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 - Class of 1977

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We are standing at the crossroads, Blackhawk 1977 Prairie du Chien High School Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin Looking back on this place we cannot hold . . . vho we are p. 70 tv Seeing these faces of laughter and tears . . . Student Life-5 6 Student Life mm 10-Student Life Homecoming! l i 14-Homecoming took seniors R first Homecoming to some meant three nights, but to the students it was many nights of work, worry, Sharon Fish, homecoming RIGHT) presented awards to day. In hall decorations and floats, first place (BOTTOM LEFT) taking second. Sophomores RIGHT AND FAR RIGHT). Juniors in the presentation of skits (CENTER RIGHT), again followed by the seniors (TOP LEFT) while the freshmen were awarded third (FAR LEFT). Much of the excitement was shared by the Homecoming Court (LEFT TO RIGHT, Jill Nicholson, Janet Huebsch, Elise Shihata, Judy Lenzendorf, and Lori Konichek). Their escorts were Scott Reilly, Dave Mezera, Mike Dagnon. Jeff Worrell, and Dave Weber. MMnRAvm Queen Jill Nicholson wished the team crood luck. AGENDA FOR . . . Homecoming “76” Oct. 14 Parade- Senior Float “Keep on Plucking Oct. 15 Game- P.D.C. Hawks vs. Fennimore Golden Eagles Oct. 16 Dance- Music by Free Wheelin’ Homecoming Theme: “I'd Really Love To See You Tonight” The parade was a success as the football team expressed their enthusiasm for Fridays game. (LOWER LEFT) After the parade the crowd gathered at the football field. Brian White and Greg Jones were co-captains for Friday’s game. Brian presented a pep talk. (UPPER LEFT) which was followed by Greg Jones’ crowning Jill Nicholson 1976 Homecoming queen. The ighlight of the evening was the bonfire contracted by the Junior Class. [Friday'sgame got underway as the Hawks Entered the field undefeated at 8:00 for the kick off it successfully with a win of 28 to 0. RIGHT) JBi KV S v;. i V 79 i«4 . ?■ n i ( A victory dance was held at the high school the following night. (CENTER) $ ‘ st '79'71 utwi SrrV few fq SF 4P 35 ru Homecoming-17 The Boy Friend, a stylish cartoon of the Jazz Age and presented by the Music Department was a great success, being sold out during the three night performances. Don Remaly and Jeanne Munson began the show with an introduction about the play. (FAR MIDDLE LEFT) The Boy Friend played by Stew Remaly and Polly Brown acted by Melo Soghanalian captured their audience in their musical number. Poor Little Pierette (BELOW) The Boy Friend dancers appeared during the first act to perform their musical routine. (TOP LEFT) Opening Act II. Dulcie played by Chris DesRocher led the singing of Sur La Plage (FAR LOWER LEFT) while the young men and ladies entertained the crowd. As a grand finale the cast sang The Boy Friend . (FAR BOTTOM RIGHT) “The Boy Friend” Along with some of these main acts, many others were presented. Melo Soghanalian and Stew Remaly sang another number titled I Could Be Happy With You ’. (BELOW) Madame Dubonnet, the school head mistress, and Percival, Polly's Father, were acted by Kim Miller and Roland Welsch. (MIDDLE) Lord Brockhurst. a frisky old man and his wife Lady Brockhurst, played by Randy Bushnell and Steph Steiner were a fly''ing success as they kept their audience laughing with their conversations. (BOTTOM LEFT) Also playing a big role in the musical, Deana Hanson performed the role of Hortense, a French Maid. The Boy Frienc a , Y sandi wilson presented l V prairie du chien if hi jh school imisie depart me ' in prairie hiijh little theater price 00 adults $1 00 students b ) SUNDAY MAUNCf ?i MONDAY NITtMT Seniors boogie From 1885 until 1922 it was a tradition for the juniors to hold an annual prom in honor of the Senior Class. Then in 1923, this dgince evolved into the Junior Prom and the seniors sponsored a carnival instead. Around the year 1945, the seniors resumed their prom in the form of a Mid-Winter Formal. A court and king were chosen by the class with the king choosing and crowning his own queen. During the 1960’s Mid-Winter Formal was changed back to Senior Prom, with the court, king and queen being voted for by the class. In 1971 because of conflicts between Junior and Senior Prom, the seniors then changed their Prom to Senior Dance. The dance remained semi-formal, but no court was chosen. By 1974 Senior Dance became very casual. Our Senior Dance was held March 4. The Everyone enjoyed dancing to ’ I midnight. opened at 8:00 p.m. “Shannon' until Ladies choice pays off Each year the Student Council sponsors an annual Sadie Hawkin’s dance to give the girls a chance! This year was very successful for the Council and the girls. The dance was a record-hop held in the cafeteria from 8:00 p.m. to 12:00 p.m. Sadie Hawkins-21 Prom X Lint D £Anvt .6 Jr Pro ITH ftu Dou MS... uio....Ui Ut flu Dim« T . PLAtt 6ra o UAS AT... Tint... £nT«. TAtwru- T HAS... L) o ... Ut Ltpf Daiui at... Tin t... Ut WtlLT... UHtRt... .. 1 An.Ru tD (joint flr... Tint... ' kint f jjtutin UM- U ... v 1 ' flmiATURl ftab Quun VUU-. (J«o_. ' • - j Twin £ URT MS... Jr. Prom Faculty overpowers all-stars “Mr. Walz has nice legs for an older man!” “Why is Mr. Nielson shooting a 20 foot free throw?” “There goes ‘George of the Jungle’ Lane pulling another stunt!” These remarks were heard at the fund-raising event when the faculty competed against the WKTY-WSPL all-stars. The game proved very exciting as hot hands “Bingo Kasey” and “sure-fire Gilbertson” shot for a win. Along with Beebs” aggressive defense and the team’s capability, they were victorious, winning 57-47. This game was sponsored by the Student Council, with the proceeds going towards the McCarville-Cowie scholarship fund. 24-Faculty B.B. game Mark Bowar and Paul Farrell were voted as co-leaders for the Production by their class. (LEFT) Leslie Newhall in a ‘‘Sticky Situation”. (RIGHT) Creative designing on this act, “Rocking Robin”, won best costume award. (BELOW) D. Walters. J. Nack. M. Bowar, and J. Ritchie Jones, open up the show with the number, “Old Days”. (MIDDLE LEFT) J. Lechnir, L. Roach. S. Boldt. J. Becwar, P. Helgerson are representatives from their respective English classes to keep their class informed on the progress of the Production. (FAR LOWER RIGHT) J. Nack. R. Halverson. J. Halverson. T. Brown, S. Boldt perform in The Streak -voted Best Act of the Show. (FAR LOWER LEFT) Old days Jr. Production-25 BA( ProcwlooaJ Invocation ................... Chairperson — Claw Night Claaa HUtory....................... Claaa Motto They who build beneath the sta 1 T7 Honor Students Awards All-Around Students Awards Su| Music Awards ...................... John Phillip Sousa Band Award Journalism Award................... Agriculture Award ................. Bausch Lomb Science Award Library Club Award................. Forensics Award.................... B t l i I Baccalaureate: And we leave to you . . . The clans of 1977 Baccalaureate exercises were held May 81, 1977. Diane Osterhaus was the chairperson for class night. The Seniors chose ‘ They Who Build Beneath the Stars Build to Low’’ as their oioss motto. Awards: All Around Students- S. 8 S Remaly: Music Award- Band Award-S. Steiner (iBELOW) Hanson S. Steiner; PlgDtogrftphers- J. i lism Yearbook- C. Shedivy Award- Lomb.Sc ■w S. Kemaly; Journalia Kilcher. S. Fi h: Ag J. Kilcher: Library Club Award C. Burkel A P Whiteaker; Forensics- J. Arias; Beneker Football Award M. McCoy dc Gh Valley; Young Achiever Award-J Zable; Kiwanis Hall of Fame Awards- T. Steger (Ag), S. Steiner (Journalism). S. .Mara (Home Ec). B Shipley (Science), M Murphy (Soc. Studies). S. Kramer (Bus. Ed). B. White (EngiiA). R. Vuillemot (Ind. Arts). T. Steger (Math), L. Konichek (Art). - e? Scott Otteson was introduced to perform “Victor Borge” for the last time. The act wat voted “Best of the Show” in the 1977 Junior Production. (FAR LOWER LEFT) Dennis Steele, Senior Class President, turns over the oeremonial peace pipe to Mark Bowar. Junior Class President. (LEFT) W (l PRAIRIE DU CHIEN HIGH SCHOOL ALAUREATE EXERCISES Rev Robert Kuhn Diane Osterhaus Stephanie Steiner Jeff Kilcher jild too low' Diane Osterhau r John Mulrooney nendent of Schools • Burbara Dickey Mr Dave Todd Mr Pat George Mr Guy Ralph !r Maurice Oehler r Chariene Boom rs Chariene Boom Kiwanis Hall of Fame Mr William Standorf. President Mr Harold Rajmussen Special Award (Beoeker Award) Mr. John McCoy Principal Traditional Gavel Ceremony Jeff Worrell Student Council President Mark Bowar President Elect Peace Pipe Ceremony Dennis Steele Senior Class President Mark Bowar Junior Class President Baccalaureate Address A Benediction Rev Robert Kuhn Recessional There will be a reception in the cafetena following the ceremony for the juniors, seniors, and their relaUves. ATE PROGRAM - MAY 31, 1977 87 Graduation: Farewell friends Class of ’77 Commencement exercises, in honor of the Class of 1977. were held June 2. 1977. They chose for their theme Be Patient, for it is Only Morning and We Have Yet to Live Our Day '. The class colors were maroon and white, with the flower being a white rose. The class song was ''Friends’ by Elton John-Bernie Taupin. Mary Murphy, valedictorian, was also chairperson for graduation night. (OPP. PG. UPPER RIGHT) Top Eleven of 1977: SEATED: Jeff Kilcher. Stephanie Steiner. Diane Osterhaus. Mary Nolan. Benton Shipley. STANDING: Deana Hanson. Cathy Kozelka, Brian White. Tom Steger. Mary Murphy . (Honor Student). Marsha Roach. (OPP. PG. LOWER LEFT) Awards: Honor Student Award- M. Murphy: McCarville-Cowie Scholarship Awards- M. Murphy J. Kilcher; (OPP. PG. LOWER RIGHT) D.A.R. Award- S. Steiner: V.F.W. Award- M. ■ McCoy Sc D. Hanson; Eagles Award- B. White Sc M. Roach; Women's Civic Club Award- B. Grimme; American Legion Award-R. Vuillemot Sc J. Coorough. Scholarship Awards: Viterbo College- M. Roach. D. Osterhaus Sc M. Nolan. UW Platteville-Hanson. T. Steger Sc B. Shipley. Augustana College- S. Stein Dave Weber and Melo Soghanalian lead in the Class of ’77 unde •‘friends ’. (OPP. PG. UPPER LEFT) After a morning ol laughter and jokes during practice And decorating, a very sober Senior Class. (UPPER LEFT) To nd Commencement the Senior Class turn their tassels, symbojffeing the encL-(LOWBR LEFT) The Class of 1977 will never j£lk the halls of PHS as students again fluid hope they will newer be forgotten; remember they left as “friends ’ . Graduation-29 Mad scientists experiment Jan Waller carefully weighs out chemicals in Chemistry. (RIGHT) Mike McCoy spots a perfect specimen for his bug collection. (CENTER LEFT) Students take notes in General Science. (CENTER RIGHT) The Absent-Minded Professors: (left to right) Mr. Oehler-Chemistry and Physics, Mr. Rheineck-Biology I and II. Mr. Lane-General Science. (LOWER LEFT) Dave Weber works on his experiment in Physics. (LOWER RIGHT) 32-Science Mr. Ralph-He's our “guy”. He teaches Agriculture and Mechanics. (LEFT) W••• - - ; S--M An enthusiastic boy works on his car in Auto Mechanics. (BELOW) Bonnie Laufenberg takes a break to consult with Mr. Ralph. (LOWER LEFT) Mike Roach looks over his work. (LOWER RIGHT) A kind of country living Agriculture-33 Minding1 our Mike Brunson says Nancy Nolan is my type! (RIGHT) Now wait; it’s not music but Shorthand II that Shelly Kramer is listening to. (CENTER LEFT) Mrs. Johnson keeps herself busy teaching Shorthand, Typing, Recordkeeping II, and Office Practice. (CENTER RIGHT) Miss Gabrielson takes time out to help Kathie Halpin with Recordkeeping I. She also teaches Typing and Bookkeeping. (BOTTOM) business Cindy, Deanne. and Sandy enjoy reading letters in Shorthand. (UPPER RIGHT) Is Scott Reilly working?! (UPPER LEFT) Lori Roach concentrates on her typing. (ABOVE) Wendy Hutchins enjoys reading TODAY’S SECRETARY in Office Practice. (LEFT) us. ed.-35 Vocational arts Dennis Wagner. Charles Hendricks, and Candy Rohn are busy with their latest assignment. (UPPER LEFT) Marlene Downing and Cindy Nachreiner study in General Ed. (UPPER RIGHT) Val Johnson concentrates on her work. (CENTER LEFT) Charles Hendricks relaxes while reading a magazine. (CENTER) Lorrie Duff works on a project while Mrs. Salter, the General Education teacher, checks some papers. (CENTER RIGHT) Cheri Copsey. Steve George, and Valerie Johnson participate in class. (LEFT) 36-General Education Jeff KUcher appears to be the first one done with the Trig test. (UPPER LEFT) Denny Steeles ' a break from Algebra I. (UPPER RIGHT) Jim is in the mood for Algebra II. (CENTER LEFT) Roxie Shipley illustrates a typical day in Geometry. (ABOVE) The Math teachers get a Dohse of Trigonometry. They are: (left to right) Mr. Lane-Algebra I; Mr. Kasey-Pre-Algebra. Algebra I and II; Mr. Gilbertson-General Math. Algebra I. Geometry; Miss Dohse-Trigonometry. Pre-Calculus. (LEFT) Adding to our lives Math-37 You ain’t seen 38-Art nothin’ yet! Donna Walters looks up for the camera. (UPPER LEFT ON OPPOSITE PAGE.) Camille Shipley tries her hand at painting pottery. (CENTER LEFT) What’s next on the list for Darlene Hurda? (CENTER) Mr. Porvaznik helps Mike Brunson on the pottery wheel. (LOWER LEFT) Linda Jones cuts her stencil for silk screening (LOWER RIGHT) Mr. Porvaznik. the art teacher, helps Leslie Newhall and Dan Rochester with silk screening. (UPPER LEFT) Paula Fishier prepares to paint a masterpiece. (UPPER CENTER) Janice tries her “Hand at drawing. (CENTER LEFT) Sandy Sheffer and Kim Heisz display the finished product of silk screening. (ABOVE) Todd Stevens hides his work from the camera. (LEFT) Art-39 “It’s only Randy Weeks and Teresa Halverson keep themselves occupied by reading a story in English. (RIGHT) Mrs. George reads aloud to her freshman English class. She also teaches junior and senior Journalism. (FAR RIGHT) This is Plain English. (BELOW) Mr. Nielsen takes excerpts from ROMEO and JULIET for one of his freshman tests. (LOWER LEFT) Jodi Bailey informs her friends of her exciting weekend during English class. (LOWER RIGHT) Bruce White says. ‘‘Let me entertain you!” (UPPER RIGHT) Mrs. Yeomans teaches sophomore English. (UPPER LEFT) Bill Nicholson tells his girls. “Right here, baby!” (UPPER RIGHT) Bill Fischer has English on a string. (CENTER LEFT) English-41 n S 1 1 s h Cindy Jelinek and Sandi Schauf do research for an English assignment. (RIGHT) A Star in Born” is the Junior Production. (BELOW) Jean Dobner can't believe her eyes. (CENTER RIGHT) Pat Lorenz wonders what's going on. (LOWER LEFT) Miss Stemper uses her free time for correcting papers from her junior class. (LOWER RIGHT) 42-English Speech class laughs at a joke told by one of the students. (TOP) Mr. Walz participated in a play in Creative Writing. He also teaches Freshman English. Speech, Humanities, and Business English. (CENTER LEFT) Jeanne LaPointe dreams of 'A Man for All Seasons in Humanities. (CENTER RIGHT) Tammy Ehde and Carol Rabe discuss “business in English. (LEFT) English-43 J r. J 0 u r n a 1 • 1 s m Jim and Doug Mainor run off an issue of the PRAIRIE DOG TALES. (RIGHT) Those in Junior Journalism are: ROW 1: D. Mainor, M. Mulrooney. C. Polodna. M. Bowar. ROW 2: N. Sandleback, J. Lechnir, J. Munson. S. Boldt. Advisor-Mrs. George. ROW 3: J. Roach, C. DesRocher, C. Muehlbauer. C. Forst. ROW 4: S. Mergen, L. Fernette. M. Gilberts. T. Brown. (LOWER LEFT) Sue Boldt tries to type in Junior Journalism. (LOWER RIGHT) Danger ahead: Driver’s Ed. Mr. Howard teaches Driver's cd.. Health, and Sex Education. (ABOVE) Student display their varied reactions in Sex Education. (CENTER) Watch out! Steve Lechnir's at the wheel! (FAR RIGHT) 44-Jr. Journalism Driver's Ed. Paul Valley erases his sketches in Drafting. (RIGHT) Jim Gates drills on a project for Woodworking. (BELOW) Brian Lessard works with the lathe. (CENTER) Todd Stevens says. “Don’t you dare tell on me for drawing cartoons! (CENTER RIGHT) Mr. Hamann is available to help the students in his Drafting classes. He also teaches Industrial Arts and Metals-Electricity. (LOWER LEFT) Mr. Garside teaches Industrial Arts and Woods-Plastics. (LOWER MIDDLE) Brian Slaght gets ready to saw a board in Woodworking. (LOWER RIGHT) We can make it happen Ind. arts-46 The thrill of victory . . . 46-Phy. Batter up! (ABOVE) Mr. Bebow watches over his Phy. Ed. class. (UPPER RIGHT) Isn’t anyone brave enough to try gymnastics? (RIGHT) Miss Mullarky. one of the Phy. Ed. instructors, prepares to demonstrate a serve. (LOWER LEFT) Prairie High's RIGHT) own Robin Hood! (LOWER Ed. . . . the agony of defeat Which way do we run? (LEFT) What’s the call, strike or ball? (CENTER LEFT) Donna Modjeski tries for a lob ball in tennis. (CENTER RIGHT) Doug Check and Dan Nelson battle it out to win a game of ping pong. (LOWER LEFT) Sandi Schauf and Judy Lechnir boogie in Phy. Ed. (LOWER RIGHT) Phy. Ed.-47 Hey good lookin’ . . . whatcha got cookin’? Greg Jones says “‘Sew’ what? I can do it too! (UPPER LEFT) Mrs. Grelle teaches both Home Economics and Bachelor Arts. (CENTER) Renee Radloff stirs up a brew in Home Ec. (BELOW) Judy Shulka works on needlepoint. (LOWER LEFT) What, you never said I had to put the material under here before I started cutting! exclaims Tim Cipra. (LOWER RIGHT) 48-Home Ec. Jane Ariss and Jude Lenzendorf pray they will make it through another day in American Problems. (LEFT) History brightens Glen LaFond's day. (RIGHT) The four History teachers are: (left to right) Mr. Jacoby-Junior History: Mr. Quamme-Freshman History; Mr. Riebe-Freshman History. Economics. American Problems. World Geography: Mrs. Steiber-Sophomore History. (CENTER RIGHT) Lori Roach and Leigh Todd discuss the world’s problems in Junior History Quiz. (CENTER LEFT) Students are hard at work in World Geography. (LOWER LEFT) Megan Campbell says to Angie Pitzer. “Ah. come on. what’s the answer to No. 3?’’ (LOWER LEFT) The way it was History-49 i Kim White, Jane Yeomans, and Martha Mezera translate in Spanish I. (RIGHT) Frank Ries wonders what could be so interesting in Dave Mezera's book. (BELOW) Mr. Campbell teaches Spanish I and II. (CENTER RIGHT) Jeff Bebow tries to beat the bell. (LOWER LEFT) A view of a bright day in Spanish II. (LOWER RIGHT) All roads lead to Latin Mr. Frommelt writes one of the many rules of Latin on the board. He teaches both Latin I and II. (UPPER LEFT) Mark Steele dreams of the life of Trojans and Roman women. (UPPER RIGHT) Chris Weber laughs. That's not what mine says! (CENTER LEFT) Linda Stuckey and Chris Konichek find Latin extremely interesting. (ABOVE) Students work in Latin I. (LEFT) Latin-51 Leaders of the pack Mr. McCoy, principal of PHS. talks to th© student body during a pep rally. (RIGHT) The School Board includes (SEATED from left to right) Jeanne Munson (School Board Representative). Janet Finn, Marianne Garrity, (STANDING) Jack Mulrooney, Jim White, Don Walters, and Don Knapp. (BELOW) Mr. Mulrooney is the superintendent of schools. (CENTER RIGHT) Mr. Tippery. assistant principal. (LEFT) and Mr. McCoy, principal, are the leaders at PHS. (LOWER LEFT) Mr. Tippery answers one of his many phone calls. (LOWER RIGHT) 5B- Administration “Got to get a message to you Mrs. Konichek is caught in the act of making announcements. (LEFT) The office girls are: (SEATED from left to right) Ronna Check. Linda Stram. Sue Landsness. Sue Jelinek, (STANDING) Debbie Cejka. Tina Halverson, Cindy McCoy. (BELOW) The ladies who work in the office are: (left to right) Mrs. Hinkel, Mrs. Wolfgram, and Mrs. Konichek. (LOWER LEFT) Mrs. Obmascher is the Board Clerk at PHS. (LOWER RIGHT) Office-53 The guiding light Mr. Rassmussen gives some information on colleges to Benton Shipley. (UPPER LEFT) The girls who help Mr. Rassmussen in Guidance are-(KNEELING from left to right) Becky Boldt, Sandi Mara. Chris DesRocher, (STANDING) Cheryl Jones, Jane Peterson, and Debbie Puckett. (LEFT) Mr. Rassmussen. guidance counselor at PHS, greets everyone with a smile. (ABOVE) Chris DesRocher helps Mr. Rassmussen in Guidance. (ABOVE RIGHT) 54-Guidance Darlene Kapinus, one of the cooks, says. “Come and get it! (UPPER LEFT) Connie Collins cleans up after lunch. (UPPER MIDDLE) Chow! Chow! Chow! (ABOVE) Those that drive the buses are: Bernard Becwar, Alan Check, Cal Kotel. Art Martin, Roger Martin, Gordie Olson. Bud Walker. (LEFT) Our janitors are: Jerome Jackson. Jerry Tippery. Darlene Lessard, Owen Roach. Missing is Fred Gokey. Freshmen look ahead . . . FRESHMAN HOMEROOM 1 ROW 1: E. Bowar. R. Boldt. L. DuCharme. J. Ariss, S. Feye, J. Bailey, S. Duff, L. Duff, C. Rohn. ROW 2: D. Achenbach, C. Ahrens. L. David. L. DuCharme. L. Check, P. Becwar, C. Fernette, D. Check, S. Buening, K. Delury. ROW 3: T. Birrenbach. R. Barrette, K. Bunts. T. Deluhery, K. Bunts, C. Benoy, R. Berns, K. David. HOMEROOM 2 ROW 1: M. Hamann, M. Fishier. M. Fuller, M. Fulcher. O. Oillitzer, K. Oilkes. ROW 2: R. Goodman, M. Oillitzer, R. Gillitzer, P. Greenwald. L. Gokey. M. Gokey. K. Geisler. B. Hessel, W. Goodman. C. Garcia. E. Gavin. ROW 3: S. Henry, K. Forst, K. Finney. C. Haines, C. Gremore. T. Halverson. M. Gokey, M. Hauer, M. Garrity, E. Godden, H. Halverson. FRESHMAN HOMEROOM 3 ROW 1: S. Irwin, T. Kuckenbecker. J. Johnson, D. Kieser. D. Kelley. R. Konicheck. L. Kapinus, B. Hutchins. ROW 2: D. Lessard, D. Hutson, 8. Lathrop. T. Hoskins, R. Lochner, 8. Lenzendorf. K. Jerde, R. Kahler. J. Lorenz, L. Linder. L. Horkheimer. ROW 3: O. LaFond, P. Hoffland. B. Jones. B. Johnson. J. LaBonne, 8. Hiebing, J. LaPointe, P. Larson. C. Konichek. M. Klema. Underclassmen-59 to a rough and bumpy road. FRESHMAN HOMEROOM 4 ROW 1: D. Polodna, D. Remaly, J. Mainor, S. Martin. R. Radioff, T. Rodenkirch, F. Mansfield, R. Sheckler. D. Rlckleff. ROW 2: H. Ore, M. Mezera, S. Nolan. N. Newhall, J. Murphy. P. Murphy. C. Pedretti. D. Siegele, J. Rutter. D. Modjeski. M. Prew, V. Mezera. ROW 3: R. Shulka, P. Mezera. M. Roach, M. O'Brien, J. Roach. D. Novey, J. Panka. 60-Underclaesmen FRESHMEN ADJUST EASILY “Fantastic!” is how many freshmen described the 1976-77 school year. It has been the best year of school yet. So many things happened and we like getting involved. From the first day of school we have been filled with the excitement of being a part of Prairie High. The first few weeks of school were hectic ones, trying to find classes and getting to them on time. However, as time went by, we became accustomed to the new school and discovered that it was time to get involved in many activities of a high school student’s life. FRESHMEN SELECT GALE WALTERS TO LEAD CLASS OF 80 When we elected our freshmen class officers everything worked in our favor. We chose Gale Walters for president. She worked hard for us and we appreciated her efforts. Assisting Gale were: L-R, Brad White (v. pres.), and Scott Yeomans (sec.-treas.). FRESHMAN HOMEROOM 5 ROW 1: S. George. R. Weeks. E. Skemp. D. Tesar. N. Stluka. M. Thiede, L. Stuckey. J. Thompson. G. Steger. C. Walz. ROW 2: S. Zable. R. Zlabek. G. Walters. K. White. E. Williams. K. Tesar, T. Steger, M. Steele, R. Steiner. L. Wiemerslage. D. Sprosty. ROW 3: D. Stoehr, S. Yanna, B. White. S. Yeomans. J. Welsch. J. Yeomans, T. Stevens. S. Wolf. M. Sunde, S. Suetmeyer. R. Sprosty. S. Stram. T. Steger. M. Sunde, G. Wachuta. Underclassmen-61 Sophomores travel onward . . . SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 1 ROW 1: L. Arneson, D. DuCh rme, S. Day, C. DuCharme. R. Atkins, J. Bouska, J. Cejka. ROW 2: D. Check. D. Delury, J. Bohonek. D. Dickman, M. Ames, J. Carroll. ROW 3: B. Check, C. Brandt, A. Benoy, B. Achenbach, M. Cipra, M. Cathman, M. Bozyske. ROW 4: R. Check, N. Boldt, M. Campbell. ROW 5: J. Duve, D. Duerst, B. Bebow, K. Carlson, D. Boldt, N. Check, P. Drysdale. HOMEROOM 2 ROW 1: P. Kahler, J. Helgerson, O. Haefer. ROW 2: D. Feran, P. Johnson, S. Knutson. ROW 3: C. Olawe, D. Oeisler, D. George. ROW 4: J. Huebsch, L. Kapinus, D. Hoffland, L. Granzow, S. Kelly. ROW 5: M. Gillitzer, J. Hamann, D. Key, B. Hurda, P. Kennebeck, R. Jelinek. ROW 6: B. Hemmer, B. Fischer. T. Herried, R. Haines, E. Egstad. M. Hedeman. 62-Underclassmen SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 3 ROW 1: M. Konichek, C. Lovell, P. Lechnir. ROW 2: M. Laufenberg, J. Koresh, J. Mikkelson, C. Koenig, B. Kozelka, J. Kramer. ROW 3: B. Konichek, J. Murphy, B. Lessard, S. Long, G. Mezera. ROW 4: G. Moret, J. Lenzen-dorf, K. Miller. ROW 5: D. Hines, A. Mezera, M. Kuhn. R. Mezera. S. Nagel, K. Miller. D. Nelson, B. Nicholson, D. Koonce, D. Martin. J. Moody. ROW 6: B. Lessard, R. Mayer, C. Moris, A. Morris, D. McCoy. 2 DOWN: 2 TO GO. By the beginning of our sophomore year, we were comfortably settled into the routine of high school life. Now that we have completed our second year at Prairie High, we are looking forward to being a part of the upperclassmen. This past year has been a fantastic one, but we believe we can make each year better than the one before. 79er’s ELECT OFFICERS Sophomores elected three capable students to lead their class. We would like to thank Paul Valley (Pres.), Michelle Cipra (V. Pres.), and Garo Soghanalian (Sec. Treas.) for their time and effort with the Sophomore Class. Underclassmen-63 riding’ the rocky road. SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 4 ROW 1: C. Shedivy. B. Reilly. B. Sheckler, B. Osterhaus. ROW 2: R. Ryckman, D. Reed. B. Schissel. C. Sawvell. A. Pitzer. K. O’Brien. L. Ob-mascher. C. Shipley. ROW 3: L. O'Brien. M. Schissel. S. Peloch. D. Schauf. T. Sheckler. L. Pedretti. M. Polodna. ROW 4: Q. Sawa. J. Ries, D. Slama, D. Shihata. V. Sawvell, K. Rabe, C. Shulka. 64-Undencla8smen SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 5 ROW 1: M. Valley. T. 8tevens. J. Worrell. R. Welsch. K. 8 toe filer, B. White. R. 8tovey. R. Strnad. ROW 2: L. 8tram. V. Wachuta. D. Toberman, 8. Vuillemot, P. Yeomans, T. Tlppery, G. Soghanalian. M. 8telner. T. Tesar. M. Thornburg. B. Wachter, P. Valley. ROW 3: G. Stubbe, S. 8telner. C. Weber, C. Steger. A. Wisnefsky. P. Waller. T. Weir. J. White. G. Tlchenor, E. Wachuta. J. Ries. R. Sellers. R. Webster, R. 8tark. G. Sprosty. Underclassmen-65 Juniors near the end . . . JUNIOR HOMEROOM 1 ROW 1: M. Bowar. C. Bruckner, O. Check, B. Becw r. D. Buffington. ROW 2: C. DesRocher, J. Bushnell, T. Brown, D. Cejka, J. Becwar. ROW 3: C. Copsey, C. Balk. K. Delury, M. Ame , J. Ahrens, 8. Boldt. ROW 4: J. Benoy, D. Check, L. Campbell, M. David. OFFICERS SERVE WELL As future electors, we used our voting rights at P.H.S. when electing our junior class officers. We looked for responsible people, students who could ably represent our class during our junior year. The students we elected proved to be what we had hoped for and we are proud to have them represent the juniors. We would like to thank Mark Bowar (Pres.), Lori Roach (V. Pres.), and Mary Mulrooney (Sec. Treas.) for having done a good job as our junior class officers. 66-Underclaesmen THIS YEAR HAS BEEN FUN: NEXT YEAR WILL BE EVEN BETTER! Our junior year is over and now it is time to go on to bigger and better things. However, we can remember all the happy times we had going to dances and parties, listening to a favorite song with a special person, and freezing at a football game. This past year has been full of hard work mixed with fun; next year will be even better. JUNIOR HOMEROOM 2 ROW 1: 8. Elvert, J. Oates, B. Govier. J. Giliitzer, T. Gratz. ROW 2: J. Hand, T. Halverson. J. Dobner. P. Helgerson, C. Dlllman. ROW 3: M. Garrity. R. Halverson. J. Halverson. E. Giliitzer, S. Finney, L. Fernette, M. Gilberts, C. Forst. ROW 4: L. Ellis, D. Eastman, D. Heiring, R. Garcia. Underclassmen-67 heading toward the crossroads. JUNIOR HOMEROOM 4 (BELOW) ROW 1: M. Oehler. L. Roach. E. Rider. M. Mulrooney. 8. Parker. C. Polodna. L. Pitzer. D. Puckett. M. Petsche. L. Newhall, N. Nolan. ROW 8: B. O'Connell, J. Obmaacher. F. Ries. T. Powers, J. Nack. J. Peterson. J. Roach, K. Paulson. B. Mueller, C. Muehlbauer. J. Munson. JUNIOR HOMEROOM 3 (ABOVE) ROW 1: F. Johnson, J. Kieser, D. Kahler, 8. Mergen, C. Jelinek, J. Lechnlr, D. Mainor. ROW 2: J. Mainor, C. Jones, D. Larson, K. Lessard. J. Kozelka, D. Mikkelson, R. Mezera, 8. Landsness. ROW 3: J. Jackson. M. McGrath, A. Klema. R. Krieg. T. McIntosh, A. Mayer, P. Lorenz, 8. Lechnlr, D. Jaynes. K. Jerde. 68-Underclassmen JUNIOR HOMEROOM 5 ROW 1: N. Sandleback. D. Shedivy, K. Schoech. M. Tiller. P. Waller. J. Wilkinson. L. Todd. D. Walters. R. Shipley. ROW 2: S. Wachuta. T. Wachuta, D. Washburn. K. Yanna. C. Smith. A. Weeks. ROW 3: J. Waller. M. Stoehr. R. Standorf. G. Steiner, S. Schauf, J. Steiner. E. Stubbe. VP V%k ■r -___ ■ A V X OREO JONES 12 28 57 CINDY McCOY 2 2 58 DENNIS WAONER 3 14 58 MARK PREW 3 31 58 . '■ ■ . • CRAIG KABER 4 13 58 VALERIE J0HN80N 61168 74-Seniors RENO VUILLEMOT 9 16 58 VICKI MORIS 6 20 58 RANDY WACHTER 0 27 58 DON YANNA 9 23 58 CLARENCE LUCAS 9 27 58_______ BRUCE GILLITZER 1111:1 f‘H Seniors - 76 KIM OEISLER 10 25 58 GERI PREW 11 1 58 ED WHITE 10 17 6 ► fVA A JIM MORET 11 29 58 JEFF WORRELL 11 10 58 76-Seniors BILL GOVIER 18 11 58 JEAN HEIAR 18 6 58 DON PATNODE 18 17 58 DAN WELSCH 18 88 58 JUDY LENZENDORF 18 10 58 SCOTT OTTESON 18 18 68 Senior8-77 DAN NELSON 1 5 59 MARY STOEHR 1 9 59 BILL WOLFORD 1 1 59 LAURA BUNDERS 12 30 58 SUE JELINEK 1 10 59 MIKE DAGNON 78-Seniort MARSHA ROACH 1 29 59 BARB BRANDT 1 28 59 ED STEGER 2 4 59 EUGENE DAVIS 2 7 59 KRISTI BLANK DEANA HANSON 2 12 59 Seniors - 79 JUDY ZABLE 2 25 59 GARY OSWALD 2 28 59 CARLA SHEDIVY 2 23 59 DEANNE PELLOCK 2 26 59 CINDY CHECK 2 28 69 BENTON SHIPLEY 2 26 69 i 80-Soniors MARY NOLAN 3 2 59 JEFF KILCHER 3 1 59 STEW REMALY 3 6 59 CATHY KOZELKA 3 9 59 DENNIS STEELE 3 16 59 DAVE WEBER 3 10 69 Seniors-81 WENDY HUTCHINS 3 22 59 BRENDA LYNN 3 20 59 tt SHELLY KRAMER 3 23 69 SANDY MARA 3 26 59 RANDY MARA 3 26 59 TAMI CIPRA 3 29 59 82-Seniors JANE ARISS 3 31 69 KENT BOXRUCKER 3 31 69 BRUCE STRNAD 4 8 69 - -u LINDA JONES 4 7 69 SAM HALVERSON 3 31 69 CHERYL BURKEL 4 6 69 Seniors-83 SCOTT REILLY 5 1 59 84-Seniors SHARON FISH 4 9 59 MARK SPROSTY 4 17 59 . RONNA CHECK 4 23 59 ♦ A ♦ MELINE SOGHANALIAN 4 26 59 I JILL NICHOLSON 4 14 59 KATHY MORIS 5 5 69 LISA DUERST 5 4 59 STEVE SLAOHT 6 17 69 BRIAN WHITE 6 19 59 DIANE BECWAR 5 24 59 TAMMY EHDE 5 20 59 STEPHANIE STEINER 5 29 59 KATHY HALPIN 5 30 59 BRIAN SLAGHT 5 25 59 SANDY GARCIA 6 4 59 RICK BOWAR 6 6 58 TERRY NASH 5 30 59 RANDY BUSHNELL 6 3 59 86-Seniors LAURA NOVAK 6 10 59 KEN MARTIN 6 6 59 CRYSTAL JONES 6 12 59 DARRELL COLSCH 6 27 59 LOIS STULKA 6 25 59 LAYNE DAVID 6 16 59 Sonior8-87 PAULA FISHLER 7 4 59 DAVE MEZERA 7 5 59 JANET HUEBSCH 6 29 59 MARY KNUTSON 6 28 59 DAN HAEFER 7 18 59 DEBBIE WALL 7 8 59 BONNIE LAUFENBERO 7 22 59 BRIAN O BRIEN 7 23 69 88-Seniors KENDALL STRAUMAN 7 28 59 SANDY SHEFFER 7 29 59 JEANNE LA POINTE 7 31 59 LORI KONICHEK 8 9 59 DIANE OSTERHAUS 8 15 59 PATTY WHITEAKER 8 16 59 TAMMY STOEFFLER 8 25 59 GREG VALLEY 8 13 59 Seniors-89 DAVID KONICHEK 9 6 59 YVONNE LECHNIR 8 28 59 MIC TOM STEGER 9 2 59 v SUSAN KOECKE 9 16 59 MIKE McCOY 9 19 59 DAN ROCHESTER 9 23 59 90-Seniors SHELIA HENRY 9 26 59 CAROL RABE 9 24 59 MARY MURPHY 9 27 69 TIM CIPRA 10 2 69 WENDY WALTERS 9 29 69 LINDA JOHNSON 9 28 69 Seniors-91 ROBERT LATHROP 10 19 59 ov r- r - ELISE SHIHATA 10 6 59 JAMIE HAINES 10 20 59 JANE COOROUGH 10 23 59 92-Seniors I 'V BECKY BOLDT 10 31 59 BECKEY ORIMME 10 26 59 4 WENDY LAFOND 12 4 59 MARLA O BRIEN 11 8 59 LORI VALLEY HAUER 11 5 59 Seniors-93 Students of the month 94-Students of the Month September Students of the Month: Jill Nicholson and Brian White. (FAR UPPER LEFT) October: Sharon Fish and Greg Valley. (UPPER LEFT) November: Paula Fishier and Dave Weber. (LEFT) December: Stephanie Steiner and Eugene Davis. (ABOVE) January: Mary Murphy and Jeff Worrell. (UPPER RIGHT) February: Carla Shedivy and Mike McCoy. (FAR UPPER RIGHT) March: Jane Coorough and Dennis Steele. (OPPOSITE RIGHT) April: Diane Osterhaus and Reno Vuillemot. (OPPOSITE FAR RIGHT) May: Deana Hanson and Brian O'Brien. (OPPOSITE LOWER RIGHT) Senior Activities ARISS. JANE - Forensics 1.2.3.4,; Chorus 1.2.3.4; GAA 1.2.3,4; Spanish Club 1.8; International Studies 3.4; Girls Basketball 1,2; Solo Ensemble 1,2.3,4; Dorian Festival 4; Homeroom Sec.-Treas. 1,2,4. BECWAR. DIANE - Chorus 1.2; Band 1; Spanish Club 1; GAA 2.3; Cheerleading 3.4. BLANK. KRISTI - Band 1.2; Chorus 1.2; GAA 1.2.3; Basketball 1,2; Volleyball 2. BOLDT. BECKY - GAA 1.2,3.4; Library Club 1; Guidance Office 4. BOWAR, RICK - General Course. BOXRUCKER. KENT - FFA 1.2.3.4. BRANDT. BARBARA - GAA 1.2,3.4; Forensics 1; Cheerleading 3.4; Chorus 1; Track 2.3; Spanish Club 1; Mixed Chorus 2; Color Guard 1,2; Solo Ensemble 2; Homeroom Officer 3; Lettermen’s Club 4; Sr. Journalism. BUNDERS. LAURA - GAA 1; Spanish Club 2; Journalism 4. BURKEL. CHERYL - Library 1.2.3.4; GAA 1; Journalism 4. BUSHNELL, RANDY - Football 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,3.4; Chorus 1,2,3.4, BAA 3.4. CHECK. CINDY - Spanish Club 1; Pep Band 1.2.3.4; Band 1,2,3,4; FFA 1.2,3,4; Chorus 1,2; GAA 1,2. CHECK, RONNA - GAA 1,2.3.4; Drama 1; Office Staff. CIPRA. TAMI - Basketball 1,2,3.4; GAA 1.2.3.4; GAA Officer 4; Volleyball 2,3; Track 1,2,3; Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 2,3; Cross Country 1. CIPRA, TIM -General Course. COLSCH, DARRELL - General Course. COOROUGH. JANE - GAA 1.2,3.4; Basketball 1,3,4; Gymnastics 1; Homeroom Officer 2,3; Volleyball 2,3,4; Lettermen's Club 3,4; Nat. Honor Society 3; Prom Court 3; Jr. Journalism; Sr. Journalism; Student of the Month. DAGNON. MIKE - Student Council 1; Jr. Journalism; Living Annual Staff 4; Photography 4. DAVID, LAYNE - BAA 3,4. DAVIS. EUGENE - Football 1.2,3.4; Wrestling 1.2,3.4; Basketball 3.4; Lettermen's Club 2,3,4; Student of the Month; Sr. Journalism. DUERST, LISA - GAA 1.2.3.4. EHDE, TAMMY - Chorus 1,4; Color Guard 3,4. FISH. SHARON - GAA 1.2.3,4; Chorus 1.2; Relay Court 1; Class Sec-Treas. 1; Class Pres. 2; Ring Committee 2: Prom Court 3; International Studies 3.4; Homecoming Chairman 4; Homeroom Officer 4; Student Council 1,2,4. FISHLER, PAULA - GAA 1.2,3,4; Cheerleading 2,3.4; Student Council 1.2; Homeroom Officer 2,3; Band 1; Chorus 1; Gymnastics 1; Twirler 1; Prom Court 3; Lettermen's Club 3,4; Student of the Month 4. GARCIA SANDY - General Course. GEISLER, KIM - General Course. GILLITZER. BRUCE - FFA 1,2,3; Football 2.3.4: Lettermen’s Club 3.4. GOVIER. BILL - Freshman Basketball Mgr. Football Mgr. 1,2,3; Basketball Mgr. 2,3. GRIMME. BECKEY - Chorus 1.3; Library Club 1.2,3; GAA 1,2; Pep Club 2; Forensics 2,3,4; Student Council 3; Homeroom Officer 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4. HAEFER, DANIEL - General Course. HAINES. JAMIE - Football 2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3; Lettermen’s Club 3.4. HALPIN. KATHIE - Track 1.2; GAA 1.2; Cross Country 3; Band 3; Basketball 4. HALVERSON. SAM - General Course HANSON, DEAN A - Band 1.2,3.4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3.4; Basketball 1; Volleyball 2; International Studies 3,4; Solo Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Drama 1; National Honor Society 3.4; Class President 1; Homeroom Officer 4; Student Council 1,4. HAUER. LORI - GAA 1,2; Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 2; Jr. Prom Chairman. HEIAR, JEAN - GAA 1.2,3; Chorus 1.2; Mixed Chorus 3; Journalism 3. HEISZ. KIM - General Course. HENRY. SHEILA - GAA 1.2,3; Chorus 2; Guidance Office 3. HUEBSCH. JANET - Chorus 1,2,3; Band 1.2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Gymnastics 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1.2; Homecoming Court; GAA Officer 3; Letter Club 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Solo Ensemble 1,2,3; Homeroom Officer 2; Band Council 3; All-Star Chorus 3. HUTCHINS. WENDY - GAA 1.2,3.4; Homeroom Officer 1,2; Chorus 1; Basketball 1.2; Volleyball 2; Cheerleading 3; Journalism 3.4. JELINEK. SUE - GAA 1,2,3; Track 1; Chorus 3; Office Girl 4. JONES, CRYSTAL - GAA 1.2.3,4; Chorus 1; Pep Club 2; Homeroom Officer 2.3; Journalism 3. JOHNSON, LINDA - General Course. JOHNSON, VALERIE - General Course. JONES. GREG - Football 1,2.3.4; Track 1.2.3.4; Wrestling 1.2. JONES. LINDA - Homeroom Officer 3. KABER, CRAIG - General Course. KILCHER, JEFF - Band 1.2; Library Club 1,2; Chorus 1; Solo Ensemble 2; Photographer 3.4. KNUTSON. MARY - General Course. KOECKE, SUSAN - Pep Club 2; Jr. Journalism. . 96 KONICHEK. LORI - GAA 1.2.3; Gymnastics 1; Basketball 1.3; Chorus 1.2; Student Council 1.2; Cheerleader 2; Homecoming Court 4. KOZELKA. CATHY - GAA 1.2.3.4; Cheerleading 2.3.4; Track 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1; Gymnastics 1; Lottermen’s Club 3.4; National Honor Society 3.4; Journalism 4; Top Ten. KRAMER. SHELLY - GAA 1.2,3; Chorus 1,2.3; Relay Court 3; Chorus Council 3; National Honor Society 3.4. LAFOND. WENDY - GAA 2.3; Pep Club 3; Journalism 4; Library 2. LAPOINTE. JEANNE - GAA 1.2.3; Homeroom Officer 3. LATHROP. BOB - FFA 1.2,3.4; Football 1,2,4; Wrestling 1,2.3; Baseball 1,3,4; Lettermen’s Club 4. LAUFENBERG. BONNIE - GAA 1.2; Chorus 1,2.3; Forensics 1.4; FFA 1,3,4. LECHNIR. YVONNE - GAA 1.2.3.4; Spanish Club 1.2; Track 1.2,3;Chorus 1.2,3.4; Basketball 2; Volleyball 2. LENZENDORF. JUDE - Chorus 1,2.3: GAA 1.2.3.4; Band 1.2; Rifle Twirler 1.2,3.4; Journalism 3.4; Solo Ensemble 1. LUCAS. CLARENCE - Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1. LYNN. BRENDA - General Course. MCCOY. CINDY - GAA 1.2.3.4; Track 2.3.4: Chorus 1.2,3.4; Spanish Club 1,2; Color Guard 2,3.4; Pep Club 2; Basketball 2; Solo Ensemble 4. Journalism 4. MCCOY. MIKE - Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1,2.3,4; Track 1.2,3.4; Homeroom Officer 1,2,3; Class Officer 4; Key Club 1; Prom Court 3; Lettermen’s Club 3.4; International Studies 3.4. MARA. RANDY - FFA 1,2,3; Baseball 1,3.4; Football 4. MARA. SANDY - GAA 1.4; Library Club 1; Guidance Office 4. MARTIN. KEN - FFA 1.2.3; Football 3; Baseball 3.4. MEZERA. DAVID - BAA 4; Student Council 4; International Studies 4. MOORE. EMILY - General Course. MORET. JIM - Football 1.2.3.4; Wrestling 4; FFA 1.2.3.4. MORIS. KATHY - Band 1.2; GAA 1.2; Chorus 1; Basketball 1; Gymnastics 1; Cheerleading 1.2,3.4; Pep Club 3.4. MORIS. VICKI - GAA 1.2; Chorus 1.2; Prom Court 3; Journalism 3.4; Homeroom Officer 4. MURPHY. MARY - Chorus 1.2; GAA 1.2.3.4; Homeroom Officer 2; International Studies 3.4; National Honor Society 3.4; Guidance Office 3; Forensics 4; Debate Team 4; Journalism 4; Student of the Month 4; Top Ten 4. NASH. TERRY - Chorus 2.3; BAA 4. NELSON. DAN - General Course. NICHOLSON. JILL - Gymnastics 1,2.3; GAA 1.2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Homeroom Officer 3; Cross Country 3.4; Homecoming Court 4. NOLAN. MARY - Band 1.2,3.4; Pep Band 1,2.3.4; Chorus 1.3; Band Council 3.4; Track 3; Homeroom Officer 4; Top Ten 4; National Honor Society 3.4. NOVAK. LAURA - Band 1.2,3,4; Chorus 1,2.3; Pep Band 3.4; GAA 2; Solo Ensemble 1.3.4; Volleyball 2; Basketball 1. O’BRIEN. BRIAN - Transfer from Hudson. Football 4; Track 4; BAA 4. O’BRIEN. MARLA - Track 2.3.4. OSTERHAUS. DIANE - Band 1.2.3; Chorus 1,2.3,4; GAA 1.2.3.4; Solo Ensemble 1,2.3.4; Spanish Club 1.2; Pep Band 2; Volleyball 2.3; Track 2.3.4; Forensics 2; All-Star Chorus 3; United Nations 4; Dorian Festival 4; Homeroom Officer 4; Top Ten 4; National Honor Society 3,4. OSWALD. GARY - General Course. OTTESON. SCOTT - Track 1.2,3.4; Cross Country 1.2.3.4; BAA 4. PATNODE. DON - Football 1.2,3.4; Basketball 1.2; Key Club 1; BAA 2.3.4; Track 3; Lettermen’s Club 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4. PELLOCK. DEANNE - GAA 1.2.3.4; Spanish Club 1.2; Chorus 1.2.3,4; Basketball 2; Track 2. PREW. GERI - Chorus 1,2.3; GAA 1.2. PREW. MARK - Cross Country 1. RABE. CAROL - Chorus 1.2.3,4; GAA 1,2; Gymnastics 2; Color Guard 3.4. REED. LLOYD - General Course. REILLY. SCOTT - Basketball 1.2,3,4; Baseball 1.2.3,4; Lettermen's Club 1,2.3.4; Homeroom Officer 1,2.3; Prom Court 3. REMALY. STEWARD - Band 1.2; Chorus 1.2.3.4; Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1,2.3; Track 1.2.3.4: Solo Ensemble 1.2.4; Lettermen’s Club 2.3.4; Dorian Festival 2.4; Student Council 3; International Studies 3. ROACH. MARSHA - Chorus 1,2.3; Mixed Chorus 4; Solo Ensemble 1.2,3.4; GAA 1.2.3,4; International Studies 3.4. ROCHESTER. DAN - Goneral Course. SHECKLER. RANDY - Football 1.2,3; Wrestling 1.2,4. SHEDIVY. CARLA - Chorus 1,2.3; Band 1; GAA 1.2.3; Solo Ensemble 2.3; Pep Club 2.3.4; Cheerleading 2.3.4; National Honor Society 3.4; Student Council 4. SHEFFER. SANDY - General Course. Sr. Activities-97 SHIHATA. ELISE - Track 1; Chorus 1; Relay Court 3; Cheerleading 3; Homecoming Court 4. SHIPLEY. BENTON - Transfer from Campion; Photography 3.4: Journalism 4; National Honor Society 4: Top Ten 4. SHULKA, JUDY - General Course. SLAGHT. BRIAN - Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Golf 1.8.3; Baseball 4: Student Council 1.2.3; Homeroom Officer 1.8.3; Lettermen’s Club 2,3.4. SLAGHT. STEVE - FFA 1.2.3; Football 1.2.3.4. SLAMA. MARK - General Course. SOGHANALIAN, MELO - Transfer from Lebanon, GAA 3.4; Gymnastics 3; Forensics 3,4; International Studies 3.4; Band 3.4; Chorus 3,4; Solo Ensemble 3,4; Cheerleading 4. SPROSTY. MARK - FFA 1.2.3; Baseball 1.3.4. STEELE. DENNIS - Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Basketball 2; FFA 1.2,3; Homeroom Officer 1,2,3; Class Officer 4; Student Council 2.4; Football 4; Lettermen’s Club 4; BAA 3,4. STEGER. ED - FFA 1,2.3,4. STEGER, TOM - FFA 1.2,3.4: Baseball 1: International Studies 3.4; Pep Band 1; Solo Ensemble 1; BAA 4. STEINER. STEPHANIE - GAA 1.2; Band 1,2,3,4; Solo Ensemble 1,2,3.4; International Studies 3.4; Forensics 3,4; Student Council 3.4; Journalism 3.4; National Honor Society 4; Top Ten 4; Student of the Month 4. STLUKA. LOIS - Chorus 1.2.3: Band 1; Spanish Club 1. STOEFFLER, TAMMY - GAA 1,2,3; Chorus 2; Journalism 3.4. STOEHR. MARY - GAA 1.2.3.4; Gymnastics 1,2; Chorus 2; Homeroom Officer 3,4; Jr. Prom Court 3. STRAUMAN, KENDALL - General Course. STRNAD. BRUCE - Pep Club 1,2,3,4; FFA 1.2.3; Student Council 1.2.3.4; BAA 3.4; Lettermen's Club 4; Football 4. VALLEY, GREG - Football 2.3.4; Wrestling 1.2.3.4; Prom Court 3; Lettermen's Club 3.4; Student of the Month 4. VUILLEMOT, RENO - Football 1.2.3.4; Wrestling 1; Track 1,2,3,4; International Studies 3; Lettermen's Club 3,4; Student Council 3; Prom Court 3. WACHTER. RANDY - FFA 1.2,3,4; Football 1.2.4. WAGNER. DENNIS - General Course. WALL, DEBBIE - GAA 1.2,3,4; Library Club 1.2. WALTERS. WENDY - Color Guard 1,2; GAA 1,2; Pep Club 2; Journalism 3. WEBER. DAVE - Basketball 1.2,3,4; Track 2; International Studies 3.4; Prom Court 3; Lettermen’s Club 3,4; Student of the Month 4. WELSCH. DAN - Golf 3.4; BAA 2.3.4: Basketball 1. WHITE. BRIAN - Football 1,2.3.4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Key Club 1; High Quiz 1.2.3.4; Track 1; International Studies 3.4; Class Officer 2; National Honor Society 3.4; Lettermen’s Club 3,4; Top Ten 4; Homecoming Co-Captain 4; Baseball 4; Student of the Month 4. WHITE. ED - Transfer from Campion. Journalism 4. WHITEAKER. PATTY - Library Club 2,3,4. WOLFORD. BILL - Basketball 1.8; Football 2,3,4; Baseball 3; Lettermen's Club 4. WORRELL. JEFF - Cross Country 1.2,3; Library Club 1; Student Council 1,2,4; International Studies 3,4; Track 3: National Honor Society 3,4; BAA 4; Student of the Month 4. YANNA. DON - FFA 1.2.3,4. ZABLE. JUDY - GAA 1.2.3,4; Track 1,2,3.4; Band 1.2,3.4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Solo Ensemble 1,2,3.4; Basketball 2; Volleyball 2,3,4; Band Council 4. 98-Sr. Activities In memory of . . . Throughout the years, there have been many outstanding teachers at Prairie High. There is one man, however, who was most extraordinary as a teacher, a man. and most simply a friend. Although not everyone agreed with him on all things at all times, he stood up for what he thought was best, yet he always kept an open mind. Although his death was a shock and tragedy to those of us who knew and loved him, let us dwell not on his death, but rather on his life—how he lived—how he DID live. Do you remember hearing of Uncle Cowie, Mister Ed or Captain Crunch? Were you ever thumbed on the head, kicked in the feet, or called on intentionally when you weren’t paying attention? Did you ever laugh to the nicknames of “high-pockets”, “ding bat”, and “dumb bell”? All of this was added to various extracurricular activities such as an occasional party consisting of juice, rolls and old World War II stories. This learning environment was second to none. John Cowie was the person who knew the right formula for a perfect chemistry class. One will never know what compulsory force kept this extraordinary science teacher coming back to P.H.S. for eleven years. We only hope that he received as much out of teaching as he gave to his many students. To those who were fortunate enough to have Mr. Cowie as a teacher, he will always remain a cherished memory. To those who never got to know him, he will remain an unexperienced opportunity. GAA on UPPER LEFT- “78 ROW 1: D. Cejka, J. Dobner. C. DesRocher, S. Schauf, G. Steiner, S. Mergen, F. Johnson, P. Helgerson. ROW 8: C. Polodna, M. Mulrooney, T. Brown. J. Ahrens, J. Bushnell, C. Balk. M. Gilberts. ROW 3: M. Tiller, E. Gillitzer, S. Parker. T. Mezera, N. Nolan. ROW 4: G. Dillman. L. Todd, L. Roach. R. Shipley, J. Kieser. ROW 5: K. Paulson. J. Kozelka, C. Muehlbauer. L. Pitzer. ROW 6: B. Mueller, J. Roach, E. Rider. ROW 7: S. Boldt, J. Munson. ROW 8: J. Halverson. LOWER LEFT- Officers M. 104-GAA Soghanalian-Point Secretary; M. Mulrooney-Vice-President; T. Cipra-Secretary Treasurer; C. McCoy-Float Chairman; J. Nicholson-President. the move UPPER RIGHT- 80” ROW 1: T. Halverson, D. Siegele, P. Becwar. 8. Stram. M. Garrity, D. Lessard. S. Buening, K. White. Mrs. Salter, advisor. ROW 2: M. Prew, M. Gokey, L. DuCharme, D. Achenbach, J. LaBonne, L. Horkheimer, J. Yeomans, D. Modjeski. ROW 3: E. Gavin. S. Zable. L. David, W. Goodman. B. Jones, D. Hutson. T. Rodenkirch, K. Geisler. T. Hoskins. ROW 4: M. Hauer, 8. Duff. L. DuCharme. C. Fernette. C. Suetmeyer, J. Lorenz, C. Pedretti, K. Jerde. 8. Lenzendorf. ROW 5: C. Haines. R. Lochner, 8. Hiebing, N. Newhall. R. Radloff, R. Kahler, P. Murphy, J. LaPointe. J. Murphy. CENTER- 79” SEATED ROW 1: R. Check, D. Boldt, M. Polodna, D. George. ROW 2: 8. Vuillemot. J. Murphy, J. Helgerson. ROW 3: N. Boldt. B. Be bow. Mrs. Steiber. advisor. D. McCoy, C. Brandt. STANDING ROW 1: J. Kramer. J. Koresh, L. Stram, D. Mikkelson. ROW 2: A. Wisnefsky. J. Huebsch. T. Sawvell. D. Toberman. ROW 3: J. Duve, T. Tippery, A. Pitzer, L. Obmascher. ROW 4: M. Cipra, P. Lechnir. C. Weber, K. O'Brien. ROW 5: B. Achenbach. P. Yeomans, G. Haefer, 8. Steiner. ROW 6: L. Pedretti. D. Schauf, D. Geisler. C. Glawe. ROW 7: L. Kapinus. C. Moris. M. Campbell. C. Shipley, T. Weir. K. Miller. D. Hoffland, C. Koenig. D. Duerst. ABOVE- 77 ROW 1: S. Fish. M. Murphy. L. Duerst. D. Wall. Ms. Mullarkey. advisor. E. Shihata. B. Laufenberg. J. Huebsch. J. Coorough. ROW 2: J. Ariss, J. Nicholson. J. Lenzendorf. V. Moris. M. Stoehr. P. Fishier. B. Brandt. M. Soghanalian. J. Zable. D. Pellock. Y. Lechnir. T. Cipra. ROW 3: D. Hanson, C. McCoy. C. Kozelka. D. Osterhaus. L. Konichek. W. Hutchins. M. Roach. 8. Kramer. R. Check, S. Steiner. S. Mara. B. Boldt. GAA-106 And the beat goes on Pep Band (UPPER RIGHT) ROW 1: D. Kieser, D. Walters. N. Nolan. M. Kuhn. E. Williams, G. LaFond, K. Geisler, C. Koenig. J. Yeomans, M. Cipra, M. Thornburg. ROW 2: E. Rider. J. Ahrens. C. Forst, G. Haefer, E. Gavin, 8. Zable, G. Walters, S. Nolan, V. Wachuta, B. Johnson. J. Osterhaus. ROW 3: L. Todd. K. Forst, D. Hanson. M. Sunde, F. Johnson. J. Helgerson, R. Zlabek, P. Schneider, K. Miller, J. Duve. ROW 4: C. Glawe. D. Geisler, J. White. P. Drysdale. M. Oehler, P. Helgerson M. Cipra performs at Chorus Concert. (UPPER LEFT) (SEATED) D. Kieser, G. Soghanalian. (STANDING) L. Todd. J. Ahrens, P. Helgerson, J. Zable. J. Bebow were elected as a committee to sell candy bars, one of the many ways to raise money for their activities. (CENTER LEFT J. Zable prepares for band contest. (CENTER RIGHT) Mr. Todd, band director. (LEFT) Marching Band performs during half time of play-off football game played at UM-Platteville. (ABOVE) Blackhawk Marching and Concert Band Schedule 1976-77 Football Shows August 27—G.E.T. (Parents’ Night) September 10—Lancaster September 24—River Valley October 1—Riverdale October 15—Fennimore November 5—Iowa Grant (play off) Solo Ensemble Contest—March 12 River Valley State Solo Ensemble—May 7 Band Contest—May 14 Fennimore Spring Concert—May 17 Memorial Day Parade—May 30 Band (TOP) ROW 1: V. Mezera. S. Duff, C. Lovell, C. Glawe. D. Geisler. ROW 2: R. Zlabek. D. Check. P. Schneider. C. Check. K. Miller. L. Novak. J. Duve, J. Helgerson, M. Nolan, J. Zable. ROW 3: M. Gillitzer, M. Sunde, V. Wachuta. D. Puckett. G. Walters, S. Nolan, S. Zable. E. Gavin. J. Ahrens. E. Rider, C. Forst. G. Haefer. J. Huebsch. D. Kieser, M. Thornburg. J. Yeomans. C. Koenig. K. Geisler. Band (ABOVE) ROW 1; C. Konichek. J. White, P. Drysdale. M. Oehler. J. Huebsch. P. Helgerson. ROW 2: M. Gilberts. S. Steiner. J. Munson. L. Todd, K. Forst, M. Sunde. F. Johnson, D. Hanson. ROW 3: J. Bebow. B. Johnson. N. Check, B. Govier. D. Carroll. G. LaFond. E. Williams, C. Smith, M. Kuhn. N. Nolan. ROW 4: G. Soghanalian, S. Lenqendorf. M. Cipra, J. Osterhaus, M.Gillitzer. R. Steiner, E. Stubbe. CONTEST RESULTS Concert Band—1st Marching Band—1st Band-107 d s a d d e d a t t r a c t 1 o n RIGHT: (left to right) Color Guard T. Halverson. T. Ehde. C. Rabe, C. Muehlbauer. C. McCoy. D. George. BELOW RIGHT: Twirlers D. Walters. A. Moris. P. Yeomans. BOTTOM RIGHT: Rifles S. Mergen. J. Lenzendorf. MISSING: J. LaPointe, P. Murphy. BOTTOM: Pom Pom C. Jelinek, C. Balk. L. Granzow 106-Band p UPPER LEFT-FIRSTS-ROW 1: R. Zlabek. N. Check. J. Helgerson. E. Gavin. S. Nolan. ROW 2: D. Carroll, S. Steiner, P. Helgerson, P. Schneider, J. Yeomans. ROW 3: N. Nolan. M. Oehler. A. Moris. M. Cipra. D. Kieser. ROW 4: E. Williams. J. LaPointe, J. Bebow, C. Forst. L. Novak. CENTER LEFT ROW 1: N. Check, G. Haefer, J. Helgerson. J. Bebow. ROW 2: D. Carroll, F. Johnson. D. Hanson, S. Steiner, D. Geisler. C. Glawe. ROW 3: K. Forst, P. Helgerson, C. Konichek. D. Check. C. Lovell, P. Schneider, E. Williams. ROW 4: R. Steiner, P. Drysdale, J. White. N. Nolan. M. Oehler, C. Check, J. Duve, D. Kieser. ROW 6: M. Gillitzer. M. Sunde, M. Cipra, A. Moris. J. Yeomans. B. Johnson, C. Forst. M. Sunde. ROW 6: R. Zlabek. J. LaPointe. S. Zable, S. Nolan. G. Walters. S. Duff, E. Gavin, L. Novak. Band members win with happy tunes Band-109 GIRLS GLEE ROW 1: F. Johnson. P. Helgerson. S. Pelock, M. Polodna. J. LaBonne, C. Glawe. ROW 2: D. Walters. B. Achenbach, B. Mueller, M. Laufenberg, J. Murphy, D. Hanson. ROW 3: K. Geisler, D. Achenbach, L. DuCharmc. N. Newhall, P. Schaefer. D. Pellock. Y. Lechnir. ROW 4: G. Walters, B. Johnson, M. Gokey, L. David, R. Kahler, R. Radloff. T. Hoskins, S. Martin. ROW 5: C. McCoy. D. Mikkelson, S. Wolf, J. Helgerson, G. Haefer, C. Steger, B. Check, J. Mikkelson. Chorus members sing their hearts out 110-Chorus MIXED CHORUS ROW 1: 8. Mergren. C. Balk. D. Kahler. M. Tiller. K. “Schoech Slama, S. Kramer, L. Duerst. M. Soghanalian. C. DesRocher. J. Kramer. D. Reed. ROW 2: J. Ritchie Jones. O. Steiner, J. Bailey, B. Hessel. M. Prew, C. Dillman. D. Duerst, R. Zlabek, C. Haines. C. Suetmeyer. ROW 3: J. Ariss, P. Larson. J. Bee war. D. Osterhaus. S. Steiner. S. Vuillemot, D. Oeisler. C. Brandt. J. Murphy, S. Steiner. A. Pitzer. ROW 4: J. Peterson. J. Munson. D. Mikkelson. K. Miller, T. Ehde. K. Delury, C. Rabe, C. Weber, P. Lechnir, M. Roach. ROW 5: S. Remaly, D. Remaly, R. Welsch. J. Worrell, R. Bushnell, J. Oillitzer, O. Jones. M. Sunde. Ill -Chorus There’s music in the air CENTER RIGHT (Solo-Ensemble Participants) ROW 1: J. Ariss, L. Duerst. B. Mueller. K. Paulson. F. Johnson. M. Gokey, G. Walters. ROW 2: C. Balk. K. Delury. R. Zlabek. J. Munson. J. Worrell, R. Welsch. ROW 3: M. Soghanalian. C. McCoy. D. Osterhaus, D. Pellock, D. Hanson. S. Steiner, M. Roach. ROW 4: S. Peloch, D. Miller. B. Achenbach, D. Walters, K. Miller, D. Mikkelson, S. Vuillemot. ROW 5: C. Glawe, J. Helgerson, G. Haefer, M. Oehler. C. DesRocher. M. Polodna, J. Mikkelson, S. Steiner. ROW 6: P. Schaefer. R. Check. C. Steger. B. Check. B. Johnson, K. Miller. ROW 7: P. Helgorson. D. Duerst. D. Achenbach. L. David, J. LaBonne. UPPER RIGHT (Solo-Ensemble Vocalists 1st place winners) SEATED: J. Mikkelson. S. Vuillemot. K. Miller. 112-Chorus STANDING: C. DesRocher, M. Roach. This year, for the first year, the annual Pops and Spring Concerts were united. Under the direction of Mrs. Barbara Dickey, the Girls’ Glee and Mixed Chorus combined to provide an evening of entertainment. The two choruses shared in the singing of Love Will Keep Us Together . Harmony”, Times Of Our Lives . Paloma Blanca , and This One’s For You”. Mrs. Dickey, the music teacher, prepares to direct the chorus, while David Carroll begins the introduction on the piano. (UPPER LEFT) Members of the Girls Glee perform. (UPPER RIGHT) Mixed Chorus members concentrate on their singing. (LEFT) The Seniors each year present a token of their appreciation to Mrs. Dickey. Mrs. Dickey is shown unwrapping her gift as the Chorus Members look on. (LOWER LEFT) Chris Brandt and Diane Duerst accompany the Mixed Chorus. (LOWER RIGHT) 113 Forensics participants tell it like CENTER LEFT: ROW 1: E. Gavin, E. Williams, C. Bruckner. J. White, T. Sawvell. ROW 2: J. Duve, J. Koresh, D. Feran, C. Muehlbauer, D. Hurda. ROW 3: P. Schaefer. B. Govier, K. Miller. R. Zlabek. ROW 4: J. Bouska. A. Weeks, D. George, D. Mainor. ROW 5: J. Munson. R. Welsch, J. Peterson. ABOVE: ROW 1: M. Garrity, L. Stuckey. C. Forst, M. Soghanalian, J. Ahrens. ROW 2: J. Thompson, M. Mezera, P. Drysdale, S. Steiner, M. Cathman, J. Ariss. ROW 3: D. Modjeski, S. Steiner. M. Murphy, S. Fish, M. Polodna, S. Duff. State winners District winners Sub-di8trict winners Local winners CENTER RIGHT: (Participants at State Contest) B. Govier. S. Steiner. M. Soghanalian, J. Ariss, T. Sawvell it is 114-Forensics Library club has the answers TOP ROW 1: P. Whiteaker - President. B. Govier • Vice President. J. Wilkinson -Secretary Treasurer, C. Burkel - Historian. ROW 2: J. Mansfield. J. Thompson. D. Carlson, B. Qraul, K. Carlson. L. Stuckey, H. Halverson, D. Modjeski. ROW 3: Mrs. Lester, D. Hurda, S. Finney. L. Check. D. Feran, O. Stubbe, J. Mainor, C. Ahrens. Mrs. Boom. Library Club-115 Athletes honored Girl Letter Winners ROW 1: E. Gillitzer. S. Mergen. J. Lechnir. J. Zable, D. Mikkelson, B. Mueller, J. Halverson, S. Parker. ROW 2: J. Kieser. D. Cejka. C. DesRocher, M. Oehler. T. Sheckler, C. Shipley. D. Hoffland. M. Cipra. D. Kahler. ROW 3: J. Roach. S. Boldt. L. Todd, D. Osterhaus, P. Waller, M. Garrity. T. Cipra, J. Duve. ROW 4: M. Gokey, L. Roach. T. Brown, M. Mulrooney. B. Brandt. C. Kozelka, N. Boldt, D. Toberman. ROW 5: E. Gavin. P. Fishier, J. Nicholson, C. Pedretti. L. David. Boy Letter Winners ROW 1: R. Bushnell. G. Jones. D. Steele, M. McCoy. S. Remaly, E. Davis, R. Wachter, J. Moret. D. Patnode, G. Valley, B. Slaght, J. Haines. ROW 2: B. Wolford. D. Weber. B. White. B. O'Brien, S. Otteson. S. Slaght, R. Mara. B. Gillitzer. R. Vuillemot. B. Gamble. ROW 3: J. Waller, T. Wachuta. R. Standorf, M. Garrity, D. Welsch, M. Bowar, D. Heiring, D. Eastman. D. Jaynes. P. Valley. ROW 4: R. Mezera. J. Muehlbauer, G. Stram. K Yanna, R. Halverson, J.Gillitzer. A. Mayor, J. Obmascher, B. Fishier. ROW 5: S. Elvert, B. Strnad, C. Lucas, B. Govier. 116-Letter Club Pep Club has the spirit Pep Club (ABOVE LEFT) FRONT: D. Steele. ROW 1: R. Bushnell, D. Patnode. ROW 2: J. Lechnir. M. Gilbert . S. Mergen. ROW 3: C. Koenig. D. Kahler. D. George. J. White. ROW 4: J. Murphy. D. Giealer. M. Mulrooney. T. Brown. S. Boldt. ROW 5: M. Campbell. L. Roach. L. Todd. C. Polodna. M. Cathman. N. Boldt. L. Newhall. J. Kramer. ROW 6: R. Zlabek. S. Duff. L. Pedretti. D. Schauf. J. Duve. J. Huebach. ROW 7: N. Newhall. L. Obmaacher. K. O’Brien. A. Wianefaky. ROW 8: A. Pitzer. C. Weber. P. Lechnir. ROW 9: J. Roach. J. Peteraon. ROW 10: J. Munaon. Officera (ABOVE) J. Lechnir-Preaident. J. Roach-Secretary Treaaurer. M. Mulrooney-Vice-President. Pep Club-117 Student Council has certain responsibilities to carry out each year. Some of these activities are: Help organize Homecoming activities which includes writing and performing skits before the student body, elect two seniors, a boy and girl, each month as Students of the Month, organize the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance, and sponsor several concession stands throughout the year. This year the Student Council was called upon to develop the John Cowie-Peter McCarville Scholarship Fund. They set up the criteria for granting the award to the deserving senior. They organized a fund raising project where disc-jockeys from WKTY-WSPL La Crosse played the faculty. All proceeds went into the fund. Student Council (OPPOSITE LEFT TOP) ROW 1: J. LaBonne. N. Newhall. S. Steiner. C. Shedivy. D. Hanson. S. Vuillemot. M. Fishier. J. Worrell. ROW 2: J. Munson. Mr. Tippery-advisor. ROW 3: M. Campbell, D. Schauf. C. Moris. C. Hoffland. J. Lechnir. P. Valley. M. Gilberts. C. Polodna. ROW 4: D. Mezera. D. Steele. S. Boldt. M. Bowar. J. Nack. E. Skemp. ROW 5: S. Fish Officers (CENTER LEFT) ROW 1: C. Polodna-Vice President. J. Worrell-President. Mr. Tippery-Advisor, S. Steiner-Secretary Treasurer. ROW 2: J. Munson-Schoolboard Representative. Student Council-119 U.N.-united ABOVE (RIGHT) ROW 1: T. Steger. J. Ariss. F. Johnson. S. Steiner. D. Hanson. M. Roach. C. Polodna. ROW 2: P. Helgerson. M. Murphy. J. Helgerson. K. Miller. D. Mainor, J. Mainor. J. Bouska. M. Soghanalian. S. Vuillemot, Mr. Jacoby-advisor. ROW 3: M. Polodna. D. Osterhaus. G. Haefer, J. Munson. J. Peterson. D. Weber. M. McCoy. D. Mezera. B. White. Officers (ABOVE) Vice-president-F. Johnson, President-M. Murphy. (RIGHT) International Studies members in competition at Platteville Mar. 30. 31, and April 1. 120-International Studies N. H. S. students recognized ■■■ National Honors Society ABOVE: All 1977 Members ROW 1: D. Patnode. B. Shipley. B. Govier. P. Check. D. Carroll. T. Powers. J. Kilcher, J. Worrell. J. Nack. ROW 2: L. Roach. F. Johnson. N. Sandleback. J. Dobner. J. Kieser. C. Polodna. P. Helgerson. D. Mikkelson, S. Steiner. B. Grimme. D. Osterhaus, D. Hanson. ROW 3: J. Ariss, N. Nolan, Miss Stemper-advisor, C. Forst. M. Oehler. J. Waller. B. White. P. Lorenz. T. Steger. J. Roach. T. Brown. C. Shedivy, M. Murphy. C. Kozelka, J. Coorough, M. Nolan. M. Roach. Newly Inducted Members: ROW 1: B. Govier. P. Check. D. Carroll. T. Powers. J. Kilcher. ROW 2: F. Johnson. N. Sandleback. J. Dobner. J. Kieser. C. Polodna. P. Helgerson. D. Mikkelson. S. Steiner. ROW 3: N. Nolan. Miss Stemper-advisor. C. Forst. M. Oehler. B. Shipley. J. Waller. P. Lorenz, J. Nack. L. Roach. J. Roach. T. Brown. National Honor Society-121 FFA—Making a better future FFA Members (TOP) ROW 1: B. Laufenberg. D. Sprosty, C. Benoy, R. Shulka. M. Fuller. K. David. P. Oreenwald. D. Boltlt, D. Check, D. McCoy, L. Kapinus. C. Bruckner, T. Steger. ROW 2: T. Steger, R. Lathrop, E. Steger. K. Bunts. M. Roach. R. Sheckler, L. Kapinus, D. Polodna. K. Carlson. M. Laufenberg. N. Check. P. Drysdale. A. Benoy. C. Check. T. Steger. ROW 3: J. Moret, D. DuCharme, O. Check, 8. Wachuta, G. Moret. R. Boldt, K. Gilkes. R. Berns, S. Feye. B. Gillitzer. G. Steger. ROW 4: B. Wachter. D. Slama. D. Martin, B. Becwar. J. Lenzendorf. M. Hedeman. D. Check, E. Egstad, L. Arneson, G. Sprosty. R. Haines. J. Benoy. M. Fulcher. Fruit Committee (ABOVE) M. Fulcher. R. Haines. E. Egstad. J. Lenzendorf. B. Wachter. State Convention Delegates (RIGHT) C. Check. Mr. Ralph (advisor). N. Check. 122-FFA Creed Speaking (UPPER LEFT) O. Steger. D. Check Officers (UPPER RIGHT) ROW 1: C. Bruckner. P. Drysdale. N. Check. ROW 2: S. Wachuta. J. Bohonek. T. Steger. G. Moret. Greenhand Award Members (CENTER LEFT) ROW 1: P. Drysdale. M. Laufenberg, D. Boldt. D. Check. K. Carlson. ROW 2: L. O’Brien. D. McCoy. L. Kapinus. K. Bunts. B. Hurda. Special Award Winners (ABOVE) C. Bruckner. G. Moret. Seed Committee (LEFT) S. Feye. D. Martin. D. DuCharme, E. Steger. N. Check. Mr. Ralph-F. F. A. advisor. (UPPER LEFT) Kansas City Convention Delegates: G. Moret. N. Check. J. Bohonek. (UPPER RIGHT) B. Laufenberg helps decorate the Little Theater for the annual F. F. A. banquet. (CENTER LEFT) Greg Moret was elected new President for 1977-78. (BOTTOM RIGHT) T. Steger. R. Lathrop. E. Steger plan new signs for area farms, one of the many projects F. F. A. performs throughout the year. (ABOVE) 124-FFA Whiz kids take all For the third consecutive year. Prairie High Quiz teams have earned the right to the Superbowl title. Their winnings have brought in hundreds of dollars in the scholarship form from Viterbo College. 1977 High Quiz Bowl members SEATED. T. Steger, B. White, J. Munson, E. Williams, STANDING: S. Nagel (alt.), P. Farrell (alt.), Mr. Walz-Advisor. (CENTER RIGHT) High Quiz whiz kids were sucessful in their aim for the semi-final title when they faced West Grant. (UPPER RIGHT AND LOWER RIGHT) p. D. C. 370 Postville 75 p. D. C. 280 Waukon 100 p. D. C. 305 (Semi-final) West Grant 130 p. D. C. 300 Viroqua m CO p. D. C. 295 (Superbowl) Blair 135 High Quiz-126 Hawks set new Varsity ROW 1: M. McCoy. B. White. L. Lucas. E. Davis. D. Patnode. R. Wachter. J. Haines. B. Slaght. B. Oillitzer. D. Steele. S. Remaly. ROW 2: B. Wolford. R. Vulllemot. M. Garrity, O. Jones. J. Waller, B. Gamble. B. Lathrop, P. Farrell. D. Heiring. R. Bushnell. J. Moret. ROW 3: R. Halverson. M. Bowar. K. Jerde. K. Yanna. T. Wachuta. J. Gillitzer. S. Lechnir. B. 03rien. D. Jaynes, G. Valley. TOP ROW: J. Muehlbauer, (mgr), J. Bebow (stat). S. Slaght, R. Mara. P. Lorenz. J. Obmascher. D. Eastman, A. Mayer. P. Kennebeck (mgr), J. Kilcher, Nick Campbell assistant coach, Paul Bebow coach. 128-Football School record 10-0 TOP LEFT: Brian Slaght and Jamie Haines TOP CENTER: Brian White and Mike McCoy TOP RIGHT: Coach Bebow BOTTOM LEFT: Reno Vuillemot BOTTOM CENTER: Stew Remaly BOTTOM RIGHT: Jan Waller Jrrairie 4H Prairie 49 Prairie 7 22 G.E.T. 18 Cuba City Prairie Prairie Prairie Prairie 42 River Valley 0 Riverdale 6 Viroqua 0 Fennimore 0 Richland Center 14 Westby 0 Iowa Grant 21 Prairie Football-129 State playoffs J.V.’s come on strong’ JV ROW 1: J. Cejka, B. Hurda. C. DuCharme. B. Osterhaus. B. Lessard. ROW 2: D. Koonce. D. Check. S. Kelly. C. Shedivy. J. Bohonek, G. Soghanalian. B. Wachter. ROW 3: B. White. R. Stovey, J. Lenzendorf, R. Haines. M. Hedeman. E. Egstad. E. Wachuta, Coach Howard. TOP ROW: P. Valley. D. Delury, B. Sheckler. B. Fischer. J. Carroll. G. Tichenor. B. Kozelka. Freshmen ROW 1: S. Feye. J. Arise, R. Gillitzer. J. Bebow. ROW 2: J. Welsch. J. Johnson. B. Hutchins. M. O’Brien. P. HofTland. G. LaFond. ROW 3: D. Novey. S. Henry. T. Stevens. J. Panka, S. Erwin. M-Sunde. Coach Reynolds. TOP ROW: S. Yeomans. M. Sunde. J. Roach. B. White, K. Gilkes. K. Forst. Football-131 Hawks net a VARSITY ROW 1: Coach Bouche, J. Bushnell, J. Halverson, J. Zable, J. Coo rough. ROW 2: S. Mergen (mgr), M. Oehler, L. Todd, S. Boldt, L. Roach. T. Brown, D. Modjeski (mgr). UPPER CENTER LEFT: Jane Coorough. TOP RIGHT: J. Bushnell. T. Sheckler, T. Brown. BOTTOM RIGHT: Coach Bouche. Coach Remaly. 132-Volleyball good season J. V. ROW 1: L. Pedretti. N. Boldt. D. Schauf. A. Wisnefsky. ROW 2: D. Hutson. P. Yeomans. T. Sheckler, R. Zlabek, J. Yeomans. J. LaBonne. ROW 3: Coach Remaly, J. Lorenz. R. Radloff. R. Kahler, S. Zable. B. Johnson. manager vs. Bloomington 6-15, 8-15, 10-15 vs. Boscobel 15-10, 15-5 vs. West Grant 7-15, 1,15, 15-6 vs. River Valley 15-11, 15-5, 15-12 vs. Seneca 15-12, 15-10, 15-8 vs. Riverdale 15-10, 4-15, 12-15 vs. Viroqua 12-15, 15-9, 15-8 vs. Fennimore 7-15, 7-15 vs. Richland Center 15-4, 15-5 vs. West Grant 10-15, 6-15, 14-16 Sub-regional Boscobel 20-18, 15-4 Regional 3-3 Beat Darlington 1 game Lost Lancaster 2 games Beat Dodgeville 2 games Lost Darlington 1 game Volleyball-133 Girls. . . Runner- 134-Girls' Cross Country up at state meet SCORES P 20 - LaCrosse Aquinas - 37 R 16 - LaCrosse Aquinas - 42 A 1st Kettle Moraine Inv. I 28 - Starmont - 44 R 1st P. D. C. Inv. I 1st Sectionals - 27 E 2nd Monroe - 77 2nd STATE - 74 Hawks Runner-Up (Low Score Wins) Harriers run through a good season p. 6th-Prairie Invitational 3rd-Dubuque Invitational 27 - Riverdale - 29 4th-SWAL Meet D. 6th-Norsemen Invitational 24 - LaCrosse - 31 29 - Fennimore - 26 Sectionals - Scott C. 33 - River Valley - 24 35 - Richland Center - 20 Otteson - 16th (Low Score Wins) ROW 1: P. Chock, D. Shihata. E. Skemp. D. Kieser. D. Remaly. 8. Long. ROW 2: Coach George Lane, S. Otteson, J. Worrell, G. Stram. R. Mezera. A. Skemp. 136-Boys Cross Country 136-Boys’ Cross Country Reversal, takedown, pin ROW 1: J. Bebow. M. Gokey, J. Davis. ROW 2: J. Lenzendorf, J. Hamann. M. O’Brien. B. Wachter. P. Valley. ROW 3: R. Berns. K. Stoeffler, D. Dickman. Q. Valley. B. Fischer. S. Remaly. R. Haines, Q. Moret, Coach Campbell. Scores 48 Cassville 24 10 Highland 53 57 West Grant 12 O 57 Cassville 10 Q 53 West Grant 11 3 River Valley 57 6 Riverdale 50 9 Viroqua 52 13 Fennimore 45 6 Boscobel 63 10 Rich. Cen. 51 Regional Qualifiers: Jiggs Davis - 105 Co-Capt. Paul Valley - 138 MVW Greg Valley - 167 Co-Capt. Wrestling-137 Hawks capture pmore.. land Center JpDodgeville Richland Centei Slinger Clintonville Hawk Members: ROW 1: D. Jayn M. McCoy. J. Nack. B. Blaght, (illy. Coach ‘Noncom iMl •Dodgeviile Lancaster Boscobel River Valley Riverdale Viroqua La Crosse Aquinas •La! Crosse. MN Fennimore Richland Center •Lansing Kee, IA scobal VaUey jrdale 66 73 66 70 87 68 69 76 81 78 81 83 66 93 78 97 81 92 79 - 71 57 70 74 70 74 72 70 9: 138-Boys' Basketball Conference Crown Boys' Basketball-139 State 1 J. V.’s gain experience J.V.-ROW 1: G. Mezera, B. Konichek, B. Reilly, C. Shedivy. ROW 2: J. Modjeski (mgr.), R. Stovey. T. Herried, E. Wachuta, B. White. Fresh.-ROW 1: M. Steele. J. Arise, E. Skemp, S. Yeomans. ROW 2: D. Novey, M. Sunde. T. Stevens, S. Henry. ROW 3: M. Sunde, J. Panka, B. White. S. Erwin, K. Gilkes, J. Roach, Coach Nielsen (BELOW). J. V. Basketball Scores PDC - 41 Dodgeville 31 PDC - 60 Lancaster 29 PDC - 67 Boscobel 29 PDC - 41 River Valley 43 PDC - 44 Riverdale 26 PDC - 64 Viroqua 34 PDC - 62 Aquinas 46 PDC - 70 LaCrescent 46 PDC - 69 Fennimore 36 PDC - 66 Richland Center 62 PDC - 47 Lansing Kee 61 PDC - 61 Boscobel 41 PDC - 60 River Valley 48 PDC - 68 Riverdale 21 PDC - 92 Viroqua 29 PDC - 66 Fennimore 36 PDC - 63 Richland Center 38 PDC - 71 Elkader 29 Freshmen Won 9 - Lost 2 Boys' Basketball-141 Hoopsters end season 15-3 ROW 1: M. Mulrooney, T. Cipra. M. Oehler. ROW 2: C. McCoy (Mgr ), T. Brown, J. Bushnell. K. Halpin. J. Coorough, C. Balk (Mgr.) ROW 3: T. Weir (Mgr ). M. Schissel. S. Boldt. L. Todd, J. Halverson, T. Sheckler, B. Mueller (Mgr.), Coach Bouche. Varsity Results Richland Center Lancaster Riverdale West Grant Fennimore Boscobel River Valley Viroqua Richland Center Riverdale Fennimore Boscobel Bloomington River Valley Viroqua Bloomington Regionals: Dodgeville Cuba City 55-18 (won) 51-53 (lost) 55-34 (won) 48-40 (won) 52-32 (won) 49-52 (won) 53-39 (won) 41-25 (won) 50-30 (won) 56-23 (won) 54-35 (won) 55-35 (won) 44-35 (won) 54-52 (won) 44-25 (won) 34-49 (lost) 62-20 (won) 34-51 (lost) 142-Girls’ Basketball J. V. (left to right) ROW 1: W. Goodman. D. Hutson, S. Buening. ROW 2: J. Yeomans. D. Schauf, L. Pedretti. N. Boldt. L. Kapinus. STANDING: Coach Remaly. C. Brandt (mgr.), D. Achenbach, D. Hoffland, P. Schneider. K. Miller. L. DuCharme. J. Murphy (mgr.). B. Achenbach (mgr.) Girls’ Basketball-143 Gymnasts tumble over conference Team Scores 73.00 - Richland Center - 62.10 74.74 - Fennimore - 58.56 68.58 - DeSoto - 71.90, Viroqua - 62.05 66.00 - River Valley - 49.06 66.52 - La Crosse - 78.28, Desoto - 71.81, Westby - 63.20 70.32 - Richland Center - 52.26 “ 70.46 - Plateville - 72.84, Viroqua - 67.13 q 69.18 - La Crosse - 84.24, Westby - 68.25, Richland Center - 52.17 83.93 - River Valley - 55.46 79.20 - Dodgeville - 74.02 69.15 - Fennimore - 53.68 76.38 - 1st—Conference Meet Regionals: 5th place Sectional Qualifiers: Jean Duve Carol Pedretti Debbie Cejka J. V. - Won 8 Lost 3 144-Gymnastics ROW 1: Spotters: D. Patnode. S. Remaly. B. O’Brien, J. Koresh. C. Weber. P. Lechnir. A. Pitzer. ROW 2: Coach Mullarkey. T. Sawvell. T. Rodenkirch. R. Radloff. D. Modjeski. C. Pedretti, J. Murphy. R. Kahler. T. Hoskins. K. O’Brien. V. Slaght. (Assistant Coach). ROW 3: S. Vuillemot, P. Yeomans, C. Koenig. L. Roach. J. Dobner. R. Shipley. J. Kramer. M. Campbell. J. Duve. L. Obmascher. A. Wisncfsky. ROW 4: J. Kieser. J. Hucbsch, D. Cejka, M. Polodna. Gymnastics-145 Let’s get r-o-w-d-i-e CENTER RIGHT-Advisor-Mrs. Salter. BOTTOM CENTER-Football ROW 1: B. Brandt, D. Becwar. M. Soghanalian, C. Kozelka, C. Shedivy. ROW 2: C. DesRocher, K. Moris, P. Fishier, J. Lechnir, B. Be bow. TOP LEFT-Wrestling: B. Be bow. C. DesRocher, D. Becwar, M. Soghanalian. B. Brandt. TOP RIGHT-J.V. Basketball ROW 1: S. Heibing. J. LaPointe, N. Newhall. D. Kahler, J. White. Varsity ROW 2: J. Lechnir. C. Kozeika. P. Fishier, C. Shedivy, K. Moris. CENTER LEFT-Girls’ Basketball: D. Geislor, L. Strain, R. Check. 146-Cheerleading Golfers stroke 4th place SEASON RECORD p 102 Boscobel 197 R 182 Viroqua 162 A 188 Richland Center 172 I 185 Fennimore 180 R 173 River Valley 163 I 167 Boscobel 175 E 182 Richland Center 157 174 Fennimore 187 V 176 Viroqua 169 A R 160 River Valley 152 P 196 Viroqua 183 R 207 Richland Center 194 A 202 Fennimore 218 I 201 River Valley 194 R 178 Richland Center 165 I 184 Fennimore 222 E 191 Viroqua 188 J. V. ROW 1: M. Sunde, R. Weeks, P. Greenwald, M. Fulcher, M. Oillitzer. ROW 2: Coach Nielsen. S. Elvert, M. Thornburg, R. Bowar, D. Key, P. Farrell. M. Oillitzer, Dan Welsh. ROW 1: R. Mara. S. Feye. B. Konichek. J. Gillitzer, R. Bushnell. J. Lathrop, M. Sprosty. B. Slaght. S. Reilly, S. Yeomans, Coach Campbell. Osterhaus, E. Davis. B. White. ROW 2: L. Ellis. B. White. B. White. R. Hawk Nine place third RESULTS 7 Mar-Mac 0 10 Riverdale 5 5 Fennimore 4 6 Viroqua 7 z w 2 River Valley 10 X o D 7 Potosi 3 Q W i—« X 20 Boscobel 7 M X X 4 Richland Center 5 10 River Valley (Jamboree) 1 1 Riverdale (Jamboree) 3 16 Boscobel (Jamboree) 6 9 Wauzeka (Sub-Regional) 10 Baseball-149 Trackmen—off ROW 1: S. Long, M. Garrity, D. Jaynes. S. Otteson. M. O'Brien. K. Jerde. R. Vuillemot. G. Jones. T. Kuckenbecker. ROW 2: A. Mezera. D. Remaly. B. Sheckler. B. Hemmer, J. Bebow, T. Stevens. D. Delury, S. Remaly. J. Nack, D. Kieser. ROW 3: Mr. Porvaznik (Assistant Coach). M. Gokey. J. Johnson. R. Sprosty. P. Hoffland. C. Walz. R. Halverson. G. Stram. P. Lorenz. T. Herried. D. Heiring. B. O'Brien, J. Hamman. M. McCoy. Mr. Gilbertson (Coach). 150-Boys’ Track and running LaCrosse Invitational-5th PdC PdC PdC PdC P,C 81 85 92 77 107 ancaster scobcl Vjroqua Richland Fennimore River Valley Red Raider Relays-LaCrosse Prairie Relays Blackhawk Invitational at Viroqua PdC 102 Riverdale Richland Center Conference Regionals-103 pts. Sectionals-49 pts. (4thJ STATE MEET-10 pts. State Qualifiers Dave Jaynes-100 yd. Dash-2nd Steward Remaly-880 Rolay-6th Todd Stevens-Shot Put-61 Mike Garrity-220 Dash 7th 3 State Qualifiers: (L-R) T. Stevens. S. Remaly, M. Garrity. D. Jaynes (State Meet held June 3 4-Madison) Boys’ Track-151 Girls run away with State ROW 1: J. Halverson. S. Boldt. J. Zable, M. O’Brien, J. Nicholson. C. Kozelka, C. McCoy, D. Osterhaus. E. Rider, J. Kieser, K. Paulson. ROW 2: D. Toberman. D. Hoffland, D. Steiner, K. O’Brien, J. Koresh, M. Polodna. B. Bebow. L. Granzow, C. Shipley, M. Mulrooney, B. Mueller, C. Koenig, L. Pedretti, J. Duve. N. Boldt. ROW 3: Asst. Coach Slaght. E. Gavin, L. DuCharme, R. Lochner. W. Goodman. S. Duff. M. Garrity, K. Jerde. T. Rodenkirch, D. Hutson, S. Mergen, J. Huebsch, J. Yeomans, S. Zable. ROW 4: L. DuCharme, S. Buening. M. Gokey, N. Newhall, L. David, C. Pedretti, C. Gremore, R. Zlabek. B. Johnson, S. Stram, C. Suetmeyer, Coach Mullarky. GIRLS' TRACK SCORES Waukesha South Invitational 6th U.S. Track and Field Federation Meet Madison 4th UW LaCrosse Invitational 1st Prairie 106 Boscobel 6 Prairie 68 River Valley 46 LaCrosse Aquinas Relays 2nd Prairie 80 Richland Center 41 Fennimore 24 Monroe Invitational 1st Prairie Invitational 1st Prairie 80 a Riverdale 17 1 2 Conference lst(175) Regionals 1st(149) Sectionals 1st(86) STATE lst52 First time State Title taken by any high school, for third consecutive year. 152-Girls’ Track Title third straight year Girls pictured ABOVE (L-R) qualified for State Track Meet. They are: Wendy Goodman-1 st-440 Relay. Maureen Garrity-3rd-Mile Run Sc 4th 880 Run. Jean Duve-lst-Long Jump. 1st 440 Relay 2nd-880 Relay. 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Hutchins. V. Moris. B. Brandt. J. Lenzendorf. C. Kozelka, J. Huebsch. J. Nicholson. Co-Editors: Carla Shedivy Sharon Fish Business Manager-Stephanie Steiner Photographers: Benton Shipley. Jeff Kilcher. Jeff Worrell Mike Dagnon Typists: Barb Brandt Mary Murpy Section Editors Student Life Special Events: Jane Coorough Jude Lenzendorf Academics: Janet Huebsch Cathy Kozelka Underclassmen: Tammy Stoeffler Wendy LaFond Seniors: Wendy Hutchins Vicki Moris Organizations: Cindy McCoy. Laura Bunders Cheryl Burkel Sports: Jill Nicholson. Brian Slaght, Scott Reilly Eugene Davis Advertisements: Dave Weber Eddie White Student Directory: Sharon Fish Carla Shedivy Advisor: Mrs. Pat George The 1977 Crossroads” staff would like to thank Jean Hamann, the Courier Press and Don Ruehlow for taking and contributing pictures for our yearbook. We’d also like to thank Jerry Freimark, our Yearbook Representative and all Prairie High teachers for their patience and cooperation. Freshmen Donna Achenbach 58.106.110.112,113,143 Cindy Ahrens 7.58,115 Jim Ariss 10.58.131.141 Jodi Bailey 41,58,111 Richard Barrette 58 Jeff Be bow 14.50.102.106.107.109.128.131, 137.150 Penny Becwar 32.46.58.105 Charles Benoy 5,58,122 Rodney Berns 33.58.122.137 Tim Birrenbach 58 Ron Boldt 58.122 Eugene Bowar 58 Sharon Buening 6,58.105.143.152 Kenny Bunts 58 Kevin Bunts 58.122,123 Denise Check 58.107.109.122.123 Lynn Check 58,115 Ken David 5,58,122 Lisa David 4.58.105.110,112.113.116.134. 135.152 Tim Deluhery 6.58 Karen Delury 48.58 Marlene Downing 36 Lisa DuCharme 58.105.152 Lynn DuCharme 58,106.110.112.113.143.152 Lorrie Duff 36.58.117 Sara Duff 14,40.58.60.106.107.109.114.152 Cindy Fernette 58,106 Scott Feye 33.68.122.123,131.148 Keven Finney 68 Mark Fishier 4.16.37.68.118 Keith Forst 68.106.107.109.131 Mark Fulcher 68.122.147 Mike Fuller 38,68.122 Carolyn Garcia 58 Maureen Garrity 6.40.58.105.114.116,134. 135,152.153 Eileen Gavin 18.58,105.106.107.109.114. 116.134.136.162 Kathy Geisler 4.58.106.106.107.110.112 Steve George 36.61 Kevin Gilkes 58.122.131,141 Gerald Gillitzer 58 Mark Gillitzer 4.58.107,109.147 Robert Gillitzer 10.58.122.131 Elizabeth Godden 58 Lance Gokey 58 Michele Gokey 58.105.110.112,113.116.136. 152 Mike Gokey 10.68.137.150 Randy Goodman 58 Wendy Goodman 58.106.143.152.153 Paul Greenwald 33,58,122.147 Chris Gremore 58 Carla Haines 46.58.106,111 Holly Halverson 6,58,115 Teresa Halverson 6.40.46.58.106 Mark Hamann 58 Margaret Hauer 50,58.106 Steve Henry 58.131,141 Beth Hessel 58.111,113 Sue Hiebing 46.69.105,146 Phillip Hoffland 23.59.131.150 Lorita Horkheimer 69.105 Theresa Hoskins 59,106,110.113,145 Brent Hutchins 59.131 Deena Hutson 8,10,59.105.133.143.152 Scott Irwin 59,131,141 Karin Jerde 59.106,152 Betty Johnson 4.18.59.60.106.107.109.112, 113,133.152 Jim Johnson 8.59,131 Brenda Jones 23,59,105 Robin Kahler 8.59,105.110.113.133.145 Larry Kapinus 5.59.122 David Kelly 59 David Kieser 5,50,59,60.106.107,109.136.176 Madonna Klema 59 Christine Konichek 6.51.59.107.109 Roger Konichek 59 Todd Kuckenbecker 8,58.59,150 Jennifer LaBonne 11.18.59.106,110.112.113. 118.119.133 Glen LaFond 49.58.59.106.107.131.176 Julie LaPointe 9.59.106.109.146 Pam Larson 39.59.111,113 Sue Lathrop 59 Sue Lenzendorf 59,102,105.107 Donna Lessard 59.105 Lisa Linder 46.59 Renee Lochner 59,105.152 Julie Lorenz 16,59.61.105.133 Judy Mainor 60.76,115 Jean Mansfield 6,7.60,115 Sheila Martin 60.110,113 Martha Mezera 50.60.114 Paul Mezera 60 Vicki Mezera 60,107 Donna Modjeski 47.48.60.106.114,116,132. 145 Jill Murphy 23.37.60.106.111,113.145 Paula Murphy 4.23,59.60.61.105 Nancy Newhall 60.105,110.117.118.146.152 Sheila Nolan 40.60.102.106.107.109 Don Novey 60,131.141 Mike O’Brien 60,131.137.150 Helen Ore 41.60 Jeff Panka 4.37.60.131.141 Carol Pedretti 60.105.116.134.144.145.152 David Polodna 60,122 Michelle Prew 20.41.50.60.105.111,113 Renee Radloff 8,18.48.59.60.106.110,113 133,145 Don Remaly 4,18,60,111,113.136.160 Dan Rickleff 60 Jeff Roach 7.8.60.131.141 Mike Roach 5.8.60,63,122.133 Tina Rodenkirch 22.23.60.106.145.152 Candy Rohn 36,58 Janine Rutter 46,60 Patricia Schaefer 18,110,112,113,114 Richard Sheckler 60.122 Richard Shulka 60.122 Debbie Siegele 46.60,106,113 Ed Skemp 61.118.136.141 Dale Sprosty 61.122 Ray Sprosty 61,150 Mark Steele 51.60.61.141 Greg Steger 5,61,122.123 Terry Steger 4,61,122 Tim Steger 61,122 Russell Steiner 61.107,109 Tracy Stevens 61,118.131,141 Nancy Stulka 61 David Stoehr 4.61 Sandra Stram 61,105.152 Linda Stuckey 51.61.114,115 Mark Sunde 8,14,19.60.61,107.109.111, 113.131.141.147 Michael Sunde 4.18.107.109.131,141 Carla Suetmeyer 66,106,111,162 Diane Tesar 61 Kevin Tesar 58.61 Mona Thiede 6.61 Jeanne Thompson 61,114.115 Gary Wachuta 61,123 Gale Walters 4.18.61.102.106.107.109.110. 112,113.118.119 Chris Walz 10,61.150 Randy Weeks 40.59.61.147 Joe Welsch 11,61,131 Brad White 4.61,131.141.148 Kim White 46,52.61,104.105 Larry Wiemerslage 50,61 Eric Williams 6.14.59.61.106,107,109.114. 125 Sue Wolf 58.61.110.113 Steve Yanna 61 Jane Yeomans 16.106.106.107.109.133.143. 162 Scott Yeomans 4,60.61,131,141,148 Sally Zable 40.61.102.106.106.107.109.133. 152 Rhona Zlabek 61.106.107.109.111.112.113. 114.117.133.152 Sophomores Bonnie Achenbach 61.62.104.110.112.113.143 Monty Ames 8.62.63 Leland Arneson 62.65.122 Richard Atkins 62 Brenda 16.62.104.146.152 Anne Benoy 62.122 John Bohonek 62,131.132 Dawn Boldt 62.104.116.122.123 Nancy Boldt 62,104.116.117.134.143,152 John Bouska 62.114.120 Michele Bozyske 62 Chris Brandt 22.23.62,104.111,112,113.143 Megan Campbell 32.49,62.66.104.117.118.119. 145 Kimberly Carlson 62.115.122.123 John Carroll 62.131 Mary Cathman 44,62.114,117 John Cejka 62.131 Brenda Check 62,110,112.113 Dan Check 62.122,131 Nancy Check 62.107,109.122.123.124 Rose Check 9.62.104.112.113.146 Michele Cipra 16,51.62.63,64,104,106.107, 109.116 Scott Day 41,62 Dennis Delury 62,131,150 Daniel Dickman 62,137 Pam Drysdale 62.106.107,109.114.122.123 Chuck DuCharme 62,131 Doug DuCharme 62.1P9.123 176-Index Diane Duerst 62.104,111,112,113 Jean Duve 62.104.106.107.109.114.116.117. 134.135.144.145,162,163 Ed Egstad 62,122.131 Debbie Feran 62,114,115 Bill Fischer 51.62.65.116.131.137 Debbie Geisler 18.62.104.106.107.109.111. 113.116,117 Deidre George 20.21.23.62.104.108.114.117 Mike Gillitzer 62,147 Cindy Glawe 19.62.104.106.107.109.110,112. 113 Lori Granzow 62,108,152 Barbara Graul 32,115 Gina Haefer 19.20,62.104.106.107,109.110. 112.113.120 Ramie Haines 62,63,122.131,137 Jeff Hamann 62.137.150 Mike Hedeman 62.122.131 Julie Helgerson 62,104.106.107,109.110. 112.113.120 Bruce Hemmer 41,62,150 Tom Herried 62,65.141 Don Hines 63 Darci Hoffland 62.104,116.118.143.152 Jane Huebsch 62,104.107.117.152 Bernard Hurda 62,123.131 Ricky Jelinek 62 Peggy Johnson 62 Pam Kahler 16.62 Laurie Kapinus 62,64,104,122,123,143 Sean Kelly 62.131 Pete Kennebeck 49.62.107.128 Dan Kay 62.147 Sandy Knutson 62 Carmen Koenig 63,104.106.107.113,117,145. 152 Bill Konichek 63.141,148 Mary Konichek 63 Dave Koonce 4,11,21.63,131 Jana Koresh 63,104.114.145,152 Bill Kozelka 63.131 Juli Kramer 6.18,51.63,65,104,111.113,117, 144.145 Mark Kuhn 63,106.107 Melita Laufenberg 63,110,112,122,123 Peggy Lechnir 6.63.104.111,113.117,145 Jeff Lenzendorf 63.122,131,137 Brett Lessard 63.131 Brian Lessard 45,63 Shane Long 63,136.150 Cathy Lovell 63.107.109 Darryl Martin 49,63,122,123 Robert Mayer 45,63.117 Diana McCoy 63.104,122.123 Arnold Mezers 63 Gerald Mezera 63,64,141 Ronald Mezera 63.65.116.136 Julie Mikkelson 20.63,104,110.112.113 Debbie Miller 112 Kim Miller 18.19.63.106.107.111,112.113. 114,120 Kathy Miller 4.32.37.63.104.112.143 Jim Moody 31.63 Greg Moret 41.63,122.123,124.137 Anita Moris 63.64.108.109.177 Connie Moris 49,63,104,118,119 Jean Murphy 18.63.104.110.112.113.117.143 Steve Nagel 63,125 Cindy Nachreiner 36 David Nelson 63 Bill Nicholson 41,51.63.147.150 Luann Obmascher 18.64.104.117,145 Kelly O’Brien 64.104.117.145.152 Bob Osterhaus 37.64.131 Lisa Pedretti 51.64.104.117.133.143.152 Susan Peloch 20.64.110.112.113 Angela Pitzer 6,18.49.64.104,111,113.117. 145 Mary Polodna 18.64.104.110,112,114.120, 145.152 Kathy Rabe 64 Donna Reed 16,111 Bruce Reilly 7,64,141 John Ries 37,64,65 Rita Ryckman 20.64 Greg Sawa 64 Christina Sawvell 23.62.64.104.114.144. 145 Vicki Sawvell 7,64 Denise Schauf 62.64.104.117.118.119.134. 143 Michele Schissel 7,64.142 Patty Schneider 106.107,109.143 Rocky Sellers 63,65 Brian Sheckler 64,131,150 Tammie Sheckler 4.64,116,118,132.133.142. 143 Carl Shedivy 20.37.64.65.131.141 David Shihata 64,136 Camille Shipley 38.51.64.104.116.134.135.152 Cecilia Shulka 64 Dale Slama 64,122 Garo Soghanalian 63.65.106.107.131 Greg Sprosty 65,122,124 Randy Stark 21,23.41 Carol Steger 65.110.112.113 Mark Steiner 65 Susan Steiner 19.65.104.111.112.113.114. 152 Todd Stevens 39.45.65,138,139.140.150.151 Ken Stoeffler 6.22,50.51.65.137 Richard Stovey 65.137,141 Linda Stram 53,65,104,146 Randy Strnad 65 Genevieve Stubbe 41,65,115 Terri Tesar 65 Mark Thornburg 23.58.66.106.107.147 Gary Tichenor 65,131 Tammy Tippery 15,21,65,104 Diane Toberman 66.104.116,134.135,152 Mike Valley 65 Paul Valley 10,45.63.65.116.118.131.137 Shelley Vuillemot 65.104.111,112,118.119, 120,145 Bill Wachter 64.66,122.131.137 Ed Wachuta 65.131.141 Valerie Wachuta 65.102.106.107 Phyllis Waller 4.65 Chris Weber 6.51.104.111,113.117.145 Randy Webster 41,65 Trina Weir 65.104.142 Roland Welsch 18.19.65.111.112,113.114 Bruce White 41,66.131,141.148 Janan White 65.106.107.109.114.117.146 Ann Wisnefsky 20.41,65.104.117,133.146 John Worrell 18.19,65.111,112.113.136 Penny Yeomans 65.104.108.133.135 Juniors Jennie Ahrens 11,22.23.66.104,106 Melanie Ames 66 Coleen Balk 66.104.108.111,112.113.142 Jane Becwar 22.23.25.66.111,113 Bob Becwar 66.122 John Benoy 66,122 Sue Boldt 15.22.23.25.26.27.44.66.104,116. 117,118.132.142.152 Mark Bowar 15,16.19.21.22.25,27,66.116. 118.128 Mike Bronson 22,34,38 Tammy Brown 25.42.44,66.104.116.117.121. 132.142 Carol Bruckner 27.66.114.122.123 Dan Buffington 66 Janet Bushnell 21.44,66,104.132.142 Larry Campbell 26.66 Dan Carlson 115 David Carroll 107.109.113.121 Debbie Cejka 50.53.66.68.104.116.144.145 Doug Check 6,8.47.66 Greg Check 66.122 Pat Check 121,136 Cheri Copsey 36.66 Mark David 66 Kathy Delury 18.27.66.111.112.113 Chris DesRocher 16.18.44.54.66.104.111. 112,113,116.146 Jean Dobner 42,50.67.104.121.145 Chris Dillman 67.104.111 Don Eastman 15.16.17.67.116.128 Larry Ellis 8.67.148 Scott El vert 46.67.116.138.139.147 Paul Farrell 15.25.126.128.138.139.147 Laurie Fernetto 44,67 Shirley Finney 67.115 Christi Forst 18.44.67.106.107.109.114. 121 Index-177 Richard Garcia 67 Mike Garrity 15.16,17.67.116.128.130.150. 151 Jim Gates 45,67 Marie Gilberts 21.44.67,104.107,109.117,118 Emily Gillitzer 18.23,67,104.116 Joe Gillitzer 15.16.18.67,111.113.116.128. 148 Ben Govier 67.107,114.115.121.178 Tim Gratz 7,67 Julie Halverson 25.67.104.116.132.133.142. 152.153 Randy Halverson 8.15,16,17,25.42.67.116, 128.150 Tina Halverson 53.67.108 Janice Hand 39,67 Don Heiring 16.22.39.67,116.128.150 Pamela Helgerson 25.27,67.104.106.107.109. 110.112.113.120.121 Charles Hendricks 36 Darlene Hurda 38.114.115 Jeff Jackson 68,83,117 David Jaynes 16.22.68.116.128.138,139. 150.151 Cindy Jelinek 42,68,108 Karl Jerde 15,16.17,68.128.150 Fern Johnson 49.68.104.106,107.109.110. 112.113.120.121 Cheryl Jones 4,20,54,68 Debbie Kahler 19,68.106.111.116,117.146 Jenny Kieser 68,104,116.121.146.152 Arnold Klema 44,68 Judy Kozelka 68,104 Robert Krieg 27.67.68 Susan Landsness 68 Deanne Larson 68 Judene Lechnir 22.25.44.47,68.116.117,118,119,146 Steve Lechnir 6.44,88,128 Kelly Lessard 39,68 Pat Lorenz 15,16.22.42.68.121,128.150 Mark McGrath 68 Todd McIntosh 4.68 Doug Mainor 18.44.68.69.114.120 James Mainor 5,44,68,120 Aaron Mayer 9,15.16.17.68.116.128 Shelly Mergen 8.44.68,104.108.111,113,116. 117,132.152 Theresa Mezera 66,68.104 Debbie Mikkelson 20.68.110,112,113.116.121 John Modjeski 141 Carole Muehlbauer 44,68,104,106,114 Joe Muehlbauer 67,116.128 Brenda Mueller 68.104,110,112.113,116.142. 152.153 Mary Mulrooney 20,22.23.44,66.68,104.116. 117.134.135.142.152.153 Jeanne Munson 18,44,43,52.68.104,107.111. 112.113,114,117,118,119,120.125 Jim Nack 22.25.68.118,121.138.139.140 Leslie Newhall 25,39,68,117 Nancy Nolan 22,23,26,34.67.68.104.106.107. 109.121 John Obmascher 16,22,26,68,116,128 Bryon O'Connell 68.117 Mary Oehler 50,68,106,107.109,112,113,116. 121,132,142 John Osterhaus 27,106,107,148 Shari Parker 68,104,116 Karen Paulson 68,104.110.112,152 Jane Peterson 11,54,68.111,113,114,117.121 Melody Petsche 68 Lori Pitzer 68.104 Cynthia Polodna 42.44.68.104,117,118,119. 120.121 Tim Powers 27,68,121 Debbie Puckett 54,68.107 Elaine Rider 18,68,104,106.107.152 Frank Ries 50,68 Janet Ritchie Jones 6,25,111,113 Jane Roach 44,50,68,104.116,117,121 Lori Roach 22.25.35.49.66.68.104.116,117. 121,132,133,144,145 Nancy Sandleback 44,69,129 Sandi Schauf 42,47.69,104.146 Kelly Schoech Slama 69,111 Debra Shedivy 69 Roxanne Shipley 21,37,49,69,104,145 Andrew Skemp 136 Craig Smith 15,20,69.107 Roger Standorf 16,69.116 David Steiner 69 Gerri Steiner 8,69.104,111,113 Mark Stoehr 69 Gary Stram 67,116,136,150 Ed Stubbe 37,69.107 Michele Tiller 51,69,104,111 Leigh Todd 21,23,49,69.104.106.107,116, 117,132,142,143 Steve Wachuta 69,122 Tim Wachuta 16,69,116,128 Jan Waller 17,22,32,69.116,121,128,129. 138,139,140 Pam Waller 4,69,116 Donna Walters 18,19,25.38.69,106,108.110, 112 Dan Washburn 69 Arnold Weeks 67,69,114 Janet Wilkinson 69,116 Ken Yanna 4.69.116,128 Faculty Bebow 24.46.128,129,130 Boom 115 Bouche 132,142,143 Campbell 24.50.128.130.137.148 Dickey 27,111,112,113 Dohse 37 Frommelt 51 Gabrielson 34 Garside 30,46 George 27,40,44 Gilbertson 24,37.150 Grelle 48 Hamann 45 Howard 44.131,138 Jacoby 49,120 Johnson 34 Kasey 24,37 Lane 24,32,37,136 McCoy 27.52 McGrath 126,138.139 Mullarkey 46.105.145.152,153 Mulrooney 26.27.52 Nielsen 5,24.40.147 Oehler 27,32 Porvaznik 38,39,150 Quamme 30,49 Ralph 33,93,122.124 Rasmussen 26.27,54 Remaly 132,133,143 Reynolds 131 Rheineck 32 Riebe 49 Salter 36,105.146 Slaght 134,145,152 Steiber 49,104 Stemper 42,121 Tippery 52,118,119 Todd 11.18.19.30.106 Walz 7,24,43,121,125 Yeomans 41 Staff Becwar 55 Check 56 Collins 55 Finn 52 Garrity 52 Hinkle 53 Jackson 56 Kapinus 55 Knapp 52 Konichek 53 Kotel 55 Lessard 55 Lester 115 Martin A. 55 Martin R. 55 Obmascher 53 Olson 55 Roach 55 Tippery 55 Walker 55 Walters 52 White 52 Wolfgram 53 Seniors Jane Arias 49,83,92.105.111,112.113.120.121 Diane Becwar 16,85,87,146 Kristi Blank 79 Becky Boldt 54,93,105 Rick Bowar 37,86,147 Kent Boxrucker 11,81,83 Barbara Brandt 16,79.105.116.146.175 Laura Bunders 28.29,78,175 Cheryl Burkel 115,175 Randy Bushnell 4.15.16.18.19.21.22.23.83. 86.111,116,117,128.130.148.149 178-Index Cindy Check 35,80,107,109.122 Ronna Check 9,53,84,105 Tami Cipra 82,104,106,116.142 Tim Cipra 10,23,48,91 Darrell Colsch 27,87 Jane Coorough 21.22.92.95,105.121.132. 142.143.175 Michael Dagnon 14,15,43.75,78,175 Layne David 11,83,87.96.117 Eugene Davis 15,16.22,23.79,94,116.128. 137.148.149.175 Lisa Duerst 21,43,76.85.106.111,112 Tammy Ehde 43,85,108,111 Sharon Fish 15.29,43,75.77.84.88.94.105. 114.118.119.175 Paula Fishier 16.30.39.85.88,94,106.116. 146 Bill Gamble 78,116,128 Sandy Garcia 86 Kim Giesler 76 Bruce Gillitzer 15,16,26.75.84.116.128 Bill Govier 77,83,116,117 Becky Grimme 5,81,93,121 Daniel Haefer 83,88 Jamie Hainos 16,17,27,28,29,77.92,116, 128,130 Kathleen Halpin 20,27,29,76,81,86,142 Samuel Halverson 75,83,91.97 Deana Hanson 19.29,79.81.95.105.106.107. 109,110,112.113,118,119.120,121.176 Jean Heiar 5,77 Kim Heisz 39 Sheila Henry 5,91 Janet Huebsch 6.14.15.17,43.85.86.88.98, 105.107.144.145.175 Wendy Hutchins 35,82,85,105.175 Sue Jelinek 53,78,118 Crystal Jones 20,87 Linda Johnson 91 Valerie Johnson 36,79,97 Greg Jones 15,17,18,19.48.74,111,116.128. 130.150 Linda Jones 38,83 Craig Kaber 74 Jeffrey Kilcher 8,21.22,26.29.37.81.83. 91.98.117.121.128.175 Mary Knutson 5,88 Susan Koecke 90 David Konichek 90,91 Lori Konichek 14.17.89.105 Cathy Kozelka 6,26.29,32.81.93.105.116. 121.146.152.153.175 Shelly Kramer 23,34,82,105,111 Wendy LaFond 5.46,93,175 Jeannie LaPointe 43,84,89,179 Robert Lathrop 16,28.92.122,124.128.148 Bonnie Laufenberg 21,33,81,88,106,122,124 Yvonne Lechnir 90,105,110,113 Judy Lenzendorf 11,14,17.49.77.105.108, 118.175 Clarence Lucas 15,17.26,75.116.128.130 Brenda Lynn 27,28,29,82 Cindy McCoy 53,74,104.105,108,110.112. 113.142.152.175 Michael McCoy 8,17,28,32,90.95,97.116. 118.120.128.129.138.150.151 Randy Mara 16,28.82.116,128.148 Sandy Mara 34,54,82.105 Kenneth Martin 5,87 David Mezera 14,15,17.50.75,88.92.97.118. 120 Emily Moore 76 Jim Moret 16,76,116.122.128.130 Kathleen Moris 16.79,85.139,146 Vicki Moris 9,11,22.49.75.105,175 Mary Murphy 28,29.91.92.95,104.105.114. 120.121.175 Terry Nash 4,8.86 Dan Nelson 47,78 Jill Nicholson 14.15.17.22.84.94.104.105. 116.134.152.175 Mary Nolan 26,29.81,107.121 Laura Novak 87,107.109 Brian O'Brien 16,20.37,43,83,88.95,96. 116.117.128.145.150 Marla O'Brien 28,93,152 Diane Osterhaus 18,29.76,79.89.95.98.106. 111.112.113.116.120.121.152 Gary Oswald 5,80,97 Scott Otteson 7.20.23.26.77.83.85.116. 117.136.150 Don Patnode 4,7.20,77.78.83,116.117, 121,128.130,145 Deanne Pellock 34,80.105.110,112.113 Geri Prew 22,76 Mark Prew 46,74,83,117 Carol Rabe 43,91,108,111 Scott Reilly 14.35.84.138.140.148.149.175 Steward Remaly 15.18.19.23.26.32,75.81. 83,97,111,113.116,117,128,129.137,146. 150,151 Marsha Roacch 9,29,37,79,106.111,112.113, 120,121 Dan Rochester 39,90 Randy Sheckler 26,28,30,76 Carla Shedivy 29,80,95.118.119.121.139, 146.175 Sandy Sheffer 39,89 Elise Shihata 14,15,17,92,105 Benton Shipley 22.26.29.54.80.87.96.121, 175 Judy Shulka 48 Brian Slaught 15,43.45,86.116.126.128.129. 130.138.139.140.148.149.175 Steve Slaght 15,16,26.85.116.128 Meline Scghanalian 18,19,28,43,84,85,104. 105.111,112.113.114.120.146 Mark Sprosty 84,148 Dennis Steele 5,14.15.20.27.37.48.75.78. 83,95.116.117,128 Ed Steger 33.79.93,98.122.123.124 Tom Steger 11.26.29.78.89.90.120.121. 123,124,125 Stephanie Steiner 18,19.27.29.43.70.86. 90.94.105.107.109.111,112.113.114. 118,119,120,121 Lois Stluka 87 Tammy Stoeffler 89,175 Mary Stoehr 77,78,105 Kendall Strauman 89,93 Bruce Strnad 5,15,17,82.83.116,117,118. 119 Greg Valley 17.23.26.80.88.89.94,116.128. 130,137 Lori Valley Hauer 9,85.93 Reno Vuillemot 11,15.16,75.95.98.116.128. 129,130,150 Randy Wachter 15.16.75.116.128 Dennis Wagner 36,74 Debbie Wall 49,88.106 Wendy Walters 91 Dave Weber 14.22.23.28.32.77,78.81.94.97. 116.120.138.139.140.175 Dan Welsch 77,116,147 Brian White 8,14,15.16.26.29.78.80.85.94. 116,120.121.125.128.129. 138,139,140,148.149 Edward White 76,83.117,175.179 Patty Whiteaker 89,115 Bill Wolford 16,21,28.78.116.128 Jeff Worrell 14.23.29.43.76.81.92.96,118. 119.121.175 Donald Yanna 49,75 Judy Zable 37,70,80,105,106.107.116,132. 152 Index-179 We have make a decision, though we want to 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