Spencer High School - Rocket Yearbook (Spencer, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1982 volume:

jMS F SPENCER HIGH SCHOOL SPENCER, Wl 54479 2 3 L VARSITY—ROW 1: Judy Wlerslg. Sherry Jlcinsky, Kelly Zenner. Jackie Hebert. Janese Reckner. 5 ROW 2: Nan Hastings, Sarah Groves. ROW 3: Coach Fenske. Tracey Karau, Deb Nelson, Brenda Beyer. The varsity volleyball team ended their season with a confer- ence record of three wins—six losses and a 4-10 overall record. The JV team, on the other hand, chalked up a 8-2 overall record giving them their best record ever. Sarah Graves led all scoring and setting, which landed her a spot on the Marawood Conference second team. The determination and drive were there, but the Rockets couldn't seem to get it all together. They started out the season with a bang, which gradually died down; although, they gave many teams a run for fheir money. The highlight of the season was almost beating the conference and state champs—Abby. In the first match of Regionals, the Rockets were defeated by Auburndale and ended the '81 season. 1. FRESHMEN—ROW 1: Josie Nowak, Connie Vanderhool, Angie Neidlein. Bev Kobs. ROW 2: Coach Marcia Christiansen, Deb Lekie, Jenny Zahn, Paula Gilhausen, Melis so Martin. Tammy Strey. 2. STATISTICIANS AND MANAGERS: Darla Roder. Rochelle Reckner, Lisa Ruhbusch. Cindy Caldwell. 3. SENIORS: Sarah Graves, Brenda Beyer. Jackie Hebert. Deb Nelson. 4. JV—ROW 1: Penny Miller. ROW 2: Becky Strey. Lisa Bauer. ROW 3: Ann Burke. Kim Woodkey, Jeanne Krasselt. ROW 4: Joyce Meinders. Stacey Elsinger. 5. Let's go!” 9 I’m happy with the 8-1 record, since my Freshmen year our record was 1-6. It just shows what a little work and determination can do. (Mark Stelzl) 1. Freshmen were determined they were going to win. 2. VARSITY—ROW 1: Shane Vaughan, Todd Christiansen, David Endries, Manager Brian Dallmann, Scott Carlson, Brad Cook. Scott Johnson. ROW 2: Kevin Pankratz, Greg Oestreich, Chris Jicinsky, Greg Fleischman. Ted Johnson. Wade Vaughan, Jeff Wingert. Joe Boe. ROW 3: Coach Sautner, Coach Christensen, Gregg Gilhausen, Randy Mess. Harold Hansen. Perry Hinrichsen. Todd Johnson. Coach Dumler, Coach Bukowskl. ROW 4: Jeff Griepentrog, Steve Fleischman. Jon Steffenhagen, Kevin Bauer, Todd Schwantes. Pat Lekie, Bill Stephens. Steve Anderson. Terry Gallion, Erik Kann. ROW 5: Dan Foth. Roger Anderson. Jeff Day, Todd Baumgartner. Mark Stelzl. Galen Wiersig, Cory Bruce. 3. Congratulations. All-Conference winners. 4. Hut one. hut two. hut hut. 2M HIJsville “fcAMarathon 49 _P entice Spencer f Spencer Spenc Spenc Spencer Spencer Spencer Spencer Abbotsfc NeillsvlDe Strattord Rib Lake 30 2 OFFENSE DOITIINATES fTlARAWOOD The Rocket Football team had a successful year with Coach Bukowski leading the team to eight victories and one loss. The boys worked hard to earn the offensive crown In the Marawood Con- ference. Scott Johnson led the squad and conference in yards rush- ing with 1178 yards. Without the work of the whole team, Scott wouldn't have had the opportunity to earn the rushing title. Five players achieved their goals of being named to the Marawood All-Conference team; Scott Johnson, Roger An- derson, Jon Steffenhagen, and Steve Anderson on offense and Wade Vaughan and Rog- er Anderson on defense. 1. FRESHMEN—ROW 1: Tim Bouchon, Mark Melander. Rod Kerk- sieck, Craig Elsinger, Kevin Gamble, Jon Hansen. Roger Wat- son. ROW 2: John Sis- cho, Mitch Melander, Terry Foth, Ryan Reddy, Rick Ander- son. Steve Kilty. Paul Zimmerman. 2. SEN- IORS—ROW 1: Steve Anderson, Roger Arv derson, Todd Baum- gartner. Mark Stelzl, Kevin Bauer. ROW 2: Brad Cook, Scott Johnson, Wade Vaughan, Coach Bu kowski, Chris Jicinsky. Scott Carlson. David Endries. n SQUAD REBUILDS IN miD-SEASON Shortly after the basketball season got underway the team suffered a major set- back. Several team members were sus- pended for a violation of the Athletic Code. This meant regrouping the squad and moving several JV players to the Var- sity squad. At times there were as many as five Freshmen seeing action during the Varsity game. The tough Marawood Conference proved to be all the new team could han- dle. They ended the season with a 3-15 conference record. The JV’s finished the same. When tournament time came, the girls traveled to Greenwood and lost their opener In a close game. Final stats for the season showed Tracey Karau with the most points and assists, 154 and 32 respectively. Marcia Christiansen brought down the most rebounds, 131. She also received Honorable Mention when the All-Conference team was picked. 12 « i jsCOttBOARO Spencer 32 Stratford 46 Spencer 45 Ptttsvltte 44 Spencer 44 Prentice 65 Spencer 47 Granton 38 Spencer 53 Athens 33 Spencer 30 Edgar 5 Rib Lake 43 Spencer 44 Spencer • 39 Abbotsford 66 Spencer 25 Stratford 51 Spencer 36 Marathon 61 Spencer 53 Granton 43 Spencer R 37 Prenttce 68 Spencer 55 Athens 1 44 - 63 Spencer 35 Rib Loke Spencer 39 Ptttsvltte 43 Spencer 33 Abbotsford 67 Spencer 49 Edgar 50 Spencer 38 Marathon 50 1. VARSITY—ROW 1: Becky Strey. Kim Woodkey, Sarah Graves. Tina Nikolai. Ann Burke. Bev Kobs. ROW 2: Joyce Meinders, Tracey Karau. Joan Buse. Mar cia Christiansen. Stacey Stephens. Deb Nelson, Coach Fenske. 2. SENIORS— Sarah Graves. Marcia Christiansen. Deb Nelson. 3. MANAGERS AND STATISTI- CIANS—ROW 1: Connie Diers. Christine Lipsey. ROW 2: Aria Taylor. Denise Gennett. 4. JV-ROW 1: Kristine Johnson. Phyllis Cherney. Coach Beyer, Bev Kobs. Becky Strey. ROW 2: Deb Lekie, Deb Hansen, Tina Nikolai, Carol Vanderhoof. Ang Neldlein. ROW 3: Bridget Murphy. Ann Burke. Joyce Meinders. Daria Roder, Brenda Talcott. Joan Buse. 13 1. VARSITY—ROW 1: Scott Johnson, Pot Lekle, Gregg Gilhausen. Chris Jicinsky, Dave Ruhbusch. ROW 2: Coach Christman, Coach Severson. Cory Bruce. Bill Stephens. Roger Anderson. Todd Baumgartner. Scott Pokallus, Dan Foth, Coach Kundinger. 2. SENIORS—ROW 1: Roger Anderson, Todd Baumgartner. Scott Pokallus. ROW 2: Scott Johnson. Dave Ruhbusch. Chris Jicinsky. 3. JV—ROW 1: Jett Pokallus. Todd John- son. Mike Endreas, Perry Hinrichsen. ROW 2: Greg Dallmann, Tim Meyer. Coach Christman. Jeff Griepentrog. Randy Reckner. Absent: Galen Wiersig. 4 FRESHMEN—Coach Severson. Kevin Gamble. John Sischo. Bill Wissell, Rick An- derson. Craig Elsinger, Mike Ruhbusch. 5. MANAGERS AND STATISTICIANS—ROW 1: Randy Rindfleisch, Randy Ramker, Greg Oestreich. Keith Strey. ROW 2: Penny Mill- er. Mary Strey. Julie Lokre, Sherry Jicinsky. M NEW COACHES ON ALL THREE TEAfTIS All three boys' teams had new coaches this year. Dale Kundinger took over as head coach and was assisted by Steve Christman. A new position of Freshmen coach was added for Gary Severson. The Rockets were in contention for a share of the Marawood crown for most of the season. When the second half of the season rolled around, the guys' goal was to avenge their loss to Marathon. But the old saying Take one game at a time'' proved to be true. An upset by Abby took away any chance of sharing the conference title. Todd Baumgartner led team scoring with 261 points and took the team rebounding high with 193. Todd was also named All-Conference along with Bill Stephens and Dan Foth, who re- ceived Honorable Mention votes. Bill sunk a team high of 73 per cent from the line. The Rocket wrestlers finished the season with a 3-3-1 confer- ence record and a 3-6-1 overall record, but this was no indication of the talent of the grapplers. They took on one of the toughest schedules in the state. Each Individual improved as the season went by, and it showed when the conference and WIAA tourneys rolled around. Five wrestlers went to Sectionals: Dave Sautner, 98; Jeff Wingert, 126; Scott Carlson, 132; Wade Waughan, 155; and Mark Stelzl, heavy weight. Advancing to Madison were Scott Carlson and Mark Stelzl. This was Scott's fourth appearance at the UW fieldhouse. His success brought him the school’s record for career wins, 92. Mark finished the season with 17 pins, a new career record. WRESTLERS HANG TOUGH I- 1. VARSITY—ROW 1: Dave Sautner, John Rindfleisch. Todd Christiansen. Scott Weister. Tim Boushon. Jeff Winoert. ROW 2: Scott Carlson, Kevin Pankratz. Wade Vaughan. Kevin Neeb, Tom Strebe. Steve Fleischman. Mark Stelz. 2. MANAGERS AND STATISTICIANS—ROW 1: Greg Bruss, Ron Butler. ROW 2: Michelle Pick- ett. Dawn Weinfurter. Joni Grlepentrog. ROW 3: Denise Reddy. Sue Schwebke, Denise Marden. Kelly Bue. Absent: David Butler. Pat Beidel. 3. SENIORS—ROW 1: Scott Carlson. Wade Vaughan. Mark Stelzl. ROW 2: Kevin Neeb. Tom Strebe. Coach Zenner. 4 JV—ROW 1: Mark Melander. Jon Hansen. Rod Kerksleek. ROW 2: Wade Hansen. Tom Cook. Doug Ackman. Shane Vaughan. Mitch Melander. Absent Randy Lobner. 17 18 I GIRLS RUN WELL AT DUAL fTlEETS 3 « 1 TRACK—ROW 1: Kim Woodkey. Julie Endreos. Conni Strey. Julie Lokre. Lori WiersiQ. Amy Long. Josie Nowak. Bev Kobs. Tina Nikolai. ROW 2: Melissa Marten. Deb Ellis, Janese Reckner. Angie Neidlein, Sheri Elsinger. Jeanne Krasselt. Brenda Beyer. Deb Lekie. ROW 3: Pat Beidel. Marcia Christiansen. Judy Jensen. Nancy Sternweis. Kelly Zenner. Billee Jo Darge. 2. SENIORS: Brenda Beyer. Marcia Christiansen. 3. MANAGERS AND STATISTICIANS—ROW 1: Terry Kromanaker. Joan Buse, Laurie Gropp. ROW 2: Chellen DeKarske, Cin- dy Caldwell. Denise Marden. 19 1. SENIORS: Scott Johnson. Steve Anderson, Todd Baumgartner, Mark Stelzl, Coach Bukowskl, Roger An- derson. Bob Fleischman. Keith Strey, Scott Carlson. 2. TRACK—ROW 1: Scott John son. Brian Mondloch. Todd Christiansen, Scott Carlson. Jeff Wlngert, Scott Weister, Keith Strey. ROW 2: Sherry Jlclnsky, Rob Harrell. Ted Johnson. Randy Mess. Todd Schwantes. Pat Lekle. Shawn O’Brien, Greg Fleischman, Nan Hastings. ROW 3: Rick Anderosn, Steve Anderson. Mark Stelzl. Jeff Day. Todd Baumgartner. Roger Ander son. Jon Steffenhagen, Todd Johnson, Bob Fleischman, Judy Wlerslg. 20 ROCKET TRACKSTERS WIN COLBY, STRATFORD INVITATIONS AND CONFERENCE fTlEET LONG JUMP Pat Lekle. Scott Johnson. Rob Harrell 800 METER RUN: Steve Anderson, Todd Johnson. Rick Anderson HIGH JUMP POLE VAULT: Todd Baumgartner. Greg Fleischman Jeff Wlngert, Scott Carlson, Todd Christiansen 320 METER HURDLES Kevin Bauer. Tedd Johnson. Bob Fleischman. Todd Baumgartner 100 METER HIGH HURDLES Todd Baumgartner. Bob SHOT PUT: Roger Anderson. Jeff Day. Todd Schwantes. Randy Mess, Fleischman Jon Steffenhagen MILE RUN: Keith Strey, Scott Weisfer. Jeff CHSCUSS: Roger Anderson. Jeff Day. Wlngert Todd Schwantes. Randy Mess 2 MILE RUN: Keith Strey. Scott Weister 100 METER DASH: Pat Lekle. Scott Johnson. Brian Moncltoch. Rob Harrell. Shawn O'Brien 800 METER RELAY: MILE RELAY: Pat Lekle, Kevin Bauer. Scott Johnson. Shawn O’Brien Greg Fleischman. Bob 200 METER DASH: 400 METER DASH: Pat Lekle. Scott Johnson. Shawn O'Brien Bob Fleischman. Scott Carlson. Greg Fleischman Fleischman. Scott Carlson. Todd Johnson LATE SPRING SETS BASEBALL OPENER BACK Snow was still falling when it was time to open the baseball season. Two games were postponed because of snow and one because of rain. Those involved were left wondering if they would ever get to play. At the end of April the team traveled to Granton for a Satur- day tournament. There they finished second, with Dan Foth and Gregg Gilhausen being named to the All-Tourney team. 1. BASEBALL—ROW 1: Kevin Gamble. Rod Kerksieck, Dave Sautner, Mike Endreas, Chris Jicinsky. Brad Cook, Jadee Larkin. Mike Ruhbusch. ROW 2: Gregg Gilhausen, Terry Foth, Kevin Pankratz, Jeff Griepentrog, Randy Reckner, Cory Bruce, Dan Foth. Bill Stephens. Greg Oestreich. Coach Christensen. 2. MANAGERS: Brian Dallmann, Randy Rindfleisch. 3. SENIORS: Jadee Larkin, Chris Jicinsky. Brad Cook. 4. STATISTICIANS: Bridget Murphy. Mary Strey, Becky Strey. 22 23 IF YOU’VE GOT THE TlfTlE, WE’VE GOT THE CHEER , « ‘ ’ VARSITY WRESTLING: Connie Vanderhoof. Nan Hastings, Kelly Zenner, Judy Wiersig. .4 «V i . 24 BASKETBALL: Josie Nowak, Sherrie Vanderhoof. Conni Strey. JV WRESTLING: ROW 1: Kathy Drabek. ROW 2: Laurie Gropp. Joan Vanek. ROW 3: Vickie Hederer. 25 OGfl AND S-CLU6 BUILD BODIES AND TEAITI SPIRIT 1. OGA—ROW 1. Sarah Graves. Jackie Hebert. Jeanne Krasselt, Brenda Beyer. Sheri Elsinger, Marcia Christiansen. Deb Nelson. Janene Weber. ROW 2. Lisa Scharbarth. Kelly Zenner, Nan Hastings. Julie Endreas, Lisa Bauer, Sherry Jicinsky. Judy Wiersig, Tracey Karau. ROW 3: Cindy Caldwell. Denise Gennett, Rochelle Reckner. Conni Strey, Christine Lipsey. Crystal Mutzner. Absent: Janese Reckner. Miss Fenske. 2. S-CLUB—ROW 1: Steve Anderson. Todd Schwantes. Jeff Wingert. Ted Johnson. Keith Strey. ROW 2: Chris Jicinsky. Brad Cook. Mark Stelzl. Todd Baumgartner. Scott Carlson. Randy Rindfleisch. ROW 3: Roger Anderson. Wade Vaughan. Dave Sautner. Kevin Bauer. Kevin Neeb. Scott Johnson. ROW 4: Dan Foth. Todd Johnson. Bill Stephens. Cory Bruce. Brian Dallmann. ROW 5: Pat Lekie, Gregg Gilhausen. Jeff Day, Todd Christensen. ROW 6: Jadee Larkin. Absent: Mr. Bukowski, Galen Wiersig. RESPIRATORS REQUIRED IN THIS AREA 26 1. { et uA- let 1. OGA OFFICERS—Secretary Deb Nelson. President Marcia Christianson. Student Government Rep Jeanne Krasselt. Vice President Brenda Beyer. 2. S-CLUB OFFICERS—Secretary Steve Anderson. President Todd Baumgartner, vice President Kevin Bauer. Treasurer Roger An- derson. 3. What some guys won't do to make a sale. 4. It won’t help. Brenda. You’ll never be another Dolly Parton. 27 ACHIEVEITIENT DOES NOT GO UNNOTICED 1. RAY HARRELL DRAMA AWARD: Lynn Mondloch. 2. MARSHFIELD NEWS HEROLD OUT- STANDING ATHLETE: Todd Schwantes. 3. BAND AND CHORAL AWARDS: Scott Carlson. John Phillip Sousa Award: Roger Anderson. Louis Armstrong Jazz Award; Mark Stelzl, National Choral Award; Janene Weber. Swing Choir Award and Fredrick Chopan Award. 4. BADGER GIRLS: Jayne Lang. Judy Jensen. BADGER BOYS: Bill Stephens. Kent Below. 5. ELKS AWARDS: ROW 1: Crystal Mutzner. Agriculture; Mary Ackman. Home Economics; Roger Anderson. Science; Bob Fleischman. Foreign Language. Dean Rindfleisch. Industrial Arts. ROW 2: Marcia Christiansen. Girl Athlete; Todd Baumgartner. Boy Athlete; Brad Cook. Math; Sue Schwebke. Music; Lisa Weis. Art; Lisa Wolfe. Business; Erin O'Brien. English. 31 JRS. TAKE 1ST First to lunch for a month was the prize for the best class spirit and participation during Homecoming Week. The Junior class out did themselves and took first place. Student government wanted to make this year's activities some thing special, and they did. Would you believe there were 31 Junior girls in a '62 Chevy or 32 marshmal- lows in Keith Kettleborough's mouth! On Friday seventh and eighth hour classes were replaced with a pep rally. No one expected the Senior girls to build the best pyra- mid. When game time rolled around, the Rockets were on their way to a 50-6 win over Abby. Rounding out the week was the dance with mu- sic by TJ. A quieter moment was when the 1981 Homecoming King and Queen, Chris Jicinsky and Denise Marden, were crowned. 1. HOMECOMING COURT: Randy Mess, Stacey Stephens: Ted Johnson. Nan Hastings; Chris Jicinsky. Denise Marden; Brad Cook, Pam Pankratz; Rod Kerksieck, Bev Kobs. 2. Are they in the mud yet? 3. Stubby Dawson (Steve Anderson) hosted the Family Feud. 4. Freshmen crack under pressure. 5. Pull you guys, we're losing. 6. All right, quit push- ing. 7. Isn't everyone In yet? 8. I think I'm go- ing to be sick. KERfTIIT REIGNS OVER WINTERFEST Winterfest was held March 2-5 with a donut sale starting off the activities on Tuesday. Wednesday students hit the snow with snow sculpturing. The winning sculpture of Kermit the Frog was created by Lynn Mondloch. Brad Cook, Dave Oestreich, and Scott Pokallus. The Gong Show on Thursday morning was a hit with the rock group Headrush and later known as Jag Bag winning the contest. The grueling game of broom hockey ended an- other year of Winterfest. The Juniors beat the Seniors in the championship game, 1-0. In other activities during the week, the mystery person, Mr. Dl Ulio, was identified by Judy Wiersig; and the snowflake contest was won by Bridget Murphy. 1. Kermit relaxes during Winterfest week. 2. Diana Ross and the Supremes come out ot retirement to get gonged. 3. Broom hockey players attack the scorers' table. 4. Six hundred sixty in alii 34 spring Olympics SURVIVES SHOWERS Even though the weather was cloudy and showers came from the sky, students and faculty enjoyed the May 12 afternoon of Spring Olympics. The Student Gov- ernment sponsored the Olympics to add excitement to the last school days of the year. The Juniors showed who were boss by being the over- all champions. Talent was needed when participants en- tered the 4-legged race, egg toss, bicycle race, food relay, sack race, and the balloon toss. 1. Mr. Kuoel gets his high from snort- ing chocolate pudding. 2. Ted Johnson is one hop ahead of the rest. 3. Ooh, what a feeling! says Scott Johnson. 4. Pat Lekie whizes past the finish line. 5. Tag off at the food relay. 2 3 35 COURT—LEFT TO RIGHT: Jon Steftenhogen escorting Kelly Zenner, Pat Lekie escorting Sherry Jicinsky, Crown Bearers Brett Schwontes and Aubrey Roherty, King Todd Schwantes and Queen Mary Strey, '81 Queen and King Pam Pankratz and Brad Cook, Jeff Wingert escorting Judy Wiersig, Gregg Gilhausen escorting Nan Has- tings. pRom is a “PflRKSIDE PARADISE The Class of '83 transformed the gym Into a Parkside Paradise’’ for Its Junior Prom held April 17. Couples entered through a dark blue alcove accented with flowers. A matching gazebo housing a wa- ter fountain attracted attention to the cen- ter of the dance floor. King Todd Schwantes and his queen, Mary Strey, were crowned during the grand march and later danced to the theme song Open Arms. Music for the evening was provided by the rock group CC Ryders. 1. Putting up streamers was Galen's job. 2. CC Ryders added to the en- chanting evening. 3. Stuffing the al- cove was not an easy job. 4. Julie never realized that decorating ta bles could be such a down-to- earth experience. 37 Construction flhea 39 40 Senior Officers: Presidenf Bob Fleischman, Vice Presi- ded Todd Baumgartner. Junior Officers: President Jeanne Krasselt, Vice Presi- dent Jeff Day. Treasurer Todd Schwantes. Secretary Kelly Bue. Sophomore Officers: Treasurer Becky Strey. Secretary Julie Lokre, President Todd Christiansen. Vice PresT dent Greg Oestriech. Freshmen Officers: President Ricky Anderson. Vice President Joan Buse, Treasurer Bev Kobs, Secretary Chele Dietsche. A YELLOW AND BLACK YEARBOOK? r . ' -v4 [L � � It was all part of this year's theme, A sign Of The Times. Early In fall when you were worrying about first semester classes and fall sports, the yearbook staff made deci- sions and plans for this book. They de- cided to pick a theme and carry it throughout the annual. The concept of signs was shown in the cover col- ors and the division page titles. Artwork depicting commonly seen signs were inserted to add interest. Something new, spot color, wqs used in the underclassmen pages. Warm yellow type and artwork were de- signed to capture the readers' atten- tion. All this was done for you—we hope you liked it. 1. ADVISOR Miss Goetsch. 2. PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF: Josie Nowak, Lynn Mondloch. 3. EDITOR Crystal Mutzner. PATRON SALES Brenda Beyer Nan Hastings Jackie Heberl Tracey Karau Jeanne Krasselt Lynn Mondloch Crystal Mutzner Josie Nowak Keith Strey Carrie Rux Judy Wiersig Kelly Zenner • Top Sales 42 3 m mm Formerly the SHS Press - Volume CNE Issue ONE miV3 Spencer High School Spencer, Wisconsin 54479 January 1992 In January the newspaper staff welcomed a new name to SHS, THE ROCKET REVIEW. This was the second time in three years the newspaper has taken on a new name and look. This year the staff got outside help from Mrs. Adler’s Typing II class. The editors, Brenda Talcott and Rob Pue, found that this extra help eased the crunch of meeting deadlines. 1. NEWSPAPER STAFF—ROW 1: Kathy Drabeck. Kristin Huotari, Josie Nowak. Becky Day, Carol Vanderhoof. Keith Strey. ROW 2: Brenda Talcott, Becky Strey, Perry Hinrichsen, Julie Lokre, Advisor Mr. Wille, Tracey Karau. Sherry Jicinsky. Pam Kolb, Ju- lie Endreas. Nan Hastings. Absent: Rob Pue. 2. Rob Pue busy editorializing. 43 mRS. GAUGER RETIRES AFTER 21 YEARS After 21 years of service to Spencer High School Mrs. Berneice Gauger, head librar- ian, retired. Mrs. Gauger came to Spencer after teaching 18 years at rural Unlty Colby schools and one year of teacher-librarian at Colby. Mrs. Gauger commented that she en- joyed working with everyone; students as well as teachers. One has to have disci- pline which goes along with the job, along with the joy of helping students find materi- als. Now that she has time to do whatever she likes, she plans to travel, read books, and mainly fish, which her and her hus- band enjoy greatly. 44 1. Mrs. Gauger checking the shelves for the last time. 2. LIBRARIANS—ROW 1: Tina Nikolai, Karen Wentzel. Mary Ackman, Tina Kromanaker. Gina Timm, Paula Kolb. Chellen Dekarske. ROW 2: Tom Hebert. Ken Wentzel. Dawn Hutter. Denise Hutter. Nancy Sternweis, Mt chelle Pickett. Kathy Wentzel. Absent: Roger Pescinski. 3. OFFICERS—Vice President Mary Ackman. Student Government Rep Ann Burke. Treasur er Tina Kromanaker. Secretary Lisa Ruhbusch, President Phyllis Cherney, Librarian Mrs. Gauger. 4. LIBRARIANS—ROW 1: Christine Lipsey. Vicky Hederer. Ann Burke. Becky Strey, Connie Diers. Phyllis Cherney. Brenda Fleischman. ROW 2: Lisa Ruhbusch. Brenda Talcott. Cindy Cladwell, Aria Taylor. Dave Oestreich, Carmen Strebe, Betty Pescinski. Terry Kromanaker. This year's Student Government was under the direction of a new advisor, Mrs. Knauf. The group held new events for Homecoming which turned out to be a big success. The Student Government sponsored Operation Merry Christmas, which the elderly throughly enjoyed. Wlnterfest was also held to break the boredom of the long winter months. 1. OFFICERS—Advisor Mrs. Knauf. Treasurer Crystal Mutzner, President Roger Anderson. Secretary Usa Weis. Vice President Todd Baumgartner. 2. STUDENT GOVERNMENT MEMBERS—ROW 1: Stacey Ste phens. Rod Kerksieck, Dave Sautner, Usa Bauer. Todd Baumgartner, Ann Burke, Judy Wiersig. Usa Wies, Roger Anderson. ROW 2: Brenda Beyer. Jeanne Krasselt. Janese Reckner, Galen Wiersig, Tracey Karau. Renee Fait, Crystal Mutzner, Sherry Jicinsky. 45 The Absence of a Cello The Drama Club put on only one production, The Absence Of A Cello, by Ira Wallach. This two act com- edy stressed the Importance that a person must maintain his Individuality but also must conform to the actions and Ideals of the group. Mrs. Rannow commented, I am continually Impressed by the number of ambitious, talent- ed young people In our school. 46 DRAMA CLUB OFFICERS—ROW 1: Secretary-Treasurer Carrie Rux, Student Govern- ment Rep Lisa Weis. ROW 2: Vice President Jeff Wingert. President Roger Anderson. Stage Manager Keith Strey. DRAMA CLUB—ROW 1: Steve Ander son, Julie Lokre. Julie Endreas. Tracey Karau, Nan Hastings. Mike Endreas. Jeff Day. Jeff Wingert. Dave Sautner. Todd Johnson. Todd Schwantes. Ted John- son. Director Mrs. Rannow. ROW 2: Phyllis Cherney. Tammy Strey. Lisa Weis. Todd Baumgartner. Lisa Scharbarth. Janene Weber. Mark Stelzl. Keith Strey. Steve Fleischman. Kevin Neeb. Carrie Rux. Roger Anderson. ROW 3: Josie Nowak. Amy Lang. Kristin Huotari, Theresa O’Brien. Kim Woodkey. Penny Miller. Wade Vaughan. Brad Cook. Chris Jicinsky, Crystal Mutzner. Lynn Mondloch. ROW 4: Connie Diers, Ann Burke. Aria Taylor. Laurie Gropp, Darla Roder, Conn! Strey, Rochelle Reckner, Denise Gennett. Becky Strey. Bill Stephens. Scott Johnson. Joan Buse. ROW 5: Bren- da Fleischman. Wallie Wadzinski. Bren- da Talcott, Joyce Meinders, Gregg Gilhausen. Pat Lekie. Kevin Bauer. ROW 6: Erin O'Brien. Denise Sampson. Kelly Bue. Colleen Schafer. Lisa Bauer. Deb Nelson. Sarah Graves. Jackie Hebert. Jeanne Krasselt. Brenda Beyer. ROW 7: Mary Strey. Denise Marden, Kelly Zenner. Sherry Jicinsky. Judy Wiersig. Absent: Sue Schwebke. 47 FHfl ADOPTS ACHIEVEmENT LEVELS Chapter members were given the op- portunity to learn more about the FHA- HERO organization through a new pro- gram called Program Action Impact. Nine participants worked their way through three levels of achievement, which con- sisted of working on a committee, com- parison shopping, working with the elderly or handicapped, and Investigating ca- reers in home economics. Those that completed their project were awarded a certificate and money. On November 4 the annual banquet was held at the Marshfield Labor Temple. Jeanne Buschke of WSAU-TV gave a humorous talk on a serious subject, rape prevention. As spring came, members waited for the chance to travel to Milwau- kee for their yearly trip. Their day consist- ed of a visit to the zoo and the Milwau- kee Public Museum and a l-o-n-g bus ride. FHA—ROW 1: Janene Weber, Chris Jiclnsky, Todd Baumgartner, Brad Cook, Deb Nelson, Michele Foth. ROW 2: Caroline Zuege, Brenda Beyer, Sheri Elsinger, Jeanne Krasselt, Jackie Hebert, Sarah Graves, Bren- da Fleischman, Joni Griepentrog, Cheryl Kenyon, Tammy Schwantes. Paula Kolb, Kathy Wentzel. ROW 3: Ann Burke, Aria Taylor. Laurie Gropp, Daria Roder, Brenda Talcott, Cindy Gripentrog, Terry Kromanaker, Betty Pescinskl, Sheri Cramer, Kristine Johnson, Carmen Strebe. ROW 4: Denise Hutter, Cindy Cald- well. Rochelle Reckner, Denise Gennett, Lisa Bauer, Nan Hastings, Lisa Weis, Pam Pankratz, Renee Fait, Connie Diers, Phyllis Chemey. ROW 5: Dawn Hutter, Karen Wentzel. Mary Ackman, Denise Marden. Kelly Zenner, Julie Lokre, Tracey Karau, Julie Endreas, Sherry Jiclnsky, Judy Wiersig. Denise Sampson. Erin O'Brien. ROW 6: Michelle Day, Paula Gilhausen, Chellen Dekarske, Deb Ellis, Judy Jensen, Carla Schofield, Marie Hod. Sherrie Hebert. Pam Kolb, Mar- garet Minsaas. 1. I’m sure Sarah and Caroline weren’t exchanging recipes. 2. Mrs. Rose’s daughter. Maren. stole the hearts of Chris and Brad. 3. Ann and Denise know the way to a teacher's heart is through her his stomach. 4. Aria Taylor was named Outstanding Committee Person. 5. The last thing on Sherry and Tracey’s mind was calories. 6. These dolls are sure winners.” 7. OFFICERS—Secretary Chris Jicinsky, President Janene Weber. Historian-Editor Michele Foth, Vice President—Student Government Rep Deb Nelson. Treasurer Brad Cook. 49 1 1. PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE TEAM—Pat Hinrichsen. Ken Wentzel. Mark Bychlnski, Greo Bruss, Crystal Mutzner. 2. FFA—ROW 1: Roger Schweke. Mark Bychlnski, Mark Stelzl. Mark Weber, Pat Hinrichsen, Ken Wentzel. ROW 2: Brad Bruss. Steve Gropp, Tom Weidman, Ter ry Galllon, Kent Johnson. Randy Rindfleisch. Kevin Neeb, Dean Grlepentrog, Russ Sternweis. Advisor Mr. Kugel. ROW 3: Jeff Pesclnskl, Tim Hutter. Lee Lang. Terry Foth. Lloyd Mueller. Steve Kilty. Tom Butts. Greg Bruss. Scott Cook. ROW 4: Ron Rizzi, Mike Bodendorfer, Lenny Zawislan, Larry Mueller. Jerry Hansen, Ryan Reddy. Roger Pesclnskl. Ted Strebe. Shawn O'Brien. Bob Bundick. Scott Weister. ROW 5: Paul Besler. John Rindfleisch. Bill Wissell, Mark Melander. Jon Hansen. Shane Vaughan. Perry Hinrichsen. Pat Gennett. Scott Fleischman. ROW 6: Chellen DeKarske, Chele Dietsche. Denise Reddy. Sherry Jicinsky, Kari Neeb. Mitch Melander. Carl Hoff. Jim Miller. Dan Taylor. Missing: Crystal Mutzner. 2 50 FUTURE FARfTIERS KEEP BUSY ON COmmiTTEES The FFA was organized into twelve committees with the intention of getting all members in- volved. Several of these committees had projects that not only benefited its members but also the entire school. In the fall, the BOAC Committee began con- struction on a nature trail north of school. Thanks to the Safety Committee the metal and wood shops have safety stripes on the floor to protect students. They also put on a fire safety program for the third graders. Fourth graders were treated to a visit to Mullin's Cheese Factory and the DuWayne Gropp farm during Food For America Week. In order to keep these committees in the black, FFA had three major fund raisers: seed corn sales: garden seed sales; and fruit sales, which hit an all time high. The chapter was awarded the honor of 10-Plus Chapter for 100 per cent membership and add- ing new members. The Parliamentary Procedure Team defended its District and Sectional titles and hoped to become winners on the State lev- el. ■i wnar rormi wnat n- nesse! What, Jerome Meacham? 4. Amidst the lurking shadows, Ted Strebe demonstrated fire safe- ty. 5. OFFICERS—ROW 1: Sentinel Mark Weber, President Pat Hinrichsen, Secretary Ken Wentzel. ROW 2: Advisor Mr. Kugel, Vice President Steve Gropp, Reporter Mark Bychinski. ROW 3: Treasurer Kevin Neeb. 6. Lennie Zawislan cleaned up after an eggciting initiation. 7. Attending the National Convention were: Tom Weidman, Mark Bychinski. Russ Sternweis. Pat Hinrichsen. Shane Vaughan. 5) 1 1. CHORUS—ROW 1: Tammy Schwantes. Carol Vanderhoof. Randy Talley. Mike Ruhbusch. Kevin Gamble. Julie Lokre, Carol Nelson. Phyllis Cherney, Mary Strey. ROW 2: Brenda Fleischman. Paula Kolb. Conni Strey. Wade Hansen. Keith Strey. Jeff Wingert. Sherry Jicinsky, Julie Endrees, Connie Diers. ROW 3: Lea Manina. Jayne Lang. Denise Mar den, Bob Pilsner. Paul Zimmerman. Cory Kurz. Greg Bruss. Chris Jensen, Lynette Wucherpfennig. Gina Timm, Kathy Drabeck. ROW 4: Carol Bundick. Usa Ruhbusch. Laurie Gropp, Aria Taylor. Stacey Stepehens, Rick Landwehr, Scott Pokallus, Mark Stelzl, Janene Weber. Nancy Stemweis. Judy Wiersig. Tracey Karau, Nan Hastings. Kelly Zenner. Ab sent: Mrs. Smith. Director. 2. Swing your partner . . . 3. Mrs. Smith directs the chorus at the Christmas concert. 52 VOCAL ADDS NEW STYLE A new face was added to the music department this year with Mrs. Nancy Smith comlno from Nelllsvllle to direct the chorus. Mrs. Smith had a hard task In front of her trying to teach the students her style of teaching, since the students already had their set patterns. 1. SWING CHOIR—ROW 1: Phyllis Cherney, Paul Zimmerman, Janene Weber. Aria Taylor. ROW 2: Wade Hansen, Connie Dlers, Mark Stelzl, Deb Nelson. Scott Pokallus. 2. Mark. Roger. Keith, and Jett become the ••Gambler s' . 3. Another Opening. Another Show. 53 BAND fTlARCHES AT WORLD’S FAIR The many yearly activities that the band partici- pated in were over shadowed by the band’s plans to march at the World's Fair in Knoxville, Ten- nessee during the month of July. Before the band arrived at Knoxville, they already marched in two parades; one in Philadelphia and the other in Washington, D.C., where they represented the state of Wisconsin. Interested parents and adults formed a group called Band Boosters to help the students raise over $15,000 needed for the trip. Fund raising ac- tivities ranged from selling candy and pizzas, to bake sales, to a pancake supper, to raffling off a 1982 car. 1. JAZZ BAND—ROW 1: Sue Schwebke, Lisa Bauer, Conni Strey, Dan Drews, Dan Oelrich. Brenda Talcott, Dave Sautner, Scott Carlson. ROW 2: Phyllis Cherney, Connie Dlers. Julie Lokre, Bob Pilsner, Ted Steines. Greg Oestreich, Rick Anderson, Mike Endreas. ROW 3: Victor Pilsner, Mark Christman, Wade Hansen, Kent Below, Rod Kerksieck, Shane Vaughan, Becky Strey, Sheri Elslnger, Roger Anderson. Nan Hastings, Todd Christiansen. 54 1. Brenda and Sheri Blow their hearts out. 2. Marching Band prepares for half time entertainment. 3. Flags perform at Cabaret. 4. CONCERT BAND—ROW 1: Erin O’Brien. Michele Foth, Jackie Hebert. Sue Schwebke. Pam Pankratz, Scott Carlson. Carol Nelson. Theresa O'Brien. Julie Endreas. Marcia Christiansen. Renee Fait. ROW 2: Vicky Hederer. Christine Lipsey, Lisa Bauer. Conni Strey, Rochelle Reckner. Crystal Mutzner. Ann Burke. Joan Vanek. Carmen Strebe. Sharon Endries. Billee Jo Darge, Josie Nowak. Stacey Stephens. Nancy Sternweis. ROW 3: Kristin Huotari, Amy Lang. Wade Hansen. Joan Buse. Jayne Lang. Becky Strey. Julie Lokre, Laurie Gropp. Brian Hederer. Craig Elsinger. Dave Sautner. Dan Oelrich, Brenda Talcott, Dan Drews. Joel DeBuhr. Cindy Gripentrog. ROW 4: Scott Weister. Rod Kerksieck, Shane Vaughan. Todd Christiansen. Judy Jensen. Sheri Elsinger. Brenda Beyer. Nan Hastings. Roa er Anderson. Becky Day. Rob Harrell. Ted Strebe. Mike Endreas. Darla Roder. Rick Anderson. Greg Oestreich. Bill Wissell. Ted Stelnes. ROW 5: Melanie Carpenter. Tammy Strey. Lisa Ruhbusch, Kent Below. Tracey Karau. Ang Neidlein, Mary Strey. Phyllis Cherney. Connie Diers. Kathy Wentzel. Victor Pilsner, Mark Christman. Dean Griepentrog. Robert Pilsner. 55 1 THE BUCK STOPS HERE SCHOOL BOARD: ROW 1: Dave Boock. Joanne Melander, Elroy Huber. ROW 2: Loraine Cook, Allan Seitz. Finalizing negotiation settlements. 59 1. Jean Zogg. Guidance. 2. Chuck. Kugel. Agriculture. 3. Bruce Bukowski. Physical Education. 4. Barb Voight and Kathy Schalk, Special Education. 2 60 1 Oar BEST Investment 1. Judy Rose. Home Economics. 2. Marion Adler and Joy Goetsch, Business Education. 3. Jim Sautner and Joyce Haferman, Sci- ence. 4. Linda Fenske. Physical Education. 61 rent EVER 1. Dixie Hager and Sharon Koch, Title I. 2. Dave Wille. English and Social Studies. 3. Florence Knauf. History and English. 4. Steve Christensen and Denny Christenson. 5. Ken Bukowski. Art. 62 2 1. Jim Weber, Instrumental Music, and Nancy Smith. Vo- cal Music. 2. Gary Severson and Esther Rannow. English. 3. John Zenner. Don Anderson, and Vernon Fait. Industri- al Education. 4 Geraldine Smith. AV and Social Studies. 63 1. Bernice Gauger. Librarian; Jean Strebe. Aide; and Virjean Zahn. Library Aide. 2. Carol Kibbel and Pat Stephens, Administrative Secretaries. 3. Sandy Mondloch, Secretary. 4. Marlene Schafer. Secretary. 5. Walter Matter and Edgar Ausbourne. Janitors. 6. Merlin Kobs. Janitor. Not pictured: Russ Schalow. 7. Kitchen Staff—Left: Inge Brand. Claire Hebert. Shirley Zenner. Lois Mellenthin. Right: Edna Oelrich. Eileen Wucherpfennig. Not pictured: Norma Oelrich. Head Cook. 66 67 FRESHMEN FOLLOW-UPS Coming Into high school started the experience of new things week after week.” FRESHfTlEN “A definite Improvement!” “It was kind of freakly at first, but a lot of fun when you get used to It.” Doug Ackman Dan Anderson Ricky Anderson Chris Bauman Mike Bodendorfer Robert Boucher Tim Boushon Joan Buse Tom Butts Melanie Carpenter Jan Christman Billie Jo Darge Becky Day Joel DeBuhr Chellen Dekarske Chelle Dietsche Kathy Drabeck John Dunbar Craig Elsinger Sharon Enries 68 Scott Fleischman Kevin Gamble Pat Gennett Jonl Griepentrog Debbie Hansen Jerry Hansen Jon Hansen Wade Hansen Tom Hebert Brian Hederer Jane Hoets Lori Hoernke Kristin Huotari Kristine Johnson Cheryl Kenyon Rod Kerksieck Steve Kilty Bev Kobs Paula Kolb Amy Lang Larry Lang. Jr. Lee Lang 69 Deb Lekie Randy Lobner Ron Manthe Melissa Marten Mark Melander Mitch Melander Larry Mueller Angie Neidlein April Neumann Tina Nikolai Josle Nowak Roger Pescinski Michelle Pickett Victor Pilsner Kevin Price Ryan Reddy FRESHMEN FOLLOW-UPS In high school you can achieve more with the extra freedom.” “A little bit scary. I got to meet new girl friends. It was hard finding all the classrooms and learning all the teachers’ names.” “You're on your own and no one helps you through the day. 70 John Rindfleisch Mike Ruhbusch Gary Schade Tammy Schwantes Chris Shinkle Philip Smazal Tammy Smazal Stacey Stephens Larry Sternitzky Nancy Sternweis Tammy Strey Randy Talley Gina Timm Carol Vanderhoof Connie Vanderhoof 71 Sherrie Vanderhoof Joan Vanek Roger Watson Dawn Weinfurter Scott Weister Kathy Wentzel Lori Wiersig Bill Wissell Kim Woodkey Lynette Wucherp- fennig Jenny Zahn Lennie Zawislan Paul Zimmerman Renee Zimmerman NOT PICTURE David Butler Terry Foth Dale Olson John Sischo SOPHOmORES 1 Doug Abbott Lisa Bauer Ann Burke Ron Butler Cindy Caldwell Todd Christiansen Mark Christman Tom Cook Sheri Cramer Greg Dallmann John Dick Rick Dietsche Dan Drews Sheri Elsinger Mike Endreas Mike Fischer Greg Fleischman Terry Gallion Denise Gennett Dean Griepentrog Jeff Griepentrog Cindy Gripentrog Laurie Gropp Rob Harrell Sherrie Hebert 73 Tim Hutter Don Jakel Kent Johnson Dan Kobs Pam Kolb Terry Komanaker Larry Lang Chris Lipsey Julie Lokre Joyce Meinders SOPHOMORES SPEAK OUT What are you looking forward to most in your Sophomore year? Getting my driver s license. Playing Freshmen Buckets. Throwing Freshmen in the snow day after day. “I'm looking forward to the end of it. 74 1 Randy Mess Penny Miller Margaret Minsaas Marty Minsaas Brian Mondloch Bridget Murphy Carol Nelson Shawn O’Brien Theresa O'Brien Dan Oelrich Judy Oelrich Greg Oestreich Kevin Pankratz Betty Pescinski Robert Pilsner 75 Darla Roder Lisa Ruhbusch Dave Sautner Carla Schofield Curt Stafford Rus Sternweis Ted Strebe Becky Strey Conn! Strey Brenda Talcott ArlaMae Taylor Shane VauQhan Wallie Wadzinski Tom Weidman Balinda White 76 JUNIORS Ed Andreae Pat Beidel Kent Below Paul Beseler Kevin Beyreis Joe Boe Cory Bruce Brad Bruce Kelly Bue Carol Bundlck Bob Bundick Mark Bychinski Phyllis Cherney Scott Cook Mona Darge Jeff Day Connie Diers Deb Ellis Julie Endreas Renee Fait Brenda Fleischman 77 Steve Fleischman Dan Foth Gregg Gilhausen Steve Gropp Harold Hansen Nan Hastings David Hebert Lyle Heisler Joel Jensen Judy Jensen Sherry Jicinsky Ted Johnson Todd Johnson Erik Kann Tracey Karau Jeanne Krasselt Jayne Lane Pat Lekie Lea Manina Denise Marden 78 Randy Matter Tim Meyer Scott Miller Kurt Murphy Kari Neeb Mike Neumann Jeff Pescinski Rob Pue Cindy Reckner Janese Reckner Denise Reddy Ron Rizzi Denise Sampson Cheryl Sandley Colleen Schafer Todd Schwantes Roger Schweke Connie Shinkle 79 Jon Steflenhagen Ted Steines Bill Stephens Carmen Strebe Mary Strey John Welsh Galen Wiersig Judy Wiersig DIVIDED HIGHWAYS Marcia Christiansen Brad Cook Brian Dallmann Vicky Dietsche Bob Fleischman Michele Foth Denise Hutter Chris Jensen Chris Jlcinsky Dean Rindfleisch Randy Rlndfleisch David Ruhbusch Mark Weber Lisa Wolfe Lisa Weis Ken Wentzel Caroline Zuege S E N I O R S PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE Wanda Boe David Endries Rick Landwehr 90 COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM 1982 Friday, May 21, 1982—8:00 p.m. CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Robert Fleischman VICE PRESIDENT: Todd Baumgartner SECRETARY: Chris Jicinsky TREASURER: Jadee Larkin CLASS MOTTO: What appears to be the end, may really be a new beginning CLASS COLORS: Forest Green White CLASS FLOWER: White Rose Tinted Green ...........Edgar Elgar Fr. Andrew Bofenkamp .......Crystal Mutzner Roger Anderson Lisa Wolfe .....Reach For A Star ...Prin. Joseph Collettl ...Supt. James W. DiUlio Fr. Andrew Bofenkamp .........James Playhar PROCESSIONAL Pomp and Circumstance INVOCATION............................. STUDENT ADDRESS........................ CLASS SONG............................. PRESENTATION OF AWARDS 8i CLASS........ PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS............... BENEDICTION............................ RECESSIONAL “Fanfare and Recessional .... HONOR AWARDS Lisa Wolfe Roger Anderson Pat Hlnrichsen Erin O'Brien Robert Fleischman Michele Foth Lisa Weis 92 CLASS OF 1982 Mary A. Ackman Roger Carl Anderson, Jr. Steven D. Anderson Kevin D. Bauer Todd Daniel Baumgartner Brenda L. Beyer Gregory E. Bruss Pamela Jane Bymers Scott A. Carlson Marcia Lynne Christiansen Bradley James Cook Brian Dennis Dallmann Vickie D. Dietsche David E. Endries Robert E. Fleischman Michele S. Oelrlch Foth Steven W. 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