Waterford High School - Emerald Yearbook (Waterford, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1988 volume:

WALSH • ROBERTWAMBACH • DOUG WEBB«CHRISWEBER« JEFF WEITHAUS • DAUN WILLMS • LISA WILLMS • BLAKE WIRTH • CHRIS WOLFGRAM • PETER WOLKE • ANDY WORBY MIKE AHNERT • ROBERT ALBEE • BRYAN ANDERSON • JENNIFER AXELSON • JERI LYNN BAZEN • TERI BECK • JULIE BENAVIDES • JOHN BENSON • SHARI BENTZLER • TAMMY BERG • KEN BLEECKER • JILL BLOCK • ALICIA BOGUSZEWSKI • KELLY BOSCH • CORRINE BRHELY • JOSEPH BRZEZINSKI • SCOTT BURKE • MICHAEL BURMEISTER • COTO CATERINA • TAMMY CERAR • DOUG CHEEVER • TRACE CHIODO • NANCY CHRISTOFFERSEN • MARK CLEM ENCE« THOMAS COLEMAN • PAUL COLLINS • GRETCHEN DAVIDSON • MICHELLE DEPATIE • VICKY DOHVE • TONY DURLIN • BRIAN DWORAK • DAWN DZBINSKI • ERIC EDSTROM • AMBER EDWARDS • PATRICK EULGEN ROSHELLEFABISZAK «TOM FISCHER KIM FISHER «GLENN FLUEGGE«KRISGAUERKE« JORDANA GERDS • JOLYN GNADER • HEATHER GREELEY • KEVIN GREIL • DEAN GROBARCHIK • JUANITA GUARDIOLA TIM HALVERSON «JACK ANTHONY MCCRANK • JEANETTE HAMMER • LEONARD HARRY • CINDY MEANS • JERRY MEHLHAFF • AMY HASSEY • RICK HASTREITER • TODD METZ • CATHY MEYER • JEFF HENDRIX «CHERYL HOEFLING «GARY MICKELSON • ROBERT MILENTZ HOFFMANN • JASON HOPPE • TAMMY RENEE MISCHEL • JIM MITCHELL HORNBY • LORI IGNATOWSKI • LIZA DALE MITTELSTAEDT • BEKKI MOLL JACOBSON • DEAN JANKE • WENDY BETH MORAN • BETH NANNEMANN JOCK • JIM KAPELKE • JACKIE SCOTT NOVAK • SANDY OBERHART KETTERHAGEN • CINDY KICKLAND • GODFREYOUWENS� NICHOLOVASKA KRIS KIENAST • CHRISTY KIETZKE • ROBERTA O'LEARY • JENNIFER PECK PATTI KINNARD • SCOTT KLEIN • WILLIAM PERSON • ANNE PETRIE JASON KLEPP • RAUL KOCH • TRUDY AUDREY PHILLIPS • TAMMY PIEPER KOPCHINSKI • KELLY KOSSOW • JULIE PLISKA • STEVEN PODGORSKI DEANNA LAMEER • TINA LAMP • ROBERT POPP • CHRIS PRELOG ANDREA LAURI A • JANICE LEICK • JOLENE PUETZ • DAWN PULLEY • MARK LAURA LINNEMANSTONS • SCOTT QUILLING • DAVID RADTKE • MICHAEL LUSTIG • WADE MAKI • AMY MARTA • RASMUSSON • TANYA RAUSCH • MARK KRIS MATTKE • STEVE MAURICE • READ • TODD REICH • KURBY RICKERT • RACHEL ROBERTS • CAREY ROBRAN • ALMA RODRIGUEZ • JOHN ROWE • JENNIFER RUTTER • JOHN RYDZIK • PAM SAFRAN • LUCIA SANCHEZ • TROY SCHEIBEL • RENEE SCHERRER • MICHAEL SCHROEDER • JENNIFER SCHULZ • RICK SEATER • TROY SEEFELD • KELLY SHAWHAN • DONALD SHINE • MARK SHUBERT • MICHELLE STACHOWIAK • PAUL STAHURA • BRAD STENDAHL • LISASTEPHENSON� CHRIS STERN «MEG STONE JAMESSTRAUBE DEAN SYLVESTER • SEAN SYLVESTER • RANDY THOMPSON • DONNA TITZE • DEANA TWEED • PAUL ULRICH • DANA VYVYAN • ERIN WALSH • ROBERT WAMBACH • DOUG WEBB • CHRIS WEBER«JEFFWEITHAUS«DAUNWILLMS«LISAWILLMS BLAKE WIRTH «CHRIS WOLFGRAM • PETER WOLKE • ANDY WORBY MIKE AHNERT • ROBERT ALBEE • BRYAN ANDERSON «JENNIFER AXELSON • JERI LYNN BAZEN • TERI BECK • JULIE BENAVIDES • JOHN BENSON • SHARI BENTZLER • TAMMY BERG • KEN BLEECKER • JILL BLOCK • ALICIA BOGUSZEWSKI • KELLY BOSCH • CORRINE BRHELY • JOSEPH BRZEZINSKI • SCOTT BURKE • MICHAEL BURMEISTER • COTO CATERINA • TAMMY CERAR • DOUG CHEEVER • TRACE CHIODO • NANCY CHRISTOFFERSEN • MARK CLEMENCE •THOMASCOLEMAN • PAULCOLLINS� GRETCHEN DAVIDSON • MICHELLE DEPATIE • VICKY DOHVE • TONY DURLIN • BRIAN DWORAK • DAWN DZBINSKI • ERIC EDSTROM • AMBER EDWARDS • PATRICK EULGEN • ROSHELLE FABISZAK • TOM FISCHER • KIM FISHER • GLENN FLUEGGE • KRIS GAUERKE • JORDANA GERDS • JOLYN GNADER • HEATHER GREELEY • KEVIN GREIL • DEAN GROBARCHIK • JUANITA GUARDIOLA • TIM HALVERSON • JACK HAMMER • LEONARD HARRY • CINDY METZ • CATHY MEYER • JEFF MICKELSON HASSEY • RICK HASTREITER • TODD HENDRIX • CHERYL HOEFLING • GARY HOFFMANN • JASON HOPPE • TAMMY HORNBY • LORI IGNATOWSKI • LIZA JACOBSON • DEAN JANKE • WENDY JOCK • JIM KAPELKE • JACKIE KETTERHAGEN • CINDY KICKLAND • KRIS KIENAST • CHRISTY KIETZKE • PATTI KINNARD • SCOTT KLEIN • JASON KLEPP • RAUL KOCH • TRUDY KOPCHINSKI • KELLY KOSSOW • DEANNA LAMEER • TINA LAMP • ANDREA LAURIA • JANICE LEICK • LAURA LINNEMANSTONS • SCOTT LUSTIG • WADE MAKI • AMY MARTA • KRIS MATTKE • STEVE MAURICE • ANTHONY MCCRANK • JEANETTE MEANS • JERRY MEHLHAFF • AMY ROBERT MILENTZ • RENEE MISCHEL • JIM MITCHELL • DALE MITTELSTAEDT • BEKKI MOLL • BETH MORAN • BETH NANNEMANN • SCOTT NOVAK • SANDY OBERHART • GODFREY OUWENS • NICHOL OVASKA • ROBERTA O'LEARY • JENNIFER PECK • WILLIAM PERSON • ANNE PETRIE • AUDREY PHILLIPS • TAMMY PIEPER • JULIE PLISKA • STEVEN PODGORSKI • ROBERT POPP • CHRIS PRELOG • JOLENE PUETZ • DAWN PULLEY • MARK QUILLING • DAVID RADTKE • MICHAEL RASMUSSON • TANYA RAUSCH • MARK READ • TODD REICH • KURBY RICKERT • RACHEL ROBERTS • CAREY ROBRAN • ALMA RODRIGUEZ • JOHN ROWE • JENNIFER RUTTER • JOHN RYDZIK • PAM SAFRAN • LUCIA SANCHEZ • TROY SCHEIBEL • RENEE SCHERRER • MICHAEL SCHROEDER • JENNIFER SCHULZ • RICK SEATER • TROYSEEFELD«KELLYSHAWHAN« DONALD SHINE «MARK SHUBERT MICHELLE STACHOWIAK • PAUL STAHURA • BRAD STENDAHL • LISA STEPHENSON • CHRIS STERN • MEG STONE • JAMES • • • Our years at Waterford High School are the best years of our life. This 1988 Emerald has tried to capture some of the memories of this year, so that now and in years to come, we can REMEMBER WATERFORD HIGH SCHOOL 110 S CENTER STREET WATERFORD W| EMERALD 1987 , NEW STUDENTS 4 . HOMECOMING 6 SENIORS 13 JUNIORS 33 SOPHS 45 t FROSH 55 ACTIVITIES 65 SPORTS 89 STAFF 113 INDEX 122 ADS 135 RtHdJiuube c . . . . . . £uftiut l . . . Look out world, here I come! When it began, it seemed like it would never end, those endless days and nights of fun. Suddenly, be- fore we knew it, the school year had begun! With so many new exper- iences, don't forget those days; hang on to them and always remember! Eat your heart out, FFA! 2 OujMM l The, Neuh . . . CRASH OF ’87 .. . On Monday, October 19, the Dow Jones averages plunged 508 points amid pan- icky selling. This was far worse than the Crash of 1929, and led to a great deal of confusion on world markets for the next couple of months. The market continued to fluctuate leaving investers and brokers with few answers to the dilemma. Top Celebrities of 1987 were (from top left to right): Tom Cruise of the movie Top Gun ; the Lincoln Memorial gets a complete cleaning; Bono, of the rock band U2; ALF, star of one of the hottest TV shows; Matt Frewer (also known as Max Headroom); Madonna as seen on a poster from her latest film; and actor Charlie Sheen. The 1987 World Series lasted 7 games. Won by the Minnesota Twins 4 games to 3 over the St. Louis Cardinals, each team won only in their home sta- dium. Wisconsin state legisla- ture worked to pass a man- datory seat belt law for the state. Early in the year rural interstates permitted a speed limit of 65 mph. As of Janu- ary 1, 1988, the state's drunk driving laws became even tougher, making Wisconsin one of the leaders in hard- line dealing with drunk dri- vers. The Rescue of Little Jessica McClure . . . On Octo- ber 14, 1987, 18-month old Jessica McClure slipped into an abandoned well shaft while playing with four other toddlers at a day-care center in her home town of Mid- land, Texas. The nation watched and prayed throughout the child's 58-hour ordeal. The little girl’s life was saved by the heroic efforts of many community volunteers. The NFL players union went on strike after week two of the regular season of play. Team owners hired replacement teams to continue the season while negotiations continued. The union agreed to return to play without a final settlement after three weeks. For those hired as replacement players, it was the chance of a lifetime” to be able to play in the NFL. Bork Nomination Defeated . . . President Reagan's nomination of Robert Bork to the U.S. Supreme Court was soundly defeated by the Senate after week's of lobbying by the President and those opposed to the nomination. CwiMtit [zMmU 3 . . . Mem Studenti . . . Seniors Christy Willems from Fauquier, Virginia and Lisa Morris from Robinson, Illinois. Students and staff of WHS greeted an un- usually large number of transfer students in the fall. Others and where they transferred from who are not pictured include: Fresh- men Russell Meder from Broken Arrow, Oklahoma; Christopher Mucci from Elk- horn; Robert Snider from Muskego; Eric Wolf from Milwaukee; and Rachel Yerckie from Racine. Sophomore Bryan Wolf from Milwaukee, and Juniors Jamie Aide from New Berlin; Jenny Kara from Mason, Tex- as; Sandra Komppa from Muskego; and Edmund Mason from Waukesha. Juniors Jenny Petersen from Racine Park, Jeanette Jardas from West Allis Centeral, and Bobbi Hansen from Muskego. Sophomores Nicole Pinette from Wisconsin Lutheran-Milwaukee, Tina Swanson from St. Mary's, Burlington, and Bret Thiede from Burlington. Freshman backrow: Rebecca Disher, Milwaukee; Ed Moffet, Pittsburgh, Kansas. Front row: Jean Averill, Burlington; Tracy Weston, Union Grove; Debbi Willems, Virginia; and Jim Bell, Mukwonago. 4 IVe oMA . . . AF£ BwJcfafc Mr. Baas, Mr. Koprowski, and Mr. Walgren took the opportunity to attend the AFS breakfast and meet the Deana Tweed' Cathy Coto' and Jenny Axelson enjoyed themselves, new students. In the 1987-88 school year, Waterford was lucky enough to receive three foreign ex- change students. They included Caterina Coto, from Costa Rica, who stayed with the Eugene Saltzmann family; Henrik Sjoberg from Swe- den, who stayed with Mr. Mrs. Carl Run- nels; and Charmaine Collins, from Australia, who stayed with the Marvin Saltzmann family. On Wednesday, September 2, faculty and stu- dents met in the library to attend the AFS breakfast. The purpose was to allow everyone to meet Cathy, Henrik, and Charmaine. Thanks to all who attended and helped make the event a success! Cathy with her American Family, ' Stephanie and Mrs. Saltzman. Henrik enjoyed the breakfast with his Mom Dad,' Mr. Mrs. Runnels. Scott and Jill Saltzmann were brother and sister to Charmaine. . . . Spirit Week, . . . Spirit Week has always been a memorable occasion at Waterford High, and this year was no exception. Students and faculty were able to show their enthusiasm while keeping with the Fantasy Island theme. Besides the class spirit competition, the cheerleaders came up with a new spirit-rais- ing idea. They started the penny jar competi- tion in which students brought pennies and other coins to fill their class jar. The class with the most pennies (the Sophomores) won the competition. 6 Spout IVeeJi . . . tfcme UnuiH } Patouk . . . French Club received First place in the club category. After great difficulties in assembling their float, the volleyball team did get it together! Even though the freshmen received third, they appeared to have enough spirit to take first The Varsity football team's float sure wasn't pretty.’’ Student council’s leader-ship” helped to boost our spirits. The juniors received first place in class competition. UoutmmiMg Pakadb 7 37 . . . Queen Lucy Sanchez King Pat Eulgen Queen candidates anxiously open their flowers. 3 hfouWtoutiHg . . . Endfou £uume c Nigliti . . . The court dances to the song in their honor. King Pat Eulgen and Queen Lucy Sanchez reigned over the 1987 Homecoming festivities. The theme was Fantasy Island. The parade was held at 1:30 on Friday, October 9, followed by the pep rally. The teachers, as well as the students, enjoyed them- selves on the memorable day. The Wolverines lost a hard fought game to the Whitewater Whippets , 14-41, that same evening. A dance was held on Saturday night in the gym. The theme was Endless Summer Nights, and the music was provided by Fat Chants. Homecoming may be one of the many milestones throughout your high school years. Each one means a little more until you realize that there are no more. It is a time that should be remembered and cherished forever .. . Pon Poms entertain us with a routine at the pep rally. OMBjCOUUM 9 . . . Pep PcSj . . . The 1987 Homecoming Pep Rally turned out to be a big success at Waterford High School. The events of the pep rally were 1- Limbo Con- test 2- Tarzan Calling Contest and 3- Obstacle Course. These games proved to be quite a challenge for those who participated. As well as games, the cheerleaders and pom pon girls per- formed for a very enthusiastic crowd! Pep RcSj. . . Go! Bog! Green! Kelly Iverson and Stephanie Schwartz 'clown” around at the Pep Rally! Blo-bist!” Caught with your mouth open again, hi Amy? Pep Ratify 1. Having trouble there. Wendy? . . . SeaiM . . . Senior powder-puffers reign VICTORIOUS 12 SeMioty Senior Class Officers (from left to right): Dale Mittelstaedt, Pres.; Jack Hammer, VP; Gretchen Davidson, Sec.; Meg Stone, Treas. ■ j ... C m ... J In the fall of 1984, the 184 members of the class of '88 entered the halls of WHS for the first time. There were many things we didn't know about until we were helped along by those friendly seniors. Before we knew it, our first Homecoming was upon us. We were very excited and happy to Bury the Broncos and the rest of the school, even though our float won only 3rd place. Nevertheless, our spirit was first rate! Our freshmen representatives were Scott Klein and Beth Nannemann. Leading us through all these firsts were: Dale Mittelstaedt, President; Tammy Berg, Vice President; Donna Titze, Secretary; and Julie Benavides, Treasurer. Just as we began to get used to the routine, spring was upon us with all its new activities. Finally, we had the routine down. We became sophomores! The end of all the firsts. Class officers for our 183 sophomores were: Joe Zablocki, President; Scott Klein, Vice President; Donna Titze, Secretary; and Tim Halverson, Treasurer. Our second Homecoming was a great success. Our float received a first place because we knew our team would Spit on the Panthers.” Sophomore reps for the Homecoming festivities were John Rydzik and Deana Tweed. Before we knew it, the time had come for cupid to go to work. With his help, the sophomore class was able to sponsor a very successful Valentine's Day dance. Spring rolled around all too quickly, bringing the summer along with it. Time flew by and we became juniors. All 172 of us were upperclassmen. Leading us into the big time were: Jack Hammer, President; Meg Stone, Vice President; Tim Halverson, Secretary; and Mark Read, Treasurer. Amy Marta was our Badger Girl and Jack Hammer was our Badger Boy. Once again, the Homecoming activities began. For the first time, we had a disastrous float. But we managed to have a great time anyway. The theme was Trash the Falcons” and that’s exactly what we did to our float. Jack Hammer and Trudy Kopchinski were our class representatives. This particular winter passed slowly. Then came our big occasion — the 1987 Junior Prom! Reigning over the festivities were King John Rydzik and Queen Renee Scherrer. The representatives were Paul Ulrich and Andrea Lauria (co-chairmen), Tim Halverson and Donna Titze, and Dale Mittelstaedt and Tammy Berg. The beautiful decorations of rose, pink, and white and the fantastic entertainment by the Wait helped make this prom one of the most memorable ever. It truly was Almost Paradise,” as the theme stated. Finally we were seniors! Now we could sit back and watch the freshmen and everyone else go through the things we were experts at by this time. Leading the 164 members of the class of '88 through our final year were: Dale Mittelstaedt, President; Jack Hammer, Vice President; Gretchen Davidson, Secretary; and Meg Stone, Treasurer. The class was also very fortunate to receive Cathy Coto, Charmaine Collins, and Henrik Sjoberg as our AFS students. Once again, the Homecoming festivities began. We had a disastrous float — but this year, we had an excuse. Senioritis” was already setting in. The Wolverines lost to the Whitewater Whippets with a score of 41-14. In spite of this, our senior Homecoming was a success. Homecoming King and Queen were Pat Eulgen and Lucy Sanchez. Henrik Sjoberg and Tammy Berg represented our Senior Class. Our final year is drawing to a close and graduation is right around the corner. We realize how very quickly the past four years went by. On May 29, 1988, our class closed not only the doors to high school, but also a door that has many memories of good times and close friendships behind it. We can leave with the knowledge that we can always hold these memories close, and we will always . . . Remember. 1 SadoKi 15 Jeri Lynn Bazen John Benson Julie Benavides Brian Bertschinger Teri Beck Tammy Berg Mike Ahnert Jennifer Axelson Robert Albee 16 SeMiou Jill Block £toi H 17 Nancy Christoffersen Doug Cheever Michelle DePatie Brian Dworak Vicky Dohve Srkml 19 20 SmjUM Glenn Fluegge Jolyn Gnader Dean Grobarchik Heather Greeley Kevin Greil Tim Halverson Kim Fisher Kris Gauerke £toio U 21 Jim Kapelke Dean Janke Wendy Jock Kris Kienast Cindy Kickland Jackie Ketterhagen Jason Klepp Christy Kietzke Scott Klein 22 SeMiou Raul Koch Andrea Lauria Kelly Kossow SeMioHl 23 Amy Marta Kris Mattke Anthony McCrank Jeff Mickelson Jeanette Means Cathy Meyer Jerry Mehlhaff Amy Metz Robert Milentz 24 £mu a Renee Mischel Dale Mittelstaedt Jim Mitchell Bekki Moll Beth Moran Lisa Morris Beth Nannemann Sandy Oberhart Scott Novak Jennifer Peck Nicole Ovaska Roberta O'Leary 6 SeMUfll Mark Quilling Tanya Rausch David Radtke Michael Rasmusson Todd Reich StoitM 27 Rachel Roberts Kurby Rickert Carey Robran 4 Q.S QtotiM Don Shine Renee Scherrer Jennifer Schulz Kelly Shawhan Rick Seater Troy Seefeld Mark Shubert Troy Scheibel Michael Schroeder £eniMi 29 Henrik Sjoberg Michelle Stachowiak Paul Stahura Brad Stendahl Meg Stone Chris Stern Dean Sylvester Lisa Stephenson Randy Thompson Deana Tweed Paul Ulrich Dana Vyvyan Sudori 31 JuMixHl 33 . . . JuttioKi. . . Karis Addie Steve Adrian Jamie Aide Kelly Albce Vince Arsiniega Tony Bagin James Bakke Lori Barbian Stephanie Beckman Kirk Bell Jeff Benavides Jill Benavides Tammy Bentley Eddie Biebesheimer Jesse Bieniewski David Biermann Jill Bilski Amy Bishop Kip Blair Pat Blaskowski 34 JumLdhI . . . On O . . . Corey Blodgett Guy Bluhm Angela Boinski Beth Bolton Sarah Bonewald Denise Brzezinski Tim Buttles Mike Byrd Jay Campbell Brian Chambers Mike Chart Scott Chenier Eric Christensen Karen Cooley Jarmen Czuta Becky Darcy Myron Datka Paul Dirks Art Divittorio Heather Drozewski Junior 35 Jennifer Earl Dana Eckert Dawn Eckert Sylvia Edstrom Brian Edwards Chris Erwin Randy Fedikovich Jeff Fiehweg Carl Grouse Noel Guardiola Brenda Gunderson Julie Gunderson Cyle Guschl Paula Hale Joe Hall Bobbi Hansen JumjUM Tom Hanson Eric Harmcling Chuck Hayes Ann Heiscad Tim Herrell Kevin Hochevar Debbie Hribar Traci Huening Heidi Johnson Jenny Johnson Kirsten Johnson Kris Johnson Tiffany Johnston Jenny Kafura Jenny Kara Scott Kara JuaiMi 37 Ricci Kass Kris Kcnnelly Nancy Kestcr Marcic Ketterhagen Amy Kintop Cheryl Kirchgassner Brian Klemko Wendy Klotz Shannon Koelsch Sandy Komppa Jenefer Kramer Jennifer Krause Dave Krebsbach Kris Kudlewski 38 JujmxM Russell LaCourr Marie Lago Kim Laupan Chris Lee Cory Lohmeyer Wendy Madison Tom Mainus Ed Mason David Mehring Mike Metz Cindy Mickelson Scott Miles Scott Mirkowski Mark Moczynski JuMio'd 39 Bryan Moerke Kim Moerke Kelly Moran Lisa Morgan Bobbi Ann Mucci Dawn Nelson Scott Nelson Karen Oberhart Sharon Oberhart Heidi Oelkers Tim Okonek Kevin Olson Brett Parson Jenny Peterson Brian Pieper Scott Piper Pat Pliska Jeff Popp Camille Proffitt Noel Quandt Lee Rausch Tim Reed 40 JuKiMi ri I r i Alicia Reichstadter Annemarie Ress Carlos Rodriguez Matt Rosenbaum Sarah Roth Scott Saltzmann Scott Saunders Barry Schmaling Roger Schmidt Tim Schmidt Shannon Schober Laura Schultz Darcy Sears Brian Seeley Mary Segovia Cassandra Sewell Jiuu U 41 Keith Slack Dan Slesarik Lee Smith Loren Smith Paul Snyder Julie Spengler Joe Spinnato Brenda Stanley Barb Stevenson Heather Stoner Tina Storm Wendy Storm Joy Stuve Cindy Swendrowski 42 Junior Doug Tetting Chris Thorpe John Ticgs Dan Treziak Nicole Tridle Jon Vandenboom Jamie VanDyke Jim VanVeghel Becka Victor Russ Vyvyan Candy Wagner Bob Walczak Cheryl Waldron Bill Waulters JumjLoKL 43 Mike Webb Jon Weber Rob Weber Ryan Weber Jennifer Weithaus Melissa Welti Niki Weltzien Becky Wenzel Lunch is the highlight of the day for these guys! Melissa Winski Suzanne Wolke Bob Woznicki Joe Zablocki JUNIORS WHOSE PICTURES ARE NOT AVAILABLE: 44 Junior Angel DeLeon Lisa Jorgenson Chris Medrow Rob Schultz SoplumoWA Carol Alby Holly Arneson Marcey Asselin Marty Bakkc Laura Barrios Katie Barsness Jenni Beck Lena Becker Irene Benz Lori Berger Chris Bernau Brad Bettinger Laura Biel Tricia Bieniewski Gloria Boldt Regis Brost Stacy Burmeister Kory Buse Randy Cabunac Beth Chanlynn 46 Sop Id. . . . CUl O . . . Jodi Chiodo Kevin Clark Tania Cook Troy Cook Nichole Cuddeback Ronald Dahl Diana Datka Gavin DeGrave Jennifer DeHart Daniel DeLonay Christine DeMent Paul Dixon Erick Dohve Rachel Edwards Thomas Edwards Wayne Erwin Barbara Evenson Nicole Fabiszak Nichole Felber Brian Frenz £oplu. 47 Paul Fritz Shannon Gage Shane Gahagan Peter Gauerke Troy Gauger Elizabeth Gerds Karl Goetzke Sharon Haldeman Cathy Hammer Jennifer Hassey Mike Heck Tracy Hey Peter Hofman Kelly Iverson Andy Jacobson Melanie Jacobson Bob Janke Kerri Janssen Shane Johnston Hilary Jones 48 Sophi. Allen Josing Chris Juchniewicz Heidi Kara Carol Ketterman Mark Kittelson Tim Kling Mary Jane Koezly Frank Korb Chris Korhonen Joanne Krebsbach Michelle Kuhn Tina Lazewski Rich Leick Mike Lichucki Andy Look Tod Lovald Chad Luerssen Mark Mahoney Nichole Malboeuf Shawn Malecki £opld. 49 Tyler Manning Paul Mayer Kerri Mermal Tim Miller Randy Mittelstaedt Amy Morrow Dale Moss Stephanie Netz Kerry Otto Matt O'Leary Bill O'Neal David Paynter Dominic Perone Nicole Pinette Cris Pope Jim Raatz Lisa Radtke Jennifer Ragio Chris Rateike Lori Reed Stacey Reesman Donita Regner 50 £op u. Kevin Reinholcz Jason Rice Daschcllc Roice Heidi Rudolph Andrea Rummery Colleen Ryan Jon Sailer Jill Saltzmann Sophomores shout their spirit at the Homecoming Pep Rally! Nancy Scherbarth Melissa Schnabl Julie Schultz Stephanie Schwartz Sara Seater Kristen Seefeld David Shackelford Tom Slovak £opU. 51 Michelle Sossaman Tina Spesak Chris Stahl Richard Stanley Matt Stanosz Laura Stephenson Mike Stever John Stolpa Sarah Stoner Tina Swanson Matt Taskonis Bret Thiede 52 £opk. Kristin Townsend Jennifer Treffmger Nathan Van Dyke Jennifer Voss Robert Weber Jay Whitford Kurt Wicklund Brian Willms Scott Willms Bryan Wolf Brek Zortman £opla. 53 . . . StuducT Lifb . . . 54 SfhdeMt Life, Fmlmm 55 . . . FwiIimm . . . Mike Anderson Chris Arneson Jean Averill Steve Bakke Bradley Baumeister Leonard Becker Kathy Beckman Jim Bell Emily Bencriscutto Brian Bentlzer Eric Bird Craig Block Amy Boguszewski Kyle Bosch Madonna Bousquet Karen Burke Charity Buse Beth Chaulklin Michelle Chenier Tracey Clark 56 F wik . . . C u Of 91 . . . Robert Dams Jim DcCloux Natalie Demichei Dani Dettmann Becky Disher Heather Domres Peter Doom Ed Drewitz Todd Durlin Karla Dzbinski Mark Eckert Scott Fisher Heather Flintrop Jason Fry Jennifer Gaudes Theresa Geilfuss Jeni Gill Laura Grabowski Lisa Grajek Melissa Harris Fioilc 57 Jennifer Heistad Beth Henningfeld Brandyn Hensley Jerard Herman Dawn Hertz Dan Hoeft Nicole Hoffman Doug Hollister Adam Ignasiak Beth Jacobson Chris Janke Mark Janssen Kevin Jock Jennifer Johnson Mike Kaul Brian Ketterhagen Mia Kienast Mike Kienast Lori Kietzke Dan Kimball 58 Fioilc Jason LaGosh Tiffany LaMeer Craig Lederhaus Colleen Lee Lori Linder Jay Little Nicole Madderom Richard Maerzke Ty Manicke Brad Marta Randy Matezevich Rusty Meder Carmen Meyer Shawn Mcyrose Kent Milam Carrie Miles Fioili 59 Sarah Mischel Ed Moffct Rachel Monsen Christopher Mucci Adam Mutsch Jamie Myers Todd Nelson Jason Niemyjski Nichole Obershaw Troy Oleson Dana Olson Jeff O'Brien David O'Neal Mike Parson Lisa Pavlovich Natalie Peck Dan Podgorski Penny Poznanski Brady Puetz Shannon Raatz Bryan Ratkowski John Rau 60 Fu ilt Megan Reich Wally Reichstadter Barb Ress Jim Richmond Jenny Robran Glenn Roby April Rodriguez Mike Rutter Paul Rydzik Stephanie Saltzmann Sheila Sanchez Suzi Sanchez Marci Schnabl Johanna Schroeder Beth Senft Brandon Sewell Bill Schecterle Rodney Siemers Michele Simonton Kraig Smith Bob Snider Tom Sobczyk Ftoik 61 Brad Schmidt Monica Spaulding Judy Spesak Jason Stahura Nicole Stankowski Danielle Stoner Tom Strasser Matthew Stuve Elisabeth Tilleros Dennis Timm Brian Touve Russell Tretow Jeff Vogt Raymond Wagner 6 Fnoilt Fioili 63 Elizabeth Webster Nathan Weinkauf Tom Wendt Joan Wenzel Ed Waldron Mike Wambach Aimee Warras Shelley Warmer ■ j v, ■ The freshmen discovered real soon that the lobby is a great place to catch up on the latest! Rose Watts Chris Weber Tracy Weston Chris Weinke Deborah Willems 64 FioiH Roxanne Winker Bob Winkler Eric Wolf Adam Wolfe Dan Wong Rachel Yerckie FRESHMAN PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE: Martin Samphere Charles Sobbe £M The student body saw Santa kissing Mrs. Hardi- man-Frank! 66 R Dale Mittelstaedt presented the exchange students with a check so that they could call home for the holidays. The 1987 Christmas Assembly was hosted by Santa Claus himself! With the help of his very capable assistant elf, (alias Mrs. Osenga) nine lucky people were awarded prize money from the second annual WHS Raffle. This followed the presentation of letter jackets and money to the exchange students. AFS president Kris Gauerke made presentations to Cathy, Charmaine, and Henrik. With Santa's arrival, the student body had the chance to catch many candy bars that were tossed into the crowd. Top student sellers for the raffle tickets were Tanya Rausch, winner of $100, and Jill Block, $50 winner. The following five students also won $25 incentive prizes: Mike Kaul, Kevin Jacobson, Chris Mattke, Gloria Boldt, and Becky Wenzel. Seven other students also won Southridge Gift certificates in a draw- ing at large. RAFFLE PRIZE WINNERS $50: Tracy Bazen Laura Donath Sue Johnson Julie Flitt $100: Jerry Schultz Jamie Van Dyke $200: Ralph Oldenberg $400: Gayle Kossow $750: Mary Bosch Santa (otherwise known as Mr. Mor gan) had a fun time with the drawing. Charmaine, Cathy, and Henrik tell about their Christmases at Home. RM Mrs. Osenga and Mr. Morgan pick the next winner. RM 67 . . . McubuqoJti . . . Madrigal Singers, row I left to right: C. Hassey, K. Johnson. J. Earl, H. Oclkers. B. O'Leary, S. Schober, M. DePatie, K. Kennelly, K. Bosch, M. Kuhn. Row 2, left to right: B. Dworak, D. Cheever, S. Chenier, E. Edstrom. Row 3, left to right:). Fitch, J. Hammer, T. Reich, R. Thompson. The 1987 Madrigal Dinner was again held at the St. Francis Monastery in Burlington. The hall was packed for two performances as many enjoyed a holiday feast in the tradition of merrie olde England. After being welcomed by the recorder consort and a brass fanfare, diners shared some humor and fun during the dinner of Roast turkey, baked ham, mashed potatoes, dressing, and other trimmings. Of course, the meal would not be com- plete without the Wassail Bowl and Blaming Plum pudding. The boar's head, too, added a touch of ele- gance” to this annual affair. 68 Mdebugcd Dituwt Frank Korb (The Lord of Misrule) and Doug Che ever posed to show off their traditional garb. Recorders at the dinner were J.J. Johnson, Rachael Monson, Elisabeth Tilleros, Andrea Rummery, and Beth Chanlynn. Servers at the dinner were Dana Eckert, Megan Reich, Jenny Hassey, Lisa Morgan, Sara Mischel, Jodi Chiodo, and Noelle Quandt. Randy Cabunac and Cathy Hammer played the brass fanfare. Ma faigcA 69 . . . C ktituvti . . . 70 Cmtuk The Christmas tree in the library this year was decorated by Student Council. Santa had an exceptionally hard year in 87 Are you that hard up, Steve??? Ctudait Corned The Student Council of 1987-88 was again involved in many activities throughout the year. They put a great deal of time and effort into the orga- nization of an overnight with the AFS students and Homecoming festivities. In addition to this, they held several assemblies including Bridges and the band The Edge.” They again sponsored the blood drive in March. This year student council tried to get the student body more involved. One way they did this was by sending a student council member to each of the school board meetings. To re- ceive more student input, they added the Suggestion Box in the office. Our council members should be regarded as leaders who are trying to make school life more interesting for the rest of us. Thanks to all members and the adviser, Mrs. Noltner! Student Council members, row 5 left to right: M. Stone, H. Sjoberg, Mrs. Noltner, C. Lee. Row 4 left to right: C. Collins, C. Weber, R. Leick, A. Look. Row } left to right: E. Waldron, N. Scherbarth, D. Olsen, J. Earl, T. Johnston, T. Slovak. Row 2, left to right.). Schroeder. B. Touve, J. LaGosh, B. Victor, J. Stuve, L. Morgan. Seared, left to right: M. Chenier, J. Heistad, L. Grajek, B. Chanlynn, D. Mittelstaedt, J. Hammer. Student Council officers, from left to right Jack Hammer, Pres.; Dale Mittelstaedt, Sergeant-at-arms; Jennifer Earl. Secretary; Meg Stone, Treas. Not pictured, Jenny Axelson, VP. 72 Oudedt CouMctf . . . Ndtlotuxi fSowfl, . . . The National Honor Society recognizes students for outstanding qualities in scholarship, character, leader- ship, and community service. The students must have a grade point average of at least 3.5 out of a possible 4.0. The WHS faculty selects new NHS members from the junior and senior classes at the semester. The adviser for the group is Ms. Schraufnagel. NHS Members Row 3 left to right: A. Marta, M. Stone, D. Mittelstaedt. Row 2: J. Hammer, J. Brzezinski, T. Halverson. J. Rydzik. Row 1: L. Jacobson, D. Pulley. NHS Officers Row 2 left to right: J. Brzezinski - Treas.. T. Halver - son-VP, Row I: M. Stone-Secy., A. Marta-Pres. . . . Fonenki . . . Forensics Officers: K. Jacobson-VP, J. Schultz- Sec'y., L. Schultz-Pres., T. Buttles-Treas. Forensics Row 2 left to right: T. Buttles, Mrs. Ebert. L. Schultz. J. Weithaus, K. Jacobson. Row I: J. Schultz, K. Ronan, J. Chiodo, M. Jacobson. This year's Forensics team was Filled with new faces. By competing in several invitational meets early in the season, this young team helped gain experience for the WHSFA elimination contests. Wa- terford was the site of the conference meet as well as that of an invitational meet held in early February. Mrs. Ebert advises this outstanding group. V T FfrtMiLCi 73 AFC 74 Aft CM AFS Officers (From left to right): Kris Gauerke, President; Deanna Tweed, Secretary. AFS Club is one of the most active clubs at WHS. This year we hosted students from three countries, Costa Rica, Australia, and Sweden. Henrik Sjoberg came through the Y.E.S. program and added much to AFS ac- tivities. After hosting a Faculty Breakfast in the fall, students also worked hard on a Homecoming float and helped with the annual pancake breakfast in November which was sponsored by the Adult Chapter. The highlight of the year was the out-in- state weekend in December, that brought 12 other visiting AFS stu- dents to Waterford. Special thanks to the Saltzmann families, the Gauerke family, the Runnels family, for host- ing these students for the year. Also, a great big thank you to Mrs. Brand- stetter, the club's adviser. AFS Club, row ) left to right: C. Kirchgassner, T. Johnston, C. Proffitt, A. Ress, D. Eckert, S. Beckman. B. Senft, C. Miles, K. Beckman, C. Weber, A. Reichstadter, K. Mattke. Row 2, left to right: R. Mischel, J. Earl, B. Victor, H. Oelkers, D. Willms, S. Roth, J. Axelson, J. Bazen, J. Schulz, G. Davidson, C. Thorpe, N. Pinette. Seated, left to right: D. Pulley, C. Hassey, K. Johnson, C. Coto, H. Sjoberg, D. Tweed, K. Gauerke, J. Saltzmann, C. Collins, N. Quandt, J. Johnson, M. DePatie. FBLA M FBLA 75 FBLA, row 3, left to right: Mrs. Osenga, advisor, E. Walsh, A. Metz, T. Lewandowski, P. Safran, D. Eckert, K. Laupan, D. Sears, C. Waldron, S. Oberhart. Row 2, left to right: T. Johnston, T. Beck, C. Meyer, D. Willms, J. Block, C. Kirchgassner, K. Kossow, A. Boinski, D. Nelson, W. Jock. Row 3, left to right: A. Heistad, B. Wenzel, C. Willems, C. Mickelson. Amy, Daun, and Erin attended the Leadership Conference in Milwaukee with Mrs. O in November. FBLA is a national organization not only for future business leaders, but for peo- ple who are interested in the business Field. FBLA does many interesting things for the community, school, and for each individual member. We are in- volved in national, state, and regional conferences as well as competitions. Some of the other activities of FBLA are dances, luncheons, caroling at the hospi- tal, and inviting speakers to class. FBLA officers, standing left to right: Kim Laupan, Treas.; Amy Metz, Sec; Seated left to right: Jill Block, Reporter; Cheryl Kirchgassner, VP; Kelly Kossow, Pres.; Cheryl Waldron, Histo- rian. . . . EdiuuitiMai £ewice Cmb . . . Education Service Club, Row 2, left to right: Adviser Mrs. Paetsch, B. Victor, L. Morgan, S. Stoner, C. Collins, M. Sossaman. Row I, left to right: J. Schultz, J. Krause, L. Schultz, M. Reich. Officers from left to right: Laura Schultz, Sec.-Treas., J. Krause, Pres. The Education Service Club is misunderstood by many peo- ple. It is not only intended for those who are planning on becoming teachers, but also for anyone who wants exper- ience working with grade school kids, or serving as aides for high school teachers. The club also serves refreshments at parent teacher conferences, helps publicize National Educa- tion Week, and gives a scholarship for a senior interested in pursuing a career in education. New members are always welcomed! This year the Waterford FFA has its largest membership in the past 5 years with 82 members. The FFA has also broadened its range of activities this year. The activity list includes pro- grams that deal with the Waterford Grade Schoolers, residents of Levi Barnes, community groups, state and national organizations, and area resi- dent. Monthly meetings keep every- one in tune of the activities with a basketball or volleyball game after- wards. M D Peror N Wemkauf. K Clark. C. Block. J DeCloux, B. Popp.j Saltzmann. Row 2: T Buttles. T Okonek S Sakamaun. D Oelonay. B. Bertschinger. M. Shubert. S Kara, j Johnson. N. Quandt. H Kara. E Bud. E Waldron. J Richmond.; NicmjyskcK Milam D O Neal. C. Korhonen Row 1 J Fry. K Bosch. A Mutsch. T Nelson. K Goetzke -■ Kateike, J. LaOosn, T. Kling, C. Luerssen. Other activities FFA members are in- volved in are: conventions, County and State Fairs, a Fishing trip to Boul- der Junction, judging contests, work- shops, community exhibits, holiday parties, FFA week activities, teacher social, and the 40 acre school farm which is operated and managed by this years Farm Managers. . . . Fmck Cflub . . . The French Club this year was very active. Many trips were planned in- cluding one to the Chicago Art Insti- tute. On this outing members were able to view the outstanding Cour- tauld Collection. They also enjoyed a lunch at the Vie de France. A trip to see the Nutcracker and the annual French Club Dinner were still being planned. The group is advised by Miss Graf. 1987-1988 French Club Officers are Pres.-Amy Mara, V.P.-C Kirchgassner, Sec’y.-Amy Jo Metz, Treas.-Kris Kienast. French Club (nor «crure m order) T Beck. J Beck. E Bencriscutto. L BM. A Bishop. G Bold.. B Bolton S Burmeistet B J Chkrfo. N f uddeback. B Chanlynn. M Chenier. S Chenier. C Collin . G Degrave. M DePane.J Aide . P Doom. D Eckert A Edw� rd TEdw� rd R Fabiszak. E Gerd . M Harm. J Hassey. B Jacobson. K Jacobson. L Jacobson. M Jacobson.J Johnson, T Johnston. K Kienast. M Kienast. A Kwop, C. Kirchgassner T Lewandowski. N Madderon. N. Malboeuf. A Marta. B Marta. R Mischel. S Mischel. A Metz, C Meyer. E Moffett. A Morrow. Netz. J Peterson. A. Petne. P Poznanski. C Proffitt. D Pulley. N Quandt. T Rausch. W Reichstadter. A Ress. C Robran. B Ress. J Robran. Rummery.J Rutter. S Sanchez. P Safran. D Sears.J Schroeder. J Schultz. L Schuhz. M Sossaman. M Spalding. M Scachowiak. N Stankowslu. Stevenson. H. Stoner. S Stoner. W Storm. J Stolpa, J VanDyke. E Walsh. A Warras. B Wenzel. D Wong. 6 Tdleroa.J Wenzel 78 Funde Club The 1987-88 Library Club consist- ed of about 20 members who were interested in helping the library run smoothly. The members have many responsibilities and are a great help to Mr. Tonn and Mrs. Mehring. As well as the usual task of returning books to their shelves, these students help locate infor- mation for other students and run off work for the teachers. Keep up the good work! . . Libvauj dub . . . Library Club Row 3, left to right: H. Greeley, Mr. Tonn. S. Nelson, J. Block, B. Schmaling, K. Kossow, D. Gauger, T. Rausch. Row 2, left to right:). Krebsbach, B. Gunderson, H. Drozewski, S. Roth, A. Petrie. Row I, left to right: J. Earl, J. Kafura, J. Bazen, A. Heistad, D. Eckhardt, J. Jardis. ttUU wu Library Club officers, from left to right: Brenda Gunderson, President; Jenny Kafura, Treasurer; Sarah Roth, VP; Jill Block, Secretary. Libwuj Club 79 Ymbook, Staff The 1987-1988 yearbook was alot of work! Many long, hard hours went into meeting the deadlines. Assigning photographers, writing copy, and so- lictiing ads were just some of the jobs that needed to be done. Thanks should be given out to the staff, and also to any other people who helped make this yearbook possible! Yearbook Staff; Row 3 left to right: T. Johnston, T. Beck, S. Reeseman, K. Beckman, M. Reich, M. Kienast, K. Townsend, L. Read, S. Mischel. Row 2: C. Waldron, D. Pulley, R. Mischel, M. DePatie, A. Petrie.J. Axelson, B. Nannemann, J. Schulz, L. Grabowski, L. Pavlovich, Ms. Ranke. Row 1: K. Laupan, L. Linnemanstons, C. Weber, G. Davidson, D. Tweed, L. Schultz, E. Tilleros, J. Schroeder, S. Koelsch, T. Storm. 80 Ymbook Mia Kienast types copy for one of the yearbook pages. The calender plays and important part in planning the yearbook. . . . Pdfibu Page, . . . This year there were two new editors taking care of the yearbook; Kris Kien- ast- Senior Editor, Shannon Koelsch- Junior Editor. Sales Editors Tina Storm, Kim Laupan and Cheryl Waldron han- dled the business end of things, while Laura Schultz, Photography Editor, took most of the pictures. We would like to thank our staff for all the help they gave us. We would espe- cially like to thank our advisor. Miss Ranke. She helped us do the best job we could. We hope you enjoy your 1988 yearbook! r- '■t pavvil A Ml':'?’ Editors at Summer Camp, Row 2 left to right: K. Laupan, K. Kienast, L. Schultz. Row 1: C. Waldron, T. Storm, S. Koelsch. Top left: Co-editors Shannon and Kris. Above: Laura, Photography Editor. Bot- tom left: The Three Stooges” (oops. Sales Editors) Kim, Tina, and Cheryl. Ymhooic SI W - C tb . . . W Club members, not listed in order K. Addic. J Axelson.J Bazen, T Beck, S. Beckman. J. Benavides. J. Benavides. T Berg. A. Bishop. B. Bolton, K. Bosch, K. Cooley, N. Cuddeback, G. Davidson, M DePatie, H Drozcwski. S Edstrom, R Fabiszak. N. Felber, K Fisher. C. Hammer. C. Hassey. D. Hribar. L. Jacobson, H. Johnson, J. Johnson. K. Johnson, K. Kienast. A. Kintop, C. Kirchgassner. J Kramer. A. Lauru, T. Lewandowski. L. Linnemanstons. W. Madiosn. A. Marta. C. Mikelson, L. Morgan. B. Nannemann, C. Profitt. D Pulley. A. Petrie. D. Roice, S. Roth. R. Scherrer, M. Schnabl. D. Sears. N. Scherbarth. T. Storm, 1. Stephenson. M. Stone. J. Stuve. D. Titze. D. Tweed. B. Victor. E. Walsh. C Weber. B. Wenzel. D Willms. L WUlms. V. Arsiniega. J Benavides. J Biemewski. J Benson. M. Chan. D Cheever. T. Chiodo. M Oemence. P Collins. D Delonay. P. Dirks. T Duriin. B. Edwards. W Erwin. K. Greil.J. HaU. J. Hammer. G. Hoffmann. J. Hoppe. D Jankc. S. Klein. C Lohmeyer. A. Look. S. Ustig. T Mamus. J Mehlhaff. D Minelstaedt. M. Moczynski. K. Olson. D. Perone. S. Podgorski. M. Quilling. C. Rateike. K. Rickert.J. Rowe.J. Rydzik, S. Saltzmann, R. Schmidt. T Seefeld. M. Shubert. L. Smith, P. Stahura. B. Stendahl. P. Ulrich. N. Vandyke. J. Whitford. C. Wolfgram In order to be in W-Club, a student must have earned a major letter in a sport or cheerleading. The club is advised by Mr. Harmeling. Major activities of the club are sponsoring the Water- ford Wrestling Invitational. They also sell candy and popcorn during the lunch hours in the main lobby. The Club promores sportsmanlike con- duct in competition and boosts school spirit. 82 W-CU Kevin Grcil and Mr. Harmeling wait for the noon hour rush! . . . fki Cftub . . . Ski Club, Row 4, left to right: B. Senft, D. Tweed, A. Petrie, J. Hoppe, M. DePatie, M. Segovia, S. Novak. Row 3, left to right: G. DeGrave, K. Wicklund, H. Sjoberg, Mrs. Osenga, S. Saltzmann, M. Bousquet. Row 2, left to right: K. Kossow, C. Stahl, T. Slovak, R. Mischel, R. Brost. Row 1, left to right: B. Chanlynn, H. Jones, T. Manicke, B. Marta, N. Obershaw, D. Shine. Ski Club officers, top left to right: Kelly Kossow, Treas.; Dawn Pulley, VP; Beth Chanlynn, Pres.; Chris Bernau, Secretary. Although the Ski Club is only in its third year here at WHS, there are quite a few members. The Ski Club takes trips to Alpine Valley Resort every other week. Members receive free downhill skiing lessons on each trip. Students seem to really enjoy being a part of Ski Club. We hope that it continues to be a popular orga- nization! Ski CU 83 . . . no dafj Concent . . . The audience was ale to enjoy a variety of holiday Keep your eyes on the music Lori! tunes. 84 Band Take it away, saxophones! The bands had a successful year un- der the leadership of a new director, Mrs. Druschke. The marching band and pep bands livened up the football and basketball games. In addition to having a lot of fun, the band students worked hard in the Varsity, Concert, and Jazz bands to prepare for several contests and competitions. The dedi- cation of the students helped make this year one worth remembering. Varsity Band row one left to right: J. Treffinger, K. Janssen, S. Beckman, J. Puetz, S. Bonewald, L. Schultz, A. Morrow. Row 2: Mrs. Druschke, L. Stephenson, D. Sears, B. Bettinger, N. Tridle, D. Hribar.J. Koeziy, J. Leick, S. Netz, J. Schultz, C. Proffitt, D. Gauger. Row 3: T. Buttles, J. Popp, S. Adrian, C. Hammer, D. Radtke, J. Kapelke, L. Barbian, K. Addie, S. Reesman, N. Cuddeback. Row 4: D. Cheever, L. Ignatowski. Concert Bend Row one left to right: D Denmann. L Stephenson. N. Hoffman. E. Tditto . R Monsen Row 2: Mr Druschke, E. Wolf. L Kietike. W Reichstadter. E. Webster. A. Bornski. J. Johnson. C. Hoefling. B Mucci Row j J. Rau. K Beckman. J Fry. P Doom. A. Rodngucz. A. Reichscadter, A. Hetscad. R Cabunac. D. Hollister. J Sailor. B Freru. G. Roby Row 4 S Meyrose. D. Olson, M. Asselin Jazz Band Row four left to right: H. Domres, D. Radtke, J. Hammer, N. VanDyke, T. Buttles, J. Kapelke, D. Cheever. Row 3. J. Popp, R. Cabunac, L. Ignatowski, J. Johnson, S. Adrian. Row 2: D. Sears, B. Bettinger, K. Olson, L. Stephenson. Row 1: K. Johnson. Band 85 Tnebol Clwid This year the Trebal Choral traveled to North Cape and St. Thomas schools in the fall. They did this to promote the group to the feeder schools and future WHS students. The Trebal Choral consists of all girls. The members performed at the Christ- mas Concert and attended the Solo and Ensemble Contest. Mr. Westergaard teaches the group. Trebal Choral Row 4 left to right; S. Haldeman, J. Pliska, B. Moll, K. Iverson, T. Hey, B. Chanlynn. Row ) C. Lazewski, N. Quandt, H. Jones, A. Reichstadter, J. Beck. Row 2: E. Tilleros, M. Winski, T. Fletcher, K. Thorpe, J. Chiodo. Row 1: R. Monson, J. Johnson, B. Ress, M. DePatie, A. Rummery. . . . Mixed ChoVi . . . Mixed Choir is a musical elective class that can be taken by anyone of any grade level. It is held every day for the whole school year. In Muted Chorus you are taught the basic musical skills, including notes on a keyboard, rhythm, and singing skills. Mixed Choir per- forms at three concerts, and the members participate in local and district solo and ensemble con- tests. The group is taught by Mr. Westergaard. Mixed Choir Row 4 left to right: J. Meyers, N. Demichei, R. Watts, T. Lago, M. Bakke, S. Pieper, S. Gahagan, M. Stanosz, S. Seater, H. Rudolph, M. Reich. Row 3: T. Geilfus, E. Bencriscutto, B. Puetz, B. Touve, S. Bakke, A. Divittorio, B. Marta, J. Schroeder, R. Winker, M. Bousquet. Row 2: J. Avril, K. Beckman, M. Harris, S. Raatz, A. Warras, N. Obershaw, S. Saltzmann, L. Grabowski, R. Mischel, L. Linder, E. Webster. Row 1: V. Dohve.J. Voss, N. Peck, M. Spalding, B. Chauklin, A. Boguszewski, L. Grajek, D. Stoner, L. Pavlovich, R. Edwards. 86 Cl un . . . CoHC ct CtwVl . . . Concert Choir Row 4 left to right: C. Hassey, T. Seefeld, N. VanDyke, R. Thompson, T. Reich, W. Person, K. Kennelly. Row }: A. Kintop, E. Gerds, J. VanDyke, H. Oelkers, M. Kuhn, K. Bosch, J. Spengler. Row 2: D. Biermann, S. Chenier, F. Korb, E. Edstrom, E. Christensen. Row 1: M. DePatie, D. Willms, C. Meyer, J. Hassey, N. Pinette, N. Ovaska, D. Eckert. The 1987-1988 Concert Choir had a very industrious year. In addition to their an- nual Fall, Christmas, and Spring con- certs, they toured the feeder schools to show everyone what the Waterford High School choirs had to offer. This proved to be very successful. Although the choir was small in numbers, they were large in determination and cooperation! Swing Choir was quite busy during the 1987-1988 school year. Besides traveling to performances and competitions, and also attending many extra weekend practices, they still had time to bring every- one in the group closer together. They actually enjoyed the work they put into their songs and dances! Swing Choir Back Row left to right: F. Korb, C. Hassey, J. Earl, D. Mittelstaedt, T. Reich, K. Johnson, D. Cheever, H. Oelkers, J. Kapelke, K. Fisher, E. Edstrom, W. Madison, S. Chenier, J. Stuve.J. Hassey, J. Fitch, L. Morgan. Front Row: K. Johnson, J. Hammer, B. Victor, B. Dworak, K. Kennelly, K. Bosch, M. Kuhn, J. VanDyke, R. Thompson. Cltfwi 87 . . . Tnai dwq Troupe . This is the first year for the Theater Connection's Traveling Troupe. This group performed scenes in repertory from the collection of short comic vignettes taken from Neil Simon's The Good Doctor. The troupe performed for different organizations, schools, and nursing homes, besides giving two perfor- mances at the high school. It is our hope that this group will provide varied and interesting acting ex- periences for its members as well as providing a service to our com - munity. Traveling Troupe members, seared from left to right: B. Moll, P. Doom, J. Voss, M. Bousquet, E. Webster, S. Warmer, J. Gaudes. Standing; F. Korb. Tltbrifov . . . 88 Otouui Theater Connection members, row 4, left to right: T. Lamp. L. Jorgenson, P. Kinnard, F. Korb. J. Spengler, Mrs. Bousquet. adviser, P. Doom. Seated, row 3, left to right: B. Moll, D. Biermann, D. Nelson. A. Rodriguez, T. Lazewski. Row 2, left to right: A. Petrie. E. Gerds. D. Eckert. J. Krause. Row J, left to right:). Chiodo. S. Wanner. D. Willems, J. Voss. J. Gaudes, E. Webster. M. Bousquet. . . . l a iitfg Footbath . . . Varsity Football Row 4: P. Ulrich. R. Weber. K Blair. H. Sjoberg, S. Adrian. J. Rowe. M. Chart. P. Stahura. Row 3: Coach Block, J. Fitch- Mgr., P. Eulgen, B. Klemko, T. Mainus, S. Mirkowski, J. Hoppe, T. Buttles-Mgr., Coach Nannemann. Row 2: N. Guardiola, J. Hammer, M. Quilling, C. Wolfgram. S. Saltzmann. K. Olson, K Greil, E. Harmeling, S. Klein, B. Moerke. Row 1). Rydzik, E. Byrd, T. Herrell, D. Mittelstaedt, C. Lee, V. Arsiniega, S. Chenier. The Varsity Football Team played two sea- sons in 1987. The first was 0-7, the second was 2-0. Despite injuries and the toughest schedule in the conference, the players hung together and improved. At the end of the season, the Wolverines had the best passing yardage in the conference. Most Valuable Players for the year were Scott Klein and Jack Hammer. Henrik Sjo- berg was all conference as kicker. Scott Klein, John Rowe, and Jack Hammer were all area picks. Scott Klein, Jack Hammer, Chris Wolfgram, John Rowe and Mark Quilling were 2nd team all county picks. Kevin Olson and Paul Stahura get set for the next play at the Homecoming game. . . . FootboM . . J.V. Football: Row 4 left to right: C. Pope. N. VanDyke. B Bettinger. A. Jacobson. Row ): Coach Milatz. K Reinholtz. T. Slovak. R. Mittelstaedt. J Rice. M. Heck. Coach Kaul. Row 2: R. Stanley. B. Zortman, B Weber. B Janke, K. Clark. J. Raatz. Row I: M. Taskonis, P. Fritz, R. Leick, A. Look, C. Stahl. The Sophomore Football Team struggled this past year finishing with one win in nine contests. The season, however, did end on a high note when the sophs defeated rival Union Grove 20-12 in the last game of the year. Besides a poor record, the team also suffered numerous injuries throughout the year which contribut- ed to their dismal record. Some play- ers did show some potential and should be able to help the Varsity team in coming years. With a season of four wins and six losses, the freshman team did very well. Coaches Tonn, Essman, and Ray, see a bright future for these players. Many players demonstrated outstand - ing leadership and athletic abili- ties; all should be cited for their fine efforts. Coach Tonn had a few comments to say on the Freshman Team They are a good bunch of kids, who I real- ly enjoyed working with!” Freshman Football: Row 4 left to right: K. Milam, M. Rutter, T. Sobczyk, J. Niemyjski, C. Smith, M. Parsons. T. Oleson, M. Eckert. Row .1 R Wagner, N. Weinkauf. J. O'Brien. Coach Ray. Coach Tonn. Coach Essman. T. Strosser, D. Olson. R. Dams Row 2: D. Timm. D. O'Neal, C. Janke. B. Hensley. M. Kaul, S. Bakke. G. Roby. E. Waldron. Row 1: B. Ratkowski. P. Rydzik. M. Stuve. J. Rau. . . . Rebut R . . . Enthusiastic and energetic . . . school spirited and supportive. These are just a few adjectives to describe the 1987- 1988 Football Cheerleaders. They have shown their dedication on the sidelines through rain and cold. The girls' ability and showmanship have improved by leaps and bounds this year. This was the result of many long hours of practice and long days at camp during the summer. The 8 cheerleaders who attended camp competed, and came in 2nd runner up out of 30 squads. Good job girls! The girls are advised by CJ Schildt. Varsity Cheerleaders left to right: M. DePatie, T. Johnston, C. Hassey, J. Earl, M. Ketterhagen, C. Weber, B. Victor. Not Pictured- K. Kienast 92 FootbaM CMmkcdm J.V. Cheerleaders Row 2 left to right:). Beck, K. Townsend, H. Jones, J. Hassey. Row 1: B. Chaniyn, A. Rummery. . . . GtoU Coudjuj Row 3 left to right: Mr. Bugenhagen, J. Wenzel, H. Stoner mgr., C. Wagner-mgr., L. Kietzke. Row 2: K. Cooley, M. Schnabl, J. Johnson, N. Cuddeback. Row 1: S. Halde- mann, N. Tridlc. The 1987 Women s Cross Country team had a successful season this year, capped off by qualifying as a team for sectionals. In the conference meet the women improved their place by nearly half the field. Good job girls! The team is coached by Mr. Bugenhagen. The 1987 Men’s Cross Country team had a disappointing year in both con- ference and state meets, finishing low in both meets. One bright spot is the fact that no runners will be lost to graduation. Hopefully with the exper- ience from this year they can improve for next year. The team is coached by Mr. Bugenhagen. Row 3 left to right: H. Stoner-mgr., S. Fisher, C. Blodgett, C. Rateike, T. Manicke, C. Wagner-mgr. Row 2: Mr. Bugenhagen, C. Erwin, W. Erwin, S. Willms, T. Gauger, B. Marta. Row 1: J. Bieniewski, C. Lohmeyer. Own County 93 VoffleyboM . . . Though this year's volleyball team did not experience the success previous Waterford teams have had. the season was far from a failure. Returning seniors provided leader- ship. while three sophomores showed promise for the future. Five juniors bal- anced out the team. Renee Scherrer and Erin Walsh led the team in serving while Meg Stone. Gretchen Davidson, and Beth Nannemann were the top spikers. The team finished second in the Racine Park Invita- tional. definite proof that Waterford's reign is not over. Meg Stone was voted MVP while Beth Nannemann received the award for the best hustle on the court. The team showed much improvement toward the end of the season and — most importantly — they had fun! Co-capcains Beth Nannemann and Meg Stone Standing. Row 1:). Krause, T. Huening, K. Laupan, W. Storm, S. Koelsch, M. Stone. Row 2: S. Beckman, R. Scherrer, J. Krebsbach, B. Nannemann, D. Hribar, J. Kramer, S. Reesman. Seated: Coach Deichl, J. Stuve, G. Davidson, C. DeMent, B. Gunderson. Joy, are you touching that net? 94 VoMtyboM . . . Futim IpilcM The Sophomore Volleyball team had a very successful season. Despite having three sophomore players on the varsity team, they still had a winning record of 7-4. The team worked hard during the season and will continue to improve their skills to be- come a part of the varsity team next year. Sophomore Volleyball ream, standing from left to right: C. Miles, K. Buse, J. Ragio, Coach Reesman, D. Datka, N. Fclbcr. Row I, left to right: M. Kuhn, L. Stephenson, N. Scherbarth, M. Asselin, K. Janssen, J. Treffinger, S. Burmeister, C. Hammer. The freshmen year in volleyball is spent learning basics such as setting, spiking, serving, and forward passing. This year there were 15 girls on the team. Our season ended with a 50% win loss record. Freshman Volleyball, row J left to right: N. Hoffman, S. Sanchez, J. Heistad. Row 2, left to right: C. Buse, B. Henningfeld, M. Harris, M. Chenier, P. Poznanski, Coach Osenga. Row 1 left to right: N. Obershaw, B. Senft, R. Winker, M. Simonton, J. Kimball, E. Webster, S. Saltzmann. VodegboM 95 . . . GinJk TemU . . . The 1987 Tennis Team was one of the most successful in recent years. The in- stallation of new tennis courts was a great improvement. Amy Marta ended her career with a 10-3 conference record. Heidi Oelkers was a welcome addition to the team. The team grew in numbers with the addition of many new freshman and underclassmen. Everyone improved their skills with help from Coach Mike Brannen. Girls Tennis Row 3 left to right: C. Rob ran, R. Fabiszak, B. Ress, J. Johnson, L. Berger, J. Schultz. Row 2: M. Reich, A. Petrie, B. Wenzel, D. Scars, J. Meyers, C. Juchniewicz, K. Ronan, N. Maiboeuf. Row 1:J. Jacobson, P. Safran, C. Lee, H. Oelkers, A. Marta, A. Warras, E. Tilleros. Got Goff . . . Girls Golf Row 2 left to right: C. Proffitt, K. Addie, S. Raatz, Mr. McDermott, Row 1: T. Storm, D. Roice, C. Kirchgassner, K. Seefcld, A. Kintop. 96 TehmU Goff The 1987 Golf Team was small, but more experienced than previous years. With only 5 Juniors, 2 Sophomores, and 1 Freshman, the scores were even better, and spirits remained high. MVP Cheryl Kirchgassner missed State Competition by only one stroke, but she was selected for 2nd team all coun- ty. Overall the team did well, and had alot of fun. The team is coached by Mr. McDermott. . . . Gymaida . The 1987-88 Waterford gymnastics team kept up the winning tradition of past years. Julie Benavides and Becka Victor consistently put in quality per- formances with high scores. The team did well in the Arlington Heights In- vite in December and took third place at the Salem Invite in early January. A lot of young talent is developing in several of the underclassmen that will keep the team strong in the future. The girls owe much to their coaches, Mrs. Beck and Mrs. Yankunas. Thanks, girls, for many entertaining meets! Gymnastics team, standing at back, left to right: Coach Beck, Coach Yankunas. Row 2, left to right: C. Ryan, S. Warmer, S. Roth, J. VanDyke, B. Bolton. M. Bousquet, C. Coto, J. Wenzel, S. Mischel, C. Buse. Row 1, left to right:J. Johnson, D. Roice, H. Drozewski, E. Tilleros, K. Townsend, L. Jacobson. On floor, left to right: B. Victor, J. Benavides. . . . Boy i l aufly BaiketbcM. . . The boys' varsity basketball team had a season of ups and downs. Injuries played a big part in the disappoint- ments, with Paul Dirks and Tom Mainus suffering ankle injuries. The team had a rough time in the Beloit Holiday Tournament but was about 500 overall for the year. Leading scor- ers were Troy Seefeld, Brian Klemko, and Rob Weber, with Rob leading in rebounds. The team is coached by Mr. Christiansen and Mr. Harmeling. Boys Varsity Basketball, standing left to right: Coach Christiansen, M. Chart, J. Mickelson, T. Seefeld, C. Blodgett, Manager Doug Cheever. Kneeling left to right: Manager Jon Vanden- boom, S. Miles, B. Klemko, S. Gahagan, T. Schmidt. Not present in photo: Rob Weber, Paul Dirks, Tom Mainus, and Kelly Albee; managers M. Shubert, M. Moczynski, and J. Hall . . . Boy . . . The Freshman Boys basketball team began their first season under new coaches Greg Blair and Mark Collins. All members of the team gave a a great effort and contri- buted to the team’s success. This team has high hopes for future WHS Basketball. Freshman Boys Basketball Row 2 left to right: R. Wagner, J. Niemyjski, B. Ketterhagen, T. Sobczyk, J. O'Brien, G. Roby. Row 1: D. Hollister, K. Bosch, B. Ratkowski, M. Jansen, M. Stuve, S. Fisher. JV Basketball Row 2 left to right: K. Barsness. A. Jacobson, T. Slovak, N. VanDyke, B. O’Neal, R. Mittelstaedt, K. Clark, K. Buse. Row 1: B. Zortman, R. Leich, N. Weinkauf, M. Lichucski, M. Heck, B. Weber, A. Look. The JV Basketball team under Coach Ess- man and Asst. Coach Gahagan have im- proved in all areas of the game. They were led most of the season by Mike Heck, Bill O’Beal, Rich Leick and freshman Nate Weinkauf. Everyone on the team made a significant contribution to the team’s suc- cess. The improvement the team made will greatly contribute to the success of the Varsity next year. BalkdbcM 99 . . . Gudi i m(% Baiketbaffl Varsity Girls Basketball, standing left to right: Coach Kclm, C. Thorpe, C. Hammer, M. Ketterhagen, C. Collins, M. Stone, L. Linnemanstons, S. Beckman, E. Walsh, Coach Westergaard. Kneeling, left to right: K. Janssen, B. Gunderson, J. Earl, B. Nannemann, A. Bishop, A. Marta, J. Treffinger. Seated at front: M. Asselin. The girls’ varsity basketball team again added lots of excitement to the winter sports season at WHS. Under the direction of new Head Coach Mr. Kelm, the team got stronger as the season went on. Scoring leaders were Meg Stone and Beth Nannemann, and another senior Amy Marta was often hot with the 3 point shots. Several sophomore and junior players will gain experience for next year. The team also placed second in the Waterford Holi- day Tournament. 100 BallcttbaM The sophomore and freshmen girls teams had great seasons, with the sophs having a 12-2 record overall at one point. Scoring lead- ers were Chris DeMent and Joan Krebsbach. This team was very strong on offense. The freshmen also had a successful season, and their strong point was defensive play. Scoring was often even. Miss Reesman coached the sophomore girls, while Mr. Sadowski had the freshman team. Sophomore girls' basketball, standing left to right: S. Stoner, L. Berger, J. Krebsbach, K. Seefeld, C. Juchniewicz, D. Datka, N. Scherbarth. Front row, left to right:). Schultz, L. Stephenson, S. Reesman, C. DeMent, N. Felber, J. Saltzmann, N. Fabiszak, N. Malboeuf. r 0 Freshman girls' basketball team, standing left to right: M. Chenier, J. Myers, S. Sanchez, T. Lago, N. DeMichei, C. Miles, B. Henningfeld, A. Boguszewski. Kneeling, left to right: ). Kimball, E. Webster, R. Winker, P. Poznansky.J. Robran, FI. Domres. Seated left to right: C. Lee, L. Kietzke. BaikdbaM 101 . . . BaikeSboM Chm ad U . . . Whether it was out on the floor, on the sidelines, in school, or out of school the 1987-1988 Basketball Cheerleaders always gave 110% of ef- fort and hardwork. Even when the going got tough, their poise, talent, and determination shined through their performances. Their dedication contributed much to our school spirit as a whole! Thanks to adviser, CJ Schildt! Varsity Cheerleaders Row 2 left to right: K. Kienast,J. Stuve, H. Oelkers, C. Weber. Row 1: J. V. Cheerleaders Row 3 left to right: N. Cuddeback, T. Cook. Row 2: H. Jones, B. Chanlyn. Row 1: S. Seater, A. Rummery, J. Hassey. 102 Roll Roil Freshman Cheerleaders Top Row: M. Harris. M. Kienast, D. Willms. Bottom Row: N. Peck, E. Bencriscutto, A. Warrass, J. Schroeder. Wrestling Team, Row 2, left to right: T. Chiodo, D. Olson, K. Olson, S. Podgorski, P. Fritz, C. Radtke, Coach Nannemann. Row 1, left to right. D. Podgorski, R. Cabunac, D. Perone, W. Wendt, B. Schmidt, T. Durlin. The 1988 WHS wrestling team fell on hard times and had not won any meets early in the season. In spite of this, Steve and Dan Podgorski had very good seasons. Chris Rateicke and Kevin Oleson also contributed to the team by having good seasons. With only one senior on the team, the remaining wrestlers will return and make for a strong team in the future. Their coach is Mr. Nannemann. 103 . . . WneH Kg Ckmkcdm . . . PoucPm . . . The 1987-1988 Pom Pon Squad was some- thing many people were anxious to see this year. The girls practiced many long, hard hours in preparation for performances at football and basketball games. Their work was very worthwhile and they did an excel- lent job out on the floor. The squad also went to camp this summer at Whitewater. They worked hard together, and were awarded a spirit stick. The group is advised by Mrs. Leick. The 1987-1988 Wrestling Cheer- leaders consisted of 5 new members. Despite that fact, they did an excel- lent job. Their practices every night after school were filled with work, but they also managed to have some fun. The new ideas, cheers, and spirit they brought in has made this a memorable year for everyone in- volved in wrestling. The squad is ad- vised by CJ Schildt. Wrestling Cheerleaders Top left to right: S. Sanchez, L. Grajek. Bottom:). Jardas, S. Saltzmann. Seated: B. Senft. Pom Pons Row 5 left to right: K. Fisher, D. Pulley. Row 4: D. Willms, D. Eckert, D. Titze, L. Reed. Row }: L. Grabowski, L. Radtke, A. Lauria, M. Sossmann. Row 2: J. Leick, T. Beck, R. Mischel. Row 1: A. Morrow, J. Means. 104 . . . ■Stucted' Life, . . . Candidi 105 . . . Student Life, . . . The choral groups, under the direction of Mr. Westergaard, performed patriotic numbers at the Veteran’s Day program in November. The gang's all here! During the program, Mr. Richmond accepted a plaque in honor of Veteran's Day from the VFW. You guys will never make it as cheerleaders! 106 Canduk Having a bad day, Jeff.' . . . Life, . . . Meg and Beth, are you guys working hard or hardly working? Caadidl 107 . . . Life, . . . JOS OuuJi k Friends forever! Student Life . . . . . . 110 CaMjduk ffudeifr Life, . . . Is Jennie finding out if blondes really have more fun? So THIS is why you couldn’t come to the yearbook meeting, Kim! CandidiI 111 Hey, you guys, the Library is for studying! . . . SduderiP ArntMTS, Piog um . . . Waterford High STUDENT A SSISTANCE Program WHSAP Who is the WATERFORD HIGH STUDENT ASSISTANCE PROGRAM for? This year some of the faculty at WHS put together the Waterford High Student Assistance Program (WHSAP). This program is designed to help students who are exper- iencing difficulty because of their own or someone else's use of alcohol or drugs. It is also available to students with other personal problems. WHSAP is a confidential relation- ship between students and WHSAP personnel. Names of Staff: William Baas Doris Noltner Barbara Dcichl Terrence Schael .ke Karen Ebert Joan Schuster Donald llarmeling Duane Tonn Dennis Koprowski Patrick Morgan The WHSAP staff members have taken classes which have trained them to help you. The advice and counseling they give you is qualified and confidential. By turning to them when you have a problem, you will get the help you need, when you need it! If you want information or help with a problem contact these people. 112 WHSAP . . . . . . 1987-8 Sch(x l Board Members (standing from left Co rifihc): Harold Ranke. Clerk; Dave Richmond. Superintendent; Jean Mealy, VP; Curtis Peterson. Director. Seated from left to right: Patrick Flanagan, Pres.; Gary Beck. Treasurer. 114 Kate Hardiman- Frank Principal Suppotf £ewiw Sharon McLean Social Worker Wilbur Davison Guidance Counselor Dennis Koprowski Guidance Counselor Secretarial Staff (standing from left to right): LaVerne Lewis, Barb Finney. Jackie Favell. Connie Wilde. Seated: Jeannine Sorge. Upon entering Waterford High and going to the main office, one will be lucky enough to be greeted by our super secretaries! They are a big help to administrators, faculty, and students. The cooks also provided us with a variety of meals each day and an a la carte menu. Waterford High School was fortunate to have a school social worker added to the staff this year. Ms. McLean helped with the student assistance program and worked with the Guidance Counselors on a variety of student matters. One of these three peo- ple were always willing to lend an ear when students needed advice on things. Kitchen Staff (from left to right): Ms. Washburn, Mrs. F;ssman. Mrs. Bucholtz, Mrs. Weston, Mrs. Caliva. Staff 115 FAM BECK Phy. Ed. Department Gymnastics Track Coach PAUL BIXLER Science Department Sophomore Class Adviser MARY ANN BOUSQUET English Department Drama Director, Theater Club Adviser LOUANN BRANDSTETTER Reading AES Club Adviser DAN BUGENHAGEN JERRY CHRISTIANSEN Math Department Boys Basketball Coach 116 Faiuijfcj Science Department Cross Country Coach Ski Club Adviser ROBERTA COOK Math Department CAROLYN COOLEY BARB DEICHL Phy. Ed. Department Volleyball Coach English Department Forensics Coach, Detention Supervisor TERRY DRUSCHKE KAREN EBERT Band Director Special Services Forensics Coach RALPH ECKHARDT English Department JIM EDWARDS Social Studies Department LLOYD FRYE Industrial Arts Department Freshman Class Adviser FacJf 117 ROSS GETTRUST Phys. Ed. Department 1 I LYNN GRAF Foreign Language Department French Club Adviser MERLIN HAMMER Math Department Senior Class Adviser DON HARMELING BETH HUML Science Department Foreign Language Department Boys Basketball Coach W-Club Adviser JOESPH HYING Social Studies Department Foreign Language Department 118 Fauujfcj DICK KELM Math Department Girls Basketball Coach SONJA KIPPER Art Department JL TIM LEWIS Special Services NILS MCDERMOTT Industrial Arts Department Golf Coach Junior Class Adviser MARY MEHRING Library Aide DAVID MILATZ Business Education Department Football Baseball Coach PATRICK MORGAN Social Studies Department Student Assistance Program Coordinator Boys Basketball AL MUSILEK Industrial Arts Department Drivers Education MARILYN NITKA Home Economics Department LARRY NANNEMANN Science Department Football Baseball Coach Faculty 119 DORIS NOLTNER Home Economics Department Student Council Senior Class Adviser RICHARD OLSEN Social Studies Department SALLY OSENGA Business Education Department FBLA Ski Club Adviser Volleyball Coach MARY PAETSCH Math Department Education Service Club Adviser MARCIA RANKE Business Education Department Yearbook Adviser JEFF RAY Agriculture FFA Adviser Football Coach 120 Faculty TERRY SCHAETZKE English Department KEN SADOWSKI Social Studies Department Girls Basketball Coach MARIAN SCHRAUFNAGEL Science Department National Honor Society Adviser JOAN SCHUSTER Foreign Language Department FRAN SMITH Art Department DIJANE TONN Librarian Library Club Adviser Football Track Coach Detention Supervisor KIM WESTERGAARD Choral Director Girls Basketball Coach Track Coach LAWRENCE WALGREN Special Services Junior Class Adviser Facufoj 121 MIKE AHNERT—Football, 1-2; Track, i; Golf, 1-2. ROBERT ALBEE—Basketball, 1-2. BRYAN ANDERSON—FFA, !; Golf, 1-2. JENNIFER AXELSON—Library Club, 1; Yearbook, 4; AFS, 1-4; French Club, 1-2 ; W-Club, 3-4; Stu- dent Council, 2-4; Volleyball, 1-2; Basketball, 1-3; Softball, 1-2. JERI LYNN BAZEN—Library Club, 3-4; AFS, 1-4; W- Club, 3-4; Band, I; Volleyball, !-2; Basket- ball, 1; Wrestling Manager, 2, 4; Softball, 1-4. TERI BECK—Yearbook, 4; AFS, 1-4; French Club, 2- 4; W-Club, 4; FBLA, 4; Band, 1-3; Pom Pons, I- 4, Captain, 4; Track, 1-3. JULIE BENAVIDES—W-Club, 1-4; Class Treas., 2; Volleyball, 1-2; Gymnastics, 1-4; Softball, 1. JOHN BENSON—FFA, 2, 4; W-Club, 2-4; Cross Coun- try, I; Golf, 1-4; Transferred from Rushville HS, 3. SHARI BENTZLER TAMMY' BERG—Yearbook, 4; AFS, 4; French Club, 1-2; W-Club, 2-4; Volleyball, 1-2; Basketball, 1-2; Track, 1-2; Prom Court, 3. BRIAN BERTSCHINGER KEN BLEECKER—FFA, 4; Football, 1-2. JILL BLOCK—Library Club, 1-2, 4, Secretary, 4; FBLA, 3-4, Reporter, 4; Track, 1. ALICIA BOGUSZEWSKI—Basketball, I. KELLY BOSCH—Library Club, 2; Theatre Conn., I; FFA, 3; W-Club, 3; Music Corp., 2-4; Cheer- leading, I, 3; Volleyball, 1-2; Madrigals, 2-4. C0RR1NE BRHELY—AFS, 2-3; French Club, 1-3; Track, 1-2; Gymnastics, 1. JOSEPH BRZEZINSKI—NHS, 3-4; Treas., 4; Football, 1-2; Wrestling, 1; Tennis, 2. SCOTT BURKE—Football, 1-2; Basketball, 1-2; Base- ball, I. MIKE BURMEISTER—FFA, 1-4. TAMMY’ CERAR—Forensics, 1-4; Student Coupcil, 1; Tennis, 1; Softball, 3; Ski Club, 3-4. DOUG CHEEVER—AFS, 1-2; W-Club, 1-4; Band, 1-4; Music Corp., 3-4; Basketball, 2-4; Golf, 1-4. TRACE CHIODO—W-CLUB, 1-4; Cross Country, 2, 4; Wrestling, 2-4; Golf, 1-4, MVP, 3. NANCY CHRISTOFFERSON MARK CLEMENCE—Baseball, 1-4. TOM COLEMAN—Football , 1. CHARMAINE COLLINS—AFS, student from Australia, 4; AFS, 4; French Club, 4; Future Teachers, 4; Stu- dent Council, 4; Basketball, 4; Softball, 4. PAUL COLLINS—W-Club, 3-4; Football, I; Basketball, 1-3; Baseball, 1-4. CATERINA COTO—AFS student from Costa Rica, 4; AFS, 4; Gymnastics, 4. GRETCHEN DAVIDSON—AFS, 2, 4; Yearbook, 4; W-Club, 3-4; Student Council, 3; Class Secretary, 4; Volleyball, 1-4; Basketball, 1-2; Softball, 1. MICHELLE DEPATIE—Theatre Conn., 1-2; Yearbook, 4; AFS, 4; French Club, 2-4; W-Club, 3-4; Cheer- leading, 2-4; Ski Club, 1-4. VICKY DOHVE BRIAN DWORAK—Theatre Conn., 3-4; Music Corp., 3- 4; Football, I; Basketball, 1; Tennis, 1-4; Madrigals, 3-4; Plays, 2-4. DAWN DZBINSKI—FBLA, 3. ERIC EDSTROM—Music Corp., 2-4; Madrigals, 3-4; Choir, 1-4. AMBER EDWARDS—French Club, 4. PAT EULGEN—Homecoming King, 4; Football, 4; Baseball, 1-2. ROSHELLE FABISZAK—French Club, 1-4; W-Club, 2-4; Tennis, 1-4. TOM FISCHER—FFA, 2; Baseball, 2. KIM FISHER—Transferred from Thorp HS, 2; W-Club, 3-4; French Club, 2; Music Corp., 3-4; Cheer- leading 3; Volleyball, 2; Track, 2, 4; Gymna- stics, 2. GLENN FLUEGGE—Library Club, 1-2. . . . -Catio , KRISTINE GAUERKE—AFS, 1-4, Pres., 4; Golf, 1; Gymnastics, 1; Cheerleading, 3. JORDANA GERDS—Theatre Conn., 4; Newspaper, 1; Yearbook, 4; French Club, 1-4; Stage Crew, 2-4. JOLYN GNADER—Library Club, 1; French Club, 1-2. HEATHER GREELEY—FBLA, 1-2. KEVIN GREIL—W-Club, 3-4; Football, 1-4; Basket- ball, 1-2; Baseball, 1-4. DEAN GROBARCHIK—Transferred from St. Mary’s HS, 2; Track, 3. JUANITA GUARD10LA TIM HALVERSON—NHS, 3-4; Class Secretary, 2; Class Treas., 3; Football, 1-2; Baseball, 1; Prom Court, 3. JACK HAMMER—NHS, 3-4; W-Club, 4; Student Council, 1-4, Pres., 4, Treas., 2-3; Class VP, 4; Home- coming Court, 3; Band, 1-4; Music Corp., 2-4; Football, 1-4, Captain, 4; Track, 1-4; Badger Boy, 3. LEONARD HARRY—FFA, 4; Football, 1-2; Golf, I. CINDY HASSEY—Library Club, 1; Theatre Conn., I; Yearbook, 4; AFS, 3-4; W-Club, 4; Band, 1; Music Corp., 3-4; Cheerleading, 1-4. RICK HASTREITER—FFA, 3-4; French Club, 1. TODD HENDRIX CHERYL HOEFLING—Tennis, 1; Band, 1-4. CARY HOFFMANN—Weightlifting, 1-2; Football, 1-3. JASON HOPPE—FFA, 3-4; Football, 1-4; Golf, 1-4. TAMMY HORNBY LORIE IGNATOWSKI—Band, 4; Pom Pons, 3; Tennis, I; Gymnastics, I. LIZA JACOBSON—NHS, 3-4; Forensics, 4; French Club, 1-4; W-Club, 3-4; Future Teachers, 3; Gymnastics, 1-4. DEAN JANKE—W-Club, 3-4; Football, 1-3; Track, 1. WENDY JOCK—Library Club, 2; French Club, 1-2; FBLA, 4. JIM KAPELKE—Band, 1-4; Football, 1-2; Track, 1. JACKIE KETTERHAGEN—Library Club, 1-2; Yearbook, 3-4; FFA, 2; French CLub, 1-2; Track, 1-2; Golf, 1-2. CINDY KICKLAND—FFA, 1-3; Basketball, 1-2. KIRSTEN KIENAST—Yearbook Editor, 4; AFS, 3-4; French Club, 1-4, Treas., 4; Cheerleading, 1-4. CHRISTY KIETZKE—Library Club, 2; Forensics, 1,4; AFS, 3; W-Club, 2-4; Band, 1-4; Cross Country, 1-2. PATTI KINNARD—Theatre Connection, 3-4. SCOTT KLEIN—W-Club, 1-4; Student Council, 1-3; Class, VP, 2; Homecoming Court, I; Football, 1-4; Track, 1-4. JASON KLEPP—Golf, 1-2. RAUL KOCH—Basketball, 1-2; Football, 1; Baseball, 1. KELLY KOSSOW—Library Club, 1,4; AFS, 2-3; FBLA, 1-4, Pres., 4; Plays, 2-3. DEANNA LAMEER—Cross Country, 1; Basketball, I; Softball, 1. TINA LAMP—Theatre Connection, 2-4. ANDREA LAURI A—W-Club, 3-4; Pep Band, 1-3; Cheer- leading, 2; Pom Pons, I, 3-4, Captain, 4; Track, I; Badger Girl, 3; Prom Chairman, 3. JANICE LEICK—Band, 1-4; Pom Pons, 2-4. TRACY LEWANDOWSKI—FBLA, 3-4; Cheerloading, 1; Tennis, 1-2. LAURA LINNEMANSTONS—Library Club, 3; Yearbook, 3; W-Club, 3-4; Volleyball, 1-2; Basketball, 1-2, 4; Softball, I. SCOTT LUSTIG—W-Club, 2-4; Golf, 1-4. WADE MAKI PAUL MANKA—FFA, 1-3; Golf, 1. AMY MARTA--NHS, 3-4, Pres., 4; Newspaper, 2-3; Yearbook, 4; French Clulb, 1-4, Pres., 4; W- Club, 1-4; Basketball, 1-4; Tennis, 1-4, MVP, 3-4; Badger Girl, 3; TreoC for Tomorrow, 2; Indae . . . Calendar Art Co.itest Winner, 2; Voice of Demo- cracy, 3; Newswatchcr, 1-3. KRIS MATTKE—AFS, 3-4. STEVEN MAURICE—French Club, I; Football, I. JEANETTE MEANS—AFS, 1-4; FBLA, 1-2; Pom Pons, 4; Golf, I; Gymnastics, 1-2, Captain, 2, Manager, 3; Play, 2. JERRY MEHLHAFF—Tennis, 1-4; OP Math Award, 4. AMY JO METZ—Forensics, 1; AFS, 2-4; French Club, 1- 4, Secretary, 4; FBLA, 3-4, Secretary, 4; Volleyball, 1-2; Softball, 1-2. CATHY MEYER—Forensics, 1; AFS, 3-4; FBLA, 4; French Club, 2-4; Music Corp., 1-4. JEFF MICKELSON—W-Club, 4; Basketball, 1-4; Base- ball, 1-4. ROBERT MILENTZ RENEE MISCHEL—Yearbook, 4; AFS, 1-4; French Club, 2- 4; W-Club, 4; Pom Pons, 3-4; Track, I; Golf, 1; Gymnastics, I. JAMES MITCHELL—Newspaper, 1-3; FFA, 1-4; Tennis, 1-3. DALE MITTELSTAEDT—NHS, 3-4;W-Club, 3-4; Student Council, 1-4, Sergeant at Arms, 2, 4; Class Pres., I, 4; Music Corp., 3-4; Football, 1-4; Basketball, 1-3; Baseball, 1-4; Badger Boy, 3; Prom Court, 3. BEKKI MOLL—Theatre Conn.. 2, 4; Forensics, 1; Traveling Troupe, 4; Chorus, 2-4. BETH MORAN—Transferred from Salem Central HS, 2. LISA MORRIS—Transferred from Robinson, IL, 4; FBLA, 4. BETH NANNEMANN—Yearbook, 4; AFS, 2; French Club, 1; W-Club, 1-4; Volleyball, I, 3-4; Basketball, 1. 3-4; Track, 1-4. SCOTT NOVAK—Golf, 2; Ski Club, 2; Tennis, 1. SANDY OBERHART—FBLA, 3-4. BOBBIE O’LEARY—FBLA, 4; Band, 1-2; Music Corp., 3; Cheerleading, 1-2; Pom Pons, 4. GODFREY OUWENS—Track, 1; Wrestling, 1-2; Golf, 2. NICHOL OVASKA—Library Club, 2; Cheerleading, 3; Volleyball, 2; Track, 2. JENNIFER PECK—AFS, 1-3, Sec., 3; Gymnastics, 1-3. WILLIAM PERSON ANNE PETRIE—Play Cast, 1-3; Library Club, 4; Theatre Conn., 1-4, Treas., 2; Newspaper, 2-3; Yearbook, 4; French Club, 3-4; W-Club, 4; Track, 2, 4; Tennis, 4. AUDREY PHILLIPS—French Club, 3; Tennis, 1. JULIE PLISKA—FHA, 1; Cross Country, 1; Basketball, I; Softball, 2; Chorus, 1-4. STEVE PODGORSKI—W-Club, 1-4; Football, 1-3; Ten- nis, 3-4; Wrestling, 1-4; MVP, 3. BOB POPP—FFA, 1-4; Sentinal, 2, Sec., 3, Pres., 4; Stage Band, 1. CHRIS PRELOG—Coif, 2. JOLENE PUETZ—Stage and Pep Band, 1-4. DAWN PULLEY—NHS, 3-4; Yearbook, 4; AFS, 2-4; French Club, 2-4; W-Club, 3-4; Student Coun- cil, 2; Pom Pons, 1-4; Track, 2; Ski Club, 4; Stage and Pep Band, 1. MARK QUILLING—W-Club, 3-4; Football, 1-4; Base- ball, 1-4. DAVID RADTKE—Band, 1-4; Track, I. MICHAEL RASMUSSON—Baseball, 1-2, 4. TANYA RAUSCH—Library Club, 4; FFA, 1-4; French Club, 4; Student Council, 1. MARK READ—Class Treas., 3; Football, 1; Track, 3. TODD REICH—Music Corp., 2-4; Tennis, 1, 3; Madri- gals, 2-4. KURBY RICKERT—FFA, 3; W-Club, 4; Golf, 1-3. RACHEL ROBERTS—Theatre Conn., 1-2, 4; FFA, 1-4; French Club, 1-2; Track, 3-4; Tennis, 1; Flag Squad, 1-3. CARF.Y ROBRAN—French Club, 1-4; IJ-Club, 4; Tennis, 3- 4. ALMA RODRIGUEZ—Theatre Conn., 4; Band, 1-3; Track, 3-4. JOHN ROWE—W-Club, 3-4; Football, 1-4; Wrestling, 1-2. JENNIFER RUTTER—French Club, 1-4. JOHN RYDZIK—NHS, 3-4; W-Club, 1-4; Homecoming Court, 2; Football, 1-4; Baseball, 1-4; Prom King, 3; Weightlifting Club, 1-4. PAM SAFRAN—Theatare Conn., 1; French Club, 4; W- Club, 1-4; FBLA, 3-4; Track, 1; Tennis, 1-2, 4. LUCY SANCHEZ—FBLA, I; Homecoming Queen, 4; Volley- ball, 1-2; Track, 2. TROY SCHEIBEL—FFA, 1-4; Football, 1. RENEE SCHERRER—W-Club, 3-4; Volleyball, 1-4; Prom Queen, 3. MIKE SCHROEDER—Track, 1. JENNIFER SCHULZ—Yearbook, 4; AFS, 4; Tennis. 1. RICK SEATER—Golf, 1-4. TROY SEEFELD—W-Club, 3-4; Basketball, 1-4; Golf, 1. KELLY SHAWHAN DON SHINE MARK SHUBERT—Football, 1; Basketball, 1; Golf, 1-4. HENRIK SJOBERG—Exchange student from Sweden, 4; AFS, 4; Student Council, 4; Homecoming Court, 4; Football, 4; Track, 4; Ski Club, 4. MICHELLE STACHOWIAK—Theatre Conn., 1-2; French Club, 4; FBLA, 2-3, Reporter, 3; Cheerleading, 3. PAUL STAHURA—W-Club, 2-4; FBLA, 3; Football, 1-4; Wrestling, 1-3; Tennis, 3; Ski Club, 3. BRAD STENDAHL—W-Club, 2-4; Football, 2; Golf, 1- 4; Transferred from Vincent HS, I. LISA STEPHENSON—AFS, 2; W-Club, 2-4; Band, 1-4; Volleyball, 1; Cross Country, 2; Basketball, 1. CHRIS STERN MEG STONE—NHS, 3-4; French Club, 1; W-Club, 2-4; Student Council, I, 4, Treas., 4; Class Treas. 4; Volleyball, 1-4, MVP and Captain, 4; Basket- ball, 1-4, Captain, 4; Softball, 1-2; Badger Girl, 3. JAMES STRAUBE—Basketball, 1; Tennis, 1-2, 4. DEAN SYLVESTER—Theatre Conn., 2. SEAN SYLVESTER—Football, 1-2. RANDY THOMPSON—Music Corp., 3-4; Golf, 1-2. DONNA TITZE—W-Club, 4; Class Sec., 1-2; Cheer- leading, 2-3; Pom Pons, 4; Volleyball, 1; Basketball, 1; Track, 3; Prom Court, 3. DEANA TWEED—Yearbook, 4; AFS Secretary, 4; French Club, 1; W-Club, 4; Homecoming Court, 2; Cheer- leading 2-3; Tennis, 1; Softball, 1. PAUL ULRICH— W-Club, 3-4; Football, 1-4; Basket- ball, 1-2; Track, I; Prom Court, 3. DANA VYVYAN ERIN WALSH—AFS, 2-4; French Club, 1-4; W-Club, 3- 4; FBLA,2-4; Volleyball, 1-4; Basketball, 1-4; Track, 2. BOB WAMBACH DOUG WEBB—FFA, 1-4. CHRIS WEBER—Yearbook 4; AFS, 4; French Club, 1; W-Club, 3-4; Student Council, I, 3-4; Cheer- leading, 1-4; Track, 1-2, 4. JEFF WEITHAUS—Football, .2; Wrestling, 1-2. CHRISTINE WILLEMS—Transferred from Fauquier, VA, 4; AFS, 4; FBLA. 4. DAUN WILLMS—Theatre Conn., 1-3; AFS, 2-4; W-Club, 4; FBLA, 3-4; Pom Pons, 1-4. LISA WILLMS—FBLA, 4; Band, 1; Music Corp., I; Volleyball, 1-2; Basketball, 1-2; Track, 3. BLAKE WIRTH—Football, 1-2. CHRIS WOLFCRAM—W-Club, 3-4; Football, 1-4; Bas- ketball, 1-3; Baseball, 1-4. PETER WOLKE—FFA, 1-2; Basketball, 1-2; Baseball, 1. ANDY WORBY Index 123 . . . FwaIcmm . . . CLASS OF 1991 Anderson, Mike--56 Arne son, Christopher--56 Averill, Jean--4, 56, 86 Bakke, Steven--56, 86, 91 Baumeister, Brad--56 Becker, Leonard--56 Beckman, Kathryn--56, 74, 80, 85, 86 Bell, James--4, 56 Bencriscutto, Emiiy--S6, 78, 86, 102 Bentzler, Brian--56 Bird, Eric — 56, 77, 90 Block, Craig--56, 77 Boguszewsk i, Amy--9, 56 , 86 , 101 Bonich, Martie — photo not avail- able Bosch, Kyle, 56, 77, 99 Bousquet, Madonna--56, 86, 88, 97 Burke, Karen--56 Buse, Charity--56, 95, 97 Chaulklin, Beth--56, 78, 86 Chenier, Miche 11e--56 , 72 , 78 , 95, 101 Clark, Tracey--56 Dams, Robert--57, 91 Decloux, James--57, 77 Demichei, Natalie--57, 86, 101 Dettmann, Dani--57, 85 Disher, Rebecca--4, 57 Domres, Ile a t h e r - - 5 7 , 85 , 101 Doom, Peter--57 , 78 , 85 , 88 Drewitz, Edward — 57 Du r1 i n, Todd--5 7 Dzbinski, Karla--57 Eckert, Mark--57, 91 Fisher, Scott--57, 93, 9 9 Flintrop, lleather--57 Fry, Jason--57, 77, 85 Gaudes, Jennifer--57, 88 Geilfuss, There s a -- 5 7, 86 Gill, Jeni--57 Grabowski, Laura--57, 80, 86, 104 Grajek, Lisa--57, 72, 86, 104 Hardin, LeRoyce--no photo avail- able Harris, Melissa--57, 78, 86, 95, 102 Heistad, Jennifer--58, 95 Henningfeld, Beth — 58, 95, 101 Hensley, Brandyn--58, 91 Herman, Jerard--58 Hertz, Dawn--58 Hoeft, Daniel--58 Hoffman, Nicole-o58, 85, 95 Hollister, Doug--58, 85, 99 Ignasiak, Adam--58 Jacobson, Elizabeth--58, 78 Janke, Christoph e r - - 5 8 , 91 Janssen, Mark--58, 99 Jock, Kevin--58 Johnson, Jcnnifer--58, 69, 85, 86, 93, 96, 97 Kaul, Michae I--58 , 91 Ketterhagen, Brian--58, 99 Kienast, Mia--58, 78, 80, 102 Kienast, Michael--58 Kietzke, Lori--58, 85, 93, 101 K imba1 1 , Dan--58 Kimball, Jennifer--59 , 95, 101 Klitz, Sandy--photo not avail, Knoblauch, Michael--59 Lago, T ammy— 5 9 , 77 , 86, 101 LaGosh, Jason--59, 72 LaMeer, Tiffany--59 Lederhaus, Craig--59 Lee, Col leen — 56 , 59, 96 , 101 Linder, Lori--59, 86 Little, Jason--59 Madderom, Nichole--59, 78 Maerzkc, Richard--59 Manicke, Ty — 59 , 83 , 93 Marta, Brad — 59 , 78, 83 , 86 , 93 Matezevich, Randy--59 Meder, Rusty--59 Meyer, Carmen--59, 86 Meyrose, Shawn--59, 85 Milam, Ken t--59 , 7 7 , 91 Miles, Carric--59, 74, 95, 101 Mischel, Sarah — 60, 69, 78, 80, 97 Moffet, Ed — 4, 60, 78 Monsen, Rachel--60, 69, 85, 86 Mucci, Christopher--60 Mutsch, Adam--60, 77 Myers, Jamie--60, 96, 101 Nelson, Todd--60, 77 Niemyjski, Jason--60, 77, 91, Obershaw, Nichole--60, 83, 86, 95 Oleson, Troy--60, 91 Olson, Dana — 56 , 60 , 72 , 85 , 91 103 O'Brien, Jeffrey--60, 91, 99 O'Neal, David--60, 77, 91 Parson, Mike--60, 91 Pavlovich, Lisa--60, 80, 86 Peck, Natalie--60, 86, 102 Podgorski, Daniel--60 Poznanski, Penelope, 60, 78,95, 10 1 Schmidt, Bradley--62, 103 Schnabl, Marcia--61 Schroeder, Johanna--6I, 72, 77, 80, 86, 102 Senft, Beth — 6 I , 74 , 83 , 95 , 104 Sewell, Brandon--6 I Shecterle, Wllliam--6I Siemers, Rodney--6l Simonton, Michele--6I. 95 Smith, Kraig —61, 91 Snider, Robe rt--6 I Sobbe, Charles--77 Sobczyk, Thomas--6I, 91, 99 Soiney, Andy--photo nor available Spalding, Monica--62, 78, 86 Spesak, Judith--62 Stahura, Jason--62 Stankowski, Nicole--62, 78 Stoner, Dan ie11e--62, 86 Strasser, Thomas--62, 91 Stuve, Matthew--62, 91, 99 Tilleros, E I isa beth--62 , 78, 80, 85, 86, 96, 97 Timm, Dennis--62, 91 Touve, Brian--62, 72, 86 Tretow, Russell--62 Vogt , Jeff rey--62 Wagner, Raymond--62, 91, 99 Waldron, Ed--63, 72, 77, 91 Wambach, Michael--63 Warras, Aimee--63, 78, 86, 96, 102 Wartner, Shelley--63, 88, 97 Watta, Rose--63, 86 Weber, Christopher--63 Webster, Elizabeth--63, 85, 86, 88, 95, 101 Weinkauf, Nathan — 63, 77, 99 Wendt, Thomas—63, 103 Wenzel, Joan--63, 78, 93, 97 Weston, Tracy--64 Wienke, Donald--64, 77 Willems, Deborah — 4, 64, 102 Winker, Roxanne—64 , 86, 95, 101 Winkler, Robcrt--64 Wolf, Eric--64, 85 Puetz, Brady--60, 86 Wolke, Adam--64 Raatz, Shannon 60, 86, 98 Wong, Dana—64, 78 Ratkowski, Bryan-9 , 60, 91 , 99 Yerckie, Rachel--64 Rau, John--60, 95, 91 Reich, Megan —61 , 69 , 80, 96 Reich, Miche11e--76, 86 Reichstadter , Walter--6I, 78, 85 Ross, Barbara —6 1 , 78, 86, 96 Richmond, James--6 I , 77 Robran, Jennifer--61, 78, 101 Roby, Glenn--61, 85, 91, 99 Rodriguez, April--6 I Rutter, Michae1--6I, 91 Rydzik, PauI--6 I , 91 Saltzmann, Stephanie--5, 61, 86, 95, 104 Samphere, Martin Sanchez, Shcila--6I, 78, 104 Sanchez, Suzanne--6I, 95, 101 124 Index CLASS OF 1990 A I by , Ca r o I —4 6 Aide, Jamie--78 Arneson, Holly--46 Asselin, Marcey--46, 85, 95, 100 Bakke, Martin--46, 86 Barrios, Laura--46 Barsness, Katie--46, 73, 96, 99 Beck, Jenni--46, 78, 86, 92 Becker, Lena--A6 Benz, lrene--46 Berger, Lori—A6, 96, 101 Bcrnau, Christopher — 46 Bettinger, Brad--46, 85, 91 Biel, Laura--46, 78 Bieniewski, Tricia--46 Boldt, Gloria--46, 78 Brost, Reg i s--4 6 , 83 Burmeister, Stacy--9, 46, 78, Buse, Kory — 46 , 95 , 99 Cabunac, Randy--46, 69, 85 Chanlynn, Beth--a46, 69, 72, 78, 83, 86, 92, 102 Chiodo, Jodi--47, 69, 73, 78, 86 , 88 Clark, Kev in--4 7 , 7 7 , Cook, Tania--47, 102 9 1 , 99 Cook , T roy - -4 7 Cuddcback, Nichole--47, 78, £ 85, 93, 102 Dahl, Konald--47 Datka, Diana--47, 95, 101 DcGrave, Gavin -4 7 , 78, 83 DeHart, Jennifer--47 Delonay, Daniel--47, 77, 82 DeMcnt , Christine--47 , 94 Dixon, Paul—4 7, 77 Dohve, F. rick--4 7 Edwards, Kachaol--47, 86 Edwards, Thomas--47, 78 Erwin, Wayne--47, 77, 82, 93 Evenson, Barbara--47 Fabiszak, Nicole--4 Felber, Nichole--47, 82, 95 Frenz, Brian--47, 85 Fritz, Paul-48, 91, 103 Gage, Shannon--48 Gahagan, Shane--48, 86, 98 Gauerke , Petcr--48 Gauger, Troy--48 Gerds, Elizabetli--48, 78, 87, Goetzke , Kar1--48 , 77 ' Hal deman, Sharon--48 , 86 , 93 Hammer, Cathy—48 , 69 82 , 85 , 95, 100 Hasscy, Je nn i f e r--4 8 , «69, 78, 87, 92, 102 Heck, Michael--48, 91, 99 Hey, Theresa--48, 86 Hofman, Feter--48 Iverson, Kelly--ll, 48, 86 Jacobson, Andrew--48, 91, 99 Jacobson, Melanie--48, 73, 78 Janke, Robert--48, 91 Janssen, Kerri--48, 85, 95, 100 Johnston, Shane--48 Jones, Hilary--48, 83, 85, 92, 102 Jos i ng , A1len--49 Juchniewicz, Chris--49, 96, 101 Kraa, Heidi--49, 77 Ketterman, Carol--49 Kickland, Noel--no photo avail- 78, able Kiltelson, Mark--49 Kling, T om — 4 9, 77 Koezly, Mary Jane--49, 85 Korb, F rank--4 9 , 69 , 87 , 88 Korhonen, Christophcr--49, 77 Krebsbach, Joanne--49, 79, 94, Kuhn, Michelle--49, 68, 87, 95 l.azewski, Tina--49, 85, 88 Leick, Richard--49, 72, 91, 99 Lichucki, Mike--49, 99 Look, Andrew--49, 72 Lovald, Todd--49 , 82 , 91 .09 Luerssen, Chad--49, Mahoney, Mark--49 77 Malboeuf, Nichole--49, 77, 96 Malecki , Shawn — 49, Manning, Tyler--50 77, 78 Mayer, paul--50 Mermal, Kerri--50 Miller, Timothy--50, 77 MiLLelslaedt, Randy- 9, 50, 91 . 99 Moran, Kelly--40 Morrow, Amy--50, 78, Moss, Dale — 50 85, 104 Nctz, Stephan i e-- 5 0, Otto, Kerry--50 00 85 O’Leary, Matthew--50 O'Neal, B i I 1--50, 77 , 99 Payntcr, David--50 Perone, Dominic--50, 77, 82 Pinette, Nicole--4, 50. 74. 87 Pope, Christopher--50, 91 Raatz, James—50, 91 Radtke, Lisa--50, 104 Ragio, Jennifer--50 , 95 Rateike, Chris--50, 77, 82, 93 Reed, Lori--50, 80, 104 Reesman, Stacey--50, 80, 85, 94 Regner, Donita--50 Reinholtz, Kevin--51, 91 Rice, Jason--5l, 91 Roice, Daschelle--51, 82, 96, 97 Rudolph, Heidi — 51, 86 Rummery, Andrea--5I, 69, 78, 86, 92, 102 Ryan, Colleen--5l, 97 Sailer, Jon--5l, 85 Saltzmann, Ji11 — 5, 51, 74, 77 Scherbarth, Nancy--5I, 72, 82, 95, 101 Schnabl, Melissa--5I, 82, 93 Schultz, Julie--5I, 73, 76, 78, 85, 96 Schwartz, Stephanie--11, 51 Seater, Sara--5 I , 86, 102 Seefeld, Kristen--5I, 96, 101 Shackelford, David--5I Slovak, Tom — 5 I , 72 , 83 , 91 , 99 Soiney, Matt--photo not availabl Sossaman, Michelle--52, 76, 78, 104 Spesak, Tina--52 Stahl, Christoph er--52 oc , 91 Stanley, Richard--52, 9 1 Stanosz, Matthew--52, 86 Stephenson, Laura--52, Stever, Michael--52 85, 95 Stolpa, John--52, 78 Stoner, Sarah--52, 76, 78, 101 Swanson, Christ i n a --4, 52 Taskonis, Matt hew--52, Thiede, Bret—4, 52 91 Townsend, Kristin--53, o oc 92, 97 Treffinger, Jennifer--53, 85, 95, 100 Van Dyke, Nathan--53, 82, 85, 87 , 91 , 99 Voss, Jennifer--53, 86, 88 Weber, Robert--53, 99 Whitford, Jay--53, 82 Wicklund ,Kurt--53 , 7 7 , 83 WiI Iras , B r i an--5 3 Willms, Scott--53, 93 Wolf, Bryan--53 Zortman, Brek--53, 91, 99 Index, 125 • . . JmuAl . . . CLASS OF 1989 Hanson, Tom--37 Pliska, Patrick--40 Harmeling, Eric--37, 90 Popp, Je f f--40, 8 5 Addic, Karis--34, 82, 85, 96 Hayes, Charles--37 Proffitt, Cami 1 Ie--4 0 , 74 , 85 . Adrian, Steve--34, 85, 90 Ho is tad, Ann--37, 75, 79, 85 96 A 1 bee, Ke1ly--34 Herrell, Tim--37, 90 Quandt. Noel—40, 69 , 74 , 77 , 7 H Arsiniega, Vince--34, 82, 90 Hochevar, Kevin--37 Rausch, Lee--40, 77 Bag i n, Tony--34 Hribar, Debbie--37, 82, 85, 94 Reed , T im--4 0 Bakke, James--34 Huening, Traci--37, 94 Reichstadter, A I i c i a--4 1, 74 Barbian, Lori--34, 85 Jacobson, Jenny--37, 74, 96 85, 86 Beckman, Stephanie--34, 74, 82, Jacobson, Jim--37 Ress, Annemarie--41, 74, 78 94, 100 Jacobson, Kevin--37, 73, 77, 78 Rodriguez, Carlos--4l Bell, K i rk--34 Jardas, Jennette--4, 37, 79, 104 Rosenbaum, Matt--4I Benavides, Jeffrey--34, 82 Johnson, Heidi--37, 82 Roth, Sarah —4 1 , 74 , 79 , 82 , 97 Benavides, JH1--34, 82 Johnson, Jenny--37, 77, 78, 82 Saltzmann, Scott —5, 41, 77, 8 2 . Bentley, Tammy--34 Johnson, Kirsten--37, 74, 87 83, 90 Biebesheimer, Eddie — 34 Johnson, Kris--37, 68, 82, 87 Saunders, Scot t--4 1 Bieniewski, Jesse — 34 , 82 , 93 Johnston, Tiffany —37, 72, 74, Schmaling, Barry--41, 79 Biermann, David--34, 87, 88 80, 91, 102 Schmidt, Rogor--4l, 82 Bilski, Jill--34 Kafura, Jenifcr--37, 79 Schmidt, T i m--41, 98 Bishop, Amy--34, 78, 82, 100 Kara, Jenny--3 7 Schober, Shannon--4 1, 68 Blair, Kip--34, 90 Kara, Scott--37, 77 Schultz, Laura--41, 73, 76, 77, Blaskovski, Patrick--34 Kass, Ricci--38 80, 81, 85 Blodgett, Corey--35, 93, 98 Kennelly, Kristin, 38, 68, 87 Schultz, Rob--photo unavailable Bluhm, Guy--35 Kester, Nancy--38 Sears, Darcy —4 1 , 75 , 78 , 82 Boinski, Angela--35, 75, 85 Kcttcrhagen, Marcie--38, 91, 100 85, 96 Bolton, Beth— 35, 78, 82, 97 Kintop, Amy--38 , 78 , 82 , 87 , 96 Seeley, Brian--41 Bonewald, Sarah--35, 85 Kirchgassncr, Cheryl--38, 74, 96 Segovia, M a r y--4 1, 83 Brzezinski, Denise —35 Klemko, Brian--38, 90, 98 Sewell, Cassandra--4I Buttles, Tim--35, 73, 77, 85, 90 Klotz, Wendy--38 Slack, Keith--42 Byrd, Michael--35 Koelsch, Shannon--38, 80, 81, 94 Slcsarik, Dan--42, 77 Campbell, Jay--35, 77 Komppa, Sandra--38 Smith, Lee--42 Chambers, Brian--35 Kramer, Jenefer--38, 82, 94 Smith, Loren--42, 82 Chart, Michael--35, 82, 90, 98, Krause, Jcnnifer--38, 76, 88, 94 Snyder, Paul--42 Chenier, Scott--8, 35, 68, 78, Krebsbach, David--38 Spengler, Julie--42, 87, 88 87 , 90 Kudlewski, Kris--38 Spinnato, Joe--42, 77 Christensen, Eric — 35, 87 LaCourt, Russel 1 — 3 9 Stanley, Brenda--42 Cooley, Karen--35, 82, 93 Lago, Marie--39 , 102 Stevenson, Barbara--42, 78 Czuta, Jarmen--35 Laupan, Kim--39, 75, 80, 81, 94 Stoner, Heather--42, 78, 93 Darcy, Becky--3 5 Lee, Chris--39, 72, 90 Storm, Tina—42, 80, 81, 82, 9 6 D.itkn , Myron — 3 S Lohmeyer, Cory--39, 82, 93 Storm, Wendy--11, 42, 78. 94 Dirks, Paui--35, 82 Madison, Wendy--39, 82, 87 Stuve, J o y--4 2 , 72 . 82 . 8 7 . 94 . Divittorio, Art--35, 86 Mainus, Tom--39, 82, 90 102 Drozewski, llcather--35, 79, 82, Mason, Ed--39 Swendrowski, Cindy--42 97 Medrow, Chris — photo not avail- Tetting, Doug--43 Durlin, Tony--82, 103 able Thorpe, Christine--43, 74. 86. Earl, Jennifer--36 , 68 , 72 , 74 , Me bring, David--39 100 79, 87, 92, 100 Metz, M i ke--39 Tiegs, John--4 3, 77 Eckert, Dana — 36 , 69 , 74 , 88 Mickeison, Cindy--39, 75, 82 Treziak, Dan--43 Eckert, Dawn--36, 75, 78, 79, Miles, Scott--39, 98 Tr id 1 e, N ico 1e--43, 93 87, 104 Mirkowski, Scott--39, 90 Vandenboom, Jon--43, 98 Edstrom, Sylvia--36, 82 Hoc zynsk i , Mark--39, 82 Van Dyke, Jamie--43, 78, 87, 9 7 Edwards, Brian--36, 82 Moerke, Bryan--40, 90 Vanveghe1 , J im--4 3 Erwin, Chris — 36, 93 Moerke, Kim--40 Victor, Becka--4 3 , 72 , 74 , 76 Fedikovich, Randy--36 Morgan, Lisa--40, 69, 72, 76, 82, 87, 92, 97 Fiehweg, Jeff--36 82, 87 Vyvyan, Rusty--43 Fitch, Jacob--36, 68, 87, 90 Mucci, Bobbi--40, 85 Wagner, Candy — 43, 93 Fletcher, Tiffany--36, 86 Nelson, Dawn--40, 75, 88 Walczak, Robert--43, 77 Gauger, Debbie--36, 79, 85 Nelson, Scott--40, 79 Waldron, Cheryl--43, 75, 80, 81 Graetz, Michelle--36 Oberhart, Karen--40 Webb , Mike — 44 , 77 Grouse, Carl--36 Oberhart, Sharon--40 Weber, Jon--44 Guardiola, Noel — 36, 90 Oelkers, Heidi--40, 68, 74, 87, Weber, Rob--44 Gunderson, Brenda--8, 36, 79, 96, 102 Weber, Ryan--44, 90, 91 94, 100 Okonek, Tim--40, 77 Weithaus, Jennifer--44, 73 Gunderson, Julie--36 Olson, Kevin — 40, 82, 90, 103 Welti, Me 1i s sa--4 4 Gusch 1 , Cy I e--36 Parson, Bret t--4 0 Weltzien, Nicole--44 Hale, Paula--36 Peterson, Jenny--4, 40, 78 Wenzel, Rebecca —44 , 7 5 , 78 , 82 , Hall, Joseph--36, 82 Pieper, Brian--40 96 Hansen, Vivienne--4, 36 Piper, Scot t--40, 86 Winski, Melissa--44, 86 Wolke, S u z a n n c--4 4 Woznicki, Robert--44 126 Index Zablocki, Joe--44, 77 . . . Senioiu . . . CLASS OF 1988 Ahnert, M i k o — I 6 A I bee , Robe r t-- I 6 Anderson, Bryan — photo unavail- able Axelson, Jennifer--5, 16, 7 A, 80, 82 B a z e n , Jeri L y n n — I 6, 74, 79, 82 Beck, Teri--I6, 75, 78, 80, 82, 104 Benavides, Julie--16, 82, 97 Benson, J o h n — I 6, 77, 82 Bentzler, Shari — photo unavail- able Berg, Tammy —8, 16, 82 Bertschinger, Brian--I6, 77 Bleecker, Ken--I7, 77 Block, Jill-- 17, 75, 78 Boguszewski, Alicia--I7 Bosch, Kelly — 17, 68 , 82 , 87 Brhely, Corrine--l7 Brzezinski, Joe--l7, 73 Bu rke , Sco 11-- I 7 Burmeister, Michael--I7, 77 Cerar, Tammy--I7 Chcever , Doug—18 , 68, 69 , 82 , 85, 87, 98 Chiodo, Trace—18, 82 Christof ferson, Nancy--18 Clcmence, H a r k-- I 8, 82 Coleman, Thomas--18 Collins, Charmaine—18, 67, 72, 74, 76, 78, 100 Collins, Paul—18, 82 Goto, Catcrina — 5, 67, 74, 97 Davidson, Grelchon -- 12 , 18 o CO 82, 94 DePatie, Michelle- -19, 68 , 74, 78, 80, 82, 83, 86, 87, 92, 102 Do live, Vicky--19, 86 Dworak, Brian--19, 68, 87 Dzbinski, Dawn- -19 Edstrom, Eric--19, 68, 87 Edwards, Amber—19, 78 Eulgen, Patrick — 8, 19, 90 Fabiszak, Ros belle—19, 78, 96 Fischer, Tom--l9 Fisher, Kim —20, 82, 87, 104 Fluegge, Glenn — 20 Gauerko, Kris — 20, 74 Gerds, Jordana — photo unavailable Gnader, Jolyn —20 Greeley, Heather —20, 79 Greil, Kevin —20, 82 , 90 Grobarchik, Dean —20 Guardiola, Juanita —20 Halverson, Tim —20, 73 Hammer, Jack—12 , 21, 68 , 72 , 73, 82, 85, 87, 90 Harry, Leonard — 2 1, 77 Hasscy, Cindy — 2 1, 68, 74, 82, 87, 92, 102 Hastreiter, Rick — photo unavail- able Hendrix, Todd — photo unavailable Hoefling, Cheryl — 21, 85 Hoffmann, Gary--2 I, 82 Hoppe, Jason--2 I, 77, 82, 83, 90 Hornby, Tammy--2 I Ignatowski, Lori —21, 85 Jacobson, Liza —21, 73 , 78 , 82 , 97 Janke, Dean —22, 82 Jock, Wendy — 2 2, 75 Kapeike, Jim—22, 85, 87 Ketterhagen, Jackie — 22 Kickland, Cindy —22 Kienast, Kris — 22, 78, 81, 82, 102 Kietzke, Christy — 22 K i nna rd , Pa 11 i — 88 Klein, Scott —22 , 82 , 90 Klepp , Jason —22 Koch, RauI--2 3 Kossow, Kelly — 23, 75 , 78 , 83 LaMeer, Deanna—photo not available Lamp, Tina — 88 Lauria, Andrea—23, 82, 104 Leick, Janice — 23 , 85 , 104 Lcwandowski, Tracy —2 3 , 75 , 78 , 82 Linncmanstons , Laura —23, 80, 82, 100 Lust i g , Scott — 23, 82 Maki, Wade — 23 Manka, Paul — 23 Marta, Amy —24 , 73 , 78 , 82 , 96 , 100 Mattke, Kris —24, 74 Maurice, Steve—70 Means, Jeanet t c —24 , 104 Mehlhaf f , Jerry — 24, 82 Metz, Amy — 24 , 7 5 , 78 Meyer, Cathy —24 , 75 , 78 , 87 Mickelson, Jeff —24, 98 Milentz, Robert — 24 M i sc he 1 , Renee — 25 , 74 , 78 , 80 , 83, 86, 104 Mitchell, Jim—25, 77 Mit telstacdt , Dale—10, 12, 25, 66, 72, 73, 82 00 , 90 Moll, Bekk i--2 5, 86 , 88 Moran, Beth —25 Morris, L i sa —4 , 25 Nannemann, Beth — 10, 25, 80, 82, 94, 100 Novak, Scott — 25, 83 Oberhart, Sandy —25, 75 Ouwens, Godfrey--photo not ava iI a b1e Ova ska, Nichol—26, 87 O'Leary, Roberta —26, 68 Peck, Jennifer —26 Person, William —26, 87 Petrie, Anne —26 , 78 , 79 , 80, 82, 83, 88, 96 Phillips, Audrey —26 P 1 i ska , Ju I i e —26 , 86 Podgorski , Steven —26, 82 Popp, Robe r t--26, 77 Prelog, Chris — 27 Puetz, Jolene —27, 85 Pulley, Dawn — 2 7 , 74 , 78 , 80 , 82, 104 Quilling, Mark — 27 , 82 , 90 Index, 127 . . . £eMio ii . . . Kadtke, David —27 , 85 , 103 Rasmusson, Michael--27 Rausch, Tanya--27, 66, 78, 79 Read, Mark — 27 Reich, Todd—27, 68, 87 Rickert, Kurby--28 Roberts, Rachel--28, 77 Robran, Carey--28, 78, 96 Rodriguez, Alma —28, 85 , 88 Rowe, John--28, 82, 90 Rutter, Jennifer--28 , 78 Rydzik, John--28, 73, 82, 90 Safran , Pam--28, 75 , 78 , 96 Sanchez, Lucia--8, 28 Schiebel, Troy--29, 77 Scherrer, Renee--29, 82, 94 Schrocder, Michael--29 Schulz, Jennifer--29, 74, 80 Seater, Rick--29 Seefeld, Troy-29 , 82 , 87 , 98 Shawhan, Kelly--29 Shine, Donald--29, 83 Shubert, Mark--29, 77, 82 Sjoberg, Henrik--5, 8, 30, 67, 72, 74, 83, 90 Stachowiak, Michelle--30, 78 Stahura, P a u 1 - - 3 0 , 82, 90 Stcndahl, Brad--30, 82 Stephenson, Lisa--30, 82, 85 Stern , Chr i 8--30 Stone, Meg-- 10, 12 , 30 , 72 , 73 , 82, 94, 100 Straube, James--30 Sylvester, Dean--30 Sylvester, Sean--3I Thompson, Randy--3I, 68, 87 Titze, Donna--3l, 82, 104 Tweed, Dcana--5, 31, 74, 80, 82, 83 Ulrich, P a u I --3 I , 82, 90 Walsh, Erin--3I, 75, 78, 82, 100 Wambach, Robert--3l Webb, Doug — 31, 77 Weber, Chris--32, 72, 74, 80, 82, 91, 102 Weithaus, Jeff--32 Willems, Christy--4, 32, 75 Willms, Daun--32, 74, 75, 82, 87, 88, 104 Willms, Lisa--32, 82 Wirth, Blake--32 Wolfgram, Chris--32, 82, 90 Wolke, Peter--32 Worby, Andy--32 0 0 AUTOGRAPHS 0 130 rjimfrpy 0 9 0 SHdmoinv • � • . . 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Arneson AFS DON PORN SCHOLARSHIP...............................Heidi Oelkers BUSINESS WORLD SCHOLARSHIP................................Cindy Mickelson MATH AWARD......................................................Elisabeth Tilleros STATE OF WISCONSIN BAND HONORS.....................................Rachel Monsen STATE OF WISCONSIN CHOIR HONORS.................... K. Johnson, S. Chenier, J. Fitch FBLA AWARDS.............................C. Kirchgassner, K. Laupan, D. Sears, S. Roth P. Hale, C. Waldron, B. Wenzel, J. Gunderson, A. Heistad, D. Nelson, W. Klotz, M. Schnabl, A. Boinski, K. Kudlewski, J. Bilski, T. Johnston, D. Eckert, M. Graetz, C. Mickelson 1ST SEMESTER PERFECT ATTENDANCE BIKE WINNERS....................A. Rummery J. Saltzmann, N. Weinkauf 2ND SEMESTER PERFECT ATEENDANCE BIKE WINNERS....................T. Swanson A. Look, P. Poznanski SPECIAL CONGRATULATIONS TO THE FOLLOWING GROUPS OF STUDENTS: Solo and Ensemble Awards Choir Solo and Ensemble Awards Band Everyone Who Had Perfect Attendance £dunl AvJatok 145 The Varsity Baseball team ended with a winning season in spite of a couple tough defeats early in the year. Strong pitching was often given from Rob Weber, Chris Wolfgram, and Mark Quilling. We- ber also contributed good hitting in many games. The team is coached by Mr. Nannemann. Varsity Baseball, Row ) (left to right): M. Chan, P. Collins, K. Greil, J. Mickelson. Row 2, left to right: Coach Nannemann, M. Quilling, C. Wolfgram, M, Datka, D. Mittclstaedt, R. Weber. Row 1, left to right: E. Harmcling, J. Fichwcg, K. Bell, M. Rasmusson, J. Rydzik, M. Clemcncc, B. Klcmko. J Baseball, row 2, left to right: Coach Milatz, K. Clark, B. Bettingcr, S. Gahagan, M. Lichucki, M. Heck, R. Mittclstaedt, A. Jacobson. Row , left to right: T. Cook, R. Lcick, C. Lucrssen, C. Rateike, P. Dixon, B. Zortman. Both the JV and Freshman teams played successful seasons in Spring, ’88. Chris Rateike and Shane Gaha- gan provided strong pitching and batting along with a good batting average from Mike Lichucki. JVs are coached by Mr. Milatz. The freshmen ended up the season with the best record of all thanks to consistent hitting from Jeff O’Brien and Kent Milam. They were again coached by Mark Collins. 146 BaiehaM Freshman Baseball, row j, left to right: T. Strasscr, M. Stuve, M. Kaul, Coach Collins, G. Roby, D. Kimball, B. Kcttcrhagcn. Row 2, left to right: D. Olsen, D. Hollister, J. O’Brien, M. Janssen, K. Milam. Row 1, left to right: R. Macrzke, P. Rydzik, R. Wagner. SoftbcJf . . . wfftnrUi The Varsity Softball team had a long hard season, with only two wins overall. Pitching for the girls was Michelle Kuhn and Amy Bishop. Strong hitting came from Marcey Asselin and Charmaine Col- lins. In spite of many errors from time to time, the team still had a great deal of fun and played hard. They were coached by Karen Rees- man. Varsity Softball, row y left to right: Coach Recsman, J. Krebs bach, A. Bishop, D. Hribar, J. Kramer, C. Collins. Row 2, left to right: M. Kuhn, M. Asselin, J. Bazen, J. Stuve, W. Madison. Row , left to right: N. Fabiszak, C. Hammer, C. Mickelson. JV Softball, row 2, left to right: Coach Nyboe, K. Janssen, C. Busc, M. Reich, N. Hoffmann, J. Heistad, C. Miles, R. Winker, P. Pozananski, C. Arneson. Row 1, left to right: J. Treffingcr, C. Lee, J. Kimball, L. Kictzkc, M. Koezly, K. Iverson. Several freshmen brought lots of young talent to the JV Softball team. Coached by Mr. Nyboe, the girls learned many skills that will be valu- able for the future. Top batting aver- ages were turned in for Jenny Kim- ball, Kerri Janssen, and Roxanne Winker, and the team looks forward the years ahead. 147 TtacJc . . . The girls track team was plagued by injuries early in the season, but got stronger as time went on. Senior Beth Nannemann always did well in the hurdles, while Nichole Felber and Nancy Scherbarth often won the 100- and 200- yard dashes respec- tively. The team placed first overall in the W-Club Invite in April. The girls were coached by Mr. Westergaard, Mr. Bugenha- gen, and Mrs. DeBoth. Girls Truck, row 4, left to right: Coach Westergaard, B. Bolton, B. Hcnningfcld, L. Grabowski, S. Sanchez, N. DeMichei, B. Nannemann, Coach DeBoth, Manager Frank Korb. Row left to right: J. Jacobson, E. Tillcros, K. Cooley, J. Saltzmann, J. Ragio, N. Felber, N. Scherbarth. Row 2, left to right: Coach Bugcnhagcn, A. Rodriguez, S. Roth, K. Barsncss, N. Cuddcback, C. DeMent. Row 1, left to right: E. Bencriscutto, M. Harris, J. Johnson, S. Rcesman, K. Johnson. The male tracksters did well during the 1988 season. Top placers were Corey Lohmeyer in the 400-yd. dash. Scott Klein was reliable in the 100-200-, mile relay, and long jump. Top hurdler was Tom Mainus and Jesse Bieniewski ran long distance. The boys took 4th place in the W-Club Invite. With many new freshmen out for track, both of these teams should be strong con- tenders in years to come. Boys tr2ck, row 4, left to right: Coach Westergaard, H. Sjobcrg, J. Fitch, K. Olson, J. Hammer, S. Klein. Row ), left to right: Coach Bugenhagen, T. Buttles, N. W'einkauf, C. Smith, K. Jacobson, P. Doom, W'. Erwin, E. Wolf. Row 2, left to right: T. Slovak, T. Mainus, A. DiVittorio, S. Johnston, B. Person, E. Christensen, J. Hall, B. Janke. Row 1, left to right: B. Ratkowski, J. Bieniewski, A. Soiney, C. Lohmeyer, S. Chenier. 148 Tiadc The 1988 WHS Golf team brought together several experi- enced players as well as some new one. The team had a record of 7-5 overall, and 5-5 in confer- ence. Medalists were Doug Cheever, Trace Chiodo, Scott Lustig and John Benson. Dan Delonay also did very well. The guys are coached by Mr. McDer- mott. Golf Team, row j, left to right: Coach Ray, M. Shubert, B. Schmaling, D. Delonay, M. Moczynski, B. Hensley, D.d Paynter, B. Thiede, C. Stahl, C. Pope, R. Seater, D. Moss. Row 2, left to right: T. Nelson, C. Blodgett, T. Okonck, T. Reed, M. Soiney, J. Tiegs, M. Kicnast, D. Tetting, W. Reichstadter, Coach McDermott. Row , left to right: D. Cheever, B. Stendahl, T. Chiodo, J. Benson, S. Lustig. The Tennis team had the luxury of the new courts for the 1988 season. Brad Schmidt enjoyed a very suc- cessful year winning most of his matches easily. Several freshmen joined the team this year to make up for seniors Steve Podgorski, Jerry Mehlhaff and Jamie Straube who enjoyed their last year with the team. They were coached by Mike Brannen. Tennis, row 2, left to right: Coach Brannen, J. Mehlhaff, J. Czuta, P. Gauerke, A. Look, B. Marta, N. VanDykc, J. Little, J. Straube, B. Frcnz. Row , left to right: J. Whitford, J. Rau, T. Manicke, R. Cabunac, T. Schmidt, S. Podgorski. Goff TwHti 149 . . . Bfotd . . . Wendy allows temp, and blood pres- sure to be checked. On March 24, 1988 the WHS Stu- dent Council again sponsored a community Blood Drive in cooper- ation with the Southeastern Wis- consin Blood Center. Over 130 stu- dents, staff and area citizens came to the small gym in the Annex to give “the gift of life” and show their support for this worthy cause. Tammy almost looks like she’s enjoying this! Ouch! Mark Shubert answers some general health questions, part of the check-in process. . . . SpMioJl f-lotuM Pictured at left is the group of students who had perfect attendance for first semester. From that group, student council awarded new bikes (in coopera- tion with the Coca Cola Co.) to Nate Weinkauf, Andrea Rummery, and Jill Saltzmann. Those with second semes- ter perfect attendance were: B. Bent- zler, M. Bousquet, H. Domres, J. Gaudes, J. Johnson, K. Milam, P. Poznanski, A. Rodriguez, A. Soiney, M. Stuve, E. Tilleros, A. Wolke, R. Cabunace, B. Frenz, B. Janke, A. Look, N. Malboeuf, A. Rummery, J. Schultz, T. Swanson, B. Thiede, S. Adrian, T. Buttles, J. Czuta, J. Fitch, c. Mickclson, R. Schmidt, R. Weber, J. Weithaus. Second semester bike win- ners were: Penny Poznanski, Tina Swanson, and Andy Look. At the Awards Assembly, Mr. Westergaard and Mrs. Druschke congratulated those who were named to State Honors Band and Choir. Heidi Oelkers was presented a scholarship by Mrs. Mary Wulz, making it possible for Heidi to travel to Iceland for the 1988-89 school through AFS. Heidi is the first Waterford student to represent WHS with the AFS program. AuJcuuk 151 The girls at the City Municipal Orphanage think about the holidays ahead. Patti Kinnard works backstage to get ready for the next scene. 152 A Annie, the story that captivated millions for decades, was brought to the New York stage on April 21, 1977; this year we brought it to Waterford High School. It is a story about a group of orphans, especially one little girl named Annie, who are having an awfully hard time of life because of the woman in charge of the orphanage and their near-poverty living conditions because of the depression. Annie is waiting, hoping that the parents who left her there will return for her one day. Suddenly, the rich Daddy Warbucks whisks Annie off into his world where they begin a wonderful adventure in growth and love. The audiences that enjoyed this production on the WHS stage quickly found themselves back in the 1930s. The play was directed by Mrs. Bousquet and stage manager was Nicole Richert. The servants in the orphanage watch over the children. Daddy Warbucks discusses world affairs with President Roosevelt. We Annie is returned to the orphanage after running away. Annie guards the locket with the picture of her parents. Upon returning home, Warbucks makes sure things are in order. Miss Hannigan, Rooster, and Lily sing “Easy Street. Annie was played by Tina Lazewski. . . . sCcieMM O Mpiad . . . Science Olympiad Team, row f, left to right: J. Jacobson, Miss Schraufnagel, E. Christensen, C. Haves, B. Bolton, D. Eckert. Row z, left to right: W. Maki, T. Ccrar, J. Czuta, J. Mchlhaff, J. Brzezinski. Row , left to right: J. Krause, S. Roth, A. Rcss. Jennifer tried to do some studying while on the bus. Fifteen students made up this year’s Science Olympiad team and competed against 5 5 other Wisconsin High Schools at Ripon college. The contest consisted of 25 different events, giving students a chance to do everything from racing balloons to building bridges. The WHS team made a proud showing and everyone agreed that the day was lots of fun — in spite of the snow! Looks like Chuck is ready to give up! . . . OfljMpiCi . . . Industrial Arts Skill Olypic Participants: Row 2, left to right: Mr. Wickler, J. Weithaus, B. Person, T. Chiodo, B. Stendahl, M. Read, P. Manka, D. Radtke, J. Straube, Mr. McDermott, Mr. Frye. Row , left to right: B. Wirth, D. Brobarchik, T. Halverson, G. Ouwens, D. Janke, C. Stern. Several Industrial Arts and Business Education students competed at the Gateway Skill Olympics in March. For Industrial Arts, Waterford took first place with the help of the following: M. Read, third in drafting, B. Person, fourth in drafting; In woods, first, J. Weithaus, third, D. Paynter, fifth, T. Chiodo; in machine shop, second, G. Ouwens; in welding, first, B. Wirth, second, B. Stendahl, third, T. Halverson, fourth, D. Grobarchik. Kelly Kossow and Paul Stahura won scholarships as a result of FBLA leadership and Job Interviewing skills respectfully. This group of students competed in various areas of Business Ed. at the annual Gateway Skill Olympics. In Business Ed. competition, Waterford placed third among all schools. Those placing were: Ac- counting I, D. Mittelstaedt, 5th, J. Jacobson, 4th; Accounting II, S. Maurice, 2nd; Bus. English, Sarah Bonewald, 2nd; Typing II, A. Morrow; Spelling Bee, J. Means; Job Interview, P. Stahura, 1st place. QldM O jMpun 155 1988 Junior Prom Court, left to right: Julie escorted by Paul Collins, Beth Nannemann escorted by Scott Klein, Meg Stone escorted by Jack Hammer, Crown Bearer Adam Dzbinski, King Jon Weber, Queen Stephanie Beckman, Crown Bearer Jill Larsen, Brenda Gunderson escorted by Scott Saltzmann, Joy Stuvc escorted by Tim Okonck, Co-chairman Kris Johnson escorted by Scott Chenier. The Junior Cha ci Ihmfcrd High School Praeno Waterford Hifh Gym Saturday Evening April Thirtieth Nineteen Hundred Eighty Bight King Jon and Queen Stephanie look like they’re enjoying a dance. Co-chairmen Kris and Scott helped make the night a success. 156 Pficm 1988 Adam and Jill show the court how it is done during the Court dance. The latest in Prom attire! Ptouc 157 The band “Damsel” performs at the dance. Gnaduatlm . . . j- The gym was jam packed on a hot Sunday afternoon. Amy Marta Jack Hammer Liz Jacobson Dale Mittelstaedt John Rydzik Mark Read HONOR STUDENTS Joseph Brzczinski Meg Stone Michelle DcPatic Cindy Hassey Kim Fisher Dawn Pulley Henrik Sjobcrg ... 1988 . . . GuuloaUm 159 A banner in the gym displayed the class motto. T 0 M 0 R R Co-Salutatorians Liz Jacobson and Jack Hammer Vadedictorian Amy Marta Senior members of Swing Choir sang “Friends. | HOLD T' HOPE 'I OF . . . 1988 c u vulupi . . . COMMUNITY STATE BANK SCHOLARSHIP.................................John Rydzik WATERFORD LION’S CLUB SCHOLARSHIP........Julie Benavides, Dale Mittelstaedt WISCONSIN MASONIC LODGE SCHOLARSHIP.......................Amy Jo Metz STA-RITE CORPORATION SCHOLARSHIP..................................Joe Brzezinski ERICK OF NORWAY SCHOLARSHIP.....................................Tammy Hornby BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL WOMEN’S SCHOLARSHIP......................Liza Jacobson CLIFFORD EASTMAN SCHOLARSHIP....................................Kelly Kossow GATEWAY TECHNICAL COLLEGE BUSINESS SCHOLARSHIP..................Sandy Oberhart AMERICAN LEGION AWARD............................................Dale Mittelstaedt MARINE BANK SCHOLARSHIP.........................................Cindy Hassey DAR AWARD........................................................Jack Hammer SOUSA BAND AWARD..................................................Jim Kapelke ARMSTRONG AWARD..................................................Jack Hammer MVP’S IN THE MUSIC CORPORATION...........................Todd Reich CHORAL AWARD....................................................Cindy Hassey BURLINGTON STANDARD PRESS OUTSTANDING SENIOR AWARD.......Amy Marta MATHEMATICS AWARD...............................................Jerry Mehlhaff STUDENT COUNCIL SCHOLARSHIPS.........Meg Stone, Mark Read, Julie Benavides, Dale Mittelstaedt, Gretchen Davidson FORENSICS AWARD........................................Tammy Cerar MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIP.......................Liza Jacobson WATERFORD HIGH SCHOLARSHIPS..........J. Leick, J. Brzezinski, T. berg, D. Pulley WATERFORD BANK SCHOLARSHIP.............................Joe Brzezinski BURLINGTON CLINIC SCHOLARSHIP..........................Tammy Cerar ALBERT AND CORA LOTSCH SCHOLARSHIP.......J. Hammer, L. Jacobson, A. Marta WHITFORD MEMORIAL MOST VALUABLE GIRL ATHLETE AWARD..................................................Beth Nannemann ROCKROHR-SKARIE AWARD..................................Jack Hammer SCHOLAR ATHLETE AWARD..........................Amy Marta, Jack Hammer ONE YEAR ATTENDANCE AWARDS..................Glenn Fluegge, Eric Edstrom, Lucy Sanchez, Kelly Kossow, Audrey Phillips AIR FORCE ROTC SCHOLARSHIP................................Amy Marta LORRAINE MISSLING FBLA SCHOLARSHIP.....................Kelly Kossow 160 AuJcvuk MIKE AHNERT • ROBERT ALBEE • BRYAN ANDERSON • JENNIFER AXELSON • JERI LYNN BAZEN • TERI BECK • JULIE BENAVIDES • JOHN BENSON • SHARI BENTZLER • TAMMY BERG • KEN BLEECKER� JILL BLOCK� ALICIA BOGUSZEWSKI� KELLY BOSCH «CORRINE BRHELY • JOSEPH BRZEZINSKI • SCOTT BURKE • MICHAEL BURMEISTER • COTO CATERINA • TAMMY CERAR • DOUG CHEEVER • TRACE CHIODO • NANCY CHRISTOFFERSEN • MARK CLEMENCE • THOMAS COLEMAN • PAUL COLLINS • GRETCHEN DAVIDSON • MICHELLE DEPATIE • VICKY DOHVE • TONY 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