Tomah Junior High School - Echo Yearbook (Tomah, WI)

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Enrichment Activities Front Row: Danielle Jewell, Todd Fritz, Judd Riggs, Cindy Wildes, Angie Robinson, Kris Kobel, Heidi Schaller, Sherry Jilek. Row 2: Nicole Gebhordt, Carmen Griffin, Sandy Wanta, Corrie Petranek, Jenny Muehlenkomp, Andrea Fowcette, Kristin Gernetzke, Dawn Baldwin. Row 3: Tina Chroninger, Erica Welch, Andrea Klitzke, Sue Schoppe, Lisa Schwertfeger, Becky Seflow, Chris Brinkmoeller, David Kuehl, Ed Helton. Missing: Nikki Rouse, Tanya Mro- tek, Kris Stolzmon, Michelle Waite, Heather Vlosk, Chad Arrowsmith, Amon- da Neitzel, Sandi Johnson, Doug Brieske, Travis Smith, Scott VonHuevel, Amy Moser, John Smothers, Bob Thompson, Karen Calkins, Kurt Thornton, Andy Pierce, Joe Juracich, Tom Coleman, Keith Butcher, John Molinger, Mrs. Sanders kld- visorl In October the Art Club went to the Renaissance Festival in Minnesota. Sue Schappe is showing the new Mona Lisa look. ART CLUB 51

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Spanish and Art Clubs Pro vide i4 Fellow Spanish students watch as Heather Show tries to break open her pinata. Spanish II Offered to Freshmen This year there is a new alter- nate course of the Tomah Junior High School. If is Spanish II. This class is offered only to freshman students who have passed Spon- ish I. This year there are nine stu- dents in Spanish I. Spanish l and II are taught by Mrs. Friedl, who also taught three hours of Spanish I at the Tomoh Junior High last year. In Spanish I students are taught basic vo- cabulary and simple culture of Spanish speaking countries. In Spanish II skills and vocabulary are reviewed and a more indepth look at the culture of Spain is also studied. 50 SPANISH CLUB Front Row; Alex Lueck, Kim Henry, Stacie O'Connor, Lori Strong, Korlo Ostlie. Row 2: Tracy Ulteig, Ann Roberts, Tonya VonWychen, Becky Likely, John Stolzman, Doino Ber- Zins, Rebecca Muehlenkomp, Mary Jo Haas, Tonya Boos. Row 3: Kelly VanNess, Heather Show, Karyi Olsen, Troy Finnigon, Brenda Berry, Natasha Thompson, Jolene Schuh, Tina Chroninger, Mrs. Friedl. Row 4: Angie Robinson, Mary Mlsno, Melanie Clay, Teri Betth- ouser, Trevor Vernier, Doug Boun, Kurt Friedl, Mike Wallace. Missing: Jenny Rengert.

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Organizations Impro ve Front Row: Advisor, Mrs. Smith, Sandy Welton, Tina Nelson, Dena Giesen, Steffnie Streeter, Amy Greeno, Jenny DeFord, Sue Voltz, Kim Henry, Becky Colioway, Michelle Wood, Michelle Trindol, Row 2: Doni Hoog, Karla Thompson, Cathie Soulier, Shelly Thorson, Alicia Batten, Karla Ostlie, Laurie Linenberg, Nicky Gray, Melonee Sparks, Tammy Pierce. Row 3: Becky Gillette, Mary Granger, Erin Stebbins, Kris Toutges, Sheri Birner, Lori Hormei, Kim Lenz, Jenny Birner, Teresa Walsh, ShelIy Schultz. Row 4: Rose Marie Janu- sheske, Mary Jo Haas, Alicia Gillette, Sorene Erickson, Cindy Pierce, Tonya Johnson, Shelly Thielen, Sheliy Garrells, Becky Se- flow, Kris Riddle. Row 5: Denise Swanson, Veronica Shaw, Michelle Chambers, Julie Burton, Kelly Franzwa, Kristo Brohmer, Sue Schoppe, Dawn Miller, Kris Peth, Chris Brinkmoeller. Becky Gillette 0nd Nicky Gray enjoy themselves at the bowling alley, one of the Home Ec's many activi- ties. Home Ec. Club This year the Home Ec. Club, advised by Mrs. Smith, took trips to Great America, Mitchelle Pork Conservatory, the Milwaukee Zoo, House on the Rock, 0 pizza party at Vlosek's Lanes, 0 swimmingt volleyball party at Ft. McCoy, roller skating at 8- Wheels, and innertubing at Gordie Stelter's. All of their activities were paid for by Candy Sales, which the club has every year. At Christmas, they prepared fruit and food baskets to be distributed. 52 HOME EC. CLUB