meet 2. Chrissy Pryse at the Lake Mills Invitational 3. Senior Dan Jerred runs strong at Rio 4 Barb Gassen strides to a strong finish at Lake Mills 5. Mark Duffert sets the pace at Rio 6. Team members relax after their races at the Lake Mills Invitational: Sheri Eberle, Chrissy Pryse, Mike Stekel- berg Boys Team — Front: Ace Guenther, Doug Jerred, Chan Barden, Mike Stekelberg Back: Corby Neef, Mark Duffert, Dan Jerred, Coach Bab- cock Girls Team — Front: Terri Catenacci, Tammy Howe, Chrissy Pryse, Barb Gassen, Tammy Mathias Back: Kerri Hutchinson, Becky Hanna, Patti Van Swol, Sheri Eberle, Coach Babcock Cross Country 47 FOOTBALL 'Trench Warriors' Clash In Mud At the start of the season the 1985 grid squad looked capable of doing the job as thirteen lettermen returned. The senior dominated team of ten veterans looked prom- ising, but due to early season ineli- gibilities, the squad was forced to rely on some young players who had never seen varsity action. De- spite their inexperience, the rook- ies did a fine job. Another detriment that faced the Bulldogs was the weather; if it wasn't freezing cold, it rained. Five out of nine games were played in the rain which slowed down the ex- plosive passing game. Pardeeville fans were not disap- pointed as there were many high- lights during the season. One high- light took place when Princeton came to town sporting a 6-2 re- cord. Bulldog pride shone as they upset the Tigers 14-6. This victory plus a win at Montello enabled Coach Maass to record his second winning season with a mark of 5-4. At the Athletic Banquet Rick Skaar was awarded MVP honors. Jason Cook was named Outstand- ing Lineman, while Kevin Bostad took Team Captain honors. Rod- ney Shields received the Outstand- ing JV Player Award. All Confer- ence honors were also cited as Rick Skaar and Kevin Bostad were named to the Defensive Team. Ja- son Cook and Shawn Premo were Honorable Mention Offense. Coach Maass was given a plaque from the class of '86 which read, For your four years of dedication to the Class of 1986. The plaque also quoted Coach Maass' motto, Nothing great has ever been ac- complished without enthusiasm. 2 I. Mark Bubolz leaves the field after the Bulldogs defeated Fall River 2. Coach Bostad, Coach Maass, Kent Leonard, Cory Kiermas, Willie Calkins, Mgr., Chris Vike, Tim Duffert watch the play from the sidelines during the Fall River game 3. Oran Nehls snaps the ball in the Westfield game 48 Football Dan Miller, Tim Hepler, Chris Crotty, Oran Nehls, Jason Cook, Kevin Bostad, Mark Duffert, Mark Ullrich, Shawn Premo, Rick Skaar on of- fense in the Westfield game Seniors: Front — John Rivest, Chris Kuhl, Doug Beahm, Rick Skaar, Jason Cook, Back — Kevin Bostad, Oran Nehls, Mark Bubolz, Chris Crotty, Tim Duffert Montello 'Mud Bowl': Mark Bubolz, No. 5 Rick Skaar, Jason Cook (on the ground), No. 70 Tim Hepler, No. 11 Kevin Bostad, No. 33 Shawn Premo FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD OPPONENT WE THEY Randolph 6 24 Rio 23 12 Poynette 20 40 Westfield 8 36 Cambria 28 14 Green Lake 6 20 Fall River 49 16 Princeton 14 6 Montello 19 6 FootbaH 49 Front: Brad Suchomel, Mgr., Eric Rostad, Mgr., Darryl Wilson, Mark Bubolz, Kent Leonard, Doug Beahm, Rick Skaar, Jason Cook, Cory Kiermas, Stuart Rostad, William Calkins, Mgr. Row 2: Coach Bostad, Tyler Thompson, Chris Kuhl, Trevor Walker, Paul Mikle, Dan Miller, Tim Hepler, Chris Crotty, Greg Gmemder, Coach Maass Row 3: Chris Vike, Matt Woxland, Travis Patchm, Rodney Shields, Shad Thurston, Brian Hutchinson, Chris Dunahee, Tim Duffert, Coach Weiland. Top Row: Kevin Bostad, Mark Ullrich, Tom Blount, Oran Nehls, Shawn Premo, Mark Duffert, John Rivest, Kevin Simonson, Tom Burns 50 Football FOOTBALL 2 4 1. Rick Skaar catches a touchdown pass in the season opener against Randolph. Nos. 22 and 33 Shawn Premo and Mark Bubolz in the background 2. Bulldog attack at Westfield left to right: Oran Nehls, Quar- terback Kevin Bostad, Jason Cook, Rick Skaar, Tom Blount, Mark Ullrich, Shawn Premo 3. No. I 1 Kevin Bostad outruns a Fall River defender 4 No. 33 Shawn Premo drives for the end zone against Fall Riv- er Football 51 VOLLEYBALL Netters Top Conference Starting the season with an 18 game winning streak helped the 1985 Varsity Volleyball team win its second consecutive Confer- ence championship. In what Coach McGraw called, “An out- standing season, the squad tied with Rio for first place with an 8-1 conference record and 10-2 over- all record. The team also played well in two tournaments; placing second at both Wayland Academy and Johnson Creek. The Bulldogs won the Regional Tournament and advanced to Sectional play by defeating Cam- bria, Almond, and Wild Rose. The only Dual County team in the Sec- tional tournament, the Bulldogs played well, but had a disappoint- ing day, coming away winless, de- spite some close matches. The squad consisted of six re- turning letter winners: Patti Fi- scher, Julie Grueneberg, Deb Lew- is, Julie Ott, Caroline Osborn, and Kathy Stieber. The team's first year letter winners were: Shelley Ades, Stephanie Denzer, Monika Greenheck, Jamie Ott, Tara Sulli- van, and Patti Van Swol. Because the team felt team- work and senior leadership were their strongest points, an MVP award was not given. Patti Fischer, Caroline Osborn, and Julie Ott were voted Tri-Captains by their teammates, while Deb Lewis was the Most Improved and Patti Van Swol received the Hustle Award. Julie Grueneberg, Caroline Os- born, Julie Ott, and Patti Van Swol were All Conference selections. 2 I. Varsity Team — Front: Coach McGraw, Patti Van Swol, Stephanie Denzer, Julie Ott, Kathy Stieber, Monika Greenheck, Shelley Ades, Patti Fi- scher, Jamie Ott, Caroline Osborn, Deb Lewis, Julie Grueneberg 2. Julie Grueneberg and Caroline Osborn find the loss to Rio too hard to handle 3. Patti Fischer receives a serve at Fall River 52 Volleyball VOLLEYBALL SCOREBOARD OPPONENT P.H.S. Markesan W — 2-1 Wayland Tournament 4-2 Lomira L — 1-2 Green Lake W — 3-0 Poynette W — 3-0 Montello W — 3-0 Cambria-Friesland W — 3-0 Johnson Creek Tournament 3-3 Princeton W — 3-0 Randolph W — 3-0 Columbus W — 2-1 Rio L — 0-3 Westfield W — 3-0 Fall River W — 2-1 REGIONALS Cambria-Friesland W — 2-0 Almond W — 2-1 Wild Rose W — 2-1 SECTIONALS Cedar Grove L — 0-3 Belleville L — 0-3 Sevastopol L — 0-3 Black Hawk L — 0-3 6 4 Patti Van Swol bumps the ball in a match at Poynette 5. Shelley Ades, Patti Van Swol, Julie Ott, Julie Grueneberg, Caroline Osborn, Stephanie Denzer celebrate a victory over Green Lake 6. Scorekeeper Chris Bartels and Manager Lisa Calkins Volleyball 53 1 Caroline Osborn goes up for a spike, Julie Ott in the background. 2. Varsity Team warms up at the net be- fore the match at Poynette: Patti Van Swol, Shelley Ades, Julie Grueneberg, Patti Fischer, and Caroline Osbom 3. Julie Ott dinks the ball at Fall River 4 Jamie Ott, Shelley Ades, Patti Fischer scream for victory at the end of a time out 5. Monika Greenheck returns the ball in a game with Poynette JV Team — Front: Susan Schultz, Laura Crichton, Jennie Landsverk, Amber Von Behren, Gail Bahls, Patti Bahls. Standing Monika Greenheck, Lynn Hamilton, Tara Sullivan, Shelly Grimm, Jodi Brace, Shonda Lee, Coach Dobratz 54 Volleyball Junior Netters Take First Following the varsity's lead, the 1985 JV also had a great season. The squad placed first in Confer- ence with a 8-1 record. Overall the JV had all-2 record. One highlight of the season was the tournament held at Poynette. In the Poynette tournament the JV, after a long day of volleyball, brought home the championship. At the end of their season, the JV team chose its award winners. Award winners were as follows: Laura Crichton — Most Improved, Shelly Grimm — Most Dedicated, Tara Sullivan — Team Captain, and Monika Greenheck was named Most Valuable. JV B Team — Front: Stacy Hill, Traci Patchin, Rochelle Porter, Sheri Ullrich, Denise Miller, Coach Tessman. Row 2: Tricia Felton, Tammy Baerwald, Heidi Shields, Kelly Ehlert, Jean Bailey Top: Michelle Paulson, Darla Katze, Rhonda Bartels, Suzette Merchant, Steffanie Lueck. Volleyball 55 BOYS BASKETBALL 'Dogs' Tie For Second Enjoyable and frustrating were the words Coach Soderman used to sum up the 1985-86 boys basketball campaign. I thought we were much better than our re- cord showed, quipped the coach. Picked to be at the bottom of the D.C.C., the cagers ended up in a surprising tie for second with a 10- 6 Conference record. The season had many highlights including a thrilling victory over Cambria on a buzzer beating shot by Senior Rick Skaar. Another Sen- ior, Kevin Bostad dazzled a senior night crowd by scoring 45 points against Montello. Kevin finished with a career total of 1,024 points. Oran Nehls also a senior had a fine year after not playing his junior year. With a lot of bench support the Bulldogs ended the season with a record of 11 -9. The Bulldogs went into the Sub- Regional game against Cambria with hopes of going to West Bend but were denied losing to the Hill- toppers 58-56 in overtime. Awards were presented at the Athletic Banquet. Kevin Bostad was named the team's Most Valu- able Player and received the Best Free Throw Award. Rick Skaar took both Team Captain and Best Defensive Player honors. Kevin Bostad was voted to the All-Con- ference Team and was selected as the Conference Player of the Year. BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD OPPONENT WE THEY Sauk-Prairie 59 63 Green Lake 62 OT 61 Randolph 68 55 Poynette 57 62 Princeton 59 41 Fall River 69 45 Lodi 52 46 Ripon 39 49 Cambria 51 49 Montello 47 55 Rio 37 47 Green Lake 56 52 Randolph 67 77 Poynette 70 64 Princeton 75 63 Fall River 84 39 Westfield 54 64 Montello 83 62 Rio 45 56 Sub-Regionals Cambria 56 58 ' Non-Conference Holiday Tournament OT Front: John Rivest, Rick Skaar, Mike Buzzell, Kent Leonard, Paul Mikle, Shawn Premo Back: Coach Soderman, Tom Blount, Bob Burmester, Corby Neef, Oran Nehls, Kevin Bostad, Cory Chapman 56 Boys Basketball I Corby Neef shoots a basket during a home game against Green Lake. 2. Kevin Bostad, Rick Skaar and Corby Neef scramble under the basket during the Sauk Prairie game 3. Tom Blount secures the ball during the Lodi game. 4 Tom Blount, Kevin Bostad and Oran Nehls playing defense during the Ripon game. 5. Mr. Soderman instructs players during a time-out. Boys Basketball 57 BOYS BASKETBALL 3 1. Rick Skaar shoots for two. 2. Kent Leonard grabs a rebound while Corby Neef and Kevin Bostad look on. 3. Paul Mikle dodges the opponent. 4. Mike Buzzell shoots a jumper against Sauk Prairie. 5. Dave Price fights off a defender. 6. Shawn Premo rips down a rebound while Kevin Simonson backs him up. JV TEAM — Front: Shad Thurston, Russ Fenske, Eric Roundy Back: Greg Gmeinder, Mark Ullrich, Travis Patchin 58 Boys Basketball JV Frosh Basketball 6 FRESHMAN TEAM — Front: Kevin Simonson, Darryl Wilson, Scott Leonard, Doug Jerred Back: Steve Enniper, Mike Belton, Ace Guenther, Chad Selje, Shawn Enniper, Coach Kamrach Missing: David Price Boys Basketball 59 GIRLS BASKETBALL Cagers Top Tourney Led by Senior forward Caroline Osborn, the lady Bulldogs posted a 15-5 season record good for a third place Conference finish. Everytime Coach Cross' squad got a winning streak going they were tripped up by either Randolph or Rio. These two opponents were re- sponsible for all five defeats suf- fered by the Bulldogs. A first place finish in the Mon- tello Holiday Tournament by both the Varsity and JV teams was the highlights of the season. Patti Van Swol and Tammy Howe were named Tournament M.V.P. at the Varsity and JV level respectively. Coach Taylor's JV Team closed its season with a 9-10 record. An- gie Beahm led the JV squad with 155 points. At the end of the season awards were presented. The squad's only Senior, Caroline Osborn, was named Team Captain. Patti Van Swol took team M.V.P. and Con- ference Player of the Year honors. Lori Griepentrog was named Most Improved and Sophomore Angie Beahm received the Hustle Award. Caroline Osborn and Patti Van Swol were selected to the All-Con- ference Team. BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD OPPONENT WE THEY Wayland Academy 60 9 Cambria-Friesland 46 38 Randolph 40 45 Wild Rose 29 28 Montello 49 31 Rio 38 43 Westfield 65 58 Green Lake 62 26 Montello 44 29 Princeton 51 30 Fall River 62 19 Cambria-Friesland 67 54 Randolph 46 52 Rio 38 39 OT Green Lake 46 36 Westfield 39 36 Poynette 28 27 Princeton 61 30 Fall River 83 24 Sub-Regional Rio 39 40 Holiday Tournoment VARSITY TEAM — Kneeling: Shelley Ades, Tammy Howe, Monika Greenheck, Angie Beahm Standing: Coach Cross, Caroline Osborn, Lori Griepentrog, Bobbi Jo Walker, Patti Van Swol, Manager Shelly Lynch 60 Girls Basketball 5 1. Patti Van Swol shoots for two as Caroline Osborn and Bobbi Jo Walker stand by for a rebound. 2. Shelley Ades puts up a shot, Bobbie Jo Walker and Lori Griepentrog get set to rebound. 3. Shelley Ades fires one from the outside. 4 Lori Griepentrog looks to basket and a try for two. 5. Amber Von Behren, Jennine Pufahl and Caroline Osborn scramble for the ball in practice while Monika Greenheck, Tammy Howe, Angie Beahm and Patti Van Swol look on. Girls Basketball 61 GIRLS BASKETBALL 1. Kim Schultz, Angie Beohm and Amber Von Behren play defense at Montello. 2. Amber Von Behren drives to the basket. 3. Suzette Merchant brings the ball up the court. 3 1 JV TEAM Kneeling: Amy Millard, Amber Von Behren, Angie Beahm, Suzette Merchant Standing: Coach Taylor, Tara Sullivan, Michelle Lawrence, Kim Schultz, Sue Schultz; Mgr. 62 Girls Basketball 1 Lori Griepentrog attempts a shot while Bobbie Jo Walker looks on. 2. Coach Taylor gives last minute instructions to the J.V. squad; Amy Millard, Michelle Lawrence, Angie Beahm, No. 43 Tara Sullivan and Coach Taylor. 3. Monika Greenheck shoots for two at Montello 4. Tammy Howe looks to pass the ball. 4 Caroline Osborn fires a jump shot. Girls Basketball 63 SEASON RECORDS 105 Dan Taylor 10-14-1 112 Mike Elle 3-16-1 119 Tim Suchomel 11-07-0 126 Erik Elle 5-15-0 132 Brent Green 1-04-0 132 Scott Miles 4-12-0 138 Chris Vike 28-02-0 145 Tim Duffert 8-06-0 155 Tyler Thompson 3-07-0 155 Trevor Walker 3-11-0 167 Doug Jarchow 17-01-0 185 Tim Hepler 15-08-0 UNL Rick Lappen 11-04-0 WRESTLING Vike Captures Conference Title Bock: Coach Hull, Rick Lappen, Tim Helper, Doug Jarchow, Trevor Walker, Chris Vike, Coach Knutson Front: Erik Elle, Scott Miles, Mike Elle, Dan Taylor Missing: Tim Suchomel, Brent Green, Tim Duffert, Tyler Thompson 64 Wrestling Thirteen wrestlers, including eight returning letterwinners, made up the wrestling squad. A 3- 2 conference record along with a sixth place finish at the Confer- ence Meet gave the team fourth overall. Invitationals highlighted the year. Doug Jarchow took the 167 title at the Fond du Lac tourna- ment while Chris Vike and Rick Lappen finished second. Two wrestlers, Jarchow and Vike, fin- ished first at the Pardeeville and Oakfield Invitational. Vike was voted the outstanding wrestler at a Montello quadrangular and the Pardeeville tournament. New school records were set by Jarchow and Vike. Jarchow set a record for the most take downs, with 62. Vike tied the record of 20 pins, set by Kory Ehlert during the 1983-84 season. Vike also set a re- cord for the most wins in a season with 28. 1. Chris Vike displays awards after winning the conference title. 2. Tim Duffert tries to es- cape from his Poynette opponent. 3. Tim Suchomel awaits the start of the period while in the controlling po- sition. 4. Dan Taylor attempts to break the hold of his op- ponent. 5. Scott Miles gets the victory during a home match. 6. Rick Lappen, Nedra Smith, Jean Bailey and Doug Jarchow before the Parent's Night Match. Awards presented at the athle- tic banquet were: Most Valuable Wrestler, Chris Vike; Most Im- proved, Dan Taylor; and Co-Cap- tains, Chris Vike and Tim Duffert. Wrestling 65 WRESTLING 66 Wrestling 1. Tim Hepler wins his match at the Oakfield Tournament. 2. Tim Suchomel works to gain control at the conference meet. 3. Trevor Walker attempts to escape from his Princeton opponent. 4 Erik Elle controlls his Montello opponent. 5. Manager Brad Suchomel Coaches Hull and Knutson anxiously watch a match. 6. Doug Jarchow tries for a reverse and pin. 7. Rick Lappen stalks his opponent at the conference meet. 8. Chris Vike attempts to pin his opponent in the championship match at the Bulldog Invitational. 9. Mike Elle pins his Princeton opponent at a home match. Wrestling 67 CURLING 1. BOYS J.V. TEAM: Mott Woxlond, Steve Farrey, Rodney Shields Missing: Chris Dunahee, Lucas Bernau, Travis Patchin 2. Lucas Bernau follows through after a throw. 3. GIRLS J.V. TEAM: Front: Alisha Holton, Tanya Steinich Back: Stacy Hill, Sally Nobbs, April Bortz, Julie Ott, Laura Crichton, Patti Bahls 4. Chris Dunahee skips a J.V. match. 5. Matt Woxland releases a rock. Girls Head to Medford Curling is often a sport that is overlooked but despite the lack of recognition, both the boy and girl curlers had a good season. During the Lodi Open Bonspiel, the team comprised of M. Mac- Donald, M. Pufahl, L. Hamilton and C. Dunahee won two of three games, beating Portage by two points and Poynette by five points. The mixed team of G. Harrison, S. Hill, R. Shields, K. Sanderson (alt.) and S. Lee didn't fair as well and lost two of three games. Their first match was a gripping close con- test as they tied Lodi four-four, only to be beaten in a sudden death throw off. At the Wausau Bonspiel the boys beat Medford 15-11, and Lodi 8-6 while losing to Portage 9- 5. The girls lost two of three games with the scores being: Tri-City 11- 5, Wausau West 9-4, Poynette 8-6. Poynette hosted the boys Sec- tional Tournament and defeated our curlers 8-2. They advanced to the State meet. The girl curlers met at Pardeeville and defeated Poyn- ette 9-7 and 9-4 while losing to Lodi 13-6 and to Portage 11 -5. De- spite their two losses this record was good enough to take second place and advance them to the state meet in Medford. The overall regular season records for both the boys and girls were 2-10 and 3- 8 respectively. BOYS VARSITY: Graham Harrison, Jason Cook, Mike Pufahl, Kurt Sanderson Curling 69 GIRLS VARSITY: Shonda Lee, Mary MacDonald, Sharon Swehla, Lynn Hamilton CHEERLEADING I. Darla Katze performs the school song routine at an away game. 2. Jean Bailey, Ruth Farrey and Nedra Smith do the cheer, Go Big Blue. 3. Ruth Farrey, Chris Bartels and Sue Mikle make buttons for the football parents. 4. Becky Hollander and Chris Bartels dressed for the Christmas skit Twelve Days of Christmas. 'Brady Bunch' Tops Rally The cheerleaders began the rain soaked fall season with a button project. Two buttons with each football player's picture were made and presented to their par- ents. Rain dampened half of the games making cheering nearly im- possible. New sweaters added a cosmetic dimension to the season. The Brady Bunch skit at the Homecoming pep rally highlighted the fall season. All cheerleaders played various characters from the television series and adapted the story line to the Pardeeville vs Cambria game. At the Fall Athletic Banquet Ruth Farrey received the Honorary Captain Award and Sue Mikle was 70 Cheerleading named Best Cheerleader. Separate tryouts for wrestling and basketball cheerleading were held in November. Chris Bartels, Ruth Farrey, and Jenni Manthey were the only Cheerleaders with previous experience. Because of a change in the athletic guidelines, cheerleaders were allowed for the first time to also be Pom Pon Girls. At the Christmas assembly the cheerleading and Pom Pon Squads teamed up and presented their version of Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer and the “Twelve Days of Christmas adapting the words to people and events at Par- deeville High School. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADING 5. Kay Dahnert, Jenni Manthey, Angie Beahm, Becky Hollander and Jennine Pufahl decorate the goalposts at homecoming 6. Top: Karla Zanca, Sue Mikle, Becky Hollander, Ruth Farrey Bottom: Jen- nine Pufahl, Jenni Manthey, Kay Dahnert, Chris Bartels and Angie Beahm before leaving for a game in the ydlow sub. 7. Front: Kay Dahnert, Chris Bartels, Angie Beahm, Becky Hollander Middle: Jenni Manthey, Karla Zanca, Ruth Farrey Top: Sue Mikle, Jennine Pufahl 8. Jenni Manthey cheers at a home game. 7 Cheerieocfcng 71 4 1. Bottom: Lisa Manthey Middle: Kathy Stieber, Jenni Manthey, Monica Manthey Top: Kay Dahnert and Chris Bartels construct a mount during a starting line up. 2. JV BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS, Top to Bottom: Darla Katze, Lisa Manthey, and Tammy Baerwald 3. VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Top: Jenni Manthey, Monica Manthey, Kathy Stieber Bottom: Lisa Manthey, Chris Bartels, Kay Dahnert 4 Monica Manthey and Kathy Stieber chant Who Are We ' 5. Kathy Stieber and Chris Bartels perform Up and Down. 7 9 6. Nedra Smith, Ruth Farrey and Jean Bailey before a bus ride to the Oakfield Regional Tournament 7. Nedra Smith motions the P H.S. cheer 8 Nedra Smith and Ruth Farrey cheer at the Oakfield Tournament 9. Ruth Farrey and Jean Bailey put up locker decorations on Valentine's Day. Cheerleading 73 POM PONS Rookies Dominate Squad Exciting halftime entertainment for home basketball games was provided by the Pom Pon Squad. The squad, coached by Ms. Wal- dinger, was inexperienced with eight of the 17 girls being first year members. Everyone was in a group to choreograph a routine. Rou- tines were done to the Pep Band songs: Cotton Eyed Joe, NFL Theme, Championship, Scar- borough Fair, It's So Easy, Apache, and Great Balls of Fire. Monica Manthey choreo- graphed a routine to the popular hit RO C K. In The U.S.A. by John Cougar Mellencamp. Besides basketball games, the squad performed at Homecoming to the song Old Man River. Christmas found the girls singing The Twelve Days of Christmas and Rudolph the Red Nosed Rein- deer with the words changed to include various teachers and stu- dents. Monica Manthey and Kathy Stieber were chosen as Co-Cap- tains by the squad early in the sea- son. At the end of the season Monica Manthey, the only senior, received the Most Dedicated award. Denise Miller was named the Rookie of the Year. 4 74 Pom Pons 3. Karla Zanca, Chris Bartels, Jennine Pufahl, Tammy Howe, Becky Hollander, Sue Mikle, Denise Miller, and Sheri Eberle in the final pose of the routine NFL ' 4 Co-Captains Kathy Stieber and Monica Manthey 5. Angie Beahm and Karla Zanca sing Five Tater Tots in the squad's rendition of The Twelve Days of Christmas ' 6. Jennine Pufahl and Tommy Howe in the Twelve Days of Christmas. 7. Kathy Stieber runs onto the floor during a routine. 8 Sue Mikle and Becky Hollander in the routine Cotton Eyed Joe. 7 8 Pom Pons 75 Front: Rochelle Porter, Denise Miller, Sheri Eberle, Heother Herrick Middle: Shelly Grimm, Tammy Howe, Jennine Pufahl, Sue Mikle, Becky Hollander, Angie Beahm, Karla Zanca Back: Kay Dahnert, Jenni Manthey, Monica Manthey, Kathy Stieber, Lisa Manthey, Chris Bartels 1. Jenni Manthey doing the routine from the song Championship. 2. Karla Zanca and Chris Bartels m the routine from the theme song NFL Horizonal Hold. 3. Angie Beahm in the song Championship. 76 Pom Pons 1. The men behind the shades, Jason Cook, Mark Bubolz, Kevin Bostod, Doug Beahm and Rick Skaar before Prom. 2. Homecoming court: Bobbie Jo Walk- er, Greg Gmeinder, Patti Fischer, Oran Nehls, Patti Van Swol, Kevin Bostad, Cheryl Lang, Kent Leonard, Traci Patchin and Chad Achterberg. 3. Jean Bailey, Jenni Hawley, Katie Jerome, Lisa Calkins doncing at Homecoming. 4 Escaping the crowd at Prom. 5. Couples slow dancing at Homecom- ing PROM City Nights Sparkles Prom for the class of '86 was one of the most successful in many years. Tornado warnings and heavy rain dampened the area, but this did not stop the 185 guests from attending the Prom at the Portage Country Club. City Nights chosen by the class as their theme was brought to life by city skyline murals, silver foil and shimmer curtains. The guys on the court completed the scene by wearing black tuxedos, red cummerbunds and bow ties. The theme song, chosen by the class was “Heaven by Bryan Ad- ams. A new dimension was added by having a Disc Jockey, Jonathan Scott, instead of a band. Highlighting the evening was the introduction of the 1985 King and Queen, Rick Skaar and Monica Manthey, by Jamie George and Gena Smith, Master and Mistress of Ceremonies. Completing the court were: Jason Cook escorting Julie Ott, Kevin Bostad escorting Traci Becker, Mark Bubolz escort- ing Patti Fischer, Doug Beahm es- corting Amy Stilson. Justin Plues and Megan Rhode were chosen as Miniature King and Queen. Royal Court: Julie Ott, Jason Cook, Traci Becker, Kevin Bostad, Monica Manthey, Rick Skaar, Patti Fischer, Mark Bubolz, Amy Stilson, Doug Beahm, Megan Rhode, Justin Plues 78 Prom 7 1. Jamie George, Gena Smith 2. Monica Manthey, Rick Skaar 3. Julie Ott, Jason Cook 4 Mark Bubolz, Patti Fischer 5. The Crowning 6. Ruth Farrey and Julie Ott prepare the bulletin board introducing the Prom Court and Theme 7. Amy Stilson, Doug Beahm 8. Traci Becker, Kevin Bostad Prom 79 POST PROM 1. Mark Bubolz 2. Rick Skaar 3. Monica Manthey 4 Kevin Bostad 5. Rick Skaar, Russ Kuhl, Corby Neef, Chris Vike 6. Todd Hepler 7. Tim Hepler 8. Chris Crotty 9 Mark Ullrich 10. Patti Van Swol, Ju- lie Ott, Patti Fi- scher mm 7 rr ■a «ft Pos - Prom Sets Record Indian Trails Campground host- ed the post prom party. A record 113 people attended. Party goers spent the night shooting pool, playing video games, spinning foosball, and weaving turtles around and un- derneath tables. Even the chaper- ones: Mr. Harmon, Miss Winters, Miss Waldinger, Mr. and Mrs. Frankiewicz got into the spirit and gave the turtles a try. The heated pool attracted the swimming en- thusiasts. Guests enjoyed pizza, ice cream, chips, and soda until the breakfast hour. Breakfast at 4:00 A M. cli- maxed the party for those who managed to stay awake. Break- fast chefs Mr. and Mrs. Neef and the other chaperones pushed toast, fried eggs and sausage, mixed orange juice, and poured milk and coffee for the sleepy but hungry guests. Following break- fast the post prom party ended. Post Prom 81 Homecoming week included dress-up days, noon hour games, Bulldog games on Thursday night, and finally a pep rally before the game against the Cambria Hilltop- pers. Dress-up days consisted of paja- ma day, toga day, nerd day, Ha- waiian day, and the traditional blue and gold day. Thursday night included the usu- al gym games such as the basket- ball hop and plunger run along with class games such as the whipped cream race, tennis shoe hunt, and turtle race. The week ended with a pep rally of skits, a belching contest and a 82 Homecoming demonstration of the new stereo equipment used for Student Coun- cil dances. Each class wrote and performed an original skit about how the Bull- dogs would beat the Toppers. The Senior skit entitled Mr. Rogers' Football won the competition. Ja- mie George stole the show as Mr. Rogers. Other skits were a repre- sentation of all sports, Press Your Duck and a scene in the Cambria locker room at halftime. When all the results were tabu- lated the class of 1986 won the Spirit Plaque for the second straight year. HOMECOMING Mr. Rogers Clinches Victory I Kevin Bostad and Caroline Osborn clean up during the egg toss competition 2. Freshmen prepare for their skit — Tricia Felton, Sally Nobbs, Rhonda Bartels, Mitzi Ca- dena, Amber Von Behren, Heather Herrick, Denise Miller, Nicole Nicolette 3. Joe Balzer in the frisbee toss 4 Russ Roundy races through the basketball obstacle course 5. Karen Gleiter concentrates on catching a tennis boll in a funnel 6 Angie Beahm, Tim Hepler, and Jennme Pufahl spoof the game show Press Your Luck with their skit Press Your Duck 7. Bill Stekelberg and Kay Dahnert are parents of a future Bulldog football hero, Mike Buzzed, in the Literary Droma skit 8 Jamie George as Mr. Rogers in the Senior skit 9. Stephanie Denzer, Russ Roundy, Corby Neef, Jenni Manthey, and Joe Pease in the Ju- nior skit The Hilltopper Locker Room Homecoming 83 1. King, Kevin Bostad, Queen Patti Van Swol, Jamie George, Dave Hare 2. Mike Pufahl, Jennine Pufahl, Jenni Manthey, Monica Manthey, Caroline Osborn 3. Patti Fischer, Oran Nehls; Sen- ior Homecoming Court Repre- sentatives 4 Mr. Harmon, Greg Gmeinder 5. Tara Sullivan and Jean Bailey perform during the half time show. 6. Rick Skaar and Monica Manthey; Master and Mistress of Ceremonies 84 Homecoming HOMECOMING Bulldogs Celebrate Victory 6 Head majorette Jenni Manthey and the marching band led the homecoming halftime show. Southern show tunes was the theme for half time as the band marched onto the field playing Rocky Top. The flag girls per- formed a routine to Cotton Eyed Joe, and the Pom Pon girls per- formed their routine to Old Man River. Student Council President Rick Skaar introduced the Homecom- ing Court: Freshmen representa- tives Chad Achterberg and Traci Patchin, Sophomores Greg Gmeinder and Bobbie Jo Walker, Juniors Kent Leonard and Cheryl Lang, Seniors Oran Nehls and Patti Fischer and King Kevin Bostad and Queen Patti Van Swol. A dance followed the game to celebrate a week of fun and the 28 to 14 victory over the Cambria Hill- toppers. Metallic red and silver highlighted the gym decorations. Master and Mistress of ceremo- nies Rick Skaar and Monica Manthey welcomed the guests and introduced the court. Jeff Tyler of ZI04 provided music for the evening. HOMECOMING COURT: Chad Achterberg, Troci Patchin, Kent Leonard, Cheryl Lang, Patti Von Swol, Kevin Bostad, Patti Fischer, Oran Nehls, Bobbie Jo Walker, Greg Gmeinder Homecoming 85 1. Dan Jerred sprinting to the finish. 2. Caroline Osborn fights for the ball against Montello. 3. Class Advisors: Mrs. Carr and Ms. McGrow 4. Senior Homecoming Skit Mr. Rogers — Mr. Rogers, played by Jamie George, explains a football helmet to the Cambria players. 5. Seniors in Student Council: Joe Schwanz, Caroline Osborn, President — Rick Skaar, Secretary — Monica Manthey, Vice-President — Kevin Bostad, Amy Stilson 6. Jona Hoel completing her art project. 7. Rick Skaar demonstrates his turtling ability at Post Prom. 8. Class Officers. Vice-President — Julie Ott, Treasurer — Patti Fischer, President — Doug Beahm, Secretary — Ruth Farrey 9. Valedictorian — Ruth Farrey 10. Salutatorian — Brad Patchin GRADUATION DATE: June 1, 1986 MOTTO: The future belongs to those who dare. COLORS: Blue White 4 86 Graduates BARBARA ROSE BALZER “Barb Oct. 6, 1967 All Conference Chorus 1-4; Chorus 1-4; Softball 1,2; Volleyball 1-3. MICHELE D. BARRETT Sept 26, 1968 Spanish Club 3; Volleyball 1. DOUGLAS K. BEAHM “Beahmer May 28, 1968 Baseball 2-4, Class Officer, Pres 1,4; Treas 3; Football 1,3,4; Prom Court 3; Track I; Wrestling I; Varsity Club 3. TRACI L. BECKER April 14, 1968 Band 1,2; Pep Band 1,2; Forensics I; Homecoming Court 3, Homecoming Queen 3, N.H.S. 3,4, Officer 4, Pom Pon Girl 1; Prom Court 3, Sponish Club 3; Track 1-4; Varsity Club 3,4. KEVIN MICHAEL BOSTAD July 3, 1967 Band 1-2; Pep Band 1-2; Baseball 1-4, M V P 2,3, All Conference 2,3, Basket- ball 1-4, M.V.P 3, All Conference 3, Football 1-4; Coptain 4, All Conference 4, Prom Court 3; Student Council I -4, V. Pres 4, Varsity Club 2,3. TIM BOURDEAU Jan. I, 1968 Crosscountry 1-2, Curling I; Track 1-2. 88 Graduates AUDRA KAY BRENEMAN Sept. 24, 1968 Chorus 3; Softball 1-2; Spanish Club 2; Volleyball 2. MARK J. BUBOLZ March 1, 1968 Baseball 1-4, All Conference 3; Basket- ball 2, Football I -4; Prom Court 3; Span- ish Club 1-4, Wrestling 1; Varsity Club I- 4 JASON A. COOK Jase-Bear June 4, 1968 Curling 1 -4, Most Improved 2, M.V.P. 3; Football 1-4, All Conference-Honorable Mention 4, Prom Court 3; Student Council 3; Track I ADAM M. CRICHTON Oct 13. 1968 Band 2-4, Pep Band 2-4, Musical 1-3; Play 2-3, Spanish Club 3. CHRIS CROTTY Crochy May 31, 1968 Baseball 1-3; Football 1-4 DENNIS CURTIS Denny Feb 23. 1968 Basketball 1-3, Class Officer, V Pres 2; F F A 1,3, Sentinel 3; Football 1-4, Homecoming Court 3. Graduates 89 TIMOTHY M. DUFFERT Nov. 14, 1967 Band 3; Pep Band 3; Football 4; Foren- sics 3-4; Musical 3; Wrestling 2-4; Trans- ferred from Green Bay, Sophomore Year. LISA LYNN ERNST March I, 1968 Curling 1 -2; Spanish Club 1. RUTH ANNETTE FARREY Feb. 23, 1968 Academic Decathlon 4, Annual Staff 3-4, Co-Editor 4, All Conference Chorus 1,3, Badger Girl 3, Band 1 -2; Pep Band 1 - 2; Cheerleader 1-4; Chorus 1-3; Class Officer, Treas. 1-2, Sec'y 4, Forensics 1,3,4; Musical 1 -2; N.H.S. 3-4, Officer 4, Play 4; Spanish Club 2-4; Thespians 1-4, Track 1, Manager 2-4; Varsity Club 2-4, Volleyball 1-3. BRIAN FELTON Aug. 17, 1968 Cross Country 1-3; Track 1-3. PATTI MAE FISCHER Fish May 27, 1968 Annual Staff 3-4, Co-Editor 4, All-Con- ference Chorus 1 -4; Band I -2, Pep Band 1-2; Chorus 1-4; Class Officer, Treas 4; Forensics 1-4; Home Ec. Club 4; Home- coming Court 4, Musical 1; Newspaper Staff 4; Prom Court 3, Solo Ensemble 4; Thespians 1-4, Track 1-4; Varsity Club 1- 4, Volleyball 1-4, Tri-Captain 4 JAMES (JAMIE) THOMAS GEORGE Rambo March 4, 1968 Football 1-2; Musical 1-4, Prop Director 2- 3; Prom Court, Master of Ceremonies 3, Wrestling 1-2. 90 Graduates r sxy DAVID D. HARE Navid Feb 28, 1968 FFA. 3, Sentinel 3; Forensics 1,2; Musi- cal 1-3. GRAHAM S. HARRISON Oct 4, 1968 Band 1-2; Pep Band 1-2; Curling 1,3 4 Track 1-2. BRIAN JAY HEPLER BJ June 8, 1968 Band 1,2,4, Pep Band 1,2,4, Forensics 1,2,4; Musical 1,2,4. TODD J. HEPLER Hoppy July 5. 1968 Annual Staff 3,4, Business Manager 4; Badger Boy 3; Baseball 2-4, Chorus 1,2; Class Officer 3, Sec'y 3; Football 1; For- ensics 1-4, State 1-3, Librarian 3, Musi- cal 1-4, N.H.S. 3-4, Officer 4; Newspa- per Staff 2-4, Editor 3-4; Play 1 -4; Span- ish Club 2-4, Thespians 1-4, Pres. 4; Wrestling 1; Radio Broadcast 4, Business World 2,3. Graduates 91 JONA LEE HOEL Dec. 8, 1967 Annual Staff 3-4; Class Officer, V. Pres 1; Homecoming Court 3, Stage Crew 4, Spanish Club 2-3; Home Ec. Club 4 BRENDALEE ANN HOEPPNER Feb 10, 1968 All Conference Chorus 1-4, Basketball 1; Chorus 1 -4, Cross Country 1, State 1 ; Track 1-2. DANIEL JAY JERRED Dan'' July 2, 1968 All Conference Band 2-3; All Confer- ence Chorus 1, Band 1 -4, Pep Band 1 -4, Chorus 1, Cross Country 2-4, Captain 3- 4, Forensics 1-2; Musical 1; Track 1-4, Captain 3, Academic Decathlon 4 JON K. KIERMAS Von Aug 11, 1968 Band 1-3, Pep Band 1-3, Chorus 1,2,4, Football I; Musical 1-2, Play 1-2, Track 2. CHRISTOPHER J. KUHL Udo May 25, 1968 Band 1-2, Pep Band 1-2; Baseball 1-3, F.F.A. 1-4, Treas. 3-4; Football 1-4; Wrestling I. RICK A. LAPPEN Lapper Feb 29, 1968 F.F.A 1; Football 2, Wrestling 1-4. 92 Graduates DEBRA J. LEWIS Lewy Aug. 9, 1968 French Club 2; Volleyball I -4, Most Im- proved 4 MICHAEL R. LYNCH Head Hunter May 28, 1967 Transferred from California, Junior Year MONICA LYNNE MANTHEY Dec. 18, 1967 Academic Decathlon 4, Annual Staff 3; All-Conference Band 4, All-Conference Chorus I -2, Badger Girl Alt. 3; Band I -4, Pep Band 1-4; Cheerleader 4, Chorus 1- 2; Class Officer, Pres 3; Forensics 1-4, State 3, Golf 2-4, Musical 1-4, N.H.S. 3- 4, Officer 4, Photo Club 1-3, Pom Pon Girl I -4, Captain 4, Prom Queen 3, Span- ish Club 3, Student Council 1,4, Sec'y 4; Thespians 1 -4, V. Pres. 4, Varsity Club 1 - 4 SHERYL L. MOOREHOUSE Sheri Aug. 5, 1968 Annual Staff; Band 102, Pep Band 1-2 Basketball 1,3; Class Officer, Sec'y 2 Cross Country 1, All-Conference 1 Homecoming Court 1, Spanish Club 2-4 Track I; Varsity Club 3. ORAN NEHLS Onan Aug 15, 1968 Badger Boy Alt. 3, Basketball 1-2,4, F.F A 1-4, Pres 4, Reporter 3; Football 1-4, Homecoming Court 4, N.H.S. 3-4, Officer 4 SUSAN M. NICKEL Suzi Aug 15, 1968 Chorus 4 Graduates 93 CAROLINE DIANE OSBORN Oz Feb. 18, 1968 All-Conference Band 4; Band 1-4, Pep Band 1-4; Basketball 1-4, Captain 4, Chorus 1-2, Class Officer, V. Pres. 3, Musical 1, Pom Pon Girl 1-2; Spanish Club 3-4; Student Council 1,4, Track 1- 3, Varsity Club 1-4; Volleyball 2-4, Tri- Captam 4, All-Conference 4 JULIE ANN OTT Jules Dec. 28, 1967 Annual Staff 3-4, Basketball 1, Class Of- ficer, V. Pres. 4; Curling 4; Prom Court 3; Softball 1-4, All-Conference 2, Honor- able Mention 3, M.V.P. 2-3, Spanish Club 4; Varsity Club 3-4; Volleyball 1-4, Tri-Captain 4, All-Conference 3-4, M.V.P. 3; Transferred from Baraboo, Sophomore Year. BRAD EVERETT PATCHIN Sept. 6, 1967 All-Conference Band 2-3, Badger Boy 3; Band 1 -3, Pep Band 1 -3; Curling 1; Foot- ball 1; Forensics 1, N.H.S. 3, Spanish Club 4; Track 1; Hugh O'Brien Leader- ship Seminar 2. JOHN A. RIVEST Rivo Aug. 22, 1968 Basketball 1-4; Football 1,3-4, Varsity Club 3. JOEY LEE SCHWANZ Nowee June 9, 1968 F.F.A 3-4, Reporter 4; Football 2, Musi- cal 3; Play 4; Student Council 4 WENDY L. SEELY Weezy Nov. 10, 1967 All-Conference Chorus 3-4, Chorus 3-4, French Club 3-4. 94 Graduates RICHARD GERALD SKAAR '‘Rick'' Sept II, 1967 All-Conference Band 3; All-Conference Chorus 2, Band I -4, Pep Band I -4, Base- ball 1,3-4, Basketball 1-4, Football 1-4, All-Conference 3 4, M.V.P 4, Musical 1- 3; Prom King 3; Student Council 2-4, Pres 4, Track 2, Varsity Club 2-4. GENA LOUISE SMITH Aug. 3, 1968 Annual Staff 4; All-Conference Chorus 1-2,4, Band 1-3, Pep Band 1-3; Chorus 1- 2,4, Musical 4, Spanish Club 4, Prom Court, Mistress of Ceremonies 3; Home Ec. Club 4 BILL STEKELBERG Still May 18, 1968 Football 3; Golf 1, Musical 4; Wrestling 1. AMY LOUISE STILSON March 14, 1968 Band 1 -2, Pep Band 1 -2, Prom Court 3; Spanish Club 3; Student Council 4; Track 1 -4, Varsity Club 3-4; Volleyball 1. THERESA LYNN WARBER “Terri July 19, 1968 All-Conference Chorus 4, Annual Staff 4, Chorus 3-4; French Club 3. BRENNEN JOSEPH WEIGEL “Nenen Feb 18, 1968 All-Conference Chorus 4, Chorus 4; Football 1-2, Forensics 1; Musical 1-3; Play 2-3; Spanish Club 3, Thespians 4, Track 1. Graduates 95 1 Julie Ott 2. Oran Nehls 3. Wendy Seely 4 Barb Balzer 5. Sue Nickel 6. Jona Hoel 7. Sheri Moor- ehouse 8. Terri Warber 9 Gena Smith 10. Deb Lewis 11. Ruth Farrey 12. Traci Becker 13. Doug Beahm 14 Audra Berne- man 15. Timmie Sue Graack 16. Patti Fischer 17. Caroline Osborn 18. Amy Stilson 19. Todd Hepler 20. Chris Crotty 21. Monica Manthey 22. Dave Hare 23 Michele Barrett 24.Joe Schwanz 96 Graduates 8 1. Tammy Livingston donates blood 2. Rick Skaar and Oran Nehls 3. Audra Breneman 4 Ruth Farrey 5. Jana Hoel donates blood 6. Patti Fi- scher and Caroline Osborn 7. Kevin Bostad 8. Ju- lie Ott in Homecoming penny toss. 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Village Drug Walcott Studio Weaver Auto Parts Wisconsin Power Light Wyocena Co-op Wyocena General Store 104 Index A Aberle, Amie .12 Achterberg, Chad .3, 77, 85 Ades, Shelley ... 2, 15, 39, 44, 45, 52, 53, 55, 60,61 Allen, Barb .10 Atkinson, Brian ... 19 Atkinson, John ... 10 B Babcock, Wesley .7,9,47 Baerwold, Tammy . 19, 55, 73 Baerwald, Tom ... 12, 34, 38 Bahls, Gail 11, 15, 35, 38, 42, 54 Bahls, Patt. . 12, 14, 24, 25, 26, 42, 44, 54, 68 Bailey, Jean 15, 24, 26, 55, 65, 70, 73, 84 Bailey, Ralph 6 Bailey, Roy ... 12 Baillies, Pat ... 12 Baker, Bill . . . 15 Baldowin, Dan .12 Balzer, Barb 24, 38, 88, 96 Balzer, Joseph .3, 19, 36, 76, 82 Barden, Betsy .12 Barden, Chan ... 19, 24, 43, 47 Barden, Pearl ... 10 Barrett, Michele . 88, 97 Barrett, Mike ... 3, 19, 22 Bartels, Chris ... 12, 24. 25, 31, 38, 42. 44, 53, 70, 71, 72, 74, 76 Bartels, Rhonda . . 19, 24, 42, 55, 82 Bartnicki, Deb ... 12, 42 Bass, Charles ... 10 Beahm, Angie . 15, 24, 39, 41, 45, 60, 61,62, 63 71,75, 76, 83 Beahm, Doug ... 3. 38, 49, 50, 77, 78, 79, 87, 88, 97 Becker, Trac. . 78, 79, 88, 97 Belton, Mike . . 19, 26, 28, 42, 43, 59 Bernau, Heidi ... 15 Bernau, Lucas . 12, 31, 44, 68 Bessac, Fern 10 Birn, Steve . 19, 42 Blount, Tom .2, 12, 38, 40, 41, 50, 51, 57 Bortz, April . 19, 20, 26, 27. 68 Bortz, Robin . 12, 35, 38, 44 Bostad, Kevin ... 40, 41. 49, 50, 51, 57, 77-80. 84, 85. 87, 88, 99 Bostad, Robert 48 Bourdeau, Tim 88 Brace, Jodi . 15, 39, 54 Breneman, Audra ... 89, 97, 99 Breneman, Bryan . . . 12 Briggs, Gwen ... 10 Brigham, Michelle . . 11, 15, 35, 38, 42-44 Bubolz, Mark .39, 42, 48-50, 77, 78, 80, 89 Burmester, Bob ... 12, 37, 77 Burns, Tom ... 19, 50, 82 Bush, Becky ... 15, 34 Bush, Jenny ... 19, 37, 77 Bush, Jerry ... 15 Buzzell, Mike 12, 13, 29-31, 58, 77, 83 Buzzed, Sonya ... 6 C Cadena, Mitzi ... 19, 42, 82 Cahoon, Sharon ... 10 Calkins, Lisa ... 15, 17, 31, 35, 39, 42, 44, 53, 77 Calkins, Mickey ... 15, 38 Calkins, Willie . 48 Carr, Nancy ... 7, 86 Casey, Kathy ... 7, 43 Catenacci, Terri ... 15, 24-26, 42, 47 Chapman, Cory . 9, 12 Christopherson, Angela . . 19, 21, 22 Cook, Jason . 49-51, 69, 77, 78, 89 Crichton, Adam . 26, 89 Crichton, Laura ... 15, 54, 68 Cross, Randy . 60 Crotty, Chris . 49, 50, 81, 89, 97 Crotty, Mary ... 10 Cupery, Marcia ... 19, 24-26, 34, 42 Curtis, Dennis ... 38, 89, 98 D Dahnert, Kay . . . 2, 4, 12, 14, 26, 39, 42, 45, 71, 72, 74, 76, 77, 83 Dawson, Gene ... 6 Denzer, Stephanie . . 12, 13, 39, 42, 52, 53. 83 Deweese, Laura ... 15, 24, 25, 26, 31, 37. 42, 44, 77 Dobratz, Ronna ... 7, 54 Draheim, Howard ... 7 Duffert, Mark .. 12, 13, 38, 39, 42, 47, 49, 50 Duffert, Tim 45, 48, 49, 65, 90, 98 Dunahee, Chris ... 19, 22, 42, 68 E Eberle, Sheri 4, 19, 24, 35, 44, 47, 74, 76 Ehlert, Kelly . . . 19, 24, 55, 63 Elle, Erik ... 12, 64, 66 Elle, Mike . . 19, 64, 67 Enniper, Shawn .20, 22, 59 Enmper, Steve 3, 20, 59 Ernst, Corey ... 20 Ernst, Lisa ... 31, 42, 90 F Farrey, Ruth . 4, 38, 39, 42, 44, 45, 70, 71, 73, 79, 87, 90, 96, 99 Farrey, Steve .20, 22 Faul, Zan ... 20 Felton, Brian ... 90 Felton, Nicki .15 Felton, Tricia ... 20, 22, 55, 82 Fenske, Russel ... 15, 58 Fischer, Katie . . . 6 Fischer, Patti ... 24, 33, 34, 39, 44, 52, 54, 77-79, 81, 84, 85, 87, 90, 97-99 Flynn, Larry ... 5, 7, 9 Frankiewicz, Duane ... 8, 57 G Gassen, Barb . . 2, 4, 12, 39, 46, 47 George, Jamie .23, 29, 32, 38, 39, 78, 83, 84, 86, 90, 98 Gleiter, Karen ... 12, 14, 26, 31, 38, 83 Gleiter, Ramona ... 10 Gmeinder, Greg .3, 15, 37, 50, 58, 77, 84, 85 Gorman, Chris ... 15 Graack, Timmie Sue . . 38, 91, 97 Green, Brent .20 Green, Pat ... 8 Greenheck, Monika ... 15, 17, 35, 39, 42, 44, 52, 54, 55. 60,61,63 Griepentrog, Lon ... 12, 14, 26, 38, 39, 41, 60,61,63 Griepentrog, Oscar .3, 20, 37, 77 Grimm, Michelle ... 15, 39, 54, 76 Grueneberg, Julie 4, 12, 13, 39, 52, 53, 54 Guenther, Ace . 3, 20, 30, 39, 47, 59 H Hamilton, Lynn ... 15, 39, 54, 69 Hamilton, Rick ... 91 Hanna, Becky ... 2, 20, 22, 39, 47 Hare, Dave . 77, 84, 91, 97 Hare, Doug ... 10 Harmon, Daniel . . 6, 9, 84 Harrison, Graham 45, 69, 91, 98 Harrison, Judy . 6 Harruff, Andrea . . 13, 14 Hawley, Jenni . . 15, 34, 35, 43, 44, 77 Hayes, Dave ... 10 Hepler, Brian 26, 32, 91 Index 105 Hepler, Tim ... 15, 49, 50, 64, 66, 81, 83 Hepler, Todd . . 29-31, 34, 38, 42-44, 72, 80, 91,97 Herold, John ... 10 Herhck, Heather . . 20, 26, 41, 42, 76, 82 Hill, Kelly ... 13, 14 Hill, Stacy ... 20, 41, 44, 55, 68 Hinkley, Mike . . . 24, 25 Hoel, Jona . 31, 44, 87, 92, 96, 99 Hoel, Richard ... 3, 20, 37, 77 Hoeppner, Brenda . . . 24, 92 Hoeppner, Don ... 13, 22 Hollander, Becky ... 4, 16, 23-26, 29, 32, 39, 42, 44, 45, 70,71,74, 75, 77 Holtan, Alisha ... 16, 24, 25, 44, 68 Horton, Mary ... 8 Howe, Tammy ... 2, 16, 39, 42, 44, 47, 60, 61,63, 74, 75, 76 Hull, Wayne ... 66 Hurckman, Traci ... 20 Hutchinson, Brian . . . 20, 50 Hutchinson, Kerri ... 16, 26, 29, 47 J Jarchow, Doug ... 13, 64, 65, 67 Jarchow, Steve . . . 16 Jerome, Brenda . . . 20, 37, 77 Jerome, Jenny . . . 20, 35 Jerome, John . . . 20, 26, 28 Jerome, Katie . 4, 13, 35 Jerome, Pat ... 13, 37, 77 Jerome, Shawn ... 3, 20, 37, 77 Jerome, Warner . . . 20 Jerred, Dan ... 9, 23, 26, 38, 46, 47, 86, 92 Jerred, Douglas . . . 20, 23-26, 28, 47, 59 Jerred, Susie ... 16, 23, 26 Jolliffe, Kathy ... 16, 26 Jones, Sandie ... 16 K Kaiser, Jeanne ... 20, 24 Kamrath, Phil ... 57 Kerr, Bridgette .20 Katze, Darla ... 16, 26, 44, 55, 70, 72 Kiermas, Cory ... 20, 26, 48, 50 Kiermas, Jon ... 24, 25, 77, 92 Killoran, Jim ... 13 Knutson, Ron ... 66 Krueger, Gladys ... 6 Kuhl, Chris ... 31, 37, 49, 77, 92, 98 Kuhl, Julie ... 16, 24-26, 31, 44 L Landerman, Sharon . . . 20, 24-26 Landsverk, Jennie ... 16, 39, 42 Lang, Cheryl ... 13, 77, 85 Lappen, Rick . . . 64, 65, 67, 92 Lawrence, Michelle . . . 20, 21, 42, 62, 63 Lee, Shonda ... 16, 33, 41, 42, 54, 69 Lenz, June ... 8 Leonard, Kent ... 13, 48, 50, 58, 77, 85 Leonard, Scott . . . 20, 59 Lewis, Deb ... 4, 38, 39, 52, 54, 93, 96 Livingston, Tammy . 99 Logsdon, Annette . . . 6 Lueck, Steffanie ... 15, 16, 24, 25, 42, 55 Lueptow, Harold ... 10 Lueptow, Pat ... 10 Lynch, Mike 93 Lynch, Shelly ... 4, 13, 35, 38, 39, 44, 60 Lytle, Doris ... 10 M Maass, Rick . 48 MacDonald, Mary ... 16, 31, 39, 42, 69 Manicki, Greg ... 13 Mannebach, Mark ... 7, 8, 40 Manthey, Jenm ... 2, 13, 14, 24-26, 30-32, 38, 39, 42, 45,71,72, 76, 83. 84 Manthey, Linda ... 8 Manthey, Lisa ... 2, 13, 14, 24, 30-32, 39, 44, 72, 76 Manthey, Monica ... 2, 4, 23, 26, 28, 30- 32, 38, 39, 41, 72, 74, 76, 78-80, 84, 85. 87, 93, 97 Manthey, Ross ... 13, 37, 77 Massingill, Mary ... 24 Merchant, Suzette . 20, 22, 24, 62 Marquez, Amada . . 20, 24, 26, 31, 34, 42, 55 Mathias, Tammy . . 20, 47 McConochie, Lisa ... 13 McGrow, Julie ... 5, 8, 9, 52, 86 Meadowcroft, Kent ... 10 Mikle, Paul ... 13, 42, 50, 58 Mikle, Susan . 4, 16, 17, 39, 42-45, 70, 71, 74. 76 Miles, Scott . . . 20, 21,64, 65 Millard, Amy ... 2, 13, 37, 42, 62, 63, 77 Miller, Dan ... 13, 49, 50 Miller, Deana ... 21, 24 Miller, Denise ... 21,31, 35, 55, 74, 76, 82 Moorehouse, Sheri . . . 38, 42, 93, 96 N Neef, Corby ... 2, 13, 14, 24-26, 30, 31,39, 42. 47, 57, 58, 80, 83 Neef, Judd ... 6 Neef, Linda ... 5, 8 Nehls, Jeff ... 21, 23, 26, 33, 37, 77 Nehls, Oran ... 2, 34, 37, 48, 49, 57, 77, 84, 85, 93, 96, 98, 99 Nickel, Sue . . . 24, 93, 96 Nicolette, Nicole ... 21, 82 Nobbs, Debbie ... 13, 24, 25, 34 Nobbs, Sally . . 21,24-26, 34, 37, 42, 68, 77, 82 O Osborn, Caroline ... 2, 26, 28, 38, 39, 41, 42, 52-54, 60, 61,63. 82, 84, 86, 87, 94, 97, 99 Ott, Jamie ... 17, 39, 52, 55 Ott, Julie . . 39-42-44, 52-54, 68, 78, 79, 81,87, 94. 96, 99 P Parker, Traci ... 21 Patchin, Brad ... 42, 43, 87, 94 Patchin, Byron ... 6 Patchin, Traci ... 21, 44, 55, 77, 85 Patchin, Travis ... 3, 17, 42, 50, 58 Paul, Brian . . 17, 36, 37 Paulson, Michelle . . 17, 24, 25, 55 Pease, Joe ... 15, 23-28, 30, 83 Piehl, Ardyce . 8 Porter, Rochelle ... 21,24, 26, 28, 44, 55, 76 Premo, Shawn ... 2, 12, 14, 38, 39, 42, 44, 49-51, 59 Price, David ... 21,26, 28, 36, 37, 59, 76 Price, Ida . . . 10 Pryse, Chrissy .2, 16, 17, 39, 41, 42, 46, 47 Pufahl, Jennme . . 4, 17, 26, 28, 42, 44, 45, 61, 71, 74-76, 83, 84 Pufahl, Mike . 14, 23, 24, 26, 29. 30, 32, 40, 41,69 Pulver, Kurt ... 17 Q Quast, Mark ... 3, 19, 21 R Rahn, Marie ... 8 Rataczak, Traci ... 17 Rivest, John ... 2, 49, 50, 94 Rohrbeck, Corey ... 21, Rostad, Stuart . . . 22, 33, 37, 50, 77, 82 Roundy, Eric ... 3, 17, 58 Roundy, Russ ... 14, 37, 77, 82, 83 Rowe, Vicki . . . 22, 26, 27, 31, 34, 42 Rowin, Pricilla ... 17, 26 Rusch, James ... 8 S Salimes, Jim ... 22 Sanderson, Kurt ... 17, 26, 27, 45, 69 Sanderson, Margaret ... 30 Schehr, Sherry ... 14, 24 Schreck, Mary Jane .6 Schultz, Elaine ... 10 Schultz, Kim ... 16, 17, 38, 62 Schultz, Marc . . 14, 23-27 Schultz, Sue ... 14, 26, 42, 54, 62 Schumann, Deb .14 Schwanz, Joe ... 3, 36, 37, 41, 76, 77, 87, 94, 98 Seely, Wendy . . . 24, 31, 38, 94, 96 Seipel, Nichol ... 22 Selje, Chad ... 22, 59 106 Index Sell, Charlotte ... 17, 26 Shields, Heidi . 22, 34, 42, 55 Shields, Rodney ... 17, 50 Simonson, Kevin ... 22, 50, 59 Sims, Sam ...14 Skaar, Gerald . 6, 30 Skaar, Judy ... 9 Skaar, Rick ... 26. 38-41, 49-51, 57, 58, 77-80, 84, 87, 95, 99 Sloby, Tammy . . 16, 17, 41, 43 Smith, Charles .3, 22, 24, 30, 76 Smith, Elnetta ... 10 Smith, Gena 24,25,31,32,42.44,78, 95, 96 Smith, Nedra . . 17, 31, 39, 42, 65, 70, 73 Smith, Tim ... 10 Soderman, Buzz . . 9, 57 Staveness, Jody ... 14 Sterland, Kurt . . . 14 Stemich, Tanya ... 17, 24, 68 Stekelberg, Bill 83, 95 Stekelberg. Mike . 21, 22 26, 28, 47 St.eber, Kathy ... 2, 4, 14, 26, 38, 39, 42, 44, 52, 72, 74-76 Stilson, Amy ... 33, 39, 41, 78, 79, 87, 95, 97 Storandt, Ten . . . 14, 42, 24-26 Suchomel, Tim . . 14, 38, 65, 66 Sullivan, Tara 16, 17, 26, 28, 39, 42, 54, 62, 63, 84 Swanson, Sue ... 10 Swehla, Sharon . . . 18, 26, 44, 68, 69 Swenson, Liz . . . 18, 24, 41 T Taylor, Dan .22, 33, 37, 64, 65, 77 Taylor, Don . . 2, 9, 62, 63 Taylor, Edward 6 Tessman, Gin ... 55 Thompson, Tyler . 14, 33, 39, 50 Thurston, Shad ... 18, 42, 50, 58 Trade well, Pauline .10 Trahms, Phil .9 U Ullrich, Mark ... 18, 49-51, 58, 81 Ullrich, Sheri ... 22, 55 Ulrich, Paul ... 5, 9, 30 V Van Swol, Patti... 2, 11, 14, 33, 39, 41,42, 46, 47, 52-54, 60, 61,77, 81, 84, 85 Van Wormer, Jay ... 22, 33, 37, 77 Van Wormer, Mike ... 4, 14, 22 Vike, Chris ... 18, 48, 50, 64, 67, 80 Von Behren, Amber ... 3, 19, 22, 24, 41, 42, 54, 61, 62, 82 W Waldmger, Margaret .9 Walker, Bobbie Jo . . . 18, 39, 60, 61, 63, 77, 85 Walker, Trevor ... 18, 42, 43, 50, 64, 66 Warber, Terri 24, 44, 95, 96 Warren, Teresa . . 18, 35, 42 Weigel, Brennen 4, 24, 95, 98 Weiland, Walt . . . 9, 50, 76, 77 Weisinger, Gordon .10 Wendt, Mary ... 10 Williams, Troy ... 22 Wilson, Darryl . . . 22, 50, 59 Winters, Christine ... 10 Woxland, Matt . . 18, 26, 28, 30, 39, 50, 69 Y Youra, Ken . 4, 10 Z Zacharias, Tim ... 11, 22, 33, 37, 77 Zanca, Karla . . 4, 16, 18, 39, 42, 44, 45, 71, 74-76 Ziehmke, Carol ... 6 Ziehmke, Tony ... 14, 26, 28, 34 PRODUCED BY ... FINANCE DIRECTOR DIRECTED BY ... PHOTOGRAPHY BY Index 107 9 GOLF 1. Team Members: Jody Staveness, Shad Thurston, Kurt Sanderson, Matt Woxland, Darryl Wilson 2. Jody Staveness relaxes in a golf cart. 3. Dorryl Wilson winds up for the swing 4 Matt Woxland poses on the green 2 3 Team Peaks at New Lisbon The golf team showed an overall improvement over last year. Dur- ing the season individual scores im- proved each week. Important to the improvement was the great team attitude. The Most Valuable Player was Kurt Sanderson who had the team's low score of 46 against Princeton. The team voted Matt Woxland Team Captain. In the match with New Lisbon the golf team had their lowest combined total of 221 for nine holes. At the conference meet the team had an 18 hole total of 467, good for a sixth place finish. In Re- gional competition they had a 487 score for 18 holes. The team was young and loaded with potential. Squad members were: Kurt Sanderson, Matt Wox- land, Jody Staveness, Jenni Manthey, Monica Manthey, and Shad Thurston. Golf 109 BASEBALL Bulldogs Upset Randolph Four Seniors: Doug Beahm, Ke- vin Bostad, Mark Bubolz, and Rick Skaar led the 1986 Baseball Squad. The leading batter was Ke- vin Bostad with an average of 453. The best on base percentage be- longed to Chris Vike with .601. Ke- vin Bostad and Rick Skaar were named Co-MVPs and were select- ed All-Conference and All-Confer- ence Honorable Mention respec- tively. The team posted a six wins ten losses season record. Losing four one point games was the season's big disappointment. Defeating the number two ranked team in the state, Ran- dolph, 9-2 in Sub-Regional action was the highlight of the season. Another bright spot was the large number of underclassmen who earned their Varsity letter. 2 1 Coach Maass encourages a batter in the game with Randolph 2. Chris Vike sets up to receive a pitch 3. Rick Skaar winds up for the pitch 4 Mark Ullrich about to tag a Dells runner 5. Mike Pufahl slides safely into base 6. Mark Bubolz at bat 3 110 Baseball BASEBALL SCOREBOARD OPPONENT WE THEY Green Lake 8 9 Waterloo 11 1 Wayland 5 1 Fall River 20 1 Poynette 3 14 Montello 3 0 Wayland Cambria 4 10 Friesland 1 12 Princeton 7 2 Randolph 2 5 Rio 1 2 Westfield 2 3 Wisconsin Dells 0 4 Portage 8 9 Sub-Regional Tournament Randolph 5 2 Regional Tournament Rio 2 3 Ten Innings Non Conference Vorsity Team — Front Brian Hutchinson, Mike Pufahl, Kent Leonard, Rick Skaar, Mike Buzzed, Paul Mikle, Dave Price, Stuart Rostad Back: Chris Dunahee, Mark Bubolz, Chris Vike, Mark Ullrich, Doug Beahm, Kevin Bostad, Tom Blount, Chad Selie, Coach Maass Baseball 111 SOFTBALL Bulldogs Win Home Games The home field advantage helped the 1986 varsity softball team have a successful and excit- ing season. The Bulldogs were five and nine overall, with all of their wins taking place at home games. Some highlights of the season were Pardeeville's come-from-be- hind victory over Westfield and their upset of undefeated Poyn- ette. Returning letterwinners for the Bulldogs were: Audra Breneman, Julie Ott, Shelly Lynch, Kathy Stieber, Shelley Ades and Monika Greenheck. First year letterwin- ners were Lisa Manthey, Amy Mil- lard, Jean Bailey, Jamie Ott, Mi- chelle Lawrence and Heidi Shields. At the end of the season the team voted Julie Ott as M.V.P. and Team Captain. Jamie Ott was vot- ed Most Improved and Shelly Lynch was chosen as the Most Dedicated. Julie Ott was named All Conference Honorable Mention. 1. Julie Ott gets ready to throw to second base. 2. Monika Greenheck takes a bad pitch. 3. Kathy Stieber bats against Princeton. 112 Softball « « 1. Varsity Team: Front: Heidi Shields, Amy Mil lard. Shelly Lynch, Monika Greenheck, Lisa Manthey, Julie Ott Back: Manager, Patti Bahls, Michelle Lawrence, Audra Brene- man, Kathy Stieber, Shelley Ades, Jamie Ott, Coach Dobratz 2. Shelley Ades catches an infield fly ball 3. Jamie Ott pitches a strike. J.V. Team: Front: Kelly Ehlert, Tricia Felton, Steffame Lueck, Michelle Brigham, Laura Crichton, Kim Schultz Middle: Darla Katze, Suzette Marchant, Heidi Bernau, Rhonda Bartels, Gail Bahls, Tara Sullivan, Tammy Baerwald Back: Deana Miller, Coach Weiland, Laura Deweese, Chris Bartels, Lisa Calkins, Alisha Holtan, Coach McGrow SOFTBALL SCOREBOARD OPPONEN WE THEY Princeton 1 5 Westfield 11 10 Cambria 11 13 Randolph 12 7 Poynette 5 16 Montello 0 13 Westfield 6 12 Cambria 17 11 Wayland Academy 10 20 Randolph 9 10 Poynette 7 6 Wayland Academy 8 7 Montello 0 15 Princeton 4 8 Regional Cambria Non-Conference 5 15 Softball 113 Relay Tops Conference Lack of numbers was not a fac- tor as fourteen members rounded out the team that placed fifth at the Conference Meet. Sprinters for the Bulldogs were: Kurt Ster- land, Lucas Bernau, Dan Miller, Shawn Premo, and Rick Skaar. Dan Jerred, Mark Duffert, and Roy Bailey ran the middle distances. Distance runners were Joe Pease, Jim Jaeger, and Doug Jerred. Com- pleting the roster were Corby Neef in the shot put and discus and Scott Miles and Brent Green in the pole vault. Highlighting the season was the 1600 M Relay team of Shawn Premo, Dan Jerred, Rick Skaar, and Mark Duffert qualifying for Secfional competition where they ran 3:35.23 placing fifth. Mark Duffert also qualified for Section- als in the 800 M Run. Mark's time of 2:02.42 was just .02 short of qualifying for the State Meet. The 1600 M Relay team also took first place at the Conference Meet with a time of 3:35.1. Mark Duffert took first place in the Con- ference Meet with a time of 2:05.1 in the 800 M Run. Team members voted Mark Duffert M.V.P. and Dan Jerred as their Team Captain. 114 Boys Trock BOYS TRACK Brent Green runs for his pole vault attempt at Wayland Academy Dan Jerred hands the baton to Rick Skaar in the 1600 M Relay at Sectionals Oran Nehls shot puts at Poynette Mark Duffert sets the pace in the 800 M Run in a meet with Poynette Shawn Premo sprints to the finish at Wayland Mark Duffert, Rick Skaar, Dan Jerred, and Shawn Premo listen to instructions at Sectionals Rick Skaar leans at the finish of the 100 M Dash at the Bulldog Invitational Dan Miller comes out of the blocks in the 200 M Dash at Poynette Jim Jaeger begins his final lap in the 3200 M Run at Poynette Boys Team — Front. Shawn Premo, Jim Jaeger Middle Brent Green, Scott Miles, Doug Jerred, Roy Bailey, Dan Miller Back: Coach Babcock, Dan Jerred, Kurt Ster- land, Joe Pease, Corby Neef, Mark Duffert, Lucas Bernau, Assist Coach Kamrath Absent — Rick Skaar Boys Track 115 GIRLS TRACK 4 1. Lori Griepentrog crosses the finish line at the Wayland Meet 2. Patti Van Swol nears the finish in the 100 M Hurdle race at Marshall 3. Susie Jerred, Joe Pease, Dan Jerred, Kerri Hutchinson and Doug Jerred relax at the Regional Meet in Deerfield 4 Patti Fischer releases the discus in the season opener at Poynette 116 Girls Track Girls Team — Front: Sheri Eberle, Chris Pryse, Jennie Landsverk, Jodi Brace, Lynn Hamilton Middle: Susie Jerred, Terri Catenacci, Becky Hanno, Tammy Howe, Kerri Hutchinson Top. Coach Babcock, Sue Mikle, Patti Van Swol, Patti Fischer, Lori Griepen- trog, Mgr. Nedra Smith, Assist. Coach Kamrath 1 Van Swol Places Third For the second year in a row Patti Van Swol qualified for the State Meet in the 300 M Hurdles. She finished third with a time of 45.95. The team, paced by Van Swol, finished strong at Sectionals. Van Swol placed third in the 100 and 300 M Hurdles and anchored the 1600 M Relay. The 1600 M Relay team of J. Brace, C. Pryse, B. Gas- sen, and P. Van Swol placed fifth with a time of 4:19.4. Three new school records were set. Patti Van Swol improved her own 300 M Hurdle record from 47.2 to 45.95 and set a new 100 M Hurdle record of 16.1. Patti Fischer set a new discus record of I05'5 breaking the old 103'2 record. With a team of fifteen, the team tied for first at the Rio Invitational, was second at the Waterloo Invita- tional, and finished second in the Conference Meet. Patti Van Swol was named M.V.P. and Patti Fischer, the only senior to finish the season, was named Team Captain. Traci Becker sprints to the finish in the 100 M Dash Barb Gassen passes the baton to Tammy Howe in the 1600 M Relay Chris Pryse receives the baton from Jodi Brace in the 800 M Relay Manager Nedra Smith and Coach Kamrath await the finish of a race in the Wayland Meet Sue Mikle competes in the 3200 M Run Lynn Hamilton sprints to victory at Marshall Girls Track 117 SPRING PL A Y 1. Noah tells the children why the savage was attack- ing. Back Monica Manthey, Joe Pease, Corby Neef, Brennen Weigel, Jenni Manthey, Caroline Osborn, Ruth Farrey Front: Todd Hepler, Joe Schwanz 2 Back: Rabbit — Rachelle Porter, Tiger — Brian Hutchinson, Chicken — Amber Von Behren Front: Bear — Chris Dunahee, Monkey — Jody Staveness, Lion — Sally Nobbs, Frog — Chan Barden 3. Mrs. Noah scolds Japhet Corby Neef, Monica Manthey, Joe Pease, Brennen Weigel 4 Noah tells Shem and Ham to work harder to save the ark. Todd Hepler, Joe Pease, Corby Neef Cast. Ada — Jenni Manthey, Japhet — Brennen Weigel, Norma — Caroline Osborn, Ham — Corby Neef, Noah — Todd Hepler, Mrs Noah — Monicc Manthey, Shem — Joe Pease, Sella — Ruth Farrey 4 I 18 Spring Play SPRING PL A Y Students Experiment with Noah Lord, Lord, are you there Lord? was the opening line of Noah. This represented the first time an experimental theater type of play was presented at P.H.S. The props on stage were designed to appeal to the viewer's imagina- tion and the language was in infor- mal modern English. Noah described what might have happened aboard the fam- ous Ark on its voyage to Ararat. Dissention and skepticism devel- oped as those on board began having misgivings about their jour- ney. As the rains ended, doves were sent to bring back evidence of land. The voyage ended with all those aboard going their separate way. “NOAH CAST Noah ............... Todd Hepler Mrs Noah ...... Monica Monthey Norma ........... Coroline Osborn Sella ............... Ruth Farrey Ada .............. Jenni Monthey Horn ................ Corby Neef Shem ........................ Joe Pease Japhet Brennen Weigel Man ................ Joe Schwanz Jody Staveness Bear ............. Chris Dunahee Lion................. Sally Nobbs Monkey ........... Jody Staveness Tiger ......... Brian Hutchinson Frog ............... Chan Barden Rabbit Rochelle Porter Chicken ...... Amber Von Behren Stacy Hill Director............ Nancy Corr Student Director ... Gena Smith Set Design .......... Don Taylor 7 5. Ado, Norma, and Mrs. Noah wait expectantly. Jenm Monthey, Caroline Osborn, Monica Monthey 6. Noah condemns the savage as the rain begins to fall. Todd Hepler, Joe Schwanz 7. Mrs Noah listens as Noah explains why they are not going home Monica Manthey, Todd Hepler Spring Play 1 19 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Seniors Speak at Induction Ceremony Seven new members were in- ducted into the National Honor So- ciety. The inductees were Lori Griepentrog, Kelly Hill, Amy Mil- lard, Corby Neef, Debbie Nobbs, Shawn Premo and Kathy Stieber. Vice-President Monica Manthey welcomed the inductees and guests to the induction ceremony. Speeches were then given explain- ing the four traits an inductee must possess to become a member of the Society. Traci Becker spoke about character, Ruth Farrey ex- plained scholarship, Monica Manthey talked about leadership and Todd Hepler gave a speech about service. In addition to the four traits, the inductee must have a 3.33 grade point average for five semesters, be involved in an extracurricular or community activity, and be cho- sen by a faculty selection commit- tee. Society members held a carna- tion sale on Valentine's Day to raise money for the induction cere- mony. National Honor Society officers were: President, Oran Nehls; Vice- President, Monica Manthey; Sec- retary, Traci Becker; Treasurer, Ruth Farrey and Reporter, Todd Hepler. The advisor was Mr. Skaar. 1. Traci Becker explains the characters a member must possess. 2. Todd Hepler and Monica Manthey serve refreshments following the ceremony. 3. Monica Manthey and Corby Neef relax after the induction 4. Ruth Farrey tells about the scholarship requirements. 5. Monica Manthey lights the candle of leadership 120 National Honor Society NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FORENSICS 6. N.H.S. Members: Amy Mil- lard, Kathy Stieber, Monica Manthey, Shawn Premo, Traci Becker, Corby Neef, Ruth Farrey, Lori Griepen- trog, Todd Hepler, Debbie Nobbs and Kelly Hill 6 Ten Compete At State LOCAL WINNERS CATEGORIES PARTICIPANTS Demonstration Corby Neef Farrago Laura DeWeese Todd Hepler Four Minute Speech Gail Bahls Jenni Hawley David Price Interpretive Reading Mike Belton Heather Herrick Scott Miles Traci Patchin Poetry Vicki Rowe Sam Sims Prose Susie Jerred Julie Kuhl Shawn Premo Public Address Patti Bahls Play Acting Marcia Cupery Amber Von Behren Solo Acting Sally Nobbs Special Occasion .... Tara Sullivan Story Telling Amodo Marquez The Forensics Team opened its season with local competition to establish the final roster in each of the eleven categories. From local competition the team traveled to Poynette where they placed a close second in the southern divi- sion Dual Country Conference contest. After competing at the local and conference levels, the team moved onto Sub-Regional and Re- gional contests at Adams-Friend- ship and Waterloo. Eleven ad- vanced to the State Contest. Corby Neef, Susie Jerred, Laura DeWeese, Heather Herrick, Traci Patchin, Mike Belton, and Scott Miles all received silver medals at State. Bronze medals were won by Shawn Premo, Tara Sullivan, and Jenni Hawley. Todd Hepler quali- fied for the State contest for the fourth consecutive year but be- cause of a conflict he was unable to participate. National Honor Society Forensics 121 FFA Freshmen Dominate A wards This was the second consecutive year in which the Pardeeville FFA chapter hosted a spring pig roast banquet. Members helped Mr. Doug Paul prepare the roasted pig for family and friends. Guest speak- ers for the evening were Mr. Bob Williams from the Department of Agriculture and Mr. Randi Brooks, State FFA Vice President. Awards were presented at the banquet. Eight of the twelve awards were presented to Freshmen. A canoe trip down the Kickapoo River on June eighth ended the chapter's activities. The excursion began at Wild Cat Mountain State Park in Ontario, Wisconsin and end- ed at La Farge. After camping over- night the group returned home the next day. FFA AWARDS Star Greenhand — Dave Price Star Chapter Farmer — Brian Paul Retiring President — Oran Nehls Leadership Award — Chris Kuhl PROFICIENCY AWARDS Diversified Livestock — Dave Price Diversified Crops — Dave Price Sheep — Laura Deweese Dairy — Doug Jerred Fish Wildlife — Stuart Rostad Horse — Jenni Bush Beef — Sally Nobbs Farm Placement — Tim Zacharias 1 B Paul carves the pig for the banquet. 2. W Wetland, D. Price, O Nehls and B Paul 3. C. Kuhl and W Wetland carve the pig for the ban- quet. Award winners: Sally Nobbs, Laura Deweese, Tim Zacharias, Stuart Rostad, Dave Price, Jenm Bush 122 FFA GRADUATION Forrey, Patchin Address Grads i On Sunday, June First, the gym- nasium was warm despite overcast skies. To open the ceremony, Salutato- rian Brad Patchin reflected on the many accomplishments of fhe class of 1986 and foreshadowed the fu- ture, saying the class has many more accomplishments yet to come. Valedictorian, Ruth Farrey, chose to enhance the class motto, The future belongs to those who dare, by telling the graduates they must dare if they want to succeed. While the graduates were assem- bled together one last time on the chorus raisers; for a class picture, Miss Dobratz entertained the guests by singing Whitney Hous- ton's popular hit song, The Great- est Love of All. In conclusion, graduation was a sad time and yet a joyful time. Many of the class came close to crying during the ceremony, yet it wasn't until after the class collected their diplomas and said a final farewell that their emotions were at last un- leashed. Valedictorian, Ruth Farrey, Salutatori- an Brad Patchin John Rivest, Jason Cook, Mark Bu- bolz, Brad Potchin, Kevin Bostod, Doug Beohm and Oran Nehls after commencement Lisa Ernst and Tim Duffert Brenda Hoeppner and Miss McGrow getting ready for commencement. Timmie Sue Graack and Dave Hore Graduation 123 1. Audra Breneman, John Ri vest 2. Adam Crichton, Brian Fel- ton, Rick Lappen and Chris Kuhl awaiting the ceremony 3. Patti Fischer and Ruth Far- rey, 1986 WHISPER Co-Ed.- tors 4. Wendy Seely, Joe Schwanz 5. Jon Kiermas, Mike Lynch 6. Graduating Seniors 7. Graduating Seniors 6 124 Graduation I