West Salem High School - Neshonoc Yearbook (West Salem, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1972 volume:

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Barbie Nordin We Challenge You To . . . know yourself work with others, reflect understanding and enthusiasm give of yourself, become involved develop individuality and a worthy character be sensitive to the moods R and beliefs of others express your thoughts and defend your opinions. IV. ,, A 1 Wa- : ' f. ij. iiij, ,litixg ' Q I 3 5 123755 f is L - W ,- . X 5 -ggi. N ..,m I. 1 x J' gk' J HN! T':-F53 ' 'Y 'fi -Q31 -its sf A . ','P f,ff ' J 1, .,j f . -.fi . hw-x va- 411' Q -Q- X ,Q -A I, my V .. ,mf A 2.3 Av ,...--1-.1 A i Sym bn gf 2,475.15 5' Eff' -4. .- r V 1 1 ' -P T. F'.'fv4.'A ' l?'57'g'x H '-7.1 . , - ,NJ I, . xy. ' - ns: ffl 5x -7' . V' .G 515- I fm -Y, j .Pip ' ' 54 4491- f -i -rf ' ,ng Q Ja- LQN - . nr' profit from error and feel pride in achievement. accept the sorrows of life as well as its joys. face defeat and rise above it. achieve individual goals as well as those of the team. And above all . . . attain content- ment and happiness. Administration . . . . 8 Faculty ..... . . 9 Academics . . . . 12 Activities. . . . . 16 Sports ....... . . 44 Underclassmen . . . . 58 Seniors ..... . . 64 Personnel . . . . 74 Advertising . . . . 76 H Index .... . . 99 A AJ MH P . .1 'Q P 'f 4. , ', I M Q ,V ,ix Y -' 'H img '-' ' aux. f-.km , V '- I -ws. 1 ,V 'P ' f 'X v -., ' . ' S' 5 HJ , ,JQQQ - I q F - 5.1 'A ' uxh X, V I: M M h , YI' 'vm To You, Mr. Richard Young For your willingness to give of your time, for your confidence in your students, and for your pride in your many musical organizations, we the 1972 NESHONOC staff dedicate this yearbook. Your knowledge and understanding of us as individuals is marked. Mr. Young, you have instilled school wide enthusiasm for the field of music, and exhibited sincere dedication to youth and the profession. Mr. Young, we hold you not only in sincere esteem, but also in deepest affection. is QQV Administration Helps to Mold Youth Board of Education--Front Row: Mr. Donald Bina, presidentg Mrs. Hazel Leicht, treasurerg Mr. Maynard Carlson, director. Back Row: Mr. Willard Schomberg, vice-presidentg Mr. Howard Raymer, directorg Mr. Robert Anderson, directorg Mr. Wilbur Hauser, clerk. Mfigg Glu Superintendent of Schools Lionel Strand maps out West P1'if1CiPa1 James L- Saxmn encourages Scholastic achieve- ' ' ' ' ' i s. Salem-S School bus route. ment as well as involvement rn extracurricular activlt e Alan E. Niedfeldt, Algebra I and II, Roberta Severson, Home Economics. Math Analysis. Harold C. Warriner, World History 10, Social Problems 12. Faculty Provide Advice and Direction 'FS'-3? -1 Qu Nancy Hinton, Typing 1, Shorthand I and ll. Marjorie Jasperson, Girls' Physical Education. iff? 2 'N A -,X X- xx 4 . i t , Qi 'H ,X Everett Ledman Bo s' Ph sical Edu- 1 Y Y cation. June Sletteland, Guidance. Phyllis Bartz, Bookkeeping, Typing, Office Practice. Robert Fortney, World History 11, Social Problems 12. Dedicated Instructors Encourage lr u, l-ar 'iw Y Judy Justinger, English 11, Speech 11. Greg Wegner, Social Studies 7, World History 11, Social Problems 12 --Intern, first semester. I l 1 1 I 53 R e -' 2 l John W. Riberich, U.S. History 9, Social Problems 12 , Marie B. Sanders, English 12. Wilbur L. Johnson, Biology. Robert T, Moe, General Math, Chemistry, Physics. -fr? --'?' 'rf' ' - ' we-' ' F . 1 Dale Weber, Vocational Agriculture. Sheridan Barker, English 9, Reading SemExpression, Attainment William Smillie, Introductory Physi- cal Science. W. 5 -H:f,.,., ,ir -,,,..W,,g3E, mi: ' PM ifllvlml gg. P ri. E David Erickson, Band, ConcertChoir, Girls' Chorus--Intern, first semester. Jn! ffl, , ray. ,. U: wr., 2 E 1 Hvu, Thomas O'Brien, French, Geometry. Vern E. Dahl, Industrial Arts, Driv- ers' Education. .Q Ioan Juan, English 10, Speech 11. Patricia Ulrich, Instructional Mate- rials Center. Karen Hansen, Art. O. Ray Ihle, Basic Drawing, Ad- vanced Drawing, General Metals, Power Mechanics. Picture Unavailable--Richard F. Young, Band Director, ConcertChoir Girls' Chorus. .,...,.-if Academw Courses Expand Awareness General Math or Algebra I make up freshmen require- ments, while Geometry, Algebra II, and Math Analysis are electives for students wishing to advance their train- ing. English, a four year requirement, looks forward to initi- ating semester courses. Speech, required of all juniors, helps them to gain experiences in all speaking situations. Chemistry students Dorrene Jacobs Student teacher Mrs Rrtter leads a discussion of literature in a Senior English and Pat Anderson experiment with dry ice . 44-P... :ca Ron Bursman and Dale Bahr speak to the Social Problems Mr. Niedfeldt explains a story problem for Algebra I. .gb Matt Servais points out the parts of a dairy cow to Debbie Kibler. Practical Skills Enhance Business Education offers electives: Typing, Office Prac- tice, Shorthand, and Bookkeeping. Business Education course enables the student to acquire a marketable skill for use after graduation. Agricu1ture's coeducational program offers four years of elective classes. Upon completion of these courses, stu- dents are prepared for a future in an agri-business field. ,, .Q Anbx Mrs. Hinton dictates to advanced shorthand students Val Stelloh, Donna Schumacher, and Karen Bina. Jeff Peterson, Jerry Schomberg, and Duane Stark work with the milling machine. alents Freshmen and sophomore Industrial Arts students have the choice of basic drawing or general metalsg sophomores, and juniors, advanced drawing, woodworking and auto mechanics. Home Economics, a four year elective, stresses family living and consumer buying. , ss -ss ,s 1lj'? r 1 f Q his X. Through Home Economics, Sharon Johnson and Cathy Johnson improve their sewing. 4 li l E Mr. Erickson directs a baritone sectional to Sue Schmidt, Doug Schornberg, and Scott S tamstad. -.AT ' Through The French program, available all four years, teaches not only the lan- guage but also the life style of the French people. Reading, writing, listening, and speaking are aspects emphasized in learning a foreign language. Art, a four year optional course, in- volves experiences with a variety of media, tools, and equipment in the areas of drawing, painting, com- mercial art, crafts, and design. A four year elective, Band involves theory, recital performance, indi- vidual lessons, plus concert appear- ances. Concert solos and ensembles demonstrate accomplishment in Mixed Choir, Girls' Chorus, and Band. ,,5,Ma . r fintyra r X Q f . 'r f, 1-,,',.-1 -...J-'- 4 T' P W ' fi ' '. Q 'MMA' :ff x , ' - -ii ' a 5 . 'qu 4. U G ' :Q , ., I -, p X. French instructor Mr. O'Brien assists Art students experience a lesson in perspective drawing. Eric Ender with his assignment. r 'f . , Ni Participation, Students btain Experience Mr. Dahl indicates important details of an engine to Nancy Luedtke and Stephen Rogge. Mrs. Iasperson instructs Pam Garthwaite and Marilyn Hass in the technique of the racing dive. Physical Education places emphasis on individual and dual recreational sports such as tennis, golf, and Volley- ball. A four year required course, Physical Education produces intelligent spectators in the area of basketball, football, and wrestling. Driver's Education, required by law if a student desires to drive before reaching eighteen, provides classroom as well as behind-the-wheel training to all sophomores. The Instructional Materials Center serves students through its reading and audiovisual aids. Scheduling testing programs, conferences, and career trips, the Guidance Department continues to help people know and accept themselves. 'HW , Demonstrating the single concept loop machine, Miss Ul- rich assists Ron Martin. ' i t - is rv 1 , A Q E . f . 'if' i 5' . . - 'K L W at ' - g .r ,ra . r as ' -' A vii A Guidance counselor Mrs. Sletteland advises senior boys-- Duane Bahr, Tom Kneiil, and Peter Hundt. t M .i....5N '. 2.21, V V ,1 'L f b .gul- xg! l all rnltrn n ,tt -e- li Mrs. Sherry Barker, advisor of Student Council for the second year, and members of the Council plan programs on the go. WSHS Student Council Fosters Zi W Maxine Silha, Richard Bahr, and Jill Witt discuss the Student Council members--David Miles, Glenn Martin, Homecoming parade route with Jon Hetland. and Rita Osgood--keep the school calendar up -to -date. Laurie Elliott, Teresa Hass, and Janine Martin show leadership in planning the Christmas Dance. Leadership, Spirit - cumou 1 TE l N-.1 .iff 11 Mary Hetland, Kathy Brave and Rolf Jostad promote candy sales. ' r i '. Y, , ... vn- .-4 - ' nm , l., . -w r- .T -nil as .. vi ,,.- i ,api Coach John Riberich, Student Council's choice as 1971 Homecoming Parade Marshall. ka' - l a r .5 lr, Q f N: President Colleen Schomberg and vice-president Ron Buis- man confer with Mr. Saxton on Student Council activities. 17 z' 134 muy FHA officers--recreation leader, Val Stellohg reporter, Karen Binag historian, Dorrene Jacobsg parliamentarian, Proper laundry PIOCGCTUISS dCIT1OI1SU21ISd by DOIISHS Ia- Pat Andersong treasurer, Maxine Silhag secretary, Pat C0195 Hfld MHXUIS Silh-H. Gaskillg vice-president, Denise Strittmaterg and presi- dent, Debbie Strong--pose for the fall fashion show. 5 Sara Mashak, Bonnie Loging, and Jane Servais experi- Karen Turner puts the finishing touches on the winning ence one of the many facets of Home Economics--home Fall Rally bulletin board. canning. '5- Karen Bina and Donna Schumacher serve refreshments at ' A A Turkey Tea. F. H. A. members enjoy the dinner before the FHA -FFA initiation. FHA Accents Family Li e, Consumer Buying Karen Miller models casual attire at Autumn Reflections. 5454- Fall Fashion show award winners--Linda Gorniak, Diane Malzacher, Debra Gil- bertson, Karen Clements, Denise Strittrnater, Debbie Strong, Denise Kasten- Schmidt, and Laurie Elliott--model fashions. 19 :'x lj J John Becker and Doug Schomberg examine a piglet. Mr. Weber demonstrates gas welding for Randy Bina and Steve Bahr. ef -. ' g W wsu-S-M e EEE!!! , ' I V, Q i i A 4 r 1 1 V . Swine showmanship practiced by Paul Gilster, Ron Buisman, and Gerald Hammes. Chapfef Sweetheart JCHDY McClintock receives a trophy from Mr. Weber. Future Farmers Go C0-Educational Gary Schomberg shows a heifer while James Gerke and Jerold Houser check its features. A first in the history of the West Salem chapter of the Future Farmers of America occurred this year when seven girls-Debra Kolterman, Sara Mashak, Karen Schwier, Colleen Schomberg, Jeanette Dunlap, Vickie Pettis, and Debra Kibler-acquired membership in the organization. National recognition was received by the local chapter when John Becker won a third place, judging at the Nation al Barrow Show at Austin. In cooperation with the Future Home- makers of America chapter, the F.F.A. and Mr. Dale Weber, their advisor, sponsored a potluck supper for their members and their parents, the Harvest Dance, and the spring and fall style shows. l l Women,s Lib penetrates F.F.A. W-Club Promotes Sportsmanship E 7 The W-Club has undergone many changes and improve- ments. Players receive most valuable awards in each sportg members earning ten or more letters will have their varsity lockers engraved. The addition of girls' athletic programs to the athletic department now allows th-em to become involved in the W-Club. Girls may earn letters by attaining a set number of points through participation in various activities. V? . ,-Mui, , G? GAA leaders--Mrs. Jasperson, advisorg Becky Storandt, Steve Rogge listens with admiration as Mr. Riberich re- Secretary: Corrine Bergh, president. Absent: Karen Ham views the requirements for a letter. UICS, ViCG'pr6Side1'1I. W-Club--Front Row: Marilyn Hass, Joan Tauscher, Becky John Zellmer, Randy Bina. Third Row: Bob Bartz, Tim Storandt, Corky Bei-gh, Mary Gullickson, Nancy Luedtke. McClintock, Jim Mau, Jim Ming, Steve Brauer, Dale Second Row: Tim Morris, Jerry Schomberg, Dave Onsrud, Bahr, Dale Sennes, Ron Buisman, Scott Stamstad, Gary Mike Adams, Russ Knutson, Glenn Martin, Jim Jeffers, Severson. ,V .1 Varsity cheerleader Corky Bergh anticipates another Salem victory. Fourteen Cheerleaders 'H y f 513 -. B-team cheerleaders: Denise Kneifl, Kathy Osgood, Judy Metzger, and Teresa Hass practice for an upcoming game. Absent: Janet Riniker. A -team cheerleaders: Pam Reece, Marilyn Hass, Mary Gullickson, and Nancy Luedtke whip up Homecoming enthusiasm. Spark WS Spirit With a considerable increase in school spirit and student involvement, the cheerleaders, under the direction of Mrs. Marjorie Iasperson, provided leadership in promot- ing school enthusiasm. Selling tickets, planning pep rallies, and painting new signs for the halls and gymnasi- um comprised much of the cheerleaders' activity. A cheerleading clinic at Platteville gave the five A -squad members new ideas and cheers to bring back to the stu- dent body. The additional four wrestling cheerleaders for the first year added encouragement for the wrestling matmen. Wrestling cheerleaders: Marla Brauer, Bonnie Oldenburg Nancy Leicht, and Colleen Schomberg admire their new uniforms. 1 pw li 1 , ' H 1 lla Krueger discusses Halloween with pupils at Sunnymede FTA 0 ers Training For Tomorrow Activities of Future Teachers of America, under the advisorship of Mrs. Justinger, included tutoring at the high school level and visitation at Sunnymede. These opportunities helped those interested in children to observe and experience facets of teaching . The officers of the club were president, Ann Kattestadg vice-presi- dent, Debra Meyerg secretary, Ellen Sagearg treasurer, Mary Ray. I ',rxXQmL,x,J0 ,. Ng Ann Kattestad tutors Charles Jeffers and Mary Varnum in English, vbf I ',,, 1 Jane Servais and Kathy Brave assist Ioan Friell in putting up bulletin boards. School Paper Reviews WSHS Activities The 1971 -72 Spectator , publishing nine issues annual- ly, has enlarged and matured in its second year. A candid page and a variety of articles have increased stu- dent interest, l if MBE QE Q H2399 l r,-1' Typists Sue Schmidt and Ellen Sagear arrange news arti- Mr. O'Brien, SPECTATOR advisor, evaluates past issues cles for the rough layout. Y ni i age .73 at D um 831,95 ju lm X 1 V! , . its 1,4141 Reporter Jim Ming interviews Mr. Riberich on the sports program. gg, was with Mike Davis and Joan Schams. Mike Quinn prepares the printing press for the next issue. V i f W l E N Painted wastebaskets add color to the halls--secretary Historian Val Stelloh and Karen B11-la gay Welcome to Corinne Bergh, Donna Schumacher, and Dorrene Jacobs. Salem Students, ik- W Kathy Brave serves the school by as- Bob Nelson, Mary Ray, and Jerry Schomberg pay their dues to treasurer Mike sisting with the flag raising duties. Adams. .4 ri lv ,es 1 ' 'rwailfu NHS initiates--Diane Manke, Diane Malzacher, Laurie Elliott, Barbara Morgan, Patricia Anderson, Mary Hetland, and Debra Strong. NHS Encourages Involvement National Honor Society, a service organization, encour- ages scholarship, leadership, and active participation in school and community activities. Following a potluck dinner in November for initiates, their parents, actives, and members of the school board, thirteen students were inducted into the organization. Other activities included freshman orientation in the fall and participation in daily flag-raising. The club sponsored a flashback dance in November. NHS mem- bers also aided other students through a new tutorial program. in .A Mrs. June Sletteland, advisor of NHS, Rolf Jostad, and President Gary Severson greets the guests at the initia- vice- president Patsy Beers discuss preparations for the tion. flashback dance. New periodicals arouse the interest of club members--Laurie Griffin, Lynn Muenzenberger, Denise Kastenschmidt, Joyce Wood, and Theresa Beier. Library Club Experiences Active Year Audio-visual aides Leslie aging the IMC Center. Paul, Ioe Paul assist in man- The fifteen member 1971-'72 Library Club has been in- volved in many more activities than in prior years. Miss Patricia Ulrich, club advisor, has kept the club active sponsoring dances and bake sales, and performing skits as well as maintaining the library for research work and leisure reading. The expanded Audio -Visual Center has become a responsibility of the club. Student librarians' duties include checking new equipment, books and mag- azines, and processing resource material. E Club workers--Ann Hoppman, Ila Krueger, and Renee McClintock- -operate the dry press to mount pictures for student use. E H0 OC Published by 40 Active Members Iqlue-3 , 1 at fn, sf p if E. be Associate head of advertising Rita Osgood files sales slips Gary Severson, F, F, A. reporter, checks cutlines with for editor Mary Io Hetland. typist Linda Schmidt. .r'c4,,owP' rl A ' P L1-'Wu J 1 H I 1 -ti 31.7, :V . f. 5 . :Fw-, iw: K av Y 1? SH? f5iii'f2 ,fE1'i. f.-,3'if.9L Eg- , . ' vfqgggvw' 'fs waist igfiifft J, 1 1353 ,. ,Q '-if -V e X , 1 J , Underclassmen associate head Barb Morgan and assistant Cheryl Beebe schedule other students while assistant Janice Gerke poses for Mr. Newberry. Absent: Denise Kneifl. Associate head of faculty Ann Kattestad and assistant Head typist Debbie Meyer shows assistants--Debbie Sennes, copy writer Ioan Schams collaborate in writing cutlines. Joy Krome, Bobbie Euler, and Theresa Wilcox--how to type copy sheets. Absent: Patti Gaskill and Becky Storandt. Yearbook Records Highlights of 1971-72 lpijk i N, Ellen Sagear and Pat Anderson assist Cindy Miller, as- Sp0rtS WTite1'5 J0l1 Hetlarld, Jim Ming. and Tim M0I1'iS sociate head of senior portraits. choose appropriate sports pictures. 3 I l i Social associate head Jill Witt and her staff--Saralviashak Judy Metzger, and Bonnie Oldenburg- -choose prom pic- tures. School Year f f A ' IS. X- .JJ f Co-associate heads of clubs, Pam Reece and Kathy Brave, plan page layouts . ' '11 Mary Byers purchases a NESHONOC from salesmen--Paul Gilbertson, David Schliebe, and Jeff Hemker. Absent: Nancy Luedtke and Kathy Osgood. Senior photographer Eric Johnston discusses the operation of the Pentax with Randy Schneider. Absent: Mike Quinn. Stajjf ames Mr. Young Dedicatee X. 44 I Associate heads, Corky Bergh and Colleen Schomberg demonstrate layout techniques to assistants Sue Schmidt, Beth Ban- nen, Laurie Elliot, and Debby Yellick. . 3 J , . g 1 1 -Q' rs e-sa we Index staff--Marla Brauer, Pat Anderson, Mary Ray, and associate head Denise Strittmater--compile the index PQISY BGCIS and Miriam NYSSITI diSCl1SS C0IIeCf j0HH1a1iSfiC pages. Absent: Karen Hammes. SWR- Mr. Mendez congratulates Mr. Young on the band's outstanding performance. Rafael Mendez, Trompetisa Mas Grande - bl It f ' f QM , l C Rafael Mendez demonstrates his professional technique for Bill Euler and Steve Brauer. ' ,- Vi ' jf, ri gas, . . Uzrlflnw. rr it :t, it mr HH - ' 7? l ' Concert Band-Front Row: Michelle McClintock, Janet Riniker, Ellen Schober, Nancy Bina. Second Row: Mary Hetland, Kathy Osgood, Debby Yellick, Barb Morgan, Pam Reece, Ann Kattestad, Nancy Luedtke. Third Row: Colleen Schomberg, Nancy Johnson, Pam Garthwaite, Judy Metzger, Leatta Gilbertson, Joy Krome, Rhonda Bahr, Corinne Fennigkoh, Bobbie Euler. Fourth Row: Mary Ender, Bonnie Pettis, Nancy Strong, Sandra Hasse, Mary Varnum, Cheryl Haverly, Patsy Beers, Rolf Jostad. Fifth Row: Bill Euler, Tim Morris, Steve Brauer, Stephan Rogge, Paul Dovenberg, Steve Michelson, Eric Ender, Tim Whitlock, John Piper, Dave Onsrud. . iq v K, , ' , Za i n 1 . 5 K , Hw y. -.. 'V ' ' Y . 52- Q ' 1 Y f ' ei it 3 gp - I X.. fa- Xl' ' . ,Y gf ir iz- .1 ' 'Tig' :lt 'b it :J rr J 2? 51 - 5 ll 'Fr W X f - bl Eff! .ay if ,. is 1 Safe ' 5 -- f J 1 r- ., 5. ,- L, ' ' .I ' :'fF 15-Q-e - ' FF 1, r ,A.,,y f 2 Av V H' ' W x 4 I ' ' T' Q-:ggi ll ' W it ,thug-E , B is -,.t ' ' fa. is 1 - M J Color Guard-Front Row: Nancy Leicht, Reetta Storandt, Jenny McClintock, -M Joan Volden, Karen Hammes. Second Row: Donna Schumacher, Cindy Miller, Kim 1 Poehling, Jill Witt, lla Krueger, Sue Groth, J enelle Becker, Melissa McClintock, , , , K Karen Bina. Rita Osgood, Burger Queen of Virginia Beach. tg First Row: Jill Fairburn, Cindy Severson, Joan Friell, Marla Brauer. Second Row: Debbie Gilbertson, Laurie Thomas, Pat Dovenberg, Mary Beers, Linda Schmidt, Laurie Elliot, Kathy Brave, Corky Bergh. Third Row: Gary Osiecki, Cal Tenner, Pat Quinn, Bob Bartz, Keith Raasch, Sue Schmidt, Doug Schomberg, Scott Stamstad. Fourth Row: Howard Manske, Miriam Nyseth, Brian Vaughn, Scott Bartlett, Larry Johnson, Charles Jeffers, Dave McClintock, Rodney Mellor, Jon Hetland, Bob Beers. Fifth Row: Mr. Erickson, Mr. Young, Becky Storandt, John Zellmer, Eric Johnston, Rita Osgood, Randy Bartlett. ll WSHS Panther Marching Band won sec- ' ' ond place in parade competition with 9 over twenty bands at the 1971 October- fest and second in overall competition at the Apple Fest Parade. Two half- Fmf T no 1 time shows, at Homecoming and Dad's Night, climaxed the Fall activity. For J f B e the second year, the Stage Band com- peted for honors at Eau Claire with more than twenty bands. Plans for the year included a Holiday Arts Festival Concert and a Winter Concert, as well as appearances by the Concert Choir on T.V. and at the Mulder Nursing Home. The band and Choral groups concluded a productive year with performances at the solo and ensemble, and concert contests. During Mr. Young's absence because of his tour of duty with the National Pompons-Chris Goetting, Janine Martin, Sharon Johnson, Lynn Muenzenberger, Guard, Intern David Erickson directed Diane Malzacher, Joanne McClintock, Carol Kolterman, Bonnie Loging, Muriel the music program from September to W00d- February. ,, f rs ia: lf? i i v i Concert Choir-Front Row: Mr. Richard Young, Mary Gullickson, Susan Tauscher, Tammy Severson, Karen Hammes, Cathy Johnson, Cindie Hardie, Susan Balmer, Patsy Beers, Nancy Strong, Mr. David Erickson. Second Row: Jill Witt, Jenny Mc- Clintock, Pat Anderson, Kathy Willinger, Nancy Leicht, Nancy Luedtke, Ellen Sagear, Ann Kattestad, Pam Reece, Debra Hundt. Third Row: Cindy Tyler, Kathy Osgood, Debra Strong, Dorrene Jacobs, Val Stelloh, Joyce Wood, Bonnie Oldenburg, Mary Hetland, Pat Gaskill, Joan Tauscher. Fourth Row: Gary Severson, Dale Bahr, Joseph Paul, Jim Ming, Christophe Chave- peyer, Eric Johnston, David Miles, Leslie Paul, Rolf Jostad, Mike Davis, Bob Beers, Gerald Hammes, Ron Miller. New Chorus Program'Encourages Competition fi I, i Girls, Chorus-Front Row: Mr. David Erickson, Cindy Kammel, Debbie Meyer, Chris Goetting, Renee Strittmater, Nancy Strong, Mr. Richard Young. Second Row: Cindy Miller, Ellen Sagear, Ann Kattestad, Susan Balmer, Denise Strittmater. Third Row: Renee McClintock, Lynn Muenzenberger, Pat Anderson, Jill Witt, Debra Hundt, Patsy Beers. Fourth Row: Kathy Os- good, Debra Strong, Bonnie Oldenburg, Val Stelloh, Joyce Wood, Dorrene Jacobs, Marilyn Hass. WU Exhausted, yet happy, the Panther Marching Band travels homeward. lv P h: Karen Hammes and Pam Reece prepare for the official in- spection at Virginia Beach. Stage Band Exemplwes Rhythm and Soul Stage Band-Front Row: Jon Hetland, Miriam Nyseth, Rolf Jostad, Patsy Beers, Rita Osgood, Rhonda Bahr, Corinne Fennig- koh, Bobbie Euler, Mary Hetland. Second Row: Dave Onsrud, Charles Jeffers, David McClintock, Bob Beers, Tim Morris, Steve Brauer, Bill Euler, Paul Dovenberg, Steve Michelson, Randy Bartlett, Stephan Rogge, John Piper, Eric Ender, Tim Whit- lock, Kathy Osgood. r E E 1 .iw zi hir? N I ,hir T' lu ! .r V' 4 5' 3' !l ,nu-g l kv i J' zijn, Y. 539'-5 ' f ' ' - ?Eira 'r 11 1 L - - ' ' . F' 1 ' fer 'S im' ,, 9 E, 1 r 1 H3 EVVY .1 X, H ,l igrgx 'oy' xx 'V E Pr. , rj V T 'N 'M ' ra t Y-,Q Q, ind ' 5'-1 12: 32 l 5 , 1 w .5 of Q N - ill 1- ff' 1 yf -fc 5 I 1 in-,IN I fir if ir' vi e 1, J' AZ! .,f-Q i if U x ' I X' N! - ,' '-4 -I Qi ' 1 ' I 'iii ifr-.ef f f ' M F V vyryvl ' A ffx, Luther Billis joins the chorus line in Honey Bunn. ' SOUTH PACIFIC ' 1 .w'- 7 ' - sm , 3 gan iJ r I K N0 ,E W I l ,.',Y Q Q A f I N, HN ' ' ,S , ' xii ff rr J ' 2 ' I X I I Q 1 I PJ? A 1 6 ' H ? ': ' ' 6 ii , We're going to wash those men right out of our hair. if Younger Than Sprrngtrrne what do YOU SHY, SweatS0? soma' 135' nge 41 'I 1 H . . 'N R! Ayala? A e ffv 59 W Guys and dolls of SOUTH PACIFIC. Strifves Toward Excellence all ' slap of H1 'Y A A 3- lr :lil W' g ' he , ...- ,A as gg- we F F3 me Q r A em l We r f eeef 4QjQlg 4 JA .v' .H f'1?5 img X Q- I I , . .' li. ,. 4.x . Va EW ,fwxsk nfs' x .. Q ' V ll., N gy, LL' J- ' 'xii . ,gk . is r 3' -Q, 3' ml 6 , ' fy.. ' -'Q . fijgxnf ,, y I I i, y 2 1 fx 'jf I., V F., A 4 I ,Ku -I, L ,. X-3 41, , .. I , We ' fe ' J 4e2.:e r .. l ':? ff ' ' A sf, ' ' , 3 , 'K f ml, at ,r My y y r y e 1 ' A H .- ee e -Jo r on Q 5 H' I Q Mary Ray barks out a hilarious hut two, three, four. U---H T 'T :WET 5 -T , h .,., . .3 1971 graduates Pat Hall and Jim Zell Y mer create 'sAn Enchanted Evening . C517 ,. .1 X X J 4 2 la, Rhonda Bahr as Bloody Mary teaches Ann Kattestad and Gary Severson to talk Happy Talkn. l gwv, :ini . ,gk x P.-, .'L .4 . VAV. 'F' . ' i . - , Q: N fb iw?-if -+A YF?-r fi ,S J N F-, it 1 J ' J- I' L' ' , 4 , ', I 1 I Y ,--- - K, '. J' X ,.. , , ie,1.jxfP 1, ...ar A 'Q-'x 7 an Jamal Just donit stand thereg do something! Decorating-Shan on Johnson. ,7,,,, While Nancy Strong serves punch, Debra Gilbertson, Tam- ala Severson, and Nancy Leicht exchange party pleasantries. Aglow with happiness, Jane Servais and her escort Ramon Stelloh. Donna Meyers and Steven Anderson view the night's activities with delight. W g 4 The 66World of Love Inspires Memories ri, . -.,..,:5.,N ' z N. , f ' f 1 -qvm f A 4 y 'f X r ki ri Q A , 1 , ,cf ,u up f , , I X Gary Severson reflects gracious solicitude for his lady, Mary Kay Gullickson. Beaming with excitement, junior class lovelies: Cindy Miller, Colleen Schomberg, Cathy Johnson, Ann Kattestad, and Kathy Brave. Absent: Rebecca Storandt. 5' I . . ya Japanese garden, southern plantation, and sidewalk cafe en- hanced The World of Love, theme of the 1971 Junior Prom. More than fifty couples danced to the music of The Flesh and the Spirit . The coronation of King J errel Schom- berg and Queen Debra Meyer climaxed the festivities. Many attended the post prom at Walt's and enjoyed music pro- vided by the Collegiates. Queen Debby and King Jerry 'fl , . M 15 , Z ll :Q if V luvlz -- I , 'V - , .'s:gx' 5- r . 3. fir 1 M g :ig r ' H P '1 5 ill ' P , 1 iii 4 . A moment of ecstasy as Student Council vice-president Ron Buisman announces Mary Jo I-Ietland as 1971 Homecoming Queen. ' 1 .lf C W 'I' - , J Homecoming Queen Mary Jo and King Gary Severson beam with pride as they reign over Colour My World . Pam Reece, Mary Jo Hetland, and Becky Storandt smile happily in anticipation of the naming of the queen of Homecoming. Homecoming underclassmen representatives--Jill Fairburn Laurie Elliott, and Kim Poehling--reflect excitement and joy as they await their participation in Homecoming activities. Nancy Luedtke and Stephan Rogge exchange personal confidences. Janet Riniker, Jane Servais, Cindy Hardie--Harvest Dance underclassmen representatives--pause in anticipa tion of the coronation. all Festivities Herald Social Season Fennigkoh, Patricia Gaskill, and Rebecca Storandt-- pose prettily, Senior Harvest Dance representatives--Queen Corinne The Homecoming theme Song Titles set the motif for the decorations and floats, while a week filled with ac- tivities aroused the enthusiasm of all, A pep rally, the bonfire, and the naming of Queen Mary Jo Hetland high- lighted the 1971 festivities. Despite the die-hard spirit of the coach, team, and backers, the Panthers fell short of a victory over Gale- Ettrick, with a score of 21-6. Two hundred seventy -five students and alumni danced to the music of Storm . Corn shocks, pumpkins, and murals set an aura of au- tumn for the 1971 Harvest Dance. Queen Corinne Fenn- igkoh and King Dale Bahr lead the dancing to the music of the E1ectric Rock . ' tm' ' H M- - 1 ' f-N-ff:'.t,,.f,. ,.-. ,111 Team-Front Row: David Elliott, Jim Ming, John Zellmer, Jim Zellmer, Ron Buisman, Paul Raymer, Mike Adams, Jim Jeffers, Paul Dovenberg. Second Row: Jeff McClintock, Dave Miles, Russ Knutson, Dale Bahr, Dale Sennes, Dennis Wee, Jim Stavlo, Scott Stamstad. Third Row: Ivan Pearson, Steve Brauer, Randy Groth, Jerry Ming, Curt Witte, Glenn Martin. Fourth Row: Coach Jim Kamerzelt, Bill Euler, Eric Johnston, Mike Hanson, Dave Hanson, Steve Black, Coach Terry Martin, Coach Ron Kolterman. l 11 -Qs A ' 41 t. I.. - .. Z-- :V s' um ,pt . ,, 35 v S 'T it A ,M l-ll , . ,L , .V ax. ,. .- ,N A Tl 'f K. , g '11 A... .- Jim Ming executes a perfect landing. Steve Brauer and John Zellmer break across the finish line. Track-3rd at State Coach Terry Martin and assistant Coaches Ron Kolterman and Jim Kamerzelt instilled the spirit needed to propel the West Salem Track Team to win many honors. The deter- mined Panthers won West Salem's first conference champi- onship in track and thus set a new conference record in the mile relay. Jim Ming, Jerry Ming, Dennis Wee, and Dave Hanson ran the four lap jaunt in 3136.9 eclipsing the previ- ous mark of 3:38.5. The Panthers went on to take first place honors at the regional meet as well as sectionals. To climax an unbelievable season, the Salem thinclads won sec- ond place honors at the State tournament. 2. ,E ss' t , - ,f 1. ,fy V f c van Jim Jeffers hurdles into the lead r 'rv hr Q Golf Team-Front Row: Bob Bartz, Dave Onsrud, Keith -' Klienke, Gary Groth. Back Row: Coach Harry Warriner, Jon Hetland, John Huxsahl, Tim Morris, Jim Mau. Tim Morris sizes up his next shot. Golfers Strive or Par Dave Onsrud studies the flight of his ball. Nice try, Jim! 0' State Participants-Front Row: Jim Strong, Jim Jeffers, Dave Onsrud, Mike Adams, Ron Buisman, Mark Rogers, and Dan Bahr. Back Row: Tim McClintock, Jim Mau, Gary Groth, Jim Cullmann, Dave Hanson, Jim Stavlo, Gary Severson, and Coach Alan Niedfeldt. Missing: Dean Muenzenberger and Mike Hanson. West Salem sent its first baseball team to compete at the State Tourney. Un- der Coach Alan Niedfeldt, the Panthers compiled a 12-9 record for the season. Hurt early in the year because of con- flicting functions, the team finally made a comeback, Dave Hanson, Jim Mau, and Gary Severson, along with team effort and the arm of Gary Groth, powered the group to state. Grantsburg stopped the Panthers l-0 on an unearned run. With a fine group of underclassmen expected to fill in for the four starters lost, the next sea- son looks bright. Batmen Achieve State Recognition Gary Severson gains a stolen base. i 'V as 214+ r ' Q A - ' .M 'J . xxx. M E 'v , r ug - ' if V' X . ,Nj A , 9 'v fir J R 5 . 0 ' f S .f ' X X . 4' l '- ' , , ' ,a - - . t V V N Y -- :kgs 'Ff.x'rxN V V- - yg ' ,.,. I 1 A: f , 1 . X , .' Ap'-' ' ' ff' 'K' Qf':'5liuf'. ,-212. 1 .'7.1- 1 ' '5f ': it nltlsfix, W Wh qryrgg ,- r .- pf. . - Q 125' .1 - 512,125-532' s'1?1.Y5'LQ, , 'H - f-f.a1-.-..-5, - 'ef - Al-I ggggfgb ' -Pf ,-f.'5-- 'EM-'f fm wi' Jim Mau faces the opposition with con- iidence. ..,- ,- 7 ' l -' i, , X v, . - VV A rr.,-if V , S7 1 H ' ' L , fra ':. . N A My ll 1 '3. 1 ,ay X w . I I v Vg. Tense moments before the snap. I kI10w it'S here SOH1CWh6rC- Junior Varsity Shows Improvement , A .. 1 Q - A' 1971 Junior Varsity Football team--Back Row: John Piper, Scott Bartlett, Scott Strauss, Richard Bahr, Markjohnson, Robert Hundt, Ron Martin, Tom Nesseth, Bradley Monson, Ion Hetland, Glen Willinger, Douglas Schomberg, and Coach Carl Fox, Second Row: Coach Dale Weber, Steve Bahr, Dave Schaper, Dale Anderson, Eric Ender, Gary Meyer, Jim Bahr, Roger Summerfield, Kent Beebe, Ronald Willard, William Summerfield, David McClintock, and Mike Kammel. First Row: Pat Quinn, Tim Whitlock, Gary Oseicki, Pat Dovenberg, Ron Ming, Larry Johnson, Randy Bartlett, Paul Gilster, Nick Clements, Darrel Wuensch, Dave Anderson, Randy Bina, and Coach Robert Fortney. Involvement on and off the field. ,P I , 1971-72 Panthers Display Desire, Pride, , Y an ,Alam -i i A 1 ,, l' iii 1971 Varsity Football-Back Row: Coach Ted Ledman, Sam Mashak, Gary Sever- son, Dale Sennes, Jim Ming, Steve Brauer, Rod Mellor, Duane Stark, Glenn Martin, Ken Clements, Tim Morris, Bill Euler, Coach Bill Riberich. Middle Row: Gerald Hammes, Mike Gilster, Ron Buisman, Russ Knutson, Jim Mau, Dale Bahr, Scott Stamstad, Rolf Jostad, Mark Dahl, manager, Mike Hanson, manager. Front Row: Steve Rogge, Ron Miller, Dan Bahr, Jim Jeffers, Dave Onsrud, Mike Adams, Steve Michelson, Paul Dovenberg, Mike Quinn, trainer. West Salem West Salem West Salem West Salem West Salem West Salem West Salem West Salem West Salem Scores 30 Royal 13 6 Brookwood 12 22 Onalaska 0 14 Mel-Min 0 0 C-F-C 6 8 Gale-Ettick 29 6 Arcadia 70 6 Holmen 14 22 Bangor 12 ff - 'T'-.v'i-J -fe -1: - 11, .-.-1 ilfffix' Him iirjif-+'3rf',saf:f' ' f--A Mgt?-+1fw'af f.f, 1 : asia,-ig' ,. a f,'1f'1Lf'QX -, gifs,-,-iW'e'eg?l1L ,'L,'l,Qv-' ,-f1.'ff.v2?.ff?4'-J -' -- ' Q i will I -52411 ,-aims. -J' . . .1uQm,E,:. it FF, . , fi T ff'rrw'y . l ' if l:ii1-iffylfzlfg' if ' .4 ' 3 1, 'i'F'1q'.- --1'J f f ra-522, , ' Y-V54 . 4-Pi' sf! EQ-fx , 'F .--1 '- 195535 - , stef,-,-.,lsf' '-if f fm-1' X ,,, , 12124,-,,, ..-' -' . :F-sgkf' f eb 9- ' -. ,JI 'B Wm 21 :fig -. H ' -- ' - ' ' 'lf , h' f' ' A- r f ., V' L .. . .1 -Liu Y X L - --YV . ' . ' ' 3175514 , V .- 'll-as-' F' , M -. i, fha .,'1ss,::f -' , A ' A, 'f a ,, . F A A . 4 ..-1' '. ' ,V l ,I ' A . A , 1 s ,, Awqf. M f 3: , ,MM , ,f , qi' ' J 7 ,.,2,.QQ, 1 i - mimi. ., 5, f-fa - ,A.A' i if Teamwork and versatility result in a substantial gain for Dale Sennes. Coach Riberich instills the spirit to win. Rodney Mellor slams through for the tackle. Grapplers Encounter Stiff Competition Dave Miles works to break his opponent to the mat. The '72 Panther Wrestling squad, under Head Coach Carl Fox, have completed a successful season. Doug 1 Schomberg, 119 pounder, won the 7 Royal Invitational T ournament. Se- , Ven returning lettermen provide a strong nucleus for 1972-73. SCORES West Salem Houston 36 West Salem Onalaska 32 West Salem Mel. -Min.2l West Salem C -F -C 20 West Salem G -E -T 18 West Salem Cassville 20 West Salem Arcadia 48 SCORES Q -11 Tension mounts as Ron Miller awaits the starting whistle. 1972 Varsity Wrestlers -Front Row: Lonny Meyer, Randy Bina, Randy Bar- of tlett, Darrel Wuensch, Doug Schom- berg, John Piper, Brian Vaughn. Second Row: Assistant Coach Jim Olson, Jerry Barnes, Dave Miles, Jim Ming, Mike Gilster, Dan Bahr, Scott Stamstad, Ron Miller, Ron Buisman, Head Coach Carl Fox. Mickey Gilster works for a reversal. West Salem Holmen West Salem Westby West Salem Cashton West Salem Fennimore West Salem Cassville ,V -1 A 'Q QE, n , '1f -u 3 ' Jim Ming maintains firm control as his foe struggles for freedom. - 4 v tr--3?T,,r .wpf -fr ,,,-.sq is Ne Ron Buisman works to break a gripping hold, 495, ., fag l Form is displayed on the uneven parallel bars by Becky Nancy Luedtke hits the necessary horizontal position before Storandt. she completes her vault. - Gymnasts-Karen Hammes, Janet Riniker, Sue Groth, Colleen Schomberg, Pam Reece, Corky Bergh, Jenelle Becker, Leatta Gilbertson, Denise Kneifl,Melissa McClintock,Marla Brauer, Debra Gilbertson, Ellen Schober, Tammy Severson, Nancy Leicht, Nancy Luedtke, Marilyn Hass, Becky Storandt, Laurie Thomas, Mary Kay Gullickson, Laurie Elliott. Gymnasts Display F emininity The gymnastic team consists of twenty-six girls, coached by Mrs. Marjorie Jasperson. They competed in four events-balance beam, uneven parallel bars, vaulting and floor exer- cise. Executing the compulsory and! or optional routines, the girls will be either on the beginner or intermediate level. The team will compete at various schools and will earn a letter by com- peting either at State or in five differ- Eflll ITICCIS. Laurie Elliott spots Mary Gullickson's precise forward roll on the beam. l Performing on the balance beam develops poise, as shown by Melissa McClintock, spotted by Karen Hammes. Marla Brauer is about to execute a forward mill circle on the unevens. Panther Press Panics Foes The 1971-72 basketball team, under coach Bill Riberich compiled a success- ful record which will long be remembered by Salem fans Although one of the shortest teams in the conference, their hustling fast breaks gave them many crucial victories. The experience gained by several Juniors brightens the out look for the 1972-73 cagers. West Salem Opponent 53 Cashton 59 Onalaska 63 Melrose -Mindoro 72 Coch. 'Fount. City 57 G ale -Ettrick 58 Arcadia 48 Westby 64 Bangor 69 Onalaska 62 Holmen 65 Melrose -Mind oro 75 Coch. -Fount. City 53 La Crescent 48 Gale -Ettrick 59 Arcadia 65 Holmen 82 Onalaska Luther 55 Bangor 58 Melrose -Mindoro 65 l-Iolmen 79 Blair 60 Brookwood Varsity--Kneeling: Dean Muenzenberger, manager Mike Quinn trainer Glen I Martin, manager. Second Row: Jim Jeffers, DaveOnsrud J1mMau Rolf Jostad John Zellmer, Mike Adams. Third Row: Coach John Riberich T1mMcCl1ntock Dave Onsrud lets go with another Eric Johnston, Steve Brauer, Bill Euler, Robert Bartz Jeff McClintock Coach jump shot. Wilbur Johnson. ,M-x - wr I '- H Q 55 ,511 014 4 ,, IL- I pseu- 1 'a J, eu 52 'Eg I Intramurals Instills Competition 1 The 1971-'72 intramural program, under the direction of i Dale Weber, provided an opportunity for students to dis- play their athletic ability. Under the leadership of the y team captains: Ron Buisman, Russ Knutson, Glenn Mar- tin, Rodney Mellor, Steve Michelson, and Paul Gilbert- son, the intramural league completed another successful year. Nobody ever gets an easy basket here. Steve Liles uses good ballhandling to outmaneuver Tim Morris, Gerald Houser, and Ron Miller. X.. Ron Buisman pulls in another big rebound. The struggle for the ball is a never ending job. Freshmen Glimpse Far Horizons Bahr, Bryan Bahr, James Barnes, Jerome Bartlett, Randy Beebe, Kent Berge, Lorna Brauer, Marla Caffrey, Julie Dahl, Mark Dalton, Michael Dovenberg, Patrick Dunlap, Dolores Ender, Eric Ender, Mary Euler, Bobbie Friell, Gregory Garbers, Micheal Gerke, James Gilbertson, Leatta Gilster, Paul Gorniak, Lynda Groth, Susan Hardie Cynthia Hass, Teresa Hasse, Sandra Haverly, Cheryl Horstmann, Brian Houser, Jill Hundt, Robert Hundt, Rosanne Hundt, Terry Huxsahl, Randy Jeffers, Charles Johnson, Larry Johnson, Mark Kammel, Cynthia Kneifl, Dennis Koltermann, Carol Koltermann, Judith Krome, Joy Kuhlman, Kenneth Manske, Howard Martin, Janine McClintock, Joanne Meyer, Lonny Ming, Ronald Monson, Bradley Murphy, Carl Murphy, Carla Numsen, Gerald Olson, Jon Osiecki, Gary Peterson, David Pettis, Bonnie J ', rl V i v fx, 'I , st l . N X we-i lim fu lldikl 'iA ,iffy K Af. il , I f,A Zu yfj Fifi 'L' ls ll lillr M. al. ,J A 1 1 at ,I ,I J,.., .sql 4 I Q u Poehling, Kimberly Quinn, Patrick Riniker, Mark Schneider, Charlou Seeger, Donna Servais, Audrey Servais, Mary Severson, Cindie Smith, Kenneth Stark, Dave Steers, Paul Strauss, Scott Strittmater, Renee Strong, Nancy Tauscher, Bonnie Thomas, Laurene Triplett, Debra Varnum, Mary Vaughn, Brian Volden, James Whitlock, Timothy Willard, Ronald Witte, Dale Wood, Muriel 7 59 l X Achterkirch, John Anderson, Dale Anderson, David Bahr, Richard Bahr, Steven Balmer, Susan Bartlett, Robert Becker, J enelle Beebe, Cheryle Beers, Mary Berge, Gregory Bina, Nancy Bina, Randy Carlson, Karen Cavadini, Patrick Clements, Karen Clements, Nickolas Collins, Brian Craig, Gregory Davis, Gary Davis, Richard Elliott, David Engebrecht, John Erickson, Melanie Fairburn, Jill Feran, Cecilia Freisinger, Doris Gaskill, Gail Gerke, Janice Graff, Thomas Greene, Raymond Jr. Hanson, Jeffrey Hanson, Michael Hetland, Jon Hoffman, Gloria Hole, Kathleen Hoppman, John Isbell, Dennis Johnson, Dale Johnson, Joyce Kammel, Janis Kammel, Joan s 1 'r 1-'J ' e ...W J 'fi' Douglas Sophomores Encounter a Changing World k '11 Schomberg, Kammel, Michael Kelemen, William Kinder, Patricia Kneiil, Denise Kneifl, Nicholas Liles, Steven Martin, Ronald Mashak, Sheila Matuska, Thomas McClintock, David McClintock, Melissa McClintock, Ramona Metzger, Judy Meyer, Gary Miller, Karen Ming, James Nesseth, Jeanne Noel, James Nuttelman, Terri Nuttleman, Carey Nyseth, Miriam Oldenburg, Bonnie Osgood, Kathleen Paul, Raymond Pettis, Brenda Piper, John Pralle, Gary Puent, Gerald Quinn, Michael Rhyme, Judith Riniker, Janet Rogers, Mark Sagear, Ellen Schams, Joan Schaper, David Schmidt, Susan Schuster, Jeffrey Seeger, James Servais, Mathias Stello, Kevin Summerfield, Roger Summerfield, William Tauscher, Stanley Tenner, Cal Turner, Karen Tyler, Cindy Walters, Jeff Willinger, Glenn Wood, Sharon Wuensch, Darrell Pictures Unavailable Nesseth, Thomas Volden, Jeffrey Volden, Jerome Anderson, Steven Bahr, Daniel Bahr, Debra Bahr, Rhonda Baunen, Elizabeth Barnes, James Barnes, Jean Bartz, Robert Bassett, Gary Bassett, Larry Becker, John Beers, Robert Beier, Theresa Berg, Ronald Black, Steven Brauer, Steven Clements, Kenneth Dahl, David Dovenberg, Paul Dunlap, Jeanette Elliott, Laurie Gilbertson, Debra Gilbertson, Paul Griffin, Laurie Gullickson, Mary Hammes, Gerald Hammes, Karen Hemker, Jeffrey Hole, Gregory Hoppman, Ann Houser, Jerold Hundt, Timothy Indahl, Karen Isbell, Marilyn Jandt, Steven Jeffers, James Johnson, Nancy Jostad, Rolf Kastenschmidt, Denise Kibler, Debra Kleinke, Keith Knudson, Gregory Kolterman, Debra Leicht, Nancy Liebl, Gregory Loging, Bonnie Luedtke, Nancy' Malzacher, Diane Manke, Diane Mashak, Sara McClintock, Jeffrey McClintock, Michele McClintock, Timothy Meyers, Donna ,, X7!' lin i , 1 gil' ii, -g. nh-...V .1.-,-g..g:..--,-, V, X a'l'n- r '--.-'.w'.',.. . ..- I i N-,AX , f 1 ' Juniors Seek Lifetime Goals Meyers, Kenneth Miller, John Miller, Ronald Morgan, Barbara Muenzenberger, Dean Nelson, Cynthia Nelson, Robert Numsen, Donald Olson, Dorothy Onsrud, David Peterson, Steven Pettis, Vickie Pischke, Rahn Raasch, Keith Ray, Michael Rogge, Stephan Schliebe, David Schmidt, Linda Schneider, Randy Schober, Ellen Schomberg, Gary Schwier, Karen Sennes, Debra Servais, Darrel Servais, Jane Severson, Tamla Silha, Maxine Stamstad, Scott Stelloh, Ramon Storandt, Reetta Sweeney, David True, Russell Willinger, Kathryn Witt, Jill Wooden, James Yellick, Debra Class of 1972 R' A , ? i' . ff 2 1 5 Q ' . Y 'I i 9 2 Q. ' Q I - H e r ii 5. 5' What about you, what about me? Two years from now, where will we be? Each of us gone our separate ways. Lost in the headlong passage of days. Maybe we might give love a try Extending the minutes before goodbye. And for a gentle moment in time We'll take what pleasure people can find Are you afraid? I'm not afraid. Rod McKuen Corinne Fennigkoh Russell Knutson Peter Hundt Joan Friell Ann Kattestad Valerie Stelloh Michael Davis James Mau Michael Gilster Kathleen Brave Ronald Buisman Colleen Schomberg Corinne Bergh Michael Adams Pamela Reece Rita Osgood David Rogers Denise Strittmater David Miles Ronald Miller Patricia Gaskill Glenn Martin Cynthia Miller W LJ! 'A 'xY .,i: 1: ' 471235-',2'5 .-V -r-,x i eh 1' A , N,-xv . . xff - 1-1 1 -i 4 -., is A Y' -' 1, v -. - Faces a World of Awesome Responsibilities Rodney Mellor Cathy Johnson Eric Johnston Michael Wooden Patricia Anderson Timothy Morris gr x ww? Steven Michelson J errel Schomberg Mary Hetland Duane Bahr Rebecca Storandt Ronald Dunlap . . . Experiences Both Success and Defeat Debra Hundt Charles Halverson Patricia Rondorf Debra Meyer Thomas Kneifl Joyce Wood Randy Hendrickson Pamela Garthwaite Lynn Muenzenberger David Shefelbine lla Krueger William Euler l 1. RFZW '-er Robert Nelson Karen Bina Lester Cottone Mary Ray Susan Tauscher Joseph Paul Samuel Mashak Virginia Chester Marjorie Olson Donna Schumacher Jeffrey Peterson Leslie Paul . . . Emerges with New Hope and Con :dence Jenny McClintock o . LaVerne Clements - Renee McClintock Arthur Hass .nn J Dorrene Jacobs Roger Oldenburg Ly' l M, . ff h H Debra Strong V' John Zellmer Marilyn Hass Theresa Wilcox Dale Sennes Duane Stark Alan Indahl Dale Bahr Patricia Beers Joan Tauscher Gary Severson Christine Goetting Sharon Johnson Joan Volden 5. sf ,, in ' , , ,, '14 Q Voted by the faculty and sponsored by the American Legion and Ladies Auxil- Pam Reece, chosen by her class, as iary to represent WSI-IS at Badger Boys' and Badger Girls' State- Mary Ray, their own Snowflake Queen. Gary Severson, Pat Anderson, Jim Mau, and Mike Adams. .ff , 54128 E V, me 1 ' f SL ir xg, lfski f r 'A - .1 ' 1 W ' 1 H , Y y 3 , ' ,.,. it Ms. it .gif l 't , jj,N5:5'flXT, 'f.: f ' 1 151' '- 19 'fi 'U Q ,- r ' '41 If 1,1 X h -1 - -J45 Mary Hetland, editor of the NESHONOC, consults with Al- len Newberry, photographer for ELLICKSON'S. Selected by the senior class and faculty, Corinne Bergh received the DAR award. ,, ,,?7i2ai? 1 'ilu 'QQ Mr. Hove displays graduation announcements for the graduation committee-Theresa Wilcox, Denise Strittrnater, Mary Ray, Joan Tauscher. Second Row: Mike Adams, Glenn Martin. Absent: Valerie Stelloh. Semor Accomplishments Attam Honors l JIM? ir West Salem's High Quiz Bowl contestants- Front Row: Glenn Martin, Patsy Denise Strittmater winner of the Cris Beers, and Dave Onsurd 4733. Second Row: Tim Morris, Bill Euler, and Gary C0 award based on Outstanding Hgmg Severson. Ec achievement. l r all if L F' fs' i. 'Qs-Q K , - Mrs. Gertrude Wehrenberg folds a heap ofthe towels laundered daily. X' Secretary Beverly Hendrickson and bookkeeper Helen Kapelke distribute the morn- ing mail. :il ri A til 3 Liam? Wt luiillyi. 'gm I, i Competent bus drivers transport our children-Ansel Johnson, Forrest Bahan, Curtis Stavlo, Avery Hurst, Donald Gensch, Orrin Schwier, Mary Lou Meyer, Larry Gensch, and Alan Labus. Personnel Serve WSHS E zciently Nurse Mary Burd ably ministers to the health problems of students and faculty. Custodians Harold Hartman and Bernard Repky cheerfully cope with the tons of trash they must dispose of yearly. Absent: engineer of maintenance, Donald Stavlo. ste, 'lit , Mrs. Lorene Schilling, Mrs. Alice Bolstad, and Mrs. Ethel Fuhre serve well-balanced lunches for over 700 students weekly. wr.-AO + ga ,iii k Fr N , N , V jiiiiii ,Q :i'i'Mfi Tim, M., 'Mig 2 Q VL --. ' si ni. 1 W .4 - aw 1 l,,. WJLWEEYX- N 3, .V 'Q fn? . V 1 1 K 'ZWHMMT' 'M L . --- -- , 1, 'Q f gg ' V wg Pi W iiiimu 1 UI syilm-:iW. , 4 - . . K M ' 'i.1iiiiimi,L, .W 'FZJKJ ,-f-:E-ax-, ,JJ Q I iiv- .. E A L is A W W 'I W T V WMM ii.. i M f VLMMwiiiiiiiiuii,ii i iUiwiiiiT,.. 9 .W mme 0 ii I ff , ZH ' ' . ' . 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Pumiu ,SHOWS r .fe . 91 - ga A I .sex l u - u - 1 mul.: I-'ph' sl--:..v4 Purina Chows and Health Aids West Salem, Wisconsin BILL'S BARBER SHOP J' , gy, M: HI . 5 Sg-J 122 South Leonard Street West Salem, Wisconsin Phone 785-5531 Phone 786-3011 BEEBE-HERIVIAN 9 EQUIPMENT INC. y Y INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Farm Equipment, Industrial Equipment Trucks, Cub and Cadet Parts and Service Your International Dealer Phone 786-5211 SALEM BAKERY 106 South Leonard West Salem, Wisconsin Phone 786-3621 AQY CLINTON'S HAIR STYLING N X X ff 'ff . 15 f 114 Leonard St. West Salem, Wisconsin Phone 786-2111 DIEKROEGER'S STANDARD SERVICE 234 North Leonard St. West Salem, Wisconsin Phone 786-8086 PRODUCTION CREDIT SERVICE WALGREEN A AGENCY DRUGS Fam' Cfedt 120 South Leonard Street West Salem Onalaska West Salem, Wisconsin Bangor La Crosse 78644401 R. G. DOVENBERG For Prompt Delivery Of Quality Products BOB BAHR ELECTRIC Best Wishes to the Class of 1972 786-2891 Bob Bahr West Salem, Wisconsin Phone 786-4431 STANDARD ll f CURLY'S CHEVROLET PAFQAMOUNT Pi-loTo SALES KODAK DEALER Fast Service Low, Low Prices Dn Photo Finishing Cameras and Supplies Downtown West Salem Across from Denson's Super Service 135 East Hamilton West Salem, Wisconsin Phone 786-7731 SUPREME SERVICE KROlVlE'S TAVERN O Highway 16 West Salem, Wisconsin Phone 786-8046 r A ' 5- 92' 5230 0 1 'IJ Where Old Friends Meet Herb Krome 159 South Leonard Street West Salem, Wisconsin Phone 786-8056 . .- -.J ji--.Y, ,' -., '3-9,1-u .'5'Ff 1'f.+i Farmers Cooperative Supply Shipping Associations Coulee Regions Largest Farm Supply West Salem 786-2331 La Crosse Interstate Speedway, Inc. THE FASTEST TRACK IN THE MIDWEST f BOB'S CAR WASH BOB'S CAFI CITY BOB'S KICKAPOO Highway 16 West Salem VERMEER SALES AND SERVICE MAPLE GROVE COUNTRY CLUB ill! nlf. ' Y . 'Org f . --7.1 I ' West Salem, Wisconsin Ruth, Frank, Janet and Robert West Salem, Wisconsin L .M ,5 Ranney Sal es-Parts Q, , Service-Rentals NJ phone X 786-2821 Garland Street 8t Highway 16 n. fr 'arf- West Salem, Wisconsin A it ' 6 LA VONNE'S f , if is Q BEAUTY LAKEVIEW GAIVIBLES ., 1 SALON 116 West Hamilton Street - West Salem, Wisconsin W D DEAER phone A Al Gifts and Hardware ' ', ' ' . gi ? -1 , ' - hiya 'ur ,fl I DENSON'S SUPER SERVICE 81 'BODY SHGP J ,-. f, . . -'W 'F.'. F.' Y I Elf 4. See. .- 103 South Leonard Street West Salem, Wisconsin Phone 786-2121 RURAL INSURANCE Farm Bureau Service Center West Salem, Wisconsin Phone 786-2731 Gorman Wee N CIR! Industrial Products Division World-Wide Sales Service and Production The National Cash Register Company Industrial Products Division Microform Systems II . 365 South Oak Street West Salem, Wisconsin If EVANS IIVIPLEIVIENT, INC. G3 tdr , :X pW,lli1 MILLER s PHARMACY 'f t iliirftigliikif A.,V 111111 ' at X- ,ai-,s w -1 '-,' : P ' fa ' 1 ' f -- QA9- -,eel 1 ' fREXALLJ zaes 12-1fa J I COME IN AND LOOK OVER OUR LINE OF JOHN DEERE WEEKEND FREEDOM Hallmark Cards Russell Stover Candies Prompt Prescription Service West Salem, Wisconsin lvlAcHlNEs 122222521 1 DRUG Phone 786-3211 STORE Economy Print Shop PRINTIN 5 6 3 .1 Economy Shopper 114 N. Leonard West Salem, Wisconsin Phone 786-3691 LACROSSE COUNTY COUNTRYMAN 153 S. Leonard West Salem, Wisconsin 0 f. I MX--lf'-14 1 2 111.232 xx! Z- 702' 015' , V W 1 Z. M , :xv---7---ani ' I f4QW ,,..9 432. Z 1 :Q lla ' 71: 786-331 1 PISCHKE IVIOTORS P' X ' T L WHEEL ALIGNIVIENT-A SPECIALTY DOWNTOWN WEST SALEM PHONE-786-6311 IMPERIAL-CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH GMC-CRICKET ,T-'Xxx 0 NO E er. . X :fl ,ll ln: SHORTY'S IGA 108 West Hamilton Street West Salem, Wisconsin CU RVE-IN-LANES BAR-RESTAURANT- BOWLING Highway 16 West Salem Wisconsin Ray Green AI Walters 786-341 1 Phone 786-8006 16 'ax 1 7 1 :fat Iiwfaff FRIELL BROTHERS PLUMBING AND HEATING CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS 315 East Garland Street West Salem, Wisconsin Phone 786-2701 WEST SALEM INSURANCE AGENCY voun ndependent Insurance ,AGENT SEIIVES VUU PINS! ISI 130 South Leonard Street West Salem, Wisconsin Phone 786-4896 UNION STATE BANK GF WEST SALEM l , vvEHn's ELECTRIC l L For all your electrical needs 230 Lark Lane West Salem, Wisconsin 120 S. Mill West Salem, Wisconsin 78643231 Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation SUNSET GARDENS Get bouquets, corsages, and other flower arrangements, done beautifully. , I Galesville l Wisconsin i ! i Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. YOU'VE GOT A LOT TO LIVE AND PEPSVS GOT A LOT TO GIVE 1900 West Avenue La Crosse, Wisconsin RIVERLAND SPORTS AND TROPHY FOLLOW THE ROAD OF CHAMPIONS Sixth and State Street La Crosse, Wisconsin Phone 782-4466 WHERE SHOE FASHIONS START 117 N. 3rd La Crosse SINGER QL.-, 594' I FACTORY TRAINED SERVICE REPRESENTATIVES SERVICE ALL MAKES AND MODELS SERVICE GUARANTEE 421 Main La Crosse BITUMINOUS CONCRETE HOT-MIX Dial 782-4017 For Free Estimates On: ' ASPHALT CUFQBING ' DRIVEWAYS ' PARKING LOTS ' BARNYAFKDS, ETC. u ! ,WX u it J NEW VILLA FOOD AND COCKTAILS TO CROW ABOUT Phone 788-4400 2132 Ward Avenue Just Off U.S. Highway 14 ,,,. La Crosse, Wisconsin THE PARTY HOUSE , K1-xu MA s One of La Crosse's Most Popular 1 NA Night Spots ,L ij: Excellent Cuisine jf' Q F, K -4 , o Steaks 0 Seafood 1 o Cocktails 'I o Famous for our salad bar Wiscgnsin Miss Shop ff-'lx ' 'i'5Qt1.ll h 'Lx lift sl ,L- i X, 788-4400 Xk 71 i f Finer Ladies' Fashion xx XX W, Squire Shop 55-lm 423 Main La Crosse WALTS U r I L cr? ai., if-'JFBOD Luncheon Dinner Cocktails Phone 784-3220 IF lT'S NEW IT'S AT JEFFFREYS YOUR FASHION STORE 409 Main Street La Crosse, Wisconsin lie gel5w.,:t an CRESCENT ,tj JEWELERS ,Q t 429 Main st H Wisconsin I Art Carved Diamonds YOU DESERVE A BREAK TODAY ALL-AMERICAN Headquarters for Bulova Watches 2::::E2z:2:1:::::H I7 I Mc DONALD'S f' ' La Crosse Wisconsin Your Singing Jeweler THE FLAIR HAIRSTYLING i T .ti ln the village shopping center 1529V2 Losey Blvd. S. La Crosse, Wisconsin 788-4442 lVl-T-W-TH-F 8 A.M.-9 P.lVl. Sat. 9-5 For Better Hair Care Try The Flair Y QQ Os' -1 NINO'S STEAK ROUNDUP 206 Copeland Avenue La Crosse, Wisconsin Luncheons Dinners 5 P.lVl. until 12 Midnight Until 1 A.M. on Saturdays Make Your Reservations for Banquets, Wedding Parties, Company Social Events and Holiday Parties. Accommodations for 350 in our Party Room Call 785-3005 ROSS OF LA C-ROSSE FURNITURE CORPORATION v lOl STATE STREET - f i llgglyylllil H OVER 100 TOP NAME BRANDS FREE DELIVERY-FREE PARKING 101 State Street La Crosse, Wisconsin -. , l T 1 - THE ORIGINAL DOERFLINGEFTS CONEY ISLAND 0 DOWNTOWN ' JACKSON PLAZA 5 4 0 AT THE CAMPUS I Lggbaraj 7 I For a Snack or Meal, Hot Dogs Appeal 114 South Fourth Street La Crosse, Wisconsin 'X--L 'Il I' gfl 592 I 'I. ---fL.-.' .. . 2Lt'I13:2- tif f ' fn, Qcttllb sirecz last Largest Home-Owned Department Store in Western Wisconsin LACROSSE FLORAL For All Your Floral Needs: ORA'S Weddings HOUSE OF QUALITY Funerals Occasional Gifts mph X ss 2900 Floral Lane Phone 782-8840 Out By The Bluffs Shoes-Retail Hosiery-Shoe Findings Wholesale-Retail Allen-Edmonds Crosby Square Dr. Scholls Dexter Hand-Sewn Loafers Red Wing boots and work shoes Justin boots 318 Pearl Street La Crosse, Wisconsin SEW'N SEW, INC. Bonnie Weiland 108 South Main-Viroqua, Wisconsin and Jackson Plaza La Crosse, Wisconsin Knitting Supplies as SANDY'S DRIVE-IN OF LACROSSE Rose and Clinton La Crosse, Wisconsin 'mf' JI S 1 EEL! -I . ggkgvpiismachines ' Big' Patterns . ' 1. Notions omenarsgyrolo are FtOWLEY'S OFFICE EQUIPMENT NELSON COMPANY Olympia Typewriters Sales and Service X. CLOTHING Q I X: N Model9 0 Men's and Boys' Wear Caledonia Street S. W. Corner, 3rd and Main La Cr03S9 La Crosse, Wisconsin CULP'S SUPPER CLUB We Specialize in: Sea Foods Steaks 2' has ' ic l L Highway 16 County Trunk B La Crosse, Wisconsin Phone 782-3298 REAL wARM GREETINGS f 1 V sENioFis 2 '.-i' ff g N5 . '34if'iQ , ' . I fx- v X Y. , 2 - h f y K 1. FANTLES i Downtown La Crosse 6 Q fx X -. .mf X 9 545 f xl ,Q 1 rs. Wi ' . V an 1 j 3' - ' 5' if! !-as 1 7 -h as if ' T ggi 'Y 4. Q 5 'Lp in an rg RN 'F ,fw ' if X s ANNE'S WIG CHALET Quality Wigs Discount Prices , 518 State St. K X 784-6398 V , , WY Open Mon. thru 5 sat. ru 5 N vs! Fri. Nite til 9 Q Q f f DON'T SETTLE FOR LESS THAN THE BEST COME TO THE PROFESSIONALS FIRESIDE U. S. Highway 16 East of La Crosse, Wisconsin Phone 782-9060 4 ' 'X , ' : 1 ,r .1 -f,is.qf,3 a-smians.-:4g' fglfsww.,-,:a2::2: I'-ff?f?f:2:-1'-:'iF2-5'5if.g5!f'1siii' W 25522 Q ' n'F u 'f95: 1592! Gain' 'f'UCl' nigeria:-1tiswssf:, igiiqiff in 'I -4, g:..,j 5, 1-n .. in -gl, 2.iag:g!J:ifEgwE?gnlni' E 1 ' 4 ' il?T4u X r-ff!-v-is vf Qwiif fiq-. ,4Zf' i3 TX1: E::1s7'!f Eiikkf in For Finer Foods and Cocktails Senior Photographs Care Taken at . SHOES sTuDlo .Wm n.,4 M .,,., pnunf 1 M QU A Ll T y S A N D Q The official ER WC NESHONOC P ACE O photographer FINER FAIXIQIILY FOZTWEAFI 1222 Caledonia Street PUOIWG 734-5533 W. . La Crosse, Wisconsin La Crosse isconsln DANNY'S RIDGEVIEW INN i-iousiz OF Music ,N VK! , Z, - 1 I 5,1 bf f-:iff -:J 'ff' '5 ggi rl taigw. I ,IA 4' f X I 307 Main La Crosse Phone 782-8848 gg 'I 1? 'qlfX XZ f W2 . W f -1 if ki'fkFf' - gy! df '- I 'ww -a ll K 5 ? 5 Qi 'ff . 2 8 . ,Q 8' 1 H . George Bahr Route 1 La Crosse, Wisconsin 788-91 18 CONGRATULATIONS FROM FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 8a LOAN M 5 ff Q -XX , A D b ' . i it it iLii1i5iQJii.i ifg -fiw 'AAAL7 5 1 ::L . ig . i Q. ,r .iiFfii1jQiGi'iFi'A'lE ' p i ' D Qfii i,,ia. ,HA 1 ' A A L' 5 1 iw-as V- ,sf ' f,: 1,.- Sixth and State La Crosse, Wisconsin COMMODORE CLUB HUSSA'S HARDWARE Highway 61 La Crescent, Minn. Phone 895-4557 TROKE'S ,xff Uf KV X J' x, 2 ! .' I f ' n J .. K wai' oyotx. 'Q vlxvg . , ' r X s D ,rm 691 I N 5 . if s c0CKTA1Ls FINEST IN FOODS Clarence Troke AND FURNITURE Bangor, Wisconsin Restonic Bedding Kroehler Master Craft Permalux Hoover Speed Queen ' Washers 81 Dryers Monarch Appliances WEGNER SALES AND WEHRS' CHEVRCLET SERVICE, INC. SALES Be Smart Be Sure Ford Country 50 Years Your Ford Dealer No. 1 Used Cars 8t Trucks Buy Chevrolet Bangor, Wisconsin L v L., RJ Allis-Chalmers New Idea New Holland Gehl BHUQOY, Wisconsin Bangor Wisconsin lt is with gratitude that the Seniors of 1972 and the yearbook staff thank you, the Pat- rons and Boosters, for the wonderful sup- PATRO N : west sAl.Elvl Dr. W. F. Baltz Dr. R. M. Ciechanowski Dr. Kenneth Johnston, Veterinarian Jostad's Funeral Home Jerome Klos Orin Nyseth Rudy's Motor Repair Shop Seeger's Surge West Salem Clinic port of the 1972 NESHONOC. Without your assistance this book would have been im- possible. LA CFIGSSE Cerise Supper Club Johnson's ChiIdren's Shop Marigold Foods, Inc. Rudy's A 81 W Drive-ln Sorge Dairy Supply Co., Inc. BOOSTERS5 WEST SALEM Abe's Texaco Casey's Hardware lsbeIl's T.V. Lieder Lumber Model Feed lvlill Raymer Construction Company BANGOR Bangor Lumber Dorothy's Beauty Nook LACROSSE l3iII's Cycle Inn Bob's Flowers IOnaIaskaJ Buol Jewelers Community Camera Continental Clothing Country Kitchen Esser Paints 81 Glass Fitting Knit Shop Gantert's Furniture Co. Russell J. Gile, Jeweler Gioli Travel Service House of Bonsai Jan Walter Shop J 81 L Office Equipment La Crosse News Agency lVlid-West Restaurant Equip. Co. Newburg's lVlen's Wear Numsen T.V. Rose Jewelry Store S 81 H Sport Shop Schilling Paper Smales Grocery SteIloh's Country Store Il3arre lVlillsI Swartz Office Supply Sweet Shop Sylts Place fBarre lvlillsj Wettstein and Sons IN APPRECIATION Special appreciation to photogra- phers lvlr. Terry Hanson, Paramount Studios, Mr. Thomas O'Brien, Ona- laska, lVlr. Allen Newberry of Ellick- son Studios, La Crosse, Randy Schnieder, Class of 1973, Eric John- ston, Class of 1972 and Gary Isak- son, Class of 1971. Achterkirch, John 60 ADAMS, MICHAEL 22,26,44,46,48, 54, 56, 66,72, 73 Anderson, Dale 47 , 60 Anderson, David 47 , 60 ANDERSON, PATRICIA 32, 36 , 67 , 72 Anderson, Steven 40, 62 Bahr, Bryan 58 BAHR, DALE 12, 22, 36,44,48, 71 Bahr, Daniel 46,48, 50, 62 Bahr, Debra 62 BA!-IR, DUANE 15, 67 Bahr , Bahr , B ahr Bahr, James 47 , 58 Rhonda 34, 37, 39, 62 Richard 16,47 , 56, 60 Stephen 20,47, 60 Balmer, Susan 36, 60 Bannen, Elizabeth 32,62 Barnes, James 62 Barnes, Jean 62 Barnes, Jerome 50, 58 Bartlett, Randy 35, 37 , 47 , 50, 58 Bartlett, Robert 35,47,60 Bartz, Robert 22, 35, 45, 54, 56, 62 Bassett, Gary 62 Bassett, Larry 62 Becker, Jenelle 34, 52, 60 Becker, John 20, 62 12,18,2'7,30, Beebe, Cheryl 29, 60 Beebe, Kent 47 , 58 S Q.. m BL ,ll Beers, Mary 35,60 is BEERS, PATRICIA 27, 32, 34, 36, 37 71, 73 Beers, Robert 35, 36, 37, 62 Beier, Theresa 28, 62 Berg, Ronald 62 Berge, Gregory 60 Berge, Lorna 58 BERGH, CORINNE 22, 23, 26, 32, 35 52, 66 , 72 BINA, KAREN 13,18,19, 26, 34, 69 Bina, Nancy 34,60 Bina, Randy 20, 22,47 , 50, 60 Black, Steven, 44, 62 Bowman, Randy 103 ' Brauer, Marla 23, 32, 35, 52, 53, 58 Brauer, Steven 22, 33, 34, 37,44,48, 54, 56,62 - BRAVE, KATHLEEN 17,24,26, 31, 35, ' 41, 65 BUISMAN, RONALD 12,17,20,22, 42,44,46,4s,5o,51,57,65 Byers, Mary 31 Caffery, Julie 58 Carlson, Karen 60 Cavadini, Patrick 60 CHAVEPEYER, CHRISTOPHE 36 CHESTER, VIRGINIA 69 Clements, Karen 19, 60 Clements, Kenneth 48, 62 CLEMENTS, LAVERNE 70 ER Clements, Nickolas 47, 60 Collins, Brian 60 COTTONE, LESTER 69 Craig, Gregory 60 Dahl, David 62 Dahl, Mark 48, 58 Dalton, Micheal 58 Davis, Gary 60 DAVIS, MICHAEL 25, 36, 65 Davis, Richard 60 Dovenberg, Pat 35,47 , 58 Dovenberg, Paul 34, 37 , 44, 48, 62 Dunlap, Dolores 58 Dunlap, Jeannette, 21,62 DUNLAP, RONALD 67 Elliott, David 44, 56 , 60 Elliott, Laurie 17 , 19, 27 , 32, 35, 42, 52, 53, 62 Engebrecht, John 60 Ender, Eric l4,34, 37 , 47 , 58 Ender, Mary 34, 58 Erickson, Melanie 60 Euler, Bobbi 30 , 34, 37 , 58 EULER, WILLIAM 33, 34, 37 ,44,-48, 54,6833 Fairbum, Jill 35,42,6o FENNIGKOH, CORRINE 34, 37 , 43, 65 Feran, Cecilia 60 Fresinger, Doris 60 Friell, Gregory 58 FRIELL, JOAN 24, 35, 65 Garbers, Mike 58 GARTHEWAITE, PAMELA 15, 34, 68 Gaskill, Gail 60 GASKILL, PATRICIA 18, 36,43, 66 Gerke, James 21, 53 Gerke, Janice 29,40, 60 Gilbertson, Debra 19, 35, 40, 52, 62 Gilbertson, Leatta 34, 52,58 Gilbertson, Paul 31, 62 GILSTER, MICHAEL 48, 50, 65 Gilster, Paul 20, 47 , 58 GOETTING, CHRISTINE 35, 36,71 Gorniak, Lynda 19, 58 Graff, Thomas 60 Griffin, Laurie 28, 62 Greene, Raymond Jr. 56,60 Groth, Susan 34, 52, 58 Gullickson, Mary 22, 23, 36,41, 52, 53, 62 HALVERSON, CHARLES 68 Hammes, Gerald 20, 36,48, 62 Hammes, Karen 34, 36, 37, 52, 53, 62 Hanson, Jeffery 60 Hanson, Michael 44,48, 56, 60 Hardie, Cynthia 36,43,-58 gg if , Q' gggggew HASS, ARTHUR 70 HAss, MARILYN 15,22,23,36,52,'11 Haas, Teresa 17 , 23, 58 Hasse, Sandra 34, 58 Haverly, Cheryl 34, 58 Hemker, Jeffrey, 31,62 HENDRICKSON, RANDY 68 Hetland. Jon 16, 30, 35, 37,45, 47, 56,60 HETLAND, MARY 17, 27, 29, 34, 36, 37,42, 67 , 72 Hoffman, Gloria 60 Hole, Gregory 62 Hole, Kathleen 60 Hopprnann, Ann 28, 62 Hoppmann, John 60 Horstmann, Brian 58 Houser, Jerold 21, 57, 62 Houser, Jill 58 HUNDT, DEBRA 36,68 HUNDT , PETER 15, 65 Hundt, Robert 47 , 58 Hundt, Rosanne 58 Hundt, Terry 58 Hundt, Timothy 62 Huxsahl, Randy 58 INDAHL, ALAN 71 Indahl, Karen 62 Isbell, Dennis 60 Isbell, Marilyn 62 JACOBS, DORRENE12,18,26, 36,70 Jandt, Charles 24, 35, 37, 56, 58 Jeffers, Charles 27 , 35, 37 , 56, 58 Jeffers, James 22,44, 46, 48, 54, 62 JOHNSON, CATHY 13, 36,41, 67 Johnson, Dale 60 Johnson, Joyce 60 Johnson, Larry 35, 47, 58 Johnson, Mark 47, 56, 58 Johnson, Nancy 34,62 JOHNSON, SHARON 71 JOHNSTON, ERIC 31, 35, 36,44, 54, 67 Jolivette, Carrie 103 Jostad, Rolf 17 , 27 , 34, 36 , 37 ,48, 54, 56, 62 Kamrnel, Cindy 36,58 Kemmel, Janis 60 Karnrnel, Joan 60 Kammel, Michael 47 , 61 Kastenschmidt, Denise 19, 28, 62 KATTESTAD, ANN 26, ao, 34, 36, 39 41, 65 Kelemen, William 61 Kinder, Patti 60 Kibler, Debra 13, 21, 62 Kleinke, Keith 45, 62 Kneifl, Denise 23, 52, 61 Kneifl, Dennis 58 Kneifl, Nicholas 61 KNEIFL, THOMAS 15,68 Knudson, Gregory 62 KNUTSON, RUSSELL 22,44,48,65 Kolterrnan, Carol 58 Koltermann, Debra 21,62 Kolrermann, Judith 35,58 Krome, Joy 30, 34, 58' KRUEGER, ILA 24,28, 34,68 Kuhlman, Kenneth 58 Leicht, Nancy 23, 34, 36, 40, 52, 62 Liebl, Gregory 62 Liles, Steven 57, 61 Loging, Bonnie 18, 35, 62 Luedtke, Nancy 15, 22, 23, 34, 36 , 43, 52, 62 Malzacher, Diane 19, 27, 35, 62 Manke, Diane 27, 62 Manski, Howard 35,58 MARTIN, GLENN 16, 22, 44, 54, 66, 73 Martin, Janine 17 , 35, 58 Martin, Ronald 15, 47 , 56, 61 MASHAK, SAMUEL 48, 69 Mashak, Sara 18, 21, 31, 62 Mashak, Sheila 61 Matuska, Thomas 61 MAU, JAMES 22,45, 46, 48, 54, 65, 72 McClintock, David 35, 37 , 47 , 56, 61 McClintock, Jeffrey 44, 54, 56, 62 MCCLINTOCK, JENNY 20, 34, 36, 70 McClintock, Joanne 35, 58 McClintock, Melissa 34, 52, 53,61 McClintock Michele 34, 62 McClintock, Ramona 61 MCCLINTOCK, RENEE 28, 36, 70 McClintock, Timothy 22, 46, 54, 62 MELLOR, RODNEY 35,48,49,67 yr JU 'K ' I ,Q 2' 1' 4 , I I I J 1 1 Metzger, Judy 23, 31, 34, 61 MEYER, DEBRA 30, 36,41, 68 Meyer, Gary 47 , 56, 61 Meyer, Lonny 50,58 Meyers, Donna 40, 62 Meyers, Kenneth 40, 63 MICI-IELSON, STEVEN 34, 37 , 48, 67 MILES, DAVID 16, 36,44,50,66 MILLER, CYNTHIA 30 , 34, 36, 41, 66 Miller, John 63 Miller, Karen 19, 61 MILLER, RONALD 48, 50, 57 , 66 Miller, Ronald 1115 36, 63 Ming, James 22, 25, 30, 36,4-4,48, 50, 51, 61 Ming, Ronald 47, 58 Molitor, John 103 Molitor, Mary Q picture unavailablej Monson, Bradley 47, 58 Morgan, Barbara 27, 29, 34, 63 MORRIS, TIMOTHY 22, 30, 34, 37 ,45, 48, 57 , 67 , 73 Muenzenberger, Dean 54, 63 MUENZENBERGER, LYNN 28, 35, 36, 68 Murphy, Carl 58 Murphy, Carla 58 Nelson, Cynthia 63 NELSON, ROBERT 26,69 Nelson, Robert Q115 63 Nesseth, Jeanne 61 Nesseth, Thomas 47 Noel, James 61 Numsen, Donald 63 Numsen, Gerald 58 Nuttelman, Terri 61 Nuttleman, Carey 61 Nyseth, Miriam 32, 35, 37 , 61 Oldenburg, Bonnie 23, 31, 36, 61 OLDENBURG, ROGER 70 Olson, Dorothy 63 Olson, Jon 58 OLSON, MAPJORIE 69 onsrud, David 22, 34, 3145, 46,4s, 54, 63, 73 Osgood, Kathleen 23, 34, 36, 37 , 61 OSGOOD, RITA 16,29, 34, 35, 37 , 66 Osiecki, Gary 35, 47, 58 PAUL, JOSEPH 28, 36, 69 PAUL, LESLIE 28, 36, 69 Paul, Raymond 61 Peterson, David 58 PETERSON, JEFFREY 13,69 Peterson, Steven 63 Pettis, Bonnie 34, 58 Pettis, Brenda 61 Penis, Vickie 21,63 Peehiing, 'Kimberly 34,42, 59 Piper, John 34, 37 , 47 , 50, 61 Pischke, Rahn 63 Pralle, Gary 61 Puent, Gerald 61 Quinn, Michael 25,48, 54, 61 Quinn, Patrick, 35,47, 59 Raasch, Keith 35,63 RAY, MARY 26, 39, 69, 72,73 Ray, Michael 63 REECE, PAMELA 23, 31, 32, 34, 36, 3'1,42,52,66,72 Rhyme, Judith 61 I Riniker, Janet 34,43, 52, 61 4 Riniker, Mark 59 ROGERS, DAVID 66 1 Rogers, Mark 46, 61 Rogge, Stephen 15, 22, 34, 37 , 43, 48, 63 RONDORF, PATRICIA 68 ' Sagear, Ellen 25, 30, 36, 61 Schams, Joan 25, 30, 61 Schaper, David 47 , 61 i. Schliebe, David 31, 63 Schmidt, Linda 29,35,63 Schmidt, Susan 14, 25, 32, 35,61 Schneider, Charlou 59 Schneider, Randy 31,63 Schober, Ellen 34, 52, 63 SCI-IOMBERG, COLLEEN 17 , 21, 23, 32, 34, 41, 52, 65 Schomberg, Douglas 14, 20, 35, 47 , 50, 61 Schomberg, Gary 21, 63 SCHOMBERG, JERREL 13, 22, 26 , 41, 67 SCHUMACHER, DONNA l3,19,26, 34, 69 Schuster, Jeff 61 Schwier, Karen 21, 63 Seeger, Donna 59 Seeger, James 61 SENNES, DALE 22, 44, 48, 49, 71 Sennes, Debra 30, 63 Servais, Audrey 59 Servais Serv ais Serv ais Serv ais , Darrel 63 Jane 18,24,4o,43,63 Mary 59 Matthais 13, 61 Severson, Cindie 35, 59 SEVERSON, GARY 22, 27 , 29, 36, 39 4l,42,46,48,7l,72,73 Severson, Tamla 36,40, 52, 63 SHEFELBINE, DAVID 68 Silha, Maxine 16,l8, 63 Smith, Kenneth 59 Stamstad, Scott 14, 22, 35,44, 48, so, es ' Stark, David 59 STARK, DUANE13,48,71 Steers, Paul 59 Stello, Kevin 61 r' Stelloh, Ramon 40, 63 STELLOH, VALERIE 13, 18, 26, 36, 65 STORANDT, REBECCA 22, 35,42,43, 52, 67 Storandt, Reetta 34,63 Strauss, Scott 47,59 STRITMATER, DENISE 18,19, 32, 36, 66, 73 Strittmater, Renee 36, 59 STRONG, DEBRA l8,19, 27, 36,70 Strong, Nancy 34, 36,40, 59 Summerfield, Roger 47 , 61 Summerfield, William 47 , 61 Sweeney, David 63 Tauscher, Bonnie 59 TAUSCHER, JOAN 22, 36, 71, 73 TAUSCHER, SUSAN 36,69 Tauscher, Stanley 61 Tenner, Cal 35,61 Thomas, Laurene 35, 52, 59 Triplett, Debra 59 True, Russell 63 Turner, Karen 18,61 Tyler, Cindy 36,61 Varnum , Mary 24, 34, 59 Vaughn, Brian 35, 50, 59 Volden, James 59 Volden, Jeffrey Q picture unavailablej Volden, Jerome Q picture unavailablej VOLDEN, JOAN 34,71 Walters, Jeff 61 Whitlock, Timothy 34, 3147, 59 Willard, Ronald 47 , 59 WIDCOX, THERESA 30,71,73 Willinger, Glenn 47,61 Willinger, Kathryn 36, 63 Witt, Jill 16, 31, 34, 36, 63 Witte, Dale 59 WOOD, JOYCE 28, 36, 68 Wood, Murial 35,59 Wood, Sharon, 61 Wooden, James 63 WOODEN, MICHAEL 67 Woodliff, Terry 103 Wuensch, Darrell 47, 50, 61 Yellick, Debra 32, 34,63 ZELLMER, JOHN 22, 35,44, 54,70 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Anderson, Mr. Robert 8 Barker, Mrs. Sheridan S. 10,16 Bartz, Mrs. Phyllis 9 Bina, Mr. Donald 8 Carlson, Mr. Maynard 8 Dahl, Mr. Vern E. 11,15 Erickson, Mr. David l1,l4,35,36 Fortney, Mr. Robert 9,47 Fox, Mr. Carl 47, 50 Hansen, Mrs. Karen 11 Hauser, Mr. Wilbur 8 Hinton, Mrs. Nancy 9,13 Ihle, Mr. O. Ray ll Jasperson, Mrs. Marjorie 9,l5,22 Johnson, Mr. Wilbur L. 10,54 Juan, Miss Joan ll Justinger, Mrs. Judy 10 Ledman, Mr. Everett 9,48 Leicht, Mrs. Hazel 8 Moe, Mr. Robert T. 10 Niedfeldt, Mr. Alan E. 9,12,56 O'Brien, Mr. Thomas 11,14 Olson, Mr. James 50 Raymer, Mr. Howard 8 Riberich, Mr. John W. 10,l7,22,25, 48 , 49 , 54 Ritter, Mrs. Shirley 12 Sanders, Mrs. Marie B. 10 Saxton, Mr. James L. 8,17 Schomberg, Mr. Willard 8 Severson, Mrs. Roberta 9 Sletteland, Mrs. June 9,l5,27 Smillie, Mr. William 11 Strand, Mr. Lionel 8 Ulrich, Miss Patricia 11,15 Warriner, Mr. Harold C. 9 Weber, Mr. Dale 10,20 Wegner, Mr. Greg 10 Young, Mr. Richard 6,7, 33,35,36 PERSONNEL Bahan, Mr. Forrest 74 Bolstad, Mrs. Alice 75 Burd, Mrs. Mary 75 Fuhre, Mrs. Ethel 75 Gensch, Mr. Donald 74 Gensch, Mr, Larry 74 Hartman, Mr, Harold 75 Hendrickson, Mrs. Beverly 74 Hurst, Mr. Avery 74 Johnson, Mr. Ansel 74 Kepelke, Mrs. Helen 74 Labus, Mr. Alan 74 Meyer, Mrs. Mary Lou 74 Repky, Mr. Bernard 75 Schilling, Mrs. Lorene 75 Schwier, Mr, Orrin 74 Stavlo, Mr. Curtis 74 Stavlo, Mr. Donald fpicture unavail ablej Wehrenberg, Mrs. Gertrude 74 John Molitor, Terry Woodliff, Randy Bowman, and Carrie Jolivette. Do You Fear The Wind? Do you fear the force of the wind, The slash of the rain? Go face them and fight them, Be savage again, Go hungry and cold like the wolf, Go wade like the crane: The palms of your hands will thicken, The skin of your cheeks will tan, You'1l grow ragged and weary and swarthy But you'l1 walk like a man. Hamlin Garland W . .. Q3 'E' I 1' . I 'HJ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 11 1 3 11 1 - 1 1 1 V 1 i 11 11 1 1 11 1 1 . ' 11 ' 1.1 1 , V1 1 1 111 1 1 1' 1 M 1 1 1 1111 1 19 1 1 11 1 I 11. 11 1 1' 1 V ' 1x 1 1 1 ' 1 1 W. 1 1 1 12' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 I 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1' 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1