Prairie Du Chien High School - Blackhawk Yearbook (Prairie Du Chien, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1979 volume:

North Marquette Road Prairie du Chien, Wis. Peoples State Bank Offices at: Wauzeka Prairie du Chien Glen Haven Patch Grove Soldiers Grove Member of FDIC Prairie High LIFE Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin Special Times ... 3 Megan Campbell Brenda Bebow Ron Mezera Club Life . 21 Bill Kozelka Peggy Lechnir Jana Koresh Student Life . 43 Denise Schauf Kelly O’Brien Juli Kramer Time in Class . 59 Kelly O’Brien Roland Welsch Ann Wisnefsky Juli Kramer Little Rascals . 95 Jana Koresh Debbie Peper Angie Pitzer Sports Spectacular .. 111 Denise Schauf Bruce White Nancy Boldt Life as Seniors 145 Ann Wisnefsky Megan Campbell Nancy Boldt Jean Duve Free Times 185 Brenda Bebow Ron Mezera Advertising Peggy Lechnir Jean Duve Chris Weber Angie Pitzer Editors Bonnie Achenbach Jane Huebsch Advisor Pat George SPORTSWEAR FOR WOMEN Gymnastic Leotards - Phy Ed - Shorts Suits Maveric Jeans - Tops - Sweaters Blouses - Slacks - Skirts Lingerie - Sleepwear Robes - Hose Jewelry Prairie du Chien WI. SPORTSWEAR FOR CHILDREN Fashions by Health-Tex - Boys Girls Gym Shorts - Suits - Jeans and Tops Dresses for Toddlers - Infant Sets Tube Sox - Pajamas Coordinated Sets We Do CUSTOM SHIRT PRINTING—A Great Gift Idea!! Teams-Transfers-Sayings-Quotes-Insults—WE PRINT ANYTHING! 2 - Ads HOMECOMING ’78 Top: The Three Mugs of Beer ham it up in the senior skit. Middle L.. The Library Club float was the winner in the organization category. Middle R.: An interview with the opposing team in the freshman skit. Bottom L.: A tike-off from Grease won the sophomores third place in skit. Bottom R.: A roaring bonfire helps prepare the Hawks for the Homecoming game. 4 - Homecoming Top L.: The first place junior hall. Top R.: The Homecoming Court from L to R: Peggy Lechnir. Tammy Tippery. Tina Sawvell. Darci Hoffland. and Anita Moris. Middle L.: Decorations for the Homecoming dance are finished. Middle R.: Mark Fulcher becomes the Incredible Hawk for the first place junior skit. Bottom L.: Seniors take first place in the float. Bottom R.: From L to R: Bryan Sheckler. co-captain; Tammy Tippery. Queen; Paul Valley, co-captain. Homecoming - 6 Top: The team is fired up for the big name. Middle: Bryan Sheekler struggles to escape a tackle. Bottom L.: The juniors show off their float. Bottom R.: Preparations are being made for the Homecoming victory dance. Opposite Page - Top: The Prairie High board shows the schedule of Homecoming events. Middle: The sophomores take see ond plae e with this original fle at. Bottom L.: Freshman are betting on a Blnckhawk victory. Middle R.: Shelley Vuillemot takes a well deserveel rest. Bottom R.: The seniors are stringing a e olorful atmosphere for the dance. The Homecoming spirit came alive once again in student activities and Homecoming preparations. The Junior Class’ ingenuity provided them with first place awards in the hall and skit competitions, while the seniors took a first in float. Shelley Vuillemot. chairman of Homecoming ’78. made sure everything ran smoothly. Paul Valley and Bryan Sheckler were elected as co-captains of the game, and 6 Tammy Tippery was crowned Homecoming Queen. Other court members included Lechnir. Anita Moris, Darci Hoffland. and Tina Sawvell. BULLIT. a local band from La Crosse, played at the victory dance which provided a pleasant finale to Homecoming festivities. Top: Tea scene in the garden. Charley as the aunt (Roland Wolsch). pours tea. Top L.: The gossip scene in the ladies dressing room. Top R.: Charley (Roland Welsch) and Amy (Debbie Goisler) dance to Make a Miracle.” Middle L.: Cast performs Where's Charley?” number in the garden scene. Middle: Betty Johnson and Sue Peloch are behind scenes helping with props. Middle R.: Mr. Spettiguc (Dan Key) performs Mating Ritual.” Bottom: Kitty (Gina Haefer) and Jack (John Worrel) dance and sing to ”My Darling. My Darling.” 8 The P.H.S. Music Department presented Where's Charley?” on February 3.4,5. Charley, played by Roland Welsch. Jr., was the leading man. Amy. played by Debbie Geislor. was the leading lady. Many peoplo commented that it was the best musical Prairie du Chien has seen in years. Top L.: Jack (John Worrel). Kitty (Gina Haefer,) Mr. Spettigue (Dan Key). Charley — as the aunt (Roland Welsch). and Amy (Debbie Geisler) ,,meet” in the garden scene. Top R.: Mr. Spettigue (Dan Key) is telling the crowd that the two couples will never marry. Middle L.: The photographer (Mark Fulcher) is trying to get the audience into focus. The Problem is they won't suck in. Middle R.: Drama director Jim Walz is in one of his many positions as stage designer. Bottom L.: The real aunt. Donna Lucia D.'Alvadorez (Shelley Vuillemot). is telling a funny story in the ladies' dressing room where these young ladies are waiting for their beaus. Bottom R.: Kitty (Gina Haefer) and Jack (John Worrel) dance to At the Red Rose Cotillion. 9 Sadie Hawkins Gives Girls Chance r I m m Younp couples braved a treacherous snowstorm to attend the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance, which was held on January 20. in the high school gym. The Student Council sponsored a disc jockey from radio station KFMD-93 of Dubuque to provide entertainment. Top L.: Kelly O'Brien and Jeff Roach arc in a dancing mood. Top R.: Mike Rytilahti and Becky Nicholson sit this one out. Middle L.: Peggy Lechnir. Phyllis Waller, and Tammie Sheckler sec m to be enjoying themselves. Middle R.: The D 93 jocks provided the music. Bottom: Jana Koresh and her date dance a slow one. lO Sad if Hawkins “Boogie With Your Baby” at Senior Dance Top: Bonnie Achenbach and Bob Sheckler observe the action from the sidelines. Bottom L.: Jim Johnson and Enic Gavin get into the spirit of things. Middle L.: Dale Slama and his date rest while holding each other up. Middle K.: Bill Adumany and Terri Tippery prove someone had fun at Senior Dance. Middle: Wolfman Garo D.J.’s the big event. Bottom R.: Jeff Panka. Jim Ariss. Kathy Konichek. and Mary Slama prove there is class harmony at Prairie High. Every Time I Think Of You” The 1979 Junior Prom was held April 28 in the high school gym. The theme song chosen by the Junior Class was “Every Time I Think Of You by the Babys. Music for prom was provided by “Flak from Chicago. Top: Flak”, a band from Chicago provided entertainment for the formal event. Middle L.: Jeff Roach and Gale Walters complete their march across the bridge as king and queen. Middle: Jason Hutchins and Brenda Walters were chosen as miniature king and queen. Middle R.: Jim Ariss and Kim White pose whilo completing the grand march. Bottom L.: Karin Jerde and Scott Yeomans enjoy the festivities. Bottom R.: Garo Soghanalian really got in the mood of the formal event. Top. The prom court featured Row 1: Miniature King Jason Hutchins and Miniature Queen Brenda Walters. Row 2: Julie LaPointe. Kim White. Julie Lorenz. Wendy Goodman. Sheila Nolan. Queen Gale Walters. Debbie Wagner, and Karin Jerde. Row 3: Brent Hutchins. Jim Ariss. King Jeff Roach. Mike O'Brien. Phil Hoffland, Jeff Bebow. Brad White, and Scott Yeomans. Missing are Tracy Stevens and Renee Radloff. Middle L.: The couples participate in the grand march. Middle: Jeff Roach crowns Gale Walters queen of the prom. Middle R.: Mike O'Brien and Wendy Goodman enjoy the grand march. Bottom L.: Renee Radloff and Tracy Stevens finally arrive for the march. Bottom Middle: Phil Hoffland and Sheila Nolan look grand in their formats. Bottom R.: Mr. and Mrs. Paul Provaznik dance the night away as chaperones for the 1979 Junior Prom. 13 BARNEY’S SERVICE A STANDARD 501 E. Blackhawk Ave. Eunice and Ralph Smith Phone 608 326-2555 Grant- Crawford Co-Op Oil Co. Patch Grove. Wisconsin 53817 Petroleum Products. Farm Home Delivery. 326-6805 (Prairie du Chien) EUNICE LIQUOR AND CHEESE Cold Keffs. Chilled Wines Cheeses. Hwy. 18 South Prairie du Chien. Wis. 14 Ads CROELL REDI- MIX Where Quality Concrete and Courteous Service Are Mixed Together Let Us Entertain You! Top L.: The band presents its annual Christmas Concert. Top R.: The instrumentalists go to work. Middle L.: Dave Todd is Prairie's King of Swing.' Middle R.: The Jazz Band does its thing. Bottom L.: Julie Helgerson. Dave Kieser. Keith Forst and Eric Williams perform a Dixie number at the Pops Concert. Bottom R.: The horn section adds its talent to the Christmas Concert. 16 Top L.: The mixed choir contributes its talent to the success of the Christmas Concert. Top R.: The swing choir, which consists of Cindy Glnwe. Chris Brandt. John Worrell. Carol Steger. Mark Sunde. Debbie White. Roland Welsch. Gina Haefer. Mark Khun. Debbie Geisler. and Shelley Vuillcmot. participates in the Pops Concert Middle L : The girls’ choir sings at the Spring Concert. Middle R.: Mrs. Dickey keeps the melody flowing smoothly at the Christmas Concert. Bottom L.: Brenda Cipra and Lisa Granzow do an instrumental for the Spring Concert. Bottom R : Gina Haefer solos in the Spring Concert. Chorus Concerts - 17 “Freefare” Plays Free For All! On the 15th of March the P.D.C. High School students were entertained by “Freefare”, a rock group from St. Petersburg. Florida. The group performed music from many popular groups plus some short comedy skits in which members of the audience participated. Top L.: Mr. Craze makes like C-3PO for ,,Freefare,s'' version of STAR WARS. Top R.: Freefarc's drummer sings a love song to Renee Radloff. Middle L.: Jim Steiner. Brenda Keister, Dave Kieser. and Mr. Craze get a quick briefing on their parts for STAR WARS. Middle R.: A band member dons wig and dress to play Jane in the band's version of •'Ouitarzan.” Bottom: The drummer makes like Tarzan’s funky monkey in Ouitarzan. 18 - Rock Concert I?IW Faculty Basketball - 19 Faculty Beats B.A.A. Top: Bruce Hemmer skies to prevent a faculty basket. Middle L.: A jump ball kicks off the Faculty-BAA All-Star game. Middle: Dennis Riebe who graduated from Prairie High in “1877.” plays an aggressive defensive. Middle R.: Nick Campbell watches as Bernie Hurda yells. “The sky is falling!” Bottom L.: The seniors and faculty really mix things up in the big game. Bottom R.: Dennis Riebe is intimidated by Dr. K. (Ken Stoeffler). Prairie IGA Stores SPECHT’S IGA Downtown next to the free City Parking Lot SWENSON’S IGA South on Highway 18-35-60 Prairie du Chien. Wisconsin MILADY BEAUTY SALON 713 S. OHIO STREET PRAIRIE DU CHIEN, WISCONSIN LARRY’S “76” SERVICE The Sign of Friendly Service 220 W. BLACKHAWK AVENUE PRAIRIE DU CHIEN, WISCONSIN Phone 326-6932 20 Ads Dr. James L. Greenwald Chiropractor LOOK, We’ve Come a Long Way in G.A.A. GAA-Freshman Row 1: L. Kennebeck. B. Jung, M. Gillitzer, C. Thomas, B. Tesar. C. Benish. H. Hoffland. C. Stoehr. Row 2: T. Kueker. A. Weber. M. DuCharme. K. Hollenberger, J. Fischer. M. DeRanitz. Row 3: B. Welter. B. Kelly. L. Heal. A. Skemp. T. Tippery. B. Cipra, K. Coorough. P. Hatpin. Row 4: M. Fischer. L. Bohonek. K. Draka. K. Campbell. P. Schauf. B. Nicholson, T. Lorenz. GAA-Sophomore Row 1: R. Sutton. B. Gillitzer. J. LaBonne. R. Howe. J. Worrell. M. Elvert. Row 2: A. Otteson. J. Huebsch. K. Konichek. C. Vuillemot. L. Voth. J. Shedivy. Row 3: J. Nolan. D. Hubbard. A. Caya. T. Boylen. S. Sheckler. D. Gillitzer. Row 4: N. Webster. L. Mikkelson, M. Fernette. L. Noggle. L. Dickman. N. Stoehr. S. Thomas. Top: This year’s GAA Officers are: Row 1: T. Sheckler. Pt. Secretary; S. Nolan. Secretary. Row 2: J. Duve. President; C. Pedretti. V.-President. Bottom: Donna Achenbach and Deena Hutson won the consolation championship in ping pong. 22 G.A.A. GAA - Junior. Row 1: D. Hutson, T. Rodenkirch, M. Garrity, L. DuCharme, W. Goodman, E. Gavin. Row 2: K. Geisler. S. Zable, S. Nolan. J. Yeomans. J. LaBonne. R. Lochner. Row 3: C. Pedretti. L. David, M. Gokey, R. Zlabek, S. Hiebing. Row 4: J. Lorenz, K. White. J. LaPointe. T. Hoskins. D. Wagner. Middle R.: Becky Jung fakes a pass. Middle L.: Rhona Zlabek didn't like that call. Bottom L.: Shellie Sheckler guards first base. GAA - Senior. Row 1: B. Achenbach, T. Sawvell, J. Kramer. B. Be bow. Row 2: D. Hoffland. D. Schauf. N. Boldt. K. Miller. J. Huebsch. Row 3: P. Yeomans. T. Sheckler. A. Pitzer, T. Tippery. A. Wisnefsky. M. Polodna. Row 4: D. Peper, L. Obmascher. C. Weber. P. Lechnir. S. Vuillemot. D. Geisler. G.A.A. - 23 FFA IS PLANTING ITS ROOTS Top L.: FFA members enjoy the annual banquet. Top R.: This year’s FFA fruit sales winners are D. Konichek. A. Klema. C. White. B. Fernctte. T. Stcger. sales chairman. Row 2: M. Tesar. R. Check. T. Steger. K. Tesar. Missing is G. Moret. Middle L.: Guy Ralph is shown in his green house. Middle: FFA banquet theme. Middle R.: Nancy Check receives the Kiwanis Hall of Fame Agriculture Award from Mr. Ralph. Bottom: Greg Moret receives the Agriculture Award the night of Baccalaureate. or tomorrows agriculture. - 24 FFA Bottom R.: Trying to save energy was on the lists of projects for the FFA class this year. Doing the work of insulating the classroom is Kevin Tesar. Scott Feye. Larry Kapinus, Rich Sheckler. Terry Steger. and Roger Konichek. Standing are Tim Deluhery. Ron Boldt. Paul Oreenwald. Gerald Gillitzer. Tim Steger. Bob Gillitzer. Dale Sprosty. Ken David. David Polodna. Greg Steger. Middle: Modeling this year's new FFA jackets are Row 1: N. Check. D. Check, L. Bohonek. R. Konichek. T. Penfield. K. Tesar. Row 2: B. Halverson. T. Kramer, L. Wachuta. D. Konichek. R. Lathrop, B. Fernette. S. Feye. D. Polodna. Row 3: L. Hare. K. Drysdale, A. Klema, E. Korback. B. Gillitzer. T. Steger. T. Steger. T. Bruckner. Row 4: R. Picha. M. Fuller. C. Feran. R. Moret. A. Corlett. K. David, R. Davies. K. Bunts. Top R.: This fall dust was flying behind the school, and when it settled, standing there was the FFA's new greenhouse. Bottom L.: David Polodna and Roger Konichek are displaying the school’s new chair carts. Top L.: Some of the crew that helped in the FFA tree orchard wero Curt White. Tim Cipra, Bill Wachter. Bob Jung. Rich Sheckler. Breck McPherson. Lisa Wachuta. and Brian Toberman. Keeping in tune with the TIMES Top L.: Row 1: D. Jones. J. Nash. B. Cipra. T. Hoskins. J. Worrell. C. Vuillemot. R. Howe. D. White. Row 2: L. DuCharme, D. Achenbach, L. Check. A. Caya. B. Johnson. L. Dickman. S. Thomas. C. Chabela. Row 3: C. Brandt. M. Prew. B. Hessel. K. Gelsler. G. Haefer. S. Vuillemot. D. Geisler. C. Root. B. Steele. J. Walker. Row 4: C. Glawe. B. Check. M. Key. R. Welsch. J. Worrell. M. Sunde. M. Lutrell, D. Remaly. C. Steger. S. Peloch. Top R.: Chorus members entertain at Christmas Concert. Bottom R.: Students who received firsts at solo-ensemble are Row 1: C. Glawe. C. Vuillemot. J. Worrell, G. Haefer. B. Steele. Row 2: L. Check. M. Sunde. R. Welsch. L. DuCharme. K. Geisler. Middle L.: Members who were awarded first place in the state contest are E. Gavin. D. Geisler. G. Haefer. D. White. 26 - Chorus Top L.: Chorus isn’t ail work and no play. Middle R.: Michele Prew poses for the camera. Middle L.: This year’s chorus council is: Row 1: T. Hoskins and J. Worrell. Row 2: C. Brandt and B. Cipra. Bottom R.: Smile, you’re on Candid Camera! Bottom L.: Members going to the Dorian Festival are: Row 1: G. Haefer, S. Vuillemot, D. Geisler. Row 2: J. Worrell and R. Welsch. . . . And the Band Plays on Opposite Page: Top: Prairie High's marching band is busy practicing. Middle L.: Sheila Nolan catches a few winks between songs. Middle Top R.: Keep in stepl Middle Bottom R.: The Color Guard marches in a half-time show. Middle: Cindy Forst is this year's Student Director. Bottom: Color Guard. L. to R.: V. Mezera, P. Drysdale, S. Stenner. D. O'Connell. J. Henry. D. White. C. Nachreiner. D. Feran. Top L.: The marching band performs during a football game. Middle R.: One. two. three, kick! Middle L.: Rifle girls. L. to R.: R. Radloff. J. LaBonne and J. Nolan. Bottom R.: Band Council members are: Row 1: J. Todd. Fr.; M. Gillitzer. Fr.: E. Gavin. Jr.; and B. Novak. Soph. Row 2: M. Mara. Soph.; J. Duve. Sr.; J. Helgerson. Sr.; and D. Keiser. Jr. Bottom L.: Dave Todd is Prairie High's band director. Band Is Swinging With The Times Top: The concert band participates in the Spring Concert. Middle L.: Mr. Todd presents the Marine Band Award to Julie Hclgcrson. Middle R.: The pep band raises school spirit during the basketball season. Bottom: Members of the jazz band include Row 1: J. Todd. L. Granzow. S. Zable. G. Haefer. K. Forst. T Mayer. A Moris. Row 2: G. LaFond. R. Patzner. B. Novak. J. First. D. Koenig. Missing are M. Sunde. E. Gavin. D. Kieser. E. Williams. M. Kuhn. 30 - Band Top L.: Eileen Gavin plays her solo at the Spring Concert. Top R.: Chris Walz was awarded the All-American High School Band Award. Middle L.: Members of the pep band are Row 1: D. Glawe. D. Kieser. K. Geisler. B. Novak. C. Chabela. R. Patzner. E. Williams. G. LaFond. K. Konichek. Row 2: J. First. T. Looney. N. Check. B. Johnson. Row 3: B. McPherson. R. Lenzendorf. D. Gillitzer. G. Walters. S. Nolan. S. Zable. G. Haefer. M. Mara. E. Gavin. Row 4: D. Check. M. Modjeski. J. Duve. R. Zlabek. J. LaBonne. J. Huebsch. N. Webster. J. Helgerson. C. Walz. Row 5: K. Forst. K. Check. A. Kuhn. D. Boland. S. Stenner. D. White. L. Granzow. Row 6: J. Todd. B. Waite. C. Forst. P. Drysdale. D. Geisler. M. Novey. Middle R.: Anita Moris receives the John Phillips Sousa Award from Mr. Dave Todd. Bottom: The 1978-79 concert band. ■S - BEST WISHES FROM BLACKHAWK CLOTHIERS WHERE GOOD CLOTHES COST LESS PHONE 326-2516 32 YEARS OF FINE FASHIONS COMPLIMENTS OF YEOMANS SPORTS WORLD Prairie Du Chien Wise. Route Prairie du Chien Owners: Charles S Rose Stram Radio hack H A TANDY CORPORATION COMPANY Pines TV and Radio Shacl 516 South Marquette Rd. Quasar and Magnavox Sales Service WALSH STORES Wayne Feeds-Pittsburgh Paints industries Northrup King and Pioneer Seeds Coin-op Self-Service Laundry and Drycleaning Steel Wood Fencing - Fertilizer Posts - Gates Field Seed Steel Roofing Farm Chemicals Cattle Panels Hardware - Paint Bull Gates Power Tools Located 1 mile south of PDC on South Marquette Rd. Prairie du Chien, WI. 932 South Marquette Raod Prairie du Chien POTOSI 763-2114 PRAIRIE DU CHIEN 326-2489 CALL COLLECT r i Hairstyling for Men Women Total Hair Skin Care 621 E. Blackhawk Ave. Prairie du Chien, WI 53821 (608) 326-2732 (608) 326-2400 House of Beauty A T T H E “Feminine Fashions’’ 126 S. Minnesota St. Prairie du Chien, Wis. Phone 326-8944 “Jr. Misses Casual Wear’ Phone 608-326-8335 138 S. Marquette Rd. Prairie du Chien, WI. Ads - 33 Library Club is “Booming” Top L.: Mrs. Boom and Mrs. Lester enjoying their ’ Happy Hour. Top R.: Judy Speth and Patty Schneider are checking out Jean Mansfield. Middle: Officer for 1979 are Jayne Walker, historian; Mrs. Boom, advisor. Lisa Linder, vice-president; Patty Schneider, president; Debbie Feran. sec.-troas. Bottom L.; Row 1; M. Konicheck. C. Haines. B. Ludvik, C. Nachreiner. J. Thompson. L. Stuckey. B. Keister. Row 2: Mrs. Lester. J. Bowar. B. Fernette, L. Linder. C. Benish. D. Modjeski. M. Siegenthaler, Mrs. Boom. Row 3: A. Schlaugat. P. Conley. P. Schneider. D. Feran. T. Stram. B. Graul. Bottom R.: Mary Fishier. Debbie Feran. Lisa Linder FOOD FIGHT! at the Christmas party. 34 - Library Club Forensic students speak their way through Top: Rhonda Patzner practices a speech. Middle L.: Forensics members: Row 1: J. Nolan. L. Bohonek. E. Williams. J. Thompson. D. Modjeski. Row 2: L. Stuckey. L. Linder. M. Hauer. K. Check. M. Modjeski. D. Boland. Row 3: D. Check. M. Mczera. S. Wolf, S. Buening. M. Oillitzer. R. Patzner. Middle R.: Martha Mezera tells a story. Bottom L.: This year's advisors were Mrs. Steiber. Miss Hoffman, and Mrs. George. Bottom R.: Sub-district winners were Lisa Linder. Jackie Nolan and Linda Stuckey. Forensics - 35 1978-79 Letter Winners Top R.: The 1978 79 ACADEMIC LETTER WINNERS are: Row 1: L. Linder. J. Thompson. M. Mezera. Row 2: B. Achenbach. T. Sawvell. J. Duve. L. Stuckey. Row 3: S. Vuillemot. T. Sheckler. K. O'Brien. M. Hauer. Row 4: N. Boldt. P. Valley. D. Schauf. Row 5: J. Panka. C. Shedivy. Row 6: D. Kelly. E. Williams. D. Kieser. D. Novey. Middle: GIRL LETTER WINNERS for 1978-79 are Row 1: A. Skemp. L. David. J. Duve. N. Boldt. D. Schauf. B. Bebow. T. Sawvell. K. O'Brien. C. Pedretti. Row 2: C. Vuillemot. S. Sheckler. L. Dickman. D. Gillitzer. M. Garrity. S. Vuillemot. T. Sheckler. P. Yeomans. D. Peper. Row 3: M. Elvert. N. Stoehr. B. Nicholson. M. Gokey. K. Jerde. S. Duff. T. Rodenkirch. R. Zlabek. Row 4: D. Achenbach. D. White. J. Koresh. C. Shipley. B. Johnson. W. Goodman. D. Hutson. J. Kramer. Row 5: M. Campbell. J. Yeomans. D. Hubbard. S. Zable. J. Lorenz. J. LaPointe. D. Modjeski. A. Wisnefsky. Bottom: BOY LETTER WINNERS for the 1978-79 school year are Row 1: S. Kelly. M. Hedeman. B. Sheckler. D. Kelly. P. Valley. J. Lenzendorf. B. Osterhaus. B. Reilly, B. Wachter. Row 2: C. Shedivy. B. White. T. Herried. D. Check. J. Bebow. M. O'Brien. R. Jelinek. M. Adamski. J. White. Row 3: M. Gokey. E. Skemp. S. Feye. K. Gilkes, J. Welsch. B. Konichek. M. Gillitzer. D. Kieser. N. Nicholson. Row 4: B. Hutchins. B. White. J. Ariss. J. Nack. J. Johnson. P. Hoffland. S. Lorenz. R. Goodman. R. Fischer. S. Henry. P. Mezera. Row 5: J. Panka. D. Root. B. Fischer. B. Hemmer. J. Hamann. B. Lessard. S. Long. G. Sawa. D. Novey. B. Adamany. New N.H.S. Members Top L.: Present National Honor Society members wait to receive the new members. Top R.: The new members are inducted into the National Honor Society. Middle L.: Miss Stemper. head of the Society, explains what being a member of N.H.S. is all about. Middle: Principal John McCoy congratulates the new members. Middle R.: Carmen Koenig cuts the cake for the reception. Bottom: New National Honor Society members are Row 1: R. Fischer. M. O'Brien. E. Williams. J. Bebow. D. Kelly, and J. Panka. Row 2: K. Geisler. M. Hauer. M. Garrity. M. Gokey. E. Gavin, and P. Drysdale. Row 3: Miss Mary Ann Stemper, J. Thompson. C. Walz. H. Ore. L. Linder. L. Stuckey, and M. Mezera. Missing is J. Huebsch. This year’s top honor students are Eileen Gavin and Chris Walz. Nat. Honor - 37 U. N. is Tops This year's conference had 60 delegations. Both of our delegations. United States and Kuwait, were in the top ten. Top L.: Kim White sports a smile while Margaret Hauer shows her new Easter egg lipstick on the way to conference. Top Middle. Rhonda Zlabek hangs on to valuable documents. Top R.: Russ Steiner is awed with Arab blocking the last vote. Middle L.: Eric Williams and Margaret Hauer review the latest Soviet proposal. Bottom L.: Betty Johnson and Debbie Wagner smile for the United States. Bottom R.: Row 1: S. Vuillemot. K. White. D. Wagner. J. Helgerson. Row 2: M. Hauer, B. Johnson, R. Zlabek. Row 3: Advisor Mr. Jacoby. R. Steiner. E. Williams. M. Garrity. Missing are D. Key and M. Fulcher. (This year’s U.N. members.) KIJWAI Quiz Kids “Almost Had It All” Walz Leads Team to Quarter-Finals Top L.: Mr. Walz. advisor, led his team to the quarter-finals. Top R.: This year's quiz kids are Row 1: Mike Gillitzer. Dan Key. Greg Sawa. Row 2: Steve Nagel. Mark Steele, Eric Williams. Bottom L.: Prairie made it to the quarter-finals by beating Cochrane-Fountain City 280-125. Hillsboro 320-80, Taylor 215-60. but was beat out at the quarter-finals by Weston 185-240. Bottom R.: Quiz kids and advisor are shown with Mr. Rasmussen and the scholarships won by the team from Viterbo College Opposite Page Top L.: Bonnie Achenbach smiles while wondering who's playing footsie with her under the table. Top R.: Jenny Brown. Kathy Campbell, and Theresa Boylen spend most of their time dreaming of who they are going to hustle Friday night. Middle: Student Council members: Row 1: B. Achenbach. T. Sheckler. T. Rodenkirch. J. Brown. J. Lorenz. L. Voth. Row 2: D. Kieser. B. Kelly. T. Boylen, T. Sawvell. M. Modjeski. K. Campbell. P. Schauf. L. David. L. Dickman. T. Garrity. Row 3: J. Lenzendorf. R. Stovey. K. Gilkes. B. White. T. Herried. J. Steiner. T. LaBonne, T. Oehler, J. Nack. Bottom L.: Sophomore Class officers: Tom Oehler. Shellie Sheckler. Scott Lorenz; Freshman Class officers: Jenny Brown. Jay Bebow. Mike Rytilahti. Standing are the Senior Class officers: Tina Sawvell. Mitch Cipra. Julie Helgerson; Junior Class officers: Dave Keiser, Kim White. Debbie Wagner. Bottom R.: An interesting point is brought up at the far end of the table, and the heads of Julie Lorenz, Tina Rodnekirch, and Tammie Sheckler turn to listen. Top L.: Mr. Tippery wonders how he got stuck with the job helping the Student Council. Top R.: Mrs. Soghanalian visited the Student Council to ask for volunteers to work at the spring Arts and Crafts show. Middle L.: With pencils ready, the following members of the Student Council are waiting to mark their ballots: Jeff Lenzendorf. Todd LaBonne. and Lisa David, while Tammy Tippery adds the totals, and Bill Fischer keeps his appointed eye on his crew. Middle R.: As Bill Fischer comes late to a meeting, he finds his council busily spreading the day’s gossip. Bottom L.: Pictured here are President Bill Fischer. Vice-President Rhona Zlabek. Secretary Tammy Tippery. and School Board Representative Eric Williams. Student Council - 41 Congratulations Prairie du Chien Graduates FEEDS Robert George. Sales Representative Patch Grove Phone: 994-2398 MICHAEL J. McKEEVER, D.D.S., S.C. METRO THEATRE OPTOMETRIST W.C. TAYLOR MR. MRS. FRED HUEBSCH Blue Heaven Sunset Inn Paramount Photos Halpin Tire Service Coast To Coast Store Kickapoo Antennavision Inc. Spurgeons Department Store and Beauty Salon SUPPER CLUB FOR THE FINEST IN FOOD - BEVERAGE -HOSPITALITY Specializing in Char Broiled Steaks Children's Menu-Come As You Are Downtown Prairie du Chien 106 S. Beaumont Rd. - (608) 326-2514 You Have A Way With You You have a certain way with you That’s something very rare It makes you what you’ve learned to be A friend beyond compare . . . For other friends may mean a lot But none of them could be The one and only ‘’Special” friend You’ll always be to me! Doris Faulhaber Student Life - 45 Be A Friend Oh, you’ll not be any poorer if you smile along the way, And your lot will not be harder for the kindly things you say. Don’t imagine you are wasting time for others that you spend; You can rise to wealth and glory and still pause to be a friend. Author Unknown Student Life - 47 A Friend A friend is one who shares with me The bright sun or the gloom. A friend is one with love to spare Because the heart has room. A friend will share a silver thought. Discuss a golden dream. Or hold my hand and understand The silences between. A friend is one who knows my joy. My sorrow and its tears. Someone who cares — my whole world shares — Throughout our sad-sweet years. A friend is one whose faith, like yours. In me will never end. And so today I proudly say, “I’m glad to know you, friend!” June Masters Bacher 48 Student Life Student Life - 49 I’m Grateful You Are My Friend My heart is warm just knowing That somehow you're always here; My heart glows with friendly thoughts; It senses you are near. For memories are magnetized To bring you back to me And we can walk and talk again The way we used to be. Oh, how our hearts need memories Of friends to store and share; I'm grateful that you are my friend, Twas you who put them there. June Masters Bacher 50 - Student Life Student Life - 51 A friend is like a mighty oak When all its leaves are gone; A friend is like a single note When other birds have flown. A friend is like an evening song Heard in the twilight hush; A friend is one who says, “I’ve time,” When others have to rush. June Masters Bacher 52 LET’S ALWAYS BE FRIENDS Let’s be friends down all the years. Let’s take what life may hold And share each other’s joys and cares As days ahead unfold . . . We’ll never feel that we’re alone No matter where we go And with each year that passes by We’ll see our friendship grow! Doris Faulhaber Student Life - 55 56 To Be a Friend You need not grant a great request . . . Or be prepared to lend ... In order to convince someone . . . You want to be a friend . . . You need not send a present or . . . Provide a share of fun . . . Or exercise your influence ... To get a favor done . . . But you will be successful if . . . You merely do your part . . . With friendly smiles and gentle words . . . To warm a lonely heart ... A bright and gay good-morning and . . . A comforting good-night . . . And just a little sympathy . . . When things are not all right ... An understanding nature and . . . The hand that you extend . . . Are all you ever need to show . . . You want to be a friend. JAMES J. METCALFE 57 McClure's Tavern i 4 u. Broiled Hamburger • Delicious Hot Beef Sandwiches • Steak Sandwich EDWARDS Plumbing, Heating Appliance CENTER 1200 South Marquette Rd. Prairie du Chien, Wi. Pizza Home Of The • Frosty Mugs On The Water Front Prairie du Chien, Wis. Gordie and Rosie Bowar 136 N. Water Street FRANK’S MARKET Custom Meat Cutting Full Line of Meats and Groceries Frank Jetta Mezera Eastman, Wi. COMPLIMENTS of ’AMERICAN FAMILY BOB’S AUTO HOME HEALTH LIFE ® BAR A IVAN HOFFLAND 121 North Michigan Prairie du Chien, Wis. PANICA’S Family Footwear Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin Phone: 326-6515 Top L.: Mr. Hamann helps Doug Dickman draw up the plans for his condominium. Middle: L.: Angie Pitzer says. Walk tall and carry a big stick! ' Top R.: Ken Copsey experiments with the lathe machine. Middle: Judd Hill is busy sanding his wood block. Bottom R.: Mr. Oarside gives some last minute instructions to Jana Koresh. 60 - Industrial Arts Working Industriously! Top L.: A group of Driver's Ed. students listen attentively in class Top R : Mr. Howard and Donna Stovey demonstrate how to bandage a broken arm during Health class. Middle L.: Mark Kozelka gives a look of great enthusiasm he experiences in class. Middle R.: The boys are busy finishing up the work sheets Bottom Mr Howard. Driver's Ed. instructor, leaves again on another mission with student driver Jayne Walker at the wheel! Drivers Ed - 61 Home Ec. - Learning for Living Top R.: Mrs. Becker explains directions for sewing to Lori Duff. Top L.: Judy Bebow. R.N.. demonstrates a fetal monitor to a group of Child Development students. Middle R.: John Cejka and Tim Birrenbach participate in a simulation game during Consumer Economics. Middle L.: Rose Check and Brenda Check learn the proper way to care for children in Child Development class. Bottom R.: Lisa Linder jots down important notes in Family Living class. Bottom L.: Ruth Sutton and Dawn Hubbard get to eat their work of art in Cooking class. 62 • Home Ec. Learning: by Doing “The art of living does not consist in preserving and clinging to a particular mood of happiness, but in allowing happiness to change its form without being disappointed by the change: for happiness, like a child, must be allowed to grow up.” Charles Langbridge Morgan Top L.: Randy Gratz says, Not now, it’s been a long day.” Top R.: Steve George is busy doing his math. Middle L.: Miss Hoffman and Keith Reichart pose for the camera. Middle C.: Candy says, Cheese.” Middle R.: Marlene takes time out to relax. Bottom L.: Smile you’re on Candid Camera. Bottom R.: Lori Duff practices dictionary skills. Gen. Ed. - 63 “Freshman English is interesting because of the enthusiasm of the students and the subject matter. Students ‘turn on to Shakespeare and find that grammar is not such a ‘drag’. This year’s freshmen were very unique with their excellence in class discussion and creativeness.’ Top L.: Mrs. George gives instructions to Kathy Campbell. Top R.: A group of Mrs. George’s freshman English students work on their Library Skills Unit. Middle L.: Jackie Pierson tries frantically to answer one of Mr. Brunje's questions. Middle R.: Tom Stram tries to get some help from Mr. Brunje. who is busy smiling for the camera. Bottom L.: Terri Tippery and Brenda Cipra use the card catalogue for reference. Bottom R.: Diane Boldt quietly leafs through her English worksheets. Frosh learn fundamentals 64 - Freshman English Top L.: Karen Moris turns quickly as she eyes the camera. Top R.: Sophomore students work quietly on a big assignment. Middle R.: The sophomore guys try to concentrate, but find English amusing. Middle L.: Allen Schlaugat gives one of his facial expressions. Bottom L.: Todd Yager portrays Mr. Nielsen. Bottom Middle: Mr. Nielsen gives a cool look on his way to teach his class. Bottom R.: Mrs. Yeomans enthusiastically faces her day. Sophomores Learn 1 Grammar Top L.: Gale Walters and Glen LaFond take notes from their favorite short stories. Top R.: A group of Miss Stemper’s students study their words for the vocabulary test. Middle L.: Mike Roach. Brenda Jones. Carla Haines, and Shiela Martin take a moment off from their tedious schedules. Middle R.: Miss Stemper shows one of her better poses. Bottom R.: The one and only “Mr. ‘Fox' Nielsen! Bottom L.: Theresa Cooley puts up her 'roots' on the bulletin board. Opposite Page Top L.: Valerie Wachuta and Mary Polodna diligently work on their speeches. Top R.: Bill Fischer, among a group of Business English students, sucks on his pen for another supply of ink. Middle L.: Ed Wachuta poses. Bob Osterhaus dreams, and Tammy Tippery sees Humanities at a different angle. Middle R.: Mr. Walz shows advanced stages of boredom in his class. Bottom L.: Camille Shipley stretches her imagination as she tries to write a sentence. Bottom R.: Randy Stark pays attention in Creative Writing while Dan Key lets his mind rove to the gas chamber of Germany. The Juniors “Niel” to pray and “Stomp” 66 - Junior English Learning “Roman Style” Top R.: Mr. Frommelt eavesdrops on Terry Sheckler and Terry Slama who take a break from their Latin studies to tell a joke! Middle L.: A group of Latin students study very hard for tomorrow's test. Middle R.: Sue Lathrop, Camille Vuillemot, and Shellie Sheckler are busy reading about Cupid and Psyche! Top L.: David MacDougal is more interested in discussing his exciting weekend rather than doing his Latin assignment. Bottom R.: David Glawe looks up his Latin terms while Lewis Harris thinks up his own Latin terminology! Bottom L.: Mr. Frommelt helps some students on the is. ea. id series. “Fue un Buen Ano” Top L.: Wendy points toward a funny picture. Top R.: Blowing bubbles is a no, no. Middle L.: Lori Kennebeck and Key Coorough are very busy doing last night's homework. Middle R.: Mr. Campbell tells Carol to get your head in the ballgame. Bottom L.: Sue Hiebing looks as if she forgot to study last night. Bottom R.: Diane Boldt contemplates a new Spanish word! 'It's How We Cook’Em That Counts! hamburgers HARDEE’S 944 South Marquette Rd. Prairie du Chien Getting into college is one thing. Having the money to stay there is another. It's up to you to make sure money won’t stand between your child and a college education. Start planning today, with a protection program from The Equitable. Even if you should die, your life insurance policy will assure that money will be available to help towards paying the increasing cost of books, tuition, living expenses. Call your Equitable Agent, today, and find out how you can help ensure your child a college education, tomorrow. Matt Schauf, Master Agent 955 South Sixth Street Prairie du Chien, Wi. 608-326-4156 Harry Lochner Box 72 Prairie du Chien, Wi. 608-326-6232 Equitable The Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States, N.Y., N.Y. Ads - 70 MERV KNAPP — Owner Merv’s Floor Center - WALL PAPER FLOOR COVERINGS - DRAPFRIES 110 West Blackhawk Avenue - Prairie du Chien, Wis. 53821 Phone: 608 326-8663 CLUB 1 LOUNGE Short Orders Catfish Every Friday Night HAIR VILLA H ■ Unisex Hairstyling S E For Men S Ms. Ken and Ellen Walters Proprietors Ph. t608) 326-8203 Appointment preferred 1834 S. Marquette Road Prairie du Chien. Wis. 53821 Hair Has No Sex” Compliments of STANDORF Holiday Station Store 109 East Blackhawk Ave. Prairie du Chien, Wis. BOX 216 Qua tily Be eueracfci DISTRIBUTORS • SCMLIT2 • OLD MILWAUKEE • PABST BLUE RIBBON • RED-WHITE-BLUE • • OLYMPIA • HAMMS • HEINEKEN • ANOEKER • PRAIRIE DU CHIEN. Wl 53821 PHONE: (608)326-645 1 71 - Ads Aggies Plow Ahead; Weld A Better World Top L.: Kevin Tesar. Gerald Gillitzer. Tim Steger, and Dale Sprosty fix an axle on the tractor. Top R.: Mr. Ralph lectures. Middle L.: Ed Wachuta and Bill Wachter examine parts of a motor. Middle R.: Dale Slama and Melita Laufenberg take Ag seriously. Bottom L.: Chuck DuCharme and Dan Dickman work hard in the shop. Bottom R.: Bob Mayer disects a motor. Opposite Page Top L.: Greg Sprosty, Bernard Hurda, John Worrell. Dave Shihata, Ed Skemp, and Tina Sawvell display plants grown in horticulture. Top R.: Dave Koonco says, “It's a lot better than it looks. Middle L.: Bill Nicholson peeks up from his work. Middle R.: Tim Steger admires his project. Bottom L.: Mr. Ralph explains asexual reproduction. Bottom R.: Interested and enthused, the students listen attentively. 72 - Ag Top L.: What’s In your book. Scott? Top R.: Jay Bebow and Mike Adamski think it’s pretty funny. Middle L.: Mrs. Papez displays an eager attitude to teach. Middle R.: Robin Radloff cackles at Mr. Gilbertson's sense of humor. Bottom L.: Judy Speth shows the right way to do it. Bottom R.: Mr. Kasey is astonished by the “watermelon” joke. 74 - Math Top R.: Smile a little smile for me. Mr. G. Top C.: Valerie Wachuta shows her impression of Jaws 3. Top R.: John Worrell takes a quick minute off. Middle L.: Many students show their enthusiasm. Middle R.: Steve DuCharme daydreams into the future. Bottom: Mike Gillitzer finds it hard to believe that he’s wrong. Math is No Problem Math - 75 Color My World! Top L.: Pete Kennebeck demonstrates a technique he would like to use in taking care of some teachers who gave him bad grades! Top R.: Mr. Porvaznik displays some of the art objects created by his students. Bottom L.: Lowell Kapinus works on a charcoal sketching. Middle R.: Lisa Hedeman paints her mural and Dave Koonce is preparing his painting. Bottom R.: Karen Moris oil paints some abstract form of mountains. 76 - Art Top L.: Mr. Porvaznik shows Brian Bushnell the correct way for a three-dimensional drawing to be made while Garo Soghanalian, Brian Check, and Gary Haefer are getting started. Middle L.: Todd LaBonne shapes and molds his clay into a beautiful looking pot. Top R.: Dave Kieser has his mind on another form of art, the female form! Bottom L.: Melita Laufenberg creates a masterpiece. Bottom R.: Randy Stark takes time out from his painting to pose for a picture. Science keeps us in motion! Top R.: Dan Carroll waits patiently. for his dihydrogen oxide to boil. Middle: Steve Nagel and Mark Steiner prepare for a Physics experiment. Middle R.: Allen Schlaugat looks deeply into the glass beaker and foresees his future. Middle L.: Chris Weber tells Mitch Cipra. “This is definitely a rare species of the lepidoptera bug! Bottom R.: Mr. Rheinek prepares for a unit in bacteriology. Top L.: Mr. Reuter conducts an experiment in one of his General Science classes while Bill Egstad discusses the results. Bottom L.: Mr. Oehler helps Gina Haefor interpret the investigation. Opposite Page Top R.: Denise Schauf eyeballs a speciman while Shelley Vuillemot and Carmen Koenig prepare another. Middle R.: Toots Miller mixes up a potent concoction while Sue Wolf and Gina Haefer nervously look on. Bottom R.: Jeff Bebow waits in line to weigh his chemicals. Bottom R. Corner: Scott Pelock spies two organisms, and his partner Gary Kozelka is anxious to see! Top L.: David Panka is amused in General Science. Middle L.: Carmen Koenig is caught off-guard by the camera. Bottom L.: Michelle Gokey daydreams in Chemistry class. Science - 79 23333 326-2612 971 S. Beaumont Rd., Prairie du Chien, Wis. 100 West Blackhawk Ave. Prairie Du Chien's Complete Drugstore Health and Beauty Aids Cosmetics Records Tapes Complete Home Beverage Department KOZCEQ KsA ’ S mcEQQS UKEJIR The Fashion Store EDDIES INN Stop in for Great ... Hamburgers! For Young Men Formal Wear Rentals A Drinking Establishment for River People 216 Main Street; McGregor, la. Compliments of Tiller’s Furniture Plaza HSR BLOCK THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE 318 E. Blackhawk Ave. Prairie du Chien. Wis. 53821 MACHINE h$. Telephone: (608) 326-2114 Congratulations Class Of ’79 COMPLIMENTS P. O. BOX 278 OF PELOCK PRAIRIE DU CHIEN. WIS. 53821 LAKE-THORNBURG CONSTRUCTION CO. compliments of 1 JIM’S BAR BTflftri 5 Home of the Hawk Fans ’Old New’ SPORT 201 E. Blackhawk Avenue and LIQUOR SHOP Prairie du Chien, Wis. Ads - 81 Opposite Page Top R.: Becky Schissel reads all about History while Beth Steele daydreams. Middle: Mr. Jacoby looks to see who the masked photographer is at his door. Top L.: Mr. Riebe points out the facts in Economics class. Bottom L.: It's serious business in Junior Quiz Session. Bottom R.: Mrs. Steiber has Allen Schlaugat laughing up a storm. Top L.: Heidi Hoffland and Steve McGrath pretend to be reading while Judi Henry and Don Jelinek smile for the camera. Middle L.: It's test time in Sophomore Lecture. Middle R.: Rick Smith and Paul Greenwald are busy finishing their worksheets. Top R.: Mr. Quamme takes a minute to catch his breath! Bottom: Students listen carefully in World Geography. History 83 “You Better Shape Up” Opposite Page Top L.: Shelly Kaber goes “flying through the air with the greatest of ease. Top R.: The junior girls play broom hockey on the ice. Middle L.: Rita Howe takes note of how Karen Oeisler gives her famous backhand, forehand, under and overhand net swing! Middle R.: Mary Fishier tries to bump the ball out of the gym in the wrong direction. Bottom L.: Bob Novak struggles over the parrallel bars. Bottom R.: Rhonda Zableck and Kelly Goodman prepare for a good long hour workout. Top L.: Gary Haefer and Larry Meyers get ready for the “big spike. Top R.: Miss Mullarkey is this year's girls' phy-ed teacher. Bottom L.: Allen Schlaugat and Brian Check keep their eagle eyes on the ball. Bottom R.: Mr. Bebow. the morning after” one of his many wins. 84 Phy. Ed. jjj space; fff space Top L.: Steve Yanna shows interest in his work while Brent Hutchins stares across the room. Top R.: Wendy Munson beautifies herself while Karen Geisler thinks of the coming weekend. Bottom L.: Diane Duerst files a few cards in Office Practice. Bottom M.: Debbie Boland prepares to take a three-minute timed writing. Bottom R.: Mr. Craze is just beginning to come out of a daze from last weekend. OPPOSITE PAGE Top L.: Dede George thanks the Almighty because only her batteries have cancer, not her memory bank. Now she won’t flag the test tomorrow. Top R.: After learning how to spell “kat”, Toots Miller decides to get double spaced instead of just single spaced. Middle L.: Mr. Olson examines some of Julie Mikkelson’s work. He states, “You’re making fine progress.” Middle R.: Mrs. Johnson tells Brad White he has his “figures” in the wrong column. He admits he’s in the wrong row, but makes a good pose. Bottom L.: Ed Skemp tries to hide from the lens of the roving photographer, but naturally fails. Tim Delury, never knowing what's going on, just keeps on truckin’. Bottom R.: While Gina Haefer gives a pose for the post office, Bill Konichek works harder than ever to get his assignment done. Bus. Ed. - 87 Staff Spreads Knowledge Throughout the School Top: (1. — r.) Mrs. Fischler. teacher of the emotionally disturbed and Miss Stack, teacher of learning disabilities. Middle L.: This year's office girls are T. Rodenkirch, J. Schissel (sitting): C. Kahler (on phone); S. Thiede. L. DuCharme. T. Herrman. R. Check (standing). Missing is Sue Hiebing. Middle: Mrs. Konichek. one of the high school secretaries, takes time out of her busy schedule to pose for a picture. Middle R.: Mr. Mulrooney, Superintendent of Schools, smiles for the camera. Bottom L.: Mrs. Ob-mascher (left) is this year's Board Clerk and Bookkeeper and Mrs. DuCharme is Financial Secretary. Bottom R.: School Board members from left to right: Jim White. Janet Finn. Mary Ann Oarrity. Don Knapp. Marlene Achenbach and missing Eric Williams. School Board Representative. Opposite Page Top L.: Mrs. Wolf-gram. another Prairie High School secretary, is always busy. Top R.: Mr. McCoy. High School Principal, reads some of his important letters. Middle L.: Mrs. Hinkel is our Financial Secretary. Middle R.: Sheila Lubbers is A.V. Librarian and office help. Bottom: Mr. Tippery. High School Assistant Principal and Athletic Director. 88 - Staff .1 Those Who Give a Helping- Hand Top L.: Arlene Trautsch prepares some hamburgers for the Prairie High School lunch program. Top R.: The school bus drivers from left to right: Bud Walker. Wayne Hackett. Bob Check. Roger Martin. Allan Check. Dorthia Koenig, and Duane Kramer. Middle: They are forever picking up after us and keeping our school spotless! The Prairie High School janitors from left to right: Jerry Tippery. Jerome Jackson. Ernest Schadc. Keith Beatty, and Jeff Lessard. Bottom R.: Marge Konicheck takes time from her daily duty of washing dishes to give a big smile for the camera. Bottom L.: Rita Kazda is also one of the cooks who spends many hours fixing lunch for the high school students. 90 Staff “The Guiding Light” Top L.: Tho army recruiter says. “Uncle Sam wants you! Top R.: The guidance girls are as follows: Row 1: M. Mezera. M. Gokey, R. Kahler. Row 2: B. Jones. C. Haines. S. Martin. Middle L.: Martha Mezera is busy at work for Mr. Rasmussen. Middle R.: Harold Rasmussen, the guidance director at Prairie High, helps the students prepare for college. Bottom: Ron Mezera is excited about talking to Mr. Rasmussen. Guidance - 91 Top L.: Tina Rodcnkirch is dreaming up a good story for the PRAIRIE DOG TALES. Top R.: Members of the newspaper staff display the Blackhawk folders they sold. Middle L.: Mo Garrity says. “I wish this dumb machine could run as good as I can!” Middle R.: The PRAIRIE DOG TALES staff are: Row 1: T. Rodenkirch. M. Garrity. E. Williams. Editor L. DuCharme. Row 2: B. Johnson. S. Nolan. R. Zlaback. M. Hauer, advisor Miss Hoffman. G. Shade, and D. Kieser. Bottom R.: Editor Lynn DuCharme and Tina Rodenkirch proofread the paper. 92 - Newspaper Staff Left: Bruce White tries to concentrate but finds it difficult with Nancy Boldt sitting next to him. Top Middle: Chris Weber laughs as she gets high off the rubber cement. Top R.: Co-editor Bonnie Achenbach isn’t amused by Chris Weber's childish antics! Top L.: Jean Duve. one of the Business Managers, prepares an ad for the yearbook. Middle: Co-editor Jane Huebsch assists Ron Mezera in planning the Special Events section of the yearbook. Bottom L.: Mrs. George explains the proper techniques in planning a layout for the yearbook. Bottom R.: Peggy Lechnir examines some porno flicks! CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS HORSFALL LUMBER INC. 119 N. Marquette Rd. Prairie du Chien. Wisconsin Dealer In All Materials All Kinds And Types Of Construction With Our Own Crew PHONE 326-8426 CHES PATS TONY’S PINE GRILL TREE INN § Drinking, Dining, LIQUOR S Dancing STORE Bridgeport. Wis. Phone 326-8855 South Marquette Rd. Phone 326-6722 Good Luck Seniors SHOE REPAIR MILTON J. STEINBERG, PROP. 927 S. Main St., or S. First St. Prairie du Chien, Wis. i j block N. of Spit 6 Whistle Tavern THE CUT _ CURL 'IfSk Featuring the New Jack Finisher Latest Sewing Machine. Quality Is Our Motto Complete Shoe Rebuilding. Sewing and Service. Phone 326 8035 132 N. Michigan Prairie du Chien. Wisconsin Phone. 326 8013 FRESHMAN HOMEROOM 1 Row 1: L. Bohonek. D. Boldt. C. Chabela. B. Cipra. C. Campbell. K. Coorough, J. Brown. M. Beowar. Row 2: A. Burlingame. C. Benish. K. Check. C. Boldt, D. Barr. J. Check. M. Bailey. J. Bebow. Row 3: M. Ames. T. Bruckner. J. Bauer. R. Bunders. T. Coorough. D. Carroll. R. Ambrose. P. Conley. J. Boxrucker. 96 - Underclassmen Frosh LOOK ahead FRESHMAN HOMEROOM 2 Row 1: V. Halverson. C. Kramer. M. Fischer. M. Oillitzer. K. Dogenhardt, T. Feye. Row 2: J. Fischer. M. De Ranitz. K. Goodman. R. David. P. Hatpin. M. DuCharme. M. Esser. K. Draka. Row 3: M. Delury. D. Ellis. R. Fernette. J. DeMuth. G. Hamann, J. Fritsche. B. Egstad. T. Garrity. D. Hanson. Row 4: D. Dobner. E. Ellis. K. Gilkes. D. Dickman, B. Dillman, J. First. L. Hare. C. Feran. Underclassmen - 97 FRESHMAN HOMEROOM 3 Row 1: A. Kuhn. R. Jaynes. J. Horstman. R. Kalish. E. Korback. W. Hebei. T. Hogan. Row 2: B. Kelly. T. Kueker. L. Kennebeck. B. Jung. D. Lessard. A. Hiebing. J. Henry. D. Jones. H. Hoffland, D. Konichek. Row 3: D. Konichek. R. Lathrop. A. Klema. R. Lenzendorf. L. Heal. K. Hollenberger. C. Konichek. D. Jelinek. M. Kozelka. J. Jones. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: J. Brown. Pres.; M. Rytilahti. Sec.-Treas.; J. Bebow. V -Pres. 98 - Underclassmen FRESHMAN HOMEROOM 4 Row 1: G. Olsen. J. Lochner. K. O'Brien. J. Lochner. S. Mara. B. Me Pherson. R. Polodna. Row 2: P Powers. L. Mainor. M. Prochaska, J. Nash. W. Mezera. M. Modjeski. W. Mezera. Row 3: D. Mac Dougal, T. Lorenz. B. Nicholson. C. McCluskcy. J. Pierson. B. Martin. P. Mezera. R. Patzner. Row 4: R. Moret. M. Mezera. R. Paulson. B. Panka, S. McGrath. D. Panka. T. Looney. FRESHMAN HOMEROOM 5 Row 1: C. Thomas. C. Root. B. Steele. L. Yager. R. Radloff. P. Schauf. C. Stochr. K. Zinkle. Row 2: B. Tesar. D Steger. L. Wachuta. B. Welter. A. Skemp. T. Tippery. R. Schissel. A. Weber. J. Todd. Row 3: M. Siegenthaler. B. Toberman. T. Stram. D. Rickleff. B. Smrcina. M. Rytilahti. B. Toberman. D. Rink, J. Welsch. P. Rybarczyk. W Waite. Underclassmen 99 SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 1 Row 1: M. Campbell. T. Boylen, D. Byers. A. Caya. J. Cooley. D. Collins. D. Amdahl. K. Adney. K. Cooley. D. Balk. M. Ames. D. Boland. Row 2: M. Bccwar. T. Buffington. J. Colson. K. Boland. B Bushnell. B. Check. S. Carroll. B. Adamany. Row 3: B. Cipra. W. Buening. L. Colsch. J. Coorough. L. Bonney. B. Benish. R. Check. K. Copsey. SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 2 Row 1: S. Hansel. K. Geisler. R. Howe. D Hessel. L. Day. G. Haefer. B. Gillitzer. M. Elvert. K. Heiring. L. Dickman Row 2: T. Herrman. C. Forst. S. Foley. T. Frazier. T. Hendrix. K. Gilkes. D. Gillitzer. L. Granzow. J. Huebsch. D. Hubbard. M Fernette Row 3: N. Hasselquist. L. Harris. L. Haines. B. Graul. D. Glawe. J. Huza. S. 100 - Underclassmen DuCharme. D. Fernette. R. Garcia. B. Halverson. J. Hill. K. Drysdale SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 3 Row 1: L. Kennebeck. L. Lenzendorf. C. Kahler. Row 2: T. Kramer. S. Kaber. K. Konichek. J. LaBonne. A. Linder. M. Klema. B. Ludvik. S. Kramer. Row 3: M. Kozelka. S. Lorenz. M. Lechnir. P. Konichek. B. Keister. D. Koenig. T. Long. Row 4: T. LaBonne. T. Igou. S. Kleven. G. Kozelka. R. Ludvik. B. Knutson. S. Loetz. L. Kapinus. J. Kellogg. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: S. Sheckler. V.-Pres.: S. Lorenz. Sec.-Treas.; T. Oehler. Pres. Sophomores go through a change in Underclassmen - 101 SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 4 Row 1: M. Novey. V. Papcz. W. Munson. D. O'Connell. K. Ore. R. Patzner. Row 2: J. Nack. T. McPhee. D. Osterhaus. J. Mczera. A. Otteson. K. Moris. J. Nolan. L. Mikkelson. L. Noggle. G. Mara. Row 3: R. Mezera. T. Oehler. G. Panka. M. Panka, M. Mara. G. Olson. K. Madison. B. Novak. N. Nicholson. D. Marx. Row 4: C. Mara. B. Nicholson. D. Novey. L. Myers. A. Mayer. 102 - Underclassmen SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 5 Row 1: J. Sehissel. N. Stoehr. M. Slama. T. Penfield. R. Picha. A. Schlaugat. M. Polodna. Row 2: R. Prew. S. Pellock. T. Slama. R. Stark. S. Scheckler. S. Smith. J. Steiner. T. Sheckler. Row 3: S. Stenner. S. Steiner. C. Prochaska. J. Polodna. A. Skemp. R. Sutton. J. Shedivy. S. Sheckler. D. Stovey. SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 6 Row 1: S. Thiede. J. Walters. S. Thomas. D. White. Row 2: B. Tiehenor. T. Yager. D. Wachter. F Tippery. T. Wachuta. M. Tesar. J. Walker. Row 3: M. Wolford. R. Troester. J. Wood. D. Yager. J. White. N. Webster. J. Worrell. L Voth, L. Wiemerslage. Row 4: C. Vuillemot. C. White. Underclassmen - 103 Juniors Review.......... JUNIOR HOMEROOM 1 Row 1: T. Cooley. M. Fishier. S. Filers. C. Fernette. J. Bailey. S. Duff. K Deluhery. L. David. D. Achcnbach. L. DuCharme Row 2: K. Bunts. R. Amdahl. T Birrenbaeh. J Ariss. C Ahrens. R. Boldt. K. David. R. Barrette. E. Bowar. S. Feyc. Row 3: R. Berns. J. Bebow. D. Cheek. S. Burning. L. Cheek. P Beewar. T Delury. R. Fischer. K. Finney. 104 Underclassmen JUNIOR HOMEROOM 2 Row 1: E. Gavin. K. Geisler. M. Hauer, B. Hessel. L. Duff. Row 2: C. Haines. L. Horkheimer. W. Goodman. D. Hutson. L. Hedeman, C. Rohn, L. Godden. S. Hiebing. Row 3: M. Gokcy. M. Gokey. R. Goodman. R. Gillitzer. K. Forst. L. Gokey. L. Frazier. M. Gillitzer. C. Gremore. Row 4: M. Fuller. S. Henry. G. Gillitzer. M. Fulcher. M. Hamann. P. Greenwald. P. Hoffland. K. Gilkes. B. Hutchins. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: D. Wagner. Sec -Treas.: D. Kieser. Pres.: K. White. V.-Pres. JUNIOR HOMEROOM 3 Row 1: T. Kuchenbecker. G. La Fond. R. Konichek. L. Kapinus. P. Mezera. S. Irwin. R. Jung. L. Harville. J Johnson. D. Kieser. Row 2: B. Johnson. J. LaBonne. S. Lindroth. B. Jones. V. Mezera. C. Konichek. J. Mainor. M. Mezera. M. Klema. D. Modjeski. J. La Pointe. Row 3: S. Lenzendorf. K. Jerde. R. Kahlcr. D. Lessard. S. Lathrop. S. Martin. J. Mansfield. L. Linder. R. Lochner. J. Lorenz. JUNIOR HOMEROOM 4 Row 1: C. Pedretti. H. Ore. C. Nachreiner. R. Radloff. D. Siegele. G. Schade. J. Rutter. M. Prew, T. Rodenkirch. Row 2: T. Stevens. T. Steger, G. Steger. T. Steger. R. Steiner. M. Steele. D. Remaly. D. Polodna, E. Skemp. Row 3: J. Panka, D. Sprosty. D. Novey. R. Shulka. D. Rickleff. M. O'Brien. R. Sheckler. D. Root. J. Roach. M. Roach. R. Smith. R. Sprosty. 106 - Underclassmen JUNIOR HOMEROOM 5 Row 1: J. Yeomans. R. Zlabek, L. Stuckey. J. Thompson. D. Wagner. Row 2: M. Thiede. S. Wolf. S. Zable. G. Walters. D. Tesar. S. Stram. C. Suetmeyer. K. White. E. Williams. Row 3: R. Weeks. S. Yanna. S. George. M. Sunde, D. Stoehr. J. Welsch. C. Walz, M. Sunde. B. White. S. Yeomans. K. Tesar. LOOK; We’re having the 108 - Underclassmen TIME of our LIFE. UnderclMsmen ■ 109 PRAIRIE DU CRIEN ATHLETIC BOOSTER CLUE -H+l In 1978. the Prairie High Football team went farther than ever before. The Hawks were undefeated through ten games and lost their final game in the State championship. The season turned out to be one of the most successful seasons ever seen by a Blackhawk team. Seven players were named to the All-Conference team. They were Carl Shedivy. Rich Stovey, Bruce White. Bryan Sheckler. Bob Osterhaus. Paul Valley, and Bill Kozelka. Five players were given Honorable Mention. They were Bill Wachter. Dan Check. Ramie Haines, Mike Hedeman. and Ed Egstad. R.: Bryan Sheckler plows through the LaCrescent line. Opposite page Top L.: Coach Bebow accepts the State Runner-Up trophy. Bottom R.: Bill Kozelka breaks into the open in a conference battle. Bottom L.: Bruce White hauls in a Carl Shedivy pass. Team picture Row 1: M. Hedeman. B. White. J. Lenzendorf. D. Check. P. Valley. B. Sheckler. E. Egstad. C. Shedivy. B. Kozelka. Row 2: B. Wachter. R. Haines. R. Stovey. E. Wachuta. B. Nicholson. G. Tichenor. B. Fisher. J. Carroll. Row 3: D. Novey. B. White. S. Feye. S. Yeomans. J. Johnson. J. Bebow. Coach Paul Bebow. Row 4: K. Forst. R. Fischer. E. Skemp. J. Roach, J. Panka. B. Osterhaus. J. Cejka. Coach Nick Campbell. Row 5: K. Gilkes. S. Henry. P. Mezera. J. Welsch. T. Stevens. M. O'Brien. B. Hutchins, manager R. Jelinek. manager M. Sunde. 112 - Sports VARSITY FOOTBALL B 47 Cuba City 0 L 13 Lancaster 6 A 34 LaCrescent 7 C 20 Boscobel 6 K 19 River Valley 6 H 35 Riverdale 7 A 22 Viroqua 6 W 20 Fennimore 12 K 21 Richland Center 14 S 24 Evansville 7 14 STATE Plymouth 34 State Runner-Up! Sport - 113 OPPOSITE PAGE Bottom L.: Art Brunje was the Frosh football coach this year. Bottom M.: Steve Rondeau was the J. V. coach this year. Bottom R.: Paul Valley runs down a LaCrescent player. Top L.: Coach Campbell gives instructions. Bottom L.: Carl Shedivy eyes an open field. Top R.: Hawk’s Mike Hodeman. Jeff Lenzendorf. Randy Fischer, and Rich Stovey ‘ swarm” around a hornet ball carrier. Bottom R.: Scott Yeomans breaks through the River Valley defense for a big gain. FRESHMAN SCORES PDC Opponent 36 Richland Center 0 34 Lancaster 6 24 Viroqua 0 26 Seneca J.V. 0 18 Cassville J.V. 0 46 Bloomington J.V. J.V. SCORES 16 PDC Opponent 7 Wauzeka 6 47 Richland Center 0 37 Lancaster 0 47 Boscobel 0 13 River Valley 0 60 Seneca 0 41 Viroqua 12 42 Fennimore 12 J.V. TEAM PICTURE Row 1: D. Stoeffler. T. Igou. B. Adamany. R. Mezera. T. Yager. Row 2: B. Cipra. B. Nicholson. S. Lorenz. S. Sheckler. S. Smith. Coach Rondeau. Row 3: J. Kellogg. L. Bonney. J. Coorough. G. Kozelka. D. Koenig. J. Steiner. Row 4: T. LaBonne. S. Pellock. D. Fernette. T. McPhee. G. Panka. J. Nack. C. Mara. B. Bushneil. FROSH TEAM PICTURE Row 1: T. Garrity. D Carroll. M. Rytlahti. T. Coorough. B. McPhearson. E. Korback. J. Horstman. B. Toberman. Row 2: M. Ames. B. Smrcina. D. Dickman. D. MacDougal. B. Dillman. R. Jaynes. S. McGrath. E. Ellis. C. Feran. Row 3: Coach Brunje. J. Jones. T. Looney. M. Bailey. J. Bebow. R. Bunders. K. Gilkes. D. Panka. J. First. P. Mezera. manager. J.V.’s and Frosh End Season Undefeated Girls Get Fourth . . . GIRLS C.C. RESULTS USTFF 7th - C. Pedretti 9th - M. Garrity NORTH HIGH INVITATIONAL 1st • North High 2nd • PDC PDC - 24 Fennimore - 34 MT. HOREB INVITATIONAL 1st - PDC LUTHER COLLEGE ALL - AM. INVIT. 1st - Decorah 2nd - PDC PDC - 24 Wahlert - 14 LASER INVIT. - KETTLE MORRAINE 1st - Slinger 2nd - PDC PDC - 15 Richland Center - 47 PDC - 15 Logan - 40 HAWK INVIT. - WEST UNION 1st - Decorah 2nd - PDC PDC INVITATIONAL 1st - LaCrescent 2nd • West Union 3rd - PDC SWAL CONFERENCE 1st - PDC 2nd - Fennimore REGIONALS - DODGEVILLE 1st - PDC SECTIONALS 1st - Slinger 2nd - PDC STATE 4th - PDC On Fourth Trip! OPPOSITE PAGE Top L.: Three leading runners for the Girls C.C. team were Mary Elvert, Noreen Stoehr. and Carol Pedretti. Bottom L.: Michelle Gokey. Karen Coorough, Donna Gillitzer. Becky Nicholson, and Mary Gillitzer accept the first place trophy for the junior varsity at the PDC Invitational. Middle L.: Amy Skemp places sixteenth at the PDC Invitational. Bottom R.: Lisa David runs with determination. Top L.: Camille Shipley was a strong runner for the team this year. Top R.: Jim Walz was the Girls' C.C. coach. Middle: Donna Gillitzer. Camille Shipley. Becky Nicholson, Carol Pedretti, Michelle Gokey. Lisa David and Noreen Stoehr show the girls' great enthusiasm. Bottom L.: Donna Gillitzer placing fifth at the PDC Invitational. Row 1: Diane Toberman. Karon Coorough. Bocky Nicholson, Mary Gillitzer. Amy Skomp. Mo Garrity. Row 2: Carol Pedretti. Michelle Gokey. Mary Elvert. Lisa David. Noroen Stoehr. Camiilo Shipley. Donna Gillitzor. Coach Jim Walz. 8ports - 117 The girls’ volleyball team under head coach Barb Krieger ended their season with a 9-6 overall record and a 9-3 record in the SWAL conference, good for second place behind Richland Center. The team had a few disappointing defeats. They were beaten by Platteville in subregionals, but they gave them a tough match as they were defeated 9-15, 2-15. Senior Tammie Sheckler was named to the first team all-conference, and Nancy Boldt and Penny Yeomans, both seniors, were named to the second team all-conference. At the fall banquet, awards were also given. Junior, Tina Rodenkirch received the most improved player award. Nancy Boldt received the most dependable award, and Tammie Sheckler was chosen the most valuable player. The J.V. team under Ellen Otteson ended their season with a 9-5 overall record and a 8-4 record in the conference. Congratulations teams! GIRLS' VARSITY VOLLEYBALL vs Rd. W 16-14.15-8 H vs Bos. W 15-4,15-3,15-12 vs Vir. W 9-15.15-0.15-4 vs Fen. L 12-15. 7-15 A vs R.C. W 16-2,15-8.15-9 vs Sen. L 2-15,15-11,11-15 vs R.V. L 15-9, 15-1,12-15 W vs Rd. W 15-8,15-11 vs Bos. W 15-11.15-2,7-15 vs Vir. W 15-8, 15-2.11-15 K vs Fen. W 15-9,15-8.11-15 vs R.C. L 10-15.15-12,13-15 vs Blm. L 13-15,15-7.13-15 S vs R.V. W 2-15,15-9. 15-10 Subregionals vs Plat. L 9-15,2-15 TOP team picture - J.V.: Row 1: J. Brown. B. Jung. P. Schauf. C. Forst. Row 2: Coach Ellen Otteson. R. Sutton. R. Radloff. C. Chabela. A. Caya. Row 3: T. Hendrix. Row 4: N. Webster. K. Konichek. L. Dickman. L. Byers. Row 5: J. LaBonne. K. Goodman. BOTTOM team picture - Varsity: Row 1: P. Yeomans. T. Sheckler. D. Hubbard. Row 2: N. Boldt. A. Wisnefsky. D. Schauf.S. Sheckler. Row 3: S. Zable. T. Rodenkirch. D. Hudson. Row 4: A. Otteson. manager D. Modjeski, J. Yeomans. Coach Barb Krieger. Top L.: Nancy Boldt returns a Platteville serve. Top R.: Denise Schauf blocks a Boscobel spike. Bottom L.: Tammie Sheckler shows strong spiking ability. Bottom Center: Amy Otteson skies to block a spike. Bottom R.: Tina Rodenkirch. Tammie Sheckler and Nancy Boldt receive awards at the Fall Sports banquet. Sports - 119 Boys Win First Trophy BOYS’ C.C. RESULTS PDC INVITATIONAL 2nd - PDC WESTBY INVITATIONAL 2nd - PDC PDC - 15 Riverdale -49 LACROSSE LOGAN INVITATIONAL 3rd - PDC PDC - 45 Fennimore - 15 PDC 28 River Valley - 27 WEST DUBUQUE INVITATIONAL 6th - PDC PDC -27 Richland Center - 29 PDC 29 Boscobel -43 Logan -55 SWAL CONFERENCE 3rd PDC REGIONALS 5th -PDC TEAM PICTURE Row 1: Managor B. Lessard. D. Kelly. K. O’Brien. J. White. J. Wood, T. Long. Row 2: M Luttrell. M. Adamski. S. Long. J. Worrell. Coach Tim Reuter. D. Rcmaly. M. Gokey. Top R.: Shane Long was chosen co-captain along with John Worrell. Middle L.: Tim Reuter was head coach for Boys’ C.C. Middle: Jay White keeps the Hawks in contention with another fine performance. He was chosen most improved runnor. Bottom L.: Mike Gokey and Mike Adamski. two of the Hawks steady runners, keep moving toward the finish line Bottom R.: John Worrell, the Hawks leading runner, was chosen most valuable runner and co-captain. wflirc- fiftTts, lNCOKVCKATTA GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY Prairie du Chien 608-326-2414 PLADIUM BOWL Congratulations Seniors ’79 ___________ PRAIRIE DU CHIEN 7 MARINA CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Ads • 121 Fourth State Trip Brings Second Silver Trophy Top L.: Coach John Howard. Carl Shedivy, and Bill Konichek look on dejectedly as Elk horn accepts the State Championship trophy. Top R.: Accepting Sectional trophy from L.-R.: J. Ariss. J. Nack. Coach Howard. B. White. B. White. B. Hutchins. J. Panka. C. Shedivy. P. Mezera. B. Reilly. T. Herried, B. Konichek. Asst. Coach Reuter. Asst. Coach. S. Rondeau, and manager S. Nagel. Bottom L.: Bruce Reilly slides past a Platteville player during Sub-Reg. action. Bottom R.: Bruce White puts in a basket against Freedom in the State Semi-final gamo. Opposite Page Top R.: Carl Shedivy powers the ball to the hoop against Freedom. Top R.: Brad White skies” to pull down a rebound. Bottom L.: Brent Hutchins shoots a jump shot. Bottom R.: Tom Herried 122 - Sports shoots over an Evansville ball player in the Sectional Semi-final. HAWKS OPPONENT 70 LaCrosse Aquinas 73 71 Lancaster 70 53 Richland Center 51 65 Winona Cotter 63 52 River Valley 69 73 Riverdale 42 81 Boscobel 52 86 Viroqua 61 51 Winona Cotter 69 70 Fennimore 41 48 Richland Center 63 84 Lansing Kee 65 66 River Valley 67 65 Riverdale 54 80 Boscobel 64 69 Viroqua 66 89 Elkader 76 77 Fennimore 65 Sub-Regionals 65 Platteville 47 Regionals 67 Richland Center 63 81 Lancaster 65 Sectionals 93 Evansville 72 81 Onalaska 70 State 89 Freedom 71 66 Elkhorn 79 123 Running Hawks Go 18-0, Frosh End Season 9-1 Frosh Record Hawks Opponent 57 Lancaster 37 64 Richland Center 32 67 Assumption 55 43 Aquinas 48 68 Richland Center 38 62 Viroqua 56 66 Boscobel 17 63 Lancaster 55 68 Viroqua 42 Boscobel forfeit Top L.: Mr. Nielsen was the Freshman basketball coach. Top R.: Mr. Rondeau was the J.V. basketball coach. Middle: Freshman team Row 1: T. Coorough, T. Garrity. R. Ambrose. D. MacDougal. M. Rytilahti. Row 2: D. Dobner. R. Paulson. D. Rink. R. Jaynes. J. Bebow, K. Gilkes. Row 3: Coach Bob Nielsen. M. Bailey. A. Kuhn. E. Ellis. S. McGrath. D. Dickman. D. Panka, J. Mezera. manager. Bottom: J.V. team Row 1: S. Pellock. R. Stark. T. Igou, R. Panka. Row 2: R. Check. T. Sheckler. T. McPhee. D. Ostorhaus. R. Mezera. Row 3: J. Coorough. T. LaBonne. G. Kozelka. B. Benish, J. Steiner. T. Oehler. J. Nack. Coach Steve Rondeau. J. V. Record Hawks Opponent 55 LaCrosse Aquinas 54 73 Lancaster 36 75 Richland Center 36 55 Winona Cotter 51 80 River Valley 29 71 Riverdale 36 79 Boscobel 45 75 Viroqua 51 59 Winona Cotter 52 79 Fennimore 26 114 Richland Center 62 85 Lansing Kee 48 61 River Valley 50 70 Riverdale 41 56 Boscobel 46 85 Viroqua 44 94 Elkader 52 85 Fennimore 47 124 - Sports HAWKS OPPONENT 18 Lancaster 21 13 Richland Center 22 33 Seneca 13 35 River Valley 15 28 Riverdale 11 27 Boscobe1 16 34 Seneca 5 38 Viroqua 6 15 Platteville 17 22 Fennimore 19 38 Richland Center 19 25 Mineral Point 28 31 River Valley 8 42 Riverdale 14 34 Boscobel 7 41 Viroqua 16 24 Fennimore 27 32 North Crawford 13 Top L.: Jane Yeomans struggles to hold on to the ball. Top R.: Deena Hutson goes up for a lay-up against the Richland Center Hornets. Middle L.: Head Coach Barb Kreiger. Middle R.: Assistant Coach Tim Router. Bottom L.: Nancy Boldt shows her strong offensive ability against the tough Hornets. Bottom R.: Coach Tim Reuter, A. Caya, L. Noggle. M. Fernette. M. Fisher. A. Weber. Row 2: A. Skemp. B. Jung. J. Brown, K. Coorough. Row 3: T. Hendrix, H. Hoffland, P. Schauf. J.V. Girls Show Strength! Young Hawks Prove Tough Top: Row 1: J. Yeomans. M. Campbell, D. Hutson. M. Elvert. D. Hubbard. Row 2: S. Zable. K. Miller. D. Achenbach. A. Otteson. N. Boldt. T. Shecklor. L. Mikkclson. Coach Barb Krieger. Bottom R.: Tammie Sheckler scores two points to help the Hawks to victory. Bottom L.: Mo Campbell shows strong defense. 126 - Sports Hawks Opponent 30 Lancaster 53 41 Richland Center 48 52 Seneca 26 36 River Valley 48 54 Riverdale 13 56 Boscobel 30 38 Seneca 58 51 Viroqua 55 42 Platteville 53 39 Fennimore 51 28 Mineral Point 56 47 Richland Center 44 48 River Valley 46 49 Riverdale 35 57 Boscobel 30 42 Viroqua 49 76 Fennimore 44 64 North Crawford Sub-regionals 22 67 Platteville Regionals 64 34 Richland Center 45 Top L.: Mary Elvert shoots for two. Top R.: Deena Hutson dribbles away from a Richland Center trap. 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Team Scores OPPONENT 62.1 River Valley 60.0 64.5 Dodgeville 67.35 West Salem 64.78 76.9 Viroqua 74.35 78.75 Fennimore 68.1 75.18 Richland Center 69.38 65.03 River Valley 53.78 70.9 Westby 74.18 69.18 Viroque 71.71 62.33 Fennimore 65.53 69.25 Richland Center 69.25 Opposite Page Top L.: Carol Pedretti exercises her originality on the beam. Top Middle: On the uneven bars, Kelly O'Brien finishes a double leg shoot-through. Top R.: Shellie Sheckler prepares to complete her belly bump. Bottom R.: Row 1: J. LaPointe. T. Sawvell, K. O’Brien, J. Duve. S. Sheckler, C. Pedretti. Row 2: R. Shipley (Asst. Coach), T. Lorenz. K. Campbell. N. Webster (manager), J. LaBonne (manager). R. Radloff. B. Nicholson. Row 3: Liz Mullarkey (head Coach). B. Welter, C. Forst, C. Thomas, A. Skemp. B. Schissel. K. Draka. B. Tesar. Cindy Hemmingsen (Asst. Coach). 130 - Sports Gymnasts Win Sectional; HAWKS OPPONENT 80.30 River Valley 54.30 84.23 West Salem 84.15 Dodgeville 60.30 82.53 Viroqua 81.03 92.33 Fennimore 56.76 92.40 Richland Center 76.21 83.38 River Valley 65.43 1st P.D.C. Inv. 88.65 West by 73.80 82.73 Viroqua 92.74 3rd Lake Mills Inv. 78.38 Fennimore 63.05 88.83 Richland Center 88.43 2nd Conference Meet 1st Sectionals 3rd State Take Third At State Sports • 131 Grapplers Do Their Thing! Opposite Page Top L.: Paul Valley, a PHS top contender, exhibits determination. Middle: Dan Dickman goes for two with a double leg take-down. Bottom: Varsity Wrestlers arc Row 1: D. Kelly. N. Nicholson. B. Tichenor. Row 2: J. Bebow. D. Dickman. D. Root. S. Kelly. Row 3: P. Valley. J. Lenzendorf, B. Fisher. R. Haines. Pg. 133 Top L.: J.V. Wrestlers are Row 1: C. White, K. O'Brien, M. Becwar. Row 2: B. Toborman, D. Yager, M. Gokey. Row 3: S. Smith. D. Novey, M. O'Brien. D. Koenig. Top Middle: This year’s assistant coach was Art Brunji. Top R.: Ramie Haines ‘‘switches'’ position for better control. Middle L.: Jeff Bebow is the Hawks' masked grappler. Middle R.: Head coach was Nick Campbell. Bottom L.: The team cheers on a teammate wrestling. Bottom R.: Bill Fischer puts the heavy weight opponent on his back. PDC 9 Richland Center 50 16 Highland 44 36 North Crawford 19 0 River Valley 62 47 Cassville 9 12 Boscobel 41 18 Viroqua 39 23 Fennimore 36 7 Riverdale 40 Sparta Invitational 5th Lancaster Invitational 5th Conference Meet 7th 134 - Cheerleaders Opposite Page Top L.: Boys’ J. V. Football cheerleaders were J. Shedivy (capt.). K. Campbell. S. Kaber. and T. Lorenz. Top R.: Girls’ Varsity Basketball cheerleaders were D. Peper (capt.), J. Cooley, and M. Esser. Middle L.: Varsity Wrestling cheerleaders were B. Bebow (capt.). K. Heiring, E. Gavin, and L. Dickman. Middle R.: Boys’ Varsity Basketball cheerleaders were J. Lorenz. N. Stoehr. J. Kramer (capt.). T. Boylen. and J. Worrell. Bottom L.: Jean Duve. Juli Kramer. Megan Campbell, and Tina Sawvell lead a cheer during Grease Days. Bottom R.: Esther Steiber was this year's cheerleading advisor. Top L.: Rita Howe. Joan Shedivy. Ronee Radloff. and Karen Geisler are busy practicing a routine. Top R.: Varsity Football cheerleaders were J. Lorenz. M. Campbell. J. Duve. B. Bebow. J. LaPointe, J. Kramer, T. Sawvell (capt.), and T. Boylen. Middle L.: Juli Kramer practices a new mount. Bottom L.: Boys’ J. V. Basketball cheerleaders were R. Howe. R. Radloff. K. Geisler. and J. Shedivy (capt.). Cheerleaders Raise Team Spirit! Cheerleaders - 135 MOTOR PARTS EQUIPMENT 116 South Marquette Road, Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin We Know What You Mean When You’re Talking Parts A uuupvi 64 juet a frUe uC eve faeve yet to- meet. Garrity Funeral Home Serving all faiths since 1946 Prairie du Chien, Wis. Jeffer’s BLACK ANGUS 2 Miles South of Featuring Charcoal Prairie du Chien Broiled Steaks OPEN 7 days a Week Fish Fry on at 12 Noon Friday Daily at 4 P.M. Nites Dean Achenbach, Agent State Farm Insurance Companies Auto - Life - Health Home Business 524 E. Blackhawk Ave. Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin Golfers stroke through season. Top L.: Jeff Bebow shoots for a “hole in one. Top R.: Mr. Nielsen smiles after finally making it onto the green. Middle: Members of the golf team are Row 1: D. Rickleff. T. Igou. B. Adamany. P. Greenwald. M. Steele. Row 2: Coach Bob Nielsen, B. Nicholson. M. Sunde, J. Bebow. M. Gillitzer, M. Sunde. R. Weeks. Missing is D. Kelly. Bottom L.: Mike Sunde prepares to drive the ball. Bottom M.: Dave Kelly attempts to chip onto the green. Bottom R.: Bill Adamany eyes the cup as he prepares to putt HAWKS OPPONENT 167 Fennimore 185 169 Richland Center 145 174 Viroqua 159 184 River Valley 163 171 Riverdale 230 171 Fennimore 189 175 Richland Center 162 175 Riverdale 221 173 Viroqua 166 191 4th 4th River Valley Conference Regionals 161 Boys Make State Top L.: Todd Stevens was the top shot-puter for the Hawks. Top Middle: Bruce Hemmer was state champ in the disc. Bottom L.: John Worrell was a strong distance runner. Top R.: Gerald Gilbertson was this year's boys' head track coach. Won all dual meets LaCrosse Indoor Inv. 2nd Logan Indoor Inv. (B G) 3rd Willard Hanson Relays 2nd Prairie Relays 1st Blackhawk Inv. (Viroqua) 1st SWAL Conference Meet 1st Regionals (WIAA) 1st Sectionals (WIAA) 1st State (WIAA) 7th 138 - Sports Top L.: Tom Herried was a strong long jumper. Top Middle: Tom Oehler and Mike Rytilahti were two state sprinters. Top R.: Doug Yager shows stamina. Bottom L.: This year’s team was Row 1: Head Coach Gilbertson, T. Stevens. B. Hemmer. D. Delury, J. Hamann, T. Herried. S. Long. D. Kieser. Row 2: Asst, coach Rueter. S. Lorenz. E. Skemp, D. Remaly. M. Gokey. M. O'Brien. J. Johnson. T. Oehler. Row 3: M. Kozelka. R. Check. S. Sheckler, M. Adamski. D. Koenig, L. Bonney, D. Yager. S. Pellock. Row 4: T. Looney. K. Gilkes, M. Rytilahti. J. White. R. Jaynes. J. Bebow. B. Toberman. K. O’Brien. M. Walz. J. Lochner. Missing is P. Hoffland. Bottom R.: Tom Oehler hands off” to Doug Yager. Sports - 139 Team picture: (top - bottom) Row 1: A. Cay a. N. Stoehr. A. Skemp. B. Kelly. T. Kueker. T. Lorenz. C. Thomas. Row 2: C. Chabela. K. Goodman. S. Zable. B. Welter, S. Steiner. K. Coorough. Row 3: K. Hollenberger, C. Stoehr. M. Gillitzer, M. Fernette, A. Otteson. C. Shipley. Row 4: Asst, coach D. Zemke. S. Duff. K. Jerde. L. Hedeman. A. Weber. K. Gilkes. L. Mikkelson. Row 5: D. Gillitzer, C. Greenmore. W. Goodman. L. David. M. Gokey. M. Lechnir. K. O'Brien. Top R.: Mo Garrity leads in the two mile run. Middle: Kelly O'Brien stradles the hurdle. Bottom L.: Annette Caya throws the shot put. Bottom R.: Wendy Goodman hands off to MaryAnn Lechnir. 140 - Sports HAWKS OPPONENT 3rd Logan Coed 7th LaCrosse Indoor 97 Riverdale 28 105 Boscobel 18 6th Hempstead Relays 82 Fennimore 41 61 Monroe 74 Blackhawk 19 50 Richland Center 73 57 Platteville 66 4th PDC Invitational 2nd SWAL Conference Meet 2nd Regionals 3rd Sectionals Top L.: Wendy Goodman loans to the finish line. Top R.: Karin Jerde hands off to MaryAnn Lechnir. Middle: Ms. Mullarkey puts in her last year as head coach for girls' track. Bottom L.: Noreen Stoehr puts her stamina to good use in the 880. Bottom Middle: Michele Gokcy puts forth a great effort in running the 440. Bottom R.: Mo Garrity shows her ability in running the two-mile run. You’ve Come A Long Way, Girls Sports - 141 HAWKS OPPONENT 9 West Grant 2 11 Riverdale 3 4 Fennimore 3 1 Viroqua 2 4 River Valley 10 0 Westby 1 4 Boscobel 1 8 Richland Center 7 0 Riverdale 4 3 Fennimore 0 Conference 3 River Valley 12 Regionals 4 River Valley 8 Top L.: Members of the baseball team are Row 1: Coach Art Brunje. G. Mezera. B. White. B. Konichek. B. Osterhaus. K. Stoefflor. Row 2: Coach Kevin Withey, B. White. R. Goodman. S. Feye. B. Gillitzer. J. Roach. Row 3: Manager P. Mezera. D. Stoeffler. T. Yager. R. Mezera. D. Osterhaus, S. Henry. D. Dickman. Bottom M.: Steve Henry and Scott Feye loosen up before the game. Bottom R.: Randy Goodman puts the tag on a Boscobel player. Bottom L.: Bob Gillitzer warms up before the Boscobel game. Top R.: Jeff Roach and Scott Yeomans attempt to wake up before the game. Middle: Scott Yeomans hurls his curve ball during the Boscobel game. OPPOSITE PAGE: Top L.: Bill Konichek unleashes his fast ball. Top R.: Todd Yager stops the ball against Fennimore. Middle L.: Dennis Stoeffler puts on his “armor. Middle: Coach Art Burnje prepares to give infield practice. Bottom L.: Coach Withey gets ready for the big game. Bottom M.: Ken Stoeffler poses for the camera. HAWKS’ NINE FINISH AT .500 Baseball - 143 STUDIO Class of ’79 148 - Seniors Seniors - 149 ti Brenda Bebow John Bohonek Dawn Boldt i wish i could Bonnie Achenbach Dick Atkins Monty Ames ir 2 Seniors e Mary Cathman John Cejka stay with you awhile Megan Campbell Nancy Boldt Chris Brandt John Carroll Brenda Check Seniors - 153 Pam Drysdale Chuck DuCharme but the sunshine’s Dan Check Scott Day Dan Dickman Michelle Cipra Nancy Check Rose Check Dennis Delury 154 - Seniors Seniors - 155 coming near Diane Duerst Jean Duve Debbie Feran Doug DuCharme i t ' ill Bill Fischer Ed Egstad Debbie Geisler 156 Seniors Dede George Cindy Glawe Gina Haefer Lori Granzow Ramie Haines Jeff Hamann understand me Mike Gillitzer Tom Herried Darci Hoffland Bruce Hemmer Jane Huebsch Mike Hedeman Julie Helgerson Bernard Hurda Rick Jelinek Tami Kasten say when i Jana Koresh Dan Key Mary Konichek Bill Kozelka Pete Kennebeck Bill Konichek Carmen Koenig Dave Koonce now i 158 Seniors Juli Kramer Peggy Lechnir Brian Lessard Jeff Lenzendorf Shane Long Melita Laufenberg Class officers: Tina Sawvell, pres.: Michelle Cipra. vice pres.; Julie Helgerson, sec. treas. must go Seniors 159 160 Seniors Ron Mezera Julie Mikkelson you Marty Luttrell Arnold Mezera v Diana McCoy Darryl Martin Bob Mayer Kathy Miller Connie Moris Greg Moret Jean Murphy Bill Nicholson Luann Obmascher know Seniors 61 Kelly O’Brien Lois O'Brien Lisa Pedretti Angie Pitzer Debbie Peper Sue Peloch i never planned 162 Senior I John Ries Denise Schauf Kathy Rabe Greg Sawa Bobbi Schissel Bruce Reilly Tina Sawvell Michele Schissel | it this way Seniors - 163 Camille Shipley Cecilia Shulka Dale Slama but a prophet Patty Schneider Carl Shedivy David Shihata Tammie Sheckler Jeff Seymour Bryan Sheckler Seniors Sue Steiner Todd Stevens Ken Stoeffler told me once Greg Sprosty Randy Stark Carol Steger Garo Soghanalian Seniors - 165 Genevieve Stubbe Michele Tesar Linda Stram Randy Strnad Terry Tesar Mark Thornburg 166 - Seniors i must Gary Tichenor Rick Troester Shelley Vuillemot Bill Wachter Paul Valley Ed Wachuta Diane Toberman go on Seniors - 167 Seniors - 169 Ann Wisnefsky Bruce White Daria Witt of the sun. 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Doris Faulhaber Memorial - 173 ‘‘What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us.” This was the motto of the class of '79 for their 1979 Baccalaureate exercises held on May 29. Julie Helgerson was the chairperson for the Baccalaureate and Class Night ceremonies when the graduating seniors passed down their caps and gowns to the incoming Senior Class. AWARDS: Agriculture Award - G. Moret; Art Awards - J. Carroll, L. Arneson, D. Dickman, B. Mayer, M. Valley. C. Shipley. L. Pedretti, R. Check, M. Laufenberg, T. Sawvell; Library Awards - P. Schneider. G. Stubbe; Music Awards - G. Haefer, D. Geisler. S. Vuillemot, J. Worrell. R. Welsch; John Phillip Sousa Band Award - A. Moris; Marine Band Award - J. Helgerson; Yearbook Awards - J. Duve, N. Boldt, M. Campbell, K. O'Brien. D. Schauf, R. Welsch. A. Wisnefsky; Forensic Awards - T. Sawvell (trophy), D. George and J. Duve (letters); All-Around Student Awards - J. Worrell, J. Duve; Beneker Football Award - B. Osterhaus. KIWANIS HALL OF FAME AWARDS: Art - M. Laufenberg; Business Ed. - D. Hoffland; Science - R. Mezera; Social Studies - R. Mezera; Mathematics - T. Sheckler; Home Ec. - C. Walz; Agriculture - N. Check; Industrial Arts - R. Haines; English - J. Duve; Journalism - J. Huebsch and B. Achenbach. 174 - Baccalaureate H°Ht VtSiTOP Baccalaureate - 175 INiNETy-EiqliTh AnnlaI Commencement CiUbitATtd by TheCUss of 1979 THE GREAT THING IN THIS TOLD IS NOT 50 flUCH WHERE E ARE. BUT INUIHAT DIRECTION WE ARE (TOOINC. 176 - Graduation The 1979 graduating class left high school on May 31 thinking “The great thing in this world is not so much where we are, but in which direction we are moving.” (Commencement theme) Jean Duve was valedictorian and chairperson for the night. The class song was “I’ve Been Searching So Long.” Class colors were mint green and forest green with the yellow rose as the class flower. Through the four years that they attended PHS their class advisors were Mr. Hamman, Mrs. George, Mrs. Yeomans. Mr. Howard, Mr. Quamme, Mr. Reuter, and Mr. Lane. Top Ten Members: J. Helgerson, J. Duve, M. Polodna, K. O’Brien, D. Geisler. Row 2: N. Boldt, T. Sheckler, R. Mezera, J. Worrell, M. Cipra. Golden Cord Students: B. Achenbach, M. Campbell, N. Check, P. Drysdale, C. Glawe, M. Gillitzer, R. Haines. G. Haefer, J. Huebsch, J. Kramer. K. Miller, J. Mikkelson, G. Sawa. C. Koenig, T. Sawvell. D. Schauf, C. Shedivy, T. Tippery. S. Nagel, P. Valley, S. Vuillemot, V. Wachuta, E. Wachuta, C. Walz, C. Weber. R. Welsch, A. Wisnefsky. SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS: Luther College Honor Scholarship - J. Helgerson: Viterbo High Quiz Bowl Scholarships - J. Koresh, V. Wachuta; Stanley Scholarship - B. Achenbach; McCarville Scholarship - N. Boldt; Cowie Scholarship - R. Mezera; Violet Dohse Math Scholarship - M. Gillitzer; LaCrosse Foundation Scholarship - M. Cipra; University of Wisconsin - River Falls - T. Sheckler; University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire - M. Polodna, J. Worrell, R. Mezera. Graduation - 177 AUGUST Sun 13 20 27 Mon 14 21 28 Tue 15 22 29 Wed 16 23 30 Thur 10 17 24 31 SEPTEMBER T T Sheckler Nancy Boldt Fri 15 22 29 Sat 16 23 30 OCTOBER NOVEMBER Bob Osterhaus 178 Student; of Year STUDENTS of the YEAR Jean Duve FEBRUARY Bruce White Sun Sat 11 18 25 Ann Wisnefsky 10 17 24 APRIL John Worrell Sun Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat 1 6 7 13 14 ?, 20 21 27 28 Bill Konichek JANUARY George I Sun kV .TICKET C fangr ii 18 25 j,v� . Bill Wachter MAY ■ Peggy Lechnir Sun 13 20 V t ' _ « Students of Year - 179 Senior Activities Achenbach, Bonnie —GAA 1.2,3,4: Lettermen’s Club 4: Student Council 4; Homeroom Officer 4: Journalism 3.4; Solo Ensemble 2.3; Chorus 1,2,3; Office Girl 3; Pep Club 4; Academic Letter 3,4; Basketball Manager 2; Chorus Council 2,3. Ames, Monty—General Course. Arneson, Leland —FFA 1.2; Homeroom Officer 3. Atkins, Dick—Football 1; Student Council 3: Class Officer 3. Bebow, Brenda—GAA 1,2,3.4; Track 1,2.3; Lettermen’s Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; Forensics 3; Journalism 3,4: Band 1; Latin II Club 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4. Bohonek, John—Football 1.2; Wrestling 1,2,3.4; Track 1; Lettermen’s Club 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3. Boldt, Dawn—GAA 2; FFA 2,3; Office Girl 3. Boldt, Nancy—GAA 1.2,3,4; Volleyball 1.2,3.4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Lettermen’s Club 1.2,3,4; Journalism 4; Band 1; Pep Band 1; International Studies 3; National Honor Society 3.4; Latin II Club 2; Pep Club 2,3; Academic Letter- 4. Brandt, Chris—GAA 1,2,3; Track 1; Journalism 3; Solo Ensemble 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3.4; Basketball Manager 2; Chorus Council 4. Campbell, Megan — GAA 1,2.3; Gymnastics 1,2,3; Track 1; Cheerleading 4; Student Council 2,3; Homeroom Officer 2,3; Journalism 3,4; Latin II Club 2; Academic Letter 3.4. Carroll, John—Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Lettermen's Club 3,4. Cathman. Mary—Library Club 1; Forensics 1,2.3; Guidance Office 1; Color Guard 3; Pep Club 1,2,3. Cejka. John—BAA 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 3.4; Track 2; Lettermen's Club 3,4; Homeroom Officer 3. Check, Brenda—Library Club 1; Homeroom Officer 4; Journalism 3; Solo Ensemble 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4: Guidance Office 3. Check, Dan—Football 2,3,4; Wrestling 1; Lettermen’s Club 3.4; FFA 1,2. Check, Nancy—FFA 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1.2,3,4: Solo Ensemble 1,2. Check, Rose—GAA 1,2,3; Cheerlead-180 ing 2; Chorus 2,3; Office Girl 3. Cipra, Michele—GAA 1,2,3: Volleyball 1; Basketball 1; Track 1; Lettermen’s Club 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 4; Homeroom Officer 1.2; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Solo Ensemble 1.2,3; National Honor Society 3,4; Prom Court 3; Latin II Club 2; Biology II Club 4; Track Manager 1; Band Council 1,3,4. Day, Scott—Baseball 2,3,4. Delury, Dennis—BAA 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3.4; Letter-men's Club 2,3,4; Latin II Club 2; Drama Club 4. Downing, Marlene—General Education. Drysdale, Pam—GAA 3; FFA 2,3; Forensics 2; Band 1,2,3.4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Solo Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Biology II Club 4; Color Guard 4. DuCharme, Chuck — Football 2; Basketball 1. DuCharme. Doug—BAA 2; FFA 1,2,3. Duerst, Diane—GAA 1,2,3; Band 1; Pep Band 1; Solo Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4. Duve, Jean—GAA 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 2,3; Gymnastics 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleading 4; Forensics 1,2,3; Student Council 1; Homeroom Officer 1; Journalism 4; Band 1.2.3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Solo Ensemble 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3; Prom Court 3; Latin II Club 2; Biology II Club 4; Pep Club 2,3: Academic Letter 4. Egstad, Ed—Football 1.2.3,4; Letter-men's Club 3,4. Feran. Debbie—Library Club 1,2,3.4; Forensics 2,3,4; Color Guard 4. Fischer, Bill —Football 1.2.3.4; Wrestling 1,2,3.4; Lettermen’s Club 1,2,3,4: Student Council 3,4; Homeroom Officer 3; Latin II Club 2. Geisler, Debbie—GAA 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1: Cheerleading 2: Homeroom Officer 2,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1.2,3,4; Solo Ensemble 1,2,3.4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Academic Letter 4; Chorus Council 1,3. George, Dede—GAA 2,3,4; Track 1; Lettermen’s Club 2,3; Cheerleading 2,3; Library Club 1; Forensics 1,2,3,4; Journalism 3; National Honor Society 3; Office Girl 3; Latin II Club 2; Color Guard 1,2. Gillitzer, Mike—BAA 4; Wrestling 1,2,3; Golf 1,2,3,4; Lettermen’s Club 2,3,4; Band 1,2; National Honor Society 3; Latin II Club 2; High Quiz Bowl 3. Glawe, Cindy—GAA 1,2,3,4; Band 1.2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Solo Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3.4; National Honor Society 3; Pep Club 1,2,3. Granzow, Lori — Track 1: Band 1,2,3.4; Pep Band 1.2: Color Guard 1.2,3,4; Pep Club 1. Haefer, Gina—GAA 1,2,3: Homeroom Officer 2,3,4; Band 1.2,3,4: Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Solo Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; International Studies 2.3: National Honor Society 3; Drama Club 3,4. Haines, Ramie—Football 1.2,3.4; Wrestling 1,2,3.4; Baseball 3; Letter-men’s Club 3.4; FFA 1,2. Hamann, Jeff— Cross Country 1; Wrestling 1.2; Track 1,2,3.4; Letter-men’s Club 2,3,4. Harvey, Laurie—GAA 1,2; Basketball 2; Track 2; FFA 2. Hedeman, Mike—Football 1,2,3.4; Lettermen’s Club 3,4; Student Council 1; Homeroom Officer 1. Helgerson, Julie—GAA 2,3; Class Officer 4; Band 1,2,3.4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Solo Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; International Studies 1,2.3.4; National Honor Society 3; Academic Letter 4; Band Council 2.3,4. Hemmer, Bruce—BAA 2.3,4; Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3,4; Lettermen’s Club 1.2,3,4. Herried, Tom—Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Lettermen’s Club 2,3,4; Homeroom Officer 1,2.3,4; Student Council 4; Prom Court 3. Hoffland, Darci—GAA 1.2,3,4; Volleyball 1; Basketball 1.2; Track 1,2; Lettermen’s Club 1,2; Student Council 2; Homeroom Officer 2; Homecoming Court 4; Relay Court 2. Huebsch, Jane—GAA 1.2,3,4; Track 2; Journalism 4; Band 1.2; Pep Band 1,2; Solo Ensemble 1.2 ; Latin II Club 2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Basketball Manager 2. Hurda, Bernard—BAA 2,3,4; Foot- ball 1.2,3; Baseball 1,2.3,4; FFA 1.2.3,4; Basketball Manager 1.2. Jelinek. Rick— Cross Country 1; Wrestling 1; Track 1; Latin II Club 2; Football Manager 1.2.3,4. Johnson, Peggy—GAA 1; Cross Country 1; Lettermen’s Club 1; Homeroom Officer 1; Chorus 1. Kasten. Tami—GAA 4. Kelly, Sean — BAA 1; Football 1; Basketball 1; Wrestling 1,2; Baseball 1. Kennebeck, Pete— BAA 1,2; Letter-men’s Club 1,2; Homeroom Officer 2; Journalism 4; Football Manager 1.2. Key, Dan—BAA 1.2,3.4; Baseball 4; Golf 1,2,3; Forensics 4; Journalism 3; Chorus 4; International Studies 4; Latin II Club 2; Academic Letter 4; Drama Club 4. Koenig, Carmen—GAA 1,2,3; Volleyball 1; Gymnastics 2.3; Track 1.2,; Lettermen’s Club 3; Forensics 1,2; Band 1,2; Pep Band 1,2; Solo Ensemble 1,2; National Honor Society 3; Latin II Club 2; Biology II Club 4; Pep Club 3; Track Manager 3; Gymnastics Manager 3. Konichek, Mary—Library Club 1. Konichek, Bill—BAA 3; Basketball 1,2,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Lettermen’s Club 1,2,3,4. Koonce, David—BAA 1,2,3,4; Football 1.2.3.4; Wrestling 1; Track 3; Baseball 1; Band 2. Koresh, Jana—GAA 1.2,3,4; Gymnastics 1,2; Track 2,3,4; Lettermen’s Club 2,3,4; Forensics 2; Journalism 4; Band 1,2; Chorus 3; Latin II Club 2; Biology II Club 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Gymnastics Manager 2. Kozelka, Bill — Football 1,2,3.4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 4; Letter-men's Club 3,4; Journalism 4. Kramer, Juli—GAA 1,2,3,4; Gymnastics 1,2,3; Track 1; Cheerleading 4; Homeroom Officer 2; Journalism 4; Chorus 2,3; Prom Court 3; Latin II Club 2. Kuhn, Mark—Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3; Solo Ensemble 1,3; Basketball Manager 2.3. Laufenberg, Melita—GAA 2,3; FFA 1,2,3,4; Solo Ensemble 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3; Drama Club 4. Lechnir, Peggy -GAA 1.2,3,4; Journalism 4; Chorus 2; Homecoming Court 4; Relay Court 3; Latin II Club 2; Biology II Club 4; Pep Club 2,3; Gymnastics Manager 2; Secretary of Science Department 4. Lenzendorf, Jeff—Football 1.2,3.4; Wrestling 2.3,4; Lettermen’s Club 2,3,4; FFA 1,2; Student Council 4; Homeroom Officer 3,4. Lessard, Brian—Lettermen’s Club 4; Latin II Club 2; Cross Country Manager 3,4. Lessard, Kelly—FFA 1,2,3; Pep Club 1. Long, Shane—BAA 2; Cross Country 1,2,3.4; Track 2,3,4; Lettermen’s Club 1.2.3.4. Luttrell, Marty— Cross Country 4; Baseball 4; Lettermen's Club 4; Chorus 4; Drama Club 4. Martin, Darryl—BAA 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3; FFA 1,2,3. Mayer, Bob—Football 2.3; Track 3,4; Lettermen’s Club 3.4. McCoy, Diana—-GAA 1,2,3; Track 1; FFA 2,3,4; Relay Court 1. Mezera, Arnold—Cross Country 1; Track 2,3; Library Club 1. Mezera, Gerald—BAA 3.4; Football 1,2; Basketball 1.2; Baseball 2,3. Mezera, Ron—BAA 4; Cross Country 1,2; Lettermen’s Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3; Homeroom Officer 1; Class Officer 3; Journalism 4; National Honor Society 3; Prom Court 3; Latin II Club 2; Biology II Club 3. Mikkelson, Julie—GAA 1,2,3; Solo Ensemble 1,2; Chorus 1,2. Miller. Kathy—GAA 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Lettermen’s Club 3,4; Homeroom Officer 4; Band 1; Pep Band 1; Solo Ensemble 1; Chorus 1; Latin II Club 2. Moret, Greg—Wrestling 1,2; FFA 1.2.3.4. Moris, Anita—Basketball 1; Track 1,2; Student Council 1,2,3; Homeroom Officer 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3.4; Pep Band 1; Solo Ensemble 1,2,3.4; Homecoming Court 4; Color Guard 1.2.3.4. Moris, Connie—GAA 1,2; Volleyball 1; Student Council 2,3; Homeroom Officer 2; Band 1; Pep Band 1. Nagel, Steve—High Quiz Bowl 2.3; Basketball Manager 4. Nicholson. Bill—BAA 2,3.4; Football 1,3,4; Wrestling 1; Golf 2,3.4; Lettermen’s Club 2,3,4; Journalism 3. Obmascher, Luanne—GAA 1,2,3; Volleyball 1; Gymnastics 1.2; Latin II Club 2; Pep Club 1.2. O’Brien, Kelly—GAA 2.3; Cross Country 3; Gymnastics 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Lettermen’s Club 2,3.4; Homeroom Officer 2; Journalism 3.4; National Honor Society 3; Prom Court 3; Color Guard 3; Pep Club 3.4. c y O’Brien, Lois— GAA 2; FFA 2,3. Osterhaus, Bob BAA 1.2,3,4; Football 1.2,3,4; Baseball 1,2.3.4; Letter-men’s Club 3,4; Journalism 3. Pedretti, Lisa—GAA 1,2.3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3; Basketball 1.2,3; Track 1,2,3; Lettermen’s Club 1,2,3,4: Student Council 1; Homeroom Officer 1. Peloch, Sue—Solo Ensemble 1,2,3.4; Chorus 1,2,3.4; Latin II Club 2. Peper, Debbie—Cheerleading 4; Journalism 4; Chorus 1.2; Guidance 3; Office Girl 1. Pitzer, Angela—GAA 1,2,3.4; Journalism 4; Chorus 2; Latin II Club 2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Gymnastics Manager 2. Polodna, Mary — GAA 1,2,3.4; Gymnastics 1.2,3; Track 1,2; Forensics 2,3,4; Journalism 3; Solo Ensemble 2,3; Chorus 1.2,3; International Studies 2; National Honor Society 3; Latin II Club 2. Rabe, Kathy—GAA 1; Guidance Office 3. Reed, Donna—Chorus 2,3. Reilly, Bruce— Football 1; Basketball 1.2,3,4; Baseball 1; Lettermen’s Club 3,4. Ries, John—BAA 2,3.4. Sawa, Greg— Journalism 3; National Honor Society 3; Latin II Club 2; Football Manager 1; Basketball Manager 1. Sawvell, Tina—GAA 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1; Gymnastics 1,2,3.4; Track 1; Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleading 3.4; Forensics 1,2,3.4; Student Council 3,4; Homeroom Officer 1,3; Class Officer 4; Journalism 3; National Honor Society 3; Homecoming Court 4; Latin II Club 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Academic Letter 4. Schauf, Denise—GAA 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1.2; Letter-men’s Club 3,4; Student Council 2; 181 Homeroom Officer 1,3.4; Journalism 4; National Honor Society 3; Prom Court 3; Latin II Club 2; Biology II Club 4: Pep Club 2.3. Schissel. Bobbie—General Course. Schissel. Michelle—GAA 1; Basketball 2; Lettermen's Club 1,2; Basketball Manager 1. Schneider. Patty — Basketball 2; Track 2; Library Club 3,4; Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3; Solo Ensemble 1,2,3. Seymour, Jeff—Wrestling 1. Strnad, Randy- BAA 2; Football 3; Lettermen’s Club 3; FFA 1; Homeroom Officer 3. Stubbe, Geniveve—GAA 1; Library Club 1,2,3,4. Tesar, Michelle—General Course. Tesar, Terry— General Course. Thornburg, Mark— BAA 1,2.3; Football 1,3; Golf 1,2,3; Lettermen's Club 2,3; Student Council 3; Homeroom Officer 3; Band 1,2,; Pep Band 1,2; Solo Ensemble 1. Sheckler, Bryan Football 1,2,3,4; Lettermen’s Club 3,4; Homecoming Court 4. Sheckler, Tammie—GAA 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1.2,3,4; Basketball 1.2.3,4; Lettermen’s Club 1.2,3.4; Student Council 1.4; Homeroom Officer 3,4; Class Officer 1; National Honor Society 3; Prom Court 3; Biology II Club 4; Academic Letter 4. Shedivy, Carl—Football 1.2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 3; Letter-men’s Club 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3; Prom Court 3; Biology II Club 4; Academic Letter 4. Shihata, David — BAA 2; Cross Country 2; FFA 1. Shipley, Camille—GAA 1,2; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 1,2.3,4; Lettermen’s Club 1.2.3,4; Biology II Club 4; Pep Club 2. Shulka, Ceil—GAA 1; Track 2. Slama, Dale—FFA 2,3,4. Soghanaliam, Garo—Football 2; Wrestling 1; Lettermen’s Club 1,2,3; Band 1,2; Track Manager 1,2,3; Band Council 2. Stark. Randy—Football 3; Basketball 1; Lettermen’s Club 3; Homeroom Officer 1; Latin II Club 2. Steger, Carol—Solo Ensemble 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Office Girl 3. Steiner. Mark—General Course. Steiner. Sue—GAA 1,2; Track 1.2; Library Club 1,2; Forensics 2; Chorus 1,2,3. Tichenor, Gary—Football 1,2,3,4; Lettermen’s Club 3,4. Tippery, Tammy—GAA 1,2,3.4; Basketball 1; Lettermen’s Club 1; Student Council 4; Homeroom Officer 1; Band 1; Homecoming Court 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Academic Letter 4; Volleyball Manager 1. Toberman, Diane—GAA 1,2,3; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Letter- men's Club 1,2,3,4; Homeroom Officer 3.4; Biology II Club 4. Troester, Rick—Cross Country 1; Baseball 2; Chorus 1. Valley. Mike—General Course. Valley, Paul — Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Lettermen’s Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1; Class Officer 1; National Honor Society 3; Prom Court 3; Homecoming Court 4; Academic Letter 4. Stevens. Todd—Football 1,3; Basketball 1.2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Letter-men’s Club 2,3,4; Prom Court 3. Stoeffler, Ken—BAA 1,4; Wrestling 2,3; Baseball 3,4; Lettermen’s Club 3. Stovey, Richard—Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1.2,3.4; Lettermen’s Club 3,4; Homeroom Officer 4; Student Council 4; Prom Court 3. Stram, Linda—GAA 1.2,3; Cheerleading 2; Journalism 3; Office Girl 1,2,3; 182 Pep Club 3. Vuillemot, Shelley—GAA 1,2,3.4; Volleyball 1; Gymnastics 2; Track 1,3; Lettermen’s Club 2,3,4; Student Council 2; Class Officer 3; Homeroom Officer 2; Solo Ensemble 1.2,3.4; Chorus 1,2,3.4; International Studies 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3; Biology II Club 4; Academic Letter 4; Drama Club 3,4. Wachter, Bill—Football 2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3; Lettermen's Club 3,4; FFA 1.2,3,4; Homeroom Officer 3. Wachuta, Ed—BAA 3,4; Football 1,2,3.4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 4; Lettermen’s Club 3,4; Journalism 3. Wachuta, Valerie—Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3; Solo Ensemble 3. Waller, Phyllis—GAA 1; Chorus 1; Office Girl 3. Walz, Cecelia—GAA 1; National Honor Society 3; Color Guard 3; Pep Club 1,2,3. Weber, Chris—GAA 1,2,3,4; Journalism 4; Chorus 2; National Honor Society 3; Latin II Club 2; Biology II Club 4; Pep Club 2,3; Gymnastics 2; Science Department Secretary 4. Webster, Randy—Football 1; Wrestling 3; Lettermen's Club 3; FFA 4. Weir, Trina—GAA 3; Track 1; Band 1; Pep Band 1; Academic Letter 4; Basketball Manager 2; Lettermen’s Club 2. Welsch, Roland—Lettermen's Club 2,3,4; Forensics 1,2; Journalism 4; Solo Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3; Latin II Club 2; Academic Letter 4; Drama Club 1,2,3,4. White, Bruce—Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Lettermen’s Club 2,3,4; Journalism 4; National Honor Society 3; Prom Court 3; Latin II Club 2. Wisnefsky. Ann—GAA 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,4; Gymnastics 1,2; Letter-men’s Club 4; Journalism 4; National Honor Society 3; Latin II Club 2; Biology II Club 4; Pep Club 2,3. Worrell, John — BAA 3,4; Cross Country 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Letter-men’s Club 2,3.4; Solo Ensemble 1,2.3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3; Latin II Club 2; Academic Letter 3.4; Drama Club 3. Yeomans, Penny — GAA 1,2,3.4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Gymnastics 1,2; Lettermen’s Club 3,4; Cheerleading 3; Student Council 1; Homeroom Officer 1; Band 1,2; Solo Ensemble 1.2; Prom Court 3; Band Council 1. James F. 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Where Legends Dwell” Ada - 191 Freshmen Ambrose. Richard- 64.74.96.124 Ames. Mitchell- 96 Bailey. Mark- 96.115.124 Barr. Dixie- 4.52.96 Bauer. James- 74.96 Bebow. Jay- 45.64.74.96.98.115.124.139 Becwar. Maxine- 96 Benish. Carol- 22.34.69.96 Bohonek. Lois- 22.25,31,35.96 Boldt. Connie- 96 Boldt. Diane- 8.57.64.69.96 Boxrucker. John- 96 Brown. Jennifer- 22,40.36.96.98.118.125 Bruckner. Terry- 25.96 Bunders. Roger- 96,115 Burlingame. Ann- 96 Campbell. Kathy- 22.40.50.64.96.98.131.134 Carroll. Daniel- 78.96.115 Chabela. Cindy 8.9.17.26.31.96.118.140 Chock. Joyce- 96 Check, Kim- 31.35.96 Check. Ronald 24.50.131 Cipra. Brenda- 8.9.17.22.26.27.64.75.96 Conley. Phillip- 31.34.96 Coorough. Karen- 22.69.96.116.117.125.140 Coorough. Terry- 96.115.124 Corlett. Andy- 25 David. Ruth- 96.97 Degenhardt. Karen- 97.188 Delury. Mike- 97 DeMuth. John- 97 De Ranitz. Mary- 22.97 Dickman. Douglas- 60.97.115.124.143 Dillman. Brad- 74.97.115 Dobner. David- 97.124 Draka. Kris- 22.97.131 Du Charme. Michelle- 22.97 Egstad. Bill- 78.97 Ellis. Donald- 97.124 Ellis. Eric- 96.97.115 Esser. Mary- 97.134 Feran. Charles- 25.97.115 Fernette, Robert- 24.25.34.97 Feye. Tina- 75.97 First. Jeff- 30.31.64.97.115 Fischer. Janet- 22.96.97 Fischer. Marsha- 22.97.125 Fritsche. Jeff- 97 Garrity. Thomas- 97,98.115.124 Gilkos. Kurt- 97.115.124.139 Gillitzer. Mary- 22.29.31.35.97.116.117.140 Goodman. Kelly- 57.69.85,97.118.140 Halpin. Peggy- 22.97 Halverson. Valerie- 97 Hamann. Gary- 97 Hanson, Dale- 97 Hare. Loral- 25.97 Heal. Laurie- 22.25.98 Hebei. Wade- 98 Henry. Judi- 28.83.98 Hiebing. Amy- 98 Hoffland. Heidi- 22.43.83.98.125 Hogan. Thomas- 98.99 Hollenberger. Kim- 22.29.31.98.140 Horstman. Jerry- 98.115 Jaynes, Ron- 98,108.115.124.139 Jclinek. Donald- 31.83.98 Johnson. Ingrid- 62 Jones, Denise- 26.27.98 Jones, Joe- 98.115 Jung. Becky 22.23.31.43.46.55.98.118.125 Kalish. Ronny- 63.96.98 Kelly. Brenda 22.40.96.98.140 Kennebeck. Lori- 22.98 Klema, Andrew- 24.25.73.98 Konichek. Carol- 96.98 Konichek. Dean- 15.24.73.98 Konichek. Denise- 98 Korback. Eddie- 25.64.73.98.115 Kozelka. Michael- 98.139 Kramer. Christine- 97.99 Kueker. Traci- 22.98.140 Kuhn. Alan- 16.31.64.98.124 Lathrop. Richard- 25.98 Lenzendorf. Renee- 16.31.44.98 Lessard, Diane- 98 Lochner. John- 4.97.99 Lochner. Joseph- 48.99.139 Looney. Todd 31.99.115.139 Lorenz, Tammy- 22.64.99.131.134.140 Mac Dougal. David- 68.98.99.115.124 Mainor. Laura- 31.99 Mara. Shayne- 95.99 Martin. Barbara- 75,99 McClusky. Cheryl- 46.99 McGrath. Steve- 83.99.115.124 McPherson. Breck- 16.21.25.31.99.115 Mezera. Mike- 99 Mezera. Paul- 99.115.124 Mezera. Wanda- 55.99 Mezera. Wendy- 69.99 Modjeski. MaryAnn- 31.35.75.99 Moret. Randy- 25.99 Nash. Jill- 8.9.17.26.27.96.99.188 Nicholson. Becky- 10.22.36.48.98.99.116.117 O’Brien. Kevin- 99.120.133.139 Olsen. Garry- 96.99 Panka, David- 60.99.115.124 Panka. Robert- 3.79.99 Patzner. Randall- 30.31.99 Paulson. Randy- 48.96.99.124 Pierson. Jaclyn 64.99 Polodna. Rick- 64.98.99 Powers. Penny- 99 Prochaska. Melissa- 99 Radloff. Robin 29.74.99.118.131 Reichart. Keith- 63.97.99 Rickleff. Douglas- 45.99.137 Rink. Dean- 55.99.124 Root. Carla- 8.17.26.27.99 Rybarczyk. Paul- 99.108 Rytilahti. Mike- 10.64.96.98.99.115.124.139 Schauf. Patricia- 22.40.43.57.64.69.98.99. 118.125 Schissel. Rebecca- 82.99.131 Sicgenthaler. Matt- 34.99 Sicgenthaler. Michele- 99 Skemp. Ann- 22.45.64.99.131 Smrcina. Bruce- 54.99.115 Steele. Elizabeth- 17.26.55.75.82.89.99 Steger. Delores- 99 Stochr, Carolyn- 22.55.99.140 Stram. Thomas- 16.34.64.99 Tesar, Becky- 22.99.131 Thomas. Chris- 4.22.99.131.140 Tippery. Terri- 11.22.64.99 Toberman. Brian- 25.48.73.99 Toberman. Brett- 97.99.115.133.139 Todd. Janice- 29.30.31.82.99 Wachuta. Elizabeth- 21.99 Waite. William- 31.99 Weber. Ann- 22.43.99.125 Welsch. James- 55.74.95.99 Welter. Becky- 22.99.131.140 Yager. Lisa- 13.99 Zinkle. Kim- 99 Sophomores Adamany. Bill- 11.36.100.115.137 Adamski. Mike- 36.74.120 Adney, Kathy- 52.100 Amdahl, Debbie- 100 Amos. Marsha 100 Arneson. Randy- 102 Balk. Donna- 100 Becwar, Mike- 65.100.133 192 - Index Bcnish. Brian 68.82.95.100.124 Bohonck. James 50 Boland. Deborah 31.35.86.100 Boland. Kevin- 100 Bonney. Larry 68.100.115 Boylcn. Theresa 22.36.40.49.100.134.135 Buening. William- 74.100 Buffington. Terry 65.100 Bushnell. Brian 4.77.100.115 Byers. Delores- 65.100.118 Campbell. Maureen- 36.49.100.101.126 Carroll. Stove- 61,100 Caya. Annette 8.17.22.26.27.69.100.118.125 Check. Brain 65.77.84.100 Check. Randy- 86.100.124 Check. Ruth- 65.88 Cipra. Brian- 100,115 Collins. Dee- 86.100 Colsch, Lawrence- 100 Colson, Jeffrey- 100 Cooley. Jodi- 31.74.100.134 Cooley. Kathy- 43.100 Coorough, James 53.100.115.124 Copscy. Kenneth- 60.100 Davies. Fay- 8.9 Davies, Robert- 25.73 Day. Lee- 100 Dickman. Lisa 4.17.22.26.36.40.61.89.100. 118.134 Drysdalc. Kevin- 25.78.100 DuCharme. Steven- 75.100 Elvcrt. Mary 22.36.83.100.116.117.126.127 Fernette, Dick 86.100.109.115 Fernette. Michele- 22,100.125 Foley, Shelly- 100 Forst. Cynthia- 28.31.100.118.131 Frazier. Tina- 100 Garcia. Rodney- 100 Geisler. Karen 75.86.100.135 Gilkes. Karen- 75.100 Gillitzer. Beth- 22.100 Gillitzer. Donna- 22.31.36.44.75.100.116. 117 Glawe, David- 31.68.100 Granzow. Lisa- 17.30.31.100 Graul. Bradley- 34.100 Haefer. Gary 84.87.100 Haines. Lcnnic- 100 Halverson. Bill- 25.100 Hansel. Shelly 100 Harris. Lewis- 68.100 Hassclquist. Neil- 100 Heiring. Kim 4.68.75.100.134 Hendrix. Tina 31.100.118.125 Herrman. Tami 88.100 Hessel. Donald- 100 Hill, Judd 60.65.100 Howe. Rita 17,22.26.69.85.100.135 Hubbard. Dawn 22.49.62.100.118.126.186 Huebsch, Jennifer- 22.31.100 Huza. John- 100 Igou. Tom- 56.100.101.115.124.137 Kaber. Shelly- 85.101.134 Kahler. Cheryl- 85.88.101 Kapinus. Lowell- 24.65.76.101.108 Keister. Brenda- 18,34.101 Kellogg. John- 101.115 Kennebeck. Lisa- 101.108 Key. Mike- 26.108 Klema. Marchell- 75.101 Kleven, Scott- 101.109 Knutson. Robert- 101 Koenig. Dale- 30.31.101.115.133 Konichck. Kathy- 11.22.61.101.109.118 Konichek. Peggy- 31.101 Kozelka. Gary- 101.115.124 Kozelka. Mark- 61.101 Kramer. Shawn- 65.83.101.108 Kramer. Todd 25.75.100.101.109 LaBonne. Jill 22.28.29.31.44.75.101.118.131 LaBonnc. Todd 41.77.100.101.115.124 Lechnir. MaryAnn- 75.101.140 Lenzendorf. Linda- 101 Linder. Amy- 101 Loctz. Steven- 40.55.65.101,108 Long. Tracy- 61.101 Lorenz. Scott- 36.68.100.101.115.139 Ludvik. Bonnie- 34.101 Ludvik. Randy- 101 Madison. Keith- 102 Mara. Chris- 102.109.115 Mara. Gayle- 54.102.103 Mara. Mike- 29.30.31.44.102 Marx. David- 95.102 Mayer. Anton- 30.31.102 McPhee. Tracy- 77.102.109.115 Mezera. Jeff- 102 Mezcra. Rick 102.115.124.143 Mikkclson, Lisa- 22.49.102.126 Moris. Karen 65.76.102 Munson. Wendy- 86.102 Myers. Larry- 46.84.102 Nack. Jeff- 36.40.102.115.122.124.189 Nicholson. Brad- 102.108.115 Nicholson. Nate- 36.102.132 Noggle. Laura- 22.102 Nolan. Jackie 22.28.29.31.35.102 Novak. Robert- 29.31.85.102 Novey. David- 102 Novey. Mary- 31.102 O'Connell. Dawn- 28.85.102 Oehler. Tom- 40.86.101.102.124.139 Olson. Gerald- 102 Ore. Kathy- 28.31.102 Osterhaus. Dave- 102.124.143 Otteson. Amy 22.39.102.118.119.126.127.140 Panka. Greg- 102.124.189 Panka. Mark- 102 Papcz, Vicki- 102 Patzner. Rhonda- 35.46.102 Pellock. Scott- 74.79.103.115.124.139 Penfield. Ted- 24.103 Picha. Richard- 25.86.103 Polodna. Jean- 103 Polodna. Mark 68.103 Prow. Robert- 103 Prochaska. Christine- 103 Schisscl, Jackie- 65.88.103 Schlaugat. Allen 34.65.78.82.83.103 Shcckler. Scott- 73.103.139 Sheckler. Shelly- 13.22.23.36.40.61.68.101. 103.118.131 Sheckler. Terry- 68.69.103.115.124 Shedivy. Joan- 22.103.134.135 Skemp. Amy 36.83.103.116.117.125.140 Slama. Mary Jo- 11.13.69.103 Slama. Terry Jo- 68.103.186 Smith. Scott- 8.9.103.115.133 Stark. Ron 61.103.124.189 Steiner. Jim- 18.61.103.115.124.189 Steiner, Sharon- 103 Stenner. Sherry- 28.31.69.103 Stoeffler. Dennis- 65.83.109.115.142.143 Stoehr. Noreen- 4.22.36.52.57.100.102.103. 116.117.134.140.141 Stovey. Donna- 61.102.103.189 Sutton. Ruth- 22.62.102.103.118 Tesar. Mike- 24.103 Thiede. Sandra- 88.103 Thomas. Shawn- 4.8.9.17.22.26.103 Tichenor. Bruce- 103.132 Tippory. Francis- 103 Troester. Randy- 103 Voth. Liz- 22.40.48.68.86.103.109 Vuillemot, Camille- 8.9.13.17.22.26.36.61. 68.103,109 Wachter. Dan- 103 Wachuta. Tom- 53.103 Walker. Jayne- 26.31.34.61.103 Walters. Judy- 4.23.103 Index - 193 Walz. Matt- 31.61.68.139 Webster. Nancy- 22.29.31.44.103.118.131 White. Curt- 21.24.25.103.133 White. Debbie- 8.9.17.26.28.31.36.103 White. Jay- 36.103.120.139 Wiemerslage. Laurie- 103 Wolford. Mike- 103 Wood. James- 103.120 Worrell. Jennie- 8.9.17.22.26.27.52.103.134 Yager. Doug- 103.133.139 Yager. Todd- 65.103.115.142.143 Juniors Achenbach. Donna- 8.17.22.26.36.49.104.126 Ahrens. Cynthia- 16.104 Amdahl. Richard- 104 Ariss. Jim- 11.12.13.36.104.122 Bailey. Jodi- 104 Barrette. Richard- 104.107 Bebow. Jeff- 6.13.36.37.79.104.108.112.132. 133.137 Becwar. Penny- 104 Berns. Rodney- 43.104 Birrenbach. Tim- 62.104 Boldt, Ron- 25.104 Bowar. Eugene- 104 Buening. Sharon- 35.104.186 Bunts. Kenny- 104 Bunts. Kevin- 25.107 Check. Denise- 25.31.35.104 Check. Lynn 17.26.37.104.107 Cooley. Theresa- 66,82.104 David. Ken- 25.104 David. Lisa- 23.36.40.41.57.104.108.116. 117.125 Deluhery, Karen- 104 Delury. Tim- 24.25.53.87.104 DuCharme. Lynn- 8.9.17.23.26.88.92.104 Duff. Lorrie- 36.62.63.105 Duff. Sara- 104 Eilers. Sheila- 85.104 Fernette. Cindy- 104 Feye. Scott- 25.36.104.112.143 Finney. Kevin- 104 Fischer. Randy- 7.36.37.104.112.114 Fishier. Mark- 24.54.104 Fishier, Mary- 34.85.104 Forst. Keith-7.16.30.31.105.112 Frazier. Larry- 105 Fulcher. Mark- 5.9.105 Fuller. Mike- 105 Garcia. Carol- 51 Garrity. Maureen- 23.36.37.38.92.117.140. 141.152 Gavin. Eileen- 11.23.26.29.31.37.105.108. 134 Gcisler. Kathy 8.9.17.23.26,27.31.37.82.105 George. Steve- 63.107 Gilkes. Kevin 36.40.105,112 Gillitzer. Bob 25.50.55.95.143 Gillitzer. Gerald- 25.72.105 Gillitzer. Mark- 105 Godden. Liz- 105 Gokey. Lance- 43.83,105.106 Gokey. Michele- 23.36.37.79.91.105.116.117. 141 Gokey. Mike 36.105.120.133.139 Goodman. Randy- 36.66.105.143 Goodman. Wendy- 13.23.36,69.105.140.141 Gratz. Randy- 63 Grcenwald. Paul- 25.83.105.137 Gremore. Chris- 105 Haines. Carla- 34.66.91.104.105 Hamann. Mark- 105 Harville. Lynn- 65.106 Hauer. Margaret- 35.36.37.38.55.92.105.107 Hedeman. Lisa- 36.105,140 Henry. Steve- 36.105.112.143 Hesse). Elizabeth- 17.26.105.186 Hiebing. Sue- 23.69.105 Hoffland. Phil- 6.13.36.105 Horkheimer. Lorita- 105 Hoskins. Theresa- 23.26.27 Hutchins. Brent- 6.13.36.86.105.112,122.123 Hutson. Deena- 6.22.23.36.49.105.118.126. 127 Irwin, Scott- 106 Jerde. Karin- 12.13.36.106.140.141 Johnson. Betty- 8.17.26.31.36.38.44.92.106 Johnson. Jim- 6.11.36.41.112.139 Jones. Brenda- 66.91.106 Jung. Robert- 25.86.106 Kahler. Robin- 57.91.104.106 Kapinus. Larry- 25.53.106 Kelly. David- 36.37.120.132.137 Kieser. David- 16,18.29.31.36.40.41.46.77. 92.104.108.139.174 Klema. Madonna- 37.106 Konichek. Christine- 31.69.82.106 Konichek. Roger- 25.106 Kuchenbecker. Todd- 106 LaBonne. Jenny- 23.69.82.105.106 LaFond. Glen- 30.31.50.66,106 LaPointe. Julie- 13.23.36.106.130.131.135. 186 Lathrop. Sue- 68.106 Lenzendorf. Sue- 104.106.186 Lcssard, Donna- 106 Linder. Lisa- 34.35.36.37,62.106 Lindroth. Shelly- 69.82.106 Lochner. Rene- 17.23.106 Long. Tracy- 120 Lorenz. Julie- 13.23.36.40.47.106.134.135 Mainor. Judy- 105.106 Mansfield. Jean- 34.106 Martin. Sheila- 66,91,106 Mezera, Martha- 35.36.37,81.106 Mezera. Paul- 6.36.106.112.122.189 Mezera. Vicki- 28.31.85.106 Modjeski. Donna- 34.35.36.106.118 Nachreiner. Cindy- 28.34.106 Nolan. Sheila- 3.22.23.28.31.69.92 Novoy. Don- 36.86.106.112,133 O’Brien. Mike- 6.13.36.37.49.106.112.133.139 Ore. Helen- 37.106 Panka. Jeff- 11.36.37.106.108.112.122 Pedretti. Carol- 22.23.36.48.66.106.116. 117.130.131 Polodna. David- 25.106 Prew. Michelle- 8.9.17.26,27.106 Radloff. Renee- 13.18.106.135 Remaly. Don- 17.26.106.120.139 Rickleff. Dan- 13.106 Roach. Jeff- 10.12.13.49.106.112.143 Roach. Mike- 66.106 Rodenkirch. Tina- 23.36.40.88.92.106.118. 119 Rohn, Candy- 63.105.107 Root. Dale- 36.67.106.132 Rutter, Janino- 85.86.106 Schade. Georgette- 77,92.106 Sheckler. Richard- 25.106 Shulka. Richard- 51.106 Siegele, Debbie- 106 Skemp. Ed- 6.36.37.106.108.112.139 Smith. Rick- 83.106 Speth. Judy- 34.74 Sprosty. Dale- 25.72.106 Sprosty, Ray- 106 Steele. Mark 39.106.137 Steger. Greg- 25.106 Steger. Terry- 24.25.72.73.106 Steger. Tim- 24.25.72.73.106 Steiner. Russ- 38,106 Stevens, Tracy- 13.106,112 Stoehr. David- 107 Stram. Sandra- 107 Stuckey. Linda- 34.35.36.37.107 Suetmeyer. Carla- 13.107 Sunde. Mark- 16.17.26.104.107.109.137 Sunde. Mike- 8.9.17.66.77.107.109.112.137 Tesar. Diane- 47.82,107 Tesar. Kevin- 24.25.72.107 Thiede. Mona- 107 Thompson. Jeanne- 34.35.36.37,107 Wagner. Debbie- 13,23.38.40.57.104.105.107. 108.186 194 - Index Walters. Gale- 12.13.31.44.66.107 Walz. Christine- 31,37 Walz. Christopher- 31.66.107 Weeks. Randy- 107.137 Welsch. Joe- 36.95.107.112 White. Brad- 13.36.40.41.87.107.112.122. 123.143 White. Kim- 12,13.23.38.40.57.104.107.186 Williams. Eric- 16.31.35.36,37,38.39.41.46. 92.107.108 Wolf. Sue- 35.55.79.107 Yana, Steve- 86,107 Yeomans. Jane- 23.36.49.107,118.125.126, 127.152 Yeomans. Scott- 6,12.13.107.112.114.143 Zable. Sally 23.30.31.36.49.104.107.108. 118.126.186 Zlabek. Rhona- 6,7.23.36.38.44.85.92.107 Seniors Achenbach. Bonnie- 11.23.36.40.44.93.152. 197 Ames. Monty- 152 Arneson. Lee- 152,172.181 Atkins. Dick- 151.152 Bebow. Brenda- 23.36.134.135.152.197 Bohonek. John- 150.152 Boldt. Dawn- 36.93,152 Boldt. Nancy- 23.36.41.49.79.118.119.125. 126,127.148.153.175.176.177,178.197 Brandt. Chris- 8.9.17.26.27.153.162 Campbell. Megan- 102.134.135.148.153 Carroll. John- 112.153 Cathman. Mary- 153 Cejka. John- 62.112.153 Check. Brenda- 8.9.17.26.31.47.62.153 Check. Dan- 36.49.112.145.154.160 Check. Nancy- 24.25.31.154 Check. Roso 62.67.154 Cipra. Michelle- 29.37.41.78.150.154.159. 176,187 Day. Scott- 154.176 Delury. Dennis- 139.154.172 Dickman. Dan- 67.72.132.151.154 Downing. Marlene- 63 Drysdale. Pam- 28.31.37.47.86.150.154 DuCharme. Charles- 72.154 DuCharme. Doug- 155 Duerst, Diane- 17.86.155 Duve. Jean- 22.29.31.36.49.93.130.131.134. 135.145.148.155.176.179.197 Egstad. Ed- 112.148.155 Feran. Debbie- 28.34.155 Fischer. Bill- 67.112.132.133,155.172 Geisler. Debbie- 8.9.17.23.26.27.31.155. 172.176 George. Deidre- 5.87.156.179 Gillitzer. Mike- 36.39.75.137.150.155.156 Glawc. Cindy- 8.9.17.26.31.37.150.156.172. 187 Granzow. Lori- 156 Haefer. Gina- 8,9,17.26.27.30.31.37.78.79. 87.149.156.188 Haines. Ramie- 112.132.133.156 Hamann. Jeff- 36.139.156.172.176 Harvey. Laurie- 53 Hedeman. Mike- 36.62.112.114.139.157 Helgerson. Julie- 16.29,31,38.41.75.157.159. 176.182 Hemmer. Bruce- 19.36.138.139.150.157.172. 176.189 Herried. Tom- 36.40.67.122.123.139.150.157 Hoffland. Darci- 5.23.151.157.175 Huebsch. Jane- 23.93.157.172.174 Hurda. Bernard- 19.72.73,155.157 Jelinek. Rick- 36.112.157.172 K as ten. Tami- 157 Kelly. Sean- 36.132.148.158 Kennebeck. Pete- 17.56.76.151.158,197 Key. Dan- 8.9.39.67.158.176.188 Koenig. Carmen- 37,79.158 Konichek. Bill- 36.87.122.142.143.151.158. 179.181 Konichek. Mary- 34.158 Koonce. Dave- 62,73.76,158.169 Koresh. Jana- 10.13.36.69.86.152.158 Kozelka. Bill- 6.112.113.114.148.158.179. 197 Kramer. Juli- 23.36.134.135.159.197 Kuhn. Mark- 16.17.159 Laufenberg. Melita- 72.77,159.172 Lechnir. Peggy- 5.10.13.23.93.159.179.197 Lenzendorf. Jeff- 36.40.112.114.132.145. 149.159 Lessard. Brian- 36.120.149.159.172 Long. Shane- 36.120.139.159 Luttrell. Eugene- 26.120.160 Martin. Darryl- 19.160 Mayer. Robert- 72.156.160 McCoy. Diana- 151.160 Mezera. Arnold- 155.160 Mezera. Gerald- 19.143.160 Mezera. Ron- 4.91.93.160.165.176.197 Mikkelson. Julie- 87.160 Miller. Kathy- 23.49.79.87.126.152.161.182. 187 Moret. Greg- 24.161 Moris. Anita- 5.16.30.31.161 Moris. Connie- 82.161.172 Murphy. Jean- 17.161.189 Nagel. Steve- 39.78.82.122.150.155.161 Nicholson. Bill- 73.112.137.161 Obmascher. Luanne- 23.161 O’Brien. Kelly- 10.36.131.140.141.162.176. 178.197 O’Brien. Lois- 162 a Osterhaus. Bob- 19.36.5 67.112.143.148.162. 175.178 Pedretti. Lisa- 152.162.172.186 Peloch. Sue- 8.17.26.47.151.162 Peper. Debbie- 23.36.134.162.197 Pitzer. Angie- 23.60.152.162.166.197 Polodna. Mary- 23.67.151.163.172.176.177 Rabe. Kathy- 163 Reed. Donna- 150.177 Reilly. Bruce- 36.122.155.163.172.174 Ries. John- 163 Sawa. Greg 36.39.96.150.151.155.163.188 Sawvell. Tina- 5.17.23.36.41.73.130.131. 134,135.159,163.174.179 Schauf, Denise- 23.36.79.118.119.163.197 Schissel. Bobby- 163 Schissel. Michelle- 163 Schneider. Patty- 34.164.175 Seymour. Jeff- 57,164 Sheckler. Bryan- 5.6.36.112.160.164 Sheckler. Tammie- 10.22,23.36.40.49.118. 119.126.164.172.176.178 Shedivy. Carl- 36.112.114.122.123.164.178 Shihata. David- 73.75.164 Shipley. Camille- 36.64.67.117.172 Shulka. Cecilia- 164 Slama. Dale- 11.72.164 Soghanalian. Garo- 8.11.13.43.77.165.169. 172 Sprosty. Greg- 73.165 Index - 195 Stark. Randy 67.77,165.172 Steger. Carol- 8.9.17.26.165 Steiner. Mark- 78 Steiner. Susan- 165.180 Stevens. Todd- 82.83.138.139.165 Stoeffler. Ken- 19.142.143.165.188 Stovey. Richard- 41.45.112.114.166.178 Stram. Linda- 166 Strnad, Randy- 83.166 Stubbe. Genevieve- 166.175 Tcsar. Michele- 166 Tesar. Terry- 166 Thornburg. Mark- 148.166 Tichenor. Gary- 56.112.169 Tippery. Tammy- 5.7.23.41.45.67.169.178.187 Toberman. Diane- 83.117.150.167.169 Trocster, Rick- 162.169.172 Valley. Mike- 169 Valley. Paul- 4.5.36.75.112,115.132.148.169. 178 Vuillemot. Shelley- 7.8.9.17.23.26.27.36. 37.38.79.150.169.172.185 Wachter. Bill- 25,36.72.83.112.169.172.179 Wachuta. Ed- 67.72.112.169 Wachuta. Valerie- 67.75.82.83.168 Waller. Phyllis- 150.152.168.172 Walz. Cecelia- 148.151.168 Weber. Chris- 23.37.78.93.152.166.168.172 Weir. Trina- 168 Welsch. Roland- 8.9.17.26.27.31.93.169.172. 188.197 White. Bruce- 4.19.36.93,112.113.122.143. 149.169.172.178.197 Wisnefsky. Ann- 23.36.118.166.169.174.179. 197 Worrell. John- 8.9.17.26.27.73.75.120.138. 169.176.179.188 Yeomans. Penny- 23.36.118.149.169.172 Faculty Bebow- 19.84.112.113 Becker- 62 Boom- 34 Brunje- 64.115.133.142.143 Campbell- 19.69.112.114.133 Craze- 18.19.86 Dickey- 17 Fishier- 88 Frommelt- 68 Garside- 60 George- 35.64.93.174 Gilbertson- 75.138.139 Hamann- 60 Hemmingsen- 131 Hoffman- 35.63.92 Howard- 122 Jacoby- 38.82 Johnson- 87 Kasey- 74 Krieger- 49.118.125.126 McCoy- 37.89 Mullarkey- 84.131.141 Mulrooney- 88 Nielsen- 19.65.66.124.137 Oehler- 55.78.79 Olson- 19.87 Beatty- 90 Check A.- 90 Check B - 90 DuCharme- 88 Finn 88 Garrity- 88 Hackett- 90 Hinkel- 89 Jackson- 90 Kalda- 90 Knapp- 88 Koenig- 90 Konichek Mg. 90 Konichek My.-88 Kramer- 90 Lessard- 90 Lubbers- 89 Martin- 90 Obmascher- 88 Schade- 90 Tippery- 90 Walker- 90 White- 88 Wolfgram- 89 Otteson- 118 Papez- 74 Porvaznik- 13.76.7T Quamme- 83 Ralph- 24.72.73 Rasmussen- 39.91.174 Rheineck- 78 Riebc- 19.47.82 Rondeau 19.115.122.124 Stack- 88 Steiber- 35.82.134 Stemper- 37.66 Tippery- 41,89 Todd 8.16.29 Walz- 9.19.39.67.117 Yeomans- 65 Staff Achenbach- 88 196 - Index Row 1: Pete Kennebeck. 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