Poynette High School - Pauquette Yearbook (Poynette, WI)

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Dear Senior: You are approaching the conclusion of a very important part of your life--that of your formal K-12 education. Symbolic with the successful completion of this process you will receive a diploma, which in appearance is the same for every graduate. Despite exact similarity, it will not guarantee to each of the recipients the same results in the future pursuit for success and happiness. The diploma is only a general indicator of achievement. More specific traits such as knowledge, skills, maturity and personality become the determining criteria for job placement, job promotion, salary increases and college acceptance. Perhaps this short verse summarizes my message to you: You have been given a bag of tools, a formless rock and book of rules: and each must make, ere life has flown, a stumbling block or a stepping stone. Are you prepared for a stepping stone approach to your life? I sincerely hope so. If you foresee the stumbling block alternative for yourself, you are still young enough to do something to change this. Congratulations and Best Wishes to you always. OUR ADMINISTRATORS TO THE CLASS OF '75: The leadership that your class has given the Student Body has been exceptionally good this year, and your entire class should be commended for it. As the Senior Class goes, so goes the entire school. I hope that each of you will continue your contributions in your adult life as you have as a student at P.H.S. Best Wishes, Mr. Noble 9

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STANDING: Russell Graef, Student Representative; Jeffrey SEATED: Daniel VanEtten, Marian Hilgenberg, Joan Schei- Smith, Robert Mountford, William Bender, Mr. Noble, der, LeRoy Breneman. Administrator. THEY INSTITUTE NEW PROGRAMS Many of the new programs instituted by the school board have worked amazingly well. Modular scheduling and open campus, to name a few. This year the board adopted another new program. By shar- ing expenses with participating schools in the area, our future seniors will have a better chance of gain- ing practical vocational education. We hope that the board's foresight remains so that it can continue to make educationally sound de- cisions. Arlene Steffenhagen Financial Secretary Marcia Hanson Secretary Carol Schliesman Secretary -1 Donna Childs Teachers' Aide 8

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PAUL TiLLEMAN English, Drama Wrestling, Track Chess Club Forensics MARY RICHTER Physical Education Volleyball Synchronized Swimming Pep Club SHEILA MERCER Spanish English Spanish Club Forensics JOHN SCHMIDT Mathematics Track Cross Country LAURANCE THURSTON Social Science Physical Education Football DAVID HAMSHIRE Mathematics Football Basketball 10