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m W I _ 1 Wk i $ J j S§ ■k v u v X j Table of Contents Student Life ... Activities . Athletics . Organizations . Classes . Faculty . Index . . 2 20 48 86 120 160 188 Jar V V Pfs ' 4 Pr3l r i jSI i Wm 5 A time to build up. A time to break down ‘-• ' ■JS. - ift ' VWL ' ™BIB • V ' . jfc CsSa b jS ,- m-s ■ “ “ m. ■ . . ■ turn There is a season, turn, turn,turn And a time for every purpose under heaven. 9 A time to laugh A time to weep it 41M • 9 13 A time to create, A time to interpret 16 f . T §£ ] _ _ ■ - W ' ? V V. ' ' ■ r : ' : nr y A time to find swear its ina you not too To everything, turn, turn turn There is a season, turn. turn,turn And a time for every purpose‘under heaven. of Quotations Ecltesiastes (3:1) •! Vj i - V «1 i r i • % . .1 ,r « 1 iVV; C I 1 , i « r it. j -V ♦ , 1 i ■ - i . • i ► • f : a ' l •- : • • . , ■ JL 4 1 a , v 4 . i v . .f . f I «| 4 ' • f - ‘ « t • A. . -- ■ , -• • if; f U t v % 1 . - 1 ) i X , . , i , 1 LJ ' 1 -, a • : : V . •. 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' ' • • • - ' , t • V ■ t - 3 • 1 1 ; 1 • ■ . 1 ' • i 1 ' t ? P l ? : 1 % ' i i t f J 1 , ' ■ . 4 fi ' ' 1 . . 4 DANCING LAUGHTER 24 Throughout Friday ' s Pep assembly I sat with the band — just thinking. Thinking of things such as: I wonder what it’s going to be like tomorrow; I hope my flower won’t wilt, and I hope it doesn’t rain. Then Saturday parade time arrived. As I perched on the back of the car I was to ride in, I couldn ' t believe it was all happening to me. The ride to the stadium seemed very long and the two circles around the football field took forever. I sat almost completely motionless during the first half of.the game. The cheers from the crowd as the members of the court were introduced sound¬ ed loud and happy. We all wait¬ ed in silence for the co-cap¬ tains, Tom Hall and Tim Beh- rendt, to come onto the field. My friends told me that when Holly Hebei announced who the queen was, I screamed. I don’t know, I can’t remember. Everything was a blank. I felt so wonderful inside! Before I knew it, I was sitting on my throne at the dance, waiting for the Grand March to begin. I was given my cape and roses by the two co-captains. I felt elegant. The Grand March went fast, and I felt as if I were grinning from ear to ear. The entire event was an experience. My emotions were indescribable. I only wish every girl could have the same opportunity. Lori Melnarik 1 : (L-R): J. Kroil. S Gaddis. S. Matzke, ROW 2: K. Summers. J. Smith. W. Waldorf ?b uancing in ine Moonlight ' ' was the theme of the 1973 Senior Ball. The dance was rch 17, in the Ballroom. Many couples felt the dance me a more , s affair, since it was held in the room. it as “It was fun to get away from the school atmosphere, and that ' s important. Couples danced to jazz and rock ' n ' roll music, which was furnished by “The Catch. Sharon Matzke explained, “The songs fit the kids. It was a good idea to have fast songs — they livened up the dance. Sue Gaddis pitched in “I en¬ joyed the variety of songs, like n ! ent types of songs for different The six princesses chosen were Jackie Smith, Sharon Matzke. Judy Kroli, Kathy Summers, Sue Gaddis, and Wendy Waldorf. When asked how they felt about the night, Jackie summed it up when she said. “I felt really good inside. I was surprised I was chosen to be a princess; it made the night ail the more special to be a part of the court. BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): C. Hoffmann. M. Deprey. ROW 1: L. Keyser, P. Hertel, Queen J. Jaklin, J. Kapalin. S. Deprey. ROW 2: S. Bradley T Flegel Kins S. Fox, B. Hoffmann, C. Servi. 0,6 t the 1973 Junior Prom. The decore utilized deco¬ rative murals, a wishing well, and a fountain to add to the restive atmo¬ sphere. The combined efforts of many Juniors spending long hours of work on the murals, de¬ picting different coun¬ tries of the world, en¬ hanced the evening of over 100 couples. High¬ lighting the evening was the crowning of the Prom King and Queen, Steve Fox and Jody Jaklin . Mitzi Swim tells how she saw the night: “Prom night, when I saw all the couples oohing and ahh- ing at the scenery, it final¬ ly struck me that all the sore fingers, aching backs, and untiring en¬ thusiasm which went into the hanging of the mu¬ rals, crepepaper, plus the dragging of the chairs and tables up from the cafeteria, was well worth Senior Christmas Play Every year the senior class gives a play for the mentally handi¬ capped children of the community. At the end of the play, the kids are given candy and small toys. Comments by several seniors: “I was surprised by how the boys acted. They were better than the girls. “I thought it was really worthwhile. I think the seniors got just as much out of it as the kids.” I was nervous at first, but after I started talking to the kids I real¬ ized they were just like any other kids.” Ji ... ■ • - •: ;? . • ' 32 Forensics Play This year’s forensics play was entitled, “The Farce of the Worthy Master Pierre Patelin.” It’s the story of a poor lawyer who gets his client off the hook by trickery, but because of the trickery loses his fee. The play made it to the district contest. DIRECTORS: Mrs. Margaret Muehl Mrs. MaryAnn DeSalva CAST: BradCayse John Greer Scott Krider Debbie Pierquet Dan Walker 33 0‘ A • fc. [w f ' HR. 1 f Q 34 35 Bad Seed The drama “Bad Seed” makes a person wonder of the psychological effects that Rhoda had on her family and friends. Although Rhoda, a devilish imp child, had myste¬ rious ways, her close asso¬ ciates only thought Rhoda was overly mature. Evil Rhoda, although she is involved in the murders of two people, is not suspected due to her innocent actions. When Rhoda’s mother, Christine, and Rhoda’s teacher continue to question her, they begin to suspect something because of Rhoda’s, “I could care less” attitude toward the murders. Because of Christine’s sus¬ picions, she attempts to kill Rhoda and herself. Although the Mother dies, Rhoda lives on to possibly continue her homicidal tendencies. 36 DIRECTOR: Mr. David Arnold STUDENT DIRECTOR: Kris Groth Sue Smiddy Mark Brodhagen Mitzie Swim Sue Peltier John Greer Rick Singer Lori Ott John Hawley Brian Buchberger Sheree Benson Mark Hare Kris Groth Student Council Dedication and cooperation were they keys that unlocked the doors for Student Council this year. Erasing the POW pro¬ ject debt was the main goal, and this was accomplished with the participation of all 49 members. Selling light bulbs, presenting movies and spon¬ soring dances were the main projects which relieved the Council of its debt. This was a most successful year for the annual Christmas Basket drive which is sponsored by the Stu¬ dent Council each year. A Slave Dance opened the school year and proved to be a mon¬ ey-making project. Other suc¬ cessful projects were the Monster Night movie show¬ ings, and the screening of the movie, “Little Big Man.” OFFICERS: BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): P. VandenHeuvel, S. Birdsa III. ROW 2: K. Messman, C. Boyce. SENIORS: BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): J. Zilles, H. Hebei, C. Backes, J. Jenkel, P. Bishop, W. Waldorf, J. Laundrie. ROW 2: K. Simpson, L. Melnarik, D, Pearson, S. Clark, K. Summers, D. Dettmann, T. Glock. 38 JUNIORS: BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): L. Glickman, B. Charlier, S. Benson, P. Piper, J. Dettmann. ROW 2: P. Wagner, E. Tordeur, C. Lubin- ski, J. Morgan, L. Keyser, G. Seba, B. Ross, C. Lamb. SOPHOMORES: BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): L. Halbrook, B. Boyce, L, Kramer, M. Bluemle, J. Wright, L. Somers. ROW ' 2: T. Simcik, G. Mertens. D. Hess, P. Laundrie, D. Engler, S. DeWitt, C. VandenHeuvel, M. Pappas. 39 -4 s f : - Mf j Mr J i K -• 4 W -- « JftJ M Quill and Scroll BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): B. Bethe, R. Makes, J. Plouff. B. Jannusch, S. Clark, C. Dye. ROW 2: S. Olds, K. Simpson, A. Dettweiler. G. Anderson, J. Hare, D. Sonenfield. ROW 3: J. Stone, T. Sherrell, T. Destree, J. Moore, B. Buchberger, K. Messman. Mrs. Showers pins on Kathy Lamb’s Quill Scroll pin as Sheree Benson and Kathy Geb- hardt look on. Quill and Scroll is an honor¬ ary organization recognizing students who have done out¬ standing work on a school pub¬ lication. Students belonging to the BUZZ, MUSE, or PRE- BLEAIRE staffs are eligible. The members are selected by the advisors of these publications. 43 National Honor Society SECOND AND THIRD YEAR MEMBERS: BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): B. Bethe, J. Perdew, N. Bechard, N. Strom, S. VanDrisse, C. Hamlin, G. Jaeger, K. Gebhardt, J, Smits, L. Melnarik, B. Knaus, D. Pierquet, J. Mueller. ROW 2: B. Jannusch, C. Clark, K. Nicolaus, J. Laundrie, J. Jenkel. J. Jarstad, P. VandenHeuvel. D. Peters. J. Birch, J. Stone, B. Dick, K. Simpson, M. Mueller, C. Tordeur. ROW 3. D. Vincent, K. Messman. P. Heim, G. Uphill, D. Swim. C. Boyce, T. Lundstrom, W. Weidner. R. Pierquet, T. Destree, J. Moore, O. Renier. National Honor Society honors those students who excel in leadership, character, scholarship, and service. Stu¬ dents initiated into the organi¬ zation are selected by their teachers. They must have a 3.0 average and be active in school functions. SENIOR FIRST YEAR MEMBERS: BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): D. Krause, J. Nelson, D. Pear¬ son, C. Hess. D, DeGrave. ROW 2: J. Zilles, J. Hare, M. Nelson. J. Collins, P. Bishop. J. Kroll. ROW 3: D. Fontaine, S. Bero, M. Daniels, C. Baer. T. Rasmussen, C. Dye. 44 JUNIOR FIRST YEAR MEMBERS: BOTTOM ROW: (L-R); A, Groskopf, E. Ripp, N, Greifing, L. Strebel. ROW 2: D. Meyer, A. Davies, K. Hathaway, C. Lamal, J. Morgan. L. Glickman, P. Maier. ROW 3: D. Simpson, R. Tease, L. Miller, D. Johnsen, P. Nelson. S. Popp, D. Ruth. JUNIOR FIRST YEAR MEMBERS: BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): S. Peltier, L. Philipp, A. Dettweiler, Y. Sandmire, J. Jentz, A, Hamernik. M. Micksch, B. Brandtjen. ROW 2: D. Enigl, P. Siegmund, A. Smith, M. Swim, M. Pearson, M. Droege, P. Piper, K. VanderKelen, K. Heim, K. Dempsey. ROW 3: D. Aerts, J. Hansen, S. Beno. T. Hedge. S. Krider. D. Sadowitz, D. Murray. J. Kollath, T. Bush, M. Kurth. 45 Sigma Sigma honors those students who have main¬ tained a 3.75 average for two consecutive semesters. All students are eligible, and those who are members attend a banquet given in their honor at the end of the year. This year, 51 students were initiated into this honorary society. Pi Sigma Sigma ■K , % • THIRD AND FOURTH YEAR MEMBERS: BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): J. Blinn, B. Dick, 0. Renier. ROW 2: M. Mueller, J. Jarstad, J. Smits, D. Pierquet, J. Mueller. SECOND YEAR MEMBERS: BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): D. Peters, L. Melnarik, J. Jentz. G. Jaeger, N. Strom, D. Meyer. ROW 2: B. M. Droege, M. Pearson, C. Mikulsky, A. Hamernik, L. Philipp, Y. Sandmire, A. Groskopf, C. Wohlfahrt, D. Murray. ROW 3: D. Aerts, A. Smith, D. Sadowitz, C. Baer, S. Popp, K. Dempsey. Karnopp, R. Tease, 46 V ■ ■ ■ • f 4. X- r - f Ji JP 0 P r V vy v 5 I y v V v FIRST YEAR MEMBERS: BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): S. VanDrisse, P. Piper. S. DeWitt. K. Kuester. A. Wilquet. K. Daniels. ROW 2: J, Jenkel, J. Kroll, J, Modi, E. Zucker, L. Ott, J, Blinn, R. Haevers. ROW 3: S. Horkman. D. DeGrave, K. Sandmire. B. Hoops K Smits B Bush L. Jensen. I ’?■ ' - 1 . - % . 5- • V ■ 3 7 it Mr. Hamel congratulates Amy Wilquet at the Pi Sigma Sigma Banquet Charles Baer receives his Pi Sigma Sigma pin. 47 . i A t ' i V r M ■ ' V 4 ' u - i , . V . . LT ■ ;.■■! ' ■ VJ . 5 1 J A j - j , ? j ft- - jf v ■; ft,, • • “ ,■ .. ft ' • ■ item . 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J v ' “ i, i l M 4 , t 4 } A I ♦ ir‘ v . ll DEFENSIVE BACKS: BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): D. Meyer, D. Pirlott. D. Louis, J. Guzzonato. ROW 2: B. Hoffmann, J. McWey, G. Uphill, S. Roulette. LINEBACKERS: BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): R. Marcelle, D. Simpson, R. Wiggs, S. Bradley. ROW 2: R. Marcelle, R. Hostetler, J. Debbout, G. Wilcox. Preble’s grueling defense against Fond du Lac. Bubba (70) watches intently as play develops on the field. 53 J.V. Football W i - • ■ . i . ■ ’ ii 1 r L 41V TWf !. •1 k. . r ■ ' f ' rt A yQS ■r it ■ - tR, : ' 4 ' J m ■ • A - ftm -- ' . «N PI; 1 ’ ■■ .. -X . ' «fir ■nnBM p%ggS?? Fierce blocking his way through. opens a gap in the Southwest line and Steve Stoll berg (24) weaves J.V. Football ... a man’s game, a rough game of speed, strength, and strategy ... a game of crashing helmets, hard hitting blocks, agonizing tackles and crowd-pleasing touchdowns. ‘Hitters are Winners,” the motto of the J.V. football team prevailed during the 1972 sea¬ son. Despite their drawbacks in size and number, this year’s hard-hitting squad came through with a 4-3-1 record. Coach Pirman discusses strategy quarterback SteveConard. Coach Klein anticipates tensive move in the West i e next de- West game. -? ? r YA The herculean Hornet blocks the charging defensive line. DEFENSE: BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): M. Torn, R. Hoida, J. Webb, M. Wiggs, D. Tilque. ROW 2: J. Stevenson, J. Peters, B. Rentmeester, D. Klika, J. Gadamus, K. Koeppler. ROW 3: K. Rollin, C. Osmond, D. McCament, R. Thomson, M. LaPlant, M. Murray. S Z .. •«? | “ - 79 .- ■ ' i ABOVE: Preble’s fast moving.defense gets the ball carrier behind the line of scrim¬ mage. CAPTAINS: TOP RIGHT: Steve Conard. BOT r ' OM RIGHT: Steve Stollberg. 56 ■M Varsity Basketball Varsity Basketball .. . per¬ petual practices ... wrist¬ bands and floorburns ... crowded gyms and piercing noise ... feet beating against the bleachers .. . prayers and pep talks ... an outstanding season . .. Basketball Season. The 72-73 cagers broke 24 team and nine individual school records. The first Pre¬ ble team in 10 years to win more games than they lost, ended the season with 11 wins and 10 losses. Coach Wall ex¬ plained their success was due not only to increased player size but also to the team’s dis¬ ciplined shooting and re¬ bounding. Other factors in¬ cluded the great attitude of the players, and the unusually large support by the fans. Co-Captains Mike Daniels and Tim Behrendt led the Hor¬ nets throughout the year. Dan¬ iels, who besides becoming the conference leading scorer, also earned the honors of being named to the All-Confer¬ ence first team and the Hor¬ nets’ Most Valuable Player. In individual statistics, Dan¬ iels was the team’s leading rebounder, while Behrendt was the team’s leading offensive and defensive rebounder. Bob Hoffmann was credited with the most assists. i i f a r ■ • i i L ' TOP; Oespite the effort of a West play¬ er, Scott Paplham scores. RIGHT: Mike Daniels leaves a Two Rivers player pay¬ ing homage on the floor. STANDING: (L-R): D. Timm, D. Miller, R. Klimczyk, L, Miller, S. Becker, M. Daniels, S. Paplham, T. Lundstrom, C. Servi.T. Behrendt, D. Johnsen, S. Bradley, B. Hoffmann, R. VanderMeuse. KNEELING: S. Demarath, Coach Wall, D. Hasseler. TOP: Shaun Bradley looks for an open¬ ing in the Two Rivers defense. LEFT: Tim Behrendt surrenders the ball to Sheboygan North ' s Todd Dekker, 60 J.V. Basketball . .. getting in shape . . . endless layups and drills . .. pep talks, exhaustion .. . a slug of water ... basket¬ ball season, a great season! The key to the success of the 72-73 J.V. squad was that they played as a team ending with a 13-5 record. The offensive average per game was 48.3 points. The defense allowed their oppo¬ nents an average of only 43.4 points per game. Tom Simcik was the leading scorer, John Truttman the leading offensive and defen¬ sive re bounder, and Jeff Guz- zonato had the most assists. Steve Conard concentrates before at¬ tempting a free throw. STANDING: (L-R):C. Pichette, B. Cook. J. f ' ,s . Yoney, K. Sandmire, D. Morey. J. Truttman, T. Simcik, C. O’Donnell, M. I, J. Guzzonato. KNEELING: Coach Hill, R. Kaye. Tonn, G. Tilque, D Steve Conard soars for another score despite being surrounded by Manitowoc defensive players. Mark Tonn blocks an attempted shot by a Manitowoc player. The dedicated 1972-1973 squad under Coach Schmidt, produced the second best dual meet record in Preble’s 12 years of wrestling. Ending with an overall rec¬ ord of 9-2-1, Preble grapplers took first in the Fond Du Lac Invitational, first in the City Meet, fourth in the Confer¬ ence, and second in the Regionals. Steve Fox, 119-pounder, placing second in sectionals, continued on to state competition. The 1972-1973 co-captains were Mike Borzick, Dan Swim, and Mike VanErmen. ABOVE: Striving to pin your opponent ... TOP LEFT: Six minutes of giving all you’ve got ... Ending up with the most points ... Defeating your opponent! 65 F. ::A ' - J. V. Wrestling ABOVE: J. V. Wrestling . .. concern for your teammate ... RIGHT: Doing your part in a team effort. rr -,r-. X- : BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): D. Crockford, A. Gerrits, K. Umentum, D. Parish, L. Holl, D. Makos, D. Enderby, Coach Stephenson. ROW 2: B. Tomcheck, R. Singer, G. Wilcox, C. Charlier, M. Murray, J. Evraets. ROW 3: Manager Greg Peters, B. Hinckley, J. Dallaire, D. Sands, B. Katers, P. Rentmeester, T. Matzke, M. Eisenmann, L. Pinchard. MISSING: P. Brozyna, D. Evans, D. Simpson, D, Skarzynski. Striving to be on top ... ABOVE: Straining to prevent your op¬ ponent from scoring ... BELOW: An¬ ticipating the whistle ... WINNING THE MATCH! Coach Stephenson set the wheel in motion; and a group of rugged Preble matmen grappled their way to a fine wrestling season. Performing to their ability, the 1972-1973 J. V. squad compiled a 5-4-1 record. Many of this year’s J. V. ' s will continue on to the varsity team; and with the experience that J. V. competition provides, Preble can look forward to a promising Varsity squad next year. BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): T. Marasco, P. Soletski, M. Kramer, L. Woods. F. Drewiske, R. VanderLoop, G. Johnson, R. Roble, D. Fontaine, S. Stollberg, J. Peters. ROW 2: Coach Klein, B. Niedermeyer, F. Hayden, D. Simpson, G. Kielpikowski, R. Tease, R. Kellogg, C. Rob¬ erts, B. Rentmeester, B. Katers, M. Schahczenski, P. Mickle, T. Flegel, Coach Pirman. ROW 3: T. Behrendt, L. Miller, M. Tonn, P. Knox, J. Truttman, D. Murray, J. Moore, 8. Stone, D. Miller, D. Johnsen, D. Vincent, S. Popp, D. Morey, S. Paplham. The taste of victory .. . And hard work . . our trackmen have experienced it all. With no cooperation from the weatherman, Coach Pir¬ man and Coach Klein coached their thinclads to a successful 1973 season. Breaking school records were Pete Knox in the two and one mile run, Dennis Vincent in the half mile run, Chuch Servi in the high jump, Don Miller, Lee Miller, Steve Popp, and Bill Stone in the high hur¬ dles relay team, and Paul Nel¬ son, Donovan Morey, Pete Knox, and Dennis Vincent in the two mile relay team. The one mile relay team of Paul Nelson, Mark Schahczen¬ ski, Dennis Vincent, and Steve Popp won the Frorstad trophy at the city meet. Pete Knox took second in Sectionals which qualified him to go on to State. Pete Knox was named “The Most Valuable Runner” and Dave Murray “The Most Im¬ proved Runner.” 69 Girls Track BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): C. Stimart, D. Peters, J. Parins, B. Giese, C. Wohlfahrt, K. Ellingson, C. Skarzynski, B. Hackner, D. Mleziva, J. Plouff. ROW 2: P. Roberts, D. Rader, J. Jerovetz, A. Hamernik, A. Dettweiler, J. Segal!, D. Buckoski, T. Kaye, K. VandenBush. ROW 3: B. Rader, E. Zucker, J. Murray, L. Emmel, J. Collins. K. VandenAvond, L. Somers, M. Bechard. ROW 4: M. Micksch, L. Reed, L. White, L. Philipp, J. Bowers, M. Pappas, J. DeGrave, C. Tiesling, D. Gould. ROW 5: C. Elliott, A. Young, N. Fogel, K. Olson, D. Meyer, L. Roz- nowski, L. Rentmeester, A. Groskopf, L. Verheyden. ABOVE: Kay Ellingson starts to execute her high jump. LEFT: Bev Giese makes a soft landing, after jumping 15’8 ' 70 I m i i Jodi ns easily clears the hurdles during a meet. Jean DeGrave fli relay. to a finish in the 440 t! :: ? ■ j It is safe to say that this year’s track team, weather- wise, had one of the worst sea¬ sons. The rain cancelled out the team’s first three meets which had to be re-scheduled at a later date. Later in the sea¬ son, the city meet had to be postponed because of rain. However, this year’s team, despite the weather, had five girls who broke school track records: DiAnn Peters in long jump, Kay Ellingson in high jump, and Bev Giese, Deanna Buckoski, Jean DeGrave, and DiAnn Peters in the 440 relay. The girls received third in the city meet, third in Section¬ als and third in Regionals. Debbie Gould hands off the baton to Tina Kaye in the 880 relay. Debbie Rader starts to gather her strength to throw the shot. 71 1972 Cross Country City Champions BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): R. Metzler, D. Morey, R. Kellogg, P. Knox, T. Mead. P. Nelson, M. Brodhagen. ROW 2: M. Schahczenski, P. Clif ton, D, Murray, K. Wauters, R. VanderMeuse, D. Fontaine, M. Etsenmann, D. Vincent. ROW 3: Coach Drankoff, L. Hoffmann. L. Pin chard, D. Hasseler, P. Mickle, R. Dick, T. Jenkins, R. Ehrfurth, M. Manders. I ' J - V mm ■ r.T-rlf, ABOVE: Preble runners get the lead on their opponents. RIGHT: With an all-out ef¬ fort, captain Pete Knox strides to take first. i v N fa % . i m i r t P5|j 4 • y 1f« , ? i - r . -A k,- 1 ✓ € , - 2Pr ’i ♦v V -- it ' ■ ' •- Vr ' ■’ ' _ ' « r 1 ' -gfr rdr m J • ' jP j % | 4|: - • bcrw. -. ■% Jfr l£ Zf ' ■r - • % HK ' w, 2 ' . V5T ■ ' t. ’ - .: j V w C « 1972 ... One year ... A good year .. A great year... 1 A l n ££ m £ V • m egN K “ ’ P RSf : b : . - 1 A 4l m :: W ■ - ' Jr. y. W ■’■ 4b! ■ ;. ; - •• - ' % mh mm mm The year of the Hornet! ass: Jf ' : Cross Country straining to pass an opponent ... a des¬ perate effort to come in first ... dedication ... desire ... swollen feet pride CITY discipline . . . shinsplints .. CHAMPS! The Hornet harriers charged to a first and a second in the City and All-Metro meets re¬ spectively. Pete Knox was named “The Most Valuable Runner of 1972.” BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): B. Polachek, J. Guth, M. Manders, P. Salmon, M. Radeke, S. Perdew, S. Young, Coach Graham. BACK: M. Shade, D. Lodi, S. Bruechert, K. Metzler, B. Niedermeyer, K. Kurth, M. Albright, B. Wall, T. Glock, D. Sternhagen, M. Destree, J. Schahczenski, D. Sadowitz, R. Clark, R. Lessmiller, K. Wagner, R. Shade, R. Ropson, S. Stollberg, T. Cravillion, J. Killoran, T. Jo¬ sephs, D. Beno. ABOVE: R. Ropson pauses and holds a perfect “L position. RIGHT: Co-Cap¬ tains Lessmiller, Bruechert, and Nied¬ ermeyer accept the State Trophey for Coach Graham and the team. V • ) r ' « Jh „ V V — - • - ■ . , I C Tlr • :, • % r -V.W rS ;- ■ m Uj ' ■ ■ - S , SK ' -, K r ■M ' V ., . ‘ , -r O -t ■ : ; m N i i- - r Bruechert works with injury Niedermeyer shows his style ■ Jv p ft i ■ irj . i-a ! I ABOVE; Glock shows height in scis¬ sors. LEFT: Lessmiller concentrates on form. The Boys Gymnastic team had an excellent season this year, with the capture of the State crown. The team won all of their dual meets and lost only two of a total 16 meets. Senior Bill Niedermeyer gained the top honor of first in all-around competition at the State meet. Also adding greatly to the team effort at the State meet were Ron Ropson, finish¬ ing eighth in still rings, and seniors Tom Glock, fifth in side horse, Ron Lessmiller, third on parallel bars, and Sean Bruechert, who while perform¬ ing with a painful shoulder separation, added valuable team points in horizontal bar, parallel bars, and still rings. As Coach Graham stated “This is the best team I’ve ever had.” Girls Gymnastics BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): C. Stimart, D. Peters, S. Brown, C. VandenHeuvel, D. Hess, M. Bluemle, B. Baumgart, P. Skarzynski. ROW 2 L. Somers, A. Zellner, C. Skarzynski, P. VandenHeuvel. J. Hostet, S. Uhazie, J. Hoslet, D. Krumpos, J. Brown, D. Cayemberg, J Meverden Carla VandenHeuvel competes in Floor Exercise during a Preble Triangular meet. ABOVE: Sarah Brown waits for judges nod before performing her unevens routine. RIGHT: DiAnn Peters executes perfection in her compulsory Balance Beam routine. 76 - 0fc ,, i • • _ r • ' • ■ ‘ _ .• i Jane Brown concentrates before she dis mounts the unevens. Debbie Cayemberg waits for her scores at State. This year’s team was com¬ prised of 21 hard-working and determined girls. Practice was from two to two and a half hours a day, five days a week. At the end of their season, the girls had compiled a five and two optional record and a six and one compulsory rec¬ ord. The girls took the Section¬ al meet for the third time in three consecutive years. They finished third at State, which was held at Preble, before 1000 spectators. Each year the girls place their votes for whom they be¬ lieve were their Most Improved and Most Valuable teammates. Chris Skarzynski received Most Improved gymnast and Sarah Brown received Most Valuable gymnast. Colette Stimart performs on beam for the last time, for Preble Sarah Brown contemplates next year ' s season. Boys Tennis Team BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): J. Schahczenski, J. Kollath, T. Bush, S. Krider, K. Dempsey, J. Hansen, T. Hedge. ROW 2: Manager S. Demer ath, D. Guth, D. Sands, P. Piper, Coach Wall, Tennis is ... hours of prac¬ tice .. . glaring sun . . . rained- out meets ., . strategical fore¬ hand drives and powerful backhand hits .. . quick, low serves ... losing ... winning .. . tennis. The 1973 Boys Tennis Team supervised by first year Coach Wall, had the talent, but be¬ cause of a lack of experience in competition, failed to per¬ form to their capacity. This year’s squad, composed of mostly first year members, looks forward to an improved season next year. MIDDLE: Tom Bush slaps a backhand return. RIGHT: Dan Guth laces a shot to his opponent’s backcourt. 78 Girls Tennis Team BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): J. Kapalin, M. VonHeimburg, J. Wright, C. Hess, N. Fogel. ROW 2: J. Plouff, L. Verheyden, B. Bradley, B. Giese, M. Kremer. September 21 found the members of the Preble Girls Tennis Team in a nervous fren¬ zy, as this was the day of our first meet. After the loss to East in our opening meet, we went into the September 26 meet with Southwest psyched up and eager to win. And win we did! The final score was 13-4. The top two singles and the top doubles team from the schools were eligible to com¬ pete in the Sub-Sectional Meet. Our team finished in second place, two points behind the winning team. Throughout the season, tal¬ ent, sportmanship and interest were displayed, and Coach Golz plans even more reward¬ ing seasons. Connie Hess displays serving style. Sometimes, even coaches need a pep talk. 79 Boys Golf Team (L-R): S. Ottum. S. King, D. Nicolaus, T. Holm, K. Sandmire, S. Becker, T. Lundstrom, J Doeren, L. Pinchard. MIDDLE: Coach Hill. The 1973 Golf team was chosen in early April after a series of qualifying matches. The team’s season began with the Preble Invitational where the team placed second. The year continued with the conference meet, several tri¬ angular meets and the city meet. Preble’s hope for ending this year’s season in high standings depended mostly on the scores of seniors John Birch, Roger Pierquet, and Kurt Doeren — all three-year veterans. MIDDLE: John Birch taps the ball, aim¬ ing carefully for the hole. Girls Golf Team BOTTOM ROW: (L R): SECOND TEAM: L. Liebmann, J. Jerovetz, K. Ellingson, D. Mey¬ er. ROW 2: FIRST TEAM: J. Kuivinen, H. Houston, D. Gould, E. Zucker, C. Nicholson. The first Girl’s Golf team of Preble High School, made an excellent showing. In regular play they didn’t lose a single match. They went on to win the first All-City Golf meet, the Class A Sectional Tournament and took sixth place in the State Tournament. After a season of playing together, the girls expressed what being part of the team meant to them: “If I could add 10° to the weather, take 10 strokes off my score and keep the 10 new friends I met, it would be super.” Holly Houston “The girls may not par every hole, but in friendship we al¬ ways take top honors.” Debbie Gould Holly Houston tees off. Debbie Meyer takes a swing. Joan Kuivinen ponders a long drive. 81 Girls Swim Team BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): Mrs. Nysted, B. Ketcham, B. Mahoney, N. Blakesley, B. Ziese, C. Mahoney, Mrs. Kemper. ROW 2: M. Pearson C. Wangard, P. Melnarik, L. Matt, A. Hamernik, D. Pearson. ROW 3: B. Bush, B. Olds, S. Olds, K. Kraynik, L. Melnarik, C. Lamb. The swim team began their second season in October. The ' 73 team consisted of 14 girls, an improved turnout from last year’s team of two. The girls were coached by gym teachers at Edison. The swimmers dove into their second season with a win over East, followed by wins over West and Southwest. The girls went on to win the city meet and become sectional champs. The swim season ended with a record of 3-0. And after only a month of working together, pulled in a sixth at State. wan . i TOP MIDDLE: Lori Melnarik draws in another first. BOTTOM MIDDLE: Barb Olds prepares for her turn. „ V‘- _ ¥ Peggy Skarzynski executes her back pike. 82 Fall Sports Scores VARSITY FOOTBALL J.v. FOOTBALL Preble Opponent Preble Opponent 6 Sheboygan South 21 8 Sheboygan South 21 32 Southwest 7 6 Southwest 9 14 Neenah 15 7 Neenah 13 10 West 0 42 West 0 6 - Two Riverst 14 14 Two Rivers 13 42 Fond du Lac 0 32 Fond du Lac 6 24 Sheboygan North 7 0 Sheboygan North 0 22 Manitowoc 26 33 Manitowoc 6 6 East 7 GIRLS SWIMMING All-City Mee Preble lsx Regionals Preble 1st Sectionals Preble 1st State Preble 6th Metro Meet Preble Two Rivers Invitational Preble All-City Meet Preble 1st Fox Valley Conference Meet Preble 4th GIRLS GOLF Triangular Meet Preble 1st Green Bay West 3rd Appleton West 2nd All-City Meet Preble 2nd Triangular Meet Preble 1st Oconto 2nd Southwest 3rd Preble 1st East 2nd 3 GIRLS Preble East 5 8 Preble 13 Southwest 4 Sub-Sectionals Preble 10 Stevens Point 12 Shawano 12 Sectionals Preble 11 Stevens Point 15 Shawano 14 44 Sheboygan South 24 Southwest 2 1 Denmark 33 West 39 Bayport 27 Ashwaubenon 25 Two Rivers 22 Fond du Lac 48 Sheboygan North 14 Manitowoc 28 Appleton East 29 East BOYS GYMNASTICS GIRLS GYMNASTICS Triangular Meet Preble 1st Brown Deer 2nd Sheboygan South 3rd Preble Invitational Preble 1st Marshfield Invitational Preble 1st State Preble 1st Homestead Invitational Preble 1st G.B. 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' m •■ , I, . « i « 4t r 4 W f -«l 444 - V r I• — 5 i — f ■ 3S® • • ' fv , 3i ■ - Pi If 1 ; (v n 1 i - 1 ' l 1 •. tf 1 . ' 3 P%.“ 1 rJ; ’ t ■ ■« J I V M , l iV’;A tl 1 1 1 p-ft ■•• fcffl- ikift ' a i i ' i f 1 1 ' Nnl 4 ’Vv ' S {tliiS ' Pl • ■ V’ i V - j , ts v:- , fSri . ,• i. i, J i - T 5 f - ■ ' t, u « f 11 1 .t • --il’ ' •• ■;;■ ' ••• ■ yVvj 7 uAv.v ff F r v 1 • l r? i U ' N.tfii ' ;■A . Vt-Msl , 11 7m •• V ' . . h . . • . A. 4ilTO.. v • ' V fc’A ' V ' ,• , t , • b •• . 3 7;® ■ n H v v 5 V • ■: ; ;r ,v ! mI r Vffi ,V ' AyS w t t 4 i ' - Cheerleaders Despite injuries and other problems this year, the cheer¬ leading squads proved to be the major inspiration for school spirit at Preble. Led by Captains Stephanie Van Drisse (Varsity), and Jeannie Kroll (Jr. Varsity), the girls attended all pep assemblies and most sports events to back our ath¬ letic teams. JUNIOR VARSITY: BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): L. Steinfeldt, L. Keyser, C. VanBeek. ROW 2: K. Biskner, L. Blohowiak. TOP ROW: J. Kroll. 88 VARSITY: (L-R): C. Kittle, S. Deprey, S. Birdsall, D. Larscheid, S. VanDrisse GAA SENIORS: BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): M. VanderKelen, J. Collins, D. Pearson, J. Huguet, C. Backes, D. Larscheid, J. Kroll. ROW 2: L. Ver- heyden, P, VandenHeuvel, J. Kuivinen, S. Wall, J. Smits, D. Krause, D. Landerman, K. Summers. ROW 3: C. Hess, N. Peering, D. Peters, B. Giese, J. Ne lson, J. Jenkel, K. Kramer, L. Melnarik, B. Mahoney. ROW 4: K. Simpson, N. Blohowiak, !_. Ruth, S. Birdsall, J. Zilles, J. Hare, S. Clark, J. Steeno. The objective of the Girl’s Athletic Association is to give all girls at Preble the opportun¬ ity to participate in athletic activities. The girls compete in drop, kick, and punt, bowling, basketball, volleyball, and softball. GAA holds an old-fashioned carnival each year, and the girls also sponsor a picnic and camping trip for themselves in the spring. RIGHT: Miss Maslowski explains the rules of the game. 90 Jan Jauquet gets ready for a set-up to the front line. Junior GAA members play a fast game of volleyball. JUNIORS: BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): G. Seba, K. Hayden, M. Ulmen, L. Erickson, R. Rieder, S. Brown, N. Fogel, S. Schweikert. ROW 2: C. Henrichs, J. Jauquet, T. Heyrman, E. Tordeur, P. Rempett, C. Charles, C. Wohlfahrt, B. Bradley, D. Neumeier. ROW 3: M. Droege, M. Pearson, C. Gallagher, M. Harrill, B. Engstrom, C. Lamal, K. Eilingson, T. Schuchart. ROW 4: J. Olejniczak, C. Jacobs, B. Brooker, D, Giese, D. Meyer, K. Olson, P. Bechle, D. VanLanen, E. Ripp. 91 SOPHOMORES: BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): P. Cretton, K. Knox. S. Horkman. C. Schmoll. J. VanLanen, G. Wolf, D. Smiddy, R. Foucault. ROW 2: P. Laundrie, L. Feldhausen, L. Piper, K. Ziegelbauer, K. Kroll, C. Grognet, M. Malcore, J. Tomaszewski. ROW 3: K. Peterson, M. Bechard, B. Boyce, S. DeWitt. C. VandenHeuvel, S. Neerdaels, J. DeGrave, P. Sticka. ROW 4: P. Melnarik. K. Schultz, K. Daniels, J. Parins, M. Zeise, S. LaFortune, S. Ranee, D. Gould. ABOVE: After missing a set-up, M. Bluemle finds herself on the floor laughing. RIGHT: Sophomores antici¬ pate decision of a volleyball play. JJL iiH li LAJ fTTA jiAJ « « ' , (f ' O Plastics Guild This year, the boys in Plas¬ tics Guild made trophies for each of the gymnastic meets. They also had the annual du¬ ties of bringing Elberp Tenroh to home football games and making and selling spirit pins during Homecoming Week. ■ u t BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): G. Anderson, D. Fontaine, M. Weas, S. Borley. ROW 2: M. Boncher. S. Bushmaker, B. Hinckley, T. Giock. ROW 3: C. Malcore, M. Brienen, R. Bersch, R. LessmiMer. ' k 1} 3 , 1 7J to $ MX . - ' v v •• £ ; d ! 1 |t- -Si i J ft BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): C. Elliott, A. Hamernik, J. Jerovetz. ROW 2: J. McIntosh, J. Jentz, M. Swim, M. Micksch, P. Siegmund. ROW 3: M. Leemon, T. Hedge, T. Rasmus¬ sen, J. Hansen, C. Boyce, G. Peters, G. Herrick, M. Eisenmann. STOP Students That Oppose Pollu¬ tion is an ecology-minded club that is trying to make people aware of the environmental problems of today, and is doing something about help¬ ing people help themselves. The club’s main purpose is the maintaining of the reclama¬ tion center, located in the school’s parking lot. Other events include an end of the year picnic for all of the club ' s members. BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): D. Bellmore, J. Modi. ROW 2: D. DeGrave. P. Siegmund, D. En- igl. D. Aerts. Science Club The main objective of the Science Club is to provide opportunities in science and related fields which are not available through classroom activities. This year Science Club ac¬ tivities included water, air, and soil quality analysis. Many of the areas of photography are also explored. There are op¬ portunities for individual stu¬ dents to participate in science fairs and symposiums throughout the area. Conservation Club The aim of Conservation Club is to interest students in the environment. The club ' s largest project is the Arbor Day tree sale. The members have also planted over 400 tlower bulbs around the school this year. The hyacinths, tulips, crocus, daffodils and snow¬ drops were purchased with profits from the tree sale. BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): R. Frisque, R. VanderMeuse, D. Swim. ROW 2: T. Bettis. R. Lar- dinois, J. Kaluza, J. Fontaine. 95 SPANISH CLUB: BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): B. Bethe, J. Perdew, L. Melnarik, C. Carlson, S. Roderick, C. Jacobs, P. Laundrie, B. Dettweil- er, G. Mertens, ROW 2: N. Fogel. L. Ruth, A. Wilquet, M. Nelson, J. Mueller, T. Ziemer, J. Smits, C. Wagner, B. Dettweiler, L. Reed. ROW 3: L. Miller, R. Wiggs, S. Bradley, K. Groth, B. Bush, J. Brown, C. Lamb, K. Krause, D. Gould, C. Warden, P. Maier. Spanish Club Spanish Club is an active social organization for students who have had at least one year of Spanish. Attending the Folk Fair in Milwaukee and going on a “European Tour” with the French and German Clubs are just two of the annual, major events in which the members can partici¬ pate. During the school year, members have been known to stage a mock initiation, celebrate a “Fiesta de Navidad” at Christmas time, and plan a special springtime activity. It is the objec¬ tive of the club to promote the use of the Spanish language and to foster an appreciation for His¬ panic culture in general. German Club Any student who has an interest in any aspect of Germany was welcomed into German Club. This year, the activities planned helped to acquaint members with the cultural aspects of Germany. The main objective of German Club, however, is to have fun. German Club joined oth¬ er language clubs for the trip to the Folk Fair in Milwaukee and “European Tours” night in Febru¬ ary. Other activities were a spring bike hike and a field trip to a German show and restaurant in Milwaukee. GERMAN CLUB: BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): M. Rienow, L. Glickman, K. Kramer, S. Buttke. ROW 2: D. Rebman, M. Bechard, K. Knox, B. Boyce, J. Tomaszewski, K. Kueper. ROW 3: K. Messman, J. Hansen, D. Stover, D. Giese, D. Krumpos, B. Buchberger. MISSING: J. Nelson. w m 1 A J . fs Jlfll • • «• ,l . « I « 14 «i l 4 14 4 m , •; 1 i. ' J •! - 4 m 1 ) f I ' « V 2 4 H • ft ' I 4 - ► ji 9 tjk t «t i i 1 4 4 • . . i . J •« i i vf t !! | c? ! p J ini! ! f ■ ' , . ■ - AH I j f l J t « J ifrr I « f ' i W ; l g ' i ' iS y - w BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): P. Benz f T. Huntley, D. DeGrave, D. Krause, A. Dettweiler. ROW 2: L. Michiels, L. Bedore, K. Day, M. Droege, D. Bellmore. ROW 3: S. Neerdaels, S. Evenson, D. Gould, T. Hedge, P. Wagner, D. DeGrave, M. Pearson. French Club French Club attempts to in¬ clude the ideas, customs, foods, and language of France in its activities. Travelling to the Folk Fest in Milwaukee, selling and distributing valen¬ tines, and having a French banquet in the spring were some of the larger events of the year. MUSE The Preble MUSE, Preble ' s literary magazine, was pub¬ lished by the MUSE staff under the direction of Mrs. 0. Show¬ ers. The staff collected, ar¬ ranged, and preserved in the magazine, the literary efforts of the student body. Other projects that mem¬ bers of the MUSE staff under- m took were a Christmas tea for the faculty, meetings with pub¬ lishers and authors, and the Quill and Scroll initiation and awards. t h BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): L. Glickman, C. Warden, C. Dye. ROW 2: A. Davies, D, DeGrave, B. Buchberger, K. Kramer, J. Smits. ROW 3: M. Dobratz, B. Jannusch, B. Karnopp. 98 BUZZ BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): D. Sadowitz, R. Gebhard, K. Kramer, B. Buchberger, C. Dye, M. Hare, M. Shade. ROW 2: G. Herrick, M. Swim, D. Timm, D. Peters, T. Sherrell, P. Laundrie, L. Kramer. ROW 3: K. Nicolaus, L. Gragg, J. Jenkel, L. Haviland, K. Beyer, M. Malcore, J. Modi, M. Pappas. ROW 4: T. Destree, C. Hess, D. Meyer, L. Melnarik, L. Philipp, C. Wangard, K. Peterson. ROW 5: K. Messman, S. Brown, J. Stone. J. Stone, B. Buchberger, M. Shade, and K. Messman discuss newspaper ideas. This year the BUZZ distribut¬ ed 11 issues and also co-spon- sored the Faculty-Mod Squad Basketball game. The staff earned an “All- American” rating for the first semester from the National Scholastic Press Association. This is the highest honor be¬ stowed upon a high school newspaper, and is attained by only 30% of the papers in the nation. Also, this year’s staff attend¬ ed several conferences where they picked many new and in¬ teresting ideas to liven up the BUZZ. 99 Prebleaire BOTTOM ROW (L-R): S. Benson, Mrs. Frisque, B. Bethe. ROW 2: J. Perdew, S. Brown, K. Simpson, S. Olds, J. Brown, A. IDettweiler, A. Davies. ROW 3: M. Pappas, S. DeWitt, M. Bluemle, L. Piper, E. Bitters, K. Rhoden. ROW 4: K. Koeppler, R. Thomson, D. Kusch, R. Skogg, S. Clark, J. Hare. ROW 5: G. Anderson, M. Hare, P. Bishop, J. Moore, J. Laundrie, M. Shade. For the yearbook staff, sell¬ ing ads brings the start of lay¬ outs and typing. There is a cover to design, pictures to be taken, a theme to decide, more layouts, more typing, and then, proofreading to be done. Finally, the pages can be sent to the yearbook company, in Kansas. All of this year ' s staff was dedicated — each person helped the other with any job that needed to be done. Mrs. Frisque, the book’s new advi¬ sor, helped tremendously by learning how to do layouts, by typing copy, and by pitching in her ideas whenever problems occurred. Ann Dettweiter lays out some of her section. 100 Editor, Barb Bethe, is found proofreading. Publications Activities K. Messman and $. Brown discuss layout ideas with Mr. Heiser, while pasting up. Business Manager, S. Benson does some office work. ABOVE: M. Shade and M. Hare look over ideas for division pages. RIGHT: Editor of the BUZZ, K. Kramer, reads the latest issue. 101 gft r I + . r 4 A Jt v r i 4 0 d t -- - I a l. ' S %k.J$ i ¥ • The objective of Future Nurses of America is threefold: First, it gives members infor¬ mation about the wide range of health careers open to the individual. Second, FNA pro¬ vides first hand information through field trips to health institutions, and through visit¬ ing speakers. Third, the organi¬ zation provides services to var¬ ious health institutions. This year, FNA visited Beilin Memorial and Brown County Hospitals, and made tray fa¬ vors for hospitalized children. BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): V. Wanner, D. Phillips, L. LeFevre, L. Skorczewski, C. Neumeier. ROW 2: P. Bechle, K. Kane, T. Kowaleski, D. Pieschek, L. Somers, D. Bellmore. J. Daul. ROW 3: D. Schoen, C. Schweiner, J, Plouff, C. Tilot, M, Bradley. FHA A busy club this year, was Future Homemakers of Ameri¬ ca. The group collected for UNICEF, Christmas caroled at Parkview Manor Nursing Home, attended the FHA rally at Southern Door High School, won the Homecoming mini float contest, and held a spring style show. To make money, the girls worked at car washes and sold stationary and pies. Their aim was to send four girls to a state convention at Green Lake, Wis. in June. I pi -77.;- ' ! 2 -r ■ immi ..in W . I ar v f-i r 4 r m t I ti BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): M. Skaletski. L. LeRoy, S. Peltier, L. Verheyden. ROW 2: S. Schweikert. J. VanLieshout. L. Mileski. C. Holl, J. Cayemberg, J. Stodola, J. Jentz. ROW 3: B. Gerczak, M. Nooyen, S. Herman, C. Fleck, K. VanderKelen, M. Vander- Kelen, B. Broekman, S. Hafeman. !. V L 1 I ■ r. 1 -2“ SL ' H BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): M. Forsythe, D. Karchinski, S. Rodgers, J. Perdew, N. Bechard, Mr. Mitchell. ROW 2: E. Tordeur, M. Peters, P. Vandenbush, R. Beyer, D. Flavion, J. Deterville, M. Vandenbush, T. Haltaufderheide, D. Clark. ROW 3: B. Besaw, T. VanLaanen, S. Larscheid, P. Speerschneider, L. Vlies, J, Dallaire, J. Mleziva, P. O ' Leary. ROW 4: K. Kusniesz, G. Jonet, N. Falish, T. VanLanen, G. Rentmeester, M. Calewarts, S. VandenPlas. BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): M. Phillips, K. Heim, G. Stahl, P. Heim. ROW 2: G. VanLanen, D. Baenen, K. fhompson, B. VandenL- angenberg K Umentum. D. Enderby, P. Schauer, A. DeBot, R. Hawley. ROW 3: M. Baeten, G, Stahl, B. Abts, S. Horkman, R. Van- Egeren, C. Blahnik, D. Dupont, C. Effertz, J. Czarneski, B. VanRite. ROW 4: R. VanderLoop, W. Jacobs, M. Harrill, S. DeVillers, S. Pederson, J. Hoogland, C. Baeten, C. Speerschneider, R. Marcusen, R. Peters, M. Falish, T. Tilkens. 104 IS II ■ ■ X V s A, - r? Wfii: m t FFA Proficiency Award Winners are recognized at the Banquet. V FFA is one of the largest organizations at treble, with 140 members. The club participated in many local and state contests this year, such as the state judging contest, the county fair, the junior livestock show, and the local and district pub¬ lic speaking and creed speak¬ ing contests. Educational tours to Madi¬ son, Racine, and Kenosha were major projects of the FFA. Two members also repre¬ sented Preble’s FFA in June, at the State Convention at Green Lake. ■ L l!v r ’ M Y W |g£ 0 The officers for the 1972-73 school year were: M. Philips, R. Malcore, G. Stahl, Mr. Mitchell — Advisor, K. Heim, M. Kurth, and P. Heim. Paul Heim receives the Outstanding Senior FFA Member award. K U 1 4L tk. i V Mr. John David receives the Outstand ing Service Award. C. Tordeur, P. Heim, and N. Bechard receive awards for State FFA judging 105 ' f f r W , , J . f£p{! ffj Mil X 1 ! ; i - y f 1 ■ ,7 ' a J l J i ¥1 2 1 « 1 1 ? f ill If! ■ 2 l , “ J 1 tiff ! JL-i 1 I. a 2 Forensics BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): R. Makos, R. Soletski, D. Walker, A. Hamernik, R. Singer, L. Ott, A. Pfankuch. ROW 2: D. Pierquet, J. Stodola, A. Deutsch, M. Swim, J. Jerovetz, B. Jannusch, M. Pappas, J. Daul. ROW 3: S. Peltier, D. Sonenfield, M, Willame, T. Henes, T. Hedge, G. Herrick, C. Boyce, J. Hansen, B. Buchberger, T. Sherrell, J. Hawley, B. Schulz. Forensics provides an op¬ portunity for students to devel¬ op interests in acting, reading and speaking. It develops poise through performance in a competitive setting. Beginning with the one-act play contest in the fall, and concluding with the spring speech activities, Forensics is a year long activitiy. 107 Z Club BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): D. Pierquet, J. Jenkel, A. Hamernik, L. Kramer, P. Jenkel, T. Ziemer, P. Benz, J. Kielpikowski, L. Glickman, M. Harrill, S. Roderick. ROW 2: N. Bechard, J. Perdew, P. Bishop. S. Clark, S. Brown, M. Pearson, D. Pearson, J. Nelson, K. Kramer, S. Buttke, J. Smits, C. Backes. ROW 3: J. Laundrie. N. Strom, J. Hare. T. Huntley, S. Neerdaels, C. Gallagher, C. Henrichs, M. Deprey. M. Bluemle, P. Laundrie, A. Davies, A. Young. ROW 4: M. Droege, P. VandenHeuvel, N. Deering, L. Ruth, M. Berth, J. Zilles, C. War¬ den, K. Nicolaus, C. Croll, C. Jacobs, B. Brooker, L. Gragg, T. Ruben. Z Club is a service organiza¬ tion dedicated to helping oth¬ ers. The girls raised enough money to support Aida, an orphan, for one year. Aida’s support will be continued by the future Z Club members. Some of the club’s activities were selling flowers at football games for the City of Hope and making clothes and dressing dolls for needy children. They also donated volunteer hours and money to the CP Telethon. The club participated in nu¬ merous other activities throughout the year. Mrs. Greilin Z Club advisor, installs new member. 108 Key Club The services that Key Club provided for the community worked in cooperation with their.theme, “Insure Tomor¬ row”. The boys’ organization worked with the Cancer Fund, and co-sponsored the Mod Squad-faculty game. An aim of Key Club was to send some of the members to the District and Internationa! Conventions. BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): D. Aerts, R. Pierquet, D. Skarzynski, P. Nelson, J. Dallaire, T. Bush, D. Murray. ROW 2: R. VanderMeuse, D. Timm, T. Behrendt, J. Birch, D. John- sen, D. Morey, C. Baer. Supply Store The supply store exists for the convenience of students, providing small school sup¬ plies at moderate prices. The students who give up their open mods to work in the store, gain minor retail experience. Funds made from sales go to Preble’s extra curricular fund. (L-R): L. Erickson, M. Willame, D. Bellmore. 110 Monitors The hall monitors are an informal group of students who volunteer some of their free mods to be stationed at the desk outside of the main office. The monitors carry mes¬ sages, greet visitors, serve as guides, and help out the facul¬ ty in numerous other ways. (L-R): J. Coppin, S. Schweikert, M. Willame. Libra ry Club The library club is a group of students who perform a serv¬ ice to our school by assisting in the library. They work at the charge-out desk, prepare bul¬ letin board displays, shelve books, help students operate the microfilm readers, check the exit for overdue books, and do many other media related activities. A visit to the new University Learning Center highlighted the spring activities. BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): C. Jones, D. Whiting, C. Charles, B. Anderson, J. Zellner. ROW 2: J. Collins, J. Daul, M. Harrill, L. Hoffmann, C. Tilot, J. Coppin. Ill If at . 44 M . , - - , ....... 0 It ?0r :zm ' . MV S f- •- + . +V :H- ' • 1. • . BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): R. Tease, D. Fontaine, R. VanderMeuse, D. Skarzynski, P. Knox, J. Dallaire. ROW 2: D. Hasseler, T. Mead, D. Morey, D. Guth, M, Schahezenski, L. Mill¬ er, D. Johnsen. ROW 3: D. Timm, S. Bradley, D. Miller, T. Behrendt, T. Lundstrom, J. Birch, S. Paplham. FCA The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is a national organiza¬ tion that includes thousands of athletes on the professional, college, and high school levels. The goal of the FCA is to confront athletes and coaches, and through them, the youth of the nation with the message of Jesus Christ. Members are urged to become actively in¬ volved in their churches. Meet¬ ings include Bible studies, dis¬ cussions, films and tapes. Drama Club The purpose of the Drama Club is to provide an opportun¬ ity to its members to develop drama skills and to learn dra¬ ma procedures. The organization held bake sales and sold refreshments at various recreational events to earn money for field trips. Drama Club travelled to Neen- ah to see “Of Mice and Men” by the Gunthre Theatre. V BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): D. VanLanen, M. Mikulsky, K. Sconzert, J. Vandenhoven, L. Ott, E. Bitters. ROW 2: A. Davies. B. Jarmusch, J. Jerovetz, A. Hamernik, S. Bonk, L. Baug- net. C. Hansen, M. Malcore. ROW 3: K. Olson, M. Bradley, B. Gerczak, K. Vander- Kelen, L. LeRoy, S. Peltier, J. Stodola. ROW 4: J. Greer, D. Harrington, P. Bechle, M. Henrichs, J. Modi, J. Daul, D. Rebman. B. Schulz. ROW 5: D. Hasseler, M. Pappas, T. Connelly, C. Tilot, C. Schweiner, S. Zimonick, L. Strebel, M. Swim. 112 Orchestra BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): R. Viviano, J. Blinn. K. Schweikert, B. Dettweiler, K. Gebhardt, C. Kittle, S. Buttke. G. Jaeger, B. Dettweiler, K. Kuester, C. Schmoll, D. Sadowitz. ROW 2: R. Buss, S. Borucki, A, Groskopf, K. Krause, T. Stanley, Mrs. Hardt, J. Mueller, M. Mueller, C. Hess, L. Philipp. ROW 3: B. Brandtjen, S. Olds, D. DeKeyser, T. SherreM, T. Lundstrom, P. Nelson, J. Blinn, J. Hansen, J. Smits. M. Nelson. Band Council and Band BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): D. Enigl, M. Nel¬ son, Harry, J. Mueller, Mr. Hunsberger. ROW 2: C. Hess, M. Schahczenski, B. Bomber. 113 BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): D. Gilsoul, J. Jenkel, T. Ruben, J. Mueller, S. King, J. Ketcham, D. Crone. ROW 2: D. Pierquet, A. Wilquei S. Isaacson, D. Meyer, J. Hawk, M. Pieschek, J. Modi. ROW 3: R. Ropson, J. DeGroot, S. Clark, C. Tilot, M. Pappas, K. Olson, T. Stanley, C. Skarzynski. BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): M. Dart, E. Bitters, V. Gebhard, J. VandenAvond, M. Deprey, P. Bechle, R. White. ROW 2: D. Ruth, C. Hess, M. Mueller, J. Dettmann, M. Hornsby, H. Hebei, D. Breitenbach, M. Schahczenski. 114 BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): S. Baneck. D. Crockford, K. Boerst. D. Enigl. D. Timm, C. Charlier, B. Crawford. J. Seiler, B. Wall. ROW 2: R Viviano, G. Peters, D. Strong, D. Jaeger, J, Stevenson, M. Tonn, D, Timm, T. Mead, G. Johnson. BOTTOM ROW (L-R): L. Ruth, D. Maccaux. P. Melnarik, R. Skogg, D. Sternhagen, R. Dick, S, Smith, D. Piton, B. Prichard, K. Biskner. ROW 2: E. Bedore, T. Lundstrom, R. Gebhard, B. LeMere, P. Subitch, J. Stevenson, R. Cook, B. Bomber, M. LaLuzerne, N. Hassell, D. Pieschek. BOTTOM ROW (L-R): S. Spofford, L. Lefevre, J. Greer, L. Melnarik, G. Jaeger, J. Kuivinen, J. Smits. L, Jensen. ROW 2: D. Gussert, A. Gibson, G. Ausloos, B. Reines, R. Brienen, T. Froelich, D, DeKeyser, M. LaPlant, K. Gibson. 115 Madrigal BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): A, Renier, C. Albert, L. Strebel, L. Liebmann. J. Zilles, M. Nelson, P. Bishop. ROW 2: S. Fox, B. Stevens, P. Nelson, M. Ray, R. Ostrenga, T. Henes, M. Dart, T. Katers. BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): S. Deprey, L. Keyser, D. Koss, J. Zellner. ROW 2: D. Johnson, B. Karnopp, A. Pinchart, T. Katers, T. Henes. ROW 3: B. Klimczyk. R. Pinchart, M. Dart, D. Skarzynski, A. Dettweiler. ROW 4: L. Haviland. J. Jentz, D. Peters, D. Weeden, C. Albert, R. Roznowski. 116 Senior Girls Glee Club BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): K. Kane, J. Zellner, S. Blozinski, C. Backes, C. Boncher. M. Allard, T. Hagemeier, P. Kremer, D. Neumeier, C, Jones, $. Smiddy, M. Schwartz. ROW 2: S. Lindsley, D. Bader, B. Ross, D. Brunner, K. Mohr, C. Loritz, K. Summers, K. LaLuzerne, M. Arthur, M. Baeten, N. Adams, C. Mertens. ROW 3: M. Heisler, B. Jannusch, C. Guth, L. VanDenLangenberg, C. Brosig, L. Verheyden, L. Fleck, D. VanLanen, C. Misovec, V. Thompson, L. Schott, M. Dobratz, M, Borlee. Sophomore Girls Glee Club BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): A. Young, K. Kueper, M. Process, S. Gould. M. Zolper, J. Vandenbush. K. Srenski, C. Tiesling, K. rayes. J. Lontkowski, D. Owen. ROW 2: D. Smiddy, M. Peltier, N. Sylvester, C. Elliott, D. Rader, P. Roberts, A. Strand, M. Schott, L. Somers, G. Keyser, M. Nooyen, G. Seba. 117 Mixed Chorus 118 Sophomore Chorus BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): L. Ott, D. Dart, S. Brunner, D. Soletski, D. Haviland, S. Baumer, B. Schulz, D. Lundy. ROW 2: C. Adrians, S. Brunnette, M. VonHeimburg, M. Shade, P. Ray, J. Hoslet, T. Williams, T. Koss. ROW 3: M. Ziese, D. Hess, D. Klika, J. Johnson, M. Destree, W. Ripp, R. Haevers, J. Malcore. ROW 4: M. Johnson, B. Katers, J. Maloney. MISSING: J. Miller. Mixed Chorus OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP: BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): D. Breitrick, C. Jacobs, L. Keyser. M. Bluemle, K. Vincent, E. Zucker, J. Borlee, L. Er¬ ickson. ROW 2: D. Kerlinske, P. Bishop, K. Farrell, L. Hurley, S. Deprey, D. Peters, J. Kapalin, S. LaCount, K. Frisque, C. Schmoll. ROW 3: C. Hess. L. Haviland, L. Comstock, C. Balza, J. Zilfes, M. Nelson, R. Singer, A. Pinchart, D. Skarzynski, L. Demeny. ROW 4: E. Zellner, B. Bomber, P. Ostrenga, T. Haltauftderheide, T. Henes, J. Coppin, M. Dart, R. Kuchta, T. Katers, G. Zeilner. OPPOSITE PAGE: BOTTOM: BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): C. Carlson, D. Johnson, S. Johnson, C. Albert, S. Bensen, L. Strebel, J. Stodola, L. Kukla. M. Murray. ROW 2: A. Renier, K. VanderKelen, S. Meyer, B. Brooker, A. Dettweiler, E. Ripp, A. Davies, S. Peltier, D. Maccaux, D. Koss. ROW 3: S. Fox, M. Kluth, D. Duffek, D. Walker, B. Karnopp, B. Klimczyk, L. Liebmann, C. Frisque, L. Mertens. P. Piper. D. Weeden. ROW 4: R. Roznowski, P. Fieck, R. Pinchart, P. Nelson, M. Ray. B. Stevens, P. Piper, D. Johnson, M. Albright. 119 A O ORS Being a senior is . . A.C.T. tests . getting to boss the underclassmen ... senior class play .. . rewards .. . Sen¬ ior Ball . . corsages . . . skip day .. . gowns escape) parties .. . caps and . . graduation (and . . . fulfillment . . . choosing a college and a ca¬ reer . . . being separated from home and old friends . . . mak¬ ing new friends .. . new experi¬ ences and responsibilties . . . job hunting . . memories and FUN. . r . CLASS OFFICERS: BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): J. Laundrie. L, Melnarik. ROW 2: D. Vincent T. Lundstrom. KRIS ALBERS sue Albers CONNIE ALBERT DAVID AMENSON 22 CAROL BACH CYNDl BACKES KEITH DUQUAINE CHARLENE DYE MARK EBELING CYNTHIA EBERT fj, „ r iw il ' fr r HL i M 2M ‘ 1- ftJF | _ Jy : ■ % jf Mr ihE v - ?♦ ’ ! t ' 4 T : f % . A !;?4Lt{ - ,11,1 • fr |J 1 «g «E l BllP SiK.j MIKEVANDERKELEN ON VANUERMEUSE SHARON VANEGEREN STEVEVANEGEREN ■ ' w ' B ! H $E ' m , ,|i ' M Jr ■ r i jm r|i J ET s r Bgr j. -., 1 • j? jL 1 y t 4 x - r iAiJHB KM . J % y j . v m j i j ; tL j jiyL ' «j, • •■! ■ k 3v 2 14b i 4t Ijcs t ' ■ ! 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B-m, imji r. -,i ' ‘ I Tf •. « . i ■;!« TI 1 4 ; t • ’ • k I i r ; 1 1 N • f i ' J ; Lfy n ,( i; W‘jf . (if ijrif ' ♦ K Riv ‘ 4 • - .. rf • r ;v k [T l ' fc f. ? JUNIORS Being a Junior is .. . defi¬ nitely better than being a soph¬ omore ... planning for a most original Junior Prom .. . spon¬ soring car washes to pay off the debts ... being eligible for the National Honor Society .. . ending the year with the thought of only one more year to go. CLASS OFFICERS: BOTTOM ROW: (L-R): Jerri Kapalin, Sherry Deprey. ROW 2: Tom Hedge, Tom Bush. N. Adams D. Aerts R. Albert M. Albright L. Allard M. Allard K. Anderson M. Arthur M. Baeten M. Baeten G. Barrette B. Baugnet L. Baugnet R. Bauknecht B. Baumgart B. Beaton P. Bechle B. Becker S. Becker T. Becker D. Bellmore S.Beno S.Benson K. Benz 148 P. Berndt T. Beyer K. Biskner N. Blakesley B. Bomber S. Bonk M. Borlee J. Bowers B. Bradley S. Bradley B. Brandtjen D. Breitenbach D. Breitrick D. Brice P. Brice R. Brienen B. Brooker R. Brown S. Brown D. Brunner J. Brunner T. Bush S Bushmaker R. Buss M. Cafaro C. Carlson J. Cayemberg C. Charles D. Charles B. Charlier C. Charlier D. Clark D. Clark C. Cleereman P. Clifton M. Collier L. Comstock T. Connelly J. Coppin C. Corbeille D. Crockford C. Croll J, Dallaire A. Daul A. Davies R. Davies J. DeBot D. DeGrave M. DeGreef J. DeGroot L. DeGroot S. Demerath K. Dempsey D. Denis S. Deprey J. Deterville J. Dettmann J. Dettmann A. Dettweiler A. Deutsch P. DeVillers M. Dobratz D. Dow C. Drabes F. Drewiske M. Droege J. DuBois C. Effertz K. Eggert M. Eisenmann K. Ellingson C. Enderby B. Engstrom D. Enigl L. Erickson A. Eschelweck M. Estel D. Evans J. Evraets S. Evrard L. Fleck T. Flegel N.Fogel S. Fox C. Frisque K. Frisque T. Froelich J. Gadamus L. Gaddis C. Gallagher S. Genke D. Georgia R. Georgia D. Giese S. Giese K. Gillaume D. Gilsoul C. Gleason L. Glickman P. Gossen J. Gould L. Gragg M. Greiling N. Greiling A. Groskopf J. Gross C. Guth C. Hafeman T. Hagemeier S. Haines T. Haltaufderheide A, Hamernik C. Hansen J. Hansen W. Harrig M, Harrill D. Harrington T. Hart D. Hasseler K. Hathaway K. Hayden M. Hebei T. Hedge K. Heim M. Heisler G. Hemb C. Henrichs G. Herrick P. Hertel T. Heyrman B. Hinckley R. Hoffmann L. Holl R. Hostetler H. Houston J. Hull T. Huntley L. Hurley M. Isco C. Jacobs S. Jacobs J. Jadin J. Jaklin J. Jauquet J. Jauquet J. Jentz J. Jerovetz D. Johnsen G. Johnson C. Jones C. Jossart J. KaLuza L. Kaminecki K, Kane B. Karnopp T. Kaye V. Kelley D. Kerlinske L. Keyser S. Klarkowski R. Klika R. Klimczyk J. Klish M, Kluth D. Klutterman S. Knaus S. Knight R. Kofler J. Koflath J. Korpat D. Koss T. Kowaleski P. Kremer S. Krider D. Kroll J. Kroll R. Kroll B. Kropp S. Kropp D. Krumpos R. Kuchta B. Kuglitsch K. Kurth M. Kurth K. Kusniesz S. LaCount M.LaLuzerne M.LaLuzerne C. Lamal C. Lamb M. LaPlant D. Lardinois R. Lardinois D. Lardo S. Larscheid F. Laurent R. LeMere B. Lenss L. LeRoy J. Lester D. Linden M. Louis C. Lubinski D. Maccaux R, Maccaux C. Magnuson P. Maier T. Mann K. Marcusen V. Martin J. Maske J. Matzke J. McKeefry J. McWey J. Melotte L. Menne C. Mertens L. Mertens P. Metoxen K. Metzler B. Meverden D. Meyer L. Michiels M. Micksch C. Mikulsky M. Mikulsky L. Miller J. Mleziva K. Mohr J. Morgan K. Morris S. Moseley W. Mostek D. Mott D. Murray P. Nelson D. Neumeier C. Nicholson B. Nies J. Novaria P. Nys S. Olds P. O’Leary M. Olejniczak K. Olson D. Ottum J. Paplham D. Parish H. Parson S. Patton M. Pearson S. Peltier G. Peters L. Peters A. Pfankuch L. Philipp K. Phillips M. Phillips D. Pieschek S. Pike P. Pileski A. Pinchart P. Piper D. Piton T. Polasik S, Popp R. Posey W. Prange A. Prevost D. Puyleart B. Rader H. Radix P. Rempett G. Rentmeester P. Rentmeester R. Rieder R. Rivet S. Roderick D. Rodgers K. Roeser F. Rolan R. Ropson B. Ross C, Rossal S. Roulette C. Rousseau S. Roznowski R, Rueckl B. Rukamp D. Ruth B. Rutten D. Sadowitz P. Salmon Y. Sandmire D. Sands J. Schahczenski J. Schauer D. Scheer K. Schmechel D. Schmitz T. Schuchart R. Schultz S. Schweikert C. Schweiner G. Seba J. Segall C. Servi P. Siegmund D. Simpson R. Singer D. Skarzynski K-St J I J ° 4 -■ ....... m, CS| r v. i . f 4 J. Skorczewski A. Smith S. Smith A. Smits P. Soletski J. Somers S. Soukup G, Stahl T. Stanley L. Steinfeldt J, Stevenson J. Stodola W. Stone D. Stover D. Strebel L. Strebel P. Strebel S. Strebel D. Strong G. Suess M. Swim S. Tarkowski R. Tease B. Tenor P.Tenor T.Thayse K. Thompson V, Thompson R, Tiesling C. Tilot E. Tordeur E, Tordeur R. Trybula M. Ulmen H. VanArk M. VanDeHei P. VandenBergh M. Vandenbush P. Vandenbush J.Vandenhoven B.VandenLangenberg L. VanDenLangenberg C, VanderKelen K. VanderKelen K. VanderKelen J. VanderLoop M.VanKauwenberg D. VanLanen S. VanLaanen T. VanLaanen J. VanRens K. Vincent P. Wagner D. Walker S. Warden R. Wiggs G. Wilcox C. Wohlfahrt D. Wolfertz R. Yineman L. Zeliner R. Ziemer M. Zimmerman S. Zimonick SOPHOMORES Being a sophomore is .. . getting lost the first week . . . being the youngest again . .. taking all required classes ... hearing the comment, It must have been a sophomore .. . putting up with bossy ju¬ niors and seniors .. . knowing the mod system .. . looking forward to the junior year. CLASS OFFICERS: (L-R): Mary Jo Bluemle, Kathy Kueper, Paula Laundrie, Morag Hornsby. B. Abts M. Adams K. Adamson C. Adrians T. Aldrich G. Ausloos M.Bader G. Baenen C. Baeten K. Baldwin E. Ball C. Balza S. Baumer M. Bechard V. Becker L. Bedore D. Beno G.Beno P. Beno P. Benz M. Bettis R. Beyer S. Bins B. Birdsall E. Bitters J. Blinn L. Blohowiak M. Bluemle K. Boerst L. Bonjean S. Borley S. Borucki K. Bowers B. Boyce M. Bradley D. Branshaw C. Brault S. Brede B. Broekman S. Brunner S. Brunette D. Buckoski M.Burns B. Bush J. Carpiaux D. Cayemberg B. Christensen L. Coakley 154 J. Collier S. Conard R. Cook C, Cordle K. Cormier M. Cramer B. Crawford P. Cretton J. Critser D. Crone C. Crossman K. Daniels D. Dart D. Daul J. Daul K. Day J. DeBaker K. DeBauche L. DeBauche S. DeBauche V. DeBauche S, DeGrand J. DeGrave L. DeGrave F. DeGroot J. DeGroot C. DeKeuster D. DeKeyser J. Delwiche L. Demeny G. Demerath M. Destree E. Dettweiler R. Dettweiler S. DeVillers S. Dewitt S. Dominguez L. Dorzweiler B. Droege S. Drossart D. Duffek B. Duffy J. Duncan D. Dupont M. Ebeling K. Eggener C. Ehrfurth C. Elliott D. Enderby D. Engler D. Erdmann T. Erieau L. Eschelweck S. Evenson K. Falish M. Falish K. Fayas L. Feldhausen K. Fischer D. Flavion D. Fontaine R. Foucault C. Francois J. Gadamus S. Gantz P. Garot D. Gasman V. Gebhard L. Georgia W. Georgia A. Gerrits S. Giese V. Giguere J. GoGos R. Gomand S. Goral D. Gould D. Gould S. Gould G, Gregorich S. Griep C. Grognet K. Groth J. Guzzonato D. Haase B. Hackner R. Haevers S. Hafeman L. Halbrook S. Halverson C. Hansen M. Hare M. Harper M. Harrill D. Harrington M. Harris C. Harvey N. Hassell R. Haviland J. Hawk J. Hawley F. Hayden H.Hayden L. Heim P. Herlache K. Hernke D. Hess J. Hickey T. Hoffman T. Hoffmann R. Hoida D. Holl B. Hoops N. Hooyman S. Horkman S. Horkman M. Hornsby J. Hoslet C. Hull J. Jacqmin D. Jaeger J. Jarmuskewiez P. Jenkel L. Jensen J. Johnson K. Johnson M. Johnson T. Johnson C. Jonet L. Jonet T. Josephs D. Karchinski D.Karnopp C. Kaster B. Katers R. Kaye R. Kellogg J. Ketcham G. Keyser S. King D. Klika D. Knaus K. Knox K. Koeppler D. Konitzer T. Koss L. Kramer K. Krause J. Kremer K. Kroll T. Kropp G. Krueger K. Kueper K. Kuester R. Kusch S. LaFortune M. Lafrombois B. LaLuzerne D.Lange L. La Page M. La Plant M. LaPlant P. Laundrie J.Learned C. LeBoeuf J. Legois J, Leiterman C. LeMieux C. Liebergen M. Linssen L. Luisier D. Lundy C. Mahoney D. Makos C. Malcore J. Malcore J. Malcore M. Malcore M. Malcore J. Maloney J, Marauskis L. Martin T. Matzke D. McCament R. McElrone J. McIntosh J. McMonagle C. Meidl P. Melnarik B. Mertens G. Mertens J, Mikulsky K. Milinski K. Milinski D. Miller L. Miller J. Mitchell D. Mleziva C. Modi J. Modi T. Morehead D. Morey R. Morgan D. Mornard K. Morris C. Moseley A. Mott M. Murray S. Neerdaels M.Nichol D. Nicolaus D. Nicolaus D. Nitka M. Nooyen D. O ' Brien C. O ' Donnell C. Osmond R. Ostrenga L. Ott S. Ottum R. Ouradnik D. Owen L. Pagel M, Pappas J. Parins J. Parson B. Patton S.Paye S. Pederson M. Peltier J. Peters R. Peters K. Peterson B. Phillips D. Phillips D. Pichette C. Pierquet N. Pierquet M. Pieschek A. Pileski S. Piontek L. Piper S. Plouff B. Polachek B. Powers D. Powers D. Prevost B. Prichard M. Process S. Puyleart C. Quatsoe D. Rader M, Rader A. Ramsey S. Ranee P. Ray D. Rebman L. Reed L. Reeves A. Renier B. Rentmeester S. Rentmeester K. Rhoden M. Rienow W. Ripp J. Ritchie C. Roberts P, Roberts R. Roble $. Rodgers K. Rollin R. Ropson D. Routhieaux D. Rozan T.Ruben K. Sandmire P. Schauer J. Scheer E. Schenkelberg M. Schmechel C. SchmoN D. Schoen G. Schomburg M. Schott M. Schott K. Schultz D, Schwartz K. Schwartz K. Schweikert P. Servi M.Shade R. Sherrell T. Simcik M. Siudzinski K. Skaletski C, Skarzynski R.Skogg G. Smet J. Smet D. Smiddy C. Smith S. Smith K. Smits D. Soletski M. Soletski L. Somers J. Sorenson V. Southard C. Speerschneider S. Spofford K. Srenaski C. Stache V. Stanley D. Sternhagen J. Stevenson P. Sticka S. Stollberg A. Strand R. Strombach N. Sylvester D. Thayse R. Thomson C. Tiesling T. Tilkens T. Tilkens D. Tilque G. Tilque D. Timm K. Tollefson J. Tomaszewski B. Tomcheck M. Tonn C. Tordeur C. Trich J. Trudell J. Truttman K. Umentum G. Unsinn C.VanBeek C. VenBeek J. VandenAvond K. VandenAvond L. VandenBergh J. Vandenbush K. VandenBush C. VandenHeuvel R. VandenHeuvel G.Vanderheyden R. VanderLoop R. VanEgeren K. VanEss C.VanLaanen G.VanLanen J. VanLanen L, VanPay J. VanRite K. VanRite R. VanRite K. Vincent S. Virlee W. VonHaden M. VonHeimburg C. Wagner T. Waldorf C.Wangard C. Wanner M. Watzka M. Weas J. Webb K. Weber E. Wendt M. Werchek L. Wheeler D. Whiting M. Wiggs K. Wilhelm T. 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' ; v ' V 1 • ' - • f i V- r 7 4-J3 ♦ . i.:: , • • •’ f Y V ' j || iS 1 Ph [ ;;;,r V • J S’ i 5 Vi -1 r:- , j r ♦ ■ V + V fj • v-r:. ' v -v ■ vmy a . ,■? . y - i-it-t- ;• ■, vf ' ■ mfc ! • 4 vf I.JTV At Preble, 1972-73 has been another year of new beginnings. In the eighteen years of our ex¬ perience, never has there been a static period. Through the years we have seen growth in the student body; we have seen expanding curricular offerings, and we have seen experimentation in scheduling. This year, in order to give students more free¬ dom and choice in the manner in which they use their time, a variable-modular schedule was insti¬ tuted. Many of our students have shown their maturity in demonstrating that they can make wise choices, and have made their schooling more profitable and meaningful to them. Unfor¬ tunately, our experience has been the same as that of every other school which has adopted this innovation; we have found students who appear to be unable to use their opportunities wisely. Enabling these students to grow in the opportuni¬ ties afforded here is a challenge for us all. P.C. Hamel Principal I selected the following quotation as my mes¬ sage to the students of Preble High School. G.F. Snyder Vice-Principal “A day of the learned is longer than the life of the ignorant.” Seneca 162 A schedule that includes a good number of classes that arouse student interest, seems to prevent the problems that could be caused by idleness or lack of interest. That’s why we guid¬ ance people try to provide a schedule to meet the student’s individual needs. Mr. Lloyd C. Busch As a guidance counselor I value the insights and contributions of students because they keep me in touch with the real world as young people see it. These experiences help me relate, in some measure, to their lives. Mrs. Selma Batal Despite an increasing enrollment in facilities that are becoming crowded, I believe Preble stu¬ dents have made significant progress in academ¬ ic achievement and participation in extra curric¬ ular activities. Mr. Richard W. Hawley 163 1. Mr. Gerald Acken 2. Mr, David Arnold 3. Mr. Philip Barman 4. Mr. Robert Boehm 5. Miss Sharon Basal 6. Mrs. Carlyss Beier 7. Mr, James Buckmaster tmi m ,11 ■ i i|||ll! i lit r m i ■ ft! 7 . Hi IV u Wh Mrs. Phyllis Greiling Mrs. Erin Haanen Mr. Gene Hall Mrs. Margaret Hardt Mr. Frank Hansen Mr. Ted Heiser i ■.-.-.vv. .. 7A R ' -TvV. A- J,r j ' r •Ov.-o u: r v . , w ' , w vc S -«S |j r 7o r 1 05o( f l TlCt ' rvW . rfcy wi ' ,• V°iVv a i - ' I .- t ' ; MJto co. irfc • ' . AA Curtis Harper Eugene Heller Jay Hill Scott Hunsberger Wayne Hubbard Royce Karpinen 1. Mr. Roger Klein 2. Mr. Joseph Korpal 3. Mr. Carl Lackey 4. Mr. Edgar Koch 5. Mrs. Marilyn Millhiser 6. Mrs. Mary Maslowski 7. Mr. Donald Little 169 Miss Carolyn Madsen Miss Donna Madsen Mrs. Margaret Muehl Mr. Wendall Mitchell Mr. Lyle Nahley Mr. Joseph Novara Mrs. Sharon Moose 170 171 1. Mr. Edmond Roney 2. Miss Ruth Rothe 3. Miss Catherine Skeris 4. Mrs. Ora Showers 5. Mr. JohnSpeth 6. Mr. Leon Stephenson 7. Mr. Willard Schmidt 172 1. Mrs. Joyce Truesdale 2. Mr. Patrick Wood 3. Mrs. KayGolz 4. Mr. Keith Wall 5. Miss Theresa Vose 6. Mr. Arthur Wadzinski 7. Mr. Ken Wall 173 Maintenance 1. Mrs. MoIlieZuelke 2. Mrs. Margaret Linssen 3. (L-R): Ray Strand, Chet Dollar, Tony Leick, Al Schauer, Felix Holewinski, MISSING: Emil Stary. Cafeteria Personnel 175 Compliments of MOORE ' S ARCO SYLVESTER ' S TEXACO 1593 E. Mason Portraits, Waddings, Commercial, Passports Custom Framing 1760 Main Complete Volkswagon Service Pick-up and Delivery 1501 S. 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ALBERT, CONSTANCE: Drama Club 10: Mixed Chorus 10,11,12: Swing Choir 12; Glee Club 9; Madrigal 10,11,12; Intramurals 9; BUZZ 10; Chess Club 12; District Solo Ensembles 9,10, 11.12; State Ensembles 10,11,12. ALBERTS, MARY: Library Club 12. AMENSON, DAVID ANDERSON, GARY: Tennis 11; German Club 9,10; Plastic Guild 11,12; Intra- murals 12; PREBLEAIRE 9,10,11,12. ANGST, JOE B BACH, CAROL: GAA 9: Z Club 11; Stu- dent Council 10; Hall Monitors 11; Office Aids 11. BACKES, CINDI: GAA 12; Z Club 12; Glee Club 9,10,11,12; Student Coun¬ cil 10,11,12; District Solo Ensem¬ bles 9,11. BAENEN, JOYCE: FHA 10,11. BAER, CHARLES: German Club 11,12; Lamplighters 11,12; STOP 10,11; Key Club 10,11,12; Intramurals 9, 12; BUZZ 12; National Honor 12; Pi Sigma Sigma 11,12; Plays 11. BAKER, SANDRA: Drama Club 9,10; STOP 10; Debate 9,10; Science Club 12; YES 11; National Honor 10,11, 12; Library Club 9. BALDWIN, KIM: FNA 9,10,11; Hall Mon¬ itors 9. BALZA, RICHARD: Mixed Chorus 9,10; Intramurals 11,12; Chess Club 12; District Solo Ensembles 10. BANECK, SUE: FNA 9,10; GAA 9,10,11, 12; Band 9,10,11,12; State Ensem¬ bles 9. BARRETTE. MICHELLE: GAA 9,10; Track 9; District Solo Ensembles 9, 10,11; State Ensembles 11. BARTH, SUE: FFA 12: Glee Club 9. BARTH, TOM BAUMER, CHARLES BECHARD, NANCY: German Club 9,10, 11,12; FHA 9; ICX 11,12 — Presi¬ dent; FFA 10,11,12; GAA 9,10; Z Club 10,11,12; National Honor 10,11,12; Office Aid 12; Badger State 11; Track 12. BECKER. DEBBIE: French Club 9,10; STOP 10,11; Debate 11; Plays 12. BEDORE, ED: Band 9,10,11,12; Band Council 12; District Solo Ensem¬ bles 9.10,11,12. BEHNKE, RICK: Intramurals 10; Camp Counselor 11; Band 9; District Solo Ensembles 9. BEHRENDT, TIM: Football 9,10,11,12, Captain 12; Basketball 9,10,11,12, Captain 12; FCA 12; Track 11; Intra¬ murals 9,10,11,12; Junior Prom Court; Prebleaire of the Month 11; Band 9. BENO, STEVE: Football 9; Wrestling 10; Intramurals 10,11. BERCEAU, MIKE: Wrestling 9. BERG, SUSAN: GAA 12; Mixed Chorus 9,10,11; District Solo Ensembles 9, 10 , 11 . BERO, SCO IT: Football 9; Gymnastics 9,10,11,12; Intramurals 12; National Honor 12. BERSCH, RANDY; Gymnastics 9; Intra- murals 11; PlasticGuild 11,12. BERTH, MARY: Z Club 10,11,12, BETHE, BARBARA: Spanish Club 9,10, 11.12, Treasurer 12; GAA 9,10; Pre¬ bleaire 10,11,12, Editor 12; Muse 9; Quill Scroll 11,12; National Honor 10,11,12; Pi Sigma Sigma 9,10; Pre¬ bleaire of the Month 12; Student Council 9; Band 9,10,11,12; District Solo Ensembles 9.10,11. BETTINE, PAUL BETTIS. TOM: Football 9,10; Basket¬ ball 9; Wrestling 11; Conservation 12 . BEYER, KATHLEEN: BUZZ 12. BIRCH, JOHN: Football 9,10; Basket¬ ball 10,11; Golf 9,10,11,12; FCA 12; Key Club 10,11,12; National Honor 10 . 11 . 12 . BIRDSALL, SARA: Track 11; Cheerlead¬ er 9,10,12; German Club 11; GAA 11, 12; Junior Prom Court; Prebleaire of the Month 12; Student Council 9,10, 12 — Vice President; Pep Club 9,12; Mixed Chorus 9. BISHOP, PATRICIA: Track 11; GAA 9, 10,11 — Treasurer, 12;ZCiub 10,11, 12 — Vice President; Prebleaire 12; National Honor 12; Student Council 9,11,12; Mixed Chorus 9,10,11,12; District Solo Ensembles 9,10,11, 12; State Ensembles 10,11,12. BLEGEN, JON; Football 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9; Gymnastics 9,10; Track 9; Plays 9; Mixed Chorus 11. BLINN, JEFFREY: Intramurals 10; French Club 11; Pi Sigma Sigma 9, 10,11,12; Chess Club 9,10; Orches¬ tra 9,11,12; District Solo Ensem¬ bles 9,11,12; State Ensembles 11,12. BLOHOWIAK, NANCY: FHA 9,10; GAA 10.11,12. BLONDHEIM, JEFFREY: FFA 9,11. BLOZINSKI, SUSAN: Glee Club 12. BOMSKI, JOHN: FFA 9,10,11. BONCHER, CHRISTINE: GAA 11,12; Glee Club 9,10,11,12; District Solo Ensembles 9,10. BONCHER, MIKE BORZICK, MICHAEL: Football 9,10,11; Wrestling 10,11,12; Conservation Club 11; Student Council 9. BOWERS, MARK BOYCE, CHRISTOPHER: Wrestling 9; intramurals 11; Lamplighters 9,10, 11,12; STOP 10,11 — President, 12; Debate 10,11,12; Forensics 10,11, 12; National Honor 10,11,12; Pi Sigma Sigma 9,10,11; Prebleaire of the Month 12; Student Council 10, 12 — President; Plays 11; Camp Counselor 11; Badger State 11. BOYLE, KATHERINE: French Club 9,10, 11; Drama Club9: GAA9,10;Orches¬ tra 9; District Solo Ensembles 9. BRAULT, JEFF BREDE, CYNTHIA BRICE, SANDY: FHA 10,11. BRIENEN, CHRISTOPHER: Cross- Country 11; Intramurals 10,11,12; German Club 9; STOP 11,12; Plas¬ tics Guild 12; Science Club 10 — President, ll;ChessC!ub 11,12. BRIENEN, MARK: Football 9,10; Wres¬ tling 9,10,11,12; PlasticGuild 11,12; Band 9,10. BRODHAGEN, MARK: Cross Country 10,11,12; MUSE 11,12; Plays 12. BROEKMAN, JOSEPH BROUN, MIKE: Football 9,10; Basket¬ ball 9,10. BROSIG, CHERYL: Mixed Chorus 9; Glee Club 12. BROWNING, DAVID BRUECHERT, SEAN: Gymnastics 10, 11,12 — Captain; Junior Prom Court — King. BRUENING, MARK: FFA 11,12. BRUNNER, DEBRA: GAA 9,10,11; Li¬ brary Club 11; Mixed Chorus 9; Glee Club 12. BUCHBERGER, BRIAN: German Club 9, 10,11 — President, 12; Drama Club 9; Forensics 12; BUZZ 10.11,12; Pre¬ bleaire 10,11,12; MUSE 11,12; Quill Scroll 11,12; Prebleaire of the Month 12; Plays 9,10; Film Club 12; Mixed Chorus 9. BURNS, BECKY: FHA 9,10; Drama Club 9,10; GAA 9; Pep Club 10. BUTTKE, SARA: German Club 10.11, 12; Z Club 10,11,12; Prebleaire 10, 11,12; National Honors 11,12; Pi Sigma Sigma 11,12; Camp Counse¬ lor 12; Orchestra 12; Band 9,10,11, 12; District Solo Ensembles 9,10, 11,12; State Ensembles 11. c CALEWARTS. MIKE: FFA 9,10,11,12. CHAMPEAU, CHARLOTTE CHARLES, RONALD: Wrestling 9,10,11. CHRISTENSON, LEE: Football 9,10,11, 12; Intramurals 9,10,11,12; Wres¬ tling 10. CLARK, SHELLEY: Track 11,12; Span¬ ish Club 9,10; GAA 9,10,11,12; Z Club 11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11; Pre¬ bleaire 11,12; Quill Scroll 12; Na¬ tional Honor 11,12; Prebleaire of the Month 12; Student Council 9.10,11, 12; Band 9,10,11,12; District Solo Ensembles 9,10,11,12; State Ensem¬ bles 9,10,11; Class Officer 11. CLAUSEN, KATHLEEN: GAA 9; Band 9, 10; Pep Club 9,10. CLIFTON, PEGGY: German Club 11,12; STOP 10, Debate 10. BUZZ 12; Pre¬ bleaire 11; Quill Scroll 11,12; Na¬ tional Honor 11,12; Plays 11. COAKLEY, JULIE: Pep Club 10. COLLINS, JAMES: Football 9; Intra¬ murals 10,11,12; Library Club 12; Camp Counselor 11; Mixed Chorus 10; District Solo Ensembles 10. 182 COLLINS, JANICE: Track 11,12: French Club 11: GAA 11,12: National Honor 12 . CORBEILLE, CRAIG CRAANEN, MARY: French Club 9: FHA 9,10,11 —Treasurer. CRAVILLION, TERRY: Gymnastics 11, 12 . CREVCOURE, STEVE: Intramurals 9. 10 , 11 , 12 . CRONE, JOHN: Wrestling 10,11,12; Key Club 10,11. D DYE, CHARLENE: FHA 9,10; STOP 10, 11; BUZZ 11,12 — Feature Editor; MUSE 10.11,12; Quill Scroll 11,12. E EBELING, MARK: Wrestling 10,11. EBERT, CYNTHIA: Library Club 9; Glee Club 12. EGGERT, NORBERT: Wrestling 10. F DAHIN, SHARON: FHA 11; GAA 11; Band 9,10,11; District Solo Ensem¬ bles 9,11; State Ensembles 11. DAHLKE, MICHAEL DANIELS, MICHAEL: Football 9; Bas¬ ketball 9,10,11,1 2 — Captain; Ten¬ nis 10; Intramurals 10,11,12; Na¬ tional Honor 12. DART, MARK: Track 10; Lamplighters 11; Intramurals 9,10,11; Plays 11; Mixed Chorus 9,10,11,12; Swing Chorus 10,11,12; Band 9,10,11,12; District Solo Ensembles 9,10,11, 12; State Ensemble 9,10,11,12. DEBAERE, ALICE: Mixed Chorus 9. DEERING, NANCY: Track 11; GAA 11, 12;ZCIub 11,12; Library Club 9; Pep Club 12; Band 9; District Solo En¬ sembles 9. DEGRAVE, DIANE: French Club 10,11, 12; MUSE 12; National Honor 12; Pi Sigma Sigma 9. DEJARDIN, STEVE DEKEYSER, STEPHEN DELWICHE, LOIS: Spanish Club 9,10; FHA 9,10,11 — President; STOP 10; GAA 9,11.12; FT A 10,12; Camp Counselor 12. DERPINGHAUS, DAN: Football 9,10,12; Intramurals 9,10,11,12; Chess Club 9,10. DESOTELLE, PAMELA DESTREE, THOMAS: BUZZ 11,12; Quill Scroll 12; National Honor 11,12; Pi Sigma Sigma 9; Chess Club 12; In¬ tramurals 12. DETTMANN, SANDRA: German Club 9. 10,11,12; GAA 9,10; Prebleaire 10,11 — Editor; MUSE 10; Prebleaire of the Month 11; Student Council 10,11, 12; Plays 11,12; CampCounselor 12; Band 9,10,11; District Solo Ensem¬ bles 9,10,11; State Ensembles 11; Quill Scroll 11,12. DICK, ROBERT: Track 10,11; FCA 12; STOP 11; Key Club 10,11,12; Cross Country 11,12; National Honor 11, 12; Pi Sigma Sigma 10,11,12; Band 9,10,11,12; District Solo Ensem¬ bles 9,12. DIXON, JOHN DOEREN, KURT: Football 9,10; Wres¬ tling 9.10; Golf 9,10,11,12; Intra¬ murals 9,10,11,12. DUBOIS, GARY: Intramurals 10. DUQUAINE, KEITH: Wrestling 9; Band 9 FAGAN, MARY FALISH, NORBERT: FFA 9,10,11,12. FARRELL, KATHLEEN: GAA 11,12; Mixed Chorus 9,10,11,12. FAY, STEVE: Football 9,10,11; Track 9, 10 . FIECK, PAUL: Wrestling 11,12; Mixed Chorus 11,12; District Solo En¬ sembles 11. FISCHER. VICKI: Gymnastics 9; FHA 10; Drama Club 10; Band 9. FLEGEL, RICHARD: Football 9. FONTAINE, DAVID: Football 9,10; Track 9,10,11,12; Cross Country 11, 12; Intramurals 10,11,12; FCA 12 — Secretary; Plastics Guild 11,12 — Secretary Treasurer; National Hon¬ or 12. FRASER. JAMES FRISQUE, RYAN; Gymnastics 9; Intra¬ murals 10,12; Conservation Club 12; Chess Club 12. GADDIS. SUE: Senior Ball Court. GEBHARD, RICK: BUZZ 12; Band 9,12. GEBHARDT, KATHRYN: German Club 11,12 — Vice-President; Z Club 9,10, 11; Prebleaire 11,12; Quill Scroll 12; National Honor 10,11,12; Pi Sigma Sigma 11,12; Library Club 9; Camp Counselor 12; Orchestra 12; Band 9,10,11,12; District Solo Ensembles 9,10,11,12; State Ensem¬ bles 10,11,12. GEORGIA, ALAN GEORGIA, RONNIE; Track 11; Intra¬ murals 11,12. GERCZAK, BARBARA: FHA 10,11,12; ICX 12; Drama Club 12; GAA 11,12. GERSTNER. DAVE: Football 10 — Cap¬ tain 11,12; Track 9,10; Intramurals 9,10,11,12. GIBSON, ALAN: Band 9,10,11,12; Dis¬ trict Solo Ensembles 9,11; State Ensembles 11. GIESE, BEVERLY; Tennis 12; Track 10, 11,12; German Club 11; GAA 10,11, 12; Z Club 11; Pep Club 12; Band 9, 10,11,12; District Solo Ensembles 11; State Ensembles 11; Prebleaire of the Month. GLOCK, THOMAS: Gymnastics 9,10,11, 12; Tennis 9; Plastics Guild 11 — President, 12 — President; Student Council 11,12; Prebleaire of the Month 12; Camp Counselor 12. GOZA, FRANKLIN: Track 9; Cross Country 10; Band 9. GREATENS, KEVIN: Track 11; Chess Club 12. GREER, JOHN: Track 11; Drama Club 12 — Officer; Lamplighters 12; Fo¬ rensics 12; BUZZ 11; Plays 11,12; Orchestra 12; Band 9,10,11,12; Dis¬ trict Solo Ensembles 9,10,11,12; State Ensembles 11,12. GUELETTE, GAYE GUNS. JOAN GUSSERT, DAVID: Band 9,10,11,12; District Solo Ensembles 9,10,11, 12; State Ensembles 9,10. GUTH, DANIEL: Football 9; Basketball 9,10; Tennis 9,10,11,12; Intramurals 11,12; FCA 12; CampCounselor 11. HACKNER, ANN: GAA 11. HAEVERS, BETTY: FHA 11; Drama Club 9,10; YES 11,12; Pep Club 9; Mixed Chorus 9; Glee Club 10. HAINES, STEVEN HALL, TOM: Football 9,10,11,12; Track 9. HAMLIN, CAROL: Spanish Club 10; STOP 10; Z Club 10,11; National Honor 11,12; Mixed Chorus 9. HANSEN, DONNA: FHA 9,10; GAA 11, 12; Mixed Chorus 9. HARDING, MICHAEL HARE, JEANNIE; Track 10,11,12; Span¬ ish Club 10,11; GAA 9,10,11,12; Z Club 12; Prebleaire 12; Quill Scroll 12; National Honor 12; Pep Club 9, 10 , 11 . HARPER, FRANCIS: Drama Club 10; GAA 10,11. HATHAWAY, LARRY: intramurals 12. HAUSER, DANIEL: Plastic Guild 12. HAVILAND, LYNNE: BUZZ 12; Pre¬ bleaire 11; Plays 11; Camp Counse¬ lor 12; Z Club 10,11,12; Mixed Cho¬ rus 11,12; Swing Choir 12; District Solo Ensembles 12. HAYS, DEBBIE: Band 9,10,11,12; Dis¬ trict Solo Ensembles 11,12; State Ensembles 11,12. HAZAERT, DONALD: FFA 9,10,11. HEALY, JAMES HEBEL, HOLLY: Track 10,11,12; GAA 9, 10,11,12; Student Council 10,11,12; Pep Club 9,12; FTA 11; Band Council 12; Band 9,10; District Solo En¬ sembles 10,11,12; State Ensembles 11 . HEIM, PAUL: Intramurals 12: FFA 9,10, 11 — Secretary, 12 — President; National Honor 10,11,12; Pi Sigma Sigma 9. HENES, THOMAS: Football Manager 9, 10.11,12; Basketball 9; Lamplighters 11,12; STOP 10,11,12; Debate 9,10, 11,12; Forensics 10,11,12; Student 183 Council 9; Camp Counselor 11; Mixed Chorus 11,12; Swing Choir 11,12; District Solo Ensembles 11, 12; State Ensembles 11,12. HENDRICHS, MARY: Drama Club 9,11, 12; GAA 10,11. HERMAN, SHIRLEY: FHA 9,10,11,12. HESS, CONNIE: Tennis 12; GAA 11,12; National Honor 12; Mixed Chorus 12; Orchestra 10, Band Council 12 — President; Band 9,10,11,12; Dis¬ trict Solo Ensembles 9,10,11,12; State Ensembles 10,11. HILL, BRADLEY HOFFMANN, LEE: Football 10,11,12; Intramurals 11,12; FCA 12; Basket¬ ball 9,10, HOFFMANN, LEO: Wrestling 11; Track 11; Cross Country 11,12; Plays 11, 12; Library Club 12. HOFFMANN, RANDALL: Football 9,10; Plastic Guild 10,11,12. HOIDA, WAYNE: Football 9,10; Track 9, 10; Intramural 10. HOLEWINSKI, KEN: Gymnastics 9,10; Tennis 10; Intramurals 9,10. HOLL, CHRISTINE: FHA 9,10,11,12 — Officer. HORKMAN, MICHAEL: Intramurals 10, 11,12; FFA9,10,11,12. HORNSBY, FIONA: Intramurals 9; French Club 9,10; Supply Store 11; Mixed Chorus 9; Drama Club 9. HUGUET, JULIE: GAA 11,12; Latin Club 12; Supply Store 12. HULL, RENEE: Drama Club 10; Band 9. HURLEY, LANE: Gymnastics 9,10; Plas¬ tics Guild 11,12. ISAACSON, SHELLEY: Track 11; FHA 9; Student Council 9; Plays 11, Class Officer 9,11; Mixed Chorus 11; Glee Club 9; Band 9,10,11,12; District Solo Ensembles 9. J JABBUSCH, DAVID: Football 9,10,11, 12 . JACOBE, JEFF: German Club 9. JAEGER, GRETCHEN: French Club 10; Z Club 9,10,11; MUSE 11,12; Nation¬ al Honors 10,11,12; Pi Sigma Sigma 10,12; Mixed Chorus 12; Orchestra 12; Madrigal 12; Band 9,10,11,12; District Solo Ensembles 9,10,11, 12; State Ensembles 10,11. JAKLIN. LINDA: Pep9. JANNUSCH, REBECCA: Track 12; German Club 10,11; Drama Club 12; Forensics 12; MUSE 11,12; National Honor 11,12; Quill Scroll 12; Plays 11,12; Swing Choir 12; Glee Club 10, 11,12; District Solo Ensembles 10, 11 , 12 . JARSTAD, JACQUELINE: ICX 10,11,12; French Club 9; Drama Club 10; GAA 10, Debate 9; Z Club 10,11; BUZZ 10; MUSE 11; National Honor 10,11,12; Pi Sigma Sigma 9,10,11,12; Plays 11; Band 9,10,11; District Solo Ensembles 9,10,11; State Ensembles 9,10,11. JEFREY, VIRGINIA JENKEL, JULIE: GAA 10,11,12; Z Club 9,10,11,12; BUZZ 12; Prebleaire 11; National Honor 11,12; Prebleaire of the Month 12; Student Council 11, 12; Pi Sigma Sigma 12; Band 9,10, 11,12; District Solo Ensembles 9, 10,11,12; State Ensembles 10; French Club 10. JOHNSEN, SUSAN: Track 10; GAA 9; Mixed Chorus 9,10,11,12; Band 9; District Solo Ensembles 9,10,11. JOHNSON, DIANE: Track 10; GAA 10; Mixed Chorus 9,11,12, JOHNSON, GARY JOHNSON, GERARD: Intramurals 10, 11; Lamplighters 9,10,11,12 — Pres¬ ident; Debate 11; Chess Club 9; Or¬ chestra 12; Band 9,10,11,12. JONET, DALE JONET, GENE: FFA 9,10,11,12. K KABACINSKI, RUSSELL: Wrestling 9; Track 9,10,11; Cross Country 10,11; BUZZ 10. KANE, COLLEEN: GAA 9,10,12; Library Club 12. KATERS, DAVID KATERS, TIMOTHY: Intramurals 9; Lamplighters 11,12 — Secretary Treasurer; Mixed Chorus 9,10,11,12; Swing Choir 10,11,12; District Solo Ensembles 10,11,12; State Ensem¬ bles 10,11,12. KAYE. JOHN KIELPIKOWSKI, GREG: Football 10,11, 12; tntramurals 11. KINNARD, LEAANN: FHA 10,11; Mixed Chorus 9. KITTLE, CYNTHIA: Spanish Club 9,10, 12; ICX 9,10,11; Drama Club 9; GAA 9,10; Debate 9,10,11; Forensics 10, 11; MUSE 11; Plays 9,10,11; Orches¬ tra 12; Band 9,10,11,12; District Solo Ensembles 9,10,11,12; State Ensembles 10,11,12; Cheerleader 9, 10,11,12 — Captain. KLARKOWSKI, DEBRA KLIMCZYK, BOB: Wrestling 9,10; Mixed Chorus 9,10,11,12; Swing Choir 9, 10 , 11 , 12 . KNAUS, BARB: French Club 10,11,12 — President; Drama Club 12; Foren¬ sics 12; Z Club 11,12; BUZZ 12; Na¬ tional Honors 11,12; Pi Sigma Sigma 9,10; Supply Store 12; Orchestra 9, 12; District Solo Ensembles 9,12; State Ensembles 9. KNOX, PETE: Track 10,11,12; Cross Country 11,12; Intramurals 11,12. KOEPKE, JAN KOLAR, TOM: Track 10. KRAMER, KAREN: German Club 11,12; GAA 10,11,12; Z Club 10,11,12; BUZZ 11,12 — Editor; MUSE 10,11, 12; Quill Scroll 11,12; National Honor 11,12; Prebleaire of the Month 12; Forensics 10. KRAUSE, DEBRA: Track 10; French Club 12 — Treasurer; GAA 10,11,12; National Honor 12: Pi Sigma Sigma 9,10. KREMER, MICHELLE: Track 11; Ger¬ man Club 11; GAA 11,12; Z Club 11. KROLL, JUDY: GAA 9,10,11,12 — Sec¬ retary; Z Club 9; Pep Club 9,10,11, 12; National Honor 12; Pi Sigma Sigma 12; Student Council 9,10; Hall Monitors 12; Senior Ball 12; Glee Club 11; District Solo Ensembles 11 . KUIVINEN, JOAN: Track 10,11; Golf 12; GAA 10,11,12; Z Club 10 Prebleaire 11; Orchestra 12; Band 10,11,12; District Solo Ensembles 11,12; State Ensembles 11, KUKLA, LINDA: GAA 9,10,11; Pep Club 9,10; Mixed Chorus 11,12; Glee Club 9; District Solo Ensembles 11; State Ensembles 11. KUNESH, KAREN: GAA 10; Pi Sigma Sigma 11; Band 9; District Solo Ensembles 9. L LADD, RAE LALUZERNE, BRUCE: Gymnastics 9. LALUZERNE, KATHY: GAA 11,12; Glee Club 9,10,11,12. LANDERMAN, DIANE: GAA 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Mixed Chorus 11 , 12 . LAPLANT, TERRY: Track 10,11,12; In¬ tramurals 10. LARSCHEID, DOROTHY: Track 10,11; Cheerleader 12; GAA 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10,12; Homecoming Court 12; Plays 12. LAUNDRIE, JEANNIE: Spanish Club 9, 10,11; GAA 9,10,11,12; Z Club 10,11, 12; Prebleaire 10,11,12; National Honor 10,11,12; Prebleaire of the Month 11; Student Council 9,10,12; Class Officer 9,10,11,12. LEANNA, SYLVA: Track 10; Pep Club 9, 10,12; Plays 12. LEARNED, JOHN: Swimming 10; Cross Country 9; Intramurals 9.10,11; Prebleaire 10,11. LEEMON, MICHAEL: Intramurals 11, 12; STOP 11,12; Pi Sigma Sigma 9; Chess Club 12. LEITERMAN, NICK: Football 9,10; Gymnastics 9; Wrestling 9; Track 9; FFA 12; Plastic Guild 11; Conserva¬ tion Club 12. LESSMILLER, RONALD: Football 9,10; Gymnastics 9,10,11,12 — Captain; Track 9,10: Plastic Guild 12; Band 9; District Solo Ensembles 9. LIEBMANN, LINDA: Gymnastics 10; FHA 12; Golf 12; Mixed Chorus 11, 184 12; Glee Club 9.10; District Solo Ensembles 9,10,11,12; State Ensem¬ bles 9,10,11. LINDEMANN, PAM: GAA 10; Prebleaire 11; Supply Store 11. LINDSLEY, SANDRA: Prebleaire 11. LINDSLEY, SHARON; FHA 10.11. LOUIS, DENIS: Football 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9; Track 10; Intramurals 10 , 11 , 12 . LUNDSTROM, THOMAS: Basketball 10, 11,12; Golf 11; Drama Club 9,10; Forensics 9; Lamplighter 9; National Honors 10,11,12; Prebleaire of the Month 11; Plays 9; Camp Counselor 11,12; Badger State 11; Class Officer 9,10,12; Orchestra 12; Band 9,10,11. 12; District Solo Ensembles 11. M MACCOUX, WILLIAM: Football 9,10; Intramurals 9,10; FFA 9,10,11,12. MAHONEY, BARBARA: Swimming 12; GAA 12. MAKOS, RAMONA: GAA 10,11,12; Fo¬ rensics 10,11,12; MUSE 10,11,12; Quill Scroll 11,12; Pi Sigma Sigma 9; Plays 10,11,12. ; MALCORE, CHRISTOPHER: Wrestling 9; Intramurals 12; Plastic Guild 12. MALCORE. RANDY: FFA 9,10,11,12. MARCELLE, RANDY: Football 9,10,11, 12; Basketball 9; Wrestling 10,11,12; Intramurals 9,10,11,12; Conserva¬ tion Club 12. MARCELLE, RICHARD: Football 9,10, 11,12; Wrestling 9,10,11,12; Intra¬ murals 9,10,11,12; Conservation Club 12. MARTIN, MARK: FFA 9,10.11. MARTIN, ANITA: Spanish Club 9,10; Pep Club 9; Student Council 10; Hall Monitors 10; Mixed Chorus 9. MATZKE, PAUL: Basketball 9. MATZKE, SHARON: GAA 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Senior Ball Court 12; Hall Monitors 9. MCMONAGLE, JAMES: Football 11. MEAD, TIMOTHY: Football 9; Track 9, 10; Cross Country 10,11,12; Intra¬ murals 9,10,11,12; FCA 12; Band 9, 10.11,12; District Solo Ensembles 9,11; State Ensembles 11. MELNARIK, LORI: Swimming 11,12; Spanish Club 10,11 — Officer, 12 — Officer; GAA 9,10,11,12; BUZZ 11, 12: Prebleaire 11; National Honor 10,11,12 — Officer; Pi Sigma Sigma 9,12; Homecoming Queen 12; Pre¬ bleaire of the Month 11; Student Council 11,12; Badger State 11; Band 9,10,11,12; District Solo Ensembles 9,12. MESSMAN, KEVIN: German Club 10,11 — Secretary Treasurer, 12; BUZZ 11,12; Prebleaire 9,10; Quill Scroll 11,12; National Honor 10,11,12; Pi Sigma Sigma 9,10; Prebleaire of the Month 12; Student Council 12 — Treasurer; Camp Counselor 11. MEYER, DEAN: Football 9,10.11,12; Basketball 9,10,11; Track 9; Intra¬ murals 9,10,11,12. MICKLE, PAUL: Football 9,10; Track 9, 10,11,12; Cross Country 11,12; In¬ tramurals 10,11,12; Camp Counse¬ lor 12. MIKULSKY, ROBERT MILESKI. LYNN: FHA 12. MILLER. DON: Football 9,10.11.12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10, 11,12; Intramurals 9,10,11,12; FCA 12; Prebleaire of the Month 12. MILLER. DOUGLAS MINTJAL, DIANA MISOVEC, CHRIS: Cheerleader 10,11; Pep Club 10,11,12; Student Council 10; Glee Club 10,11,12. MACCO, MICHELLE: Intramurals 9; FFA 10; GAA 10,11. MOLIK, DIANE: Drama Club 9,10; Sup¬ ply Store 11. MONROE, KRISTA: National Honor 9, 10 , 11 , 12 . MOORE, JOHN: Track 10,11,12; Lam¬ plighters 10,11; Debate 12; Foren¬ sics 9; Prebleaire 11,12; Quill Scroll 12; National Honor 11,12; Prebleaire of the Month 11; Plays 9; Camp Counselor 11,12; Badger State 11; Class Officer 11. MOREK, MARY MORNARD, ELLEN: GAA 9.10,11; Camp Counselor 12; Band 9,10,11,12. MUELLER. JANET: Spanish Club 9,10, 11,12; YTS 11,12; National Honor 10,11,12; Pi Sigma Sigma 9,10,11. 12; Prebleaire of the Month 12; Band Council 11,12; Band 9,10,11,12; Dis¬ trict Solo Ensembles 9,10,11,12; State Ensembles 9,10,11,12. MUELLER, MARION: French Club 9,10, 11 — President, 12: National Honor 10,11.12 — Treasurer; Pi Sigma Sigma 9.10,11.12; Band 9,10,11,12; District Solo Ensembles 9,10,11, 12 . MURRAY, MARY N NAZE, DEBIE: German Club 9; GAA 9. NELSON, JANENE: Track 11; German Club 11.12; GAA 10.11,12; Z Club 10. 11.12: National Honor 12; Mixed Chorus 9. NELSON. JIM: Football 9.10,11,12; Tennis 10,11; Track 9.10; Intramur¬ als 9,10,11,12. NELSON, MARGARET: Spanish Club 9. 10,11.12: National Honor 12: Mixed Chorus 12; Orchestra 12; Band Council 11,12; Band 9,10.11,12; Dis¬ trict Solo Ensembles 9.10,11,12; State Ensembles 11. NELSON, PRUDENCE: Gymnastics 9. NETOLS. SUSAN: Pep Club 10. NEUMEIER. CATHY: Track 9; FNA 12: GAA 10,11,12. NEUVILLE. MIKE NICOLAUS. KATHLEEN: Z Club 10.11, 185 12; BUZZ 12; National Honor 11, 12. NIEDERMEYER, WILLIAM: Gymnastics 9,10,11,12 — Captain; Track 9,10. 11,12; Library Club 11. 0 OLDS, JOANN: Spanish Club 10; GAA 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9.10.11.12; Student Council 9: Plays 11; Mixed Chorus 12; District Solo Ensem¬ bles 11. OURADNIK. ROBERT: Wrestling 9; In¬ tramurals 9,10,11. P PAAL, BRIAN: Football 9; Track 10; Mixed Chorus 9; Intramurals 10. PAAL, DENNIS: Mixed Chorus 9. PANURE, MARY: GAA 10,11; Pep Club 9,11; Cheerleader 9,11. PARMENTIER, MARY: FHA 11; FNA 9. 10 — Treasurer; GAA 11,12; Pep Club 9. PARSONS, DAVE: Football 9.10; Track 9,10,11. PASZKIEWCZ, BRUCE PAUTZ, CURTIS: Football 9; Intramur¬ als 9,10.11. PEARSON, DEBRA: Track 11,12; Swim¬ ming 12; French Club 10; GAA 11,12; Z Club 9,10,11,12; National Honor 12: Student Council 12. PELTIER, JILL: Track 10,11; Drama Club 10.12; GAA 10.11,12; Supply Store 12. PERDEW, JUDITH: Spanish Club 11,12: FFA 9,10,11,12; GAA 10; Z Club 10, 11,12; Track 10; Prebleaire 11,12; National Honor 11,12. PETERS, BOB: Intramurals 9,10.11,12; FFA 9,10.11,12. PETERS, DIANN: Gymnastics 10,11.12 — Captain; Track 9,10,11,12; GAA 10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; BUZZ 12; National Honors 11.12; Pi Sigma Sigma 11,12; Plays 9; Mixed Chorus 11,12; Swing Choir 11,12; Orchestra 12; Band 9.10.11,12; District Solo Ensembles 11,12; State Ensembles 11 , 12 . PFEIFER, STANLEY: Wrestling9.10. PHILLIPS. MARK: FFA 9.10.11,12 — Treasurer. PIASKOWSKI, DEBRA: Track 10; Intra¬ murals 9; GAA 10; Library Club 9; Office Aids 9; Mixed Chorus 9. PIERQUET, DEBRA: French Club 9; ICX 10.11 — Vice President. 12 - Trea¬ surer, Exchange Student; Drama Club 9; Forensics 9.10,11,12; Z Club 10,11,12; BUZZ 10.11,12; National Honor 10,11.12; Pi Sigma Sigma 9. 10,11.12; Plays 10.11,12; Band9,10. 11,12; District Solo Ensembles 9, 10.11,12; State Ensembles 9.10.11. 12 . PIERQUET, ROGER: Basketball 9; Golf 10,11,12; Intramurals 9,10,11,12; Key Club 10,11,12 — Secretary Treasurer; National Honor 11,12; Student Council 10. PIERQUET. RON: Football 9,10; Track 10,11,12; Intramurals 9,10,11,12. PILESKI, MARK PINCHART, RICK: Track 9; Cross Coun¬ try 10: Intramurals 10,11; Mixed Chorus 9,10,11,12; Swing Choir 11. 12 . PIONTEK, STEPHEN PIPER, PAUL: Football 9,10; Tennis 12; Mixed Chorus 11,12; District Solo Ensembles 11,12. PIRLOT, DAVE: Football 9,10,11.12 — Captain; Basketball 9,10,11; Track 9,10; Student Council 10. PLOUFF, JEAN: Tennis 12; Track 10, 11,12; FNA 10,12; STOP 11; GAA 9, 10,11,12; MUSE 11,12; Quill Scroll 12; Supply Store 11; Glee Club 9. PRANGE. MICHAEL: Football 9,10,11, 12; Basketball 9,10,11; Track 9; In¬ tramurals 12; Student Council 11. PYAN, LAVONNE: GAA 11; Student Council 9; Glee Club 9. R RACE, TERRY: Debate 12: Forensics 12 . RAPP, CYNTHIA: Track 11; Glee Club 10 , 11 , 12 . RASMUSSEN, TIM: Track 11; Intramur¬ als 9,10,11,12; French Club 9; STOP 11,12 — Vice President; National Honor 12; Pi Sigma Sigma 11; Chess Club 12. RAY, MARK: Mixed Chorus 9,10,11,12; District Solo Ensembles 9,10,11, 12; State Ensembles 11,12. REBITSKI, PAUL REEVES, JEFFREY: Basketball 9; Intra- murals 11; ICX 9. REINES, BRUCE: Band 9,10,11,12. REITER. RONALD RENIER. OLIVER: Football 9; Lampligh¬ ters 10; National Honor 10,11,12; Pi Sigma Sigma 10,11,12, RENTMEESTER, GARY: Intramurals 9, 12; Mixed Chorus 9. RENTMEESTER, PAT: GAA 10,11. RIENOW, LOUANN: Track 10; STOP 11; GAA 11. ROHR, RANDY: Football 9,10. ROPSON, PAUL: Wrestling 10,11; Chess Club 9. ROZAN. MICHAEL: Football 9,10.11,12; Wrestling 12; Intramurals 12; Drama Club 9; National Honor 12; Plays 9, 10; Chess Club 9. ROZNOWSKI, RICHARD: Gymnastics 9; Chorus 9,10,11,12; Swing Choir 11. 12; District Solo Ensembles 9,10, 11,12; State Ensembles 11,12. RUEVE, SUSAN; German Club 9,10; GAA 12; BUZZ 11; Plays 9,10,11; Pep Club 10,11. RUTH, LAURA: Spanish Club 12: GAA 12; Z Club 11,12; Pep Club 12; Ju¬ nior Prom Court; Student Council 12; Band 9,10,11,12; District Solo Ensembles 11,12; State Ensembles 11 , 12 . S SACOTTE, JOSEPH: Football 9; Swim¬ ming 9,10,11. SALMON, PAULETTE: Track 11; GAA 9, 10,11; Pep Club 9,10,11. SCHAHCZENSKI, MARK: Wrestling 9, 10; Track 9,10,11,12; Cross Country 9,10,11,12; FCA 12 — Treasurer; STOP 10,11; Debate 11; Library Club 9; Chess Club 9,11,12; Orchestra 11, 12; Band Council 12 — Vice Presi¬ dent; Band 9,10,11,12; District Solo Ensembles 9,10,11,12; State En¬ sembles 9,10.11,12. SCHAUER, JIM SCHILLING, JOHN SCHOEN, VICKI SCHOMBERG, TERRY SCHOTT, JEAN: Mixed Chorus 9. SCHWARTZ, MARGARET: FHA 11; Glee Club 9.10,11,12. SCONZERT, KAREN: Track 10; Drama Club 10,12 — Treasurer; GAA 10,11; Plays 9,11; Hal! Monitors 12; Office Aids 9. SEILER, JOE: Basketball 10; Intramur¬ als 12; Band 9,10,11,12; District Solo Ensembles 10,11,12; State 10 , 11 , 12 . SELWAY, TREVOR SHEPECK, RONALD: Intramurals 10, 11,12; Hall Monitors 10; Chess Club 9; Band 10. SHERRELL, THOMAS: Football 9,11; rack 9,10,11; Debate 12; Forensics 12; BUZZ 9,10,11,12; Quill Scroll 12; Student Council 10; Plays 9,10, 11,12; Orch estra 12; Band 9,10,11, 12; Prebleaire of the Month. SIEGWORTH, MARK: Intramurals 10. 11,12; Conservation 11; Band 9,10; State Ensembles 9. SIMONS, CHRIS: Football 9,10,11,12; Intramurals 9,10,11,12; Mixed Cho¬ rus 9. SIMPSON, KATHERINE: Track 10; French Club 9,10,11; Drama Club 9; GAA 9,10,11,12; Z Club 11; Pre¬ bleaire 12; Quill Scroll 12; Nation¬ al Honor 11,12 — Vice President; Pi Sigma Sigma 9,10,11; Student Council 12; Camp Counselor 12. SKALETSKI, DEBBIE: BUZZ 11, SKALETSKI, MARY: FHA 10,11,12. SKALETSKI, WENDY: Glee Club 9.10. SKORCZEWSKI, LYNN: FNA 12; GAA 10; Band 9,10, SMET, GENE: Wrestling 11. SMIDDY. SUSAN: Cheerleader 11; GAA 9,10,11,12: Homecoming Court 11; Junior Prom Court; Plays 12; Pep Club 11; Camp Counselor 12; Mixed Chorus 9; Glee Club 10,11,12; Dis¬ trict Solo Ensembles 9,10,11,12; State Ensembles 12. SMITH. DENNIS SMITH, JACQUELINE: Pep Club 12; Pi Sigma Sigma 10,11; Senior Ball Court 12. SMITS, JULIE: Track 10; Spanish Club 10,11,12; Drama Club 9; GAA 9,10, 11,12; Z Club 10,11,12; MUSE 12; National Honor 11,12; Pi Sigma Sigma 9,10,11,12; Student Council 10; Orchestra 12; Band 9,10,11,12; District Solo Ensembles 9,10,11, 12; State Ensembles 10,11. SMITS, MARY: Track 10; GAA 9,10,11, 12; Glee Club 10,11. SOLETSKI, RICHARD: Forensics 12; BUZZ 12. SPEERSCHNEIDER, PAUL: FFA 9,10, 11 , 12 . SRENASKI, JEANNIE: GAA 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9.10,11; Student Council 11; Mixed Chorus 9,10,11,12. STAATS, DIANE: GAA 9,10,11,12; Pre¬ bleaire 11; Library Club 11. STAHL, GARY: Wrestling 9,10,11; FFA 9,10,11,12 — Vice President. STAHL, RANDY: Wrestling 9,10; FFA 9, 10 , 11 , 12 . STEENO, JOAN: GAA 9,10,11,12; Glee 9. STEENO. JOHN: Wrestling 10; Intra¬ murals 10,11,12. STERNHAGEN, DEBRA: GAA 10,11; Supply Store 12; Band 9,10,11,12; District Solo Ensembles 11,12; State Ensemble 11,12. STEVENS, BRIAN: Tennis 10, Intramur¬ als 9,10,11; Debate 9; Camp Counse¬ lor 12; Mixed Chorus 9,10,11,12; District Solo Ensembles 9,10,11, 12; State Ensembles 11,12. STIMART. COLETTE: Gymnastics 9,10, 11 — Captain, 12; Track 10,11,12; GAA 10,11,12. STONE, BRETT STONE, JEFFREY: Football 9,10; Track 9: BUZZ 11,12 — Editor; Quill Scroll 12; National Honor 11,12; Prebleaire of the Month 12; Camp Counselor 12. STREBEL, DALE STROM, NANCY: GAA ll;ZCiub 10,11, 12; BUZZ 12; Prebleaire 11; National Honor 11,12: Pi Sigma Sigma 11,12; Junior Prom Queen; Camp Counse¬ lor 12. SUBITCH. PETER: ICX 10.11; Debate 9; Key Club 9,10; Plays 11; Band 9,10, 11 , 12 . SUMMERS, KATHLEEN: GAA 9,10,11, 12; Pep Club 9,10; Student Council 12; Senior Ball Court; Glee Club 9, 10,11,12; District Solo Ensembles 11 , 12 . SWIM, DANIEL: Football 10; Wrestling 9,10,11,12 — Captain; Track 9; Con¬ servation 10,11,12; National Honors 11 , 12 . T TILOT, SUSAN: GAA 9,10,11. TIMM, DANIEL: Football 9,10: Basket¬ ball 9,10.11,12; I ntra murals 9,10,11, 186 12: FCA 12: Conservation 10,11,12; Key Club 10.11,12; BUZZ 12: Nation¬ al Honor 10,11,12: Pi Sigma Sigma 9; Prebleaire of the Month 12; Camp Counselor 11; Class Officer 9,10; Band 9,10,11,12; District Solo Ensembles 9,10,11,12; State Ensem¬ bles 10,11,12. TIMMERMAN, TOM TORDEUR, CAROL: Spanish Club 9,10, 11,12; FFA 10,11,12; BUZZ 11; Na¬ tional Honor 10,11,12. TORDEUR, CHRISTINE: FFA 9,10,12; GAA 11,12. TRICH, ROBERT: Gymnastics 10. TRUDELL, JEFF TURSKY, JOHN: Basketball 9,10. u UMENTUM, KEN: Wrestling 9,12. UPHILL. GLEN: Football 9,10,11,12: Track 9,10; Intramurals 9,10,11,12; National Honor 10,11,12; Pi Sigma Sigma 9,10,11; Class Officer 9,10; Band 9. V VANDENBUSH, MARK VANDENBUSH, MICHAEL: Football 9, 10 . VANDENHEUVEL, GENE VANDENHEUVEL, PAULA: Gymnastics 9,11,12; GAA 9,11,12; Z Club 10.11, 12; National Honor 11,12; Pi Sigma Sigma 9,10; Student Council 9,10, 11,12 — Secretary. VANDENHEUVEL. RANDY VANDENHOVEN, PAT: GAA 11; Mixed Chorus 9; Glee Club 10,11. VANDENLANGENBERG, CHARLENE: GAA 11; Pep Club 9,10. VANDENLANGENBERG, JOANNE: FHA 9,10,11,12. VANDENLANGENBERG, STEVE: Intra- murals 12. VANDERKELEN, MARY: FHA 9,11,12; GAA 10,11,12; Glee Club 9,10,11. VANDERKELEN, MIKE: Football 9,10; Intramurals 9,10,12; Hall Monitors 9. VANDERMEUSE, RON: Football 9,10; Basketball 10,11,12; Cross Country 11,12; Intramurals 9,10,11,12; Con¬ servation 12; FCA 12 — Captain; Key Club 11,12 — Treasurer. VANDEWALLE. SHERI: Prebleaire 11. VANDRISSE, STEPHANIE: Pep Club 9, 10,12; National Honor 11,12; Pi Sigma Sigma 12; Homecoming 11 — Queen; Prebleaire of the Month 11; Cheerleader 9,10,11,12 — Captain. VANEGEREN, SHARON: FHA 9,10. VANEGEREN, STEVE: FFA 9,10,11. VANERMEN, MIKE: Wrestling 9.10,11, 12; Intramurals 9,10,11,12; Junior Prom Court; Mixed Chorus 9. VANEYCKE, JOHN: Basketball 10; In¬ tramurals 11,12; Mixed Chorus 9. VANLANEN, TOM: FFA 9,10,11,12. VANLIESHOUT, JOANNE: FHA 9,10.11, 12; Mixed Chorus9; GleeClub 10,11. VANPAY, JOHN: FFA 10.11,12. VANRITE, PAUL: Intramurals 9,10,11, 12 . VERHEYDEN, LYNN: Tennis 12; Track 10,11,12; FHA 10,11 — Secretary, 12 — Treasurer; GAA 10,11,12; Glee Club 10,11,12. VERHEYEN, SHARON: Hall Monitors 10; Mixed Chorus 9. VINCENT, DENNIS: Basketball 9; Track 9,10,11,12; FCA 12; Key Club 10.11 — Vice President, 12 — President; Cross Country 10,11,12; Intramur¬ als 9,10,11,12; National Honor 10, 11,12; Pi Sigma Sigma 9,10; Junior Prom Court; Badger State 11; Class Officer 11,12; Prebleaire of the Month 11. VIVIANO, ROBERT: Football 9; Tennis 9,10,11,12; Orchestra 11,12; Band 9, 10 , 11 , 12 . VLIES, EUGENE W WABNITZ, DAVID: Intramurals9,10,11. WADZINSKI, CINDY: GAA 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11. WALDORF, WENDI: Track 10,12; GAA 9; Junior Prom Court; Student Council 12; Pep Club 11. WALKER, DANIEL: Wrestling 9,10; Track 10; Forensics 9,10,11; Cross Country 9,10; Intramurals 9,10,11; BUZZ 10; Student Council 10,11; Plays 10,11,12; Mixed Chorus 9,10, 11,12; District Solo Ensembles 9, 10 , 11 , 12 . WALL, SANDI: Track 11; Drama Club 12; GAA 9,10,11,12; Supply Store 12; Mixed Chorus 9. WALLACE, JIM WANEK, SHARON: FFA 12. WARDEN, CAROLE: Spanish Club 11. 12; MUSE 10,11,12; Quill Scroll 11, 12; GAA 11; Z Club 11,12. WARRICHAIET, DARLENE: Track 9. WATERMOLEN, DEBRA: GAA 9, Hail Monitors 9; Camp Counselor 12; Mixed Chorus 9; Glee Club 10; Dis¬ trict Solo Ensembles 9. WAUTERS. KENNETH; Wrestling 11; Track 9; Cross Country 11,12. WEBER. PATRICK WEEDEN. DEANA: Plays 11; Mixed Chorus 9,10,11,12; Swing Choir 10. 11,12; District Solo Ensembles 10, 11,12; State Ensembles 10,11,12. WEIDNER, WILLIAM: Football 10,11,12; Key Club 11,12; National Honor 11, 12; Pi Sigma Sigma 11,12. WEILAND, CHRIS: Football 9; Basket¬ ball 9; Track 9; Swimming 9; Intra¬ murals 10,11; Drama Club 10,11; Debate 10,11; Forensics 11; Plays 11 . WELSCH. MICHELE: Track 9; FNA 9. WHITE, ROBIN: Spanish Club 9,10; GAA 9,10; National Honor 12; Pi Sigma Sigma 12; Band 9,10,11,12; District Solo Ensembles 10,11,12; State Ensembles 10,11. WILHELM, DALE: Intramurals 9. WILLAME, MARK: Plastic Guild 12; Gymnastics 9; Forensics 12: Plays 11,12; Librqry Club 11; Supply Store 10,12; Hall Monitors 11,12. WILLIQUETTE, KEITH: Football 10; Track 10; Plastic Guild 10. WILQUET, DALE: Intramurals 11. WINN, JOHN WOLF, SHERI: GAA 9,10; Glee Club 9, 10,11,12; District Solo Ensembles 10 , 12 . WOODS. BECKY: GleeClub 12. WOODS, ROBERT: Track 12; Plays 11. WYPISZYNSKi, CYNTHIA: Drama Club 9; FHA 9,10; GAA 9; Pep Club 9; Glee Club 9. z ZARNOTH, TERRY: Gymnastics 12. ZEININGER, GAIL: Conservation Club 10; Library Club 9; Hall Monitors 9; Office Aids 10. ZELLNER, JANET: Library Club 12; Swing Choir 12; Glee Club 9,10,11. 12; District Solo Ensembles 10,11, 12; State Ensembles 12. ZIEMER, ANTOINETTE: Spanish Club 11,12; Z Club 12. ZILLES, JOANN: ICX 11; Track 11; GAA 9,10,11,12; Z Club 11,12; Prebleaire 11; National Honor 12; Prebleaire of the Month 12; Student Council 10. 11,12; Mixed Chorus 10,11,12; Glee Club 9; District Solo Ensembles 9. 10,11,12; State Ensembles 10,11,12. ZIMMERMAN, DEBRA ZIMPEL, TERRY: FFA 12. 187 Abts, Brenda 104, 154 Adams, Mark 154 Adams, Nanci 117, 148 Adamson, Kim 154 Adrians, Cathy 119, 154 Aerts, Danny 45, 46, 95. 110, 148 Albers, Kris 122 Albers, Sue 122 Albert, Connie 103. 116, 119, 122 Albert, Richard 148 Alberts, Brent Alberts, Mary Albright, Mark 74, 119, 148 Aldrich, Tom 154 Allard, Laure 148 Allard, Mary 117, 148 Alleerts, Brent Amenson, David 122 Anderson, Barbara 111,148 Anderson, Karyl 103, 148 Anderson, Gary 43, 94, 100, 122 Angst, Joe 122 Arthur, Marilyn 117,148 Ausloos, Gerry 115,154 Bach, Carol 122 Backes, Cyndi 38, 90, 108, 117, 122 Bader, Debbie 117,148 Bader, Mike 154 Baenen, Gloria 104,154 Baenen,Joyce 123 Baer, Charles 44, 46, 103, 110, 123 Baeten, Carey 104,154 Baeten, Martin 104, 148 Baeten, Mary 117,148 Baker, Sandra 34 Baldwin, Kathy 154 Baldwin, Kim 123 Ball, Edward 154 Balza, Cathy 119,154 Balza, Richard 123 Baneck, Sue 115,123 Barrette, Glen 148 Barrette, Michelle Barth, Dale Barth, Sue 123 Barth, Tom 123 Basten, John Baugnet, Brian 148 Baugnet. Lynn 112,148 Baugnet. Mike Bauknecht, Randy 148 Baumer, Charles Baumer, Sue 119,154 Baumgart. Betsy 23, 76. 148 Bechard, Mary 92, 70, 96, 154 Bechard, Nancy 44, 93. 104, 105, 108, 123 Beaton, Barbara 148 Bechle, Peggy 91. 102, 112, 114, 148 Becker, Blaise 148 Becker, Debbie 123 Becker, Steven 52, 60, 80, 148 Becker, Tom 148 Becker. Vicki 154 Becks, Richard 123 Bedore, Edward 115, 123 Bedore, Lisa 89, 154 Behnke, Rick 123 Behnke. Steve Behrendt, Tim 50. 51. 57, 60, 68, 110, 112, 123 Bellmore. Debbie 95, 98, 102, 110, 148 Beno, Dave 74,154 Beno.Greg 154 Beno, Patty 154 Beno, Stephen 45, 103, 148 Beno, Steve 123 Benson, Sheree 34, 37, 39, 43, 100, 101, 119, 148 Benz, Karen 148 Benz, Patty 98, 108, 154 Berceau, Mike 123 Berceau, Randy Berg, Susan 123 Berndt, Patrick 149 Bero, Scott 44,124 Bersch, Randy 94, 124 Berth, Mary 108, 124 Besaw, Bart 104 Bethe, Barbara 40, 43, 44, 96. 100, 124 Bettine, Paul Bettis, Mary 154 Bettis, Tom 95,124 Beyer, Kathleen 99, 124 Beyer, Robert 104, 154 Beyer, Tina 149 Bierke, Bill Binish, Jay Bins, Gary Bins, Sherrie 154 Birch. John 44,80. 110, 112, 124 Birdsall, Bill 54, 154 Birdsall, Sara 40, 58, 89. 90, 93, 124 Birk, Michael bishop, Patricia 38, 44, 100, 108, 116, 119, 124 Biskner, Karen 88,93,115,149 Bitters. Elise 100,112, 114, 154 Bitters, Mark Blahnik, Carl 104 Blakesley, Nancy 82, 149 Blegen.Jon 52,124 Blinn, Jeffrey 46, 113, 124 Blinn, Joan 47, 154 8lohowiak, Lynn 88, 93, 154 Blohowiak, Nancy 90, 124 Blondheim, Jeffrey 124 Blozinski, Susan 117,124 Bluemle, Mary Jo 39,76,92,100, 108. 119, 154 Boehler, Kris Boerst, Kim 115, 154 Bodart, Thomas Bomber, Bill 103. 113, 115, 119. 149 Bomski, John Boncher, Christine 117,124 Boncher, Mike 93, 94, 96, 124 Bonjean. Linda 154 Bonk, Sue 112 Borlee, Josepha Borlee, Maria 117, 119, 149 Borley, Glen Borley. Stephen 94,96,154 Borucki, Susan 113,154 Borzick, Michael 64, 65, 125 Bowers. Jean 70,149 Bowers, Karen 154 Bowers, Mark Boyce, Bonnie 39,92,96,154 Boyce, Christopher 40,38,44,94, 103, 106, 107, 125 Boyle, Katherine 125 Bradley, Barb 79,91,149 Bradley, Marla 102,112,154 Bradley, Shaun 29,53,60,96,112, 149 Brandtjen, Barb 34, 45, 113. 149 Branshaw, Dean 154 Brault, Cheryl 154 Brault, Jeff 125 Brede, Cindy Brede, Steven 154 Breitenbach, Debby 114, 149 Breitrick, Dawn 119, 149 Brice, Dale 149 Brice, Pam 149 Brice, Sandy 125 Brienen, Chris Brienen, Christine 149 Brienen, Mark 64,94,125 Brienen, Randy 149 Brodhagen, Mark 37, 72, 125 Broekman, Bonnie 102, 154 Broekman, Joseph Brogan, John Brolin, Mike 125 Brooker, Barb 91, 108, 119, 149 Brosig, Cheryl 117, 125 Brown, Alan Brown, Rebecca 76, 77, 96, 100, 149, 43 Brown, Sarah 76, 77, 91, 99, 100, 101, 108, 149 Browning, David 125 Brozyna, Paul 66 Bruechert, Eireen Bruechert, Sean 74,75,125 Bruening, Mark 125 Brunette, Susan 119, 154 Brunner, Debra 117,125 Brunner, Diane 149 Brunner, Jennifer 149 Brunner, Steve 119,154 Buchberger, Brian 37,40,43,96,98, 99, 107, 125 Buckoski, Dena 70, 154 Burns, Becky 125 Burns, Michael 154 Bush, Barbara 47,82.96,154 Bush, Tom 34, 45, 78, 110, 149, 43 Bushmaker, Stuart 94, 149 Buss, Rochelle 113, 149 Buttke, Sara 96, 113, 108, 114, 125 Cafaro, Mary 149 Calewarts, Mike 104, 126 Carlson, Connie 96,119,149 Carpiaux, James 154 Cayemberg, Debra 76, 77, 154 Cayemberg, Jean 102,149 Cayse, Brad 33, 149 Champeau, Charlotte Charles, Cheryl 91,111,149 Charles, David 34, 52, 149 Charles, Ronald 126 Charlier, Barbara 39, 149 Charlier, Craig 66,115,149 Christensen, Brenda 154 Christenson, Lee 126 Claflin, Andy Clark, David 104, 149 Clark, Dennis 149 Clark, Shelley 38, 40, 43, 44, 90, 100, 108, 114, 126 Clausen, Kathleen 126 188 Cleereman, Cindy 149 Clifton, Peggy 126 Clifton, Peter 72. 149 Coakley, Julie 126 Coakley, Lori 154 Collier, Joan 155 Collier, Mary 149 Collins, Janice 44, 70,90, 111, 126 Collins, James 126 Comstock, Lori 119,149 Conard, Steven 54,55,61,62,155 Connelly, Terry 112,149 Cook, Robert 54,62,80,115,155 Coppin, John 103. Ill, 119, 149 Corbeille, Chris 149 Corbeille, Craig 126 Cordle, Chad 155 Cormier, Karen 155 Craanen, Mary 126 Cramer, Mark 54, 155 Cravillion, Terry 74,126 Crawford, Betsy 115,155 Cretton, Patricia 92,155 Crevcoure. Steve 126 Critser, Jeffrey 155 Crockford, Dale 66, 115, 149 Croll, Chrictine 108, 149 Crone, Diane 114,155 Crone, John 64,126 Cross, Kevin Crossman, Catherine 155 Culshaw, Julie Culver, Mark Czarneski, John 104 Dahin, Sharon 126 Dahike, Michael 126 Dallaire, Jim 52,53,66,103,104, 110, 112, 149 Daniels, Kathy 47,92,155 Daniels, Michael 44, 57, 58, 59, 60, 127 Dart, Doreen 119,155 Dart. Mark 114, 116, 119, 127 Daul, Alan 149 Daul, Darlene 155 Daul, Jane 102, 107. Ill, 112, 155 Davies, Anne 45, 98, 100, 108, 112, 119, 149 Davies, Richard 149 Day, Kathy 98,155 DeBaere, Alice 127 DeBaere, Patricia DeBaker, JoAnn 155 DeBauche, Kris 155 DeBauche, Linda 155 DeBauche, Steven DeBauche, Steve 155 DeBauche, Victoria 155 Debbout, Jim 53 DeBot, Alvin 104 DeBot, James 149 Deering, Nancy 90, 108, 127 DeGrand, Steve 155 DeGrave, Dave 95, 98, 149 DeGrave. Diane 44, 47, 98, 103, 127 DeGrave, Jean 70,71,92,155 DeGrave, Lynne 155 DeGrave, Peter DeGreef. David DeGreef. Mary 149 DeGroot. Francis 54, 155 DeGroot, Janine 155 DeGroot, Jeanne 114,149 DeGroot, Laurie 149 DeJardin, Steve 127 DeKeuster, Cindy 155 DeKeyser. Don 113,115.155 DeKeyser, Stephen 127 Delwiche. Joan 106,155 Delwiche, Lois 106. 127 Demeny, Larry 119,155 Demerath. Gene 155 Demerath, Steven 60, 78, 149 Dempsey. Kevin 45, 46, 78, 149 Denis, Debra 149 , Deprey, Michelle 108,116,114 Deprey, Sheryl 29, 89, 116, 119, 149 Derpinghaus, Dan 52, 127 Desotelle, Pamela 127 Destree, Mark 74,119,155 Destree, Thomas 44, 43, 99. 127 Deterville, Joseph 104, 149 Dettmann, Judy 34, 39, 114, 149 Dettmann, Julie 149 Dettmann, Sandra 34.38,127 Dettweiler, Ann 43,45,70,98.100, 116, 119, 149 Dettweiler, Rebecca 96. 113, 155 Dettweiler, Elizabeth 96. 113, 155 Deutsch. Anne 106, 107, 149 DeVillers, PattiJo 106, 149 DeVillers, Scott 104,155 Dewitt, Sue 39,47.92,100,155 Dick. Robert 44,46,72.115,127 Dixon, John 127 Dixon, Kevin Dobratz, Mary 98, 117, 149 Doeren, Kurt 80, 127 Dominguez, Stephanie 155 Dorzweiler, Lori 155 Dow, Debbie 149 Drabes, Cheryl 149 Drewiske, Frank 149 Droege, Brian 155 Droege, Mary 45, 46, 91.98, 108, 149 Drossart, Steven 155 DuBois, Gary 127 DuBois, Jean 149 Duffek, Dave 119,155 Duffy, Bill 155 Duncan,Jude 155 Dupont, Dean 104, 155 Duquaine, Keith 128 Dye, Charlene 43, 44, 98, 99, 128 Ebeling, Lyn Ebeling, Mark 128 Ebeling, Mary 155 Ebert, Cynthia 128 Effertz, Craig 104, 149 Eggert, Kenneth 149 Eggener, Kim 155 Eggert, Norbert Ehrfurth, Cheryl 155 Eisenmann, Marc 66, 72. 94, 149 Ellingson, Kay 70, 81,91, 114. 149 Elliott, Carol 70,94,117,155 Ellison, Joan Enderby. Cindy 149 Enderby. Dean 66, 104, 155 Engler, Debbie 39, 155 Engstrom, Barbara 91, 149 Enigl, Davin 45,95. 113, 115, 149 Erdmann. Debbie 155 Erickson, Lynette 91.93.110,119. 149 Erieau, Terry 155 Eschelweck. Anne 149 Eschelweck. Lisa 155 Estel, Mike 149 Evans, David 66, 149 Evenson, Shelly 98, 155 Evraets, Jeff 66,150 Evrard, Sue 150 Fagan, Mary 128 Palish, Karen 155 Falish, Milton 104,155 Falish, Norbert 104 Farrell, Kathleen 119.128 Fay, Steve 12 8 Fayas, Kathy 117,155 Feldhausen, Lynn 92, 155 Fieck, Paul 64, 119, 128 Fischer, Ken Fischer, Kim 155 Fischer, Vicki 128 Flavion, Dale 104, 155 Fleck. Carol 102 Fleck, Linda 117, 150 Flegel, Richard 128 Flegel, Tom 29, 50. 60, 150 Fogel, Nancy 70,79,91.96,150 Fontaine. David 44. 68, 72, 94. 112, 128 Fontaine, Debbie 155 Fontaine, John 95 Forsythe, Melinda 104 Foucault, Renee 92, 155 Fox, Steve 29,50,64.65.116,119. 150 Francois, Colette 155 Fraser, James Fraser, Ralph Frisch, Paul Frisque, Cheryl 119,150 Frisque, Karen 119.150 Frisque, Ryan 95, 128 Froelich, Todd 115,150 Gadamus, Jeff 56,155 Gadamus. Jolyce 93,150 Gaddis, Linnae 150 Gaddis. Sue 27,26,128 Gagliano, Cindy Gallagher, Cathy 91,108,150 Gantz, Steve 155 Garot, Paul 155 Gasman, Dan 155 Gebhard, Rick 99,115,128 Gebhardt, Kathryn 44,113,114, 128, 43 Gebhard, Vicki 114,155 Genke, Stan 150 Georgia, Alan 128 Georgia, Diane 150 Georgia, Lynn 155 Georgia, Ronnie 129 Georgia, Roxann 150 Georgia, Wayne 155 Gerczak, Barbara 93. 102. 112. 129 Gerrits, Andy 66,155 Gerstner, Dave 50, 129 Gibson, Alan 115,129 Gibson, Keith 115 Giese, Beverly 70,79,90,93,114, 129,42 Giese, Donna 91,96,150 189 Giese, Sandra 155 Giese, Sue 150 Giguere, Verlyn 155 Gillaume, Keith 150 Gillis, Matt Gilsoul, Debbi 114,150 Gleason, Cindy 150 Glickman, Leanne 39,45,96,98, 108, 150 Glock, Thomas 38,42,74,75,94,96, 129, 43 GoGos.John 155 Gomand, Robert 155 Gonnering, David Goral, Steve 54,155 Gossen, Peter 150 Gould, Daniel 98, 155 Gould, Debra 70, 71,81, 92, 96, 155 Gould, Jay 150 Gould, Sandra 117,156 Goza, Franklin 129 Goza, Thomas Gragg. Linelle 99, 108, 114, 150 Greatens, Kevin 129 Greer. John 33,37, 103. 112, 115, 129 Gregorich, Gail 156 Greiling, MaryJo 150 Greiling, Nancy 45, 150 Griep, Sue 156 Grognet, Cheryl 92, 93, 156 Groskopf, Ann 46.45, 70. 113. 150 Gross, Jeffrey 150 Gross, Steve Groth, Kris 34, 37, 96, 156 Guelette, Gaye •-Guns, Joan 129 Gussert, David 115, 129 Guth, Cyndie 117, 150 Guth, Daniel 78, 112, 129 Guzzonato, Jeff 53, 61, 62, 156 Haase, Daniel 156 Hackner, Ann 129 Hackner, Barb 70,156 Haevers. Betty 129 Haevers. Ruth 47,119.156 Hafeman, Colby 150 Hafeman, Shelby 102,156 Hagemeier, Terry 117,150 Haines, Scott 150 Haines, Steven Halbrook, Linda 39, 156 Hall, Tom 51, 50, 129 Haltaufderheide, Todd 104, 119, 150 Halverson, Richard Halverson, Sue 156 Hamernik, Anne 45.46,70,82,94, 107, 108, 112, 150 Hamlin, Carol 44,129 Hanrahan, Robert Hansen, Cheryl 112,150 Hansen, Chris 62,156 Hansen, Dana Hansen, Donna 130 Hansen, Jae 34, 37, 45, 78. 94, 96, 107, 113, 150 Harding, Michael Hare, Jeannie 43,44,90,100,108. 130 Hare, Mark 34, 37, 99, 100, 101, 156 Harper, Frances 130 Harper, Matt 156 Harrig, Wayne 150 Harrill, Maureen 91,108,111,150 Harrill, Mike 54, 104, 156 Harrington, Dale 112, 150 Harrington, Diane 156 Harris, MaryLou 156 Hart, Thomas 150 Hartford, Mike Harvey, Cheryl 93, 114, 156 Hasaert, Donald Hasseler, Doug 72, 60, 93, 112, 103, 150 Hassell, Nelson 115,156 Hathaway, Karyn 45, 150 Hathaway, Larry Hauser, Daniel 130 Haviland, Lynne 99,116.119,130 Haviland, Richard 34,119,156 Hawk, John 114,156 Hawley, John 37, 107, 156 Hawley, Robin 104 Hayden, Frank 54, 68, 156 Hayden, Holly 156 Hayden, Kathy 91.93,150 Hays, Debbe 114 Healy, James 130 Hebei, Holly 38. 114, 130 Hebei, Michelle 150 Hedge, Thomas 41,45.78,94.98. 106, 107, 150 Heim, Kenneth 45.104,105,150 Heim, Linda 156 Heim, Paul 44, 104. 105. 130 Heisler, MaryJo 117,150 Helf, Craig Hemb, Gary 150 Henes, Thomas 103,106.107,116. 119, 130 Henrichs, Cindy 91.108.150 Henrichs, Mary 112.130 Herlache, Patricia 156 Herman, Shirley 102,132 Hernke, Karen 156 Herrick, Gary 94,99,107.114.150 Hertel, Patty 29,93, 150 Hess, Connie 44.79,90,99,113. 114. 119, 130 Hess, DeDe 39, 76, 119, 156 Heyrman. Teresa 91,150 Hickey, James 156 Hill, Bradley 130 Hinckley, Brian 66,94,150 Hoffman, Thomas 156 Hoffmann, Lee 52,111,130 Hoffmann, Leo 72 Hoffmann, Randall 130 Hoffmann, Robert 29, 53, 57, 60, 150 Hoffmann, Tom 156 Hoida, Ronald 56, 156 Hoida, Wayne 130 Holewinski, Ken 131 Holl, Christine 102,131 Hoi I, David 156 Holl, Larry 66,150 Holm, Thomas 80 Homme, Maureena Hoogland, John 104 Hoops, Barbara 47, 114, 156 Hooyman, Nancy 156 Horkman, Mike Horkman, Steve 104, 156 Horkman, Sue 47,92,156 Hornsby, Fiona 131 Hornsby, Morag 114,154 Hoslet, Jean 76, 119, 156 Hostetler, Robart 53, 64, 150 Huguet, Julie 90,131 Houston, Holly 81, 150 Hull, Cheryl 156 Hull, Jerry 150 Hull, Renee 131 Huntley, Therese 98,108,150 Hurley, Lane 131 Hurley, Linda 119,150 Immel, Nancy Isaacson, Shelley 114,131 Isco, Mike 150 Jabbusch, David 50 Jacobe, Jeffrey Jacobs, Cheri 91, 96, 119, 150, 188 Jacobs, Steven 150 Jacobs, Wayne 104 Jacqmin, James 156 Jadin.Judy 150 Jaeger, Dale 103, 115, 156 Jaeger, Gretchen 44, 46, 113, 115, 131 Jaklin, Jody 23,29, 150 Jaklin, Linda Jannusch, Rebecca 34, 43, 44, 98, 107, 112, 117, 131 Jarmuskewicz, James 156 Jarstad, Jacqueline 44, 46, 131 Jauquet, Jan 150 Jauquet, Jane 91,150 Jefrey, Virginia 131 Jenkel, Julie 38,41,44,47,90,99. 108, 114, 131 Jenkel, Patti 108, 156 Jensen, Louise 47, 115, 156 Jentz, Julie 45, 46, 94, 102, 106. 116, 150 Jerovetz, Janet 70, 81,94, 107, 112, 150 Johnsen, David 45,50.60,68,112, 119, 110, 150 Johnsen, Susan 119,131 Johnson, Diane 116,119,131 Johnson, Gary 131 Johnson, Gerard 131 Johnson, Gregory 50, 68, 103, 115, 159 Johnson, Jerry 119,156 Johnson, Kathleen 156 Johnson, Michael 119,156 Johnson, Terri 93.156 Jones, Carol 111,117,150 Jonet, Cynthia 156 Jonet, Dale 132 Jonet, Gene 104,132 Jonet, Lynn 114,156 Josephs, Thomas 74,156 Jossart, Craig 150 Kabacinski, Dale Kabacinski, Russell 132 KaLuza, John 95,150 Kaminecki, Laurie 150 Kane, Colleen 132 Kane, Kathy 102, 117, 150 Kapalin, Jerilyn 29,79,119 Karchinski, Deborah 104, 156 Karnopp, Brian 46,98, 116, 119, 150 Karnopp, David 156 190 Kaster, Christy 156 Katers, Bruce 66,68,103,119,156 Katers, David 116, 132 Katers, Jeff Katers, Timothy 103,119,132 Katzbahn, Tanya Kaye. John Kaye. Rocklyn 62 156 Kaye, Tina 70,150 Kelley, Vickie 151 Kellogg, Richard 68, 72, 156 Kerlinske, Diane 119,151 Ketcham, Jeffrey 114,156 Keyser, Gerry 117,156 Keyser, Linda 29,39,88,116,119, 151 Kielpikowski, Greg 50,132 Kielpikowski, Jean 68,108,156 King, Steve 62,80, 114, 156 Kinnard, LeaAnn 132 Kittle, Cynthia 89, 113, 114, 132 Klarkowski, Debra 132 Klarkowski.OSteven 151 Klika, Dennis 56, 119, 156 Klika, Rick 151 Klimczyk, Robert 50, 116, 119 Klimczyk, Russ 60, 151 Klish.John 151 Kluth, Michael 119, 151 Klutterman, David 151 Knaus, Barbara 44 Knaus, David 156 Knaus, Susan 151 Knox, Kathryn 92,96,156 Knox, Pete 68,72,73,112 Koepke, Jan 132 Koeppler, Kevin 56, 100. 156 Kofler, Rick 151 Kolar.Tom 132 Kollath, John 45,78,151 Korpal, John 151 Konitzer, Daniel 156 Koss, Debbie 116,119,151 Koss, Tina 119,156 Kowaleski, Terry 102,151 Kramer, Karen 40,90.96,98,99, 101,108, 132 Kramer, Leslie 39,99,108,156 Krause, Debra 44, 90, 98, 132 Krause, Karla 113,96,156 Kremer.John 156 Kremer, Michelle 79, 132 Kremer, Pam 117,151 Krider, Scott 33,45,78,151 Kroll, Donna 151 Kroll, Jeannie 23,88,151 Kroll, Jeffery Kroll, Judy 26, 27, 44, 47. 90, 92, 132 Kroll, Kathryn 92, 93, 156 Kroll, Robert 151 Kropp, Brenda 151 Kropp, Steven 151 Kropp, Teresa 156 Krueger. Gail 156 Krumpos. Debbie 76,96.151 Kuchta, Randy 151 Kueper, Kathy 96,117,154 Kuester, Kathy 47, 113, 156 Kuglitsch, Barb 151 Kuharski, Sharon Kuivinen, Joan 81,90, 115, 133 Kukla, Linda 119,133 Kunesh, Karen 133 Kurth, Kathy 151 Kurth, Mark 45,105,151 Kusch, Richard 100, 103, 156 Kusniesz, Karl 104, 151 LaCount, Sue 119,151 Ladd, Rae 133 LaForce, Jim LaFortune, Sandi 92.93,157 Lafrombois, Mark 157 LaLuzerne. Becky 157 LaLuzerne, Bruce 133 LaLuzerne, Kathy ,117.133 LaLuzerne, Marcia 106. 115, 151 LaLuzerne, Mark 151 Lamal, Cindy 45,91,151 Lamb, Catherine 39, 96, 82, 151,43 Landerman, Diane 90,93,133 Lange, David 157 LaPage, Linda 157 LaPlant, MaryJo 157 LaPlant, Mike 56,157 LaPlant, MikeR. 115, 157 LaPlant, Terrance Lardinois, Debbie 151 Lardinois, Rick 95. 151 Lardo, Dan 151 Larscheid, Dorothy 23,89,90,93, 133 Larscheid, Steve 104,151 Laundrie. Jeanne 38, 44, 100, 108, 122, 133 Laundrie, Paula 39, 92, 96. 99. 108, 154, 157 Laurent, Frank 151 LeAnna, Sylva 93, 133 Learned, James 157 Learned, John 133 Le Boeuf, Carol 157 Leemon, Michael 94, 133 LeFevre, Louise 102,115 Legois, John 157 Legois, Steve Leiterman, Judith 157 Leiterman, Nick 133 LeMere, Robert 115.151 LeMieux, Carol 157 Lenss, Bradley 151 LeRoy, Linda 102, 112, 151 Lessmiller, Ronald 74.75,94,133 Lester, John 151 Liebergen, Carol 157 Liebmann, Linda 81, 116, 119, 133 Lindemann, Pam 133 Linden, Diane 153 Lindsley. Sandra 117,134 Lindsley, Sharon Linssen, Marcia 157 Linssen, Michele Litkey, Steve Lodi, Dana 74 Long. Susan Lontkowski, Joan 117 Loritz, Cindy 117 Louis, Denis 53, 134 Louis, Mike 151 Lubinski, Cheryl 39,151 Luisier, Lisa 157 Lundstrom, Thomas 44. 58, 60. 80, 113. 112, 115. 122, 133 Lundy, Deborah 119, 157 Lutz, Dean Maccaux. Debra 115,119,151 Maccaux, Robert 151 Maccoux, William 134 Magnuson, Carl 151 Mahoney, Barbara 82,90,134 Mahoney, Chris 82,157 Maier, Pamela 45,96,106,151 Makos. Dennis 66, 157 Makos, Ramona 43, 107, 134 Malcore, Carl 54. 147 Malcore. Christopher 94,134 Malcore, Jody 157 Malcore, Judy 119,157 Malcore. Marcy 112,114,157 Malcore, Michelle 92, 99, 157 Malcore, Randy 105, 134 Maloney, John 62,119,157 Manders, Michael 72 Mann, Thomas 151 Marauskis, Julie 157 Marcelle, Randy 53, 64, 134 Marcelle. Richard 53,64,134 Marcusen, Karen 151 Marcusen, Richard 104 Maricque, David Martin, Leanne 157 Martin, Mark Martin, Vincent 151 Maske, Jerome 151 Massey, Kathy Mathews, Anita 134 Matzke, Joe 80, 151 Matzke, Paul 134 Matzke, Sharon 26, 27, 134 Matzke, Timothy 66,157 McCament, Dave 56, 157 McCremmon, Michael McElrone. Russell 157 McIntosh, James 94,157 McKeefry, JoAnn 151 McMonagle, James 134 McMonagle, Julie 157 McWey, Jeffery 53,80,151 Mead, Timothy 72. 112, 115, 134 Meidl, Cheryl 157 Melnarik. Lori 23, 38, 44. 46, 82, 90. 96, 99, 115, 122, 134 Melnarik, Peggy 82,92,115,157 Melotte, Jerry 151 Menne, Linda 151 Mennen. James Mertens. Bruce 157 Mertens. Cheryl 117,151 Mertens, Gail 39,96,157 Mertens. Linda 119.151 Messman, Kevin 41,38,43,44,99, 101, 135 Metoxen, Peter 151 Metzler, Ken 74,151 Meverden, Barb 151 Meyer, Dean 52, 135 Meyer, Debbie 45, 46. 70. 91,81,99. 114, 151 Meyer, Sue 119,135 Michaud, Brian Michiels, Linda 98,106,151 Mickle. Paul 68.72, 135 Micksch, Mary 45,70,94,151 Mikulsky, Chris 46, 151 Mikulsky, Joseph 157 Mikulsky. Mary 112, 151 Mikulsky, Robert 135 191 Mileski, Lynn 102, 135 Mil inski, Karen 157 Milinski, Kay 157 Miller. Don 41,50,60,68, 112, 135 Miller, Douglas 135 Miller, Duane 157 Miller, Jeff 34, 119 Miller, Lee 45,50,60,68,96,112, 151 Miller, Lori 157 Miller, Susan Mintjal, Diana 135 Misovec, Chris 117 Mitchell, Jody 157 Mleziva, Donna 70, 157 Mleziva, Jim Mleziva, John 64,104,151 Mocco, Michelle 135 Modi, Charles 157 Modi, Jean 47,93,95,99,112,114, 157 Mohr, Karen 117,151 Molik, Diane 135 Monroe, Krista 135 Moore, John 43, 44, 68, 100, 106, 135 Morek, Mary 135 Morgan, Joanne 39,45,151 Moorehead, Tim 54,157 Moose, Mary Morey, Donavon 62, 68, 72, 110, 112, 157 Morgan, Russell 157 Mornard, Dan 157 Mornard, Ellen 135 Morris, Karen 151 Morris, Kaye 157 Moseley, Charles 157 Moseley. Sue 151 Mostek, Wayne 151 Mott, Andrew 157 Mott, Diane 151 Mueller, Janet 40, 44, 46, 96, 113, 114, 135 Mueller, Marian 44,46,113,114, 136 Murray, Dave 45,46,68.72,110, 152 Murray, Mary 119,134 Murray, Mike 56,66,157 Murto, Mark Naze, Brenda Naze, Debie 136 Naze, Gary Neerdaels, Sue 92. 98, 108, 157 Nelson, Janene 44, 90. 96, 136 Nelson, Jim 50,136 Nelson, Margaret 44,96,113,114, 116, 136, 119 Nelson, Melissa Nelson, Paul 45, 72. 110, 113, 116, 119, 152 Nelson, Prudence Netols, Steve Netols, Susan 103, 136 Neumeier, Cathy 102,136 Neumeier, Debra 91,117,152 Neuville, Mike Neuviile, Steve Nichol, MaryJo 157 Nicolaus, David 157 Nicolaus, Donald 80,157 Nicolaus. Kathleen 44,99,108,136 Nicholson, Clair 81,152 Niedermeyer, William 68, 74, 75, 136 Nies, Bonnie 152 Nitka, Dave 157 Nooyen, MaryEllen 102, 117, 157 Novaria, James 152 Nys, Peter 152 O’Brien, Dale 157 O’Brien, Michael O’Donnell, Craig 62,157 O’Hara, Cathleen Olds.JoAnn 136 Olds, Susan 43, 82, 100, 113, 152 O’Leary, Patrick 104, 152 Olejniczak, MaryJo 91,152 Olson, Karen 70, 91, 112, 114, 152 Olson, Timothy Osmond, Chris 56,157 Ostrenga, Randy 119,157 Ott, Lori 37.47. 103, 107, 112, 119, 157 Ottum, Douglas 152 Ottum, Steve 80, 157 Ouradnik, Richard 157 Ouradnik, Robert Overgard, Mari Owen, Diane 117, 157 Paal, Alan Paal, Brian 136 Paal, Dennis 136 Pagel, Larry 157 Panneck, Richard Panure, Mary 136 Paplham, John 50,59, 60,68,112, 152 Pap pas, Mary 39, 70, 93, 99, 100, 107, 112, 114, 157 Parins, Jodi 70, 71,92, 93, 157 Parish, Dennis 66,152 Parmentier, David Parmentier, Mary 136 Parson, Harvey 152 Parson, Jerrine 157 Parsons, Dave 136 Paszkiewcz, Bruce Paszkiewcz, Mark Patton, Brian 157 Patton, Shelley 152 Pauls, Sue Pautz, Curt Paye, Sue 157 Pearson, Debbie 38, 44, 82, 90, 108, 137 Pearson, Michele 45,46,82,91,98, 108, 152 Pederson, Steve 104, 157 Peltier, Jill 137 Peltier, Michele 117, 157 Peltier, Susan 34,37,45,102,107, 112, 119, 152 Perdew, Judy 44, 96, 100, 104, 108, 137 Peters, Bob 137 Peters, DiAnn 44,46,70,76,90,93, 99, 114, 116, 119, 137 Peters, Greg 34, 66, 94, 115, 152 Peters, John Jeff 56, 68. 157 Peters, John J. Peters, Lynn 152 Peters, Mark 104 Peters, Ray 104, 157 Peterson, Belinda Peterson, Karen 92, 99, 157 Peterson, Marsha Pfankuch, Amy 93, 107, 152 Pfeifer, Stan Philipp, Lori 45,46,70,94, 113, 152 Phillips, Bruce 158 Phillips, Debbie 102,158 Phillips, Karen 106. 152 Phillips, Mark 104,137 Phillips, Mark R. 152 Phillips, Richard Piaskowski, Debra Piaskowski, Don Pichette, David 62, 158 Pierquet, Chris 158 Pierquet, Debra 33,44,46,93,107, 108, 114, 137 Pierquet, Nancy 158 Pierquet, Roger 44, 110, 137 Pierquet, Ron 137 Pieschek, Debra 102, 115, 152 Pieschek, Mary 114, 158 Piety, Steve Pike, Susan 152 Pileski, Ann 158 Pileski, Mark 137 Pileski, Paul 152 Pinchard, Lee 66, 72, 80 Pinchart, Arlan 119,152 Pinchart, Rick 116, 119, 137 Piontek, Sharon 93,158 Piontek, Stephen 137 Piper, Laurie 92,93,100,158 Piper, Patricia 39,45,47,93,119, 152 Piper, Paul 78. 119, 137 Pirlott, Dave 51,52,53,137 Piton, Debra 115,152 Plouff, Jean 43, 70, 79, 102, 137 Plouff, Steve 54,158 Polachek, Bruce 74. 158 Polasik, Theresa 152 Popp, Steven 45, 46, 50, 68, 152 Posey, Robert 152 Powers, Blane 158 Powers, Dane 158 Prange, Mike 50 Prange, Walter 52,152 Presnell, Kathy Prevost, Arnold 152 Prevost, Debra 114, 158 Prevost, Robert Prichard, BettyJane 115, 158 Process, Mary 117, 158 Puyleart, Donna 152 Puyleart, Sheryl 158 Pyan, LaVonne 137 Quatsoe, Cheryl 158 Race, Terry 106 Rader, Brenda 76,152 Rader, Debbie 70,71,117,158 Rader, Michael 158 Radix, Harold 152 Ramsey, Anthony 158 Ranee, Sue 92,93,158 Rapp, Cynthia 138 Rasmussen, Tim 44, 94, 138 Ray. Mark 116,119 Ray, Paul 119, 158 Reason, James Rebitski, Paul 138 192 Rebman, Debra 96,103,112,158 Rechner, Doug Reed, Laurie 70,96,158 Reeves, Jeffrey 138 Reeves, Larry 158 Reines, Bruce 115,138 Reiter, Ronald Rempett, Pat 91,152 Renier.Anne 116,117,119,158 Renier, Oliver 44,46,138 Rentmeester, Brad 56, 68, 158 Rentmeester, Gary 138 Rentmeester, Gerald 104,152 Rentmeester, Pat Rentmeester, Peter 50, 66, 152 Rentmeester, Shirley 158 Rhoden, Karen 100,158 Richmond, Beverly Rieder, Robin 91,152 Rienow, LouAnn 138 Rienow, Mary 158,96 Ripp, Eileen 45,91,119,152 Ripp, Wendy 119,158 Ritchie, Julie 106,158 Rivet, Rosemary 152 Roberts, Charles 68,158 Roberts, Patti 70, 117, 158 Roble, Richard 68. 158 Roderick, Sandy 96, 108, 152 Rodgers, Debra 152 Rodgers, Sherrie 104, 158 Roeser, Keith 52, 152 Rohr, Randy 138 Rolan, Frank 152 Rollin, Keith 56, 158 Ropson, Paul 138 Ropson, Robby 114,152 Ropson, Ron 74,75,158 Ross, Betsy 39, 117, 152 Rossal, Carlton 103,152 Roulette, Steve 53,152 Rousseau, Candyce 152 Routhieaux, Debbie 158 Rozan, Debby 158 Rozan, Michael 50. 64, 138 Roznowski, Richard 116,119,138 Roznowski, Steve 152 Ruben,Terri 108,114,158 Rueckl, Randy 152 Rueve, Susan 138 Rukamp, Barbara 152 Rukamp, Julie Rupp, Robert Ruth, David 45, 114, 152 Ruth, Laura 90,96,108,115,138 Rutten, Barbara 152 Sacotte, Joseph 138 Sadowitz, David 45,46,74,99,113, 152 Salmon, Patrick 74,152 Salmon, Paulette 138 Sand mi re, Kevin 47. 62, 80, 158 Sandmire, Yvonne 45,46,152 Sands, Dan 66,78,152 Schahczenski, Jeffery 74,78,152 Schahczenski, Mark 68. 72, 112, 113, 114, 139 Schauer, Diane Schauer, Jean 152 Schauer, Jim 139 Schauer, Philip 104,158 Scheer, Debby 152 Scheer, John 158 Schenkelberg, Eugene 54, 158 Schilling, John Schmechel, Kathryn 152 Schmechel, Margie 158 Schmidt, Stuart Schmitz, Debbie 152 Schmoll, Connie 92,113,119,158 Schoen, Deon 102,158 Schoen, Vicki 139 Schomburg, George 158 Schomburg, Terry Schott, Jean 135 Schott, Linda Schott, MaryLou 117,158 Schott, Mary 158 Schuchart, Tari 91,152 Schultz, Ron 152 Schulz, Betsy 112,119,107 Schultz, Karen 92,158 Schwartz, Debbie 93, 158 Schwartz, Karen 158 Schwartz, Margaret 117 Schweikert, Kristine 113, 158 Schweikert, Sally 91,102,111,152 Schweiner, Cindy 102,112,152 Sconzert, Karen 112, 139 Scray, Larry Seba, Gerri 39,91, 117, 152 Segall.Joan 70,152 Seiler, Joe 115,139 Selway, Trevor 139 Servi, Chuck 29,52,60, 152 Servi, Peggy 158 Shade, Michael 74. 99, 100, 101, 119, 158 Shepeck, Ronald 139 Sherrell, Robert 64, 158 Sherreli, Thomas 42, 43, 99. 106, 107, 113, 134 Shrade, Julie Shutte, Steve Siegmund, Patrick 45,94,95,152 Siegworth, Mark 139 Simcik, Tom 39, 62, 158, 161 Simons, Chris 50,139 Simpson, Dennis 45,53.66,68.152 Simpson, Katherine 43,38,44,90, 10, 139 Singer, Richard 34, 37, 66, 107, 119, 152 Siudzinski, Mike 158 Skaletski, Debbie 139 Skaletski, Karen 158 Skaletski. Mary 102. 139 Skaletski, Wendy 139 Skarzynski, Christi 70. 76, 77, 158 Skarzynski, Dave 50, 66, 101, 112, 116, 119, 152 Skogg, Rick 100, 115, 158 Skorczewski, James 50,153 Skorczewski, Lynn 102, 140 Smet, Elizabeth Smet, Gene Smet, Gordon 158 Smet, Jeff 158 Smiddy, Debby 92, 93,117,158 Smiddy, Sue 37, 117, 150 Smith, Alan 45, 46, 103, 106, 153 Smith, Cindy 158 Smith, Dennis 140 Smith. Jacqueline 26, 27, 93, 140 Smith, Scott 115,153 Smith, Steve 158 Smits, Amy 153 Smits, Julie 44,46,90,96,98,108, 113, 115, 140 Smits, Karen 47, 158 Smits, Mary 140 Soletski, David 119,158 Soletski, Marcia 158 Soletski, Paul 50, 68, 153 Soletski, Richard 107, 140 Somers, Jean 70,153 Somers, Liz 39,76,102,117,158 Sonenfield, David 43, 107 Sorenson,Joan 158 Soukup, Sandi 153 Southard, Vicky 158 Speerschneider, Carl 104,158 Speerschneider, Paul 104 Spofford, Steve 115,158 Springstube, Glen Srenaski, Jeannie 140 Srenaski, Kathy 117,158 Staats, Diane 140 Stache, Cherice 159 Stahl, Gary 104, 105, 140 Stahl, Gregory 104,153 Stahl, Randy 140 Stanley,Teri 113,153 Stanley, Van 159 Steeno.Joan 90,140 Steeno, John 140 Steinfeldt, Liz 88, 153 Sternhagen, Dave 74,114,115,159 Sternhagen, Debra 140 Stevens, Brian 116,119,40 Stevenson, Jeff 56,159 Stevenson, Jon 115,153 Stika.Pat 92,159 Stimart, Colette 70, 76, 77, 140 Stodola.Jane 34,102,106,107,112, 119, 153 Stollberg, Steve 54, 55, 68, 74, 159 Stone, Brett Stone, Jeffrey 42,43,44,99 Stone, William 68,153 Stover, Debi 96, 153 Strand, Annette 117,159 Strebel, Bernie Strebel, Dale 141 Strebel, Dan 153 Strebel, Lori 45,112,116,119,153 Strebel, Pete 50, 153 Strebel, Sally 153 Strom, Nancy 44, 46, 108, 141 Strombach, Rick 159 Strong, Dennis 103,115,153 Subitch, Peter 115, 141 Suess, Gregg 153 Summers, Kathleen 26,27,38,90, 117, 141 Swim, Daniel 44,64,65.141 Swim, Margaret 34,37,43,45,99, 94, 106, 107, 112, 153 Sylvester, Nancy 117,159 Tarbert, Linda Tarkowski, Sharon 153 Tease, Ralph 45,46,50. 68, 112, 153 Tenor, Bonnie 153 Tenor, Peter 153 Thayse, Diane 159 Thayse, Terry 153 193 Thompson, Kenneth 104,153 Thompson, Vicki 117,153 Thomson, Roger 56, 100, 159 Tiesling, Cynthia 70,117,159 Tiesltng, Robin 153 Til kens, Tina 159 Tilkens.Tom 104,159 Tilot, Cathy 102, 111, 112, 114, 153 Tilot, Nancy Tilot, Susan 141 Tilque, Doug 56, 159 Tilque, Greg 62, 159 Timm, Daniel 40, 60, 95, 99, 110, 112, 115, 141 Timm, Dennis 115,159 Timmerman, Tom 141 Toeflner, Debra Tollefson, Kris 159 Tomaszewski, Judy 92,96,159 Tomcheck, Brian 66, 159 Tonn, Mark 56, 62, 63, 68, 115, 159 Tordeur, Carol 44,105,141 Tordeur, Cheryl 159 Tordeur, Christine 141 Tordeur, Ed 104, 153 Tordeur, Eileen 39,91,153 Trich, Colleen 159 Trich, Robert 141 Trudell, James 159 Trudell, Jeffery Trudell, Sally Truttman, John. 61,62,63,68,159 Tursky, John 141 Trybula, Robin 153 Ulmen, MaryJo 91,153 Umentum, Keith 66, 104, 159 Umentum, Ken 64, 141 Unsinn,Glen 159 Uphill, Glen 44, 53, 141 VanArk, Brian 54 VanArk, Holly 153 VanBeek, Christine 88,93,159 VanBeek, Cynthia 159 VanDeHei, Mary 153 VandenAvond,Jack VandenAvond, Jean 70,114,159 VandenAvond, Kathy 159 VandenBergh, Lynn 159 VandenBergh, Paula 153 Vandenbush, Janice 117,159 VandenBush, Kenneth 159 VandenBusch, Mark 141 Vandenbush, Michael A. 104,153 Vandenbush, Michael D. 141 Vandenbush, Pat 104, 153 VandenHeuvel, Carla 39,76,92, 159 VandenHeuvel, Gene 142 VandenHeuvel, Paula 38,44,76,90, 108, 142 VandenHeuvel, Randy 142 VandenHeuvel, Robin 159 Vandenhoven, Judith 103,112,153 Vandenhoven, Pat 142 VandenLangenberg, Bert 104,153 VandenLangenberg, Charlene 142 VandenLangenberg, Daniel VandenLangenberg, Joanne 142 VandenLangenberg, Lori 117,153 VandenLangenberg, Steve 142 VandenPlas, Steve 104 Vanderheyden, Glenn 159 VanderHeyden, Rory VanderKelen, Mary 90, 102, 142 VanderKelen, Mike 142 VanderKelen, Cynthia 153 VanderKelen, Kathy 112,153 VanderKelen, Kathleen 45, 102, 119, 153 VanderLoop, Judy 153 VanderLoop, Robert 68, 104, 159 VanderMeuse, Ron 60,72.95,110, 112, 142 VandeWalle, Pat VandeWalle, Sheri 142 VanDrisse, Stephanie 44,47,88,89, 93, 142 VanEgeren, Randall 104, 159 VanEgeren, Sharon 142 VanEgeren, Steve 142 VanErmen, Mike 64,65,142 VanEss, Kathy 159 VanEss, Lyle VanEycke, John 142 VanKauwenberg, Mike 153 VanLaanen, Cheryl 159 VanLaanen, Steven 153 VanLaanen, Tom 104,153 VanLanen, Diane 91,112,117,153 VanLanen, Geralyn 104,159 VanLanen, Judith 92,93,159 VanLanen, Tom 104 VanLieshout, Joanne 102,143 VanOoyen, Victor VanPay, John 143 VanPay, Linda 159 VanPay, Randall VanRens, James 153 VanRidel, Bill VanRite, JoAnn 93,159 VanRite, Kathleen 159 VanRite, Paul 143 VanRite, Robert 104, 159 Verheyden, Lynn 70, 79, 90, 102, 117, 143 Yerheyden, Sharon 143 Vincent, Dennis 44,68,72,122,143 Vincent, Kathy 119,159 Vincent, Ken 153 Virlee, Susan 159 Viviano, Robert 113,115,143 Vlies, Eugene Vlies, Larry 104 VonHaden, William 159 VonHeimburg, Mary 79,119,159 Voss, Debbie Wabnitz, David 143 Wadzinski, Cindy 143 Wagner, Cindy 96, 99, 103, 159 Wagner, Peter 39, 98, 103, 106, 153 Waldorf, Toni 159 Waldorf, Wendi 26, 27, 138, 143 Walker, Daniel 33, 107, 119, 143 Walker, David 153 Wall, Bill 74,115 Wall, Sandi 90,143 Wallace, Jack Wallace, Jim Wallace, Mike Wanek, Sharon 143 Wangard, Cindy 82,159 Wanner, Vicky 102, 159 Warden, Carole 96, 98, 108, 143 Warden, Sue 153 Warrichaiet, Darlene 143 Watermolen, Debra 143 Watzka.Mary 159 Wauters, Ken 72 Weas, Mike 94,96,159 Webb, Jim 56,159 Weber, Kurt 54, 159 Weber, Pat Weeden, Deana 116,144 Weidner, William 44, 50, 51, 144 Weiland, Chris 144 Welsch, Michele 144 Wendt, Edward 159 Werchek, Mary 159 Wheeler, Linda 114,159 White, Robin 114 White, Susan Whiting, Dory 111,159 Wiggs, Mark 56,159 Wiggs, Roy 53,96, 153 Wilcox, Greg 53,66, 153 Wilhelm, Dale 144 Wilhelm, Keith 54, 159 Willame, Mark 107. 1110. Ill, 144 Williams, Terry 119, 159 Williquette, Keith 144 Williquette, Kim 159 Wilquet, Amy 47,96,114,159 Wilquet, Dale 144 Winn, John Wohlfahrt, Cindy 46,70,91, 114, 153 Wojcik, Gene 144 Wolf, Sheri 144 Wolf, Virginia 92, 159 Wolfertz, Debra 153 Woods, Becky 144 Woods, Larry 68, 159 Woods, Robert 144 Wright, Barbara 39, 79, 159 Wypiszynski, Cynthia 144 Yineman, Randy 153 Yoney, Mark 62 Young, Ann 70, 108, 117, 159 Younkle, Mark 159 Zarnoth, Pauline 159 Zarnoth, Terry 144 Zeininger, Gail 144 Zeise, Mary 92, 119, 159 Zellner, Daniel Zellner, Galen 119,159 Zellner, James Zellner, Janet 111, 116, 117. 144 Zellner, Kenneth Zellner, Leon 153 Ziegelbauer, Kim 92, 159 Ziemer, Antoinette 96, 108, 145 Ziemer, Renee 153 Zilles, JoAnn 38, 42, 43, 44, 90, 108, 116, 119, 145 Zimmerman, Debra 145 Zimmerman, Mary 153 Zimonick, Sue 112,153 Zimpel, Terry 145 Zolper, Michelle 117 Zucker, Erin 47,70,81,119,159 Zuelke, Mike 54 194 •t Editor ... 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1971

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1973, pg 107

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1973, pg 64

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1973, pg 34

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1973, pg 149

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