Royall High School - Panther Yearbook (Elroy, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1984 volume:

1984 Royall High Panther School Volume 25 Elroy, Wis. —- - To assist you P through our history The school year 1983-1984 is a milestone for Royall High School. In this the twenty-fifth edition of the PANTHER, we have attempted to incorporate the past with the present and offer to you a history book as well as a yearbook. The challenge of this undertaking has been enormous but has been a valuable experience as we have discovered the sacrifices as well as the sincere dedication so many people have undertaken to make RHS the fine school it is today. Many innovations have evolved in this twenty-five year span. In the academic areas as well as vocational education we have continued to move with the times and offer unequaled choices of courses for our students to select from in an effort to prepare them for post high school education and careers. Athletically our opportunities are endless as we offer to both boys and girls occasions to participate in sports during the Fall, Winter and Spring. Girls' sports, although relatively new, has swelled to where we now offer seven varsity sports for girls as well as boys. Royall teams have a history of performing very well and finishing near the top. I ine Arts is another area in which a number of RHS students are unequivocally superior. Both the instrumental and vocal departments have experienced growth and always perform well at solo and ensemble contests as well as music festivals. 1983 saw the first school community musical which was a great success. The all-school play continues to draw many students into the area of drama. We would like to dedicate this book to all the students and faculty who have crossed the threshold of RHS and helped to develop it into the excellent school we see in 1984. Without the coordinated efforts exhibited by so many, we could have never kept pace with the times and evolved to our present day standards. There are many directions this book could have taken. We have elected to fuse the old and the new in this yearbook. After reviewing it we hope that you find the satisfaction in reading it that we have encountered in developing it and finally putting it together. RHS holds for us many memories and goodtimes. In this our twenty-fifth edition we hope you can recount your memories for many years to come. Ik A 2 SENIOR ROLL CALL CD cfi Front: K. Triebs, Secretary, W. Tracy, Treasurer. Back: J. Garvin, Vice President, J. Schroeder, President. Many classes of seniors have passed through the halls of Royall. The graduating class of 1984 marks a milestone in RHS history. Not only are they the Class of Silver Anniversary. The 1973 graduating class boast- ed 120 seniors. This years' sen- iors numbered only 81, but that didn't stop them from having a great year. Homecoming, Senior Banquet, and Senior skip-day will all leave memories to cher- ish in years to come. But none will compare with the memory of turning their tassle from left to right. Mark J. Benson 6 Heidi A. Coldern James P. Conley ✓ Mary E. Conley Karin A. Davis Mark D. Downing Lorie L. Finnigan John P. Garvin Julie A. Garvin Robert M. Garvin Cheryl J. Gerkc 9 Melissa B. Lenski Stephany K. Likely James A. Lyddy Kathleen J. Reardon Michael W. Roberts 11 12 Jimmy L. Steinmetz Donald W. Thew Peter M. Thorson Margaret M. VanDeHey Randall R. Waddell Joann S. Warner Wayne E. Tracy Kathy A. Triebs Mary A. Tyler 13 Scott D. Ziese Not pictured Randall S. Hastings Mark W. Austin Bonita L. Diderrich Barbara J. Norman 14 15 Advisors Start Advising Anderson 1975 Bailey 1982 Bohen 1975 Bowersox 1965 Brandt 1980 Calkins 1977 Campbell 1980 DeLong 1967 Dougherty 1975 Ebbers 1957 Erickson 1968 Flasher 1980 Hawes 1976 Johnson 1973 Kalodrich 1976 Kozlowski 1980 Kueppers 1961 McHenry 1973 Monty 1966 Murray 1980 Petrowitz 1963 Post 1978 Preuss 1973 Schmidt 1983 Schraufnagel 1959 Schulenburg 1977 Strelow (Mr.) 1975 Strelow (Mrs.) 1974 Sulik 1976 Tranchita 1981 Trodahl 1980 VanDeHey 1967 Vitcenda 1968 Weger 1956 I960 ADMINISTRATORS 1984 J. H. Boettcher Allen Schraufnagel E. H. Borneman Barkley Anderson H. W. Laatsch 1960 SCHOOL BOARD 1984 W. Beaver W. Brady J. Forbes C. Gerken Mrs. D. Hart H. W. Laatsch H. Leverenz H. Mueske R. Weiland B. Zenner Norman Anderson Curtis Brieske Paul Cleaver Pat Dutton Mike Dwyer Anton Houzner Rex Kiel Joe Madden James Meckstroth Administration - Administration-Administratior As the world entered the 1960's Space Age, Royall students were contemplating a move to a new structure. With the country clam- oring for an increased knowledge of science and math and in keeping with the times RHS has continued to expand these and other pro- grams throughout the years. The 1970's saw an extended interest in special education as mandated by Public Law 94:142 and Wiscon- sin Statute Chapter 115. Three quality EEN programs have been developed and specially trained staff support and supplement the instruction. Royall has always been ahead of the times. In 1977, a secondary reading program was developed two years before it became a state law. Gifted and talented instruction has been a vital concern for a num- ber of years. The SAP program is another fine example of keeping abreast of the times. The 1980's has also witnessed the emergence of the E-K-W Board of Education: Back Row: J. Meckstroth, P. Cleaver, A. Houzner, N. Computer Era. What the 1990's will Anderson, Front Row: J. Madden, C. Brieske, P. Dutton, M. Dwyer, Absent: R. Kiel. bring no one knows for sure, but it is certain RHS will keep pace and even ahead of the times. Barkley H. Anderson 1975-1984 B.S. U.M. Duluth M.A., Ed. U.W. Superior Principal Allen Schraufnagel 1959-1984 B.S. U.W. Madison M S. U.W. Madison Superintendent Deb Bailey 1982-1984 B.S.W. College of St. Catherine Student Assistance Program Coordinator Lillian Bohen 1975-1984 B.A. U.W. Eau Claire Accounting, Shorthand, General Business Usherettes W.V. Bowersox 1965-1984 B.A. U.N. Iowa Driver's Education Junior Class Advisor Faculty — Faculty — Faculty Peter Brandt 1980-1984 B.S. U.W. Platteville Vo-Ag. I, II, III, IV, Electricty Welding FFA Advisor, Freshman Basketball Coach Kirk Calkins 1977-1984 B.S. U.W. Madison Consumers Math, Geometry, Algebra II, General Math Cross-Country Coach, Boys Track Assistant Coach, Volleyball Ticket Sales, Math Team Coach Mark H. Campbell 1980-1984 A. A. Rochester Community College B. S. U.W. Stout Woods I, II, III, Small Engines, Metal Working Basketball Ticket Sales 18 Daniel R. Delong 1967-1984 B.S. U.W. Madison Physical Education, Health Football Coach, Wrestling Coach Jerrold Dougherty 1975-1984 B.S. U.W. La Crosse Biology, Advanced Biology Sophomore Class Advisor, Football Statistics, Girls Basketball, Ticket Sales Robert J. Ebbers 1957-1984 B.S. U.W. Milwaukee M.S. U.W. Stevens Point Instrumental Music Faculty — Faculty — Faculty Mrs. Joyce Erickson 1968-1984 M.S. U.W. LaCrosse M.L.S. U.W. Madison Librarian Volleyball Coach, Track Coach, Freshman Advisor, A.F.S. Advisor Fred Flasher 1980-1984 B.A. Parsons College M.S. ED. Track, Athletic Director Rodger Hawes 1976-1984 B.S. U.W. LaCrosse M.S. U.W. LaCrosse Algebra, Advanced Algebra, Trigomometry-Calculus, Computer Math Football Scoreboard, Math Teams 19 Mary Johnson 1973-1984 B.S. U.W. Stevens Point Comprehensive Home Economics, Home Economic Survey, Sewing I II, Family Living, Child Development, Housing, Interiors FHA Advisor, Banquet Serve Supervisor Roger Kalodrich 1976-1984 B.S. U.W. LaCrosse English 12, English 9 Softball Coach, Football Announcer John M. Kueppers 1961-1984 B.A. St. Thomas College Spanish I . II, English 11 Scorekeeper-Girls Basketball Assistant Forensics Director Faculty — Faculty — Faculty Dave McHenry 1973-1984 B.S. U.W. LaCrosse English 9, English 10 Basketball Ticket Sales, Forensics Director John C. Monty 1966-1984 B.S. U.W. Stevens Point M S. U.W. Platteville United States History, World History, Consumer Economics 12 Girls Basketball Coach, Senior Class Advisor, Bus Chaperone-Football Games Yvonne E. Murray 1980-1984 B.S. U.W. Stout Foods I II, Junior High Home Economics E-K-W 20 Mrs. Marjorie Petrowitz 1963-1984 B E. U.W. Whitewater Typing I, Advanced Typing, Office Procedures, Model Office Occupations Program Barbara Post 1978-1984 B.S. U.W. LaCrosse General Chemistry, Advanced Chemistry Physics Sophomore Class Advisor, Cheerleader Advisor Robert E. Gene” Preuss 1973-1984 B.S. U.W. LaCrosse M.S. U.W. LaCrosse Learning Disabilities Freshman Advisor, Student Council Advisor, Varsity Basketball Timer Faculty — Faculty — Faculty Sandra L. Schulenburg 1977-1984 B.S. U.W. Platteville M.E.P.D U.W. Platteville Journalism, Reading, Reading Specialist Senior Class Advisor, Asst. Gymnastics Coach, Wrestling Scorer, Yearbook- Newspaper-Photography Advisor James E. Strelow 1975-1984 B.S. Winona State University Building Construction, Building Design Drafting I . II, Auto Mechanics Junior Class Advisor, Concessions, Wrestling timer Verona Strelow 1974-1984 B.S. Winona State University Health, Physical Education Gymnastics 21 Jack Sulik 1977-1984 B.S.E. U.W. Whitewater Special Education Football Coach Julie A. Tranchita 1981-1984 B.M. Viterbo College LaCrosse Mixed Choir, Acapella Choir, Voice Lessons Swing Choir, Royallettes Dane C. Trodahl 1980-1984 B.S. U.W. Madison Art I II Volleyball Ticket Sales Faculty — Faculty — Faculty Len VanDeHey 1967-1984 U.W. Eau Claire Modern Problems I . II, U.S. in the World Today, World History Golf, Basketball Announcer Joe Vitcenda 1968-1984 B.S. U.W. Superior Earth Science, World Geography, Pre- Algebra Baseball Coach, Letter Club, Football Coach John F. Weger 1956-1984 M S. U.W. Platteville B.S. U.W. Platteville Guidance Counselor 22 1960 Class Officers Juniors President - Bonita Dwyer Vice President - Beverly Pipkorn Secretary - Sharyn Northcott Treasurer - Shirley Gronley Reporter - Candice Hart Student Council Joan Collins Bonita Dwyer - Treasurer Candice Hart Martha Nelson Richard Oelke Sophomores President - Susan Dwyer Treasurer - Charlene Kranz Dennis Spencer Student Council Susan Dwyer Marjorie Nelson Helen Schulz Freshman President - Kathleen Nelson Vice President - James Garvin Secretary - Judy Radi Student Council K. Dunlap D. Singletary FRESHMAN: E. Schmidt, M. Kranz, C. Houzner, K. Thomp- son. The Junior Class of 1983-1984 took control of the concession stand to earn money for their Prom. Their officers include: Jean Mahr, President; Darren Green Vice-President; Jeff West, Trea- surer; and Jane Sartori, Secretary. The Sophomores sold Panther hooded sweatshirts as their fundraiser and captured the Spirit Trophy during Homecoming week to cap off an excit- ing year. Their officers were: Dan Bauer, President; Amy Preuss, Vice- President; Missy Ebbers, Treasurer; and Jeanne Balder, Secretary. The incoming Freshman had the chal- lenge of building their treasury wait- ing for them when they arrived at RHS. Class dues and the annual cake raffle were their major money raisers. Their officers for their first year were: Kris Thompson, President; Michelle Kranz, Vice-President; Eric Schmidt, Treasurer, and Carole Houzner, Secre- tary. JUNIORS. J. West, J. Mahr, D. Green, J. Sartori. ■ Class Officers Since the beginning of Royall a select few have been chosen as class officers. President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, and Reporter were the po- sitions held for each 1959-1960 class and each played a significant role in helping to decide future fundraisers and organize the Prom and Home- coming activities. 25 Juniors Lori Ahlstrom Gordon Alderman John Baldwin Tabitha Becker Jeann Beier Deborah Benish Francis Benish Jon Betthauser Kimberly Brand Ann Brandau Denice Bray Tracy Brey Ronald Brockman Amy Brooks Brenda Brown Kimberley Brown Paul Bruha Matthew Bunk Steffen Burch Mary Collins Juniors Richard Downing Cathy Eno Erin Flasher Shelly Garfoot Jana Geier Gloria Gibney Darren Green Joel Greeno Scott Gruen Rhonda Hamburg Felicia Johnson Kelly Jordan Cynthia Kibler Judy Koziara Rene Kozlowski Eunice Krause Scott Lawry Debra Leis Laureen Madden Jean Mahr 27 Juniors Michelle Martin Patricia Meckstroth Jody Miller David Murphy Ronnie Murray Cathy Nightengale Louis Olson Debra Pasch Dawn Pearsall Trudi Reineke Kevin Rieck Phillip Roberts Robin Rueckheim Lisa Rumppe Walter Russell Barbara Sartori Jane Sartori Matthew Schachtely Toni Smith James Sorenson Juniors Patricia Sorenson Steve Sorenson Kay Splittgerber Dennis Squires Michael Stanek Jean Strike Jerry Strike Dawn Switz Ann Thompson Daniel Thorson Kimberlee Thurow Robyn Urmanski Tammie Vitcenda Tuesday Warmka Doug Waterman Jenny Weiland Jeffrey West Dee-Ann Wilde Brent Ziese Cindy Zirk Sophomores Kathy Davis Carla Downing Melissa Ebbers Cathy Eberhardt Timothy Ewing Gary Albrecht Wendy Alderman Renee Ambort David Arndt Gina Arndt David Austin Jeanne Balder Daniel Bauer Jeanne Beres Jennifer Bradley Kathleen Bradley Kathleen Brand Chad Brandau Steven Brieske Larry Britzman Leann Britzman Roy Brock Tammy Bruha Laura Cleven Tammy Cook w Sophomores Gina Finch Laura Flasher Deanna Fowler Denise Frye James Gauden III Douglas Geier Gregg Geier Darin Gnirk Thomas Gosselin Jared Greeno Richarda Higgins Carrie Hitchcock Amber Houzner Karoline Kledhn Chris Knapp Donna Kranz Aletta Lawrence Scott Lee Amy Littlegeorge Leroy McCracken James McDermott Vicki Meltesen William Meseberg David Miller Carole Milne Sophomores Kandi Misleveck Richard Murphy Chad Payton Annette Perz Curt Pollock Diana Polstin Amy Preuss Scott Preuss Kerry Raeck Kimberly Rains Susan Reyer Katherine Riley Joseph Russell Scott Sackatook Kim Schachtely Laura Schendel Kelley Schirmer Todd Schmidt Sue Schnurr Bruce Schroeder Daniel Schultz Kristen Schultz Donald Schwartz Tom Sebranek Peter Solchenberger Photograph not available Sophomores Brenda Speicher Donald Steinmetz Julie Taskonis Robin Thew Jessica Thomas Benjamin Thompson Ronald Thorson Andy Tracy Jeffrey Turnipseed Tracy Urmanski Michael Vierck Brenda Vieth Scott Vieth Roseann Warner Peter Warsaw Kraig Weber Stephanie Wick Denise Wilde Leilanie Wilson Tammy Wilson Angela Winchell Kenneth Witt Jason Wolford James Zirk not (LihuUiOI : Freshman Kirk Ahlstrom Tisha Alden Perry Anderson Necol Becker Shaunita Belisle Dennis Benish Kenneth Board Deana Brabant Angela Brown Barbara Brown Ronald Brunner Catherine Bunk Joseph Carpenter Scott Chase Lori Cox Jane Finucan Kathleen Garvin Laurie Gruen Mark Gruen Michelle Haney Freshman Jacqueline Harazmus Kellie Harer Lisa Henze Stefanie Higgins Kris Hill Carol Houzner Heather Johnson Kristi Jordan Tammy Knapp Julie Koca Robert Kortbein Amy Krahenbuhl Michelle Kranz Lisa Leis Mitchell Lenski Robert Marshall John Mcllquham Dianne Murphy Jeff Ott Freshman Tina Paiker Mil lieal Park Hdibdid Pabih Frederick Pabch Lisa Pollock tynk Pollock Mdilhew Preubb Oavid Rieck Troy Reineke Paniik Riley Shante Robert Carol Rubbell Jaiune Si hachtely Fiic Schmidt Lariy Schotten Scott Schulti Ralph Solchenberger Scott Sorenson Peony Speii Patuck Staoek Freshman Amy Steinke Richard Stone Donnie Thompson Kristin Thompson Louis Thompson Paul Thorson Ann Tracy Reva Tracy Audrey Triebs Tina Triebs Paula Turnipseed Bruce Vieth Sheryl Voss Ronald Waddell Dayna Webster Randall Weiland Angela Wolf Michael Wolf Julia Wolfgram Cheryl Woodworth 37 Musical Notes A Mr. Robert Ebbers had been the band instructor ever since Royall began. We have had several choir advisors: Eleanor Wood- ruff, Mr. Moll, Mrs. Peterson, Miss Ruh, Ms. Kathi Luehmann, Linda Papp, Celestine Fojtik, and Julie Tranchita. Mrs. Woodruff was here the longest. J In the 1959-60 school year we only had Mixed Cho- rus and Girls Chorus. In the 1964-65 school year, there was a Boys' Quar- tet and a Senior Girls Quartet. In 1966 the Royalltones were started and were a musical division until 1973. We had a dance band in 1967. The Royallettes were started in 1967 and are still a part of our music program. In 1969 Acappella Choir was started and we had what was called Junior Varsity Choir. Swing Choir was started in 1971. Pep Band was formed in the 1973-74 school year. MARCHING BAND Front Row: A. Thompson, B. Sartori, J. Garvin, J. Sartori; Row 2: K. Bunk, R. Kozlowski, N. Lannes, N. Voss, P. Speiss, K. Jordan, S. Roberts; Row 3: D. Hill, A. Tracy, T. Cook, T. Schreier, C. Wilson, J. VonRuden, A. Wolf, J. Benish, G. Arndt, K. Riley, L. Madden, J. Weiland, M. Wildes, K. Jordan, S. Voss, J. Mahr, M. Chambers, L. Wagner, M. Kratky; Row 4: M. Cook, J. Finucan, K. Schachtely, R. Ambort, D. Benish, M. Ebbers, D. Miller, R. Brockman, J. Baldwin, D. Geier, K. Triebs, K. Thompson, T. Wilson, K.. Thompson, B. Ebbers, P. Anderson, R. Ballwahn; Row 5: T. Sebranek, T. Reineke, E. Schmidt, S. Schnurr, A. Tracy, T. Schmidt, T. Murray, C. Downing, K. Schell, M. Austin, D. Austin, B. Thompson, J. Thomas, K. Bradley, S. Vieth, K. Anderson, A. Brandau, J. Harazmus; Back Row: J. Bradley, J. Schachtely, H. Chapman, L. Miller, A. Steinke, G. Finch, C. Milne, L. Cleven, C. Eberhardt, J. Miller, L. Schendel, C. Eno, J. Wolfgram, K. Reardon, D. Murphy. Band The band started out with only 45 students with Mr. Ebbers the only band director. The band has grown over the years due to the hiring of other teachers to teach in the grade schools. Over the past 25 years, there have been three major band trips; Can- ada in 1974, Florida in 1977, and New York in 1981. In 1978, new marching band uni- forms along with new concert band uniforms were purchased for the first time since Royall High School began. PEP BAND Back Row: K. Anderson, T. Wilson, J. Mahr, R. Ambort, T. Cook, K. Schachtely, S. Voss, K. Bunk; Row 3: Mr. Ebbers, K. Schell, J. Baldwin, D. Geier, M. Austin, C. Downing, D. Austin, D. Benish, J. Weiland; Row 2: C. Eno, Secretary, T. Murray, R. Brockman, R. Ballwahn, T. Ness, G. Arndt, J. Thomas, M. Collins; Front Row: K. Thompson, A. Brandau, S. Schnurr, K. Bradley, K. Riley, A. Tracy, L. Madden. BRASS Back Row: J. Thomas, K. Schell, M. Austin, D. Austin, C. Downing; Row 2: A. Tracy, T. Schmidt, E. Schmidt, T. Reineke, J. Harazmus, J. Wolfgram, S. Vieth; Front Row: A. Brandau, K. Anderson, T. Murray, S. Schnurr, K. Bradley. WOODWINDS Back Row: J. Baldwin, M. Collins, J. Sartori, K. Schachtely, D. Benish, R. Brockman, J. Finucan, R. Ambort, K. Thompson, D. Miller; Row 2: B. Sartori, J. Mahr, G. Arndt, D. Geier, K. Riley, K. Triebs, J. Bradley, T. Cook, S. Voss, A. Wolf, A. Tracy, T. Wilson, G. Finch, D. Murphy, M. Ebbers; Front Row: L. Madden, J. Weiland, M. Chambers, J. Miller, L. Schendel, C. Milne, J. Schachtely, L. eleven, K. Reardon, A. Steinke PERCUSSION Back Row: T. Ness, K. Jordan, L. Schotten, R. Kozlowski, R. Ball wahn; Front Row: S. Roberts, P. Speiss, K. Bunk. JAZZ Back Row: R. Ballwahn, T. Ness, S. Vieth, K. Bradley, A. Tracy, S. Schnurr, T Murray, K. Anderson, A. Brandau, L. Madden; Row 2: K. Schell, C. Downing, D. Austin, M. Austin, J. Weiland; Front Row: J. Baldwin, M. Collins, D. Benish, R. Brockman, K. Schachtely, J. Sartori. 41 Vocal Music Choir at Royall, 25 years ago, con- sisted of a mixed and a girls choir. In 1960, two new vocal groups were added, Royallettes, an all girls group, and Royalltones, which ap- plies to all boys. In the 70's, mixed choir became an all Freshman choir and the remaining students made up the Accapella Choir. Another new group added was the Swing Choir, a very talented group of stu- dents. They provide interesting en- tertainment by singing and danc- ing. The first community musical, Oklahoma , was presented to the public in 1983. It was directed by Julie Tranchita. ACAPPELLA CHOIR Back Row: T. Warmka, J. Koziara, C. Zirk, S. Wick, M. Collins, D. Switz, M. Austin, D. Green, L. Britzman, D. Bray, T. Reineke, K. Davis, K. Thurow; Row 2: L. eleven, B. Diderrich, J. Balder, B. Vieth, D. Polstin, M. Ebbers.J. Baldwin, T. Sebranek, D. Murphy, C. Hitchcock, K.. Kledehn, L. Rumppe; Front Row: A. Preuss, B. Sartori, J. Weiland, L. Britzman, K. Schell, T. Sebranek, A. Tracy, J. Mahr, J. Beres, C. Downing, K. Schachtely, Miss Tranchita. 42 MIXED CHOIR Back Row T Triebs. K. Garvin, D Murphy. S. Roberts. L Pollock, A Brown, P. Turnipseed; Row 2: K. Thompson, A. Steinke, J. Wolfgram, R Brunner, T Reineke, B. Brown. C. Houzner, Miss Tranchita; Front Row: C. Woodworth, M. Haney. S. Voss, A. Triebs, J. Schachtely, K Bunk, J. Finucan. MADRIGAL Back Row: C. Zirk, D. Switz, D. Murphy, T. Sebranek, L. Britzman, B. Sartori; Row 2: L. Cleven, J. Weiland, D. Green, K. Schell. K. Davis; Front Row: K. Schachtely, J. Mahr. ROVALLTONES Back Row: J. Baldwin, M. Austin, D. Murphy; Row 2: D. Green, T. Sebranek, T. Sebranek; Front Row: A. Tracy, K. Schell, L. Britzman. 45 Madrigal: C. Zirk, K. Davis, D. Green, D. Murphy, D. Switz, K. Schell, J. Mahr, T. Sebranek, B. Sartori, J. Weiland, L. Britzman, K. Schachtely. r 1 □□ J Flute Choir: J. Weiland, J. Miller, L. Schendel, C. Milne, A. Stcineke, J. Sehachtcly, M. Chambers. Missing: L Madden, L. Cleven, K. Reardon. Clarinet Choir: Front Row: B. Sartori. K. Riley. K. Tricbs, S. Voss, J. Mahr, T. Cook, J. Bradley, C. Arndt. Back Row: A. Wolf, D. Ceicr, T. Wilson, A. Tracy. Woodwind Quintet: L. Schendel, M. Ebbers, J. Thomas, G. Finch, G. Arndt. Percussion: S. Roberts, K. Jordan, R. Ballwahn, L. Schotten, T. Ness, R. Kozlowski, P. Speiss, K. Bunk. a Happy Happenings Musical P P 1970 - The Sound Of Music 1972 - Paint Vour Wagon 1973 - My Fair Lady Play e n i 1961 - The Little Dog Laughed 1963 - Readin' Ritin' And 'Rithmetic 1964 - How Green Was Her Boyfriend 1965 - Feudin' Fightin' and Fussin' 1980 - The Jury Room 1981 - Soapy Murder Mystery 1982 - Curtain Going Up 1983 - Come Out of the Closet 1984 - Up the Down Staircase Prom 1967 - Blue Hawaii 1970 - Scarborough Fair 1971 - Windmill Of Vour Mind 1972 - Love Story 1974 - Pieces Of April 1975 - Sunshine On My Shoulders 1976 - Mandy 1977 - Dream Weaver 1978 - Stairway To Heaven 1979 - Lady 1980 - Longer 1981 - An Evening in Paris 1982 - Stairway To The Stars 1983 - Just You and I Homecoming 1983 It might be you Homecoming Court BACK ROW: R. Garvin, S. Brown, J. Garvin, J. Preuss; FRONT ROW: J. Garvin, P. Martalock, King M, Benson, Queen J. Preuss, Crown bearers J. Board and S. Steinbrink, J. Schroeder, W. Tracy. King Mark crowns Queen Jane Homecoming itself is one of the more tradi- tional and memorable events throughout the year. Homecoming 1959 consisted of four cou- ples and the king and queen. The first king and queen were Fred Brown and Pat Martin. The bonfire was held on Saturday night while the football game was played on that after- noon as there weren't any lights. Through the years things refashioned a bit. One of those items which changed was the bonfire moved to a Friday night and the parade and skits were then on Thursday. The number of couples is something else that was modified as it was at one time up to as many as eight couples. In 1975 the cheerleaders initiated a spirit week with a dress down day, braid day, school color, and even mismatch day. 1983 was another mo- mentous occasion for Homecoming. Excite- ment was revitalized with the introduction of spirit contests, pie eating contests, and other class competitions. Shutting out Cashton was certainly a meaningful way of celebrating the event. Queen Jane crowns King Mark The Junior Prom has been a tradition since the beginning of Royall High School. The first queen was LaRene Snorek and the first king was Richard Preuss. Five couples made up the court, and the queen from the year before returned to place her crown on the present Royalty. Attire for prom has always been formal. In the early 1960 s the queen would be dressed in a long gown and the other girls would wear formal, but short dresses. The number of couples on court has remained at a stationary nine since 1976. Bands have always been a part of the ele- gance of prom. Because of the cost and the quality of the bands, the juniors of 1983 brought in the first disc jokey. In 1981 the Booster Club and the Parent Advisory Com- mittee joined to add to prom a post-prom party lasting from the end of the dance until dawn. The Royalty of 1984, Darren Green, King and Kay Splittgerber, Queen, danced to the theme Against All Odds among a gym adorned with rose, pink, and gray. Junior Prom PROM COURT: R. Murray, A. Brooks, D. Thorson, J. Mahr, S. Gruen, A. Thompson, D. Murphy, B. Sartori, King D. Green, Queen K. Splittgerber, C. Biermier, J. Thompson, J. Geier, S. Lawry, J. Sartori, M. Bunk, P. Meckstroth, J. West, M. Martin, D. Waterman SI T Up The Down Staircase Continuing the fine tradition of past dramas at Royall, this year's All-School-Play was no exception. Up The Down Staircase , directed by Mr. Schultz was a celebrated suc- cess on November 11-12. The use of a split stage created the real scenes as well as flash- backs and made for an inter- esting performance. Peggy VanDeHey performed in her final role after having been part of every drama her four years at Royall. Many new ac- tors and actresses made their debut in this play. With the interest shown by the under- classmen, Royall should con- tinue with award winning performances in the future. ill 5 Graduation Graduation for the class of 1984 was frantic to say the the least. Events began on Tuesday May 22, with the annual senior banquet where many awards were present- ed. Tommy G. Thompson, Minor- ity Leader of the State Assembly was the commencement speaker for the 79 member class. Ever Since the World Begun was sung by a chorus of fifteen members of the class, accompanied by Julie Garvin. Shades of purple adorned the gym and the class voted the yellow rose as their class flower. Peggy VanDe- Hey, Dave Haseley, and Todd Se- branek received major awards at graduation. Advancing Athletics Baseball Junior Varsity - 1967 Varsity - 1960 Basketball (Boys) Freshman - 1965 Junior Varsity - 1971 Varsity - 1959 Basketball (Girls) - 1972 Cheerleading Basketball - 1959 Football - 1963 Wrestling - 1969 Cross Country Boys - 1967 Girls - 1980 Football Freshman - 1968 Junior Varsity - 1964 Varsity - 1959 Golf - 1965 Gymnastics - 1973 Softball - 1973 Track Boys - 1960 Girls - 1973 Volleyball Junior Varsity - 1974 Varsity - 1972 Wrestling Junior Varsity - 1968 Varsity - 1964 First Team All-Conference: W. Tracy, R. Garvin Co-Captains: J. Garvin, M. Benson Varsity Football Football teams at Royall have under- gone only a few changes since its beginning in 1959. Many different coaches have come and gone, and un- til 1964 there was only one team. The first Royall teams of 1959 and 1960 were All-Conference Champions. This title was regained in 1965 and 1966. 1969 was a big year for Royall in football as the varsity team was ranked 3 in the A.P. Grid Poll, and 41 in the state. Royall has changed conferences many times, and our last conference title was in 1972. The hi- lights of our '83 season were when we shut out Cashton, and our tough game against Hillsboro. The football season was very rewarding for Coach Sulik and Coach DeLong. They felt that this year's squad was very dedi- cated. A new addition to our coaching staff was Tom Hodgson. Varsity Football Back Row: R. Brock, S. Gruen, R. Brockman, J. Sorenson, Manager. Row 6: D. Austin, S. Lee, C. Payton, M. Austin, S. Lawry, M Bunk. Row 5: S. Vieth, S. Burch, D. Schultz, R. Waddell, R. Thorson, C. Pollock. Row 4: S. Preuss, A. Tracy, W. Russell, J. Turnipseed, B. Meseberg, J. McDermott. Row 3: D. Thorson, D. Miller, T. Sebranek, S. Ziese, J. Strike, T. Schmidt. Row 2: K. Rieck, M. Stanek. M. Downing, D. Waterman, R. Garvin, J. Conley. Front Row: B. Wilde, P. Thorson, W. Tracy, J. Preuss. M Benson, J. Garvin. 57 TV Football % FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Back Row: L. Schotten, M. Preuss. Row 4: R. Brunner, P. Thorson, K. Ahlstrom, S. Sorenson. Row 3: R. Weiland, M. Parks, R. Kortbein, Coach Vitcenda, D. Benish, E. Schmidt, M. Lenski. Row 2: P. Riley, J. Ott. R. Waddell, T. Reineke, S. Chase. Front Row: P. Stanek, B Marshall, B. Vieth. GIRLS' AND BOYS' CROSS COUNTRY Back Row: T. Smith, J. West; Row 5: K. Jordan, Coach Mr. Calkins, J. Baldwin; Row 4: G. Arndt, B. Ziese; Row 3: T. Brey, D. Murphy, R. Murray; Row 2: P. Sorenson, P. Warsaw, F. Pasch; Front Row: S. Roberts, L. Pollock. Cross Country Boys' Cross Country came to Royall in 1968. Mr. Rigney was the first C.C. coach. During the two years he coached C.C., the teams were conference champs. Mr. Stegeman came in 1970. During this time, Royall hosted the largest C.C. meet. Mr. Vitcenda took over in 1976. The pre- sent coach is Mr. Cal- kins. Jim Crow went to state in 1979. Girls' Cross Country was ad- ded in 1981. This year Patty Sorenson and Pete Warsaw were named MVP's. 61 Volleyball Girls' volleyball originated during the 1972-1973 school year. Mrs. Erickson has been the coach for the varsity volleyball team since it was first formed. Over the years there have been only two changes in the coaching staff. In 1980, the team advanced to Regionals. and then in 1 82, the team did a tremendous job and ad- vanced to the semi-finals at Sectionals. The 1983 season was completed with a 4- 10 record. The biggest innovation for volleyball in 1983 was the addition of a JV Coach. The JV team finished the sea- son with only two losses. The addition of a second coach allowed Mrs. Erickson to spend more time with her Varsity squad. It is felt this is a great improvement for both squads. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Back Row: D. Leis, B. Diderrich; Row 5: H. Coldren, L. Ahlstrom, P Martalock, K. Anderson; Row 4: J. Koziara. P. Meckstroth; Row 3: J. Weiland, P. VanDeHey; Row 2: J Thomas, J. Strike; Front Row: Coach Mrs. Erickson, D. Wilde, Manager. 62 JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Front Row: K Bunk. T. Cook. A Krahenbuhl, P. Speiss. Row 2: K Garvin. C. Eberhardt, K. Thompson. D. Murphy, K. Bradley, B. Brown. Row 3: R. Ambort, A. Winchell, A. Houzner, B. Vieth, S. Wick. D. Fowler, K. Riley. C. Houzner; Row 4: Mr. Daines, Coach. 4 63 Scoreboard Varsity Volleyball LaFarge lost Necedah won Cashton won Mauston lost Hillsboro won Wonewoe lost Bangor lost New Lisbon lost Necedah lost Cashton won Hillsboro lost Wonewoe lost Bangor lost New Lisbon lost Adams Friendship won Mauston lost Boys7 Cross Country PLACE TEAMS Richland Center 8 9 Black River Falls 9 11 Westby 9 12 Nekoosa 8 9 Brook wood 8 Onalaska 7 8 Reedsburg 9 11 Mauston 2 3 Black River Falls 16 18 Royall Invitational 4 5 Varsity Football Viroqua WE 6 THEY 21 New Lisbon 12 0 Wonewoe 27 6 DeSoto 14 29 Necedah 40 22 Cashton 19 0 Hillsboro 6 28 Bangor 20 0 JV Football Wonewoe WE THEY New Lisbon 30 6 Cashton 26 14 Bangor 0 28 New Lisbon 12 14 Wonewoe 26 0 Richland Center 35 6 6 7 Freshman Football THEY Mauston JV Volleyball LaFarge lost Necedah won Cashton won Mauston won Hillsboro won Wonewoe won Bangor lost New Lisbon won Necedah won Cashton won Hillsboro won Wonewoe lost Bangor won New Lisbon lost Girls7 Cross Country PLACE TEAMS Richland Center 6 6 Black River Falls 6 9 Westby 7 7 Brook wood 3 5 Onalaska 6 8 Reedsburg 6 8 Mauston 3 3 Black River Falls 11 16 Royall Invitational 4 4 65 Gymnastics Gymnastic was introduced to Royall in 1973. 1984 was the first time in the history of Royall. where we sent two gymnasts to the state meet. The Gymnastics team was the only sport to have state participation in the last three years This was also the first year in which the gymnasts got full use of the gym in the morning practices. 2k A Though we only had four fresh- men on the team, all of these girls competed in the all-around posi- tion on the JV Team. The Varsity team fared very well, placing more gymnasts at the conference meet than ever before. Bonni Di- derrich was named Varsity MVP and Jessica Thomas was named JV MVP, while Jane Preuss was elected Captain. 66 Gymnastics Back Row: B. Preuss, B. Diderrich, R. Kozlowski; Row 4: J. Mahr, P. Speiss, K. Bunk, K. Thompson, M. Kranz; Row 3: J. Preuss, D. Kranz, J. Beres, R. Ambort, J. Bradley, R. Urmanski, Managers A. Brown and T. Wilson; Row 2: E. Flasher, J. Strike, M. Tyler, D. Pasch, T. Bruha. Front Row: Assistant Coach T. Diderrich, Coach Strelow, K. Brown, C. Milne, J. Thomas, Coach Schulen- burg. 67 68 ARSITY Back Row: R Michalski. S. Schnurr. D. Fowler. J. Wei land. L. Madden, S. Wick, Coach J. Monty. P YanDeHey, A. Schaefer. T. Olson. P Martalock. P. Meckstroth. C. Kibler. Front Row: D. Wilde. L. Cleven, A. Triebs. Girls' Basketball has grown by leaps and bounds from its struggling 1972 beginnings. During the 1983-84 season, enough interest was shown to war- rant a freshman schedule. Without a doubt, the girls' basketball teams have had more coaches than any oth- er program — as a total of five people have been at the helm. During the 1977 sea- son the girls advanced to the sub-regionals which was their best showing in recent years. In 1977 the girls were awarded a seper- ate spectator and student bus to attend the big game and even had a pep assem- bly. Every year a record number of girls try-out for the squad which indicates JV BASKETBALL: Back Row: K. Riley, A. Houzner, L. Pollock, L. Schendel, G. Arndt, L. Britzman, D the high enthusiasm and Murphy, J. Harazmus, B. Veith, C. Houzner. Front Row: B. Brown, S. Voss, M. Haney, N. Becker, J. interest in girls' basketball. Finucan. K. Schachtely, A. Winchell. Wrestling 1984 was no exception to the talent- ed grappler squad as they sent Wayne Tracy to sectionals where he placed third. Championships have been com- mon since wrestling was begun by Royall's only head coach Mr. De- long in 1965. Tom Masters and Jim Grant were the first entrants at state in 1968. 1983 was our most prosperous year with four confer- ence champs and four sectional qualifiers. Mr. Baisden replaced Mr. Flasher as the coach of the JV team this year. The wrestling squad has done very well in the past seasons, and will continue to do well in the seasons of the future. Varsity Wrestling Back Row: Coach Delong, W. Tracy, M. Benson, D. Green, M. Austin, S. Gruen, D. Green, B. Ziese, Manager K. Rieck. Front Row: P. Warsaw, D. Steinmetz, D. Schultz, A. Tracy, J. Steinmetz, M. Parks, R. Stone. 70 71 Cheerleaders With the advent of girls' athletics, cheerleading has undergone some changes. When the fall of 1959 be- gan there was only one squad for basketball and this was the entire cheerleading team. As things began to progress tryouts were held for football and later wrestling. In the years 1965-176 cheerleading en- joyed the greatest popularity. Pres- ently there are five squads; one for football, and two for both wrestling and basketball. The cheerleaders are a self-sufficient organization who not only cheer at all the games but also continue to earn their own money to finance uniforms and ac- cessories. FOOTBALL Back Row: T. Olson, C. Milne: Front Row: K. Splittgerber, J. Preuss. S Brown WRESTLING Left to right: T. Warmka. J. Koziara. L. Ahlstrom 72 Varsity Basketball Boys basketball has always been a strong, highly attended sport. Both varsity and JV teams have been present since I960, however, the freshman squad was not started until 1966. Many conference titles have been gained throughout the last 25 years of RHS. 1967, 68, 70, 71, 80, 81, 82, and 83 all brought number one conference standings. Mr. Splittgerber has been the varsi- ty coach since 1965, and has ob- tained 15 winning seasons. Recent- ly in the 1981-82 season Royall had its first real hopes, since 1968, of going to state when we were not only number one in the conference, but also Regional Champs. The JV team has also had much success under the guidance of Mr. Monty and new coach Mr. Fromader. 74 FRESHMAN Back Row: B. Vieth, S. Chase, D. Thompson, K. Ahlstrom, C. Fitzsim- mons, S. Sorenson, P. Stanek, L. Schotten. P. Riley. Front Row: K. Board, E. Schmidt, D. Benish, R. Waddell, M. Lenski, T. Reineke, P. Thorson, J. Ott, Coach Mr. Brandt. 76 Wrestling: Dan Green. Team Cap- tain. Most Pins; Wayne Tracy. Most Valuable. Girls Basketball: Cindy Kibler, Honorable Mention; Robin Michalski, Most Valuable; Peggy VanDeHey. Team Captain. 78 Boys Varsity Basketball WE THEY Weston 54 57 Wonewoc 73 39 Black River Falls 62 55 Cashton 65 49 Onalaska Luther 63 43 Brookwood 70 57 New Lisbon 86 53 North Crawford 46 55 Necedah 73 52 Hillsboro 84 59 Bangor 75 36 Wonewoc 74 45 Cashton 81 64 Brookwood 68 54 New Lisbon 73 44 Necedah 68 64 Hillsboro 3 51 Bangor 74 42 Westby 49 67 Boys JV Basketball WE THEY Weston 37 11 Wonewoc 40 20 Black River Falls 51 41 Cashton 51 30 Onalaska Luther 50 27 Brookwood 50 22 New Lisbon 53 42 North Crawford 61 31 Necedah 41 26 Hillsboro 61 31 Bangor 56 38 Wonewoc 51 27 Cashton 54 32 Brookwood 41 16 New Lisbon 39 37 Necedah 53 40 Hillsboro 59 •23 Bangor 58 34 Scoreboard Varsity Wrestling WE THEY Weston 39 24 Royall Invitational 7th place New Lisbon 27 42 Poynette 21 40 Cashton 14 46 Kickapoo 48 15 Bangor 27 39 North Crawford 42 24 Hillsboro 36 32 Nekoosa Invitational 4th place Westfield 40 25 Necedah 54 15 Brookwood 43 20 Wisconsin Heights 54 11 Cambridge 32 32 Gymnastics JV VARSITY Melrose 04.77 07.57 Royall � 0.22 o7o0 Hillsboro 70 30 � 12� Royall 77.4� 7450 Hillsboro � 0 30 � 200 Royall � 5 20 � 200 Sparta Royall 4th place Cashton � 4 25 «032 Royall «300 � 1 � 1 Brookwood � ©07 � � 47 Royall «223 � 2 43 MeClellan «th Conference Royall 4th place Hoi men «0 57 «0 40 Royall � «40 � 7 25 Melrose 73 12 � ©«0 Sectionals Royall 7th place State Rene Ko lowski 23td place Bonni Diderrich 24th place Girls Varsity Basketball WE THEY Weston 45 44 Ithaca 21 59 New Lisbon 35 53 Hillsboro 35 28 Wonewoc 43 49 Necedah 76 19 Bangor 17 40 North Crawford 51 45 New Lisbon 38 37 Viroqua 16 42 Hillsboro 44 48 Ithaca 31 70 Wonewoc 42 48 North Crawford 53 44 Richland Center 40 68 Necedah 63 23 Bangor 30 55 Westby 32 48 Girls JV Basketball WE THEY Weston 18 6 Ithaca 12 25 New Lisbon 21 8 Hillsboro 25 11 Wonewoc 24 28 Necedah 33 19 Bangor 17 19 North Crawford 6 10 New Lisbon 20 . 14 Viroqua 12 43 Hillsboro 25 14 Ithaca 18 37 Wonewoc 27 31 North Crawford 24 23 Richland Center 19 53 Necedah 36 12 Bangor 15 32 79 Girls7 Track The girls' track team is very new. not even in GAA (Girls' Athletic Associ- ation), was there a running squad for girls. In 1974, Mrs. Strelow initiated the maiden girls' track team at Royall. In 1977 hfr team took the conference turn titJe. Then in 1978 we sent our first female trackster, Gladys Sorenson to state. In 1979. at the first Merrick Invitational. Royall took first place. This was an impres- sive feat since the team was largely made up of underclassmen. At the end of the 1982 season Mrs. Strelow handed over the coaching duties to Mrs. Erickson. Mr Baisden has as- sumed the duties of assistant coach. Royall continues to popularize this sport as this year 4o guis decided to try out tor the squad. Girls' Track Back row: T. Urmanski, A. Winchell, Coach Erickson, L. Madden, D. Wilde. C. Misleveck. G. Finch, Coach Baisden. Row 4: T. Reineke, K. Bunk, A. Houzner, R. Ambort, S. Wick, D Fowler, J. Beres. J. Koziara, L. Britzman. Row 3: R. Kozlowski, S. Roberts, L. Leis, T. Parker, M. Haney, N. Becker. M. Kranz, B. Speicher. Row 2: D. Pasch, D. Murphy, T. Knapp, C. Woodworth, L. Gruen, K. Thompson, C. Houzner. Front Row: P. Martalock, T. Olson. J. Martin. T. Smith. A. Krahenbul, A. Wolf, M. Conley. t 80 81 Boys' Track Way h fb to th year tvyt (here hjn tww � wale track at VttfW it th ‘xt xA The Ikm Panther teem � f' x Carl Ikes who we part (A th SrPtel Stirdi tJxfMti- n- M Since hi f'xKhttty, day there ha« been m ny irrpr overwent in the ptopxm do to more dv� fu d know IWW and COftdittofrirtg on the part of 0 «III � Hljjh p' iOt (tl the Ifwlr potyith hr � 1-orn don too , how i 1(11111. , � e k troheck Merrick lt.vitaj.onaI in w i-vn't 4(1 b (w.ii tl� 'i 4 milestone in lb p« - uram huh WIfU 4 ),} ' trod ' represented o« 4 «tat BOVS' TRACK Bar )i Row Coach F Flasher, Manager D, Switz, Coach K Calkins; Row } R Brockman, IJ Murphy, M Austin, J Bradley, D Green, M Schachtely; Row 1 S. Sorenson, C Pollock, K Kieck, S Sorenson, A Tracy, L. Bntzman, Front Row: J. Greeno, W, Russell, D, Bentsh, K, Kortbein, P Warsaw, J, West, J, Baldwin n; Girls' Softball Girls' softball was introduced here at Royall in 1 75. Mr Kalodrich took over the coaching duties three years into the curriculum, and has led his teams to 2 conference titles. Up until this year when they began to play at Kendall, the girls competed on a grass field here at Royall. Mext year, there will be a jV team, and a new field is also being constructed. Mr Vitcenda, the Panther Booster Club, and members of the community, are donating the manpower and supplies for this project. This field, located be- low the track, will also be used for Little League baseball. Th girls end- ed this 1984 season with a 3-5 record, and are anxiously awaiting a fresh start next season SOFTBALL Back Row: Coach Kalodrich, Manager A. Brown, S. Schnurr, Assistant Coach W. Tracy. Row 2: K. Garvin, J. Strike, B. Brown, J. Miller, L. Ahlstrom, L. Schendel, K. Riley, J. Harazmus, P. VanDeHey. Front Row: P. Speiss, R. Michalski, H. Coldren, K. Anderson, P. Meckstroth, J. Weiland, J. Mahr, B. Vieth, M. Lenski. Golf Coif i a sport which requires long hours of practice on your own Mr. VanDeHey, the Royall Coach for 17 years, has definitely perfected that skill. Golf began as a sport back in 1965. Some of the top golfers for the 1984 squad in- cluded Tom Gosselin, Tim Ness, Rod Knutson, Kelly Eckelberg, Doug Waterman, Mike Mcllqu- ham, Mark Rumppe, Matt Bunk and Peggy VanDeHey. GOLF Back Row: Coach VanDeHey, S. Preuss, F. Pasch, L. Thompson, S. Schultz, M. Mcllqu- ham, M. Rumppe, P. Roberts, M. Bunk, S. Vieth, D. Austin, K. Bradley, Front Row: M. Parks, R. Stone, T. Gosselin, T. Ness, R. Knutson, K. Eckelberg, D. Waterman, J. Schachtely, S. Voss GIRLS' TRACK MVP'S: Lani Wilson, Peg- gy Martalock SOFTBALL AWARDS: Heidi Coldren, Patty Meckstroth BASEBALL MVP: John Garvin All-Conference Baseball: Rich Downing, Bert Garvin, Ronnie Murray, John Garvin BOYS TRACK MVP'S: Joel Greeno, Steve Sorenson, Dan Green Track Sectional Qualifiers: Dan Green, Lani Wilson 86 Boys7 Baseball Baseball has always been offend here at Royall. Before Mr. Vitcenda took over the coaching duties in 1969, most of the games were played at the park. The dugouts were added in 1979. and then rebuilt this year. We now have the be t playing facilities in the Scenic Bluffs Conference. Confer- ence titles have been won in 1965, 66, 69, 72, 80 and 83. A high point of their season was the winning of the first annual Mauston Invitational. Rick Steffen is the coach of both JV teams, preparing them for the varsity squad. Since there was such a great deal of interest in baseball the JV was sub-divided into an A and B squad which should help develop the team in future years. VARSITY BASEBALL Back Row: Manager F. Benish, J. Garvin, R Ballwahn, S. Gruen, D. Haseley, S. Lawry, R. Frye, D. Green, J. Conley, Stats: J. Schroeder, Coach Mr Vitcenda. Front Row: Manager J. Ott, Stats: J. Garvin, Stats: K. Burch, M. Downing, R. Waddell, R. Murray, R. Garvin, D. Thorson, R. Downing, M. Stanek. 87 JV BASEBALL TEAM A Back Row: Stats: K. Splittgerber, S. Gruen, S. Lawry, T. Sebranek, D. Green, M. Stanek. Front Row: Stats: A. Thompson, D. Thorson, S. Schultz, D. Miller, C. Payton, T. Schmidt, R. Thorson. 88 JV BASEBALL TEAM B Back Row: Stats: K. Splittgerber, M. Gruen, M. Lenski, T. Reineke, D. Thompson, P. Riley, S. Chase. Front Row: Stats: A. Thompson, K. Board, E. Schmidt, B. Vieth, P. Stanek, L. Schotten, K. Ahlstrom, R. Waddell. 89 Scoreboard Boys' Frosh Basketball WE THEY Wonewoc 17 42 Westby 31 41 Tomah 38 43 Onalaska Luther 34 35 New Lisbon 46 37 Baraboo 19 57 Baraboo 26 49 Onalaska Luther 23 56 New Lisbon 22 37 Reedsburg 21 67 Tomah 32 43 Cashton 21 38 Wisconsin Dells 37 46 Wonewoc 31 37 Wisconsin Dells 40 55 Reedsburg 27 56 Westby 32 38 Varsity Baseball Necedah WE 5 THEY 4 Cashton 1 12 Bangor .4 5 Hillsboro 7 2 Wonewoc 5 3 Wonewoc 5 0 Necedah 4 10 Cashton 5 11 Bangor 13 6 Westfield 15 0 Poynette 8 4 New Lisbon 2 0 New Lisbon 8 4 Hillsboro 31 8 Brook wood 6 3 Brook wood 16 2 Westby 6 10 Boys' Track LaCrosse Invite PLACE 5th Royall Quadrangular 2nd Royall Quadrangular 1st Royall Quadrangular 2nd Westfield Invite 4th New Lisbon Triangular 1st Royall Invite 2nd Tomah Invtie 4th Walker Invite 2nd Royall Quintuple 1st Kickapoo Invite 3rd 9th 4c 10th at New Lisbon Conference at Cashton 2nd Girls' Track Royall Quadrangular 2nd Royall Quadrangular 2nd Royall Quadrangular 1st Royall Invite 2nd Walker Invite 2nd Kickapoo Invite 5th 9th 4c 10th at New Lisbon 2nd Conference at Cashton 4th Girls' Frosh Basketball WE THEY Westby 39 15 Richland Center 16 30 Mauston 22 11 Richland Center 28 34 Westby 32 20 Mauston 26 20 JV Wrestling WE THEY Weston 21 12 New Lisbon 16 18 Cashton 18 41 West Salem 1 Invitational 6th place Kickapoo 6 5 Bangor 6 31 North Crawford 0 10 Hillsboro 9 12 Westfield 12 15 Cashton Invitational 6th place Girls' Softball WE THEY Wonewoc 1 12 Necedah 7 8 Kickapoo 12 11 Weston 1 12 New Lisbon 13 2 Hillsboro 8 14 LaFarge 15 18 Necedah 12 4 Mauston 3 17 Hillsboro 17 11 Montello 4 17 New Lisbon 27 26 Wonewoc 1 16 Hillsboro 0 12 Weston 5 14 Holmen 6 9 JV Baseball Sparta WE 5 THEY 5 Mauston 13 6 Weston 6 11 Westby 3 5 Westby 2 4 Adams 14 11 Cashton 5 7 Tomah 10 7 Portage 11 13 Cashton 5 6 Westby 3 9 Reedsburg 4 2 Reedsburg 8 11 Weston 13 11 New Lisbon 9 8 New Lisbon 20 10 Adams 10 4 Mauston 5 9 Sparta 12 11 Weston 6 8 Cashton 6 7 91 Continuous Clubs A.F.S. Club 1969-73, 1980-84 Art Club 1971-77 Debate 1964-67, 1968-69, 1971-73 Drama Club 1963-69 Foreign Language Club 1971-72, 1973-78 Forensics 1959-84 Future Farmers of America 1959-84 Future Homemakers of America 1959-84 German Club 1972-73 Girls Athletic Association 1968-77 Girls Recreation Association 1977-83 Latin Club 1970-71 Letterette's 1976-81 Letterman's 1961-81 Library Club 1963-77 Math Team 1981-84 National Honor Society 1968-74 Pep Club 1970-74 Photo Club 1969-70, 1971-77 Science Club 1963-67, 1968-74 Sno-Ball 1959-71 Students Experiencing Enrichment and Knowledge (SEEK) 1981-82 Spanish Club 1959-65, 1970-71, 1972-73 Student Council 1959-84 Usherettes 1969-84 PUBLICATIONS Front Row: M. Kranz, S. Schulenburg, Advisor, M. Lenski; Row 2: B. Preuss, A. Thompson, J. Preuss, R. Urmanski, T. Cook: Back Row: K. Anderson, K. Reardon, L. Finnigan, K. Triebs, J. Kozira, D. Leis, M. Conley, T. Warmka. Publications The Publications Class has come a long ways since its beginning as an extra-curricular activity. The class's responsibilities include production of the Panther Press, E-K-W Ex- press, Panther Yearbook, as well as articles for the Keystone. Exper- ience in the field of journalism is building with five having attended Josten's Summer Workshop for a week and the entire staff another in September. The contributing ef- forts worked especially hard in promoting the 25th anniversary edition of the yearbook. Class members purchased T� -shirts for publicity and were able to sell more ads than ever before. The purchase of an additional camera was made possible through the sale of jerseys, buttons, and concessions. Student Council and Usherettes The Student Council has been a part of Royall since the begin- ning. In 1959 it was supervised by Mr. Boettcher, who was the high school principal. The stu- dent council is made up of three student elected representatives and the vice-president of each class. The council serves as a mediator for students and administration; sponsors activities and under- takes new projects each year. They attended seminars in Bara- boo and Richland Center to en- rich their leadership skills this past year. This year under the guidance of Mr. Preuss they took co-responsibility for Homecoming, activities, Christ- mas party, and recognized the teachers on National Teachers Day. In order to raise money they sold rolls in the morning, and sponsored dances. They are also in the process of setting up an activity pass system for next year. This year the officers were: President Joe Schraufnagel, Vice-President Scott Splitt- gerber. Secretary Barb Sartori and Treasurer Julie Garvin. In the past year, the Usherettes have expanded to a record 20 members. This organization provides hostesses for games and taking tickets at school ac- tivities as well as helping out at graduation. This group was first formed in 1959 as a service orga- nization under the direction of Mrs. Pat Dutton. STUDENT COUNCIL Back Row: M. Gruen, D. Schwartz, J. Schraufnagel, D. Thorson, D. Green, Green, S. Splittgerber, Front Row: M. Haney, C. Houzner, P. Speiss, A. Winchell, A. Preuss, R. Ambort, B. Sartori, P. Meckstroth, B. Preuss, J. Garvin, A. Schaefer. USHERETTES Top to Bottom: Mrs. Bohen. B. Bennett, L. Ahlstrom, J. Koziara, A. Lawrence, A. Brooks, M. Martin, K. Thurow, D. Polstin, B. Vieth, H. Coldren, R. Kozlowski, C. Eno, J. Schroeder A. Triebs, A. Tracy, T. Triebs, T. Warmka, K. Rains. 94 FHA: Front Row: C. Nightengale, J. Miller, M. Martin, J. Geier. Row 2: T. Becker, K. Brown, J. Strike, K. Thurow, C. Eno, T. Warmka. Row 3: A. Thompson, K. Splittgerber, A Brooks, J. Koziaia, H. Coldren, J. Nightengale. Row 4: P. Sorenson, Miss Johnson; Advisor, D. Pearsall.D. Wilde.Back Row: G. Arndt, M. Chambers, D. Benish, S. Schnurr, T. Brey, T. Smith, L. Schendel. FHA In 1960 Royall organized its first Fu- ture Homemakers of America Club. Throughout the years, members have taken their part in the traditional new-member potluck, Christmas car- oling, fund raisers and the annual overnight trip. Girls of the past have sponsored dances, sewn football pants, went bowling and swimming and hosted socials with other FHA's, in which they also played volleyball. The FHA sponsored a Parenting Pro- gram in which students were alerted of the responsibilities and impor- tances of adulthood and raising chil- dren. A significant buddy system proved rewarding for the elderly at Edgewood. In their spare time each week, many girls visited with and spent some time with their buddy. FHA Officers: Jody Miller, Treasurer; Cathy Nightengale, Secretary; Jana Geier, President; Michelle Martin. Vice-President 9S FFA FFA is another in the many organi- zations which have been around as long as Royall High School. It has also been one of the most active of our school groups. Students in FFA participate in activities all year around with the judging of cattle, soil, crops and mechanics. In the Spring the annual FFA Banquet rec- ognizes students who have done an outstanding job. During the sum- mer they participate in the Elroy, Jueneau County, Monroe County and Wisconsin State Fairs. In 1982 an FFA Alumni Chapter was start- ed to supplement the student chap- ter. 1983-84 brought a new malt machine to Royall as a fund raising venture. Dr. Richard Bristol of the UW School of Veterinary Medicine was the featured speaker at the 1984 Banquet. FFA Back Row: B. Wilde, J. Steinmetz, B. Clapper, J. Bradley, J. Lyddy, J. Atteln, D. Thorson, J. Conley, B. Ziese, Row 3: T. Murray, M. Mcllquam, D. Green, M. Rumppe, D. Budde, J. Betthauser, R. Murray, W. Tracy, Row 2: Mr Brandt, Advisor; M. Knapp, K. Rieck, J. Preuss, D. Madden, R. Hastings, K. Weber, F. Benish, D. Thew, Front Row: M. Kranz, C. Gerke, R. Clark, S. Ziese, M. Downing, M. Stanek, L. Olson, W. Russell, S. Burch % 00 «01 100 OOKMU.OO ---------r-, r FFA Back Row: B. Mcseberg, C. Pollock, J. Turnipseed, R. Weiland, D. Thompson, M. Preuss, P. Slanek, K. Weber, F. Pasch, M. Wolf, E. Schmidt, J. Mcllquam, Row 3: B. Thompson, C. Payton, R. Murphy, R. Thorson, K.. Witt, T. Ewing, P. Anderson, L. Pollock, R. Marshall, D. Benish, T. Reineke, Row 2: J. Russell, J. Zirk, S. Lee, P. Warsaw, C. Brandau, R. Brock, T. Sebranek, B. Vieth, R. Brunner, B. Finn, Front Row: Mr. Brandt; Advisor, D. Bauer, G. Geier, T. Schmidt, D. Schwartz, M. Gruen, R. Waddell, M. Lenski, P. Thorson, R. Thew, K. Schirmer. Forensics Unfortunately in 1984, Forensics doesn't enjoy the amount of stu- dent participation interest it did back in 1959 when Ruth Norton, Beverly Hubmer and Carol Bur- singer were the advisors. There weren't the number of activities available then either. The 1984 team was composed of eleven members, eight of whom advanced to sectional competition on March 24, in LaCrosse. Robyn Urmanski and Stephanie Wick represented us at state. Mr. McHenry and Mr. Kueppers continue to advise the students who elect to become a part of the program. FORENSICS Back Row: K. Bradley, J. Nightengale, J. Wolfgram, T. Sebranek, Front Row: S. Wick, D. Pasch, D. Wilde, E. Flasher, R. Urmanski. International Students Twenty-two foreign exchange stu- dents have attended RHS begin- ning with the 1969 school year when the A.F.S. program was initi- ated. Colleen Kozlowski spent the 1978-1979 school year on the Work Exchange Program in Denmark. The A.F.S. student chapter was strong from 1969-1973 and reorga- nized during the 1980 school year. Royall was privileged to host A.F.S. students as well as a Rotory Ex- change students. In 1983 four A.F.S. exchange students were in attendance at Royall which broke the previous record of three in 1983. Patty Meckstroth also went to West Germany for six weeks dur- ing the 1983 summer vacation. This year we were fortunate to have Ann Schaefer, Claudia Castro, and D'arne Greenway. Front: A. Brandau, S. Voss, J. Wetland, A. Schaefer, J. Balder, P. Speiss, E. Flasher, T. Warmka. Back: J. Mahr, R. Kozlowski, P. Meckstroth, T. Sebranek, C. Eno, P. VanDeHey, K. Burch, S. Roberts. Front: Anne Vivani, Susan Cameron, Stephanie Buret, Monica Vu- Front: Sue Kindchi, Yoselene Gaton, Gerald Koemerle and Phaedra kasovic and Jean Hughey. Back: Jody Miller, Sherry Voss, Judy Jetal. Back: Mary Collins, Rene Kozlowski and Jeanne Beres. Koziara, Carole Milne and Shante Roberts. PATRONS SPECIAL RECOGNITION EAAC Brunner Drilling Dave's Barber Shop Dale and Peg Steffen Dr. Mike Basharian Duane and Joyce Weed Edge wood of Elroy EKW Schools Elroy Lumber Fox Drug Gambles Store Jensen's Food Mart The 1983-84 school year was a spe- cial year for many reasons. With the help of the patrons we were able to make some additions to this anniversary book. We have contin- ued to increase patronage over the years and 1984 was no exception. The yearbook staff and students of RHS appreciate the continued sup- port demonstrated by our local communities. Patron Classifications: Copper Star Bronze Star Silver Star Gold Star Special Recognition Farmers Professional $1-$10 $ll-$20 $21-$30 $31-$40 $41 and over Separately Separately Kimball Electronics Nelson Auto Service Neuman Oil Co. Ridge Road Farms Sartori's IGA SPECIAL RECOGNITION Arthur Overgaard, Inc. Elroy Benson's Fruit Elroy Tilmar and Ellen Roalkvom Twins Beauty Salon Virginia Hylkema Walkers Stainless Equipment Winns Jewelry Wisconsin Saving and Loan Elroy Area Fire Dept. Elroy Elroy Lions Club Elroy Farmers and Merchants Bank Kendall Kendall Area Jaycees Kendall EAAC - Elroy Area Advancement Corp. Kendall Lions Club Kendall GOLD STAR The Pallet Factory FARMERS A-Hart Acres Arden and Lois Eberhardt Bob and Linda Murphy Rt 1 Kendall Boot Hill Farm Ed and Bev Kozlowski Brandau's Registered Jersey's Dave Brandau and Family Brandon Farms Don and Marie Bradely Century Farms Charles and Joyce Finucan Eberhardt and Murray Inc. Carl and Marie Eberhardt Hugh and Donnie Murray Everett and Carol Bradely Rt 1 Kendall Fair View Farms Ray and Karen Schmidt Grade A Dairy Ray and Judy Knutson Green-O- Acres Julian and Joyce Greeno Hilmaster Farm Clarence and Barbara Beres Hyerview Farm Norman and Carol Hyer Kenary Farms Ken and Mark Cook Little Ireland Acres The Mike Dwyers Maple Lawn Farm Robert and Vivian Kranz Murray Farms Dave and Genie Murray Prosperous Hills Edith Warsaw and Family Ronstead Acres Ron and Patsy Leis Royall Jersey Farm Gene Zirk and Family Sebranek's Valley View Morlan, Shirley, and Family Tom's Registered Jerseys Tom Murray Y-Land Farm Harvey and Bonita Weiland Bank of Elroy Elroy E-K-W Booster Club Northern Plastics Elroy Schreier's Implement Norwalk Trail House Cafe Elroy Waterman's Auto Body Elroy Wilton Hardware Hank Wilton Wilton Lions Club Wilton Wisconsin Savings and Loan Elroy PATRONS SILVER STAR B and Dee's Lanes Wilton Brandau Livestock Kendall Brunner Drilling and Mfg. Elroy Curtis Brieske Wilton Dairyland Auction Service Elroy First Bank of Sparta Wilton Hagen Insurance Elroy Hoffman's Corner Creamery Kendall Madden Petro, Inc. Elroy Mauston Bottling Inc. Mauston Neuman Oil Company Elroy Pine Valley Meat Co. Inc. Norwalk Schreiner's Studio Tomah The Trail Cafe Norwalk BRONZE STAR Degenhardt Implement Inc. Norwalk Elroy Flower and Gift's Elroy Hofmeisters Inc., Elroy Keith's Shur-Save Kendall Knull Bookkeeping Elroy Leatherberry Electric Elroy Mr. Ed's Saloon Elroy National Farmers Organization Sparta Piggly Wiggly Inc. Hillsboro Polstin's Conv. Store Wilton Scenic Bluff Equip., Inc. Union Center Schroeder Motors Kendall Shoppers Digest Wilton Steele's Rexall Drug Tomah Steele's Store Kendall Tomah Cash Store Tomah Valley Inn Elroy Wilton Bus Service Wilton Wilton Fire Dept. Wilton Wood's Hardware Kendall COPPER STAR Ad Aids, Inc., Lacrosse Auto Works, Elroy Biermeier's Ins., Elroy Butche's Bar and Grill, Wilton D and D Farm Supply, Wilton Dog House Bar, Elroy Dolls Auto Repair, Wilton E. A. Arenz Shoes, Sparta Edgewood Nursing Home, Elroy Eldon's Auto Service, Kendall Elmer's Mobile, Wilton Fox Pharmacy, Elroy Geier's Farm Supply, Wilton Hamburg Hardware, Elroy Hike and Bike, Elroy Hill Christensen and Co., Hillsboro Farmers Co-op, Hillsboro Jensen's Food, Elroy Jolly Jane Homemakers, Kendall Kaz's Bar, Elroy Kendall Lumber Co., Kendall Lamont N. Bolden, Kendall Limps Grocery, Wilton Long Branch, Wilton Midway Grocery, Elroy Novy's Telephone, Kendall Omega Arms, Elroy Plumbing and Heating by Krause, Elroy Radio WCOW Fm and Am, Sparta Schwartz Implement, Wilton South Side Lumber Co., Tomah Sportmans' Bar, Elroy Sterba's Antiques, Elroy Ted's Tap, Kendall Triangle Mall, Elroy Tribune Keystone, Elroy Twins Beauty Salon, Elroy Weger Floral, Elroy Wilton Building Supply, Wilton Wilton Co-op, Wilton Women's Club, Elroy Zirks Bar and Grill, Kendall PROFESSIONALS Balder Roy E., MD Bashirian, M.C., DDS Eastvold, Michael W., DC Jefferson, William Tyler, Robert Schraufnagel, Allen Index Ahlstrom, Kirk 34 52 59 76 8 Ahlstrom. Lori 26 62 7 2 73 84 94 Albrecht, Gary 30 74 Albrecht, Pamela 6 Alden, Annette 6 • Alden, Tisha 34 Alderman. Gordon 26 Alderman. Wendy 30 Ambort. Renee 30 39 40 63 67 80 94 Amerman. Cindy 6 ANDERSON, BARKLEY 17 Anderson, Kathy 6 39 40 41 62 84 93 Anderson. Perry 34 39 97 Arndt, David 30 Arndt. Gina 30 39 40 46 47 ©1 69 95 Atteln, Jeffery 6 74 96 Austin, David 30 9 40 41 57 Austin, Mark 14 39 40 41 42 44 57 70 82 BAILEY. DEB 18 Balder. Jeanne 25 30 42 73 98 Baldwin. John 26 39 40 41 42 44 61 82 Ballwahn. Randall © 39 41 47 87 Bauer. Daniel 25 30 97 Becker, Necol 34 69 90 Becker, Tabitha 26 95 Beier, Jeann 26 Belisle, Shaunita 34 Benish, Deborah 26 39 40 95 Benish. Dennis 34 39 41 59 76 82 97 Benish, Francis 26 87 96 Benson, Mark 6 57 70 Beres Jeanne 30 42 67 80 99 Betthauser, Jon 2© 96 Board Kenneth 34 76 89 BOHLN, LILLIAN 18 94 BOWLRSOX, WILLIAM 18 Brabant, Deana 34 Bradlt ylJames 6 96 BradleyJjennifer 30 39 40 4© 67 82 Bradley]Kathleen 30 39,40 41 63 97 Brand Kathleen 30 Brand, Kimberly 2© Brandau, Ann 26 39 40 41 53 98 Brandau, Chad 30 97 BRANDT, PETER 18 76 77 9© 97 Bray Denise 26 42 Brey Tracy 26 61 95 Brieske, Steven 30 Britzman, Larry 30 42 44 45 75 82 Britzman, Leann 30 42 6 80 Brock, Roy 30 57 75 96 Brockman, Ronald 26 39 40 41 57 75 82 Brooks, Amy 26 49 73 94 95 Brown, Angla 34 43 52 67 84 Brown. Barbara 34 43 63 ©9 84 Brown Brenda 26 Brown Kimberly 26 67 95 Bn, wn, Susan 6 72 Bruha, Paul 26 Bruha, Tammera 30 67 Brunner, Ronald 34 43 59 97 Budde. David 7 96 Bunk, Catherine 34 39 41 43 47 o3 67 80 Bunk. Matthew 26 49 57 75 Burch, Kelley 7 87 98 Burch, Steffen 26 57 9© CALKINS, KIRK 18 ©1 82 CAMPBELL, MARK 18 Carpenter. John 7 Carpenter, Joseph 34 Castro, Claudia 7 Chambers, Mary 7 39 40 46 95 Chase. Scott 34 59 76 89 Clapper, Brian 7 9© Clark, Rebecca 7 9© Cleven, Laura 30 39 40 42 44 68 Coldren, Heidi 7 62 84 94 95 Collins, Mary 26 39 40 41 42 99 Conley, James 7 57 87 96 Conley, Mary 8 80 93 Cook, Tammy 30 39 40 46 63 93 Cox, Lori 34 Davis, Karin 8 Davis, Kathy 30 42 44 45 DELONG, DAN 19 59 60 70 Diderrich, Bonita 14 42 62 67 DOUGHERTY, JERROLD 19 DOUGHERTY, JOHN 23 Downing, Carla 30 39 40 41 42 Downing, Mark 8 57 9o Downing. Richard 27 74 87 Ebbers, Melissa 25 30 39 40 42 47 EBBERS, ROBERT 19 39 40 Eberhaidt, Cathy 30 39 53 o3 Eckelberg, Kelly 8 Eno, Cathy 27 39 94 95 98 ERICKSON, JOYCE 19 62 80 Ewing, Timothy 30 97 Finch, Gina 31 39 40 47 80 Finch, Patricia 8 Finnigan, Lorie 8 93 Finucan, Jane 34 39 40 43 69 Fitzsimmons, Chuck 76 Flasher. Erin 27 67 97 98 FLASHER, FRED 19 82 Flasher, Laura 31 Fowler, Deanna 31 63 68 80 Frye, Denise 31 Frye, Randy 8 74 78 87 Garfoot, Shelly 27 Garfoot. Spencer 8 Garvin, John 8 57 74 87 Garvm,-gillie 5 9 39 73 87 94 Garvin, Kathleen 34 43 63 73 84 Garvin, Robert 9 57 74 87 4 Gauden, James III 31 Geier. Douglas 31 39 40 46 Geier, Gregg 31 97 Geier, Jana 27 49 95 C'icrke, Cheryl 9 96 Gibney, Gloria 27 Gnirk Darin 31 Gosselin, Thomas 31 71 Green. Daniel 9 70 78 82 94 96 Green. Darren 25 27 42 44 45 49 70 87 88 94 Greeno, Jared 31 Greeno, Joel 27 Gruen. Laurie 34 80 Gruen, Mark 34 71 89 94 Gruen, Scott 27 49 57 70 87 88 Hamburg, Rhonda 27 Haney, Michelle 34 43 ©9 80 94 Harazmus, Jacqueline 35 39 40 69 84 Harer, Kellie 35 Haseley, David 9 87 Hastings, Randall 14 96 HAWES, RODGER 19 Henze, Lisa 35 Higgins, Richarda 31 Higgins, Stephanie 35 Hill, Kris 35 Hitchcock, Carrie 31 42 53 Houzner, Amber 31 63 69 80 Houzncr, Carol 25 35 43 63 69 80 94 Johnson, Felicia 27 Johnson, Heather 35 JOHNSON, MARY 20 95 Jordan. Kelly 27 39 41 47 KALODRICH. ROGER 20 84 Kibler, Cynthia 27 68 78 Kledehn, Karoline 31 42 Knapp. Chris 31 Knapp, Martin 9 96 Knapp, Tammy 35 73 80 Knutson, Rod 9 74 78 Koca, Julie 35 Kortbein, Robert 35 59 71 82 Koziara, Judy 27 42 62 72 73 80 93 94 95 97 KOZLOWSKI. BEVERLY 23 Kozlowski, Renee 27 39 41 67 78 80 94 98 99 Krahenbuhl, Amy 35 63 80 Krahenbuhl, Melissa 35 Kianz, Dana 9 Kianz, Donna 31 67 Kranz, Mary 13 67 93 96 Kranz, Michelle 25 35 67 80 Krause, Eunice 27 KUEPPERS, JOHN 20 Lawrence, Aletta 31 94 La wry Scott 27 49 57 74 87 88 Lawry. Sheralyn 9 Lee, Scott 31 57 97 Leis, Debra 27 62 3 Leis, Lisa 35 80 Lensk: Melissa 10 84 93 Lenski Mitchell 35 59 76 89 97 Likely. Stephany 10 Littlegeorge, Amy 31 Lyddy. James 10 96 Macomber. Todd 10 Madden, Daniel 10 96 Madden Laureen 27 39 40 41 68 80 Mahr, Jean 25 27 3l 40 42 44 45 46 49 67 84 98 Marshall. Robert 35 59 97 Maitalock, Peggy 10 62 68 80 Martin, Joanne 80 Martin Michelle 28 49 94 95 McCracken, Leroy 31 McDermott, James 31 57 MCHENRY, DAVID 20 Mcllquham, John 35, 97 Mcllquham, Michael 14 96 Meckstroth, Patricia 28 49 62 68 84 94 98 Meltesen, Vicki 31 Meseberg, William 31 57 97 Michalski, Robin 10 68 78 84 Miller, David 31 39 40 57 75 88 Miller, Jody 28 39 40 46 84 95 99 Milne, Caroline 31 39 40 46 67 72 99 Misleveck, Kandi 32 80 MONTY, JOHN 20 68 Murphy, David 28 42 44 45 49 61 75 82 Murphy, Dianne 35 39 40 43 63 69 80 Murphy, Richard 32 97 Murray, Ronnie 28 49 61 74 87 96 Murray, Thomas 10 39 40 41 9© 102 MURRAY. YVONNE 20 Neitzel, Gerald 10 Nelson, Cindy 11 Ness, Timothy 11 39 41 47 Nightengale, Cathy 28 95 Nightengale, Jacqueline 11 95 97 Norman, Barbara 14 Olson, Lewis 28 9o Olson, Tammy 11 68 72 80 Ott, Jeff 35 59 76 87 Parker, Tina 36 80 Parks. Michael 36 59 70 Pasch, Barbara 36 Pasch, Debra 28 67 80 97 Pasch, Frederick 36 61 97 Payton, Chad 32 57 88 97 Pearsall, Dawn 28 95 Perz. Annette 32 PETROWITZ, MARGE 21 Pollock, Curtis 32 57 82 97 Pollock, Lisa 36 43 69 Pollock, Lynk 36 61 97 Polstin, Diana 32 42 94 POST, BARBARA 21 Preuss, Amy 25 32 42 73 94 Preuss, Brenda 11 o7 93 94 PREUSS, DALE 23 Preuss, Jane 11 67 72 78 93 Preuss, Jeffrey 11 57 96 Preuss, Matthew 3© 59 97 PREUSS, ROBERT 21 Preuss, Scott 32 57 71 Raeck, Kerry 32 Rains, Kimberly 32 94 Reardon, Kathy 11 39 40 93 Reineke, Troy 36 3 40 43 59 76 89 97 Reineke, Trudi 28 12 80 Reyer, Susan 32 Rieck, David 36 Reick, Kevin 28 57 70 71 82 96 Riley, Kathleen 32 39 40 46 63 69 84 Riley, Patrick 3© 59 76 Roberts, Michael 11 Roberts, Phillip 28 75 Roberts, Shante 36 39 41 43 47 61 80 8 99 Rueckheim, Robin 28 Rumppe, Lisa 28 42 Rumppe, Mark 12 74 78 96 Russell, Barbara 12 Russell, Carol 36 Russell, Joseph 32 97 Russell, Walter 28 57 82 Sackatook, Scott 32 Sartori, Barbara 28 39 40 42 44 45 46 49 73 94 Sartori, Jane 25 28 39 40 41 49 73 Schachtely, Janine 36 39 40 43 46 Schachtely, Kim 32 39 40 41 42 44 45 69 Schachtely, Matthew 28 75 82 Schaefer, Ann 12 68 94 98 Schell. Kevin 12 39 40 41 42 44 45 Schendel, Laura 32 39 40 46 47 69 84 95 Schirmer, Kelley 32 97 Schmidt, Eric 25 36 39 40 59 76 89 97 SCHMIDT, KAREN 23 Schmidt, Todd 32 39 40 57 75 88 97 Schnurr, Sue 32 39 40 41 68 84 95 Schotten, Larry 36 41 59 76 89 SCHRAUFNAGEL, ALLEN 17 Index Schraufnagel, Joel 12 94 Schroeder, Bruce 32 Schroeder, Judy 5 12 87 94 SCHULENBURG, SANDRA 21 67 93 Schultz, Daniel 32, 57 70 88 Schultz, Kristen 32 Schultz, Scott 36 71 Schwartz, Donald 32 75 94 97 Sebranek, Thomas 32 42 44 57 75 88 97 Sebranek, Todd 12 39 42 44 45 52 53 97 98 Smith, Lisa 12 SMITH, SHIRLEY 23 Smith, Toni 28 61 80 95 Solchenberg, Ralph 36 Solchenberg, Peter 32 Sorenson, James 28 57 Sorenson, Patricia 29 61 95 Sorenson, Scott 36 59 76 82 Sorenson, Steven 29 82 Speicher, Brenda 33 80 Speiss, Penny 36 39 41 47 63 67 84 94 98 Splittgerber, Kay 29 49 72 88 89 95 Splittgerber, Scott 12 74 78 94 Squires, Dennis 29 Stanek, Michael 29 57 87 88 96 Stanek, Patrick 36 59 76 89 Steinke, Amy 37 39 40 43 46 Steinmetz, Donald 33 70 Steinmetz, Jimmy 13 70 96 Stone, Richard 37 70 STRLLOW, J AMES 21 STRLLOW, VERONA 21 67 Strike, Jean 29 o2 o7 84 95 Strike, Jerry 29 57 SUL IK, JACK 22 59 60 Switz, Dawn 29 42 44 45 82 Taskonis. Julie 33 Thew, Donald 13 96 Thew, Robin 33 97 Thomas, Jessica 33 39 40 47 62 67 78 Thompson. Ann 29 39 49 73 88 89 93 95 Thompson, Benjamin 33 39 71 97 Thompson, Donnie 37 76 89 97 Thompson. Kristin 25 37 39 40 43 63 67 80 Thompson, Louis 37 Thorson, Daniel 29 49 57 74 87 88 94 96 Thor son, Paul 37 59 76 97 Thorson, Peter 13 57 Thorson, Ronald 33 57 75 88 97 Thu row, Kimbetlee 29 42 94 95 Tracy, Andy 33 39 40 41 42 44 46 57 70 82 Tracy, Ann 37 39 40 94 Tracy, Reva 37 Tracy, Wayne 5 13 57 70 78 84 9© TRANCHITA, JULIE 22 42 43 Triebs, Audrey 37 43 68 94 Triebs, Kathy 5 13 39 40 46 93 Triebs, Tina 37 43 94 TRODAHL, DANE 22 Turnipseed, Jeffery 33 57 75 97 Turnipseed, Paula 37 43 Urmanski, Robyn 29 67 93 97 Urmanski, Tracy 33 80 VANDEHEY. LEONARD 22 86 VanDeHey, Margaret 13 52 53 62 ©8 78 84 98 Vierck. Michael 33 Vieth, Brenda 33 42 ©3 69 84 94 Vieth, Bruce 37 59 76 89 97 VITCENDA, JOSEPH 22 59 87 Vitcenda, Tammie 29 Voss, Sheryl 37 39 40 43 46 69 98 99 Waddell, Randall 13 57 87 Waddell, Ronald 37 59 76 89 Warmka, Tuesday 29 42 72 73 93 94 95 98 Warner, JoAnn 13 Warner, RoseAnn 33 Warsaw, Peter 33 61 70 82 97 Waterman, Douglas 29 49 57 71 Weber, Kraig 33 97 Weber. Kris 14 96 Webster, Dayna 37 WEGER, JOHN 22 Weiland, Jenny 29 39 40 41 42 44 45 46 62 ©8 84 98 Weiland. Randall 37 59 97 West, Jeffrey 25 29 49 61 75 82 Wick Stephanie 33 42 53 ©3 68 80 97 Wilde, Brian 14 57 96 Wilde, DeeAnn 29 97 Wilde. Den.se 33 62 68 80 95. 97 Wilde, Steven 14 Wilson Tamara 33 39 40 46 61 Wincheil, Angela 33 o3 69 80 94 Witt, Kenneth 33 97 Wolf, Angela 37. 39 40 4© 80 Wolf. Michael 37 71 97 Wolfgram, Julia 37 39 40 43 97 Wolford. Jason 33 Woodworth. Cheryl 37 43 80 Ziese, Brent 29 61 70 9© Ziese, Scott 14 57 Zirk, Cindy 29 42 44 45 Zirk, James 33 97 ROYALL HIGH SCHOOL ELROY KENDALL WILTON DISTRICT NO 9 BOARD OF EDUCATION 195� 1999 UIRIICI SINN I ■ •ume iiiui mnnano nun tlUICI IRIO' JOTCI MART rm onmi miM Niotivc NAUt, Clfi'IR CON VIM DINTIN no • 'dim jtNii ••■tori JOHN fonncs rcrrt chord NRRNF KVlRIir HAROLD MRIIRI ROOIRT IIAAID ARliiCH — AHRbl I ARIOCIATII OfNIRAL CONTRACTOR NOOOCN “ MIC N t LION - «(RIOT L(0 ICMROCOCa - OfARTA lie 110 1000 - 01 ADDITION 100 NRCINTCO OT THI OL All 01 1003 Over the past 25 years, THE PANTHER has evolved into an outstanding yearbook. Many people have had a hand in making this happen. This year is a particularly special year since it is our 25th Anni- versary Edition and we have attempted to produce a history book within our yearbook. There are a few people who deserve special recogni- tion. A special Thanks to Fehrenbach Studios for taking such fine photographs. The entire staff worked very hard on this edition of THE PAN- THER, however, these three people deserve a little extra recognition: Melissa Lenski, Tuesday Warmka, and Mary Conley. Most of all, 1 would like to thank someone who did a tremendous job, Miss Schulenburg, our yearbook advisor. She made sure that we got everything in to our publisher on time, gave us a little push when it was needed, she taught us what to do and how to do it right. She made our class a good learning experience and a lot of fun. As we close this book, we also close another year of our life. We hope that you enjoy the memories caught in this yearbook as much as we do. It was a lot a hard work and fun putting it all together. We truly believe, as we hope you will, that it was well worth all the hours we put into THE 1984 PAN- THER. Mary Kranz Editor V ROYALL