Riverdale High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Muscoda, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1983 volume:

1983 HIGH SCHOOL mus coda, Wisconsin THE 1983 ARROWHEAD WAS PUBLISHED BY THE YEARBOOK STAFF OF RIVERDALE HIGH SCHOOL, Cover Photo Credits: The Muscoda bridge picture was taken by Stan Patch. All other cover photos were by Betty France. TABLE OF CONTENTS STUDENT LIFE 4 SPORTS 66 Strive, strive, dig. dig, dig. Working to make the best of it all. Dedication, the will, and desire are pushing our goals higher. The burdens of school are great, but time is taken out now and then for a break. ORGANIZATIONS .86 SENIORS 16 Advancing in years and wis- dom, the class of 83 looks ahead to the future for they are the heirs of tomorrow's kingdom. Skill, responsibility, poise, recognition, honor, and pride. These all come from the extra hours of work- ing side by side. UNDERCLASSMEN .. 36 The niave students who are working to the top. Each day they advance working on until the day comes when their school activities stop. SPECIAL EVENTS 106 The things that matter the most in life are the special things. Each become memorable in life and come back in time. FACULTY 56 The interpreters which pass the knowledge, wis- dom, guidance, and friendship from books to our minds. No matter what they do they are one of a kind. SENIOR SUMMARY INDEX ........ THANK YOU CLOSING 114 117 119 120 2 DEDICATED TO THE MEMORY OF MICHELLE M. DALY 1966-1982 The students and staff of Riverdale High School were shocked by the death of Michelle Daly in an automobile accident In late September Words cannot express the deep sense ol loss and sadness that we experienced As a symbol of what Michelle meant to us. we proudly dedicate ARROWHEAD 1983 to her memory Death is in such strange contradiction to life that it is no matter for wonder that we recoil from it, and turn to remembrances, and find recompense in perceiving that those we have loved live in our memories as intensely as if they were still before our eyes. George Moore Physical fitness seems to be taking over everyones’ lives these past few years. People start on fad diets, but many do not have the will power to stick with them. They usually say, ‘Til start my diet____tomorrow. I'LL START MY 4 Student Life DIET TOMORROW 1. Kip Schreck said. CXd is eating mashed potatoes. 2. Jill Walstead chowed down on a candy bar. 3. Good stuff. Maynard!” garbled Mike Le- Geune 4 Tim Schamberger. Kurt Kienitz. and Dennis Kienitz pigged out on chocolate chip cookies 5. Cindy Faga laughed as embarrassed Barb McDou- gai hid her horde of food. 6 Ken Pasold energized himself for the strenuous afternoon ahead 7. Richard Sailing felt proud as he accomplished eat- ing a full bag of Jube Jels. Student Life 5 Students got into the swing of things with the new fads that came out this year. Whether it’s conformity, status, or personal taste, many people want the la- test styles. LOOKING GOOD 1. Tony Venglish punked out as he wore his blue head band 2 Brenda Miller. Barb Hying. Ellen Williamson and Linda Patch modeled their V-back shirts 3. The baggy look was in for Darla Heise. Becky Goplin. and Connie Peterson 4 Cindy Phetteplace. Susan Patch. Susan Moore. Ana Zimpel. Donna Non- dorf. Tammy Hanke and Mary Biba were in style with their ruffled shirts 5. Gale Portwme. Cindy Faga. Mike Kirchhoff and Amy Pechan were in the preppie spirit 6 Some girls were in step as they wore their ballet shoes 7. Girls got snickers when they wore their knickers 8 Auditioning for Mash 4077 ' were Missy Wilkinson. Lorna Baumann and Amy Fiely 9 ‘Little House on the Prairie inspired Mona Atkinson. Sue Dearborn and Lori Vance to get their prairie skirts. 7 6 Student Life TOGETHER Student Life 7 The normal peace and quiet of River- dale High School was shattered by the onslaught of the boom box craze. It seemed that more and more students are catching this disease of the Boom Box. The students of R.H.S. displayed some of the symptoms that are caused by these metallic creatures. BOOM BOX 8 Student Life BRIGADE 1. Riverdale s Boom Box Brigade consisted of Matt Gib- bons. Kurt Pospichal. Jim Cottrill. Scott Curtis, and Kirtt Godager. 2 Who was that man behind that boom box? 3. Mr Anderson didn't share John Pec ban’s boom box enthu- siasm 4 Matt Gibbons took his boom box for a ride 5. Kurt Pospichal’s tunes put him in a mellow mood. 6. Scott Curtis performed his daily boom box exercises 7. Kirtt Godager was walking in the boom box craze daze 8. Dave Ernst. Andy Drone. Mike Gibbons got in on the craze 9. Jim Cottrill relaxes with tunes. Student Life 9 It was almost like a place to call their own. Each student had their own certain spot where they could be found during their free time. It might have been in the hall by their lockers, in the library, in the gym. or in a certain doorway. OUR 10 Student Life ________________________ 4 SPOT 1. Jenny Wilkinson. Charise Miller. Lon Smith and Jan Novy braced themselves against the wall 2 Allan Willig found a comfortable spot to help Evonna Stackman with her homework 3 Robin McClaren and Theresa Neff found the library chairs comfortable to read in. 4 Wendy Brice got help with her studying from Juan Franklin 5. Connie Peterson and Scott Taylor shared a quiet moment in the doorway of Room 102 6 Peter Walsh and Monte Smith displayed typical freshman intelligence 7 Kevin Novy. Jim Urbach. Sapper Brice, and Corey Montgomery spent the noon hour conversing 8 Tim Miller. Jeff Brown. Adam Lins. Chris Martin. Hilman Coppernoll. and Dean Tisdale guard the art display case 9 Angela Havlik and Shelley Johnson did their best thinking up against a locker 10 Jeff Case paid no attention to Megan Hayes as she peeked around his shoulder Student Life 11 As the school year dragged on and dismal days became more frequent, students were always able to find something to smile for. It might have been an inside joke, a response to a compliment, just a friendly gesture, or an extremely embarrassing incident. THERE WAS ALWAYS SOME 12 Student Life THING TO SMILE ABOUT 1. Leah Frye was delighted to receive Mr Haiden’s help. 2. Suella Freymiller smiled warmly as she waited for the stranger to come and talk to her. 3. Becky Goplin was awe-struck by Mona Atkinson's bared flesh. 4 Brian Fuller and Pam Jurgensen enjoyed their science lesson 5. Jonada Steele's and Debbi Walsh’s giggles prevented them from concentrating on their work. 6. Connie Lins, Lisa Chitwood, and Sharon Hying secretly plotted a devious prank. 7. Susan Patch points out funny pictures as Michelle Hayes and Mary Biba look on. 8. Marie Stanek and Carol Heffner chatted about their weekend activities. 9. Charlie Faga was amused while sitting in English class. 10. Evonna Stackman enjoyed herself while others around her worked hard. 11. Monte Smith and Mark Wilkinson protected their lockers from intrusion. 12. No. Spencer Peterson, you cannot eat your elbow! Student Life 13 IT'S GREAT TO After tour long years in high school, it felt great to be a senior. Privileges, prestige and position that are reserved for the seniors finally belonged to the class of '83. 4 . BE A SENIOR 1. Moods ranging from laughter to being mellow were displayed along the seniors’ favorite wall 2. Mark Martin modeled his Riverdale Senior Band T- shirt for Jim Schwmgle 3 Darla Heise blushed from Lisa Makovec's personal question 4 Mary Biba and Arlene Dosch worked hard on their studies as Robin McClaren and Sue Dearborn enjoyed magazines 5. The Senior Class of 1983 6 Norman Zadrazil. Gerry Rosauer and John Wigfield took a Pepsi trip to Ike's at noon 7 Mike Murray took time out for an impor- tant phone call Student Life 15 1. Robin McClaren glared at her English composi- tion. 2. The senior class prematurely celebrated their graduation. 3 Jon Schwabe made calculations for his woods project. 4 Patti Zadrazil snickered at the magazine article she was reading. 5. Matt Harris. Eric Marlow and Sheila Godfrey took advantage of their privilege to occupy the senior bench. 6 Russ Speigle demonstrated his gentlemanly manners by opening the door for junior Marie Letcher. 7. Suzy Anderson read her Physics assignment. A' Scott Broadbent Dorothy Tertea Alej ndra Camacho Mary M Biba Jeff Brown Tim Bomkamp Rick Butteris 1. Lorna Baumann. Darla Hase and Susan Patch gave Lou Coopey some free advertising 2 Mike Gibbons. Tim Bomkamp and Lorna Baumann had different reactions to the ag class. 3 Carol Heffner and Mane Stanek relaxed by the trophy case. 4 Dan Pulvermacher and John Pechan rolled Mike Gibbons in the run-through. 5. Tim Thiede clowned for the camera. 6 Sheila Godfrey probably had better days. OFFICERS. Karen Prochaska. Vice-President; Suzy Anderson. Secretary; Barb McDougal. Presi- dent; Susan Patch. Treasurer; Mr McKenna. Advisor Seniors 19 1. Dan Pulvermacher con- tinued to develop his athle- tic prowess. 2. Arlene Dosch worked on her ac- counting. 3 Jett Brown was ready to face the day. 4 Russ Speigle and Lauri An- derson relaxed at Ike’s dur- ing noon hour. 5. Shawn Grindemann. Terri Cama- cho. Karen Wentworth and Lisa Pulvermacher listened attentively in Family Living. 6 Andy Drone serenaded with his tennis racket guitar. 7. Theresa Neff was stunned. 8 John Pechan and Carol Grimm gave each other a friendly hug 9. Mike Kinch. Suzy Anderson. John Stoltz and Michele Harrell were busy in Phys- ics. 10 Connie Peterson was muddled by the Span- ish lesson Seniors 21 22 Seniors Layna Kovars Laura Elizabeth Lmdauer Lisa Marie Makovec Tracy Michelle Hendricks Mike Kinch 1982 Badger State Representatives Patty Zadrazil. Suzy Anderson. Mike Gibbons. John Pechan. Arlene Dosch and Dan Pulvermacher 1. John Pechan was trying to find out what other fabulous wonders are contained in Lorna Baumann's coatpockets besides her baby bonnet 2. Michelle Hayes showed off her hand dexterity as she completed a masterpiece. 3. Sue Patch exclaimed. This class is totally awesome total- ly!! 4. Jim Urbach worked through the noon hour on his mid-term 5. After being turned down by Jerry Buening. Kim Schreck wandered off once again to find someone to buy his bucket of apples 6. Lisa Pulvermacher. Karen Wentworth. Terri Camacho. Shawn Grindemann. Tim Theide. and Ms. Krause participated in a Family Living discussion Seniors 23 1. Duane Adams posed with his Christmas pal 2 Don Scott observed the friendly get together of Laurie Anderson. Joy Keller, and Missy Atkinson 3. New student. Jeff Case, spent time with Daryl Pulvermacher and Mike Murray 4 Working class dog. John Pechan. took a signly rest. 5. Lauri Anderson babbled on while Marie Stanek glared at the camera 6 Suella Freymiller. Tracy Hendricks. Laura Lmdauer and Lori Zenchenko participated in Family Living. Seniors 25 26 Seniors 1. Joy Keller schemed some devilish deed 2. John Burkhamer wasn't too hap- py to have his picture taken 3 Matt Har- ris took the task of monitoring the halls 4 Clifford Olson cleaned some engine parts in Farm Skills. 5. Jon Schwabe worked busily on his woods project 6 Suella Freymiller. Tracy Hendricks. Laura Lin- dauer. and Lori Zenchenko listened in- tently as Ms Krause told them the facts of life in Family Living class. 4 Dave Ernst wondered what he was going to do during another study hall 8 Mike Kinch helped to serve the punch at the 1982 Junior Prom. Seniors 27 1. Mike Gibbons was momentarily dis- tracted 2. Could you run that by me one more time? ’ asked Karen Pro- chaska 3. Cindy Faga said with a grin. Chow time! 4 Phil Foust concen- trated on his drafting 5. Has Don Scott become Jeff Stoltz’s new twin brother? 6 Suzy Anderson knew the answer to write while Tim Scham- berger had to look it up 7 Robin McClaren was in desperate need of art supplies 8 Thank God it's Friday! exclaimed Scott Broadbent 9 Dan Conner. Don Scott. Jeff Case. Andy Drone, and Mike Gibbons didn’t like what was happening out on the gym floor 10 Jim Schwmgle played King of the Library.” Seniors 29 SENIOR FAVORITES TELEVISION SHOW RADIO STATION MOVIE BOOK ACTOR ACTRESS SINGER OR GROUP SONG TEACHER CLASS PASTIME SPORT FOOD RESTAURANT JEANS COLOR CAR BEVERAGE Fame Z-104 Porky's The Promise Tom Selleck Jane Fonda Loverboy Hard To Say I'm Sorry Ms. Krause Family Living Partying Football Pizza Hardee's Lee's Blue Trans Am Pepsi 30 Seniors Norman Paul Zadrazil Patricia Zadrazil Holli M Zange Lori Zenchenko NOT PICTURED: John Burkhamer Lori Pierick 1. Studying, yet beaming, were Pat Zadrazil and Karen Prochaska 2 Dignified Matt Harris pondered over the problem. 3. Michele Harrell was perturbed when she was distracted from her program 4. “Enough is enough. thought Tim Bomkamp 5. Lori Zenchenko was unwilling to start Seniors 31 Most Dependable: Dave Ernst and Barb McDougal Nicest Smile: Mane Stanek and Russ Speigle Nicest Vehicle: Steve Anderson 32 Senior Specialties Shyest: Robin McClaren and Jon Schwabe 34 Senior Specialties Hustler and Flirt: Russ Speigle and Sheila God- frey Most Athletic Cindy Faga and Andy Drone Senior Specialties 35 Nicest Eyes: John Stoltz and Ten Camacho Most Fun To Be With: Laurie Anderson and Tim Theide Nicest Hair Bobby Aide and Carol Heffner 1. Dan Post worked diligently on his Agriculture I test. 2. Jim Cottrill and Doug Meyer were curious to know what Dan Baumann was telling Matt Gibbons. 3 The person behind the camera must have been a female to catch Joe Trumm’s attention and not Debbie Storms’ or Cheryl Kuehm’s. 4 Jered Glass seemed more interested in what was going on. then in his book 5. Missy Atkinson didn't like the camera-person too well 6 The fresh- man class was readying themselves for archery as Ms Culbertson pointed something out. 7 Brent Stadele accu- rately measured the wood for hts pro- ject. 8. Monte Smith wanted to get into the picture with Robin Feryance in English I class. Underclasses 37 Mike Anderson Todd Beckius Roger Benish Mona Atkinson Steve Biba JUNIORS CLASS OFFICERS: Phyllis Ramsden, President. Miss Zander. Advi- sor; Carey Bomkamp. Vice President; Matt Gibbons. Secretary; Dill Mathews. Treasurer Wendy Brice Paulette Buenmg Tammy Lisa Cannoy Carlson Deana Ferebee Sonia Ewing Scott Lon Fuller Gauger Lisa Chitwood Randy Chitwood 38 Juniors Brian Clark Jim Cottrill Jeff Curtis Scott Curtis Dan Dosch Ken Jo Draves 1. Randy Chitwood and Lonnie Hach worked on their plan to blow up the science room. 2. Todd Beckius and Mark Meyer stood telling their tough tall tales 3 Steve Wagner demonstrated his karate moves. 4 Dean Shemak displayed his macho walk down the hall 5 Jenny Wilkinson was all smiles on picture day 6 Chris Barnes studied very hard m math class 7. Stacey Warden tried to hit the right keys. Matt Gibbons Nathan Godfrey Robbie Granger Juniors 39 Larry Hach Sharon Hying Lonnie Hach Sandy Jennings Angela Havlik Shelley Johnson D®nn's Kirk Marie Connie Charles Kienitz Kienitz Letcher Lins Mahan 1. Roger Benish and Jim Cottrill made sure every hair was in place. 2. Ken Pasold and Dennis Kienitz concentrated on a project. 3. Mr Anderson and Robbie Granger discussed a matter of concern. 4 Ellen Williamson took seriously her responsibilities as hall monitor. 5. Dawn Recob stalked the halls of R.H.S. 6. Lonnie Hach was interrupted at work. 7. Mark Sturdevant and Phil Foust ate their junk food at the curb. 40 Juniors Bill Mathews Hartzell Phetteplace Megan Hayes Jim Kadousek Lisa McCardle Jan Novy Danita Olson Marlene Ott Ken Pasold Juniors 41 Dean Shemak Lon Smith Evonna Theresa Stackman Stanek Jonada Mark Steele Sturdevant 42 Juniors Shelly Sondra Tisdale Tisdale Joe Jeff Tim Steve Tfumm Urbach Victora Wagner Debbie Walsh 1 Lynne Port wine raced against time 2 Connie Lins looked as if she’d had enough of volleyball practice 3 Mane Letcher enjoyed a quick snack during class 4 Evonna Stackman set comfortably m her seat while she studied 5 Jeff Curtis and Jim Cottrill shared an inside joke 6 Nancy Feryance was all smiles about getting her picture taken 7 The photographer captured Debbie Walsh s and Jonada Steele's attention NOT PICTURED Scott Phettepiace. Lee Hook Ellen Williamson Susan 7adrazil Penny Zintz Juniors 43 SOPHOMORES CLASS OFFICERS: Mr Gray. Advisor; Julie Halverson. President; Newell Haffner. Vice President. Debbie Storms. Treasurer; Heather Havlik. Secretary. Phillip Broadbent Jerry Buening Shanon Todd Terry Rick Burton Butteris Carter Colson Jerry Michael Eiling Ernst 1. Rick Colson got caught up on the current events. 2. Charlie Groom concentrated on his exciting history lesson 3. Debbie Storms raced against the clock 4 Chris Martin took a few minutes to express his feelings. 5. Don’t worry. Dan Baumann, we won’t copy your answers Sophomores Sophomores 45 Angela Jones Lonnie Jones Janet Kadousek Julie Keller Roger Knight Korey Knoble Brian Lewis Adam Lms Bill Mathews Doug Meyer 46 Sophomores Joe Laufenberg Rosemary Lee 1 Todd Buttens strolled towards his locker 2 Charlie Groom checked to see it his bus was coming 3 U S History students whiled away the last few moments of class until the bell rang 4 Roger Knight emerged from the shop. 5 Dale Haganston, Bill Mathews and Todd Aide strained to see Mr Heise's demonstration 6 It wasn't always easy to be 100% alert 7 Dale Stephen- son snuck up behind the hidden stranger 8 Angela Jones eyed the camera Underclassmen 47 Scott Rueckheim Larry Schamberger Mark Schwingle Randy Smith 1. Tammy Lynch prepared to do homework in study hall. 2. With a gleam in his eye. Joe Con- nery made his way to class. 3. Randy Smith read a library book 4 Pat Walmer strolled down the hall. 5. Lois Yonash and Mark Schwingle waited for their picture retakes while Susan Patch su- pervised 6. Val Conner and Tammy Hanke re- laxed at the lockers. 7. Rocky Foust was in a serious mood. NOT PICTURED: Jerry Henn 4 Dale Stephenson Lenny Stocks Pat Walmer Brian Walsh Allan Lois Willig Yonash 48 Sophomores Carleen Van Winkle Sophomores 49 Dean Bartosh Randy Benish FRESHMEN Jerry Anding Jim Biba CLASS OFFICERS: Mark Wilkinson. President; Mr. Stoll. Advisor; Spencer Peterson; Vice President; Monte Smith. Secretary; Teresa Adams; Treasurer Linda Scipper Jody Colleen Judy Biba Brice Broadbent Case Couey Mia Daly 50 Freshmen Russ Baker Darla Chris Dieter Drone 1. Amy Fiely enjoyed her library time 2 Gale Portwme and Kirtt Godager paid attention in class 3 Ana Zimple was startled 4 Jerry Andmg. Brian Hach and Jim Biba raced to get out of school as fast as they could 5 Gerald Stanek concentrated on a science test Cheryl Kathy Brian Flint Franklin Fuller Sherry Hackett Jeff Stacy Hackl Hackl Freshmen 51 Judy Kadousek Mike Kirchhoff Kenny Mike Kuehni LeGuene Dave Lewis Jeff Miller Donna Nondorf Julie Livermore Racheal Miller Karlene Ott 52 Freshmen Kit Ricky Mike Don Martin Martin McClaren Meyer Kristi Michek Brenda Miller 1. Mike McClaren was being industrious' 2 Melissa Atkinson slept. Denise Hancock paid attention in class. 3. David Lewis nodded off in your average ‘‘exciting freshman class 4 Something at the front of the room caught Dean Bartosh’s attention. 5. Spencer Peterson decided it was time to close the books. 5 Randy Nachtigal was the one behind those Foster Grants”. 7. Amy Pechan and Racheal Miller each had different subjects capturing their attention. Susan Moore Rosey Amy Bev Parish Pechan Peer Freshman 53 Debra Dan Lynnette Thiede Thingvold Thrune 54 Freshmen 2 Dan Post � j Tony Dawn Venglish Wagner Peter Troy Julie Amy Walsh Warded Weichbrod Welsh 1. Judy Couey dressed punk for Homecoming week activi- ties 2. Lori Vance, Ricky Jones. Mike McClaren and Dan Post waited for Phy. Ed. instru- tions 3. Kristie Michek strolled down the hall. 4. Kenny Kuehni must have been finished with his math assignment. 5. Mrs. Krause tried to tie Bev Peer’s bow for her picture. 6. Chris Drone practiced to be a sci- ence teacher with Mr Wither- spoon’s guidance 7. Dan Thingvold directed his brain power towards an exam 8 Mia Daly was amused by an English assignment. Dan Zint z Freshmen 55 1. Mr Anderson typed busily for the next day’s assignment. 2. Mr. Pi- chotta related the horrors of being a drivers education teacher. 3. “Is the book interesting. Mr. Anderson? 4 Mr Heise explained wood grain to Carol Grimm and other woods stu- dents. 5. Mrs. Chitwood was enter- tained by Tim Thiede's play reading 6. Mr and Mrs. Godfrey were among the Homecoming dance chaperones. 7. Mr Plier showed Phil Foust the art of metal working Staff 57 ADMINISTRATION SCHOOL BOARD. 1. Dean Meyer. Clarence Kuehni. 2. Judy Makovec (Treas). Paul Kinney (V. Pres). 3. Carl Gutknecht, Ivan Far- ness 4 Ann Taylor (Dist. Sec ). Mary Martin (Clerk) 5. Barbara Reiter. Dr Hard. Duane Thomas (Pres ). I 58 Administration FACULTY mEiiH Mr Anderson gave instructions to a student ■- - v r 6 7 i 4 Pat Culbertson Physical Education Mary Ann Carmody Math Faculty 59 60 Faculty Charles Gray English Jeff Haiden Business Education Mr Witherspoon informed Kirtt Godager about brain power. Faculty 61 62 Faculty Gordon Palmer Spanish Nell Schell Business Education Reading Margaret Tainter Joe Stoll Special Education Industrial Arts Faculty 63 Julius Ward Social Studies Dean Young Music 64 Faculty June Zander Math Art Zitt Guidance SUPPORT STAFF Jeanette Balousek Cook Kathleen Harms Head Cook Carol Pospichal Cook Mary Urbach Cook Rosie Olson Diane Imhoff A v and Library Aide Amy Linn Peterson Secretary Secretary Staff 65 I. Lori Gauger, quick to react, sent the volleyball back across the net 2. Tim Bomkamp slid into base |ust moments before the ball was caught. 3 Mr. Krueger looked on at a typical track meet 4 Angie Havlik stretched as high as she could reach to spike the volleyball back to her opponent 5. Kurt Pospichal kept his opponent on the mat. SIS BOOM BAH VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS L Chitwood. S Patch. C. Grimm. L. Baumann. L Lindauer. L. Makovec. H Zange. VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Row 1: S. Patch. L Makovec Row 2: M Biba. M Hayes. S. Hying. VARSITY WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS L. Lindauer. L. Baumann. L. Chitwood. H. Zange. C. Grimm. 68 Cheerleaders VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS. S Larson. R Feryance. D Olson. T. Hendricks. RAH RAH RAH JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS. Row 1 M Daly. A Fiely. T. Lynch. D Storms Row 2: N. Wentworth. Row 3: D Dieter. R Feryance JUNIOR VARSITY BOYS BASKET- BALL CHEERLEADERS Row 1: C Kuehni. A Fiely. Row 2: A Dilley. L. Patch. Row 3: N. Wentworth JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS. J Broadbent. M Daly. T. Lynch. D. Storms. D. Dieter Cheerleaders 69 RAZZLE, DAZZLE VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Row 1: Coach Culbertson J. Wilkinson S. Jennings S. Miller Row 2: P Ramsden D. Heise L. Smith E. Williamson L. Gauger S. Anderson. Row 3: C. Lins E. Stackman A. Havlik. Row 4: M. Atkinson C. Peterson. 70 Volleyball The Chieftain Volleyball squad captured an even break with a 6-6 season. The team, composed mostly of juniors, finished fourth in the league, improving the fifth place finish of last year. Th bright point of the season was defeating Fennimore twice, which resulted in the piercing of Coach Culbertson’s ears. Among those who gained All- Conference honors were Sarah Miller, First Team, and Connie Peterson, Second Team. Aside from the fundamental efforts made by the team, they have been working hard at raising money for next year’s new uniforms. J.V. VOLLEYBALL Row 1 D Wagner T. Adams C. Drone M Wilkinson Row 2. M Atkinson L. Biba D Nondorf B Miller Row 3. D Ferebee J. Halverson B Goplin Row 4 C. VanWinkle K Biba R Lee Row 5: C. Kuehm H Havlik 1. Darla Heise backsets the ball for Lori Smith to kill. 2. SENIOR PLAYERS Suzy Anderson. Darla Heise. Connie Peterson. 3. The varsity team was in action 4 Kelly Biba and Heather Havlik got set to work hard in practice. 5. The junior varsity in their team hollered. Razzle. dazzle, sizzle, zip! Come on Chieftains, let er rip!” 6 COACHES Ms Culbertson. Varsi- ty. Mr Miller. Junior Varsity. 7. MANAGERS Linda Patch. Laura Lindauer. Rachael Miller Volleyball 71 PUSH 'EM BACK, PUSH VARSITY. Row 1: J. Stoltz. K. Schreck, A Drone. R. Speigle. J. Pechan, M Gibbons. J. Schwabe. T. Bomkamp, B. Riley Row 2: D. Adams. J. Urbach, J. Franklin. R. Chitwood. T Victora, J. Cottrill. J. Stoltz, D. Pulvermacher Row 3: Mr Schultz. D. Bomkamp. F. Duran. J. Trumm, J. Urbach. B Mathews. B Clark. D Pulvermacher Row 4: E Marlow (manager), Mr Pichotta, M Harris. M. Gibbons. K. Pospichal. P Bahr, R. Sailing. B. Niedo. Mr Witherspoon. 72 Football The highlight of the 1982 football season was the defeat of the River Valley Blackhawks 13-8 when the Chieftains held off a Blackhawk scoring attack in the last seconds of the game. The varsity also recorded victories over Belmont, Ithaca and LaFarge and fin- ished the season 4-5. Kip Schreck was named to the All-Conference first team. Tim Victora, Jim Chitwood and John Pechan received all-conference special mention or honorable mention. The honorary captain was John Pechan; the most valuable player was Randy Chitwood; and Bill Mathews was chosen team spark plug. 'EM BACK, WAY BACK Football 73 1 Mr Witherspoon lectured his team 2 Jim Cottrill and Tim Victora discussed their offensive plan 3. In a pregame warm-up quarterback Jim Cottrill called the play 4 Tim Victora jumped for a pass as Joe Trumm watched 5 Jeff Stoltz tackled his opponent 6 The varsity team celebrated after a victory PIGSKIN PLAYERS JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL. Row 1: T Holloway. B. Hach. A Lins. L. Jones. D Stephenson. J. Connery. J. Swinehart. J. Laufenberg. K. Fiely. M Kirchhoff. M McClaren. Row 2: C. Faga. K Godager. D. Zlntz. D Bartosh. J. Hackl. B Stadeie. D. Lewis. M Smith. D Meyer. K Novy. N Haffner Row 3: Coach Dave Watson. B Mathews. N Gast. B Lewis. M Ernst. M Knoble. D. Meyer. D. Baumann. D. Hagenston. J. Eiling. C Montgomery. Coach Julius Ward 1. Kip Schreck rampaged through the line to try to block the Fenmmore punt 2. Jett Stoltz had help in tackling the ball carrier. 3. Randy Chitwood knew he had outside containment and the receiver was about to find out too. 74 Football STARVING TO WIN JUNIOR SENIOR WRESTLERS Row 1: C. Olson. D Conner. J. Franklin. B Niedo. R Sailing. R Chitwood. K Pospichal. R Stoltz. C. Bomkamp. S. Curtis. S. Walmer Row 2: M Martin. J. Granger. A Drone. D Adams Urbach. S. Biba. P Bahr. J. Stoltz. D. Scott. R Speigie Row 3: J. Wrestling 75 MAT The Chieftain wrestlers had great talent returning with conference champs Duane Adams and Andy Drone. The lack of wrestlers at the lower two weights was a big factor in the dual meets. However, the ten man squad was ranked fourth in state of all class C schools. The squad was one of the stronger teams in our history. The only conference loss was at River Valley. Next year the loss of seniors will be felt, but raw talent is coming up. 76 Wrestling BURNERS FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE WRESTLERS Row 1 R Benish. D Row 2: N Gast. D Meyer. M Knoble. M Ernst. D. Baumann. K. Novy. Hanson. P Walsh. T Warded. G. Stanek. J. Glass. D. Meyer. D. Zintz. J. Swmehart. B Nichols. 1 Jett Stoltz was on top ot the situation. 2. Andy Drone appeared to have a lip problem but was in total control. 3. Dan Conner showed his opponent the one toot. 4 Who was in control. Carey Bomkamp or toe? 5. All Troy Warden could see was six tor a pm. 6 He wanted up. but John Stoltz was determined to keep him down. 7. Cliftord Olson put people on their backs when they grab tor his leg Wrestling 77 SLAM VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1: R Anderson. T Bomkamp, Coach Tracy Krueger and son, T. Victora. J. Case Row 2: J. Urbach. K. Schreck. D Hagenston, J. Cotlril. 78 Basketball The Chieftains rebuilding program, centered around a young, aggressive team, begun last season with hopes toward success. Lost, was strong rebounding, however next year the team should be stronger and have more playing experience. DUNK 1. Kip Schreck and company stretched to reject a shot and Joe Trumm watched the awesome showdown 2 Tim Victora unleashed his deadly weapon, the jump shot. 3. Matt Gibbons and opponent were one on one with the basketball being the center of attention 4 Allan WHIig dug ♦or determination as he went for the penetration. 5 Tim Bomkamp held his ground but he really wanted the ball J.V BASKETBALL. Center: Coach D Witherspoon Players left to right: M Kirchoff. B Hach. K. Godager. C. Faga. N Haffner. J. Eiling. S Peterson. K. Fiely. T. Holloway. Basketball 79 SHOOTING STARS BASKETTES: J. Adams. D Nondorf. A. Dosch. K. Prochaska. K Biba. M. Armstrong. T. Harris. FRESHMAN TEAM Row 1 M McClaren. K Kuehni. M Wikmson. B Stadele Row 2: R Jones. D Bartosh. R Nachtigal. J Reese. 80 Boys Basketball GIRLS WERE 1982 SWAL CHAMPS 1981-82 VARSITY GIRLS' BASKETBALL. Mona Atkinson, Donna Ramsden, Kellie Linscheid. Leslie Borg, Sarah Miller, Sandy Jennings. Judy Schreck, Theresa Pechan, Shelly Keller, JoDeen Harness. Cindy Faga. Suzy Anderson, Barb McDougal, Coach Schultz. 1. Sandy Jennings concentrated intensely on her tree throw 2. Connie Peterson, Julie Halverson, Saray Miller, and Sandy Jennings returned to the bench afler the starting line-up was introduced. A Class C school in a pre- dominately Class B confer- ence usually has few oppor- tunities to challenge for a conference championship. The 1981-82 Chieftain girls had the opportunity and did not let it slip away. Compil- ing an 11-1 conference re- cord, the girls easily outdis- tanced second place Prairie du Chien 9-3 for their first ever SWAL Conference Championship. The 11 con- ference victories and the 17 regular season wins in 1981- 82 represented new school records. Guard Jo- Deen Harness was chosen to the SWAL All-Confer- ence 1st team for the 4th consecutive year. Center Judy Schreck and guard Cindy Faga were named to the SWAL All-Conference 2nd team and forward The- resa Pechan received All- Conference honorable mention. Graduation hurt the Chieftains dearly for the 1982- 83 season. Coach Schultz counted heavily on Senior guard Cindy Faga, the only returning starter, to provide the leadership for a team which was composed of very talented but inexpe- rienced juniors. Girls Basketball 81 1. Sarah Miller dribbled past Prairie du Chien defenders 2. Julie Halverson shot over the head of three Highland defenders. 3. Cindy Faga scrapped for the ball in the Weston game 4 Connie Peterson shot for two VARSITY Row 1: S Anderson. C. Peterson. C. Lins. S. Murray. M Atkinson. A Havlik Row 2: S Keller. J. Wilkinson. S. Jennings. S. Miller. C. Faga. P Ramsden 82 Girls Basketball JV GIRLS' BASKETBALL: Row 1 M Wilkinson. A Pechan. A Coach Zander. T Adams. B Miller. D. Theide. C. Drone. J Halver Pospichal. H Havl.k. M Atkinson. B Hying. R. Topper Row 2: son. S. Hackl. R. Lee. J. Honer. Dtana Ferebee. manager Girls’ Basketball 83 SCHULTZ'S SLUGGERS 1. Was Randy Chitwood awed by a teammate's performance or just bored? 2. First baseman, Dave Ernst, hurled the ball for the out at home. 3 Mr Schultz was the varsity baseball coach. 4 Robby Anderson and Tim Bomkamp shared the thrill of victory. 84 Baseball A very young baseball team finished in fifth place in the SWAL during 1981- 82. The highlight of the year was River- dale’s third place finish in the Confer- ence Tournament. Two Riverdale play- ers, Matt Varney and Tim Bomkamp, received first team All-Conference rec- ognition and Kip Schreck received honorable mention. With Matt Varney and Jim Chitwood being the only play- ers lost through graduation, the Chief- tains had high hopes for the 1982-83 season. VARSITY BASEBALL. Row 1: J. Cottrill, J. Trumm, T. Victora, K. Schreck. J. Chitwood, T. Bomkamp. Row 2: M Martin, J. Urbach, T. Larson. A Willig. Row 3: M Varney, D. Ernst, J. Franklin. J. Urbach, R. Anderson. STRIVE FOR PERFECTION Gary Kraus soared over the high bar Jefl Keller placed sixth in the mile and Cindy Faga placed fourth in the long jump. 1982 BOYS' TRACK TEAM Row 1: R. Moore. M Udelhoven. J. Henn. K. Novy. L. Stocks. J. Curtis. Row 2: A. Drone. M Harris. M Gibbons. G. Kraus. D. Adams. D Pulver macher. K. Knoble. M Gibbons. R. Speigle. D. Watson. 1982 GIRLS' TRACK TEAM Row 1: C. Kuehni, K Biba, T. Lync. B Dieter. M Krueger. K. Linscheid Row 2: C. Thomas. L. Bomkamp, L. Davis. J. Honer. J. Heffner. P. Ramsden, C. Lins, S. Hying. C. Faga. L. Borg. The highlight for the boys' track team was taking first place in the Riverdale Invita- tional and placing third at the Pardeeville meet. The Chieftain boys crowned two conference champs as Jim Rotzoll took first in the shot put and Gary Kraus in the 330 hurdles. Jeff Keller became the all- time leading scorer in track and was named M.V.P. for the fourth year. Gary Kraus was named Captain. The girls were lead by M.V.P. Cindy Faga who won the conference long jump title for the third year in a row. Cindy became the all-time leading scorer and still has one season to go. Leslie Borg joined Cindy as a confer- ence champ as she won the shot put. Brenda Dieter was named Captain of the squad. 1. Robby Granger boosted up John Pechan so he could remove the chieftain banner from behind a picture 2. Suzy Anderson applied her handiwork to the Library Club Quilt. 3. Scott Taylor and Brian Walsh worked on yearbook layout 4. Eric Marlow got himself ready for his role in the one-act plays 5 Randy Chitwood. Jim Kadousek and Carey Bomkamp relaxed against the display case 6 Scott Taylor and Mike Gibbons prepared witch’s brew Organizations 87 DEVOTED TO DEADLINES OFFICERS John Pechan. Editor; Susan Patch. Co-Edi- tor; Ms. Krause. Advisor; Darla Heise. typist; Scott Tay- lor. Assistant Editor. Susan Patch selected pictures to use in the yearbook YEARBOOK STAFF. Row 1: L. Baumann; S Patch; D. Heise. Row 2: Ms. Krause. Advisor; B. Miller; A Pechan; B. Walsh; B Hying; M Heise; S. Moore Row 3: H Phetteplace; S. Miller; S. Taylor; J. Pechan; S Keller; D Walsh; J. Steele; C Miller Cindy Faga listened to Lou Coopey's instructions on Darla Heise threatened. ‘You toucha my machine. I breaka your face! picture day SHUTTER BUGS PHOTO CLUB Row 1 Mr Anderson. L Anderson. T Cannoy. J Pe- chan. J Curtis. D Olson Row 2: J. Perkins. S Warden. B Nelson. A Jones. S. Godfrey. M Nichols. T. Venglish Row 3: L Portwine. R Granger. D Bartosh. D Shemak. S Phetteplace. S Curtis. A Willig OFFICERS John Pechan. Vice-President; Lauri Ander- son. President. Shelley Nichols. Treasurer. Stacey War- dell. Secretary BOOKWORMS LIBRARY CLUB L Yonash. W Brice. H Phetteplace. S Grindemann. D. Walsh. L. Pulvermacher. J. Steele. P Zadrazil. R McClaren. Mr McKen- na. M Biba. S Mmter. M Schwmgle. S. Anderson Mr McKenna was hard at work Lois Yonash. Patty Zadrazil and Suzy Anderson worked on the club quilt Photo Club Library Club 89 STUDENT SENATE STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: T Thiede. D Ernst. A Drone. L Baumann. C Faga Row 2 M Ott. L Gauger. R Chitwood. S Miller. J. Niles. D Ferebee. B Miller. L. Vance Row 3: D. Heise. Miss Zander OFFICERS Marlene Ott. Secretary; Tim Thiede. Trea Dave Ernst and Russ Speigle planned activities surer; Dave Ernst. President; Miss Zander. Advisor Not for the student body Pictured; Eric Marlow. Vice-President 90 Student Council THE SCHOLASTICS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row 1: N Feryance. J. Curtis. B Aide. J Pechan. M Gibbons. P Zadrazil Row 2 S. Patch. D Heise. S Miller. S Keller. K Prochaska Row 3: C Lins. J Heffner. A Havlik. S Anderson. Mr Haiden. Advisor OFFICERS: Susan Patch. Vice-President. Darla Heise. Sec- retary; Suzy Anderson. Reporter. Karen Prochaska. Presi- dent. Mr Haiden. Advisor Bobby Aide warmed up for his typing AS THE TEPEE TALKS Brian Walsh, the cartoonist, tried his hand at headlines Nathan Godfrey waxed the pages with oh-so-picky patience The advisor. Ms Hall, looked TEEPEE TALK STAFF Row 1: D Ferebee, L. Patch. M Ott. L. on as the group worked to fin- Chitwood. K Martin. Row 2: N Godfrey. M Hayes. D. He� se. S. Fuller, ish the paper as fast as possi- B Walsh. W Brice. Ms Hall, bie Darla Heise diligently typed the evening away THE HEAD HONCHOS Linda Patch, typist; Ms Hall, advisor; Diana Ferebee. typist; Nathan Godfrey, editor; Darla Heise. typist. 92 Teepee Talk Staff ALL EYES UPON US Jim Urbach. Marlene Ott, Nancy Feryance and Scott Fuller tried their hands at interpretive theater FORENSICS. Row 1: N Wentworth. J Walstead. L. Yonash, P Zadrazil. S Ander- son. T. Nett. N. Feryance. M. Ott. Row 2: S Mmter. B Walsh. D. Walsh. J Steele. W Bnce. L. Chitwood. B McDougal. J Pechan. L Anderson. M Atkinson Row 3: H. Phetteplace. S. Fuller. T Thiede. S. Grmdemann. N Godfrey. E Marlow. L. Port wine. Mr Godfrey. Suzy Anderson practiced for her dance demonstration. Mr Godfrey, the advisor, woked while the forensics team goofed around. Forensics 93 A TRADITION OF ACHIEVEMENTS CHAPTER SWEETHEART Shelly Keller Tim Schamberger and Randy Chitwood were not looking their best FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Row 1 Mr Niles. D. Conner. C. Bomkamp. M Martin. T Schamberger. R Chitwood. D. Kienitz. L. Hach. S. Broadbent Row 2: D. Scott. C. Martin. D Roh. R Seifert. J Schwabe. L. Hach. R. Moore Row 3: J. Connery. A Lins. J Buenmg. M Weichbrod. J. Urbach. M. Schwingle Row 4: H Coopernoll. M Udelhoven. E Johnson. T Moyer. S. Keller. D Olson. P Buening. S. Minter Row 5: D. Adams. L. Schamberger. L Chitwood. J. Stoltz. M Gibbons. D Meyer. S Murray. J. Honer Row 6: C. Olson. N Zadrazil. R Sailing. M Knoble. S Biba. B Mathews. K. Kienitz. K. Pasold. J Kadousek. Row 7: D Zintz. T Warden. D. Meyer. M Smith. D. Stanek, J. Adams. K Michek. B Hach. P Broadbent. G Rosauer Row 8: L Biba. M Murray. R. Granger. D. Pulvermacher. J. Hackl. OFFICERS Row 1 Mr Niles. Advisor. Carey Bomkamp. Treasurer; Tim Schamberger. President; Randy Chitwood. Vice-President; Dennis Kienitz. Reporter Row 2: Dan Conner. Sentmal. Mark Martin. Secretary; Larry Hach. Parliamentarian; Scott Broadbent. Chaplain FFA PLANNING, MOLDING, CREATING OFFICERS. Ellen Williamson. Treasurer; Sharon Hying. Secretary; Connie Lins. Vice-President. Sandy Mmter. President; Tracy Hendricks. Pro- ject Chairman. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Row 1: D. Olson. S. Hying. E. Williamson Row 2: P Buenmg. M Nichols. L. Lmdauer. S. Mmter. T Hendricks. P Zintz. Row 3. S. Jennings. C. Lins. S. Grmdemann. B Nelson Jan Novy. Vanda Sailing. Shelly Nichols, and Maloy Heise looked for ideas Susan Moore. Barb Hying and Kit Martin congre- gated in the hall. FHA 95 BUSINESS IS OUR SPECIALTY Arlene Dosch concentrated while working with the computer FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA. Row 1: C Heffner. M Hayes. P Buening. L. Portwine, D Ferebee. S. Hying. Row 2: D. Heise. B McDougal. S. Godfrey. L. Anderson. D. Olson. P. Zintz. W Brice. K. Honer. S. Ewing. L. Carlson. C. Lins. P Ramsden. D. Ferebee. G. Portwine. Mr Haiden (Advisor). Row 3 M Biba. K. Prochaska. A. Dosch. P Zadrazil. M Stanek. T Neff OFFICERS Arlene Dosch. Vice-President; Penny Zintz. Treasurer; Mr Haiden. Advisor. Sharon Hying. Secretary; Connie Lins. President Mary Biba cheated and looked at her keyboard. 96 FBLA AMATEUR ACTORS Mrs Chitwood introduced 'The Sec- ond Shepherd's Play” to the public DRAMA CLUB. Row 1: K. Franklin. P Jurgensen. M. Heise. R. Feryance. L. Vance. Row 2: J. Livermore. J. Adams. N. Wentworth. D. Hancock. C. Drone. A. Fiely. D. Thiede. M Daly. T. Venglish. Row 3: R. Granger. L. Chitwood. D. Olson. T. Cannony. M Hayes, S. Johnson. J Heffner. B Walsh Row 4 J. Steele. D. Walsh. M. Ott. N Feryance Row 5 H Phetteplace; T Neff. N Godfrey. D. Ferebee Row 6: Advisor. Mrs Chitwood; S. Anderson. J Pechan. K. Prochaska. S. Gnndemann. E. Marlow. M Stanek. M Harris. C. Heffner. T. Thiede. L. Anderson. M Hayes. S. Mmter OFFICERS Row 1: Brian Walsh. Set Designer. Nancy Fer- yance. Wardrobe Mistress Row 2; Eric Marlow. Treasurer; Tim Theide. Publicity Manager; Matt Harris. Vice President Row 3; Michelle Hayes. President; Sandy Mmter. Secretary. Deana Ferebee applied make-up to Scott Taylor's face for his big performance Drama Club 97 Danita Olson showed Chris Drone and Debbie Theide around the military base ONE-ACT PLAYS Amy McGuire (Heather Havlik) convinced Private Lucille Taylor (Karen Pro- chaska) that Rick Spring- field really was on the base Amy defied army rules by eating a candy bar in the presence of Danita Olson and Karen Prochaska “THE RANSOM OF EMILY JANE Larry Schamberger and Michelle Harrell played the mother and son team of kidnappers. Seargent Grimm (Suzy Anderson) demanded tip-top” efficiency from Private Taylor Heather Havlik. a high school student visiting the base, insult- ed the General's wife (Michelle Hayes). Tammy Cannoy was a cameraperson who filmed the documentory at the base 98 Sandy Minter. Denise Hancock and Kathy Franklin were town gossips who discussed Emily Jane's disappearance, among other things. Mak (Robbie Anderson) talked to the three shepherds (Scott Taylor. Tim Thiede, Nathaniel Godfrey). Coll (Nathaniel Godfrey) complained Daw (Scott Taylor) looked to God for how cold the weather was. guidance. Sonny Griggs found the kid- nap victim. Jonada Steele, to be too much tor him to handle. Emily Jane’s governess. Janet Haffner. fell in love with Sonny Griggs Emily Jane's kidnappers were finally rescued from her by her father. John Pechan. Marlene Ott announced the birth of Christ. Gill (Nancy Feryance) was delighted when her husband brought home the stolen lamb. Mary (Carol Heffner) held the baby while the shepherds, in awe. presented their gifts. 99 ■ WHEN THE CHIEFTAINS The band set itself in marching formation. BAND Row 1: P Hasburgh. T. Adams. K. Prochaska. L. Portwine. S. Hying. D Heise. S. Larson. W Brice. D. Storms. L. Vance. N Feryance. S Ewing. M Daly. Row 2: C. Drone. A Welsh. P Buening. C. Kuehni. M Atkinson. J. Broadbent. A. Havlik. E Marlow. K Biba. B Miller. S. Fuller. J. Weichbrod. A Zimpel. S. Freymiller Row 3: J. Honer. T. Venglish. L. Lindauer. D. Pulvermacher. D Baumann, L. Anderson. M. Smith. J. Buen- ing. D. Haffner. N Wentworth. K. Knoble. S Anderson. S. Grin- demann. Row 4: J. Swinehart. N Haffner. P Walsh. Mr. Young. B Fuller. M Martin. T Stanek. T. Holloway. S. Patch. S. God- frey. T Krueger. E. Johnson. L. Patch. C Case. K. Franklin. 100 Band COME MARCHING IN FLAG CORPS. S. Miller. B. Hying. C. Lins. M Atkinson. E Williamson. S. Hying. E. Stackman. S. Jennings. BANNER CARRIERS A. Dosch. S. Minter FLAG BEARERS D. Hancock. S. Hackl. P. Jurgensen TWIRLERS M Daly. S. Godfrey. M Atkinson. The brass section toots for joy to motivate the Chieftain football team Shari Larson perfected her flutist skills. Band 101 MUSIC FOR CHOIR. Row 1: M Hayes. J. Broadbent. D Hancock. N Feryance. L. Smith. L. Portwine, B. Fuller. S. Glass. J. Livermore. K Ott. C. Heffner. L. Anderson. M Atkin- son. Row 2: Mr Young. K. Prochaska. L. Chitwood. S. Hackl. P Jurgensen. N Wentworth. S. Fuller. E. Mar- low. T. Thiede. L. Pulvermacher, S. Grindemann. H Phetteplace. K. Franklin. R. Feryance. S. Patch. M Hayes. M Ott. S. Tisdale. S. Johnson. Karlene Ott whispered when she The sopranoes watched the tenors tune in to Mars should have been singing. EVERY MOOD MADRIGAL Row 1: K. Franklin. K. Ott. B Fuller. N. Wentworth. P. Jurgensen. L. Smith. N. Feryance. M Ott. M Hayes. S. Patch. Row 2: Mr Young. L. Vance. D. Hancock. J. Livermore. H. Phettepiace. S. Grindemann. K. Schreck. E Marlow. S. Fuller. Julie Livermore and Shelley Johnson got their Lisa Pulvermacher and Lynne Portwine sang out. kicks singing “Jazz Gloria ” Madrigal 103 PLIER'S PROTEGES OFFICERS: Tracy Hendricks. Secretary; Mr Plier. Advi- sor; Suella Freymiller. President; Brian Walsh. Publicity Director; Jeff Curtis. Treasurer; Evonna Stackman. Vice President ART CLUB Row 1: J. Steele. D Walsh. J. Curtis. Mr. Plier. S. Jennings. T Neff Row 2; D Thiede. D. Dosch. T Walstead. B Walsh. E. Stackman. L Lindauer. T Hendricks. S Freymiller Row 3: D Bomkamp. F. Biba DOWNHILL DAREDEVILS OFFICERS. John Pechan. Secretary-Treasurer; Andy Drone. Vice President; Mike Gibbons. President SKI CLUB Row 1: J Pechan. S. Taylor. M Gibbons. Row 2: C. Faga. A Drone. B Aide. T. Aide Row 3: B. McDougal. C Drone. M Wilkinson. A Pospichal. M Gibbons Row 4 E Marlow. K. Godager, C. Faga. L Biba. S. Peterson 104 Art Club Ski Club STAR ATHLETES RClub Row 1: C. Faga. L. Lmdauer. L. Baumann. S Patch. C Grimm. C Lins Row 2. J. Stoltz. T Bomkamp. S Jennings. S. Miller. T Victora. A Drone. S. Taylor. E Marlow. J. Cottrill. B Mathews Row 3: M Gibbons. J. Pechan. M Hayes. L. Makovec. H Zange. C. Peterson. M Gibbons. R Speigle. D Adams. R Sailing. S. Curtis Row 4 M Biba. T Hendricks. A Havlik. L. Chitwood. A Willig. D Ernst. B Aide. M Harris. K Pospichal. D Pulvermacher Row 5: S. Hying. S Mmter. S Anderson. R. Moore. C Bomkamp. R Chitwood. R Anderson. P Ramsden Row 6 D Conner. K Schreck. J Stoltz. OFFICERS Lorna Baumann. Secretary; Andy Drone. Treasurer; Phyllis Ramsden. Vice-President. John Stoltz. President BASEBALL CLUB Row 1: D. Ferebee. S. Keller. S Miller. L Gauger. E. Stackman. S Jennings. L Baumann. S Patch. M Atkinson. B Aide. C. Grimm. T. Lynch. D. Storms M Hayes. L Patch. A Drone. Row 2: J. Trumm. C. Faga. S Godfrey. B McDougal. L Anderson. J Pechan. R Speigle. J Halverson. T Bomkamp. J Honer Row 3 C Lins D Ernst. M Gibbons. S Taylor. C. Peterson. L. Makovec. A Willig. T. Cannoy. D Olson. J. Urbach. D Bomkamp. J. Kadousek Row 4: S. Hying. L Portwme. K Honer K. Godager. T Thiede. R Anderson. K Kiemtz. R. Chitwood. G Portwme. B. Goplm. D Ferebee Row 5 R Granger. S Biba. M Gibbons. T Victora. K Schreck. J Cottrill. C Faga. J Franklin. M Wilkinson. S Peterson E. Marlow 105 SPECIAL EVENTS 1. Junior Prom Miniature King Leon Baumann and Miniature Queen Teresa Goplin tripped the light fantastic 2. Grand March was the highlight of the Prom festivities. 3 Tim Bomkamp and Sue Patch shared a slow dance 4 Holli Zange was awestruck by the evening's activities, while Andy Drone took it all m stride. 5 Is Peter Walsh punk or “new wave? 6 John Stoltz and Lorna Baumann experienced the feeling of being crowned Homecoming King and Queen as Kris Farness and Dave Watson looked on. 7. If we knew you were coming we would have baked a cake! exclaimed Mike Kinch and Michelle Hayes. Special Events 107 Center: 1982 King Tim Bomkamp and Queen Susan Patch. Left to right: Andy Drone and Holli Zange. Jeff Stoltz and Carol Grimm. John Stoltz and Lorna Baumann. Miniature King Leon Baumann and Miniature Queen Teresa Goplin. Marie Stanek and Jim Schwingle. 1981 Queen Becky Craig and King Gary Stanek. Barb McDougal and Dan Pulvermacher P OcAC 982 “(8wee Dzeamj An iridescent rainbow and shimmering star graced the high school gym for the 1982 Junior Prom on the night of April 24. 1982. Music was provided by the band Clue.” Susan Patch and Tim Bomkamp were crowned Queen and King to the song Sweet Dreams.” 108 Prom 1. Susan Patch was crowned Queen of the Prom. 2. The band “Clue provided music for the 1982 Prom. 3. A bird’s-eye view of the dance floor 4. The theme for the night was Sweet Dreams. 5. At the and of the rainbow was the 1982 Junior Prom 6. Teresa Goplin and Leon Baumann were the 1982 Miniature Queen and King. 7. 1981 Queen and King. Becky Craig and Gary Stanek. led Teresa Goplin and Leon Bau- mann through the Grand March. 8. Out of all the Grand Marchers, the camera could only catch Evonna Stackman’s eye 9. Perry Bahr breathed a sigh of relief as he made it out of the bridge. Prom 109 .9 (9 o ft 5(3 (9o7 c Vt 982 “37t’j 87 a i ( S o d ai , 7 m Q?Oyia i Homecoming 1982 was a fun- filled week of events with the grand finale being the dance. Some of the activities were Jersey Day, Hat Day, Punk Day, Double Your Spirit Day and Maroon and White Day. The traditional skits, bonfire and the football game filled the nights while the parade ad- ded to the day. 1. Lorna Baumann and John Stoltz were crowned 1982 Queen and King. 2. 1981 King and Queen were Kris Farness and David Watson. 3. Senior Representatives were Holli Zange and Andy Drone 4 Junior Representatives were Janet Heffner and Kurt Pospichal 5 Sophomore Representatives were Cheryl Kuehm and Dale Hagenston. 6 Freshman Representatives were Linda Biba and Charlie Faga. 110 Homecoming 1. Sheila Godfrey's major goal was not to set herself on fire. 2. A new addition in this year’s parade was an alumni float boasting the Homecoming celebra- tions. 3. The float competition was won by the Sen- iors with the theme We'll Woka-Woka Over ’Em. 4 King John Stoltz and Queen Lorna Baumann smiled coyly for the parade crowd. 5. The football cheerleaders pepped up the bonfire crowd. Homecoming 11 1. Mary Biba and Robin McClaren were dressed as punk rock fans during Homecoming week 2. Missy Atkinson looked up from her studies with amazement. 3 Becky Goplm and Doug Meyer had a good laugh during grand march. 4 Janet Heffner. Kurt Pospichal. Linda Biba and Charlie Faga looked their best Homecoming night. 112 Homecoming SNOWBALL COURT. Row 1: Linda Biba. Charlie Faga. Mia Daly. Kirtt Godager. Missy Wilkinson. Spencer Peterson Row 2: Janet Kadousek, Kevin Fiely. Janette Nihles. Bill Mathews. Linda Patch. Dale Hagenston. Row 3: 1983 Queen Karen Prochaska. 1983 King Russ Specie Row 4: Mona Atkinson. Tim Victora. Tammy Cannoy. Joe Trumm. Phyllis Ramsden. Bill Mathews. 1982 Queen Holli Zange, 1982 King Andy Drone. Darla Heise. Scott Taylor. Susan Patch. Mike Gibbons. 9 9 9 S3 f SSove yl{e .L omo,z iow Kevin Fiely and Janet Kadousek ducked under the bridge at grand march. The annual Snowball was held the evening of Saturday, January 15. Karen Prochaska and Russell Speigle were chosen as king and queen by voting of the student body. The decorations included snowmen, a skating rink and an old-fashioned sleigh. The girl-ask-boy dance was sponsored by the Student Council. Russell Speigle and Karen Prochaska were crowned King and Queen. Snowball 113 Senior Summaries ADAMS. DUANE Bubba Band 10; Spring Play 11; F.F.A. 11,12; R Club 10.11.12; Photo Club 9; Science Club 10.11; Ski Club 12; Football 9.10.11.12; Wrestling 9.10.11.12; All-Conference Champion 11; Baseball 10.12; Track 11; Baseball Club 11,12. AIDE. DONALD R. Bobby Class Office Vice President 9.10.11; Spring Play 12; F.H.A 9; N.H.S. 11.12; R Club 11.12; Science Club 9.10.11. President 11; Ski Club 10.11.12. President 12; Yearbook Staff 9.10.11; Wrestling Manager 9.10.11.12. ANDERSON. LAURI LEEANN Band 9.10.11.12; Jazz Band 10.11.12; Chorus 10.11,12; District Solo or Ensemble Contest 9.10,11; Treasurer 9; Drama Club 12; Spring Play 11; Forensics 12; F.B.L.A 12; Photo Club 10,11,12. Secretary 10. Vice President 11. President 12; Science Club 9.10.11; Ski Club 11; Yearbook Staff 11; Baseball Club 9.10.11.12. ANDERSON. STEVEN A Art Club 10.11, Vice President 11; Science Club 9 ANDERSON. SUZY MARIE Band 9.10.11,12; Jazz Band 9.10,11,12; District Solo or Ensemble Contest 9.10,11; Secretary 11,12; Drama Club 11,12; One Act Play 11.12; Forensics 11,12; Library Club 10.11.12; Vice President 11; N.H.S. 11.12. Reporter 12; R Club 12; Science Club 9,10.11. Secretary 11; Badger Girls State 11; Volleyball 9.10.11.12; Basketball 9.10.11.12. BAUMANN. LORNA ANN Beauf Band 9.10; District Solo or Ensemble Contest 9.10; Student Council 12; Baseball Club 11.12; F.H.A. 9.10; R Club 12; Science Club 10.11; Ski Club 11; Yearbook Staff 9.10,11.12; Prom Court 11; Homecoming Court 12; Homecoming Queen; Football Cheerleader 9.11,12; Wrestling Cheerleader 9.10.11.12; Bat Girl 11.12. BIBA. MARY M Beebs F B.L.a. 11.12; Library Club 11.12. Secretary-Treasurer 12; R Club 12; Basketball Cheerleader 11,12. BOMKAMP. TIM Flip- Student Council 11; Baseball Club 9.10,11.12; R Club 9.10.11.12; Science Club 9.10,11; Prom King 11; Homecoming Court 9; Snowball Court 10; Football 9,10,11,12; Boys Basketball 9.10.11.12; Baseball 9,10.11.12; All-Conference Baseball 10.11. BROADBENT. SCOTT Swirley” Band 9.10; F.F.A 9.10,11,12, Chaplain. 12; Wrestling 9. BROWN. JEFF Ed . BURKHAMER. JOHN R. JR. Photo Club 11; Science Club 9.10; Wrestling 9,11,12. BUTTERIS. RICK L. Transferred from Weston High School. Lima Ridge. Wisconsin. 10 Band 9; Art Club 9; Wrestling Manager 9. CAMACHO. DOROTHY TERESA ALEJANDRA Macho CASE. JEFFREY BOYD Transferred from J.M Hanks. El Paso Texas. 11; Basketball 11,12; Wrestling 9. CONNER. DANIEL Condor F.F.A. 9.10.11,12; R Club 11.12; Football 9; Wrestling 9.10.11.12. DEARBORN. SUSAN K Sue Transferred from Boscobel, Wisconsin. 9; Library Club 10,11,12; Photo Club 9; Teepee Talk 10.11.12. DOSCH. ARLENE HAZEL Pete Banner Carrier 12; F.B.L.A 11,12. Vice-President 12; Library Club 11; Science Club 11; Badger Girls State 11; Baskettes 12. DRONE. ANDREW W Bear Student Council 11,12; Baseball Club 12; R Club 10.11,12; Photo Club 10; Science Club 9,10; Ski Club 11.12; Prom Court 11; Homecoming Court 12; Snowball Court 11.12; Football 9.10,11,12; Wrestling 9,10.11,12; All-Conference Wrestling 11; State Wrestling 11; Track 9,10,11. ERNST DAVE Splash- Transferred from Stratford High School. Startford. Wisconsin. 10; Chorus 9; State Solo or Ensemble Contest 9; District Solo or Ensemble Contest 9; Student Council 11,12. President 12; Baseball Club 10.11.12, Treasurer 12; R Club 12; Ski Club 11,12; Snowball Court 11; Wrestling 9.10.11,12; Baseball 9.10.11.12. FAGA. CYNTHIA MAE Cinner Band 9,10,11; R Club 11,12; Photo Club 9.10; Science Club 9; Ski Club 11; Yearbook Staff 11.12; Snowball Court 11; Basketball 9.10.11,12; Track 9.10,11,12; All-Conference Track 9.10.11; State Track 10.11; Baseball Club 11,12, Secretary 12. FOUST. PHILIP M Phil- Transferred from Boscobel High School. Boscobel Wisconsin. 10; Boys Basketball Manager 10.11.12; Baseball 10.12. FREYMILLER. SUELLA E. Swayla Band 9,10,12; District Solo or Ensemble Contest 9,10; Art Club 10,11,12, President 12; F.H.A 9.10; Science Club 10. FRYE. LEAH CHRISTINE B Transferred from Parker Senior High. Janesville. Wisconsin. 11; Band 9; Student Council 9 GIBBONS. MICHAEL Goose Student Council 9; Spring Play 12; Baseball Club 11.12; R Club 11.12; Science Club 9.10; Ski Club 9.10,11,12; Teepee Talk 11; Yearbook Staff 10; Snowball Court 9,10,11,12; Badger Boys State 11; Football 9,10.11.12; Basketball 9,10.11; Track 10,11,12. 114 GODFREY, SHEILA LYNN ••Eddie” Band 9,10,11,12; Jazz Band 9,10,11; District Solo or Ensemble Contest 9,10,11; Twirler 11,12; F B L A 12; Photo Club 10,11,12; Science Club 9; Volleyball 10. GRIMM. CAROL J. R Club 12; Science Club 9,10,11; Yearbook Staff 10; Prom Court 11; Football Cheerleader 12; Wrestling Cheerleader 10.11.12; Baseball Club 11,12. GRINDEMANN. SHAWN B F.” Band 9,10,11,12; Band Council 10,11,12, Librarian 11. Secretary 12; Jazz Band 9.10,11,12; Chorus 9,10,11,12; Swing Choir 9,10,11,12; Madrigal 9,10,11,12; District Solo or Ensemble Contest 9,10,11; Color Guard 12; Drama Club 9,10,11,12; Spring Play 9; One Act Play 9,11; Forensics 9,10,11,12; F.H.A. 10,12; Library Club 9.10.11.12; Teepee Talk 9,10,11; Volleyball Manager 9,10. HARRELL. MICHELE KAY •Harold” Drama Club 9,10,11,12; Spring Play 9.10; One Act Play 9,10,11,12; Forensics 9,10,11,12; State Forensics 9,11; Library Club 9,10,11,12; Secretary. Treasurer 11, President 10,12; N.H.S 11,12; Teepee Talk 9,10,11, Co-Editor 11. HARRIS. MATTHEW •Torch” Drama Club 12. Vice-President 12; R Club 11,12; Photo Club 10,11; Science Club 9,10,11; Ski Club 10; Yearbook Staff 9,10; Football 9,10,12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Track 9.10.11.12. HAYES. MICHELLE MARY Momo” Chorus 9,10,11,12; Swing Choir 9,10,11,12; Madrigal 9,10,11,12; District Solo or Ensemble Contest 9,10,11; Student Council 10; AFS Club 9,10. Secretary 10; Drama Club 9.10.11.12. Secretary-Treasurer 11. President 12; Spring Play 9,10; One Act Play 9.10.11.12; R Club 11.12; Teepee Talk 10,11,12; Snowball Court 10; Football Cheerleader 9; Basketball Cheerleaders 9,10,11,12; Baseball Club 9,10. HEFFNER. CAROL E. Chorus 10,12; Swing Choir 12; Treasurer 11; Student Council 9; Drama Club 12; Spring Play 11,12; One Act Play 12; F.B L.A. 12; Science Club 9,11; Homecoming Court 9; Snowball Court 9; Baseball Club 10 HEISE. DARLA JO Fred” Band 9,10,11,12; Jazz Band 11,12; District Solo or Ensemble Contest 9,10,11; Student Council 12; Spring Play 10,12; Forensics 11; F B.L.A. 10.12; N.H.S. 11.12. Secretary- Treasurer. 12; Science Club 9,10,11; Teepee Talk 9,10,11,12; v arbook 10,11,12; Snowball Court 12; Volleyball 9,10,11,12. HENDRICKS. TRACY MICHELLE Art Club 10,11,12, Secretary-Treasurer 10. Secretary 12; Baseball Club 10; F.H.A 9,10,11.12. Project Chairman- Reporter 12; Library Club 10; R Club 12; Basketball Cheerleader 11,12. KINCH. MIKE F.F A 11,12; Teepee Talk 12; Football 12. LINDAUER. LAURA ELIZABETH Ra Band 9,10,11,12; District Solo or Ensemble Contest 9,10,11; Art Club 10,11,12; Baseball Club 10; F.H.A. 9,10.11.12; Library Club 10; R Club 12; Football Cheerleader 12; Volleyball Manager 10,11,12; Basketball Cheerleader 11; Wrestling Cheerleader 12; Track 10 MAKOVEC. LISA MARIE Lee” Student Council 9.10; F.B L.A 9,10; N.H.S. 11,12; Science Club 10.11; Homecoming Court 11; Snowball Court 9,10; Football Cheerleader 12; Baseball Club 10,11.12; Basketball Cheerleader 12. MARLOW. ERIC S. Creeper- Band 9,10,11,12; Band Council 9,10,11,12, Publicity Director 9,10,11,12; Jazz Band 10,11,12; Chorus 9,10,11; Madrigal 10,11,12; District Solo or Ensemble Contest 9,10,11; Class President 10; Student Council 12. Vice-President 12; Drama Club 9,10,11.12, Publicity Director 10. Treasurer 12; Spring Play 9,10,11,12; Baseball Club 11,12; One Act Play 9,10,12; Forensics 9,10,11,12; R Club 10.11.12; Photo Club 9.10.11; Science Club 9,10,11; Teepee Talk 9.10.11. Editor 11; Football Manager 9,10,11,12; Basketball Manager 11; Baseball 12. MARTIN. MARK “The Harvey Band 9,10,11,12; District Solo or Ensemble Contest 9.10.11; Baseball Club 12; F.F.A. 9,10,11,12. Secretary 12; Science Club 9,10.11; Basketball 9,10; Wrestling 12; Baseball 9.10.11.12. MCCLAREN. ROBIN ‘Shorty Library Club 10,11,12. MCDOUGAL. BARBARA ANN “Blurb” Band 9; Class President 11,12; Student Council 10; Baseball Club 10,11,12. Vice-President 12; Forensics 12; F.B L.A. 12; F.F.a 12; Photo Club 9,10; Science 9.10.11. Vice-President 11; Ski Club 9,10,11,12; Teepee Talk 11; Prom Court 11; Snowball Court 10,11; Basketball 9,10,11; Bat Girl 10,11. MINTER. SANDRA KAY Mmner Banner Carrier 12; Drama Club 9,10,11,12. Secretary 12; One Act Play 10.11.12; Forensics 10,11,12; F.F.A 10.11.12; F.H.A. 9,10,11,12; Activity Leader 11. President 12; Library Club 9.10.11.12. Vice President 11; Science Club 9,10,11; Teepee Talk 11; Volleyball 9.10,11; Wrestling Manager 11. NEFF. THERESA A. Neffer” Art Club 12; Drama Club 12; Forensics 11,12; F.B L.A. 10.11.12. President 11; Library Club 9,10. Secretary-Treasurer 10. NICHOLS. MICHELE REIGH Murmer F.H.A. 9,11,12; Photo Club 12. Treasurer 12. OLSON. CLIFFORD JOHN Spiff F.F.A. 9,10.11,12. Sentinal 11; R Club 10,11,12; Science 10,11; Football 9,10,11; Wrestling 9,10,11,12. PATCH. SUSAN ELIZABETH Herman” Band 9.10,11,12; Jazz Band 9.10,11.12; Chorus 11,12; Swing Choir 11,12; Madrigal 11,12; State Solo or Ensemble Contest 11; District Solo or Ensemble Contest 9,10,11; Class Treasurer 10,12; Spring Play 10,12; F B.L.A 10; N.H.S. 11,12, Vice- President 12; R Club 12; Science Club 10.11; Teepee Talk 10,11; Yearbook Staff 10,11,12, Assistant Editor 12; Prom Court 11; Prom Queen 11; Snowball Court 12; Football 115 Cheerleader 9.12; Basketball Cheerleader 9.10.11.12; Baseball Club 10.11.12. PECHAN. JOHN Wad” Class President 9; Drama Club 11.12; Spring Play 11,12; Baseball Club 10,11.12; One Act Play 12; Forensics 11,12; N.H.S 11.12; R Club 12; Photo Club 10.11.12; Science Club 9.10; Yearbook Staff 9.10.11.12. Editor 12; Snowball Court 10; Badger Boys State 11. PERKINS. JERRY Brown-Eyes” PETERSON. CONNIE ANNE Pete” Baseball Club 10.11.12; R Club 11.12; Science Club 9; Homecoming Court 10; Volleyball 10.11.12; All-Conference Volleyball 11.12; Basketball 9.10.12. PHETTEPLACE. CINDY PIERICK, LORI Short and Sassy” Transferred from Winnacunnet High School. Hampton. New Hampshire. 11 PROCHASKA. KAREN F. Muffin-Face” Band 9.10,11.12; Band Council 11. Secretary 11; Jazz Band 9.10.11.12; Chorus 10,12; Swing Choir 10.11,12; State Solo or Ensemble Contest 10,11; District Solo or Ensemble Contest 9.10.11; Vice-President 12; Drama Club 9.10,11,12; One Act Play 11.12; F.B.L.A. 10.11.12. Secretary 12; Library Club 11. President 11; N.H.S. 11.12. President 12; Science Club 9.10.11; Snowball Court 12; Baskettes 11.12. PULVERMACHER. DAN Nordean” F.F.A. 10.11; Badger Boys State 11; Prom Court 11; Football 9.10.11.12; Track 11. PULVERMACHER. LISA Big Bird” Chorus 9.10.11.12; Library Club 12. RILEY. BRIAN DAVE ROH Jr. F.F.A. 9.10.11.12. SCHAMBERGER. TIM Timmer F.F.A. 9.10.11.12, Treasurer 11. President 12. SCHRECK. KIP Jake” Band 9.10; Chorus 9.10.11; Swing Choir 9.10.11.12; Madrigal 9.10.11.12; Baseball Club 10.11.12; R Club 10.11.12; Photo Club 10.11.12; Science Club 9.10; Football 9,10.11.12; All- Conference Football 12; Basketball 9.10,11,12; Baseball 9.10.11.12; All-Conference Baseball 11. SCHWABE. JONATHAN L. Jon” F.F.A 9.10.11.12; Football 12. SCHWINGLE. JIM Albert” Prom Court 11; Football 9,10.11; Basketball 10. SCOTT. DONALD Bon Scott F.F.A 9.10.11.12, Reporter 12; R Club 12; Wrestling 12. Play 11; R Club 10,11,12; Science Club 9.10,11; Ski Club 10.11.12; Yearbook Staff 10; Snowball Court 10,12; Football 11.12; Wrestling 9.10.12; Baseball 12; Track 10.11. STANEK. MARIE F. Chorus 11; Drama Club 12; Spring Play 11,12; F.B.L.A. 12; Science Club 11; Prom Court 11; Volleyball 11. STOLTZ. JEFFERY A R Club 10.11,12; Prom Court 11; Wrestling 9.10,11.12. STOLTZ. JOHN F.F.A 12; R Club 10.11,12, President 12; Science Club 9; Prom Court 11; Homecoming Court 10.11.12; Homecoming King 12; Football 9.10.11,12; Wrestling 9.10.11.12. TAYLOR. SCOTT ALAN Secretary 9.10; Drama Club 12; Spring Play 12; Baseball Club 11.12; One Act Play 12; R Club 9.10.11.12; Photo Club 9.10; Science Club 9.10; Ski Club 12; Yearbook Staff 9.10,11.12, Assistant Editor 12; Snowball Court 12; Football 9.11; Basketball 9,10,11; Track 9.10. THIEDE. TIM Fail- Chorus 9.10.11.12; Swing Choir 11. Madrigal 11; District Solo or Ensemble Contest 9.10.11; Student Council Treasurer 12; Drama Club 9.10,11.12, Publicity Director 11,12; Baseball Club 11.12; One Act Play 10,11,12; Forensics 10,11,12; Science Club 10.11; Teepee Talk 9.10.11, Co-Editor 11. URBACH. JAMES A. Claw” Drama Club 11; Spring Play 11; F.F.A. 9.10.11.12; R Club 12; Science Club 9.10; Football 10.11.12; Wrestling 9.10.11,12; Baseball 10.11,12; Baseball Club 11.12. VIKTORA. JIM Vik” WENTWORTH. KAREN SUE Winnie” WIGFIELD. JOHN Chief” WILKINSON. KRYSTAL L. ZADRAZIL. NORMAN PAUL F.F.A. 9.10.12. ZADRAZIL. PATRICIA Pat- Band 9,10.11; District Solo or Ensemble Contest 9,10.11; Forensics 11,12; State Forensics 11; F.B.L.A 12; Library Club 10.11.12; N H.S. 12; Science Club 9.10.11; Badger Girls State 11; Volleyball 10. ZANGE. HOLLI M Zang” R Club 12; Yearbook Staff 10; Prom Court 11; Homecoming Court 12; Snowball Court 11,12, Snowball Queen 11; Football Cheerleader 12; Wrestling Cheerleader 12; Baseball Club 9.10.11.12. ZENCHENKO. LORI Zeppelin” Transferred from James Madison Memorial High School. Madison. Wisconsin. 11. 116 SPEIGLE. RUSSELL Roscoe Band 9.10; District Solo or Ensemble Contest 9.10; Spring INDEX FRESHMEN Adams. J. 50. 80. 97. Adams. T. 50. 71. 83. 100 Anding. J. 50. Armstrong. J 36. 51. Atkinson. M 24. 36. 51. 53. 71. 83. 100. 101. 102. 105. 112. Baker. R. Bartosh. D 50. 53. 74. 80. 89 Bemsh. R 50. 77 Biba. J. 50. Biba. L. 50. 71. 94. 104. 110. 112, 113. Brice. S. 10. 50 Broadbent. J. 50. 69. 100. 102. Case. C. 50. 100 Couey. J. 50. 54 Daly. M 50. 55. 69. 97. 100. 101. 113. Dearborn. D Dieter. D. 51. 69 Drone. C 51. 54. 71. 83. 97. 98. 100. 104 Faga. C. 12. 51. 74. 79. 105. 110. 112. 113. Feryance. R. 37. 51. 68. 69. 97. 102. Fiely. A 7. 51. 69. 97 Flint. C. 51. Franklin. K. 51. 97. 98. 100. 102. 103. Fuller. B 51. 100. 102. 103 Glass. J. 36. 50. 77. Godager. K 8. 50. 51. 61. 74. 79. 104. 105. 113. Hach. B 50. 74. 79 Hackett. S. 51. Hackl. J. 51. 74. 94 Hackl. S. 51. 83. 101. 102. Haffner. D. 52. 80. 100 Hancock. D. 52. 53. 97. 98. 101. 102, 103 Hanson. D. 52. 77. Harris. L. 53. Harris. T. 53. 80 Heise. M. 52. 88. 95. 97. Holloway. T. 52. 74. 79. Hying. B 6. 52. 83. 88. 95. 101. Jones. R. 53. 55. 80 Jurgensen. P. 12. 53. 97. 101. 102. 103. Kadousek. J. 52. Kirchhotl. M 6. 52. 53. 74. 79 Kuehni. K. 52. 55. 80 LeGeune. M 5. 52. Lewis. D. 52. 53. 74 Livermore. J. 52, 97. 102. 103. Martin, K. 53. 92. Martin. R. 53. McClaren. M 52. 53. 55. 74. 80 Meyer. D. 53. 74. 77. 94 Michek. K. 53. 55. 94 Miller. B 6. 53. 71. 83. 88. 100 Miller. J. 52. Miller. R. 52. 53. 71. Moore. S. 7. 53. 88. 95 Nachtigal. R 52. 53. 80 Nelson. B 53. 95 Nondort. D 7. 52. 71. 80 Ott. K. 52. 102. 103 Parish. R. 36. 53. Pechan. A 6. 53. 83. 88 Peer. B 53. 54 Peterson. S. 13. 50. 52. 54. 79. 104. 105. 112. Portwme. G. 6. 51. 54. 80. 105. Pospichal. A 54. 83. 104 Post. D. 36. 55. Puckett. L. 36. 55 Reese. J. 55. 80 Rose. T. 54. Silvers. D. 54. Skrede. G. 54 Smith. M 10. 13. 50. 55. 74. 94. 100. Stadele. B 37. 55. 74. 80 Stanek. G. 51. 55. 77. 94 Thiede. D 54. 83. 97. 98. 104 Thingvold. D. 54. Thrune. L. 54. Topper. R. 54. 83 Townsend. E. 54 Vance. L. 7. 54. 55. 97. 100. 103. Venglish. T 6. 55. 89. 97. 100 Wagner. D. 55. 71. Walsh. P. 10. 55. 77. 100. 106 Warden. T. 55. 76. 77. 94 Weichbrod. J. 55. Welsh. A. 55. 100. Wentworth. N 54. 69. 93. 100. 102. 103. Wilkinson. M 13. 50. 55. 80. 105 Wilkinson. M 7. 55. 71. 83. 104. 113. Zimpel, A 7, 50. 54. 100. Zintz. D 55. 74. 77. 94 SOPHOMORES Aide. T. 44. 47. 104 Arbegust. L. 44 Armstrong. M 44. 47. 80 Baumann. D. 36. 45. 47. 74. 77. 100. Biba. F. 45. 47. Biba. K. 40. 44. 71. 85. 100 Bomkamp. L. 45. 85. Bradley. C 45 Broadbent. P 44. 46. 94 Buenmg. J 44. 47. 51. 94. 100. Burton. S. 44. 62. Butteris. T. 44. 46 Carter. T 44 Colson. R 44. 46 Colson R 45. 46 Conner. V. 45. 49 Connery. J 45. 49. 74. 94 Coppernoll. H 11. 45. 94 Davis. L. 45. 85. Dilley. A 45. 46. 69. Eiling. J. 44. 74. 79. Ernst. M 44. 74. 77. Ferebee. D 44. 71. 81. 92. 96. 105. Fiely. K. 44. 74. 79. 113. Foust. R 45. 49 Gast. N 45. 74. 77. Glass. S. 44. 102. Goplin. B. 7. 13. 44. 71. 105. 112. Groom. C. 45. 46. Hach. L. 45 Hatlner. N. 44. 45. 46. 74. 79. 100 Hagenston. D 46. 47. 74. 78. 110. Halverson. J. 44. 46. 71. 81. 82. 83. 105. Hanke. T. 7. 47. 49 Hardy. D 47 Hasburgh. P 46. 100 Havlik. H 44. 46. 71. 83. 98 Henn. J. 85. Honer. J 47. 83. 85. 94. 100. 105. Johnson. E. 47. 94. 100 Jones. A 46. 47. 89 Jones. L. 46. 74 Kadousek. J. 46. 105. 113 Keller. J. 46 Knight. R 46. 47 Knoble. K. 46. 85. 100 Knoble. M 47. 74. 77. 94 Krueger. T. 47. 100 Kuehni. C. 36. 47. 69. 71. 85. 100. 101. 110. Larson. S. 47. 68. 100. 101. Laufenberg. J. 47. 74. Lee. R 47. 71. 83. Lewis. B 46. 74 Lins. A ll. 46. 74. 94 Lynch. T 47. 48. 69. 85. 105 Martin. C. 11. 45. 47 Mathews. B 46. 47. 74. 113. Meyer. D 36. 46. 74. 77. 94. 109. 112. Meyer. M 39. 47. Miller. T 11. 46. 47 Montgomery. C. 10. 48. 74 Moyer. T 48. 94 Nichols. B 49. 77 Nihles. J. 49. 83. 90. 113 Novy. K. 10. 49. 74. 77. 85 Patch. L. 6. 48. 69. 71. 92. 100. 105. 113. Perkins. J. 48. 89 Pulvermacher. D 49. 94. 100 Recob. M 49. Riley. A. 49 Rueckheim. S. 48 Schamberger. L 48. 94. 98. 99. Schwmgle. M 48. 49. 89 Smith. R. 48. Stephenson. D. 46. 47. 48. 74 Stocks. L. 48. 51. 85. Storms. D 36. 44. 46. 49. 69. 100. 105. Swinehart. J. 49. 51. 74. 77. 100 Thomas. C 44. 49. 85 Tisdale. D ll, 49 Udelhoven. M 49. 85. 104 Van Winkle. C. 49. 71. Walmer. P. 46. 48 Walsh. B 48. 88. 92. 93. 97. 104 Walstead. J. 5. 49. 93. Weichbrod. M 49. 94. 100 Willig. A. 10. 48. 79. 84. 89. 105 Yonash. L. 48. 49. 89. 93. Ziebarth. K. 49 Ziebarth. K. 49 JUNIORS Anderson. M 38. Anderson. R. 38. 78. 84. 99. 105. Atkinson. M 7. 13. 38. 70. 81. 82. 93. 100. 101. 113. Bahr. P 39. 72. 75. 109 Barnes. C. 39 Beckius. T. 38. 39. Benish. R. 39. 40 Biba. S. 38. 75, 94. 105. Bomkamp. C. 38. 39. 75. 76. 94. 105. Bomkamp. D. 39. 72. 104. 105. Brice. W. 11. 38. 89. 92. 93. 96. 100. Buening. P 38. 94. 95. 96. 100. 109. Cannoy. T. 38. 89. 97. 98. 105. Carlson. L. 38. 96 Chitwood. L. 13. 68. 92. 93. 94. 97. 102. 105. 111. 117 Chitwood. R. 38. 39. 72. 74. 75. 84. 90. 105. Clark. B 39. 88 Cottrill. J 8. 9. 36. 39. 40. 42. 72. 78. 84. 105. Curtis. J. 39. 42. 85. 89. 91. 104. 105. Curtis. S 8. 39. 75. 89 Dosch. D. 39. 104 Draves. K. 39 Ewing. S 38. 96. 100. Ferebee. D 38. 96. 97. 105 Feryance. N 39. 43. 91. 93. 97. 99. 100. 102, 103. Franklin. J. 11. 39. 84. 72. 75. 105. Fuller. S. 38. 92. 93. 100. 102. 103. Gauger. L. 38. 66. 70. 90. 105. Gibbons. M 36. 38. 39. 72. 79. 85. 91. 94. 105. Godfrey. N 39. 92. 93. 97. 99 Granger. R. 39. 40. 75. 89. 94. 97. 105. Hach. L. 40. 94 Hach. L 39. 40. 41. 94. 109 Havlik. A. 11. 40. 41. 94. 109 Hayes. M 11. 41. 96. 97. 102, 105. 109 Heffner. J. 41. 85. 97. 99. 110. 112. Honer. K. 41. 96. 105. Hying. S. 13. 40. 44. 68. 85. 95. 96. 100. 101. 105. Jennings. S. 40. 70. 81. 82. 95. 101, 104. 105. Johnson. S. 11. 40. 97. 102. Kadousek. J. 41 Keller. S. 41. 81. 82. 91. 94. 105. Kersey. T. 41. Kienitz. D 4. 40. 94 Kienitz. K. 4. 40. 41. 105. Letcher. M. 17. 40. 43. Lins. C. 13. 40. 43. 71. 85. 95. 96. 101. 105. Mahan. C. 40. Mathews. B 38. 40. 72. 94. 105. McCardle. L. 41. Meyer. S. 41. Miller. C. 10. 41. 88 Miller. S. 41. 70. 81. 82. 88. 90. 91. 101. 105. Moore. R 41. 85. 94. 105. Murray. S. 41. 82. 94 Niedo. B 40. 72. 75. Novy. J. 10. 41. 43. 95 Olson. D 41. 68. 89. 94. 96. 97. 98. 105. Ott. M 41. 90. 92. 93. 96. 97. 99. 102. 103. Pasold. K. 5. 41. 94 Phetteplace. H. 40. 88. 89. 93. 97. 102. 103. 111. Phetteplace. S. 89 Portwine. L. 42. 93. 96. 100, 102, 105. Pospichal. K. 8. 42. 67. 72. 75. 105. 110. 112. Pulvermacher. D. 24. 42. 72, 105. Ramsden. P 38. 43. 70. 82. 85. 96. 105. 113. Recob. D. 41. 43. Rose. T 43. 47. Rose. T. Sailing. R. II 5. 42. 72. 75. 94. 105. Sailing. V. 42. 95 Seifert. R. 42. 94 Shemak. D 38. 43. 89 Shemak. D. 42 Smith. L. 10. 42. 70. 102. 103. Stackman. E. 10. 12. 42. 70. 101, 104. 105. 109 Stanek. T. 42. 100. Steele. J. 12. 42. 43. 88. 89. 93. 97. 99. 104 Sturdevant. M. 41. 42. Tisdale. S. 43. Tisdale. S. 43. 102. Trumm. J. 36. 43. 72. 73. 84. 105. Urbach. J. 43. 72. 78. 84. 105. Victora. T 43. 72. 73. 78. 84. 105, 113. Wagner. S 39. 43. 59 Walmer. S 42. 46. 75. Walsh. D. 12. 43. 88. 89. 93. 97, 104. Waistead. T. 42. 104 Warden. S. 39. 42. 89 Wilkinson. J. 10. 38. 42. 70. 82 Williamson. E. 6. 40. 43. 70. 95. 101. Zadrazil. S 43 Zintz. P 43. 95. 96 SENIORS Adams. D. 14. 18. 24. 35. 72. 75. 85. 94. 105. Aide. B 14. 18. 91. 104. 105. Anderson. L. 14. 18. 20. 24. 25. 35. 93. 96. 97. 100. 102. 105 Anderson. S. 14. 18. 32. Anderson. S. 14. 17. 18. 19. 21. 23. 29. 71. 81. 82. 89. 91. 93. 97. 98. 100. 105. Baumann. L. 7. 14. 18. 22. 32. 35. 68. 88. 90. 105, 107, 108. 110, 111. Biba. M 7. 14. 15. 19. 68. 89. 96. 105. 112. Bomkamp. T. 14. 18. 19. 31. 66. 72. 78. 79. 84. 105. 106. 108. 109. Broadbent. S. 14. 19. 29. 94 Brown. J. 11. 14. 19. 20. Burkhamer. J. 14. 26. Butteris. R. 14. 19. Camacho. T. 14. 19. 20. 23. 33. 35 Case. J. 14. 20. 24. 29. 78 Conner. D 20. 29. 75. 76. 94. 105 Dearborn. S. 7. 14. 15. 20. Dosch. A 14. 15. 20. 23. 80. 96. 101. Drone. A. 9. 14. 20. 29. 33. 35. 72. 75. 76. 85. 90. 105. 106. 108. 110. 111. Ernst. D. 9. 14. 20. 27. 32. 84. 90. 105 Faga. C. 4. 6. 14. 21. 28. 35. 81. 82. 85. 88. 104. 105 Foust. P. 14. 21. 28. 41. 57. Freymiller. S. 13. 14. 21. 25. 27. 100. 104. Frye. L. 12. 14. 21. Gibbons. M 9. 14. 18. 21. 23. 28. 29. 72. 85. 104. 105 Godfrey. S. 14. 16. 19. 21. 32. 35. 89. 96. 100. 101, 105. 111. Grimm. C. 14. 21. 22. 33. 56. 68. 105. 108. 111. Grindemann. S. 14. 20. 22. 23. 89. 93. 95. 97. 100. 102. 103 Harrell. M 14. 21. 22. 31. 98. 99. Harris. M 14. 16. 22. 26. 31. 72. 85. 97. 105. Hayes. M 13. 14. 22. 68. 92. 97. 98. 102. 103. 105. 107. Heffner. C. 12. 14. 18. 22. 35. 91. 96. 97. 99. 102 Heise. D. 7. 14. 15. 18. 23. 70. 88. 90. 91. 92. 96. 100, 113. Hendricks. T. 14. 23. 25. 27. 68. 95. 104. 105. Keller. J. 24. 26. Kinch. M 14. 21. 23. 27. 89. 107. Kovars. L. 14. 23. Lmdauer. L. 14. 23. 25. 27. 68. 71. 95. 100. 104. 105. 111. Makovec. L. 14. 15. 23. 68. 105. 111. Marlow. E. 14. 16. 24. 33. 35. 72. 90. 93. 97. 100. 102. 103. 104. 105. Martin. M 14. 24. 75. 84. 94. 100 McCtaren. R. 11. 14. 15. 16. 24. 29. 35. 89. 112. McDougal. B 4. 14. 19. 24. 32. 81. 93. 96. 104, 105. 108 Meyer. C. 14. 25. Minter. S. 14. 25. 89. 93. 94. 95. 97. 98. 101, 105 Murray. M 14. 15. 24. 94 Neff. T. 11. 14. 25. 35. 93. 96. 97. 104 Nichols. M. 14. 25. 89. 95. Olson. C. 14. 25. 26. 75. 77. 94 Patch. S. 7. 13. 18. 19. 22. 25. 33. 49. 68. 88. 91. 100. 102. 103. 105. 106. 108. 109. Ill, 113, 119. Pechan. J. 9. 14. 18. 21. 22. 23. 24. 26. 35, 72. 88. 89. 91. 93. 97. 99. 104. 105. 119. Perkins. J. 14. 26. Persinger. P 14. 26. Peterson. C. 7. 10. 14. 21. 26. 70. 81. 82. 105 Phetteplace. C. 7. 14. 27 Pierick. L. 14 Prochaska. K. 19. 27. 28. 31. 35. 80. 91. 96. 97. 98. 100. 102. 113. Pulvermacher. D 14. 18. 20. 23. 27. 33. 72. 85. 105. 108. Pulvermacher. L. 14. 20. 23. 27. 89. 111. Riley. B. 27. 88 Roh. D. 14. 27. 94 Rosauer. G. 15. 94 Schamberger. T 4. 14. 28. 29. 35. 94. 109 Schreck. K 4, 14. 22. 28. 70. 72. 74. 78. 84. 103. 105. Schwabe. J. 14. 16. 26. 28. 35. 72. 94 Schwmgle. J. 14. 28. 29. 35. 94. 108 Scott. D. 14. 24. 28. 29. 75. 94 Speigle. R. 14. 17. 29. 32. 35. 72. 75. 85. 90. 105. 113. Stanek. M 12. 14. 18. 25. 29. 32. 96. 97. 108 Stoltz. J. 14. 28. 29. 32. 72. 73. 74. 75. 76. 89. 105. 107, 108 Stoltz. J. 14. 21. 29. 33. 35. 72. 75. 77. 94. 105. 108. 110. 111. Taylor. S. 10. 14. 29. 88. 97. 104. 105. 113. 119. Thiede. T. 18. 23. 32. 35. 56. 90. 93. 97. 99. 105 Urbach. J. 10. 14. 22. 30. 72. 75. 84. 93. 94 Viktora. J. 14. 30. Wentworth. K. 14. 20. 23. 30. Wigfield. J. 14. 15. 30. Wilkinson. K. 14. 30. Zadrazil. N 15. 31. 94 Zange, H 14. 31. 33. 35. 68. 105. 106. 108. 110. 111. 113. Zenchenko. L. 14. 25. 27. 31. 118 THANK YOU We, the three editors, have endured many trials and tribulations throughout our dictatorship’s of this yearbook year. As we look back on the yearbook meetings of the past year, we see the reliable but zany Helen Krause, fixing all of our mistakes (and we made alot of them). She was a friend, a diplomat and a great field general. We all love you and won't ever forget you. Thank you once again. We, the three editors, would also wish to say a special, special thank you to those great troopers who gave all they were asked to give to the annual cause: Lorna Baumann, Cindy Faga, Maloy Heise, Barb Hying, Hartzell Phetteplace, Susan Moore and Charise Miller. We know all of you would have given more of yourself if we asked you to. Also thanks to the other staff members for their contributions. We, the three editors, express special appreciation to Brian Walsh and his magic pen, because the sun would not have risen without him. In addition to Brian, we show special recognition to Darla fast fingers Heise for her never ending and rarely complaining hours and hours at the rattling keyboard. She did all the typing and most of the correcting of grammar throughout the yearbook. We, the editors, give a cheer (rah! rah! rah!) for her work. We, the three editors, also would like people to realize the yearbook would not be a success without outside help. A thank you to Lou Coopey for his expert photography; to Bob Anderson for advice to student photographers; to Wendell Smith for throwing us a life pre- server when it looked like we were going down for the 52nd time as many of the sport action and team pictures were shot and developed by him; and to Betty France and Stan Patch for the beautiful color photography on the cover. We, the three editors, would also like to thank all of those bizarre and totally tubular people (Mike and Bob) who lent a hand if not a foot towards our cause of completion. To each and every one of you who have helped us in any way, we, the three editors, would like to once again give a big thanks to all of you! You’re the best! Sincerely yours in Krause, we remain most reverently and truly yours, Susan Rockefeller John DeLorean Patch Pechan Scott Barnum Bailey Taylor 119 As the sunset marks the end of the day, so this page marks the end of ARROWHEAD 1983. The school year comes to an end; for the seniors, a chapter of their life ends. While these are ambivalent times, combining ex- hilaration and sadness, we can be assured that just as the sun will rise another day, we have more to look forward to. 120 AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS ' -