Spencer High School - Rocket Yearbook (Spencer, WI)

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Marion Adler—Business Edu- cation 5. Judith Rose—Home Econom- ics 6. James Sautner—Science 3 5 4 1. Esther Rannow — Eng- lish 2. Denny Christenson — Mathematics 3. Robert Pilz—English 4. Steve Christensen — Mathematics 5. Florence Knauf—Social Studies, English 6. David Wille—English, Social Studies 9 1. Jackie Pickett—Home Economics (first quarter substitute) 2. Don Anderson—Industrial Education 3. John Zenner—Industrial Education 4. Vernon Fait—Industrial Education, Drivers Ed. 5 1. Jim Weber—Instrumental Music 2. Deb Rickard—Vocal and Instrumental Mu- sic 3. Bruce Bukowski—Boys' Physical Education 4. Linda Fenske—Girls' Physical Education 5. Sue Schaepe—Special Education 6. Geraldine Smith — Audio-Visual, Social Studies Fixers and Feeders Kept Us on the Go COOKS—ROW 1: Inge Brand, Clara Gunia, Leo- Lila Schwantes. ROW 2: Norma Oelrich, Shirley na Copet, Viola Ellison, Eileen Wucherpfennig, Zenner. Claire Hebert not present. 12 We don't know where we're going. Jeffrey Bauer Carol Beyer Robin Baumgartner Scott Berrier 14 but we're on our way Keith Buse Lynn Cook Kevin Buse Susan Diers Linda Bymers Cheri Dietsche 15 Linda Di Ulio Steven Greenwald David Freeman Judy Hendrickson DuWayne Griepentrog Laurie Hinrichsen Deborah Jensen Pamela Kilty Jay Krasselt Barbara Kobs Duane Kulke Timothy Lang Pamela Lobner John Meaeham 17 Laurie Mondloch Cindy Mueller Steven Murphy Pamela Nall Sandra Nelson Paula Neumann Roxanne O'Brien Debra Oestreich 18 Jeffrey Reckner Rhonda Reckner John Reigel Tammy Ress Terry Rottscheit Kay Sampson 19 Michele Schafer Robert Schulz Linda Schumacher Linda Schwantes Wendy Schulz Trudy Seefeld Todd Seehafer 20 Janell Stelzl Deanna Stephens Trudy Vaughan Gary Wentzel PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE Tim Anderson Gerald Endries Thomas Prechel Mary Wingert Roger Weidman Kevin Wichman 21 IN MEMORIAM Keith Beyreis July 22, 1961—October 21, 1979 We live our high school days with relatively little pain. We seem to be above it all, but then something happens that brings us down to earth. Sunday, Octo- ber 21, 1979 was one of those days. Our friend, Keith, was killed in a car accident. Keith was a warm, sensitive person, though most people didn't know it because he was shy. Yet, he was open and honest with his feelings. His eyes always sparkled and left the impression of happiness. He probably was, for he lived life to its fullest. Good-by, Bright Eyes. 22 CLASS OFFICERS —ROW 1: Advisor Mr. Bukowski, Vice President DuWayne Griepentrog, Advisor Mr. Christensen. ROW 2: Treasurer Jeff Bauer, President Kevin Wichman. ROW 3: Barb Kobs. 23 Everything Had Its Time Everything has its season. Everything has its time. Show me a reason and I'll soon show you a rhyme. Cats fit on the windowsill. Children fit in the snow. Why do I feel I don't fit in anywhere I go? Every man has his daydreams. Every man has his goals. People like the way dreams have of sticking to the soul. Rain comes after thunder. Winter comes after Fall. Sometimes I think I'm not after anything at all. And maybe some misty day. You'll waken to find me gone. And far away you'll hear me singing to the dawn. And you'll wonder if I'm happy there A little more than I've been. And the answer will come back to you Like laughter on the wind. Rivers belong where they can ramble. Eagles belong where they can fly; I've got to be where my spirit can run free Got to find my corner of the sky. 24 As in other years, the senior class marched into the R. J. Tack Auditorium as a group and left as individ- uals; each going their own way. It was nothing new for the Administration, but it had a special signifi- cance for each of the 57 graduates. The date was May 16, and the memory of that night will remain with the class of '80 for years to come. CLASS COLORS.......................................Maroon, White CLASS FLOWER.........................................White Rose INVOCATION BENEDICTION...............Rev. Charles Strong STUDENT ADDRESS..........Pam Nall, Linda Schwantes, Janell Stelzl HONOR STUDENTS......Linda Schwantes, Sue Diers, Deanna Stephens Linda Di Ulio, Mary Wingert, Dorothy Pescinski LION'S OUTSTANDING ATHLETES....Mary Wingert, Kevin Wichman LION'S OUTSTANDING STUDENT....................Linda Schwantes E. J. THUSS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP..Deanna Stephens, Tim Lang UNSUNG HERO.............................Pam Nall, Tim Lang 25 Seniors Held Last Supper The 1980 Senior Banquet was held on May 2nd, at the Olde Cedar House in Abbotsford. It was the Seniors' last time together before the graduation fes- tivities. Bogus awards were given such as 'Life of the Party', 'Shyest Guy', 'Most Likely to Succeed', and 'Becky Homecky'. A good time was on the agenda and for the most part it was acheived. 1. Time to relax after the fun. 2. Gerald received the 'Bucket Butt Award' with a smile. 3. Was that beer can really full, Rox? 4. 'Most Likely to Succeed' was DuWayne's handle. 26 Spare Time Student Government Struggled To Keep Activities Alive It was an uphill battle for Student Government to keep many activities alive and exciting all school year long. At Homecoming time, the week's festivities be- came alive with a new mini-float contest and skits open to all organizations and classes. When Christmas came, they struggled to get food for the elderly. The students pulled through, along with local businesses, and provided beautiful boxes of food to many. The group convinced Mr. Colletti, their new advi- sor, to hold Winterfest for the second time, which proved to be to be successful too. But when spring came. Student Government was unable to schedule a Spring Olympics to the dismay of many. STUDENT GOVERNMENT—ROW 1: Renee Fait, Jon Steffenhagen. ROW 2: Advisor Mr. Colletti, Terry Jicinsky, Barb Kobs, Crystal Mutzner, Candy Seitz, Ann Freeman, Mike Day, Pam Nall. ROW 3: Roger Anderson, Sue Diers, Rob Schulz, Dave Freeman, Linda Schwantes. President Terry Jicinsky and Secretary-Treasurer Lin- da Schwantes discussed plans in the shade. 28 Rocket Celebrated 25th Edition Silver was the theme for the twenty-fifth edition of the Rocket. This theme was carried out by the silver in- laid cover and silver pages for the Seniors. The book was a special project for all those on the staff. 1 1. EDITOR—Pam Nall, ASSISTANT EDITOR—Terry Jicinsky, ADVISOR—Miss Goetsch. 3. PHOTOGRAPHY—DuWayne Griepentrog, Keith Strey, Sue Diers. 2. GENERAL STAFF—Candy Seitz, Bonnie Bauer, Crystal Mutzner, Toni Stephens. 4. ADVERTISING STAFF—ROW 1: Vicky Schwantes, Ron Fruehbrodt, Elaine Cald- well. ROW 2: Carrie Rux, Crystal Mutzner, Erin O'Brien, Nan Hastings, Denise Reddy. ROW 3: Deb Luepke, Kelly Bue. ROW 4: Lori Ruhbusch, Renee Fait, Cindy Seefeld. 29 Name Changed to SHS Press The newspaper had a fresh start this year with a new staff, a new name, and a new look. The first move of the new staff was to change the name to the SHS Press. They then continued on to publish nine successful issues, ending with a senior issue contain- ing memories for the graudating class of 1980. 1. WRITING STAFF—SITTING: Lori Ruhbusch, Lynette Wachholz, Candy Seitz, Joe Burnett. STANDING: Toni Stephens, Deb Luepke, Kevin Wichman, Kris Beyer, and Jim Wingert. 2. CO-EDITORS-IN-CHIEF—Mary Wingert and Terry Jicinsky. 3. EDITORS—ROW 1: Rita Lobner and Sue Diers. ROW 2: Diane Griepentrog, Lori Ruhbusch, and Joe Burnett. ROW 3: Terry Jicinsky, Elaine Cald- well, Mary Wingert and DuWayne Griepentrog. 4. TYPING, CIRCULATION, SUBSCRIPTION, and ARTWORK STAFFS—ROW 1: Lori Ruhbusch, Lynette Wachholz, Kris Beyer, and Brenda Beyer. ROW 2: Bonnie Bauer, Cindy Seefeld, Elaine Caldwell, and Janene Weber. ROW 3: Toni Ste- phens, Diane Griepentrog, Candy Seitz, Vickie Aumann, Vicky Schwantes, Deb Luepke, and Mary Wingert. 30 Journalism Workers Honored On Tuesday, April 22nd, twenty-four students from the two SHS publications staffs gathered at the Redwood Supper Club in Unity for their yearly jour- nalism banquet. After a delicious meal of fish and chicken; Mr. Neal Sukolowski, the journalism profes- sor at the U.W. Marshfield spoke on journalism hints. Awards were received and new editors were announced. 1. Mr. Neal Sukolowski spoke to an attentive audi- ence. 2. Frustration is one normal trait of a good journal- ist. 3. A journalist can always gab. 4. Mary in her normal pose, with Terry looking in- terested, as usual. 31 Opening Night The Spencer High School Masque and Bauble continued its trend of excellence by producing two plays in the 1980 school year. The theater season began with the production of Moliere's 'Tar- tuffe'. Their second production was 'God's Favorite' by Neil Si- mon. The season came to a close with the annual Darma Banquet. Awards were handed out and slides were shown. OFFICERS: President Mary Wingert, Vice President Joe Bur- nett, Secretary-Treasurer Terry Jicinsky, Student Government Representative Linda Schwantes, Stage Managers Mike Day and Jim Wingert. DRAMA CLUB — ROW 1: Lori Taylor, Linda Schwantes, Terry Jicinsky, Jim Wingert, Don Scharbarth, Kevin Wichman, Tom Johnson, Advisor Mrs. Rannow. ROW 2: Roger Anderson, Ron Fruehbrodt, Jeff Wingert, Jeff Day, Jon Steffenhagen, Tim Lang, Rob Schulz, Brent Fosberg, Jim Sautner, Wanda Boe. ROW 3: Doug Krause, Joe Burnett, Mike Day, Sue Schwebke, Candy Seitz, Pam Pankratz, Mi- chele Oelrich, Ann Freeman, Jeanne Krasselt, Col- leen Schafer, Judy Wiersig, Janese Reckner. ROW 4: Ron Roder, Sue Diers, Deanna Stephens, Rita Lobner, Sherry Jicinsky, Tracey Karau, Kelly Zenner, Kelly Bue, Dave Freeman, Geralyn Kerksieck, Sarah Graves. ROW 5: Brad Cook, Scott Johnson, Chris Jicinsky, Carrie Rux, Mary Wingert, Julie Endreas, Renee Fait, Nan Hastings, Connie Diers, Jackie Hebert, Mary Strey. ROW 6: Kari Neeb, Cindy Reckner, Glen Kasper, Lynn Mondloch, Erin O'Brien, Vicky Schwantes, Diane Griepentrog, Toni Stephens, Deb Luepke, Caroline Zuege, Kim Oelrich, Brenda Beyer. 32 Tartuffe On November 9th, 10th, and 11th the SHS Masque and Bauble produced their first play of the season. Its name was 'Tar- tuffe' and it was a satire set in 18th Century France. Mrs. Esther Rannow was director, with Mary Wingert as the student director. The play was reported to be very well done. 1. Make-up is an integral part of drama. 2. Tartuffe explains himself. 3. Madame Pernelle makes herself per- fectly clear. 4. But Fahter, please. 5. King Louis gets his girl. 4 5 33 God's favorite The students ended the year with the contemporary comdey God's Favorite by Neil Simon. The play gave the actors a chance to experience a different kind of drama as compared to Tartuffe. The play proved to be one of the more entertaining plays SHS has ever put on. 1. Mary Wingert receives the Ray Harrell Award from Mrs. Rannow. 2. Joe Burnett brings Sidney Lipton alive. 3. Jim Wingert learns the true meaning of an itch. 4. Rose (Pam Nall) goes into a quick faint. 34 We Spoke With Pride jHrsjHiaiHigjargjHJarHmmjHjgiaiEJEJHfEJErajHrHJEJEJHjgjajgJEJzrgjHjg. 1. Mary Wingert—Oration, Lynette Wachholz—Oration, Vicky Schwantes—Prose, Mrs. Knauf—Coach, Crystal Mutzner—Four Minute Speech, Pam Nall—Poetry. 2. Playacting—ROW 1: Joe Bur- nett, Deanna Stephens, Mrs. Rannow—Coach. ROW 2: Janell Stelzl, Candy Seitz, Terry Jicinsky, Missing— Mike Day. On Friday, April 25, eleven stu- dents from Spencer High trav- elled to Madison for the State Forensics Meet that was held on Saturday. Out of the ten partici- pants, nine received A ratings. This was the first time that the team had stayed overnight before competition. It was reported that all had a good time. 35 2 1. OFFICERS — ROW 1: President DuWayne Griepentrog, Vice President Crystal Mutzner, Reporter Andrea Melander. ROW 2: Advisor Mr. Larson, Treasurer Steve Gallion, Sentinel Gerald Endries. Vickie Aumann not present. 2. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE—ROW 1: Ad- visor Mr. Larson, DuWayne Griepentrog, Crystal Mutzner, Andrea Melander, Gerald Endries, Jim Fields. ROW 2: Roger Weidman, Mark Stelzl, Steve Gallion, Matt Bychinski, Chuck Pescinski, Pat Hinrichsen. Randy Schofield not present. 36 FFA: Learning to Do—Doing to Serve Earning to Live—Living to Serve ROW 1: Jim Fields, Steve Murphy, Roger Weidman, Gerald Endries. ROW 2: Matt Bychinski, Jerome Meacham, Mark Stelzl, Advisor Mr. Larson, DuWayne Griepentrog, Crystal Mutzner, Steve Gallion, Andrea Melander, Greg Bruss, Mark Bychinski. ROW 3: Steve Gropp, Brad Bruss, Carl Hoff, Kevin Neeb, Mark Anderson, Wade Vaughan, Steve Anderson, Randy Rindfleisch, Steve Fields. ROW 4: Erik Kaan, Jon Steffenhagen, Dan Foth, Gary Wentzel, Ken Wentzel, Dean Rindfleisch, Mark We- ber, Jeff Pescinski, Ron Rizzi. ROW 5: Paul Beseler, Mike Neumann, Todd Johnson, Roger Schweke, Steve Fleischman, Bob Fleischman, Pat Hinrichsen, Scott Cook. ROW 6: Todd Diers, Dan Taylor, Randy Schofield, Jim Miller, Chuck Pescinski, Harold Chaney, Jim Waldhart, Dena Bauer, John Meacham. The FFA was active again this year under the di- rection of a new advisor, Joe Larson. The FFA was busy with their Food For America Program during National FFA Week, touring Weber's Farm Store and the machinery part of the Spencer Co-op. The basket- ball team was unsuccessful not winning a game, but they still had a lot of fun. The year ended with the Annual FFA Banquet which was held on May 9. 37 1 1. ROW 1: Deb Luepke, Dorothy Pescinski, Sarah Graves, Candy Seitz, Janene Weber, Elaine Caldwell, Ann Freeman, Deb Ackman. ROW 2: Shelley Neumann, Jan Wissell, Toni Stephens, Diane Griepentrog, Kelly Bue, Nan Hastings, Sherry Jincinsky, Tracey Karau, Julie Endreas, Deb Nelson, Loriann Taylor. ROW 3: Renee Fait, Dori Sandley, Bonnie Bauer, Kay Sampson, Erin O'Brien, Jayne Lang, Michele Oelrich, Lisa Weis, Pam Pankratz, Trudy Vaughan, Cindy Reckner. ROW 4: Judy Wiersig, Denise Reddy, Jeanne Krasselt, Colleen Schafer, Denise Sampson, Denise Marden, Judy Jensen, Laren Oelrich, Karen Wentzel, Denise Hutter, Dawn Hutter. ROW 5: Janese Reckner, Connie Diers, Phyllis Cherney, Carmen Strebe, Brenda Fleischman, Tina Kromanaker. 2. Memories of the Mother-Daughter Ban- quet. 38 3 Holiday Inn, Marshfield, was chosen for this year's FHS Mother-Daughter Banquet. Judy Heindl, District 3 Vice President from Colby, was the guest speaker. A treasure hunt started off FHA week activities in February. It took until 5th hour before anyone found the treasure on the bottom of Mr. Christensen's shoe. On Tuesday members got to- gether in the Home Ec room for breakfast. Members couldn't resist talking to Keith Kettleborough, who was named Mr. Irresistible. Another added treat was candy-grams. Students had the opportunity to send friends Valentine mes- sages which were delivered by FHS members. 1. OFFICERS—TOP to BOTTOM: President Cany Seitz, Treasurer Deb Luepke, Vice President Dorothy Pescinski, Parliamentarian Sarah Graves, Editor Deb Ackman, Historian Elaine Caldwell, Student Government Rep Ann Free- man, Secretary Janene Weber. 2 2. You did a nice job girls. 39 3. I like my ornament best. I'll Check You Out OFFICERS—Treasurer Barb Kobs; Secretary Vicky Schwantes; Vice President Pam Nall; President Linda Schwantes; Advisor Mrs. Gauger. MEMBERS — ROW 1: Carmen Strebe, Sandy Nelson, Mary Beyer, Judy Jensen, Dorothy Pescinski, Barb Kobs, Karen Oelrich, Karen Wentzel. ROW 2: Candy Seitz, Elaine Caldwell, Toni Stephens, Linda Schu- macher, Bonnie Bauer, Dena Bauer, Deb Ackman, Jill Mondloch, Erin O'Brien, Ann Freeman, Mrs. Gauger. ROW 3: Sue Beyer, Cindy Mueller, Vicky Schwantes, Lori Taylor, Pam Nall, Linda Schwantes. 2 2. ADVANCED ALGEBRA—ROW 1: Lori Ruhbusch, Lynette Wachholz. ROW 2: Deb Luepke, Vicky Schwantes. Steve Galiion not present. 3. GEOMETRY—ROW 1: Lisa Weis, Janene We- ber, Lisa Wolfe. ROW 2: Pat Hinrichsen, Roger Anderson, Brad Cook. Math Competition UW-Stevens Point once again hosted the Central Wisconsin Mathematics League. SHS sent three teams to compete in the areas of Trigonometry, Ad- vanced Algebra, and Geometry. Placing high for Spencer were Brad Cook, Steve Galiion, and Roger Anderson. 1. TRIG: Sue Diers, Dorothy Pescinski, Jeff Bauer, Advisor Steve Christensen, Linda Di Ulio, De- anna Stephens. 3 41 1 1. Concert Band—ROW 1: Diane Griepentrog, Laurie Hinrichsen, Deanna Stephens, Linda DiUlio, Crystal Mutzner, Sue Diers, Candy Seitz, Ann Freeman, Janell Stelzl, Trudy Vaughan; ROW 2: Mona Darge, Jackie Hebert, Erin O'Brien, Michelle Oelrich, Sue Schwebke, Pam Pankratz, Janell Mellinthin, Kelly Zenner, Carmen Strebe, Scott Carlson, Marcia Christianson, Renee Fait, Kelly Bue, Julie Endreas; ROW 3: Renee Andreae, Deb Luepke, Deb Nel- son, Jayne Lang, Pat Lekie, Terry Jiscinsky, Kris Beyer, Tim Lang, Bill Stephens, Ron Fruebrodt, Jim Sautner, Glen Kasper, Caroline Zuege, Jim Waldhart, Ted Steines; ROW 4: Brenda Beyer, Chris Nel- son, Cindy Seefeld, Roger Ander- son, Pam Nall, Mary Wingert, Toni Stephens, DuWayne Griepentrog, Judy Jensen, Ted Johnson, Nan Hastings, Jeff Wingert; ROW 5: Geralyn Kerkseick, Ed Andreae, Cindy Reckner, Tracy Karau, Lynette Wachholz, Joe Burnett, Lori Ruhbusch, Kent Below, Lisa Landwehr, Lynn Mondloch, Connie Diers, Phyllis Cherney, Gregg Gilhausen, Rita Lobner. 2. SHS Marching Band. 3. Marching practice is always fun. 1. Jazz Ensemble—ROW 1: Pat Lekie, Terry Jicinsky, Linda DiUlio, Deanna Stephens, Kris Beyer, Sue Schwebke; ROW 2: Lori Ruhbusch, Glen Kasper, Jim Sautner, Caroline Zuege, Bill Stephens, Gregg Gilhausen, Kent Below; ROW 3; Rita Lobner, Joe Burnett, DuWayne Griepentrog, Chris Nelson, Pam Nall, Toni STe- phens. Nan Hastings, Roger Anderson, Lynette Wachholz, Lynn Mondloch. 2. The 'Hit' of the Cabaret. 3. Flags add a special touch to Marching Band. 4. The Cabaret included a Dixieland Band. 3 The 1979-1980 school year was a successful one for the Band and Jazz Ensemble. The groups per- formed at many concerts, parades and contests. The marching band continued their winning tra- dition by taking four trophies in competition. The highlights of Jazz's year were performing at the State Fair in West Allis and competing in the State Solo-Ensemble Festival at Eau Claire. These musical groups are directed by James Weber. 4 43 Music Makers Under the direction of Deb Rickard, the Chorus and Swing Choir had one of their most eventful years. The Swing Choir started the year performing at the State Fair and being awarded second place at Sparta. They also en- tertained at various school and community activities, fin- ishing the year participating at the State Music Festival. The Chorus performed in many concerts throughout the year, including exchange concerts in Granton and Pittsville and the Chorus Festival. 2. MIXED CHORUS—ROW 1: Phyllis Cherney, Sue Diers, Janell Mellenthin, Connie Diers, Keith Strey, Chris Nelson, Lea Manina, Linda DiUlio, Jayne Lang, Director Deb Rickard. ROW 2: Mary Strey, De- anna Stephens, Geralyn Kerksieck, Brenda Fleischman, Greg Bruss, Mark Stelzl, Denise Marden, Mary Wingert, Carmen Strebe. ROW 3: Lori Taylor, Toni Stephens, Kari Neeb, Judy Wiersig, Wade Vaughan, Jim Wingert, Scott Pokallus, Rita Lobner, Carrie Rux. ROW 4: Bonnie Bauer, Bonnie Nelson, Pam Nall, Deb Nelson, Lori Ruhbusch, Glen Kasper, Roger Anderson, Janice Wissell, Janell Stelzl, Cindy Reckner. 1. Get a move on, girls! 3. Mark—the envy of all. V Ss 1. The Triple Trio entertained at Cabaret. 2. Mary says YES! 3. It's the Andrews Sisters! 4. Swing Choir—ROW 1: Bonnie Nelson, Chris Nelson, Deb Nelson. ROW 2: Dean- na Stephens, Linda DiUlio, Joe Burnett, Kevin Ammons, Jim Wingert, Glen Kasper, Toni Stephens, Mary Wingert. ROW 3: Jan Wissell, Mark Stelzl, Janell Mellenthin, Greg Bruss, Sue Diers, Roger Anderson, Lori Ruhbusch. Missing: Jim Sautner, Scott Pokallus, Bill Stephens. 45 Music Department Reaped Many Awards As spring rolled around, the band and chorus mem- bers reaped many awards for a year of hard work. The music department had over 50 students participate in the State Solo and Ensemble Festival. This helped decide the honors that were given to four students found to be out- standing in their own areas of music. 1. Swing Choir Award Winner—Sue Diers; National Choral Award Winner—Mary Wingert. 2. STATE BAND AND CHORUS—ROW 1: Chris Nelson, Jim Wingert, Scott Carlson, Kent Below, Greg Bruss, Scott Pokallus, Sue Diers, Gregg Gilhausen, Janell Mellenthin, Glen Kasper, Rita Lobner. ROW 2: Pam Nall, Lynn Mondloch, Pat Lekie, Pam Pankratz, Crystall Mutzner, Michelle Oelrich, Candy Seitz, Sue Schwebke, Roger Ander- son, Diane Griepentrog, Jackie Hebert, Erin O'Brien, Carmen Strebe, Kelly Zenner, Mona Darge, Renee Andreae, Geralyn Kerkseick. ROW 3: Jim Sautner, Bill Stephens, Deb Nelson, Janell Stelzl, Terry Jicinsky, Deb Luepke, Toni Stephens, Ann Freeman, Nan Hastings, DuWayne Griepentrog, Tim Lang, Mark Stelzl, Joe Burnett, Bonnie Nelson, Janice Wissell, Laurie Hinrichsen, Mary Wingert, Deanna Stephens, Lynette Wachholz, Linda Di Ulio, Kris Beyer, Lori Ruhbusch, Brenda Beyer. 3. Louis Armstrong Jazz Award Winner—Pam Nall, John Phillip Sousa Award Winner—Linda Di Ulio. v7 46 3 Dig It It was a successful volleyball season, even if the 2-7 record didn't indicate it. Many of the games were hard-fought battles and the final scores very close. Deanna Stephens lead all scoring with 132 points. Her fine effort was rewarded when she was named to the Marawood Confer- ence Honorable Mention list. An event long remembered was a trip to Madison to watch the United States team play a team from Korea. It was the first time that many of the girls watched “Big time volleyball. 1. VARSITY —ROW 1: Carol Beyer. ROW 2: Deanna Ste- phens, Kris Beyer. ROW 3: Dena Bauer, Diane Griepentrog. ROW 4: Ann Freeman, Coach Fenske, Mary Wingert. ROW 5: Lynette Wachholz, Barb Podbelsek. 48 1. JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM- SITTING: Crystal Mutzner, Jackie Hebert, Brenda Beyer, Sarah Graves. KNEELING: Deb Nelson, Lisa Weis, Janese Reckner. STANDING: Andrea Melander, Coach Beyer. 3. FRESHMAN TEAM—ROW 1: Sherry Jicinsky. ROW 2: Tracey Karau. ROW 3: Jeanne Krasselt, Kelly Zenner, Judy Wiersig. ROW 4: Cindy Reckner, Coach Beyer, Kelly Bue. Four Named All-Conference The 1979 Football Season was full of enthusiasm and action-packed adventure. Their over-all record was 5 wins and 4 losses, the best season in 5 years. Leading the way for our victories were 13 seniors, four of which were named to the All-Conference team. 1. The Buse brothers with Mom and Dad. 2. All-Conference Recipients; Keith Buse, Steve Greenwald, Jeff Bauer, Kevin Buse. 3. Varsity; ROW 1; Pat Lekie, Jeff Wingert, Greg Gilhausen, Tom Johnson, Randy Matter, Scott Carlson, Chris Jicinsky, Steve Anderson, Kevin Neeb, Cory Bruce, Dave Endires, Karl Johnson, Harold Hanson, Mike Newman, Todd Johnson, Keith Mondloch, Bob Bundick; ROW 2: Coach Sautner, Jeff Day, Bill Stephens, Dave Freeman, Jay Krasselt, Brent Fosberg, Brian Fosberg, Jim Sautner, Wade Vaughan, Kevin Bauer, Jim Wingert, Steve Larkin, Randy Ellis, Rob Schulz, Tim Karau, Jon Steffenhagen, Dick Wilson, Bob Fleischman, Todd Schwantes, Joe Boe; ROW 3: Coach Christensen, Doug Krause, Glen Kasper, Duane Griepentrog, Steve Greenwald, Scott Berrier, Keith Buse, Kevin Buse, Jeff Bauer, Kevin Wichman, Roger Anderson, Ron Roder, Don Scharbarth, Joe Burnett, Dan Foth, Rick Dumler, Coach Dumler, Coach Bukowski. 50 1. A new-fangled football player. 2. Freshman Team; Row 1: Bob Bundick, Jeff Wingert, Steve Fleischman, Gregg Gilhausen, Kurt Murphy, Ed Andreae. Todd Johnson, Joe Boe; Row 2: Jeff Day, Pat Lekie, Bill Stephens, Eric Kann, Todd Schwantes, Cory Bruce, Tim Meyer, Harold Hanson, Dan Foth, Jon Steffenhagen, Coach Dumler. 3. It's my leg! 4. Seniors; Row 1: Kevin Buse, Keith Buse, Steve Greenwald, DuWayne Griepentrog, Brian Fosberg; Row 2: Jeff Reckner, Kevin Wichman, Jeff Bauer, Scott Berrier; Row 3: Jay Krasselt, Dave Freeman, Rob Schulz. 5. That's Concentration. 5 si Rockets Battled to Regional Finals February Fever turned to March Madness in Spencer when the girls' WIAA Basketball Tournament started. The season record of 9- 13 was put aside and the Rocket girls battled their way into the Regional Finals at Owen-Withee. The girls were simply awesome in tournament play. It was often heard, “Wait until next year, they're only Juniors. Individual high stats for the season went to Ann Freeman for most points, 282. Diane Griepentrog brought down the most rebounds, 127, and quick Dena Bauer made 53 steals. Captains for the season were Lynette Wachholz, Diane Griepentrog, and Ann Freeman. 52 VARSITY—ROW 1: Coach Fenske, Kris Beyer, Dena Bauer, Ann Freeman, Diane Griepentrog, Brenda Beyer, Statistician Toni Stephens. ROW 2: Lynette Wachholz, Deb Nelson, Marcia Christianson, Deb Leupke, Barb Podbelsek, Andrea Melander. I JUNIOR VARSITY —ROW 1: Brenda Beyer, Erin O'Brien, Connie Diers, Phyllis Cherney, Tracey Karau. ROW 2: Coach Beyer, Carrie Rux, Sarah Graves, Janese Reckner, Colleen Schafer, Jeanne Krasselt. Cagers Placed Third The Rocket guys had a fine showing this year by finishing third in the Conference standings with a records of 12-7. Mike Pankratz lead the scoring with 263 points, followed by Kevin Wichman adding 254 points. They were aided by the other starters—Kevin Buse, Brent In Marawood Action Fosberg, Todd Seehafer, and Ron Roder. A fine effort was also put out by our strong bench. The Rockets' tournament hopes soon came to an end when they were defeated by Edgar in the first game of Sub-Regionals. 1. SENIORS—ROW 1: Mike Todd Seehafer. ROW 2: Wichman. VARSITY —ROW 1: Mike Pankratz, Brent Fosberg, Rob Schulz, Jim Sautner, Todd Seehafer. ROW 2: Coach Pilz, Todd Baumgart- ner, Roger Anderson, Kevin Wichman, Kevin Buse, Ron Roder. Pankratz, Rob Schulz, 2. MANAGER AND STATISTICIANS—ROW 1: Kevin Buse, Kevin Candy Seitz, Randy Rindfleisch, Lori Ruhbusch. ROW 2: Lori Taylor, Jackie Hebert. Bonnie Nel- son not present. 54 JV—ROW 1: Keith Kettleborough, David Ruhbusch, Keith Strey, Scott Pokallus, Glen Kasper, Tom Johnson. ROW 2: Coach Christensen, Bill Stephens, Dan Foth, Chris Jicinsky, Brad Cook, Pat Hinrichsen. ROW 3: Pat Lekie, Todd Baumgartner, Roger Anderson, Scott Johnson. FRESHMEN—ROW 1: Greg Gilhausen, Pat Lekie, Bill Stephens, Kent Be- low, Todd Johnson. ROW 2: Coach Christensen, Galen Wiersig, Corey Bruce, Tim Meyer, Dan Foth. Jay, Jim, Scott Wrestle i Jim Wingert, Scott Carlson, and Jay Krasselt wrestle to state. Wrestling fans made another exciting trip to Madison. This year three wrestlers qualified for State action: Jay Krasselt at 119, Jim Wingert at 138, and Scott Carlson at 105 made his second appearance. Many individual records were set by these wrestlers. Jay set a new record for career wins at 76 and for the most ca- reer pins. Jay also was the first Rocket to win three confer- ence championships. Scott established a new school record for the most pins in one season, 13. He aslo set a record for the most wins in one season, 23. On February 9, the matmen hosted the Marawood Con- ference Tournament. Athens was awarded the team championship in a packed R. J. Tack Auditorium. Our Jay Krasselt and Scott Carlson walked away with individual conference titles. Kevin Ammons and Jeff Wingert took sec- onds. Other place winners for the Rockets were Mark Stelzl and Tom Strebe fifth and DuWayne Griepentrog sixth. When the season ended, the Rocket wrestlers recorded six wins and four losses in dual meet competition. They also added a second-place trophy from the Wausau East Invitational to those already in our trophy case. ROW 1: Jaydee Larkin, Jim Wingert, Wade Vaughan, Dave Freeman, Kevin Ammons, Jay Krasselt, Dan Taylor. ROW 2: Jeff Wingert, Tom Strebe, Scott Carlson, Randy Ellis, DuWayne Griepentrog, Kevin Neeb, Todd 56 to State Schwantes, Steve Gallion. ROW 3: Coach Zenner, Ed Andreae, Greg Brass, Mark Stelzl, Todd Diers, Paul Beseler, Bob Rindfleisch, Tim Lang, Assistant Coach Bukowski. DuWayne Griepentrog, Tim Lang. WRESTLING HELPERS —ROW 1: Carol Beyer, Judy Weirsig, Sue Beyer, Pam Nall, Deanna Stephens, Sherry Jicinsky. ROW 2: Janell Stelzl, Laurie Mondloch, Sue Schwebke, Renee Fait, Nan Hastings. ROW 3: Brian Dallmann, Dean Rindfleisch Girls Cruised Through Own Records This year the girls track team was under the di- rection of new coaches: Mr. John Zenner and Mrs. Pat Klimmer. The team consisted of twenty-four members, and each worked hard throughout the season. During the season the girls cruised through school records which were broken once again by themselves. Those breaking school records were Marcia Christiansen, Ann Freeman, and Bonnie Bauer. Marcia Christiansen also competed in the State Tournament where she finished tenth in the shot put. She had a throw of 32 ft. and 10 inches. 1. Get a good grip, Tracey. Girls Track —ROW 1: Lynn Mondloch, Mary Wingert, Jeanne Krasselt, Brenda Beyer, Dena Bauer, Trudy Vaughan, Barb Kobs, Pam Pankratz, Ann Free- man, Tracey Karau, Sherry Jicinsky, Julie Endries. ROW 2: Statistician Janene Weber, statistician Elaine Caldwell, Diane Griepentrog, Bonnie Bauer, Pat Beidel, Janese Reckner, Judy Jensen, Nan Hastings, Marcia Christiansen, Deb Luepke, Judy Wiersig, Kel- ly Zenner, Kelly Bue, Andrea Melander, Coach Zenner, statistician Kim Oelrich, manager Brian Dallmann. 28 Tracksters Poured On To Set Records The boys track team had a very successful season this year. They started out the year by taking first at the Marshfield Invitational, which was quite a big step over the year be- fore. This win was the first of a series of good performances. As the season progressed the team showed more improvement by taking fourth at the Conference Meet. Throughout the season new records were pouring in from all sides. Roger Anderson broke the discus record, Tim Lang broke both the one-mile run and the two-mile run, and Don Scharbarth set new records in the long jump and the one-hundred yard dash. All of these guys were part of the top six scorers. As tournament time rolled around Don Scharbarth was the one team-mate who ad- vanced all the way to state competition where he competed in the 100 yard dash. He finished fourth in the preliminary round. 1. Perfect take-off, Tom! 2. Tim took the tape. Track Team—ROW 1: Scott Carlson, Dave Freeman, Jeff Wingert, Tim Nikolai, Jim Wingert, Tim Lang, Keith Strey, Bob Fleischman, Tom Johnson. ROW 2: Coach Bukowski, Jeff Bauer, Roger Anderson, Kevin Bauer, Pat Lekie, Don Scharbarth, Doug Krause, Scott Berrier, Mark Stelzl, DuWayne Griepentrog, Statisti- cian; Deanna Stephens. 60 t 1. Oh, no! Don forgot the kitty litter. 2. SENIORS: Dave Freeman, Scott Berrier, Tim Lang, Jeff Bauer, and DuWayne Griepentrog. 3. Monkey see . . . 4. Monkey do. Nine Hit To Win The Baseball Team finished their 1979-80 conference play with a 3-6 record. Although the record doesn't seem to say much for the team, two of the three teams they beat were Pittsville and Stratford—the tough- est teams in the conference. The team also finished second in the Pittsville Tournament. The Rockets were led by the four seniors. Fresh- man Dan Foth also did an excellent job, pitching a no-hitter against Ab- botsford. 1. SENIORS—Mike Pankratz, Kevin Wichman, Rick Dumler, Rob Schulz. 2. STATISTICIANS—Rita Lobner and Caroline Zuege. BASEBALL TEAM—ROW 1: Jaydee Larkin, Ron Rizzi, Brad Cook, Gregg Gilhausen, Brent Fosberg, Corey Bruce, Jay Krasselt, Mike Pankratz, Scott Johnson, Chris Jicinsky, Kevin Neeb. ROW 2: Jeff Pescinski, Steve Larkin, Gary Cook, Glen Kasper, Bill Stephens, Ron Roder, Kevin Wichman, Rick Dumler, Dan Foth, Joe Burnett, Rob Schulz, Jim Sautner, Todd Schwantes, Jon Steffenhagen, Coach Steve Christensen. We're Proud Of Our Team 3 1. VARSITY BASKETBALL—ROW 1: Caroline Zuege, Barb Kobs. ROW 2: Laurie Hinrichsen, Pam Pankratz. ROW 3: Crystal Mutzner. 2. ADVISORS: Mrs. Adler and Miss Rickard. 3. J.V. BASKETBALL—ROW 1: Mary Strey. ROW 2: Julie Endreas, Kelly Bue. 3 1. VARSITY FOOTBALL —ROW 1: Geralyn Kerksieck, Rita Lobner. ROW 2: Pam Pankratz, Judy Wiersig. ROW 3: Crystal Mutzner, Trudy Vaughan, Caro- line Zuege. 2. VARSITY WRESTLING—ROW 1: Dean- na Stephens, Renee Fait. ROW 2: Kelly Zenner, Judy Wiersig. ROW 3: Carol Beyer. 3. J.V. WRESTLING—ROW 1: Nan Has- tings, Sherry Jicinsky. ROW 2: Mary Beyer. 65 Letter Winners 66 1. OGA OFFICERS: Student Government Rep Barb Kobs, Vice President Mary Wingert, Secretary-Treasurer Deanna Stephens, President Lynette Wachholz. 2. OGA—ROW 1: Advisor Miss Fenske. ROW 2: Ann Freeman, Deanna Ste- phens, Bonnie Bauer. ROW 3: Barb Kobs, Mary Wingert, Elaine Caldwell, Lynette Wachholz. ROW 4: Diane Griepentrog, Kris Beyer. ROW 5: An- drea Melander, Brenda Beyer, Linda Di Ulio. OGA 2 Keep on Poppin' 1. S-CLUB—ROW 1: Glen Kasper, Randy Ellis, Brent Fosberg, Tom Johnson, Steve Larkin, Don Seharbarth, Jim Wingert, Jim Sautner, Doug Krause, Ron Roder, Joe Burnett, Mike Day. ROW 2: Wade Vaughan, Kevin Ammons, DuWayne Griepentrog, Rob Schulz, Todd Seehafer, Scott Berrier, Dave Freeman, Mike Pankratz, Kevin Wichman, Jay Krasselt, Tim Lang. ROW 3: Brad Cook, Jaydee Larkin, Mark Stelzl, Roger Anderson, Keith Strey. 2. S-CLUB OFFICERS: Dave Freeman, Todd Seehafer, Rob Schulz, Kevin Wichman, Scott Berrier, Mike Pankratz. 67 S-CLUB 69 70 Scott Abbott Deb Ackman Renee Andreae Vickie Aumann Bonnie Bauer Dena Bauer Kris Beyer Sue Beyer Kurt Bodendorfer Michele Brandt Joe Burnett Matt Bychinski Elaine Caldwell Harold Chaney Gary Cook CLASS OFFICERS—Secretary Brent Fosberg, President Lynette Wachholz, Advisor Miss Goetsch, Treasurer Ann Freeman, Vice President Jim Wingert. Advisor Mr. Wille not avail- able. 72 Rick Felten Jim Fields Cindy Fischer Brent Fosberg Mike Day Vicky Darge Randy Ellis Mitch Fait Ann Freeman Steve Gallion Danel Griepentrog Diane Griepentrog Terry Jicinsky Tom Johnson Tim Karau Glen Kasper Geralyn Kerksieck Doug Krause Steve Krug Steve Larkin Rita Lobner Deb Luepke Andrea Melander Janell Mellenthin Jill Mondloch Keith Mondloch Bonnie Nelson Chris Nelson Shelley Neumann Tim Nikolai Mike Oelrich Chuck Pescinski Barb Podbelsek Ron Roder 1 Lori Taylor Lynette Wachholz Jim Waldhart Todd Weister Dick Wilson Jim Wingert Jan Wissell Jon Zahn 75 Mary Ackman Roger Anderson Steve Anderson Kevin Bauer Todd Baumgartner Brenda Beyer Mary Beyer Wanda Boe Greg Bruss Pam Bymers Scott Carlson Marcia Christianson Brad Cook Brian Dallmann Vicky Dietsche CLASS OFFICERS—ROW 1: Secretary Lisa Weis, Treasurer Jadee Larkin. ROW 2: Vice President Bob Fleischman, Advisor Mr. Anderson, President Brad Cook. Advisor Mr. Zenner absent. 76 David Endries Robert Fleischman Steve Foth Sarah Graves Jackie Hebert Pat Hinrichsen Carl Hoff Dawn Hutter Denise Hutter Chris Jensen Chris Jicinsky Karl Johnson Scott Johnson Keith Kettleborough Tina Kromanaker 77 Lisa Landwehr Jadee Larkin Jerome Meacham Jim Miller Lynn Mondloch Crystal Mut ner Kevin Neeb Debra Nelson Erin O'Brien Karen Oelrich Kim Oelrich Michele Oelrich David Oestreich Pam Pankratz Scott Pokallus Allan Ress Dean Rindlfeisch Randy Rindleisch Dave Ruhbusch 78 Keith Strey Dan Taylor Wade Vaughan Janene Weber Mark Weber Lisa Weis Karen Went el Ken Wentzel Lisa Wolfe Caroline Zuege Carrie Rux Lisa Scharbarth Sue Schwebke Mark Stelzl Tom Strebe 79 '83 Ed And reae Pat Beidel Kent Below Paul Beseler Kevin Beyreis Joe Boe Cory Bruce Brad Bruss Phyllis Cherney Scott Cook Mona Darge Jeff Day Connie Diers 80 Todd Diers Debra Ellis Julie Endreas Renee Fait Steve Fields Brenda Fleischman Steve Fleischman Dan Foth Ron Fruehbrodt Gregg Gilhausen Steve Gropp Harold Hanson Nan Hastings David Hebert Lyle Heisler Joel Jensen Judy Jensen Sherry Jicinsky Ted Johnson Todd Johnson 8) CLASS OFFICERS—Vice-President Jeff Wingert, Secretary Tracey Karau, Advi- sor Mr. Kretz, Advisor Mrs. Knauf, President Gregg Gilhausen, Treasurer Sherry Jicinsky. Erik Kann Tracey Karau Jeanne Krasselt Jayne Lang Pat Lekie Lea Manina Denise Marden Randy Matter Tim Meyer Scott Miller Lloyd Mueller Kurt Murphy Kari Neeb Mike Neumann Jeff Pescinski Rob Pue Cindy Reckner Janese Reckner Denise Reddy Dean Ress (PkouTSoV net Qvailatle 82 Ron Rizzi Denise Sampson Cheryl Sandley Colleen Schafer Todd Schwantes Roger Schweke Connie Shinkle Mary Strey Galen Wiersig Judy Wiersig Jeff Wingert Kelly Zenner 83 Time Off HOMECOMING COURT—STANDING: Freshmen Sherry Jicinsky and Jeff Wingert, Juniors Ann Freeman and Jim Sautner, Seniors Dave Freeman and Sandy Nelson, Sophomores Kevin Bauer and Chris Jensen. SITTING: Queen Kim Oelrich and King Jeff Bauer. Fun Filled Week Activities began Sunday with hall decorat- ing. Seniors took first by Getting Blasted at the Red Rocket Saloon. Principal Dave Free- man kept order on Turnabout Day. A longer pep rally Friday afternoon re- placed the traditional bon fire. A new dimen- sion was added—mini floats. The OGA took first when they Blew 'Em Away. The Yearbook Staff won first in skits by reminisc- ing a past Homecoming. Mr. Colletti got creamed by the Hulk, Mr. Kretz, in the fac- ulty skit. What could make Homecoming better— blasting Rib Lake 35-8. It all came to a quiet ending when the royalty was crowned. 1. An afternoon with Ethel and Elmo. 2. It's polka time. 3. Seniors go West. 4. Bob pondering taking it off. Warmed Our Hearts With Fun February 18-23 was set aside for the second-annual Winterfest. Students from all classes participated in a wide range of winter activities from snow sculpture to snow flake design. 1. Faculty swamped the seniors at basketball on Monday. 2. Queen Barb Kobs and King Rob Schulz reigned over the activities. 3. Twenty-one sophomore boys piled high to win the Gong Show. 4. We never knew that Mr. Kretz was musically inclined. 5. Juniors boys got gonged. 6. Broomball played havoc with student bodies. 5 89 Memories Made At Juniors' Prom Let's Make A Memory was the song and theme chosen by the Class of '81 for its prom on April 19. White doves welcomed the couples to a gym of bur- gundy, pink, and white streamers. A trickling water- fall added to the enchantment of the evening. It wasn't until the Grand March that the king and queen were announced. Reigning over the evening festivities were Terry Jicinsky and Rita Lobner. Music for the special occasion was provided by Gold Nugget. 2. PROM COURT: Bonnie Nelson es- corted by Joe Burnett, Kris Beyer escorted by Ron Roder, crown bearer Bradley Day, 1979 queen Deanna Stephens, King Terry Jicinsky and Queen Rita Lobner, crown bearer Heather Andrew, 1979 king Kevin Wichman, Jan Wissell escorted by Jim Wingert, Ann Freeman escorted by Jim Sautner. 91 ELK AWARDS—ROW 1: Linda Di Ulio, Music; Barb Kobs, Home Ec; Deanna Stephens, Girl Athlete; Lin- da Schwantes, Foreign Language; Dorothy Pescinski, Business; ROW 2: Sue Diers, Math; DuWayne Griepentrog, Ag; Kevin Buse, Boy Athlete; Gerald Endries, Industrial Arts; Todd Seehafer, Art; Tim Lang, Social Studies; Janell Stelzl, English. Not Pic- tured Mary Wingert, Science. Hard Work Reaped Awards 92 1. Dar Recipient DuWayne Griepentrog 2. Voice of Democracy Participants Linda Schwantes, Vicky Schwantes 3. Badger Boy and Girl Representatives; Lori Ruhbusch, Terry Jicinsky, Toni Stephens (alternate), Mike Day 4. 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