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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1980 volume:

BROADCAST 1980 PRAIRIE DU CHIEN HIGH SCHOOL Prairie duChien, Wisconsin BEHIND THE SCENES________2 Eileen Gavin Rene Lochner Debbie Wagner SUPPORTING CAST_________17 Donna Achenbach Lynn DuCharme Deena Hutson CREWS___________________31 Sheila Nobn Georgette Schade Jeanne Thompson PROGRAMS________________53 Mark Fulcher Sheila Nobn Russ Steiner BIG EVENTS______________81 Lisa David Eileen Gavin Georgette Schade WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS____97 Phil Hoffland Jane Yeomans Sally Zable LEAD PLAYERS___________127 Donna Achenbach Rene Lochner Debbie Wagner SPONSORS_______________160 Lisa David Margaret Hauer LynnJDuCharme ----------EDITORS--------- Mo Garrity Rhona Zbbek ----------ADVISOR--------- Rat George --------PHOTOGRAPHY------- David Kieser Phil Hoffland Eric Williams Georgette Schade WPHS Proudly • A A Presents • The Network Stars of ’80 Opposite Page: Left: Morning Meditation with Father Dale. Middle: “Hey, big boy, come up and see me sometime!” Bottom: “Wow. what a body!” Right: “I didn’t know it was overdue. Sob! Sob!” Upper Left: “I really WUV him!” Upper Right: “Don’t you have anything better to do?” Middle Left: “Who, me?” Middle Right: Wild and crazy junior girls! Lower Left: “Minnesota Walz” in action. Lower Right: “Oh. no! What did I get myself into?” Student Life-3 l66kin’ GOOD HERE . . . her prince will come. Middle Center: “Things look better from down here!” Middle Right: Brian flashes us his pearly whites! Lower Right: Joan asks, “What's the joke?!” 4-Student Life Upper Left: Billy, don’t look so innocent! Upper Right: S. Smith checks to see if his peach fuzz is growing. Middle Left: “I swear I’ll never be late again, Mr. Tippery!” Middle Right: Chug it, Mike, Chug it!! Lower Right: S. Carroll expresses his feeling of study hall. Student Life-5 Right: Buzy Lizzie makes change at IGA. Middle Left: Dixie shows us her new friend. Middle: Billy Waite hustles pool right along with the professionals! When asked for comment, he said, It beats playing the flute.” Middle Right: Porta-toga party tonight at Hardee's. Be there or be square. Bottom Middle: Mark Steele prepares for college. LOOKIN’ GOOD THERE . . . 6 - Student Life Top Right: Faye Davies glances in a mirror. Middle Left: Billy asks. “Can you “Name That Tune?” Middle Right: Shelly Hansel laughs and Linda Lenzendorf comments. “Cute!” as the cameraman snaps their picture. Bottom Left: “How about a game of ring-toss?” Student Life - 7 Upper Left: Pearldrops. it’s a great feeling! Upper Right: Mr. G. disciplines a student. Middle Left: Sally and Jeff, what a cute couple! Middle Right: T. Tippery finds tests easier with K. Gilkes help. Lower Right: Just call me macho! Opposite Page Upper Right: Come on Alice, give us a smile. Far Left: Book, what book? Mrs. Boom always catches her man! Middle: Ron, you know Mr. Tippery doesn't allow locker-stacking. Far Right: With the help of Mark Eden I am what I am today! Bottom: Doug, do you always blow bubbles with your nose?! 10 - Student Life LOOKIN’ GOOD EVERYWHERE YOU’RE STILL HAVING FUN, Opposite Page Upper Right: Tree trimming is an essential part of Trig; OB and J. King. Far Left: The masked marvel of the cafeteria zoo, R. Zlabek. Middle Center: Bill searches for someone to kiss his owie. Middle Left: K. Reichart and S. Lessard are engrossed in their studies. Bottom Left: “Hey, baby, wanna get lucky?” D. Glawe asks. B. McPhereson says, “I don’t know him.” Upper Left: T. Fisher shows he’s a talented freshman. Upper Right: $50 reward for any information leading to the location of this enthused student. Middle Left: Hey, I can get small, too. I also have happy feet. Middle Right: Reading Break in the cafeteria? Lower Left: Playing Star Trek is a favorite occupation during study hall. J. Boxrucker gives the Vulcan Peace sign. Student Life-13 Upper Right: Cindy and Pam feel it’s time for a new hair do! Middle Left: Phil’s a little camera shy but still manages to slip us a grin. Middle Center: Mags gives us her impression of the Electric Horseman! Lower Left: Melody’s ready to head home after another exciting day at school! (Sigh!) Lower Right: Who says band students aren’t funl Opposite Page Upper Left: These boys show you don’t have to have dates for a good time at a record hop! Far Left: Sleeping beauties?! Middle Left: Wake up. Bob. the bell rang! Far Right: Cheryl is bug-eyed and bushy-tailed! Lower Left: Pepsi, anyone?! 14-Student Life s AND YOU’RE STILL THE ONE!!! Michael Garrity, MD R. Schuch, MD Paul L. Schmidt, MD Kirk D. Berger, MD c o N G R 16-Ads FARRELL CLINIC, S.C. 610 East Taylor Street Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin 608 53821 T U L A T I O N Class of 1980 S Telephone 326-6466 Turn on the T. V. and what do you see . . . Upper Left: Freshman Class officers: S. Elvert. sec. treasurer: P. Panka. v. president: P. Pitzer. president. Upper Middle: S. LaFond laughs for the camera? Upper Right: Row 1: T. Crowley. Row 2: E. Check. C. Chabela. Row 3: K. Key. P. Pitzer. L. Kozelka, C. Sheckler, T. Kozelka, B. Crowley. Ain’t they cute?!? Middle Left: HOMEROOM 1 Row 1: G. Bohland. R. Blakley. B. Berns. W. Benish, T. Baxter. S. Bauer. W. Balk. R. Ahrens. J. Arneson. G. Arneson. Row 2: S. Daentl. T. Crowley. B. Crowley. M. Cooley. D. Colson. P. Clements, L. Check. E. Check. B. Campbell. M. Bohonek. Row 3: T. Dyer. C. Du Charme, K. Dondelinger. L. Dickman. T. de Ranitz. C. Delury. Middle Right: Hey. I know I’m cool. says S. Sheckler. Lower Middle: L. Kapinus does wash his hands once in awhile! Lower Right: I want my picture taken too. says T. Mezera. 18-Underclassmen . . . Freshmen Neighborhood.” Underclassmen 19 skipping through Upper Right HOMEROOM 2 Row 1: K. Fuller, J. Foley. T. Fischer, P. Fischer. S. First, S. Elvert, K. Ellis. D. Eilers. Row 2: C. Harris. L. Hare. E. Halverson. V. Qress. T. Gilmore. J. Gillitzer. S. Gauger. R. Gates. Row 3: D. Kieser. K. Key, L. Kapinus. C. Kalish. J. Jackson. W. Infield. M. Hogenson, D. Hendrix. M. Heal. R. Harville. Row 4: T. Kozelka. L. Kozelka, T. Koresh, R. Konichek, W. Knutson. P. Knutson. J. Kittle. Middle: C. Du Charme does a good job of holding up the wall. Lower Middle Right: Smile. L. Kozelka. you’re on Candid Camera! Upper Middle Right: M. Hogenson. A. Cavanaugh. W. Rodenkirch. P. Clements and T. Gilmore, having a fun time in the library. Lower Left: “Looks aren’t everything. quotes K. Key. Lower Right: D. Kieser. D. Pellock and M. Mara survive on a diet of catsup and mustard while being locked in the concession stand after the Richland Center game. “Mr. Rogers’ Top HOMEROOM 3 Row 1: J. Martin. M. Mara. J. Mansfield. T. Lindroth. D. Linder. S. Lessard. R. Lenz. S. La Fond, A. La Bonne. Row 2: R. Mezera, K. Mezera, T. Mezera, G. Mezera. A. Mezera, A. Me Phee, M. Mayer. Row 3: L. Olson. C. O'Connell. C. O'Connell. M. O'Brien. J. Nolan. B. Munson. J. Muehlbauer. K. Morarend. Middle Left: K. Morarend. do you use Head and Shoulders? Middle Right: R. Mezera and T. Dyer play a tedious game of chess. Above: I want to be just like big brother Rod! Right: D. Mainor, who likes flowers, and M. McCluskey. who has a smile, try to concentrate on Algebra I. Middle Right: C. Rajcevich has an unidentified object growing out of her head. Lower Right: P.D.C.'s ‘Tame” new street gang —■ D. Kieser. D. Pellock. P. Panka. P. Fischer. 20- U nderclassmen Top Left: T. Crowley pretends she is studying, but what is she really doing? Top Right HOMEROOM 4: Row 1: B. Paulson, N. Parkers, P. Panka. M. Panka, C. Panka. Row 2: D. Reed, C. Rajcevich, M. Prew, P. Polodna. P. Pitzer, D. Pellock. Row 3: L. Seymour. M. Schlaugat, W. Rodenkirch, A. Rocksvold, S. Riness, B. Richardson. Middle Left: S. Gauger. S. Daentle and B. Gates exchange answers in the library. Center: M. Schlaugat smiles gaily while having her picture taken. Middle Right: Three of the biggest hams in school - L. Mergen, L. Seymour and S. Sheckler. Bottom HOMEROOM 5: Row 1: M. Stenner, T. Steiner. T. Sprosty, V. Shulka. S. Sheckler. C. Sheckler. Row 2: D. Wemmer. C. Walz. L. Tesar. M. Stubbe, A. Stovey, J. Stoehr, S. Stoeffler. Row 3: M. Zinkle. M. Zable. J. Woodward. J. White. C. White. Underclassmen-21 Upper Left: HOMEROOM 1 Row 1: A. Burlingame. L. Bohonek. M. Becwar. D. Barr. C. Boldt. J. Check. Row 2: J. Brown. K. Campbell. K. Coorough, B. Cipra. K. Check. C. Chabela, D. Boldt. C. Benish. Row 3: M. Bailey. J. Boxrucker, A. Corlett. D. Carroll. R. Bunders, T. Coorough. J. Bebow. J. Bauer, R. Ambrose. M. Ames. T. Bruckner. Row 4: R. Check. P. Conley. Upper Right: T. Feye has problems finding her typewriter with her eyes closed. Above: B. Welter takes time out for a picture. Middle: A. Skemp nearly faints after looking at her blood cells. Middle Right: M. Mabb feels sick after having worms for dinner. Right: Sophomore Class officers T. Garrity, v. president; M. Rytilahti, president; J. Bebow. sec. treasurer. Lower Right: A. Hiebing and M. Esser play follow the leader. 22-U nderclassmen 2 “Young and Restless” Sophomores . . ng for Tomorrow Upper Left HOMEROOM 2 Row 1: M. Du Charme. K. Draka. B. Dillman. D. Dickman. M. de Ranitz, J. De Muth. M. Delury. K. Degenhardt. R. Davies. R. David. Row 2: J. Fritsche. M. Fischer. J. Fischer. T. Feye. R. Fernette. C. Feran, M. Esser. E. Ellis, D. Ellis, W. Egstad. Row 3: L. Hare. D. Hanson. G. Hamann. V. Halverson. P. Halpin. M. Gillitzer. K. Gilkes. T. Garrity. Upper Right: After looking up the meaning of love. C. Benish knows it happened to her. Middle Left: P. Schauf makes a quick get away after J. Bebow makes a pass at her. Middle: You want to get lucky? asks R. Radloff. Right: D. Panka takos time out after looking at mucus through the microscope. Left: J. Brown illustrates the ill effects of school. Underclassmen-23 Upper left: HOMEROOM 3 Row 1: D. Konicheck. D. Jones. K. Hollenberger. J. Henry. B. Kelly. T. Kueker. D. Lessard, A. Hiebing. Row 2: J. Horstman. C. Konicheck. C. Kramer. L. Heal. H. Hoffland. K. Kussmaul. B. Jung. E. Korback. Row 3: R. Jaynes. W. Hebei. J. Jones. D. Konicheck. R. Lathrop. R. Kalish. M. Kozelka. D. Jelinek. Upper Right: B. Schissel and M. Fischer strolling the halls. Above: T. Looney says. I think I’m going to be sick”. Middle: Another exciting day for D. Jelinek. Lower Middle: D. Barr and T. Looney taking a disco break. Lower Right: “I’m perfect for the job? asks C. Root. 24-Underclassmen Left: HOMEROOM 4 Row 1: W. Mezera. M. Modjeski. B. McPherson. S. Mara, J. Lochner. S. McGrath. J. Lochner. Row 2: R. Polodna. M. Mezera. B. Martin. J. Nash. B. Nicholson. T. Lorenz. C. McCluskey. P. Powers. R. Patzner. M. Mabb. Row 3: W. Mezera. G. Olson. R. Moret. R. Panka. D. Panka. R. Paulson. R. Mezera. L. Mainor. Middle Left: Sophomores show they worked hard at Homecoming. Middle Right: K. Gilkes says. Get in the can and off the Stick!” Below: M. Esser shows she can work and pose at the same time. Lower Left: J. Brown shows her Mr. Bill’ face while H. Hoffland dreams about last night. Lower Right: HOMEROOM 5 Row 1. E. Steele. C. Root. P. Schauf. R. Radloff. K. Zinkle, C. Stoehr. J. Schade. M. Siegenthaler. Row 2: L. Yager. B. Schissel. T. Tippery. B. Welter. J. Todd. C. Wentz. C. Thomas. A. Skemp. Row 3: M. Siegenthaler, W. Waite, P. Toberman. M. Rytilahti. D. Steger. B. Tesar. W. Wachuta. D. Rickleff. J. Welsch, B. Smircina. B. Toberman. Underclassmen-25 . . . Juniors taking “One Day at a Time” . . . Upper Left: HOMEROOM 2 Row 1: C. Forst. S. Foley. M. Fernette. M. Elvert. S. Du Charme. K. Drysdale. L. Dickman. Row 2: G. Haefer. L. Granzow. D. Olawe. D. Oillitzer. E. Oillitzer. K. Oilkes, T. Hendrix, T. Frazier. Row 3: J. Huza. J. Huebsch, D. Hubbard. D. Hessel. R. Howe. K. Geisler, K. Heiring. Upper Right: B. Check asks ‘•You want my body? Above: S. Smith says. Who. me? Middle: Junior Class officers: S. Steiner. S. Sheckler. R. Stark. Right HOMEROOM 5 Row 1: C. Rowland. B. Prew, M. Polodna. J. Polodna. R. Picha. T. Penfield, S. Pellock. Row 2: R. Stark. S. Smith. T. Slama. M. Slama, A. Skemp. J. Shedivy, S. Sheckler. Row 3: R. Sutton. D. Stovey. N. Stoehr. D. Stoeffler. S. Stenner, S. Steiner. J. Steiner. 26-Underclassmen Left: S. Sheckler and N. Stoehr took 1st and 2nd in the bubble gum blowing contest. Middle Left: A zoom-in on B. Novak. Middle: J. Huebsch plays Cat Scratch Fever on the board. Below: A. Caya spends her free time roaming the hall. Lower Middle Left: N. Nicholson. B. Tichenor. S. Carroll. T. Me Phee spend another exciting day in art. Bottom Left: M. El vert dreams of Tony Dorsett and the rest of the Dallas Cowboys. Bottom Right HOMEROOM 1 Row 1: D. Boland. J. Cooley. M. Ames. R. Check. A. Caya. D. Byers. T. Boylen. M. Campbell. Row 2: L. Colsch. W. Adamany. B. Cipra. K. Boland. J. Colson. B. Check. T. Buffington. Row 3: P. Cornford. K. Copsey. L. Bonney. M. Becwar. B. Benish. J. Coorough. B. Bushnell. . . . thinking, “Happy Days” Are Here Again. U nderclassmen-27 Upper Left HOMEROOM 6 Row 1: L. Voth. R. Troester. F. Tippery. B. Tichneor. S. Thomas. M. Tesar. Row 2: N. Webster. M. Waltz. J. Walters. J. Walker. T. Wachuta. D. Wachter. C. Vuillemot. Row 3: T. Yager. J. Worrell. J. Wood. M. Wolford. L. Wiemerslage. J. White. C. White. Upper Right: R. Check hopes she isn't the next victim. Middle Left: M. Campbell says Cheese!” Middle: M. Key models new coat. Middle Right: J. Polodna and J. Nolan show off their bodies. Right: M. Tesar says. “Don't take my picture. 28-Underclassmen Upper Left HOMEROOM 3 Row 1: K. Konichek. J. La Bonne. P. Konichek. A. Linder. M. Klema. M. Lechnir. Row 2: T. La Bonne. S. Lorenz. C. Kahler. L. Lenzendorf. S. Kleven. J. King. Row 3: T. Long. D. Koenig. L. Kapinus. G. Kozelka. M. Key. M. Kozelka. T. Kramer. Upper Right: N. Nicholson attempts to read a book and listen to music at the same time. Middle: N. Hasselquist says. Don't sit under the apple tree with anyone else but me!” Above: F. Davies works hard in art. Left HOMEROOM 4 Row 1: L. Mikkleson. R. Mezera. J. Mezera. T. Me Phee. T. Mayer. G. Mara. C. Mara. K. Madison. Row 2: M. Novey. D. Novey. R. Novak. J. Nolan. N. Nicholson. J. Nack. W. Munson. K. Morris. Row 3: R. Patzner. V. Papez. M. Panka. G. Panka. K. Ore. J. Olson. T. Oehler. D. O’Connell. Underclassmen-29 North Marquette Road Prairie du Chien, Wis. 30-Ads 0 ON AIR © 0 PREVIEW ° CREWS o o o o WPHS TV 80 OtOE4J Organ izations-3 -U.S. Farm Top Left FFA Officers Row 1: D. Check, president; L. Bohonek, secretary; L. Wachuta, reporter. Row 2: R. Moret. vice president; R. Davies, treasurer; R. Fernette. sentinel; R. Check, parliamentarian. Top Right: Mr. Ralph and visitor Philip Benson, the National Secretary of the Future Farmers of America. Above: Members Row 1: R. Check. L. Wachuta. D. Check. L. Bohonek. B. Fernette. R. Davies. Row 2: J. Nolan. B. Munson. M. Bohonek, D. Konichek. C. Walz. T. Kramer. C. White. B. Halverson. R. Jung. Row 3: B. Cipra. A. Corlett, L. Hare. D. Linder. T. Koresh. O. Mezera, R. Polodna, T. Penfield, K. Bohland. L. Harville. Row 4: L. Hare, B. Nicholson. R. Picha, R. Moret. R. Ahrens. S. Daentl, C. Feran, M. Mezera. L. Kapinus. D. Ellis. Center Right: D. Check and L. Bohonek attended the state FFA officers meeting in LaCrosse, January 18, 1980. Right: G. Mezera, D. Linder, and T. Koresh assumed the responsibility of the annual fruit sale. Bottom Right: The FFA received the Superior Chapter Award for 1979. 32 FFA Report Upper Left: R. Davies checks to make sure he got it all. Upper Right: L. Bohonek gazes at Mr. Ralph with adoring eyes. Middle Right: R. Sheckler takes a breather after stuffing himself at the FFA Banquet. Lower Left: Freshman Ag. students with new jackets are Row 1: C. Walz. T. Koresh, and D. Konichek. Row 2: M. Bohonek. G. Mezera. J. Nolan, and B. Munson. Row 3: S. Daentl. R. Ahrens, L. Hare, and D. Linder. National Secretary Visits Local Chapter FFA - 33 Tomorrow Top Left: M. Klema, L. Linder, and M. Prochaska sell smoke-out buttons. Top Right: FHA members seated on the floor: M. Oillitzer, J. Schissel. H. Witacil, M. Prochaska. A. Mezcra. D. Colson, D. Reed, L. Check, L. Olson. Seated: C. Konichek, L. Horkeimer. B. Tesar, L. Lenzendorf, D. Steger. C. Boldt, M. Fishier. L. Linder, M. Klema. Standing: Mrs. Becker, the advisor. Above: An FHA State Officer gave a talk to the new club. Center: The FHA took their field trip to Little Switzerland in New Glarus. Middle Right: L. Linder enjoys her orange juice as M. Panka pours herself some at their Breakfast, sponsored by the FHA. Right: L. Lenzendorf reads the treasurer's report at a meeting. 34 - FHA Top Left: Let s get down to business. Top Center: What an interesting meeting! Top Right: Sleeping Beauty. Middle: STUDENT COUNCIL members Row 1: J. Yeomans. M. Zable. P. Panka. M. Oarrity. T. Mezera. C. White. T. Crowley.Row 2: M. Gokey. K. Heiring. S. Sheckler. P. Pitzer. C. Rajcevick. T. Rodenkirch. K. Key. C. Draka. Row 3: Advisor. Mr. Tippery. J. Shedivy. T. Deluhery. M. O'Brien. J. Roach. D. Kieser. S. Lorenz. J. Coorough. S. Elvert. Missing are: T. Me Phec. K. Jerde. K. White. S. Nolan. M. Rytilahti. J. Brown. B. Kelly. T. Lorenz. B. Toberman. Bottom. Student Council officers: S. Nolan, v. president: M. Garrity. president; D. Kieser. School Board representative: J. Yeomans, secretary. Student Council-35 Top Left: J. Arneson. L. Seymour. S. Sheckler. L. Mergen. P. Knutson. Row 2: L. Dickman. K. Mezera, M. Mayer. B. Munson. L. Olson, and C. DuCharmo. Top Right: L. David and M. Gokey go for the 1980 Badminton Championship for the 2nd year in a row. Middle Left: M. Fernette and J. Yeomans tip off in the OAA Basketball Championship. The Seniors were victorious. Middle Center: J. Brown and B. Nicholson can't seem to find the birdie. Middle Right: Sophomore girls were just so happy to play the Seniors that they didn't mind losing by an overwhelming score. Lower Right: Row 1: M. Oillitzer. P. Schauf. B. Nicholson. K. Coorough. K. Campbell. B. Welter. D. Jelinek. Row 2: B. Cipra. J. Henry. C. Stoehr. T. Lorenz. B. Tesar. P. Powers. A. Weber. B. Jung. Row 3: D. Barr. C. Chabela. M. Prochaska. A. Burlingame. 36-GAA World of Sports Upper Left Juniors Row 1: R. Sutton. A. Caya. S. Sheckler. T. Boylen. M. Campbell. K. Heiring. N. Stoehr. Row 2: R. Patzner, N. Webster. J. Walters, J. Huebsch. J. La Bonne. M. Elvert. L. Dickman. L. Mikkclson. Top Right: D. Jolinck says. 'Ha! Ha! I still have the ball. Right Seniors Row 1: T. Rodenkirch. R. Zlabek. D. Achenback. L. Du Charme. S. Zable. Row 2: J. Yeomans. M. Gokey. D. Wagner. C. Pedretti. Row 3: L. David. E. Gavin. Top: M. Garrity. Above: Mrs. Walz. the Advisor. GAA - 37 Name That Tune Top Left: Mrs. Dickey shows C. Vuillemot where to come in. Top Middle: E. Ohlert is calm before the storm. Top Right: Participants in the Dorian Festival: L. Du Charme. B. Johnson. M. Sunde. and K. Geisler. Middle Row 1: B. Steele. C. Root. M. Gillitzer. B. Cipra. J. Nash. B. Johnson. R. Lochner. D. Achenbach. L. Du Charme. Row 2: B. Martin. D. White. K. Geisler. R. Ohlert. A. La Bonne. S. Du Charme. J. Arneson. K. Mezera. C. Vuillemot. J. Worrell. Row 3: D. Jelinek. J. Schade. R. Radloff. M. Fisher. F. Davies. S. Buening. S. Wolf. J. Cooley. A. Caya. L. Dickman. R. Patzner. Right: M. Sunde is poised and ready to sing. Bottom Right: J. Arneson. D. Jelinek. S. Thomas and B. Johnson are proud of their performance. 38 - Chorus Top Left: S. Buening. R. Ohlert. and S. Wolf take a breather. Top Center: J. Worrell says And now introducing - Top Right: Mark Sunde. Center Left: B. Steele sings as Mrs. Dickey accompanies her on the piano. Left: A. Caya takes a minute to look around. Bottom Left: Most people sing in the bathroom, but this group sings in the bandroom. Bottom Right: C. Vuillemont and J. Worrell open their mouths wide and say Ahhhhh. Chorus - 39 Above: Receiving first place ratings at the District competition were Row 1: A LaBonne. T. Boylen. C. Root. B Martin. R Radloff. Row 2: L. Dickman. R. Patzner. D. Jelinek. B. Steele. M. Fischer. Receiving second place ratings at State were Right: D. White and C. Vuillemot with solos. Below: Triple Trio Row 1: G. Walters. B. Johnson. J. Nash. Row 2: R. Lochner. D. Achenback. D. White. Row 3: B. Cipra. L. DuCharme. J. Cooley. Bottom Right. Sextet (L-R) A Caya. J. Worrell. R. Ohlert. F. Davies. C. Vuillemot. S. Wolf. S. Buening (alternate). Mrs. Dickey, vocal instructor, commented that this year's solo-ensemble contest was very successful with a total of twenty-eight vocal solos and ensembles participating. Of these, twelve received first place awards, and seventeen advanced to the State Music Contest at Whitewater. This was a record made by the department. 40 - Solo-Ensemble Great Above: Receiving first place ratings in Instrumental at the State competition wore Row 1: R Zlabek. J. LaBonne. C. Wtlz. N. Webster. E Gavin Row 2: D Check. K Forst. S. Stenner. C. Forst. T deRanitz. K Check. M Modjeski. J First. D. Boland Left. Receiving a starred first at District competition were Row 1: M Modjeski. S. Stenner. D. Boland. D Check. R Zlabek Row 2: E Gavin. J LaBonne. N Webster. C. Forst. K Check Row 3: K. Forst. M Sunde. T. Looney. J First. T. deRanitz. M. Mara Bottom Left: Mr. Todd rehearses with the woodwind section Below: Receiving firsts at District were Row 1: S. Nolan. G. Walters. J. Nolan. Row 2: S. Zable. D Kieser. L. Bohonek. The solo-ensemble contest was held on March 22 at River Valley. stated Mr. Todd, band director, and we had a very successful outcome with the students gaining twelve first places, eighteen second places, and three third places. Of the twelve first places, seven were eligible to go on to State. State entrants came home with five first place awards and two second places. New this year and also going to State was a woodwind Choir composed of twelve players who also gained a first Performances Solo Ensemble - 41 American Bandstand Upper Left: B. Johnson. K. Mezera. Upper Right: Row 1: C. Walz, M. Modjeski. R. Zlabek. Row 2: J. Oillitzer. J. Arneson. Row 3: J. Martin, K. Hollenberger, N. Parkers. Middle: The Marching Band. Bottom: Row 1: C. Chabela. R. Ohlert. Row 2: M. Gillitzer. D. Kieser. D. Glawe. M. Walz. B. Novak. D. Jelinek. 42 Band Top: Row 1: S. Zable. E. Gavin. G. Walters. Row 2: T. de Ranitz. T. Looney. Row 3: A. La Bonne. A. Mezera. T. Hendrix. Row 4: D. Gillitzer, S. Nolan. R. Lenzendorf. Row 5: J. First, M. Mara. B. Me Pherson. Middle: Row 1: D. White. J. Todd. Row 2: M. O’Brien. M. Novey. B. Waite. Row 3: L. Granzow. S. Stenner. C. Forst. Row 4: E. Check. A. Rocksvold. Row 5: J. Nolan. K. Check. D. Boland. Bottom Left: Row 1: D. Check. Row 2: R. Check. J. La Bonne. Row 3: L. Bohonek. K. Ore. Row 4: N. Webster. Row 5: K. Forst. Bottom Right: Band Director. Mr. Todd. Band-43 Top Pep Band Row 1: R. Check. L. Bohonek, J. Todd. M. Walz, D. Olawo. D. Kieser. Row 2: D. Gillitzer. E. Gavin. S. Zable. G. Walters. B. Novak. C. Chabela. M. Gillitzer. Row 3: K. Mezera. B. Johnson. Row 4: B. Me Pherson. J. First. T. de Ranitz, T. Looney. Row 5: R. Zlabek. A. La Bonne. S. Nolan. J. La Bonne. M. Mara. Row 6: K. Hollenberger. J. Gillitzer. J. Arneson. M. Novey. D. White. Row 7: D. Check. C. Walz. M. Modjeski. B. Waite, S. Stenner. C. Forst. Row 8: D. Boland. K. Check, A. Rocksvold. E. Check. J. Nolan. Middle Left: Flags: V. Gress. S. Stenner. C. White. C. Boldt. M. Schlaugat. S. Reed. W. Mezera. Missing is M. Panka. Above: Majorettes: J. Todd and C. Forst. Lower Left: Rifles: D. White. J. La Bonne. N. Webster. A. La Bonne. Left: M. Me Cluskey gets ready to march. 44 Band j Pop Goes the Country -r • ■s Top Left: D. Kieser pours it on. Top Center: M. Walz tries on his elephant ears. Top Right: Jeff and Tom are long-winded. Middle Left: The Prairie High Pep Band. Middle Right: Band Council Row 1: K. Mezera, J. Gillitzer. J. Todd. B. Waite. Row 2: M. Mara, B. Novak, G. Walters, S. Zable. Above: L. Bohonek, B. Johnson, M. Mara, and T. de Ranitz perform at the Christmas Concert. Right: The Thinker . Bottom Right: Mr. Todd gives a band lesson to J. First. Band - 46 Issues and Answers Top Left: Local Forensics participants, seated: M. Oillitzer. S. Wolf. T. De Ranitz, E. Williams, F. Davies, M. Hauer. J. Thompson. Standing: D. Boland. L. Linder, L. Bohonek. R. Patzner, M. Modjeski. C. Konichek. L. Stuckey, M. Mezera. N. Parkers. D. Modjeski. Top Right: M. Hauer prepares her part for Interpreter's Theatre. Above: D. Boland and M. Gillitzer wait in the Student Center at UW-Platteville for their turn to speak. Center: L. Linder. District Winner and recipient of a B at the state competition. Middle Right: Forensic Coaches Mrs. Steiber, Mrs. George, and Miss Hoffman. Right: Subdistrict winners. Seated: S. Wolf. T. de Ranitz. E. Williams. F. Davies. M. Hauer. Standing: M. Gillitzer. L. Linder. D. Boland. J. Thompson. 46-Forensics Once Upon a Classic Top Left: P. Knutson writes out overdue slips. Top Right: A. Schlaugat. P. Conley, and L. Bohonek look over the periodical section of the new I.M.C. Center at the B.A. Kennedy School. Middle Left: Library Club members Row 1: L. Wachuta. D. Konichek. M. Mayer. L. Olson. K. Check, J. Thompson. M. Panka. Mrs. Boom. Row 2: Mrs. Lester. C. Rohn. L. Linder. L. Bohonek. M. Mezera. L. Stuckey. D. Modjeski. Row 3: W. Benish. A. Stovey, V. Oress. C. White. M. Siegenthaler. Row 4: P. Conley. B. Fernette. A. Schlaugat. Middle Right: L. Bohonek opens her Christmas present. Left: Library Club Officers Row 1: B. Fernette. secretary-treasurer; L. Stuckey, president; D. Modjeski. historian. J. Thompson, vice-president. Right: The Library Club's Homecoming float. Library Club - 47 Academy Award Winners GIRL LETTER WINNERS: Row 1: J. Walters, N. Stoehr. C. Vuillemot. K. Konicheb, K. Heiring, L. Dicbman, J. GiUitzer. and M. Garrity. Row 2: M. Lechnir, L. Voth, M. Fernette, R. Sutton. S. Shecbler, J. Shedivy. B. Cipra, A. Weber, and D. Modjesbi. Row 3: K. Goodman. H. Hoffland, B. Welter, D. Hubbard. S. Zable, M. Gohey. D. Achenbach, B. Jung, and M. Campbell. Row 4: K. Draba. B. Kelly, A. Caya. L. David. D. Wagner, D. Hutson. L. Kozelba. and T. Boylen. Row 5: C. Thomas. T. Lorenz. K. Campbell. L. Dicbman. P. Schauf. B. Nicholson, C. Pedretti, J. Yeomans, and W. Goodman. BOY LETTER WINNERS: Row 1: J. Woodward. P. Fischer, D. Pellocb, T. McPhee, S. Lorenz. T. LaBonne. R. Starh. and T. Oehler. Row 2: T. Yager. L. Bonney, M. Walz. D. Osterhaus. G. Panba, B. Bushnell. S. Pellocb, and J. Nacb. Row 3: P. Mezera, G. Kozelba, J. Panba. J. Johnson. J. Bebow, D. Kieser. M. O’Brien, and P. Hoffland. Row 4: S. Feye. S. Henry. J. Roach. J. Welsch. J. White. D. Remaly, and M. Gohey. Row 5: J. Steiner. B. Cipra. R. Mezera. M. Bailey. J. Bebow. B. Toberman. and M. Rytilahti. ACADEMIC. CHORUS. BAND. AND FORENSIC LETTER WINNERS: Row 1: L. Mihhelson. F. Davies. S. Wolf. D. Boland. K. Chech. D. Chech. M. Modjesbi. Row 2: M. Klema, M. Mezera. S. Shecbler. M. Fernette. J. Shedivy. S. Nolan. E. Gavin. Row 3: J. First: L. Granzow. J. Bebow. M. Hauer. S. Zable, M. Gohey. D. Achenbach, G. Walters. Row 4: B. Waite. J. Polodna. L. Voth. K. White. L. David. D. Wagner. L. DuCharme, J. Thompson, Row 5: J. Bauer. E. Williams. D. Kieser. M. O'Brien. T. Oehler. J. Panba. Letter Winners Prime Time Scholars Top: M Garrlty (fives a short speech on leadership during the induction of the new National Honor Society members. Upper Left: In front are E. Gavin and C. Walz. last year's top NHS members. In back are S Sheckler and J. Nack. 1980 top members Middle Left: E Gavin, introducing new members, while Ms Stemper. Mr. Walz. Mr. McCoy, and C. Walz listen. Lower Left: New NHS members Row 1: B White. M Panka. J King. C. Mara. M Mara. B Novak. M Polodna. D Novey. J Roach. J Nack. 0. Panka. D Osterhaus. P. Mezera. and T. Oehler. Row 8 N Webster. K. Konichek. S. Sheckler. T. Boylen. L. Granzow. M Klema. D. Boland. S. Stenner. J. LaBonne. C. Forst. J. Polodna. and M Klema. Row 3: Advisor Ms Stemper. J. Nolan. L. Noggle. J. Shedivy. L. Mikkelson. M Lechnir. O. Mara. K Gilkes. M Fernette. A. Linder. L. Voth. and L. Bonney. Upper Center: Advisor Ms. Stemper introduces the guest speaker. Above: J. Bo bow speaks about character. Below: Mr. Walz. guest speaker, gave a meaningful speech concerning leadership Meet The Press 50 - U N. Upper Left and Middle Top: D. Wagner is speechless over Jake's breath-taking body. Upper Right: Russell misses his blankie and Teddy Bear at home. Lower Left: U.N. members this year. (Row 1): D. Wagner. B. Johnson. L. Voth. (Row 2): M. Hauer. M. Garrity. J. Nolan. R. Zlabek, J. Huebsch. (Row 3): M. Steele. E. Williams. Mr. Jacoby. R. Steiner, D. Kelly. Lower Right: Paula Johnson stands with M. Hauer as she gives a speech for the Cuban delegation. Middle Right: L. Voth goes into a state of shock everytime Quadaffi is near. Upper Left: This year's High Quiz Team: M. Steele. E. Williams, Mr. Walz, B. Waite (alternate). H. Ore. T. deRanitz. Upper Right: M. Steele. H. Ore. and B. Waite get some final words of advice from Mr. Walz before going on the air. Middle Left: Mr. Walz is really “fired Up. Middle Right: Prairie du Chien vs. Logan High School in the final competition. The score-PDC 145. Logan 210. Lower Left: Mr. Walz discusses strategies with H. Ore as T. deRanitz checks out the competition. Lower Right: T. deRanitz relaxes after winning a tough match. Bowling For Dollars High Quiz - 51 GOOD LUCK SENIORS Compliments Of The 52-Ads PROGRAMS WPHS TV 80 k ON AIR s| |a PREVIEW o| o o XVe + o o - 00 • •O o • o L Tcftaem7cs-J Top Left: Mr. Rheineck is awed by the intelligence of his freshman students. Top Center: Make it look like we're having fun: Mr. Oehler is looking. Top Right: Lisa Kozelka finally gets to the chapter she's been waiting for in Bio I - The Reproductive System. Middle Left: Kathy Campbell admits she heard the one about the traveling scientist. Middle Center: OH! MY! OH! HEAVENS! - OH! DEAR! - OH! GEE!!! A typical day in Physics with Mr. Oehler!!! Middle Right: Jim Welsch thinks about the 148 more days of school left. Bottom Left: Deanna Mainor is a shining star in a galaxy of science students. Bottom Center: S. Zable and J. Yeomans show the beautiful body of Morris, the dismantled hog in Physiology and Anatomy. Bottom Right: The Beauty and the Beast. 54-Academics In Search Of Top Left: Paul Panka smiles — but we can tell it’s killing him. Top Right: Quick, what's the answer to number 12 on the General Science test. Middle Left: What can 1 say? It says it all. (It’s really Mr. Reuter in disguise.) Middle Right: Dale Koenig and Mark Panka believe the best thing about Chem Labs is not having to listen to Mr. Oehler preach the Gospel of Science. ■ Academics-55 MATH Upper Right: Mr. Kasey flashes his I.Q. for the world to see. Below: Mr. Gilbertson does it again!!! Right: Debbie Wagner asks, What are Luthers' Laws? Middle Left: An average day in Algebra. Middle Right: Could there be an Einstein in the crowd?! Bottom Left: Teachers (front left): Dave Kasey. Elaine Papoz, Gerald Gilbertson. Bottom Right: Betty Johnson is flustered again!!! 56 - Academics Romper Room Upper Left: Lynn, Rhona, and Enie show off some of their “stuff in Journalism. Middle Left: J. Yeomans and S. Zable show their great work habits. Below: Yearbook Editors - M. Oarrity and R. Zlabek. Center Left: Sally and Enie are working hard at a concession stand for the Journalism fund. Bottom Left: Photographer E. Williams shows a photo of everybody's favorite person - Jerry Freimark. Bottom Right: The women in Journalism show their better abilities - doing nothing. Academics - 57 Top Left: Art isn’t all clean hands and glory. Top Middle: Mary Elvert is creating the illusion of twisted ribbons in space. Top Right: 'Script writing can attract the eyes.” according to Rhonda Patzner. Upper Middle Right: Your guess is as good as mine. Above: Mike Gokey and Gerald Gillitzer are demonstrating what they eat for supper. Lower Middle Right: Art students are busy creating the mural for the Opportunity Center. Bottom Middle: Trying to be another Rembrandt. 58 - Academics Upper Left: I grew this much in one day. Upper Middle: Look to the future for the new President to be Mr. Porvaznik. Upper Right: Shelly’s thinking. “Do you know what this feels like? Lower Left: Wrong color again! Lower Right: Lisa Yager wonders. “Should I use him for ray square model? 7 m Dm. DatDlftct Academics - 59 Top Left: Mrs. Johnson: Ya. your hair is okay.” Top Right: Tim Deluhery “Do it again. Please. Just one more time. Middle Left: Wubba U - Wubba - U - Wubba - U Space. Middle Right: You don’t know it, but I have my shoes off, too. Bottom Left: Finally. I got it right. Bottom Right: Look. ma. I'm an ideal student!! 60-Academics Road Runners Upper Left: Mr. Garside instructs Gary Haefer from a safe distance. Upper Right: Mr. Urbach takes a well-deserved break. Center Left: Mr. Urbach gives tommorrow's assignment while R. Patzner looks very worried. Center Right: Mr. Garside and B. McPherson Take her for a spin!” Lower Left: Unsuccessful attempt at parallel parking. Lower Right: C. Harris studies for her next test. 62 - Academics Left Top: Jeff and Joe were impressed by the presentation given by Ted Thompson from the UW-River Falls. Right Top: Tony Cruz, a Navy Recruiter from La Crosse, was eager to talk to the students. Left Middle: The heads of the Guidance are Mr. Becwar and Mr. Rasmussen. Middle: Terri Tippery says. “I’m so confused!” Left Bottom: The Guidance girls are keeping Mr. Becwar and Mr. Rasmussen in line. Back Row: Lisa Linder and Robin Oehlert. Front Row: Debbie Jelinek and Ruth Sutton. Right Bottom: Mr. Becwar counsels T. Bear on the possible future academic programs. Academics-63 Vocational Arts Upper Left: A. Stovey enjoys her work. Upper Right: S. Riness finishes a tough assignment. Lower Left: Miss Hoffman enjoys a good laugh at the day's end. Middle: L. Duff concentrates on instructions from Miss Hoffman. Lower Right: S. Lessard takes time to pose for the camera. Preparing for the Future 64 - Academics Upper Left: B. Egstad and P. Rybarczyk laugh at one of Mr. Campbell s jokes. Middle Left: Mr. Frommelt looks through some Latin tests. Lower Left: J. Bebow finds something funny in his Spanish toxtbook. Upper Right: B. Crowley. M. de Ranitz and T. Mezera plus the rest of the Latin class pay close attention to one of Mr. Frommelt's lectures. Middle: Mr. Campbell prepares to give today's lecture. Lower Right: Mr. Frommelt instructs C. Rajcevich on a difficult lesson. min Upper Right: Superintendent J. Mulrooney takes time out to pose for the camera. Middle Left: School Board: School Board Rep., D. Kieser; J. White, J. Atkins. M. Achenbach, J. Finn, A. Krahn. Lower Left: S. Lubbers obviously enjoys her work. Middle Right: M. Olson, teacher for Learning Disabilities and P. Fishier, for the Emotionally Disturbed. Lower Right: Mr. McCoy playing student again. Station Management In 66-Office Staff Upper Left: D. Obmascher. Board Clerk; S. DuCharme and R. Hinkel. Financial Secretaries. Middle Left: M. Konichek looks happy about something. Lower Left: J. Schissel helps out in the office in her spare time. Upper Right: Office Secretaries: M. Konichek and D. Wolfgram. Middle Left: Office Girls: H. Ore. B. Gillitzer. R. Check. D. Steger. B. Tesar. Lower Right: Vice Principal L. Tippery and Principal J. McCoy. Of Production Office Staff-07 Studio Technicians 68 Bus Drivers Upper Right: D. Kramer. D. Koenig. R. Martin, A. Check. W. Hackett. C. Heisz. B. Check. Janitors Middle Left: D. Hagensick. S. Knight. K. Beatty. J. Jackson. J. Tippery. J. Lessard. R. Lessard. Bus Driver Middle Right: B. Walker. Cooks Lower Left: C. Collins. B. Dyke. Lower Right: A lonely pan of victuals warmly awaits hungry students. Below: D. Hagensick shows the right way to clean a corner. V Farm Upper Left: Mr. Ralph demonstrates the proper method for meat-cutting. Middle Left: Dave anxiously awaits the roar of his engine. Lower Left: Mr. Ralph's ag class attentively observes as R. Moret proceeds to slice the beef? Middle Right: A typical day in the life of PHS ag students. Lower Right: Do we dig or do we clip?! Upper Right: Jackie Nolan agrees horticulture can be a real growing thing!! Top Left: The surgical staff at William Hamman's Memorial Hospital prepares to remove Lance's abnormal growth. Top Right: Chris O'Connell learns how to use his hands to maximum advantage. Center Left: Freshmen learn the art of working with metals. Center Right: Phil Cornford teaches to Tom St ram the highly sophisticated art of driving nails. Middle: Greg Arneson finds a new twist on the lathe in Mr. Hamman's class. Far Right: Ed Korbach learns the first step in a good project. Wally’s Workshop 70-Academics Far Left: Tim Deluhery puts his nose to the grind-stone. Left: Bob Prew attempts to surgically remove an infected limb. Center Left: Dennis ‘‘Wimpy” Stoef-fler prepares to ream his project. Below: Kevin Gilkes has a case of the post-porta blues. Bottom Left: Industrial Education teachers: Mr. William Hamman and Mr. Richard Garside. Bottom Right: Doug Dickman draws girly pictures while Terry Coorough drools over Doug’s masterpiece. Academics-71 Right: Mrs. Yeomans and Ms. Stemper learn of the fringe benefits of teaching. Middle Left: Is it Dr. Jekyle or Mr. Walz? Middle Center: Ms. Stemper keeps her Junior English class busy as usual! Bottom Left English Teachers: Mrs. Mary Ann Garrity Freshman English: Mrs. Pat George - Freshman English. Journalism Advisor: Ms. Mary Ann Stemper - Junior English: Mr. Robert Nielsen - Sophomore and Junior English: Mrs. Lucy Yeomans - Sophomore English: Mr. James Walz - Speech. Humanities. Creative Writing, and Business English. Bottom Right: Mrs. Garrity helps Shirley Sheckler with her English 9 assignment. 2 £ove JZwy 72-Academics Top Left: Randy Paulson bites the big one, to make it through sophomore English. Top Center: Mrs. Yeomans does one of the evils of teaching. Top Right: Tim Baxter leaves the audience spellbound with his speech in English 9. Middle Left: A seance - the best way to cure anything. Middle Center: Ah! Our last year of English. Middle Right: Brenda Cipra shows how she gets her grade. Bottom Left: I didn’t say you were fat; I just said you were pompous, obese, and you eat cactus. Bottom Center: Freshmen students work on their library project. Bottom Right: Mr. Nielsen stops for that once in a lifetime pose. At Left: Something smells a little fishy. Right: I know he's wrong, but he'll never listen. Below: What you see is what you get. Bottom Left: Another game for the CAT!! Bottom Center: J. Bohonek finally made it but now realizes it wasn't worth it. Bottom Right: Visual Aids are an important part of Mr. Riebe's class. Face the 74-Academics Nation Top Right: Mr. Jacoby looks pretty happy — he made it through another lecture. Top Left: P. Fischer has just finished his long history assignment. Middle Left: A smile a day keeps the D” away. Middle Right: M. Elver grins as she answers one of Mr. J.’s impossible questions. Lower Left: Another exciting day in lecture. Lower Right: History teachers. Standing from left: Dennis Riobe. James Jacoby. Sitting: Esther Steiber. Roger Quamme. Nick Campbell. Academics-75 Challenge Of The Network 76 - Academics Upper Left: T. Igou has confidence in his serve. Upper Right: Mr. Bebow is flinched by the breeze. Middle Left: Tracy Long and G. Haefer are taking it easy. Lower Left: L. Voth does more with her mouth than just talk. Lower Right: The POSSIBLE FUTURE BLACK-HAWK TEAM. Academics - 77 ;! « G 78 - Academics r - Upper Left: A. Caya talks to one of the children during the Child Development nursery school. Upper Middle: In the delivery room at St. Francis hospital. Mrs. Becker and Kim White stand listening to the R.N. explain hospital procedures. Upper Right: K. Goodman learns from Mary Neisus. the guest speaker, how to apply make-up correctly. Middle Left: C. O'Connell says. “Just call me! Middle Right: Dan Rickleff-alias-the French Chief. Lower Left: In Consumer Ed. class J. Mansfield and J. Speth evaluate the construction features of the prefab homes in P.D.C. Lower Right: The communication game in Family Living gave J. Cooley time to take a much needed nap. Upper Left: M. Slama yells. It’s still alive!! Upper Right: K. Goodman and P. Powers get their fingers stuck in everything. Middle Left: M. Prochaska catches a piece of the rainbow at the style show. Middle Right: K. Check’s originals will soon be in demand. Lower Left: G. Mara is enjoying playing with the clay as much as Camille. Lower Right: K. White. G. Mara and J. Cooley of the Child Development class look at the human embryos. icneTOi Academics - 79 Lli „ v commerc .court 710 East Blackhawk Avenue Acres of Free Parking! SHOPPING CENTER Prairie du Chien. Wl Open Seven Days A Week! Commerce Court Shopping Center The happy place to Shop!!!” Gas Companies natural gas service SavEnergy ... and enjoy a better way of life with natural gas Wis. Southern Gas Co. Commerce Court 706 E. Blackhawk Av. Pr. du Chn. 326-2417 Convenience! Selection! Savings! The Gingerbread House Cafeteria Take Your Queen Out of the Kitchen Call 326-6060 Open Everyday at 6:00 Your Family Department Store E W Piggly Wiggly 1 Shop Our Penny Pinchin’ Prices Store Hours: 8:00-9:00 Mon. thru Sat. 8:30- 5:00 Sun. BEN FRANKLIN Family Center Store Flours: Mon. thru Sat. 9:00-9:00 Sun. 9:30- 5:30 Nationally Known Locally Owned Dial Prairie du Chien 326-2915 C - du CktVnJ fg One-Hour Martinizing 1 Hour Service At no extra cost Dial 326-8622 ROBO CAR WASH For A Shiny Clean Car!” Commerce Court Shopping Center Prairie du Chien. Wis. 80-Ads (Jhu a£ut) HARDWARE STORES Your Home For All Your HARDWARE NEEDS Open 6 days and nights a week ft Knapp’s Home Furnishings Monday- Saturday 8:30- 5:30 Other Evenings by appointment Dial Prairie du Chien 326-8418 HOMECOMING ’79 Let the good times roll!! Above: The football players ham it up for the cameraman. Below: Co-captains (Randy Fischer and Scott Yeomans) with Homecoming Queen (Eileen Gavin). Upper Right: Mr. Porvaznik and wife. (What an adorable couple!!) Middle: Juniors take 1st place in the float competition — We have a CRASHING victory!” Lower Right: The scene is set for the big Homecoming Dance. Opposite Page Upper Left: 1979 Homecoming Court (L. to R.) Eileen Gavin. Carol Pedretti. Sue Lenzendorf. Theresa Hoskins, Jenny LaBonne. and Mo Garrity. Upper Right: The blazing bonfire creates an atmosphere of excitement. Middle Right: Mr. and Mrs. Ugly get into the act (Alias Rene Lochner and Donna Achenbach) Lower Left: Tammy Kozelka holds on tightly to Scott Lorenz while attempting to cross the bridge. Lower Right: Rhonda Zlabek (Homecoming Chairman) gives a few helpful hints to her assistant (Nancy Webster). Homecoming 84-Homecoming; Opposite page Upper left: Tracy Stevens struggling for yardage during our victorious Homecoming game. Upper right: For their first year, the freshmen float turned out pretty well for 79’. Left middle: The seniors worked really hard on their last float and were “Counting on a Victory”. Middle: The doors were all shoe-painted to let everyone see the enthusiasm at Homecoming. For lower left: Our team doing what they do best! Lower middle: Wanted by the Prairie Police Department, “The Great Pumpkin” thief-Bob Jung. Lower right: Up in the air are Tina Rodenkirch and Jane Yeomans making final preparations for the victory dance. Upper right: “We are the cheerleaders - we like to cheer?!” Middle right: John Travolta’s disco queens? No, it’s the Beebees!! Lower left: “Tootie and ‘the Bear’ say CHEESE!” Lower right: The sophomores prove their boys have the sexy legs to win the game! Homecoming-86 GOOD 86-Special Events TIMES Opposite page Upper Left: Disco Dave at the Red Stocking Revue. Upper Right: Doug and Mark show off their Pepsodont teeth. Middle Left: Maggie plays copy cat with the guest speaker. Middle Right: Chris Walz plays a catchy tune on her clarinet at the Red Stocking Revue. Lower Left: The start of the race at the 1980 J. C. Skate Meet. Upper Left: Scott helps out the little kids at the 1980 J C. Skate Meet. Upper Right: James and our guest speaker have a very intellectual and inspiring chat. Middle Left: Doesn't Mark look pretty”? Center: Carol Konichek models her handmade shorts outfit at the Spring Arts Festival. Above: Is that really Matt Walz under there? Lower Left: 1980 National Honor Society. Special Events-87 PRESIDENT CARTER MAKES HISTORIC VISIT Christens High School’s New Track President Carter honored Prairie du Chien Sunday, August 19, 1979, with a historic speech and much handshaking, while promoting his Conservation of Energy bill during his Wisconsin tour. His arrival aboard the DELTA QUEEN found thousands in attendance to witness this historic event. Intending to put in some mileage” on the track. President Carter arrived at the high school before his speech at the 3M Plant, and ran 16 laps — roughly four miles — in about 28 minutes before receiving a T-shirt from Superintendent John Mulrooney. After thanking Mr. Mulrooney, the President commented that “he liked our new track and would wear that T-shirt and remember Prairie High. All in all. the President’s visit was a memorable one — one which the town of Prairie du Chien and its high school will never forget! photo courtesy UPI On Monday. March 31, the Seniors, feeling their 4th quarter grades might be in jeopardy. LET the Faculty beat them. After a close first half the final score was 68-57. Upper Right: Everyone is ready for the tip-off. Middle Left: Mr. Bebow is off and running!! Middle Right: R. Goodman — 5'8 — Coach Urbach 6'6'??!! Lower Left: The faculty plan out their 4th quarter strategy. F D S A O E C W N U N I L S O T R Y S 68 57 Faculty vs. Senior Basketball-89 THAT’S Right: Robin and Dave show their stuff at the '80 Spring Concert. Far Right: The concert band members shows off their talents at the Christmas Concert. Below: Shawn, Carla, Camille, and Robin sing everyone’s favorite - “Wintertime Aglow.” Middle Right: D. Jelinek keeps the beat on the big bassdrum. Lower Left: Mrs. Barbara Dickey, chorus director, gives the camera a smile of relief. Lower Right: The chorus group sing-out as a group at the final 1980 performance. ENTERTAINMENT Upper Left: The chorus sings - Amid a Winter Wonderland.” Upper Right: Mr. Todd, sophisticated band director, takes a two-measure rest. Middle Left: J. Lochner blows hard on the tuba. Middle Right: Mr. Todd at his best- DIRECTING1! Seniors sing at the last concert; notice Rene is in deep depression. 91 Senior Dance was held Feb. 23. Russ Steiner and Mike Gokey were generous enough to supply the music. Upper Left: Ron’s got the sexiest cowgirl in town!! Upper Right: The last of the loyal seniors showed up to decorate! Middle Left: Everyone seemed to be having a really good time. Middle Right: Jenny Brown arrived at the dance accompanied by her two bodyguards (But where’s Mike?!?!) Lower Middle: What ARE you up to, Jeff Roach?!!! Lower Right: ‘‘And they called it puppy love!” r r 92-Sr. Dance Sadie Hawkins . . . Weekend Special Sadie Hawkins was held Dec. 8; the girls finally got THEIR chance! Above: Amy keeps Randy under control. Upper Left: Sara finds her man; meanwhile, Ann and Rita are desperately searching. Middle Left: P. Hoffland and B. Welter are ready for a good time! Below: Heidi and Dave take a disco break to pose for the camera. Lower Left: Kim and Mike aren't normal, shy. little freshmen?! Sadie Hawkins-93 “FIRST TIME” Above: The 1980 Prom Court Top Row: T. Oehler. J. Nack. T. La Bonne, R. Stark, S. Lorenz, G. Kozelka. B. Bushnell, D. Osterhaus. Bottom Row: S. Sheckler, J. Shedivy, M. Slama. K. Konichek, L. Dickman, D. Hubbard, N. Stoehr. J. Worrell, J. Nolan. (Missing - C. Mara) Upper Right: Amy and Jennie take a break from their exciting evening at the Junior Prom!! Middle Left: Noreen and Lisa smile for the camera in their matching dresses. Middle Right: L. Dickman takes time out to relax her aching feet. Lower Left: Miniature King and Queen, N. McPhee and L. Dickman, boogie down!! Lower Right: Diane and Becky alias the Bobsey Twins!!” 94-Special Events The 1980 version of the Junior Prom proved to be a huge success. The activities began at 8:30 and ended at 12:00 P.M. on April 12. The highlight of the evening was the Grand March, which was held at 10:30 P.M. Upper Left: Carol whispers sweet nothings into Ron’s ear. Middle Left: “Rainbow Bridge” provided the music, making it a night to be remembered. Lower Left: “Dance Fever. Lower Right: King Gary and Queen Jackie dance the night away. Special Eventa-95 PRAIRIE DU CRIEN ATHLETIC BOOSTER CLUB WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS 0 ON) AIR e WPHS TV 80 V J OEELLli Varsity Row 1: J. Johnson. E. Skemp. J. Bebow. K. Gilkes. S. Feye. S. Henry. P. Mezcra. R. Fischer. J. Welsch. T. Stevens. S. Yeomans. J. Roach. M. O'Brien. D. Novey. B. White. Row 2: Coach Nick Campbell. D. Koenig. C. Mara. B. Bushnell. R. Mezera. D. Fernette. J. Steiner. T. La Bonne. G. Panka. T. Igou. J. Kellogg. S. Irwin. M. Sunde. J. Panka. Row 3: Coach Paul Bebow. S. Pellock. J. Nack. S. Lorenz. B. Cipra. S. Smith. J. Coorough. L. Bonney. G. Kozelka. T. Yager. R. Stark, R. Goodman, T. Me Phcc. Missing: J. King. Managers: D. Wagner. M. Sunde. “TRI-CHAMPS” 98 - Football This year's football squad wrapped up its fifth consecutive CHAMPIONSHIP, with a record of 7-2. They were tri-champs along with Viroqua and River Valley. Selected to the 1st All-Conference team were B. White. J. Panka. S. Yeomans. J. Roach. R. Fischer. S. Feye; Kicking Specialist: J. Bebow: Honorable Mention: J. Welsch. S. Henry. D. Novey. P. Mczera. M. O’Brien. The team selected most valuable players S. Yeomans on offense and S. Feye on defense. Co-Captains were R. Fischer and S. Henry. Opposite page Top Left: J. Welsch shows his masculine profile. Top Middle: Coach Paul Bebow at his best. Top Right: Coach Nick Campbell shows his best side. Top Left: R. Fischer with a solo tackle. Top Right: T. Yager frightens Cuba City. Middle Right: S. Feye. R. Fischer. K. Oilkes. and T. Stevens gang tackles with Richland Center. Bottom Left: Razzle dazzle with S. Lorenz. S. Henry, and T. Stevens. Football - 99 Top Left: S. Yeomans blows through the line. Top Right: S. Lorenz spurts ahead for a touchdown. Middle Right: J. Bebow goes for extra. Lower Left: T. Steven goes for inches. Lower Right: S. Feye named defensive player. Opposite Page Middle Left: R. Fischer named co-captain. Middle Right: Coach Steve Rondeau. Lower Left: S. Yeomans named offensive player. Lower Middle: S. Henry named co-captain. Lower Right: Coach Mike Urbach. Richland Center La Crosse Aquinas Fen ni more 1 Boscobel FRESHMAN SCO Boseobel Lancaster Viroqua chland Center artin Luther 100 - football 1 J.V. Team - 1st Row: T. Garrity. R. Jaynes. T. Coorough, M. Rytilahti. B. Toberman. J. Welsch. and D. Carroll. Row 2: M. Kazada - Manager. B. Dillman. J. First. D. MacDougal. R. Bunders. J. Jones. M. Mezera. E. Korback. D. Rickleff. and S. White - Manager. Row 3: P. W. Mezera. M. Bailey. K. Giikes. S. McGrath. T. Looney. J. Bebow. E. Ellis. R. Panka. D. Rink, and Coach Steve Rondeau. Freshman Team - Row 1: K. Walz. R. Ahrens. M. Zable. L. Kapinus. K. Ellis. Row 2: D. Kieser. D. Konichek. T. Steiner. B. Woodward. M. Mara. Row 3: P. Panka. T. Fisher. J. Muehlbauer. P. Fischer. R. Harvell. Row 4: K. Moran. M. Hogenson, R. Lenz, J. Kittle. T. Lindroth. C. Panka. Row 5: Coach Urbach. T. Dyer, E. Halverson. T. Mezera. B. Paulson. COMING ATTRACTIONS Varsity Row 1: T. Hendrix, K. Konichek. S. Zable, and J. Yeomans. Row 2: R. Sutton, T. Rodenkirch, K. Goodman, J. Brown, and Coach Barb Krieger. Row 3: D. Hubbard and P. Shauf. Row 4: A. Caya. S. Sheckler. and D. Hutson. J.V. Row 1: E. Check. K. Rajcevich. L. Kozelka, and K. Key. Row 2: P. Pitzer. T. Crowley. B. Crowley. K. Hollenberger. and T. Kozelka. Row 3: Coach Deb Zemke. B. Jung. C. Chabela, R. Radloff. A. La Bonne, and C. Sheckler 102-Sports GIRLS VARSITY VOLLEYBALL vs. Riverdale W H vs. Boscobel W vs. Viroqua W vs. Fennimore W A vs. Richland Center L vs. Seneca L vs. River Valley L W vs. Riverdale W vs. Boscobel W vs. Viroqua W K vs. Fennimore L vs. Richland Center W vs. Bloomington L S vs. River Valley W Sub Regionals vs. Boscobel W Regional Round Robin 3rd The Hawks, behind head coach Barb Krieger, finished the season with a 10-5 overall record. They placed second in the conference with a 9-3 record and then placed 3rd in Regional Tournament. Chosen to the All-Conference teams were: First Team-Senior. J.Yeomans; Second Team-Senior, T. Rodenkirch and Junior. K. Konichek. Awards were: Most Improved player-Sophomore. K. Goodman, and J. Yeomans as Most Valuable player. Opposite Page Upper Right: The team sets up for action against River Valley. Lower Right: J. Yeomans spikes a hard one while D. Achenbach and M. Campbell sit in amazement. Top Left: K. Konichek dinks one over the net. Lower Left: Award winners were: T. Rodenkirch and K. Konicheck Second Team All-Conference; J. Yeomans. First Team All-Conference and Most Valuable player: K. Goodman. Most Improved. Lower Right: D. Hutson takes a break from the action. Sports-103 Top Middle: J. Gillitzer sprints to the line. Top Right: Coach Jim Walz. Bottom Right: M. Garrity says. “It’s as easy as it looks. Opposite Page Top Left: N. Stoehr says. ‘ Hah. I blinked. Top Middle: M. Garrity fights through the pack. Top Right: We’re buddies! Middle: M. Garrity and M. Gokey say, One for the money and two for the show. Bottom Left: L. David says. I'm born free. Bottom Right: M. Gokey says. This is the good lifo.” GIRLS’ C.C. RESULTS HAWKS OPPONENT 21 Richland Center 37 20 River Valley 35 18 Fennimore 42 LUTHER COLLEGE INV. PDC-2nd PLATTEVILLE INV. PDC-2nd WEST UNION INV. PDC-9th HOLY NAME INV. PDC-4th LASER INV. PDC-2nd PRAIRIE INV. PDC-2nd CONFERENCE PDC-3rd SECTIONALS PDC-4th LOW SCORE WINS! The Hawk harriers came off four years of dramatic success in which they finished 1st. 2nd. 3rd. and last year. 4th at the State meet. They had the talent, but couldn't make it past a tough Fennimore sectional meet this year. The veteran nucleus including Carol Pedretti, Mary Elvert, Amy Skemp. Michele Gokey. Donna Gillitzer. Mo Garrity. Noreen Stoehr. and Lisa David was joined by two new outstanding prospects, sophomore Brenda Kelly and freshman Janet Gillitzer. After a slow start at West Union on September 8. the team showed impressively into mid-season, winning trophies at three big invitationals. Injuries plagued the squad as they entered conference and sectional competition. Although they say goodbye to seniors Mo Garrity. Michele Gokey. Carol Pedretti. and Lisa David, they expect to return to the limelight of the State Championship next autumn. Row 1: J. Gillitzer. B. Nicholson. M. Gillitzer. K. Coorough. B. Kelly. Row 2: M. Garrity. C. Pedretti. M. Gokey. N. Stoehr. Coach Jim Walz. A. Skemp. M. Elvert. L. David. D. Gillitzer. 104-Cross Country HARRIERS Varsity Row 1: J. Lochner. D. Pellock. K. O’Brien. D. Kelly. J. Lochner. Row 2: D. Remaly. M Gokey P. Polodna. D. Yager. Coach Tim Reuter. Top Right: Coach Tim Reuter at his best. Bottom Left D. Yager was named most valuable runner. Bottom Middle: M. Gokey was named co-captain. Bottom Right: D. Remaly was also a co-captain. BOYS' C.C. RESULTS HAWKS OPPONENT 23 21 20 42 WESTB LACRO LUTHER PDC INV. CONFERENCE SECTION Richland Center River ViLMey Boscobt 35 39 38 15 PDC 2nd PDC 3rd PDC-8th PDC-3rd PDC-2nd PDC-6th 3 hls year s Cross country team had a very fine season. Eight runners earned letters: D. Remaly. M. Gokey D. Yager. J. White. D. Pellock. J. Lochner. T. Oehler. M. Walz. The team chose Co-Captains D Remaly and M. Gokey. D. Yager was chosen as Most Valuable Runner. The Most Improved Runners were D. Pellock and M. Walz. 106 The Golf team had a fine season this year with a lot of records recorded. Jeff Bebow received the most valuable player award and was captain of the varsity squad. He has the school team record for a single round at Fennimore. The total team score was 155. Paul Greenwald was another success. He scored the school team record of 37 at PdC. The low team average for the given year is 168. The team placed 4th in Conference and received 2nd place in Regionals in Lancaster. GOLF SCORES PdC Opponent 169 Fennimore 188 170 Viroqua 152 167 River Valley 162 173 Lancaster 162 169 Richland Center 145 178 Viroqua 176 155 Fennimore 166 180 River Valley 164 170 Richland Center 173 Top Left Varsity Squad. Row 1: B. Gates. T. Dyer. D. Kelly. B. Infield. J. Muelbauer. J. Kittle, and J. Fritsche. Row 2: P. Greenwald. M. Sunde. S. Smith. D. Rickleff. M. Sunde. J. Bebow. T. Igou. and J. Lochner. Top Middle: P. Greenwald putts for par. Top Right: S. Smith practices his putts. Middle Left: Coach Bob Nielsen tells the golfers of his fox hunting stories. Center: T. Igou tees off on hole one. Above: J. Bebow tries to ‘get it together. Bottom Left: M. Sunde shows good form on the fairway. Golf 107 Varsity Squad Row 1: J. Mezera-manager. S. Pollock, D. Osterhaus, O. Panka, B. Hutchins. T. Igou. R. Stark, and A. Schlaugat-manager. B. White. B. Benish. J. Panka. T. Oehler. and assistant Coach Tim Reuter. Top Right: M. Urbach . . .the “White Shadow of P.H.S. Middle Right: R. Stark and B. Hutchins scramble for the ball. Above: T. Reuter every senior girl’s dream. Bottom Middle: T. Igou watches while B. White tips it in. Bottom Right: Award winners - B. White Most Valuable Player; B. Benish Most Improved Player; and D. Osterhaus -Blackhawk Award. Opposite Page Top Left: T. Oehler goes for it! Top Middle: B. White tips for two. Top Right: P. Mezera goes for two points. Center: The team pauses for the National Anthem. Middle Left: B. White picks while B. Hutchins drives. Bottom Middle: O. Kozelka fakes out the defense. Bottom Right: B. Benish skies above the opponents. 108 - Basketball £ SEASON HIGHLIGHTS The Hawks defeated Viroqua in the last game of regular season to finish third in the conference with an 8-4 record. They finished the season with a 16-7 overall record. In tournaments the Hawks beat Cuba City then Platteville in Regionals. Then in Sectionals they defeated Mt. Horeb which brought them to be one of the final eight in the state only to lose to Viroqua in the Finals. Brad White was elected to the first conference team, and Brent Hutchins was elected to the second team. Brad White. Brian Benish. and Dave Osterhaus were special award winners. PRAIRIE OPP. Pdc OPP. 82 LaCrosse Aquinas 86 61 Riverdale 47 85 Lancaster 52 58 R. Center 70 70 Fennimore 62 82 Elkader 62 78 Riverdale 31 71 R. Valley 64 71 Richland Center 72 97 Boscobel 79 55 Winona Cotter 61 54 Viroqua 51 56 River Valley 62 84 Lancaster 63 84 Boscobel 72 45 Cuba City 43 61 Winona Cotter 74 57 P. Ville 52 68 Viroqua 72 69 Mt. Horeb 62 66 Lansing Kce 63 54 Viroqua 51 64 Fennimore 58 84 Lancaettr 63 45 Cuba City 43 59 P Vi M 57 69 Mt. Horeb 62 59 Viroqua -3 78 VARSITY SCORES SEVENTH TIME TO SECTIONAL FINALS . . . Basketball - 109 J V. Team Row: R. Ambrose. M. Rytilahti. T. Garrity, J. Bebow, and T. Coorough. Row 2: K. Gilkes. S. McGrath. D. Rink. R. Paulson. D. MacDougal. and R. Jaynes. Row 3: Coach Steve Rondeau. D. Panka. D. Dickman, E. Ellis. R. Moret, M. Bailey, and manager J. First. J.V. AND FROSH BASKETBALL Top Right: Wanted: S. Rondeau-dead or alive! Middle Left: D. Osterhaus dodges the Cotter defense. Middle Right: J. Nack blows by the opponents for two. Bottom Left: B. Nielsen plans his game strategy. Froeh Team Row 1: J. Muohlbauer manager. D. Pollock, B. Borns, J. Kittle. B. Rodenkirch, and M Heal. Row 2: C. Walz-manager, E. Halverson, P. Clements. M. Zabel. T. Dyer, K. Ellis, and B. Collins. Row 3: Coach Bob Nielsen, P. Panka. M. Hogenson, R. Ahrens, T. Baxter. C. Panka. and B. Gates. Top Right: T. Hendrix lays one up for two Points. Top Left: S. Zable defends a Platteville opponent. Bottom Right: T. Reuter, assistant coach. The Junior Varsity Squad finished the season with an 18-0 record overall and a 12-0 record in the conference. Coach Tim Reuter led his young team through an outstanding season which gave them the conference championship. Look forward in future years to great improvement in the girls' basketball program. J.V.'s Row 1: B. Campbell. T. Kueker. T. Crowley, and K. Key. Row 2: L. Kozelka. P. Pitzer. C. Sheckler. E. Check and J. Brown. Row 3: Coach T. Rueter. H. Hoffland. S. LaFond. A. Rocksvold. S. Elvert. K. Hollenberger. and K. Coorough. JV Basketball - 111 Varsity from Left: L. Kozelka, B. Jung. D. Hutson. A. Webor. A. Caya. D. Hubbard. T. Hendrix. J. Yeomans. H. Hoffland. D. Achenbach. S. Zable. Mo Campbell, and Hanging' Coach Barb Krieger. Top Left: J. Yeomans snatches the ball away for a steal. Top Right: H. Hoffland flies for two. Bottom Left: M. Campbell spreads the Platteville defense. Bottom Right: A. Weber and D. Hutson grab the ball. Opposite Page Top Right: B. Jung chosen as best defensive and most improved; J. Yeomans chosen as most valuable player. Bottom Left: B. Jung finds her way out of a trap. Bottom Middle: Time out for Coach Barb Krieger. Right: D. Achenbach plows through the defense. Varsity Results PDC OPPONENT 34 Lancaster 57 38 Fennimore 48 40 Platteville 41 44 R. Center 39 52 N. Crawford 45 43 Seneca 40 28 R. Valley 37 44 Riverdale 28 40 Boscobel 43 39 Virqoua 45 25 Mineral Point 32 41 Fennimore 58 56 R. Center 24 43 Seneca 48 42 R. Valley 56 41 Riverdale 45 53 Boscobel 37 42 Viroqua 43 Sub-Regional 31 Lancaster 89 In the 79-80 season the Prairie High Girls' Basketball team came out with a 6-13 record overall with a 4-8 SWAL record. The girls had a disappointing season and were defeated by Lancaster in Subregionals. The entire team received letters and picked Jane Yeomans as Most Valuable player. Becky Jung was selected as Most Improved player and Best Defensive player. Girls' Basketball-113 VARSITY Row 1: K. Campbell. B. Nicholson. B. Welter. T. Lorenz, and assistant Coach Deb Cejka. Row 2: Head Coach Lynn Skarda. L. Dickman. C. Forst. B. Schissel. S. Sheokler. and C. Pedretti. Top Right: Coach Skarda survives her first year of coaching. Middle Right: Chico checks out the spotters. Above: C. Pedretti and S. Sheckler were both state competitors, and Carol was selected the most valuable gymnast. Bottom Right: C. Draka. B. Welter, and K. Campbell . . . winning smiles for winning styles! 1980 GYMNASTICS SEASON HIGHLIGHTS. The 1980 season saw sixteen girls on the team coached by Lynn Skarda and Debbie Cejka. Spotters Jeff Roach and Mike O’Brien were invaluable help to the girls. The gymnasts were fifth in the Mosinee Invitational with Carol Pedretti third in all-around, Shelli Sheckler fourth on beam and vault and seventh on unevens, and Becky Nicholson fourth on the bars. The gymnasts were second in the Second Annual Prairie Invitational, and they were second in the 1980 SWAL Conference Meet with high placers Carol Pedretti on beam, setting a new school record with a score of 7.5, Becky Nicholson first on unevens with a score of 7.45. Carol fourth on unevens and Shelli sixth. On the floor Shelli was fourth and Carol seventh. Shelli took second on vault, and Carol tied for fourth. Freshman Lori Dickman took seventh. At sectionals at Viroqua, Carol placed in both the unevens and the beam and third in all-around. Shelli placed in the vault so both girls qualified for the 1980 WIAA Gymnastics Meet, which was held in Waukesha. Lori Dickman had a good day at sectionals, narrowly missing out going to state in the vault. Becky Nicholson took seventh on the unevens. Over-all the year was a good one. and it gave the girls experience. Look to Prairie 114 - Gymnastics in the future years for a strong gymnastics team. j.V.’s from left: A. LaBonne. J. Henry. C. Stoehr. R. Radloff. B. Schissel. C. Draka. and S. Sheckler. VARSITY RESULTS PRAIRIE OPPONENT 74.8 Richland Center 67.7 76.6 West Salem 76.7 75.4 River Valley 37.8 74.8 Viroqua 76.2 82.7 Fennimore 55.0 84.4 Richland Center 84.5 5th Mosinee Inv. 2nd Prairie Inv. 82.8 River Valley 69.1 1st Mt. Horeh Tri. 86.2 Viroqua 68.8 90.0 Fennimore 70.8 2nd SWAL Conference 4th Sectional Gymnastics - 115 Varsity Row 1: T. Steiner. T. Mezera. J. White. T. Penfield. T. Fischer. K. O'Brien, and B. McPherson. Row 2: D. Kelly. N. Nicholson. D. Koenig. K. White. B. Knutson. D. Root. P. Fischer. J. Woodward, and B. Toberman. Grapplers in Action WRESTLINO RESULTS VrayfcaSO S.n r« 87 PrmJrt 0 Viroqa Pmlrls 14 H-nUim 48 Pndrt 83 C—wtfW Prmirl. 6 fcohlMd C� ot r 63 Pr«lri. « HlfkUnd Pr� lrlf 0 Rl� «r V J!ey ftmirti 0 Bo� 'ob i Hltbl.nl lr.vH.twr. ; 6th ffijijl . i . -1 � u� M M Pr� Jrt« P F.� t,«or. The 1979-1980 Wrestling season was anything but a success for the Blackhawks. but with will power and added experience, the outlook for next season is brighter. The Hawks managed to win only one dual meet and did not make a strong showing in the others. With only two seniors on the team, there will be some experience returning for the 1980-81 season. Letter-winners were — Seniors Dale Root and Dave Kelly; Juniors Tedd Penfield. Dale Koenig. Curt White. Bob Knutson. Nate Nicholson; Sophomore Brett Toberman; and Freshmen Paul Fischer. Jeff Woodward. Top Left: B. Knutson attempts the take down. Top Right: Coach Nick Campbell at his best. Middle Left: D. Kelly gets two for the takedown. Middle Center: N. Nicholson plans his strategy. Middle Right: D. Koenig goes for a lift. Bottom Left: J. Woodward attacks his man. Bottom Right: T. Penfield shows his ability to escape. Opposite Page Bottom Left-D. Root denies the pin. Bottom Right: P. Fischer goes for it. Wrestling-117 118 - Cheerleaders Top Left: J.V. Basketball Cheerleaders (From Left) J. Nash, M. Gillizter. P. Schauf. and L. David (captain). Top Right: J.V. Football Cheerleaders Row 1: T. Lorenz. C. Thomas, and K. Campbell (captain). Row 2: K. Fuller and D. Hendrix. Middle Left: T. Boylen in action. Center: M. Gillizter fires up the J.V. team. Middle Right: N. Stoehr suprises M. Urbach. Lower Left: K. Geisler, K. Heiring. and B. Cipra pause for the National Anthem. Lower Right: J. Shedivy - captain of the squad. Opposite Page: Top Left: Varsity Football Cheerleaders Row 1: J. Shedivy. J. Worrell, and T. Boylen. Row 2: C. Vuillemont and J. LaPointe (captain). Row 3: J. Lorenz. L. Mergen. and A. McPhee. Top Right:Var-sity Wrestling Cheerleaders Row 1: B. Cipra. L. Dickman (captain). K. Heiring. Row 2: K. Geisler. Bottom Left: Supervisor Kelly Heyerdahl tries to cheer up the class. Bottom Right: Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders Row 1: C. Rowland. Row 2: N. Stoehr and J. Shedivy (captain). Row 3: A. McPhee and T. Boylen. Cheerleaders - 119 10th LaCrosse Invit. 67 Martin Luther 56 100 West by 21 92 Riverdale 31 79 Viroqua 43 6th Hempstead Relays 4th Prairie Invit. 47 vs. Fennimore 47 vs. River V. 62 7th Mt. Horeb Invit. 4th Prairie Invit. 61 vs. Rich. Ctr. 62 vs. Mart. L. 33 48 Platteville 75 2nd Conference 2nd Regionals 4th Sectionals o 0 o 5: M 2 H 1980 GIRLS’ TRACK TEAM: Row 1: M. Schlaugat. D. Jones. K. Dondelinger. L. Seymour. S. First. J. Gillizter. T. Kozelka. C. Sheckler. K. Fuller. C. Rajcevich. and R. Konichek. Row 2: B. Welter. T. Lorenz. S. Sheckler. B. Nicholson. K. Hollenberger. W. Goodman. N. Stoehr, A. Caya. M. Garrity and K. Mezera. Row 3: Assistant Coach Deb Zemke. B. Kelly. K. Coorough. H. Witacil. M. Lechnir. M. Fernette. L. Dickman. L. David, M. Gokey. M. Gillizter. L. Mikkelson and Head Coach Lynn Skarda. 120-Girls’ Track r Opposite Page Upper Left: M. Ookey and W. Goodman on the last leg of the mile relay. Upper Right: M. Lechnir receives second place at State for the 200 m. dash. Middle Left: S. Sheckler jumps over a hurdle in the 200 m. hurdles. This page upper left: M. Lechnir brings in a first for the Prairie team. Upper Middle: M. Lechnir wins the 200 m. dash. Upper Right: A. Caya puts the shot. Middle Left: The two coaches: Lynn Skarda and Deb Zemke. Middle: M. Fernette waits for her race. Above: M. Stoehr competes in the 1600 m. run. Opposite: L. David and L. Dickman relax after the competition. State Qualifiers: A. Caya - Shot Put: M. Lechnir - 200 m. dash and 400 m. relay; W. Goodman - 400 m. relay; B. Nicholson - 400 m. relay: L. Dickman - 400 m. relay. Girls’ Track-121 1980 BOYS’ TRACK Top Eight: M. O'Brien prepares to vault. Middle Right: P. Hoffland takes the lead in the hurdles. Bottom (L-R): Coaches Jerry Gilbertson and Tim Reuter. D. Kieser takes the lead in the 1600 m. relay. HAWKS —RESULTS— OPPONENT 2nd LaCrosse Invit. 81 Wesby 46 73 Martin Luther 51 83 Riverdale 39 93 Viroqua 34 1st Willard Hanson 1st PDC Relays 4th Dubuque Hempstead 1st Fennimore River Valley 1st Blackhawk Relays 1st Richland Ctr. M. Luther 52 Platteville 75 1st Conference 1st Regionals 1st Sectionals 7th State 1600 m. relay team - D. Kieser, T. Garrity, T. Oehler, J. Johnson, 2nd: 800 m. relay team - S. Lorenz. M. Rytilahti. T. Oehler, 5th; J. Johnson - 3rd - 400 m. run; T. Oehler - 5th - 800 m. run: P. Hoffland - 6th - 300 m. low hurdles. BOYS TAKE 7TH AT STATE 122-Boys' Track 1980 Hammerhead Squad - right to right: Bottom Row: W. Pud. J. Be bow, M. Rytilahti, S. McGrath. B. Dillman. L. Bonney. T. Oehler. M. F. Panka and M. Jaynes. Middle Row: Coach Tim. T. Garrity. P. Polodna. B. Novak. M. Popkey. L. Hare. K. Drysdale. D. Yager. D. Remaly. J. Jones. S. Lorenz and M. Stenner. Top Row: J. Lochner. D. Pellock, D. Kieser. T. Mezera. P. Panka. B. Toberman. D. Koenig. P. Hoffland. J. Johnson. D. Kieser. M. O’Brien and Coach Mr. G. Top Right: Grady prepares to run the two mile. Middle Left: S. Lorenz gets nipped at the line. Center: Gokos psyches up for the one mile run. Middle Right: D. Kieser hands off to T. Garrity at the State meet. Lower Middle Left: D. Kieser jumps out of the starting blocks. Opposite: J. Johnson races for the first. Lower Left: Boys DarticiDate at the state meet Boys’ Track-123 Varsity Row 1: B. Gillitzer. B. White. S. Feye. S. Yeomans. B. Bushnell. J. Roach, and R. Goodman. Row 2: M. Prew. J. Ariss. R. Mezera, B. Berns, S. Henry, P. Mezera, and D. Osterhaus. Coach Steve Rondeau. D. Dickman. D. Konichek. M. Bailey. T. Yager. R. Mezera. and D. Stoeffler. Top Right: Coach Steve Rondeau performs his signals. Above: S. Henry warms up for the game. Right: «. Yeomans and the rest of the team await their turn to bat. Far Right: P. Mezera gets ready for the game. Opposite Page Top Left: J. Roach warms up the fielders. Top Right: The team is in the huddle . . . Middle Left: J. Ariss takes it easy. Center: S. Feye. T. Yager, and D. Osterhaus go out on the field. Middle Right: B. Gillitzer catches a few before the game. Bottom Left: SPECIAL AWARD winners were Scott Feye and Dave Osterhaus. Bottom Middle: B. White attempts to pitch. Bottom Right: R. Mezera relaxes after a game. 124-Baseball BASEBALL RESULTS Season Record: 7-8 HAWKS OPPONENT 8 Martin Luther 0 18 Martin Luther 7 6 Lansing Key 7 1 Richland Center 3 6 River Valley 16 6 West Grant 3 5 Fennimore 0 7 Viroqua 9 5 Boseobe 1 0 5 Lansing Key 12 6 Riverdale 2 10 Riverdale 4 CONFERENCE 0 River Valley 12 CONFERENCE 2 Richland Center 7 7 Boscobel 10 REGIONALS This year's baseball team experienced a season of ups and downs with on two occasions losing three ball games in a row, and on one occasion winning five of seven. Seniors were the key ingredient to our team this year with Scott Feye - Most Valuable Player and Co-Captain, Co-Captain Steve Yeomans. Steve Henry - Most Improved Player, and Bucky White, an excellent all-around player. Next year’s team will be headed by infielder Dave Osterhaus - co-winner of the Most Improved Player Award. Baseball-186 COMPLIMENTS OF Prairie City Bank PRAIRIE DU CHiEN • BAGLEY • EASTMAN • SENECA WISCONSIN 126- Ads LEAD PLAYERS WPHS TV80 Q THE CMSS OF '80 NOI I CONCLUDES ITS BRO IDCNSTING YEARS Donna Achenbach Jim Ariss Cindy Ahrens Rick Barrette Jeff Bebow Penny Becwar 128-Seniors Tim Birrenbach Rod Berns Gene Bowar Denise Check Teresa Cooley Seniors-129 Sharon Buening Lisa David Lynn DuCharme Tim Deluhery Karen Delury Lorrie Duff Sara Duff 130-Seniors Sheila Eilers Cindy Fernette Kevin Finney Randy Fischer Keith Forst Mark Fishier Larry Frazier Seniors-131 Mark Fulcher Eileen Gavin 132-Seniors Kevin Gilkes Gerald Gillitzer Bob Gillitzer Mark Gillitzer Lance Gokey Mike Gokey Liz Godden Michele Gokey Randy Goodman Wendy Goodman Seniors-133 Randy Gratz Paul Greenwald Lynn Harville Margaret Hauer Chris Gremore Lisa Hedeman 134-Seniors Steve Henry Lorita Horkheimer Deena Hutson Sue Hiebing Theresa Hoskins Scott Irwin Phil Hoffland Brent Hutchins Karin Jerde Seniors-135 Greg Kazynski Robin Kahler David Kieser Larry Kapinus John King 136-Seniors Madonna Klema Julie LaPointe Sue Lenzendorf Roger Konicheck Jenny LaBonne Glen LaFond Sue Lathrop Seniors-137 Rene' Lochner Judy Mainor Julie Lorenz ft Wrv . Shelly Lindroth Chris Marfilius 138-Seniors Sheila Martin Martha Mezera Paul Mezera Vicki Mezera Donna Modjeski Sheila Nolan Don Novey Seniors-139 Mike O’Brien Robin Ohlert 140-Seniors Carol Pedretti Dave Polodna Michelle Prew Helen Ore Jeff Panka Renee Radloff Jeff Roach Candy Rohn Don Remaly Mike Roach Dale Root Tina Rodenkirch Georgette Schade Seniors-141 Judy Speth Dale Sprosty Ray Sprosty 142-Seniors T. Rodenkirch, V. Pres.; J. Roach, Pres. Russ Steiner Mark Steele Terry Steger Tracy Stevens Greg Steger Tim Steger Dave Stoehr Seniors-143 Sandy Stram Linda Stuckey Carla Suetmeyer Mark Sunde Mike Sunde Diane Tesar Kevin Tesar Christine Walz Joe Welsch Debbie Wagner Gale Walters Chris Walz Randy Weeks Brad White Kim White Seniors-145 146 Seniors PEOPLE’S CHOICE AWARDS For great monthly performances - Mike O’Brien Maggie Hauer DECEMBER - Rhona Zlabek Brad White OCTOBER Eileen Gavin Eric Williams 148 - Students of Month MARCH - David Kieser Debbie Wagner FEBRUARY Phil Hoffland Kim White MAY - Betty Johnson Dave Kelly Jeff Panka Sheila Nolan - Christine Walz Jeff Roach JANUARY Students of Month - 149 The Road to the Future m Stretches Before Uss )ur Journey Has Just Begun. Opposite Page - Top: Class of 1980 motto. Upper Left: L. Hedeman receives her art award from Mr. Porvaznik. Center: S. Buening • throws her gown at her brother. Middle Right: L. Linder stares at her award in astonishment. Middle Left: E. Williams puts on a happy face as he receives his photography award. Lower Left: The Top Ten bow in prayer as the Benediction is given. Lower Right: The Class of 1980 files in for Baccalaureate. Pago 151 - Upper Left: R. Lochner is amazed at the crowd. Above: M. O'Brien is proud of his football award. Middle Left: J. Roach hands down the peace pipe to S. Sheckler. Middle Right: L. Stuckey doesn't stop for a picture. Left: Mrs. Dickey congratulates M. Sunde for his outstanding work in music. AWARDS: KIWANIS HALL OF FAME AWARDS: Ind. Arts - Scott Irwin; Bus. Ed. - Christine Walz; Journalism - Jeanne Thompson; Art - David Kieser; Home Ec. - Lisa Linder; Ag. - Denise Check; Soc. Studies - Margaret Hauer; Science - Jeff Panka; Math - Eric Williams; English -Eric Williams. AGRICULTURE - Denise Check; ART - Lisa Hedeman, Eric Williams. Eileen Gavin. Lorita Hork-heimer, and Mark Sunde; LIBRARY -Linda Stuckey. Donna Modjeski, Jeanne Thompson; MUSIC - Mark Sunde; BAND - Christine Walz; DAR - Eileen Gavin; FORENSIC - Lisa Linder; ALL AROUND STUDENTS - Eileen Gavin, Jeff Roach; BENEKER FOOTBALL - Mike O'Brien. YEARBOOK - Lisa David. Margaret Hauer. Eric Williams. Baccalaureate-151 Ifyou can imagine it, you can achieve itj IP you can dream it, you can become it Ninety-Ninth Annual Commencement . Exercises CLASS OF 1980 Opposite Page: Top: Commencement theme. Middle: Some of the graduates take a breather on the bench. Bottom: TOP TEN - Eric Williams. Kim White. Eileen Gavin. Debbie Wagner, David Kelly. Jeanne Thompson. (Back Row) Helen Ore, Christine Walz. Michele Gokey. Martha Mezera. Page 153: Top Left: M. Gokey receives a congratulations from Mom. Above: Some of the guys getting ready to graduate. Kevin worries about that stray hair. Middle: K. Forst and T. Hoskins are in a reflective mood. Bottom: K. White speaks on the Commencement theme. HONOR STUDENTS - Mark Gillitzer. John King. Margaret Hauer. Linda Stuckey. David Kieser. Jeff Panka. Mike O’Brien. Donna Achenbach. Lisa David. Jeff Bebow. Lisa Linder. Jenny LaBonne. Madonna Klema, Mark Hamann. Kathy Geisler. Lisa Hedeman. Robin Ohlert. Paul Mezera. Karen Deluhery. Randy Fischer. Russ Steiner. Sue Lathrop. Denise Check. David Polodna. Liz Godden. Greg Steger. Jeff Roach. Brad White. AWARDS: WOMEN'S CIVIC - Betty Johnson; EAGLE'S CLUB -Scott Yeomans; EAGLE’S AUXILIARY - Wendy Goodman; AMERICAN LEGION - Jeff Bebow. Jane Yeomans; VFW - Jim Ariss, Michele Gokey; COURIER PRESS DEDICATION - Lori Duff; BAUSCH LOMB SCIENCE - David Kelly. SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS: ROTC - David Kelly; WISCONSIN TELEPHONE ASSOC. - Christine Walz; HARDEE’S - Lynn DuCharme; ENTREPRENEUR - Linda Stuckey; NATIONAL MERIT - Eric Williams; UW-WISCONSIN, OSHKOSH - Eric Williams; VITERBO COLLEGE - HIGH QUIZ - Sheila Nolan. Margaret Hauer; COWIE SCIENCE - Michele Gokey; MC CARVILLE EDUCATION - Eileen Gavin; UW-WISCONSIN, PLATTEVILLE - Jeanne Thompson; LIBRARY CLUB - Jeanne Thompson; UW-WISCONSIN, PLATTEVILLE - ENGINEERING - Jeff Panka; UW-WISCONSIN, EAU CLAIRE - Debra Wagner; VI DOHSE - David Kelly; MADISON BUSINESS COLLEGE - Christine Walz, Jenny LaBonne; CRAWFORD CO. LAW ENFORCEMENT - Mark Fulcher. CLASS SONG: “Time For Me To Fly”; CLASS ADVISORS: Mr. Kenneth Rheineck, Mr. Gary Olson, Mr. Gerald Gilbertson, Mr. Guy Ralph, Miss Lynn Skarda, Mr. Paul Porvaznik; GRADUATION CO-CHAIRMEN: Mr. Harold Rasmussen, Mr. Daniel Becwar, Mr. John McCoy. Commencement-153 Vital Statistics ’80 Achenbach, Donna — GAA 1,2.3.4; Basketball 1.2,3,4; Letterman’s Club 3,4; Officer Homeroom 3; Journalism 4; Solo Ensemble 1,2,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Academic Letter 4. Ahrens. Cindy — Library Club 1. Ariss. Jim — BAA 4; Football 1; Basketball 1.2,3; Baseball 4; Letter-men’s Club 3; Officer Homeroom 2,3; Prom Court 3. Barrette, Rick — General Course. Bebow, Jeff — Football 1,2,3.4; Wrestling 1,2,3; Track 1; Golf 2,3,4; Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1; Officer Homeroom 1,3; Band 1,2; Pep Band 1,2; Solo Ensemble 1.2; National Honor Society 3,4; Prom Court 3; Academic Letter 4; Band Council 1; Prairie Highlights 3. Becwar. Penny — General Course. Berns, Rodney — General Course. Birrenbach, Tim — BAA 1; Football 1; Wrestling 2. Boldt, Ron — General Course. Bowar, Gene — General Course. Brandt, Gerry — General Course. Buening, Sharon — GAA 2; Basketball 1; Track 1; Forensics 2; Chorus 1; Latin II Club 2; Pep Club 1; Prairie Highlights 3. Bunts, Kevin — General Course. Check, Denise — FFA 1.2,3.4; Forensics 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Solo Ensemble 1.2,3,4. Check, Lynn — Chorus 2,3; Guidance Office 3. Cooley, Teresa — General Course. David, Ken — General Course. David, Lisa — GAA 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleading 4; Student Council 3; Officer Homeroom 1,2,3; Journalism 4; Solo Ensemble 1,2; Chorus 1,2; Pep Club 2; Academic Letter 4; Prairie Highlights 3. Deluhery, Tim — FFA 1,2,3; Officer Homeroom 4. Delury , Karen — General Course. DuCharme, Lynn — GAA 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 1,2; Officer Homeroom 4; Journalism 4; Solo Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3.4; Office Girl 3; Pep Club 4; Academic Letter 3; Sport Manager Girl’s Basketball 2; Prairie Dog Tales 3; Dorian Fest 4. Duff, Lorrie — General Course. Duff, Sara — GAA 1,2,3; Volleyball 2; Track 1,2,3; Lettermen’s Club 3; Forensics 1,2; Officer Homeroom 2.3; Band 1, Pep Band 1; Solo Ensemble 1; Pep Club 1,2; Drama Club 2. Eilers, Sheila — General Course. Fernette, Cindy — GAA 1,2; Track 1,2; Office Girl 3; Prairie Dog Tales 3. Feye, Scott — BAA 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Lettermen’s Club 1,2,3.4; FFA 1,2,3. Finney, Kevin — General Course. Fischer, Randy — BAA 3,4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Lettermen’s Club 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Academic Letter 4. Fishier, Mark — General Course. Fishier, Mary — FHA 4; Library Club 3,4; Latin II Club 2. Forst, Keith — Football 1,2,3; Lettermen's Club 2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Solo-Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 2,3. Frazier, Larry — FFA 1,2. Fulcher, Mark — Golf 1,2; FFA 1; Officer Homeroom 3; Journalism 4; Chorus 2,3.4; United Nations 3; Drama Club 2,4. Fuller, Mike — General Course. Garcia, Carol — General Course. Garrity, Mo — GAA 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3.4; Track 1,2,3.4; Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,4; Forensics 1,2,4; Student Council 4; Journalism 4; United Nations 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Homecoming Court 4; Relay Court 2; Latin II Club 2; Pep Club 1,2,4; Prairie Highlights 3; Prairie Dog Tales 3. Gavin. Enie — GAA 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2; Track 1,2; Lettermen’s Club 1,2; Cheerleading 3; Forensics 1; Officer Homeroom 2; Officer Class 3; Journalism 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Solo Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2; National Honor Society 3,4; Homecoming Court 4; Biology II Club 4; Pep Club 4; Band Council 4; Jazz Band 3; Prairie Highlights 3. Geisler, Kathy — GAA 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3; Solo Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Color Guard 4; Pep Club 1,2. George, Steve — General Course. Gilkes, Kevin — BAA 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4: Basketball 1,2; Lettermen’s Club 3,4; FFA 1; Officer Homeroom 3. Gillitzer, Gerald — BAA 4; Baseball 3; Football 1,2; FFA 1,2,3. Gillitzer, Mark — BAA 1; Wrestling 2; Golf 1,2; Officer Homeroom 1; Band 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Academic Letter 2. Gillitzer, Bob — Football 1,2; Baseball 3,4; Lettermen's Club 3,4; FFA 1,3; Band 1; Solo Ensemble 1. Godden, Liz — General Course. Gokey, Lance — General Course. Gokey, Michele — GAA 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Lettermen’s Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4; Officer Homeroom 1; Journalism 4; Solo Ensemble 1; Chorus 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Guidance Office 3; Latin II Club 2; Biology II Club 4; Pep Club 4; Academic Letter 4; Prairie Highlights 3. Gokey, Mike — BAA 4; Cross Coun try 2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Lettermen’s Club 2,3,4; Officer Homeroom 4; Biology II Club 4. Goodman, Randy — Football 4; Baseball 2,3,4. Goodman, Wendy — Volleyball 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; Letter-men’s Club 1,2,3,4; Prom Court 3; Relay Court 3. Gratz, Randy — General Course. Greenwald, Paul — Golf 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3; Lettermen’s Club 1,2,3,4. Gremore, Chris — GAA 1,2; Track 1,2,3; Latin II Club 1,2; Sport Manager - Track 4. Hamann, Mark — General Course. Harville, Lynn — General Course. Hauer. Maggie — GAA 1,2; Forensics 2,3,4; Journalism 4; United Nations 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Pep Club 2,4; Academic Letter 3,4; Drama Club 2,4; Prairie Highlights 3; Prairie Dog Tales 3. Hedeman, Lisa — GAA 1,2; Basketball 2; Track 1,2,3. Henry, Steve — BAA 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1: Baseball 3,4; Lettermen's Club 3,4. Hiebing, Sue — GAA 1; Track 1; Cheerleading 3; Office Girl 1; Latin II Club 1. Hoffland, Phil — Football 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; Lettermen’s Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2; Officer Homeroom 2; Journalism 4; Solo Ensemble 2; Prom Court 3; Latin II Club 3,4; 154-Sr. Activities Biology II Club 4; Jazz Band 2. Horkheimer, Lorita — GAA 1; FFA 2; FHA 4: Library Club 2; Chorus 2. Hoskins, Therese — GAA 1,2; Gymnastics 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3; Homecoming Court 4. Hutchins, Brent — Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Golf 3; Letter-men’s Club 2,3,4; Officer Class 2; Officer Homeroom 1; Prom Court 3. Hutson, Deena — GAA 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Lettermen’s Club 3,4; Officer Homeroom 2,3; Journalism 4; Biology II Club 4; Pep Club 4; Sport Manager - Track 1; Prairie Dog Tales 3. Irwin, Scott — BAA 3; Football 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2; Lettermen’s Club 4. Jerde, Karin — GAA 1,2; Track 1,2,3; Lettermen’s Club 3; Officer Homeroom 4; Prom Court 3. Johnson. Betty — GAA 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Officer Homeroom 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Solo Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; United Nations 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Sport Manager - Volleyball 1.2; Chorus Council 1,4; Prairie Dog Tales 3. Johnson, Jim — BAA 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3.4; Lettermen’s Club 1,2,3,4; Latin 2; Biology II Club 4. Jones, Brenda — GAA 1,2; Track 1,2; Officer Homeroom 1,2,3,4; Guidance Office 3. Jung, Bob — BAA 3,4; Football 2; Wrestling 3; Baseball 3,4; FFA 1,2,3.4. Kahler. Robin — GAA 1,2; Volleyball 1,2; Gymnastics 1; Lettermen's Club 2; Cheerleading 2; Chorus 1; Guidance Office 3. Kapinus, Larry — General Course. Kazynski, Greg —r General Course. Kelly. Dave — BAA 1; Cross Country 3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Golf 3,4; Lettermen’s Club 2,3,4; United Nations 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Latin II Club 2; Biology II Club 3; Academic Letter 3,4; Sport Manager - Football 2. Kieser, David — Cross Country 1; Track 1,2,3,4; Lettermen’s Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Officer Class 3; Officer Homeroom 2; Journalism 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Solo Ensemble 1.2,3,4; Academic Letter 3; Band Council 1,3; Jazz Band 1,2,3,4; Prairie Highlights 3; Prairie Dog Tales 3. King. John — Forensics 3; Chorus 2. Klema, Madonna — FHA 4; Prairie Highlights 3. Konicheck, Roger — FFA 2,3. Kuchenbecker, Todd — General Course. La Bonne, Jenny — GAA 1,2,3; Volleyball 1,2; Student Council 1,2; Officer Class 2; Officer Homeroom 1,4; Solo Ensemble 1,2; Chorus 1,2; Homecoming Court 4; Jazz Band 2. LaFond, Glen — BAA 4; Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3; Solo Ensemble 1,2,3; Jazz Band 1,2,3. LaPointe, Julie — GAA 1,2; Gymnastics 3; Track 1; Cheerleading 1.2,3,4; Officer Homeroom 2; Band 1; Prom Court 3; Academic Letter 3. Lathrop, Sue — Pep Club 2,4; Prairie Highlights 3. Lenzendorf, Sue — GAA 1,2; Track 1; Band 1,2; Solo Ensemble 1,2; Homecoming Court 4. Lessard. Donna — GAA 1; Pep Club 2. Linder, Lisa — FHA 4; Library Club 2,3,4; Forensics 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Guidance Office 4; Academic Letter 3. Lindroth, Shelly — Officer Homeroom 4. Lochner, Rene — GAA 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Journalism 4; Solo Ensemble 3,4; Chorus 3,4; Latin II Club 2. Lorenz. Julie — GAA 1,2; Volleyball 1; Cheerleading 2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; Officer Homeroom 3,4; Prom Court 3. Lucas, Janine — General Course. Mainor, Judy — Library Club 1,2; Forensics 2. Mansfield, Jean — General Course. Marfilius, Chris — Forensics 1,2; Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 3; Solo Ensemble 1,2,3. Martin, Sheila — Chorus 1,2; Guidance Office 3. Mezera, Martha — Library Club 4; Forensics 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Guidance Office 3; Academic Letter 3; Prairie Highlights 3. Mezera, Paul — Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Letter-men's Club 3,4. Mezera, Vicki — Band 1,2,3; Color Guard 2,3. Modjeski, Donna — GAA 1,2; Gymnastics 1; Lettermen’s Club 2; Library Club 1,2,3.4; Forensics 1,2,3,4; Sport Manager - Gymnastics 2 Volleyball 1,2,3. Nolan, Sheila — GAA 1.2,3,4; Track 1.4; Lettermen’s Club 3,4; Student Council 4; Officer Class 3; Journalism 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1.2,3,4; Solo Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Prom Court 3; Biology II Club 4; Pep Club 4; Band Council 3; Prairie Dog Tales 3. Novey, Don — BAA 2,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Wrestling 3; Lettermen’s Club 3,4. O’Brien, Mike — BAA 4; Football 1,2,3.4; Wrestling 1.2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Lettermen’s Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4; Officer Homeroom 3,4; National Honor Society 3.4; Prom Court 3; Academic Letter 4. Ohlert, Robin — Track 1,2; FHA 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2.3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Guidance Office 4; Sport Manager 2. Ore, Helen — National Honor Society 3,4; Office Girl 4; Academic Letter 3; High Quiz Bowl 4. Panka, Jeff — BAA 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 4; Lettermen’s Club 3,4; Student Countil 2; Officer Homeroom 2,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Biology II Club 3; Academic Letter 3,4; Prairie Highlights 3. Pedretti, Carol — GAA 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3.4; Gymnastics 1,2,3.4; Track 1,2; Officer Homeroom 3,4; Homecoming Court 4; Latin II Club 2; Biology II Club 4; Pep Club 1,2. Polodna, Dave — FFA 1,2,3; National Honor Society 3,4; Academic Letter 3. Prew, Michelle — GAA 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3; Chorus Council 2. Radloff, Renee — GAA 1,2; Volleyball 1,2; Gymnastics 1,2; Cheerleading 1,3; Chorus 1; Prom Court 3. Remaly, Don — BAA 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Lettermen’s Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Latin II Club 2; Biology II Sr. Activities-155 Club 4; Academic Letter 4; Sport Trainer - Boys Basketball 1. Rickleff, Dan — BAA 2,4; Golf 2. Roach, Jeff — BAA 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 3,4; Lettermen's Club 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Officer Class 4; Officer Homeroom 3; Prom Court 3; Academic Letter. Roach, Mike — BAA 1; Cross Country 3; Wrestling 2,4; Track 4; FFA 1,2. Rodenkirch, Tina — GAA 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Gymnastics 1,2; Lettermen’s Club 3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Officer Class 4; Officer Homeroom 3; Office Girl 3; Pep Club 4; Sport Manager - Track 1; Prairie Dog Tales. Rohn, Candy — Library Club 4. Root, Dale — Football 2; Wrestling 3,4; Baseball 3; Officer Homeroom 3. Schade, Georgette — Journalism 4; Prairie Dog Tales 3. Sheckler, Rich — Football 1; Wrestling 1; FFA 4. Shulka, Rich — General Course. Siegele, Debbie — General Course. Skemp, Ed — BAA 3,4; Cross Country 1; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3; Lettermen’s Club 1,2,3; Officer Homeroom 2. Smith, Rick — General Course. Speth, Judy — General Course. Sprosty, Dale — General Course. Sprosty, Ray — General Course. Steele, Mark — BAA 3; Basketball 1; Baseball 2; Golf 2,3,4; Lettermen’s Club 3,4; Officer Homeroom 1; United Nations 4; Latin II Club 2; Biology II Club 4; Drama Club 4; High Quiz Bowl 3,4. Steger, Greg — General Course. Steger, Terry — General Course. Steger, Tim — General Course. Steiner. Russ — Journalism 4; Band 1; Pep Band 1; Solo Ensemble 1; Chorus 3,4; United Nations 3,4; Biology II Club 3; Drama Club 2.4; Jazz Band 1. Stevens, Tracy — BAA 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Lettermen’s Club 3,4; Officer Homeroom 2; Prom Court 3. Stoehr, Dave — General Course. Stram, Sandy — GAA 1,2; Track 1; Cheerleading 1; Chorus 2. Stuckey, Linda — Library Club 1,2,3,4; Forensics 1,2,3.4; National Honor Society 3,4; Academic Letter 3. Suetmeyer, Carla — GAA 1; Track 2; Chorus 2. Sunde, Mark — BAA 3,4; Football 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2; Golf 1,2,3,4; Lettermen’s Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1.2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3; Solo Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3.4; Biology II Club 4; Jazz Band 2,3. Sunde, Mike — BAA 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Golf 1,2,3,4; Lettermen’s Club 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3; Solo Ensemble 1,2; Sport Manager-Football 1,2,3,4; Band Council 2.3; Jazz Band 1,2,3. Tesar, Diane — General Course. Tesar, Kevin — General Course. Thompson, Jeanne — Lettermen’s Club 3; Library Club 1,2,3,4; Forensics 1,2,3,4; Journalism 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Latin II Club 4; Biology II Club; Academic Letter 3; Prairie Highlights 3. Wagner, Debbie — GAA 2,3,4; Gymnastics 2; Track 1,2,3; Letter-men’s Club 1,2,4; Student Council 1; Officer Class 3; Journalism 4; United Nations 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Prom Court 3; Biology II Club 4; Pep Club 1,4; Academic Letter 4; Sport Manager - Football 4; Prairie Highlights 3. Walters, Gale — GAA 1,2; Student Council 1; Officer Class 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Solo Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,4; Prom Court 3; Pep Club 4; Band Council 4. Walz, Christine — Track 1,2; FHA 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Solo Ensemble 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Color Guard 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2. Walz, Chris — BAA 3; Cross Country 1; Track 1. Weeks, Randy — Golf 1,2,3. Welsch, Joe — BAA 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,4; Lettermen’s Club 3,4. White, Brad — Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Lettermen’s Club 2,3,4; Student Council 1,3; Officer Class 1; Officer Homeroom 3; Prom Court 3; Latin II Club 2; Prairie Highlights 3. White, Kim — GAA 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Student Council 4; Officer Class 3; Officer Homeroom 4; United Nations 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Prom Court 3; Academic Letter 3,4; Prairie Highlights 3. Williams, Eric — Forensics 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3; Journalism 4; Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3; Solo Ensemble 1,2,3; United Nations 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Academic Letter 2,3,4; Drama Club 2,4; High Quiz Bowl 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 1,2,3; Prairie Highlights 3; Prairie Dog Tales 3. Wolf, Sue — Forensics 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,4; Latin II Club 2; Biology II Cl ub 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 2,4; Prairie Highlights 3. Yanna, Steve — General Course. Yeomans, Jane — GAA 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Lettermen’s Club 2,3,4; Student Council 2,4; Officer Homeroom 2; Journalism 4; Band 1,2; Pep Band 1,2; Solo Ensemble 1,2. Yeomans, Scott — BAA 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Lettermen’s Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2; Officer Class 2; Officer Homeroom 1; Prom Court 3. Zable, Sally — GAA 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Lettermen’s Club 2,3,4; Officer Homeroom 2; Journalism 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Solo Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Latin II Club 2; Pep Club 4; Band Council 4; Jazz Band 3; Prairie Highlights 3. Zlabek, Rhona — GAA 1,2,3.4; Volleyball 1; Track 1,2,3,4; Letter-men’s Club 2,3,4; Forensics 1; Student Council 3; Officer Homeroom 1,2,3,4; Journalism 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Solo Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; United Nations 2,3,4; Latin II Club 2; Biology 4; Pep Club 2,4; Chorus Council 3; Prairie Highlights 3; Prairie Dog Tales 3; Homecoming Chairman 4. 156-Sr. Activities WORKING STIFFS Upper Left: J. Bebow and M. O’Brien display their jugs at Sav-U. Middle Left: C. Suetmeyer says. You want to buy what!?!” Middle Right: D. Kieser displays the garanimal collection at Blackhawk Clothiers. Lower Left: K. Oeisler gropes buns at Hardee’s. Middle Left: Green stocks shelves in her favorite department. Middle Right: K. Bunts and T. Kuckenbecker take their break from a busy day at Holiday. K. Bunts says. My bike’s better than a Honda. Working Seniors - 157 Live from PdC . . . IT’S SATURDAY NIGHT Upper Right: Beach Bunny Geeks recover from the Senior Trip to the sandbar. Below: Mr. Kasey and Funk match their macho. Middle Right: The seniors' favorite foosball table lives in the cellar. Lower Left: M. Steele provided the tunes for a lot of senior get-togethers. Lower Middle: R. Sprosty concentrates on his game. Lower Right: L. David and K. White look totally happy on a Saturday night. 168-SRS. After Hours T Upper Right: Only Goody and Nov are brave enough to venture in to the swamp waters at night. Below: J. Johnson tells J. Roach to stop whispering sweet nothings in his ear. Middle: D. Polodna and G. Gillitzer spot a “10”. Middle Right: The faculty is in awe of the seniors’ partying ability. Lower Left: K. Finney sits. Lower Right: Prisoners of Cell Block H : D. Kieser. E. Williams, and P. Hoffland. Dave Swenson SPECIALIZING IN • SENIORS • WEDDINGS • FAMILIES • CHILDREN • PETS • ARIELS Dave Swenson Photography Framing 1126 WISCONSIN AVE. RES. PHONE: (608) 375-4812 BOSCOBEL, WI 53805 PHONE: (608) 375-4453 BLACKHAWK AVE. OHIO ST. PRAIRIE DU CHIEN. WI 53821 PHONE: (608) 326-4161 160-Ads k ON air' |a PREVIEW o o o jO o o • • O o • o STUDIO 832 WISCONSIN AVE BOSCOBEL. WIS. SJW5 PHONE 37SS4S1 SENIOR ’80 The people behind the pictures, color casuals photo charms custom made frames tot’s day your wedding in pictures copy and restoration Larks Boost the Blackhawks!! STUDIO II 104 S B«aumon' Rd Prairie du Chien, WIs. 53 21 l vs w ■■ Phone 124-4141 Peoples State Bank Offices at: Wauzeka Prairie du Chien Glen Haven Patch Grove Soldiers Grove Member of FDIC “Where quality concrete and courteous service are mixed together.” CROELL REDI - MIX, INC. Rt. 1 P.D.C. WIS. 326-8558 TOM WHITE TOP QUALITY DAIRY CATTLE Prairie duChien, Wis. 326-2044 If happy human relations mean nothing to you, don’t bother with this ad . . . . . . we’re pure pleasure! Rhona, Enie, Deena, Mags, Betty, Sheila, Gale, Donna, Rene, Wendy, Lynn, Sally, Wags, Mo, Michele. To get in touch with any of the above, call 608-326-“ 1980’ ’ SHEDIVY’S AGI-SERVICE, INC. Prairie du Chien, WI. 531 N. Marquette Rd. Congratulations Class of 1980! Courtesy of Dr. Tom Frye Jack and Dee’s Red Cedar Inn Highway 18 west, McGregor, IA. Family style dining open for lunch 11:00 A.M. open Sunday 11:30 A.M. closed Mondays For reservations call: 319-873-2436 Good Luck Class Of ’80 Bonnie Denny Fuller, Merlynn Johnson, owners. Ads - 169 wHirc-sArc , INCOXVOKArCA GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY Prairie du Chien 608-326-2414 114 W. Blackhawk Ave. BOB'S 936 S. Marquette Road Phone (608) 326-8989 “The neighborly place to shop.” George E. Sutton and Robert G. Sutton, Brokers r-n r-T-T l-kxd Is—1 1 .1— , Is SUTTON '% | m REAL ESTATE; 77 Phone (608) 3260816 105 W. Blackhawk Ave., Prairie du Chien. Wis. 53821 105 West Blackhawk Ave. Prairie du Chien, Wis. 53821 Phone (608) 326-8461 oVj :j piaj: suhon insurance, inc. 77----For All Your Insurance Needs DESIGN HOMES, INCORPORATED P.O. BOX 239 • PRAIRIE DU CHIEN, WISCONSIN 53821 • PHONE: (608) 326-6041 Ads - 171 CONCRETE-READY MIXED Free Estimates for any Type of Concrete Construction Concrete Accessories (Complete Line) Precast Products Dry Wells Steps Slatted Floors Manholes Cattle Crossing Feed Bunks Septic Tanks Parking Curbs Radio Dispatched trucks Budget terms Heated Concrete for Winter Use For prompt delivery and Top-Quality Concrete Call 326-6471 “Ready Mixed for your convenience” PRAIRIE READY MIX DIVISION OF PRAIRIE SAND GRAVEL or 375-5071 Boscobel or 723-4170 Lancaster or 735-4696 Gay Mills It's How We Cook’Em That Counts!” HAMBURGERS 172 - Ads 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 H E 980 Khz AM 943 Khz FM Compliments of Prairie IGA Stores Dr. Jan R. SPECHT’S IGA SWENSON'S IGA Downtown next to the free City Parking Lot South on Highway 18-35-60 Prairie du Chien. Wisconsin Kieser Ada-178 WALSH STORES 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. POTOSI 763-2114 PRAIRIE DU CHIEN 326-2489 CALL COLLECT MOTOR PARTS EQUIPMENT 116 South Marquette Road, Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin We Know What You Mean When You’re Talking-Parts Jeffer’s BLACK ANGUS 2 Miles South of Prairie du Chien Featuring Charcoal Broiled Steaks OPEN 7 days a Week at 12 Noon Daily at 4 P.M. 174-Ads Fish Fry on Friday Nites COMPLIMENTS of BOB’S BAR EDDIES INN Toberman’s Department Store 200 E. Blackhawk Avenue Stop in for Great ... Downtown Prairie du Chien Hamburgers! Clothes for the entire family (jiim m dg Blue Heaven w SUPPER CLUB Prairie du Chien FOR THE FINEST IN FOOD - BEVERAGE - Fraternal HOSPITALITY Order of Eagles 200 S. Beaumont Road Noon luncheons served 11:00 - 4:00 “Eagles are People Helping People” Specializing in Char Broiled Steaks Children's Menu-Come As You Are Downtown Prairie du Chien 106 S. Beaumont Rd. - (608) 326-2514 Ada-176 Phono: 326-4255 -Accent Artiste _x ' BEAUTY SALON 1 SlS 1 628 S. Marquette Rd. Prairie du Chien Open Monday thru Friday Golden age discount Mon. Tues., Wed. Judy Remaly Grant- Crawford Co-Op Oil Co.B Patch Grove. Wisconsin 53817 994-2756 P«'tn l,.Um Products. Farm Home Delivery ! 326-6805 (Prairie du Chien) compliments of JIM’S BAR CLUB 1 LOUNGE Home of the 1 Hawk Fans Old S New’ Short Orders Catfish Every Friday Night 201 E. Blackhawk Avenue Meet your friends at the Club One. Prairie du Chien, Wis. 176- Ada Short orders - Pizza HAIR VILLA FS Unisex Hairstyling For Men Ms. t r y Ken and Ellen Walters Proprietors FS SERVICE, INC. Ph. (608) 326-8203 Appointment preferred 1834 S. Marquette Road Prairie du Chien. Wis. 53821 A Farmer-Owned Service Fertilizer Plant — P.O. Box 30 Prairie du Chien Hair Has No Sex” Compliments of A. W. Thompson MAYTAG COIN Company Prairie du Chien, Wis. LAUNDRY Livestock Located across from the Post Office. Mineral - Pre-Mixes Prairie du Chien Ad -177 Custom Printing HOWE PRINTING CO., INC. 132 SOUTH BEAUMONT ROAD PRAIRIE DU CHIEN, WIS. creative printing Publishers Of COURIER PRESS and SHOPPERS SUPPLEMENT Area's Only Twin Weekly Serving Southwest Wisconsin Northeast Iowa The PRINT SHOP 315 N. Marquette Road Prairie du Chien, Wis. 53821 326-6459 Dean Achenbach, Agent 1 A STATI FARM INSURANCI I State Farm Insurance Companies Auto - Life - Health Home Business 524 E. Blackhawk Ave. Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! Bob’s loco 101 South Marquette Road Prairie du Chien, Wi. 24 Hour Towing Service Phone 326-2993 or 326-8767 Congratulations Senior Class! North American Homes . d . « . ■ « «hov« «. Al’s Eastman Lumber Allon Bunders, Proprietor Complete House Building Contracting See Us For Your Building Needs Lumber - Paneling - Concrete Blocks Building Supplies Phone 874-4254 - Eastman, Wisconsin FISHER WOOD STOVES Nation’s largest wood stove manufacturer 8 models to choose from including our mobile home fireplace insert and furnace. Located at the Prairie Motel 1616 S. Marquette Rd. 326-6461 Compliments of P. D. C. Shoe Rack 124 E. Blackhawk Ave. Prairie du Chien, WI 326-2865 Ada-179 CHRYSLER MOTORS CORPORATION Compliments of G$ de v 225 WEST BLACKHAWK AVENUE PRAIRIE DU CHIEN, WIS. 53821 Crawford County Counseling Center ri iiiie tin 11 lien New till Truck Dealers DAGNON MOTORS HUEBSCH CHEVROLET JOHNSON INTERNATIONAL LOCHNER MOTORS PRAIRIE AUTO SALES SULLIVAN FORD. MERCURY. LINCOLN CMC TRUCKS O. E. Satter County Bldg. Prairie du Chien, WI Phone 326-6431 Ext. 259 Congratulations Class Of “80”! Evaluations and counseling for individuals and families, in the areas of mental health, alcohol, and drug abuse. Toberman’s Electric 180- Ads spq Borld 113 W. Blackhawk Ave. Prairie du Chien, WI Full line of sporting goods; Everything for the sportsman Compliments of J R Janitorial Supply 316 N. Michigan Prairie du Chien, WI Congratulations ' Seniors! Steiner Brothers Construction Pete’s Hamburgers Farrell’s Drugs SAVORY CAFE Steaks Chicken Chops Fish Sundaes - Malts - Shakes Compliments of HAMANN’S VARIETY Pladium Bowl - Timber Lounge WATCH FOR THE X FALLING ROCK BAR 6c BAIT SHOP Wise. HWY. 35; 10 Ml. NO. OF Prairie Du Chien. Wise. Phone: (608) - 874 - 9369 Tom Trost Carl Ward’s Branding Iron Saloon “Where everybody is a friend” Available for Parties and Dances IOWA OIL CO. Fuel Oil Gas Don Lochner Phone 326-8214 Phone:608-326-6337 KEN'S ELECTRIC COMPLETE ELECTRIC SERVICE OL DLir jpBKfc SALON 0 Commercial 0 Residential 0 Industrial 403 Prairie du Chien. Wis. TV Lane. R.R. 1 Cuts for Guys Gals Nancy Lou Schlichte. Gwnet Phone 608 326-6231 Prairie du Chien. Wis. 53821 dt'uztupe'i ce juet a frue ut KARL L. RIDER, INC 625 Buchanan Street 1 . cue 6aue yet to meet. prairie ou Chien wis 53821 a rjrVS Pm (608) 326-6986 Garrity Funeral Home GENERAL CONTRACTORS r v Serving all faiths since 1946 Prairie du Chien, Wis. Ads-183 Prairie du Chien Country Club Golf-Tennis-Social Site of Blackhawk cross-country meets. Student memberships available. New Frontier Motel Ph. (319) 873-2396 101 First Street Marquette, IA 52158 CARPENTRY - ROOFING - CONCRETE SIDEWALKS ft DRIVEWAYS NO JOB TOO SMALL G M CONSTRUCTION BOX 29 Eastman, wi 54626 GARY MARA (608) 874-4433 Prairie Concrete Contractors, Inc. Ronald K. Key Walter F. Hermsen P.O. Box 306, Phone 326-6178 Curb and gutters, driveways, etc. White Spring’s Supper Club Fine foods-Cocktails-Lowest prices open 7 days a week 1:00 PM to 1:00 AM during the week 4:00 PM to 10:00 PM Sunday evenings 1V« miles west of McGregor, Iowa DAIRYLAND FURNITURE P.O. Box 228 Seneca, Wisconsin 54654 Phone (608) 734-3662 CONGRATULATIONS To All You Nice People. You’re the Cream of the Crop with us. Mr. Mrs. William Farnum Distributors of Hilldale Swiss Valley Dairy Products 184- Ad Yellow River Outfitters, LTD. Yellow River Station RFD Monona, Iowa 52159 telephone (319) 539-2425 24 hour answering service BARNEY’S STANDARD SERVICE Atlas Tires and Batteries Prairie du Chien, WI Louis Barnabei, Mgr. BEST WISHES FROM BLACKHAWK CLOTHIERS WHERE GOOD CLOTHES COST LESS PHONE 326-2516 32 YEARS OF FINE FASHIONS Shorties Shoe Repair says CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! Rheineck’s Vacuum Cleaner Shop “We sell the best and service the rest.” N ew-U sed-Rebuilt-Supplies repairs on most makes RR2, Prairie du Chien, WI Mergen Real Estate 527 S. Wacouta St. Prairie du Chien, WI 326-8187 Connie Mergen-Broker MACHINE HR P. O. BOX 278 PRAIRIE DU CHIEN. WIS. 53821 Route 1 Prairie du Chien Owners: Charles S Rose Stram SUNSET INN WOULD LIKE TO CONGRATULATE ALL PDC 1980 GRADUATES! Ads-186 Compliments of MflMRICHS Rose and Gordie hf EJtatI DR U(7tS McClures-McClures Bar YOUR AMERICAN FAMILY GROUP AGENT A MAN FOR ALL DRIVERS FREE SUN POWER! AMj JCAN FAMILY AUTO HOME HEALTH LIFE® AMERICAN FAMILY MUTUAL INSURANCE CO AMERICAN STANDARD INSURANCE CO MEMBERS OF AMERICAN FAMILY INSURANCE GROUP MADISON. WISCONSIN $3701 Welcome to the warm world of solar heating. A lifetime of free heat . . . from the sun. SOLAR HEATING AND DRYING HARVEY L. ZABEL Kramer’s AMOCO Service JOHNSON’S ONE STOP SHOPPING SERVICE, INC. general repair - tune-ups gas - oil - grease - tires Bud and Cal Kramer ph. 874-4338 Eastman, WI 54626 Groceries - hardware - farm supplies Seneca, Wisconsin - ph. 734-3434 p— _ ' HAMK i EASTMAN LOCKER GROCERY full line of groceries Custom and state meat processing service Tues. Thurs. custom - Fri. state inspection Gaylord and Rosemary Kramer V Rim ESTATE • INVESTMENT ph. 874-4331 - Eastman, Wisconsin 186-Ads Sales - Rentals - Appraisals Farms - Residential - Commercial - Lots 800 West Blackhawk Ave. Prairie du Chien, WI. Buyers of white oak timber. call 326-2914 BLUE GRASS COOPERAGE CO. INC. Compliments of HORSE SHOE BAR east from PDC on Hwy 60 AL RUSSELL - proprietor PRAIRIE SCHOONER live music Friday Saturday nights Prairie du Chien, WI - W. Blackhawk Ave. phone (608) 326-8208 LOREN BYERS - owner CARPENTRY done to your specifications RICHARD STEINER CONSTRUCTION building - remodeling - repair - masonary -concrete Quality Workmanship 1222 S. Wacuta Ave. (608) 326-2752 RITCHIE’S JEWELRY Phone: 326-2623 123 E. Blackhawk Avenue Prairie Du Chien, Wise. KOZ EcifKA ’ S ITICECNS UXEJIR The Fashion Store For Young Men Formal Wear Rentals 5TOTti'S SPORT and LIQUOR SHOP WYALUSING ACADEMY 601 S. Beaumont Rd. Prairie du Chien, WI 53821 Ads-187 phone: 326-2006 CUT AND CURL beauty salon 132 N. Michigan Prairie du Chien, WI Compliments of: EUNICE'S LIQUOR AND CHEESE Prairie du Chien, WI 53821 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! courtesy of: JIM’S ELECTRIC Prairie du Chien, WI TONY’S GRILL 525 S. Marquette Rd. Only two places to eat: At home and Tony’s Grill! ph. 326-6222 Jerald Warren Kemble’s Greenhouse Flowers for All Occasions “SAY IT with Flowers” 326-6222 Compliments of: ARIZONA SADDLERY RRl Prairie du Chien phone 994-2273 ROGER MYERS - owner Color Cable Television Individual Thermostats Telephone Restaurant Adiarent f.� v Phone (608) 326-8404 Your Hosts - The Prydenlund Prairie du Chien. Wis On Highway 35 Compliments of THE PINE TREE INN phone: 326-2916 TOWN AND COUNTRY beauty salon 803 South Wacouta Ave. Prairie du Chien, WI 53821 personalized hairstyling Congratulations Seniors! compliments of Larry’s “76” Service rtfflr t -frfc Prairie Mobile Homes HWY’s 18-35-60 SO. PRAIRIE DU CHIEN, WIS. 53821 12-14-24 WIDE MOBILE HOMES PH. 608-326-2913 JOHN R. BECK Radio hack Ha TANDY CORPORATION COMPANY Pines TV and Radio Shack 516 South Marquette Rd. Quasar and Magnavox Sales § Service KQZELKA'S SHOE STQFE 125 E. Blackhawk Ave. Prairie du Chien, WI The HOLIDAY STATION VILLAGE TRAVELER AND STORE wants to 320 S. Marquette Rd. congratulate the class Prairie du Chien, WI of “80”! ph. 326-6718 Ads-189 H R BLOCK THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE Joe Gavin, Manager 318 E. Blackhawk Ave., Prairie du Chien. Wi. 53821 Telephone: (608) 326-2114 Wisconsin Power Light Company Investor-owned Energy P-O. Box 246 Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin 53821 Phone 608-326-8016 Division of Riverview Office Machines, Inc. □ P.O. Box 1295 117 N. 6th St. La Crosse, WI 785-1195 14 Main St. Black River Falls WI 284-9825 108 N Beaumount Rd. Prairie du Chien, WI 326-2934 Trausch Sunbeam Bakery Dr. W. C. Taylor Prairie Locker Service Opportunity and Personal Development Centers Bob’s Bar Norm’s Standard Station Halpin Tire Service St. John’s Catholic Parish Paramount Photo Prairie Motel Meyer Brothers W. J. Jones acctnt. Traub’s Machine Shop Dickey’s Market Sears Catalog Merchant Stuckey’s Market Van’s Water Care Pamida Arnie’s Refrigeration Center Scotlin Inc. Circle Bar Panka’s Mr. Mrs. Kurt Hauer Tick Tock Coast to Coast Keith’s Electric Congratulations Class of “80”! 190- Ada Congratulaations to the class of “80”! compliments of Erikson Hardwood Prairie du Chien, Wis. James F. Pitzer 326-6719 Prairie du Chien Plumbing and Heating Master Plumber” Complete Sales and Service Bathroom Fixtures Kitchen Sinks Water Softeners Private Sewage Systems Drains Cleaned Employed Certified Soil Tester 326-6719 Prairie du Chien DO-IT- YOURSELF AT YOUR NEARBY COIN OPERATED [CAR CLEANING CENTER 5S5 S. Marquette Road Prairie du Chien, WI. OPEN 24 HOURS till E. Parrish Street. W. F. HERMSEN PLUMBING AND HEATING 114 W Perry St. Prairie Du Chien. Wis Phone 326-6023 COMPLIMENTS OF QUALITY AND ICA VICE LAKE-THORNBURG Merv’s Floor Center MERV KNAPP—Owner - WALL PAPER Compliments of FLOOR COVERINGS — DRAPERIES 110 West Elackhawk Avenue Prairie du Chien, Wis. 53821 Phone: 608 326-8663 THE MAIN ENTRANCE Ads-191 Afternoon Special 192 - Candida Candid 193 e Wisconsin State Journal 1979-80 WPHS NEWS SPECIAL REPORT WORLD IRAN HOLDS AMERICANS HOSTAGE GOLD PRICES SOAR RUSSIA INVADES AFGHANISTAN OLYMPIC BOYCOTT RANKLES RUSSIA NATIONAL VOLCANO REACTIVATES IN WASHINGTON STATE NATION HOLDS PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS U.S. CENSUS TAKEN INFLATION DRIVES INTEREST RATES UPWARD CARTER PROPOSES DRAFT LAKE PLACID IS SITE FOR WINTER OLYMPICS GAS PRICES SOAR TOP SONG IS “WHAT A FOOL BELIEVES BY THE DOOBIE BROTHERS TOP MOVIE IS “KRAMER VS KRAMER BEST ACTRESS IS SALLY FIELD BEST ACTOR IS DUSTIN HOFFMAN GACY MURDER TRIALS HELD STATE RAISED DRINKING AGE PROPOSAL DEFEATED WISCONSIN BACKS CARTER AND REAGAN IN PRIMARY ELECTION GENOA NUCLEAR PLANT TO BE PHASED OUT NEW PRISON FACILITY LOCATION DEBATED ERIC HEIDEN WINS FIVE GOLD MEDALS AT WINTER OLYMPICS LOCAL RELOCATION FROM FLOOD DISTRICT CONTINUES ON SCHEDULE PRESIDENT CARTER VISITS PRAIRIE DU CHIEN IN AUGUST 79 PEOPLES STATE BANK BUILDS NEW BANK TOURIST INFORMATION CENTER OPENS NEW JAIL IS DEDICATED NEW OPPORTUNITY CENTER OPENS SCHOOL READING BREAK INITIATED BY THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT IMC (INSTRUCTIONAL MEDIA CENTER) OPENS AT BA KENNEDY LIBRARY INSTALLS ELECTRONIC DETECTION SYSTEM 1979-80 IS THE LAST YEAR THAT THE SENIORS WERE NOT REQUIRED TO TAKE ENGLISH OR PHYSICAL EDUCATION SENIORS HAVE OPEN STUDY HALL FOR THE LAST YEAR GRADUATION CREDIT REQUIREMENT IS RAISED TO EIGHTEEN FOR 1981 GRADUATES —----- REGULAR nJ 1.13® UNLEADED FRESHMEN Arneson. Gregory-18.70.192 Arneson. Julie-18.36.38.42.44 Ahrens. Robin-18.32.33.101.110 Balk. William-18.70 Bauer. Shari-18 Baxter, Timothy-18.73.110 Benish, Wendy-18,47 Berns. Bart-18,20.110.124 Blakley. Randy-18 Bohland. Gary-18,70 Bohonek. Marie-18.32.33.76 Campbell. Bridget-18.111 Check. Emily-18.42.43.44.102.111 Check. Laurie-18 Clements, Paul-18.110 Collins. Brian-110 Colson. Dawn-5.18 Cooley. MarySue-18 Crowley. Brenda-18,65.102 Crowley. Teri-18,81.35.102.111 Daentl. Scott-18.21.32,33.192 Delury, Connie-18 DeRanitz. Thomas-18.31.41.42,43.44.45. 46.51.65.193 Dickman. Lori-17,18.36.48.56.114.115. 120,121 Dondelinger. Kathy-18.120 DuCharme, Cheri-18,36,38 Dyer, Thomas-18.20.101.107.110 Eilers, David-18.56 Ellis. Kevin-18.101.110 Elvert. Susan-18.35.111 First, Sharon-18,120 Fischer. Paul-18.48.75.101,116 Fischer. Thomas-13.18.20.101.116 Foley. Julie Ann-18 Fuller. Kelly-18.119.120 Gates. Robert-18,21,107,110 Gauger, Steven-17.18.21,56 Gillitzer, Janet-18.42.44.45.48.75.104.120 Gilmore. Todd-18 Godden, Cheryl-193 Gress, Vicki-18.42.44.47.56 Halverson, Eric-18.101.110 Hare. Lee-18.32.33.123 Harris. Carla-18.62 Harville, Rodney-18.32.101.192 Heal, Michael-18,110 Hendrix. Debbie-18.119 Hogenson. Mike-18,101,110 Infield. William-18.107 Jackson. Julie-18 Kalish. Corina-18 Kapinus, Lonnie-18,31,32,101 Key, Kathleen-18,35,102,111 Kieser, Douglas-14.18.20.86.97.101.123.193 Kittle. Jeffery-18,101.107.110 Knutson. Patricia-18,36,47 Konichek, Douglas-18.32.33.101.124 Konichek, Ruth-18 Koresh. Todd-18.32.33 Kozelka, Lisa-18.48.54.97.102.111.112 Kozelka, Tammy-18,83.102.120 LaBonne. Angela-20,31.38.40.42.43,44. 102.193 LaFond. Shelley-18.20.42.111,116 LaRocque. Jeffery-14 Lenz. Randy-20,101 Lessard, Scott-12.20.64 Linder, Douglas-20.32.33 Lindroth, Thomas-20.101 Mainor, Deanna-20.54 Mansfield. Joni-20 Mara, Mark-18,20,55.56.86.101 Martin, Joan-20.42,73 Mayer. Mary-20.36,47 McCluskey. Marlene-20.42.44.56 McPhee. Angela-20,56,85.92.118 Mergen, Linda-21.36.85.118 Mezera, Angie-13.20,31,34.42,43 Mezera, Gregory-32,33 Mezera. Terry-18,20.35,65.101.116.123 Mezera, Kimberly-20,36,38.39.42.45,90. 93.120 Mezera. Richard-20.124,125 Mezera, Rita-193 Morarend, Kevin-20.101 Muelbauer, James-20.65.101,107.110 Munson, Barbara-20.32.33.36 Nolan. Jane-20.32.33.40,42,43.44.56.81 O'Brien, Michelle-20.42.43 O'Connell. Chris-17,20,70.78.86 O’Connell. Charlene-20 Olson, Lesa-20,34,36.47 Panka. Charles-21,101,110 Panka. Maria-2.21.47 Panka. Paul-18.20.21.35,55.101,110.123 Parkers. Noreen-21.42.46 Paulson, Bruce-21,56.65.101 Pollock. Douglas-14.17.18.20,21,48.97. 106.110.123 Pitzer. Pamela-5.14,18.21.35.102.111.193 Polodna. Philip-21,97.106,123 Prew, Martin-21.55.124 Rajcevich. Carrie-20.21.35.65.102.120 Reed. Debbie-21,34 Richardson. Bruce-21 Riness. Sharon-21.64 Rocksvold, Andrea-21.42,43.44,111 Rodenkirch. William-5.21,110 Schlaugat. MaryAnn-21.44,76.120 Seymour. Lisa-21,36,120 Sheckler, Cindy-14,18.21.92.102.111 Sheckler. Shirley-18.21.36,72.115.120 Shulka, Victoria-21 Sprosty. Theresa-21 Steiner. Thomas-21.55,101,116 Stenner, Mark-21.97.123 Stoeffler, Steven-21 Stoehr. James-21 Stovey, Alice-11,21.31.47,64 Stubbe. Matthew-21 Tesar. Lori-21 Walz. Carl-21.32.33.101.110 Wemmer, Dan-21 White, Christy-21.42.44.47 White, Jeffery-21.116 Woodward, Jeffery-21,48,101,116,117 Zabel, Michael-21.35.93.101.110 Zinkle. Melody-14,21 SOPHOMORES Ambrose, Richard-22.110 Ames, Mitchell-22 Bailey. Mark-22.48.62.101.110.124 Barr. Dixie-6.22.24.36.58 Bauer. James-22.48 Bebow, Jay-1,22.23.48.65.85.92,101, 110,123 Becwar, Maxine-22 Benish, Carol-22.23 Bohonek. Lois-22.32.33.41.42.43,44.45. 46,47 Boldt, Connie-22.34.42.44,74 Boldt, Diane-22 Index-195 Boxrucker, John-13.22 Brown. Jennifer-2,22.23.25.35.36.92 102.111 Bruckner, Terry-22 Bunders, Roger-22.101.193 Burlingame, Ann-22.36 Campbell. Kathy-1.22.36.48.54.60.114. 119.193 Carroll. Dan-22.101.193 Chabela. Cindy-18.22.36.42.44.102 Check. Joyce-22 Check. Kim-13.22.41.42.43.44.47.48.60. 79.81 Check. Ronald-11.22.32.42.43.44 Cipra. Brenda-22.36.38.40.48.73.118,119 Conley. Philip-14.22.47 Coorough. Karen-22.36.104.111.120 Coorough, Terry-1.22.71.85.101.110 Corlett. Andrew-22.32.69 David. Ruth-23 Davies, Robert-23.32.33. Degenhardt. Karen-23.53 Delury, Mike-23 DeMuth, John-23 DeRanitz-23 Dickman, Douglas-23.71,110.124 Dillman. Brad-23.101,123 Draka. Kris-14.23.35.48.114.115 DuCharme, Michelle-23 Egstad. William-6.23.65 Ellis. Donald-23.32 Ellis. Eric-23.101.110 Esser. Mary-22.23.25 Feran. Charles-23,31.32 Femette. Robert-23.32.47.69 Feye. Tina-22.23 First. Jeff-31,41.42.43.44.45.48.77. 101.110 Fischer. Janet-23 Fischer. Marsha-3.17.23,24.38.40.111 Fritsche, Jeff-23.107 Garrity, Thomas-1.22.23,85,101.110,123 Gilkes. Kurt-23,25.101.110 Gillitzer. Mary-1.11.23.24.34.36.38.39. 42.44.46.104.119.120 Goodman. Kelly-2.48.78.79.102.103 Halpin, Peggy-23 Halverson. Valerie-23 Hamann, Gary-23 Hanson. Dale-23 Hare. Loral-23.32.69 Heal. Laurie-24 Hebei, Wade-24.60 Henry, Judi-24.36.60.115 Hiebing. Amy-22,24 Hoffland, Heidi-24,25.36.48.93.111, 112.113 Hollenberger, Kim-13.24.36,42,44 102.120 Horstman, Jerry-24 Jaynes. Ronald-24.101.110.123 Jelinek. Debbie-24.36.37.38.40.63.74 Jelinek. Donald-24.42,90 Jones, Denise-24.120 Jones, Joseph-24.101.123 Jung. Becky-24.36,48.55.102.112 Kalish. Ron-24 Kelly. Brenda-24.48.55.104.120 Konichek. Carol-24,34.46.74.86 Konichek, Dean-24,47 Konichek, Denise-24 Korback, Eddie-24,70,101 Kozelka. Michael-24 Kramer. Christine-24 Kueker, Tracy-24.55.111.193 Kussmaul. Kim-24 Lathrop. Richard-24.60.193 Lenzendorf, Renee-31.42.43 Lessard, Diane-24.60 Lochner, John-25.42.91.106.107 Lochner. Joseph-25.62.106,123 Looney. Todd-24.41.42.43.44.101 Lorenz. Tammy-1.24.25.36.48.97.114.115. 119.120 Mabb. Mitch-22.25 Mainor. Loura-25 MacDougal. David-101.110 Mara. Shayne-5.25 Martin. Barbara-25.38,40,193 McCluskey. Cheryl-14.25 McGrath. Steven-1.25.85.101.110,123 McPherson. Breck-12,25.31.42.43,44.45. 62.116 Mezera, Mike-25,31.32.47,60,101 Mezera. Paul W.-17.26.101 Mezera. Wanda-25 Mezera. Wendy-13.25.34.42.44 Modjeski. Mary-13.25.41.42.44 Moret. Randall-25.32.69.110 Nash. Jill-17.25.38.40.119 Nicholson. Becky-1.24.26.36.48.86.104.114.120 Olson. Gary-25.60 O’Brien. Kevin-106.116 Panka. David-23,25.77.110 Panka. Robert-25.101 Patzner. Randall-25,62 Paulson, Randy- 26.73.110 Polodna, Rick-25,32 Powers. Penny-25.36.79 Prochaska. Melissa-34.36.79 Radloff, Robin-23,25.38,39.40.90 102.115 Reichart. Keith-12 Rickleff, Douglas-25.101,107 Rink. Dean-77.101.110 Root. Carla-24.25.38,40,90.92 Rybarczyk, Paul-65 Rytilahti. Mike-1.22.25.48.85.101. 111.123 Schade. Jaclyn-25,38 Schauf. Patty-23.25.36.48.102.119 Schissel, Becky-24,25.114,116 Siegenthaler. Matt-26.47,193 Siegenthaler. Michele-25 Skemp. Ann-22,24,25,92 Smircina, Bruce-25 Steele. Elizabeth-25.38.39.40 Steger. Delores-25.34.67 Stoehr, Carolyn-25.36,115 Stram. Thomas-5.60.70 Tesar. Becky-25.34.36.60.67.94 Thomas. Chris- 25.48.59.119 Tippery, Terri-11.26.63 Toberman. Brian-25,101 Toberman. Brett-1.26.35.48.85.92.101. 116.117.123 Todd. Jan-25,42.43.44.45 Wachuta, Elizabeth-25.32,47 Waite. William-6.25.42.43.44.45.48.51 Weber. Ann-36.48,97.112,113 196-Index Welsch, James-25,54,101.193 Welter. Becky-22,36.48.93.114.115,120 Wentz. Carmen-25 Witacil. Hope-34.59.120 Yager. Lisa-25,59 Zinkle, Kim-25 JUNIORS Adamany. William-12.27 Adamski. Mike-72 Ames, Marsha-27 Arneson, Randy-58 Becwar. Mike-27 Benish. Brian-27,94,97.108 Bohland, Kevin-27,32,69 Bohonek. James-74,81.86,192 Boland, Deborah-27.41.42.43,44,46.48. 49,81 Bonney. Larry-27.48.49,98.122,123 Boylen, Theresa-27.37,40.48.49.118. 119.193 Buening. William-76,150 Bushnell. Brian-4,27,48.75.81.98, 124.192 Buffington, Terry-27 Byers. Delores-27 Campbell, Maureen-27,28.37.48.58.103. 112,113 Carroll, Steve-5,27 Caya, Annette-1,27,36,37,38,39.40.48. 58.59.78.102.112.120.121.193 Check, Brian-26,27 Check. Ruth-27.28.67.193 Cipra. Brian 27,32,48.69,98 Collins. Dee-193 Colsch, Lawrence-27 Colson, Jeffery-27 Cooley. Jodi-27.34.38.39.40.78.79 Cooley, Katherine-27 Coorough, James-27.35,82,98 Copsey, Kenneth-27 Comford, Philip-27.70 Davies, Faye-7,29,38.39.40.46,48 Day, Lee-192 Dickman. Lisa-3.14.26.37.38,40.48.74, 81.94.118 Drysdale. Kevin- 26,123 DuCharme, Steve-26 Elvert, Mary-26.27.37.58.75.104.105 Fernette, Dick-77,98 Fernette, Michelle-26.36.48.49,120.121 Foley. Shelly-26.59 Forst. Cynthia-26.41.42.43.44.49.76.114 Frazier, Tina-26 Geisler. Karen-26.73.118.119.192 Gilkes, Karen-11,26,49 Gillitzer. Beth-26,67 Gillitzer, Donna-26.31.42.43.44.72.104 Glawe, David-12.26,42.44.46 Granzow, Lisa-26.39.42.43.48.49 Haefer, Gary-26,62.77 Halverson. Bill-32 Hansel. Shelly-6 Harris, Lewis-192 Hasselquist. Neil-29 Heiring. Kim-26.35,37,48.118,119 Hendrix. Tina-26.31.42,43,102,111,112 Hessel. Donald-26 Howe. Rita-26.93 Hubbard. Dawn-26.48.81.94.95.102.112 Huebsch, Jennifer-26,27,37,60 Huza, John-26.74 Igou, Tom-75.77.97.98.100.107.108 Kahler, Cheryl-29 Kapinus. Lowell-29.69 Keister, Brenda-58 Kellogg. John-98 Key. Mike-17.28.29 King. Jim-29,75 Klema. Marchell-29,49.54 Kleven. Scott-29 Knutson. Robert-116,117 Koenig. Dale-29,55,98.116.117.123.192 Konichek. Kathy-29.48.49.94.102.103 Konichek. Peggy-29 Kozelka, Gary-29.48.72,81.82.94,95.98. 100.108.192 Kozelka. Mark-29.65 Kramer, Shawn-192 Kramer. Todd-29.32,69 LaBonne. Jill-14.29.37.41,42.43,44 LaBonne. Todd-29.48.81,83.94.95.97.98 Lechnir. Mary-29.48.49.120.121 Lenzendorf, Linda-6,29,34 Linder, Amy-29.49 Loetz. Steve-193 Long, Tracy-29,77 Lorenz, Scott-29.35.48.72.75.81.83.94. 98.100.123 Madison. Keith-29 Mara. Chris-29.49.82.98 Mara. Gayle-29.49.79 Mara. Michael-13.41.42.43,44,45.49 Mayor. Anton-29 McPhee, Tracy-27.29.48.98.193 Mezera, Jeff-29,108 Mezera. Rick-29,48.72,98.124 Mikkelson. Lisa-29.37.48.49.120 Moris, Karen-29 Munson. Wendy-29 Nack. Jeff-29.48.49.81.82.94.95.98.110 Nicholson, Brad-32 Nicholson. Nate-27.29.116.117 Noggle, Laura-2,49 Nolan. Jackie-28.29.49.50.69.81,94 95.192 Novak. Robert-14.27.29.42.44,45,49. 123.192 Novey, David-29,49 Novey, Mary-29,42.43.44 O'Connell. Dawn-29 Oehler. Tom-29.48.49.81.94.95,108. 123.192 Olson. Jonathan-29 Ore, Kathy-29.42.43 Osterhaus, Dave-48.49.81.93,94,95,97. 108.110.124.126 Panka. Greg-29.48.49.72.97.98.108 Panka. Mark-29.47.49.53.55 Papez. Vicki-29.75 Patzner, Rhonda-11.29.37,38,40.46.58 Pellock, Scott-26.48.97.98.108 Penfield, Tedd-26.32.116.117 Picha. Richard-26.32.69 Polodna, Jean-26.28.48.49.54 Polodna, Mark-3.26.49 Prew, Robert-26.71 Prochaska, Christine-193 Rowland. Christine-26.118 Schissel, Jacki-34,67 Schlaugat, Alan-47,75.108 Sheckler. Scott-87 Sheckler. Shellie-3.26.27.36.37.48.49, 77.81.94.95.102.114.115.120.151 Index-197 Shedivy. Joan-4.26,35.48.49.81.85.94, 95.118.119 Skemp, Amy-26.85.93.94.104 Slama. Mary-26.79.81.94.95 Slama. Terry-26.192 Smith. Scott-5.6.26.76.82.98.107 Stark. Ron-26.48.81.92.94.95.97.98.108 Steiner. Jim-17.26.48.98 Steiner. Sharon-26 Stenner. Sherry-26.41.42.43.44.49.75 Stoeffler. Dennis-17.26.71,75.124 Stoehr. Noreen-26.27.37.48.81.94.104. 105.118.119.120 Stovey. Donna-26 Sutton. Ruth-26.37.48.58.63.102 Tesar, Michael-28.69 Thomas. Shawn-14.28.38.39.73.90 Tichenor. Bruce-27.28 Tippery. Francis-28 Troester. Randy-28 Voth. Liz.-6.28.48,49.50.77.85 Vuillemot. Camille-3.28,38.39.40.48.85, 90.118 Wachter, Dan-28 Wachuta. Tom-28 Walker. Jayne-28.42 Walters. Judy-28.37.48.76 Walz, Matt-28.42.44.48.74.86.123 Webster. Nancy-3.28.37.41.42.43.44.49.75 White. Curt-28.32.35.116.117 White. Debbie-39.40.42.43.44 White. Jay-28,38.48.73 Wiemerslage. Laurie-28 Wolford. Michael-28 Wood. James-28 Worrell. Jennie-4.28.38.39.40.81.85,94. 95.118 Yager. Todd-28.48.82,98.100.124.125 Yager. Doug-1.4.59.82.106,123 SENIORS Achenbach, Donna-31.37.38.40.48.57.83. 90.103.112.128.134.166.200 Ahrens, Cynthia-128 Ariss, James-81.89.124,125,128 Barrette. Richard-128 Bebow. Jeff-11.48.49.82.98.100.107.128. 148.157 Becwar. Penny-128 Berns. Rodney-73.129 Birrenbach. Tim-129 Bower. Eugene-129 Buening, Sharon-38,39.40.129.150 Bunts. Kevin-157 Check. Denise-32.41.42.43.44.48.69. 81.129 Check. Lynn-129 Cooley. Teresa-129 David, Kenneth-130 David. Lisa-31.37.48.57.94.104.105.119. 120.121.130.158.200 Deluhery. Tim-2.35.60.71.130 Delury. Karen-130 DuCharme. Lynn-31.37.38.40.48.57.85.90, 92.130.161.166.200 Duff. Lorrie-64.130 Duff. Sara-74.93.130 Eilers. Sheila-131 Fernette, Cindy-131 Feye. Scott-48.60.70.97,98.100.124.125. 131.140 Finney. Kevin-131,159 Fisher. Randy-81.82.84.89.97,98.100,131 Fishier, Mark-131 Fishier. Mary-34.131 Forst, Keith-41.42.43.131.153 Frazier. Larry-131 Fulcher. Mark-2.56.72.132.146 Garcia, Carolyn-132 Garrity. Maureen-1.5.31.35.37.48.49.50. 57.73.81.83.104,105.120.130.132.148. 166.200 Gavin. Eileen-31,37.41.42.43.44.48.49. 57.81.82.83.127,132.142.148.152,166.200 Geisler. Kathy-38.39.42.132,157 George. Steve-132 Gilkes. Kovin-36.60.71.82.98.127,132. 140.158 Gillitzer. Gerald-58.132,169 Gillitzer. Robert-124.125.132 Gillitzer. Mark-133 Godden, Liz-133 Gokey. Lance-70.133 Gokey. Michelle-31.35.37.48.104.105. 120.127.130.133.152.153.166 Gokey. Mike-48.58.106.123.133 Goodman. Randy-82.85.89,93.98.124 133.159 Goodman. Wendy-48.120.133.166 Gratz. Randy-134 Groenwald. Paul-107.134 Gremore. Chris-134 Hamann. Mark-134 Harville, Lynn-134 Hauer. Margaret-14,46,48.50.86,134.148. 166.200 Hedeman, Lisa-134.150 Henry. Steve-48,97.98.101.124.135 Hiebing, Sue-135 Hoffland. Phil-48.92.93.122.123.135 149.159.200 Horkheimer, Lorita-34,135 Hoskins-60.74.81.83.135.153 Hutchins, Brent-108,135 Hutson. Deena-4.48.102.103.112,113.135, 166.200 Irwin, Scott-98.135 Jerde, Karin-135 Johnson. Betty-6.38.40.42.44.45.50.56. 85.90.127.130.136.149.166 Johnson. Jim-48.82.98,123,136.152.159 Jones, Brenda-136 Jung. Robert-32.84.127.136 Kahler, Robin-136 Kapinus. Larry-136 Kazynski. Greg-136 Kieser. David-11.35.41.42.44.46.48.66. 86.90.122.123.136.149.157.159.200 King. John-3,12.49.136 Kelly. David-50,106.107.116.117,127. 149.152.192 Klema, Madonna-34.48.49.137 Konicheck. Roger-137 Kuchenbecker. Todd-137,157 LaBonne, Jennifer-49.81.83.137 LaPointe, Julie-74.85.118.137 LaFond. Glen-137,156 Lathrop, Sue-137 Lenzendorf. Sue-81.83,137 Lessard. Donna-138 Linder. Lisa-34.46.47.63.138.150 Lindroth, Shelly-138 Lochner, Rene-6.38.40.85.134,138.151. 166.200 Lorenz. Julie-85.118,138 Lucas. Janine-138 Mainor. Judy-138 Mansfield. Jean-78.138 Marfiliu8, Christina-138 Martin, Sheila-139 Mezera, Martha-46,48,139.152 Mezera, Paul-48.49.60,89,98.108,124.139 Mezera. Vicki-139 Modjeski, Donna-46.47.48.139 Nolan. Sheila-1.31.35.40.43.44,48,127, 139.149.166.200 Novey. Don-82.94.98.100.139.159 O'Brien. Mike-12.35.48.70.82.98.122. 123.140.148.151.157 Ohlert, Robin-6.38.39.40.42.63.90,127.140 198-Index Ore. Helen-31.51.67.140.152 Panka. Jeff-48.63.74.84.98.108.123.139. 140.149.158 Pedretti. Carol-31.37.48.81.83.92.95. 104.114.116.140.152 Polodna. David-140.159 Prew, Michelle-140 Radloff. Renee-141 Remaly. Don-48,106.123.141 Rickleff-78.141 Roach. Jeff-35.48.49.81.82.89.92.98. 100.124.125.141.142.149.151.159 Roach. Mike-141 Rodenkirch, Tina-31.35.37.84.85.102. 103,141,161 Rohn, Candy-47.141 Root. Dale-2.116,117.141 Schade. Georgette-67.127,141 Sheckler, Richard-33.53.142 Siegele. Debbie-142 Skemp, Ed-58.98.142 Smith. Rick-142 Speth. Judy-73.78.142 Sprosty, Dale-142 Sprosty, Ray-142,158 Steele. Mark-6.50.51.72.143.158 Steger, Greg-143 Steger, Terry-143 Steger, Tim-143 Steiner. Russell-50.74.129.143.200 Stevens. Tracy-81.84.98.100.143 Stoehr, David-69.143 Stram, Sandy-144 Stuckey. Linda-46.47.61.144.161 Suetmeyer. Carla-61,144.157 Sunde. Mark-38.39.41.86.89.90.98.107. 144,151 Sunde. Michael-107.144 Tesar. Diane-94,144 Tesar, Kevin-11.144 Thompson, Jeanne-46.47.48,73.145.152. 155.200 Wagner. Debra-31.37,48.50.56.57.134. 145.149.152.166.200 Walters. Gale-31.40.41.42.43.44.45.48. 90.127.145.166 Walz. Christine-41.42.44.49.86.145. 149.152 Walz, Chris-13.145 Weeks. Randy-6.60,93.145 Welsch. Joe-48.63.70.82.98.99.145 White. Brad-49.84.89.97.98.108.110.124. 125.145.148 White. Kim-48,78.79.145.149.152.153.158 Williams. Eric-46.48.49.50.51.57.146. 147.148.150.152.159.200 Wolf. Sue-38.39.40.46.48.146.155 Yanna. Steve-127.146 Yoemans, Jane-31.35.36.37,48.54.57.84. 92.98.102.103.112.113.130.146.200 Yoemans. Scott-82.100.101.124.147 Zable. Sally-11,31.37.41.42.43.44.45. 48.54.57.73.102.111.112.127.130.147, 166.200 Zlabek, Rhona-1.12.31.37.41.42.44.50 57.81.83.92.130.147.148.166 FACULTY Bebow-76,77,89.97.98,159 Becker. 34,78 Becwar-63 Boom-11,31.47 Campbell-66,75.89.98,117 Dickey-38.39.90.151 Fishler-66 Frommelt-65 Garrity-72 Garside-53.62.71,159 George-46.72.150.200 Gilbertson-56.122.123 Hamann-71 Heyerdahl-61.118 Hoffman-46.64.159 Jacoby-50.75.159 Johnson-60 Kasey-56.158.159 Krieger-89.102.120.121 McCoy-49.66.67 Mulrooney-66 Nielsen-25.72.73.107,110 Oehler-54 G. Olson-61 M. Olson-66 Papez-56 Porvaznik-53,59.150.159 Quamme-75 Ralph-31.32.69 Rasmussen-63 Reuter-89.106.108.111.122.123.159 Rheineck-54 Riebe 74.89.159 Rondeau-89.101.110.124.159 Skarda-76,114.120.121.169 Steiber-46.76 Stemper-49,72 Tippery-35.67 Todd-41.42.43.46.91 Urbach-62.89,101.108.159 Walz-49.51.72.73,104 Yeomans-72,73 Zemke-89.102,120,121 STAFF Achenbach-66 Atkins-66 Beatty-68 A. Check-68 B. Check-68 Collins-68 Dyke-68 DuCharme-67 Finn-66 Hackett-68 Hagensick-68 Heisz-68 Hinkel-67 Jackson-68 Koenig-68 Konichek-66.67 Krahn-66 Kramer-68 Knight-68 J. Lessard 68 R. Lessard-68 Lester-47 Lubbers-66 Martin-68 Obmascher-67 Tippery-68 Walker-68 White-66 Wolfgram-67 EVENTS CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS Freshman Class-18 Sophomore Class-22 Junior Class-26 Senior Class-128 FFA-32 FHA-34 GAA-36 Chorus-38 Band-42 Forensics-46 Letter Winners-48 National Honor Society-49 UN-50 High Quiz-51 Homecoming-82 Concerts-90 Prom-94 Cheerleaders-118 Yearbook Staff-200 Index-199 This Concludes Our Year; Broadcasting We Will Resume Broadcasting Next Fall. Row 1: Phil Hoffland and Mo Garrity. Row 2: Jane Yeomans. Maggie Hauer. Jeanne Thompson. Enie Gavin and Advisor Pat George. Row 3: Sheila Nolan. Sally Zable. Lisa David. Debbie Wagner. Eric Williams. Rene Lochner, Deena Hutson and Donna Achenbach. Row 4: Russ Steiner. Mr. Ed. Dave Kieser and Lynn DuCharme. Missing are: Mark Fulcher and Rhona Zlabek. 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