Royall High School - Panther Yearbook (Elroy, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1983 volume:

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The Student Assistance Program includes many different groups to deal with students in chemically dependent homes and support groups for chemically involved students. These groups were held during school, their size and how often they were held varied depending on each individual group. Another new advancement at Royall was the introduction of the computer in many aspects of education. The students were individually taught the basics of the computer and how it can help them in their studies. This year when the students returned to school they were greeted with brightly painted lockers, a new roof over the library and the gymnaisum had a fresh coat of paint. One addition to the track field was the building of a shed needed for storage of sports equipment. This shed is large enough for storage, restrooms, and a concession stand, Bohen, Lillian Business Education Bowersox, William Drivers Education Brandt, Peter Vocational Agriculture Calkins, Kirk Mathematics Campbell, Mark Industrial Arts Delong, Dan Physical Education Dougherty, Jerrold Biology Ebbers, Robert Instrumental Music Erickson, Joyce Librarian Flasher, Fred ED Hawes, Rodger Mathematics Johnson, Mary Home Economics Faculty .gi Kalodrich, Roger English Kueppers, John English McHenry, David English Monty, John Social Studies Murray, Yvonne Home Economics Petrowitz, Marge Business Education Post, Barbara Science Preuss, Robert LD Schulenburg, Sandra Reading Strelow, James Industrial Arts Strelow, Verona Physical Education Sulik, Jack EMR Tranchita, Julie Vocal Music Trodahl, Dane Art VanDel-ley, Leonard Social Studies Vitcenda, Joseph Science Weger, John Guidance Counselor Bailey, Deb SAP Coordinator I-lenthorne, Janet Bookkeeper f Printer Kozlowski, Beverly Secretary Weed, Joyce Teacher's Aide Faculty W J.. 5 tv f W5 Q iff I-1 5: wf gf' 5 XL 5 2 , may , J-,ff ' ai? , ff i , fi I Q ,W Q? we f ,.c.. 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QR L5 S 2 K Patty Finucan and Dan Wilgon Lon Voss and Donna Schreier I J! 'rv ,f 4. if I 74+ 417: JT H .Vim Queen Mary Garvin and King Mike Murphy Chet Clafk and Mindy Fredricks Kristi Burch and Kuff Hollis Mike Preuss and Maribeth Thorson 1 Homecoming Court BACK ROW: M. Preuss, M. Thorson, Queen M. Garvin, King M. Murphy, P. Finucan, D. Wilson. FRONT ROW L Voss D. Schreier, M. Freclricks, C. Clark, K. Burch, K. Hollis. H ,, o m e c o m i n Q 1 9 i 8 Queen Mary Garvin crowns King Mike Murphy. 2 King Mike Murphy crowns Queen Mary Garvin .ll 1 MQW F if :Sri I f 2--541 .L ' , F- fx 'xl iff xv g -'fly X . Kd wr LR A X .Xxx ivjfiflf , Q Q EEE Tune in to Health Space mama IS what msplred the fresh man glrls to base their theme for thls year s Health Falr The flrst nme weeks of school were busy for the glrls m prepar mg and decorating Old favorltes llke the Cow Jumped Over the Moon educated the chlldren on nutrntnon The newest thmg to hlt the scene E T mformed them they shouldnt smoke On October 20 175 puplls attended the event Mrs Stre low felt that each chlld walked away more aware of thelr health and safety Xb may 145'-1' wait ll is we 'S' is X -t' 5 2 N f , W 1 4- 1 , - WW , H . . . . 1 ' 9 M T -5555-: iii Me 'lg ' 2525 I XZ' W 'F' t ' G get . If I - sa f - , . L ,si 5 rf . 2 t' , - K , My X Q 'P X 5 ALL-SCHOOL PLAY: Back rowg T, Sebranek R Brockman Miss Schulenburg Mr Kueppers T Macomber, P. Van De Hey. Middle rowq L. Madden J Schraufnagel A Brandau Front Row M Lenski, K. Sartori, K. Hollis, M. Garvin Come Out of the Closet , is the story of three young women mov- ing from Ohio to New York. They rent an apartment with the neigh- bors across the hall who run to and from the kitchen for milk for their baby. The alias poet-counterfeiter overhead is printing money at all hours. To top it off a crabby, mon- ey hungry land lady finally discov- ers there are three renters rather than two. The play was a success, with a few minor incidents. One of the leads lost her voice and the po- liceman's gun flew out into the audi- ence. Even with the mishaps the audience found it enjoyable. Come Out of the Closet ,....- JS c j ff if WW' nw Mm Fr Just You 8: I 1983 Junior Prom l l 1983 Junior Prom Court, Front Row: R. Knutson, C. Gerke, J. Preuss, C. Cox, Row 2: J. Garvin, J. Schroeder, P. Martalock, T. Macomberg Row 3: D. Haseley, B. Preuss, L. Smith, D. Green, Row 4: S. Splittgerber, S. Brown, Crown Bearers: J. Freidl, J. Preussg K. Burch, M. Rumppeg King and Queen: R. Garvin, J. Garvin. lt began Thursday evening when a few members of the Junior Class started to decorate the gymnasium. With pink, burgundy, silver, and white streamers along side of picket fences, bird baths, and a center arch, the gymnasium had been transformed into a beautiful Spring Garden by Friday afternoon. The nine couples of the Junior Prom ,g,.,g .,,:y Court made the traditional Grand March to You and I sung by Ke- l':'llZZ : vin Schell and Bonni Diderrich. Fol- lowing the Grand March was the Third Annual Royall Jamboree, sponsored by the Booster Club, held at the Methodist Church in El- roy. 5. k is J WW, ff fa was M54 1+ ,bam 4, 1 W 1 f M is , fl H 1 Q ' M ,ry w g if f? 1314 'W ,f , , f sg f if V gk , yn If 2 , , H55 Januar hom Court ' ' 'ZV iQ1Mf ' W , W -lt Sue Brown , . Scoff M' KVM? 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Ns X an ,5Kmm..w,,...4.A Y is Oklahoma For the first time in many years a musical was performed. Rogers and Hammersteirfs Oklahoma was presented April 8-10 in the audito- rium to an enthusiastic crowd. A cooperative community effort made the event possible. Elroy Civ- ic Arts Association along with many community volunteers were re- sponsible in making this first com- munity musical successful. A din- ner-theatre highlighted the Satur- day evening performance. With the interest displayed by the audience and community, future musicals and cooperative events can be planned. Playschool ,HN 5: .1 . V Y 4, ,Mfw J fQiE 'i',- ,W TT K Ai x. -,Q ,-gl: s x P 3' ww y gx iii vg.-5- .+u.,Qw. ,R IX J as X A ? v 5 5 1 s ,mag ya' ' 1? A ff N W X R X Q.. fr, . . xv' m'-g k ' wifi? HLMQL . Aix: 56.2. mf Vx: Km, M f Mm: LV Y , , iwiff A A-..., A Graduatlon, Class of 1983 May 20, had to be one of the earliest dates on record for a class to graduate from RHS. For the Class of 1983 it was the culmination of much hard work and even more fun. Dr. Terrance Sheridan, a Kendall native, was the featured speaker at the Commencement Exercises. Kathy Sartori received the Walk- er Scholarship and Mike Murphy the Kendall Jaycee Scholarship. Numerous other awards were presented at the Senior Banquet on Monday, May 16, 1983. Commencement for all was something exciting, going on to college, getting married, or for some going to work. X ef gf i ,.-,,. K- ' fiwuk Mllyu Graduating glass ol - . -1-'fb-ff A 1. l.iii1..X-6' En-as 1: 1-E my rzifzxzr ??'w- sa. HN F, u' ,M .z .. an ,nz nm,-M, Si, .gag .L hung, ku, H . I uf rags! n.c-My q,,,,,,h My ,sy i1m.s-at W. at ai.. ..-1, M... tix. Www? ,uv Lk.. l:.':, Lg'-'f- H-W, 5.1.5532 kg? lrlwlfw lim-M sws'i,T7W?F'k'f!' :gmrgw hh' 'lv S-H1-Q rs.,r,,,si 1 fp-.rein ,gs gmziviz. 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Bernie Benish was selected by the coaches in the conference to be on the All-Conference Defensive first team. Throughout the year it seemed as though our squad tried different ways to lose games. Should they develop consis- tency they will be a hard team to beat next year , concluded Coach Delong. FOOTBALL Back row R Jent D Thorson M Bunk S Gruen E VanDerVoort K Weber, D. Green, J, Greeno, R. Waddell, J. Conley, M. R Brockman Middle row J Strike K Rieck M Austin J Preuss S Ziese J Schraufnagel P. Roberts, R. Garvin, M. Downing,P. Thorson, W. Front row R Kibler D Waterman K Schirmer D Wilson D Madden W Tracy J Garvin M. Murphy, V. Kratky, M, Preuss, B. Wilde, S. Burch. .,,, . fs . ' Q' A .5 ' V f: it-P125 -ff. -sawiflf Cf mK - ....Jf Tfg- ' T Q- ' iq - , .5 A x .. A NR 'hK. -- ' ' E , vi G2 . mix 4 5 . . gi- -m.' ,Q-- Xm-. . - A J A f,51 'W ff? .A N? gum . lfjgzgf w1...,... . fy' W- wg. fs, -A ,, L1K'.A V ,A M f A , W FA,, f my. . k , I J V ,,,,. V if AJ , . 245 be?- 'Q . -nf' . . 1' 1 ' f A W A 51, J I V ,.,. ., 1 W' ., .4 ,V .. 1.4 . ,www 2 1342 -gi .W to to J 'P' A,A. -Q, :wwf Z' I W Q, A ,I iff. . Mb.. S, 3 . 2 . ' if 2 5 2 i I 1 , I FRESHMAN FOOTBALL: Top to bottom, Coach Vitcenda, J. Greeno, B. Tho son, J. Gauden, D. DeWitt, S. Vieth, T. Gosselin, J. Turnipseed, S. Preuss, Meseberg, C. Brandau, A. Tracy, S. Lee, J. McDermott, R. Brock, D. Schwartz Thorson, M. Amdt, C. Pollock, G. Albrecht, D. Austin, D. Miller, T. Sebranek, A Morrow, L. Britzman, C. Payton, M. Vierck, D. Steinmetz, D. Schultz, T. Schm . 'N 3 . .. , . Us .'.' f .- . ,. .V 1 1 ' ' , ,Nik X l. .K 5 f . it ' ,L V: ,2i,Q,,y,l5.,. fy. 'k M -I B5 , I I W 45331 Qs... M S , 1,.w..5..,' , xg .. , ...,r 6 EW X . 1 - . ', .- . T A 'f . ,,f,g4a: J. f f 2 lu. T, Y yr- . 5 . K, ' is Xi f .. Qt Q tx . 1,5 .. -fmikxmmfgxf. p: -- S 2-5, A I J' . X 'N 'ilkgtfiii t ff cigsm ui5?l1a4csQ+A1C1i1vmrgs1e,gJt.fQatfsi A TEQsS.W3,,.. Q. 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Schnurr, A. Houzner, D. Benish, Front rowg J. Thomas, G. Finch, L. Ahlstrom, K. Jordan, K. Riley This year the Royall Volleyball team, under the coaching of Joyce Erickson and Captain Ka- ren Parrish, finished their season with 11 wins and 5 losses. With only four returning lettermen, the girls had to work very hard to obtain a better record than last year. Most valuable player was a tie between Genise Prell and Karen Parrish. All-Confer- ence selections were: First Team Karen Parrish, Second Team Genise Prell, and Honorable Mention going to Barb Miller and Karen Jordan. Manager Cathy Eno and Scorer Amy Brooks are to be commended for their ef- forts. The highlight of the season was the defeat of Bangor on their own court. The JV found the going a little rougher with many inexperienced members on the team. Although the sen- iors will certainly be missed, with so many underclassmen filling out the squad, next year should be an interesting season. Cross Country Being young and inexperienced, the Royall Cross Country Team didnlt set the Conference on fire. With only a few returning lettermen they put forth a courageous effort. Mary Conley was again the Captain and MVP for the second year in a row for the girl harriers. Ken Crow was named Captain as well as MVP for the boy's team. Royall's own Invitational brought teams from as far away as Richland Center. The male contingent came in 4th out of 5. Ken Crow and Peter Warsaw both ran well enough to earn medals. The Girls Cross Country Team unfortunately came in 4th out of 4. Although it may not have been one of their better meets, they never gave up. With the runners steadily improving next year's Cross Country Teams should be worth watching. s GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY: Back row, T. Brey, Coach Calkins, M. Conley Front row, T. Smith, P. Sorenson. Sitting, E. God- dard. BOYS CROSS COUNTRY: R. Murray, J. Baldwin, D. Murphy, K Crow J West Coach K. Calkins, P. Warsaw, B. Ziese, M. Mcllquham, D. Green Cheerleaders l TTCN-L ,,,. 'K Q4 v,,,V , in ,lf J . 'Q' , WE ' , ' f . ' f . .3 WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS: Top: C. Gerke. Bottom Row: J. Koziara, T. Warmka, R. Smith. IN ,I ., f ,I , ,,,, . ' -Q' . - ' , ,f ..., , ...Lp -' T 3 v.-v PEP BAND: Back Row: T. Ness, M. Austin, G. Arndt, T. Murray, K. Schell, M. Collins, D. Austin, D. Geier. Row 3: R. Brockman, J. Baldwin, R. Mueller, J. Thomas, R. Austin, D. Benish, K. Jordan. Row 2: L. Madden, J. Weiland, K. Jordan, A. Brandau, K. Anderson, J. Mahr, A. Tracy. Front Row: C. Downing, K. Schachtely, M. Garvin, R. Ambort, T. Cook, S. Schnurr. POM PON: Top: M. Lenski, L. Finnigan. Bottom: G. Finch, T. Vitcenda, K. Reardon, K. Thurow, B. Clark, C. Eno. 1 if LW R lm I 5' k ' is 5 H l . K' ' K .--i . A m f on L . l o.o ,T ' V13 9 . J . R .E T IVVL 5 ':' jffi V ..... I K .. K - - ' .g- -T . FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS: Top J. Preuss. Middle Row: A. Thompson. Front .5 ll , f . :Ti A A -- -- 5 N on as - J ..is.gmx.. 'Qwx.ii.... Row: K. Splittgerber, S. Brown, T. Olson. ---'M 'ik 1 '--M 7 .sr wr A .Je .- A :Q . T54 N x X X or ls. 4 v 5 vi T ,J ' 1 ? ir I X La? BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: Top Row: K. Sartori, A. Preuss, P. Finucan Middle Row J Garvin, B. Sartori, J. Schroeder. Bottom Row: J. Balder, A. Brooks, J. Sartorl Boys Basketball VARSITY BASKETBALL: M. Soggiu, S. Murray, J. Garvin, B. Brown, R. Frye, M. Rumppe, S. Splittgerber, M. Murphy, S. Rueckheim, L. Voss, R. Garvin, R. Murray. The Varsity Basketball team ended their season with a 15-5 overall re- cord. ln conference they were 12-2, sharing the Scenic Bluffs title with New Lisbon. It was a season of close ones for the Panthers, none of the five losses were by more than 3 points. On the other hand a number of the victories were exciting one or two point games. The team consisted of a number of strong 'basketball players. Scott Rueckheim lead the team in rebounds with 181. Bob Brown lead the Pan- thers in scoring as well as the Confer- ence, he had 393 points overall and 290 accumulated in conference games. Randy Frye won the free- throw trophy at the close of the season shooting 7905 from the line. Bob Brown and Scott Rueckheim made the All-Conference first team. Randy Frye received honorable men- tion. The Junior Varsity were outstanding in the conference once again. They finished the season with a 16-2 record. The freshman squad was impressive, winning 9 games and only losing 3. It was an exciting season for players, the student body, and all the rest of the Panther fans. Varsity Coach Marty Splittgerber. Captain Scott Rueckheim and Most Valuable Player Bob Brown. A tribute to retiring Junior Varsity Coach John Monty. 'V' 'wig In 3.,,.g M ix +3 v X, H H -.., Q , if -J'-:' ----.....,,q-My WZ: ff: A n,.- vw my 'fm V X -K b X If tr Z? gA ,A 4 5 if IVTQ F :fi 'R V 15 2, M5 E jgwgy ' I. S x..., : Q 5 ,N , N a ., g i ','V , , g x-X . 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' In Af, V M QT W' . ,Q . . .X .. ,SSA , ' , an 2 A 5, JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL: Back rowg Coach Monty, D. Murphy, S. Lawry, F. Benish, P. Thorson, J, Atteln, P, Roberts, D. Haseley, M. Bunk, J. Greeno, Manager. Front row, R. Downing, D. Thorson, J. West, K, Eckelberg, R. Waddell, R. Knutson, R. Ballwahn, R. Brockman. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL: Back row, J. Balder, statistician, S. Lee, D. DeWitt, R. Brock, D. Schwartz, B. Schroeder, T. Sebranek, Coach Preuss. Front row, A. Preuss, statistician, G. Albrecht, R. Thorson, J. Turnipseed, T. Schmidt, D. Miller, S. Vieth. Wrestling 5 It was a year of record setting and accom- plishments for the wrestling team as a whole, placing second in Conference tied with Bangor and Hillsboro. Out of the competitive and predominantly young team, there came four Conference Cham- pions and four sectional qualifiers. Mike Preuss, a senior, was the conference heavyweight champion and qualified for sectionals. Wayne Tracy also qualified for sectionals and was the conference cham- pion in the 185 lb. weight class. Mark Benson Won the Conference Champion- Sectional qualifiers: Mike Preuss, Wayne Tracy, Mark , , , . Coaches DeLong and Flasher ship in the 167 lb. weight class, also quali- look O fying for sectionals. Dan Green was the conference champion at 155 lbs. and Todd Macomber qualified for sectionals at 145 lbs. Benson, and Todd Macomber. Il. The team set a Royall record for the most team pins with 91. Dan Green and Mike Preuss set a new record for most 3 point near falls, each with 17. A new record for superior decisions was set by Kurt Hollis and Dan Green, each recording 3. Finally, Mike Preuss tallied the most team points with 162.5 to set a new Royall record. At the close of the season the team voted Mike Preuss MVP and Kurt Hollis Cap- tain. All in all the team can boast much success, both as a team and as indivi- duals. ,ri ta f?s Conference Champions: Mike Preuss, Wayne Tracy, Mark Benson, and Dan Green. Back Row: D. Steinmetz, D. Schultz, Row 3: J. Steinmetz, P. Warsaw, D. Green, B. Ziese, K. Schirmer, D. Waterman, Row 2: J. Baldwin, T. Gosselin, G. Urmanski, B. Thompson, C. Cox, K. Hollis, D. Madden, D. Gnirk, T. Ness, M, Downing, Manager, Coach DeLong, Front Row: Coach Flasher, S. Pruess, A. Tracy, J. McDermott, B. Wilde, M. Benson, W. Tracy, M. Pruess, D. Green, S. Gruen, T. Macomber. 'm-f---...,,,.-.., Q . - :afffw ': was L i E x.,,... , 4,- x fy, SN x X X - V Km X A ...sq -:x.5Mk,,..N. - .. K .,A. f ' N? Xa H i-LM' N, .. EMMA-y1f?z,1f'.gg ' x -Mr-My-y:qg:4,g 1, 2 Z ' - -f 1: K' . WN A Q-M.. Q-v...W,,,, . . 1. ..,L, I , Qu , K , , Ll , is . 522' iii' 1 ! I i 5 V V,X,, 'M in-,...mwW... 1. Q KV N Q A .1 ., .4 V,A. A x S S x , -+ A ,N .R ,K 1, 1, , ' ' z fk ffffffffj In LVL 7 NSY .a f- - . , -' ,, in ' - CVQWSSA. ,qyhk .Q ww Gymnastics With only six returning lettermen and no seniors, the gymnastic team at Royall was young and inexperi- enced. From the first meet to the final one, the team performed outstanding routines and worked together to perfect difficult skills. Even though the team was plagued with sprained ankles, pulled muscles, and shin splints toward the end, the young team did manage to win their share of the meets that they competed in. With the help of their excellent coaches, Miss Schulenburg and Mrs. Strelow, the girls entered the conference meet with confidence and assurance. Royall's all-around gymnast, Bonni Diderrich, placed in every event. After the conference meet, with renewed enthusiasm, ev- eryone got ready for sectionals. Royall gymnasts had a very good night when the performances of two of the girls earned them 6th places. r sr , s - - c.. . ..,, . q f tsktsgiggfti, s V K -F - t ., ' - .,,, . ' 5. V. - ff K, g sasagrw ,:g,,,g.::sr'jr1 ss.-'K up ,M ws? , 1 ,XM gtg. t Q ,igslg-sig? .5,.,,. ...........-..- -N-flfwt' ' -'. stray?-F W ffl-57 'Q 52225-fi ff Zips,-sr-Sgr-gg-.gjZTsTf f4'iizfxfiizsim - t .. M . - N--w .sau tm .. . .,.., WX- ' ' 'A if Back Row: B. Diderrich, B. Preuss, D. Wilde, D. Kranz, J. Thomas, J. Strike, E. Flasher, 3rd Row: Coach Mrs. Strelow, K. Jordan, K. Brown, J. Bradley, J. Preuss, T, Bruha, J. Mahr, R. Kozlowski, Coach Miss Schulenburg, 2nd Row: Manager T. Smith, R. Urmanski, R. Ambort, J. Beres, M. Tyler, D. Pasch, C. Milne, Manager T. Wilsong Front Row: K. Splittgerber, S. Brown, A. Thompson. ,fps ul gggfi K1 R ak -5 , Q H :Q Q ---u--5 , 5 mwwummwwwwwq., K i l: H Girls Basketball This year the team showed supreme effort yet they were not able to over- come many of their opponents. The girls were led mainly by two Seniors, Karen Parrish and Genise Prell, they were selected as Co-Captains and Co- Most Valuable Players. Genise aver- aged 9.8 points per game, was the top rebounder, and the top all-around of- fensive player. Karen averaged 10 points per game, had the top defen- sive stats, and was the top all-around defensive player. Karen Parrish also made first team all-conference and Genise Prell received honorable men- tion all-conference. The rest of the team also played well as nine letter- winners will be returning to the team next year. Top Row: P. VanDehey. Row 2: T. Olson, C. Kibler. Row 3: Coach R. 'ff ' , S Kalodrich, Manager B. Steidl, G. Prell, P. Meckstroth, K. Parrish, S. Schnurr, Back Row: L. Ahlstrom, L. Britzman, G. Arndt, S. Wick, L. Schendel, B. Russell, J. Miller. Front Row: A. Winchell, D. Fowler, K. Riley, B,Veith, K. Schachtely, D. Leis, A. Hounzer, C. Lewis. 'L Q-N nk, .. ...HW sf,-t. s-,wi t--- ...NA .... V ,Y - Q .- S K: 4947s grtfkflg-'.155'5:flitL:,:5:'s'3' --: ,L . - V - 5 we 2 I -V .. s '- S -1. f 1 f ' '- s X XX Q f i . A A K. K .... ..,:z.. i .Hy .5 K 3.ff'f,, 45 , :Y s wt as X K KM X X L X Na Q , Q .5 - , .... 3 i' .. Q.. , 'R SQX .555 F .. l ists T S T + F sz - 122- .1 . . 'f r 'R . 'gifff' ... 3-.. ' rf - 'X . , ' K AX . 2 , 1 . X... x if . K. Jordon. Bottom Row: L. Madden, R. Michalski, J. Weiland, P. Martalock. v .. ff.. ., w xw Xx X , X NN 1 .. H mvgmfx A a 4 ,M-as xr -Q., M my qw ilx x N' 1 Mgx - X i' X i MSR. Boys' Track The predominately young track team had a very successful sea- son. They placed respectably in all the invitationals where they participated finishing high in the standings. The team placed 2nd at the Walker where nine other teams competed. At the West- field Invitational, the Panthers placed 4th, a good finish consid- ering the other tough Class B schools who were present. They also placed second at the Mer- rick hosted by Royall. The fresh- men and sophomores were im- pressive at the Walker Junior Meet as they came home with the 1st place trophy. Records were shattered this season by the relay teams as well in the triple jump. Dan Green and Steve Murray were named Co- Captains and Dan the MVP. xW' BOYS TRACKz Top Row, D. Green, K. Hollis, J. West, S. Sorenson, B. Ziese, R. Jent, W. Russell, R. Knutson. Row 4, L. Britzman, m. Rumppe. Row 3, L. Carpenter, Coach Calkins, Mgr. L. Schendal, Mgr. D. Switz, Coach Flasher, D. Schwartz. Row 25 B. Wilde, K. Parish. Row 1, L. Voss, J. Baldwin, J. Greeno, S. Burch, C. Brandau, J. Bradley, S. Murray, R. Brockman, D. Murphy. I . . :1'f:2z.1-fr-f1,. .. , . f' . 19... A' - -, Q 1' - 1 M QW ', y in .gi w ,, ...sw f ff 2 , , Q' .3 f ,, if V 54 W www? 2 ft. , , W W f, Z if ' ,W W Zh 25? 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Vg relay both placed lst at this meet. . if L Rene Kozloski, Peggy Maratalock, Tammy Olson and Lynette Thorson were in both events. . .sm T73 ff The team concluded their regular sea- son with the Awards Banquet. Kathy .,f' Sartori was elected as the Captain and M, It y y 'W A MVP was Patty Finucan. Although 'i f ff these Seniors will be missed, the per- '..f r rf j ,,,fw A iyyrr 1, , T j f . formances demonstrated by the 'itifi ,'f'0 T QQ riir g -.legit ,.i, Vrt' J r.ti' 1 M , . A youngsters on the squad will make for 'l'f. ' L .iii M t., ,y,..yy.,, an interesting future. - rYt'yiV GIRLS TRACK: Back Row, P. Finucan, S. Vlasak, L. Thorson, K. Sartori, C. Castro, C. Luis Gomes, L. Meza, E. Goddard. Row 5, J. Preuss, M Conley, B. Diderrich, P. Martalock, T. Olson, C. Lewis. Row 45 K. Schultz, R. Kozlowski, K. Jordan, P. Sorenson, T. Reineke, T. Brey, J. Sartori L Madden, Row 3, D. Wilde, T. Vitcenda, T. Smith, D. Pasch, D. Bray, C. Eno, A, Brooks, J. Koziara. Row 25 Coach Brekke, T. Urmanski, D. Kranz, D Fowler, D. Wilde, L. Britzman, S. Wick, J. Balder, Coach Erickson, Front, A. Houzner, R. Ambort, T. Wilson, K. Schachtely, A. Winchell, T. Bruha J. Beres, C. Eberhardt. X 1 fa 395 W? v 52. f AEM 'L . 3 'f I ' ' A my 1 - 7 . H1 'U2? 'f:Z,':,'.: J' f 'ff H - ,,,. ,, ,, ,, , ., ,, -, H .,,, , ,,., f H -. Us 4 af: ' , Z gk 1 ff ' , few ' AV ,,,. . gas, , , L I' 4 V L,,. fy i V. ,,.V , --,Wi N M . AW ,Sm if W,,.,,,4, 4,,w ,AS Golf E l f A . Vu' Q Q5,tR.msf.a . , . 1.21 iwmwgg pggj' X6 gif X g .f ,zilffafx 12151 Z 2 , . ,L-.,wlgQ..... A iv Q 7 1 if 1 . , .,,,,n..,,m..w- .WW .tt 5. Ki E X 3 'S S Z 2 . xi . f . 5 .. N ' P, ,tm a -1 vg 1 HV 2 3 kzw,4A,f,f gig, V, :fs ' , , A vl WK R KW, ' 322. 12.X3 '!mi, , RA I ' ,L if I fl' 4 11452, Ldg ' EH QQ. L XSi'.s'. LHS figgffxtiiifg-3371 41: . A R 2. 'E W1 .X JH 2Q!v,iZ9sW5113l5 X X 4? . . , 'g ,+ 3,1 tis .sms mv 1? Y- , , ' KQAQQX Mx ' .A it-L ' A ! mf ' ' , ' ' ' ' .. It ' ' P ' . ff S' Q. 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Their record of 13-1 was one of the best in recent years. Superior hitting combined with excep- tional defensive play proved to be the winning advantage for this year's squad. Unfor- tunately they couldn't make it 3 in a row when they lost to New Lisbon on May 20, 1983. John Garvin was selected the MVP and earned the Batting Championship with a .489 average. The JV squad also completed another fine sea- son and Ron Murray was se- lected MVP and Scott Gruen was the Batting champion with a .393 average. VARSITY BASEBALL: Back Row, D. Wilson, R. Waddell, B. Brown, R, Frye, M. Preuss, S. Atteln, D. Haseley, J. Garvin, T. Macomber, M. Downing, J, Conley, J. Geier. Front Row, J. Schroeder, K. Burch, R. Garvin, J. Garvin, R. Ballwahn, Mr. Vitcenda. ' MJ- .. ,,,, , M., M, 3, ' ,, 'S' 9' . H -yy ' 1, J Z X - M ef' f Z1 A .V . . , .4 7. . . gggymgg ,f f., , , .. ' . ,W f ' r fr j,,jf.gw- f ' I 3 ,1-, fr3:it1. , ,:'l 3, 5'Z,?' 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They had hoped to make it 3 in a row, however, when this was denied, they were forced into the spoilers role with losses to Necedah, New Lisbon and Wonewoc. In the final confer- ence game of the season they were able to avenge an earlier defeat at the hands of Wonewoc, permitting Necedah to be the Champs. Rhonda Mueller and Heidi Coldren shared the hurling duties and a balanced hitting attack led by Seniors Karen Parrish and Gen- ise Prell, along with Kathy An- derson and Robin Michalski pro- vided a strong offense. Karen and Genise were selected MVP and Captain, respectively by their teammates. ,ffiwlmifx Meckstroth, K. Anderson, Asst Coach M Leis m 4 A, .x -, . 4. a t k 5' -' gi f.. -:Fd g. :gra s X Q I .V W 3if.S,.1fh1i? f K- '- .LW x .gi I, , . P .X X! 7' : -, ff . If 17 - w e f 1, QQ, ll, ,.xg,,g. - A iq :L Q Q it is ' 5 1 , ,A J , , Y f K in x ' 5 K vi' M .f fx 4 X L W nw X S A K wi Q X 131.1 1 ig wwf? ui Q el i him ii rx! Q3 R EY, 2 -x X H kann V 2 . 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QSM Gymnastics School Varsity JV Royall 63.79 81,51 Sparta 57.38 69.35 Melrose- A .. 57.08 MlHdOllQ.iQQY:ii ' Royall 1 1 42445 5 ' 89 Royall Brookwood Royall Baraboo Royall Westby 81.18 73.27 85.30 65.29 83.51 81.4875 89.175 McClellan 11th Place Conference 3rd Place wiswwxwiwsmiwwiswf:-. 81.864 62.013 86.23 86.73 83.05 78.12 80.55 91.325 . North Crawford Girls' Varsity 'l5i3EiL!-f5Q??2zfE2:file-'f Y 5 ' . , . ...W15f9!i?iD7 74D?US337 5 41-New' Lisbon-5 4 is Kickapoo: 7 Wlonewocy Hillsboro it it Bangor A North Crawford Necedahl i New Lisbon Reedsburg Wonewoc Hillsboro Bangor A . Necedah Richland Center Girls' J .V They 32 47 55 44 Q f .63 1'?'1f:i62 .... 3 .9 is 33 52 39 4495 .38 51 3 37 f 55 Basketball Wisconsin Dells New Lisbon Kickapoo V- Wonewoc Hillsboro Bangor 'V V, 'V Necedah NQW. .LfS56f1 'Releasburg I I' Wbnewoc 'V V . Hillsboro' Bangor 'V H . .mcedah if ' 7' ,Richland Center They 17 23 gGEL2iZfi'i?Z3f52W . iii. 242, . 3.3. WM . . 7.3 .H22 ' 23 44 18 34 51 20 37 Wrestling , ' We They New Lisbon 55 12 ' Poynette 50 15 Ithaca 30, 38 Cashton 30 32 Hillboro 32 35 Weston 29 35 North Crawford 42 26 Westfield 34 28 Necedah 52 18 Brookwood 57 3 Bangor 32 31 Varsity Baseball We They Bangor 8 7 Wonewoc 29 7 New Lisbon 14 5 Cashton 4 7 Cashton 5 2 Brookwood 8 4 Brookwood , 10 1 New Lisbon I 6 1 Hillsboro 8 0 Hillsboro 3 1 Necedah 18 0 Necedah 5 1 Bangor 8 6 Wonewoc V 26 3 Tournament , Wonewoc 19 0 New Lisbon 8 6 J .V. Baseball Hillsboro - A Cashton I Cashton 'Fomah Reedsburg 7 sYir-a1 Adams'Friendsliii5' Mauston it Tomah ' W Westby Tomah ' Portage , Sparta Girls' Softball wage Laffaiffe I Hillsboroirffiegi, it Hillsboro I I ' ' I Neciiiiah 3 s y,hNG9QdQh :L fiilvfalistdn Nay carbon Weston V 'F Wonewoc f W, ,, , ,119 ,V I 16 Boys' Track iiiteser 2 issi it 10 8 21 asi I S is 5 9 7 2 7 14 1 4 8 6 3 7 12 1 O 9 1 Weif-w,iQ,,,,I', They 1 7 1 2 6 riri I S 14 18' I L7 5 0 5 io 6 io, 13 120 5 15 1 Z I 1 171 Royall, Hillsboro, First Brookwood Royall, Tlthaca, First Seneca, LaFarge Royall, Wonewoc, First New Lisbon, Bangor Royall, Westby First Royall, Cashton, First Bangor Royall Invitational Second Walker Invitational Second Frosh. 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'ag-f K f ' N is 3 gg? f K gi, fl is gsglm -' --.,,2-:1- .41 f- ,,-- N g Li, Q M ' x x 5 K S N if - 4 f x W W f 'N N W x K x 353 'S NY Z xp 3 S S wx ' 5 x M K 3' I S 2 a ,X s 3 h Xb , A fx , f f 2 5 Q , -2 i ' z P . 5 V ., K i A --, ' X M Ms, 2 S, ' fi ,B X :- ,,, 'A LL,, A L, ig--i -- .A LK-k fx c ' 3 - .- A -' Q24 ., . , . , i ' Q' ' J f , W X i if u , K, A ,S . 55. vi N , - 4 61 wfiww Concert Band continued conscientious commitment Back Row-K. Brandau, A. Thompson, T. Ness, R. Ballwahn, R. Kozlowski, M. Austin, R. Mueller, K. Schell, D. Miller, R. Brockman, R. Ambort Benish, K. Schachtely, J. Sartori. Row 3-K. Jordan, J, Bradley, T. Olson, C. Schumann, T. Cook, M. Garvin, T. Wilson, K. Bradley, T, Schmidt: Green, T. Murray, S. Schnurr, A. Tracy, K. Jordan, K. Anderson, A. Brandau, J, Baldwin, M. Collins, B. Thompson, C. Eberhardt, J. Turnipseed Downing, D. Austin. Row 2-G. Ardnt, K. Riley, M. Lenski, D. Geier, G. Finch, C. Milne, K. Reardon, L, Schendel, L. Cleven, J. Thomas, R. Austin Ebbers, K, Sartori. Front Row-B. Sartori, J. Mahr, K. Triebs, M. Chambers, J. Miller, J. Weiland, I.. Madden. D D ,C ,M is ,,. .K Y X Q if V. 'Q iid 5 '- Mt ta , Y Y A new twist to this year's Royall Pan- ther Marching Band included Elroy, Kendall and Wilton eighth grade junior band members. These young members helped contribute to the size and sound of the Marching Band, as well as filling out certain sections that were depleting, caused by the graduation of seniors. .ze Royall's Concert Band was also in- creased in size, thanks to the 25 eager .V freshman who entered during the 82- A H 83 season. Royall band students also worked very hard on the contest mu- A sic performed at Hillsboro. They were rewarded for their efforts by receiving many firsts. Marching Band was always on the move K ., MY 65 Royall halls resound with the sound of music .E 5 MIXED CHOIR Back Row: J. Balder, S. Wick, D. Polstin, B. Vieth, L. Britzman, K. Davis, C. Hitchcock, Director, Miss Tranchita, Middle Row: M. Ebbers, R. Higgins, K. Raeck, S. Lee, D. DeWitt, T. Sebranek, L. Britzman, A. Houzner, B. Speicher, J. Beres, Front Row: K. Klendehn, D. Frye, A. Winchell, A. Preuss, C, Payton, A. Tracy, D. Geier, C. Eberhardt, K. Brand, C. Downing. Down in the vocal music department things begin happening on the first day of practice. Performing groups are Acappella, Swing, Mixed, and Royallettes, all of which have obtained an increase in members. The activities for this year's vocalists were the Pops Concert, Christmas Con- cert, and performing for the Lions and other organizations. The year's cheese and sausage money raiser was not as big a success as we hoped, but we did well. All in all the vocal department has seen a wide area of growth in numbers and experience. i DORIAN FESTIVAL: K. Brandau, M. Thorson, K Schell, B. Diderrich. SWING CHOIR Back Row: D. Green, K. Sartori, M. Collins, D. Murphy, Middle Row: B. Sartori, R. Brockman, Front Row: M. Thorson, T, Sebranek, J. Weiland, K. Burch, J. Mahr, SWING CHOIR CAMP: M' Thorson, K. Burch- K. Brandau, L. Ahlstrom. ROYALLETTES: Back Row: K. Triebs, D. Schreier, M. Thorson, S, Wick, T. Reineke, L. Britzman, T. Warmka, J, Miller, M, Collins, K. Sartori, Director, Miss Tranchita, Middle Row: K. Burch, R. Mueller, L. Madden, L. Ahlstrom, J. Mahr, B. Sartori, K. Riley, C. Zirk, D. Benish, J. Thomas, Front Row: C. Milne, L. Cleven, T. Cook, R, Ambort, M. Ebbers, J. Balder, L. Thorson, C. Eberhardt, C. Downing, J. Beres. l . sg .. 3 iss s sf iff ll ,xii - . .gy SUMMER DORIAN STUDENTS: D. Green, J. Weiland, C, Zirk, J. Mahr. ACAPPELLA: Back Row: Miss Tranchita, D. Switz, J. Warsaw, M. Collins, D. Schreier, D, Green, T. Sebranek, K. Brandau, M. Austin, B, Wilde, B. Steidl, D. Summerfield, K. Thurow, K. Triebs, Middle Row: B. Diderrich, L. Rumppe, K. Burch, L. Meza, R. Mueller, K. Schell, R. Jent, R. Brockman, M. Thorson, D, McDonald, K. Sartori, E. Goddard, T. Vitcenda, Front Row: T. Warmka, S. Pasch, A. Brandau, J. Weiland, L. Madden, D. Green, D. Murphy, P. Hoppmann, C. Zirk, D. Benish, B. Sartori, J. Mahr, L. Ahlstrom. J Q State Musicians SOLOS Front Row: B. Sartori, G. Arndt, K. Schachtely, J. Weiland, M. Cham- bers, L. Madden, T. Ness, R. Ballwahng Back Row: M. Austin, R. Austin, R. Mueller. FLUTE CHOIR M. Chambers, K. Reardon, L. Schendel, G. Finch, L. Cleven, J. Weiland, J. Miller, L. Madden. SWING CHOIR Front Row: B. Sartori, L. Madden, J. Weilandg Back Row: D. Green, J. Mahr, D. Murphy, M. Thorson, T. Sebranek, K. Sartori, K. Brandau, M. Collins, D. Sanborn. l MENS DOUBLE QUARTET Front Row: R. Brockman, K. Schell, Back Row: D. Green, D. Murphy, T. Sebranek, M. Austin, D. Sanborn, K. Brandau. PIANO ENTRIES Front Row: L. Madden, J. Wei- land, Back Row: J. Sartori, B. Sartori, M. Garvin, K. Sartori. SAX QUARTET J. Sartori, K. Schachtely, M. Collins, J. Baldwin, DRUM DUO T. Ness, R. Ballwahn. ...,..,.... . 4 M f - .i VOCAL SOLOS Sz DUETS Front Row: J. Mahr, B. Sartorig Back Row: K. Schell, K. Triebs, T. Sebranek, M. Collins, D. Murphy. On April 16, over 40 students compet- ing in 31 different musical events qualified for the State Music Contest held in Madison on May 7. To qualify for the state contest, the student must receive a starred first in his or her particular event at the district level. The district contest was held in Hills- boro this year. Mr. Ebbers and Miss Tranchita have been working with the students on their music since the beginning of the year. The students have put in many long hours of practice to make their music perfect, and it paid off. .. M khx, . 'f vi inf- '--' ' sm, W S l -Ca CLARINET CHOIR Front: B. Sartori, J. Mahr, K. Triebs, K. Riley, M. Lenski, C. Schumann, J. Bradley, T. Cook, Back: J. Arndt, T. Olson, T. Wilson, M. Garvin. Future Homemakers of America Back Row: G. Arndt, L. Schendel, D. Benish, K. Jordan, L. Ahlstrom, Row 4: L. Milne, L. Novachek, L. Gnirk, R. Smith, B. Steidl, S. Pasch, D. Summerfield, K. Parrish, Row 3: J, Warner, C. Nelson, T. Warmka, C. Nightengale, , J. Miller, K. Sartori, D. Schreier, D. Leis, D. Meseberg, Row 2: J. Koziara, A. Brooks, J. Geier, K. Thurow, P. Nightengale, T. Smith, A. Alden, R. Hamburg, Rront Row: J. Strike, D. Switz, C. Eno, S. Schnurr, C. Luiz-Gomes, M. Chambers, Advisor Miss Johnson Minneapolis Here We Come! That is what thir- ty-eight Future l-lomemakers of America said on June 2 after a full year of fund raising activities to finance the trip. Selling products from the Lincoln House Catalog was a very successful endeavor for this group. Concession sales were expanded to include track meets and girls' basketball games at home. A pizza party, bowling and Christmas carol- ing were major events for the year. A number of members continued the buddy program with neighboring Edgewood. OFFICERS: D. Summerfield, Secretary, B. Steidl, Vice President, S. Pasch, Treasurer, K. Parrish, President .kk MES'-M 1, Back Row: J. Weiland, D. Polstin, M. Garvin, Advisor Mr. Preuss, M. Thorson, J. Bauer, R. Knutson, P. Meckstroth, Front Row: E. Goddard, M. Soggiu, D. Thorson, D. Schwartz, D. Green, D. Haseley, M. Murphy, K. Hollis, M. Rumppe, J. Garvin, A. Winchell, A. Preuss, l.. Meza, C. Luiz-Gomes are 3 jf! W Q OFFICERS: M. Garvin, Treasurer, M. Murphy, Vice President, K. Hollis, President, M. Thorson, Secretary l '4 Student Council Student Council once again busied themselves with the endless chores associated with running student government. Co-sponsoring Home- coming and the school Christmas party kept them extremely busy. They also attended the Fall District Workshop in Richland Center and the Spring Business meeting in Bar- aboo to become more familiar with the working of student politics. An added innovation was the election of Class Officers and council mem- bers in the Spring rather than in the Fall which made for a smoother transition. Math Team, Usherettes, Forensics Team MATH TEAM: Back Row: P. Sorenson, A. Houzner, P. Finucan, C. Milne, D. Wilson, M. Rumppe, T. Macomber, P. VanDeHey, K. Sartori, J. Carpenter, Front Row: J. Sartori, T. Brey, L. Madden USERETTES: Back Row, S. Garfoot, H. Coldren, J. Schroeder, Front Row: T. Warmka, L. Ahlstrom, D. Summerfield, R. Kozlowski, K. Thurow Although the Forensics Team wasn't exceptionally large this year, Royall was priviliged to send one member of the team. Ann Thompson, in the cat- gory of Prose Reading, to state where she received an A. The Math Team, which appears to be growing by leaps and bounds entered contests in Platt- ville, Richland Center, LaCrosse and Madison as well as hosting a meet at Royall. The Usherettes continued to serve the school well as hostesses by passing out programs at basketball games, music and drama events. A. Thompson Received an A at state in Forensics FORENSICS TEAM: Top to Bottom: P. Sorenson, T. Brey, S. Wick, E. Flasher, G. Arndt, A. Thompson, D. Wilde, D. Pasch PUBLICATIONS CLASS: Back Row: S. Vlasak, G. Prell, T. Sebranek, S. Pasch, C. Steinhoff. Front Row: K. Sartori, P. Nightengale, P. Finucan, J. Flasher, K. Reardon, M. Lenski, J. Warsaw, Miss Schulenburg, Absent: B. Steidl, D. Summerfield, R. Austin, L. Gnirk, M. Tyler, B. Miller, D. Preuss, P. McCracken, M. Roberts sg' -2 Pub Class The most significant event for the Publications Class was a change in rooms early in the year. The larger area made it possible for students to work during study hall time. Fund rais- ing efforts were successful as the class sold photo packets, shirts, concessions, Memory Mates and old pictures. With the help of two new Smith-Corona typewrit- ers the class was able to under- take a new responsibility of a District Newsletter. A change in publishing companies for the yearbook also brought fresh life to the book. Students will be at- tending a yearbook workshop this summer to enhance the skills already learned this year. ,,.Wm,ww International Students AFS Club: Back Row: K. Sartori, D. Schreier, M. Garvin, J. Mahr, P. Meckstroth, G. Prell Row 3: T. Sebranek, P. Nightengale, J. Flasher, R. Brockman, K. Parish Row 2: J. Garvin, M. Soggiu, E. Goddard, L. Meza, C. Luiz-Gomes, D. Green, Advisor-Mrs. Erickson. Front Row: B. Sartori, J. Weiland, P. Martalock, P. VanDeHey, K. Burch, T. Warmka b' J fi few t , WW People say that the United States is the melting pot of the world. We can also say that Royall is the melt- ing pot of Juneau County. Royall was most fortunate to have six In- ternational Students. Marco Soggiu, who is from Italy stayed at the Allan Schraufnagel home. Catarina Luiz-Gomes, from Portugal stayed at the Fred Flasher residence. From Chile came Lgian Meza Who stayed at the Len Van- DeHey home. Ellen Goddard, from Barbados stayed with Floyd Prell's for nine months, and Michael Ba- sharian's for the last three months. Claudia Castro, sponsored by the Rotary, stayed with the James Meckstroth family for six months and with the Michael Basharian family the other six months. Daph- ne Haubold from West Germany stayed at the Tommy Thompson home. yu. in frzl k , g f z mib QQYHC 5 ww? QW, lL ff: i, , , ,Q V V:'FF 435 Jr7V7g'y 1 rr',7 , Vf'-' x jr , X A 5 ',,V I I R ,f, if i k',,. I 1 ,,,,,,, ,, f X A I ,, V P3 wk? LL,,,, gy Lg 2' Gqddufd Barham hfzzf x Z.-u.6nm W QW Fhmv- i 1 j fm X , W cms, Sow- , I V f,,, 9251941 f m2:9,f'f,1-Q v WLWZSM 7 .f km K Aw f ii , 'Uv ,ff - ,Q in l ... - FFA: Back Row: D. Bauer, P. Warsaw, J. Russell, D. DeWitt, D. Gnirk, J. Zirk, R. Thorson, C. Brandau, T. Sebranek, T. Schmidt, B. Thompson, Row 6: T. Madden, G. Moffit, D. Kranz, B. Meseberg, J. Turnipseed, C, Payton, A. Tracy, C, Pollock, A. Leis, S. Sorenson, J. Betthauser, K. Weber, Row 5: S. Schultz, T. Kranz, D. Thew, B. Ziese, K. Schirmer, R. Kibler, G. Urmanski, R. Pettra, B. Schnurr, G. Leis, G. Geier, Row 4: D. Budde, K. Weber, R. Hastings, S. Garfoot, W. Tracy, M. Rumppe, S. Murray, K. Witt, B. Manske, R. Thew, Row 3: B. Clark, J. Preuss, D. Madden, D. Thorson, J. Atteln, F. Benish, D. Murphy, S. Gruen, B. Henze, J. Bradley, S, Rueckheim, D. Chapman, Row 2: C. Gerke, S. Ziese, R. Brock, J. Greeno, K. Reick, B. Clapper, W. Russell, T, Murray, J. Greeno, K. Schirmer, Front Row: M. Stanek, K. Brandau, J, Schwartz, J. Bauer, Advisor Mr. Brandt, J. Kocyan, J. Geier, I.. Olson, S. Burch 'lNe'.,,,i ., ..g3v,xwQ . A ,gag E Q 1 E gifgyaf Jtuiiiuli' QSM ffiii FFA Officers: J. Geier, S. Murray, D. Kranz, B. Henze, J. Kocyan, R. Kibler, ft: G. Urmanski 1 I ,..s This year officers were: President: Randy Kibler, T First Vice President: Steve Murray Second Vice President: Brian Henze Secretary: Greg Urmanski Treasurer: Jeff Geier 'ff -Q Reporter: Dana Kranz Sentinel: Dan Sanborn Parlimentariang Jim Kgcyan Kevin Witt receives an award Mr. Weger receives an Apprecia Advisor: Mr. Brnadt tion Award W..,r..F p :gg t kg Q... , or 9' 'b 15,3 Eg. .. . iq N . 9 'Qu i n-.. - 5 i is it ' - 2 a v., , ' r .rrni l ' 5 A , g XL.. gg i an X F . V eil.. K Xa .N J . I 1 :WW N 'X xik-if x its Gary Moffitt, Home Improvement Award. Future Farmers of America . ,WW Jim Zirk receives a scholarship. Gary Moffitt, DHI-A Award. Brent Ziese, Star Chapter Farmer. Dan Bauer, Speaking Award Jim Kocyan, Swine Production. Scott Ziese, Diversified Livestock. ami- --uw ,V ,, ,HM 1. Q. Wim fi ii E'-i 5? ii 9? ri? Juniors: J. Garvin, Vice Presidentg P. Martalock, Secretary, T. Ness, President, L. Finnigan, Treasurer, Mi 7 Sophomores: D. Waterman, Treasurer, J. Mahr, Secretary, D. Green, Vice-President, L. Madden, President. Class Officers Freshmen: C. Payton, President, A. Preuss, Vice-President, A. Tracy, Secre- tary, S. Schnurr, Treasurer. At the start of the year, each class elected their four officers. The juniors, returning to Royall for their third year, apparently had the most spirit, shown by winning the Homecoming spirit trophy. The class, along with ad- visors, Mr. Strelow and Mr. Bowersox, worked hard for their big event- the Junior Prom. Sophomores, second-year stu- dents in high school, were start- ing to get in the swing of things. Mr. Dougherty and Miss Post were their advisors. Their major fund-raiser was the selling of jer- seys. Last, but not least, the freshmen first entered the halls of Royall on Friday, August 20, for an in- troduction to high school life- Freshmen Orientation. Mrs. Erickson and Mr. Preuss, the class advisors, assisted them throughout the year. After learn- ing what side of the hall to walk on, they adjusted quite well to Royall High School. Juniors Q nrggrs . i ,JS K Wh. 3 ,, . gil? if f M f gg f if f ,W ff F q A if fi 'f0'Ww ,7,, Z A4 W 4, 22 7 in A U S- ,.,,y,,,dr. - 1 1,1555 ' J ' J J A rn r ,-vfferif -K 'bf fff' ff ,-im 5 QW image A ' islzirkf 7 N ' 3 ' ililfff - 1 Albrecht, Pamela Austin, Mark Bradley, James Burch, Kelley Clapper, Brian Conley, James Alden, Annette Ballwahn, Randall Brown, Susan Carpenter, John Clark, Rebecca Conley, Mary Amerman, Cindy Benson, Mark Budde, David Chambers, Mary Coldren, Heidi COX, Craig Anderson, Kathy Atteln, Jeffrey Juniors 'is, Karin errich, Bonita vning, Mark elberg, Kelly :h, Patricia Finnigan, Lorie Frye, Randy Garfoot, Spencer Garvin, John Garvin, Julie 3 rr 1 W fi . 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FARMERS A-Hart Acres Arden and Lois Eberhardt Beverly Hills Dairy George A. and Bev Weber Boot Hill Jersey Farm Ed Kozlowski and Family Century Farms Charles and Joyce Finucan Century Farm Dick and Mary Stanek Eberhardt 8a Murray Carl and Marie Eberhardt Hugh and Donnie Murray Henze Registered Holstein Dale and Ettamae Henze Hilmaster Farm Clarence and Barbara Beres Kenary Farms Ken and Mary Cook Maple Lawn Farm Robert and Vivian Kranz Prosperous Hills Edith Warsaw and Family Ridge Farm Floyd and Betty Prell Ronstead Acres Ron and Patsy Leis Royall Jersey Farm Eugene and Louise Zirk Sebranek's Valley View Morlan and Shirley Sebranek Seymour Acres Marvin and Linda Wopat Y-Land Farm Harvey and Bonita Weiland 'SB I PATRONS As in the past a very important part of The Panther is the businesses who help to sup- port it financially. This year the support was overwhelming. One new innovation of this year's advertis- ing patrons are the highly respected farm- ers, who play a vital role in the support of the communities. From selling advertising we were able to provide a true historical record of the 1982- 83 school year. We appreciate the fine gen- erosity exhibited by members of our commu- nities. The staff sincerely thanks them for all of their support, financial and moral. PATRON CLASSIFICATION: Copper Star S1-S10 Bronze Star 511-520 Silver Star 521-S30 Gold Star 331540 Special S41 and Over Recognition Farmers Separately Professional Separately I 1 SPECIAL RECOGNITION American Legion and Auxillary Elroy Arthur Overgaard, Inc. Elroy Elroy Fire Dept. Elroy Elroy Lions Club Elroy Elroy Rotary Club Elroy Kendall Jaycees Kendall Kendall Lions Club Kendall Mule Barn Saloon Wilton Pallet Factory Kendall Royall Booster Club Elroy-Kendall-Wilton Trail House Cafe Elroy Wilton Lions Club Wilton GOLD STAR Farmers and Merchants Bank Kendall Keith's Shur-Save Kendall Schreier's Implement Norwalk Wilton Hardware Hank Wilton PROFESSIONALS Balder, Roy E., MD Bashirian, M.C., DDS Jefferson, William Schraufnagel, Allen SPECIAL RECOGNITION Balder, Roy E., MD Bank of Elroy Bashirian, M. C., DDS Benson Fruit Co. Brown Bus Service Brunner Drilling Dave's Barber Shop 'Edgewood Nursing Home EKW Schools Elite Heritage Motors Elroy Community Dairy Elroy Gamble Store Elroy Gas Co. Elroy Lumber Co. Elroy Theater 'kElroy Tribune Keystone i'Fox Drug Grande Cheese Co. fHofmeister Ins. Co. i'Jefferson, William Kimball Electronics Leatherberry Electric Nelson Auto Service Neuman Oil Co. Northwest Telephone Ridge Road Farms Roalkvam, Tilmar Royall Furnaces Sartori's IGA Steffen, Dale Strout Realty fTrail House Cafe rfTwins Beauty Shop Walkers Stainless Equip. Waterman's Auto Body Winns Jewelry Wisconsin Saving 8a Loan Zenners Furniture fDenotes Additional Contribution '63 SILVER STAR Brandau Livestock Auction Kendall Brown Bus Service Elroy Consolidated Coatings Cleveland, Ohio Dairyland Auction Service Elroy First Bank of Sparta Wilton Gavin Bros. Realty Elroy Hagen Insurance Elroy Madden Petro, lnc. Elroy Mauston Bottling, lnc. Mauston Piggly Wiggly Hillsboro BRONZE STAR Hoffman's Corner Cream., Kendall Hofmeisters Ins., Elroy Kottens IGA, Norwalk Mid Trail Diner, Wilton Pat Kranz Excavating, Elroy Schroeder Motors, Kendall Stalag 13, Kendall Steele's, Kendall Tomah Cash Store, Tomah Valley Inn, Elroy Wilton Fire Dept., Wilton Wilton IGA, Wilton Wood's Hardware, Kendall COPPER STAR Beauty Nook, Kendall Biermeier's Ins., Elroy Bob Marty Supercrost Seeds, Wilton Bob's Refrigeration, Elroy C and C Liquidators, Elroy Dog House Bar, Elroy Dolls Auto Repair, Wilton Edgewood Nursing Home, Elroy Eldon's Auto Service, Kendall Elmer's Mobile, Wilton Elroy Bakery, Elroy Elroy Women's Club, Elroy Family Affair, Wilton Fox Pharmacy, Elroy Geier's Farm Supply, Wilton Hamburg Hardware, Elroy Hike and Bike, Elroy Farmers Co-op, Hillsboro Jolly Jane Homemakers, Kendall Kaz's Bar, Elroy Kendall Lumber Co., Kendall Steinhoff Livestock Trucking, Wilton Lamont N. Bolden, Kendall Limps Grocery, Wilton Locks and Frocks, Elroy Long Branch, Wilton Midway Bar, Kendall Midway Grocery, Elroy Corner Tavern, Norwalk Novy's Telephone, Kendall Plumbing and Heating by Krause, Elroy Schwartz Implement, Wilton Shoppers Digest, Wilton South Side Lumber Co., Tomah Spring Valley, Union Center Sterba's Antiques, Elroy Ted's Tap, Kendall Tomah Office Supply, Tomah Tribune Keystone, Elroy Twins Beauty Salon, Elroy Wally's Radiator Shop, Wilton Weger Floral, Elroy Wilton Building Supply, Wilton Wilton Co-op, Wilton Wisconsin Power and Light, Tomah Zirks Bar and Grill, Kendall Z As I look back over the countless hours of plan- ning and preparation put into the 1983 Panther I know without a doubt it has been well worth it. This year could be considered a new beginning for the yearbook, which meant more work for the staff in getting used to the new ideas and changes. Some of the many changes were that Yearbook companies were switched. Color has been added to one of the more memorable events, and we have greatly enriched the advertising section. A few very important people have played a large role in the success of this book. Special recognition should be given to Fehrenbach Studios and Mr. Strelow for the photography used in this edition. Miss Schulenburg spent many hours showing me what to do and how to do it. Pat Hickey's encour- agement was certainly helpful and kept us going. Also, I would like to thank Patty Finucan, Genise Prell, and Shelly Vlasak for all their help in getting a large part of the Panther designed and put to- gether. One other group that I would really like to thank is the rest of the Panther Staff for their extraordinary dedication and perserverence in meeting our deadlines on time. We feel that we have covered Royall High School as we saw it and we hope we have been able to preserve many memories for you for the years to come. Jennifer Flasher Editor-in-Chief , .2 'J .' - M1 23' w. 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