Waterford High School - Emerald Yearbook (Waterford, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1987 volume:

JUST WHAT YOU’VE BEEN WAITING FOR . . . 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS CURRENT EVENTS 6 Srs 15 jrs 33 sophs 43 FROSH 55 ACTIVITIES 65 CLUBS 77 Sports 97 StaFF 113 ads 136 The Year In Politics 1. President Ronald Reagan and Soviet leader Mikhail Gobachev met in Reykjavik, Iceland, for a two-day summit in October to discuss arms control. The two leaders reached an impasse on testing of the U.S. Star Wars weaponry. 2 3. After 20 years of ruling without serious challenge, Philippine president Ferdinand E. Marcos was forced from office amid charges of corruption and scandal. The new president, Corazon Aquino, was faced with political and economic turmoil. 4 5. Gennadiy A. Zakharov, a Soviet U.N. employee, was arrested on a subway platform in New York City and charged with spying. A week later American jour- nalist Nicholas S. Daniloff was arrested on the streets of Moscow and accused of spying on the Soviet Union. Both men were released within weeks and the entire affair set the stage for a super- power Summit meeting in Iceland. 6. U.S. Air Force and Navy jets attacked five targets inside Libya under cover of darkness in April, delivering a response to what President Reagan called the mon- strous brutality of Libyan-backed terrorism. 7. The city of New York gave the Statue of Liberty a big 1986 bash — a Fourth of July festival of song, celebrities and fireworks honoring the great lady's first 100 years. 12 CURRENT EVENTS The Year In Events 1. NY Mets catcher Gary Carter is lifted in the air by relief pitcher Jesse Orosco after the Mets won game 7 in the World Series over the Boston Red Sox. 2. Britain's Prince Andrew married commoner Sarah Ferguson in July at Westminster Abbey in a spectacle that mustered the pomp and glory of Britain's monarchy. 3. Caroline Kennedy, who captured America's heart as a little girl romping through the White House, married Edwin Schlossberg in July 4. Among the celebrities who died in 1986 were singer Kate Smith, noted for her version of God Bless America ; 5. Benny Goodman, the King of Swing; 6. James Cagney, one of Hollywood's famous toughguys; and 7. Ted Knight, remembered for his role on The Mary Tyler Moore Show. 8. In September, Miss Tennessee Kellye Cash was crowned Miss America. The Year In Entertainment As usual, celebrities were often in the news during the past year. 1. Cybill Shepherd Bruce Willis were TV's dynamic duo of prime time viewing. 2. Sylvester Stallone continues to be a movie box-office smash. J. Actor Tom Cruise starred in the movie Top Gun — one of the top rated summer features. 4. After leaving Van Halen, David Lee Roth went solo and has maintained, if not increased, his popularity. 5. The Monkees make a strong comeback in a new generation. 6. The Boss Bruce Springsteen has left a lasting impression on thousands of fans with his hometown American music. 7. With the addition of Sammy Hagar, Van Halen has returned to the top of the charts once again. 8. Amy Grant topped music charts with hits in both religious and secular tones. 9. The Cosby Show has been watched on Thursday nights by over 60 million Americans. The comedy continues to be the most watched TV show each week. 14 CURRENT EVENTS SENIORS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: President Leo Linnemanstons, It's a bird, it's a plane, it IOR?? a SEN- Vice president Jeff Jacobson, Treasurer Todd Vanosdoll, Secretary Jill Krause Is Ms. Schraufnagel teaching or singing a lullabye' JILL ALBRECHT PETER ALBY BETH AMBORN STEVE BALL BRENDA BAUMEISTER AMY BECKMAN BRYAN BERG KELLY BLAIR COLLEEN BLOCK BRANDON BLUCHER JIM BONEWALD MIKE BRHELY 18 SENIORS AMY BRIDGFORD JERRY BRZEZINSKI SHARI BRZEZINSKI MICHELLE BYRD TERRI CALLOWAY NICK CAPUTA MARIA CHAPA JOAN CHART SHELLY CHART JERRY CHRISTIANSEN CHRIS COLEMAN DEANA DAMICO SENIORS 19 DION DASSOW KEVIN DELONAY TRACY DETTMANN TOM DIXON RAMONA DOORN CATHY EDSTROM TIM EISENBART SUE ERNST TODD FLADWOOD BETHANY FREGIEN 20 SENIORS KEN FRF.NZ SHAWN GAHAGAN MISSY GALLAGHER DIAHNN GAUGER TRACEY GAUGER TYRONE GAUGER SHELLEY GORSCHE DAN GRACZYK MIKE GRAMBOW ANGIE GROVER BRIAN GUNDERSON VICKI HALBACH LISA HART SCOTT HEGEMANN SENIORS 21 BRAD HENNING AL HERRELL SUE HOFFMANN DALE HOWELL DENICE HRIBAR RICK HUENING SHANE IVERSON AMY JACOBSON JEFF JACOBSON WESLEY JANDA GREG JANKE OLAF JENTZSCH 22 SENIORS MIKE KF.DZIE D'ANN KELLY KEVIN KENNELLY TOM KETTERHAGEN RENEE KINTOP CHRISTIANE KOCH DAVE KOELY DAVE KOSCINSKI SENIORS 23 JILL KRAUSE KAL KRAUTKRAMER JOEL KUECKER DARIN KUTZ CHRIS LAUX LEO LINNEMANSTONS CHUCK LOIS TINA MAERZKE 24 SENIORS LEONARDO MAGALLON TED MANSELI. DAN MARKF.Y TED MAYER TOM MAYO CHRIS MEHRING JOLEEN MEYER KIM MIRKOWSKI LAURA MISCHEL TINA MITCHELL SHERRY NORTON STEPHANIE O'BRIEN SENIORS 25 DEAN PLISKA F.R1C POWELL JERRY PRAGF.R CHRIS PUFTZ TINA RAUSCH DICK REESMAN KELLY REINHOLTZ KARYN RICHMOND 26 SENIORS SCOTT SCHMALING DEANNA SCHMID MICKEY SELF LAURIE SHINDEL VAL SIMON PHYLLIS SPKSAK SCOTI' SPLETTER MIKE SPONHOLTZ SENIORS 27 KIM STACEY DEANNA STEVER JEFF STORM LESLIE STORM JEFF TAMBLYN TOKO TANAKA BRIAN TENHAGEN JEFF THOMFOHRDA 28 SENIORS TODD VANOSDOLL JEFF VICTOR JONNA WALKOWSKI JOHN WAMBACH JORI WHITFORD STEVE WOZNICKI PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE: David Abramowski Clint Berger Heather Emerson Brian Grosschadle Lee Huntoon Gary Kempken Darren Kisting John Koenig Tom Kosinski Kris Kransel Phil Kuske Chris Little Jennifer Westfall Todd Williams Lois Zeis SENIORS 29 HEVRq 30 SENIORS Senior Class Awards CLASS COUPLE: Dick Recsman and Jori Whitford. CLASS JOCK JOCKETTE: Joan Chart and Dick Reesman. CLASS CLOWNS: Lorli Schingeck and Eric Powell. BEST PERSONALITIES: Raquel Scherrer and Shawn Gahagan. JUNIORS � f« Scott Burke Mike Burmeister Tamm Cerar Doug Cheever Trace Chiodo N’ancv Christoffersen Nick Ahlers Mike Ahnert Robert Albet Brvan Anders- � Jennifer Axelsnn Jeri Lynn Bazen Tcri Beck Jeff Benavides Julie Benavides John Fienson Shari Fkntzlcr Tammv Berg Andrea Berger Brian Bertschinger Ken Bleeker Jill Block Alicia Boguszewski Kelly Bosch Corrine Brhelv Joe Brzezinski Jl'NIOR CLASS OFFICFRS (left to right): Secretary Tim Halverson. President Jack Hammer. Vice President Meg Stone; Treasurer Mark Read ■ 34 JUNIORS Mark Cltmtncc Thomas Coleman Paul Collins Gretchcn Davidson Angel Deleon Michelle DePatie Vicky Dohve Tonv Durlm Brian Dworak Dawn Dzbmski Eric F.dstrom Amber Edwards Patrick F.ulgen Roschelle Fabiszak Tom Fischer Kim Fisher Glenn Fluesge Kristine Gauerke Jordana Gerds Jolyn Gnader Heather Greeley Kevin Greil Dean Grobarchik Pat Gromacki Juanita Guardioia Tim Halverson Don't look so excited everyone! TUNIORS 35 Jack Hammer Leonard Harry Cindy Hassey Rick Hastreiter Todd Hendrix Cheryl Hoefling Garv Hoffmann Jason Hoppe Tammy Hornby Lori Ignatowski Wendy Jock Jim Kapelke Sue Kedzie Jackie Kcttcrhagcn Cindy Kick land Kirsten Kienast Christy Kietzke Patti Kinnard Scott Klein Jason Klepp Raul Koch Trudy Kopchinski Kelly Kossow Deanna LaMeer 36 JUNIORS Tina Lamp Andrea Lauria Janice Leick Tracy Lcwandowski Laura Linnemanstons Scott Lustig Wade Maki Paul Manka Amy Marta- Kris Mattke Steve Maurice Anthony McCrank Jeanette Means Christopher Medrow Jerry Mehlhaff Amy Jo Metz Cathy Meyer Jeff Mickelson Robert Milentz Renee Mischel Jim Mitchell Dale Mittclstaedt Becky Moll Beth Moran Beth Nannemann Scott Novak JUNIORS 37 A 38 JUNIORS Godfrey Ouwens Nicole Ovaska Julie Pliska Steve Podgorski Bob Popp Chris Frdoi; Eric Prelog Joleen Puetz Dawn Pulley Mark Quilling David Radtke Mike Rasmusson Tanya Rausch Mark Read Todd Reich Kurbv Rickerr Rachel Roberts Carey Robran Alma Rodriguez John Rowe Jennifer Rutter John Rvdzik Sandy Oberhart Bobbi O'l.eary Jenny Peck William Person Anne Petrie Audrey Phillips Tammy Pieper Do I have cc• be here.'! Pair� Safran Lucy Sanchez Troy Scheibel Rente Scherrer Mike Schroedcr r Jennifer Schulz Rick Seater Troy Seefeld Kelly Shawhah Don Shine JUNIORS 39 Chris Weber Jeff Weithous Cathy Willis Daun Will ms I.isa Willms Blake Wirth Chris Wolfgram Peter Wolke Andy Worby Joe Zablocki 40 JUNIORS JUNIORS 41 JUNIOR CLASS AWARDS CLASS COUPLE: John Rydzik and Rente Schtrrer. CLASS JOCK AND JOCKETTE: Meg Stont and Dale Mittcl staedt. -ii BEST FIGURE AND PHYSIQUE; Dcana Tweed and Scon Klein. BEST DRESSED: Jeff Benavidts and Deana Tweed SOPHOMORES Karis Addic Steve Adrian Kelly Albee Terri Andrews Tracy Andrews Vince Arsiniega Tony Bagin Jim Bakke Tracy Ball Lori Barbian Stephanie Beckman Kirk Bell Jill Benavides Edward Biebesheimer Jesse Bieniewski Dave Biermann Jill Bilski Amy Bishop Kip Blair Pat Blaskowski Sophomore Class Officers from row left ro right: Jenefer Kramer — Treasurer; Brenda Gunderson — Secretary. Back row left to right: Tim Reed — Vice President; Scott Chenier — President. 44 SOPHOMORES Tim Buttles Mike Byrd Jay Campbell Brian Chambers Mike Chart Scott Chenier Eric Christensen Chris Cook Karen Cooley Jarmen Czuta Becki Darcy Myron Datka Paul Dirks Art Divittorio Eric Dohve SOPHOMORES 45 The Sophomore Pyramid Debbie Gauger Phiiiip Gonzales Michelle Graetz Roseann Gravett Jenna Greinke Carl Grouse Noel Guardiola Brenda Gunderson Julie Gunderson Cyle Guschl Paula Hale Tom Hanson Eric Harmeling Charles Hayes Ann Heistad Tim Herrell Kevin Hochevar Debbie Hribar Traci Huening Jenny Jacobson Jim Jacobson 46 SOPHOMORES Kevin Jacobson Heidi Johnson Jenny Johnson Kirsten Johnson Kristen Johnson Tiffany Johnston Jenny Kafura Heidi Kara Scott Kara Ricci Kass Kristen Kennelly Nancy Kester Marcie Ketterhagen Amy Kintop Cheryl Kirchgassner Brian Klemko Wendy Klotz Shannon Koelsch Kathy Kossow Jenefer Kramer Jennifer Krause Math is such a bore! SOPHOMORES 47 David Krebsbach Kristin Kudlewski Russ LaCourt Marie Lago Kim Laupan Chriss Lee Cory Lohmeyer Dana Ludwig Wendy Madison Tom Mainus David Mehring Mike Metz Cindy Mickelson Scott Miles Scott Mirkowski 48 SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES 4S 4 Mark Moczynski Bryan Moerke Kim Moerke Lisa Morgan Bobbi Mucci Dawn Nelson Scott Nelson Karen Oberhart Sharon Oberhart Tim Okonek Kevin Olson Brett Parson Greg Phillips Brian Pieper Scott Piper Pat Pliska Jeff Popp Camille Proffitt Noel Quandt Lee Rausch Tim Reed Alicia Reichstadter Annemarie Ress Nicole Richert Jason Roanhouse Carlos Rodriguez Matt Rosenbaum Sarah Roth Scott Saltzman Scott Saunders Barry Schmaling Roger Schmidt Tim Schmidt Shannon Schober Laura Schultz Darcy Sears Brian Seeley Mary Segovia Cassandra Sewell Keith Slack Dan Slesarik iO SOPHOMORES Paul Snyder Julie Spengler Joe Spinnato Heather Stoner Tina Storm Wendy Storm Joy Stuve Cindy Swendrowski Doug Tetting Harlan Thompson Chris Thorpe John Tiegs Mark Toth Dan Treziak Nicole Tridle John VandenBoom Jamie Van Dyke Chad Vanosdoll Jim VanVeghel Becka Victor Rusty Vyvyan Candy Wagner Bob Walczak Cheryl Waldron Bill Waulters Mike Webb SOPHOMORES 51 52 SOPHOMORES Rob Weber Jon Weber Ryan Weber Jenny Weithaus Melissa Welti Niki Weltzien Rebecca Wenzel Melissa Winski Suzanne Wolke Bobby Woznicki PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE: Ramona Balboa Jeff Ingle Lisa Samphere Tory Windorski SOPHOMORES 53 SOPHOMORE CLASS AWARDS CLASS COUPLE: Tom Mainus and Beth Bolton. CLASS JOCK AND JOCKETTE: Chris Lee and Jenefer Kramer. BEST PHYSIQUE AND FIGURE: Chris Lee and Lisa Morgan. BEST DRESSED: Scott Chenier and Jenny Earl. FRESHMEN Giro! Alby Michael Anderson Holly Arneson Marcey Asselin Martin Bakke Carrie Balboa Laura Barrios Katie Barsness Jenni Beck Irene Benz Lori Berger Christopher Bernau Brad Bettinger Laura Biel Tricia Bieniewski Gloria Boldt Martie Bonich Regis Brost Stacy Burmeister Kory Buse Freshman Class Officers left to right: Chris DeMent — Secre- tary; Jill Saltzman — Treasurer; Cathy Hammer — President; Randy Mittelstaedt — Vice President. Randy Cabunac Beth Chanlynn 56 FRESHMEN Nichole Cuddeback Ronald Dahl David Danowski Diana Darka Gavin DeGrave Jennifer DeHart Daniel Delonay Christine Dement Paul Dixon Todd Durlin Rachel Edwards Thomas Edwards Wayne Erv. n Barbara Evenson Nicole Fabiszak Kevin Fath Nichole Felber Brian Frenz Paul Fritz Shane Gahagan Robert Gandt Peter Gauerke Troy Gauger Elizabeth Gerds Karl Goetzke Cale Guschl The freshmen's favorite class is lunch. FRESHMEN 57 Don't bother me now, I'm taking a timing! Sharon Haldeman Cathy Hammer Jennifer Massey Michael Heck Peter Hofman Theresa Hoover Kelly Iverson Andrew Jacobson Melanie Jacobson Robert Janke Kerri Janssen Shane Johnston Hilary Jones Allen Josing Chris Juchniewicz Carol Ketterman Noel Kickland Matthew Kielas Mark Kittelson Timothy Kling Mary Jane Koezly Higher Regis, higher! 8 FRESHMEN Frank Korb Christopher Korhonen Joanne Krebsbach Michelle Kuhn Tiffany Lameer Christina Lazewski Richard Leick Michael Lichucki Lori Linder Andrew Look Todd Lovald Chad Luerssen Mark Mahoney Jodi Makl Nichole Malboeuf Tyler Manning Paul Mayer Kerri Mermal Randy Mittelstaedt Kelly Moran Amy Morrow Three's not a crowd HERE! Don't look now, but I think that senior is staring at us! FRESHMEN 59 Dale Moss Stephanie Netz Kerry Otto Matthew O’Leary Bill O’Neal David Paynter Domonic Perone Christopher Pope James Raatz Lisa Radtke Jennifer Ragio Christopher Rateike Lori Reed Stacey Reesman Donita Regner Kevin Reinholtz Jason Rice Daschelle Roice Andrea Rummery Colleen Ryan Jon Sailer Kevin Salla Jill Saltzmann Friends Forever! 60 FRESHMEN Martin Samphere Nancy Schcrbarth Melissa Schnabl Julie Schultz Rob Schultz Stephanie Schwartz Sara Seater Kristen Seefeld David Shackelford Rodney Siemers Thomas Slovak Lee Smith Loren Smith Michelle Sossaman Tina Spesak Christopher Stahl Jason Stahura Angela Stanchfield Matthew Stanosz Laura Stephenson Barb Stevenson Michael Stever John Stolpa FRESHMEN 61 What form. Regis! Sarah Stoner Matthew Taskonis Jenny Thomfohrda Kristin Townsend Jennifer Treffmger Nathan VanDyke Jennifer Voss Robert Weber Jay Whitford Kurt Wicklund Donald Wienke Brian Willms Scott Willms Robert Winkler Brek Zortman Jenni Becker Tim Miller PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE Shannon Gage Shawn Malecki Don Sobieski 62 FRESHMEN Do you think my diet is working? The next Wilt Chamberlain? FRESHMEN 63 The freshmen's only means of transportation is the BUS! FRESHMEN CLASS AWARDS BEST FIGURE AND PHYSIQUE: Stacy Burmeister and Regis Brost. CLASS CLOWN: Michelle Kuhn and Paul Dixon. CLASS JOCKETTE AND JOCK: Stacey Reesman and Shane Ga- hagan. BEST DRESSED: Melissa Schnabl and Nathan VanDyke. BEST PERSONALITIES: Terti Hoover and Jay Whitford. I ACTIVITIES Monday — Class Distinction Day Tuesday — Double Your Spirit Day Wednesday — Masquerade Day Thursday — Shades and Bermudas Day Friday — Green and White Day V(W$! I._________________ Mimeteen hushed a % Xfar f' Mg %£! 'I Mm; from tflf Ppafem. Henceforth a re rd] K ranted to the strong, ecu ■ Wolverine who car ; 3dlm fed(hers on rVorncotnma W e benefactor wi(( recenti hr westerns Kanecoinw jwrt of' ■Home, awarded bu Dune Nafiaemawi dud £ar( Block of the WifawL Unlike the past few years, the weather for the parade and pep rally was nice. The parade began at 1:30, and was followed by the pep rally. Winners of the class floats were the Sophomore Class, and FFA took first place for the clubs. HOMECOMING PARADE 67 Raquel and Shawn win the wrapping-up ’ con- Paul turns Jeri Lynn into a conehcad. No wonder freshmen are nicknamed babies ! test. -a ” This year’s Pep Rally fortunately was able to be held outside. There, the fun and excitement of all the Waterford stu - dents was unable to be kept in. Spirit was overwhelming as classes competed in five different contests arranged by the cheerleaders. Good times and good fun were shared by all. The Poms performed to So Freak . 68 HOMECOMING PEP RALLY Freshman reps: Shane Gahagan and Stacey Reesman Sophomore reps: Tracey Andrews and Jacob Fitch Junior reps: Trudy Kopchinski and Jack Hammer The Homecoming Queen candidates anxiously open their boxes to see who won. And the winner is....... HOMECOMING PEP RALLY 69 For Homecoming 1986, the Water- ford Wolverines went up against the Salem Falcons. They went into the game with determination and came out victorious with a 22-19 win. Strong character was showed by the entire team, and the outcome was a Fitting conclusion to a Fine Home- coming Week. Touchdown!!! 70 HOMECOMING GAME The Homecoming Dance was held in the main gym on October 18, 1986. It was decorated in a fall setting and music was provided by the band Mind If I Smoke.” King Jeff Tamblyn and Queen Denice Hribar reigned over the festivities and the theme song was Lights by Journey. A good time was had by all who attended. Hoataoamf Caul 10M Row 2 to ngh junta rtf� Tmdy Kopchniu and c Hammer. ItrgynPia E wm and l«5 Km ch Walker. Sena rrpa Jon Whafoed and Born Bn Row I It to ngkt Fteahmui rrpa Saco, lovnin u d Shu� Gehagan, Queen Deruce Hnbu and Kmj Jeff Tembtjm, Sophouxxr rtf� Tncep Andtewt end Jacofc Fadi Queen Denice and King Jeff dance to a song in their honor. HOMECOMING DANCE 71 Cards On The Table Who's the guilty party? This fall, Waterford High School proudly pre- sented Agatha Christie's CARDS ON THE TA- BLE. The murder mystery was performed at the New Medico Rehabilation Center. It was directed by Mrs. Bousquet and Mr. Westergaard with help from Renee Kintop, the costume and technical crews, and the production classes. 72 PLAY Cast of Characters Anne Meredith Mrs. Lorrimer .... Dr. Roberts ........ Major Despard Shaitana ........... Mary ............... Mrs. Oliver ........ Superintendent Battle Butler ............. Sergeant O'Connor Miss Burgess .... Rhonda Dawes Doris .............. Stephens ........... ......Lisa Hart Shannon Schober . . Brian Dworak .....Ken Frenz . Tyler Manning . . Julie Spengler . Tracy Gauger . . Frank Korb . Mike Lichucki .....Jon Sailer . . . Jodi Chioda ... Anne Petrie . . Julie Spengler . Mike Lichucki PLAY 73 1 fiftlj Annual jUlfa rMjdl dinner Madrigal Singers (not pictured in order): K. Bosch, S. Chenier, J. Earl, E. Edstrom,J. Fitch, K. Frenz, S. Gahagan.J. Greinke.J. Hammer, L. Hart, C. Hassey, K. Johnson, K. Kennelly, B. O'Leary, T. Reich, S. Schober, R. Thompson, K. Tretow. RECORDER CONSORT Beth Chanlynn Kim Fisher Laura Mischel Joy Roth December 6 and 7 were nights of en- chantment once again at the St. Francis Friary. A celebration of the Christmas sea- son in the tradition of merrie old England was presented by the Madrigal singers for anyone who wished to see how Christmases were celebrated. The night ended with a concert by the singers. The Madrigal Din- ner is a must to be included in your holiday plans. FANFARE First Fanfare — The Procession Second Fanfare — The Wassail Bowl Third Fanfare — The Boars Head Fourth Fanfare — The Flaming Pudding Fifth Fanfare — The Madrigal Concert BRASS Randy Cabunac ■Cathy Hammer Sarah Roth 74 MADRIGALS The Recorder Consort: Beth Chanlynn, Joy Roth, and Kim Fisher. MADRIGALS 75 I THE FEAST Golden Wassail Waldorf Salad Carved Roast Turkey- Sliced Baked Ham Mashed Potatoes Turkey Dressing Mixed Vegetables Dinner Roll Flaming Plum Pudding Computer Team left to right: M. Kedzie, D. Graczyk, J. Jacobson, D. Koscinski. On November 25, a science team consisting of 7 members and a computer team consisting of 4 members traveled to the Milwaukee School of Engineering and competed in a number of events. Both teams had tours of the engineering labs at the school. The computer team had 2 hours to use their programming skills and develop a pro- gram in the competition, and they won! Teams from 25 schools competed in the computer events and 40 schools participated in the science area. WHS made an excellent showing in their first appearance at MSOE. On December 12, Ms. Schraufnagel's Advanced Chemistry class and Mr. Bixler's Advanced Biology class presented a science demonstration to about 80 fourth grade students. Some of the demos included the traffic light , flaming bubbles, and slime. ' In Advanced Biology, students gave speeches on the parts of the body and reaction time. In all, it was a good learning experience. 76 SPECIAL EVENTS Mrs. Bousquet announces the winners of the All School Raffle. Since parents were besieged by individ- ual club fund-raising projects, WHS tried something new and conducted one school- wide raffle prior to Christmas vacation. Students sold $1 raffle tickets, giving the public a chance to win one of seven prizes, ranging from $100 to the grand prize of $1,000. Over $8,500 was earned as profit from the raffle. Students in Mr. Kelm’s computer class developed a program which distribut- ed the money to various clubs in school, giving each a percentage comparable to the number of members in the organization. Drum Roll Please! Dan Graczyk steps down to receive his prize for selling 391 tickets. Leo Linnemanstons presents gifts from various clubs to Leo and Toko. Toko Tanaka tells everyone about Christmas is Japan. Leo Magallon describes Christmas in Pa- nama. 78 ALL-SCHOOL RAFFLE Varsity Band Row 4 left to right: D. LaGrow, C. Cook, B. Frcgicn. L. Magallon, Director Mr. Jacob. Row 3 left to right. J. Popp, T. Butler, S. Adrian, K. Frenz, J. Meyer, K. Olston, L. Stephenson, K. Johnson, D. Sears. Row 2 left to right P. Kuskc, R. Weber, L. Ignatowski, D. Radtke, J. Kapelke, L. Barbian, K. Addie, C. Proffitt, D. Gauger, V. Halbach. Row 1 left to right J. Roth, C Lauria, S. Bonewald, L. Schultz, S. Gorsche. BAND 79 Concert Band Row 4 left to right M. Asselin, Director Mr. Jacob. Row 3 left to right K. Janssen, S. Reesman, M. Sossaman, B. Frenz, D. Hribar, R. Cabunac, C Hammer, S. Roth, N. Felber, B. Bettinger, T. Mansell, J. Johnson, B. Gunder- son. Row 2 left to right H. Jones, B. Mucci, A. Boinski, C. Hoefling, A. Reichstadter, J. Koezly, A. Morrow, A. Rodriquez, L. Ste- phenson, L. Reed. Row 1 left to right J. Schultz, C. Juchniewicz, S. Netz, N. Cuddle- back, J. Leich, J. Puetz, A. Lauria. Jazz Band Members (not in order): S. Adrian, A. Beckman, J. Bonewald, J. Christian- sen, C. Cook, K. Frenz, M. Gorsche, J. Hammer, L. Ignatowski, J. Kapelke, G Kietzke, T. Mansell, J. Meyer, K. Olson, J. Popp, M. Self, L. Stephenson, R. Weber, N. VanDyke, Instructor Steve Jacobs. The band started the year by marching for the football games and the Homecoming Parade. Basketball games were livened up with the music of the Pep Band. After basketball season, the Varsity and Concert Bands began practicing for the Dis- trict Large Ensemble Competition, held at W.H.S. this year. The band was also seen showing its spirit at the various assemblies throughout the year. On a more serious note, the bands performed at two concerts during the year. The school year con- cluded with the band marching in the Memorial Day Parade and providing the music at the Graduation Ceremo- ny. I Mixed Chorus: Row 4 left to right; S. Haldeman, M. Stanosz, N. VanDyke, S. Gahagan, B. Pieper, C. Runnels, J. Hassey, J. Beck. Row ) left to right; L. Radtke, T. Cook, D. Bierman, P. Pliska, A. Rummery, K. Iverson, B. Chanlynn, Mr. Westergaard. Row 2 left to right; L, Mischel, L. Linder, L. Smith, M. Kittelson, M. Anderson, M. Kuhn, C. Ryan, H. Jones, Row I left to right; T. Lazewski, J. Pliska, J. Tiegs, F. Korb, B. Evenson, J. Chiodo, R. Edwards. With the exception of Mixed Chorus, all students must audition to be a member of any other chorus group. Treble Chorale consists of just girls, where Concert Choir and Mixed Chorus have both boy and girl members. All choir members participate in solo and ensemble and in the district festival. Waterford hosted the district competition this year. The choirs perform 3-4 combined concerts a year. This year’s Christmas Concert was held at the St. Francis Friary and was very successful. In March the Concert Choir traveled to U.W. Whitewater to participate with 5 other schools in a mostly Mendelssohn Concert. Treble Chorale: Row 4 left to right; Mr. Westergaard, H. Drozewski, T. Lamp, B. Moran, S. Chart, W. Madison, J. Krause. Row i left to right; T. Gauger, D. Schmid, J. Spengler, K. Johnson, T. Cerar, J. Thomfohrda. Row 2 left to right; M. Winski, N. Quandt, C. Meyer, J. VanDyke, T. Fletcher. Row 1 left to right; M. Byrd.J. Earl.J. Stuve.J. Kafura, C. Thorpe, D. Eckert. 80 CHORUS Concert Choir Row 4 left to right. Mr. Westergarrd, K. Blair, P. Kuske, B. Dworak, K. Frenz, T. Seefeld, K. Kennelly, J. Hammer. L. Morgan. Row 3 left to right. A. Kintop, D. Nelson, E. Edscrom, J. Fitch, R. Thompson, K. Kennelly, J. Meyer, S. Schober, Row 2 left to right. A. Jacobson, B. O'Leary, D. Wilms, B. Person, E. Christiansen, S. Chenier, B. Victor, M. Lago, K. Tretow. Row I left to right. K. Johnson. M. Byrd, K. Fisher, D. Cheever, M. Chart, K. Bosch. R. Kintop, A. Gullikson. The Music Corporation is a group of approximately 30 singers and dancers and a 6 member band. They go to the Dells Swing Choir Festival, a competition in LaCrosse and a competition at Sauk Prairie. They also perform for other groups and organi2ations around the area. They compete at the District and State Swing Choir competitions. Musk Corporation Row 4 left to right). Earl, D. Kelly , K. Kennelly, S. O'Brien. S. Gahagan, A. Beckman, R. Thompson. B. O'Leary. Row 3 left to right. B. Victor, C. Hassey, J. Hammer, jT Roth, K. Kennelly. L. Morgan. B. Amborn . Row 2 left to right. K. Johnson. J. Fitch, K. Bosch, D. Mittlestaedt, K. Fisher. L. Hart. S. Chenier, K. Tretow, E. Fdstrom, L. Mischel. Row I left to right: B. Dworak, S. Ernst, K. VanDenboom, T. Reich. Accompianists arc M. Byrd and K. Johnson. CHORUS 81 Theatre Connection bottom to top: N. Richert, F. Korb.J. Spongier, C. Ryan, T. Gauger, M. Luckucki, R. Kintop, J. Meyer, C. Edstrom, B. Dworak, A. Petrie, J. Sailer,J. Chiodo, L. Hart, S. Schober, K. Frenz, J. Greinke. Theatre Connection Officers left to right: N. Richert — Clerk, L. Hart — VP, R. Kintop — Sec., S. Schober — Treas., T. Dettmann — Pres. The Theatre Connection is a major part of the productions that happen at WHS from set building and publicity to the actual plays that are performed. Members are students that are interested in drama. During the year, the group may travel to see a play in Milwaukee or visit other places of interest. 82 THEATRE CONNECTION The Foresics team competed in several invi- tational meets early in the season, in prepara- tion for the elimination contests held at the end of the season. The members showed dedi- cation and many Saturday afternoons were sacrificed to participate in meets. The team worked towards the State competition in hopes of matching last year’s success. For the first time, major letters were granted to the members of the team. Forensics ream Row 3 left to right. ). Bonewald, K. Frenz. Row 4 left to right S. Bonewald, S. Schober, T. Buttles, K. Jacobson. Row 3 left to right: M. Rosenbaum, L. Storm, R. Kintop.J. Meyer. Row 2left to right). Weithaus, J. Schultz, A. Stanchfield. Row 1 left to right). Czuta, N. Rickert, L. Linnemanstons, S. Schmaling. Forensics Officers Back Row left to right S. Schmaling — VP, J. Bonewald — Pres. Front row left to right L. Storm — Treas, R. Kintop — Sec. FORENSICS 83 Yearbook Staff: Row 3 left to right; A. Beckman, B. Darcy, M. Graetz, C. Koch, L. Linnemanstons, J. Albrecht, D. Stever, K. Richmond, D Hribar. Row 2 left to right; S. O'Brien, M. Welti. W. Klotz, J. Krause. P. Rydzik.J. Krause, S. Roth. B. Amborn, L. Schultz. Row J left to right; C. Mickelson, N. Richert, S. Koelsch, B. Gunderson, Editors R. Scherrer and L. Shindel, Advisor M. Ranke. Yearbook Editors Laurie Shindel and Raquel Scherrer. For the second year in a row we have been yearbook editors. And though it has been a lot of work, it has been a lot of fun too! Especially with all the help from our advisor Miss Ranke. She was more than just an advisor, she was our friend. And without her, you would not be reading this yearbook right now. We would also like to thank our photogarphers Stephanie O’Brien and Laura Schultz, and all of our staff. Without you this yearbook would not have been possible. 84 YEARBOOK The Newspaper Staff is made up of a group of hardworking, loyal, and determined stu- dents. Their chief goal is to keep W.H.S. stu- dents informed of school happenings and up- coming and current events. Staff members are kept busy throughout the year. They are re- sponsible for interviews, writing articles, as- sembling layouts and organizing and putting the paper together. Reaching their deadlines is always a relief and W.H.S. students are always looking forward to the next release. Newspaper Editors: C. Little and C. Mehring. Newspaper Staff: Row 2 left to righr, J. Mitchell, C. Mehring, C. Little, L. Linnemanstons, Adviser Mr. Eckhardt, L. Schultz, H. Stoner, S. Schober. Row 1 left to right: T. Buttles, D. Mehring, T. Gauger, T. Vanosdoll, N. Rickert. C. Weber, A. Petrie, A. Marta. NEWSPAPER 85 Library Club Row 2 left to right: Mr. Tonn, P. Rydzik, J. Albrecht, L. Schlicting, K. Mirkowski, T. Mitchell, C. Block, W. Madison. Row I left to right: T. Rausch, S. Roth, D. Gauger, B. Gunderson, J. Kafura. The Library Club is a dub dedicated to making the library run smoothly and to helping the students find what they need. The members have many responsibil- ities helping Mr. Tonn and Mrs. Wilde as well as many of the students. The library sells all kinds of school supplies and school clothes. 86 LIBRARY CLUB Library Club Officers left to right: B. Gunderson — Sec., Treas.; S. Norton — Pres.; D. Gauger — VP. National Honor Society: Row ) left to tight: K. Krautkramcr, M. Brhely, C. Little, L. Linnemanstons. Row 2 left to right: R. Kintop.J. Krause, L. Huntoon. Row 1 left to right: Miss Schraufnagel, S. O'Brien, D. Hribar, K. Richmond, D. Koscinski. NHS Officers left to right: L. Huntoon, VP; D. Howell, Sec,; D. Koscinski, Pres.; K. Krautkramcr, Treas. To become a member of the Athena Chapter of the National Honor Society, each student must be invited to join and then be elected by a committee of faculty members. The purpose of the Chapter is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to promote effective leadership, and to urge students to render service at Waterford High School. The main goals for this year include promoting academic achieve- ments, making students more aware of what the National Honor Society, is, and also helping stu- dents obtain scholarships and prepare for college. NHS 87 French Club Row 6 left to right: M. Kuhn, L. Biel, E. Gerds, J. Chiodo, M. Jacobson, A. Stanchfield, N. Cuddleback, B. Chanlynn, S. Haldeman. H. Stoner, B. Stevenson. Row 5 left to right: G. DeGrave, R. Leich, A. Look. R. Gandt, N. Fabiszak, M. Sossaman, J. Schultz, S. Stoner, N. Malbouef, J. Weithaus. Row 4 left to right: D. Moss. C. Stahl, L. Schultz, G. Boldt, S. Chenier, J. VanDyke, C. Brhely, C. Meyer, T. Beck. Row 3 left to right:). Rutter, R. Fabiszak, C. Robran, A. Phillips, R. Doom, A. Jacobson, K. Richmond, L. Mischel, D. Pulley, K. Kienast. A. Marta. Row 2 left to right: A. Ress, D. Eckert, A. Petrie, B. Bolton. M. Kettcrhagen, A. Kintop, H. Johnson, J. Jacobson, W. Storm, R. Mischel. M. DePatie. Row 1 left to right: Miss Graf, T. Johnston, J. Earl. B. Darcy. M. Welti. J. Johnson, L. Stephenson, D. Sears, B. Wenzel, K. Addie, C. Proffitt, C. Kirchgassner. Every year the French Club par- ticipates in a number of exciting activities such as the famous French Club Dinner, the Folk Fair in Milwaukee, and attending a performance of the Nutcracker Suite at the PAC. The French Club provides scholarships for study programs in France as well as pro- viding fun. French Club Officers left to right: Amy Jacobson — VP; Jennifer Westfall — Sec.; Karyn Richmond — Pres.; Ramona Doom — Treas. 88 FRENCH CLUB W-Club Members (not pictured in order): J. Benavides. B. Berg. M. Brhely. D. Cheever. T. Chiodo.J. Christiansen. C. Coleman. T. Fladwood K Frenz, S. Gahagan, T. Gauger. D. Graczyk, S. Hegcmann. B. Henning. G.Janke. M. Kaul. M. Kedzie. T. Ketterhagen. S. Klein. K. Krautkramer. L. Linnemanstons. S. Lustig, T. Mamus. D. Markey, C. Mehnng, S. Podgorski. D. Reesman. K Reinholtz.J Rydzik. S. Schmalmg, P Stahura, B Stendahl.J. Tablyn, T. Vanosdoll.J. Victor.J. Wambach. B Amborn. A Beckman. J Benavides.J. Benavides. T Berg. T Calloway. J Chart. K. Cooley. H. Drozewski. R. Fabiszak. B. Fregien, K. Fisher. M. Gallagher. D Hribar. L. Jacobson. H. Johnson. S. Kedzie. C. Koch. C Lauria T Lewandowski. A. Marta. L. Morgan. S. O'Brien. J. Roth. S. Roth. P Rydzik. R Scherrer, K Schiller. L. Schingeck. L. Schlichtmg. M Stone’. L. Storm, T. Tanaka, S. Warras, C. Weber, B. Wenzel. J. Whitford. B. Nannemann. To become a member of the W-Club, you must have participated in a varsity sport and earned your major letter. Advised by Mr. Harmeling, the W-Club sells candy during the lunch hours and promotes athle- tic competition as well as school spirit. They also host several other important events during the school year. W-Club Officers, standing left to right: D. Reesman. Pres., C. Mehring, sec.,-treas. Seated: S. Klein, VP. W-Club 89 FBLA Row 1 kneeling left to right: S. Warras, D. Dzbinski, B. Gunderson. B. Sponder, M. Stachowiak, A. Ress, T. Mitchell. K. Laupan. A. Heistad. Row 2 left to right: P. Rydzik.J. Block, P. Hale, L. Schlichting, M. Gallagher, T. Lewandowski, K. Kossow, P. Safran, C. Waldron, C. Block, B. Wenzel, S. Oberhart.J. Gunderson, Mrs. Osenga. Row 3 left to right: D. Stever, T. Maerzke, V. Simon, T. Robei, K. Kossow, L. Linnemanstons, J. Albrecht, K. Moerke, L. Schingeck, C. Kirchgassner, A. Metz, D. Sears, H. Greeley. FBLA is for our Future Business Leaders of America. It is offered to anyone who has completed at least one business course. We have re- gional and state competitions in which students compete in differ- ent categories. Other activities include: lun- cheons, dances, workshops and Field trips. FBLA .... Business with class. FBLA Officers From to back: K. Kossow - President, J. Albrecht-Vice President, D. Stever- Treasurer, C. Block-Historian, M. Stachowiak - Reporter. Not pictured: S. Norton-Secretary. 90 FBLA Future Teachers is an organization not just for people who are interested in being teachers. It is also for people who would like to take time out of their study hall a couple times a week to help grade school kids or serve as aids for high school teachers. Future Teachers assists faculty or grade school teachers, serves refreshments at Parent Teacher Conferences, helps publicize National Education Week, and participates in the Homecoming Parade. FTA also participated in the School- wide Raffle to raise enough money to give a scholarship for a senior interested in a career in education. New members are encouraged to join this active and functional group. The FTA advisor is Mrs. Paetsch. FTA: Row ) left to right; S. Stoner, J. Meyer, J. Chiodo, L. Schultz. Row 2 left to right;J. Schultz, B. Chanlynn, M. Jacobson, J. Krause, N. Richert. Row 1 left to right; A. Beckman, L. Storm, A. Rummery, J. Saltzman, L. Jacobson, C. Ryan. FTA 91 FFA Row 5 left to right. B. O’Neal, R. Hastreiter, M. Burmeister, J. Webb. T. Eisenbart, W. Erwin, P. Manka, D. Slesarik, J. Zablocki, K. Jacobson, L. Rausch. Row 4 left to right S. Kara, J. Mitchell, K. Rickert, M. Webb, J. Spinnato, J. Storm, T. Williams, B. Gunderson, D. Webb, J. Thomfordra. Row 3 left to right T. Scheibel, C. Erwin, J. Saltzman, N. Malbouef, D. Paynter, T. Fischer, T. Miller, S. Malecki, C. Ratiecki, K. Reinhotz, C. Goetzke. Row 2 left to right T. Kling, H. Kara, M. Stever, D. Delonay, B. Bertschinger, M. Shubert,J. Tiegs, C. Luerssen, C. Weinke, Mr. Ray. Row 1 left to right T. Buttles, B. Popp, S. Schmaling, T. Okonck, R. Roberts, K. Stacey, S. Iverson, S. Saltzman. FFA is an organization of about 75 members — both students and alumni. Members work on about 40 acres of school land. 12 acres are for wheat and some for test plots and other crops. Besides monthly meetings, members held a Halloween Party at Levi Barns, participated in state and local speaking contests, attended the State FFA convention at Green Lake. WI, attended the State FFA camp at Boulder Junction, and several members and officers attended the National FFA convention in Kansas Gty. FFA members took field trips to the World Dairy Expo, Farm Progress Days, American Breeders Service, JI Case, Patrick Cudahy, the Power and Electric Show, and Hoards Dairymen. Members participate in both County and State Fair. FFA also offers scholar- ships to deserving students planning on attending college. The FFA advisor is Mr. Ray. FFA Officers, Row 2, left to right S. Saltzmann, Trcas.; B. Popp, Sec’y.; Mr. Ray, Adviser; S. Iverson, VP; T. Buttles, Sentinel. Row 1 left to right T. Okonek, Pari., K. Stacey, Pres.; R. Roberts, Reporter; S. Schmaling, Chaplain. 92 FFA Ski Club Row 4 left to right: T. Miller, S. Miles, B. Berg, M. Brhely, K. Rickert, J. Rowe, E. Christiansen, D. Graczyk, M. Metz. Row ) left to right: Mr. Bugenhagen. D. Shine, R. Brost, D. Moss, T. Gauger, A. Jacobson, K. Mirkowski, K. Schiller. Row 2 left to right: K. DeMent, A. Stanchfield, C. Block, B. Blucher, C. Lauria, K. Richmond, L. Schlichting, B. Gunderson, A. Bridgford.J. Jacobson. Row 1 left to right: B. Chanlynn, M. DePatie, J. Roth, M. Gallagher. C. Coleman, S. Warras, A. Petrie. T. Gauger, L. Magallon, Mrs. Osenga. The Ski Club was formed to help students learn how to downhill ski. The trips throughout the year consisted of evening trips to Alpine Valley and a trip to Devil’s Head was also taken for a day. Ski Club Officers: S. Norton, Pres.; C. Coleman, VP; P. Stahura, Sec.; B. Blucher, Treas. SKI CLUB 93 (V sfuJeytf $ay Hey Dudes!! Waterford High School can be small in size, but in cheer and nice people it’s the greatest. I never thought it would be like that. My best wishes are for the senior class in special, for the rest of my friends in other classes, and for all the teachers and person- nel. Thank you for all the good moments and parties . f.f. Leo I'll never forget ya! Leo and his hosting family Back Row from left to right. P. Doom, K. Doom. Seared: R. Doom, L. Magallon. Dear friends. Hi! This is Toko! You know me? I super enjoyed my stay in Waterford. I think Waterford is great!! I am so glad I stayed in Waterford. I've got a lot of me- mories—Tennis, AFS activities, stage crew, basketball , AFS weekend, the musical, et- c__I’ll never forget all the people who helped me and cheer up when I go back to Japan. THANK YOU VERY VERY MUCH! See you again! Love, Toko Tanaka AFS JAPAN Toko and her hosting family from left to right T. Tanaka, L. Hart. M. Hart, K. Hart. 94 AFS GOODBYES AFS Row 4 left to right: A. Reichstadter, T. Manning, C. Thorpe, T. Cook, K. Otto, H. Kara, K. Kossow. Row 3 left to right: T. Beck, A. Beckman, K. Blair, S. Chart, C. Mattke, C. Meyer, A. Metz, E. Walsh. Row 2 left to right:). Thomfohrda, D. Pulley, D. Kelly, C. Hassey, C. Gauerke, J. Peck, J. Meyer, A. Heistad, A. Ress, D. Eckert. Row 1 left to right:). Bazen, M. Winski, R. Doom. L. Magallon, T. Tanaka, L. Hart, K. Kennelly,). Earl, R. Gravett. AFS Club participated in many activities throughout the school year. After welcoming Toko and Leo with a picnic in August, the students sponsored the annual faculty break- fast for the staff and host families. In Novem- ber, members served at the Pancake Breakfast as an aid to the adult chapter. The group also arranged for a weekend and invited 6 other AFS students from area schools. While in Wa- terford, they had a field trip to the Godfrey Company in Waukesha and could attend the Madrigal Dinner. The group kept busy throughout the year before having to say goodbye to Toko and Leo. AFS Officers left to right:). Peck — Sec., K. Blair — Pres. AFS 95 Student Council officers: Row 2 left to right; President C. Lauria, Sargeant at Arms T. Vanosdoll. Row 1 left to right; Secretary J. Krause, Treasurer J. Hammer, V. President S. Gaha- gan. The Student Council is made up of students from the fresmen, sophomore, junior, and senior classes. These members work hard on making the school a better place for all. This year the council looked into complaints made by the students, teachers, and the office, and tried to resolve them the best way possible. They were involved in dances, assemblies, Homecoming, the Blood Drive, and funding scholarships. The W.H.S. Stu- dent Council also became more involved in Statewide Student Council events. In November they sent members to the Fall Conference and they were also involved in member exchanges with other schools. The Student Council worked very hard on making improvements for the stu- dents and all of the members should be proud of their accomplishments. Student Council: Row 4 left to right; K. Krautkramer, J. Weber, S. Gahagan, C. Lauria. Row 3 left to right;J. Earl, B. Chanlynn, C. Weber, G. Davidson, J. Hammer, S. Klein, T. Vanosdoll. Row 2 left to right; R. Leick, L. Morgan, J. Stuve, B. Amborn, D. Mittelstaedt, S. Gahagan. Row 1 left to right; J. Beck. M. Jacobson, B. Victor, J. Ragio, N. Scherbarth, J. Krause. 96 STUDENT COUNCIL ATHLETICS The Waterford Wolverines football team finished with a 1-7 record in con- ference play and 1-8 overall, the only victory coming for Homecoming against the Salem Falcons. When asked about problems and weak points, Coach Schaetzke indicated there was a lack of depth, leadership, and talent. The team’s strength was the fact that it got better as the season went on. Losing Leo Linne- manstons and Dick Reesman because of injury was unfortunate for these two seniors and for the team. Varsity Football Row I seated left to right:). Rydzik, G. Janke. Row 2 left to right: D. Janke, S. Podgorski, A. DeLeon, J. Hammer, D. Mittelstaedt. J. Victor, C. Wolfgram. Row 3 left to right: Coach Block, M. Quilling, S. Klein, J. Benavides, Coach Schaetzke. J. Hoppe, C. Laux, Manager T. Fladwood, Coach Nannemann. Row 4 left to right: D. Reesman, C. Mehring, P. Stahura, G. Hoffman. D. Graczyk, J. Tamblyn, K. Greil. Row 3 left to right: P. Ulrich, J. Rowe, T. Ketterhagen, L. Linnemanstons, M. Grambow, J. Christiansen. JV Football Row 1 seated left to right: M. Moczynski, B. Moerke, Manager T. Buttles, J. Fitch, B. Edwards, M. Byrd. Row 2 left to right: V. Arsiniega, C. Lee, E. Harmeling, C. Vanosdoll, P. Gonzales, T. Herrell, S. Kara. Row 3 left to right: Coach Milatz, N. Guardiola, J. Jacobson, B. Klemko, S. Miles, C. Blodgett, S. Chenier, Coach Kaul. Row 4 left to right: S. Saltzmann, L. Smith, G. Phillips, B. Pieper, S. Mirkowski, K. Olson, K. Jacobson. Row 5 left to right: B. Weber, M. Chart, K. Blair, S. Adrian, R. Kass, T. Mainus. Frosh Football Row 1 left to right: Manager J. Whitford, T. Gauger, P. Fritz, K. Clark, M. Kielas, B. Willms, P. Dixon, A. Look, B. O’Neil. Row 2 left to right: C. Pope, S. Gahagan, N. Kickland, M. Heck, B. Weber, N. VanDyke, S. Malecki, C. Stahl, B. Bettinger. Row 3 left to right: Coach Tonn, M. Stanosz, J. Rice, R. Leick, A. Jacobson, B. Janke, R. Mittelstaedt, K. Reinholtz, D. Danowski, B. Zortman, Coach Ray. 98 FOOTBALL Varsity Volleyball: Row 4 left to right; R. Scherrer, D. Hribar. Row 3 left to right; R. Scherrer, E. Walsh, Statisticians B. Fregien and L. Shindel, Manager L. Schingeck, Coach B. Diechl, M. Stone, G. Davidson, B. Nannemann. Row 2 left to right; S. O’Brien, J. Chart. Row 1 seated left to right; C. Koch, B. Amborn, J. Whitford. This year the Girl’s Volleyball Team did an exceptional job. They won the Southern Lakes Confer- ence Title along with 1st place Re- gional and Sectional Titles. The undefeated team then ventured to Oshkosh, where they took place in the 1986 State Competition. They then tied for fifth place with an overall successful season. Along with all the team efforts, a number of individuals also received a great number of honors; Joan Chart and Jori Whitford were named to the All-Conference Team and Jori was also named to the 2nd All-State Team. The team was ranked in the top 10 in the state and was one of the best volleyball teams in the history of W.H.S. J.V. Volleyball: Row 3 left to right; D. Hribar, J. Kramer,J. Krebsbach. Row 2 left to right; Coach K. Reesman, B. Gunderson, S. Beckman, C. Dement, S. Roth, W. Storm, Coach J. Whitford. Row 1 left to right; Manager K. Laupan, S. Reesman, M. Lago, C. Mickelson, J. Stuvc, Statistician T. Huening. Seated left to right; Statistician J. Krause, J. Benavides, Statisitican S. Koelsch. Freshmen Volleyball: Row 3 left to right; S. Seater, D. Datka, K. Buse. Row 2 left to right; Asst. Coach B. Fregien, N. Scherbarth, L. Stephenson, S. Netz, C. Hammer, Coach S. Osenga. Row 1 left to right; M. Asselin, J. Trcffmger, A. Stanchfield, N. Felber, M. Kuhn, J. Ragio, S. Burmeister. Seated; S. Haldemann. VOLLEYBALL 101 Boys Varsity Row 4 left to right: C. Lohmeyer, W. Erwin. Row ) left to right: C Rateikc.J. Bieniewski, manager D. Eckert. Row 2 left to right: B. Berg, T. Gauger, Coach Bugenhagen. Row 1 left to right: C. Erwin. The cross country teams are two of the smallest teams at WHS. In spite of small num- bers, the guys are getting stron- ger with the number of under- classmen that are out. Corey Lohmeyer, Jesse Bieniewski, and Ty Gauger led the team. Karen Cooley and Melissa Schnabl are also building for the future and led the girls with consistent, strong competition. Girl’s Varsity Row ) left to right: S. Edstrom. N. Tridle. manager D. Eckert, Coach Bugenhagen. Row 2 left to right: R Graven, N. Cuddleback. K. Johnson. Row 1 left to right: M. Schnabl. K. Cooley, L. Johnson. 102 CROSS COUNTRY Varsity Golf front row left to right: M. Koezly, C. Proffitt, T. Storm. Back row left to right: C. Kirchgassncr, K. Addic, A. Kintop, D. Roicc, Coach McDermott. This year’s golf team was very small and young, consisting of only sopho- mores and freshmen. Lack of experience caused a less than average conference record, but they did very well in tourna- ment play. Since the team was so young, watch out for them in years to come! The girls tennis team had an over- all good season. First year Coach Brannen taught the girls a lot. The team had a lot of fun and many friends were made. Varsity Tennis front row left to right: N. Malboeuf, D. Scars, C. Robran, N. Fabiszak, T. Tanaka. Back row left to right: R. Rabiszck, S. Warras, M. Gallagher, L. Storm. Coach Brannen, A. Marta, B. Wenzel, C. Juchniewicz, J. Jacobson. TENNIS GOLF 103 «11 o a, Gymnastics Row 3 left to right. J. Benavides, B. Viaor, H. Drozewski, L. Jacobson, J. Benavides, J. Means Row 2 left to right Coach Yankunas, B. Bolton, Coach Beck. Row 1 sitting left to right). Peck, J. Treffinger, K. Addie, D. Roice, K. Townsend, C. Ryan. Front row. J. VanDyke. This years gymnastics team lacked depth. The team was very young, with Beth Amborn being the only senior. However, the goal remained the same: for each indi- vidual to reach the full capabilities by the end of the season, and then as a team do the best they possibly could. 104 GYMNASTICS This year's'wrestling team has two new coaches: Coach Kyle and Coach Nanneman. Although the team lacks ex- perience, the determination shown by them was tremendous. Steve Podgorski led the team with an undefeated record of 11-0 through the first half of the season. This year's team has gained ex- perience and confidence that gives an optimistic outlook for next year's sea- son. Wrestling Row 2 left to right: Coach Kyle, L. Magallon, N. Kickland, C. Medrow, P. Stahura, D. Graczyk, K. Olsen, Coach Nanneman. Row 1 left to right. R. Schmidt, S. Podgorski, L. Smith, V. Arsiniega, C. Rateike, D. Perone, T. Chiodo. WRESTLING 105 The girl’s basketball team got off to another fast start for the 86-87 season. With six returning letterwin- ners, the wins generally came easy. Joan Chart led the conference with a 23 pt. scoring average. Beth Nanne- man and Jori Whitford led the team in steals and assists. Games were al- ways exciting; they took first place in the Muskego Holiday Tournament and looked forward to participating in Class A. Girls Varsity Basketball Row 2 left to right. Coach Deichl, Manager S. Roth, S. O’Brien, J. Whitford, C. Koch, M. Stone, J. Chart, B. Nanneman, J. Kramer , Coach Whitford. Row 1 left to right Manager A. Beckman, B. Fregien, E. Walsh, J. Axelson, C. Hammer, A. Marta, Managers T. Tanaka and L. Linnemanstons. JV Basketball Row 2 left to right Manager S. Roth, S. Beckman, D. Hribar, D. Nelson, M. Ketterhagen, J. Kresbach, C. Kirchgassner, J. Earl. Row 1 left to right A. Bishop, J. Kafura, M. SchnabI, W. Madison, B. Gunderson, S. Reesman, C. Mickelson, Manager J. Krause. Frosh Basketball Row 2 left to right Coach Jacob, D. Datka, D. Regner, K. Seefeld, C. Juchniewicz, L. Berger, Coach Sadowski. Row 1 left to right Manager N. Malboeuf, N. Scherbarth, J. Saltzman, N. Felber, C. DeMent, Manager J. Schultz. Sitting-. M. Asselin. 106 GIRLS BASKETBALL The 1986-87 boy's varsity basketball team is looking forward to a promising season. Though the team will miss the ser- vices of Dick Reesman for part of the sea- son, the team has enough talent to chal- lenge for another conference title. The ball - handling duties are taken care of by Scott Hegemann, and Shawn Gahagan is the out- side scoring threat. Under the boards, the team features the twin towers of Tom Ketterhagen and Leo Linnemanstons. Rounding out the starting five is Paul Dirks whose potential seems limitless. Varsity Basketball Row 2 left to right: Coach Harmcling, P. Dirks, S. Gahagan, T. Seefeldt, L. Linnemanstons, T. Ketterhagan, J. Christianson, M. Shubert, manager. Coach Christianson. Row 1 left to right: T. Fladwood, manager, D. Mittelstaedt, C. Wolfgram, M. Chart, K. Albee, S. Hegemann, J. Mickelson, D. Cheever, manager. Despite losing three sophomores to the varsity, the JV team had a 7-2 record through nine games. Shane Gahagan led the team in scoring and Tim Schmidt led the team in steals. JV Basketball Row 2 left to right: S. Miles, E. Harmeling, S. Gahagan, T. Mainus, R. Weber, G. Philips, K. Hochevar M. Datka, Coach Kelm. Row 1 left to right: C. Vansodoll, T. Schmidt, K. Bell, C. Blodgett, B. Klemko, C. Lee, E. Christiansen, manager, K. Blair, manager. Even though the freshmen team got off to a rough start, they gradually improved as the sea- son went on. Nate VanDyke and Mike Heck usually led the team in scoring. Frosh Basketball Row 2 left to right: B. Zortman, M. Stanosz, B. Weber, M. Bakke, R. Mittelstaedt, T. Slovak, N. VanDyke. Row 1 left to right: M. Heck, A. Look, M. Kittelson, R. Leick, K. Clark, P. Dixon. 108 BOYS BASKETBALL The Pom Pons are a group of hard working, dedicated girls. They attend sum- mer camps and learn many new routines. During the school year, the poms perform during the half times of the football and basketball games, and at other sporting events. Pom Pons Row ) left to right: D. Pulley, A. Lauria, M. Sossaman, S. Gorsche, J. Leick. Row 2 left to right: T. Spesak, R. Mischel, T. Hoover, J. Beck, L. Ignatowski Row I left to right:). Makl, T. Beck, A. Morrow. Varsity Football Cheerleaders Standing left to right: D. Titze, M. DePatie, C. Weber, K. Fisher. Sitting left to right: D. Tweed, K. Bosch, K. Kienast, C. Hassey. Cheerleading isn’t exactly considered a sport, but a lot of effort and hard work is needed to be a successful squad. Despite a little frustration at times, they still enjoy what they do. Especially when they are able to get the crowd fired up when things are going slow, because that is the whole purpose of cheerleading. Over the years cheerleading has become quite competitive, but don't forget that they’re purpose is to lead the school with pep and spirit. 110 POMS CHEERS JV Row 4 left to right: B. Victor, Row 3 left to right: K. Kennelly, J. Earl. Row 2 left to right: H. Drozcwski, T. Johnston, M. Ketterhagen. Row I:J. Gunderson. Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders: On top; B. O’Leary. Sanding left to right; C. Hassey, M. DePatie, K. Kienast. Sitting left to right; D. Titze, K. Fisher. Sophomore Basketball Cheerleaders: Back row left to right; T. John- ston, J. Jacobson, M. Lago, L. Morgan, A. Ress. Front row left to right; K. Kennelly, J. Gunderson, J. Stuve. Wrestling Cheerleaders: Back row left to right; M. Stachowiak, R. Graven. Front row left to right; K. Bosch, N. Ovaska, K. Gauerke. Freshmen Basketball Cheerleaders: On top: A. Rummery. Back row left to right; S. Burmeister, J. Hassey, H. Jones, N. Cuddeback. Front row left to right;). Ragio, L. Reed, B. Chanlynn. CHEERLEADERS 111 FOOTBALL VOLLEYBALL CROSS COUNTRY St. Catherine s 0-41 West Allis Invite 6-3 Girls Boys Wilmot 14-30 Salem Central 2-1 Wilmot Burlington 3rd 3rd Milton 8-38 Badger 2-1 East Troy Invite 6th 5th Badger 8-22 Burlington 2-1 Union Grove 1st 2nd Burlington 6-35 Union Grove 3-0 Angel Invite-Racine 7th 8th Jefferson 6-20 Wilmot 2-1 Salem Delavan Whitewater 3rd 3rd Whitewater 6-35 Racine Park Invite 12-2 Panther Invite-Racine 8th 10th Salem 22-19 Salem Central 2-1 Divisionals 4th 6th Union Grove 6-19 Badger 2-1 Shorewood Invite 8th 6th Arrowhead Invite 8-2 Conference 9th 10th Burlington 3-0 Sectionals 14th 14th Union Grove 2-1 Wilmot 2-1 Conference Play-offs 2-0 Regionals 4-1 Sectionals 6-1 BOYS BASKETBALL GIRLS TENNIS State 2-5 Racine Lutheran 57-51 Badger 0-7 Whitnall 62-74 Burlington 1-6 Burlington 46-45 Big Foot 0-7 Union Grove 58-34 Wilmot 4-3 Jefferson 51-56 Union Grove l- Elkhorn 30-41 Badger 0- GIRLS GOLF Badger 49-59 Burlington 1-6 Delavan 262-212 Beloit Tournament 1st Big Foot 0-7 Burlington 256-229 Wilmot 51-53 Wilmot 1-6 Salem 275-251 Delavan 60-82 Union Grove 1-6 Elkhorn 275-228 Whitewater 263-233 Union Grove 264-217 GIRLS BASKETBALL Milwaukee Tech 53-31 Salem 57-53 GYMNASTIC WRESTLING Burlington 54-36 Franklin 84.00-62.70 Union Grove 9-57 Union Grove 74-39 Salem 93.01-94.79 Delavan 11-51 Jefferson 44-45 Milton 89 36-77.63 Salem 9-57 Elkhorn 57-35 Salem Invite 2nd Lakeshore Invite 7th Badger 60-45 Badger 88.33-63.42 Milton 9-52 Muskego Tournamen 1st Monona Grove Invite 5th Wilmot 12-54 Oconomowoc 58-47 W-Club Invite 7th Whitewater 66-44 Badger 6-57 Wilmot 63-42 Big Foot 14-50 Delavan 68-53 •Signifies scores for first half of season only. ADMINISTRATION AND STAFF Administration And Secretaries Jeannine Sorge Secretary Jackie Favell Administrative Assistant LaVerne Lewis Secretary School Board Administrators assure W.H.S. students of a quality education — not just academic skills, but life skills as well — skills such as self- respect, respect for others and reaching for that personal degree of excellence. Their decisions make W.H.S. tick. 114 FACULTY Board of Education, Standing left to right: Patrick Flanagan, Pres.; Curtis Peterson. Director; Gary Beck, Treasurer. Seated left to right: Jean Mealy, Vice Pres.; Dave Richmond, Superintendent; Harold Ranke, Clerk. Guidance And Library Dennis Koprowski Guidance Counselor Duane Tonn Librarian Wilbur Davison Guidance Counselor Sue Alaxson Assistant Librarian Barbara Finney Guidance Office Secretary The Guidance Office is a place that helps students get on their feet. It helps you to get the right classes and background to pursue a career. A guidance counselor is a person who helps students help themselves. Cooks Cooks (left to right): Ms. Washburn, Mrs. Essman, Mrs. Bucholtz, Mrs. Caliva. The Cooks are those who make our meals and keep us fed with healthy, well-balanced food. They all show great concern and must care for our well-being. FACULTY 115 Social Studies Joseph Hying Jim Edwards Patrick Morgan Social Studies teaches us how groups of people (soci- eties) learned to live together. We should learn to be a good citizen; and we should learn from the mistakes of societies past. Music Music is something that stretches the imagination. It can change something ordinary into something incredible. Music demonstrates incredible beauty and hateful ugliness. Music celebrates life. Many students at W.H.S. celebrate with music together as a family, in choir, band, and performance groups. 116 FACULTY Kim Westergaard Steve Jacob English Ralph Eckhardt Mary Ann Bousquet English teaches us to communicate. The rules of grammar may seem a bit dry, but without them, our language would consist of garbled information. Through English classes, students learn to write how we feel and what we think. We can read the literature of other people and gain from their insights. Carolyn Cooley Terry Bahr Terry Schaetzke Agriculture And Art Jeff Ray Agriculture Sonja Kipper Art Agriculture is the study of plants and animals and how they live and grow. Students learn how to manage a farm and provide a much needed food source for the survival of our nation. Art enhances the natural ability that so very few of us have. Art helps us to see the world from a fresh point of view, and it gives us a chance to be expressive and original. FACULTY 117 Foreign Language Lynn Graf The Foreign Language Department teaches French, Spanish and Latin. Foreign languages increase our scope, bring the world together and make world communication more possible. Foreign languages encourages students to learn more about the world around them so that they might grow to better understand it. Joan Schuster Kathy Mitchell Business Education I Sally Osenga 118 FACULTY Marcia Ranke Business Education is the study of handling the money, correspon- dence, and knowing what it takes to make an office work today. Business Education teaches us how to type memos, to keep re- cords up to date and increase effi- ciency with shorthand and office procedures. Dave Milatz Home Economics Home Economics is the study of those skills necessary for running a home. It teaches you the basics from raising a child to making a shirt. Doris Noltner Marilyn Nitka Mathematics Cheryl Lettenberger Dick Kelm FACULTY 119 Industrial Arts Industrial Arts teaches us to be craftsmen. We learn all .kinds of things from building small cabinets to drawing the floor plan of a house. Nils McDermott Lloyd Frye Health And Physical Education Barb Deichl Physical Education is a class that aims to keep our bodies as fit as our minds. We have fun learning to exer- cise our muscles, working on a team basis, and practicing good sports- manship. Ross Gettrust 120 FACULTY Pam Beck Science Science is a process of questions: Why does it work?”; How does it work?”; How much is needed? ; What's in it? Science plays on our curiosity; encouraging us to ask ques- tions, formulate theories, and test them. It encourages us to look deeper than face value and find out what is really going on. Marian Schraufnagel j i. Larry Nannemann Paul Bixler Dan Bugenhagen Special Education And Reading Karen Ebert Louann Brandstetter The Special Services Department is a place where stu- dents can go to get help on a one-to-one basis. The department is tailored to fit the needs of each student seeking help. Reading is just one of these special services that enables students to better understand the written language. Lawrence Walgren Sue Rusch FACULTY 121 Senior DAVE ABRAMOWSKT JITJ ATjBRBCTTT—Library Club, 4; Yearbook Staff, 3-4; Futuro Teachers, 1; FRIA, 3-4, Vico-Pr s. 4 PETER AIjBY BETH AMBORN—Yearbook Staff, 3-4; Fronch Club, 1-2; W-Club, 1-4; Student Council, 1-4; Class Secre- tary, 3; Homecoming Court, 1; Music Corporation, 3-4; Volleyball, 1-4; Track, 1-4; Gymnastics, 1- 4, MVP, 1-3; Prom (X een� 3. STEVEN BAU —Golf, 1-2. RRENDA BAUMETSTER—Volleyball, 1; Basketball, ; Softball, 1. AMY BECKMAN—Yearbook Staff, 3-4; AFS, 4; W-Club, 2- 4; Future Teachers, 2-4, Sec.-Treas., 3; Music Corp., 2-4; Volleyball Onager, 1; Basketball, 1, Manager 2-4; Tennis 2-3; Flaq Squad, 3-4. BRYAN BERG—W-Club, 4; Homecominq Court, 4; Cross Country, 4; Track, 2-4; Golf, 1. CLINTON BERGER KELLY BLAIR—AFS, 2-4, Pres. 3-4; Golf, 1; Tennis, 2-3. CAI.LY BLOCK—Library Club, 3-4; French Club, 1 ; W-Club, 2; FBLA, 3-4; FHA, 1-2; Track, 1-2; Ski Club, 4. BRANDON BLUCHER—W-Club, 4; Baseball, 1-4; Wrest- ling, 3. JIM BONEWAID—Forensics, 2-4, Pres. 4; Stage and Pep Band, 1-4; Pit Band, 2; Music Corp, 3-4. MIKE BRHELY—NHS, 3-4; French Club, 1-2; W-Club, 4; Track, 3-4; Wrestling, 2-3. AMY BRIDGFORD—Vol loyhal 1, 1-2; Track, 1; Ski Club, 4. JERRY BRZEZINSKI—FFA, 3-4; Wrestling, 1-2, 4. SHARI BRZEZINSKI—Library Club, 1-3; Yearbook Staff, 1; FHA, 1-2; Cheerleading, 2; Track, 1. MICHELLE BYRD—Yearbook Staff, 1; AFS, 1; French Club 1-2; Music Corp., 2-4. TERRI CALTCWAY—W-Club, 1; Cross Country, 1-2; Track, 1. NICK CAPUTA—FFA, 1-3; Football, 1-2; Baseball, 1-4. MARIA CHAPA—Transferred from Oak Creek HS, 3. JOAN CHART—Library Club, 1-3; W-Club, 1-4; Volley- ball, 1-4; Basketball, 1-4; Softball, 1-4. MICHELLE CHART—AFS, 1; Basketball, 1; Softball, 1. JERRY CHRISTIANSEN—French Club, 1; W-Club, 3-4; Student Council, 2; Stage Band, 1-4; Pep and Pit Band, 1-2; Football, 1-4; Basketball, 1-4; Rase- bali , 1-4. CHRIS COLEMAN—W-Club, 3-4; Track, 3-4; Wrestling, 1. DEANA DAMICO DIONN DASSOW— Football, 1; Baseball, 1-2. KEVIN DELONAY TRACY DETIMANN—Theater Conn., 2-4, Sec., 3, Pres. 4; Forensics, 1-4; Tennis, 2; Golf, 1; Pep Band, 1-2. TCM DIXON—W-Club, 4; Baseball, 1-4. RAMONA DOORN—Newspaper, 1; Forensics, 2; AFS, 3-4; French Club, 1-4; Tennis, 1. CATHARINE EDSTROM—TTieater Conn., 4; Future Teach- ers, 1-4. TIM EISENBART—FFA, 1-2, 4. HEATHER EMERSON—French Club, 4; Transferred from Mukwonago HS, 4. SUE ERNST—Swing Choir, 3 -4. TODD FLADWOOD—W-Club, 3-4; Football, 2-4; Basket- ball ftenager, 2-4. BETHANY FREGIEN—Newspaper, 1-3; W-Club, 3-4; Pep Band, 2-4; Volleyball, 2; Basketball, 1-4; Soft- ball, 1-4. KENNETH frenz—Theatre Conn., 3; Forensics, 4; W- Club, 3; Stage Pep Band, 3; Pit Band, 2; Cross Country, 2; Track, 2; Madrigals, 1. 122 INDEX Index SHAWN GAHAGAN—W-Club, 3-4; Student Council, 1-4, VP, 4; Music Corporation, 2-4; Foot-ball, 1; Bas- ketball, 1-4; Madrigals, 1-4; Prom Co-Chairman, 3. MARGARFT GATJAGHER—Yearbook, 1-3; W-Club, 2-4; FBTA 2-4; Tennis, 2-4; Ski Club, 3-4. DIAHNN GAUGER—Library Club, 2-4; Theatre Conn., 3; Yearbook, 3; French Club, 1; FBIA, 4; Basketball, 1; Track, 1; Golf, 3; Transferred from Burling- ton HS, 2. TRACEY GAUGER—Theatre Conn., 4; Play Cast, 4; Transferred from Greendale HS, 4. TYRONE GAUGER—Newspaper, 2, 4; W-Club, 1-4; Cross Country, 4; Track, 1-3; Cross Country MVP, 4. MICHELLE GORSCHE—Library Club, 3; Pep Band, 1-4; Pit Band, 3-4; Stage Band, 4; Pom Pons, 2-4; Track, 1. , DAN GRACZYK—W-Club, 1-4; Football, 1-4; Basketball, 1; Track, 1-4; Wrestling, 4. MIKE GRAMBOW—W-Club, 3-4; Football, 1-4; Golf, 1; Football, 1-4; Basketball, 1-2. ANGIE GROVER ANITA GULLIKSON—Transferred from S. Milw. HS, 4. BRIAN GUNDERSON—FFA and Farm Onager, 1-4. VICKI HALBACH—Pep Band, 1-4; Cheerleading, 2-3. LISA HART—Theatre Conn., 2-4, VP, 4; Forensics, 1- 4, Treas., 2, VP, 3; AFS, 3-4; French Club, 2; Music COrp., 3-4; Softball, 1; Badger Girl, 3. SCOTT HEGEMANN—W-Club, 3-4; Basketball, 1-4; Base- ball, 1-2. BRAD HENNING—W-Club, 3-4; Golf, 1-4. AL HERRELL—Newspaper, 2-3; Yearbook, 2; Baseball, 1. SUE HOFFMANN—Volleyball, 1; Softball, 1. DALE HCWELL—NHS, 3-4, VP, 4; Future Teachers, 2-4; Pep Band, 1-4; Pit Band, 3-4; Volleyball, 1-3; Gymnastics, 1; Softball Manaqer, 2. DENICE HR!BAR—NHS, 2-4; W-Club, 3-4; Homecoming Court, 4; Vol1eybal1, 1-4; Basketbal1, 1-3; Soft- bal1, 2. RICK HUENING—Football, 1-3; Basketball, 1; Track, 1-2. LEE HUMTOON—NHS, 3-4, VP, 4. SHANE IVERSON—FFA, 1-4; Football, 2. AMY JACOBSON—Yearbook Staff, 1; AFS, 1; French Club, 4; Cheerleading, 2. JEFFREY JACOBSON—W-Club, 4; Student Council, 3; Class VP, 4; Baseball, 1-4. WESLEY JANDA—Wrestling, 1. GREG JANKE—Football, 1-4. OLAF JEMTZSCH—Footba 11,1. BRAD JOHNSON—Football, 1-2; Track, 1-2; Wrest., 1-2. ROSANNE JOHNSON—Cheer leading, 2; Track, 1. TODD JOHNSON—French Club, 3; Football, 1; Wrestling, 1-2; Ski Club, 3-4. MATTHEW KAUL—W-Club, 3-4; Class VP, 2; Football, 1-3;Basketbal1, 1; Baseball, 1-4, MVP, 3. MICHAEL KEDZIE—French Club, 2; W-Club, 3-4; Track, 3; Cross Country, 1-3. D'ANN KELLY—Theatre Conn., 1-3; AFS, 1-4; French Club, 3-4? Student Council, 1; Music COrp. 4; Cheerleading, 2; Golf, 3. GARY KEMPKEN—FFA, 1. TOM KETTERHAGEN—W-Club, 2-4; Class Treas., 2; Football, 1-4; Basketball, 1-4; Track, 1-4; First Banking Center Art Awards, 2-3. RENEE KIMTOP—NHS, 4; Theatre Conn., 1-4, Sec., 4; Forensics, 1-4, Sec., 4; Badger Girl, 3. DARREN KISTING CHRISTIANE KOCH—Yearbook, 4; W-Club, 3-4; Volley- ball, 1-4; Basketball, 1-4; Track, 3; Softball, 1-2. JOHN KOENIG DAVE KOEZLY DAVE KOSCINSKI—NHS, 3-4, Pres., 4; Newspaper Staff, 4; French Club, 1; Golf, 1-2; Badger Boy, 3. TOM KOSINSKI —Football, 1-2. KRIS KRANSEI. Senior JILL KRAUSE—NHS, 3-4; Yearbook, 4; Student Coun- cil, 3-4, Sec., 4; Class VP, 3; Class Sec., 4; Cheerleading, 2-3; Volleyball, 1; Track Manager, 1-2; Wrestling Stats., 4; Tennis, 3; Prom Court, 3 KAL KRALTTKRAMER—NHS, 2-4; Treas., 4; W-Club, 1-4; Student Council, 4; Pep Band, 1; Tennis, 1-4. JOEL KUBCKER—W-Club, 2; Golf, 1-2. PHILLIP KUSKE—Transferred from Pope John XXIII HS, 3. DARIN K17TZ—French Club, 1-2. DOUG KUTZ—French Club, 1-2. DOUG LAGRCW—French Club, 1, 3; Pep Band, 1-4; Cross Country, 2. DAVID I AMEER, JR.—W-Club, 3-4; Football, 1; Basket- ball, 1-2; Track, 3-4; Baseball, 1. CHRIS ANN LAURIA—AFS, 3-4; W-Club, 3-4; Student Council, 1-4, Pres., 4; Class Treas., 2; Home- coming Court, 3; Pep Band, 3-4; Pit Band, 3; Cheerleading, 2-3; Pom Pons, 1; Volleyball, 2; Track, 1-2; Flag Squad, 2-4, Capt., 4. CHRIS LAUX—W-Club, 4; Football, 4. LEO LTNNFMANSTONS—NHS, 2-4; Newspaper, 4; Forensics, 1, 2, 4; W-Club, 3-4; FBLA, 3-4; Class Pres., 4; Homecoming Court, 2; Football, 1-4; Basketball, 1-4; Baseball, 1-4; Badger Boy, 3. CHRIS LITTLE—NHS, 4; Newspaper, 3-4, Ed., 4; French , Club, 1-2; W-Club, 2-4; Golf, 1; Tennis, 2-4. CHUCK LOIS TINA MAERZKE—FBLA, 3-4. LEONARDO MAGALLON—AFS student from Panama, 4; AFS, 4; W-Club 4; Pep Band, 4; Wrestling, 4; Ski, 4. TED MANSELL—Pep Band, 1-4; Football, 1; Basketball, 2. DAN MARKEY—French Club, 1; W-Club, 3-4; Football, 1- 3; Wrestling, 1. TED MAYER—Football, 1-2; Baseball, 1. TOM MAYO CHRIS MEWRING—Newspaper, 3-4; W-Club, 3-4, Sec., 4; Football, 1-4; Baseball, 1-4. JOLEEN MEYER—Theatre Conn., 3-4; Newspaper, 3; AFS, 3-4; Forensics, 2-4, Sec., 3; Future Teachers, 1- 4; Stage Pep Band, 1-4; Pit Band, 3; Tennis, 1. KIM MIRKOWSKI—Library, 4; Theatre Conn., 1-3; Soft- ball, 3; Ski Club, 3-4; Cheerleading, 2; Plays, 2-3. LAURA MISCHEL—Theatre Conn., 2; Forensics, 1-3; Pom Pons, 1-3; French Club, 2, 4; Music Corp., 3-4; Pit Band, 2; Stage Band, 3-4; Pep Band, 1-4. TINA MITCHELL—Library Club, 2-3; Theatre Conn., 3; FFA, 1; FBLA, 4. SHERRY NORTON—Library Club, 1-4, Pres., 4; FBLA, 3- 4, Sec., 4? FHA, 1-2; Cheerleading, 2; Track, 1; Ski Club, 3-4, Pres., 4. • STEPHANIE O'BRIEN—NHS, 3-4; Yearbook, 1, 4; W-Club, 2- 4; Stage Pep Band, 1-2; Music Corp., 4; Volley- ball, 2-4; Basketball, 1-4; Softball, 1-4. DEAN PLISKA ERIC POWELL—Baseball, 1-2. JERRY PRAGER CHRIS PUETZ—Pep Band, 1-2; Basketball, 2. TINA RAUSCH—Library Club, 2-4. DICK REESMAN—W-Club, 1-4, VP, 3, Pres., 4; Homecom- ing Court, 1; Prom Court, 3; Football, 1-4; Basket- ball, l- : Baseball, 1-4. KELLY RETNHOL'pZ—FFA, 1-3; Basketball, 1, 3. KARYN RICHMOND—Transferred from Beloit Tumqj:, 2; NHS, 3-4; Library Club, 3; Yearbook, 3-4; Forensics, 2; French Club, 2-4, Pres., 4; Softball, 2; Ski Club, 2, 4- TRACI ROBEL—Yearbook, 3; French Club, 1-3; FBTA, 3-4. JOY ANN ROTH—W-Club, 1-4; FBLA, 3; Pep Band, 1-4; Pit Band, 3;Music Corp., 4; Cheerleading, 1-2; Volleyball, 1-3; Track, 1-4; Tennis, 4; Gymn., 3. PAUTA RYDZIK—Library Club, 4; Yearbook, 3-4; W- Club, 3-4; FBTA, 2-4; VP, 3; Student Coun., 2; Wrestling Statistician, 1-4. Index RAQUEL SCHERRER—Yearbook Editor, 3-4; W-Club, 3-4; FBTA, 2; Student Council, 1; Class Pres., 2; Cheerleading 1-4; Volleyball, 1-4. KRISTA SCHILT,ER—W-Club, 3-4; Basketball, 1; FHA, 1; Ski Club, 3-4; Softball, 1-4; Basketball, 1. DAVID SCHILLING—Track, 3-4; Wrestling, 1, 3; Golf, 2-3. LORLI SCHINGECK—Theatre Conn., 2; W-Club, 3-4; FBTA, 3-4; Volleyball Manager, 4; Softball, 1-4. LUANN SCHLICHTING—Library Club, 2-4; W-Club, 3-4; FBTA 4; Basketball, 1; Softball, 2-4; Ski Club, 3-4. SCOTT SCHMALING— Library Club, 3; Newspaper, 1; For- ensics, 3-4, VP, 4; FFA, 1-4, Sentinel, 1-2, Rep., 3, Chaplain, 4; Student Council, 1; Golf, 1-4. DEANNA SCTOID MICKEY SELF—Pep Band, 1-4; Football, 1; Basketball, 2; Baseball, 1-2; Ski Club Pres., 3. TAURTE SHINDEL—Yearbook Editor, 3-4; W-Club, 3-4; Cheerleading 2-3; Gymnastics, 1; Volleyball, 1-2, Manager 3-4. VAL SIMON—FBTA, 3-4. PHYLLIS SPESAK—Theatre Conn., 4; Future Teachers, 1-4. SCOTT SPTiETTEW MJKE SPONHOLTZ—FFA, 1-4; Golf, 1. KIM STACEY—FFA, 1-4, Sec., 2, Treas., 3, Pres., 4. DEANNA STEVER—Yearbook, 4; FBTA, 3-4, Treas., 4; Track Manager, 2-3. JEFF STORM—FFA, 1-4. LESLIE STORM—Theatre Conn., 3; Forensics, 1-4, Treas., 4; AFS, 2; W-Club, 2-4; Future Teachers, 4; Ten- nis, 1-4, Co-cap., 4. JEFF TAMBLYN—W-Club, 3-4; Homecoming Court, 4; Football, 1-4; Basketball, 1-2; Baseball, 1-4. TOKO TANAKA—AFS student frcm Japan, 4; AFS, 4; Music Cbrp., 4; Basketball, 4; Tennis, 4. BRIAN TENHAGEN—FFA, 1-2; Ski Club,’ 2. JEFF THOMFOHRDA—FFA, 3-4; Transferred frcm Home- stead HS, Florida, 3. KAREN tretOW—French Club, 3? W-Club, 3-4; Student Council, 1; Music COrp., 2-4; Cheerleading, 2-3; Madrigals, 2, 4; The Show, 2-3. DON TREZIAK MICHELLE ULRICH KIM VANDENBOCM—Future Teachers; Class Pres., 3; Homecoming Court, 2; Music Corp., 3-4; Volley- ball, 1-2; Basketball, 1; Prom Court, 3. TODD VANOSDOLL—Newspaper, 4; French Club, 2; W- Club, 3-4; Student Council Sgt. at Arms, 4; Class Treas., 3-4; Basketball, 1, Manaqer 3-4; Golf, 1-3; Tennis, 4; Prom King, 3. JEFF VICTOR—FFA, 1; W-Club, 3-4; Homecoming Court, 3; Football, 1-4; Baseball, 1-2; Ski Club, 3-4. JONNA WALKOWSKI JOHN WAMBACH—W-Club, 3-4; Football, 1-3; Track, 1 ; Wrestling, 1. STEPHANIE WARRAS—W-Club, 2-4; FBTA, 3-4; Cheer- leading, 1-2; Tennis, 4; Softball, 1-4; Ski Club, 3-4. JEFF WEBB—FFA, 3-4; Football, 1; Basketball, 2; Golf, 1. RENEE WEBER—Stage and Pep Band, 1-4. JENNIFER WESTPALL—French Club, 1-4, Sec., 4; JORI WHITPORD—W-Club, 1-4; Homecoming Court, 4; Volleyball, 1-4; Basketball, 1-4; Track, 1-4; MVP Track, 3 and Volleyball 3-4. TODD WII� LIAMS—FFA, 2-4; Transferred from Milwaukee Tech HS, 2. STEVE WOZNICKI LOIS ZEIS—French Club, 3. INDEX 123 FRESHMEN--Class of 1990 Alby, Carol—56 Anderson, Michael—56, 80 Arneson, Holly—56 Asselin, Marcey—56, 79, 101, 106 Bakke, Martin—56, 108 Balboa, Carrie—56 Barrios, laura--56 Barsness, Katie—56 Beck, Jenni—56, 80, 96, 110 Becker, Jennifer Benz, Irene—56 Berger, Lori—56, 106 Bernau, Christopher—56 Bettinger, Brad—56, 79, 98 Biel, Laura--56, 88 Bieniewski, Tricia—56 Boldt, Gloria—56, 88 Bonich, Marti Jo--56 Brost, Regis--56, 58, 64, 93 Burmeister, Stacy—56, 64, 101, 111 Buse, Kory—56, 101 Cabunac, Randy—56, 79 Chanlynn, Beth—56, 75, 80, 88, 91, 93, 96, 111 I Chiodo , Jodi—56, o 00 82, 91 Clark, Kevin—56, 98, 108 Cook, Tania—56, 1 B0, 95 Cook, Troy—56 Cuddeback, Nichole—57, 79, 88, 102, 111 Dahl, Ronald—57 Danowski, David—57, 98 Datka, Diana—57, 101, 106 DeGrave, Gavin--57, 88 DeHart, Jennifer—57 Delonay, Daniel—57, 92 Dement, Chris—56, 57, 93, 101, 106, 108 Dixon, Paul—57, 64, 98 Durlin, Todd—57 Edwards, Rachel; — 57, 80 Cdwards, Thomas—57 Erwin, Wayne—57, 92, 102 Evenson, Barbara—57, 80 Fabiszak, Nicole--57, 88, 103 Fath, Kevin—57 Felber, Nichole—57, 79, 101, 106 Frenz, Brian--57, 79 Fritz, Paul—57, 98 Gage, Shannon Gahagan, Shane—57, 64, 69, 71, 80, 96, 98, 108 Gandt, Robert—57, 88 Gauerke, Peter—57 Gauger, Troy — 57, 2?, 98 Gerds, Elizabeth—57, 88 Goetzke, Karl—57, 92 Guschl, Cale—57 Haldeman, Sharon—58, 80, 88, 101 Hammer, Cathy—56, 58, 79, 101, 106 Hassey, Jennifer—58, 80, 111 Heck, Michael—58, 98, 108 Hofman, Peter—58 Hoover, Theresa—58, 64, 110 Iverson, Kelly--58, 80 Jacobson, Andrew--58, 93, 98 Jacobson, Melanie—58, 88, 91, 96 Janke, Robert, 58, 98 Janssen, Kerri--58, 79 Johnston, Shane--58 Jones, Hilary--58, 79, 80, 111 Josing, Allen—58 Juchniewicz, Chris—58, 79, 103, 106 Ketterman, Carol—58 Kickland, Noel—58, 98, 105 Kielas, Matthew--58, 98 Kittelson, Mark—58, 80, 108 Kling, Timothy--58, 92 Koezly, Mary Jane—58, 79, 103 Korb, Frank—59, 80, 82 Korhonen, Christopher—59 Krebsbach, Joanne—59, 101, 106 Kuhn, Michelle—59, 64, 80, 88, 101 LaMeer, Tiffany—59 Lazewski, Christina—59, 80 Leick, Rich--59, 88, 96, 98, 108 Lichucki, Michael--59, 82 Linder, Lori--59, 80 Look, Andrew--59, 88, 98, 108 Lovald, Todd--59 Luerssen, Chadd—59, 92 Mahoney, Mark--59 Makl, Jodi—59, 110 Malboeuf, Nichole—59, 88, 92, 103, 106 Malecki, Shawn--92, 98 Manning, Tyler—59, 95 Mayer, Paul—59 Mermal, Kerri—59 Miller, Tim--92, 93 Mittelstaedt, Randy—56, 59, 98, 108 Moore, Joseph Moran, Kelly--59 Morrow, Amy—59, 79, 110 Moss, Dale—60, 88, 93 Netz, Stephanie—60, 79, 101 Otto, Kerry—60, 95 O'Leary, Matthew—60 O'Neal, Billy—60, 92, 98 Paynter, David—60, 92 Perone, Dominic—60, 105 Pope, Christopher—60, 98 Raatz, James—60 Radtke, Lisa—60, 80 Ragio, Jennifer—60, 96, 101, 111 Rateike, Chris—60, 92, 102, 105 Reed, Lori—60, 79, 111 Reesman, Stacey--60, 64, 69, 71, 79, 101, 106 Regner, Donita—60, 106 Reinholtz, Kevin—60, 98 Rice, Jason--60, 98 Roice, Daschelle--60, 103, 104 Rummery, Andrea--60, 80, 91, 111 Ryan, Colleen—60, 80, 82, 91, 104 Sailer, Jon--60, 82 Salla, Kevin—60 Saltzmann, Jill--56, 60, 91, 92, 106 Samphere, Martin—61 Scherbarth, Nancy—61, 96, 101, 106 Schnabl, Melissa—61, 64, 102, 106 Schultz, Julie--61, 79, 88, 91, 83, 106 Schultz, Rob--61 Schwartz, Stephanie--61 Seater, Sara--61, 101 Seefeld, Kristen—61, 106 Shackelford, David—61 Siemers, Rodney--61 Slovak, Thomas—61, 108 Smith, Lee—61, 98 Smith, Loren—61, 80, 105 Sobieski, Donald Sossaman, Michelle--61, 79, 88, 110 Spesak, Tina—61, 110 Stahl, Christopher—61, 88, 98 Stahura, Jason—61 Stanchfield, Angela--61, 83, 88 93, 101 Stanosz, Matthew—61, 80, 98, 108 Stephenson, Laura--61, 101 Stevenson, Barbara--61, 88 Stever, Michael—61, 92 Stolpa, John--61 Stoner, Sarah--62, 88, 91 Taskonis, Matthew—62 Thomfohrda, Jenny—62, 80, 95 Townsend, Kristin—62, 104 Treffinger, Jenny—62, 101, 104 VanDyke, Nathan—62, 64, 98, 108 Voss, Jennifer—62 Weber, Robert D.—62, 98, 108 Whitford, Jay--62, 64, 98 Wicklund, Kurt—62 Wienke, Donald—62, 92 Willms, Brian--62, 98 Willms, Scott--62 Winkler, Robert—62 Zortman, Brek--62, 98, 108 124 FROSH INDEX SOPHOMORES--Class of 1989 Addie, Karis—44, 79, 88, 103, 104 Adrian, Steve—44, 79, 98 Albee , Kelly—44, 108 Andrews, Terri—44 Andrews, Tracy—44, 69, 71 Arsiniega, Vince—44, 98, 105 Bagin, Tony—44 Bakke, Jim—44 Balboa, Ramona Ball, Tracy—44 Barbian, Lori—44, 79 Beckman, Stephanie--44, 46, 101 106 Bell, Kirk—44, 108 Benavides, Jill—44, 89, 101 , 104 Biebesheimer, Ed—44 Bieniewski, Jesse—44, 102 Bierman, Dave—44, 80 Bilski, Jill — 44 Bishop, Amy--44, 106 Blair, Kip--44, 98, 108 Blaskowski, Pat--44 Blodgett, Corey--44, 98, 108 Bluhm, Guy—44 Boinski, Angela--44, 79 Bolton, Beth--44, 54, 88, 104 Bonewald, Sarah--44, 79, 83 Brzezinski, Denise--44 Buttles, Tim--45, 79, 83, 83, 92, 98 Byrd, Mike—45, 98 Campbell, Jay—45 Chambers, Brian--45 Chart, Mike —45, 81, 98, 108 Chenier, Scott—44, 45, 54, 74, 81, 88, 98 Christensen, Eric—45, 81, 93, 108 Cook, Chris —45, 79 Cooley , Karen—45 , 89 Czuta, Jarmen—45 , 83 Darcy, Becky—45, 84, Datka, Myron —45, 108 Dirks, Paul—45, 108 DiVittorio, Art —45 Dohve, Erick — 45 Drozewski, Heather- -45, o 00 os 00 104, 110 Earl, Jennifer—45, 54, 74, o 00 95, 96, 106, 110 Eckert, Dana—45, 80, 102 Eckert, Dawn—45, 88, 95 Edstrom, Sylvia—45, 102 Edwards, Brian—45, 98 Erwin, Chris--45, 92, 102 Fedikovich, Randy—45 Fiehweg, Jeff—45 Fitch, Jacob—45, 69, 71 , 74, 81, 98 Fletcher, Tiffany—45, 80 Gauger, Debbie —46, 79, 86 Gonzales, Phillip—46, 98 Graetz, Michelle—46, 84 Gravett, Roseann —46, 95, 102, 111 Greinke, Jenna—46, 74, 82 Grouse, Carl —46 Guardiola, Noel—46, 98 Gunderson, Brenda —44 , 46, 79, 84, 86, 90, 93, 101, 106 Gunderson, Julie—46, 90, 110, 111 Guschl, Cyle—46 Hale, Paula—46, 90 Hanson, Tom—46r, 54 Harmeling, Eric—46, 98, 108 Hayes, Charles—46 Heistad, Ann —46, 90, 95 Herrell, Tim—46, 98 Hochevar, Kevin —46, 108 Hribar, Debbie—46, 54, 79, 101, 106 Huening, Traci—46, 54, 101 Ingle, Jeff Jacobson, Jenny—46, 88, 103, 111 Jacobson, Jim—46, 98 Jacobson, Kevin—47, 83, 92, 98 Johnson, Heidi—47, 88, 89 Johnson, Jenny —47, 88, 102 Johnson, Kirsten—47, 80 Johnson, Kristen —47, 74, 79, 81, 102 Johnston, Tiffany—47, 110, 111 Kafura, Jenny—47, 80, 86, 106 Kara, Heidi—47, 92, 95 Kara, Scott—47, 92, 98 Kass, Ricci —47, 98 Kennelly, Kristin—47, 81, 95, 110, 111 Kester, Nancy—47 Ketterhagen, Marcie—47, 88, 106, 110 Kintop, Amy—47, 81, 88, 103 Kirchgassner, Cheryl — 47, 88, 90, 103, 106 Klemko, Brian —47, 98, 108 Klotz, Wendy—47, 84 Koelsch, Shannon —47, 84 , 101 Kossow, Kathy—47, 90, 95 Kramer, Jenefer —44 , 47, 54, 101, 106 Krause, Jennifer —47, 80, 84, 91, 101, 106 Krebsbach, David —48 Kudlewski, Kristin —48 LaCourt, Russel1--48 Lago, Marie—48, 81, 101, 111 Laupan, Kim—48, 90, 101 Lee, Chris—48, 54, 98, 108 Lohmeyer, Cory— 48, 102 Ludwig, Dana —48 Madison, Wendy— 00 00 o 86, 106 Mainus, Tom—48, 54 , - 89, - 98 108 Mehring, David—48 , 85 Metz, Michael—48, 93 Mickelson, Cindy- 48, 84, 101 106 Miles, Scott—48, 93, 98, 108 Mirkowski, Scott— 48, 98 Moczynski, Mark —49, 98 Moerke, Bryan—49, 98 Moerke, Kim—49, 90 Morgan, Lisa —49, 54, 81, 89, 96, 111 Mucci, Bobbi —49, 79 Nelson, Dawn—49, 81, 106 Nelson, Scott—49 Oberhart, Karen —49 Oberhart, Sharon —49 Okonek, Tim—49, 92 Olson, Kevin —49, 79, 98, 105 Parson, Brett—49 Phillips, Greg—49, 98, 108 Pieper, Brian —49, 80, 98 Piper, Scott—49 Pliska, Pat—50 Popp, Jeff —50, 79 Proffitt, Camille —50, 79, 88, 103 Quandt, Noel—50, 80 Rausch, Lee—50, 92 Reed, Tim—44, 50 Reichstadter, Alicia—50, 79, 95 Ress, Annemarie—50, 88, 95, 111 Richert, Nicole — 50, 00 to 1 00 cn Roanhouse, Jason- -50 Rodriguez, Carlos — 50 Rosenbaum, Matt— 50, .83 Roth, Sarah—50, 79, VO 00 00 89, 101, 106 Saltzmann, Scott- -50 , 92, 98 Samphere, Lisa Saunders, Scott— 50 Schmaling, Barry- -50 Schmidt, Roger, 50, 105 Schmidt, Tim—50, 108 Schober, Shannon —50, 74, 81- 83, 85 Schultz, Laura—50 79, 84, 85, 88, 91 Sears, Darcy—50, 79, 88, 90, 103 Seeley, Brian—50 Segovia, Mary—50 Sewell, Cassandra —50 Slack, Keith —50 Slesarik, Dan—50, 92 Snyder, Paul—51 Spengler, Julie —51 o 00 82 Spinnato, Joe—51, 92 Stoner, Heather —51 , 85, 88 Storm, Tina—51, 103 Storm, Wendy—51, 88, 101 Stuve, Joy—51 , 80, 96, 101,111 Swendrowski, Cindy—51 Tetting, Doug —51 Thompson, Harlan—51 Thorpe, Chris —51, 80, 95 Tiegs, John—51, 80, 92 Toth, Mark —51 Treziak, Dan—51 Tridle, Nicole —51, 102 VanDyke, Jamie —51 , 79, 80,88, 104 VandenBoom, Jon —51 Vanosdoll, Chadd —51, 98, 108 VanVeghel, Jim—51 Victor, Becka—51, 81, 96, 104, 110 Vyvyan, Rusty—51 Wagner, Candy—51 Walczak, Bob—51 Waldron, Cheryl—51, 90 Waulters, Bill—51 Webb, Mike —51, 92 Weber, Rob—52, 98, 108 Weber, Jon—52, 96 Weber, Ryan—52 Weithaus—52, 83, 88 Welti, Melissa—52, 84, 88 Weltzien, Nicole —52 Wenzel, Rebecca—52, 88, 89, 90, 103 Windorski, Tory Winski, Melissa—52, 80, 95 Wolke, Suzanne —52 Woznicki, Bob—52 SOPHOMORE INDEX 125 JUNIORS--Class of 1988 Ahlers, Nick—34 Ahnert, Mike--34 Albee, Robert—34 Anderson, Bryan—34 Axel son, Jennifer--34, 106 Bazen, Jeri Lynn--34, 68, 95 Beck, Teri —34, 88, 95, 110 Benavides, Jeff—34 , 42, 89, 98 Benavides, Julie--34, 89, 104 Benson, John—34 Bentzler, Shari—34 Berg, Tammy--34, 89 Berger, Andrea —34 Bertschinger, Brian—34, 92 Bleecker, Ken--34 Block, Jill —34, 90 Boguszewski, Alicia —34 Bosch, Kelly—34, 74, 81 , 11Q, 111 Brhely, Corrine—34, 88 Brzezinski, Joseph—34 Burke, Scott—34 Burmeister, Michael — 34, 92 Cerar, Tammy—34, 80 Cheever, Doug—34, 81 , 89, 108 Chiodo, Trace—34, 89, 105 Christofferson, Nancy—34 Clemence, Mark—35 Coleman, Thomas—35 Collins, Paul —35 Davidson, Gretchen—35, 96, 101 DeLeon, Angel—35, 98 DePatie, Michelle—35, 88, 93, 110, 111 Dohve, Vicky—35 Durlin, Tony—35, 42 Dworak, Brian—35, 81, 82 Dzbinski, Dawn —35, 90 Edstrom, Eric—35, 74, 81 Edwards, Amber —35 Eulgen, Patrick—35 Fabiszak, Roshelle—35, 88, 89, J 03 Fischer, Tom—35, 92 Fisher, Kim—35, 75, 81 , 89, 110, 111 Fluegge, Glenn—35 Gauerke, Kristine—35, 95, 111 Gerds, Jordana—35 Gnader, Jolyn—35 Greeley, Heather —35, 90 Greil, Kevin—35, 98 Grobarchik, Dean—35 Gromacki, Pat —35 Guardiola, Juanita—35 Halverson, Tim—34, 35 Hammer, Jack —34, 36, 42, 69, 71, 74, 81, 96, 98 Harry, Leonard—36 Hassey, Cindy — 36, 74, 95, 110, 111 Hastreiter, Rick— 36, 92 Hendrix, Todd—36 Hoefling, Cheryl — 36, 79 Hoffmann, Gary—36 io 00 Hoppe, Jason—36, 98 Hornby, Tammy—36 Ignatowski, Lori— 36, 79, 110 Jacobson, Liza—36 , 89 , 91, 104 Janke, Dean—36, 98 Jock, Wendy—36 Kapelke, Jim—36, 79 Kedzie, Sue—36, 89 Ketterhagen, Jackie—36 Kickland, Cindy—36 Kienast, Kirsten—36, 88, 110, 111 Kietzke, Christy—36 Kinnard, Patti—36 Klein, Scott —36, 42, 89, 96, 98 Klepp, Jason —36 Koch, Raul—36 Kopchinski, Trudy—36, 69, 71 Kossow, Kelly—36, 90 LaMeer, Deanna —36 Lamp, Tina —37, 80 Lauria, Andrea—37, 79, 110 Leick, Janice—37, 79, 110 Lewandowski, Tracy—37, 89, 90 Linnemanstons, Laura—37, 84, 106 Lustig, Scott—37, 89 Maki, Wade—37 Manka, Paul —37, 92 Marta, Amy —37, 85, 88, 89, 103, 106 Mattke, Kris —37, 95 Maurice, Steve—37 McCrank, Tony—37 Means, Jeanette—37, 104 Medrow, Christopher—37, 105 Mehlhaff, Jerry«-37 Metz, Amy Jo—37, 90, 95 Meyer, Cathy—37, 80, 88, 95 Mickelson, Jeff—37, 108 Milentz, Robert—37 Mischel, Renee—37, 88, 110 Mitchell, Jim—37, 85, 92 Mittelstaedt, Dale—37, 42, 96, 98, 108 Mol 1 , Becky —37 Moran, Beth—37, 80 Nannemann, Beth--37, 89, 101, 106 Novak, Scott —37 Oberhart, Sandy—38, 90 Ouwens, Godfrey—38 Ovaska, Nichon-38, 111 O'Leary, Roberta —38, 74, 81 , 111 Peck, Jenny—38, 95, 104 Person, William—38, 81 Petrie, Anne—38, 82, 85, 88, 93 Phillips, Audrey—38, 88 Pieper, Tammy—38 Pliska, Julie—38, 80 Podgorski, Steven—38, 89, 98, 105 Popp, Bob—38, 92 Prelog, Chris—38 Prelog, Eric—38 Puetz, Jolcne—38, 79 Pulley, Dawn —38, 88, 95, 110 Quilling, Mark—38, 98 Radtke, David —38, 79 Rasmusson, Mike —38 Rausch, Tanya —38, 86 Read, Mark—34, 38 Reich, Todd—38, 74 Rickert, Kurby—38, 92, 93 Roberts, Rachel—38, 92 Robran, Carey—38, 88, 103 Rodriguez, Alma —38, 79 Rowe, John—38, 93, 98 Rutter, Jennifer—38, 88 Rydzik, John—38, 42, 89, 98 Safran, Pam—39, 90 Sanchez, Lucia—39 Scheibel, Troy—39, 92 Scherrer, Renee—39, 42, 101 Schroeder, Mike —39 Schulz, Jennifer—39 Seater, Rick — 39 Seefeld, Troy—39, 81, 108 Shawhan, Kelly—39 Shine, Don—39, 93 Shubert, Mark —39, 92, 108 Sponder, Brenda —39, 90 Stachowiak, Michelle—39, 90, 111 Stahura, Paul — 39, 68, 89, 93, 98, 105 Stendahl, Brad—39, 89 Stephenson, Lisa — 39, 79, 88 Stern, Chris—39 Stone, Meg —34, 39, 4 2, 89 s 101, 106 Straube, James— 39 Sylvester, Dean- -39 Sylvester, Sean- -39 Thompson, Randy- -39, 74, 8 1 Titze, Donna —39 , no , HI Tweed, Deana —39 , 42, no Ulrich, Paul — 39 , 98 Vyvyan, Dana —39 Walsh, Erin—39, 95, 101 , 106 Wambach, Bob--39 Webb, Doug—39, 92 Weber, Chris—40 , 42, 85, 89, 96, 110 Weithaus, Jeff—40 Willis, Cathy—40 Willms, Daun—40, 81 Willms, Lisa—40 Wirth, Blake —40 Wolfgram, Chris—40, 98, 108 Wolke, Peter—40 Worby, Andy —40 Zablocki, Joe—40, 92 126 JUNIOR INDEX ! SENIORS—Class of 1987 Abramowski, David Albrecht, Jill—18, 84, 86, 90 Alby, Peter—18 Amborn, Beth—18, 84, 89, 96, 101 Ball Steve—18 Baumeister, Brenda—18 Beckman, Amy—18, 79, 84, 89, 91, 95, 106 Berg, Bryan—18, 71, 89, 92, 102 Berger, Clinton Blair, Kelly—18, 86, 90, 93 Block, Colleen —18, 86, 90, 9 3 Blucher, Brandon—18, 93 Bonewald, Jim—18, 79, 83 Brhely, Mike—18, 87, 89, 93 Bridgford, Amy—19, 93 Brzezinski, Jeryr—19 Brzezinski, Shari—19 Byrd, Michelle—19, 80, 81 Calloway, Terri—19, 89 . Caputa, Nick —19 Chapa, Maria —19 Chart, Joan —19, 32, 89, 101 , 106 Chart, Shelly—19, 80, 95 Christiansen, Jerry—19, 79, 89, 98, 108 Coleman, Chris—19, 89, 93 j Damico, Deana—19 Dassow, Dionn—20 I Delonay, Kevin—20 Dettmann, Tracy—20, 82 Dixon, Tom—20 Doom, Ramona — 20, 88, 94, 95 Edstrom, Cathy—20, 82 Eisenbart, Tim—20, 92 Emerson, Heather Ernst, Sue—20, 81 Fladwood, Todd—20, 89, 98, 108 Fregien, Bethany—20, 79, 89, 101 , 106 Frenz, Ken- -20, 74. 79, 81, 82, 83, 89 Gahaga n, Shawn —20, 32, 68, 74, 89, 96, 108 Gallagher, Margaret- -21, 89 90, 93, 103 [ Gauger, Diahnn—21 Gauger, Tracey—21, 80, 82, 85 Gauger, Tyrone—21, 89, 93, 102 Gorsche, Michelle—21, 79, 110 Graczyk, Dan—21, 76, 78, 89, 93, 98, 105 Grambow, Mike—21, 98 Grover, Angie—21 ,Gullikson, Anita —81 Gunderson, Brian—21, 92 Halbach, Vicki—21, 79 Hart, Lisa—21, 74, 82, 94, 95 Hegemann, Scott —21, 89, 108 Henning, Brad—22, 89 Herrel1, A1--22 Hoffmann, Sue—22 Howell, Dale—22 Hribar, Denice—22, 84, 87, 89, 101 Huening, Rick—22 Huntoon, Lee—87 Iverson, Shane—22, 92 Jacobson, Amy—22, 81, 88 Jacobson, Jeff —17, 22, 76, 93 Janda, Wesley—22 Janke, Greg—22, 89, 98 Jentzsch, Olaf—22 Johnson, Brad—23 Johnson, Rosanne—23 Johnson, Todd—23 Kaul, Matt —23, 89 Kedzie, Mike —23, 76, 89 Kelly, D'Ann—23, 95 Kempken, Gary Kennelly, Kevin —23, 74, 81 Ketterhagen, Tom—23, 89, 98, 108 Kintop, Renee—23, 81-83, 87 Kisting, Darren Koch, Christiane—23, 84, 89, 101, 106 Koenig, John Koezly, Dave—23 Koscinski, David--23, 76, 87 Kosinski, Tom Kransel, Kris Krause, Jill —17, 24, 84, 87, 96 Krautkramer, Kal—24, 87, 89, 96 Kuecker, Joel—24 Kuske, Phillip—79, 81 Kutz, Karin —24 Kutz, Doug—24 LaGrow, Doug—24, 79 LaMeer, David—24 Lauria, Chris Ann—24, 79, 89, 93, 96 Laux, Chris—24, 32, 98 Linnemanstons, Leo—17, 24, 78, 83, 85, 87, 89, 90, 98, 108 Little, Chris — 85,' 87 Lois, Chuck —24 Maerzke, Tina —24, 90 Magallon, Leonardo—25, 78, 79, 93-95, 105 Mansell, Ted—25, 79 Markey, Dan—25, 89 Mayer, Ted —25 Mayo, Tom—25 Mehring, Chris—25, 85, 89, 98 M yer, Joleen—25, 79, 81-83, 91, 95 Mirkowski, Kim—25, 86, 93 Mischel, Laura—25, 80, 88 Mitchell, Tina—25, 86, 90 Norton, Sherry—25, 86, 93 O'Brien, Stephanie—25, 32, 84, 87, 89, 101, 106 Pliska, Dean—26, 80 Powell, Eric—26, 32 Prager, Jerry—26 Puetz, Chris —26 Rausch, Tina —26 Reesman, Dick—26, 32, 89, 98 Reinholtz, Kelly—26, 89, 92 Richmond, Karyn—26, 84, 87, 88, 93 Robel, Traci —26, 90 Roth, Joy—26, 75, 79, 89, 93 Rydzik, Paula—26, 84, 86. , 89 90 Scherrer, Raquel— 26, 32, 00 vT 84, 89, 101 Schiller, Krista—27, 89, 93 Schilling, David —27 Schingeck, Lorli —27, 32, 89, 90, 101 Schlichting, Luann —27, 86, 89, 90, 93 Schmaling, Scott—27, 89, 92, 83 Schmid, Deanna—27, 80 Self, Mickey—27 Shindel, Laura —27, 32, 84, 89, 101 Simon, Val—27, 90 Spesak, Phyllis —27 Spletter, Scott —27 Sponholtz, Mike —27 Stacey, Kim—28, 92 Stever, Deanna —28, 84, 90 Storm, Jeff—28, 92 Storm, Leslie —28, 83, 89, 91 , 103 Tamblyn, Jeff —28, 89, 98 Tanaka, Toko—28, 78, 89, 94, 95, 103, 106 Tenhagen, Brian—28 Thomfohrda, Jeff--28, 92 Tretow, Karen —28, 74, 81 Treziak, Don —28 Ulrich, Michele—28 VanDenboom, Kim—28 Vanosdoll, Todd —17, 29, 85, 89, 96 Victor, Jeff —29, 32, 89, 98 Walkowski, Jonna —29 Wambach, John —29, 89 Warras, Stephanie—29, 89, 90, 93, 103 Webb, Jeff —29, 92 Weber, Renee—29, 79 Westfall, Jennifer Whitford, Jori—29, 32, 71, 89, 101, 106 Williams, Todd—92 Woznicki, Steve—29 Zeis, Lois SENIOR INDEX 127 128 CANDIDS AUTOGRAPHS 130 131 132 133 134 135 Student Ads BEST WISHES, KARYN! 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Huntoon DAR AWARD — Shane Iverson COMMUNITY STATE BANK SCHOLARSHIP — Bethany Fregien WATERFORD LION'S CLUB SCHOLARSHIP — Kal Krautkramer MARINE BANK SCHOLARSHIP — Shawn Gahagan WATERFORD BANK SCHOLARSHIP — Mike Kedzie MASONIC FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP — Mike Brhely STA-RITE CORP. SCHOLARSHIP — Dave Koscinski BPW SCHOLARSHIP — D'Ann Kelly (Alt.: Lisa Hart) WIND LAKE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SCHOLARSHIP — Amy Beckman INDUSTRIAL ARTS SKILL OLYMPICS AWARDS — K. Kransel, D. Markey, M. Grambow, C. Laux, M. Kedzie, J. Jacobson, J. Prager, G. Janke MUSIC CORPORATION MVP — Kim Vandenboom NATIONAL SCHOOL CHORAL AWARD — Lisa Hart ACCOMPANISTS APPRECIATION AWARD — A. Jacobson, M. Byrd, L. Mischel, A. Beckman AMERICAN LEGION AWARD — Chris Ann Lauria AFS CERTIFICATES OF APPRECIATION — Toko Tanaka James Hart Family, Leo Magallon Keith Doom Family DRAMA AWARDS — Renee Kintop, Lisa Hart VOICE OF DEMOCRACY AWARD — Kal Krautkramer, Amy Marta MATH AWARD — Renee Kintop EDUCATION SERVICE CLUB SCHOLARSHIP — Amy Beckman LIBRARY CLUB AWARDS — Sherry Norton, Tina Rausch CLIFFORD EASTMAN SCHOLARSHIP — Jerry Christiansen, Jr. YEARBOOK EDITOR AWARDS — Laurie Shindel, Raquel Scherrer BADGER BOYS — Jack Hammer, Dale Mittelstaedt BADGER GIRLS — Amy Marta, Meg Stone I DARE YOU LEADERSHIP AWARD — Jack Hammer and Meg Stone JOURNAL TIMES NEWSWATCHERS AWARDS — Stephanie Netz, Andy Jacobson, Jay Whitford, Diana Catka, Greg Phillips, Candy Wagner, Amy Marta, Jeff Weithaus FIRST BANK AND TRUST ART AWARDS — Jenny Peck, Trace Chiodo FBLA AWARDS — K. Kossow, D. Koscinski, L. Linnemanstons, Amy Metz, P. Hale, D. Gauger, D. Stever SCHOLAR ATHLETE AWARD — L. Linnemanstons, S. O’Brien FLORENCE BRANDT AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY SCHOLARSHIP — Renee Kintop LOTSCH SCHOLARSHIP — L. Linnemanstons, D. Hribar, J. Krause WHS SCHOLARSHIPS—M. Byrd, A. Beckman, L. Huntoon, R. Kintop, K. Krautkramer, D. Koscinski STUDENT COUNCIL SCHOLARSHIPS — J. Albrecht, M. Brhely, S. Gahagan, C. Lauria, D. HoweU, S. O’Brien, K. Richmond ROCKROHR-SKARIE MOST VALUABLE MALE ATHLETE AWARD — Dick Reesman JOE WHITFORD MEMORIAL MOST VALUABLE GIRL ATHLETE AWARD — Jori Whitford PERFECT ATTENDANCE — 4 YEARS—B. Fregien, K. Krautkramer RACINE COUNTY FARM BUREAU WOMEN SCHOLARSHIP — Amy Beckman STANDARD PRESS OUTSTANDING SENIOR AWARD — Dave Koscinski UW-EXTENSION PETER YOUNG SCHOLARSHIP — Ramona Doom FORENSICS AWARD — Leslie Storm BURLINGTON CLINIC SCHOLARSHIP — Laurie Shindel SCHOOL AWARDS JOSEPH WHITFORD February 10, 1935-February 2, 1987 During the 1986-87 school year, WHS was deeply saddened by the loss of one of our teachers and a member of the student body. In February, Joe Whitford passed away following a lengthy illness. During the more than 20 years that he taught here, Mr. Whitford dedicated himself to his Industrial Arts classes, driver’s education, and a variety of athletic programs. Under his guidance and leadership, we as a school and the entire community were able to share in the happiness of the Girls' State Basketball Class B championship. He touched the lives of many throughout his teaching career, and will always be loved by family and friends. 46 MEMORIAL In March, Kathy Kossow, a member of the sophomore class, was killed in a traffic accident. As a student at WHS, Kathy was a member of the French Club and FBLA. She also enjoyed writing poetry and being with her friends and family. Kathy’s kindness to others and cheerful attitude will always be remembered to those of us who knew and loved her. She is missed by family and friends. MEMORIAL 147 Varsity Baseball Row 2 left to right: B. Blucher, Coach Kaul, J. Mickelson, J. Christianson, L. Linnemanstons, P. Collins, C. Mchring, J. Tamblyn, T. Dixon, C. Luerssen. Row 1 left to right: J. Rydzik, M. Clemence, D. Mittlestacdt, C. Wolfgram, M. Quilling, D. Reesman, M. Kaul, J. Jacobson, N. Caputa. Varsity Baseball provided much fun and ex- citement during the spring. The team got off to an excellent start, having a 9-1 conference record at one point. Pitching was very strong, thanks to Chris Wolfgram and Dick Reesman. After going through regional play, the team defeated Case and Milwaukee Hamilton in regionals to make it to the state tournament in Wausau. In spite of losing the first tournament game to Appleton West, the season was extremely successful. Con- gratulations to Coach Nannemann and the team! JV Baseball Row 2 left to right: Coach Milatz, J. Weber, C. Rodriquez, B. Moerke, J. Fiehweg, M. Datka, B. Klemko, B. Walczak, R. Weber. Row 1 left to right: K. Bell, J. Czuta, G. Phillips, K. Albee, M. Metz, D. Mehring, E. Harmeling. State Tournament Competitors Freshmen Baseball Row 3 left to right: K. Clark, R. Mittelstaedt, M. Heck, Row 2 left to right: C Rateicke, R. Leick. B. Zortman, A. Jacobson, B. Bettinger. Row 1 left to right: M. Lichucki, T. Surlin, P. Dixon, S. Gahagan, R. Cabunac, B. Willms. 148 BASEBALL The Girls’ Softball team had a very young team this year. The varsity team consisted of only 4 seniors, 1 junior, and 6 sophomores. The varsity record was 2-11, but hopefully next season will be much improved with 7 letter winners and many talented freshmen returning. This year’s team was led by seniors Stephanie O'Brien, Lorli Schingeck, Joan Chart, who was voted best de- fensive player, and Bethany Fregien, who was named MVP for the 1987 season. Varsity Softball, Row 2 left to right: Coach Reesman, B. Fregien, S. O'Brien, J. Chart, L. Schingeck, C. DeMent. Row I left to right:J. Bazen, W. Madison, A. Bishop, D. Hribar, C. Hammer, N. Fabiszak. JV Softball, Row 2 left to right: Coach Jacobs. J. Krebsbach, J. Kramer, J. Stuve, C. Juchniewicz, C. Mickclson, K. Janssen, S. Chart, Manager. Row 1 left to right: S. Reesman, M. Asselin, S. Koelsch, J. Koezly, J. TrefFinger. SOFTBALL 14 Girls Track, Row 3 left to right: Coach Morgan, Coach Bugenhagen, S. Haldemann, D. Roice, N. Cuddeback, L. Radtke, S. Roth, J. Saltzmann, L. Willms, M. Jacobson, B. Gunderson, K. Johnson, L. Barbian, M. Ketterhagen, S. Beckman, L. Morgan, Coach Westergaard. Row 2 left to right: H. Oiekers, C. Waldron, N. Scherbarth, J. Whitford. J. Benavides, K. Barsness. A. Rodriguez, H. Johnson, K. Cooley, J. Johnson, D. Eckert, A. Ress, B. Nannemann, H. Drozewski, T. Johnston. Row I left to right: N. Felber, B. Bolton, R. Roberts, J. Jacobson, L. Read, B. Amborn, M. Schnabl, T. Ball. Boys Track, Row 3 left to right: Coach Morgan. H. Oiekers, T. Johnston, T. Slovak. D. Schilling, J Bakke, T. Mainus, P. Dirks, T. Ketterhagen, C. Coleman, W. Erwin, K. Jacobson, Coaches Bugenhagen, Beck, and Westergaard. Row 2 left to right: P. Hoffmann, R. Brost, M. Brhely. T. Gauger. M. Read, J. Hall. S. Willms, J. Fitch, K. Olson, J. Hammer. Row 1 left to right: B. Edwards, S. Klein, T. Durlin, T. Gauger, C Lohmeyer.J. Bieniewski, S. Johnston, S. Chenier. The tracksters had a successful season, with the girls winning the Elkhorn Track Invitational. In spite of young teams, the girls finished third place in the SLC East and were led by Jori Whitford and Karen Cooley who both qualified for sectionals. The boys placed fourth, being led by Scott Klein and Tom Mainus, and Ty Gauger, who also advanced to sec- tionals. 150 TRACK GOLF TENNIS 151 Tennis, Row 2, left to right: E. Christensen, J. Mehlhaff, T. Reich, P. Alby, T. Vanosdoll, C. Little, B. Frenz, J. Mitchell, Coach Schaetzke. Row 1 left to right: T. McCrank, T. Schmidt, A. Look, J. Brzezinski, P. Gauerke, S. Podgorski, J. Whitford, B. Dworak. The golf team had many young members for the ’87 season. They fin- ished fourth out of 7 teams at the Ives Grove Regionals. They were led by Trace Chiodo, who advanced to sec- tionals, and Scott Lustig, Doug Che- ever, and Mark Moczynski. The JV’s were led in many matches by Brad Henning. The tennis team remained strong behind Tim Schmidt, and seniors Chris Little and Todd Vanosdoll. Tim advanced to sectionals, while Chris went 1-1 in regionals. The young tal- ent coming up next year should keep the team get even better. Golf, Row 3 left to right: Coach Jlay, D. Krebsbach, S. Schmaling, K. Reinholtz. R. Seater, M. Shubert, D. Payntcr, C. Pope, Coach McDermott. Row 2 left to right: D. Delaney, B. Stendahl, D. Tettig, M. Moczynski, T. Chiodo, D. Cheever, J. Tiegs. Row 1 left to right: S. Lustig, T. Read, C. Stahl, T. Okonek, M. O'Leary. Are you guys watching the game’ Check those legs! Ready for the big game! The student all-stars went down to defeat after a strong effort. 152 FACULTY ALL-STAR B’BALL GAME Brad finds out that having your temperature, blood pressure, and pulse taken are all part of getting ready to donate. The Gift Of Life Is Karen in a state of shock? In April, the Student Council again sponsored its annual blood drive. Many students and faculty participat- ed and helped to make the drive a success, giving of their time and themselves so that others may benefit. BLOOD DRIVE 153 1987Junior Prom Court left to right: Raquel Scherrcr escorted by Shawn Gahagan, Jori Whitford escorted by Dick Reesman, Chris Lauria escorted by Tom Ketterhagen, Crown bearer Sarah Lynch, King John Rydzik, Queen Renee Scherrer, Crown bearer Gregory Kempken, Co-chairmen Andrea Lauria escorted by Paul Ulrich, Donna Titze escorted by Tim Halverson, Tammy Berg escorted by Dale Mittelstaedt. 154 PROM PROM 155 Kelly Kossow campaigned for State Reporter. Left to right: D. Willms, C. Kirchgassner, L. Linnemanstons, A. Metz, K. Kossow, D. Koscinski, Mrs. Osenga, D. Stever, S. Oberhart, and H. Walsh at Green Bay. Dave Koscinski placed second in Business Computer Applica- tions-Design at State Conference. Nine FBLA members attended the State Convention in Green Bay in April. The group attended workshops and did a good job of representing our chapter. Twelve Industrial Arts students also participated in the Skill Olympics at Gateway in Racine. Waterford took first in the overall competition. 156 SKILL OLYMPICS Elsa, Captain von Trapp, Maria, and Max The von Trapp children rehearse one of their musical numbers WHS presented Rogers and Hammerstein's Sound of Music on April 3-5. New Medico Rehabilitation Center graciously allowed the cast and crew to use their facilities and students built the sets. A familiar story of the von Trapp family in the lat 1930’s, the play tells of the love affair of Maria, a former nun, and Captain Georg von Trapp of the Austrian navy. As World War II breaks out, the family is forced to flee to Switzerland because of the Nazi takeover of their homeland. The family performs prior to leaving their beloved country of Austria SOUND OF MUSIC 157 Class Motto: Yesterday’s Dreams, Tomorrow’s Promises Class Colors: Green and White Class Flower: Red rose Salutatorian: Renee Kintop Valedictorian: Valerie Simon 158 GRADUATION SCHOOL DAY MEMORIES By Shelly Gardner As we reach out our hand The diploma we grasp. While we think of the memories Of the years in the past. Tears fill our eyes Because it’s all gone We're starting a new life — We have to move on. We hope friends will keep in touch As the years pass us by. Although it hurts inside We'll try not to cry. We think of kindergarten And our first day Now we’ve reached the end We are going away. How do you say good-bye To friends who mean so much? Will there be time to sincerely keep in touch? You'll always have the memories Of your school years from day one. Don't think of school as ending Think a new life has begun! GRADUATION 159 CLASS COUPLE ......................... MOST TALENTED GIRL ................... MOST TALENTED GUY .................... GIRL WITH BEST FIGURE ................ BEST PHYSIQUE ........................ CLASS CLOWN .......................... PERSON MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED ........ PERSON MOST LIKELY TO MAKE A SCENE --- PERSON MOST LIKELY TO LIVE IN WATERFORD PERSON MOST LIKELY TO STAY SINGLE .... BEST DRESSED GIRL .................... BEST DRESSED GUY ..................... MISS JOCKETTE ........................ BIGGEST JOCK ......................... CLASS PLAYGIRL ....................... CLASS PLAYBOY ........................ CLASS MOOCH .......................... MOST UNIQUE LAUGH .................... BIGGEST FLIRT ........................ MOST GULLIBLE ........................ NICEST SMILE ......................... CLASS POTTYMOUTH ..................... CLASS BS’ER .......................... MOST BEAUTIFUL EYES .................. MISS PRIM PROPER ................... MOST OBNOXIOUS ....................... CLASS BROWN NOSE ..................... CLASS KLUTZ .......................... CLASS GOSSIP ......................... MISS PERSONALITY ..................... MR. PERSONALITY ...................... GIRL WHO NEVER GOT CAUGHT ............ GUY WHO NEVER GOT CAUGHT ............. PARTY GIRL ........................... PARTY GUY ............................ BEST LOOKING LEGS .................... JORI WHITFORD DICK REESMAN ...............BETH AMBORN ..........TOM KETTERHAGEN ..............LAURIE SHINDEL ...............DICK REESMAN ................ERIC POWELL ..........KAL KRAUTKRAMER ..................JOY ROTH ...........JEFF THOMFOHRDA ..............JERRY PRAGER ...........STEPHANIE O'BRIEN .............SHAWN GAHAGAN ...............JOAN CHART ...............DICK REESMAN ...............KAREN TRETOW ...............DAN GRACZYK ................CHRIS LAUX ...........KARYN RICHMOND ...............DAN GRACZYK ...............LAURA MISCHEL ..............JOHN WAMBACH .............LORLI SCHINGECK ........... BRANDON BLUCHER ...........:. AMY BRIDGFORD ................AMY BECKMAN ..................JOY ROTH ...........MISSY GALLAGHER ...............DOUG LAGROW ...........KARYN RICHMOND ........... KIM VANDENBOOM .............DAVE KOSCINSKI ...............BETH AMBORN ...........TODD VANOSDOLL .............LORLI SCHINGECK ................JEFF VICTOR ...............DICK REESMAN