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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1984 volume:

The people behind People Yearly, Row 1: Sarah Walz, Luanne Kittle. Peggy Moris, and Mary Ries (editor). Row 2: Bob Adamany (photo editor), Karrin Helgerson, and Gwen Walters. Row 3 (standing): Gary Egstad, Mark Heal, Ann Lochner, Dennis Paulson, Amy Aschom, Krista Beneker, Jenni Steiner, and Treavor Steinhoff. Missing: Ann Garrity. 852 final finals ... 3,769 photos ... 2 different yearbook companies and representatives ... 9 croppers ... 2,655 picas per page ... 106 new ideas ... 82 nervous break downs for Mary Ries ... 1 small yearbook room ... 16 hard-working staff members ... The People Yearly staff would like to thank Mr. Patrick Hickey and Mr. Al Hemmer for all their help and guidance. We also wish to thank the administration, faculty, office secretaries, and all our patrons for their help and cooperation. A special thanks to Mr. Hesselberg for agreeing to let us have a yearbook even though we had no advisor and to Miss Young for accepting the task of being our advisor when she joined the PHS faculty in December. On The Cover 106 Meet the man behind the principal image. Who are the exchange students and what brought them to Prairie High? 24 Students, faculty, and alumni celebrate at Homecoming '83. 34 84 Juniors have a successful Prom even though it's Against All Odds. Baccalaureate and Graduation mean new beginnings for the Class of 1984. 28 '’Once Upon A Mattress puts Princess Winnifred to sleep. fjdccvdenuc 30 33 Prairie High dances to the beat. Faculty vs. Brucey Bum-Chuckles and the Z-93 Pepsi Hot Shots 40 Students get down to serious business. Caution: New Driver Ed. students hit the road. PRAIRIE HIGH PEOPLE YEARLY (PHS 04764-1984). published in a year-end edition, at $10.00 per copy in advance or $11.00 per copy on delivery, by the students of Prairie du Chien High School. 800 East Crawford Street. Prairie du Chien. Wisconsin 53821. Gerald Hessel-berg. Principal; Kim Young. Advisor. Patrick Hickey. Josten's Representative. Robert Adamany and Mary Ries. Editors; People Yearly Staff Amy Aschom. Krista Beneker. Gary Egstad, Ann Garrity. Mark Heal. Karrin Helgerson. Luanne Kittle. Ann Lochner. Peggy Moris, Dennis Paulson. Jenni Steiner, Treavor Steinhoff. Gwen Walters, and Sarah Walz PEOPLE is a trademark of Time Incorporated and Is used by special permission. 45 52 60 Math - it all adds up to work. Industrial Arts is a real cut up. Horticulture takes root. 2 SPECIAL YEAREND EDITION Inside: The 134 most intriguing people of 1984 (Q amgcUicnk Ctfomet ccmA 22 lawk sports teams fulfill preseason predictions. 404 Seniors honored as students of the month. 408 l°°k back at the events, fashions, and trends. -f A puzzling look at next year's up and coming people and events. 66 71 73 74 75 FFA plows the way. High Quiz Bowl has all the answers. Student Council leads the way. Forensics says it all. Library Club: Read all about it. 88 A farewell look at the Class of 1984 44 4 Jun ors have a busy but A exciting year. 116 Underclassmen wait for their turn. S c... The Prairie du Chien High School gratefully acknowledges the generous gifts of the donors listed below who contributed to the 1984 yearbook fund. Gold Donors The Class of 1984 Dountown Business Assoc. Prairie City Bank Silver 3M People's State Bank Bronze A.W. Thompson Co. Bob's Standard Brisbois Motel Coaches Drive Inn Country Kitchen Dewges Auto Parts Edwards Edwards Eunice's Liquor Cheese Farrell Clinic Farrell's Drug Store Frye Dental Clinic The Gallery Garrity Funeral Home Prairie Sand Gravel Inc. Ronald K. Key Realty Donors P.D.C. New Car Truck Dealers Donors Greenwald Chiropratic Offices Hamann's Variety Store Himrich's Rexall Drugs Jeffer's Black Angus Jim's Bar Kemble's Greenhouse Marquette Plaza Merchants McDonald's Mergen Inc. Merv's Floor Center The Pink Elephant Prairie Beer Distributing Prairie Camper Sales Gold Donors ($75) Bronze Donors ($25) Silver Donors ($50) White Donors ($10-$20) Bronze Donors cont'd. Sav-U Warehouse Foods Sawmill Saloon Shedivy's Agri-Service Specht's Swenson's IGAs Sports World Stark's Sport Shop Sutton Insurance Wall Street Walsh Ace Hardware White-Gates Insurance White Springs WPRE White Donors Althof's Television Center Alaska Canadian Fur Co. Car Quest Motor Parts Cheesey Pizza Factory The Chocolate Shoppe Club One Lounge Coast To Coast A Cut Above Dietrich-Oehler Insurance Gethsemane Garden Halpin Tire Service Hermsen Plumbing Heating Donna Higgins, O.D. Holiday Station Ivan Hoffland Insurance Kickapoo Antennavision Lake-Thornburg Funeral Home McDonald Electronic Murphey's Pub Power's Radio Television Prairie Cabinet Service Prairie Motel Quality Beverage of Wise. Quality Wood Treating Karl L. Rider Construction Rockweiler's Appliance State Farm Insurance Toberman's Department Store Zeitler's Agri Service Opposite Page: Top left: Goose has been playing computer games too long Top right: Don't you dare press that button!” (Bob Adamany). Middle left: Rich says Beat It!” Middle right: Dennis adds to school spirit Bottom left: Earl shows off his shoes Bottom right: Tom adds light to the subject. This Page: Top left: Aren't we sweet? (Lori Ducharme Barb Modjeski) Top right: Luanne loves posing for pictures Middle left: Larry's imitation of the Cookie Monster Middle: Kim tries to keep Lisa under control. Middle right: Sonja gets caught skipping out of study haH. Bottom: Eva's just hangin' around. Looking forward to '85 10 This Page: Top: Kerry O'Brien. Jill Pitzer. and Molly Bo war are just a bunch of airheads Middle Left: Brian Tautsch says. The devil made me do it! Middle Right: Will Zeeh and Paul Prew use their study time well. Bottom Right: Amy Rademacher says. “Hey look, it's Ed Gilkes! Opposite Page: Top: Trevor Steinhoff flaunts his stuff!! Top Right: Kristy wonders if Lisa has showered lately Middle Right: The Jr. girls model their money making T-shirts. Middle Left: Kevin's late for class again. Bottom Right: Ed Gilkes: Junior Sex Symbol. Bottom Left: Dana Kahler says hmm. this water tastes like something .. Upper Lett: C. Campbell acts as an anchor for K. O'Brien and M Bower Upper Right: “Debit Paulson feels the after-effects of his shirt Middle Lett: I Mara says. “You can call me Fester or you can call me Middle Right: M Ries is involved in Risky Business with M Mikkleson and M Shaw Lower Lett: Coach Bebow is not only a jock but a true athletic supporter. Opposite Page; Upper Left: S. Wolford shows his split personality Upper Right: Bugs and Scooby get ready for a night on the town (J. Steiner and K. Trautsch) Middle Left: Hva Askerud and Dilka Oshry pose with their new friends Middle Right: Scott Witlacil plays bouncer at the Homecoming Dance Lower Lett: M Ries wears the latest fashions from Iowa Lower Right: P Beck and P. Morris struggle to get Mr Pedretti's attention 12 Epcot — The Class of 1986 THIS PAGE, Top Loft: Dennis Paulson is in seventh heaven. Top Right: Sally Teynor takes time out of her busy schedule to pay attention to her class Above: Andy Banasik says Penthouse would pay a fortune for the contents of this folder. Right: Tony Rocksvokj says Yea. I came alone, what about it? OPPOSITE PAGE: Top Left: Ken Penfield — the great surgeon. Top Right: Kathy Jensen and Brendan Garrity seem to be enjoying themselves Aren't they always'? Middle Right: Karyl Kozelka and Todd Yeomans have a partying good time at the 1984 prom Middle Lett: Watch your hands. Ted Bottom Lett: Chris Conley. Gayle Niedziejko and Tammy Cooley are a happy threesome Far Right: Steve Mergen works to raise funds for Epcot 14 Top Left: Chris Conley gives us her big cheese. Top Right: Our foreign exchange students Eva Askerud and Dikla Oshery. Middle Left: Andy Banasik and Steve Mergen support each other after their date's abandoned them. Center: Gary denies that Lori is his date Middle Right: Tim Penhollow and Kevin Brown are two mean dudes. Bottom Left: The Sophomores think that Algebra N is a joke. her I die I was Wal Jenr Hert PEOPLE is a trademark of Time Incorporated and is used by special permission. Top Left: Lisa Sheckler asks Shelly Kaufman to step into her locker Top Right: The Z-93 bird struts his stuff. Middle Right: Roxanne Lenzendorf tells Jen Johnsrud that it wasn't such a hot night after all. Bottom Left: Darlene Walz swears she'll never be a teacher Bottom Right: Jenni Steiner and Kim Trautsch pose one last time with Herbet the corvette. o-az n OPPOSITE PAGE, Top Left: Freshmen hang together. Top Right: Tim Kittle tries to impress all the girls with his Mr . T. imitation Middle Lett: I don't know how to get to the cafeteria.' Middle Right: Joe Jaekel is puzzled by the ways of PHS Bottom Lett: Wendy Banasik hangs her head in shame THIS PAGE, Top Left: Melinda Matthews isn't sure what she's supposed to do. Top Right: What are you hiding under the desk Jeff9 Middle Left: a typical Prairie High Freshman Middle Right: Still a little camera shy? Bottom Left: Heather Pelock is lost again Top Loft: Band Director Dave Todd. Top: 83 84 Concert Band, Row 1: A. Olson. L. Farrell. N. Schneider. M. Knoble. M. Zinkle. D. Dearborn. S. Check. D. Baxter. G. Walters. T. Washkhun. Row 2: S. Bohonek. C. Kozelka. A. Aschom. K. Walker. K. Beneker. C. Fritsche. K. Hansen. K. Helgerson. D. Bailey. L. Daentl. K. Koenig. E. Gavin. B. Wampfler. R. Lenzendorf. B. Granzow, Row 3: T. Welsh. N. Jones. T. Knapp. D. Hines. S. Reed. D. Konichek. G. Bee war. C. Mara. L. Laufenberg. D. Prew. J. White. B. Adamany. J. Greenwald. L. Toberman, S. Walters. T. Becwar.°Row 4: J. Becwar. B. Fassbinder. J. Stesel. D. Feye. K. Steiner. D. Todd. D. Patzner. B. Rubish. Middle Lett: The marching band entertains at halftime of a football game Middle Right: Band makes Karl Steiner horny . 20 OPPOSITE PAGE, BOTTOM RIGHT: Pep Band, Row 1: N. Schneider. L. Farrell. A. Olson. D. Baxter, G. Walters. T. Washkuhn. Row 2: S. Bo-honek. A. Aschom. K. Walker. L. Kittle. K. Helgerson. Row 3: J. White. Kristi Koenig. B. Wampfler. R. Lenzendort. B. Granzow. Row 4: T. Welsh. D. Hines. S. Reed. C. Mara. N. Jones, T. Knapp. L. Tober-man, S. Walters. T. Bee war. THIS PAGE, Top Right: 0. Hines has had enough for today Middle Left: Practice makes perfect Bottom Lett: J. Greenwald refuses to play anymore. Bottom Right: Confusion on the football field! SPECIAL EVENTS 5,000 feet of colored streamers ... 7 floats ... 10,000 chants of ITK ... 20 pounds of confetti ... 16 musical stars ... 250 tuxes ... 2 evenings with the Tones ... 184 tropical shirts ... 1 pair of Mr. Nelson's paisley bermuda shorts ... The 1983-84 school year hosted a wide range of events for PHS students. Homecoming started the year off with everything from punk rockers to beach bums. Homecoming week meant the annual panic for class officers to organize skits, floats, and window decorations while somehow maintaining their sanity. The most memorable events, of course, were the game and dance. And the year had just begun. Several dances were held throughout the year, including: Junior Fall, Sadie Hawkins, Senior Sweetheart, and Prom. Between dances there were other special events including the faculty vs. the Z-93 Pepsi Hot-shots and the music department's presentation of Once Upon a Matfress . The 1983-84 school year wound up with a not-so-successful Senior Skip Day. Though not many seniors skipped the entire day, as was tradition, many did finish the year with a staggering good time. Foolin' in 83 Homecoming '83 During the week of October 11-16 pandemonium increased with the celebration of Homecoming. Class members organized among themeselves to create award-winning floats, windows and skits. Throughout the week's activities suspense mounted in anticipation of the crowning of the 1983 Homecoming queen at Thursday night's parade and bonfire celebration. Rich DuCharme nervously gave a speech on behalf of the football team while his fellow co-captain, Larry Stumpy Mara, crowned Deb Konichek as queen. Mary Ries, this year's chairman, was crowned the queen behind the scene by principal Jerry Hesselberg on behalf of the student council. Friday night's game went in the Hawks' favor as they easily downed the Bulldogs of Boscobel 27-6. To conclude the week of celebrating, the seniors hosted the Homecoming dance Saturday night at which all enjoyed themselves (see pictures). Opposite Page: Upper left: Sophomores Kim Moore. Judy Panka. Carol Neisius and Michelle Kozelka live it up at Homecoming. Upper right: Jeff Hemmer warns Jim Worrel to watch out behind him as Kerry O'Brien moves in for the kill. Center left: The Tones rock (nice clogs) Center right: The Junior version of a towering inferno. Bottom right: Brian Champion. Amy Aschom. Dan Bauer. Brian Rubish and Peggy Morris display the Senior class theme This page: Upper center: Christa Baughman. Karrin Helgerson and Lori DuCharme cheer the Hawks to an easy victory. Upper right: Molly Bowar and Kevin Brown get closer while Rich DuCharme goes for the grab on Jill Pitzer. Center: 1983 Homecoming Queen Deb Konicheck and her escort Dave Schneider. Center right: Official Homecoming arsons (co-captains Larry Mara and Rich DuCharme). 25 Foolin' 83SSSSSSSSS Opposite page: Top left: Hands” strikes again! Top right: Prairie High goddesses. Middle left: Mary Ries says, See my shorts!” Middle right: The teachers' attempt to make a float Bottom left: the 1983 Homecoming Court: Row one: Amy Aschom. Joan Luster. Julie Stutzman. Row two: Krista Beneker, Deb Konichek. Peggy Moris. This page: Top right: The Seniors' wonderful first place float Middle left: Earl Mayer and Lisa Draka make a tropical twosome Middle right: Co-captains Rich DuCharme and Larry Mara escort queen Deb Konichek for the Homecoming festivities. Bottom left: Their final Homecoming proves to be a fun one for the seniors. 27 Once fy fum jl laUteM. Minstrel ... Mike Haefer Princess No. 12 Julie Wall Wizard ____Joe Becwar Lady Larken _____Gwen Walters Queen Aggravain Bridget Garrity Princess Dauntless . Jeff „ Prochaska King Sextimus ___John Mundt Jester ... Julie Stutzman Sir Studley Nick Thomas Lady Rowena Lori Farrell Lady Merrill ....Karrin Helgerson Lady Lucille .... Lori D.. Barb M. Lady Mabelle .. Christa Baughman Sir Harry .... Joe Shulka Princess Winnifred . Barb Modjeski, Lori DuCharme Prairie du Chien High School presented the musical Once Upon A Mattress November 10, 11, 12, 13, 1983. The musical was a great success. The cast was made up of 12 seniors, 1 junior, and 2 freshman. Many hours of work and practice were put in by the cast and directors after school, at night, and weekends. The cast members also spent many hours of their own time learning lines and songs. The directors were kept busy between prac- Opposite Page: Top left: Julie the Jester does the ole soft shoe Top right: One big happy family Bot-tom left: Mike sings of Many Moons Ago Middle right: The wizard cunningly questions the Twelfth Princess Bottom right: Sweet Larken. what's the next verse? This page: Top left: Queen Aggravain is distressed with Prince Dauntless' interest in Princess Winnifred. Top right: King Sextimus keeps a look out for Queen Aggravain Bottom left: Time for bed Princess. Bottom right: Yes. I swam the moat. tices making cos-fumes and designing the set. But in spite of all the work involved. it was a great experience for everyone, plus a lot of fun. 29 Dance memories linger on Continuing with tradition, the Jr. Fall, Sadie Hawkins, and Sr. Dances were held again this year. Jr. Fall Dance was held on November 4th with music provided by Tom Stram. Sadie Hawkins gave the girls their chance to ask their favorite guy. Sadies was held on December 16th with music provided by KFMW 108. The profits from the dance went to Operation Santa Claus. The Sr. Dance was on February 10th. This year it was a sweetheart dance to celebrate Valentines Day. Upper Lett: Freshman are Foolin ' themselves at Sadies. Upper Center: C. Thomas and J. Luster have a partying good time Upper Right: What did A. Lochner do to make J. LaBonne so happy? Center Left: K. Brown dances with T. Boylen and S. Petock to Two Times a Lady. Center Right: R. Lenzendorf says. Just two morel Lower Right: J. Stutzman says. ”1 didn't pick out this outfit! 30 Upper Left: B. Adamany and S. Rybarczyk are Dancin' the Night Away.” Upper Right: J. Lechnir. L. Kittle. B. Granzow. and A Wellumson ask. Love Me Tomorrow???” Middle Left: T. Kittle. D. Kahler. and S. Warren ask. Are you sure you want to cut in?' Middle Right: J. Greenwald tells B. Igou to smile pretty. Lower Left: L. Weeks confesses to her fans. (K. Helgerson. J Barnes. B. Modjeski. R Hollenberger. L. DuCharme). Yes. I'm the real Michael Jackson.” DANCIN'! DANCIN'! DANCIN'! Record hops As in recent years, record hops were held in the cafeteria. These were held after many football and basketball games. Various organizations held the record hops in hope to raise a few extra dollars and break the monotony of the weekend. Music was usually provided by Tom Stram. Upper Right: Junior girls take a break from dancin'. (Bottom Row: M. Neisuis. L. Scheckler Middle Row: A. Garrity. K. Hansen, I. Bushnell, G. Wachter. and L. Beesecker. Top Row: C. Feller, S. Rybarczyk, L. Lorenz, and L. Weeks) Center Lett: R. Kozelka says. Like, wow man. what a dance! Center Middle: S. Kozelka says, What are you looking at? Center Right: Disco Chris Bauer! Lower Right: K. O'Brien yells, Yes. Dan. the four of us are going to dance. 32 Faculty downs Hotshots The teachers defeated the Z-93 Pepsi Hotshots 86-79. The faculty team consisted of Double Dribble Dave Antoniewicz, Back-board Barb Krieger, Traveling Tom Nelson, Dunking Denny Fuller, Tricky Nicky Campbell, Pouncing Paul Bebow, Magic Mike Urbach, Jumping Jim Walz, Dynamite Dave Ka-sey, Rebounding Richard Garside, Passing Pat Gasser, Generous Gerry Gilbertson, Bouncing Brent Hutchins, Marvelous Mark Pedretti, and Fabulous Fox (Robert) Neilson. The Team was coached by the fur covered Bob Vuillemot. 33 Prom '84 On April 7,1984. the Junior Class hosted a successful prom. Against All Odds was chosen as this year's prom song and music for the occassion was provided by the Tones . In the gym, which was decorated with the pastel colors of spring. Queen Linda Lorenz and King Mark Heal reigned over the dance and their court. Other royal couples on this year's prom court were: Colleen Campbell and Kevin Brown, Ann Garrity and Todd Yoemans, Jane Greenwald and Brian Igou, Linda Kozelka and Randy Corlett, Kerry O'Brien and Dan Nack, Jill Pitzer and Tom Modjeski, Lisa Sheckler and Dan DuCharme, Lori Weeks and Gary Egstad, and Chris White and Brian Trautsch. The Miniature Prom Queen and King were Jennifer- Fritsche and Brian Heal. OPPOSITE PAGE, Top: The 1984 Junior Prom Court. Bottom left: Prom King and Queen. Linda Lorenz and Mark Heal Bottom Right: Jennifer Fritsche and Brian Heal were chosen as miniature queen and king. THIS PAGE, Top left: Sara Rybarzyck and Lori Weeks get into the festivities. Top Right: The girls pose for o picture Middle Left: Todd White promises to keep “hands off of Kim Beneker. Middle Right: Ann Garrity and Paul Clemens tell Gary Egstad that three is a crowd. 35 - ACADEMICS------------- 2,044 study halls ... 'll computers ... 15,216 books ... 712 calculators ... 24,208 vocabulary words ... 11.689 pencils ... 947 schedule changes ... 1 I.S.S. room ... The faculty began their school year by moving into new rooms or rearranging the old ones. The PHS staffers were faced with changes in classes and administration but they managed to resume an educational atmosphere for the students. Their responsibilities ranged from playing disciplinarian and enforcing the rules and regulations to instructing us academically as well as socially. The following pages show the students of PHS and these people who devote a part of their lives for our benefit in action in the classrooms of Prairie High. Create The art classes at Prairie High have been a time of growth and self awareness for the students who took the courses. Exciting, creative moments took place in our little kingdom. We had fun and laughter, and we had a few sad moments as well. But, that is what life is all about, isn't it. The students individuality was always the NO. 1 priority. The talent was there and the students knew what to do with it. We had two successful art shows, one at the now-famous Effigy Mounds Park and the other right here at our high school. Both were well attended and enjoyed. Every year is different and exciting. I am looking forward to our next new crop of artists. THIS PAGE, Top: Paul Davies jives and draws to Michael Jackson. Middle Left: Jeff Hemmer says. Don't tell me I did it wrong! Middle Right: Mr P. you can’t itch and paint at the same time! Bottom Lett: Sarah Walz dreams of someday being another Picasso OPPOSITE PAGE, Top Left: Jay LaBonne and Marc Shaw siikscreen their designs onto T-shirts Top Right: Blair Collins gets creative Middle Lett: Mr Porvaznik helps Missy Hertramph. Middle Right: Pete Jung and Bob Buffington are enthused about art Bottom Left: Sherri Valley at work on a masterpiece Bottom Right: Mr P “Wheely gets into his work get down to business THIS PAGE Above Right: Jon Halpin copies straight from the book Right: Miss Kim Young poses for a picture with foreign exchange students Eva Asherud and Dikla Oshry. OPPOSITE PAGE Top Lett: Mrs Pamela Flick - Business teacher Top Right: Miss K. Heyerdahl helps Chris Bauer with accounting Middle Right: Tom Gates and Merlin Ames break for a picture Middle Lett: Theresa Eilers types out the exciting exercises, asdf. asdf. asdf Bottom Right: Kim Tesar and Beth Bo-honek use their spare time to study hard Bottom Left: Miss K. Young helps Elaine Gillitzer with her assignment 40 learn their grammer THIS PAGE: Above Right: Once again. Mr Walz holds the attention of his class Right: Lynn Lau-fenberg reads her captivating life story to her class Center Right: Gina Wachter takes time to smile for the cameraman Below Right: Stephanie Warrens models the latest fashion eyewear OPPOSITE PAGE: Top Left: We caught Kevin Brown thinking about his woman again Top Center: Christa Baughman is in a class of her own Top Right: Mrs P George loves to teach her freshmen classes Center: A typical, exciting freshmen eng-lish class Far Right: Kim Hansen. Jake Greenwald and Andrea Bily all had a great time acting out their 'Reader's Theatre.' Bottom Center: Miss M. Stemper wants to get her students out of the picture. 42 brake for learning THIS PAGE, TOP LEFT: Mr Urbach relaxes after a hard day of teaching TOP RIGHT: Lisa Looney doesn't learn about health in the school books MIDDLE LEFT: These students look enthused with their health class MIDDLE RIGHT: Karen Riley, student nurse. BOTTOM: The girls talk about their health assignments. 44 Math is no problem for P.H.S. Above Left: Mr D. Kasey can't get his basketball stats to add up Above Right: Fu Man An-toniewicz (Thanks for letting us out of class. K M) Lett: Jan Hal-pin looks so thrilled about studying Bottom Lett: Freshmen math classes are always interesting 45 speak THIS PAGE: Right: Yes. Gail we'll take your picture Far Right: Mr Frommelt works on the next days assignments. Below Right: Mr Frommelt keeps the Latin students busy OPPOSITE PAGE: Top: The guys take a break from Spanish Bottom: Hard at work in the Language Lab 46 By James Jacoby History prepares students for the future by investigating the past. Roger Quamme shows up and tries to make it through the day. Ester Stieber does the same thing Quamme does. James Jacoby is chairman of the department but no one cares. He also teaches US History but no one cares. Nick Campbell teaches Spanish, World Geography, and Economics and does basically what Quamme and Stieber do. Harlin Flick starts his day at the Jr. High and finishes it on the track field. Somewhere between those he teaches US History and World History. They're young, bold, and reckless ... They're the H-Team. THIS PAGE, Top: Randy Corlett and Will Zeeh were body guards for the Candidates of '96 Middle: Scott Thompson really gets into his campaign speech Bottom Left: Candidate Kevin Barley Brown can really draw a crowd Bottom Right: Do Kevin and Todd know there's a chicken (Sarah Walz) standing behind them? OPPOSITE PAGE, Top Left: Mr Quamme has just about had it with the Freshmen. Top Right: Gary Egstad can't believe Mr Jacoby's lectures Middle Left: The Sophomores have a lot to learn Middle Right: Mrs Stieber- What does she do??? Bottom Left: These Jr girls really enjoy their US History II lectures Bottom Right: Mr. Flick is lost somewhere in time. 48 49 Home THIS PAGE: Top Left: Brian Rubish tries to get the finishing touches on his dress in time for the big dance Top Right: Dan Bauer tenderizes his meat Center Lett: Four real sweethearts bake Valentine's cookies Bottom Left: Hey good lookin', what-cha ya got cookin' Bot-tom Right: Miss Keenan enjoys teaching Home Ec. OPPOSITE PAGE: Top Left: Mrs. Becker is the head of the Home Ec. Department. Top Right: Sue Walters frosts the counter by mistake Middle Left: Kelly Waite demonstrates how to remove egg shells. Middle Right: Karla Cake. Karla Cake, baker's woman, bake me a cake as fast as you can Bottom Left: Freshmen girls build a Gingerbread House. SI What's Cookin'?S S The home economics classroom at PdC high is concerned with preparing young men and women for their role as homemakers-being adults, managing their lives and understanding their emotions. It is no longer just cooking and sewing. Eight semester courses and one year long course are offered including Consumer Economics, home Planning Design, Child Development, Family Living, Foods Nutrition, Clothing Textiles. Singles Living, Foods II, and General Home Ec. Activities during the year included visiting solar heated homes, refinishing antique furniture, working with children in a nursery school, listening to children in a nursery school, listening to speakers on a range of topics from sexual decision making to family violence, examining apartments for rent, using the computer to analyze student diets, and attending special youth conferences. A new class was introduced during second semester this yedr, Foods II is designed for students who wish to explore a career in the food service area and includes a simulated restaurant experience. 51 Experiment Approximately 65 sophomores, juniors, and seniors took chem I. Students were involved in some 25 laboratory experiences. In addition to nitty-gritty basics, all chem students had special fun on Mole Day . Christmas and Easter labs will not easily be forgotten either. 25 juniors and seniors took physics. Some of the laws of nature were studied; some believable, some not. The general science course is set up with student activities in mind. A large portion of the class is student participation. For example, during the weather unit the students are required to make their own weather observations and station models. Astronomy is designed around a series of video tapes based on bosic astronomy concepts. Students are required to do library research and a term paper. Activities in the biology department ranged from a fall collection of leaves to a spring disection of a fetal pig. This Page, Upper Right: Mr Gasser enjoys punishing his students Middle Left: Mr. Rhienick teaches Bio Middle Right: Jamie Kramer refuses to disclose his secret frog cake recipe Lower Right: When I say jump, go ahead and jump.' Opposite Page, Upper Left: Angie Prochaska takes time out to smile for the camera. Upper Right: Ann Garrity really gets into Chem. Middle Lett: Linda Kozelka and Sara Rybarczyk celebrate Mole Day Middle Right: Jill Toberman laughs as she waits for Kim Beneker's experiment to explode. Lower Right: This little piggy went to the market, this little piggy . . Lower Lett: Mr. Oehler 54 our Chem I II and Physics teacher get physical = Fitness Physical Education at Prairie High is filled with activities that are team and individual sports. These activities teach students to be involved in some type of activity throughout life. Some of the activities have been archery, soccer, aerobic dance, recreation games, snow sculptures, broomball, ice skating, cross country skiing, volleyball, basketball, soft-ball, tumbling, physical fitness testing, and many others. CPR. Cardiopulmonary Resu-citation, is also a very important part of the physical education curriculum. CPR teaches students the techniques involved in saving an individuals life. Many were certified. This Page, Upper Right: Phy Ed has D Bauer flying Center Left: P Bebow shows G. Shedivy and E. Mayer the proper position Center Right: D Bauer's version of leap frog . Lower Left: L. Mara was told to take a flying leap Lower Right: L Scheckler and D Konichek help paint their snow sculptures. Opposite Page, Upper Left: A Weilumson asks. Where's the beef? Upper Right: S. Baures. J. Steiner, and V. Hebei give M. Mulvaney a well deserved frosty Center Left: A Bily and K. Hansen put the finishing touches on their snow sculptures Center Center: Umph! D. Paulson has trouble getting over the blocks Center Right: Nice Form. S. White!! Lower Left: D. White attempts a cartwheel. Lower Right: A Weilumson feels airsick. 56 grow THIS PAGE, TOP: M Mabb has learned to do a lot of things with a piece of wood. MIDDLE LEFT: No Todd, you can't dig your way to China! MIDDLE RIGHT: No Todd, there isn't a bathroom in here1 BOTTOM: The prisoners get out to work in the fields. OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP LEFT: R. Sto-vey and B Fischer are a “drill team ' TOP RIGHT: Let's play space invaders MIDDLE LEFT: Scott Swatek and Henry Olson get their boat ready for summer action. BOTTOM RIGHT: L Beesecker demonstrates the 10 ways to hide a zit. BOTTOM LEFT: Two Ag students check out the new urinals. 58 61 -ORGANIZATIONS 24 emergency meetings ... 32 UN proposals ... 207 hours of forensics practice ... 196 pounds of popcorn sold at concessions ... 782 Library Club candy bars sold ... 26,483 High Quiz Bowl questions ... 61 National Honor Society Members ... Filling the time between jobs, sports, and homework are the organizations of PHS. With interests varying from world politics to homemaking, these organiza- tions required devoted and hard-working members. These people worked to express and extend their talents outside of the classroom in organizing and running a club. They displayed their talents as performers, competitors, intellects, debators, leaders, and community servers while making friends and enjoying themselves — the best award any organization can give to its hardworking members. Chorus THIS PAGE, TOP: 983-84 P. H. S. Chorus. BOTTOM LEFT: Lori DuCharme sings a solo BOTTOM RIGHT: Julie Stutzman sings her heart out OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP LEFT: The boys in the chorus give it all they've got TOP RIGHT: Julie Stutzman, John Mundt. and Mike Haefer were three of the stars in the Chorus Department's production of Once Upon a Mattress' BOTTOM LEFT: Mike Haefer practices his solo. BOTTOM RIGHT: Miss Watchow and the chorus. 64 Row 1: Nick Thomas. Kathy Check. Chris Penhollon, Scott Whitney. Ron Rider. Jeff David. Don Martin Row 2: David Saw veil. Roger Stovey. Bob Fischer. Bob Boland. Ken Penfield. Don Steger. Kevin Whitney. Greg Rasque. Randy O'Brien Row 3: Mr. Pedretti. Bradley Bloyer. Mark Lenzendorf, Jon Becwar. Ken Moret, Brian Kazda. Todd Foyler. Travis Kramer, Harold Miles. Row 4: Dave Steinberg. Brad Linder. Chris Klema. Alan Stram. Todd White, Bob Granzow, Dick Feye. Frank Cipra. Row 5: Randy Mezera, Ron Godden. Jerry Bruckner, Mark Mikkelson, Don Walz. Jeff DuCharme. Dan DuCharme, Gary Bruckner, Marlene Klema. Scott White. Row 6: Robert McClain. Don Klema. Darlene Walz. Kevin Lessard. Jeff Wachter, Pat Nolan, Al Klema. FFA JUDGING TEAM: Row 1: Bradley Bloyer. Ken Penfield, Kathy Check. Brian Kazda. Row 2: Bob Fischer. Roger Stovey, Ken Moret. Todd White, Travis Kramer. 66 FHA ....... FHA started out the year with a membership drive to promote awareness of the organization and its goals. Installation of officers was followed by a pizza and roller skating party. In mid-September, FHA members attended the District FHA H.E.R.O. meeting at Sparta High School. The club goal for this year was drug and alcohol awareness and prevention. As their first project, the FHA helped the local Cancer Society promote the Great American Smokeout. Other activities the club was involved in were: Operation Santa Claus, March of Dimes Youth Conference, and Walk America. The year concluded with a field trip and overnight stay at LaCrosse colleges. Top Right: 1983-84 FHA Members, Row 1: Jackie Simmons, Theresa Steger, Row 2: Ember Tratusch. Lisa Looney. Karla Konichek. Linda Speth. Mrs. Becker Row 3: Chris Conley, Jenny Lessard. Sandra Simmons, Patricia Bailey Middle Left: This year's FHA officers Jackie Simmons, Karla Konichek. Lisa Looney, and Theresa Steger Middle Right: The club prepared this publicity project for the District Recognition Event Competition Bottom Lett: Gayle Niedziejko and Jackie Simmons present a donation to Operation Santa Claus 67 Members of the Prairie High United Nations team took part in the mock United Nations sessions held at UW-Platteville on March 30. The team passed the most resolutions with 17. and the Israel delegation led all 28 delegates involved with five successful resolutions passing the general assembly The team represented West Germany. Israel, and Nicaragua. Top, UN Team, Row 1: K. Steiner, J. Barnes, E. Gilkes, K. Rink. Mr. Jacoby. Row 2: B. Adamany, S. Dahman, B. DuCharme, S. Thompson. Row 3: A Garrity. S. Walz. J. Toberman. K. Helgerson. J. Beck. L. David. Right: Nicaragua Delegation. Left: Foreign relations. 68 The High Quiz Bowl Team finally made it to the Superbowl this year. After defeating Necedah, Wabash-Kellogg. and Wauzeka, Prairie was set for the Superbowl match against Hillsboro. Prairie led the first half but Holmen took the lead as time ran out. Top, High Quiz Bowl Team, Row 1: Sarah Walz (captain), Ann Garrity. Jen Johnsrud. Row 2: Sam Dahman. Nick Thomas. Jeff White. Coach Jim Walz Bottom: Both Mr. Walz and his daughter Sarah find High Quiz Bowl very intellectually stimulating. 169 National Honor Society NHS National Honor Society is open to all juniors and seniors who have at least a B average in all academic subjects. Students who have a 3.0 average are eligible. Teachers then vote on the student's character and leadership qualities using a scale of 1 to 4. If the overall average is 3.0 or above, the student is inducted into the National Honor Society. Mary Ann Stemper is the advisor and it is sponsored by the Student Council. Top Picture, Row 1: C. Reilly. S. Ry-barczyk. N. Thomas. L. Kozelka. A. Garrity. L. Kozelka Row 2: J. Tober-man. J. Beck. L. David. K. O'Brien. J. Pitzer. D. Kohler. Row 3: M. Heal. K. Hansen. S. Dahman. D. Walz. M. Boxrucker Bottom Picture, Row 2: G. Walters. K. Trautsch. J. Barnes. L. Kittle. M. Bower, L. Lorenz Row 2: K. Fritsche. M. Neisius. S. Warren. C. Check. D. Walz. M Panka Row 3: S. Walz. B. Hamann. C. White. B. Du-Charme. A Klema. and Advisor Mary Ann Stemper Bottom Lett: Mary Ries lights the NHS candle for Leadership Bottom Center: Mr Hesselberg says a few words to the members of the National Honor Society. Bottom Right: Mrs Yeomans was the guest speaker. Class Officers SENIOR President ■ Paul Davies Vice President • Luanne Kittle Sec.-Treas. • Patty Beck (Not pictured) JUNIOR President • Ann Lochner Vice President • Todd Yeomans Sec.-Treas. • Lisa Beesecker SOPHOMORE President • Kris Mundt Vice President • Vicki Finn Sec.-Treas. • Karyl Kozelka 71 Student Council LIBRARY CLUB Front Row: Sandra Stuckey. Jackie Simmons. Karen Walker. Theresa Steger. Nick Thomas. Middle Row: Tonya Yonke. Todd Valley. Mary Tieman. Tam-mie Cooley. Linda Speth, Sandy Simmons. Chris Conley. Kathleen Wilkinson. Amy Olsen. Back Row: Mike Fox, John Eastman. Mike Gauger. Bill Tieman. Merlin Mabb, Andy Siegenthaler, Paul Boland. STUDENT COUNCIL Front Row: Sarah Walz. Carl Steiner. Krista Baughman. Second Row: Joe Jeakel. Angie Paulson. Heather Pe-lock. Bridget Garrity. Amy Olsen. Tammie Hannah Third Row: Jarren Rube. Carol Nei-sus. Cindy Welter. Robin Ko-zelka, Kim Beneker. Kris Mundt Fourth Row: Ann Garrity. Sarah Rybarczyk. Gina Wachter. Lori Weeks. Linda Lorenz. Jill Pitzer. Ann Lochner Back Row: Bob Adamany, Paul Davis, Earl Mayer. Mary Ries, Lori Du-Charme. Karrin Helgerson. - Academic Athletic Letterwinners . 1983 84 Boy’s Athletic Letterwinners, Row 1: D She-divy. B Garrity, R Corlett. B Trautsch. D. DuCharme, B Kramer. Row 2: G Rasque. S. Thompson. K. Brown. D Nock. M. Heal. T. Modjeski. T. Yeomans Row 3: J. Kluesner. S. Campbell. B. Fassbinder. T Kittle, J. Barnes. R. Hollen-gerger. S. Whitney. W Zeeh Row 4: D. Steger. T. Rocks-void. M. Dickman. J. Jaekel. B Kelly. S. Dahman. P. Nolan Row 5: J Prochaska. D. Rasque. J. Steiner. D. Bauer. J. Vanderbilt. G. Mezera Row 6: J. Lechnir. D. Trautsch 1983-84 Girl’s Athletic Letterwinners, Row 1: A Lochner, A. Garrity. L. Weeks. L. Scheckler. L. Lorenz. K Koenig. Row 2: D. Walz. D. Luster, S Rybarcyzk. G Wachter. L. Kozelka. K. Hansen. D. Gillitzer, K. Helger-son, J. Stutzman. L. Kittle. Row 3: B. Hamann. V Crowley. D. Fisher, J. Pitzer. K. O'Brien. S. Walz. K. Mundt. L. DuCharme. C. Baughman. Row 4: C. Bauer. C. Fritsche. S. Pelock, T. Boylen. H. Pe-lock. S. Rink. M Kozelka. K Kozelka. K Waite. M. Box-rucker 1983-84 Academic Letter-winners, Row 1: S. Bohonek. T. LaBonne. H. Pelock. B. Garrity. D. Walz. A. Prochaska. L. Kozelka. Row 2: K Whitney. K. Mundt. C. Fritsche. A. Garrity. M Bower. K. O'Brien. J. Toberman Row 3: M Shaw. G Mezera B. Garrity. P. Nolan. Row 4: D. Rasque. D Bauer. J. Vanderbilt, J. Steiner. J Barnes. D Shedivy. 73 Words Forensics Forensics, as defined by the Web-sters dictionary, is the study of finding a frog's eyes where your fork is supposed to be, but I don't go by that. To me. Forensics is a speaking contest where in participants worry and fret to such extent that few make it past sub-local competition. Gosh, I remember when ... oops! This is a direct quote ... I guess I should wind it up. So, in conclusion, I'd like to thank the Academy for this highly nerative honor. Thank you. By John Mundt Above, State Competitors, Row 1: Ann Garrity, Tracey Becwar, Jane Stelsel Row 2: Mike Haefer. Joe Shulka. John Mundt Top Lett: Ann Garrity uses a lot of expression Middle Lett: Ann Garrity and Tracey Becwar both received A s at state Right, 1983-84 Forensics Team, Row 1: Joe Shulka. John Mundt. Sonja Melinski. Sue Shulka, Mike Haefer Row 2: Tracey Becwar. Lynn Daentl, Karen Walker. Debbie Baxter. Ann Garrity. Heather Pelock. Theresa Steger. Jane Stelsel. Sandra Stuckey Row 3: Sean Bohonek. Angie Prochaska. Paul Boland. Bridget Garrity. Tammy LaBonne. Sandra Simmons. Jess Prochaska. Lori DuCharme Above, District Competitors, Row 1: Joe Shulka. John Mundt. Theresa Steger. Sandra Stuckey. Mike Haefer Row 2: Sean Bohonek. Tracey Becwar. Debbie Baxter, Angie Prochaska. Ann Garrity. Tammy LaBonne. Heather Pelock. Bridget Garrity. Jackie Simmons. Jane Stelsel. Lori DuCharme. 74 Administration This Page, Top Left: Rita Hinkle - Secretary and Treasurer for Student Activities. Top Right: Dorothy Obmascher and Shirley DuCharme - personnel and business secretary Bottom Left: Mary Konichek - High School Office Secretary. Bottom Right: Darlene Wolf gram - High School Office Secretary. 76 Administration PRINCIPAL ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Gerald Hesselberg Mr. John Howard Mr. John Mulrooney BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. DuWayne Johnsrud. Mrs. Alice Krahn. Mrs. Marlene Achenbach. and Mr. Larry Tippery 77 Special Ed. 78 Student Services Top Loft: Student Psychologist Judy Nugent and School Nurse Karen Reilly Top Right: Mark Strohbusch-LVEC Middle Left: The newest face in the guidance office. Mrs Roberta Dillman. Middle Right: Mr. Dan Becwar Guidance Counselor'’ Bottom Left: Jenni Steiner and Julie Lehnen take over while Mr. Becwar steps out. 79 Cookers, Cleaners, and Chauffers This Page: Top, Chauffers are A Check. D. Kramer. T. Simonson. Mrs. Koenig. B. Check, and R. Martin. Middle Left, Cleaners are J. Jackson. J. Tippery. D. Hagensick. and K. Beatty Bottom Lett, Mrs Collins, our friendly cook. SENIORS 2,160 days of public education ... 1,104 university and college handbooks ... 134 eighteenth birthday celebrations ... 6,786 graduation invitations ... 10,998 senior pictures ... Four years ago a band of students entered the world of PHS. Lost in a maze of hallways and locker combinations they had to adjust to the new school system. During their first semester as Prairie High students, the group was forced to endure the confusion of their first Homecoming and the torture of Senior Seniority Day. Over the next four years the Class of 1984 not only grew taller and wiser but also closer together through the building of their bonfire, the planning of their Junior Prom, and other activities. Their final year was filled with fighting the symptons of Sen-ioritis as well as talk of college, jobs, and life after high school. Seniors say farewell to P.H.S. Academic Recognition- Karrin Helgerson, Jerry Steiner Scholar-Athlete Award- Julie Stutzman D.A.R. Award- Karl Steiner Yearbook Award- Mary Ries Agriculture Award- Don Klema. Art Awards- Blair Collins. Marc Shaw. John Mundt. Dawn Fernette. Pat O'Brien. Dennis Paulson. Brian Rubish. Sheri Valley. Lisa Draka. Baush A Lomb Science Award- Richard DuCharme. Library Club- Scholarships- Sandra Stuckey. Karen Walker. Award- Sandra Stuckey Forensics Award- Joseph Shulka John Philip Sousa Band Award-Robert Adamany. National School Choral Award- Michael Haefer Special Choral Certificate of Appreciation- Joseph Becwar Beneker Football Award- Joseph Lechnir Special Recognition- Mr Gilbertson Klwanls Hall of Fame- Agriculture- Darlene Walz. Art- John Mundt. Business Education -Barbara White. English - John Mundt. Home Economics - Lori DuCharme. Industrial Arts - Thomas Mara. Mathematics - Richard DuCharme. Science -Karrin Helgerson. Social Studies - Karrin Helgerson Courier Press Dedication Award-Karl Steiner. Dawn Dearborn. Student Council Awards- Earl Mayer -Senior. Ann Garrity - Junior. Amy Olson - Freshman In learning, we have shared; In sharing, we have found COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES- Class Gift $500 contribution to McCarville-Cowie Scholarship Fund. Honor Students • Top Ten • Lawrence DuCharme, Lori DuCharme. Richard DuCharme, Karrin Helgerson, Barbara Madjeski, Kevin Rink. Joe Shulka, Jerry Steiner, Jett Vanderbilt, Karen Walker. Golden Cord Honor Students • Jerry Bruckner, Mike Haefer, Debbie Hines, Jennifer Johnsrud, Luanne Kittle, Larry Mara, Gary Mezera, Tammy Mezera, Mark Mikkelson, Doug Rasque, Mary Ries, Marc Shaw, Greg Shedivy, Karl Steiner, Julie Stutzman, Nick Thomas, Kim Trautsch, Kelly Waite, Gwen Walters, Darlene Walz, Don Walz, Andy Wellumson, Barbara White, Melissa Zinkle. Women’s Civic Club Award • Don Walz. American Legion Awards • Luanne Kittle, Larry Mara. V.F.W. Awards ■ Karrin Helgerson, Kevin . • Rink. Scholarships • Cowle • Richard Du Charme, McCarvllle • Joseph Shulka, High Quiz Bowl • Kevin Rink and Temmy Mezera, Athletic Scholarship to University of North Dakota -Greg Shedivy, Entrepreneur Award • Karl Steiner Krista Beneker Sandra Stuckey, F.H.A. • Jackie Simmons, Hardee’s • Jerry Bruckner, McDonald’s • Barbara Modjeski, Father Baer • Kim Trautsch, Army ROTC • Jennifer Johnsrud, University of Wisconsin College of Engineering • Richard DuCharme. Lion’s • Lawrence DuCharme, Pillsbury Company • Lori DuCharme. William R. Graves Masonic • Jerry Steiner Karen Walker, Regents Scholarship to Luther College • Karrin Helgerson. Diocesan Scholarship to Viterbo College • Tammy Mezera Kevin Rink, Academic Excellence to Marquette • Lawrence DuCharme. 86 MERLIN E. AMES: General Courses. DANIEL W. BAUER: Cross Country 4; Track 3.4; Let-terman's Club 3,4; Intramurals 4. STAe of 4984 ROBERT A. ADAMANY: Football 1; Golf 1,2; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1; Student Council 1,2,4; Homeroom Officer 1; Academic Letter 2; Yearbook Staff 2,3,4; Prom Court 3; Marching Band 1.2.3.4, Solo Ensemble 1.2,3; UN 3.4; Band Council 1,2.4; Yearbook Editor 4; Intramurals 4; Pep Band 1,2,3; Concert Band 1.2.3.4. CYNTHIA SUSAN ALLBEE: General Courses. EVA ELISABET RENEE AS-KERUD: General Courses. CHRISTA KAY BAUGHMAN: Volleyball 1.2; Track 2; Letterman's Club 3,4; Student Council 4; GAA 1,2,3; Yearbook Staff 3; Marching Band 1,2; Concert Band 1,2,3; Solo Ensemble 1,3; Chorus 1,2,4; Cheerleading 3,4; Class Officer 3. AMY BETH ASCHOM: Let- ; terman's Club 2,3; GAA 1,2,3; Academic Letter 4; Yearbook Staff 4, Home- ' coming Court 4, Marching Band 1,2,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 12,3,4; Solo Ensemble 1,2; Cheerleading 2,3, SHANEN LYNN BAURES: Honor Roll 1; GAA 1,2.3. £FAe of 4984 KRISTA DAROL BENEKER: Gymnastics 1,2,3; Honor Roll 12,3,4; Letterman's Club 3; GAA 12,3,4; Academic Letter 3; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Homecoming Court 4; Marching Band 12,3,4; Pep Band 12,3,4; Concert Band 12.3.4; Solo Ensemble 12,3,4. ) PATTY A. BECK: Chorus 1; UN 3; Volleyball 2; Class Officer 4. JOSEPH A. BECWAR: Letterman's Club 2,3,4, Homeroom Officer 1; Forensics 3; Marching Band 12,3,4; Pep Band 12; Concert Band 12,3,4; Solo Ensemble 12,3,4; Chorus 12,3,4; Science Club 3, Musicals 13,4. M GIONNE RENEE BENISH: General Courses. ROBERT S. BUFFINGTON: General Courses. USA MARIE DRAKA: General Courses. LAWRENCE J. DU-CHARME: Honor Roll 12,3,4; Latin Club 12; National Honor Society 3,4; Prairie Highlights 3; Academic Letter 2; Science Club 2,3. _r RICHARD I. DUCHARME: Football 12,3,4; Basketball 1,2.4; Baseball 4, Honor Roll 12,3.4, Letter-man's Club 12,3.4; National Honor Society 3.4, Student Council 1; Prairie Highlights 3; Homeroom Officer 1; Academic Letter 2; Prom Court 3. LORI LYNN DUCHARME: Track 12,3; Honor Roll 12,3,4; Letterman's Club 12,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4. Student Council 2,3,4, GAA 12; Prairie Highlights 3; Homeroom Officer 4; Academic Letter 2, Yearbook Staff 3; Forensics 4; Solo Ensemble 3,4; Chorus 1,3.4; Cheerleading 12,3,4; Science Club 3; Class Officer 2. CHRISTOPHER WILLIAM DYER: General Courses. CHRISTINE C. DEMUTH: Track 1; GAA 4. Color Guard 12.3,4; Chorus 2.3; Cheerleading 2.3; Library Club 12.3. Siie 'tf au 1984 SARAH JANE CARROLL: General Courses. DAWN MARIE DEAR BORN: Volleyball 1. Basketball 1; Honor Roll 4, GAA 1.2,3; Marching Band 12,3,4; Pep Band 1,3,4; Concert Band 12,3,4; Color Guard 12,3,4; Solo Ensemble 1 Ae 4984 THOMAS ALVIN GATES: General Courses. JAN MARIE HALPIN: Cross Country 1; Basketball 2, Track 1; Honor Roll 4; Latin Club 3.4; GAA 1,2. DAWN MICHELLE FER-NETTE: GAA 1; Yearbook Staff 3; Forensics 1; Chorus 1; Library Club 1,2,3,4. BECKY LEE GRANZOW: General Courses. MICHELLE ANN FULLER: General Courses. MICHAEL ROLLIN HAEFER: Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Letterman's Club 2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4; Prairie Highlights 3, Academic Letter 3, Forensics 3,4, Solo Ensemble 1,2,3,4, Chorus 1,2,3,4; Science Club 3; Musicals 1,3,4. GLEN PATRICK GILLITZER: General Courses. PATRICIA ANN HEAL: General Courses. JEFFREY JOHN HEMMER: General Courses. EUGENE GERALD JOHLL: General Courses. 9iie of 1984 VICKI SUE HEBEL: Cross Country 1; Track 1,2,3; Letterman's Club 1,2,3; GAA 1,2, Homeroom Officer 1,2,3; Prom Court 3; Solo Ensemble 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3. KARRIN SUE HELGERSN: Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 1,4, Student Council 2,3,4; GAA 2, Homeroom Officer 2.4; Academic Letter 2; Yearbook Staff 3,4, Prom Court 3; Forensics 1; Marching Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Solo Ensemble 1,2,3,4, Chorus 1,2,3; Cheerleading 3,4; UN 3,4; Band Council 1,2. SHAD L. HUBBARD: General Courses. WILLIAM JAMES HUBBARD, JR.: General Courses. DEBRA SUE HINES: Basketball 1; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 3; Letterman's Club 3; National Honor Society 3,4; GAA 3; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Solo Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Science Club 3; Jazz Band 1,2,3. JENNIFER A. JOHNSRUD: Cross Country 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; Letterman's Club 12,3,4; Prairie Highlights 3; Homeroom Officer 1; Academic Letter 2; Yearbook Staff 2; Forensics 2,3,4; Science Club 2,3. 92 t DON J. KLEMA: FFA 12,3.4. i RANDY M. KOZELKA: General Courses. Ae of 4984 PETER RANDALL JUNG: FFA 12,3.4. LUANNE JANINE KITTLE: Volleyball 12,3.4; Gymnastics 12,3,4; Honor Roll 12,3,4; Latin Club 1; Let-terman's Club 2,3,4; GAA 12,3,4; Homeroom Officer 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Prom Court 3; Marching Band 12,3,4; Pep Band 12,3,4; Concert Band 12,3.4; Solo Ensemble 12,4; Chorus 1; Class Officer 4. MICHELE ANN KLUESNER: Basketball 1; Track 2; Let-terman's Club 3,4, GAA 3,4; Chorus 2,4; Cheerleading 3.4; Library Club 1 DEBRA SUE KONICHEK: General Courses. MARLENE KAREN KLEMA: Honor Roll 2,4; GAA 2,3; FFA 4. KIMBERLY KAY KRAMER: General Courses. 93 JOSEPH B. LECHNIR: Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1,2,3.4, Baseball 12,3,4; Prom Court 3. Ae of 4984 JAMES JAY LABONNE: WENDY C. LAROCQUE: General Courses. General Courses. ROXANNE AMY LENZEN- DORF: Volleyball 2,3,4; Track 1; Honor Roll 12.3,4; Letterman's Club 3,4; Student Council 12.3; GAA 12; Homeroom Officer 12,3; Prom Court 3; Marching Band 12.3.4; Pep Band 12,4; Concert Band 12.3,4; Solo Ensemble 1; Cheerleading 3. JOAN MARY LUSTER: Honor Roll 12,3,4; Cross Country 1; Letterman's Club 3,4; Homecoming Court 4; Chorus 3; Cheerleading 12,3,4. JULIE ADELE LEHNEN: Basketball 1; Track 1,2,4; Honor Roll 4; Letterman's Club 1,2,3,4; Color Guard 1.2; Solo Ensemble 12,3,4; Chorus 12.3,4; Library Club 2,3,4; Musical 3; Guidance Assistant 3,4. LARRY D. MARA: Football 12,3,4; Basketball 12.3.4; Baseball 1,2,3; Honor Roll 12,3.4; Homeroom Officer 1,2; Prom Court 3; Homecoming Co-Captain 4. GARY L. MEZERA: Baseball 12,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Letterman's Club 12,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; FFA 1. BARBARA ELLEN MOD- JESKI: Track 1; Honor Roll 12,3.4, Latin Club 1; Letterman's Club 12,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4, Student Council 3, GAA 12; Prairie Highlights 3; Academic Letter 2; Forensics 4; Concert Band 12,3; Solo Ensemble 12,4; Chorus 12,3,4; Cheerleading 12,3,4; UN 3; Science Club 3. rjAe of 4984 JAMMIE LYNN MATTHEWS: Honor Roll 3.4; EARL L. MAYER: General Lunch Assistant 12.3.4. Courses. Office Assistant 3,4. i , ■ 1 MARK A. MIKKELSON: TAMMY MARIE MEZERA: Basketball 12; Baseball Honor Roll 12,4; FHA 1, 2,3,4; Honor Roll 12.3.4; Marching Band 1; Con- National Honor Society cert Band 1 Science Club 3,4; FFA 12,3,4; Prairie 3. Highlights 3; Academic Letter 3; Intramurals 4. KATHY ANN MEZERA: Track 12; Honor Roll 4, Solo Ensemble 1,2; Chorus 12,3. PEGGY ROSE MORIS: Basketball 1; Honor Roll 13.4; Yearbook Staff 4; Homecoming Court 4; Prom Chairman 3. SfAe mi DARREN JON PATZNER: Marching Band 1.2,3.4; Pep Band 1,2; Concert Band 1.2,3,4; Solo Ensemble 1,2,3,4. MICHELLE MARIE MUNSON: Honor Roll 4. THOMAS JAMES PANKA: General Courses. DIKLA OSHRY: General Courses. JOHN C. MUNDT: Honor Roll 3; Latin Club 1,2; Let-terman's Club 2,3,4, Prairie Highlights 3; Forensics 1,3,4; Solo Ensemble 1.2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Science Club 3; Musicals 1,3,4. PATRICK DALE O’BRIEN: General Courses. DENNIS D. PAULSON: Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Track 2,3; Student Council 3; Homeroom Officer 1,3; Yearbook Staff 4, Homecoming Court 4. SONJA JEAN REED: Basketball 1; Track 3; Letter-man's Club 2,3; GAA 1,2,3.4; FHA 12,3.4; Yearbook Staff 3; Marching Band 12.3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3.4; Concert Band 12.3.4; Solo Ensemble 12,3,4; Chorus 12; Office Assistant 2. DAVID KEITH SCHNEIDER: General Courses. 9Ae v ate of 4984 JESSIE J. PROCHASKA: General Courses. KEVIN J. RINK: Cross Country 2,3; Football 1; Basketball 1.2,3; Flonor Roll 12,3.4; Latin Club 1,2,3, National Honor Society 3,4; Prairie Highlights 3; Homeroom Officer 1; Academic Letter 3; Prom Court 3; UN 4; Science Club 2,3,4; Intramurals 4. DOUGLAS JAMES RAS-QUE: Track 12.3,4; Honor Roll 12,3.4; Letterman's Club 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Academic Letter 3; Science Club 2.3.4 BRIAN R. RUBISH: Prom Court 3; Marching Band 12,3,4; Pep Band 12.3,4; Concert Band 12,3,4; Solo Ensemble 12,3,4; Band Council 3.4; Science Club 3. MARY KATHLEEN RIES: Basketball 1; Honor Roll 12,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4. Student Council 1,3.4; GAA 12,3,4; Homeroom Officer 2.4; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Prom Court 3; Science Club 3; Yearbook Editor 4; Homecoming Assistant Chairman 3; Homecoming Chairman 4; Class Officer 1. h MARC W. SHAW: Track 2. Prairie Highlights 3; Intramurals 4. JACQUELINE ANNETTE SIMMONS: Honor Roll 12,3.4; FHA 2.3.4; Forensics 4; Marching Band 12.3; Pep Band 12; Concert Band 1.2; Solo Ensemble 1,2; Cheerleading 4; Library Club 2,3.4. JERRY M. STEINER: Football 12,3,4. Basketball 12.3.4; Honor Roll 12.3.4; Letterman's Club 3.4; National Honor Society 3,4; Prairie Highlights 3; Academic Letter 2; Prom Court 3; Science Club 3. JAe of 1984 JANICE KAY SHULKA: Academic Letter 3; Chorus 12.3; Guidance Assistant 4. THERESA ANN STEGER: Honor Roll 1; Letterman's Club 3; FHA 12.3,4; Academic Letter 3; Forensics 12,3,4; Solo Ensemble 4. Chorus 4; Library Club 12,3.4; Office Assistant 12. JOSEPH E. SHULKA: Honor Roll 12,3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3; Letterman's Club 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3.4; Prairie Highlights 3; Academic Letter 2; Forensics 12.3,4; Chorus 12,3,4; High Quiz Bowl 3; Science Club 3; Musicals 13.4. F JENNIFER MARIE STEINER: Basketball 12; Volleyball 2,3,4; Honor Roll 12,3,4; Letterman's Club 12,3,4; Student Council 12; GAA 12,3; Homeroom Officer 12; Yearbook Staff 4; Prom Court 3; Science Club 3. DAVID D. SKEMP: Foot ball 12,3,4, Basketball 12,3,4; Track 12,3,4; Honor Roll 1; Prom Court 3. .f KARL KENNETH STEINER: Honor Roll 12,3,4; Latin Club 14; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 4, Prairie Highlights 3; Yearbook Staff 4. Marching Band 13,4; Pep Band 12,3,4; Concert Band 13,4; Solo Ensemble 13,4; UN 3,4; Science Club 3. 100 SAe of 4984 JULIE ANNE STUTZMAN: Cross Country 1,2.3,4; Gymnastics 1,2,3,4; Track 1, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, Latin Club 1,2; Letterman's Club 12,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 1,3; GAA 12,3,4; Prairie Highlights 3; Homeroom Otficer 1,3; Academic Letter 3; Homecoming Court 4; Solo Ensemble 12.3,4; Chorus 12,3,4. CRAIG C. THOMAS: General Courses. DAVID W. TODD: General Courses. SANDRA L. STUCKEY: Gymnastics 1; Honor Roll 12,3,4; Letterman's Club 3,4; GAA 1; Academic Letter 3,4; Forensics 12,3,4; Solo Ensemble 3,4; Chorus 3,4; Cheerleading 2,3,4, Library Club 12,3,4; Musical 3. NICHOLAS TODD THOMAS: Honor Roll 1,2,4; FFA 12,3,4; Prairie Highlights 3; Library Club 12,3,4; High Quiz Bowl 2,3,4, Musical 3,4. KIM MARIE TESAR: Gymnastics 2,3; Office Assistant 4. KIM MARIE TRAUTSCH: Honor Roll 12,3,4; Student Council 1,2; GAA 1,2; Homeroom Officer 3; Academic Letter 4, Prom Court 3. 101 KAREN SUE WALKER: Honor Roll 12,3.4, National Honor Society 3,4; Academic Letter 3; Forensics 3,4; Marching Band 12,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4, Concert Band 12,3,4, Solo Ensemble 2,3.4, Library Club 12,3,4. KELLY MARIE WAITE: Cross Country 1; Gymnastics 12,3,4; Honor Roll 3,4, Letterman's Club 3,4, GAA 12,3,4. GWEN RENEE WALTERS: Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Student Council 12,3,4; GAA 12,3, Homeroom Officer 1,2,3; Yearbook Staff 4, KATHY ANN WALLER: Prom Court 3; Marching General Courses. Band 12,3,4, Pep Band 12,3,4; Concert Band 12,3,4; Solo Ensemble 12.3.4. Chorus 12.3,4, Cheerleading 3; Band Council 3,4. DONALD R. WALZ: Basketball 2,3,4; Honor Roll 3. FFA 12,3,4. DARLENE ROSE WALZ: Basketball 2,3,4; Track 2; Honor Roll 12,3,4; FFA 12,3.4. SHERI A. VALLEY: Chorus 2; Nursing Assistant 1 JEFFREY A. VANDERBILT: Basketball 12,3,4, Honor Roll 12,3,4. Latin Club 2; Letterman's Club 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Prairie Highlights 3; Academic Letter 2; Science Club 3; Computer Team 4. Ae cj? 4984 DAVID PAUL WHITE: General Courses. SCOTT ANDREW WITLA- CIL: General Courses. JAMES A. WORRELL: General Courses. MELISSA J. ZINKLE: Honor Roll 3,4; Academic Letter 3; Marching Band 12,3.4. Pep Band 2,3; Concert Band 12,3,4; Solo Ensemble 2,3,4. STAe cf 4984 ANDREW R. WELLUMSON: Football 12,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 4; Honor Roll 12,3,4, Letterman's Club 4; Library Club 1; Science Club 3,4; Intramurals BARBARA ANN WHITE: Honor Roll 12,3,4; National Honor Society 3; Prairie Highlights 3; Academic Letter 3; Prom Court 3; Cheerleading 12,3. Seniors not pictured: BRIAN T. CHAMPION: General Courses. BLAIR A. COLLINS: General Courses. MICHEAL T. COPSEY: General Courses. PAUL M. DAVIES: General Courses THOMAS DWIGHT HOLLOWAY: General Courses CINDY G. HROMADK A: General Courses RENEE JANEEN HUBANKS: General Courses MERLIN RAY MABB: Football 12.3,4; Baseball 3.4. Library Club 12.4. THOMAS G. MARA: General Courses. CECIL C. MARTIN: General Courses. CHRIS ALAN O’CONNELL: General Courses TODD T. O’CONNELL: General Courses MICHELE MARY PITZER: General Courses CONSTANCE MAE SCHISSEL: Honor Roll 1 Office Assistant 2.3.4. GREG D. SHEDIVY: General Courses TIMOTHY F. STAGMAN: General Courses JIM TH DANIEL SULLIVAN: General Courses JIM THOMPSON: General Courses DEAN A. TRAUTSCH: Football 12.3.4; Baseball 14. FFA 1; Prom Court 3. TRACEY ANN WASHKUHN: Volleyball 2. Honor Roll 1; GAA 12.3; Yearbook Staff 3. Marching Band 1.2.3.4; Pep Band 12,3.4; Concert Band 12,3.4; Solo Ensemble 12.3.4; Chorus 2; Science Club 3. SCOT T. WOLFORD: General Courses. 103 Students of DECEMBER Karrln Helgerson Doug Rasque OCTOBER Julie Stutzman Rich DuCharme SEPTEMBER Mary Rle Karl Steiner NOVEMBER Lori DuCharme Joe Shulka 104 the Months JANUARY Gwen Walters Mike Haefer MARCH Barb Modjeskl Jeff Vanderbilt FEBRUARY Jen Johnsrud Lawrence DuCharme MISSING APRIL Klm Trautsch Kevin Rink MAY Deb Hines Jerry Steiner ZSSZSSSOn the The 1983-1984 school year brought many new changes to Prairie High School. Heading the list of changes is our new principal, Gerald Hesselberg. Mr. Hesselberg is originally from Bangor Wisconsin. He attended Luther College in Decorah, where he received a bachelor's degree. Later he received his master's degree from St. Mary's College. He attended Winona State University to attain his 6th year certificate. He has been teaching for twenty-four years. Mr. Hesselberg studied all different types of sciences while in college, but he primarily studied biological sciences. Before coming to Prairie du Chein, Mr. Hesselberg was a principal at Rushford High School in Minnosota. He says he likes Prairie High very much. He finds the staff is easy to work with and the students are very friendly. Hesselberg has already made changes at Prairie High this year. He has made some handbook revisions and put together a committee to study the possibilities of adding new classes to the curriculum. For the school year of 1984-1985, classes shall be arranged by computerized scheduling. Mr. Hesselberg felt this would cut down on the amount of class rescheduling in the fall, He has many plans for the future, but states that much of this will be dependent on state legislation as well as local programs. Prairie High may be forced to change to an eight hour schedule. He says there are additional projects under consideration, which includes competency testng of students, a student assistant program, and a top-twenty program. Mr. Hesselberg lives in Prairie du Chien with his wife, Laurie, and their two children. {rn tAtemmu 0 SocUtiMicAae SBe ewe fane 44, 4965 23, 4984 106 Eva Askrud, an exchange student from Sweden, Dikla Oshry is a foreign exchange student from raised the money she needed to come to the Unit- Israel who came to Prairie du Chien after finishing ed States by working in a record factory Having her high school studies Dikla says the main reasons already attended two years of high school, she for her coming to the United States were to learn came to America to learn to speak fluent English so the language better and to experience the social she would be able to get a better job when she and cultural differences of American teenagers returned home Dikla comes from a family of four children. Her During her first month in Prairie du Chien, Eva older sister was also in the states during Dikla's stay joined the girls' cross country team. She liked run- m Prairie Dikla's stay was cut short because she ning and enjoyed being involved with the other girls must return home to serve in the Israeli Armed on the team, she had never participated in sports Forces for two years She would like to come back before, so it was a new experience for her During and attend college in the states the winter, she was the mascot for the boys' bas- Dikla enjoyed going to football games and ketball cheerleading squad. In the spring, Eva be dances In Israel, the only sporting events people came a member of the girls' track team attend is soccer, so the different types of sports at Eva enjoyed school-related activities, especially PHS were a welcome surprise to her She also en-sports events, dances, and getting together with joyed the special events of Homecoming and Prairie High students after classes had been dis Christmas Because she had never seen snow be-missed. Eva was very happy to find out that she fore she came to the United States, Dikla enjoyed would be able to graduate with the Class of 1984 the winter of 83-84 Although it was often too cold Eva wishes to thank the faculty and students of for her, she thought the snow was very beautiful PHS for making her feel at home during her stay. We (from inside). wish her luck in the future. We hope Dikla will be able to return to the US and wish her luck in all she does. 107 D Picks A look at this year’s noteworthy fads, The 1983-84 school year introduced a variety of new trends to PHS students. The most memorable of which was watching rock videos which gained nation-wide popularity on MTV. The theater caught on to the new trend with movies like Flashdance and “Footloose . Michael Jackson and Boy George were probably the two most flamboyant celebrities if not the most popular. PHS students were listening to Van Halen, Def Leppard, Quiet Riot, Cyndi Lauper, Prince, Lionel Richie, Duran Duran, ZZ Top, John Cougar Mellencamp. and Huey Lewis and the News. Along with new music trends. Break Dancing made its way into both the theater and television. New trends were set in fashion also. Girls were wearing jeans, skirts, and boots shorter, while shorts, ironically, were longer. Denim and leather jackets were in as well as argyle and girls has ESPRIT printed across their shirts. Boys stayed with their traditional PHS look of camouflage, plaid flannel shirts, and concert T-Shirts. Both boys and girls were wearing their hair shorter on the sides and longer in the back. And everyone had a “Sliverhawks shirt. Pans movies, records, and other happenings. You lasted through the winter and spring is just around the corner. Move 1 space closer to the end of the school year A-MAZING SCHOOL DAZE start Mr Gasser has had a hard day ot teaching If you laugh at the joke he s just dying to tell you to make him feel bet ter move ahead 3 spaces If you laugh because you like and understand t go back 1 spa e Take Marc Shaw's advice and never talk back to a senior Move ahead 1 space for living and learning no You've lost your tenth financial aid form and Mr Becwar refused to give you another one You manage to get one anyway Ahead 1 space for your efforts Treavor Steinhoff needs help writing a paper for class. Remain here for 1 turn to help Chris White promises to be Michelle Neisius' friend even though she refused to shower after Phy.Ed. But you don't have to stick around. Jump 2 spaces and get out of there! You can't figure out a chemistry equation even with special help after class. Lose 1 turn for wasting Mr. Oehler's time. Mary Ries feels sick at the thought of another yearbook page. If you agree, lose 2 turns. in 395 underclassmen ... 131 Juniors ... 148 Sophomores ... 116 Freshmen ... 194 Girls ... 201 Boys... Another new crop of Freshmen flooded the halls of PHS. During the course of the year, they fumbled their way around the school, while adopting to the new system and level of education. Meanwhile, Sophomores and Juniors strolled casually through the halls. Fundraising kept the Sophomores busy during the 83- 84 school year as they continue to work toward Epcot. The Juniors, with only one more year to survive, had a hectic year; in between the building of their Homecoming bonfire and the planning of the Prom, their free time was spent considering the alternatives of their future. Together these classes make up the future of PHS. 112 Juniors: The Class of 1985 Andy Anderson Darren Bailey Jeff Barnes Andrea Bartholomew Jeff Baures Jackie Beck Gary Becwar Lisa Beesecker Edward Benoy Andrea Bily David Boldt Molly Bowar Monica Boxrucker Gregory Broadbent Kevin Brown Garry Bruckner Liz Bushnell Colleen Campbell Cathy Check Christine Conley Cindy Conley Randy Corlett Vicki Crowley Sam Dahman Jeff David Lori David Craig Davies Peggy Delury Bernard DuCharme Dan DuCharme Jeff DuCharme Laurie DuCharme Gary Egstad Shelia Finney Dawn Fischer Alan First Sharon Frazier Kathy Fritsche Ann Garrity Ed Gilkes Diane Gillitzer Ronald Godden Jane Greenwald Mark Groom Missing: Chris Bauer 113 Barb Hamann Peggy Hannah Kim Hansen Joe Hare Dawn Haupt Mark Heal Jeff Heisz Rod Hollenberger Brian Igou Dana Kahler Michelle Kaughman Jodie Kelly Beth Kelly Allan Klema Michelle Klema Scott Klema Karla Konichek Mark Konichek Christine Kozelka Leslie Kozelka Linda Kozelka Scott Kozelka Brian Kramer Troy Kramer Scott Kussmaul Linn Laufenberg Kevin Lehnen Kevin Lessard Lisa Lessard Steve Lessard Tina Lessard Ann Lochner Linda Lorenz Terry Lund Diane Luster Marshall Mabb Pam Mainor Donald Martin Thad McIntosh Trisha Meelem Tom Modjeski Missing: Randy Mezera 114 Dan Nack Michelle Neisius Pat Nolan Kerry O'Brien Becky O'Connell Henry Olson Kristi Olson Rod Osterhaus Mike Panka Tim Penhollow Jill Pitzer Farrin Prew Pat Prew Paul Prew Amy Rademacher Tammera Rasque Christine Reiley Ron Rider Sara Rybarczyk Lisa Sheckler Lisa Shulka Larry Sprosty Treavor Steinhoff Jane Stelsel Scott Swatek Scott Thompson William Tieman Jill Toberman Brian Trautcsh Gina Wachter Julie Wall Sarah Walz Stephanie Warren Karen Weber Mike Webster Lori Weeks Chris White Jeff White Loretta White Scott White Scott Whitney Jessica Witlacil Todd Yeomans Will Zeeh 115 Chris Bailey Shawn Baures Andy Banasik Debra Baxter John Becwar Tracey Becwar Kim Beneker Bradley Bloyer Kim Bloyer Gerald Boland Paul Boland Robert Boland Scott Boxrucker Scott Boylen Sean Campbell Bill Carroll Sara Check Mark Clanton Dino Clark Cathy Cummings Brian Daentl Lynn Daentl Patty Delury Ray Demuth Mike Dickman Barb Ducharme John Dyke John Eastman Teresa Eilers Dennis Esser Brent Fassbinder Larry Fields Vickie Finn Dan First Becky Fisher Robert Fisher Todd Floyer Marlene Frazier Cathy Fritche Barron Fuller Brendan Garrity Eleanor Gavin Beth Gentz Elaine Gillitzer Scott Goodman Tracy Graham Penny Gramlich Sophomores Robert Granzow Norman Hare Michael Heisz Tammy Hendrix Tom Hinkel Robert Hunt Kathryn Jensen Dale Jones Brian Kazda Robert Kellogg Bryan Kelly Marla Klema John Kluesner Lisa Konichek Sherrie Korback Karyl Kozelka Michelle Kozelka Robin Kozelka Melissa Knoble Amy Kramer Jamie Kramer Travis Kramer Robin Kruse Dawn Lapointe Nick Lechnir Mark Lenzendorf Jenny Lessard Tammy Long Lisa Looney Charles Lutzeo Dean Mara Maureen Mara Michael Marx Ken Mattews Kathy Mayer Troy Mellem Steve Mergen Lori Meyer Audrey Mezera Bill Mezera Harold Miles Kim Moore Ken Moret Kristin Mundt Carrol Neisius Gayle Niedziejko Cassie O'Brien Sandy Pellock 117 ■ Sophomores Ken Penfield Chris Penhollow Bonnie Pitzer Andra Prew Debra Prew Angela Prochaska Laura Prochaska Phil Richardson Steve Rickloff Jarren Riebe Michelle Rink Tony Rocksvold Brad Rubish Eric Rymarz David Sawvell ' James Schlaugat David Shedivy Andy Siegenthaler Sandra Simmons Christy Smrcina Linda Speth Carol Sprosty Steve Steiner Ted Steiner Tim Stoeffler Roger Stovey Chris Stluka Jenny Stutzman Mike Sullivan Debbie Swatek Scott Tesar Sally Teynor Laura Thomas Kevin Toberman Ember Trautsch Kerry Trautsch Lisa Valley Jeff Wachter Becky Wampfler James Weaver Lonnie Weimerslage Cindy Welter Steve Welter Lori White Todd White Vicki White Linda Zinkle Patricia Bailey Wendy Banasik Jeremy Barnes David Bauer Lisa Becwar Amy Bloyer Sean Bohonek Stacy Boylen Tracy Boylen Bubba Bunders Jon Cejka Laura Charles Frank Cipra Tammy Cooley Alex Dearborn Lori Farrell Tammy Featerston Eric Fernette Dick Feye Richard Fields Becky Fisher Teri Foyler Mike Fox Mark Fritsche Daniel Frommelt Bridget Garrity Mike Gauger Tina Graham Jeff Groom Dianne Hamann Tamie Hannah Jeff Henry Missy Hertrampf Patrick Hill Brenda Hunt Joe Jaekel Noal Jones Michelle Kirchman Missing: Chester Barr Christine Harris 119 Freshmen Tim Kittle Chris Klema Todd Knapp Kristy Koenig Cathy Konichek Michelle Konichek George Kozelka Lori Kozelka Tammy LaBonne Benjamin Lechnir Mike Lechnir Maryann Lessard Bradly Linder Marsha Mabb Craig Mara Randy Marx Melinda Mathews Robert McClain James McCluskey James McGrath Sonja Melinski John Messling Kara Meyer Tammy Mezera Jeff Millin James Morris Jon Nelson Mike Nelson Missing: Susan O'Kane Dan Oliver James Olson Jeff Nielson Mike Novey Randy O'Brian Amy Olson Cathy Orient John Panka Angela Paulson Freshmen Heather Pelock Scott Peters Stacy Polodna Becky Powers Lori Prew Polly Rodenacher Gregory Rasque Jody Redman Brandi Rieck Stacy Ruhser Nancy Schneider Lance Shedivy Scott Shedivy Susan Shulka Don Steger David Steinberg Elizabeth Steiner Sandy Steiner Mary Tieman Leigh Toberman Brad Trautsch Tom Trautsch Erik Valley Todd Valley Jenny Walters Sue Walters Doreen Warren James Weaver Scott Weber Tammy Welcsh Candi White Kevin Whitney Kathleen Wilkinson Jeff Yager Tonya Yonke Missing: Scott Schaller Gene Tyler 1i!1 SPORTS - 200 rolls of athletic tape ... 95 penalties called ... 7.7 tons lifted in the weight room ... 123 pep talks ... 5,789 miles of bus travel ... 4,543 dirty towels ... During the 1983-84 school year a large part of the student body of PHS participated in the sports program. Through long, hard hours of practice after school as well as the hours of competition at night, these students worked to develop their skills both as individuals and as team members. For those students who chose to join a team each season, after school practice and games became a way of life. Athletes exhibited their skills on the playing field, the track, the gymnasium, the golf course, the balance beam, and the wrestling mat. Throughout the season our Hawks fearlessly faced opponents, their sportsmanship prevailed at all times. Therefore, we devote the following pages to those students who wear anything from a maroon and white jersey to a leotard. Row 1: S. Boylen, 8. Kazda N. Hare. B. Kelly Row 2: J. Kluesner, M Heisz. S. Mergen, D Jones. S Campbell. S. Steiner. T. White. M. Clanton Row 3: T Rocksvold. M. Dickman, B. Car-roll. D. Esser, T. Hinkel, A. Banasik. J. Riebe, and D. Shedivy. JV FOOTBALL 1983 PdC Opp. 36 Wauzeka Varsity 8 7 Lancaster 35 50 Viroqua 0 48 Fennimore 8 42 Richland Center 0 56 DeSoto 6 48 Boscobel 6 21 River Valley 35 JV Freshman Football The JV football team enjoyed an outstanding season under first year coach Mark McWilliams. The young team held an impressive record of 6-2 overall at the end of the season. The team went 5-1 in conference play to become the JV conference champs. The Freshman football team had a promising start winning their first two games but then injuries took their toll and the team was unable to score another win. The frosh players, under Coach Pat Gasser and his assistant Dave An-tonewicz, ended the season with a record of 2-4. FRESHMEN FOOTBALL 1983 PdC 14 Lancaster Opp. 12 24 Viroqua 0 6 Seneca 20 0 Richland Center 24 0 Martin Luther Prep 16 0 Lansing Key 34 Row 1: J. Nielsen, T Kittle. S. Weber, M Lear. B Feye Row 2: Coach Pat Gasser. R. Fields. J. Messling. M. Lechnir, J. McGrath. K. Whitney. B. Trautsch. B Bunders. Row 3: B. Lechnir. S. Shedivy. J Morris, J. Jaekel. J. Yager, J. Me Cluskey. M Nelson, and Coach Dave Antoniewicz. 123 Boys make Playoffs Football The boys enjoyed a fine season going 5-1 in conference play and 7-2 overall. They started out the season with big wins over Holmen, Lancaster, Viroqua, and Fen-nimore. They also traveled to Cedar Falls to play in the Uni-dome. Although they lost 26-7, they played very well against the large school. They won 27-6 over Boscobel on Homecoming night. They then lost to River Valley, but beat Riverdale to win conference and move on to the WIAA division 4 playoff. Here they lost a heartbreaker to the eventual state champion, Platteville. 7-6. Six boys were named to the first team all-conference squad. They were J. Steiner, D. Skemp, J. Worrell, J. Lech-nir, L. Mara, and G. Shedivy. Besides being named to the first team, Larry Mara was chosen the Conference's Most Valuable Player. A. Wellumson and R. DuCharme made special mention, while C. Thomas, J. Hemmer, and C. Dyer were named honorable mention. 1983 SWAL CHAMPS 124 Opposite Page, Upper Right: T. Yoemans looks up field Lower Picture Row 1 (left to right): G. She-divy. L. Mara. C. Thomas. J. Lechnir. mngr. J. Lenzen-dorf. J. Barnes. S. Whitney. J. Hemmer. B. Igou Row 2: J. Steiner. A. Wellumson. D. Skemp. R. DuCharme. R. Kozelka, C. Dyer. J. Worrell. D. Nack. J. Heisz Row 3: Head Coach Paul Bebow. T. Yoemans. T. Mod-jeski. B. Trautsch. D. DuCharme. B. Kramer. W. Zeeh. S. Dahman. G. Egstad. Coach Nick Campbell. This Page, Upper Left: D Skemp goes for more yards. Center: L. Mara - S.W.A.L.'s Most Valuable Player Lower Right: G. Shedivy is going to catch a long one and head for North Dakota. 1983 Prairie du Chien High School 1984 Blackhawks” PdC 39 50 20 32 7 Won 7 Lost 3 Holmen j Lancaster Viroqua Richland Center Cedar Falls, Iowa Boscobel River Valley Riverdale Playoffs Platteville 125 Girls have promising 1983-84 Varsity Volleyball Team: Row one-Gina Wachter, Luanne Kittle, Roxanne Lenzendorf, Diane Gillitzer, Jane Greenwald, Liz Bushnell. Sara Rybarczyk, Row two-manager Angie Paulson, Coach Mary Mulvaney, Laurie DuCharme, Jill Pitzer, Linda Kozelka, Kim Hansen, Gigi Benish, Linda Lorenz, Jenni Steiner and Melinda Matthews. It was another successful season for the volleyball team. The team finished second in the conference with an 8-4 record. The season provided valuable learning experiences which will benefit the team next season. Other positive aspects of the season where an overall serving percentage of 83% and a record number of spikes. Next year's volleyball team should be even more outstanding with 10 returning letter winners. Team cocaptains were Jenni Steiner and Luanne Kittle. Gigi Benish made the 1983 All-SWAL volleyball team while Diane Gillitzer and Roxanne Lenzendorf made the second team. Senior Jenni Steiner received honorable mention. 1983-84 JV Volleyball Team: Row one- Tamie Hannah, Lunn Daentl, Tracey Becwar, Elaine Gillitzer and Michelle Kozelka Row two- Elizabeth Steiner, Tracey Boylen, Doreen Warren. Stacey Boylen, Sandy Peliock, Laurie Thomas and Sara Check Row three- manager Angie Paulson, Coach Deb Wisnefsky. Laura Charles, Jody Redman, Cassie O'Brien. Kim Bloyer, Ellie Gavin. Cathy Fritsche. Stacey Ruhser and manager Melinda Matthews. 126 season under new coach. Girls Varsity Volleyball vs. River Valley L Riverdale W Boscobel W Viroqua W Fennimore W Richland Center W River Valley L Riverdale L Boscobel W Viroqua L Fennimore W Richland Center W Above: Jenni Steiner shows her style as Radio Rob watches from the sideline Upper right: Linda Kozelka demonstrates how to do the bump. 127 Girls have perfect conference record Girts’ C.C. Results P.d.C. Placing Richland Center Inv. 3rd North High Inv. 11th Fennimore 1st LaCrosse Logan Inv. 4th Luther Inv. 4th River Valley 1st Richland Center 1st Prairie du Chien Inv 3rd Boscobel 1st Platteville Regionals 3rd Sauk Prairie Sectionals 5th Row 1, left to right: Julie Stutzman. Chris Harris. Shelly Rink, and Kristi Koenig Row 2: Maureen Mara, Sarah Walz. Chris Bauer. Heather Pelock. Kris Mundt. and Coach Harlan Flick. Middle picture, this page: Nice wig Sarah!!! [Girl's cross country! The Girls Cross Country team had a successful season, tying with Fennimore for the conference championship. Highlights of the season included a perfect 4-0 conference dual meet record and the crowning of junior Sarah Walz as the individual conference champion. The Girls concluded the season by placing 3rd in the W.I.A.A. regional competition and 5th in the W.I.A.A. sectional competition. Young team has strong showing Row 1, left to right: James Schlaugat, Scott Thompson, Kevin Brown, Chris Penhollow, Rod Hollenberger. Tim Penhollow, Mark Sullivan, Dan Frommelt. and Coach Chuck Kemp Row 2: Todd Knapp, David Bauer, Greg Rasque, Craig Mara. Scott Penhollow. Jon Nelson, Todd Ellis, and Dan Bauer. Boy's cross country The 1983 Boy's Cross Country season began with 17 members, 13 of which were competing for the first time. The Hawks tied for 4th place in the conference. Their best performance came at the Platteville Regional where four of the seven racers recorded their fastest times of the season. The letter winners for the Hawks were: Dan Bauer, Kevin Brown, Rod Hollenberger, Tim Penhollow, Mark Sullivan, Scott Thompson, and Greg Rasque. The co-captains were Tim Penhollow and Rod Hollenberger. Special awards were given to Rod Hollenberger, Most Inspirational Racer; Mark Sullivan, Most Valuable Racer; Scott Thompson, Most Improved Racer; and Mark Sullivan and Rod Hollenberger, 250 Mile Club. 129 Girls plagued by injuries; 1983-84 Varsity Girls Basketball Team, Row 1: Jill Pitzer. Diane Luster. Lisa Sheckler. Ann Lochner. Linda Kozelka Row 2: Liz Bushnell. Barb Hamann. Michele Kozelka. Kim Hansen. Jane Greenwald, Sara Rybarczyk, Coach Barb Krieger. Lady Hawks The 1983-84 Varsity Girls' Basketball Team finished this season with a record of 14-7 despite many injures. The Lady Hawks'' took third in the battle for the crown to one of the toughest conferences in the state. In sub-regional play, Prairie played one of their top games to defeat the conference champs, Richland Center. The Hawks blew passed Dodge-ville in regional play to advance to the regional finals where they lost to the eventual state champs, Platteville. Linda and Michelle Kozelka were named to the All-Conference Team I, while Jill Pitzer was named to the All-Conference Team II. The Hawks will return next season with the same talented group. One important member, however, will not be returning. Head Coach Barb Krieger. Coach Krieger will leave Prairie High with many successful seasons behind her. We wish her the best of luck. 130 1983-84 Girls JV Basketball Team, Row 1: Heather Pelock. Stacey Boylen, Becky Fischer. Kris Mundt. Tracey Boylen. Candy White Row 2: Manager Darlene Walz, Shelly Rink. Jody Redman, Wendy Banasik. Laura Thomas, Cathy Fritsche. Dawn LePointe. Coach Dave Kasey Missing: Laura Charles Coach's last season Boys Have Challenging Season -Buckets' The 1983-84 Basketball Team finished the season with 10 wins and 9 losses. They were 6 and 6 in the conference. The season was a real challenge to the Black-hawks as talent in the area was at a very high level. The team was plagued by poor field goal and free throw shooting which was a thorn they couldn't quite pull out. They did lead opponents in almost every positive statistic except for shooting percentage which eventually was their downfall. The Most Valuable Player of the team and all conference was Dan DuCharme. Honorable Mention all conference was Chip Skemp and Larry Mara. Chip Skemp won the Hustle Award. Larry Mara and Jerry Steiner were voted co-captains. Dan Nack was voted most improved. 1983-84 Boy’s Basketball Team • Row 1: Chip Skemp. Larry Mara. Dan Nack. Kevin Brown. Brian Igou Row 2: Gary Egstad. Rich DuCharme. Mark Heal. Greg Shedivy. mngr Don Walz. Row 3: Head Coach Mike Urbach. Dan DuCharme. Andy Banasik. Jeff Vandervilt. Jerry Steiner, Joe Lechnir, Assistant Coach Pat Gasser 132 1983-84 Boy’s Basketball Lancaster Boscobel 'y River Valley Winona Cotter at Viroqua at Lansing Kee at Iowa Grant Richland Center at Waukon. la irRiverj at -loseob' at River Bailey Vir -qua At Rictuand Center Rivt •• dale at Fenmmore Tournaments 8 p ub-Regional s at The Prairie du Chien Junior Varsity Basketball Team completed a 17-1 overall record. They were the conference champions with a 12-0 record. Team captains were Jaaren Riebe and Steve Mergen. Most Valuable Players were Steve Mergen and Don Steger. The Best Defensive Player was Dave Shedivy. The 1983-84 Junior Varsity Basketball Team Row 1: manager John Eastman. Tony Rocksvold. Bob Boland. Brian Kazda, and Todd White Row 2: Jaaren Riebe. Dave Shedivy, Dennis Esser, Tom Hinkei. and Steve Mergen Row 3: Mike Heisz. Barron Fuller, Don Steger. Steve Rickleff. Steve Welter, and Coach Pat Gasser. The Prairie du Chien Freshman Basketball Team, under the coaching of Bob Neilsen, finished their first season with a fine record of 9-2. The 1983-84 Freshman Basketball Team Row 1: Stacy Polodna. Bob McClaine. Scott Weber. Jeff Neilsen. Tom Trautsch, Tim Kittle, and Jim Weaver. Row 2: Don Novey. Mike Lechnir. John Panka. Alex Dearborn. Mike Nelson, Craig Mara, and manager Mike Fox Row 3: Freshman Coach Bob Neilsen, Scott Shedivy. Brad Trautsch. Jim McCluskey, Frank Cipra, Jeff Henry. B.J. Lechnir. and manager Mike Gauger Cheerleaders back the Blackhawks OPPOSITE PAGE, Top Right: 1983 Varsity Football Cheerleaders, top to bottom: Lori DuCharme. Christa Baughman. Joan Luster. Karrin Helgerson Missing: Barb Modjeski Bottom Lett: 1983 JV Football Cheerleaders: Kathy Jensen, Robin Kozelka. Jenni Stutzman. THIS PAGE, Top Lett: 1983-84 Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders, top: Lori Weeks. Julie Wall Center: Vicki Crowley. Eva Askerud. Sandy Pellock Bottom: Gina Wachter. Janelle Wall Top Right: JV Basketball Cheerleaders, Top: Kara Myers. Chris Harris Bottom: Robin Kozelka. Carol Neisius. Bottom Right: Varsity Wrestling Cheerleaders, top to bottom: Sandra Stuckey. Jackie Simmons, and Michelle Kluesner. Gymnasts take first in con F LUANNE I LINDA R kelly E KERRY CHRIS U KRIS P JULIE ANN jim? Y M VIC N 'BECKY A CATHY 5 LYN£L_ GAYLE The 1983-84 JV and Varsity Gymnastic Teams: Row 1: Becky Wampfler. Lynn Daentl, Gale Neidziejko. Kathy Cummings Row 2: Julie Stutzman, Kelly Waite, Luanne Kittle Row 3: Coach Laurie Robinson, Anne Garrity, Linda Lorenz, Kerry O'Brien, Kris Olson, Cindy Welter, Chris White, Assistant Coach Julie Keenan. Gymnastics The Gymnasts had a great year under new coach Laurie Robinson and her assistant Julia Keenan. Losing to only DeSoto, LaCrosse Logan, and LaCrosse Central, the girls went undefeated in the conference. They received a third at sectionals and sent captains Julie Stutzman and Luanne Kittle to the state meet. The gymnasts took second at their annual Prairie Invitational. The JV team lost only four meets this season, two each to Viroqua and River Valley. The squad raised over $500 by holding a Cartwheel-A-Thon. 136 'iTilj ference, Send two to state OPPOSITE PAGE, Middle Left: Kelly Waite and Kris Olson get a BITE to eat. Middle Right: Julia Stutzman and Luanne Kittle, this year's team captains Bottom Right: Everyone hides when it's clean up time THIS PAGE, Top Lett: Jenny Stutzman and Gale Niedziejko cheer the team on Top Right: Kelly Waite says. You've got to be kidding! ME. do that?' Middle Lett: Ann Garrity offers to show Chris White the way it should be done. Bottom Left: Coaches Robinson and Keenan look on and say. Not another exciting practice! Bottom Center: Monkey see. monkey do! Bottom Right: Kerry O'Brien's favorite pose on the beam Wrestlers have best 1983-84 Wrestling Team • Row 1: T Valley. K Matthews. L. Fields. B Kelly. S. Boylen. R Hollenberger. J. Kluesner. J. Nelson Row 2: M Lear, A Siegenthaler. C Penhollow. B Garrity. B Buffington. S Campbell. T Penhollow. M Dickman. J. Cejka Row 3: Assistant Coach Nick Campbell, S. Penhollow. M Rasque. R. Fields. K. Lehnen. J Morris. J. Jaekel, T Folyer, D. Steinberg, and Head Coach Tom McGarvie. FTlfl During 1983-84 the Prairie du Chein Black-hawk Wrestling Team experienced it's most successful season in five years, finishing with a 4-6 duel meet record and 2nd, 4th and 5th place tournament finishes. Sectional qualifiers were sophomores Bryan Kelly (105), Brendan Garrity (185), and senior Bob Buffington (145). Tri-captains were Tim Penhollow, Bob Buffington, and Bryan Kelly. Most Valuable Wrestler was Bryan Kelly. Co-Most Improved were Bob Buffington and Brendan Garrity. The Hustler Award winner was Joe Jaekel. Outstanding Freshman Award went to Greg Rasque. Sportsmanship Awards went to Rod Hollenberger and Todd Folyer. 138 Season Record River Valley West Grant Seneca Opponent 69 24 12 jnmmore )soabel Fenmr Bose Tournaments jiask j Invitational ;rosse Logan Inv. Cassv-He Invitational S.W.A I Tournament W i A A. Regionals 56 2nd 5th 4th 7th 6th season in five years Girls continue to dominate SWAL 1984 Girls' Track Team, Row 1: Bridget Garrity. Chris Harris. Trisha Mellem. Sarah Walz. Kristi Olsen. Ann Lochner Kerry O'Brien Lesa Scheckler. Linda Lorenz, Kris Mundt. Cindy Welter. Row 2: Assistant Coach Judy Kozelka. Coach Mary Mulvaney. Tammy Welsh Kristi Koenig Linn Laufenberg. Laura Charles. Stacey Rusher. Jody Redman. Cathy Fritsche. Terry Fowler. Tammy Mezera. Eva Askerud Chris Bauer Lori Prew. Tracey Bee war. Coach Pamela Flick. 1984 Varsity Track Results PHS Indoor Opp 2nd Coulee Invitational 4th LaCrosse Invitational 22nd Outdoor TFA USA Championships 90 Boscobel 38 102 Viroqua 28 105 Fennimore 32 100 Riverdale 31 2nd Platteville Relays 3rd K of C Relays 1st PDC Invitational 72 Richland Center 58 1st Blackhawk Invitational 86.5 River Valley 45.5 1st SWAL Conference 2nd Regional 4th Sectional 18th State 140 track scene. Future looks bright 1984 Boys’ Track Team, Row 1: Jon Nelson. Murray Lear. Jim McGrath. Jim Schlaugat. Dale Jones. Chip Skemp, Mike Lechnir. Greg Rasque. Jeff Heisz Row 2: Coach Harlan Flick, Mike Panka, Tony Rocksvold. David Shedivy, Andy Banasik, Mike Nelson. Don Steger, Cory Ruschmeyer, Doug Rasque, Bubba Bunders, Coach Chuck Kemp Row 3: Kevin Whitney. Brad Linder. Alex Dearborn, Jeff Vaeger, Brendan Garrity. Mark Clanton. Darren Bailey. B. J. Lechnir. Todd Yeomans, Jess Prochaska. for young trackmen. Golfers post 7-4 record 52?. WSKISfSSgSfMO,a McC“- •«fa,M � � � � mu 144 P D C 1984 Varsity Golf Results Opp 180 Fennimore 205 167 Viroqua 179 180 Richland Center 223 225 Fennimore 171 176 Lancaster 166 176 Dodgeville 185 180 River Valley 183 224 Richland Center 156 forfeit Viroqua 177 won River Valley won Lancaster lost River Valley 203 4th Conference 2nd Regionals 6th Sectionals 145 12-9 Blackhawks win 1984 Baseball Team, Row 1: David Bauer. Jeff Barnes. Jarrin Riebe. Gary Mezera, Scott Withlacil. James Weaver, Dan DuCharme. Stacey Polodna. Robert Weaver Row 2: Sam Dahman. Tim Stoeffler. John Kluesner, Rod Hollenberger. Rod Osterhaus, Larry Mara Row 3: Lance Shedivy. Barron Fuller. Mike Dickman. John Nelson. Jeremy Barnes, Rich DuCharme. Andy Wellumson. Assistant Coach Brian Steiner Row 4: Jeff Henry. Steve Mergen, Mark Lenzendorf. Dennis Esser. Kevin Lessard. Coach Mark Pedretti. Regional Championship 1984 Varsity Baseball Results PdC OPP. 10 MLPS 2 7 Seneca 3 3 Dodgeville 7 5 Dodgeville 2 4 Boscobel 3 2 Fennimore 3 3 Richland Center 0 6 River Valley 7 4 Riverdale 3 11 Holy Cross 11 9 Holy Cross 1 0 Viroqua 3 7 Holy Cross 6 7 Riverdale 11 1 Fennimore 2 25 MLPS 14 0 Seneca 7 Tournaments 5 Mt. Horeb 4 9 Dodgeville 3 7 River Valley 0 3 Westby 5 147 Freshmen Bailey. Patricia - 119 Banasik. Wendy - 18, 119, 130 Barnes, Jeremey - 119, 146 Barr, Chester Bauer, David - 119, 129, 146 Bee war, Lisa - 119 Bloyer, Amy - 119 Bohonek, Sean - 20, 21, 74, 119 Boylen, Stacey - 18, 22, 71, 119, 126, 130 Boylen, Tracey - 18, 73, 119, 126, 130, 131 Bunders, Bubba - 119, 123, 142 Gejka, John - 119 Charles, Laura - 119, 126, 140 Cipra, Frank - 66, 119, 133 Colley, Tammy - 72, 119 Dearborn, Alex - 119, 133, 142 Farrell, Lori - 20, 21, 28, 119 Featherston, Tammy - 119 Fernette, Eric - 119 Feye, Dick - 20. 66, 119, 123 Feilds, Richard - 119, 123 Fisher, Becky - 119 Floyer, Teri - 119, 140 Fox, Mike - 72, 119, 133 Fritsche, Mark - 72, 119, 144 Frommelt, Dan - 119, 129 Garrity, Bridget - 28, 29, 72, 74, 119, 140 Gauger, Mike - 72, 119, 133 Graham, Tina - 119 Groom, Jeff - 119 Hamann, Diane - 119 Hannah, Tamie - 119, 72, 126 Harris, Christine - 128, 135, 140 Henry, Jeff - 133, 146 Hertrampf. Missy - 39, 119 Hill, Patrick - 119 Hunt, Brenda - 37, 51 Jaekel, Joe - 18, 71, 72, 73, 119, 123 Jones, Noal - 20, 21, 119 Kirchman, Michelle - 119 Kittle, Tim - 18, 72, 73, 120, 123, 133, 144 Klema, Chris - 66, 120 Knapp, Todd - 20, 21, 120, 129 Koenig, Kristi - 20, 21, 73, 120, 128, 140 Konichek, Cathy - 120 Konichek, Michelle - 120 Kozelka, George - 120 Kozelka, Lori - 120 LaBonne, Tammy - 74, 120, 123, 138 Lear, Murray - 142 Lechnir, Benjamin - 120, 123, 133, 142 Lechnir, Mike - 120, 122, 133, 142 Lessard, Mary - 120 Linder, Bradley - 66, 120, 142 Mabb, Marsha - 120 Mara, Craig - 20, 21, 72, 120, 129. 133, 144 Marx, Randy - 120 Matthews, Melinda - 19, 120, 126 McClain, Robert - 66. 72, 120, 133, 144 McCluskey, James - 120, 123, 133 McGrath, James - 120, 123, 142 Melinski, Sonja - 52, 64, 65, 74 Messling, John - 120, 123 Meyer, Kara - 120, 135 Mezera, Tammy - 120, 140 Mellin. Jeff - 61, 78, 82. 120 Morris. James - 120, 123 Nelson, Jon - 120, 129, 138, 142 Nelson. Mike - 120, 123, 133, 142 Neilson. Jeff - 18, 120, 123, 133 Novey, Mike - 120, 133 O'Brien, Randy - 66, 120 O'Kane, Susan Oliver. Dan Olson, Amy - 20, 21, 72, 120 Orient, Cathy - 120 Panka, John - 120, 133 Paulson, Angela - 18. 72, 120, 126 Pelock, Heather - 18, 19, 72, 73. 74, 121, 128, 130 Peters, Scott - 121 Polodna. Stacey - 121, 133, 146 Powers, Becky - 121 Prew, Lori - 121, 140 Rodemacher, Polly - 51, 121 Rasque, Greg - 66, 73, 121, 126, 142 Redman, Jody - 121, 126, 130, 140 Rieck, Brandi - 51, 121 Ruhser, Stacey - 121, 126, 140 Ruschmeyer, Cory - 142 Schaller, Scott - 129 Schneider, Nancy - 20, 21, 121 Shedivy, Lance - 121, 146 Shedivy, Scott - 19, 121, 123, 133 Shulka, Susan - 74, 121 Steger, Don - 66, 73, 121, 133, 142 Steinberg, David - 66, 121 Steiner, Elizabeth - 18, 121, 125 Steiner. Sandy - 121 Tieman, Mary - 72, 121 Toberman, Leigh - 20, 21, 121 Trautsch, Brad - 121, 123, 133 Trautsch, Tom - 121, 133 Tyler, Gene Valley, Erik - 121 Valley, Jenn - 121 Valley, Todd - 72, 121, 138 Walters, Jenny - 121 Walters. Sue - 20. 21, 51, 121 Warren, Doreen - 51, 121, 126 Weaver, James - 121, 123, 133 Welsch, Tammy - 20, 21, 121, 140 White, Candi - 121, 130 Whitney, Kevin - 66, 121, 123, 142 Wilkenson, Kathleen - 72, 121 Yaeger, Jeff - 43, 121, 123, 142 Yonke, Tonya - 72, 121 Sophomores Bailey, Chris 67, 116 Banasik, Andy - 14, 16, 116, 132, 142 Bartholomew, Donna - 116 Baures. Shawn - 116 Baxter, Debbie - 20, 21, 74, 116 Becwar, John - 66, 116 Becwar, Tracey - 20, 21, 62, 74, 116, 126. 140 Beneker, Kimberly - 14, 32, 55, 73, 116 Bloyer, Bradley - 66, 116 Bloyer, Kim - 116, 126 Bohland, Gerlad - 116 Boland, Paul - 72, 74. 116 Boldand, Robert - 66. 116, 133 Boxrucker, Scott - 116 Boylen, Scott - 116, 138 Bunts, Kerry - 116 Campbell, Sean - 116, 138 Carroll, Bill - 116 Check, Sara - 20, 116, 126 Clanton, Mark - 116, 142 Clark, Dino - 58, 116 Comstock, Jolee - 116 Cummings, Kathy - 66, 116, 136 Daentl, Brian 116 Daentl, Lynn - 20, 74. 116, 126. 136 Delury, Patty 116 DeMuth, Ray - 116 Dickman, Mike - 73, 116, 146 DuCharme, Barb - 116 Dyke, John - 116 Eastman, John - 72, 116, 133 Eilers, Teresa - 41, 116 Esser, Dennis - 116, 133, 146 Fassbinder, Brent - 20, 72, 73, 116, 144 Fields, Larry - 116, 138 Finn, Vickie - 64, 65, 71, 116, 136 First, Dan - 116 Fischer. Becky - 116. 130 Fisher, Robert - 58, 66, 116 Folyer, Todd - 58, 66, 116 Frazier, Marlene - 116 Fritsche, Cathy - 20, 73, 116. 126, 130, 140 Fuller, Barron - 116, 133, 146 148 Garrity, Brendan - 15, 73, 138, 139, 142 Gavin, Eleanor - 15, 20, 116, 126 Gillitzer, Elaine -41, 116, 126 Goodman, Scott - 116 Graham, Tracy - 116 Gramlich, Penny - 116 Granzow, Robert - 66, 177 Grosshiem, Bruce - 117 Hare, Norman - 49, 117 Heisz, Michael - 72, 117, 133, 144 Hendrix, Tammy - 117 Hinkel, Tom - 117, 133 Hunt, Robert - 117 Jensen, Kathryn - 13, 14, 15, 117, 134 Jones, Dale - 117, 142 Kazda, Brian - 66, 117, 133 Kellogg, Robert - 117 Kelly. Bryan - 72, 73, 117, 138, 139, 144 Klema, Marla - 117 Kluesner, John - 117, 138, 146 Knoble, Melissa - 20, 117 Konichek, Lisa - 117 Korback, Sherrie - 117 Kozelka, Karyl - 2, 15. 49, 53, 71, 73, 117 Kozelka, Michele - 66, 73, 117, 126, 130, 131 Kozelka, Robin - 72, 117, 134, 135 Kramer, Amy - 117 Kramer, Jamie - 54, 117 Kramer, Travis - 66, 117 Kruse, Robin - 117 LaPointe, Dawn - 64, 65, 117, 130 Lechnir, Nick - 49, 117, 140 Lenzendorf, Mark - 66, 117, 146 Lessard. Jenny - 67, 117 Long, Tammy - 117 Looney, Lisa - 66, 67, 117 Lutzo, Charles - 117 Mara, Dean - 117 Mara, Maureen - 117 Marx, Michael - 117 Matthews, Ken - 117, 138 Mayer, Kathy - 117 Mellem, Troy Mergen, Steve - 15, 16, 22, 117, 133, 146 Meyer, Laura - 117 Mezera, Audrey - 117 Mezera, Bill - 117 Miles, Harold - 66, 117 Moore, Kim - 117 Moret, Ken - 66, 117 Mundt, Kristin - 13, 14, 64, 65, 71, 72, 73, 117, 128, 130, 140 Neisuis, Carol - 14, 72, 117, 135 Niedziejko, Gayle - 15, 117, 136, 137 O'Brien, Cassie - 117, 126 Panka, Judy - 117 Pellock, Sandy 73, 117, 126 Penfield, Ken - 14, 49, 66, 118 Pitzer, Bonnie - 118 Prew, Andra - 118 Prew, Debra - 20, 118 Prochaska, Angela - 55, 74, 118 Prochaska, Laura - 118 Richardson, Philip - 118 Richleff, Steve - 118, 133 Riebe, Jarrin - 72. 118, 133, 146 Rink, Michele - 118, 128, 130 Rocksvold, Tony - 14, 73. 118, 133, 142 Rosson, Lori - 118 Rubish, Brad - 118 Rymarz, Eric - 118 Sawvell, David - 66, 118 Schaller, Chris - 118. 129 Schlaugat, James - 118, 129, 142 Shedivy, David - 73, 118, 133, 142 Siegenthaler, Andy - 72, 118, 138 Simmons, Sandra - 50, 67, 72, 74, 118 Smrcina, Christi - 118 Speth, Linda - 67, 72, 118 Sprosty, Carol - 118 Steiner, Steve Steiner, Ted - 15 Stluka, Chris - 118 Stoeffler, Tim - 118, 146 Stovey, Roger - 58, 66, 78, 118 Stutzman, Jenny - 64, 65, 118, 134, 137 Sullivan, Mike - 118 Swatek, Debbie - 118 Tesar, Scott - 118 Teynor, Sally - 14, 118 Thomas, Laura - 118, 126, 130 Toberman, Kevin - 49, 118 Trautsch, Ember - 62, 67, 118 Trautsch, Kerry - 50, 118 Tyler, Willard - 118 Valley, Lisa - 118 Wachter, Jeff - 66, 118 Wampfler, Becky 20, 21, 64, 65, 118, 136 Weaver, Robert - 118, 146 Welter. Cynthia - 13, 62. 72, 118. 140 Welter, Steve - 118, 133 White, Lori - 118 White, Todd - 35, 66. 118, 133 White, Vicki - 118 Wiemerslage, Lonnie - 118 Zinkle, Diane - 118 Juniors Anderson, Andy - 113 Bailey, Darren - 20, 112, 142 Barnes, Jeff - 13, 70. 73, 113, 146 Bartholomew, Andrea - 113 Bauer, Chris - 41. 73, 128. 140 Baures, Jeff - 113 Beck, Jackie - 55, 70, 113 Bee war, Gary - 20, 113 Beesecker, Lisa - 11, 49, 58, 113, 152 Benoy, Edward - 113 Bily, Andrea - 11, 43, 49, 60, 113 Boldt, David - 113 Bowar, Molly - 10, 12, 22, 70, 113 Boxrucker, Monica - 70, 73, 113 Broadbent. Gregory - 113 Brown, Kevin - 16, 22. 43, 48, 72, 73. 113, 129, 132 Bruckner, Garry - 66. 113 Bushbell, Liz - 11. 49. 113, 130. 131 Check, Cathy - 66, 70, 113 Campbell, Colleen - 12, 61, 81, 113 Conley, Christine - 16, 67, 72, 113 Conley, Cindy - 113 Corlett, Randy - 34, 48, 78, 113 Crowley, Vicki - 73, 113. 135 Dahman, Sammy - 70, 73, 113, 146, 68, 69 David, Jeff - 66, 113 David. Lori - 70, 113 Davies, Craig - 113 Delury, Peggy - 113 DuCharme, Bernard - 68, 69, 70, 113 DuCharme. Dan - 34, 66, 73, 113, 132, 146, 147 DuCharme, Jeff - 66, 113 DuCharme, Laurie - 49, 60, 61, 113, 126 Egstad, Gary - 1, 16, 35, 49, 54. 62. 63, 113 Finney. Sheila - 113 First, Allen - 113 Fisher, Dawn - 49, 64, 65, 73, 113 Frazier, Sharon - 113 Fritsche, Kathleen - 70, 113 Garrity, Ann - 1, 22, 34. 35. 52, 55, 62, 68, 69, 70, 72, 74, 113, 135 Gilkes. Edward - 11, 113, 68 Gillitzer, Diane - 49, 73. 113, 126 Godden, Ronald - 66, 113 Greenwald, Jane - 11, 20, 21. 34, 43, 49, 60, 113, 126. 130. 131 Groom, Mark - 113 Hamann, Barbara - 36, 52, 70, 73, 114, 130, 131 Hannah, Margaret - 114 Hare, Joe - 114 Hansen, Kim - 11, 20, 43, 52, 60, 70, 73, 114, 126, 130, 131 Haupt, Dawn - 62, 114 Heal. Mark - 1, 34. 63. 70, 73. 114, 132 149 Heisz, Jeff - 14, 142 Hollenberger, Rod - 73, 114, 129, 138, 146 Igou, Brian - 35, 60, 72, 114, 132, 144 Kahler, Dana - 11, 70, 114 Kaufman, Michelle - 17, 114 Kelley, Jodie - 114 Kelly, Beth - 114 Klema, Allen - 66, 70, 114 Klema, Michelle - 114 Klema, Scott - 114 Konichek, Karla - 50, 51, 67, 114 Konichek, Mark - 114 Kozelka, Christine - 20, 64, 65, 114 Kozelka, Leslie - 70, 114 Kozelka, Linda - 11, 35, 49, 44, 60, 70, 73, 81. 113, 126, 127, 130, 131 Kozelka, Scott - 114 Kramer, Brian - 73, 114 Kramer, Troy - 114 Kussmaul, Scott - 114 Laufenberg, Linn - 20, 42, 114, 140 Lehnen, Kevin - 114 Lessard, Kevin - 11, 66, 114, 147 Lessard, Lisa - 114 Lessard, Steve - 114 Lessard, Tina - 114 Lochner, Ann - 1, 52, 63, 72, 73, 81. 84. 114, 140, 130 Lorenz, Linda - 34, 60, 62. 70, 72, 73, 114, 126, 137, 140 Lund, Terry - 114 Luster, Diane - 73, 114, 130, 131 Mabb, Marshal - 114 Mainor, Pam - 114 Martin, Donald - 66, 114 McIntosh, Thad - 114 Mellem, Trisha - 114, 140 Mezera, Randy - 66 Modjeski, Tom - 34, 74. 114 Nack, Dan - 34. 60. 72, 73, 115, 132, 144 Neisus, Michelle - 60, 70, 115 Nolan, Patrick - 66, 73, 115 O'Brien. Kerry - 10. 12. 34. 60. 61, 62, 70, 73. 115, 137, 140 O'Connell, Becky - 115 Olson, Henry - 58, 115 Olson. Kristi - 11, 62. 72, 75, 115, 136, 140, 152 Osterhaus, Rod - 115, 146 Panka, Mike - 70, 115, 142 Penhollow, Timothy - 16, 15, 112 Pitzer, Jill - 10, 34, 70. 73. 115. 126, 130, 131 Prew, Darrin - 115 Prew, Patrick - 115 Prew, Paul - 2, 10, 115 Rademacher, Amy - 10, 115 Rasque, Tamera - 115 Reiley, Christine - 70, 115 Rider, Ron - 66. 115 Rybarczyk, Sara - 22, 31, 35, 52, 55. 60. 70, 73, 115. 126. 131 Sheckler, Lisa - 11, 17, 22, 34, 115, 131, 140 Shulka, Lisa - 115 Sprosty, Larry - 115 Steinhoff, Treavor - 1, 11, 62, 63, 115 Stelsel, Jane - 20, 62, 74, 115 Swatek, Scott - 58 Thompson, Scott - 48, 72, 73, 115, 129, 144 Tieman, William - 72, 115 Toberman. Jill - 55, 70, 115 Trautsch, Brian - 10, 34, 62, 73, 115 Wachter, Gina - 42. 49. 73. 73, 115, 126. 135 Wall. Julie - 28. 75. 115, 135 Walz, Sarah - 1, 38. 48. 63. 68, 69, 70, 72. 73, 115. 128. 140 Warren, Stephanie 42, 70, 115 Weber, Karen - 115 Webster, Mike - 115 Weeks. Lori - 16. 34, 52, 60. 61, 70. 72. 115. 135 White. Chris 2, 34, 62. 70. 75. 115, 137 White. Jeff - 20. 21. 69. 115 White. Loretta - 115 White. Scott - 66, 115 Witney, Scott - 66, 73, 115 Witlacil, Jessica - 115 Yeomans, Todd - 15, 34, 35, 48, 53. 73. 115, 142 Zeeh, Will - 10, 48, 73. 115 Seniors Adamany, Bob - 1, 6, 20, 31, 52, 63, 68, 72, 88. 96, 87, 84 Allbee. Cindy - 88 Ames. Merlin - 88. 82, 41 Aschom. Amy - 1. 20. 21, 26, 63, 88. 97 Askerud, Eva - C, 7, 13, 16, 40, 88, 96, 107, 135, 140 Bauer. Dan - 27, 50. 73, 88, 129, 140 Baughman, Christa - 28, 43, 72. 73, 88. 97. 134 Bauers, Shanen - 88 Beck. Patty - 13. 82. 89 Becwar, Joseph - 20, 23. 28, 29, 64, 65, 85. 89 Beneker, Krista - 1, 20, 26. 63, 87, 98. 97 Benish, Gionne - 89. 126 Bohonek. Beth - 41, 89 Boland, Jeff - 89 Bruckner, Jerry - 66, 86, 89 Buffington, Robert - 39, 89, 138, 139 Carroll, Sarah - 90 Champion. Brian Collins, Blair - 39 Copsey, Michael Davies, Paul - 6, 13, 38. 72, 82, 96 Dearborn, Dawn - 20, 82, 85, 90 DeMuth, Chris - 90 Draka. Lisa - 7. 27, 52. 82. 90. 97 DuCharme, Lawrence - 55, 84, 87, 90. 105 DuCharme, Lori - 7, 27, 28. 29, 64, 65. 72. 73, 74, 83. 84, 87, 90. 97, 104, 134 DuCharme, Richard - 6, 27, 53, 84, 86, 87, 90, 104, 132, 146 Dyer, Chris - 90 Fernette, Dawn - 91 Fuller, Michelle - 91 Gates, Tom - 41, 62, 91 Gillitzer. Glen - 91 Granzow, Becky - 20. 21, 26, 91 Haefer, Michael - 23, 28, 62, 64, 65, 74. 82. 83. 85. 105 Halpin, Jan - 40, 82, 91, 96 Heal, Patty - 91 Hebei, Vicki - 92. 96 Helgerson, Karrin - 1, 20, 21, 28, 72. 73, 87, 87. 92, 104. 134 Hemmer, Jeff - 38. 61, 92 Hines, Debbie - 20, 21. 92, 97 Holloway, Thomas - 6. 97 Hromdka, Cindy - 97 Hubanks, Renee Hubbard, Shad - 92 Hubbard, William - 92 Hohll, Eugene - 92 Johnsrud. Jen - 17, 69, 83, 87, 92, 105 Jung, Peter - 27, 39, 93 Kelly. Dan Kittle. Luanne - 1, 7, 26. 21, 70. 73, 62, 87, 93. 97, 126, 136 Klema, Donald - 66. 85. 93 Klema, Marlene - 66, 93 Kluesner, Michelle - 93. 135 Konichek. Debra - 26, 27, 20, 93 Kozelka, Randy - 93 Kramer, Kim - 93 LaBonne. Jay - 52, 84, 94, 96 LaRocque, Wendy - 94 Lechnir, Joe - 26, 73, 94. 97, 132, 146, 147 LeFevre, Todd - 106 Lehnen, Julie - 79. 87, 94 Lenzendorf, Roxanne - 17, 20. 21, 94. 126, 127 Luster, Joan - 26, 94, 97, 135 Mabb, Merlin - 58. 72, 78 150 Mansfield, Joni - 94 Mara, Larry - 7, 12, 27, 60, 87, 94, 96, 97, 132, 146. 147 Mara, Tom - 97 Martin, Cecil Matthews, Jamie - 95 Mayer, Earl - 6, 27, 72, 75, 82, 95, 96, 97 Mezera, Gary - 73, 95, 146 Mezera, Kathy - 95 Mezera, Kevin Mezera, Tammy - 86, 95 Mikkelson, Mark - 12, 66, 95 Modjeski, Barb - 7, 23, 27, 28, 29, 52, 64, 65. 83. 85. 95, 97. 105 Moris, Peggy - 1. 13, 26, 63, 95, 97 Mundt, John - 28, 29, 62, 64, 65, 74, 82. 84, 98 Munson, Michelle - 98 Novey, Tom - 98 O'Brien, Patrick - 98 O'Connell, Chris Oshry, Dikla - c, 13, 16, 40, 96, 98, 107 Panka, Tom - 98 Patzner, Darren - 20, 82, 98 Paulson, Dennis - 6, 12, 61, 63, 98, 1 Pitzer, Michelle Prochaska, Jesse - 23, 28, 29, 64, 65, 73, 74, 99. 142 Rasque. Doug - 27, 73, 99, 104, 142 Reed, Sonja - 7, 20, 21, 97, 99 Ries, Mary - 1,2, 12, 13, 26, 63, 72, 85. 97, 99. 104, 111 Rink, Kevin - 84, 86, 87, 97, 99, 105 Rubish, Brian - 20, 50. 99 Schissel, Connie - 62 Schneider, David - 99 Shaw, Marc - 12, 27, 85, 99 Shedivy, Greg - 61, 86. 132 Shulka, Janice - 100 Shulka, Joseph - 28, 62, 64, 65, 74, 82. 83. 86. 100, 104 Simmons, Jackie - 67, 72. 86, 100. 135 Skemp, David - 36, 100, 132, 142 Stagman, Tim Steger, Theresa - 64, 65, 67, 72, 74, 100 Steiner, Jenni - 1, 13, 17, 63, 79, 96. 97. 100, 127 Steiner, Jerry - 27, 73, 84, 100, 132 Steiner, Karl - 20, 21, 72, 85, 86, 100, 104 Stram, Allen - 66, 101 Stuckey, Sandra - 64, 65, 72. 75, 85. 101, 135 Stutzman, Julie - 23, 26, 28, 62, 64, 65. 73. 83. 85. 97, 101, 104, 128, 136 Sullivan, Pat - 81 Tesar, Kim - 41, 101 Thomas, Craig - 72, 101, 144 Thomas, Nick - 23, 28. 66. 72. 70, 101 Thompson, Jim Todd, David - 20. 27, 101 Trautsch, Dean - 73 Trautsch, Kim - 13, 17, 70, 86. 96. 97, 101. 105, 53 Valley, Sheri - 36. 39. 102 Vanderbilt, Jeff - 6, 52, 73, 84, 105, 102, 132 Waite, Kelly - 51, 62, 73, 102. 136, 137 Walker, Karen - 20, 21, 72, 74, 84, 85, 102 Waller, Kathy - 97, 102 Walters. Gwen - 1. 20. 21. 28, 63. 70, 82, 97, 102, 105 Walz, Darlene - 17. 70. 66, 73. 84. 102. 130 Walz. Donald - 66. 70. 87, 102. 132 Washkuhn, Tracey - 20, 21, 82 Wellumson, Andrew - 103. 146 White, Barbara - 84, 96. 103 White, David - 103 White, Melissa Witlacil, Scott - 13, 27, 97, 103, 146 Wolford, Scott - 13 Worrell, Jim - 103 Zinkle, Melissa - 20, 103 Faculty Staff Hesselberg - C, 77. 106 Heyerdahl - 40 Hinkel - 76 Howard - 76, 96 Jackson - 80 Jacoby - 68, 48 Johnsrud - 76 Kasey - 45. 53. 60. 130 Kemp - 129, 142 Keenan - 50, 53. 136, 137 Konichek - 76 Krahn - 77 Lester McGarvie - 138 Mezera - 78 Mulrooney - 77 Mulvaney - 57, 126, 140 Nielson - 43. 144 Obmascher - 76 Oehler - 55, 111 Olson - 78 Pedretti - 66. 58 Porvaznik - 38, 39 Quamme - 49 Reilly - 79 Rheineck - 54 Robinson - 136 Steiber - 49 Stemper - 42, 70 Strohbusch - 79 Sutton - 51 Tipper, G. - 80 Tippery, L. - 77 Todd - 20 Urbach - 44. 132 Walz - 42. 69. 109 Wartchow - 28, 64 Wolfgram - 76 Yeomans - 42 Young - 40 Achenbach - 77 Antoniewicz - 61, 75, 132 Atkins - 80 Beatty - 80. 97 Bebow - 12, 56, 124 Becker - 571, 51. 67 Becwar - 79, 110 Boom - 72 Campbell - 124 Dillman - 79 DuCharme - 76 Fishier - 78 Flick - 49, 128. 142 Flick. Mrs. - 40, 140 Frommelt - 46 Gasser - 51, 110, 132 Garside Gilbertson - 45 George - 42 Hagensick - 80 Hamann - 2 151 A GUIDE TO THE UP COMING l V A • 203 goodbye kisses ... 2,481 finals to correct ... 13,356 sayings of have a good summer” ... 134 feary-eyed Seniors ... 72 overflowing trash cans ... 1 last slam of the locker ... Another year has passed ... PHS people move on to other aspects of living while recuperating from the experiences of fhe last nine months. During this time, these special people have been involved in clubs, classes, and sports. Together they learned lessons in leadership, sportsmanship, and friendship. They have discovered hidden talents, challenged teachers, and expressed opinions. As the summer of 1984 approaches, these experiences will become memories that will follow these unique people wherever they go. For some, this marks the finale of high school; for ofhers, they will return. But, for all, fhrough fhe changes, tests, and homework of fhe past year, the people of PHS have grown a little taller, a little older, and perhaps even a little wiser. Lookout world because they UP 8r COMING. 152