Royall High School - Panther Yearbook (Elroy, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1986 volume:

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W, ,ff -1-.5qbgiigfigfgk-. -- :Vg-g, lx A ' H ' wgm ornove CDne gh change I I 5 P i I 5 ...M L as 4? ,V W' . . , rii 2. 3 ff ' .af it gt ij., Allen Schraufnagel, Superintendent 0 Ov '34, isis HQQO: retiree Q. Marvin Runyon, Principal is 5 .m?l?Sfrx,g.axfs,.Ti Mr. Runyon hard at work in his office. Changes In Faculty Help Teachers And Students Over the past two years there have been many changes in the Royall Faculty. This year has been no exception. Principal Gary Rooney, who was new last year, was replaced by Marvin Runyon. Gloria Guichard took over the Health Careers class from Becky Goodman, school nurse. Kathy Sta- pleton replaced Sandy Schulenburg and Roger Kalodrich for Journal- ism, English 12, and Reading classes. Maynard Miller is the newest member in the Business de- partment. There were some minor changes in class locations. The Publications room which was next to the office, was moved upstairs. The computer lab is now next to the office. Mr. Sulik and Mr. Board exchanged rooms, which put Accounting class on the academic wing, and Mr. Su- lik's class next to the typing room. Back: I. Meckstroth, R. Kiel, P. Dutton, A. Houzner, P. Cleavor. Front: A. Schraufnagel, J. Madden, L. Reineke, N. Anderson. 5: Faculty Bailey, Deb Student Assistance Program Coordinator Board, Randy Business Brandt, Peter Vo-Ag., PPA Advisor Calkins, Kirk Mathamatics, Cross Country Coach Campbell, Mark Woods, Small Engines, Metal Working DeLong, Dan Physical Education, Wrestling Coach Dougherty, Jerry Biology Ebbers, Robert Instrumental Music Erickson, Joyce Librarian Flasher, Fred E.D., Track Coach, Athletic Director 6 , e,,., I 2 ,,,,a,Wa,,, ' b y 2 5 at-of f mmf - i is t iwffi f 2 a -www, - Q ,Q wwf' I 1. A t V V . ,, . , . , ,,.. , ag i i ,K ,,r, I,, if , sit, .f if V I , G 5:5 'E 2 2 it f 5 mai 5 i r r 3 . , V .4 ,M f , 7,4 ag WU Mr. Hawes assisting a few of his students: Todd Schmidt, Kirk Ahlstrom, Laura Schendel, Mark Gruen. 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SCISUCQ, Pre-Algebra, se,,ati Vei 2 m ,eir ,H Baseball Coach, 'la' ff Football Coach My 51. A I , . s1.,J:q,,f Weger, John I ' ntt of-Z,?i2f3fjVfg?fQ,,5QS'1,sfg'.' 'aX'tfl'Jr,',.f Guidance Counselor eg V, Stl, Williams, Mary as ,f?mW's5 . E72 y f,,w,sf,+gxv,-fwffffa ' xi, V0Ca1MuS1C :iff , t ft if ert tt, E il, W X iic Kozlowski, Beverly Royall Secretary Schmidt, Karen Teacher Aide, Secretary 8 Mr. Preuss cra for the camera Wn if -3 ,ag ,ri 4 V ,G Above: janitors, left to right: john Dougherty, Dale Preuss, Shirley Smith. Middle right: Dale Preuss and john Dougherty are busy fixing bleachers in gym. Middle left: Mr. Weger into his newspaper. Below: Mr. Trodahl being creative at his pottery wheel. Cooks, front row: K. Pope, H. Harratty. Back row: J. Steffen, E. Preuss, M. Schultz. Bus Drivers, left to right: C. Parrish, C. Downing, E. Kozlowski, R, Se becker, T. Calhoun, D. Evans, D. Brieske, j. Rajfako. w N 1 f I 1 l V r 5 K J I 1 i N N ! 1 r Class Officers Tammy Knapp and Kelli Harer dressed up for western day. junior class officers: Patrick Stanek, Trea- surer, Michelle Kranz, Secretary, Kirk Ahl- Sophomore class offficers: Eric Kortbein, Treasurer, Lisa Brown, Secretary, Andy Vieth, President, Duke Green, Vice Presi- dent. . nf., , , , , sr ' f ,mbf-'42,-wZ'f' . ' w 1 -251,713-s . ' -s , L 2 i strom, Vice President, Eric Schmidt, Presi- dent. Q Sophomore class cheering during activity period. Freshman Amanda Becker stops to pose for a picture, Freshman class officers: Steve Board, Presi- Stephanie Calkins, Secretary, Cari Nova- dentg Tommi Thompson, Vice President, chek, Treasurer, Freshmen Albrecht, Andrew Albrecht, Patti Archer, Scott Babcock, john Barbour, Lisa Bashirian, Evan Becker, Amanda Benish, Charles Blank, Troy Board, Steven Bradley, Ann Brunner, Gerard Calkins, Stephanie Chase, Mark Chewning, Kurt Cox, Scott Crary, Paula Downing, Kathleen Dwyer, Wade Finn, Barbara Garrison, Michelle Garrity, Kenneth Ceier, Dean Cerke, Brian Greenheck, Shelia Hemphill, Kevin s af, I fm- fe, ' WM' , ' 4 li fwrefee5?Piszr: 'ZF A ' - ., 'V M ,l, ,,, ,,,, . , ,, , is fl T N 3, , A L V V I are f it Q fi is ,X 4. as em OE Vik , -., . E' f X X r P f J f '5 W il ,, X .,1, 2 'ff 'W 'Q W east , Jlilwfiff' r' -r ' fi Y W if , A , 'Q' 2 E, e V i P 4 .5 f ffv ' ' V.., Q ,,., ,,, Jwt, , 591 rpg, X 322 'tfifz ,' f , if mkffa f'li'r?? ' , 5 U , .., fm if ew? 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Class Of '89 Hemphill, Leslie Hendrickson, james Hill, Michael Huber, Dawn Jacobson, Shawn johnson, janice Kiel, Melanie Kunath, Duane Lee, Deborah Marty, Shannyn Mayberry, Shawn McCracken, Sheila Nelson, Darrick Novachek, Cari Novachek, Cory Ott, ,lohn Pearsall, Dan Phinney, jeffrey Pollock, Richard Reineke, Toni Rumppe, Brenda Russell, Benjamin Sheahan, Philip Schotten, Anne Schultz, jeffrey Shea, Cindy 13 Preshm Shea, Sherri Shepherd, Dee Skaro, Lance Smith, Sandra Speicher, Cheryl Speiss, Niclcole Squire, Bradley Steinke, Beth Stuchlilc, Albert Switz, Stacy Thompson, Brett Thompson, jennifer Thompson, Tomrni Towne, Gabriel Tyler, Nathan Vierclc, Kristine Vieth, Michael Warner, Matthew Zirlc, julie Mike Vieth looking suprised Students taking 3 breather Top: Freshmen participating in licorice eating contest. Bottom: Tommi Thomp- son leaves work in the office, Class Top: We'll blast the Eagles , the theme for Freshmen float. Bottom: Biology. Cf '89 The joy of test taking in -ia r., g wuz. .al Mike Vieth using his brain on Nerd Day. Michelle Garrison and Deborah Lee discussing with Mr. Runyon. IES Sophomo Arndt, Bartlett Arndt, Terri Becker, Darrell Bender, Randy Benish, julia Berg, joleen Blank, Todd Britzman, David Brown, Lisa Brown, Mary Bunk, Brenda Burch, Michael Burkhalter, Tari Carey, Dale Chewning, Hollie Clayton, Bathsheba Cook, Michelle Cox, Michael Dannenberg, Michelle Ebbers, Elizabeth Eckelberg, jerry Ellsworth, Pamela Evans, Daniel Earnam, Norman Green, Dale Creeno janel 16 25? '- 5 5 ,..,. ,.,,,. ,,.. , .,,,,, , ' T' .Y Nfff' , f Q W . V Q 4 Q ff 1 I rf' f 2 5 Q 1 WB gf W ' 5 i A gig r , ,,,, , Y gear? ,E if 4 X ' 1' Norm Earnam and Jim Thew taking a break S' fda, ff i v f if + 1 .1 5 if 32 W W f' Eg ri Eg W an , 1 5. r , at J 7 K fi K ai if R 4 as r M 1' W 1 it Hie r Class Girls J.V. Volleyball team taking time out to discuss the winning point. , .. 1 M e 2' Qsz,7'5,, .:,+i1MiMf?V 'iw 4 ' 5 1:1 an Of '88 Halverson, Jeffery Handland, Shawn Hendrickson, Sharon Hessler, David Hill, Dawn Hitchcock, julie Huston, Lavonne jordan, Kathie Kortbein, Eric Lawson, Todd Lee, Renee Lydon, Angie Marshall, Timothy Maule, Naomi Mayberry, Shane Miller, Lynette Miller, Shanda Moten, Colin Murphy, jackie Newman, jill Olsen, Jeffrey Olson, julie O'Rourke, Shannon Pearsall, james Pollock, Lane Preuss, Angela 17 Sopho Preuss, Wendy Riley, john Rogers, Brenda Schachtely, Alan Schendel, Eric Schreier, Trisha Smith, Gail Smith, Patrick Splittgerber, Susan Subera, Bradley Summerfield, Kevin Thew, james Thompson, Kelli Thompson, Teresa Thompson, Todd Todd, Lavonne Tracy, Randy Vierick, Dawn Vieth, Andrew Vitcenda, Angela VonRuden, jana Voss, Nettie Warner, john Weber, Kip Whitehead, Lori Wilde, Tammy 18 il J 5 it A 5' 2 331 is 3 tl W 3 5??i,,,Q?l , f j ze , . ,aeefg V I :wang 51 v 'il .- , M, 'Y ' 73' is 'QQ if f M . , wif,wM,ef.efsf ,. ,aiffkff Kwai ,, . as at - if e , . . ,, ,,,,,,- 3 M Us, The sophomore Homecoming float In competition they ran. r M M .Il- Top: Michelle Wildes shoots for two. Bottom: Members of sophomore class working hard. Wildes, Michelle Wilson, Cindy Wilson, Tammy Wright, Scott N55 .Wan www-uwwrmww f Q l Top: Duke Green encouraging Randy Tracy during jello contest Bottom: Sophomore class discussing class rings. S 52 Juniors Ahlstrom, Kirk Anderson, Perry Becker, Necol Benish, Dennis Bennett, Brenda Board, Kenneth Brown, Angela Brown, Barbara r Brunner, Ronald Bunk, Catherine Carpenter, joseph Chase, Scott Clayton, Sue Cox, Lori Finucan, jane Garvin, Kathleen Greenheck, Michael Cvruen, Laurie Gruen, Mark Haney, Michelle Harazmus, Jacqueline Harer, Kellie Henze, Lisa Qlrligginsl Tyler, Stefanie Houzner, Carol johnson, Heather 20 5. .WTF Y Laurie Gruen working hard on Nerd QV . ' ' X 's V C lf N, re , X S ., ' ' fe R k 2,2121 ,W-e ag M, 3 K . . 51 K 'la K c L N0 PECTURE 'ifW W Few chosen juniors posed as nerds. F lr -N 55 , x. -ie. Q. 1 f-., X . .,, ., W gs? X,,1.,, Y X X xx .. 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Above, center: Mark Gruen slurps last bit of jello on his way to first place. Above, Lisa Henze, Kellie Harer, and Lisa Leis pose during a game. 24 Below: Tammy Cook and Miss Stapleton talking over layouts. Below Center: Class members working hard on layouts and yearbook. 5 ,..:.,:. , .. Q People Behind The Scenes Typewriters pounded, questions thrown from corner to corner, and project after project in progress. Publications class keeps busy. This was a year of change for Publications. Work space was relocated upstairs into room 22, sharing space with English classes which led to cramping. Personnel changes had a major impact as a new advi- sor, and mostly inexperienced staff members learned the ropes of fundraising and production. Above: Barb Brown, Lisa Henze, Angie Brown. Forth row: Niki Becker, LeAnn Britzman, Missy Haney, Third row: Cheryl Wood- worth, Laurie Cruen, Second row: Kathy Bradley, Kim Raines Front row: Karrie Kledehn, Tammy Cook, Miss Kathleen Stapleton. Q! iw. A siiipzg Above center: Missy Haney, Cheryl Woodworth, Karrie Kle- dehn and others address enve- lopes for fundraiser. Left: Karrie Kledehn taking a break from her work. Above: Yearbook editor Tammy Cook working on paste- up. Around The World The main objective of the AFS club this year was to encourage Royall students to go abroad and host exchange students at Royall. Their second objective was to encourage Royall stu- dents to expand their horizons through travel and new exper- iences. They began to accom- plish these goals with a trip to the Twin Cities in the fall, where they toured a renovated mansion area and the University of Min- nesota, and saw a play. After the experience of big city life, the club made plans for spring ca- noe trips in order to explore the great out-of doors. Left to right: Front row: R. Ambort, D Green, K. Ahlstrom, L. Schendel, K Bradley, K. Rains, K. Bunk First row: T Schreier, E. Kortbein, A. Houzner, S Chase, L. Flasher, A. Winchell, 1. Neer- gaard-Petersen, E. Schmidt Second row: C. Houzner, S. Schnurr, A. Preuss, j. Ol- son, L. Brown, G. Albrecht, Mr. Flasher Third row: K. Thom son, S. Splittgerber M. Cook, L. Miller, j. Bradley, K Thompson, Fourth row: M. Kranz, D Murphy, D. Polstin, T. Garvin, S. Rob- erts, G. Arndt. Top left: Matt Preuss and ,lens Neergaard Peterson in Homecom- ing parade. Top right: Michelle Kranz and Lynette Miller enjoy- ing spaghetti at AFS supper. Bot- tom left: Eric Schmidt, Jens Neer- gaard Peterson, Matt Preuss, and Todd Schmidt, AFS brothers Bottom right: jens makes a pass. 4.1 26 ' Dances, fundraisers, and spirit week kept Student Council very busy this year. In the fall they at- tended a workshop at Richland Center where they learned activi- ties such as organization of the school's government and ways of improving the school. They put on the annual fall Homecoming activities and dance with the Senior class. A mix up with the D.J. at Homecoming enti- tled the Student Council and Senior class to free DJ. services which they put to use in January on the Turnabout dance. They also, for the first time, sold carnations for Valentines Day. It was a success, and they will prob- ably do it again next year. Student Government Left to Right Row 1 K Riley Vice Presi I I G I I I e dent, C. Hitchock, Presidentg T: Bruha, Sec- Pride Future Homemakers of America this year met and discussed the dif- ferent careers that the members were interested in, in the Home Economics related fields. This year they sold candy, for a fundraiser. The money earned went toward sending four representa- tives of the club to the District Conference Convention in Green Bay. At one convention Kim Rains took fouth place by reciting the FHA creed. In order to join this group mem- bers paid a 55.00 due. They said it was well worth the cost to be in this group, celebrating its 40th anniver- sary this year. Officers were: Presi- dent, Denise Wilde, V. President, Kim Rains, Treasurer, Barb Paschp Secretary, Karrie Kledehn. retaryg A. Trlebs, Treasurer. Row 2: J. Ott, D. Shepard, L. Schendel, L. Barbour, T. Thompson. Row 3: B. Subera, D. Green, K. Thompson, A. Preuss. Row 4: Y. Peterson, M. Haney, T. Schmidt, A. Krahenbuhl. Ad- visor: Mr. Preuss. Left to Right: First Row: Mrs. Murray, B. Finn, B. Bennett, j. Benish, J. Koca, L. Cox. Pasch, K. Rains, K. Kledehn. Second Row: B. Bulls Eye An archery club has been ad- ded to Royall's extracurricular activities. This year the advisors were Principal Runyon and Mr. Melbostad. The club had thirty- five members. Most of which were boys. Some members involved themselves in a car painting fun- draiser at Mark Rudig's in Mauston. The club raised fifty dollars for new targets, one of which was donated to them by a sporting good store. Archery met only twice as of March due to unavailability of facilities. Well Spoken Forensics unfortunately had very little student participation in 1986 probably because it involves memori- zation and speaking ability-just plain hard work. Participants choose their own per- formance subjects whether it be poet- ry, solo play acting or prose reading. To prepare for the season, the team attended a forensics conference at UW-LaCrosse. Advisors Kueppers and McHenry said The convention was a great help , students learned performance techniques. Square Roots Advisors Hawes and Calkins' math team had a total of 14 members this year, with at least two representatives from each class. The team competed successfully at several events, and LaVonne Todd- made All Academic team. 28 Left to right, bottom to right: Row one: S. Lee, Runyon, L. Thompson, M. Lenski, M. Birch. B. Vieth, D. Miller, P. Warsaw, R. Bender, R. Row four: S. Schultz, B. Thompson, R. Mur- Tracy. Row two: S. Pruess, J. Ott, R. Marshall, phy. R. Brunner, D. Carey. Row three: Advisor M. N Left to right, bottom to top: A. Triebs, J. Wolf- WilS0r1- gram, T. Wilson. Row two: P. Ellsworth, C. Bottom to top-left to right: Row one: C. Milne, Schnurr, K. Bunk. Row three: A. Vieth, L. M. Wildes, B. Steinke, I. Ott, S. Board. Row Schendel, J. Beres, M. C1ruen, Row four: K. two: T. Wilson, K. Alhstrom, A. Schachtely, S. Calkins, A. Houzner, Advisor, R. Hawes And The Verdict Is . Second row: A. Pruess, C. Milne, A. Wolfgram, S. Vieth, K. Schachtely. Houzner, K. Bradley. First row: j. Beres, J. Have you ever wondered who those people handing out programs at school functions are? They're the 1985-86 usherettes. The eleven girl club led by Mr. Miller had many jobs this year, such as handing pro- grams at basketball games, helping parents find teachers at parent- teacher conferences, and helping with senior graduation. At the end of the year they schedule a well-deserved shopping spree in LaCrosse. They earn mon- ey for this from having bake sales. The Usherettes help to welcome people to the school, and get satis- faction from providing their valu- able service. The 1986 Mock Trail team of Amy Preuss, Carole Milne, Amber Houzner, Kathy Bradley, Jeanne Beres, Kim Schachtely, Scott Vieth, and Julia Wolfgram had its day in court. Mock Trial teams compete against other schools doing pre- liminary state case hearings. Cir- cuit county judges or lawyers judge each team according to their ability to prosecute and defend the case which they are presenting. The Royall Mock Trial team has two coaches, Mr. McHenry and El- roy attorney William Jefferson. The coaches help the team prepare the material needed to win each case. The Royall Mock Trial team par- ticipated in local competition against Almond High School at Wisconsin Rapids. They succeeded in overpowering them which ad- vanced Royall to Appleton to com- pete in the Sub-Regionals against Berland, Green Bay, and Neenha High Schools. They were defeated there, and disqualified from further competition. Royall High School can be proud of the 1986 Mock Tri- al team for giving their all. The Friendly Greeters .,r--.-.-i if L Fourth row: Mr. Miller, L. Gruen. Third B. BYOWH. HFSI YOWS B- Viefhf K- Rains, 5- row: M. Dannenberg, B. Bennett, A. Brown. Clayton. Second row: T. Triebs, D. Polstin, A. Triebs, The Pride Cf America!!! Many activities went on in Mr. Brandt's Future Farmers of Amer- ica class room throughout the year. The class listened to a speaker ev- ery month. The speakers this year spoke about electrical safety and the many different careers in the field of Agriculture. They also sponsored National FFA Week at Royall. The members put on a pancake breakfast, partici- pated in basketball games with other schools, put up a bulletin board, and offered special bargains on FFA shakes. The annual award banquet was April Sth. Students were awarded for excellent speeches and hard work they performed throughout the year. This year's guest speaker at the banquet was Rick Dado, the Wisconsin FFA President. Class officers were: President: T. Sebranek, Vice President: T. Schmidt and R. Brock, Treasurer: M. Gruen, Secretary: K. Witt, Par- liamentarian: R. Thorsen, Report- er: E. Schmidt Sentinel: S. Lee it A krik -W M Left to Right: First Row: Mr. Brandt, E. Schmidt, K. Witt, M. Gruen, T. Schmidt, R. Thorsen, R. Brock, T. Sebranek, S. Lee Sec- ond Row: K. Schirmer, J. Ott, P. Thorsen, J. Turnipseed, K. Pollock, P. Warsaw, D. Mill- er, G. Geier Third Row: R, Thew, M. Preuss, R. Wieland, P. Stanek, B. Thompson, D. DeWitt, D. Baur Fourth Row: M. Green- heck, K. McCracken, R. Brunner, P. Ander- son, F. Pasch, M. Lenski, M. Wolfe Fifth Row: L. McCracken, J. McDeromott, B. Finn, I. Zirk, I. Greeno, D. Gnirk, L. Britz- man F. .... 522 f' M-we U 1 Q H+ Q ,fav ...,,M.., ,,,..,,. .3 ff fvfiii ,f al l 0 Z 1 if .r mv 4 iw-, ey Y, A27 V 1 4,15 1 sri? ' i t M if E f f ,I .41 F' 2 4' 1 ,113 1 f'i t ' ' ' f A . .M ,MMV Q, , 3, f. ...af-wi.. L r f Top: FFA members at one of their games. Top left: Students noticed our camera! Top right: Mr. Brandt looking very surprised. Above: Mark Gruen happy after winning the game. . S 3 S, Cox, K. Summerfield. Back row: M. Burch, K. Weber, T. Marshall, T. Thomp- son, 1. Eckelberg. Z .5 i 319 , WX I Above right: Chad Brandau receives an award from Mr. Brandt. Bottom left: Special PFA award winners. Above: The audience looks on intensely. Choir Notes The freshman and acappella choirs sponsored a dance marathon to raise funds for the season's needs. A synthesizer was pur- chased first with proceeds from the marathon. Crystal jewelry was sold to cover the expenses of a class trip. In the fall, the choirs held a hay ride to attract new members, and the attendence was high. Performances this year by the two groups began in the fall with the fall concert. There was an excel- lent crowd. In the mid-winter they gave a concert which was attended well in spite of difficult weather conditions. In the spring the choirs participated in a festival: district contests held at Weston. The Royall choirs received a first place award out of four. Middle above: Freshmen all in order at con- cert. Above: The choir enjoying the sun. Bottom right: The students who competed at Dorian Fest, Back row: D. Geier, T. Se- branek Front row: L. Cleven, K. Schachtely. Left to right: Row one: P. Crary, 1. Brunner, johnson, S. Shea, M. Hill, N. Tyler. Row D- Huber, J- Hendrickson, J. Hendrickson, three: K. Downing, M. Warner, L. Skaro, D. J. Ott. Row two: A. Schotten, K. Vierck, j. Geier, E, Bagharian, ettt e 1 --.,.- 1 uf S A . g :f.r'f725s. , e .ftfift at-.xiii Qi' -W at a-at if .4 M- i tin 3325 .. wtf . . stiff! -CMV MTS? D X ,. 5315155 ',xgpnK': A A7 ..-fv X W 5? Q ,W 1 Top left: The choir warming up by the fire. Top: The choir all in sym- phony. Above: Matt Warner, Kim Rains, and Bruce Vieth enjoying the hayride. Choir In Harmony Top left: Members of the choir during a concert. Top right: Tom Sebranek dressed as a farmer on the hay ride. Middle left: The choir giving massages to one another to warm up. Middle right: Choir members performing at the bonfire. Bottom left: Choir members singing aloud. Above: Practicing for homecoming skit. Acappella T Activities f 7- . ' --ff S. s... .gs N-'f MS. 'Nw f B B S wt EX? . ms .at mx iw S Center: Alan Schachtely and Norm Farnam waiting patiently for the hay ride. Top left Kathy Bradley stamping hands for the marathon dance. Top right: Jim Thew and Wayne Wilson taking a break from the marathon dance. Top row: K. Rains, 1. Wolfgram, T. Triebs, D. Murphy, D. Polstin, B. Vieth, D. Ceier, W. Wilson, J. Turnipseed, D. DeWitt, L. Britz- man, K. Bradley, C. Hitchcock, C. Wilson, H. Chewning, C. Eber- hardt, M. Wildes. Second row: M. Dannenberg, K. Moffit, L. Cleven, K. Thompson, B. Vieth, D. Green, E. Schendel, T. Sebranek, S. Lee, J Finucan, A. Triebs, B. Bennett, W. Preuss, S. Clayton, C. Downing. Schachtely, J. Newman. Fourth row: G. Smith, J. VonRuden Ebbers, J. Halverson, A. Schachtely, R. Murphy, S. Handland, Voss, D. Hill, D. Hoffman, A. Tracy, Director Mary Williams. N K Third row: 1. Berg, T. Thompson, J. Balder, M. Ebbers, D. Carey, Farnam, R. Brunner, j. Thew, A. Tracy, j. Schachtely, A. Steinke, , E N Panther Bands After returning from an exciting early summer trip to New York City the Royall band members were ready to get started on their fall marching season. The marching band began the season by playing in foot- ball halftime shows and marching in many area parades. The marching band ended the marching season with the ,annual high school Homecoming parade and halftime festivities. Soon after the marching season was over the concert band was practicing in full force for their fall and winter concerts. The year's highlight for the music department was Festival at Weston High School on March 8, 1986. The concert band received a first rat- ing in Class A competition. Many concert students are also involved in pep band. Being a pep band member means being at all pep assemblies, and home basketball games. Near the end of the year the band seems to take a slower pace, having only Pops Concert and graduation to perform for. This year's Pops Concert will feature the sounds from the big band era of the 1940's and 195O's. Banner: N. Lannes, C. Voss. Color Guard: J. Bradley, D. Hill. Flag Corp: G. Finch, A. Steinke, J. Schachtely, L. Miller, j. John- son, C. Novachek, K. Downing. Drum Major: D. Geier. Piccolo: L. Cleven, L. Schendel. Flutes: D. Huber, S. Olson, M. Schulze, T. Finnigan, K. Schmidt, J. DeN- eff, C. Martin. Clarinets: G. Arndt, K. Ri- ley, T. Cook, A. Wolf, 1. Martin, C. Wil- son, M. Wildes, T. Schreier, B. Steinke, T. Reineke, C. Benish, B. Rondesvedt, J. Brand, S. Schendel, K. Board. Bass Clari- nets: T. Wilson, Alto Sax: K. Schachtely, R. Ambort, M. Cook, E. Bashirian, A. Brad- ley, E. Schmidt, 1. Wolfgram, T. Reineke, J. Harazmus, B. Ebbers, M. Hill, 5. Cox, M. Warner, J. Zirk, N. Tyler, J. Schulz, S. Marty, T. Clark, B. Summerfield. French Horn: J. Thomas, 1. Wolfgram, J. Wood- worth. Trombones: C. Downing, D. Aus- tin, B. Thompson, D. Geier. Baritones: P. Anderson, E. Schendel, C. Anderson. Tu- bas: A. Tracy, R. Murphy. Percussion: L. Schotten, K. Jordon, E. Kortbein, B. Gerke, T. Hagen, J. Ladwig, G. Christian. Upper left: A break between dances at the marathon. Left: A. Tracy, D. Murphy, K. Thompson, C. Eberhardt: twirlers for the . maching band. Right: Pep band members at an assembly. 35 Below: Panther pepband playing inbetween acts at the gong show. Below center: Panther Marching Band at halftime. Top: Concert Bands contest performance at Weston. Above center: Color guard ata foot- ball game during pregame ceremony. Above: Getting ready for contest perfor- mance. Back row left to right: L. Schotten, B. Gerke. Row 3: M. Wildes, T. Cook, D. Hill, T. Reineke, T. Wilson, N. Tyler, M. Hill, A. Tracy, J. Wolfgram, K. Bradley, E. Schmidt, I. Harazmus, Row 2: D. Geier, K. Riley, C1. Arndt, T. Schrier, J. Bradley, C. Wilson, A. Wolf, J. Thomas. Front row: L. Cleven, L. Schendel, J. Schachtely, A. Steinke, D. Huber Below: Pep band getting ready for the as- sembly. Below center: Warming up their clarinets before festival. Back row left to right: R. Murphy, A. Tracy, Row 5: G. Arndt, L. Schendel. Row 4: K. Riley, S. Schnurr, R. Ambort, J. Bradley. Row 3: A. Bradley, M. Cook, T. Reineke, J. Harazmus, E. Basharian, P. Anderson. Row 2: K. Bradley, B. Steinke, C. Eberhardt, L. Cleven. Row 1: D. Geier, M. Wildes, K. Schachtely, C. Downing, E. Schendel. Front row: C. Wilson, T. Wilson, E. Kortbein, L. Schotten, A. Tracy, B. Ebbers. Back row left to right: E. Kortbein, Mr. Ebbers. Row 3: T. Reineke, B. Ebbers, A. Tracy, R. Murphy, E. Sclrendel, P. Anderson, D. Ceier, D. Austin, C. Downing, C. Eberhardt. Row 2: E. Basharian, B. Steinke, A. Bradley, M. Cook, R. Ambort, K. Schachtely, K. Downing, M. Ebbers. Front row: K. Novacheck, L. Miller, G. Finch, J. johnson, D. Hoffman Above: Dorian participants Doug Geier, Kate Riley, jessica Thomas, Laura Cleven, and Kim Schachtely. Solo Sz Ensemble On May 3,1986 a group of Royall musicians comprising 22 events attended the State Solo and Ensemble competition in Madison, WI, Eleven events received first ratings, five events received second ratings, and two events re- ceived third ratings. According to Mary Beth Stanek, Music Director at Royall, everyone who participated in events, no matter what rating they received, gave their all. A Above: Mr. Ebbers relaxes after a hard practice. Top left: Jessica Thomas and Gina Arndt prepare to perform. ------v-....ruu...u5..,,..Jg,,3 ev 5 row: A. Tracy, C. Eberhardt, I. Wolf- gram, J. Finucan. First row: J. Schach- tely, L. Cleven, K. Schachtely. Not pictured: K. Thompson. Madrigals: Left to right, back row: R. Brunner, T. Sebranek, R. Murphy, D. Geier. Third row: D. Polstin, D. Mur- phy, A. Schachtely, T. Triebs. Second Center right: State Duets: Left to right, back row: L. Cleven, A. Steinke, J. Schachtely. Front row: J. Bradley, R. Ambort. Above: Mr. Ebbers conducts the band. Top left: Clarinet Choir: Left to right, back row: Dawn Hill, Toni Reineke, Angela Wolf, Michelle Wildes. Middle row: Katie Riley, Gina Arndt, Tammy Cook, jenny Bradley. Front row: Tammy Wil- son, Cindy Wilson, Doug Geier. Top right: Gina Arndt and Katie warm up. State Instrumental Solos: Left to right, front row: Laura Cleven, Dawn Huber. Back row: Kim Schachtely, Katie Riley, Doug Geier. ILA-i 'gf Above: Triple Trio: Left to right, back row: Diana Polstin, LeAnn Britzman, Kimberly Rains. Middle row: Tina Triebs, Carrie Hitch- cock, Kathy Bradley. Front row: janine Schachtely, Carla Downing. Not pictured: Sue Clayton. Center right: Angie Wolf and jenny Bradley practice. Back row left to right: S. Jacobson, S. Cox, P. Sheahan, Coach Vitcenda. Row 3: j. Schultz, S. Board, B. Thompson, J. Ott, B. Russell. Row 2: K. Hemphill, N. Tyler, M. Hill, D. Pearsall, A. Stuchlik, K. Chewning. Front row: J. Hendrick- son, A. Albrecht, D. Kunath, Manager Mark Chase, C. Benish, C-. Towne. M A A. W Despite Man Injuries Team Still Does Well The 1985 freshman football team did not have a successful season ac- cording to the statistics. The twenty- two players under the coaching of Joe Vitcenda concluded their season with a record of 0-6. However, despite the disappointing record many indivi- duals gained valuable playing exper- ience which will be very useful in the years ahead. Considering some of the complica- tions the junior varsity team faced, their efforts were still productive. A decrease in the number of players and the lack of opportunity to practice had a great impact on the outcome of the team's season. Working under Coach Jack Sulik the junior varsity team pulled out a 4-3 record for the year. Some of the season's worst weather conditions made Panther football dif- ficult for both the spectators and play- ers to enjoy. Even though the weather didn't cooperate, the effects of a four game winning streak kept the mo- mentum of the Panthers going strong. The varsity season was filled with ups and downs. A 52-6 victory over Ban- gor on Parents' Night was one of the highlights, while a loss to Cashton on Homecoming was the largest letdown of the season. The team, under the instruction of Head Coach Jack Sulik along with Assistant Coaches Dan Delong and Tom Hodson, finished the year with a 5-4 record. Bottom left: Fumble recovery. Bottom right: Awaiting kick-off. Far bottom left: Another hard practice. Far bottom right: Panther defense holds back Indians. Football Left above: Panther defense. Left middle: Cheerleaders. Left below: Quarterback Todd Schmidt. Right center: Panther punting squad. Far right above: Cheerleaders. Right: Tom Sebranek running up the mid- dle. Far right: Scott Chase on defense. Back row left to right: S. Eberhardt, T. Kortbein,j.Pearsall,I.Ott, B. Marshall, S. Thompson, Coach Sulik, S. Handlend. Wright. Row 1: P. Stanek, R. Bender, M. Row 3: T. Marshall, S. Carey, j. Halverson, Lenski, R. Waddell, D. Green, D. Benish. M. Preuss, R. Weiland, B. Arndt. Row 2: E. Below left: Varsity at practice. Below right: Ron Thorson keeping stats. Below far right: Tom Sebranek and Todd Schmidt on inside reverse. - ...nt A 1 1 l Far left: Fumble by Eric Kortbein. Mid- dle: Kirk Ahlstrom on the run. Above: Cheerleaders at DeSoto. Back row left to right: Coach Sulik, E. Kortbein, D. Carey, D. Green, D. Benish, S. Wright, S. Eberhardt, S. Handland. Row 3: R. Waddell, K. Ahlstrom, M. Preuss, R. Weiland, M. Lenslci, A. Tracy, I. Ott. Row 2: P. Stanek, E. Schmidt, S. Chase, R. Thorson, T. Schmidt, P. Thorson, T. Sebranek, D. Schultz. Row 1: R. Brock, C. Pollock, M. Gruen, S. Lee, D. Dewitt, D. Miller, J. Turnipseed. Royall Girls Give Their Best Hey, good serve! Great spiking! Terrific bumping! These are just a few of the many expressions you may have heard from the crowds at this year's I.V. and varsity volleyball games. As usual, both the J.V. and varsity vol- leyball teams started practice in August. The J.V. volleyball team consisted of eleven returning and four new team members under the coaching of Mr. Larry Daines. They earned twelve wins and one loss. The hard work of the I.V. team led them to a first place victory over four other schools at the Cashton Invita- tional in October. Home crowds came alive when the varsity volleyball team walked out of the locker rooms and onto the court. This year's varsity volleyball team consisted of thirteen players, including the six re- turning lettermen. The varsity girls' re- cord was one win and twelve losses un- der the coaching of newcomer Mr. Ned Voss. Team members Kathy Bradley and Tammy Cook said, Even though we didn't walk off the floor with many wins we always kept a positive outlook on the games ahead. Below: Volleyball girls warming up. Middle: Deanna Fowler and Kathy Bradley wait for a return. Bottom right: Twink Gar vin bumping. Left to right: Row 4: L. Todd, M. Brown, M. Cook, M. Brown, K. Downing. Row 2: T. Thompson, T. Schreier Wildes, B. Bunk. Row 3: A. Bradley, C. Novachek, L. Row 1: T. Olson, N. Maule, J. Greeno, D. Hill. X X, 3 . , ,,., 'J ' J' is . is F ! n' X, Top left: Brenda Vieth spikes the ball while Renee Ambort and Barb Brown wait for a return. Bottom left: Amber l-louzner returning a serve. Left: j,V. Coach Mr. Daines explaining a procedure. Top middle: Kathy Bradley serv- ing. Top right: Varsity Coach Voss instructs team. Left to right: Row 4: Manager: D. Wilde, Fowler, J. Thomas. Row 2: T. Garvin, C. K. Riley, Manager: N. Voss. Row 3: K. Houzner, B. Brown, K. Bradley. Row 1: Thompson, D. Murphy, R. Ambort, D. A. Winchell, T. Cook, C. Eberharclt. 45 Ro all Harriers Despite few participants the cross country team did as well as expected this year, according to Coach Kirk Calkins. He said that as a team they did not score very well due to youth and inexperience, but that individual runners brought home strong, promising scores. The team had a total of fourteen members this season: nine girls and five boys. Cross country members participated in many invita- tionals around the region. Some of them were: Black River Falls, Brookwood, Richland Center, and Westby. Royall also hosted its own invitational in October. Coach Calkins took the girls team to Sectionals this year. The girls did not place, but reported it was still a good experience. Honored this year at the Fall Sports Award banquet for most valuable girls runner was Amy Krahenbuhl. Pete Warsaw was honored as most valuable boys run- A ner even though he was unable to complete the season due to illness. Fourth row, from left to right: Coach Calkins, M. Haney. First row: B. Clayton, S. Marty, K. N. Farnam, J. Thew, W. Dwyer, Manager A. Schirmer, A. Krahenbuhl. Missing is S. Rob- Schotten. Third row: P. Warsaw, J. Martin, C. erts, Hitchcock, A. Schactely. Second row: S. Smith, The Royall runners warming up. l l Right center: jim Thew running in the rain. Above: Shante Roberts tak- ing her final steps. Far left: Cross country runner participating in the Homecoming parade. Left: The start. Football: T. Sebranek, MVP-Offenseg M. Gruen MVP-Defense P. Warsaw, Most Valuable Boys' Cross A. Krahenbuhl, Most Valuable Girls' Country Runner Cross Country Runner Volleyball: D. Murphy, MVP-Defense, I, Thomas, MVP-Of- fense, A. Houzner, Varsity Captain Sports Participants Honored The Fall Sports Awards Banquet, an- nually sponsored by the Booster Club was held on October 31, 1985. Despite it being Halloween, there was a great tur- nout. Food was supplied by the parents of the honored athletes and band mem- bers who played at home football games. Coaches awarded participants in Volley- ball, Football, and Cross Country. Football: M. Gruen, Defensive Guard, Ist team: T. Sebranek, Offense lst team, S. Chase, Defensive Linebacker, 2nd team, All Conference Football: B. Vieth, Honorable Mention-Defense, T. Schmidt, Honorable Mention-Offense, R. 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Z 35 s sis- HS 1 I' ' Znwflw X' ' V1-?,li2-5 lt 2 , -5' ' ' 152222 f ' if , gl t ' 01-5'4f g-Sffii -4. 555 ' W5-fit ,, f , EM 5, '5 11,1-55-15,4 5 ' o it rgM 1'5W0f 1 1 ?i H-ggi '- wt lgtxvjez'-li? -'W , i N ,C G 1 ', lg z ' 'WC - ' 12- -f ., 151. ,. ,.,1,s1fg,.f4,5Y sf, - . ' ' - Ili, . , ' ' .,,,,,, ,.,, ,,, ,,,, , ,,,, - ..t,, , .,,., ,, , , Panthers Dribble, Pass And Shoot Their Way To Tournaments Alan Schachtely warming up. The Panthers' 1985-86 basketball season came to an end with a record of 11-9 overall and 9-5 in confer- ence. They finished strong, but couldn't clinch a regional title, as they lost 58-56 against North Crawford. It was a'team of strong players. Roy Brock led in scoring with 327 season points. The free throw tro- phy went to Jeff Turnipseed with 73.295 from the line, and Tom Se- branek was close behind with 72.3'7b. n i Front row: L. Skaro, C. Benish, K. Hemphill, A. Albrecht, D. Pearsall. Second row: Coach Board, K. Garrity, C-. Towne, S. Board, M. Chase, B. Thompson, Manager M. Warnner. Third row: j. Hendrickson. jeff Turnipseed shoots for two. The junior varsity started off slowly, but ended the season with a record of 6-11. Alan Schachtely and Scott Wright held duo positions on both the J.V. and varsity team. The freshmen struggled through a long season and finished with a record of 2-13. Their lack of size made scoring and rebounding a difficult battle. Despite a disappointing varsity loss in the third regional game the players and fans agreed it was an exciting season while it lasted. Senior Roy Brock attempts a shot close to the hoop against Necedah. Basketball V C l A WLM . . . ay , ,Q 5 I R Far above: Eric Kortbein goes for two against Wonewoc Center. Above: The team hudles for a cheer after a victorious win over Wonewoc in the first regional game. Above: Coach Splitgerber gives some pointers to the team. - G, . . . Front: S. Wright, P. Smith, J. Peterson, T. Vieth, D. Britzman, K. Summerfield, E Lawson, j. Pearsall, A. Schachtely, I. Riely Kortbein. Back: D. Carry, C. Moten, B. Arndt, A. Above right: Senior Tom Sebranek goes For a lay up worth two points. Below: Don Schwartz signals Roy Brock for a pass. Front: T. Lawson. Middle: E. Schmidt, B. Veith, K. Alhstorm, T. Sebranek, D. Schwartz, K. Board, R. Brock, J. Turnipseed, S. Chase, T Schmidt, L. McCracken. Royall Tumblers Gymnastics underwent some major changes this year. Ed McDermott, for- mer Royall student, became the new assistant coach. State and National committees made routine require- ments harder in J.V. and varsity rou- tines. According to Mrs. Strelow, the team's level of skill doubled by the end of the season. Individuals on the team brought home three of the four first place medals at Conference. The McClullen Invitational was a high- light of the season when I.V. took sec- ond place and varsity fourth out of thirty-two teams. Top row, left to right: Manager T. Wilson, J. Bradley, M. Dannenberg, D. Kranz, J. Thomas, M. Kranz, J. Beres, Middle row: I... Barbour, Assistant Coach E. Mcdermott, Coach V. Stre- lf, low, C. Eberhardt. Bottom row: C. Milne, P. Ellsworth, M. Garrison, D. Shepard, K. Shirmer, D. Hill, N. Maule, j. Murphy, T. Bruha. Top right: jessica Thomas preparing for a move. Middle right: Carole Milne gets a little help. Far right: Donna Kranz and another great landing. Right: jenny Bradley doing a stem rise over the bar. Above Royall gymnasts warming up. Top left: jessica Thomas, Tammy Bruha, and jenny Bradley, conference champs. Middle left: Tammy Bruha doing her clismount. Bottom left: Pam Elsworth looking good on the top bar. Top right: LaVonne Todd sitting down on the job. Middle right: Ed McDermott lends a helping hand to Naomi Maule, Bottom right: Coach McDermott lends support. 5 Pin'em Plat The 85-86 Royall wrestling team had quite an exciting season. The team started practice late in No- vember and the regular season end- ed February. Mark Gruen, Andy Tracy, and Curt Pollock all ad- vanced to sectionals, but only Mark Gruen finally headed for state where he took fourth place in the 6 a W-' Wa 5 Q. v 155 weight class. Even though Mark had an injured shoulder he did his best and it paid off. A1- though many seniors are leaving the team, there are still a number of returning underclassmen who are anxious to carry on the Royall wrestling tradition next year. 5354.15 ff HF' Bottom to top, left to right: D. Green, D. Becker, M. Gruen, M. Parks, T. Gosselin, Coach Dan R. Waddell, A. Tracy, J. McDermott. Top row: Delong, D. Schultz, S. Pruess, D, Steinmetz. Top right: Darrell Becker, Dan Stein- mitz, and Brian Gerke waiting pa- tiently for their match to start. Mid- dle, far left: Winners at the regional competition: Mark Gruen, Andy Tra- cy and Curt Pollack. Middle center: Coach Baisden looking on. Middle above: Andy Tracy battling for a take down. Above: Brian Gerke struggling hard. Below: Curt Pollock working hard. ii get UMM Left to right, back row: M. Lenski, I.. Schotten, N. Hanclland. Front row: J. Schultz, S. Cox, M. Hill, Farnam, Coach Delong, E, Schendel, M. Cox, S. J. Ott, B. Gerke, 1. Halverson, Center left: Duke Green out-smarting his opponent. Top right: The starting lineup. Bottom, far left: Mark Cruen, Conference CHAMP! Bottom left: jim McDermott rolling his man over. Above: Mark Gruen out-rnuscling his man. Below right: Michelle Wildes prepares for Free throw. Below: Sheila McCracken fol- lowing the ball, Below center: Ready for the rebound. Below third: Carole Houzner fight- ing for the ball. Lady Panthers Girls Basketball has grown by leaps and bounds. During the 1985- 86 season a lot of improvements have been made. The girls had 8 wins and 11 losses in the season and earned 6 wins and 6 losses in the conference. The most valuable Give Their All defensive player was Stephanie Wick, and the most valuable player was Amber Houzner, Every year there are a number of girls who try out for the squad, which indicates a high enthusiasm and interest in girls basketball at Royall. Left to right: 5. Schnurr, K. Thompson, R. Haraz- ager I. Newman, K. Bu mus, S. Wick, Coach Mr. Monty, D. Murphy, A. J. Finucan, A. Winchell, Manager J. Martin. Houzner, D. Fowler, B. Vieth. Second row: Man- Above center: Trisha Schreier making a free-throw shot. Above: Jane Pinucan rebounds during practice before the game. nk, C. Houzner, L. Brown, Below: Stephanie Wick makes a shot from the side. Below center: J. V. players set up for possession of the ball. 35 1 Riley 3 gl St ..: Qs First row: Kris Vierck, Tommi Thompson, Trisha Schreier, Janice johnson, Sheila McCracken. Second row: Cari Novacheck, Michelle Wildes, Julie Olson, Toni Reineke, Jackie Harazmus. Top center: Paula Crary. Top: Sheila Greenheck. ms-n ' Left: Deanna Fowler makes a shot from the inside. Above left: Mary Brown looks for an opening. Above right: jackie Harazmus fights for the ball. Top: ,l.V. cheerleaders finishing a cheer. Bot- tom: Football cheerleaders enjoying the ride. Go - Fight - Win!!! This year's football, wrestling, varsity and junior varsity basket- ball cheerleading squads worked especially hard, not just cheering on the home team, but also work- ing toward improving their perfor- mances and :participating in fund raising activities. Fund raising included the selling of raffle tickets for season activity passes, and having bake sales. The profits were used to purchase new uniforms for football and basket- ball cheerleading squads. The girls attended cheerleading camp at Oshkosh, Wisconsin, where they learned many cheers and a new routine which they per- formed at basketball ancl wrestling meets. There was also a new face among them: Miss Tagney, a teacher at the primary school, is the girls' new advisor. Participants agreed the season was fun and productive. b ,J 1 f 2 2 J 5 A is Football squads: Top: M. Kranz, Row 2: P. Speiss, Bottom: K. Bunk, S. Wick, and C. Milne. J.V. basketball squads left to right: j. Wolfgram, J. Zirk, and S. Roberts. , Q-A Above Right: Shante Roberts cheering. Above Left: Amy Preuss hard at work. Top right: Basketball cheerleaders in pyramid. Top middle: Cheryl Wood- worth and Amy Krahenbuhl pose. Bottom right: Amy Preuss and Jeanne Balder doing the chicken. Bot- tom left: Nettie Voss doing a routine ' at halftime. Varsity basketball squad: Top to bottom: A. Pruess, C. Garvin, T. Knapp, j. Balder, L. Gruen. Wrestling squad: Bottom, A. Tracy Row 2: C. Woodworth, A. Krahenbuhl, Top: Voss. Above: Twink Garvin cheering. Left: It 's a polka party! Winter Sports Awards This year's winter sports awards banquet was held April 18th in the high school gymnasiam. The ban- quet was sponsored by the Booster Club. Parents of the students who participated in a winter sport brough pot luck dishes. Sports that were honored were: boys and girls basketball, gymnastics, wrestling, and cheerleading. This year's ban- quet was a success due to the great turn-out of people who attended. Roy Brock and Tom Sebranek, happy con- ference champs. Wrestling: Mark Gruen, MVP, and State qualifierp Andy Tracy, Captain. ,, ,4p :VE Vopgp: p i Q s 15,- A YY' NY l Boys Basketball: jeff Turnipseed, Most Free Throwsp Roy Brock, MVP, Tom Sebranek, Co- Captain. : , ,il iii Q p ,3 Gymnastics: jenny Bradley, Captain, Tammy Bruha, MVP, jessica Thomas, Most Talented. Girls Basketball: Amber Houzner, Captain and Best Offense, Stephanie Wick, MVP and Best Defense. Shy award winners turn to avoid the camera. 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VVVV ,gt 1 V V at K wiki f VVVVTHYISKV, V r ig, 5 5 'vjxj Vt-VN H VV Vliigafyi r tVtV V V VV tl V m y Raya ,VW ww V 5.,S'Jf0 Vt JM 5'hisV!??7aC'?Q yyVVs 26.6 QBV4 77.53 Freshman 35' 35 ,V 23 28 36' 23 y .330 VVVVVVG . aa' 42:35 riVr fl '25 I 52 Vitii VrliVV it ,, ' VVVV V V2 V Vw: V,.1r,VV,a.,2f VQMV The Royall Sluggers The Royall sluggers started their season off with a scrimmage game against the Sparta Spartans on April 1st, Although they lost, it was a good offensive and defensive ball game. The varsity's toughest competi- tor was the Wonewoc Indians. The junior varsity's toughest competi- tor was the Tomah Indians. The varsity ended their season fifth in the conference with 2 wins and 6 losses. The junior varsity ended their season with 3 wins and 6 losses. The weather did not contribute to this season's success. Two games were delayed early in the season due to rain. Also because of rain, some games had to be rescheduled' as double headers. The wind was often so strong that it would pick up dirt from the infield, causing problems with visibility. The chilly temperatures were very uncomfort- able for spectators as well as the players. 'The girls varsity softball team was under new coaching. Roger Kalodrich was replaced by Daniel Dedering, who was the junior var- sity coach. Players reported that Pe- ter Brandt was a successful coach this season. ' Front row, left to right: Manager M. Brown, J. Finicun, K. Harer, L. Gruen, T. Theiding, M. Wildes, L. Schendel, B. Brown, T. Above: Katie Riley stretching out for a prac- tice. Right: Kathy Bradley heading down to the Elroy Park for a game. . .X-- ' if kiir Vt. K , ...Es I .... X . 62 ,. i .... X Schrier. Back row, left to right: J.Harazmus, K. Bradley, B. Vieth, K. Riley. Y ..1., . I . . . .- . wwf, M., . -f H amz.. f , ., I WN' . 'T ...W 'f -'M 'le ' ijivgv ' : 'f 5Xr5i'f ' . -f . fr i... - 5,33 .i?.5,g1.. x e - 3 ..T?i'71':5f ' r ' f .ff W' . V . T M f f ' ' ' 5 -fv- - ' .. . H ,'1fE' . 1' - , Center: Barb Brown extending herself for a catch. Top right: Kellie Harer and Tammy Theiding playing catch. Bottom: Coach Dan Dedering posing for a picture. Left to right, row 2: j. Hohnson, W. Pruess, 1. son, T. Burkhalter, J. Murphy, M. Keil, S. Von Ruden, A. Brown, B. Bur1k,S. Clayton, B. GreenHeck, J, Greeno, Stienke, Coach Brandt. Row 1: S. Hendrick- Top left: Sheila Greenheck getting the feel of the bat. Middle left: Brenda Bunk releas- ing a pitch with fielders on their toes behind her. Above: jackie Murphy waiting for a pitch. Top right: janel Greeno scoring a run. Left jana Von Ruden waiting for her pitch Above: Mr. Brandt smiling at the camera. Boys Track Runs Hard The Royall boys track team was jump- ing this year, with several strong achievements in field events. High jumper Wayne Wilson cleared six feet. Tom Gosselin pole vaulted ten feet. And Pat Smith reigned as confer- ence champ of the long jump. Despite such highlights the seventeen member team, headed by coaches Flasher and Calkins, finished seventh out of sev- en in conference, a bleak comparison to the Royall undefeated status of 2 years ago. Such a change may be attributed to the team's inexperience, with only 4 return- ing members this year. The team lacked experience and depth, according to coach Flasher. However, attitudes were good, and the team put forth a unified effort. Awards were presented to: Ben Thompson, Captain, Pat Smith, M.V.P. Field, and Dale Carey, M.V.P. Track. Top to bottom, left to right: Row 5: Coach K. Calkins, D. Britzman, B. Thompson, W. Wilson, Coach F. Flasher. Row 4: T. Gosse- lin, N. Farnam, C. Pollock, R. Brunner, D. Kunath. Row 3: B. Finn, R. Bender, L. Pol- lock, M. Lenski, M. Chase. Row 2: 1. Thew, K. Gerrity, P. Smith, J. Olson. Row 1: K. Hemphill, D. Carey. Right: Wayne Wilson clears the high jump. Above: Track boys warming up for a meet. 64 . ,S+ Q W. Y 4 M 4124? ' Jf..4.:,,, M, My V nf-,mv , ,fk, V5,,,,,.-eww ,yi ,, MVN- ,, K 1-mm. ,J -wwf e Top: Wayne Wilson clears six feet. Left: Bill Finn pushes on. Above: Dale Carey set to start. Girls Track Team Gives Their All The girls track team completed a very successful season. The weather did not help: first practices were run in the cold, followed by unseasonable heat. But the team stuck it out, and their hard work paid off. It was a banner season for Royall as school records in the following events were broken: Amy Krahenbuhl: 300 me- ter low hurdles, and 400 meter run, Beth Clayton: Mile run. The mile relay team of Michelle Kranz, Kris Thompson, Missy Haney, and Amy Krahenbuhl broke their event's school record twice. Krahenbuhl and the relay team advanced to Sectionals. Team awards went to: Amy Krahen- buhl, MVP running, Denise Wilde, MVP field. Captains were: Stephanie Wick and Renee Ambort. Above: Missy Haney heading into a triple jump. Right: Katie Bunk hands off the baton during a relay. 66 Top to bottom, left to right: Row 5: Assis- tant Coach D. Melbostad, Manager J. Mar- tin, Manager P. Cornelier, Coach D. Bais- den. Row 4: H. Chewning, '. Britzman, D. Wilde, K. Rains. Row 3: L. Todd, T. Triebs, A. Wolf, D. Hill, K. Thompson, K. Bunk. Row 2: S. Calkins, C. Novacheck, T Thompson, K. Vierck, L. Brown, M. Haney B. Ebbers, A. Krahenbuhl. Row 1: 5. Smith T. Reineke, S. Mc Cracken, B. Clayton, J Olson, S. Marty. Wk-. illhq...,,,,, eau- I i -. Fi ll sg,,,...s L Top left: Amy Krahenbuhl jumps to clear the hurdle. Above: Coach Dan Baisden look- ing over the girls track records. Bottom right: Angela Wolf receives a hand-off. Left center: Denise Wilde ready to release the disc. Below: Renee Ambort resting be- fore her track event. Below Center: Amy Krahenbuhl lifting off for high jump. 'l 67 Home Run The Royall Panther baseball team had a rough season against tough competi- tion this year, ending up with a record of 9 and 8. There were few ups in the season with the pitchers giving up too many walks, and hitting being inconsistent. The highlight of the season was Pitcher Bruce Vieth throwing a no hitter, the 3rd one in the history of Royall High School. The I.V. team showed a lot of potential for being an even better team next year, with a final record of 9 and 3. -W- Above: Statisticians hard at work. Top Left: Coach Vitcenda watching for the play. Top Right: Dave Miller in good form. Right: Players heading forthe diamond. 4 1 wxnwnz . . a Back Row: Statisticians C. Houzner, K. Garvin, B. Veith I Fick R Green K Board M Gruen T Schmidt R Thorson J Turnipseed Waddell, P. Riley, S. Chase, K. Ahlstrom, T. Sebranek Coach Vit D Miller cenda, Statiscian K. Schirmer. Front Row: E, Schmidt P Stanek D it fn Back row Statistician S Splittgerber J Pearsall, C. Albrecht, B. Gerke, ,l. Hendrickson, S. O'Rourke, J. Moten B Thompson J Schultz M Veith, P. Shea- Riley, S. Wright. Not Shown: D. Pearsall. han Stat1st1cianA Preuss Front row E Kortbein, A. Top left: Coach Steffen giving advice to jeff Schultz. Left: Jamie Hen- drickson bringing a run. Below: Eric Kortbein wait- ing for a play. Upper right: Dan Pearsall throws a strike. Left: Todd Schmidt getting ready for a great hit. Above: jim Pearsall takes a hard swing. Right: Mark Gruen rounds third heading for home. Spring Sports Awards The Spring Sports Awards Banquet, annually sponsored by the Booster Club, took place on May 22, 1986 in the gymnasium. The evening started off with a meal provided by the families attending, and the Booster Club. Following the meal there was a presentation of spring sports awards to honored athletes. The honored athletes were: Girls Softball: Michelle Wildes, MVP of- fense, Tammy Thieding, MVP offense. Girls Track: Amy Krahenbuhl, MVP: Denise Wilde, MVP Field: Renee Ambort, Captain. Boys Track: Pat Smith, MVP Field, lst team all conference: Benji Thompson, Captain, Dale Carey, MVP Track. P. Smith receives MVP Field award from Coach Calkins. B. Thompson receives Captain award from Coach Calkins M. Wildes walking to receive MVP offense award. D. Wilde receives MVP Field award from Coach Melbostad. D. Green, M. Gruen, T. Schmidt, D. Miller, R. Thorson pose for a picture mi fi' Spring Sports Scoreboard Varsity Baseball Brookwood Necedah We 13 O 4 They 3 Bangor 13 2 Hillsbo e S 4 r.sQ .. Q --:'- 1' 1' rrr r r ..r 1 2' he 4 Nece ' rlo if 12 s ' 4 'SZS f?f,, r rraar oss Y no 6b sora,a aoro is rrs sa fo' f oflr sorrroa i , a os oosl lsr 9 lrsl Junior Varsity Baseball We They VaI'Si'ty Girls Softball Track 18 6 i12. f aaoe - ii? - -' - 1 iiii' S A, L nc gp rm , . 5 ' it . 4' Nr 4' l T wr. 'K .. , . . 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The weather this year was rainy and sometimes bitterly cold. But the faithful team members showed up for practice regardless. The team this year was led by Jens Neergaard Peterson, who is an outstanding golf player. But everyone on the team had their part in some of the wins. Students In Action Front row: S. Vieth, 1. Peterson, D. Nelson. pictured: S. Briske, D. Austin, A. Albright. Row 2: Coach Van Dehey, C. Novachek. Not .,, V V Above left: Stephine Wick trying to block T' fftl , an opponent's shot. Above right: Andy Tra- H , cy going for a takedown. Far left: Tom Se- branek coming in fron the field, Left: jackie f Murphy sliding into base. Ia W its ,J g,:,f,,, ,f, f, , ,, dj. ' W N 5 ' v .,,, v Q- , 6 4 'f L , - n v, ,W f ,Aw A ., -- , .1 5 , ,nv e ' f 'yi ' ,. . ? . ,,., f ' .4 'W A ,aaa-' mm AW Right: Amy Krahenbuhl, Carrie Hitchcock and Shante Roberts pose for the camera. Be- low: Todd Schmidt ready to pass the ball. Center: Jessica Thomas performing her rou- tine on the beam. Below far right: Kris Thompson trying to help Stephanie Wick. Q ll 9. to g :wi ENE 33 5 e c Qu sq 'ti Far left: Tom Sebranek guarding his man. Left: Beth Steinke warming up before the game. Above: Tony Reineke warming up. Below: Jenny Bradley, Renee Ambort, Laura Schendel, Tammy Cook and Sue Schnurr pzse for picture in nam of bus. Beiow fight: . . gg f. Ebbefs responding to a questionzqwvm Q B at n d S 1 t S a , . L, Q, The B1 g ' t pple Q Pop singer Huey Lewis sang that New York City is where you can do half a million things all by a quarter to three. Band members didn't keep late hours ev- ery night during their three day visit to the Big Apple, but it seemed as if they still saw half a million things. The band's first stop was a concert at an ele- mentary school near Middletown, NY, where they were well received accord- ing to band director Mr. Ebbers. Once in New York City, they visited the United Nations Building, Statue of Liberty, Em- pire State Building, and the famous Macy's Department Store. Most of the group agreed that riding the subway was a unique experience. Evening entertain- ment included seeing the Broadway shows Cats and Big River , and a bal- let at the Met in Lincoln Center. When the chartered buses left New York City late Thursday, the tired band members curled up in their seats, went to sleep, and dreamed of being home. ragi A izi X, L 8 ft K Left: the famous Radio City Music Hall, and We saw it! Far left: Cats was an evening on the town. Above, Statue of Liberty viewed from boat. Above left: Senior girls pose for picture while wait- ing for the bus. Far above: the famous view of the New York City skyline. Gina Arndt removing her mask. Cheaper B Back row L-R jim Thew, Gina Arndt, Doug Geier, Audrey Triebs, Tina Triebs, Edith Gustafson, Tammy Knapp, Tom Sebranek, Ron Brunner, Norm Farnam, Terri Tangney. Middle row L-R Duke Green, Tom Gosselin, Kris Thompson, Deanna Fowler. Front row I.-R Shante Roberts, Kate Bunk, julia Wolfram. Th D C OZEI1 . S ' . uccess Despite Snow , p e t A - , - - . :,L Snow didnt stop cast members daughter Anne rebels against him r E-' from performing the All School and they are both miserable at the t rtt Play November 8 8: 9, 1985 at lack of understanding between ,pd gt, .lt,tt Royall High School. Although them. When Anne discovers that p ddd A' i:llf'l there was a small crowd because of her father is dying she realizes the the season's first snow storm, the real reason for his actions. He dies 4 itt g 1 h 1 ' d b t C1 f i T p ay was a uge success. e eaving a sa u soun ami y. p 1 weather caused another slight diffi- In addition to cast members, peo- Q culty: Jim Thew who portrayed Joe ple behind the scenes who helped i,Qp Q pp A Scales was snowed in. Another cast the play run smoothly were: pf, member, Ron Brunner who por- trayed Dr. Burton, drove his snow plow to Iim's house and brought him to school. Despite these prob- lems, the cast had a great time put- ting the play on. The play is based on a true story about a family of twelve children and a father who is one of the pio- neers of industrial efficiency. Fa- ther decided to apply his methods of efficiency to his family for better organization at home. His oldest Director ....... Edith Gustafson Assistant Director . Terri Tangney Sound System . . . Rich Murphy Program 8: Poster Cover . Michelle Kranz Lights, Stage, 8: Curtain Crew . Ja- mie Hendrichson Andy Albrecht Darrick Nelson Make-Up . . . . Kathy Bradley Renee Ambort Amber Houzner , . . Right Center: Tender moment shared be- tween Anne tGina Arndtj and Larry tNorm Farnamj. Above: Tina Triebs into removing her make-up. . Q gf E' 1 W 3, F ' M . f- t ,,r. .t ' H V1.,, ,,,:, V I 'V ' Ulm WWW A , ' W ' -5 ,f E Q W l l l ll 4 L W. ' 'tiff-i et.. - F -J -..M L,M ' ' , rr L,,, ,,', K V 'fir , . ' iff' -,...-- Jislzix mum 1 x - il 5 , ? .:3g:t.r,,... ,.X. f get-., .eg ,uf W 4 E, ,r wr- few amz .rt -wi my ,safer '22 ww' was 5, Left: Father tDoug Geierl calls a family meeting. Below left' Duke Green switches ends of the stage during the play. Below: Mother fAudrey Triebsj Miss Brill tTammy Knappj, and Father iDoug Geierj are having a slight disagreement about something. 'tga , 'E vv E , , 1-- 53 it g li . K gt, -wwavd . N W ig ' W' raglan! xt, ., QW, !-ML f r My -'M K- fit .am -l, V ., ,Wit Q t 'r A I 1 ..- .O f T , WW N' ' M' f wi , M Far left: Ernestine fKris Thompsonj and Frank CTom Sebranekj confer on stage. Center: Ernestine fKris Thompsonl, Anne tGina Arndtj, and Martha fDeanna Fowlerl share girl talk about boys. Above: Shante Rob- erts flashes a smile while she and Deanna Fowler clean up after the play. Below: Miss Brill CTammy Knapp! corrects Anne's paper as Father tDoug Geierj looks on. 77 Below: Queen Shante Roberts dances with King Dennis Benish. Below Center: Eric Schmidt, Pat Riley, and Kirk Ahlstrom decorating for Prom. Below Right: Jane Fin- ucan, Dianne Murphy, and Kate Bunk put- ting up paper for Prom night. Prom Sparks On April 19, 1986, the class of eighty seven presented, This Could Be The Night. Music for the junior prom was presented by Jammin Jimmy's Music and Pun Show. Prom colors of pink, gray, and lavendar gave the gym a arre .1 ,Zf, Z:,.v' , , iff, i , Abovez. King Dennis Benish is crowned by Queen Shante Rob- erts. 78 Spring Fever springtime appearance. The traditional grand march oc- curred to the music of Loverboy's This Could Be The Night. The Prom of nineteen eighty six will be remembered by many. Top Row: Kirk Ahlstrom, Michelle Kranz, Pat son, Jessica Hodgson, Luke Burch, Carol Houzner, Stanek, Cheyl Woodworth, Dennis Benish, Shante Mark Cruen. Row One: Mike Parks, Tammy Knapp, Roberts, Lisa Pollock, Troy Reineke, jane Finucan, Laurie Gruen, Ron Waddell. Bruce Vieth. Row Two: Paul Thorson, Kris Thomp- Left: The court forming a bridge. Below: Kate Bunk Scott Chase Dianne Murphy cutting paper for the corner Middle Far Left The court dancing. Middle Row Center: Paul Thorson escorting Kris Thompson during the grand march Middle Row Right: Pat Riley, Kirk Ahl- strom, and Mitch Lenski taking a break from decorating. Above: Pat Stanek and Cheryl Woodworth during the grand march. Bottom Row Center: Mike Parks and Tammy Knapp arm in arm. Bottom Row Right: Kirk Ahlstrom and Michelle Kranz pass the bridge. Below: Luke Burch and Jessica Hodgson making their way around the gym. Second Row Left: Carrie Hitchcock and Dennis Benish happy to be at Prom. Top Right: Queen Shante Roberts strolling through the bridge. T Prom , , .ttt Q 5 , - f. f isa: ' T, Above Left: Ron Waddell escorting Laur Gruen during the grand march. Above Cel ter: Troy Reineke walking with Lisa Polloc. on his arm. Above Right: Mark Gruen ana Carol I-louzner taking the traditional walk. Court: Back row: Roy Brock, Angie Winchell, Missy Ebbers, Scott Lee. Second row: Ron Thorson, Tammy Bruha, Queen Jeanne Balder, King Todd Schmidt, Amber Houzner, Tom Sebranek. Front row: Nancy Arndt and Rusty Chute. Schmidt And Balder Reign Over Homecoming Events Crownbearers Nancy Arndt and Rusty Chute Students building floats, prepar- ing skits and decorating the gym were just a few of the activities that took place the week of Homecom- ing 1985, September 2.3-28. The ac- tivities kicked off with spirit week. Dress up days included western, school color, sweats, dress up, and nerd day. Student Council led the daily activity period class competi- tions such as licorice eating, life saver race, tug-of-war, and the egg toss. One could feel the intense excite- ment Thursday night as class and club skits were presented and game finals were played. Jello slurping was first. As each participant slurped, the gym echoed with screaming. Finally, junior Mark Gruen won. The tug-of-war finals found the sophomore and seniors facing off. Students gasped as the rope pulled one way, then the other until at last the sophomores won. The final event of the program was the crowning of King Todd Schmidt and Queen Jeanne Balder, who then led the student body down to the practice field for the burning of the Friday was highlighted by students scurrying to put finishing touches on class floats, and seniors decorating the gym. During lunch hour Scott Lee and Bruce Vieth's powder puff teams competed. In the end Vieth's team was victorious. Warm sun and blue sky were the setting for the Homecoming parade as it passed through the crowded streets of Elroy. That night at the game the Panthers had a disap- pointing loss to the Cashton Ea- gles. A western decor was the setting as students danced Saturday night. The disc jockey was an hour and a half late and seniors Wayne Wilson and Rich Murphy filled in on band stereo equipment until the DJ. ar- rived. The Grand March began at 10:30 to the theme song, Never Surrender . Student Council presi- dent Carrie Hitchcock announced the junior class as the spirit trophy winner. By midnight the music ended, the gym was cleared and Homecoming 1985 was just a mem- ory. Right: Homecoming court watches bonfire, Below: juniors Kirk Alhstrom, Kris Thomp- son, Tammy Knapp, Eric Schmidt and Ron Waddell performing in their skit. Below left: Dave Dewitt, riding on the senior float. Be- low right: Jeanne and Todd smile for the camera as they pass in the grand march. HH 'i an f.....sr Left: Senior nerds gather at island to get in the picture. Above The band playing the school song as the crowd follows. Above The junior float during the parade. ., 55:1 'M lfifmlir t M in UF R.H.5. Left: The winning wall decorating entry. Below: Court couple Angie Winchell and Roy Brock wave to the crowd. Below: Right couples dancing under the western atmosphere. ffm 1 'K g fgrggupg fr' ' 1,1-an sir' ini: M aa' f ' ' '.g A 'U' ig r N .fd 55 e 1:- iitr r , e Wilt t Above: Senior girls cheer the football team on at the game Left: Bruce Veith, Eric Schmidt, and Mark Gruen distribute milk during the parade. Above: Left the band performs while court couples are named. Right: Queen jeane Balder and King Todd Schmidt during the grand march. Far right: David DeWitt slurping jello while Scott Lee holds the pan. Below: Nerds Ron Wad- dell ancl Eric Schmidt. 1 Left: Court couple Tom Sebranek and Amber Houzner smile at the crowd as they pass by. Above: Football players jeff Turnipseed, Scott Lee, Tom Sebranek, and Todd Schmidt take part in the cheerleaders' skit. Top left: The bulletin board advertising the Turnabout dance. 2nd from top left: The odd winning alumni taking a break to pose for a picture. Winter Week Winter came into the picture early this year. The first snowfall was in the beginning of No- vember and the area received over five feet of snow during the season, remaining snow-cov- ered until mid-March. Due to the ice and snow school was cancelled for four days. Although the winter's weather kept many peo- ple indoors, the E-K-W community really heated up beginning the week of January 20th. The high school's activities started with dress up days in preparation for a dance on Saturday. Saturday night the Senior class and Student Council sponsored a Turnabout dance at the high schoolp the music was proveded free by Disc Jockey Gogi-Wheels due to an error at Home- coming. The following Friday before an away basketball game the APS sponsored a spaghetti supper at Royall. The money earned at the sup- per was to go toward an upcoming club trip. Saturday morning brought a pancake breakfast sponsored by the band. After eating their fill, 2.00 participants of the area's Suldahl Classic ski race waxed up their skis and set out cross country to Mauston. Sunday afternoon the Booster Club hosted an alumni basketball game, followed by a game played between the E-K-W firemen and teachers. The week's activities lured local people out of hybernation, resulting in a good turnout to these events and a break in the winter. 3rd from top left: Students on the move at the winter dance. Bottom left: Skiers take off as the race begins. Bottom Right: Tammy Bruha, Carrie Hitchock, Donna Kranz pause for a snack during dance decorating. rt 'iii Seniors Step Up And Out! Senior preparation for gradu- ation began with the Senior Girls Tea on April 21, 1986 at the Grace Lutheran Church Fellowship Hall. The tea was prepared for the senior girls by the Elroy Women's Club. A month later on May 20, 1986 the Senior Banquet was held. The menu for the evening was salad, ham, baked potato, and cherry des- sert, all prepared by John Weger and catered by the Royall High School Band. Entertainment for the evening was provided by the sen- iors with a skit about the senior class at their ten year reunion. After the skit the awards and schol- arships were handed out. Once the evening was over the seniors had to hurry home and get to bed so they could be ready for the long ride down to Gurnee, Illi- nois for the class trip to Great America. The buses left bright and early on May 21, 1986 for this excit- ing trip. The seniors returned home at midnight after a fun-filled day at the amusement park. Graduation, the day which the seniors worked toward for four years, was on Friday, May 30, 1986. The day was sunny and warm, per- fect weather for Royall's first ever outside graduation. On Friday evening at 8:00 p.m. ninety-two seniors, the class of 1986, were pre- sented to the audience as helium balloons were released, and a stu- dent wave swept across the graduates. The class colors were blue, white and silver. Class flower was a rose, the class song was Let's Cele- brate, and the class motto was Yesterday is a dream, and tomor- row is only a vision: but today well- lived, makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every to- morrow a vision of hope. The sen- ior class is wished hope and happi- ness always. They will be missed. Above left: Carole Milne addresses the class while Doug Senior Banquet award winners: Front ley. Back row: G, Albrecht, S. Preuss, K. Gel? and Gma Aflfdl await their turns. Above right: row left to ri ,ht A Winchell A Trac Witt S Leo Seniors snack at senior tea. Above: Senior girls mob an- S S ' ' ' Y' ' I A other cartoon character at Great America. A Houzner, C. Milne, D. Wilde, K. Brad- I . 2,5 Far left: Senior girls gather around Sylvester Cat at Great America. Left: Sue Schnurr and Jeanne V .A . - Balder taking one step closer to graduation. Be- A My 'Q I low: The graduating class of 1986. Below center: i 1 . A One last Senior huddle. Below right: Andy Tra- .fsiff .ter . .1 . A cy and Kerry Moffit during procession. . .. .. -.sis l E 5. 23 i Above center: judge Brady gives a few words of advice to graduates. Above: Aunt Renee Ambort and Niece Tammy Cook graduate together. - .ri-.1 X, ,R je MMM .,,, 1 im' 2 ' Senior Banquet Award Winners: Front Schmidt, D. Austin, j. Thomas, D. Pol- row, L-R: R. Thew, T. Cook, R. Ambort, stin, D. Geier. R. Warner. Back row: T. Sebranek, T. .. a - 1 Step nd l Yesterday is alfeeeiy V tOm0rrOw is oniya vision, but to- day, well lived, makes every yester4 day ea dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. TGP gefyf Secretary: Laura I-'lasherg Bottom left: PresAiHei1fefDoiina Kranzg ,'Ve I,euraVSchende1. 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M77 Y X re is 2,-' 154. J V 9' dfrifi if ...gf- -,f' Left center: Advanced Biology students Jens- Neergaard-Peterson, Gina Arndt and Renee Ambort play with gravity as they balance eggs on end. Center: Mr. Calkins demonstrates his balance to seniors Todd Schmidt and Ron Thorson. Above: Roy Brock gets measured for cap and gown. Left: Seniors mob the island. Below: Don Schwartz hangs on for the ride in High School Ro- deo. Health Career students Back row: G. john- son, T. Stringfield, B. Vieth, L. Flasher, D. Kranz, D. Polstin. Front row: Instructor Gloria Guichard, A. Graewin, S. Schnurr, A. Houzner, K. Rains. Bottom left: Laura Flasher visits with AFS host family during her stay in Holland. Below center: Mi- chelle Kranz rounds the last barrel and heads for the home stretch in High School Rodeo. Students With Extra Talent Some students excel in athletics, others in aca- demics. The evidence of this is visible in the classroom, clubs, and teams. However, many students excel in special areas in the communi- ty as well. iff 1 - 5 AS., ----.. .,, .',, 15-.aff me s ,st Top right: Tammy Cook, Monroe County 4-H Queen, visits her cow Andria during the Monroe County Fair. Above: Cathy Eberhardt partici- pates in folk dance as a member of 4- H state music ensemble. 97 Patrons The success of any yearbook de- pends on the contributions and support of many individuals. The yearbook staff would like to express its gratitude to the many members of the community who made this year's Panther possible. Patron Classifications: Copper Star Bronze Star Silver Star Gold Star Special Recognition Farmers Professional 5 1-10 S11-20 S21-30 S31-40 S41-over Separately Separately 5 1-10 S11-20 521-30 S31-40 S541-over Separately Separately Copper Star WCOW FM Br AM Sparta Club 71 fButch's Bar 8: Grillj Heritage Manor Elroy Ervin Leatherberry Star Herald News Wilton South Side Lumber Tomah jolly jane Homemakers Kendall Piggly Wiggly Hillsboro Fire House Tap Elroy Hill Christensen 8: Co. Women's Club Elroy Elmer's Mobil Wilton Wilton Building Supply Inc. Wilton Allen Schraufnagel Elroy Farmers A-Hart Acres Arden and Lois Eberhardt Hilmaster Farm Clarence and Barbara Beres FarView Farms Ray and Karen Schmidt Bradon Farms Don and Marie Bradley Patron Acres Everett and Carol Bradley Kenary Dairy Farms Ken and Mary Cook Y-Land Farms Harvey and Bonita Weiland Pine Lawn Farm Edward and Anita Gruen Ridge Road Farms Sebranek's Valley View Morlan Sebranek Ronstead Acres Ron and Patsy Leis Robert and Linda Murphy Emerald Hills Farm Dale and Ettamae Henze Royall Jerseys Gene Zirk Century Farms Charles and Joyce Finucan Special Recognition EAAC Dr. Roy Balder Bank of Elroy Bob's Refrigeration Brekke Shoe Store Brown Bus Co. Wallace Brady George and Betty Chute Brunner Drilling Carlfs Beverage Mart Bill Collins Dave's Barber Shop Elroy Hometown Print Elroy Flowers and Gifts Elroy Gas, Inc. E-K-W Schools Elroy-Sparta Bike Trail Elroy Lumber Co. Elroy Theater Elroy Tribune Keystone Fox Pharmacy Gambles Store Grande Cheese Gary's TV Hagen Insurance Heritage Manor Hofmeister Insurance William E. jefferson Kickapoo Kountry Store Leatherberry Electric Locks and Frocks Nelson Oil Company North-West Telephone Company Elaine Olson Ridge Road Farms Tilmar Roalksaur Royall Furnaces Sartori's Quality Foods Karl Schultz-Strout Agency Dale and Peg Steffen Trail House Cafe Twin's Beauty Shop Walker Stainless Equipment Duane and Joyce Weed Winn's Jewelry Wisconsin Savings and Loan WRJC-Mauston Radio Zenner-Picha Furniture Northern Plastics 'Elroy Area Advancement Corporation Special Recognition Kendall Lions Club Kendall Wilton Hardware Hank Wilton Wisconsin Savings Association Elroy and Tomah Ridge Road Farms, Inc. Elroy Wilton Lions Club Wilton Arthur Overgaard Elroy Elroy Fire Department Elroy ' Silver Star Monroe County NFO Pine Valley Meats Norwalk Tomah Cash Store Tomah Wilton Bus Service Wilton Steele's Health Mart Drugs Wilton Fire Department Wilton Hofmeisters Inc. Elroy Schreiners Studio Tomah Professionals Bashirian, D.D.S. Michal Eastvold D. C. Roy B, Balder, M. D. Wm. jefferson, Attorney Gold Star First Bank of Sparta Sparta Farmers and Merchants Bank Kendall Brunner Drilling and Manufacturing, Inc, Elroy Bronze Star Knull's Bookkeeping Service Elroy Neuman Oil Company Elroy Steele's Store Kendall 8: Tomah Polstin's Store Wilton Brandau Livestock Kendall Elroy Flower and Gift Elroy Madden Petro, Inc. Elroy Students Honored For Scholastic Achievement This page is dedicated to those students of Royall High School who have obtained at least a three point grade point average for the 1985-86 school year. The Scholastic Banquet was held on April 22.. It is the only time students get recogni- tion for their academic achieve- Seniors g ments. The three point grade point average was obtained through hard work and dedication on the stu- dent's part. Since a lot of effort was put forth, these students deserve the little recognition that this page gives them. g Juniors Gary Albrecht Renee Ambort David Arndt Gina Arndt David Autin Jeanne Balder Daniel Bauer Jeanne Beres Jennifer Bradley Kathleen Bradley Steven Brieske Laura Cleveln Tammy Cook Carla Downing Melissa Ebbers Cathy Eberhardt Deanna Fowler James Gauden Douglas Cteier Thomas Gosselin Amber Houzner Karoline Kledehn Caroline Milne Jens Neergaard- Petersen A Annette Peterson Diana Polstinif A Amy Preuss Kathleen Riley Kim Schachtely Laura Schendel Todd Schmidt Sue Schnurr Thomas Sebranek Jessica Thomas A Andy Tracy Rosann Warner Stephanie Wick Tamra Wilson Angela Winchell C Kenneth ,Witt Sophomores, L Terri Arndt Lisa Brown Mary Brown Michelle Cook Elizabeth Ebbers Jerry Eckelberg Pamela Ellsworth Norman Farnam Dale Green Julie Hitchcock Eric Kortbein Angela Lydon Naomi Maule Lynette Miller- Julie Olson if A Shannon Ol1ROUfk8, 'if 1 Angela Preusst v Wendy Preuss John Riley Alan Schachtely M Trisha Schreier Susan Splittgerber Kelli Thompson Lavonne Todd Andrew Vieth Michelle 'Wildes Cindy Wilson Scott Wright Kirk Ahlstrom Catherine Bunk Joseph Carpenter Jane Finucan Mark Gruen Michelle Haney Jacqueline Harazmus Carol Houzner Kristi Jordan Amy Krahenbuhl Michelle Kranz Dianne Murphy Michael Parks Frederick Pasch Lisa Pollock Troy Reineke Shante Roberts Janine Schachtely Amy Steinke Kristin Thompson Louis Thompson Audrey Triebs Tina Triebs Angela Wolf Julia Wolfgram Freshmen Andrew Michael Hill Albrecht Dawn Hill Steve Board Ann Bradley Stephanie Calkins Scott Cox Paula Crary Kathleen Downing Dean Geier Shelia Greenheck James Hendrickson Darrick Nelson Cari Novachek John Ott Dan Pearsall Toni Reineke Dee Shepherd Lance Skaro Cheryl Speicher Beth Steinke Tommi Thompson Matthew Warner Royall's Response Best Cafeteria Food Pizza Tacos Spaghetti Salad Bar Worst Cafeteria Food Macaroni and Cheese Salmon Loaf Casseroles Favorite Place To Eat McDonald's Hardees Pizza Hut Home Favorite Food Pizza Spaghetti Tacos Chicken Favorite Pop Pepsi Mountain Dew Diet Pepsi Coke Favorite Class Study Hall Physical Education Biology Choir There have always been many fads and popular trends to occupy students' time. Royall students were no different this year. A survey sheet was distributed in English classes, which contained many Biggest News Maker Shuttle Tragedy Bombing of Libya Russian Nuclear Explosion Biggest Worry At Royall Getting caught by parents Their image Tests Favorite Weekend Activity Party Go out with friends Dances Sleeping Favorite Song Let's Co All The Way I Want to be a Cowboy Your Love Favorite Rock Group Loverboy Bryan Adams Motley Crue Whitney Houston Favorite Sport questions concerning the activities and everyday life of a student at Royall. The answers were tabulated and the result- are listed below, with the most popular first. Favorite T.V. Show The Cosby Show Miami Vice Knots Landing Airwolf Best Movie Youngblood Pretty in Pink Police Academy Ill Back to the Future Worst Movie Return of the Living Dead The Hitcher Pretty in Pink The Color Purple Favorite Actor Don johnson Sylvester Stallone Rob Lowe Bill Cosby Favorite Actress Molly Ringwald Heather Thomas Favorite Saying Football I know you are, but what am I? Basketball Baseball Wrestling This is true! Not in this lifetime! Get a life! X-f LJ Index Ahlstrom K1rk2O 21 26 28 43 51 68 78 Carey Dale 16 Z8 34 42 43 50 64 65 Albrecht Andrew 12 41 49 69 Albrecht Gary 26 82 85 Albrecht Pattr 12 ALL SCHOOL PLAY 76 77 Ambort Renee 26 35 37 38 45 6675 83 85 96 A F S 6 Anderson Perry 20 30 35 37 Archer Scott 12 ARCHERY 28 Arndt Bartlett 16 31 42 50 Arndt Davrd 85 Arndt Gina 26 35 36 39 76 77 82 6 Arndt Terrr 16 Austrn Davrd 35 37 83 85 BAILEY DEBORAH 6 BAISDEN DAN 66 67 Babcock John 12 Balder Jeanne 34 59 82 83 85 9 BAND 35 36 37 BASEBALL 68 69 BASKETBALL BOYS 49 50 51 BASKETBALL GIRLS 56 57 Barbour Lrsa 12 27 52 Bashrrran Evan 12 32 35 37 Bauer Danxel 30 86 Becker Becker Becker Bender Benrsh Benrsh Benrsh Amanda 11 12 Darrell 16 54 Neco120 25 62 Randy 16 28 42 64 Charles 12 31 41 49 Denms 20 42 43 78 Julra 16 Z7 Bennett Brenda 20 27 29 34 Beres Jeanne 28 29 52 86 Berg Joleen 16 34 Blank Todd 16 31 Blank Troy 12 Board Kenneth Z0 51 68 Board Steve 12 28 41 49 BOARD RANDY 6 49 Bradley Ann 12 35 37 44 Bradley Jennrfer 26 35 36 52 53 60 75 82 83 86 96 Bradley Kathleen 25 26 29 34 35 36 44 45 52 62 75 82 83 86 Brand Kathleen 86 Brandau Chad 31 86 BRANDT PETER 6 30 31 63 Brreske Steven 86 Brrtzman Davrd 16 50 64 Br1tzman Larry 86 Brrtzman Leann 25 30 34 39 66 82 86 Brock Roy 30 43 47 48 50 51 60 83 87 96 Brown Brown Brown Brown Bruha An ela 20 23 25 27 29 63 Bar ara 20 25 29 45 62 Lrsa 16 26 44 56 66 Mary 16 44 56 62 Tammera 27 52 53 60 81 87 Brunner Gerald 12 32 Brunner Ronald 20 28 30 34 38 64 76 Bunk Brenda 16 44 63 Bunk Catherrne 20 21 23 26 28 56 58 66 76 78 79 Burch Mrchael16 28 1 Burkhalter Tan 16 63 CALKINS KIRK6 28 46 64 96 Calkms Stephanle 12 66 CAMPBELL MARK 6 Carpenter Joseph 20 Chase Mark 12 41 49 64 CIIBSE Scott 20 26 43 47 51 68 69 79 CHEERLEADING 58 59 Chewnrng Hollre 16 34 66 Chewnrng Kurt 12 41 CHOIR 32 33 34 Clayton Bathsheba 16 46 66 Clayton Sue 20 29 34 63 Cleven Laura 32 34 35 36 38 39 75 82 87 Cook Mrchelle 16 26 35 37 44 Cook Tammy 35 36 39 45 75 82 83 87 96 97 Cornellrer Paula 66 Cox Lorr 20 27 Cox Mrchael 16 Cox Scott 12 31 35 41 55 Crary Paula 12 32 57 CROSS COUNTRY 46 Dannenberg Mrchelle 16 29 DEDERING DANIEL 62 DELONG DANIEL 6 54 DeW1tt Davrd 30 43 54 87 DOUGHERTY JERROLD 6 DOUGHERTY JOHN 9 Downrng Carla 34 35 37 39 87 Downrng Kathleen 12 32 35 37 44 Dwyer Wade 12 31 46 Ebbers Elrzabeth 16 34 35 37 66 Ebbers Melissa 34 35 37 87 EBBERS ROBERT 6 35 37 38 75 Eberhardt Cathy 34 35 37 38 45 52 75 8 87 97 Eckelberg Jerry 16 31 Ellsworth Pamela 16 28 52 53 34 52 Evans Dan1eI16 Farnam Norman 16 34 46 55 64 Frck Jeffrey 68 Frnch Grna 35 87 Frnn Barbara 12 27 Frnn Wrllram 30 64 65 Fmucan Jane 20 23 34 38 FLASHER FRED 6 64 Flasher Laura 26 88 96 FORENSICS 28 Fowler Deanna 44 45 56 76 FFA 30 31 FHA 27 Garrrson Mrchelle 12 15 52 Garrlty Kenneth 12 49 64 Garvrn Kathleen 20 23 26 45 59 68 69 Gauden James Ill 88 Geler Dean 12 32 35 37 Geler Douglas 32 35 36 38 39 52 76 77 82 83 88 Gerer Gregg 30 83 88 Gerke Brran 12 35 36 55 69 GOODMAN REBECCA 7 Gnrrk Dann 30 88 Gosselrn Thomas 54 76 88 GRADUATION 82 83 Green Dale 16 19 26 27 34 42 43 54 68 70 76 77 80 Greenheck M1chael20 30 Greenheck Shelra 12 57 63 Greeno Jared 30 89 96 Greeno Janel16 44 63 Gruen Laurle 20 25 29 59 62 80 Gruen Mark 20 23 28 30 31 43 47 48 54 60 68 69 70 80 GLORIA GUICHARD 7 GYMNASTICS 52 53 Halverson Jeffrey 17 34 42 55 Handland Shawn 17 34 42 43 55 Haney Mrchelle 20 25 27 46 66 Harazmus Jacquelrne 20 35 36 56 57 2 Harer Kellre 11 20 23 62 HAWES RODGER 6 7 28 Hemphrll Kevrn 12 41 49 64 Hem hrll Leslre 13 Hen rrckson James 13 32 41 Hendrrckson Sharon 17 63 Henze Lrsa 20 23 25 Hessler Davrd 17 Hrll Dawn 17 34 35 36 39 44 52 66 H111 Mrchael13 32 35 36 41 55 Hrtchcock Carrre 27 34 39 46 73 80 81 82 Hrtchcock Julre 17 Hoffmann Dolly Houzner Amber 26 28 Zo 44 47 48 56 60 82 83 89 Houzner Carol 20 21 23 23 45 56 68 80 Huber Dawn 13 32 35 36 39 Huston Lavonne 17 Jacobson Shawn 13 41 Johnson Heather 20 JOHNSON MARY 7 Johnson Jamce 13 32 35 57 63 Jordan Kathre 17 Jordan Kr1st121 35 Krel Melame 13 63 Kledehn Karolme 25 27 89 Knapp Chrls 89 Knapp Tammy 11 21 59 76 77 79 Koca Jurlre 21 27 Koca Tammre Kortbern Robert 21 26 35 37 KOZLOWSKI BEVERLY 8 Krahenbuhl Amy 21 27 46 47 48 59 66 67 73 Krahenbuhl Melrssa 21 Kranz Donna 52 81 82 89 97 Kranz Mrchelle 21 26 52 58 66 78 79 97 KUEPPERS JOHN 7 28 Kunath Duane 13 41 64 Lawrence Aletta 89 Lawson Todd 17 50 51 Lee Deborah 13 15 Lee Renee 17 Lee Scott 28 30 34 43 82 89 Lers Lrsa 21 23 I.Ert5l4l IVI1tCl'1EIl 21 28 30 42 43 9 Lydon An ela 17 Marshall Robert 21 28 42 Marshall Trmothy 17 31 42 Martm JoAnn 21 35 46 56 66 Marty Shannyn 13 31 46 66 MATH TEAM 28 Maule Naomr 17 44 52 53 Mayberry Shane 17 Mayberry Shawn 13 McCracken Kevrn 21 McCracken Leroy 30 51 90 McCracken Sherla 13 57 McDermott James 30 90 MCHENRY DAVID 7 28 MELBOSTAD DAVID 7 66 Meseberg Wrlllam 90 Muller Davrd 28 30 43 68 69 Mrller Lynette 17 26 35 MILLER MAYNARD 7 Mlller Shanda 17 70 90 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 79 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I. 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