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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1988 volume:

CATCH THE SPIRIT lover designed by Cheryl Frommung Eagle Echo — 1 Z — Man At Z —104 Brad Zeman. When you hear that name what do you think of? Humorous situations, self confidence, weirdness, or like, a total rager man''? All of the above seem to describe Brad. Maybe that's what motivated him to try his hand at D.J.ing. On September 24, 1987,Brad Zeman, his girlfriend, Rachel Grunewald, Cheryl Frommung (yearbook member), and I traveled to the popular and much listen- ed to Z — 104 radio station in Madison. On this Thursday night. Brad was going to appear as a guest Z — jay, doing the High Five at 10:00, and be heard by all of southern Wisconsin. It all started when Rachel sent in a letter to Fletcher Keyes, the usual Thursday night D.J., and explained that Brad was the Z — man and he'd be perfect as a Z — jay. To Brad's total suprise and shock, (he totally flipped) Fletcher Keyes call- ed Brad and invited him to come and spin the records . Fletcher Keyes wasn't there that night, but Dave Anthony,(another D.J.) gave us the grand tour and helped Brad through the 15 minutes of air time. All in all, with the exception of some nerves. Brad did a superb job. It took a lot of guts to go on the air for a well — known radio station. I'm sure he'll remember it forever; I know I will. Good Job Brad, you made Sauk Prairie proud! Written by: Tanya Cutler Dave Anthony gives Brad Zeman a pep talk before he goes on the air as guest Z — jay. Dave Anthony shows Brad the equipment he'll be using. Brad psyches himself up before he begins the High — Five at Z — 104. 2 — Z-104 Feature Story The 1988 Eagle Echo is Dedicated to: DORANNA LUCEY Her service for the past 20 years have been greatly appreciated by all. Good Luck in your Future Adventures. Dedication Page 4 — Graduation Congratulations Graduation — 5 Grads! 1988 - - • Right — Mr. Staff shows his spirit by wearing a hat dur- ing homecoming week. Far Right — The Eagle mascot flashes a smile dur- ing a pep assembly. Mr. Bannon and Mr. Grinde keep an eye on students during lunch. A couple of dedicated Eagles fans, Jill Lindloff and Cheryl Frommung, cheer on the football team during one of the home games. 6 — Candids Making Education Business Education Jackie Walsh Jackie Sweno George Roth Art Audrey Sinnott Foreign Language Thomas Rusch Mary Lou McBride Deborah Johnson Bousquet Faculty — 7 English Lynn Evarts Terry Maschman Jim Peterson James Staff Duane Woerpel Deboarh McCarty Julka Mary Paddock Technical Education Patricia Thompson Frank Kuzma Henry Netzinger Milo Kilen 8 — Faculty Home Economics Martha Schmid Diane Kamps Kathleen Powers Nancy Breunig Faculty — 9 Social Studies Roger Moe Betty Koehl Shaughn Bannon Cindy Duban Christopher Grinde Wayne Bruno 10 — Faculty Music Faculty —11 Faye Rentmeester Patty Cook Darleen Rischmueller Geraldine Schmitt Faye Rolstad Doranna Lucey Patricia Ruhland 12 — Faculty Cooks Karen Ballweg Jan Langdon Janet Smith Mary Frommung Rosella Breunig Ruby Pickar Florence Rau Lois Fuller Thelma Niederklopfer Betty Fiegel Custodians Maintenance front 1 r — Neil Zimmerman, Judy Sliter, Matthew Roth. Back 1 r — Greg Schmitt, Ken Roelke, Tom Sliter, LaVeme Greiber, Bill Anderson. 13 David Hedgepath Acting Assistance Principal Mr. R. Scott Pierce Principal Too often, we tend to spend so much of our lives in between time; a glimpse in the past, a glance to the future. Some may say that there are only two good places — where we have been and where we are going. We would like to think that somehow your years at Sauk Prairie High School will provide you a moment where, in a sense, time stood still, past and future. If we, the faculty and staff, and you, our graduates have touched each other, even slightly, then all our lives are ever so enriched by just having known each other. As you leave Sauk Prairie High School, try to remember the friendships you made and the tools you have received as you embark upon your future. On behalf of the entire faculty and staff of Sauk Prairie High School to our seniors we say thank you for what you have given us and best wishes for what you will give to our future. Schoolboard: Front 1 r — Dr. John DeGiovanni, Wayne Moll Business Manager, Melvin Bickford, William Jaquish. Back 1 r — Walter Dickey, Donna Purcell, Kathryn Rozovics, Valerie McAuliffe, Dr. Richard Magnuson Superintendent. Dr. Richard Magnuson Superintendent Dr. Magnuson attended the University of Minnesota, Deluth and received his teaching degree in biology. He then attended Madison and received his Master Degree of Science Education. He taught Biology and Science for ten years. He also received his specialist degree ih Educational Administration. He received his Doctors Degree from the University of Minnesota-Minneapolis in Educational Administration. Magnuson was the superintendent at St. Croix Central for ten years and has now been the superintendent for Sauk Prairie this past year. Dr. Magnuson resides in Sauk City with his wife Judi, daughter Kristin(18), and son Steven(14). 14 — Administration FRESHMEN Roses are red, violets are blue so what if we're Do not idle on the past, for the future is too soon, freshmen, you were too! -Joel Martin -Nanette Breunig I suppose you have to go through all the pains of being Going to this school is a new experience every day. a freshmen if you ever want to be a senior. -Missy -Clarissa Kirchner Holmquist Ninth grade was easier than eigth. -Ron Satterstrom Freshmen — 15 Melissa Alt Shawn Alt Chris Anstice Chan Atwell Brad Ballweg Jim Ballweg Missy Wiggin and Denise Wilson paint windows for homecoming. Jennifer Enge poses for the camera as she walks through the chorus room. Shawn Ballweg Carrie Barrett Corey Bass Julie Beerkircher Michele Bethke Joe Boettcher Steve Bohling Terry Bolton Alex Breunig Brett Breunig Jason Breunig Laura Breunig Nanette Breunig Sam Breunig Sharon Breunig Sheila Breunig Troy Breunig Jason Brickl Stephanie Brickl Craig Brown Brenda Bruckert Todd Buelow Penny Burckhardt Sara Campbell 16 — Freshmen Beth Caputo Ward Carter Brian Chelminiak Chris Clavadatsch Keith Cone Sarah Cook Shawn Curran Chris Endres Jennifer Enge Jill Evert Jennifer Feiner Jamie Foster Jason Franck Missy Frey Michele Frey Scott Frey Ed Frommung David Frosch Brian Genz Kevin Goette Jennifer Granger Chad Grauvogl Chad Hankins Ryan Hanson Ryan Hehenberge Brett Herschleb Nathan Higgins John Holland Mellisa Holmquist Jackie Homing Freshmen —17 Erich Huelseman Kirsten Hummel Jeff Hutter Tierra Jackson Chad Jelinek Jason Judd Melissa Kahn Steve Kaminski Cristi Kaufman Holly Kenyon Becky Kilen Tim Kippley Shawn Alt takes a break from band to kick back and relax with some friends and food. Clarissa Kirchner Kelly Kizer Ted Kleist Michelle Kohlman Tom Koziel Angie Kuhnau Heather Laird Reed Lilley Michelle Lins Rod Lipka Craig Luck Tina Luther Jennifer Mabie Con Maier Liz Marti Ben Martin Joel Martin Angie Mazerek 18 — Freshmen Sean McAuliffe Matt McFarlane Sherrie McMinn Brenda McNabb Martin McNamer Dan Miller Jason Miller Kelly Monette Andrea Monson Jason Murphy Jim Neumaier Mike Neumaier Missy Holmquist tries to understand the concept of drawing yearbook layouts. Camera shy, Reed Lilley and Tim Kippley close their eyes when the camera suddenly appears. Chris Newkirk Vicky Newman Tim Oleson Jamie Patterson Heidi Peters Joe Powell Mike Prehn Jim Pugh Chris Purcell Andrea Ramsey Rhonda Rees James Riedel Denise Rieder Nathan Roemer Mike Rothe Denice Ruhland Ron SatterstTom Angie Schmit Freshmen — 19 Anna Schneller LaVem Schoepp Bobbi Schultz Becky Schwartz Bill Shanks Matt Shinker Mike Singley Lori Snowden Brian Soerfass Dwayne Soerfass Becky Sorg Janet Speth Cathy Statz Tracy Tangney Aaron Tamutzer Pat Thering Eber Thotnpson David Travis Freshman paint windows for Homecoming which they took first place; as well as in the float building competition. Carol Unger Dana Uselman Marie VandeBerg Joel VandeHey Kurt Wanless Doug Warren Michelle Wehler Aimee Weitzel David Weitzel Troy Wendt Emily Wetherall Jeremy Whitt 20 — Freshmen Melissa Wiggen Denise Wilson Renee Wilson Andrea Wyttenbach Carrie Zech Vicki Ziegler Scott Zimmerman Neal Boys Shawne Christianson Chanda Kehl Photos not available: Andy Deters Pat Endthoff Freshmen class officers — Top — Nanette Breunig — Presi- dent, Middle — Angie Kuhnau — Vice-President, Andrea Wyttenbach — Treasurer, Bottom Holly Ke- nyon — Secretary. Aimee Weitzel and Julie Beerkircher stare in awe at the Eagle mascot during a pep assembly. Kelly Kizer and Nanette Breunig appear to be enjoying their Dana Uselman and Marie VandeBerg smile spare time before their afternoon classes. for the camera. Freshmen — 21 Becky Humbracht, Ericka Martin, and Ms. Duban confer about cheerleading fund raisers. Mr. Hedgepath participates in Mexican Day. Mark Schwarz and Phil Pape — Friends till the end. 22 — Student Life SOPHOMORE This year went fast and most of us had a great time. We only have two more years left class of 1990, let's enjoy them while we can. -Randy Huelsemann They say these are the best four years of your life. So far its been swell. -Shannon Curran Tests during soccer and wrestling??!! I hate when that happens. -Sherman Raschein High school has a lot of different opportunities for a person, but there doesn't seem to be enough time to check them all out. -Lori Dresen You gotta love it. -Darin Pape DIVISION PAGE Sophomores — 23 Ric Accola Shelly Adler Stacy Alt Chad Anderson Reid Anderson Todd Baier Denise Ballweg Larry Ballweg Paula Ballweg Teresa Ballweg Tammy Barbian Sara Baumgarten Kim Beloungy Andi Breunig Andy Breunig Cathy Breunig Dan Breunig Darrel Breunig Eloise Breunig Jeanne Breunig Kathy Breunig Mike Breunig Theresa Breunig Karen Brick! Brenda Bruheim Melissa Buelow Clint Caflisch Chris Carley Stephanie Clement Brennan Cody 24 — Sophomores Sarah Cole Rebecca Cota Roberto Cruz Shannon Curran Toni Dalby Ron DeYager Michelle Frosch, Denise Ballweg, Jeanne Breunig and Kathy Breunig express their preference for home cooked food by brown — bagging their lunch for a day. Mark Dohm Danice Dombeck Lori Dresen Lori Dunse Dave Ederer Tati Eilertson Kevin Endres Kathy Evert Scott Evert Chris Fehrman Wade Feiner Robyn Feltz Holly Fenske Tricia Fish Kim Fisher Angela Foye Tammy Frame Shane Frey Tony Frey Becky Friou Brad Froese Stacy Froese Michelle Frosch Amy Ganser Sophomores — 25 Heather George Keith Gibeaut Casey Goodman Brandon Greenheck Jayson Griffiths Heather Grossman Michelle Frosch gives us her best smile. Amy Ganser hides her double as she walks down the hall. Derek Haroldson Jessica Hasheider Tanya Hein Karen Hicks John Hillebrand Nick Holland Casey Holmquist Randy Huelsemann Jeff Hughbanks Colynn Hutchinson Gary Jacobs Scott Jensen Clay Jones Beckie Keele Ryan King Joe Kirchner George Klaetsch Kevin Kleist 26 — Sophomores Rachel Grunewald Lisa Gundlach Terry Haas Mike Hall Becky Hamilton Ron Hannam Tina Kleist Paul Koci Tina Komplin Lynn Laufenberg Debbie Leese Mike Leister George Lewan Brad Luck Travis Lukens Dana Maier Jenny Maier David Mangus Abett Martin Melody Matz Mary McAuliffe Perry McGaren Teresa McNabb Scott Meier Shane Midthun Pam Mielke Karre Mikkelson Jeff Millard Coco Monette Greg Neumaier Kurt Nichols Jeff Nimmow Chris Nolden Stephanie Noskowiak Dan O'Donnell Darin Pape Sophomores — 27 Maria Pape Matt Passehl Cale Peeples David Peetz Rebecca Peetz Randy Perry Markley Petzke Valerie Pickar Jerry Powers Kristin Radi Calvin Ramaker Jason Ramaker Sherman Raschein Shane Reddemann Mark Reible Gary Reuter Sherri Reuter Mike Riechman Sara Baumgarten and Angela Foye sit in front of the classroom doing dialogues in French I class. Jody Rieder Dana Ringelstetter Laura Rivas Tim Rodriguez Lisa Roth Charles Ruhland Denise Ruhland Joel Sass Heidi Schilling Bill Schmitz Pat Schoepp Sarah Schroeder 28 — Sophomores Heidi Schultz Jeannine Seavems Kristi Sereg Julie Severance Leslie Shalabi Kari Slark Marlea Slotty Jenny Smith Susan Smith Jane Sorg Brenda Speth Becky Sprecher Lori Stratton Rich Tangney Helen Tobias Peggy Troestler JoAnn Unger Alicia Uselman Bill Anderson, Dave Ederer, and Dennis Wozniak take a break at the basketball game, during a Show Choir practice. Travis Lukens and Mike Reichman get caught by the camera as they cruise down the hall. Kevin Uselman Tara VandeHey Cathy Vanover Elizabeth Volker Amy Walch Joleen Walsh Becky Weinke Kathy Wieland Chris Wilhelm Andy Willey Karlene Wipperfurth Becky Woerpel Sophomores — 29 Gerald Wohlfeil Rhonda Wolff Dennis Wozniak Brandon Yanke Aaron Zech Chad Zeman -f t Above — Robyn Feltz, an acrobat for the Madrigal Dinner, does the splits for the Royal Court. Right — Karen Brickl taste-testing Coke vs. Pepsi at the Folk Fair in Milwaukee. Far right — Sophomore Class Officers: Top — Danice Dombeck- Secretary, Left — Dana Maier-President, Right — Sarah Schroeder- Vice President, Bottom — Jenny Maier-T reasurer. Roland Zick Cindy Ziegler Leo Zimmerman, Jr. Lucy Zimmerman Steve Zins RETAKES Jodi Garcia Bart Haasl Jodi Johnson Photos Not Available: Jim Foy Brenda Pelanek 30 — Sophomores JUNIOR As a junior, you realize that high school is just a gane in which learning is only a by-product. If you don't stop to think about it, it is relatively painless. -Dave Lawrence Our junior year was fun, but we plan on making our senior year the best! -Melanie Cummings and Denise Reinhardt In the eyes of yesterday, today is going to be a new Indeed, it's intuitive even to the most casual observer- beginning. -Cheryl Frommung Oh! and how about that Iran-Scam? -Erik Nidy Let us appreciate this oppurtunity of a life time. -Brian Walsh DIVISION PAGE Juniors — 31 Dawn Alt Nathan Anderson Kari Bader Christian Balfanz Laura Ballweg Karen Bannan Kerry Meyer stretches for warm — ups dur- ing track practice. Anne Pletzer and Lori Berger clean up after a long day of painting windows during Homecoming. Brian Bannon Craig Bass Chris Batten Aimee Bauer Jeff Baumgarten Shelly Billhom Laura Block Wendy Breiby Darren Breunig Debbie Breunig Eric Breunig Jennifer Breunig John Breunig Joe Breunig Barrett Brickner Chuck Bronder Amy Brown Gale Browning Sue Bruckert Jeremy Chrisler Amy Christianson Eric Combs Carla Cody Jeremy Crow 32 — Juniors Melanie Cummings Julie Davis Andy Denker Ann Ederer Dan Ederer Kim Ederer Brenda Greenheck, Ja'Tame Fitzgerald, Trina Vandeberg, and Carrie Heffron, sit in the brightness of the Outdoor Educational Field, waiting for the dedication. Nathan Anderson decked out in tradi- tional Spanish garb gets ready to collect Junior dues. Becky Elsing Todd Elsing Theresa Faust Ja'Tame Fitzgerald Kristen Foster Amy Frey Tony Frey Erin Frey Cheryl Frommung Aaron Frosch Todd Gade Ann Gibbs Andrea Gorman Brenda Greenheck Jody Haas Robin Hadley Charles Hall Shannon Hamilton Stacy Harper Sheila Hasheider Carrie Heffron Kim Hehenberger Brad Herbrand Nichelle Holland Juniors — 33 Melinda Horton Jim Humbracht Kristen Hummel Damon Hutchinson Rhonda Hutter Jenny Hyer NaTanya Jaquish Bob Jelinek Pauline Johnson Nathan Kilen Heather Kiple Erik Kitt Bob Kleist Michelle Konkle Peggy Korb Randy Krumenauer Denise Kruse Jason Lanius Vicki Lauing Dave Lawrence Mardel Liegel Sheri Liegel Brett Lindquist Barbi Lins Tom Lohr Dave Loncki Ross Mack Terry Mack Jill Maier Stacie Manning 34 — Juniors J-JU-JUNI-IO-IO-IORS — , u — N — I — O — R — S JUNIORS! Tim Markley Ericka Martin Jay — Jay Mazerek Mark Merlet Tracy Michaels Don Midthun Holly Moseman April Mueller Brian Newkirk Erik Nidy Jerry Niesen Sean O'Connor Kristen Hummel and Erik Nidy discuss how to paint windows for Homecoming. Jim Humbracht poses for the camera. Mark O'Donnell James Opitz Alan Osgood Craig Pagel Kenn Parker Annie Peetz Greg Pete Heather Peters Brett Pierce Anne Pletzer John Powers Carmen Quarberg Bill Randolph Brian Rau Denise Reinhardt Charles Riedel Lynelle Ruhland Mark Ruhland Juniors — 35 Rocky Ruhland Pollv Schemecker Kathy Schoepp Dionne Schutz Laurie Solchenberger Jay Sorg Rita Sorge Teresa Sprecher Amy Statz Dorene Steinhorst Pat Taggart Jenny Ulrich Trina Vandeberg Jim Walls Brian Walsh Anna Warner Owen Warren Picture Not Available Brian Bannon exhibits his new hairdo in Mythology class on hippie day during spirit week. Pam West, Lori Yanke, and Laura Ballweg cruise in to the Pep Rally in the Gymnasium. Rick Wenzel Pam West Heidi Wieland Chad Wiggen Lori Yanke Rick Yanke Brian Young Scott Zantow Kurt Zech Darrel Ziegler Bob Ziegler Lori Zimmerman 36 — Juniors RETAKES: Greg Boys Lori Berger Charles Casale Kerry Meyer Steve Nelson Craig Vils Photos not available: Donna Kraemer Steve Laufenberg Paula Beloungy Craig Cavadini Mike Endthoff Christopher Johnson Top: Robin Hadley, Carrie Heffron, Christan Balfanz, Bottom: Beckey Elsing, Rhonda Wolff, and Julie Davis all show their spirit at a home football game. Juniors — 37 Right — Vicki Lauing and Natanya jaquish work in the Chemistry lab. Far Right — Todd Baier peers into the camera during lunch. Middle Right — Mary Carmen Diaz gets caught by the camera while walking down the hall. Above — Joe Keller, Bryon Martin, and Kurt Uselman get a kick out of lunch. Far Right — Liz Marti stands in line to eat lunch. Right — John Pejskar, Greg Mar- tin, and Pat Endthoff take a break from watching a football game. 38 — Candids Alan Engebretson, Brandon Greenheck, Dale Frey, Scott Breunig, Mark Schwarz, Brad Zeman, Amy Frey, and Melanie Cum- mings gather together to show their spirit at a foot- ball game. Far Right — Brett Lindquist, Tom Lohr, Randy Krumenauer, and Darrel Breunig head into the gymnasium for a pep assembly. Right — Calvin helps Scott Schmidlkofer save his receipt for the yearbook. Far Right — Tina Luther eyes the camera. Right — Tammy Frey, Sue Wheeler, Laura Hutchinson, and Melissa Koenig watch, as a skit starts for Homecom- ing week in the gym. Candids — 39 PART-TIME JOBS Many of the students at Sauk Prairie high school have part-time jobs, and have them for a pretty good reason; money. Without jobs, we wouldn't have enough money tor things like: gas, car payments, food, dates, parties, and Future plans for college. These jobs vary Trom working at a rocery store to Hardees to Devil's Head, tudents usually earn $3.35 to $4.00 an hour, which usually is enough to get by on during a week, and still have some to save for college. Some students get their jobs through the business dept, at our school. There have been many students who eot their jobs this way and really enjoy tne work they are doing. There also those students who have other reasons for having a job. To get out of the house, and To get ex- perience for my future career, said some of the students when they were asked why they had a job. No matter what the reason, students at Sauk Prairie feel that part-time jobs are very important to have during their high school years, by Cneryl Frommung Rick Wenzel at Piggly Wiggly. Lisa Friou at Shutter Shack. Jim Humbract at Amaco. Steve Wenzel at Hardees Mike Rozovics at Piggly Wiggly. 40 — Part-Time Jobs SENIOR Being a senior is similar to the feeling you get while running naked through a field of flowers and pretty weeds. -Steve Wenzel Being a senior is learning what you didn't even know you didn't even know. -Melissa Koenig When you're a senior you think it is the end, but you begin to realize it's only the beginning. -Cindy Endres Like, I can't believe High School went by so fast, but like it was RAD!! -Benn Fleming High School went too fast but I'm glad it7s over. -Brad Lewis Seniors — 41 Molly Ann Accola: Cross Country — 1,2. Soccer — 4. Track Field — 1,2. French Club — 4 (Treas.). Letter Club — 1,2,4. SADD — 4 (Vice Pres.). Jennifer Alt(Jen — Jen): Volleyball — 1,2,3. Track Field — 1. German Club — 1,2,3,4. FHA — HERO — 4. Homecoming Court — 4. Lisa Alvin Joe Ballweg: VICA — 4. FFA — 1,2,3,4. Neil Ballweg:FFA — 1,2,3,4. Missy Bednar Fawn Rae Beerkircher(Berk):FHA — HERO — 3(Vice Pres.),4. Art Club — 2,3,4. FBLA — 4. Paul Beloungy Kurt Bills: Football — 1,2,3,4. Track Field — l,2,3(State),4(State). Letter Club — 3,4. Photo Club —2.FFA—1. Jim Blum: FFA — 4. Kathy Boettcher: French Club — 1,2,3,4. FHA — HERO — 3,4. HOSA — 3,4 Angela K. Breunig: Volleyball — 1. Softball — 1,2,3. German Club — 1. HOSA — 4. Faye Breunig: Volleyball — 1,2,3,4. Basketball — 1,2,3,4. Softball 1,2,3,4. French Club — 3,4. Letter Club — 3,4. NHS-3,4. Band — 1,2 (Pep, Marching, Concert) Kelly Breunig: FFA — 1,2,3,4. Brad Breunig: Football — 1,2,3,4. Basketball — 1,2,3,4. Baseball — 1,2,3,4. Letter Club — 3,4. Library Aid — 3. FHA — HERO — 4. FFA — 1,2,3,4 (Sentinel). Ed Breunig: Football — 1,2,3,4. Basketball — 1.2.3(Capt.),4(Capt.). Baseball — 1.2.3.4. Letter Club — 2,3(Pres.),4(Vice Pres.). NHS — 3,4(Vice Pres.). Badger State Representative — 4(Altemate). FFA — 1,2,3,4. Homecoming Court — 4(King). Kristin Breunig: Pom Pons — 4. French Club — 3,4. Newspaper — 4. FHA — HERO — 2,3. FBLA — 4. Mitch Breunig: Football — 1,2,3,4. Wrestling — 1,2,3,4. Baseball — 1,2,3,4. German Club — 4. Let- ter Club — l,2,3(Vice Pres.),4(Pres.). NHS — 3,4. Badger State Representative — 3. FFA — l,2,3(Sentinel),4(President). Prom Court — 3. Monica Breunig: Volleyball — l,2,3,4(Varsity Manager). Basketball — 1,2,3. Track Field — 3,4. Student Senate — 1 (Representative). Letter Club — 3,4. FHA — HERO — 3,4. HOSA — 4(Vice Pres.). NHS — 3,4. Paula L. Breunig: Volleyball — 1,2. D.E.C.A. — 3. FHA — HERO — 1. FBLA — 2,3,4. Scott Breunig: Basketball — 1,2. Spanish Club — 3,4. German Club — 4. NHS — 3,4. Band — 1 (Marching Concert),2(Marching Concert). Prom Court — 3. Steve Breunig: Football — 1,2,3,4. Basketball — 1. Baseball —l.VICA —4. Teri Breunig: Executive Session — 2(Stage Crew),4(Manager). FBLA — 3,4. Madrigal Dinner — 3,4. Band — l,2(Treas.),3(Treas.),4(Treas.). Concert Band — 1,2,3,4. Pep Band — 1,2,3,4. Solo Ensemble — 1,2,3,4. State Solo Ensemble — 3,4. Marching Band — 1,2,3,4. Musical — 2(Pit Or- chestra),3(Pit Orchestra),4(Pit Orchestra). Vince Breunig: Football — 1. Basketball — l,2,3(Co — Cap.),4(Co — Cap.). Baseball — 1,2,4. Letter Club — 3,4. NHS — 3,4. FFA — l,2,3,4(Vice — Pres.) Picture Not Available Wendy S. Breunig: Volleyball — 4. Executive Ses- sion — 1,2,4. FBLA — 4(Sec.). NHS — 4. Madrigal Dinner — 4. Band — 1,2,3,4. Chorus — 1,2,3,4. Scott Brickl: Basketball — l,2(Manager). FFA — 2,3,4. Tim S.Bruckert: FFA — 1,2,3. Dawn Christianson: A.F.S. — 3,4. French Club — 3,4. FHA — HERO — 3. HOSA — 3,4(Pres.) SADD — 2,3,4. Madrigal Dinner — 3,4. Choruf Treble Ensemble — 3,4. John Cole: Football — 1 2,3,4. Basketball - 1,2,3,4. Baseball — 1,2,3,4. Spanish Club — 3,4 Letter Club — 3(Sec.),4. FFA — 3. Brian Cruse: FFA — 1 Michael Cummings: Cross Country — 2,3. Soccei — 4. Wrestling — 1,2,3,4. Track Field — 1,2,3,4. Spanish Club — 4. Letter Club — 2,3,4(Treas.). FFA — 1,3. Prom Court — 3. Clay Curran: Basketball — 1. Student Senate — 3. French Club — 3. Forensics — 3,4. Tanya Cutler(Cut): Basketball — 1. Track Field — 4. Softball — 1,2. A.F.S. — 1,23,4. French Club — 1,2,3,4. Spanish Club — 4(Sec.). Yearbook — 2,3,4(Editor). Photo Qub — 2,3,4. Newspaper — 4(Editor). FHA — Hero — 4. Executive Session — 4,(Technical). NHS — 3,4. Madrigal Dinner — 4. Musical — 2,3,4. Suanne Delaney: Diving — 1,2. Art Club — 3,4. FBLA — 3,4. SADD — 4. Mary Carmen Diaz: Soccer — 1. Volleyball — 1,4. Basketball — 1. A.F.S. — 3,4. Student Senate — 3(Sec.). Spanish Qub — 4. Newspaper — 1,2,3. Madrigal Dinner — 4. Chorus — 4. Debbie Dobra tz(Dobbages): Volleyball — 2. French Club — 3. FHA — HERO — 4. HOSA — 3,4. SADD —3. 46 — Seniors Tracy Dohm: Tennis — 2,3. French Club — 3,4. FHA — HERO — 4. Matt Elsing: Football — 1,2,3,4. Wrestling — 1,2,3,4. Track Field — 1. Utter Club — 4. FHA — HERO — 4. FBLA — 3. FFA — l,2,3,4(Chaplain). Homecoming Court — 4. April Dohs: Soccer — 3,4. A.F.S. — 1,2,3. French Qub — 1,2,3,4. Library Aid — 1. Madrigal Dinner — 4. Marching Band — 1,2,3,4. Concert Band — 1,2,3,4. Solo Ensemble — 1,2,3,4. Kimberly Ann Eckstein: Volleyball — 1,2,3,4. Wrestling Cheerleading — 3,4. Student Senate — l(Rep.),2(Sec.),3(Sec.),4(Vice — Pres.). French Qub — 1,2,3,4. Letter Club — 2,3. Prom Court(Mis tress). Brian K. Endres: Wrestling — 3,4. FBLA — 4. FFA — 1,2,3,4. Cindy M. Endres: Volleyball — l(Co — Capt.),2,3. Softball — 1. D.E.C.A. — 3(Sec.) FHA — HERO — 1. FBLA — 2,3(Vice — Pres.) 4(Pres.). NHS — 3,4(Pres.). Badger State Representative — 3( Alternate). Alan E. Engebretson: Golf — 1,2. VICA — 1,2,3,4. Brenda Fassbender: Volleyball — 1. French Club — 2. Spanish Club — 3,4. Library Aid — 1. HOSA — 3. Kim Fehrman: Swimming — 1,2. Wrestling Cheerleading — 1,2. French Club — 2,3,4. FHA — HERO —4. FBLA —4. Carla Feltz: Cross Country — 2. Swimming — 1. Gymnastics — l,2,3(Capt.),4(Capt.). Track Field — 1,2,3,4. German Club — 2,3,4(Sec.). Letter Club — 3,4. Executive Session — l,2,3(Treas.)4(Board). NHS — 3,4(Sec.) Madrigal Dinner — 3,4. Chorale — 1. Chamber Singers — 2,3,4. Dana Fitch: Cross Country — 1. Soccer — 4. Track Field — 1,3. German Club — 1,2,3,4. FHA — HERO — 3(Pres.). Executive Sessioni, 2,3,4. HOSA — 4. Madrigal Dinner — 3,4. Pep Band — 1.2.3.4. Marching Band — 1,2,3,4. Concert Band — 1.2.3.4. Solo Ensemble — 1,2,3,4. State Solo Ensemble — 1,2,3,4. Musical — 1,2,4. Benn Fleming(Captain Splat): Soccer — 2,3,4(Capt.). Spanish Club — 4. Newspaper — 4. FFA. i, .i� Seniors — 47 ( « Usa Franck: FHA — HERO — 3,4. Chorale — 1. Dale Frey: Football — 1. Baseball — 1. FHA — HERO — 4. FFA — 1,2,3,4. Darin J. Frey: Football — 1 2,4. Basketball — 1,2,3,4. Baseball — l 2,3,4. Prom Court — 3(Master). Tammy Rae Frey: Volleyball — l(Capt.),2,3. Soft- ball — 1,2. A.F.S. — 3. French Club — l,2,3,4(Sec.). FBLA — 3,4(Sec.). Ted Frey: Football — 1,2,3,4. Basketball — 1,2,3,4. Baseball — 1,2,3,4. German Club — 4. NHS — 3,4. Usa Marie Friou: A.F.S. — 2,3. Spanish Club — 4(Treas.). German Club — 3. Executive Session — 3. HOSA — 4. SADD — 2,3. Madrigal Dinner — 4. Musical — 2. Concert Band — 1,2,3,4. Pep Band — 1,2,3,4. Marching Color Guard — 1,2,3,4. Solo Ensemble — 1,2,3,4. Brenda Marie Ganser. A.F.S. — 2,3. French Club — 2,3,4. Yearbook — 2,3. Photo Club — 2,3,4. NHS — 3,4. Chris Ganser: French Club — 3. Connie J. Ganser: Volleyball — 1,2,3,4. Cheerleading — 3(Basketball). A.F.S. — 1,2,3,4. Student Senate — 4(Rep.). French Club — 1,2,3,4. Letter Club — 4. Forensics — 1,2,3,4. Library Aid — 1. Newspaper — 4. FHA — HERO — 3(Sec.). SADD — 3,4. Pep Band — 1,2. Marching Band — 1,2. Concert Band — 1,2. John Gesicki: Wrestling — 1,2. French Club — 1,2. SADD — 2. Band — 1,2,3,4. Lori Goette(Ghetto): Cheerleading(Football) — 2,3,4. French Club — 1,2,3. FHA — Hero — 3,4. FBLA — 2,3,4. Genevieve L. Gorman(Geni): Soccer — 3,4. Tennis — 1. A.F.S. — 3. Academic Decathalon — 4. FBLA — 4. SADD — 3. Madrigal Dinner — 3,4. Mar- ching Band — 1,2,3. Color Guard — 4(Capt.). Concert Band — 1,2,3,4. Pep Band — 1,2,3,4. Solo Ensemble — 1,2,3,4. Musical — 3. Sari Gralnick: Soccer — 3(Capt.),4. A.F.S. — l,2,3(Vice Pres.),4(Pres.). Student Senate — l(Class Rep.). French Club — l,2,3,4(Treas.). Let- ter Club — 4. Forensics — 1,2. Yearbook — 4. Photo Club — 3,4. Academic Decathalon — 3. NHS — 3,4. Lynn M. Haas: Swimming — 3,4(Capt.). Gym- nastics — l,2,3(Capt.),4(Capt.). Track Field — 1,2,3,4. Pom Pons — 3. French Club — 3. German Club — 1,3,4. Letter Club — 2,3,4(Sec.). Chorale — 1. Diving — 1,2. Prom Court — 3. Scott Haas(Animal): Football — 1,2,3,4. Wrestling — 1,2,3,4. Track Field — 1. Stefanie Hachmann: A.F.S. — 2,3,4. Spanish Club — 4. German Club — 3. FHA — HERO — 3(Treas.). Art Club — 4. SADD — 3,4. Pep Band — 1,2,3,4. Solo Ensemble — 2,3,4. Terri Hambrecht: A.F.S. — 3,4,. French Club — 1,2,3,4. German Club — 3,4. FHA — HERO — 3. FBLA — 4. SADD — 3,4. Rod Hankins Jean R. Harman(Harmony): Volleyball — l,2,(J.V.Capt.)3,4. Basketball — 1,2. FHA — HERO — 4(Treas.). Treble Ensemble — 1,2. Tim Henning: Basketball — 1. Spanish Club — 4. German Club — 4. Academic Decathalon — 4. NHS — 3,4. Julie Hillebrand: Soccer — 3. Basketball — 1,2. Letter Club — 4. FHA — HERO — 4(Pres.). FBLA — 3. SADD — 2,3,4. Band — 1,2,3. James Hodges: Soccer — 3,4(Capt.). Basketball — 1,2. Golf — 1,2,3,4. Forensics — 1. Newspaper — 4. Greg Hosking(Junior): Track Field — 2. Library Aid — 2. SADD — 2,3. Becky Humbracht: Volleyball — 1,2. Wrestling Cheerleading — 2,3(Capt.),4(Capt.). Student Senate — l(Sec.),2(Pres.),3(Pres.). French Club — l,2,3,4(Treas.). Forensics — 1 (State). Letter Club — 3,4. Art Club — 2. FBLA — 4. Homecoming — 4(Queen). Picture Not Available Laura Hutchinson: Volleyball — 1,2,3,4. Basketball — 1,2,3. Softball — 1. FHA — HERO — 4(Vice Pres.). Art Club — 4(Vice Pres.). Angela K. Hutter: Cross Country — 2,3. Soccer — 4. Volleyball — 1. Track Field — 1,2,3. Wrestling Cheerleading — 3. Spanish Club — 3,4(Pres.). German Club — 1,2. Letter Club — 2,3,4. Foren- sics — 1,2,4. Art Club — 2,4. FBLA — 4. NHS — 3,4. Chorale — 1. Paul Hutter(Pauli): Soccer — 3,4. Tennis — 1,2,3,4. V1CA — 4. Shelly Hutter: Basketball — 1,2,3,4. Tennis — 1,2,3,4. Track Field — 2. Softball — 1,3. Student Senate — l(Treas.),2(Vice Pres.),3(Rep.). Letter Club — 2,3,4. NHS — 3,4. Badger State Represen- tative — 3. Band — 1,2,3,4. Prom Court — 3. Kimberly K. Jackson(Grace): Basketball — 1,2,3,4. Track Field — l,2,3,4(Capt.). Football Cheerleading — l,2,3,4(Capt.). Student Senate — 2(Rep.),3(Vice Pres.). French Club — 1,2,3,4. Letter Club — 2,3,4. Newspaper — 4. FBLA — 2,3(Junior Pres.). SADD — l,2(Sec.),3(Treas.),4(Pres.). Badger State Representative — 3. Jeff Jaedike: Soccer — 3,4. Track Field — 1,3,4. Library Aid — 4. FFA — l,2,3,4(Sec.). Bradley S. Johnson: Track Field — 1. Art Club — 4. Marching Band — 1,2,3. Shane Everet Jones: Wrestling — 1. Tennis — 1,2,3,4. Executive Session — 2,3,4. Madrigal Din- ner — 3,4. Chorale — 1. Chamber singers — 2,3,4. Dawn Marie Klaetsch: Volleyball — 1. Yearbook — 3. FBLA — 3,4. Dave Klepper(Klumper): Football — 1,4. Basket- ball — 1,2,4. Track 4c Field — 1. FFA — 2,3. Karen Klug: Soccer — 3,4. A.F.S. — 1,2,3,4. French Club — 1,2. Spanish Club — 3,4. German Club — 4. FHA — HERO — 4. Art Club — 2,3,4. SADD — 3,4. Jeff Koch: Swimming — 1,2,3,4. Golf — 1,2,3,4. Newspaper — 4. €1 Shawna Marie Jones: Basketball — 1,2. Track 4c Field — 1,2. FHA — HERO — 3,4. Marching Band — 1. Concert Band — 1. Joseph J. Keller: Golf — 1,2,3,4. VICA — 2. FFA — 1,2,3,4. Kristen King: Basketball Cheerleading — 2,3,4. A.F.S. — 1,2,3,4. Student Senate — 4(Rep.). French Club — l(Treas.),2(Treas.),3(Treas.),4(Pres.). Madrigal Din- ner — 3,4. Pep Band — 1,2. Marching Band — 1,2,3,4. Concert Band — 1,2,3,4. Musical — 2,3,4. Solo 4c Ensemble — 1,2,3,4. State Solo 4c Ensemble -2,3,4. Kristine Sue Kimer(Snookems): Swimming — 1. FHA — HERO — 3,4(Sec.). FBLA — 3. HOSA — 3,4(Sec.). Melissa Koenig: Swimming — 1. Golf — 2. Basket- ball Cheerleading — 2 3 4(Capt.). Student Senate — 2(Rep.) 3(Rep.) 4(Pres.). French Club — l,2(Treas.),3, Photo Club — 2. Academic Decathalon — 3,4. Newspaper — 4(News Editor). Executive Session — l,2(Treas.),3(Sec.),4(Board Member). FBLA — 4. Madrigal Dinner — 3,4. Chorale — 1. Chamber Singers — 2,3,4. State Solo Ensemble — 1,2,3,4. Musical — 1,2,3,4. Variety Show — 1,2,3,4. Prom Court — 3. Mark Koeppe(Koeppo) Craig Kolamorgen: Art Club — 4. FFA — 4. Brian M. Kuhnau: Football — 1,2,3,4. Basketball — 1,2,3,4. Baseball — 1,2,3,4. Letter Club — 3,4. FHA — HERO — 4. FFA — 1,2,3,4. Homecoming Court — 4. Mike Lamke: Basketball — 1,2,3,4. Track Field -2,3,4. Brad Lewis: Swimming — 1,2,4. Golf — 1,2. Sandy Liegel(Sliegel): Swimming — 1,2,3. Softball — 1,2. French Club — 2. Letter Club — 2,3. FBLA — 3,4. HOSA — 4. Chorale — 1. Jill M. Lindloff(Goose): Soccer — 3,4. FHA — HERO — 3. Chorale — 1. Treble Ensemble — 2. Solo Ensemble — 1. Walter J. Mack(Wacker): Cross Country — 2. Soc- cer — 3,4. Wrestling — 1,2,3. Letter Club — 4. VICA — 2,3,4. Kristin Kay Magnuson: Track 4c Field — 1. Football Cheerleading — 1,2,3. Basketball Cheerleading — 1.2.3. Student Senate — l(Treas.). French Club — 4. Spanish Club — 4(Vice Pres.). Letter Club — 2.3. Forensics — 1 (State),2(State),3(State),4. Year- book — 1,2. Academic Decathalon — 3. FBLA — 2,3(Treas.),4. NHS — 4. Madrigal Dinner — 4. Concert Band — 1,2,3,4. Marching Band — 1,4. Color Guard — 2,3. State Solo 4c Ensemble — 3. Rebecca Maier: Volleyball — 1,2,3,4. Basketball — 2,3,4. Track 4c Field — 1,3,4. Softball — 2. Letter Club — 2,3,4. FBLA — 4. Wind Ensemble — 1.2.3.4. Pep Band — 1,2,3,4. Solo 4c Ensemble — 1.2.3.4. State Solo 4c Ensemble — 2,3,4. Prom Court — 4. Soren Mailing: Soccer — 1,2,3,4. Tennis — 4. A.F.S. — 4. Bryan Mallon(Brob): Cross Country — 1,2. Soccer — 3,4. Basketball — 1. Tennis — l,2,3,4(Tri — Capt. Student Senate — l(Rep.),4(Sec.). Letter Club — 3,4. Newspaper — 4. Executive Session — 2.3.4. Madrigal Dinner — 3,4. Chorale — 1. Chamber Singers — 2,3,4. Solo 4c Ensemble — 1.2.3.4. State Solo 4c Ensemble — 2,3,4. Musical — 2.4. Sara Mangus: Volleyball — 3,4. Basketball — 3. French Club — 1,2,3. FBLA — 3,4. E Russ Lipka: Cross Country — 1,2. Soccer — 3,4. Wrestling — 1,2,3,4. Track 4c Field — 1,2,3,4. Let- I ter Club — 4. Forensics — 1,2,3,4. NHS — 3,4. I FFA — l,2,3(Sentinel),4(Treas.). Ritchie Mack: FHA — HERO — 4. FFA — 1,2,3,4. Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Bryon Martin: Basketball — 1. Marching Band — 1 2,3. Greg Martin: FHA — HERO — 3,4. Executive Ses- sion — 3. Marching Band — 1,2,3,4. Tim Martin: VICA — 3. Mike Masse: Football — 1,2. Baseball — 1. Letter Club —3. Ritsuko Masuoka: A.F.S. — 4. Gayle McDaniel: A.F.S. — 4. French Club — 1,2,3,4. Newspaper — 4(Layout Editor). FHA — HERO — 4(Program Director). HOSA — 3. SADD — 2,3,4. Amy Jo Midthun: Soccer — 4. French Club — 1,2,3,4. Library Aid — 1. Yearbook — 3. Madrigal Dinner — 3,4. Solo Ensemble — 1,2,3,4. State Solo Ensemble — 1,2,3,4. Pep Band — 1,2,3,4. Marching Band — 1,2,3,4. Concert Band — 1,2,3,4. Pit Orchestra — 3,4. Keith Mulhollon(Mully II): Cross Country — 3,4(Capt.). Football — 1,2. Swimming — 4(Capt.). Wrestling — 1,2. Track Field — 3,4. Baseball — 1,2. Art Club —4. Ken Mulhollon(Mully I): Cross Country — 3. Foot- ball — 1,2,3,4. Wrestling — 1,2,4. Track 4c Field — 2,4. Baseball — 1,3. Spanish Club — 3. Letter Club — 3,4. FFA — 4. Heather Murphy: Volleyball — 1. French Club — 1,2. FHA — HERO — 3,4. HOSA — 3,4. Donna Neumaier(Neumers): French Club — 3,4. FHA — HERO — 3,4(Sec.). Kevin Newkirk Tracy A. Niesen: Volleyball — 1,2. Softball — 1. Student Senate — 4. D.E.C.A. — 3. FHA — HERO — 1. FBLA — 2,3,4(Vice Pres.). NHS — 3,4. Gary M. Nolden: Football — 1,2,3,4. VICA — 3,4. NHS — 3,4. FFA — l,2,3,4(Reporter). Judy Noltner(Jude): Volleyball — 1,2,3,4. Basket- ball — 1,2,3,4. Softball — 1,2,3,4. German Club — 1. Letter Club — 2,3,4. FBLA — 3,4. Barb O'Donnell: A.F.S. — 1. FHA — HERO — 2. FBLA —2. Picture Not Available Chris Ohlsen: French Club — 3,4. Art Club — 4. Madrigal Dinner — 3,4. Pep Band — 1,2,3,4. Mar- ching Band — 1,2,3,4. Concert Band — 1,2,3,4. Pit Orchestra — 2,3,4. Solo Ensemble — 1,2,3,4. State Solo Ensemble — 2,3,4. Donald Pagel Jr.: FFA — 1,2,3,4. Troy Pakyz: Basketball — 1. Track Field — 1,2. Spanish Club — 2,3. Chris Pape(Kizzy): Volleyball — 1. Gymnastics — 1. A.F.S. — 3. Student Senate — 2. French Club — 1,2. Newspaper — 4. FHA — HERO — 3,4(Treas.). FBLA — 3. Phil Pape: Football — 1,2,3,4. Wrestling — 4. Track Field — 1,2,3,4. German Club — 4. Art Club — 4. Chorale — 1. Chamber Singers — 4. Gwen Parker(Gwenipoo): French Club — 3,4. FHA — HERO — 3,4(Vice Pres.). Robyn Pattereon: Volleyball — 1,2. FHA — HERO — 2,3,4. HOSA — 3,4. Derek Peetz: Football — 1,2,3,4. Basketball — 1,2,3,4. Baseball — 1,2,3,4. Newspaper — 4. FFA — 4. Kevin Mark Pulvermacher: Football — 1,2. Track Field — 2,4. Baseball — 1. Library Aid — 1,2. D.E.C.A. — 2,3. FBLA — 4. Sarah Ramaker: Swimming — 1,2,3(MVP),4(Capt.). Track Field — 1,2,3,4. A.F.S. — 3. Student Senate — 2(Rep.). French Club — l,2,3,4(Vice Pres.). Letter Club — 3,4. Forensics — 1,2,3,4. HOSA — 3. NHS — 3,4. DAR Award — 4(Nominee). Clint Ramsey Denise Ramsey: FHA — HERO — 4. Madrigal Dinner — 3,4. Treble Ensemble — 1,2,3,4. Peer Counseling — 2. Solo Ensemble — 1,2,3,4. Brian E. Ranzenberger(Raz): Golf — 1,2,3(MVP),4. German Club — 1. VICA — 3,4. FFA — 4. Patsy Raschein: Swimming — 2(Manager),3(Manager),4(Manager). Track Field — 1,2,3. A.F.S. — 1,2,3,4. German Club — l,2,3,4(Pres.). Utter Club — 4. FHA — HERO — 4(Vice Pres.). Art Club — 4. Rob Rees: Football — 2,3,4. Tennis — 2,3,4. D.E.C.A. —3. Renee Rieder(Reeny): Gymnastics — 1,2. Tennis — 1,2,3. Pom Pons2,3. German Club — 1,2. Newspaper — 4(Feature Editor). FBLA — 3(Sec.),4. HOSA —4. Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Michael J. Rozovies: Basketball — 1,2. Tennis — l,2,3,4(Capt.). Student Senate — 4(Treas.). French Club — 3. Letter Club — 3,4. Executive Session — 2,3,4. NHS — 3,4. Madrigal Dinner — 3,4. Mar- ching Band — l,2,3(Drum Major),4(Drum Major). Concert Band — 1,2,3,4. Pep Band — 1,2,3,4. Band — 3(Pres.). Solo Ensemble — 3,4. State Solo Ensemble — 3,4. Randy Ruhland: Basketball — 1. Golf — 1,2,3,4. FFA. French Club — 2,3,4. Rick Satterstrom: Baseball — l,2,3(Manager),4. Student Senate — 4(Rep.). Academic Deacathalon — 4. Craig Alan Schara Mike Schellin: Football — 4. VICA — 3. Scott A. Schmidlkofer(Schmidy): Swimming — l,2,3,4(Capt.). French Club — 1. Letter Club — 2,3,4. D.E.C.A. — 3. Art Club — 4. FBLA — 4. Dawn Schmitt: Swimming — 1. Track Si Field — 2. French Club — 1,2,3,4. Letter Club — 2,3,4. FHA — HERO — 4(Treas.). FBLA — 4. Homecoming Court — 4. Mark A. Schwarz: Cross Country — 1. Basketball — 1,2,3,4. Track Field — 1,2,3,4. German Club — 4. Marching Band — 1,2,3. Concert Band — 1,2,3. Prom Court — 3. Picture Not Available Tina M. Seiler: Cross Country — 2,3- Volleyball — 1. Track Field — 1 2,4. Spanish Club — 3. Ex- ecutive Session — 2,3. Madrigal Dinner — 3,4. Chorale — 1. Chamber Singers — 2,3,4. Solo Ensemble — 1,2,3,4. State Solo Ensemble — 2,3. Shellie Shanks(Shells): French Club — 1,2,3,4. Spanish Club — 3,4. Newspaper — 4(Layout Editor). FHA — HERO — 4. Treble Ensemble — 1. Sheila Smith(Giggles): FBLA — 1. HOSA — 1. Chuck Sprecher: Soccer — 3,4. VIC A — 4. Madrigal Dinner — 3,4. Pep Band — 1,2,3,4. Mar- ching Band — 1,2,3,4. Concert Band — 1,2,3,4. Solo Ensemble — 3,4. State Solo Ensemble — 3,4. FFA —1,2,3,4. Mary Stima: Spanish Club — 1. FHA — HERO — l.HOSA — 1. Band —1,2. Dawn Tetiva: French Club — 3,4. FHA — HERO — 4(Sec.). HOSA — 3. SADD — 2,3. Dana Theisen(Theis): Volleyball — 1,2,3,4. Soft- ball — 1,2,3. Pom Pons — 2,3. French Club — 1,2. Letter Club — 2,3,4. FHA — HERO — 4. FBLA — 4. Julie Thompson: Volleyball — 2,3. French Club — 1,2,3,4. D.E.C.A. — 3. HOSA — 3,4. Matthew B. Thompson: Football — 1,2,3,4. Swim- ming — 2. Basketball — 1. Baseball — 1,2,3,4. German Club — 4. Letter Club — 3,4. Forensics — 1. NHS — 3,4. Homecoming Court — 4. Kurt Uselman: Cross Country — 2. Soccer — 3,4. Wrestling — 1,2,3,4. VIC A — 2,3,4. Mike Uttech: Tennis — 1,3,4. Executive Session — 2,3,4. Madrigal Dinner — 3,4. Pep Band — 1,2,3,4. Concert Band — 1,2,3,4. Marching Band — 1,2,3,4. Pit Orchestra — 1 2,4. Solo Ensemble — 1,2,3,4. State Solo Ensemble — 3,4. Jason VandeHey(Captain): Cross Country — 1.2.3.4. Wrestling — l 2,3,4. Track Field — 1.2.3.4. Letter Club — 4. Chorale — 1. LeAnn Verburg(Tiger): A.F.S. — 1 2,3. French Club —4. Kristin K. Wanless: Cross Country — 2(Manager). Basketball Cheerleading — 2,3,4. Student Senate — 3(Rep.),4(Sec.). Newspaper — 4(Editor in Chief). Executive Session — 2,3,4. NHS — 3,4. Madrigal Dinner — 3,4. Chorale — 1. Chamber Singers — 2,3,4. Musical — 1,2,3,4. Solo Ensem- ble — 1,2,3,4. State Solo Ensemble — 2,3,4. Prom Court — 3. Terry Wehler. Football — 4. V1CA — 4. FFA — l 2,3,4. Joe Welsch: Baseball — 1,2,3,4. Letter Club — 4. FBLA — 3,4(Treas.). FFA — 4. Prom Court — 3(King). Dana Mae Wenzel: Gymnastics — 1,2. French Club — 1,2,3,4. Forensics — 1. Executive Session — 2,3,4. Madrigal Dinner — 3,4. Chorale — 1. Chamber Singers — 2,3,4. Musical — 1,2. State Solo Ensemble — 1,2,3,4. Steve Wenzel: Soccer — 3,4. Pep Band — 1,2,3,4. Marching Band — 1,2,3,4. Concert Band — 1,2,3,4. Solo Ensemble — 3,4. State Solo Ensemble — 3,4. Susan Francine WheelerfPoozie): Swimming — 1,2,3. Softball — 1,2. A.F.S. — 1,2,3. French Club — 1,2,3,4. Letter Club — 2,3,4. Library Aid — 1,2. D.E.C.A. — 2,3. FBLA — 4. HOSA — 1,2. Heather Ann White: A.F.S. — 4. French Club — 2.3.4. FBLA — 3,4. SADD — 4. Madrigal Dinner — 3,4. Solo Ensemble — l 2,3,4. Pep Band — 2.3.4. Concert Band — 1,2,3,4. Marching Band — 1.2.3.4. Pit Orchestra — 3,4. Matthew T. Woerpel: Football — 1,2,3,4. Basket- ball —1,2. Jason Yanke: Football — 1. FFA — 1,2,3,4. Picture Not Available Tina Young(Okra) Brad Zeman: Football — 1. Basketball — 1. Tennis — l,2,3,4(Capt.). Student Senate — l(Vice Pres.),2(Treas.),3(Treas.),4(Senate Pres.). Spanish Club — 3,4. Letter Club — 1,2,3,4. FBLA — 4. SADD — 2,4. Band — 1,2,3. Prom Court — 3. Ken Ziegler Zigs): Cross Country — 2,3,4. Wrestl- ing — 1,2,3,4. Letter Club — 3,4. FBLA — 3. FFA — 1,2,3,4. Michelle L. Hamlin Vince Breunig find9 freedom afterschool. Tracy Niesen preparing for the Homecoming pep rally by holding up the letter N while spelling out SENIORS . Photo not available — Steve l-aufenberg Seniors — 63 Senior Class Officers : Clockwise — Melissa Koenig (Pres.), Kim Ecks- tein (Vice-Pres.), Mike Rozovics (Treas.), Bryan Mallon (Sec.). Dear Classmates, As our final year of high school comes to an end and we start leading our own separate lives, we face one of the greatest challenges in our lives; the future. Now it is our chance to prove ourselves and become the best we can possibly be. Nothing can stop us now. I wish you all much luck and happiness in your pursuit for success. Melissa Koenig Senior Class President Class of 1988 64 — Senior Section i • Class Clowns — ‘ Brad Zeman Sue Wheeler and Senior Section — 65 wmmi, Mllp, y, , i j i Most Likely to Succeed — Mitch Breunig and Tracy Niesen Wind fi «'irwMMW — Loudest — Dawn Schmitt and ' Scott Schmidlkofer There is always one moment in childhood when the door opens an lets the future in. — Graham Greene 66 — Senior Section T IO' rmm m Most School Spirit — Kim ' Jackson and Brad Zeman. This is no time to speak of the hopes of the future, or the broader world which lies beyond our struggles and our victory. — Winston Churchill Senior Section — 67 The wave of the future is coming and there is no fighting it. — Anne Morrow Lindbergh f m wh ■ WT1■ w� ,p' Most Athletic — Ed Breunig and i Shelly Hutter. ' — — - -------------UIW+ iUl1 68 — Senior Section the wings of the future, for I have them. — Robinson Jeffers Best Dressed — Renee Rieder and i Mike Rozovics ; Senior Section — 69 Right: Soren Mailing sits down for a minute to rest after an exhausting swim race. Below: Brad Breunig, Matt Elsing, Ken Mulhollon, and Derek Peetz attempt to cheerlead at the Powder Puff Homecoming Game. Below Right: After selling ads all day Tanya Cutler puts her feet up and kicks back. Bottom Left: During Senior foods. Matt Elsing prac- tices his skills at frosting donuts. Bottom Right: These lovely ladies cooperate in the kitchen while Brian Kuhnau contemplates life. 70 — Senior Section THE BEST This past year, the students and staff of Sauk Prairie High School, along with the entire Sauk Prairie Community, saw the opening of the new Outdoor Educational Facility, located behind the high school. The facility was a long time in waiting and very pleasantly welcomed. Finally the high school has a place of its own to hold sports events and special gatherings. The dedication of the facility was August 30, 1987 and it lasted about half an hour. The event, with High School prin- cipal, Mr. R. Scott Pierce as the Master of Ceremonies, opened with the High School Marching Band playing the Star Spangled Banner under the direction of Ms. Sue Halloway. The Pom Pon Squad, advised by Miss Cindy Duban, also performed. Other speakers who were a part of the program were: Dr. Richard Magnuson, the district superintendent; Mr. Larry Black, High School Assistant Principal; Mrs. Valerie McAuliffe, school board vice president and Mrs. Kathy Rozovics, school board president. Our facility is considered one of the best high school facilities in the state. We are very proud to have this great facility as part of our school. Far Middle Left — Dr. Magnuson comments on the New Outdoor Educa- tional Facility. Middle Left — Rick Wenzel plays his trumpet solo during the ceremonies. Steve Ploetz of the Prairie Bank, recieves an award for donating money to the Outdoor Educational Facility. Outdoor Educatonal Facility — 71 The Pom Pon Fall squad performs at the dedication of the Outdoor Educational Facility. Top Row: Shelly Hutter and Brad Zeman, Chris Pape and Scott Breunig, Melissa Koenig and Brian Endres. Middle Row: Lynn Haas and Mitch Breunig, Becky Maier and Mark Schwarz, Kristin Wanless and Mike Cummings. Bottom Row: Tracy Niesen and Joe Welsch, Kim Eckstein and Darin Frey. Queen Tracy Niesen and King Joe Welsch pose for a picture. Mistress Kim Eckstein and Master Darin Frey have their picture taken before the festivities begin. 72 — Prom 1987 Meet Me Halfway Top Right: Four lovely ladies take a break to have their picture taken. Above: Mike Cummings and Laurie Solchenberger trip the light fan- tastic at Prom. May 16, 1987 was the magical date. On this humid night, Sauk Prairie High School had the Junior Prom. The band was the popular Cheeters with the theme, Meet Me Halfway. Blue, silver, and white streamers, crepe paper, and balloons decorated the commons; while girls in beautiful dresses danced with handsome guys in tuxes. It was truly a night to remember. Upper left — Miniature king Troy Niesen. Upper right — Miniature queen Jaime Frey. Prom 1987 —73 Caria Feltz, Mistress of Ceremonies, walks up the aisle during the Grand March with the Miniature Queen. King Ed Breunig and Queen Becky Humbracht pose in the elegant style that royalty succumbs to. 74 — Homecoming '87-'88 The 1987-88 Homecoming Court was as follows; Brian Kuhnau and Jenny Alt; Derek Peetz and Dana Theisen; Ted Frey and Renee Rieder; Matt Thompson and Dawn Schmitt; Brad Breunig and Lori Goette; Matt Elsing and Fawn Beerkircher. Brad Breunig, Lori Goette, and Matt Elsing crack up when the next couple was being announced. Homecoming — '87-'88 — 75 DANCE, DANCE, DANCE ! Some Freshmen girls boogie their way into oblivion. 76 — Dance Candids Ms. Beale and Mr. Conroy appear in their best attire. 77 SPIRIT ASSEMBL Top Left — Voting on the Battle Cry. Top Right — Seniors cheer the battle cry. Middle Left — Becky Maier and Scott Schmidlekofer tries for a win by eating cream pies. Middle Right — The remains of the pie con- test appear on the competitors' faces. Above — Blanket Dragging com- petition shows who has the fastest blanket draggers. Right and Far Right — Ed Breunig and Vince Breunig show the school how to slam dunk. 78 — Student Life Top Left: Angie Schmitt lapses into a daze during a pep rally. Top Right: Tanya Cutler stares intently at the computer in the yearbook room. Middle Left: Laurie Solchenberger flashes those pearlies at a cross country meet. Middle Right — Taken by sur- prise, senior Kristin Breunig gets caught by the camera. Far Left — A true Eagle fan, Becky Woerpel watches the basketball game with in- terest. Right: We don't know what Alan Osgood is doing, but it's a nice picture, Alan! Close-Ups — 79 People For Sale?! FFA MEMBER AUCTION Friday, April 15, 1988 Location: Sauk Prairie High School 36 Head of Ambitious Top Grade FFA Girls Boys Nama Age Height Weight 1 Shawn Cunan 16 5‘8- 186 2 Joa Boanchar 15 '1 T '50 3 Chad Hanlcina 14 97’ 2 0 4 CamaZach 15 5T 130 5 Lon Snowden 14 52' 100 6 Penny Burckhardt 16 7 Pol Tharing 6V 126 8 Jim Naumaar 6-C 190 9 Mahons Wan la 15 6V 160 10 Emiiy Worn©� ! 5 r 128 n Chr-t C a vadat sene 15 5'6- 130 12 Gaorga lawan 17 511“ 158 13 Chns Fahrman 16 6'B 106 14 Morkley Peuke T6 5'9“ 170 15 S hermen Pascham 16 5'9 130 16 Wade Famar 16 6'9- 170 17 R Accoia 16 5' ID' 210 18 Scon Eva� t 16 5'It 215 19 Rcnand Zck 16 5'IT 170 20 Tom lohr 16 5'1(T 162 21 Nicne-ie Ho end 16 bY 110 22 Jim Wa-!5 16 67' 170 23 Chr.s Johnson 16 6-r 152 24 Scon Br-cki 17 60“ 170 26 Don Pogot Jr 18 err 170 26 Joe Waisc 18 6'5 220 27 Joa K .or ’8 6'1“ 1 0 28 Vinca Brpun.g 18 6 5 200 29 Matt Etsmg 19 fl’T 196 30 Gary Noloon 17 0'2 190 31 Ed Breurvg 18 97’ '90 32 Brad Breun g 18 6T 210 33 Bran Kuhnau 18 6-4 226 34 Terry Weh� 17 64 260 35 Mitch Breunig 18 59- 160 36 Mr Kuchta 26 6'T 220 Time: 2:00 p.m. Minimum Puce $26 00 11 You'� Looking For An Outstanding Worfcerte) For Eight Moor� BE SUAE TO ATTEND THIS SALE NOTE: Not haWe for ac- cidents after MM da to to the worker Worker a to oo work up to abrl'tY Anyone can bid on the workers Good for yard work. Cleaning windows, moving or hundred� of otnor job Coat a pos- sibly deductible as a donation to Future Farm- ers of America Thank you, SAUK PRAIRIE FFA CHAPTER TERMS vi-n Boys muet work before June 1, 1968 Pay FFA Chapter at member auction on April 15 Monae wilt be used for fmenong yeany program of work for the chapter s member Auction Service Donated By. Loether Auction Sales 513 Polk Street rop 2 D dder get i day 1 Sauk City, Wl 53583 F “im� ,vV | Phone (608) 643-6985 Sk-dverj donated by Verrar , s •• t- Mcheei' i.-.plement Top Left — Matt Elsing waits to be auctioned off by Ron Loether. Top Right — A list of the students for sale to raise money for a fishing trip for Seniors to Canada. Above — Rich Loether, Ron Loether, Jerry Keller, Mr. Kuchta, and Bob Weiss helped with the auction and Mr. Keller was top bidder. Right — Brad Herbrand and Mitch Breunig act as herders while Mr. Kuchta is auc- tioned off by Ron Loether. FFA Auction — 80 MUSIC When in band, one is a linquistic interpreter of the language of music (a language capable of expressing thoughts, ideas, concepts, history, emotion and in total — life); you also get a full credit. -Brian Bannon In band, imaginative and cunning high school students are allowed to express culture in their own unique way. -Erik Kitt Being in band makes me feel special. Only a small amount of people in the school have the determina- tion and skill to play a musical instrument. -David Weitzel Band is rowdy. -Shelly Hutter and Becky Maier Band is... ? -Tricia Fish Music — 81 Playing the Music Top — L-R Chad Hankins, Andrea Ramsey, Kristin Radi, Coco Monette, Karen Brickl, Stephanie Noskowiak, Wendy Breunig, Melody Matz, Angie Foye, Geni Gorman, Lisa Friou, Helen Tobias, Stefanie Hachman, Leo Zimmerman. Third Row — Mike Hall, Stacie Manning, Dana Fitch, Mary McAuliffe, Sean McAuliffe, Kelly Monette, Gail Browning, Kathy Breunig, Chan Atwell, Chuck Sprecher, Shawn Alt, Rick Wenzel, Steve Wenzel, Mike Uttech, Erik Kitt, Maria VandeBerg, Dave Loncki. Second Row — Brian Chelminiak, David Weitzel, Cathy Breunig, Jeff Nimmow, Becky Maier, Shelly Hutter, Brian Bannon, Debbie Breunig, Becky Kilen, Andrea Gorman, Cathy Statz, Denise Kruse, Kristen Magnuson, Aimee Weitzel, Tracy Michaels, Trisha Fish, Chris Ohlson, Jenny Mabie, Peggy Troestler. First Row — Heather White, Jenny Breunig, Teri Breunig, Kristen King, Liz Marti, Ericka Martin, Kristi Sereg, Michelle Kohlman, Sara Cook, Becky Friou, Jennie Feiner, April Dohs, Amy Midthun. Bottom — Dave Lawrence, Beth Caputo, Jim Neumaier, Gary Jacobs, Abett Martin, Nathan Kilen, Nick Holland, Amy Statz, Matt Shinker, Craig Brown, Jeff Hutter, Karre Mikkelson, Michelle Konkle, Martin McNamer, Mike Rozovics. Above — The Band assembles in the band room before a perfor- mance at half time during a football game. Right — Martin McNamer and Laurie Solchenberger play the xylophones in the rain at a football game halftime. 82 — Band Mike Uttech, Kathy Breunig, and Rick Wenzel perform a trio during their field show which is also displayed at football games, and various contests throughout the year. Left — After a competition in Waunakee the band members silently come off the field Below — It seems as if all of the members of the drum section have something besides music on their minds. Bottom — At a football game, the band per- forms their field show with the flags, and Mike Rozovics leading them. Above — Mike Rozovics, one of three drum majors, directs the band in what appears to be the right style. Band — 83 Guys and Dolls Hit the Stage Right — The crap shooters sing about the troubles of finding a place for their game. Below Right — Ryan Hanson and Kim Ederer do the mamba during the Havana scene. Below Middle — The Hot Box dancers sing Give back the Mink after having troubles with fiancees. Below — Carla Feltz gets a little tipsy after dating a gambler. Bottom Left — The Pit Orchestra gets ready for the night's performance. Bottom Right — The guys and dolls assemble in the missonary after losing a gambling bet. 84 — Guys and Dolls WE SING THE SONGS Chorale — top row L R: Dawn Alt McKenzie, Tina Luther, Toni Dalby, Ryan Hanson, Kelly Monette, Shawn Curran, Chan Atwell, Melissa Kahn, Sara Campbell, Becky Schwartz, Heather Laird, Beth Caputo. Mid- dle row: Cathy Breunig, Karen Brickl, Jennifer Enge, Cathy Statz, Chanda Kehl, Carrie Barrett, Dana Uselman, Michele Frey, Jen- nifer Granger, Angie Schmit, Pen- ny Burckhardt. Front row: Michelle Lins, Laura Breunig, Angie Mazerek, Sharon Breunig, Stephanie Brickl, Mary Carmen Diaz, Denice Ruhland, Renee Wilson, Emily Wetherall, Rhonda Rees. Chamber Singers — top row L R: Shane Jones, Phil Pape, Greg Boys, Nathan Anderson, Erik Nidy, Paul Koci, Gary Jacobs, Brian Mallon, Dennis Wozniak, David Ederer.Middle row: Wendy Breunig, Lori Dunse, Kim Fisher, Coco Monette, Tina Seiler, Robyn Feltz, Amy Statz, Tanya Hein, Carla Feltz. Front row: Kristin Wanless, Jenny Breunig, Melissa Koenig, Maria Pape, Stacie Mann- ing, Jenny Maier, Kim Ederer, Vicky Lauing, Dana Wenzel. Treble Ensemble — top row L R: Melody Matz, Sara Baumgarten, Lisa Gundlach, Pam Mielke, Tati Eilertson, Anna Warren, Denice Ramsey. Middle row: Barb Lins, Angie Foye, Amy Christianson, Dawn Christianson.Seated: Kristin Radi, Peggy Troestler, Julie Severance. Chorus — 85 Ambassadors of Excellence Executive Session Back-up Band — Back Row: Mike Rozovics, Mike Uttech, Rick Wenzel, Erik Kitt, Chan Atwell. Middle Row: Peggy Troestler, Brian Bannon, Nathan Kilen. Bottom Row: David Lawrence, Dana Fitch, Kristen King. Below: The Executive Session gets a pep talk from Ms. Halloway before a home Performance. Below Right: Carla Feltz belts out her solo in The Lion Sleeps Tonight , during the Spaghetti Dinner, while Melissa Koenig, Kristin Wanless, and Wendy Breunig backs her up. Bottom: The Show Choir changes its tune arid costumes for the Spaghetti Dinner. Bottom Right: The girls get ready for chorus line kicks during a home performance. 86 — Executive Session Left: The girls in the Executive Session sing Hey Big Spender for the Spaghetti Dinner audience. Middle: Gary Jacobs, Shane Jones, and Kelly Monette end their performance with a grin and a look of releif. The Sauk Prairie Executive Session had a highly successful year, competing with highly respected and top-notch groups. The year started out with a second in the Oregon competition and an award for the Best Instrumental Group. From then on it was all down hill with many wins in such places as LaCrosse, DePere, and a finale appearance in Chicago. Everywhere they went, they showed the true spirit of the Sauk Prairie Eagles, and were excellent am- bassadors of this town. The Executive Session Singer and Dancers — Top: Erik Nidy, Carla Feltz. Left and Right Sides: Ryan Hanson, Karen Brickl, Dave Ederer, Jenny Breunig, Nathan Anderson, Gary Jacobs, Amy Statz, Coco Monette, Wendy Breunig, Kel- ly Monette. Left and Right Inside: Maria Pape, Bryan Mallon, Dennis Wozniak, Vicki Lauing, Kristin Wanless, Shane Jones, Kim Ederer, Stacie Manning, Cathy Statz. Kneeling: Robyn Feltz, Dawn McKenzie, Melissa Koenig, Dana Wenzel. Executive Session — 87 The Madrigal of the Year... Right: Dave Ederer, Jenny Maier, Mike Rozovics, and Jenny Breunig feed their faces with junk food while the audience feasts on gourmet food. Below: Talented Court jester, Erik Nidy, has the whole crowd laughing as he pokes a little fun at Ms. Paddock. v 88 — Madrigal Dinner The Madrigal Dinner was held during the winter months which brought some freshness into the year. It was almost entirely student run, by the music and band students. The dinner consisted of Hors d'Ouvres, Wassyle Cop- pes, Chyken Noddle Potage, Cafe, Pate de poulet and du jambon, Gryne Sallade, Comysh Henne, Bottata nad Chysse, Fressh Fruyt, and Christesmesse Pudding. The entertainment was provided by our student body. Left: The acrobats entertained the royal court and audience by building a pyramid. Middle Left: Harem Dancers Becky Friou, Kim Ederer, Jenny Maier, Vicki Lau- ing, and Dana Wenzel line up for their interlude. Below: Erik Nidy, the court jester, keeps the au- dience in stitches in a number of ways; leaping from the head table is just one. Left: Queen Melissa Koenig and King Shane Jones step down from the head table and allow the court jugglers to perform over them. Above: Mrs. Luher humbly approaches the head table to speak to the court. Madrigal Dinner — 89 Right — Lucy (Melissa Koenig) ad- mires Schroeder's (Brian Bannon) piano playing. Far right — The whole cast gets into the groove when they sing about a book report on Peter Rabbit. Right — Corey Sprecher, playing Snoopy in the spr- ing play, sings the Suppertime song during a practice. Far right — Stacie Manning (Lucy) ponders upon her book report on Peter Rabbit. Below — Lucy (Melissa Koenig) sings Little Known Facts” to Linus (Dennis Wozniak) while Charlie Brown (Dave Lawrence) quietly observes. You're a Good Man Charlie Brown was last year's spring musical production. This was not the cartoon that everyone knows and loves but it was centered around the same characters. The musical was made up of skits within the show that portrayed a not-so-average day in the life of Charlie Brown and his friends. The production covered their championship baseball game, Lucy's love for Schroeder, Snoopy's suppertime, flying a kite, and much more. This was by far the most successful musical productions that our school has done in a long time. Peo- ple of all ages enjoyed the casts of Dave Lawrence as Charlie Brown, Melissa Koenig and Stacie Manning as Lucy, Erik Nidy and Corey Sprecher — Snoopy, Nathan Anderson and Brian Bannon — Schroeder, Amy Statz and Chris Kratzke as Patty, Dennis Wozniak and Clay Curran as Linus. Written By Melissa Koenig 90 — Charlie Brown Organizations Student Senate Officers — L R — Mardel Liegel, (Corresponding Sec.), Nathan Anderson, (Vice Pres.), Brad Zeman, (Pres.), Stacie Manning, (Treas.), Kristin Wanless, (Sec.) Organizations — 91 BRAIN WAVES German Club — Top Row: l r — Frich Huelseman, Marlea Slotty, Dana Ringelstetter, Teresa McNabb. 4th Row — Scott Breunig, Brad Zeman, NaTanya Jaguish, Denise Kruse, l.aura Ballweg, Rhonda Hut- ter, Karen Hicks, Brenda Speth. 3rd Row — Troy Wendt, Randy Huelsemann, Joel VandeHey, An- drea Monson, Michele Frey, Debbie Breunig, Cale Peeples, Phil Pape, Dana Fitch. 4th Row — Jacqueline Hornung, Laura Breunig, Bobbi Schultz, Stacey Alt, Heather Grossman, Debbie Leese, Lynn Haas, Jenny Alt. Bottom Row — Tara VandeHey, I .auric Solchenberger, Patsy Raschein, (Pres.), Carla Feltz, Mr. Rusch, (Advisor). Academic Decathalon: Top — Mr. Rusch, (Advisor). Sitting l r — Barrett Brickner, Rick Satterstrom, Melissa Koenig, Tanya Cutler. Standing — Ann Gibb, Tim Henn- ing. Kneeling — Geni Gorman. 92 — Academic Decathalon German Club NHS — Top row 1 r: Mark Schwarz, Mitch Breunie, Scott Breunig, Kristen Hummel, Vince Breunig. Sixth row 1 r: Brian Kuhnau, Shelly Hutter, Laurie Solchenberger, Anne Pletzer, Debbie Breunig, Amy Brown, Barb Lins, Mardel Liegel, Nichelle Holland. Fifth row I r: Monica Breunig, Brian Bannon, Barrett Brickner, David Lawrence, Mark O'Donnell, Molly Accola , Sarah Ramaker, Mike Rozorics, Dawn Schmitt. Fourth row 1 r: Kim Jackson, Tanya Cutler, hrik Kitt, Nathan Kilen, Paula Breunig, Tracey Niesen, Kristen Wanless, Kris Magnuson, Angela Hutter. Third row 1 r: Mike Uttech, Teri Breunig, Chuck Sprecher, Connie Ganser, Sari Gralnick, Brenda Ganser, Cris Ohlsen, Faye Breunig, Wendy Breunig. Second row 1 r :Russ Lipka, James Hodges, Andy Denter, Nathan Anderson, Stacie Manning, Dana Fitch, Laura Ballweg, NaTanya Ja- quish. Bottom row: Ted Frey — treas.. Matt Thompson, Ed Breunig — vice pres., Carla Feltz — sec. Missing from photo: Cin- dy Endres — pres., Tim Henning, Gary Nolden. The DAR award (Daughter of the American Revolution) is based on service, patriotism, dependability, and leadership. It is presented an- nually to an outstanding senior. This years recipient is Kim Jackson. Each year in June, the American Legion and its Auxiliary sponsor four students chosen by their classmates and faculty to attend Badger State. The purpose is to promote the understanding of a democracy. The 1988 representatives were chosen for their scholar- ship, leadership, patriotism, responsibility, and physical fitness. N.H.S. Badger State D. A.R. — 93 Senators To Be ? Student Senate — Top Row: Nanette Breunig, An- drea Wyttenbach, Melissa Kahn, Cathy Statz, Jen- nifer Mabie, Angie Kuhnau, Holly Kenyon, Ed Frommung. Fourth Row: Joleen Walsh, Dana Maier, Elizabeth Volker, Jenny Maier, Sarah Schroeder, Eloise Breunig, Kathy Breunig, Danice Dombeck. Third Row: Amy Statz, Jennifer Breunig, Trina VandeBerg, Cheryl Frommung, Amy Brown, David Lawrence, Laurie Solchenberger. Second Row: Rick Satterstrom, Mike Rozovics, Kim Ecks- tein, Melissa Koenig, Kristen King, Connie Ganser, Tracy Niesen, Bryan Mallon. Bottom Row: Brad Zeman-(Pres.), Nathan Anderson-(Vice Pres.), Kristen Wanless-(Sec.), Mardel Liegel-(Cor. Sec.), Stacie Manning-(Treas.). W h a t 's i n a L e t t e r Eighth Row: Kurt Bills, Mike Rozovics, Joe Welsch, Brad Zeman, Phil Pape, Greg Boys, Erik Kitt, Scott Schmidlkofer, Vince Breunig, Bryan Mallon, Jason Vandehey. Seventh Row: Ken Ziegler, Molly Accola, Sarah Ramaker, Carla Feltz, Becky Maier, Judy Noltner, Sue Wheeler, Dana Theisen, Dawn Schmidt, Jason Lanius, Kurt Uselman. Sixth Row: Wendy Breunig, Faye Breunig, Laura Block, Patsy Raschein, Becky Humbracht, Shelly Hutter, Kim Jackson, Sherman Raschein, Mike Breunig, James Hodges. Fifth Row: Wally Mack, Monica Breunig, Angela Hutter, Anne Pletzer, Connie Ganser, Sari Gralnick, Bob Jelinek, Denise Kruse, Brad Herbrand, Brian Kuhnau, Casey Holmquist, Russ Lipka. Fourth Row: Karen Bannon, Aimee Bauer, Karen Brickl, Becky Woerpel, Becky Weinke, Barb Lins, Mardel Liegel, Kari Slark, Lori Yanke, John Cole, Jeff Millard. Third Row: Laurie Solchenberger, Debbie Breunig, Sarah Schroedor, Ericka Martin, Kerry Meyer, Kristin Hummel, Joel Breunig, Becky Hamilton, Rachel Grunewald, Nichelle Holland. Second Row: Jerry Neisen, Amy Brown, Carrie Heffron, Rita Sorge, Erin Frey, Robin Hadley, Becky Elsing, Matt Thompson, Cathy Schoepp, Julie Davis, Alicia Uselman. First Row: Mitch Breunig-(Pres.), Ed Breunig-(Vice Pres.), Lynn Haas-(Sec.), Mike Cummings-(Treas.), David Hedgepath. 94 — Letter Club Student Senate OUR FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS Top Row: Mr. George Roth, Teresa Sprecher, Kim Hehenberger, Lori Yanke, Laura Ballweg, Rhonda Hutter, Jodi Johnson, Brian Endres, Scott Schmidlkofer, Bob Jelinek, Ms. Jackie Sweno. Fifth Row: Angie Foye, Geni Gorman, Heidi Peters, Anne Pletzer, Karen Hicks, Shelly Billhom, Paula Ballweg, Holly Fenske, Kathy Evert. Fourth Row: Martin McNamer, Denise Ballweg, Jeanne Breunig, Kristen Magnuson, Kristen King, Angela Hutter, Becky Humbracht, Dawn Scnmidt, Kim Fehrman, Suanne Delaney, Kim Jackson. Third Row: Dave Mangus, Paula Breunig, Becky Maier, Sandy Liegel, Judy Noltner, Sue Wheeler, Sheila Smith, Barb O'Donnel, Dawn Klaetsch, Heather White, Teri Breunig, Renee Rieder. Second Row: Sara Mangus, Jodi Garcia, Jodi Haas, Robin Hadley, Lori Berger, Kathy Schoepp, Brad Zeman, Mardel Liegel, Brenda Greenheck, Barb Lins. Bottom Row: Amy Frey, Tracy Niesen-(Vice Pres.), Wendy Breunig- (Sec.), Joe Welsch-(Treas.). Not Picturea: Cindy Endres-(Pres.), Tammy Frey- (Sec.), Cheryl Frommung. Sixth Row: Julie Thompson, Suanne Delaney, Karen Klug, Stefanie Hachmann. Fifth Row: Holly Fenske, Jeannine Seavems, Kathy Evert, Theresa Breunig, Brenda Speth, Cindy Ziegler, Kathy Wieland, Heidi Schultz, Karen Hicks, Tammy Frame, Jodi Garcia. Fourth Row: NaTanya Jaquish, Denise Kruse, Tammy Barbian, Amy Walsch, Amy Christiansen, Gayle McDaniel, Dawn Christian- son, Michelle Hamlin, Julie Hillenbrand. Third Row: Lori Dunse, Karen Brickl, Heather Grossman, Becky Weinke, Eloise Breunig, Barb Lins, Angie Foye, Pam Mielke, Tricia Fish. Second Row: Pat Enthoff, Brad Zeman, Matt Thompson, Mitch Breunig, Mardel Liegel, Brenda Greenheck, Miss Kathy Powers. First Row: Becky Friou-(Sec.), Lori Dresen-(Treas.), Molly Accola-(Vice Pres.), Kim Jackson-(Pres.). JUST SAY NO! F.B.L.A. S.A.D.D. — 95 H.O.S.A. — Top Row: 1 r — Debbie Dobratz, Michelle Hamlin, Jay-Jay Mazerek, Kathy Boett- cher, Pauline Johnson, Vicki Ziegler. 3rd Row: Amy Brown, Dana Fitch, Angie Breunig, Robyn Patterson, Mary Stima, Lisa Friou, Heidi Weiland. 2nd Row: Valerie Pickar, Rita Sorge, Erin Frey, Kathy Schoepp, Julie Davis, Sandy Liegel, Renee Reider, Ms. Pat Thompson. Bottom Row: Kris Kimer — (Corresponding Sec.), Dawn Christian- son — (Pres.), Sue Wheeler, Brenda Greenheck — (Sec), Heather Murphy — (Treas), Monica Breunig — (V.P.). Missing from photo: Stephanie Noskowiak, Brenda Pelanek, Angie Mazerek. H.E.R.O. — Top Row 1 r: Debbie Dobratz, Rich Mack, Brian Kuhnau, Matt Elsing, Dale Frey, Kathy Boetcher, Denise Ramsey. 3rd Row: Robyn Patter- son, Jenny Alt, Lori Goette, Kim Fehrman, Lisa Franck, Penny Burckhardt, Charles Casale. 2nd Row: Julie Hillebrand, Donna Neumaier, Heather Murphy — (Pres.), Brad Breunig — (Social Of- ficer). Bottom Row: Gayle McDaniel, Gwen Parker, Kris Kimer — (Sec.), Patsy Raschein, Dawn Schmitt, Chris Pape — (V.P.), Miss Nancy Breunig. Not pictured — Brenda Bruckert, Dawn Tetiva, Fawn Beerkircher, Shawn Jones, Greg Martin. F.H.A. Top Row: Becky Sprecher, Tanya Cutler, Karen Klug, Denise Ramsey, Kathy Boettcher. Middle Row: Kathy Weiland, Gayle McDaniel, Becky Friou, Denise Ballweg, Dana Theisen. Bottom Row: S h e 11 i e Shanks, Jean Har- m o n, Patsy Raschein, Sherri Reuter. 96 — H.O.S.A. H.E.R.O. F.H.A. FFA LEADERS FOR THE NEW FIELDS OF AGRICULTURE Top row: L R — Alan Osgood, Rocky Ruhland, Randy Krumenauer, Steve Breunig, Alan Engebretson, Derek Peetz, Neil Ballweg, Bob Kleist. Middle Row — Mark O'Donnell, Jerry Niesen, Ross Mack-(Sec.), Paul Hutter, Sean O'Conner, Terry Wehler, Joe Ballweg. Bottom Row — Wally Mack, Kurt Uselman, Bryon Martin-(Vice Pres.), Brian Ranzenberger, Gary Nolden, Jeff Jaedike, Chuck Sprecher-(Treas.). Missing from photo: Mark Schwarz-(Pres.), Terry Mack-(Sec.), Kurt Zech. V. I. C. A. FFA-Top Row — L to R: Tom Lohr, Aaron Zech, Jeremy Chrisler, Joe Ballweg, Jeff Hughbanks, Bob Kleist, Perry Me- Claren, Roland Zick, Scott Evert, Kevin Endres, Ric Accola, Andy Breunig. 6th Row: Terry Wehler, Jason Yanke, Chuck Sprecher, Jim Blum, Don Pagel, Chris Johnson, Craig Pagel, Doug Warren, Wade Feiner, Chris Fehrman, Mark Reible, Sherman Raschein. 5th Row: Tim Markley, Darrell Breunig, Brian Endres, Craig Kolmorgan, Joe Keller, Scott Brickl, Joel Martin, David Peetz, Markley Pet- zke, Jason Franck, Joe Boettcher, George Lewan. 4th Row: John Breunig, Dale Frey, Brad Herbrand, Scott Haas, Shawn Curran, Joe Kirchner, Carrie Zech, Michelle Wehler, Emily Wetherall, Lori Snowden, Penny Burckhardt. 3rd Row: Brian Ranzenberger, Neil Ballweg, Pat Thering, Jim Neumaier, Jenny Feiner, Jessica Hasheider, Heidi Schultz, Chad Hankins, Chris Clavadatscher. 2nd Row: Darrel Ziegler, Kelly Breunig, Rich Mack, Brian Kuhnau, Derek Peetz, Ed Breunig, Joe Welsch, Nichelle Holland, NaTanya Jaquish. Bottom Row: Mr. Jim Kuchta- (Advisor), Matt Elsing- (Chaplain), Brad Breunig- (Sentinal), Jeff Jaedike- (Secretary), Gary Nolden — (Reporter), Vince Breunig-(Vice-President), Mitch Breunig-(President), Russ Lipka-(Treasurer). Missing: Ken Mulhollon, Todd Baier, Tony Frey, Jim Walls, Chad Wiggen, Bob Ziegler, Larry Ballweg, Jen- ny Ulrich, Jim Ballweg, Brett Breunig, Troy Breunig, Brett Herschleb, Chris Newkirk, Eber Thompson, David Travis. F.F.A. V.I.C.A. — 97 None of the things which are done with intelligence are done without the aid of speech. Isocrates Sauk Prairie High School Forensic Team Seated on floor — L R: Brenda Speth, Melissa Holmquist, Heather Laird. Middle row: Connie Ganser, Janet Speth, Melissa Kahn, Rebecca Hamilton, Cathy Statz. Top row: Barrett Brickner, Todd Gade, NaTanya Jaquish, Michelle Wehler, Chanda Kehl, Anne Pletzer. Missing from photo: Sarah Ramaker, Kristen Magnuson, Leslie Shalabi, Nichelle Holland, Karen Hicks, Russ Lipka, and Steve Bohling. Connie Ganser Storytelling 1985 1986 1987 —GOLD 1988 —SILVER Russ Lipka Prose 1985 —SILVER 1986 —GOLD 1987 —SILVER 1988 —BRONZE Kristin Magnuson Play Acting, Poetry, and Solo Acting Transfer from Central High, Hammond, Wi. 1988 1985 —SILVER 1986 —BRONZE 1987 —SILVER 1988 —SILVER Sarah Ramaker Prose and Solo Acting 1985 — BRONZE 1986 —GOLD 1988 —SILVER 98 — Forensics This page donated by the yearbook staff for autographs. Tanya Cutler — Editor Cheryl Frommung — Business Manager Mark Dohm — Photo Editor Missy Holmquist Jane Kuss — Advisor Yearbook Photo — 99 Top Row — 1 r — Karen Klug, Tammy Frame, Karen Hicks, Kathy Evert, Angela Foye, Holly Fenske, Tanya Cutler. 3rd Row — Stefanie Hachman, Kirsten Hummel, Missy Holmquist, Paula Ballweg, Denise Kruse, Amy Christianson, Gayle McDaniel. 2nd Row — Becky Friou, Jodi Garcia, Tierra Jackson, Heidi Peters, Lucy Zimmerman, Connie Ganser, Kristen King, Patsy Raschein. Bottom Row — Ritsuko Masuoko, Mary Carmen Diaz, Soren Mailing, Sari Gralnick — President, Heidi Schultz •— Vice President, NaTanya Jaquish — Secretary-Treasurer, Ms. Kathy Powers — Advisor. AFS —100 MEXICO, JAPAN AND DENMARK, VISIT WISCONSIN. Hello friends!!! I am Mary Carmen Diaz, I come from Mexico. I live in Colima a city of 100,000 people. I am very glad to share my AFS year with you, it was exciting, because I had the opportunity to learn a lot of things from Sauk Prairie High School, such as new sports, how to use the locker system, nice methods of teaching and many other things. I really appreciate the excellent organizatin in this school. Between my city and this place there are some differences, like the weather, hoilidays and life style. I enjoyed everything with my family; so, I would like to thank the Bannan Family. Also thanks to everyone at this school: teachers, classmates, and in general to all the community who made this great experience possible. Hi! I'm Soren, one of this year's exchange students, and I come from a smaller town in Denmark. There are some differences between the U.S.A. and my country, especially the school system. We don't have the locker system, cheerleaders, the same classes, and the way of teaching is different too. However, it has been really fun and in- teresting to experience your way. Even if I don't get credits for this year, I still feel it's been the most beneficial year in my life so far. Everybody has been so incredible nice to me, and I would like to thank the teachers for being so helpful and nice, also the students for right away considering me one of them and for helping me out of any kind of problem. And thanks to Mr. Kadala and Mr. Conroy for welcoming me on the soccer and swimming teams. I hope all of you know how much fun this has been for me, and I know I will look back on this year as the most memorable in my life. Hello! My name is Ritsuko Masuoka. I'm from Kazo which is near Tokyo. My city is very small city, and the population is about 50,000. When I return to Japan, I will attend Freshman from high school. Japanese school has very tight school regulations; we have to wear uniforms, no make-up or perm, and we have to go to school six days a week. So when I went to Sauk Prairie High School on the first day, 1 was very surprised. School is free and students enjoy the school. I have had great experience here, especially American football and Homecoming. I've never seen such openhearted and joyful school events in Japan. I enjoyed, and I am pleased very much because of everybody's kindness to me; especially my host family (Schultz fami- ly), they helped me anytime. I thank all of you and I will miss you when I go back to Japan. Thanks! Ritsuko I hope you never forget me, because I'm sure I will remember you forever. Thanks again and ... HASTA LA VISTA EAGLES!!! French Gub — Eighth Row: Melissa Koenig, Chris Batten, Kris Foster, Debbie Breunig, Aimee Bauer, Laura Block, Peggy Troestler, Amy Statz. Seventh Row: Kristin Magnuson, Stacie Manning, Vicky Lauing, Becky Friou, Mark Dohm, Chris Nolden, Karen Brickl, April Dohs, Heather White, Stephanie Gement, Jane Sorg. Sixth Row: Marie Vandeberg, Dan O'Donnell, Andy Denker, Shannon Hamilton, Bill Randolph, Kathy Boettcher, Pauline Johnson, Sarah Cole, Lisa Roth. Fifth Row: Andrea Monson, Angela Kuhnau, Holly Kenyon, Dawn Christianson, Gayle McDaniel, Amy Christianson, Donna Neumaier, Gwen Parker, Paula Ballweg, Kathy Evert, Brenda Bruheim, Holly Fenske. Fourth Row: Tanya Cutler, Sara Camp- bell, Jennifer Mabie, Soren Mailing, Sheila Hasheider, Julie Thompson, Kim Fehrman, Dawn Schmidt. Third Row: Ericka Martin, Kristin Hummel, Faye Breunig, Kim Jackson, Amy Ganser, Chris Ohlsen, Amy Midthun, Sue Wheeler, Kim Eckstein, Lori Goette. Second Row: Trina Vandeberg, Wendy Breiby, Kate Frame, Tanya Hein, Sara Baumgarten, Dana Wenzel, Karen Hicks, Jodi Garcia, Shellie Shanks, Connie Ganser. First Row: Ms. Mary Lou McBride, Amy Brown-(Treas.), Molly Accola-(Treas.), Sarah Ramaker-(Vice Pres.), Becky Humbracht-(Treas.), Kristen King-(Pres.), Tritia Fish-(Treas.), Sari Gralnick-(Treas.), Ms. Debbie Johnson-Bousquet. Not pictured: Tammy Frey-(Sec.). 102 — French Gub VIVE LA FRANCE LA BAMBA! Spanish Club — Eighth Row: Bob Jelinek, Benn Fleming, Mike Cummings, Shellie Shanks, Becky Kilen. Seventh Row: Tammy Barbian, Dana Ringelstetter, Mary Stima, Sara Cook, Jennifer Enge, Brad Zeman, Scott Breunig, Stefanie Hachmann, Dana Uselman. Sixth Row: Barrett Brickner, Tim Henning, Heather George, Lisa Gundlach, Laura Rivas, Mark Merlet, Brett Lindquist, Cindy Ziegler, Paula Ballweg, Kathy Evert, Holly Fenske. Fifth Row: Erik Kitt, David Lawrence, Pat Taggart, Mark O'Donnel, Aaron Frosch, Chuck Bronder, Greg Boys, Joe Breunig, Steve Kaminski, Jody Rieder, Karre Mikkelson, Melissa Kahn. Fourth Row: Anne Pletzer, Jody Haas, Carrie Heffron, Erik Nidy, Kerry Meyer, Lori Berger, Heather Kiple, Kurt Nichols, Greg Neumaier, Jeff Millard, Sherman Raschein, Julie Beerkircher, Michelle Lins. Third Row: Karen Bannon, Kristin Hummel, Mardel Liegel, Ericka Martin, Michelle Frosch, Becky Hamilton, Sarah Schroeder, Andi Breunig, Jenny Maier, Dana Maier, Kristen Wanless, Shelly Hutter, Mary Carmen Diaz. Second Row: Sue Bruckert, Laura Zimmerman, Shelly Billhom, Jennifer Granger, Anna Schneller, Cori Maier, Jill Evert, Kirsten Hummel, Beckie Keele, Cathy Breunig, Dawn McKenzie. First Row: Jodi Garcia, Karen Hicte, Laura Ballweg, Ms. Mary Lou McBride, Angela Hutter-(Pres.), Kristen Magnuson-(Vice Pres.), Lisa Friou-(Treas.), Tanya Cutler-(Sec.), Mr. Tom Rusch. QUE PASA AMIGOS ? Spanish Club — 103 !Ht EyiGLfc 196 1966 SCHOOL YEAR SAUK PRAIRIE HIGH SCHOOL Top row — L R: Connie Ganser, Shellie Shanks, Tanya Cutler, Gayle McDaniel, Kim Jackson. Middle row — Benn Fleming, Chris Pape, Bryan Mallon, James Hodges, Kristen Wanless. Bottom row — Melissa Koenig, Renee Rieder, Derek Peetz, and Mr. Jim Peterson as the advisor. Missing from photo: Kris Breunig and Jeff Koch. Top to bottom — L R: Becky Woerpel, Heather Grossman, Kathy Breunig, Michelle Bethke, Jennifer Ulrich, Suanne Delaney, Carol Unger, Scott Jensen, and Mrs. Audrey Sinnott. 104 — Newspaper Art Club ATHLETICS Angie Kuhnau and Missy Frey practicing for perfection. Freshman — Top Row L R: Coach Jeff Suchla, Andrea Wyttenbach, Marie VandeBerg, Nanette Breunig, Angela Schmit. Middle row: Carrie Zech, Chris Endres, Jennifer Enge, Rebecca Sorg. Bot- tom row: Angie Kuhnau, Missy Frey, Aimee Weitzel. Shelly Hutter turns her back against Wis. Heights to guard the ball. Faye Breunig fights for the possesion of the ball against a Middleton player. Kim Jackson jumps up for a shot, while the hand of a Middleton player blocks her view. Varsity — Top Row L R: Julie Davis, Coach Gene Schutt, Becky Maier. Mid- dle row: Debbie Breunig, Kim Jackson, Shelly Hut- ter, Carrie Heffron. Front row: Rita Sorg, Judy Noltner, Faye Breunig, Ja'Tame Fitzgerald. 106 — Girls' Basketball The girls basketball team finished 8-7 in the Badger Conference and had an overall record of 8- 12. This years co-captains were Shelly Hutter and Kim Jackson. The team con- sisted of five seniors and five juniors. The girls all worked long and hard to get fourth in the Badger Conference. Though disappointment came after be- ing defeated in Regionals by Middleton with an overtime score of 48-44, a hard game was played. J V. — Top Row — Kathy Breunig, Eloise Breunig, Coach Hielke, Helen Tobias, Aimee Bauer. Middle — Lori Dresen, Karen Bannan. Bottom Row — Amy Ganser, Jolene Walsh, Danice Dombeck. Missing from Photo — Becky Woerpel. Far Left — Shelly Hutter jumps and shoots for two. op Right — Rita Sorge fights tough for a rebound against Middleton. Above — Kim Jackson sacrifices her body to fight for possesion of the oove — Julie Davis jumps to get a rebound from Wisconsin Heights. ball. Girls' Basketball — 107 c.c Laurie Solchenberger was the best junior and had the best 3200 meter time, with 12:21. Kari Slark was best sophomore with a time of 12:38 ;Missy Frey was best freshman with 13:34. Laurie was fourth on the all-conference team; she was voted as the M.V.P. and was the team captain. The Final standings for the conference meet was 7-1 and 6-2 for the non- conference duals. Right — The Sauk Prairie Girls Cross Country warm up before the Conference Meet. Above — Kari Slark, Eagle sophomore shows good form when racing at the Wisconsin Rapids meet. Above Right — After a hard race, Michelle Frey redeves a congratulations and a hug from Julie Beerkircher. Highlights Back Row — Coach Cindy Winzenreid, Laurie Solchenberger, Coach Dan Winzenreid. 3rd Row — Deb Leese, Andi Breunig, Julie Beerkircher, Kari Slark, Jeanne Breunig. 2nd Row — Janet Speth, Missy Frey, Angie Mazerek. Front Row — Becky Sorg, Michelle Frey. 108 — Girls Cross-Country Far Left — Missy Frey runs along the cross country course. Left — Andi Breunig keeps pace while racing. Below — At an Inner-Gty Squad meet the Girl Harriers run down Grand Avenue. Middle Left — Numbers 464 and 465 — the Frey girls run in the Wisconsin Rapids Meet. Middle Right — Julie, open your eyes! was fre- quently heard by the coaches. Letter Winners include: Laurie Solchenberger, Jeanne Breunig, Kari Slark, Deb Leese, Andi Breunig, Missy Frey, Michelle Frey, and Angie Mazerek. Team Captain: Laurie Solchenberger Most Valuable: Laurie Solchenberger Most Im- proved: Janet Speth Girls Cross Country — 109 The girls gymnastics team, led by senior co-captains Lynn Haas and Carla Feltz, had a very successful season. The time and hard work which the girls put forth attributed to their success. The result was a 4-4 season in dual com- petition and personal best scores by all gymnasts throughout the season. Some of the season highlights include a JV team high score of 71.1 in their first year of competing optional routines and a varsity team high score of 92.67. Top scorer, Lynn Hass earn- ed several individual awards at the Mt. Horeb and Darlington Invitationals and at the Area Championships where she received 2nd on floor, 4th on vault, and 4th in the all-around. Teammate Brenda Greenheck earned an award by placing 2nd on the beam at the Area Championships. Lynn capped off her senior season by qualifying for Sectionals on the floor exercise by placing 5th with a personal best score of 8.8. Awards were given to Jane Sorg for most dedicated, Brenda Greenheck for most im- proved, and Lynn as M.V.P. Top Right — Ericka Martin helps Elizabeth Volker on the uneven bars. Top Row — Coach Amy Nimlos, Carla Feltz, Lynn Haas, Coach Dawn Kuchta. 3rd Row — Valerie Pickar, Jane Sorg, Andi Breunig, Debbie Leese. 2nd Row — Kirsten Hummel, Elizabeth Martin, Elizabeth Volker, Kelly Kizer. Bottom Row — Brenda Greenheck, Ericka Martin, Robyn Feltz. Above Right — Lynn Haas practices her routine which includes an aerial flip. Abett Martin and Robyn Feltz stretch out for warm-ups before a home meet. 110 — Gymnastics F.ricka Martin. Lvnn Haas, and Abett Martin rest during a practice. Andi Breunig practicing her routine on the balance beam before a home meet. Above — Tired gymnist Val Pickar rests while practicing her balance beam routine. Left — Carla Feltz warms-up before a meet. Gymnastics — 111 Kicking the Ball Around. The girl's soccer teams started out to be a group of girls that had never played soccer or any sport. It was definitely a building and learning year for both the girls and the coaches. There were only eighteen girls which was enough for one girl's varsity team. As it was, this large varsity team became very close. The girls worked together both on and off the field. The season started out with a hard knock from Mid- dleton, who has had their soccer program for six years. Throughout the rest of the season ; however, they came up against teams with less experience and managed to score goals during most of their games. They had a victory against Fort Atkinson, which was like winning the World's Cup in soccer. The girls had worked the whole season, with one win and seven losses. The girls enthusiam has carried into this school year, and I beleive they are ready to win more this year, Coach Hielke commented. Nichelle Holland lines up for a kick, with Sari Gralnick racing in from behind. Back Row: Karen Brickl, Stephanie Gomez, Laurie Yanke, Geni Gorman, Julie Hillebrand, Teresa Sprecher, April Dohs, Jill Lindloff, Leslie Shalabi. Front Row: Karen Klug, Kathy Schoepp, Becky Hamilton, Stephanie Clement, Nichelle Holland, Becky Woerpel, Jessica Hasheider, Sari Gralnick. 112 — Girls Soccer Eagle Soccer player, Becky Hamilton races to snatch the ball away from the Middleton opponent. Upper right: Jill Lindloff receives the ball on a kick from the opposing team. Above: In a game of touch and go, Leslie Shalabi quickly loses posse- sion of the ball, but manages to get it back quickly. Lower Left: After saving a much needed goal, Julie HiUebrand prepares to throw the ball back into play. Girls Soccer — 113 It's All In The Swing Coach Martin takes a time-out to discuss the strategy and defense of his team. This year's softball team was small, yet productive. Whether it be because of the spirit of the team or because of the new coach, Mr. Martin, it was a learn- ing season. As in every team sport, winning is nice but how you play the game; your personal im- provement; and the general camaraderie of the team is what is really important. Though not a lot of wins were with the Eagles, im- provement was made. The varsity team was made up of many veterans who were used to one style of coaching and having a new coach was an adjustment. However, typical of a Sauk Prairie Eagle, they played with grace, style, and ease. Pitcher, Angie Breunig fires a strike right into the catchers glove. Top Row: Sarah Cole, Lisa Gundlach, Marlea Slotty. Middle Row: Lori Dunse, Lori Stratton, Joleen Walsh, Dana Ringlestetter. Bottom Row: Maria Pape, Heather Grossman, Stacy Alt, Shelly Frosch, Jane Sorg. 114 —Girls' Softball Lynelle Nolden takes a swing, hoping for a homerun. r i Top Row: Trina VandeBerg, Amy Brown, Jody Haas, Carrie Heffron. Middle Row: Rhonda Hutter, Anne Pletzer, Debbie Breunig, Coach Cheryl Chikalla. Bottom Row: Eloise Breunig, Laura Block, Jane Sorg. I Top Row: Pauline Lohr, Shelly Hutter, Judy Noltner, Faye Breunig, Heather Purcell. Bottom Row: Coach Martin, Rita Sorge, Dana Theisen, Diane Slaney, Angie Breunig. Girls Softball —115 IT'S A SPLASH Below — Lynn Haas, Sarah Ramaker, and the swim coaches cheer on Robyn Feltz in the 500 meter race. Above — Laura Block counts laps while cheering on the swimmer dur- ing the 500 freestyle. Below — On your mark, get set, go! From top to bottom: Heather Laird, Marie VandeBerg, Dana Uselman, Betsy Beale, Alicia Uselman, Sara Ramaker, Rick Conroy, Trina Vandeberg, Laura Block, Lynn Haas, Becky Elsing, Robyn Feltz, Sherri Liegal, Mary McAuliffe, Jennifer Mabie. Missing from photo Tati Eilertson. 116 — Girls' Swimming Far Left — First year swimmer, Molly McAuliffe touches up her techniques on the breast stroke. Left — Alicia Uselman, first to qualify for state in the past five years, receives recognition. Left — Dana Uselman flys to a victory. Below Left — Robyn Feltz, shaving more than 20 seconds off of her time, receives consolation from fellow team members at taking a disappoin- ting second place. The girls swim team had a very good 1987 season. One important highlight was the stong team spirit and cohesiveness displayed throughout the year. Another highlight was that the team qualified its first swimmer in years to the state competition. Alicia Uselman, a sophomore, made it to state in the 50 yard freestyle. The swimmers finished 7th in our 13 school Southern Swim Conference. The most valuable award went to Sarah Ramaker for the second time. Laura Block received most dedicated and Robyn Feltz recieved the most im- proved award. Patsy Raschein, a senior, served as our much appreciated manager. Alicia Uselman's qualifying time of 26.17 in the 50 yard freestyle gave her the oppor- tunity to gain the experience for years to come. Written by Miss Betsy Beale. Girls Swimming — 117 Varsity Tennis: Back Row — Rita Sorge, Coach Karen Blessing, Jane Sorg. Front Row — Ja'Tame Fitzgerald, Shelly Hutter, Mardel Liegel. Ja'Tame Fitzgerald, our Girl's Tennis Badger Conference Champion, completed her season with a 17-3 overall record. Her only three losses throughout the entire season were to: the runner up in the Badger Conference, the fifth seeded player at state, and the state champion. Con- gratulations Ja'Tame! What an outstanding and honorable year you've contributed to SPHS! Tanya Hein takes a breather in between matches. Shelly Hutter, the number two player, follows through when serving. 118 — Girls' Tennis Rookie player, Jane Sorg shows her stuff by executing a forehand ground stroke. STATE BOUND J.V. Tennis: Back Row — Paula Ballweg, Theresa Breunig. 2nd Row — Leslie Shalabi, Kathy Evert. 1st Row — Julie Severance, Coach Karen Blessing, Amy Brown. Front Row — Brenda Speth, Heidi Peters. Miss- ing from photo: Brenda Greenheck and Kerry Meyer. Ja'Tame Fitzgerald, number one varsity player,perfects her forehand Rita Sorge walks off with an Oregon opponent after a tough match, volley. 119 — Girls' Tennis The 1987 Girls Track Team has the distinction of being one of the best track teams ever fielded at Sauk Prairie high school. The season started in early March with 38 girls signing up for track and ended in June with the state meet. The following list of highlights are a few of the outstan- ding accomplishments of the 1987 track team: 5 school records were broken by Nikki Runde — 100 meter dash, Lynn Hass — 300 meter hurdles, Shawna Lukens — triple jump, Kerry Meyer,Becky Weinke, Kim Jackson, and Nikki — 400 meter relay and Jeanne Breunig, Sarah Schroeder, Shawna, and Laurie Solchenberger in the 3200 meter relay. Conference Champions were: Jeanne, Sarah, Shawna, and Laurie (3200 meter relay), Kim, Nikki, Aimee Bauer, and Lynn (800 meter relay), Lynn (300 hurdles) Stacey Walsh (triple jump), plus two 2nds and four 3rds in 17 events. State meet qualifiers were: Nikki (100 meter dash), Lynn (300 hurdles) and the 400 meter relay team of Kerry, Becky, Kim, and Nikki. Aimee Bauer practices her quick starts. Alicia Uselman jumps to new heights at the Stoughton triple dual Nikki Runde starts her 100 meter dash to qualify for the state meet, meet. — Girls Track and Field 1987 Captain: Shawna Lukens — 4 year letterwinner, con- ference champ, 103 points. Most valuable: Lynn Haas — Con- ference champ (2 events), 210 points, state qualifier. Most dedicated: Stacey Walsh — 4 year letterwinner , conference champ, 113 points. Most improved: Jeanne Breunig — Con- ference champ, 50 points. Stacey Walsh ties in the trials to compete in the finals. Bottom Row — L R — Stacey Walsh , Shawna Lukens , Nikki Runde , Coach Jane Kuss. 2nd row — Carla Feltz, Sarah Ramaker , Kim Jackson , Monica Breunig , Becky Maier , Lynn Haas , Angela Hutter, Manager Denise Reinhardt. 3rd row — Kerry Meyer , Shelly Billhom, Denise Kruse , Laurie Solchenberger , Andrea Gorman, Karen Bannan , Aimee Bauer , Becky Elsing , Wendy Breiby, Robin Hadley. Top row — Coach Mike Kuss, Tina Kleist, Alisa Lane, Tara VandeHey, Kari Slark , Debbie Leese , Alicia Uselman , Jeanne Breunig , Robyn Feltz, Valerie Pickar, Becky Weinke , Sarah Schroeder , Andi Breunig, Elizabeth Volker. Missing from photo: Tammy Hillebrand . denotes letterwinners. Girls Track and Field — 121 Top Row : L R — Becky Kilen, Nanette Breunig, Andrea Wyttenbach, Holly Kenyon, Chris Endres. Bottom Row : L R — Melissa Kahn, Aimee Weitzel, Penny Burckhardt, Andrea Ramsey, Angie Kuhnau, Sarah Cook. 122 —Volleyball Right — Becky Kilen and Andrea Ramsey shake hands for a job well done. Far Right — Debbie Breunig gets ready to spike the ball, while Dana Theisen and Jean Harman stand by to help. Right — Becky Maier jumps up for the spike. Far Right — Faye Breunig spr- ings into action while Kim Eckstein watches. Varsity — Top Row : L R — Coach John Pletzer, Debbie Breunig, Sarah Mangus, Anne Pletzer, Faye Breunig, Jean Harmon, Monica Breunig, Coach. Middle Row : Carrie Heffron, Judy Noltner, Becky Maier, Dana Theisen, Kim Eckstein, Connie Ganser. Bottom Row : Laura Hutchinson, Barb Lins. SPIKERS Upper Left — Becky Maier goes into the game for Sarah Mangus and Barb Lins. Above — Dana Theisen spikes the ball to fellow team- mates during practice. Back Row — Kathy Breunig, Sarah Baumgarten, Lori Dunse. Middle Judy Noltner ends up on her knees after try Row — Stacy Alt, Amy Ganser, Jolene Walsh, Mary Carmen Diaz. ing to hit the ball. Front Row — Lori Stratton, Karen Brickl, Wendy Breunig, Shelly Frosch, Eloise Breunig. Coach Nancy Breunig. Volleyball — 123 Cheering for Victory! Top Right — The Varsity squad practices their routine in the commons before a home game. Above — The Eagle Mascot joins both cheerleader squads while they dance in a circle to the 'Budweiser' song. Kristen Wanless and Erin Frey lead the fans in a cheer during a basketball game. Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders: Top Row — Robin Hadley, Melissa Koenig. Middle — Jenny Breunig, Erin Frey. Seated — Kristen King Kristin Wanless. 124 — Basketball Cheerleaders Kim Jackson and the Eagle Maniac do a jig to the Budweiser song at a football game. Back Row — Chris Nolden. Middle Row — Jodi Johnson, Kirsten Hum- mel. Front Row — Becky Friou. Back Row — Lori Goette, Kim Jackson, Valerie Pickar. Middle Row — Elizabeth Volker, Kristen Hummel. Front Row — Danice Dambeck. Football Cheerleaders — 125 The Varsity Wrestling Cheerleaders encourage one of our wrestlers into winning. J.V. Wrestling Cheerleaders: Back Row — Melanie Cummings. Middle Row — Angie Foye, Pam Mielke. Front Row — Paula Beloungy. Upper Middle Left — Kim Eckstein stares into space while waiting for the next wrestler. Above — The cheerleaders concentrate on making an original spirit sign to motivate the wrestlers. Varsity Wrestling Cheerleaders: Back Row — Renee Rieder, Denise Reinhardt. Middle Row — Becky Humbracht, Barbi Lins. Front Row — Mardel Liegel, Kim Eckstein. 126 — Wrestling Cheerleaders Top Left — Fall poms Lori Berger and Tierra Jackson perform during a pep rally for a football game. Top Right — Spring poms Lisa Roth, Tierra Jackson, and Becky Elsing shake their stuff dur- ing half time at a home basketball game. Middle Left — Spring poms Trina Vandeberg, Kristen Hummel, and Sheri Liegel do a different kind of spirit boosting with jeans and shades. Middle Right — Fall poms Erin Frey and Ericka Martin pretend to do a leap frog position while boosting the spirit of the crowd. Above — Fall poms, Erin Frey, Ericka Martin, Lori Berger, and Tierra Jackson do a difficult split in unison. Above Left — Spring Pom Pon Squad : Top row — Tierra Jackson, Trina Vandeberg, Lori Berger. Middle Row — Leslie Shalabi, Lisa Roth, Kristen Hum- mel. Bottom Row — Becky Elsing, Sheri Liegel. Left — Top — Wendy Breiby. 3rd — Robin Hadley, Christian Balfanz. 2nd — Ericka Martin, Lori Berger. Bottom Row — Krisin Breunig, Tierra Jackson, Erin Frey. 127 — Fall and Spring Pom Pons Top row-L to R: John Cole, Matt Thompson, Coach Bill Dettman, Mark Orr Next row: Darin Frey, Jeff Trudell, Paul Ranzenberger. Next row: Ed Breunig, Greg Breunig, Rick Satterstrom, Joe Welsch, Mitch Breunig. Next row: Brian Kuhnau, Brad Breunig. Bottom row: Derek Peetz. Upper Right: Brad Breunig makes a turning catch as Mitch Breunig hustles to base. Right: Joe Welsch pitches a fast curve to one of his team mates. Below Left: Dirt flies as Eagle player Ted Frey slides into first base during a practice scrimmage. Back Row: 1 r — Kevin Endres, Darin Pape, Jeff Millard, Casey Holm- quist, Mike Leister, Keith Cone, Greg Neumaier, Coach Jeff Suchla. Front Row: 1 r — Derek Haroldson, Kurt Nichols, Brandon Yanke, Shane Frey, Mike Breunig, Kevin Uselman, Joel Sass, George Klaetsch. 128 —Baseball L to R: J.V. Jerry Niesen, Mark O'Donnell, Brad Herbrand, Charlie Riedel, Darren Breunig, Coach Dave Hedgepath, Mark Merlet, Tony Frey, Brian Walsh, Terry Mack, Ross Mack. Baseball— 129 The 1987 Eagle Varsity Baseball Team finished the season with a 6 12 record (3 9 in Badger Conference Play). The team had an outstanding .305 batting average. Ed Breunig led the team in hitting (.407), doubles (7), and RBI's (21). He was chosen first team all con- ference and MVP of the Sauk Prairie Invitational for his ef- forts. Paul Ran .enberger led the Eagles in runs (21), home runs (4) and was chosen MVP and captain by his teamates. He was a special mention all- conference pick at third base. Ted Frey was also special mention all Badger with a .371 B.A. and a sparkling 2.19 ERA to go with a 3-2 pitching record. Jeff Trudell was another special mention pick at shortstop. Trudy hit .333 and was selected to the all tournament team at the Reedsburg Invitaional. Mark Orr (special mention all con- ference)(.316 B.A.) had a grand slam homer at Fort. The other Eagle Senior was Greg Breunig who was also all tour- nament at Reedsburg and hit .264. John Cole (.261), Brad Breunig (.263), Darin Frey (.222), Matt Thompson, Brian Kuhnau, Mitch Breunig, Joe Welsch, and Derek Peetz were also integral parts of the '87 Eagles. This team participated in what will probably be regard- ed as the most controversial game in Eagle baseball history. Against Middleton in WIAA regional play, Sauk Prairie came back to take a 11-10 lead in the top of the seventh on hits by Greg Breunig and John Cole; Mark Orr's triple, and a single by Brad Breunig. After making outs deliberately, the Eagles rushed onto the field, but a rainstorm prevented Mid dleton from completeing its turn at bat. The score reverted back to 9-8 Middleton (score at end of sixth). Sauk Prairie had actually finished its season ahead on the scoreboard but with a loss in the record book. The Eagles were coached by Bill Dettman. The story was also written by Mr. Dettman. Middle left: During a scrimmage, two varsity players warm up. Below: Mr. Hedgepath shows the J.V. players how to pitch a strike with form and style. Brian Kuhnau and Ed Breunig double team the boys from Milwaukee Riverside. Vince Breunig shows off his skills with an attempt at a dunk shot. van ' Freshmen — Back Row : Cory Bass, Tim Kippley, James Riedel, Mike Prehn, Aaron Tamutzer, Troy Breunig. Bottom Row : David Weitzel, Ed Frommung, Scott Zimmerman, Terry Bolton, Doug War- ren, Dan Miller. Above — J.V. — Back Row — Dave Mangus, Jeremy Whitt, Mike Roth, Tony Frey, Kurt Nichols, Casey Holm- quist, Coach Grinde. Bottom Row : Craig Luck, Jason Brickl, Scott Meier, Clay Jones, Derek Haroldson, Brad Luck. Brian Kuhnau successfully jumps to block a lay-up by Middleton. 130 — Basketball Back Row — Brian Kuhnau, Ross Mack, Andy Denker, Mike Lamke, Vince Breunig, Charlie Riedel, Nathan Kilen. Middle Row — Derek Peetz, John Cole, Brad Breunig, Mark Schwarz, Terry Mack, Ed Breunig. Bottom Row Ted Frey, Darin Frey, Craig Bass, Mark Merlet. The 1987-88 Eagle Basketball team had an exciting year. We started the season slowly, but came on strong after Christmas to finish at 7-9 for conference action and 9-11 overall. Two wins over Stoughton, an overtime victory with Milwaukee River- side, and close losses to Middleton and Oregon proved that we could play with the best. The regional win over Mid- dleton 71-63 was the high point of the season. John Cole was named most im- proved and Ed Breunig most valuable for the season. Vince Breunig made first team all conference and Ed Breunig made the second team. The ten victories in a season was the most in the last six years. Mike Lamke goes in the air for a shot against Milwaukee Riverside. Standing back from the crowd, Ed Breunig lets his power flow in a perfect jump shot. Basketball — 131 Keith Mulhollon was Best Senior and Best 5000 Meter Time, with 15:58. Brad Herbrand received Best Junior with a time of 17:33. Best Sophomore was Billy Schmitz with 18:10; and Matt McFarlane as Best Freshmen 18:14. Keith Mulhollon was First on the All Conference Team, first as Sectional Placer, and 37th as State Meet Finisher. All in all, at the non-conference Dual Meets the guys' record was 2-6, and a 3-5 record for the Conference Meets. Right: Sophomore runner, Tony Frey races along at the Badger Conference meet held in Monroe. Far Right: Eagle Harrier, Dan O'Donnell comes from behind to pass a couple of his opponents. Above: Jason VandeHey, senior Eagle Harrier, leads the group in the Monroe Badger Conference meet. Above right: Channel 3 sports reporter, Eric Brown interviews Badger Champion, Keith Mulhollon after capturing first place. 132 — Boys Cross Country C.C. Highlights Letter Winners include: Jason VandeHey, Ken Ziegler, Keith Mulhollon, Derek Haroldson, Joe Breunig, Brad Herbrand, Scott Frey, and Matt McFarlane. Team Cap- tain: Keith Muhollon, Most Valuable: Keith Muhollon, Most Improved: Matt McFarlane. Below left — Coach Winzenreid and Jeremy Whitt confer before the Conference Meet. Below right — Junior Brad Herbrand, rounds the bend while competing at Badger Conference. Back Row — Coach Cindy Winzenreid, Jason VandeHey, Keith Mulhollon, Joe Breunig, Jeremy Whitt, Derek Haroldson, Ken Ziegler, Coach Dan Winzenreid. 2nd Row — Billy Schmitz, Cale Peeples. Bot- tom Row — Matt McFarlane, Dan O'Donnell, Joel VandeHey, Brad Herbrand, Scott Frey, Tony Frey, Dennis Wozniack. Boys Cross-Country —133 Right — The Eagle maniac boogies down during a football game. Below — Kurt Bills lends a hand to stumbling John Cole, while Ed Breunig throws his hands in the air, questioning the call. Below — Coach Terry Maschman helps injured Eagle John Cole while Terry Wehler looks on. Below Right — Juniors Rocky Ruhland, Jeremy Chrisler, Jerry Niesen, and Brett Pierce stand on the sidelines viewing the game. Below Far Right — In the rain, the Eagles bat- tle out the first play of the second quarter. Varsity Scoreboard Sauk Prairie Opponent 26 Edgewood 0 0 Middleton 27 12 Oregon 15 20 Stoughton 18 20 Deforest 12 23 Fort Atkinson 0 7 Waunakee 14 6 Monroe 28 20 Monona Grove 21 134 — Football They could have shown the highlights to the '87 Sauk Prairie football season on the opening for ABC's Wide World of Sports. This year's edition of the Varsity Eagles truly brought the community the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat. In the course of the season, fans saw: packed crowds in the new Outdoor Educational Facility as the Eagles battled 1986 State Champs, Monroe and 1987 State Champs, Middleton; tremendous excitement in a series of close ball games with conference foes Stoughton, Waunakee, Oregon, Monona Grove; and the return of tough physical football as witnessed by a thorough thrashing of always- tough Fort Atkinson. The Eagles can truly be proud of their efforts as they played with en- thusiasm and courage, only to come up short in the closing moments three times. They did everything they could and never gave less than a full effort. The Eagles closed the season at 4-5, but were only three plays away from a 7-2 record. Pride, enthusiasm, and physical aggressiveness-these are the trademarks of Eagle football, and in the fall of '87 they were in full view for all the fans to see. — Written by Mr. Terry Maschman Left — Scott Haas takes a breather from the action, while manager Joel Kirchner looks on. Below — Eagle senior, Ed Breunig runs for a touch down while Brad Breunig, Matt Elsing, and Brian Kuhnau block the opponents. Coach Dick Martin, with head set on, points out a play to the team. Top Row: L R — Ed Breunig, Kurt Bills, Brian Kuhnau, Todd Baier, Gary Nolden, Terry Wehler. 5th Row: Derek Peetz, Terry Mack, Erik Kitt, Brad Breunig, Scott Haas, Matt Elsing. 4th Row: Brett Pierce, Jeff Millard, David Klepper, Chad Wiggen, Ted Frey, Matt Woerpel, Steve Breunig. 3rd Row: John Cole, Joe Kirchner-(Manager), Coach Jim Kuchta, Coach Paul Jesberger, Coach Dick Martin, Coach Terry Maschman, Neil Uselman Jerry Niesen. 2nd Row: Tony Frey, Rick Yanke, Mitch Breunig, Phil Pape, Matt Thompson, Tim Markley. Bottom Row: Owen Warren, Darin Frey, Brett Lindquist, Darren Breunig, Craig Bass, Jeremy Chrisler, Tom Lohr. Varsity Football —135 FUTURE VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Top Row: L R — Coach Jeff Suchla, Coach Ron Miller. 4th Row: Bart Haasl, Brad Luck, Joel Sass, Terry Haas, Chad Zeman, Aaron Zech, Wade Feiner. 3rd Row: Pat Schoepp, Mike Reichman, George Klaetsch, Darin Pape, Casey Goodman, Roland Zick. 2nd Row: Jason Griffiths, Chris Fehrman, Scott Jensen, Scott Evert, Kevin Kleist, Dave Peetz. Bottom Row: Greg Neumaier, Kevin Uselman, Mike Leister. Top Row: L R — Coach John Budd, Brett Herschleb, Chad Grauvogl, Chad Hankins, Joel Martin, Jason Miller, Aaron Tamutzer, Mike Prehn, Chris Anstice, Jason Brickl, Sam Breunig, Kevin Goette, Mike Rothe, Coach Dan Reierson. Bottom Row: Tim Kippley, Terry Bolton, Ed Frommung, Dave Frosch, Shawn Ballweg, Ryan Hanson, Doug Warren, Todd Buelow, Jim Pugh, Brad Ballweg, Corey Bass. Front: Ryan Hehnenberger. 136 —Football Left — Pat Taggart just missed the hole on this shot. Below — James Hodges makes the putt on the second hole. With a young team, the Eagles played some good golf.Some highlights for the season were the steady play of junior Brian Ranzenberger, the outstan- ding round by Pat Taggart of par 70 at the regional and the dependability of James Hodges playing at number one. With all but one letter winner returning from last year we hope to improve in the conference standings and Sauk Prairie Invitational. Returning letter winners are Brian Ranzenberger, Pat Taggart, Jeff Koch, James Hodges. Graduate Scott Carlson also lettered. Overall record was 11-7, conference standings were 3-2. Voted for MVP was Brian Ranzenberger. Left — James Hodges plots his shot. Standing 1 r — Scott Meier, Jeff Koch, Randy Ruhland, Dave Luck, Scott Schmidlkofer, Joe Keller, Chad Wiggen, Jeremy Crow, Rod Thurow, Travis Lukens, Brian Clark, Pro Mr. Ray Kizer. Sitting — James Hodges, Pat Tag- gart, Coach Budd, Scott Carlson, Brian Ranzenberger. Scott Scooter Carlson perfects his swing as he tees off on the first hole. Golf—137 As the guys get ready before the game, Kadalah gives a pep talk and a last minute strategy plan. Top row-1 to r: Jeff Jaedike , Kurt Wanless, Kurt Nichols, Sean McAuliffe, Ben Martin. Middle row-1 to r: Calvin Ramaker, Chuck Sprecher , Wally Mack, Steve Wenzel , Paul Hutter , Jason Ramaker, Mark O'Donnell, Clint Ramsey , Reed Lilley, Brian Chelminiak, Coach DeGiovanni. Bottom row: Coach Kadalah Kromah. denotes letterwinners. Casey Holmquist, Clay Jones, and Soren Mailing get hot and sweaty during a soccer game. The Eagles are one big family, something so strong, and that strength will carry us a long ways, and when we touch down many will come to see us before our next flight, make your reservations now. Kadalah Kromah 138 — Boys Soccer Coach Kadalah Kromah gives a motivating speech durring the first pep-rally of the year. Back Row L to R: Coach Kadalah Kromah, Casey Holmquist, Shane Reddeman, Mike Cummings, Jason Lanius, Clay Jones, Bob Jelinek, Soren Mailing, Kurt Nichols, James Hodges. Second Row L to R: Chad Jelinek, Kurt Uselman, Paul Hutter, Sherman Raschein, Mike Hall, Bryan Mallon, Russ Lipka. Bottom Row: Benn Fleming. All varsity players lettered. Soren Mailing receives support and encouragement before the game. Within two years, the boy's soccer program has pro- ven to be one of the best teams that Coach Kadalah Kromah, who has played on local, national, and inter- national teams, has ever been affiliated with. The attitudes of the boy's were teriffic; they listened, played hard, and won. The team took last year's failures and turned them into this year's successes. Part of this success came from the support given by the parents, the students, and the school. The boys also worked as one unit, which is in part responsible for their strength. The team came from no wins last year, to an amazing 7-8 overall record this year and became the regional champions. James Hodges was voted number one goalie in the Badger Conference. Soren Mailing was unanimously voted outstanding player in Badger Con- ference, with the highest number of goals. Benn Flem- ing recieved all-conference for the first team, and Casey Holmquist recieved the same for the second team midfield. Bryan Mallon and Clay Jones recieved Honorable Mention. Boys Soccer —139 Splashing Around Top — L-R Aaron Frosch, Chuck Bronder, Craig Brown, Soren Mailing, Shane Reddeman. Middle — L-R Mr. Conroy, Greg Neumaier, Jeff Koch, Travis Lukens, Jason Murphy. Bottom — L-R Bill Randolph, Ken Mulhollon, Brad Lewis, Scott Schmidkolfer, Ben Martin, Calvin Ra maker. Below — Sophomore, Travis Lukens executes an excellent dive as he makes a mirror image in- to the water. The boy's swim team slip- ped a notch from last year's championship performance to a second place finish at the conference meet. In the last five seasons the Eagles have won three conference cham- pionships and finished runner-up twice. This was a rebuilding year for the team after graduating seven seniors last year. The ten team Southern Swim Conference was sur- prised by the Eagle's outstan- ding performance. SPHS cap- tured two event champion- ships. Calvin Ramaker out- distanced the competition to win the 100 freestyle and the 400 free relay team of Travis Lukens, Shane Reddemann, Jeff Koch and Calvin Ramaker stunned the crowd by im- pressively winning the event and unseating the number one seed from Madison Edge wood. The team earned an im- pressive dual meet record of 6-1-1 losing only to the 1987-88 conference cham- pion Verona. The Eagle's took part this year in extending the team dual meet record since the 1985-86 season to 17 con- secutive victories. Captains Jeff Koch, Scott Schmidlkofer and coach Rick Conroy and assistant Tracy Madison witnessed a truly remarkable season unfold. Team honors went to Calvin Ramaker for MVP, Ken Mulhollon for most improved and Aaron Frosch, Chuck Bronder, and Shane Red- demann for most dedicated. The future for SPHS swimm- ing looks mighty bright. 140 — Boys' Swimming Left — Craig Brown races through the water with lightning speed as the camera captures his moment of glory. Left — Scott Schmiddy Schmidlkoffer breaks the waters resistance as he glides like a shark. Bot- tom Left — This unidentified diver kicks his right leg up in a last ditch effort to get into the water. Bottom Right — Chuck Bronder shows off his style. Season Record Opponent S.P. Fort Atkinson 53 97 Waunakee 47 104 Stoughton 76 80 Mcfarland MG 68 87 Deforest 57 96 Jefferson 78 78 Verona 91 65 Edgewood 71 84 Platteville Invitational — the Eagles took 3rd, Conference — tional meet — 4th. - 2nd, and the Sec- IB ' '4Mii„ Boys' Swimming — 141 What A Racket Back Row: Erik Kitt, Clint Ramsey, Paul Hutter, An- dy Denker, Rob Rees, Chad Anderson, Mike Ut- tech. Coach Hoeger. Mid- dle Row: Coach Olsen Shane Jones, Mark O'Don- nell, Kevin Kleist, Jeff Nimow, Pat Schoepp, Mike Hall, Corey Sprecher. Sitting: Fernando Norena, Bryan Mallon, Mike Rozovics, Brad Zeman, Terry Ward, Eric Mack. Terry Ward practices on our home court in Sauk Prairie. Shane Jones perfects his swing with a kick of his leg. International Colombian player, Fernando Norena shows perfection in his tennis strokes. 142 — Boys Tennis Eagle tennis player Andy Denker, practices his forehand swing. Letter Winners: Mike Rozovics, Eric Mack, Bryan Mallon, Terry Ward, Fernando Norena, Brad Zeman, Corey Sprecher. M.V.P: Eric Mack. Captain: Bryan Mallon, Brad Zeman, Mike Rozovics J.V. Player of the year: Erik Kitt. Most Improved: Jeff Nimmow. Golden Racquet Award: Eric Mack. Mr. Hustle: Bryan Mallon. Clint Ramsey jumps for the perfect swing. Corey Sprecher serves a lob to his opponent. Three of the Eagle team: Terry Ward, Eric Mack, and Mark O'Donnell, practice in the hot sun. Boys Tennis —143 Runners Take your Mark... John Pejskar runs the last stretch of the 400m relay at Middleton. Above right — Brian Misslich clears the hurdles in great strides. Middle picture — Jason Vandehey keeps his stamina up to sail past Sun Prairie in the long distance running event. Right — Craig Bass shows his sprinting style as he zooms past Middleton. Above — Kurt Bills demonstrates his expert shotputting skills sent him to State. 144 — Track and Field Back Comers — Brian Misslich, Mike Lamke. Back Left Row — Coach Cindy Winzenried, Brad Luck, Mike Lindloff, Jeff Deischer, Jason VandeHey. Front Left Row — Ron DeYager, Craig Bass, Keith Mulhollon, Mike Cummings, Brian Markley. Back Row Right — Kurt Bills, Mark Schwarz, Joe Breunig, John Pejskar, Jeff Jaedike. Front Row Right — Dan O'Donnell, Tony Frey, Russ Lipka, Owen Warren, Jereme VandeHey, Coach Dan Winzenried. Seated — Jason Whitt, Neil Uselman, Rick Eilertson. The Boys Track Field team finished third in conference winning two events at this meet. The 3200 meter race, ran by Jeff Deischer; and the 3200 relay ran by Keith Mulhollon, Jeff Deischer, Jason Whitt, and Jeremy VandeHey, took firsts. The team took second out of eight in the Dells Invitational, showing outstan- ding effort in individual events. Mike Cummings broke the school record in the pole vaulting event with a vault of 13'6 . Kurt Bills finished the season on top, taking first place at Regionals and Sectionals in the discus event. This qualified him for the state meet where he placed eigth. Top left — Mike Lindloff psyches himself up between races. Left — Mike Cummings, Sauk Prairie's best vaulter, executes yet another perfect vault. Boys Track Field — 145 Check Out the Records Eagle Wrestlers Excel in '88 All phases of the Sauk Prairie Wrestling pro- gram did well again this season. The freshmen tedm finished se- cond at the tough Water- town tournament crown- ing three champions, Ryan Hanson, Brad Ballweg, and Neil Boys. These and other freshmen also contributed to a J.V. team that finished with a 12-1 dual record overall and 7-1 in the con- ference. The J.V. wrestlers also won the Mt. Horeb tournament and finished second and third in the Wis. Dells and Baraboo tournaments respectively. The Eagle Varsity, led by a strong senior class, had what many feel was the most successful season a Sauk Prairie wrestles has ever had. Their dual record was 13-3 in tournaments, the Eagles won the Kickapoo team tournament in December; then in January won the Eagle In- vitational defeating number one ranked LaCrosse Aquinas eventual WISAA State Champs. Later in the month the Eagles also won the Mt. Horeb Invitational. To cap off their season, the Eagles won the Regional Cham- pionship upsetting fifth ranked and conference foe Middleton while qualify- ing all 11 of their wrestlers to the sectional tourna- ment. The Eagles finished fourth at the sectionals qualifying 3 wrestlers for the State Tournament. The team was rewarded for these accomplishments by being rated eigth in the final CROSS FACE state class A rankings. Individualac- complishments were led by Matt Elsing, Greg Boys, and Scott Haas who all qualified for State. Matt also won the Badger Con- ference Championship and Regional Championship at 185 lbs. Greg won the Regional ana Sectional Championship at 155 lbs. and Scott won the Regional and Sectional Championship at 167 lbs. Scott also finished in the top 8 of his weight class in the State Tournament. Written by Mr. Wayne Bruno. Top row, 1 r — Coach Brent Haasl, Coach Ed Brady, Joel VandeHey, Bart Haasl, Scott Frey, Owen Warren, Jason Ramaker, George Lewan, Rick Yanke, Brad Ballweg, Jason Miller, Neil Boys, Scott Jenson, Chad Hankins, Neil Uselman, Walter Mack, Coach Wayne Bruno. Middle row — Sean McAuliffe, Mike Breunig, Sherman Raschein, Shane Frey, Darren Breunig, Kurt Uselman, Brian Endres, Jason VandeHey, Aaron Zeck. Bottom row — Billy Schmitz, Russ Lipka, Ryan Hanson, Brad Herbrand, Ken Ziegler, Mike Cummings, Mitch Breunig, Greg Boys, Scott Haas, Matt Elsing, and Darin Pape. Varsity Top row, 1 r — Greg Boys, Scott Haas, Matt Elsing, Darin Pape. Middle row — Kevin Uselman, Ken Ziegler, Mike Cummings, Mitch Breunig. Bottom row — Bill Schmitz, Russ Lipka, Ryan Hanson, and Brad Herbrand. 146 — Wrestling Scott Haas checks the clock while in the pro- cess of throwing his man for a pin. Greg Boys waits for the whistle to blow to start the match. Mike Breunig concentrates on giving it all to his opponent therefore succeeding in winning the match. Above: Coach Ed Brady gives last minute instructions to Sherman Raschein. Left: Sophomore Darin Pape stops for a breather after winn- ing his match. Wrestling — 147 Congratulations and Good Luck to the Class of 1988. 152 — Closing Accola, Molly (12) 42, 94, 95 Accola, Ric (10) 24, 97 Adler, Shelly (10) 24 Alt, Jennifer (12) 42, 92 Alt, Melissa (09) 16 Alt, Shawn (09) 16,18 Alt, Stacy (10) 24,92, 114 Alvin, Lisa (12) 42 Anderson, Chad (10) 24 Anderson, Nathan (11) 32, 33,94 Anderson, Reid (10) 24 Anstice, Christopher (09) 16 Atwell, Chan (OS)) 16 B Bader, Kari (11) 32 Baier, Todd (10) 24,97,135 Balfanz, Christan (11) 32, 37 Ballweg, Bradley (09) 16 Ballweg, Denise (10) 24, 25,95 Ballweg, Joseph (12) 42,97 Ballweg, Larry (10) 24,97 Ballweg, Laura (11) 32, 36, 92,95 Ballweg, Paula (11) 24,95,100 Ballweg, Shawn (09) 16 Ballweg, Teresa (10) 24 Bannan, Karen (11) 32, 94, 121 Bannon, Brian (11) 32,36,90 Barbian, Tammy (10) 24,95 Bass, Corey (09) 16 Bass, Craig (11) 32 Batten, Christina (11) 32 Bauer, Aimee (11) 32,94, 121 Baumgarten, Jeffrey (11) 32 Baumgarten, Sara (10) 24, 28 Bednar, Naomi (11) 42 Beerkircher, Fawn (12) 42 Beerkircher, Julie (09) 16,21,108 Beloungy, Kim (10) 24 Beloungy, Paul (12) 42 Beloungy, Paula (11) 37 Berger, Lori (11) 32, 37, 95 Bill non?, Shelly (11) 32,95,121 Bills, Kurt (12) 43, 94,134,135 Block, Laura (11) 32,94,115 Blum, James (12) 43,97 Boettcher, Joseph (09) 16,97 Boettcher, Kathy (12) 43 Bohling, Steve (09) 16 Bolton, Terry (09) 16 Breiby, Wendy (11) 32,121 Breunig, Alex (09) 16 Breunig, Andrea (10) 24, 108,109 Breunig, Andrew (10) 24,97 Breunig, Bradly (12) Breunig, Brett (09) Breunig, Cathy (10) Breunig, Daniel (10) Breunig, Darren (11) Breunig, Ed (12) Breunig, Eloise (10) Breunig, Eric (11) Breunig, Faye (12) Breunig, Jason (09) Breunig, Jeanne (10) Breunig, Jennifer (11) Breunig, Johnfll) Breunig, Joseph (11) Breunig, Kathy (10) Breunig, Kelly (12) Breunig, Kristin (12) Breunig, Laura (09) Breunig, Mike (10) Breunig, Mitch (12) Breunig, Monica (12) Breunig, Nanette (09) Breunig, Paula (12) Breunig, Sam (09) Breunig, Scott (12) Breunig, Sharon (09) Breunig, Sheila (09) Breunig, Steve (12) Breunig, Ten (12) Breunig, Theresa (10) Breunig, Troy (09) Breunig, Vince (12) Breunig, Wendy (12) Brickl, Jason (09) Brickl, Karen (10) Brickl, Scott (12) Brickl, Stephanie (09) Brickner, Barrett (11) Bronder, Charles (11) Brown, Amy (11) Brown, Craig (09) Browning, Gale (11) Bruckert, Brenda (09) Bruckert, Sue (11) Bruheim, Brenda (10) Buelow, Melissa (10) Buelow, Todd (09) 43,97,135 16.97 24 24 32 43, 94, 97,134,135 24, 94,95,115 32 43, 94,115,122 16 24,95, 108 32, 37,94 32.97 32,133 24, 25, 94 43.97 44 16, 92 24, 94 44, 72, 94, 95,97 44,94, 121, 122 16,21,94, 122 44, 95 16 39, 44, 72,92 16 16 44, 97 44.95 24.95 16, 97 44, 63, 94, 97 45, 94, 95 16 24,30, 94, 95,112 45.97 16 32,92 32 32, 37, 94,115 16 32 16 32 24 24 16 C Caflisch, Clinton (10) 24 Caputo, Beth (09) 17 Carter, Ward (09) 17 Casale, Charles (11) 37 Cavadini, Craig (11) 37 Chelminiak, Bnan (09) 17 Chrisler, Jeremy (11) 32,97,134 Christianson, Amy (11) 32,95, 100 Christianson, Dawn (12) 45,95 Christianson, Shawne (09) 21 Clavadatscher, Chris (09) 17,97 Cody, Brennan (10) 24 Cody, Carla (12) 32 Cole, John (12) 45,94, 134 Cole, Sarah (10) 25,114 Combs, Eric (11) 32 Cone, Keith (09) 17 Cook, Sarah (09) 17,122 Cota, Rebecca (10) 25 Crow, Jeremy (11) 32 Cruse, Brian (12) 45 Cruz, Roberto (10) 25 Cummings, Melanie (11) 33, 37, 39 Cummings, Mike (12) Curran, Clay (12) 45, 72, 73, 94 45 Curran, Shannon (10) 25 Curran, Shawn (09) 17, 97 Cutler, Tanya (12) 46, 92,100 D Dalby, Antonia (10) 25 Davis, Julie (11) 33,37,94 Delaney, Suanne (12) 46, 95 Denker, Andrew (11) 33 Deters, Andrew (09) 21 DeYager, Ronald (10) Diaz, Mary (12) Dobratz, Debra (12) 25 46,100 46 Dohm, Mark (10) 25 Dohs, April (12) 46, 62,112 Dombeclc, Danice (10) 25, 30, 94 Dresen, Lori (10) 25,95 Dunse, Lori (10) 25,95,114 E Eckstein, Kim (12) 46, 72, 94,122 Ederer, Ann (11) 33 Ederer, Daniel (11) 33 Ederer, David (10) 25 Ederer, Kimberly (11) 33 Eilertson, Tati (l0) 25 Elsing, Matt (12) 46, 97,135 Elsing, Todd (11) 33 Endres, Brian (12) 72,95,97 Endres, Christine (09) 17, 122 Endres, Kevin (10) 25,97 Endthoff, Patrick (09) 21,95 Enge, Jennifer (09) 16,17 Engebretson, Alan (11) 39, 97 Evert, Jill (09) 17 Evert, Kathy (10) 25, 95,100 Evert, Scott (10) 25, 97 153 Fassbender, Brenda Faust, Theresa (11) Fehrman, Christopher (10) Fehrman, Kim (12) Feiner, Jennifer (09) Feiner, Wade (10) Feltz, Carla (12) Feltz, Robyn (10) Fenske, Holly (10) Fish, Tricia(lO) Fisher, Kimberly (10) Fitch, Dana (12) ' Fitzgerald, Ja'Tame (11) Foster, James (09) Foster, Kristen (11) Foy, James (10) Foye, Angela (10) Frame, Tammy (10) Franck, Jason (09) Franck, Lisa (12) Frey, Amy (11) Frey, Dale (12) Frey, Darin (12) Frey, Erin (11) Frey, Melissa (09) Frey, Michele (09) Frey, Scott (09) Frey, Shane (10) Frey, Tammy (12) Frey, Ted (12) Frey, Tony (10) 25, Friou, Lisa (12) Friou, Rebecca (10) Froese, Bradley (10) Froese, Stacy HO) Frommung, Cheryl (11) Frommung, Ed (09) Frosch, Aaron (11) Frosch, David (09) 47 33 25.97 47, 95 17.97 25.97 47,92, 94, 121 30 25.95.100 25,95 25 47,92 33 17 33 30 25, 28, 95,100 25.95.100 17.97 48 33,39,95 39, 48,97 48, 72 33, 94 17,108,109 17, 92,108 17,133 25 39,48 48 33,97,132,133 48 25, 95,100,125 25 25 6, 33,37, 94 17,94 33 17 Gade, Todd (11) Ganser, Amy (10) Ganser, Brenda (12) Ganser, Chris (12) Ganser, Connie (12) Garcia, Jodi (10) Genz, Brian (09) George, Heather (10) Gesicki, John (12) Gibbs, Ann (11) Gibeaut, Keith (10) Goette, Kevin (09) Goette, Lori (12) 33 24, 25, 26 48 48 49,94,100,122 30, 95,100 17 26 49 33, 92 26 17 49 Goodman, Casey (10) Gorman, Andrea (11) Gorman, Genevieve (12) Gralnick, Sari (12) Granger, Jennifer (09) Grauvogl, Chad (09) Greenheck, Brandon (10) Griffiths, Jayson (10) Grossman, Heather (10) Grunewald, Rachel (10) Gundlach, Lisa (10) 26 33,121 49, 92, 95,112 49, 94,100,112 17 17 26,39 26 26,92, 95,114 26, 94 26,114 Haas, Jody (11) 33, 95,115 Haas, Lynn (12) 49, 72,92, 94,121 Haas, Terry (10) 26 Haasl, Bart (10) 30 Hachmann, Stefanie (12) 49, 95,100 Hadley, Robin (11) Hall, Charles (11) 33, 37, 94, 95,121 33 Hall, Michael (10) 26 Hambrecht, Terri (12) 50 Hamilton, Rebecca (10) 26, 94,112,113 Hamilton, Shannon (11) 33 Hamlin, Michelle (11) 63,95 Hankins, Chad (09) 17, 97 Hankins, Rodney (11) 50 Hannam, Ronala (10) 26 Hanson, Ryan (09) 17 Haroldson, Derek (10) 26,133 Harper, Stacy (11) Hasneider, Jessica (10) 33 26,97,112 Hasheider, Sheila (11) 33 Hef fron, Carrie (11) 33,37, 94,115,122 Hehenberger, Ryan (09) 17 Hein, Tanya (10) 26 Henning, Tim (12) Herbrand, Bradly (11) 50, 92 33,94,97,132,133 Herschleb, Brett (09) 17,97 Hicks, Karen (10) 26,92, 95,100 Higgins, Nathan (09) Hillebrand, John (10) 17 26 Hillebrand, Julie (12) 50,95,112,113 Hodges, James (12) Holland, John (09) 50, 94 17 Holland, Nichelle (11) 33, 94,97,112 Holland, Nick (10) 26, 27' Holmquist, Casey (10) 26,94 Holmquist, Melissa (09) 17,19,100 Horton, Melinda (11) 34 Hosking, Gregory fll) Huelsemann, Kandy (10) 50 26,92 Hughbanks, Jefferey (10) Hummel, Kirsten (09) 26, 97 18,100 Hummel, Kristen (11) 34, 35, 94 Hutchinson, Colynn (10) 26 Hutchinson, Damon (11) 34 Hutchinson, Laura (12) 39,51,122 Hutter, Jeffrey (09) Hutter, Paul (12) Hutter, Rhonda (11) Hutter, Shelly (12) 18 51,97 34, 92, 95,115 51,72,94, 115 J Jackson, Kim (12) 51,94,95,121 Jackson, Tierra (09) 18,100 Jacobs, Gary (10) 26 Jaedike, Jeff (12) 51,97 Jaquish, NaTanya (11) 34,92,95, 97,100 Jelinek, Chad (09) 18 Jensen, Scott (10) 26 Johnson, Christopher (11) 37,97 Johnson, Jodi (10) 30,95 Johnson, Pauline (11) 34 Jones, Clay (10) 26 Judd, Jason (09) 18 Kahn, Melissa (09) Kaminski, Steve (09) Keele, Beckie (10) Kehl, Chanda (09) Keller, Joe (12) Kenyon, Holly (09) Kilen, Becky Kilen, Nathan (11) King, Ryan (10) Kipfe, Heather (11) Kippley, Timothy (09) Kircnner, Clarissa (09) Kirchner, Joseph (10) Kitt, Erik (11) Kizer, Kelly (09) Klaetsch, CJeorge (10) Kleist, Kevin (10) Kleist, Robert (11) Kleist, Ted (09) Kleist, Tina (10) Klug, Karen (12) Koch, Jeff (12) Koci, Paul (10) Koenig, 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