Sauk Prairie High School - Eagle Echo Yearbook (Prairie Du Sac, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1985 volume:

Eagle Echo 1985 Sauk Prairie High School 105 Ninth Street Prairie du Sac, Wl Volume XXI This school year marks rhe 20rh anniversary of our school building. On June 1, 1961, Souk City and Prairie du Soc communities consolidated their school districts to become rhe Souk Prairie School Disrricr. Approval of o bond issue to build a new school was April 12, 1962, with ground breaking on December 18 of rhe some year. Completion of rhe building was in February 1964 or o cost of $1,919,722.43. Enrollment at that rime was 714 students with 44 faculty members. In 1967, rhe swimming pool was constructed and adjoined to rhe gymnasium. In our brief history, enrollment figures hove exceed- ed 950 students. Our present enrollment is 753 stu- dents with 54 faculty members. Curriculum changes throughout rhe years have allowed students rhe op- portunities for vocational os well as courses in rhe academia. Sauk Prairie High School boasts an excellent athletic program which stresses self-discipline and physical fit- ness. With rhe WIAA ruling in 1970 that requires public schools to provide girls rhe some opportunities for participating in sports os boys, our athletic program swelled in number. The girls' athletic program has been equally as outstanding as rhe boys. In 1973, Sauk Prairie High School presented its first oil- school musical. An instant hit, rhe production of a musical continues to be one of rhe highlights of rhe extracurricular activities available for students' involve- ment. Sauk Prairie High School takes pride in its students and their outstanding contributions to it and rhe com- munity. Indeed, we are a school of champions nor only on athletic turf, bur on rhe stage as well! Table Of Contents Student Life ............................................. 3 Homecoming .............................................. 10 Prom 12 Freshmen ................................................ 17 Sophomores 27 Juniors ................................................. 35 Seniors ................................................. 45 Senior Section .......................................... 74 Faculty 31 Ciubs Organizations Q7 Sports 105 Index 135 Patron Page 140 EAGLE ECHO Blowing In The Wind . . . 9 Homecoming 1934 The first big social event of the school year was Homecoming. The weekend was highlighted with a pep rally, parade, football gome, and dance. The Homecoming Court composed of senior football players was selected by their teammates. The players on the court selected their female companions, ond the students voted for the couple they wonted to be their King and Queen. Although our football Eagles lost to Oregon by a score of 28-0, every other aspect of the 1984 Souk Prairie Homecoming was o success. The town was a splash of cobr and excitement as windows were pointed, floors built, ond the court picked in the week before the game. Students donned some pretty wacky outfits for Spirit Week which was made up of Hat ond Sunglasses Day, ''Fifties Day, Dress-Up Day, Toga Day, ond Red, White, and Black Doy. The 1984 Homecoming Court consisted of Brent Albers 0 Tina Walsh, Stan Breunig Amy Krueger, Croig, ' 'Rudi , Brickl 6 Denise Frey, Joel Chrisler 6 Tammy Sauer, Jay Chrisler Kim Bass, Jon Reible Lydia Kirchsrein, Steve Yanke Tracy Bollweg, ond Brent Cook 6 Sondy Kirk. The miniature King and Queen were Mike Chrisler and Lindsey Ballweg. On Friday, the school was assembled to cheer on school spirit ond watched os Joy Chrisler and Kim Boss were announced as Master and Mistress of Ceremonies, and Steve Yanke and Tracy Ballweg were crowned King and Queen. The rheme song for Homecoming 1984 was Stuck On You by Lionel Richie. The commons was decorated in school colors the following morning for the dance Saturday night when everyone danced to the music of the rock group Falcon ond hod a great rime. Prom May 12, 1964 Prom is olwoys rhe highrlighr of rhe spring season, and 1984 wos no different. The Class of '85 srorred preparing eorly for rheir prom, ond pur much rime, planning, and hard work into making rhe big event o success. The rheme song for rhe 1984 Junior Prom wos Almost Paradise from rhe movie FOOTLOOSE, and rhe colors for rhe donee decorations were pink ond gray. As rhe big day began ro get closer, everyone srorred gerring excited and counting down rhe days ril May 12, rhe doy of prom. One of rhe major sreps in gerring ready for prom is picking rhe courr, which rhe junior doss accomplished well ahead of rime. The juniors voted on rhe boys rhey would like ro see on prom courr, ond rhen, in rurn, rhey asked rheir female companions. On Friday, Moy 11, rhe courr (Fred Pererson G Roxanne Pieper, Sreve Wollersheim G Rhonda Koffornus, Randy Wonkerl Jenni Schmir, Lee Kosrroski Cindy Frey, Joel Hoolss Annyo Eilerrson, Paul Endres Jodi Lamberry, Rich Bonjour Lyn Schwarz, Jeff Young Krisri Niemi) wos introduced ro rhe srudenr body or on ofrernoon assembly. Thor doy, afrer school, rhe juniors began decorating rhe commons, and worked lore inro rhe nighr. The nexr day rhey were up and ar ir again early, and, by Sarurday ofrernoon, ir was hard ro recognize rhe commons. In keeping with rhe rheme of Almost Paradise , palm trees adorned rhe backdrop. Signs covered rhe rrophy cases, and pink and gray crepe paper and balloons were everywhere. The dance starred ar 9:00 wirh rhe grand march ar 11:00. Ar rhor rime, rhe 1984 Junior Prom Courr was once again introduced. Joel Hooks and Annya Eilerrson served as Master and Mistress of Ceremonies, and Paul Endres and Jodi Lamberry were crowned King ond Queen. The band, rhe Cheerers, starred ro play again and everyone danced rhe nighr away. Our School Song Fight the Team Across the Field Hey you Eagle fans come on ond cheer to victory Dock the one ond only ream rhar's mode for you ond me Roh, roh, roh. Eagle ream is ready ronighr Come on Eagles, come on and fighr Fight, fighr, ro win this game Glorify rhe Eagle name. Hey you Eagles — Go, Go Hey you Eagles — Fighr, Fighr. (pause - repeat from beginning until ) Teacher Daze A quotation from Rivarol Mon spends his life in reasoning on the post (o)r complaining of the present (b Cj c) and trembling for the future, (d) CtfDfcR-3r t, flH 151 AH -Rtf 4 'The J tv 30. X'll Kill. MXLr - « JviESSftKT mmm EAGLE ECHO —rm Molly Accolo Jennifer Air Uso Alvin Joseph Dallweg Neil Dallweg Fown Deerhrcher Paul Deloungy Kurt Dills Karhryn Doencher Angelo Dreunig Dradley Dreunig Edward Dreunig Foye Dreunig Kelly Dreunig Krisren Dreunig Mirchell Dreunig Monica Dreunig Paula Dreunig Scon Dreunig Srephen Dreunig Teri Dreunig Vincent Dreunig Wendy Dreunig Scon Drickl Tim Druckerr David Durzynski Croig Covadini Down Christianson Carlo Cody John Cole 18 U ayne Corning Brian Cruse Michael Cummings Clay Curran Tanya Curler Sue Delaney Debra Dobrarz Theresa Dohm April Dohs Kimberly Edssrein Marrhew Elsing Brian Endres Cindy Endres Michael Endrhoff Alan Engebrerson Brenda Fassbender Kimberly Fehrman Carla Felrz Dana Firch Lisa Francis Dale Frey Darin Frey Mirchell Frey Tammy Frey Ted Frey Lisa Friou Brenda Ganser Chrisrine Ganser Connie Ganser John Gesicki 19 Lori Goerre Genevieve Gorman Sari Grolnick Drandon Greenheck Lynn Haas Scon Haas Michelle Hobodo Srefanie Hochmon Terri Hombrechr Michelle Hamlin Rodney Hankins Jean Harmon Sracy Harper William Harper Timorhy Henning Julie Hillebrond James Hodges Gregory Hosking Rebecca Humbrochr Laura Hurchison Angela Hurrer Paul Hurrer Shelly Hurrer Kimberly Jackson Jeffrey Jaedike Bradley Johnson Shane Jones Shawn Jones Joseph Keller Krisren King 20 Kristine Kirner Down Klaersch Robert Kleisr Dovid Klepper Karen Klug Jeff Koch Melissa Koenig Marls Koeppe Craig Kolmorgen Donno Kroemer Christina Krueger Brian Kuhnau Mike Lamke Stephen Laufenberg Bradley Lewis Sandra Liege! Jill Lindloff Rachel Linnihan Russ Lipka Charles Lisrello Michael Lisrello Ritchie Mack Walter Mock Jill Maier Rebecca Maier Bryan Malian Sarah Mangus Bryon Martin Greg Martin Tim Martin 21 James McDenge Lisa McClure Lisa McCtymonds Gayle McDaniel Ron Meeker Amy Mldrhun Jackie Miller Keith Mulhollon Ken Mulhollon Heather Murphy Donna Neumoier Kevin Newkirk Laura Newkirk Tracy Niesen Gory Nolden Judy Nolrner Barbara O'Donnell Christine Ohlsen Lynn On Donald Page! Wesley Paget Troy Pakyz Christine Pope Phillip Pape Gwendolyn Parker Robyn Patterson Derek Peetz Kevin Perry Scott Perry Naomi Porter 22 Kevin Pulvermacher Sarah Romaker Clinr Ramsey Denise Ramsey Brian Ranzenberger Parsy Raschein Mark Richard Renee Rieder Scon Ringelsrerrer Michael Roelke Shelle Roller Michael Rozovics Randall Ruhland Richard Sarrersrrom Michael Schellin Scon Schmidlkofer Dawn Schmirr Mark Schwarz Tina Seiler Theresa Selje Jerry Sergenr Shellie Shanks Sheila Smith Bradley Sornson Charles Sprecher Tobirha Sprecher Patricia Tank Dawn Teriva Dana Theisen Julie Thompson 23 Morrhew Thompson Marts Thomson Kurr Uselmon Richard Uselmon Michael Urrech Jason Vande Hey Frank Vanden Dergh LeAnn Verburg James Walsh Kristin Wanless Terry Wehler Joseph Welsch Dona Wenzel Sreven Wenzel Suson Wheeler Heather White Keirh Wipperfurrh Morrhew Woerpel Jason Yanke Drod Zeman Kennerh Ziegler 24 Kari Adonk Mike Adler Scon Air Craig Alwin Carla Dallweg Dale Dallweg Diane Dallweg Edward Dallweg Mary Dallweg Sandro Dallweg Sreworr Dallweg Kevin Dannon Jennifer Dillhorn Tracy Dlair Tammy Dreiby Colleen Dreunig Dean Dreunig Gregory Dreunig Kelly Dreunig Kim Dreunig Michelle Dreunig Rodney Dreunig Russell Dreunig Sandra £. Dreunig Sandra L. Dreunig Traci Dreunig Dryan Drickl Cheryl Druckerr Robin Duelow Tana Duelow Chrisro Callahan Toby Capuro Scon Carlson Brian Claris Jodi Cools Renee Crapser Midsi Cruse Dole Dohllse Wayne Davis Jeffrey Deischer David Dierer Jilline Dobrarz Debra Dresen Lisa Dunwold Carol Eichmann Eric Eilerrson Andrew Enge Gregory Enge Tamara Fish Angela Fisher Shaun Fleming Daniel Fredine Tammy Frey Jennifer Friou Sreven Frosch Tina Frosch Jeffery Ganser Srephanie Garberr Cynrhia Gasser Mike Genrhe . 29 Jay Gralnick Tracy Griffiths Michael Harper Bridget Harris Penny Hoselwander Kristi Hehenberger Susan Hering Thomas Hicks Tammy Hillebrond Tiffany Hodges Pamela Hosking Anthony L. Huber Jeffery Jacoby David Jensen Shelley Jordi Angela Kaufman Carri Kaufman Susan Kippley Brett Kirner Brian Kirner Kristen Kizer Susan Koci Penny Korb Christine Krarzke Paula Krinrz Deana Kruckmon Marie Kuhlman Betsy Kuhnou Karen Lomberry Mark Lomke 30 Cherry Longe Timmy Leidig Rondo Lewis Orion Linoberry Michael Lindloff Richard Loerher Pauline Lohr David Luck Shawno Lukens Eric Mock Rondo! Mock Dawn Madison Drenr Moier Dennis Manning Orion Markley Robert Meeker Troy Mellum Ronnie Midrhun Leif Mikkelson David Miller Orion Misslich Sean Mullen Korhy Neumoier Kim Ninmonn Douglas Nolden Lynelle Nolden Dennis O'Donnell Mark Orr Morion Pogel Douglas Pope 31 Robert Pope ™ Dione I Pulvermocher m Heorher Purcell Paul Ranzenberger Drendo Rau Tommy Re ble Wendy Rerhard Mary Richardson Eric Risley Daniel Rix Drendo Roller Heorher Roundy Gerord Ruhlond Nichole Runde Deborah Salad s Tomera Sarrersrrom Craig Schoro Corey Schlender John Schmidlkofer Alan Schoepp Darbora Schoepp Perer Schoepp Glen Schroeder Lee Schroeder Decky Schrofer April Schwonz Sreven Selden Rhonda Shinker Diane Sloney Laurie Stork 32 Allan Somerou Corey Sprecher Kirk Sprecher Scon Sprecher Lisa Srorks Carie Srarz Drerr Tarnurzer Drad Thisrle Brenda Thompson Teresa Thompson Jeffrey Tormey Jeffrey Trudell Brian Uselman Jereme Vande Hey Peggy Vanover Dale Wachrer Rebecca Wagenechr Susan Wallsch Sracy Walsh Terry Ward Jamie Wheeler Chrisropher W elond Bonnie Wilson Kevin Wipperfurrh Richard Wolff Carla Zander Dee Dee Zemon Lori Ziemke Laurei Zims 33 EAGLE ECHO Kimberly Air Randene Air Timothy Ambrose Todd Ambrose Vicrorio Anderson Kalo Doder Trent Doder Douglas Dollweg Karen Dollweg Lucy Dollweg Kelly Donnon Todd Douer Allison Deoch Michelle Dednor Liso Deloungy Mindy Dlum Steven Doerrcher Colleen Dreunig Dole Dreunig Daniel Dreunig David Dreunig Joan Dreunig Mark Dreunig Marry Dreunig Roxanne Dreunig Shawn Dreunig Todd Dreunig Wade Drown Michelle Druckerr Jeffrey Dudd 36 Jon Calflisch Sue Carlson Roxanne Chrisrionson Trisha Clemenr Dana Cools Lynn Crow Kelly Cunningham Jeffery Davis Curris Decker Thad Decker James Deischer Krisrine Dresen Sue Dunse Roechell Edssrein Jeffrey Eirh Karen Endres Dale Feiner Colleen Fleming Jacqueline Fosnor Michael Foss Melodie Foster Carrie Frey Shelly Frey Tammy Frosch Scon Ganser Timorhy Ganser Jon Gavol Anthony Grauvogl Jodie Greenheck Michael Gundlach 17 Lori Haas Michael Haas Marrhew Haboda Reed Hadley Shawn Halverson David Honks Jeff Harrison Donald Harr Daniel Heffron Krisrine Herschleb Michael Hicks Katherine Hirschinger James Hooker Denise Hosking Theresa Hudson Paul Huerrh Jennifer Humbrachr Pandy Hutchinson Dradley Hurrer Mary Janney James Jensen Tracy Kamrarh Kristin Keller Timothy Kelley Susan Kindschi Scott King Joseph Kippley Terri Klepper James Klug Krisrine Koenig Daniel Kruchren Dawn Lamberry Julie LiegeI Mary Liegel Patrick Linnihan Pamela Lins Suzanne Lirscher Daryl Loerher Dwighr Luerscher Jennifer Luher Kristine Lyon Donna Mock Keith Mack Pamela Mack Linda Mozerek Mike Merter Bradley Miller Barb Moen Randall Monroe Lisa Moye Alyssa Nanrr Kimberly Neumaier Mart Neumaier Kenneth Niesen Jennifer Ninmann Diane Nolden Kellie O'Connor Lori Pape Rebecca Pelanek Clifford Peterson 39 Michelle Price Scon Romaker Tina Ramsey Roberr Rouner Michelle Reible Mirchell Reible Amy Reurer Rhonda Richards Traci Ring Lisa Rix Jennifer Rozovics Rebecca Rozovics Rhonda Ruhland Connie Russell Tommy Sauer Porricio Schoepp Vicky Schoepp Drion Schulrz Tracy Seiler Richard Sereg David Seymour Joyce Slaney Matthew Stony Tomora Stony Kim Smith Michael Sorge Scon Sornson Sharon Sperh Christine Sprecher Kora Sprecher 40 Kim Sprecher Sreven Sprecher Keirh Srorz Leonard Srorz Drenda Sroffels Debbro Strong Drod Suchla Louro Thompson Michelle Thomson Drendo Troger Morio Troesrler Drodley Trudell Drodley Uselman Shown Verburg Sandra Verrine Karen Walls Thomas Wollsch Froncine Warner Wanda Warren Todd Wehler Jeffery Weinke Paul Weiss James Wheeler Jason Whin Chad Wilhelm Christine Wilkinson Tracy Wilkinson Keirh Wipperfurrh Eva Wollersheim Sharon Wormer 41 EAGLE ECHO llll------ Kurt Dollweg — Capricorn Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4 Louise Dallweg — Capricorn Volleyball 2, FBLA 4, FHA (treasurer) 3,4. Rich Donjour — Capricorn Baseball 1) Student Senate 3, FBLA 3; Prom Court 3. Kevin Franck — Capricorn FFA 1,2,3,4 Tom Hankins — Capricorn Cross Country 2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4, Letter Club 4, FBLA 3. John Koci — Capricorn Show Choir 3,4, Musical 1,2,3; Solo 6 Ensemble 1,2,3,4, Stare Solo 6 Ensemble 1,2,3; Variety Show 3; Forensics 2. Dave Loether — Capricorn Football 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Letter Club 4, Basketball 1,2,3. Dave Maier — Capricorn Foorboll 1, Baseball 1,2; Yearbook 4, Art Club 4, Krausening Team 1,2.3.4. Larry Richardson — Capricorn Basketball Manager 3,4, Tennis 3,4; Baseball 1,2; Musical 1,2,4. David Wallsch — Capricorn FFA 1,2,3,4 Tina Walsh — Capricorn Swimming 1,2,3 (captain), 4, FHA 1,2,3 (secretary), 4 (president), Homecoming Court 4 Cindy Wenger — Capricorn French Club 2, FBLA 3; FHA 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1, Color Guard 1,2,3; Musical 1,2,3; Variety Show 3, DECA 4. u Tom Wozniak — Capricorn Foorboll 1,2,3, Wrestling 1; Track 3. Tracy Dallweg — Aquarius Pom Pons 2,3,4, Yearbook 1; Srudenr Senate (Sec.) 1,2,3,4, French Club 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Queen 4 Lynn Dever — Aquarius Track 1,2, French Club 3; FHA 4, Chorus 1, DEC A 3,4. Deono Nelson — Aquarius Volleyall 3,4, Sofrboll 3,4; An Club 4, FHA 3, Concert Dond 3,- Marching Band 3, Pep Dond 3, Solo 6 Ensemble 3, DEC A 3,4; 4 Randy Dreunig — Aquarius FFA 1,2,3,4 Andy Burns - Aquarius Foorball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,4' Letter Club 3,4, Basketball 1. Sandy Kirk ■ Aquarius French Club 1,2,3,4, FDLA 4,- Homecoming Court 4. Fred Peterson - Aquarius Football 1; Tennis 1) Baseball 2,3,4, Prom Court 3,- DEC A 4. Rhonda Koffarnus - Aquarius Volleyball 3,4, Track 1,2,3,4; Cheerleading (Basketball) 2,3; Stu- dent Senate 1 (Treas.),- French Club 1,2,3,4 (Treas); Letter Club 2,3,4; Prom Court 3, Choral 1,- Chamber Singers 2; Solo Ensem- ble 1,2; Stare Solo Ensemble 2 Viviane Lebrun - Aquarius Volleyball 4,- Tresmble Ensemble 4, Show Choir 4, Musical 4, AFS 4 Kevin McManamy - Aquarius Yearbook 3,4: Photo Club 3,4, Art Club 1,2,3, Peer Counseling 1,2; Concert Dond 1,2,3, Marching Band 1,2,3, Color Guard 1,2; Musical 1; Solo Ensemble 3, Stare Solo Ensemble 3. Brian Pierce - Aquarius Volleyball 4, Tennis 4, Choral 1,- Musical 3, DECA 4 49 Jeff Sliter - Aquarius Foorball 1, Baseball 1, FFA 1,2,3,4 Mike Troestler - Aquarius Cross Country 3,4, Wrestling 1,2,3; Track 3,4, Tennis 1; French Club 4, Solo 6 Ensemble 1,2,3,4: Store Solo 6 Ensemble 1,3,4; Show Choir 1,2,3,4, Musical 1,2,3,4, Jazz Band 1,2,3,4 Randy Wankerl - Aquarius Foorball 1; Cross Country 2, Prom Court 3, DEC A 3,4, Basketball 1,2. Donna Yost - Aquarius Track 1,2,3,4, Pom Pons 2,3 (Co. Capr), 4 (Capr); Student Senate 2 (V. Pres of doss), 3 (Sec. of Senate), 4 (V. Pres, of Senate); French Club 1,2,3,- Letter Club 3,4, DECA 3,4. Dan Dednar- Pisces FFA 1,2,3,4 Angela Engebreston- Pisces Volleyball 3, Track 3,4, Cheerleading (basketball) 2,3, Pom Pons 4; French Club 2,3,4; Color Guard 1. DECA 3. Melanie Drown- Pisces French Club 1,2,3 (Treas), 4 (Treas); Basketball 1,2. Helen Dronder- Pisces Swimming 1,2,3, Yearbook 4; Student Senate 4, French Club 1,2,3,4; Letter Club 3,4; FHA 3,4, Solo 6 Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Stare Solo 6 Ensemble 2, AFS 3,4, Forensics 3,4 Eddie Handel- Pisces Baseball 2 Pat Lehmann- Pisces Yearbook 4, French Club 4, Concert Bond 3,4; Marching Band 2,3,4, Pep Band 3,4, Musical 3,4; Solo 6 Ensemble 3,4, Store Solo 6 Ensemble 3,4 Ellen Nidy- Pisces Cheerleading 0 V Basketball) 2, French Club 1,2,3 (V Pres ), 4 (Pres); FBLA 3,4,- Musical 1; DECA 3, AFS 3,4 Kristi Niemi- Pisces Cheerleading 2 (V. Basketball); French Club 1,2,3. Troy Nolden — Pisces Track 1,2,3, FFA 1,2,3,4 Julie Sorg — Pisces Volleyball 1,2; Softball 1,2,3, Peer Counseling 1,2,3 (Pres ),4 (V.Pres), FDLA 3,4,- Library Aide 2,3, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Tremble Ensemble 1,2,3,4, Musical 2,3,4, Solo G Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Srore Solo Ensemble 1; Vor ery Show 3; DEC A 3,4 (Sec), Marketing Co-op 4 Jeanne Weiss — Pisces German Club 1,2,3,4, Peer Counseling 3, FHA 2,3,4, Musical 2,- Forensics 1,2,4. Rose Wilson - Pisces German Club 2,3,4; FHA 2,3,4, Tremble Ensemble 2,3,4, Choral 1; Solo G Ensemble 1,2,4, AFS 4 Jim Young — Pisces Photo Club 1 Kim Doss — Aries Cheerleading (V. Basketball) 2,3, Pom Pons 4, Student Senate 1 (V.Pres ); German Club 2, Letter Club 3, Homecoming Court 4 (Mistress), Marching Band 1, Color Guard 1, Choral 1; Chamber Singers 2,3,4, Show Choir 2,3,4, Musical 1,2,3,4, Solo G Ensemble 1,2,3,4, Stare Solo G Ensemble 2,3,4, Variety Show 3. Ken Dreunig — Aries Foorball 1,2; Golf 1 Craig Drickl — Aries Foorball 1,2,3,4, Letter Club 3,4, Homecoming Court 4, Wrestling 2. Carrie Endres — Aries Volleyball 2, 3 (Copt ); Softball 1, German Club 3, FBLA 4,- FHA 1,2,3, NHS 3,4 (Sec ); Musical 2; AFS 3. John Farr — Aries Track 2,3,4, Pep Bond 1,2,3, Marching Bond 1,2,3, Jazz Band 2,3; Letter Club 3, German Club 1; Football 2,4. Lisa Goette — Aries Volleyball 2; Track 1; Cheerleading (J. V. Basketball) 2, (Foorball) 3,4 (Capr ); French Club 3,4, Letter Club 3,4, FBLA 3, FHA 2,4, Color Guard 1. Shirley Hager — Aries Softball 3,4; French Club 3,4, FBLA 3, Color Guard 1; Tremble Ensemble 2,3,4, Choral 1; Musical 2,3, Variety Show 3. Jill Haselwander — Aries Volleyball 1, Softball 2,3,4; German Club 2,3,4, Color Guard 1,2,3; Tremble Ensemble 2,3,4, Choral 1, Musical 1,2,3,4; Solo 6 Ensem- ble 1,2,3,4, Variety Show 3; FDLA 3,4 Jeff Jones — Aries Tennis 1,2,3,4, DECA 4, Basketball 1,2. Scott Linaberry - Aries Baseball 1,2, Yearbook 1,2, Photo Club 1,2; German Club 1,2,3,4 (Pres. 2,3,4 ); Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 1,2,3,4, Jaz Bond 1,2,3,4; Show Choir 2,3,4, Musical 3,4; Solo Ensemble 1,2,3,4, State Solo 6 Ensemble 2,3,4, Variety Show 3. Darb Rau - Aries FBLA 4; Chorus 1, Soto Ensemble 1; DECA 3. Jim Schrofer - Aries Leon Sweet - Aries Tennis 1) French Club 3,4. Leslie Dednar - Taurus FHA 3. Jerome Jenkins — Taurus DECA 3. Pat Kolmorgen — Taurus German Club 3, Choral 1,2; Musical 1; DECA 4 Jeff Krumenauer - Taurus Cross Country 2, Baseball 2; Track 1 Tom Michel - Taurus Golf 2. Rob Rauls — Taurus Football 1,2; Baseball 1,2, DECA 4, FFA 1,2,3,4 Greg Schmitt — Taurus Cross Country 4, Swimming 1,2,3,4 (coproin); Student Senate 1,2,4, German Club 1,2, Letter Club 1,2,3,4 Jill Sprecher — Taurus FDLA 3, FHA 1,2,3,4, Concert Bond 1,2,3; Marching Bond 1,2,3, Solo Ensemble 1,2,3, Store Solo 6 Ensemble 2,3, DEC A 4, AFS 4, Forensics 1,2,3,4 Derrick Dallweg — Gemini Football 2, Baseball 1,2; Golf 3,4 Kevin Dallweg — Gemini Boskerboll 1; FBLA 3; Krausening Team. Gerard Dreunig — Gemini Concert Band 2,3, Marching Bond 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3; Jazz Bond 2; Wrestling 1,2. Stan Dreunig — Gemini Football 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Letter Club 4, Homecoming Court 4; Boskerboll 1,2,3. Val Dreunig — Gemini Football 1,2,- FFA 1,2,3,4 Jim Dreunig — Gemini Golf 1,2,3,4, French Club 2; Boskerboll. Rebecca Drewer — Gemini FHA 3. Amy Collins — Gemini French Club 3,4; FBLA 3, 4 (president); Concert Bond 1,2,3; March- ing Bond 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3; Color Guard 1,2,3, Solo Ensem- ble 1,2,3; Store Solo 6 Ensemble 1,2,3. Daryl Haas — Gemini Joel Hooks — Gemini Cross Country 1,2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, German Club 1,2,3, Letter Club 3,4, NHS 3,4; Prom Court 3 (Master), Choral 1; Chamber Singers 2,3; Show Choir 2,3; Musical 2, Variety Show 3, Boslserball 1. Kris Johnson — Gemini Cheerleoding 3 (Air. V. Wrestling); French Club 1,2,3,4, FHA 1,2; Color Guard 1; Musical 1,2; AF5 2. Eddie Kippley — Gemini Doseball 1,2; Variety Show 3; FFA 1,2,3; Wresrling 1,2,3. Juanita Mack - Gemini Volley Doll 2,3, German Club 3, FHA 1,2,3,4; Concerr Bond 1,2,3,4; Marching Bond 1,2,3,4; Pep Bond 1,2,3, Musical 1,2,3,4, Solo Ensemble 2,3,4, Srore 6 Solo Ensemble 2,3, AFS 4. Craig Raschein — Gemini Basketball 1, Baseball 1,2; FFA 1,2,3,4; German Club 3,4 Jennifer Schmit — Gemini Volleyball 2, Cheerleoding 3 (Basketball); Yearbook 1; Student Senate 2, French Club 1,2,3,4; Letter Club 4, FDLA 3,4, Prom Court 3; Musical 1; DECA 3,4, Gymnastics (V.) 1,2. Carla Warren — Gemini Yearbook 4, FDLA 3; FHA 1,2,3,4 (Treas); Concerr Bond 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4, Jazz Bond 1,2,3,4; Musical 1,2,3,4, Solo Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Srore Solo 6 Ensemble 1,2,3,4; AFS 4, Bond Secretory 3. Lori Wotter —Gemini Cross Country 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 4, Photo Club 1,2,3,4; German Club 1,2,3,4; NHS 3,4; Tremble Ensemble 2, Choral 1,- Chamber Singers 3, Show Choir 3; Solo Ensemble 1,2,3,; Variety Show 3, Forensics 2,3,4, Badger Girl Srore Repre- sentative 1984 Andy Woodas — Gemini Concerr Bond 1,2,3,4, Marching Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Bond 1,2,3,4, Jazz Band 1,2,3,4, Show Choir 4, Solo 6 Ensemble 1,2,3,4, Stare Sob Ensemble 2,3. Thomas Accola — Cancer Baseball 2; Letter Club 2,3, FFA 1,2,3,4, Wresrling 1,2. Michelle Doehmer — Cancer Volleyball 2; Softball 1.2,3,4; DECA 4. Debbie Crapser — Cancer Cheerleoding 2,3 (Basketball); French Club 1,2,3 (Treas.); Lerrer Club 3, Concerr Bond 1; Marching Bond 1, Pep Bond; Srore Solo Ensemble 1,2. Greg Elsing — Cancer Football 1,2,3,4, DECA 1,2,3,4 S8 60 Lydio Kirch stein — Cancer Volleyball 2, Track 1,2; Prom Pons 3,4, Srudenr Senate 3, French Club 3,- Letter Club 3,4; Homecoming Court 4,- Musical 3; Variety Show 3; DECA 4, Gymnostics 2,3. Brad Kuehl — Cancer Track 1; Yearbook 1,2,3; Photo Club 1,2,3; French Club 3,4, Ger- man Club 1,2,3,4; Art Club 1; Concert Band 1,2,3, Marching Bond 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3; Jazz Band 1,2,3; Color Guard 2; Chorus 4, Chamber Singers 4; Show Choir 2,3,4,- Musical 1,2,3,4; Solo 6 Ensemble 1,2,3,4, Stare Solo 6 Ensemble 2,3,4; Variety Show 3. Tomi Kuhnau — Cancer French Club 3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4. Jodi Lomberty — Cancer Pom Pons 2,3,4, Srudenr Senate 2 (rep ), 3 (rep.), 4 (cor. secre- tary); French Club 3,- FBLA 4,- FHA 4, Prom Court 3 (Queen); Variety Show 3. Chris Pakyz — Cancer Track 1,2,3, Art Club 1; Musical 4 Roxanne Pieper — Cancer Yearbook 4,- Photo Club 4, Srudenr Senate 1,4 (public relations); FHA 2; NHS 3,4 (pres.); Prom Court 3,- Tremble Ensemble 1; Chamber Singers 2,3 (sec.), 4 (pres.); Show Choir 2,3 (sec), 4, Musical 1,2,3,4, Solo 6 Ensemble 2,3,4,- Stare Solo Ensemble 2,3,4, Variety Show 2,3,4, AFS 3,4; Forensics 2, Badger Girls Stare Representative 1984. Tammy Souer — Cancer Swimming 1,2; Track 1,- Football Cheerleading 3,4; Letter Club 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Court 4,- Marching Band 1; Pep Band 1,- Gymnastics (captain) 1,2,3,4 Daniel Schroeder — Cancer Art Club 1,2,3,4 Kurtis Shanks — Cancer Golf 2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4 (sec.); Marching Band 1,2 (Drum Major), 3,4; Jazz Band 1,2,3,4; Show Choir 2,3,4, Musical 1,2,3,4; Solo Ensemble 1,2,3,4, Stare Solo Ensemble 2,3; FFA 1. Shelly Stark — Cancer FBLA 3,- FHA 4, Library Aide 1; DECA 4,- FFA 1,2,3,4; AFS 4. Kent Smith — Cancer Swimming 3,4, Choral 1. Jeff Young — Cancer Cross Country 1,2’• Yearbook 2,3, Photo Club 2,3, Srudenr Senate 3,- French Club 1,2,3; NHS 3,4, Prom Court 3, Forensics 2 Paula Zander — Cancer Sofrball 1; German Club 1,2,3,4, FHA 2,3,4, Marching Band 3,4, Color Guard 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4, Tremble Ensemble 2,3, Choral 1, Chamber Singers 4, Musical 1,2,3,4, Solo 6 Ensemble 1,2,3,4. Darin Zech - Cancer Foorball 2,3,4, Tracis 2,3. Kurt Daier - Leo Track 3, Dasherball 1,2. Mary Dallweg — Leo Sofrball 3; French Club 2,3,4, FHA 1,2,3,4, Color Guard 1,2,3, Musical 1,2. Tim Cummings — Leo Foorball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2; FFA 4, Basket boll 1. Rennee Daniewicz - Leo Yearbook 3,4, Photo Club 3,4, Arr Club 3,4, DECA 3. Jeff Endres — Leo Dennis Frey — Leo FFA 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2; Foorball 1,2. Diana Frey - Leo Volleyball 2, Sofrball 1,2,3,4; FBLA 3,4, FHA 4, Marching Bond 1,2; Solo 6 Ensemble 1 Jim Johnson - Leo Foorball 3,4, Wrestling 1. Damian Kraemer — Leo FFA 1,2,3,4, Wresrling 1,2. Kevin Kruchten — Leo Foorball 1,2,3,4, Lerrer Club 4, FFA 1,2,3,4 Kirk Wipperfurth Leo Camera Shy Mike Majewski — Leo French Club 1,2,3,4, Chamber Singers 3,4, Show Choir 3,- Musical 1.2; Brenda Morrow — Leo French Club 3,4; FHA 2,3,4, Library Aide 1; Color Guard 1,2,3; Musical 1,2,3; Variety Show 3, DEC A 4. Brian Sparling — Leo Tracis 2 (Manager), NHS 3,4, Concert Dand 1,2,3,4, Marching Bond 1,2,3,4 (Drum Major 3,4 ); Pep Dand 1,2,3,4; Jazz Bond 1,2,3,4, Chamber Singers 1,2,3,4, Show Choir 1,2,3,4, Musical 1,2,3,4, Solo Ensemble 1,2,3,4, Store Solo 6 Ensemble 1,2,3,4, Variety Show 3, Forensics 2. Kirk Wipperfurth — Leo Brent Albers — Virgo Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Student Senate 1,2,3,4 (Treas); Letter Club 3,4, NHS 3,4, Homecoming Court 4. FFA 1,2,3,4 (Pres); Class President 1,2,3, Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Badger Boys Stare Alter- nate. Ron Anderson — Virgo Football 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2; Letter Club 4, FDLA 3, Concert Dand 1, Marching Dand 1; Basketball 1; Wrestling 2,3,4. Ken Block — Virgo Football 3 (Manager); Swimming 1 (Manager); Tennis 4,- Peer Counseling 3,4 (Historian), Concert Dand 1,2,3,4; Marching Dand 1,2,3,4, Jazz Dand 1,2,3,4, Choral 1; Musical 1; Solo Ensemble 1; Srare Solo Ensemble 1. Pam Boettcher — Virgo Art Club 2,4; Library Aide 2, FFA 1,2,3,4. Denise Frey — Virgo Cheerleading (Wrestling) 2,3,4 (Capr.),- Student Senate 4, French Club 3; Letter Club 4,- FDLA 4, FHA 1,2,3, Homecoming Court 4, Concert Dand 1,2; Marching Dand 1,2; Musical 1; Solo 6 Ensemble 1,2, Store Solo 6 Ensemble 1,2, DEC A 3,- AFS 3. Lauro Honusa — Virgo German Club 1; FHA 4, DECA 4, FFA 1,2,3,4, AFS 4 (Sec. Treas,). Peter Koeppe — Virgo Tennis 1; Baseball 2; Track 4. Amy Krueger — Virgo Cheerleading (V. Wrestling) 2,3,4, FHA 1,2,3, AFS 1,3,4, Letter Club 3,4, German Club 1,2,3; French Club 4, NHS 3,4; Marching Dand 1,2; concert Dand 1,2; Musical 1,2,3,4, Solo 6 Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Stare Solo 6 Ensemble 2; Yearbook 4, Homecoming Court 4. Kristen Martin — Virgo French Club 1,2,3,4 Kelly Walsh - Virgo Cross Counrry 1; Softball 1[■ Cheerleoding (Daskerboll) 1; Yearbook 2,4; Phoro Club 4, French Club 1,2, Peer Counseling 2, FHA 3,4, Chorus 1,2; Solo 6 Ensemble 1; Variety Show 3, AFS 3; Morh Club 2; Girls Daskerboll 2 Jeff Clement — Libra Baseball 2, FFA 1,2,3,4 Jeff Crow — Libra FFA 4 Paul Endres - Libra Baseball 1; Prom Court (King) 3. FFA 1,2,3,4 Throster (Frosty) Guodmundson — Libra Football 4; Track 4, Yearbook 4, AFS 4 Allen Henn - Libra German Club 1,2,3,4 Amy Judd — Libra Volleyball 2, Softball 2, Yearbook 3, FHA 4, DECA 3,4 (Hist ). Niki Leese - Libra Track 1,2, FFA 1,2. Lori Lewis — Libra Swimming 1,2,3 (Capr),4 (Capr); Track 1,2,3,4; French Club 3; Lerrer Club 2,3,4; Choral 1,2; Musical 1; Solo Ensemble 1; Girls Daskerboll 1,2,3,4 (Capr ). Ron Mack — Libra FFA 1,2,3,4 (Officer). Liso Mullen — Libra Volleyball 1,2; Track 1; Cheerleading (V. Football) 4, Yearbook 4,- Photo Club 4, Student Senate 1,2,3, French Club 1,2,3,4, Lerrer Club 4; AFS 3,4 66 67 Mike Pope — Libro Lyn Schwarz — Libra Volleyball 2,3,4; Track 1; Srudenr Senare 2, Lerrer Club 4, Prom Courr 3, DEC A 4, Doskerball 1,2. Georgia Wiedenfeld - Libra French Club 3, Color Guard 1; DECA 4, Gymnosrics 2. Steve Yanke — Libra Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Foorball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Lerrer Club 2,3,4; Homecoming Courr (King) 4, FFA 1,2,3,4 (Sec ). Michelle Ziegler — Libra Volleyball 1; French Club 3, FHA 2,3,4 (V. Pres ); Color Guard 1; Choral 1; Solo Ensemble 1 Jim DalI weg - Scorpio Track 1,2,3,4, Doskerball 1,2,3,4 Jason Dye — Scorpio Foorball 2, Track 1,2,3,4, Yearbook 1,2,3,4, Phoro Club 2,3,4, French Club 3, DECA 3,4 Joy Chrisler - Scorpio Foorball 1,2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, Srudenr Senore 1, 2 (Chss Sec ), 3 (Class Treos), 4 (Class Pres ); Lerrer Club 3,4 (Treos); NHS 3,4 (V. Pres ); Homecoming Courr 4 (Mosrer); FFA 1,2,3,4 (Reporrer), Wresrling 1,2,3,4, Dodger Doys Srore Represenrorive Joel Chrisler - Scorpio Foorball 1,2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, Srudenr Senare 1,2,3,4, Lerrer Club 3 4 (V Pres ); NHS 3,4 (Treos ); Homecoming Courr 4, FFA 1,2,3,4 (Chaplain); Doskerball 1,2,3; Class V. Presidenr 3,4: Dodger Doys Srore Represenrorive Jackie Dobratz — Scorpio French Club 1,2,3, Library Aide 3, Color Guard 1; DECA 3. Annya Eilertson — Scorpio Volleyball 2,3,4[■ Track 1,2,3,4 (Manager); French Club 2,3,4 (Treos ), Prom Courr 3 (Misrress), Color Guard 1,2, Tremble Ensem- ble 2; Choral 1) Chamber Singers 3,4 (V.Pres ), Show Choir 3,4, Musical 1,2,4; Solo 6 Ensemble 1,2,3,4, Srore Solo 6 Ensemble 3,4, Voriery 5how3,- AFS 2, Forensia 2, Gymnosria 3. Cindy Frey - Scorpio Cheerleading 4, Pom Pons 2; French Club 1,2,3 (V. Pres ), 4 (Sec ); Arr Club 4, Prom Courr 3; DECA 4 Dan Harper — Scorpio Foorball 1,3,4, Swimming—1,2,3,4 (Capr.); AFS 4, Forensics 2,4; DEC A 4: French Club 2,3,4, Lerrer Club 3,4, Concert Bond 1,2, Pep Bond 1,2; Marching Bond 1,2, Cross Country 2; Triorhlere 3,4 David Linscheid - Scorpio Foorball 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2,4. Jon Reible - Scorpio Foorball 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3, Lerrer Club 2,3, Homecoming Court 4, Concert Band 1,2, Marching Band 1,2; Solo 0 Ensemble 1,2; Wrestling 1,2,3,4 Ron Ryan - Scorpio Jon Ulrich - Scorpio Foorball 1,2,3,4, Baseball (Manager) 2,3,4; Cheerleading (Bosket ball) 3,4; Yearbook 3,4, Lerrer Club 4, Marching Bond 3,4; Cham- ber Singers 1,2,3,4, Show Choir 2,3,4, Musical 1,2,3,4; Solo 0 Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Stare Solo 6 Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Variety 3. Fred Dallweg - Sagirrarius Foorball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2, Lerrer Club 4, FFA 1,2,3,4 (V. Pres.). Kevin Dreunig — Sagirrarius German Club 1,2 (Treos), 3 (Treos), 4 Drent Cook — Sagirrarius Foorball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1; Track 2,3, Lerrer Club 3,4, Homecom- ing Court 4: FFA 1,2,3,4 (Treos ), Basketball 1,2. Trevor Frosch — Sagirrarius Golf 1; FFA 1,2,3,4 Archie Gieck — Sagirrarius FFA 1,2,3,4. Ayako Ido - Sagirrarius Tennis 4, FHA 4,- Tremble Ensemble 4; Show Choir 4; Musical 4; AFS 4; Forensics 4 Lee Kostroski - Sagirrarius Cross Counrry 1,2,3,4 (Copr 2,3,4); Track 1,2,3,4, Srudenr Senate 3,4, Lerrer Club 1,2,3,4, Prom Court 3; Baskerball 1,2,3,4, Class Treos 1935 Dennis Catencamp Gemini Camera Shy Eric McManomy — Sagirrarius Swimming 2,3,4 Shawn O'Donnell — Sagirrarius FFA 2,3,4 Kelly Rakow - Sagirrarius Golf 1,2,4; Lerrer Club 2; FDLA 4, Chamber Singers 1,2,3,4; Show Choir 1,2,3,4, Musical 1,2,3,4, Solo 6 Ensemble 1,2,3,4, Store Solo Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Variety Show 3, FFA 1; Basketball 1 Mike Sprecher — Sagirrarius German Club 3,4, Concert Eland 1,2,3; Marching Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3,- Musical 2,3,4, Solo 6 Ensemble 2, AFS 4 Theresa Walls — Sagirrarius Volleyball 2, German Club 1; Peer Counseling 2,3 CTreas), FHA 4; Musical 4, DEC A 3,4 CTreas); FFA 2 Steve Wollersheim - Sagirrarius Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cross Counrry 2, Tennis 1,2,3,4; French Club 1, An Club 4, Marching Band 1 Todd Leidig — Virgo Foorboll 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3, Student Senate 1,2,3,4 (Pres, of Senate); Lerrer Club 3,4; DEC A 4, Basketball 1 Dennis Catencamp — Gemini Tennis 1, Wrestling 3,4 Dear Classmates, As our senior year comes ro on end, we face one of rhe biggest steps in our lives. No longer under the wings'' of our parents and teachers, we now must go into a fast paced and ever changing world ro make our presence known. The future is ours. We must nor be content ro be followers, bur, rather leaders of a free world. I wish each of you good fortune and happiness is your pursuit for success. Sincerely, Jay Chrisler President, Class of '85 Senior Class Officers: Joel Chrisler, Tracy Dollweg, Jay Chrisler, Lee Kosrroski. CLASS CLOWNS. Liso Goene, David Maier TALLEST. Drad Kuehl, Amy Judd SHORTEST: Ken DIock, Kim Dass 78 • ■ . ' MOST INDIVIDUAL Joel Hooks, Krisri Niemi QUIETEST: Don Bednar, Kevin Dreunig, Dan Schroeder, Annya Eilerrson BEST NATURED: Craig Brickl, Trocy Bollweg FUNNIEST: Daryl Haas, Cindy Frey Learning through . . culture exch, study: and practice. EAGLE ECHO Mr. Shoughn M. Donnon— Social Studies: Political Science. History, Consumer Econ. Mr. John Dudd- Science General Science; Assistant Football Coach; Head Basketball Coach Mr. Chris Grinde- Sociol Studies: History. American Government; Head Girls Softball Cooch; Assisronr Boys Basketball Cooch Miss Deborah Johnson- Foreign Longuoge French; French Gub Advisor. Computer Literacy, Trigonometry and Analytical Geometry, Musical, Tech Direcror Miss Noncy Dreunig— Department Head, Home Economics: Food Service, Food and Nutrition, LVEC-Local Vocational Education Coordinator; FHA-HERO. Miss Julie DiCristina Foreign Language: French; French Gub Advisor Mr. James Jackson - Driver Education: BT W , Driver Educorion; Freshmon Class Advisor Mrs. Dorothy Krey — Special Educorion: EMfV Mr. Wayne Druno- Sodol Studies: U S. History; Freshman Football Coach, Varsity Wrestling Cooch. Miss Cindy Duban- Sociol Studies: American Problems, World History, Psychology. Pom Pons Advisor; Cheerleoding Advisor Mr. Paul Jesberger— Deportment Heod; Physical Education: Physical Education; Heod Football Cooch Mr. Frank Kuzma - Vocarional Education: Auto Technology. Miss Elizabeth Beale — Physical Education: Physical Education, Health; Girl's Heod Swimming Cooch; Heod Gymnorics. Mr. Rick Conroy— Speciol Education: ED. Heod Boy's Swimming and Diving Cooch. Girl's Diving Cooch Mrs. Sue Heilmon — Music: Bond, Marching Bond; Musical lnsrrumenral Director, Concert Bond. Mr. Mi to Kilen— Vocational Education: Metal Technology, Welding. Mr. Robert Dinger — Bus Ed.: Marketing, Bus. Law, Consumer Bus ; DEC A (distributive Ed Clubs of America) Advisor. Asst Baseball Cooch Mr. Gory DeLorme - Moth: Geometry, Algebra; Asst Wrestling Coach. Mr. Monte Huntington — Social Studies: World History, Head Girl's Basketball Cooch, Asst Football Cooch, Asst Baseball Cooch Mr. Ron Kostroski — Dept. Head; Math: Computer Programming, Basic Mrs. Louro Lang- Sdence Physics, Pre Algebro Mrs. Debra A. McCarty Julka- English: Mythology. English, Forensics Assisronr Cooch. Mrs. Marjorie Oneson— Library. Mr. Don Reierson — Morhemorics: Algebro, Geomerry Ms. Margaret (Lonnie) Lown— Vocorionol Educoion Droodcosring relevision. Mr. Roger Moe — Department Head, Social Studies: World Religion, History of American Family. Mrs. Mary Oft— Vocational Education: Graphic Communications; Yearbook Advisor Mr. Claire Richardson - Department Head; Science Biology. Advance science; Junior Class Advisor; High School Audio Visual Coordinator Mrs. Karen Luher— Deportment Head; Music: Tremble Ensemble, Chorale, Chamber Singers, Show Choir Director, All School Production Director. Mr. J. Peter Mullen - Science: Biology; Conservation Gub. Class of 1988 Advisor Miss Mary J. Paddock — English: Speech; Forensics Advisor. Mr. Gil Roden col— Mathematics: Math, Algebra, Assistant Football Cooch, Boy's Golf Coach Mr. Terry Moschman— English: Mass Media, Grammar and Composition; Assistant Football Coach; Baseball Coach. Mr. Henry Netzinger— Deportment Heod, Vocational Education Wood Technology, Advance Drafting, Building Trodes Mr. James F. Peterson- English: Modern Literature, American Literature, Short Stories. English. Mr. George Roth — Department Head, Business Education: Typing, Business Concepts, Accounting. Mrs. Valerie McAuliffe — Vocational Computer Consultant; Peer Counselors Advisor. Mr. Judson P. Olsen— Department Heod. Guidance; Boy's Tennis Coach, Peer Counselor Miss Kathy Powers— Home Economics: A.O.A.D., Child Development, Clothing, Apartment Living. AFS Advisor. Mrs. Nora Roy- Guidance; Assist with Junior Counselors. 83 Ms. Donnie Runyon— Guidonce: School Psychologist Mr. Paul Sigler— Speciol Educorion: Tutoring, W E.C.E.P ; Foorboll Cooch; Wrestling Cooch; Lerrer Club Advisor. Mr. Drod Ten Pas - Vocorionol Educorion: Wood Technology, Mechanicol Drofring. Mr. Ed Schiefelbein. Jr.- Foreign Longuoge: Germon, German Club Advisor Mrs. Audrey Sin non - Deporrmenr Heod; Arr: Drawing, Pointing, Ceramics, Sculpture, Art Club Advisor. Mr. Don Tess— Science. Pre-Algebra, Electronics. General Moth and Science. Mrs. Mortho Scmidd- Home Economics: Foods Survey. Mr. James Staff— Deporrmenr Heod, English: American Literature. English Literature, Expressive Writing; Notional Honor Society Advisor Mrs. Pot Thompson— Health Occupations. Mrs. Lucida Winzenried— Physical Education, Boy's Track and Field Cooch. Mr. Gene Schutt— Physical Education; Athletic Director. Mr. La Verne Stuckey— Agriculture: Animal Evaluation, Tractor Moinr., Business Management, Dairy and Soil, F F A Advisor Miss Sue VonVieet - Speciol Education: LD Mr. Duane Woerple— English: Grammar and Composition. Career Awareness, English. Mrs. Mary Dionne Schwoch Home Economics: Clothing Survey. Mrs. Jackie Sweno- Business Education: Office Procedures, Shorthand, Typing. Mr. Dan Winzenried- Physical Education; Boys and Grl's Cross Country Coach, Boy's Trock and Field Cooch Mr. Ralph Zebell— Science: Chemistry, Student Senate Advisor, Heod Senior Class Advisor. 84 Mrs Cook—AV Aide Mrs France—Guidance Secretory Mr Hedgeporh—Aide Mrs Lucey—Arrendance Secretary Mrs Renrmeesrer— Librory Aide Mrs Rischmueller— Principal's Secretory Mrs Rolsrod—Aide Mrs Ruhtond—Office Secretory Mrs Wyrrebach—Aide Mr Anderson— Custodian Mr Grieber—Custodian Mrs Kleisr — Laundress Mr Roth—Custodian COOKS (First Row) Mrs NiederMopher, Mrs Frommung, Mrs Longdon; Mrs. Pickar, Mrs Frey. (Second Row) Mrs. Rau; Mrs Dreunig; Mrs Smith, Mrs Dallweg, Mrs Fuller. CLASS OF 1985 TODAY WE FOLLOW: TOMORROW WE LEAD Mr. John D. Foster - Principal Srudenrs musr now reolize rhor rimes hove chonged. The educorionol burden resrs upon you, rhe srudenr, os never before. Srudenrs should remember rhor educorion is nor o privilege bur o responsibiliry. Each srudenr musr srrive ro develop rhe porenriol found in one's own obiliries, ro be serious in one's studies, and srrive for excellence Whar you achieve rodoy will determine your success in rhe future. Srrive ro achieve oil rhor you con rodoy for rhe future is your responsibiliry. Mr. Jerry L. Rosso — Assistant Principal The high school years ore truly o unique and exciring period in o person's life Many firsr rime experiences occur os srudenrs move from odolescence ro adulthood As o result, high school con be fun. Along wirh increased freedom comes a great deal of self responsibiliry The success or foilure of o srudenr will depend on rhe decisions he she mokes. Unlike odulrhood, there ore many people (parents, reochers. counselors, odminisrrorors, friends) who ore concerned about srudenrs' welfare and ore hoppy ro help them wirh rheir decisions. Life does nor present many opportunities ro be o scholar, orhlere or musician and receive recognition; however, in high school ir's possible ro be o hero or heroine and receive odularion from peers There is something for everyone in which ro be o success The only limiting factor is rhe limitations rhor rhe srudenr places on him herself. I encouroge each srudenr ro rake o risk, stand our, and ochieve! Mr. Jerry Jones District Administrator SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS (Standing) Melvin Bickford, Corine Hurrer, Robert Koenig, Korhy Rozovics, Wayne Moll, Jerry Jones (Sirring) Maurice Enge, Donna Purcell, Torger Mikkebon. What Vital Education Meons-by Virginio C. Gildersleeve Ler us be honesr wirh yourh and rell rhem there is no mogic formula of educorion for war or peace, no fruir of rhe rree of knowledge which, swiftly eoren, con moke us wise os gods, knowing good and evil. Even in rhese criricol days, when educared persons ore so desperately needed, rhe process of educorion requires rime and work and striving. The ability ro rhink straight, some knowledge of rhe post, some vision of rhe future, some skill in useful service, some urge ro fir rhor service into rhe well-being of rhe community — rhese ore rhe most virol rhings educorion musr rry ro produce. If we con ochieve rhem in rhe cirizens of our land, rhen, given rhe righr ro knowledge ond rhe free use Thereof, we shall hove brought ro America rhe wisdom and rhe courage ro march her desriny. AFS Creed Walk together, talk together, O ye peoples of the earth; then and only then, shall ye have peace. The American Field Service lnrernarional ln- rerculrural Program is an organizarion which ad- ministers student exchanges to promote better understanding among people on a local, nation- al and international level. Through AFS, students from any of 55 foreign countries come to the United Stores to live with families ond attend the senior year of high school. Also, through the Americans Abroad Program there is the oppor- tunity for students from the United Stores to spend o summer or year in one of 60 foreign countries. The U.S.A. program of AFS is the exchange of young people within the borders of their own country. The AFS Club gives the opportunity to meet and work with the foreign srudenrs being hosted in our own community,- our efforts increase our own international understanding ond knowl- edge of different cultures. There ore o variety of opportunities for each of us to find ond develop our own talents through the AFS Club. We welcome ond intro- duce the AFS srudenrs to our school ond commu- nity, work with the Adult Choprer to recruit exchange srudenrs ond host families, ond through fund-raising we ore able to assist sru- denrs being hosted. Soles of ice-cream, candy and popsides provide funds for our club. Along with learning about our own Souk- Proirie AFS srudenrs, our community hosts AFS Week-ends every other year. This provides for AFS srudenrs from other high schools in Wisconsin the opportunity to come to Souk Prairie High School ond be hosted by local families in their homes. Through AFS we hope to improve relations between countries. The youth of today ore the leaders of tomorrow — hopefully, this program will promote peace in our world. PICTURED: Donna Kramer, Lynn Zimmerman, Maria Troesrier, Unknown, Kris Dresen, Tracy Kamrarh, Jill Dobrarz, Jill Billhorn, Amy Krueger, Lucy Dallweg, Juanira Mock, Mary Richardson, Brenda Trager, Mike Sprecher, Don Harper, Diane Nolden, Pom Mack, Chrisry Sprecher, Sue Dunse, Koren Walls, Chrisro Challhel, Dee Dee Zeman, Bersy Kuhnau, Krisri Hehenberger, Cheryl Bruckerr, Parsry Raschein, Toyna Culrer, Brenda O'Donnel, Sari Grolnick, Alyssa Nanrr, Lori Pape, Tina Romsey, Connie Russell, Shown Verberg, Jim Klug, Carla Warren, LeAnn Verberg, April Dohs, Karen Klug, Trisha Clemenr, Mary Legal, Terri Klepper, Michelle Bruckerr, Donna Mack, Allison Beach, Colleen Breunig, Jodie Greenheck, Rondo Ruhlond, Dena Kruchron, Michelle Thompson, Jenny Schmir, Ellen Nidy, Shelly Stork, Jill Sprecher, Rose Wilson, Deana Nelson, Frosry, Sue Kindschi, Vivian, Laura Honusa, Ayako Ido, Kelly Bannon, Kathy Powers (Advisor), Missing: Lisa Mullen, Roxanne Pieper. FROM OUR AFS STUDENT FROM JAPAN Dear Souk Prairie Friends, My name is Ayako Ido My hometown is Koyasan, near Osaka, olmosr the center of Japan It's located on top of the moun- tain, Koyason. From my home to the school I attend, it rakes ninety minutes. In order to get to my school, I travel via bus, cable car, ond finally the train. The classes ore very formal ond we must wear uni- forms. In Souk Proirie. classes are more fun-filled. I hove learned many new things by participating in the dassroom discus- sions. While here, I enjoyed watching our football games. Before coming to Sauk Proirie, I hod never seen a football gome Baseball is more popular rhon football in Japan. I have appreciated everyone's kindnesses to me in a foreign country I espeaally am grateful to rhe Thomas Bonnon family, my American AFS Fomity. The AFS year is just one year, bur, for me, it means more than that. I will never forger this year nor my Sauk Proirie friends Translated lyrics. We will be good friends forever. Dye, bye for now, rill we meer ogoin. ooi T i R L h 4 rS ILi$Jr - I 9 ■ '3 9 3 4 ? T.gy b 4 It.� OUR AFS STUDENT FROM BELGIUM Dear Friends, Merd encore miHe fois, er puissiez-vous rrouver le bonheur sur vorre roure When I was norified rhar I was one of rhe hundred srudenrs from Belgium ro go ro rhe USA , I was very excired ond a lirrle ofroid, roo As I wos in rhe plane bringing me ro Madison's oirporr, I questioned myself I wos so ofroid abour whar would happen, bur I didn'r hove ro because my American family, rhe Jomes Rozovics, is marvelous! Thor is olso rrue of rhe Souk Proirie srudenrs ond communiry; everyone has been very kind ond congenial ro me. I will never forger rhis year nor rhe mony people I hove mer. Maybe M see some of you again Who knows? sincerely, Vivione Lebrun OUR AFS STUDENT FROM ICELAND Dear Friends, Five young people from my hometown in Iceland were selected ro be AFS srudenrs lost February I feel lucky ro hove been rhe one chosen ro live in rhe Souk Prairie communiry; though, in honesty, when I firsr arrived in rhe hear ond humidiry of Wisconsin's summer weather, I thought I would die! In Akureyri, Iceland, my hometown, rhe remperorure seldom is over 70 degrees Ir has been o special experience for me ro shore stories of my counrry ro my classmates ond teachers os well os ro learn more obour America. I especially enjoyed being o port of rhe vorsiry football ream ond om groreful ro my reommares ond coaches for rheir encourogemenr and helpfulness during rhe foorboll season. I really like ro ploy foorboll because ir is so different from soccer, my favorire sporr. I hove become very fond of my Americon fomily, rhe Greg Schulrzes. They hove been most kind ond hospitable ro me ond I thank them for shoring rheir comfortable home wirh me while here. When I leave Souk Proirie ro return ro Iceland, I will miss oil of you. PICTURED Danielle Garber, Sue Wofcch, Morie-Chrisrine Hutchinson, Doniele Sprecher, Nicole Lins, Dawn Madison, Karen Lomberry, Jamie Wheeler, Shelley Jordi, Jocqueline QoUweg, Christine Harris. Chonrol Lukens, Sophie Hodges, Jocque line Zins, Penny Korb. Diane Ballweg, Comie Kizer, Antoine Mellum, Mireile Troesrler. Danielle Richardson, Bernoderre Humbrochr, J P Bader, Jacqueline Fos- nor, Jeon-Pierre Kuehl, Nicole Midrhun, Corherme Boerrcher, Elisabeth Hombrechr, Yvonne Dohs, Jacqueline Ramsey, Jon Coftech, Bngirre King, Doniele Ganser, Gisele Gralnick, Liserre Kufmon, Anne-Morie Dreunig, Gnnee Ring, Michele Thompson, Jocqueline Shanks, Anne Blair, Renee Koufmon, Minelle Bronder, Renee Clemenr, Nathalie Liegel, Narhlie Kruger, Yvonne Cunningham, Yverre Jockson, Andree Romaker, Bon me Wilson, Ginerre Srorz, Jocques Mqjewski, Mike Troesrler, ColetTe Polonek. Lise Frey, Sue Wheeler, Brenda Morrow, Dione Ballweg, Nathalie Ball- weg, Chrisrione Klepper, Charlotte Ziegler, Dominique Wollersheim, Annik Wenzel, Eksobeth Greenneck, Anik McDoniel, Karen Klug, Richard Bauer, Nicole Murphy. Michele Roller, Becky Humbrochr, Chonrol Theisen, Joele Mongus, Shefcra Frey, Liserre Lomberry, Bernoderre Yanke. Chrisrione Solodis, Gisele Hoskmg, Joe Frey, Giselle Fish. Sandy Breunig, ColetTe Bdlhorn, Yvonne Ecksrem, Christine Pope, Doniele Goerre, Ranee Schmitt, Dominique Koenig, Anroine Huber, Goby Kod, Alexander Tormey, Jeon-Poul Trudell. Vive lo France ... et le dub de froncais! This year the French dub is under rhe supervision of Mademoi- selles Johnson ond Di Crisrino Officers ore Ellen Nidy. pres. Trocy Bollweg ond Jenny Schmir, v-pres. Annyo Eilerrson, Shoron Wor- mer, Melome Brown, Rhonda Koffornus, ond Cindy Frey, rreos. The French dub hod several money making ocriviries Through- out rhe year including pizza ond candy bar soles. We attended rhe Folk Fair in Milwaukee ond enjoyed French cuisine or rhe Escorgor Restaurant in Modson ond rhe Jomieson House m Poynerte Over Easter break, rhe French dub mode its first voyage abroad, visiting rhe unforgettable regions of France Each day wos on exdring, new odvenrure Paris was undoubtedly rhe highlight of rhe rrip for mony participants. Classic Parisian londmorks such as Norre Dome Corhedrol, Napoleon's Arc de Triomphe, and rhe Eiffel Tower, srrofc through rhe narrow streets of rhe Larin Quarter, a leisurely afternoon cruse down rhe Seine River oboord o bateau moche'' all mode Paris a fun-filled ond leorning experience Other srudenrs preferred rhe calm of rhe Provinces Provincial highlights included a visit ro Monr -Sr -Michel, a tour of rhe mogmfioeor chateaux of rhe Lore Volley, a drive Through rhe Bordeaux wme region, and a rrip ro Nimes ond Ponr-du-Gard ro view Roman treasures Other srudenrs hove pamculory fond memories of rhe Riviera, of Nx:e, Monaco, and rhe drive along rhe Mediterranean Sea, and, nor ro mention rhe Alps Ah. vive la France! Jeon-Poul Harper, Chonrol Collins, Nicole Runde, Chnsrion Zetmke, Don Harper, Denoir Wheeler, Angie Engebrerson, Lisa Goerre, Annie Morrin, Sandy Kirk, Dominique Shnker, More Meeker, DomeI Grolmck, David King, Louis Sweer, Pornque Unmhon, Valerie Schmir (V P ), JoeHe-Chrtsnne DoUweg (V P ), Veromque Nidy (Pres ), Yvonne Eilerrson Greos), Andree Wormer Greets), ModemoiseUe Johnson Missing Mode ene Drown Greos). Doniele Koff ornus Greos). Liserre Muten Student Senate The purpose of rhe Srudenr Senore is ro give rhe srudenrs major social ocriviries, ond raising rhe funds necessary ro pay for rhese ocriviries. Eoch doss hos four represenrorives wirh doss officers serving os Sen- ore members. Officers are members of losr year's senore who were elecred ro rheir posrs by o vore cosr by rhar group. Ir is rhe dury of every member ro orrend rhe meerings ond ro keep rheir dassmares informed on rheir currenr evenrs. The Srudenr Senore held meerings every orher week rhis year, excepr near Homecoming rime when more meerings were necessary ro ger everyrhing organized. Homecoming is always o busy rime for rhe Senore, since ir is responsible for olmosr every ospecr of ir. This includes Spirir Week, rhe assembly or which rhe courr is inrroduced, rhe parade, and Sorurdoy nighr's donee. Srudenr Senore is also in charge of Winrer Week, ond is involved in mony more ocriviries rhroughour rhe enrire year. Members of Senore pur in o lor of rime ond efforr in gerring rhings done for rhe srudenr body. Srudenrs considering running for o sear on rhe Senore should be responsible, cooperarive, open-minded, hard work- ing, dependable, and hove leadership quoliries. Junior Counselors Junior Counselors is composed of specially rroined high school srudenrs rhor lisren ro peers who hove difficulry dealing wirh socierol problems like drinking, smoking, and drug use. This year rhe Junior counselors ossisred rhe guidance deparrmenr in orienring fresh- men and Transfer srudenrs. Advisor for Junior Counselors is Mrs. Corl Troesrler. Officers for rhe 1984-85 school year were: Shown Verburg, presidenr,- Fron Warner, secrerory,- Jon Co- flisch, Treasurer, ond Ken Block, hisrorion. PICTURED LeAnn Verburg, Tino Ramsey, Jennifer Luher, Jennifer Leese, April Dohs, Michelle Dednor, Wendy Rerhard, April Scwonz, Jim Klug, Kim Sprecher, Shawn Verburg, Fran Warner, John Ca- flisch, Ken Block, Julie Sorg, Mrs. Carol Troesrler (Advisor). Missing: Roxanne Pieper. SENATE MEMBERS 1985-Jay Chrisler (Pres ), Joel Chrisler (V.P.), Tracy Ballweg (Seer ), Lee Kosrroski (Treos.), Lori Wolrer, Gregg Schmirr, Denise Frey, Helen Dronder (Reps), 1986-Brad Hurrer (Pres ), Par Linnihon (V.P.), Vicki Schoepp (Seer), Sandy Verrein (Treos ), Kris Koenig, Down Lamberry, Parry Schoepp, Julie Liegel (Reps), 1987 Pauline Lohr (Pres), Corla Ballweg (V P.), Mary Doll- weg (Seer.), Sue Kippley (Treas ), Shawno Lukens, Lauri Zins, Debbie Dresen, Tina Frosch (Reps ); 1988 Rich Uselman (Pres ), Brad Zeman (V P ), Becky Humbrochr (Sea ), Shelly Hurrer (Trees), Monica Breunig, Kim Edssrein, Sari Gralnick, Bryan Mellon; SENATE OFFICERS Todd Leidig (Pres ), Donna Yosr (V.P ), Joan Breunig (Sea), Brenr Albers (Treos ), Jodi Lamberry (Corr Seer), Roxanne Pieper (P R ). PICTURED Brad Zeman, Becky Humbrochr, Shelly Hurrer, Kim Ecksrem, Sari Gralnick, Monica Breunig, Bryan Mullon, Denise Frey, Pauline Lohr, Tina Frosh, Shawna Lukens, Lauri Zins, Sue Kippley, Debbie Dresen, Mary Ballweg, Carla Ballweg, Brad Hurrer, Par Unnihon, Kris Koenig, Julie Liegel, Vicki Schoepp, Kris Yonke, Shelly Frey, Dawn Lomberry, Joel Chrisler, Lee Kosrroski, Joy Chrisler, Greg Schmirr, Tracy Ballweg, Porri Schoepp, Todd Leidig, Donna Yosr, Brenr Albers, Jodi Lomberry, Joan Breunig, Ralph Zebell (Advisor). Missing: Roxanne Pieper Amy Reuter (Sec ), Carrie Endres, Joan Dreunig, Colleen Dreunig, Todd Wehter, Drenr Albers, Fred Dallweg, Jon Ulrich, Amy Krueger, Juoniro Mock. Allison Deoch, Lori Wolrer, Joel Chrisrler (Trees), Joel Hooks, Jay Chrisler (V. Pres.), Orion Sparling, Roxanne Pieper (Pres ), Sharon Sperh, Helen Dronder, Mary Jo Jonney, Army a Eilersron, Richard Sereg, Drod Trudell, Scorr King. Notional Honor Society The Narional Honor Society is composed of junior and senior srudenrs wirh o 90 or above overage Members ore chosen by o faculty committee whose crireria for selection of srudenrs ore scholarship, leader- ship, character, and service. An induction ceremony is usually held in the early Spring. Members receive gold pins which symbolize the virtues of the NH5. The advisor for the NHS is Mr. Staff. Officers for this select organization are. Roxanne Pieper, president; Jay Chrisler, vice-president; Joel Chrisler, treasurer; and Carrie Endres, secretory. Dodger State Representatives Each year in June, the American Legion, rhe Ameri- can Legion Auxiliary, and rhe Optimist Club sponsor four srudenrs from our school to attend a one week session at Dodger Boys and Girls Stare. Doys Store is held at rhe Ripon College campus and Girls Stare is held at rhe UW-Madison campus. Selected by classmates and faculty members, srudenrs are cho sen for their scholarship, leadership, patriotism, reponsi biliry, and physical fitness. The purpose of Dodger Store is to promote an interest in, and understanding of, rhe principles of democratic government,- to provide high school sru- denrs a practical program in training in citizenship; to share duties, privileges and responsibilities of citizenship through active participation in rhe operation of gov- ernment. Sauk Prairie's 1984 representatives were Jay and Joel Chrisler, Roxanne Pieper, and Lori Wolrer Alter- nates were Drenr Albers and Carrie Endres. D.A.R. Award This special award is based on service, patriotism, dependability, leadership, and is presented annually to an outstanding senior student. The award is sponsored by rhe Daughters of the American Revolution. Each Spring, rhe senior class nominates five people for rhe award and rhe faculty makes rhe final selection as to whom rhe winner will be. The local winner then comperes against rhe winners of all rhe other schools in our store for a $ 100 Savings Bond. Our local winner is given special recognition or an annual awards program at rhe conclusion of rhe school year. This year's winner is Jay Chrisler. 91 F.F.A. PICTURED Kevin Franck, Todd Leidig, Randy Breunig, Vol Breunig, Greg Elsing, Trevor Frosch. Dennis Frey, Tim Leidig, Andy Enge, Croig Alwin, Dan Rix, Mike Lindloff, Greg Enge, Rodney Breunig, Brion Endres. Dave Wallsch, Mark Breunig, Rob Rouls, Kevin Kruch- ren, Troy Nolden, Domion Kroemer, Tim Cummings, Archie Gieck, Randal Mack, Brian Markley, Doug Pope, Dove Luck, Brian Kuh- nou, Brod Breunig, Sreve Selden, Sreworr Bollweg, Corey Sprecher, Shawn O'Donnel, Todd Ambrose, Craig Roschem, Dove Breunig, Sreve Sprecher, Brian Schulrz, Mirch Reible, Mike Cum- mings, Vince Breunig, Bob Kleisr, Dale Frey, Kurr Bills, Marr Elsing, Ed Breunig, Sreve Boerrcher, Len Srarz, Marr Slorry, Joe Kippley, Tom Wallsch, James Hooker, Todd Wehler, Glen Schroeder, Brian Cruse, Dole Wachrer, AAirch Breunig, Pere Schoepp, Jeff Ganser, Joe Bollweg, Kelly Breunig, Shaun Flemming, Dale Breunig, Dan Kruchren, Paul Endres, Don Bednar, Tom Accola, Dana Cook, Melanie Priebe, Laurie Slork, Lisa Moye, Shelley Slork, Laurie Han- uso, Neil Bollweg, Terry Wehler, Ken Ziegler. Joe Keller, Porn Schoepp, Pom Boerrcher, Michelle Bednar Kim Sprecher, Gary Nolden, Russ Lipko, Chuck Sprecher, Jeff Joedike, Jason Yanke, Don Pagel, Scorr Perry, Rich Mock, Ron Mock. Fred Bollweg, Brenr Cook, Sreve Yanke, Joy Chrisler, Brenr Albers, Joel Chrisler, Mr. La Verne Srucky (Advisor). The F.F.A. is on organization for srudenrs enrolled in ogriculrure. Ir is on inrrocurriculor activity to help mem- bers learn through active participation, how to con- duct ond take port in public meetings, to speak in public, to buy ond sell cooperative, to solve their own problems, finance themselves, ond to assume civic responsibility. It meets once each month and the offi- cers meet twice o month. The F.F.A. chapter this year was busy with lands- caping the school court yord, safety programs for adults ond grade school, pruning the shrubs around the high school building ond many judging contests. The chapter olso sent award winners and delegates to the Store convention. The officers attended the Notional convention in Konsos City. Future Homemakers Of America Home Economics Related Occupations (HERO) The advisor for FHA HERO is Miss Dreunig. The Officers ore: Tino Walsh, president; Shelley Ziegler, vice-president; Louise Ballweg, secretary-treasurer,- Juoniro Mock, public relations; Carlo Warren, activity chairperson. FHA members provide community service to Maple Wood Nursing Home by making tray favors and cards for special holidays like Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter. The girls enjoy caroling to shut-ins during the Christmas holiday season. Fund raising activities are used to purchase special equipment and to pay for fieldrrips. HERO members are students enrolled in the Food service program under Miss Breunigs' direction. Among the fund raising activities is the sale of decorat- ed Halloween cookies known as “The Great Pumpkin Sale.'' Approximately 3,500 cookies are baked and decorated each year. Other money raising activities include sales of submarine sandwiches, doughnuts, and chocolate chip ice cream sandwiches Delicious luncheon buffers ore served to faculty and staff peri- odically throughout the year. PICTURED: Cindy Endres, Paulo Dreunig, Tracy Neisen, Shelly Slork, Jill Sprecher, Jeanne Weiss, Ayako Ido, Rose Wilson, Lori Pope, Mario Troesrler, Robin Deulow, Liso Detoungy, Diane Nolden, Pen- ny Korb, Tommy Fish, Trocy Dloir, Angie Koufmonn, Pom Hosking, Dee Dee Zemon, Tino Frosh, Louro Honuso, Jodi Cook, Kris Dresen, Sue Dunse, Karen Walls, Pom Mods, Chrisry Sprecher, Trisho Clem- ent, Terri Klepper. Mory Liegel, Colleen Dreunig, Mary Dollweg, Diane Pulvermocher, Come Srorz, Donnie Wilson, Kelly Wolsh, Teresa Walls, Amy Judd, Usa Goerre, Jodi Lomberry, Cindy Wenger, Drendo Morrow, Carlo Warren, Juoniro Mock, Louise Dollweg, Tino Wolsh, Miss Nancy Dreunig (Advisor) Missing: Mi- chelle Ziegler. German Club The year began wirh election of officers which included: Scorr Linoberry, presidenr, Rich Serg, vice-presidenr; Sandy Dreunig, secretary,- and Kim Ninmonn, rreosurer. Mr. Schief- felbein is advisor for rhe club. Overall, rhe year was sehr Spob Money making projects kept dub members busy selling carnations for Volenrine’s Day and German advent calendars in December. Two favored social events were arrending rhe Volkfesr in Milwaukee in rhe fall and a dinner at rhe Chalet Sr. Moritz in rhe spring. PICTURED Drod Kuehl, Alyssa Nonrr, Mory Jo Jonney, Jiil Hoseiwonder, Renee Rieder, Michelle Oruckerr, Donna Mock, Kris Koenig, Craig Roshein, Dove Seymour, Drod Thisrle, Jenny Friou, Carlo Zander, Tricio Tonk, Angelo Hurter, Judy Nolrner. Angelo Dreunig, Allison Deoch. Paul Weiss, Doug Dollweg, Drion Unoberry, Kori Adonk, Penny Hoseiwonder, Rich Wolff, Porsy Roschem, Jenny Air, Lynn Haos, Alton Henn, Kevin Dreunig, Un- known. Mike Sprecher, Tommy Frey, Tommy Fish, Cherry Longe, Colleen Dreunig, Cord Eichmorm. Tommy Stony, Poulo Zander, Rose Wilson, Jeon Weiss, Kim Ninmonn, Sondy Dreunig. Rich Sereg, Scon Linoberry. Mr Ted Schiefetoem (Advisor) DECA DECA stands for rhe Distributive Education Clubs of Amer- ica. This yourh organization is for individuals enrolled in rhe marketing classes who wish to further rheir educorion and leadership abilities in rhe field of Marketing and Distribution. Chapter members arrend district and Stare conferences each year where rhey are able to expand rheir knowledge through competency based competition in rhe areas of advertising, horel morel management, resrauranr services, food marketing, petroleum marketing and fashion mer- chandising. PICTURED Oorb Moon. Michelle Thomson, Lori Hoos, Drendo Sraffels, Tommy Frosch, Don Horper. Fred Peterson. Por Kolmorgon, Dwight Luerscher, Rhondo Ruhtand, Drendo Troger, Tracy Hudson, Jon Coflisch. Connie Russell, Lydio Kirchsrein, Georgia Wiedenfeld, Deono Nelson, Drion Pierce, Morr Neumoier, Deon Kruckmon, Ji Sprecher, Shelly Stork, Lourie Honuso, Todd Leidig, Jennifer Schmit, Donno Yost, MicheSe Doehmer, Jim Wheeler, Pondy Hutchinson, Shelly Price, Kellie O'Conner, Karen Endres. Kelly Donnon, Mory Dollweg, Drendo Morrow, Cyndy Wenger, Don Hart, Mr Dob Dinger (Advisor), Amy Judd, Lyrm Dever, Julie Sorg, Theresa Wolls, Joson Dye Library Helpers PICTURED Connie Gonser, Angie Koufmonn, Becky Wogenechr, Soroh Romaker, Angelo Hurrer, April Dohs, Amy Midrhum, Renee Doniewicz Missing Chip Corning, Krisrin Wonless Forensics The 1984 forensic yeor was very successful for sru- denrs who porricipored in rhis exrrocurriculor ocriviry. For rhe rhird rime since becoming o member of rhe Dodger Conference, rhe ream won rhe Dodger Con- ference Forensic Meer held or Sroughron High School. Aimed ro improve on individual's speaking obiliry and confidence, forensic evenrs include Twelve care- gories: four-minure speech, inrerprerorion of prose ond poerry, ororory, public address, reader's Theorre, ploy ocring, sroryrelling, ond significanr speech. Coached by Mory Paddock ond Debbie McCarry Julko, rhe ream represenred Souk Prairie High School very well or rhe Srore meer held or rhe UW-Modison campus in April. Srore speakers were: Porrick Linnihon, on A raring in ororory, Dione Nolden, on A” raring in four-minure speech, Todd Wehler, on A raring in dedomorion, Chris Krorzke, on A raring in dedama- rion, Lori Wolrer, an A raring in inrerprerorion of prose, Craig Alwin, on A raring in inrerprerorion of prose, Srephonie Keller, on A raring in inrerprerorion of poerry, ond Helen Dronder, a D raring in inrerpre- rorion of poerry. PICTURED: Kelly Donnon, Kim Sprecher, Todd Wehler, Richard Wolff, Craig Alwin, Tracy Seiler, Suzanne Lirscher, Morio Troesrler, Kim Air, Jill Sprecher, Chrisry Sprecher, Mory Jo Jonney, Lori Wolrer, Don Harper, Por Linnihon, Kris Dresen, Brad Hurrer, Dione Nolden, Ayoko Ido Missing: Kris Krorzke. Helen Dronder, ond Srephonie Keller Yearbook — A New Beginning This year is a new beginning for The Eagle Echo in many respecrs. We have new advisors, new edi- rors, and a new way of purring rogerher your high school yearbook. Yearbook advisor is Mrs. Mary On. Mrs. Janie Kuss is rhe phoro advisor. Both women arrended a four day workshop in LoCrosse and received new ideas ro help creare rhis year's annual. Edirors ore: Kevin McMonamy, Jason Bye, Craig Alwin, and Colleen Breunig. These people play a major role in producing rhe yearbook. The compurerized sysrem we are implemenring will enable rhe sroff ro produce a berrer qualify year- book for rhe srudenrs of Souk Prairie High School. PICTURED: Pom Hosliing, Helen Dronder, Amy Krueger, Jon Ulrich, Trent Odder, Jackie Fosnor, Frosty, Kelly Walsh, Patrick Lehmann, Carla Warren, Colleen Fleming, Donna Mack, Carrie Frey, Tracy Dlair, Renee Daniewicz, Colleen Dreunig, Jennifer Ninmann, Kelly O'Conner, Shelly Price, Mrs Mary On (Advisor), Jason Dye, Craig Alwin, Jane Kuss (Advisor). Art Club The Arr Club officers are: Vicky Schoepp (Pres.), Jenny Rozovics (V.Pres.), Jenny Ninmann (Sec ), Shelle Rollers (Treas). PICTURED: Kellie O'Conner, Parry Schoepp, Karen Endres, Curt Decker, Thad Decker, Deano Nelson, Wendy Rerhard, Renee Daniewicz, Pam Doencher, Dan Schroeder, Shelle Roller, Jennifer Ninmann, Jenny Rozovics, Vicki Schoepp, Mrs, Audrey Sinnor (Advisor) Pom Pons Pom Pons is a group of 15 dedicated girls who work hard to promote school spirit. The rigorous routines require daily practices to perfect the teamwork neces- sary for a successful performance. Throughout the year they perform at all home football games, basket- ball games and some wrestling meets. They also make a special trip each year to perform for the residents at Maplewood Nursing Home. The girls also spend rime raising money through bake sales, car washes and shirr sales to attend annual pom pon camps and clinics. Another of their fund raising events is an annual kick-o-rhon to raise money for various charities. Captain for the squad is Donna Yost and co aproin is Terri Klepper. PICTURED; Terri Klepper, Down Lomberry, Shelly Frey, Jodi Lomberry Tracy Dollweg, Laurie Zins, Angie Engebrerson, Showno Lukens, Donna Yosr, Mary Richardson, Bridget Harris, Lydia Kirchsrein, Kim Bass, Carla Ballweg, Shelly Jordi. PICTURED Dave Loerher, Brenr Albers, Sreve Yanke, Sreve Boerrcher, Tom Hon kins, Todd Breunig, Kim Smith, Dave Sey mour, Paul Weiss, Mike Merler Don Kruch- ten, Sron Breunig, Todd LeicHg, Andy Burns, Allison Beach, Julie Uegel, Tracy Seiler, Tiffany Hodges, Pauline Lohr, Joan Breunig, Vicki Anderson, TimGonser, Ron Anderson, Wade Brown, Karen Endres, Michelle Bruckerr, Roxanne Breunig, Dee Dee Zemon, Dawn Madison, Sracey Walsh, Mary Ballweg, Brad Hurrer, Greg Schmirr, Jon Ulrich, Don Heffron, Wanda Warren, Becky Rozovics, Kris Yanke, Sue Wallsch, Shelly Jordi. Showna Lukens, Ja- mie Wheeler, Joel Hooks, Dave Hanks, Brenr Cook, Dan Harper, Lyn Schwarz, Tommy Sauer, Lori Lewis, Donna Yosr, Lisa Mullen, Dwighr Luerscher, Mike Sage, Lee Kosrroski, Joel Chrisler, Kris Koenig, Jay Chrisler, Paul Sigler (Advisor). Letter Club This is a non-profit dub that involves athletic letter winners. They support and promote athletic policies of our school. Regulor meetings ore held monthly along with special meetings when necessary. These members provide dub fees and fund raising activities to benefit both the school and the student body they represent. All money raised goes toward school equipment, uniforms, awards or sports ban- quets, or any other need that my arise for which the club determines. Students, in the past, have taken trips to profession- al sporting events as rewards for their hard work in raising money for the high school. Kismet For o few short hours on the nights of opril 26, 27,, 28, and 2d of 1984, the stage of the Leahy Theater wos transformed into the ancient city of Baghdad. This wos the exotic setting for the musical KISMET which wos lost spring's annual oil-school production. Joining forces to present the musical were o total cost of 47 students and numerous other helpers behind the scenes and in the pit orchestra. KISMET, o variation from the srondord fore of Rodgers and Hommerstein productions usually presented or Souk Prairie, in- volved o very long and complicated plot, and one especially tricky scene where o man wos supposed to drown on stage. KISMET wos on ancient Baghdad word for fore. The musico! rokJ the role of o sly public poet whose big mouth, sharp wit, and clever schemes brought the twists and rums of his own fore and the fores of oil those who encountered him. The Coliph, or prince, of Baghdad or the rime of the story wos o most eligible bachelor, and women flocked from oil over to attempt to win his hand in marriage. He fell in love with the poor daughter of the poet, Morsinoh, who was later forced to marry the wicked Wozir (head of the police) to prevent her marriage to the Caliph. In the meantime, the poet fell in love with Lalume, the Wozir's Wife of Wives, and then a trio of foreign princesses, determined to marry the Coliph, arrived in Baghdad from distant land of Abobu. In the end, the poet killed the Wozir, the Caliph and Morsinoh were married, and the poet and Lalume ran off to on isolated spot in the desert colled The Oasis of Delightful Imaginings. Presented in o very professional manner by on experienced cost, KISMET was a fine show ond a credit to Souk Prairie High School. South Pacific SOUTH PAOFIC, the 1949 winner of the Pulitzer prize for dromo, wos rhe onnuol oil-school production this year. It was presented in the Leohy Theater on November 1, 2, 3, and 4. This Rodgers and Hommersrein musical is rhe story of what happen when o military company is stationed on o small island in rhe Pacific Ocean during World Wor II. Nellie For bush, o young Navy nurse, finds herself foiling in love with on older French plonrorion owner, Emile de Becque She hos o difficult rime dealing with rhe focr rhor Emile hod been married to o Polynesian woman and hod two children, bur, in rhe end, she decides rhor love conquers oil. The musical doesn T hove o totally happy ending, though, because army lieutenant Joe Coble, who has fallen in love with o young native girl, Liar, is Isifled in rhe line of duty after he decides rhor he can't possibly marry her. Seobee Luther Dillis will probably be remembered best in his role of Honeybun or rhe Thanksgiving Follies He is usually only concerned with making o fast buck . His native counterpart, ’ 'Bloody Mary thinks along the some lines and keeps herself busy trying to sell gross skirts and shrunken heads to the island seobees The cost of SOUTH PACIFIC wos the largest ever or Souk Prairie High School, featuring 43 students in various roles. The most memorable rehearsal rook place on night of September 24, when rhe cost com dose to being blown owoy along with rhe pool roof. Thor wos rhe night o windstorm swept through rhe commu- nities of Souk City and Prairie du Soc, doing incredible omounrs of damage, especially around rhe high school oreo. But, everyone lived, practice pad off, ond rhe show wos o success! Go For It - Band To you on the threshold of joining the bond Dewore of the task you now hove in hand For some its a hobby, for others a game. Out once you're involved you'll nor be the same, Dedication and pride ore your keys to success And winners you'll find will accept nothing less. If you work and strive to give your all Only rhen, win or lose, can you stand straight and roll For your years in bond are only few Yet you'll always remember these things that you do All the hard work, all the rime that you spend Will be labors of love when it all comes to an end. You'll remember the fun all the good rimes you had All the friends that you made and forger all the bad The practice all day and the practice all night Sleeping on floors and nor earing right The chill of the rain as it rolls down your face. The hear of the sun as you stand there in place Those calloused hands, those blistered feet The splitting lip, that endless retreat But looking back when it's over and done When you've gone past your prime and graduation is done You'll remember the shows and what you've preformed The pleasure they'd given, the hearts that were warmed The feelings that welled up from deep down inside As you stood on the starring line bursting with pride You'll wish once more for a way you could deal With God or the Devil for once more to feel The swear in your eyes as you rum towards the stands For an ovation from thousands of satisfied fans The music ... The drill ... The unique ... the Style You'll forger all the hardships it'll all be worthwhile I envy your youth, I admire your taste Be assured that your rime will nor have gone to waste The rime God gives us is short rhars for sure Use it to your fullest for you will endure. The work may be hard bur the four years go fast Give it your best shot for the memories will lost GO FOB IT an Another Opening, Another Show ... Mrs. Luher has conrribured much ro rhe music de- partment since she began reaching at Sauls Prairie High School. She, almost single-handedly, brought rhe Treble Ensemble into existence as a class, and over rhe four years since then, has shaped it into a very fine girls' choir. She also, along with Mrs. Sue Heilman, was instrumental in organizing rhe Executive Session. Doth directors deserve credit for rhe rime and effort they have given ro rhe show choir program. Most of all, Mrs. Luher is ro be applauded for her outstanding direction of our school musicals. The Sauk Prairie com- munity can be proud of our musical productions. Each year, audience attendance at rhe performance in- creases and rhe reviews get better. Mrs. Luher woriss in a very professional manner with her student casts. She has had ro work around rhe many obsrades and inconveniences of our Leahy Theater, bur seems ro thrive on rhe challenges they present. PICTURED Dryon Motion, Joson Von De Hey, Michael Endrhoff, Wesley Pogel, Phillip Pope, Shone Jones, Dono Wenzel. Tina Seiler, Michelle Hobodo, Sandy Liegel, Lisa Franck. Krisren Wonless, Jill Moier, Wendy Dreunig, Carlo Felrz, Melissa Koenig, Jill Lindbff, Lynn Haas, Lisa McClymonds, Angela Hurrer MISSING: Michael Foss, Ken Mu hollon Chorale PICTURED: Brian Kirner, Jon Ulrich, Mon Hobodo, Mike Majewski, inn rQ Orion Sparling, Corey Sprecher, John Koa, Kelly Rokow, Drod ' ICyCr JinyGrS Kuehl, Drerr Tornurzer, Drod Hurrer, Jim Klug, Kim Air, Roxanne Pieper, Mory Dollweg, Kori Adonk, Jennifer Luher, Kora Sprecher, Christine Krorzke, Joon Dreunig, Fran Warner, Kim Doss, Rhondo Shinker, Nikki Runde, Julie Liegel, Kim Ninmonn, Annyo Eilerrson, Tomoro Slorry, Paulo Zander. MISSING Down Madison, Kevin Wip- perfunh 104 Treble Ensemble PICTURED: Sondy L. Dreunig, Tommy Reible, Jill Hoselwonder, Tommy Hillebrond, Donnie Wilson. Rose Wilson, Morie Kuhlmon, Corio Cody, Kris Kizer, Colleen Dreunig, Liso Storks, Vivione Lebrun, She he Shonks, Cherry Longe, Tomoro Fish, Connie Russell, Julie Sorg, Jeon Mormon, Ayoko Ido, Denise Romsey MISSING: Shirley Hager, Jackie Johnsron, Theresa Sejje, Carlo Zander. Drion Sparling, Drion Linoberry, KeHy Rokow, Drerr Tornurzer, Rox onne Pieper, Jennifer Luher, Drod Kuehl, Jon Ulrich, Vivione Le- brun, Leif Mikkelson, Kim Air, Kim Doss, Nikki Runde, Christine Krorzke, Wendy Dreunig, Ayoko Ido, Annyo Eilerrson, Jim Klug, Mike Troesrler, Drerr Kirner, Mary Dollweg, Don Fredine, Trenr Doder, Dono Fitch. Scorr Linoberry, Carlo Felrz, Andy Woodos, Melisso Koenig, Koro Sprecher, Joon Dreunig, Kim Ntnmonn. M6S ING: Kurris Sharks. ' Executive Session Jazz Show Choir EAGLE ECHO 106 Cross Country Numbers ploy an important port in cross-country, although it is nor os easy as 1,2,3! The varsity ream is composed of eight runners and only the top five ore rallied in the score. Cross country runners are aerobic animals! Souls Prairie sow its best boys' ream in many years and a competitive girls' ream equal in strength to that of last year's ream. The boys placed fifth and the girls sixth at the rough sectionals. The boy's cross-country most valuable person was Lee Kostrosfo, and the girl's cross-country most valu- able person was Lori Wolrer. GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Mario Troesrler, Dana Fitch, Sandra Dreunig, Sue WoSsch, Eva Wollersheim, Molly Accolo, Mary Dallweg, Lisa Moye, Renee Ziegler, Lori Wolrer, Sharon Sperh. Football JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Coaches: Gil Rodencol and John Dudd GAME SCHEDULE Sep. 14 Home Edgewood 29 6 Sep. 21 Home Oregon 20- 6 Sep. 28 Away Monroe 26-13 Ocr. 5 Home Monona Grove 30- 6 Ocr. 12 Away Middleron 12-34 Ocr. 19 Home Fr. Arkin son 30-21 Ocr. 24 Away Sroughron 33-12 FRESHMEN FOOTBALL Coaches. Wayne Bruno and Jim Jadsson, Jr. GAME SCHEDULE Team Dare Score Sep. 20 Away Oregon (A) 14-19 (B) 16- 0 Sep. 27 Home Monroe (A) 6-20 (B) 14 0 Ocr. 4 Away Monona Grove (A) 0-30 (B) 0-14 Ocr. 11 Home Middleron (A) 014 (B) 0- 8 Ocr. 18 Away Fr. Arkinson (A) 22- 0 (B) None Ocr. 23 Home Sroughron (A) 24- 0 (B) 12- 6 VARSITY FOOTBALL. (Row 1) Joy Chrisler, Jim Johnson, Sreven Yonke, Morr Siorry, Wode Drown, Andy Burns, Mike Merler, Tim Cummings, (Row 2) Craig Drickl, Drod Hurrer, Sreve Doerrcher, Doug DoHweg, Lorry Richardson. Jeff Weinke, Dob Rouner, Tim Qonser, Mike Oundbch, (Row 3) Don Harper, Shown Dreunig, Coach Moschmon, Coach Jesberger, Coach Sigler, Coach Hunringron, Marry Dreunig, Todd Ambrose, (Row 4) Todd Leidig, Dovid Honks, Mike Sorge, Drenr Albers, Todd Dreunig, Drenr Cook, Joel Chrisler; (Row 5)Sron Dreunig, Dorin Zech, Jon Reible, Ron Anderson, Fred DoHweg, Kevin Kruchren, (Row 6) Tony Grouvogl, Greg Elsing, Dovid Loerher, Jon Ulrich, Don Heffron Coach John Dudd, Drenr Moier, Dovid Luck, Drain Morkley, Sreworr DoHweg, Eric Risley, Ed Dreunig, Greg Dreunig, Tim Leidig, Kevin Wipperfurrh, Coach Gil Rodencd, Corey Sprecher, Kevin Donnon, Troy MeHen, Croig Schoro, Sreve SekJen, Scorr Corison, Doug Pope, Paul Ronzenberger, Eric Mock, Ed DoHweg, Dove Dierer, Joy Grolnick, Gerald Ruh ond, Dennis Monnig, Rob Pope,Dole Doh ke, Andy Enge, Rob Meeker, Scorr Air, Mark Orr, Jeff Gonser, Corey Schlender Varsity Football Eagle Price Honorary Coproins: Drenr Albers and Fred Dallweg OUTSTANDING INDIVIDUAL PLAYER ACHIEVEMENT Mosr Valuable Player - Sron Dreunlg Offensive lineman - Fred Dallweg Offensive bads - Steve Yanke Defensive lineman - Fred Dallweg Defensive bock - Craig Drickl Head Coach Paul Jesberger Assistants - Paul Sigler, Terry Moschmon, Monte Huntington GAME SCHEDULE Dare Team Score Aug. 24 Home Daroboo 2021 Sep. 7 Away Waunakee 7-0 Sep. 14 Home Edgewood 28-6 Sep 21 Home Oregon 0-28 Sep 28 Away Monroe 0-27 Oct. 5 Home Monona Grove (Homecoming) 7-27 Oct. 12 Away Middleton 13-35 Oct. 19 Home Ft. Atkinson 7-13 Oct. 24 Away Stoughton 6-24 no Girls' Swim Team The girls' swim ream had a very successful season. Coaches and ream members were pleased wirh a Third Place finish or rhe Conference Relays. Midway through rhe swim season, a devastating storm did severe damage to the pool roof and ceiling. For almost two weelss, rhe girls weight-trained and did aerobic exercises to stay in shape until rhe pool was repaired and ready for practice and competition. The girls' swim ream, coached by Ms. Dersy Deale and Mrs. Jane Kuss. look forward to an exciting and successful '85-'86 season since rhe ream will lose only two seniors, Lori Lewis and Tina Walsh, to graduation. Half of rhe ream is freshmen, so you can imagine how terrific rhe ream will be in '87 '88 if everyone continues os members. All rhe divers are freshmen os well. Coached by Mr Rick Conroy, Lynn Haas, Carla Felrz, and Suanne Delaney gained much diving experience this year and will be rough competitors next season. Captains for rhe ream were Lori Lewis and Kris Koenig. Most Valuable swimmer was Dawn Schmitt. An outstanding competi- tor, Rachel Linnihan, was rhe first member of rhe ream to earn a letter. Donna Mads was Manager, and, according to ream mem- bers, an invaluable asset to rhe ream. GIRLS SWIMMING TEAM Donna Mods (Manager), Coach Dersy Deale, Kris Koenig (Captain), Coach Jane Kuss, Julie Liegel, Lori Lewis (Captain), Jamie Wheeler, Showno Lutsens, Kris Yontse, Allison Deach, Tina Walsh, Sue Wheeler, Sandy Liegel, Shelly Jordi, Coach Rids Conroy, Mary Jo Jonney, Melissa Koenig, Sarah Ramoher, Carlo Felrz, SueAnn Delaney, Lynn Haas. FRESHMEN VOLLEYBALL TEAM. Down Kloersch, Connie Gonser, Louro Hutchin- son, Tommy Frey, Kim Edssrein, Angelo Hurter, Tino Seiler, Cooch Dovid Hedge path, Monico Breunig, Jeon Hormon, An- gie Breunig, Foye Breunig, Bediy Hum- brochr, Chris Pope, Dono Theisen, Judy Noirner, Liso McOure, Trocy Niesen, Cindy Endres, Poulo Breunig, Becky Moier, Robin Porrerson, Heorher Murphy, Jenny Air. 112 J V. VOLLEYBALL: Sue Koci, Krisren Keller, Jennifer Ninmonn, Jenny Rozovics, Poulo Krinrz, Trocy Seiler, Coach Angie Michel- son, Vivtone Lebrun, Tammy Reible, Kim Breunig, Karen Lomberry, Pondy Hurchin- son, Jennifer Humbrochr, Jenny Friou, Karo Sprecher VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Kelly Bonnan, Roxanne Breunig, Karen Endres, Diane SJoney, Annyo EHerrson, Coach John Pferzer, Rhonda Koffornus, Lyn Schwarz, Vick Anderson, Joan Breung, Michelle Reible, Becky Pelonek, Dawn Madison. Girls' Tennis The girls' varsity tennis ream concluded the season with an overall record of 7 and 7 and the junior varsity ream won all their marches. Outstanding players were number one varsity player, Michelle Bruckerr, and number one doubles ream, Kelly Dreunig and Michelle Bruckerr. Coached by Mrs. Phyllis Grorjahn and Mrs. Nancy Maschman, the ream finished the year with the best season in three years. One of the ream's motivating forces was Ayako Ido. our AF5 student from Japan Ayako was very successful in her win-loss record, bur, most of all, her enthusiasm for the sport was contagious and an inspi- ration to the ream. GIRLS TENNIS: Phyliss Grorjahn (Coach), Cheryl Bruckerr, Dee Dee Zeman, Mi- chelle Bruckerr, Shelly Hurrer, Pauline Lohr, Geni Gorman, Nancy Maschman (Coach), Mary Richardson, Renee Reider, Tiffany Hodges, Kelly Dreunig, Mary Lie- gel. Sue Kindschi, Diane Dallweg, Ayako Ido, Becky Rozovics, Lori Zeimke JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEER LEADERS Cherri Lange, Kim Ninmann, Sra cey Walsh, Kim Jackson Cheerleaders Today, cheerleaders hold more imporrnor and respectful places in school acrviries rhan ever before. Among rheir main purposes is ro lead rhe ream's supporrers in o single, organized effort. The single cheer from rhe crowd gives o feeling of solid, srolworr support. The role of rhe cheerleaders has changed from rhe ordinary parr of leading cheers ro generat- ing school spirir by creating ban- ners and locker signs. Any student may try our for rhe cheerleoding squads. Each tryout is chosen for his her abilities and knowledge of rhe sport he she represent os a cheer- leader. 5PH5 cheerleaders spend many hours preparing and practicing rheir routines. It is nor an infre- quent sight ro see rhe cheer- leaders going through rheir paces each night in rhe corridors ond commons. Advisor of rhe cheerleaders, Miss Dubon, makes certain that they maintain academic excel- lence, abide by rhe athletic code, ond attend regular practice ses- sions. She also supervises fund rais- ing activities. From this brief synopsis of rhe cheerleaders, one realizes how much rime and energy is spent promoting school spirir. VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Lisa Goerre, Tammy Sauer, Cindy Frey, Denise Hoskings, Lisa Mullen, Shelly Price Basketball Cheerleaders JUNIOR VARSITY DASKETDALL CHEERLEADERS: Cheryl Druckerr, Carrie Frey, Kim Dreunig. VARSITY DASKETDALL CHEERLEADERS: Ju- lie Liegel, Kola Dader, Jon Ulrich, Sandy Verrein, Sue Kippley, Tommy Slorry Basketball The 1984 85 Eagle baskerball reams began a new rradirion rhls year. The season opened wirh ' 'Meer rhe Eagle Nlghr which broughr rogerher rhe cheer- leaders, pom pons, pep band and reams for a fun- filled nighr. Team uniry was rhe main goal rhis year and many acriviries were held ro include players and parents. Coached by Mr. Dudd and Mr Grinde, rhe reams played an aggressive and exciting brand of baskerball rhoughour rhe season. DATE TEAM SCORE Nov. 16 away Wis. Heights 57-59 Nov. 27 home Pardeeville 56-43 Dec. 7 away Oregon 60-75 Dec. 14 home Monroe 5264 Dec 18 oway Monona Grove 38-54 Dec. 21 home Middleton 43-52 Dec 28 29 Holiday Tournament ar Reedsburg Jan. 4 away Fort Atkinson 5864 Jan. 5 home Mousron 56-57 Jan. 11 home Sroughron 49-51 Jan. 15 home Mount Horeb 55-49 Jan. 18 home Edgewood 43-69 Jan. 25 home Oregon 43-57 Feb. 1 away Monroe 56-53 Feb. 8 home Monona Grove 42-47 Feb. 15 home Fror Arkinson 54-48 Feb. 22 oway Sroughron FRESHMEN BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM Coach Jeff Ruhlond, Brad Breunig, Vince Breunig, Scon Breunig, Brian Kuhnou, Ted Frey, Derek Peerz, Mark Schwarz, John Cole, Mike Lamke, Darin Frey, Ed Breunig, Joe Weisch (Manager), Cloy Curran, Troy Pokyz, Bryon Martin, Man Woerpel, Steve Breunig, Tmn Henning, Bryon Mol Ion, Mike Rozovics, Randy Ruhlond, David Klepper, James Hodges, Man Thompson, Brad Zeman. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: Lorry Richardson (Manager), Kurr Bo lweg, Sreve Woller- sheim. Rich Sereg (Manager), Coach John Budd, Daryl Loerher, Don Heffron, Jeff Deischer, Mike Sorge, Jeff Davis, Fred Pererson, Jeff Budd, Wade Brown, Mike Merter, Lee Kosrroski. J.V BASKETBALL TEAM David Luck, Mark Lomke, Richard Loerher, Brian Misstich, Doug Pope, Richard Wolff, Eric Mock, M chael Lindloff, Paul Ronzenberger, Coach Chris Grinde, Craig Schara, Jeff Trudell, Corey Sprecher, Mark Orr, Jeff Deischer. Dennis Manning FRESHMEN BASKETBALL Coach Cindy Mack, Laura Hutchison, Shawn Jones, Jean Harmon, Judy Nolrner, Tonya Curler, Faye Dreunig, Kim Jackson, Monica Breunig, Becky Maier, JuHe Hiiiebrand, Coach Korhy Schwarz Girls Basketball MVP — The girls, in a unanimous decision, voted rhe entire ream as Most Valuable Player. Girls Varsity Basketball Coach: Mr. Monre Hunringron Schedule 1984-85 Wisconsin Heights A way Wonewoc Home Waunokee Home Oregon Awoy Monroe Home Monona Grove Awoy Middleton Home Tournament ar Richland Center Richland Center West Salem Fort Atkinson Awoy Stoughton Home Edgewood Home Irhica Home Oregon Home Monroe Awoy Monona Grove Home Middleton Away Fort Atkinson Home Stoughton Away 3342 36- 33 21-55 39-56 29-62 32-50 37- 32 36- 58 47-55 28-47 41-58 34-36 49- 71 37- 59 50- 57 23-72 41-43 47-61 3452 J V. DASKETDALL Tammy Dreiby, Drendo Thompson, Tracy Seiler, Jennifer Dillhorn, Angie Kaufman, Andy Fiene (Coach), Diane Dallweg, Dawn Madison, Karen Lomberry, Tana Deulow, Pauline Lohr, Tracy D air, Mary Dallweg, Karhy Neu moier. VARSITY DASKETDALL TEAM: Shelly Huner, Vicky Anderson, Debbie Dresen, Coach Monre Hunringron, Dawn Madison, Diane Sloney, Dee Dee lemon, Roxanne Dreunig, Mary Dollweg, Kelly Dreunig, Tiffany Hodges Gymnastics QRLS GYMNASTICS TEAM: Kim Ninmonn, Shelly Price, Tracy Kam- rorh, Tammy Sauer, Lynn Haas, Carla Felrz, Coach Dersy Deale, Kris Kizer, Renee Reider, Terri Klepper, Dridgerr Harris, Chris Pope, Coach Drenda Rauls, Sue Koci, Srocey Walsh, Viviane Lebrum MISSING: Kim Ecksrem, Tammy Sorrersrrom, Peggy Vanover. X Wrestling Wrestling is o sporr rhor requires speed, endurance, agility, and self-discipline. With an excellent coaching staff of Mr. Druno, Mr. Sigler, and Mr. DeLorme, and many arduous practices, the SP wrestling ream has built a strong and competitive program. The ream brought home Sauk Prairie's first Dodger Conference title in wrestling in 1982-83. In so doing, Sauk Prairie defeated arch rivals, the Stoughton Vi- kings, who had previously won the Conference title eight years consecutively. SPHS was proud to have Todd Seiler win the 185 weight class at the Store Wrestling Meet in 1984 The 1984-85 wrestling ream looks very promising, and could easily obtain another Conference title, and, hopefully a lor more. This season's ream was led by seniors Steve Yonke, Jay Chrisler, Don Anders, Drenr Albers, and Dennis Car encamp. Yanke was a sectional qualifiers last season. Anderson was voted most im- proved J. V. wrestler with on 11-2 record. Underclassmen who had a good season were Shawn Halverson who ranked third in the conference and was also a sectional qualifier. Steve Doerrcher and Todd Dreunig led last year's J. V. ream in takedowns and pins. Other returning lerrermen are juniors Kim Smith, Dan Kruchten and Steve Sprecheq sophomore Scott Sprecher. Another sophomore who added depth to the ream was Steve Seldon. Seldon received the outstanding freshman award for scholarship os well as improvement in the sporr. 1984-85 Schedule November 19 - at Wisconsin Dells November 27 - at Portage December 7 - here - Oregon December 21 - at Middleton December 28 29 Dodger Stare January 4 - here - Monona Grove January 8 here ■ Riverdale January 11 - at Sroughron January 12 - Sauk Prairie's Invitational January 18 - here - Fort Atkinson January 19 - at Mr. Horeb January 29 - at Daroboo February 2 - at Fort Atkinson (Conference) February 9 - Regionols at Sparta February 16 - Sectionals at Reedsburg February 22 6 23 - Stare SENIORS Drenr Albers, Sreve Yonke, Joy Chris er, Dennis Coren- comp. Illlillllllll WRESTLING Mr Paul Sigler (Coach), Drenr Albers, Gory De Lor me (Coach), Sreve Selden, Todd Dreunig, Sreve Yonke, Sreve Doerrcher, Joy Chris er, Reed Hadley, Shown Halver- son, Kim Smirh, Kurr Uselmon, Dennis Corencomp, Mirch Dreunig, Russ Lipko, Wayne Druno (Coach), Drion Schulrz, Sean Mullen Sreve Sprecher, Danny Kruchren, Scorr Sprecher, Drion Uselmon, Joson Von de Hey, Ken Ziegler, Mor Elsing, Shown Fleming, Keirh Wipperfurrh, Rich Uselmon, Wally Mock, Scorr Haas, Mike Cummings, John Gesicki MISS NG Shone Jones and Dob Meeker. WRESTLING SWIM TEAM Rick Conroy (Head Coach), Drod Uselmon, Eric McMon- amy, Greg Schmirr (Captain), John Schmidlkofer, Kent Smith, Eric Risley, Rob Pope, Jason Whirr, Jeff Koch, Drod Hurrer, Steve Frosch, Scorr King, Jay Grolnick, Rick Eilerrson, Decky Fass (Assr Coach), Dill Harper, Drod Lewis, Scorr Schmidlkofer MISSING Dan Harp- er, Dave Jensen Doys' Swim Team SPH5 Boy's Swim Team hod o very impressive 1984 season. The ream was undefeated in conference swim meets and won the Sourhern Swim Conference meet. The ream also placed fourth in Srore Small School competition. Coach Charlie Chrisropherson was proud of the ream's cohesiveness and believed that the ream’s depth was the Isey to their success. Most valuable swimmer was rhe only senior on the team, diver Ross Wagner. He placed first in diving or rhe conference swim meet. Coach Chrisropherson resigned his reaching and coaching position at SPHS to take another job opportu- nity in Minnesota. The 1985 swimmers will be coached by Rick Conroy. Golf The 1964 5PH5 golf ream wenr undefeated in dud march competition The ream won the Dodger Conference meet with o fine 399 tord Pete Hamilton was the individud med- alist in the conference meet with o 2 over par 74 He also was named the most valu- able player of the ream. Jeff Dudd qualified and played in the State tournament or the Sentry Goff Course or Stevens Point posting a 170 total for the two day meet. The coach of the golf ream is Mr Roden- col. 1984 Eagle Varsity Baseball TEAM HIGHLIGHTS- — 6-6 Dodger Conference (5rh) — Champions Souk Prairie Invirorionol (come-from- behind wins ogainsr Reedsburg and Doroboo). — Sportsmanship Trophy or Reedsburg Invirorionol. — 8 9 record overall (lost first gome of WIAA Tourney ro River Volley, 2-0). — Team barring overage .274. INDIVIDUAL AWARDS Fred Peterson (Jr.) Team M VP, Special Mention Dod- ger Conference, 3-1 record, 2.29 ERA, .302 D A. Curr Wilkinson (Sr.): Special Mention Dodger Confer- ence, AH Tourney Team Reedsburg, 4-2 record, .339 D A (lead club). Dole Kuhnou (Sr.): Honorable Mention Dodger, Team Coproin, .333 D A., 14 RDI (lead club). Guy Diske (Sr.). Honorable Menrion Dodger, .278 D A. Sron Dreunig (Jr ): Honorable Menrion Dodger, .275 D .A ., 14 walks dead dub). Dove Loerher (Jr.): MVP S.P. Invitational, .278 D A. Drod Suchla (.283 D.A.), Mike Sorge (8 RDI) Mike Merter (.244 D A ), Tim Gonser (catcher) (Sophs.) Earned starring varsity positions. Head Coach - Dill Denman Asst. Coaches-. Terry Maschman, Dob Dinger. FRESHMEN DASEDALL Doug Pope, Dean Dreunig, Kevin Dannon, Sreworr Dallweg, Greg Dreunig, Sreve Selden, Mark Orr, Cooch Dob Dinger, Dennis O'Donnell, Lee Schroeder, Corey Schlender, Jeff Trudell, Rlchord Wolff. Jeff Gonser, Ed word Doll- weg, Jeff Jacoby, Dennis Manning, Paul Ronzenberger, Richard Loerher, Craig Schoro, Dole Dallweg, Russell Dreunig, Kirk Sprecher. VARSITY BASEBALL Tim Gonser. Mike Mer er, Dole Kuhncu, Guy Diske, Curr Wilkerson, Fred Pererson, Greg Lohr, Sron Dreunig, Drod Suchlo, Kurr Dreunig, Mike Sorge, Kurr Dol weg, Dove Loerher, Don Sforry, Coach Denman, Jon Ulrich (Manager.) J V DASEDALL Mr Terry Moschmon (Coach), Tom Souer, Many Dreunig, Todd Ambrose, Mike Gundloch, Doug Dollweg (Manager), Pere Ennis, Paul Huerrh, Dole Dreunig, Drod Trudell, Wade Drown, Don Kruchren, Dob Douner, Don Heffron, Drion Schulrz, Jim Wheeler, Jeff Weinke, Mike Haas, Drod Miller. 129 Softball VARSITY SCORES TEAM PLAYED VS SAUK-PRAIRIE Sun Prairie 2 0 Monroe 2 8 Oregon 3 5 Monona Grove 3 10 Fort Atkinson 11 6 Stoughton 3 26 Oregon 1 6 Monroe 2 28 Monona Grove 3 8 Middleton 9 13 Fort Atkinson 6 9 Stoughton 3 16 Wounokee 3 2 J V SOFTBALL Mary Dallweg, Michelle Bruck- err, Kris Dresen, Sandy Verrein, JiH Hasel- wonder, Lynn Nolden, Dee Dee Zeman, Julie Sorg, Diane Slaney, Michelle Boehmer, Diana Frey, Tommy Slorry, Kelly breunig, Dawn Lamberry, Tun Marshal 0. V Coach.) VARSITY Roxanne Breunig, Tiffany Hodges, Wanda Warren, Maureen Oanser, Cindy Mods, Sracy Frosh, Deana Nelson, Sharon Breunig, Alerha Yanke, Shelly Breunig, Vicki Anderson, Juonira Breunig 1934 Varsity Girls Softball The 1984 Girls Softball ream finished wirh on overall record of 9 wins and 5 losses which was good for second place in rhe Dodger Conference. 1984 represented rhe first year rhor o Souls Prairie ream has ever beaten a Middleton ream, bur rhe year ended on a disappointing note losing ro Wounakee 3-2 in rhe WIAA rournamenr. The J. V. ream finished rhe year wirh a five record of 10 wins and 3 losses, and rhe freshmen ream—rhe first ever for Sauk-Proirie finished rhe season wirh a record of 1 win and 6 losses, bur gained much valuable experience. Making All-Conference for Sauk-Prairie were. Cindy Mack - INF, Sharon Dreunig OF Honorable Mention All-Conference were: Sracy Frosch P, Alerha Yanke ■ C, Juanita Dreunig - INF 132 Search For Sportsmanship ' 'If I should lose, ler me stand by the rood and cheer os the winners go by! Derron Droley. Although our track reams didn ’r always come our on top, those who participated developed good sportsmanship and physical fitness. The girls'over-oll dual score was more impressive than their fourth place finish placing second with a 4-2 scoring. The boys' ream placed sixth at the Dodger Confer- ence Meet and ranked sixth in over all conference scoring. Doth reams have a great deal of potential in 1985 since many individuals were first-year members. DOYS TRACK AND FIELD: Daryl Loerher, Jim Detscher, Sean Mullen, Jon Reibfe, Jim Doftweg, Darin Zech, Tim Leidig, Drenr Albers, Coach Don Winzenreid, Wayne Wenzel, Mark Dreunig, Shown Dreunig, Dove Seymour, Par Linnihon, Drenr Cook, Tim Ambrose, Greg Diehl, Orion Kindschi, Tom Hankins, Jeff Tormey, Jon Farr, Joy Chnsler, Joe! Chrisler, Dovid Honks, Jeff Detscher, Ken Niesen, Kevin Zech, Coach Cindy Winzenreid, Eric Ei errson, Jereme Von De Hey, Jason Whirr, Rich Sereg, Scon King, Shown Halverson, RAndy Hoege, Chris Pokyz GIRLS TRACK AND FIELD Colleen Dreunig, Nikki Runde, Srocey Wolsh, Mory Dollweg, Showno Lukens, Sue Wollsch, Tommy Ret bfe, Sandy E Dreunig, Decky Pelonek, Liso Moye, Trocy Seiler, Donno Mock, Allison Deoch, Kris Yonke, Renee Ziegler, Evo Wollersheim, Mono Troesrler, Rondo Kouf fornus, Angie Engebrerson, Lori Lewis, Donno Yosr. Lori Wo rer, Army EHerrson (Manager), Mike Kuss (Cooch), Edie Kip p ey, Sandy Wollsch, Krisri Severance, Sue Goetz, Jane Kuss (Cooch), Mike Schurr (Cooch). Accolo, Molly 16 Accolo, Thomas 56 Adonk, Kori 26 Adler, Mike 26 Albers, Drenr 11, 65 Air, Jennifer 16 Air, Kimberly 36 Air, Randene 36 Air, Scon 26 Alvin, Jeffrey Alvin, Lisa 16 Alwin, Craig 26 Ambrose, Timorhy 36 Ambrose, Todd 36 Anderson, Ronald 65 Anderson, Vicrorio 36 Anderson, WHHom 65 Doder, Kola 36 Doder, Trenr 36 Doier, Kurr Dollweg, Druce Dollweg, Carlo 26 Dollweg, Dole 26 Dollweg, Derrick 57 Dollweg, Dione 26 Dollweg , Douglas 36 Dollweg, Edward, 26 Dollweg, Fred 70 Dollweg, Jim 69 Dollweg, Joseph 16 Dollweg, Karen 36 Dollweg, Karen 65 Dollweg, Kevin 57 Dollweg, Kurr 46 DALLWEG, LINDSEY 11 Dollweg, Louise 46 Dollweg, Lucy 36 DoHweg, Mary 62 Dollweg, Mary 26 DoHweg, NeH 16 Dollweg, Sandro 26 DoHweg, Sreworr 26 Dollweg, Tracy 11. 47 Donnon, KeHy 36 Donnon, Kevin 26 Donnon, Shoughn 62 Doss, Kimberly 11, 53 Douer, Todd 36 Deoch, Allison 36 Deole, Bzoberh 62 Dednor, Don 50 Dednor, Leslie 54 Dednor, Michelle 36 Deerkircher, Fawn 16 Deioungy, Liso 36 Deloungy, Paul 16 Dever, Lynn 47 DICKFORD, MELVIN 66 DHhorn, Jennifer 26 Dilb, Kurr 16 Dinger, Roberr 62 Dfoir, Trocy 26 Dlock, Kennerh 65 Dlum, Mindy 36 Doehmer, Michelle 56 Doerrcher, Korhryn 16 Doerrcher, Pomelo 65 Doerrcher, Sr even 36 Donjour, Richard 12, 46 Dreiby, Tommy 26 Dreuntg, Angelo 16 Dreuntg, Drodley 16 Dreunig, Chnsrine Dreunig, Colleen 36 Dreunig, Colleen 26 Dreunig, Dole 36 Dreunig, Doniel 36 Dreunig, Dovtd 36 Dreunig. Dean 26 Dreunig, Edward 16 Dreunig, Foye 16 Dreunig, Gerard 57 Dreunig, Gregory 26 Dreunig, James 57 Dreunig, Joon 36 Dreunig, Kelly 26 Dreunig, Kelly 16 Dreunig, Kennerh 53 Dreunig, Kevin 70 Dreunig, Kim Dreunig, Krbren 16 Dreunig, Mark 36 Dreunig, Marry 36 Dreunig, Michelle 26 Dreunig, Mirchell 16 Dreunig, Monico 16 Dreunig, Nancy 62 Dreunig, Paulo 16 Dreunig, Rondo! 47 Dreunig, Rodney 26 Dreunig, Rosello 65 Dreunig, Roxanne 36 Dreunig, Russell 26 Dreunig, Sondro E. 26 Dreunig, Sondro L. 26 Dreunig, Scorr 16 Dreunig, Shown 36 Dreunig, Sronley 11, 57 Dreunig, Srephen 16 Dreunig, Teri 16 Dreunig, Todd 36 Dreunig, Trocy 26 Dreunig, Volenrine 57 Dreunig, Vincenr 16 Dreunig, Wendy 16 Dr ewer, Rebecca 57 Drickl, Dry on 26 Drickl, Croig 11, 53 Drickl, Douglas Drickl, Scorr 16 Dronder, Helen 50 Drown, Melanie 50 Drown, Wade 36 Druckerr, Cheryl 26 Druckerr, Liso Druckerr, Michelle 36 DRUCKERT, TIM 16 Druno, Woyne 62 Dudd, Jeffrey 36 Dudd, John 62 Duelow, Robin 26 Duelow, Tono 26 Durns, Andrew 47 Durzynski, Dovid 16 Dye, Joson 69 CotfHsch, Jon 37 CoHohon, Chrisro 29 Copuro, Toby 29 Carbon, Scorr 29 Carbon, Sue 37 Corencomp, Dennis 73 Covodini, Croig 16 Chhsler, Joy 11, 69 Chhsler. Joe! 11. 69 CHRtSLER, MIKE 11 Chrishonson, Down 16 Chrbrionson, Roxanne 37 Clark, Orion 29 Clemenr, Jeffrey 66 Clemenr, Trisha 37 Cody, Corio 16 Cole, John 16 Collins, Amy 57 Conroy, Richard 62 Cook, Drenr 11, 76 Cook, Dono 37 Cook, Jodi 29 Cook, Porricio 65 Corning, Woyne 19 Cropser, Debra 56 Cropser, Renee 29 Crow, Jeff 66 Crow, Lynn 37 Cruse, Orion 19 Cruse, Micki 29 Cummings, Michael 19 Cummings, Timorhy 62 Cunningham, KeHy 37 Curran, Cloy 19 Curler, Tonyo 19 Doh ke, Dole 29 Doniewicz, Renee 62 Dovb, Jeffery 37 Dovrs, Woyne 29 Decker, Curris 37 Decker, Thod 37 Deischer, James 37 Deischer, Jeffrey 29 De oney, Sue 19 DeLorme, Gory 62 DiCnsrino, Julie 62 Dierer, Dovid 29 Dobrorz, Debra 19 Dobrorz, Jocotyn 69 Dobrorz, JiHine 29 Dodd, Robyn Dohm, Theresa 19 Dohs. April 19 Dresen, Debra 29 Dresen, Knsrine 37 Dubon, Cindy 62 Dunse, Sue 37 Dun wold, Liso 29 Ecksrein, Kimberly 19 Ecksrein, Roechell 37 Eichmonn, Carol 29 EHerrson, Annyo 12, 69 EHerrson, Eric 29 Eirh, Jeffrey 37 Ebing, Gregory 56 Ebing, Morrhew 19 Endres, Orion 19 Endres, Carrie 53 Endres, Cindy 19 Endres, Jeff 62 Endres, Karen 37 Endres, Paul 12, 66 Endrhoff, Michael 19 Enge, Andrew 29 Enge, Gregory 29 ENGE, MAURICE 66 Engebrerson, A on 19 Engebrerson, Angelo 50 Forr, John 53 Fossbender, Drendo 19 Fehrmon, Kimberly 19 136 Feiner, Dole 37 Felrz, Corio 19 Fish, Tamara 29 Fisher, Angela 29 Firch, Dona 19 Fleming, Colleen 37 Fleming, Shaun 29 Fosnor, Jacqueline 37 Foss, Mike 37 Foster, Dr. John D. 66 Foster, Melodie 37 Forh, Michael Foy, Jim Foy, Mary France, Phyllis 65 Franck, Kevin 46 Franck, Usa 19 Fredine, Daniel 29 Frey, Carrie 37 Frey, Cindy 12, 69 Frey, Dole 19 Frey, Darin 19 Frey, Delores 65 Frey, Denise 11, 65 Frey, Dennis 62 Frey, Diana 62 FREY, MUCHELL 19 Frey, Shelly 37 Frey, Tommy 29 Frey, Tommy 19 Frey, Ted 19 Fnou, Jennifer 29 Friou, Lisa 19 Frommung, Mary 65 Frosch, Steven 29 Frosch, Tammy 37 Frosch, Tina 29 Frosch, Trevor 70 Fuller, Lois 65 Ganser, Brenda 19 Gonser, Christine 19 Ganser, Connie 19 Gonser, Jeffery 29 Gonser, Scott 37 Gonser, Timothy 37 Gorbetr, Stephanie 29 Gasser, Cynthia 29 Govol, Jon 37 Genthe, Mike 29 Gesicki, John 19 Gieck. Archie 70 Goerte, Usa 53 Goetre, Lori 20 Gorman, Genevieve 20 Grdnick, Joy 0 Grolnick, Sari 20 GrauvogJ, Tony 37 Greenheck, Brandon 20 Greenheck, Jodie 37 Greiber, La Verne 65 Griffiths, Tracy 0 Grmde, Christopher 62 Grossman, Wayne Gundloch, Michael 37 Guodmundsson, Frosty 66 Haas, Daryl 57 Haas, Lori 36 Haas, Lynn 20 Haas, Michael 36 Haas, Scott 20 Hoboda, Matthew 36 Haboda, Michelle 20 Hochmon, Srefonie 20 Hadley, Reed 36 Hager, Shirley 53 Halverson, Shawn 36 Hombrechr, Terri 20 Hamlin, Michelle 20 Handel, Edward 50 Hankins, Rodney 20 Hankins, Thomas 46 Honks, David 36 Honuso, Laura 65 Harmon, Jean 20 Harper, Daniel 70 Harper, Michael 0 Harper, Stacy 20 Harper, William 20 Harris, Bridget 0 Harrison, Jeff 36 Harr, Donald 36 Hose! wander, JUI 54 Hase wander, Penny 0 Hatch, Dona Heckarr, Crystal Hedgeparh, David 65 Heffron, Daniel 36 Hehenberger, Kristi 0 Heilman, Susan 62 Hellem, Jodi Henderson, Amber Hem, Allen 66 Henning, Timothy 20 Henng, Susan 0 Hershleb, Kristine 36 Hicks, Michael 36 Hicks, Thomas 0 Hillebrand, Julie 20 Hillebrand, Tammy 0 Hirschinger, Katherine 36 Hodges, James 20 Hodges, Tiffany 0 Hooker, James 36 Hooks, Joel 12, 57 Hosking, Denise 36 Hosking, Gregory 20 Hosking, Pomelo 30 Huber, Anthony L 30 Hudson, Theresa 36 Huerrh, Paul 36 Humbrochr, Jennifer 36 Humbrochr, Rebecca 20 Hunsbusher, Sheila Huntington, Monte 62 Hutchinson, Pondy 36 Hutchison, Laura 20 Hurrer, Angela 20 Hutrer, Bradley 36 HUTTER, CORINE 66 Hurrer, Paul 20 Hurrer, Shelly 20 Ido, Ayoko 70 Jackson, Bruce Jackson, James 62 Jackson, Kimberly 20 Jacoby, Jeffery 30 Joedike, Jeffrey 20 Jonney, Mary 36 Jenkins, Jerome 54 Jensen, David 30 Jensen, James 36 Jesberger, Paul 62 Johnson, Bradley 20 Johnson, Deborah 62 Johnson, James 62 Johnson, Kristen 56 Jones, Jeffrey 54 JONES, JERRY 66 Jones, Shane 20 Jones, Shawn 20 Jordi, Shelley 30 Judd, Amy 66 Kamrarh, Tracy 36 Kaufman, Angela 30 Kaufman, Cam 30 Keller, Joseph 20 Keller, Kristin 36 Kelley, Timothy 36 Kilen, Milo 62 Kindschi, Susan 36 King, Kristen 20 King, Scott 36 Kippley, Eddie 56 Kippley, Joseph 36 Kippley, Susan 30 Kirchsrein, Lydia 11, 61 Kirk, Sandra 11, 47 Kirner, Brett 30 Kirner, Brian 30 Kirner, Kristine 21 Kizer, Kristen 30 K oetsch, Dawn 21 K eisr, Groce 65 Kleisr, Robert 21 Klepper, David 21 Klepper, Terri 36 Klug, James 36 Klug, Karen 21 Koch, Jeff 21 Kod, John 46 Koci, Susan 30 Koenig, Kristine 36 Koenig, Mehsso 21 KOENIG, ROBERT 66 Koeppe, Mark 21 Koeppe, Peter 65 Koffamus, Rhonda 12. 47 Kolmorgon, Patrick 54 Koimorgen, Craig 21 Korb, Penny 30 Kostroski, Lee 12, 70 Kosrroski, Ronald 62 Koziel, Joe Kroemer, Damian 62 Kroemer, Donna 21 Krorzke, Christine 30 Krey, Dorothy 62 Krinrz, Paula 30 Kruchren, Daniel 39 Kruchren, Kevin 62 KRUCKMAN, DEANA 30 Krueger, Amy 11, 65 Krueger, Christina 21 Krumenauer, Jeffery 54 Kuehl, Bradley 61 KuNmon, Mane 30 Kuhnau, Betsy 30 Kuhnau, Brian 21 Kuhnau. Tammy 61 Kuzma, Frank 62 Ldmberty, Down 39 Lomberry, Jodi 12. 61 Lamberry, Karen 30 LAMKE. MARK 30 Lomke, Mike 21 Long, Laura 63 Longdon, Jan 65 Longe, Cherry 31 Loufenberg, Stephen 21 Lowron, Russell Lebrun, Vivione 47 Leese, Jennifer Leese, Nkoktus 66 Lehmonn, Patrick 50 Leidig, Timmy 31 Leidig, Todd 73 Lewis, Bradley 21 Lewis, Lori 66 Lewis, Rondo 31 Liege!, Julie 39 Liege!, Mary 39 Liegel, Sandra 21 Linoberry, Orion 31 Linoberry, Scon 54 Lindfoff, Jill 21 Lindloff, Michael 39 Unnihan, Patrick 39 Lmnihon, Roche! 21 Lins, Pomelo 39 Linscheid, David 70 Lipka, Russ 21 LISTELLO, CHARLES 21 LisreHo, Charles LisreHo, Michael 21 Lirscher, Suzanne 39 Loerher, Dory! 39 Loerher, Dovid 46 Loerher, Richard 31 Lohr, Pauline 31 Lown, Lonnie Lucey, Doronno 65 Luck, Dovid 31 Luerscher, Dwighr 39 Luher. Jennifer 39 Luher, Karen 63 Lukens, Show no 31 Lyon, Krisrine 39 Mock, Donno 39 Mock, Eric 31 Mock, Juoniro 56 Mock, Keith 39 Mock, Pomelo 39 Mock, Rondo! 31 Mock, Ritchie 21 Mock, Ronald 66 Mock, Walter 21 Madison, Down 31 Moier, Brent 31 Moier, Dovid 46 Moier, Jill 21 Moier, Rebecca 21 Mojewski, Michael 65 Motion, Bryon 21 Mongus, Sarah 21 Manning, Dennis 31 Morkerr, Michelle Morkley, Brian 31 Monin, Bryon 21 Monin, Greg 21 Monin, Kirsten Martin, Kristen 66 Motrin, Tim 21 Moschmon, Terry 63 Mozerek, Undo 39 McAuliffe, Valerie 63 McBenge, Cynthia McBenge, James 22 McCony Julko, Debra 63 McCleorn, Kelly McClure, Lisa 22 McClymonds, Liso 22 McDaniel, Goyle 22 McMonomy, Eric 73 McMonomy, Kevin 47 Meeker, Robert 31 Meeker, Ron 22 Mellum, Troy 31 Metier, Mike 39 Michel, Thomas 54 Midthun, Amy 22 Midrhun, Ronnte 31 Mikkelson, Leif 31 MIKKELSON, TORGER 66 Miller, Bradley 39 Miller, Dovid 31 Miller, Jackie 22 Miss ich, Brian 31 M itchell, Vicki Moe, Roger 63 Moen, Barb 39 MOLL, WAYNE 66 Monroe, Randall 39 Morrow, Brenda 65 Moye, Liso 39 Mu hollon, Keith 22 Mulhollon, Ken 22 Mullen, Uso 66 Mullen, Peter J 63 Mullen, Sean 31 Mundr, Shown Murphy, Heather 22 Nonrr, Alysso 39 Nelson, Deono 47 Netzinger, Henry 63 Neumoier, Donno 22 Neumoier, Korhy 31 Neumoier, Kimberly 39 Neumoier, Mott 39 Newkirk, Kevin 22 Newkirk, Laura 22 Newkirk, Robert Nidy, Ellen 50 Niederklopfer, Thelmo 65 Niemi, Kristi 12, 50 Niesen, Kenneth 39 Niesen, Trocy 22 Ninmonn, Jennifer 39 Ninmonn, Kim 31 NokJen, Dione 39 Nolden, Douglas 31 NokJen, Gory 22 NokJen, Lyne le 31 NokJen, Troy Noitner, Judy 22 O'Connor, Kellie 39 O'Donnell, Barbaro 22 O'Donnell, Dennis 31 O'Donnell, Shown 73 Ohlsen, Christine 22 Olsen, Judson 63 Oneson, Marjorie 63 Orr, Mark 31 On, Lynn 22 Orr, Mory 63 Paddock, Mory Jone 63 Pogel, Donald 22 Pogel, Morion 31 Pogel, Wesley 22 Pokyz, Christopher 61 Pokyz, Troy 22 Pope, Christine 22 Pope, Douglas 31 Pope, Lori 39 Pope. Michael 69 Pope, Phillip 22 Pope, Robert 32 Porker, Gwendolyn 22 Patterson, Robyn 22 Peerz, Derek 22 Pekmek, Rebecca 39 Perry, Kevin 22 Perry, Scon 22 Peterson, Clifford 39 Peterson, Fredric 12, 47 Peterson, James 63 Perry, Veronica Pickor. Ruby 65 Pieper, Roxanne 12, 61 Pierce. Brian 47 Poner, Noomi 22 Powers, Kathleen 63 Price, Michelle 40 Pulvermocher, Dione 32 Pu vermocher, Kevin 23 PURCELL. DONNA 66 Purcell, Heather 32 Rokow, Kelly 73 Romoker, Soroh 23 Romoker, Scon 40 Romsey, Oinr 23 Ramsey, Denise 23 Ramsey, Tina 40 Ronzenberger, Brian 23 Ronzenberger, Paul 32 Roschein, Croig 56 Roschein, Patsy 23 Rou, Barbara 54 Rou, Brenda 32 Rou, Florence 65 Rouls, Robert 54 Rouner, Robert 40 Reible, Jon 11, 70 Reible, Michelle 40 Reible. Mitchell 40 Reible. Tommy 32 Reierson, Dome! 63 Renrmeesrer, Foy 65 Rerhord, Wendy 32 Reuter, Amy 40 Richard, Mark 23 Richards, Rhonda 40 Richardson, Claire 63 Richardson, Lawrence 46 Richardson, Mary 32 Riechmon, Shone Rieder, Renee 23 Ring, Trod 40 Rmgeisrener, Scott 23 Ringlesrener, Eric Rischmueller, Dorteen 65 Risley, Eric 32 Rix, Daniel 32 Rix, Liso 40 Rodencal, Glberr 63 Roelke, Michael 23 Roller. Brenda 32 Roller. Shelle 23 Rolsrod, Foy 65 Rosso, Jerry L 66 Roth, George 63 Roth, Matthew 65 Roundy, Heather 32 138 Roy, Noro 83 Rozovics, Jennifer 40 ROZOVICS, KATHY 86 Rozovics, Michoel 23 Rozovics, Rebecca 40 Ruhlond, Gerard 32 Ruhlond, Porricio 85 Ruhlond, Rondoll 23 Ruhlond, Rhonda 40 Runde, Nichole 32 Runyon, Donnie 84 Russell, Connie 40 Ryon, Ronald 70 Solodis, Deborah 32 Sorrersrrom, Richard 23 Sorrersrrom, Tomero 32 Sauer, Tommy 11, 61 Sauer, Tommy 40 Schoro, Craig 32 Schell, Korhleen Schellin, Michael 23 Schiefetbem, Ted 84 Schlender, Corey 32 Schmid. Morrh SCHMIDD. MARTHA 84 Schmtdlkofer, John 32 Schmtdlkofer, Scorr 23 Schmir, Jennifer 12, 58 Schmirr, Down 23 Schmirr, Gregory 57 Schoepp, Alan 32 Schoepp, Barbara 32 Schoepp, Porricio 40 Schoepp, Perer 32 Schoepp, Vichy 40 Schroeder, Daniel 61 Schroeder, Glen 32 Schroeder, Lee 32 Schrofer, Becky 32 Schrofer, James 54 Schulrz, Orion 40 Schurr, Gene 84 Schwanz, April 32 Schwarz, Gerolyn 12, 69 Schwarz, Mark 23 Schwoch, Mary 84 Seiler, Tina 23 Seiler, Tracy 40 SekJen, Sreven 32 Sefje, Theresa 23 Sereg, Richard 40 Sergenr, Jerry 23 Seymour, David 40 Shanks, Kurris 61 Shanks, Shellie 23 Shinker, Rhonda 32 Sigler, Paul 84 Sinnorr, Audrey 84 Slaney, Diane 32 Slork, Laurie 32 Stork, Shelly 61 SHrer. Jeffery 50 Slorry, Morrhew 40 Slorry, Tamara 40 Smirh, Janer 85 Smirh, Kenr 61 Smirh, Kim 40 Smirh, Sheila 23 Somerou, Allan 33 Sorg, Julie 53 Sorge, Michoel 40 Sornson, Bradley 23 Sornson, Scorr 40 Sparling, Orion 65 Sperh, Sharon 40 Sprecher, Charles 23 Sprecher, Chrtsrine 40 Sprecher, Corey 33 Sprecher, JJI 57 Sprecher, Karo 40 Sprecher, Kim 41 Sprecher, Kirk 32 Sprecher. Michael 73, 88 Sprecher, Scorr 33 Sprecher, Sreven 41 Sprecher, Tobirho 23 Sr off, James 84 Srorks, Lisa 33 Srorz, Corie 33 Srorz, Keirh 41 Srorz, Leonard 41 Sr off els, Drendo 41 Sr rang, Debbro 41 Sruckey, La Verne 84 Suchlo, Dr ad 41 Sweer, Leon 54 Sweno, Jacquelyn 84 Tank, Parricia 23 Tornurzer, Drerr 33 TenPos, Bradley 84 Tess, Daniel 84 Terivo, Down 23 Theisen, Dona 23 Thistle, Brad 33 Thompson, Drendo 33 Thompson, Juke 23 Thompson, Laura 41 Thompson, Morrhew 24 Thompson, Parricia 84 Thompson, Teresa 33 Thomson. Mark 24 Thomson, Michelle 41 Tormey, Jeffrey 33 Troger, Drendo 41 Troesrler, Maria 41 Troesrler, Michoel 50 Trudeti, Drodley 41 Trudell. Jeffrey 33 Ulrich, Jonorhon 70 Use!man, Drodley 41 Use man, Orion 33 Uselman, Kurr 24 Usetmon, Richard 24 Urrech, Michoel 24 Vonde Hey, Jason 24 Vonde Hey. Jereme 33 Vonden Dergh, Frank 24 Vanover, Peggy 33 VonVIeer, Susan 84 Verburg, LeAnn 24 Verburg, Shown 41 Verrein, Sandra 41 Wochrer, Dale 33 Wogenechr, Rebecca 33 Walls, Karen 41 Walls, Theresa 73 Wo fsch, David 46 WoUsch, Susan 33 Wal sch, Thomas 41 Walsh. James 24 Walsh, Kelly 66 Walsh, Srocy 33 Walsh, Tina 11, 46 Wanked, Randal 12, 50 Wanless, Krisrin 24 Word. Terry 33 Warner, Francine 41 Warren, Carla 58 Warren, Wanda 41 Wehler, Terry 24 Wehler, Todd 41 Weinke, Jeffery 41 Weiss, Jeanne 53 Weiss. Paul 41 Wenger, Cynthia 46 Wenzel, Dona 24 Wenzel, Sreven 24 Wheeler, James 41 Wheeler, Jamie 33 Wheeler, Susan 24 Whire, Heorher 24 Whirr, Jason 41 Wiedenfeld, Georgia 69 Wielond, Chrisropher 33 Wilhelm, Chad 41 Wilkinson, Chrtsrine 41 Wilkinson, Trocy 41 Wilson, Donnie 33 Wilson, Rose 53 Winzenried, Daniel 84 Winzenried. Lucinda 84 Wipperfurrh, Keirh 41 Wipperfurrh, Keirh 24 Wipperfurrh, Kevin 33 Wipperfurrh, Kirk 65 Woerpel. Duane 84 Woerpel, Morrhew 24 Wolff. Richard 33 Wollersheim, Eva 41 Wollersheim, Sreven 12, 73 Wolrer, Lori 58 Woodos, Andrew 58 WOODAS, ANDY 58 Wormer. Sharon 41 Wozniok, Thomas 47 Wyrrenboch, Gnny 85 Yonke, Jason 24 Yctnke, Krisrine 42 Yonke, Sreven 11, 69 Yosr, Donna 50 Young, James 53 Young, Jeffrey 12, 61 Zander, Carlo 33 Zander, Paula 62 Zebel, Ralph 84 Zech, Darin 62 Zech, Kevin 42 Zemon, Drad 24 Zemon, Dee Dee 33 Ziegler, Amy 42 Ziegler, Cheryl 42 Ziegler, Kennerh 24 Ziegler, Michelle 69 Ziegler, Renee 42 Ziemke, Lori 33 Zimmerman, Lynn 42 Zims, Laurel 33 DECKER SALES DOHLER DRUG STORE DURNSTAD'S CENTURY 21 BLACKMON REALTY, INC CENTURY 21 BLACKMON REALTY: INC CONSUMER COOP OIL COMPANY EILEEN'S FLOWER SHOP FARMERS CITIZENS UNITED DANK FEHRENDACH STUDIOS GANSER VARIETY, LTD GNEVIKOW FUNERAL HOME HALLS DRUG STORE JENNY'S PLACE KEYBOARD KLINIC KWIK TRIP MAKING WAVES MILLER GAS APPLIANCE CO MOYE REALTY NFO O'DONNELL'S RELIANCE BODY PIGGLY WIGGLY PJ. 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