Poynette High School - Pauquette Yearbook (Poynette, WI)

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BOARD OF EDUCATION Carol Schliesman Judy Whalen Amy Holak Financial Secretary Photographer, Public Relations School Board Representative BACK ROW: Stewart Nehls, Patrick Ward, Ronald Kaukl, Elgie Noble, Amy Holak FRONT ROW: Bernard Dushek. Mary Caldwell. Alice Hanson, Willis Parker With the increased importance of quality in our public education system, this year's Board of Education has had to examine our Poyncttc School system. They have taken steps to im- prove the quality of education and to upgrade the atmosphere in which students work to ac- quire skills necessary to enter the various ca- reers they have chosen. Through hard work, the Board did a fine job of meeting the ever-chang- ing needs of the school district and making de- cisions in the best interest of everyone. School Board 9

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To The Class of 1984 To The Class of ’84 For the last 13 years you have been exposed to the greatest hope of equalizing opportunity for mankind — an education. 1 hope that the process isn’t considered complete by any of you. The love of learning is the greatest gift that can be given to you by your parents and teachers. I hope that each of you have accepted the gift!!! My sincerest best wishes to a fine and talented class. The four years you’ve spent at Poynette High School should serve you j well in the future if you made the effort to learn as much as you could. The coursework is only part of what you learned. You have learned to take responsibility for yourself, to make deci- sions based on some rational thought process and to establish realistic goals for yourself. This process, sometimes referred to as maturation, does not happen without some effort on your part and those around you. I hope that the staff at P.H.S. has given you the tools and direction to continue the process. ( The Class of 1984 has gained from its experience at P.H.S. but it has also contributed a good deal to P.H.S. Your accom-1 plishments in the classroom and in co-curricular activities have served as examples to those that follow. The leadership of this senior class is extremely important to the well-being of the school. I hope all of you feel your leadership has been positive and contributed to your school, Poynette High School. Again, my sincerest best wishes for your future. 8 Letters to Seniors

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Gene Mason: Social Studies, Student Council Advisor, Boys’ Curling Coach. Tom Tenpas: Social Studies, Sophomore Advisor, Freshmen Football Coach, Head Boys’ Track Coach. Sue Brereton: English, Freshmen Advisor, Forensics Assistant. Joan Von Haden: English, Head Forensics Coach. THE “Do you wanna hula?” Daniel Harms: English, Forensics Assistant, One Act Plays, Assistant Boys’ Baseball Coach. CREW Kathleen Markgraf: Spanish, Spanish Club Advisor, Spanish Honor Society Advisor. Molly Groshek: Art, Art Club Advisor, Head Volleyball Coach. 10 Teachers