Poynette High School - Pauquette Yearbook (Poynette, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1982 volume:

The Senior Class Presents: 1982 PAUQUETTE Volume XXXVIII Poynette High School Poynette, Wisconsin Him Teacher, Coach, and Referee. Through our years at PUS you have helped us learn how to study and how1 to compete. Your interest and devo- tion in helping us learn has really shone through. Many times you heard groans about our term papers, and complaints about an Econ. or U.S. quiz, but it is that paper and those quizzes that may be the most helpful to us in the future: and they let us know what a good feeling hard work can bring. These are the reasons we dedicate our annual to you, Mr. Ten- pas. Thanks! MR. TENPAS 3 FINDING OUR WAY 4 Contents Administration 7 Seniors 17 Underclassmen 37 Activities 49 Sports 79 Farewell 114 E N G L I S H I S G 0 0 D P H I F P 0 R S Z K X Y R H P T 0 M K I N D U S T R I A L A R T 3 0 M L A M I J K A R T F S 0 R W I S C I R 0 N I S p I N M I L A W S A U K E T E C H I C P A T G 0 N F A D R I T G L M A U R B I 0 L 0 G Y c A R A P R C I N L H A R Y T S U N P E J R N L Y A u G U I S T I S I E P I T E E M B E S E R Y 0 C T 0 T 0 0 L V B P E R R C A L 0 R C A N P C R D E C E C 0 W I L C T A M H U B E A R N B A K E F H I C 0 0 K I N G F 0 R L C L I A L S S A H 0 M E E C 0 N 0 M I C S G R A P F T F R G U I F T 0 R G A N G E 0 T S P I N E A P P U L E E F R U I I S T H E R P J 0 H E A L T H N E R S Y R E A R B 0 V C 0 K H E L P N E E N s U R R E P R R T S L p A G E H F 0 R G E T M E N n n I N JL T R A T I 0 MJO T 0 G P R 0 J E C T S S 0 E 0 R N Y F 0 R T B H P F 0 0 C U S T 0 D I A N S N p M E C 0 P L E A R E G R E L I M S n o F H I S T 0 R Y S T U K R Z X B A N D V V B B P I H 0 L A 0 c 0 0 K E M R P 0 Q K R M F W I 0 E 0 R U N S W X M A T H A S B L H S S P I N I H C A D B E A P E H I W M R M V T E S A E 0 R A A S M E R I P R R E G S. H I A P P V A N C S C F 0 N M K 0 p D A Q Z W N 0 J S X R B 0 0 K T I I R Z J V A P :: R H R W U Q P I R J E A S N R B Y E S E 0 E D G C E I A E 0 K E D 0 I P Y D T 0 K 0 T N U T S T R '• S R N P H R C W T z R K I V U X E S L C R A T S L I E T C P C K H L C A I T Z C Q c S W E J R 0 I U D F I I Y A S 0 P B H L L S u E p A Y Z M K I P H N E G N P L E A R I N 0 D I s A B I L I T I E S A C M R G A K T P U K m X T X E N E s Q T I E M p 0 S 0 C H C P H L G A M S E S L Y M 0 E S T 0 M 0 s V I s E R E R A L S T U D E N T S A N 0 I T A C U D E S R E V I R D Z 7 To The Class Of '82: I extend my heartiest congratulations to your class. You have contributed greatly to Poynette High School as you received your education. Best wishes for the future!! 7 )Iaj , M. Noble Superintendent HOLDING DOWN THE FORT To The Class of ’82: The Poynette High School Class of 1982 has accom- plished a great deal as a class. The comfort and safety that comes from being part of a class has helped many of you through some difficult times the past four years. The chal- lenge for you now is to accomplish much as an individual and to do it without the comfort and reassurance of your classmates. This is no easy task and some of you will find it more difficult than others, but it is hoped that the four years spent at P.H.S. have given you the knowledge, ex- perience, courage and strength to lead a happy and suc- cessful life. My sincerest best wishes to the Class of ’82 and to each and everyone of the unique individuals that comprise it. A J Gene Hamele Principal 8 Back Row: Stewart Nehls, Pete Disher Student Rep.. Patrick Ward. Elgic Noble, Willis Parker. Front Row: Bernard Dushck. Treasurer; Mary Caldwell, President; Rosanne Woodward, Vice-President; Alice Hanson, Clerk. KEEPING THEIR EYES ON US The Board of Education did a fine job meeting the ever-changing needs of the school district. With the help of all the members, and student Re- presentative Pete Disher, the year ran smoothly and the board was able to make decisions in the best interest of everyone. 9 Joan VonHaden: English. Head Forensics Coach. David Hamshirc: Math. Head Girls Basketball Coach. Assistant Football Coach. Larry Thurston: Social Studies. Assistant Prin- cipal. Head Football Coach. Head Wrestling Coach. OUR Daniel Harms: English. Forensics Assistant, One Act Plays (2), Assistant Baseball Coach. Susan Brcrcton: English. Freshman Class Ad- viser, Forensics Assistant. Tom Tcnpas: Sophomore Class Adviser. Social Studies, Freshman Football Coach, Head Boys Track Coach. Gene Mason: Student Council Adviser, Social Studies. 10 1981 I Gary Laib: Science. Senior Class Adviser. Conservation Club Adviser. Pep Club Adviser. Thomas Nicholson: Science. Junior Class Ad- viser. II 1982 Kathy Markgraf: Spanish. Spanish Club Ad- Virginia LaFave: Choral Performances. NHA viser. Adviser. Jerry LaValle: Band Performances. Lee Mcgow: Phy. Ed., Athletic Director. Girls Curling Coach, Intramural Curling (Bon- spiel). Pamela Hoppman: Phy. Ed.. Assistant Girls’ Basketball Coach, Head Girls’ Track Coach. 12 FACULTY Anthony Balistrcri: Alternative Program, One Act Play (I), 3-Act Play. Assistant Yearbook Adviser. Willis Dann: Driver’s Education, Photo Club Adviser, Math. Orland Ritter: Guidance, Head Baseball Coach, Assistant Football Coach, Intramural Bowling Adviser. Pamela Kopf: Librarian. SAE Club Adviser. JoAnne Woellner: Learning Disabilities. Cheerleading Adviser. Robert Tomlinson: Health. Assistant Football Coach. Varsity Club Adviser. Head Softball Coach. Hazel Manke: Assistant Librarian. 13 PEOPLE WHO WORK Jean Peterson Teachers’ Aide Judy Whalen — Public Relations BEHIND THE SCENES Cooks: Dca Hebei, Dotty Haupt, Grace McMillian, Rosie Gunderson, Frankie DcMars. Custodians: Ernie Brandt, Bob Nimmer. Bob Thayer. Fred Schleis- man. Bill Schleisman. We All Live In A Yellow Submarine 15 Bus Drivers: Marian Dobratz, Nat Robson. Ken Strittmatter, Joan Squires, Ann Manthe. David Worthing, Karen Schoeneberg, Trudy Kasprzak, Leanne Pafford. . . . The saw was THIS long! Those bedroom eyes That coppertone tan The many faces of M. Marquardt. Well, ya see. uh, we couldn't get untied after the three-legged race, and. uh. well Hi. I’m a Moonie, wanna buy a flower? 16 D P L S T E I N G R A E B E R 0 L Y T T E N N E B D P L T W N A S C F V M Q W E H W 0 P M D A G D P J S K U A S 0 E M C 0 P W D F E M M 0 C A L E C I R S S K S U M M R L A K E E K D F G J A 0 N N A R E E 0 C c A 0 s P I T S J K V I S D F G E S D F A U K H N F H H A P H K T H 0 S ( E N I 0 R s;w 0 w R S R S T K T 0 M R H A I H I N w W E R F S S 0 A N A 0 U I S E H N E I P A Z N L N E L S 0 N E T T 0 L E R P 0 T S L A U N D C K z S G G B U s H I E 0 I u D 0 D P W Z T S U 0 I T 0 A A A S D F T L A D E N T H I N 0 0 E E A I P M B B L N R S T E E T E R D D S M I T H J S L N P N T M E B U D D J K R W 0 L F F A S D F D T T W R L E G L C R R I E P J A N D E R S 0 N A S J B R 0 C K E L S A D G A N R E 0 N D K C A L D W E L L E D S E 0 M M D D R 0 D S S 0 H D V S H E P P A R D L L A 0 B P P A L E 0 D L H 0 F N E T K I E F E R L K H H T A L L A N I N W R E E N S S R M M A R Q U A R D T A S K A I E N H T L A Y B S Z 0 S N N A L E T 0 I 0 D N L K Z N W S C H 0 P P E D u N 0 D F R G I L B E R T S 0 N E S I A A I M F A L K L 0 N 0 0 S N M A P J S 0 0 C U K B L H A N S D F G H K s S T A P 0 A N E P H S N R T A A K T H C I D 0 N C E N H A N S S U D L 0 0 K L W E K K I R S N 0 N N A D F E A S A 0 R C M S w R K L 0 S J K N 0 J F E L K M K M L S D B A A K A I E S E E N 0 A E S F A S D F 0 R C R S c A R 0 L A N N R T I D E N D N 0 S R E T E P E I L 0 c C U R B A N G S D B E B S S L K T D N 0 N N M H A N s D L K V 0 G T S V B R B A A J K U T Z D E J M P 1 D T C I B U L K A S D A R I K R T H C E F J S D K L B S S w 0 L L S C H L A G E R L B S M M E G 0 W S Z E S D W A U G H J D 0 R N L A P A A S D F I E B B A G D E G p U N T N E Y C R 0 T H G B D E L F 0 S S E A S D F A s D F I S K E A S D F J K 0 E P P E L A S D F G H K 17 Sheila Ace Tammy Ace Julie Anderson Ken Anderson SENIORS • h Michelle Auck Sue Bakken Daniel Bennett Ed Blazck 18 William Bradley Andy Brasda Janet Brocket Greg Bushic Kay Caldwell Sandy Carolan Angie Childs Todd Cibulka Rory Colstad Patti Colvin Craig Crowl Michelle Cutsforth 1982 Brian Delfossc 19 Peter Disher Jay Dorn Kim Dorshorst Daniel Elphick Pam Elsing Tracy Elsing Julie Ewald SENIORS Molly Falk Ed Fisk Kerry Fiskc Donna Gabbci Laurie Gabbci David George 20 Lisa Hanson Kim Haupt Scott Hazard Steve Hebei Jaralee Johnson Caroline Kasprzak Theresa Kiefer Jason Kutzke Etienne LaComme 1982 Karl Knuteson James Kocppcl Ron Koplin 21 Tara Ladenthin Tom l-adcnthin Rocky Lake David I.ampkins Holly Mason SENIORS Michael Megow Mary Mounlford Lisa Nelson Sara Nelson Susan Nelson Charles Nodich David Nonn Susan Nonn 22 Scolt Oppor Linda Panas Elka Peterson James Powers Craig Pribbenow Glenn Puntney Ron Redcll Carol Roth 1982 Lynne Roth 23 Jay Schmidt Pat Schocncbcrg Wayne Schepp Vicki Sheppard Bryan Skaar Dan Smith Timothy Smith Seniors Kirk Sopha Lisa Steingraebcr Craig Urban Luann Urban Karen Vogt David Waugh Rhoda Woodward Lori Worthing President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Susan Zulke Class Officers Bryan Skaar Scott Hazard Jaralce Johnson Sandy Carolan 25 Class Colors: SHEILA ACE TAMMY ACE JULIE ANDERSON F.H.A. V. President 9, Synchro- nized Swimming 9. KEITH ANDERSON KEN ANDERSON Intramural Bowling 9.10.11.12. ED ARNOLD MICHELLE AUCK F.H.A. Treasurer 12. SUE BAKKEN F.H.A. 9,10.11.12. Reporter 10, Treasurer II, President 12, S.A.E. 9. DANIEL BENNETT One act play 12. Chorus 9.10.11. Boys Quartet 10, II, Swing Choir 10.11, Barber Shop 10,11 Accom- paniest 10,11, Solo and Ensemble Contest 10, All Conference Choir 10.11, Boys’ Intramural Curling 11, Wausau Bonspicl 11. Most Im- proved 11. QUOTE: Live today. Die tomorrow memories of school bring such sweet sorrow. ED B1.AZEK Intramural Bowling 10. WILLIAM BRADLEY Art Club 9,10, Librarian Assistant 9; Intramural Bowling 9,10; Boys' Basketball 9,10,11.12, Most Im- proved 9.11. ANDY BRASDA Chess Club 9.10.11. Play Helper 9,12. JANET BROCKEL National Honor Society 11,12, Spanish Club 9.10,11, Treasurer 11; Mexico Trip 11; Student Coun- cil 9.10,11; One Act Play 10; Three Act Play 10; Band 9. Pep Band 9, Solo and Ensemble Contest 9. GREG BUSH IE Transfer from Lodi. KAY CALDWELL National Honor Society 10; Pep Club 10,11,12; Spanish Club 9,10.11; Mexico Trip II; Varsity Club 11.12; A.F.S. Club 10,11,12: Chorus 9,10.11.12; Swing Choir II; Girls’ Curling 9.10.11,12; Mixed Bonspicl 9,10,11,12; Most Improved II, Girls’ Volleyball 9.10.11,12: Rcgionals 12; Section- als 12, Girls’ Softball 9,10.11.12. SANDY CAROLAN Class Treasurer 12; Pep Club 10.11,12; Secretary 12; Art Club 9.12; Varsity Club 10,11,12; Band Rep. II; Flag Corps 10.11; Chorus 9.10,11,12; Triple Trio 10, Girls' Double Quartet 10; Wrestling Cheerleader 10,11.12; Girls’ Vol- leyball 11,12. Rcgionals 12. Sec- tionals 12: Girls’ Track 9,10,11.12; All Conference 11. Most Valuable 11, Most Improved 10,Stale 10.11; Football Mascot 12. QUOTE: Life's a blow of Froot Loops — there's no green ones. MEMORIES: Weightlifting, mudfights, walking through leaves, a sprained ankle at playoffs, whip- pin' pigs at Royall, going to State, shoulder stands, I don't want no. .. in my car. ANGIE CHILDS Pep Club 10; Intramural Bowling 10.11,12; Girls’ Softball 10.11,12; Transfer From California 10. TODD CIBULKA Homecoming Court 10,12; Band 9.10.11, Pep Band 9.10,11; All Conference Band 9,10; Chorus 9.10,11,12: Boys’ Quartet 10. Boys’ Double Quartet 10, Madri- gal 10. Swing Choir 10,11, Solo and Ensemble Contest 10, All Con- ference Choir 10.11; Football 9.10.11.12. All Conference 12, Most Improved II, Regionals 12. Sectionals 12, State 12; Wrestling 9.10.11.12. Most Improved 10, Boys’ Baseball 9,10; Musical 10.11. RORY COLSTAD Intramural Bowling 12; Chorus 9.10.11.12. PATTI COLVIN F.H.A. 9,10.11,12. Treasurer 10, Secretary II, President 12; S.A.E. 9, Librarian Assistant 12. CRAIG CROWL Football 9,10,11, Regionals II. Sectionals 11. MICHELLE CUTSFORTH F.H.A. 10,11,12, Secretary 10. President II. V. President 12; S.A.E. 9; Librarian Assistant 9. BRIAN DELFOSSE Ski Club 9.10, Intramural Bowling 9,10,11; Chess Club 9,10; Band 9.10, Pep Band 9,10; Solo and En- semble Contest 9,10, 1st at Stale 9.10, Chorus 9.10,11,12. Madrigal 9,10,11, Solo and Ensemble Con- test 9,10,11, 1st at State 10.11, All Conference Choir 9,10.11; Foot- ball 9; Boys' Baseball 9.10. PETER DISHER Badger Boys’ State II; National Honor Society II; Art Club 9,10.11,12; Varsity Club 9,10.11,12; Student Council 9,10,11,12; Rep. to School Board 12; Annual Staff 12; Intramural Bowling 10,11; Play Helper 12; Football 9,10,11,12, Regionals 26 Purple and White 11.12, Sectionals 11,12, State 12. Boys Basketball 9,10,11,12, Most Improved II; Boys' Track 9.10.11.12, Most Improved II, Captain 12. JAY DORN KIM DORSHORST Pep Club 10,11; Photo Club 12; Art Club 9,10,11,12; Varsity Club 9,10,11,12; A.F.S. Club 9,11; Stu- dent Council 9.10,12; Secretary 12: Annual Staff 12, Annual Pho- tographer 12; Intramural Bowling 9; Forensics 11; One act play 11; Flag Corps 10. Cross Country 9.10.11.12, Most Valuable 9. Most Improved 12, Girls' Track 9.10.11.12, DANIEL ELPHICK F.F.A. 9,10,11; Intramural Bowl- ing 9,10,11.12; Cross Country 9.10. PAM ELSING National Honor Society 11,12, Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Spanish Club 11; Mexico Trip II; A.F.S. Club 9,10,11,12: Annual Staff 12: One act play 11,12, Three act play 10,11,12; Band9,IO;Curling Boys' and Girls' 9,10,11,12; Mixed Bon- spiel 12, Wausau Bonspiel 12. TRACY ELSING Class President 9, Class Secretary 10. Badger Girls’ State Alternate 11, Homecoming Court 12; Na- tional Honor Society 11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12, V. President 12; Varsity Club 10.11.12; Chorus 9.10.11.12, Girls’ Double Quartet 10, Basketball Cheerleader 10.11: Football Cheerleader 10,11,12, Cheerleading Clinic 10,11; Girls’ Softball 9,10,11,12, All Confer- ence 10, Honorable Mention II. JULIE EWALD Girls' Volleyball 9. MOLLY FALK Citizenship Award 9, Homecom- ing Court 10, Prom Court 9; Pep Club 9,10,11,12, Treasurer 11.12; Spanish Club 10; Varsity Club 10.11.12; A.F.S. Club 9,10,11,12; Annual Staff 10,12; Band 9.10.11.12, Pep Band 9,10.11.12; Solo and Ensemble Contest 9.10.11.12, 1st at State 9,10.11.12. All Conference Band 12: Chorus 9.10.11.12, Triple Trio 9,10.11,12, Girls’ Double Quartet 10, Madri- gal 9,10,11,12, Swing Choir 10.11.12, Barber Shop 11,12, Solo and Ensemble Contest 9,10,11,12. 1st at State 12; Basketball Cheer- leader 9,10,11; Football Cheer- leader 10,11.12; Wrestling Cheer- leader 12; Cheerleading Clinic 10,11. Girls’ Volleyball 9, Girls’ Track 9, Musical 10,11,12. MEMORIES: Freshman dances, backing into cars.'home ec. room, Shakey’s. K-Mart, getting a flat tire, deep discussions, similar ex- periences, football play-offs, feath- er-beds, and of course going out with “The Group’’. ED FISK Varsity Club 9; Intramural Bowl- ing II; Chorus 9.10,11,12, Madri- gal 9,10, Swing Choir 9,10 All Conference Choir 9.10; Football 9, Wrestling 9,10, All Conference 10, Regionals 9,10, Sectional 9; Golf 9. KERRY FISKE DONNA GABBEI F.F.A. 10,11; Art Club 11.12. V. President 12. LAURIE GABBEI F.H.A. 9,10,11,12, Parliamentar- ian 10,11,12; S.A.E. 9,10. DAVID GEORGE Ski Club 9; Intramural Bowling 9,12; Band 9,10, Pep Band 9,10. Solo and Ensemble Contest 9,10, All Conference Band 9,10, Chorus 9, All Conference Choir 9. RICK GILBERTSON LISA HANSON Spanish Club 9.10. Varsity Club 10,II,12; A.F.S. Club II,12. Trea- surer 12: Band 9,10, Pep Band 9,10, Solo and Ensemble Contest 9.10: Chorus 9,10,11.12. Triple Trio 9,10,11,12, Girls Double Quartet 11.12, Madrigal 9.10.11.12, Swing Choir 11.12, Barber Shop 11,12, Accompaniest 11.12, Solo and Ensemble Contest 9.10.11.12, 1st at State II, All Conference Choir 9,10,11,12; Girls’ Volleyball 9,10,11.12, Re- gionals 12, Sectionals 12; Girls' Basketball 9,10,11.12, Most Imrp- voed II; Girls’ Track 9,10,11,12, All Conference 9; Musical 10.11. QUOTE: All men have their frail- ties; and whoever looks for a friend without imperfections, will never find what he seeks. We love our- selves notwithstanding our faults, and we ought to love our friends in like manner. — Cyrus KIM HAUPT Intramural Bowling 9; Rodeo II, 2nd at State. SCOTT HAZARD Class V. President 9,11,12, Badger Boys' State Alternate II; Junior Honor Society 10; Student Council 9.10.11.12, V. President 12; Band Rep. 9,10,11, President 12; Pep Band 9,10,11,12, Solo and Ensem- ble Contest 9,10,11.12, 1 st at Stale 11.12, All Conference Band 11.12, Chorus 9,10,11,12, Boys' Double Quartet 10, Madrigal 9,10,12, Solo and Ensemble Contest 9,10,12, 1st at State 12, All Conference Choir 9.10.12; National Honor Society 12. 27 Commencement: STEVE HEBEL Badger Boys’ Stale II; Art Club 11.12; Varsity Club 12; Annual Staff 12; Conservation Club 9.10.11.12, President 12; Football 9.10.11.12, Most Valuable 12, Re- gional 12. Sectionals 12, Slate 12. JARALEEJOHNSON Class Secretary 12; Junior Honor Society 10; National Honor Soci- ety 11,12; Pep Club 9.10; Art Club 9,10,11,12; Secretary 12; Spanish Club 12; Annual Staff 12: Syn- chronized Swimming 9,10,11; Chorus 9.10.11,12; Triple Trio 9.10.11.12, Madrigal 9,10,11.12. Solo and Ensemble Contest 9.10.11.12, All Conference Choir 9.10.11,12; Girls' Volleyball 10.11.12, Most Improved 12, Re- gional 12, Sectionals 12: Girls' Basketball 11,12, Girls' Track 9. Girls' Softball 10.11.12. MEMORIES. I remember ... Chorus with the munchkins! CAROLINE KASPRZAK Pep Club 9: Photo Club 10; Art Club 9.10.11; Annual Staff 10: In- tramural Bowling 9; Chorus, Tri- ple Trio 9,10,11. Girls’ Quartet 9,10,11, Girls' Double Quartet 9.10.1 I, Madrigal 9,11. Swing Choir 10.11. 1st at State 10, Solo and Ensemble Contest 9,10,11. All Conference Choir 9.10,11; Girls' Track 11. MEMORIES. My Freshman year. The Friends of the l ine Arts Soiree. Singing on the ski lift Swing Choir State! The last days of school Gui- tars. The Irish Partying with friends. The Class of 1983. QUOTE: “I’m Sure!-’ THERESA KIEFER Varsity Club 10,11.12; Student Council 12. Treasurer 12; Annual Staff 12; Band 9,10,11.12. Major- ette 10. Woodwind Ensemble 10.11.12. 1st at State 12, All Con- ference Band 12; Girls' Volleyball 9.10.11.12. All Conference 11,12, Most Valuable II, Rcgionals 12, Sectionals 12; Girls' Basketball 9.10.11.12. Girls' Softball 10.11,12; National Honor Society 12. MEMORIES. I remember ... the four years of hard work, which end- ed with triumph. QUOTE: Be kind, everyone you meet is fighting a hard battle. The Snake KARL KNUTESON Homecoming Court 12; F.F.A. 11; Varsity Club 10.11,12, President 12; Chorus 9,10,11.12. Boys’ Dou- ble Quartet 11.12. Madrigal 9.10.11.12. Swing Choir 11,12, Solo and Ensemble Contest 9.10.11.12. 1st at State 11,12, All Conference Choir 9.10; Football 9.10.11.12. Most Improved 12, Re- gional 11,12, Sectionals 11,12, Slate 12: Boys' Basketball 9,10; Boys’ Track 11. JAMES KOEPPEL Band 9, 10.11,12. Pep Band 9.10.11.12. Solo and Ensemble Contest 9,10,11,12, 1st at 10.11.12. All Conference Band 12. RON KOPLIN JASON KUTZKE Intramural Bowling 12; Football 9.10; Boys' Basketball 9,10,11; Boys' Baseball 9,10. TARA LADENTHIN Homecoming Court 9, Student Council 9,10, Girls' Volleyball 9,10; Girls' Softball 9,10. THOMAS LADENTHIN County Government Day 9; Home- coming Court 9; F.F.A. Sentinel 9; Chorus 9,10,11, Madrigal 9,10,11. Solo and Ensemble Contest 9, Mixed Bonspiel 9.10: Boys' Bas- ketball 9,10,1 1,12; Parlimentarian 11, (F.F.A.) ETIENNE LACOMME LA- HOURGUETTE Homecoming Court 12; Photo Club 12; Spanish Club 12: A.F.S. Club 12; Student Council 12; An- nual Staff 12; Chorus 12. All Con- ference Choir 12; Boys'Curling 12; Boys' Baseball 12, A.F.S. Student from France. MEMORIES, “the Italian you will never forget Or Big nose, — “Deja vu endco” — AFS weekend Randolph Memorial. Milwaukee Week! QUOTE: “Jc suis vn genre dc Loup solitaire ... ROCKY LAKE DAVID LAMPKINS Varsity Club 10,11,12; Intramural Bowling 9.10.11,12; Chess Club 9,10: Football 9,10.11,12, Most Valuable 12, All Conference 12, Regionals 11,12, Sectionals 11,12, State 12, All-State 12; Boys' Track 9.10.11.12, Most Valuable 12, All Conference 12. THOMASLANDMANN Spanish Club 9,10; Conservation Club II; Intramural Bowling 11.12; Cross Country 9. BONNIE LARSON F.H.A. 9, Parliamentarian 9; High School Rodeo Association 9.10.11.12. MICHELLE LAURITZEN Junior Honor Society 9.10, Na- tional Honor Society 11,12; Pep Club 10,11; Art Club 9; Spanish Club 9,10,11; Varsity Club 9,10 11.12;Student Council 11,12; May 28, 1982 AV Assistant 9; Conservation Club 9,10.11.12: V. President 12. Secre- tary 11; Intramural Bowling 9; Synchronized Swimming 9.10,11, Show Chairman 11; Flag Corps 10.11; Chorus 9.10.11.12. Triple Trio 9,10,11,12, Girls Quartet 10. Madrigal 10,11.12. Swing Choir 10.11.12, Accompanies! 11,12. Solo and Ensemble Contest 9.10.11.12, 1st at State 11; Wres- tling Cheerleader 12; Girls' Intra- mural Curling 10.11.12; Cross Country 9,10,11,12, Most Im- proved 10, Sectional 9,10,11,12; Girls' Track 9,10,11,12; Musical 10,11. MARll.EE MARQUARDT Class Secretary 9; Citizenship Award 10,11; Badger Girls’ State II; Homecoming Court 11; Na- tional Honor Society 11,12. Pep Club 9,10,11,12; President 12; Spanish Club 10,11, Mexico Trip II; Varsity Club 11,12; A.F.S. Club 9,10,11,12; A.F.S. Sister II; Annual Staff Editor 12; Band 9,10,11; Chorus 9,10,11,12, Triple Trio 9,10,11,12, Girls Double Quartet 10, Madrigal 10 Swing Choir 10.11,12, Barber Shop 11.12, All Conference Choir 9,10,11,12; Basketball Cheer- leader 9.10; Football Cheerleader 11,12; Chccrlcading Clinic 10,11, Girls' Curling 11,12, Mixed Bon- spiel 12, Wausau Bonspiel 12. Girls’ Volleyball 9,10; Girls Soft- ball 10; Musical 10,11.12. MEMORIES: Freshman year dances, hoeing cabbage, Shakey's, homecoming, kicking seats, ginger- bread houses, the hill, May day, Shullsburg, Mexico, Britt, pearls, weightlifting, Big Lar, macho strong wommen, unmatching socks, Denny, having similar ex- periences, track meets, pretzels, cheerleading, Mrs. Carclli, piano lessons, football play-offs, term pa- per, speech, deep discussions, and the group . QUOTE: You're never fully dressed without a smile from the musical Annie” HOLLY MASON Class Secretary 11, Class Treasur- er 10; Homecoming Court 12; Pep Club 9.12; Art Club 9,10,11; Var- sity Club II; A.F.S. Club 9,12, Student Council 9,10; Intramural Bowling 11; Flag Corps 9,10, Rifle Corp 10, Chorus 9,10,11,12. Girls’ Quartet 10. All Conference Choir 9,10,11; Wrestling Cheerleader 9,10. Girls’ Volleyball 9,10,11. MIKE MEGOW Homecoming Court 11; Art Club 10: Spanish Club 10; Ski Club 9, Varsity Club 11.12, Intramural Bowling 9,10,11,12; Band 9.10.11.12. Solo and Ensemble Contest 9,10,11,12. 1st at State 10.11.12, Chorus 9,10,11, Boys’ Double Quartet 10,11; Madrigal 9.10.11, Swing Choir 10.11, Bar- ber Shop 9,10,11, Solo and Ensem- ble Contest 9,10,11. 1st at State 10.11, All Conference Choir 9,10,11; Boys' Intramural Curling 9,10,11,12; Football 9.10,11,12, Regionals 11,12, Sectionals 11,12, State 12. Boys’ Basketball 9,10; Boys' Baseball 9,10. MARY MOUNTFORD Class Treasurer 11; Junior Honor Society 9; National Honor Society 11.12, Student Council V. Presi- dent 11, Secretary 10, Treasurer 9; Intramural Bowling 9,10; Foren- sics 9,10,1 I; Three act play 10: Pep Band 9,10,11,12, Solo and ensem- ble contest 9,10,1 1, Rifle Corps 10, Chorus, Triple Trio 9,10,11, Girls' Quartet 10, Girls’ Double Quartet 9,11, Madrigal 9,10.11. Barber shop 11, Swing Choir 11, Solo and Ensemble Contest 9,10,11, All Conference Choir 9,10,11; Wres- tling Cheerleader 10.11: Football Cheerleader 10,11,12; Wrestling Mascot 12, Cheerleading Clinic 9.10.1 LGirls’Track9,IO: Musical 11. MEMORIES: Kirk I being late for Homecoming, Doing our con- sumer report together for Mr. Ten- pas. Sharing good times with Rho- da, Sandy, other friends. Playing ‘pigs' during open campus. Cheer- leading during the football season and state playoff games. Talking in the library during second hour. QUOTE: Seek not every quality in one individual. LISA NELSON Pep Club 9.10: A.F.S. Club 9,10.11: Intramural Bowling 9,10; Flag Corps 9; Chorus 9,10,11, Tri- ple Trio 9.10, Girls’ Quartet 9,10. Madrigal 9,10, Solo and Ensemble Contest 9,10, All Conference Choir 9,10,11. SARAH NELSON F.H.A. 9,10,11,12, V. President 11. Historian 10. SUSAN NELSON Pep Club 10,11; A.F.S. Club 9.10,11: Band 9,10,11,12. Pep Band 9.10,11. Majorette 11, Solo and Ensemble Contest 9,10,11, All Conference Band 9,10, Flag Corps 11; Chorus 9.10,11,12. Triple Trio 10,11, Girls’ Double Quartet II, Madrigal 9,10,11, Solo and En- semble Contest 9.10.11, All Con- ference Choir 9,10,11; Basketball Cheerleader II; Girls' Volleyball 10; Cross Country 9; Musical 11. CHARLES NODICH Band 9,10.11,12. Pep Band 9.10.11.12, Drum Major 11.12, Solo and Ensemble Contest 9.10.11.12, 1st at State 10,1 l;Cho- rus 9.10,11.12, Madrigal II, 1st at State 11, Musical 11. 29 Class Night: DAVID NONN National Honor Society 11,12. SUSAN NONN Art Club 10,11; Spanish Club 9,10.11; A.F.S. Club 9,10,11,12; Intramural Bowling II, Synchro- nized Swimming 9,10; Forensics 9.10.11.12. A at State 11; Flag Corps 9,10,11; Chorus 9.10,11,12, Triple Trio 9,10,11, Girls' Double Quartet 10,11, Madrigal 9.10.11. Swing Choir 11,12. Solo and En- semble Contest 9,10.11, 1st at State II, All Conference Choir 9.10.11.12, Girls’ Volleyball 10.11. Girls’ Track Manager 10, Musical 11, Stage Crew 10. MEMORIES: Being new and not initiated: Skid row; the phrase green and slightly basic or slightly green and basic : parties: teachers saying, “Be quiet ; Kim and Craig getting busted, but not me; Etienne Picking on me (the bully!); going to Florida; cooking in Spanish 1 with Mrs. Klamik-Elka finding things” in her chicken; Kay putting together all her old sweaters with holes; Sandy break- ing her glasses; and most of all — open campus and parties and friends. QUOTE: You can't hatch chickens from fried eggs. — Pennsylvania Dutch Proverb SCOTT OPPOR LINDA PANAS Pep Club 10,11,12; Art Club 9,10.11.12; Varsity Club 12: A.F.S. Club 10,11,12; Intramural Bowling 9,10,11,12; Rifle Corps 10,11; Chorus 9,10,11,12, Triple Trio 10. Madrigal 10,Soloand En- semble Contest 10, All Conference Choir9,10,l 1. Musical 11, Variety Show 10; Girls' Volleyball 10,11,12; Girls' Softball 10,11,12. ELKA PETERSON Pep Club 10.11; A.F.S. Club 11,12; Intramural Bowling 9; Band 9,10: Chorus 11,12, All Conference Choir 11,12. Girls' Volleyball 10. JAMES POWERS Photo Club 10,11; Spanish Club 11: Chess Club 9,10,11: Boys' Curling 9,10,11,12; Boys' Intra- mural Curling 9.10.11,12, Mixed Bonspiel 9,10,11,12, Wausau Bon- spiel 12; Cross Country 9,10.11. Regionals 9, Sectionals 9. CRAIG PRIBBENOW F.F.A. 9,10,11,12: Intramural Bowling 11,12: Boys' Intramural Curling 10; Football 9,11. GLENN PUNTNEY F.F.A. 9,10.11,12; Intramural Bowling 11.12; Band 9,10,11,12; Pep Band 9,10,11,12. Jazz Ensem- ble 9,10,11,1 2, Solo and Ensemble Contest 9,10,11,12, 1st at State 9.11.12, All Conference Band 12; Boys’Curling 10. Boys' Intramural Curling 12; Football 9,11; Region- als 11, Sectionals 11; Boys’ Base- ball 10; Star Greenhand Award for FFA. RON REDELL F.F.A. 9,10.11,12. President 12: F.F.A. National Convention Washington D.C.; Art Club 10; In- tramural Bowling 11.12; Mixed Bonspiel 11,12: Football 9; Boys' Basketball 9,10,11, Boys’ Track 11.12. CAROL ROTH National Honor Society II; Pep Club 9.10,11,12; Spanish Club 10.11, Mexico Trip 11; Varsity Club 11,12, A.F.S. Club 9.10,11,12, A.F.S. Sister 9; Librar- ian Assistant 11; Band 9,10, Pep Band 9,10, Solo and Ensemble Contest 9,10. Chorus 9,10,11,12, Triple Trio 9,10,11; Girls’ Double Quartet 10, Madrigal 9,10, Swing Choir 11, BarberShop 11, Solo and Ensemble Contest 9.10,11, 1st at State 11. Girls' Curling 9,10,11,12. Mixed Bonspiel 9,10,11,12, Wau- sau Bonspiel 12; Girls' Volleyball 9.10.11.12, Most Improved 11, Re- gional 12. Sectionals 12, Girls' Softball 9,10,11,12, Most Im- proved 9. LYNNE ROTH F.H.A. 9.10,11,12, Treasurer 10. JAY SCHMIDT National Honor Society 11,12; F.F.A. 9,10: Varsity Club 10.11,12; Student Council 10; In- tramural Bowling 10; Mixed Bon- spiel 12; Football 9,10,11,12; All Conference 11,12, Regionals 11.12, Sectionals 11,12, Stale 12: Boys' Basketball 9,10,11.12, Re- gionals 11,12; F.F.A. Chapter Scholarship 9,10, District Creed Speaking Contest 9, Tractor Driv- ing Sectional Contest 10. PAT SCHOENEBERG Annual Staff 9; Band 9,10,11,12, Band Rep. 12, Solo and Ensemble Contest 9,10,11,12, 1st at State 9.11.12, Chorus 9,10,11,12; Boys' Double Quartet 11, Madrigal 10.11.12, Swing Choir 10,11, Solo and Ensemble Contest 9,10,11,12. 1st at State 10.11,12, All Confer- ence Choir 9,10,11; Football 9; Boys’ Basketball 9.10,11,12; Boys’ Baseball 9,10,11,12. WAYNE SCHOPP Intramural Bowling 10,11,12: Chorus 10,11,12, Madrigal 10.11.12, All Conference Choir 10,11,12 VICKIE SHEPPARD Pep Club 10,11,12: Photo Club 10; Art Club 9,10,11,12; Flag Corps 11; Chorus 9,10,11,12. Triple Trio 11, Solo and Ensemble Contest 11, Girls’ Volleyball 11, Girls Softball 30 May 27, 1982 10,11. BRYAN SKARR Class President 12; Ski Club 9; Varsity Club 9,10,11.12; AV As- sistant 10,11,12; Conservation Club 11,12, V. President 11; Intra- mural Bowling 10.11,12; Chorus 9.10.11.12, Madrigal 11, All Con- ference Choir 9.10,11; Cross Coun- try 9,10,11,12, All Conference 12, Most Valuable 11,12, Most Im- proved 10, Sectional 12, State 12; Boys’ Baseball 9,10,11,12. DANIEL SMITH TIM SMITH Class V. President 10; County Gov- ernment Day 10; Junior Honor So- ciety 10; Art Club 9.10.11,12. V. President II; Student Council President 12; Annual Staff 9,10.11,12; Forensics 11,12; Three-act play 12; Band 9,10.11,12; Pep Band 9,10.11.12; Solo and Ensemble Contest 9,10,11,12; 1st at State 12. All Conference Band 12: Chorus 9.10.11.12, Boys' Quartet 9.10.11.12, Mixed Quartet 10, Madrigal 9,10,11,12, Swing Choir 9.10.11.12, Barber Shop 9.10.11.12, Solo and Ensemble Contest 10,11.12, 1st at State 10,11, All Conference Choir 9,10.11,12; Cross Country 10,11, Boys Basketball 9,10,11, Boys’ Baseball 9,10,11, Musical 10.11.12, QUOTE: I wouldn't want to belong to any club that would accept me as a member. KIRK SOPHA Homecoming Court 12: F.F.A. 9,10,11; Ski Club 9,10; Varsity- Club 11,12; Intramural Bowling 11; Band 9,10.11,12, Pep Band 9.10.11,12; Chorus 9,10,11, Boys’ Double Quartet 11, Madrigal 9.10.1 I, Swing Choir 11. Football 9.10.1 1,12. Most Improved 12. Re- gionals 11.12, Sectionals 11,12, State 12; Wrestling 9,10,11,12, Regionals 11. Boys’ Track 9,10. SHEILA STAPELMANN Photo Club 9; Art Club 10,11,12; Librarian Assistant 12; Chorus 9.10.11.12, Triple Trio 9,10,11.12, Solo and Ensemble Contest 9.10.11.12, All Conference Choir 9,10,11.12; Girls’ Softball 10; Musical 10,11. LISA STEINGRAEBER Homecoming Court 12; Pep Club 9,10.11. President 11: A.F.S. Club 9.10.11.12, President 12: Student Council 9.10,11,12; Intramural Bowling 11; Band 9,10,11,12, Band Officer 12, Pep Band 9.10.11.12, Drum Major 12, Solo and Ensemble Contest 9,10.11.12, 1st at State 11, All Conference Band 12;Chorus9,10,l 1,12,Triple Trio 9,10,11,12, Girls’ Double Quartet 10,11,12, Madrigal 9,11, Swing Choir 10.11, Barber Shop II. Solo and Ensemble Contest 9.10.11.12, 1st at State 10.11. All Conference Choir 9,10,11. Basket- ball Cheerleader 9; Girls' Volley- ball 9,10,11,12; Musical 11,12, National Honor Society 12 MEMORIES: Up in the band room with T.J. the D.J. Singing on the Ski lift. The J.V. Volleyball party at Fecdmill. Florida. MBA, Bye Bye Birdie, Homecoming at Danny’s house. Stealing food in Pep band. Airplanes overhead, get- ting stuck at Lincoln School. Steal- ing pumpkins, and playing cards with J.R. WARREN SVEUM Band 9.10.11,12, Pep Band 9.10.11.12, Solo and Ensemble Contest 9,10,11,12, 1st at State 10.11.12, All Conference Band 12; Golf 9; Boys’ Track 10,11,12. SCOTT TEETER Photo Club 12: Spanish Club 10; Intramural Bowling 12; Chorus 9,10.11, Boys’ Double Quartet 10, Madrigal 9,10.11, Solo and En- semble Contest 9,10,11, 1st at State 10,11, All Conference Choir 9.10.11: Football 9.10: Wrestling 9,10; Golf 9. JOHN TOSO Photo Club 12: Football 10,11,12. Regional 11.12. Sectionals 11.12. State 12; Wrestling 10; Boys’ Base- ball 9.10,11,12. CRAIG URBAN Intramural Bowling 9,10,11,12; Chorus 9.10.11,12, Madrigal 11, Solo and Ensemble Contest II; Mixed Bonspiel 11,12; Boys’ Base- ball 9.10.12. LUANN URBAN A.F.S. Club 11,12: Librarian As- sistant 10,11,12; Intramural Bowl- ing 11,12; Synchronized Swim- ming 10; Girls’ Volleyball 10. Girls’ Softball 10,11. MEMORIES: I remember my first time in the drivers' ed. car WOW! what an adventure. Especially in the East Townc parking lot. QUOTE: “Never judge a person by his looks but by .what is inside him. KAREN VOGTS Class President 10,11, Class Secre- tary 9; Badger Girl's State II. County Treasurer 11; DAR Award 12; Junior Honor Society 9. Na- tional Honor Society 11,12: Pep Club 9,10,11,12: Art Club9,10,11: Varsity Club 10,11.12, President 12: A.F.S. Club 9,10,11,12. Secre- tary 12; Student Council 10; Annu- al Staff 12; AV Assistant 9; Intra- mural Bowling 9; Forensics 11,12: Band 9,10,11,12, President 12. Pep 31 Baccalaureate: Band 9,10,11,12, Solor and En- semble Contest 9,10,11,12, 1st at State 11.12, All Conference Band 12; Chorus 9.10,11,12, Triple Trio 9.10.11.12, Girls’ Double Quartet 10. Madrigal 9,10,11,12, Swing Choir 10.11,12, Barber Shop 11.12, Accompanicst 10,11,12, Solo and Ensemble Contest 9.10.11.12, 1st at State 10,-1,12; Girls' Volleyball 9,10.11,12, All Conference 12, Most Valuable 12, Regionals 12; Girls’ Basketball 9,10.1 1,12, All Conference I 1,12, Most Improved 10, All-Area Hon- orable Mention 11; All-School Bonspicl 9.10,11.1 2; Girls’ Softball 9.10.11.12, All Conference 9.10.11.12, Regionals 10; Football Mascot 12; Musical 9.10,11.12. QUOTE: Work fascinates me; I can sit and watch it for hours. DAVID WAUGH Art Club9,10;Spanish Club 10,11; Mexico Trip 11, Ski Club 9; Intra- mural Bowling 12: Band 9,10.11. Pep Band 9,10, Solo and Ensemble Contest 9,10; Football 9,10. ED WILKINS F.F.A. 9,10,11; Intramural Bowl- ing 12: Chorus 10: Football 9; Boys' Basketball 9,10; Golf 9. RICK WOLFF Intramural Bowling 11,12. SCOTT WOLLSCHLAGER Art Club 10,11; Ski Club 9; Intra- mural Bowling 9,10,11,12; Cross Country 9,10; Boys Track 10: Con- servation Club 11. RHODA WOODWARD Homecoming Court 12; Pep Club 9,10.11,12; Varsity Club 10.11,12; Chorus 9; Girls' Basketball 9.10.11.12, All Conference 11. Re- gionals 10,11; Girls' Track 9.10.11.12, All Conference 9. MOTTO: Live each day to the fullest, because you never know what tomorrow will bring. LORI WORTHING Librarian Assistant 10,11,12: Bas- ketball Cheerleader 11,12, Girls' Softball 11.12. GAYLE ZIMMERMAN SUEZULKE Photo Club 10: Art Club II; Li- brarian Assistant 12; All Confer- ence Choir 11,12, Chorus 9,10,11.12: Girls' Softball Man- ager 11. 32 To everyone who cares and everyone I care for ... Bonjour, If I am writing this letter it s because I want to say to everyone whom I have shared something, what 1 feel and what I think about my AFS experience and my stay in the community of Poynettc. First 1 want to thank you all (and thank you it’s certainly not a strong enough word) for what you have gave me during the time I spent with you, and I sincerely hope that you have receive and get from me also something. When I am looking back to the six months I all ready spent here I want to say many things. First I have found some people, friends, family but also teachers who care and had shown me their caring, and I am very happy for it. When I left my native community, all my friends and my family I didn't know what to expect from the AFS experience, and I certainly did not know what it would look like. Now that I am just at the middle of this experience I can feel its importance ... What i learnt, what I received from it, because of all of you, it will be something that I will always remember, simply because it’s something that had changed the person I am, and because what I get from it is so important that when I will be back home it will always stay. This year is not a easy year, and this six months have not been always easy, but I can tell that they are very important for me. I am French because of my citizenship because I had been living in France since my birth, but because I had shared during this year the American life of Poynette, I am now more than that. I feel to belong also to the United States by all the things I get during these months. I get a lot from this experience, and it will not end the day I will return. It will always be in my heart and in my mem- ory. I hope only one thing ... that Everyone who had given me something from his or her person had received the same thing from me. Today I am looking for tomorrow, because 1 know that tomorrow will be always better than yesterday ... I know that these seven months that I have still to spend with you will be better than yesterday. I want to tell you a last thing: I care for you because I have shared something with you that will always be something very important ... Thanks A Lot For Everything Don’t stop thinking about tomorrow Don’t stop — it’ll soon be here it’ll be better than before yesterday's gone Fleetwood Mac (Rumours) 35 Hi! I'm John Toso and I play air guitar. Poyncttc's own B.L.T.! Good morning, the morning announce- ments arc as follows ... I LOVE Christmas trees! Poynctte's own Chorus Line Who told you that? 36 p J U I 0 L K M N B V C X z A s D F G H Y T R E W 0 11 I U Y T R r T Q A S D I Y T I S R A V R 0 I N U J I N I N E T E E N E I G K T Y T H R E E M N B V c X L I J Y T E I C 0 S R 0 N 0 H R 0 I N U J I K J c K L 11 a F n c A JL X C v B TT V K L P 0 I U I K J H H I Y I K i dj, M b E 6 V A s 3 M T D J H G F M J U H E 0 T G F D s A A s TT T R E F 0 iry J U H T V K M 0 F I L J H G F V G K J K F T R E F M I 0 P 0 0 P. I J E N E J H G F I Y T R E I I K J 0 E C V F C 0 N B V M 0 A Z F E T R E A s U R E 0 U R T E A H I D p U J U M N p C D X S E R T F■ ■K I U N I E K J M N w R Y H P L D F V G B T V B M IT R T Y I U E R N I K A E F V A L K I B 0 P II A M 0 R E U 0 H N I 0 J H R s R E N M I H G F D L K J N B G F I R D E Y I J H D II C V J D V M K J H G A K M J N H S A P 0 I G T B V A I! B H s N M 11 G F D G K H J N H A D J7 D G D A 7 X N E M 0 P M C M K 0 P E V F R E D P M 0 N H Y C D E D N S I I P F D 11 0 M E R 0 0 M s N U M I T Y U I K L 0 B I T G I I L K J H G F D S A E R T Y Y H D E R 0 V R C E F L 0 N J H C- F D S S S T A 0 L F R E D S R Y E 0 M N L I U D A C K K L I 0 R E S I 0 Q S A F L 0 R p 0 L I u E R 0 I E R I C X M X c V U U R E R H S E H u K A F X D S W P J U N I 0 R s S R X E V B 0 G T 0 T Z M X K A E c S 0 E I R B G Y R I s V I U Y F 6 M N E S c E 0 T Y I U V E D G 0 I N G B I C V H C N 0 Z R M c E L S G C E T Y D S 0 I U B H R 0 E E S A P F 0 7 c M V B H F I D S 0 c H I E T 0 D I E I L C E S N J M R K I C H 0 L S 0 N X z V 0 p E F 0 M I S X B N 0 N I N E T E E N E I G H T V F I V E S 0 C E T H E A G C D E p G H I J K L M N 0 P 0 R S T u V T,T X Y 7 Y E S R F 0 Y R 0 T C I V F 0 E T S A T T E E F S F 37 WE’RE COUNTING THE MINUTES. Back Row: D. Anderson, E. Anderson, K. Bauer, G. Bennewitz, S. Bennewitz, D. Benway, P. Blanton, A. Bla ek, D. Branish, L. Branton. Fourth Row: J. Brisky, D. Brisson, S. Busse, B. Cook, D. Corning, C. Edwards, S. Eichorst, L. Everson, D. Falk. J. Falk. Third Row: S. Frank. L. Gates. J. Gavinski. J.Gayan, J.Gayan. D. Germain. A. Gilbertson, B.Gray.C. Hayes, L. Hefty. Second Row:C. Hchl. D. Hcllcgcrs, J. Herwig. D. Hill, A. Hon, L. Hoyhcim, L. Kaltcnberg, C. Kasprzak, M. Kelsey, K. Kortman. First Row: J. Kotnik. P. LaFavc. P. Landmann, J. Lcathcrbcrry, L. Lipp, E. MacDonald. V. Maicr, L. Manke, J. McQueen. V. Miclkc. The Junior Class was very busy this year getting ready for the Prom. It de- cided to take over the FFA fruit sales to raise money to sponsor it. Jim Woodward and Lori Hoyheim re- presented the class on the Homecoming Court. For the first time since Poynette be- gan participation in Cross Country, Poynette had an athlete place at the State Meet — Cindy Tomlinson placed 7th. With success like this, the Junior Class has made its mark on the pages of P.H.S. history. Class Officers: V.-Prcs. K. Panas; Treas. P. Blan- ton; Pres. C. Hayes; Sec. R. Miller. 38 Back Row: T. Miles, R. Millard. R. Miller, L. Monteufel. L. Nelson, T. Nicholson. M. Nodich, K. Norby. D. Olson. K. Panas. Third Row: L. Parker, A. Plenty, N. Pribbcnow, C. Price, E. Pulsfus, P. Puttkammer, C. Rittmcycr, C. Robson. R. Saagcr, G. Schcrncckcr. Second Row: J Schmidt, B. Schulze, J. Schuster, J. Shumate. D. Smith, J. Smith, D. Stcnccl, A. Strandcr, D. Thicsscn. C. Tomlinson. First Row: B Tomlinson. M. Trotter, J. Wachholz, V. Wardlow. B. Wells. R. Wilson. J. Woodward. S. Zimmerman, R Klcinfcldt 39 R Alford. A. Barger, K. Bes- tul.G. Blackly, C. Bohat. D. Bublitz, C. Charmley, S. Ci- bulka. B. Curtis P. Cutsforth, B Doherty. J. Dorman. D. Dushek. L. Ellis. B. Everson. K. Fiske. J. Garske. R. Gavinski J. Hanick. M. Hanson S O P H O M O R E S. Hanson, R. Haupt B. Hebei, K. Hebei, T. Hefty. A. Holak, K. Holden. J. Holzman, J. Johnson. J. Joo. K. Kaschinskc K. Koepp. K. Kortman. L. Lainberger. C. Lampkins, J. Laubmeier, B. Ledworoski. S. Lenius. P Lytle. W. Mar quardt The eighty-one students of the class of “84 started their second year of high school this year. Most participated in sports and did well academical- iy- The class officers: Pres. K. Fiske; V.-Pres. A. Holak; See. W. Marquardt; Treas. T. Hefty. 40 I A 1 W W5PJ'f SW. V - K. McWilliams. S. Mcgow, M. Mielkc, P. Morse. G. Mountford. K. Nelson. D. Olson, J. Oppor, J. Orclla K Paskey. W. Pankow, D Pen land, J. Penland. K. Price. J. Pyfcr. R. Rculer. R Radc wan. D. Roesch. K Rovtvedt. D Rycc. S. Saagcr LEAf Q. Santos. T. Schliesman The Homecoming Representatives S. Schneider. R Scott. B. Sheppard. L. Showers. P. Skaar. E. Smith. J. Sro- movsky. D. Stollcnbcrg. D. Strittmatter. D. Talg, E. Thurston. D. Tomlinson, R. Waide, A. Wells. S. Wells. P. Wood- ward. J. Yonkcc, K. Ziegler 41 F T. Bakken. K. Barnharst, A. Bauer, T. Belshaw, B. Bo- hat. D. Branish J. Brasda. B. Brcezer. G. Brown. T. Cardon. L. Cook. J. Crawford D. Doherty. S. Dorman. N. Dorshorst, K. Dunn. B. Eatherton. L. Edwards. K. Elsing, J. Falk M E N Back Row: J. McNicol. T. Cardon. Front Row: L. Knutc- Look What We Did! son. D. Branish. D. Gabbei, L. George. D. Germain. M. Gladcm. J. Gould. G. Halverson. T. Hanson. J. Harper D. Hchl, B Hellegers. P. Hiltbrunncr. T. Janisch, K. Jeschke. T. Kaltenberg. I Kasprzak. E. Kelsey T Kohrt, K. Kortman, D. Knuteson. L. Knuteson. R. Kocpp. M. Kutz, J. La- Barge. M. Larson 42 o o fr 'r i t v. t: 'C ik fe r x ti Poynette High School with a bang. The Homecoming float, “Wc Treasure Our Team” took first place as did Miss Brere- ton’s homeroom with “The Sweet Taste of Victory.” Rich Rittmeyer and Julie Miller represented the class on Home- coming Court. This class has always worked well to- gether and will continue to do so with a hope that they will be able to make the class of eighty-five, one of the best. S. Lcatherbcrry, S. Lenius. G. Lindner. B. Lloyd. V. Lynch. L. L ile. R. Maier. E. Mair D. Marshall. H. Martin. J. McNicol, S. Mcridith. M. Mielkc. H. Millard. J. Mill- er. L. Montcufel J. Murray. M. Nelson. T. Nodich. M. Pcnland. L. Pe- terson. T. Peterson, W. Priske. M. Redell R. Rittmeyer. C. Robson. L. Roth, M. Tycc, T. Schcr- necker, S. Schill, S. Schneider. T. Schulze J. Schutz. D. Seaman. M. Setterlund, J. Smith. J. Smith, V. Stoneberg, B. Thurbcr, S. Tomczak S. Tomlinson, D. Traffi- cantc, R. Vest. K. Vick, N. Wardlow.M. Wick. B. Wor- thing 43 Sailing ... 1981 Homecoming was fun for everyone involved. It all started on Tuesday with hat and shades day. Wednesday was crazy day, Thursday was Red and White day, and on Friday we all showed our true school spirit by wearing orange and black. Thursday night the parade was led by Grand Marshall Gramp Haight, and the pep rally followed. Then everyone went to the track to sec Fireworks and the bonfire. Friday night’s game was successful with Poynette beating Fall River43-30. The Home- coming dance was a big success, with music by THE TAKE and great decorations by the Pep Club. Members of the 1981 Homecoming Court were: King and Queen Todd Cibulka and Lisa Stiengraeber; Prince and Princess Kirk Sopha and Tracy Elsing; Senior Reps. Karl Knuteson and Rhoda Woodward; Junior Reps. Jim Woodward and Lori Hoyheim; Sophomore Reps. Phil Lytle and Kim McWilliams; and Freshmen Reps. Rich Rittmeyer and Julie Miller. 44 45 HOMECOMING 46 1981 47 48 V A R S I T Y C L U B S D A X D C F V G B H N J M T T S L Y F C H 0 R U S P M 0 T B B S F H K P I Y R W w u H 0 D R F T C Y H P R 0 D K w T R E R U S A E R M E X L A 1 7 S X D E C F R M N U I F T G V B H Y U J W T V N 0 A 7 X f5 v E D C H c T G V QC T I Y I f T R 0 A S D V A VI S E D R F W U R G F A 0 K N J I U G C N R E S I T F V G Y Y 11 R C U 11 N D B U L C S F A T I X F V S D F G H J F S W L D R T Y I H G F D A E w E R T Y U I C G H J K I Q W E R T A E R S F G H J A Z S X D C R T Y 0 U T R B S X D C F V T G H J K U W A X E C T V Y G Y R A T R T D C G V H B J L D Y U X F V G T Y U I I H U Y T W E R X E K L J H G E B H Z X C V B R I H G F S D F X R H M E M B E R A s D F Q z D R Y I R 0 J IT G T Y 0 F Y U I 0 A E Y H N B U P 0 I U Y T R I P S M H N E F C G V H Y P 0 K N Y H F U T U R E F A R M E R S F G 11 U I L X V V Y M E F N E D I S E R P E C I V U 0 N I B U V Y C T R X W T Z C B M B I Y D 11 F N I U N 0 I T A V R E S N 0 c R T B N K N L J H F T B u E H V A M D P L 0 K M I J H R D T E S W G F P K M 0 0 E Y I U IT B N J E T Y B M V fDo 0 I U Y T P M N B E A Y N F V G B K C E S U M C D A V B N M 0 L 0 U G A T R L D B B R T U G Y R K P J II F H A Y I B F G H E L U 0 J G D C V B N M R R A T N J G H U I K F P I S Y G 0 U Y E D I T 0 R 11 0 S T R Y U R F G Y U E Y F G J S R T G H U J I S V A Y T 0 11 Y I H F L u I 0 M E R C E S R G Y H u D Y E I 0 I H G L U H E Y E K R F C E G H S F G 11 J N H I J K T R G Y 11 U J I T G C T S Y A L P T C A E N 0 A R E F C V IT T u B D R J I U I 0 B N M S D R V Y B 0 L C H S I N A P S V 11 U R I u V R I P F Y I G E W 0 F u F F A T S L A U N N A 0 F A M E R I C A 0 U G D 49 BADGER GIRLS STATE This past summer, Marilee and Karen attend- ed Badger Girls State at the UW-Madison’s Scl- lery Hall. For seven days, the hall became the mythical state of Badger and our home. When we arrived, we each were assigned to a city, a county, a political party and an activity. Marilee lived in the city of Pinegrove in the coun- ty of Wilder and was in the choir; Karen lived in Maple City in the county of Hoard and was in the pep band. Karen was also crowned Poppy Queen of Maple City during the Poppy Day celebration, because it was her birthday. The poppy is the state flower of Badger. We had a busy schedule during our week in Madison. Our time was spent gaining practical experience in government by forming political parties, electing officials, holding hearings on bills, and passing laws. We were directly involved in our county governments by Marilee being elected a county supervisor, and Karen a county treasurer. We will always remember our days as Badger Girls. Karen as Poppy Queen. 50 Marilee in action. Karen’s birthday card from Marilee. BADGER BOYS’ STATE Pete Disherand Steve Hebei were Poy- nette High School’s representatives at the 1981 Badger State. Steve and Pete partic- ipated in many activities. They included recreational events and a mock-govern- ment elections. The week-long visit was highlighted by a speech from Wendcl Wilke, State Commander of the Ameri- can Legion (shown below). Governor Lee S. Drcyfuss was also present. 1981 51 Chorus 1982 Fifth Row: R Saager. T. Smith. D. Stcnccl, R Reuter. D. Bublitz. D. Benway. E. Thurston. L. Gates. S. Hazard. K. Knuteson. P. Schocncbcrg. Fourth Row: J. Schuster. A. Holak, R. Alford. R. Gavinski, T. Hefty. E. LaComme. C. Nodick. R. Koepp. R Rittmcycr. J. Falk. K. Hebei. G. Halverson. C. Robson. M. Lauritzen. J. Garske. Third Row: A. Plenty. L. Everson. P. LaFavc. J. Johnson. L. Hanson. E. Peterson. L. Panas. K. Cald- well. C Kaspr ak. S Stapleman. S Zulke. D Hill. M. Falk. M Marquardt. S. Caro Ian. L. Steingraeber. Second Row: L. Montcufel. S. Frank. S. Schneider. D. Gabbei. J. Smith. L. Knuteson. T. Hansen. A. Hon. L. George. K. Bcstul. G. Lynch. K Barnharst. K. Vogts. K. Panas. C. Price. First Row: B Hellegcrs. J. McNicol. D. Germain. J. Murray. D Branish. J. Crawford. S. Meredith. J. Miller. K. Kaschinskc. V. Stoncbc g J Gould K Price. B. Hebei. S. Nonn. T. Millard. K Bauer. Ensemble performance is an integral developmental step in vocal music independence. Pictured are some of the triple trios, barbershops, madrigals, and double quartets that participated in the District Solo and Ensemble Festival at Montello. Freshman Madrigal Left to Right: J. Gould. B. Lloyd, C. Robson. J. Falk. J. McNicol. J. Harper, D. Germain. L. George. K. Barnharst. J. Murray, R Koepp. G. Halverson. G. Lynch. R Rittmcycr, J. Miller. S. Meredith. 52 Sing A Freshman-Sophomore Madrigal Back Row M. Hanson. E. Thur- ston. D. Stoltenbcrg, T. Schlicsman. J. Garske, S. Schneider. G. Black- ley. Front Row J. Crawford.S. Wells. K. Price. J. Pyfcr. B. Branish. J. Smith. B. Lcdworowski, C. Lampkins. Junior Madrigal - Fourth Row: S. Bennewitz. J. Shumate. L. Nelson, I). Benway. Third Row: A. Hon. R. Saager. C. Price. P. LaFavc. L. Gates. Second Row: A. Plenty. L. Everson, J. Schuster. D. Stcnccl. First Row: J. Kotnick. C. Kasprzak. Freshman-Sophomore Madrigal Back Row: D. Bublitz. J. Holzman. J. Yonkcc. R. Alford. P. Lvtlc. R Reuter. D. Slrittmatter. First Row: B Hcllegcrs, L. Knutcson. D. Gabbei. G. Mountford. K. Bestul, K. Kas- chinske. K Kortman. A. Holak. Senior Madrigal Third Row: P. Schocncbcrg. E. LaCommc. T. Smith. S. Hazard. K. Knuteson. Second Row: L. Hanson. J. Johnson, C. Nodich, S. Nonn. L. Steingraebcr. First Row: M. Falk. K. Vogts. S. Carolan. Freshman Triple Tio Left To Right: J. Crawford. J. Smith, L. Knutc- son. D. Branish, J. Miller. J. McNicol. B. Hcllegcrs, J. Gould. Sophomore Triple Trio Left to Right: K. Price. J. Pyfcr. T. Schlics- man. S. Wells. D. Stoltenbcrg. K. Kaschinske. J. Garske. A. Holak. G. Mountford. 53 Sing Out Loud Junior Triple Trio Back Row: L Everson, A. Hon. Front Row: A. Senior Triple Trio Fourth Row: L Panas. Third Row: S. Nonn. J Plenty, K. Panas. J. Schuster. C. Price, P. LaFavc. S. Frank. Johnson. Second Row: S. Staplcman. L. Steingraebcr. L. Hanson. First Row: K. Vogts, M. Falk. M. Lauritzen. Sophomore Male Double Quartet Left to Right: G. Blackley. D. Junior-Senior Male Double Quartet Top Row: K. Knutcson. P. Bublitz, T. Hefty, R. Reuter. J. Yonkcc. S. Schneider, E. Thurston. Schocncbcrg, S. Hazard. L. Gates. Bottom Row: R. Saagcr, D. Stencel. T. Smith. J. Kotnik. Barbershops Fifth Row: C. Robson. J Harper. G. Halverson. B Lloyd. Fourth Row: J. Garskc. J. Gould. L. Knuteson, B Hellcgers. Third Row: D. Bublitz, T. Hefty. R Reuter. K. Hebei, A. Holak. J. Pyfcr, K. Kaschinske.G. Mount ford. Second Row: P. LaFavc. C. Price. J. Schuster. L. Everson, K. Panas. A Plenty, A. Hon. First Row: S. Nonn. L. Steingraebcr. K. Vogts. M. Falk. C. Nodich, T. Smith. D. Stencel. J. Kotnik. 54 Sing Out Strong Swing Choir — Fourth Row: K. Hebei. J. Schuster. R. Reuter. M. Marquardt. M. Falk. P Schocncbcrg. M. Lauritzen. K. Knuteson. Third Row: D Bublitz. A. Holak. R.Gavinski. K. Panas. S. Hazard. C. Kasprzak. L.Gates. L. Steingraeber. Second Row: P. LaFave. R.Saager. L. Hanson.C. No- dich, S. Nonn. C. Price. First Row: L. Everson. D. Stencel. A. Plenty, T. Smith. K Vogts. K. Kaschinskc. T. Hefty. Sweet Adelines — Third Row: C. Price. R. LaFave. M. Marquardt. B. Mountford, K. Panas. L. Everson. A. Plenty. J. Garskc. Second Row: L. Hanson. L. Steingraeber. K. Vogts. K. Kaschinskc. J. Schuster. M. Lauritzen. J. Pyfcr. First Row: A. Holak. B Hcllcgcrs. M. Falk, K Price. L. Knu- teson. J. Gould. Flutes M. Mount ford L. Everson P. Puttkammer J. Schuster J. Gayan A. Plenty M. Nodich S. Saager J. Wachholz T. Schlicsman I. Kasprzak L. Mair S. Nelson D. Trafficantc H. Millard J. Pyfer Clarinets T Kiefer K. Panas N. Pribbenow S. Wells J. Gayan B. Wells D. Hill P. Woodward L. Knuteson T. Cardon L. Monteufcl M. Redell L. Peterson D. Germain T. Bakken Bass Clarinets C. Nodich S. Bussc Ally sax K Vogts J. Hanick K. Vick J. Miller K. Dunn K. Barnharst Tenor Sax Doug Germain French Horn K. Kaschinskc D. Talg L. Gates K. Sopha lama S. Hazard T. Smith L. Steingracbcr D. Smith J. Johnson D. Stcncel R Haupt K. Hebei R. Reuter M. Miclkc K. McWilliams C. Robson B Lloyd E. Kelsey K. Elsing Bariivnv D. Bublitz Irvmbvnv P. Schocncberg G. Puntney C. Charmley S. Cibulka T. Nodich I uba J. Woodward A. Wells M. Falk M. Megow R. Radewan B. Everson M. Hanson J. Yonkee W. Sveum J. Koeppel K. Rortvedt T. Kaltcnberg D. Strittmattcr D. Tomlinson C. Price K. Vogts J. Smith D. Branish Rifles D. Thicssen L. Parker T. Millard L. Branton M. Nodich B Brcczcr S. Tomlinson S. Dorman Flags J. Schuster L. Kaltcnberg K. Dunn K. Elsing L. Mair T. Hanson J. Gould M. Rcdell L. George D. Germain D. Branish B. Curtis I. Kasprzak L. Peterson A. Plenty T. Bakken P.H.S. 56 BAND The Band participated in many events, which really kept it busy this year. It was involved in the following: — Class A Concert Contest in which it re- ceived a 1st for the 4th consecutive year — Summer National Field Show Competition — Class A Waunakee Invitational Field Show competition in which it received 5th place - Waunakee Parade Competition in which it received 3rd place — Wisconsin Dells Wo-Zha-Wa Day Festival, 4th year of participation — half-time field shows at Football Quarter Finals and State Championship Back Row: L. Stcingracbcr — Drum Maj.. Mr. LaValle — Direc- tor, L. Everson — Jr. Rep., D. Trafficantc — Frosh Rep., J. Schus- ter — Flag Capt., P. Schocnebcrg — Sr. Rep., Front Row: C. No- dich — Drum Maj., S. Hazard — Pres.. K. Vogts — V.-Pres., D. Thicsscn — Rifle Capt.. L. Kaltcnberg — Flag Capt., S. Cibulka — Soph. Rep. 57 This year’s Student Council had a very productive year under the fine leadership of President Smith and Vice President Hazard. The group’s prime responsibility was organizing the Homecoming dance, the Powderpuff football game, and other Homecoming activities. ‘The Take’ played for the dance. The Student Council also had a conces- sion stand at every home basketball game; and sponsored a specatator bus to the foot- ball playoff game at Antigo. A scholor- ship was presented at the end of the year to a deserving senior. Officers: President Timothy Smith; Vice President Scott Hazard; AFS Rcpre sentative Etienne Lacomme; Treasurer Theresa Kiefer; Secretary Kim Dorhorst and Student Representative to the School Board Pete Disher. STUDENT GOVERNMENT Back Row: M. Laurctzin, B. Bradley. T. Ladcnthin. L. Steingracbcr. Fourth Row: D. Stcncel, A. Hon. M. Nodich. S. Busse. Third Row: P. Skaar. K. Kascinske. K Price. K. Fiske. Second Row: W. Priskc. B Hcllcgcrs. T Cardon. S. Schill. First Row: T. Smith. S. Hazard. K. Dorhorst. P. Disher. E. Laccomb, Mr. Mason Adviser. Due to a nearly unanimous decision early in the second se- mester, the Student Council chose to amend its constitution. This amendment dictated that Homeroom Representatives would not be re-elected (or re- placed) pending former legisla- tion; rather, they would be elected at the beginning of the year and stay on throughout the remainder of the term. They also initiated what could become an annual event; In early March, the Council sponsored a festival of games, consisting of tournaments in Softball, Volleyball, and Ten- nis. These events were carried on for an entire week at a spe- cial time allotment between the lunch hours. This broke up what was formerly a long tedi- um of late-winter classroom blues. 59 AN OVERPRAISED SEASON An Overpraised Season is a story dealing with some of the problems facing today’s youths. It concerns two boys and a girl; a domineering, reli- giously fanatic mother; and a selfish, egocentric father. Cast Director Bob Betty Larry Bob's Father Larry's Mother Pam Elsing Greg Blackley Barb Hellegers Inge Kasprzak Tim Smith Doug Stencel Debbie Anderson 60 When God Comes to Breakfast Don’t Burn the Toast When God Comes To Breakfast You don't Burn the Toast is a comedy about how an average family reacts to the un- usual situation of God coming to break- fast. Cast God Beatrice Dan Bennett Kotzman Becky Cook Harry Kotzman Kurt Jeschke 61 THE BREAKING OF BREAD This is a dramatic play about a Reb portrayed by Mark Hanson, and a Yankee, portrayed by Mike Trotter, who were sole survivors of their re- spective companies. They agree to a desperate bar- gain; — a life for a loaf of bread. The three-act play for this year has not been chosen at this time. Each year the play has been done extreme- ly well and we hope it will be the same this year. With the help of returning veterans, as well as talented be- ginners, you can expect to see a fine performance this year. 62 Back Row: L. Gates. M. Hanson. C. Price. D. Stencel. P LaFavc. S Nonn. K Dorshorst Second Row: M Trotter. K. Bogts. H Peterson. A. Plenty. L. Hanson. Second Row: R. Miller. S. Bennewitz. Front Row: K. Jeschkc. M Setterlund. D. Anderson. S. Dorman. D. Dorman. D. Doherty. B Cook. L. Montcufcl.T. Millard 63 Speak for Forensics LIBRARIANS AND AV AIDES AV Aides Back Row: B. Skaur. M. froiler. Librarians Third Row: L. Monteufcl, S. Zulkc. S. Staplcman. P. Colvin. Front Row: Mrs. Kopf Librarian. L. Urban. L. Worthing. D. Hill. Mrs. Mankc Assistant Librarian. The student library aides play a valu- able role in the running of the school library. Their duties include shelving books, filing and locating magazines, and assisting the librarian in various other ways. The AV assistants are involved in as- sisting the faculty in video taping. They set up and care for the audio visual equip- ment used in the school. 64 National Honor Society Back Row L Stcingracbcr. J. Brockcl. P. Puttkammcr. A. Gilbertson. M. Marquardt. R. Saager, D. Stencil B Schcrncckcr L. Hoyhcim. C Hayes, N. Pribbenot, K Kortman. J. Schuster. D. Corning. P Blanton. Front Row: S. Hazzard. T. Elsing. K. Vogts. T. K.efcr. J. Johnson. Rising. M. Lauritzen. J. Schmidt. B ck Row K. Fiske. K Dunn, D Trafficanlc. L Knutcson. J Miller. B. Bohal. T. Peterson. P. Skaa-. Front Row B Hcllcgcrs. S. Wells. A. Molak. K Kaschinskc. R Radewan Junior Honor Society 65 PEP CLUB Back Row: H Mason. H Rcdcll. S Dorman. K. Elsing. D Doherty. S Wells. Fourth Row: Mr Laib Adviser. T. Elsing. K. Caldwell. C Roth. S. Carolan, R Woodward. P. Elsing. K Kaschinskc. Third Row: I. Kaspr ak. L. Panas. K Vogts. S. Saager. G Mountford. M Marquardt. M. Falk. K. Price. B. Curtis. Second Row: B Zimmerman. V. Shepard. K. Kortman. K. Vick. D. Branish. J. Smith. B. Brcczer, J. Brazda. A. Holak. T. Schlieseman First Row: K. Bamharst. S Lenius. K. Bcstul, K. Nelson. S. Tomlinson. H. Millard. K Rortvedt. L. Montcufcl. J. Murray. President Marilee Marquardt; Vice-President Tracy Elsing; Supervisor Mr. Laib; Treasurer Molly Falk; Secretary Sandy Carolan. Pep Club really got into action this year with the leader- ship of their new adviser Mr. Laib. They participated in Pep Rallies, decorated the gym for Homecoming, made posters for all sports, cheered at games, held mystery singer contests, and of course, sponsored the ever-popular Pep Paddle. LETTER WINNERS BACK ROW: K. Dorshorst, L. Panas. M. Marquardt.S. Carolan, R. Woodward, I,. Hanson, S. Saagcr, G. Mountford. NINTH ROW. H. Mason, T. Elsing, L. Monteufcl, J. Brisky. A. Gilbertson. R. Miller. C. Hayes. EIGHTH ROW: K. Caldwell, C. Roth. J. Woodward, J. Herwig. J. Schuster. SEVENTH ROW: M. Falk. K. Vogts. J. Schmidt, K. Kortman, L. Hefty. SIXTH ROW: A. Holak, M. Lauritzen, D. Lampkins. P. Skaar. D. Olson. FIFTH ROW: L. Mankc, M. Mcgow.J. Schmidt,S. Hebei, P. Disher, E. Thurston, K Panas. FOURTH ROW: B.Skaar. D.Germain.THIRD ROW: K Sopha. J. Kotnik. SECOND ROW: T. Cibulka. K. Knuteson. FRONT ROW: J. Garske. S. Bussc Varsity Club sponsors many things throughout the year. By selling ads for programs for football and basket- ball games, they were able to help provide busses to Antigo for football play-offs, and various scholarships for gradu- ating seniors. All the members of this club have earned a letter in a varsity sport. 67 President K. Vogts; Vice-President K. Knuteson; Secretary-Treasure C. Hayes. IMPORTED FROM FRANCE Back Row: K. Haupt.S. N’onn.C. Roth. K. Caldwell, H. Mason, L. Stcingracbcr, P. Elsing. M. Marquardt. K. Vogts. Fifth Row: P. LaFave, L. Panas. J. Doorman. S. Tomlinson. M. Falk, L. Everson. Fourth Row: T. Bakkcn. K. Barnharst. J. Crawford, D. Branish. G. Mountford, S. Saagcr. L Hanson. K. Ziclgcr. Third Row: M. Mielkc. R. Maier, J. Brasda. K. Bauer, D. Hill, A Blazck, L. Branton. G. Zimmerman. Second Row: J. Falk. S. Frank, D. Anderson. N Pribbenow, K Panas. J. Schuster. B. Wells. V. Maier. V. Wardlow, L. Monteufel. First Row: Mrs. Prescott. Adviser. E. Lacommc. AFS Student. M. Kelsey, N. Dorshorst, J. Gayan, J. Wachholz. M. Nodich. J. Gayan, N. Wardlow. In 1966, a foreign exchange student from Australia started our successful A.F.S. Club. This year, 1982, we had the pleasure of meeting Etiene Lacomme from France. Some of the year’s major activities included the annual candy sale and a bowling party. These activities, along with the advi- sor, Mrs. Prescott, helped make this year a success for A.F.S.’ers. 68 President Lisa Stcingraeber; Secretary Karen Vogts; Vice-President Natalie Pribbenow; Treasurer Lisa Hanson. EL CLUB DE ESPANOL The Spanish Club started the year out with a breakfast for the faculty honoring Mexico’s Inde- pendence. They hosted a food stand for the Poyn- ette Volleyball Invita- tional. They had an inter- national candy sale that was very successful. They are planning to make pi- natas for the Kindergar- tens in Poynette and Ar- lington. The club took a trip to the folkfest in Mil- waukee, and visited Pe- dro’s in Madison. Back Row: D. Stcncel, P. LaFave, S. Frank, L. Monteufel, L. Gales, E. Kelsey. A. Plenty, K. Dunn. Third Row: E. Lacomme (AFS). S. Dorman. M Rcdcll. J. Gould, K. Price, J. Johnson. L. Peterson, T. Peterson. Second Row: K. Ziegler, D. Trafficante, L. Smith, L. Floyhicm, P. Blanton. J. Brasda, J. Dorman. First Row: Mrs. Markgraf Adviser, D. Talg, N. Pribbcnow, B. Cook, L. Everson, J. Murray. Absent C. Rittmeyer, E. MacDon- aid. J. Sromovsky. JJHi E. MacDonald. B. Cook. C. Rittmeyer, L. Smith. Third Place Float. V.-Prcs. L. Everson; Pres. B. Cook; Secretary N. Pribbenow; Treasurer C. Rittmeyer. 69 CONSERVATION CLUB Back Row: K. Hebd, S. Hebei. Second Row: J. Smith, D. Seaman, S. Schneider, Mr. Laib Adviser, B. Helegers. Front Row: L. Roth. C. Kasprazak. B. Skaar. M. I .aunt en. D. Olson. Supervisor: Mr. Laib President: Steve Hebei Vice-President: Dale Olson Secretary: Michelle Lauritzen Treasurer: Caroline Kasprzak The Conservation Club continued in its resource recovery ways” by continuing its community-wide recycling program. Continued and increased inter- est on the part of area residents was obvious as more became involved. The Acres for Wildlife also contin- ued to establish habitat for wildlife. Special pro- grams with local DNR personnel were of special interest to club members. 70 Back Row: V. Sheppard. S. Staplcman. Fifth Row: K Dorshorsi. L. Panas. J. Johnson. H Martin Fourth Row: D. Anderson. S. Schill Third Row: Ms. Groshek. Adviser. C. Kaspra ak. S. Hebei. D. Gabbei. Second Row: T. Smith. A. Brasda First Row: P. Dish- er. S. Doherty. Absenl: Amy Holak. Creativity Is Our Game The Art Club started out this year with much excitement. They sponsored many edu- cational field trips, and attended Madison Art Centers, Milwaukee Art Centers, and took a tour of Oscar Mayer’s commercial Art De- partment. Their biggest goal set was for the Art show in the spring, which turned out to be a great success. Another goal set was to broad- en the interest and awareness of art in the school and community. They did this with dif- ferent joint projects throughout the year. Art Club was really a success this year. 71 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA I I Back Row: T. Kohrt. B. Thurber, S. Lenius. B. Prisky. R Rcdcll. T. Schemecker. G. Linder. J. Woodward, J. Schmidt. Second Row: C. Pribbenow, M Kut .. T. Janisch. D. Knuteson. R. Rittmeyer. K. Jeschke, B. Doherty. T. Holzman. First Row: Mr. Burke Adviser. S. Lenius. D. Branish. B. Earth erton.T. Peterson. The Future Farmers of America had an- other busy year. Judging contests are one of their major activities. Members also par- ticipated in speaking and tractor pulling contests. This year they tried something new with a very successful pig raffle. As always, they collected wood for the tradi- tional bonfire during homecoming week, and the FFA Breakfast is something many teachers look forward to. 72 Sentry Bill Priskey; Treasure Brian Doherty; Vice-President John Schimdt; Secretary Sue Lenius; President Ron Rcdcll; Reporter Peggy Morse; Adviser Mr. Burke. HAPPY HOMEMAKERS Back Row: B. Gray. M. Cutsforth. J. Joo. P. Colvin. Second Row: N. Ward low. S. Lenius. M. Auck. S. Bakkcn. First Row: L. Gabbei, V. Ward- low. This year's F.H.A. was an active service club. Their main responsibility was helping with the concession stand at football games. Mrs. Webster, club adviser, and many members contrib- uted much of their time and effort into their activities for the year. 73 OFFICERS: President P.Colvin; Vice-President M.Cutsforth;Sec- retary S. Lenius; Treasury M. Auck “SPARE ME” Intramural bowling was started in PHS in 1977 with 12 teams competing. The number participating has increased to 20 teams in 1981-82. Any student can board the bus for Portage on Wednesday night and join in the fun at the bowling lanes with Mr. Ritter as his guide. This will be the last year for the activity in PHS. Back Row: K Bamharst. R Lake. T Landmann. D Lampkins. D Tomlinson Fifth Row: K. Anderson. D. Smith. J. Lcatherbcrry. C. Edwards. D. Elphick. P LaFave. C. Urban. R Radewan Fourth Row C. Charmley. R Reuter. L. Urban. D. Everhart. L. Panas. N Pribbcnow. S. Frank. B. Everson. Third Row: S Benewitz. M Trotter. R Wolff. E Anderson. M Gladcm. K Jcschkc. T. Schulze. B Skaar. D Doherty Second Row: G. Benewitz. G. Pkintney. W Schopp. M. Megow, S. Teeter. J. Kutzkc. S Wollschlager. T. Nodich First Row: G Brown. R Colstad. A Strandcr. A Blazck. A. Childs. R Redell. C Pribbenow. A. Barger. D Hcllcgcrs. S. Cibulka Absent: K Fiske. K Anderson. R. Gilbertson. D Waugh. A. Gilbertson. D. George. D Hill. S. Hanson. J. Wilkins. S. Meredith 74 “SAY CHEESE” Back Row: Mr. Dann, Adviser; S. Teeter, E. LaComme, R. Scott. First Row: D. Smith, B. Hellcgcrs, K. Kaschinske, K. Dorshort. Since most of this year’s Photo Club members were totally new to photog- raphy, many hours were spent learning the fundamentals. Mr. Dann taught members how to roll film, use the cameras, and develop and print pictures. Most of the rest of the year was spent taking pictures for the yearbook. There were three senior members this year, including AFS Student Etienne LaComme. Next year should produce a very experienced Photo Club if most of our underclassmen return. 75 WE DO IT ALL Wc would like to thank everyone who worked on the annual. Each of you know all the hours that went into producing this book. There are several people wc would especially like to thank. First, a big “thank you to Mrs. Peterson and Mr. Balcstreri for the endless hours they spent at school with us. We would also like to thank Kim Dorhorst for her many hours of taking and developing pictures, and to Mrs. Whalen for her many pictures. Last, but definitely not least, we'd like to thank Corinnc Ritt- meyer for wearing her fingers to the bone at the typewriter. (Yes, she typed the entire book!) Again, thanks to each of you. We had a lot of fun, and have many memories to keep with us forever. 76 FOR YOU Co-Editors: Molly Falk Marilcc Marquardt Assistant Editors: Karen Vogts Tim Smith Junior Editor Corinnc Rittmcycr Sports Editor Pete Disher Photographers Kim Dorshorst Aide Etienne LaCommc Business Managers Corinne Rittmeyer Theresa Kiefer Greg Schernecker Joan Brisky Typist Corinne Rittmeyer Freshmen Reps. Barb Hellegers Eric Kelsey Sophomore Reps. Gail Mountford Kierrc Fiske Junior Reps. Ann Plenty Mark Kelsey Mat Makers Pam Elsing Kris Kaschinskc Steve Hebei Jaralcc Johnson Adviser Mrs. Peterson Assistant Adviser Mr. Balistreri 77 Can I make a basket from here? Hey. 1 still got it! Our own J.R What did you put in here? What an egg-citing family I— Dennis, did you cut the cheese? Did you sec THAT? Your place or mine? B 0 S R E D A E L R E E H C C L L A B T E K s A B K M A F P Z D U E L C 0 U N T Y C F A M P p C R S V P : B S C 0 M P E m i. I T I 0 N C R D F 0 B 0 I J K 0 a D L M E N 0 P E p R A L L Y P 0 0 T S R F P a F L T I M 0 N B U C K E T K S F Z Y S X M T L T 0 H J L R A B U 0 S A V W F R L F T R 0 B E T I F B Y B C E A M 0 T D I J L K 0 P 0 H I T R C P S M 0 A N I A Y I 0 Y T U V X V L 0 Z M N K A 0 L R P 0 L P N L B G N S U E (S p 0 pt S7R E N 0 A u A W R T L T T L A H D B R Z Y F H G B L 0 S K H L N Y A 0 B R T U C L T R A N c 0 U R T A M F 0 U L F T S 0 V A T E R 0 L T K S p R F I E S L M P V W X B R U N E L E T N N K 0 Z K F W R E S T L I N G M p A Y 0 R D L A N 0 F a a L E Y T E I E H G A U 0 L I C F M R A C M D 0 E R T P T B Q E F R R I G V H P N K T w H H W I B R I A S B U S T I V 0 S S A I 0 P P G 1 E S F 0 A U E c T Y A A A H L E R c U R L I N G I 1 E E E R N M N T E T L R F R 0 R R N I S A N W I R a P C R K S p C 0 C I L D 0 0 N S E I N I M T I s L E R 0 L I 0 U E U n S R M A w I S N I A T T S u R s K E N E Y F U N C U Y L E A D R F U C T Y I K 0 n T N C D A S A R E H A A F V R E S T L I N G C H E E R L E A D E R S U D R V L L F L H A V K IT A F F u N A A T T E H H F, W 0 T R 0 F R K D F C I B N E D a I C F v D R C F I N W E 0 0 I D C T A H R I D S Y 0 I K I P S B A W I N N R I U E A A R R E E L P T H I R D R u E T 0 T Y S M S N A L R T T T £ I H J M F V T L A N E P C s K I P C U L D S A R S V S E L B B U L A V T B 0 M F R 0 M u J L Y A A C E K S F 0 L L A B T E K S A B S L R I G P 0 J U L D M S c H 0 0 L S P I R I T F 0 R T H A T B A 0 A C D E F G H K I C K I J K L E I P a N 0 B F 79 c o c u R N O T S R S Y Coach Mr. Lutz. B. Skaar. J. Sromovsky. D. Falk. T. Bclshaw. R. Radcwan. L Hefty. R. Saa- gar. 80 D. Branish, J. Garskc. M. Lauritzcn, C. Tomlinson. L. Monicufel, J. Smith. K. Dorshorst. This year's cross country team had a season of firsts. For the first time ever the boys team was sectional runner-up, and had two members, Brian Skaar and Dave Falk, qualify to run in the state meet. Cindy Tomilaon came in first at sectionals and placed ninth at state. The girls' team had never before had a member qualify for state let alone place at state. The conference meet brought four conference medals for the teams. Cindy To- milson placed second and Jenny Garske placed seventh for the girls' team. For the boys’ team it was Bryan Skaar in second place and David Falk in third. There will only be three seniors leaving the team, which means next year we will be looking forward to bigger and better things. 81 VICTORIOUS VOLLEYBALLERS w STATISTICS i Back Row: Coach MissGroshck. C. Roth. L Kaltcnbcrg. T Kiefer. K. Vogts. S. Carolan. L. Hanson. Front Row: L. Panas, K. Caldwell. K. Panas. J. Johnson. The successful season of the 1981 volleyball team began with the return of nine letter win- ners: including five starters from last years six. This year's team was said to be awesome and proved themselves by becoming Dual County Conference Champs. After dominat- ing the conference, the team went on to sweep the regional title. 82 Back Row: Manager K. Kaschinske. B. Wells, R. Schliesman. J. Schuster, J. Wacholz. Third Row: D. Anderson. Second Row: C. Rittmeyer, J. Falk, Coach V. Black. G. Mountford. S. Saager. First Row: P. LaFave. S. Lenius. A. Holak. J. Dorman. The J.V. Volleyball team had a very fine sea- son. By working together it completed an undefeat- ed season of 11 wins and no losses. The coach, Vivan Black helped to improve their fundamental skills and pro- vided a very enjoyable season. The Freshmen volleyball team spent the season learning fundamentals with the help of coach Debbie Schuster. Despite loss of players and many sprained fingers, they managed to pull to- gether and have an impressive season. Back Row: G. Lynch. Third Row: L. Peterson. S. Meredith, B Hcllegcrs Second Row: Coach D. Schuster, B Eatherton. K. Vick. J. Schutz. Front Row: M. Redell. J. McNicol, K. Barnharsl. D. Doherty. S. Dorman. They Make The Bumps 84 Mascots: Sandy Carolan, Karen Vogts Molly Falk Tracy Elsing Annette Gilbertson Marilec Marquardt Mary Mountford Pam Blanton SHOWTIME 85 A Tribute To The Coaches This page is a Tribule to the very special coaches of Poynette High School. The coaching staff our teams are blessed with is the finest in the state. Nowhere are there five individuals who work harder to help their school and team. Thanks, Larry Thur- ston Head Coach, Orrie Ritter, Bob Tomlinson, Dave Hamshire, and Freshmen Coach, Tom Ten- pas. Thanks to the players, the fans, the school. 86 STATE PLAYOFFS Quarterfinals: Poynette vs. Shiocton State Championship: Poynette vs. Cashton Semifinals: Poynette vs. Florence This year the team advanced all the way to the Division VI State Championship game. After compiling an unblemished 9-0 conference record the Indians faced Shiocton at Portage. Beating Shiocton 36-7 the Indians advanced to Antigo. There they defeated Florence 17-6. In the cham- pionship game Poynette was defeated by Cashton 0-32. This was the best record ever compiled by a Poynette football team (I I-1). 87 Varsity Football Back Row: J. Yonkcc.S. Mcgow. D Dushck. K. Fiskc. D. Talg, B. Everson. D. Tomlinson. A. Wells, h. Pullus Mgr. Third Row: M. Hanson. R.Ga- vinski. T. Hefty. P Skaar. J. Ore I la. S. Cibulka. E. Thurston. J. Johnson. W. Marquardt. Second Row: J. Gavinski. J Hanick, J Hotnick. P. Lytle. G. Scherneckcr. J. Woodward, J. Schmidt. D. Olson. A. Barger. D. Strittmatler. First Row: J. Toso, R. Miller. D. Germain. P. Dishcr. D. Lampkins. S. He- bei. Jay Schmidt. K. Knuteson. K. Sopha. T. Cibulka. M. Mcgow. 88 Number One In ’81 Todd Cibulka Off. Guard Dcf. Tackle Steve Hebei linebacker Dave Lampkins Off. Halfback Def. Halfback Jay Schmidt Off. End Dcf. End Gregg Scherncckcr Off. Halfback Dcf Safety P.H.S. STATISTICS OPP. 41 Princeton 14 14 Westfield 0 33 Cambia 23 46 Green Lake 6 41 Fall River 30 39 Pardeevillc 6 20 Montello 6 44 Randolph 24 28 Rio 8 Playoffs 36 Shiocton 7 17 Florence 6 0 Championship Cashton 32 This year's team did an outstanding job compiling a 9-0 conference record. There wasn't a team in the conference that came within ten points of the Indi- ans. The Indians were led by five all conference players (above). They were also led by seniors; T. Cibulka, P. Dishcr. S. Hebei, K. Knuteson. D. Lampkins, M. Mcgow. J. Schmidt, K. Sopha, J. Toso. It was the third lime in three years that Poyn- ette was Conf. Champs. 89 JUNIOR VARSITY Fourth Row: J. Orclla. K. Fiskc. D. Striumattcr. J. Johnson. D. Dushek.S. Cibulka. T. Hefty. Third Row: J. Wookward Megow. R. Gavinski. Second Row: J. Gavinski. D. Olson. P. Skaar. B Everson. D Tomlinson. First Row: D. Germain. M. Hanson, W. Marquardt. A Barger. S. P Lytle, J. Hanick. J. Yonkee, D. Talg This year's J.V. squad had an impressive 8-1 record. Their only loss was to Madison Lafollettc. The team will carry the experience they gained to the Varsity level next year. The future looks bright for Poynette High School. STATISTICS Poynette 22 Princeton 0 Poynette 12 Westfield 0 Poynette 33 Cambria 0 Poynette 14 Green Lake 13 Poynette 33 Fall River 0 Poynette 24 Pardeeville 8 Poynette 22 Randolph 0 Poynette 14 Sauk Prairie 13 Poynette 0 Madison LaFollette 14 90 FRESHMEN FOOTBALL Third Row: Coach Tenpas, T Schultz, D Marshall. B. Worthing. T Schcrnccker. R Rittmcycr. T. Kaltcnbcrg. Second Row: T. Janisen. M Rycc. S. Tomczak, M. Gladem. J. Falk, R Koepp, M. Wick. First Row: L. Lytle. J. Halverson. J. Harper. D. Knuteson, T. Cardon. B Lloyd. B. Priske. STATISTIC! Poyneitc Poynette Poynette Poynette Poynette Poynette 33 £ Westfield 20 Pardevillc 14 4 Marshall 20 I.odi 26 Waterloo 40 ' ■Cambridge 6 0 6 6 14 20 The freshmen team compiled an undefeated 6-0 record this year. The team was coached by Mr. Tenpas who did an outstanding job. He constructed a powerful line and explo- sive backfields to overcome all challengers. 91 HAMSHIRE’S BUCKETEERS Back Row: L. Kallcnbcrg. R. Hapul, K, Vogls, T. Kiefer. J. Garske, S. Saagcr. From Row: B. Cook, A. Holak. J. Johnson, R. Woodward, L. Hanson. The 1981 -82 girls basketball team started the season with much excitement. In the previous year the girls were co-champions of the conference, and it was everyone’s goal to gain sole possession of the Dual County Conference title this year. The team consisted of five seniors, two juniors, and five sophomores, which included five returning letter-winners, three all-conference picks, and five of the first six players from last year’s squad. Because of the change from class B toclass C, the Poynette Girls had high hopes for their State tournament play. 92 93 We’ve Only Just Begun Back Row: A. Holak. J. Dorman. K. McWilliams, J. Garskc. From Row: J. Pcnland. J. Pyfcr. S. Wells. R. Schlicsman. S. Lenius. The 1981-82 Girls' Junior Varsity and fresh- men Basketball teams gained experience that will contribute to their upcoming years at the varsity level. A big highlight of the J.V. team was w hen it defeated Fall River 33-1. Because of a big turnout in Basketball, there was a separate freshman team, that proved them- selves in the few games they had. an hoik nj q q tim? j j • • Back Row: J Miller, K. Vick. B. Ftcllcgcrs. L. Monteufel, Coach. Miss Hoppman. Front Row: M Redell, J. Smith. D. Branish. L. Cook 94 GO TEAM GO 9$ y A R S I T Y B U c K E T S mu� mu a Back Row: G. Schcrnecker. P Dishcr, P Lytic. L. Nelson. J. Schmidt. Jo. Schmidt. P. Schoenberg. Front Row: J. Hanick. E. Thurston. B Bradley. J Herwig, T. Ladenthin Coach Ewald. The five seniors on the boys varsity basketball team provided good lead- ership throughout the sea- son. With good bench support and a fine start, hopes were set on the con- ference championship. 96 J V Back Row: Coach Piepcr, D. Bublitz. J. Shumate. J. Johnson. D. Gavinske. Front Row: C. Robson. Ci. Blackley. M. Hanson. J. Yonkcc. M. Mielke. The fine leadership of Coach Piepcr provided for another success- ful junior varsity season. Much was learned throughout the season, and each member showed improvement. The varsity will benefit from these young men in years to come. B A S K E T B A L L 97 Warming up for a game r e s ITT e n a s e t b a 1 I Back Row: S. Lenius. R Rittmcyer. L. Lytic. B. Priskc. D. Knuteson. M. Setterlund. Front Row: T. Janish. T. Schcrncckcr. T. Kaltcnbcrg. B. Worthing. P. Hiltbrunncr. 98 MIXED CURLING TEAM | Skip — W. Marquardl Third — K. Caldwell Second — J. Falk Lead — P. Elsing TEAM §2 Skip — C. Roth Third — R. Saager Second — M. Marquardt Lead — D. Olson TEAM 3 Skip — J. Powers Third — K. Bauer Second — M. Kelsey Lead — K. Dunn TEAM 4 Skip — J. Falk Third — J. Orella Second — D. Stoltenberg Lead — E. Kelsey E. LaComme The 1981 mixed curling team enjoyed a very successful season. Losing only one game, they finished First in the league. The mixed curling sea- son ended w-ith an eight team bonspicl at Pardecvillc. Team 1 finished first in the second event. 100 SWEEP! Varsity participants: Skip W. Marquardt. Third J. Falk, l.cad J. Orclla. Lead J. Powers, Second R. Saager. Lead I). Olson. J.V. participants: l.ead E. Kelsey. Second M. Kelsey. Third — J. Orclla, Skip D. Olson. Skip J. Powers, Absent E. LaComme. Hard work pays off. Thai is one thing the boys' curling team realized this season. The conference consisted of three of the four top teams in the state; Poynette, Lodi, and Por- tage. In the first round Poynette was de- feated by both Lodi and then Portage in the second round. Going into sectionals with a conference record of 5 and 3, the boys had high hopes of moving on to state playdowns. 101 IN THE HOUSE! Varsity: Third — K. Caldwell. Skip - C. Roth. Lead — P Second — M. Marquardt. fclsing. J.v participants: Back Row Skip J Falk. K. Bauer. Coach Megow, Middle Row K. Kaschinskc. B. Leduorowski. K. Dunn. J. Gould. Front Row S Schill. P. Woodward. Playdown Team Altcrnale J Falk. Skip C. Roth, Coach Megow Third K Caldwell. Second M. Marquardt. Lead P Elsing. Under the leadership of Coach Megow, all the girls had a fine season. The varsity took the conference championship with a final record of 5 and I. and the J.V.’s final record was 3 and 3. Going into sectional playdowns, the varsity had high hopes of moving on to the State Championship in Madison. 102 Wrestling Cheerleaders TAKE ’EM DOWN Sr m n W M B S,n,,maUcr- T Cardon S Megow.T. Cibulka. From Row: J. Holzman. U. Marshall. P. Skaar. B Doherty. L. Hefty. J. 104 AND PIN ’EM 105 STAR TRACKS Back Row: D Bran.sh. J. Smith. B Hcllcgers.S. Tomlinson. K. Kortman. L. Edwards. S.Schill. M. Redell. Second Row: K. Dorshort. H Millard C Kasprzak. L. Hanson. J. Garskc. L. Montcufel. L. Montcufcl. P Woodward. First Row: C Tomlinson. L. Manke. C. Haves S Carolan K McWilliams. R Woodward. M. Lauritzen. R. Haupt. The Girls' Track Team, under the direc- tion of the new coach Pam Hoppman, had high expectations and enthusiasm going into the new season. After losing no seniors from last year, an experienced and all- around first-class team had an exciting sea- son. Since moving into class “C the girls hopes of improving in tournament competi- tion was much better. Although there was a lot of hard work, these young women had one “heck of a lime. 106 Returning Utter Winners. ttacK kow: rv uorsnort. L. Montcufcl. K McWilliams. C. Tomlinson, L. Mankc. First Row: C. Hayes. S. Carolan. R. Woodward. M. Lauritzen. L. Hanson. 107 108 Always Makin’ “Tracks” Back Row: P. Dishcr. K. Jcschkc. M. Trotter. D. Falk. Second Row: R. Saager. D. Smith. S. Busse. W. Schopp. W. Sveum. First Row: R. Miller. K. Knuteson. D. Lampkins. L. Nelson. R. Rcdcll. The Boys’ 1982 Track team, under the direction of Coach Tenpas, are hoping for a successful season. The many letter winners on the team will provide leadership for the rest of the team. The letter winners arc David Smith, Pete Dishcr, David Falk, Sam Busse, Randy Miller, Dave Lampkins, and Larry Nelson. 109 “Besball ben beddy, Fourth Row: M. Scttcrlund. S. Tomc ak. M. Wick. D. Hchl. T. Nodich. Third Row: J. Yonkcc. S. Cibulka, D.Dushek. B. Everson. R. Rittmeycr. B Thurbcr. Second Row: A. Wells, E. Thurston, J. Kotnik, D. Tomlinson. D. Talg, M. Miclke. First Row: M. Hanson. J. Toso, P. Schocneberg, J. Herwig. J. Schmidt. The baseball team had a fine season under Coach Ritter and new Junior Varsity Coach Harms. After last year's winning of the Conference cham- pionship, much was ex- pected out of this team, and much was put forth from this team. Several returning lettermen and a healthy crop of under- classmen served as a firm foundation for this year's Poynette Nine. no DIAMONDS ARE A Back Row J. Johnson. L. Panas. T Kiefer. K Vogts, T. Elsing. Coach Bob Tomlinson. Third Row: K. Barnharst. S Wells, C. Price. G. Mountford, S. Saagcr. K. Kaschinskc. J. Pcnland. Second Row: S. Meredith. L. Mair. J. Miller. K. Panas. K. Kortman. N. Pribbenow. T. Schlicsman. A Molak. L. Worthing. Front Row: L Peterson. D. Anderson. A. Bla ek. D. Mill. S. Frank. K Rortvedt. A. Gilbertson. The 1981 -82 Softball Team was led by ten letter-winners and Coach Tomlinson. The previous year they ended up with only a loss of two starters, this year's team had high hopes for the season, along with great support from fans. Their goal stood gaining sole possession of the Conference Championship. K. Panas. A. Molak. L. Worthing. 112 GIRL’S BEST FRIEND This year's junior varsity softball started with a good number of girls, and the new coaching of Mrs. Mary Larson. The team showed great talent and potential for their upcoming years on the varsity team. 113 You Know You're Growing Up When the players on the football team a you tell your brother not tarun in the house and — you-dnn't eat a n.inana spi .1-1 'Chool when J — you decide Saturd a mornings aren’t spun- watching “Scooby Doo’' and “Josie and the Pu,s . . you recognize your teachers are regular, overvdav n£,„lJ a lecture, spanking, when you get into troubl er go through a day without some home work er have three recesses a day Children books o who Santa and bars are no longer l()c j incredibly last you An write about your pas. I 14 m rw What n kry'a High School special is hat. B it was yours but now i A ny longer for new faQtyami ruthcre s i ■ • 5 We'vbitr wn away the old notebooks ij and turned in mesl of the tc J, � ’ Wq stumble down the platform With diplomas thrust in our hands into a deranged world. We’ve said ‘good bye’ to most everyone: r Now we plod merrily on our way. The walls may not be ivy, but then, they never were. No mournful sentiment clutches our throats It never had to. though. No. The walls were never ivy-.- But no one said they were. Tim, Smith .jil j i- j ■ 115 Autographs 116 Autographs Autographs AUTOGRAPH AUTOGRAPH