Royall High School - Panther Yearbook (Elroy, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1980 volume:

YOU HAVE TO START AT THE BEGINNING . . . 1980 PANTHER ROY ALL HIGH SCHOOL ELROY, WI VOLUME 21 SEASONS OF 1980 FALL Homecoming 6-9 Volleyball 10-11 Cross Country 12 Football 13-15 Cheerleaders 16 Score Page 17 WINTER The lurv Room 20-21 Gymnastics 22-23 Girls Basketball 24-25 Wrestling 26-27 Cheerleaders 28 Bovs Basketball 29-31 Cheerleaders 32 Score page 33  SPRING Prom 36-37 Softball 38-39 Baseball 40-41 Girls Track 42-43 Boys Track 44-45 Golf 46 Spring Scores 47 Graduation 48-49 SCHOOL LIFE Seniors 52-60 Fanny 61 Juniors 62-65 Sophomores 66-69 Freshmen 70-73 Administration 74-77 Organizations 78-91 Patrons 92 i 4 ACCENTING OUR AUTUMN 1 1979 Health Fair: Sarah Garfoot, Kristi Burch, Donna Summer- field, Becky Steidl. 2 Our prestigious student council president. 3 This speaks for itself. 4 Bruce Miller and Kathy Schaper. 5 The Sophomore's art. 6 Royall Watches with great hope. 1 New Lisbon against mighty Royall. 2 Sophomore girls show their beauty. 3 Robin Schmidt shows her strength. 4 Senior's skit with Bruce Miller as the man. 5 Mark Meyers, our strong cross country runner. s HOMECOMING IS . . 1 Bruce Miller crowns Kathy Schaper queen. 2 T. Schmidt and J. Schroeder are proud to drive the Junior float. 3 Queen Kathy Schaper crowns Bruce Miller. 4 Kevin Zmolek talks it over with the coach. 1 Bruce Miller plays a big part in the Senior skit. 2 The Juniors bring in a victory with a classy float. 6 Homecoming this year started on the week of October 1. Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday were spent working on floats and re- hearsing for skits. Everyone showed up Thursday night for the skits. After the skits came the most exciting event, the crown- ing of the queen. King Bruce Miller crowned Kathy Schaper queen. Friday was the big night for the football players, defeating the New Lisbon Rockets 21 to 7. At half time, the winners of the float and skit competition were an- nounced: juniors took first place for their float; seniors got first place with their skit. The spirit trophy was won by the seniors. 1 Dawn Delong and Dave Baisden 2 Louise Rego and Mark Lee 3 Sally Garfoot and Kurt Bolden 4 King Bruce Miller and Queen Kathy Schaper 5 Elaine Wurster and John Burch Saturday, Oct. 6, was the night of the Homecoming dance. Students danced to the beat of the “Golden Nugget. Precious and Few, the Homecoming song, was sung by Sandy Wilson. The grand march was at 11:00 p.m. with the court couples marching around the fountain. The couples were: King, Bruce Miller and Queen, Kathy Schaper; Dave Baisden and Dawn Delong; Sally Garfoot and Kurt Bolden; Louise Rego and Mark Lee; and Elaine Wurster es- corted by John Burch. 1 The Seniors fountain of love 2 King Bruce Miller and Queen Kathy Schaper pass through tun- nel. 3 Fanny Everke passes through the tunnel. 9 10 TEAM GOES TO REGIONALS Varsity team: on the outside, K. Doyle, M. Gernetzke, K. Jordan, D. Delong, J. Grawin, Manager, D. Amberg, N. Summerfield, S. Garfoot, Captain; S. Finger, and T. Diderrich. In the middle, F. Everke, Mrs. Erickson, and C. Woods 2 Teresa Erickson does a back set to Karla Jordan. 3 Janie Doyle bumps the ball over the net. 4 Members of the Varsity team warm up before the game. 1 Nancy Summerfield spikes the ball through the block from the other team. 2 Members of the J.V. team await their opportunity to play. The Varsity volleyball team ad- vanced to regionals this year. It was the first team from Royall to do so in quite a while. Dawn Delong and Karla Jordan were voted to the All-Conference Second team, and Teresa Erickson and Sally Garfoot received honor- able mentions. Dawn was also most valuable player. The J.V. team ended the season with a 7-4 record, while the Var- sity was 6-5. Both had a 4-2 con- ference record. An assistant coach was added this year. Dawn Ladwig took over most of the duties of coaching the J.V. team. Next year the Volleyball teams will suffer the loss of Mrs. Erickson. She has been the coach for 6 years. J.V. team: left to right, A. Conley, D. Dallman, K. Jor- Albrecht, A. Harris, C. Brekke, and assistant coach D. dan, W. Eno, B. Miller, M. Garvin, J. Doyle, P. Miller, Ladwig. R. Schmidt, M. Leis, K. Parrish, K. Green, C. li MARK MEYERS M.V.P. The Cross-Country team did fair- ly well this year with third year letter winner Mark Meyers lead- ing the way. Sectionals were held in Richland Center this year. Mark Meyers, who was Mr. Calkin's only hope for going on to state, came in 19th out of 109 runners. Of the eight schools at the Royall Invitational, four of them had girls' teams. Mark Meyers was the team's cap- tain and also the most valuable player. The senior letter winners were Mark Meyers and Russ Kozlowski. Other letter winners were Don Crow, Kurt Bruce and Perry Hoppmann. Freshman Paul Hoppmann shows promise for the future. 1 Mark Meyers has a strong lead. 2 Sophomore Perry Hoppmann; a good runner for the future. 12 Cross-country; from left to right; P. Hoppmann, Coach Mr. Calkins, K. Bruce, P. Hoppmann, D. Crow, R. Kozlowski. Not pictured; M. Meyers. A GOOD START FOR FROSH Freshman football: left to right; T. Madden, J. Tyler, B. Brown, S. Schultz, K. Hollis, M. Preuss, R. B. Manske, D. Wilson, R. Kibler, D. Bender, Coach Knutson, M. Murphy, J. Kalodrich, B. Benish. Mr. DeLong, K. Schirmer, L. Voss, G. Levi, V. Kratky, 13 TEAM IS SECOND IN CONFERENCE The first year in the Scenic Bluffs Conference was very successful. The season ended with an 8-2 record. That was the most games won by Royall in a number of years. Coach VanDeHey com- mented, We were disappointed in losing the conference championship, but the main thing is that we all enjoyed play- ing football. The captain was Kelly Vieth and the most valuable player was Bruce Miller. The J.V. also had a good year. They kept a good attitude all sea- son and are combining that with the excitement of being on Varsi- ty next year. Varsity footfootball: left to right; J. Hastings, B. Miller, T. Madden, D. Steven, Mr. VanDeHey, coach; Mr. Sulik, assistant coach; J. Hayden, T. Schmidt, J. Wilson, manager; B. Murphy, K. Zmolek, D. Weed, R. Houzner, L. McCraken, D. Atteln, R. Balder, D. Halverson, K. Miller, B. Zmolek, P. Martin, K. VanDeHey, G. Wojtowicz, J. Schroeder, K. Miller, K. Vieth, K. Bolden, N. Lunde, B. Miller, M. Lee, B. Brock, M. Hodulik, D. Baisden, J. Dutton, S. Atteln, J. Burch. 14 A. N 1 Karl VanDeHey kicks off. 2 Joe Dutton, Karl VanDeHey, and Steve Kibler concentrate on the game. 3 Panthers poised and ready for the attack. 4 The team carries out another defensive play. 1 Dave Baisden sweeps around left end. 2 Chip Balder, Jeff Schroeder, and Terry Schmidt show their de- termination. 3 Jon Hayden successfully punts. J.V. team: left to right; J. Wilson, manager; T. Schmidt, R. Waddell, R. Kimball, L. McCracken, Mr. Sulik, coach; H. Olson, J. Schroeder, B. Zmolek, D. Atteln, D. Retzlaff, T. Jensen, K. Miller, R. Brockman, M. Wojtowicz, D. Weed, J. Parrish. 15 OUR SPIRIT LIFTERS i Football Cheerleaders: from left to right; K. Doyle, Peppy, K. Schaper, captain, C. Huschka, D. Cox, S. Kozaria, L. Dutton. 1 Captain Kathy Schaper proves cheerleading is also hard work. 3 Lynne Dutton flashes an award winning smile. 4 The football cheerleaders of 1979. 16 SCORE PAGE VARSITY FOOTBALL Cochrane, Fountain City WE 14 THEY 0 Viroqua 6 7 Gilman 26 7 Hillsboro 41 0 Bangor 37 0 New Lisbon 21 7 Wonewoc 6 0 Cashton 0 8 Necedah 33 0 Brookwood forfeit FRESHMEN FOOTBALL WE THEY New Lisbon 22 8 Westby 8 8 Sparta 20 6 Cashton 0 18 Richland Center 14 8 Tomah 48 12 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Hillsboro WE 2 THEY 1 Wonewoc 1 2 Bangor 2 1 Wonewoc 1 2 New Lisbon 0 3 Ithaca 3 0 Wonewoc 1 2 Hillsboro 2 1 Cashton 2 1 Ithaca 1 2 Necedah 2 1 J.V. FOOTBALL WE THEY New Lisbon 26 0 Necedah 20 0 Richland Center 0 12 New Lisbon 38 0 Cashton 6 12 Necedah 24 0 CROSS COUNTRY Mauston no team score Nekoosa no team score Brookwood no team score Westby 6th out of 10 Kickapoo 4th out of 4 Royall 7th out of 8 Reedsburg 6th out of 7 J.V. VOLLEYBALL WE THEY Hillsboro 2 1 Wonewoc 0 3 Bangor 1 2 Wonewoc 1 2 New Lisbon 1 2 Ithaca 2 1 Wonewoc 2 1 Hillsboro 2 1 Cashton 2 1 Ithaca 2 1 Necedah 1 2 WITNESSING OUR WINTER 1 The girls J.V. team awaits the outcome of the jump, 2 One of Royall's panthers paint- ed by Missy Schmidt. 3 Wanda Eno and Barb Pearsall in The Jury Room 4 Jill Biermeier, Lori Brandau, Kathy VonRuden, and Carole Woods remove the paint after basketball season. 1 Maribeth Thorson and Lori O'Cara: two of RoyalTs Panthers 2 Margee Riley performs on the bars 3 Kelly Vieth puts up a shot 4 Rum Waddell has a guillotine on his opponent. i 20 1 Bob Miller makes another sar- castic remark to Rosemary Austin. 2 Mike Riley and Jill Cleven take a look at every possibility. 3 The rest of cast listens to what's being said. 4 Terry Schmidt portrays the an- gry man. 1 Mike Riley and Joe Anderson getting ready for the opening night. 2 Barb Pearsall argues the verdict with Jill Cleven and Jerry Wil- son. 3 Jill Cleven; the stunning actress of the Jury Room. 4 John Austin portrays the drift- er. 5 Jerry Wilson and Mike Riley try to keep peace between the others. 6 Jerry Wilson, trying to come up with an answer. What's it all about? Well, the big question was, Did Julie Fletcher stab her uncle in cold blood? Eleven jurors said yes. One, a stu- dent actress, played by Jill Cleven, said no. After many tests the jurors find out that the angry man killed Mr. Fletcher. The di- rector was Mr. Kueppers, the as- sistant director was Mr. McHenry, and the loose ends were taken care of by Miss Schulenburg. 21 THE GRACEFUL PART OF ROY ALL Varsity and J.V. Gymnasts: Front row from left: B. Howard, Manager; Mrs. Strelow, Coach; D. Rickert, C. Huschka, L. Dutton, B. Baldwin, P. Reyn- olds, D. Cox, L. Preuss, D. DeLong, S. Garfoot, M. Riley, V. Bigham, Miss Schulenberg, Asst. Coach. Second row: D. Alderman, T. Diderrich, L. Oliver, K. Doyle, D. Creviston, L. Davis, C. Woods, A. Beres, L. Sullivan. Third row: L. Dixon, J. Oliver, R. Smith, B. Miller, D. Schmidt, S. Pasch, K. Jensen, M. Palamaruk, J. Sarbacher, L. Novachek. Fourth row: D. Kranz, S. Harris. 22 The gymnasts had a busy season this year. Results of the Varsity team are as follows: 1 Lorrie Preuss vaults 2 A gymnast shows good form. 1 Dawn DeLong concentrates on her routine. 2 Carole Woods balances precar- iously on the beam. 3 A hand spring is done by a var- sity vaulter. 4 Marge Palamaruk performs on the bars. Royall over Hillsboro; third be- hind Brookwood and Holmen; first against Sparta; second be- hind Cashton with DeSoto third; third behind Westby and Arcadia; first against Melrose-Mindoro; second behind Cashton; third be- hind Westby and Onalaska; tenth in the Mclellen Invitational; first against Hillsboro, and third in the Conference. J.V. results: Royall over Hillsboro; second behind Holmen with Brookwood third; first against Sparta; second against Cashton with DeSoto third; third behind Westby and Arcadia; second against Melrose- Mindoro; second against Cashton with Reedsburg third; second be- hind Westby with Onalaska third, and first against Hillsboro. 23 GIRLS STRIVE FOR SUCCESS j ----j. xe, i . miner, m. Leis, K. Parrish, B. Simonson, A. Harris, N. Summerfield, D. Dallman, T. Erickson, K. Jor- dan, S. Wilson, manager. Not pictured: Schmidt, Mr. Abair, coach. 24 J.V.: Row one, left to right; D. McDonald, K. Burch, M. Garvin, D. Schreier. Row two; V. Lawry, T. Brand, K. Jordan, B. Steidl, C. Albrecht. Row three; Miss Post, coach; G. Preli, W. Eno, C. Brekke, K. Green, D. Summerfield. 1 Teresa Erickson shoots the ball 2 Patti Miller wins the tip 1 Patti Miller in action 2 Teresa Erickson attempts two points 3 Patti Miller goes for the layup The girls Varsity Basketball teams of 1980 had a record of 4-13. Both Varsity and J.V. teams strived for a successful season. The teams had both good efforts and sup- port. All the girls had an out- standing season. Teresa Erickson was voted All-Conference 1st team, and Patti Miller was voted All-Conference 2nd team. Some of the girls didn't get a lot of playing time in this year, how- ever, they definitely improved and will help the team out all next year. Coach Pat Abair and Asst. Coach Barb Post both en- joyed working with the girls. The girls are looking forward to next year. 25 DAVE 1ST IN CONF. Varsity left to right, bottom row, D. Roscovious, J. Doyle, T. Kranz, K Bruce, R. Jensen, T. Madden, second row, T. Jensen, S. Buchholz, J. Dutton, D. Steven, Simmonson, D. Halverson, M. Pruess, Coach D. Delong J.V. left to right, bottom row: G. Urmanski, S. Geier, K. Hollis, P. Hoppmann, D. Bender; second row: G. Levi, V. Kratky, R. Waddell, K. Miller 1 D. Halverson, 185 conference champ. 2 D. Steven off to a good start. 3 Mr. Anderson congratulates D. Steven on a job well done. 4 J. Dutton trying for a turnover. 5 S. Buchholz trying for points. 6 D. Roscovious: most pins of the season. 7 Co-captain Joe Dutton. 2 D. Steven and D. Halverson support their captain T. Madden. 3 Freshman J. Doyle shows prom- ise for the future. 4 V. Kratky, another future super- star. This year's most valuable player was junior Dave Halverson. He worked hard all year. His work paid off in the end. He took first at the Royall Invitational and ended his season on a winning streak with first in conference for the 185 lb. weight class. Dave had the most team points and he broke the school record by five seconds, pinning his Onalaska man in eight seconds. The team co-captains were Joe Dutton and Terry Madden. Duane Roscovious had the most pins. The varsity squad consisted of two seniors, five juniors, three sophomores, and three freshmen. Coach DeLong commented about next year, Things will be look- ing better next year since we're only losing two seniors and at least half a dozen of our wrestlers are going to wrestling camp. This year we were lucky, we end- ed the the season with only one serious injury. Steve Buchholz suffered from a broken collar bone. 27 OFF TO A GOOD START As we started the season this year very slow, we struggled and struggled some more. But as the season came closer to an end, I saw we had improved, said Coach Preuss. Those of us who were spectators at the games feel the Freshmen are off to a good start , and will add a great deal to the basketball teams in the fu- ture years at Royall. The overall record was six wins and eight losses. 1 Bob Brown was high scorer for the season. 2 Lon Voss added his touch. Freshmen Basketball: Left to right, bottom; D. Wilson, J. Kocyan, B. Benish, J. Schwartz, L. Voss, S. Murray, K. Brandau, E. Matthes. Top: Mr. Preuss, coach; J. Tyler, B. Brown, M. Mur- phy, B. Schnurr, S. Rueckheim, P. Finucan, Stat- istician. 29 CONFERENCE CHAMPS The varsity basketball team took the Senic Central Bluff championship. The season was very good with a conference record of 14-0, and first time ever undefeated in the conference. The over all record 17-2 ties one of the records at Royall. The guys also tied the longest winning streak ever at Royall of 16-0. The final statistics show a well bal- anced scoring effort by the team with four of the five starters aver- aging ten or more points a game. Kelly Vieth averaged 15.3, next Dave Baisden 11.6, Terry Schmidt 10.0, Bruce E. Miller 9.7, Mike Hodulik 7.6. Again Kelly Vieth had the highest shooting percent- age of .558. The team's shooting percentage was .494. In rebounds defensively Bruce E. Miller had 97 and offensively Kelly Vieth had 5. Terry Schmidt had the most assists with 86. The guys all played well as a team. Varsity Basketball, left to right, row one: T. Schmidt, R. Brown, D. Attlen, K. Zmolek, B. Brock; row two: D. Weed, J. Schroeder, B. Miller, K. Veith; row three: Coach Splittgerbar, K. VanDeHey, B. Miller, M. Hodulik. 30 Row 1; M. Riley, M. Hastings, R. Kimball, J. Anderson, J. Parrish, K. Triebs. Row 2; Stat. J. Doyle; Manager, J. Wilson; H. Olson, S. Alden, D. Vlasak, B. Zmolek, J. Schroeder, R. Brockman, M. Wojtowicz, R. Brock, R. Brown, D. Schumann, D. Miskinis, V. Carpenter, Mr. Monty, Coach; Stat. R. Schmidt. 31 THE CROWD PLEASERS 32 SCORE PAGE BOYS' VARSITY BASKETBALL WE THEY Necedah 61 60 Hillsboro 69 56 Westby 86 42 Wonewoc 78 52 Brookwood 72 45 Bangor 79 59 Westby 59 39 Cashton 80 38 New Lisbon 66 65 Necedah 71 63 Hillsboro 79 43 Wonewoc 59 53 West Salem 71 60 Brookwood 68 50 Bangor 76 60 Cashton 81 47 Black River Falls 64 65 New Lisbon 58 49 Holmen 48 61 GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL WE THEY Tomah 36 40 Reedsburg 42 51 Hillsboro 37 39 New Lisbon 51 45 Bangor 35 39 Wonewoc 30 61 Tomah 47 51 Necedah 54 39 Hillsboro 38 47 Reedsburg 28 53 Kickapoo 46 47 New Lisbon 32 56 Bangor 36 58 La Farge 54 36 Necedah 59 42 Wonewoc 25 61 Holmen 32 50 BOYS'J.V. BASKETBALL WE THEY Necedah 64 45 Hillsboro 42 30 Westby 54 50 Wonewoc 47 25 Brookwood 69 14 Bangor 47 42 Westby 42 43 Cashton 64 50 New Lisbon 32 41 Necedah 42 34 Hillsboro 41 40 Wonewoc 31 38 West Salem 60 50 Brookwood 46 22 Bangor 35 39 Cashton 39 30 Black River Falls 59 55 New Lisbon 47 29 GIRLS'J.V. BASKETBALL WE THEY Tomah 14 12 Reedsburg 19 23 Hillsboro 10 12 New Lisbon 18 22 Bangor 18 21 Wonewoc 18 16 Tomah 22 23 Necedah 25 17 Hillsboro 15 25 Reedsburg 8 54 Kickapoo 11 18 New Lisbon 22 28 Bangor 3 24 La Farge 11 16 Necedah 27 17 Wonewoc 17 22 FRESHMEN BASKETBALL WE THEY Wonewoc 32 36 New Lisbon 34 38 Hillsboro 46 34 Reedsburg A 26 42 Reedsburg B 14 17 Hillsboro 28 29 New Lisbon 34 47 Wonewoc 54 23 Cashton 47 29 Sparta 43 44 Reedsburg 33 30 Cashton 56 17 Sparta 33 20 Sparta B 17 19 VARSITY WRESTLING WE THEY Weston 9 55 Adams Friendship 15 45 West Salem 12 49 Port Edwards 44 19 Brookwood 50 11 Hillsboro 24 39 North Crawford 27 27 Bangor 34 34 Onalaska 33 36 Sauk Prairie 8 54 New Lisbon 19 47 Nekoosa 0 59 Wild Rose 31 31 Wautoma 41 25 Cashton 6 55 Necedah 34 24 J.V. WRESTLING WE THEY Weston 42 18 Brookwood 42 15 Hillsboro 33 20 North Crawford 48 6 Bangor 54 12 Onalaska 36 22 Sauk Prairie 6 61 New Lisbon 24 33 Cashton 6 57 Necedah 46 0 33 SCANNING OUR SPRING 1 Royall High School early in the morning. 2 Donna Schreier shows her fel- low students how it's done. 3 Phillip Martin nearing the fin- ish line. 4 Freshmen girls help out for li- brary week. 5 Kurt Bruce, Eric Simonson and Larry Puent taking a break. 6 7th Hour Earth Science finished for the day. 1 Juniors getting set for Prom. 2 Barb Miller pours all she has into the relay team. 3 Tery Schmidt doing a few prac- tice swings. 4 This speaks for itself. 5 Bob Brock takes a final walk down the halls of Royall. 35 THE 1980 JUNIOR PROM The 1980 Junior Prom was a big success. Prom goers were once again privileged to listen to the music of On Trial . The colors were shades of green and white and the song was Longer . It was sung by Jill eleven with Car- ole Brekke and Dave Retzlaff accompaning her. A look around revealed a large gazebo in the center of the floor with many plants and streamers added. Sat- urday, May 10, was a night that many will remember. 36 Prom couples from left: Jon Hayden and Margee Riley; Steve Buchholz and Barb Nightengale; Doug Weed and Kathy Von Ruden; Bruce Miller and Lynne Dutton; King Terry Schmidt and Queen Missy Schmidt; Carole Woods and Karl VanDeHey; Lori Brandau and Dave Atteln; Diane Prechel and Jeff Schroeder; Michelle Thorson and Mike Riley. In front are the crown bearers, Matthew Eckelberg and Stephanie Schroeder. 1 Mike Riley takes a break. 2 The gym is being decorated. 3 Stephanie Schroeder and Mat- thew Eckelberg bring up the crowns. 1 The Court dances after the March. 2 King Terry crowns Queen Missy. 37 1 Track meets aren't always held on warm days as this picture shows. 2 Dawn DeLong leads the way. 3 Kevin Zmolek pours it on. 4 Bruce Miller pitches. 5 Eric Simonson scans the out- field. 38 GIRLS' SOFTBALL Front row, from left: K. Glumske, M. Gernetzke, M. Parrish, K. Doyle, P. Miller, J. Doyle, S. Wilson, K. Thorson, K. Green, K. Doyle, G. Preli, M. Leis, L. Jordan, T. Erickson, K. Jordan, D. Creviston, M. Brandau, Second row: M. Thorson, C. Albrecht, K. Garvin, Mr. Kalodrich, Coach; J. Oliver. The 1980 Royall Panther softball team compiled a 5 won 9 lost record. After a dismal start that saw the Panthers lose their first four games, the girls settled down to play .500 ball for the re- mainder of the season. The Panthers had a 4-4 record in the Scenic Bluffs Conference. It was a young team with only three seniors in the starting lineup. Senior Pitcher Karla Jordan won the Most Valuable Player trophy for the second straight year. Shortstop Teresa Erickson was named the Most Valuable Defen- sive player and Mary Leis was the Most Valuable Offensive Player. With 11 letterwinners returning next year, the girls are looking forward to a winning season. 39 J.V. Baseball, left to right, J. Geier, S. Murray, D. Wilson, R. Kimball, B. Brown, J. Parrish, R. Waddell, J. Doyle, row two: man. J. Anderson, D. Vlasak, R. Steinbrink, K. Bruce, R. Brockman, V. Wojtowicz, G. Levi, B. Benish, M. Preuss, Coach J. Monty. This year Coach Monty and his J.V. Baseball team had a very suc- cessful season. They ended with an 8-4 record. Freshman Danny Wilson was the leading hitter with a .415 batting average, with John Parrish close behind him with .342. The leading pitchers were freshmen Bob Brown and Greg Levi. The J.V. team beat ev- ery team they played at least once except for Westby. All the team members were freshmen and sophomores so they should fur- nish some outstanding players for the future. 40 Conference Champs The Royall Panther varsity base- ball team compiled a 12-2 confer- ence record which won the Sce- nic Bluff conference Baseball Championship behind Bruce Miller, Joe Radar, and Terry Schmidt. Miller won 8 and lost 1 with a record earned run average of 0.00 in 65 and a third innings while striking out 127 batters. J. Radar won 3 and lost 1 with a 1.43 earned run average as junior T. Schmidt was 1 and 0 in the won-lost column. Leading hitters on the team were Bruce Miller with a record .491 average and Terry Schmidt with a .407 aver- age. The Panthers finished the season with a 12-3 record. Varsity Baseball, left to right, row one: T. Madden, M. Riley, R. Housner, R. Kimball, B. Brown, D. Atteln, T. Schmidt; row two: stats, C. Schreier; J. Radar, B. Miller, R. Brockman, K. VanDeHey, R. Brown, S. Buchholz, Coach, J. Vitcenda; stats, L. Fowler. 41 Left to Right: Row 1; M. Schmidt, K. Albrecht, S. Finger, B. Howard, T. Diderrich, Row 2; L. Oliver, K. Burch, D. Schreier, P. Finucan, L. Davis, A. Beres, L. Sullivan, C. Woods, M. Riley, S. Garfoot, L. Gnirk, V. Lawry, Row 3; Asst. Coach, Mrs. Bohen; C. Brekke, J. Biermeier, W. Eno, A. Harris, D. Dallmann, B. Miller, S. Vlasak, D. Delong, K. Sartori, S. Harris, Coach, Mrs. Strelow; B. Weiland. Row 4; S. Garfoot, S. Pasch, L. Novachek, L. Thomson, S. Koziara, T. Brand, C. Thompson, R. Austin, F. Everke 42 5 1 Angie Beres has firdt place wrapped up. 2 Dawn Cox running the win- ning 440 relay. 3 Dawn Cox crossing the finish line. 4 Dawn Delong tries hard to pass on the baton. 1 Nancy Crow finishing the 2 mile race. 2 Kathy Sartori doing her best. 3 Carole Woods winning the 220 hurdles. 4 Tammy Cox gets the Baton from Jill Biermeier in the mile relay. 5 Dawn Cox pushing to cross the finish line. 6 The most important piece of equipment in track. 43 1. Keven Haggerty showing good form. 2. Dave Baisden pours it on. 3. Bruce Zmolek breaks the tape. 5. Doug Weed working hard. 7. Phillip Martin has first place all wrapped up. 8. Mark Meyers makes a great finish. 9. Kevin Zmolek, a look of deter- mination. 10. Freshmen letter winner Kurt Hollis shows promise. left to right, row one: J. Hastings, K. Haggerty, J. Tyler, K. Crow, K. Hollis, L. Voss, T. Madden, K. Zmolek, row two: asst, coach K. Calkins, D. Halverson, R. Crow, D. Weed, M. Lee, B. Zmolek, D. Baisden, H. Olson, P. Martin, M. Hodulik, M. Meyers, Coach Abair. t 45 1. Dave Baisden clears the bar. 2. Howard Olson, struggling to the finish. ROYALL GOLFERS Front row from left: B. Zmolek, K. Von Ruden, L. Dutton, J. Hayden, J. Wilson. Middle row: M. Riley, C. Woods, D. Sullivan. Third row: D. Baisden, B. Miller, K. VanDeHey, D. Weed, Mr. VanDeHey, Coach. The Royall Golf Team completed another successful year. With five returning letterpersons, the team finished last at both conference and regionals. Jon Hayden was a medalist as well as the only letter winner this year. Next year's squad promises to be improved. 46 SCORE PAGE GIRLS' TRACK PLACE Mauston 1st Adams-Friendship Inv. 4th Wonewoc 1st Merrick Inv. 2nd VARSITY BASEBALL Triangular at New Lisbon with Cashton 1st WE THEY New Lisbon Inv. 3rd New Lisbon 6 0 Triangular at Royall with Wonewoc 7 3 Brookwood and New Hillsboro 9 6 Lisbon 2nd Bangor 17 1 Triangular at Royall with Cashton 3 5 DeSoto and Westby 2nd Necedah 2 0 Conference 3rd Necedah 11 0 Brookwood 13 0 Cashton 2 0 BOYS' TRACK New Lisbon 9 0 Wonewoc 2 3 PLACE Hillsboro 4 0 Mauston 1st Bangor 20 0 Friendship Inv. 2nd Brookwood 6 4 Wonewoc 1st Viroqua 4 5 Merrick Inv. 1st DeSoto 1st J.V. BASEBALL Nekoosa Inv. 3rd Triangular at Royall with WE THEY Brookwood and New Adams- Lisbon 1st Friendship 4 12 Blackhawk Inv. 3rd Wonewoc 14 15 Conference 1st New Lisbon 11 9 Sparta 15 11 SOFTBALL Mauston 9 4 Westby 3 5 WE THEY Mauston 14 3 New Lisbon 5 12 Sparta 5 3 Wonewoc 12 20 New Lisbon 7 5 Mauston 18 22 Adams- Hillsboro 20 30 Friendship 8 7 Necedah 11 2 Wonewoc 7 2 Mauston 23 21 Tomah 13 14 New Lisbon 5 12 Wonewoc 22 6 Hillsboro 9 4 Tomah 7 10 Necedah 24 11 WHAT LIES BEHIND US AND 1 The entire assembly listens as seven Seniors sing Cool Change. 2 Senator Proxmire speaks about America's future. 3 The Graduates wait their turn to walk into the gym. ARE TINY MATTERS COMPARED WHAT LIES BEFORE US On Saturday, May 24, 1980, 91 Seniors walked the floors of Royall for possibly the last time. They listened to Senator William Proxmire speak on The Chal- lenge of America's Future . The voices of Dave Baisden, Sue Brandau, Dawn DeLong, Mike Hodulik, Barb Howard, Sandy Wilson, and Chip Balder sounded through the gym as they sang the class song, Cool Change . Streamers in the class colors of light blue, dark blue, and white decorated the gym, and the class flower was the red rose. There were many memories of years past and uncertain thoughts of years ahead, but the class motto says it all: What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. TO WHAT TIES WITHIN US. SCHOOL LIFE 50 1 The guys relax on the stage. 2 Barb Miller and Denise Lee goof around. 3 Carmen Macomber is ready for work. 4 Joe Rader half dozes in Studyhall. 5 Dennis Fowler makes use of the library. 1 Kevin Zmolek, DeAnna Nelson, and Mark Meyers go bananas. 2 The A W is a popular place. 3 Mr. Weger at work in his office. 4 The scoreboards, new last year, were put to good use this year. 5 Clean-up goes on after a ban- quet. si CLASS OF 80 n A. I 1 Debra Amberg Scott Atteln Class Officers: Row 1; Bob Brock, Treasurer; Dawn Delong, Secretary; Row 2; Kurt Bolden, Vice President; John Burch, President Scott Berg Jill Brown 52 1 Senior guys talk with Mr. Preuss in Study Hall. John Burch Christopher Calhoun 53 Linda Fitzsimmons Joseph Fleming Duane Fowler Sally Garfoot Fanny Everke Sharon Finger Joseph Dutton Teresa Erickson Doris Geier Kandy Hagen Michael Hodulik Richard Houzner Grace Johnson Jerry Johnson Karla Jordan Barbara Howard Debbie Klipstein Lisa Knoll 1 Clark Petit during one of his free moments. 2 John Burch supports the school. 3 Norm Lunde, Bruce Miller, and Robert Murphy wash dishes. 1 Homecoming queen, Kathy Schaper, and king, Bruce Miller. 55 Russell Kozlowski Mark Lee Sharon Leis Lorrie Likely Randall Losic Phillip Martin Barry Mahr Bruce Miller Marcia Meyers Norman Lunde Mark Meyers Terrence Madden f 1 Scheot_S©rig_ GO ROYALL HIGH SCHOOL FIGHT FOR VICTORY WITH YOUR COLORS FLYING HIGH WE'LL CHEER YOU MORE AND MORE II DAH RAM GO ROYALL HIGH SCHOOL FIGHT FOR VICTORY LET'S SHOW THE WORLD OUR FAME 6.GLORY WHEN YOU PANTHERS WIN TONIGHT GO ROYALL GO-GO ROYALL GO f ROLL EM OVER. PIN EM FLAT' HIT EM HIGH. HIT EM LOW SHOOT EM HIGH. PASS EM LOW) GO ROYALL GO - GO ROYALL GO CMkvM fy of f9S0 1 The Senior class donated this sign to the school. It shows the words to the school song and hangs on the west wall of the gym. Kevin Miller Marilyn Miskinis Douglas Monroe Robert Murphy DeAnna Nelson Lisa Nofsinger Glenn Parrish Barbara Pearsall John Perry 57 Clark Petit Louise Rego Lorrie Preuss Joseph Rader Stanley Raiten Michael Schell 1 Karla Jordan, Fanny Everke, and Teresa Erickson relax on the Seniors' island. 58 Paula Schindler Alan Smith Linda Sullivan Nancy Summerfield Barry Thomas Roxanne Wallace David Warner Owen Thornsen Kelly Vieth 59 Ronald Wetley Sandra Wilson Craig Witt Gary Wojtowicz Sonja Wolfgram Larry Woodliff Lori Woodrick Randy Worden Elaine Wurster Kevin Zmolek 1 Dave Baisden shows his deter- mination in the high hurdles. Not pictured: Richard Downing Debra Fields James Harmel Michael Hastings Darrel McCracken Thomas Riley Barry Woodrick 60 I LIKE AMERICANS . . . Thank you for all, and 1 hope we can see us again like in five years. It would be fun! Some with little kids, wrinkles, white hair and things to remember. Those were the words of Fanny Everke, the 1980 AFS student at Royall. She was born on May 25, 1962, in Punta Arenas, Chile. (The name means Sandy Point in English.) While in the U.S., she lived with the Karl Hagen family of Elroy. The schools there are different from ours. The students must wear uniforms and a typical day starts at 8:30 a.m. and ends at 1:30 p.m. During the day, the students stay in one room while the teach- ers come to them. School is run Monday through Saturday and from March to December. While she was here, Fanny saw many new people, sports, and ways of living; experienced new challenges, sadness, happiness, etc. The first thing she wanted to do when she returned to Chile was to see all her family and friends. Then she wanted to get her li- cense. (You have to be 18 to get it.) She also planned to finish school and go to college. 1 Fanny and her sister , Kandy Hagen, spend AFS Weekend in Waunakee. 2 Dressed up for Homecoming, Fanny poses for a picture. 3 Dawn DeLong and her sister, Debbie, visit Lake Redstone with Fanny. 61 CLASS OF 81 Alderman, Dessa Amberg, Becky Ambort, Michael Anderson, Joseph Atteln, David Austin, John Benish, Theresa Benson, Mike Bigham, Valerie Bohnert, Paul Bowersox, Robert Brandau, Lori Brown, Brian Brown, Richard Bruha, Richard Buchholz, Richard Bunk, Sue Carpenter, Jane Cleaver, Teresa Cleven, Jill Coldren, Dennis Conley, Anne Creviston, Diana Crow, Donald Crow, Ronald 62 Dougherty, Glen Downing, Aaron Doyle Karen Dutton, Lynne Eckelberg, Kenny Eckelberg, Mark Fowler, Dennis Fowler, Lynn Gauden, Patricia Gernetzke, Mary Ann Griebel, Jillian Hagen, Stephen Haggerty, Keven Halverson, David Hastings, Jeffrey Hayden, Jon Henze, Kevin Henthorne, Diane Hollis, Sherry Hunter, Marlene Jensen, Richard Kibler, Steven Lawry, Victoria Lee, Michael Lewerenz, Dawn 1 Mike Riley makes use of the equipment in the typing room. 2 Renee Worden emerges from the tunnel at the Homecoming Dance. 3 A consumer's Math class. 63 Lewerenz, Dean Lueck, Robert McCracken, Lyle Miller, Bruce Miller, Kelly Miller, Kevin Miller, Robert Northcott, Kara Oliver, Laurie Pasch, Laurie Pasch, Lester Prechel, Diane Puent, Larry Reynolds, Peggy Riley, Margaret Riley, Michael Roscovius, Duane Sarbacher, Joanna Schmidt, Michelle Schmidt, Terry Schnurr, Bruce Schreier, Cheryl Schroeder, Jeffrey Speicher, Robert 64 Steffen, DeLinda Steven, Daniel Stokely, Jodie Sullivan, Dan Thorson, Michelle Tollackson, Alan Tyler, Lisa VanDeHey, Karl VonRuden, David Waege, Kevin Warner, LouAnn Weed, Douglas Wildes, Deborah Wilson, Jerry Witt, Sterling Woods, Carole Worden, Renee Wright, Cindy Yoakum, Lisa York, Debra Zindorf, Jerrie Zirk, Tammy Not pictured: Budde, Gary Dobbratz, Mark Nightengale, Bar- bara Rigney, Suzanne Winchell, Deanne 65 CLASS OF '82' Adams, Brett Albrecht, Carol Alden, Scott Bauer, Betty Benish, Margaret Beres, Angela Biermeier, Jill Bohnert, Kathryn Brand, Tammy Brekke, Carol Brock, Roger Brockman, Roger Bruce, Kurt Budde,Jodeen Carpenter, Victor Chapman, Darwin Clair, Lois Cox, Dawn 66 Crow, Nancy Dallmann, Dawn Davis, Lisa Diderrich, Teresa Doyle, Janis Ebbers, Andrew Eno, Wanda Enslow, Larry Fleming, David Free, Monty Geir, Scott Gerke, David Glumske, Karie Green, Kayela Haggerty, Erich Haney, Dale Handschy, Harry Hansen, Peter Harris, Annette Henthorne, Janet Hoppmann, Perry Hubred, Todd Huschka, Camilla Jensen, Dale 1 Jill Biermeier, Howard Olson, and Bruce Zmolek working hard in History class. 2 Monty Free ready to run. 1 A group of sophomores on the stage watching the morning events. 2 The 7th hour Drivers Ed class listens carefully to Mr. Bowersox. 67 Jensen, Terry Johnson, Kimberly Kimball, Craig Kimball, Ryan Koziara, Sheli Leis, Eric Leis, Mary Likely, Tamra Macomber, Carmen Madden, John McCracken, William Miller, Patricia Miskinis, Daniel Monroe, Deborah Nofsinger, Michael O'Brien, Tami O'Gara, Loriann Olson, Howard Palamaruk, Mari Parrish, John Pasch, Janet Popp, Michael Retzlaff, David Rice, William 68 Schmidt, Deneen Schmidt, Robin Schultz, Kevin Schumann, Christine Schumann, Dennis Simonson, Eric Speicher, Ronald Steinbrink, Russell Subera, Debra Switz, Laurie Thompson, Colleen Thornsen, Craig Thurow, Timothy Triebs, Kevin Vlasak, Davd Weiland, Barbara Wendt, Randy Wilde, Debra Class Officers: Bottom: Ryan Kimball, Treasurer, Top Left to Right: Chely Zimmerman, Vice President; Carmen Macomber, President. Not Pictured: Sec- retary Barb Weiland. Wojtowicz, Michael Zimmerman, Michele Zirk, Danny Zmolek, Bruce 1 Kari Glumske show her talent. 2 Janie Doyle does an excellent bump. 3 Chely Zimmerman expresses her feelings on the world wide situation. 1 Barb Weiland helps out on the bulletin board. Not Pictured: Grawin, Jilleen Lueck, Jerry Waddell, Russell 69 LAST BUT NOT LEAST . . Kristi Albrecht Jerrold Anderson Rosemarie Austin James Bauer Connie Bender Darryl Bender Class officers, left to right, row one: M. Pruess, sec- retary; M. Murphy, treasurer; row two: K. Burch, President; K. Hollis, Vice President. Frances Bender Bernard Benish Ken Brandau Robert Brown Kristi Burch Larry Burkhalter Leonard Carpenter Kevin Cattle Dalyn Chapman Richard Cleaver Tami Cox Kenneth Crow Laurie Dixon Gerald Doyle Rhonda Eckelberg Randall Evans Jennifer Flasher Patricia Finucan Sarah Garfoot Mary Garvin Sheryl Gauden Jeffrey Geir Lynn Gnirk Jodeen Grawin 70 CLASS OF '83 George Griebel Sherry Harris Brian Henze Kurt Hollis Paul Hoppmann Kimberly Jenson Karen Jordan James Kalodrich Randal Kibler Andrew Kimball Rob Knutson James Kocyan Debra Kranz Timothy Kranz Vincet Kratky Shawn Laguff Benjamin Langman Denise Lee Richard Lee Chris Leis Gerald Leis Gregory Levi Pamela Long Timothy Madden 1. Freshmen hard at work. 2. Barb Miller demonstrates some of the freshmen talent. 71 Kathy Malphy Bruce Manske Edward Matthes Peggy McCracken Debra McDonald Debra Mesenberg Barbara Miller Lisa Miline Gary Moffitt Michael Murphy Steven Murray Pamela Nightengale Lisa Novachek Jane Oliver Lawrence Olson Leonard Olson Karen Parrish Sheila Pasch Roger Pettera Debra Polstin Genice Prell Daelynn Preuss Michael Preuss Daniel Riley 72 CLASS OF 83 Not Pictured: Barbra Baldwin Mark Krueger Carla Lanning Terry Lewis Scott Rueckheim Daniel Sanborn Kathryn Sartori Kurt Schirmer Brian Schnurr Donna Schreier Scott Schultz Jerry Schwartz Don Seitz Renee Smith Rebecca Steidl Gary Stokely Donna Summerfield Lynette Thorson Maribeth Thorson James Tyler Gregory Urmanski Shelly Vlasak Lon Voss Penny Wallace Roxann Warner Daniel Wilson Kevin Witt Kathy Wright Darin Young 1. Kurt Hollis and Daryl Bender take it easy. 2. Lyn Gnirk, Connie Bender, and Lisa Milne hard at work. 3. Freshmen girls find a way to waste the morning. 1. Mike Murphy, a future Royall superstar. 73 OUR SCHOOL IS IN THE HANDS OF .. . Barkley Anderson, Principal 1. Mr. Strelow at work. Allen Schraufnagel, Superintendent of Schools Joyce Weed, Secretary Teacher Aide; Beverly Kozlowski, Sec- retary; John Weger, Guidance Counselor. 74 Roger Kalodrich, English; David McHenry, English; Robert Preuss, History; Len VanDeHey, Social Sci- ence; John Kueppers, English. Joyce Shannon, Special Education; Sandra Schulenburg, Reading Specialist; Verona Strelow, Physical Education; William Bowersox, Driver Edu- cation; John Sulik, Special Education; Dan DeLong, Physical Education. Joe Vitcenda, Math Science; Barbara Post, Science; Jer- ry Dougherty, Science; Rodger Hawes, Math; Kirk Calkins, Math. Lillian Bohen, Business Education; Dorthea Good, Art; Marge Petrowitz, Business Education; Robert Ebbers, Instrumental Music; Celestine Fojtik, Vocal Music. 1. Mrs. Shannon and Don Seitz at work. 75 Yvonne Murray, Home Economics; Joyce Erickson, Li- brarian; Mary Johnson, Home Economics; Jim Strelow, Industrial Arts; Lewis Ewers, Agriculture. John Monty, History; Pat Abair, Industrial Arts. 76 —Mfc Cooks: Helen Hanratty, Mary Rhadans, Helen Paeth, Janice Steffen, Olive Board. Lula Von Hayden, not pictured, had a leave of absence for part of the year. Custodians: John Dougherty and William Boldon. Dale Preuss is not pictured. STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council, left to right, row one: J. Budde, T. Maddent, President; F. Everke, B. Miller, Vice Presi- dent; K. Bodden, D. Schreier; row two: C. Zimmerman, B. Brown; row three: J. Biermier, advis- er J. Preuss; K. Hollis; row four: R. Schmidt, C Schreier, M. Riley, treasurer; M. Riley, secretary; K Sartori; not pictured: M. Schmidt. This year student council really got involved in our great school. They had a number of fund rais- ers which included selling carna- tions, a ham raffle at Christmas, and selling pennants and but- tons. When the pop machines were removed and everyone was really upset, the student council came to our rescue with the ice- cream machines. At the begin- ning of the year the halls were full of hall monitors, but the stu- dent council soon took care of that. We also had a very clean and respectful homecoming this year due to a hard working stu- dent council. They also sponsored a talent show at Christmas award- ing the winning class, (in this case the juniors) $15. The spirit trophy was also the student coun- cil's “baby . Their last accom- plishment was the bulletin board, posting all the school records. 2. Mike Riley, a helpful student council member. 1. Kurt Hollis, one of the fresh- men student council members. 78 CHOIR GOES TO MINNESOTA Acappella choir left to right row one: K. Green, L. Switz, T. Diderrich, K. Doyle, D. Alderman, L. Yaokum, J. Biermeier, J. Sarbacker, S. Hollis, T. Zirk, L. Fowler, A. Beres, director C. Fojtik; row two: B. Bauer, J. eleven, K. VonRuden, S. Brandau, D. York, D. Wildes, M. Benish, M. Thorson, J. Zindort, J. Brown, N. Summerfield, C. Brekke, F. Everke. row three: B. Adams, B. Miller, D. Vlasak, H. Olson, J. Hastings, B. Miller, D. Baisden, K. VanDeHey, J. Aus- tin, J. Anderson, B. Bowersox, S. Kibler. Dorian Festival participants: left to right, row one: D. Baisden, J. Cleven, M. Thorson, J. Has- tings, row two: J. Anderson, B. Bowersox, di- rector, C. Fojtik. This year in choir there were many concerts. November 6 was the Pops concert, December 15 was the Holiday concert, and March 9-13 was Music in our School Week in which the Choir toured to each school in the dis- trict for a concert and also had a concert for the parents. May 6 was their Festival concert. May 10 was Music Festival Contest at New Lisbon. There acapella re- ceived a 2nd in class A, Mixed re- ceived a 2nd in class B, and Royallettes received a 1st in class A. This year all choir members helped raise money for a trip at the end of the year to Chanhassen Dinner Theater in MN. All in all, it was a good year. 79 MUSIC IS IN .. . mixea cnoir, lett to right, row one: K. Wright, S. Pasch, P. Wallace, L. Thorson, D. Polstin; row two: Director, Miss Fojtik; C. Schumann, K. Glumske, K. Crow, K. Brandau, P. Hoppmann, P. Long, V Bigham, B. Steidl; row three: K. Burch, D. Schreier, R. Warner, D. Sanborn, K. Schultz, E. Leis, P. Reyn- olds, M. Thorson, D. Summerfield, P. Miller. licit, vj. Ddisaen, niua iiidii, u jwiiig v-nuir, lert to ngnt, row one: Miller, K. Doyle, K. VanDeHey; row two: S. Brandau, M. Thorson, VonRuden, J. eleven, J. Austin; row three: B. Bowersox, S. Kibler, B. Miller, Anderson, J. Hastings. 80 Row 1: Left to right: K. Bohnert, J. Budde, J. eleven; Row 2: L. Novachek, R. Schmidt, T. Zirk, K. Sartori; Row 3: S. Brandau, A. Harris, S. Wolfgram, J. Retzlaff, L. Oliver; Row 4: K. Green, M. Thorson, L. Davis, J. Doyle, C. Zimmerman, L. O'Gara; Row 5: V. Carpenter, K. Triebs, C. Brekke, J. Wilson, M. Garvin, S. Garfoot, D. Dallman; Row 6: D. Retzlaff, D. Weed, S. Wilson, J. Anderson, M. Schell, M. Wojtowicz, K. Jordan, M. Thorson; Row 7: B. Howard, R. Austin, B. Bowersox, R. Balder, A. Ebbers, S. Kibler, J. Austin; Row 8: R. Brockman, L. Woodliff, E. Poff, K. Brandau, T. Madden, B. Miller, J. Hayden, H. Olson, P. Bohnert, D. Alderman, M. Riley, D. Delong, C. Woods; Director: Mr. Ebbers. Row 1: Left to right: L. Oliver, S. Wolfgram, K. Bohnert, B. Howard, R. Austin; Row 2: D. Delong, C. Brekke, A. Harris, K. Green, S. Brandau, J. Retzlaff; Row 3: M. Schell, S. Wilson, D. Retzlaff; Row 4: P. Bohnert, J. Hayden, D. Alderman, B. Bowersox, J. Austin, R. Balder, A. Ebbers, J. Anderson. 81 AND MORE MUSIC . . . Left to Right: L. Rego, K. Sartori, C. Woods, J. Ratzlaff 1 The band marching to a new beat. 2 Dave Baisden and Sue Brandau both receive Music awards. 82 DRAMA CLUB Drama Club, left to right: Miss Schulenburg asst, advisor; S. Wolfgram, D. Alderman, L. Davis, S. Bunk, S. Hollis, K. Doyle, T. Diderrich, Mr. Kueppers, advisor; row two: R. Austin, C. Macomber, L. Fowler, J. eleven, C. Woods, B. Amberg, M. Gernetzke, C. Hoppmann, row three: M. Riley, J. Schroeder, T. Schmidt, B. Miller, J. Wilson, J. Anderson, J. Austin, row four: K. Doyle, B. Howard, L. Oliver, D. Subera, L. Dutten, M. Riley, W. Eno, A. Harris. This year's Drama Club presented the Jury Room, a suspense- packed, thrilling three act play. They earned $75 from admission tickets, which will all go to next year's play. To prepare for the play the members had to rebuild, recover, and repaint flats. The props for the play were donated by the members and other con- cerned students. Mr. Kueppers said that if all goes well the members of the school communi- ty can look forward to another successful performance of a three act play. 83 USHERETTES Usherettes are available to help at many school functions, and they hand out programs at all sports events. They sponsor bake sales to raise money for uniforms. The big event of the year for them is Graduation. This year we had an especially good group of girls who were willing to work hard, said their advisor, Mrs. Englebretson. Front row: D. Klipstein, D. Nelson, D. Creviston. In the middle: E. Wurster, Mrs. Englebretson, Advisor. Around the outside from left: R. Worden, S. Hollis, K. Doyle, L. Rego, N. Summerfield, J. Doyle, L. Yoakum. 1 A couple of the Usherettes relax during the procession at Gradu- ation. 84 GRA BOASTS 100 MEMBERS First row, from left: C. Albrecht, D. McDonald, K. Parrish, W. Eno, D. Klipstein, D. Nelson, J. Brown, N. Summerfield, D. Amberg, J. Doyle, R. Schmidt, Mrs. Strelow, Advisor. Second row: K. Jensen, D. Summerfield, R. Steidl, C. Brekke, T. Brand, V. Lawry, K. Jordan, G. Preli, J. Oliver, D. Kranz, R. Worden, D. Polstin. Third row: T. Zirk, M. Garvin, P. Finucan, S. Garfoot, K. Burch, L. Gnirk, L. Oliver, S. Wolfgram, D. Monroe, M. Benish, R. Jensen. Fourth row: L. Davis, K. Sartori, L. Novachek, D. Preuss, L. Fowler, K. Sartori, M. Thorson, S. Wilson, B. Howard, B. Pearsall, L. Woodrick, M. Palamaruk, T. Cox. Fifth row: S. Hollis, L. Brandau, L. Sutton, M. Riley, B. Weiland, M. Zimmerman, B. Bauer, M. Thorson, S. Vlasak, M. Crow, J. Biermeier, A. Beres. Sixth row: J. eleven, K. Green, L. Tyler, D. Prechel, J. Sarbacher, P. Reynolds, V. Bigham, D. Wildes, J. Griebel, L. Sullivan. Seventh row: K. Albrecht, S. Gauden, S. Harris, T. O'Brien, L. Thorson, D. Creviston, B. Baldwin, D. Schreier. The Girls' Recreation Association has had a very fun packed and enjoyable year once again. This year the association had over 100 members, which caused some problems. One main problem was finding a date on which the most members could participate in the various activities. The girls also ran into money problems with travelling expenses. The activities this year included the annual Christmas shopping trip in mid-December to Madi- son. The girls also went rollerskating in February. An- other night was spent having a slumber party at the high school. 85 LETTER CLUB The Letter Club is a group of peo- ple composed of anyone who has won a varsity letter during their high school years. nisi row irom lert: Mr. vitcenaa, Advisor, f. Martin, T. Madden, J. Fleming, M. Meyers, K. Bruce, D. Roscovius, J. Burch. Second row: M. Gernetzke, B. Brock, D. DeLong, L. Preuss, S. Garfoot, K. Bolden, E. Wurster, R. Houzner, D. Crow, D. Halverson, Third row: T. Erickson, K. Jordan, B. Simonson, S. Wilson, B. Howard, S. Atteln, S. Berg, R. Kozlowski, E. Simonson. Fourth row: J. Hayden, K. VanDeHey, K. Doyle, L. Fowler, K. VonRuden, M. Thorson, M. Hodulik, K. Schaper, J. Dutton, K. Zmolek, R. Balder. Fifth row: J. Wilson, D. Weed, M. Riley, T. Schmidt, R. Brown, B. Zmolek, M. Lee, R. Murphy, N. Lunde. Sixth row: P. Miller, J. Schroeder, L. Dutton, M. Riley, T. Diderrich, M. Leis, P. Reynolds, D. Baisden, B. Miller. 86 SPONSORED PARENTING PROGRAM Row 1: left to right: Miss Johnson, Advisor; M. Miskinis, J. Doyle, L. Brandau, K. Doyle, K. Von Ruden, C. Woods, K. Doyle, L. O'Gara; Row 2: C. Wright, T. Diderrich, L. Davis, T. Benish, B. Steidl, T. Zirk, V. Bigham, L. Thorson, J. Carpenter; Row 3: B. Amberg, M. Riley, R, Schmidt, M. Thorson, L. Fowler, M. Gernetzke, L. Pasch, C. Schreier; Row 4: C. Hoppmann, L. Oliver, S. Vlasak, D. Wildes, L. Dutton, B. Nightengale, D. Winchell U This year's F.H.A. was the most active club during the seven years I've taught , commented Miss Johnson. During the Basket- ball season they held a spaghetti supper which was a great success. Some of the girls went to a semi- nar on Birth Defects. All year long the girls were trying to sell popcorn to go towards a trip. This trip was an over night camp- ing trip. Also the main thing these girls did was during school a Parenting Program was held that was a great success. Hopeful- ly there will be more of these types of programs in the years to come. 1. Shelly Vlasak is thinking hard about an F.H.A. problem. 2. Margee Riley shows us there's more to F.H.A. than meets the eye. 87 FUTURE FARMERS 1 Bob Ross a senior FFA member. 2 Dave Halverson one of the many who are interested in FFA. Row 1: left to right; D. Gerke, G. Urmanski, K. Mill- er, M. Hastings, R. Housner, M. Schell, B. Brock, C. Petit, R. Kozlowski, L. Pasch, S. Geier, Row 2: J. Geier, B. Langman, D. Zirk, E. Matthes, R. Speicher, D. Fleming, R. Steinbrink, B. Rice, S. Murray, B. Henzt, Advisor; Mr. Ewers, Row 3; D. Roscovius, B. Brown, S. Kibler, M. Leis, J. Kocyan, V. Kratky, R. Kilber, K. Schirmer, B. Benish, D. Sanborn, D. Jensen, M. Eckelberg, L. Puent, T. Kranz, S. Schultz, T. Mad- den, E. Haggerty, K. Henze, B. Schnurr, Row 5: M Lee, D. Halverson, K. Eckelberg, R. Crow, M Nofsinger, B. Lueck, Row 6: T. Schmidt, S. Witt, G. Doughterty, D. Attlen, E. Simonson, K. Witt, B. Schnurr, B. Speicher, B. Ross, R. Schmidt, R. Murphy, S. Attlen, K. Bolden, B. Cleven, L. Woodliff, M. Dobbratz, C. Calhoun, J. Perry, J. Harmel, R. Losic. 88 3 GO TO STATE Forensics, left to right: Coach McHenry, C. Macomber, W. Eno, asst, coach Kueppers; row two: J. eleven, L. Oliver, K. Doyle, L. Davis, J. Doyle; row three: T. Zirk, S. Hollis, S. Wilson, T. Diderrich, K. Hollis, not piet: T. Madden, B. Persall, S. Wolfgram, B. eleven, B. Howard. M ::::: ■I iji-s s§ij ilib: This year's sub-district speech contest was held at Royall. Hillsboro, the only school with a full team, took an easy first. Royall took second. Five mem- bers went to district. They were: Terry Madden and Sonja Wolfgram, in significant speech; Barb Howard, Oratory; Jill Cleven and Carmen Macomber, in storytelling; and Sherry Hollis in Memorized Declamation. Jill, Carmen, and Sherry received A's and from there went to state. Jill and Sherry were both awarded A's and Carmen received a B. This was Carmen's first year out. Coach McHenry and assistant Coach Kueppers can be very proud of their team. Special thanks also to Mrs. Bohen for all her time and coaching. 1. C. Macomber goes to state her first year out. 2. J. Cleven practices her story. 89 THE ANNUAL STAFF 1 Janie Doyle crops pictures. This is the process of outlining the ex- act portion of the picture that is to be printed in the book. The pictures can also be reduced or enlarged. 2 Keven Haggerty was the head photographer. He took the pic- tures, developed the film, and printed the final pictures. Kevin Cattle also contributed his skills in photography. 3. Mary Ann Gernetzke works on the layout of the pages. The exact size of the pictures and all head- lines, copy, etc., must be drawn out. The other members were Tammy Zirk, Sherry Hollis and Patti Miller. Tammy, Sherry, and Mary Ann worked during the summer to finish this book due to a fail- ure to meet deadlines. THE NEWSPAPER STAFF 1 Robin Schmidt and Laurie Switz do some writing. 2 Julie Carpenter was the editor of the Panther Press. 3 Sue Rigney and Chris Schu- mann put their writing skills to use in the newspaper. Mr. Kalodrich is the advisor for both the newspaper and the an- Other members of the staff are: nual. Paula Schindler, Lorrie Preuss, Ron Wetley, and Annette Harris. 91 THEY HELPED PUT OUT THIS BOOK With a donation of $20.00 Royall Furnaces, Inc. Kendall Lumber Co., Inc. Randy Jasper Custom Field Work Elroy Community Dairy, Inc. with a donation of $15.00 Great River Realty Dairyland Auction Service, Inc. Elroy Richland Center, Wiscon- sin Preuss Bulk Carries, Inc. F M Bank of Kendall Hillsboro Farmers Co-op Bunk's Hardware, Heating, and Plumbing of Kendall Limp's Grocery Mid-Trail Diner Kranz Construction Ph. 462-5906 Rt. 1 Box 308 Dr. Roy B. Balder, M.D. THANK YOU. with a donation of $13.00 Hofmeister Insurance Agency, Inc. with a donation of $10.00 Polstin's Convenience Store Wilton, WI 54670 Bob's Refrigeration and Appli- ance Sales Service 134 Main St. Elroy, WI 53929 Trail-House Cafe Locks Frocks Ltd. Hair, Makeup, and Clothing 138 Main Street Mclntee's Chevrolet-Buick, Inc. Kendall Supermarket Woodards Oil Company with a donation of $7.50 Smith-Nelson Furniture with a donation of $5.00 Gary's T.V. Kimball Electronics Hansen's Clothes for the entire family Jacques Seeds Corn, Alfalfa, Soybeans, Sunflow- ers Keith Schumann Hike and Bike Dog House Bar John Wanda Dogs Elroy, WI Beauty Nook Schroeder Motors, Inc. Webb's Mobil Service Zirk's Bar Grill Ted's Tap Woods' Hardware Olson's Auto Body Gene's Tractor Service Anderson's Studio Wilton, WI Geier's IGA Limp's Grocery, Dry Goods, and Footwear Wilton, WI Waterman Auto Body Biermeier Insurance Elroy, WI Winn's Jewelry Jefferies' Plumbing and Heating Gamble Store Elroy, WI Elroy Bakery Elroy, WI .. .TO GET TO THE END. Hagen Insurance Elroy, WI