Reedsburg High School - Gleaner Yearbook (Reedsburg, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1974 volume:

Student Life — 3 4 — Student Life 6 — Student Life Student Life — 7 8 — Student Life Student Life — 13 Homecoming 1974 A Beaver Brunch, Snake Dance and a roaring Bonfire of 21 outhouses out- lined this years’ homecoming Thurs- day night celebration. Skit competition won by Seniors featured court room action, tricycles and pranksters were not able to halt their victory. Juniors yelled the loud- est and Lois Weiss was announced Homecoming Queen joining Richard Blakeslee. A parade followed the as- sembly and featured the winning Sophomore float, and the Reedsburg Marching Band proudly displayed their new uniforms. A loss to BRF was the days only disappointment. A Saturdax evening dance with music by “Willow Creek completed the homecoming activities. A Grand March with the introduction of the court and crowning of the king and queen ended another years’ Home- coming but kept a lasting memory. Lois Weiss is crowned 1973 Homecoming Queen b King Rich Blakeslee Homecoming Court: Dennis Harder. Mary kraemer. Doug Fear- ing. Diana Schultz. Rich Rabuck. Betsy Goodman. Dale Mundth. Mary Bolton. Randy Schranck. Julie Lichtc. Mark Olson. Catrine Pillar, miniature king John Schaefer. King Richard Blakeslee. Queen Lois Weiss, miniature queen Kelly Kraemer. John Krue- ger. Vicki Marshall. Mark Montgomery. kath Miller. Paul Luehrsen. Jill Rommerdahl. Jim Has . Jane Reimer. Gary By- mers, Diane Muchow. Mike Borleske. Rita Montgomery. Mark Gilmore. Kay Jackson 14 — Homecoming Floats, Skits, Bonfire Make Homecoming Homecoming — 15 Will Parker and All Hakeem vie for the favors of Annie Happy at last are Lori and Curly in their Surrey with the fringe on top Fall Musical “Oklahoma” Big Success FRONT ROW: Jenny Arndt. Jacqui Schmitt. Sue Wojak. Randy Parks. Mark Clossev. Sarah Hasler. Rita Repka. Mark Pelton, Paul Luehrsen. Marcia Schneider. Kim Holtz. Darla Clauson. ROW 2: Cynthia Knight. Martha Knight. Vicki Marshall. Kathy Miller. Renae Anderson. Carol Cillick, Terri Schultis. Sue Fish. Karen Hillman. Karen Nash. Mary Reed. Myrna Schenck. Sue Licht. Jill Boone. ROW 3: Gary Bymers. Dave Scott. Boh Kaun, Dave Westedt, Pat Fish, Doug Bentley, Jeff Grov. Craig Hill- man. Glen Schulte. Dale Buss. Eric Newcomb 16 — Oklahoma Aunt Eller tells Laurie that Curley is the right hoy for her Poor Jud is Dead’ sings Curley. Jud looks on and later sings along Those Who Made Oklahoma A Success Include FRONT ROW: Female leads: Marcie Schneider and Rita Repka. ROW 2: Miss Boe. mu- sic director? Randy Parks, male lead. Mark Schultz, drums. Mark Pelton. lead; Mrs. Elaizabeth Winchell. piano; Nancy Walsh, student director; and Miss Davis, director ROW' 3: Mark Lange, drums Oklahoma — 17 “Take Four” Spring Plays “Impromptu”: Cast includes FRONT: Rita Repka (Winifred). Kim Holtz. (Lora). BACK: Jerry Hinz (Tony), and Mark Lange. (Ernest). Spring Production Is Four One-Act Plays 18 — “Take Four” Take Four directors include Carol Gullick. Miss Davis and Jacqui Schmitt To Burn a Witch”: FRONT: Kathy Miller (Ruth). Ann Stolte (Mary 1 BACK: Cynthia Knight (Dame Stanely), Linda Tourdot (Widow Jones). “The Diary of Adam and Eve”: KNEELING: Tiger. (Dave Scott) Lamb (Patti Thompson). STANDING: Eve (Nancy Walsh), Sue Wanless (Snake). Doug Bentley (Adam). ’Adaptation”: Gamesmaster (Randy Parks). Karen Hillman (player). Tom Landin (player). Shiela Krey (Player). Dale Buss (contestant). Cindy Geimer (player), Jeff Groy (player). “Take Four” — 19 Peter Romo ren, junior class president crowns Prom King Rod He in turn crowns Queen Stephanie Gavin Williams. ‘Memories Are a Treasure’ Is Prom Theme Prom Court: John Recotr. Nancy Conlin. Keith VandeWater, Sharon Hasz, Rick Myers, Pam Hahn. Larry Douglas. Kelli Meis- ter. Ken Ellett. Terri Ophoven. Miniature King Grede Arkin. King Rod Williams. Queen Stephanie Gavin. Miniature Queen Tina Grover, Patsy Schuette. Jeff Montgomery. Darla Caluson. Mark Romberg. Diane Horkan. Gary Bindl. Mary Dee. Dan Cur- tin, Candy Jackson, MarvsSvoboda 20 — Prom Junior Prom King Rod Williams and Queen Stephanie Gavin leave their Prom s miniature king and queen throne to lead the first dance. junior Prom goers dance immediately after the grand march Prom — 21 Co-valedictorians: Debbie Horkan and Rita Repka each address their class at graduation Co-Valedictorians Greet 1974 Graduation Senior girls anxiously wait in Webb’s halls for the last time as graduation The line moves toward the football field approaches 22 — Graduation The 1974 outdoor graduation exercises Graduation — 23 Don Bates RandySchranck Dave Kosak Renae Anderson Brenda Hirst (saiutatorian) Linda Holmes Rita Repka (co-valedictorian) Vickie Carroll Carroll Cullick Debbie Horkan (co-valedictorian) WISCONSIN HONOR SCHOLAR Don Bates Rita Repka Debbie Horkan Vickie Carroll Linda Holmes Brenda Hirst PERFECT ATTENDANCE AWARDS Shiela Krey Sherry Craker Dan Hinze Dave Kosak DAR AWARD Carroll Cullick BADGER BOY S STATE Dennis Kempf Tim Garvey Jerry Krug BADGER GIRL S STATE Cindy Geimer Marv Dee FBLA SCHOLARSHIP Julie Licht BEST THESPIAN Nancy Walsh OUTSTANDING SENIOR ATHLETE AWARD Richard Rabuck NATIONAL W CLUB AWARD Gary Bymers RAYMOND MILLER SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD Jim Hasz 40et8 SCHOLARSHIP Rich Schenck MARINE BAND AWARD Mark Lange JOHN PHILLIPS SOUSA AWARD Renae Anderson OUTSTANDING SENIOR MUSIC AWARD Sue Fish BETTY CROCKER AWARD Debbie Geimer DE KALB AW ARD Jerry White Mr Arlan andeW ater, principal, advisor of Key Club, Mr. Neil Winchell, assistant principal, athletic director, advisor of key club, let- termen sclub. student council Administration Adds Order to Busy Days Secretaries, Mrs Reta Hoege. Mrs Midred Hinrichs. Miss Vickie Do row. Mr Roy Holzmiller. study hall monitor, audio visual supervisor. Mrs. Marie Steinhorst. study hall supervisor, library aid. 26 — Administration — Office Staff Mr VandeWater. principal speaks to the student body at an assembly. Mr. Winchell displays his talents as a square dance caller for freshman-sophomore phy-ed class School Board: SEATED: Mrs Juliet Cant. Mr Robert Whitty. Cesteland. Rev James Leschensk . Mr Eduard Hinz. Mr Mr Gale Wanless, Mr Harry Hearn STANDING: Mr Eduard Thomas Fix School Board — 27 Social Studies English Four social studies teachers, each specializing in his own particulararea of interest taught the freshman social studies surxex class during 1973-1974 ear. The same teachers also taught a variety of senior courses in manx of the same special areas. Sophomore and junior students continued in histo- rx courses with simulation games being featured as learning aids. A minorities unit, complete with minority group speakers was an im- portant part of Sophomore English. Units emphasizing communication and also independent studx kept ju- niors busy. A new course in drama provided still more varietx for seniors and two journalism sections worked hard to assemble a month! y new s paper. Mr Raid admires his error award he received after making 120 errors in one semester Social Studies: Mr (.'buries Whitsell. world liistorv. social studies surxex. freshman basketball coach, track coach: Mr Truman Molin. government, social problems. Mr kermit Oppriccht. world historx. social stncli s surxex. historx discussion club, sophomore adxisor: Mr Stephen Raida. Xmcrcan historx. inter- national affairs, social studies surxex. junior class adx isor. historx discussion club Mr John lt. American historx. economics. so- cial studies surxex . senior class adx isor. freshman baseball coach. Mr Joe Ophoven. political science. social psxchologx. social problems, consumer economics; Miss Nancx Brown. 28 — Social Studies English: SEATED: Miss Truck Watrud. English II. forensics; Miss Marsha Davis, journalism, speech, dramatics. English for Enjoyment. Webb advisor, dramatics advisor; Mrs Rosemarx Eosland. English II. Mrs. Jean Colby. English 10; Miss Marx Larson. American Literature; STANDING: Mr Ben Pellmvski English 9. Literature Seminar, advanced composition. Mr Ar- nold Barry. English 9; Mr Dxxight Wurman. English 10. junior basketball coach, assistant track coach Simulation Games Hilite History Courses Student editor. Pat Braun, gives instructions to newspaper staff. Deb Brennan. Barb Bittner, and Charmain Lange English — 29 Mathematics Science Two continuous hours of class on alternate days made environmental science into much more of the labora- tory class that Mr Popple had intend- ed. Field trips were much easier to schedule and more valuable. The science department also wel- comed new chemistrv and physics in- structor Mr Sivam Mr Boone s practical chemistry continued a favor- ite as students experimented with a variety of concoctions of the house- hold nature. Spring income tax filing deadlines kept senior consumers mathematics students busy. Freshman general math students used new paper bound text giving many opportunities for experiments. Sophomores faced occa- sionally tough geometry proofs with the usual anguish and junior and se- nior prepared for college mathematics with their advanced courses. 1 r Herum supervises an after hours help session for his mathematics students Mathematics: Mr Clarence Bittner, trigenometry. analytic ge- ometry. advanced algebra, algebra, pre-algebra I; Mrs Lois l.aper. pre-algebra I. algebra. AFS club; Mrs Connie Lehman. geometry, pre-algebra II. general mathematics, yearbook advi- sor; Mr Robert Herum, geometry, consumer math, general mathematics, cross country coach, tennis coach. 30 — Mathematics Science: Mr. S. Sivam. chemistry, physics, physical science, chess club. Mr Gurvin Rom ore n. biology, freshman class advisor; Mr Roger Popple, environmental science, biology, assistant football coach, assistant baseball coach. Mr Wendell Boone, practical chemistry, physical science, human physiology. Scientae Medi- cae advisor. New Teacher Mr. Siuam Joins Science Staff Chemistry students. Ellen Clossey. Keith Vande Water. Jerry Krug, and Cory Er- ickson show how to heat the contents of a test tube Senior students. Craig Hillman and Steve Hor- kan use their carpentry skills to spruce up their environmental science room. Science — 31 Music: Miss Jml Boe, choir, boy’s glee. girl’s glee, madripops. solo and ensemble, musical productions. Fine Arts: Mr David llofstad, art. Mr Arthur Colby, orchestra, music appreciation Fine Arts Are Webb s Enrichment Courses Sue Blakeslee and Cars Brenner prepare pottery for the ceramics class 32 — Fine Arts Foreign languages: Miss Mary Larson, French. French Club. Miss Nancy Brown. Spanish. Spanish Club; Mr Truman Mohn. Latin. Latin Club, boy's intramurals. Fine Arts Foreign Languages A trip to Spain was a special treat for several Spanish students during spring 1974. The trip was organized by Miss Brown. Other language class- es continued to study both the lan- guage and the cultures of their specif- ic countries. Art students often decorated the halls with displays. During the second semester, the display case showed a variety of imaginative exhibits by art students. The music department continued its busy schedule. An exciting jazz en- semble entertained, the marching band spent countless hours on half time shows, and all the choir band, and orchestra students spent a great deal of effort getting ready for spring music contest and solo and ensemble competition. Music: Mr. Roger Spindler. Concert band, Sarah Anthony, percussion player, practices for an up coming concert Symphonic Band. Pep Band. Jazz Ensemble. Marching Band. Solo and Ensemble Foreign Languages — 33 Larry Douglas runs metal lathe in power shop Home Economics: Mrs Mavis Johannes; family living, foods, child development, clothing, bachelor know-how. EH A advisor. Mrs Kathy Vukich; housing and equipment, management. Mrs. Kay Daley; clothing, home-ec9. FHA advisor. New Course Given for Tomorrow s Bachelors Industrial Arts: Mr. Don Johannes: auto mechanics, power me- chanics, coop auto mechanics; Mr Richard Ewers. Industrial Arts I; Mr Rodney Anding, Industrial Arts I; Mr Donald White, electricity, electronics, drafting. Mr Bill Cronley, metals, assist- ant football coach, lettermen’s club advisor; Mr Richard Sorum, woods, household mechanics. Industrial Arts I. volleyball coach, assistant wrestling coach; Mr Richard Capon, woods, carpentry, industrial arts I, household mechanics, golf coach. 34 — Vocational Vocational Education Business Education: Mr David Daley, typing, bookkeeping; Mr Robert Fetsch, bookkeeping, business law, coop, office practice, general business; Miss Marilyn Hill, business machines, shorthand, typing. FB1.A. Boys in the home-ec room? With aprons? Girls in the shop? Yes indeed! The new look in vocational education at Webb High featured bachelor- know-how, a course in basic cooking and management to prepare senior boys for their first venture in inde- pendent living. The corresponding household me- chanics course for girls was intended to help prepare students for the day to day household emergenices that often arise. Strong cooperative business and auto mechanics programs also thrived as vocational department enrollments kept growing. In agriculture, Mr. Ewers was wel- comed to help handle the increased student load. Agriculture: Mr Bichard Ewers, agriculture 9. agribusiness, as- sistant football coach, assistant wrestling coach. FFA; Mr Ru- dolf Geimer. Agriculture 10,12. agricultural mechanics, orna- mental horticulture. FFA John Krueger prepares himself for Mark Montgomery’s delicious french toast in Bachelor Know-how Vocational — 35 Drivers Education: lr Rodney Anding. drivers ed; Mr. Clarence Lee. driver s ed. assistant wrestling coach Library: Mrs Irma Harder, librarian, student library assistants; Mrs Joyce Fangmeier. li- brary assistant Self Scheduling New for Next Year cheerleaders; Miss Amy Lowenbach, girl’s phy ed intern, girl’s basketball coach Mr Riberich is hard at work at the new printing machine 36 — Special Skills Special Skills Guidance: Mrs Barbara Bymers. guidance counselor, student council; Mr Wil- liam Moran, guidance counselor, head basketball coach. A new one semester health course for all freshmen was offered this year. The course alternated with phy-ed and was taught by Mrs. Knuth. Self scheduling for the 74-75 year w as the major new project of the guid- ance staff. The entire program was designed to give the students more responsibility to choose the subjects and schedule that they need. Special education welcomed a new teacher. Miss Lynn Ahlgrim, and girls’ phy-ed benefited from the talents of two intern teachers. Miss Diane Beck, and Miss Amy Lowenbach. Health: Mrs. Mary Knuth. health, tutoring program Special Education: Miss Lynn Ahlgrim. special ed. pep club advisor; Mr. Robert Riberich. special ed. football assistant coach Special Skills — 37 Boh Ellett cleans up a classroom after a busy day's classes Ruth Driefke dishes up lunches during a busy 4th hour lunch period Busy Cooks Keep Hungry Students Fed Cooks include Ruth Briefke. LaVera Schwartz. Erma Demaskie. Lucille Gates. Hilda Bailey, and Myrla Fox. Varsity Football Coach Denny Arkin’s football squad finished its 1973 season with a 7-2 record, the best since 1965. Seven players made all-conference including Ken Ellett, Don Meyer, John Krueger, Doug Fearing, Handy Schranck, Gary Bymers, and Rich Blakeslee. Don Meyer was also named to second team, all-state. An early season victory over a tough Tomah squad and a triumphant victo- ry over Baraboo made the season memorable. Rich Blakeslee pulls away from a tough defense in Portage game Sophomore Scooter Elllett displays his skill at stepping over tacklers 40 — Football Varsity Football: FRONT ROW: Kevin Sehara. Jim Gavin. Kevin Karstetter. Kevin Holman. Scooter Kllett. Ken Bradley. Mike Junge. Doug Harder, Joe Horkan ROW 2: Mike Romberg. Russ Harms. John Krueger. Gary Bymers. Randy Schranck. Mark Montgomery. Mark Olson. Dennis Harder. Larry Douglas. Doug Fearing. Ken Ellett. Wayne Tourdot Row 3: Fugene Bindl — manager. Mide Borleske, Gary Slaney, Jim Hasz. Don Meyer, Rod Williams. Tom Glosses. Paul Luhersen. Mark Gilmore. Bryan Marshall. Gerry Bass. Noel Emerson. Steve Carroll. Steve Carpenter — manager ROW 4: Robert Tourdot — coach. Rich- ard Ewers — coach. Dennis Arkin — head coach. Rich Rabuck. Dale Mundth. Marv Svohoda. Jim Kaun. Dan Curtin. Mark Romberg, Rich Blakeslee. Roger Popple — coach. Rill Cronley — coach Beavers Finish Season With Proud Record Coach Arkin confers with Gars Bymers about an upcoming key play Football — 41 Freshmen Football Boys Volleyball Coach Sorum’s volleyball displayed a great deal of enthusiasm in getting off to their best season ever. This sea- son ended a seventeen game losing streak. Gerry Hyzer was chosen this year’s most valuable player and also team captain. The freshman football team had what might be termed a building sea- son and planned improvement for next year An 0-5 season record did not dis- courage their enthusiasm for playing. KNEELING, Coach Dennis Arkin and STANDING, his assistants, Mr Ewers. Mr. Popple, and Mr. Tourdot plan strategy for an upcoming game Freshman Football: ROW 1: S. Sachse. S. Holtz. D. Grosskrue- ger, R Cowan. D Repka. R Schultz. K Krueger. C. Craker. H Carroll. T Parkhurst ROW' 2: J Kaun. R Reimer. D Brylla. K Geimer. P Walsh. T Held. D Fish. R Shultis. R Wengel. B Brooks ROW' 3: C. B. Fuhrman. J Bradley. S Elmer. J. Lohr, J Utley. P Hasler. M Fearing, D Groy, S. Erickson. J Tourdot. J Craker ROW 4: Jim Hokanson, coach; P Horkan, S. Scott. E. Zant. R Dorn. D Steinmetz, R Wacholz, R Holmes. P Hanusa, K Vogel. B Conlin. Bob Riberich — coach 42 — Football Volleyball Team: FRONT ROW: John Davis, Jeff Montgomery. Romoren, Mike Svoboda. Craig Hillman. Gerry Hyzer. Mark Cory Erickson. Jerry Krug. Glen Weiss ROW 2: Mr Sorum. Clossey. Tim Garvey coach, Jeff Pearcy, manager, Pat Fish. Dave Westedt, Peter Volleyball Team Has Best Season Ever Reedsburg’s Gerry Hyzer displays his talent at volleyball Volleyball — 43 Girl’s Volleyball Basketball Webb High introduced voiles ball as a ness girls conference sport. The girls volleyball team was coached In intern teacher. Miss Diane Beck. Thes had a successful season of 8-2 and ss ent on to take regionals s ere held at Webb. They then traveled to sectionals but svere defeated Over the net . I Cinch Harms, and again t Brenda Hirst. Girls Volleyball Team: FRONT ROW: Diane llorkan. Terri Moore. Jan Mlsna. Brenda Hirst. Cheryl Dobson. Kelli Meister. Sue Lange ROW 2: Jenni Pickel. Zita Fish. Debbie Schranck Sharon Has . Terrie Ophoven. Rita Geffert ROW 3: 1is Diane Beck, eoaeh JoAnn Lohr, Karen Hillman. Judy Meyer. Jan Ber- nien, Pam Hahn. Rita Reimer. Kathy Steinweg. 44 — Girls Volleyball Freshman Basketball Team: KNELLING: John Bradles. Joe Lohr. Coach Chuck Whitsell. Tim Winterfeld. C B Fuhrman. ROW 2: Kevin Knudson. Bob Happle. Tom Walsh. Phil Masler. Rick Wolter. Ja Utley. Mike Fearing. Bob Simeon. Kieth Krue- ger. Scott Sachse. Plavers Prepare for Future Varsity Squad Junior Varsity Basketball: FRONT ROW: Jon Hin e. Tom Arbo- gast. Jim l.ohr. Jim Gavin. Terry Schmidt. Dave Jackson. Joe Nachtigal. Terrs Wagner. Mike Hale ROW 2: Mr Dave Koeh- ler. coach Noel Emerson. Roger Friede. Mike Lange. Mike Lu- ther. Tom Closses. Jeff Gros. Rands Oet mann. Doug Bcntles. Gars Holtz. Basketball — 45 Mark Romber dribbles. Jerry Hinz guards John Rector rebounds Dodgeville Classic Victory Hilites Season Varsity Basketball: KNEELING: Coach Bill Moran. Dave Roe- dinger. Ken Olson. Junior team coach Mr Worman ROW 2: Mark Romberg. Larry Douglas. Jerry Krug. Cory Erickson. Rod Williams. Jim Has . Ken Bradley. Tim Garvey. Jerry Hinz ROW 3: Gary Bymers, John Rector. Craig Hillman. Mike Svoboda, Mark Clossev. Marv Svoboda. Peter Romoren. Kieth Vande- Water. Russ Harms 46 — Basketball Varsity Basketball A Dodgeville classic tournament championship was the highlight of the varsity basketball season. Reedsburg s basketball team fin- ished the conference season in second place after a very successful season. The season ended with a defeat at the hands of the Portage squad in the re- gional finals at Sauk Prairie Marv Svoboda also lead vote getters in attaining an all-conference position. Even though the girl’s basketball team ended the season with a 2-5 rec- ord, the girls were happy with their first year. The season ended w ith a loss to River Valley in a strong offen- sive game. Two coaches Miss Diane Beck and Miss Amy Lownbach. both intern teachers shared duties each Coach Lowenbach discusses strategy with Jan Mlsna. JoAnn Lohr. Terrie Moore. during their own semester Darla Clauson Girls’ Basketball Team: ROW 1: Kay Jackson, Terri Moore, Ber- nadette Schyvinch, Loretta Hawkins, Linda Reusch, ROW 2: Nancy Krueger. Jan Mlsna, Jenni Pickel. Patti Thompson, Sue Wanless, Cristie Smith ROW 3: Miss Amy Lowenbach coach; Karen Junge. Julie Harms. Ellen Clossey. Cynthia Knight. Carol Junge, Miss Diane Beck, coach Basketball — 47 Cross Country Hodag Invitational at Rhinelander 4th of 12 Triangular at Sauk Prairie 1st of 3 Triangular at home 2nd ot 3 Quadrangular at A dims Friendship 1st of 4 Brook wood Relays at Ontario 1st of 13 11 t 13 of 44 Quadrangular at Haraboo 2nd of 4 llolmen meet 3rd of 8 Conference meet 5th of 9 Piattcville Invitational 6th of 9 Region a Is 7th of 11 Tennis 6 3 Tomuh 4 5 Portage 8 1 Baraboo i 2 Toinab 9 0 River Valley 0 Sauk Prairie 6 3 Portage 7 2 1 Baraboo 8 1 Onalsaska 2 Sauk Prairie Boys’ Track Track Sc.ison Best Efforts ■V 100 — V' arren He id rich 105 220 —- John Krueger i ' j I 2-TV 440 — Warren lieidrich 51.8 880 4- Kevin Holman 2:07 1 MileV Kieth andeWuter 4 4.6 1 2 mile — Don Bates 10: IPS 880 Relay — Rtmdv Schranek 1 35 7 John Krueger Russ Harms Vmce Audetat Mile Rclavtt- Don Muehow 3:323 Vmce Audetat John Krueger Warren Hcidrich 120 High Hurdles — Mike Fearing, ISO Low Hurdles Dave Kosak 17.1 22 15 Long Jump - • Russ Harms 21-1 High Jump - - Russ Harms 5-6 Pole Vault Tim Scott 110 Shot Put Ken Ellett 53-3 Discus — Ken Ellett 135-7 1st place Conference Girls’ Track Golf Reedsburg Meet Wisconsin Dells meet Adams Friendship meet Recclslmrg meet Sauk Prairie meet Reedsburg Meet Adams Friendship meet Portage meet Sauk Invitational Baraboo Meet Volleyball Overall Record 2 wins, S losses Girls Track Best Efforts 2nd of 6 teams 1st of 2 1 st of 4 1st of 2 2nd of 5 1st of 2 3rd of 6 2nd of 5 3rd of 5 Hurdles — Barb Greenwood 100— Jan Mlsna Mile — Ellen ( lossey 880— Patti Thompson High Jump— Patti Thompson Long Jump— Barb Greenwood Ellen Glosses 220 — Sarah Hasler 440— Rosemary Simon Shot put — Sherri Craker Discus— Terri Moore 440 Relay — Cindy Harms Jan Mlsna Jacqui Schmitt Sarah Hasler 880 Relay — Rhonda Backeherg Sue Harder Barb Green wood Patti Thom spoil 880 Medley — Barb Greenwood Jan Mlsna CUldy Harms Rosemary Simon 1 58 6 2:08.2 48 — Sports Scores Wrestling Baseball 42 33 I 18 23 53 24 37 2) 23 6 Ad pnv Friendship 0 z | 5l Sparta Portage lomah Sauk Prairie 2h Wisconsin Dells 9 BRF 27 Barahoo 31 Mauston 4 Basketball 3 2 Mauston 4 Richland Out r 5 1 Sauk Prairie 6 7 Barabno 3 1 Wisconsin Dells 8 4 Portage 9 s Pardervillr 1 (' LaCrosse (Central fjt 5 Sauk Prairie] 3 1 Y VTaunakee 10 0 Barahoo 7 1 Wisconsin Dells II Portage Tournaments • 0 Barahoo r 6 1 Weston 8 0 Richland ('enter 0 3 LaCrosse Logan Football 0 ’ 20 6 Tom ah 7 ) ''ink Pi 28 0 Jj Portago s A y 0 Adams-Friendship 1 1 lUi aboo 0 34 Wuaonsin Dells 33 13 wd M SpailL Girls Basketball 25 33 Rovall 27 17 River Valles 11 3 1 Tomah 24 17™ BRF 31 .33 New Lisbon 20 24 Mauston 33 19 Barahoo 24 42 River Valiev Girls Volleyball Wins against Adams Friendship Wisconsin Dells Barahoo Portage Tom ah (Tournament . ' • Necedah t Tour name ut 1 Losses against Sauk Prairie (2) Portage Wisconsin Dells Adams Friendship Beaver Dam (Tournament) Sports Scores Varsity Wrestlers; FRONT ROW': Tim Douglas. Steve Schulen- Dennis Harder. Ken Ellett. Don Meyer. Mr Dick Tressler. berg. Jeff Montgomery. Gary Olson. Kurt Schrank. Mark Mont- coach gomery. ROW 2: W'avne Tourdot. Scooter Ellett. Dan Curtin. Don Meyer Takes State Heavyweight Title Don Meyer accepts his State Championship award The only other Reedsburg State winners have been Rich LeMoine in 1964 at 145. Sid Daley in 1962 at 112. and Rich Berndt in 1961 at 120 50 — Wrestling Varsity, Jayvee Wrestling Dan Curtin wrestles for position against a tough Baraboo opponent. Dan Curtin qualifying for state tournament and Don Meyer s state championship highlighted the 73-74 wrestling season. Dennis Harder also helped the squad to a third place in sectional competition. Other tourna- ment placings included a third at re- gionals and a third in the Reedsburg invitational. The squad, dominated by under- classmen lost quite a few dual meets but all by less than 8 points. This indi- cated that they w ere w ell on their way to building a tough team for next year. Junior Varsity Wrestlers: FRONT ROW: Coach Mr Lee. 98 — Tim Parkhurst. 105 — Dean Koenig. 112 — Mark Skinner. 119 — Paul Douglas. 126 — Doug Harder ROW 2: 132 — Kurt Idhe. 138 — Mike Junge. 145 — Dave Meyer. 155 — Dave Schmitt. HWT. — Dave Brueggeman. Missing 167 — Bill Held. 185 — Steve Carrol Wrestling — 51 Tennis Golf Rain and inclement weather kept the golf team inside during much of their early season. Highlights of the season included a first place victory at the Adams- Friendship Invitational and a second at Sauk Prairie. A disappointing con- ference meet and a sixth place finish at regionals finished the season. The tennis team grabbed a confer- ence championship with Bob Simeon s second place finish in singles and Jeff Groy s and Kurt Steinweg s doubles first place. This was the highlight of an overall outstanding season for a very young team. Tennis Players: ROW’1: Conrad Fuhrmann. Roger Holmes. Dale Drew Schuelenberg. Kurt Steinweg, Jeff Groy. Gene Pepper. Buss. Tom Walsh. Ron Foss, Tim Pellowski. Boh Simeon. Tom Mr. Herum. Arbogast ROW 2: Rick Wolter. Dan Mortenson. Jan Kucher. 52 — Tennis Cross Country The 1973 Cross Country team broke from the previous losing stereotype to become the w inn ingest CG team in the history of Webb High. Led by se- nior captains Dave and Don Bates, the team won the Brookwood Belays and finished high in the Albany, Holman, and Rhinelander Invitationals. The team of the Bates brothers, Keith VandeWater, Brien Conlin, John Rector, Jan Kucher, and Tom and Ray Klecker defeated some 100 opponents while losing to less than 40. Individual highlights were the setting of a new school record of 12:29 for 2.5 miles by Don Bates at Rhinelander and Tom Klecker s winning of an indi- vidual trophy at Brookwood. Coach Herum found it easy to be proud of this team. Mr. Herum encourages his cross country runners to find the finish line as soon as possible Senior Twins Pace Successful C-C Team Cross Country Team: ROW I: Brien Conlin, Don Bates, Dave Bates. Ray Klecker ROW 2: Jerry Hinz, Kieth VandeWater, John Rector. Jan Kucher, Tom Klecker. Dave Kosak. Mr Herum, coach 60 — Cross Country Peter Romoren show his top pitching form that lead the Beavers to many victories. 7-5 Record Earns Second Place Tie Cary Bvmers makes a valiant attempt at staving in the game by sliding into base Reedsburg's speedy baserunner slides into the bag just in time 54 — Baseball Baseball The Reedsburg Varsity Baseball team completed its regular season schedule with a record of 7 wins and 5 losses, finishing in a tie for second place in the Southern Division of the South Central Conference. The bea- vers were beaten in the final game of the season by Portage by a score of 11- 3. In post season play, the Beavers won sub-regional and regional titles before falling to LaCrosse Logan 3-0 in the sectional battle. A highlight of the season was Peter Romoren’s no- hitter against Baraboo in sub-regional competition. Rich Rabuck winds up for a fastball in an early season game Baseball Team. FRONT ROW: Jim Gavin. Mark Romberg. John Schanke. Rich Blakeslee. Rich Rabuck ROW 2: Jerry Hinz. Mike Hale. Jerome Ninneman. Steve Carpenter. Steve Rynkowski. Gary Bymers. Jim Hasz. ROW 3: Mr Roger Popple, coach. Paul Wanless. Noel Emerson. Gar Lichte. John Rector. Rod Wil- liams. Peter Romoren. Dan Curtain. Mr Dave Koehler, coach Baseball — 55 Bov’s Track Girl s Track 1974 was a mixed season for both track squads. Though neither hat! an outstanding dual meet record, the boys ended the season with excellent representation at the state meet Ken Ellett scored 3 points in the statemeet with a third in the shot put. Other qualifiers were Warren lleidrich in the 440 and also the S80 and mile rela teams. Coach Whitsell cited the outstand- ing leadership of the seniors in mak- ing the season a good one. New school, records included Russ Harms — long jump. Ken Ellett — shot put, Don Bates — 2-mile, Warren Hei- drich — 440, and the mile relay The girls chose Jan MMlsna as cap- tain and also winner of the winged foot award and Sarah Hasler scored the most team points. School records were broken by Barb Greenwood — hurdles and long-jump. Ellen Clossey — mile and high jump, and Patti Thompson — high jump. Barb Greenwood completes an excellent long jump F.llen Clossey barely skims the bar in high jump competition. 56 — Track Boys Track: ROW I: LEFT TO RIGHT: Duane Stienmetz. Dave Cade. Paul Hanusa. Mark Skinner. Rav klecker. Leonard Keon icke. Kevin llollmann. Joe Horkan ROW 2: Don Meyer. Tom Klecker. Dave Kosak. Warren Heindrich. Mike Fearing. Mike Junge. John Davis. Don Bales. John Krueger. Don Muchoss. Tim Scott ROW 3: Mr Whitsell. Ken Eliott. Tim Winterfield. Roger Freide. Vince Auditat. Mark Closes. Marv Svaboda. K« ith VandeW'ater. Paul Harms. Rands Schrank. Mr Worman Track Squads Set Many New School Records CirFs Track: LEFT TO RIGHT: Terrs Moore. Rhonda Backe berg. Barb Greenssood. Jan Mlsna. Julie Pulvermacher ROW 2: Jenns Arndt. Rosemars Simon. Sue Harder. Betts Conlin. Deb- bie Durst. Jean Kosak. Cinds Harms. ROW 3: Sue Lange Mrs DeMerit. Sarah Hasler. Chersl Happle. Ellen Glosses. Sheri Craker. Patts Thompson. Kris Fehrenbach Track — 57 Football Cheerleaders: FRONT ROW: Darla Clauson. Sarah Hasler. Jennifer Arndt ROW 2: Sue Lichte. Kris Fehrenbach. Martha Knight Freshmen Football Cheerleaders: LEFT TO RIGHT: Shelly Scott. Julie Johannsen, Deedee Hammer, Barb Bentley. Kay Jackson 58 — Cheerleaders Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders: ROW 1: Jacqui Schmitt. Sarah Hasler. Jennifer Arndt ROW 2: Martha Knight. Nancy Walsh ROW 3: Kris Fehrenbach Cheerleaders Boost Spirit At Sports Events Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: ROW' 1: Nancy Conlin, Wrestling Cheerleaders: ROW 1: Diana Steinhauer ROW 2: Carol Sue Schrank, Tammy Daugs ROW 2: Patti Thompson Schuette. Lynn Brown ROW 3: Carol Gullick ROW 3: Carol Koenecke Cheerleaders — 59 Jerry Krug attempts a perfect put Good form is stressed as Dan Lehman tees-off Netmen Shine As Conference Champs lf Team: ROW 1: Mark Olson. Gary Olson. Larry Douglas, r. Capano. coach. Jerry Krug. Dan Lehman. Cory Erickson ROW 2: Tim Garvey. Bryan Marshall. Craig Hillman. Ted Held. Tim Metzgar. Eric Hammer. Eric Newcomb. Terry Schmidt Golf — 53 Student Council Key Chess Clubs Collecting and sorting hundreds of cans of food at Christmas for needy families w as a major Key Club pro- ject. They also helped with Old Set- tlers Day and assisted with the fall Red Cross Blood Drive. Student council had its largest membership this year including all class officers and three members elected at large from each class. Homecoming was the busiest time w ith student council members organ- izing the entire affair. Chess Club, organized during the second semester, provided a chance for avid players to compete in tournaments. Mr Winched, student council advisor joins Paul Luenrsen. Mark Lange, and Mike Hale at homecoming beaver brunch. The beaver brunch was sponsored by the stu- dent council Student Council: FRONT ROW: Mark Lange. Kathy Miller. Mark Clossey ROW 2: Tammy Daugs. Kevin Knudson. Sue Cade. Jill Boone. Carolyn Behn. Catrine Piller. Mrs. Bymers. advisor ROW' 3: Mr Winchell, adviser. Theresa Brey, Dale Buss. Mary Bolton. Tiernee Meister, Pat Garvey. Nancy Colin. ROW 4: Diane Horken. Rita Montgomery, Sherry Craker. Peter Rornoren. Jeff Groy, Rick Myers. Mark Olson. Sue Steinweg 62 — Student Council Chess Club: SEATED: Jerry Hinz. Linda DeBaets. Rita Repka. Terri Shultis. Kathy Koenig. Judy Behn. Jerry Krug. Dave Kosak. Tom Landin. STANDING: Mr Sivam. advisor. Carl Miesbauer. Paul Grosskrueger. Mr Mohn Advisor Service Clubs Work for Student Activity Key Club: FRONT ROW: Dean Koenig. Dale Buss. Don Bates. Gary Olson. Keith VandeWater. Tim Garvey. Jerry Hinz. Tom Arbogast. Ken Olson. Dave Bates. ROW 2: Mr VandeWater. advisor; Jim Gavin, Pat Fish. Mark Olson. Rick Meyers. Rich Olson. Dave VandeWater. Dave Scott. Jerry Krug. Jeff Mont- gomery. Glenn Weiss, Mr. Winchell, advisor ROW 3: Gary Bindl, Tom Clossey. Roger Friede, Peter Romoren, Mark Lange. Mark Clossey, Dean Baumgarten. Craig Hillman. Rod Williams Gary Bymers. Key, Chess Clubs — 63 Pep Club president Claudine Ouellette and Judy Meyer mix poster paints to make l.ynn Brou n moves poster paint cart to Pep pep club decorations. Club's work area Signs, Pep, And Cheering Keep Club Busy Sue Wan less paints a 'Don Meyer at State” Rita Geffert and Patsy Schuette plan locker decorations, a favorite pep club poster for wrestling season. project. 64 — Pep Club Sponsoring the cheerleaders is a major Pep Club activity Here Kris Fehrenbach. Jacqui Schmitt, and Jenni Arndt practice basketball cheers. Pep Club Cheering for Don Meyer at State Tournament was the highlight of pep club s year. Providing a cheering sec- tion for athletic events was their ma- jor activity. Cakes and flowers donated by them made pep assemblies happy affairs for players and cheerleaders. The group also spent countless hours making colorful signs and locker decorations to inspire the teams to victory. Showing various degrees of horror and anguish at an impending loss are Pep Club members, Claudine Oullette, and Carrol Gullick Pep Club — 65 Rifle Club Youth Tutors The Reedsburg Rifle Club organ- ized around weekly Tuesday night meetings at the administration build- ing. The group uses rifles provided largely by the National Rifle Associa- tion and uses other equipment belong- ing to the organization. The Varsity Shooters went to the Milwaukee Sports Show to shoot in competition with teams from all over the state. With a common goal for improvement of the individual, the top shooters worked for a rating of Distinguished Expert, the highest award given. Youth tutors organized to provide the individualized help needed by many students in a variety of courses. Many students assisted other right at Webb while still others went to ele- mentary classrooms to help w ith poor readers or to special education class- rooms to provide individual assistance. Members of Rifle Club lake aim at a weekly meeting advised by Ted I.athrope Rifle Club: FRONT ROW: Crarg Hillman. Doug Grimm, Kurt Shenwig ROW' 2: Ron 1 ,aper, Jerry Wagner ROW' 3: Dave Scott, Joe Nachtigal, John Davis, Steve Albers. 66 — Rifle Club Youth Tutors, FRONT ROW: Martha Gardner, Janice Logelin. Jane Mittlesteadt. Theresa Knuth. Becky Fish. Nancy Conlin, Kathy Blak- eslee ROW 2: Deb Schranck. Patti Thompson. Theresa Brueggeman. Renae Anderson. Rita Repka. Jane Reimer. Anne Owen ROW 3: Nancy Cracker. Jill Rommerdahl, Claudine Ouellette. Becky Deece, Brian Marshall. John Davis. Marcia Koenecke. Judy Behn. Lannv Koenecke Youth Tutors Strive to Help Others Nancy Conlin. Jack Holby. and Jane Reimer work together as part of the tutor program Mrs Mary Knuth, tutor program advisor assists Clara Schneider, freshman Youth Tutors — 67 Student library assistant. Dottie Johnston gives a hand to Mrs Harder during a Dan Statz enthusiastic-alls reads a newspaper in busy time. the library. Student Library Assistants: FRONT ROW: Mars Reed. Brenda Hirst. Sharon Hasz, Sharon Ellis. Bonnie Montgomery, Theresa Brueggeman. ROW 2: Mrs Harder, advisor. Lois Weiss. Rita Repka. Doug Bentley. Dottie Johnston. Terri Shultis. Bonnie Schultz. Myrna Schenck. Linda Reusch. 68 — Student Library Assistants SLA Scientae Medicae Cindv Weidman and Thelma Hill show a popcorn display for Scientae Medicae Scientae Medicae’s major purpose of learning about medical professions was accomplished by providing candy stripers at the hospital and listening to medical speakers. Selling popcorn was their major fund raising activity. Working behind the desk, sorting books, checking out materials, and assisting students in finding materials were the major duties of the Student Library Assistants. Suffering from lack of numbers, the active members spent many hours each week keeping up with 900 Webb students. Scientae Medicae: FRONT ROW: Sue Xachtigal. Rhonda Backe- advisor ROW 3: Sue Cade. June Brimmer. Barb Greenwood, burg. Debbie Boyles. Thelma Hill ROW 2: Kathy Ceffert. Mar Nancy Tourdot. Cindy Weidman. Jill Boone. Kraemer. Denise Herritz. Jill Seering. Patt Scott. Mr Boone. Scientae Medicae — 69 Hockey Club: FRONT ROW: Rick Metcalf. Don Bates, Dave Bates, Ray Klecker. ROW 2: Joe Hoy. Dave Westedt. John Davis. Mike Meyer. Tom Klecker ROW 3: Mr. Capan. Mr Popple. Mr Alt. Mr Herum Lettermen Donate Herbie Beaver to Webb Roger Popple and Ken Churchill defend the puck during a hockey club work-out 70 — Hockey Club Lettermen Hockey Club Lettermen’s Club saw its member- ship increase gradually during the year as 9 varsity sports seasons ended and new letters were issued. An alum- ni and community adult basketball game was held to raise money in w in- ter and some of the proceeds were used to buy the “Herbie Beaver suit to be used as Reedsburg s athletic mascot. A spring trip to see the Mil- waukee Brewers play finished the year for the lettermen. Hockey Club organized in w inter to provide a little skating time and com- petition for high school and communi- ty hockey buffs. A strong contingent of Minnesota teachers were organiz- ers and participants as the hockey club battled other communities. Herbie The Beaver, purchased by the Letter- men. joins Webb as the team’s mascot through the sports season Lettermen Club: FRONT ROW: Dale Buss. Dave Bates. Dave VandeWater. Pat Fish. Gary Bymers. Ken Olson. Tom Arbogast. Eugene Bindl ROW 2: Mr Winchell, advisor. Don Bates, Jerry Hinz. Tom Klecker. Mark Romberg. Mark Montgomery. Randy Schrank. Kurt Schrank. Farrell Repka, Mr. Gronley. advisor ROW 3: Vince Audetat. Jim Gavin. Jerry Krug. Ken Ellett. Mike Borleske. Jim Hasz. Steve Carpenter. Jeff Montgomery, Tim Garvey. Kevin Holman, Mark Olson. ROW 4: Rod Williams. Craig Hillman. Peter Romoren. Marvin Svoboda. Mark Lange, Mark Clossey. Mike Svoboda. Cory Erikson. Dale Mundth. Keith VandeW ater Lettermen — 71 FHA: FRONT ROW: kathv Miller. Sandy Rego. Kathy Par- khtirst. Sharon Ellis. Sheri ('raker. Sue Borleske ROW 2: Mrs Daley, advisor. Gretchin Schultis. Cheryl Holton, Kathy knud- son. Mrs Johannes, advisor ROW 3: Patty Scott. Mary Par khurst. Sue Fish. Linda Reusch. Rhonda Backenburg. Sue Rego. Sheri Paks ROW 4: Cheri (.’lark. Cindy Weidman. Linda Tag- ney. Vicky Vertein, Janet Tourdot. Kristi Shird. Vicky Fant. lane Mittlestedt ROW 5: Kerry Parkhurst. Debbie King. Becky Diece. Cindy Wood. Zita Fish. Nancy ('raker. Sue Bryant FFA, FHA Stress Community Service j FFA: FRONT ROW: Jim Paquin. Gerald Bass. Mr Geimer. ad- visor. Steve Horkan. Mark Wegner. LeRoy Berlin. Jerry White. Peter Schyvinch, Don Hartzell, Gary Schyvinch. Mr. Ewers, ad- visor. Darryl Colvin. Martin Biesek ROW 2: Ray W'egner. Ivan Drake. Joe Coens. Mae Gray. Ken Wegner. Danny Nobs. Calvin Craker. Rick Metcalf, Bob Kissack, Thad Horkan. Dan Knuth, Brian Brooks. Dan Gray. Dean Repka. Ray Klecker, Jim Yngsdal, Scott Holtz. Bernadette Schyvinch, Doug Behn. Eddie Ebert, James Ebert. ROW 3: Dave Johnston, Elmer McPherson. Brian Smith. James Lucht, Eddie Mathews. Ron Kruse. Steve Coens, Bill Laridaen. Charles Meyer, Glenn Schulte. Ken Bradley. Jim Lohr, Bob Schlieckau, Warren Behn. Gary Reimer. Lenny Ko- 72 —FHA Glen Schulte selects goodies from the FHA bake sale Sellers include Linda Beusch. Kathy Parkhurst. Sue Borleske. and Sandy Rego FFA FHA FFA members sold over 1000 cases of grapefruit and oranges before Christmas vacation to raise money for their organization. A grain drive held during spring break raised over $600 for the Association for Retarded Children Sponsoring judging teams and having a roller skating party were other activities during the year. An adopted daughter from Brazil was the favorite project of this year s FHA. They raised money for this with bake sales and a roller skating party. They also sold popcorn at basketball games. Fgging for the United Fund, selling candles for muscular dystro- phy and an annual banquet at the Voyageur made 73-74 a very busy year. enecke. Rodney Ziech. Martin Biesek. Larry Collins ROW 4: Roger Reimer. Ronald Wacholtz, Tim MacFarlane. hddie Strampc, Clark Thompson. Peter Berg. Tom Klecker. Kevin Geimer. Robert Strubel. Vernon Lucht. Joe Sander. Jerry Craker, Dan Karstetter. David Tourdot. Earl Zastrow. Elgie Laeseke. Brian Liegel. Dan Statz. Kurt Vogel ROW 5: Darrell Schlieckau. Larry Hamburg. Kevin Bloss. Doug Peper. Charles Gall. Duane Radke. Gary Slaney, Glenn Weiss. John Berlin. Mike Horkan, Steve Ihde. Vary Bindl. Dean Baumgarten. Mike Kelly. Don Harms. Steve Albers. John Bradley, Steve Leake. Dan Rufenacht. FFA — 73 FBLA member Karen Junge hang a calendar tow ell in the business office. FBLA sold the calendars at Christmas. Co-op, FBLA Prepare Students for Work FBLA: ROW 1: Sharon Scoles. Julie Licht. Lois Weiss. Cind Marcia Bodendein. Marcia Schneider. Rochelle Reimer. Miss Cade. Cind Spahn. Julie Harms. Linda klaetsch. ROW 2: Cind Hill, advisor Harms. Jan Licht. Betts Bass. Laura Brown. N icks Vcrthein. 74 — FBLA Co-op Business Ed Girls: SEATED: Betts Bass. Audrex Oetz- man. Cind Harms. Julie Harms. Sharon Scoles STANDING: l ois Weiss. Rochelle Reimer. Marcia Schneider. Julie Licht. Jan Licht. Jean Peterson. Marcie Bodendein. V ickie Verthien. Laura Broxxn. Jill Olson. Mr Fetsch. advisor CO-OP —75 FBLA Co-OP Business Education Co-op Business Education is a class and an activity organized to prepare students for work in the business world by participating in on the job training as well as extensive classroom work. This year fifteen girls were cho- sen to work around the comm unitv and within the Reedsburg District Schools’ offices earning up to three credits for their time spent FBLA s purpose was to learn more about the business world. Selling cal- endar towels at Christmas and a spring banquet highlighted their year. Business student. Debbie Herritz learns to use data processing equipment in prep- aration for a future job Spanish Club: ROW I: Rosemars Simon, Patli Thompson. Rita Montgomery Mars Kramer. Loretta Hawkins ROW 2: Carol Koenecke. Terrie Thering. Becks (.'lauson. Klaine Claridge. Jill Seering. Beth Ouellette. Sherry Berne in ROW 3s Jane Mittles- teadt. Wars Nordhal. Kathy Geffert. Cindy Schranck. Tiernie Meister. Nancy Tour dot. June Brimmer. Miss Brown, dvisor ROW 4: Terri I- ish. Julie Gant. ( atrine Pillar Marie Harms. Sue Muchow . Sue Steinweg. Jennie Arndt Seasonal Parties Spark Language Club Year l-atin Club: FRONT ROW: Terri Shultis. Mark Lange. Kunice l unte ROW 2: Darlene Hammer. LeAnn Reusch. Diane Dii- chow, Dean Koenig Julie Pulvermacher. Karen Hastings. ( Iiers I Dobson. Joan Gibeaut. Jean Kosak. Jean Rott. Julie Slaver ROW 3: Lynn Brown. Linda Tourdot. (.intis Ceimer. Carrie Brslla. Carols n lie bn. Linda DeBaets. Barb Tesch. Dale Buss. Carol Gullick. Sue Wanless. Kris Fehrenbach. Debbie llorkan ROW 4: Russel Shultis, Vickie Carroll. JoAnn Lohr. Dave Gade. Dave Hankins. Kathy Miller. Bob Kaun. Rich Schenck. Tom Vrbogast. Tim Pellowski. Diane Steinhauer. Mr Mobil, advisor ROW 5: Steve Elmer. Kevin Holman. F.rik Hammer. Brian Marshall. Roger Friede, Ellen Glosses. Doug Bentley. Mark Olson. Sarah Hasler. Tim Steinhauer. Bill Kleinschinidt 76 — Spanish Latin Clubs French, Latin Spanish Clubs French, Latin, and Spanish Clubs were organized to promote the addi- tional use of foreign languages, learn more of the customs of the countries using a specific language, and for fun on the part of the students. A winter party by Spanish Club, a “roaring twenties Mardi Gras party by French Club, and a Latin Banquet Sophomore. Bill Kleinschmidt slinks into the twenties at Mardi Gras planned for spring highlighted the years activities. French Club: FRONT ROW: Stephanie Gavin. Nancy W alsh. Renae Anderson. Martha Knight ROW 2: Kathy Huff, Shaun Metzgar, Mary Dee. Julie Johannson. Sue Lichte. Monica Brey, Sharon Hasz, Barb Bentley. Becky Peterson. Miss Larson, advi- sor ROW 3: Cheryl Zehnpfennig. Amy Hoy. Darla Clauson. Ken Olson. Randy Wengle. Della Cayse. Judy Meyer. Pam Hahn, Mark Schultz. Mike Hale. Emma Reed. Jill Boone. Sarah Antho- ny ROW 4: Theresa Brey. Ann Stolte. Patty Luedtke. Debbie Powell. Leah Flohr. Jim Gavin. Dan Lehman. Michelle Hinrichs. Doana Luetdke. Kathi Shird. Pat Garvey. Shelli Scott ROW 5: Lori Wells. Marcia Koenecke, Dave Jackson. Gary Holtz, Mike Lange, Gene Peper. Ellen Clossey, Jeff Grov, Doug Bentley. Terry Schmidt. Becky Diece, Geralvn Mead. Christie Smith French Club — 77 Thespians: FRONT ROW: Carol Gullick. Rita Repka. Nancy Walsh. MarkClossey. Sue Wanless, Miss Davis, advisor ROW 2: Jill Boone. Sue W’ojak. Martha Knight. Dale Buss, Debbie Hor- dan. Jacqui Schmitt. Jennie Arndt. Nancy Conlin. Amy Hoy. ROW 3: Renae Anderson. Patti Thompson. Randy Parks. JoAnn Lohr. Marcia Schnieder. Cynthia Knight. Karen Hillman. Paul Wanless. Bonnie Montgomery. Myma Schenck ROW 4: Bob Kaun. Claudine Ouellette. Sarah Hasler. Mark Pelton, Mark Lange. Jeff Groy, Doug Bentley. Glen Schulte. Kathy Miller Special Interest Clubs Keep Students Busy Newly Initiated Thespians: ROW 1; Linda Tourdot. Shiela Krey. Mary Reed. Kim Holtz ROW 2: Tom Arbogast. Eric Hammer. Tom Landin. Gary Bymers. Sue Lichte 78 — Thespians Thespians History Discussion Art Club History Discussion Club: FRONT ROW: Brenda Hirst. Carol Rita Repka. Paul Wanless. Nancy Walsh. Mr Baida, advisor Schuette. Dave Bates. Mr Oppreicht. advisor ROW 2: Dave Missing are Eric Newcomb. Don Bates. Paul Luehrson VandeWater. Cynthia Knight. Renae Anderson. Mark Lange. Art Club: LEFT TO RIGHT: Renae Hill. Pat Braun. Linda Logelin. Barb Bittner. Cars Brenner. Amy Hoy. Nita Schyvinck Art — History Discussion — 79 AFS Club Mark Lange was Webb s Americans Abroad representative to Argentina. Travelling and attending a Spanish speaking school were highlights of his summer. Catrine Pillar, AFS student from Belgium arrived in August and spent the year in Reedsburg. Homecoming court, student council and a busy schedule of classes kept Catrine in- volved during the year. Assembling and selling over 700 pizzas was the major fund raising ac- tivity of the club. Selling hot dogs at football games helped to raise the necessary funds for another student in another year. Mark Lange greatly enjoyed his past summer in Argentina as an AFS student. Catrine Pillar, from Belgium, helps decorate Christmas tree while at Webb. Huge Pizza Sale Leads AFS Fund Raising AFS: FRONT ROW’: Steffie Gavin. Carol Gullick. Mark Lange. Catrine Piller, Kris Fehrenbach. ROW 2: Mary Dee. Linda Holmes, Kathy McPherson, Tony Manville, Debbie Durst. Linda Reusch, Sharon Ellis. ROW 3: Sharon Hasz, Carol Schuette, Ja- net Reed. Renae Anderson. Rita Repka, Marthat Knight. Debbie Horkan. Mrs Laper. advisor ROW’ 4: Nancy Walsh. Karen Hill- man, Cynthia Knight. Sarah Hasler, Ellen Clossey, Gary Bymers, Claudine Ouellette. Sue Licht, Kathy Miller 80 — AFS Concert Band Pep Band Fall brought the organization of a top notch marching band. New color guard uniforms added a touch of color to the football field and made a suc- cessful football season even better. The band split into two groups for concert season, one upperclassmen, the other freshmen. With contest time fast approaching, practice became more intest. A first in sight reading and a second in concert were received by the concert band. Solo and Ensemble followed and a big repre- sentation of bandsmen were sent to state. Finally the high point in the year had to be the announcement that the marching band had been selected to perform next fall at a Green Bay Packers halftime. The saxaphone choir prepares for concert and contest Included are FRONT ROW: Terrie Thering. Karl Miesbauer. Nancy Labansky, Sue Cade BACK ROW: Bonnie Schultz, Linda DeBaets, Sue Fish. Jill Seering. and Jean Peterson Symphonic — Concert Band: ROW I: Renae Anderson. Linda Labansky. Julie Cade. Nancy Dorrow, Nancy Bernien. Ellen Clossey, Karen Junge, Stephanie Gavin. Denise Herritz. Jennie Arndt ROW 2: Connie Koenig. Vickie Carroll. Janet Reed. Lin- da Holmes, Debbie Durst. Pam Hahn. Paula C. Meyer. Paula J Meyer, Sue Lichte, Cindy Geimer, Monica Brey, Dennis Tib- bitts. Sue Steinweg. Sharon Hasz. Geralyn Mead ROW 3: Diane Meyer. Jan Kucher. Debbie Powell. Grayce Fuller. Kathy Huff. Nancy Krueger, Terri Thering. Linda DeBaets. Jan Bernien. Carol Schuette, Sue Wanless. Cheryl Laridaen. Holly Craker. Bonnie Schultz. Jill Seering. Sue Gade. Sue Fish. Joe Nachtigal. Evan Meyer. Keith Vande Water. Steve Tourdot ROW 4: Sheryl 82 — Concert Band Pep Band: ROW I: Tom Landin. Mark Lange. Stephanie Cavin. Karen Hillman. Sharon Hasz. Mr Spindler. Monica Brey. Tom Steinweg. Jill Boone. Holly Craker ROW 2: Connie Koenig. Linda DeBaets, Linda Labansky. Renae Anderson. Nancy Krueger. Dave Dobson. Dave Hankins, Jeff Parks. Rick Schenck, Bob Kaun. Peter Romoren. Mary Dee ROW 3: Vickie Carroll. Janet Reed. Linda Holmes. Kar- en Junge. Terrie Thering. Melody Cayse, Sue Fish. Rich Olson, Mark Schultz, Keith Vande Water, Steve Tourdot, Geralyn Mead. Cindy Geimer. Karl Miesbauer, Jan Kucher. Concert Band Organizes for Music s Sake Raumagarten, Leah Flohr. Elizabeth Goodman. Lan Roewer. Tom Landin. Kathy McPherson. Mark Lange. William Kleinsch- Lean Pearson. Chrisite Smith. Jill Boone. Jean Peterson. Mike midt. Karen Hillman. Jim Hasz. John Kruse. Terri Moore. Jim Lange. Carl Miesbauer. Melody Cayse. David Reed. Joann Lohr. Hasz. Jim Gavin. Craig Schroeder. Mr Spindler. Mark Skinner David Dobson. Bob Kaun. Rick Schenck. Jeff Parks. Mary Dee. David Hankins. Jenni Picket, Peter Romoren. Don Breight. Rog- er Friede. Martha Knight. Mark Schultz. Rich Olson ROW 5: Pep Band — 83 Freshmen Band Jazz Ensemble Jazz Ensemble: ROW 1: Mark Lange, Tom Landin. Tom Stein- weg, Mark Schultz. ROW 2: Sue Fish, Sue Cade. Bonnie Schultz. Terri Thering, Melody Cayse, Carl Miesbauer. ROW 3: Dave Hankins. Billy Kleinschmidt. Martha Knight. Steve Tourdot, Rich Olson, Keith Vande Water, Jim Hasz. ROW 4: Mr Spindler, Dave Dobson. Bob Kaun. Jeff Parks. Rick Schenck, Peter Romo- ren. Mary Dee. Bright New Sweaters Add Zing to Jazzmen Freshmen Band: ROW 1: Julie Schultz, Barb Bentley. Sue Mu- chow. Sherry Bernien. Della Casey ROW' 2: Barb Greenwood. Cheryl Zehphennig, Darlene Hammer, Sherry Parks. Pattie Luedtke. Karen Hastings, Patti Scott. Kerri Parkhurst ROW 3: Julie Klingenmeyer. Julie Johansen. Mary Nordahl. Debbie Woolever. Sue Schranck. Vicky Belton. Nancy Lahansky. Debbie Boyles. Randy Schulte ROW 4: Scott Erickson. Sara Anthony, Mary Reed 84 — Freshmen Band ROW I: Thereas Brey. Sue Albers. Frances Grell, Julie Novy. Pat Garvey ROW 2: Tom Durand. Kurt Kempf. Janet Tourdot. Tammy Ferrell. Kristie Shird. Shelly Scott. Doug Groy. Kay Jackson ROW 3: Roger Holmes. Jeff Accola. Ron Druse. Karen Hamburg. Bonnie Breight. Steve Elmer. Jay Utley. Becky Peter- son. Ann Stolte. Tim Pellowski. Phil Hasler ROW 4: Dan Brylla, Ted Held. Mr. Spindler. W'ayland Tobey. Jazz Ensemble — 85 Girls Glee: ROW I: Thelma Hill. Toni Manville. Sharon Muell- er. Linda Whitney, Cheryl Nlittlesteadt, Jackie Martin, Julie Schultz. Diane Gardner. Julie Strutz. Bonnie Hawkins. Margaret Bezzone ROW 2: Cheryl Holton, Kathy Fawcett. Norma Re- inecke. Dottie Johnston. Margaret Brown. Marsha Fish. Rhonda Singers Bring Joy to Bacheberg, Patsy Haefer. Linda Tagney. V'icky Zant. June Brim- mer. Patti Herritz ROW 3: Sue Tessmer, Gina Blakeslee. Dean- na Kasten, Lois Meyer. Sue Gawronski. Donna Stout. Connie Rist. Cindy Wood. Carol Taylor, Sue Bryant. Patti Thompson. Carla Rahuck. Bonnie Burdick Webb With Music Boys Glee: Dale Rabine. Jim Thies. Daryll Colvin. Kurt Clark. James Patterson. John Pohlmann. Mark Meyer. Rick Zimmerman 86 — Boys’, Girls Glee Boys’, Girls’ Glee Madripops Madripops: BOW 1: Dave Scott. Carol Gullick. Bryan N arshall. Cynthia Knight. Tom Landin. Terry Schultis. ROW 2x Andy Vogel. Sue Wojak. Sue Fish. Dave Westedt ROW 3: Judy Behn, Rich Olson. Kathy Koenig. Nancy W'alsh. Mark Clossey, Sarah Hasler. Madripops — 87 Orchestra: ROW I: Terri Schultis. Diane Drachenberg. Lorretta Hawkins. Rick Wolters. Rose Simon. Sherry Clark. Kathy Ko- enig ROW 2 Barb Tesch. Mike Pickel. Renae Anderson. Linda Labansky. Jenni Arndt. Denise Herritz. Vicky Carroll. Cheryl Baumgarten. Deb Powell, Carol Schuette. Tammy Farrell. Rhon- Orchestra Shows Talent At Spring Concert Choir: ROW’ 1: Carol Cullick. Diane Drachenberg, Sue Wojak, Jill Boone. Brenda Johnson. Roxanne Springer, Debra Geimer, Cheryl Dobson, Sue Wanless. Kathy Rvczek. Sue Fish ROW 2: Nancy Walsh, Linda Tourdot. Kathy Miller. Rita Dunse. C nthia Knight. Sarah Hasler. Sandy Held. Judy Behn, Renae Anderson. 88 — Choir-Orchestra da Krueger. Sandra Held ROW 3: Tom Landin. Mark Lange. Bill Kleinschmidt. Karen Hillman. Cindy Geimer Monica Brey. Geralyn Mead. Keith Vande Water. Mark Schultz. Mr Colby. Rick Schenck. Bob Kaun, Nancy Craker. Tom Steinweg Sun Prairie Exchange Highlights Choir Year Kathy Koenig. Myma Schenck. Debra Herritz, Terri Schultis tedt. Dave Scott. Craig Hillman, Mark Clossey. Mark Pelton. ROW 3: Rick Zimmerman. Tom Steinweg. Pat Fish. Dave Wes- Steve Tourdot. Bobby Kaun. Randy Parks. Andy Vogel Stale Forensic Winners: Carol Schuette. 4 minute. Cindx Ceimer. 4 minute. Jenni Pickel. memorized declaration One Act Play: Mad Women of Carlot FRONT ROW: Jenni Pickel. Carol Gullick. ROW 2: Cindx Ceimer. Sue Wanless. Miss Watrud. Sheila Krey Ka- thy Miller Forensics Stresses Speaking, Drama Forensics Participants: FRONT ROW: Ray Klecker, Patti Thompson. Don Hartzell. Tim Pellowski. Betty Conlin. ROW 2: Nancy Conlin. Sue Wanless, Cindy Geimer. Caroll Schuette. Mary Reed. Miss Watrud ROW 3: Connie Koenig. Paula Meyer, Dale Buss. Rita Repka. Nancy Walsh. Tom Arbogast. Jennie Pickel. Karla Shird ROW 4: Bonnie Montgomery, Tom Landon, JoAnn Lohr, Doug Bentley, Kllen Clossey, Jerry Krug. Funice Funte. Michelle Hinrichs. Cynthia Knight 90 — Forensics Freshmen Class Freshmen entered Webb High this year no different then they have in previous years, this being worried, confused, and occasionally lost. New heights and doors were wait- ing to be opened by them such as, the offering of the new health class and the all new freshmen band, plus the many other outside activities offered here at Webb. With all the changes Webb has brought to them this far, they have adapted to them rather well. May vour next three years be as successful and rew arding as your first. Sewing is a new experience for freshman home- ec students. Freshmen Class Officers: Tierne Miester. secretary-treasurer. Kevin Knudson, T-square and steady hand are necessary ingre- president; and Theresa Brey. vice-president dicnts for successful draftsman. V C Vergara. 92 — Freshmen Jeff Accoia Susan Albers Danny Anderson Sara Anthony Rhonda Backeberg Kelly Beerkircher Douglas Behn Vicky Belter Barbara Bentley Peter Berg Jim Bernhardt Sherry Bernien Lawrence Bezzone Marty Biesek Gina Blakeslee Trish Bolt Scott Bow lin Debbie Boyles Freshmen Innocently Enter Webb s Halls John Bradley Bonnie Breight Teresa Brey Brian Brooks Margaret Brown Carrie Brylla Daniel Brylla Kathy Buelow Ardene Burch Mary Carlin Hugh Carroll Della Cayse Curtis Clark Karen Clark Sherry Clark Becky Clausen Joe Coens Betty Conlin William Conlin Cheryl Cooper Rick Cow an Calvin Craker Jerry Craker Nancy Craker Charlie Crocker Tammy Daugs Donald Denman Rebecca Diece Ronald Dorn Thomas Durand Freshmen — 93 Pat Dyke Steve Elmer Scott Erickson Kathy Fawcett Michael Fearing Tammy Farrell Donald Fish Terri Fish Rebecca Fisher Alice Francois Linda Fulbohm Conrad Fuhrman Charles Gall Julie Gant Patrice Garvey Cathy Geffert Kevin Geimer Dale Glaudell New Band Originates for Freshmen Only Jeff Gonzagowski Mark Gonzagowski Nancy Grauvogl Dan Gray Barbara Greenwood Susan Greenwood Frances Grell Douglas Grimm Duane Grosskrueger Douglas Groy Doreen Hamburg Karen Hamburg Darlene Hammer Jerry Harfsen Paul Hanusa Robert Happle Sue Harder Philip Hasler Karin Hastings Theodore Held Michelle Hinrichs Saundra Hoff Curt Holderman Denise Holman Roger Holmes Cheryl Holton Scott Holtz Mardel Hoi verson Thad Horkan Kay Jackson 94 — Freshmen Freshmen Class Talented Della Cayse practices hard to make her band best Julie Johansen David Johnston Deana Kasten Ricky Kasten John Kaun Kurtis Kempf Debbie King Robert Kissack Raymond Klecker Thomas Klecker Julie Klingenmeyer Clint Knott Kevin Knudson Dan Knuth Carol Koenecke Lenny Koenecke Maru Kraemer Keith Krueger Leslie Krug Ronald Kruse Jennifer Kufner Nancy Labansky Kiane Leake Joseph Lohr Patti Luedtke Kathy Lunde Connie Lyon Eddie Mathews Billy McKittrick Timothy Mears Freshmen — 95 Freshmen Class Sketching self portraits, freshman realk get to know themselves Mark Meister Terry Meister Tierne Meister Rick Metcalf Sarita Miller Jane Mittlesteadt Carol Montgomery Rita Montgomery Sue Muchow Becky Nash Richard Nelson Danny Nobs Mary Nordahl Julie Novy Beth Ouellette James Paquin Kerri Parkhurst Timothy Parkhurst Sherry Parks Tim Pellowski Rebecca Peterson Mike Pickel Lynn Premo Janet Rabine Mary Reed Susan Rego Gary Reimer Roger Reimer Dean Repka Jean Rott 96 — Freshmen Daniel Rufenacht Scott Sachse Donna Sanders Darrell Schlieckau Clara Schneider Cindy Schrank Sue Schrank Randy Schulte Julie Schultz Nancy Scott Patty Scott Shelly Scott Steve Scott Debra Shields Kristie Shird Russell Shultis Jeff Sigafus Roberto Simeon Energetic Frosh Are Sports Enthusiasts Brian Smith Anita Spahn Susan Spohnholtz Dwayne Steinmetz Kathryn Steinwey Irene Stewart Ann Stolte Ed Strampe Rovert Strubel Susan Sussek Linda Tangney Way land Tobey David Tourdot Janet Tourdot Nancy Tourdot Marvin Turner Jay Utley JoLynn Vogel Kurt Vogel Ron Wacholtz Tim Wagner Tom Walsh Kenneth Wegner Randy Wengel Cindy Weidman Lori Wells Greta Westerman Neil Wilke Tim Winterfield Delbert W'oodruff Freshmen — 97 Freshman Class Freshmen bucketmen never stop reaching for a victory. Debra Woolever James Yngsdal Ed Zant Vickie Zant Cheryl Zehpfennig Robert Zimmerman Not Pictured Shiela Dilley Ivan Drake Richard Drake Ed Ard Ebert Ralph Hamburg Brian Liegel Maries Miller Gary Potter Diane Ruetten David Sandstrom Clark Thompson Victor Vergara Donna Wilke David Wobschall 98 — Freshmen Sophomore Class Knthusiasm and success excelled in this exhuberant class. Their talent and spirit proved them to he true Webb- ites here at the' Burg.” This year’s sophomores took the float award, one of the honors of the Homecoming activities. David Han- kins’ “field demonstration,” provided the humor in the sophomore skit. Scooter El let led sophomore ath- letes both in varsity football and var- sity wrestling. Many other sopho- mores also earned varsity letters in most other sports. They were also able this year to order their class rings and receive them at the end of the year. You have just two weeks. Terry Schmidt Bonnie Burdick, hard at work. Sophomore Class Officers: Jill Boone, secretary-treasurer; Jeff Groy. vice-presi- dent; Carolyn Behn. Sophomores — 99 La Donna Angus Tom Arbogast Jennifer Arndt Mike Austin Jeanne Bailey Sher I Baumgarten Carolyn Behn Terry Benesh Douglas Bentley Margaret Bezzone Marvin Biesek Lois Bindl Kathleen Blakeslee Kevin Bloss Kay Bodendein Jillene Boone Tom Borleske Sandy Boye Swing Your Partner Sophomore Style Susan Brennan Dawn Brenson Steve Brereton Diane Brev June Brimmer Robert Brueggeman Bonnie Burdick Dale Buss Lillian Carlin Richard Carpenter Kathleen Carroll Kay Carroll Llaine Claridge Tom Clossey Debra Cockroft Terry Cole Jerry Coleman Darryl Colvin Timothv Deakin Linda DeBaets Shirley Denman Diane Dettmann Dorothy Diske David Dobson Paul Douglas Tim Douglas Ruth Driese Diane Duchow Rita Dunse Deborah Durst 100 — Sophomores Sophomore Class Stepping in time is theme � f Sophomore phy-ed class. Ray Ellett Noel Emerson Dave Estes David Fangmeier Dan Ferguson Ron Foss Roger Friede Willian Fuhrman Grayce Fuller Eunice Funte David Cade Susan Cade Diana Gardner Martha Gardner Jim Gavin Frank Gawronski Susan Gawronski Timmy Gilmore Bill Good Elizal eth Goodman Mae Gray Mark Greenwood Brian Grinder Jeff Groy Sails liaefer Denny Hahn M ichael Hale Eric Hammer David Hankins Cheryl Happle Sophomores— 101 Sophomore cheerleader. Jenni Arndt signals ” V ‘ for Victory. Sophomores Learn Feudalism by Doing Doug Harder Marie Harms Loretta Hawkins Sheila lleidrich Denise Herritz Marsha Higgins Jon Hinze Kim Hoff Jack Holbv Kevin Holman Gary Holtz Joe Horkan Mariane Horkan Kurt Ihde David Jackson Robert Jackson Carol Junge Kevin Karstetter Janet Kaun Sally Keyes Brian Kissack Marcia Klitzke Martha Knight Theresa Knuth Dean Koening Judy Krueger Rhonda Krueger John Kruse Linda LaBansky Thomas Landin 102 — Sophomores Sophomore Class Sophomores face excommunica- tion by Pope “O” or death by King Charles Barb Lange M ichael Lange Dan Lehman Sandie Lewis Teresa Licht Susan Licht John Lietz Kim Litchfield Janice Logelin Jim Lohr James Lucht Robert Luetkens Mike Luther Tim MacKarlane Toni Man ville Bryan Marshall Paul Marshall Jackie Martin Theresa Massari Joe McAfee Carol McIntyre Elmer McPherson Kathy McPherson Tim Metzger David Meyer Evan Meyer Georgia Meyer Lois Meyer Paula Meyer Cheryl Mittelstaedt Sophomores — 103 Sharon Montgomery Sherry Morgan Daniel Mortensen Diane Muchow Donnovan Muchow Christine Muller Judy Murray Joe Nachtigal Susan Nachtigal Donna Ninnemann Kandy Oetzman Kenneth Olson Anne Owen Kathy Owen Mark Parkhurst Mary Parkhurst Jeff Parks Jean Pearson Sophomores Conquer Float Competition Douglas Peper Gene Peper Michael Phinney Shirley Piezce Brad Pope Dale Rabine David Reed Kathy Reineke LeAnn Reusch Connie Rist Linda Rocker Jan Roewer Debbie Ryczek Kevin Schara Dave Schmidt Terry Schmidt Diana Schultz Mark Schultz Bernadette Schyvinch John Scoles Tim Scott Jill Seering Gretchen Shultis Cheryl Simmons Rosemary Simon Mark Skinner Richard Sorenson Dan Statz Julie Staver Tim Steinhauer 104 — Sophomores Sophomore Class The first prize winning sophomore homecoming float. Not Pictured Douglas Anderson Danny Astle Linda Burch Dehra Carroll Kenneth Carroll Mike Castile Wayne Conlin Craig Deitrich Darrell Deitrich James Ebert James Gardner Conrad Greenwood Tom Hansen Danny Karstetter William Kleinschmidt Jean Kosak Jason Kufner Diane LaRue Maureen Miller Raymond Peasall Julie Pulvermacher John Ruetten Frank Shimniok Cindy Snyder Dean Stout Janice Straka Mike Ward Steven Yaeger Rodney Ziech Nancy Steinhorst Susan Steinweg Julie Strutz Carol Ta lor Barbara Tesch Tierney Thering James Thies Kathy Throndson Paul Throndson Mark Tucker Terri Wade Terry Wagner Bernard Walsh Katherine Walsh Kathy Wegner Ray Wegner Linda Whitney Ellen Wiese DeAnna Wynos Debbie Zick Ricky Zimmerman Sophomores — 105 Junior Class Homecoming, Winter Carnival. Prom and parties all contributed to an exciting junior year. Seconds on float and skits made homecoming a success. In order to raise money for Prom, the juniors went back in time by reenact- ing slave day and auctioning off ju- niors. The team of Alt and Baida made the junior school day unforgettable. Acca- demicallv, the juniors faced tough chemistry and math classes and still came up smiling. And finally, in ath- letics, junior boys and girls provided much of the talent for many successful sports seasons. Junior Ann Meyer paints portraits in beginning art class Hall monitor Debbie Baumgarten seeks room numbers before delivering messages Junior Class Officers: Mary Bolton, vice-president. Peter Romoren. president, and Diane Horkan. secretary-treasurer 106 — Juniors Steven Albers Ronald Austin Gerald Bass Dean Baungarten Debra Baumgerten Debbie Bavna Betts Behn Judith Behn Warren Behn John Berlin Janis Berien Kuftene Bind I Cary Bind I Susan Blakeslee Mary Bolton Susan Borleske Steven Bowlin Den Bradles Daily Activities Keep Juniors Busy Jeff res Brandt Gars Brenner Monica Bres Ls nn Bross n David BrueRgeman Ronald Brueggeman Susan Brsant Steven Carroll Glenda Christian Darla Clauson (ieorge Clement Kllen Glosses Steven Coens Larrs Collins Rrieii Conlin Nancy (Conlin kas Corss it It Holly Craker Susan Craker Dan Curtin John Dasis (.aura Debaets Bechs Decot Mars Dee Nancy Doross Larrs Doubles Diane Drachcnberg Kenneth Kllett Sharon Kllis Kathleen Knnis Juniors — 107 Cory Erickson 1 Paulette Even John Finnegan Marsha Fish l.eah Flohr Linda Gardner Timoth) Carves Stephanie Gavin Cinds Geimer Paul Grosskrueger Linda Gudenschu ager Pats Haefer Pam Hahn Larrx Hamburg Donald Harms Russell Harms Patricia Hartje Sharon Hasz Juniors Make Big Homecoming Effort Bonnie Haw kins Sandra Held William Held Thelma Hill Karen Hillman Katherine Hirst Rick Holtz Diane Horkan m Hon Kathleen Huff Jerrs Johanson Bruce Johnston Dottie Johnston Kevin Jordan Mike Junge Karen Karstetter Jim Kami Robert Kami Dennis Kcmpf Pamela Kile Diane Kissack Katherine Knudson Keith Koenecke Marcia Koenecke (ionnie Koenig Kathleen Koenig C lithla Kraerner Gerald Krug Jan Kucher ( dicr I Laridaen 108 — Juniors Steve Leake Janice Licht David Liegel JnAnn Lohr Leon Lombard Vernon Lucht Diana Luedtke Teresa Luetkens Vickie Luxton Jackie Lyon LuAnn Matousek Cindy McHenrx Ceralx n Stead Kelli Meister Ann Mexer Charles Mexer Diane Mexer Carl Miesbauer Brxan Miller Bonnie Montgomarx Jeffrex Montgomarx Terri Moore Susan Mullikin Daxxn Murdock Rick Myers Gary Olson Richard Olson Terri Ophoxen D.i id Parkhurst James Patterson Juniors — 109 Jeff Pearcy Jenni Picket John Pohlman Dan Powell Debra Powell Robert Puranen Annette Raupp John Rector Kinma Lee Reed John Rego Jane Reimer Norma Reineke Joy Richert David Roediger Mark Romberg VI icheal Romberg J ill Romerdahl Peter Romeran Slave Day Raises Funds for Prom Rodney Rufenacht Joe Sander Donald Sanders Virgil Schafer Robert Schlieckau Jacqueline Schmitt Debra Schrank Kurt Schrank Steve Shulenbu Patsy Schuette Glenn Schulte Bonnie Schultz Karla Shird Terri Shultis Susan Sigafus Gary Slaney Christi Smith Linda Smith Douglas Snyder Diane Steinbauer Laurie Stolte Cindy Stout Marvin Svobad Mike Svoboda Patricia Thompson Linda Tourdot Steve Tourdot Wayne Tourdot Kieth VandeWater Andrew Vogel 110 — Juniors Auctioneer Jenni Picket sells classmate Mike Romberg at Slave Day Sale to make money for Prom Junior Russ Harms is a reluctant slave a few days later for Mr� Harder Not Pictured Linda Bass Yvonne Bergman Duane Brandt Donald Carter Thomas Doering Jill Dull Kevin Ennis Mike Ferguson Rita Geffert Joan Gibeaut Maxine Huffman Candace Jackson Thomas Knuth Sheldon LeMoine Ron Loper Jon Marshall Steve Matyas Donald Meyer Judy Meyer Mark Meyer Dave Mueller Vivian Nelson Bonnie Noel Monte Noel Mary Nussbaum Jane Radke Rita Reimer Brigitte Schvvinch Michael Sussek Larry Tourdot Karen Utley Cindi Wobschall Vicky Zick Carols n Wacholtz Linda Wagner Susan Wanless Glenn Weiss Jeannine Westphal Rodnes Williams Sharon Williams C nthia Wohling Csnthia Wood Far I Zastrow V I Juniors — 111 Senior Class Seniors returned in late August from summer jobs to a full schedule of classes that included many new course offerings. The girls found their way into the shop, the boys into the home- ec room, and both out planting glowers and shrubs in ornamental horticulture. A first prize homecoming skit and a tremendous bonfire made October a success. Semester ended and several of the seniors left for jobs and school with enough credits accumulated for early graduation. Being measured for caps and gowns, and picking up announce- ments became sign that the end wasn’t far off. The third outdoor graduation in a row was the final goal for the se- nior year. Seniors Carroll Gullick and Claudme Ouellette don’t let a little ram and cold weather stop them from enjoying an early season track meet. Basketball player Jerry Hinz represents the many seniors who spent their extra-curricular at varsity sports. 112 — Seniors Senior Class Officers Mark Clossey, president; Kathy Miller, secretary-treasurer; Mark Olson, vice-president Pat Braun, just being a senior Seniors Find Many Ways to Spend a Year Nancy Walsh displays her beverage preferences atfhe French Club Mardi Gras Mrs Harder and Mrs. Fangmeier show Dave Bates what happens to seniors who can’t keep quiet in the library Seniors — 113 Sue VV’ojak and Linda Cooper count tickets for fall musical production Oklahoma.'' Seniors Assist With Extra Activities tEN’AE ANDERSON vlAl KEEN ARBOCAST INCENT AfDETAT ELIZABETH BASS MVID BATES X)NALD BATES MI.BERT BA I MCARTEN CATHY BERLIN -E ROY BERLIN sANCY BERNIEN U.AN BESSERT BARBARA BITTNER 114 — Seniors RICHARD BLAKESLEE DEBRA BODENDEIN MARCIA BODENDEIN DOUGLAS BOLTON MIKE BORLESKE PATRICIA BRAUN DON BREICHT LAURA BROWN TERESA BRUEGCEMAN BEVERLY BURNS GARY BYMERS STEVE CARPENTER LAVINDA CARLSON VICKIE CARROLL GWEN CASSITY MELODY CAYSE MARK CLOSSEY SHERI CRAKER JANIE DEAKIN CHERYL DOBSON Seniors — 115 DAVID EMERY KEVIN ENNIS DOUGLAS FEARING KRIS FEH REN BACH PATRICK FISH SUSAN FISH ZITA FISH STEVEN FLOHR BRENDA FULLER ROSS FULLER JULIE GADE DENNIS GARDNER MARY GAWRONSKI MARY GEFFERT DEBRA GEIMER TERRY GRAY CAROL GULLICK ALAN HAHN GREGORY HAHN TERRY HAPPLE 116 — Seniors Senior boys Mike Kelley. Duane Radke. Stuart Lindloff. and Jerome Ninnemann prepare to face the world through the bachelor-know- how course Bachelor Know-How Builds Culinary Skill DENNIS HARDER CYNTHIA HARMS DEAN H ARMS JULIE HARMS MICHAEL HARTJE DONALD HARTZELL SARAH HASLER JIM HASZ Seniors — 117 Senior semester graduates include Deb McWilliams. Brenda Klingaman. Kitty Kucher SECOND ROW: Jackie Nemitz. Cathv Pearson Paul Luhersen, and Vickie Marshall. Semester Graduation a First for 7 Seniors WARREN HEIDRICH DEBRA HERRITZ PATTI HERRITZ LUANN HIGGINS RENEE HILL CRAIG HILLMAN GERALD HINZ BRENDA HIRST 118 — Seniors DAN HOADLEY UM)A HOI All s WALTER HOLTON KIM HOLTZ DEBRA HORKAN MICHAEL HORK w STE I- HORKAN GLENDA HORSTMANN JOE HOY MARTHA HOY GERRY HYZER STEVE IHDE KARYL JINKINS KAREN JUNGE CINDY KANEY DONALD KAUN MIKE KELLY RANDOLPH KISSACK LINDA KLAETSCH BRENDA KLINCAMAN Seniors — 119 CINDY KLITZKE CYNTHIA KNIGHT DALE KOCH JANET KOCKER DONNA KOPPEN DAVID KOSAK SHEILA KREY NANCY KRUEGER KITTY KUCHER ELGIE LAESEKE CHARMAIN LANGE MARK LANGE SUSAN LANGE WILLIAM LARIDAEN JANICE LICHT JULIE LICHT CARY LICHTE STUART LINDLOFF LINDA LOCELIN MARTHA LOPER 120 — Seniors A few slogans decorate one of the 21 outhouses assem- bled for the homecoming bonfire 21 Outhouses Make a Super-Great Bonfire PAUL LUEHRSEN VICKI MARSHALL DEBRA MCWILLIAMS SHELLY MEISTER SHAUN METZGER MARK MEYER PAULA MEYER KATHLEEN MILLER Seniors — 121 Senior LaVinda Carlson leam the mechanics of the keypunch machine in a business ed class. Co-op Prepares Seniors for Job Market MARK MONTGOMERY PATRICIA MONTGOMERY KAREN NASH JACKIE NEMITZ ERIC NEWCOMB JEROME NINNEMANN AUDREY OETZMAN JILL OLSON MARK OLSON CLAUDINE OUELLETTE PATTI PARKHURST RANDALL PARKS 122 — Seniors CATHY PEARSON JOE PELTON MARK PELTON JEAN PETERSON CATRINE PILLER CARLA RABUCK RICHARD RABUCK DUANE RADKE JANET REED SANDRA RECO ROCHELLE REIMER JEANE REINE DARRELL REPKA RITA REPKA LINDA REUSCH STEVE RHINEHART DEBORAH RICK HAROLD RIST LARRY ROECKER RICHARD ROSE Seniors 123 Kath Miller and Renae Anderson sort through countless boxes of announcements as gradua- tion da draws near Announcements Arrive : the End Is Near KATHLEEN RYCZEK STEVE RYNKOWSKI CYNTHIA SACHSE JOHN SCHANKE MYRANA SCHENCK RICHARD SCHENCK MARCIA SCHNEIDER RANDY SCHRANK 124 — Seniors CRAIG SCHROEDER KRIS SCHROEDER CAROLSCHUETTE MIKE SCHULZ SUSAN SCHWARTZ DELORES SCHYVINCK CARY SCHYVINCH PETER SCHYVINCH SHARON SCOLES DAVID SCOTT BEVERLY SHIELDS KATHLEEN SHIRD CINDY SPAHN ROXANE SPRINGER KURT STEINWEC THOMAS STEINWEC JEAN STEVENS I ONNASTOUT FRED STRUT KAREN SUSSEK Seniors — 125 Seniors Dennis Tibbitts, Wilbert Baumgarten. and Warren Heidrich learn the principles of wave motion using a ripple tank Tough Classes Keep Seniors Occupied SUSAN TESSMER REBECCA THERINC CLONT THOMPSON KATHLEEN THOMPSON DENNIS TIBBITTS BRENDA TOUR DOT LINDA TOUR DOT dan id vande w ater 126 — Seniors i Not Pictured JEFF BERNHARDT DOBORAH BRENNAN TIM CADY MARTY CLAUSON LINDA COOPER RODGER DUNSE DAVE FROEHLICH MARK GILMORE ALLAN HELD DANNY HINZE BRAD ISAACSON BRENDA JOHNSON MARILYN KILE JOHN KRUEGER JEFFLARUE ROBERT MEARS KEN MEYER MIKE MEYER JAN MLSNA SHARON MUELLER KATHY PARKHURST GERALD RUFENACHT MARK SCHROEDER DREW SCHULENBURG MARK SCHYVINCK DAVID STEINHORST STEVE TANCNEY MIKE WOBSCHALL VICKY VERTHEIN NANCY WALSH PAUL WANLESS MARK WEGNER LOIS WEISS PAMELA WELLS DAVID WESTEDT GRIFFIN WESTERMAN GERALD WHITE SUE WOJAK VICKIE YNGSDAL ANGELA ZIECH KAREN ZIMMERMAN DALE MUNDTH Seniors — 127 Senior Information RENAE ANDERSON — Intramurals 3,4; Sym- phonic Band 1; Concert Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 3,4; Mixed Choir 4; History Discussion 4; Solo and Ensemble 1.2.3.4; Oklahoma ; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; French Club 1.2.3.4 — V. P. 4; Thespians 3,4; AFS 2,3,4; YTY 3,4. MAUREEN ARBOGAST — Spanish Club 2; YTY 2; Prom Court 3; Transferred from Cumberland, Wis. in soph year. INC.ENT AUDETAT— Football 1,2; Intramurals 2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Lettermans Club 3,4; Hockey Club 3,4 STEVE BALL ELIZA BE I H BASS — Girls Track 3; Varsitv Band 1; FBLA 4; Symphonic Band 2; Solo and Ensemble 1; Co-Op 4; FHA 1.2,3 —Sec. 3 DAVID BATES — Cross Country 2,3,4; Intramur- als 2,3,4; Track 2,3; History Discussion 4; Key Club 2,3,4; Lettermans Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Hockey Club 3,4. DONALD BATES — Cross Country 2,3.4; Intra- murals 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; History Discussion 4; Key Club 2,3,4; Lettermans Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Hockey Club 3,4; Class Officer — Pres. 2; Stu- dent Council 2. WILBERT BAUMGARTEN — Intramurals 4; FFA 1,2,3.. KATHY BERLIN LE ROY BERLIN — Rifle Club 1,2,3; FFA 1.2.3 4 — V. P. 3. JEFF BERNHARDT—Boys Glee3. NANCY BERNIEN — Intramurals 3; Concert Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 4; Marching Band 2,3,4; Solo and Ensemble 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3; French Club 2; FBLA 3.4; AFS 2,3. ALAN BESSERT — Rifle Club 2; Latin Club 2. BARBARA BITTNER — Girls Track 2; Symphonic Band 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; French Club 1,2; FBLA 1,2; Art Club 4. RICHARD BLAKESLEE — Football 1.2.3.4; Bas- ketball 1,2; Intramurals 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Let- termans Club 2,3,4; Homecoming Court — King 4; Prom Court 3. DEBRA BODEN DEIN — Spanish Club 2; Scientae Medicae 2. MARCIA BODENDEIN — Symphonic Band 1; Solo and Ensemble 1; French Club 1,2,3; FBLA 4; Co-Op 4; W inter Carnival Court 3; Prom Court 3. YTY 3. DOUGLAS BOLTON — Intramurals 4; Co-Op 4. MIKE BORLESKE — Football 1,2,3.4; Track 1,2,3; Lettermans Club 3,4; Homecoming Court 4. PATRICIA BRAUN — Pep Club 1,2,3; Latin Club 1.2; FBLA 1.2; Art Club 4 DON BREIGHT — Varsity Band 1; Symphonic Band 2,3; Concert Band 4; Marching Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 1; Solo and Ensemble 2,3; Rifle Club 1,2, 3. DEBORAH BRENNAN — Symphonic Band 1; Pep Club 1.2; Spanish Club 1; FBLA 3; Scientae Medi- cae 1; AFS 1; YTY 3. LAURA BROWN — Girls Track 1,2; Varsity Band 1; Concert Band 2; Girls Glee 1; Marching Band 2; Solo and Ensemble 1,2; Brigadoon ; Pep Club 1; FBLA 4; Co-Op 4; FHA 2 — Co-Rec. Leader; AFS 1. TERESA BRUEGGEMAN — Forensics 1,2,3; Pep Club 1.2.3; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; FT A 2.3; SLA 1.2, 3,4; FHA 1,2,3; YTY 2,3,4 BEVERLY BURNS — Intramurals 3,4; Girls Glee 3; Pep Club 1; FBLA 3,4; Scientae Medicae 1; Homecoming Court 1; Gleaner 1,2; YTY 3,4. GARY BYMERS — Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1.2. 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Oklahoma ; Key Club 4; Let- termans Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Thespians 4; Homecoming Court 4; Prom Court 3; AFS 4; Stu- dent Council 1. TIM CADY STEVE CARPENTER — Football 3.4 — Mgr.; Basketball 3 — Mgr.; Baseball 1,2,3,4 — Mgr.; Track 2; Lettermans Club 3,4. LAVINDA CARLSON — Senior Transfer Student From Overland Park, Kansas. VICKIE CARROLL — Varsity Band 1; Concert Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 4; Marcfling Band 3,4; Or- chestra 4; Solo and Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1, 2.3.4. MELODY CAYSE — Varsity Band 1; Pep Band 2,3; Concert Band 2,3; Jazz Ensemble 3. MARTV CLAUSON— Football 2,3; Prom Court 3. MARK CLOSSEY — Volleyball 4; Basketball 1,2.3. 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Oklahoma ; Key Club 2,3,4; Let- termans Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1; Thespians 4; Class Officer — V.P. 4; Prom Court — King 3; Stu- dent Council — V. P. 4 LINDA COOPER — Pep Club 1; French Club 2; FBLA 3; AFS 1; YTY 3. SHERI CRAKER — Girls Track 4; FHA 1,2,4 — Parli. 4; Student Council 4. JANIE DEAKIN — Intramurals 3; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Latin Club 2,3; Homecoming Court 3; Winter Carnival Court 3; Prom Court 3; AFS 1,2,3,4. CHERYL DOBSON — Girls Volleyball 4; Girls Track 2; Varsity Band I; Concert Band 2,3; Pep Band 2,3; Marching Band 3; Mixed Choir 4; Solo and Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3; Latin Club 3,4; Scientae Medicae 1,2; FHA 2. RODGER DUNSE DAVID EMERY— FFA 1. KEVIN ENNIS— Hockey Club3,4. DOUG FEARING — Football 1,2.3,4; Wrestling I, 2; Golf 1; Homecoming Court 4; Prom Court 3. KRIS FEH REN BACH — Girls Track 1.2,3,4; Var- sity Band 1; Concert Band 2; Marching Band 2; Our Town”; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 3,4; Spanish Club 2; Wrestling Cheerleader 1,2 — Capt. 2; V. Basketball Cheerleader 4 — Capt.; J.V. Cheer- leader 3— Capt.; Football Cheerleader 3,4; AFS 1, 2,3,4. PATRICK FISH — Football 1,2.3; Volleyball 4; Wrestling 1; Intramurals 2,3,4; Golf 1,2; Mixed Choir 4; Key Club 2,3,4; Lettermans Club 2,3,4 — Pres. 4; Winter Carnival Court 1. SUSAN FISH — Intramurals 2,3,4; Symphonic Band 1; Concert Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Jazz Ensemble 3,4; Marching Band 2,3,4; Mixed Choir 3, 4; Madripops 4; Solo and Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Okla- homa ; Spanish Club2,3 — Sec.-Tre. 3; FHA2,3,4. ZITA FISH — Girls Volleyball 4; Forensics 1; YTY 3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4 — Rec. Leader2. STEVEN FLOUR —Tennis 1.2; Rifle Club 1.2.3.4; Hockey Club 4. DAVE FROEHLICH BRENDA FULLER — Senior transfer student from Rockford, Illinois. ROSS FULLER — Football 1,3; Intramurals 2,3.4. JULIE CADE — Girls Track 2; Symphonic Band 1; Concert Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 4; Marching Band 4; Solo and Ensemble 2,4; French Club 1,2; FBLA 3,4; Winter Carnival Court I; AFS 1. DENNIS GARDNER MARY GAWRONSKI — Intramurals 1,2; Track 1; Girls Glee 1.2; Scientae Medicae 1; FHA 1,2,3 — Rec. Leader 3. MARY GEFFERT — Varsity Band 1; Symphonic Band 2; Pep Club 1; FBLA 3; Scientae Medicae 2; YTY 3. DEBRA GEIMER — Mixed Choir 3,4; French Club 2; Scientae Medicae 1; FHA 1,2,3 — Tre. 2; “Betty Crocker Award 4. MARK GILMORE — Football 3,4; Homecoming Court 4 TERRY GRAY CAROL GULLICK— Intramurals 2,3,4; Symphon- ic Band 1; Mixed Choir4; Madripops4; Forensics 2; Night of Jan. 16th , Brigadoon , Guys and Dolls , “Thurber Carnival , Oklahoma”, Spring Play St Dir.; Badger Girls State 3; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Latin Club 1,2,3,4 — Sec.-Tre. 3; Thespians 2,3,4 — Scribe 4; Scientae Medicae I; Wrestling Cheer- leader 4; Class Officer — Sec.-Tre. 3; Prom Court 3 — Queen; AFS 2,3.4 — Sec. 3, V.P 4; YTY 3.4; Stu- dent Council 1,3 — V.P. 3; DAR Award ALAN HAHN GREGORY HAHN — Orchestra 1,2; Co-Op 4. TERRY HAPPLE DENNIS HARDER — Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 4; Homecoming Court 4. CYNTHIA HARMS — Girls Volleyball 4; Girls Track 1,2,3,4; Varsity Band 1; Symphonic Band 2; Concert Band 3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Marching Band 2, 3,4; Orchestra 3,4; Solo and Ensemble 1,2,3; FBLA 4; Co-Op 4; YTY 3. DEAN HARMS — Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Golf 1,2,3,4; Rifle Club 1. JULIE HARMS — Girls Basketball 4; Intramurals 3,4; Symphonic Band 1; Concert Band 2,3; Pep Band 3; Marching Band 2,3; Orchestra 3; Solo and Ensemble 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Spanish Club 2; FBLA 3,4 — Sec. 4; Co-Op 4; AFS 3. MICHAEL HARTJE — Football 1; Intramurals 1, 2.3.4 DONALD HARTZELL — Forensics 2,4; FFA 1.2, 3.4 — Reporter 4. SARAH HASLER — Intramurals 2,3,4; Girls Track 2,3,4; Varsity Band 1; Mixed Choir 3,4; Madripops 4; Solo and Ensemble 3,4; Our Town . “Guys and Dolls , Brigadoon , Oklahoma ; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Thespians 4; V. Basketball Cheerleader 2,3,4; Football Cheerleader 2,3,4; Gle- aner 1; AFS 2,3,4. JIM HASZ — Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3.4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Varsity Band 1; Concert Band 2,3, 4; Jazz Ensemble 4; Marching Band 3,4; Orchestra 3,4; Solo and Ensemble 3,4; Lettermans Club 3,4; Homecoming Court 4. WARREN HEIDRICH — Intramurals 3; Track 2,3. 4. ALLAN HELD —Co-Op 1. DEBRA HERRITZ — Intramurals 2,4; Girls Glee 3; Mixed Choir4; Spanish Club 1,2; FBLA 4. PATTI HERRITZ — Junior transfer student; Girls Glee 3. LUANN HIGGINS RENEE HILL — Varsity Band 1; FHA 3; Art Club 4. CRAIG HILLMAN — Football 1; Volleyball 3.4; Basketball 1.2.3,4; Golf 2,3,4; Varsity Band 1; Mixed Choir 4; Badger Boys State 3; Key (dub 4; Lettermans Club 4; Thespians 3.4; “Oklahoma ”; Rifle Club 1.2.3.4 GERALD H1NZ— Cross Country 2,3,4; Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,4; Golf 3; “Spring Play ; Key Club 2,3,4; Lettermans Club 3,4. DANNY IIINZE — Volleyball 2; Wrestling I; In- tramurals 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,3. BRENDA HIRST — Girls Volleyball 4 — Capt.; Intramurals 2,3,4; History Discussion 4; Pep Club 1. 2,3; Latin Club 1,2,3 — Tre. 2; SLA 2,3,4; Cleaner 4 — Co-Editor; Salutatorian of Senior Class. DAN HOADLEY LINDA HOLMES — Varsity Band 1; Symphonic Band 2; Concert Band 3.4; Pep Band 3.4; Marching Band 3,4; Solo and Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Scientae Med- icae 1.2; AFS 3.4 WALTER HOLTON KIM HOLTZ — Girls Glee 2; “Oklahoma '; Spring Play : Pep Club 1.2; FBLA 3; Thespians 4. DEBRA HORKAN — Varsity Band I; Concert Band 2; Solo and Ensemble 1,2; Forensics 2,3; Guvs and Dolls ”, Brigadoon”; Pep Club 1,2,3; Latin Club 1.2,3,4; Thespians 3,4; AFS 2,3.4; YTY 3; Co-Valedictorian of Senior Class. MICHAEL HORKAN —Co-Op4; FFA 1,2,3 4 STEVE HORKAN —FFA 1.2.3.4 — Parli. 4. GLENDA HORSTMANN — Girls Volleyball 4; Intramurals 4. JOE HOY — Football 1,2; Rifle Club 1.2.3; Hockey Club 2,3,4; Winter Carnival Court 3; Prom Court 3. MARTHA HOY — intramurals 2.3.4; Girls Tennis 3; Pep Club 1; Scientae Medicae 1: FHA 1,2,3. GERRY HYZER — Football 1; Volleyball 2,3,4; Basketball 1.2,3; Intramurals 4; Track 1,2; Key Club 3; Wintei Carnival Court 2 — King; Prom Court 3. STEVE HIDE — Intramurals 4; Hockev Club 3; FFA 1,2,3,4. KIM HOLTZ BRAD ISAACSON — Football 1; Volleyball 1; Basketball 1,2; Intramurals3; Golf 1,2. KARYL JINK1NS — Girls Volleyball 3; Girls Glee 3; Pep Club 1; Scientae Medicae i.2; Gleaner 1,2. BRENDA JOHNSON —Mixed Choir 4; YTY 3. KAREN JUNGE — Girls Basketball 4 — Capt.; In- tramurals 4; Varsity Band 1; Concert Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 4; Marching Band 2,3,4; Solo and Ensem- ble 2,3,4, French Club 2; FBLA 3,4 — Tre. 3; FH A 3. CINDY KANEY — Girls Glee 2; Pep Club 1; Homecoming Court 1. DONALD KAUN — Volleyball 1; Intramurals 1; Golf I . Co-Op 4; Rifle (dub 1.2; Ecology Club 2. MIKE KELLY — FFA3,4 YTY3. MARILYN KILE — Scientae Medicae 2. RANDALPH KISSACK — Wrestling2. LINDA KLAETSCH — FBLA 4. BRENDA KLINGAMAN — Pep Club 1; French Club 2; FBLA 3; YTY 3. CINDY KLITZKE— Girls Track 2.3; PepClub2,3; FHA 1.2. CYNTHIA KNIGHT — Girls Basketball 4; Mixed Choir 3.4; Madripops 4; History Discussion 4; Solo and Ensemble 3,4; Forensics 3,4; Guys and Dolls ; Brigadoon ; Oklahoma”; Spring Play ; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3,4; Thespians 4; FBLA 2; AFS2,3,4; YTY3,4. DALE KOCH — FFA 3. JANET KOCHER DONNA KOPPEN DAVID KOSAK — Track 1,2,3,4; Varsity Band 1; Concert Band 2,3; Pep Band 2.3; Jazz Ensemble 3; Marching Band 3; Solo and Ensemble 2,3; Ecology Club 1,2 —V.P. 2. SHEILA KREY — Varsity Band 1; Symphonic Band 2; Concert Band 3; Marching Band 3; One Act Play ; Spring Play ; Pep Club 2.3; FBLA 3; AFS 3; Ecology Club 2; Thespians 4. JOHN KRUEGER —Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball I, 2; Intramurals 3,4; Track 2,3,4; Homecoming Court 4 NANCY KRUEGER — Girls Basketball 4; Intra- murals 2,3.4; Varsits Band 1; Symphonic Band 2; Concert Band 3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Marching Band 2, 3,4; Solo and Ensemble 2,3,4; Pep Club 1.2,3; Span- ish Club 2,3; FBLA 3.4; AFS 2,3. KITTY KUCHER — Varsity Band I; Concert Band 2; FBLA 3; Winter Carnival Court 3 — Queen ELGIE LAESEKE—FFA 1,2,3,4. CHARMAIN LANGE — Girls Track 1; Symphonic Band 1; Pep Club 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2; A FS 2; YTY 3. MARK LANGE— Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3; In- tramurals 4; Baseball 1,2; Track 3; Golf 4; Sym- phonic Band 1; Concert Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 3; Jazz Ensemble 3,4; Marching Band 3,4 — Drum Major 3,4; Orchestra 3; History Discussion 4; Solo and Ensemble 1,2,3,4; “Guys and Dolls ; Spring Play ; Key Club 2,3,4; Lettermans Club 3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3,4 — Pres. 4; Thespians 3,4; Class Officer — V. P. 2; Class Officer — Pres. 3; AFS 2,3,4 — Pres. 4; Student Council 3,4 — Pres. 4; AFS Student to Argentina 3. SUSAN LANCE — Girls Volleyball 4; Intramurals 3; Girls Track 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3; FHA 2. WILLIAM LARIDAEN — FFA 1,2,3,4 JEFF LARUE JANICE LICHT — Girls Track 1,2,3; Girls Tennis 3.4; FBLA 4; Co-Op 4; FHA 1,2,3. JULIE LICHT — Intrainurals 4; Girls Track 2,3,4; Girls Tennis 3,4; FBLA 4; Co-Op 4; Homecoming Court 4; FHA 1,2,3. GARY LICHTE — Intramurals 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Lettermans Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2. STUART LINDLOFF LINDA LOGELIN — Girls Volleyball 2; Girls Track 2; Spanish Club 1,2; FBLA 2,3; AFS 4; YTY 3; Art Club 4 MARTHA LOPER — Ecology Club 2; Soph, trans- fer student from Lodi. PAUL LUEHRSEN — Football 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3; Symphonic Band 1; Latin Club 2.3; Forensics 2; Concert Band 2,3; Golf 2,3; Lettermans Club 3; Thespians 3,4; Jazz Ensemble 3; Brigadoon ; “Thurber Carnival ’; Oklahoma . VICKI MARSHALL — Girls Volleyball 3; Intra- murals 3,4; Girls Glee 1; Mixed Choir 2,3,4; Madri- pops 3,4; Solo and Ensemble 3; Forensics 2,3; Oklahoma ”; Brigadoon ; Guys and Dolls ; Pep Club 1,2; French Club 1,2,3; Thespians 3,4; Scien- tae Medicae 1; J.V. Cheerleader 2; Homecoming Court 4, YTY 3,4; Student Council 1. DEBRA MC WILLIAMS — Intramurals 2,3,4; Girls Track 2; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; FHA 2,3,4 — Pres. 3; Ecology Club 2,3 — V. P 3. ROBERT MEARS SHELLY MEISTER — FBLA 2.3.4 — V P 3, Pres. 4; YTY 3. SHAUN METZGER — Intramurals 4; Pep Club 2; French Club 2,3,4; Homecoming Court 2. KEN MEYER MARK MEYER — Boys Glee L2.3.4 MIKE MEYER — Freshman Band 1; Hockey Club 4 PAULA MEYER — Varsity Band 1,2,3; Concert Band 4; Pep Band 1; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Solo and Ensemble 1; FHA 1,2,3. KATHLEEN MILLER — Girls Glee 3; Mixed Choir 4; Oklahoma ; One Act Play ; “Spring Play ; Pep Club 3,4; Latin Club 2,3,4; Thespians 4; FTA 2 — V.P. 2; Class Officer — Sec.-Tre. 4; Homecoming Court 4; Gleaner 3,4 — Co-Editor 4; FHA 1,2,3,4 — Historian 2, Reporter 3,4; AFS 3,4; Ecology Club 2; Student Council 4 — Sec.-Tre. 4. JAN MLSNA — Girls Volleyball 4; Girls Basketball 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Girls Track 1,2,3,4; Girls Tennis 3; Badger Girls State 3; Pep Club 1; Spanish Club 2; FHA 2,3. MARK MONTGOMERY — Football 1.2.3.4; Wres- tling 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 3,4; Golf 1,2,3; Letter- mans Club 2,3,4; Homecoming Court 4; Prom Court 3. PATRICIA MONTGOMERY — Symphonic Band 1; Latin Club 3. SHARON MUELLER —Girls Glee3. DALE MUNDTH — Football 3,4; Basketball 2; Intramurals 3,4; Baseball 4; Lettermans Club 4; Co- Op 4; Rifle Club 1; Homecoming Court 4. KAREN NASH — Mixed Choir 2,3,4; Vladripops3, 4; Solo and Ensemble 2,3; Forensics 1,2,3; Our Town ; Guys and Dolls ; Brigadoon ; “Okla- homa ; French Club 1,2,3; Thespians 2,3.4; Scien- tae Medicae 1; AFS 1,2,3; YTY3. JACKIE NEMITZ— FHA I.2.3.4. ERIC NEWCOMB — Football 1; Volleyball 2,4; Basketball 1; Intramurals 4; Track 1,2; Golf 3,4; History Discussion 4; French Club 2. JEROME NINNEMANN — Intramurals 4; Base- ball 1,2,3,4. AUDREY OETZMAN — Solo and Ensemble 1; Co- Op 4; FHA 1; Class Officer — Sec.-Tre. 2; Student Council 2. JILL OLSON —Co-Op4 MARK OLSON — Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1,2; Intramurals 3,4; Golf 1,2,3,4; Key Club 1.2,3,4; Let- termans Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Class Offi- cer — Pres. 4; Homecoming Court 4; Prom Court 3; Student Council 4. CLAUDINE OUELLETTE — Intramurals 3,4; Varsity Band 1; Symphonic Band 2; Marching Band 2; Solo and Ensemble 2; Forensics 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4 — Pres. 4; Spanish Club 2,3 — Pres. 3; Thespians 2,3,4; Scientae Medicae 2; J.V. Cheer- leader 2; Gleaner 3; AFS 2,3,4; YTY 4. KATHY PARKHURST — Intramurals 2,3.4; Girls Track 1; Girls Glee 1; FHA 1.2,3.4 —V.P 3. Pres. 4 PATTI PARKHURST — Intramurals 2,3,4; Pep Club 1; FHA 1,2,3. RANDALL PARKS — Mixed Choir 4; Okla- homa Spring Play ; Thespians 4; YTY 3. CATHY PEARSON — Symphonic Band I; Pep Club 1,2; Spanish Club 1.2,3; Scientae Medicae 1; Homecoming Court 3; Prom Court 3; YTY 3. JOE PELTON — Intramurals 2,3,4; Track 1,2; Co- Op 4. MARK PELTON — Football 1; Wrestling 1; Intra- murals 2,3,4; Mixed Choir 3,4; Madripops 3; Okla- homa '; Thespians 4. JEAN PETERSON — Girls Track 2,3; Varsity Band 1; Symphonic Band 2; Concert Band 3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Jazz Ensemble 3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Solo and Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2; Spanish Club 1, 2; Co-Op 4; AFS 2,3,4; YTY 3. CA IRINE P1LLER — Spanish Club 4; Homecom- ing Court 4; AFS 4; Student Council 4; AFS Foreign Exchange Student from Belgium 4 CARLA RABUCK — Girls Glee 4; Scientae Medi- cae 1; FHA 3. RICHARD RABUCK — Football 1.2,3,4; Intramur- als 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Lettermans Club 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Court 4; Prom Court 3; Basketball I, 2. DUANE RADKE— FFA 3.4 JANET REED — Symphonic Band 1,2; Concert Band 3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Marching Band 3,4; Solo and Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 2; Scientae Medicae 1,2; AFS 3,4. SANDRA REGO — Girls Glee 2,3; FTA 3; Scientae Medicae 2; FHA 1,2,3,4 — Parli. 3, V.P. and Tre. 4; YTY 3. ROCHELLE REIMER — Intramurals 3; Varsity Band 1; Concert Band 3; Pep Band 3; Marching Band 2,3; Solo and Ensemble 3; Pep Club 2,3; FBLA 2,3,4 — V.P. 4; Co-Op 4; Scientae Medicae 1; AFS 2,3. JEANE REINE — Intramurals 4; Prom Court 3; FHA 1. DARRELL REPKA — Football 1; Wrestling 1.2,3. 4; Track 3; Lettermans Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 3,4; Rifle Club 1; FFA 3,4; YTY 3; Art Club 1,2,3. RITA REPKA — Intramurals 3,4; History Discus- sion 4; Solo and Ensemble 1,4; Forensics 1,2,3,4; ' Brigadoon ; Thurber Carnival ; Oklahoma ; Spring Play ; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1.2; Thespians 3,4 — Sec 4; Prom Court 3; AFS 2,3,4; YTY 4; Student Council 2 — Sec. 2; Co-Valedictori- an of Senior Class. LINDA REUSCH — Girls Basketball 4; Forensics 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1,2; SLA 2,3,4; Scientae Medicae 1,2,3; Gleaner 1,2; FHA 4; AFS 2, 3,4 STEVE RH1NEHART — Intramurals 4; Track 3,4; Co-Op 4. DEBORAH RICH — Girls Volleyball 3; Intramur- als 3; Gleaner 2; YTY 3. HAROLD RIST — Forensics 2; Co-Op 4; Rifle Club 3. LARRY ROECKER — Wrestling l;Co-Op4; Hock- ey Club 3; FFA 1,2,3,4 RICHARD ROSE— FFA 1,2. GERALD RUFENACHT KATHLEEN RYCZEK — Intramurals 4; Girls Glee 3; MixedChoir4; Scientae Medicae 1. STEVE RYNKOWSKI — Basketball 1 Intramurals 2,4; Baseball 4; Track 1,2,3; Solo and Ensemble 1; Spanish Club 2; FTA 1; Varsity Band 1. CYNTHIA SACHSE — Sophomore transfer student from Illinois. JOHN SCHANKE— Football 1; Basketball 1; In- tramurals 3; Baseball 1,2,3,4. MYRNA SCHENCK — Girls Glee 1.2; Mixed Choir 3,4; Solo and Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Forensics 1,2,3; Oklahoma ; Thespians 4; Scientae Medicae 1,2; FHA 1,2. RICHARD SCHF NCK — Tennis 2,3; Varsity Band 1; Concert Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Jazz En- semble 2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2, 4; Solo and Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Rifle Club 2. MARCIA SCHNEIDER — Intramurals 3; Sym- phonic Band 1; Solo and Ensemble 1; “Oklahoma ; Pep Club 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Thespians 4; FBLA 4; Co-Op 4. RANDY SCHRANK — Football 1.2,3,4; Basketball 1; intramurals 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Key Club 2,3; Lettermans Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Home- coming Court 4; Prom Court 3. CRAIG SCHROEDER — Varsity Band 1; Concert Band 2,3,4; Marching Band 2,3,4; Solo and Ensem- ble 3,4. KRIS SCHROEDER —Varsity Band 1; Pep Club 1; FBLA 3; Scientae Medicae 2; YTY 3. MARK SCHROEDER CAROL SCHUETTE — Freshman Band 1; Sym- phonic Band 2,3; Concert Band 4; Marching Band 2. 3,4; Orchestra 4; History Discussion 4; Solo and Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Forensics 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Wrestling Cheerleader 2,3,4 — Capt 3,4; Class Officer — V.P. 3; AFS 2,3,4; Stu- dent Council 3,4. DREW SCHULENBURC — Tennis 1.2.3.4; Boys Glee 1; Hockey Club 3. MIKE SCHULZ — Football 1; Intramurals 1,2; Track 1; Co-Op 4. SUSAN SCHWARTZ— Intramurals 4; Girls Tennis 4; Spanish Club 1; FHA 1,2,3. DELORES SCHYVINCK — FBLA 2 GARY SCHYVINCK —Co-Op4; FFA 1,2,3,4 MARK SCHYVINCK — Co-Op4. PETER SCHYVINCK — FFA 1,2,3,4 — Parli. 3, Sec. 4. SHARON SCOLES — Intramurals 4; Symphonic Band 1; Concert Band 2; Marching Band 1,2; F”BLA 4; Co-Op4; FHA 1; Ecology Club 1. DAVID SCOTT — Volleyball 2,3; Wrestling 1; Track 1,2,3,4; Boys Glee i,2; Mixed Choir 2,3,4; Madripops 2,3,4; Solo and Ensemble 2,3,4; “ Briga- doon ; “Guys and Dolls'; “Thurber Carnival ”; Oklahoma ; Key Club 4; Thespians 3,4; Rifle Club 3,4 BEVERLY SHIELDS KATHLEEN SHIRD — Varsity Band I; Concert Band 2,3; Marching Band 2,3; Solo and Ensemble 1. 2; French Club 2,3,4; YTY 3. CINDY SPAHN — Intramurals 3; FBLA 4; Junior transfer student from Middleton. ROXANE SPRINGER — Varsity Band 1; Symphon- ic Band 2; Concert Band 3; Girls Glee 3; Marching Band 3; Mixed Choir4; Solo and Ensemble 1,2,3,4. DAVID STEINHORST— Rifle Club 1,2,3,4. KURT STEINWEG — Basketball 1,2,3; Intramur- als 4; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Varsity Band 1; Symphonic Band 2; Letterinans Club 2,3,4; Co-Op 4; Rifle Club 1,2,3,4; Hockey Club3,4. THOMAS STEINWEG — Golf 1.2,3; Symphonic Band 2; Concert Band 3; Pep Band 2,3,4; Jazz P3n- semble 2,3,4; Marching Band 3; Orchestra 1.2,3,4; Mixed Choir 4; Solo and Ensemble 2,3,4. JEAN STEVENS — Varsity Band 1; Concert Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Marching Band 3,4; AFS 2,3. DONNA STOUT — Intramurals 4; Girls Glee 2,3,4; Solo and Ensemble 4; Spanish Club 1,2; F'HA 1; YTY 3,4. FRED STRUTZ — Football 1.2; Basketball 1; ln- tramurals 1,2,3,4. KAREN SUSSEK STEVE TANGNEY SUSAN TESSMER — Girls Glee 2; YTY 4 REBECCA THERING — Girls Tennis 3; Spanish Club 2; Scientae Medicae 1,2; AFS 3; YTY 3. CLINT THOMPSON — Wrestling 1,2; Co-Op 4 KATHLEEN THOMPSON — Spanish Club 3; FBLA 4; Scientae Medicae 3 — Sec.-Tre. 3. DENNIS TIBBITTS— Basketball 1; Tennis 1; Var- sity Band 1; Concert Band 2,3,4; Marching Band 2, 3,4; Solo and Ensemble 1,2; SLA 2,3,4; Rifle Club 1. LINDA TOURDOT — Varsitv Band 1; Symphonic- Band 2; Concert Band 3; Marching Band 3; Solo and Ensemble 2,3; FBLA 3. DAVID VANDE WATER — Varsity Band I; Con- cert Band 2; Football Mgr. 2,3; Basketball Mgr. 1,2; History Discussion 4; Solo and Ensemble 1,2; Badg- er Boys State 3; Key Club 3,4; Lettermans Club 2,3, 4; French Club 1,2; Class Officer— V.P. 1. VICKY VERTHEIN — Forensics 3; FBLA 2,4; Co- Op 4; Scientae Medicae 2; F'HA 1,2,3,4. NANCY WALSH — Intramurals 2,3,4; Girls Track 3,4; Varsity Band 1; Concert Band 2; Marching Band 2; Mixed Choir 4; Madripops 4; History Dis- cussion 4; Solo and Ensemble 4; Forensics 2,3,4; Our Town ; Guys and Dolls ; Brigadoon ; Thurber Carnival ; Oklahoma St. Dir ; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; French Club 2,3,4 — Pres. 4; Thespi- ans 2,3,4 — Pres. 4; V. Basketball Cheerleader 3,4; Prom Court 3; AFS 2,3,4; Student Council 2. PAUL WANLESS— F'ootball 1,2; Cross Country 3; Basketball 1,2,3; Intramurals 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Mixed Choir 2; History Discussion 4; Our Town ; Night of Jan. 16th ; Guys and Dolls ”; Key Club 2,3,4 — Pres. 4; French Club 2,3,4; Thespians 3,4; Class Officer— Pres. 1; Student Council 1. MARK WEGNER —FFA 1,2.3,4 — Tre. 4 LOIS WEISS — Pep Club 1.2.3; Spanish 1,2; FBLA 3,4; Co-Op 4; Homecoming Court 4 — Queen; Prom Court 3; AF’S 2,3; YTY 3; Student Council 2. PAM WELLS — French Club 2,3; Homecoming Court 2; Prom Court 3. DAVID WESTEDT — Football 1; Volleyball 4; Wrestling 1; Intramurals 2,3,4; Baseball 1,3,4; Golf 2; Mixed Choir 4; Oklahoma ; Rifle Club 3,4; Hockey Club 2,3,4. GRIFFIN WESTERMAN — Football 1; Intramur- als 1,2,3; Tennis 1,2,3; Latin Club 1,2. GERALD WHITE — FFA 1,2,3,4 — Sec. 3, Pres. 4 MIKE WOBSCHALL SUE WOJAK — Girls Glee 1; Mixed Choir 3.4; Madripops 4; Solo and Ensemble 4; Forensics 3; Our Town” 1; “Oklahoma ”; Pep Club 1,2; Latin Club 1,2,3; Thespians 4; Scientae Medicae 1,2; J.V. Cheerleader 1,2 — Capt. 2; Prom Court. VICKIE YNGSDAL— FHA 1,2,3. ANGELA ZIP:CH KAREN ZIMMERMAN BRP:NDA TOURDOT — Art Club4 A ccola, Jeff — Frosh — 85. 93 Ahlgrim. Lynn — Faculty — 37 Albers, Steven — Junior — 66. 72. 107 Albers. Susan — Frosh — 85. 93 Alt John — Faculty — 28. 70. 106. Anderson. Danny — Frosh — 93 Anderson. Douglas — Soph — 105 Anderson. Renae — Senior— 16. 67. 77. 78. 79. 82. 83. 88-89. 114. 124. 128. 24 Anding. Rodney — Faculty — 34, 36 Angus. La Donna — Soph — 100 Anthony. Sara — Frosh — 33. 77. 84. 93 Arbogast. Maureen — Senior— 114. 128 Arbogast. Tom — Soph — 45. 52. 63. 71. 76. 78. 90. 100 Arkin. Dennis — Faculty — 5. 36. 40. 41. 42 Arndt. Jennifer — Soph — 2. 16. 57. 58. 59. 65. 76. 78. 82-83. 88-89. 100. 102 Astle. Danny — Soph — 105 Audetat. Vincent — Senior — 57. 71. 114. 128 Austin. Mike — Soph — 100 Austin. Ronald — Junior — 107 B Backeberg, Rhonda — Frosh — 57. 69. 72. 86. 93 Bailey. Jeanne — Soph — 100 Bailey. Hilda — Personnel — 38 Baida. Stephen — Faculty — 28. 79. 106 Barry. Arnold — Faculty — 29 Bass. Elizabeth — Senior — 114. 128, 75 Bass. Gerald — Junior — 41,72. 107 Bass. Linda — Junior — 111 Bates, David — Senior — 60. 63. 70. 71. 79. 113, 114. 128 Bates. Donald — Senior — 57. 60. 63. 70. 71.79. 114. 128. 24 Baumgarten. Dean — Junior — 63. 72. 107 Baumgarten. Debra — Junior— 106, 107 Baumgarten. Sheryl — Soph — 82-83. 88-89, 100 Baumgarten, Wilbert — Senior — 114. 126. 128 Bayna, Debbie — Junior— 107. Beck. Diane — Faculty — 3. 44. 47 Beerkircher. Kelly — Frosh — 93 Behn. Betty — Junior — 107 Behn. Carolyn — Soph — 62. 76. 99. 100 Behn. Douglas — Frosh — 72. 93. Behn. Judith — Junior — 63. 67. 87. 88- 89. 107 Behn. W arren — Junior — 72. 107 Belter. Vicky — Frosh — 84. 93 Benesh. Terry — Soph — 100 Bentlev. Barbara — Frosh — 58. 77. 84. 93 Bentley. Douglas — Soph — 16. 45. 68. 76. 77. 78. 90. 100. 140. 19 Berg. Peter — Frosh — 72.93 Bergman. Yvonne — Junior — 111 Berlin. John — Junior — 72. 102 Berlin. Kathy — Senior— 114. 128 Berlin. LeRov — Senior — 72. 114. 128 Bernhardt. Jeff — Senior — 11. 127. 128 Bernhardt. Jim — Frosh — 93. Bernien. Janis — Junior — 7. 44. 82-83. 107 Bernien. Nancy — Senior — 7. 82-83, 114.128 Bernien. Sherry — Frosh — 76. 84. 93 Bessert. Alan — Senior — 114. 128. Bezzone, Lawrence — Frosh — 93. Bezzone. Margaret — Soph — 86. 100 Biesek. Marty — Frosh — 72. 93. Biesek. Marvin — Soph — 100 Bindl. Eugene — Junior — 41. 71. 107 Bindl, Gary — Junior — 20. 63. 72. 107 Bindl, Lois — Soph — 100 Bittner. Barbara — Senior — 29. 79. 114. 128. Bittner, Clarence — Faculty — 30. Blakeslee. Gina — Frosh — 10, 86, 93. Blakeslee, Kathleen — Soph — 67. 100 Blakeslee. Richard — Senior — 14. 40. 41. 115. 128.55 Blakeslee, Susan — Junior — 32. 107 Bloss, Kevin — Soph — 72, 100 Bodendein, Debra — Senior — 115, 128 Bodendein. Kay — Soph — 100 Bodendein, Marcia — Senior — 115. 128. 75. Boe. Judith — Faculty — 17, 32. Bolt, Trish — Frosh —93. Bolton. Douglas — Senior — 115. 128 Bolton. Marv — Junior — 14. 62. 106, 107 Boone, Jillene — Soph — 16. 62. 69, 77, 78. 82. 83. 88-89. 99. 100 Boone, Wendall — Faculty — 31, 69 Borleske. Mike — Senior — 14. 41. 71. 115, 128 Borleske. Susan — Junior — 72. 73. 107 Borleske, Tom — Soph — 100 Bowlin. Scott — Frosh — 93. Bow lin, Steven — Junior — 107 Boye, Sandy — Soph — 100 Boyles. Debbie — Frosh — 69. 84. 93 Bradley, John — Frosh — 42. 45, 72. 93 Bradley, Ken — Junior — 41, 46. 72. 107 Brandt. Duane — Junior—111 Brandt. Jeffery — Junior— 107 Braun. Patricia — Senior — 29, 79, 113, 115, 128 Breight. Bonnie — Frosh — 85. 93. Breight. Don — Senior — 82-83. 115. 128 Brennan. Deborah — Senior — 29, 127. 128 Brennan. Susan — Soph — 100 Brenner, Gary — Junior — 10. 32. 79. 107 Brenson. Dawn — Soph — 100 Brereton, Steve — Soph — 100 Brey, Diane — Soph — 100. Brey. Monica — Junior — 77. 82. 83. 88- 89. 107 Brey. Teresa — Frosh — 12. 62. 77. 85, 92. 93 Brimmer. June — Soph — 69. 76. 86. 100 Brooks. Brian — Frosh — 42. 72, 93. Brown. Laura — Senior — 115. 128, 75. Brown. Lynn — Junior — 2. 10. 59. 64. 76. 107 Brown. Margaret — Frosh — 86. 93 Brown, Nancy — Faculty — 28. 33, 76. Brueggeman. David — Junior — 51. 107 Brueggeman. Robert — Soph — 100 Brueggeman. Ronald — Junior— 107 Brueggeman. Teresa — Senior — 67. 68. 115. 128 Burdick. Bonnie — Soph — 86. 99. 100 Burns. Beverly — Senior— 115. 128 Bryant. Susan — Junior — 72. 86. 107 Brylla. Carrie — Frosh — 76. 93 Rrylla. Daniel — Frosh — 42. 85. 93 Buelow, Kathy— Frosh — 93 Burch. Ardene — Frosh — 93 Burch. Linda — Soph — 105 Buss. Dale — Soph — 16. 52. 62. 63. 71. 76, 78. 90. 100. 19 Bymers, Barbara — Faculty — 37. 62 Bvmers. Gary — Senior— 14. 16. 40. 41. 46. 63. 71. 78. 80. 115. 128. 24. 55. 54 C Cady. Tim — Senior— 127. 128 Capon. Richard — Faculty — 34. 53. 70 Carlin, Lillian — Soph — 100 Carlin. Mary — Frosh — 93 Carlson. LaVinda — Senior — 115. 122. 128 Carpenter. Richard — Soph — 100 Carpenter, Steve — Senior — 41.71, 115. 128. 55 Carroll. Debra — Soph — 105 Carroll. Hugh — Frosh — 42. 93 Carroll, Kathleen — Soph — 100 Carroll. Kay — Soph — 100 Carroll. Kenneth — Soph — 105 Carroll. Steven — Junior — 41. 51, 107 Carroll. Vickie — Senior — 76, 82. 83. 88-89. 115. 128. 24 Carter. Donald — Junior — 111. Casey. Della — Frosh — 77, 84. 93. 95 Cassity. Gwen — Senior — 115. 128 Castile. Mark — Soph — 105 Cayse. Melody — Senior — 82. 83. 84. 91. 115. 128 Christian, Glenda — Junior — 107. Claridge. Elaine — Soph — 76. 100 Clark. Curtis — Frosh — 87. 93. Clark. Karen — Frosh — 93. Clark. Sherry — Frosh — 72. 88-89. 93 Clauson, Becky — Frosh — 76. 93. Clauson. Darla — Junior — 2. 16. 20. 58. 77. 107 Clauson. Marty — Senior — 127. 128 Clement. George — Junior — 107 Clossey, Ellen — Junior — 31. 47, 56. 57. 76. 77, 80. 82-83. 90. 107 Clossey. Mark — Senior — 16. 43, 46. 57, 62. 63. 71. 78. 87. 88-89. 113. 115. 128 Clossey. Tom — Soph — 41. 45. 63. 100 Cockroft, Debra — Soph — 100 Coens, Joe — Frosh — 72. 93 Coens. Steven — Junior — 72. 107 Colby. Arthur — Faculty — 32. 88-89 Colby, Jean — Faculty — 29 Cole, Terry — Soph — 100 Coleman. Jerry — Soph — 100 Collins. Larry — Junior — 72. 107 Colvin. Darryl — Soph — 72. 86, 100 Con I in. Betty — Frosh — 12. 57. 90. 93 Conlin. Brien — Junior —60, 107 Conlin. Nancv — Junior — 12. 20. 59. 62. 67. 78. 90. 107 Conlin. Wayne — Soph — 105 Conlin. William — Frosh — 42. 93 Cooper. Cheryl — Frosh — 93 Cooper. Linda — Senior— 114. 127, 128 Corwith. Kay — Junior — 107 Cow an. Rick — Frosh — 42. 93 Craker. Calvin — Frosh — 42. 72. 93 Craker. Holly — Junior —82. 83. 107 Craker. Jerry — Frosh — 42. 72. 93 Craker. Nancy — Frosh — 67. 72. 88 89. 93 Craker, Sheri — Senior — 57. 62. 72. 115. 128. 24 Craker. Susan — Junior — 107 ('rocker. Charlie — Frosh — 93. Curtin. Dan — Junior — 20. 41,50. 51, 107, 55 D Daley. David — Fa cults —35. 72 Daley, Kay — Faculty — 34 Daugs. Tammy — Frosh — 59. 62. 93. Davis. John — Junior — 43, 57. 66. 67. 70. 107 Davis, Marsha — Faculty — 17. 29, 78. 18 Deakin. Janie — Senior — 115. 128 Deakin. Timothy — Soph — 100 DeBaets. Laura — Junior— 107 DeBaetv Linda — Soph — 63. 76. 82. 83. 100 Decot. Becks — Junior— 107 Dec. Mars — Junior — 2. 20. 77. 82-83. 84. 86. 107. 24 Deitrich. Craig — Soph — 105 Deitrich. Darrell — Soph — 105 DeMaskie, Frma — Personnel — 38 DeMerit. Betsy — Faculty — 36. 57. Denman. Donald — Frosh — 93 Denman. Shirley — Soph — 100 Dettrnann. Diane — Soph— 100 Dicce. Rebecca — Frosh — 67. 72, 77. 93 Dilley. Sheila — Frosh — 98 Diske. Dorthv — Soph — 100 Dobson. Cheryl — Senior — 6. 44. 76. 88-89. 115. 128 Dobson. David — Soph — 82. 83. 84. 100 Doering. Thomas — Junior — 111 Dorn. Ronald — Frosh — 42. 93 Dorosv. Nancy — Junior — 67. 82-83 Dorow. Vickie — Personnel — 26 Douglas. Larrv — Junior — 9, 20. 34. 41. 46. 53. 107 Douglas, Paul — Soph —51. 100 Douglas. Tim — Soph — 50. 100 Drachcnbcrg. Diane — Junior — 88-89, 107 Drake. Ivan — Frosh — 72. 98 Drake. Richard — Frosh — 98 Driefkc. Ruth — Personnel — 38. Driese, Ruth — Soph — 100 Duchow, Dianne — Soph — 76. 100 Dull. Jill — Junior — 111 Dunse. Rita — Junior — 88-89. 100 Dunse. Rodger — Senior— 127. 128 Durand. Thomas — Frosh — 85. 93 Durst. Deborah — Soph —57. 80. 82-83. 100 Dx ke. Pat — Frosh — 94 E Fbcrt. Edward — Frosh — 11. 72. 98 Ebert, James — Soph — 72. 105 Ellett. Kenneth — Junior — 8. 20. 40. 41. 50.56.57.71. 107 Ellett. Rax — Soph — 40. 41.50. 99. 101 Ellett. Robert — Personnel — 38 Ellis. Sharon — Junior — 68. 72. 80. 107 Elmer. Steve — Frosh — 42. 76. 85. 94 Emerson. Noel — Soph — 41. 45. 101. 55 Emery. David — Senior — 116. 128 Ennis. Kathleen — Junior — 107 Ennis. Kevin — Junior — 111 Ennis, Kevin — Senior — 116. 128 Erickson. Corv — Junior — 31.41.43. 46. 53.71. 108 Erickson. Scott — Frosh — 42. 84. 94 Estes. Dave — Soph — 101 Even. Paulette — Junior — 108 Ewers. Richard — Faculty — 34. 35. 41. 42. 72 F Fangmeier. David — Soph — 101 F'angmeier. Joyce — Faculty — 36. 113 Fawcett, Kathy — Frosh — 86. 94 Fearing. Douglas — Senior — 14. 40. 41. 116. 128 Fearing. Michael — Frosh — 42. 45. 57. 94 Fehrenbach. Kris — Senior — 2. 57. 58. 59. 65, 76. 80. 116. 128 Ferguson. Dan — Soph — 101 Ferguson. Mike — Junior — 111 Ferrell. Tammy — Frosh — 85. 88-89. 94 Fetsch. Robert — Faculty — 35, 75 Finnegan, John — Junior — 108 Fish. Donald — Frosh — 42. 94 Fish. Marsha — Junior — 86. 108 Fish. Patrick — Senior— 16. 43. 63. 71. 88-89, 116. 128 Fish. Susan — Senior — 8. 16. 72. 82. 83. 84. 87. 88-89. 116. 128. 24 Fish. Terri — Frosh — 76. 94. Fish. Zita — Senior — 44. 72. 116. 128 Fisher. Rebecca — Frosh — 67. 94. Fix. Thomas — Admin — 27 Flohr. Leah — Junior — 77. 82, 83. 108 Flohr. Steven — Senior — 116. 128. F'osland. Rosemary — Faculty — 29 Foss. Ron — Soph — 52. 101 Fox, Myrla — Personnel — 38 Francois. Alice — Frosh — 94 Friede. Roger — Soph — 45. 57. 63. 76. 82-83. 101 Froehlich, Dave — Senior— 127. 128 Fuhlbohm. Linda — Frosh — 94 Fuhrman. Conrad — Frosh — 42. 45. 52. 94 Fuhrman. William — Soph — 101 Fuller. Brenda — Senior — 116. 128. Fuller. Grayce — Soph — 82. 83. 101 Fuller. Ross — Senior — 116. 128 Funte. Eunice — Soph — 76. 90. 10 G Cade. David — Soph — 57. 76. 101 Gade. Julie — Senior — 7. 82-83. 116. 128 Gade. Susan — Soph — 62, 69. 82-83, 84. 101 Gall. Charles — Frosh — 72. 94 Gant. Julie — 76. 94 Gant. Juliet — Admin — 27 Gardner. Dennis — Senior— 116. 128 Gardner. Diana — Soph — 86. 101 Gardner. James — Soph — 105 Gardner. Linda — Junior— 108 Gardner. Martha — Soph — 67. 101 Garvey. Patricia — Frosh — 62. 77. 85. 11 Garvey. Timothy — Junior— 43. 46. 53. 63.71. 108. 24 Gates. Lucille — Personnel — 38 Gavin. Jim — Soph — 41. 45. 63. 71. 77. 82-83. 101.55 Gavin. Stephanie — Junior — 7. 20. 21. 77. 80. 82. 83. 108 Cawronski, Frank — Soph — 101 Gawronski. Mary — Senior— 116. 128 Gaw ronski. Sue — Soph — 86. 101 Geffert. Cathy — Frosh — 69. 76. 94 Geffert. Mary — Senior— 116. 128. Geffert. Rita — Junior — 44. 64. Ill Geimer. Cindy — Junior — 76. 82. 83. 88-89. 90. 108. 24. 19 Geimer. Debra — Senior — 6. 88-89. 116. 128. 24 Geimer. Kevin — Frosh — 42. 72. 94 Geimer. Rudolph — Faculty — 35. 72 Gesteland. Edward — Admin — Gibeaut. Joan — Junior — 76. Ill Gilmore. Mark — Senior— 14.41. 127. 128 Gilmore. Tammy — Soph — 101 Glaudell. Dale— Frosh — 94 Gonzagowski. Jeff — Frosh — 94 Gonzagowski. Mark — Frosh — 94 Good. Bill — Soph — 101 Goodman. Elizabeth — Soph — 14. 82- 83. 101 Grauvogl. Nancy — Frosh — 94 Gray. Dan — Frosh — 72. 94 Gray. May — Soph — 72. 101 Gray. Terry — Senior — 116. 128. Greenwood. Barbara — Frosh — 12. 69. 84. 94. .56. 57. 39 Greenwood. Conrad — Soph — 105 Green wood. Mark — Soph — 101 Greenwood. Susan — Frosh — 94 Grell. Frances — Frosh — 85. 94 Grimm. Douglas — Frosh — 66. 94 Grinder. Brian — Soph — 101 Gronley. Bill — Faculty —34. 41.71 Grosskrueger. Duane — Frosh — 42. 94 Grosskrueger. Paul — Junior — 63. 108 Groy. Douglas — Frosh — 42. 85. 94 Groy. Jeff — Soph — 7. 16. 45. 52. 62. 77. 78.99. 101. 19 Gudenschwager. Linda — Junior— 108 Gullick. Carol — Senior — 16. 59. 65. 76. 78. 80. 87. 88-89. 90. 112. 116. 128. 24. 18 H Haefer. Patsy — Junior —86. 108 Haefer. Sally — Soph — 101 Hahn. Alan — Senior — 116. 128 Hahn. Danny — Soph — 101 Hahn. Gregory — Senior — 116. 128 Hahn. Pam — Junior — 2. 7. 20. 44. 77. 82-83. 108 Hale. Michael — Soph — 45. 62. 77. 101. 55 Hamburg. Doreen — Frosh — 94 Hamburg. Karen — Frosh — 85. 94 Hamburg. Larry — Junior — 72. 108 Hamburg. Ralph — Frosh — 98 Hammer. Darlene — Frosh — 58. 76. 84. 94 Hammer. Erik — Soph — 53. 76. 78. 101 Hankins. David — Soph — 76. 82. 83. 84. 99. 101 Hansen. Jerry — Frosh — 94 Hansen. Tom — Soph — 105 Hunusu, Paul — Frosh — 42. 57. 94 Hofstad. David Faculty — 32. Karstetter. Karin — Junior— 108 Happle. Cheryl — Soph — 57. 101 Hokanson. James — Faculty. Karstetter. Kevin — Soph — 41. 102 Happle. Robert — Frosh — 45. 94 Holbv, Jack — Soph — 67. 102 Kasten, Deana — Frosh — 86. 95 Happle. Terry — Senior — 116. 128. Holderman. Curt — Frosh — 94 Kasten. Ricky — Frosh — 95 Harder. Dennis — Senior—14.41.50. Holman. Denise — Frosh — 94 Kaun. Donald — Senior — 119. 128 51. 117, 128 Holman. Kevin — Soph — 41.57, 71. 76. Kaun. Janet — Soph — 102 Harder. Doug — Soph — 41.51. 102 102 Kaun. Jim — Junior — 41. 42. 108 Harder. Irma — Faculty — 36, 68. 111. Holmes. Linda — Senior — 80. 82, 83. Kaun. John — Frosh — 95. 113. 119. 128. 24 Kaun. Robert — Junior — 16. 76. 78. 82. Harder. Sue — Frosh — 57. 94 Holmes. Roger — Frosh — 42, 52, 85. 94. 83. 84. 88-89. 108. 140 Harms. Cynthia — Senior — 4. 44. 57. Holton, Cheryl — Frosh — 72. 86. 94 Kellv. Mike — Senior — 72. 117. 119. 117. 128. 75 Holton. Walter — Senior— 119. 128 128 Harms. Dean — Senior — 117, 128. 140 Holtz. Gary — Soph — 45. 77. 102 Kempf. Dennis — Junior — 108. 24 Harms. Donald — Junior — 72. 108 Holtz. Kim — Senior — 16. 78, 119. 128. Kempf. Kurtis — Frosh — 85. 95 Harms. Julie — Senior — 47. 117. 128. 75 18 Keyes. Sally — Soph — 102 Harms. Marie — Soph — 76. 102 Holtz. Rich — Junior — 108 Kile. Marilvn — Senior— 127. 128 Harms. Russell — Junior — 11. 41. 46. Holtz. Scott — Frosh — 42. 72. 94 Kile. Pamela — Junior — 108 57. 108. Ill Holverson. Mardel — Frosh — 94 King. Debbie — Frosh — 72. 95 Hartje. Michael — Senior— 117. 128 Ilolzmiller, Roy — Personnel — 26 Kissack. Brian — Soph — 102 Hartje. Patricia — Junior — 108 Horkan. Debra — Senior — 76. 78. 80. Kissack. Diane — Junior— 108 Hartzell. Donald — Senior — 72. 90. 117, 119. 128. 22. 24 Kissack. Randolph — Senior— 119, 128 I2S Horkan. Diane — Junior — 20. 44. 62. Kissack. Robert — Frosh — 72. 95 Hasler. Philip — Frosh — 42. 45. 85. 94 106. 108 Klaetsch. Linda — Senior — 119. 128 Hasler, Sarah — Senior — 2. 12. 16. 57. Horkan. Joe — Soph — 41. 57. 102 Klecker. Raymond — Frosh — 57. 60. 70. 58, 59. 76. 78. 80. 87. 88-89. 117, 128 Horkan. Mariane — Soph — 102 72. 90. 95 Hastings. Karen — Frosh — 76. 84. 94 Horkan. Michael — Senior — 72. 119. Klecker. Thomas — Frosh — 57. 60. 70. Hasz. Jim — Senior — 14. 41. 46. 71. 82- 128 71.72. 95 83. 84. 117. 128. 24. 55 Horkan. Steve — Senior — 31. 72. 119. Kleinschmidt. William — Soph — 76. 77. Hasz. Sharon — Junior — 20. 44. 68. 77. 128 82-83. 84. 88-89. 105 80, 82, 83. 108 Horkan. Thad — Frosh — 42. 72. 94 Klingaman. Brenda — Senior — 118. Hawkins. Bonnie — Junior — 86. 108 Horstmann. Glenda — Senior — 119. 119. 128 Haw kins. Loretta — Soph — 47. 76. 88- 128 Klingermeyer. Julie — Frosh — 84. 95 89. 102 Hoy, Amy — Junior — 9. 10. 77. 78. 79. Klitzke. Cindy — Senior — 120. 128 Hearn. Harry — Admin — 108 Klitzke. Marcia — Soph — 102 Heidrich. Sheila — Soph — 102 Hov, Joe — Senior — 70. 119. 128 Knight. Cynthia — Senior — 16. 47. 78. Heidrich. Warren — Senior — 57. 118. Hoy. Martha — Senior — 119. 128. 79. 80. 87. 88-89. 90. 120. 128. 19 126. 128 Huff, Kathleen — Junior — 77. 82-83. Knight. Martha — Soph — 2. 16. 58. 59. Held. Allan — Senior — 127. 128 108 77. 78. 80. 82-83. 84. 102 Held. Sandra — Junior — 88-89. 108 Huffman. Maxine — Junior — 111 Knott. Clint — Frosh — 95 Held. Theodore — Frosh — 42. 53. 85. Hvzer, Gerrv — Senior — 42. 43. 119. Knudson. Katherine — Junior — 72. 108 94 128 Knudson. Kevin — Frosh — 45. 62. 92. Held. William — Junior — 51. 108 Herritz. Debra — Senior — 88-89. 118, I 95 Knuth. Dan — Frosh — 72. 95 128. 75. Ihde. Kurt — Soph — 51. 102. Knuth. Mary — Faculty — 37. 67 Herritz. Dennis — Soph — 69. 82-83. 88- Ihde. Steve — Senior — 72, 119, 128 Knuth. Theresa — Soph — 67. 102 89. 102 Isaacson. Brad — Senior — 127, 128 Knuth. Thomas — Junior — 111 Herritz. Patti — Senior — 86. 118. 128. Herum. Robert — Faculty — 30. 52. 60. 70. J Koch. Dale — Senior— 120. 128 Kocher. Janet — Senior — 120, 128. Koehler. David — Facultv — 45. 55 Higgins. Luann — Senior — 118. 128 Jackson. Candace — Junior — 20. Ill Koenecke. Carol — Frosh — 76. 95 Higgins, Marsha — Soph — 102 Jackson. David — Soph — 45. 77. 102 Koenecke, Keith — Junior — 108 Hill, Marilyn Faculty — 35. 74 Jackson. Kay — Frosh — 14. 47. 58, 85. Koenecke, Lennv — Frosh — 57. 67. 72. Hill. Renee — Senior — 79. 118. 128. 94. 95 Hill. Thelma — Junior — 69. 86. 108 Jackson. Robert — Soph — 102. Koenecke. Marcia — Junior — 67. 77, Hillman. Craig — Senior — 11. 16. 31. Jinkins. Karyl — Senior — 119. 128 108 43. 46.53,63, 66. 71. 88-89. 118. 128 Johannes. Don — Faculty — 34. Koenig. Connie — Junior — 82-83. 90. Hillman. Karen — Junior — 16. 44. 78. Johannes. Mavis — Faculty — 34, 72 108 80. 82. 83, 88-89. 108. 19 Johansen. Jerry — Junior — 108 Koenig. Dean — Soph — 51.63. 76. 102 Hinrichs, Michelle — Frosh — 77, 90. Johansen. Julie — Frosh — 58, 77. 84, 95 Koenig. Kathleen — Junior — 63, 87. 88- 94 Johnson. Brenda — Senior — 88-89. 127. 89, 108 Hinrichs, Mildred — Personnel — 26 128 Koppen. Donna — Senior— 120. 128 Hinz, Edward — Admin — 27. Johnston. Bruce — Junior— 108 Kosak. David — Senior — 57. 60. 63. 120. Hinz. Gerald — Senior — 46. 60. 63, 71. Johnston. David — Frosh — 72. 95. 128. 24 112. 118. 128. 18.55 Johnston. Dottie — Junior — 68. 86. 108 Kosak. Jean — Soph — 57. 76. 105 Hinze. Dannv — Senior — 127. 128, 24 Jordan, Kevin — Junior — 108 Kraemer. Cynthia — Junior — 108 Hinze. Jon — Soph — 45. 102 Junge, Carol — Soph — 47. 102 Kraemer. Marv — Frosh — 14. 69. 76. Hirst. Brenda — Senior — 8, 44. 68. 79, Junge. Karen — Senior — 7. 47. 82. 83. 95 118. 128. 140. 24 119, 128, 74 Krev. Sheila — Senior — 78. 90. 120. 128, Hirst, Katherine — Junior — 108 Junge. Mike — Junior — 41. 51. 57. 108 24. 19 Hoadley, Dan — Senior — 119, 128. Hoege, Rita Personnel — 26 K Krueger. John — Senior — 4. 8. 14. 35. 40.41.57. 127. 128 Hoff. Kim — Soph — 102 Kaney, Cindy — Senior — 119. 128 Krueger. Judy — Soph — 102 Hoff. Saundra — Frosh — 94 Karstetter. Danny — Soph — 72. 105 Krueger. Keith — Frosh — 42. 45. 95 Krueger. Nancy — Senior — 47. 82. 83. 120. 128 Krueger. Rhonda — Soph — 88 89. 102 Krug. Gerald — Junior — 31. 43. 46. 53. 63.71.90. 108. 24 Krug. Leslie — Frosh — 95 Kucher. Jan — Junior — 52, 60. 82. 83. 108 Kucher. Kitty—Senior— 118. 120. 128 Kruse. John — Soph — 82-83. 102 Kruse. Ronald — Frosh — 72. 85. 95 Kufner. Jason — Soph — 105 Kufner. Jennifer — Frosh — 95 L LaBansky. Linda — Soph — 82. 83 88- 89. 102 LaBansky. Nancy — Frosh — 84. 95 Laeseke. Klgie — Senior — 72. 120. 128 Landin. Thomas — Soph — 63. 78. 82-83. 84. 87. 88-89.90. 102. 19 Lange. Barb — Soph — 103 Lange. Charmain — Senior — 9. 29. 120. 128 Lange. Mark — Senior — 13. 17. 62. 63. 71. 76. 78. 79. 80. 82. 83. 84. 88-89. 120. 128. 24. 18 Lange. Michael — Soph — 45. 77. 82-83. 103 Lange. Susan — Senior — 44. 57. 120. 128 Laper, Lois — Faculty — 30. 80 Laridaen. Cheryl — Junior — 82-83. 108 Laridaen. William — Senior — 78. 120. 128 Larson. Mary — Faculty — 29. 33. 77. LaRue. Diane — Soph — 105 LaRue. Jeff — Senior — 127. 128 Leake. Diane — Frosh — 95 Leake. Steve — Junior — 72. 109 Lee, Clarence — Faculty — 36. 51. Lehman. Connie — Faculty — 30 Lehman. Dan — Soph —53. 77. 103 LeMoine. Sheldon — Junior — 111 Leschensky. Rev James — Admin — 27 Lewis. Sandie. Soph — 103 Licht. Janice — Junior— 109 Licht. Janice — Senior — 120. 128, 75 Licht. Julie — Senior — 14. 120. 128. 24. 75. Licht. Teresa — Soph — 9. 103 Lichte. Gary — Senior — 2. 120. 128. 55 Lichte. Susan — Soph — 2. 16. 58. 77. 78. 80. 82-83. 103 Liegel. Brian — Frosh — 72. 98 Liegel. David — Junior — 109 Lietz. John — Soph — 103 Lindloff. Stuart — Senior — 117. 120. 128 Litchfield. Kim — Soph — 107 Logelin. Janice — Soph — 67. 103 Logelin. Linda — Senior — 79. 120. 128 Lohr. Jim — Soph — 45. 103 Lohr. JoAnn — Junior — 2. 44, 47. 76. 78. 82-83. 90. 109 Lohr. Joseph — Frosh — 42. 45. 72. 95 Lombard. Leon — Junior — 109 Loper. Martha — Senior — 120. 128 I.oper. Ron — Junior — 66. Ill Lowenbach, Amy — Faculty — 36. 4« Lucht. James — Soph — 72. 103 Lucht. Vernon — Junior — 72. 109 Luedtke. Diana — Junior — 77. 109 Luedtke. Patti — Frosh — 77. 84. 95 Luehrsen. Paul — Senior— 12. 14. 16. 41.62. 77. 118. 121. 128 Luetkens. Robert — Soph — 103 Luetkens. Tersa — Junior — 109 Lunde. Kathy — Frosh — 95 Luther. Mike — Soph — 45. 103 Luxton, Vickie — Junior — 109 Lvon. Connie — Frosh — 95 Lyon. Jackie — Junior — 109 M MacFarlene. Tim — Soph — 72. 103 Manville. Toni — Soph — 80. 86. 103 Marshall. Brvan — Soph — 6. 41. 53. 67. 76. 87. 103 Marshall. Jon — Junior — 111 Marshall. Paul — Soph — 103 Marshall. Vicki — Senior— 14. 16. 118. 121. 128 Martin. Jackie — Soph — 86. 103 Massari. Theresa — Soph — 103 Mathews. Eddie — Frosh — 72, 95 Matousek. LuAnn — Junior— 109 Matvas. Steve — Junior — 111 McAfee. Billy — Soph — 103 McHenry. Cindy — Junior— 109 McIntyre. Carol — Soph — 103 McKittrick. Billy— Frosh — 95 McPherson. Elmer — Soph — 72. 103 McPherson. Kathy — Soph — 80. 82-83. 103 McWilliams. Debra — Senior— 118. 121. 128 Mead. Geralyn — Junior — 77. 82. 83. 88-89. 109 Mears. Robert — Senior— 127. 128 Mears. Timothy — Frosh — 95 Meister. Kelli — Junior — 20.44. 109 Meister. Mark — Frosh — 11. 96. Meister. Shelly — Senior— 121. 128 Meister. Terry — Frosh — 96 Meister. Tierne — Frosh — 62. 76. 92. 96 Metcalf. Rich — Frosh — 70. 72. 96 Metzger. Shaun — Senior — 77. 121. 128. Metzger. Tim — Soph — 53. 103 Meyer. Ann — Junior — 106. 109 Meyer. Charles — Junior — 72. 109 Meyer. David, Soph — 51. 103 Meyer, Diane — Junior — 82-83. 109 Meyer, Donald — Junior — 8. 40, 41.50. 51.57.64.65. Ill Meyer, Evan — Soph — 82-83, 103 Meyer, Georgia — Soph — 103 Meyer. Judy — Junior — 44. 64. 77. Ill Meyer. Ken — Senior — 127. 128 Meyer. Lois — Soph — 86. 103 Meyer. Mark — Junior — 111 Meyer. Mark — Senior— 121. 128 Meyer. Mike — Senior — 70. 127. 128 Meyer. Paula — Soph — 82-83. 90. 103 Meyer. Paula — Senior — 82-83. 121. 128 Miesbauer. Carl — Junior — 63. 82. 83. 84. 109 Miller. Br an — Junior— 109 Miller. Harle — Frosh — 98 Miller. Kathleen — Senior — 6. 8. 14. 16. 62. 72. 76. 78. 80. 88-89.90. i 13. 121. 124. 128. 140. 19 Miller. Maureen — Soph — 105 Miller. Sarita — Frosh — 96 Mittelstaedt. Chervl — Soph — 76. 86. 103 Mittelstaedt. Jane — Frosh — 67. 72. 96 Mlsna. Jan — Senior — 4. 44. 47. 56 57. 127. 128 Mohn. Truman — Facult — 28. 33. 63. 76. Montgomery. Bonnie — Junior — 68. 78. 90. 109 Montgomery. Carol — Frosh — 96 Montgomery. Jeff — Junior — 20. 43. 50. 63.71. 109 Montgomery. Mark — Senior — 14. 35. 41.50.71, 122. 128.23 Montgomery. Patricia — Senior — 122. 128 Montgomery. Rita — Frosh — 12. 14. 62. 76. 96 Montgomery Sharon — Soph — 104 Moore. Terri — Junior — 5. 44. 47. 57. 82-83. 109 Moran. William — Facultv — 37. 46 Morgan. Sherrv — Soph — 104 Mortensen. Daniel — Soph — 52. 104 Muchow. Diane — Soph— 14. 104 Muchow. Donnovan — Soph — 57. 104 Muchow. Sue — Frosh — 76. 84. 96 Mueller. Christine — Soph — 104 Mueller. Dave — Junior — 111 Mueller. Sharon — Senior — 86. 127. 128 Mullikin. Susan — Junior — 109 Mundth. Dale — Senior — 14. 41. 71. 127. 128 Murdock. Dawn — Junior— 109 Murray Judv — Soph — 104 Myers. Rick — Junior — 20. 62. 63. 109 N Nachtigal. Joe — Soph — 45. 66. 82-83. 104 Nachtigal. Susan — Soph — 69. 104 Nash. Becks — Frosh — 96 Nash. Karen — Senior — 16. 122. 128 Nelson. Richard — Frosh — 96 Nelson. Vivian — Junior — 111 Nemitz. Jackie — Senior — 118. 122. 128 Newcomb. Eric — Senior — 16. 53. 79. 122. 128 Ninnemann. Donna — Soph — 104 Ninnemann. Jerome — Senior — 117. 122. 128.55 Nobs. Dannx — Frosh — 72. 96 Noel. Bonnie — Junior — 111 Noel. Monte — Junior — 111 Nordahl. Mars — Frosh — 84. 96 Nov y Julie — Frosh — 85. 96 Nussbaum. Mary — Junior — 76. Ill O Oetzman. Audrev — Senior— 122. 128. 75 Oetzman. Randv — Soph — 45. 104 Olson. Gary — Junior — 50. 53. 63. 109 Olson. Jill — Senior — 122. 128. 75 Olson. Kenneth — Soph — 46. 63. 71.77. 104 Olson. Mark — Senior — 14. 35. 41. 53. 62. 63.71.76. 113. 122. 128 Olson. Richard — Junior — 63. 82. 83. 84. 87. 109 Ophoven. Joseph — Facultx — 28. 23 Ophoven. Terri — Junior — 20. 44. 109 Oppreicht. Kermit — Facultx — 28. 79. 103. Ouellette. Beth — Frosh — 76. 96 Ouellette. Claudine — Senior — 64. 65. 67. 78. 80. 112. 122. 128 Owen. Anne — Soph — 67. 104 Owen, Kathx — Soph — 104 P Paquin. James — Frosh — 72. 96 Parkhurst. David — Junior— 109 Parkhurst. kathx —Senior — 72. 73. 127. 128 Parkhurst. kerri — Frosh — 72. 84. 96 Parkhurst. Mark — Soph — 104 Parkhurst. Marx — Soph — 72. 104 Parkhurst. Patti — Senior— 122. 128 Parkhurst. Timonthx — Frosh — 42. 51. 96 Parks. Jeff — Soph — 82. 83. 84. I(M Parks. Randall — Senior — 16. 17. 78. 88- 89. 122. 128. 19 Parks. Sherrx — Frosh — 72. 84. 96 Patterson. James — Junior — 86. 109 Pearex. Jeff — Junior — 43. 110 Pearson. Cathx — Senior — 8. 118. 123. 128 Pearson. Jean — Soph — 82-83. KM Peasall. Raxmond — Soph — 105 Pellowski. Ben — Faculty — 29 Pellowski. Tim — Frosh —52. 76. 85. 90. 96 Pelton. Joe — Senior — 123. 128 Pelton. Mark — Senior — 16. 17. 78. 88- 89. 123. 128 Peper. Douglas — Soph — 72. 104 Peper. Gene — Soph — 52. 77. 104 Peterson. Jean — Senior — 82-83. 123. 128. 75 Peterson. Rebecca — Frosh — 12. 77. 85. 96 Phinnex. Michael — Soph — 104 Picket. Jenni — Junior — 2. 13. 44. 47. 82-83. 90. 110. Ill Pickel. Mike — Frosh — 88-89. 96 Piller. Catrine — Senior — 8. 14. 62. 76. 80. 123. 128 Pierce. Shirlex — Soph — 104 Pohlman. John — Junior — 86. 110 Pope. Brad — Soph — 104 Popple. Roger — Facultx —31. 41. 42. 70. 55 Potter. Garx — Frosh — 98 Powell. Dan — Junior — 110 Powell. Debra — Junior — 77. 82-83. 88- 89. 110 Premo. Lx nn — Frosh — 96 Pulxermacher. Julie — Soph — 57. 76. 105 Puranen. Robert — Junior— 110 R Rahine. Dale — Soph — 86. KM Rabine. Janet — Frosh — 96 Rabuck. (‘aria — Senior — 86. 123. 128 Rabuck. Richard — Senior— 14. 41. 123. 128. 24. 55 Radke. Duane — Senior — 72. 117. 123. 128 Radke. Jane — Junior — III Raupp. Annette — Junior — 110 Rector. John — Junior — 15. 20. 46. 60. 110. 55 Reed. David — Soph — 82-83. 104 Reed. Fmma Lee — Junior — 77. 110 Reed. Janet — Senior — 80. 82-83. 123. 128 Reed. Marx — Frosh — 16. 68. 78. 90. 96 Rego. John — Junior — 110 Rego. Sandra — Senior — 72. 73. 123. 128 Rego. Susan — Frosh — 72. 96 Reimer. Garx — Frosh — 72. 96 Reimer. Jane — Junior — 14. 67. 110 Reimer. Rita — Junior — 2.44. Ill Reimer. Rochelle — Senior— 123. 128, 75. Reimer. Roger — Frosh — 42. 72. 96 Reine. Jeane — Senior — 123. 128 Reineke. kathx — Soph — 104 Reineke. Norma — Junior — 86. 110 Repka. Darrell — Senior — 71. 123. 128 Repka. Dean — Frosh — 42. 72. 96 Repka. Rita — Senior — 8. 13. 16. 17.63. 67. 68. 78. 79. 80. 90. 123. 128. 22. 24. 19 Reusch. LeAnn — Soph —76. 104 Reusch. Linda — Senior — 47. 68. 72. 73. 80. 123. 128 Rhinehart. Steve — Senior — 123. 128 Riberich. Robert — Faculty — 36. 37. 42 Richert. Jox — Junior — 110 Rick. Deborah — Senior— 123. 128 Rist. Connie — Soph — 86. KM Rist Harold — Senior— 123. 128 Roecker. Larrx — Senior — 123. 128 Roecker. Linda — Soph — 104 Roediger. David — Junior —46. 110 Roexver. Jan — Soph — 82-83. 104 Romberg. Mark — Junior — 4. 20. 41.46 71. 110.55 Romberg. Michael — Junior — 41. 110 111 Romerdahl. Jill — Junior — 14. 67. 110 Romoren. Curvin — Faculty — 10. 31 Romoren. Peter — Junior — 20. 43. 46. 62. 63. 71. 82-83. 84. 106. 110. 55. 54 Rose. Richard — Senior — 123. 128 Rott. Jean — Frosh — 76. 96 Ruether. Diane — Frosh — 98 Ruetten. John — Soph — 105 Rufenacht. Daniel — Frosh — 72. 97 Rufenacht. Gerald — Senior — 127. 128 Rufenacht. Rodnex — Junior— 110 Rxczek. Debbie — Soph — 104 Rxczek. Kathleen — Senior — 88-89 124. 128 Rxnkowski. Steve — Senior — 124. 128. 55. s Sachs . Cxnthia — Senior — 124. 128 Sachse. Scott — Frosh — 42. 45. 97 Sander. Joe — Junior — 72. 110 Sanders. Donald — Junior — 110 Sanders. Donna — Frosh — 12. 97 Sandstrom. Dax id — Frosh — 98 Schafer. Virgil — Junior — 110 Schanke. John — Senior — 124. 128. 55 Schara. Kevin — Soph — 41. KM Schenck. M x rna — Senior — 6. 16. 68. 78. 88-89. 124. 128 Schenck. Richard — Senior — 76. 82. 83. 84. 88-89. 124. 128. 24 Schliekau. Darrell — Frosh — 72. 97. Schliekau. Robert — Junior — 72. 110 Schmidt. Roger — Soph — 104 Schmidt. Terrv — Soph — 45. 53. 77. 99. 104 Schmitt. Jacqueline — Junior — 3. 8. 16. 59. 65. 78. 110. 18 Schneider. Clara — Frosh — 67. 97. Schneider. Marcia — Senior — 13. 16. 17. 78. 124. 128. 75 Schrank. ('indy — Frosh — 76, 97 Schrank, Debra — Junior — 2. 44. 67, 110 Schrank. Kurt — Junior —5. 50. 71. 110 Schrank. Randy — Senior — 14. 35. 40. 41.57.71. 124. 128. 24 Schrank. Sue — Frosh —59. 84. 97 Schroeder. Craig — Senior — 82-83. 12-5 128 Schroeder. Mark —Senior— 127. 128 Schroeder. Kris — Senior— 125. 128 Schuette, Carol — Senior — 3. 7. 59. 79. 82-83. 88-89. 90. 125. 128 Schuette. Patsy — Junior — 20. 61. 110 Schulenburg. Drew — Senior —52. 127 128 Schulenburg. Steve — Junior — 4. 50. Schulte. Glenn — Junior — 16. 72. 73. 78. 110 Schulte. Randx — Frosh — 42. 84. 97 Schultz. Bonnie — Junior — 68. 82-83, 84. 110 Schultz. Diana — Soph — 14. 104 Schultz. Julie — Frosh — 84. 86. 97 Schultz. Mark — Soph — 7. 17. 77. 82. 83. 84. 104 Schulz. Mike — Senior — 125. 128 Schwartz. La Vera — Personnel — 38 Schwartz. Susan — Senior— 125. 128 Schyvinck. Bernadette — Soph — 47. 72. 104 Schyvinck. Brigitte — Junior — III Schyvinck. Delores — Senior — 79. 125. 128 Schyvinck. Cars — Senior — 72. 125. 128 Schyvinck. Mark — Senior — 127. 128 Schyvinck. Peter — Senior — 72. 125. 128 Scoles. John — Soph — 104 Scoles. Sharon — Senior — 125. 128, 75 Scott David — Senior — 16. 63. 66. 87. 8 -89. 125. 128. 19 Seed. Nancx — Frosh — 97 Sc.� tt. Pattx — Frosh — 69. 72. 84. 97 Sjott. Shells — Frosh — 58. 77. 85. 97 Scott. Steve — Frosh — 42. 97 Scott. Timothx — Soph —57. 104. 39 Seering. Jill — Soph — 69. 76. 82-83. KM Shields. Beverlx — Senior— 125. 128 Shields. Debra — Frosh —97 Shimniok. Frank — Soph — 105 Shird. Karla — Junior — 90. 110 Shird. Kathleen — Senior — 77. 125. 128 Shird. Kristi — Frosh — 72. 85. 97 Shu It is. Gretchen — Soph — 72. 104 Shultis. Russel — Frosh — 42. 76. 97 Shultis. Terri — Junior — 16. 63. 68. 76. 87. 88-89. 110 Sigafus. Jeff — Frosh — 97 Sigafus. Susan — Junior — 110 Simeon. Roberto — Frosh — 45. 52, 97 Simmons. Chreyl — Soph — KM Simon. Rosemary — Soph — 57. 76. 88- 89. 104 Sivam, S. — Faculty — 30. 31. 63 Skinner. Mark — Soph — 51.57. 82-83. 104 Slanev. Gary — Junior — 41. 72. 110 Smith. Brian — Frosh — 72. 97 Smith. Christi — Junior — 47. 77. 82-83. 110 Smith. Linda — Junior— 110 Snvder. Douglas — Junior— 110 Sorenson, Richard — Soph — 104 Sorum. Richard — Faculty — 9. 34. 42. 43 Spahn, Anita — Frosh — 97 Spahn, Cindy — Senior — 125. 128 Spindler. Roger — Faculty — 6. 33. 82. 83. 84. 85 Spohnholtz, Susan — Frosh — 97 Springer. Roxane — Senior — 88-89. 125. 128 Statz. Dan — Soph — 68. 72. 104 Staver, Julie — Soph — 76. 104 Steinhauer. Diane — Junior — 15. 59. 76. 110 Steinhauer. Tim — Soph — 76. 104 Steinhorst. David — Senior— 127. 128 Steinhorst. Marie — Personnel — 26 Steinhorst. Nancy — Soph — 105 Steinmetz. Dwavne — Frosh — 42. 57. 97 Steinweg, Kathryn — Frosh — 44. 97 Steinweg. Kurt — Senior — 52. 66. 125. 128 Steinweg. Susan — Soph — 105 Stein vs eg. Thomas — Senior — 83. 84. 88-89. 125. 128 Stevens. Jean — Senior — 125, 128 Stewart. Irene— Frosh—97 Stolte, Ann — Frosh — 77. 85. 97. 19 Stolte. Laurie — Junior — 110 Stout. Cindy — Junior — 110 Stout. Dean — Soph — 105 Stout. Donna — Senior — 86. 125. 128 Straka. Janice — Soph — 105 Strampe. Ed — Frosh — 72. 97 Strubel. Robert — Frosh — 72. 97 Strutz. Fred — Senior — 125. 128 Strutz. Julie — Soph — 105 Sussek. Karen — Senior — 125. 128. Sussek. Michael — Junior — 111 Sussek. Susan — Frosh — 97 Svoboda. Marvin — Junior — 5. 8. 41. 46. 47.57.71. 110 Svoboda. Mike — Junior — 43. 46. 71. 110 T Tangney. Linda — Frosh — 72. 86. 97 Tangney. Steve — Senior — 127. 128. Taylor. Carol — Soph — 86. 105 Tesch. Barbara — Soph —76. 88. 89. 105 Tessmer. Susan — Senior — 86. 126. 128 Thering. Rebecca — Senior— 126. 128 Thering. Tiernev — Soph — 76. 82. 83. 84. 105 Thies. James — Soph — 86. 105 Thompson. Clark — Frosh — 72. 98 Thompson. Clint — Senior — 126. 128 Thompson. Kathleen — Senior — 126. 128 Thompson. Patricia — Junior— 13.47. 57. 59. 67. 76. 78. 86. 90. 110. 19 Throndson. Kathy — Soph — 105 Throndson. Paul — Soph — 105 Tibbitts. Dennis — Senior — 82. 83. 126. 128 Tobey. Wav land — Frosh — 85. 97 Tourdot. Brenda — Senior— 126. 128 Tourdot. David — Frosh — 42. 72. 97 Tourdot. Janet — Frosh — 72. 85. 97 Tourdot. Larry — Junior— 111 Tourdot. Linda — Junior — 76. 78. 88- 89. 110. 19 Tourdot. Linda — Senior— 126. 128 Tourdot. Nancv — Frosh — 69. 76. 97 Tourdot. Robert — Faculty — 41.42 Tourdot. Steve — Junior — 82. 83. 84. 88-89. 110 Tourdot. Wayne — Junior — 41.50. 110 Tressler. Richard — Facultv —50 Tucker. Mark — Soph — 105 Turner. Marvin — Frosh — 97 U Utley. Jay — Frosh — 42. 45. 85. 97 Utley. Karen — Junior — 111 V Vande Water. Arlan — Admin — 26. 27. 63 Vande Water. David — Senior — 63. 71. 79. 126. 128 Vande Water. Keith — Junior — 20. 31. 46. 57. 60. 63. 71.82 83. 84. 88-89. 110 Vergara. Victor — Frosh — 92. 98 Verthein. Vicky — Senior — 72. 127. 128. 75. Vogel. Andrew — Junior — 86. 87. 88-89. 110 Vogel. Jolynn — Frosh — 97 Vogel. Kurt — Frosh — 42. 72. 97 Vukich. Kathy — Faculty — 34 w Wacholtz. Carol — Junior — 111 Wacholtz. Ron — Frosh — 42. 72. 97 Wade. Terri — Soph — 105 Wagner. Linda — Junior — 111 Wagner. Terry — Soph — 45. 66. 105 Wagner. Tim — Frosh — 97 Walsh. Bernard — Soph — 105 Walsh. Katherine — Soph — 105 Walsh. Nancv — Senior — 2. 8. 12. 17. 59. 77. 78. 79. 80. 87. 88-89. 90. 113. 127. 128. 24. 19 Walsh. Tom — Frosh — 45. 52. 97 VVanless. Gale — Admin — 27 Wan less. Paul — Senior — 42. 78. 79. 127. 128.55 Wan less. Susan — Junior — 2. 47. 64. 76. 78. 82-83. 88-89. III. 19 Ward. Mike — Soph — 105 Watrud. Trudy — Facultv — 29. 90 Wegner. Kathv — Soph — 105 Wegner. Kenneth — Frosh — 72. 97 Wegner. Mark — Senior — 72. 127. 128 WVgner. Rav — Soph — 72. 105 Weidman. Cindv — Frosh — 69. 72. 97 W'eiss. Glenn — Junior — 15. 43.63. 72. Ill Weiss. Lois — Senior— 14.68. 127. 128. 75 Wells. Lori — Frosh — 77. 97 Wells. Pamela — Senior— 127. 128 Wengel. Randv— Frosh — 42. 77. 97 Westedt. David — Senior — 6. 16. 43. 70. 87. 88-89. 127. 128 Westphal. Jeannine — Junior — 111 Westerman. Greta — Frosh — 97 Westerman. Griffin — Senior — 127. 128 White. Donald — Facultv — 34 White. Gerald — Senior — 72. 127. 128. 24. Whitnev. Linda — Soph — 86. 105 Whtisell, Chuck — Facultv — 28. 45. 57. 103 Whitty. Robert — Admin — 27 Wiese. Ellen — Soph — 105 Wilke. Donna— Frosh—98 Wilke. Neil — Frosh —97 W'illiams. Rodnev — Junior — 20. 21. 41. 46.63.71. 111.55. Williams. Sharon — Junior — 111 Winchell. Neil — Admin — 26. 27. 62. 63.71 W'interfeld. Tim — Frosh — 45. 57. 97 Wobschall. Cindi — Junior — 111 Wobschal. David — Frosh — 98 Wobschall. Mike — Senior — 127. 128 Wohling. Cynthia — Junior— 15. Ill Wojak. Sue — Senior — 16. 78. 87. 88-89. 114. 127. 128 Wolter. Rick — Frosh — 45. 52. 88-89 Wood. C nthia — Junior — 72. 86. Ill Woodruff. Delbert — Frosh —97 Woolever. Debra — Frosh — 84. 98 Worman. Dwight — Facultv — 9. 29. 46. 57 Wynos. De Anna — Soph — 105 Y Yeager. Steven — Soph — 105 Yngsdal. James — Frosh — 72. 98 Yngsdal. Vickie — Senior— 127. 128 Z Zant. Ed — Frosh — 42. 98 Zant. Vickie — Frosh — 72. 86. 98 Zastrovv. Earl — Junior — 72. Ill Zehpfennig. Cherv I — Frosh — 77. 84. 98 Zick. Debbie— Soph — 105 Zick. Vickv — Junior — 111 Ziech. Angela — Senior — 127. 128 Ziech. Rodnev — Soph — 105 Zimmerman. Karen — Senior— 127. 128 Zimmerman. Rickv — Soph — 6. 86. 88- 89. 105 Zimmerman. Robert — Frosh — 98 Gleaner Editors Brenda Hirst Kathy Miller Thanks to the following for their help. Mr. Dean Harms Mr. Robert Fehrenbach Mr. Robert Harper Mr. Doug Bentley Mr. Bob Kaun The Webb Staff 140