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

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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

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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.

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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...