Reedsburg High School - Gleaner Yearbook (Reedsburg, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1973 volume:

2 — Life At Webb 97 Z- Deaderls IV Xdgest ACADEMICS 12 SPORTS 28 ORGANIZATIONS 48 FINE ARTS 66 CLASSES ..................82 printed with permission of Reader's Digest Life At Webb — 3 4 — Life at Webb Life at Webb — 5 6 — Life at Webb 8 — Life at Webb Life at Webb — 9 10 — Life at Webb Life at Webb — 11 JO IIOlSSItUJ. d Mj | . J111 J 1 Mr Neil Winched. Assistant Principal and Athletic Director Mr Arlan Vande Water. Princpal Administration Organizes Year School Board: ROW I: Mr Robert Whitty, Mr. Gale Wanless. ROW 2: Mrs Julie Gant. Mrs Eileen Luetscher. Mr Eduard Hinz. Mr Thomas Fix. Mr Harry Hearn. Mr Eduard Jesteland Administration — 13 The English and social studies departments were characterized by cooperation in 19 2 and 1973. Sophomore English teamed with social stud- ies for a Roman history unit while studying Julius Caesar in English. Their Minorities unit featured two race relations education special- ists as speakers. For the first, time, a social studies make-up course was offered and taught by Mr. Riber- ich. A new course in the English department was dramatics taught by Miss Davis. A new game called Enterprise gave the so- cial studies survey students a chance to devel- op a simulated economy right in the classroom. Social studies bulletin board proclaims an election year History and English Staffs Marked by New Faces Social Studies: Mr Oppreicht, Social Studies Survey. World History. Sophomore class advisor. FT A Mr Ophoven, Social Problems. Political Science. Social Psychology; Miss Brown. Social Studies Survey; Mr Baida, American History. Interna- tional Affairs. Junior class advisor. History Discussion club advisor; Mr Mohn. World History; Mr Riberich. History. Mr Alt. American History. Economics. Hockey Club advisor; Mr Whitsell. World History. Freshman Basketball coach. Track coach. 14 — Social Studies SOCIAL STUDIES ENGLISH DEPARTMENTS English: Mr Barry. Freshman English; Mrs. Kivnmell, Junior English. Forensics director; Miss Davis. Freshman English. Journalism. Speech. Drama. Plays Director. Webb Newspaper advisor. Forensics. Thespian advisor. English for Enjoy- ment; Mrs Nash. Sophomore English. Senior class advisor. Mrs. Fosland, Junior English. Forensics advisor; Miss Larson. Freshman English. English for Enjoyment; Mr Pellowski, Freshman English. Advanced Composition. Literature Seminar: Mrs. Colby. Sophomore English. Forensics. F T A advisor MATHEMATICS SCIENCE DEPARTMENTS The science department welcomed a new chemistry and physics teacher, Mr Dennis Eriksen. His physics class en- joyed a field trip to the planetarium at Madison Memorial High School. Practical chemistry and environmental science continued as favorites for fulfill- ing science requirements. General mathematics students enjoyed an assortment of experiments using six new mathematics books. Paper balances and pendulums were suspended from student desks and manipulated with paper clips. Taxes characterized consum- er math class as April 15th approached. Deb Miller. Cheryl Happle. and Maureen Miller arrange paper clips on a balance for an experiement in general mathematics. Mathematics: Mrs. Connie Lehman, geometry. Pre Algebra II. general mathematics, yearbook advisor; Mr Robert Herum, consumer mathematics, geometry, general mathematics, cross country coach, ten- nis coach; Mrs. Louis Laper, algebra, Pre-Alegebra I. general mathematics. APS club advisor; Mr Clarence Bittner, trigonometry and analytic geometry, advanced algebra, algebra 16 — Mathematics Science — 17 Mr. Eriksen Is New Member of Science Staff The art of playing the trombone is shared by science teachers, Mr Boone and Mr Erick- son. at homecoming time Science: Mr Curvin Romoren. biology, freshman class advisor; Mr Wendell Boone, practical chemistry, human physiolo- gy. Scientae Medicae advisor; Mr Dennis Eriksen. chemistry, physics, physical science, junior basketball coach; Mr Roger Popple, environmental science, biology, hockey club, assistant football coach, freshman baseball coach Mr. Spindler joined Webb High’s Music Department in 1972 as director of high school bands. His marching band numbered more than a hundred and showed excellent spirit at all home games. The band reorganized into concert and symphonic bands after football season and presented several concerts. At music festival at Wonewoc. the symphonic band took two firsts and the concert band took a first in sight reading. The orchestra also had a fine year in spite of the split practice ses- sions it endured, half in fourth hour and half in seventh. Choir also competed at Wonewoc and took its first. They hosted an ex- cellent exchange concert with the Richland Center choir. Madripops were again active and entertained around the community. Mr Roger Spindler Varsity Band. Symphonic Band. Pep Band. Jazz Ensemble. Solo and Ensemble; Mr Arthur Colby: Orchestra. Solo and Ensemble Music and Art Add Cultural Enrichment Miss Judith Boe Choir. Boy’s Glee. Girl's Glee. Madripops. Solo and Ensemble. 18 — Fine Arts FINE ARTS DEPARTMENTS LEFT: Diligently practicing during Orchestra, are; Lorretta Hawkins. Sue Simon. Sandy Held and Mary Kruse ABOVE: Cheryl Widener and Mary Kosak use the fingers to get involved with their art projects BELOW: Mr Spindler directs the Con- cert Band through the eyes of many talented and refined musicians INDUSTRIAL ARTS BUSINESS EDUCATION AGRICULTURE AND HOME-EC Large increases in enrollment and crowded classrooms marked all areas of vocational education. Many more stu- dents participated in the business co-op program in several new job locations. The agriculture department expanded its enrollment by having Mr. Boone take the sophomore sections. Mr. Geimer con- tinues with freshmen, juniors, and seniors. Nursery school continued to be home ec’s favorite unit. Juniors and seniors selected their home ec courses from semester offerings for the first time. Foundry work continued to be a shop favorite as students molded wall decora- tions and other castings. Business Education: Miss Marilyn Hill, typing, personal typing, shorthand, business machines. FBl.A; Mr Robert Fetsch. office practice bookkeeping. Business law. personal typing, co-op; Mr. Dave Daley bookkeeping, typing, personal typing. FBLA. Industrial Arts: Mr Donald Johannes, co-op mechanics, auto mechanics, power mechanics; Mr Rodney Anding, Woods I; Mr. Richard Capon, woods, industrial arts, shop math, golf coach, hockey club; Mr. Bill Cronley, metals, industrial arts, assistant football coach, lettermen s club, Mr. Donald White, electricity, industrial arts, drafting; Mr. Richard Sorum, woods, volleyball coach 20— Vocational Home Economics: Mrs Kathy Vuckich. man- agement. housing; Mrs. Kay Daley. Home Ec 9. clothing. FHA; Miss Mavis Rowsam. family liv- ing. child care, clothing, foods. FHA. Practical Skills Mark Vocational Program Agriculture: Mr. Rudolph Geimer, Agriculture I, III. IV, FFA; Mr. Wendell Boone. Agriculture II. Seamstress Karen Hillman displays the latest in sewing skills. The latest in safety head gear is worn by Steve Zabel. Elmer McPherson. Dennis Gardener, Pat Gavin, Walt Johanson, Bruce Koenig and Daryl Colvin, as they get precise shop in- structions from Mr. Capon. Vocational — 21 Miss Nancy Brown joined the foreign language department as Spanish instructor. The Latin Class took on a large new project printing a statewide newspaper. They edited, typed, and organized arti- cles submitted by other Latin classes and distributed the newspaper called the ‘Mercurion all around the state. Spanish classes livened up the halls of Webb with assorted incomprehensible, but artistic posters. French classes spent much time preparing for the ever popu- lar Mardi Gras. Language Department: Miss Nancy Brown. Span- ish. Spanish Club; Miss Mary Larson. French. French Club. Mr Truman Mohn, Latin. Latin Club. Intramurals. Students Study Foreign ABOVE: Nan Walsh points out to Shawn Metzgar one of France s more popular spots. RIGHT: Karen Nash's interest in French cul- ture inspired this collection of cartoons and advertisements. Lands Thru Languages 22 — Languages FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Editors Paul Luhersen and Mark Olson seek advice from Mr Hohn on layout for the State Latin newspaper“Mercurion ’ ' Ed ' Terri Brueggemann and guests Sue Simon and Mary Kosak assist Jan Mlsna Carson on the Spanish Class version of the Jan ( arson Show Languages — 23 SPECIAL SKILLS DEPARTMENTS Guidance Department: Mrs. Bymers, Guidance Counse- lor. Student Council advisor; Mr Moran. Guidance Coun- selor. Head Basketball Coach Physical Education: Mrs DeMerit; Girls Physical Education In- structor. Girls Track Coach. Cheerleading Advisor. Intramural Advisor. Mr Arkin; Boys Physical Education Instructor. Head Football Coach Mrs. Mary Knuth joined the staff of teachers with special skills as a health specialist after practice teaching here first se- mester. She and Mr. Schluenz, special education teacher, formed a youth tutoring youth organization which eventually became a credit program. Phys. Ed expanded its dancing classes to include all students. Juniors and seniors advanced to the fox trot and the jitterbug by third quarters end. A winter ski trip highlighted phys. ed classes for outdoorsmen, and bowling satisfied those who like to spend their w inters inside. Drivers Education was still the most important class for sophomores and by January its graduates started appearing with the magic driving certificates. Driver Education: Mr Lee. Driver Education instructor. Wrestling Coach Mr Anding. Driver Education instructor. 24 — Special Skills Librarians: Mrs Harder and Mrs. Fangmeier Special Education: Mr Riberich. Special Education instructor. Freshman Football Coach. Mr Schluenz. Special Education In- structor. Youth Tutor advisor New Health and Tutor Advisor Joins Staff Special Skills — 25 WEBBS NON-TEACHING STAFF 26 — Personnel LEFT TO RIGHT: Hilda Bailey. Erma Demaskie. Myrla Fox. Lucille Gates. Ruth Driefke. missing La Vera Schwartz Large Busy Staff Keeps Webb Running LEFT: Lee Schroeder kept the mans nooks and crannies of Webb spotless ABOVE: Ruth Driefke gets down to the nitty- gritty and su ishes the silver clean Personnel — 27 Varsity Football: ROW ONE: Mike Romberg, Dan Curtin. Dennis Harder. Doug Fearing. Merlyn Sloniker. Larry Douglas. Chris Peters. Jim Kaun. Ken Bradley. Steve Albers ROW TWO: Steve Schulenburg. Keith Koenecke, Fred Strutz. Rich Rabuck. Gary Bymers. Bob Harder. Mike Mtichow. John Krueger. Pat Gavin. Bob Johansen. Mike Banks. Mark Romberg. Marty Clausen. Mark Montgomery ROW THREE: Mark Gilmore. Russ Harms. Mike Held, Paul Luehrsen. Mark Olson. Gary Slaney. Gerry Bass. Mark Schuette. Jim Hasz. Steve Held. Gary Brennar ROW FOUR: Assistant Coach Bill Gronley. Assistant Coach Bob Tourdot. Dean Baumgarten. Wayne Tourdot. Mark Zietlow. Dale Mundth. Steve Carroll. Randy Schrank. Rich Blakeslee. Assistant Coach Roger Popple. Head Coach Dennis Arkin Season Highlight Is Baraboo Victory 30 0 Portage 17 20 Baraboo 13 7 Black River Falls M 4 - 39 Adams-Friendship 8 Mauston 12 0 Wisconsin Dells 0 27 Sparta 0 6 21 Tomah Sauk ABOVE: Marty Clausen catches the football LEFT: Larry Douglas runs Football — 29 Reedsburg defenders attempt to ward off a pass in a Jayvee Coach Dennis Arkin receives a happy ride game on his way to the showers. 30 — Football Freshmen Football: ROW I: Steve Carpenter, manager. John Hinze. Dennis Hahn. Brian Grinder. Bill Good. Paul Douglas. Tim Scott. Kevin Schara. Mike Lange. Steve Yaeger. Tim Douglas, manager ROW 2: Joe Nachtigal. David Meyer. Noel Emerson. Terry Schmitt. Raymond Eliott. Tom Clossey. Doug Harder. Joe Horkan. Jeff Groy, Doug Bentley. Jim Gavin ROW 3: Coach George Fangmeier. Dave Schmidt. Gary Holtz. Kevin Karstetter. Tim Deakin. Dan Lehman. Tom Arhogast. Bill McAfee. Jim Luebke. David Gade. David Dobson. Ken Olson. Coach Bob Riberich ROW 4: Mike Hale. Jim Lohr. Roger Friede. Brian Marshall. Tim MacFarlane. David Reed. Gene Pe- per. Randy Oetzman. David Hankins. Mark Skinner. Dean Koenig Fantastic Freshmen Have Great Season The players line up for a tense moment of set Football — 31 VOLLEYBALL GIRLS’ TENNIS CROSS COUNTRY Girls increased their athletic participation by organizing a tennis team for interscholastic competition. Miss Pat Casati coached the girls through several exhibitions in their opening season. Cross country continued as powerful competitiors under the hand of Mr. Herum. His squad boosted by highly competitive sophomores and juniors was able to host several home meets. Volleyball continued its per- fect record coming very close to victory on several occasions. Mr Sorum’s young squad chalked up the season as experience in prep- aration for great things “next year Boys’ Volleyball: ROW I: Jeff Montgomery, Jerry Krug. Tim Garvey. Terry Cohn. Rick Foss, Glenn Weiss. Rick Myers, Coach Richard So rum ROW 2: Dave Scott. Mike Miles. Cory Erickson. Gary Bindl. Jerry Hyzer. Brian Hinrichs. Dave Rahuck. Allen Ferstl ROW 3: Albert Fuhrman. Craig Hillman. Mark Vogel. Tom Coy. Peter Romoren. Jeff Brandt. Jerry Johanson Girls Tennis: ROW 1: Julie Lichte. Martha Hoy. Sue Wanless. Becky Thering. Leah Flohr ROW 2: Cindy Geimer. Jan Mlsna. Jan Lichte. Karla Shird New girls team member. Jan Mlsna. follows through on a powerful serve at a home match 32 — Volleyball, Girls’ Tennis Peter Romoren assists Mark Vogel in spiking the vol- ley hall to an opposing Dells player Harrier Jim Conlin takes a breather after a long cross country run. Girls’ Tennis Joins Established Fall Sports Cross Country: ROW 1: Brien Conlin. Kenton Shultis, Coach Bob Herum. Don Bates. Dave Bates. Dave Kosak ROW 2: Mark Lange. Keith VandeWater, John Rector. John Krueger. Jan Kucker. Paul Wanless. Wayne Conlin. Jerry Hinz. Jim Conlin. John Sorenson Cross Country — 33 VARSITY JUNIOR BASKETBALL This year's season was filled with ups and downs. Coach Moran's cagers practiced and drilled until they were a fine tuned machine cap- able of killing giants. An exciting sub-regional found the scrapps Beavers defeating Baraboo in a game which sent fans into a frenzy. During the regular season loyal fans looked on as the team was built up and changed. Many sophomores added new talent and enthusiasm to Beaver basketball. The dependable juniors and senior players served as the foundations for this year of re-building. The combinaton was success- ful in supplying backers with many nights of good basketball. Coach Bill Moran demonstrates guarding techniques during practice Junior Basketball Team; ROW 1: Gary Bindl. Cory Erickson. Paul Wanless. ROW 2; Jim Hasz. Glen Weiss. Coach Dennis Erikscn. Craig Hillman. Mark Lange ROW 3: Dean Baumgarten. Mark Clossey, Gerv Hvzer 34 — Basketball Varsity Basketball: ROW ONE: Gary Schultz. Al Fuhrman, Gary Bymers. Mike Banks. Mark Romberg. Jim Hasz. Jerry Hinz ROW TWO: Head Coach Bill Moran. Mark Vogel, Mark Zietlow. John Rector. Mark Clossey. Mike Svoboda. Mars Svoboda. Craig Hillman. Assistant Coach Dave Koehler Tournament Victory, a Season Hilite 49 Monona Grove 61 Mansion 64 dams Friendship Py S partu Portage )mah Mauston 61 bank Prairie 54 Dodgrvilfe 49 V isA nsin DelU S3 Black Ri ei Falls Baraboo 'T7 Adams-Friendship 63 Sparta 2j$ 44 PortageV 64 Wisconsin Dells 63 Black River F alls 62 Band lOiirnamen Baraboo 51 Wisconsin Dells 71 64 LEFT: Marv and Mike Svoboda struggle for a loose ball against a strong Dells team ABOVE: Mark Zietlow fights to retain the all-important ball. Basketball — 35 Freshman Basketball: ROW I: Dale Buss. Tom Arbogast. Dave Jackson. Jim Gavin, Gary Holtz, Mike Hale. Dave Fangmeier. ROW 2: Coach Chuck Whitsell, Tom Clossey Noel Emerson. Mike Luther. Jeff Groy. Doug Bently, Roger Friede, B-Team Coach Mike Garvey Junior Varsity Basketball: ROW 1: Gerry Krug. Mark Romberg, Coach Dave Koehler, Larry Douglas, Timothy Garvey ROW 2: Russ Harms. Mike Romberg. Gary Bindl, John Rector. Mike Svoboda. Pete Romoren, Rod Williams, Keith VandeWater, Cory Erickson Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: ROW 1: Kris Fehrenbach; Captain, and Nancy Conlin ROW 2: Jennifer Arndt. Lynn Brown and Jacqui Schmitt ROW 3: Martha Knight 36 — Basketball CHEERLEADING, BASKETBALL SQUADS Football Cheerleaders: ROW 1: Judy Tietje. Captain. Sara Hasler, and Lynn Brown ROW 2: Ginny Prather and Peggy Horkan ROW 3: Kris Fehrenbach Wrestling Cheerleaders: ROW 1: Carol Schuette; Captain. Ann Grote and Peggy Traeder ROW 3: Darla Clausen Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders: ROW I: Nancy Myers; Captain ROW 2: Peggy Hor- kan and Sarah Hasler ROW 3: Nancy Walsh. Ginny Prather and Judy Tietje. Cheerleaders — 37 THE WRESTLING TEAM ABOVE: Coach Dick Tressler gives vital in- structions at practice. RIGHT: Kieth Mittles- teadt maintains control over his Baraboo opponent. R 40 9 Adams Friendship 33 11 Sparta 20 25 Portage 20 20 Tom ah 40 18 Sauk Prairie 24 19 Wisconsin De lls 46 4 B.R.F. 18 f 28 Baraboo 25 26 M anston n 41 Beaver Dam Wrestling Squad: ROW 1: Larry Mundth. Steve Held. Kieth Mittlesteadt, Steve Schulenberg. Darrell Repka, Gary Olson. Bob Harder, Dan Curtin ROW 2: Mike Junge, Jerry Meyer. Frank Brey, Jeff Montgomery. Kurt Schranck, Mark Montgomery, Pat Gavin. Bill Held ROWr 3: Dave Reed. Joe Horkan. Steve Carrol. Ken Ellett, Don Meyer. Mark Schuette. Dennis Harder, Clint Thompson ROW 4: Mr Clarence Lee. assistant coach, Steve Bowlin, Paul Groskrueger. Dave Schmidt. Dave Parkhurst. Ron Foss. Scooter Ellett. Dave Meyer. Doug Harder. Dean Koenig. Wayne Tourdot. Ken Carrol. Tim Douglas. Paul Douglas. Mark Wegner. Coach Dick Tressler. Eugene Bindl 38 — Wrestling Varsity Wrestler: ROW 1: Jeff Montgomery. Steve Schulenberg. Kurt Schranck. Frank Brey, Kieth Mittiesteadt. Bob Harder ROW 2: Coach Dick Tressler. Steve Held. Pat Gavin. Jerry Meyer. Dan Cur- tin. Ken Filet. Don Meyer. Wrestler Don Meyer Takes Second at State ABOVE: Don Meyer. Reeds- burg's second place state finisher, pins his opponent in a local match LEFT: Mark Schuette is temporarily tied up by his Bara boo opponent. Wrestling — 39 Track Teams Send Several to State 40 — Girls Track Mrs. Demerit, Reedsburg girls Track Coach is assisted by Mr Vande- Water and Terri Deakin in conducting the conference track meet Travelling like the wind is Reedsburg track star. Barb Hasler Girls Track: ROW 1: Cindy Ceimer, Sue Wanless, Mary Kay Ophoven, Candi Jackson, Nancy Conlin, Marcia Klitzke. Nancy Peters. Ju- lie Strutz, Rosemary Simon. Pam Kile. Diane Schulz ROW 2: Terri Moore. Julie Licht, Patti Thompson. Judy Meyer. Jacqui Schmitt. Nancy Walsh, Jan Licht. Jean Peterson. Cindy Klitzke. Sue Lange. Cheryl Dobson. Betsy Goodman. Jenni Arndt. Kris Fehrenbach. man- ager ROW 3: Mrs. Demerit, coach; JoAnn Lohr. Jan Mlsna. Cyndi Gade. Rhea Corwith. Enn n Clossey. Sarah Hasler. Peggy Horkan. Marian Ennis. Cindy Harms. Jean Pearson. Kathy Blakeslee, Jill Rommerdahl. Kris W'illiams. Sue Blakeslee. Kieth VandeWater reaches his destination, the finish line GIRLS BOYS TRACK 1973 found the Girls Track team ready to challenge anyone they came up against. The girls placed second in the South Cen- tral Conference meet. The female tracks- ters did an excellent job representing Reedsburg at their Regional, advancing six girls to Sectionals. Sarah Hasler and Judy Meyer continued on to the State meet and made the Burg fans proud. As coach, Mrs. DeMerit did an unbelievable job in keeping the girls inspired and enthusiastic through- out the successful year. Boy s Track started out the year with a new and dedicated coach, Mr Whitsell. Many long hours and laps got the team into competitive shape. School and personal records were bettered due to this vigorous training Mark Zietlow was able to break the high jump record and set a new one of his own. Through varied weather condi- tions, biting winds, and slick tracks the track team had a very respectable season. Despite all their obstacles the team sent the 880 relay team to the State meet. TRACK LETTERMEN Mark Zietlow John Sorenson Jim Conlin Jim Janzen Kenton Shultis Dave Kosak Randy Schranck Vince Audetat Warren Heidrich John Krueger Mark Clossey Don Bates Dave Bates Mike Borleske Kieth VandeWater Brian Conlin Marv Svoboda Steve Carroll Don Meyer Ken Eliott Kevin Holmen Brian Grinder, mgr David Hankins, mgr COACHES Mr Chuck Whitsell Mr Dennis Erickson Don Meyer uses all of his strength to throw the discus. Bovs' Track — 41 GOLF, TENNIS TEAMS Golf Team: Gary Olson. Cory Erickson. Mark Olson. Paul Luehrsen. Mike Miles. Coach Dick Capan Missing Mike Garvey. Body Control by Garvey! Senior golfer Mike Garvey shows the form that made him one of Webb's semi-tough linksmen that Rcedsburg is known for. 42 — Golf Coach Herum knows what makes a tennis team improve — determina- tion. dedication and work! Three returning lettermen served as a nucle- us for this spring s tennis team Even though the schedule was interrupted by inclement weather, the team had a successful season Every match was filled with fast moving ac- tion, to Coach Herum’s delight. This year the Golf team, coached by Mr. Capan, ran into quite a few problems. Weath- er was undoubtedly below par for any Golf Team to really get into the swing of things High points of the year were that for the first time in a number of years Reedsburg won a five team meet at the Dells, and also won a four team meet here at the Burg to make the hometown fans happy. TENNIS LETTERMEN Alan Fcrstl Mel Luck Rick Foss Kurt SteinweR Drew SchulenberR Jan Kucher Tom ArboRast Dale Buss COACH Mr Robert Herum Rain Hampers Golf and Tennis Season Tennis team members Mel Luck and Rick Foss work hard practicinR Tennis — 43 THE BASEBALL TEAM Mike Banks, part-time pitcher, part-time first baseman, stretches to catch a throw at first. Webb’s school year was made complete by the Reedsburg Base- ball Team’s trip to the 1973 State Baseball Tourney at Wausau The regular season was not exactly w hat the team had hoped for with a me- diocre season record Tournament action was as successful as could have been with regional and sec- tional trophies coming to Reeds- burg. The team lost its Thursday evening game at Wausau to Eau Claire Memorial by a score of 6-1 but gave Reedsburg fans a great opportunity to end the season cheering. During tournament action, base runner Mike Goodman plays it safe 44 — Baseball Varsity Baseball: ROW ONE: Assistant Coach Roger Popple. Bob Johansen. Mike Goodman, Gary Schultz. Mike Banks, Head Coach Dave Koehler ROW TWO: Jim Gavin. Jim Hasz. John Schanke, Rich Blakeslee. Mark Romberg. Rich Rabuck ROW THREE: Rod Wil- liams. Gary Lichte. Mark Vogel. Peter Romoren. Gary Bymers Team Wins Trip to Wausau, State Tourney LEFT: A valuable tool on any baseball team — a great pitcher — Rich Rabuck. ABOVE: A team is only as great as its members and coaches combined — here Head Coach Koehler is seen watching his team intently. Baseball — 45 46 — Athletics Athletics Brings Joy to Players and Fans Athletics — 47 Pep Club: ROW I: Cheryl Dobson. Carolyn Behn. Barb Tesch. Laura Brown. Kris Fehrenbach, Nancy Steinhorst, Rita Ceffert, Kelli Meister ROW 2: Diane Steinhauer, Nancy Conlin, Linda Ruesch. Sue Lange, Carol Schuette, Debbie Schrank. Linda Tourdot. Diane Schultz. Diane Muchow, Debbie Carroll. Betsy Goodman ROW 3: Sue Wanless, Jenni Arndt. Lois Bindl. Sue Lichte. Patti Thompson. Paula Meyer, Cindy Wohling, Cindy Geimer, Marie Harms. Terri Ophoven. Martha Knight. Cindy Klitzke. Judy Murray, Steffie Gavin. Jill Boone, Sue Cade ROW 4: Patsy Schuette. Jean Bindl. Janita Frank. Jan Murray, Carol Cullick. Claudine Ouellette. Nancy Krueger. Sheila Krey, Renae Anderson. Nancy Walsh. Janice Licht. Chris Thies, Lynn Brown. Darla Clausen. Pam Hahn ROW 5: Jane Reimer. Judy Meyer. Jane Radke. Jan Bernien, Nancy Bernein. Sue Zimmerman. Marcie Schneider. Julie Harms. Rochelle Reimer. Janie Deakin, Judy Tietje. Kathy Miller. Karen Hillman. Jenni Pickel, Rita Reimer. Jacqui Schmitt. Amy Hoy ROW 6: Laura Moyer. Jane Bindl. Sally Wojak, Ann Grote. Virginia Prather. Ann Shelley. Peggy Horkan. Suzanne Whitty, Mary Hillman. Sarah Hasler. Peggy Traeder. Terry Deakin. Kris Friede. Karyn Behn. Cynthia Knight Pep Club Paints Signs for Victory Pep Club member Cindy Wohling puts up one of many inspirational locker decorations which were seen in the halls of W'ebb on days of a Beaver game or match This particular token is being given to Coach Moran Smiling Beaver Backer Kris Fehrenbach is prepar- ing to create a sign in support of the team as she wheels the Pep Club cart into action Pep Club — 49 FFA AND FHA Peter Schyvinck. Jerry White, Richard Meyer, and Gene Murray present a large check to a representative of the Associaton for Retarded Children after the successful FFA Fund raising drive. ROW 1: Leslie Repka — Sentinel. Brian Hinrichs— Reporter. Eugene Murray — Treasurer. Richard Meyer— President. Jerome Rose — Vice Pres.. Jerry White — Secretary. Peter Schyvinck — Parliamentarian. Mr Geimer — Advisor ROW 2: Larry Allen. Charles Mey- er. Glenn Schulte. Marvin Biesek. Bernadette Schyvinck. Holly Cracker, Mae Gray. Elmer McPherson. Jason Kufner. Jim Licht. Steve Coens. Tom Knuth ROW 3: Tim McFarlane, Gary Slanev, Randy Octzman. Bill Laridaen. Donnie Muchow. Don Hartzcll. Rick Lari- daen, Rodney Ziech. Dale Koch. Larry Collins, F.lgie Laeske. Ray Wegner ROW 4: Steve Ihde, Steve Leake. Bob Schlieckau, David Liegel, Doug Peper, Don Harms. Ken Bardley, Gerry Bass. Larry Hamburg. Jim Lohr. Mark Wegner. Gary Schyvinck. Kevin Bloss. Wil- bert Baumgarten ROW 5: Larry Roecker. Bob Coens. Earl Zastrow. Steve Albers. Mike Horkan. Duane Radke. Gene Cridelich, Victor Schneider, mike Kelly. Bruce Koenig. Leroy Berlin. Dean Baumgarten. Steve Horkan 50 — FFA Sue Borleske is seen here modeling a box jacket suit for the FHA Sty le Show. FFA Raises Funds for Retarded Children FFA spent its busy year raising funds and working with agriculture. A corn crop was harvested from school owned land Huge quantities of hot dogs were wrapped and sold at home football games. A successful grain drive by the club resulted in a large donation to the Associaton for Retarded Children. All these, together with the fun of state con- vent in, judging contests, and county and state fairs, made FFA one of Webb’s most active clubs. FHA: ROW I: Gretchen Shultis. Mary Parkhurst. Glenda Christian. Marcia Higgins. Pam Farber, Bernadette Schyvinck, Mary Gawron- ski. Kathy Parkhurst. Sandy Rego. Deb Miller ROW 2: Jeanie Bailey. Laura Brown. Jan Mlsna. Theresa Knuth, Debbie Geimer, Renae Hill. Patty Parkhurst. Jackie Nemitz. Vickie Verthein. Sue Sigafus, Kathy Knudson ROW 3: Martha Hoy. Janice Licht. Eva Burgess. Debbie McWilliams. Sue Borleske. Vicky Yngsdahl. Julie Licht. Nancy Dorow ROW 4: Janice Straka, Sue Bryant. Zita Fish. Deb Baum- garten, Lois Meyer. Sheri Cracker. Kathy Miller. Sue Gawronski. Cindy Wood FHA —51 A tea was held last fall for this year s AFS stu- dent, Kumar Rasiah, from Malaysia. Kumar stayed with the Wayne Hillman family. This year s club raised money many ways such as run- ning the concessions at the football games, the AFS Talent Show, and sponsoring a dance at the Recreation Center. The highlight of the year for AFS Club was the APS week held from April 8- 14. Six AFS students from the Milwaukee area stayed at the homes of Webb students in which they endured a two day blizzard Mark Lange, a junior, has been selected for the summer AFS program and will be spending the summer in Argentina. Kumar shows scholastic talents placing among the top 5 in the math contest together with Richard Meyer. Rita Repka. Paul Luehrsen and Mark Zietlow. THE A.F.S. CLUB 52 — AFS Club Lots of brothers and sisters make an AFS family Here Mary, Craig, and Karen Hillman helped Kumar through his year at Webb AFS Club: ROW ONE: Sue Wanless, Linda Tourdot. Linda Reusch. Linda Holmes. Carol Schuette, Nancy Bernien. Janet Reed. Nancy Krueger. Jean Peterson. Rita Repka. Kris Fehrenbach. Mary Dee ROW TWO: Mrs Laper (Advisor). Debbie Horkan. Carol Gullick. Becky Thering. Janie Deakin. Laura Moyer. Rita Reimer. Kumar Rasiah, Jenni Pickel. Kathy Miller. Nancy Walsh. Loree Bessert. Janice Murray. Claudine Ouellette ROW THREE: Diane Steinhaur. Janice Bernien. Cindy Ceimer. Chris Thies, Mary Kay Ophoven. Betty Behn. Rochelle Reimer. Kris Friede. Cindy Wohling. Lois Weiss. Karen Hillman ROW' FOUR: Portia Schulz. Sarah Hasler. Peggy Hor- kan. Terry Deakin. Sally W'ojak. Mark Lange. Mary Hillman. Sue Whitty. Mike Miles. Cynthia Knight. Peter Knight Kumar Brings Bit of Asia to Webb AFS Club presents Kumar with a gift at the welcoming party Kumar, dressed in native costume speaks to a group AFS Club — 53 The Youth Tutoring Youth organization formed with the leadership of Mrs. Mary Knuth and Mr. David Schluenz to pro- vide tutors for high school and grade school students needing help A tutoring workshop at Camp Upham Woods provided necessary experience. Rifle Club again did their shooting at the administration building. Retired teacher Mr. Ted Lathrope was their advisor. The YTY enjoyed Camp Upham's tobag- gen run New Youth Tutor Group Aids Needy Students Y.T.Y : ROW 1: Martha Gardener. Jerri Brown. Debbie Miller. Becky Decot. Sue Wanless. Thelma Hill. Arm Hoy. Brenda Johnson. Cindy Kaney Audrey Hinz,.Lori haga. Maureen Miller ROW 2: Cretchen Schultis. Shirley Pierce. Debbie Zick. Lynda Boone. Sue Novy Ferry Shu It is. Pam Kile, Maureen Arbogast. Becky Thering. Connie Crocker. Brenda Klingaman ROW 3: Carol Junge. Terri Luetkens. Cheryl Simmons. Linda Tourdot. Jackie Schmidt. Sue Steinweg, Jeff LaRue, Donna Stout. Linda Peters. Jean Peterson. Karen Nash. Debbie Horkan ROW 4: Linda Roecker. Bonnie Burdick. Eunice Funte, Mark Miller. Marsha Koenecke Steve I e Moine. Ellen Clossey, Mike Kelley, Zita Fish. Cynthia Knight, Cindy Harms. Mary Ceffert 54 — YTY YOUTH TUTOR YOUTH AND RIFLE CLUB Rifle Club: ROW 1: Linda Gudenschwager. Paul Grosskrueger. Kumar Rasiah. Larry Allen. Mark Greenwood. ROW 2: Kevin Ennis. John Davis. Steve Flohr. Dave Westedt ROW 3: Craig Hillman. Dave Scott. Kurt Steinweg, Dave Steinhorst. Rifle Club — 55 Shirley Pierce. Zita Fish and Jeff Wohschall discuss the latest in tutoring methods Scientac Medicae: ROW 1: Gretchen Shultis. Kathy Thompson, Jill Boone. Terry Lutekins Jill Seering, Marsha Fish. Linda Niemann. Laura Brown. Diane Meyer. Sue Wanless. Thelma Hill. Darlene McPherson. Kathy Knudson ROW 2: Mr Wendall Boone (Advisor)! Jerri Brown. Dawn Brenson, Sharon Hasz, Eva Burgess, Sue Bryant. Paula Meyer, Nancy Peters, Dottie Johnston. Denise Herritz. Linda Reusch. Rachel Giese ROW 3: Terri Lichte, Lynn Brown. Cindy Geimer. Laura Moyer. Lynda Boone, Sandy Held, Jeanette Colby. Por- tia Schulz. Linda Labansky. Bonnie Montgomery, Cindy Wohling, Linda Tourdot, Jan Licht Service Highlights Webb High Clubs Scicntae Medicae again organized this year with the idea in mind of providing information and experience in health careers. A trip to Gant s funeral home hilighted the year as each member care- fully selected his favorite coffin. Guests spoke at several meetings and the girls continued with their traditional program of providing candy stripers at Reedsburg Hospital. Student Library Assistants assumed a great deal of responsibility in assisting this year’s smaller library staff. Endless carts of books were shelved and thou- sands of dates were stamped as students found a useful alternative to study halls. Scientac Medicae members Laura Moyer, Portia Schulz, and Lynda Boone, put on a demonstration of the human body, namely the bones. In giving this pres- entation they explain the position and function of each bone They found that the hip bone is connected to the thigh bone and the thigh bone is connected to the knee bone 56 — Scientae Medicae SCIENTAE MEDICAE SLA Student Library Assistants: ROW 1: Terri Luetkens. Terri Moore. Rita Repka, Betty Bass. Linda Nieman, Dorothy Johnston. Marlene Peters. Sharon Hasz. Myrna Schenck. Carol Scott. Claudine Ouellette. ROW 2: Cindy Kasten. Betty Behn. Bonnie Schultz. Bonnie Mont- gomery. Lois Weiss. Karen Junge. Sue Schwartz ABOVE: Rita Dunse and Frank Cawronski jive” to the beat of records as they take advantage of one of the libraries many facilities RIGHT: Student library assistant. Bonnie Montgomery performs one of her tedi- ous tasks of stacking the libraries thousands of books Student Library Assistants — 57 Student Council started their year with the planning of Homecoming and watched their work pay off in one of the best in years Dur- ing the fall the council succeeded in securing a student smoking area. The winter months were also spent in preparation. Winter Carni- val arrangements were finalized and came off with much success. The traditional Beaver head hunt, basketball games. Tug o’war, and Beaver Brunch hi-lighted the enjoyable festiv- ities. Meetings were held to keep the school running in top shape Key Club, a Kiwanis sponsored organizaton, was involved in several community orientated projects The boys helped with the blood drive. Their aid was also extended to the Pub- lic Library when the library moved to new facilities.The boys used their physical ability in transporting materials from place to place. Lettermen’s Club is made up of boys earn- ing varsity letters in various sports and mana- gerial positions. The club was very successful in their venture with donkey basketball Not only did the community enjoy a night of humorous antics, but the club also made a profit In the spring, after a busy year the let- termen relaxed with a day in the Ball park LETTERMEN STUDENT COUNCIL KEY CLUB The Donkey Basketball name brings fun and excitement for all includ- ing Mr Cronley and Mr Kohler (They re the ones wearing the helmets) Leltefmen's Gluh: ROW |; Mr Winchell. Jim Conlin. Tom Coy. Pat Fish. Mr Cronies ROW 2: Don Bates. Brian Conlin, Kumar Rasiah, Gerald Krug. Randy Schrank. Dave Bates. Kurt Schrank. Steve Carroll. Jeff Montgomery, Kenton Shultis, Peter Knight ROW 3: Jan Kucher. Mike Muchow. Steve Held. Bob Harder. Mark Montgomery Mike Miles. Mike Carvev. Pat Gavin ROW 4: Paul t uehrsen Kurt Steinweg. Mark Vogel. Bob Johansen. Cary Schultz. Melvin Luck. Mike Borleske. Rich Blakslee. Jim Has ROW 5: Rich Rabuck. Gary Bymers. Gary Lichte. Mark Lange. MarkClossey. Gene Cridelich. Jim Janzen. Al Ferstl. Keith Vande Water. Peter Romoren 58 — Lettermen Student Council: ROW 1: Lynda Boone. Linda Labansky. Terri Thering. Carol Gullick. Carol Schuette. Terri Moore ROW 2: Mr W in- chell. Advisor. Mike Lange. Keith VandeWater, Mark Lange. Peter Knight. Kumar Rasiah. Mrs Bymers. Advisor. Pam Hahn Webb Clubs Serve Community and School Key Club: ROW 1: Brian Conlin. Steve Shulenberg. Dave Bates. Gerry Hin . Rick Myers. Don Bates. Kumar Rasiah. Glenn Weiss ROW 2: Mr Vande Water. Advisor. Paul Wanless. Tim Garvey. Pat Kish. Mark Olson. Mike Garvey. Jim Conlin. Jerry Krug. Mr Winchell. Advisor ROW’ 3: Mark Schuette. Mike Miles. Keith Vande Water. Mike Banks. Mike Goodman. Jerry Hyzer. David Vande Water. Peter Knight ROW 4: Scott Grover. Nye Pelton. Mark Vogel. Mark Lange. Tom Coy. Mark Clossey. John Rector. Peter Romoren. Pat Gavin Student Council, Key Club — 59 Co-op: ROW 1: Debbie Carroll. Marilyb Lehman. Jean Bindl. Jane Bindl. Janita Frank. Helga Marazek ROW 2: Bev Ebert. Sue Zim- merman. Diane Licht, Cheryl Derflinger, Anna Nordahl. Mary Lowery. Darlene McPherson. Judy Tietje, Nancy Myers, Sharon Heidrich. FBLA Prepares Students for Future Careers 60 — Co-op CO-OP FBLA BUSINESS Webb s 14 co-op girls spent many busy hours working at area businesses and within the school system. Mr. Fetsch’s hard work in recruiting brought several new job locations for the girls to work. Sales projects such as the calendar towels and stationery kept the FBLA rich and busy. FBLA convention at Green Lake was, as usual the fun hi-light of the year and at years end the co-op girls joined their patient bosses and hard- working instructors for a final banquet. The grand total is found by Susan Lange Miss Hill. FBLA advisor, always on the alert, scans for any mistakes FBLA: ROW 1: Julie Cade. Kim Holtz. Julie Harms, Mary Lowery ROW 2: Chris Ouellette. Karyn Behn. Jean Bindl ROW 3: Terry VonBehren, Shelly Meister. Marilyn Lehman ROW 4: Karen Junge. Bev Bums. Janita Frank STANDING: Rita Reimer. Janice Bernein. Kelly Meister. Kitty Kucher. Cebbie Carroll. Shiela Krey, Nancy Krueger, Nancy Bemien. Anna Nordahl. Vickie Verthien, Linda Loge- lin. Brenda Klingaman. Nita Schyvinck, Lori Faga. Kristi Schroeder. Rochelle Reimer. Lois Weiss. Barb Bittner, Mary Geffert FBLA —61 I I Webbs Foreign language clubs were very ac- tive this year. Spanish Club celebrated the Yule Season with a party. A trip to Mexico hi-lighted the year for six of the club’s members. French Clubs Mardi Cras was a huge success with the fifties as its theme. A trip to Rome and the annual spring banquet kept the Latin Club busy plan- ning and enjoying their year. LEFT: French showgirls are Amy Hoy, Pam Hahn. Daria Clauson, Jane Radke, Nancy Walsh and Sar- ah Hasler ABOVE: Linda Tourdot enjoy the hula hoop French Club Joins 50 s for Mardi Gras Spanish Club: BOW 1: Miss Nancy Brown, advisor. Kaths Blakeslee. Sue Fish. Mary Kruse. Linda Niemann. Janice Logclin. Elaine Glar- ing . Kathy Thompson. Becky Decot. Nancy Conlin BOW 2: Jill Searing. Chris Mueller. Mary Kosak. Linda Reusch. Diane Steinhauer. Linda Tourdot. Sue Simon. Nancy Krueger. Terry Thering, Sue Wanless ROW 3: Linda Roecker. Claudine Ouellette. Karen Behn. Mar- cia Schneider. Julie Harms. Sue Stein weg. Patti Thompson. Marianne Horkan. Terrri Ophoven ROW 4. Jenni Pickle. Lois Weiss. Karen Hillman. Kevin Jordan. Scott Grover. Peter Rornoren. Pat Gavin. Jerry Krug. Kathy Pearson. Mary Bolton. Janice Bernien. 62 — Language Clubs FRENCH CLUB LATIN CLUB SPANISH CLUB French Club: ROW 1: Kath Huff. Mary Jo Wells. Amx Hoy. Bonnie Noel. David Dodson. Jill Dull. Terri Luetkens. Ken Olson. Stephan- ie Gavin, Jill Boone. Mary Dee. Sharon Williams ROW 2: Jeri Brown. Marcia Bodendein. Bridget Schyvinch. Renee Anderson. Sue Lichte. Martha Knight. Karen Nash. Katin Shird. Monica Brev. Judx Behn. Kumar Rasia ROW 3: Vickie Marshall. Sue Gates. Darla Glauson. Paul VVanless. Lynda Boone. Leah Flohr. Nancy Walsh. Kris Friede, Cindx Wohling. Pam Wells. Miss Marx Larson, advisor ROW 4: Pam Hahn. Jane Radke. Geralvn Mead. Portia Schulz. David Reed. Jeff Groy. Mike Lange. Bonnie Montgomery. Debbie Poxx- ell. Judy Meyer. Emma Reed Latin Club: ROW I: Joan Gibeaut. Jean Kosak. Julie Slaver. Carolyn Behn. Barb Tesch. Linda DeBaets. Lee Ann Reusch. Jean Mc- Pherson. Kris Fehrenbach. Dean Koenig ROW 2: Cheryl Dodson. Dave Gade. Mike Hale. Julie Pulvermacher, Eric Hammer. Loree Bessert. Vickie Carroll. Kavid Hankins. Dale Buss. Tom Arbogast. Mr Truman Hohn. Adviser. ROW 3: Debbie Horkan. Janie Deakin. Patty Montgomery. Vickie Baumgarten. Eunice Funte, Kathx Miller. Karla Shird. Debbie McWilliams. Carol Gullick. Brenda Hirst ROW 4: Darrell Repka. Brian Marshall. Cynthia Knight. Debbie Baumgarten. Sally Wojak. Mark Lange. Ellen Clossey, Paul Luehrsen. Chip Stevenson. Tim Garvey. Mark Olson Language Clubs — 63 Thespians, the Reedsburg Dramatic Society, was the driving force behind two major plays. A fall musical and springtime comedy provided lots of work and many points to increase the member- ship. After winter initiation was snowed out, a big spring initiation including a candle lighting ceremony was held. A trip to Baraboo Theatre Guilds' produc- tion of “Count Dracula” completed the evening. At seasons end the Thespians also presented awards for acting, and the best participation in their organization. History Discussion Club organized to read books and discuss their importance. They also saw the movie Sounder and spent an evening at Mrs. Nash’s home discussing it and eating a delicious meal Mr. Baida, chief advisor, hosted other meetings for the sixteen Senior members. Mr. Oppreicht intelligent comments and interesting questions kept the group enthused. THESPIANS HISTORY DISCUSSION Sue Wanless practices diligently at her Forensics material which gained her an A rating at the State Contest History Discussion Club: ROW I: Kenton Shultis. John Sorenson. Peter Knight, Mr. Steve Baida, ad- visor ROW 2: Lynda Boone. Portia Schulz. Mary Kay Ophoven. Chris Thies ROW 3: Terry Deakin, Peggy Horkan. and Suzanne Whitty. 64 — History Discussion Club Thespians: ROW 1: Dave Scott. Claudine Ouellette. Carol Gullick. Jenelle Lassallette. Peggy Traeder. Kathy Tourdot. Peter Knight. Kumar Rasiah. Mike Garvey. Mike Miles ROW 2: Advisor; Miss Davis. Rita Repka. Nancy Walsh. Gwen Cassity. Debbie Horkan. Karen Nash. Sue Wanless. Chris Thies, Jenni Pickel. Jacqui Schmitt. Rachel Giese. Karen Hillmgn. Cindy Geimer. Roxanne Carr ROW 3: Renae Anderson. Cynthia Knight. Larry Mundth, John Sorenson. Paul Luehrsen. Terry Deakin. Mark Vogel. Larry Gnatzig. Mark Lange. Ginny Prather. Mary Hillman. Sue Whitty. Peggy Horkan. Portia Schulz. Thespians Present Two Major Plays This airplance scene hails from the Spring production of Thurber Carnival. This years Best Actress Kathy Tourdot and Best Actor Peter Knight definitely did their part in making Webb s dramatic productions a success. Thespians — 65 Flag bearers, musicians, and a cheerleader all add to the enthusiasm of a Beaver half-time Huge Marching Band Sparks Football Season Marching Band: The biggest and best band formed in fall and performed at football halftimes throughout the season. A new aspect was added to the bands’ talents. Dance steps were synchronized with spirited songs. A campaign show, a show featuring rhythmic movements and patterns to song sparked several evening shows. Marching Band — 67 CONCERT BAND JAZZ ENSEMBLE Concert Band, with a new band director, went through a busy concert schedule. The year was one of preparation, which climaxed at contest. Reedsburg received top scores of a first and a second, in two categories. Jazz Ensemble played for a varied number of groups this year. They were a popular part of every concert, playing moving and contemporary music. Sarterjenten Sontag'. a piece done featuring the flutes, was done by the two band s combined flute sections Concert Band: ROW 1: Jeanette Colby, Terry Deakin. Renae Anderson. Julie Cade. Jane Bindl. Nancy Dorow. Caroline Wacholtz. Mary Kay Ophoven, Steffie Gavin, Kris Friede ROW' 2: Margaret Horkan, Cindy Harms. Julie Harms. (Mary Wacholtz), Karen Junge. Nancy Bernien. Ellen Clossey. Rochelle Reimer, Nancy Krueger, Linda Bass. Monica Brey, Dennis Tibbits, Sharon Hasz, Gerilyn Mead, Vickie Baumgarten, Suzanne Whitty Becky Garske ROW' 3: Janet Reed. Chris Clark. Jan Kucher, Linda Holmes, Connie Koenig. Rox- anne Springer. Peter Romoren, Cyndi Cade, Portia Schulz, Mary Dee. Robert Kaun. Rick Schenck. Steve LeMoine. Jenni Pickel. 68 — Concert Band Jazz Ensemble: ROW 1: Mark Schultz. Steve LeMoine, Dave Hankins. Paul Luehrsen. Mark Lange ROW 2: Jean Peterson. Sally Wojak. Diane Burkhardt, Sue Fish. Bonnie Schultz. Melody Cayse. Jean Stevens, Carl Meisbauer ROW'3: Mary Dee. Jeff Parks. Rick Schenck. Boh Kaun. Peter Romoren, Rich Olson. Dave Kosak, Keith VandeWater, Al Ferstl, Tom Steinweg. New Director, New Uniforms, for Band Bonnie Montgomery. Mark Schuette. Kathy Shird. Holly Cracker. Cheryl Laridaen. Bonnie Schultz. Sue Fish. Diane Burkhardt ROW 4: Pat Sanders, Vickie Carroll. Diane Meyer. Debbie Powell. Linda Tourdot. Lynda Boone. Kathy Huff. Melody Cayse. Jean Peterson. Jean Stevens. Sally Wojak. Keith VandeW ater, Steve Tourdot. Diane Steinhauer. Dave Kosak. Al Ferstl. Rich Olson. Cheryl Dobson. STAND- ING: Mark Lange. Paul Luehrsen. Tom Steinweg. Terri Moore. Jim Hasz, Michael Garvey. Steve Carroll. Craig Schroeder, Mr Spindler; Director. Jan Bernien. Carol Schuette. and Cindy W’ohling. Jazz Ensemble — 69 Pep Band. ROW 1: Cindy Harms, Julie Harms. Chris Clark. Mark Lange. Paul Luehrsen. Linda Holmes. Janet Reed. Connie Koenig ROW 2: Diane Burkhardt. Sue Fish. Holly Craker. Cheryl Laridaen. Jean Peterson. Sally Wojak. Jean Stevens. Melodv Cayse, Rochelle Reimer, Nancy Krueger. Lynda Boone. Tom Steinweg. ROW 3: Caroline Wacholtz. Rick Schenck. Bob Kaun. Marv Dee. Peter Romoren. Portia Schulz. Cyndi Gade. Steve LeMoine. Jane Bindl. Mary Kay Ophoven. Kris Friede, Terry Deakin ROW 4: Rich Olson. Dave Ko- sak. Jan Kucher. Al Ferstl. Cheryl Dobson. Keith Vande Water. Steve Tourdot, Suzanne Whitty, and Vickie Baumgarten Symphonic Band, ROW 1: Linda LaBansky. Pam Hahn. Jeri Brown, Paula Meyer. Sue Brennan. Paula Meyer. Kay Carroll. Denise Herri- tz, Jenny Arndt ROWf 2: Betsy Goodman. Crayce Fuller. Sheryl Baumgarten. Leah Flohr. Janice Logelin. Jill Boone. Laura DeBaets. Cindy Ceimer, Sue Steinweg. Sue Lichte. Jill Seering, Sue Gade. Sue Wanless. Terri Thering ROW 3: Jan Roewer. Kathv Carroll. Kathy Blakeslee. JoAnn Lohr. Dave Meyer. David Hankins. Jeff Parks. Mark Schultz, Dave Dobson. Dave Reed. Don Sanders. Mike Lange. SYMPHONIC BAND PEP BAND Many of the musicians in Symphonic Band gave their first high school concert. Older members of the band offered a core of experience — very help- ful to building a sound founda- tion. Band-o-Rama gave these and other students the chance to combine their talents into one musical mass. Pep Band Provided much of the spirit for basketball games and wrestling matches. The band spread its enthusiasm to Green Bay for a Semi-pro hock- ey game. Mr. Spindler directs the Band Pep Band Ignites Spirit at Green Bay Carl Meisbauer. Joe Nachtigal ROW 4: Jean Pearson. Chris Mueller. Ann Meyer. Mark Skinner. Paul Douglas. Mr Spinkler. Jeff Groy. Karen Hillman. John Kruse. Bill Kleinschmidt. Jim Gavin. Larry Allen. Cindy Snyder. Roger Friede. Don Breight. Karla Shird. Martha Knight Symphonic Band — Boy’s Glee: ROW 1: Rick Zimmerman. Jeff Bernhardt. Jim Patterson. John Pohlman, Steve Tourdot. Mike Schultz ROW 2: Andy Vogel. Mark Meyer. Allen Froelich. Bob Puranen. Jeff Brandt. Jim Thies, Mark Miller. Groups Provide Great Opportunities to Sing Girl’s Glee: ROW’ 1: Linda Gudenschwager. Faith Estes, Sharon Ashworth. Marcia Collins. Bev Burns, Rose Grunert, Norma Reinecke, Patti Herritz, Sandy Rego. Roxanne Springer ROW 2: Bonnie Burdick, Judy Noel, Thelma Hill. Shirley Pierce, Kathy Miller. Denise Holtz, kathy Ryczck. Debbie Herritz, Debbie Faivre, Tammy Gilmore ROW 3: Debbie Dorow, Rita Dunse. Donna Stout. SueTessmer, Louise Meyer, Carol Taylor, Sue Gawronski. Carla Rabuck. Marsha Fish. Lynette Gardner, Pam Farber 72 — Glee Clubs BOY’S GLEE GIRL’S GLEE MADRIPOPS Madripops: ROW I: Gwen Cassity, Bruce Koenig, Gary Bindl, Vicki Marshall, Larry Gnatzig. Karen Nash ROW 2: Roxanne Carr, Laura Moyer. ROW' 3: Dan Farber, Judy Behn, Larry Mundth. Kathy Tourdot, Peter Knight. Dave Scott, Ginny Prather Madripops — 73 MIXED CHOIR AND ORCHESTRA Do You Hear What 1 Hear was the theme for the joint Christmas Concert of Choir and Orchestra. Concert assemblies were given by both groups and gave the school a chance to hear its own talent perform. Spring brought contests and the ratings reflected the fine ability of Webb's Choir and Orchestra. In May the Concert Choir present- ed a program which ranged from contemporary pieces to a Brahms' love song. The variety of music and moods made for an enjoyable concert. Choir and Orchestra Take Contest Firsts Orchestra: ROW I: Sue Simon, Terri Shultis, Diane Drachenberg, Kathy Koenig. Rosemary Simon. Mary Kruse ROW 2: Karyn Behn. Barb Tesch, Kathy Wagner, Renae Anderson. Jeanette Colby. Vicki Baumgarten, Linda Bass. Ccrilyn Mead. Sue Licht, Rhonda Krueger. Sandy Held 74 — Orchestra Mixed Chorus: ROW 1: Jean McIntyre, Janice Murray, Diane Drachenburg, Mary Jo Wells, Sue Wojak, Debbie Ceimer, Gwen Cassity, Sue Fish ROW 2: Bob Kaun. Dan Farber. Kathy Koenig. Nancy Marshall. Judy Heller, Marcie Leigel. Myrna Schenk. Jenelle Lassal- lette. Kathy Tourdot. Peg Horkan, Suzanne Whitty ROW' 3: Larry Mundth. Peter Knight. Dave Scott. Judy Behn. Vickie Marshall. Karen Nash. Sally Wojak, Laura Moyer. Frank Brey. Mike Banks. Mike Miles. Bill Zuehlke ROW 4: Scott Grover, Larry Gnatzig. Steve Le- Moine, Ginny Prather, Peggy Traeder, Sarah Hasler, Cynthia Knight. Mary Hillman. Roxanne Carr, Mike Goodman, Bruce Koenig. Gary Bindl ROW 3: Loretta Hawkins, Cindy Harms. Julie Harms, Jill Boone, Jeff Groy, Jim Hasz. Jen- ny Arndt. Rich Olson. Martha Knight. Bob Kaun, Jeff Parks, Mark Schultz ROW 4: Tom Steinweg. Mark Lange, Mark Skinner. Jim Gavin. Mr. Colby, director Choir Orchestra — 75 State Forensics Contestants Peter Knight and Mary Hillman practice their piece in Play-Acting State Participants: ROW 1: Rita Repka. Peter Knight ROW 2: Bonnie Montgomery. Cynthia Knight ROW 3: John Soren- son. Carol Schuette ROW 4: Sue Wanless Missing: Mary Hillman Forensics Gives Chance for Public Speaking Sue Wan less helps Forensics contestant Debbie Horkan prepare for contest. 76 — Forensics WEBB HIGH FORENSICS Participants in Forensics at Webb High worked dedicatedly toward im- proving their contest materials under very helpful and skilled advisors. Often without recognition these students at- tained a great amount of personal satis- faction at bettering themselves. State contest participation proved to be the success many had been striving for. Sue Wanless practices diligently at her Forensics piece which gained her an A rating at the State contest. Forensics: ROW 1: Mrs Rose Fosland, Mrs. Jerri Kimmell. Miss Marsha Davis. ROW' 2: Linda Reusch. Sue Wanless, Jennifer Arndt, Linda Tourdot. Jenni Pickel, Carla Shird. Rachel Giese ROW 3: Karen Nash. Debbie Horkan. Nancy Walsh. Peter Knight. Cindy Ceimer, Carol Schuette ROW’ 4: Vickie Mar- shall. Cynthia Knight. John Sorenson. Ellen Clossey. Bill Ritzer. Bonnie Montgomery. Rita Repka Forensics — 77 Brigadoon Makes Appearance of the Century ABOVE: The cast of Brigadoon BELOW LEFT: Kathy Tourdot and Mike Miles held romantic leads BELOW RIGHT: Fred Blachly, Nye Pelton. Tom Pearson and John Sorenson dedicaledly work towards constructing a scene. 78 — Musical BRIGADOON ENCHANTS AUDIENCE Brigadoon appeared on November 9, 10, and 11. The stage was transformed into the highlands of Scotland as Webb presented it s Fall musical. The cast, crews, and orchestra all worked towards a pol- ished production which was rewarding as well as successful. ABOVE LEFT: Costume committee chairman Ann Shelley adds intricate touches to a tartan kilt. CENTER LEFT: Musical Directors Miss Boe and Mr Spindler. leads Mike Miles. Kathy Tourdot. Peggy Traeder and Frank Brey, Director Miss Davis, and Student Director Mary Hillman BELOW LEFT: Comedy leads Peggy Traeder and Frank Brey added laughter to the mys- tic tale BELOW RIGHT: Kumar Rasiah adds an international flavor to Brigadoon. by portraying a New York bartender Here serving a drink to Frank Brey Musical — 79 One of A Thurber Carnival s livelier scenes. “Gentlemen Shoppers , involves Jenni Pickel. Sue Wanless, Larry Gnatzig. Mary Hill- man. Craig Hillman. Paul Luehrsen. and Ann Grote. Thurber Carnival — Spring Drama Production Operation in progress! Here Larry Gnatzig, Jenni Pickel. Sue Wanless. Paul Luehrsen. Peter Knight. Carol Cullick. and Craig Hillman try to repair Patti Thompson in a segment of the scene “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty 80 — Thurber Carnival A THURBER CARNIVAL Thurber Carnival’ leads Peter Knight and Rachel Giese. A Thurber Carnival Webb's spring play “A Thurber Carni- val' presented May 3rd and 4th, was an enjoyable collection of Thurber tales. This delightful comedy was put on by Webb’s Thespian Troupe and directed by Miss Davis, with Peggy Traeder as Student Director. New talent was found with John Sorenson as Ringmaster and Rachel Giese as the female lead. Peter Knight played many different roles and played them well, varying between Wal- ter Mitty and Mr. Preble trying to get rid of his wife A lot of work and preparation payed off for the actors and actresses along with the stage crew, props, light- ing crew, scenery and piano players to make A Thurber Carnival a success. Thurber Carnival Cast: ROW ONE: John Sorenson ROW TWO: Paul Luehrsen. Rachel Giese. Peter Knight, Craig Hillman. Dave Scott ROW THREE: Cindy Geimer, Amy Hoy, Karen Hillman. Mary Hillman. Csven Cassity. Larry Gnatzig, Ann Grote. Jerri Brown. Dave Doering ROW FOUR: Nancy Conlin, Susan Wanless, Jenni Pickel, Rita Repka, Carol Cullick, Mike Miles, Patti Thompson Thurber Carnival — 81 THE FRESHMEN CLASS Serving out their year as the serfs of Webb High, the Freshmen anxiously looked forward to the future. Even with the handicap of being youngest, they added a new spark to Webb. The Beavers were backed well by these enthusiastic rooters. Freshmen participated in many sports actively. Their first season was spent in learning and getting the feel of high school competition. They entered Webb confused, uncer- tain and nervous. The year ended and the Freshmen had benefitted from their ex- perience. They were in total control of any situation, confident and willing to take on the whole world. Their first year had taught them much only because they were receptive to anything and everything. Freshman Class officers Terry Thering; President. Mike Lange; Vice-President, and Linda LaBansky; Secretary, lead the Freshmen through their first inspiring year at Webb Sound and Fury of Webb Welcomes Freshmen A familiar sight on any given school day is a Freshman at the candy machine In this case Rick Zimmerman is treat- ing himself to one of the finer things in school life Freshmen — 83 THE FRESHMEN CLASS Perhaps the Freshmen have spotted Smokey the Bear at the school forest, at least Mike Lange thinks that he has. Tom Arbogast Jennifer Arndt Danny Astle Mike Austin Jeanne Bailey Sheryl Baumgarten Carolyn Behn Terry Benesh Doug Bentley Margaret Bezzone Marvin Biesek Lois Bind! Kathy Blaskesiee Kevin Bloss Kay Bodendein Jillene Boone Tom Borleske Sandy Bo ye Susan Brennan Dawn Bren son Steve Brerston Diane Brey June Brimmer Geraldine Brown Robert Brueggaman Linda Burch Bonnie Burdick Dale Buss Richard Carpenter Debbie Carroll 84 — Freshmen Kathleen Carroll Kay Carroll Kenny Carroll Elaine Claridge Tom Clossey Debbie Cockroft Terry Cole Jerry Coleman Darryl Colvin Wayne Conlin Tim Deakin Linda DeBaets Craig Deitrich Darrell Deitrich Shirley Denman David Dobson Paul Douglas Tim Douglas Webb Does Well in ’72-73 Rookie Draft Richard Drake Ruth Driese Dianne Duchow Rita Dunse Debbie Durst James Ebert Ray Ellett Noel Emerson David Estes David Fangmeier Pam Farber Ronald Foss Roger Friede William Fuhrman Grayce Fuller Eunice Funte David Cade Susan Cade Diana Gardner James Gardner Martha Gardner James Gavin Frank Gawronski Susan Gawronski Tammy Gilmore William Good Betsy Goodman Mae Gray Mark Greenwood Brian Grinder Freshmen — 85 THE FRESHMEN CLASS Jeff Groy Sally Haefer Denny Hahn Michael Hale Erik Hammer David Hankins Donna Hansen Tom Hansen Cheryl Happle Doug Harder Marie Harms Loretta Hawkins Sheila Heidrich Denise Herritz Marsha Higgins Robin Hildebrand Jon Hinze Kim Hoff Jackee Hoiby Gary Holtz Joe Horkan Mariane Horkan Alan Huntington Alan Hutchens Kurt Ihde David Jackson Robert Jackson Carol Junge Daniel Karstetter Kevin Karstetter Janet Kaun Sally Keyes Brian Kissack William Kleinschmid Marcia Klitzke Martha Knight Theresa Knuth Dean Koenig Jean Kosak Judy Krueger Rhonda Krueger John Kruse Jason Kufner Linda Labanskv Barbara Lange Michael Lange Diane LaRue Daniel Lehman 86 — Freshmen Chief Erik Hammer ties his moccasin while awaiting the start of Homecoming activ ities Spirit of 76 Adds Charisma to Webb Sandra Lewis Teresa Licht Susan Lichte John Lietz Kim Litchfield Janice Logelin James Lohr James Lucht James Luebke Robert Luetkens Mike Luther Tim MacFarlane Toni Manville Bryan Marshall Paul Marshall Jackie Martin Theresa Massari Billy McAfee Elmer McPherson Kathleen McPherson Tim Metzger David Meyer Evan Meyer Georgia Meyer Lois Meyer Paula Meyer Deborah Miller Harley Miller Maureen Miller Cheryl Mittelstaedt Freshmen — 87 Sharon Montgomery Sherry Morgan Daniel Vlortensen Diane Muchow Donnovan Muchow Christine Mueller Judy Murray Joe Nachtigal Susan Nachtigal Donna Ninnemann Mary Nussbaum Bandy Oetzman Kenneth Olson Anne Owen Kathy O wen Mark Parkhurst Mary Parkhurst Jeff Parks Frosh Are Not Phased by Trials of Webb Jean Pearson Raymond Peasall Douglas Peper Gene Peper Nancy Peters Michael Phinney Shirley Pierce Brad Pope Julie Pulvermacher Freeman Dale Rabine Robin Raine David Reed Kathy Reineke LeAnn Reusch Connie Rist Jan Roewer Linda Roecker Debbie Ryczek Kevin Schara Roger Schmidt Terry Schmidt Diana Schultz Mark Schultz Bernadette Schyvinck John Scoles Tim Scott Jill Seering Frank Shimniok Gretchen Shultis Cheryl Simmons 88 — Freshmen THE FRESHMEN CLASS Dave Reed and Tim Deakin discover the excitement of detention NOT PICTURED Jeff Aldridge Douglas Anderson Diane Dettmann Conrad Greenwood Dan Pagel Cindy Snyder Donald Sorenson Dean Stout Steven Yeager Rosemary Simon Mark Skinner Richard Sorenson Julie Staver Timothy Steinhauer Nancy Steinhorst Susan Stein w eg Janice Straka Julie Strutz Carol Taylor Barbara Tesch Terrie Thering James Thies Kathy Throndson Paul Throndson Mark Tucker Bernard Walsh Katherine Walsh Mike W'ard Kathy Wegner Ray Wegner Linda Whitney Ellen Wiese Steve Zabel Rodney Ziech Rich Zimmerman Freshmen — 89 THE SOPHOMORE CLASS Sophomore s spirit excellerated through the halls of Webb infecting everyone. This came to a peak during Homecoming activities as their rousing ver- sion of “To Tell the Truth earned them a second place. Their ‘super entusiasm showed through dur- ing the Winter Carnival festivities. Their participa- tion in Webb athletics added excitement to the year Their contribution to the Fall sports plus their championship Junior Varsity Basketball team and State Wrestling Tournament berth proved their ath- letic ability. Simulator and range added a new dimension to the Sophomore s full schedule. As spring came the Sophomores looked forward to filling out their Ju- nior class status. Webb’s bands were supported by the Sophomore’s merry musicians. Not only were they able to enjoy the special events, but they found pleasure in everyday occurrences. LEFT: Sophomore Sue Wanless Rives her famous smile TOP: Sophomore football players keep the bench comfortably warm ABOVE: Class officers: Kieth VandeWater. president; Terri Moore, vice-president, and Pam Hahn, secretary-treasurer. 90 — Sophomores Steven Albers Larry Allen Gerald Bass Linda Bass Dean Baumgarten Debra Baumgarten Betty Behn Judith behn Warren Behn Donna Bell Yvonne Bergman Jan is Bemien Eugene BindI Gary Bindl Susan Blakeslee Mary Bolton Susan Borleske Steven Bowlin Superstar Sophomores Boost Webb Athletics Ken Bradley Duane Brnadt Jeffrey Brandt Gary Brenner Monica Brey Lynn Brown Dave Brueggaman Susan Bryant Diane Burkhart Steven Carroll Glenda Christian Darla Caluson George Clement Ellen Clossey Steve Coens Larry Collins Brien Conlin Nancy Conlin Kay Corwith Holly Craker Susan Craker Dan Curtin John Davis Laura DeBaets Becky Decot Mary Dee Thomas Doering Nancy Do row Larry Douglas Jill Dull Sophomores — 91 THE SOPHOMORE CLASS Tim Garvey “Tells the Truth” as Pete Romoren and Jeff Montgomery look on. Ken Ellett Sharon Ellis Kathleen Ennis Kevin Ennis Cory Erickson Paulette Even Gordon Finnegan John Finnegan Marsha Fish Cheryl Fisher Leah Flohr Linda Gardner Terry Gardner Timothy Garvey Stephanie Gavin Rita Geffert Cindy Geimer Joan Gibeaut Madeline Gilmore Paul Grosskrueger Linda Cudensch wager Patsy Haefer Pam Hahn Larry Hamburg Donald Harms Russell Harms Patricia Hartje Sharon Hasz Bonnie Hawkins Sandra Held 92 — Sophomores William Held Thelma Hill Karen Hillman Jeanne Hineman Katherine Hirst Rich Holtz Diane Horkan Amy Hoy Kathleen Huff Candi Jackson Jerry Johansen Raymond Johnson Dottie Johnston Kevin Jordan Michael Junge Cindy Kasten Jim Kaun Robert Kaun Garvey Leads Sophomores Thru Homecoming Skit Dennis Kempf Pamela Kile Diane Kissack Katherine Knudson Keith Koenecke Connie Koenig Kathleen Koenig Cindy Kraemer Gerald Krug Jan Kucher Cheryl Laridaen Steven Leake Janice Licht Jo Ann Lohr Vernon Lucht David Luebke Diana Luedtke Teresa Luetkens Vickie Luxton Jaci Lyon Jon Marshall LuAnn Matousek Steve Matyas Geralyn Mead Kelli Meister Ann Meyer Charles Meyer Diane Meyer Donald Mever Judith Meyer Sophomores — 93 Range Leads Sophs to Coveted Drivers Licences Mark Meyer Carl Miesbauer Bryan Miller Bonnie Montgomery Jeffrey Montgomery Teresa Moore David Mueller Susan Mullikin Dawn Murdock Rick Myers Vivian Nelson Bonnie Noel Monte Noel Gary Olson Richard Olson Theresa Ophoven James Patterson Jenni Pickel John Pohlman Dan Powell Debbie Powell Robert Puranen Jane Radke Antoinette Rauppl John Rector Emma Lee Reed John Rego Jane Reimer Rita Reimer Norma Reineke 94 — Sophomores THE SOPHOMORE CLASS King Kermit rules over nobleman Dave Steinhorst Joy Richert David Roediger Mark Romberg Mike Romberg Jill Romerdahl Peter Romoren Joe Sander Donald Sanders Virgil Schafer Robert Schlieckau Jacqueline Schmitt Debra Schrank Kurt Schrank Patsy Schuette Steve Schuienburg Glenn Schulte Bonnie Schultz Bridget Schvvinck Karla Shird Terri Shultis Susan Sigafus Gary Slaney Linda Smith Doug Snyder Diana Steinhauer Laurie Stolte Cindy Stout Marvin Svoboda Mike Svoboda Patti Thompson Sophomores — 95 Patti Thompson and Amy Hoy put the finishing touches on the Sophomore float in time for the Homecoming parade Spirited Sophomores Lead School Enthusiasm Larrv Tourdot Linda Tourdot Steve Tourdot Wayne Tourdot Keith Vande Water Andrew Vogel Carolyn Wacholtz Linda Wagner Susan Wan less Glenn Weiss Jeannine Westphal Rodney Williams Sharon Williams Allen Winecke Cindi Wobschall Cindy Wohling Cindy Wood John Zabel Earl Zastrow NOT PICTURED Ronald Auston Ronald Brueggeman Donald Carter Maxine Huffman Karen Karstetter Tom Knuth Sheldon LeMoine David Liegel Leon Lombard Ron Loper Cindy McHenry Rosemar Pagel David Parkhurst Mike Paulus Jeff Pearcy Rodney Rufenacht Rick Rutlin Mike Sussek Deborah Throndson Karen Utley 96 — Sophomores THE JUNIOR CLASS The Junior's year started with a major highlight, the receiving of class rings. As full-fledged upper classman they enjoyed their new feeling of superiority. Homecoming and Winter Carnival were filled with victories and close defeats. The highlight of the year was Prom with Pieces of April . Court and couples, along with spectators enjoyed the Springtime scene. The Juniors’ avid participation in plays. Forensics and musical groups made it a full, rewarding year. Juniors were involved in sports the year round, particularly football, basketball and base- ball. All of this combined made the year of 1973 and impression- able and memorable one. ABOVE LEFT: Mike Borleske relaxes while waiting for his hearing test LEFT: Class officers Carol Schuette. vice-presi- dent: Mark Lange, president, and Carol Cullick. secretary- treasurer ABOVE: Juniors Rochelle Reimer and Nancy Krueger use the A-P Room for picture looking Juniors — 97 The Junior s third place Homecoming float Juniors Find Way to Start Year. . . With a Ring!! Renae Anderson Maureen Arbogast Elizabeth Bass Dave Bates Don Bates Wilbert Baumgarten Jeff Bernhardt Nancy Bernien Alan Bessert Barbara Bittner Debra Bodendein Marcia Bodendein Mike Borleske Patricia Braun Don Breight Laura Brown Eva Burgess Gary Bymers Steve Carpenter Vickie Carroll Gwen Cassity Melody Cayse Chris Clark Dan Clark Marty Clauson Mark Clossey Sheri Cracker Gene Cridelich Janie Deakin Cheryl Dobson 98 — Juniors THE JUNIOR CLASS David Emery Doug Fearing Kris Fehrenbach Mike Ferguson Susan Fish Zita Fish Steven Flohr Dave Froelich Ross Fuller Julie Cade Dennis Cardner Mary Gawronski Mary Geffert Debra Geimer Carol Gullick Alan Hahn Greg Hahn Terry Happle Dennis Harder Cindy Harms Dean Harms Julie Harms Michael Hartje Don Hartzell Sarah Hasler Jim Hasz Warren Heidrich Allan Held Debbie Herritz Patti Herritz Luann Higgins Renee Hill Craig Hillman Audrey Hinz Jerry Hinz Dan Hinze Brenda Hirst Linda Holmes Walter Holton Kim Holtz Debbie Horkan Mike Horkan Steve Horkan Glenda Horstman Joe Hoy Martha Hoy Duane Hutchens Gerry Hvzer Juniors — 99 THE JUNIOR CLASS Steve Ihde Karyl J in kins Brenda Johnson Karen Junge Don Kaun Mike Kelly Marilyn Kile Bandy Kissack Linda Klaetsch Brenda Klingaman Cindy Klitzke Cynthia Knight Dale Koch Janet Kocher Donna Koppen Dave Kosak Sheila Krey Nancy Krueger Kitty Kucher Charmain Lange Mark Lange Susan Lange William Laridaen Jeff LaRue Dennis LeMoine Jan Licht Julie Licht Gary Lichte Stuart Lindloff Linda Logelin Junior linesmen psyche up for the big Friday night game. 100 — Juniors The Junior Classical League’s newspaper was produced by third year Latin students Juniors Do ‘Pieces of April”on April 7th. Paul Luehrsen Vicki Marshall Robert Mears Shaun Metzger Ken Meyer Mark Meyer Mike Meyer Paula Meyer Kath Miller Mark Miller Jim Mittlesteadt Jan Mlsna Mark Montgomery Sharon Mueller Dale Mundth Karen Nash Jackie Nemitz Eric Newcomb Jerome Ninnemann Mark Olson Claud ine Ouellette Kathy Parkhurst Patti Parkhurst Randy Parks Cathy Pearson Joe Pelton Chris Peters Marlene Peters Jean Peterson Juniors — 101 Carla Rabuck Duane Rabuck Janet Reed Sandy Rego Rochelle Reimer Jean Reine Darrell Repka Rita Repka Linda Reusch Steve Rhinehart Debbie Rick Harold Rist Larry Roecker Richard Rose Gerry Rufenacht Kathy Rvczek Steve Rynkowski Patty Saunders Juniors Advance to Ranks of Ballroom Dancers Mvrna Schenck Rick Schenk Marcia Schneider Randy Schrank Craig Schroeder Carol Schuette Drew Schulenhurg Mike Schulz Susan Schwartz Delores Schyvinck Gar Schyvinck Peter Schyvinck Sherry Scoles Dave Scott Beverly Shields Kathy Shird Cindy Spahn Roxanne Springer Kurt Steinweg Tom Stein w eg Jean Stevens Donna Stout Fred Strutz Karen Sussek Steve Tangney Susan Tessmer Becky Thering Clint Thompson Kathy Thompson Dennis Tibbitts 102 — Juniors Mark Lange. Webb s own Spencer Haywood, dou- bles as drum major. THE JUNIOR CLASS NOT PICTURED: Vincent Audet at Richard Blakelee Douglas Bolton Debbie Brennan Theresa Brueggeman Beverly Burns Tim Cady Linda Cooper Roger Dunse Lori Faga Patrick Fish Joe Gates Mark Gilmore Terry Gray Brad Isaacson Larry Johnson Cindy Kaney Richard Knott John Krueger Jim Kufner Elgie Laeseke Martha Loper Shelly Meister David Meyer Marguerite Michel Monte Miller Patricia Montgomery Mark Pelton Richard Rabuck John Schanke Kristi Schroeder Mark Schroeder Mark Schyvinck Linda Shelley David Steinhorst Richard W ard William Wheeler Mike Wobschall Brenda Tourdot Linda Tourdot Dave VandeWater Vicky Verthein Nancy Walsh Paul Wanless Mark Wegner Lois Weiss Pam Wells Dave Westedt Griff Westerman Jerry W'hite Alice Whitehurst Sue Wojak Vickie Yngsdal Angela Ziech Karen Zimmerman Juniors — 103 RIGHT: Portia Schulz and Peter Knight work hard in getting the Gleaner out. ABOVE: Kathy Tourdot sings You’ve Got a Friend at the AFS Variety Show THE SENIOR CLASS Fred Blachly. Nye Pelton. John Sorenson, and Tom Pearson working on sce- nery for Brigadoon . The senior started their last year off with a victory by winning Homecoming 1972. Their first place float, a raking Beaver exclaiming “This may be an Indi- an Slimmer but the Chiefs will Fall! was a favorite of the judges. Hohn Soren- son made his stage debut as the Wiscon- sin Dells coach and aided in clinching a first place in the skit competition. Se- niors Mark Zietlow and Kathy Douglas reigned as King and Queen of homecoming. The seniors took the throne again as Terry Y'onBehren and Bob Harder were crowned King and Queen of our 1973 Winter Carnival. The carnival proved to be another day of exciting and fun filled events which was climaxed by the find- ing of the Beaver Head, again with the help of super-senior John Sorenson. The Senior Pass Program proved a new and welcome experience taken ad- vantage of by most seniors. The pass enabled the qualified senior to leave the building during study halls. The pass program was a big success at least as far as the seniors were concerned. 104 — Seniors Senior Class Officers are Sec -Treas Nan Marshall. Vice-Pres Lynda Boone, and President Peter Knight Seniors Take Leads in Musical Brigadoon ABOVE: Fred Blachly diligently sawing scenery for the musical LEFT: Al Ferstl just being a senior! Seniors — 105 THE SENIOR CLASS SAir $o J! G JX 'J )jmJ$ (JclAjU S l QijOlA Clljndfi. wSsuIacV- YfhayTu Qmrn £Utvri C u IS JlJJLs w:bU OourrxBcM 106 — Seniors Lu Jl. c 'Boo e Ciris Intramural Basketball Champs: ROW 1: Mars ka Oplimrn (Audi Cade. Sue Zimmerman ROW 2: Rhea Corwith. Peggs Horkan. Sue Whittv. Marian Ennis Invincible Seniors Top Intramural Sports 5 totWo: ; uct)cjcPidM Guarrw b '' (C lief I GsJq Coa usII 'fax' fofy ulu c Cr £ iya jiui5 Seniors — 107 THE SENIOR CLASS Qjuu rxc kJJoUWTtf | QjdyLa £ J K OcH loAJ CL fcyux. C Tu 108 — Seniors Experienced Seniors Capture Beaver Head TfJujki Qqvu y ' Seniors— 109 THE SENIOR CLASS Om uaJ Qx -ULj JAJmAjuJB Ss -4 -t-eP H- Xs - ckdJixi Hlp 1 Am Uurv HJW H( i(Ib7i0jr) 110 — Seniors Career Day Prepares Seniors for the Future tikrtoufit Ao p ftorhcM j c -k v ti.'vo Seniors — 111 Kathy Tourdot and Peggy Traeder, BELOW, and Frank Brey, RIGHT. prepare for their lead roles in the musical Brigadoon Senior Pass Program Goes Into Effect -mvJycK,“f--------------------------Xtlrbuuo a uy £cAS 112 — Seniors THE SENIOR CLASS Seniors — 113 THE SENIOR CLASS axAA J cK r) K -R. UuucA u) TfcJLJ. t. g 'Tioo Maryf y phoen fOuoO dito 3u £X •2z 114 — Seniors Homecoming Victory Clinched by Seniors Seniors — 115 ABOVE: Physical Ed took on a new dimension, ice hockey RIGHT: Rick boss and Brian work for the newspaper and expand their minds with C. S. Stats Seniors Reign Over Winter Carnival On JJaJu Scotf Seniors — 116 THE SENIOR CLASS 'Tx.c sjfctvtJ ewt ' (Jud IjlC j Seniors — 117 THE SENIOR CLASS 'ifaxiuf, 3iU A)L C, 1 3um (J t 'CxeJbvLtt ' Uy- tyo U-Je Zs aU-Yu U) u ,di LUrO V- 'ryoA Seniors — 118 Sorenson Makes Stage Debut in Senior Skit }fidU- Q.lxXJLto 3 ro rC' JL- ££ Z 'tyd A'Ca -nJ crrC) Vtci ; Lue+fctns y - t sy JU djL xXZ'i'j John Tc So er fa'i’j,'LMLs d-SUA-HC, ■ 5 5 ' v - S 1 - Chr.i loMo. ne l)dut MlUy y UxlA- ! JX wK Don Voc,e Lu SENIOR INFORMATION Steve Arndt — Football 1,3; Intramurals 4; Baseball 1; Track 4. Hockey 3,4; Future Plans — To attend U.W. Fan Claire Sharon Ashworth — Transfer student from Mauston 3; Girls Glee 4; SLA 3. Scientae Medicae 3; Future Plans — Work and later to attend technical School Michael Banks — Football 1.2.3. Basketball 1.2,3,4; Baseball 1.2. 3,4; Mixed Choir 4; “Brigadoon . Key Club 2.3.4. Lettermen s Club 2.3.4. Spanish Club 1.2; Loyalty Council 3. Homecoming Court 4; Winter Carnival Court 2; Future Plans — U.W. Whitewater. Vickie Baumgarten — Symphonic Band 1.2; Concert Band 3.4. Pep Band 3.4; Marching Band 3.4; Solo and F.nsemble 4. Pep Club 1.2.3; Latin Club 1.2.3.4; AFS Club; Future Plans — Fash- ion Merchandising Frederic Behn — Volleyball 1.2. Future Plans — undecided Janice Behn — Transfer student from St Louis; Fnglish Teach- ers Aide 4. NMSQT Letter of Commendation; Future Plans — U.W. Stevens Point Karyn Behn — Orchestra 1.2.3.4; Solo and Ensemble 1,2.3.4; HMS Pinafore”, “Guys and Dolls”. “Brigadoon (Pit Orches- tra); Pep Club 1,2,3.4; Spanish Club 1.2,3,4; FBLA 4; AFS Club 3; Future Plans— Madison Business College. Sue Bell — Future Plans — undecided David Bennett — Football 1.2; Intramurals 3.4; Track 1.2. AFS Club 2.3; Future Plans — to attend school to become a Florist Loree Bessert — Varsity Band 1; Mixed Choir 2.3; Madripops2. 3; Solo and Ensemble 1.2.3; Pep Club 1. Latin Club 1.2.3.4 — V P 3, Pres. 4. AFS Club 3,4; Scientae Medicae 1; Badger Girls State3; Future Plans— t W Madison Jane Bindl — Varsitv Band 1. Symphonic Band 2; Concert Band 3,4. Pep Band 2.4. Marching Band 2.3,4; Solo and Ensemble 1.2. 4; Pep Club 2,4; Spanish Club 1,2.3; Co-op 4; FHA 1; AFS Club 3.4; Scientae Medicae 2.3; Winter Carnival Court 2; Prom Court 3; Future Plans — Clerical office work Jean Bindl — Pep Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1. FBLA 4. Co-op 4. FHA 1; AFS Club 3; Scientae Medicae 2,3; Prom Court 3, Future Plans — Clerical Office work. Fred Blachlv — Wrestling 2,3; Thespians 4; Future Plans — College. Dawn Bohl — Future Plans — undecided Lyndie Boone — Varsity Band 1. Symphonic Band 2. Concert Band 3.4; Pep Band 2,3.4. Marching Band 2,3.4. Solo and Ensem- ble 1.3.4; “Brigadoon”; Pep Club 1. French Club 2,3,4; History Discussion Club 4. AFS Club 2.3,4. YTY 4. Scientae Medicae 1.2. 3,4 — V P 3, Pres. 4. Class Officer — Sec Treas. 4; Future Plans — 4 year nursing degree Chuck Boros — Latin Club 4; Future Plans — U.W. Platteville, Engineering Elaine Breen — Transfer student from Armijo High School Fair- field. California 4. Future Plans — College, to become a nurse. Frank Brev — Football I Wrestling I 2.3.4. Intramurals 3.4. Baseball 1. Mixed Choir 4; Brigadoon Ke Club 4. Spanish Club 1.2,3; Thespians 4; Prom Court 3; Future Plans Madison Area Technical College, Land Surveying or Engineering Kathleen Brueggeman — Forensics 3; French Club 1.2.3.4 SLA 2.3.4 FHA 1.2.3.4. Ecolog) Club 3.4 — Pres 4. Future Plans — College. Ix ri Burmester — Intramurals 4; Pep (dub 1.2. Spanish Club 2. Future Plans — Secretarial Work Roxanne Carr — Mixed Choir 1.2.3.4. Madripops 2.3.4; Solo and Ensemble 2.3.4; HMS Pinafore , Sleeping Beauty “Tin- Night of January 16th , Guvs and Dolls”, “Brigadoon Pep Club 1.2.3; Spanish (dub 1.2.3 — Sec 3; Thespians 2.3,4 — Sec 3; AFS Club 2.3; Future Plans — U.YV Madison Debbie Carroll — Girls Track 1 Pep Club 1.2.3; FBLA 3.4 AFS Club 2.3; Spanish Club 1.2.3 — Pres ; Co-op 4. Future Plans — undecided. Robert Coens — Future Plans — Welding Terrs Cohn — Football 1. Volleyball 3.4. Basketball 3; Track 1.2. 3,4; Hockey 4; Hockey Club — Pres. 4; Future Plans — undecided. Jeanette Colby — Symphonic Band 1. Concert Band 2.3.4 Pep Band 1. Marching Band 3.4. Orchestra 1.2.3.4. Solo and E nsem- ble 1.2.3.4. Forensics 2; “Tom Sawyer ; Spanish Club 1.2. Scien- tae Medicae 3.4. Future Plans — Milwaukee County General Nursing School Marcia Collins — FHA 3; Scientae Medicae 2 Future Plans undecided. James Conlin — Cross Country 1.2.3.4 — co-captain; Bas- ketball 1.2,3; Intramurals 4; Track 3.4; Tennis 1.2; Hockey 4; Key Club 2,3,4; Lettermen’s Club 1.2.3.4— Pres 4. Latin Club 1. 2; Hockey Club 4. Homecoming Court 4. Future Plans — U.W Madison. Rhea Corwith — Intramurals 3.4; Girls Track 1.2,3.4. Pep (dub 1.2.3,4; Spanish Club 1.2. AFS Club 2.3.4. Future Plans — U.W LaCrosse. Physical Therapy Thomas Coy — Transfer student from Hillsboro 3. Volleyball 3.4 — Capt.; Basketball 3; Intramurals 4 Symphonic Band 3 Kev Club 4. Lettermen s (dub 3.4 — Sec Treas.; Future Plans Madison Area Technical College. Accounting Connie Crocker — YTY 4; Future Plans — Working with small children John Cummings — Track I. Hockey 4; Hockev Club 4; Future Plans — Crede Foundry Terry Deakin — Intramurals 4. Symphonic Band 1. Concert Band 2.3.4 — Band Council 4. Pep Band 2.4. Marching Band 1.2. 3.4; Solo and Ensemble 1.2,3,4. “The Night of Januarv 16th . Brigadoon . Thurber Carnival ; Pep (dub 1.2.3.4 — Pres 4. Spanish Club 1.2.3,4 — Sec 3; Thespians 4; History Discussion Club 4. FTA 2. AFS 2.3.4 — Sec. 3. ('lass Officer — Sec.-Treas 3; Future Plans — U.W. LaCrosse, Elementary Education Cheri Derflinger — Spanish Club I. Co-op 4; Future Plans — Madison Area Technical College . Medical Assistant Dave Doering — Future Plans — Madison Area Technical Col- lege. Business Debra Dorow — Cirls Glee 3.4; Solo and Fnsemble 3.1 III A I. College. Veternarian Kathy Douglas — Varsity Band I Symphonic Band 2. Marching Band 2. Solo and Fnsemble 1.2. Pep Club 1.2.3; French Club 1.2. FS Club 2.3; Winter Carnival Court I. Homecoming Court 4 — Queen; Future Plans — Madison Area Technical College. Reservat ion ist La Verne Driese — Future Plans — undecided Judy Dutka — Transfer student 3. Future Plans — Capri Beaut) College. Beautician Beverly Ebert — Co-op 4: Future Plans — Work Joan Ellett — Pep Club 1.2; Spanish Club 1. FBI.A 1.2.3; AFS Club 2. Prom Court 3; Future Plans — undecided Robert Ellett — Future Plans — undecided Harvey Emery — FFA 2.3.4. Future Plans — Work Marian Ennis— Intramurals 3.4. Girls Track 1.2.3.4; Pep Club 1. 2. AFS Club 3; Future Plans — I W Platteville, Physical Education. Faith Estes — Spanish Club I. Cirls Glee 3.4; Scientae Medicae 2.3; Future Plans — Nurses Aid Deb Faivre — Girls Glee 3.4. Future Plans — Marriage. Work. Traveling. Nancy Faivre — Scientae Medicae 2. Winter Carnival Court 3; Prom Court 3. Future Plans — Beautician School in Madison Daniel Farber — Football I. Mixed Choir 1.2.3.4. Madripops2.3. 4. Solo and Ensemble 1.2.3.4. Brigadoon . HMS Pinafore Spanish Club 2. Thespians 4. Future Plans — Air Force for six years to become a lawyer. Kristine Farber — Pep Club I. FH V I. Future Plans— Work and School. Allen Ferstl — Nolle) ball 4. Cross Country 1.2.3. Basketball 1.2. 3; Intramurals 4. Tennis 1.2,3.4. Hockey 4. Varsity Band I. Sym- phonic Band 2; Concert Band 3.4. Pep Band 4. Jazz Ensemble 4. Marching Band 1.2.4; Solo and Ensemble 1.4. Lettermen s Club 3.4. Hockey Club 4. Future Plans — Madison Area Technical College, to become a Chef George Foss — Rifle Club 3; Future Plans — Work Richard Foss — Football I. Volleyball 3.4. Intramurals 2.3.4. Tennis 3.4 Hockey 4 Rifle Club 1.2.3; Hockey Club 4; Future Plans — College Janita Frank — Pep Club 4. Spanish (dub 1.2; FBI.A 4. Scientae Medicae3; Co-op 4; Future Plans — Clerical Office work Kristine Friede — Varsity Band I. Symphonic Band 2. Concert Band 3.4. Pep Band 4. Marching Band 1.2.3.4. Orchestra 1.2: Solo and Ensemble 1.2.3.4. Forensics 2; Brigadoon . Pep Club 1.2.3.4; French Club 2.3.4 — Pres 3.4. History Discussion Club 4. AFS Club2.3.4; Homecoming court 4; L.W Baraboo Allen Froelich — Boys Glee 3.4. Future Plans — Work Albert Fuhrman — Football 1.2.3. Volleyball 4. Basketball 1.2.3. 4. Track 1.2.3.4. Future Plans — Operating Fuhrman s Tavern Cyndi Cade — Intramurals 3.4. Cirls Track 2.3.4. Varsity Band I; Symphonic Band 2. Concert Band3.4. Pep Band 2.4. Marching Band 2,3.4; Solo and Ensemble 1.2.3.4. Pep Club 1.2.3. Spanish Club 1.2; Future Plans — l.W Platteville. Phxsical Education Lynette Gardner — arsity Band I Symphonic Band 2; Concert Band 3; Pep Band 2.3; Jazz Ensemble 3. Marching Band 2.3. Solo and Ensemble 1.2; Girls Glee 4; Future Plans — Work and Marriage Becky Garske — Symphonic Band I. Concert Band 2.3.4. March- ing Band 2.4. Orchestra 3; Solo and Ensemble 1.2.3.4; Forensics 1. Pep Club 1.2. Spanish (dub 1.2.3; SLA 2. History Discussion Club 4; Ecology Club 2.3; Future Plans — Work and Traveling Michael Garvey — Cross Country 1.2.3; Basketball 1.2.3.4. Intra- murals 4; Golf 1.2.3.4; Varsity Band I. Symphonic Band 2; Con- cert Band 3.4. Marching Band 2.4. Solo and Ensemble 1.2.3.4; Brigadoon . “A Thurber Carnival . Key Club 2.3.4 — Pres 4. Lettermen s Club 2.3.4. Latin (dub 1.2; Thespians 4. History Discussion Club 4. Class Officer — Pres. 2. Loyalty Council 2; Prom Court 3. Badger Boss State 3. Future Plans — I'.W Madison Suzanne Gates — Pep Club 1.2.3. French Club 1.2.3 — Sec - Treas 3. AFS Club 2; Future Plans — I’.W Whitewater Patrick Gavin — Football 1.2.3.4. Wrestling 1.2.3.4: Intramurals 3.4 Baseball 1; Track 2; Golf 4. Tennis3; Key (dub 2.3.4. Letter- men Club 3.4. Spanish Club 1.2.3; Mixed Choir 4. Boys Glee 2; (dass Officer — V Pres. 2. Homecoming Court 4. Future Plans — U W. Whitewater. Dennis Cawronski — Future Plans — Work Rodney Gibeaut — Football I. Future Plans — Work Rachel Giese — Forensics 4. Scientae Medicae3.4; Future Plans — To become an Occupational Therapy Assistant Larry Gnatzig — Golf I. Varsity Band 1; Symphonic Band 2. Concert Band 3. Pep Band 2. Marching Band 1.2; Mixed Choir 3. 4; Madripops 4. Sol� � and Ensemble 1.2.3.4. Forensics 2. Tom Sawyer ; Spanish Club 1.2. Thespians 4; FBLA 2; YTY 4. Future Plans — U.W. Whitewater. Social Work Michael Goodman — Football I. Cross Count r 2.3.4 Basketball 1.2.3; Intramurals 4; Baseball I 2.3.4. Mixed Choir 4: Key (dub2. 3.4; Spanish (dub 2.3. Prom Court 3; Future Plans — I VV Whitewater Terry Greenwood — W restling I. Rifle (dub 1.2.3 Future Plans — To become a carpenter Ann Grote — Intramurals 4. V arsity Band 1. Symphonic Band 2. Concert Band 3; Marching Band 2.3; Solo and Ensemble 1.2: Brigadoon . Pep Club 1.2.3.4. Spanish (dub 1.2: Wrestling Cheerleader 4: Future Plans — undecided Scott Grover— Football 1,2.3; Basketball 1.2.3; Intramurals 3.4. Tennis 1.2.3; Mixed Choir 4; Key Club 2,3.4. Lettermen s Club 3. 4; French Club 1; Thespians 4; Future Plans — U.W Stout. Ho- tel and Restaurant Management. Rose Cruenert — Girls Glee 1.2.3.4. FHA 1.2.3.4. Future Plans — Work and Marriage Susan Haefer — Girls Track I, Future Plans — work and travel Pat Hahn — Girls Track 1,2; Varsity Band 1. Symphonic Band 2; Pep Club 1.2; Spanish Club 1.2; AFS Club 2; Loyalty Council 2; Future Plans — undecided. Jim Hansen —Track 3; Future Plans— Factory Work Bob Harder — Football 1.2.3,4. Wrestling I.2.3.4. Track 1. Key Club 2.3.4. Lettermen’s Club 2.3,4. Winter Carnival Court — King 4. Football Co-captain 4; Future Plans — undecided Sharon Heidrich — Co-op 4; Future Plans — working at Hanks- craft Company. Inc Richard Held — Football I. Wrestling 1.2.3. Track 1.2.3; Winter Carnival Court 1; Prom Court 3 Stephen Held — Football 1.2.3; Wrestling 1.2,3.4; Baseball 3; Track 1.2. Lettermen’s Club 2,3,4; James M Horkan Wrestling Award. Future Plans — Construction Judy Heller — Mixed Choir I.2.3.4. Scientae Medicae 2.3; Fu- ture Plans — Nursing School at St Joseph's. Marshfield Melvin Hill — Football 1.2; ’’Our Town ; Future Plans — Armed Services Mary Hillman — Varsitv Band 1. Symphonic Band 2, Concert Band 3.4. Pep Band 3; Marching Band 2.3.4 — Drum Majorette 3; Orchestra 2.3; Mixed Choir 4; Solo and Ensemble 1.2.3.4. Fo- rensics 2.3.4. Sleeping Beauty . The Night of January 16th . Guys and Dolls”, Brigadoon — Student Director; Pep Club 1.2,3; Spanish Club 1.2; SLA 2.3; AFS Club 2.3.4; Thespians 3,4 — Reporter; Best Actress Award 3; Future Plans — U.W Eau Claire Daniel Hineman — Golf 1; Key Club 2.3.4; Camera Club 1.2.3.4. Future Plans — Working at Koch’s Hardware and Omnibus Brian Hinrichs — Football 1; Volleyball 2.3.4; Spanish Club 1; FFA 1.2.3.4; Future Plans— undecided Steve Hinze — Football 1.2.4; Wrestling 1; Intramurals 2.3.4; Baseball 1.2.3.4; Hockey 4; Spanish Club 2; Camera Club 1.2; Hockey Club 4. Future Plans — undecided Denese Holtz — Spanish Club 2. Scientae Medicae 2. Future Plans — W'ork and Marriage Peggy Horkan — Intramurals 3.4. Girls Track 2.3.4 Varsity Band 1; Concert Band 2.3.4 — Band Council 4; Marching Band 2. 3.4; Mixed Choir 4. Solo and Ensemble 1.2.3.4. Guvs and Dolls”. Brigadoon”; Pep Club 1.2.3.4 — Sec 3; Spanish Club 1. 2.3; Thespians 4; History Discussion Club 4; AFS Club 2.3.4 — V Pres 4. Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 4. JV Cheerleader 3; Football Cheerleader 4; Class Officer — Sec Treas 2. Prom Court 3. DAR Award; Future Plans — U.W Madison Dan Jackson — Future Plans — Work James Janzen — Football 1.2.3.4; Wrestling 2.3; Intramurals 1.4; Track 1.2.3.4; Hockey 4. Guys and Dolls' . Brigadoon . A Thurber Carnival’ . l ettermen’s Club3.4; Thespians 3.4. Hockey Club 4 — Sec . Future Plans — Madison Area Technical College Theresa Joestgen — Pep Club 1.2.3; French Club 2.3. AFS Club 2,3. Brigadoon ; Future Plans — U.W Madison, Social Work Robert Johansen — Football L2.3.4. Wrestling 1.2. Intramurals 3.4; Baseball 1.2,3.4. Key (dub 2,3,4; Homecoming Court 4. Mixed Choir 4; Future Plans — undecided Steve Johnson — Future Plans — undecided Dennis Johnston — Future Plans — undecided Peter Knight — Football 1. Varsitv Band 1, Symphonic Band 2; Marching Band 2. Mixed Choir 4. Madripops 4; Solo and Ensem- ble 1.2. Our Town . HMS Pinafore . Tom Sawyer . The Night of January 16th . Guys and Dolls . Brigadoon”, ”A Thurber Carnival ; Key Club2.3.4 — Sec Treas 4. Lettermen’s Club 2.3.4. French Club 1.2.3; Latin Club 3; Thespians 2.3.4 — Pres 4. History Discussion Club 4. AFS Club 2,3,4. Loyalty Council 2; Class Officer — V Pres 3. Pres 4; Prom Court 4; Future Plans — U.W Madison, Pre-Medicine Carl Bruce Koenig — Mixed Choir 4. Madripops 4. Brigadoon . FFA 1.2.3.4. Future Plans— Agriculture Mary Kosak — Spanish Club 3.4. Ecology Club 2.3. Future Plans — Edgewood College. Special Education Robert Krueger — Crosscountry 1.2.3.4, Basketball I. Intramur- als 2.3.4; Track 1.2.3. Hockey 4, Hockev Club 4. Future Plans — Work Mary Kruse — Orchestra 1.2.3.4. Spanish Club 3.4. FBLA 2; Ecology Club 2.3; Future Plans — U W Eau Claire. Elementary Education Richard Laridean — Wrestling I. FFA 1.2.3.4. Future Plans — undecided. Jenelle Lassallette — Mixed Choir 4. Solo and Ensemble 4. Bri- gadoon . Pep Club 1.2.3; Spanish Club 1.2; Thespians 4. AFS Club 2.3, Future Plans — U.W. Stevens Point. Early Childhood Dev elopement Ardith Leake — Girls Glee 3. Future Plans — Work. Marriage and Travel Marilyn Lehman — Varsity Band 1. Sy mphonic Band 2. Concert Band 3; Marching 2.3; Solo and Ensemble 1.2; Pep Club 1. French Club 2. FBLA 4; Co-op 4. Future Plans — Work in the Reedsburg area. Christopher LeMoine — Future Plans — undecided Steve LeMoine — Football 1; Basketball I. Tennis I. Hockey 4. Varsity Band I. Symphonic Band 2; Concert Band 3.4. Pep Band 3.4; Jazz Ensemble 4. Marching Band 2.3.4. Solo and Ensemble 1.2,3.4. Our Town . The Night of January 16th . Guys and Dolls . Brigadoon . French Club 1.2; YTY 4; Hockey Club 4; Future Plans — College. Music. Jeff Lewis — Baseball I; Future Plans — Air Force Diane Licht — Girls Track 1.2.3.4 — 1971 Girls State Track Tro- ph . Co-op 4. Future Plans — Madison Business College Nlarceline Liegel — Mixed Choir 4; Solo and Ensemble 4. Guvs and Dolls Brigadoon ; Pep (dub 2: French Club 2; Thespians 4. AFS Club 2; Homecoming Court 2. Future Plans — College. Airlines Mars Lowery — Intramurals 3.4. Varsity Band I Symphonic Band 2. Marching Band 2. Solo and Ensemble 1.2. Pep Club 1.2. 3.4 — V Pres 4. French (dub 1.2.3.4 — Sec . Co-op 4. FBI.A 4. FS (dub 2.3.4; Prom Court 3. Future Plans — Work at F M Bank Melvin Luck — Football 1.2.3; Basketball 1.2.3; Intramurals 4. Tennis 1.2.3.4 Varsity Band I. Symphonic Band 2. Solo and En- semble 1.2. Lettermen s Club 2.3.4; French Club 2; Badger Boys State 3; Future Plans — V W Baraboo Vickie I.uetkens — FBLA 2. Future Plans — undecided Allison Luetscher — Varsits Band I. Symphonic Band 2; Concert Band 3.4. Pep Band 1; Marching Band 2.3.4; French (dub 2: Thespians 4. Loyalty Council 3; Future Plans — Madison Area Technical College Theresa I.unde — Co-op4. Future Plans — Work Ilelga Maras ck — Co-op 4; Future Plans — Work Nancy Marshall — Mixed Choir 2.3.4 Madripops 3.4; Solo and Ensemble 2.3.4; Guys and Dolls , Brigadoon Pep (dub 1.2. 3; Latin (dub 1.2. Thespians 3.4. Class Officer — Sec Treas 4. Future Plans — L’ W Eau Claire Ted Matousek — Future Plans — undecided Mark McDonough — Volleyball 4. Future Plans — Work Jean McIntyre — Transfer student from Freeport. Illinois; Mixed Choir 4; Future Plans — undecided. Darlene McPherson — Transfer student 3: Homecoming Court 4. Co-op 4; Future Plans — To become a nurse Jerry Meyer — Football 1. Wrestling 1.2.3.4 — Most Valuable Wrestler 4. Future Plans— undecided Richard Meyer — FFA 1.2.3.4 — Treas 3; Pres 4. FFA Scholar- ship Award. FFA Star Chapter Farmer. Placement in Production Award; Future Plans— Farming Michael Miles — Football Mgr � 1.2. Volley ball 4. Cross Coun- try 3; Basketball 1.2.3. Intramurals 4. Golf 1.2.3.4. Varsity Band I Symphonic Band 2; Concert Band 3; Marching Band 2.3; Mixed Choir 3.4. Madripops 3; Solo and Ensemble 3.4. “Guys and Dolls . Brigadoon”; Key Club 2.3.4. Lettermen s Club 2.3. 4. Spanish Club 1.2. Thespians 4 AFS Club2.3. Prom Court 3 — King. Future Plans — U.W Whitewater. Business. Dase Miller — Future Plans — undecided Theresa Miller — Transfer Student 3. Scientae Medicae 3; Fu- ture Plans — Navy, for Bookkeeping Gloria Mittlesteadt — Future Plans — marriage Keith Mittlesteadt — Football I. Wrestling 1.2.3.4. Future Plans — Construction work Joe Montgomery — Wrestling 3. Baseball 1. FFA 3.4. Rifle (dub 2; Future Plans — undecided Laura Moyer — Mixed Choir 2.3.4 Madripops 4. Solo and En- semble 3.4; Pep Club 3.4. Latin Club 1.2.3; Scientae Medicae 3. 4. AFS (dub 4. Betts Crocker Award 4. I W Madison. Nursing Kurt Muchow — Football I; Intramurals 2.3.4 Golf 3.4: Camera (dub 1. Rifle (dub I. Future Plans — Madison Area Technical College. Civil Highway Technology. Michael Muchow — Football 2.3.4. Wrestling 1. Track 2.3.4; Hockey 4. Lettermen s Club 2.3.4. Homecoming Court 4; Future Plans — To become a mason Larry Mundth — Wrestling L’2.3.4. Orchestra 1.2. Mixed Choir 3.4. Madripops 3.4; Solo and Ensemble 3.4. Tom Sawyer . The Night of January 16th’ . Guys and Dolls ’. Brigadoon . A Thurber Carnival Key (dub 2.3,4; Spanish (dub 1.2.3 — Pres 3; Thespians 3.4; Losalts Council 3. Prom Court 3; Future Plans — Work Shane Murdock — Future Plans — Military Career Eugene Murray — Football I. FFA 1.2.3.4 — Treas 4. Future Plans — Farming. Janice Murray — Mixed Choir 2.3.4. Solo and Ensemble 4. Fo- rensics 3; Pep (dub 1.2.3.4; FHA I. AFS (dub 2.3.4 Scientae Medicae 3.4; Future Plans — To work at Central Colony Nancy Myers — Varsity Band I. Symphonic Band 2: Pep (dub I. 2.3.4. Spanish (dub 1.2. Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 3.4. JV Cheerleader 2; Football Cheerleader 3; Loyalty Council 1. Co- op 4; Homecoming Court 3. Prom Court 3 — Queen; Future Plans — Work at Grede Foundries Linda Niemann — Spanish (dub 1.2.3.4; SLA 2.3.4; Scientae Medicae 3.4: Future Plans — To become a nurse at Madison General Judy Noel — Girls Glee 4. Scientae Medicae 3; Future Plans — undecided Anna Nordahl — Varsity Band I. Symphonic Band 2. Concert Band 3. Marching Band 2.3; Solo and Ensemble 1.2. Pep (dub 2. 3; Spanish Club 1.2.3; FBLA 4; Co-op 4 AFS Club 2.3. Future Plans— Madison Business College Doug Normington — Football 1; Cross Country 2. Wrestling 1.2. Track 2; Golf 1; Symphonic Band 1.2. Concert Band 3.4; March- ing Band 4. Solo and Ensemble 1.2.3. Spanish Club 1,2; Ecology Club 1.2; Loyalty Council I. Future Plans — College Sue Novy — Future Plans — undecided Mary Kay Ophoven — Intramurals 3.4. Girls Track 1.2.3.4; V ar- sity Band I. Symphonic Band 2. Concert Band 3.4; Pep Band 4; Marching Band 2.3.4: Solo and Ensemble 1.2.3.4. Pep (dub 1.2,3. 4; French Club 1.2; History Discussion (dub 4; AFS Club 2.3.4; JV Cheerleader 3. Homecoming Court 3; Prom Court 3; Future Plans — U.W. Madison. Kris Ouellette — FBI.A 4. Future Plans — Marriage Larry Owens — Football 1.3; Wrestling I. Intramurals3.4; Base- ball 1.3; Hockey 3; Future Plans — Grede Foundry, auto me- chanics and stock car racing Mike Parkhurst — Football 1. Wrestling I. Intramurals 2; Cam- era Club 2; Winter Carnival Court 3; Prom Court 3; Future Plans — Madison Area Technical College Dale Pascoe — Transfered at semester Thomas Pearson — Intramurals 3.4 Hockey 3.4; Hockex Club 4; Brigadoon”; Future Plans— Work Nye Pelton — Football 1.2; Baseball 3; Intramurals 1.2.4. Bri- gadoon Key Club3.4; Spanish Club 2.3— Pres 3; FFA 1.2.3.4; Prom Court 3; Future Plans — undecided Virginia Prather — Mixed Choir 3,4. Madripops 3.4. Solo and Ensemble 3.4. HMS Pinafore”. Guns and Dolls’. Briga- doon . Pep Club 1.2,3.4; Thespians 3.4 — V Pres 4. AFS Club 2. 3; arsit) Basketball Cheerleader 4. JV Cheerleader 2. Football Cheerleader 4; Homecoming Court 4; Prom Court 3; Future Plans — Madison Area Technical College. Reservationist Dave Rabuck — Football 1 Volleyball 4 Intramurals 2.3.4; Hockey 3; FBI.A 2; Brigadoon . Future Plans — Work and or School Kumar Rasiah — AFS Foreign Exchange student from Malassia. Golf 4, Hockes Club 4. Ke Club 4. Brigadoon . French Club 4 — Sec Treas 4. Thespians 4. AFS Club 4. Rifle Club 4. Student Council 4; Homecoming Court 4; Future Plans — Continue edu- cation in Malaysia Lyle Reinfeldt — Volleyball 1,2.3; Future Plans — Work Mark Reinfeldt — olleyball 1.2. Basketball 1.2. Intramurals 2. 3.4. Track 1, French Club 1. Future Plans — College and playing in bands Leslie Repka — FFA 1.2.3.4; Future Plans — Farm Short Course. Madison Allan Ribbke — FFA 1.2.3.4; Future Plans — Mechanist and Welding School Angela Richert — Future Plans — Marriage Susan Rist — Future Plans — Madison Area Technical College. Accounting. William Ritzer — Forensics 4; French Club 2.3.4, Future Plans — College Jerome Rose — FFA 1.2.3.4 — V Pres 4. Future Plans — Farming Victor Schneider — FFA 4. Future Plans — undecided Sue Schoellig — Girls Track 2. Pep Club 2.3.4; Spanish (dub 2. Future Plans — undecided Dennis Schrank — Future Plans — W'ork Rick Schrank — Volleyball 2. Future Plans — undecided Mark Schuette — Football 1.2.3.4; Wrestling 1.2,3.4. Baseball 1. 2.3; Varsity Band 1. Symphonic Band 2. Concert Band 3.4, Solo and Ensemble 1.2.3.4; “Brigadoon ; Key Club 4. Rifle Club 3; Homecoming Court 4; Future Plans — U.W Platteville, Crimi- nal Investigation Gary Schultz — Football 1. Basketball 1.2.3.4; Baseball 1.2.3.4. Key Club 2.3.4. Lettermen’s Club 3.4; ('lass Officer — Pres 3. Loyalty Council 2.3; Prom Court 3; Basketball Team Captain. Future Plans — undecided Ruth Schultz — FBLA 3; Graduated at Semester Portia Schulz — Varsity Band I; Symphonic Band 2. Concert Band 3.4. Pep Band 2.3.4. Solo and Ensemble 1.2.3.4. 'Briga- doon . A Thurber Carnival . French Club 2,3.4 — V Pres 4. Thespians 4. AFS (dub 3.4. History Discussion (dub 4. Scientae Medicae 2,3,4 — V Pres 4. Badger Girls State Alternate 3; Fu- ture Plans — U.W Madison. Pre-Medicine Carol Scott — FHA 1.2; Girls (dee 1. SLA 2.3; Ecology Club3; French (dub 2.3 Nancy Scott — Spanish Club 2; Future Plans — Work Ann Shelley — Transfer student from Waukesha for first semes- ter. Concert Band 4. Marching Band 4. Brigadoon . Pep Club 4. Future Plans — U.W Madison. Kenton Shultis — Football 1. Cross Country 2.3.4 — Co-captain 4. Track 1.2.3.4. Hockey 4; Ssmphonic Band 1.2; Marching Band 2; Lettermen’s Club 3.4; Latin Club 1.2; Hockey Club 4; History Discussion Club 4. Future Plans — College John Sigafus — Cross Country 1. Future Plans — Marriage and working for Wisconsin Auto Bod . Inc Sue Simon — Orchestra 1.2.3.4. Solo and Ensemble 1.2.3.4; Our Town”; HMS Pinafore”. Brigadoon '. Spanish (dub 1.2.3.4. Ecology Club 2.3; Future Plans — UW Eau Claire. Music Education Meriyn Sloniker — Football 1.2.3.4. Wrestling 2. Intramurals 3. 4. Baseball 1.2.3. Track 4; FFA 2.3; Homecoming Court 4. Fu- ture Plans — undecided John Sorenson — Football 1.2; Cross Country 3,4. Track 2.3.4. Hockey 4. Forensics 4. A Thurber Carnival . Spanish Club 1.2; Rifle Club 2. Hockey Club 4; History Discussion Club 4; Future Plans — U.W. LaCrosse. Kathy Spahn — Transfer Student from Middleton 3; Spanish Club 3; Future Plans— undecided Kris Spahn — Transfer student from Middleton 3; Spanish (dub 4. Future Plans — Madison Area Technical College. Stenography Maureen Staver — Pep Club 1.2. Latin Club L2.3. AFS Club 3; Future Plans — Madison Area Technical College. Nursing. Ted Staver — Future Plans — undecided Ron Steiner — Football 1,2; Wrestling 1,2,3; Intramurals 3.4; Tennis 1.2,3, Lettermen's Club 2.3; Future Plans — College in Kenosha. Florist Marcus Steinhauer— Football 1; Basketball 1.2. Intrumurals 3.4; Golf 1. French Club 1. Future Plans — College. Charles Stevenson — Forensics 2.3; Latin Club 1.2.3.4. Badger Boys State 3; Future Plans — U.W Milwaukee. Duane Strieker — Future Plans — Mechanic and Carpenter. Scott Sullivan — Transfer student from. Future Plans — undecided Cindy Sussek — Transfer student; Future Plans — undecided Mike Szopinski — Track 1. Golf 2. Hockey 3.4; Camera Club 2; Hockey Club 4. Future Plans — undecided John Tessmer — Future Plans — undecided Christine Thies — Varsity Band 1; Symphonic Band 2. Marching Band 1.2.3; Solo and Fnsemble 1.2; Forensics 2. Brigadoon . Pep (dub 1.2.3.4. Spanish Club 1.2.3; Thespians 4; History Dis- cussion C’lub4. Future Plans — U.W Madison. Judy Tietje — Girls Track 1.2; Varsity Band 1; Ssmphonic Band 2; Concert Band 3; Marching Band 1.2; Solo and Fnsemble 1.2.3; Pep (dub 1.2.3.4; Spanish (dub 1.2.3; Co-op 4; FBLA 4; AFS Club 2.3.4. Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 3.4; JV Cheerleader 2; Football Cheerleader 3.4 — Capt . Homecoming Court 2; Prom Court 3. Future Plans — Madison Area Technical College Jerry Tourdot — Wrestling 1.2; FFA 1.2.3.4; Future Plans — Work Kathy Tourdot — Mixed Choir 2.3.4; Madripops 3.4; Solo and Ensemble 2,3.4; 'Tom Sawyer’ ,‘ Brigadoon . Pep Club 1.2.3.4. Spanish Club 1.2; Thespians 2.3.4; FBLA 2.3; AFS Club 2.3. Class Officer — Pres 1; Loyalty Council 1; Future Plans — Ca- reer in the Airlines. William Tourdot — Varsitv Band 1; Symphonic Band 2. Concert Band 3.4. Marching Band 4. Future Plans — Madison Area Tech- nical College Peggy Traeder — Varsity Band 1; Symphonic Band 2; Concert Band 3. Marching Band 2. Mixed Choir 3.4. Solo and Ensemble 3.4. Forensics 3; The Night of January 16th . Guys and Dolls . Brigadoon”; A Thurber Carnival — Student Direc- tor; Pep ( lub 1.2.4; Spanish Club 1. Thespians 4. AFS Club 2. FBLA 2.3; Wrestling Cheerleader 4. Future Plans — U.W Stout. Business Don Vogel — Future Plans — undecided Mark Vogel — Football 1.2. Volleyball 3.4; Basketball 1.2.3.4. Baseball 1.2.3.4; Spanish Club 1.2; Lettermen's Club3.4; Briga- doon . Future Plans— U.W. Stout Terri Von Behren — Pep Club 1.2,3; Spanish Club 1.2; FBLA 2,3, 4. AFS ('lub 2.3; W'inter Carnival Court 4 — Queen; Future Plans— Airline Reservationist. Mary Wacholtz — Varsity Band I; Symphonic Band 2. Concert Band 3.4. Pep Band 2.4. Marching Band 2.4. Orchestra 3; Solo and Ensemble 1.2.3.4; Spanish (dub 1.2.3.4. Histors Discussion Club 4. SLA 2. Ecology Club 2.3; Future Plans — L’ W Milwaukee Patricia Wagner — Future Plans — Marriage Mary Joe Wells — Mixed Choir 4. Pep (dub 3; French Club 2.3. 4. Loyalty Council 1. Homecoming Court 1; Future Plans — Work Kristine W'estedt — Pep Club 1.2. FHA 1. AFS Club 2; Scientae Medicae 2.3; Future Plans— Beautician School in Madison Sue Whitty — Intramurals 4; Symphonic Band 1; Concert Band 2.3,4. Pep Band 1.2.4. Marching Band 1.2.3.4; Mixed Choir 3.4. Solo and Ensemble 1.2.3.4. “Brigadoon Pep (dub 1.2.3.4. Latin Club 1.2; Thespians 4; History Discussion Club 4; AFS Club 2.3. 4 — Sec. 3. Pres 4. Class Officer — Sec Treas 1. Prom Court 3; Future Plans — U.W. Madison. Beverly Widener — Intramurals 4. Future Plans — undecided Cheryl Widener — Future Plans — Work Jerry Williams — Future Plans — undecided Kristine W'illiams — Girls Track 3.4. Latin Club 2.4. Future Plans — Work Jeff Wobshall — Future Plans — Work on Farm Sally Wojak — Intramurals 4. V arsity Band 1; Concert Band 2.3. 4. Pep Band 4. Jazz Ensemble 3.4. Marching Band 2.3.4. Mixed Choir 3.4. Solo and Ensemble 1.2.3.4. Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Latin Club 1.2.3.4; AFS Club 2.3.4; YTY 4; Future Plans — U.W Baraboo. Mike Woolever — Football 1.2; Wrestling 1.2; Track 1. Future Plans — Work at Yellowstone Natl Park and Vocational School. Dave Zastrow — Our Town . Camera Club I; AFS Club 2.3.4. Future Plans— Kenosha Institute for Horticulture Marketing Mark Zietlow — Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball I.2.3.4. Track 1.2.3. 4. Key Club 2.3; Lettermen's (dub 2.3; Homecoming Court 4. Prom Court 3; Future Plans — Madison Area Technical College Sue Zimmerman — Intramurals 3.4; Girls Track 1; Mixed Choir 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2.3,4; Co-op 4; Future Plans — Work William Zuehlke — Football 1.2.4; W'restling 1.2; Intramurals 2. 3.4; Golf 3; Tennis 1.2; Symphonic Band 1. Concert Band 2; Marching Band 1.2; Mixed Choir 3,4, 'HMS Pinafore . “‘Briga- doon ; Lettermen's Club 2; Class Officer — V Pres 1. Future Plans — Vocational School. Auto Body Coach Arkin and his grid iron specialists rode in the parade in style The truck load of Beavers was a hi-light in the parade and seemed to spur the team's spirit to a high pitch Floats and Bonfire Hilite ’72 Homecoming A high point in this year’s parade was the faculty hand The hand showed the The ( lass of 19 5 proclaimed that the Cheif s undaunted spirit of Webb’s talented teachers. would h all to Defeat , and took second. Homecoming Court: Boh Harder. Jim Conlin. Kumar Rasiah. Mike Banks. Pat Gavin. Boh Johansen. Mark Schuette. Mike Muchow. Merlin Sloniker. Peter Lichte. King Mark Zietlow. Queen Kathy Douglas. Tina Wood. Ginny Prather. Darlene McPherson. Kris Friede. Janie Deakin. Kathy Pearson. Nancy Dorrow. Stephanie Gavin. Sue Lichte. Diane Muchow. 126 — Homecoming WEBBS 1972 HOMECOMING The Beaver brunch kicked off the 1972 Homecoming. The snake dance led by Peggy Horkan culminated in a gigantic bon fire behind the swim- ming pool. The pep band created high spirits among Beaver fans. On Friday afternoon the Seniors accumulated the first Homecoming points with a pep talk” skit featuring John Sorenson. The marching band headed the parade followed by the first prize winning Senior float. Facul- ty members joined together to create an enthusiastic band. After a hard fought game the Beavers found them- selves losing 12-0 to the Dells. King Mark Zietlow and Queen Ka- thy Douglas reigned over the dance which was claimed as a success. Kathy Douglas, the 1972 Homecoming Queen, viewed the parade perched high top her mobile throne Six outhouses, one church steeple, fence posts, and a dog house built the biggest bon fire ever The Seniors put in many hours of work to earn their first place victory in the float competition It’s an Indian Summer but theCheifs Will Fall” was their award winning theme Homecoming — 127 Winter carnival 1973 was a succes as it always has been. The Seniors reigned via finding the beaver head John Sorenson and associates located the hidden Beaver at South Park, stifling the hunt and mak- ing possible an enjoyable and victorious day for all of the seniors. The junior Basketball-ettes proved to provide the winning combination in girls buckets — mostly due to a great coach- ing staff of Mark Clossey and Mark “Spencer Haywood” Lange. Seniors out- strengthened all the rest in tug-o-war competition. Other activities of the day included the Klondike Dinner and final- ly the dance climaxed with the crowning of Queen Terri VonBehren and King Bob Harder. King Boh Harder crowns Queen Terri VonBehren Seniors Take Winter Carnival Title Winter Carnival Court: Joe Hoy, Rod Williams, Noel Emerson. Queen Terri VonBehren, King Boh Harder. Sue Brennan. Candi Jackson. Marcie Bodendein 128 — Winter Carnival 1973 WINTER CARNIVAL Sophomore Sue Wanless cheers on her girls basketball team Even a tug-o-war team led by sophomore Don Meyer isn't tough enough to beat the seniors on the left Winter Carnival — 129 ‘‘Pieces of April was successfully por- trayed at this year’s junior prom. Hard work, long nights, and sagging spirits all were for- gotten when the juniors viewed their master- piece. Guests and spectators were enhanced by the flickering lights and glittering decora- tions. Stretching overhead, a pastel rainbow continued the theme of springtime. Home Park, an excellent band, provided music of all types for the prom-goers. Good music, enchanting decorations, and good company all combined to create an unforgetta- ble evening. Mark Clossey crowns Carrol Cullick queen of the junior prom as crown bearer Bob Hoy looks on in envy. ‘Pieces of April” Junior Enchantment Prom Court: Mark Montgomery, Nancy Walsh. Mark Olson. Rita Repka, Doug Fearing, Lois Weiss. Rich Rabuck. Jean Reine, Jerry Heizer. Maureen Arbogast. King Mark Clossey. JoAnn Phillips. Queen Carrol Cullick. Bob Hoy, Marcia Bodendein, Joe Hov, Sue Wojak. Rich Blakeslee. Pam Wells. Randy Schranck. Cathy Pearson, Cary Bymers. Janie Deakin. Marty Clauson 130 — Junior Prom THE JUNIOR PROM David VandeWater announces the entrance of Queen Carrol Cullick and King Mark Clossey as junior advisor. Mr Baida keeps everything running smoothly. Formals and tuxedos transform these juniors and their dates into a regal court Linda Reusch’s stained glass windows brighten the halls of Webb for the big evening Junior Prom — 131 Award Winners And Honor Students: ROW 1: Kenton Shultis. honor student; Janice Behn. honor student; Lynda Boone, honor student. Reedsburg Memorial Hospital Scholarship; Loree Bessert. Valedictorian. Hankscraft Scholarship; Melvin Luck. Honor student. Portia Schulz, honor student. American Legion Award; Laura Moyer, honor student. Jaycees Scholarship; Becky Garske. honor student; Richard Meyer, honor student ROW 2: Peter Knight. Kiwanas Scholarship. Judy Heller. Reedsburg. Memorial Hospital Scholarship; Linda Niemann. Sauk County Medical Society Schol- arship; Tom Coy. Reedsburg Bank Scholarship; Terry Deakin. Reedsburg Education Association Scholarship. Sally Wojak. Reedsburg Bank Scholarship; Brian Hinrichs. Agricultural Advisory Scholarship; Michael Garvey, honor student Outdoor Graduation Makes Perfect Evening UPPER LEFT: Long-awaited graduation finally comes for these Seniors LOWER LEFT: Leading the line-up of graduates is Kumar Rasiah and Mary Jo Wells, ABOVE: Dan Miller, former Webb student, had many thoughts and inspiring words to share w ith the graduates. 132 — Graduation 1973 WEBB HIGH GRADUATION An introductory band concert and balmy 70 degree temperatures set a per- fect scene for Webb’s second outdoor graduation. The parking lot was trans- formed into an arena with room for 2000 people while the graduates sat facing the school that they had attended for four years. Highlights of the program were class speakers, Melvin Luck and Loree Bes- sert, and Webb 1970 alumnus Dan Mill- er Diplomas and awards were presented as each senior crossed the stage. The evening concluded with the Alma Mater and many tears. Jeanette Colby thoughtfully reflects on days gone by, while awaiting the start of the graduation ceremony. Graduation night gave Sue Whitty and Becky Garske one last change to play a medley of America music, as members of Webb s Con- cert Band Graduation — 133 We Wish to express our gratitude to the fol- lowing people for the use of their photographs in this yearbook. MR DEAN HARMS MR ROBERTFEHRENBACH MR ROBERT HARPER MR DAVIDSCHLUENZ THE WEBB STAFF THE REEDS BURG TIMES PRESS A Albers. Steven — Soph — 29. 50. 91 Aldridge. Jeff — Frosh — 89 Allen. Larry — Soph — 50. 55. 71.91. Alt. Mr. John — Faculty — 14 Anderson. Douglas — Frosh — 89 Anderson. Renae — Junior — 8, 49. 63, 65. 68. 74. 98 Anding. Mr. Rodney — Fac — 20. 24 Arbogast. Maureen — junior — 54. 98. 130 Arbogast. Tom — Frosh —31.36. 43. 63. 84 Arkin, Mr. Dennis — Fac — 5. 24. 29. 30. 126. Arndt. Jennifer — Frosh — 36. 40. 49. 70. 75. 77. 84 Arndt, Stephen — Senior— 106 Ashworth, Sharon — Senior — 72. 106 Astle, Danny — Frosh — 84 Audetat. Vincent — Junior — 41. 103 Austin. Mike — Frosh — 84 Austin. Ronald — Soph — 96 B Bailey. Mrs. Hilda — Personnel — 27. Bailey. Jeanne — Frosh — 51. 84 Baida, Mr. Stephen — Fac— 14. 64. 131 Banks. M ichael — Senior — 29. 35. 44. 45. 59, 75. 106, 126 Barry. Mr. Arnold — Fac — 15. Bass. Flizabeth — Junior — 57. 98. Bass. Gerald — Soph — 29. 50. 91 Bass, Linda — Sopn — 68. 74. 91 Bates. Dave — Junior — 35. 41, 58, 59. 98. Bates. Donald — Junior — 8,33. 41. 58, 59. 98 Baumgarten, Dean — Soph — 29. 34, 50. 91. Baumgarten, Debra — Soph — 51.63. 91 Baumgarten, Sheryl — Frosh — 70. 84 Baumgarten. Vickie — Senior — 63. 68. 70. 74. 106 Baumgarten. Wilbert — Junior — 50, 98 Behn. Betty — Soph — 53. 57. 91 Behn. Carolyn — Frosh — 49. 63. 84 Behn. Frederick — Senior — 106 Behn. Janice — Senior — 106. 132. Behn. Judith — Soph — 63. 73, 75, 91 Behn. Karyn — Senior — 49. 61, 62, 74, 106 Behn. Warren — Soph — 91 Bell. Donna — Soph — 91. Bell. Susan — Senior — 106 Benesh. Terry — Frosh — 84 Bennett, David — Senior— 106 Bentley, Doug — Frosh —31,36, 84 Bergman. Yvonne — Soph — 91. Berlin, LeRov — Junior — 72. 98 Bernhardt. Jeff — Junior — 72, 98 Bernien. Janis — Soph — 48. 49. 53. 61. 62. 69. 91 Bernien. Nancy — Junior — 49, 53, 61.68. 98. Bessert. Alan — Junior — 98 Bessert. Loree — Senior — 53. 63. 106. 132. 133. Bezzone. Margaret — Frosh — 9. 84 Biesek, Marvin — Frosh — 50, 84 Bindl. Kugene — Soph — 38, 91 Bindl. Gary — Soph — 32, 34, 46, 73, 75. 91 Bindl. Jane — Senior — 49, 60. 68, 70, 106 Bindl. Jean — Senior — 49. 60. 61. 106 Bindl. Lois — Frosh — 49. 84 Bittner. Barbara — Junior — 61. 98. Bittner. Mr. Clarence — Fac — 8, 16. Blachly, Fred — Senior — 78. 104. 105. 106. 109. Blakeslee. Kathy — Frosh — 40. 62. 71, 84 Blakeslee. Richard — Junior — 29, 45. 46, 58, 103, 130 Blakeslee. Susan — Soph — 40. 91 Bloss. Kevin — Frosh — .50. 84 Bodendein. Debra — Junior — 98 Bodendein. Kay — Frosh — 84. Bodendein, Marcia — Junior — 63. 98. 128, 130 Boe, Miss Judith — Fac — 18. 79 Bohl, Dawn — Senior — 106 Bolton. Douglas — Junior— 103 Bolton. Mary — Soph — 62. 91. Boone. Jillene — Frosh — 8. 49. 56. 63. 75. 80. 84 Boone. Lynda — Senior — 54. 56, 59. 63. 64. 69, 70. 105. 106, 132 Boone, Mr. Wendell — Fac — 17. 21.56. Borleske. Mike — Junior — 58. 97. 98 Borleske. Susan — Soph — 61. 91 Borleske. Tom — Frosh — 84 Boros. Charles — Senior — 106 Bowlin. Steven — Soph — 38. 91 Boye. Sandy — Frosh — 84 Bradley, Ken — Soph — 29. .50. 91 Brandt, Duane — Soph — 91 Brandt. Jeffrey — Soph — 32. 72. 91 Braun. Patricia — Junior — 98 Breen. Elaine — Senior— 191 Breight. Don — Junior — 71.98 Brennan. Debbie — Junior— 103 Brennan. Susan — Frosh — 70. 84. 128 Brenner. Gary — Soph — 29. 91 Brenson. Dawn — Frosh — 56. 84 Brereton, Steve — Frosh — 84 Brev. Diane — Frosh — 84 Brey. Franklin — Senior — 38. 39, 75. 78. 79. 107, 112 Brey. Monica — Soph — 63. 68. 91 Brimmer. June — Frosh — 84 Brown. Geraldine — Frosh — 54. 56. 63. 70. 81.84 Brown, Laura — Junior — 25. 49. 51.56. 78. 98. Brown, Lynn — Soph — 36. 37. 49, 56. 91 Brown, Miss Nancy — Fac — 14. 22. 61 Brueggeman, Dave — Soph — 91. Bmeggeman, Kathleen — Senior — 107 Brueggeman. Robert — Frosh — 84 Brueggeman. Ronald — Soph — 96 Brueggeman. Theresa — Junior — 8. 23. 103 Bryant. Susan — Soph — 51, 56. 91. Burch. Linda — Frosh — 84 Burdick, Bonnie — Frosh — 54, 72, 84 Burgess. Eva — Junior — 51.56, 98 Burkhart, Diane — Soph — 69, 70, 91 Burmester. Lori — Senior — 107 Burns. Beverly — Junior — 61, 72. 103. Buss. Dale — Frosh — 36, 43. 63. 84 Bymers, Mrs. Barbara — Fac — 24. 59 Bymers, Gary — Junior — 29. 35. 45. 46. 58. 98. 130 C Cady. Tim — Junior — 103 Capan, Mr. Richard — Fac — 20, 21. 42. 43. Carpenter, Richard — Frosh — 31, 84 Carpenter. Steve — Junior — 98 Carr. Roxanne — Senior — 65. 73, 75. 78. 107 Carroll. Debbie — Frosh — 84 Carroll. Debbie — Senior — 49. 60. 61. 107. Carroll. Kathleen — Frosh — 71. 85. Carroll. Kay — Frosh — 70. 85 Carroll. Kenny — Frosh —38. 85 Carroll, Steven — Soph — 29. 38. 58. 69. 91 Carroll. Vickie — Junior — 63. 69. 98 Carter. Donald — Soph — 96 Cassity. Gwen — Junior — 65. 73, 75. 78. 81.98 Cavse, Melody — Junior — 69. 70. 98 Christian. Glenda — Soph — 51.91 Claridge. Elaine — Frosh — 62. 85 Clark. Chris — Junior — 68. 70, 98. Clark. Daniel — Junior — 98 Clauson, Darla — Soph — 37, 49. 62. 63. 78. 91 Clauson, Marty — Junior — 29. 98. 130 Clement. George — Soph — 91 Clossey, Ellen — Soph — 40. 54. 63. 68, 71.91 Clossey, Mark — Junior — 34, 35. 41.58. 59. 98, 130. 131. Clossey. Tom — Frosh —31,36. 85. Cockroft. Debbie — Frosh — 85 Coens. Robert — Senior — 50. 119. Coens, Steve — Soph — 50, 91. Cohn. Terry — Senior — 32, 119. Colby, Mr. Arthur — Fac — 18, 75 Colby, Mrs. Jean — Fac — 15 Colby, Jeanette — Senior — 56. 68. 74. 107, 133 Cole. Terry — Frosh — 85 Coleman, jerry — Frosh — 85. Collins. Larry — Soph — 50. 91 Collins. Marcia — Senior — 72. 107. Colvin. Darryl — Frosh — 21, 85 Conlin. Brien — Soph —33, 41.58, 59, 91 Conlin. James — Senior — 33, 41. 58. 59. 107. 126. Conlin. Nancy — Soph — 36. 40. 49. 62. 81.91.94 Conlin, Wayne— Frosh—33, 85. Cooper. Linda — Junior — 103. Corwith. Kay — Soph — 91 Corwith. Rhea — Senior — 11. 40. 107 Coy, Thomas — Senior — 32. 58. 59. 107. 132 Craker. Holly — Soph — 50. 69. 70. 91. Craker, Sheri — Junior — 51,98. Craker, Susan — Soph — 91 Cridelieh. Gene — Junior — 50. 58. 98 Crocker. Connie — Senior — 54. 119 Cummings. John — Senior — 107 Curtin. Dan — Soph — 29. 38. 39. 91 I) Daley, Mr. Dave — Fac — 21 Daley. Mrs. Kay — Fac — 21. Davis. John — Soph — 55. 91 Davis, Miss Marsha — Fac — 15. 65. 77. 79, 81 Deakin. Janie — Junior — 49. 53. 63. 98. 126, 130 Deakin. Terry — Senior — 49. 53. 64. 65. 68. 70, 78. 107. 132 Deakin. Tim — Frosh — 31, 85. 89 DeBaets. Laura — Soph — 70. 91 DeBaets, Linda — Frosh — 63. 85 Decot. Beckv — Soph — .54. 62. 91 Dee. Mary — Soph — S3. 63. 68. 69. 70. 91 Deitrich, Craig — Frosh — 85 Deitrich. Darrell — Frosh — 85 De.Maskie, Mrs. Erma — Per — 27 DcMerit, Mrs. Betsy — Fac — 24. 40. 41 Denman. Shirley — Frosh — 85 Derflinger. Cheryl — Senior — 60. 108 Dettman. Diane — Frosh — 89 Dobson. Cheryl — Junior — 40. 49. 63. 69. 70. 98 Dobson. David — Frosh — 31, 63. 70. 85 Doering. David — Senior — 81. 108 Doering. Thomas — Soph — 91 Dorow. Debra — Senior — 72, 108 Dorow. Nancy — Soph — 51. 68. 91. 126 Dorow, Miss Vickie — Per — 26 Douglas. Kathy — Senior— 104. 108, 126. 127 Douglas, l arry — Soph — 29. 36. 91 Douglas. Paul — Frosh — 31, 38. 71, 85 Douglas. Tim — Frosh —31. 38. 84 Drachenberg. Diane — Soph — 74, 75. Drake. Richard — Frosh — 85 Driefke. Mrs. Ruth — Per — 27 Driese. LaVerne — Senior — 119 Driese, Ruth — Frosh — 85 Duchow. Dianne — Frosh — 85 Dull. Jill-Soph —63.91 Dunse. Rita — Frosh — 57. 72. 85 Dunse, Rodger — Junior— 103 Durst. Debbie — Frosh — 85 Dutka. Judy — Senior — 108 E Ebert. Beverly — Senior — 60. 108 Ebert. James — Frosh — 85 Ellett. Joan — Senior — 119 Ellett, Ken — Soph — 38. 39. 41.92 Ellett. Rav — Frosh — 31.38. 85 Ellett. Robert — Senior — 119 Ellis. Sharon — Soph — 92 Emerson. Noel — Frosh —31. 36. 85. 128. Emery. David — Junior — 99 Emery. Harvey — Senior — 119 Ennis, Kathleen — Soph — 55. 92. Ennis, Kathleen — Soph — 55, 92 Ennis. Kevin — Soph — 92 Ennis. Marian — Senior — 40. 107, 108 Erickson. Cory — Soph — 32. .34. 46. 42. 92 Eriksen. Mr. Dennis — Fac — 10. 17.34 Estes. David — Frosh — 85 Estes. Faith — Senior — 72. 108 Even. Paulette — Soph — 92 F Faga, Lori — Junior — 54. 61, 103 Faivre. Debbie — Senior — 72. 108 Faivre, Nancy — Senior — 108 Fangmeier. David — Frosh — 2. 9. 36, 85 Fangmeier, Mr. George — Fac — 31 Fangmeier, Mrs. Joyce — Fac — 8. 25 Farber. Daniel — Senior — 73. 75. 78. 108 Farber. Kristine — Senior — 108 Farber. Pam — Frosh — 51. 72, 85 Fearing. Douglas — Junior — 29. 99. 130 Fehrenbach, Kris — Junior — 36, 37, 40. 49. 53. 63. 99 Ferguson. Mike — Junior — 99 Ferstl, Allen — Senior — 32. 43. 58. 69. 70. 105, 108 Fetsch, Mr. Robert — Fac — 21 Finnegan. Gordon — Soph — 92 Finnegan. John — Soph — 92 Fish. Marsha — Soph — 56. 72. 92 Fish. Patrick — Junior — 58. 59. 103 Fish. Susan — Junior — 62. 69. 70. 75. 99 Fish, Zita — Junior — 51. 54. 55. 99 Fisher, Cheryl — Soph — 92. Fix, Mr. Thomas — Admin — 13. Flohr, Leah - Soph — 32. 63. 70. 92 Flohr. Steven — Junior — 55. 99 F'osland. Mrs. Rosemary — Fac — 15. 77. Foss. George — Senior — 108 Foss. Richard — Senior — 32. 43. 108. 116 Foss. Ronald — Frosh — 38. 85 Fox. Mrs. Myrla — Per — 27 Frank. Janita — Janita — Senior — 49. 60. 61. 108 Friede. Kris — Senior — 49, 53. 63. 68. 70, 78, 109, 126 Friede. Roger — Frosh — 31. 36. 71. 85 Froelich. Allen — Senior — 72. 109 Froelich. Dave — Junior — 99 Fuhrman, Albert — Senior — 32. 35. 109 Fuhrman, William — Frosh — 85 Fuller. Grayce — Frosh — 70, 85. Fuller. Ross — Junior — 99 Funte, Eunice — Frosh — 54, 63. 85. G Gade. Cynthia — Senior — 40. 68. 70, 107. 109 Gade. David — Frosh — 31. 63. 85 Gade. Julie — Junior — 61.68. 99 Gade. Susan — Frosh — 49. 70. 85 Gant. Mrs. Juliet — Admin — 13 Gardner. Dennis — Junior — 21.99 Gardner. Diana — Frosh — 85 Gardner. James — Frosh — 85 Gardner. Linda — Soph — 92. Gardner. Lynette — Senior — 72, 109 Gardner. Martha — Frosh — 54. 85 Gardner. Terry — Soph — 92 Garske. Rebecca — Senior — 68. 109. 132, 133. Garvey. Michael — Senior — 36. 42. 58. 59. 65. 69. 109. 132 Garvey. Timothy — Soph — 32.33. 36. 59. 63. 92. 93 Gates. Joe — Junior — 103 Gates, Mrs. Lucille — Per — 27 Gates, Suzanne — Senior — 63. 109. Gavin, James — Frosh — 31.36. 45. 71,75. 85 Gavin, Patrick — Senior — 29. 38. 39. 58. 59. 62. 110. 126 Gavin. Stephanie — Soph — 49, 63, 68. 92. 126 Gawronski. Dennis — Senior — 110 Gawronski. Frank — Frosh — 57. 85 Gawronski. Mary — Junior — 51. 99 Gawronski. Susan — Frosh — 51. 72. 85 Geffert. Mary — Junior — 54. 61. 99 Geffert. Rita — Soph — 49, 92 Ceimer. Cindv — Soph — 32. 40. 49. 51. 53. 56. 65. 70, 77, 78. 81. 92 Geimer, Debra — Junior — 75, 99 Geimer. Mr. Rudolph — Fac — 21. 50 Gesteland. Mr. Edward — Admin — 13 Gibeaut. Joan — Soph — 63. 92 Gibeaut, Rodney — Senior — 110 Giese, Rachel — Senior — 56. 65. 77, 81. 110. Gilmore, Madeline — Soph — 92. Gilmore, Mark — Junior — 29. 103 Gilmore. Tammy — Frosh — 72. 85. Gnatzig. Larry — Senior — 65, 73. 75. 80. 81. 110 Good. William — Frosh — 31, 85 Goodman. Betsy — Frosh — 40. 49. 70. 85 Goodman. Michael — Senior — 7. 44. 45. 46. 59. 75. 110 Gray. Mae — Frosh — 50. 85 Gray, Terry — Junior — 103 Greenwood. Conrad — Frosh — 89 Greenwood, Mark — Frosh — 55. 85 Greenwood, Terry — Senior — 110. Grinder. Brian — Frosh —31, 85 Gronley, Mr. Bill — Fac — 20, 29. 58 Grosskrueger. Paul — Soph — 38. 55. 92 Grote. Ann — Senior — 37. 49. 78. 80. 81. 110 Grover. Scott — Senior — 6. 59. 62, 75, 110, 119 Croy. Jeff — Frosh — 31. 36 63. 71. 75. 86 Gruenert, Rose — Senior — 72, 110. Gudenschwager, Linda — Soph — 55. 72, 92 Gullick. Carol — Junior — 10. 49. 53. 59, 63, 65. 78. 80. 81. 97. 99. 130. 131 H Haefer. Patsy — Soph — 92 Haefer. Sally — Frosh — 86 Haefer. Susan — Senior — 110. Hahn. Alan — Junior — 99 Hahn. Denny — Frosh — 31. 86 Hahn. Gregory — junior — 99 Hahn. Pam — Soph — 49. 59. 62. 63. 90. 92 Hahn. Pat — Senior — 119. Hale. Michael — Frosh — 31. 36. 63. 86 Hamburg. Larry — Soph — 50. 92 Hammer. Erik — Frosn — 63. 86, 87 Hankins. David — Frosh — 31, 63. 69, 70, 83. 86 Hansen, Donna — Frosh — 86 Hansen. Jim — Senior — 119 Hansen. Tom — Frosh — 86 Happle. Cheryl — Frosh — 16 86 Happle. Terry — Junior — 99 Harder. Bob — Senior — 28. 38. 39. 58. 104. 110. 126. 128 Harder. Dennis — Junior — 29. 38. 99. Harder. Doug — Frosh — 9,31, 38, 99. Harder. Mrs. Irma — Fac — 8, 25. Harms. Cynthia — Junior — 40. 54. 8. 70. 75. 99 Harms. Dean — Junior — 8, 99 Harms. Donald — Soph — 50, 92 Harms. Julie — 49. 61. 62. 68. 70. 75. 99 Harms. Marie — Frosh — 49. 86 Harms. Russell — Soph — 29. 36. 92 Hartje. Michael — Junior — 99 Hartje. Patricia — Soph — 92 Hartzell, Donald — Junior — 50. 99. Hasler. Sarah — Junior — 11.37. 40. 41.46. 49, 53. 62. 75. 99 Hasz, James — Junior — 29. 34. 35, 45. 46. 58. 69, 75. 99 Hasz, Sharon — Soph — 56. 57. 68. 92 Hawkins. Bonnie — Soph — 92 Hawkins. Loretta — Frosh — 19. 75. 84. 86 Haywood. Spencer— 103. 128. Hearn. Mr. Harry — Admin — 13 Heidrich. Sharon — Senior — 60. 110. Heidrich. Sheila — Frosh — 86. Heidrich. Warren — Junior — 41.99 Held. Allen — Junior — 99 Held. Richard — Senior — 110 Held. Sandra — Soph — 19, 56. 74. 92 Held. Stephen — Senior — 29. 38. 39, 58. 110 Held. William — Soph — 29. 38. 93 Heller. Judy — Senior — 75. 119, 132. Herritz, Debbie — Junior — 72. 99. Herritz. Denise — Frosh — 56. 70. 86. Herritz. Patti — Junior — 72. 99 Herum, Mr. Robert — Fac — 16. 33. 43 Higgins. LuAnn — Junior — 99 Higgins. Marsha — Frosh — 51. 86 Hildebrand. Robin — Frosh — 86 Hill, Miss Marilyn — Fac — 21. 61. Hill. Melvin — Senior — 5. 110. Hill. Renee — Junior — 51, 99 Hill. Thelma — Soph — 54. 56. 72. 93 Hillman. Craig — Junior — 7. 32. 34. 35. 52. 55. 78. 80, 81. 99 Hillman. Karen — Soph — 20. 49. 52. 53. 62. 65. 71. 81. 93 Hillman. Mary — Senior — 6. 49. 52. 53. 65. 75. 76. 79. 80. 81. 110 Hineman. Daniel — Senior — 5. 111. Hineman. Jeanne — Soph — 93 Hinrichs. Brian — Senior — 32. 50, 111, 116. 132. Hinrichs, Mrs. Mildred — Per — 26. Hinz. Audrey — Junior — 54, 99 Hinz, Mr. Edward — Admin — 13 Hinz. Gerald — Junior — 2. 33. 35. 59. 99 Hinze, Danny — Junior — 99 Hinze. Jon — Frosh — 31. 86 Hinze. Steve — Senior — 119 Hirst, Brenda — Junior — 63. 99 Hirst. Katherine — Soph — 93. Hoege, Mrs. Rita — Per — 26. Hoff. Kim — Frosh — 86. Hofstad, Mr. David — Fac — 18. Holbv. Jackee — Frosh — 86 Holman. Kevin — Frosh — 41 Holmes. Linda — Junior — 53. 68. 70. 99 Holton. Walter — Junior — 99 Holtz, Denese — Senior — 72. Ill Holtz, Garv — Frosh — 31, 36, 84, 86 Holtz. Kim —61.99 Holtz, Rick — Soph — 93 Holzmiller, Mr. Roy — Per — 26 Horkan, Debra — Junior — 8. 53. 54. 63. 65. 76. 77. 78. 99 Horkan. Diane — Soph — 93 Horkan. Joe — Frosh — 31. 38k. 86 Horkan. Marianne — Frosh — 62. 86. Horkan. Michael — Junior — 50. 99 Horkan. Peggv — Senior — 1.4, 37. 40. 49, 53. 64. 65. 68, 75. 78. 107, 111, 127 Horkan, Steven — Junior — 50. 99 Horstmann. Glenda — Junior — 99. Hoy. Amy — Soph — 49. 54. 62. 63. 81. 93. 96 Hoy. Bob — 130 Hoy. Joe — Junior — 10. 99. 128. 130 Hoy, Martha — Junior — 32. 51. 99 Huff. Kathleen — Soph — 63. 69. 93. Huffman. Maxine — Soph — 96 Huntington. Alan — Frosh — 86 Hutchens. Alan — Frosh — 86 Hutchens. Duane — Junior — 99 Hvzer. Gerrv — Junior — 32. 34. 59, 99. 130 I Ihde. Kurt — Frosh — 86 Ihde, Steve — Junior — 50, 100 Isaacson. Brad — Junior— 103. J Jackson, Candi — Soph — 40. 93. 128 Jackson. Dan — Senior — 119 Jackson. David — Frosh —36. 86 Jackson. Robert — Frosh — 86 Janzen. Jim — Senior — 41.58. 111. J inkins. Karyl — Junior — 100 Joestgen. Theresa — Senior — 111 Johannes, Mr. Don — Fac — 20 Johansen. Jerry — Soph — 32. 93. Johansen. Robert — Senior — 21.29. 44.45.46. 58. 109, 111, 126 Johnson, Brenda — Junior — .54, 100 Johnson, Larry — Junior — 103 Johnson. Raymond — Frosh — 93 Johnson, Steve — Senior — 119 Johnston. Dennis — Senior — 111 Johnston. Dottie — Soph — 56. 57. 93 Jordan. Kevin — Soph — 62. 93 Junge, Carol — Frosh — 54. 86 Junge, Karen — Junior — 57. 61. 68. 100 Junge. Michael — Soph — 38. 93. K Kaney, Cindy — Junior — 54. 103. Karstetter, Daniel — Frosh — 86. Karstetter, Karen — Soph — 96 Karstetter. Kevin — Frosh — 31. 86 Kasten, Cindy — Soph — 57. 93 Kaun. Donald — Junior — 100. Kaun. Janet — Frosh — 86 Kaun. Jim — Soph — 29, 93 Kaun. Robert — Soph — 4. 62. 69. 70. 74. 75, 93. Kelly, Mike — Junior — 50. 54, 100 Kempf. Dennis — Soph — 93 Keyes. Sally — Frosh — 86 Kile. Marilyn — Junior— 100 Kile. Pamela — Soph — 40. 54. 93 Kimmell, Mrs. Jeri — Fac— 15. 77. Kissack. Brian — Frosh — 86. Kissack. Diane — Soph — 93 Kissack. Randolph — Junior — 100 Klaetsch, Linda — Junior — 100 Kleinschmidt. William — Frosh — 4, 71.86. Klingaman. Brenda — Junior — 54.61. 100 Klitzke. Cindy — Junior — 40. 49. 100 Klitzke. Marcia — Frosh — 40. 86. Knight. Cvnthia — Junior — 49. 53. 54. 63. 65. 75. 76, 77, 78. 100 Knight. Martha — Frosh — 2. 36. 49, 63. 71. 75, 78, 86 Knight. Peter — Senior — 1. 11. 53. 58. 59. 64. 65. 73. 75. 76. 77, 78. 80.81. 104. 105, 111. 132 Knott. Richard — Junior — 103 Knudson, Katherine — Soph — 51. 56. 93. Knuth, Mrs. Mary — Fac — 25. 54 Knuth. Theresa — Frosh — 51. 86. Knuth. Tom — Soph — 50. 96 Koch, Dale — Junior — 50, 100 Kocher, Janet — Junior — 100 Koehler. Mr. Dave — Fac — 35. 36, 45. 58 Koenecke. Keith — Soph — 29. 93 Koenig. Carl — Senior — 21.50. 73, 78. Ill Koenig, Connie — Soph — 68. 70. 23 Koenig. Dean — Frosn —31, 38, 63, 86 Koenig. Kathleen — Soph — 74. 75. 93 Koppen. Donna — Junior — 100 Kosak. Dave — Junior — 33, 41. 69, 70, 100. Kosak, Jean — Frosh — 63. 86 Kosak. Mary — Senior — 19. 23. 62. Ill Kraemer, Cindy — Soph — 93 Krey. Sheila — Junior — 49, 61. 100 Krueger, John — Junior — 3. 29. 33. 41. 103. Krueger. Judy — Frosh — 86 Krueger. Nancy — Junior — 53. 61. 62. 68. 70. 97, 100 Krueger. Rhonda — Frosh — 74. 86. Krueger. Robert — Senior — 111. 140 Krug. Gerry — Soph — 32. 36. 58. 59. 61. 93 Kruse. John — Frosh — 71. 86 Kruse. Mary — Senior — 19. 62. 74. 112 Kucher. Jan — Soph — 43. 58. 68. 70. 93 Kucher, Kitty — Junior — 61. 100 Kufner. Jason — Frosh — 50. 86 Kufner. Jim — Junior — 103. L La Kansk v. Linda — Frosh — 56, 59. 70. 83. 86 I.aeseke. Flgie — Junior — 50. 103 Lange. Barbara — Frosh — 86 Lange. Charmain — Junior — 55. 100 Lange. Mark — Junior — 33. 34. 53. 58, 59. 63. 65. 69. 70, 75. 97. 100. 103 Lange. Michael — Frosh — 31.59. 63. 71. 83, 84. 86 Lange, Susan — Junior — 40. 49. 61, 100 I .a per, Mrs. Lois — Fac — 16, 53 Laridaen. Cheryl — Soph — 69. 70. 93 Laridaen. Richard — Senior — 50. 70. 93 Laridaen. William — Junior — 50. 100 Larson. Miss Mary — Fac — 15. 22. 63 LaRue. Diane — Frosh — 86 LaRue. Jeff — Junior — 54. 100 Lassallette. Jenelle — Senior — 65, 75, 78, 112. Leake. Ardith — Senior — 112. Leake. Steven — Soph — 50. 93 Lee, Mr. Clarence — Fac — 24. 38 Lehman. Mrs. Connie — Fac — 16 Lehman. Daniel — Frosh —31. 86 Lehman. Marilyn — Senior — 60, 61. 112. LeMoine. Dennis — Junior — 110 LeMoine. Sheldon — Soph — 96 LeMoine. Steve — Senior — 11, 43. 68. 69. 70. 75, 78. 112. Lewis. Jeff — Senior — 9, 119 Lewis. Sandra — Frosh — 87. Licht. Diane — Senior — 40, 60. 112 Licht. Janice — Soph — 56. 93 Licht. Janice — Junior — 32, 40. 49. 51. 100 Licht. Julie — Junior — 32. 40. 51. 100 Licht. Theresa — Frosh — 56. 87 Lichte. Gary — Junior — 3. 45. 46. 58. 100 Lichte. Peter — 126. Lichte. Susan — Frosh — 40. 63. 70, 74. 78. 87. 126 Liegel. David — Soph — 50, 96 Liegel. Marceline — Senior — 75, 78. 112 Lietz. John — Frosh — 87 Lindloff. Stuart — Junior — 5. 100 Litchfield. Kim — Frosh — 87 Logelin. Janice — Frosh — 62, 80. 87. Logelin. Linda — Junior — 61. 100 Lonr. James — Frosh — 31. 50. 87 Lohr. JoAnn — Soph — 40. 71. 93 Lombard, Leon — Soph — 96 Loper. Martha — Junior — 103. Loper. Ron — Soph — 96 Lowery. Mary — Senior — 60. 61. 113. Lucht. James — Frosh — 50. 87. Lucht, Vernon — Soph — 93 Luck. Melvin — Senior — 43. 58. 113. 132, 133. Luebke. David — Soph — 93 Luebke. James — Frosh — 31, 87. Luedtke, Diana — Soph — 93 Luehrsen. Paul — Junior — 8. 11. 23. 29. 42. 52. 58. 63. 65. 69. 70. 78.80.81.101 Luetkens, Robert — Frosh — 87 Luetkens. Teresa — Soph — 54. 56. 57. 63. 93 Luetscher. Allison — Senior — 113. Luetscher. Mrs. Eileen — Admin — 13. Lunde. Theresa — Senior — 60. 113. Luther. Mike — Frosh — 36. 87. Luxton. Vickie — Soph — 93 Lvon, Jaci — Soph — 93 M MacFarlane, Tim — Frosh — 31. 50 Manville. Toni — Frosh — 87 Marasek. Helga — Senior — 60. 113. Marshall. Bryan — Frosh — 31. 63. 87. Marshall. Jon — Soph — 93 Marshall. Nancy — Senior — 75. 78, 105. 113. Marshall. Paul — Frosh — 87 Marshall. Vicki — Junior — 63. 73. 75. 77. 78, 101 Martin. Jackie — Frosh — 87. Massari. Theresa — Frosh — 87 Matousek. LuAnn — Soph — 93 Matousek. Ted — Senior — 113. Matyas. Steve — Soph — 93 McAfee. Billy — Frosh — 31, 87. McDonough. Mark — Senior — 113 McHenry. Cindy — Soph — 96 McIntyre. Jean — Senior — 75. 113 McPherson. Darlene — Senior — 56. 60, 113. 126 McPherson, Elmer — Frosh — 21. 50, 87 McPherson, Kathleen — Frosh — 63, 87 McWilliams. Debbie — Junior — 51.63. 101 Mead. Geralyn — Soph — 63, 68. 74. 93 Mears. Robert — Junior — 101 Meister, Kelli — Soph — 49. 61. 93 Meister. Shelly — Junior — 61. 103 Metzger. Shaun — Junior — 22. 101 Metzger. Tim — Frosh — 87. Meyer. Ann — Soph — 71. 83 Meyer. Charles — Soph — 50. 93 Meyer. David — Junior— 103 Meyer. David — Frosh — 31. 38. 70. 87. Meyer. Diane — Soph — 56. 69. 93 Meyer. Donald — Soph — 29. 38. 39. 41.93 Meyer. Evan — Frosn — 87 Meyer. Georgia — Frosh — 87 Meyer. Jerome — Senior — 38. 39, 119 Mever. Judith — Soph — 40. 41.49. 63. 93 Meyer. Ken — Junior — 101 Meyer. Lois — Frosh — 51. 72. 87. Meyer. Mark — Junior — 72. 101 Meyer. Mark — Soph — 94 Meyer. Mike — Junior — 101 Meyer. Paula — Junior — 56. 70. 101 Meyer. Paula — Frosh — 49. 70, 87 Meyer. Richard — Senior — 50, 52. 113. 132 Michel. Marguerite — Junior — 103 Miesbauer. Carl — Soph — 69. 71. 94 Miles. Michael — Senior — 10. 15. 32. 42, 53, 58. 59. 65, 75. 78. 79,81, 113 Miller. Brvan — Soph — 94 Miller. Dan — 132. 133 Miller. Dave — Senior — 119 Miller. Deborah — Frosh — 16. 51.54. 87. Miller. Harley — Frosh — 87 Miller. Kathleen — Junior — 49. 51.53. 63. 72‘101 Miller. Maureen — Frosh — 16, 54, 87 Miller, Mark — Junior — 54, 72. 101. Miller. Monte — Junior— 103 Miller. Theresa — Senior — 113. Mittelstaedt. Cheryl — Frosh — 87 Mittlesteadt. Gloria — Senior — 113 Mittlesteadt. Jim — Junior— 101 M ittlesteadt, Keith — Senior — 38.39, 113. Mlsna, Jan Marie — Junior — 23, 32, 33. 40. 51. 101. Mohn. Mr. Truman — Fac — 14. 22, 23, 63 Montgomery. Bonnie — Soph — 56. 57. 63. 69. 76, 77. 94 Montgomery. Jeffrey — Soph — 32. 38, 39. 58. 92. 94 Montgomery. Joe — Senior — 113 Montgomery. Mark — Junior — 29. 38. 58. 101, 130 Montgomery. Patricia — Junior — 63. 103 Montgomery. Sharon — Frosh — 88 Moore. Theresa — Soph 40. 57. 59. 69. 90. 94 Moran, Mr. William — Fac — 24. 34. 35, 49. Morgan. Sherry — Frosh — 88. Mortensen, Daniel — Frosh — 88 Moyer. Laura — Senior — 49. 53. 56. 73. 75. 114. 132 Muchou. Diane — Frosh — 49. 88. 126 Muchow. Donovan — Frosh — 50 Muchow. Kurt — Senior — 114 Muchow. Michael — Senior — 29. 58, 114. 126 Mueller, Christine — Frosh — 62. 71. 88. Mueller. David — Soph — 94 Mueller. Sharon — Junior — 101 Mullikin. Susan — Soph — 94 Mundth. Dale — Junior — 29. 101 Mundth, Larry — Senior — 5. 38. 65. 73, 75. 78. 114 Murdock, Dawn — Soph — 94 Murdock. Shane — Senior — 114 Murray. Eugene — Senior — 50. 114. Murray. Janice — Senior — 49. 53. 75, 114. Murray. Judy — Frosh — 49, 88. Myers, Nancy — Senior — 37. 60, 114 M vers. Rick — Soph — 32, 59. 94 N Nachtigal. Joe — Frosh —31. 71. 88. Nachtigal. Susan — Frosh — 88 Nash. Mrs. Dido — Fac — 15. Nash. Karen — Junior — 22. 54. 63. 65, 73. 75. 77. 78. 101 Nelson, Vivian — Soph — 94 Nemitz. Jackie — Junior — 51. 101. Newcomb. Eric — Junior — 101 Niemann. Linda — Senior — 56. 57. 62. 119. 132 Ninneman. Donna — Frosh — 88 Ninneman. Jerome — Junior — 101 Noel. Bonnie — Soph — 63. 94 Noel. Judy — Senior — 72. 114 Noel. Monte — Soph — 94 Nordahl. Anne — Senior — 60. 61. 114 Normington, Doug — Senior — 114 Novy, Susan — Senior — 54. 114 Nussbaum. Marv — Frosh — 88 O Oetzman, Bandy — Frosh —31, 50. 88. Olson. Gary — Soph — 38. 42. 94 Olson. Kenneth — Frosh — 31.63. 88. Olson. Mark — Junior — 23. 29. 42. 59. 63. 101. 130. Olson, Richard — Soph — 59, 70, 75. 94 Ophoven, Mr. Joseph — Fac — 14 Ophoven. Mary Kay — Senior — 40. 53. 64. 68. 70. 107. 114. Ophoven. Theresa — Soph — 49, 62, 94 Oppreicht, Mr. Rermit — Fac — 9. 14. 95 Ouellette. Claudine — Junior — 49. 53. 57. 62, 65. 101 Ouellette. Kris — Senior — 61. 114. Owen. Anne — Frosh — 88 Owen. Larrv — Senior — 119. P Pagel, Don — Frosh — 89. Pagel, Rosemary — Soph — 96 Parkhurst. David — Soph — 38. 96 Parkhurst, Kathy — Junior — 51, 101 Parkhurst. Mark — Frosh — 88 Parkhurst. Mary— Frosh — 51. 88. Parkhurst. M ike — Senior — 115. Parkhurst. Patti — Junior — 51. 110 Parks. Jeff — Frosh — 69, 70. 75, 88. Parks, Randall — Junior — 101 Patterson, lames — Soph — 72. 94 Paulus, Mike — Soph — 96 Pearcy. Jeff — Sopn — 96 Pearson. Cathy — Junior — 62. 101. 126. 130 Pearson. Jean — Frosh — 40. 71.88 Pearson. Thomas — Senior — 5. 78. 104. 115 Peasell. Raymond — Frosh — 88 Pellowski, Mr. Ben — Fac — 16. Pelton, Joe — Junior— 101 Pelton. Mark — Junior — 103 Pelton, Nye — Senior — 59, 78. 104. 115. Peper, Douglas — Frosh — 50. 88 Peper, Gene — Frosh — 31. 88 Peters. Chris — Junior — 29. 101 Peters. Marlene — Junior — 57. 101 Peters. Nancy — Frosh — 7. 40. 56. 88 Peterson. Jean — Junior — 40, 53. 54, 69, 70, 101. Phillips. JoAnn — 130 Phinnev, Michael — Frosh — 88 Pickel. Jenni — Soph — 49. 53. 62. 65. 68. 77. 80. 81. 94 Pierce. Shirley — Frosh — 54. 55. 72. 88 Pohlman. John — Soph — 72. 94 Pope. Brad — Frosh — 88 Popple. Mr. Roger — Fac — 17, 28, 29. 44 Powell, Dan — Soph — 94 Pow ell, Debbie — Soph — 63, 69. 94 Prather, Virginia — Senior — 6, 11,37. 49. 65. 73, 75. 78, 115. 126 Pulvermacher. Julie — Frosh — 63, 88. Puranen. Robert — Soph — 72. 94 R Rabine. Freeman Dale — Frosh — 88. Rabuck. Carla — Junior — 72. 102. Rabuck. Dave — Senior — 32, 115. Rabuck. Richard — Junior — 28. 29. 45. 46, 58. 103, 130 Radke. Duane — Junior — 50. 102 Radke, Jane — Soph — 11. 49. 62. 63, 94 Raine. Robin — Frosh — 88 Rasiah, Kumar — Senior — 52. 53. 55. 58. 59. 63. 65. 79. 115. 126. 132 Raupp. Antoinette — Soph — 94 Rector. John — Soph — 33. 35. 36. 59, 94 Reed. David — Frosh —31.38. 63. 70. 88. 89 Reed, Emma Lee — Soph — 63, 94 Reed, Janet — Junior — 53, 68, 70, 102. Rego, John — Soph — 94 Rego, Sandra — Junior — 8, 51,72. 102 Reimer, Jane — Soph — 49. 94 Reimer. Rita — Soph — 11. 49, 53, 61.94. Reimer. Rochelle — Junior — 49. 53. 61.68. 70. 102 Reine. Jean — Junior — 102. 130. Reineke. Kathy — Frosh — 88 Reineke. Norma — Soph — 72, 94. Reinfeldt, Lyle — Senior — 115. Reinfeldt, Mark — Senior — 115. Repka, Darrell — Junior — 38, 63, 102 Repka, Leslie — Senior — 5, 50. 115. Repka. Rita — Junior — 52. 53. 57. 65. 76. 77. 78.81, 102. 130 Reusch. LeAnn — Frosh — 63. 88. Reusch. Linda — Junior — 8, 49. 53. 56. 62. 77. 102, 131. Rhinehart, Steven — Junior — 102 Ribbke. Allan — Senior — 119. Riberich. Mr. Robert — Fac — 14, 25, 31 Richert, Angie — Senior — 115. Richert, Joy — Soph — 95. Rick Debbie — Junior— 102 Rist. Connie — Frosh — 88 Rist. Harold — Junior — 102 Rist. Susan — Senior — 116 Ritzer. William — Senior — 25. 77. 115 Roecker. Larry — Junior — .50. 102 Roecker, Linda — Frosh — 54, 62, 88. Roediger, David — Soph — 95. Roewer, Jan — Frosh — 71, 88. Romberg, Mark — Soph — 29. 35, 36. 45. 95 Romberg, Mike — Soph — 29. 36. 95 Romerdahl. Jill — Soph — 40. 95. Romoren, Mr. Gurvin — Fac — 17 Romoren. Peter — Soph — 32. 33. 36. 45. 46. .58. 59. 62. 69. 70. 92. 95 Rose. Jerome — Senior — 50, 116. Rose. Richard — Junior— 102. Rowsam, Miss Mavis — Fac — 21 Rufenacht. Gerald — Junior— 102 Rufenacht. Rodney — Soph — 96 Rutlin. Rick — Soph — 96 Ryczek. Debbie — Frosh — 8 Ryczek, Kathy — Junior — 72. 102 Rynkowski. Steve — Junior — 102 S Sander. Joe — Soph — 95. Sanders, Donald — Soph — 71. 95. Sanders, Patty — Junior — 69. 102 Schafer, Virgil — Soph — 95 Schanke. John — Junior — 45. 46. 103 Schara. Kevin — Frosh — 31, 88 Schenck. Myrna — Junior — 57. 75. 102; Schenck, Richard — Junior — 4, 68, 69, 70, 102 Schliekau. Robert — Soph — 50. 95. Schluenz, Mr. David — Fac — 25, 54 Schmidt, Roger — Frosh — 31. 38, 88. Schmidt, Terry — Frosh —31. 88 Schmitt, Jacqueline — Soph — 36. 40. 49, 54. 65, 78. 95. Schneider, Marcia — Junior — 49. 62. 102. Schneider, Victor — Senior — 50. 119 Schoellig, Sue — Senior — 116 Schrank. Debra — Soph — 49, 95 Schrank, Dennis — Senior — 116 Schrank, Kurt — Soph — 38. 58, 95 Schrank, Randy — Junior — 29.41.58, 102, 130. Schrank. Rick — Senior — 116. Schroeder, Craig — Junior — 69. 102 Schroeder, Kristi — Junior — 61. 103. Schroeder, Mr. I,ee — Per — 27 Schroeder, Mark — Junior — 103. Schuette. Carol — Junior — 37. 48, 49. .53. 59. 69. 76. 77. 97. 102 Schuette. Mark — Senior — 29, 38.39, 59. 69. 116. 126. Schuette. Patsy — Soph — 49, 95 Schulenberg. Drew — Junior — 43, 102 Schulenberg. Steve — Soph — 29. 38, 39. 59. 95. Schulte. Glenn — Soph — 50, 95 Schultz, Bonnie — Soph — 57, 69, 95. Schultz. Diana — Frosh — 40, 49. 88. Schultz, Gary — Senior — 35, 44. 45, 46, 47, 58, 116. Schultz. Mark — Frosh — 69. 70, 75, 88 Schultz, Ruth — Senior — 119 Schulz. Mike — Junior — 72, 102 Schulz. Portia —Senior—1.53. 56.63.64.65. 68,70. 104. 116. 132. Schwartz, Mrs. La Vera — Per — 27. Schwartz, Susan — Junior — 57, 102 Schyvinck. Bernadette — Frosh — 50, 51, 88. Schyvinck, Bridget — Soph — 63, 95 Schyvinck, Delores — Junior — 61, 102 Schyvinck, Gary — Junior — 50. 102. Schyvinck, Mark — Junior — 103 Schyvinck, Peter — Junior — 50. 102 Scoles, John — Frosh — 88 Scoles. Sherry — Junior — 102 scott, Carol — Senior — 57, 119 Scott, David — Junior — 32, 55, 65, 73, 75, 78. 81, 102. Scott, Nancy — Senior — 116. Scott, Tim — Frosh — 31, 88 Seering, Jill — Frosh — 8, 56, 62, 70, 88 Shelley, Ann — Senior — 49, 79, 117 Shelley, Linda — Junior — 103 Shields. Beverly — Junior— 102 Shimnick, Frank — Frosh — 88. Shird. Karla — Soph — 32. 63. 71. 77. 95 Shird, Kathleen — Junior — 63. 69, 102 Shultis. Gretchen — Frosh — 51, 54. .56. 88. Shultis. Kenton — Senior — 33,41,58.64. 117, 132. Shultis. Terri — Soph — 54. 74. 95 Sigafus. John — Senior — 117 Sigafus. Susan — Soph — 51.95. Simmons, Cheryl — Frosh — 9. 54, 88. Simon. Rosemary — Frosh — 40. 74. 89 Simon. Susan — Senior — 19. 23, 52. 74, 119 Skinner. Mark — Frosh — 31, 71, 75, 89 Slaney, Gary — Soph — 29, 50, 95 Sloniker, Merlyn — Senior — 29. 117, 126. Smith. Linda — Soph — 95.Snyder. Cindy — Frosh — 71. 89. Snyder. Doug — Soph — 95 Sorenson. Donald — Frosh — 89 Sorenson. John — Senior — 33.41.64.65.76,77,78.81. 104, 117, 119, 127 Sorenson. Richard — Frosh — 89 Sorum. Mr. Richard — Fac — 20. 32. Spahn. Cindy — Junior — 102. Spahn. Kathy — Senior — 117. Spahn. Kris — Senior — 117. Spindler, Mr. Roger— Fac— 18, 69, 71.79. Springer. Roxanne — Junior — 68. 71, 102 Staver. Julie — Frosh — 63. 89 Staver. Maureen — Senior— 117 Staver. Ted — Senior — 117 Steiner. Ronald — Senior — 117 Steinhauer, Diane — Soph — 49, 53, 62. 69. 95 Steinhauer, Marc — Senior — 117 Steinhauer. Timothy — Frosh — 89 Steinhorst, David — Junior — 55. 95. 103 Steinhorst. Mrs. Marie — Per — 26 Steinhorst. Nancy — Frosh — 49. 89 Steinweg. Kurt — Junior — 43. 55. 58. 102 Steinweg. Susan — Frosh — 54. 62. 70, 89 Steinweg, Thomas — Junior — 8. 69. 70. 75. 102 Stevens. Jean — Junior — 69. 70, 102 Stevenson, Charles — Senior — 63, 119. Stolte, Laurie — Soph — 95. Stout. Cindy — Sopn — 95 Stout. Dean — Frosh — 89 Stout. Donna — Junior — 54. 72. 102 Straka. Janice — Frosh — 51. 89 Strieker. Duane — Senior — 117. Strut , Fred — Junior — 29, 102. Strutz, Julie — Frosh — 40, 89 Sullivan, Scott — Senior — 7, 119. Sussek. Cindy — Senior — 117 Sussek. Karen — Junior — 102 Sussek. Mike — Soph — 96 Svoboda. Marvin — Soph — 41.35. 46. 95 Svoboda. M ike — Soph — 35. 36. 95 Szopinski. Mike — Senior — 117 T Tangney. Steve — Junior — 102. Taylor. Carol — Frosh — 72, 89 Tesch, Barbara — Frosh — 49, 63. 74. 89 Tessmer. John — Senior — 119 Tessmer, Susan — Junior — 72. 102 Thering. Becky — Junior — 32. 53. 54, 102 Thering. Terrie — Frosh — 59. 62, 70. 83. 89 Thies, Christine — Senior — 49, 53. 64. 65, 78. 117. Thies, James — Frosh — 72. 89. Thompson, Clint —Junior — 38, 102 Thompson. Kathleen — Junior — 56, 62. 102 Thompson. Patti — Soph — 40. 49. 62, 80. 81, 94. 95, 96 Throndson. Deborah — Soph — 96 Throndson. Kathy — Frosh — 89 Throndson. Paul — Frosh — 89 Tibbitts, Dean — Junior — 68. 102 Tiet je. Judy — Senior — 37. 49, 60. 117. Tourdot. Brenda — Junior— 103. Tourdot. Jerry — Senior — 118. Tourdot. Kathleen — Senior — 10. 65, 73. 75, 78. 79, 104, 112. 118 Tourdot. Larry — Soph — 96 Tourdot, Linda — Junior — 8. 56. 69. 103 Tourdot. Linda — Soph — 49. 53. .54. 55. 62. 77. 96. Tourdot. Mr. Robert — Fac — 29 Tourdot. Steve — Soph — 69, 70. 72. 78. 96 Tourdot. Wayne — Soph — 29. 38, 96 Tourdot. William — Senior— 109, 118 Traeder. Peggy — Senior — 37. 49, 65. 75. 78. 79, 81. 112. 118. Tressler, Mr. Dick — Fac — 38.39. Tucker, Mark — Frosh — 89 U Utley, Karen — Soph — 96 V Vande Water, Mr. Arlan — Admin — 13. 59 Vande Water. Davie — Junior — 59. 103, 131 Vande Water. Keith — Soph - 33, 36, 41.58. 59. 69. 70. 90. 96 Verthein. Vicky — Junior — 51,61. 103 Vogel. Andrew — Soph — 72. 96 Vogel. Don — Senior — 119. Vogel. Mark — Senior — 11.32. 33. 35, 45. 58. 59, 65. 78. 118 Von Behren. Terri — Senior — 61. 104. 118. 128. Vukich, Mrs. Kathv — Fac — 21 W Wacholtz, Carolyn — Soph — 68. 70. 96 Wacholtz, Mary — Senior — 68. 118. Wagner, Linda — Soph — 96 Wagner, Patricia — Senior — 118 Walsh. Bernard — Frosh — 89 Walsh. Katherine — Frosh — 89 Walsh. Nancy — Junior — 11.22. 37. 40. 49. 53. 62. 63. 65. 77. 78. 101. 163. 130 VVanless. Mr. Gale — Admin — 13 Wanless. Paul — Junior — 33. 34. 59, 63. 163 Wanless, Susan — Soph — 32. 40. 49. 53. 54. 56. 62. 65, 70, 76, 77. 78, 80.81.90. 96. 129 W'ard, Mike — Frosh — 89 Ward. Richard — Junior — 103 Wegner. Kathy — Frosh — 74. 89 Wegner. Mark — Junior — 38.50. 103. Wegner. Ray — Soph — 50. 89. Weiss. Glenn — Soph — 32. 34. 59. 96 Weiss. Lois — Junior — 53,57,61.62. 103, 130 Wells. Pam — Junior — 63. 103.130 Wells. Mary Jo — Senior — 63. 75, 118. 132 Westedt. David — Junior — 55. 103 Westedt. Kristine — Senior — 118 Westerman. Griffin — Junior— 163 Westphal. Jeannine — Soph — 96 Wheeler. William — Junior — 163 White. Mr. Donald — Fac — 20 White. Jerry — Junior — 50. 163 Whitehurst. Alice — Junior — 78, 103. Whitney. Linda — Frosh — 89 Whitsell, Mr. Chuck — Fac — 14. 36. Whltty, Mr. Robert — Admin — 13 Whittv. Suzanne — Senior — 1. 49. 53. 64. 65. 68. 70. 75. 78. 107. 118. 133 Widener. Beverly — Senior — 118. Widener. Chery l — Senior — 19. 118. Wiese. Ellen — Frosh — 89 Williams. Jerry—Senior — 9. 118 Williams. Kristine — Senior — 40. 118 Williams. Rodney — Soph — 36. 45. 96. 128 Williams. Sharon — Soph — 63. 96 Winchell. Mr. Neil — Admin — 13. 58. 59 Winecke. Allen — Soph — 96 Wobschall. Cindi — Soph — 96 Wobschall. Jeff — Senior — 55. 119. Wobschall. Mike — Junior— 103. Wohling. Cindy — Soph — 49. 53. 56. 63. 69. 96 Wojak. Sally — Senior — 49. 53. 63. 69. 70. 75. 118. 132 Wojak. Sue — Junior — 75. 103. 130 Wood. Cindy — Soph — 51. 96 Wood. Tina — 126 Woolever. Michael — Senior — 119. Y Yeager. Steven — Frosh — 31. 89 Yngsdahl. Vickie — Junior — 51. 103. Z Zabel. John — Soph — 96 Zabel. Steve — Frosh — 21. 89 Zastrow. David — Senior — 119 Zastrow. Earl — Soph — 50. 96 Zick. Debbie — 54 Ziech. Angela — Junior — 163 Ziech. Roanev — Frosh — 50. 89 Zietlow, Mark — Senior — 29. 35. 41.46. 52. 104. 119, 126, 127 Zimmerman. Karen — Junior— 103 Zimmerman. Rick — Frosh — 72. 83. 89 Zimmerman. Sue — Senior — 49. 60. 107. 119 Zuehlke. William — Senior — 75. 78. 119 In Memoriam Robert Krueger 1955-1973 He passed this way but once; yet his memory will live forever.