Wausau West High School - Aurora Yearbook (Wausau, WI)

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FFA - Planning For Tomorro M y DMD, Q P-T10 U2 EE 3 ' A N' 1 K 9' Q U 'Cu'L'Y V UQ, ML 1 , D X O-. N x 1 ow ini!!! ,Avia-, S-wlwmf 5 on 3 SIG' - 3 SN! JIU Q Sentinal L. Loskot, President M. Skic, Secretary T. Gassner, Reporter R. Utech, Chaplin B. Gumtz, Treasurer B. Schlag, Vice-President B. Erdman, Parliamentarian D. William- son. I ff- s F 3 . .- !n Nu I - xr- ' ff V v -E eff. . '17i uw .fits f T I i.. ' 5 Nm in we-A F - M .Q . Q - PM a L F A W i'i W R' fill ? ff ff- .. . M . . -f . . 3 .Q ,.,, Rowl K imhoff T Woller B Gumtz J LaRue Mr Fischer M Sklc S Zahn J Kufahl T Blaubach D Hummer J Gollubske M Witckle,J. Merklein, M. Prochnow T Woller, M. Schroeder P Hartlg M. Barmes, J Utech,T. Witter A Wood T. Gassner B Erdman Wituckl, D. Blaubach S Woller, D. Hummer, P Hase S. Denzin T. Dzanbozoff M Bartaszewicz R. Ollhoff Row 3.J Kufahl P. Kufahl J. Heike, R. Utech, B. Schlag, A. Wysockie, B. Fox, J. Gassner, P. Zernickie, D. Williamson L. Loskot S. Hoff S. Goetsch A. Eckardt A Lnppert D McDonald W Sklc L Erdman D Woller Z ' V Y ' v ' v ' v - 1 v - I v - i - v - 1 - v - v - J. stupbe, P. Goetsch, T. stubbe. 'Row 2: J. Berth, M. Howe, C. BUCH, D. Radtke, Lf Spooner, M. Kohdiela, S.'Stubbe, R. belmelm, S. E I

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Wir Sprechen Deutsch Businesses Of The Future . . DECA DECA is an extra curricular activ- ity designed to give the students, in the Marketing Program, a vari- ety of learning experiences out- side of the classroom to learn more about marketing and busi- ness. The Club is to promote vo- cational competence, leadership development, civic conscious- ness, and social awarness. DECA Club: Row 1: T. Peters, President, L. VanDenHeuvel, Vice President, P. Wickman, Secretary, Treasurer, B. Schedler, Historian, Reporter, Row 2: J. Moser, T. Pike, J. Arndt, T. Hanke, J. Nieuwenhuis, J. Rantanen, V. Swanson, D. Brandt, L. Yolitz, P. Zietlow, D. Skare, T. Kavaiecz, A. Saindon, M. Lemmer, J. Norton, J. Bethke, M. Czeshinski, Advisor, Mr. Montegomery, Row 3: R. Richmond, K. Wanke, C. Wiesman, S. Merriman, R. Polzer, A. Backes, P. Schoepke, V. Thorne, T. Treu, B. Heller, J, Delony, Back Row: B. Pregont, B. Heimerl, C. Hartwig, P. McGonagle, D. Herbst, K. Noviteke, P. Seymour, A. Romang, R. Heller, M. Brandt, M. Knetter. Hur T' 'P ' ' ls. A EK A 'uw fe-.mi ' me me ,M samsung -I --1 Y.. V' ' H I -Y- ,, H -' MT ., ..,.,, - Mm-'U .. , , F W Y , , , , Kvi' Student Council Gets Involved This year has been a turning point in Student Council His- tory. Formerly know as a do-nothing organization, it undertook several student services. Movies were inex- pensively shown and speak- ers brought in. Also a Winter Frolic was organized. Overall this a good year for Student Council. Student Counsil: Row 1: M. Martin, Secretary, P. Koppa, Vice President, C. Walton, President, Row 2: D. Abt, S. Lemmer, L. Fitzsimmons, T. Schmieden, L. Barrington, Row 3: D. Engebret- son, M. Schultz, D. Bergacker, Row 4: L. Huckbody, L. Barrington, J. Goetzke, S. Sippl. 151

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Future Secretaries OO Front Row President K Lang Secretary C Bartelt Row2 J Burnett R Bartelt C Brown D Diers Back Row R Beranek S Brandt J Zlnkowich R Richmond R Rusch D Marquardt Future Homemakers Front Row: K. Doepke J. Heiting S. Welton J. Bunett B. Bauer J. Engebrecht. Back Row: B. Bartelt D. Diers R. Bartteit R. Rusch C. Barttelt K. Zimmerman, G. Diers, Missing: G. Olson. Advisor Mrs. Stencil. G 1 6 Q. . 'Liu 'YAXKERS 1, may ms- YW