Royall High School - Panther Yearbook (Elroy, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1982 volume:

ROYALL HIGH SCHOOL J1 u ; _ - k Friends and good times come and go, but their memories go on forever. rria p UNDERCLASSMEN 13 FACULTY 27 ORGANIZATIONS 33 SCHOOL LIFE ATHLETICS 49 63 r 5' -• ROYALL HIGH SCHOOL ELROY, Wl VOLUME 23 2 Table of Contents Dedication 3 The Annual Staff wishes to dedicate The 1982 Panther'' to Miss Schuienburg. The students who worked with Miss Schulenburg during their years at Roy all are very grateful for the guidance and encouragement she offered. 4 Seniors Carol Brekke Danny Zirk Michelle Zirk Bruce Smolek J. Budde. Secretary; K. Bruce, Vice President; B. McCracken, Treasurer; B. Welland, President. SENIORS FLIRTING WITH TIME, PASS IN REVIEW Soon otter we entered Royall we found that our life was not all work and no play as we threw ourselves Into various activities. As Freshmen our Disneyland Health Fair proved a huge success. Step number two on our upward climb was our Sophomore year. Our biggest, new ex- perience was a thing called Drivers Ed with Mr. Bowersox. The 47 minute driving excur- sions will be well remembered by many of us. Little did we know that our Junior year would be the most profitable. Our first-place Homecoming float, We'll Smoke 'Em went up in flames before anybody but the judges could see it. Our first-place skit Van De Hey's Island , insured us the spirit trophy. Our Prom was an unforgettable experience for various reasons!!! And then we entered step four, our Senior year; for some of us, the last one, for others merely another step forward towards the top. Ours was one of Royall's most memorable Homecomings. We now take time to think back over our four years to reminisce of good times, good friends and, of course, valuable education. Royall has done its part in making us strong citizens and as we step out Into the world, we hope to become a suc- cess. 12 Seniors Under Classmen 13 Albrecht, Kristi Austin, Rosemary Bauer. James Bender. Connie Bender. Darryl Bender. Frances Benish, Bernard Brandau, Ken Brown. Robert Buchert. Margaret Burch. Kristi Burk halter. Larry Carpenter. Leonard Cattle, Kevin Chapman, Dalyn Cleaver, Richard Crow, Kenneth Doyle, Gerald Eckelberg, Rhonda Evans. Randall Finucan, Patricia Flasher. Jennifer Gardner, Jeffery Garfoot, Sarah Garvin, Mary CLASS OFFICERS: Darryl Bender. Treasurer; Sara Garfoot. Secretary; Maribeth Thorson. Vice President; Kathy Sartori. President. JUNIORS Returning for their third year at Royall has been an excit- ing one for the Juniors. Pre- paring for prom and partici- pating in school activities paid oft for them. They won the Homecoming spirit tro- phy and have won their share of yelling contests dur- ing pep rallies. Overall, this year for the juniors has been exciting and successful for them. They continue to pre- pare for their final year at Royall. 14 Juniors Gauden, Sheryl Geler, Jeffery Gnlrk. Lynn Grawin, Jodeen Brian Henze hard at work. Griebel. George Harris. Sherry Henze. Brian Hollis. Kurt Hoppman. Paul Jensen. Kimberly Jordan. Karen Kibler. Randal Kimball. Andrew Knutson. Rob Kocyan. James Kranz, Debra Kranz. Timothy Kratky. Vincent Laguff. Shawn Lee. Richard Lets. Chris Leis, Gerard Lewis. Terry Long. Pamela Madden. John Madden. Timothy Vince Kratky hanging around. Junior class cut-ups. Junior 15 Malphy, Kathy Manske, Bruce McDonald, Debra Meseberg, Debra Miller, Barbara Milne. Lisa Mofflt, Gary Murphy. Michael Murray. Steven Nightengale. Pamela Novechek. Lisa Oatsvall, Alan Oliver, Jane Olson, Lawrence Olson, Leonard Parrish, Karen Pasch, Sheila Pettera. Roger Polstin, Debra Prell, Genise Preuss, Daelynn Preuss. Michael Riley, Daniel Rueckheim. Scott Daelynn Preuss salutes the flag. Gary aren't you supposed to be in class? Deb McDonald keeps the beat. 16 Juniors Sanborn. Daniel Sartori. Kathryn Schirmer, Kurt Schnurr. Brian Schreier. Donna Schultz. Scott Schwartz. Jerry Seitz. Donald Smith. Renee Steidl. Rebecca Stokely, Gary Summerfield. Donna Thorson. Lynette Thorson. Maribeth Tyler. James Urmanski, Gregory Vlasak. Shelly Voss. Lon Wallace. Penny Warner. Roxann Wilson, Daniel Witt. Kevin Wood. Joe Wright. Kathy Young. Darin Bob Brown has a look of determination. Junior girls, an energetic group at the concession. Juniors 17 Alden, Annette Austin, Mark Albrecht. Pamela Amerman, Cindy Anderson, Kathy Atteln, Jeffery Ballwhan, Randall Benson. Mark Bradley. James Brown, Susan Budde. David Burch, Kelley Calkins, Jennifer Carpenter. John Chambers. Mary Clapper. Brian Clark. Rebecca Coldren. Heidi Conley, James Conley, Mary Davis. Karin CLASS OFFICERS: Dave Haseley. Vice President; Julie Garvin, President; Pep- py Martalock. Secretary; Mark Rumppe. Treasurer. SOPHOMORES Returning for their second year at Roy all, the sophomores were busy renewing old friendships and making new ones. Participa tion in school activities and the thrill of learning how to drive made this year anything but dull. The sophomores also had the op- portunity to order their class rings and are looking forward to their final two years at Royall. 18 Sophomores Bonni Diderrich shows us her talent! Diderrich. Bonni Downing. Mark Eckelberg. Jolene Eckelberg. Kelly Finnigan, Lori Frye. Randy Garfoot. Spencer Garvin. John Garvin. Julie Garvin. Robert Gerke. Cheryl Green. Daniel Handschy. Larry Haseley. David Hastings. Randall Jenson. Gerald Knapp. Martin Knutson. Rod Kranz. Dana Kranz. Mary Lawrence. Litza Lawry. Sheralyn A few students hard at work. A capella enjoys singing at the pops Concert. Sophomores 19 ienski, Melissa Likely. Stephany Macomber. Todd Madden, Daniel Marfalock, Peppy Michlaski. Robin Murray, Thomas Neitzei, Gerald Nelson, Cindy Ness, Timothy Niphtenpaie, Jaqualine Norman, Barbara Olson. Kristi Olson, Tammy Porter. Todd Preuss, Brenda Preuss, Jane Preuss. Jett Reardon. Kathy Rumppe, Mark Russell. Barbara It's “Candid Camera” time. can almost taste it now! What can I say? 20 Sophomores Schell, Kevin Schraufnogel. Joe! Schroeder, Judy Schultz. Brian Schultz, Timothy Sebranek, Todd Smith. Llso Sophomores break out! Thorson, Peter Tracy, Wayne Triebs, Kathy Van De Hey. Margaret Waddell. Randall Warner. JoAnn Warsaw. Jennifer Weber, Kris Wilde, Brian Wilde. Steven Ziese. Scott Kathy Reardon cleans up her act. Mary Kranz reaches for the stars. Joe Schraufnagel bites the big one. Sophomores 21 Ahlstrom, Lori Alderman. Gordon Baldwin. John Becker. Tabitho Beier. Jean Bell. Allan Benish. Deborah Benish. Francis Betthauser. Jon Bolden. Tammy Brand. Kimberly Brandau. Ann Brey. Tracy Brockman. Ron Brooks. Amy Brown. Brenda Brown. Kimberly Bruha. Paul Buchert. Karen Bunk. Matthew Burch. Steffen Collins. Mary FRESHMEN Freshman year is always full of new and exciting experiences. A few of their experiences are: winning first place on their skit during Homecom- ing, making new friends, and get- ting involved in school activities. The freshmen also encountered the water fountains, and the usual con- fusion on the first day of school. All in all, the freshmen managed to sur- vive their first year at Royall and are looking ahead to even more rewarding times. CLASS OFFICERS: Jane Sartori. Secretary: Scott Gruen, Treasurer. Jenny Weiland. Vice President; Matt Bunk. President. 22 Freshmen Mr. Suiik's students seem to enjoy their work, at least on this day. Mrs. Streiow and her freshman girls be- gin construction on the Health Fair. Coman, Dan Downing, Richard Eno, Cathy Fields, Charlotte Flasher, Erin Free, Dawn Garfoot, Shelly Geier, Jana Gibney, Gloria Gilbert. David Green. Darren Greeno. Joe! Gruen, Scott Hamburg, Rhonda Jent, Richard Johnson. Lisa Jordan, Kelly Kalovsky. Benjamin Kibler, Cindy Koziara, Judy Kozlowski, Renee Krause, Eunice Lane. Diane Lane. Donna Mixed choir performing at the Pops Concert. Freshmen 23 Lawrence, Ernest Lawry, Scott Lets, Arne Leis, Debra Madden, Laureen Mahr, Jean Martin, Michelle McCracken, Timmy McRoberts, Stephen Meckstroth. Patricia Miller. Jody Murphy. David Murray, Ronald Nightengale, Cathy Oats vail, Mark Olson, Lewis Pasch, Debra Pearsall, Dawn Pearsal, Kandi Reineke, Trudi Rieck, Kevin Roberts. Phillip Rueckheim, Robin Rumppe, Lisa Russell, Waiter Sartori, Barbara Sartori. Jane Schachteiy, Mathew Tuesday Warmka and Jody Miller show different reactions to the camera. 24 Freshmen Smith. Toni Sorenson. James Sorenson. Patricia Sorenson. Steven Splittgerber, Kay Stanek. Michael Strike. Jean The lunch line express way. Admiring the trophy. Strike. Jerry Switz. Dawn Thompson. Ann Thorson. Daniel Thurow. Kimberley Urmanski. Robyn Vitcenda, Tammie Warmka. Tuesday Waterman. Douglas Jenny Weiland and Ann Brandau were so thrilled with their costumes they had to model them. Weiland. Jenny West. Jeffery Wilde. Dee Ann Wright, Nancy Ziese, Brent Zirk. Cindy Freshmen 25 26 Candids THE ADMINISTRATION DIRECTED SCHOOL AFFAIRS E.K.W. Board of Education: ROW 1: J. Madden. A. Houzner. P. Dutton. M. Dwyer. ROW 2 N. Anderson. R. Kiel. P. Cleaver. K. Briske. Missing: D. Weed Keeping up with Educational trends is one part of a superintendent's job. Mr. Alien Schraufnagel. E-K-W's superintendent, stud ies budget prospects for the district. Mr. Barkley Anderson, the principal, was in- strumental in getting the new S.S.R. program Initiated at Roy all High School. 28 Administration NEW SCHEDULE KEPT THINGS ON THE UPBEA T uri Lillian Bohen Business Education William Bower sox Peter Brandt Drivers Education Vocational Agriculture Kirk Calkins Mathematics Daniel DeLong Physical Education Jerrold Dougherty Biology Robert Ebbers Instrumental Music Mark Campbell Industrial Arts Joyce Erickson Librarian Fred Flasher ED Rodger Hawes Mathematics Mary Johnson Home Economics Faculty 29 STUDENTS CHALLENGED IN MANY AREAS Roger Kalodrich English -A — - - L David McHenry English John Monty Social Studies John Kueppers English Sandra Schulenburg Reading James Strelow Industrial Education Verona Strelow Physical Education John Sulik EMR 30 Faculty FINE ARTS EMPHASIZED INDIVIDUAL TALENTS Julie Tranchita Vocal Music Dane Trodahl Art Leonard Van De Hey Social Studies Joseph Vitcenda Mathematics Beverly Kozlowski Secretary John Weger Guidance Counselor Joyce Weed Teacher Aid Janitors: Dale Preuss, John Dougherty. Shirley Smith. Cooks: Lula Von Haden, Mary Rhadans. Dorothy Eckelberg. Ja- nice Steffen. Olive Board. Missing: Helen Hanratty Faculty 31 32 Faculty Organizations 33 34 Band COLOR GUARD J. Weiland. J. Miller, R. Schmidt. C. Eno. K. Reardon. J. Doyle. TWIRLERS J. Sartori, K. Sartori, J. Garvin, B. Sartori. This year was a very exciting one for the band. Last summer, the band took a six-day trip to New York City. When school started, the band worked on the typical concerts, in March, Kathy Bohnert. Annette Harris, and Victor Carpenter attended the Annual Dori- an Festival at Luther College in Decorah, I A. Contest was held at Wes- ton Sr. High in the spring. Royaii contin- ued their tradition of excellence in musicianship. The 1981-82 band was one that ait students from Roy all can be proud of. Band 35 CONCERT BAND 0 ROW 1: R. Schmidt. K. Reardon. J. Weiland, M. Chambers. J. Miller, L. Madden. K. Bohnert. ROW 2: K. Sartori. A. Harris. M. Thor son. B. Sartori. K. Green. J. Mahr. K. Triebs. M. Lenski. A. Brooks. T. Olson. K. Jordan. M. Garvin. ROW 3: V. Car penter. C. Brekke, K. Triebs. J. Sartori. D. Benish, R. Brockman. M. Collins, J. Baldwin. D. Retzlaff, M. Wojtowicz, T. Mur ray. K. Jordan. A. Brandau. D. Madden. D. Green. M. Austin. K. Schell. A. Sbbers. R. Austin. ROW 4: K. Brandau. Mr. Ebbers. director; J. Doyle, librarian; R. Kozlowski, R. Baiiwahn. A. Thompson. PEP BAND ROW 1; K. Triebs. C. Brekke. A. Brandau. T. Olson. M. Thorson. A. Harris. K. Green. J. Mahr. K. Jordon. L Madden. K. Bohnert. ROW 2; S. McRoberts. V. Carpenter. R. Austin. ROW 3: K. Brandau. R. Baiiwahn. J. Baldwin. K. Schell. K. Jor dan. M. Garvin. T. Murray, M. Austin. K. Anderson. 36 Band MIXED CHOIR ROW 1: J. Baldwin. D. Switz. T. Warmka. M. Martin. C. Zirk. D. Benish. ROW 2: T. Smith. D. Green. K. Thurow. L. Ahlstrom. M. Oatsvall. ROW 3: J. Geler. T. Vltcenda. T. Reineke. M. Col- lins. D. Murphy. J. Koziara, A. Bennett. L. Rumppe. AC APPELLA ROW 1: M. Funakoshi. K. Green. S. Pasch. P. Hoppmann. C. Thompson. M. Thorson. ROW 2 5. Koziara. D. Schreier. K. Davis. K. Cattle. K. Schell. M. Austin. A. Beres. C Albrecht. D. Summertield. ROW 3: T. Didderich. B. Didderich. M. Benish. L. Switz. K. Brandau. D. Sanborn. T. Sebranek. C. Brekke. K. Triebs. M. Chambers. I Jenny Weiland waits for the next song. Vocal Music 37 ROYALLETTES ROW 1: L. Thorson, L. Madden. J. Weiland. J. Mahr. A. Brandau. B. Sartori. L. Ahlstrom. D. Benish. C. Zirk. J. Koziara, M. Thorson. ROW 2: K. Triebs. K. Green. P. Finucan. M. Funakoshi, M. Benish. T. Olson, D. Schreier, C. Brekke. K. Sartori. M. Collins. T. Reineke. M. Chambers. M. Garvin. T. Warmka. The Music Department wel- comed a new vocal instructor, Miss Tran chit a, to Roy all this year. In addition to Mixed Choir and Acappela, Miss Tranchita also worked with Roy alettes and Swing Choir. Among the activities of the vo- calists were the Pops Concert, Christmas Concert and Music Contest in the Spring at Wes ton. Their cheese and sausage fund raiser was again a tre- mendous success. Vocal music continues to be an area of in- terest for many students. SWING CHOIR ROW 1: B. Diderrich. J. Baldwin. ROW 2: K. Green, T. Sebranek. T. Olson, R. Brockman, K. Brandau, M. Thorson. ROW 3: D. Green. D. Sanborn. M. Col- lins, K. Schell. PUBLICA TIONS CLASS MAKES MAJOR CHANGES ROW 1: R. Eckelberg, D. Polstin. J. Flasher, A. Kimball. T. Diderrich, L. Milne. ROW 2: K. Bohnert, K. Johnson. M. Benish. M. Leis. D. Summerfield. B. Steidl. B. Weiland. C. Macomber. J. Doyle. Miss Schuienburg, Advisor; P. Mill- er. L. Switz. STUDENT COUNCIL STUDIES SUGGESTIONS AND COMPLAINTS ROW 1: J. Betthauser. J. Baldwin. P. Meckstroth. J. Welland. ROW 2: S. Splittgerber. D. Haseley. R. Knutson. T. Olson. ROW 3: C. Brostrom. N. Hallam. M. Funakoshl. J. Bauer. M. Murphy. R. Smith. M. Thorson. ROW 4: Mr. Preuss. Advisor; T. Jensen. J. Doyle, R. Kimball. K. Bruce. USHERETTES USHER ROW 1: J. Doyle. D. Summerfield. R. Kozlowski. ROW 2: S. Garfoot. D. Polstin. Mrs. Bohen. advisor; R. Eckelberg, L. Lawrence. Missing: B. Steidl. P. Nightengale. 40 Student Council Usherettes FFA WORKED ON SPECIAL PROJECTS ROW 1: R. Waddell. S. Geier. J. Kocyan, S. Murray. B. Benish. S. Schultz. B. Schnurr, D. Sanborn. ROW 2: D. Schumann. D. Zlrk, J. Gardner. M. Rumppe. K. Witt, G. Moffit. B. Zlese. ROW 3: D. Haney. D. Vlasak, L. Handschy, ROW 4: M. No fsinger. E. Simonson. C. Gerke. M. Kranz, P. Thorson. D. Thew. ROW 5: R. Klbler. A. Oats vail, D. Murphy. J. Greeno. T. Murray. B. Manske. D. Budde. B. Schultz. ROW 6: R. Brock. R. Steinbrink. J. Geier. R. Cleaver. G. Urmanski, G. Leis. J. Atteln. Mr. Brandt. Advisor; D. Madden. ROW 7: K. Schirmer, R. Speicher. B. Clark. D. Kranz. B. Henze. S. Rueckheim. J. Preuss. S. Garfoot. ROW 8: P. Bruha. S. Gruen, R. Waddell. W. Tracy. S. Ziese. R. Hastings, K. Weber. B. Clapper. J. Bradley. OFFICERS: R. Brock. Reporter; D. Haney. Treasurer; E. Simonson. Secre tary; D. Vlasak. 2nd Vice President; D. Zirk. 1st Vice President; D. Schu- mann. President; Mr. Brandt. Advisor. The 1981-82 school year was a busy and exciting one for the Royall FFAers. Erich Haggerty, Mike Nofsinger, and Russ Waddell attend ed the National FFA Convention In Kansas City, MO. Dennis Schumann, Roger Brock, and Kevin Henze at tended the State Convention In Green Lake. AH members participat ed in numerous activities throughout the year. The highlight of the year was sponsoring the Green Bay Packers. FFA 41 FHA ADDED SPICE TO ROY ALL ROW 1: J. Doyle, S. Pasch, T. Backeberg, D. Monroe, T. Smith. D. Posch. ROW 2 D. Summertield, D. Leis, J. Warner. ROW 3: D. Schreler, D. Meseberg, T. Warmka. ROW 4: M. Chambers. C. Nelson. ROW 5: J. Budde, J. Eckeiberg. B. Weiland, T. Likely. ROW 6: M. Benish, D. Benish. T. Vitcenda. ROW 6: Miss Johnson, advisor; B. Bauer, D. Wilde, K. Olson. OFFICERS: J. Doyle. President: J. Budde, Vice President; B. Weiland. Sec- retary: B. Bauer, Treasurer. 42 FHA The Future Homemakers of America were very active this year. Their many activities included the selling of cookbooks in the fall and work- ing the concessions at girl's basket- ball games. The dub also spon- sored popcorn ball sales during Christmas. The proceeds from these events will provide funds for their annual convention in the spring. FORENSICS ROW 1: E. Flasher, P. Sorenson, R. Urmanskl. ROW 2: D. Pasch, D. Wilde. T. Brey. P. Van De Hey. ROW 3: T. Sebranek. K. Buchert. L. Madden. ROW 4: L. Switz, D. Subera. P. Buchert. MA TH CLUB ROW 1: L. Madden. K. Sartori, P. Finucan. ROW 2: B. Andries, J. Sartori. ROW 3: D. Wilson, R. Ballwahn, M. Rumppe, C. Macomber. ROW 4: C. Brekke, P. Van De Hey. M. Austin, Mr. Catkins, advisor. Forensics Math Club 43 CATHY, MIKA, NICKI AT A GLANCE Catherine Sweden Mika Japan Nicki England 44 APS AFS 45 AFS WELCOMES THREE STUDENTS ROW 1: Mr. Kueppers. advisor; M. Funakoshi, C. Bros from, N. Hallam, B. Sartori, M. Garvin. J. Flasher. ROW 2: T. Sebranek. K. Bohnert. R. Austin. D. Wilde. R. Schmidt. J. Biermeier. M. Benish. D. Benish. K. Sartori. OFFICERS: R. Schmidt. Treasurer; D. Wilde. Secretary. K. Bohnert. President; K. Sartori. Vice President. This year Royall High School had the opportunity to host not one but three foreign ex- change students through the AFS program. Catherine Brostrom came to us from Swe- den, Mika Funakoshi from Ja- pan, and Nicki Hallam from England. They spent the whole year with us and brought us a lot of special memories that certainly will never be forgot- ten. When they return to their native countries Catherine will be going to college, Mika will finish high school, and Nicki will return to Rugby. Catherine. Mika, and Nicki have spent a memorable year filled with studying, speeches, classes and fun. In only its second year in exis- tence, the AFS Club had a slow start due to scheduling conflicts. The dub's main func- tion was finding host families for next year. 46 AFS STA TE MUSIC PARTICIPANTS CHOIR ROW 1: L. Madden. J. Weiland. J. Mahr, A. Brandau. ROW 2: C. Brekke. K. Green. M. Thorson. ROW 3: K. Trlebs. B. Dlderrlch, M. Chambers. ROW 4: K. Brandau. M. Funakoshi, K. Schell. BAND ROW 1: R. Austin. M. Chambers. M. Thorson. C. Brekke. ROW 2: K. Bohnert. A. Brooks. J. Miller, K. Green. ROW 3: K. Jordan. J. Weiland. J. Mahr. M. Lenski. ROW 4: R. Kozlowski. L. Madden. M. Garvin. K. Reardon. ROW 5: K. Trlebs. T. Olson, R. Schmidt. ROW 6: K. Schell. R. Ballwahn. R. Brockman. T. Ness. ROW 7: A. Ebbers. D. Retzlaff. V. Carpenter. State Music Participants 47 SEEK MASTERMINDS G T BRAINPOWER ROW 1: Miss Schulenburg, Advisor; Mrs. Erickson. Advisor; J. Weiiand. J. Flasher. G. Preii. C. Mocomber. A. Beres. B. Andries. B Zmolek. ROW 2: R. Kibler. A. Brandau. P. Finucan. R. Koziowski. M. Thorson. M. Murphy. R. Frye ROW 3: D. Hoseley. M Rumppe. T. Ness. R. Baitwahn. C. Brekke. T. Brey. L. Madden. M. Austin. H. Olson. PARENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE Two new groups made their pres- ence known to students at Roy all High School this year. SEEK and the Parent Advisory Committee. Both groups are in their second year of existance at Roy all. Mr. Anderson meets monthly with the Parent Advi sory Committee, a group of volun- teer parents who are interested in helping the high school. They were Instrumental in again hosting the Royall Jamobree Post-Prom Party. SEEK students are identified Gifted and Talented Students who meet weekly and work on a variety of activities, including Great Books, Simulation Games, and creative projects. Pians are being made to involve both more students and fac- ulty next year. 43 SEEK Parent Advisory Student Life 49 “CURTAIN GOING UP ROW 1: T. Sebranek. K. Hollis. ROW 2: J. Welland. A. Brandau. ROW 3: Mr. Kueppers, Director; R. Brockman N Hallam H Olson. R. Austin. Miss Schulenburg. Assistant Director. ROW 4: T. Olson. K. Sarfori. M. Garvin. L Madden C. Macomber P. Van De Hey. W. Eno. C Brekke. ROW 5: D. Subera. B. Andries. ROW 6: B. Zmotek. T. Macomber. Miss Burgess and the grouchy janitor lock horns agatnllll Royaii High School may be a long way from Broadway but the students who were chosen tor this year's all- school-play did their best to make it a hit. The direc- tors selected a three-act comedy called Curtain Go- ing Up! and the actors spent almost eight weeks memorizing lines and attending rehearsals. Curtain Going Up! was a play about putting on a school play. This must have confused the audience at first but it made the play even more amusing. Lorry is finding that Andy can be very uncoopera five when he wants to. 50 All-School Play Miss Burgess, played by Peggy V.. had to listen to lots of unwanted advice. A Broadway actress, an infatuated home ec teacher, and a fault-finding senior sponsor. Bruce Zmolek played the typical all-American boy. Prompters were quick with the cues. Tammy Olson and Nicki Hallam may be headed for stardom. !i ll r m Carmen and Todd Macomber were a southern belle and a confeder ate officer. Kurt Hollis was in blackface. Black eyes, blackface, and mustaches were special- ties of this year's make-up crew. All-School Play 51 “JUST BETWEEN YOU AND Homecoming Court ROW 1: Crown bearers N. Green. K. Macomber. ROW 2: D. Haney. J. Doyle, Queen K. Green. King R. Kimball. C. Macomber. K. Bruce. ROW 3: R. Brock. J. Biermeier. S. Koziara, J. Parrish. J. Budde. B. Zmolek. King Ryan crowns Kayela. Queen Kayela crowns Ryan. 52 Homecoming Jody Budde and Bruce Zmolek Carmen Macomber and Kurt Bruce Jane Doyle and D J Haney Queen Kayela Green and King Ryan Kimball Jill Biermeier and Roger Brock Shel‘ Koztara and John Parrish Homecoming 53 Queen Kayela and Kino Ryan enjoying the dance. rheol Seng mamU HIGH SCHOOL ? ||U B1U gdfSrui H 9H SCHOOL ROKT FOR VICTORY SisHCMJ mummuGLom PB XX' owrxSB ■ TOAJGHr 90Kmi00 QOROYALL 00 Wi«o«R.piRain T WrtllMlGM HfTEM LOW SHOOT aiHKM. mss CM LOW � wwa 0000 ROVAU 00 Ryan's Hope became a reality Thursday night. Members of the team included KNEELING: J. Mahr. N. Hallam. STANDING: R Kimball, coach; M. Leis, K. Green. G. Prell. Catherine reflects on the hard work the seniors put into Homecoming. Crown bearers Nathan Green and Krista Macomber during the Grand March. 54 Homecoming Football cheerleaders look forward to the game Friday night. Football cheerleaders pose pretty tor the camera. The junior's winning float. We’ll Shuttle the Cardinals. Seniors had a good entry In the float competition. We'll Cream the Cardinals. Just Between You and Me was the theme of the 1981 Homecoming at Roy all. The floats were centered around defeating the Necedah Cardi- nals. The freshmen got in the spirit of things by capturing the skit competition on Thursday evening. This was followed by the traditional crowning of King Ryan Kimball and Queen Kayela Green. Although some- what rainy, a huge bonfire continued to keep things roll- ing. Friday dawned cloudy but, didn't manage to dampen anyone's spirits the day of the parade. The juniors took the float competition with a sensa tional entry. Everyone enjoyed the dance on Saturday with music provided by Z104 from Madison. Even the school board members got in the act with a float ot their own. Homecoming 55 II The Health Fair has booths that give Information on how to care for your health. Each year the freshmen girls health class picks a theme to work around when building booths and this theme also gives them characters to introduce. This year's theme was “Tune In To Health and had characters made popular by T.V. pro- grams such as: Dukes of Hazzard, The Hulk, and The Muppets. All EKW first and second grad ers and Special-Education stu dents came to view the ex- travaganza and learn about good health. TUNE INTO HEALTH” The physical fitness booth featured Oscar's trash can was a big favorite Popeye s spinach can. with the kids. Mrs. Strelow puts her well-devel- oped muscles to work. Batman teaches the kids about good health. Human TV's welcome the kids to this year's health fair. 56 Health Fair 9 uJOJd ROW 1: D. Bender. D. Schreier; Crownbearers: B. Preuss and S. Weger; S. Gartoot. K. Hollis. ROW 2: J. Schwartz. K. Burch. P Nightengale. V. Kratky. ROW 3: J. Kocyan. D. Kranz. Queen D. Preuss. King J. Bauer. P. Finucan. B. Brown. ROW 4 M. Preuss. M. Thor son. K. Sartori. M. Murphy. The Junior class joined force as they constructed the mak- ings of a most beautiful and memorable prom on May 8, 1982. The gymnasium dis- played a unique setting using shades of blue for color and a splendidly decorated gazebo. The gazebo concealed a min- iature staircase to signify the theme ,Stairway to the Stars. The band, Tiger Rose, from Green Bay, Wis. provided the entertainment for the evening. As the nine couples on court made their traditional Grand March around the gym, Ken Brandau sang Open Arms accompanied by Mary Garvin on the piano. The Second An- nual Roy all Jamboree spon- sored by the Roy all Booster Club staged a movie and re lated activities at Valley inn. Prom 59 • 'k1 THE GRADUATION CLASS OF 1982 60 Graduation H9H SCENES FROM PRE-GRADUATION ACTIVITIES ijjjj Nick is address drew many chuckles from the audience. Mika giving farewell address. Jerry Ormson receives American- ism Award. Brandon Andries received the Kendall Jaycees A ward from Dick Martin. ■ ■ Catherine receiving congratulations from Superintendent and Mrs. Scraufnagel after her speech. Mr. Anderson had many good things to say about the Class of '82. M.C. 's Bruce and Howie delivering the Class Prophecy. Senior Girls received a gift from the Elroy Women's Club. 62 Graduation Athletics 63 CHEERLEADERS LIFT CROWD SPIRITS P O M P O N ROW 1; W. Eno. ROW 2: K. Reardon, S. Lawry, Miss Schulenburg, advisor; C. Ammerman, M. Lenski. ROW 3: D. McDonald, J. Miller. M. Benish. WRESTLING The pom pon girls are a recent reactivated squad at Roy all. In addition to routines for the boys bas- ketball home games, they also performed at a num- ber of girts games. Miss Schulenburg and the girts worked exceptionally hard this year to raise money for some sorely needed new uniforms. Because their job is to be a source of pep and liveli- ness for the spectators, this year's cheerleaders practiced hard to im- prove their skills and per- fect new skills learned at camp. The cheerleaders did a variety of fund rais- ers to raise needed funds including bake sales and a Disco at Roy all. Miss ROW 1: D. Kranz, L. Milne. ROW 2: C. Gerke, C. Thompson. posf was again the advi- sor for all squads. 64 Cheerleaders ROW 1: S. Brown. ROW 2: D. Schreier. 5. Pasch. ROW 3: M. Kranz. P. Nightengale. Preuss. BASKETBALL J. F O O T B A L L In front: J. Schroeder. A. Thompson. On bottom: J. Garvin. J. Biermeier, R. Schmidt. P. Finucan. On top: A. Brooks. B. Sartori. J. Sartori. D. Preuss. Cheerleaders 65 66 Cheerleaders Most valuable and Captain, Brandon Andries. CROSS COUNTRY Coach Calkins saw a great deal of growth and excitement in both Boys and Girls Cross Country. The season during 1981 was one of transition for the Royall Runners. The Boys team, managed to field the five-man squad by utilizing the untested abilities of Scott Al- den, Steve Murray, and Ron Murray. Brandon Andries proved to be not only a com- petent captain, but also Most Valuable Runner, in only their second year at Royall. the Girls Cross Country Team had to start fresh with none of the 1980 runners returning. Most valuable and Captain. Mary Conley Cross Country SITTING: T. Brey. M. Conley. D. Pasch. T. Smith. ROW 2: Coach Calkins. S. Murray. B Andries. P. Hoppman. R. Murray. S. Alden. Cross Country 67 ROW 1: S. Garfoot. J. Doyle. M. Feldmeier. T. Dldderich. K. Green. ROW 2: Coach Erickson. P. Miller. B. Miller. C. Brostrom. W. Eno. M. Funakoshi. C. Brekke. M. Leis, C. Eno, manager; A. Brooks, scorekeeper. ROW 3: G. Preli. K. Parrish, R. Schmidt. Practicing serves is a must. Kayela Green shows a promising serve. Captain. M. Leis; M.V.P., T. Diderrich; All-Conference Second Team. P. Miller. K. Parrish. Quickness paid off tor Wanda Eno. 68 Volleyball Varsity warms up with bumps. VOLLEYBALL Jenny Welland shows good form. Deb Lets shows potential. Our trusty scorekeepers. J. V. practice before a game. ROW 1: P. Meckstroth, K. Jordan. H. Coldren, K. Anderson. K Reardon. B Dldderich. ROW 2: J. Welland. K. Spllttgerber. P. Martalock. K. Buchert. L. Ahlstrom. ROW 3: D. Leis. J. Miller. J. Kozlara, S. Gauden. P. Buchert, K Jordan. Coach Erickson pulls the team together. This year the Roy all Girl's Volleyball team, under the coaching of Joyce Erickson and Captain Mary Leis, ended their season with 5 wins and 9 losses. The girls taught hard the season through. This year's Most Valuable player was Teri Didderich. All Conference sec ond team selections were Patti Miller and Karen Parrish. The highlight of the season was making it into the semi-finals at Sectionals. Volley boll 69 A YOUNG OFFENSE SPARKLED A T TIMES % ROW 1: M Murphy, B. Benish. V. Kratky. R. Waddell. R. Brock, M. Wo towicz, D. Odtsvall, Coach Sulik, R Waddell, B. Garvin, M. Downing, D. Green. M. Bensen D Retzlalf. ROW 2: D. Madden, K. Schirmer, K. Bruce. W. Tracy. R Kibler, R. Kimball. J. Haney. S. Garloot. P. Thorsen, M. Rumppe. S. Ziese. T. Macomber, S. Splittgerber, J. Parrish. D. Wilson, B. Zmolek, H. Olson. ROW 3: D. Seitz, L. Voss. M. Nofsinger, A. Pruess. J. Schraufnagel, D. Bender. B. Wilde. J. Tyler. Coach DeLong. The agressive tactics ot the Panthers couldn ’t quite stop the Tigers. § Organized disorganization? Senior Players ROW 1: H. Olson. D. Retziaft. R. Kimball. ROW 2: D. Haney. J. Parrish. M. Nofsinger. B. Zmolek. ROW 3: K. Bruce. R. Brock. R. Wadell. M. Wojtowicz. FOOTBALL This year the Panthers completed the sea son with a record of 2-4 In conference and 2-7 overall. Although the season did not go as well as we would have liked, we did manage to beat our long-time rival, Wonewoc, 24-16 In overtime. Under the capable leadership of Coaches DeLong and Sulik, the team also beat Bangor 21- 15 in overtime. Mike Preuss, Dan Wilson, and Roger Brock were selected to the Sec- ond Team All-Conference. Mike Murphy, Ryan Kimball, Russ Waddell, and Dan Wit son received Honorable Mention. With many underclassmen returning, the future looks bright for the Panthers. MUSCLES MUSCLES MUSCLES . . . MEN?! ROW 1: D. Waterman, J. Baldwin. J. Strike. S. Ziese, D. Green. D. Thorson. R. Jent, M. Stanek. ROW 2: S. Burch, W. Russell. J. West. S. Sorenson. R. Downing. K. Rlek, J. Greeno. ROW 3: F. Lawrence. M. Bunk. R. Brockman. S. Gruen. P. Roberts. S. Lowry, F. Benish. Coach Vltcenda The largest group of weight titters that Royall has had compete as a team became a reality this year. For many of them the New Lisbon tournament was their first time in competition. Kurt Hollis competing at 138, the lightest weight class, was the grand champion. Other members placing were: Dan Wilson, Kurt Bruce, Mike Nofsinger, Russ Waddell, Kurt Schirmer, Doug Wa- terman, and Dave Gerke. With many underclassmen participat- ing and with this experience be- hind them, Roy all's Muscle Men can certainly be depended on to contribute to future athletic en- deavors at RHS. ROW 1: K. Bruce. D. Wilson. ROW 2: M. Preuss. D. Green, K. Schirmer. D. Water man. K. Hollis. J. Schwartz, D. Gerke. ROW 3: V. Kratky. ROW 4: D. Bender. G. Urmanski, W. Tracy. 72 Football Weight Lifters “WE BELIEVE” We Believe 73 BASKETBALL BUILDS A STRONG SEASON RECORD ROW 1: P. Meckstroth, T. Warmka, C. Kibler. L. Madden. A. Brandau. B. Russell, J. Koziara, L. Ahlstrom, K. Brand. J. Mahr. D. Leis, J. Welland. K Buchert, P. Buchert. ROW 2: Coach Brekke. C. Eno, manager. The Royall Panthers ended their season with a 6-4 record in the Scenic Bluffs Conference this year. This year's record was delinately a step up from last year's 4th place. Patti Miller, varsity player for four years, led the team in points, assists, rebounds, steals, forced turnovers, and tied Kayela Green with draw charges. Karen Parrish had the most loose balls, and Genise Prell had the best shooting percentages. Patti Miller and Kayela Green were co- captains for their team this year. Coach Kalodrich was proud of his team's improvement defensively and also of the fact that 13 freshmen were on the J.V. squad. He strongly feels that the future of girls basketball at Royall is bright and that the program will contin- ue to grow. ENTHUSIASM KEPT SPIRITS HIGH ROW 1: C. Brekke, P. Van De Hey, J. Doyle, statistician; G. Preli, K. Parrish. ROW 2: P. Martalock, Coach Kalodrich, K. Jordan. ROW 3: T. Olson. M. Leis. ROW 4: R. Mlchalski, K. Green. VARSITY HIGHLIGHTS AWARDS: M. Leis, K. Green, P. Miller. Tri-Captains; P. Miller. MVP; K. Parrish. All-Conference Honorable Mention Basketball 75 G YMNASTICS—MILESTONE—ANGIE—STA TE ROW 1. Varsity: B. Didderich. K. Spllttgerber. S. Pasch, M. Kranz. S. Koziara, A. Bores. T. Didderich. B Preuss. ROW 2. Junior Varsity: K. Davis. D. Pasch. K. Brown, R. Urmanskl, E. Flasher. J. Preuss. N. Hallam. M. Funakoshi. D. Wilde, J. Oliver. R. Koziowski, T. Smith, T. Vitcenda. J. Strike. K. Jordan. Coach Strelow and Ass’t. Coach Schulenburg. The gymnasts had a highly successful season during 1981-82. Although the team was com- posed mainly of underclassmen, the inexperi- ence did not really hurt the team. There were many highlights during the season, however, the high placing at the McLellan Invitational really turned the season around. Conference Tournament was also a real rose for the girls when they placed second as a team. Mrs. Strelow and Miss Schulenburg were certainly competently assisted by Shell Koziara, Teri Diderrich, and Angie Beres, seniors who really set the momentum for the team. Next year should be a real turn around for the gymnastics program at Royall since the gymnasts gained much meet experience this year. With only 24 members on the squad, all the girls were able to compete at each and every meet. The Pantherettes will certainly be a team to be reckoned with in the future. AWARD WINNERS: A. Beres. Stale Participant: T. Diderrich. MVP: S. Koziara. Team Captain. 76 Gymnastics Shell, concentrating on a difficult stunt. Something certainty must have been funny to look at those faces. Angie, sitting down on the job? Mrs. Strelow always there ready with her able assistance. Bonnie performs her beam routine with great precision. Teri. Camera Shy??? Mary gives a graceful bow to the judges after a flawless rou tine. Kay gives gymnastics a fresh start. Gymnastics 77 WRESTLERS BUILD STRENGTH IN YOUTH ROW 1: G. Urmanski, D. Green. D. Waterman. S. Zlese. P. Bruha, J. Steinmltz. J. Schwartz. K. Shirmer. ROW 2: Coach DeLong, M. Benson. K. Bruce. S. Gruen. V. Kratky, B. Simonson. M. Preuss, D. Green. T. Macomber. W. Tracy. Coach Flasher. Royall High School should be very proud of Its wrestling team. This year was one of learning for a young grappler squad. The team was composed of a major- ity of freshmen and sophomore candidates. The highlight of the season was Eric Simonson and Mike Preuss each winning Confer- ence Championships in their re- spective weight classes. With a number of new seasoned veter- ans returning next year, Coach DeLong and Coach Flasher will certainly have a lot to look for- ward to in the next few years at Royall. Award Winners: M. Preuss. Most Pins: k. Bruce, Captain: Brie Simonson, Most Vatu able. Most Pins. Conference Meet: B. Simonson. 1st: B. Zlese 2nd: Mike Preuss 1st. 78 Wrestling Why did I go out for this sport anyway??? Kurt Schirmer in a close match at 132 pounds. Dan Green anticipates the whistle. Kurt Bruce psyches himself for a tough match. s 1 Eric Simonson shows how to keep the upper hand on an opponent. Mr. Anderson presents the 1st place trophy in the Roy all invite to the Mauston team. Vince receives a medal at the Roy all invite. Kurt finds the weight program bene- ficial in wrestling. Wrestling 79 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL ROW 1: R. Schmidt, statistician; R. Knutson. K. Eckelberg, D. Wilson, R. Ballwahn, R. Waddell. S. Murray. L. Voss. J. Doyle, statistician. ROW 2: J. Garvin, statistician; P. Van De Hey, statistician; J. Kocyan, D. Haseley, P. Thor son. M. Rumppe. R. Lee, S. Splittgerber, J. Atteln, J. Garvin. R. Garvin. Coach Monty, V. Carpenter, manager. FRESHMEN BASKETBALL ROW 1; J. Baldwin. J. Betthauser. R. Murray. R. Downing, J. Greeno, J. West. D. Thor son. R. Jent. L. Olson. J. Sorenson. Manager. ROW 2: J. Garvin, statistician; M. Schachtely, M. Bunk. S. Sorenson. S. Lawry, F. Benish, P. Roberts. D. Mur phy. R. Brockman, Coach Preuss. P. Van De Hey. statistician. 80 Basketball “WE BELIEVE”—OUR TEAM IN 1982 Coach Splittgerber once again did an excellent job of getting the team prepared for a long, hard season. All the hard work paid oft in the end. What the team lacked In height was made up for in quickness. The team consisted of eight seniors, three juniors, and one sophomore. Dave Vlasak s come- back from his hand injury was in- spiring to the team, along with Roger Brockman's comeback midway through the season. Win- ning the conference Championship and also being the Regional Champions were accomplishments that the entire school was proud of. ROW 1: M. Wojtowicz, K. Triebs, B. Brown. M. Murphy. J. Garvin. ROW 2: B. Zmolek, S. Rueckheim, J. Parrish, R. Frye, V. Carpenter, manager. ROW 3: D. Schumann. D. Vlasak. B. Brown. Free-Throw A word R. Brock. Team Captain D. Vlasak. MVP 82 Basketball Basketball 83 Golf Team Putted Around ROW 1: K. Eckeiberg, T. Ness, J. Schrau nagel. ROW 2: T. Sebranek, P. Van De Hey, M. Rumppe, S. Splittgerber. M. Austin, Coach Van De Hey. The golf team had a season cut short by Inclement weather conditions. A young Panther squad, composed of sophomore candidates, battled snow, rain and mud to perfect their golfing skills. The highlight of the season was the annual Conference Meet held at Spring Valley and hosted by Hillsboro. The experiences of this season will certainly enhance the fu- ture of this year's golf team. Golf 85 TRACK FINISHED IN GOOD STANDING ROW 1: J. West, R. Brockman, R. Knutson, V. Carpenter. B. Wilde. B. Andries, S. Murray. L Voss. ROW 2: L. Switz, Manager; M. Oatsvall. J. Baldwin, J. Greeno. D. Green, V. Kratky, J. Kocyan, H. Olson. J. Flasher. Manager. ROW 3: Coach Flasher, K. Triebs. L. Carpenter. D. Waterman, A. Oatsvall. B. Zmolek. J. Bradley. Coach Calkins. ROW 4: D. Bender. K. Hollis. F. Benish, K. Crow. R. Knutson. ROW 1; T. Reineke. K. Buchert, J. Beier. T. Smith, K. Jordan, K. Splittgerber. L. Madden, A. Brooks. M. Martin. K. Pearsall. C Nightengale. ROW 2: Coach Bohen, Coach Strelow. E. Flasher. T. Olson. R. Kozlowski. P. Sorenson. M. Feldmeier, P. Finucan, T. Brey. T. Vitcenda. ROW 3: J. Preuss. Manager; B. Diderrich. Manager; K. Buchert. S. Lawry. M. Conley, N. Hallam, M. Funakoshi. P. Van De Hey. P. Martalock. ROW 4 S. Vlasak, D. Schreier. L. Thorson. ROW 5; T. Diderrich, C. Brekke. S. Koziara, C. Thompson. J. Biermeier. A. Beres. 86 Track HARRIERS RACED TO THE FINISH LINE The 1982 Roy all Track Team raced through an exciting sea son. On both teams were a large number of freshmen and sophomore candidates who gained a lot of meet exper- ience. The 1982 track season was a good one with an 8-4 record for the boys. While no Individuals were advanced to sectional competition, all boys showed a marked increase in ability, dedication, and sports- manship throughout the sea- son. With the experience ac- quired this year, the 1983 Boys Track Team will certainly be tough to beat. The girls were not to be out done by the boys. Highlights of the season were regionals where Angie Beres, Shell Koziara, Peggy Martalock, Tammy Olson, and Margaret Buchert all placed high enough to make It to sectionals. Track 87 88 Track ROW 1: R. Michalski. J. Welland. K. Anderson. W. Eno, J. Doyle, K. Green. K. Parrish. J. Strike. ROW 2: B. Russell. Man- ager: Coach Kalodrlch, A. Brandau. J. Mahr. M. Leis. K. Jordan. P. Meckstroth. L. Ahlstrom, M. Thorson, G. Preli, H. Coldren. C. Stelnhotf, Statistician: C. Eno. Statistician. The Royall Panther Softball team finished the 1982 regular season with an 8-6 won-lost record. The Panthers managed to gain a share of the Scenic Bluffs Conference Crown with a 6-2 conference record, it was the second straight year that the Panthers brought home a conference championship trophy. Kayeia Green and Heidi Coldren shared the pitching duties. Kayeia had a 6-6 record and Heidi was 2-0. Sophomore Robbie Michalski set a team batting record with a .659 batting average. Kayeia Green (.500), Genise Prell (.465), and Mary Sue Lets (.457) provided most of the offense. Karen Parrish, Genise Prell, Kayeia Green, Mary Sue Lets, Janie Doyle, and Patty Meckstroth were the outstanding fielders. Softball 89 BASEBALL COMPLETED A STRONG SEASON ROW 1: K. Bruce, R. Frye, R. Brocl:man, J. Geier, B. Brown, J. Parrish. ROW 2: R. Garvin, R. Kimball, J. Garvin, D. Wilson, M. Preuss, R. Waddell, S. Rueckheim. ROW 3: T. Macomber, D. Haseley, R. Waddell. J. Conley, M. Downing, D. Thorson, M. Bunk, J. Atteln. ROW 4: D. Green, R. Ballwahn, M. Stanek, S. Gruen, R. Downing, M. Schachtely, R. Murray. ROW 5: S. Lawry, J. Garvin. Statistician; K. Burch, Statistician; Coach Vitcenda, J. Schroeder, Statistician; J. Strike. The Royall Baseball team did a sensational job this season. The team com- piled a conference record of 9 wins and only 5 losses. This gave them a ranking of third in the con- ference. There were 5 seniors (all starting), 6 ju- niors, and 5 sophomores who saw action on the varsity team. Four of the batters had a seasonal batting average of over .300, Russ Waddell, Dan Wilson, Roger Brockman, and Bob Brown. Bob also set a new school record as a pitcher for winning eight games in a season. This broke the previous record by one game. All of the team played hard all season and their efforts paid off. 1 90 Baseball Baseball Softball candids 91 BOYS VARSITY FOOTBALL WE THEY Nekoosa 6 45 VkoQua 0 15 HMsboro 12 20 Wone woe 24 16 Necedah 12 19 Banpor 21 15 Richland Center 6 44 New Lisbon 0 35 Coshton 0 40 BOYS JV FOOTBALL WE THEY Coshton 8 15 Lopan 14 0 New Lisbon 14 16 Richland Center 13 6 W one woe 38 12 BOYS FROSH FOOTBALL Westby Sparta Richland Cantor Coshton Tomah WE THEY 8 26 6 6 8 36 8 14 0 26 BOYS CROSS COUNTRY No. of Teams Place Wisconsin DeMs 2 2 Reedsborp 8 8 Block River Fans 14 13 RoyaM 5 4 Repionais 13 11 SCOREBOARD GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY No. of Teams Place Wisconsin DeMs VOLLEYBALL JV VARSITY Richland Center won lost Necedah won won W one woe won lost New Lisbon won lost Coshton won lost HMsboro won won Banpor lost lost Necedah won lost Wone woe lost lost New Lisbon lost won Coshton won lost LoForpe lost won HMsboro won won Banpor lost lost GYMNASTICS JV VARSITY Sparta 71.25 67.10 RoyaM 68.10 72.80 Reedsburg 40 85 83 60 LC Lopan 87.07 75.01 RoyaM 87 00 65 00 Westby 93.70 75.47 HMsboro 78.96 4355 RoyaM 70.65 68 73 Reedsburg 83.53 78.63 RoyaM 87.11 6350 HMsboro 63.00 68 85 RoyaM 75.44 6248 DeSoto 69.89 77 56 Coshton 92.18 91.06 RoyaM 82 85 76 85 Onolosko 92.21 42.10 RoyaM 8764 77.59 Conference Coshton 9125 RoyaM 8229 HMsboro 70.27 Brook wood 67 85 BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL WE THEY Weston Wone woe Necedah Coshton Mauston Banpor HMsboro Brook wood New Lisbon Adams Friendship Wone woe Necedah Coshton Luther Banpor HMsboro Brook wood New Lisbon Sub Regional Mauston Regtonols VtroQua Adams Friendship Sectionals Portope 67 49 73 59 45 41 58 63 BOYS JV BASKETBALL WE THEY Weston Wone woe Necedah Coshton Mauston Banpor Brook wood Adams Friendship HUIsboro New Lisbon wone woe Necedah Coshton Onolosko Luther Banpor HMsboro Brook wood New Lisbon 92 Scoreboard Freshman Basketball WE THEY Wone woe 40 26 Toman SO 45 Mouston 39 40 Reedsburg 23 61 Bangor 37 22 Westby 55 64 Toman 49 54 Mouston 33 39 Wone woe 26 38 New Lisbon 39 42 Girls Varsity Basketball WE THEY Adams Friendship 45 32 Necedon 44 33 HiUsboro 46 24 Toman 55 54 New Lisbon 40 34 Kickapoo 36 52 Mouston 35 44 Wone woe 27 38 Richland Center 33 34 Wisconsin DoMs 32 50 Necedon 36 21 HUsboro 45 41 Onolaska 21 38 New Lisbon 44 37 Bangor 28 50 Wone woe 29 50 Bangor 28 66 Reedsburg 44 72 Girls JV SCOREBOARD Varsity Wrestling Girls Track WE THEY PLACE Weston 24 42 Royal Triangular 1st New Lisbon 39 30 Royal Quadrangular 1st Kickapoo 24 46 Tomah invitational 2nd Cash ton 10 56 Walker Invitational 3rd Ithaca 30 42 Merrick Invitational 3rd North Crawford 18 50 Royal Quadrangular 2nd Hillsboro 22 45 J.V. Invitational 3rd Westfield 21 42 Conference Meet 3rd Necedon Brook wood Nekoosa Wisconsin Rapids Assumption Marshfield Bangor Roy a Invitational Boys Varsity Baseball Girls Softball WE THEY Necedah Mouston HMsPOTO Mouston Weston Weston New Lisbon New Lisbon Necedon Adams Friendship Wone woe w one woe HUsboro Reedsburg WE THEY Necedah 12 8 Bangor 3 6 HUsboro 8 7 Brook wood 6 3 Brook wood 5 4 Cashton 1 2 Cashton 2 3 New Lisbon 9 2 New Libson 6 3 Necedon 6 8 Bangor 10 11 Wone woe 3 1 Royal 7 5 HUsboro 2 1 Mouston 2 4 Sub Regionals JV Baseball Basketball Westby 1 16 WE THEY Boys New Lisbon 15 6 WE THEY Cashton Westby 9 5 4 4 Adams Friendship 40 19 Track Adams Friendship Weston 5 7 6 6 Necedon 32 8 Wonewoc 9 3 HUsboro 29 22 PLACE Mouston 5 4 Tomah 22 17 Westby 1 5 New Lisbon 16 22 Cashton 2 9 Kickapoo 33 26 Royal Trionguot 1st Sparta 7 8 Mouston 23 30 Royal Quadrangular 1st Weston 3 0 Wone woe 16 14 Tomah Triangular 3rd Reedsburg 8 9 Richland Center 27 29 Tomah Invitational 2nd Weston 6 5 Wisconsin Dels 21 28 Royal Quadrangular 2nd New Lisbon 15 5 HUsboro 25 21 Merrick Invitational 4th Adams Friendship 4 4 Onolaska 16 35 Wisconsin Dels Invitational 9th Mouston 16 3 New Lisbon 16 23 J.V. Invitational 6th Wonewoc 2 3 Bangor 18 33 Conference Meet 5th Sparta 6 5 Wonewoc 35 30 Regionals 8th Cashton 3 5 PATRONS for the Panther is the patrons, who without their help the yearbook would be in deep fi- nancial trouble. The staff sin- cerely thanks them for all their support, financial and moral. SPECIAL RECOGNITION Kendall POPULATION 468 PATRON CLASSIFICATION: Cop per Star $1-$10; Bronze Star $11-$20: Silver Star $21-$30; Gold Star $31-$40; Special Recognition $41 and over. Professionals are listed sepa rately. Elroy Area Advancement Corp. Anna's Family Store Arthur Overguard, Inc. Bank of Elroy Benson Fruit Co. Brady, Wallace Brown Bus Service Carl’s Beverage Mart Curt's Milk Service Dave's Barber Shop Elite Heritage Motors Elroy Community Dairy Elroy Gas Co. Elroy Lumber Co. Elroy, Theatre Fox Drug Gary’s T.V. Hansen's Clothing Hofmeister Insurance Agency Hylkema, Virginia Jensen's Food Mart Kimball Electronics Kranz Construction Leatherberry Electric Nelson's Auto Service Neuman Oil Northwest Telephone Co. Sartori 's IGA Steffen, Dale Strout Realty Trail House Cafe. Walker Stainless Equipment Co. Waterman Auto Body Wisconsin Savings Loan Zenner's Furniture PROFESSIONALS Elroy Lions Club Elroy Kendall Lions Club Kendall Wilton Lions Club Wilton Balder, Roy E. Bashlrian, M. C. Jefferson, William I SIL VER STAR Badger Sporting Goods Madison Consolidated Coatings Ohio Dairyland Auction Service Elroy Elroy Legion Auxiliary Elroy Elroy Legion Elroy F and M Bank Kendall Hagen Insurance Elroy Jensen's Food Mart Elroy First Bank of Sparta Sparta COPPER STAR Beauty Nook, Kendall Ben Franklin, Mauston Bob's Refrigeration, Elroy D and D Farm Supplies, Union Center Edgewood Nursing Home, Elroy Eldon's Oil and Body, Kendall Elroy Womens' Club, Elroy Faith Humphrey, Wilton Family Affair, Wilton Geier's Farm Supply, Wilton Hillsboro Farmer's Co-op, Hillsboro Kendall Lumber, Kendall Limp's Grocery, Wilton Long Branch, Wilton Ma and Pa's Cafe, Ontario Marty's Lanes, Wilton Polstin's Grocery, Wilton Schwartz Painting, Wilton Schroeder Motors. Kendall Smith True Value, Mauston Speicher's Repair, Wilton Star Herald News, Wilton Steele's, Kendall Ted's Tap, Kendall Tribune Keystone, Elroy Twin's Beauty Salon, Elroy Wisconsin Power and Light, Tomah Weger Floral, Elroy Wildcat Mountain Inn, Ontario Wood's Hardware, Kendall GOLD STAR Schrier's Implement Wilton Wilton Hardware Hank Wilton BRONZE STAR Elroy Community Dairy, Elroy Hofmeister Insurance, Elroy Keith's Shur Save, Kendall Kendall Jaycettes, Kendall Stalag 13. Kendall Wilton Fire Department, Wilton Zlrk's Bar and Lane's, Kendall As the year comes to an end we all think of the good times that have come and gone, but we know that our friendships will last for- ever. We hope that In this PANTHER we have captured many of these memories. The preparation of this 1982 PAN THER was one of many long hours of hard work. The doubts that were faced in the beginning with the blank pages that looked us In the face have vanished and have be- come the reality of Royall High School as we have viewed it. There are many people who have had a part in making this book what it is. A special thank-you goes to Robert Fehrenbach and Febrenbach studios for their great pictures: to Miss Schulenburg who spent extra hours helping us stay ahead of the deadlines; to Inter- Collegiate Press, our publisher; to Mr. Anderson our principal who had faith in our abilities to get this book done on time. Although the staff worked very hard there are three other people who deserve special recognition, Carmen Macomber, Barb Weiland, and Kathy Bohnert. These three people spent endless extra hours making sure everything was done and corrections were made. With- out their help it would have been an Impossible task to complete this book. In closing, may I say, that the long hours have been long but well worth it. It was a great privilege for me to have been in charge of this book and to have had the opportu- nity to work with all the wonderful people associated with it. I hope all of you enjoy the book as much as I have enjoyed putting It together. Janls Doyle Editor-in-Chief 96 Acknowledgement LI s 1 i ■v ) A i • C.i� •5 I t : % s .' • • 5 % % % 1« % v ® % i llall k - $• a 5 H 51