University of Wisconsin Stout - Tower Yearbook (Menomonie, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1979 volume:

2 POTPOURRI PG. PEOPLE 4 PERFORMANCE 57 PROCEDURE 9 1 PASTIMES 108 Abrakson. Nuhule Kwat Abrakson. Rhoda Abramowski, Deborah Abranuson, J. Adamczyk, Judith Adike. Kobiam Ahlstrand. Cynthia Ahmed. Chafe Akanji. David Amadi, Mac Annis. Kim Antoni. Dieter Aulwes. Patrick Ayres. Robert Backstrom. Terry Baldwin. Sharon 8 Baltus, Janet Bann. Joseph Barbato. Debi Barnes. Eutence Barilla, Faye Bartsch. Kathleen Bauchle. Peter Baumer. James Beedlow. Joseph Beer, Sherree !| Behm, Anne Behm, Randy Bell. Rebecca Bender, Joanne Benrud, Peggy Berg. Paul Bethke. Pat Bethke, Tim Betz, Leslie Beuthlieng. Gary Biertzer. Thomas Black. Michael Blaha. John Blevins, Elaine Blexrud. Nancy Bloechl. Josephine Bohmert. Dixie Boniface. Tina Bornie. Khstine Brackett. Gayle Brady, Lawrence Brandt. Mark $randt, Mark Breska, Cathleen Beggemann, Bebra Breen, Joan prendel, Mary Brian, Carolyn Britten, Ellen Brofka, Vicki Brown, David Buettner, Bill Sunday, Janet Buoye, Sannuel  K Burger, Gary Burstad, Debra Busch, Fred Bylander, Daniel Dameir. Walter Davia. Jana Dean, Cheryl Delucca, Kenneth Delvechio. Tim Derosier, Dan Dickrel!, Karen Dillingham, Kathi Dingmann. Pamela Docta. Janine Dolezil. Linda Doring, Ann Dorow, Doug Dosedla. Brigitte Drake. Diane Draves, Robert Dreyer. Chris Durard. Paul Eaton. Debra Eaton. Timm Ehresman, Lynn Eibel. Lynn Eidenberger. Peggy Ellias. Patrick Empie. Paul Engelbreckt. Neil Engen. Margie Engman. Mary Erickson. Terri Eriandson. Janis Ertl. Betty Fahomogbon. Micheal Fahser. Cindy Fandry, Mark Farah. Mitchell Featherstone, Janice Fellows. Sue Finch. Christy Fischer, Lori Flynn, Raymond Frederickson. Lorraine Friebel. Daniel Furhrmann. Cindy Fuller. John ♦ Funke. John Gaire. Karen Gaither, Judy Gaither. Steve Gama. Nancy Gambo, Abder Gane. Pamela Garity, Joann Geerdes. Brad Gerke. Judith Giese. Linda Gobar, Bonnie Goebelt, Thomas Green. Nancy Greenway, Mark Gritzmacher, Gary Guberud. Mary Gysin. Bestey Haar. Jeanine Haas. Doug Hansen. Jeff Hanson. James Hanson, Lynn Hammer, Kim Harden, Kim Harrison. James Harrison. Winston Hasselquist. Heidi Haugen, Michelle Haupt, Bethann Hause. Gerald Hawkins. Cythia Hawkinson, Karen Hayes, Lois Hayford. Michele Hebbe. Monica Heck. Debra Heeler. Marilyn Heinemann. Rebecca Helgeson. Joan Herman. Patrica Hernandez, Arturo Herfetdt. Tonn Herzog. Bill Hesselbrock. Gail Hierl, Julia Hill. Alice HIrsch. Nancy 18 I— Hitter. Robert Holcomb, Diane Mollis, Jim Holman. Beth Wymore Hotman, Dennis Holsten. Marcia Holtslander. Kim Hoppe, Gail Horsman. Cindy Hofstrom. Mary Hub. Steven Hunt. Bob Hurlburt. Sally Imjhal. Barbara Janisse. James Janssen, Cindy Jarvis, Bill Jasurda. Deborah Jefferds. John Jeffers. Mark ; V J John, Micheal Johnson. Don Johnson, Jody Johnson, Karen Johnson, Kathy Johnson. Shelia Jones. Christine Jordan, Bruce Jordan. Lynn Joseph, Steven Julson, Susan Kalstrom, Kristine 20 Kettering, Sandra Kettleborough. Melody Kilber. David Kilian, Kathleen Kirkland, Debra Klemenhagen. Sue Klevsahl, Robin Knudtson. Steven Knton, Marijune Koehler, J. Koets. Mary Jo Koivula, Sharon Koon. Rickie Kracht. Cindy Kromanaker, Julie Kron, Anna Kronebusch, Clara Krueger. Mark Kuckuk. Lynn Landgraf, Barbara Lankau. Lenarod Larijani, John Larson, Lori Lancille, Jeff Larual-Salase. Olakunle Lathers. Mark Leathernan, Cynthia L. Leenouts, Marty 22 Leja, David Leopolo. Thomas Luetzow, Brian Ltegel. Marcus Long. Bruce Long. Debra Lovgren. Diane Lucas. Lynn Lukoski, Tinn Lund, Steven Lungwitz, MaryLou Lunn, Sue Manes. J. J. Mannel. Patricia Marquardt. John Martin, Sharon 2 Matchey, Nancy Mayfeild, Janet McMahon, Robert Menard, Patricia Mercer. Eric Messa. Mathew Messerer, Rebecca Metzner, Nancy Meyer, Betty Meyers. Maria Miller, Daniel Macco, Daniel Moss. Lisa Motiff, Nancy Motola, John Mrdjenovich, Patrice 1 24 Muehlbauer. Judy Mueller. Sharon Mueller, Wendy Murphy. Ruthann Nelson. Daniel Nelson, Debra Nelson. Jana Nelson, Joan Nelson, Linda Nennig. Linda Nicolaus, Donald Nail, Robert Novak, Catherine Nwuche. Geoffrey Obung, Tonyo O ' Donnell, Terri Oelke. Nadine Oleson. Jr., Peter Olson, Daniel Olson. Les Oshaughnessy, Maureen Osowski, Pamela Ostoic. HoUy Otter, Terri Packer, Jill Paine. Barbara Parker. John Parks, Steven Pavlovich, Sanda Paulson, Cynthi Paulson. Roger Pederson, Ruth 26 Peterson, Kay Peterson. Sharon Peterson. Susan Pickel. NanyJo Pitterle. Daniel Plansky. Joan Podmolik, David Pohlod. Shirly Preston. Dean Price. Mark Pronschinske. Rochelle Pugh, Dana Pulle. Samuel Quilling, Sandra Rank. Cheryl Rankin. Margaret Rasmussen, Carol Ratzsch, Lisa Recci, David Reichow. Barbara Reinert. Cheryl Reinhaldz. Susan Renderman. Richard Renner, Mary 26 Rinta. Catherine Ristow, Donald Robbins. Karen Roberts, Glen Robertson. Sue Robinson, Norma Romual. Cindy Rolvedt. Randy Rothaupt, Richard Roubik. Cynthia Ruck. Bill Ruetten, Lyn Runzheimer. Mark Ruscher. Paul Russell. Virginia Ruthardt. David Schaeppi. Barbara Schellinger. Barbara Schiel. Peggy Schimek. Karen Schleif, Ron Schreck. Greg Schreiner. Roberta Schroder. Julie Schultze, Mark Schwalbe. Sharon Schwoerer. Mark Sciarro, Paul Secord. Jeanne Shadis. Cinda Shady. Kim Shannon. Maureen 30 Shipp, Penny Siefert. Joel Sieff, Martha Siewert. Angela Sinnon, Joan Sinnonds. Roger Solberg. Steve Solie, Kathryn Sommers, Mary Sonn. Daniel Sorenson, April Sperlich. Wanda Spohn, Alice Staege, Pamela Stebbins. Jeffery Steen, Nancy Stenam, Benjamin Stone. Dennis Stram, Jani Strand. Lance Strelow, Janet Stutt. Ellie Supman. Micheal Sutton. Steven Surwillo. Andy Svendsen, Jeanne Swain. Susan Swenson, Roberta Swoboda. James Tansil. Carol Taylor, Mark Thomas, Debra 32 Thomas. Sandra Thoreson. David Thoreson. Steve Tibbits. Catherine Teitgen. Mary Tollefson. Vicki Tooker. Lydia Tschudy. Marilyn Turchany. Rene Turotte, John Turek. Karen Turek. Katherin Turenske. Gary Tushar. Anthony Van Grouw. Ruth Vanheuvein, Tonya Van Hullie. Gary Vener, Janet Wagner. Arthur Wagner, Jim Wagner. John Wagner, Michael Waite. Kerrie Walby. Janet Walby, Jayne Walker. Sue Wallerius, Paul Wanecke. Kevin Watry. Nancie Webber, Peggy Weisha ' jpt, Vivian Weisheipl. Julie Wendt . Nancy West, Linda Weyers, Christine White, James 34 Wild, Carl Will, Richard Willegal, Rose Wilson, Randy Winistorfere, James Winkler, Steve Wojchik, Phyllis Woji, Evans Wolover, Lurinda Wulff, Joanne Yager, Sylvia Yahr, Steve Youngren, Cheryl Zable, Sandy Zell. Wendy ZembinskI, Jeanne Ziegler, David Ziervogel, Karen Zimmerman, Tim Zoerb, Rick Zorn, Linda Zuuefelhofer. Lee Anaas, Randy Anclam, Keith Apel, Duane Arp. Steve Beestman, Jane Berg, Melody Bernard. Kay Cobian, Thomas Condit, Gary Colwell, Jannes Diehn, Patrick Foley. Theresa Frederick, Carol Gandera, Joan Geurts, Roy Gillespie. Timothy Govin. Tony Harm, Lucille Herzig, Lori Hurlburt, Harold Kari, Linda Kippley, Tom McCumber, Cathy Nitchkey. James Ortiz, Sergio Quinn, Moira Seubert, Leslie Strobel, Vicki Webber, Mark Yankovich, Philip 38 Head Residents Sue Adams - JTC Mike Anderson - CKTO Julie Berg - Fleming Tom Bothwell - Wigen Alan Hallauer - HKMC Dave Kilber - HKMC Diane Lutz - AFM Craig Schmitt - North Tom Voight - South HKMC First Milnes And First Hansen Second Milnes And Second Hansen Third Milnes And Third Hansen hourth Milnes And Fourth Hansen First Chinnock And First Keith V Second Chinnoc And Second Keith North First D And Third D Second D And Fourth D Second F And Fourth F First E And Third E Second E And Fourth E First F North First Froggatt And First Antrim Second Froggatt And Second Antrim Third Froggatt And Third Antrim Fourth Froggatt And Fourth Antrim Second McCalmont Third McCalmont Dorms Fourth McCalmont Fleming First Second Third Fleming Fourth Fleming CKTO First Getting And First Kranzusch CKTO . Second Getting And Second Kranzusc Third Getting And Third Kranzuscl- I 1 Fourth Getting And Fourth Kranzuscf It t I First Tustison And First Curran Second Tustison . And Second Curran Third Tustison W And Third Curran Dorms Fourth Tustison And 1 Fourth Curran South First A And Third A First B And Third B First C And Third C Second B And Fourth B Second A And Fourth A Dorms p Second C C fi And Fourth C 1 Callahan 55 Second Callahar Third Callahan PERFORMANCE Yakety Yakety-Yak! As with many Stout programs Forensics is a learning experience. It allows students to develop their speaking skills through a variety of activities, both competitive and non- competitive. The Forensicsquad enters speech meets in Wisconsin and neighboring states. They also host many meets on campus. This year the twenty-nine students were advised by Michael Nicolai and Raymond Hayes. SPORTS Football Moves By Strides And Leaps 62 In the preceding thirteen years there hasn ' t been the excitement in Stout football that there was this season. Posting a 7-3 season record and a 5-3 conference mark, the ' 78 Bluedevil gridiron squad set some twenty eight records for individual and team performance on both the offense and defense. Head Coach Lyie Eidsness. in his second year at Stout, took a team with a 77 record of 2-8 and made them winners. The team looses only a few to graduation or transfer to other schools so 1979 looks bright indeed. 65 Out Of This Mess, Which One Will Be First?! 66 LS.D. LSD has a completely different meaning to a Cross Country runner. The mind altering process isn ' t one induced chemically, but rather is spiritual instead. LSD is the slogan used by the team to describe their training regime and it stands for Long, Slow. Distance. Seemingly endless miles in preparation for five mile courses. Long romps through the country side for half hour races. Dr. Lou Klitzke of the Education and Psychology Dept. served his second year as coach of the team, and under his teachings they were able to mark a good year, including winning their own Blue Devil invitational meet at Homecoming. Is that any way to warm up? Queens Of The Court Queens of the court ' was a title well deserved by this years womens tennis team. Conning from a 0-8 record last year to this years 6-8. not only showed their hard work but their loyalty to the game of love. Some fancy footwork by Sue Scarseth. Front Row: Carol Sanders. Laura Utoft. Pam Jette. Beth Bauer. Sue Scarseth. Back Row: Cindy Nelson. Wen dy Evan. Mary Guberud. Janice Sonnenberg. Connie Nelson. Donna Roe (coach) 68 Volleyball UW Stout Girls Varsity Volleyball Team. 71 A tough to beat Stout team faces Lacrosse as the reteree reviews the rules. Soccer Kicks Along I • 72 Womens Gymnastics First Row. Maria Ames. Debby Pavek. Mariann Dicker. Second Row: Missy Mund. Lon Misura. Third Row Tammy Grandt. Nancy Bergstresser. Billie Jo Myers. Fourth Row: Marge Heuring. Diane Knutson Denise Davidson. Mens Gymnastics First Row: Paul Wagner. Tom Brown. Bill. Barry Bian. Roger Hepakoski. Scott Larkin. Second Row: Marty Franzkowiah. Mike Liveri. Mike Collins. David Flynn. Scott Richter. Kim Olson. Ben Way. Coach Zuerleir. Third Row: Scott Allman. Jeff Thielke. John Rauth. Brian Rother. Ryan Sweeney. n UW-Varsity Basketball A flying leap! Pearson. Mueller. Watinow 80 UW stout Freshman Team TRUE BLUE CHEERS S2 83 Row One: Debbie Mayer. Judy Diercks. Tricia Scott. Chris Dreyer. Vicki Mohr. Jean Madsen. Row Two; Anna Brown. Patty McClary. Mary Koop. Mary Hofstrom. Cerise Staff. Donna Weinmeister. Row Three: Laurie Heynnans. Colleen Bentley, Merrie Marohl. Vicki Payne. Terri Case. Jane Jacobson, Terri Reed. Patti Hovland, LeaAnn Collison. Opposite page: Lower left: Patty shows us good balance. Upper right: The ladies kick for the sky. Lower right: A little soft shoe. This page: Upper left: A second ' s rest before the show. Middle left: How do we get up from here? Lower left: What a half time show. Upper right: And here we come. Lower right: Shake your tootie. SIGNATURES 88 SIGNATURES 8 PHOTOGRAPHS 90 PROCEDURES FORWARD: Chancellor Robert Swanson BACK: Wesley Sommers, Assistant Chancellor for Administrative Services Samuel Wood. Dean of Students John Furlong. Assistant to Chancellor Wesley Face. Vice Chancellor. 92 Academic Affairs Administrative Team SEATED Deans: John Stevenson. School of Education Theodore Baker. School of Liberal Studies Herbert Anderson. School of Industry and Technology David Barnard, Learning Resources and Assistant Vice Chancellor J. Anthony Samenfink. School of Home Economics Nelva Runnalls, Curriculum. Research and Graduate Studies. STANDING: Thomas Allen. Chairperson for Faculty Senate John Van Osdale, Director of Continuing Education and Summer School Wesley Face. Vice Chancellor Vicki Rozak. Vice President of Academic Affairs of the Student Senate Earl Gierke, Assistant Vice Chancellor 9 students moving to Stout this fall were not the only ones to make a big move. The textbook rental service also moved from behind the fieidhouse to the first floor of Ray Hall. Being in Ray Hall has its advantages. There is more floor space al- lowing more freedom for students while searching for books. It also allows more students to stand inside out of the cold during the winter. Probably the biggest advantage of being in Ray Hall is that it is more convenient for those hard working Stout students. SIGNATURES 98 SIGNATURES Just about every student on campus has had the op- portunity to eat a nneal at the commons or Tainter food service. There is usually something to please every appe- tite, whether it be a salad for those who eat light or meat and potato eaters. And. of course there is always a choice of desserts. Besides planning and preparing the food for every day meals, the food service caters special dinners and banquets upon request for dorms, floors, and organi- zations. Special dinners are also provided for special oc- casions and holidays. Students this year enjoyed a cos- tume contest on Halloween with prizes of food going to the best costume. They were entertained by a Polka band while enjoying a German meal for Octoberfest. Mouths watered at Thanksgiving and at Christmas when students enjoyed cornish hens and steak. Probably one of the most memorable meals was a five foot submarine sand- wich which ten people devoured. Lifesavers. a part of living. Grand Feast for Oktoberfest Music to dine by. Phi Sig Chi Lamba 104 Misc. Times PASTIMES Home Economic On Friday Oct. 7 the Stout students had the opportuni- ty to attend a Home Economics Conference. In the Morn- ing they had special speakers and different workshops. This left the afternoon free to attend the style show. The show had clothes fashioned after King Henry the Eight era. Ms. Sarah Cox was the coordinator with the help of Fashion Forum. Sampling the goodies. This was a favorite of King Henry the Eight. This is how you do it. Solar cooking? SAVE ■TIME MONEY • ENBtGY -NUTRfNTS I RAVOR CO ■rm k pnsTo mam w . . Industrial Ed. The theme for this year ' s Industrial Education Confer- ence was A Changing Technology Program . There were many different speakers and demonstrations. Leader- ship in Educational Administration , and Beginning Building Construction were just two of the the subjects that were covered. The three demonstrations were Plastic Processing Demo . Energy Demo , and The Use Of Practicum Education In Manufacturing Labs . There was a special attraction that featured a handcraft- ed airplane which was constructed by twenty five teach- ers that were attending Stout this past summer. Scanning the horizon. Homecoming Win The 1978 Homecoming week brought many good times. The Homecoming festivi- ties were kicked off by skit night at which each sponsor presented a skit introducing candidates for King and Queen. The honor of being Homecoming Royalty went to H.K.M.C. ' s Joe Dimeglio and Janet James. The whole campus really got into the spirit of homecoming. Students enjoyed brat fries, tug- of- wars and Oh yes, there was even the swallowing of real live mimnows. The high point of the Homecoming festivi- ties came when the Stout Bluedevils de- feated the Stevens Point Pointers 21 to 7. The Homecoming dance brought an end to the weeks activities, but the memories still live in the hearts of all. Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra The sounds echoing from Johnson Fieldhouse this evening were not of basketballs but of the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra. Selections from Strauss. Brahms, and Tchaikousky thrilled the PHOTOGRAPHS 117 The Tower Staff would like to thank the people who helped with the publication of this Yearbook. TKank You! 118