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

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1986 volume:

STATE TEACHER'S CERTIFICATE � tatr of fmt Wisconsin I NI IMITF.I� THIS BOOK IS IS DEDICATED TO MR. GIL RODENCAL After receiving a B.S. degree from Madison, Gil Rodencal began his teaching career in 1949 in Oconto Wisconsin, where he taught until 1953. He spent an additional two years in Cedar Grove, Wisconsin before moving to Prairie du Sac. In addition to his teaching duties, Gil coached golf, football, and basketball, and remained caach of golf and football for his thirty years at Sauk Prairie. His teams were South Central Conference champs in ’74, ’75, ’76, and ’77. The school switched conferences in ’77-’78 and his golf team was Badger Con- ference Champ in 1979. Under his guidance, the team went to State in '76, ’77, ’78, and ’79. Other duties included involvement with the Model Airplane and Rocketry, Aviation, Science and Letter clubs in this school. TABLE OF CONTENTS STUDENT LIFE —p 3 SENIORS JUNIORS —p41 SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN SENIOR SECTION —p 71 ORGANIZATIONS — p 79 ATHLETICS STUDENT LIFE Left: Studying in Mr. Staff’s class-something new. Below: The French students find singing in French is more difficult than talking in French. 3 Before, During, and After at the Spanish Club Party. Halloween ’85-Who are these people? 4 Left: King and Queen of the nerds. Below: What prescription are those glasses? Left: Principal nerd. Above: “Stop ignoring me!” Right: ... and this is what I think of all your filmstrips. Mr. Grinde!” Below: What’s so funny? Right: Aren’t you guys supposed to be getting an education? 6 PROM — MAY 18,1985 8 Couples were |im Deischer Kellie O’Connor; Tim Ambrose Kris Yanke; Don Hart Karen Endres; Wade Brown Bandy Hutchinson; Jeff Davis Vicki Schoepp; Bob Rauner Col- leen Fleming. Above: King and Queen — Dan Kruchten Tracy Kamrath; Master and Mistress-Jeff Budd Kris Koenig. The theme song for the Junior Prom was Heaven” by Bryan Adams. Music was provided by The And. 9 HOMECOMING Once again our Eagles played the Monroe Cheesemakers for their homecoming game. Sauk Prairie fought a hard battle, but unfortunately lost. The 1985 Homecoming Court consisted of King Queen-Tim Ganser Joan Breunig, Master Mistress of Ceremonies-Todd Breunig Dawn Lamberty, Mike Sorge Diane Nolden, Shawn Breunig Lisa Beloungy, Todd Ambrose Patty Schoepp, Steve Boettcher Pam Lins, Dan Hef- fron Tammy Frosch, and Dave Hanks Shelly Frey. Entertainment at Saturday night’s dance was provided by The Tones, and the theme song was Forever” by Kenny Loggins. King and Queen — Tim Ganser and )oan Breunig. Master and Mistress — Todd Breunig and Dawn Lamberty. 10 11 12 Class Officers: Brad Trudell-president, Rich Sereg-vice president, Donna Mack- treasurer, Colleen Breunig-secretary, 1) 17 SENIORS Kimberly Dawn Marie Alt — Spanish Club 4. Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Solo Ensemble 1, 2. 3, 4. State Solo Ensemble 2, 3, 4. Show Choir 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Swimming 2, Musical 1,2, 3,4, Senate 2, Chamber Singers 2, 3. 4, Chorale 1 Randee Alt Jeff S. Alvin — Art 4. FFA 1, 2 Timothy Ambrose — Football 1, 2, Track 1,2, 3,4, Prom Court 3, Basketball 1, 2 Todd Ambrose — Football 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1,2, Homecoming Court 4 Vicki Anderson — Band 1, Student Senate 1, 2, 4, Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3,4, Letter Club 3.4, FBLA 4 Kala L. Bader — Band 1, Softball 1, FBLA 4, FHA 1, 2, JV Football Cheerleading 2. Varsity Basketball Cheerleading 3 Trent E. Bader — French Club 1, 2, 3, 4 — pres.. Yearbook 3, 4 — asst, editor, Spanish Club 4, Wrestling Manager 1, 2, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, District Solo Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4, State Solo Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4, Show Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Summer Session 3, Jazz Ensemble 1, 2. 3, 4, Pep Band 1. 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew 1,2, 3, 4, Stage Manager 2. 3,4, Art Club 4, NHS 4 18 1986 Doug Ballweg — FBLA 4 — officer, Baseball Manager 2, Football 1. Basketball Stats 2. 3. 4. German Club 4 — sec. of defense Karen Ballweg — French Club 1, Softball 1, FHA2.4, AFS1.DECA4 Lucy Ballweg — French Club 1, 2. 3. 4. FBLA 4.FHA3, AFS2.3NHS4 Kelly Bannan — Volleyball 1,2, 3, 4, FBLA 4. FHA Hero 1, 2, 3, Letter Club 4, German Club 2, AFS 3. 4, DECA 3.4 — sec., Forensics 1,2 Todd R. Bauer — French Club 1. 2, 3. 4, Wrestling 2, Band 3. 4. Musical 2. Art Club 4. Cross-Country 3 Allison Beach — Track 2, 3, Letter Club 1. 2, 3, 4. German Club 1. 2. 3, 4. AFS 2, 3, Swim Team 1. 2, 3, 4 — captain, Boys’ Swim Manager 1, 2. Badger Girl 3, NHS 3. 4 — vice pres. Michelle Bednar Lisa Beloungy — FHA 1, 2. 3, 4, JV Wrestling Cheerleader 2, Varsity Wrestling Cheerleader 4. Homecoming Court 4 19 SENIORS Mindy S. Blum — Volleyball 1, FBLA 4. FHA 3 Steve Boettcher — Wrestling 1. 2. 3, 4. Foot- ball 1. 2, 3. 4. FFA 1, 2, 3. 4 — pres., Letter Club 3,4 Colleen Breunig — Yearbook 2, 3 — asst, editor. 4 — senior editor. Spanish Club 4. Concert Band 1. 2, 3, 4. Marching Band 2. 3, Solo Ensemble 1. 2, 3, 4. Pep Band 1, 2, 3. 4, Student Senate 4 — sec.. FHA 1, 2. 3, AFS 2, 3. NHS 3,4 — sec. Dale V. Breunig — FFA 1. 2, 3, 4. Baseball 1, 2 Daniel P. Breunig — Football 1, 2. VICA 4, Tennis 3,4 David Breunig — FFA 1.2, 3,4, Football 1 Joan Marie Breunig — Solo Ensemble 1, 2, 3. 4. State Solo Ensemble 2. 3, 4, Show Choir 2, 3, 4. Musical 1, 2, 3, Student Senate 2 — rep, 3 — sec., 4 — pres., Volleyball 1 — capt., 2, 3. 4 — capt., Letter Club 3, 4, Badger Girl State Rep 3, NHS 3, 4 — pres., Homecoming Court 4, Flag Corp 1,2,3 — sgt. Mark J. Breunig — FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. Track 2, Baseball 1 20 1986 Marty J. Breunig— FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. Football 1, 2,3, 4. Baseball 1.2. 3,4 Roxanne Breunig — Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4, Volleyball 1. 2. 3, 4. Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter Club 3. 4, FBLA 4 Shawn Breunig — Football 1. 2, 3, 4, Letter Club 4. German Club 1, DECA 4, Track 1, 2, 3.4 Todd Breunig — Wrestling 1, 2, 3. 4, Football 1. 2. 3.4. Letter Club 3,4, VICA 4 Wade T. Brown — Football 1, 2. 3. 4. Basket- ball 1, 2, 3,4, Baseball 1. 2. 3,4. Prom Court 3. DECA 3, 4. Letter Club 3.4 Michelle Bruckert — Band 1, Pep Band 1, Softball 2, Letter Club 2. 3, 4, German Club 3. 4, AFS 2, 3, Tennis 1, 2, 3 — capt., 4 — capt. Jeffrey Budd — Spanish Club 4. Football 2. 3, Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4, Letter Club 3, 4, DECA 4. Golf 1.2. 3, 4 Jon Caflisch — French Club 1. 2. FBLA 4. AFS 4, DECA 3, Peer Counseling 1.2. 3.4 21 SENIORS Michelle Rae Casale — Spanish Club 4. FBLA 4. Swim Team 4 Roxanne Christianson Trish Clement — French Club 3, 4, Letter Club 4, FHA 1. 2. 3. 4. AFS 1, 2. 3, 4, DECA 4. JV Wrestling Cheerleader 1, Varsity Wrestl- ing Cheerleader 2,3.4 — capt. Dana Cook — Yearbook Club 1, 2, FFA 1, 2, 3,4, Football 1, Baseball 1, VICA 4 Lynn R. Crow — Art Club 4 Jeff Davis Thad A. Decker — Art Club 1, 2. 3 Jim Deischer — Football 1, 2. Basketball 1, 2, 3,4, Letter Club 3, DECA 4. Track 1, 2, 3, 4 22 1986 Anne Delacroix — French Club 4, AFS 4 Robyn Dodd — French Club 1,2, Art Club 4 Kris Dresen — Softball 2, FBLA 4, FHA 1, 2, 3,4. AFS 1. 2, 3, Forensics 2. 3,4 Sue Dunse — Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4. FHA 2, 3. AFS 3. HOSA 4 Roechell M. Eckstein — Band 1, Softball 1, FHA 4. FBLA 4 Jeff Eith — Football 1,2, Track 1, 2 Karen L. Endres — French Club 2, Art Club 1, 2, 3, Prom Court 3, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Letter Club 3, AFS 2, DECA 3, 4, Track 1, Peer Counseling 2 Dale Feiner — Football 1 23 SENIORS Colleen Fleming — Yearbook Staff 3, Band 1.2. Jazz Choir 1, 2. Art Club 4. Prom Court 3, Basketball 1, Track 1 Jacqueline Fosnot — French Club 3. 4 — treas.. Yearbook Club 3, 4 — production manager. Spanish Club 4 — vice pres.. Con- cert Band 1. 2, 3, 4. Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4, Musical 3. Chorale 1 Melodie Lynn Foster — Student Senate 1. 2. Softball 1. FHA 1.2. 3. HOSA 4 Carrie S. Frey — Yearbook Club 3. 4. FBLA 4, FHA 1. 2. JV Basketball Cheerleading 3. Var- sity Basketball Cheerleading 4. German Club 1.2. DECA 4. Photo Club 4 Shelly A. Frey — French Club 1. 2. 3, 4. Stu- dent Senate 1, 2, 3, Cheerleading 4, Homecoming Court 4. Pom-Pons 2, 3 Tammy Frosch — Art Club 4. FBLA 4. DECA 3. Homecoming Court 4 Scott Ganser — French Club 1. Tennis 4 Tim Ganser — Football 2, .3, 4 — capt., Baseball 1.2, 3, 4, Letter Club 3, 4 24 1986 Jon Gavol — Basketball 1 Jodie Greenheck — French Club 1, 2, 3, 4 — treas.. AFS 2. 3 Mike Gundlach — Wrestling 1, FFA 4, Foot- ball 1.2. 3. Baseball 1.2. 3. 4 Lori Haas — French Club 1. Art Club 4. Soft- ball 1 Mike Haas — Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4. DECA 4, VICA4 Malt Habada — Concert Band 1, 2. 3, 4, Mar- ching Band 1, 2. 3. 4. District Solo Ensem- ble 1, 2. 3. 4. State Solo Ensemble 1. 2. 3, 4, Musical 1. 2. 4. Chamber Singers 1, 2. 3, 4, Golf 1. 2. 3. 4. Swimming 2, Variety Show 2 Reed E. Hadley — Wrestling 1. 2, 3, 4. DECA 4. Golf 2 Shawn Halverson — French Club 2, Wrestl- ing 1. 2. 3, 4. Football 1, 2, DECA 3, 4. Cross- Country 3, Track 1. 2, Tennis 4 25 SENIORS David M. Hanks — Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Chamber Singers 1, 2. Basketball 1, 2, 3, Let- ter Club 2. 3. DECA 4, Track 1, 2. 3, 4, Homecoming Court 4 Jeff Harrison Don Hart — Basketball 1,2. DECA 3,4 Daniel Heffron — Spanish Club 4. Football 1, 2, 3. 4, Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Letter Club 3, 4, FBLA 4, Homecoming Court 4 Kris Herschleb — Solo Ensemble 1, 2, Musical 1, 2, FBLA 4, FHA 1, Color Guard 1, 2, Treble Ensemble 1,2 Tracy Hetherington — Musical 4, AFS 4 Michael J. Hicks — FFA 1, DECA 3, 4 Kate Hirschinger — Yearbook 4, Spanish 4, Student Senate 4, HOSA 4. Photo Club 4, Col- or Guard 3 26 1986 James Hooker — FFA 1,2, 3,4 Denise Hosking — Softball 1, 2, FBLA 4. Cheerleading 1, 2, DECA 4 Theresa L. Hudson Paul Huerth — French Club 1, Football 1, Baseball 1.2 Jennifer Humbracht — French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, Volleyball 3 Pandy Hutchinson — French Club 1. 2, 3. 4, Art Club 1. Prom Court 3, Volleyball 1.2. 3,4, Wrestling Cheerleader 3. DECA 3. Track 3, 4 Bradley Lewis Hutter — Solo Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4. State Solo Ensemble 1, Show Choir 1, Musical 1, 2, 3, 4, Chamber Singers 1, 2, 3, 4. Football 1. 2, 3, Letter Club 3, Forensics 2, 3, 4, Swim Team 1, 2, 3, 4 — captain. Badger Boys’ State Representative. Variety Show 2, Class President 2, 3 Mary Jo Janney — German Club 1, 2. 3. 4. Forensics 1. 2, 3, 4. Girls’ Swim Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Badger Girls’ State 3. NHS 3, 4. Color Guard 2, Academic Decathlon 3 27 SENIORS Jim Jensen — French Club 1. 2. Football 2. Diving 2. 4. Track 2 Tracy Kamrath — Spanish Club 4. FBLA 2, AFS 1,2. Gymnastics 1, 2. 3, 4 Kristin K. Keller — Spanish Club 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1 Tim Kelley Sue Kindschi — Spanish Club 4. Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Musical 1, 3, FHA 1. AFS Club 2 — host sister, 3 — pres., 4, Tennis 3, 4 Scott King — French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, FBLA 4, Cross-Country 2, 3, 4. Swimming 3, 4. Track 1.2.3.4.NHS4 Joe Kippley — FFA 1,3, 4 Terri Klepper — French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter Club 4. FHA 1. 2, 3. 4. AFS 1, 2, 3, 4, Pom Pons 2. 3, 4, Variety Show 2. Gymnastics 1, 2, 3,4. 28 1986 James Klug — French Club 1, 2, 3, Solo Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4, State Solo Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Show Choir 2, 3, 4, Musical 1, 2, 3, 4, FBLA 4, AFS 1, 2. 3, 4, Forensics 1, 4, Peer Counselors 1,2, 3,4. Variety Show 2 Kristine Koenig — Show Choir 2. Musical 2. Student Senate 3, 4. Prom Court 3 — mistress. Letter Club 2. 3. 4. German Club 1, 2, 3. Swim Team 1, 2. 3 — captain, 4 — captain Dan Kruchten — Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA 2, 3, 4. Football 1. Baseball 1. 2, Letter Club 2, 3, 4. NHS2.3 Dawn Lamberty — French Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Student Senate 3. Softball 1, 2, Varsity Foot- ball Cheerleading 4. Homecoming Court 4 Mark Lamke — Football 1. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Julie Liegel — District Solo Ensemble 1. 2. 3, 4, State Solo Ensemble 2. 3, 4. Show Choir 2. Student Senate 3. Chamber Singers 2, 3. 4, Letter Club 3, Varsity Basketball Cheerleading 2, 3, German Club 3. Variety Show 2, Color Guard 1. 2 Mary Liegel — French Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, FHA 1, 2. 3. JV Wrestling Cheerleading 2, 3, Varsity 4. AFS 2. 3, DECA 4, Tennis 2, 3.4 Pam Lins — French Club 1. 2, 3, Volleyball 1. 2, FBLA 4. Varsity Wrestling Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4. Homecoming Court 4 29 SENIORS Suzanne J. Litscher — Concert Band 1, 2, Marching Band 1. Pep Band 1, 2, State Solo Ensemble 1, Musical 1. Volleyball 4, Foren- sics 2. Gymnastics Manager 4 Daryl Loether — FFA 1, Football 2, Basket- ball 2. 3, 4, Track 2. 3,4 Dwight Luetscher — Spanish Club 4, Letter Club 3, DECA 3, 4, Cross-Country 3, Tennis 1.2,4 Jennifer Luher — Solo Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4, State Solo Ensemble 2, 3. 4, Jazz Show Choir 2, 3, 4, Musical 1. 2, 3, 4, Junior Counseling 1, 3, 4, Variety Show 2. Color Guard 1,2, 3,4 — sgt. Kristine Lyon — Peer Counseling 1,2 Donna Mack — Yearbook 3, 4 — asst, editor, Student Senate 4, Softball 1, German Club 1, 2 — treas., 3, 4. AFS 2, 3, Swim Team Manager 2, 3, Track 2. HOSA 4 Keith A. Mack — FFA 1, Basketball 1, Baseball 1, 3,4 Pam Mack — Spanish Club 4. FBLA 4, FHA 3. AFS 3 30 1986 Tina M. Ramsey — French Club 1, 2. 3, 4, Spanish Club 4. AFS 2, 3. 4. junior Counsel- ing 2. 3. 4 Bob Rainer — Football 1, 2. 3, Prom Court 3. Baseball 1,2. DECA 4 Michelle Reible — Concert Band 1. 2. 3, 4, Marching Band 1. 2, 3. 4. State Solo Ensem- ble 1. 2, 3. 4. Pep Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Volleyball 1. 2, 3, 4, Track 1,3, Pit Orchestra 1, 2, 3. 4 Mitch Reible — FFA 1.2. 3. 4. DECA 3 Amy Reuter— FHA 1.2. NHS 3.4 Rhonda L. Richards — Track 1 Traci Ring — French Club 1, 2, 3, Student Senate 1. Volleyball 1, 2 — mgr.. Varsity Wrestling Cheerleading 2, 3. 4. DECA 4 — historian. Flag Corp 1 Lisa Rix — Spanish Club 4. Softball 1, FHA 1, 2.3.4. AFS 1.2. 3.4 33 SENIORS Jenny Rozovics — French Club 1, 2. 3. Con- cert Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Marching Band 1, 2. 3. 4. Solo Ensemble 1, 2. 3. 4. Art Club 3, 4. Musical (make-up) 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, FBLA 4. JV Wrestling Cheerleading 1,2 Rebecca L. Rozovics — French Club 1, 2. 3. 4, Concert Band 1. 2, 3. 4, Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4 — drum major. District Solo Ensemble 1. 2, 3, 4. State Solo Ensemble 1, 2. 3. 4, Show Choir 2. Pep Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Basketball 2. Let- ter Club 3. 4. Tennis 1. 2. 3. 4. Pit Orchestra 1. 2.3.4 Connie P. Russel — Musical 1. 2, 3. 4. AFS 1. 2. 3. 4, DECA 3. Peer Counseling 1.2 Tom Sauer — Football 1. Basketball 1, Baseball 1,2,3. VICA 4 Patty Schoepp — Concert Band 1. Marching Band 1, Student Senate 1 — rep., 2 — treas.. 3 — rep.. Girls’ Swim Team 1. Homecoming Court 4 Victoria M. Schoepp — Yearbook 2, Spanish Club 4, Concert Band 1, Art Club 1, 2, 3 — pres., 4, Class Officer 1 — sec., 2 — sec., 3 — vice pres., Prom Court 3. Photo Club 2 Brian Schultz — Wrestling 1, 2. 3, 4. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, Baseball 1, 2 Tracy Seiler — French Club 1, Musical 1, 2, Chorale 1, FFA 4, Basketball 3, Track and Field 1, 2, 3, 4, Treble Ensemble 2 34 1986 Rich Sereg — Student Senate 4, German Club 3. 4, Cross-Country 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, Class Officer 4 — vice pres. Dave Seymour — Spanish Club 4 — pres., Letter Club 3. German Club 3. 4 — vice pres., Cross-Country 1.2, 3. 4, Track 1, 2, 3. 4 Joyce Slaney — Basketball 1, 2, Volleyball 1, 2. FHA 2 Matthew Slotty — FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. Football 1, 2, 3 Tammy Slotty — Concert Band 1. 2. 3. 4, Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4 — drum major. Col- or Guard 2. District Solo Ensemble 1,2,3. 4, State Solo Ensemble 1, 2, 3. Chamber Singers 3. Chorale 1. Softball 2, 3, 4, Letter Club 4. FBLA 4 — pres., FHA 2, German Club 3, Varsity Basketball Cheerleading 1. 2. 3. 4. Variety Show 2. Color Guard 2. Musical 3. 4, Treble Ensemble 2 Kim Smith — French Club 1, Wrestling 1, 2, 3. 4. Letter Club 2, 3. FBLA 4. Cross-Country 1.2. 3.4. Track Field 1 Michael Sorge — Football 1. 2. 3, 4. Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4. Baseball 1. 2, 3. 4. Letter Club 3, 4 Sharon M. Speth — FBLA 2. 4 — officer. Cross-Country 2. 3. 4. NHS 3. 4. Academic Decathlon 4 33 SENIORS Christy Sprecher — Concert Band 1, 2, 3. 4, Marching Band 1.2. 3. 4. Spanish Club 4. Solo Ensemble 1, 2. 3, 4, Pep Band 1,2. 3, 4. FHA HERO 2. 3. 4. APS 2. 3.4. Forensics 1. 2 Kara Sprecher — French Club 1, 2. 3. 4, Mar- ching Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Solo Ensemble 1, 2. 3, 4, Show Choir 1. 2. 3. 4. Pep Band 1. 2. 4. Chamber Singers 3. 4. Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4. Letter Club 4. Variety Show 2. Musical 1,2, 4 Kim Sprecher — Spanish Club 4. FFA 1. 2, 3, 4. Softball 3. AFS 2. 4, Forensics 1, 2, 3, 4. Swimming 1,2. Peer Counseling 3. 4 Steve Sprecher — Wrestling 1. 2, 3. 4. FFA 1. 2,3.4 Len Statz — FFA 1.2. 3. 4 Brenda Stoffels — FBLA 4 Debbie Strang — Art Club 1 Brad Suchla — Football 1, Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2. 3, 4 36 1986 Laura Thompson — French Club 1. 2, 3, Art Club 1.2. 3. Track 1 Michelle L. Thomson — French Club 1. 2. 3. Spanish Club 4. DECA 3,4, AFS 3 Brenda Trager — FHA 1, 2. 3. AFS 1. 2. 3. DECA 3. HOSA 4 Maria K. Troestler — French Club 1. 2. 3, 4. Concert Band 1.2. 3. 4. Marching Band 1.2. 3. 4. Basketball Mgr. 4. FBLA 4. FHA 1. 2. 3. 4, AFS 2. 3. 4. Forensics 2. Cross-Country 1. 2. 3. 4. Track 1. 2. 3. 4 Brad Trudell — French Club 1, 2. 4, Student Senate 4, Baseball 1. 2. 4, NHS 3,4 Bradley T. Uselman — French Club 1. Letter Club 1. Cross-Country 2, 3. Swimming 1. 2, 3, 4. Shawn M. Verburg — Musical 1, German Club 1. 2. AFS 1. 2. 3. 4. Junior Counseling 2, 3.4 Sandra R. Vertein — French Club 1. Student Senate 1, 2, 3, Volleyball 1. Softball 1, 2, FBLA 3. 4. JV Football Cheerleading 2. Varsi- ty Basketball Cheerleading 3. Class Treasurer 3 37 SENIORS Karen M. Walls — French Club 2. Concert Band 3. 4. Marching Band 3. 4. FHA 2, 3, AFS 2. 3. HOSA 4 Francine G. Warner — Spanish Club 4, Show Choir 4. Musical 2, 3, 4, AFS 4, Junior Counseling 2, 3, 4 Wanda J. Warren — Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4, Basketball 2. Soft- ball 1. 2. 3. 4. Letter Club 3. 4. FHA 1. 2. 3, Musical 1.2. 3.4 Todd M. Wehler — FFA 1, 2. 3, 4 — treas., Forensics 1. 2. 3, 4, NHS 3. 4. Academic Decathlon 4 Jeffery Weinke — Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1.2, 3,4. Baseball 1.2. 3. 4. Paul Weiss — Spanish Club 4 — treas.. Letter Club 3, German Club 2, 3, 4 — pres., Cross- Country 4. Tennis 1, 2, 3. 4 —. captain, Academic Decathlon 4 James Wheeler — French Club 3. Football 1, Baseball 1,2, DECA 3.4 Chad Wilhelm — Baseball 1. DECA 4 38 1986 Christine Sue Wilkenson — Peer Counseling 1, HOSA 4. Gymnastics 1, 2 Tracy I. Wilkinson — Peer Counseling 1 Keith A. Wipperfurth — FFA 4. Basketball 1 Eva M. Wollersheim — French Club 1, 2, 3. 4. Cross-Country 1,2, 3, 4. Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Sharon Wormet — French Club 1, 2, 3 — treas., 4 — vice pres., Student Senate 1, JV F'ootball Cheerleading 2, Student Senate 1 Kris Yanke — French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Senate 1, 2, 3. 4, Prom Court 3, Letter Club 2, 3. 4, Swim Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Track Team 1,2, 3, 4 Kevin Zech — Track 1, 2, 3.4, VIC A 4 Amy S. Zeigler — French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, FBLA 4. Track Field 1 39 SENIORS Cheryl Ziegler — French Club 1. 2. 3, 4. FHA 1 Renee Ziegler — French 1, 2. 3, 4, Cross- Country 1,2. 3. Track 2 Lynn Zimmerman — FHA 4. AFS 2, 3, 4. HOSA 4. Treble Ensemble 1 Tim relives the days of his infancy. Row 1: Mary Ballweg — secretary. Row 2: Pauline Lohr — president. Carla Ballweg — vice president. Row 3: Kim Ninmann — treasurer. J u N I O R S 41 Kari Adank Mike Adler Scott Alt Craig Alwin Carla Ballweg Dale Ballweg Diane Ballweg Edward Ballweg Mary Ballweg Sandy Ballweg Stewart Ballweg Kevin Bannon Jenny Billhorn Tracy Blair Melanie Boehnen Tammy Breiby Colleen Breunig Dean Breunig Greg Breunig Kelly Breunig Kim Breunig Michelle Breunig Rodney Breunig Russ Breunig Sandra E. Breunig Sandra L. Breunig Traci Breunig Cheryl Bruckert Tim Bruckert Tana Buelow 42 Christa Callahan Toby Caputo Scott Carlson Brian Clark Jodi Cook Renee Crapser Micki Cruse Dale Dahlke Wayne Davis Jeff Deischer Jill Dobratz Debbie Dresen Lisa Dunwald Carol Eichman Rick Eilertson Andy Enge Brenda Fassbender Tammy Fish Angie Fisher Shawn Fleming Julie Fossum Dan Fredine Mitch Frey Tammy Frey Jenny Friou Steve Frosch Tina Frosch Jeff Ganser Stephanie Garbett Cindy Gasser 43 Mike Genthe Tracy Griffiths Mike Harper Bridget Harris Penny Haselwander Kristi Hehenberger Sue Hering Tom Hicks Tammy Hillebrand Tiffany Hodges Pam Hosking Tony Huber Jeff Jacoby Dave Jensen Shelley Jordi Angela Kaufman Carri Kaufman Sue Kippley Brett Kirner Kris Kizer Sue Koci Penny Korb Paula Krintz Betsy Kuhnau Karen Lamberty Cheryl Lange Tim Leidig Brian Linaberry Mike Lindloff Charles Listello 44 Rich Loether Pauline Lohr David Luck Shawna Lukens Eric Mack Randal Mack Dawn Madison Brent Maier Dennis Manning Brian Markley Greg Martin Bobby Meeker Troy Mellum Ronnie Midthun Leif Mikkelson Dave Miller Brian Misslich Sean Mullen Kathy Neumaier Kim Ninmann Doug Nolden Lynelle Nolden Dennis O’Donnell Mark Orr Marian Pagel Doug Pape Robby Pape Kevin Perry Diane Pulvemacher Heather Purcell 45 Paul Ranzenberger Brenda Rau Tammy Reible Wendy Rethard Mary Richardson Eric Risley Dan Rix Brenda Roller Heather Roundy Gerard Ruhland Nicki Runde Debbie Saladis Tammy Satterstrom Craig Schara Corey Schlender )ohn Schmidlkofer Alan Schoepp Barb Schoepp Peter Schoepp Glen Schroder Lee Schroeder Becky Schrofer Steve Selden Rhonda Shinker Diane Slaney Lori Slark Kirk Sprecher Scott Sprecher Lisa Starks Carrie Statz 46 Brett Tarnutzer Brad Thistle Brenda Thompson Teresa Thompson Jeff Tormey Jeff Trudell Brian Uselman Peggy Vanover Rebecca Wagenecht Susan Wallsch Tom Wallsch Stacy Walsch Terry Ward Jamie Wheeler Jason Whitt Chris Wieland Bonnie Wilson Kevin Wipperfurth Rich Wolff Carla Zander Dee Dee Zeman Lori Ziemke Laurie Zins Bryan Brickl Greg Enge Mitch Frey Chris Kratzke Jennifer Leese Corey Sprecher Jereme VandeHey 47 48 Shawna does her best to imitate a Christmas tree, while Shelley models the latest in Elf-wear. Left: “Okay. Now the fun begins. Above Left: Sue and Dawn demonstrate the graceful way to sit in a foldingchair. Left: “Did I play that right?” 49 50 5 Molly Accola Jennifer Alt Fawn Beerkircher Paul Beloungy Kurt Bills )im Blum Angie Breunig Bradley Breunig Ed Breunig Faye Breunig Kelly Breunig Mitch Breunig Scott Breunig Steve Breunig Teri Breunig Vince Breunig David Burzynski Craig Cavadini Carla Cody John Cole Wayne Corning Brian Cruse Mike Cummings Clay Curran Tanya Cutler Sue Delaney Debbie Dobratz Theresa Dohm April Dohs Kim Eckstein 5 2 Matt Elsing Brian Endres Cindy Endres Michael Endthoff Alan Engebretson Kim Fehrman Carla Feltz Lisa Franck Dale Frey Darin Frey Tammy Frey Ted Frey Lisa Friou Brenda Ganser Christine Ganser John Gesicki Lori Goette Genevieve Gorman Sari Gralnick Brandon Greenheck Lynn Haas Michelle Habada Stefanie Hachman Terri Hambrecht Michelle Hamlin Jean Harmon Stacy Harper Bill Harper Tim Henning Julie Hillebrand 53 lames Hodges Becky Humbracht Laura Hutchinson Angela Hutter Paul Huter Shelly Hutter Kimlackson Jeff Jaedike Brad Johnson Shane)ones Shawn Jones David Katt Joe Keller Kristen King Kris Kirner Dawn Klaetsh Bob Kleist Dave Klepper Karen Klug Jeff Koch Melissa Koenig Mark Koeppe Craig Kolmorgen Donna Kraemer Brian Kuhnau Mike Lamke Steve Laufenberg Brad Lewis Sandy Liegel Jill Lindloff 54 Russ Lipka Mike Listello Ritchie Mack Becky Maier Jill Maier Bryan Mallon Sarah Mangus Bryan Martin Amy Midthun Keith Mulhollon Ken Mulhollon Heather Murphy Donna Neumaier Laura Newkirk Tracy Niesen Gary Nolden Judy Noltner Barb O’Donnell Christine Ohlsen Donny Pagel Wesley Pagel Troy Pakyz Christine Pape Phil Pape Gwendolyn Parker Robyn Patterson Derek Peetz Scott Perry Missy Porter Kevin Pulvermacher 55 Sara Ramaker Clint Ramsey Denise Ramsey Brian Ranzenberger Patsy Raschein Mark Richards Renee Rieder Scott Ringlestetter Mike Roelke Shelle Roller Mike Rozovics Randy Ruhland Rich Satterstrom Mike Shellin Scott Schmidlkofer Mark Schwarz Tina Seiler Jerry Sergent Shellie Shanks Ken Smith Sheila Smith Bradley Sornson Chuck Sprecher Tabitha Sprecher Dawn Tetiva Dana Theisen Julie Thompson Matt Thompson Kurt Uselman Mike Uttech 56 Jason VandeHey Frank VandenBergh Le Ann Verburg Jamie Walsh Kristin Wanless Terry Wehler Joe Welsch Dana Wenzel Steve Wenzel Sue Wheeler Heather White Keith Wipperfurth Matt Woerpel Jason Yanke Robert Young Brad Zeman Ken Ziegler Lisa Alvin Joe Ballweg Neil Ballweg Kathy Boettcher Kris Breunig Monica Breunig Paula Breunig Wendy Breunig Scott Brickl Dawn Christianson Dana Fitch Connie Ganser Scott Haas 57 Greg Hosking Walter Mack Tim Martin Gayle McDaniel Rob Rees Dawn Schmitt Upper Right: Ed finds things other than stu- dying more fun. Upper Left: “Hey Lynn, you’re going to walk into the door!” Above: Should have had mom dress me this morning! Right: Bri, who taught you to dance? 58 Left: Chip models the new Pierre Car din Line. Below: Clothes make the man. Bottom Left: Sue contemplates joining the Olympics or going into business. Bottom Right: They put me on hold! Rt i 5 59 Right: We are the elite. Below: Look ma. it’s clean. Lower Left: I'm just not in love with you anymore... Lower Right: Raise your hand if you’re sure. Bottom Left: Don’t you dare! Bottom Right: I sure hope they didn’t see me do that. 60 Freshman Class Officers 1989 (Top to Bottom): Nathan Anderson — treasurer. Jennifer Breunig — secretary. Stacie Manning — vice president, Heather Kiple — president F R E s H M E N 61 Stacie Accola Nathan Anderson Kari Bader Todd Baier Christan Balfanz Laura Ballweg Karen Bannan Brian Bannon Rob Barrett Craig Bass Aimee Bauer Jeff Baumgarten Lori Berger Laura Block Wendy Breiby Darrel Breunig Darren Breunig Debbie Breunig Eric Breunig Jennifer Breunig John Breunig Joe Breunig Barrett Brickner Chuck Bronder Amy Brown Sue Bruckert Charles Casale Jeremy Chrisler Amy Christianson Eric Combs 62 Jeremy Crow Melanie Cummings Julie Davis Andrew Denker Ann Ederer Dan Ederer Karla Ederer Kimberly Ederer Becky Elsing Todd Elsing Kris Foster Amy Frey Tony Frey Erin Frey Cheryl Frommung Aaron Frosch Todd Gade Andrea Gorman Brenda Greenheck Jody Haas Robin Hadley Charles Hall Shannon Hamilton Kevin Harper Sheila Hasheider Carrie Heffron Kim Hehenberger Becky Hellem Bradley Herbrand Nichelle Holland 63 Melinda Horton Greg Huber Rhonda Huffstutler Jim Humbracht Kristen Hummel Rhonda Hutter lennefer Hyer Natanya laquish Robert Jelinek Pauline Johnson Nathan Kilen Heather Kiple Erik Kill Paul Koci Michelle Konkle Peggy Korb Randy Krumenauer Denise Kruse Jason Lanius Victoria Lauing Dave Lawrence Mardell Liegel Sheri Liegel Brett Lindquist Barb Lins Thomas Lohr David Lonchi Ross Mack Terry Mack Stacie Manning 64 Tim Markley Abett Martin Ericka Martin Jay Jay Mazerek Mark Merlet Kerry Meyer Tracy Michaels Dori Midthun Holly Moseman April Mueller Steve Nelson Brian Newkirk Erik Nidy Jerry Niesen Sean O’Conner Mark O’Donnell James Opitz Alan Osgood Craig Pagel Kenn Parker Brenda Pelanek Heather Peters Brett Pierce Anne Pletzer Jerry Powers Gerry Preston Bill Randolph Brian Rau Denise Reinhardt Charles Riedel 65 Lynelle Ruhland Mark Ruhland Rocky Ruhland Polly Schemecker Kathy Schoepp Dionne Schutz Jennifer Smith Laurie Solchenberger Jay Sorg Rita Sorge Becky Sprecher Teresa Sprecher Amy Statz Yvonne Steerman Dorene Steinhorst Patrick Taggart Mark Templin Jerrard Tourdot Jenny Ulrich Neil Uselman Trina Vandeberg Craig Vils Jim Walls Brian Walsh Anna Warner Owen Warren Rick Wenzel Pam West Heidi Wieland Chad Wiggen 66 Karlene Wipperfurth Steve Zins PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE: Freshmen: Robert Ast, Dale Huffman, Christopher Johnson, Kim Mundt, John Powers. David Schueler Corning. ■■■■I Andy Willey Rhonda Wolff Lori Yanke Rick Yanke Scott Zantow Kurt Zech Darrel Ziegler Bobby Ziegler Lori Zimmerman Shelly Billhorn Jeff Hugh banks Annie Peetz Jeannine Severns Frank Vanden Berg Sophomores: Douglas Brickl, Jim Foy, Rodney Hankins. Amber Henderson. Kevin Newkirk. Lynn Ott, Charles Schueler Corn- ing. Mark Thomson. Juniors: Jody Itzen. Brian Kirner. April Schwanz. Allan Somerau. Dale Wachter. Seniors: Linda Mazerek. Tom Sandlin. Kirk Wipperfurth. Dennis Milbrandt. Steve Barret 67 Right: Isn’t the wax dry yet?” Below: What’s so funny? Upper Right: This is how we build floats. Above: Isn’t there anywhere I can study in private?” Right: Laura and Peggy practice blowing bubbles. 70 SENIOR SECTION MOST TALENTED: Kim Alt. Brad Hutter MOST ATHLETIC: Mike Sorge. Vicki Anderson CLASS F’LIRTS: Dana Cook. Dawn Lamberty 71 Above, CLASS BRAINS: Mary Jo Janney, Todd Wehler. Right. MOST INDIVIDUAL: Colleen Fleming. Jim Wheeler Left: TALLEST AND SHORTEST: Pam Lins, Todd Bauer, Mark Lamke. Tracy Seiler. Below: MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Joan Breunig. Brad Trudell. BEST DRESSED: Trent Bader, Kris Dresen. CLASS CLOWNS: Kara Sprecher, Don Hart. MOST TALKATIVE: Tim Ganser. Denise Hosking. BEST NATURED: Colleen Breunig, Rich Sereg. QUIETEST: Sharon Speth, Mike Hicks. FUNNIEST: Jeff Eith. Michelle Bruckert. 74 LOUDEST: Shawn Breunig, Kris Yanke. 75 Right: The Burger Queens Below: Mary }o fulfills her nightly duty-taking out the lanes. Below Right: Marriage announcements, Brad? Fran, Roxanne, and Renee try to convince everyone they’re stu- dying, but Sue just sleeps. Above Left: What’s one plus one?” Above: Kris finds the prospect of another lunch totally thrilling. Far Left: Tracy is in a big hurry to get to class. Left: Kara is shocked at her reflection. Left: You know you’re a senior when its cap and gown time. Below: Terri tries not to watch this Public Display of Affection. CLASS MOTTO Our glory consists not in never failing, but in ris- ing every time we fall. Dear Classmates; The time went as quickly as they always said it would, and now we’re nearly on our own. The future has arrived. And yet, we shouldn’t face it with uncertainty. We should take control of our lives and become the best we can possibly be. New and different challenges lie ahead for each of us, yet they are not insurmountable. Whether you will be continuing your education, getting a job, or entering the military, I wish you the very best. Gool luck, and let’s always try to keep in touch. Brad Trudell Senior Class President, Class of 1986 eagles NAME: DONATED BY If Kris hurries, she can make it to the sale at Manchester’s on time. Dressed to kill. Student Senate Officers: Row 1: Ralph Zebell — advisor, Kris Koenig — secretary, Mary Ballweg — corresponding secretary, Kris Yanke — vice presi- dent. Row 2: Tina Frosch — treasurer, joan Breunig — president. 0 R G A N 1 Z A T I O N S 79 A.F.S. Row 1: Karen Klug, Jim Klug- vice president, Lori Pape- treasurer, Kristie Hehenberger- president, Shawn Verburg. Lynn Zimmerman-secretary, Pam Hosking, Debbie Saladis. Row 2: Tracy Blair, Fran Warner, Anne Delacroix. Tracy Hetherington, Kelly Bannan, Patsy Raschein-group leader, Maria Troestler, Christy Sprecher, Angie Kaufman, Tanya Cutler. Row 3: Kathy Powers, Brenda Canser, LeAnn Verburg. Alyssa Nannt, Connie Russell, Sari Cralnick, April Dohs, Kristin Wanless. Kristin King, Jon Cafliscb, Betsy Kuhnau. Mary Richardson. Dear Friends; I am from Arras, a town of fifty-five thousand inhabitants in the north of France near Belgium. It takes about two and one half hours to go to Paris, a big tourist place. Since the age of fourteen. I have wanted to go and to visit your country. It was my dream, so I decided to give mv application to AFS and my dream became a reality! The first day, when the plane took off in New York City, I was thoughtful, excited, and nervous! I shared and found a lot of things in Sack-Prairie; first, a great family, the Richardson Fami- ly. because I had the opportunity to share their life during all this year. I feel very secure and confident of myself with them. I also got an AFS sister. Mary, with whom I got along very well. While here, I made a lot of friends, and I want to thank all of them for all the moments we had together. I learned a lot of things in your school like playing softball, and I also learned more things about your football, because in France we usually play soccer. The subjects were different and your school is very friendly and offers a lot of activities like: AFS club, French Club, Cheerleaders, Football, Basketball games etc. I will never forget this year because it fills a big place in my heart! I will miss all of you!! Cette anne 'e a e'te'treRs spe'cial pour moi, et restera inoubliable. Je souhaite vous revoir un de ces jours, promis!! Anne Delacroix Dear Friends; To put it mildly, this past year has been the best I’ve ever had and will pro- bably stay that way. Coming from a city into a small country town is some transition. I couldn’t have made it without my close friends and especially the Thomas Troestler fami- ly. This school is very special and everyone I’ve met is special to me. Contrary to what many may think, the weather is perfect. Being and avid skiier, I love the snow and cold winters. You also have super warm summers to even it out which makes it beaut. It rarely reaches 20 °in winter or 85°in summer in my state. Life there is much different. You have the “typical” American High School with the cheerleaders, jocks and chaos when the bell rings. Our school doesn’t have anything like that. Going to a football or basketball game is in itself an experience. I was very fortunate to have been selected to come here to Sauk Prairie. It’s a beaut place to spend a year. It’s left me lots of happy memories. I hope this past year has taught you a little of my country because it has taught me a great deal of yours. Aussie makes forever Tracy Hetherington SO FORENSICS AND STUDENT SENATE Row 1: Tina Frosch, Joan Breunig. Kris Yanke, Kris Koenig, Mary Ballweg. Mr. Ralph Zebell. Row 2: Brad Trudell, Rich Sereg. Donna Mack, Colleen Breunig, Kate Hirshinger, Wade Brown, Karen Endres, Vicki Anderson. Row 3: Shawna Lukens, Pauline Lohr, Kim Ninmann, Carla Ballweg. Debbie Dresen, Sue Koci. Row 4: Chris Pape, Shelly Hutter, Becky Humbracht, Melisa Koenig. Kim lackson. Sarah Ramaker, Brad Zeman. Row 5: Ann Pletzer, Erik Nidy. Nathan Anderson. Heather Kiple, len- nifer Breunig. Stacie Manning. Amy Statz. Student Senate started out the year by attending an all-day leadership workshop at Blackhawk Ridge. Information learned there was useful in the many decisions made throughout the year. Homecom- ing was the main event, and as always the Senate was kept very busy. They are responsible for Spirit Week, the coronation and pep assembly, the parade, and the dance. All through the year, the Senate works with the ad- ministration to meet the needs of the entire student body. Todd Wehler, one of Sauk Prairie’s outstanding students, has par- ticipated in forensics during his four years of high school. He has received top ratings at the State contest held at the UW-Madison each of his four years. Row 1: Connie Ganser, Jenny Breunig. Anne Pletzer, Russ Lipka. Nichelle Holland. Row 2: Angela Hutter, Cindy Gasser. Pam Hosking, Mary Jo Janney, Chris Kratzke. Row 3: Kristen King. Sarah Ramaker. Clay Curran. Kim Sprecher, Todd Wehler, Stacie Manning. “Give me the right word and I will move the world.” — Joseph Conrad. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY This year, our national Honor Society is composed of 31 members — 14 juniors and 17 seniors. These students must have a 90% or above cumulative grade point average. Members are chosen after a long process by the faculty who use scholarship, leadership, ser- vice, and character as the criteria for selections. The National Honor Society’s advisor is Mr. lames Staff. D.A.R. AWARD Each January, the seniors nominate five classmates for the DAR award, and then, the faculty makes a final selection. Students are nominated on the basis of ser- vice. patriotism, dependability, and leadership. The winner of the local award, sponsored by the Daughters of the American Revolution, competes statewide for a $100 savings bond. This year’s winner is Mary Jo lanney. Row 1: Colleen Breunig-secretary. Joan Breunig-president. Allison Beach-vice president. Row 2: Cindy Casser. Mary Jo Janney, Sharon Speth, Rick Eilertson. Laurie Zins, Kelly Breunig, Tiffany Hodges. Row 3: Amy Reuter, Diane Nolden, Lucy Ballweg, Trent Bader. Debbie Saladis, Scott King. Paul Weiss, Jason Whitt. Row 4: Dennis Manning, Eric Mack, Russ Breunig. Todd Wehler, Mike Merlet. Shawna Lukens. Brad Trudell. Each June, the Optimist Club and the American Legion and its Auxiliary sponsor four students to attend Badger State. The purpose of Badger State is to promote the understanding and principles of a democracy through participation in the operation of government. Our Sauk Prairie 1985 representatives were Mary Jo Janney, Allison Beach. Mike Merlet and Brad Hutter. Joan Breunig and Rich Sereg were the alternates. BADGER-STATE REPRESENTATIVES 82 YEARBOOK STAFF AND PHOTO CLUB Brenda Ganser, Cheryl Frommung, Advisor lane Kuss, Kate Hirschinger, Tanya Cutler, Craig Alwin, Sr. Editor Colleen Breunig. Asst. Editors Donna Mack. Trent Bader. Production Manager Jackie Fosnot After 6 months of very hard work, the yearbook is finally complete and the staff can take time out to thank all the people who assisted in the production of this year’s book: Fehrenbach Studios, Mrs. Luher, for the work space, Jeff Hopper of Taylor Publishing, the employees of Sauk-Prairie High School, especially Mr. Rosso and Mr. Foster, and Craig Alwin, for his computer expertise. PHOTO CLUB — Kurt Bills, Brenda Ganser. Cheryl Fromming, Todd Gade, Carrie Frey, Kate Hirschinger, Jenny Ninmann. Melissa Koenig. ART CLUB Row 1: Trent Bader, Jenny Ninmann-president. Tracy Hudson, Lori Haas. Robyn Dodd. Mrs. Audrey Sinnott. Row 2: Becky Humbracht, Angela Hutter, Colleen Breunig-Treasurer. Jenny Rozovics, Vicky Schoepp, Col- leen Fleming. Shelle Roller. Row 3: Jeff Jacoby-vice presi- dent. Cindy Gasser-secretary. Lynelle Nolden, Sue Wallsch, Karen Lamberty. Barb Schoepp. PEER COUNSELING Nichelle Holland, Connie Russell. Michelle Bednar, Jen- nifer Leese ACADEMIC DECATHLON Row 1: Mary Jo Janney, Sharon Speth, Paul Weiss, Mrs. Laura Lange. Row 2: Kris Koenig. Jeff Budd, Todd Wehler, Brad Trudell. 84 LETTER CLUB On January 11 the Letter Club took a trip to a Badger Basketball game against Indiana. For the annual fundraiser they sold Entertainment Books. The proceeds of this sale were used to buy a gift for the school. Row 1: Mary Ballweg — secretary. Kris Koenig — presi- dent, Vicki Anderson — treasurer. Paul Sigler. Row 2: Tracy Seiler. Kelly Bannan, Shelly Price. Trish Clement. Terri Klepper, Steve Boettcher. Row 3: Wanda Warren. Becky Rozovics. Kara Sprecher, Tam- my Slotty, Allison Beach. Michelle Bruckert, loan Breunig, Tim Ganser. Row 4: Diane Slaney. Roxanne Breunig. Kelly Breunig. Cheryl Bruckert. Sandy E. Breunig. Molly Accola. Kim Jackson. Shelly Hutter, Dan Heffron. Row 5: Lynn Haas. Dawn Madison. Shawna Lukens. Debbie Dresen. Shelley lordi. Dee Dee Zeman, Mitch Breunig. Mike Cummings. Dan Kruchten. Row 6: Kris Yanke, Jamie Wheeler. Stacey Walsh. Bridget Harris. Pauline Lohr, Shawn Breunig, Jeff Budd. Wade Brown. Mike Sorge. The pom-pon squad was inexperienced, with only 6 of the 16 members returning from the year before. They attended a cheerleading camp in Whitewater in Ju- ly, and then began their year under Cap- tain Terri Klepper and Co-Captain Carla Ballweg. Their activities during the year included a Kick-A-Thon, bake sale, and car wash. Row 1: Kim Ninmann. Bridget Harris. Carla Ballweg. Terri Klepper, Sue Koci. Row 2: Shelley Jordi. Kris Kizer, Sue Walsch, Lauri Zins, Renee Rieder, Karen Lamberty. Row 3: Mary Ballweg. Dana Theisen, Shawna Lukens, Jamie Wheeler, Dawn Madison. POMPONS FRENCH CLUB Row 1: Sue Koci. Shawna Lukens — treasurer. Jodie Greenheck — treasurer. Kristen King— treasurer. Jeff Tormev — vice president. Trent Bader — president. Sliaron Wormet — vice president. Jackie Fosnot — treasurer. Ms. Debbie Johnson Bousquet. Ms. Marylou McBride. Row 2: Cheryl Ziegler. Kara Sprecher. Rebecca Rozovics. Jennifer Humbracht. Lauri Zins. Carla Ballweg. Bridget Harris. Amy I.iegel. Trish Cle- ment. Terri Klepper. Brad Trudell. Scott King. Row 3: Beckv Rising. Robin Hadley. Kris Yanke. Shelly Frey. Dawn Lamberty. Julie Thomp- son. Becky Humbracht. Shelle Roller. Kim Fenrman. Sarah Ramaker. Betsy Kuhnau. Debbie Saladis. Tiffany Hodges. Traci Breunig. Rhonda Shinker. Row 4. Lucy Ballweg. Renee Ziegler. Amy Ziegler. Tammy Frey. Sue Wheeler. Dana Theisen, Ix ri Goette. Sarah Mangus. Kim Jackson. Alyssa Nantt. Anne Delacroix. Craig Vils. Bob Meeker. Kris Kizer, Jeff Trudell. Row 5: Diane Ballweg. Brenda Thompson. Penny Korb. Chris Pape. Heather Murphy. Dawn Schmitt. Shannon Hamilton. Brian Rau. Jeremy Crow. Andy Denker. Sari Gralnick. Connie Canser. Shellie Shanks. Tammy Frey. Row 6: Jill Dobratz. Amy Brown. Sheila Hasheider. Chris Balfanz. Trina VandeBerg. Peggy Korb. Amy Statz. Maria Troestler. April Dohs, Angie Fisher. Dana Wenzel. Stacie Manning. Tanya Cutler. Brenda Canser. Randy Ruhland. Julie Fossum. Row 7: |enny Friou. Jennifer Billhorn. Becky Wagenecht. Carrie Kaufman. Amy Midthun. Kathryn Boettcher. Heather White. Gayle McDaniel. Eva Wollersheim. Lisa Moye. Angie Kaufman. Pam Hosking. Tracy Blair. Chris Kratzke. Lori Ziemke. Nikki Runde. Tammy Fish. Une tres bonne annee pour le club de Francais. Although it is hard to measure up to last year’s trip to France, The French Club had another busy year of activities. The club had their traditional pizza and candy sales. French cuisine was an important part of the year, with trips to various French restaurants such as Chez Michel, and a French breakfast with croissants and cafe au lait. One of the highlights of the year was the trip to the Folk Fair in Milwaukee. It was a busy and fun year for everyone. 86 SPANISH AND GERMAN CLUBS Row 1: Paul Weiss — President. Dave Seymour — Vice President. Sandy L. Breunig — Secretary. Jennifer Friou — Treasurer. Mary Jo Janney — Treasurer. Row 2: Tom Rusch — Advisor. Rich Sereg. Allison Beach. Michelle Bruckert. Row 3: Alyssa Nantt. Angela Hutter, Laurie Solchenberger. Carla Feltz, jenny Alt, Sandy E. Breunig. Row 4: Patsy Raschein. Dana Fitch. Kari Adank, Carla Zander. Penny Haselwander. Tammy Frey. Row 1: Tom Rusch — Advisor. Dave Seymour — President, Jackie Fosnot — Vice President. Rhonda Shinker — Secretary, Paul Weiss — Treasurer, Christa Callahan — Treasurer, Tana Buelow — Treasurer, Mary Lou Me Bride — Advisor Row 2: Sue Kindschi, Mary Liegel, Colleen Breunig. Trent Bader, Kim Alt. Jeff Jacoby, Rick Eilertson, Teresa Thompson, Diane Pulvermacher. Kathy Neumaier. Row 3: Lori Yanke. Fran Warner, Tammy Hillebrand. Brad Somson, Troy Pakyz, Rick Yanke, Chuck Bronder, Nathan Anderson. Todd Cade, David Miller. Row 4: Yvonne Stearman, Amy Frey, Erin Frey, Kim Ederer. Kristin Hum- mel, Mardel Liegel. Vicki Lauing, Shelly Billhorn, Cindy Gasser. Kim Sprecher. Michelle Casale. Row 5: Becky Schrofer, Jody Cook. Dawn Madison, Pauline Lohr, Jeff Budd, Mike Merlet, Dan Heffron. Tracy Kamrath. Kris Keller. Christy Sprecher, Pam Mack. Row 6: Wendy Rethard, Carol Eichman, Vicky Schoepp. Debbie Dresen, Shelley Jordi, Karen Lamberty, Mary Ballweg. Carla Ballweg. Sue Wallsch. Barb Schoepp. Row 7: Sue Herring, Bonnie Wilson, Brenda Roller. April Schwanz, Heather Purcell. Sandy Ballweg. Dee Dee Zeman. Stephanie Carbett. Bren- da Rau. Cherry Lange, Jennifer Humbracht. 87 H.O.S.A. and V.I.C.A V.I.C.A. (Vocational In- dustrial Clubs of America) is an organization designed for trade, industrial, and technical students. Its main function is to provide the student with an oppertunity to expand his her knowledge in the vocational area. Row 1: Rob Pape, Dale Dahlke, Brandon Greenheck, Wally Mack. Joe Keller. Row 2: Todd Breunig. Kevin Bannon, Craig Alwin, Kurt Uselman, Alan Engebretson. Henry Netzinger. Health Occupations Students of America. Sauk- Prairie’s HOSA organization is in its first year of develop- ment. Its purpose is to be in- volved in community health needs service. Areas where this has occured is at kindergarten screening, blood mobiles, disaster drills, swing bed pro- gram,and Daffodil Days for the American Cancer Socie- ty. Through these services students have new avenues to explore for career selec- tion in the Health Occupa- tions fields. ss Row 1: Tracy Wilkinson. Karen Walls, Sue Dunse, Brenda Trager. Row 2: Lynn Zim- merman. Linda Mazerek. Roxanne Christianson, Pat Thompson. Row 3: Kate Hirschinger, Donna Mack, Melodie Foster, Patty Schoepp. Future Business Leaders of America Row 1: Debbie Saladis. Betsy Kuhnau. Kristi Hehenberger. Tam- my Slotty-president. Sandra L. Breunig — vice president. Carrie Frey. Tammy Frey. Row 2: Doug Ballweg. Michelle Casale, Lucy Ballweg. Mindy Blum, Rhonda Shinker. Kelly Bannan. Pam Mack. Sharon Speth. Row 3: Shelly Ecks- tein. Kris Dresen. Colleen Breunig. Maria Troestler. Diane Ballweg. Laurie Slark. Lisa Move, Amy Ziegler Denise Hosking, Pam Lins. Row 4: Brenda Stoffels. Kim Jackson. Vicki Anderson. Roxanne Breunig. Jim Klug. Connie Russell. Jon Caflisch, Jeff Baumgarten, Sandy Vertein. Kala Bader. Row 5: Mrs. Jackie Sweno, Kris Herschleb. Scott King. Kim Smith. Jeff Budd. Dan Hef- fron, Mr. George Roth. Missing from photo: Paula Breunig, Cindy Endres, Tracy Niesen. Jenny Rozovics. D.E.C.A. Row 1: Ms. Lisa Nate — advisor. Jean Pejskar — treasurer. Shelly Price — vice president. Kelly Bannan — secretary. Row 2: Dee Dee Zeman. Shelley Jordi. Traci Breunig. Carrie Frey, Tina Frosch. Karen Endres. Row 3: Shawn Breunig. Kellie O’Connor. Diane Ballweg. Brenda Rau. April Schwanz, Kevin Bannon. Shawn Halverson. Row 4: Scott Carlson. Jim Deischer Pandy Hut- chinson. Karen Ballweg, Trish Cle- ment, Mary Liegel. Dwight Luetscher, Matt Neumaier. Row 5: Jeff Budd. Bob Rauner. Tom Hicks. Chad Wilhelm. Dave Hanks. Wade Brown. Shawn Fleming. Mike Haas. Missing from photo: Don Hart — president. Jim Wheeler —vice presi- dent. Traci Ring — Historian. Stephanie Garbett, Tracy Wilkinson. Ricn Wolff. Mike Hicks, Brad Miller. Denise Hosking. DECA (Distributive Education Clubs of America) is an organization for students enrolled in the Marketing education program. This year, DECA sponsored the Halloween dance with the Letter Club and also held the first Annual Candy Cane Message Sale. Members also competed at the District Career Development Con- ference in Madison and the State Career Development Conference held at Olympia Spa and Resort in Oconomowoc. In November DECA officers went to the Central Region Leadership Comference held at the Marc Plaza Hotel in Milwaukee, where they attended various seminars on leadership and personal development. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Row 1: Stewart Ballweg. Todd Ambrose. Mark Breunig, Dan Kruchten. Brian Schultz, Steve Sprecher. Dana Cook. Steve Boett- cher, Todd Wehler, |im Walls. Mark Templin. Tim Markley. Row 2: Alan Schoepp. Dale Wachter, Marty Breunig. Tony Gravogl. Dale Breunig. |oe Kippley. Mitch Reible, Dave Breunig. Kim Sprecher. Ed Breunig. David Klepper. Brad Herbrand. Row 3: Kelly Breunig. Dave I.uck. Natanya (aquish. Nichelle Holland. Mitch Breunig. Brian Endres. Dale Frey, Chip Corning. Steven Selden, Brad Breunig. Creg Enge. Row 4: |oe Ballweg. Mike I.indloff, Corey Sprecher, Gerard Ruhland, joe Keller. Vince Breunig. Brian Kuhnau. Matt Elsing. john Breunig. Darrel Breunig. Tony Frey, Jeremy Chrisler. Row 5: |ason Yanke. Terry Wehler, Randall Mack. Glen Schroeder. Tim Leidig. Matt Slotty. Brian Markley. Doug Pape. Jeff Ganser. Ken Ziegler. Neil Ballweg. Len Statz. |im Hooker. Row 6: Scott Perry. Rodney Breunig, Dan Rix, Scott Sprecher. Andrew Enge. Doug Nolden. Gary Nolden, Bob Kleist. Frank VandenBergh. Wes i’agel. Don Pagel. Row 7: Richie Mack, Scott Brickl. Russ Lipka. Jeff laedike. Chuck Sprecher, Tracy Seiler, Melanie Boehnen. Laurie Slark. The F.F.A. is an intra- curricular activity to help members learn through active participation how to conduct and take part in public meetings, to speak in public, to solve their own problems, finance themselves and to assume civic responsibility. Each student carries a super- vised occupational experience program. Members participate in fairs, judging contest, speak- ing contest and various field trips. They also attend State and National Conventions and leadership conferences. Above: Don't paint the tires, Brian! Above: Mr. Stuckey makes a safety check. Row 1: Natanya Jaquish. Shelly Eckstein, Kris Dresen, Lori Pape, Miss Nancy Breunig. Row 2: Maria Troestler, Lori Zimmerman, Theresa Sprecher, Tracy Grif- fith, Heidi Wieland. Diane Nolden, Lisa Rix. Row 3: Lisa Beloungy. Trisha Clement, Terri Klepper, Karen Ballweg, Christy Sprecher, Jodi Cook, Becky Schrofer. Row 4: Sue Herring, Bonnie Wilson, Terry Thompson, Penny Korb, Diane Pulvermacher, Debbie Dobratz, Carie Statz. Row 5: Tracy Blair, Pam Hosking, Shelly Breunig, Christa Callahan, Brenda Roller, Angie Kaufman. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA 91 F.H.A. members demonstrate the candy making process. 92 9) CHOIR CHAMBER SINGERS Row 1: Kris Kratzke, Nikki Runde, Kari Adank, Wendy Breunig, Melissa Koenig. Kristen Wanless. Row 2: Carla Feltz, Julie Fossum. Julie Liegel. Fran Warner. Jenny Luher. Joan Breunig. Kim Alt. Kara Sprecher. Dana Wenzel. Row 3: Brian Mallon. Shane Jones. Corey Sprecher, Dave Lawrence, Kevin Wipperfurth. Eric Nidy. Jim Klug, Brett Tarnutzer. Brad Hutter, Dan Fredine. 94 Chamber Singers — Live and In Concert TREBLE ENSEMBLE Connie Russell, Denise Ramsey, Tammy Hillebrand, Jill Maier. Jean Harmon. Jill Lindloff. CHORALE Row 1: Pam West, Jenny Breunig. Ann Pletzer, Kim Hehenberger, Amy Statz, Staci Manning. Barbie Lins, Lori Berger, Anna Warner. Row 2: Polly Schernecker, Karlene Wipperfurth, Jeannine Seaverns, Carrie Hefron, Sherry Liegel. Heather Peters, Brenda Greenheck, April Mueller. Amy Christianson. Row 3: Vicki Lawing. Dori Midthun, Dionne Schutz, Rhonda Wolff, Chris Foster, Kim Ederer, Laura Block. Heather Kiple, Wendy Breiby, Kerry Meyer, Holly Moseman. Row 4: J’eggy Korh. Jenny Smith, Denise Kruse, Nathan Anderson, Jerrard Tourdot, Paul Koci, Rick Yanke, Jenny Ulrich, Kari Bader. 95 THE EXECUTIVE SESSION Row 1: jenny Breunig, Carla Feltz, Wendy Breunig, Kristen King, Kris Kratzke, Dana Wenzel, Melissa Koenig, Stacie Manning. Row 2: Nikki Runde, Kim Alt, jenny Friou, Barb Lins, Lisa Friou, Chuck Hall, Terri Breunig, Kara Sprecher. Row 3: Joan Breunig. jenny Luher, Dana Fitch, Trent Bader, Brian Linaberry, Brian Bannon, Mike Rozovics, julie Liegel, Fran Warner, Kari Adank. Row 4: Brett Kirner, Nathan Kilen, Leif Mikkelson. Left Angle Row: Brian Malone, Corey Sprecher. Brett Tarnutzer, Eric Nidy. Right Angle Row: Jim Klug. Paul Koci, Shane Jones. 96 BAND SEATED: Row 1: John Powers, Todd Bauer, Brad Johnson, Dave Jensen, Brad Zeman, John Schmidlkofer, Greg Martin, Terry Ward, Scott Breunig, Scott Carlson. Tammy Breiby. Paula Krintz. Row 2: Bryan Martin, Mark Schwarz, Stacie Manning. Nathan Anderson, Dana Fitch, Leif Mikkelson, Mike Rozovics, Owen Warren. Nathan Kilen, Kara Sprecher. Row 3: Andrea Gorman. Laurie Solchenberger, Deb Breunig. Ann Ederer, Jenny Breunig. Abett Martin, Alyssa Nantt, Heather White, Amy Midthun, Tracy Hetherington, Peggy Korb, Dori Midthun, Colleen Breunig, April Dohs. Row 4: Sandra E. Breunig. Jenny Rozovics, Kari Adank, Tammy Hillebrand. Renee Crapser, Chris Ohlsen, Shelly Reible, Sue Kindschi, Ericka Martin, Jenny Friou, Tracy Michaels. Faye Breunig. Lori Ziemke, Kristen King. Row 5: Brian Bannon. Natanya Jaquish, Lisa Dunwald, Trent Bader, David Lawrence. Michelle Habada, Becky Maier, Shelly Hutter, Sue Dunse, Karen Walls, Amy Statz. Connie Ganser, Tammy Reible. Row 6: Maria Troestler, Eric Risley. Eric Kitt, Rick Wenzel. Steve Wenzel. John Gesicki, Barb Lins. Chuck Sprecher. Dave Loncki. Mike Uttech, Kim Alt, Brett Kirner, Jackie Fosnot. Row 7: Michelle Konkle, Christy Sprecher, Denise Kruse, Becky Elsing, Robin Hadley. Trina VandeBerg. Julie Hillebrand. Wanda Warren. STANDING: Denise Reinhardt. Christan Balfanz, Brenda Greenheck, Angie Fisher. Jill Maier, Colleen Breunig, Genevieve Gorman, Jenny Luher, Becky Rozovics. Brian Linaberry Tammy Slotty, Sandy L. Breunig. Stefanie Hachmann, Lisa Friou, Teri Breunig, Jenny Ulrich. Penny Haselwander. Carla Zander. Wendy Breunig. The Marching Band completes a show at the UW-River Falls competition. 97 BAND Band is one of the most demanding activities in school because it is both a class and an extra curricular activity. Outside of the daily class are activities such as pep band and marching. The marching program is mandatory in the fall, but optionall in the summer. Through these marching programs the band has represented the community in parades and field shows in both Wisconsin and Illinois. It was a special year for the band; once again they were invited to compete at the Festival of States competition in St. Petersburg, Florida. Activities included performances at Sea World, the Epcot Center, several parades and concerts, and the highlight of the trip; the Field Show competition. To prepare for this event, students submitted to a rigourous practice schedule, but the memories of this trip would more than make up for the long hours of practice. 98 The many facets of band (clockwise) football games, field competitions, pep band and parades. 99 BOYS’ CROSS COUNTRY 1985-86 Cross Country Conference Champs — Varsity Team — Row 1: Rick Eilertson, Kim Smith. Scott King. Row 2: Jereme VandeHey, )ason Whitt, Dave Seymour, Jeff Deischer. Rich Sereg. I.V. Cross Country Row 1: Russ Lipka. Bryan Mallon, Joe Breunig. Row 2: Ken Ziegler. Mike Cummings. Mark Schwarz, Wally Mack, Kurt Uselman. Row 3: Paul Weiss, (ason Vande Hey. Brian Uselman. Badger Conference Dual Meets Record 6-0. First in Badger Conference. TEAM CAPTAIN: Rich Sereg. MOST VALUABLE: Jason Whitt. BEST 5000 METER TIME: Jason Whitt (16:39). Sectional Placer — Jason Whitt: 4th State Meet Finisher — Jason Whitt: 68th 100 Row 1: Molly Accola, Eva Wollersheim, Lisa Moye, Angela Hutter. Row 2: Laurie Solchenberger, Carla Feltz, Tina Seiler, Sharon Speth, Jody Haas. Row 3: Maria Troestler, Ericka Martin, Denise Reinhardt. Mary Ballweg, Sue Wallsch, Sandy E. Breunig. Far Left: Kim Smith can’t even stop for the girls. Left: Who won? Below left: Sandra Breunig elbows in as Laurie Solchenberger follows. Badger Conference Dual Meets Record 3-3. Fourth in Badger Con- ference. TEAM CAPTAINS: Lisa Moye, Eve Wollersheim. MOST VALUABLE(this award is given for outstanding consistency throughout the season) Laurie Solchenberger. BEST 3200 METER TIME: Laurie Solchenberger. 101 GIRLS’ CROSS COUNTRY VARSITY FOOTBALL Row 1: Lee Schroeder, Steve Selden, Ed Breunig. Stewart Ballweg, Dave Hanks, Marty Breunig, Glen Schroeder. Row 2: Dennis Manning, Andy Enge, Bob Meeker, Ed Ballweg, Paul Ranzenberger, Jeff Ganser, Scott Alt, Wade Brown, Tim Ganser. Row 3: Coach Paul Jesberger, Kevin Bannon, John Cole, Doug Pape, Mark Orr, Todd Ambrose, Dale Dahlke, Coach Martin. Row 4: Corey Schlender, Kevin Wipperfurth, Scott Carlson. Craig Schara, Brent Maier, Greg Breunig. Row 5: Todd Breunig, Mike Sorge, Dan Heffron, Dave Luck. Brian Markley Starting with a relatively inexperienced line-up, the Eagle football team suffered through the first five ball games without a win before defeating Middleton 7-0 in the mud. The remainder of the season showed steady improvement as the Eagles won three of the last five games. Earning conference honors were: Shawn Breunig as first team defensive lineman; Tim Ganser as second team center; Todd Breunig, offensive tackle on the second team; and Mike Sorge, who garnered spots on the second team at both offensive and defensive ends. Despite the slow start, the team showed fine character and unity. By sticking together they were able to excel in the second half of the season and gain valuable experience for coming years. 102 103 J.V. FOOTBALL Row 1: Malt Thompson, Mitch Breunig, Darin Frey, Keith Wipperfurth. Derek Peetz, Ted Frey, Keith Mulhollon, Phil Pape. Matt Woerpel. Row 2: Coach Paul Sigler. Brad Breunig, Brian Kuhnau. Rob Rees, Kurt Bills, Gary Nolden, Steve Breunig, Jamie Walsh, Scott Haas. Chip Corning. Pat Killingsworth. Row 1: Sheila Hasheider — mang. Brad Herbrand, Darrel Breunig, Darren Breunig, Rick Yanke, Jeremy Chrisler, Tom Lohr, Jay Sorg. Row 2: Holly Moseman — mang. Mark Merlet, Greg Huber, Randy Krumenauer, Jason Lanius, Ken Parker, Owen Warren, Bob Jelinek. Chad Wiggen, Brett Lindquist. Row 3: Coach John Budd, Neil Uselman, Jim Humbracht, Shannon Hamilton, Brett Pierce. Charles Casale. Andy Denker, Terry Mack, Steve Zins, Erik Kilt, Jerry Neisen, Chuck Fiene. 104 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Varsity Cheerleaders: Diane Nolden. Kim Jackson, Shelly Price. Shelly Prey, Dawn Lamberty. Kathy Neumaier. Junior Varsity: Kristen Hummel. Melanie Cummings. Lori Goette. Brenda Greenheck. 10 5 VOLLEYBALL The 1985-86 volleyball season was one filled with many ups and downs for the Varsity Team. Lead by co- captains Joan Breunig and Roxanne Breunig, the team improved over last years record, with help from Vicki Anderson, the team’s most valuable player. The rest of the team con- sisted of Michelle Reible, Pan- dy Hutchinson, Kara Sprecher, Kris Keller, Kelly Bannon, Tammy Reible, Dawn Madison, Diane Slaney, Dana Theisen, Kim Eckstein, Becky Maier and Judy Noltner. Volleyball is a team sport; for in volleyball there are no individuals, there is only the team. The 1985-86 Varsity Volleyball Team would like to thank Coach Pletzer and say ... “LETS!!” Above: Come to me baby! 106 J.V.: Row 1: David Hedgepath. Robyn Patterson, Cindy Endres, Paula Breunig. Kim Breunig — captain. John Pletzer. Row 2: Tammy Breiby. Jean Harmon — captain. Paula Krintz. Row 3: Tammy Frey. Connie Ganser, Deb- bie Dobratz. Monica Breunig. Tracy Niesen, |enny Alt. Row 4: Julie Thompson. Becky Humbracht. Laura Hutchinson. Faye Breunig. Freshmen: Row 1: David Hedgepath. Stacie Manning, Heather Peters. Julie Davis — captain. Mardel Leigel. John Pletzer. Row 2: Jenny Breunig. Lori Berger. Debbie Breunig. Rita Sorge. Carie Heffron, Dionne Schutz. Robin Hadley. Amy Brown — captain, Rhon- da Hutter. Row 3: Heather Kipple, Kerry Meyer. Anne Pletzer. Laura Ballweg. 107 GIRLS’ SWIMMING The Girls’ Swimming Team finished its season with a 6-2 record. The successful season was attributed to a strong contingent of seniors as well as the hard work and efforts of the underclassman. Julie Liegel was voted MVP. Sarah Ramaker and Mary Jo Janney were voted most dedicated and most improved. Row 1: Wendy Breiby, Lynn Haas, Sarah Ramaker, Laura Block, Becky Elsing, Sue Delaney, Kim Fehrman. Row 2: Kris Yanke, Shawna Lukens, Shelley |ordi. Trina VandeBerg, Mary Jo |anney, Allison Beach, Julie Liegel, Sherry Liegel. Row 3: Patsy Raschein — manager, Jamie Wheeler, Kris Koenig. Coach Betsy Beale. Sandy Liegel. Sue Wheeler. 108 GIRLS’ TENNIS The 1985-86 Sauk Prairie Girls’ Tennis Team enjoyed a good season. The Varsity ended up being third in the Badger Conference, being defeated only by Stoughton and Monroe. The Junior Varsity was second in the conference, following Monroe. The varsity team was made up of one senior; Juniors — Kelly Breunig, Cheryl Bruckert, Tiffany Hodges, Pauline Lohr, Dee Dee Zeman; and one sophomore — Shelly Hutter. The Junior Varsity consisted of three seniors-Sue Kindschi, Mary Liegel, and Becky Rozovics; three juniors — Diane Ballweg, Mary Richardson, Lori Ziemke; and two sophomores — Tracy Dohm and Renee Rieder. Team honors at the end of the season were: Captain — Michelle Bruckert Co-MVP's — Kelly Breunig and Michelle Bruckert Co-most dedicated players — Cheryl Bruckert and Kelly Breunig. Most improved player — Renee Rieder. Row 1: Renee Rieder, Diane Ballweg, Mary Liegel, Becky Rozovics. Row 2: Tracy Dohm, Mary Richardson, Dee Dee Zeman, Kelly Breunig, Tiffany Hodges. Row 3: Sue Kindschi, Pauline Lohr. Cheryl Bruckert. Phyllis Grotjahn, Michelle Bruckert, Shelly Hutter, Lori Ziemke. 109 Becky practices her backhand. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Row 1: Diane Slaney, Amy Brown, Kelly Breunig, Pat Kill- ingworth. Row 2: Roxanne Breunig. Lynn Nolden, Vicki Anderson, Debbie Dresen, Shelly Hutter, Kim lackson. Dawn Madison. The 1985-86 Girls’ Varsity Basketball team improved its record from the previous year. Under the direction of new head coach, Pat Killingsworth, the team tried new techniques. Next year we will feel the loss of our two seniors, Vicki Anderson and Roxanne Breunig, but expect all of our other letter winners to return. no Row 1: Rita Sorge, Kathy Neumaier. Row 2: Judy Noltner, Laura Jutchinson, Jean Harmon. Row 3: Chuck Finney, Becky Maier, Julie Hillebrand. Julie Davis, Monica Breunig, Faye Breunig. Row 1: Aimee Bauer, Jody Hass, Kerry Meyer, Karen Bannan. Row 2: Carrie Heffron, Debbie Breunig. Row 3: Kathy Schoepp, David Hedgepath, Trina VandeBerg. Ill BOYS’ BASKETBALL Row 1: Matt Woerpel, Coach John Budd, Scott Brickl. Row 2: Doug Pape, Mike Merlet, Jeff Budd, Ed Breunig, David Luck, Daryl Loether, Brian Misslich, Mark Lamke, Jeff Davis, Dan Heffron, Mike Sorge, Jeff Deischer, Wade Brown. Paul Ranzenberger. The 1985-86 Boys basketball team started fast and recorded four wins in a row. With deter- mination and hustle they were in all games. A triple overtime loss, three two point losses, and two one point loses were exciting games, but not wins. This year’s senior dominated team made strides to improve Sauk Prairie basketball and will be missed. Daryl Loether was selected as the team’s MVP. Conference wins over Moneroe and Monona Grove were highlights of the season. 112 J.V. Boys’ Basketball. Row 1: Derek Peetz, Mark Schwartz. Darin Frey. Mike Rozovics. Scott Breunig, Ted Frey. Row 2: Chris Grinde, Dave Klepper. Brad Breunig. Mike Lamke. Vince Breunig. Brian Kuhnau. fames Hodges. John Cole. Freshman Boys’ Basketball. Row 1: Chad Wiggins. Tim Markley. Tom Lohr, Craig Bass. Mark Merlet. Row 2: Alan Osgood, Ross Mack. Terry Mack. David Lawerence, Nathan Kilen, Gary Trachsler. 113 BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Varsity: Carrie Frey. Melissa Koenig. Tammy Slotty, Cheryl Bruckert, Kim Breunig, Sue Kippley. ).V.: Kristin Wanless, Kristen King, Erin Frey. Jenny Breunig. 114 WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS Varsity — Lisa Beloungy. Trish Clement, Pam Lins, Mary Liegel, Becky Humbracht, Traci Ring. )unior Varsity — Kim Ferhrman, Robin Hadley, Mardel Liegel, Barb Lins. 115 WRESTLING The wrestling season was one in which many young wrestlers were able to gain a lot of ex- perience due to a rash of injuries and in- elegibilities. The Eagles used twenty-two dif- ferent wrestlers during the season in the Varsity line-up. The high point for the team was that they overcame these obstacles and ended the season 10-3 overall and 5-1 in the conference for second place in dual meets. Individual accomplishments were achieved by Todd Breunig, who finished second at 167 lbs. in the Badger Conference, and Steve Selden at 185 lbs. who finished first at the regionals. Even though many of the Junior Varsity wrestlers were moved up to Varsity, the J.V. team was able to achieve a 8-6-1 overall record, and a 3-2-1 record in the conference. vam 116 Varsity and J.V. Wrestling. Row 1: Joe Breunig. Paul Sigler. Rick Yanke. Row 2: Wally Mack. Brian Uselman. Darren Breunig. Owen Warren, Kurt Uselman. Mike Cummings. Ken Mulhullon. Steve Sprecher. Matt Rising. Ken Ziegler. Row 3: Coach Gary DeLorme, Russ Lipka. Brad Herbrand, John Gesicki. Jason VandeHey. Mitch Breunig. Kim Smith. Neil Uselman. Reed Hadley. Steve Boetcher. Todd Breunig. Steve Seldon. Brian Schultz, Coach Wayne Bruno 117 GYMNASTICS Row 1: Kris Kizer, Sue Koci, Terri Klepper, Tammy Satterstrom, Ericka Martin, Abett Martin. Row 2: Brenda Greenheck, Carla Feltz. Tracy Kamrath, Lynn Haas, Wendy Breiby. Our young team of gymnasts put forth a great deal of hard work this year. It was a year of growth and tough competition. Our only two seniors and co- captains, Tracy Kamrath and Terri Klepper led us to an im- proved and ultimately suc- cessful season. 11H 119 Row 1: Coach Rick Conroy. Scott Schmidlkopfer, Jason Whitt, Coach Dean Lovell. Row 2: Steve Barrett. Brad Uselman. John Schmidlkofer, Brad Hutter, Mark Orr, Scott King, Aaron Frosch, Brad Zeman, Brad Lewis, Matt Thompson, Jeff Koch, Cric Risley, Chuck Bronder, Rick Eilertson. Bill Randolph. BOYS’ SWIMING The boys’ swim team went nowhere but up from last year’s second place finish at the conference meet. The Eagle swimmers cap- tured a proud Southern Swim Conference ti- tle with a total team effort. They dethroned defending champion Jefferson, defeating them by a slim but very decisive margin of nine points. The twelve team Southern Swim Conference was stunned by the Eagles’ unparalleled per- formance. SPHS did not take first in any in- dividual event; instead they relied solely on their tenacious team depth to outdistance all competitors. The Eagles not only performed well at the conference meet, but they also compiled an impressive dual meet record of 7-1. Their record earned them the Western Division Championship in the large Southern Swim Conference. Coaches Rick Conroy and Dean Lovell, along with team captains Brad Hutter and Brad Uselman couldn’t have been more pleased with the season outcome. Team honors went to Eric Risley and Brad Uselman for MVP, Scott King and Rick Eilertson for most im- proved, and Jason Whitt for most dedicated. 120 GOLF Jeff and his opponent check each other’s scorecards for “accidental mistakes.” Coach Rodencal figures scores. Jeff Koch, Scott Carlson. Jeff Budd. Jim Breunig. Derrick Ballweg. Matt Habada. Coach Jeff concentrates on his Rodencal. Brian Clark. James Hodges. Brad Zeman. Randy Ruhland, Joe Keller. hole-in-one. 121 1985 VARSITY BASEBALL The Eagle Varsity Baseball team was proud of their season accomplishments — their 12-7 record, which was second best in the Badger Conference. They were champions of the Sauk Prairie Invitational, and, also Regional Cham- pions. Letter Winners Individual ac- complishments went to: Fred Peterson, (sr.): Unanimous first team all conference, team cap- tain, MVP, 7-3 record, 1.68 ERA. Stan Breunig, (sr.): Unanimous first team all conference, .327 BA, Mike Sorge, (jr.): First team all conrerence, Brad Suchla, (jr.): Special mention all conference, led team in hitting (.403). Tim Ganser, (jr.): Honorable mention all conference, .333 BA. Mike Merlet, (jr.): Honorable mention all conference, Mike Gundlach, (jr.): Honorable mention all con- ference, .292 BA. Other lettermen on the Eagle Baseball Team were Paul Ranzenberger, .333 BA, Wade Brown, .286 BA, Kurt Ballweg, Dan Heffron, and Ed Breunig. Written by Jeff Trudell. Below: Coach Dettman voices his opinion. 122 Row 1: Mike Merlet, Tim Ganser. Wade Brown, Paul Ranzenberger. Tom Sauer. Brad Suchla. Row 2: Dan Heffron, Mike Sorge, Ed Breunig, Jeff Weinke, Brad Miller. Mike Gundlach, Stan Breunig. Row 3: Coach Dettman. Kurt Ballweg. Coach Binger. Freddie Peterson, Coach Maschman. Row 1: Coach Binger. Randall Mack, Dennis Manning. Jeff Ganser. Row 2: Craig Schara. Corey Schlender. Mark Orr, Rich Wolff. Row 3: Russ Breunig. Stewart Ballweg, Greg Breunig. Steve Seldon. Jeff Trudell. Row 1: Jamie Walsh, Steve Breunig, Keith Mulhollon. Darin Frey. Matt Thompson. Row 2: Coach Huntington. Mitch Breunig, Vince Breunig, Ted Frey, Derek Peetz, Brian Kuhnau. Row 3: Dale Frey, Joe Welsch, Ken Mulhollon, John Cole. 123 1985 VARSITY SOFTBALL Row 1: Tiffany Hodges, Diane Slaney, Wanda Warren. Lynn Nolden. Row 2: Pauline Lohr, Shelly Breunig, DeeDee Zeman, Tam- my Slolly, Kim Breunig. Row 3: Coach Chris Grinde. fill Haselwander, Vicki Anderson. Roxanne Breunig. 1985 Varsity Girls’ Softball Season Record: won 6, lost 11. The girl’s softball team started out slow last year, but improved over the course of the season. The team was very young and started three juniors and six sophomores. We had only one senior on the team. Pauline Lohr made honorable mention all conference. Much better things are expected next year. Most valuable player was Roxanne Breunig, and co-most im- proved players were Pauline Lohr and Tiffany Hodges. J.V. Record: won 10, lost 6. Freshmen Record won 1, lost 8. 124 Above: Out at first.” Below:“Please. not again!” Row 1: Karen Lamberty, Tammy Frey, Ayako Ido. Row 2: Faye Breunig, Angela Breunig, Dana Theisen. ludy Noltner. Row 3: Heather Roundy. Barb Schoepp. Coach Tim Marshall, Dawn Madison, Shelly Hutter. Row 1: Sue Wheeler. Sandy Liege). Tanya Cutler. Row 2: Sue Kippley, Tammy Breiby, Carla Zander. Row 3: Penny Haselwander. Tracy Neisen. Cindy Kndres, Laura Hutchinson. Top:‘‘Has anybody seen my glove?” Bottom:“OK. Here’s the plan.” 125 GIRLS’ TRACK 1984-1985 Row 1: Angela Hutter, Jenny Alt. Stacey Walsh. Lori Wolter, Lynn Haas, Nikki Runde, Dana Fitch. Row 2: Michelle Reible. Sarah Ramaker, Carla Feltz, Kris Yanke, Shawna Lukens. Kim Jackson. Tammy Reible. Tricia Tank. Row 3: Pandy Hutchinson. Tabitha Sprecher. Lisa Moye. Tracy Seiler. Eva Wollersheim. Sandy Breunig, Becky Maier. Row 4: Coach Mike Kuss, Molly Accola. Tina Seiler. Viviane Lebrun, Maria Troestler. Patsy Raschein, Annya Eilert- son. manager. Coach Jane Kuss. The 1985 Girls’ Track Team had a 4-3 dual meet record, with 2nd place at the Baraboo Invitational. The team finished 4th overall in the conference. School records were set by Lori Wolter in the 800m, 1600m, and 3200m runs, Kim Jackson in the long jump, and Stacey Walsh in the 100m high hurdles. A record was also set by the 3200m relay team. Lori Wolter qualified for the state meet and placed 1st in the 3200m run, and 2nd in the 1600m race. In the 3200m run, she set a new state record, and was named All-American. 126 Row 1: Russ I.ipka. Tom Hankins. leff Deischer. Rich Sereg. Lee Kostroski. Jay Chrisler. Rick Kilertson. Row 2: Coach Dan Winzenried. Scotl King. Jeff Tormey. Mark Schwarz. Jason Whitt, lereme VandeHey. Throster Guodmundsson. Tim Am- brose. Jason VandeHey. Coach Cindy Winzenried. Row 3: Kevin Wipperfurth. Mike Cummings. Brian Misslich. Dave Seymour. Jim Ballweg. Jim Deischer. Dave Hanks. Joel Chrisler. Brian Uselman. Row 4: Jeff Jaedike. John Farr. Shawn Breunig. Kurt Bills. Daryl Loether. Brent Albers. Brad Johnson. Phil Pape. 127 BOYS’ TRACK 1984-1985 Special awards were presented to the following team members at the conclusion of the season: Letter Winners: Steve Wollersheim. Jeff Jones, Paul Weiss. Eric Mack Mike Rozovics, Cliff Peterson, and Larry Richardson MVP: Steve Wollersheim Most Improved: Larry Richardson Captain of the 1986 Team: Paul Weiss Player of the Year: Steve Wollersheim JV Player of the Year: Dan Breunig, Bryan Mallon Golden Racket Award: Mike Rozovics Rookie Award: Mike Rozovics 7th Man Award: Larry Richardson Silver Platter Award: Steve Wollersheim Mr. Hustle Award: Ken Block Row 1: Cliff Peterson. Eric Mack. Bryan Mallon. Brad Zeman, Mike Uttech, Terry Ward. Row 2: Mike Rozovics, Corey Sprecher, Paul Hutter. Ken Block. Row 3: Paul Weiss. Steve YVollersheim, Coach Judd Olson, Jeff Jones, Larry Richardson. 128 Jeff Jones tries out for the FTD Florist man. HOMECOMING ’85 12 9 Left: A knee-slapper of a joke. Above: Everyone is excited over the prospect of weiner winks for lunch. Near Left: Oh, oh, oh, ice cold milk and an OREO cookie .. Left: and knees and toes, and knees and toes, and . .. “I studied so hard last night! Yes, I use Pepsodent. Can we change your schedule just one more time? Why yes, I'd be proud to be your wife.1 More classes? Great?' 1)1 132 133 Below: Entrance to the first Prairie du Sac bridge construction began in the fall of 1850. Photo courtesy Walter G. Doll Society. Above Left: Fashion hats of the time. Below: A block of Prairie du Sac shoreline in 1908. Photo courtesy of Sauk City Library. Below Left: Fashion hats of the time. 154 on what would be the first bridge across the Wisconsin River. Below Right: Fashion hats of the time. Above Right: Fashion hats of the time. Below: Taken in 1876, this picture shows the steamboat Ellen Hardy tied up on the Prairie du Sac shore. Photo courtesy Walter G. Doll Society. 135 m mm£ Right: Shown is the Prairie du Sac High School which opened for classes in 1915. The gym (built in 1929) still stands and is part of the Grand Avenue Elementary School. Photo courtesy Paul Babington. Below: Another view of the Prairie du Sac High School. To the left is the addition which was built in 1922. Photo courtesy of Sauk City Library. Right: R. S. Babington was a principal in Prairie du Sac schools for over thirty years. Known for his progressive ideas, he kept the Prairie du Sac High School up to date. Photo courtesy Paul Babington. Lower Right: Part of the Prairie du Sac High School, which was destroyed by fire in 1965. Photo courtesy Paul Babington. 136 Top: A high school class in Prairie du Sac, 1908. It is certainly a different environment than classrooms of today. Photo courtesy Walter G. Doll Society. Above Left: The class of 1986 was the last group of students to attend kindergarten at the Washington Street School. Photo courtesy Walter G. Doll Society. Above: This school, built in 1864, served as the Prairie du Sac High School until 1914. Photo courtesy of Sauk City Library. Left: A view of the Prairie du Sac High School from a distance. Photo courtesy Paul Babington. Above: Though trains are seldom seen in Sauk Prairie today, this train depot (built in 1881) saw many arrivals and depar- tures. Photo courtesy Walter G. Doll Society. Right: A village street scene before the advent of paved roads. Photo courtesy of Paul Babington. t 138 mmi£m sgere Left: the State Bank building in Sauk City now houses the of- fices of the Sauk Prairie Star. Photo courtesy of Sauk City Library. Left: The Sauk City Hall and Library were housed in the same building. Photo courtesy of Sauk City Library. Above: A view of Park Avenue in Prairie du Sac. Photo courtesy of Walter G. Doll Society. Left: Main Street in Prairie du Sac. Photo Courtesy of Paul Babington. V 139 PA AEIE Right: Water Street in Sauk City was brightly lit in celebration of the new bridge in 1922. Photo courtesy of Sauk City Library. Below: A scene from the bridge dedica- tion parade in August, 1922. Photo courtesy of Sauk City Library. Below Right: A float in the bridge dedication parade. Photo courtesy of Sauk City Library. Above: A large crowd gathers for a Above: An old fire truck makes a parade appearance. Photo courtesy Walter G. Doll Field Day in the summer of 1900. Photo Society, courtesy Walter G. Doll Society. 140 Left: The hard-working yearbook staff labors late into the night. Below: The 1897 Prairie du Sac track team was guided by trainer Ernie Washington (on ground). Washington, a native of Tennessee, drowned while aiding in the con- struction of the dam. Above: The country doctor visited his patients by way of horse and buggy. Left: Formed in 1912 and active for four years, the Prairie du Sac Ladies' Band included both brass and reed in- struments. Photo courtesy Walter G. Doll Society. 141 Left: A large crowd gathered for the decoration of the Sauk Ci- ty Bridge in August, 1922. Photo courtesy of Sauk City Library. Center: Water Street in Prairie du Sac. Photo courtesy Paul Babington. Below: An aerial view of Above: Water Street in Sauk City. Note the parking in the center of the Above: A Birds-eye view of Sauk City street. Photo courtesy of Sauk City Library. 142 Right: The Steamer Grand in 1909 as it passed Prairie du Sac on a trip from Menominee, Michigan to Little Rock, Arkansas. Photo courtesy of Sauk City Library. Center: The streetcar was an early method of transportation. Photo courtesy of Sauk City Library. The Prairie du Sac Bridge. Photo courtesy Paul Babington. mm mmm Taken in 1908. Photo courtesy of Sauk City Library. Above: Water Street in Sauk City on Stock Day in 1908. Photo courtesy of Sauk City Library. 143 4 a ifmm ffiOMWK Right: The Evangelical Church in Prairie du Sac was built in the early 1800's. In 1905 it was remodelled and renamed Concordia Church. Photo courtesy of Grace Waydick. Below: An aerial view of Prairie du Sac. Photo courtesy of Sauk City Library. Above: The Prairie du Sac toll bridge. Photo courtesy of Reuben Mueller. Right: The second Presbyterian Church was built in 1868. The spire was blown off in a storm, and was finally replaced in 1970. Photo courtesy Walter G. Doll Society. 144 H t G n Shaughn Bannon Elizabeth Beale Nancy Breunig Wayne Bruno John Budd Rick Conroy Gary DeLorme Cindy Duban Lynn Evarts Chris Grinde Sue Halloway James Jackson Paul lesberger Debbie Johnson Bousquet Milo Kilen Elizabeth Koehl Ron Kostroski Frank Kuzma Karen Luher Terry Maschman Near Right:“Allo. Is this Paris?” Far Right: Mr. Bannon wonders “Why am I los- ing my hair? 146 Terry Maschman Mary Lou McBride Roger Moe J. Peter Mullen Lisa Nate James Peterson Mary Paddock Jud Olsen Mary O’Hearn Henry Netzinger Kathy Powers Dan Reierson Claire Richardson Gil Rodencal George Roth Tom Rusch Martha Schmid Gene Schutt Mary Schwoch Paul Sigler Mr. Olsen tries to change Mr. Roth’s schedule. “Please, God. let them understand Spanish.” 147 Audrey Sinnott James Staff Laverne Stuckey Jackie Sweno Daniel Tess Fat Thompson Sue VanVleet Dan Winzenried Lucinda Winzenried Duane Woerpel Angela Young Ralph Zebell Right: Mrs. Sinnott and Miss VanVleet wonder whether to go to the Halloween Dance or the Skateland Event. 148 Bill Anderson Patti Cook Phyllis France Laverne Greiber Dave Hedgepath Grace Kleist Doranna Lucey Marjorie Oneson Faye Rentmeester Darleen Rischmueller Faye Rolstad Matt Roth Pat Ruhland Ginny Wyttenbach Tom Sliter Row 1: Mrs. Pickar, Mrs. Rau, Mrs. Niederklopfer. Mrs. Frey. Row 2: Mrs. Fuller. Mrs. Breunig, Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Frommung. Mrs. Ballweg. Mrs. Langdon. 149 Near Left: “Darn. Broke a nail. ADMINISTRATION Dr. John Foster — Principal Seniors, an important aspect of your life will change with the com- ing of graduation. It is important not to look back in regret, but to look forward to your future and the challenges that lie ahead. The years you spend together as a class should be remembered fondly, but now is the time you should apply what you’ve learned toward the future. Challenge the future, do not let the future control you. Mr. Jerry Rosso — Assistant Principal High schools across the nation are going through considerable change. An emphasis has been placed on intellectual and academic achievement. This emphasis can be realized and still continue to focus on a comprehansive high school which meets the needs of all students. Students at Sauk-Prairie High School continue to score higher than both the national and state averages on standardized tests. The resources are here to achieve an excellent education. The only limiting factor is the limitations that the student places on himself or herself. I encourage each student to take a risk, stand out, and achieve. Mr. Jerry Jones — District Administrator SCHOOL BOARD Standing: Corine Hutter. Melvin Bickford. Wayne Moll, Torger Mikkelson, Bill Ja- quish, Jerry Jones. Sitting: Kathy Rozovics. Robert Koenig, Donna Purcell 50 SENIOR INDEX BEGINNING GRADE 12 ALT, RANDENE (12) 18 AMBROSE. TIMOTHY (12) 8, 9.18.127 AMBROSE, TODD (12) 11,18. 90.102 ANDERSON, VICTORIA (12) 18. 81.85. 89. 92,110,111,124 BADER, KALA (12) 18.89 BADER, TRENT (12) 18. 73. 82, 83. 84. 86. 87, 96. 98 BALLWEG. DOUGLAS (12) 18. 89 BALLWEG. KAREN (12) 17.19. 89. 91 BALLWEG, LUCY (12) 17.19. 86, 89 BANNAN, KELLY (12) 19. 80. 85, 89 BARRETT, STEVE (12) 77,120 BAUER, TODD (12) 19, 72, 98 BEACH, ALLISON (12) 19. 40, 82, 85. 87,108 BEDNAR, MICHELLE (12) 19. 84 BELOUNGY, LISA (12) 11.19, 91,115 BLUM, MINDY (12) 20,89 BOETTCHER, STEVEN (12) 11,20,85. 90.102,117 BREUNIG, COLLEEN (12) 13, 20, 73, 76, 81.82. 83. 84. 87. 89. 98.130 BREUNIG, DALE (12) 20. 90 BREUNIG, DANIEL (12) 20. 75 BREUNIG, DAVID (12) 20, 90 BREUNIG, JOAN (12) 10,20,72,76,79. 81,82,85,94.96 BREUNIG, MARK (12) 20. 90 BREUNIG, MARTY (12) 21, 90.102 BREUNIG, ROXANNE (12) 17. 21.76. 85.89.107,110.124 BREUNIG, SHAWN (12) 11. 21, 74. 85, 89,102,127 BREUNIG, TODD (12) 10. 21, 85, 88. 102,117 BROWN, WADE (12) 8, 9, 21,81, 85. 89. 102,103,112,113.122 BRUCKERT, MICHELLE (12) 21.74. 85. 87,109.130 BUDD, JEFFERY (12) 8, 9. 21.79, 84. 85. 87.89,112,113.121 CAFLISCH, JON (12) 21, 80. 89 CASALE, MICHELLE (12) 22, 87. 89 CHRISTIANSON, ROXANNE (12) 22. CLEMENT, TRISHA (12) COOK, DANA (12) CROW. LYNN (12) DAVIS, JEFFERY (12) DECKER. THAD (12) DEISCHER, JAMES (12) 88 22.40, 77, 85. 86. 89. 91,115 22,71.90 22 8, 9, 22,112 22 8,9, 22,89, 112,127 DELACROIX. ANNE (12) 23. 80. 86 DODD. ROBYN {12) 23.84 DRESEN, KRISTINE (12) 23, 73, 77. 89. 91 DUNSE, SUE (12) 23, 76, 88. 98 ECKSTEIN, ROECHELL (12) 23,89.91 EITH, JEFFREY {12) 23.74 ENDRES, KAREN (12) 8. 9. 23. 81.89 FEINER, DALE (12) 23 FLEMING, COLLEEN (12) 8. 9. 24. 72. 75. 84 FOSNOT, JACQUELINE (12) 24,75.83, 86, 87,98,130 FOSTER, MELODIE (12) 24, 88 FREY, CARRIE (12) 24. 83. 89,114 FREY, SHELLY (12) 11.24. 86.105 FROSCH, TAMMY (12) 11,24, 75 GANSER, SCOTT (12) 24 GANSER, TIMOTHY (12) 10. 24. 40, 73, 85.102.122,129 GAVOL, JON (12) 25 GREENHECK, JODIE (12) 25, 86 GUNDLACH, MICHAEL (12) 25,122 HAAS. LORI (12) 25,84 HAAS, MICHAEL (12) 25. 77. 89 HABADA, MATTHEW (12) 25.121 HADLEY, REED (12) 25.117 HALVERSON, SHAWN (12) 4. 25. 89 HANKS. DAVID (12) 11. 26, 89.102.127 HARRISON, JEFF (12) 26 HART, DONALD (12) 8,9.13. 26, 73 HEFFRON, DANIEL (12) 11. 26, 85, 87. 89.102,112.113.122 HERSCHLEB, KRISTINE (12) 26. 89 HETHERINGTON, TRACY (12) 26.80. Q8 130 1 33 HICKS, MICHAEL (12) ’ 26,74 HIRSCHINGER, KATHERINE (12) 26. 81,83.88 HOOKER, JAMES (12) 27. 90 HOSKING, DENISE (12) 27. 73. 89 HUDSON, TRACY (12) 27. 84 HUERTH.PAUL (12) 27 HUMBRACHT, JENNIFER (12) 27.86. 87 HUTCHINSON, PANDY (12) 8, 9, 27, 89,126 HUTTER, BRADLEY (12) 8. 27, 71,92. 93, 94,120 JANNEY, MARY JO (12) 27. 72, 76. 81. 82.84.87.108 JENSEN, JAMES (12) 28 KAMRATH, TRACY (12) 8, 9, 28. 87, 118 KELLER, KRISTIN (12) 28, 40, 87 KELLEY, TIMOTHY (12) 28 KINDSCHI, SUSAN (12) 28.87,98,109 KING, SCOTT (12) 28. 82. 86. 89.100. 120.127.133 KIPPLEY, JOSEPH (12) 28, 90 KLEPPER, TERRI (12) 28, 40, 77, 85. 86, 91,118 KLUG, JAMES (12) 29, 80, 89. 94, 96 KOENIG, KRIS (12) 8, 9. 29, 79, 81.84, 85.108 KRUCHTEN, DANIEL (12) 8. 9. 29. 85, 90 LAMBERTY, DAWN (12) 10,29,71.86. 105 LAMKE, MARK (12) 29, 72,112 LIEGEL, JULIE (12 ) 29. 94. 96,108 LIEGEL, MARY (12) 29.86,87.89,109. 115,131 LINS. PAMELA (12) 11.29. 72. 89.115 LITSCHER, SUZANNE (12) 30 LOETHER. DARYL (12) 30.112,113, 127 LUETSCHER, DWIGHT (12) 30, 89 LUHER, JENNIFER (12) 30, 94. 96. 98 LYON, KRISTINE (12) 30 MACK, DONNA (12) 13. 30. 81.83. 88. 130 MACK, KIETH (12) 30 MACK, PAMELA (12) 30. 87. 89 MAZEREK, LINDA (12) 75, 88 MERLET, MIKE (12) 31, 82, 87.112,122 MILLER, BRADLEY (12) 31.122 MOYE, LISA (12) 31.86. 89.101.126 NANTT, ALYSSA (12) 31.80.86.87.98 NEUMA ER. KIMBERLY (12) 31 NEUMAIER, MATT (12) 31.89 N ESEN, KENNETH (12) 31 NINMANN, JENNIFER (12) 31.83, 84 NOLDEN, DIANE (12) 11,17. 32. 82, 91, 105 O’CONNOR, KELLIE (12) 8. 9. 32. 89 PAPE, LORI (12) 32.80.91 PEJSKAR.JEAN (12) 32.89 PELANEK, REBECCA (12) 32 PETERSON. CLIFF (12) 32.128 PRICE, MICHELLE (12) 32. 85. 89 RAM AKER, SCOTT (12) 32 RAMSEY. TINA (12) 33 RAUNER, ROBERT (12) 8. 9. 33, 89 REIBLE, MICHELLE (12) 33, 98.126, 132 REIBLE, MITCHELL (12) 33, 90 REUTER, AMY (12) 33. 77, 82 RICHARDS, RHONDA (12) 33 RING, TRACI (12) 33,115 RIX, LISA (12) 17,33,91 ROZOVICS, JENNIFER (12) 34. 84. 86. 98 ROZOVICS, REBECCA (12) 17. 34. 85. 86. 98.109 RUSSELL. CONNIE (12) 34. 80. 84. 89. 95 SAUER, TOM (12) 34,122 SCHOEPP, PATRICIA (12) 11. 34, 88 SCHOEPPP, VICKY (12) 3, 8. 9. 34, 84. 87 SCHULTZ, BRIAN (12) 34. 90. 117 SEILER. TRACY (12) 34. 72. 77. 85. 90. 126 SEREG, RICHARD (12) 13, 35. 40. 73. 81.87, 100,127 SEYMOUR, DAVID (12) 4. 17. 35. 87. 100,127 SLANEY, JOYCE (12) 35 SLOTTY. MATTHEW (12) 35. 90 SLOTTY, TAMARA (12) 35.85.89.98. 114. 124.133 SMITH, KIM (12) 35. 89 100.101.117, 133 SORGE, MIKE (12) 11.35, 71.85.102. 112,122 SPETH, SHARON (12) 35. 74. 82. 84. 89. 101 SPRECHER, CHRISTINE (12) 36. 80. 87. , 91,98 SPRECHER, KARA (12) 36, 73, 77. 85. 86. 94, 96, 98 SPRECHER. KIM (12) 36. 81,87. 90 SPRECHER. STEVE (12) 36.90. 117 STATZ. LEONARD (12) 36. 90 STOFFELS. BRENDA (12) 36. 89 STRANG. DEBBRA (12) 36 SUCHLA, BRAD (12) 36,122 THOMPSON, LAURA (12) 37 THOMPSON, MICHELLLE (12) 37 TRACER, BRENDA (12) 37. 88 TROESTLER, MARIA (12) 37. 80. 86. 89.91.98.101,126.133 TRUDE LL, BRADLEY (12) 13. 37. 72. 75.76.81.82.84.86 USELMAN, BRADLEY (12) 37,120 VERBURG, SHAWN (12) 37. 80 VERTEIN, SANDY (12) 37, 89 WALLS, KAREN (12) 38. 88. 98 WARNER. FRANCINE (12) 38. 76. 80. 87.94 WARREN, WANDA (12) 38. 85. 98. 124 WEHLER. TODD (12) 38,72.81.82.84, INDEX 90 WEINKE, JEFF (12) 38,122 WEISS, PAUL (12) 38. 82. 84. 87. 100. 127 WHEELER, JAMES (12) 13. 38. 72 WILHELM, CHAD (12) 38. 77. 89 WILKINSON, CHRISTINE (12) 39. 88 WILKINSON. TRACY (12) 17. 39. 40 W1PPERFURTH. KEITH (12) 39 WOLLERSHE1M. EVA (12) 39. 86.101. 126 WORMET, SHARON (12) 39. 86 YANKE, KRISTINE (12) 8. 9. 39. 74. 75. 79.81.85,86, 108, 126 ZECH, KEVIN (12) 39 ZIEGLER. AMY (12) 39. 86. 89 ZIEGLER. CHERYL (12) 40. 86 ZIEGLER. RENEE’ (12) 40. 76. 85 ZIMMERMAN. LYNN (12) 40. 80. 88 BEGINNING GRADE 11 ADANK, KARI (11) ADLER. MIKE (11) ALT. SCOTT (11) ALWIN, CRAIG (11) BALLVVEG. CARLA (11) 42. 87. 94. 98 42 42,102 42.83.88 41.42.81.85, 86. 87,103 BALLVVEG. DALE (11) 42 BALLVVEG. DIANE (11) 42. 86. 89, 109 BALLVVEG. EDWARD (11) 42, 102 BALLVVEG. MARY (11) 3. 41.42. 79. 81, 85.87,101,103 BALLVVEG. SANDRA (11) 42. 87 BALLVVEG. STEWART (11) 42.90.102, 123 BANNON, KEVIN (11) 42. 88. 89, 102 B1LLHORN, JENNIFER (11) 42, 86 BLAIR, TRACY (11) 42. 80. 86, 91 BOEHNEN, MELANIE (11) 42. 90 BRE1BY, TAMMY (11) 42. 49. 95. 98, 107.125 BREUNIG, COLLEEN (11) 42. 98 BREUNIG.DEAN(U) 42 BREUNIG. GREGORY (11) 42.102.123 BREUNIG, KELLY (11) 42. 82. 85. 109, 110 BREUNIG. KIM (11) 42.107,114, 124 BREUNIG, MICHELLE (11) 42.91.124 BREUNIG. RODNEY (11) 42. 90 BREUNIG. RUSSELL (11) 42, 82.123 BREUNIG, SANDRA E. (11) 42, 85. 87, 98,101.126 BREUNIG, SANDRA L. (11) 42. 87. 89. 98 BREUNIG, TRACI (11) 42, 86. 89 BRICKL. BRYAN (11) 47 BRUCKERT, CHERYL (11) 42.85.109, 114 BRUCKERT, TIM (11) 42 BUELOW, TANA (11) 42.87 CALLAHAN, CHRISTA (11) 43, 87. 91 CAPUTO, TOBY (11) 43 CARLSON. SCOTT (11) 43. 89. 98. 102, 121 CLARK. BRIAN (11) 43.121 COOK. JODI (11) 43.87.91 CRAPSER, RENEE (11) 43, 48. 98 CRUSE, MICKI (11) 43 DAHLKE, DALE (11) 43.88,102.130 DAVIS. WAYNE (11) 43 DEISCHER. JEFFREY (11) 43.100,127 DOBRATZ. JILLIANE (11) 43. 86 DRESEN, DEBRA (11) DUNWALD.LLSA(ll) EICHMAN, CAROL (11) EILERTSON, ER C (11) ENGE, ANDREW (11) ENGE. GREGORY (11) FASSBENDER. BRENDA (11) FLSH. TAMARA (11) FISHER, ANGELA (11) FLEMING.SHAWN(ll) FOSSUM. JULIE (11) FREDINE, DANIEL (11) FREY. MITCHELL (11) FREY. TAMMY (11) FRIOU. JENNIFER (11) 43.81.85.87, 110 43.98 43.87 43.82.87,100. 120. 127 43,90 47.90. 102 43 43,86 43. 86. 98 43.89 43.86. 93.94 43,94 43,47 43.89 43. 86. 87. 96. 98 43 43,79.81,89 FROSH, STEVEN (11) FROSH, TINA (11) GANSER, JEFFREY (11) 43, 90, 102,123 GARBETT, STEPHANIE (11) 43. 87 GASSER. CYNTHIA (11) 43. 81.82. 84. 87 GENTHE. MIKE (11) 44 GRAUVOGL. ANTHONY (11) 90 GRIFFITHS, TRACY (11) 44. 91 HARPER. M CHAEL (11) 44 HARRIS, BRIDGET (11) 44. 85. 86 HASELWANDER. PENNY (11) 44. 87. 98. 125 HEHENBERGER. KRISTI (11) 44. 80. 89 HERING, SUSAN (11) 44. 87. 91 HICKS. THOMAS (11) 44. 89 HILLEBRAND. TAMMY (11) 44. 87. 92. 93 95 98 HODGES, TIFFANY (11) 44. 82. 86. 109. 124 HOSKING, PAMELA (11) 44. 80. 81.86, 91 HUBER. TONY L. (11) 44 JACOBY. JEFFERY (11) 44. 84. 87 JENSEN, DAVID (11) 44. 98 JORDI, SHELLEY (11) 44. 49. 85. 87. 89. 108 KAUFMAN, ANGELA (11) 44. 80. 86. 91 KAUFMAN, CARRI (11) 44. 86 KIPPLEY, SUSAN (11) 44. 114. 125 KIRNER, BRETT (11) 44. 96. 98 K1ZER, KRISTEN (11) 5. 44. 85. 86. 92. 118 KOCI, SUSAN (11) 44.81.85,86, 118 KORB, PENNY (11) 44. 48. 86, 91 KRATZKE, (THRISTINE (11) 47.81.86. 94.96, 130 KRINTZ, PAULA (11) 44. 98.107 KUHNAU, BETSY (11) 44. 80. 86. 89 LAMBERTY. KAREN (11) 44. 84. 85. 87, 125 LANGE, CHERRY (11) 44. 87 LEESE, JENNIFER (11) 47. 84 LEIDIG, TIM (11) 44.90,102 LINABERRY. BRIAN (11) 44. 96. 98 LINDLOFF, MICHAEL (11) 44. 90 LISTELLO, CHARLES (11) 44 LOETHER. RICHARD (11) 45 LOHR, PAULINE (11) 41.45. 81.85. 87. 109.124 LUCK, DAVID (11) 12.45.90, 102, 112 LUKENS, SHAWNA (11) 45.48.49.81, 82.85.86. 108. 126 MACK, ERIC (11) 45. 82. 128 MACK. RANDALL (11) 45. 90. 123 MADISON. DAWN (11) 45. 49. 85. 87, 110,111.125 MAIER. BRENT (11) 45,102 MANNING. DENNIS (11) 45,82, 102, 123 MARKLEY. BRIAN (11) 45.90. 102 MARTIN, GREG (11) 45.98 MEEKER, ROBERT (11) 45. 48. 86.102. 130 MELLUM, TROY (11) 45 MIDTHUN, RONNIE (11) 45 MIKKELSON, LEIF (11) 45. 48. 96, 98 MILLER, DAVID (11) 45,87 MISSLICH, BRIAN (11) 45. 50.112,127 MULLEN. SEAN (11) 45 NEUMAIER. KATHY (11) 45, 50. 87. 105.111,130 N NMANN. KIM (11) 41.45. 81.85 NOLDEN, DOUGLAS (11) 45. 90 NOLDEN, LYNELLE (11) 45.84. 110, 124 O’DONNELL, DENNIS (11) 45 ORR. MARK (11) 45,102,103.120 PAGEL. MARION (11) 45 PAPE. DOUGLAS (11) 45,90,102,112 PAPE, ROBERT (11) 45.88 PULVERMACHER, DIANE (11) 45. 50. 87.91 PURCELL, HEATHER (11) 45, 87 RANZENBERGER. PAUL (11) 46, 102, 112,122 RAC. BRENDA (11) 46. 48, 87, 89 REIBLE, TAMMY (11) 46. 98,107,126 RETHARD. WENDY (11) 46. 48. 87 RICHARDSON. MARY (11) 46. 80. 109 RISLEY, ERIC (11) 46.98.120 RIX. DANIEL (11) 46,90 ROLLER. BRENDA (11) 46. 48, 87, 91 ROUNDY, HEATHER (11) 46, 125 RUHLAND. GERARD (11) 46, 90 RUNDE. NICHOLE (11) 46. 48. 86. 94. 96.126 SALADIS, DEBORAH (11) 46. 48. 80. 82, 86. 89 SATTERSTROM, TAMER A (11) 46. 118 SCHARA.CRA G (11) 46,102.123,132 SCHLENDER, COREY (11) 46.102,123 SCHMIDLKOFER, JOHN (11) 46. 98. 120 SCHOEPP, ALAN (11) 46. 90 SCHOEPP, BARBARA (11) 46, 84. 87. 125 SCHOEPP, PETER (11) 46 SCHRODER, GLEN (11) 46. 90, 102 SCHROEDER, LEE (11) 46,102 SCHROFER. BECKY (11) 87. 91, 106 SCHWANZ. APRIL (11) 48. 87. 89 SELDEN. STEVE (11) 46.90,102.117, 123 SHINKER. RHONDA (11) 46,86.87,89 SLANEY. DIANE (11) 46. 85,110, 124 SLARK, LAURIE (11) 46, 89, 90 SPRECHER. COREY (11) 47. 90, 94. 96. 102. 128 SPRECHER. KIRK (11) 46 SPRECHER. SCOTT (11) 46. 90 STARKS, LISA (11) 46 STATZ, CARRIE (11) 46. 87. 91 TARNUTZER. BRETT (11) 47. 92, 94. 96 THISTLE, BRAD (11) 47 THOMPSON. BRENDA (11) 47, 48. 86 THOMPSON. TERESA (11) 47. 86. 87. 91 5 2 INDEX TORMEY. JEFFREY (11) 47. 86.127 TRUDELL. JEFFREY (11) 47. 86.123 USELMAN, BRIAN (11) 47.100.117. 127 VANDEHEY, JEREME (11) 47.100.126. 127 VANOVER. PEGGY (11) 47 WACHTER.DALE(ll) 90 WAGENECHT. REBECCA (11) 47. 86 WALLSCH. SUSAN (11) 47. 48. 49. 84. 85.87.101 WALLSCH. THOMAS (11) 47 WALSH. STACEY (11) 47. 49. 85. 126 WARD. TERRY (11) 47. 98. 128 WHEELER. JAMIE (11) 47. 48. 85. 108 WHITT. JASON (11) 9.47.82.100.127 WIELAND, CHRISTOPHER (11) 47 WILSON. BONNIE (11) 47.87. 91 WIPPERFURTH. KEVIN (11) 47. 94. 102. 127 WOLFF. RICHARD (11) 47.123 ZANDER. CARLA (11) 47. 87. 98. 125 ZEMAN. DEE DEE (11) 47. 48. 85. 87. 89.109,124 ZIEMKE. LORI (11) 47. 50. 86. 98.109 ZINS. LAUREL (11) 47. 82.85. 86 BEGINNING GRADE 10 ACCOLA. MOLLY (10) 52.60.85.101. 126 ALT, JENNIFER (10) 52. 87,107,126 ALVIN. LISA (10) 57 BALLWEG, JOE (10) 57,90 BALLWEG, NEIL (10) 57. 90 BEERKIRCHER. FAWN (10) 52 BELOUNGY, PAUL (10) 52 BILLS. KURT (10) 52, 83,104. 127 BLUM. JAMES (10) 52 BOETTCHER. KATHY (10) 57,86 BREUNIG. ANGELA (10) 52. 125 BREUNIG. BRADLEY (10) 52. 90. 104 BREUNIG. EDWARD (10) 52. 58. 90. 99. 102.112,113.122 BREUNIG. FAYE (10) 52. 98.107, 111, 125 BREUNIG. KELLY (10) 90 BREUNIG. KRISTEN (10) 57 BREUNIG, MITCH (10) 52.85.90.104. 117,123 BREUNIG. MONICA (10) 57.107. Ill BREUNIG. PAULA (10) 57.107 BREUNIG. SCOTT (10) 52. 98.113 BREUNIG. STEPHEN (10) 52.104. 123 BREUNIG. TERI (10) 52, 96, 98 BREUNIG. VINCENT (10) 52. 90,113. 123 BREUNIG. WENDY (10) 57. 60. 94. 96. 98 BRICKL. SCOTT (10) 57. 90.112 BURZHYSKL DAVID (10) 52 CAVADINI. CRAIG (10) 52 CHRISTIANSON. DAWN (10) 57 CODY, CARLA (10) 52 COLE. JOHN (10) 52.102.103,113.123 CORNING. WAYNE (10) 52.59.90.104 CRUSE. BRIAN (10) 52 CUMMINGS. MICHAEL (10) 52. 85. 100.117.127 CURRAN. CLAY (10) 5. 52. 81 CUTLER. TANYA (10) 52. 80. 83. 86. 92,125 DELANEY. SUE (10) 52 108 DOBRATZ. DEBRA (10) 52. 91.107 DOHM. THERESA (10) 52.109 DOHS. APRIL (10) 52, 80. 86. 98 ECKSTEIN. KIMBERLY (10) 51.52. 60 ELSING. MATT (10) 53. 90.117 ENDRES. BRIAN (10) 53. 90 ENDRES. CINDY (10) 53.107.125 ENDTHOFF. MICHAEL (10) 53 ENGEBRETSON. ALAN (10) 53. 88 FEHRMAN. KIMBERLY (10) 53. 86. 108.115 FELTZ, CARLA (10) 53, 60, 87. 94. 96. 101.118.126 FITCH. DANA (10) 57. 87. 96. 98.126 FRANCK. LISA (10) 53 FREY. DALE (10)‘ 53.90.123 FREY. DARIN (10) 53.60.104.113.123 FREY. TAMMY (10) 53. 86. 87.107.125 FREY. TED (10) 53,104. 113,123 FRIOU.LISA (10) 53.96.98 GANSER. BRENDA (10) 53. 80. 83. 86 GANSER. CHRISTINE (10) 53 GANSER. CONNIE (10) 57. 81.86. 98. 107 GESICKI. JOHN (10) 53. 98.117 GOETTE. LORI (10) 53. 86.105 GORMAN. GENEVIEVE (10) 53. 98 GRALNICK. SARI (10) 53. 80. 86 GREENHECK. BRANDON (10) 53. 88 HAAS. LYNN (10) 53. 58. 85. 108.118. 119.126 HAAS, SCOTT (10) 57.104 HABADA. MICHELLE (10) 53. 98 HACHMAN. STEFANIE (10) 53. 98 HAMBRECHT. TERRI (10) 53 HAMLIN. MICHELLE (10) 53 HARMON. JEAN (10) 53, 95.107. Ill HARPER. STACEY (10) 53 HARPER. WILLIAM (10) 53 HENNING. TIMOTHY (10) 53 HILLEBRAND. JULIE (10) 53. 98.111 HODGES. JAMES (10) 54.113,121 HOSKING. GREGORY (10) 58 HUMBRACHT. REBECCA (10) 51. 54. 60,81.84,86. 107.115 HUTCHINSON. LAURA (10) 54.107. 111.125 HUTTER. ANGELA (10) 54. 81.84, 87. 101.126 HUTTER. PAUL (10) 54.128 HUTTER. SHELLY (10) 51, 54. 81.85. 89.109.110.111.125 JACKSON. KIMBERLY (10) 3. 54. 81.85. 86, 89. 105. 110. Ill, 126 JAEDIKE. JEFFREY (10) 54. 90. 127 JOHNSON. BRADLEY (10) 54. 98. 127 JONES. SHANE (10) 54. 94. 96 JONES. SHAWN (10) 54 KATT, DAVID (10) 54 KELLER. JOSEPH (10) 54, 60. 88. 90, 121 KING. KRISTEN (10) 54. 80. 81.86. 96. 98.114 KIRNER. KRISTINE (10) 54 KLAETSCH. DAWN (10) 54 KLEIST. ROBERT (10) 54. 90 KLEPPER. DAVID (10) 54. 90 KLUG. KAREN (10) 54.80 KOCH. JEFF (10) 54,120,121 KOENIG. MELISSA (10) 54. 60. 81.83, 94,96.114 KOEPPE. MARK (10) 54 KOLMORGEN. CRAIG (10) 54 KRAEMER. DONNA (10) 54 KUNHAU. BRIAN (10) 54.90.104.113, 123 LAMKE. MIKE (10) 54,113 LAUFENBERG. STEVE (10) 54 LEWIS. BRADLEY (10) 54.120 HEGEL. SANDRA (10) 54.108.125 LINDLOFF. JILL (10) 54.95 LIPKA. RUSS (10) 55. 81.90. 100.117. 127,131 LISTELLO. MICHAEL (10) 55 MACK. RICHIE (10) 55.90 MACK, WALTER (10) 58.88. 100. 117 MAIER.JI LL(10) 55.95.98 MAIER. REBECCA (10) 55,98.111.126 MALLON. BRYAN (10) 55.94.96.100. 128 MANGUS. SARAH (10) 55. 86 MARTIN. BRYON (10) 55. 98 MARTIN. TIM (10) 58 McDaniel, gay le (io) 58.86 MIDTHUN. AMY (10) 55. 86. 98 MULHOLLON. KEITH (10) 55.104.123 MULHOLLON, KEN (10) 55.117.123 MURPHY. HEATHER (10) 55,86 NEUMAIER. DONNA (10) 55 NEWKIRK. LAURA (10) 55 NIESEN. TRACY (10) 55.107. 125 NOLDEN. GARY (10) 55. 90. 104 NOLTNER. JUDY (10) 55. 111. 125 O'DONNELL. BARBARA (10) 55 OHLSEN. CHRISTINE (10) 55. 98 PAGEL. DONALD (10) 55. 90 PAGEL. WESLEY (10) 55. 90 PAKYZ. TROY (10) 5.55.87 PAPE. CHRISTINE (10) 55. 81.86 PAPE. PHILLIP (10) 55.104. 127 PARKER. GWENDOLYN (10) 55 PATTERSON. ROBYN (10) 55.107 PEETZ. DEREK (10) 55.104.113.123 PERRY. SCOTT (10) 55, 90 PORTER. NAOMI (10) 55 PULVERMACHER. KEVIN (10) 55 RAMAKER, SARAH (10) 56, 81.86. 108. 126,130 RAMSEY, CLINT (10) 56 RAMSEY. DENISE (10) 56. 95 RANZENBERGER. BRIAN (10) 56. 58 RASCHEIN. PATSY (10) 56.60.80.87. 108, 126 REES. ROBERT (10) 58.104 RICHARDS. MARK (10) 56 RIEDER. RENEE (10) 56. 85.109 RINGLESTETTER. SCOTT (10) 56 ROELKE. MICHAEL (10) 56 ROLLER. SHELLE (10) 56. 84. 86 ROZOVICS. MICHAEL (10) 5. 56. 59, 96. 98.113,128 RUHLAND. RANDALL (10) 56. 86. 121 SATTERSTROM. RICH (10) 56 SCHELLIN. MICHAEL (10) 56 SCHMIDLKOFER. SCOTT (10) 56.120 SCHMITT. DAWN (10) 58. 86 SCHWARZ. MARK (10) 56. 98.100.113. 127 SEILER. TINA (10) 56.101.126 SERGENT. JERRY (10) 56 SHANKS. SHELL1E (10) 56. 86 SMITH. KENNETH (10) 56 SMITH. SHEILA (10) 56 SORNSON. BRADLEY (10) 56. 87 SPRECHER. CHARLES (10) 56. 90. 98 SPRECHER. TABITHA (10) 126 INDEX TANK.TRICIA( 10) 126 TETIVA. DAWN (10) 56 THEISEN, DANA (10) 56. 85. 86,125 THOMPSON, JULIE (10) 56, 86, 107 THOMPSON, MATTHEW (10) 56,104. 120.123 USELMAN, KURT(10) 56.100.117 UTTECH, MICHAEL (10) 56. 98.128 VANDEBERGH. FRANK (10) 57.67.90 VANDEHEY, JASON (10) 57.100.117. VERBURG, LEANN (10) WALSH, JAMIE (10) WANLESS, KRISTIN (10) 127 57,80 57, 104.123 57. 80. 94. 114.130 57. 90 57,123 57. 86. 94. 96 57,98 WEHLER. TERRY (10) WELSCH. JOSEPH (10) WENZEL. DANA (10) WENZEL. STEVEN (10) WHEELER, SUSAN (10) 57,59.86,108 125 WHITE. HEATHER (10) 57. 86, 98 WIPPERFURTH, KEITH (10) 57.104 WOERPEL, MATTHEW (10) 112 YANKE, JASON (10) 57,90 YOUNG. ROBERT (10) 57 ZEMAN, BRAD (10) 51, 57. 59, 81, 98. 120,121.128 ZIEGLER. KENNETH (10) 57. 90, 100. 117 BEGINNING GRADE 09 ACCOLA. STACIE (9) 62 ADLER. SHELLY (9) 67.69 ANDERSON. NATHAN (9) 61.62. 70. 81.87,95.98.129 BADER, KARI (9) 62.95 BAIER, TODD (9) 62 BALFANZ, CHRISTAN (9) 62. 86, 98 BALLWEG, LAURA (9) 62.70.82.107 BANNAN, KAREN (9) . 62.111 BANNON, BRIAN (9) 62. 96. 98 BARRETT, ROBERT (9) 62 BASS, CRAIG (9) 62,113 BAUER, AIMEE (9) 62.111 BAUMGARTEN, JEFFREY (9) 62, 89 BERGER, LORI (9) 62.95,107 BILLHORN, SHELLY (9) 67, 87 BLOCK. LAURA (9) 62. 95.108 BREIBY. WENDY (9) 62. 99. 108. 118 BREUNIG. DARREL (9) 62. 90.104 BREUNIG, DARREN (9) 62. 104.117 BREUNIG, DEBRA (9) 61.62. 98.107, 111 BREUNIG, ERIC (9) 62 BREUNIG. JENNIFER (9) 61.62.81.95, 96. 98.107,114 BREUNIG. JOHN (9) 62. 90 BREUNIG. JOSEPH (9) 62, 67.100.117 BRICKNER, BARRE'IT (9) 62 BRONDER, CHARLES (9) 62, 87,120 BROWN, AMY (9) ‘ 61,62.86.107.110 RRUCKERT, SUE (9) 62 CASALE. CHARLES (9) 62.104 CHRISLER, JEREMY (9) 62. 90.104 CHRISTIANSON, AMY (9) 62. 95 COMBS. ERIC (9) 62 CROW, JEREMY (9) 63, 86 CUMMINGS. MELANIE (9) 62.105 DAV S, JULIE (9) 63. 69.107. Ill DENKER, ANDREW (9) 63. 86. 104 EDERER. ANN (9) 63. 98 EDERER. DANIEL (9) 63 EDERER. KARLA (9) 63 EDERER. KIMBERLY (9) 63. 87 ELSING. TODD (9) 63 FOSTER. KRISTEN (9) 63. 95 FREY. AMY (9) 63.87 FREY. ANTHONY (9) 63. 90 FREY. ERIN (9) 63. 69. 87. 114 FROMMUNG. CHERYL (9) 63. 68. 83 FROSCH. AARON (9) 63.120 CADE, TODD (9) 63. 70. 83. 87 GORMAN, ANDREA (9) 63, 98 CREENHECK, BRENDA (9) 63, 70, 95, 98, 105,118 HAAS. JODY (9) 63. 70.101,111 HADLEY. ROBIN (9) 63.80.98,107. 115 HALL. CHARLES (9) 63. 96 HAMILTON, SHANNON (9) 63. 86.104 HARPER. KEVIN (9) 63 HASHEIDER, SHEILA (9) 63, 70, 86. 104 HEFFRON. CARRIE (9) 63, 95,107, 111 HEHENBERGER, KIM (9) 63. 95 HELLEM. BECKY (9) 63 HERBRAND. BRADLEY (9) 63. 70. 90. 104,117 HOLLAND. NICHELLLE (9) 63. 68. 81, 84.90 HORTON, MELINDA (9) 64 HUBER, GREG (9) 64.104 HUFFSTETTER. RHONDA (9) 64 HUGHBANKS. JEFFREY (9) 67 HUMBRACHT. JAMES (9) 64.104 HUMMEL. KRISTEN (9) 64, 69. 87. 105 HUTTER. RHONDA (9) 64.107 HYER, JENNIFER (9) 64 JAQUISH. NAT ANY A (9) 64. 90. 91.98 JELINEK. ROBERT (9) 64. 107 JOHNSON, PAULINE (9) 64 K1LEN, NATHAN (9) 64. 68, 96. 98. 113 KIPLE. HEATHER (9) 61.64.70.81.95. 107 KITT, ERIC (9) 64.98,104 KOCI, PAUL (9) 5. 64. 95. 96 KORB, PEGGY (9) 64. 93. 95. 98 KRUMENAUER. RANDY (9) 64. 104 KRUSE, DENISE (9) 64, 95, 98 LANIUS. JASON (9) 64.104 LAUING, VICTORIA (9) 64. 87. 95 LAWRENCE. DAVID (9) 64, 94. 98. 113 L EGEL, MARDELL (9) 64.87.107.115 L EGEL, SHERI (9) 64. 95.108 LINDQUIST, BRETT (9) 64. 104 LINS, BARBARA (9) 64, 68, 95, 96. 98, LOHR, THOMAS (9) LONCKI, DAVID (9) MACK, ROSS (9) MACK. TERENCE (9) MANNING. STACIE (9) 115 64.68. 104,113 64.98 64.113 64. 104. 113 61.64.81,86. 93. 95, 96. 98.107 MARKLEY, TIMOTHY (9) 65, 90,113 MARTIN. ELIZABETH (9) 65. 69. 98. MARTIN. ERICKA (9) 118 65. 70. 98.101, 118 MAZEREK, JAY-JAY (9) 65 MERLET. MARK (9) 65. 104, 129 MEYER. KERRY (9) 65, 95, 107, 111 MICHAELS, TRACY (9) 65, 98 MIDTHUN, DORI (9) 65. 95. 98 MOSEM AN. HOLLY (9) 65. 95. 104 MUELLER. APRIL (9) 65. 95 MUNDT, KIM (9) 65 NELSON, STEVEN {9) 65 NEWKIRK, BRIAN (9) 65 NIDY, ERIK (9) 65. 68. 81, 92, 94, 96 NIESEN, JERRY (9) 65,104 O’CONNOR, SEAN (9) 65 O'DONNEL, MARK (9) 65 OPITZ, JAMES (9) 65 OSGOOD. ALAN (9) 65.113 PAGEL. CRAIG (9) 65 PARKER. KEN (9) 65,104 PEETZ, ANN (9) 65. 67 PELANEK, BRENDA (9) 65 PETERS, HEATHER (9) 65, 95,107 PIERCE, BRETT (9) 65.104 PLETZER, ANNE (9) 65,69.81.95.107 POWERS. JERRY (9) 65 POWERS, JOHN (9) 65. 98 PRESTON. GERRY (9) 65 RANDOLPH. WILLIAM (9) 65.120 RAU, BRIAN (9) 65,86 REINHARDT, DENISE (9) 65. 98. 101 RIEDEL. CHARLES (9) 65 RUHLAND, LYNELLE (9) 66 RUHLAND, MARK (9) 66 RUHLAND. ROCKY (9) 66 SCHERNECKER, POLLY (9) 5.66. 95 SCHOEPP, KATHLEEN (9) 66. 111 SCHUELER CORNING, DAVID (9) 66 SCHULTZ, DIONNE (9) 66, 70, 95,107 SEVERNS, JEANNINE (9) 66. 67, 95 SMITH, JENNIFER (9) 66. 95 SOLCHENBERGER. LAURIE (9) 66.87. 93,98. 101 SORG.JAY (9) 66, 104 SORGE, RITA (9) 66.107.111 SPRECHER, BECKY (9) 66. 69 SPRECHER, THERESA (9) 66. 91 STATZ, AMY (9) 66, 81, 86, 95. 98 STEERMAN. YVONNE (9) 66. 87 STEINHORST, DORENE (9) 66 TAGGART. PATRICK (9) 66 TEMLIN, MARK (9) 66. 90 TORDOT, JERRARD (9) 66. 68. 95 ULRICH, JENNIFER (9) 66. 95. 98 USELMAN, NEIL (9) 66, 104, 117 VANDEBERG, KRISTINA (9) 66, 86. 98. 108, 111 V LS. CRAIG (9) 66. 86 WALLS. JAMES (9) 66. 90 WALSH. BRIAN (9) 66 WARNER, ANNA (9) 66. 95 WARREN, OWEN (9) 66.98,104,117 WENZEL, RICK (9) 66, 70, 98 WEST. PAMELA (9) 66. 95 WIELAND, HEIDI (9) 66. 91 W GGEN. CHAD (9) 66.104.113 WILLEY. ANDREW (9) 67 WIPPERFURTH, KARLENE (9) 67. 95 WOLFF, RHONDA (9) 67. 95 YANKE, LORI (9) 67, 70, 87 YANKE, RICHARD (9) 67,87.95,104, 117 ZANTOW, SCOTT (9) 67 ZECH, KURT (9) 67 ZIEGLER, DARREL (9) 67 ZIMMERMAN, LORI (9) 67. 91 ZINS. 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