Spencer High School - Rocket Yearbook (Spencer, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1984 volume:

1984 Rocket Spencer High School Spencer, WI 54479 Vol. 29 a ? ■ 2 4 Table Of Contents Organizations ...........6 Faculty ................22 Seniors .................28 Underclassmen ...........42 Sports ..................59 Special Events ..........82 ORGANIZATIONS The yearbook staff was off to a busy start the first day of school passing out '83 yearbooks. With that in the past, they soon began planning this year's book. In September, seven staff members along with their advisor, attended a yearbook workshop at Eau Claire's Holiday Inn. At semester time, this year's books were sold. The cost was $15, which included your name printed on the front. On the last day, the final dead- line was met when the last set of copy was sent to the printer. 1. STAFF — Brenda Talcott, Michelle Pick- ett, Tammy Schwantes, Pamela Kolb, Ro- chelle Reckner, Darla Roder, Lynette Wu- cherpfennig. Advisor Mrs. Messerschmidt, Ann Burke, Christine Lipsey. 2. PHOTOGRAPHY — Tim Ault, John Ault, Becky Day, Josie Nowak, Kristin Huo- tari, Amy Lang. 3. EDITORS — Rochelle Reckner, Josie Nowak, Christine Lipsey. 180 Days Go Into Yearbook 8 PLAZA SUITE Belloby ...........Jeff Lokre Karen Nash ........Josie Nowak Sam Nash ........Rick Anderson Waiter ..........Todd Holbrook Jean McCormack ...... Kristine Johnson Jesse Kiplinger . . . Mike Endreas Muriel Tate .... Chele Dietsche Maid ................ Deb Lekie Maid ...............Tammy Strey Norma Hubley . Kristin Huotari Roy Hubley .... Greg Oestreich Borden Eisler . . . David Sautner Mimsey Hubley ......Amy Lang Josie Nowak, Julie Lokre, Amy Lang, Kris- tin Huotari, Jeff Lokre, Kelly O'Brien, Con- nie Darge. ROW 5: Mike Endreas, Greg Oestreich, David Sautner, Jeff Pokallus, Ke- vin Gamble, Rick Anderson, Dennis Gam- ble. 3. MASQUE BAUBLE OFFICERS — ROW 1: Advisor Mrs. Rannow, Secretary Treasurer Ann Burke, Student Govern- ment Rep. Rochelle Reckner. ROW 2: Presi- dent Mike Endreas, Stage Manager Rick Anderson, Vice-President Jeff Pokallus. 4. Who is really making the first move? 5. OOOOOOOO! What a feeling! 6. GRRRRR 7. The nympho's out after her man. 8. The only way to keep a girl quiet. 1. Oh no! Greg's on the rampage again. 2. DRAMA CLUB - ROW 1: Sherrie Van- derhoof, Nancy Sternweis, Deb Lekie, Me- lissa Marten, Tammy Strey, Kristine John- son, Chele Dietsche, Carol Vanderhoof, Tammy Schwantes, Julie Talcott, Christine Lipsey. ROW 2: Billee Darge, Bev Kobs, Re- nee Zimmerman, Tina Nikolai, Cary Lobner, Joni Griepentrog, Paula Kolb, Christi Boock, Karin Endries, Brenda Tal- cott, Mrs. Rannow. ROW 3: Denise Gen- nett, Joyce Meinders, Ann Burke, Aria Tay- lor, Darla Roder, Rochelle Reckner, Laurie Gropp, Michelle Pickett, Melinda Carpen- ter, Kris Seitz, Kim Bue. ROW 4: Tom He- bert, Tom Butts, Lisa Bauer, Becky Strey, LIE, CHEAT AND GENUFLECT Billy Buckle .... Greg Oestreich Tom Buckle .......Mike Endreas Robert Fryburger .....Tim Ault Virginia .......Kristin Huotari Girl ...........Melinda Carpenter Jane ...........Kristine Johnson Pizza Face .........Rick Anderson Miss Mackintosh . Josie Nowak 4 1. CREENHANDS — ROW 1: Sarah By- chinski, Chad Neumann, Annah Bychinski. ROW 2: Lester Bainer, Steve Taylor, Mark Butts, Steve Freimund. ROW 3: Tim Bun- dick, Ron Mueller. 2. Come on — let's go. 3. FFA — ROW 1: Russell Sternweis, Terry Gallion, Dan Drews, Tom Weidman, Shawn O'Brien, Larry Lang. ROW 2: Mark Butts, Steve Taylor, Lester Bainer, Curt Stafford, Corey Kurz, Kent Johnson, Jon Hansen. ROW 3: Annah Bychinski, Chellen De- karske, Chad Neumann, Tom Butts, Ron Butler, Steve Freimund, Advisor Miss Ol- son. ROW 4: Sarah Bychinski, Ron Mueller, Mitch Melander, Ted Strebe, Randy Ramker, Tim Bundick. 4. PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE — ROW 1: Chellen Dekarske, Annah By- chinski. ROW 2: Tom Butts, Sarah By- chinski. 5. OFFICERS — ROW 1: Secretary Russell Sternweis, Reporter Larry Lang, President Shawn O'Brien, Treasurer Corey Kurz. ROW 2: Vice President Terry Gallion, Chaplain Chellen Dekarske. 6. NATIONAL CONVENTION — ROW 1: Jon Hansen, Mitch Melander, Kent John- son. ROW 2: Corey Kurz, Chellen De- karske. 7. Nice pony. 10 As Miss Donna Olson joined the teaching staff at SHS, she took on the job of advising the FFA. A com- bined effort between adviser and students helped to make a success- ful year. Some activities that kept mem- bers busy throughout the year were basketball, fund raisers, and FFA week. Also a few days were spent teaching the fourth graders. National FFA week, February 14- 26, involved both FFA members and non-members. Mitch Me- lander won the milk chugging con- test with a winning time of 19 sec- onds. Mrs. Rose and Mrs. Hager tied for first place on a quiz about food and farming given to teachers. Other activities included a farmer dress-up day, a bulletin board con- test, and a staff appreciation day. To keep the books out of the red, a number of fund raisers were initi- ated. Sausage, cheese, fruit, and the all-American favorite — peanuts — were sold. 11 This year with the lack of partici- pation in many things, the FHA banquet was cancelled. National FHA week was one of the events, though, that went on as planned, February 13-17. During the week candy grams were sold, and the annual all-member break- fast was held. On Monday, mem- bers received prizes if their name was drawn. Two contests for the entire school to participate in were con- ducted. Brenda Talcott was able to guess the number of popcorn ker- nels in a jar, and Pam Kolb found 1571 words in Future Homemakers of America. 12 1. FHA — ROW 1: Carol Vanderhoof, Kris- tine Johnson, Laurie Gropp, Conni Strey, Julie Lokre, Kaye Zimmermann, Patty White. ROW 2: Melanie Carpenter, Dawn Weinfurter, Joni Griepentrog, Tammy Schwantes, Paula Kolb, Joyce Meinders, Sheri Elsinger. ROW 3: Melinda Carpenter, Michelle Jicinsky, Darla Roder, Ann Burke, Lisa Bauer, Rhonda Brandt, Barb Aumann, Sharon Endries. ROW 4: Nancy Sternweis, Lisa Wentzel, Christine Lipsey, Carla Scho- field, Marie Hoff. Brenda Talcott, Sherrie Hebert, Denise Fleischman, Cindy Cald- weld. 2. Mmmmm does this look good! 3. Let's eat! 4. Isn't this good! 5. OFFICERS — ROW 1: Secretary Cindy Gripentrog, President Aria Taylor, Vice President Student Government Rep Pam Kolb. ROW 2: Editor-Historian Denise Gennett, Treasurer Rochelle Reckner, Advi- sor Mrs. Rose. 6. Future teacher of America? 13 1. CONCERT BAND - ROW 1: Vicky He- derer, Ann Burke, Conni Strey, Julie Talcott, Carol Nelson, Connie Lawrence, Josie Nowak, Sharon Wells, Nancy Sternweis. ROW 2: Rochelle Reckner, Kristin Huotari, Amy Lang, Kim Abbott, June White, Robin Ress, Lisa Wentzel, Leann Scheibe, Billee Darge, Cindy Gripentrog. ROW 3: Vickie Strey, Wade Hansen, Kris Seitz, Sharon En- dries, Becky Day, Becky Strey, Julie Lokre, Laurie Gropp, Christi Boock, Brian Hederer, Tim Ault, Neil Sternweis, Donna Griepen- trog, Audra Rux, Brenda Talcott, David Sautner, Dan Oelrich. ROW 4: Bill Wissell, Melinda Carpenter, Rick Anderson, Mike Endreas, Darla Roder, John Ault, Chad Neu- mann, Sheri Elsinger, Todd Christiansen, Steve Sautner, Shane Vaughan, Scott Weis- ter, Karen Endries, Kathy Cherney, Jeff Lokre, Doug Kroening, Rick Wiersig, Mark Butts, Pat Wachholz. ROW 5: Melanie Car- penter, Lisa Ruhbusch, Denise Gennett, Kathy Wentzel, Bill Ehrendreich, Victor Pilsner, Mark Christman, Robert Pilsner, Steve DeBuhr. 2. RIFLES — ROW 1: Kim Abbott, Nancy Sternweis, Amy Lang. ROW 2: Sharon Wells, Vickie Strey. ROW 3: Ann Burke, Josie Nowak, Lisa Wentzel. 3. FLAGS — ROW 1: Leann Scheibe, June White, Denise Gennett, Julie Talcott. ROW 2: Connie Lawrence, Kris Seitz, Jackie Seitz, Michelle Jicinsky. 4. Connie shows her stuff. 5. JAZZ BAND — ROW 1: Wade Hansen, Christi Boock, Audra Rux, Tim Ault, Dan Oelrich, Conni Strey, Julie Talcott, Vicky Hederer. ROW 2: Julie Lokre, Melinda Car- penter, Becky Day, Chad Neumann, Steve DeBuhr. ROW 3: Victor Pilsner, Bill Ehren- dreich, Kathy Wentzel, Doug Kroening, Shane Vaughan, Scott Weister, Steve 14 Sautner. 6. Mr. Weber works hard with the brass. 7. So that's what band is all about. 8. AMERICAN PARTY — ROW X: Balinda White, Lynette Wucherpfennig. ROW 2: Bev Kobs, Linda Boock, Conni Strey, Renee Zimmermann. Kathy Drabek. 9. Jazz Band performs at Cabaret. Once again members of the band were raising money for another summer trip. The trip is being planned for Mackinac Island and up into Canada. The students and the Band Boosters were busy sell- ing candy, tickets for the Seventh Annual Cabaret and tickets for the Second Annual Wally Ives Dance. They also found a new fund raiser, and that was wrapping Christmas presents at Shopko. 15 The Chorus grew in numbers this year as it doubled the members in the male section. This allowed the Male Chorus several spots in the Seventh Annual Cabaret held in January. The Chorus members also exper- ienced the fun of learning to sing in German and Latin and learning to play the piano. The Rocket Showgirls were re- placed by The New Image. Along with the new name, new uniforms were also acquired, although not in time for yearbook pictures. The Swing Choir and Chorus made appearances at several differ- ent places during the year. They sang at the Colby and Abbotsford nursing homes and the Northway Mall during the Christmas season. lb 1. CHORUS — ROW 1: Paula Kolb, Tammy Schwantes, Barb Murphy, Sherrie Vander- hoof, Tammy Strey, Lisa Dietsche, Vicky hederer, Lisa Ruhbusch. ROW 2: Vickie Strey, Lori Wiersig, Michelle Fischer, Julie Lokre, Sara Gennett, Becky Day, Donna Griepentrog, Josie Nowak, Audra Rux, Conni Strey, Margaret Minsaas, Cindy Gri- pentrog. ROW 3: Roxanne Bymers, Kristine Johnson, Lonney Kann, Christi Boock, Me- lanie Carpenter, Kathy Drabek, Lynette Wu- cherpfennig, Stacy Stephens, Billee Darge, Denise Gennett, Carol Nelson. Aria Taylor, Amy Lang, Shani Syria. ROW 4: Wade Han- sen, Brad Barnes, Corey Kurz, Randy Talley, Pat Villalpando, Robert Pilsner, Doug Kroening, Pat Wachholz, Aaron Talley, Ron Aumann, Lester Bainer, Bill Ehrendreich, Neil Sternweis, Aaron Nielsen. 2. THE NEW IMAGE - ROW 1: Sherrie Vanderhoof, Corey Kurz, Julie Lokre, Rob- ert Pilsner, Carol Nelson, Bill Ehrendreich, Conni Strey, Wade Hansen, Tammy Strey, Randy Talley, Vicky Hederer. ROW 2: Lori Wiersig, Becky Day, Aaron Nielsen, Brad Barnes, Audra Rux, Stacey Stephens, Aria Taylor. 3. For once, they're quiet. 4. Mrs. Obertin shows how it should be done. 5. Why is everyone looking at me? 6. As usual, the freshmen are off key. 17 r df r M8M Slude-nl tovejrnmdnl Minulds 3 Mtuphy btcrtlary School Spirit Improves As Year Progresses Student Government had diffi- culty maintaining student spirit in scheduled activities. Homecoming festivities went on as scheduled, but in a quiet atmosphere. More enthusiasm was generated by Win- ter Olympics. When Spring Olym- pics rolled around — WOW! 1. OFFICERS — Vice President Rochelle Reckner, Treasurer Mike Endreas, President Lisa Bauer, Secretary Bridget Murphy. 2. STUDENT GOVERNMENT - ROW 1: Mike Endreas, Bridget Murphy, Lisa Bauer, Sherrie Vanderhoof, Lonnie Kann, Pat Wachholz. ROW 2: Adviser Mr. Anderson, Russell Sternweis, Rick Anderson, Rochelle Reckner, Laurie Gropp, Cindy Gripentrog, Pamela Kolb, Nancy Sternweis. Meet Me In The Stacks 1. LIBRARIANS — ROW 1: Kim Zimmer- mann, Christine Lipsey, Sharon Wells. ROW 2: Sarah Bychinski, Adviser Miss Briles, Cindy Gripentrog. ROW 3: Annah Bychinski, Tom Hebert, Chellen Dekarske, Greg Oestreich, Lisa Wentzel, Brenda Tal- cott, Lisa Ruhbusch. 2. OFFICERS - Student Government Rep Cindy Gripentrog, Treasurer Tom Hebert, Vice President Lisa Ruhbusch, Adviser Miss Briles, Secretary Brenda Talcott, President Greg Oestreich. The library club was in good control this year with their adviser, Miss Briles. During the school year the librarians had a popcorn sale, a Christmas party, and a recognition banquet at the end of the year. 19 3 SHS Press Becomes One-Year Course This year the SHS Press was published by a newly created jour- nalism class. Before, the newspaper was put out by volunteer students during their study halls and after school. Now, all work was done in the one-year journalism course. Also for the first time, the SHS Press was sent out of town to be printed, giving it a new look. 1. EXTRA! EXTRA! Read all about it. 2. STAFF — ROW 1: Bryan Helsten. David Boucher, Kevin Gamble, Jeff Pokallus, Ran- dy Mess, Tom Hebert, Joan Buse, Kim Woodkey, Kristin Huotari. ROW 2: Ro- chelle Reckner, Kim Abbott, Terry Kroman- aker, Julie Lokre, Lisa Ruhbusch. ROW 3: Barb Murphy. Tammy Schwantes, Pam Kolb, Paula Kolb, Becky Day, Shani Syria, Christine Lipsey, Cindy Gripentrog, Brenda Talcott, Kathy Drabek, Nancy Sternweis, Joan Vanek. Laurie Gropp, Darla Roder, Carol Vanderhoof, Adviser Mr. Wille. 3. EDITORS: Tom Hebert, Christine Lipsey, Nancy Sternweis, Cindy Gripentrog, Lisa Ruhbusch, Kristin Huotari, Kathy Drabek, Pam Kolb, Brenda Talcott, Paula Kolb, Becky Day. 20 FACULTY 1. Superintendent James Di Ulio. 2. Principal Joseph Colletti. 3. SCHOOL BOARD - ROW 1: Clerk Larry Fitzmaurice, President Joanne Ice- lander. ROW 2: Treasurer Wilmer Grie- pentrog, Director Jack Pickett, Vice- President Darla Strey. 4. Guidance Director Jean Zogg. 23 1. Geraldine Smith, History, Spanish and A-V Director; Karlene Beyer, Media Center. 2. James Sautner and Paul Aerts, Science. 3. Gary Severson, English; David Wille, English and Social Studies. 4. Judith Rose, Home Economics. 5. Donna Olson, Vocational-Agriculture. 6. Florence Knauf, English and Social Stud- ies; Esther Rannow, English. 7. Steve Christensen and Denny Christen- son, Math. 8. Vernon Fait, Donald Anderson, and John Zenner, Industrial Arts. 9. Marion Adler and Joy Messerschmidt, Business Education. 10. Phyllis Briles, Librarian. 24 1. Cindy Pascoe and Denise Szews, Special Education. 2. James Weber. Instrumental Music; De- bra Obertin, Vocal Music. 3. Kenneth Bukowski, Art. 4. Marlene Schafer and Sandy Mondloch, General Office Staff. 5. Patricia Stephens. Superintendent's Of- fice. 6. Carol Kibbel, Superintendent's Office. 7. Sharon Koch, Chapter I. 8. Dixie Hager, Chapter I. 9. Barb Voight, Special Education. 10. Dave Destache and Linda Fenske, Phys- ical Education. 11. Virjean Zahn, Library Aide. 12. Jean Strebe, Office Aide. 13. Merlin Kobs and Chuck Sundell, Night Custodians. 14. COOKS: Eileen Wucherpfennig, Edna Oelrich, Head Cook Shirley Zenner, Lois Mellenthin, Karen Neidlein, Claire Hebert. 15. Edgar Ausbourne, Russ Schalow, Carol Murphy, Night Custodians. 26 27 SENIORS Todd Christiansen Mark Christman Tom Cook 29 Denise Gennett Laurie Gropp 32 Dan Oelrich Kevin Pankratz Judy Oelrich Betty Pescinski Greg Oestreich Robert Pilsner Jeff Pokallus Randy Ramker Randy Reckner 36 Russell Sternweis Ted Strebe Becky Strey s e n • i o r s NOT PICTURED Dan Kobs Margaret Minsaas Marty Minsaas Conni Strey Arlamae Taylor Brenda Talcott Shane Vaughan Tom Weidman Balinda White 37 UNDERCLASSMEN Doug Ackman Dan Anderson Rick Anderson Robert Boucher Tim Boushon Joan Buse David Butler Tom Butts Melanie Carpenter Jan Christman Billee Jo Darge Joel DeBuhr Juniors Chellen Dekarske Chelle Dietsche Kathy Drabek John Dunbar 43 Craig Elsinger Sharon Endries Scott Fleischman Connie Foth Terry Foth Kevin Gamble Pat Gennett Joni Griepentrog Shannon Hale Deb Hansen Jon Hansen Wade Hansen Juniors Tom Hebert Brian Hederer Todd Holbrook Kristin Huotari Kristine Johnson Cheryl Kenyon Rod Kerksieck Steve Kilty Bev Kobs Paula Kolb Amy Lang Larry Lang, Jr. Lee Lang Deb Lekie Melissa Marten Mark Melander Mitch Melander Tammy Murphy Angie Neidlein Tina Nikolai 45 April Neumann Josie Nowak Dianne Paul Roger Pescinski Michelle Pickett Victor Pilsner Kevin Price Ryan Reddy John Rindfleisch Mike Ruhbusch Gary Schade Tammy Schwantes 46 Larry Stcrnitzky Nancy Sternweis Tammy Strey Randy Talley Gina Timm Carol Vanderhoof Sherrie Vanderhoof Joan Vanek Roger Watson Dawn Weinfurter Scott Weister Kathy Wentzel Lori Wiersig Bill Wissell Kim Wood key Lynette Wucherpfennig Jenny Zahn Lenny Zawislen Paul Zimmermann Renee Zimmermann NOT PICTURED Becky Day Chris Knott Jerry Hansen Larry Mueller 47 CLASS OFFICERS: FRONT ROW: Tammy Schwantes, Vice President and Mike Ruhbusch, Treasurer. BACK ROW: Shannon Hale, President and Kim Woodkey, Secretary. 48 Kim Abbott Tim Ault Barb Aumann Craig Bauer Christi Boock David Boucher Rhonda Brandt Kim Bue Melinda Carpenter Kathy Cherney Connie Darge Karin Endries s o D O m o r e s Toni Fischer Dennis Fleischman Donna Fleischman Pat Fogarty 49 Todd Foth Tim Gallion Dennis Gamble Matt Harries Dennis Hebert Paul Heckel Bryan Helsten Jodi Holbrook Michelle Jicinsky Jane Johnson Nancy Kenyon Scott Kilty David Kobs Connie Lawrence Cary Lobner Bruce Meyer Sophomores Kerry Mondloch Robert Mueller Kelly O'Brien Don Rottscheit Steve Sautner Leann Sc he i be Paul Sersch Jackie Seitz Kris Seitz Neil Sternweis Vickie Strey Julie Talcott 51 Mike Ackman John Auil Ron Aumann Letter Bainer Tim Bundick Mark Butts Anna Bychinski Sarah Bychinski Roxanne Bymers Steve DeBuhr Tom Dekarske Lisa Diet sc he Bill Ehrendreich Carol Endries Michelle Fischer Denise Fleischman $4 Karen Fleischman Jason Foth Rick Freezy Steve Freimund Sara Gennett Terry Gorst Donna Griepentrog Leonard Hale Steve Hale Chris Heckel Michelle Heinzen Tim Hewitt Freshmen Todd Hildebiandt Lonney Kann Shari Klimtner Chester Knott S5 56 Tim Kolb Doug Kroening Brian Langreck Jeff Lokre Mark Meyer Ron Mueller Barb Murphy Amy Neidlein Chad Neumann Mike O'Brien Hollie Paul Feleicia Poege Jody Pupp Robin Ress Audra Rux Keith Schulz Dean Seitz Shani Syria Aaron Talley Steve Taylor Kevin Tremelling Pat Villalpando Pat Wachholz Pat Weinfurter Ron Wells Lisa Wentzel Dawn Wilke Scott Wucherpfennig Freshmen 57 Kaye Zimmermann Kim Zimmermann SPORTS At the start of the school year a new sport was added to the list of extra-curricular activities. This new sport was cross country. Twenty people, both boys and girls, com- peted in this running event. Being the first season, the team did quite well. The girls ran up a record of 4-3, while the boys' record was 1-7. Mr. Zenner, the coach, felt it was quite an accomplishment for the girls to compete in Sectionals as a first-year team. Receiving awards were: Melanie Carpenter and Eric Zenner, Most Mileage; Melinda Carpenter and Eric Zenner, Most Valuable; Doug Abbott and Karin Endries, Most Improved; and David Sautner and Nancy Sternweis, Leadership. 1. No way, this is my foot. 2. S-T-R-E-T-C-H 3. SENIORS: Doug Abbott, David Sautner, Mark Christman. 4. Come on Mr. Zenner. Can't you keep up? 5. My shoes are prettier than your shoes. 60 6. CROSS COUNTRY — ROW 1: Melissa Marten, Kim Abbott, Karin Endries, Jodi Holbrook, Karen Fleischman. ROW 2: Doug Abbott. Eric Zenner, David Sautner, Aaron Talley, John Ault, Ron Wells. ROW 3: Me- lanie Carpenter, Lynette Wucherpfennig, Melinda Carpenter, Ron Aumann, Julie Tal- cott, Mark Christman, Jan Christman, Nan- cy Sternweis, Kathy Drabek, Steve Hale. 1. I wish the ball would hurry up. Meinders, Tammy Strey. ROW 3: Ann Burke, Joan Buse, Deb Lekie. 2. Huddle time. 6. SENIORS: Joyce Meinders, Ann Burke, 3. Ann stretches before the game. Becky Strey. 4. Hit it deep, Joan. 7. JUNIOR VARSITY — ROW 1: Bev Kobs, Joan Buse, Deb Lekie, Tammy Strey. ROW 5. VARSITY — ROW 1: Stacey Stephens, 2: Cary Lobner, Coach Beyer, Michelle Fi- Becky Strey, Kim Woodkey. ROW 2: Bev scher. ROW 3: Michelle Jicinsky, Barb Au- Kobs, Tina Nikolai, Coach Fenske, Joyce mann, Jackie Seitz, Kim Bue. 62 Not many girls chose to go out for volleyball this fall. In spite of this, the teams did quite well. Those who were out worked extra hard, and it payed off. Varsity had a 6-3 conference record and an 11-5 overall record. In tournament play, they advanced to Sectionals. Two team members were named to first team all-conference. They were Stacey Stephens and Kim Woodkey. Becky Strey received honorable mention. Joyce Meinders received the Most Im- proved Award. The Most Valuable Player and Defensive Award went to Kim Woodkey. Stacey Stephens received the Offensive Award. CONFERENCE SCOREBOARD t W - T Rib Lake 3 - 0 Marathon 2 - 1 Granton 2 - 1 Prentice 2 - 1 Pittsville 3 - 0 Edgar 3 - 0 Stratford 3 - 0 Athens 1 - 2 Abbotsford 0 - 3 63 Team members celebrated the end of football season and their ac- complishments at a fall awards pot- luck dinner. Normally all fall sports awards were given out at an awards banquet in spring. This year, though, the three fall sports merged to have an informal pot- luck dinner where teammates re- ceived their awards. Receiving gridiron awards were: Todd Christiansen, Offense; Mike Endreas, Rocket Award; and Greg Fleischman, Captain, Defense, and MVP. SCOREBOARD Spencer 0 Stratford 7 Spencer 15 Rib Lake 0 Spencer 13 Pittsville 7 Spencer 13 Marathon 20 Spencer 34 Prentice 6 Spencer 0 Edgar 26 Spencer 0 Athens 3 Spencer 0 Abbotsford 20 64 1. VARSITY - ROW 1: Todd Christiansen. Mike Endreas, John Rindfleisch. ROW 2: Mark Melander, Tim Boushon, Jim Wells, Tim Gallion, Kevin Gamble, Doug Ackman, Brian Mondloch, Steve Sautner, Rod Kerk- sieck. ROW 3: Larry J. Lang, Robert Boucher, Coach Sautner, Head Coach Des- tache, Coach Severson, Coach Christensen, Greg Oestreich, John Sisco. ROW 4: Jon Hansen, Dennis Gamble, Craig Elsinger, Mitch Melander, Steve Kilty, Dennis Fleischman, Bryan Helsten. ROW 5: Wade Hansen, Greg Fleischman. Terry Foth, Ricky Anderson, Randy Mess, Kevin Pank- ratz. ROW 6: Todd Foth, Jeff Griepentrog, Randy Reckner, Neil Sternweis, and Brad Barnes. 2. Give me five! 3. Hey coach, what play did you call? 4. SENIORS — ROW 1: Mike Endreas, Todd Christiansen, Kevin Pankratz, Brian Mondloch. ROW 2: Larry J. Lang, Greg Fleischman, Brad Barnes, Randy Mess, Greg Oestreich. ROW 3: Jeff Griepentrog, Coach Sautner, Head Coach Destache, Coach Se- verson, Coach Christensen, Randy Reckner. 5. When Coach Sautner talks, everyone lis- tens. 6 FRESHMEN — ROW 1: Terry Gorst, Todd Hildebrandt, Pat Wachoiz, Jeff Lokre, Brian Langreck, Rick Freezy, Mike O'Brien. ROW 2: Chad Neumann, Kevin Tremelling, Pat Villalpando, Jason Foth, Les Bainer, Steve DeBuhr, Dean Seitz, Keith Schulz, Bill Ehrendreich, Mike Ackman. 7. Rockets run head on into a tough defense 65 SCOREBOARD Spencer 18 Greenwood 41 NC Spencer 21 Stratford 42 Spencer 21 Loyal 40 NC Spencer 0 Athens 66 Spencer 9 D.C. Everest 48 NC Spencer 29 Abbotsford 20 Spencer 26 Edgar 40 Spencer 51 Granton 12 Spencer 36 Marathon 28 Spencer 18 Neillsville 51 NC Spencer 21 Pittsville 48 1. SENIORS — Todd Christiansen, Dave Sautner, Rick Dietsche. 2. You give? 3. WRESTLERS - ROW 1: Ron Wells, Rick Dietsche, Eric Zenner, John Rindfleisch, Randy Talley, Mark Melander. ROW 2: Todd Christiansen, Dave Sautner, Rod Kerksieck, Dave Kobs, Aaron Talley. ROW 3: Kevin Tremelling, Mitch Melander, Steve DeBuhr, Coach Zenner. 4. Shall we dance? 5. Get off my back! 6. MANAGERS STATS — ROW 1. Jon Hansen, Joni Griepentrog, Billie Darge, Steve Kilty. ROW 2: Sherrie Hebert1, Mi- chelle Pickett, Becky Day, Marie Hoff. 66 The Rocket wrestlers finished the 1983-84 season with a 3-8 dual record and a 3-4 conference record. The squad was not able to fill two weight classes, 98 and 185, which resulted in forfeited matches. The fifteen boys who went out for the sport did give it their best shot though. Two wrestlers advanced to Sec- tional action. They were Rick Dietsche, 105, and Eric Zenner, 112. When the season ended Eric also recorded the most pins, and David Sautner accumulated the most take- downs. 67 The number of girls out for bas- ketball was once again down. But the girls ambitions were not, they worked hard throughout the season and they ended up with a not-so- bad record of 7-11. This year was the first time for the Channel 7 Girls All star team, unfortunately no one from Spencer made it. The Most Valuable Player Award went to Joan Buse. Tina Ni- kolai received the Most Improved, the Offensive Award went to Sta- cey Stephens, the Dynamo Award went to Bev Kobs, the Dynamo Award is given to the player who makes things happen on the court. Joan Buse was also the high re- bounder with 97. Kim Woodkey was the high scorer with 226 points and she made the All Conference Second team. 1. VARSITY — ROW 1: Becky Strey, Bev Kobs, Deb Lekie. ROW 2: Tina Nikolai, Coach Fenske, Joyce Meinders, Kim Wood- key. ROW 3: Sheri Elsinger, Joan Buse, Sta- cey Stephens. 2. STATS AND MANAGERS — ROW 1: Sara Gennett, Roxanne Bymers. ROW 2: Kim Bue, Christine Lipsey. 3. SENIORS: Sheri Elsinger, Becky Strey, Joyce Meinders. 4. Who will get the ball first? 5. Karen waves goodbye to the ball. 6. Sheri shoots for the stars. 7. Tina gets rid of the ball before the opposi- tion strikes. 68 8. JV — ROW 1: Michelle Jicinsky, Cary Lobner. ROW 2: Barb Aumanrt, Angie Neidlein, Kathv Wentzel. ROW 3: Karen Fleischman, Kelly O'Brien, Barb Murphy. 9. Don't punch the referee! SCOREBOARD Spencer 44 Granton 46 Spencer 43 Marathon 65 Spencer 48 Stratford 41 Spencer 50 Athens 53 Spencer 46 Edgar 34 Spencer 37 Pittsville 23 Spencer 33 Prentice 70 Spencer 30 Abby 72 Spencer 40 Marathon 60 Spencer 73 Rib Lake 34 Spencer 46 Granton 49 Spencer 47 Athens 64 Spencer 45 Stratford 40 Spencer 50 Edgar 47 Spencer 46 Prentice 64 Spencer 43 Abby 62 Spencer 52 Pittsville 54 Spencer 60 Rib Lake 47 69 SCOREBOARD Spencer 45 Marathon 78 The Rockets kept improving as Spencer 61 Granton 58 Spencer 60 Granton 29 the season progressed with the help Spencer 43 Marathon 65 Spencer 66 Stratford 56 of their new Head Coach Steve Spencer 43 Stratford 51 Spencer 52 Athens 58 Christensen. Even though they Spencer 51 Athens 58 Spencer 47 Edgar 62 didn't have that many wins, they Spencer 50 Edgar 69 Spencer 59 Prentice 61 kept improving defensively and of- Spencer 40 Prentice 77 Spencer 61 Abby 55 fensively providing the crowd with Spencer 48 Pittsville 69 Spencer 51 Pittsville 52 many close games. Spencer 55 Abby 64 Spencer 51 Rib Lake 56 Overall the Rockets had a confer- Spencer 54 Rib Lake 53 ence record of 5-13. Randy Reckner led the team in scoring with 275 70 3 Rockets Improve As Season Progresses points. Jeff Griepentrog led the team in rebounding with 128. Reckner was named to the Second Team All-Conference and Griepen- trog received All-Conference Hon- orable Mention. 1. SENIORS — ROW 1: Perry Hinrichsen, Greg Oestreich, Mike Endreas, Brad Barnes. ROW 2: Jeff Pokallus, Greg Dallmann, Ran- dy Reckner, Jeff Griepentrog. 2. STATS AND MANAGERS — ROW 1: Tammy Strey, Lisa Bauer. ROW 2: Don Ja- kel, Mark Christman, Robert Pilsner. 3. VARSITY - ROW 1: Perry Hinrichsen, Mike Endreas, Kevin Gamble, Rick Ander- son, Randy Reckner. ROW 2: Jeff Pokallus, Bill Wissell, Greg Oestreich, Mike Ruh- busch, Jeff Griepentrog. ROW 3: Greg Dall- mann, Brad Barnes, Coach Christensen. 4. That's my face not the ball! 5. JV — ROW 1: Mark Butts, Chad Neu- mann, Pat Wachholz, Jeff Lokre, Brian Lan- greck. ROW 2: Doug Kroening, Lester Bainer, Dennis Hebert, Bruce Meyer, Steve Sautner. ROW 3: Terry Gorst, Todd Foth, Dennis Gamble, Keith Schulz, Mike Ack- man. ROW 4: Coach Severson, Coach Aerts. 6. Jump, Jump, Way up! 7. Let's Dance. 8. Up, Up and Away! 71 1. Just one more strike, and we can go home. 2. I always wondered how they could see through all that wire. 3. BASEBALL - ROW 1: Jeff Lokre, Terry Gorst, Steve Sautner, Eric Zenner, Dave Sautner, Rod Kerksieck, Kevin Gamble, Aaron Talley, Todd Hildebrandt. ROW 2: Coach Christensen, Mike Endreas, Terry Foth, Doug Abbott, Jeff Griepentrog, Kevin Pankratz, Greg Oestriech, Randy Reckner, Todd Foth, Mike Ruhbusch, Assistant Gregg Gilhausen, Assistant Bill Stephens. 4. MANAGER: Bob Boucher. 5. Ah, come on! Hit one to me, please. 6. SENIORS: Doug Abbott, Kevin Pankratz, Greg Oestreich, Randy Reckner, Dave Sautner, Mike Endreas, Jeff Griepentrog. 7. I sure feel safer knowing my brother is behind me. 8. It takes a smart head to swing a bat. 72 7 Pitching power plagued the Rockets. Several different guys tried their arms at it but no one seemed to dominate the mound. It was active bats that helped the team to a conference record of 5-4. Eric Zenner's heavy bat swung him a 500 average leading all hitters. The team brought home the Granton Invitational trophy after a hard fought day. 7i LONG JUMP: Tina Nikolai, Cary Lobner, Bev Kobs, Billee Darge. HIGH JUMP: Tina Nikolai, Karen Fleischman. TRIPLE JUMP: Tina Nikolai, Cary Lobner, Karen Fieschman, Julie Lokre. SHOT PUT: Kim Woodkey, Deb Lekie, Nancy Sternweis. DISCUS: Kim Woodkey, Billee Darge, Nancy Sternweis. 100 M HURDLES: Deb Lekie. 300 M HURDLES: Cary Lobner. 100 M DASH: Julie Lokre, Sharon Wells, Conni Strey, Christi Boock, Audra Rux, Kim Abbott, Michelle Fischer. 200 M DASH: Conni Strey, Audra Rux, Tina Nikolai, Melissa Mar- ten, Michelle Fischer. 400 M DASH: Karen Fleischman, Melinda Carpenter, Julie Lokre. 800 M RUN: Nancy Sternweis, An- gie Neidlein, Melinda Carpenter, Jan Christman. 1600 M RUN: Jan Christman, Becky Strey. 3200 M RUN: Becky Strey, Melanie Carpenter. 400 M RELAY: Billee Darge, Julie Lokre, Kim Woodkey, Deb Lekie, Sharon Wells, Kim Abbott, Melissa Marten, Karin Endries, Michelle Fischer. 74 800 M RELAY: Cary Lobner, Shar- on Wells, Conni Strey, Christi Boock, Audra Rux, Kim Abbott, Melissa Marten, Karin Endries, Tina Nikolai. 1600 M RELAY: Jan Christman, Nancy Sternweis, Karen Fleisch- man, Melinda Carpenter, Cary Lobner, Bev Kobs. 1. For Tina it takes only a hop, skip and jump to win. 2. Karen eagerly anticipates the gun. 3. Way to go Sharon! The first to the tape. 4 SENIORS: Julie Lokre, Conni Strey, Becky Strey. 5. STATS AND MANAGERS: Paula Kolb. Brenda Talcott, Joni Griepentrog, Julie Tal- cott, Cindy Gripentrog, and Tammy Schwantes. o. TRACK — ROW 1: Julie Lokre, Becky Strey. Conni Strey. ROW 2: Christi Boock, Sharon Wells, Melissa Marten. Karin En- dries, Kim Abbott. Michelle Fischer. ROW 3: Melinda Carpenter, Tina Nikolai. Kim Woodkey, Deb Lekie, Audra Rux, Karen Fleischman, Jan Christman. ROW 4: Cary Lobner, Bev Kobs. Bille Darge, Coach Zen- ner, Nancy Sternweis, Melanie Carpenter. 7C 1. The tension's mounting. 2. SENIORS: Todd Christiansen, Greg Fleischman, Brian Mondloch. 3. An enthused athlete!?! 4 Make sure the tape's straight. 5. Buck takes a leap. 6. TRACK — ROW 1: Coach Destache, Dave Boucher, John Rindfleisch, Todd Christiansen, John Ault, Dean Seitz, Pat Wachholz. ROW 2: Mark Butts, Ron Au- mann, Dennis Gamble, Kevin Trcmelling, Tim Ault. ROW 3: Steve DeBuhr, Mitch Melander, Keith Schulz, Jason Foth, Neil Sternweis, Greg Fleischman, Brian Mond- loch. 7. I've heard of walking on water, but run- ning on air? 8. Oh no! Where's my contact? 9. This pole vaulter puts his best side for- ward. LONG JUMP: Greg Fleischman, Brian Mondloch, Craig Elsinger, Jason Foth, Dave Boucher, John Rindfleisch. HIGH JUMP: Greg Fleischman, Mitch Melander, Neil Sternweis. TRIPLE JUMP: Todd Christiansen, Randy Talley, Brian Mondloch. SHOT PUT: Keith Schulz, Kevin Tremelling, Dennis Fleischman, Dennis Gamble, Pat Wachholz. 7b DISCUS: Kevin Tremelling, Den- nis Gamble, Dennis Fleischman, Keith Schulz, Pat Wachholz. POLE VAULT: Todd Christiansen, Steve DeBuhr, Tim Ault, Dean Seitz. 110 M HIGH HURDLES: Neil Sternweis. 300 M LOW HURDLES: Neil Sternweis, John Rindfleisch, Jason Foth, Ron Aumann. 100 M DASH: Todd Christiansen, Dennis Gamble, Brian Mondloch, Craig Elsinger, Dave Boucher, Dean Seitz, Pat Wachholz. 200 M DASH: Greg Fleischman, Brian Mondloch, Craig Elsinger, Ron Aumann, Jason Foth. 400 M DASH: Greg Fleischman, Jason Foth, Mitch Melander. 800 M DASH: Mitch Melander, John Ault, Tim Ault, Randy Talley, Kevin Tremelling. 1600 M RUN: Steve DeBuhr, John Ault, Randy Talley, Tim Ault. 3200 M RUN: Steve DeBuhr, Ran- dy Talley, John Ault, Tim Ault. 400 M RELAY: Dennis Gamble, Ron Aumann, Craig Elsinger, Todd Christiansen, Brian Mondloch. 1600 M RELAY: Jason Foth, John Rindfleisch, Mitch Melander, Neil Sternweis, Ron Aumann. 77 OGA S-Club Work Together The OGA and S-Club got togeth- er to sell pizzas to help raise money. The proceeds were used to buy some audio-visual equipment to tape sports events and an ice ma- chine for ice treatments in place of cold packs. Both clubs were also seen selling concessions for winter sports. The S-Club also sponsored a weight lifting contest open to all high school students. 1. Brenda and Christine count their pizzas. 2. Everyone gathers for pizza sales. 3. S-CLUB OFFICERS — ROW 1: Secretary Treasurer Randy Mess, Vice President Dave Sautner, President Mike Endreas. 4. Coach Destache organizes the pizza sales. 5. OGA — ROW 1: Denise Gennett, Ann Burke, Joyce Meinders, Cindy Gripentrog, Brenda Talcott, Conni Strey, Julie Lokre, Vickie Strey. ROW 2: Tammy Strey, Angie Neidlein, Becky Strey, Lisa Bauer, Christine Lipsey, Rochelle Reckner, Laurie Gropp, Darla Roder, Aria Taylor. ROW 3: Melissa Marten, Lori Wiersig, Bev Kobs, Tina Niko- lai, Deb Lekie, Billie Jo Darge, Nancy Stern- weis, Melinda Carpenter, Cary Lobner. ROW 4: Cindy Caldwell, Sheri Elsinger, Kim Woodkey, Joan Buse, Stacey Stephens. 6. OGA OFFICERS — Vice President Ann Burke, Student Government Representative Lisa Bauer, President Sheri Elsinger, Secre- tary Treasurer Kim Woodkey. 7. S-CLUB — ROW 1. Randy Mess. ROW 2: Neil Sternweis, Greg Oestreich, Dave Sautner, Randy Reckner, Jeff Griepentrog, Mike Endreas. ROW 3: Tim Boushan, Larry John Lang, Todd Christiansen, Rod Kerk- sieck. ROW 4: Mitch Melander, Kevin Gamble, Ricky Anderson, Mike Ruhbusch, Steve Sautner, Brian Mondloch. ROW 5: Perry Hinrichsen, Greg Fleischman, Kevin Pankratz. 78 80 1. BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS - TOP: Captain Conni Strey, Amy Lang, Julie Lokre, Connie Lawrence, Sharon Wells. 2. Sharon and Vicki move to the beat. 3. WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS — ROW 1: Captain Josie Nowak. ROW 2: Laurie Gropp, Vicki Strey, Joan Vanek. ROW 3: Tammy Strey. 4. GO BIG RED! 5. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS - ROW 1: Captain Lori Wiersig, Sherrie Vanderhoff. ROW 2: Laurie Gropp, Connie Lawrence. ROW 3: Josie Nowak, Vicki Strey, Sharon Wells. 6. Julie and Conni cheer during halftime. SPECIAL EVENTS 1. LOUIS ARMSTRONG JAZZ AWARD: Vicky Hederer. 2. SWING CHOIR AWARD: Conni Strey. 3. FREDERIC CHOPAN PIANO AWARD: Julie Lokre. 4. NATIONAL CHORAL AWARD: Lisa Ruhbusch. 5. BADGER GIRL AND BOY: Nancy Sternweis and Tom Hebert. 6. JOHN PHILIP SOUSA AWARD: Dan Oelrich. 7. SPORTS AWARDS: Marshfield News Herald Boy Athlete, Kevin Gamble; Marshfield News Herald Girl Athlete, Tina Nikolai; WIAA Scholar Athlete, Greg Oestreich. 84 8. ELKS AWARDS — ROW 1: 9. RAY HARRELL DRAMA Home Economics, Lisa Bauer; Art, AWARD: Mike Endreas. Vicky Hederer; English, Pamela Kolb; Mathematics, Don Jakel. ROW 2: Girl Athlete, Becky Strey; Business, Christine Lipsey; Music, Lisa Ruhbusch; Science, Brenda Talcott; Industrial Arts, Brian Mondloch. ROW 3: Agriculture, Tom Weidman; Boy Athlete, David Sautner; Social Science, Greg Oes- treich; Foreign Language, Doug Abbott. Yea For Students Since Homecoming was scheduled early this year, September 23, Student Government had little time to organize the week's events. But they put their minds together and came up with a tug-of-war, an obstacle course, dozens of donuts, lots of suckers, and some faculty pyramids. Two days were set aside for special dress: Buccaneer Day and 50's Day. Thursday night the bon fire was lit, and students snake danced in the rain. On Friday, game day, students wore red and white and their favorite hats and sunglasses to show school spirit. King Greg Oestreich and Queen Rochelle Reckner reigned over the dance which followed the game. 1. HOMECOMING COURT: Ann Burke escorted by Greg Fleisch- man, Lisa Bauer escorted by Jeff Griepentrog, Queen Rochelle Reckner escorted by King Greg Oestreich, Sheri Elsinger escorted by Kevin Pankratz, Conni Strey escorted by Todd Christiansen. 86 The pressure was put on the stu- dents to decide if they wanted Win- ter Olympics to take place or not. Since Homecoming showed a lack of participation, students had to participate in Winter Olympics. Participate is what they did! There was a big turn out for snow sculpturing, a trivia contest was held, and students dressed Ha- waiian on Friday for the Gong Show. Those that could stomach the festivities ate donuts and sun- daes during the days set aside for Winter Olympics. It was a mid-winter break we needed. 1. Lying down on the job as usual. 2. Are Conni and Julie in love again? 3. It took two years, but Mitch finally won with his jokes. 4. Our ding-a-lings. 5. Typical student driver, in the snowbank again. 88 5 Spring Games Are Just For Fun This year Spring Olympics was held a little later than other years. On May 10 we had Hawaiian Dress-up Day. Then on May 11 students got the afternoon off for Spring Olympics. Events that were held were the Food Relay, the Class Jump Rope, The Egg Toss, the Obstacle Course, and the Balloon Toss. Two new events that were held were the Fris- bee Toss and the Bat Spin. The Bat Spin was enjoyed by all including the faculty and Mr. Colletti. There was no winner for the Spring Olympics, it was just for fun. 1. Michelle gets her face full of whipped cream 2. Round and round they go, where they stop nobody knows. 3. Easy does it. 4. Angie and Melissa try their skill in the Jump Rope contest. 5. Greg got the worse end of the deal. 89 It was a quiet evening in May for Just You and I that brought out prom lovers and stars. Those at- tending the '84 Junior Prom en- tered the gym through a large light- ed silver star and found themselves in a starry atmosphere of dark blue, light blue, and silver streamers. A stair case to the stars hovered over an angelic star pool. Prom goers watched from their candle-lit tables as Mike Ruhbusch and Kristine Johnson were crowned King and Queen of the prom. Music for the evening, was provided by WIFC disc jockeys. 90 1. Now what was that order? Dark blue, light blue, silver? 2. COURT — ROW 1: Sherrie Vanderhoof escorted by Kevin Gamble, Reigning King and Queen Mike Ruhbusch and Kristine Johnson, Billee Darge escorted by Rod Kerkseick. ROW 2: Joan Vanek escorted by Steve Kilty, '83 Queen and King Laurie Gropp and Greg Oestreich, Bev Kobs escort- ed by Scott Weister. 3. Out with the old and in with the new. 4. What we parents do for our kids! 5. Give me my carpet back! 6. What is that I smell? 7. Where is it? It was here a minute ago. 8. What a demotion! From lead fairy in the Fourth Grade play, to this. 9. The court dances to Just You And I . 91 igS4 (2ommzncs.ms.nt R. J. Tack Auditorium Friday, May 18, 1984 ■ 8:00 p.m CLASS MOTTO: If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can become it. CLASS COLORS: Maroon and Silver CLASS FLOWER: White Rose HONOR STUDENTS Douglas Abbott Brenda Talcott Greg Oestreich Sherrie Hebert Christine Hebert Donald Jakel Brian Mondloch )2 PROCESSIONAL • Pomp and Circumstance ......... Edgar Elgar INVOCATION..................................Fr. A. H. Bofenkamp STUDENT ADDRESS......................................Conn. Stray Julie Lokre Becky Stray CLASS SONG................................................ Memory SLIDE PRESENTATION NARRATION Lisa Bauer Joyce Memders PRESENTATION OF AWARDS CLASS Prm. Joseph Colletti PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS Supt James W D1UI.0 BENEDICTION ............................... Fr. A. H. Bofenkamp RECESSIONAL • “Fanfare and Recessional James Ployhar 3 UNSUNG HERO AWARD: Pamela Kolb Jeff Pokallus WAYNE GEHRKE MEMORIAL: Douglas Abbott LION OUTSTANDING STUDENT: Greg Oestreich LION OUTSTANDING ATHLETES: Becky Strey Todd Christiansen SPENCER STATE BANK AWARD: Brenda Talcott Greg Oestreich 1. Look out Mr. D., here I come! 2. We've got style. 3. Thanks for the memories. 4. Hey, no sweat. 5. To think we made it with Business Law or not. 93 Thanks . .. The 1984 Rocket Staff would like to thank the following patrons for donations needed to make this yearbook possible. A special thank you is given to Jon Burnett, Photography, John H. Keel, Photography, and the Tribune Gleaner for supplying pictures. = $10 = $20; = $35. 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