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

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1986 volume:

TOWER 86 University of Wisconsin-Stout 1986 Tower Volume 77 f ■ 1986 Tower Staflf Editors-in-Chief Maggie Seal Mike Turek Layout Staff Amy Sekas Vicki M eland Maggie Seal Copy Staff Cheryl LaFountain Photography Staff Mike Turek Kathy Hartung Qary Stuewer Renee Celerak Voices Of Imagination 1985 and 1986 offered UW-Stout plen- ty of imagination voiced in many ways. This year created an impression that won ' t be forgotten. Big and comfortable set the trend for fashion. Girls turned to more unisex clothing, adding the feminine touch with an accessory or two. Girls also added to their wardrobes the dreaded stretch pants they hated as children, now calling them stirrups. Guys, be- coming more and more fashion con- scious, took a second look at their wardrobes this year adding a little more variety in their style and adding some accessories to their wardrobe as well. Both sexes sported bold colors and bright prints. It was not surprising to see Benetton, Forenza, Coca-cola, or Genera in big bold letters across the front or back of clothing. Sunglasses became fashion for all as students dangled them from their necklines and pockets, put them on strings around their necks, and finally wear- ing them day or night. Through this fashion craze however, tradition did survive. Jeans, sweats, gym shorts, t- shirts, sweaters, and penny loafers certainly played a major role on cam- pus. Guys and girls cut their hair shorter. Hair spray was replaced by gel, mousse, and styling spray. Highlights and foiling became more acceptable and adding a variety of colors. Farts moved from the center to one side or the other, showing a lot of asymmetri- cal styles. Some students, in attempts to voice their imaginations, invested in their tans during the winter months at local tanning salons. 2 Opening 4 Opening A New Focus 1985-86 brought a new focus on UW- Stout ' s campus. The student center has always been a place for students to go to congregate, study, watch a performer, shop, eat, play a video game, plan activities, and more. This year the center moved down the hill, and the new Memorial Student Center opened. The new center has a modem day look, with substantial improve- ments and expansions in comparison with the old student center. A patio was added to the Fawn to provide an ampitheater for outdoor performances when weather permit- ted. The Recreation Center added some new bowling alleys and pool tables and expanded to include a mini arcade. The Bookstore was upgraded and enlarged, replacing bookshelves with chrome grid walls and increasing its merchandise lines. Television monitors were installed throughout the Center to inform stu- dents of upcoming events and activi- ties. The Grandview Terrace replaced the former Snack Bar opening up their menu to include a variety of additional entres. Just outside the Grandview Terrace is the Terrace Shoppe which provides easy access for sweets and especially those famous union cookies. The old Printery and Information desk were replaced by the Service Center, providing a combination of services in one strategically located area. The Heritage Room replaced the old Presi- dents ' Room, adding a more elegant look with windows overlooking the Cobblestone Court. The Crystall Ball- room replaced the old Ballroom with a more glamorous touch including crystal chandeliers. Finally the Great Hall added a new focus to the Center, with the capacity to set-up for large groups along with a full stage making it very accommo- dating for speaker, concerts, and banquets. In 1985 and 1986 this facility certainly got a good workout. Many events that had perviously been held elsewhere moved to the Center this year. Par- ents ' Weekend was an excellent exam- ple. At one given time in the student center, parents and students could go to one of three performances, bowl, play pool, shop in the bookstore, look at exhibits, and eat in one of three areaS. Opening S A Change In Perspective As students pass through Stout, their perspective of the campus changes. As freshmen, the campus may have appeared enormous, with too many places to go and not enough direc- tions. As the adventure begins into the various areas, the campus becomes more and more familiar. It is no longer necessary to leave fifteen minutes early for classes for fear of getting lost. Cutting through the library and the student center is an obvious short cut for those below zero days. The Bookstore is not entered unless absolutely necessary during the first four days of classes. Eating solo in the commons is no longer a traumatic experience. The where- abouts of the Zooplex and the Car- riage house is general knowledge. The path behind Applied Arts does lead somewhere. Weekends begin on Thursday, not Friday. Off-campus housing lists are available in the S5A office. SSA stands for Stout Student Association. 1985 and 1986 brought about new challenges and adventures for our returning students, as well as new students. The new student center opened, testing the wits of students to find the hidden staircases at each entrance. The registration process was moved completely from the Field- house to Bowman Mail. The Business Administration building was com- pletely rearranged. Bulldozers went full speed across Broadway, opening up additional parking. The Math de- partment moved up the hill to the top of Harvey Mall. Stella s house was diminished to a pile of boards and Fourteenth Avenue was closed. The card catalog at the library is gone, now it ' s ALI5 or nothing. The mobile units housing the Tower Yearbook were sold Stout is constantly in a state of transi- tion, just about the time it comes into perspective, it changes in one aspect or another. 6 Opening Opening 7 8 Opening Lasting Impressions What do we think of when we think of Stout? The famous Stout Tower is of course symbolic but what are those lasting impressions, those moments we ' ll al- ways remember and always treasure? Each of us have different impressions and have shared different moments in 1985-86. Stout certainly provides am- ple activities and opportunities to make some lasting impressions. Remember those crazy stunts your friends pulled — the nice ' ' guy or girl your roommate so graciously set you up with, the part you got in the school play, signing that first lease and your apprehension, the flowers you got and still don ' t know where they came from, being stuck in Menomonie because of atrocious weather conditions, the first time you attempted to find that house on 11th Avenue West or was it north 11th Street, the day your first long dis- tance phone bill arrived, the roadtrip you took with your friends to visit friends at another campus, the test you scored a 100% on and then the one or two you failed, the first club meeting you attended, the day you made the football team, or meeting your roommate and realizing you had to live together for the next nine months. It ' s these kinds of things that seem so trivial, yet will be lasting with all of us as we look back in years to come as we remember what being at Stout was all about. Opt ' rliMH ' A View From Within Each of us, with our own unique perception, express our view in a different light. Stout definitely pro- vides a wealth of opportunity for expression, and 1985 and 1986 were no exception. The education and relationship formed this year were a basis for our individual creativity. Sporting events, student center enter- tainment, house parties and games at the recreation center were among those activities which have given us the chance to express our individuali- ty. Stout weekends, starting on Thurs- day, provide a lot of time for social growth. Activities like Homecoming Week only proved to expand our expressions. Diversity could be seen throughout the campus at any time. The car we drove, our style of dress, an off-beat hairdo, our course of study, different languages, a variety of opinions, and notable actions all contributed to the uniqueness of each individual. Stout became a melting pot. As each of us moved away from home, we brought with us certain views and expressions. During this year we test- ed some of our ideas. We tried new things, expanded our experiences, and developed new philosophies. We flaunted our identity. In the process of creating our new uniqueness, our views meshed with that of our peers, thus creating views from within Stout, as well as a view from each of us as individuals. When we leave Stout we will take with us a part of our peers and part of Stout. With Stout we will leave some of our views — a part of us. 10 Opening Opening 1 1 Photo donated by Jean noitcmun 12 Opening Another Dimension The city of Menomonie is yet another dimension to Stouts ' student ' s educa- tion. All of us come from different backgrounds. For some, Menomonie is a large metropolis, too big and congested, while there are others that think of Menomonie as a speck on the map too small to be called a city. What ever we think, it does have an impact on us. What ' s there to do in Menomonie? a most popular phrase we hear from Stout students. Menomonie ' s rich historic background offers students an array of culture, for example the Mabel Tainter Theater, a refurbished Victo- rian era theater where performances are still being held today. UW-Stout, together with Menomonie, recognizes the rich history with the recently refurbished Ichkleberger Hall, other- wise known as the Louise Smith Tain- ter Home, now housing the Stout Alumni and Foundation office. Menomonie has plenty to offer in the area of recreation as well. In 1985 and 86, students certainly took advantage of Menomonie ' s waterways, Lake Me- nomin and the Red Cedar River. Stu- dents made their tracks down the Red Cedar Trail by foot. Ski and Bicycle, sometimes stopping off in Irvington for some additional encouragement. Others avoided the trail and floated down the river by inner tube or pad- dled a canoe. Students got their use out of Lake Menomin by laying on the beach at Wakanda, and sailing in the summer and ice skating and snowmo- biling in the winter. Last of all, a real added dimension, we can ' t forget Menomonie ' s downtown. We ' ll remember Menomonie ' s down- town in a variety of ways — Long Island Iced Tea night at the Log Jam, a movie at the theater on Broadway, the Qyron at Ted ' s, high school stu- dents congregating outside Lee Drug, Beat the Clock at the Meet Market, the double dip at Jan ' s Ice Cream Parlor, dancing on the bar at the Spot, the late night pizza at Rocky ' s and cheese and crackers at Mel ' s happy hour. So as we look back, we can see that in 1985-86, Menomonie definitely had an impact on all of us, thus adding another dimension. Opening 13 Sense Of Direction Education is the primary reason UW- Stout exists, and 1985-86 offered plenty of it, all of which added to the student ' s sense of direction. We leam as much, if not more, outside of class as we do in. We saw many more directions than in the classroom alone. Stout offered students the chance to expand their horizons out- side the classroom. Many students gained valuable experience as they worked part-time at one of several locations on campus. This also gave students an opportunity to make some extra money and in some cases receive academic credit through inde- pendent studies or field experience. 1985-86 brought cultural opportuni- ties to campus as well, whether it was listening to the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra or Flo Kennedy, watching films or going to the Pawn to see a performer. Finally, 1985-86 offered a host of activities for students to participate in. The Recreation Center was always available for a quick game of Centi- pede or a couple frames of bowling. Intermurals, activities like Homecom- ing and Winter Carnival, athletic events, and club programs all added to the students ' sense of direction. 14 Opening Opening 15 ISOptnlng Array Of Visions UW-Stout has always been known for its areas of specialization and 1985-86 proved to be no different. Along with the areas of specialization comes the rash stereotypes we associate with students in their respective majors. Probably the most noticeable is our Fashion Merchandise majors, some- times affectionately called, merchies. According to the stereo- type, fashion merchandising majors are the students that are never dress- ed in anything less than the latest fashions. Then there are the Psycholo- gy majors, no matter where they are, they have to be analyzing the minds of others. What about Art majors? If you ' re an Art major, you are sure to hang out on the third floor of Applied Arts, you are creatively dressed. And you must own a beret. Then there ' s the black pants and white shirt epidemic. This has got to be the Hotel and Restaurant Major. And if you are looking for a good place to go for dinner, ask a Hotel fit Restaurant major, they are sure to know. If you ' ve got a worn jean jacket and hiking boots, the stereotype says — Industrial Technology. Being an In- dustrial Technology major also means you like to spend your nights in the drafting lab and you must be mechanically inclined. And how about those students with the modem day kindergarten art covering their walls — Early Childhood majors. Although these are all gross generalizations and rash stereotypes, you ' ve probably heard at least a couple of them over the year. But Stout does have individu- ality, people with a variety of reasons for being here. This provided Stout with a mesh of individual views and an array of visions. Opening 17 18 raculty Faculty facull) 19 Administration Chancellor Dr. Robert S. Swanson Vice Chancellor Dr. Wesley L. face 20 Administration School of Education Counseling and Psychological Services First Row L-R: Calvin Stout. Carlyle Qilbertson, Lee McDonald. Second Row: David Cook, John Deutscher. Charles Barnard. Oust Jensen. Jerry Davis. Psychology first Row L-R: Thomas Franklin, Vicki Oaylor. Jean Breisch, Donna Weber, Richard Halmstad. Second Row: Lorry Sedgewick. Karen Wieman, Don Stephenson, Reinhard Schmidt, Paul Fen- ton, Mike Ritland. Special Education First Row L-R: Jill Stanton, Virginia Peter. Eugene Flug, Carol Hogstad Second Row: Harlan Misfit, Margaret Winamaki. Dan Paulson. faculty 21 Vocatinal Rehabilitation Tirst Row L-R: Dr. Walter Pruitt. Second Row: Dr. John See. Dr. Arnold Sax, Dr. Howard feldman. School of Home Economics Apparel, Textiles, and Design first Row L-R: Erma Jean Jackie, Donna Al- brecht, Rita Mahan, Val Kolbe. Annette Fraser, Marcia liatcalf, Carol Hillmer. Second Row: Leesa Emery, Kenneth Heintz. Dorothy Jensen, Jerry Kinnaird, Qlenyce Peterson, Mary Welch, Bonnie Kirkwood, Wray Lamb. Pood and nutrition first Row L-R: Mildred Sabatke. Hinda-Rose Bizem. Anita Wilson. Barbara Bayard, Joy Jo- celyn. Second Row: Melissa Poore-Eiertnan, Margaret James. Lydia Jarosz. Qladys Earl. Janice Timmer. Debra Jahner. Lorraine Dahlke. 22 faculty Habitation I Resources First Row L-R: Leland Nicholls. Craig Schowal- ter, Bob Olson, Charles Metelka, Gail Mlsfeldt. Second Row: Carol Stuckert. Madonna Schust- er-Myhra. Teresa Schulz, Bill Weber, Lalia Rach, John Sonnack, Phil Mc Quirk. Third Row: Jim Beurgermeister, Jim Burke, Peter D ' Souza. Jafar Jafari. Human Development, Family Living, and Com- munity Educational Services First Row L-R: Janice Keil. Marian Marion, Gail Roberts, Eleanor Johnson, Linda Gifford, Judy Jax. Second Row: Connie Weber, Sandra Gill, Judy Herr. Leslie Koepke, Denise Skinner, Julie Anson, Bette Hanson, Karen Zimmerman, Greg Brock, Cindy Merde. John Williams. Terry Jos- sart, Priscilla Huffman. School of Industry and Technology Business First Row L-R: Charles Smith, Dennis Vanden Bloomen. Jim Peterson, Darlene Bertelsen, Gail Wolbert. Second Row: Karen Martinson, Elaine Fitzgerald, Ron Skyes, Maureen Munger. Jack Sampson, Bruce Siebold. Third Row: George Morrison, Wayne Mero. Stan Johnson. Joe Maglio, Robert Behling. faculty 23 Energy and Transportation First Row L-R: Jonas Amoapim, Jim Collier, Joe Rinch, Thomas Baldwin. Robert Spinti. Second Row: Chris Rodrigo. Don Olson, Mizar Amr, Rabee Koudmani, Jack Sampson. Graphic Communications First Row L-R: Dan Malenke, Jim Tenorio. Bob Hendricks, Barbara Bear, Andy Bear. Second Row: John Vranak, Scott Simenson, Courtney Mystuen. Jerry Anderson, William Amthor. Third Row: Hans Timper, Frank Kehrberg, Douglass Mess. Industrial Management First Row L-R: Mehar Aurora. Doug Stalsmith, Charlie Krueger. Jerry Coomer, Mary Stasieluk. Dean Long. Second Row: Ray Keil. John Olson, Jim Runnals. Leo Weaver, Hugh Williamson, Zeke Smolerk, Ken Aplehans, Chuck Yost. Med Wecmueller, Dave Kraemer. 24 faculty Learning Resources Industry and Marketing First Row L-R: Doris Faber, Richard Cebhart, Harold Malfin. Neal Prichard. Second Row: Richard Peter, Duane Johnson. Lee Smalley, David Moore. Dean Tabor. Materials and Processes First Row L-R: Hank Thomas. Glenn Gehring, Armand Hofer. Larry Schneider, Mary Stasieluk. Second Row: Jim Bjomerud, Paul Speidel. Art Muller. Frank Rershem, Arnold Piersall. Bob Meyer, Bob Berkemer. Marvin Kufahl. m 1 ! i JSLl. . I 1 Media Technology First Row L-R: Terry Ingram. Second Row: Dr. David Graf. Dr. Joseph Hagaman. School of Liberal Studies Art First Row L-R: Todd Boppel. Doug dimming. Second Row: Bill Schulman. Sue Hunt, John Perri. Mary Hovind. Dion Manriquez. Rob Price. Ed Stevens. Jerry Bowker. Third Row: Qene Bloedom. rial Newton. Clive King. Robb Wilson. Tim Messier, Ron Verdon. Humphrey Gilbert, Ed Wong, Al Gamache, John Ewart, Bill DehofT, Paul DeLong. Biology first Row L-R: Louis Miller, Yvonne Haru, Fran Garb. Gene Olson. Second Row: Russell James, Oscar Carlson. Phil Gilliland. George nelson, Richard Wilson, Douglas Wikum. Donald Dickmann. Chemistry First Row L-R: Dr. Susan Durrenbum. Dr. William Wagner. Eugene Ruenger. Dr. Martin Ondrus. Dr. William Mueller. 26 faculty English First Row L-R: David McCordick. Erik Thurin. Emmanuel Tcyc. Robert Horan. Richard Kuss, Janet Folansky. Paul Schmidt. Second Row: Richard Gardner. Bill O ' Neill. Virginia Wolf. Helen Quinn. Sylvia Qengenbach. Evelyn Jen- son. Carole Flint. Third Row: Warren Lang. Michael Levy, Robert Moran, Ray Barlow, Susan Thurin, Cathy Schneider, Robert Schuler. Dan Riordan, John Medelman. Mathematics First Row L-R: Richard Miller, William McQuire. John Hunt, rtassar Hadidi. Eino Maki. Second Row: Peter Thielman, Marian Ellison, Loretta Thielman, Karen Williams, Debbie Kruschwitz. Eileen Zito, Ruth Mikkelson. Vicki Price. Fred Floodstrand. Third Row: Frank Hebl, Orien Howard, Richard Cutts. Fred Breisch. Bruce Johnston. James Ley, John Neuenfeldt. Clifford Qauthier. Music First Row L-R: Pat Liebergen. Marie Balstad. Dennis Seibenaler, Ervin Schlick. faculty 2? Physical Education and Athletics First Row L-R: Rita Slinden. Walter Perkins. Calora Lokken. Bob Kamish. Second Row: Eddie Andrist, Jeff Bjork, Mike Ramaeker. Rich Lawrence. Terry Petrie. Third Row: Warren Bowlus, John Zuerlein. John Miller. Brent Tis- cher. Sten Pierce. Dwain Mintz, Bill Bums. Physics First Row L-R: John Rompala. Doug Carlson. Mark Larchez, Ellen Carlson. Second Row: Steve Fossum. Bob Foley, Al Hilgendorf. Social Sciences First Row L-R: Tom Hinneman. Bob Evans. Dayle Mandelson. Sharon Nero. Second Row: Dr. David Liu, Ken Kajer. Diana Petersdorf. Lydia Rutkowski. Third Row: Bill Bailey. Dick Tyson. Dr. Steve Snyder, Bob Melrose. Frank Kennelt, Arnold Olson. 28 faculty Speech and foreign Language First Row L-R: Arthur Matthews. Jane Wypiszyn- ski. Debbie Sinz. Natalie Bothwell. Jerry Myers. Second Row: Dennis Griffiths. Mike Nicolai. Noel Falkofske. Howard Heise. Raymond Hayes. raculty 29 30 Activities Activities Activities 31 University Speakers The University Speakers Series Com- mission is composed of University of Wisconsin-Stout students and faculty and also members of the Menomonie Community who are not associated with the University. It is the purpose of the Commission to present a year- long program of speakers on a wide variety of topics, but with an emphasis on current issues and problems facing the American people. The intention of the commission is to promote political and social awareness on the Univer- sity campus and within the surround- ing community. The Speakers Series is made possible with funds provided by the University Student Senate of the Stout Student Association. Vladimir Bukowsky The Human Rights Struggle in the USSR Bom in Russia in 1942. Vladimir Buk- owsky has had a long history of trouble with the Russian authorities. He was expelled from Moscow University for publishing an underground literary jour- nal; arrested and sentenced to prison for possessing a forbidden book; later sent to an insane asylum and finally released in 1965. After several more arrests, and a num- ber of years in various prisons, Bukows- ky was exchanged for imprisoned Chi- lean Communist Party Secretary, Luis Corvalen Lepe. On March 1, 1977, he became the first Soviet dissident to be received by a President of the United States. Hugh Kaufman The Great Toxic Waste Scandal Hugh Kaufman is one of the most controversial figures in the environmen- tal movement today. Director of the Federal Toxic Waste Disposal Program, Kaufman is the main obstacle to the Reagan Administration ' s attempts to dismantle the Environmental Protection Agency. Kaufman is credited with uncovering illegal toxic waste dumps at the Love Canal and Valley of the Drums in Toone, Tennessee. 52 Universil) Speakers Dr. Mark Littmann Comet Halley: Once in a Lifetime Last seen in 1910, Halley s Comet was visi- ble to the naked eye for 6 months from the fall of 1985 to March 1986. Dr. Littman is the author of several books on astronomy, including the forthcoming Halley ' s Comet. Me has directed a large planetarium in Salt Lake City and is now the Science Communicator for NASA ' s Spaces Telescope Science Institute. Dr. Littman has travelled the world pre- senting this re markable slide show on Hal- ley ' s Comet. flo Kennedy Racisim and Sexism When people just sit back and accept injus- tice, it ' s like lying on the ground with a car on you. You don t send someone to the library to find out how much the car weighs. You get the car off of you. Her cab-driver father had the right idea, she says, when the Klu Klux Man tried to evict her and her four sisters from their house in the white trash section of Kansas City, Missouri. He grabbed a shotgun and said, ' The first foot that hits the step belongs to the man I will shoot. And then you all can decide who shoots me. We had no more trouble after that. Jonathan Kwitny Endless Enemies: U.S. Foreign Policy and the Making of an Un- friendly World- After serving in the Peace Corps as a high school teacher in Nigeria, Mr. Kwitny has been a reporter for The Hew York Post and the Wall Street Journal. He writes page-one features for the Journal covering a broad range of topics. His reporting has saved the homes of defrau- ded mortage debtors, exposed Reagan ad- viser Richard Allen ' s conflicts of interest leading to his resignation, and forced the res- ignation of J. Lynn Helms, Reagan ' s Federal Aviation Administrator, Revealing him as a specialist in bankrupting companies for profit. Mis most recent book, Endless Enemies, ex- poses the dominant role of business enter- prises in the formation United States foreign policy. Homecoming Homecoming 1985 was full of oppor- tunities for Stout students and alumni. The theme Take a Chance gave all involved ample chances for a good time full of fun and laughs. Events included a Royalty Ice Cream Social, a chance to have fortunes told by Marcella Ruble in the Cobblestone Court, Skit Might with all the Home- coming couples, and a Pep Rally in the field house. And what would Home- coming be without the semi-formal Coronation Dance, this year with Bac- chus Lotus playing, the Saturday morning parade, and the football game. The Coronation dance brought the announcement of this years Home- coming King and Queen. This years opponent at the football game was UW-Platteville. The eventful week came to a close with an action packed Casino Might in the Qrandview Terrace Saturday night. But Homecoming didn ' t end here. Students from many campuses roadtripped to Stout to keep the Homecoming tradition alive. There may no longer be the Homecoming march to 1-94 but the students have found numerous ways to fill the gap. Students and non-students alike, with a few faculty incognito, swarmed downtown at night to wait in line to get into the Marion, Meet Market, etc. Every other student house had a barren or two tapped with many hous- es splurging for champagne break- fasts. 34 Homecoming Plays Whose Life is it Any- way? Saving Grace Oklahoma! October 10, UW-Stout ' s University Theater was 11, 12 busy this year, putting on three pro- December ductions. The Season opened in Har- 5, 6, 7, 8 vey Hall Auditorium on October 10th April 17-19 with the play Whose Life is it Any- way? Saving Grace was the winter production, with performances De- cember 5th thru the 8th. And, on Parents Weekend, April 17th thru the 20th, the University Theater perform ed Rodgers Hammerstein ' s musica comedy, Oklahoma! . All involved ir the plays put in many long hard hours to make sure that the shows went on All the long hours however, paid off ir three very fine productions. 36 Plays Plays 37 The Pawn A source of entertainment for Stout students on Thursday. Friday, or Sat- urday nights is the Pawn. The Pawn, with its live entertainment, offers an alternative form of entertainment on Stout ' s campus. Performances this year included comedians, Stout com- munity talent nights, an Eau Claire exchange, and singers and musicians of various styles. The entertainment in the Pawn is sponsored by the Pawn Commission, a group of students interested in booking, publicizing, running sound equipment for and hosting the perfor- mers in the Pawn. They sponsor high quality professional performers and host a good time for all. 38 Pawn Pawn 39 Parents Weekend This year ' s Parents Weekend, April 18th thru the 20th, was a special one. It began Friday with the dedication of the new Memorial Student Center. Wind and rain hampered some of the leisurely strolling around the town characteristic of Parents Weekend but it didn ' t dampen the spirits. There were plenty of activities for students and their parents including conceits, plays, dinners at the Commons and Tainter Hall, Fashion shows and tour- ing the new Union and all other buildings on campus. Parents Week- end helps the students and parents get together to better understand each other and college life. This year was no exception, providing a chance for all to see what Stout can provide for students as well as what keeps the students busy when Mom and Dad aren ' t around. 40 Parent Weekend Parents Weekend 41 Bands . . . What I Like About You is the song for the Romantics. They played this song and many of their popular songs for UW-Stout students. Bands such as Bad Boy also helped rock the stage during the 1985-86 school year and Baccus Lotus Played in the Great Mall for this year ' s Homecoming Corona- tion Dance. i V 42 Bands . . . and more bands. Builds 4S Winter Fun Winters here at Stout can get to be very long but the students here find ways to enjoy the cold winter months. Events such as Winter Carnival Week, which ran February 2nd through the 6th, got students moving with events like the Twister contest. Other out- door events sponsored by various groups added to the list of winter activities available to help get peo- ple ' s minds off of winter. Such things as broom ball and volleyball gave a taste of summer to the students at Stout. Having things like this to do, makes for a fun rather than a glum winter here in Menomonie. 1 • 4£ Winter Tun night Life The night life opportunities at UW- Stout rage from a wild night on the town to a quiet night at the State Theater to catch the latest movies. Weekends in Menomonie start on Thursday night and the places where students can be found are the Log Jam for Long Island Iced Tea night or the Marion Bar for Green Bottle night. You will also find many competitive pool sharks and bowlers in the Memorial Student Center during the weekend. not everyone hits the town at night. Also popular with many students is getting together with a few people and renting a video or two of their favorite movies. 4fl Night Life MigM Lite 49 50 Organizations Organizations Organizations M X American Production fir Inventory Control Society First Row L-R: Kevin Bell, Deanna Korsten, Alan Boone. Second Row: Dr. Ray Hansen, Dan Comero, Matt Wirt, Kevin Seifert, Eric Tauben- berger. Apparel, Textiles fic Design Asso- ciation First Row L-R: Kaleene Kenning, nancy Stacy, Dr. Rita Mahon, Debbie Simmons, Sere Bauer, Sandy Rosandick. Second Row: Helen Murphy, Liana Qoedjen, Mancy Engen, Joy Reichel, Lori Campbell. Bowling Club First Row L-R: Carol Karbler, Heidi Overbo, Barb Secor, Todd Dagel, Bill McFarlane. Second Row: Jill Selinger, Gary Stuewer, Ted Nier- man, Charlie Brown, Earl Antho- ney . 52 Organizations The Caribbean Contingent First Row L-R: Ena Bailey, Alston Stoddard, Samual Trotman, James Trim, Agnes Salvador. Sec- ond Row: Colleen Sampson, Ver- non Daniel, Haniff Mohammed, Surell Seeboo, Harriet Daniel. Chi Lambda First Row L-R: Dan Keel, Jeff Henk- ensiefken, Dan Bygd, Mel Schmidt, KliffHinkleman, Ron Steele, David Kester, Joe Rinck. Second: Paul McDonell, Bill LeBeau, Fete Baron, John Cornell, Wes Stead, Mark Anderson, Pat Greenwood, Dick Fitzwell, Jeffrey Runck, Qene Crooks. Club Managers Association First Row L-R: Mary Jo Aceto, Loma Strom, Karen Koo. Second Row: Malcolm Senfleben, Mel Schmidt, John Schlederer, Darryl Bauman, Jeffrey Heimerman. Organizations M Delta Zeta First Row L-R: Michelle Merbst, Melissa Johnson. Anne Niederhof- er, Mich el e LeMay, Becky Borg, Wendy Campbell. Second Row: Bridget Qolat, Raquel Bollman, Stacey Marquardt, Lisa Pfeifer, Stephanie Roth, Wendy Witkus, Julie Frank. Forensics First Row L-R: Cheryl Martens, Michelle Sanderson, Dennis Freeberg, Paul Peltier, Amy Sekas. Second Row: Cindy Meyers, Ver- non Daniel, Tammy Smothers, Heidi Hable. Gamma Sigma Sigma First Row L-R: Marlys Kellog, Sandy Borkowski, Jodie Belknap, Alice Cox, Diane Thorn, Jill Borg. Sec- ond: Stacy Kojima, Janet Qrauel, Deanna Koarsten, Jennifer Zwah- len, Lori Pyka, Qwen Trae, Emily Smith. ■ S4 Organlmiors Graduate Food Science 8r nutri- tion Association First Row L-R: Mary Hess, Pamela Miller, Melanie Johnson, Janice Timmer, Kerri Sankey. Second Row: Edna Sutierrez, Ena Bailey, Jean Quirk, Holly Hartland. Hotel Motel Management Associ- ation First Row L-R: Gerald Chmielews- ki, Paul Ellojan, Tina Hodkiewicz, Mary Schultz, Stacy Carisch, Todd Melson, Jim Knauf, John Engel, Second Row: Jana Chisholm, Ro- chelle Amdt, Lisa Allan, Jocelyn Fons, Jeff Gray, Greg Stillman, Alice Cox, Holly Shores, Michelle Olsen, Linda Sodaro, Jim Lofgren. Third Row: Peggy Faust, Karen Hertel, Glen negs, Curt Beile, Burt Harres, Ruth Verstegen, Jill Shli- movitz, Renee Walters, Kathy Rig- ney. Inter-Greek Council First Row L-R: Steven Huebl, Diane Thorn, Lori Pyka, Marlys Kellogg, Steven Strong. Second Row: Ron Steele Scott Bucholtz, Gina Gwin, Organizations X International Relations Club First Row L-R: James Mbachian- tim, Judy Marcouiller, Yakubu Umoru. Second Row: Yomi Olyko- tin, Oladipa Oni. Kapa Lambda Beta Fraternity fit Little Sisters First Row L-R: Mary Wright, Molly Pascoe, Kinda Cosgrove. Second Row: Julie Larson, Lisa Sharp, Shari Qoetsch, Allison Harke, Wendy Swiggum, Kim Basler, Ter- esa Mitchell, Anne Kelley, Lisa Howard, Denise Caruth. Third Row: Jeff Hawthorne, Paul Chris- tianson, David Lyons, Mike Rei- neck, Mark Chrouser, Conrad Jor- genson, Scott McLean. Fourth Row: Chris Johntz, Brad Grego- rius, Brian Sinkler, Mike Menning, Scott Knabenbauer, Jeff Coleman. Lutheran Collegians First Row L-R: Larla Nitz, Cheryl O Connor, Jeff Wendt, Kurt Ad- ams, Debbie Egelseer, Shari Thede. Second Row: Becky Evertz, Frank Evertz, Todd Schleef, Kathy Hinicchs, Gene Neuendorf, Joyce Neuendorf, Greg Dierauer, Pastor Martin, Beth Proeber, Bonnie Yot- ter, Kristin Schmidt. 9 56 Orqjni Jtions The Ministry Clockwise from top: Rev. Ttm Megor- den. Rev. Mitch Mitchell, Mrs. Jean- nette Breckner, Fr. Al Slowiak, Sr. Fat McMugh. THE MINISTRY to the Unwereny of Wwconmn • Stout Nigerian Student Association First Row L-R: Yomi Olukotun, Abdullahi Barba, Ernest Besmart, Godwin Akindele, Dada Yusuf, Bamoji Adetoye, Dan-Baki, Ajadi Q. A., Olowookere S. A., Adisa- Ajibowo S. A., Oboh M. A. Second Row: Robert Akoe, Victor Johnson, Edward Mukoro, Oladipo Oni, Dr. Shafe Abdul, Sam Olawuyi, Awosemo Felix, Ahmed A. R., Barmabas Aliyu, Ayoola T. O. Third Row: Muhammad Ahman, Abaniwo Samson, Adeniyi Akin- sola, Umaru Qiginyu, Yakubu Umoru, Mohammed Yumusa Ibra- him, Cajetan Osuala Akalazu, Mo- hammed Denja. Orgamtaikjns Nigerian Student Association Fart 2 First Row L-R: Dan Offiael, San- juma Mansir, Austin Charles Oehu, James Mbichiantim. Parents Weekend First Row L-R: Karen Johnson, Laurie Meyer, Cindy Meyers, Taffy Jackson. Second Row: Robert Beal, Daphne Patpatt, Betty Klotz, Loir Schwinghammen, Tobin Brown. Pawn First Row L-R: Tese Stellick, Mary Gramling. Second Row: Bill Mikkelson, Tina Peot, Mark Mogue. M Organizations Phi Sigma Epsilon First Row L-R: Greg Britsch, Steven Huebl. Second Row: Randall Meix- elsperger. Ted Statz, Jeffery Derridson. Steven Strong. Pf Kappa Delta First Row L-R: Cheryl Martens. Amy Sekas, Tammy Smothers, Paul Peltier. Second Row: Heidi Hable. Cindy Meyers. Pom Pon Squad First Row L-R: Lisa Howard. Sec- ond Row: Tracy Fujko, Kris Schled- er. Lisa Hammerschmidt. Katie Larocca. Mary Lieser, Annette Roc- capalumba. Third Row: Cindy Schaller, Kim Basler. Lynn Rhodes, Beth Haase. Fourth Row: Jackie Sundby, Kelly McCullough, Kim Edens, Julie Lau. Or jmulions S9 Psych Club First Row L-R: Susan Glover, Joe Stark, Laura Rogers. Carole McMough ton, Rita Dah ms, J i 1 1 Sh I i- moviLz, Linda Rogers, Vicki Ice- land. Rainbow First Row L-R: Monica Bradford, Taffy Jackson, Eve Simmons, Joe Torres, Louta Tolefree, Sirri Atana, Claudia Sanctemente. Second Row: Cathy Foncha, Lyn McCaus- land, Sheila Peer, Steve Ninham, Julus Foncha, Abdu A. Q., Ralph Peralez, Joe Mooney. Retail Directions First Row L-R: Michele Fox, Judy Kilian. Second Row: Laura Ka Reek, Cheryl Schlosser, Todd Pla- gengast, Sharon Johnson. 60 Organisations Sigma Sigma Sigma First Row L-R: Kris Peterson, Pam Severson, Lisa Maxwell. Second Row: Jennifer Milgendorf, Diane Anthony. Third Row: Chris Klafka, Linda Loff, Connie Traxel, Susan Mordvik. Society of Manufacturing Engi- neers First Row L-R: Stephen Schmitz, Kevin Bell, Stephen Mokanson. Second Row: Doug Vermillion, Scott Fraterr, Mark Keech, Brian Turner. Stout Council on Family Relations First Row L-R: Sagie Sorahamson, Tracey Hanna, Lisa Venne, Sue Davis. Second Row: Julie Anson, Mary Eggenberger, Deb Micheels, Corinne Stemper, Mary Qerber, Lisa Weisensel. Organiwtions 61 Stout Student Electronics Associa- tion First Row L-R: B. J. Spintl, Dean Volkert, Mark Gausman, Ray Langford, Brian Iverson, Brian Keller, Grant Jensen. Second Row: Mark Chrouser, Lorin Humphry, Maurice Whalen, Mark Prouty, Brad Acker, Russ Nicol, Jeff Vrundy, Thomas Temple. Third Row: Scott Tyink, Mike Abbott, John Marks, Derrick Bretta, Roger Weiss, Daniel Asp. Stout Student Association First Row L-R: Sandra Kampen, Julie Weiss, Patricia Strassman, Connie Traxel, Deborah DelBianco, Mark Mickels, Scott Shaver. Second Row: Lee Michaels, Cindy Lapidakis, Suzan Qirzincich, Karla Bealhen, Kelly Bak- er, Ginger Eisenhauer, Charles Keller, David Kester, Brenda Morchart, Tracy Lee Landis. Third Row: Vic Sundvall, Barb Caron, Andy Previn, Tom Schwal- bach, Rich Brueckner, Cheryl LaFoun- tain, Peggy Coughlin, Joann Prange, Bill Siedlecki, Chris Mitchell. Third Row: Robb Zimdars, Oscar Meyer, Wesley Stead, Pete Baron, Gary Har- der, Stephen Owens, Mike Zelinski, Dewey Rothering. Students Understanding Drinking Sensibly First Row L-R: nancy Karpinski, Teresa Mitchell, Sandra Kampen, Suzane Wolf, Anne Ramage, Dan Kellogg. 62 Organizations Tower Yearbook First Row L-R: Chris Mitchell, Gary Stuewer. Second Row: Renee Cel- erak, Cheryl LaFountain, Kathy Hartung. Third Row: Vicki Meiand, Amy Sekas. Fourth Row: Maggie Seal. Wrestling Cheerleaders First Row L-R: Lori Zatko, Denise Klemmensen, Suzan Qirzincich, Sherry Johnson. Second Row: Lisa Stigen, Heidi Baxter, Sheila Dvora- chek. Organizations 63 6 Sporcs Sports Spouses Q B — A S - E - B A - L - L First Row L-R: Scott Aschenbrenner, Brian Snyder, Bob Lindberg, Tim Buswell, Tim Fuerst, Jim Miller, Dennis Folinski, Gary Isensee, Brad Resch. Secnd Row: Eric riystrom, Ed Spack, John Davenport, Mark Strick, John Schmitt, Mike Dukat, Greg Osowski, Kraig Kulaba. Third Row: Coach Terry Fetrie, John Rademaker, Karl Drezek, Chuck Dugger, Joe Schupp, Mike Charbonneau, Jeff Kloes, Chris Fasnacht, Mich Ghelfi, Bob Effinger. MBasctMll B - A S - K E-T-B-A-L-L Records Season WSUC Home Away 16-11 9-7 9-2 7-9 Opponents Mebraska Lost northern IL Lost Viterbo Won Whitewater Lost St. John ' s Lost Stevens Point Won Superior Won Marian Won Milwaukee Won St. Morbert W on River Falls Won Eau Claire Lost Oshkosh Lost Platteville Lost Marian Won Northland Won Opponents LaCrosse Won Stevens Point Lost Whitewater Lost Oshkosh Won Platteville Won LaCrosse Lost Superior Won River Falls Won Eau Claire Won Platteville Won Stevens Point Lost 66 Men s Basketball Men s Basketball 69 □ 70 Women s Basketball Women s Basketball 7 1 Wisconsin Women ' s Intercollegiate Athletic Conference 1. UW-Eau Claire 33 1-2-9-10-11 (12) (16) 2. UW-LaCrosse 54 2-4-9-19-20 (26) (27) 3. UW-Stevens Point 67 5-6-7-21-28 (38) (39) 4. UW-Oshkosh 1 16 17-18-22-29-30 (33) (36) 5. UW-Stout 127 13-15-23-31-45 (49) (52) 6. UW-Whitewater 165 14-32-37-40-42 (44) (46) 7. UW-River rails 219 25-43-47-50-54 8. UW-Superior 223 34-35-41-55-58 9, UW-Platteville 232 24-48-51-53-56 MAI A District 14 1. Eau Claire 2. Milwaukee 3. LaCrossc 4. Stout 5. River Falls 6. Superior 34 24-10-7-11 44 1-6-9-13-15 48 3-5-8-12-21 110 14-16-23-26-31 156 24-30-32-34-36 159 27-28-29-37-38 72 Cross Country Wisconsin State University Conference 1. UW-LaCrosse 22 2-3-4-6-7 2. UW-Oshkosh 72 5-12-13-19-23 3. UW-Eau Claire 88 15-16-17-18-20 4. UW-Stevens Point 101 1-11-25-31-33 5. UW-River Falls 140 8-24-32-35-41 6. UW-Whitewater 159 14-30-36-39-40 7. UW-StOUt 207 27-38-43-45-54 8. UW-Platteville 227 26-42-46-51-52 9. UW-Superior 282 50-56-59-60-61 NAIA District 14 1. LaCrosse 15 1-2-3-4-5 2. Eau Claire 55 9-10-11-12-13 3. River falls 91 6-17-20-22-26 4. Milwaukee 117 16-21-24-25-31 5. Stout 139 19-23-28-29-40 6. Platteville 148 18-27-30-36-37 7. Superior 215 35-42-45-46-47 Row One L-R: Mike Bennet, Ed Wojdyla. Todd Zuerlein, Matt Christenson. Row Two: Lydia Jarosz, Tim Stardahl, Ben Hainey, Eric Bretl, Bob Hackley, David Polshinski, Coach Lou Klitzke. Cross Country 73 football 7S L Row One L-R: Brian Widder, Eric Qalles, Greg Lammer, Steve Mongerson, Eric Pierce. Row Two: Gary Cooper, James fiord, Dan Molt, Greg Stai, Steve Kostka. Final Team Standings UW-Whitewater 387-380-767-388 — 1155 UW-Eau Claire 399-396-795-380 — 1175 UW-Stevens Point 405-398-803-385 — 1188 UW-Oshkosh 411-400-811-393 — 1204 UW-Stout 420-413-833-393 — 1226 UW-La Crosse 417-404-821-407 — 1228 UW-Platteville 424-426-850-421 — 1271 UW-River rails 428-415-843-429 — 1272 UW-Superior 455-452-907-425 — 1332 Gotl 77 □ 82 Men s Tennis t«n  Tenrm 83 w-o-M-E-n- Row One L-R: Lynn Papenfuss, Nary Fokwinski, Mary Mailoy, Jean Feyen, Kelly Wickman, Coach Bob Smith. Row Two: Beth Rogers, Assistant Coach, Tara Stahel, Tracy Kellerman, Karen Blau, Kris Anderson. Team Captain: Lynn Papenfuss WWIAC Conference Tournament Most Valuable Player: Mary Mailoy Finish Team Points Most Inspirational: Mary Mailoy 1 UW-Whitewater 53 Most Improved Player: Jean Feyen 2 UW-LaCrosse 48 3 UW-Eau Claire 35 4 UW-Stout 22 5 UW-River Falls 15 6 UW-Oshkosh 15 7 UW-Stevens Point 7 8 UW-Qreen Bay 2 PiAIA District 14 - 4th place □ 84 Women s Tennis Women ' s Tennis 85 Row One L-R: Tammy Schaller, Lisa Hemmermann, Ann Meyer, Michelle Ennis, Sheila Qeere. Tern riozhueter. Row Two: Janet Turowski, Lynn Luedke, Barb Peterson, Coach John Miller, Robin Magnuson. Suzi Krank, Sue Weber. 86 Track Row One L-R: Dan Doucette, Mike Todey. Steve Hoeschele, Eric Bretl, Brian Buss, Brian Kohls, Brad Higar, Ben Maney. Row Two: Robert Erfurth, Jeff Johnson, Dave Folishinski, Delmar Johnson, Robert Hackley, Steve Ruf, Todd Fox, Damn Swagel. Third Row: Peter Pembroke, Joe Prestigacomo, Zack Aams, Matt Christenson, Scott Apfel, Chris Magen, Chuck Mann, Dave Southworth, Tim Pardin, Ken Connell, Tim St. Peter. Row One L-R: Sharon Lindow, Assist. Coach, Dawn Kreuziger, Val Devries, Wendy Morrow, Barb Carlson, Coach Lynda Lee. Row Two: Michelle Esoe, Karen Mickelson, Sheila Mcnamara, Becky Horsman, Man Church, Shelly Gasow. Wrestling 91 92 Resident run Residence halls Residence Halls 93 AF ' Live and die in I-A! — Mark Zimmer, R.A., first Antrim first Row L-R: Steve Minham, Dan Murphy. Randy Mullins, Andrew Taylor. Nua Yang. Scott Simacek. Second Row: Viet Nguyen, Mark Paine. Scott Sigrist. James Pepper, Kraig Kucaba. Third Row: William Sweatt, Mark Zimmer, Julius Foncha. David Sandstrom. Scott Cordes, Mor- man LaFayete. Fourth Row: Andy Wolf. Robert Klienschmidt. A bunch of bad dudes. ' ' — Kevin Harris, R.A., Second Antrim First Row L-R: Tim Buswell. Scott Day, Jim Nimitz. Brad Migarski. Chue Thao. Second Row: Louie Filkens, Matt Winn. Darrln Ewing, Troy Bargender. Steve Frank, Dave Rhodes, Steve Kostka. Russ Strehlow. Third Row: Kevin Mams, Lao Xiong, Scott Aschenbrenner. Blaine David. Steve Strehlow, Riaz Khan. Craig Olson. Ted Kamitz. Jim Borgerding, Doug Rohde. 94 Residence nails The gamesters and the gods! — Dan Kunst, R.A., Third Antrim First Row L-R: Yer Yang, Tou Yang, Tou Tong Thau, See Yang, Yia Lor. Second Row: Mitch Schwake. Richard Shipman, Scott Qiesler. Tong Her. Yia Yang, Lue Vang. Third Row: May Yang. Don Wirth, Tim Sausen. Mark Krulas, Don Tamillo. Tim Lee, Kai Yang Dan Kunst, Jim Wegner, Calvin Boutin. The guys who like it on top! — Randy Kuzel, R.A., Fourth Antrim First Row L-R: Roby Chevie, Jeff Momchilovich. Brian Vamell. Jerry Swita. Second Row: James Lind, Jeff Holthaus, Tom Flanagan. Tim Rein- holm, Kyle Ounderson. Third Row: Dave Erickson. Brian Rody, Andy Komar. Amel Lind- gren. Darrel Oligney, Chris Gull. John Scheled- er. Fourth Row: Phil Winager. Mark Welsh, Mark Hamley Steve Forst, Tom Koleske. Dean Nivica. Jake Sweeney, Wayne Hinkle, Blair OJvfns. As wide a range of types you ' d ever hope to see. ' ' — Julie Downing, R.A., first Froggatt First Row L-R: Lorry Makis, Jacalyn Pempek. Second, Row: Ellen Robinson, Chris Decoster, Debbie Egelseer. Lisa Anshus. Third Row: Kira Tooke, Linda Fischer, Vickie Titus, Amy Pagel. Carol Davenport. Jenni Kaemmerling, Debbie Krieger. Fourth Row: Kim Baksh, Tori Todd, flancy Almquist, Carrie Palmer. Shelley Holen, Kelly Zagrzebski. Beth Proeber. Kelly Berenz. Cathy Sheahan. Kathy Thumer. Terri Lopez, Julie Downing, Residence Malls 95 It was their idea not to wear anything behind those umbrellas! — Karen M, Teske, R.A., Second Froggatt first Row L-R: Paige Thompson. Julie Boehme, Judy Weiuer. liary Oerber, Jill Humphrey. Cathy fideldy. Stacy Redy. Vlcki Lundberg. Denise Borchardt. Molly Purtell. Cathy Randall. Second Row: Jill Batalden. Dawn Cumming, Julie Mar- key. Patty Beson. Kathy Kiouda. Dodie Boet- cher. Sandra Stark, Dawn Manske. Third Row: Karen Teske. Karen Christiason. Terry Hammel- man. Mary Danahoe. Ann Wittig, Colleen Dono- van. Sue Mueller, Judy Zwolenski. K. C. Rigney. Jo Maier, Mary Mack. Third Froggatt is a group of various unique individuals and personalities that worked, lived, and socialized together to make a unified whole. — Cindy Keller, R.A., Third Froggatt first Row L-R: Paula Swita, Dawn Bowe. Peggy Coughlin, Mary Moiling. Erin Cleary. Liz Crowl- ey. Second Row: Holly Heise. Charlene Macha- cek, Leslie Dolinar. Margaret Torberg, Sherri Klinger. Third Row: Margaret Repetto. Jane Ellis, Bridget Graf. Karen Donal. Karmen Burghard. fourth Row: Cathy Terkelson, Dana Semrow, Michelle Reich, Jenny Klein. Annette McRoberts. Juanita Mack. Michelle Dore. Susan Mowicki. Cindy Keller. They ' re great! I love ' em all! — Becky Mouts, R.A., Fourth Froggatt First Row L-R: Penny Pucel. Mary Hawn. Barb Calliari. Bridget Steed, Jill Berkvam. Second Row: Mary Schlaefer. Lisa Marg. Cathy Dono- hue. Cathy Reszka. Bridget O ' Leary, Brenda Tollefson, Jodie Innis. Third Row: Susan Can- field, Lisa foerster, Mary Bowers. Jenny Hatch. Katie Marzolf, Becky Bertuccelli, Terri Holzhuet- er. Becky Mouts. fourth Row: Kaleene Kenning. Claudia SanClemente, Judy Heddersen, Angie Ameth. Denise Dollar. Jane Stevenson, Lisa Nesser. Amy Reitsma. 96 Residence Kalis CKTO A vast variety of interesting and fun people. — Cheri Kapla, R.A., First Curran First Row L-R: Paula Graves. Sue Casey, Lisa Beier, Lori Overkamp, Oenhi Givings. Lisa Strong, Cindy Whiting, Second Row: Jane Allen. Sherri Bryan, K. C. Stewert, Laurie Venner, Sue Thelander, Cheri Kapla. Lainie Beck. Kate Lane. Third Row: April Jeffrey, Missy Mrotek. Kim Christenson, Mary Klee, Kristi Hoyum. Diane Schulz. Traci Mueller. Fourth Row: Lisa Howard, Jenna Martin. Kelly McCullough, Jocelyn Fons. Julie Frederick, Debbie Feda. Jennifer Murphy. A fun-loving group who like to party and have fun. — Kim Swanson, R.A., Second Curran Margie Monaghan, Gloria Meulepas, Cathy Schneider. Rochelle Laverdure, Maria Keck. Second Row: Lisa Boutin, Mary Erickson, Wendy Johnson, Molly Trimbo, Jan Bumes, Lori Miller. Terri Oeesman. Third Row: Chantei Grotbeck. Mary Beth Kirby. Britt Kahr. Sharon Oncken. Chris Reimer, D ' Lane Kaiser. Brenda Polanski, Marianne Pisula. Fourth Row: Leslie Matthews. Matalie Retzlaff. Amy Thell, Kim Llewwlyn, Andrea Hodgkinson, Wendy Klingman. Residence Halls 97 ' Super, fun-loving. ' ' — Judy Amund- son, R.A., Third Curran First Row L-R: Lisa Hausknecht, Sheila Weiss, Susie Schuelke, Shari Qoetsch. Christine Hoppel, Kim Skinner. Second Row: Dawn Trom- bley. Kathy Grenall, Erika Diercks, Kim Raddant. Kelly Thill. Third Row: Tracy James. Jean Hatty. Jolene Wagner. Kris Laabs. Terri Thompson, Rochelle Amdt, Patty Mullen. Fourth Row: Carol Gasper Tabetha frauenfelder, Tracey Crisp, Michelle Gyorfi. Karen Lynn. Barb Wold. Fifth Row: Judy Amundson, Allison Harke. Trish Anderson. Bobbie Jo nelson. Deb Hartman, Janelle Brechon. We are always in trouble and it ' s so much fun! — Jodi Belknap, R.A., Fourth Curran First Row L-R: Lisa Pfeifer. Michelle Simons. Kelly Robinson. Suzy McDaniels, Margaret Kua- sen. Second Row: Alice Cox, Ann Greisgraber, Lora Phillips. Jaqueline Wright, Karin Undberg. Marta Jansen. Jodie Belknap. Third Row: Jenifer Zwuhlen. Linda Durrant. Janet Polasik. Lynn Nelson. Lois Goettl, Michelle Peters. Danielle Lee. Sixteen very individual women all trying to live together. ' ' — Michele Fox, R.A., First Kranzusch First Row L-R: Lori Hennings. Barbara Thim- mesh. Tammy Lotter. Second Row: Courtney Ringheim, Gina Nelson, Michele Fox, Shelley Campbell. Cathleen Sheady. Jennifer Salo. Third Row: Joan Mulvany. Dianna Griffey. Jodi Allen, Susan Harden, Sara Rausch. Jennifer Stephenson. Leziee Oakley. M BMMnict halls Thirty two individuals who have both shared and accepted each others individuality. — Karyn Mero, R.A., Second Kranzusch first Row L-R: Liana Ooedjcn, Karen Heinowski, Betsy Ludowese, Linda Albert, Tracy McQuisten. Second Row: Natalie, Read, Janet Wilson, Karyn Mero, Val Clark, Cathy Homung, Lisa Trzebia- towski. Third Row: Kathleen Daley, nancy Giles, Julie Wolf, Kari Olseth, Rochelle Buhr, Peggy Huebsch, nancy Schlener, Ann Wolff, Jane Olson. Just like it says in the picture - We enjoy the night life (you know, to . . . study?!) — Donna Qraesser, R.A., Third Kranzusch first Row L-R: Natalie Ooniwicha, Kelly Kohorst. Second Row: Tracy Mahan, Sue Weber, Molly Ihnken, Molly Pitlick, Kathy Picha, Tracy Han- nula, Wendy Westerlund. Third Row: Nancy Johnson, Amy Richardson, Kim Buchanan, Donna Qraesser. Laurie Hegtuedt, Michelle Manning, fourth Row: Melinda Luedtke, Mi- chelle Krizan, Kari Roberts, Molly Bourgeous, Cindy Luterbach. A fun, exciting, and enthusiastic group who enjoy both studies and parties. ' — Stephanie Roth, R.A., Fourth Kranzusch first Row L-R: Judith Christensen, Mlchele Ranum. Melinda Arington. Sandra Jordan. Toni Wolfe. Renee Walters. Second Row: Stephanie Roth, Lisa Meigaard, Paula Poiasik, Kelly Burke. Lisa Bjerkelund, Allison Pike, Mary Odonoghue, Kathleen Haines. Third Row: Margaret Rueding- er. Kathryn Moylan, Anne Schoor, Kristin Si- munson. Sherry Olson, fourth Row: Raquell Bollman. Agnes Duda, Anne Kehrberg. Kristine Brown. Lisa Bogenhagen. Carol Chambers. Residence Halls 99 It ' s been great!!! We need help, can you give us some advice? ' ' — Don Verdegan, R.A., First Tustison First Row L-R: Kurt Baryenbruch. Scott Seehaw- er, Steve Krueger, Mark Dworsky. Jamie Walsh. Second Row: Gary Simon. Tim Paroun. Bill Wagar, Chad Ott. Shawn Cordy, Tim Koltz. Third Row: Steve Seehawer, Kurt Siebert. Dan Stub- ing, Mike Reineck. Mike Klein. Pete Grat- schmayr, Dave Leikam. Don Verdegan . Fourth Row: Jim Rosenow, Ralph Peralez. J. Lang, Teiry Crossbach. Steve Todey, Dan Walsh. A great group of fun-loving people. ' ' — Michael Owens, R.A., Second Tusti- son First Row L-R: Michael Rentz. Dennis Niedfeidt. John Harris. Michael Pawlowski, Keith Meassen, Pete Scudder. John Clzinga. Todd Smits. Scott Groth. Second Row: Gary Jezorski. Adam Leh- ner. Gregory Komas, David Kraft. Michael Ow- ens, Antonio Rodriguez, Mick Biendarra. Rodney Wells. Terry Vajgrt. Third Row: Kevin Malec. Jay Katzenberger. Scott Kazukewicz. Mark Daniels. Michael Petersen, Steven Olson, Randall Meixel- sperger. Brett Jagodzinski. Randall Schaefer. Jon Erding. Here ' s to you, here ' s to me, the the best of friends we ' ll ever be. — Harold Poister, R.A., Third Tustison First Row L-R: Peter Wright. Kyle Pruess, Steve Mivaud, Dean Rabc. Second Row: Steve John- son. Daniel Asp. John Trimbell. Jon Latourell, Chris Bognar. Brian Iverson, Kevin Klein. Third Row: Joe Tschida, Jason Meckel, Rob Demeusa. Jeff Arnbelang. Harold Poister, Jim Hatty, Terry Johnson, Joe Macdonald. Fourth Row: Bill Roeger. Jeff Geurts. Brian Maritn. Gerald Staa- den, Todd Johnson, Eric Harmon, John Randby. 100 Residence Malls Classy to the top! R.A., Fourth Tustison Karen Hoff, First Row L-R: Annette Weir, Qina Buryska. Shar Kruger, Lisa Brekken, Sue Qauger. Nancy Ped- derson. Second Row: Carolyn Qreziak, Shellie Whiting, Tina Hodkovlch. Anne Weber, Lisa Favare. Karen Hoff, Michelle Sanderson, Third Row: Jeanette Christianson, Danette Boezio, Jenny Lewandowski. Kim Crickson. Lori Hassc. Tracy Stankovich, Andrea Syrup, fourth Row: Karen Hertel, Kelsie Doty, Colleen Btanchard, Lisa Allen. Nancy Bestel. Kathy Koestler. Kari State, Kessea Weiser. First O is where to go if you ' re feelin ' low. So stop by and say hi , we can help you reach the sky. — Bill Fuent, R.A., First Oetting First Row L-R: Conrad Jorgenson, Peter Thielen. Jeff Coleman. Second Row: Gary Hammen, Dave Sobek, Ann Pierce, Brian Kohls. Bill Puent, Curt Hostager, Leroy Underwood. Third Row: Ted Mierman, Bob Klamerus Brian Kroeber. Mark Byres, Cyril Marripul. Dan Vreeland, Scott Bras- ki. Fourth Row: Suhale Haleem, Tom Klatten- ekker, Mark Franz, Brian Belsky. Jim Qorecki, Curt Carter. A dynamic group of individuals who still seem to get along. — Christo- pher Moerschel, R.A., Second Oetting First Row L-R: Jorg Skowranek, Robert O ' Reilly, Wayne Holum, Eric Tidquist, Chris Moerschel, Tim Fuerst. Second Row: Kevin Parks. Todd Trabant. Olen Jacobson. Frank Terrance. Darin Zech, Brian Pascavis. Steve Lamp, Daniel Malo- ney. Todd Lunde. Third Row: Lynae Boomgar- den, Pete Axelson. Scott Kochersperger, Kari Rauscher, Kevin Qronert, Ronald Wolf, William Cobian, Gary Mueller. Fourth Row: Daniel Gaulke. Brad Larson, Mark Gleason. Erich Schwarz. Jan Movak. Chris Rutten, Steve Forde Residence Malls 101 A bunch of wild and crazy guys who hope they make it through college. — Karl Weizenicker, R.A., Third Get- ting First Row L-R: Ed Wojoyla. Todd Stecker. Ben Haney. Ralph Aschebrook. Depak Das. Second Row: Curt Reynolds, Rick Smith. Marl Weizenick- er. Terry Lodewegen, Randy Kuzel. Randy ttannemann. Third Row: Brian Oenelin, Arnold Vick. Bob Morrin. Todd Anderson. Paul Foslin. Brian Cada. A fun bunch of girls with unique personalities! - ' — Susan Tessier, R.A., Fourth Oetting First Row L-R: Karen Zurakowski. Lynn O Malley. Pam Fish. Jennifer Valek. Christine VandeYacht, Frank) Mewcome. Second Row: Stacey Crane. Jennifer Bickford, Kathy Krenz. Mary Burchard. Rose Berlin. Dawn Thorpe. Donna Sommerfeldt. Carolyn Bjerke. Third Row: Karen Kanis. Ther- esa Larsou, Shelly Rasmussen. Jessica Hackert. Ingrid Seversen, Brenda Lamalfa, Michelle Mi- chaels. Shelly Pax. Janice Verhulst. Fourth Row: Linda Lewins. Brenda Molte. Donica Lukes, Sandy Wozney, Christine Panning, Noelle Han- nay, Lynae Boomgarden. Fleming 102 Residence Halls First Fleming is unique in the sense that they are always willing to try new things to amuse themselves! — Al Delap and Dave Schultz, R.A. ' s, First Fleming East and West First Row L-R: Dennis Van Asten, Dave Chartier, Andy Meinholz, Gerard DeJung, Mark Metko, John Langsdorff, Karl Kuehn, Second Row: Pat Mies, Mike Dobbratz. Todd Magolan. Mike Zierke, Rich Jacobson, Dave Schultz, Craig Warosh. Third Row: Eric Schwarz, Chris Mi- chaels, Tim Adams, Tim Leverenz, Tim DeBruin, Troy Kelly, Paul Coenen, Tom Baumann, Jesse Lamb. Fourth Row: Jim Flattum, Chris Corcor- an, Kevin O ' Brien. Brad Moen, Joe Melville, Jason Wolterstorff. Fifth Row: James Hendee, Mike Drout, Al Delap, Laroy Cater, Steve Wag- ner. Brian Lampi, Jim Vite. Second Fleming is very unique. I ' ve never seen such a great group of guys who take such pride in their floor. I ' m glad that I can be a part of it. — Scott Kolb, R.A., Second Fleming East First Row L-R: Mike Friedman. Tom Qresch, Josh Whitney, Bill Soper. Second Row: Scott Kolb, Todd Holman. Kevin Keller, Andrew VanCrman, Bill Rump. Third Row: Carl Stalnaker. Steve Kostrova, Peter Dull, Mike Mundy, Lewis Clark. Tom Dombrock. Fourth Row: Tim Korsmoe, Mark Schrameyer, Joe Schlosser, Julian Graing- er Kurt Hoff, Tom tlulverson, Bryan Schroers. Second West is a very unique floor because of all the different personali- ties on it. Everyone still gets along great. — Mark Budde, R.A., Second Fleming West First Row L-R: Dan Melson, Paul Gordee, Derek nelson. Second Row: Jim Krueger, Kim Theusch, Ken Dougherty, Jeff Henley, John Wang. Third Row: Paul Sorenson, Kent Below, Dan Duhin, Brian Burditt, Brian Svenby, Jim Keenan, Doug Miller. Fourth Row: Jeff Spielvo- gel, Mark Budde, Lars Lavine, Jim Larson. Doug Cwidak. Bob Allcox. Residence Mails 105 Ambitious, inviting, and fun-time girls. Really a treat to be around!!! — Alice Fulvermacher, R.A., Third Flem- ing East First Row L-R: Mimi Roach. Kathy Loesl. Julie Church, Kris Roalson, Carolyn LeCoque, Mary Hayes. Second Row: Mary Swanson, Kelli Smith, Karen Kroeger. Mel Palmer. Diane Thom. Third Row: Mary O ' beraigner. Carol Scheer, Heather Riekkoff, Ann Bur. Deb Delbianco. Karen Gud- manson, Alice Pulvermacher, Chris Duykers. Fourth Row: Lisa Wilcox. Brenda Campbell. Karon Bawek, Natalie Simonini, Polly Fryden- dall, Pam Purdy. Rachael Honadel. Third Fleming is comprised of ladies who like to experience life to the fullest, and who share their own special qualities to make it the special floor that it is. — Peggy Rinda, R.A., Third Fleming West First Row L-R: Peggy Rinda, Michele Johnson. Carrie Christopherson. Amy Schommer, Jill Rassmussen. Colleen Brunko. Second Row: Michele Miller. Kirsten Johnson, Michele Sohn. Patsy Katzenburger, Sue Mohrfeld, Sue Conter, Mary Reader, Annette Bigaouette, Teresa Ander- son. Third Row: Patti McMahan, Cindy Peroutka, Jenny Christen, Lori Schwinghammer. Jenny Warren, Kim Danneker. LeAnne Crane, Renee Maletzke. These girls are all 4.0 students, who shave their legs every two days, and are in bed by 8:00 p.m. seven days of the week. If you believe this one are you interested in buying the Brooklyn bridge? — Ann Woznick, R.A., Fourth Fleming East First Row: Kris Doucette. Second Row L-R: Tammi Peterson, Karen Burgess. Michelle Keep. Carrie Lassek. Pam Tomkiewicz. Third Row: Kathy Zuelhke. Sue Haakenson, Tanya Haverland. Becky Oie, Wendy Dedynski, Chrissy Mount, Kris Klockow. Fourth Row: Angie Specketer, Tracy Kraft. Sheila Dvorachek, Qina Brunkow, Renee Vel eke. Sue Watske. Drea Hale, nancy Stacy. Fifth Row: Melinda Quse. Pam Koel, Suzanne Palmer, Ann Woznick, Sue Hor- guth, Michelle Paul. 104 Residence Malls ft It ' s definitely the best fioor that I ve lived on so far. — Cheryl Hesselink. R.A.. Fourth Fleming West Tirst Row L-R: Audrey Carione. Kelly Barber. Lisa Dcmbinski. Qena Tiedman. Kathy Volk. Steph Yundak. Cheryl Hesselink. Debbie Zabel. Sec- ond Row: Melody Steen. Leslie Drall. Sue Lalng Jodi Dunnum. KJmra Knoke. Karen Routt. Sandi Habdas. Lori Brumm. Third Row: Deena Solie. Sue Tomesek. Sara Matthews. Corinne Goshaw. Ginger Cisenhauer. Kelly Clark HKMC Thirty individuals that click! — Donna Kiepert. R.A.. First Hansen ■5 1 } nrst Row L-R: Sherry Kuras. Rene Moble, Julie Markey. Carol Baranyk. Second Row. Kris nel- son. Jeanne Galle. Nicole l.u ! ic;son Kcncc Craig. Wendy Witkum. Linda Loff. Third Row: Lori Young Rebecca Carter. Mary Bonn, nancy Danford. Sue Cooper. Denise Struck. Judie VanGarsse. Fourth Row: Donna Kiepert. Dawn Kultgen. Jane Munson. Pam Meredith. Ann rrislnger. Chris Meyer. Lisa Abts. Stephanie Davis Tilth Row: Leslie Pea body nkolc Ward. Kcwdcnce run 10S Second Hansen consists of many unique, fun individuals who love to party! — Maureen Qowaskie, R.A., Second Hansen First Row L-R: Peggy Yaeger, Tracy Wirtanen, Tracy Rouse. Mary Schmitt, Alison Swenson. Second Row: Kristi Rynnlng, Lorie Dom. Jamie Peterson. Bridget Beck, Kelly Peterson. Leean Schneider. Judy Schmiedeberg, Anna Berg. Third Row: Mary Wedige. Lorie Anderson. Lisa Oarafalo, Denise Klemmensen, Maureen Qow- askie. Sue Werner, Tamme Schroeder. Fourth Row: Julie Yaeger, Jodi Close, Keri BJomson, Laura Lusson, Jean Patton, Melissa Dombach. Fifth Row: Jean Stranton, Lisa Megyi. Lisa Hack, Kristin Solum. Karen Plourde, Sherri Johnson. Friendly, fun, wild, and crazy - a great cube!! — Kristine Rieber, R.A., Third Hansen First Row L-R: Laurie Potter. Jackie Johnson. Karl Abrahamson. Jill Dietering, Debbie Oi ' boy, Melinda Weinzierl. Second Row: Carla Feidt, Margee Engel. Janice Carson, Kathy Kinnander. Kelly Haslow. Laurie Bartow. Charla Meisel. Third Row: Lynn Flke, Jenny Fox, Laura Lam- bourn. Ilynn Vandre. Jill Russell, Kristine Rieber. Jackie Sundby, Maria Rono. Fourth Row: Christy Barreau. Sarah Debroux. Cindy Lapidakis. Mary Bollom. Lori Johnson. Sue Meyer. Fun-filled, loving, caring, sharing - the best dam floor on campus. — Margie Brutscher, R.A., Fourth Hansen First Row L-R: Wendy Hynek. Sue Barker. Kelli Moppe. Nanette Zelinski, Margie Brutscher, Andre Lyon, Michelle Lee. Second Row: Vicki Kilsdonk. Mary Lieser, nancy Sorjanen. Can Mangelsen, Jacalyn Fenney, Veronica Kelly. Third Row: Rhonda Kettering, Janelle Blair, Deb Uchytil. nancy Olaeser. Jenny Kurvers, Mary Haines. Sara Meyer, Lucy Pimer, Kris Simon. Fourth Row: Valerie Frank, Debbie Kampf. Ruth Heberle, Kristin Bartel, Cathy Vandelist, Kathy Hausrnann, Tracy nissen. 106 Residence Mails Small floor with lots of enthusiasm! Some wild and crazy girls. ' ' — Dwana furchtenicht, R.A., First Keith rirst Row L-R: Sonja Qrauze, Kim Meade. Deanna Macdonald, Kim Beneke. Michele Smith. Second Row: Dwana Furchtenicht. Kristy Litlyblad, Rheatra Daniels. Shirley Ripp. Third Row: Peggy Lemke. Jiii Barringer, Rhonda McQinley. Jodi Schumal, Lori Oehrke. Kristin Mall. Kristin Morley. We only party on days that end in y Mi — Colleen Hartmon, R.A., Second Keith Tirst Row L-R: Lisa Mersberger. Julie Ohlinger, Taffy Jackson. Renatta Oldeen, Charlene Qer- vais. Dawn Arlt. Sue Aguado. Second Row: Tammy Tott, Kris McGregor, Kara Quinn. Stacey Otterson. Colleen Hartmon, Jane Sebo, Darcy Manus. Janet Turowski, Sarah Smith. Jacquie King. Third Row: Wendy Peterson, Jann Dickin- son, Kristi Myklebust, Kaye Haralson, nancy Thompson. Ronny Johnson, Fun! ' ' — Third Keith Deanna Schmidt, R.A. first Row L-R: Karl Finberg, Mauri Carver. Kris Ciolkosz. Colleen Byrne, Second Row: Tonja Lindquist. Stacia Logan, Patty Rippley, Barb Dickman. Chris Quam, Michelle Riehi. Third Row: Joanne Lutzen, Cheryl Schlosser, Wendy Berg, Jana Chisholm. Bobbi Black. Mary Antzak, Deb Hammel. Andrea Metropolus. Monica Meu. Donna Palnode. Sheri Wegner, Sara Rabas. Kelly Schneider. Linda A Hers. Residence Malls 10? I perceive my flooras very active, fun- loving, and highly flammable. ' ' — Robin Yazbec, R.A., Fourth Keith First Row L-R: Dawn Qiefer, Sarah Wacker, Patricia O ' Malley. Beth Knutson. Denise Cain. Karla Abplanalp, Nary Ellen Schindler. Lisa Laidlow. Beverly Kauffmann. Lori Javor. Ther- esa Carlson. Second Row: Debbie Schroeder, Sharon Prissel. Jackie Gilbert. Wendy Meineke. Robin Yazbec. Karen Carlson. Jill Caflisch. Mauri Salwei. Sue Gilgenbach. Cathy Houdek. Sarah riussin. Lisa Charmoli. Third Row: Dawn Perry Kelly Horan. Kim Basler. Marie Fortier, Stephanie Warren. Gina Delfiaco. ' This floor has a lot of class. We know how to party without getting destruc- tive. ' - — Tom Seiberlich, R.A., Second Milnes First Row L-R: Phil Stanley. Mark Thomberg. Mike Wesel. Joe Beran. John Stillman. Mike Collins, Eric Langheinrich. Andrew Burton. Gary Stuewer. Dave Hillman, Joel Wavrunek, Pat La Valle. Kevin Miller. Second Row: Wild Bill Vaness. Ben Kreiwald. Joe Kahnk, Dave Mc Intosh, Jeff Rachu. Third Row: Tim Helmueller. John Richards, Mike Beranek, Chris Kerkes, Greg Christensen. Joe Dellis, Tom Seiberlich, Rich Rupp, Will Kennedy, Craig Sabota, Jerry Reif. There is only one phrase that sums up this fun rock ' n ' floor - smooth guys . — Marlow Knabach, R.A., Third Milnes First Row L-R: Steve Post. Gordy Thurk. Tom Schmidt. Bill Anthes. Tim Kreitz. Marlow Kna- bach. Second Row: Pete Daggett. Pat Downey. Ron Keriin. Jeff Behr, Tim Serwe, Kurt Mercer, Jim Kroehn. Third Row: Mike Rollins, Mike Rhone, Dave Denk, Greg Stillman, Ross Chris- tianson, Mark Moesch, Lou Rueda, Jeff Daniel, Charles Daggett. Jeff Hail lies Russ Meyer. Chris Riba, Dennis Freeberg, Mike Goebel. Mike Dietzler. 106 Residence Malls A group of guys from a wide variety of backgrounds, who all do their best to make college fun. — Tom Bieder- wolf, R.A., Fourth Milnes First Row L-R: John Smith, Paul Oregor. Jim Abrahamson. John Midthun. Keith Johnson. Matt Sundquist. Paul Lamsam. Tom Beiderwolf. Second Row: Thai Lee, Gary Kocken, Darren Taie, Scott Martin. Kent Marohl. Frankie Lam. Daryl Johnson. Bob Johnson. Third Row: John Thimm, Rich Steichen, JoeDolezal, J. ' P. Ehlenz, Mike Dresen. Scott Schimmers, Todd Vandenav- ond. Darryl Michelizzi. Fourth Row: Dean Kal- merton. Fort Wilson. Carl Selkey, Craig Swan- son, Jim McQillivray. Ron White. Very outgoing - all gunning for suc- cess. — Scott Sherman, R.A., First Chinnock First Row L-R: Todd Harvey, Darien Schaefer, Mark Qrimck, Thad Albert, Jim Fritz. Greg Gunderson. Todd Young, Tom Roth. Second Row: Scott Sherman, Mike Quelle, Scott Kol- pien, Rob Strafford, Eric Oleson, Mike Schoo- nover, Tom Plante. Third Row: Joe Weber. Joe Hietpas. Rob Cox, Adam Tremble, Scott Dem- erath. The floor seemed to grow together very well. — Chris Rowe, R.A., Third Chinnock First Row L-R: Chris Rowe, Jon Hurley, John Schmitt. Chuck Klann. Second Row: Bruce Markuson, Chris Larson. Dennis Gohla, Dick Howe. Paul Mclntyre, Chris Schrader. Third Row: Kraig Koller, David Nichols. Mike Maltby, Mike Liker, Jon Lubahn, Duane Cheeky, Dan Piecuch, Stuart Knope. Leif Erickson. Dave Mailand. Fourth Row: Jim Rosen, Craig Wandmacher, Craig Zehnder. Residence Halls 109 Fantastic! — Mark Bentfield, R.A., Fourth Chinnock First Row L-R: Scott Benitz, Cordell Conley. Steve Spargur. David Ringwald. Second Row: Don Busby, Scott Kinopic. Duffy. Dave Sullivan, Shawn Peterson, Mark Gibbons, John Perlberg, Mark Waldorf. Third Row: Jeff Atkins, Jeff Jennerman, Craig Zimmerman, John Resig, Scott Richardson, Mike Kahn, Mike Miedermier, Mark Benny, Mark Johnson, Rod Woman. Doug Mithun, Dave Bleskeck. Doug Starky, Scott Warner. HOVLID Fun and full of energy!! — Joan Gilligan, R.A., First Hovlid First Row L-R: Kristen Bayerl. Tamrah Schaller. Jean Paul, Tina Lepak. Natalie Rakic, Lisa Ealy. Kristi Glassco, Jodi Christiansen. Second Row: Connie Schnelle, Michelle Rabuck, Shari Thede, Joan Gilligan. Barb Behling, Stephanie Gerster, Sara Schueller. Third Row: Jennifer Gellerman, Dawn DiercKs, Diana Wollin, Elizabeth Wilson, Michelle Schreder, Kathryn Leffin, Lisa Young, Dawn Brickheimer, Lisa Lenz, Vongthanong Thongsavanh, Kathleen McChesney. 110 Residence Hails When I think of second n the word interesting comes to rnind. — Andy Meinholz, R.A., Second Hovlid North First Row L-R: Steve Jelinek. Chris Miller, Sao Lee, Kurt Wilcott. Second Row: Rob Kilgore, Mark Carlson, Steve Boylen, John Chruscielski. Doug Oiese. Third Row: Daren Pederson, John Kluessendorf. Ren Raap, Matt Hanrahan. Mark Keech, Todd Loomis, Jim Vogel. Rodney Ru- kamp. When you talk about the word com- munity, you are talking about second Hovlid. Each person is willing to help out another. If someone is down, there is always someone there to help him up. Out of all the floors on campus, I ' m glad to be living on second Hovlid. Good luck in the future guys. — Steve Tomaszewski, R.A., Second Hovlid South First Row L-R: Dan Deizer. Second Row L-R: Randy Bowers. Wayne Parmley, Autie Ziehlke. Phil Woodland, Troy LaDoux. Third Row: Art Szymanski, Doug Laabs. Brian Yelton, Frank Ferson, Mico Piccolo. Fourth Row: Mickey Bran- chaud. Ron Mattson. Phil Harms, Kerm Towler. Erik Rotvold, Steve Tomaszewski. Dave Trel- chel, Dave Danielson. Dave Benson. How do they have so much energy on so little sleep? — Michael Donegan, R.A., Third Hovlid north First Row L-R: Todd Krzanowski. Kevin Pedretti. Second Row: Morakot Khampane. Jamie Chel- man, Pat Eide. Brad Jones. Michael Ducharme. James Duckstad, Blake Doud. Third Row: Mark De Boer, Rodney Osterhaus, Christopher Clark, Anthony Domeier, Tony Kostick. Jon Dahl, Michael Meitke, Andy Bisek. Dean Johnson, Liam Mackowiak, Dennis Miller. Todd Norman, Scott Paller, Michael Donegan. Residence Malls 111 When Webster defined unique , he had third Hovlid in mind. — Dave Irwin. R.A.. Third Hovlid South First Row L-R: Kurt Knutson. Russ Styczynski Meal Jensen. Second Row: Dave Irwin. Jeff Salchert. Randy Domack. Dan Pabisiak. Rick Zurawski. Rod Balliette. Kirk Zack. Third Row: Dean Kosloske. Glenn Walters. Tom Rickcr Bill Johnson. Al Carlson, Jim Scaton. Rich Walters. This floor is fun-loving. I feel lucky to have had the opportunity to live with these people. — Lisa Thissen, R.A., Fourth Hovlid North Tirst Row L-R: Tina Vanenkenvort. Andrea McEl- hone. Lynn Studeny. Kelly Magaum. Second Row: Carol Karblcr. Michelle Hunter. Sherie LaCrosse. Robin Brickner. Lisa Thissen. Karen Wood. Third Row: Karl Brunner. Brenda Tanck. Kay Pauke. Kris Brutsman. Cindy Hurt. Sheila Sewall. Tina Lindberg. Marcia Martin. Fourth Row: Jackie Tiegs. Heidi Roehl. Lisa Lauer. Denise Kruger Suzi Grizincich. Chauntel Schief- fer. Kris Brutsman. Quiet hours begin at 10:00 p.m. and so does the noise on my floor. — Rosanna Cook, R.A., fourth Hovlid South First Row L-R: Sue Kwiatkowski. Liz Lund. Ckis Streed. Jenny Onstad. Janet Clayton. Anne Chappa. Becky Spccht. Robin Thune. Second Row: Rosanna Cook, Kristi Peterson. Pam Vaassen. Michele Angeli. Betsy Borman. Jenny Dombrow. Shari Jacobson. Carolyn Anderson. Tammy Witte. Deb Johnson. Third Rov : Jean Witowski. Leslie Graham. Trish Fawkes. Dawn Sura, Nicole Braun. 112 Residence Mailt JTC This floor has explored different alternatives to having fun! — Laurie Hable, R.A., Second Jeter First Row L-R: Natalie Fischer, Fatti Offenbacher. Kris Cronstrom. Marcy Qama, Laurie Hable, Kim McRae. Second Row: Jenni Larson, Linda Bahr, Kris Opland, Lolita Tolefree. Sara Tubbs. Shir- ley Tauscher, Robin Dickenson, Jamie Mdaugh- lan. Third Row; Anne Neisen. Chiu-Wen Yu, Renee Ertl, Christine, Sutphen, Debra Mudziak, Heidi Springmeyer. nancy Schneider. Fourth Row: Sue Morinville, Brenda Meuville. Karen Johnson. Marilyn Ritzer, Luanne Olson. Very outgoing and friendly! — Amy Whiting, R.A., Third Jeter First Row L-R: Janae Johnson. Cathy Carlone, Anne Melaas, Laurie Abramson, Renee Duro- cher. Lynne Sovick. Secondn Row: Amy Whiting, Wendi Moses, Pam Paul, Diane Thomas, Dianne Markowski, Jessica Rogers, Amy Lau, Cheryl Ray. Third Row: Kim Ess, Sue Stark, Lynda Straub, Sarah Schneider. Tina Zahn. Shelly Qasow. Lisa Wiitala. Stephanie Carlson. Fourth Row: Patti Mlemdorf. Becky Feyen, Kalene Fischer, Deb Ruhnke. Becki Riedi, Erin Fair- baim, Julie Bialk. Residence Halls 115 What we lack in numbers, we make up for in personality! — Qini Kahnk, R.A., First Tainter north Tirst Row L-R: Renae Campeau, Kathy Hein, Linda Walker, Lynne Jeffrey, Shelly Heida, Kris Hanson, Qini Kahnk. Second Row: Georgy Westrich, Paula Skone. Kelly McCormick, Beth M augh, Sue Sciacatano. Sue Chase. A nice bunch of guys. Crazy, but nice! ' ' — Tony Hunteman, R.A., First Tainter South First Row L-R: Brian McElroy, Bill Wesp, Tony Hunteman. Second Row: Chip Paglow, Bart Kinzel. David Alvin. Randy Biscobing, Brian Stern. Third Row: Brad Hintz. Brian Berquist. Jeff Weber. Mark Schultz. Gene Ferry. Jerry Bulinski. Marvelous - simply marvelous. — Clay Bollin, R.A., Second Tainter First Row L-R: Grant Scholbrock, Mark Chaffee. David Pichler, Steve Becker. Brian Harrington. Second Row: Dave Battels Jeff Yeakel, Jon Gallun, Scott Turriff, Tim Tougas. Clay Bollin. Joe Van Derlinden, Jeff Bartels, Gregory Crane. Third Row: Joe Shortreed, Bob Daggett, Pete Jensen. John Badalamente. Dave Schneider. Fourth Row: Bill Medema. Larry Derrah, Mike Kaiser, Craig Forcier. Roy Demott, Todd Melson. 114 ResWenct Malls Simply marvelous! — nancy Steffen and Ann Ducklow, R.A. ' s, Third Tainter First Row L-R: Julie Hinderks, Stacy Kojima, Sarah Pankuch. Ter riielson, Christina Peter- son, Sue Larson. Kristin Sundby. Second Row: Holly Schepke. Tracy Kudlas. Mary Baudhuin. Chris Tuite. Angela LaBonne. Barb Suih Konen, Daphne Parpart. Lori Hohlfelder. Ann Pederson. Nancy Steffen. Third Row: Carol Clerkin. Dcnisc Tekavec. Lisa Lichtenberg, Owen Trae. Sally Wood. Ann Schlosser, Heidi Behrens, Kathy Qarvey, Sarah Nelson. Karen Johnson. Laurie Duncan. Mary Raymond. Fourth Row: Ann Ducklow, Sharon Koene, Louise Kuhn. Andrea Evenson. Leann Johnson. Pam Colehour. Don- na Yost, Laura Binner. This years first Callahan failed to live up to its previous reputation. They all acted like humans. — Joe Jackson, R.A., First Callahan First Row L-R: Mike Hempel. Tom Keekley. Adam Luedke, Joe Jackson, Tom Bacher, Scott Dietz, Marc Beltz. Jim Qruerdemann. Second Row: Erik Sagerstrom, Terry Michels, Pierre Watier, Paul Lewis. Mike Kilkelly, Chris Zuelt. John Patter- son. Jim Hasselmann. Mike McCloone. John Hansis. Paul Kalschuer. Bob Hoover. Third Row: Mike Streefland. Paul Stock, Bill Walkoe. Pat Mahoney, Dave Peplawski, Darren Mclver, C. J. Meyer. Jeff Grey, Rick Krorer. At the place where UW-C reigns supreme, third Callahan is full of outgoing individuals in pursuit of their inner self and future goals. — Terry Martin, R.A., Third Callahan First Row L-R: Terry Martin, Ozzie Austvold, Scott Sturgeon, Richard Raley. Kurt Smurf. Second Row: Marty Quam. Eric Fenzel, Dave Conant. David Trench. Scott Tebo. Mike Qor- niak. Mike Havemeier. Third Row: Jeff Red. Matt Jones. Brad Kehoe. Oreg Bear, James Nordso, Robert Prah. Po Kittirath. Jim Blenis. Steve Kamla. John Bubbles, Qorden Ess. Edward Abel, John Dude. Dave Thomas. Swim Bob, Dennis Janowski. Pete Larson, Mike Veld. David Kramer. Chris Bason. R«iden« nails MS NORTH We walk softly but carry big sticks! ' — John Chiodo, R.A., First D North First Row L-R: Dewey remrite, Jim McGuine. John Chiodo. Secondo Row: Brad Qregorius. Eric Egstad, Joe Krawczyk. Mike Todc John Wirkes. Third Row: Keith Studinski. Todd Tar- mann, Dave Asp, Steve Minor. Bob Koshalek. Pete Burbach, Tom Payne, Tom Miller. Greg Hovle. Gary Horn. Fourth Row: Mike Crull. Rod Mess. Jim Rachick, Kevin Beneke, Brian Sinkler. Jeff Schommer, Joe Goebel. Pat Saeger. The second D girls are independent, fun-loving, and enthusiastic. They like to have a good time. — Kristin Shirley, R.A., Second D North First Row L-R: Loma Strom, Melissa Johnson, Shelly Herbst. Jean Robideau. Peggy Jensen, Bonnie Yotter. Second Row: Faye Bohnan. Jo Wortock. Pat Dinda. norma Soderberg. Becky Borg, Kristin Shirley, Sheri Revelle, Karla Slinde. Third Row: Nancy Engen, Mary Vanderloop, Mary Kae Schmidt, Kris Anderson, Mary Nemec. Michelle Olson, Anna Be rg, Connie Harrison. 116 Resident Malls Third D is a great bunch of guys who will receive their degrees with the help of a small miracle. — Chris Burrows, R.A., Third D North first Row L-R: Joe Schuh, Kevin Tulloch, Allen Pabisch, Chris Bielinski, Mike Kysely. Mark Schultz. Second Row: Chris Meyer. Steve Bower- man, Jerry Johnson, Cliff Smith, Mark Pon- shack. Steve Henderson, Tim St. Peter, Doug Thronson. Third Row: Randy Slaby, Chuck Morris. Duey Femrite, Mike Qinter. Kraig Kor- pela, Sean Aldrich, Rod Hen rich s. Joe Balzer. Tony Lundell. Dennis Splltgerber. Mark Pasch- ka, Larry Hull. Fourth Row: Pete Koets, Scott Moles. Steve VanderHeiden, Brian Amtsen. Jason Hochstein, Brian Stingle, Chris Burrows. ' Fourth D is a fun floor; the girls are really friendly and have a lot of interest in exercise and activity. — Karen Westlund, R.A., Fourth D North First Row L-R: Laura Reck. Carmen Henken. Second Row: Karen Westlund. Jane Junkins, Tracy Kellerman. Joyce Qeller, Michelle Voights. Joyce Alger, Dean Albertson. Third Row: Bridgette Qolatt. Laurie Reed, Kim Wesen- er, Denise Albrecht, Sheila McMamara, Robin Magnuson. Jenny Perret. Fourth Row: Theresa AlkJre. Sarah Johnson, Susie Quickel. Treacy Bartz, Jackie Attleson. Laurie Linski. The men like to party!! Gehring, R.A., First E North Keith First Row L-R: Andrew Jensen, Darren Manty, Brian Gilbert, Kevin Burke, Robert Craig, Scott Bucholtz. Second Row: Steven Home, John Kroll, Grant Wittberger. Jeff Kaufman, Joe Ciardo. Third Row: Keith Gehring, Timm Wulter- kens, John Ewart, Tom Vandewalle, Thomas Leuck. John Yatso, Residence Halls 117 They are a creative group with a lot of unique individuals. It ' s fun to see all of the wonderfully different personali- ties in them. — Mary Kovacevich, R.A., Second E north first Row L-R: Brenda Swedburg. Jolic frank. Mary Imig. Robin Oeisser. Second Row: Lisa Juhl, Mary Kovacevich. Sue Wolf. Nancy Karpin- ski, Kim Washkovick, Ericka fox. Lee Mabusth. Nancy Heinsohn. Third Row: Jane Cook. Vicki Heinle. Nancy Ness, Colleen Campbell. Julie Zich. Heather Burton. Karla Koenig. Fourth Row: Sharon Sproles. Wendy Meierhoff, Kim Stark. Anne Benson. Melissa Magolski. Lori Schwalen- burg, Michelle Randall, Bonnie Hodkiewicz. Third E is an excellent combination of women, ranging from fun-loving to studious. What Third E is all about though, is that they are all friendly and are willing to lend a hand or an ear to each one of their floor members. This is what makes living on Third E so special. — Beth Bartelt, R.A., Third E Morth first Row L-R: Diane Pamau, Christine Herman- son, Tama Dales. Julie Smith, Jean Marie Dauplaise, Catherine Bruzzini, Liz Pumper. Second Row: Molly Kasner. Jennifer Baggot. Tamara Peterson, Wendy De Bruin, Beth Bartelt, Lisa Panek, Tammy Edwards, Tina Roen, Julie Abel. Barbara Bintzler, Qail Krezowski. Third Row: Jan Hodkiewicz, Lesa Jo Dahle, Lucy Michaels. Mellisa Langstraat, Heidi Holznagel. Great place to live, but I wouldn ' t want to visit here. Thirty four people with different goals, dreams, and ex- pectations, but all love a good time. — Michael Weber, R.A., Fourth E north First Row L-R: Joe Honnold, Bob Hoy, Jim Cepress, Lawrence Bush III, Paul Hagen, Todd White, Michael Weber, Duey Fimreite, Scott Walquist John Casanova. Second Row: Paul Scherer. Peter Deyle. Tom Hetzel. Scott Arenda, Joel Anderson, Chris Qrendler, Rich Qearhart, Rich Sniatynskl. Todd Kaderly, Curt Harris, Duane Reusch. Norris Dismuke, Joe Boyle, Pat Doege. Third Row: Troy Jorgenson, Dave Buin- side, Shawn Ryan, Chandler McCoy, Dan Quirk. John Auer. Carl Isely. Ron Davis. 1 16 Residence Malls The floor which is serious about school, life, and having fun! — Keith Qartland. R.A., first F north rirst Row L R: Jeffrey Wendt. Scott Vaubel. David Polishinski. Second Row: Le Chau Gregory Johnstone. John Amrhein Keith Gartland. Third Row: Chun Chan. Hiroshi Shoji. Matthew Johnson. Cederic Howl let. Gregg Magen. Larry Bergmann. Terry Weiner. rourth Row: James Tonjum. John Altman. Anthony Williams. Peter Jones. Tom Mascarenas. Kurt Adams. Second F was a group of fun-loving, sweet, considerate girls. There was never a dull moment! — Christy Harrison, R.A., Second F north rirst Row L R: Jean Male, Christy Harrison. Beth Pleells. Anne Budde, Jean Moltetmann. Mary Sommerfeldt. Second Row: Mary Potter, Paula Peterson. Sue Williams. Gail Glaser Sherri Biss. Katie Olson. Third Row: Jane Shaw. Sirri Atang. Kenda Meade, Donna Malin. Cind Baranowski. Pam Lundgren. Laurie Gropp. Jodi Marsh, rourth Row: Libby Smith. Laura Rcthwill. Maria Zachman. Carol Tilla. Tammy Jcnneman. Juliet Schumacher. They know how to have fun but at the right times. ' — Glen Senger. R.A., Third F north Tirst Row L-R: Jim Stecher. Jeff Ryan. Second Row: Kirk Match ey. Mark Shady. Matt Malesa. Mike Malesa. Bob Lee. Third Row: Marc Matullo. Tim Daley. Steve Axelrod. Mark Wlckham. rourth Row: Scott rriendt, Ward Wieckert. Jeff Patterson. Steve Moeschele. Mike Dipaolo. Randy Paulson. Brian Smith. Tilth Row: Steve Barter. Mike Vantreeck, Todd Dalebroux. Glen Senger. ■■tdii t run 119 The way we are . . . taking chances, experimenting, reaching out for long- term goals and achieving them with style. ' ' — Mary Kay Wynn, R.A., Fourth F Morth First Row L-R: Cheryl Malek, Becky Mouge, Becky Reeser. Amy Beltman. Anne Burgoyne. Second Row: Kari Requa. Janice Ruhlin. Karen Malecha. Sara Clawson, Becky Da Wald, Sam Smith, Amy Johnson, Mary Beth Molstre, Harriet Otteson, Amy Jentz, Anne Hansen, Ann Branson. Mary Ray Wynn. Third Row: Sue Sonday, Lori Hoff- man, Julie Larson, Molly Pascoe. Shelly Ebert, Rebecca Swangstu, Stephanie Weiss. SOUTH I see First A as quite an energetic, active floor and a great place to live. — James Evenson, R.A., First A South first Row L-R: Jeff Derrlckson, Dave Behling. Doug Kortbein, Brian Birchler. Second Row: Mark Gibson. John Schunick, Brian Konkel. Mike Schmidt, Mike Kroll, Glenn Hills. Third Row: Mike Peterson, James Evenson, Mike Collins. John Carpenter. Steve Kurtz. Craig Flick, Dan Szymoniak. Fourth Row: Jeff Ander- son, Tim Benidt. James Colum, Tom Van Asten. Rick Burris. Scott Walsh. 120 Residence Malls My floor is silly, supportive, and fun! — Julie Koller, R.A., Second A South First Row L-R: Roxanne Mueller, Jill Bystrom, Mary Meyer. Laura Klein, Mary Jo Krueger, Lisa MalKowski. Second Row: Heidi Overbo, Sandra Kampen, Kat Taylor. Dona Hetland. Charissia Motley. Karen Smith. Third Row: Wendy Swiggum, Jill Kojetin. Amy Weiner. Kelly Steffen, Kay Ferg, Amy Springier, Lisa Schwedrsky, Karen Johnston. Liz Klein, fourth Row: Julie Koller. Lorie Lipart. Peggy Hale. Jackie Falde, Donna Rhodaback. Vicki Redig. Tracy Schobert. There is no such thing as too many friends, especially on third A! — Mary Dickrell, R.A., Third A South First Row L-R: Laurie Johnson, Dawn Kopplin. Diane Williams. Tracy Sopata. nancy Heider. Laura Tamow. Sandy Hutson. Second Row: Peggy Dostal, Caroline Bockhop, Lori Schneid- er, Krissa Oeyer, Nancy Wojan. Lani Houle, Joanne Mulcahey. Lisa Bahr. Third Row: Kathy Maddigan. Diane Pallansch. Karla Werdier, Beth Gofl Claudine Caswell, Patti Schnelle, Lynn Koskinen. Candy Hart, Angie Myking. Fourth Row: Mary Dickrell, Mary Larson. Ann Bennett. Ann Gearing. Julie Myers, Lisa Hansen. Kerry Lundberg. Stacy Johnson. A wonderful bunch of girls who like to have fun. Each member plays a significant part in making our floor a happy, pleasant place to live. — Susan Brey, R.A., Fourth A South The 4rt -GANG- r First Row L-R: Karyn Brehm, Susan Brey. Sandy Dostalek. Diane Knoll. Kathy Jo Anderson. Tara Dommershausen, Teri Draves, Michelle Andrus. Second Row: Barb Secor, Jodie Caflisch. Pris- cilla Hynson. Kelly OConnell. Mary Olson, Heidi Baxter. Veronica Wrege. Third Row: Heidi Ander- son, Karen Blau. Wendy Moiling Tonya Krize- nesky. Dana Heinsohn, Valerie DeVries, Holly Buffington. Linda Kerssen, Holly Peuse. Fourth Row: Diana Perry, Susie Schaefgen, Lori Ober- mueller. Lisa Mielke. Sandy Qundlach, Roxanne Ringel. Tara Boettcher. ReskJenct Malls 121 A quiet, hard-working group, repre- senting the essence of Stout students - professionals with a sense of hu- mor. ' ' — Timothy Bailey, R.A., First B South first Row L-R: Scott Micoley, Keith Guggenber- ger, Dean Micoley, Erik Bouvin, Tony Kowalews- ki, Dennis Schmidt. Second Row: Kevin Hagar, Tim Kraemer, BobChristoffel, Jim Trempe, Mike Wespetal, Jeff Tushoski, Tom Sloey, Todd Dvorak, Gerald Chmelewski, Jeff Kluckhohn. A great floor with some quality guys, and our favorite band is the Plank- tons. ' ' — Mike Schaller, R.A., Second B South First Row L-R: Randy Ban , Bryan Gudgeon, Steve Williams, Kent Bury. Second Row: Chris Rocque, Mike Harding, Dave LeBrun. Mark Pasbrig, Dale Gauney, Jon Ulrich, Chris Berg. Third Row: Rick Wendt. Chad Goodnough, Brian Sen lesser, Mark Fischer, Mike Schaller, Dan Kelloe, Paul Lafond. Curt Johnson, John Jahnke. Fourth Row: Steve Nafranowicz, Hugh O ' Connell. Bob Madden, Jim Hoeppner, Tony Simmons, Joel Smith, Jim Hoebbick, Brent Menzel. Semi -civilized when necessary. — Diane Schafer, R.A., Third B South First Row L-R; Paula Zukowski, Debbie Wayner, Jan Schnier, Julie Teg, Kathy Bastin. Second Row: Holly Simonson, Denise Caruth, Kimi Nosser, Kathy Bourbonais, Lisa Kapellan. Becky Witt, Diane Schafer, Julie Carmody. Third Row: Renee Laberge, Mary Laux. Sue Martinson, Julie Jones, Karen Urban, Paula DeBaker. Cheryl Schmidt, Elizabeth Johnson. Darcy Hodges. Amy Jo Mandell. Fourth Row: Shelly Fern, Jackie Moran, Annette Elsen, Karen Athey, Julie Lafluer, Cathy Garaghty, Kris Schmidt, Carol Fletter. 122 Residence (talis A rowdy bunch, who are terrors most of the time. — Shirley Hansen, R.A., Fourth B South First Row L-R: Sharon Gearing, Marjorie Kalmar, Qretchen Geiger. Katherine Larocca. Kimberly Fischer. Second Row: Joy Sternberg, Barbara Frttsch. Amy Steve r, Michelle LeBoeuf. Lynn LaFever, Mary-Beth Worms, Trudi Robus. Third Row: Bonnie Buchman. Sheila Peer, Donna Blumreich, Sandra Borkowski, Susan Stelnert, Amy Fladhammer, Ruth Peterson, Shari Ever- son. Fourth Row: Holly Shores, Lisa Blume, Shirley Hansen, Ginger Havens, Mary Kugel, Julie Qehrke, Christine Kraml. A uniquely diversified bunch of char- acters, — Brian Ruggles, R.A., First C South First Row L-R: Craig Schilder, Dean Larsen, Scott Steenbock, Keith Haen, Brian Ruggles, Peter Hyland. Second Row: Greg Barker, John Doe, Steve Strong, Greg Cooper, Chris Iverson. Third Row: Charles Kieffer, Tom Wright, Todd Torkel- son, Eric Herman, Keith Ash, Pred Durand, Kurt Qruenewald, Bruce Komaus, Gregg Drengler, Mike Haines. Fourth Row: Tim Carver, Dave Langer. Geno Bobier. Rick Wilcox, Jeff Ditter, Tim Sackett James Pitzpatrick, Brad Gustafson. A diversified group of guys who like to have fun together. — Stuart De- celles, R.A., Second C South Plrst Row L-R: Rich Resch. Carl Rehberger, Bill Jensen, Dave Dinger, Scott Knapp. Paul Kniesz. Second Row: Stuart Decelles, John Krenz, Manik Jayawardena, Dave Matzke, Sam Ram rot- ten, Stu Hilderman, Jeff Masak. Dan Asp, Jon Evans. Third Row: Ray Rosenow, Todd Jannett, Chuck Perock, Steve Engle. John Qrosskopf, Troy Predrich, Brian Matthews. Fourth Row: Prank Lohrer, Alan Beavder, John Koehler, Mike Melnychuk, John Lawyer. Ken Sabec. RoWence Malls 123 Third C South is a special interest floor. There is a wide variety of talents and interests which makes this a great place to live. 1 couldn ' t have asked for a better floor! — Deb Perro, R.A., Third C South First Row L-R: Yogi Bear, Denise Scolaro, Shams Poonawala. Karen Koo, Deb Wejrowski, Karen Rudisill. Second Row: Cheryl Martens, Tani Winther, Deb Perro, Kit Lang. Third Row: Mau reen O ' Hehir, Tammy LeCount. Doris Mover man. Amy Jo Huss, Judy Herreid, Barb Cash man, Miroko Izumi. Becky Dorsher, Kathy Cook Amy Homes. Fourth Row: Julie Bielke, Mary Jo Aceto, Mary Cloutier, Peggy Paust, Beth Erickson, Sue Linkletter, Kay Haybeck, Andrea Jenke, Barb Donaldson. Fourth C is young, energetic, and challenging. ' ' — Ann Wanish, R.A., Fourth C South First Row L-R: Anne Qorenflo, Alice Baraconi, Margaret Larson. Lisa Stigen, Claire Hellman, Linda Hutzler. Second Row: Joan Sagstetter. Karen Kolzow, Colleen Winegar, Renee Shor- tridge. Sue Eberle. nancy Moesen. Sandra riutzman. Andrea Adams. Kathleen Goodman, Janelle Fox, Amy Sekas, Letha Fritsch, Brenda Chingo, Colette Kolker, Ann Wanish, Kelly Ellenbecker. WIGEN 124 Residence Malls A unique blend of fun-lovin guys, who someday, someway . . . will grad- uate. — Joe Beran, R.A., First Wigen East Tirst Row L R: Tim Bracegirdlc. John Plnar, John Sanborn. Jim Arscnauli Dan Hicks. Second Row. Will Seawall. Steve McKnab. Pat natoli. Oreg Marshall. Butch Bellafronto. Third Row- Aleck Aguado. Brian McQuire. Kevin Bleed Greg Walsh. Brian Jacoby. Jerry Pandl. Richard Mathys. Tourth Row: Mark Minderman. Don Castanoli. Dave Rahman. Chris Costigan. Bill Brewe. Kip Vandcrvcldcn Tim Hanson. Fun and energetic! — Katherine McCarthy, R.A.. First Wigen West rirst Row L-R: Renee Eberhart. Kathy Rood. Andrea Stolhanske. Cheryl Phelps. Kelly St. Marie. Second Row: Julie Weiss. Katherine McCarthy. Lorie Zweber. Barb Peterson. Tracy Lawless. Third Row: Amy Mlelsen. Lynn Widder, Tracy Brunette. Barb Hegge. Jeralyn lirthum. Tourth Row: Tracy Hogan. Amy Abell. Corinna Lowe. Debbie Burgeson. Keri Blank. Joanne Markert. Jennifer Pike. The best party animals you ' ll meet now or evermore are the men who keep the R.A. ' sbusy on Wigen ' s sec- ond floor. — Jim Qruendemann, R.A., Second Wigen East rirst Row L-R: Paul Lentz. Dennis Gavranovlch, Second Row: Tony Marinack. Brian Green. Tony Giammona. Dan Leary. Scott Trome. Ken Mol- lem. Dan Kirchner. Third Row Jeff Spaulding. Tim Koch. Mike Behnke, Jeff Martin. John Stiff. Chuck Allen. Brian Johnson. Tony Cretton, neil Rongstad. Kevin Derfus. Tourth Row: Dan Scheibe. Dale Bohnert. Dean Urmanski. Paul Beestman. Dick Sowka. Dave Alnes. John Hanz- llk. Ton Povilaitis. Hctfdcncc tUU 125 We had Take a walk on our wild side printed on our floor shirts - that pretty much says it all. They ' re wild, but I love them! — Sandy Grace, R.A., Second Wigen West Tirst Row L-R: Emilie Thiesfeld. Karen Worm, Trish Anderson. Amie Hansen, Dawn Scheibe. Kim Mayer. Second Row: Jill Selinger, Sandy Grace, Angela Klein. Chris Maday, Diane Deish- er. Sue Huntington. Third Row: Pam Zuleger. Anne Qustafson. Sally Dahlke. Linda Goering, Lisa Hamus. Sandy Schmaedeke. Oina Fahl. Fourth Row: Sheree Hess, Wendy Chryst, Kristin Brecht, Louise Calistro, Jennifer Vollert, Julie Conte. Cherly Kohinhofer, Lorl Hansen, Mi- chelle Bethke. Third Floor Garden Club. — Chuck Perock, R.A., Third Wigen East First Row L-R: Todd Leverence, Jason Flug, Darrin Halbert, Tom Doering, Robbie Schuliz. Second Row: Tom Schommer, Pete Schultz. Rick VanErt. Jim Richison. Will Sedlas. Tom Starck. Third Row; Greg Schilcher, Ken Egan, Roger Collison. Dail Peliotes. Tom Siesennop, Steve Amevik. Fourth Row: Dan King, Mark Nielsen. Tim Marr. Pete fortunski. Brad Heidel. Todd Stinchfield, Kevin Aleckson, Jim Jackson. We ' re a big bunch of bananas, that seldom peel apart!! — Melissa Man- son, Third Wigen West First Row L-R: Kim Ziegler. Chris Berde. Second Row: Maria Schoultz. Glna Tiritilli. Jill Schulfer, Melissa Hanson. Karen Vansomeren. Shawn Jones. Sheryl Miller, Stephanie Swaser, Jean Knapinski. Shelly Daley. Third Row: Dawn Peterson, Kristi Hittman. Char Boldt. Patti Roenitz. Gail Sipmson, Marsha Simonson. Amy Brinkman. Janet Eberharst, Maria Froeba. Ellen Penney. Fourth Row: Gina Nepper, Diane Kes- senich, Cindy Schaller. Jean Omemick. Tricia Wegner, Margie Casey, Angela Bias. 126 R«Wente nails Enthusiastic group of young men who know how to have a good time yet realize the importance of a good education and who someday will be very successful. ' — Jerome Shea, R.A., Fourth Wigen East First Row L-R: Jay Frazier, Mike Fink. Dick Briesemeister, Shawn Austold, Fat McKinnin. Mike Rod, Feter O ' Heam. Second Row: Doug Walkner, Jeff Vlicki, Brian Kovar, Brian Snyder, Vic Salamone, Todd Missbach, Bruce Beltrand. Third Row: Rod rioter. Andy Rieckhoff, Mark Qrovetti. Dave Jungmann, Shawn Allen, Mark Carter. Fourth Row: Kevin Mead, Paul Slobig, Steve Thompson, Brian Staedt, Chris Peikert. Dan Woda, Brian Larson, Mike McKinney, Je- rome Shea. ' Very assertive floor that likes to have a great time. The girls are a friendly bunch and easy to get along with. — Laura Lamboum, R.A., Fourth Wigen West First Row L-R: Mary Krammer, Kim Heney. Lisa Franke. Dawn Fischer, Sue Rueolph, Carta Outowski, Dana Schneider, Julie Jerovitz. Sec- ond Row: Deb Drew, Mary Pat McDermott, Karen Thut. Mary Lym. Nina Lampert, Janelle Bonner. Third Row: Qwen Qarati, Qretchen Pemberton, Kelly McCathray. Michelle Hinzmann, Vicki Holthaus. Susie Spranges, Kim Swanson. Shar- on Weber. Fourth Row: Ann Schultz. Katie Solie. Linda Kahle, Kim nelson. Sue Schroeter, Char- lote Klink, Marilyn Kenyon. Resident Halls 127 128 Profiles Profiles Profile 129 The following members of the Stout Community have been nominated by students, faculty and staff. From the nominations received, the members of the Tower Profile Section have been randomly selected. How do you perceive UW-Stout as having helped you to obtain your goals? Peggy A. Coughlin Home Economics Education Watertown, Wl AF Mall Senator- Stout Student Associ- ation Off-campus Senator IRHA SSA Inter-Residence Hall Coun- cil Member - Contemporary Music Pro- ductions Recipient - Who ' s Who Among College and University Students Recipient - Medallion Award Delegate - national Association of College and University Residence Halls nominee - Senator of the Year, SSA My attending UW-Stout has helped me realize and work towards obtaining my career goals. These goals first being on the college level, being able to take part in and work with other students, faculty, and administration in the important decision making processes that affect my life here on campus. Secondly, my involvement with the activities and people in col- lege will aid me in my future career. 130 Profiles Robert J. Foley Assistant Professor - Physics Member of American Association of Physics Teachers Member of Wisconsin Association of Physics Teachers Junior Senior High Coordinator - St. Joseph ' s Catholic Church Graduate - Lay Minister Program for Diocese of LaCrosse During the nine years, since I ' ve joined the Physics Department at UW- Stout, 1 had both the opportunity and encouragement to pursue and achieve a wide variety of goals. I ' ve had a year and a half on an overseas assignment in Algeria, teaching and developing curriculum. Using the computer facilities at Stout and per- sonal computers, I ' ve had the oppor- tunity to develop computer aids and assisted educational materials. 1 have given papers on these materials at national conferences. Stout ' s re- sources, facilities and encouragement have enabled a continual professional and personal growth. Gina Gwin Clothing and Textile Design Prior Lake, MM President - Inter-Greek Council Administrative Assistant - Alpha Phi Fraternity Pledge Mom-Alpha Phi Fraternity Recipient - Chancellor ' s Award The advisors of groups I ' ve been involved in have been a great help in encouraging me to develop my leader- ship skills. Profiles 1J1 Diane Mjelter U W-Stout Graduate - Home Economics in Business Secretary - Stout Student Association Having had worked as the secretary of the Stout Student Association since 1980, I have had the opportunity to work with a variety of students. I believe the best part of my job is having the chance to watch students develop their communication, social, management, and leadership skills. Sara Holder Psychology Art Black River Falls, WI Member - Martial Arts Club Member - Wisconsin Horse Show Council Recipient - Chancellor ' s Award Published Recognition - national Academy of Art UW - Stout has given me a lot of freedom in designing my own program with psychology. The program was very open and willing to combine my art interest which is very important to me. I think Stout enables students to begin classes directly in their major as soon as they begin school. This gives them a better insight early on in their education — I think that ' s important. 132 Profiles David C. Kester Business Administration Oconomowoc, Wl United Council Director - Stout Stu- dent Association Member - Congressman Gunderson ' s Collegiate Council Chairperson - Human Services Board - SSA Off-Campus Senator Caucus Leader - SSA Floor Representative - HKMC UW-5tout ' s encouragement of shared governance has helped me to develop my leadership skills and expand my awareness of the students ' increasing role in the university sys- tem. My involvement with United Council and the Stout Student Associ- ation was an intrical part of my college career. I am thankful to Stout for offering me these opportunities. ' ' • • u ■ ' . : ■ • Lee 1. Michaels Hotel 8f Restaurant Management Glenview, IL Co-President - HKMC Hall Social Cultural Director - HKMC Off-Campus Senator Member - Financial Affairs Committee Caucus Leader - SSA Member - Stout Planning and Thrust Committee Member - National Residence Hall Honorary Delegate - national Association of College and University Residence Halls I feel that UW-Stout as an educational institution is excellent. 1 have chosen to supplement and expand my educa- tion through the path of leadership and involvement. The Stout communi- ty has offered me special opportuni- ties to develop myself by opening doors and providing a campus that accepts the student leader as a worthy voice, representing the student. ' Profile 133 Paul D. Nelson Industrial Technology Union Grove, Wl Editor-in-Chief - Stoutonia News Reporter and Opinion Columnist - Stoutonia On-campus Senator Member - All Campus Energy Commit- tee Recipient - Chancellor s Award Recipient - Mae Lampert Stout Foun- dation Scholarships UW-Stout is an educational institu- tion with a specific direction. As soon as we make the decision to attend Stout, we know that we too will have a specific direction once we step on campus. I have been able to attain much of what I set out to do because I have benefitted from the Stout expe- rience. And the Stout experience, whether we recognize it or not, molds us in a way which we benefit from our entire lives, in all facets of society. Mark Nickels Business Administration Manitowoc, WI Off-Campus Senator Member - Legislative Affairs, SSA Member - Spruce U Menomonie , Chamber of Commerce Committee Nominee-Senator of the Year, SSA It has given me a chance to prove myself both in class and in extracurric- ular activities. Student government has helped me become more of a team player. I have also become more aware of current events and under- standing how things work. College is quite a challenge and I feel good knowing that I can succeed at it, with small classes, caring teachers and interesting subjects, I have really enjoyed it here. 134 Profile Lucy A. Nicolai Student Activities Advisor UW-Stout Graduate - Home Economics Education Educational Session Coordinator - national Association for Campus Ac- tivities President - Stout Community Women Advisor - University Programming Board As a graduate from UW-Stout, I feel that 1 was prepared not only for my major, but for other career opportuni- ties. My educational experience taught me to research my options, to communicate effectively, and to ap- preciate the differences in people and cultures. It gave me confidence to obtain any goals I set. f % - 1 JoAnn Prange Business Administration Wisconsin Rapids, Wl President - SSA VP of Legislative Affairs Chairperson - Social Committee for AFM Hall Member - Qunderson ' s Collegiate Council Recipient - Medallion Award Recipient - Who ' s Who Among Stu- dents in American College and Univer- sities Recipient - Chancellor ' s Award Recipient - Foundation Scholarship UW-Stout taught me that I can be and do anything I want to. The only thing that is stopping me is me. With this philosophy in mind, I have become very involved in extra-curricular activi- ties to help the students of this univer- sity, and help myself reach my poten- tial. I ' ll admit, 1 wasn ' t the best stu- dent, but the education 1 received outside the classroom more than made up for what I missed in the classroom. Profiles 135 Andrea J. Reed Clothing, Textiles, and Design Minnetonka, MM President - Wigen Hall Member - Contemporary Music Pro- ductions Little Sister - Sigma Tau Gamma Fraternity Member - Apparel, Textile, and Design Association Delegate - Great Lakes Association of College and University Residence Malls As a student in Apparel Design at U W- Stout, I think the curriculum and the extra-curricular activities are helping me obtain my goals. As a freshman, I began to discover all the difference directions that I could take in different organizations as well as in my major. Stout has helped give me the opportu- nity to grow in my leadership skills and reach my academic goals. Dr. Michael Don Ritland Professor - Psychology UW-Stout has provided me with the kind of freedom necessary to continue the trip to my goals. Buscaglia says, it is the trip and not the goal that is important. I believe that. Over the years, the students and faculty here have enabled me to enjoy a most rewarding trip. 156 Profiles Christa Sanicola Psychology Milwaukee, WI Chairperson • Cmp Administrative assistant - CMP Session Coordinator - national Associ- ation of Student Activities Contempo- rary Music national Representative for Wisconsin riSCA Student Executives Recipient - Chancellor ' s Award I feel UW-Stout has helped me a lot in the area of goal achieving. Through these activities, I have grown person- ally in the areas of self-assurance, public relations and time manage- ment. Stout has also given me the opportunity to participate in these activities and the staff has supported me throughout my years at Stout. Stout has also opened up my eyes to expand my education in the areas of concert promoting, as well as student activities. Some day, I hope to get a job in these areas. JtEM HHP . ■ ■ --:«•; • : - ' 1 Student Activities Advisor Advisor - University Programming Board, Recreation Commission, Spe- • ,- ■ Mi ' . ' - ; ' .  ' clal Events Commission, Performing ' ' - ' • B Bu.v ' • .- Arts Commission, Pawn Coffeehouse Commission and Advertising and Pro- motion Commission The L ' W-Stout environment, with the Li tvCr! ' . ' vV. Recipient - Graduate Assistantship at . ' -• • V ; Western Illinois University S m . Recipient - national Association of -rT fc h£- ' ■- -. ' ■■• r ' : ' - Campus Activities ..v-; V - ■ ti combination of staff and students, has — helped me shape my career goals to the extent of returning to school for my masters degree in College Student Personnel. I feel that through the two years that 1 have worked here, positive changes have been made in the area of University Programming and meet- ing the students ' needs. The student activities department has made efforts to work cooperatively with university departments as well as community organizations. My experiences have reinforced my need to work with people via service organization. ' ' mm 138 Seniors Seniors Stniors 139 140 Seniors Seniors 141 142 Seniors Ibrahim, Abdullah Vocational Education Malaysia Ajadi, Ganiyu Vocational Education Nigeria Al-Awamie, Jamal Ahmed Industrial Technology Qatif, Saudia Arabia Albrecht, Lynn Applied Math Rothschild, Wl Albright, Jon Industrial Technology Onalaska, Wl Ali, Azim Vocational Education Trinidad, West Indies Allemani, Donna Vocational Rehabilitate Stillwater, MM Alleyne, Pega Industrial Education Trinidad Qc Tobago S«nk rs 145 Allinqham, Steve P. Industrial Graphic Design Sturgeon Bay, Wl Al-Moaber, Hassan A. Industrial Education Qatif-Saudia Arabia Al-Othamn, Hamed Industrial Interior Design Kuwait Amacher, Cindy Home Economics Educa- tion Business Administra- tion Dodgeville, Wl Aminat Abdul-Malik Migeria Amundson, Judith Home Economics in Busi- ness Chatfield, MM Anande-Kur, Dinah Dietetics Migeria Anderson, Debra Applied Math Cameron, Wl Anderson, Anthony James Industrial Techology St. Paul, MM Anderson, Kristi Fashion Merchandising White Bear Lake, MM Anderson, Lois Motel Sf Restaurant Man- agement Denmark, Wl Andrews, Gregory R. Motel Restaurant Man- agement Portage, Wl Anthony, Diane Industrial Technology Eau Claire, Wl Armstrong, Virginia Dietetics Rock Island, 1L Aschebrook, Ralph Industrial Technology Marshfield, Wl Asp, Daniel R. Industrial Technology Mew Richmond, Wl 144 Seniors August, Jeff Hotel Restaurant Man- agement Delavan, WI Awotimi, Olutunmilayu Vocational Education Pligeria Backman, Karen Child Development fit Far ly Life Minneapolis,Mn Backs tram, Julie Interior Design Eau Claire, Wl Baicr, Barbara Home Economics Educa- tion Hartford, WI Baier, Diane N. Vocational Rehabilitation Hartford, Wl Baldgum, Modimat Vocational Education riigeria Barge nder, Troy Industrial Technology Edgar, Wl Barki, Pirakyan Industrial Technology Nigeria Barrett, Kent Industrial Technology Ripon, Wl Bartel, Gregg Industrial Technology Marytown, WI Battels, Karen Clothing, Textile, and De sign Tomah, Wl Bartlet, Beth Hotel de Restaurant Man- agement Brown Deer, Wl Bastin, Thomas Vocational Education Hartland, WI Basting, Sandra Hotel 8c Restaurant Man- agement Brookfieid, Wl Bauer, John Art St. Paul, MN Seniors 145 Bedessem, Diana K. Industrial Technology Portage, Wl Jo-Anne, Beharry Clothing, Textile, 6f Related Art Trinidad Beier, Lisa Hotel Restaurant Man- agement Rochester, MM Bejna, Terry Motel Restaurant Man- agement Germantown, WI Belknap, Jodie Child Development 6c fami- ly Life Eau Claire, WI Bell, Kevin Industrial Technology Rochester, MM Beltman, Amy Child Development Sr Fami- ly Life Anoka, MM Beneke, Keith Industrial Technology Apple Valley, MM Bengston, Jeanne Dietetics Golden Valley, MM Bentz, Joanne Early Childhood Education Menomonie, Wl Bentz, Julia Fashion Merchandising Minnetonka, MM Berg, Karen Fashion Merchandising Menomonie, WI Berra, Rose Industrial Technology Genoa, WI Bischel, Kathleen Business Administration Bloomer, Wl Bitney, Joel Industrial Technology Madison, Wl Bjork, Kurt G. Industrial Technology Chippewa Falls, Wl 1 6 Seniors Blair, Don Industrial Technology Dumad, WI Bleed, Kevin Industrial Technology St. Louis Park, MM Block, Nancy Vocational Rehabilitatior Waukesha, Wl Bloczynski, Tom Industrial Technology Marshfield, Wl Boernke, Keith Industrial Technology Eau Claire, WI Boetcher, Dorothy Hotel 8t Restaurant Man- agement Eau Claire, Wl Boldt, Nanette Early Childhood Educatl Sheboygan Falls, Wl Bonneprise, Jackie Osceola, Wl Bonness, Suzanne Motel 6f Restaurant Man- agement Brookfield, WI Bortz, Bonny Vocatio nal Rehabilitatior Butternut, Wl Borth, Jason Industrial Education Mercer, Wl Bougie, Lisa Home Economics Educa tion DePere, Wl Bourget, Leann Graphic Design Chippewa Falls, Wl Bowe, Douglas Hotel Of Restaurant Man- agement Duluth, MN. Boyd, James Industrial Technology Spring Valley, Wl Braun, Mary Beth Home Economics in Bus ness Athens, Wl Seniors 14? Breidenstein. Julie Early Childhood Education Delavan, WI Bretta. Derek Industrial Technology Twin Lakes, WI Bridgal, Wendy Dietetics Trinidad Brown, Dennis Technology Education Whitewater, WI Brown, Steven Industrial Technology Hudson, WI Bruggeman, Paul Industrial Technology White Bear Lake, MM Bublitz Ann Early Childhood Education DePere, WI Buege, Timothy Industrial Technology Winona, MM Buesing, Teri Business Administration Menomonie, WI Burton, Shirley Dietetics Colfax, WI Buske, B rend a Business Administration Pewaukee, WI Butler, Maureen Early Chil dhood Education Waunakee, WI Buys, Leslie Family Life Stillwater, MM Bye, Micheal Industrial Technology St. Anthony. MM Byers, Mavis Motel 8f Restaurant Man- agement Hillsboro, WI Cameron, Allan P. Industrial Technology La Grange, IL m Mm 1 M Carlson, Carolyn Business Administration Amery, Wl Carlson, Diane Clothing, Textiles, flf De- sign Clayton, Wl Carlson, Timothy Industrial Technology St. Louis Park, MM Carmody, Julie Industrial Technology West Bend, Wl Celarek, Renee Motel fif Restaurant Man- agement Park Ridge, 1L Chambers, Paul Technology Education Green Bay, Wl Charneski, Anne Home Economics Educa- tion Green Bay, Wl Chiodo, John Hotel Restaurant Man- agement Cumberland, Wl Christenson, Sally Motel 6f Restaurant Man- agement Rochester, MM Christianson, Mark Industrial Technology Bumsville, MM Clason, Lisa Fashion Merchandising La Crosse, Wl Clautier, Mary Carol Art Education Mew Auburn, Wl Collins, Micheal Hotel Sf Restaurant Man- agement Geneva, 1L Comero, Daniel Industrial Technology Rochester, MM Comero, Sharon Industrial Technology Rochester, MM Connolly, Marlene Hotel Sf Restaurant Man agement Mewport, MM Seniors 149 Conwell, Sandra Dietetics Trinidad Cote, Dick Business Administration Brainerd, MN Crozier, Lisa Dietetics Green Bay, WI Crozier, Robert Business Administration Milwaukee, WI Cummins, Richard Industrial Technology Nashotah, WI Dahlquist, Carol Fashion Merchandising Rhinelander, WI Dains, Victoria Motel Restaurant Man- agement San Jose, Costa Rica Dan-Baki, Ibrahim Industrial Technology Nigeria Daniels, Bonnie Jo Fashion Merchandising Green Bay, WI Danielson, Denise Home Economics Educa- tion Janesville, WI Darma, Umaru Ibrahim Vocational Technical Edu- cation nigeria Dassow, Brian Industrial Technology new Molstein, WI Davis, Glenroy Industrial Technology Trinidad Davis, Sue Child Development fir Fami- ly Life Plymouth, MM. Decko, Julia Hotel fir Restaurant Man- agement Manitowoc, WI Dedering Lynn Business Administration Kiel, WI 9 1 - f f i - 1 ) - , 1 1 3 I 150 Seniors Deethardt, Dale Industrial Technology Austin, MN Delong, Mike industrial Technology Birch wood, Wl Doolittle, Donna Early Childhood Educa tion Dodgeville, Wl Draver, Michael Industrial Technology Caledonia, Wl Duxbury, Myra Industrial Technology Onalaska, Wl Dryer, Mary Vocational Rehabilitati St. Paul, MM Ebert, Sue Home Economics Edu tion Watettown, Wl Edgington, Michelle Home Economics Edu tion Janesville, Wl Edinger, Carol Industrial Technology Ogema, Wl Edward, Chase Business Administratic Geneva, IL Elmergreen, Daniel Business Administratic Sheboygan, Wl Emat, Yahya Bin Vocational Education Malaysia Emerson, Janelle Home Economics in B ness New Richmond, Wl Emry, Wendy Early Childhood Educ tion Eden Praire, MN. Erickson, Chrysauna Psychology Kenyon,MM Erickson, John Technical Education Wild Rose, Wl Seniors 151 Ernest, Besmart Vocational Education Nigeria Evans, John Dietetics Qreendale, Wl Evertz, Frank Industrial Technology Richfield, MN Ewott, Matthias Motel fir Restaurant Man- agement nigeria Fay, Ellen Industrial Technology Bloomington, MM Fiksdal, Greg Hotel fir Restaurant Man- agement Rochester, MN Fimirete, Duane Home Economics in Bus- ines Whitehall, WI Fischer, Mark Industrial Technology Milwaukee, Wl Fleming, Cindy Hotel fie Restaurant Man- agement Beloit, WI Flock, Sharon Marketing Education Green Bay, Wl Forde, Stanton Vocational Education West Indies Forde, Steven Hotel fit Restaurant Man- agement Park Ridge, IL Fortunski, Peter Hotel fir Restaurant Man- agement Arlington, IL Fox, Michele Fashion Merchandising Oshkosh, Wl Franks, Robert Business Administration Bloomington, MN Prater, Karen Business Administration Lake Mills, Wl 1 w (fJI 152 Seniors Frater, Scott Industrial Technology Lake Mills, Wl Frederick, Adam Hotel r Restaurant Mi agement Duluth, MM Frederickson, Dave Studio Art Elm wood, WI French, Robert Industrial Education West Chicago, IL Frenz, Elliot Industrial Technology Germantown, WI Fujko, Tracy Business Administratic New Orleans, LA Galioto, Thomas Technology Education Milwaukee, Wl Galles, Eric Applied Math Greendale, WI Garbisch, Gayle Early Childhood Educ tion LaCrosse, WI Garritsen, Jill Technology Education Mahtomedi, MN Gartland, Keith Hotel 6c Restaurant Ma agement Stevens Point, Wl Gartmann, Gina Psychology Sheboygan, Falls, Wl Gausrnan. Mark Industrial Technology Morris, MN Gellerman, Annette Business Administratic Menomonie, WI Geske, Suellen Home Economics in Bi ness Fall Creek, WI Getschel, Keith Applied Math Osceola, Wl Seniors 153 Gfall, Lana M. Fashion Merchandising Plum City, Wl Gibson, David Industrial Technology Rochester, MM Gibson, Mark Hotel Sf Restaurant Man- agement Bloomington, MM Giertz, Kimberly Vocational Rehabilitation Menomonie, Wl Giginyu, Umaru Abdu Vocational Education Migeria Giljohann, James Industrial Technology Oconomowoc, Wl Ginsbach, Scott Applied Math Eau Claire, Wl Gleason, Terry Industrial Technology Hamel, MM Glover, Susan Psychology Edina, MM Gordon, Donna fashion Merchandising Darlington, Wl Gordon, Guy ind ustrial Education Miagara, Wl Graf, Bridget Ctothing Textile 6c Design Woodville, Wl Granger, Kevin Motel Restaurant Man- agement Elgin, IL Graven, Scott Industrial Technology Hudson, Wl Graves, Gregory Applied Math Spencer, Wl Greenwood, Patrick Business Administration Kaukauna, Wl 154 Seniors Grosskopf, John Business Administratio Oshkosh, Wl Gumbie, Nathan Hotel Restaurant Ma agement Madison, Wl Mabeck, Kay Home Economics Educ tion Rothschild. Wl Haines, Michael Technical Education Green Bay, Wl Haivorson, Lisa Home Economics Educ tion Bloomer, Wl Hamid, Denja Vocational Education Nigeria Hammersten, Leanne Dietetics Edina, MN Hannemann, Randall Industrial Technology Appleton, Wl Hanson, Eric Industrial Technology Greendale, Wl Hanson, Karen Industrial Technology Rochester, MN Hanson, Linda Art-Interior Design Mahtomedi, MN Hanson, Melissa Vocational Rehabilitatk Baraboo, Wl Hanson, Scott Industrial Technology Manitowoc, Wl Harck, Cathryn Art-Interior Design Chippewa Falls, Wl Harding, Edward Psychology Sturgeon Bay, Wl Harkness, Sara Jane Home Economics Educ tion St. Paul, MN Seniors 1M Harmon, Maria Dietetics Elmwook, Wl Harripaul, Cyril Studio Art Trinidad Hart, Jeff Industrial Technology Edgerton, WI Hartl, Gerard Business Administration Kenosha, WI Hartrick, Paul Vocational Education Fremont, WI Hartten, Christine Psychology Hartung, Kathryn Industrial Technology Appleton, WI Hass, Mary Kay Clothing, Textiles, 8c De- sign Wittenberg, WI Haugh, nancy Child Development Family Life St. Paul, MM Hawthorne, Jeffrey Industrial Technology Mahtomedi, MN Hayman, Daniel Oceola, WI Heil, Dan Plant Engineering Edgar, WI Helzen, Kristen Fashion Merchandising Hastings, MN Helming, Timothy Hotel 6f Restaurant Man- agement Onalaska, WI Henderson, Kerry Business Administration Lake City, MM Henning, Michael Industrial Education Mew Berlin, WI 156 Seniors Henzlik, Paul Eugene Industrial Technology Sycamore, IL Herrity, Julie Home Economics Educ tion White Bear Lake, MM Hewitt, Elvira Home Economics in Bi ness Flum City, WI Hilgendorf, Jennifer Industrial Technology Menomonie, WJ Hifgers, Robin Business Administratio Spring Green, WI Hill, Barbara Home Economics in Bi ness Lewis, WI Hill, Mary Vocational Rehabilitate Qlenwood City, WI Hills, Glenn Hotel de Restaurant Ma agement Random Lake, WI Hinrichs, Kathy Home Economics Educ tion Goodhue,Mn Hockenhuer, Janet Fashion Merchandising Berlin, WI Hoeppner, James Industrial Technology Wauwatosa, WI HofF, Dean Business Administratio Viroqua, WI Hokanson, Stephan Industrial Technology Birchwood, WI Hoi I, Kelly Fashion Merchandising Forest Lake, MM Holland, Todd Industrial Technology Kenosha, WI Holling, Patti Hotel fit Restaurant Mai agement Sheboygan, WI Seniors 157 Holm, Marcia Home Economics Education Menomonie, Wi Holt, Julc Child Development Fami- ly Life St. Charles, IL Holterman, Jean Child Development Watertown, Wl Holtorf, Jim Art Rochester, MN Hergaard, Viola Fashion Merchandising Racine, Wl Horner, Lucille Home Economics Education Somerset, FA Houtz, Maria Home Economics in Business Salem, Wl Huebl, Steven Art Oakdale, MM Huempfner, Jane Vocational Rehabilitation Green Bay, Wl Hunteman, Tony Hotel Restaurant Management Minier, IL Huss, Amy Jo Fashion Merchandising Larsen, Wl Hussain, Bu-AIi Industrial Technology Saudi Arabia Ibrahim, Bulus Kuti Vocational Education Nigeria Ives, Kim Marketing Education Eau Claire, WI Iverson, Brian Industrial Technology Amherst, Wl Imhoff, Bryan Industrial Technology Manitowoc, Wl 158 Stniors Jackman, Jennilyn Dietetics Trinidad Jankowski, Ronald Business Administra- tion Waunakee, WI Jensen, Kristy Art Lakevilie, MN Jentz, Amy Home Economics Edu- cation Platteville, Wl Jilek, Patty Child Development c Family Life Birchwood, Wl Jilk, Mary Fashion Merchandising Ellsworth, Wl Johnson, Connie Business Administration Stoughton, Wl Johnson, Felicia Hotel 6c Restaurant Man- agement Chicago, IL Johnson, Gary Industrial Technology Amery, W,I Johnson, Jerry Technology Education Altoona, WI Johnson, Kristen Business Administration Remer, MN Johnson, Patricia Business Administration Minocqua, WI Johnson, Robbin Business Administration Detroit Lakes, MN Johnson, Sharyl Child Development 8c Family Life St. Paul, MN Johnson, Victor Vocational Education Nigeria Johnston, Karen Home Economics in Busi- ncss River Falls, WI Seniors 159 Joosten, Steven Industrial Education Rudolph, Wl Jorgensen, Kevin Hotel Sf Restaurant Man- agement Oconomowoc, Wl Kaczmarek, Rose Ann Hotel Restaurant Man- agement Green Bay, Wl Kahnk, Virginia Child Development Qc Family Life Fridley, MM Kampf, Robert Industrial Technology Howards Grove, Wl Kanwer, Zafar Hotel fie Restaurant Man- agement Pakistan Karnick, Mark Industrial Technology Boyceville, Wl Kan ' s. Dave Industrial Technology Menomonie, Wl Kasel, Michael Industrial Technology So. St. Paul, MN Kaufmann, Todd Applied Math Roseville, MN Keller, Peter Hotel Restaurant Man- agement Neenah, Wl Kenyon, Marilyn Business Administration Bloomington, MN Kester, David Business Administration Oconomowoc, Wl Keyes, Deborah Interior Design Rice, MN Keyes, James Industrial Technology Osceola, Wl King, Sarah Child Development fif Family Life Grasham, Wl i Lit Ml 160 Seniors Li Kintopf, Todd Industrial Technology Two Rivers, WI Klein, Patricia Dietetics Mound, MM Knapp, Chris Industrial Technology Menomonie, WI Knoblock, Cindy Graphic Design Brown Deer, WI Knott, Meg Anne Fashion Merchandising Madison, WI Knox, Lisa Applied Math Shell Lake, WI Knutson, Kristie Early Childhood Educa- tion St. Paul, MM Kobe, Michael Hotel Restaurant Man- agement Brookfield, WI Koch, Dan Business Administration Merrill, WI Kohl, Marion Home Economics Educa- tion Tomahawk, WI Kolker, Colette Dietetics Mapervill, IL Konkel, Linda Home Economics in Busi- ness Stevens Point, WI Konkel, Robert Industrial Technology Mosinee, WI Kontney, Christopher Industrial Technology Menomonie, WI Koo, Karen Hotel Sf Restaurant Man- agement Trinidad Kornus, Bruce Applied Math Green Bay, WI Seniors 161 Korsten, Deanna Industrial Technology Zumbrota, MM Kovalchuk, Christopher Business Administration Lake Elmo, MM Kramer, Brian Industrial Technology Ed- ucation Milwaukee, WI Krause, Eric Applied Math Marshfield, WI Krenz, Carrieann Food Service Administra- tion Milwaukee, WI Krieger, Linda Industrial Technology Hales Comers, WI Krueger, Ann Business Administration Janesville, WI Kuehn, Karl Industrial Technology Eau Claire, WI Kuhnly, David Psychology lnver Grove Mgts, MM Kueanz, Christopher Hotel Restaurant Man- agement Waukesha, WI Kulek, Amy Hotel Restaurant Man- agement Highland Park, IL Kumar, Andrews Hotel 8c Restaurant Man- gem ent Bombay, India LaBeau, Glen Hotel 8c Restaurant Man- agement Houghton, WI LaFountain, Cheryl Psychology Appleton, WI Lahde, Jeff Industrial Arts Appleton, WI Laluzerne, Jackie Clothing Design Green Bay, WI 162 Senior 1 Lambert, Delon Technology Education Bloomer, Wl Lanser, Beth Hotel Of Restaurant Management Port Washingt on, Wl Larson, Debra Home Economics Edu- cation Mew Qlarus, MM Larson, Kirk Industrial Technology Osceola, Wi Laux, Mary Vocational Rehabilitati Mew London, WI LeBeau, William Industrial Technology Phelps, WI LeBoutillier, Renae Art Bloomington, MM Lederer, David Industrial Technology Waukesha, Wl Lee, James Industrial Technology St. Paul, MM Lehner, Adam Hotel 6; Restaurant Ms agement St. Paul, MM Leonard, Gregory Graphic Arts Hawthorn Woods, IL Letson, Larry Industrial Technology Mauston, Wl Lewis, Shelly Early Childhood Educ tion Racine, Wl Lewi 5 on. Amy Art Franklin, WI Licht, Val Applied Math Stanley, WI Lies, James Applied Math Chippewa Falls, Wl Stnlors 165 l.indh. Debbie Food Service Administra- tion Frederic, WI l.indh Thomas Motel 6f Restaurant Man- agement Fond Du Lac, WI Longtin, John Industrial Technology Eau Claire, WI Ludowese, Joseph Industrial Technology Stewart, MM Lutzen, Joanne Art Boyceville, WI Lynch, Dem ' se Clothing, Textile 8t De- sign Duluth, MM Mackenzie, Karrie Fashion Merchandising Mound, MM Mackrie, Tom Industrial Technology Olendale, WI Mader, Renee Fashion Merchandising Menasha, WI Makis, David Industrial Technology Elmwood, WI Manoieff, Mark Technology Education St. Paul, MM Marcouiiler, Karen Business Administration Mew Brighton, MM Marine, Linda Fashion Merchandising Menomonie, WI Marks, Mimi Hotel fif Restaurant Man- agment Wilmutte, IL Marquardt, Stacy Art Education Merrill, WI Marrinan, Matthew Industrial Design St. Paul, MM 164 Seniors Martens, Elisabeth Home Economics Education Mew Ulm, MM Martin, Rain ford Business Administrate Jamaica Mesek, Jeffrey Business Administrate Appleton, WI Maxwell, Marie Special Education Marshfield, WI May, Julie Dietetics Park Ridge, IL May, Michael Industrial Technology Appleton, WI Mbachiantim, James Dietetics Nigeria McAleese, Daniel Hotel 6f Restaurant Management Maywood, IL McDonetl, Paul Industrial Technology Menomonie, WI McDougall, Elizabeth Dietetics Blair, WI McCinnis, Charles Business Administratic Madison, WI Meier, Bridget Fashion Merchandising Anaka, MM Meisenheimer, Barbar Fashion Merchandising Rochelle, IL Meland, Vicki Psychology Minneapolis MM Meyer, Jill Early Childhood Education Waunakee, WI Meyer, Sue Applied Math Menomonie, WI Seniors 165 Meyerhoff, Eric Industrial Technology Minneapolis, MM Michael, John Industrial Technology Minneapolis, MM Mickesh, John Industrial Technology Chippewa Falls, WI Miller, Ann Elizabeth Art Windom, MM Miller, Joy Child Development 8r Family Life Sartell, MM Millmann, Stephen Industrial Technology Wauwatosa, WI Mittelstadt, Connie Marketing Education Eau Claire, WI Moe, Kurt Industrial Technology Cedarburg, WI Molhau, Mark Industrial Technolgy Waconia, MM Momchilovich, Jeffery Applied Math Osceola, WI Monahan, Robert Industrial Technology Rochester, MM Monfeli, Patricia Industrial Technology Racine, WI Moody, John Hotel Restaurant Management Abrams, WI Moorhead, Kirk Industrial Technology Rochester, MM Moran, Kelly Fashion Merchandising Reedsburg, WI Mueller, Kris Fashion Merchandising Mew Prague, MM 166 Seniors 111   4 . V , i J ■ m Nundstock, Thomas Industrial Technology Rochester, MM Murphy, Helen Apparel, Textiles Gf Desi Campbellsport, WI Myers, Kristin Hotel 8f Restaurant Management Marine on St. Croix, MM Nagel, Todd Business Administration new Hoistein, Wl Nairne, Ronald Hotel Restaurant Management Waukesha, WI Plea I, Vicki Clothing, Textile dr Desi Milwaukee, WI Meiderhauser, Elmer Industrial Technology Menomonie, WI Nelson, Craig Industrial Technology Menomonie, WI nelson, Judith Child Development Sc Family Life new Berlin, WI nelson, Mark Business Administration Columbia Heights, Mn nelson, Paul Industrial Technology Union Grove, WI nelson, Sherri Textile Technology Qermantown, Wl nelson, Steve industrial Technology Minnetonka, Mn newman, Connie Vocational Rehabilitate Menomonie, Wl newman, Jim Vocational Rehabilitate Menomonie, Wl nicol, Russell Industrial Technology Fall Creek, WI Senior 167 Mielsen, Lonna Fashion Merchandising Knapp, WI Moeldner, Brigette Interior Decorating Waconia, WI Morine, Scott Industrial Technology Rhinelander, WI utzmann, Sandra Business Administration Mew Richmond, WI Nygaard, Barbara Early Childhood Education Fergus Falls, MM Oakley, Lezlee Art Eden Fraire, MM Oberaigner, Sheila Graphic Design So. St. Paul, MM O ' Day, Mancy Clothing, Textiles fie Design Brainerd, MM Odegard, Tim Motel 6c Restaurant Management Fine City, MM Olesker, Barry Motel 6f Restaurant Management Des Plaines, 1L Olexa, Tom Motel 6f Restaurant Management Columbus, Ohio Oliver, Thomas Industrial Technology Marshfield, WI Olson, Scott Hotel Restaurant Management Bloomington, MM O ' Meil, Linda Fashion Merchandising Meenah, WI Oredein, Patience Migeria O ' ReiHy, Terrence Motel 8f Restaurant Management North Oaks, MM kit [OS Scniora 3 J, Ortquist, Suzanne Dietetics Buffalo, MM Osegard, Connie Applied Math La Crosse, Wl Osterndorff, Nancy Home Economics Education Cobb, Wl Oswald, Virginia Dietetics Bark River, Ml Owens, Michael Business Administratioi Minnetonka, MN Owens, Stephen Business Administratioi Minnetonka, MN Falacek, Jack Hotel Restaurant Management Brookfleld, Wl Paquette, Pete Industrial Technology Chippewa Falls, Wl Parizek, Scott Industrial Design Fridley, MM Pari in, Kathy Hotel Restaurant Management Austin, MM Pasbrig, Mark Edward Hotel Sf Restaurant Management Horicon, Wl Patterson, Becky Child Development Family Life Deerfield, 1L Paulson, Randy Hotel Restaurant Management Andover, MM Peer, Sheila Vocational Rehabilitate Fall River, Wl Pelegrin, Katherine Interior Design Green Bay, Wl Perez, Derek Industrial Technology Trinidad Stniors 169 Paroutka, Cynthia Art Wausau, Wl Pernsteiner, Karen Dietetics Stratford, Wl Perperas, John Hotel 8c Restaurant Management Lincolnwood, IL Petershack, Jean Child Development ©f Family Life Elm Grove, Wl Peterson, Lynn Vocational Rehabilitation Eagan, MN Petranovich, Christine Business Administration Thorp, Wl Peuse, Holly Dietetics Watertown, Wl Piehl, Ann Early Childhood Education Green Bay, Wl Pietrowski, Lori Early Childhood Education Little Falls, MN Pischke, Robert Industrial Technology La Crosse, Wl Plante, Thomas Marketing Education Wisconsin Rapids, Wl Planton, Pegeen Fashion Merchandising Sheboygan, Wl Plenge, Steven Hotel Restaurant Management Bangor, Wl Rochardt, Donald Industrial Technology Morris, TM Pomerson, Ed Industrial Technology Albert Lee, MPI Porter, Robert Business Administration Bloomington, MPI 17C -. • wl Powers, Richard Hotel 6e Restaurant Management Chicago, 1L Prange, Joann Business Administration Wisconsin Rapids, WI Rachick, James Industrial Education Stevens Point, WI Radtke, Roger Hotel 8f Restaurant Management Marshfield, WI Raether, Lorna Clothing, Textile 8f Design Stephenson, Ml Ramdhan, Bachan Technical Education Trinidad Ranallo, Robert Industrial Education Cumberland, WI Rasmussen, Dale Art Merrill, WI Rass, Rebecca Hotel fit Restaurant Management Luxemburg, WI Reed, John Technical Education Evansville, WI Reed, Laurie Child Development fie Family Life La Crosse, WI Reiels, John Technology Education Glendale. WI Reinders, Cindy Applied Math Lomira, WI Rhone, Sue Child Development fit Family Life St. Louis Park, MN Ricke, Tammy Vocational Rehabilitation Sparta, WI Riederer, Paul Industrial Technology Maplewood, WI Seniors 171 Rishald, Kim Motel 8r Restaurant Management Rochester, MN Robers, Jeff Industrial Technology Paddock Lake, Wl Robinson, Jill Home Economics in Business Stonebank, Wl Robinson, Lisa Early Childhood Education Tomah, Wl Rockteacher, Anne Home Economics Education Eagle, Wl Rogers, Laura Psychology Mound, MM Rogers, Susan Marketing Education rio. St. Paul, MM Rollman, John Industrial Technology Chilton, Wl Rose, Brenda Home Economics in Business Baldwin, Wl Rothering, Dewey Industrial Technology Eau Claire, Wl Rowland, Sheila Hotel Restaurant Management Bloomington, Mn Rucker, Kathy Early Childhood Education Oronoco, MN Rundy, Jeff Industrial Technology Burnsville, MN Ruggles, Brian Hotel Restaurant Management Frontenac, MN Ruprecht, Todd Industrial Education Green Bay, Wl Ruszczyk, John Hotel 8r Restaurant Management Milton, Wl 1 72 Senior Rymer, Carrie Dietetics Cuba City, Wl Sachsenmaier, Bob Business Administratio Menomonie, WI Sager, Scott Hotel fir. Restaurant Management Wisconsin Rapids, Wl Sailer, Jim Industrial Technology St. Paul Park, MM Salandy, Chester Industrial Technology Trinidad Salvador, Agnes Clothing, Textiles 8c Design Trinidad Samuels, Scott Motel 6f Restaurant Management Skokie, IL Sanclemente, Claudia Hotel fit Restaurant Management Colombia, South Amer Schaefer, Lance Business Administratio Wisconsin Delis, Wl Scheel, Mike Industrial Technology Menomonie, WI Schendel, Tom Industrial Technology Rochester, MP1 Scheppke, Mark Industrial Education Eau Claire, Wl Shilder, Craig Industrial Technology Grafton, Wl Schiltz, Lori Fashion Merchandising Land O ' Lakes, Wl Schink, Suzanne Hotel fit Restaurant Management Hartford, Wl Schintgen, Lisa Marketing Education Menomonie, WI S«niors 173 Schlosser, Cheryl Fashion Merchandising Morthfietd, MM Schmidt, Deanna Dietetics Rochester, MM Schmidt, Jane Hotel df Restaurant Management DeForest, WI Schmitz, Jane Industrial Technology Sheboygan, WI Schmitz, Molly Early Childhood Education Hudson, WI Schneider, Jane Vocational Rehabilitation Menomonie, WI Schoenborn, Allen Industrial Technology Stillwater, Mil Schoenrock, Kim Art new London, WI Schrameyer, Mark Business Administration Grafton, WI Schroeder, Ernie Business Administration St. Paul, MM Schroers, Bryan Industrial Technology Schofield, WI Schubert, Karen Fashion Merchandising Fort Atkinson, WI Schuh, Pamela Hotel 8c Restaurant Management Milwaukee, WI Schultz. Graig Art Thorp, WI Schultz, Theresa Hotel 8f Restaurant Management Eau Claire, WI Schurz, Debbie Child Development 6f Family Life Mew Hope, MM ] 4 Seniors Schwalbach, Thomas Business Administratior West Allis, Wl Schwarze, Qwen Business Administratior Marshfield, WI Scolaro, Diane Home Economics Education Bartlett, 1L Seefluth, Ryan Business Administratior Owen, WI Seehawer, Scott industrial Technology Appleton, WI Seiberlich, Dennis Industrial Technology Chaska, MM Seichter, Greg Industrial Technology Boyd, Wl Seifert, Kevin Industrial Technology new Richmond, WI Sekas, Shelly Home Economics Education Milwaukee, WI Sell, Thomas Business Administratior Green Bay, Wl Selzer, John Hotel 6f Restaurant Management Arlington Heights, IL Senger, Glen Industrial Technology Fond du Lac, Wl Severson, Jennifer Home Economics in Business St Cloud, MM Sev erson, Pamela Fashion Merchandising Blanchardville, WI Shande Terkimbi Industrial Technology Nigeria Shane, Scott Business Administratior Menomonie, Wl Seniors 17S Shaughnessy, Tom Industrial Technology Verona, Wl Shirley, Kristen Child Development Family Life Lakeville, MM Sidek, Mahmud Vocational Technology Education Malaysia Siewert, Steve Graphic Design Rochester, MM Simacek, David Industrial Education Hastings, MM Simmons, Debbie Clothing, Textiles Design Cedarburg, WI Simmons, Evelyn Fashion Merchandising Menomonie, WI Simon, Joseph Industrial Technology Chetek, Wl Siskoff, David Industrial Technology Mew Prague, MM Sletta, Laura Motel fit Restaurant Management Mankato, MM Sloey, Thomas Business Administration Waukesha, WI Smitala, Paul Hotel Restaurant Management Minocqua, Wl Smith, Dawn Hotel Restaurant Management Baraboo, Wl Smith, Gail Business Administration Menomonie, Wl Smith, John Vocational Rehabilitation Chippewa Falls, Wl Smith, Margaret Hotel fif Restaurant Management Montello, WI 176 Seniors Smith, Scott Industrial Technology Prairie du Chien, WI Smith, Thomas Industrial Technology Menomonie, WI Sodaro, Linda Hotel Sf Restaurant Management West Chicago, IL Sommerfeldt, Donna Applied Math Plew Richmond, WI Soulier, Debra Vocational Rehabilitat Lac du Flambeau, WI Southworth, David Applied Math Marathon, WI Spafford, Mary Dietetics Rhinelander, WI Sparages, Susie Early Childhood Education Amery, WI Spears, Carol Technology Educatior Milwaukee, WI Splinter, Dan Industrial Technology Oak Creek, WI Spoerk, Mark Industrial Technology Qreendale, WI Spoerke, Michael Technology Educatior Fond du Lac, WI Sramek, Stacy Dietetics West Bend, WI Stadtherr, Jodi Home Economics in Business Menomonie, WI Stahl, Tom Industrial Technology West Bend, WI Stark, Brad Industrial Design Oshkosh, WI Union 177 Stastny, Michael Business Administration Green Bay, Wl Stebbins, Leslie Home Economics in Business Wausau, WI Steffen, Lenore Dietetics Adams, WI Steinmetz, Laura Business Administration Prescott, WI Stellmach, Mary Kay Industrial Technology Ivanhoe, MM Stener, Stacey Fashion Merchandising Litchfield, MN Stephan, Rick Technology Education Lake Geneva, WI Stoddard, R. Alston Industrial Technology West Indies Storley, Lisa Applied Math Beloit, WI Strassman, Patricia Interior Design Madison, WI Straus, Jana Psychology Brookfield, WI Straus, Steve Industrial Technology Elm Grove, WI Streblow, Lori Dietetics Lake Mills, Wl Strobl, Todd Buzz Applied Math Catawba, WI Strupp, John Industrial Technology Menomonie, WI Sundvall, Victor Industrial Technology Cumberland, Wl 178 Senior i M Lei J 1 1 w Swan, Mark Applied Math Almond, Wl Swanson, Sonja Business Administratio Chippewa Falls, WI Tan, Boon Tong Vocational Education Malaysia Telg, Karen Home Economics in Business Stewartville, MM Terrizzi, Dawn Home Economics in Business Grand Marais, MM Thelander, Susan Early Childhood Education Brooklyn Center, MM Thomas, Monica Clothing, Textiles Design Lakeville, MM Thompson, Laurie Clothing, Textiles Design Frederic, Wl Thompson, Tim Industrial Technology Menomonie, WI Thorpe, Karl Home Economics Education Stanley, WI Tilque, Ann Fashion Merchandising Menomonie, WI Todd, William Industrial Technology Lincolnshire, IL Todman, Kenny Graphic Design Virgin Islands Tomesh, Jerry Industrial Technology Rice Lake, Wl Tougas, Tim Industrial Technology Plainview, MM Traxel, Connie Fashion Merchandislnc Waukesha, Wl Seniors 179 Trempe, Jim Industrial Technology Marinette, Wl Trichus, Tim Hotel Restaurant Management Roseville, MM Trollen, James Industrial Technology Wabasha, MM Trotman, Samuel Industrial Education Barbados Tushoski, Jeff Business Administration Rhinelander, WI Uekert, Patti Early Childhood Education Marathon, WI Vanasse, Peter Industrial Technology Hudson, WI Vasho, Paul Vocational Rehabilitation Wauwatosa, WI Vega, Stacy Fashion Merchandising Apple Valley, MM Vermillion, Doug Industrial Technology Qreendale, WI Vetsch, Leonard Industrial Technology Rochester, MM Viet, Mguyen Hotel Restaurant Management Batavia, IL Vtnge, Gary Industrial Technology Albert Lea, MM Vondrell, Suzanne Hotel 8e Restaurant Management Brookfield, WI Von Ruden, Kathleen Dietetics La Crosse, WI Von Ruden, Kathleen Fashion Merchandising Ontario, Wl i 5 180 S«nior Waddell, Risa Graphic Design Baraboo Wl Wagner, Maria Home Economics in Business St. Paul, MN Wagner, Michael Industrial Technology Port Washington, WI Walker, Linda Dietetics Hubertus, Wl Walker, Thomas Industrial Technology Lancaster, Wl Walsh, Kaylene Vocational Rehabilitation Somerset, Wl Ward, Sarah Psychology Menomonie, WI Wazny, Diane Hotel Restaurant Management Libertyville, IL Weisenberger, Micha Business Administration Marathon, Wl Weiss, Sharon Vocational Rehabilitation Park Falls, WI Werblow, Jenifer Hotel Sf Restaurant Management Hilbert, WI Westlund, Karen Home Economics in Business Taylors Falls, MN Westra, Jeff Hotel Sf Restaurant Management Mauston, Wl Wethern. Barbara Home Economics Education St. Paul, MN Wictor, David Hotel 8c Restaurant Management Sioux City, IA Wilcox, John Business Administration So. St. Paul, MM Seniora 181 Wimmer, Thomas Technology Education Pierz, MM Winkler, Nark Business Administration St. Paul, MM Winters, Peggy Hotel Restaurant Management Babcock, WI Wirt, Matthew Industrial Technology Owatonna, MM Wiseman, Lori Early Childhood Education Prairie Farm, WI Witt, David Industrial Education Wisconsin Rapids, WI Woehler, Susan Art Arlington, MM Wolterstorff, Michael Industrial Technology Knapp, WI Wood, Thomas Business Administration Mew Richmond, WI Woznick, Ann Child Development Family Life Manitowoc, WI Wudik, Yakubu Vocational Education Migeria Wunrow, Susan Business Administration Marshfield, WI Wydeven, Paul Industrial Technology Kimberly, WI Wyman, Steven Hotel 6c Restaurant Management Ephraim, WI Yap, Leng Hotel 6f Restaurant Management Malaysia Yafes, Ray Industrial Technology Rochester, MM 182 Senior 1 ill Yeager, Dianne Applied Math Elk Mound, Wl Yngsdal, Dan Industrial Technology St. Paul, MM Young, Todd Early Childhood Education Rochester, MM Yunus, Suriati Home Economics Education Malaysia Zaic, Michael Industrial Technology New Mope, MM Zbylicki, Robert Business Administratk Hastings, MM Zimmerly, James Industrial Technology Shollsburg, WI Zimmermann, Beth Clothing, Textile 8c Design Chicago, 1L Zumbrunnen, Mike Industrial Technology Chaska, MM Booher, William Business Administrate Mew Berlin, Wl Seniors 183 18 Closing 186 Closing Closing 187 1SS Closing Closing 189 190 Closing 192 Closing Closing 193 Closing 195 196 Closing Closing 197 198 Closing Editor ' s Mote As this year progressed, we discovered that the way in which we perceived the many obstacles associated with publishing this book changed immensely. Looking back on this year, we learned so many things from our mistakes as well as the mistakes of others. A lot of long hours of hard work have gone into this book, and it holds many strong memories for us. We hope you will treasure it as much as we do for years to come. One thousand copies of the 1986 Tower Yearbook were printed by Walsworth Publishing Company Inc., Marceline, Missouri 64658. The Tower is a nine by twelve inch yearbook containing 200 pages, 80 enamel paper, eight of which are four color. The book also contains twelve pages of flag blue spot color in the organization section. The cover is silver with the word Perceptions blind embossed. The cover is also screened in flag blue. The body copy is ten point Benguiat type and page kickers are six point. The title page was drawn by Mrs. Celarek. The senior photographs were taken by Qoheen Studios, Eau Claire, Wl and all the resident hall photos were taken by Ron Buckley, Eau Claire, WI. Maggie Seal and Mike Turek 200 Closing T|| WA L S WORT H I PUBLISHING HA COMPANY MARrCLINK MIHHOI Ml L  A