Sheboygan Falls High School - Pangissin Yearbook (Sheboygan Falls, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1971 volume:

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X we st s££dore the right to all. the le questions frojrt ' past eigfi teajs questions not only about general sci- ence and algebra II, but also about ourselv b ajid other people. and after a while, we catch on to the fact that getting answers in school doesn't just happen: what we have to do is ask questions and then be willing to sit seven hours waiting for the answers. but sometimes we don't have time to listen-many times the best we do is h c learning by ourselves 5 in our own ways. ® - vo d we start with the s 3 Keep w)o fv r XV u Q_yp three minutes be- ' W S.c tween classes and gradually learn how to be a real person all day. maybe wear- ing the clothes we like has something to do with it. maybe singing when we feel like it and out of tune if we want, maybe by being hon- est and sticking up for what we believe, maybe by making friends and especial- ly being accepted as ss- 1 A ? lb-' Oo - vj rs J t4 J C I cs' p- t r d 9 often we don't seem to have much in common with the people around us. we are all plugged into our own little worlds and it is hard to see things outside our isolated group- and even harder to really care about them.... 11 r We've go to make way for some changes, but you don't tear down fences until you understand why they’ve been put up. I personally don't feel the community is aware of what is going on in our education- al system. A school is more than just a building, it is a group of people living and working to- gether. The most successful members of this group, both in school and out of school, will be those students who learn how to discipline them- selves, work co-operatively with other people, and use their abilities wisely. istration administration administration administration administration adm- JOHN BROWN, Superintendent LESTER VANDERPAN, Principle WAYNE HAVEY, Vice-Principle, Bio-Chemistry, Physics Sheboygan Falls School Board LEFT TO RIGHT, Joe Richardson Jr. Nancy Kuplic Edmond Evanoff Gerald Wierman Fred Miesfeld Willard Widder Raymond Born 12 important point is tJ Twe’ re flexible in this ' building, able to move into almost any type of program. ’We are hoping that this building will become more We $] ould be able to increase and more an important asset ouOfferings substantially on to the community at large as imester basis. Instead of feveral units of study in one course, instructions will be realigned to give students more flexibility in setting up their schedules. well as to the school commun- ity. We can cer- tainly look for- ward to exciting possibilities. tipadministration administration administration administr 13 jy v - VV i Each generation tu new set of words M to describe the same old things that people have always been familiar with. Learning to communicate with others is a job that you will be working on for a long time. I am trying to teach these kids to discuss.. .to think... and then to express their views as honestly as they can... I feel that learning another language is great help in the fact that it usually helps figure out your own language. german english Spanish german english Spanish german english Spanish german 14 We are planning to put the english department on a more elective basis next year. This will provide a broader selection range for students. Sometimes you will pick up a lot of the pronunciation of a foreign language just by listening to someone speak it every day of the week. The use of visual aids such as filmstrips and movies help me give the student a variety of learning experiences. Almost 95% of our daily communications are those of a nonverbal nature. Much can be gained if we are aware of this in our everyday con- tact with other people. It seems it is possible to say anything in any number of languages if you use enough words or images, but' there's rarely time; the natural course is for a culture to exploit its media biases. t time; the � V I ' . v iV english Spanish german english Spanish german english spanish rrritfnepg|is s(; HERI RAY - Advisor: Debate YLE SEIDER - German. Advisor: Senior Class, German Club, Chess A t V n ;TEVE THURWACHTER - English III. Assistant Football Coach Advjs r: Travelogue '-A Qo ] Cl Q9- % CXJU. % 15 jf v All the science classes are going to try to spend some time talking about the pollution problems. I would v like each of you to begin some kind of research or project dealing with this current problem. To me it seems like one of those physics problems that is so simple, it's hard. Are you sure we all did the same experiment? Caution, driving maybe quite hazardous to your health.. . all the more im- portant to take notes in Mr. Berceau's driver education classes. ience math science math science math science math science math science mat. - BSCS Biology, ., Drivers Ed. Ecology Club RK MADER - Biology, Senior Science. Advisor: Freshman Class, Weight-lifting, Ecology Club, Assistant Track Coach, Sophomore Football Coach LaRON MISCHOCK - Chemistry, General Science, Aviation Advisor: Photo Club, Aviation Club 16 I like to try to get my stu- dents to understand clearly the basic principles which are the basis of mathematics before asking them to figure out mathematical problems. By starting with a false statement, you can prove anything true. This seems to be a case of the original decimal point mistake... no, I think that it is that old wrong side of the slide ruler mistake. A computer works a lot bet- ter when everything else in the room is unplugged. I think that there should be a closer relationship between teachers and students. I en- joy getting to know these kids personally, al- though I have to admit that it does take pretty much time. science math science math science math science math science math science n LEONARD MINARIK - Senior Math, Geonetry. Advisor: Junior Class, Aviation Club JIM O'CONNELL - Geometry, General Math. Freshman Basketball Coach RICHARD ROEBER - Algebra I, II. Advisor: Golf Club Coach: Golf, Baseball, Junior Varsity Basket- ball. 17 X y rV v x-7 x y oN'- ° aV y ■ ■ y .V AM r issues. Ti r ' at people fac AT� .... Today is a differ- ent kind of time. A time when peo- ple are not afraid to say how they feel about major issues. Today is a time when people face the reality of life. If you are not some sort of dissenter today, you're miss- ing tho boat i omqwhere. ft' „ , library social studies bdsines if i libra soc studies business library social studies WALTER WACHS - Social Problems, U. S. History ARDEN LUKER - U.S. History, Civics. Head Coach: Football, Basketball CARY ROSENCRANS - World History. Advisor: Pangissin DAVID CASPER - Social Problems, English 9. Advisor: Weight-lifting, Sophomore Class. C4 1U A JyTKjl l JlyJsry XaaA vj lA ■ ‘ -A VZr My Jkj 9-C.— A J-Zy j(jL 4 f 18 I think that it is the past tradition of Sheboygan Falls High School that the library is more of a lounge area for students rather than being the research area it should be. The most important part of your life is deciding what kind of person you want to be and then accepting the chal- lenge of becoming that person. One of the best things about being in the secretarial classes we offer is that it prepares you with job train- ing for career opportunities as soon as you graduate. A lot of the girls have al- ready started working in the community. iportunities business library social studies business library social studies business library soci RAY VANCAMP - Librarian Advisor: Library Club, National Honor Society. SALLY BUFFINGTON - Assistant Librarian LA VERNE GIER - Typing, Sec- retarial Practice Advisor: Sheboygan Falls Future Business Club DEBRA HOEFS - Typing, Clerical Practice, Shorthand. Advisor: Purgold 19 This year we are presenting our students with a unified and mean- ingful vocational program and the future looks even brighter. All those little kids running around school belong to the junior home ec girls... as part of their child care unit. When students in these co- operative programs work in industry, they must be super- vised by their teachers at least part of the time. They receive the minimum wage, according to Federal and State law, as the rate is es- tablished by local industry. I think the general contractor pulled a fast one. onal vocational vocational vocational vocational vocational vocational vocational BYRON ANDERSON - Agriculture, General Science Advisor: FFA JOYCE FRIGS - Home Economics DONOVAN McCABE - Mechanical Drawing 20 The shop classes should provide the boys with a strong enough background so they can enter into a p oductive (X job offering with The vocational program is set up so that we get on-the- job training. As soon as we get the local unions to ap- I should Ec. Maybe ing s cooking vocational vocational vocational we should to leave during our halls and put in time at the job we have National vocational vocational voc GARY RIESENBERG - Industrial Arts Advisor: Junior Class JERRY ROBERS - Metals Shop Advisor: F Club, Pep Club wrestling Coach MIKE SEVERSON - Mechanicss Advisor: Mechanics Club, Assistant Wrestling Coach BETTY SEVERSON - Home Economics Advisor: Home Ec. Club 21 V V; V6 L You can write it in pencil or in ink or even blood if you want to; just don't forget to put your names on those oil paintings.” tf Would you look at her; she trying to play soccer and w|alk beautiful in the sunset the same time. Look what they've done to my song... The chief supports of the body are the legs, the spine ribs and the pelvic girdle. And that's not the same girdle that's killing most women. rt music physical edircatipn health art music physical education health art pnusic 22 If you don't have a clean gym suit like a good little girl; go to the end of the line. I'd say the most fun I had in gym class this year was the times we had co-ed games of volleyball. For those of you who are new in band today, this means 'stop'. Have I ever told you the part of the 'Hoffman classis' about when I was a little kid living on eighth street in Sheboygan? Whoever hit the ceiling with that basketball owes me one hundred four- counts. I try to grade the students I have in class on their in- dividual ability rather than com- paring their skills.” physical education health art music physical education healthart music physical AL GOETZ - Boys Physical Ed. Advisor: Freshman Class Coach: Football, Track ALICE ZELL - Girls Physical Ed. Advisor: GAA, Cheerleading FMCC, AJBC Bowling Advisor: Sophomore Class BILL SCHWARTZ - Physical Ed. Health tZt __ fV - d 23 service staffs service staffs service staffs service staffs service staffs service staffs 24 Wilma Krueter Secretary, District Office Lucille Stannard Secretary, District Office Doris Kalmerton Secretary, District Office BUS DRIVERS: BACK ROW: L. TO R. Mrs. Reimer, Frank Braun, Ronald Amoldi, Mrs. Heidenreiter, A1 Haber- land, Mrs. Scholton, Mrs. Scheffner, Lyle Me Glade, Mrs. Morken, Leonard Gabrielse, KNEELING: Melvin Holtz, Dave Scholton. service staffs service staffs service staffs service staffs service staffs service staffs 25 learning to care: being involved 26 We organize our clubs with the belief that they will teach us to care, we begin with grand purposes, eager leaders and more than enough members, we have hopes for some fun learning times and the chance for making special friends, it's almost as if we know these people can make finding ourselves more easy. 27 then you tum a around and find yourself alone. we are all left with a lonely feel- ing when we real- ize that many times what the clubs promise and what they actually have is different, all the plans are abandoned, leaving those grand pur- poses unreached, again we are faced with the challenge of being on our own. learning by ourselves in our own ways. 29 STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS BACK ROW, L TO R: Mareha Keller, Mr. Havey, Ann Eberhardy, Chrystal Voss, Gary Huibregtse, Bill Sieber, Peggy Rhines, Jim Dohr, Cheryl Stevens, Steve Musil, ROW 2, SIT- TING: Norma Visser, Debi Moths, Jeffery Busch. SITTING ON THE FLOOR, CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Wanda Visser, Nancy Bonsack, Toni Benjamin. ALTERNATES, TOP ROW, L TO R: Linda Gartmann, Beth Marotz, Kevin Covey, Linda Visser, Carol Broetz- mann. BOTTOM ROW, Mary Geist- hardt, Mike Gutoski, Mary Hahn, Paul Heidenreiter, Sue Burgard, John Geisthardt, Debbie Rohde. 30 “student council does everything; national honor society does the rest.” STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS treasurer, Gary Huibregtse; vice- L TO R: Debi Moths; secretary, Jeff president. Busch: president, Norma Visser; •fcKe. ■VroubW wWW -Vkat yovA Wove xn utvfrWed v eed 4o V e irwolved ' +houc4 4' li n xs just SKort NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Mary Weber, Chris Covey, Nancy Gilbert, Dirk Hudson, Mary Vowin- kel, Julie Street, Jane Vandermus, Bob Madden, Sue Hamann, Chris Voss, Sara Sebald, Mike Danks, Mark Buehlke, Debbie Rohde, Doug Meinhardt, Debi Moths, Helen Roehrborn, Dave LeMahieu, Nat Solar, Linda Braun, Lori Schnur, Barb Jenkin, Marcia Rauwerdink, Mr. VanCamp. 31 AFS CLUB L. TO R. Beth Marotz, Debbie Budahn, Debbie Gilbert, Sue Mueller, Barb Ongna, Barb Retzlaff, Mary Retzlaff, Linda Braun, Chris Fasse, Jo Debbink, Jeri Stroub, Debbie Rohde, Cindy Fischer, Sue Scroggins, Helen Arthur, Debbie Endsley, Margie Budahn, Marie Trow- bridge, Tanny Busch, Sue Phippen, Alice Jones, Cheryl Plate, Miss Hay, Theresa Katchkey, Sue Hamann, Mary Payne, Sue Burgard, Mary Vo- winkel, Rob Boll, Gary Huibregtse, Debbie Worm, Jayne Jannsen, Nancy Bonsack, Kim Soerens, Margie Joosse, Nancy Kohlhagen, Dave LeMahieu, Nelson Busch, Dee Debbink, Leonore Leonsteiner, Jeff Thurman, Barb Rosenthal, Barb Rohde, Rita Redlich, Mary Geistardt, VicHi isser, Julie Lierman, Lynn Rohjfc, Ag viiesfejld, To All My Friends at Falls, I am writing this letter to you in the hope that it will help to show just a little of the appreciation I feel toward this school and the people of Sheboygan Falls. This year has truly been the greatest and certainly the most memorable year of my life. You people really made me feel as if I was accepted here not as the AFS student spending a year here but truly as a member of my family, the school and community. When I just heard I was coming to Falls I was a lit- tle disappointed at the thought of coming to such a small city, but I have since learnt that as long as you have friends, it does not mat- ter where you go or where you are, you will always be happy. Now I must send some personal thanks justly to Mike Larson and Moosejaw for be- ing so co-operative and pleasant in first hour Social Problems each day? To Tanny, Sue, Debbie and Mary for keeping me out of trouble throughout the year; to Bucholz for putting up such a good fight; to Tanny who risked my life in the VW so many times tra- veling to Plymouth; to Miss Ray who spells her words the same way I do; to the co-op- erative policeman at Road America; to a certain teacher who gave me a pass to the Art Room on the days I persuaded him with Australian Stamps; to Linda Eppers for teaching me the words to Joe Hill; to Bruce Mertzig for his A Christmas present; to Sara fpr providing me with enter- tainment in the chorus room, fourth hour each day; to John for dislocating my knee the day before volley ball tests in gym. When I return to M Australia I will take hom many wonderful memories of my stay here. I can pray that I will see of you again the future - perhaps stralia this time. Toni PURGOLD STAFF, TOP ROW, L TO R: Sandy Schielke, Sharon Hamann, Mary Huibregtse, Rachel Weisse, Miss Hoefs, Nancy VanTreeck. ROW 2, Jack Harrison, Sandy Fleming, Nancy Kohlhagen. ROW 3, Faye Ten- pas, Cheryl Plate, Sara Sebald, Sue Hamann. BOTTOM ROW, Jane Le- Mahieu, Lindy Brownrigg, Jayne Jans- sen, Barb Ongna, Philip Loomis. PURGOLD CO-ORDINATORS, L TO Treeck; co-editor, Miss Hoefs; R: Sue Hamann; editor, Nancy Van- advisor. 34 PANGISSIN PLANNING STAFF L TO R, Mr. Rosencrans; advisor, Nancy Gilbert; copy editor, Chris Covey; photo editor, Marcia Rauwerdink; co-editor, Mary Weber; editor, Doug Meinhardt; ads manager, Debi Moths, Dave LeMahieu, UNDER TABLE, Sue Bosnian: typing editor. Missing from picture, Mary Vowinkel and Jack Harrison. PANGISSIN LAYOUT STAFF L TO R, Marie Trowbridge, Chris Ellis, Chris Fasse, Debbie Masarik, Anastasia Radetski, Margret Nysse, Julie Lo- renz, Debbie Kosup, Chris Voss, Debbie Endsley, Marcia Rauwerdink. Missing from picture: Jane Sejba. 35 PANGISSIN TYPING STAFF, SITTING: Faye Tenpas. ROW 2: L. TO R., Gail Mehr. FRONT ROW: L. TO R., Sandy Schielke, Ellen Fox, Judy Jean Menzer, Sue VanderWheele, Lempke, Donna Grams, Linda Paulette Willadsen, Sue Bosnian, Bartheis. PANGISSIN ADVERTISING STAFF, FRONT ROW: SITTING, Barb Retz- laff, Julie Haefke, Jack Harrison. ROW 2: L. TO R., Bill Dicke, Mark Humphrey, Cheryl Rooker, Sue Mue- ller, Mary Retzlaff, Doug Meinhardt, Nancy Kohlhagen, Alice Jones. ROW 3: L. TO R., Julie Sass, Nat Solar, Mark Hudson. 36 PANGISSIN PHOTO STAFF, TOP ROW: L. TO R., Don Koehn, Nancy Bonsack, George Davis, Jack Harrison, Doug Meinhardt, Chris Covey, Chris Parent. BOTTOM ROW: L. TO R., Kevin Covey, Kevin Shank, Wanda Visser, Shirley Schaap, Curt Dulmes. PANGISSIN COPY STAFF, In bus: L. TO R., Bill Marotz, Leslie Moore, Bob Eigenberger, Nancy VanTreeck, Linda Braun, Maryann Radetski, Matt Deely. FRONT ROW L. TO R., Nancy Gilbert, Lori Ledeboer, Mary Jo Eigenberger, Jane Vandermus, Dave LeMahieu, Linda VanWyk. 37 BAND OFFICERS: Gary Berg, Barb Ongna, Chris Covey, Betty Kroplein. BAND MAJORETTE: Chris Covey. SFHS BAND, BOTTOM ROW: L. TO R., Linda Braun, Anastasia Radetski, Betty Birschbach, Karen Kubitz, Jean Buehler. ROW 2: Sue VanWyk, Lori Schnur, Richard Beisser, Darlene Zunker, Gail Amoldi, Doris Ziemke, Mike Kubitz. ROW 3: Beth Marotz, Jean Betyne, Nancy VanWyk, Linda Otto, Chris Covey, Kent Saemann, Don Koehn, Mike Winter, Mike Mauer. ROW 4: Karen Techel, Gary Berg, Kevin Covey, Scott Isaacs, Bonnie Tagge, Rachel Wiesse. 38 SFHS BAND, BOTTOM ROW: L. TO R., Debbie Worm, Carol Broetzman, Anna Hocevar, Barb Ongna, Nat Sol- ar, Kathy Matheson. ROW 2: Carol Back, Sandy Wedepohl, Wanda Visser, Debbie Matzdorf, Sharon Hamann, Debbie Wesendorf, Terry Margraf, Kathy Ellis. ROW 3: Bill Marotz, Jeff Hoegger, Jay Keller, Pam Rohde, Shirley Schaap, Joanne Debbink, Betty Kroeplien, Linda VanWyk, John Brown. ROW 4: Dave DeBruine, Randy Otto, Tim Otte, Nancy Bonsack, Dave Pietenpol, Ricky Yurk, Richard Piet- enpol, Bob Madden, Richard Dulmes, Joe Ziegler, Allen Garczynski. 39 CHORUS, BOTTOM STANDING ROW, L TO R: Sue Vanderweele, Becky Klotzbach, Sharon Miller, Julie Brown, Debbie Heinen, Sara Sebald, Susie Schaafs, Barb Rosen- thal, Judy Lempke, Paulette Willad- sen. SEATED: ROW 1, Mary Vowin- kel, Sue Hamann, Cheryl Plate, Nancy Kohlagen, Debbie Rohde, ROW 2, Lynn Scharenbach, Marlene Held, ROW 3, Sue Phippen, Mike Eberhardy. ROW 4, Mary Huibregtse, Marie Trowbridge, Chris Ellis, Marsha LeMahieu. TOP ROW: Debbie Kosup, Bill Dicke, Gayle Pitcher, Doug Meinhardt. CHORUS, BOTTOM ROW, L TO R; Kathy Harju, Chris Murphy, Miss Goodrich, Jane Weber, Debbie Ber- tram, Janet Lenning, Pam Meyer. ROW 2, Dee Debbink, Linda Visser, Rita Redlick, Charlene Berger, Shelly Parsche, Marilyn Seehaver. TOP ROW, Carol Schleicher, Linda Opengenorth, Sharon Scheibl, Julie Sass, Sue Scroggins, Sue Mueller, Nancy VanTreeck, Claudia Roska, Toni Benjamin, Helen Roehrborn, Philip Loomis, Ann Eberhardy, Norma Visser, Jim Dohr. 40 FORENSICS, FRONT ROW: L. TO R., Sue Hamann, Dani Doyle, Sara Sebald, Chris Voss, Barb Ongna, Debi Moths, Shirley Schaap, Jayne Janssen, Jim Heinen. ROW 2: Gary Berg, Chuck Bradley, Tim Diemer, Doug Mein- hardt, Jeff Busch, Dave LeMahieu, Debbie Polster, Matt Deely, Maryann Schleicher, Dirk Hudson, David Kling beil, Jeff Hoegger, Mike Eberhardy, STANDING: L. TO R., Mr. Piper, Mrs. Naus, and Mr. Seider. WEIGHT LIFTING CLUB, FRONT ROW: L. TO R., Mike Akright, Mark Schoneman, Mike Heidemann, Jerry Michaels, Tim Tracy, Jeff Bill- man. ROW 2: L. TO R., Greg Otte, Bill Marotz, Bob Spatz, Chuck Bradley. ROW 3: L. TO R., Dale Billmann, Mike Eberhardy, Jerry Stroessner, Brian Mannchen, Gary Berg, Dave Johnston, Karl Fasse. ROW 4: L. TO R., Steve Musil, Ric Roehrbom, John Wiesckel, Mark Temme, Jim Burgard, Larry Lorenz. BACK ROW: L. TO R., Gerald Sterz, Kirk Henig, Gary Hoppa, Mr. Casper, John Ander- son, Dan Petrie, Leon Sobczak, Randy Bertram. 41 LIBRARY CLUB, BOTTOM ROW, L TO R: Charlene Tucker, Dani Doyle, Barbara Rohde. TOP HOW, Linda Zim- merman, Denise Decker, Mr. Van Camp, Mrs. Buffington, Rita Redlich, Carolyn Clatt, Ellen Schmidt. TRAVEL CLUB, BOTTOM ROW, L TO R: Mike Larson, Mary Master- son, Jane Weber, Nancy Bonsack, Robin Wuestenhage, Deb Kosup, Gayle Pitcher, Marlene Held, Toni Benjamin, Susie Schaffs, Sandy Stahl, Julie Street, Connie Riemer, Karen Opengenorth. ROW 2, Jeff Krueger, Jeff Menzer, Ed Gurney, Don Wadyka, Jack Spettel, Mark Hudson, Shelly Parsche, Clayton LaBine, Larry Rooker, Don Schumacher, Jeff Schoneman, Paul Herrman, Cheryl Setzer, Linda Walvort. TOP ROW, Judy Pitzen, Sue Marchiando, Bill Seehaver, David DeBruine, Dick Mauer, Chuck Haack, Scott Lier- mann, Steve Hueppchen, Mark Beulke, Gary Huibregtse, Paul Heid- enreiter, Debbie Worm, Helen Arthur, Nancy Barthels, Jean Mulder, Barb Winkel, Donna Heidemann, Margie Heiden, Debbie Wesendorf, Kathy O’Reilly. 42 TRAVEL CLUB OFFICERS, CLOCK- WISE FROM BOTTOM: Steve Heiden, Vice-president; Debbie Heinen, Treasurer; Helen Roehrborn, T'ilm Manager; Clayton LaBine, President; Nat Solar, Secretary. TRAVEL CLUB, BOTTOM ROW, L TO R: Nat Solar, Cheryl Maurer, Chris Murphy, Sue Burgard, Marjie Joose, Marie Trowbridge, Cheryl Daubon, MaryAnn Radetski, Ellen Schmidt, Julie Brown, Paulette Willadsen. ROW TWO: Ken Justinger, Eddie Beyersdorf, Chuck Gurney, Bob Beisser, Gayle Pitcher, Jane Weber, Radzins, Gary Bulitz, Mark Hudson, Bill Dicke, Clayton LaBine, Debbie Heinen, Carolyn Clatt, Judy Lemke, Mike Zimmermann. TOP ROW; Brian Murphy, Lynn Proefrock, Jane Le- Mahieu, Helen Roehrborn, Richard Pat Walsh, Debbie Rohde, Deb Kosup, Mary Schneider, Paul Heid- enreiter, Steve Heiden, Richard LeMahieu, Sharon Miller, Mary Turlock, Jane Vandermus, Sue Van- derweele, Claudia Roska, Leslie Moore. 43 STUDENT EXCHANGE L TO R; Tom Vandermus, Jeff Hoffman, Paul Heidenreiter, Pat Walsh, Dave Le- Mahieu, Roger Sieber, Steve Flem- ing, Mark Hudson, Chris Voss, Sara Sebald, Jayne Janssen, Sue Hamann, Lori Busch, Mary Vowinkel, Jane Van Treeck, Nan Lucynski, Kathy Mathe- son, Marie Trowbridge, Susie Scrog- gins, Debi Moths, Sheila Doyle, Jean Menzer, Jane LeMahieu, Chris Covey, Cheryl Plate, Debbie Rohde, Nancy Kohlagen, Chris Fasse, Barb Ongna, Jeri Stroub. SHEBOYGAN FALLS BUSINESS CLUB, SEATED, L TO R: Lois Harrison, Gail Mehre, Jean Menzer, STAND- ING, Ellen Fox, Gladys Moening, Faye Tenpas, Donna Grams. Sandy Schielke, Mrs. Gier, Darlene Arpke, Diane Thomas, Kaylene Gall, 44 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB, TOP ROW, L TO R: Ann Cotter, Becky Heule, Jean Buhler, Barb Ringel, Gail Mehre, Sharon Walter, Debbie Bertram, Janet Sipple, Ellen Ixnxnel, LuAnne Rammer, Gloria Billman, JoAnne Fleming, Paulette Bunge, Darlene Arpke, Chris Hand, Sharon Perronne, Chris Bersch, Kathy Harju, Wendy Preder, Pam Bertram, Gail Vrtochnick, Gail Schleicher. ROW 2, L TO R: Norma Visser, Mrs. Sever- son, Donna Rosenthal, Diane Spettel, Lynn Sharenbrach, Cheryl Eppers. SEATED, L TO R: Margret Nysse, Kathy Albrecht, Marilyn Seehaver, Betty Guse, Charlene Tucker, Nancy Gilbert, Becky Gierach. BOTTOM ROW, L TO R: Terry Lapinski, Becky Klotybach, Debbie Hunt, Karen Kubitz, Linda Zimmermann, Mary Ringel. 45 PHOTO CLUB, TOP ROW, L TO R: Jim Heule, Bob Arthur, Jeff Parent, Jim VandeVreugde, Mike Larson, Tom Siech, Kent Saemenn, John Fields, Kevin Shank, ROW 2, Mr. Mischock, John Harrison, Steve Kal- marten, George Davis, Scott Isaacs, Doug Meinhardt. ROW 3, Sandy Wedepohl, Sheila Doyle, Chris Co- vey, Nancy Bonsack, Bonnie Tagge, Rick Schelk, Bernie Walter, Leroy Meyer, Curtiss Hanson, Dennis Griep, Eddie Harrison, Ric Ostrzynski. ECOLOGY CLUB, STANDING, L TO R: Doug Meinhardt, Dave Le- Mahieu, Mike Larson, Chris Covey, Tom Seich, Dirk Hudson, Lori Lede- boer, Bary Kunert, Anna Hocevar, Marian Gilscorf, Dave Pietenpol, Clayton LaBine, KNEELING, Bernie Kunert, Mr! Berceau. 46 CHESS CLUB, STANDING, L TO R: Jeff Anderson, Kim Burkhardt, Mike Gutoski, Bruce Binder, Kenneth Zinkgraft, Larry Walvort, Steve Ott- man, Mike Clemens, Randy Siech, Ronnie Schroeder, SITTING: Nancy VanTreeck, Steve Block, Mr. Seider, Joel Tauschek, Kim Soerens, Richard Pietenpol. AVIATION, TOP ROW, L TO R: Mr. Mischock, Jack Harrison, Steve Kal- marten, George Davis, Kevin Shank, Mr. Minarik. In Plane: Gary Berg, Chuck Bradley, Tom Seich, Jim Schnettler, Mike Larson, Mark Wid- der, Pete Dreiling, Jeff Meyer, FRONT ROW, Richard Grotenhuis, Jeff Parent, Linda Ebenreiter, Jim Heule, Jeff Hausler, Sheila Doyle, Ed Harrison, Daniel Hocevar. 47 DEBATE TEAM 1- Carolyn Weygandt 2- Jeff Busch 3- Jeff Hoegger 4- Mark Humphrey 5- Miss Ray 6- Ann Eberhardy 7- Mike Eberhardt 8- Randy Otto 9- Jeff Thru man 10- Nancy VanTreeck 11- Toni Benjamin ART CLUB, FRONT, Mike Larson, BOTTOM ROW, L TO R: Mr. Hoff- man, Tanny Busch, Mary Mueller, Kathy Ellis, Debbie Gilbert, Jim Stein, Peter Loose, Ronny Schroeder, Danny Hocevar. ROW 2, Carol Schleicher, Barb Preder, Sara Sebald ROW 3, Linda Opengenorth, Phil Loomis, Linda Eppers, Linda Gen- cius, Susie Kaeppel, Julie Lierman, Deb Matzdorf, Toby Sargent, Debbie Griep, Charlene Tucker. TOP ROW, Beth Marotz, Lori Debbink, MaryLou Krase, Jeff Wolff, Mark Hudson, Sue Huibregtse, Bill Lehman, Bruce Bin- der, Dennis Sipiorski. 48 FUTURE MEDICAL CAREERS CLUB SITTING, L TO R: Chris Covey, Leonore Leonsteiner, Julie Brown, Anna Hocevar, Mary Weber, Marie Trowbridge. STANDING ROW, L TO Tagge, Debbie Heinen, Chris Hand, Darlene Zunker, Rita Redlich, Gail Amoldi, Kathy Harju, Paulette Wil- ladsen, Helen Arthur, Mary Retzlaff, Linda Braun. R; Lori Ledeboer, Sue Bosman, Jean Mulder, Joanne Sebald, Debbie Gil- bert, Jane VanTreeck, Chris Voss. BACK ROW; Wanda Visser, Marian Gilsdorf, Nancy Bonsack, Bonnie ?uWe medicoT) careers club W e door Vo W e sferMe world of louaS ftjLtVeuar, aod Marcu. FMCC OFFICERS FRONT ROW, L Stroub. BACK ROW; Nancy Van- TO R: Chris Voss, Mary Weber, Mrs. Treeck, Miss Zell, Chris Covey. GOLF CLUB, BOTTOM ROW, L TO R: Jeff Schnur, Bill Biederwolf, Jeff Schonemann, Brad Isaacs, Joe Zieg- ler, Dave Johnston, Mark Ziemke, Gary Sagunsky, Dave DePagter, Mike Danks, Dale Verhage. ROW 2, Dave Rosenthal, Gary Hoppa, Dave Young, Mr. Roeber, Chris Covey, Dave Berg, Mike Ehren, Mike Winter, Brian Al« fonsi, Mark Schonemann. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA 1- L. Schlichting 2- B. Schnettler 3- H. Specht 4- C. Albrecht 5- T. Winser 6- D. Reimer 7- P. Weber 8- G. Schnicke 9- D. Popp 10- T. Reinhardt 11- R. Kesweder 12- J. VandeVreude 13- J. Heinen 14- R. Kroplien 15- R. Conrad 16- R. Yurk 17- S. Perronne 18- J. Strossner 19- D. Johnston 20- J. Strossner 21- T. Marten 22- K. Fasse 23- M. Buelke 24- S. Block 25- H. Gayheart 26- L. Lorenz 27- R. Arpke 28- Mr. Anderson 29- P. Zeeveld 30- F. Walsh 31 — J. Ubbelohde 32- J. Schnettler 33- D. Mauer 34- J. Mulder 35- S. Walsh 36- G. Bimmel 37- D. Petrie 38- P. Heidenreiter 39- J. Schneider 40- W. Bosman 50 POWER CLUB, FRONT ROW, L TO R: Larry Spettel, Roger Sieber, Tom Eake, Dave Littmann, Ray Arpke, Gene Sommers. Greg Voskuil. ROW 2, Dan Haen, Bob Kreutz, Jeff Hand, Bob Saeger, Jerry Schnitzler, Dan Lapcinski, Hank Gayheart, Ricky Richter, Harold Specht, Ricky Wil- ladsen, Mr. Severson. ROW 3, Jim Schnettler, Pat Walsh, Ed Radzins, David Siech, Paul Heidenreiter, John Schneider, Steve Lempke, John Wid- der, Dan Popp, Paul Neerhof. FFA OFFICERS Counter-clockwise: Block; reporter, Dave Johnston; pres Jerry Stroessner; sargent-at-arms, ident, Paul Zeeveld; secretary. Gary Bimmel; vice-president, Steve you cjuoJiCvi yo r ' VvV be e-sVed % r evV- Wr 9 OC ivV ov rwoJLe,— ervVexl groups 51 SFHS F CLUB, TOP ROW, L TO R: Richard LeMahieu, Jack Harrison, George Davis, Mark Hudson. ROW 2, Mike Larson, Steve Heiden, Jim Stein, Tom Brewer, Steve Fleming, Mike Winter, Jeff Hoffman, Dennis Scroggins. ROW 3, Dennis Sipiorski, Paul Zeeveld, Nelson Busch, Robert Boll, Bob Wisse, Bill Marotz, Mike Ehren, Mike Mersberger. BOTTOM ROW, Scott Heinig, Clarence Comins, Frank Vrtochnick, Craig Melger, Mr. Robers, Ric Biederwolf, Pat Miley, Mark Vollbrecht, Mark Miley, Paul Phippen. F CLUB OFFICERS, L TO R: Jack Harrison; secretary Ric Biederwolf; vice-president, Steve Heiden; sar- ge nt-at-arms, Bob Wisse; treasurer, Dirk Hudson; president. 52 GIRL S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS, L TO R, Marcia Kel- ler, Barb Ongna, Rachel Weisse, Ginny Bertram. SENIOR GAA 1- Kaylene Gall 2- Toni Benjamin 3- Sue Hamann 4- Debi Rohde 5- Bonnie Tagge 6- Donna Grams 7- Jayne Janssen 8- Norma Visser 9- Gail Arnoldi 10- Diane Thomas 11- Sandy Schielke 12- Darlene Zunker 13- Kathy Harju 14- Paulette Bunge 15- Sue Phippen 16- Sara Sebald 17- Debbie Bertram 18- Ellen Fox 19- Nancy Kohlhagen 20- Mary Vowinkel 21- Jane Vandermus 22- Judy Lempke 23- Lois Harrison 24- Sue Vandeweele 25- Paulette Willadsen 26- Cheryl Plate 27- Cindy Cline 28- Ginny Bertram 54 JUNIOR GAA, BOTTOM ROW, L TO R: Theresa Ketchkey, Susan Marchiando, Kathy O'Reilly, Alice Jones, Anna Ho- cevar. ROW 2, Lori Ledeboer, Chris Fasse, Nancy VanTreeck, Kathy Al- brecht, Debbie Endsley, Sue Burgaard, Shelly Parsche, Chris Voss, Mary Payne, Deb Matzdorf. ROW 3, Barb Retzlaff, Margie Joose, Saundra Stahl, Julie Street, Marlene Held, ROW 4, Chris Bersch, Marian Gilsdorf, Lori Schnur, Rachel Weisse, Barb Ongna, Jeri Stroub, Marie Trowbridge, Deb Kosup. SOPHOMORE GAA, BOTTOM ROW, L TO R: Nancy Bonsack, Pam Bert- ram, Melissa Bertram, Linda Visser, Dee Debbink, Charlene Berger, Carol Broetzmann. ROW 2, Janet Lenning, Cheryl Eppers, Deb Worm, Gail Vrtochnick, Deb Wesendorf. ROW 3, Nanette Lucynski, Marilyn Seehaver, Cheryl Setzer, Judy Pitzin, Brenda Soerens. ROW 4, Lindy Brownrigg, Wendy Preder, Carolyn Weygandt, Joan Heule, Kathleen Matheson, Margret Kesweder, Pat Madden. ROW 5, Sharon Hamann, Debra Griep, Sue Fleming, Sharon Perronne. 55 areat o-f |5e. £ - d'. cover irvcAvjLcle. SVudCervt’ uurxoV t KkccVi oncxl Worv r Soo eKf, Tmt. eA Clu.bJ Ui Ctu-b, SHaderA Et- guttae CJlulo, tcolody,?'b© A rvoA'ior , Gkes ClvA� o Osba4« 'Toa.r . • 1- Laurie Debbink 2- Roxanne Heus 3- Cheryl Stevens 4- Debbie Luker 5- Peggy Rhines 6- Linda Gartman 7- Debbie Bucko 8- Linda Otto 9- Debbie Budahn 10- Rosemary Verhage 11- Sue Kaeppel 12- Sue Widder 13- Jodie Seimers 14- Marsha Hunt 15- Mary Mueller 16- Pam Rohde 17- Karen Techal 18- Jeanine Comins 19- Doris Ziemke 20- Cindy Beck 21- Sandy Wedepohl 22- Vickie Visser 23- Barbara Preder 24- Debbie Gilbert 25- Colleen Gatski 26- Ann Miesfield 27- Lori Busch 28- Jane Koleman 29- Julie Liermann 30- Kathy Behr 31- Linda Opengenorth 32- Debbie Stenz 33- Mary Geisthardt 34- Sharon Hildebrand 35- JoAnn Debbink 36- Rochelle Meyer 37- Mary Lou Krase 38- Amy Hudson 39- Melody Thede 40- Lynn Rohde 41- Nancy VanWyk 42- Sue Boll 43- Kathy Ellis 44- Beth Marotz 45- Jane Huibregtse 46- Vicky Wingert 47- Debbie Mannchen 48- Debbie Kolhagen 56 GAA BOWLING CAPTAINS, BOTTOM ROW, L TO R: Nancy VanWyk, Jean Buehler, Jane Hui- bregtse, Carol BfbafemanjK. Sue Marchiando,Hfe6 R %5 v 2, Ginny Bertram, Jayne Janssen, Cindy Beck, Chris Fasse, Sue Widder, Gail Schleicher, Mary Juibregtse. ROW 3, Paulette Willadsen, Sue Burgard, Jeri Stroub, Connie Heinen, Gail Vrtochnick. r b +Cack5) vf? fereO bx“Q 'B e P n - '0 G AA GIRL'S TRACK TEAM, STANDING, L TO R: Melissa Ber- tram, Kathleen Matheson, Jane Vandermus, Brenda Soerens, Wendy Preder, Linda Masarik, Sue Tempas, Anna Hocevar, Kathy Albrecht, KNEELING, Ann Eberhardy, Jean Buehler, Carol Broetzmann, Jayne Janssen, Rachel Weisse, Lori Lede- boer, Marian Gilsdorf, Nancy VanTreeck. 57 59 60 there seem to be a million tingling feelings ready to ex- plode from us when we are winners, but too often we know only the victory yells and not what to say to our team when they leave the field defeated, sometimes losing brings a few quiet min- utes that start us thinking maybe the scoreboard lies, maybe winning is something that happens inside us, some- thing that depends on how much we put into the game, maybe what really matters is how much of a team we are. STANDING: L TO R, Mr. Goetz, Bill Marotz, Richard LeMahieu, Tom Phippen, Rich Masarik, Dirk Hudson, Dennis Sipiorski, Fred Schultz, Stan Schielke, Paul Phippen, Mr. Mader, Mr. Hoffman. KNEELING L TO R, Randy LeMahieu, Dave LeMahieu, Jeff Hoffman, Scott Lee, Jack Harrison, Tom Brewer, Nelson Busch, Steve Rohde. 62 'Y™ WW stu cuo. s aZ — F C Uz j U — 97j — ('‘Tz z . y 1970 - TRACK instant replay instant replay instant replay instant replay instant replay instant replay track at falls.. .win- ning has become a tradi - tion... undefeated in duel meets.. .brilliant showings in the big meets ... then came conference.. .the gun sounded.. .ahead of everyone... we were the best.. .even the greatest team in the world... we would beat them all.. .we could.. . it was neck and neck... if only we could have gotten that extra inch ___that extra placing... winning...high hopes... dreams... something to remember... pride.. .guts ... the hill...your team depending on you. . .you can't lose.. .or can you? . .and knowing the feeling of being second in confer- ence at the end of the season... 63 60 yds. lows Medley Relay 2 Mile 100 yd. dash 180 yd. lows 1 Mile 880 220 Mile Relay Mike Hueppchen Masarik, Hoffman Hudson, Busch Chuck Groene Rich Masarik Mike Hueppchen Nelson Busch Nelson Busch Rich Masarik Thede, Hoffman Busch, Siporski 7.6 (Manty) 3:43. 8 (Madison) 10:54.4 9.9 19.9 4:35.6 2.00+ 21.7 3:32 Wind aided MEET SCORES Falls 58 Kohler 55 New Holstein 46 Falls 71 Chilton 42 Valders 46 Falls 71 1 2 Chilton 69 1 2 Keil 18 Falls 64 Cedarburg 63 School Records Tonight we'll find out who's been working and who hasn't. When you finish last don't try to tell me you haven’t been loaf- ing. When you finish first you don't have to tell me anything. My little stopwatch tells me everything I need to know. You boys have got some- thing to be proud of. In thirty years you'll have something to look back on. Nothing that no- one else has... Masarik's so strong you could chain his legs together, put a twenty pound weight vest on him, and make him run through a swamp, he'd still win the two-twenty by ten yards. If some of you guys out here are here because you think you'll get a free ride, you've got another guess coming. 64 BOTTOM ROW, L TO R, Gary Reyes, Bob Wisse, Gary Hoppa, Dave Berg, Mr. Roeber, Lee Mannchen, Wayne Wolski, Ric Biederwolf, TOP ROW, L TO R, Scott Lee, Leroy Scheibl, Dennis McCue, Scott Schumacher, Frank Vrtochnik, Mike Heidemann, Scott Heinig, Craig Melger, Mike Winter. 66 wait until next year 1970 BASEBALL All right, let's hear a little noise out there! ... Sea- son beginning in hope... this guy can’t hit; easy out Lee. Chuck that old apple in there. Diaster in the fourth game: Me Cue out for the year... C'mon, let's wake up out there! ... Two losses for every win, but never giving up... big inning, big inning! ... The final heartbreaking loss in the tournament--season is over, but how about next year? That's all right, don't worry about it, we'll get the next one! CONFERENCE SCORES Falls 6 Campbellsport 5 Falls 2 Kiel 3 Falls 7 Sheb. Legion 15 Falls 8 Plymouth 2 Falls 0 Campbellsport 1 Falls 6 New Holstein 3 Falls 5 Chilton 9 Falls 1 Valders 11 Falls 1 Kiel 3 Falls 0 Plymouth 9 Falls 1 New Holstein 3 Falls 6 Chilton 5 Falls 4 Valders 5 Falls 4 Oostburg 0 Falls 4 Cedar Grove 5 67 BOTTOM ROW, L TO R, Dave Berg, Dave Johnston, Joe Ziegler, Mr. Roeber, Tom Ehren, Mike Ehren. TOP ROW, L TO R, Dale Verhage, Don Koehn, Brad Isaacs, Mike Danks, Dave Young, Kevin Kling- beil, Dave Depagter, Kevin Covey, Mark Schoneman, Mark Ziemke. a dynamic middle THE 1970 GOLF SEASON Our golf ■H season could be characterized by words such as boogie, frog- hair, wedge, ruff, eagle, duff, spoon, wiff, putt, brassie, splash... We saw the Sheboygan Falls fal- con golfmen finish in the middle of the fairway. We found that contrary to our earlier beliefs, ruff was not the sound that snoopy makes, but the future of a misguided iron. Placing fifth in our conference and fourth in State Regional, the team which is made up of under- classmen shows promise in future years. However, the team will always have the memory of the 1970 three- putt green season. GOLF Falls 180 Oostburg 204 Falls 172 Lux-Casco 188 Falls 185 Plymouth 160 Falls 204 Oostburg 207 Falls 198 New Holstein 167 Falls 193 Kiel 188 Falls 193 Chilton 183 Falls 192 Plymouth 167 Falls 182 Lux-Casco 188 Falls 197 New Holstein 177 Falls 195 Kiel 174 Falls 180 Chilton 163 Falls 195 Lux-Casco 214 69 Finished 5th in Conference FRONT LEFT, Tony Mauer, FRONT RIGHT, Jack Harrison, BACK ROW, L TO R, Mark Teunissen, Nelson Busch, Steve Fleming, Dennis O'Reilly, Tom Brewer, Richard LeMahieu, George Davis, Mr. Fred Hoff- man, coach. 70 'J!d -£(i As( sy CROSS COUNT C f- I evep saw I wViof y(wd(k. ke'a m x canary kicking garbage (fauswhen We ayn ajt-tjherji hot sun h4 king_ t that hilly' course arid icfr. Rosencrstfis, began tpr cry. Where’s time I saw him , he was lolly - gaging around down by the river. ' Harrison, put that grape- fruit away. Can't you be normal like everyone else? Cross Country 1970 DUALS Falls 31 Grafton 26 Falls 26 Elk.-Glen 30 Falls 27 Chilton 30 Falls 30 Sturgeon Bay 26 Falls 19 Germantown 36 Falls 57 North 43 South 26 Falls 77 Lux. -Casco 22 Plymouth 59 Elk.-Glen. 100 Chilton 110 3rd at Plymouth Invitational 6th at Sheboygan Invitational 7th at Grafton Invitational 2nd in Conference 3rd in State Regional 11th in State Sectional 71 FROJnT ROW L TO R, Dave Berg, Brian Murphy, Joel Janssen, John Bo Wisse, £huck Bradley, Mike Fte] ■ HeiAiann, Mike Me JohiNjbska, Sc t$vS Rohde M. HkAfjnann, itoac MIDDLE ROW Robert •Ids, Mark Miley, Steve Heiden, §ve ieMahieu, Tom Thede, Dave mSton ■ da 3i Keve urwachter Rogef Sieber, Bill Marotz, 5j cr £, m Larson, Larry Lorenz, BACK ROW, Mark Buelke, Henry Gayheart, Dennis Scroggins, John Wieseckel, Brad Loose, Paul Herrman, Jim Stein, Dirk Hudson, Ric Biederwolf, Dennis Sipiorski, Tom Seich, missing Craig Melger. STANDING, Debbie Kosup, Debbie Jayne Janssen. KNEELING, Chris Voss, Rohde, Julie Street, Mary Vo Winkel, Sara Sebald. £p-c d ‘ 1970 Pa seboygan falls .■ TOOTBALL instant replay instant replay instant replay instant replay instant replay instant replay football at falls... a season starting with great optimism... a new sort of school spirit... seven enthusiastic cheer- leaders. . .a vigorous team with valuable mem - bers...a new quarter- back. . .a new backfield ... a lineman turned gloryhound__the ball was snapped... the left guard pulled... the right guard pulled... we opened up the 3-hole, the back hit the 5-hole.. .the line- backer came... end of the play. .. fourth and ... homecoming... three years straight... all hopes shattered.. .didn’t have your wheaties.. .feeling beat.. .the size of the fight in a man... plymouth .. .victory.. .again facing defeat...the season draws to a close ... looking for a confer- ence title next year... 73 I can't wait until the Plymouth football game. If W we would have played them at Homecoming, we could have won! The only thrill you linemen will ever get is bunting your head in a back's stomach. The law of averages says we have to beat Chilton. I wanna hear some leather smack! You were so faked out on that last play that you had to buy a ticket to get back into the ball game. Some of you guys should have gone out for cheerleading. My sister can throw a football better than that. Forty dollar headgear, fifty dollar shoulder pads, you'll never get hurt out there! Pit's not the size of the man in the fight that counts, but the size of the fight in the man. You keep playing like that and I'll make an all-state foot- ball player out of you. f Falls Visitor 13 Sturgeon Bay 7 12 Kewaskum 8 34 Adams-Friend. 10 7 Lux. -Casco 34 14 Kiel 34 6 Chilton 21 0 New Holstein 21 0 Kewaunee 56 24 Plymouth 0 KNEELING, L TO R, John Anderson, Gordie Rammer, Jerry Stenz, Dennis Immel. 2ND ROW L TO R, Joe Ziegler, David Depagter, Tom Phippen, Paul Phippen, Mr. Mader, Greg Otte, Rich Scheffner, Kurt Heinig, Dan Petrie. 3RD ROW L TO R, Dale Billman, Robert Roska, Jerry Sipple, Mike Akwright, Brad Vollbrecht, Paul Marti. 74 ROW 1: L TO R, Mike Cutoski, Jeff Thurman, David Klingbeil, Tom Wilharms, Jeff Schnur, Steve Musil, Randy Fischer, Mike Clemens, Den Griep, Jeff Hoegger, Dave Oostdyke, ROW 2: L TO R, Bill Biederwolf, Jim Dohr, Jeff Schoneman, Tim Tracy, Dave Walsh, Ron Schroeder, Randy Bertram, Todd Christenson, Dennis Wadyka, Don Schumacher, Edwin Gurney, Mike Schmidt, Randy Siech. ROW 3: L TO R, Mr. O'Connell, Bill VanWyk, Steve Ottman, Ken Zinkgraf, Larry Rooker, Kent Sae- mann, Brek Minarik, Jeff Billman, Tim Otte, Ronald Ernst, Richard Peitenpol, Pete Loose, Scott Isaacs, Gary Gilsdorf, Robert Wenberg, Mr. Casper. 75 VARSITY KNEELING: L TO R, Bill Seiber, Rob Madden, Mark Madden, Brad Loose. FRONT, Ric Biederwolf. SECOND ROW, Bob Wisse, Nelson Busch, THIRD ROW, Paul Hermann, Tom Phippen, Dennis Scroggins, Coach Luker. BACK ROW, Wayne Wolsky, Dennis Sipiorski, Paul Phippen. 76 6’4” and he can shoot! 1971 BASKETBALL SEASON instant replay instant replay instant replay instant replay instant replay instant replay What's good for one team, one time, may be disappointing for another, ... skill...de- termination... self- sacrifice. . .team work ... the hot, sweaty gym ... glory... you want to win, but can you?... Should I shoot, or should I pass off... I know I can make it__but if I miss ... if I can get the re - bound... Oh, oh, I hope he didn't see me do that ... if we don’t win this game... Monday's prac - tice ... agility drills... baseline defense... V dribble... stupid fouls... 12 minute test... scrimm- age. .. the Wombats... top scorer...leaker... 77 SHEBOYGAN FALLS BASKETBALL FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Mannchen, Kathy Ellis, Peggy L TO R, Debbie Luker, Debbie Rhines, Nancy VanWyk. VARSITY Falls 63 74 Kobler Falls 60 70 Two Rivers Falls 65 60 Oostburg Falls 54 53 Sturgeon Bay Falls 70 92 Kewaunee Falls 53 52 Plymouth Falls 71 70 Lux Casco Falls 72 69 Chilton Falls 100 75 Campbellsport Falls 79 77 New Holstein Falls 73 54 Algoma Falls 60 70 Kiel Falls 56 67 New Holstein Falls 87 113 Beaver Dam Falls 76 71 Chilton Falls 61 73 Kiel Falls 72 64 South Door Falls 66 67 Plymouth JUNIOR VARSITY Falls 40 60 Kohler Falls 67 60 Two Rivers Falls 43 27 Oostburg Falls 58 47 Sturgeon Bay Falls 35 59 Kewaunee Falls 39 43 Plymouth Falls 37 20 Lux Casco Falls 38 33 Chilton Falls 71 69 Campbellsport Falls 44 41 New Holstein Falls 36 38 Algoma Falls 32 34 Kiel Falls 45 28 New Holstein Falls 64 79 Beaver Dam Falls 66 45 Chilton Falls 46 43 Kiel Falls 50 44 South Door Falls 55 53 Plymouth 78 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS L TO R, Barb Retzlaff, Lindy Brown- rigg, Jill Slimmer, Joan Huele, Chris Fasse, Sharon Hamann. JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM L TO R, Jeff Hausler, Todd Christen- son, Brad Vollbrecht, Greg Otte, Larry Lorenz, Lee Mannchen, Fred Nerhling, Kirk Heinig, Dave Berg, John Ander- son, Mike Ehren. FRESHMAN TEAM KNEELING, Tim Otte, Ron Earnst, Mr. O'Connell, Tim Tracy, Denny O'Reilly, Larry Rooker, STANDING, Tim Burgaard, Rob Wenberg, Dave Oostdyk, Jim Karlson, Bill Bieder- wolf, Brian Murphy, Manager, Dave Mueller. 79 VARSITY SQUAD BOTTOM ROW: L TO R, Dirk Hudson, Pat Miley, Tom Thade, Mark Vollbrecht, Jeff Wolff, Robert Boll, MIDDLE ROW, Karl Fasse, Mark Miley, Robby Jens, Scott Heinig, TOP ROW, Steve Heiden, Craig Melger, Jimmy Mulder. and yet another try for number one 1971 WRESTLING SEASON instant replay instant replay instant replay instant replay instant replay instant replay Starting the wrestling season.. .wondering how being number one will feel... an eye on the championship... gotta make all the practices pay off... starving the day of the weight-in... tense before each match... take down... reassurance of coaches and teammates... trying... really trying... ... fans who want a pin... excitement of a predicament ... knowing your pin won the meet... individual sat- isfaction shared as a team ... regional, sectional, and on to state.. .great poten- tial for next year. 81 WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS On mat, Sue Tempas, Vickie Wingert, Scheibl, Cheryl Stevens. STANDING, Jeri Stroub, Debbie Endsley, Sharon Marlene Held, Gayle Pitcher. INDIVIDUAL SCORES W L T Jimmy Muelder 18 8 0 Jeff Wolff 18 7 1 Mark Vollbrecht 20 6 0 Mark Miley 22 5 0 Rob Boll 19 7 2 Pat Miley 14 10 0 Rob Jens 12 7 0 Tom Thede 5 8 1 Mark Hudson 3 6 1 Craig Melger 23 3 0 Steve Heiden 25 2 0 Karl Fasse 4 10 0 DUAL MEET SCORES Falls 35 15 Kiel Falls 15 31 New Holstein Falls 21 22 Lux Casco Falls 39 9 Chilton Falls 25 23 South Door Falls 39 31 Sheb North Falls 25 15 Sturgeon Bay Falls 29 13 Kewaunee Falls ff Algoma Falls 34 3 Plymouth TRIPLE DUAL Falls 15 29 Valders Falls 28 19 Wis. Rapids Falls 34 12 Edgar GERMANTOWN INVITATIONAL Falls scored 2nd place PLYMOUTH INVITATIONAL Falls 116 1st Slinger 69 2nd Plymouth 64 3rd CONFERENCE AT LUX CASCO Falls 91 1st New Holstein 81 2nd Lux Casco 54 3rd REGION ALS Falls scored 2nd place JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD BOTTOM KNEELING: L TO R, Jerry Michaels, David Klingbeil, Joe Jans- sen, ROW 1, STANDING, Kevin Ertman, Robert Saeger, Dave De- Bruine, Steve Musil, Brek Minarik, Randy Bertram, Mike Clemens, Eddie Gumey, Ronney Schroeder. ROW 2, STANDING, Jeff Heuppchen, Jeff Hoffman, Bemie Walters, Mark Hudson, BLEACHERS, Tony Mauer, Jerry Sippel, Rob Roska, Roger Sieber, Mike Akright, Chuck Gurney, Dick Grotenhuis, John Roska, Ric Welcher, Terry Marten, John Wie- seckel, Dan Petrie, Gary Sagunsky, Chris Parent. 83 b€ ■'C' r - • c A Vu -t ?. we soon find the friends we make at school becoming a big part of our lives, it seems that we use a lot of our seven hours as students in planning the best ways to spend our weekends, maybe it's because there is a right now feeling to our special moments together, we can be kings and queens in our own ways and not be bothered with thinking about yesterday or tomorrow, the happiness of that kind of feeling is worth the week of waiting and it is hard to stop the anticipation from growing inside us. 85 but we have still another feeling, a knowing feeling that these special moments are over as quickly as a ride on the merry-go-round, and sometimes we are not ready for the silence when the music stops, things we ex- pect to happen have a way of getting mixed-up. we are left with a wooden horse when we want a magic one. and yet there is some magic in being left with the memor- ies of all the times we shared. 87 88 1970 Junior Prom Court L TO R: Freshman: Sue Huibregtse and Tony Lee, Junior: Mary Vowinkel and Craig Malger, 1969 Prom Royalty: Pat Penonne and Tom Wildermuth, 1970 Prom Royalty: King Frank Vrtochnik and Queen Diane Thomas, Senior: Barbara Sippel and Gary Buehler, Sophomore: Sharon Scheibl and Pat Walsh, Bearers: Kristine Kaest- ner and Dean DeBlaey. prom With a touch of the medieval era, starcrossed lovers danced the night away under a blanket of twinkling stars. It was the Junior Prom, 1970. Attending the prom would have been an exciting and memorable occa- sion for anyone. The beauti- ful, sparkling fountain and decorations brought a senti- mental close to all of the hard work and preparations. Everyone went home carry- ing many happy memories of this romantic evening. It was truly a time for us! 89 homecoming One happy class at Home- coming this year was the freshman. With a Let's knock 'em on their Can, they are now holding the Little Brown Jug. The sophomore class Delivered Defeat” to the upper classes in the float contest. They have also done well in the Ugly Man Contest with Greg Otte tying senior Tom Siech for first place. W i- ck t2oA (OfcOA C 5) i cx-cncV S'VV o uo CuP O- c,CO£ t cA 1970 Homecoming King Dirk Hudson and his Queen Jayne Janssen. 1969 Royalty Chuck Groene and Dave Littman and Virginia Bertram. MaryTempas; Senior Attendants homecoming Jayne Janssen and Dirk Hudson were crowned 1970 Homecoming Royalty. Senior and Junior attendants, Virginia Bertram and Dave Littman, Debra Hunt and George Davis, were also introduced to the crowd. The senior float was an ingenious contraption containing a lighted scoreboard and a swinging Falcon knocking out the Raider with a POW! WOW! 'Tippecanoe and Raiders too were dumped into the waves, for the Juniors. The White Session played for the evening dance. 93 Jm ■ junior play The junior class, under the direction of Calvin Opper- man, accepted The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come as a dramatic challenge. The cast included Debbie Kosup, Rachel Weisse, Chris Ellis, Nat Solar, Richard LeMahieu, Nelson Busch, Debbie Hunt, Jeri Stroub, Shelley Parsche, George Davis, Tom Vander- mus, Chris Voss and Chris Fasse. Assistant directors were Alice Jones, Karen Op- ganorth and Nat Solar. 95 tgif golden arches r-moda armory submarine races pool hall easy rider 96 eighth street hamburger, french fries and a coke ox riding around bob’s t.g.i.f. Friday, at last, and it's time for those wild weekends you've been resting up for. Those very special weekends - Road America, dances, hang- outs, fairs, AFS Carnivals, and school plays - that are spent with very special people. 97 98 catch 22 freak foundation blue suede egg burger chef uncola kings tgif t.g.i.f. Sometimes you can have fun with simpler things --quiet moments where you just get together with your best friends. Or maybe talking with people you wouldn't normally talk to. Weekends are for getting in- volved with your own things - - things you really want to do. 99 100 'UpuJLL aluxLLfa] be, nru-( adjtpEuQ itidthuo, 10 d-C| xttcs� 4 tJmMiJorpS fahb it jj ic utAi.. GpiiU). f’iooB SjujcM- iotvj ocM5 am j ttv- we see to be | of a huge kaleidoscope of people changing in an endless number of ways we all belong to patterns of color that mix and change with a turning of the kaleido- scope. we find special tilings to share with the different people we meet, sometimes real friendships and some- times just a smile. 103 but then again maybe all understanding starts with a smile. like turning the kaleido- scope too fast sometimes the colors of our world be - come blurred and everything is out of focus, people seem unreal and we begin to won- der if we know them at all. even our closest friends are hard to understand at times like these. student patrons Congratulations to the Senior, C]|KAq io oAq 44X Congratulations to the Class of 1-971. - Lucy Wiesickel Never jump into a leaf pile with a wet sucker. -Matt Deeley Mr. T. It's not the world that's depressing, it's the people in it I So don't help things along. BE HAPPY! Darlene! Joanne! Darlene! Joanne] Darlene! Joanne! everyone should have their own closet Math is a tale told by an idiot full of sound and fury signifying nothing. -Quote from McBeth to trains, fort wayne, and big white ducks -pwsvjv Get off the table Good luck, from Ma. Life is worth living. Lets make it a valuable experience. Remember: McDonalds; Light House Ct; Thimmigs; the Movies Squirrels; Thursdays at the Lake; Ice Tea, Ice Tea, Ice Tea. -sb We don't like long good-byes. Good-bye. -Jayne and Sue No problem is too complicated or too great that it can’t?be run away from. -Matt Deeley Work out your salvation wifh the necessary hope.. -N. VabT eek J 90vSt)00 14 To our SOUTH MEjN, wc love you! Clique Oliqua Clique, do you hear me class of '71????? Gibbsville, Wheels Unlimited, red Super Chevelles RULE!!! More is lost from not trying than not succeeding. - Goldenrod, be what you are be what you are be what you are , sue bosman is a silly goose School is akin to a vacuum____ cleaner. -John Harrison Girls, G rls, Girls, 1 think! To the K ng, the Saint, the Dear, ai 1 Plymouth Freshmen. dear gar r, we luv you, SWAK -darlene thank you so much, george hammer for this and so much more Happiness is saying Hi! to the people you meet in the hall meaning it- -M.J.S. Hey Seniors! We are finally able to excape from this dictatorship and practice some democracy which we have heard so much about. The best to you, the best class ever, seniors of 1971. -Senior Advisor Lyle M. Seider The sooner the quicker -Gary Huibregtse I don't give a----, next stop is Vietnam. «v in 1 5J- n «� irr'i� , ii.« ir' -a Rumor has it that the Juniors have a lot of class activities to keep them busy; but mainly this is the Year of the Auto. Other things will just have to wait until we zoom over to McDonalds and learn to drive ev- eryone else’s car. Each Junior was faced with the dilema of choosing a class ring. Not only the color, but a choice between oval or square. The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come, came, stayed for the 13th and 14th of November and left, leav- ing behind several hundred dollars and a lot of props which still aren't returned. We are anticipating the greatest prom ev- ver--something between Shakespeare and Woodstock--and the results are yet to be found through the preparations of the Class of 72! President, George Davis Vice-President, Robert Jens Secretary, Theresa Katchkey Treasurer, Julie Sass Kathleen Albrecht Brian Alfonsi Helen Arthur Nancy Barthels Bernie Beenen Richard Beisser David Berg Christine Bersch Steve Block Robert Boll Connie Bonnett Linda Braun Tom Brewer Lisa Brickner John Brown Julie Brown Marjorie Budahn Mark Buelke Jean Buhler Sue Burgard Nelson Busch Edward Cline Dennis Comins Ann Cotter Mike Danks David DeBruine Mathew Deeley Dennis Dolgner 107 Curt Dulmes Linda Ebenreiter Michael Ehren Robert Eigenberger Clarissa Ellis Debra Endsley Kevin Ertman Christal Fasse Cinda Fischer Steve Fleming Georgia Gibbs Rebecca Gierach Marian Gilsdorf Richard Grotenhuis Greg Grube Charles Gurney Charles Haack Julie Haefke Mary Hahn Joe Hand Kathy Hassler Donna Hiedemann Marjorie Heiden Paul Heidenreiter Scott Heining Marlene Held Gary Herber Paul Herman Becky Heule Anna Hocevar Jeff Hoffman Gary Hoppa Mark Hudson Jeff Hueppchen Mary Huibregtse Mark Humphrey Deborah Hunt Barbara Jenkins Dennis Jenkins Alice Jones Marjorie Joose Steve Kalmerton Mark Keller Robert Kesweder Rebecca Klotzbach Debra Kosup Betty Kroeplien Jeffery Krueger Karen Kubitz Ricky Kurtz Theresa Lapcinski Lori Ledeboer Marsha LeMahieu Richard LeMahieu Steve Lemke Senore Leonsteiner Mark Madden Briaft Mannchen Lee Mannchen Susan Marchiando Debbie Masarik Debra Matzdorf Anthony Mauer 108 Michael Mersberger Mark Miley Susan Mueller Jean Mulder Paul Neerhof Margret Nysse Barbara Ongna Karen Opgenorth Kathy O'Reilly Jeffrey Parent Shelly Parsche Bruce Payne Mary Payne Lynette Peterson Victoria Pike Gayle Pitcher Dan Popp Anastasia Radetski Robert Radzins Marcia Rauwerdink Rita Redlich Anthony Re inert Barbara Retzlaff Mary Retzlaff Richard Richter Barbara Ringel Mary Ringel Barbara Rohde Steve Rohde Cheryl Rooker Barbara Rosenthal John Roska Robert Saeger Karen Sagunsky Susan Schaafs Suzanne Schaller Lynn Scharenbrach Sharon Scheibl James Schmidt John Schneider James Schnettler Jerry Schnitzler Lori Schnur Sandra Schoenlaub Mark Schoneman Susan Scroggins Dianna Schumacher Roger Sieber David Siech Natalie Solar Gene Sommer Hal Specht Larry Spettel Sandra Stahl Julie Street Jeri Stroub Daniel Temme Mark Temme Barbara Temp as Thomas Thede Marie Trowbridge Thomas Vandermus John VanDeVreugde 109 Nancy VanTreeck Sue VanWyke Dale Verhage Mark Vollbrecht Greg Voskuil Christel Voss Sharon Walter Pat Walsh Jane Weber Rachel Weisse Ricki Welcher John Wieseckel Earl Wilsing Barbra Winkel Michael Winter Jeff Wolff Wayne Wolske After having our eighth grade superiority upset by being plunged into the freshman class of an alien school, we have moved up one rung in the ladder of high school prestige. We no longer have to run in fear when upperclassmen approach. Now there is a class below us and we let them know it. We were forced to utter exhaustion while we faithfully manned the concession stands in the penetrating cold of the night. Terror reigned the streets as sophomore after sophomore obtained the mark of ma- turity known as a driver's license. New worlds were displayed to us and made us hunger for the sights and sounds that make of us more of a people. President, Gail Schleicher Vice President, Ann Eberhardy Secretary, Robin Wuestenhagen Treasurer, Gail Vrtochnick Michael Akright John Anderson Robert Arthur Diane Baack Michael Back Carol Back Bonnie Behrens 110 Charlene Berger Melissa Bertram Pam Bertram Dale Billmann Gary Bimmel Betty Birschbach Ann Bollenbacher Nancy Bonsack Carol Broetzmann Melinda Brownrigg Jean Buehler Gerd Bulitz Judy Clatt Milton Cook Kevin Covey Dee Debbink David Depagter Shon Doyle Peter Dreiling Mary Eigengerger Cheryl Eppers Karl Fasse Gene Fiedler Sandra Fleming Sue Fleming Alan Garczynski Debra Griep Betty Guse Sharon Hamann Joe Hand Jeffery Hausler Peter Heidenreiter Kirk Heinig Joan Heule Steve Hueppchen Sue Huibregtse Dennis Immel Bradley Isaacs Linda Johnston Marcia Keller Margret Kesweder Robin Klunk Donald Koehn Curtis Lawrence William Lehmann Janet Lenning Scott Liermann Larry Lorenz Nanette Lucynski Patricia Madden Theresa Margraf Terry Marten Paul Marti Linda Masarik Kathleen Matheson Jeffery Menzer Steve Messner Jeffery Meyer Pamela Meyer Gerald Michaels Linda Mohnsam Leslie Moore James Mulder 111 Frederck Nehrling Kathleen Oostdyk Greg Otte Chris Parent Gary Peichl John Perronne Sharon Perronne Daniel PetTie Paul Phippen Tom Phippen Debra Pike Judy Pitzen Wendy Preder Gordon Rammer Kevin Regan Elizabeth Richardson Connie Riemer Donna Rosenthal Robert Roska Gary Sagunsky Gill Salzwedel Tobi Sargent Shirley Schaap Jack Scheele Larry Schlichting Glen Schnicke Nancy Schoenlaub Richard Schueffner Marilyn Seehaver Cheryl Setzer Kevin Shank Gerald Sippel Jill Slimmer Leon Sobczak Brenda Soerens Robert Spatz Diane Spettel Gerald Stenz James Stroessner Sue Tempas Scott Tenpas Mark Teunissen Lyman Theobald Charlene Tucker James Ubbelohde James VanDeVruegde Jane VanTreeck Linda VanWyk Richard VanWyk Linda Visser Wanda Visser Brad Vollbrecht Linda Walvort Peter Weber Debbie Wesendorf Carolyn Weygandt Mark Widder Debra Worm Brian Woveras David Young Barb Zemke Joe Ziegler Mark Ziemke 112 To be a freshman is a peculiar happening. In the first foreign days of school, one is as- sualted with exotic sights and interesting sounds and the sense of smallness in the vast maze of halls. There is also the plaguing ever present fear of being put to the shame of hav- ing to do strenuous exercises such as push-ups under the watchful and laughing eyes of upper- classmen. Bet we set a new standard of physical fitness! How we ever managed no one will ever know. But we drowned out the shame with the triumph of winning first prize for our float. Homecom- ing was a great night as our first major exper- ience as freshmen. The past year has made us conscious of all that is yet to be learned. President, Jeffery Schnur Vice President, Vickie Wingert Secretary, Susan Widder Treasurer, David Walsh Nancy Akright Charles Albrecht Gladys Beaudoin Cindy Beeck Kathy Behr Randall Bertram Edward Beyersdorf William Biederwolf Jeffery Billman Bruce Binder Susan Boll Wayne Bosman Michael Braun Debra Bucko Debra Budahn Tim Burkard Lori Bush Jean Buteyn Jim Carlson Tod Christenson Mike Clemens Jeannine Comins Terry Cook Joanne Debbink Laurie Debbink Denise Decker Joel DeGroff Ginger DeSmidt 113 Peter Dicke Jim Dohr Sheila Doyle Katherine Ellis Ann Erdman Ronald Ernist John Fields Randy Fischer Linda Gartmann Colleen Gatzke Mary Geisthardt Linda Gencius Debbie Gilbert Gerald Gilsdorf Dennis Griep Edwin Gurney Michael Gutoski Curtiss Hanson Edwin Harrison Connie Heinen James Heinen Cheryl Herberg James Heule Roxane Heus Sharon Hildebrand Daniel Hocevar Jeffrey Hoegger Amy Hudson Jane Huibregtse Marsha Hunt Scott Isaacs Joel Janssen Kenneth Justinger Susan Kaeppel Jay Keller James Kennedy David Klingbail Deborah Kohlhagen Jane Kollmann Ronald Konrad Mary Lou Krase Sheila Kretschmann Robert Kroeplein Bernard Kunert Bradley Kuplic Julie Liermann Peter Loose Deborah Luker Debra Mannchen Beth Marotz Debrah Martin Richard Mauer Allan McCabe Rochelle Meyer Mike Michalski Ann Miesfield Brek Minarik Anna Mueller David Mueller Mary Mueller Brian Murphy Steve Musil Peter Myers 114 Sharon Nitka David Oostdyke Linda Opgenorth Dennes O'Reilly Richard Ostrzynski Tim Otte Steve Ottman Linda Otto Randal Otto Anita Perrins Steven Perronne Richard Pietenpol Debra Polster Barbara Preder Lynn Proe frock Theresa Rach Peggy Rhines Dan Riemer Lynn Rhode Pamela Rhode Larry Rooker David Rosenthal Kent Saemann Scott Sargent Arthur Schelk Carol Schleicher Mary Schleicher Michael Schmidt Robert Schnettler Jeff Schoneman Ronald Schroeder Donald Schumacher Heidi Schwartz William Seehaver Randolf Siech Jodie Siemers Penny Specht Jack Spettel Darlene Spindler Debra Stenz Cheryl Stevens Karen Techel Melody Thede Jeffery Thurman Timothy Tracy Nancy Van Wyk William Van Wyk Rosemary Verhage Vicki Visser Dennis Wadyka Bernard Walter Kathy W ass ink Sandra Wedepohl Robert Wenberg Thomas Widder Tom Wilharms Scott Willadsen Ricky Yurk Doris Ziemke Linda Zimmerman Michael Zimmerman Kenneth Zingraf 115 we loved him in life ... 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INC. 405 Broadway Sheboygan Falls 467-3466 (8 Citizen’s Bank of Sheboygan Family Banking At Its Best Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation BROADWAY MEATS AND SAUSAGES c4Ano s SC? jr S pbT gan Falls, Wisconsjp� t r-vA_ S-Ck i cs_ — 0 O 0 • CURTG. JOA INC. Congratulations 1971 graduates from DEPEK SHOE STORE (E and M Geisthardt) 105 Pine Sheboygan Falls Compliments of your Congratulations DX DEALER to the class of 71 Norbert E. Hintz, Jr. Waldo, Wisconsin DR. H. CHARLES LINDMAN OPTOMETRIST KVINDLOG SERVICE STATION ROGERS CROCKER 1121 N. 7th Street Sheboygan, Wisconsin 458-6868 B B FORD SALES, INC. Lower Falls Road Hwy. 28 Sheboygan Falls Phone 467-4662 ryA J c L BADGER HATCHERY-MILLERSVILLE Purina Chows Federal Fertilizers N.K. Seed “PURINA FEEDS THEM ALL” SCHNEIDER’S HALTER LUMBER CO. Phone 528-8734 CHEESE Waldo, Wisconsin 53093 Since 1945 Manufacturers of World’s Finest Cheese Phone: Sheboygan Falls GATZKES GROCERY 467-3351 Phone 528-8625 Waldo. Wisconsin Waldo, Wisconsin Congratulations to the class of 1971 MERLIN FIEDLER Sand and Gravel Excavating — Topsoil Phone 467-3485 Sheboygan Falls, Wisconsin vO- x) 0' 0' y 2Pr doK d E. KOEl KOEHN ORNEY AT LAW CT ? STROUB PHARMACY. INC. 509 Broadway SHEBOYGAN FALLS 467-4121 JACK VAN OUWERKERK Ebbers Building Sheboygan Falls, Wisconsin We would be pleased to help you plan a Life Insurance Program Also: Health Accident Hospitalization Fresh Fried Foods and Salads SCHWARTZ FISH MARKET 828 South Franklin 452-0576 _ 1 d o MUTUAL UP JNSUtAMCi COMPA N T i ? i iT°J 3 4 j §OPETTO LANES SHEBOYGAN FALLS for MEN for WOMEN FALLS MONUMENT COMPANY INC. 336 MAIN STREET SHEBOYGAN FALLS, WISC. 467-4939 BARBER CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATE EIGENBERGER BARBER SHOP Sheboygan Falls HEIDENREITER BUS SERVICE WE ARE PROUD TO SERVE THE SHEBOYGAN FALLS SCHOOLS. SAFE COURTEOUS RELIABLE 542 WILSON AVE. 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RIGHTWAY CONSTRUCTION General Constructing Building Richard Gutoski — Owner 518 Western Ave Sheboygan Falls Call-467-3082 WOLFS LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS Division Of Adelman 814 New York Avenue Phone 457-9494 Sheboygan, Wisconsin FALLS AUTO BODY Auto Boyd Radiator Repair Service Guaranteed Used Cars WORDS FOR OUR LAND TO LIVE BY From the Wisconsin State Constitution, Article 1, Section 22 The blessings of a free government can only be maintained by a firm adherence to justice, moderation, temperance, frugality and virtue, and by frequent recurrence to fundamental principles,” KOHLER of KOHLER Congratulations to the Class of’71 CLEM’S FLOWER SHOP 510 Broadway Sheboygan Falls 467-3071 “When you say it with Flowers say it with ours” We are proud of each of you Piggly-Wiggly TWO VERY PROUD PARENTS $§gj total discount Compliments of your WEAVERS gas company INCORPORATED WISCONSIN PUBLIC SERVICE CORP. Office Supplies Equipment Machines Compliments of ARMOUR LEATHER COMPANY the fashion tanner 3513 South 32nd St. Phone 458-5711 Sheboygan, Wisconsin Sheboygan, Wisconsin TROY CLEANERS AND LAUNDERERS PATRON LIST Congratulations to the Class of 1971 from AMERICAN LEGION — POST 149 Congratulations CLASS OF 1971 S.J. Berens Dr. H.J. Hansen Ron Radtke, Real Estate Co. Sachse’s Boldt’s Drug Store Fasse Decorating Niemuth Shoes Born Fuel and Marine Robert’s Fashions J.L. Weygandt, M.D. Evans Jr. Department Store Falls Glass Company R.C. Weber D.D.S. Huehn's Funeral Home Dr. W.H. Grotenhuis McCabe Insurance Walter’s Electric Service Altmeyers Barber Shop Art’s Barber Shop Sheboygan Glass Co. Sheboygan Falls Jaycees H.C. PRANGE COMPANY Freshmen Akright, Nancy 113 Albrecht, Charles 113,50 Beaudoin, Gladys 113 Beeck, Cindy 113,57,56 Behr, Kathy 113,56 Bersch, Bonnie 113 Bertram, Randall 113,75,41,83 Beyedersdorf, Edward 113,43 Biederwolf, William 113,75,50,79 Billmann, Jeffery 113,75,41 Binder, Bruc e 113, 48 Boll, Susan 113,56 Bosman, Wayne 113,50 Braun, Michael 113 Bucko, Debra 113,56 Budahn, Debra 113,32,56 Burkhart, Tim 113,47,79 Busch, Lori 113,42,44,56 Buteyn, Jean 113,38 Carlson, James 113,79 Christenson, Tod 113,75,79 Clemens, Mike 113,75,83 Comins, Jeannine 113,56 Cook, Terry 113 Debbink, Joanne 113,32,56,39 Debbink, Laurie 113,48,56 Decker, Dennise 113,44,42 Degroff, Joel 113 DeSmidt, Ginger 113 Dicke, Peter 114 Dohr, Jim 114,40,75,30 Doyle, Sheila 114,42,46,47,44 Ellis, Katherine 114,90,48,56,39,78 Erdmann, Ann 114 Ernst, Ronald 114,75,79 Fields, John 114,72,46 Fischer, Randy 114,75 Gartmann, Linda 114,56 Geisthardt, Mary 114,30,32,56 Gatzke, Colleen 114,56 Gencius, Linda 114,48 Gilbert, Debbie 114,32,48,56 Gilsdorf, Gerald 114,75 Griep, Dennis 114,75,42,83 Gurney, Edwin 114,75,30,47 Hanson, Curtiss 114,46 Harrison, Edwin 114,46,47 Heinen, Connie 114,57 Heinen, James 114,50 Herberg, Cheryl 114 Heule, James 114,46,47 Heus, Roxane 114,56 Hilderbrand, Sharon 114,56 Hocevar, Daniel 114,47,48 Hoegger, Jeffrey 114, 75,48, 39,41 Hudson, Amy 114,56 Huibregtse, Jane 114,57,56 Hunt, Marsha 114,56 Isaacs, Scott 114,90,75,46,38 Janssen, Joel 114,72,83 Justinger, Kenneth 114,43 Kaeppel, Susan 114,48,56 Keller, Jay 114,114,39 Kennedy, James 114 Klingbeil, David 114,75,41,83 Kohlhagen, Deborah 114, 56 Kollmann, Jane 114,56 Konrad, Ronald 114 Krase, Mary Lou 114,48,56 Kretschman, Sheila 114 Kroeplien, Robert 114,50 Kunert, Bernard 114,46 Kuplic, Bradley 114 Liermann, Julie 114,32,48,56 Loose, Peter 114,75, 48 Luker, Deborah 114,57,56,78 Mannchen, Debra 114,56,78 Marotz, Beth 114,30,32,48,56,38 Martin, Deborah 114 Mauer, Richard 114,42 McCabe, Allen 114 Meyer, Rochelle 114,56 Michaliski, Mike 114 Miesfeld, Ann 114,32,56 Minarik, Brek 114,75,83 Mueller, Anna 114 Mueller, David 114,79 Mueller, Mary 114,48,56 Murphy, Brian 114,72,43,79 Muslin, Steven 114,75,30,41,83 Myers, Peter 114 Nitka, Sharon 115 Oostduke, David 115,75,79 Opgenorth, Linda 115,48,40,56 O'Reilly, Dennis 115, 70, 79 Ostrznski, Richard 115,46 Otte, Tim 115 , 75,39,79 Ottman, Steven 115,75,47 Otto, Rnadal 115,48,39 Perrins, Anita 115 Perronne, Steve 115,50 Pietenpol, Richard 115,75,47,39 Polster, Debra 115,41 Preder, Barbara 115,48,56 Price, Keith 115 Proe frock, Lunn 115,43 Rach, Theresa 115 Rhines, Peggy 115,30,56,78 Riemer, Dan 115,50 Rohde, Pamela 115,56,39 Rooker, Larry 115,75,42,79 Rosenthal, Devid 115,50 Saemann, Kent 115,75,46,38 Sargent, Scott 115 Schelk, Arthur 115 Schielcher, Carol 115,48,40 Schleicher, Mary 115,41 Schmidt, Michael 115,75 Schnettler, Robert 113,50 Schnur, Jeffrey 113,75,50 Schoneman, Jeff 115, 75,42, 50 Schroeder, Ronald 115,75,47,48,83 Schumacher, Donald 115, 75,42 Schwartz, Heidi 115 Seehaver, William 115,42 Siech, Randolph 115, 75,47 Siemers, Jodie 115,56 Specht, Penny 115 Spettal, Jack 115,42 Spindlar, Darlene 115,56 Stenz, Debra 115,56 Stevens, Cheryl 115, 30, 56, 82 Techel, Karen 115,56 Thede, Melody 115,56 Thurman, Jeffrey 115,75,32,48 Tracy, Timothy 115, 75,41,79 VanWyk, Nancy 115, 57, 56, 38, 78 VanWyk, William 115,75 Verhage, Rosemary 115, 56 Visser, Vicki 115,32,56 Wadyka, Dennis 115, 75,42 Walsh, David 113,75 Walter, Bernard 115,46,83 Wassink, Kathy 115 Wedepohl, Sandra 115,43,56,39 Wenberg, Robert 115,75,79 Widder, Susan 113,56 Widder, Thomas 115 Wilharms, Tom 115,75 Willadsen, Scott 115 Wingert, Vickie 113 Yurk, Rickie 113,56,82 Ziemke, Doris 115, 56, 38 Zimmerman, Linda 115,44,45,42 Zimmerman, Michael 115,43 Zinkgraf, Kenneth 115 Sophomores Akright, Michael 110,74,41,83 Anderson, John 110,74,46,79 Arthur, Robert 110 Baack, Diane 110 Bach, Diane 110 Back, Carol 110,39 Behrens, Bonnie 110 Berger, Charlene 111,55,40 Bertram, Melissa 111,57,55 Bertram, Pam 111,45,55 Billmann, Dale 111,74,41 Bimmel, Gary 111,50,51 Birschbach, Betty 111,38 Bollenbacher, Ann 111 Bonsack, Nancy 111,30,32,42,46,55,37,39 Broetzmann, Carol 111,30, 57, 55, 39 Brownrigg, Melinda 111,55,34,79 Buehler, Jean 111,57 Bulitz, Gary 111, 43 Clatt, Judy 111 Cook, Milton 111 Covey, Kevin 111,30,68,37,38,39 Debbink, Dee 32,55,40 DePagter, David 111, 68, 74,50 Doyle, Shon 111 Dreiling, Peter 111,47 Eberhardy, Ann 110,30,57,48,40 Eigenberger, Mary 111,37 Eppers, Cheryl 111,45,55 Fasse, Karl 111,50,41,80 Fiedler, Gene 111 Fleming, Sendra 111,34 Fleming, Sue 111,55 Garczynski, Alan 111,39 Griep, Debra 111,55,48 Guse, Betty 111,45 Hamann, Sharon 111,55,34,39,79 Hand, Joe 111 Hausler, Jeffrey 111,47,79 Heidenreiter, Peter 111,50 Hienig, Kirt 111,74,41,79 Heule, Joan 111,55,79 Hueppohen, Steve 111,42 Huibregtse, Sue 111,89,48 Immel, Dennis 111,74 Isaacs, Bradley 111,68,50 Johnston, Linda 111 Keller, Marcia 111,30,54 Kesweder, Margaret 111,55 Klunk, Robin 111 Koehn, Donald 111,68,37,38,39 Lawrence, Curtis 111 Lehmann, William 111,48 Lenning, Janet 111,55,40 Lierman, Scott 111,42 Lohse, Patricia 111 Lorenz, Larry 111,72,50,41,79 Lucynski, Nanette 111,44,42,55 Madden, Patricia 111,55 Margraf, Theresa 111,39 Marten, Terry 111,50,83 Marti, Paul 111,74 Masarik, Linda 111 Matheson, Kathleen 111,42,57,55,44,39 Menzer, Jeffrey 111,42 Messner, Steven 111 Meyer, Jeffrey 111 Meyer, Leroy 111,46,47 Meyer, Pamela 111,40 Michaels, Gerald 111,41,83 Mohnsam, Linda 111 Moore, Leslie 111,43,37 Mulder, James 111,50,80 Nerling, Frederick 112,79 Oostdyk, Kathleen 112 Otte, Greg 112,91,74,41,39 Parent, Chris 112, 37, 83 Peichl, Gary 112 Perronne, John 112 Perronne, Sharon 112,45,55 Petrie, Daniel 112, 74,50,41,83 Phippen, Paul 112,62,74,52,76 Phippen, Tom 112,62,74,76 Pike, Debra 112 Pitzen, Judith 112,42,55 Preder, Wendy 112,45,57,55 Rammer, Condon 112,74 Regan, Kevin 112 Richardson, Elizabeth 112 Riemer, Connie 112,45 Rosenthal, Donna 112,45 Roska, Robert 112,74,83 Sagunsky, Gary 112,50,83 Salzwedel, Bill 112 Sargent, Tobi 112,37 Schaap, Shirley 112,37,39,41 Scheele, Jack 112 Schleicher, Gail 110,45,57 Schlichting, Larry 112,50 Schnicke, Glen 112,50 Schoenlaub, Nancy 112 Schueffner, Richard 112,74 Seehaver, Marilyn 112,45,55,40 Setzer, Cheryl 112,42,55 Shank, Kevin 112,45,47,37 Sippel, Gerald 112,74,83 Slimmer, Jill 112,79 Sobczek, Leon 112,41 Soerens, Brenda 112,41 Spatz, Robert 112,41 Spettel, Diane 112,45 Stenz, Gerald 112,74,41 Stroessner, James 112,50 Tempas, Sue 112,57,82 Tempas, Scott 112 Teunissen, Mark 112,70 Theobald, Lyman 112 Tucker, Charlene 112,44,45,48,42 Ubbelohde, James 112,50 Vande Vreugde, James 112,91,46 VanTreek, Jane 112,44 Van Wyk, Linda 112,37,39 Van Wyk, Richard 112 Visser, Linda 112,30,55,40 Visser, Wanda 112,30,37,39 Vollbrecht, Brad 112,74,79 Vrtochnick, Gail 110, 45,57,55 Walvort, Linda 112,42 Weber, Peter 112,50 Wesendorf, Debra 112,42,55,39 Westphal, Henry 112 Weygant, Carolyn 112,55,48 Widder, Mark 112,46 Worm, Debra 112,91,32,42,55,39 Woveras, Brain 112 Wuestenhagen, Robin 110,42 Young, David 112,64,50 Ziegler, Joe 112,68,74,50,39 Ziemke, Mark 112,50,68 Juniors Albrecht, Kathleen 107,45, 57, 55 Alfonsi, Brian 107,50 Arthur, Helen 107,32,42 Barthels, Nancy 107 Bauer, Steve 107 Beenen, Bemie 107 Beisser, Richard 107,43,38 Berg, David 107,66,72,50,79 Bersch, Christine 107,45,55 Block, Steve 107,47,50,51 BoD, Robert 107,32,52,80 Bonnet, Connie 107,40 Braun, Linda 107,31,32,37,38 Brewer, Thomas 107,70,62,52 Brickner, Lisa 107 Brown, John 107,39 Brown, Julie 107,43,140 Budahn, Marjorie 107,32 Buelke, Mark 107,72,31,42,50 Buhler, Jean 107,45,38 Burgard, Susan 107,30,32,42,55 Busch, Nelson 107,70,62,32,52,76 Cline, Edward 107,72 Comins, Dennis 107 Cotter, Ann 107 Danks, Michael 107,68,31,50 Davis, George 107,70,92,46,47,52,37 DeBruine, David 107,42,39,83 Deeley, Mathew 107,37,41 Dolgner, Dennis 107 Dulmes, Curt 108,37 Ebenreiter, Linda 108,47 Ehren, Michael 108,68,52,79 Eigenberger, Robert 108,37 Ellis, Clarissa 108,35,40 Endsley, Debra 108,32,55,35,82 Ertman, Kevin 108,83 Fasse, Christal 108,32,42,57,55,44,35,79 Fischer, Cindy 108,32 Fleming, Steven 108,70,42,52,44 Geidel, Carl 108 Geirach, Rebecca 108,45 Gifford, Mark 108 Gildsdorf, Marian 108,46,57,55 Grotenhuis, Richard 108,47,83 Grube, Greg 108 Gurney, Charles 108,43,83 Haack, Charles 108,42 Haefke, Julie 108,36 Hahn, Mary 108,36 Hand, Jeffrey 108,51 Haslen, Kathy 108 Heidmann, Donna 108,42 Heiden, Marjorie 108,42 Heidenreiter, Paul 108,30,43,42,44,51 Heining, Scott 108,66,72,52,80 Held, Marlene 108,42,55,40,82 Herber, Gary 108 Herrman, Paul 108,72,42,76 Hocever, Anne 108,46,57,55,39 Hoffman, Jeff 108,62,72,42,52,44,83 Hoppa, Gary 108,66,50,41 Hudson, Mark 108,72,43,42,52,44,48,36,83 Heuppchen, Jeff 108,83 Huibregtse, Mary 108,34,40,57 Humphrey, Mark 108,48,36 Hunt, Deborah 108,92,45 Jenkin, Barbara 108,31 Jenkins, Dennis 108 Jens, Robert 107,72,80 Jone, Alice 108,32,55,36 Joose, Marjorie 108,32,42,55 Kalmerton, Steve 108,46,47 Katchkey, Tereasa 107,32,55 Keller, Mark 108 Kesweder, Robert 108,50 Klotzbsch, Rebecca 108,45,40 Kosup, Debra 108, 73,43,42,55,36,40, 76 Kroeplin, Betty 108,38,39 Krueger, Jeffrey 108,42 Kubitz, Karen 108,45,38 Kurtz, Ricky 108 Lapinski, Theresa 108,45 Ledaboer, Lori 108,46,57,55,37 LeMahieu, Marsha 108,40 LeMahieu, Richard 108,70,62,43,52 Lemke, Steve 108,32 Leonsteiner, Lenora 108, 32 Madden, Mark 108,76 Mannchen, Brain 108,41,79 Mannchen, Lee 108,66 Marchiando, Susan 108,42,55 Masarik, Debbie 108,57,35 Matzdorf, Debra 108,55,48.39 Mauer Anthon l08 0 Mersberger, Michael 109,72,52 Miley, Mark 109,72,52,80 Mueller, Susan 109,32,40,36 Mulder, Jean 109,42 Neerhof, Paul 109,51 Nysse, Margaret 109,45,35 Ongna, Barbara 109,32,42,55,44,34,53,36,38,39,41 Opgenorth, Karen 109,42 O'Reilly, Kathy 109,46,47 Parent, Jeffrey 109,46,47 Parsche, Shelly 109,42,55,40 Payne, Bruce 109 Payne, Mary 109,32,55,36 Perterson, Lynette 109 Pike, Victoria 109 Pitcher, Gayle 109,43,42,40,82 Popp, Dan 109,50,51 Radetski, Anastasia 109,35,38 Radzins, Robert 109,43 Rauwerdink, Marcia 109,31,35 Redlich, Rita 109,44,32,40,42 Regan, Mike 109 Reinert, Anthony 109,50 Retzlaff, Barb 109,32,55,36,79 Retzlaff, Mary 109,32,36 Richter, Richard 109,51 Ringel, Barbara 109,45 Ringel, Mary 109,45 Rohde, Barbara 109,44,32,43,42 Rohde, Stephen 109,52,72 Rooker, Cheryl 109,36 Rosenthal, Barbara 109,32,40 Roska, John 109,72,83 Seager, Robert 109,72,83 Sagunsky, Karen 109 Sass, Julie 107,40,36 Schaafs, Susan 109,42,40 Schaller, Suzanna 109 Scharenbrach, Lynn 109,45,40 Scheibel, Sharon 109,89,40,82 Schmidt, James 109 Schneider, John 109, 50 Schnettler, James 109,50,51 Schnitzler, Jerry 109,51 Schnur, Lori 109,31,38,76 Schoneman, Mark 109,68,50,41 Scroggins, Susan 109,32,42,44,40 Sieber, Roger 109, 72,42,44,51,83 Siech, David 109,51 Solar, Natalie 109,31,43,36,39 Sommers, Gene 109,51 Specht, Hal 109,50,51 Spettel, Larry 109,51 Stahl, Saundra 109,42,55 Street, Julie 109,73,31,42,55,76 Stroub, Jerilyn 109,32,42,57,55,44,82 Temme, Daniel 109 Temme, Mark 109 Tenpas, Barbara 109 Thede, Thomas 109,72,80 Trowbridge, Marie 109,32,42,55,44,35,40 Vandermus, Thomas 109,42,44 VanTreeck. Nancy 110,42,47,57,55,48,34, 40,37 VanWyk, Sue 110,38 Verhage, Dale 110,68,50 Vollbrecht, Mark 110,55,80 Voskuil, Greg 110,51 Voss, Christel 110,73,30,31,42,55,44,35,41 Walter, Sharon 110,45 Walsh, Pat 110,89,42,43,55,51 Weber, Jane 110,43,42,40 Weisse, Rachal 110,57,34,54,38,39 Walcher, Ricki 110,83 Welcher, Vicki 110 Wieseckel, John 110,72,41,83 Wilsing, Earl 110 Winkel, Barbara 110,42 Winter, Michael 110,67,52,38 Wolff, Jeff 110,48,80 Seniors ANDERSON, JEFF 117,47,41 ARNOLDI, GAIL 117,54,38 ARPKE, DARLENE 117,44,45 ARPKE, RAY 117,50,51 BARTHELS, LINDA 117,42, 36 BENJAMIN, TONI 30,42,48,32,33,40,54 BERG, GARY 118,47,38,41 BERGER, STEVE 118 BERTRAM, DEBORAH 118, 140, 54 BERTRAM, VIRGINIA 93,118, 57, 54 BETHKE, SHEILA 118 BEYERSDORF, CLYDE 118 BIEDERWOLF, RICHARD 67,118, 72, 52, 76 BILLMANN, GLORIA 118,45 BOEDECKER, RICHARD 118 BORN, CLYDE 119 BOSMAN, SUSAN 119,35,49,36 BRADLEY, CHARLES 119,72,47,41 BUCHHOLZ, SUSAN 119 BUDAHN, JEROME 119 BUNGE, PAULETTE 119,45,54 BURGARD, JAMES 119,41 BUSCH, JEFF 119,30,31,48,41 TANIA, BUSCH 119,32,48 CHRISTENSON, DEBORAH 119 CLATT, CAROLYN 120,44,43,42 CLINE, CINDY 120,54 COMINS, CLARENCE 120,52 COVEY, CHRISTINE 120,31,42,46,44,50, 35, 37,38 DALY, MICHAEL 120 DAUBON, CHERYL 120,42 DeCROFF, WILLIAM 120 DICKIE WILLIAM 120,43,40,36 DIEMER, TIM 120,41 DOYLE, DANIE 121,44,42,41 DULMES, RICHARD 121,39 EAKE, THOMAS 121,51 EBERHARDY, MICHAEL 121,72,48,40,41 EPPERS, LINDA 121,45 FEDERWISCH, FAY 121 FLEMING, JOANNE 121,45 FOESCH, GEORGE 121 FOX, ELLEN 121,44,54,36 GALL, KAYLENE 122,44,54 CAYHEART, HENRY 122,72,50,51 GEISTHARDT, JOHN 30 GILBERT, NANCY 122,31,45,35,37 GRAMS, DONNA 122, 72,54,36 HAEN, DANIEL 122,51 HAMANN, SUSAN 122,31,32,42,44,34,40,54,41 HAND, CHRISTINE 122,42 HARJU, KATHY 122,45,40,54 HARRISON, JOHN 70,62,122,46,47,52,34,37,36 HARRISON, LOIS 123,44,54 HEIDEMANN, MICHAEL 66, 123,72, 41 STEVE HEIDEN 123,72,43,52,80 HEINEN, DEBBIE 123,43,40 HEINEN, LARRY 123 HILDERBRAND, ROBERT 123 HUDSON, DIRK 93,62,123,72,31,46,41,80 HUIBREGTSE, GARY 123,30,31,32,42,53 IMMEL, ELLEN 123,45 JANSSEN, JAYNE 93, 123,32,42,57,44,34,54,36,41,76 JOHNSTON, DAVID 68, 124,72,50,51,41 KARSTAEDT, LOIS 124 KLOTZBACH, DANIEL 124 KOHLACEN, NANCY 124,32,42,44,34,40,54,36 KREUTZ, ROBERT 124,51 KUBITZ, MICHAEL 124,38,39 KUNERT, BARRY 124,51 LaBINE, CLAYTON 124,43,42,46 LAPCINSKI, DAN 124,51 LARSEN, MICHAEL 125,72,42,46,47,52,48 LEACH, TOM 125 LeMAHIEU, DAVID 62,125,72,42,31,32,46,44, 35,37,41 LeMAHIEU, JANE 125,43,44, 34, 37 LeMAHIEU, TERRY 125 LIERMAN, STEVE 125 LITTMANN, DAVID 93,125,51 LOOMIS, PHILIP 125,48,34,40 LOOSE, BRADLEY 125,72,76 LORENZ, JULIE 126,35 LOWRY, CYNTHIA 126 MADDEN, ROBERT 126,31,39,76 MAROTZ, WILLIAM 62, 126,72,52,37,39,41 MASTERSON, MARY 126,42 MAUER, CHERYL 126,43,42 MEHRE, GAIL 126,44,45,36 MEINHARDT, DOUGLAS 126,31,46,35,40,37,36,41 MELGER, CRAIG 66,89, 127,52,80 MENZER, JEAN 127,44,36 MERTZIG, BRUCE 127 MEYER, HERBERT 127 MILEY, PATRICK 127,52,80 MILLER, SHARON 127,43,40 MOENNING, GLADYS 127,44 MOTHS, DEBORAH 127,30,31,44,35,41 MURPHY, CHRISTINE 127,43,40 PEICHL, JOHN 116 PERRINS, JACQUELINE 128 PERRONNE, DENNIS 128 PHIPPEN, SUSAN 128,32,40,54,36 PIETENPOL, DAVID 128,46,39 PIKE, JIM 128 PLATE, CHERYL 128,32,42,44,34,40,54,36 POLCEN, LYNN 128 RACH, LYNN 128 RADESTSKI, MARYANN 128,42,37 RADZINS, EDWIN 129,51 RAMMER, LuANNE 129,45 RICHARDSON, JAMES 129 ROEHRBORN, HELEN 129,31,43,40 ROEHRBORN, RICKI 129,41 ROHDE, DEBORAH 129,73,30,31,32,42,44,40,54, 36.76 ROSKA, CLAUDIA 129,43,40 SCHIELKE, SANDRA 129,44,34,54,36 SCHMIDT, ELLEN 129,44,43,42 SCHNEIDER, MARY 130,43 SCROGGINS, DENNIS 130, 72,52,76 SEBALD, SARA 130,73,31,42,44,48,34,40,54, 37.41.76 SEJBA, JANE 130 SIEBER, WILLIAM 130,30,76 SIECH, THOMAS 130, 91,72,146, 47 SIPORSKI, DENNIS 62,130, 72, 52,48,76 LEMKEMUD 2 4 40 4 6 SIPPEL, JANET 130,45 SOERENS, KIM 130,32,47 STEIN, JAMES 131,72,52,48 SPINDLER, ALLEN 131 STEVENS, MARK 131 STROESSNER, JERRY 131,50,51,41 TAGGE, BONNIE 131,46,154,38 TAUSCHEK, JOEL 131,47 TENPAS, FAY 131,44,36 TENPAS, KATHELEEN 131,34 THOMAS, DIANE 89, 131,44,54 TURLUCK, NARY 132,43 VANDERKIN, LARRY 132 VANDERMUS, JANE 132, 31,43,42,57, 54, 37 VANDERWEELE, SUE 132,40,43,54,36 VISSER, NORMA 132,43,40,54 VOWINKEL, MARY 89,132,73,30,31,32,42,44, 40,54,36,76 VRTOCHNIK, FRANK 67,89,132,66,52 WALSH, FRED 132,50 WALSH, STEVE 132,50 WALVORT, LARRY 132 WEBER, MARY 133,31,35,49 WECKWERTH, GARY 133 WIDDER, PHN 133,51 WILLADSEN, PAULETTE 133,43,57,40,54,36 WISSE, ROBERT 67,133,72,66,47,52,76 WILLADSEN, RICHARD 133,51 ZEEVELD, PAUL 133,52,50,51 A jy, r sJ, % AT x a K - ■ vy y £ V ' A thank you ' for empty coke bottles and no more potatoe chips and thank you for coming, thank you for painting my walls and my world with friendship, thank you for coming and staying awhile and sharing yourself, thank you for coming debi and dave and nancy and jack and doug and mary and sue and especially chris who drank the most coke because she was always the last to leave. , thank y 3u for coming and being part of our yearbook mr. rosencj wA , and mr. lashway. III. thank you mom and dad v W o' for being there. c-rc - IV. and all the other people who made this book happy sad for thank you. m. weber the 1971 pangissin staff would like to thank matt deeley for his words of poetry, and roger crocker for his great photography, and tom jenz for his understanding, and mr. casper for taking care of the advertising, and george hammer for being happy sad.