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

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1981 volume:

TOWER ' 81 VOL. LXXII UW-STOUT MENOMONIE, WI. Introduction 1-7 Fall 8-51 Winter 52-81 Spring 82-128 YOU ASKED FOR IT - YOU GOT IT! 2 PUNK ROCK . FIDDLES TURKEY GEORGE QUEEN ANNE PARTIES FRISBEE 6 FOOTBALL FALLING ROOMS ROOMS ROOMS ROOMS ROOMS ROOMS ROOMS 1. Sheila Murphy in her apartment above the Chamber of Commerce. 2. Jeanette Thomas and Terri Flagg. LABS PLUS LECTURES EQUAL LEARNING CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES 1. Tom Ra«ther in Technical Illustrating. 2. Reorganizing class schedules at preregistration. 3. Now it ' s time to get those books. UNIVERSITY SPEAKER SERIES Ralph Nader and Frances Fitzgerald were among the five outstanding speakers presented by the newly formed University Speakers Series Commission. Also presented in this successful first season were Paul Ehrlich - author of the best selling paperback The Population Bomb ; Daniel Ford - speaking on the dangers of nuclear power and Gloria Steinem - America ' s fore most activist in the feminist movement. The first speaker was Ralph ader. America ' s well known social critic spoke on Energy Monopolies and Energy Consum- ers: Who ' s Winning? He spoke of the growing imperialism of multinational corporations and government. Pulitzer Prize Winner Frances Fitgerald was the other speaker presented fall semester. She talked of the changes that affect history textbooks and explained some of the information found in her book America Revised which criticizes the Publishing Houses for changing textbooks and their accounts of history in order to sell more books. , 18 HOMECOMING ' 80 OouLse it Abuse it — you lose it was one theme for the UW-Stout 1980 Homecoming. Students were warned that the fate of future Homecom- ings depended on how they conducted them- selves this year and, in a letter to the Stoutonia, Chancellor Swanson urged students to maintain themselves. Because of problems relating to crowd and traffic control — the annual Home- coming parade was cancelled. The Chi Lambda fraternity was then granted a permit for a small parade limited to the campus area — but these plans also fell through. In spite of or perhaps because of all the negative advance publicity surrounding Homecoming, the weekend went quite smoothly. The theme for the skits and lobby decorations was Bluegrass is no country for the pwinters and the Bluedevils proved this by defeating Stevens Point in the Saturday afternoon geime. 20 COUNTRY FOR THE POINTERS First row: Bri n Niehaus. Randy Sather. Jerome LatKan. Joct Kuchta. Paul Mueller. Jerry Rubatt, Tommy Schuler. Ken Karlman, Mikey Van Rite, Tim Pabkh. Kevin Hoffman. Mark Swoboda. Tom Paulus, Kerry Hafncr. Tim Wild. Second row: Mark Klatt. Matt Hutton. Pete Young. Tom Hanson, Tony Huemann, Brad Tenpas. Bruce J.W. Conner, Bob Johnson, Fraru Zillner, Ron Thels. Steve Uscensky, Terry Feil, Terry Wetnfurter, Bruce Otto. Doug Fuller. Third row: Rod Meysembourg. Jim Romenesko. Phil Smith. Steve Paidosh, Chris Rodgers. Paul Helm. Frank Lorenzen, Gary Nyborg. Bill Peters. Jon Oakland, Dave Schrocder, Tim Hutson, Pat Shephard, Tom Krall. Fourth row: Tony Berson, Brian Cramer. Joe Vaccaro. Sid Hunter, Dan Schnekler, Ql Blomdahl, Dan LauHey. Jesse Hughes, Keith Webster. John Sommer, Kevin Weber. Tod Zimmerman, John Velo, Gregg Weber, Brad Red- wine. Fifth row: Don Hagedom, Randy Balkl, Dan Weber. Kevin Weaver. Mike Vandehey. Dave Gall. Darly Patri. Brian Sidp, Duane Borchardt, Mark Sharkey, Dan Jonson. Peter Yovetich. Rich Hughes. Rodd Hustad, Don Sikowski, Dave Grisa. Sixth row: Doug Borchardt. Dennis Schara. Scott Howard. David Bizer, Brad Krueger, Mike Kraimer. Mark Kunkel, Brian Baumgartner. Scott Shield. Paul Buck. Todd Protivinsky, Mike Smoczyk. Brian Budnik. Pat Peterson, Clay Vajgrt. Seventh row: Assistant coaches Terry Petrie, Steve Terry, Bill Bums, Bob Kamish Head Coach. Scott Matye, Dick Mastakr, Jeff Bachinski, Steve Burr, Gary [)eneedn. Mgr. 22 FINISH SEASON 6-4 ANOTHER ONE Led by their radar defense, which was ranked 1st in the Conference and 2nd Na- tionally, UW-Stout held a share of the Con- ference lead before dropping a heartbreak- ing 10-7 loss to LaCrosse in their finale. The Bluedevils got off to a quick start by winning their 1st four games. They knocked off Winona (Minnesota) 27-0. Stout followed that win with a 21-0 whitewash of Superior. Eau Claire was next on the agenda and Stout used their radar defense to defeat the Bluegolds 13-7. Mcnomonie won their fourth in a row when they posted their third shutout in four games, a close 6-0 defeat over Osh- kosh. The dam broke against Whitewater as the Bluedevils dropped their first game 24-7. Despite giving up 21 points to Ste- vens Point, the Bluedevils emerged victori- ous as the offense came up with 35 tallies. Stout took their next game on the chin as Plattcville handed the Bluedevils a 14-3 defeat and their second Conference loss. Suffering a possible lowdown. Stout was then clobbered by St. Norberts 21-0 in a non-conference clash. Stout was not to be counted out though, as they upset national- ly ranked River Falls 30-8. A win in their final season clash over LaCrosse would have given the Bluedevils a share of the conference title but, that was not the case as LaCrosse dropped the Bluedevils 10-7 despite being outgained 2-1 in tota yard- age. Stout finished the year 6-4; 5-3 in the conference. The offense posted 14.9 points per game, while the Radar defense held opponents to just 10.5 points per game. 10 BLUE DEVILS NAMED TO ALL CONFERENCE 1. Bob Johnson makes another strong Homecoming effort. 2. Jerome Lathan and Tom Paulus of the Radar defense 3. Kerry Hafner catches TD pass. Ten members of the 1980 U.W. Stout Blue Devils were named to the WSUC all conference team. Seniors Tom Paulus and Tim Wild received first team honors for the second straight year and Paulus wcis named conference MVP. Ker- ry Hafner and Jerry Rubbatt were also selected for the first team. Pat Sheppard, Randy Sathcr, and Bob Johnson made the second team and three members of the radar defense received honorable men- tions- Jerome Lathan, Kevin Hoff- man, and Bruce Conner. RUGBY GAINS COACH TENNIS TENNIS TENNIS TENNIS TENNIS TENNIS PAWN 1. Bosom Buddies, an all female bluegrass band performed in the Student Center Ballroom where they filled the dance floor with square dancers of all ages. 2. Ron Quam ' s upbeat tempos and ragtime melodies delighted the coffee house crowd. V ENTERTAINMENT uw - STOUT PRESENTS . . A Christmas Carol, I ' VE GOT THE MUSIC IN ME POM PONS POM PONS POM 1. Sandy Arntson and Karen Below. 2. Laurie Johnson and Sue Buhlur. Row 1: B. Crosby, D. Steib. J. Ponem. P. Bechard, S. Lemmer. K. Below. L. Knudson. Row 2: C. Staff, L. Bahr K. Emmerson, J. Black, L. Johnson. P. Hoage. M. Marohl. 5. Buhlur Row 3: G. DcCristo. J. Stuth, M. Kilinski, T. Brixius, K. Martinson. S. Arntson. B. Patrie 38 CHEER CHEER CHEER CHEER Row 1 : Bob Pcderson, Jim Schwartz. Dan Johnson. Jeff Haugstad. Fritz Rushlow. Tony Buchga. Row 2: Jim Kaliska. Wynne Woolscy, Todd Peter. Sue Dcremer. Rohan Forkner. Row 3: Deb Schwall. Karen Rupp, Mary Kay Schiller. Anne Godlerski. Row 4: Diane Walhstrom. Keri Komlodi, Lori Lein. Not pictured: Bob Tremain. CHEER CHEER CHEER CHEER Wrestling cheerleaders Seated: Laurie Huisnan, Karen Dracger. Row 2: Barb Morcau, Jean Youn- geil. Row 3: MoUy Fisher, Ranei Johnson, Rcnee Kohlnhofer. Top: Diane Burant. 41 SIGMA 1. Sig Tau brat fry- Row 1: Gregory Alcoc, George Vondrisha. Michael Wing, Fritz Rushlaw. Row 2: Jeff Thibbetts. Patrick Ralph. John Rutushi. Mark Peigh. Row 3: Michael Stull. John Murren. Thomas Classcy. Rick Tresselt. 42 KAPPA LAMBDA BETA Row 1: Jay Libby. Bill Kelly, Chris Volz. Andy Rabideau. Scott Hcnricks. Row 2: Bruce Heurich. Paul Hedrington. Jon Schultz. Ken Roberts, Kevin Lorcnz. Pete Johnson, Tim McQueeny. Jack Hauser. Steve Harrington. Paul Wagner. Dave Brien Brent Baker Rou 3: Ken Reit. Jeff Koth. Larry Lend!, Pete Berends. Mai Swanda. Dave Clifford, Pete Hein. Al Straub. Not Pictured- Scott Austad Pau Cruz, Dean Poppe. Scott Tomczyk. 4J ALPHA PHI Row 1: Annette Brown. Deb Shaw. Row 2: Kim Hcuer, Mary-Neale Schweitzer. Terri Hagencss, Eileen Quirk. Row 3: Pam Ambolt. Cheryl Bona, Loma Thorpe. Sue Schendel, Ann Sackeriason, Mary Marchant. Julie Berg-Advisor, Connie Schultz. Jana Stamos. Row 4: Paula Rohde, Karia Kleckncr, Mary Jo Young, Sue Nelson. Kathleen Webster. Cindy Click, Lynette Marx. Carol Plozay. 44 Th€ Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority booth in the ballroom for parents weekend. A A.S.I.D. Row 1: Dennis Nolan-President, Robyn Johnson-V. President, Lori Mchring- Secretary, Vicki Christoffcrson-Treasurer, Hal Newton- Ad visor. Row 2: Judy Sternweis, Rosanne McCarthy, Anthony Buchda. Carrie Callahan. Deb Dreier. Nancy Failor, Brcnda Jcntink. Row 3: Linda Hinsa, Cherrie Wutke, Ramona Amiot, Deb Bourdo, Patti Knapp, Cindy Kozcl, Lyn Bcaulien. Row 4: Sharon Wong. Jane Dedering. Deann Gchchaart. Ann Kastensen. Gail Seeger, Debbie Peck, Sandi Larson. Row 5: Jody Jensen, Mary Ward, Jayne Wenberg, Judy Christensen, Leanne Peterson, Mary J. Siebauer. 46 SOCCER CLUB Row 1: Gary Larson, Mark Santelman, Daryi Mueller, Curt Bjorlin. Barry Novak. Bill McDcrmid, Doug Ttschbein. Row 2: John Tahlier, Bob Roars, Dave Malewicki, Pete, Coach Al Curry, Steve Wild. Mark Palmer, John Crandall, Dave Hoover. a: NFA PROMOTES GOOD NUTRITION THE TOWER Row 1; Michael Wing-Photographer, Terri Flagg-Business manager. Sheila Murphy-Editor, Tim Dale- Photographer. Top: Glori Hinck-Associate Editor. Steve Meyer-Production manager. YEARBOOK STAFF This year ' s Tower yearbook is dedicated to Glori Hinck, the associate editor, for all the time and hard work she put into it. This appreciation comes from a long year of mishaps and the determination to make this year ' s book a success. Making a yearbook does not go without its problems. Dur- ing the year negatives were ripped off, and deadlines crept up too quickly. Our staff worked to upgrade and build a better reputation for the Tower. It was our goal to give the yeeirbook a better image and we hope we have. We would like to apologize to the groups whose pictures did not appear (including the yearbook staff) because two rolls of negatives were stolen from the photo lab. Many thanks to Gary Dinecn for the pictures we most desparately needed and to all those people who bought books. Also, special gratitude to John Murphy for designing the cover and division pages. Sheila, Glori, Terri, Steve. Mike and Tim The Tower yearbook staff. WINTER . . . THRIVING STUDENT CENTER NICHE 1 S6 AND 2 BLUEDEVILS BASKETBALL Row 1: Mike Larson. Darnell Morris, Tom Johnson, Herman Lewis, Mike Devney Row 2: Rick Nolan Ken Stelter. Asst. Coach Wolner, George Reisz, Glen Brassier, Tom Urban. Greg Kosuick. Coach Mintz, Craig Summers, Mark Loftus. The UWStout basketball team finished the 1980-81 season 9-7 in conference and 17-10 overall. The Bluedevils took many by surprise with their winning season as pre-season expecta- tions were not that great. The Bluedevils were led by senior Mike Devney who finished his three years at Stout ranked 4th on the all-time scoring list with 1.150 points. . Mark Loftus scores two. FINISH SEASON 17-10 OVERALL BASKETBALL YOUNG TEAM SHOWS Row 1: Rick Kathan, Sean McCoshen. Coach Carlson. Phil Field, Joe Klostcrmsm, Mike MacMillan. Steve Podpeskar, Coach Slupe, Brent Waldermashen. Row 2: Curt Brunton, Tom Ander- son, Nat Goldberg, George Mountain, Scott Steege, Joe Kuhl, Kevin Bakken, Paul Falteisek, Byron Johnson, Scott Anderson, Steve Mikutowski. Row 3: E)on Wilier, Tim Trainor, Jim Johnson, Steve Weber, Bill Cutter. Steve Lavigne, Roger Carlson. Al Schultz, Pete Steurwald, Bob Nelson, Jeff Polatochuck, Not pic tured: Craig Ryan, Rick Stark. Kelly Bricc. FUTURE PROMISE The UW-Stout wrestling squad finished the 1980-81 season with a 4-7 overall team record and a 4-3 record in conference. Scott Howard and Mike Hunter received 2nds in NCAA Regionals which qualified them for na- tional competitions in Okla- homa City and Cleveland where Hunter received 7th in the NAIA and 8th in NCAA. Team members receiving awards this season were; Outstanding wrestler-Mike Hunter Most valuable freshman- Scott Howard Most improved-Dan Naggatz Bluedevil award-Paul Helm Most takedowns-Scott Howard Scholastic Medallion- Duane Borchardt 1 Mike Hunter-winner of Outstanding wrestler award. 2. Jeff Zimmerman. WRESTLING WRESTLING 1. Matt Skic. 2. Coach Hector Cruz and Scott Howard. 3. Larry Kenettcr. GYMNASTS HAD THEIR UPS AND DOWNS Broomball, Wrestling, Boot Hockey HANDICAP AWARENESS WEEK 1. 59 ready for the pass. 2. 33 passes over the opponent. 3. Dribbling down court. 4. Coach of the Chippewa Valley Wheel- ers. 70 STOUT STUDENT ASSOCIATION Row 1: Terry Jacobson. Joy Ann Hawkensen. Sandy Lomncs, Nancy Seamrow. Row 2: Laurie Dach. Ed Ludwig. Gina LoBello. Sue Schendel. Alice Kothbauer, Mary Ellen McKearn. Cindy Heileman. Ro w 3: Lee Douville. John Ludwig. Anthony Aveni. Andy Martin, John Matusinoc. Fran Skibba. Mary Neale Schweitzer. Eileen Quirk. Bob Ev ns. Sam Wood. Row 4: Stephen Johnson. John Klien. Van Glamen. Dan Wilke. Mark Zipperer. Dan Menden. Paul Suartwood. Steve Larson. Terry Brown, Troy Bystrom. Shirley Holten-Editor. Layne Pitt-Managing Editor, Carla Halbur- Photographers: Kristin Menne. Jim Theodosakis. Mike Oslund University Editor. Lin Hansen-Community Editor, Kevin Hartcr Ron Zoromski. Sports Editor, Timm Bundies-Entertainmcnt Editor, Jean Wolfe- Layout Editor. Gary Dineen-Photo Editor. Lisa Strand-Business Layout Staff: Dan Inzeo, Joe Bianchi, Tom Kalczynski. Suzanne Manager-Bill Hrabik-Advertising Manager, Anthony Aveni-Colum- Brenncn. nist. Advertising Staff: Kristin Iverson. Rochelle Theroux. Kris Mestad, Reporters; Katie Klauda. Barb Sachse. Steve Huth Sandy Wagner. Allison Locke. Erin McGabe. Debbie Beilke. Ixopy Editors- Tammy Mark Santelman. Becky Wagenknecht. Julie Ondcrak. Janet Grandt. Lynn Suzda, Caric Bronson, Carol Kimber. Mueller, Tim Lewis, Bill McDermid. Pat Murphy. Jean Saxton, Ann Kastensen. Ccrlsc Staff, Charlcne Holt, Kim Maroncy. 72 PCDC PRESENTS . . . YIPES! LAMONT CRANSTON, DAISY DILLMAN ril Be Damned! PURE PRAIRIE LEAGUE CONCERT SOLD OUT! On March 7, 1981 2500 students packed Johnson fieldhouse to hear Pure Prairie League, a nationally known country rock band. The evening started out a little slowly with the Doug Maynard band playing warm up to Pure Prairie League. The crowd was anxious to hear the main band and soon became restless with the sameness of Maynards music. As soon as Pure Prairie League lead singer Vincc Gill yelled, Lets rock and roll. Stout! the crowd was ready for the main event. Some favorites played were ' i ' ll be Damned . Amie , and the finale I ' m Almost Ready . 7? BARS AND FACES, FACES FACES A FEW SCENES The crazy guys of 4th Tustison: Row 1: Mark Bycr, Dave Jones. Jim Weidemann. Tony Chiolino. Row 2: John Ryan. Marty Wenig. Jack Fahser. Marty Cohen. Row 3: Todd Trautmann, Mike Sansburn. Tom Gorlewski. John Tahlier. Marty Stone. Row 4: Greg Bronkalla. Gary Larson. Sid Hunter. Ron Nairne. Row 5: John McFee. Pat Leppla. Pat Cosgrove. Brian Rismon, Scot Campbell. Pat Bell. Bill Bohiinger. 84 FROM DORMLAND GOTCHA GOTCHA GOTCHA GOTCHA DOING DOING DOING as DOING DOING DOING THE STORIES OF 90 OUR LIVES BASEBALL BASEBALL BASEBALL AT STOUT FRISBEE CLUB - DISCATEERS 1. Opposing player intercepts a pass intended for Dave Osterbink. 2. [)iscateer football player prepares for Kickoff . 3. Frisbee football huddle. ..... 1 FRISBEE FRISBEE HAS SPRUNG MENOMONIE, WISCONSIN 54751 101 Sabo Sbdul-Rahman Janet Adcrinola Joseph Adepoju George Adamos Johnson Afolagan Peggy Antony Felix Aniobi Teresa Andrescik Gail Anderson Ramona Anniot Maria Ames Nasser Aldekhyyei Scott Akerlund Stephen Aina Susan Bachcller Rachel Bahr Paul Bailey Bruce Bainbrtdge Cindy Barker Nancy Barter David Bartsch Marie Bartz Mary Basil Jean Becker Nancy Becker Mark Beecher Douglas Bergen Renee Beula William Bickler Curtis Bjorlin Janis Bonawitz Ronald Bontender Michael Booher Lisa Borkovcc Richard Boucher Debra Bourdo Sarah Bownnan Barbara Brandon Kay Breitner Rolf Brekke ; Jill Brenner Kathleen Brown Steven Burtzcl Mary Collins Rosann Chamberlain Raymond Brennan Luther Brown Cindy Butler Leanne CoUison Judith Christensen Diane Brey Charles Brown Scott Clarke ' Elizabeth Congdon Jeffrey Christainson Kathryn Brighum Anthony Buchda Mikel Cobb Mark Connell Robert Cicslak Annette Brown Dudley Buckle William Coldwell Patricia Courchainc Dcnise Camp 104 Seniors Seniors Christopher Case Dennis Casey Sheila Crawford Rence Crusen Pam Crysdale Fay Cushman Anne Czaikowski Catherine Danz Patricia Dass Shelby Dasseos Jeff Davis Jacob Daynuah Jane Dedcring Dwight Dcnisen Michelle Desens Patricia DeYoung Gail Dokken Ronald Doll Michael Doll Claudia Dorf Beverly Dorman Linda Dorman Susan Draine Mary Jo Drcwiskc Joseph Dystcrheft Donald Dzubak K. Eckerline Susan Eyerdal Sonja Elford Maryann Exon Susan Fuller Siddiq Fulani Terri Fugarino Margaret Frigo Margie Friediander Peter Friedrich Sandra Frey Marilyn Frederick Quince Francis Jean Francis David Francel Alison Fowler Diane Flctchr Calvin Fischer Margaret Fena Diane Fedie Donna Fain Mark Gabriel Caria Garfoot Michele Gates Steven Gau Deann Gehlhaart John Gehrkc Bill George Meridee Goslee Jo Green Steven Griffiths Annie Gaiuska Jenny Gosz Terry Hageness Annette Halbach Carla Halbur Karen Halverson David Hannemann Wendy Hanrtemann Carol Hanson Michael Hansonn Karen HarelsQp- Biilie Harrison Lynn Hartmann JoAnn Hayes Bradley Heord Timothy Hein Bonnie Hein Scott Henricks Michael Herbst . Bradley Hesslund Jay Hetland Karen Hitler Janis Hippie 109 Ken Kartman David Kasc William Kelly Holly Keppert Shelly Kiesow Carmen Illing Jam es Jennerman Kathleen Johnson Rumell Jordan Al ' Ajibi Ira Ariel Johnson Mary Jonaitis Carol Juettcn Jane Jacobson Daniel Johnson Gaylc Jonas Julie Justin Glen Jaccks Debbie Johnson Kim Jones Vicki Kadingcr Joan Jambura Holly Johnson Sharon Jonet Atul Kapoor no George Kimmcrling Phillip Klitzkeb Pamela Knudson Judie Kocnitzcr Aleitha Kohlman Mary Koop Gerald Krier Robert Krismer Dennis Duharski Linda Lamb Shicla Larson Jim Lee Kathryn Lee Charles Leeman 6. Lesaki Lori Lichten Ronald Madritsch Janet Massa Julie Mattson Anita Merisalo Linda Lightfield Dee Malcomson Judy Massa Ellen McDonald Daniel Mertens Joseph Lindquist Patricia Marks Jeanne Masterson Timothy McDonald Kimberlie Meyer Delorcs Lindsay Merric Marohl Robin Mathison Lori Mcihack Mary Michel Renec Loushin W. Martin James Matlon Diane Mercurio Drea Milander n2 Duane Miller Martha Moberg Janet Mueller John Miller Thomas Monson Jeanne Mueller Kathy Miller Karen Montci John Murphy Steven Miller Paula Morgan Diana Murray Lori Misura Cunthia Mortag Kathleen Murry 113 Steve Nuelk Lori Nelson Ruth Neubauer Daniel Olson John Onushko Dennis Nolan Joen Nelson Barbara Naused David Olson Elaine Otten Allen Nipsel Carol Nelson Daniel O ' Connor Terri Olson Stuart Paster Lee Nelson John Needham David Ogilvie Erin O ' Neal Laurie Pattce Jill Nicklas Lisa Neverman Ellen Olsen C. O ' Neil Tom Paulus Debra Perry Elaine Pias Terry Priest Ann Peterson Patrick Pizur Dawn Prine Mark Peterson Dave Plummcr Norman Prom Steven Peterson Janelle Potter Mary Ellen Puppe Sondra Peterson Mark Preston Jeffrey Purchatzke. Eileen Quirk Paul Rasmussen Jane Reilly Eugene Robarge Elizabeth Sandin Scott Ramlo Vicki Rassbach Susan Renneiscn Ken Roberts Mark Santclman Jodi Ramthun Rose Rasset Randal Rettlcr Brian Ruffert Kelly Saunders Mary Rangitsch Priscilla Reeves Marc Ricks Sharon Sabel Karen Schaer Teresa Rankins Tami Regnitz Charles Roach Steven Sandeen Dana Schmidt 116 Victoria Schwartz Ncalc Schweitzer Gcorgianna Scotch Mark Simonson LcAnn Skindzelewski Barbara Smith Roberta Smith Carol Solheid Scott Somers Susan Sorenson Mark Spiess Jacquelyn Stroot Karen Thede Sharon Tiegs Musa Usman John Stasieluk Rohnda Swanson Jeanettc Thomas Bob Tkachuk Salim Usnnan James Stcinbach Laura Swartz Cheryl Thompson Dale ToIIcfson Fred Valter Pamela Steinke Roxanne Taylor Joan Thompson Ricky TresscU D. Vantreeck Alan Straub Mariella Terbeest Evelyn Thoreson Joel Trim Steven Vingc SENIORS Meg Van Holtam Linda VanSomeren Barb Von Komp B. Von Waid James Walter Dcbra Wambolt ; Michael Warning ; Ned Waters Joan Weber j Randell Weinbrenneri Gary WiUiai Scott Stevei Jeffrc i erclcy Westergard hennen Wilhclms Wilkins John Willcoxcn Barbara Willis David Wilson Kim Wilson Susan Wlttig Stephanie Wolfe Sharon Wing Linda Woodruff Rebecca Wyss Kenneth Yurk Susan Young Ava Young Brenda Yonkovich Pohsee Yco Patricia Zentner Dunthis Zengler Rene Zcmski Penny Zellmer Teri Zarnoth Maria Zajackowski Michael Zupsich Dawn Zobenica Abdulrahim Abdulrasool Abdul Almulla Teresa Alkinson LeslicAnnc Bartlett Barbara Chromy Elizabeth Dillingham Kathleen Bion Steven Cobb Sherry Fisher Anna Brown Waune Daniels Carolyn Fleisner Donald Burr Sheryl Deans Robert Gaffncy Conrad Chenalilt Phillip Dctzner Cindee Harder Heidi Hilton William Hudek Vonda Myers Thomas Iverson Mary Janus Golden Jerrol Wendy Kocevar Cynthia Koestcr Linda LaLuzeme Julie Luke Shirley Meiorotto Wendy Miller Nancy Nervig Jeff Pfistcr Michael Patek Russell Rosemait : Randy Sampson i Margarita Serrano: Yvonne Smasal James Smith i Candlce Stemitzsky Rita Swift Rolf Tweeter Jayne Wamphler Lori Weler SENIORS POLKA DANCE AND CASINO NIGHT P..-n,, weekend s..rted with a Polk, d ce and . stud.n. .alent .how in ,he U..on The Menomon. L ' l r!!!!. ' ! ' . htcrs participat- . Wre 9u.ld presented .he pl.y -Sun.mer and Smoke .n M.bei T.,ner The.tre .nd Stout Z p . ' f Sound of Music- in the H.irv -v- Hall auditorium On Saturday afternoon there was a featuring the f ' arents Weekend activities. Chamber S.ngers. Symphonic Singers. Un vef«ly Cho.r. Jazi Band, and the University Band at the Menomonie High School A casino night was held in the Ballroom and the Phi Mu Fraturnity played music from the Big Band era in the snaclt bar. 125 I YOU ASKED FOR IT - WE GAVE IT AUTOGRAPHS