Royall High School - Panther Yearbook (Elroy, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1972 volume:

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Um 3 it . ar Q x sf, Q54 Qs' f Z 2g fftQ - f '2w.'2, N Wa .l f VAV , .X 1 , lf Q, .M k -vw ST DE T LIFE O Now, what do I do with this? gm X Fix-it man. 4 R 5 , Oh Harold We love to play our tubas! 6 f ' ' 'G Vffxxi W 1 3 i,f l X if fvf1v11, Q K5-if gk N, ' .. , K, I E XA Q L. Love Stor- 9' 4' Q. , r. aff a- My girdle's killing me! Sir S amz B. Jensen, G. Clausier, B. Bruce, R. Board, S. Zir, K. Olson, B. Collins, D. Houzner, J. Chambliss, K. Pisha, G. Masters, D. Rai- Where do I begin to tell the story Ofhow great a love can be, The sweet love story That is older than the sea, The simple truth about The love she brings to me? Where do I start? On May eighth, nineteen hundred and seventy-one, the class of seventy-two presented Love Story. The gym was decorated in dark green, mint, and sil- ver, with a swing in a rock garden. The court was present- ed to the audience by coming through a large silver book opened by Richard Houzner and Kevin Miller. The court car- ried bouquets ofdaisies of various colors. The grand march was at 11:00 p.m. Tom Lee and his Orchestra provided the music. Now when I remember springg All thejoy that love can bring, Iwill be remembering . . . Love Storyv 8 I, M. 'Q U ur ? i V . ,fy . I ff l ' Queen Barb -K ten, N. Fowler, M. Schotten. I 5,4 fi A EM gd . ' I King Dave Robbie, can we leave now? ei' 'A A Did you hear the one about . . . Garden swing COLOUR MY WORLD The 1971 Homecoming festivities began on Thursday night, October 14. King Randy Board crowned Sherri Zirk queen. Together they lit the bonfire as the pep band played the theme, Colour My World. A large crowd was in attendance to hear the speakers and enjoy the skits presented by classes and clubs. Our Homecoming Parade was held Friday afternoon. Six floats were entered and the Junior and Senior bands played. The game that night with Westby ended with a disappointing loss of 22-0. Saturday was the dance in the gym. After the dance, the couples went their separate ways to enjoy the remainder of the evening. Bonfire sparks Homecoming Big battle against Westby. Typical hardworking Seniors! HOMECOMING COURT Queen Sherri Zirk King Randy Board Jeri Bean Dave Houzner Ann Brandau Bill Leib Jody Charnbliss Trev Rybacki Barb Collins Clark Jepson Becky Jensen Rick Zirk Grace Masters Gerry Clausier Kim Paeth Mike Wildes Sherri and Randy are MTW R X .-,ww a , S ef Q , k S , l xXx K qt We if 1 if Wm 65 it-1 4 s ,,v ' N ,ff ,bww ' pf 'W . - ...-w'M '3'Q is. In . N 9 A' 'i NX - 3 ni fx 1 1 ,:::ag535:xA .4 fs.--px , . ' .' .w, --.g,,. xii -YN X- X -5'xN' - 5 dfliugglf 1-GH 2-gsfsagx . ' ' N -- x - -1-gl! -.1:y,,,5- -',1'.Jx. R 3 A55 - '.u::' -qs.:-'-1 1 .im ' iv wx ,. ' 'I ' 'E , . 4 f x -:' U NNI-' ff alum? How much is she worth? 14 X 4 gn Who died? Dave Meacham??'? The musical stage play, Paint Your Wa- gonf' took place during the late l9th century gold rush. It centers around a man named Ben Rumson, who has such a case of gold feveru that nothing can keep him from fol- lowing the news ofthe discovery ofgold. The only other interest Ben has is his daughter, Jennifer. He endeavors to do great thing, only to realize that what Jennifer really wants is love, security, and a home. A miner Mark Dance Hall girls. 4 K fm Y :saw nwwvzi' 3355115 ,2f'Qgiqg A-kv? fa zf -- T v K fqx 1 ,, J 535434 V gk K wi if Q N. 5 P 1 X 5 I :- -Me, V1 A L X I' 5. W' X -I, 32. V. ,, 5:15-, . fgiiuff if 437 A wi ,. Q F . A k :K ORGANIZATIONS STUDE T COUNCIL The Student Council has made a special effort toward unity between the faculty and the students. By working with both they hope to make Royall more efficient and fa- vorable to everyone. The representa- tives to the Student Council are elected by their classes. The presi- dent is elected by the entire student body. The Student Council organized the 1971-72 Homecoming schedule as well as designing and decorating the queen's float for the parade. GH SCHUUL 8.00 W--.N Agwq M ROW l: B. Wopat, J. Chambliss, B. Arnberg. K. Meckstroth, Mr. Vuckich. ROW 2: D Houzner, K. Leis, G. Masters, G. Clausier, C. Jepson. ROW 3: T. Brady, S. Sartori, J. Kouba, B, Weiland, M. Fleming, ROW 4: S. Rogers, D. Meacham. P. Flock, K. Von Ru- den. ROW 5: R. Allen, J. McCaskey. S. Parrish, B. Gwin. 18 ROW l: J. Austin, S. Sartori, K. Meckstroth, B. Wopat, ROW 2: Mr. Keogh, Mr. Kamme- rud, D. VandeHey talternatej. ROW l: B. Hyer, S. Miller, A. Brandau, R. Board, J. Chambliss, K. Leis, M. Bender, C. Leis, Mr. Berdoll. ROW 2: P. Preuss, J. Austin, C. Frank, K. Preuss, B. Amberg, T. Leis, B. Weiland. ROW 3: B. Wopat, P. Zenner, K. McCaskey, J. Kouba, D. Petzke, D. Reeck, R. Bradley. ROW 4: T. Brady. S. Sartori, B. Johnson, D. VandeHey, C. Meckstroth, D. Ku- derer, H. Schultz. I9 HQB Early in the school year, five stu- dents were selected to represent Royall High School in the High Quiz Bowl, which was held at LaCrosse. The four students and one alternate were tested on their quick, correct responses to high school questions. Our team competed against the tough LaCrosse central team. Ifonly Royall's team hadn't been so camera shy, we might have done better dur- ing the contest. NHS The National Honor Society is the only organization at Royall whose members are selected by their peers. To be eligible for the society, a stu- dent must acquire and keep a B + average. Initiation ceremonies are held each year for the new members elected to NHS. They receive certifi- cates of membership and cards em- blematic ofthe NHS. Speakers are chosen for this occa- sion to speak on leadership, scholar- ship, character, and service. After the ceremony refreshments are fur- nished for the members, parents, and relatives. ...ANDTHEB DPL YEDO TWIRLERS: Nikki, Kathy, and Sonja. Half-time entertainment. M AJORETTE5 Ann' ROW l: N. Fowler, G. Sanderson, L. Siekert, P. Weger, S. Rogers, P. Weger, B. Anderson, D. Miller. ROW 2: S. Miller, D. Thoneson, K. Wopat, R. Brockman, C. Baltz. K. McCaskey, B. Amberg, A. Brandau, T. Nelson, G. Brandau, M. Brandau, L. Collins, V. Anderson, E. Ness, G. Clausier, S. Sarlori. ROW 3: S. Anderson, S. Miller, R. Luehr, J. Ladwig, B. Allen. N. Madden. A. Schnurr, J. Nofsinger, G. Von Ruden, K. Preuss. P. 20 When band is mentioned, we generally think of the concert band. The Royall High School Band is not only a concert band, but much more. We have a first-rate marching band. They gave a pre-game show and a half- time show for all of our home football games. The Royall Band marches for var- ious contests and celebrations. At the Vi- roqua Horse and Colt Show, they compet- ed with ten other bands and won first prize. The Pep Club plays at all home basket- ball games and everyone seems to enjoy the contemporary numbers they render. The band will play as a Class A concert and marching band at the Spring Festival, which will be held in New Lisbon. Twenty-five or six to four Zenner, S. Thayer, J. Kouba, P. Madden, D. Rego, S. Balwin, R. Board, T. Sartori, B. Marshall. ROW 4: M. Perry M Duncan D Denier C Howard, J. Diderrick, J. McCaskey, R. Poff, S. Duncan, J. Chambliss, K. Reuss, S. Wetley, R. Nelson, Mr. Ebbers E'D LIKE T0 TEACH THE ORLD TO SING Chorus is a big word here at Royall. There are 84 students who are involved in the vocal music department. Sophmores, Juniors, and Seniors make up the A Cappella Choir. They gave four concerts during the year: the pops concert, the Christmas concert, Handel's Messiah, and the Spring concert. They sing as a Class A chorus at the annual Spring Festival. The J.V. Singers are Freshmen. They also take part in the pops concert, the Christmas concert, and the Spring concert. Royallettes is a select group of girls. Each of the singers is a member of her class triple trio. A new addition to the vocal department this year is the Swing Choir. These 22 students sing popular music, and are often accompanied by drums, guitar, and piano. ACAPELLA ROW 1: V. Anderson, S. Brey, K. Preuss, G. Sanderson, S. Miller, D. Zirk, B. Collins, G. Brandau, J. Ladwig, T. Gerke, N Braund, S. Zirk, S. Duncan, P. Weger, Mrs. Woodruff. ROW 2: K. Ambort, L. Cattle, S. Anderson, K. Britzman, D. Heath, P. Zenner, C Jepson, P. Flock, R. Weber, D. Meckelberg, R. Chard, B. Fleming, D. Meacham, G. Clausier, P. Haggerty, B. Woolever, M. Nelson, S. Rog ers, N. Fowler, K. Frank. ROW 4: P. Weger, K. McCaskey, P. Kaczmarek, D. Denier, T. Noonan, R. Steffen, J. Kouba, S. Sartori, T. Verb- sky, E, Ness, A. Schroeder, C. Howard, J. Leib, J. Bean, B. Hyer, A. Brandau, K. Paeth, B. Hill. 22 ROYALLETTES ROW l: B. Anderson, D. Nelson, G. Sanderson, L. Collins, B, Collins, D. Zirk, N. Braund, S. Zirk, Mrs. Woodruff. ROW 2: D. Miller, V, Anderson, K. Preuss, P. Kaczmarek, B. Amberg, S. Anderson, R. Chard, K. Fowler. A. Waarvik. ROW 3: L. Vande- Hey, R. Hill, D. Heath, J. Leib, M. Nelson, S. Rogers, K. Meacham, M. Brandau. ROW 4: R. Budde, D. Meckelberg, K. McCaskey, N. Fowler, A. Brandau, B. Hyer, J. Bean, J. McCaskey. ROYALLTONES ROW l: T. Gerke, P. Flock, G. Clausier, R. Weber, G. Brandau, Mrs. Woodruff. ROW 2: S. Sartori, J. Ladwig, C, Jepson, P. Zenner, T, Noonan. ROW 3: J. Connor, P. Fleming, R. Bean, E. Ness, D. Mea- cham, B. Weiland. ROW 4: F. Fleming, D. Denier, R. Steffen, J. Kouba, T. Verbsky, A. Schroeder, C, Howard. 23 SWING CHOIR ROW I: G. Sanderson, T. Verbsky, K. Preuss, S. Sartori, S. Rogers, G. Brandau. ROW 2: D. Mea- cham, B. Collins, J. Ladwig, K. McCaskey, G. Clausier, N. Fowler. ROW 3: J. Connor, P. Zenner, D. Zirk, P. Fleming, S. Zirk. ROW 4: A. Brandau, R. Steffen, C. Jepson, N. Braund, E. Ness. 24 You clods! J. V. ROW l: J. Oliver, T. Nelson, D. Connor, P. Reardon, B. Anderson, J. McCaskey, R. Hill, M. Brandau, R. Nelson, D. Nelson, K. Preuss, Mrs. Woodruff, ROW 2: D. Anderson, L. Vandeleley, R. Budde, R. Parrish, W. Weiland, T. Sartori. M. Kouba, K. Prell, L. Collins, K. Meacham, M. Bauer, S. Wetly. 25 PEP CLUB INSPIRES The Pep Club cooperates with the varsity, junior varsity, and wrestling cheerleaders in helping to raise Roy- all's school spirit. The members en- courage students to support their team by cheering at games and pep rallies. They also help the cheerlead- ers by painting signs and preparing skits for the pep sessions. GIRLS IN ACTION Although the Girls Athletic Asso- ciation of Royall may be a fun club , its purpose is to encourage participation in sports and to pro- mote fair play and good sportsman- ship among all girls, The girls meet once a week to develop their skill in such sports as football, volleyball, basketball, tumbling, apparatus, badminton, and softball. ln Spring they meet with various schools in the area to compete in track and field. At the end of the track season the girls compete in the state track meet. The best athletes receive awards and letters at the end ofthe year. Where What? t . T 2 1' t -- 2 5 . s 3: Q ROW 1: Mr. Ewers, S. Crow, R. Zirk, F. Bender, D. Summerfield, S. Schendel, C. Wurster, R. Bradley, D. Reeck, G. Von Ruden, E. Wilde, K. Pisha, M. Wildes, K. Eckelberg, J. Humtington, M. Drews, R. Waege, ROW 2: T. Kiel, D. Archer, D. Woodard, R. Olp, E. Wurster, B. Warner, J. Shaker, S. Vlasak, A. Steinbrink, L. Mahr, J. Fleming, D. Cleaver, S. Downing, D. Bender, ROW 3: K. Waege, J. Nading, D. Wong, D. Biermeir, B. Steffen, S. Zirk, T. Gerke, R. Nelson, L. Wright, T. Trepes, A. Leis, B. Masters, D. Bradley, M. Cleaver, D. Kranzusch. D. Thompson, ROW 4: A. Schroeder, R. Klipstein, P. Brandau, D. Martin, J. Brandau, D. Ludeking, W. Lewerenz, D. Leis, D. Heath, G. Jenson, G. Waege, D. Elder, B. Powers, D. Britzman, F. Olson, T. Hastings, D. O'Brein. ROW 5: B. Blatz, R. Friedl, M. Burch, R. Camplield, R. Cleven, S. Schuman, C. Vlasak, D. Kennedy, R. Cleven, F. Rick, P. Bender, G. Wolfgram, J. Glum- ski, R. Steinbrink, C. Leis, E. Stokes, J. Ambort, J. Friedl, N. Ewers. BUSY YE R ...,. yu FFA is an organization for young igifigil an M men interested in studying about . L , . 'i wildlife, forestry, Ag-production, 'ft1, ii im At ,. Q live-stock, crops, and horticulture. fi A - Q f tk Q w,,'i Q This year our soil-judging team won t iii , . , aN V t . fi. g fourth place in state competition and A Wt. , , J 2 ' W will compete on Oklahoma in na- 5' W' N S iiii A J tional competition in the Spring. At t fi the end of the year, the FFA Ban- pf quet is held. At this banquet awards , are given to the members for their fair entries, Ag grades, and corn 1 production. 28 FUTURE HOM M KERS P25955 New members of FHA were initi- ated into the organization at the annual fall slumber party. This year the girls played games and watched a horror movie. fThe movie must have really been a shocker because the girls didnlt get to sleep till 5:00 a.m.j Royall's FHA takes part in the dis- trict Fall Rally in which several other chapters attend. Each year Royall sends four delegates to the FHA State Convention in hopes that they will return with new ideas for our chapter. The FHA organizes the Winter Carnival Week with the big event a dance on Saturday evening. ROW l. D. Zirk, N. Braund, B. Hams, L. Grawin, K. Leis, J. Schoenberg, K. Daily, Mrs. Schaefer. ROW 2. R. Nelson, B. Anderson, M. Thompson. C. Lee, L. Jensen, .I. Nietzel, T. Nietzel. ROW 3. R. Brockman, J. McCaskey, L. Cattle, J. Cleaver, K. Schulze. L. Jackson, P. Fry, V. Ott. ROW 4. K. Wopat, D. Braund, S. Baldwin. J. Nofsinger, K. Dyar, B. Woolever, D. Bender. C. Pruess. ROW 5. R. Palmaruk, T. Grawin, D. Neitzel, A. Lewerenz. D, Steffen. D. Sanders, K. Zirk, M. Wildes. 29 SPEAKERS SPEAK O T Members of Forensics compete at local, district, regional, and state levels. They may enter in interpreta- tive prose or poetry, four minute speaking, original oratory, signifi- cant speeches, memorized declama- tion, and public address. In the fall we at Royall were very proud to have our one-act play, A Thing of Beau- ty, go to the state contest. DEDICATED DEBATERS This year the topic for the Debate Club is, Resolve: that the jury sys- tem in the United States should be significantly changed. Since the club is so small, they decided to de- bate among themselves instead of competing with other schools. Con- trary to some people's beliefs, debat- ing is not simply arguing. It is, in- stead, doing research to find evi- dence to support your opinions and being able to express them, ROW l: Miss Krohn, G, Clausier, B. Collins, J. Kouba. ROW 2: Mr. Kammerud, K. Mc- Caskey, L. Cattle, ROW 3: J. Austin, D. Meckelberg. B. Friske, P. Haggerty, ROW 4: B. Wopat, S. Miller, B. Hyer, P. Preuss, E. Ness. Q ROW l: C. Wurster, P. Zenner, ROW 2: J. Austin, B. Friske, ROW 3: D. Rule, E. Ness, ROW 4: Mr. Kammerud, Mr. Burdick, 30 ROW l: I. Leis, K. Britzman, C. Howard, D. Sanders. ROW 2: D. Wood, D. Stef- fen. L. Liek, M. Jensen. ROW 3: S. Liek, K. Von Ruden, T. Hatfield, A, Lewerenz. ROW 4: M. Schroeder, P. Fry, L. Jackson, P. Haggerty. ROW 5: R. Weber, A. Schroeder, K. Eckleberg, Miss Richter. ROW l: S. Sartori, J. Kouba. B. Johnson, Mr. Schaefer, ROW 2: B. O'Brien, B. Amberg, R. Steffen, P. Arttus, T. Brady. ROW 3: J. Green, J. Ladwig, P. Zenner, B. Lieb, T. Verbsky. ROW 4: C. Jepson, D. VandeHey, K. Meckstroth. 31 LIBR RY A SCHOOL UNCTIO The Library Club provides its members a chance to serve their fellow students and to assist them in using library materials. The club meets once a month to discuss current problems and to plan activities, such as an annual cake sale and a winter recreational trip. In the spring the club goes on a trip to a library - either public or school - to observe the various ways a library functions for the community it serves. EXPERIENCE THROUGH EXPERI ENTS Although we have no Einsteins in Roy- all, we have an active group of students interested in science. Anyone taking a sci- ence course can join this organization. They hold meetings during the weekly ac- tivity periods. Late in the fall they traveled to Chicago to visit the Museum of Science and Industry. They are hoping to take another trip this spring. ROW 1: T. Kiel, C. Burdick, E. Wilde, D. Artz, G. Clausier, T. Rybacki, B. Lieb, R. Zirk ROW 2: D. Klipstein, A. Steinbrink, J. Miller, J. Huntington, M. Wildes, R. Board, C. Jep- son, D. Houzner. ROW 3: K. Eckleberg, R. Cleven, J. Kouba, I.. Weber. T. Noonan, T Brady, Mr. Vitcenda. ROW 4: D. Meacham, M. Fleming, P. Zenner, D. Vandeleley, T Verbsky, K. Meckstroth. EFFICIENCY EXPERTS If something needs to be done,just call on the usherettes! Rarely does an event happen that the usherettes aren't present. The girls host par- ent's night during football season, hand out programs at home games and concerts, sponsor a coat check for basketball season, assist parents at P-T conferences, usher at gradua- tion, and other services. Royall is very proud to have usherettes like these. 66 NM N The Lettermen's Club is com- posed of all athletes who have re- ceived their letter in any athletic event. Their purposes are centered around promoting athletics and de- veloping leadership and responsibili- ty among its members. Each year the R men sell candy, and it was through their efforts that Royall was able to purchase the scoreboard for football games at the Elroy park. The highlight of the year is the Annual Athletic Banquet. At this time all Royall athletes are honored for their recognition of individual sporting events. LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Martalock, D. Larson, J. Leib, S. Thompson, J. Campfield, M Nelson, M. Arttus, N. Schroeder, C. Zimmerman, S. Rogers, N. Braund, K. Leis, 32 CRE TIIE RITSTS This is the first year that Royall has had an Art Club. The organiza- tion is for all students interested in any type of art. This year the club sponsored an art contest in which any student or teacher at Royall could enter his work with only a small entry fee. Prizes were awarded to the best entries. First prizes were won by Jaleata Nietzel and Mr. DeLong. In the Spring they have an Art Fair in which the best work ofthe art students is exhibited for the public's enjoyment. ROW l: D. Wood, D. Neitzel, D. Clair, S. Baldwin. ROW 2: J. Wong, L. Cattle, B. Jensen, D. Crawford, ROW 3: V. Ott, P. Haggerty, D. Bender, M. Kelly, T. Hatfield, M. Bender, C. Mieden, M. Prochazka. ROW 4: C. Steinhoff, L. Liek, A. Lewerenz, K. Preuss, S, Liek. ROW l: Miss Meyer, R. Brockman, S. Sartori, P. Arttus, G. La Cruz, J. Kouba, M. Avery, C. Winchell. ROW 2: B. Friske, C. Frank, M. Austin, C. Steinhoff, K. Dyar, K. Daily, B. Preuss. D. Martin, ROW 3: K. Preuss, D. Meckelberg, K. Howard, P. Haggerty, V. Ott, D. Bender, B. O'Brien, J. Hodulik, P. Preuss. ROW 4: J. Olson, M. Bender, J. Murphy, K. McCaskey, J. Green, R. Klipstein, R. Steffen, P. Arttus, J. Ladwig, B. Amberg. ROW 5: D. Wood, T. Hatfield, L. Liek, A. Lewerenz, D. Clair, D. Braund, T. Verbsky, B. Humphrey, D. Wendt, S. Schendel. 33 CLUBIH3 LENGUA This is the first year that Royall has had a Foreign Language Club. It is for all students that have taken or are taking German or Spanish. On December sixth the club plans to at- tend German Day in LaCrosse. Sometime in the Spring they plan to celebrate Pan American Day. They will have a Christmas Party where they will sing German and Spanish songs, eat German and Spanish food, and enjoy skits. MEET HPACHI az NNW Ch, come on now! We are very proud to have with us this year as our AFS student Grabiel La Cruz. He is from Villa Maria del Triunfo, Peru. Grabiel was born on February 27, 1954 in Cahete, Peru. He has completed twelve years of school in Peru tone year of kindergarten, six years of primary, and five years of secondaryj. He made application to the AFS in Lima, Peru May of 1970. He requested to go to the United States because he had always dreamed of living there. He came to the United States on August 13, 1971. His most satisfying observation is the free life that Americans have as compared to people of Peru. One of his greatest experiences was the plane trip from Peru to New York. He at- tended a get-together ofa thousand AFS students from all over the world in New York City. A talent show was put on by all the AFS students. Also, he has enjoyed traveling with his host family, the Leonard Ficks, to various parts ofWisconsin, Min- nesota, and Illinois. He especially enjoyed the Christmas decorations in the Chicago Loop. His greatest dislike ofcoming to the United States is having to spend two winters in the same year. 34 L v . ik - ff' M 25 f Grabiel and his U.S. brother. A.F.S. HOSTS GRABIEL The American Field Service CAFSJ, is an organi- zation design to exchange students from foreign countries and the United States. The purpose of this service is to acquaint the foreign student with the people, customs, and traditions of the country that they are visiting. Also, they inform the people of the community they are visiting about their ways oflife. This is the third year Royall has had an oppor- tunity to host a foreign exchange student. We have had students from Australia, Austria, and this year from Peru. ROW l: G. La Cruz, Mr. Schaeffer. ROW 2: J. Ladwig, B. Hill, J. Austin, S. Siekert, B. I-Iyer, S. Miller, J. Chambliss. ROW 3: S. Sartori L Cattle, N. Fowler, A. Brandau, G. Clausier, B. Leib, T. Brady. ROW 4: R. Steffen, C. Jepson, D. Vandehey, K. Paeth, B. Collins, K Mc Caskey, B. Johnson, K. Meckstroth. 35 Shanda Siekert, Sherri Zirk, Jody Chambliss, Sharon Miller. Becky Hill. Not pictured: Barb Amberg, Susie Miller, Brenda Hyer. h.,, , Q No time to pose. I've got to get this done. Editor goes crazy by third deadline. 36 NNUAL STAFF BREAKS TRADITIO The annual staff has worked very diligently this year to give Royall a better quality yearbook. Many changes have been made. We are confident most of the students will agree that the changes made this a more enjoyable annual. But some 4 well, we can't please everyone! The staff started out as a large group, but the people on the left are the ones that actually did the work. We hope that twenty years from now when you dig this annual out of the attic, you will want to look through it from cover to cover, not missing a word or a picture. If this book passes that test, we will know that all our time and headaches have been worthwhile. Barb, head of photography. ln my own little corner. ROW l: Mrs. Ferdon, B. Jensen, M. Arttus, N. Fowler, Mrs. Petrowitz. ROW 2: B. Hill, M. Jensen, S. Siekert, M. Cleaver. ROW 3: B. Hams, B. Hyer, C. Leis, D. Crawford. ROW 4: P. Fry, S. Steinhoff, L. Jackson, J. Bean. ROW 5: V. Schoen- berg, K. Paeth, B. Bruce, G. Masters. CAMERA CARRIERS The Photo Club has worked closely with the Annual Staff this year. All the pictures in this yearbook were taken by members ofthis organization. The students involved in the Photo Club learn how to produce effective pic- tures by experimenting with printing as well as the actual taking of pictures. This year the Photo Club put on a light show, featuring colorful slides and flashing lights, for the band and chorus pops concert. PA THER PRESS P BLISHERS The newspaper staff originally was an organization, but this year it was decided that the advanced typing class would publish the Panther Press. The class gathers information, jokes, and poetry to produce an issue of the Panther Press every two weeks. The girls of the advanced typing class write all the news articles and type the entire paper themselves. Each issue is exchanged with other schools. Some are as far away as Kansas. ROW l: B. Allen, D. Rego, S. Siekert, B, Hill, B. Amberg, T. Neitzel, S. Warsaw, L Jensen. ROW 2: S. Zirk, S. Miller, B. Hyer, J, Chambliss, B. Collins, S. Miller, L VandeHey. ROW 3: L. Collins, T. Kopenhafer, L. Palmarek, P. Madden, C. l-low ard, J. Nofsinger, C. Blatz. ROW 4: J. Diederrich, S. Balwin, D. Neitzel, C. Prell, R Malone, S. Anderson, D. Von Ruden. ROW 5: K. Olson, R. Cleven, L. Weber, B Weiland, S. Dennison, J. Ladwig, D. Wong. X , v Q F, ,4 K ,, 4555- f Lg . , ggf g,--psi? 1' W Q fe?E?'W - - , f W A ' X: 2? sa f 9 H 5 f W .e-:ww w W 5 Q , - it 5, ' . Y , -L1 ..A: 2 2 ii '- Ak'A V... ,vifAmq,f ,-gfgz-V-5.4 f AL iz-m.fAg,fJ 1 , ' gg, Q Wfv., , 'U' Ms. 1 'w A HOME A O O UWTR DOWN Q :f W, - 1 ' fig? 5, V, Z' 29 K2 gi, ff' em 3 f 71 Q, ai f fm, 16, ,.., 3 , ' Hu Q, 2 'A ' MM ,X U X ' ' 'W4 ' I Yymgffii' 'fify 4 f ,.,.. f' 1 A w-fwyw-e,,f, 1' Q, :5 yy? 'f .2 ' Y V 'f 4. Af V 5'f5B?Qfk1w-4Mvfvz-'fi.'Q wx .M ggimggfgfkggiipkeik,g:wg,,v57 Us f- , 155 i -5 , 1 ,,,,,, 6 1 . w , if K , V. 2 ' 0 if 2' .,1'X.. , X 1 Raw u K 7 '. ' ' U- . .. W , .. ,, i- M? 'X A V I .N ,1- vs Q 52 , ' ' - - 1 ef 'H 'Alt Q A I I' , - 1 '72, f qv 5 -lv! ? 1.5, S S mf f , xv , Q ' S 6 , ,I 93, X 5 3 I tw F SI Na sh I fi Qi. Q Q: Q il E 1 Q Q, vi, d I + 5 4' ' yy VISITOR w 4 WW X 'YW L. . SPORTS '11 , I ix- I tug 1 ROW l: S. Wong, MANAGER, D. VandeHey, B. Lieb, M. Wildes, R. Zirk, T. Rybacki, C. Jepson, G. Clausier, D. Houzner, R. Board. ROW 2: ASSISTANT COACH Linder, J. Diderrich , R. Martin', G. Johnson , E. Ness , R. Cleven, L. Weber, B. Johnsonx, T. Verbsky ', J. K0uba', D. Calhoun . ROW 3: ASSISTANT COACH Splittgerber, T. Brady, G. Von Ruden ', R. Malone , S. Fry , T. Winchell ', S. Dennison', J. Green'. M. Drews , M. Hill , R. Nelson'. ROW 4: HEAD COACH VandeHey, K. Meckstroth, F. Fleming , D. Denter , D. Meacham , B. Weiland', R, Cleven. 'Also J.V. players. PA THERS NUMBER on Listen to Daddy. 40 ln the Biz Bag The Royall Panthers won the championship of the Scenic-Cen- tral Conference, Southern Divi- sion. Royall finished the season with a record of six wins and only one loss in conference play. Three members of the Panther squad were named to the all-con- ference first team: Trev Rybacki, Russ Cleven, and Dave Mea- chum. Two were named to the all- conference second team: Dave Houzner and Kurt Meckstroth. Dave VandeHey, Randy Board, and Gerry Clausier received hon- orable mention. Terrific winners! 41 CHAMPS! charge: ROW l: M. Robson, J. Miller, P. Reardon, S. Page, K. Prell, D. Britzman, B. Powers. ROW 2: T. Hastings, R. Lewerenz, G. Olson, B Luehr, R. Von Ruden, W. Weiland, J. Martalock. ROW 3: COACH Vitcenda, J. Oliver, T. Nelson, T. Sartori, D. Rule, D. Paulson, G Bender. 43 , lute! ROW 1: M. Wurster, S. Parrish, P. Zenner, J. Hill, J. Ladwig, D. Paulson, J. Huntington, ROW 2: D. Fowler, C. Howard, D. Rule, M. Austin, R. Steinbrink, R. Steffen, A. Schroeder, D. Summerfield, J. Miller, S. Sartori, D. Martin, Mr. Stegeman. ROY LL HOSTS LARGEST CROSS COUNTRY INVIT TIONA On Tuesday, October 12, 1971, Royall High School hosted the largest Invitational Cross Coun- try meet in Southwestern Wisconsin. Sixteen schools competed with over one hundred partici- pants. Royall placed thirteenth. Though a few of our runners made outstanding contributions to the team this season, the inexperi- ence nearly always showed up on the scoresheets. 44 Coach Stegeman. uf' M ff Too pooped to pop. Not bad! gk KA gy . k 1341 I s FE?f! Best runner, Jim Q ...guru-W , K VARSITY: Coach DeLong, M. Tyler, F. Bender, R. Cleven, T. Rybacki, R. Zirk, F. Bender, C. Prell, P. Arttus, T. Jelinek, D Arzt, C. Wurster, C. Pasch, R. Prechel. RESTLERS NEVER Q IT The Royall wrestlers had an exciting season this year. They finished with a tie for third place in confer- ence. The final record for the season was six wins, three losses, and one tie. At tournament Royall wres- tlers took eighth place out of thirteen schools. At re- gionals they took fifth place out of twelve schools. The team elected Dave Arzt as most valuable play- er. Trev Rybacki was elected team captian. Both Trev and Dave are going on to compete at sectionals. Mia, Slat! Trev's always on top. Pin your man! It's been a hard day. J.V. ROW l: S. Downing, P. Reardon, B. Masters, D. Elder, S. Dennison, D. Kozlowski, B. Allen. ROW 2: Coach Vitcenda, D. Rule, D, Raiten, L. Weber, R. Woodard, R. Cleven, E. Ness, D. Rule, R. Steinbrink, R. Prechel. 47 CHEERLE DERS IN CTIO . . . When you're hot you're hot! 'Wu VARSITY: D. Miller, B. Amberg, S. Zirk, S. Miller, G. Masters, J. Chambliss. Get tough! Ah - Choo! 48 g 'X - 'rg M J., A El' fr , My af Y E55 S 4 3' X 4 ., w g, -V . lr 4' 5 3 xi S75 1 9 f .nz L-Yi-'lf 155, .4 il , 4 R. . Q T ,A im f A. Q Q mf N 1 f -.1-A . 55.2 1 f ,. 5 2 ic 5 'YJ K .g my Iggy. , ., .-af? r , ...VA...,...w-Hwm..-W 4, 2 bw . Qu N ,A uf nf' ' x ' as fp 3 'W-a,J fiw ,LZ H 5' , ,W Q r ,M if -:A 75, Y ug' X .Q Q ,if W fm ,,.,wwW W - .,.. J' is m 3 5 A ' : '-4' ' Aff f , the .fy VARSITY ROW l: T. Brady, R. Steffen, J. Kouba, M, Drews D Houzner D Martin ROW 2 Coach Splittgerber R Board, K. Olson, S. Thayer, K. Meckstroth, M. Fleming, B. Johnson ARSITY TEA BAT TLES O T A ROUGH SEASON The Royall Panthers won three of their eleven conference games to place 7th in conference standings. Even though the season, as a whole, was not a great success, the Panther players did provide their fans with some exciting games. We're looking forward to next season, when all but three ofthe players are returning. Mnwwt , AX ,Y-M-,Arm I X J.V. Row l: T. Noonan. J. Diederrich, R. Nelson, D. Flock, T. Gerke. M. Knoll. Row 2: Coach Wick, P. Zenner, P. Brandau G.Johnson, J. Ladwig, J. Connor, D. Meacham. v UNIOR ARSITY FINISHES 1 -6 52 .em Q.. - ' W... l. we 5 l I t ' t 4? : iil A 33 T. ,,, . -.. ,.,,.. I i , T 2 . ' K V ' 5 1, In W.. NM . is .P 3 4 . .. ' . 11 -'A . ' E. rf I f 'x LLV, . L,,.1 ,', e . T, R V V A ' 1 The Royall Freshman basketball team had a t , - F 'hhh aahaa . . . . . . T . 'aaa 1 T h fantastic season this year. They finlshed with a per- t yees feet record of ten wins and no losses. Royall play- FRESHM N FIGHT -- z . N 'W ers averaged 45.3 points per game and kept their 'B' T 'l opponents to averaging only 28.5 points per game. rrte The leading scorer for the Freshmen was Mike Robson with a total of96 points. Terry Sartori was the top rebounder with 72 rebounds. I new as ,. T0 THE TOP FRESHMEN ROW l: F. Olson, D. Connor, D. Raiten, M. Wurster, R. Luehr. ROW 2: Coach Stegeman, M. Schendel, D VonRuden, J. Martalock, D. Grawin, M. Louba, S. Page, T. Sartori, M. Robson, J. Miller, tmlz' sf Q81 ROW 1: D. Raiten, M. Schotten, T. Noonan, T. Brady, D. Meachum, Bi. Weiland, T. Winchell, A. Steinbrink, ROW 2: C. Burdick, M. Wildes, M. Paeth, R. Steffen, R. Board, S. Brady, D. Houzner, K. Zulke, D. Klipstein, Mr. Vitcenda. HIT T0 The Panther Baseball team had a very good season on the dia- mond in 1971. They finished in a tie for second place in conference, behind Westby. The Panthers had a young team and are returning seven starters from last years second place team. The Panther nine won seven of ten games in conference. Overall they won eight games and lost six. 54 it 'wif M lkffglilb, 3 3 ,. 4 . ri: ' Q , 5 L 3 V ' Vx gs 1-fA.,,,,X..+....f'H'f+f , fm,-. R YK Q Ki ffweggff A W W ,,. 'Rvi' ' ,,, f,,,,.i A . ' Y J. 1 . 1 .QX , ,A ,, , . R., f 4 Y, ,gf WSJ iwfxvg f J., X .ffl ' fvn +vf1 -f-- ,- 'ff' PM an - nw gun fl Hwf' 'WW , 4 M-'+ . 1' W ' 2 W M, .egif f f 2 'PM j,.,,wp THA- . . 4 '-.M f. -'T A , L , ,.,4: , ,. ,. N . , , , A- ,mf -M W , 3 -. X,Q . 'X ., ,. If 4- WW WH , ':-f'- Ai 'MQW W fi,1X 'A fm, f1Q?,'f:7 . V ffl' I Q f K' .yr Q-lla J , I . 'fff'f'1:Q'f': , fl W Af fh'3?'1 4 ', I A ' gif.-' 'I 1 Wffrfw we 5 ffr-35,9 1'f f w, ,4Lw.a-w g?-df'X., j'-by '57- -UM li ' Qin QM ag Q4..1 'i .iw?i gi'3Jz'. N.iQ.. we .:gw f: Gotcha asf 9 iz 3 .W S You don't tell me what to do! ,.L , . r lb.. ,w,.. , 1 ' - lifik' iff V , f f f WM K' ff... A 'fn ,Ib-QV- 1 fi g fgggk f , , V A 4 ,, - M f --QQ,11lg5l1f'Q3Q- k ' K Iv , . , :I 5 :V ',,15:i fj'E1 . N A- .MV 4-ff?-M A W if 1 5 5 ? if W W A S ' A9 S 1 H fav wiv WR Q f f gf J in ,J , K ws 55 am 2 H f mg 1 ' 5 .A if X 4 S 'lf ii' 11 S S . 1 f if X X dw gf J -I M ff if W' 1, . Q K ,Sf M ff 7 U' 1' Q, N5 t a N ' K N S Q 5 Rf 5' v 5 X 1 Z? M mp ,Q if ig X lx H 7 L 5 5 X 2 5 5 mg Q f 1 S 55:55 faq If Q 1 W S ? , M wi vb A w 'K 2, ,,., if N . fx, A ? 6 'S at Hi 'mi 9' rf' H- . Jr ,z 1 4 Q 4' bw ' t 'f b Q 5 fm A W - - 1 1 V sw- im -4' ' M if L '1 H X '1 X5 K W . ' M L 2 JG J E Nzfgg if H i J' N r lx aw... f .. + Q Wd 55 WMM...-f Go get 'em! Q ROW l: L to R3 S. Dennison, J. Ladwig, J. Diderrich, C. Howard, J, Green, G Schweingler B Hill A Schroedor ROW 2 J Chambers J Kouba, R. Verbsky, L. Duncan, M. Fleming, K. Meckstroth, B. Johnson, J. Miller D Summerfield J Huntington G Vukich SUCCESS FOR TRACK Three new school records highlighted the 1971 track season. Jim Lunde threw the shot 44'2 and the discus l28'1l to account for two new records while Mark Fleming ran the half mile in 2101.7 to set the third new mark. Fleming also set records at the Adams Invitation- al and the conference meet. Lunde and Fleming along with Jim Chambers, Larry Duncan, Kurt Meckstroth, and Dale Roscovius, were the team leaders as among them they took fifty-two lst place finishes. For his efforts in the high hurdles, low hurdles, long jump, and high jump Larry Duncan was elected most valuable by his teammates. Duncan and Chambers were also co-captains for the year. 56 T. Zenner, Mr. VandeHey, D. VandeHey, S. Thompson, R. Neuman CONFERENCE CHAMPS The 1971 Royall Golf Team had an outstanding season. They were undefeated in dual matches. In the championship golf match, the team had a total score of 374, which insured our team the championship of the conference. Dave VandeHey was the medalist and had the low- est score in the conference - 85 for 18 holes. Tom Zenner was second on our team with a score of 90. Ron Neuman was voted most valuable golfer of the season. 57 A . 'Big' M Cl J,-3, fy, KJ. li? 1 -1- J V. 'X A 5 5 5 ..- .-' 2 an W 2 fig .W , ,,, in , 37 -1 P ' Q'A,fX 2 i klwf..-. L my X.,-M. .. .. m,,f,,,,, ,gwgmg vf- Q' W. K ww- -wv.w.,.M.. -WWW. , A 4A-,Q . 1. ..,.-4.,.,M,, , ,,,V. f - ..., - N.. 'Wwmm . - ,ivfimk . X-JTfL'f'f' . Q ,. W-if it A plum K fww fl . vnu m- xx ..... , 4 Q. . .if-, 'Q A - , cw 3 Q W ,,,, ff' W- ASQ., 7 .wil ig , A-W .Qgv In-egg xv? .fu , Rf ,Q 1- il' iff 4 W1f .4 in hw 5 'g I , f 1. 5 , . r MAN if -551 ,, k in ,rf Y . - A -Q,. 1 4' gg. H . 13' Mwifx 7 ,151 A A s, ' 1 -5.13 :VY gb My X ryz. EE V:,., I L f an . KA V,Sf.V: wt. Six, W 'V 3, - WL-, A L, I ' I f'kQf,f?A K :ak .K A Egyf W5 flf '.'L It if H I , PEOPLE MR. SCHRAUFNAGEL, Superintendent MR. VUKICH, Vice Principal FACULTY AN MIN ISTRATIO , aan, i, 'vW'.'. 'Q - 4, ',', N y i ii R MR. ALLEN, Principal ROW 1: Mr. Bones, Mr. Houzner, Mr. Chute, Mr. McGarvey, Mr. Drews. ROW 2: Mr. Dwyer, Mr. Cleaver, Mr. Kaczmarek, Mr. Neiztel, Mr. Schraufnagcl. MRS. WOODRUFF, Music MR. KUEPPERS, English MR. BUNNOW, History MISS RICHTER, Librarian K. ., 'iii MR. BOWERSOX, Driver's Ed 09 ' A , . l l MRS. KIRKENG, Secretary , Q, .4 .nf fd? M, gif MRS. DUTTON, Study Hall MRS. MADDEN, Secretary MRS. WEED, Secretary 61 MR. WEGER, Guidance Councelor MRS. GOOD, Art That's your baby! MR. SCHAEFER, Science f f ,. i MR. VITCENDA, Science MR. BERDOLL, English MR. MONTY, History MRS. FERDON, Business Education 62 MRS. PETROWITZ, Business Education MR. VANDEHEY, History MISS KROHN. English ..-4 J F. MISS HALVERSON , Phy Ed MR. EBBERS, Band E ' MR. MARTIN, Industrial Arts MR. DELONG, Phy Ed Royall's Three Stooges! 63 MR. LINDER, Mathematics MISS MEYER, German, Spanish MR. KAMMERUD, English fi MR. EWERS, Vocational Ag. MR. STEGEMAN, Science MRS. SCHAEFER, Home Ec . Q, K awww.. ' an- MR. VUKICH. Industrial Arts MR, WICK, Mathematics 64 Mlllllilllllllll X ALFRED JOHNSON mwuwlg MRS. MARTIN COOKS AND CUSTODIAN S MRS. VON HADEN AND MRS. BOARD M FRED GAMERDINGER Ed Brown Ronald Siebecker Dolan Maxwell Ed Kozlowski Bill Bruss John Shelby Mrs. Joyce Brown Duane Evans Elmer Pasch MRS. SCHULZ AND MRS. COLLINS 65 viixdlmmwm LESTER BEVER X. MRS. RHADANS BUS DRIVERS Omar Geier William Heilman Elwin Steinke Robert Fauska Bud Volzka Don Braund Harry Thoneson Hugh Jepson Francis Miller .J Robert Allen Diane Anderson Rebecca Anderson Michael Austin Sheryl Baldwin Mary Bauer Dale Bender George Bender Darcy Biermeier Joan Biermeier Joel Bones Darrel Bradely Mary Brandau Dana Brey Donald Britzman Randall Buchholz Rosalee Budde Mary Clair Linda Clement Laura Collins Dave Connor Lyle Delaney Suzanne Diderrick Faye Downing Scott Downing Kathy Dyar Karina Eckleberg Douglas Elder James Fleming David Fowler Sandra Gerke Darrell Grawin Tamela Grawin Becky Gwin Terry Hastings Rai Ann Hill Remember How can you smile at President, Vice Pres., gh: Ne: f 1 ,am at -256514 , J ,K fir N f , H: ' es ., - V... 2- a .. ,,.,,. , A.,. ,, . E 1 T t afiiffi ',-13.31 3425 Initiation? a time like this? P K a ew P' gsm . .. . wg..- git: -, M 2, Q ,..k W, 22. 559, . g We 1' Q cw n E J . r in i f iiii -f 'f,,, X K I 1 i ff Q i l iii... 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P . 5. .... a vi ., no 4 - S Catherine Howard Laura Jensen Michael Kainz Sandra Klipstein Teri Kopenhafer Mark Kouba Dwight Kranzush Colleen Lee Ronald Leverenz Robert Luehr Maryann Lunde Patricia Madden Jeffrey Martalock Donna Martin Bill Masters Jayne McCaskey Patricia McDermott Karen Meacham Sandra Meltesen Joanne Michel Denise Miller John Miller Susan Miller Diana Moore Teri Neitzel Dawn Nelson Robin Nelson Timothy Nelson Janet Nofsinger Douglas Northcott Dennis O'Brien John Oliver Fredrick Olson Gary Olson Raymond Olson Steven Ormson Scott Page Roderta Palamaruk Rhonda Parrish Scott Parrish Charles Pasch Daniel Paulson Douglas Paulson Marie Perry William Powers Rodney Prechel Kermit Prell Katherine Preuss Mary Prochaska Darrell Raiten Janet Ravenscroft Patrick Reardon Dennis Rego Jody Reynolds Michael Robson Donald Rule Terrence Sartori Mark Schencel Patricia Schindler Kay Scholza Lonnie Schroeder Joseph Shaker Peggy Steffen Wanda Steinbrink Mary Jo Thompson Sharon Thornsen Thomas Trepes Lynn VanDeHey Donald Von Ruden Bette Waege William Warner Wayne Weiland 3 My-Q 51 3, -M . 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Q. through that day? +43 tix All that and you still love the Sophomores? 69 Joseph Ambort Shirley Anderson Patricia Arttus Dawn Artz Mischa Avery Jack Baldwin Donald Baldwin Patti Balwahn David Berg Pamela Board Joan Campfield David Cleaver Roger Cleven John Connor Steven Crow Douglas Darrow David Denter James Diderrich Adeline Downing Paula Downing Ronald Drews Minnie Duncan Sylvia Duncan Fred Fleming Patrick Flock Kay Fowler James Friedl Steven Fry Terry Gerke Susan Gueder David Green Donn Heath William Hericks Jon Hill Michael Hill Judith Huff Q 1 .M , X Q Q ra. 2- - , - - - -211: ' V. ' , .1 ' IFE- f 4 WM! L 'lil as an Zi I , E, M :Sgr M it f 1 lien in 2 f il 4, x ax, -.A I Q:-1, -1.19, 282 'Y ' will ,,. J .,f-1 ,. A Qivwzag u -, I- ff 1 g 2 ., , I :-. :ia if J, ' 'if V W ' is If 'A ' ,,g,:-3 JE1? ' , ' ' J ' to Q -. .if -M ei 1 , --- 'ie J . ' sl-if A -wr' ' K an ..-f Q4 1 it as f vi V, 45.54, . H2 Y 5 X ,Vri e If I q ,,., A W Ai-':' it r '-I W . X B r 3 i f ii, ,jiifif 52 E I ky, .. ztl ry. X i , , 5. 1, J ',-, ii dw flrr e 0:2 ' 551' X i rJJ i J A A X '2'i '- , V- '. f ' 70 NJ , V siffzfflf 45.1,-.ggi The Lord bless you . , . e,...........4-..-an Wake up! X af li- , , .- .41 ,,,. t me-. gf- fmt 3. 5,....,,,,. Wil, ' ' ti .git fa, mf' - V - A-.,.. . 15.8 , ' -' .1 , R , Q5 3 , fi' fp 5 J ' Q' ra' at fi iw f Q as Q t P' 4 gas 3, , S S R ,QF K. -. nw X ,X 1 I s A -X Il 2 x V A it w gif 1 . ..4 an , s . f . L 1'-51-f gg, 4' gl J i ,P it J X tg wt fm K Pu 2' a E? ,f 41 ,Q N an .9 f X , -, ' .11 'Wk 7l Richard Humphrey Wanda Jensen Linda Johnson Mark Johnson Patricia Kaczmarek Kathleen Keller Margaret Kelly Robert Klipstein Michael Knoll Jean Lieb Curtis Leis David Leis William Leverenz Danny Ludeking Margaret Madden Larry Mahr Randy Malone Rebecca Marshall Dennis Martin Rodney M artin Sarah Mayberry Pamela McDermott Lori McReynolds Ann Meacham David Meacham Kathleen Miller Deborah Moore Deborah,Neitzel Merrilee Nelson Eric Ness Anne Olsen Lynn Paeth Sharlyann Pasch Rita Pearsall Trudy Pitel Betty Preuss Vicki Preuss David Raiten Kevin Reynolds Margaret Rigney Sonja Rogers Gail Sanderson Susan Schendel Ricky Scholze Leslie Schroeder Nancy Schroeder LaDon Schultz Linda Severson Linda Siekert Jane Stanton Randy Steinbrink Kenneth Steinoff Eli Stokes Margie Summertield Marla Thurow J oan Trepes Debra Von Ruden Gary Von Ruden Andrea Waarvick Gale Waege Sharon Warsaw Pamela Weger Paulette Weger Calvin Wetly Sonja Wetly Anthony Winchell Ronald Woodard Barbara Woolever Larry Wright Mark Wurster Steven Zirk PK. A 'l 5 :.,, 39 Y, My -21: A Y , Yi 0 1 sa., 'X 4-R1 1 ii' and A r., 1 a LJ HKS K K L g Q . at ,J .avg .,E fi. I .Q AI Ii. '-. My ff l: '. -f' t sz. i i. ,.g, , 1 , -1' ' . f :i' , ,. .tg i r X. . Treasurer, Secretary Treasurer: B. Marshall Secretary: M. Summertield Vice President: G. Sanderson President: J. Leib Hurry Lori! ,ft Vice. Pres., President. Better luck next time! 1' W, , 'Mm .MM 73 1973 SS Bonnie Amberg Karen Ambort Meoldee Anderson Dennis Archer Peter Arttus Nancy Babbitt Arthur Baldwin Roger Bauer Richard Bean Donna Bender Frank Bender Monica Bender Helen Bennett Duane Biermeier Kerry Bones Timothy Brady Gale Brandau Jan Brandau Paul Brandau Debra Braund Melissa Breen Susan Brey Karen Britzman Rhonda Brockman Dave Calhoun Mark Campbell Michael Campbell Lori Cattle Rita Chard Daniel Clair Julie Cleaver Michael Cleaver Russell Cleven Rorrest Cox Bill Crow Kathy Daily ye WSU 1. as t 5 Q, vig , gi? U t GSA K A .-wi ., t if-' nw YH, Q 1' ff-me s i 4 K K KN- , . 1 ww., warg . Q my 1 Xi '44 A Jr, J, S 'Sig' rt. v ,.,,,, , .,w.. , A 4 if r 'Ml ' i L to R: Treas. R. Bauer V.P.D. Meckleberg. tg-. -nt W' , Y 'S wa. - l we s . 77' it 'fl' L.. -,34,,,1 - 12 -V , ' 4 5 ,VL,- A . A A it -ff? :E . ' . . sa 3 my u we W f K as A H 4 Hark! 1 Sec. C. Frank Pres. T. Noonan 2 ., wqgggg gg . .HM sas.. .::5:: Ill llllgli lllll F4 lllll si, . 3222? lllliii S lllll - g llllwl v Z lllll L .. nun I Ill-ll Hi!!! 1 I lflf -4 5552! ff l ia 2 'fgl 1 i2 ELM Excitement. Get busy! -if V , Q X 5. W A S T! J gh X' . 2 Q Q, 2 Q by . jg - Q. ai 'W t K ,is .. ..., ., ,V .- ., M I' fn QI it 15' K 4 t Q K K if X ax as ,sf .fi I , . . ,,.,.,,, -V 'spa t 5 , in na , i Xe i , , 4 X i .VS ik! QL , t L ,,V, :,, W . K -fl 3 i Q. x it E, girl F' as .tri do 5 ,.: wi :-, . all Q' iw S' ra is M, L..,, , ' Sffffiifi 'fl : , Ik ., A A , AX I A as-' X it' Q -,f',, W, el , ry L it .ff 75 Steven Dennison Dennis Dougherty Mark Drews Rebecca Duncan Kristy Eckleberg Nancy Ewers Mark Fleming Daniel Flock Cathy Frank Betty Friske Thomas Gerke Gerald Glumski John Green Peggy Haggerty William Hill James Hodulik William Humphrey Thomas Jelinek Timothy Jelinek Brenda Jensen Gary Jensen William Johnson Donald Kennedy Jeannie Klein John Kouba Daniel Kozlowski Jeffrey Ladwig Denise Larson Allen Leis Imelda Leis Theresa Leis Ardis Lewerenz Linda Liek Carol Ludeking May Martalock Dale Martin Timothy Mayberry Kathryn McCaskey Debra Meckelberg Kurt Meckstroth Cheryl Mieden JoAnn Murphy Jerry Nading Thomas Noonan Bernice O'Bricn JoAnn Olson Robert Ott David Page Pauline Pasch Rhonda Poff Conrad Prell Karla Preuss Patricia Preuss Thomas Reardon Frank Rick Darrell Rule Steven Sartori Ardis Schnurr Kathy Schroeder Mclva Schroeder Steven Schuman Ronald Severson Debra Smith Richard Steffen Robert Steffen Stuart Thayer Marciann Thompson Sheryl Thompson Debra Thonesen David Vendelfley Thomas Verbsky Charles Vlasak mu or 5 cgi ,A A ,. r.., :,i1 g4 ,, w::1gg'5fg 1- - s2,.,, ,,f ,C in S if ', wgw b ! .,L 41. if ,. ' j K .V ,K if : ,W ,... .. . .. key K S2 4 X r yi 1 4 tt, .. is -rg, jx Wy A ,, . af. r - me ,gy ..-we ' 2 Q 7 .. , , g,Nw Mesa .r were qw r Q N, ,Q X 4 i ts X, A A My W - 122 it '15 AH 'U f I ni , ,I W QW -ff is ei 0 ,I ' aww . f gi , is K, f if 'rliii V A'.y -9? 5. , '. v W 5, gy Q , IX, W, t-,, , - T, ' 159' 5 .V sf ' E? 3 Q ' f , ' if ' X- .-gal 1' ' ' H .. . gl!g,: ..f, K f' . ... . .M ':'ff'7 fH : Z +' Yi- ,N ' L if if 5' ff ' L 8' S ,vy, Z! ., , i,..,.., ,, .wg 5. if , me r X . xx , - if,-Jw. 4 'Y' E ff 49 Ms 4, 4' tt,,. M Q - 1- W f 25,6 1 5 5251 A - ,. - o n if T 3 . 2 , ay, l 1? W4 - 1 Q, -A 'L , ,, 5 f r 5 76 Junior wk-:V fzwfuuffiwi, qw, -I tr, A,,. W Vfttlgrw-f,3'g I -,M , , gm ' Yi L, 1 www iwmfft , yi: e 31 .r -951 1 M A 4 .. , A. .Sf Q U 1 it 4 l Vickie Anderson Kathy Preuss Denise Berg Debra Sanders Kenneth Burch Mark Strozinsky Dianna Miller John Thornsen I s r. fl I V 3 ij ng, ,Q X? T 6 cp f r tl In t 'Aj E l Q E JJ! A lg Q 1 Juniors first in float compet1tlonlJ?e'7di8L'7b 77 Keith Waege Ronald Waege Charlene Warner Joanne Warsaw Debra Waterman Lonnie Weber Pat Webster William Weiland Debra Wendt Connie Winchell Gary Wolfgram Kathryn Wopat Paul Zenner Cynthia Zimmerman Janice Binter 'il CLASS OF 1972 There have been times we couldn't wait to get out ofhigh school - listen- ing to a 47 minute sermon about syntax or driver's education, copying I5 pages of study hall rules, or riding for two hours on a crowded bus only to freeze our feet watching our football team lose a game. There have also been times we didnit want our high school years to ever end f nights of our prom and homecoming, raising over S500 in one night with our Donkey Ball game, and performing and watching our musical productions. We know that after graduation we will never be all together again. It's strange to think of how we ll all change. Of course, there will be the physical changes f beer bellies and wrinkles. But we'll all change inside, too. lt's sad to think about the fact that Weill all grow farther and farther apart, until at last, all we'll have left in common are the memories of our four years togeth- er at Royall. -fi-row-ting l lu 'lllllwmllgllll .U Mary Arrtus David Artz Janet Austin Robert Baltz Jeri Bean Floyd Bender Stephen Bialas Breakfast of Champions! Randy Board Richard Bradley Ann Brandau Nancy Braund B. Bruce .r Mark Burch Clifford Burdick .Iodeen Chambliss Gerry Clausier ,........r Mary Cleaver Barbara Collins Donna Crawford Wha1's so funny, Jody? Kathy Elder Greg Evans Pete Fleming 80 Nikki Fowler Pam Fry Linda Grawin Doug Green Barbara Hams john Hamany if a wa X Tamela Hatfield Donna Heath . ww. h -1.-V Rebecca Hill What . . . a Bummer? David Houzner Chris Howard Jim Huntington Brenda Hyer LaVina Jackson 81 Vickie Jefferies Merry Jensen Rebecca Jensen Clark Jepson I , ff ga ' flaws?fmatliiszfmfsm- mzeigrzs1wif192'lQi ,Q A 5 Mi :eg , H 1-7 .f.' 1, ya-.ji 5 . f x Debra Jones Tony Kiel Dennis Klipstein Hey, what's happening? David Kuderer David Larson Grabiel La Cruz 8 William Leib Catherine Leis 2 Karen Leis Susan Lick Gary Mahr Grace Masters JHYTICS Miller Sharon Miller L. Jaelata Neitzel Roll 'em out, Vicky! Phyliss Oliver Knute 015011 Kimberly Paeth James Palamaruk Debora Parkhurst 83 Jan P8l'l'iSh Duane Petlke Keven Pisha Ronny Poff 7krc Mary Popp Steve Preuss n Qfvfwm.. :,,, Dan Raiten I am a fine artist. I practice every day, David Reeck Trev Rybacki Steve Schendel Vicky Schoenberg Mike Schotten 84 Arnold Schroeder Harold Schultz Shanda Siekert Debra Steffen Allan Steinbrink Susan Steinhoff ...i David Summerfield Leave it alone, Ronny! Richard Thompson an Michael Tyler Steven Vlasak Roger Weber Edward Wilde 85 Mike Wildes Dale Woodard Dawn Woods Bill Wopat Carl Wurster Rick Zirk Not Pictured: Roland Campfield Carl Daugs Ronald Friedl Steven Grawin Edward Gwin Bob Baltz learns the basics. 86 Deb Zirk Sherri Zirk Not Pictured: Susan Kelly Douglas McCracken Randy Olp Larry Ormson Cool it, Mike! So Peter Pan said to Tinkerbell Ride that donkey, Ed! SENIOR DIRECTORY ARTTUS, MARY: FHA 13 GAA 13 Chorus 23 Usherettes 2,3,43 Newspaper Staff4. ARTZ, DAVE: Wrestling l,2,3,43 Spanish Club 33 Pep Club 33 Lettermen's Club 3,43 Cross Country 43 Track 4. AUSTIN, JANET: Musical 13 Library Club 13 NHS 2,3,43 Sci- ence Club 23 Spanish Club 33 Forensics 3,43 High Quiz Bowl 43 Debate4. BALTZ, BOB: Band l,2,3Q Chorus 13 Pep Band 1,2,33 FFA 2,3,4. BEAN, JERI: GAA 13 Chorus l,2,3,43 Royallettes l,2,43 Musical 1,23 Student Council 23 Spanish Club 33 Forensics 33 AFS 33 News- paper Staff43 Court 4. BENDER, FLOYD: FFA l,2,3,43 Track 1,23 Wrestling 2,3,4. BIALAS, STEVE BOARD, RANDY: Band l,2,3,43 Chorus 1,23 Musical 1,33 Royall- tones l,23 Lettermen's Club l,2,3,43 Football l,2,3,43 Baseball l,2, 3,43 Basketball l,2,3,43 Newspaper Staff 23 NHS 2,3,4Q Latin Club 2,33 Annual Staff43 AFS 33 Science Club 33 Courts 3,43 King 4. BRADLEY, RICHARD: FFA l,2,3,43 NHS 2,3,4. BRANDAU, ANN: GAA 13 Band l,2,3,43 Chorus l,2,3,43 Musi- cal l,2,3,43 Royallettes l,2,3,43 Twirler l,2,3,4Q Library Club 13 NHS 2,3,43 AFS 3,43 Latin Club 33 Court 43 Swing Choir 43 Foren- sics4. BRAUND, NANCY: FHA l,2,3,43 GAA l,2,3,43 Student Council lg Chorus 2,3,43 Musical 23 Royallettes 2,3,43 Usherettes 2,3,43 Pep Club 3,43 Newspaper Staff33 Swing Choir 4, BRUCE, BETH: Court 33 Newspaper Staff4. BURCH, MARK BURDICK, CLIFFORD: Baseball l,2,3,43 Lettermen's Club 2,3, 43 Library Club 2,33 Spanish Club 33 Forensics 4. CAMPFIELD, ROLAND CHAMBLISS, JODY: GAA l,2,43 Band l,2,343 Pep Band 23 Cheerleading 2,3,43 Photo Club 2,3,43 Newspaper Staff 23 NHS 2, 3,43 Musical 3,43 Spanish Club 33 AFS 3,43 Pep Club 3,43 Science Club 33 Student Council 3,43 Forensics 33 Annual Staff43 Courts 3, 4. CLAUSIER, GERRY: Band l,2,3,43 Chorus l,2,3,43 Musical l,2, 3,43 Royalltones l,2,3,43 Forensics l,2,3,43 Lettermen's Club l,2,3, 43 Football l,2,3,43 Wrestling 1,23 AFS 2,3,43 Student Council 2,43 Science Club 33 Courts 3,43 Swing Choir 4. CLEAVER, MARY: Library Club 13 Spanish Club 33 Newspaper Staff 4. COLLINS, BARB: Chorus l,2,3,43 Band 1,23 Musical l,2,3,43 Royallettes l,2,3,4Q GAA 13 Library Club 13 AFS 2,3,43 Forensics 2,3,43 Pep Club 33 Courts 3,43 Queen 33 Student Council 33 Swing Choir 43 Spanish Club 33 Photo Cub 43 Annual Staff4. CRAWFORD, DONNA: Chorus 1,23 Musical 13 Royallettes 13 Library Club l,2Q Art Club 43 Newspaper Staff4. DOGS, CARL ELDER, KATHY: FHA 33 Forensics 3. EVANS, GREG: Basketball 1,2,3, FLEMING, PETE: Chorus l,2,3,43 Royalltones 2,43 Musical 3,43 Swing Choir 43 School Board Rep. 4. FOWLER, NIKKI: GAA l,2Q Band l,2,3,43 Chorus l,2,3,43 Musi- cal 3,43 Swing Choir 43 Royallettes 3,3,43 Twirler 3,43 AFS 3,43 Court 33 Newspaper Staff4. FRIEDL, RON: FFA 2,3,4. FRY, PAM: FHA l,2,43 Spanish Club 33 Library Club 3,43 News- paper Staff4. GRAWIN, LINDA: GAA l,2,3,43 FHA l,2,3,43 Chorus 23 Pep Club 3,43 Newspaper Staff3. GRAWIN, STEVE GREEN, DOUG GWIN, ED: Football 15 School Board Rep. 4. HAMS, BAR B: GAA 15 FHA 3,45 Newspaper Staff4. HANRATTY, JOHN: Band 1,2,3. HATFIELD, TAMMY: Library Club l,2,3,45 FHA 25 Spanish Club 35 Art Club 45 Foreign Language 4. HEATH, DONNA: Musical l,2,3,45 GAA 15 jchorus l,2,3,45 Royallettes l,2,3,45 AFS 3. HILL, BECKY: GAA 15 Band 1,25 Cheerleading 25 Spanish Club 2,35 Science Club 25 Photo Club 2,3,45 AFS 3,45 Annual Staff 4: Chorus 45 Newspaper Staff4. HOUZNER, DAVE: Baseball l,2,3,45 Football l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Lettermen's Club l,2,3,45 Student Council l,2,3,45 Musical 3,45 Courts 3,45 King 35 Annual Staff4. HOWARD, CHRIS: Musical 3,45 Chorus 3,45 Royalltones 3,45 Track 3,45 Cross Country 45 Library Club 45 Forensics 4. HYER, BRENDA: Chorus l,2,3,45 Musical 1,2,35 Royallettes l,2, 3,45 GAA 15 Newspaper Staff l,2,3,4: Spanish Club 2,35 Photo Club 2,45 NHS 2,3,45 Forensics 2,3,45 AFS 3,45 Annual Staff4. JACKSON, LAVINA: FHA l,2,3,45 GAA 15 Library Club 2,3,45 Pep Club 35 Newspaper Staff4. JEFFERIES, VICKI: FHA l,2,35 GAA l,2,35 Library Club 15 Musical 2,35 Cheerleading 25 AFS 2,3,45 Spanish Club 35 Annual Staff4. JENSEN, BECKY JENSEN, MERRY: Spanish Club 35 Pep Club 35 Newspaper Staff 45 Library Club 4. JEPSON, CLARK: Chorus l,2,3,45 Musical 1,35 Royalltones l,2, 3,45 Science Club l,2,3,45 Photo Club 1,25 Football l,2,45 Wrestling 1,25 AFS 2,3,45 Golf 2,45 Spanish Club 25 Swing Choir 45 Student Council 45 Lettermen's Club 45 Court 4. JONES, DEB: FHA 15 Chorus 1,25 Musical 1,25 GAA 25 Library Club 25 AFS 35 Annual Staff4. KELLY, SUE: Forensics 45 Chorus 4. KIEL, TONY: Football 15 FFA 2,3,45 Lettermen's Club 2,3,45 Basketball Manager 25 Science Club 35 School Board Rep. 4. KLIPSTEIN, DENNIS: Football 15 Basketball 1,25 Baseball 3,45 Lettermen's Club 4. KUDERER, DAVID: Football 15 NHS 2,3,4. LARSON, DAVE: Golf 15 Musical 3. LA CRUZ, GRABIEL: Foreign Language 45 AFS 4. LEIB, BILL: Chorus 1,25 Royalltones 1,25 Football l,2,3,45 AFS 2,3,45 Science Club 3,45 Court 45 Lettermenls Club 4. LEIS, CATHERINE: NHS 2,3,45 Newspaper Staff4. LEIS, KAREN: FHA l,2,3,45 GAA 1,25 Debate 15 Usherettes 2,3, 45 NHS 3,45 Student Council 4. LIEK, SUSAN: Library Club 2,3,45 FHA 25 Spanish Club 3: Pep Club 35 Art Club 4. MAHR, GARY MASTERS, GRACE: GAA l,2,3,45 Band l,2,35 Cheerleading l,2, 3,45 Chorus 25 Photo Club 35 Newspaper Staff 45 Courts 3,45 Stu- dent Council 4. MCCRACKEN, DOUG MILLER, JIM: Band 1,25 Football 1,35 Basketball 15 Chorus 2,35 Royalltones 2,35 Track 2,3,45 Musical 35 Pep Club 35 Lettermen's Club 3,45 Wrestling 35 Cross Country 4. MILLER, SHARON: GAA 15 Band l,2,3,45 Spanish Club 2,35 Pep Band 2,35 Musical 2,3,45 Science Club 25 Photo Club 2,45 NHS 2,3,45 AFS 3,45 Forensics 3,45 Annual Staff45 Cheerleading 4. NEITZEL, JALEATA: FHA l,2,3,45 Pep Club 35 Newspaper Staff3. OLIVER, PHYLLIS: FHA 1,2,35 Band 1,25 Track 25 AFS 3,45 Spanish Club 35 Annual Staff45 Newspaper Staff4. OLP, RANDY: FFA 2,4. OLSON, KNUTE: Football l,2,35 Basketball l,2,3,45 Photo Club 1,35 Student Council 1,2,35 Musical l,2,3,45 Spanish Club 35 AFS 35 Court 35 Lettermen's Club 3,4. OLSON, RICHARD: Football 15 Basketball 1,35 Golf 15 Photo Club 25 FFA 25 Musical 35 Baseball 3,4. ORMSON, LARRY: Football 15 Baseball 1,25 Wrestling. PAETH, KIM: FHA I,2: GAA l,2,3,4: Band l,2: Chorus 2,3,4: Musical 2,33 AFS 3: Newspaper Staff4: Court 4. PALAMARUK, JIM PARKHURST, DEBORA: Library Club 3. PETZKE, DUANE: Football 1: NHS 2,3,4. PISHA, KEVIN: FFA l,2,3,4: Basketball l: Wrestling 3,4: Court 3. POFF, RONNY: Band l,2,3,4: Pep Band 2,3,4: Baseball 2. POPP, MARY: FHA 1,2,3,4: Band l: Student Council 3. PREUSS, STEVE: FFA l,2,3,4: Football 1,2. RAITEN, DAN: Student Council lg Chorus lg Royalltones l: Let- termen's Club l: Track lg Football l: Basketball l: Court 3. REECK, DAVID: FFA l,2,3,4: NHS 2,3,4. RYBACKI, TREV: Football l,2,3,4: Musical l,2,3: Track 2,4: Lettermen's Club 2,3,4: Wrestling 2,3,4: Court 4. SCHENDEL, STEVE: Chorus l: Royalltones l: Library Club 1,2: Football l: Basketball l,2,3: FFA 2,3,4. SCI-IOENBERG, VICKY: FHA l,2,3,4: GAA l: Band l,2,3: Musical l,2: Chorus 2,3: Pep Band 3: Pep Club 3: Royallettes 3: Newspaper Staff4. SCHOTTEN, MIKE: Band lg Football 1: Baseball l,2,3,4: Chorus 2,3,4: Royalltones 2,3,4: Lettermen's Club 2,3,4g AFS 2,3,4: Musi- cal 3,4: Court 3: Swing Choir 4. SCHROEDER, ARNOLD: FFA l,2,3,4g Chorus l,2,3,4: Royall- tones l,2: Football l: Library Club 2,3,4: Track 3,4: Cross Country 4. SCHULTZ, HAROLD: NHS 2,3,4: Royalltones 2: Latin Club 3: Chorus 3: AFS 4. SIEKERT, SHANDA: GAA I: Band 1,23 Spanish Club 2,35 Sci- ence Club 2: Photo Club 2,4: Newspaper Staff 2,3,4: AFS 3,4: Annual Staff4. STEFFEN, DEB: FHA l,2: Library Club l,2,3,4: Track l,2: Span- ish Club 3,4. STEINBRINK, ALLAN: Chorus l: FFA 3,4: Lettermen's Club 3, 4: Baseball 3,4. STEINHOFF, SUSAN: Spanish Club 2,3: Newspaper Staff4. SUMMERFIELD, DAVID: FFA l,2,3,4: Football l,2: Track l,2, 3,4: Basketball 1,23 Cross Country 4. THOMPSON, RICHARD: FFA l,2,3,4g Track l,4: Basketball 1: Chorus l,2,4: Royalltones l,3. TYLER, MIKE: Football 2,3,4: Wrestling 3,4: Spanish Club 3. VLASAK, STEVE WEBER, ROGER: Band l,2: Chorus l,2,3,4: Royalltones l,2,3,4: Library Club 2,33 Foreign Language Club 3: Musical 3,4. WILDE, ED: FFA l,2,3,4: Photo Club l,2: Football l,2,3: Basket- ball l,2: Baseball lg Lettermen's Club 2,3,4. WILDES, MIKE: FFA l,2,3,4: Football l,2,3,4: Baseball l,2,3,4: Lettermen's Club 3,4: Court 4. WOODARD, DALE: FFA 2,3,4. WOOD, DAWN: Library Club 2,3,4: Spanish Club 3: Pep Club 3: FHA 3: Foreign Language Club 4: Art Club 4. WOPAT, BILL: Latin Club l,2: Football l,2: Student Council l,2, 3,4: NHS 2,3,4: Forensics 3,4: High Quiz Bowl 4. WURSTER, CARL: FFA l,2,3,4: Debate 4. ZIRK, DEBBIE: FHA l,2,3,4: Chorus l,2,3,4: Royallettes l,2,3,4: Musical 2: Pep Club 3,4: AFS 3: Snoball Court 3: Swing Choir 4. ZIRK, RICK: FFA 2,3,4: Science Club 3: Pep Club 3: Lettermenls Club 3,4: Football 3,4: Track 3,4: Wrestling 3,4: Court 4. ZIRK, SHERRI: FHA l: GAA l: Chorus l,2,3,4: Musical l,2,3,4: Royallettes l,2,3,4: Cheerleading l,2,3,4: AFS 3: Pep Club 3,43 Courts 3,45 Queen 4: Photo Club 4: Swing Choir 4: Annual Staff4. The 1972 Annual staff would like to extend its appreciation to the following merchants and businessmen for their contributions to the 1972 Panther: S10 CONTRIBUTIONS S3 CONTRIBUTIONS RILEY'S STUDIO BIERMEIRS INSURANCE JENSEN'S FOOD MART HAMBURG HARDWARE STAR HAROLD NEWS DAVE,S BARBER SHOP BURKE PLUMBING AND HEATING S5 CONTRIBUTIONS ELROY SANITARY DAIRY SCHULZ AND SONS THUL'S GAMBLE STORE SCHROEDER MOTORS INC DEGNER'S INSURANCE LEE'S GARAGE AND BODY SHIP LARRY'S SERVICE STATION HOGAN FOOD MARKET ELROY COMMUNITY DAIRY WOODS HARDWARE NOONAN'S KICKAPOO HAROLD LEE PLUMBING AND HEATING BOB'S CITGO SERVICE BUNKS HARDWARE ELROY LUMBER COMPANY ZIRKS BAR WOODARDS BAR GEIER'S IGA WEGER FLORAL THUROW MOTOR SALES HEDING TRUCK SERVICE RUTH'S BEAUTY CENTER SPRING VALLEY GOLF COURSE GARVINS MOBIL WILTON CO-OP ESCHANGE AUDREY'S CAFE HETT HARDWARE LIMP'S STORE BAUER FEED SERVICE BREKKE TRUE-VALUE THE APOTHECARY NELSON'S SUNOCO BINGS BAR WEBB'S MOBILE SERVICE PAETH'S BAR VALLEY CO-OP EXCHANGE WALKER,S STAINLESS STEEL CLUB 71 WYMAN'S BARBER SHOP KENNEY'S BAR MIDWAY BAR SPORTMANS BAR TILLMAN PRODUCE COMPANY CHUCK AND DON'S FARM SUPPLY ZENNER FURNITURE AND FUNERAL FLEMINGS MIDWAY GROCERY HANSENS DEPARTMENT STORES JINNS JEWELRY S2 CONTRIBUTIONS BANK OF ELROY ELROY GAS COMPANY CORNER BAR HEILMAN HARDWARE TILLIES TAP Thank you! 91 gi 5 s 4 5 3 I 4 I P I 4 ! 1 l s. 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