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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1983 volume:

I West Salem High School West Salem, Wisconsin 5466, Table of Contents Student Life................................. 6 Administration.............................. 16 Special Services............................ 17 Faculty..................................... 18 Personnel................................... 22 Clubs....................................... 25 Sports...................................... 43 Classes..................................... 63 Advertising................................. 82 Index.......................................110 We Miss You, Matt Lusk - Set aside some dreaming time ... There was a time when meadow, grove. and stream The earth, and every common sight. To me did seem Appareled in celestial light. The glory and the freshness of a dream. It is not now as it hath been of yore. by William Wordsworth Student Life Student Life 7 1982 Prom Court — Kevin Hicks and Renee Stafslien; Jeff Hilby and Wendy Korth; Todd Clements and Jeanne Schmid; Todd Krome and Paula McClintock; 1981 Prom King and Queen, Kevin Hilby and Kathy Schmig; Queen Dino Barnes and King Kurt Reedich; Brenda Kortbein and David Weber; Diane Smith and Jerry Unser; Dawn Solberg and David Steiger; Mary Althoff and Kevin Carlson. 10 Social “Knights in White Satin” The 1982 Prom theme “Knights in White Satin” featured a royal castle in a setting of burgandy and white. “Paragon” provided music for dancing for the more than fifty couples. Queen Dino Barnes and King Kurt Reedich reigned over the evening s festivities. 1. King Kurt Reedich and Queen Dino Barnes pose happily. 2. Lovelies: Renee Stafslien. Wendy Korth. Jeanne Schmid. Paula McClintock. Dino Barnes, Diane Smith. Brenda Kortbein. Dawn Solberg. and Mary Althoff. 3. Grace Huffman and Jill Snippen take charge of the ticket sales for the evening. 4. Basking in the aura of the throne, John Ender and Natalie Comeau. ' Tj'lj Social 11 Movies Take Action In Homecoming ’82 1. Smiling radiantly. Queen Ellen Bahr and King Scott Waite enjoy the parade. 2. Beaming with happiness are underclassmen representatives — Julie Kohler. Becky Sandman, and Sue Jensen. 3. Students show their creativity as Punk Rock Day comes to WSHS. 4. Bring on the clowns! 5. Mr. Ugly. Jeff Hilby. along with senior lovelies — Amy Machotka and Wendy Korth — greets the crowd. 6. An honored Jackie Ostrem enjoys the title of Parade Marshal. 7. E.T. brings the class of ’83 the float victory for the third year in a row. Topped off by a 20 to 6 victory over the Lancers, the 1982 Homecoming game proved to be a memorable one. It was a very action packed week of class competitions including Punk Rock and Hat and Glasses Day, Orange and Black Day, Dress Up and Daisy Day, and Twin Day. Overall the seniors came out on top. A dance followed the game with music by Centurian. Social 13 Administration and Special 1. Branding books for good reading in the IMC are Janet Tenner and Carol Chenoweth. 2. Busy at work. Mr. Ertz is doing a top job. 3. School board — back row: Paul Raymer. clerk; LaVerne Nuttelman. vice-president; Dennis Manthei. treasurer; Maynard Carlson, director; front row: Richard Ciechanowski. director; Diane Hicks, director; William F. Schomberg. president. 4. Vernetta Fish, reading specialist. prepares for the coming day. 5. Dawn Solberg receives counsel on career choices from Guidance Counselor Harry Warriner. 6. Principal Gerald Trochinski begins another school day. 7. Dave Cochrane, school psychologist, breaks a hectic schedule to flash a smile. 8. Testing hearing is one of the many tasks of School District Nurse Colleen Mulder. 16 Adm. and Sp. Services Sp. Services 17 Faculty Offer Faculty 19 Guidance and Advice ... 1. Luther Selbo 2. Jon Lewis 3. Tom O’Brien 4. Joan H. Solie 5. Pat Cox 6. Marie B. Sanders 7. Dawson Strutt 8. Roberta Severson 9. Darcy De Belak 10. William Smillie 11. Christine Weymouth 12. Marty Olson 13. Alan E. Niedfeldt See page 113 for Teacher Assignments 8 V101I STATE aunt Help Youth Fulfill Their Dreams 1. David Arndt 2. Eric Sorenson 3. Cindy Storlie 4. Robert T. Moe 5. Bob Fortney 6. Phyllis Bartz 7. Delores Hole 8. Jacqueline Ostrem 9. Vern E. Dahl 10. Karen Hansen 11. LeRoy Krall 20 Faculty Faculty 21 1. James Friesen 2. Ted Ledman 3. Myrna M. Cullen 4. Nancy Hinton 5. Jean Johnson 6. Brian Walsh See page 113 for Teacher Assignments 22 Faculty % rJL- Yf t- lj c - Personnel Reflect Pride 1. Custodian Bernie Rcpky teets the morning with WA smile and wave. 2. Preparing the day’s bread are M Ethel Fuhre, Mrs. Blanche Tryggestad and Mrs. J Holt. 3. Mrs. Gertrude Wehrenberg — dedicated ahd efficient. 4. Taking a break from his full schedule is custodian Don Mattie. jUb. Personnel Busdrivers — Vern Romskog. Mary Lou Meyer. Lorna Wehrs. Donald Gensch. Orin Schwier. Donald Ruud, Everett Bortz. Ken Bonnie Kortbein. Dorothy Pierce, Curtis Stavlo. Janet Wolter, Batzel. 24 Personnel A Dream Come True .. . A New Look The new band uniforms gave the marching band a fresh look this year. Director of bands, Mr. Dawson Strutt, joined the group with many innovative ideas. The organization placed second at Oktoberfest and performed at Applefest; they also presented many enjoyable halftime shows at football games. Venitha Manter. Tammy Thomas. Shanneon Meyer and Wade Schomberg show off the new band uniforms. Color Guard — Renee Ceresa. Tammy Johnson, Kathy Thielker. Bina. Captain Karla Kammel. Michele Modawell. Kris Hilby. Sarah Laurie Witt. Sue Meyers. Lucy Bahr. Sue Hesselberg. Captain Lisa Andres. Kayla Hetland. Sue Boma. Beth Knudson. Gina Kastner. 26 Music Marching band — Front row: Kim Wolter, Julie Peterson. Michelle Hegenbart. Lori Stafslien. Amy Sommers. Sherry Koeneke. Shanneon Meyer. Nancy Buol. Becky Hegge. Kathie Grosskopf. Lori Strasser. Second row: Christa Romskog. Angela Kokott. Lisa Olson. Venitha Manter. Maureen Splittgerber. Kathy Hosier. Angela Jenkins. Ellen Bahr. Sally Steiger. Paulette Anderson. Third row: Sue Hicks. Molly Strittmater. Tammy Thomas. Stacy Talcott. Michelle Hartman. Barbie Hemker. Becky Iverson. Marty Ferguson. Barb Davis. Julie Adams. Tina Hegge. Fourth row: Sara Muenzenberger. Shon Jordan. Peggy Hoffman. Michelle Stetzer. Sue Meyer. Kris Meyer, Lucy Mikshowsky. Laura Dovenberg, Angie Liles. Liz Hole. Fifth row: Audra Ciechanowski, Tari Hanson, Scott DeLap. Greg Shaw. John Barkuloo, Larry Liebl. Brad Fry, Chad Goldsmith. Sixth row: Mark Garavalia. Ty Huebsch, Mike Lyga. John Gersch, Steve Bartz, Lee Hoffman Greg Romskog. Seventh row: John Hegenbart. Tait Wege. Andy Lyga. Jenny Shurson. Wade Schomberg, Kris McIntyre. Roberta Krause. Tom Ceresa. Becky Hole. Eighth row: Paul Schmidt. Kim Vaughn. Victor Kapusinski. David Reedich. Kelly Vaughn. Vernon Manter. Ninth row: Doug Trautsch. Jackie Schmid. Henry Althoff. Jean Fleischman. Jeff Harm. Music 27 The Music Department — A Strong Force In music, one strives for perfection — a virtually unattainable goal. It’s the effort put into achieving perfection that makes the final product a worthwhile artistic endeavor, even though one knows one can never reach the ultimate goal. 1. The pep band energizes the team. 2. Mr. Strutt directs the band through another rehearsal. 3. Warming up for the day are parts of the alto, tenor, and bass sections. 4. Gina Kastner and Jan Schwier take a sentimental journey. 5. Mr. Sorenson directs the choir through another difficult number. 6. Sopranoes add style to the song. 7. Exercising their vocal talents are Amy Onsager. Kathy Thielker, Lisa Skemp, and Tammy Johnson. Concert Choir — First Row: Eric Sorenson. Tammy Johnson. Caroline Hinck, Jacquie Caffrey, Laura Dovenberg, Amy Onsager. Second Row: Joan Wastlund. Jan Schwier. Sara Norton, Kevin Miller. Marcia Byom, Carla Severson. Brenda Blunck. Third Row: Barb Davis. Karla Kammel. Heidi Small. Jeff Harm. Marty Ferguson, Joe Verse, Carla Wood. Gina Kastner. Fourth Row: Charlotte Ferguson, Dan Korson, Dave Kramer, Jon Hinck. Darin Jenks. Michele Modawall. Kathy Frisch, Deanna Strauss, Lisa Skemp, Kathy Thielker. Music 29 Strike Up A Dream 1. Band members take time out from a hard day at camp. 2. The color guard marches proudly during the Homecoming parade. 3. Freshmen learn the basics in summer camp. 4. Renee Stafslien leads the band onto the field for another spectacular halftime show. 5. The color guard adds flair to the band. 1 2 Jazz Band — Front row: Peggy Hoffman. Barb Davis. Renee Stafslien. Kris Meyer. Second Row: John Gersch. Steve Bartz. Jeff Harm. Mike Lyga. Anthony Kapusinski. Liz Hole. Laura Dovenberg. Third row: Greg Romskog. Mark Garavalia. Paul Schmidt. Sue Hicks, Lucy Mikshowsky. John Hegenbart. 30 Clubs F.F.A. - On the Move This has been a very busy year for West Salem FFA members. In the fall new members were initiated and participated in the creed speaking contest. Trips throughout the year included hog judging in Austin, Minnesota; dairy judging at the World Dairy Expo in Madison; workshops; and a campus tour at UW-Madison. Members also worked on improving the district’s school forest throughout the year. 1. Judging pigs — Ken Schmidt. Wade Schomberg. Paul Schomberg, Todd Oldenburg. Rich Garbers, and Scott Niebuhr. 2. Mr. Brian Walsh, vocational Ag instructor and F.F.A. advisor, views with pride his 30 F.F.A members. 3. Gordie Gerke. Paul Schomberg. Wade Schomberg, Rich Garbers, Ken Schmidt, and Todd Oldenburg check out a tractor. 4. Arlyn Gensch and Tom Schmidt work on a computer at the World Dairy Expo. 5. Diane Smith glows with happiness as F.F.A. vice-president Ken Schmidt 1 names her Miss Sweetheart. 32 Clubs 1982-1983 FFA officers — Front row: Rich Garbers, reporter; Mike parliamentary; Mark Gaethke, chaplain; Ken Schmidt, vice Lusk, treasurer; Kathy Schomburg, president; Paul Schomberg, president, secretary. Back row: Paul Nuttelman, sentinel; Tim Hammes, Clubs 33 FHA Looks to New Horizons 1. 1982 Harvest King and Queen. Jeanne Schmid and Scott Waite, dance to the theme song Hard to Say I’m Sorry”. 2. 1982 Harvest Royalty: sophomores — Gordie 1 Gerke and Lois Kammel; freshmen — Jackie Schmid and Arlen Schmitz: seniors — Rich Garbers and Diane Smith; juniors — Theresa Davis and Rick Yeske: seniors — Mike Lusk and Marilea McClintock; 1981 Harvest King and Queen Jim McClintock and Sue Kessler: seniors — Jeanne Schmid and Scott Waite. 3. New clothing is just an arm's length away for Eve Safran and Grace Huffman. 4. Trying their hand at a new recipe are Kayla Hetland and Sherry Koeneke. 5. The round of officers — first row: Marilea McClintock. president: Kari Torgeson, secretary; Kelly Pedretti, vice-president; Grace Huffman, social chairman. Second row: Kris Hilby. treasurer; Dawn Paton, parliamentarian; Meg Sweeney, assistant social chairman; Michelle Stetzer. historian. 6. Made an honorary member. Kelly Pedretti receives a pin from Marilea McClintock. 34 Clubs Neshonoc Names Matt Lusk Dedicatee 1. Editor Peggy Hoffman and Junior Editor Lori Stafslien review past yearbooks. 2. Yearbook representative Sandy Terpstra advises typist Cathy Drazkowski on how to type a layout. 3. Layout staff. Ellen Bahr. Paula McClintock, and Amy Machotka crop a picture for the baseball spread. 4. Instructing her staff. Venitha Manter and Stacy Talcott. on how to index is indexing head Jennifer Niedfeldt. 5. Writing sports copy are Adam Warriner. Angie Pedretti. and Rick Pe-dretti. 6. Proofreader Marion Hoffman assists social head Barbi Denson and clubs head Michelle Hegenbart in brainstorming pictures for an upcoming candid day. 7. Advertising layout head Janet Dahl informs incoming Dee Dee Knutson. Paula Niemeier. and Tammy Thomas on laying out ads. 8. Seniors and underclassmen head Renee Stafslien confers with photographers Scott Paisley and Lee Hoffman. 4 36 Clubs 1. Drama Club Officers: vice-president. Lori Stafslien; secretary. Lori Martin: treasurer, Kayla Hetland; president. Tony Frisch. 2. Pep Club Officers: secretary. Amy Machotka: vice-president. Jeanne Schmid: treasurer. Polly Bjornson: president. Paula McClintock. 3. Badger Boys’ and Girls’: Ellen Bahr. Dan Geisler. Dave Weber, Kevin Hicks. Peggy Hoffman. 4. Student Council: Lucy Mikshowsky. Jane Malin. Stacy Talcott. Audra Ciechanou ski. secretary-treasurer Kelly Pedretti, Cathy Drazkowski. Bob Machotka. David Groth. John Gersch, Kevin Miller, vice-president Steve Bartz. president Renee Stafslien. Leaders Initiate Activities NHS Recognizes Service, Scholarship, Leadership, and Character. 1. New members receive lighted candles, representing eternal candle of knowledge, from Paula McClintock and Brenda Kort-bein. 2. National Honor Society officers: Marilea McClintock, secretary; Kathy Schomburg, president; Kelly Pedretti. treasurer; Cathy Drazkowski. historian; Amy Machotka. vice-president; Mrs. Hansen, advisor. 3. Guest speaker Principal Gerald Tro-chinski emphasized the 7 R’s of life. 4. Pictured — initiates: Front row _ Penny Wehrs. Adam Warriner. Lisa Walter. Scott Szy-manski, Lori Stafslien. Rick Pedretti. Second row — Todd Meyer. Lori Martin. Mike Lyga. Greg Lillegard. Brian Leum. Angela Ko-kott. Anthony Kapusinski. Back row — Angela Jenkins. Kris Hilby. Kayla Hetland. Michelle Hegenbart. John Harold. Lester Hall. John Gersch, Steve Bartz. Kevin Hicks. 9 “Harvey” Goes To State 1. Where did you say Dr. Chumiey went. Dowd? 2. “What exactly is it that you do. Mr. Dowd? 3. “Oh, Elwood!” 4. And saw a big rabbit. I suppose.” 5. “And I told you I want my money now ... 6. “Now, Chumiey. here are my notes — the facts.” 7. 'Tve got to have that rabbit! 1 2 Panthers Improve — Future Promising As this year’s team had only two juniors and two seniors, the experience gained will be the key to future success. Although the season was not impressive in win-loss terms, the squad showed improvement in each game, and with ten returning lettermen, next year’s season should prove to be a good one. Scott Szymanski made first team All-Conference at first base, while Brian Holt and Kurt Weber gained spots on the second team at designated hitter and outfield, respectively. Receiving Honorable Mention were Greg Hoier at third base and Lester Hall at pitcher. X. Most Valuable Player Scott Szymanski receives congratulations after hitting one of his numerous home runs. 2. Dave Weber hits the dirt. 3. Leaping on a fastball. Lester Hall prepares to go all out for first. 4. Jerry Unser swings with determination and raps out a hit. 5. Dan Athnos guards the plate against anyone trying to cross. 6. After tagging third, Greg Hoier winds up for the throw to first. 44 Sports 1982 Baseball Team — Row 1: Brad Johnson. Kurt Weber. Jeff Palm. Kraig Burrows. Brian Leum. Row 2: Coach Al Niedfeldt. Mike Lyga. Scott Szymanski. Scott DeLap. Brian Holt, Coach Jack Hervert. Row 3: Jerry Unser. Ty Huebsch. Lester Hall. Kris Burrows. Dave Weber. Row 4: Greg Hoier. Tim Jones. Chad Goldsmith. Jeff Romskog. John Hegenbart, Dan Athnos. Sports 45 46 Sports Cheerleaders Clout Crowd with Spirit 1. Varsity Basketball — Brenda Kortbeln, Jeanne Schmid. Natalie Comeau. Theresa Davis, Diane Smith. Missing: alternate — Peggy Hoffman. 2. Varsity Football — Sandy Barkuloo, Ellen Bahr, Diane Smith, Jeanne Schmid. Paula McClintock. 3. Wrestling — Rhonda Hicks, Dawn Paton, Laurie Witt, Jean Fleischman. Missing: Julie Peterson. 4. Junior Varsity Football — Amy Onsager, Jackie Schmid. Tina Paulson. Michelle Hartman, Missing: Leanne Roberts. 5. Junior Varsity Basketball — Wendy Wheadon, Jill Snippen, Barbie Hemker. Julie Kohler. Shellee Fladhammer. Sports 47 1. Jerry Unser looks for some running room. 2. Quarterback Lester Hall dodges pursuers for extra yardage. 3. Zeroing in. Scott Waite prepares to unleash a mighty blow on the running back. 4. Linebacker Jeff Hilby moves in on the ball carrier. 5. Defensive end Kevin Carlson wrestles down his opponent to the ground. Freshman Football Team — Front row: Coach Phil DeRosa. Doug Trautsch. Paul Servais, Dennis Kramer. Larry Liebl, Steve Gerke. Wade Schomberg, Shon Jordan. Second row: Andy Lyga. Paul Handberg. Jim Szymanski. Rick Mullenberg. John Twining. Scott Niebuhr. Gregg Weber. Third row: Tim Osiecki, Victor Kapusinski. Dan Korson, Scott Paisley. Darin Jenks. Tom Schmidt. Pat Korn. 48 Sports Believe ... For Your Dreams Can Come True Under the direction of Coach Jon Lewis, the Panthers surpassed many landmarks in a very successful season. First, a twenty-six game losing streak was broken and then the team won their first conference game in three years. The switch to a wishbone offense and a 5-2 monster defense 4 proved to be beneficial as the squad finished with a respectable 4-5 record. Jeff Hilby earned All-Conference honors on first team at linebacker while Brian Leum made second team as a defensive back. Lester Hall, Scott Waite, Jerry Unser, Kenny Schmidt, Kevin Carlson, John Nilsson, and Todd Krome — all earned Honorable Mention. Varsity Football Team — Front row: Coach Jon Lewis, Billy Silha. Bob Machotka, Kevin Aleckson, Kris Burrows, Ty Huebsch, Todd Servais, Arlyn Gensch. Coach Mike Buhalog. Second row: Paul Dunlap. Brad Johnson. Scott DeLap, Brian Leum, Todd Krome. Richard Stremcha. Scott Szymanski. Brian Holt, Manager Mike Lyga. Third row: Greg Hoier, Spencer Mashak. Anthony Kapusinski. Jerry Unser. Vernon Marter, Paul Schomberg. Joe Clements. Dan Athnos, Manager Dave Weber. Fourth row: Jeff Hilby, Jeff Harm. Scott Waite. Kenny Schmidt. Tim Hammes. Rick Yeske. Curt Wheadon, Mark Gaethke. Fifth row: Dave Kramer. Lester Hall. Kevin Carlson, John Nilsson, Paul Schmidt, Adam Warriner, Chuck Adair, Jay Johnson. Sports 49 1. Sue Turner performs her unique back set as Becky Pedretti anticipates a hit. 2. Angie Kokott stretches for a block. 3. With her usual good form. Penny Wehrs serves the bail. 4. From back court. Brenda Kortbein executes a defensive bump. 5. Suspended in midair. Angie Pedretti prepares for an offensive smash. Freshman Team — Front row: Coach Dawn Schultz. Kim Wolter. Kris Meyer, Kirste Torgeson, Roberta Krause. Brenda Blunck. Back row: Shellee Fladhammer. Stacy Talcott. Becky Hole. Dee Dee Knutson. Absent: Lori Hundt. Junior Varsity Team — Front row: Audra Ciechanowski. Christa Romskog. Lisa Carlson. Kari Torgeson, Wendy Wheadon. Middle row: Coach Dawn Schultz. Sally Steiger. Beth Knudson. Becky Sandman. Sarah Indahl, Tracey Hirschuber. Back row: Tari Hanson, Becky Hole, Meg Sweeney. Carolyn Joyce, Leora Krause. 50 Sports Girls’ Teams Top Conference Hard work and dedication coupled with ability propelled the 1982 West Salem volleyball team into the Coulee Conference championship. Second place finishes at the Melrose-Mindoro Invitational and the 16-team Logan Invitational highlighted the season. Senior Angela Pedretti and junior Penny Wehrs earned first team All-Conference honors while Brenda Kortbein and Sue Turner received honorable mention. The Junior Varsity captured first place at the 14-team JV invitational at Central High School and first place in the Coulee Conference. The Freshman Team, also, topped their conference to round out an outstanding season. 4 Varsity Team — Front row: Coach Carol Hanson. Angela Pedretti. Polly Bjornson, Lisa Carlson. Christina Ronnqvist. Angie Kokott, Marilea McClintock. Back row: Sue Turner, Brenda Kortbein. Becky Pedretti. Natalie Comeau, Penny Wehrs, Donna Trautsch. Absent: Becky Sandman. Sports 51 Junior Varsity Girls — Renee Ceresa, Becky Sandman. Tracey Hirschuber. Leora Krause. Sue Manke. Christa Romskog, Coach Jim Friesen. Kari Torgeson. Leanne Roberts. Audra Ciechanowski. Renee Stenslien. Tari Hanson. Manager Maureen Splittgerber. 1. The winning second of the Lancer game — Parents’ Night. 2. After a short dive. Angie Kokott picks up two points on a baseline jump shot. 3. Senior Angie Pedretti shoots over opponents. 4. Driving down the lane, Penny Wehrs propels another jumper to the basket. 5. Kathy Schomburg pulls up for a shot as Lisa Walter jockeys for position. 6. Sarah Balmer and Becky Pedretti — with help from Lisa Walter — trap the opposition in a full court press. 1 52 Sports Girls Dominate Conference The 1982-83 season was a success for Coach Carol Hanson and the varsity team. Exciting basketball was played throughout the season with many close games. Improvement was made on the offensive average over previous years; full court pressure added to the excitement. Tri-captains Sarah Balmer, Angela Predetti, and Kathy Schomburg provided the team with leadership throughout the season. Leading the conference in scor- ing was Penny Wehrs, while Kathy Schomburg was among the top ten scorers. Highpoints of the season included dominating Bangor by 20 points and going on to win. With a record of 8-1, the varsity went into the second half of the season tied for the top of the Coulee Conference. The junior varsity led conference play at midseason undefeated. Freshman Girls — Front row: Coach Angelia Doyle. Michelle Hartman, Roberta Krause, Kim Hansen. Angie DuCharme, Kris Meyer. Lori Hundt. Back row: Jennifer Briedel, Paulette Anderson. Jenny Shurson, Kirste Torgeson, Becky Hole. Brenda Blunck. Varsity Girls — Front row: Coach Carol Hanson. Lisa Walter. Angie Kokott. Sarah Balmer. Christina Ronnqvist. Angie Pedretti. Manager Grace Huffman. Second row: Mary Faas. Donna Trautsch. Becky Pedretti, Penny Wehrs. Kris Hilby. Third row: Sue Turner. Fourth row: Kathy Schomburg. Sports 53 Desire and Hustle Prevail After a disastrous start, the team proved themselves during the Holiday Tournament by giving state-ranked North Crawford a tough game. Confidence became the key to success, but it wasn’t until seven games into the season that the Panther squad started to mesh as a unit. The season’s record was not indicative of the desire or hustle shown by the Panthers. In each game everyone gave his 100% to the team. First year Coach Chuck Ihle is anticipating an improved ball club next year. With three finely seasoned players returning, the Panthers will be competitive in ’83-’84 in the tough Coulee Conference. 1. Eyeing the hoop. Paul Nuttelman drives in for an easy two points. 2. Without hesitation. Kevin Carlson puts up a jump shot. 3. Avoiding the defenders’ reach. Dave Kramer lets loose his accurate jump shot. 4. Dave Weber prepares to unleash one of his deadly free throws. Varsity team — Manager Mike Lusk. Jerry Unser. Paul Nuttelman. Adam War-riner, Steve Bartz, Paul Schmidt. John Nilsson. Kevin Carlson. Curt Wheadon. Jay Johnson. David Kramer. Dan Groth. David Weber, and Coach Chuck Ihle. Missing: Kurt Reedich. Junior Varsity team — Kneeling: Todd Schomburg. John Hegenbart. Dave Reedich. Dan Athnos. Ty Huebsch. Standing: Tim Grosskoph. Kelly Vaughn. Bill Murn. Scott Jackson. Tim Fierce. Coach Marty Olson. Greg Hoier. John Braund. Mike Greene, Jeff Palm. Todd Oldenburg. Missing: Joe Kramer. Freshman team — Kneeling: Doug Trautsch, Tom Ceresa. Shane Smith. Dennis Kramer, Shon Jordan. Standing: Greg Weber, Brad Fry, Jim Szymanski. Darin Jenks. Dan Korson, Coach John Goodwin. Rick Mullenberg. John Handberg. Robert Smith. Scott Paisley. Marty Goetting. manager. Sports 55 1. Reflecting excellent form. Sandy Barkuloo blocks off the vault. 2. Lisa Carlson exhibits the importance of concentration and balance on the beam. 3. As the judge looks on, Meg Sweeney completes her routine with a back layout. 4. Paula McClintock shows flexibility and poise. Compulsory team — Standing: Coach Ostrem, Tina Paulson. Jane Althoff. and Assistant Coach Krome. Sitting on the beam: Stacy Talcott and Becky Iverson. Standing on beam: Kayla Hetland, Sara Norton, Jackie Schmid. Tammy Johnson, Laura Dovenberg. 56 Sports Gymnasts Float to Successful Season Optional team — Front row: Coach Ostrem, Ellen Bahr, Meg Sweeney, Lisa Carlson, Assistant Coach Krome. Back row: Sandy Barkuloo. Jean Stuber, Paula McClintock. The 1982-1983 sports season proved to be a successful one for the varsity gymnasts as it has in past years. Having lost one of their top competitors did not seem to hinder their performance as they kept the tradition of a winning record. Lori Krome, former WSHS student and gymnast, along with Head Coach Jackie Ostrem combined efforts to make the season a reflection of past excellence and to prepare underclassmen for future perfection. 4 Sports 57 1. Like a cat. Mike Lyga tantalizes his opponent. 2. With the technique perfected. Rich Stremcha battles for the pin. 3. Rick Pedretti looks for the fall. 4. Waiting for the pin. Todd Krome ends the match in his usual style. 5. Deep on the single leg. John Harold proceeds with the take down. Varsity Team — Front row: Mike Lyga. Andy Lyga. Todd Krome. Bill Davis. Rich Stremcha. Back row: Coach Leroy Krall. Kris Burrows. Rick Pedretti. Todd Meyer. John Harold. 58 Sports Veteran Grapplers Prove to be a Strong Force Although the wrestling squad’s dual meet successes were few, seven returning lettermen highlighted the year in tournament action for Coach LeRoy Krall. Combined with the talents of sophomore Kris Burrows and freshman Andy Lyga, this crew consistently placed six or more of the nine wrestlers on the team in the top three positions in area Invitationals. Panther fans often found their team winning, but forfeiting the upper three classes proved the deterrent in dual meet action. With six returning letter-man, next seasons wrestling squad, with the addition of some wrestlers in the upper weight classes, could be the team to watch. 5 Junior Varsity Team — Front row: Gordie Gerke. Henry Althoff. Jeff Elliott. Arlyn Gensch. Wade Schomberg, Steve Gerke. Back row: Tim Osiecki, Bob Machotka, Paul Dunlap. John Twining. Chad Goldsmith Coach Mike Sabotta. Sports 59 Sports Whirl HOME OF THE On the day of graduation weary eyes aglow with pride. Every sign of disappointment bravely seem to put aside. In that hour of young achievement triumph hides each fault and scar. And the fathers and the mothers of their cares forgetful are. — Edgar Guest Sarah Balmer Richard Garbers Eve Safran Craig Beaty Corey Hundt Bridget Leasum Jerry Unser, Jr. Sherry Davids Todd Clements Anthony Frisch 64 Seniors High School Days Are Precious But Brief, Class officers — Dave Weber, Paula McClintock. Brenda Kortbein. Kelly Pedretti. Alan Sagler Mary Althoff David Steiger Lucy Bahr Wendy Korth Daniel Geisler Amy Machotka Beth Tenner Seniors 65 Jenelle Shurson John Nilsson Tamie Hchl William Davis Kenny Schmidt Diane Smith Richard Horstman Todd Krome Polly Bjornson Kevin Carlson Greg Schaldach Grace Ann Huffman Timothy Faas Janet Dahl Seniors 67 Kevin Hicks Kelly Pedretti Richard Carlson Tronda Wege Kurt Reedich Cathy Drazkowski Tim Hammes Gregory Romskog Heather Marshall Terry Loging Karen Dagendesh 68 Seniors Dawn Solberg James Malin Jeanne Schmid Daniel Althoff David Weber Marilea McClintock Deanna Barnes Brenda Kortbein It’s Not The End, But The Beginning Paul Sarauer Peggy Hoffman Michael Lusk Renee Stafslien Seniors 69 Jeffery M. Schaitel Angela Pedretti Timothy Garavalia Jolene Denison Christina Ronnqvist Peter Osiecki Paula McClintock Jeffery A. Schaitel Ellen Bahr Scott Waite Lisa Koltermann Jeff Hilby 70 Seniors Of a Life We’ll Start Anew Joy Shefstad Rhonda Stenslien Frank Koltermann Mary Faas Brien Stoeckly Patricia Bono Janice Bina Richard Stremcha Charlotte Ferguson Seniors 71 Juniors Dream of Future Goals Adair, Chuck Baker. Penny Barkuloo. Sandy Bartz. Steve Batzel. Tonya Boma. Sue Bott. Rick Burnett. Bob Byers. Ellen Ceresa. Sam Clements. Joe Comeau. Natalie Davis. Barb Davis. Theresa DeLap. Scott DeYoung. Daren Dovenberg. Laura Foeckler, Pam Foley, Mickey Gaethke, Mark Garavalia, Mark Gaumer. Jeannette Gerke. Dan Gersch, John Gostisha, Scott Griswold, Andy Grosskopf. Kathie Groth. Dan 72 Juniors Groth. David Hall. Lester Halverson. Rhonda Hammes. Joe Hanson. Marla Harm. Jeff Harold. John Hegenbart. Michelle Hegge. Becky Hesselberg. Kim Hessler. Rodd Hetland. Kayla Hicks. Susan Hilby. Kris Hill. Nancy Hinck. Jon Hole. Liz Holt. Brian Hosier. Kathy Jenkins. Angela Jensen. Sue Johnson. Brad Johnson. Jay Jones. Tim Kammel. Karla Kapusinski. Anthony Knudtson. Wendy Koeneke. Jerry Koeneke. Sherry Kokott. Angela Kramer. Dave Kraemer. Lisa Krause. Christie Larson. Norman Leum. Brian Liles. Angie Juniors 73 Lillegard. Greg Lyga. Mike Manter. Vernon Martin. Lori Meyer. Todd Muenzenberger. Dawn Muenzenberger. Gail Myers. Stacey Nuttelman. Paul Paton. Dawn Paulson. Debbie Pedretti. Becky Pedretti. Ricky Puent. Tom Rogge. Paul Romskog. Kathy Schomberg. Paul Shaw. Greg Skrede. Gina Snippen. Jack Sobkowiak. Becky Stafslien. Lori Stenberg. Tim Stenslien. Renee Strauss. Shelly Szymanski. Scott Trautsch. Donna Turner. Sue Walter. Lisa Warriner. Adam Wastlund. Joan Wehrs. Penny Wheadon. Curt Witt. Laurie Yeske. Rick Class officers — Sandy Barkuloo. Kris Hilby. Scott Szymanski. Lori Stafslien. 74 Juniors Sophomores Seek Greater Horizons Aleckson. Kevin Allen. Steve Althoff. Henry Anderson. Stuart Andres. Sarah Athnos. Dan Baker. Dan Baltz. Walter Bina. Lisa Braund, John Buol, Nancy Burrows, Kris Caffrey. Jacquie Carlson. Lisa Ceresa. Renee Ciechanowski. Audra Collins. Sue Craig. Aaron Denson. Barbi DuCharme. David Dunlap. Paul Ferguson. Marty Frisch. Kathy Gensch. Arlyn Gerke. Gordy Goldsmith. Chad Gotham. Cindy Greene. Mike Sophomores 75 Grosskopf. Tim Hanson. Tari Hass. Carmen Hegenbart, John Hegge. Tina Hicks. Rhonda Hinck. Caroline Hirschuber, Tracey Hoffman. Lee Hoffman. Marion Hoier. Greg Huebsch. Ty Indahl. Sarah Jensen. Lisa Johnson. Tammy Jolivette. Jim Joyce. Carolyn Kammel. Lois Kendhammer. Shelly Kneifl. JoAnn Kneifl. Sandy Knudson. Beth Knudtson. Sandy Kramer, Joe Krause. Leora Lawrence. Patty LeCleir, Dan Lemke. Howard Machotka. Bob Manke. Sue Martin. Kris Mashak. Spencer Massoth. Mike Matuska. David Meyers. Sue Mikshowsky. Lucy Modawell. Michele Muenzenberger. Sara Munson. Melissa Murn. Bill Nelson. Jay 76 Sophomores Class officers — Lucy Mikshowsky, Wendy Wheadon. Suzie Schumacher, Meg Sweeney. Carolyn Joyce. Niedfeldt. Jennifer Oldenburg. Todd Olson. Mary Palm. Jeff Pierce. Tim Pralle. David Reedich. Dave Roberts. Leanne Romskog. Christa Romskog. Jeff Sandman. Becky Schmidt. Paul Schomburg. Todd Schumacher. Suzie Schwier. Jan Seidel. Curt Servais. Todd Severson. Kelly Silha. Billy Simmons. Dawn Snippen. Jill Splittgerber, Maureen Stark. Michelle Steiger, Sally Stello, Mark Stetzer. Michelle Sweeney. Meg Thielker, Kathy Thompson. Kenny Torgeson, Kari Uber. Sue Vaughn. Kelly Vodde, Tammy Wheadon. Wendy Wood, Lisa Sophomores 77 Freshmen Work To Achieve Status Adams. Julie Althoff. Jane Anderson. Paulette Bahr. Patrick Barkuloo. John Blunck. Brenda Breidel. Jennifer Brenstein. Scott Burnett. Laura Byom. Marcia Ceresa. Thomas Christopherson. James Clements. Michael DuCharme. Angela Elliot. Jeffery Fladhammer. Shelayne Fleischman. Jean Ford. Denise Fry. Bradford Gerke. Steven Gerl. Scott Goetting. Marty Hallmark. Barb Handberg. Paul Hansen. Kim Hartman. Michelle Hemker. Barbara Hessler. Lamond Class Officers Barbie Hemker. Jackie Schmid. Stacy Talcott, Darin Jenks 78 Freshmen Hole. Rebecca Hundt. Lori Iverson. Rebecca Jenks. Darin Johnson. Deborah Johnson. Marc Jordan. Shon Kapusinski. Victor Kastner. Gina Kelsall. Sally Klos. Scott Kneifl. Jim Knutson. Deanna Kohler. Julie Korn. Patrick Korson. Daniel Kramer. Dennis Krause. Roberta Kruger. Keith Liebl. Lawrence Lyga. Andy Malin. Jane Malzacher. Lois Manter. Venitha McCann. Colleen McIntyre. Kristina Meyer. Kristine Meyer. Shanneon Freshmen 79 Meyer, Susan Miller, Kevin Moiling. Russell Mullenberg. Ricky Nelsestuen. Michael Niebuhr, Scot Niemeier. Paula Norton. Sara Olson. Lisa Onsager, Amy Osiecki. Tim Paisley, Scott Paulson, Tina Peters, Sheryl Peterson. Julie Phetteplace. Thad Rudser. Ed Safran. Greg Schaitel, Robert Schmid. Jackie Schmidt. Thomas Schmitz, Arlen Schmitz, Kenneth Schomberg. Wade Schultz, Eric Servais. Paul Severson. Carla Shurson, Jenny Simpson. Todd Skemp. Lisa Small, Heidi Smith. M. Shane Smith. Robert Sommers. Amy Springborn. Roger Strasser. Lori Strauss. Deanna Strauss. Sharon Strittmater. Molly Stuber. Jean Szymanski. Jim Talcott. Stacy Thomas. Tammy Tollefson. Kristine Torgeson. Kirste Trautsch. Doug Twining. John Twining. Kim Vaughn. Kim Verse, Joseph Vigue. Kim Weber. Gregg Wege. Tait Wegner. Timothy Wells. Joe Wojcik, Alan Wolter, Kim Wood, Carla Zanter. Pam Freshmen 81 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS §€0f PIZZA International Agriculture Equipment 156 S. Leonard Downtown West Salem BEEBE EQUIPMENT parts — sales — service West Salem, WI Salem Auto Body BEST WISHES Owner Ken Koopmann phone 786 1410 Rt. 1, West Salem, WI Your Auto Body Beauty Shop From The Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of LaCrosse 82 Advertisement CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES Mulder Health Care Facility 786-1600 West Salem, WI Glen’s Salem Junction 786-2235 for reservations and carryouts When in LaCrosse, visit Glen’s Family Affair at 717 Rose St. phone 785-1027 Baked From Scratch Like Grandma Did It.” 84 Advertisement 7-UP BOTTLING COMPANY LA CROSSE, Wl CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1983 ROSS®lii£!2“! FURNITURE • • • VO Furniture Carpeting Draperies Interior Design CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES Village Lumber Company Mgr. — Carl Wallace Contractors and Individual Building Needs 174 S. Youlon W. Salem, WI 54669 phone 786-1630 David Scott, D.D.S 154 S. Leonard West Salem, WI phone 786-0900 Advertisement 85 JOLIVETTE’S FRUIT STAND Home of the “Jolly” Spud Pick your own strawberries and raspberries Wholesaler in: Potatoes Seed potatoes Other produce Hwy. 16 Phone 608-786-0433 West Salem, WI Congratulations, Graduates Robert R. Miller, D.M.D. 215 N. Rose St. West Salem, WI 786-1632 Chris Kerbaugh, D.D.S. 215 N. Rose St. West Salem, WI 786-1632 86 Advertisement 1 Manufacturers Distributors of Ice West Salem, WI New Lisbon, WI Bob Fortney — “Your Ice Man” Precision Cutting, Styling, Coloring by Expert Stylists For men women 4 modern salons with the Now Look LaCrosse Sparta Onalaska West Salem 1808 State St. 418 Wisconsin 103 10th Ave. 118 S. Leonard 782-0880 2694587 783-3984 786-0420 Advertisement 87 CURLY’S CHEVROLET, INC. West Salem, WI 786-0400 Joitw) DENNIS H. JANDT • 1 WEST SALEM, WIS. 88 Advertisement IAKEVICUI POODS t (w 'Jmndlij Stow on the fli ]kujaq Open 7 days a week Hwy. 16, West Salem Advertisement 89 BORRESON’S BEN FRANKLIN 132 South Leonard West Salem, WI 54669 EVANS IMPLEMENT, INC. John Deere Farm Equip. Snowmobiles Lawn Garden Gehl Hasten Hesston 90 Advertisement Large Service Department To Serve You Better RIDGEVIEW INN George and Margaret Bahr Route No. 1 LaCrosse, Wisconsin 788-9118 Advertisement 91 WEHRS CHEVROLET SALEM FLORAL AND GIFTS 10 South Leonard Best of Luck, Class of 1983 Downtown West Salem Hallmark Cards Gifts Double Lock Steel Roofing Culpitt Roofing, INC. Ph. 1-608—786-0660 City U.S. 16 West Salem, WI 54669 West Salem 92 Advertisement CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES Union State Bank of West Salem “We’re all you need ...” Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 120 S. Mill West Salem, WI 786-0600 Advertisement 93 Congratulations, Graduates fiHsifeimt SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 6th State • La Crosse • 784-8000 THE MARTEN HOUSE Infants’, children’s, and women’s clothing 114 S. Leonard St. West Salem, Wisconsin CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES Jerome Klos 94 Advertisement COULEE FORD, INC. Burns Commercial Bangor, WI 54614 Phone 608-486-2316 FORD CARS FORD USED CARS AND TRUCKS TRUCKS D M GIFTS AND CRAFTS Anniversary Gifts Music Boxes Gag Gifts More 115 No. Leonard 786-0721 Crafts DMC Floss Boyd Needles Cross Stitch Macrame Silk Flowers Advertisement 95 WEST SALEM CLINIC A Family Practice Branch of SKEMP-GRANDVIEW-LACROSSE CLINIC, LTD. CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES Barb’s Beauty Salon Congratulations, Graduates West Salem. WI 786-0225 WEST SALEM INSURANCE AGENCY 130 S. Leonard Street West Salem, WI 54669 Gorman Wee Dan Wee Herb Aleckson BURGER TIME Home of more burger than bun Daily Specials Hwy. 16 786-0321 West Salem 174 South Leonard WEST-VIEW INN West Salem, WI 786-1336 Advertisement 97 Furniture Fair Hwy. 16 and County M. West Salem America’s finest name brands Flexsteel Broyhill Berkline Lane Ther-A-Pedic American Drew and many, many more Economy Print Shop Economy Shopper LaCrosse County Countryman Your Hometown Weekly Newspaper 153 S. Leonard St. West Salem, WI 54669 Phone 786-1950 or 786-1670 Village Inn Bangor, Wl Fine Food and Cocktails Specials everyday with Salad Bar Brian Ann Berg 486-2741 98 Advertisement WEST SALEM DRUGS YOUR FAMILY HEALTH CENTER 126 S. Leonard We have • Baby Needs • Paper Goods • Prescriptions • Free Delivery of Prescriptions West Salem BEST WISHES, CLASS OF 1983 CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES R.M. Ciechanowski, D.D.S. f]rt ([arved diamond CRESCENT JEWELERS 429 Main Street LaCrosse, WI See ‘Mac’ Your Singing Jeweler CRAZY HORSE SALOON West Salem Free Advice Anytime “WHERE THE ACTION IS” CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF 1983 First National Bank Bangor Mindoro St. Joseph Ridge MW VILLA food uid CtxhaA to (Uou Ahotl 2132 WARD AVENUE JUST OFF U S HIWAY 14 LA CROSSE, WISCONSIN 54601 PHONE 788 4400 100 Advertisement LaCrosse School of Beauty Culture Approved pivot point school Approved for: Veterans Training Vocational Rehabilitation Student Loans Basic Grants 718 Main, LaCrosse 608-784-4702 Nationally Accredited Norplex Division LaCrosse, Wisconsin uop Inc. Advertisement 101 GOOD LUCK, GRADUATES Tom’s Standard 234 N. Leonard 786-9005 786-2572 Automatic Car Wash with underspray to remove dirt and salt Auto Starting Service Towing Service 102 Advertisement Farmer’s Cooperative Supply Shipping Association Coulee Region’s Largest Farm Supply Feedmill 786-1102 Office 786-1100 West Salem Fertilizer Plant 786-1103 Advertisement 103 DENSON’S SUPER SERVICE BODY SHOP 103 N. Leonard, West Salem Phone 786-0550 Hansen’s IGA We’re concerned about you. 104 Advertisement KROME’S BAR PISCHKE MOTORS Wheel Alignment — A Specialty Downtown, West Salem Chrysler — Dodge Phone 786-1150 Dodge Trucks — Colt Advertisement 105 LaCrosse, WI 784-5687 106 Line La Crosse Coney Island Coulee Carpet Leithold Piano Co. Mark Jewelers Newburg’s Men’s Wear Noelke Distributors Rose Jewelers Rowley’s Office Equip. Touch of Class Bangor Althoff’s Shoe Store Chip’s Bar Farmers State Bank Ads West Salem Brickl Brothers Casey’s Hardware Cheese Castle Dutz’s Bar Isa bell’s T.V. Seegers Surge W. S. Appliance W. S. Library Griswold, Kohl, Lee, and Fleishman Index Adair, Charles 49,72 Adams, Julie 27,78 Aleckson, Kevin 49,75 Allen, Steve 75 ALTHOFF DANIEL 69 Althoff, Henry 27,59,75 Althoff, Jane 56,78 ALTHOFF, MARY 10,11,65 Anderson, Paulette 27,53,78 Anderson, Stuart 75 Andres, Sarah 26,75 Athnos, Daniel 45,49,55,75 BAHR, ELLEN 12,27,31.38,46.57,70 BAHR, LUCY 26,37,65 Bahr, Patrick 78 Baker, Daniel 75 Baker, Penny 72 BALMER, SARAH 53,64 Baltz, Walter 75 Barkuloo, John 27,78 Barkuloo, Sandy 46,56,57,72,74 BARNES, DEANNA 10,11,169 Bartz, Steve 27,30,38,39,54,72 Batzel, Tonya 72 BEATY. CRAIG 64 BINA, JANICE 71 Bina, Lisa 26,75 BJORNSON, POLLY 38,51,67 Blunck, Brenda 29,50,53,78 Boma, Sue 26,72 BONO, PATRICIA 71 Bott, Rick 72 Braund, John 55,75 Breidel, Jennifer 53,78 Brenstein, Scott 78 Brueggen, Lynn 109 Buol, Nancy 27,75 Burnett, Laura 78 Burnett, Robert 72 Burrows, Kristopher 45,49,58,75 Byers, Ellen 72 Byom, Marcia 29,78 Caffrey, Jacqueline 29,75 CARLSON, KEVIN 10,49,54,67 Carlson, Lisa 50,51,56,57,75 CARLSON. RICHARD 68 Ceresa, Renee 26,52,75 Ceresa, Samuel 72 Ceresa, Thomas 27,55,78 Christopherson, James 78 Ciechanowski, Audra 27,38,50,52,75 Clements, Joe 49,72 Clements, Michael 78 CLEMENTS, TODD 10,64 Collins, Susanne 75 Comeau, Natalie 10,46,51,72 Craig, Aaron 75 DAGENDESH, KAREN 68 DAHL, JANET 37,67 DAVIDS. SHERRY 64 Davis, Barbara 27,29,30,72 Davis, Theresa 34,46,72 DAVIS, WILLIAM 58,66 DeLap, Scott 27,44,45,49,72 DENISON, JOLENE 70 Denson, Barbra 36,75 DeYoung, Daren 72 Dovenberg, Laura 27,29,30,56,72 DRAZKOWSKI, CATHY 36,38,39,68 DuCharme, Angela 53,78 DuCharme, David 75 Dunlap, Paul 49,59,75 Elliott, Jeffrey 59,78 FAAS, MARY 53,71 FAAS, TIMOTHY 67 FERGUSON, CHARLOTTE 29,71 Ferguson, Martha 27,29,75 Fladhammer, Shelayne 47,78,80 Fleischman, Jean 27,47,78 Foeckler, Pamela 72 Foley, Maureen 72 Ford, Denise 78 FRISCH. ANTHONY 38,64 Frisch, Kathleen 29,75 Fry, Bradford, 27,55,78 Gaethke, Mark 33,49,72 Garavalia, Mark 27,30,72 GARAVALIA, TIMOTHY 70 GARBERS. RICHARD 32,33,34,64 Gaumer, Jeannette 72 GEISLER, DANIEL 38,65 Gensch, Arlyn 33,49,59,75 Gerke, Daniel 72 Gerke, Gordon 33,34,59,75 Gerke, Steven 48,59,78 Gerl, Scott 78 Gersch, John 27,30,38,39,72 Goetting, Marty 55,78 Goldsmith, Chad 27,45,59,75 Gostisha, Matthew 72 Gotham, Cynthia 75 Greene, Michael 55,75 Griswold, Andrew 72 Grosskopf, Kathie J. 27,72 Grosskoph, Tim 55,76 Groth, Daniel 54,72 Groth, David 38,73 Hall, Lester 39,45,48,49,73 Hallmark. Barb 78 Halverson, Rhonda 73 Hammes, Angela 109 Hammes, Joe 73 HAMMES, TIM 33,49,68 Handberg, Paul 48,55,78 Hansen, Kim 53,78 Hansen, Marla 73 Hanson, Tari 27,50,52,76 Harm, Jeffrey 27,29.30,31,49.73 Harold, John 39,58,59,73 Hartman, Michelle 27,47,53,78 Hass, Carmen 76 Hegenbart, John 27,30,45,55,76 Hegenbart, Michelle 27,31,36,39,73 Hegge, Rebecca 27,73 Hegge, Tina 27,76 HEHL, TAMIE 70 108 Index Hemker, Barbara 27,47,78 Hesselberg, Kim 73 HESSELBERG,SUE 26 Hessler, Lamond 78 Hessler, Rodd 73 Hetland, Kayla 26,35,38,39,56,73 HICKS, KEVIN 10,68,38,39 Hicks, Rhonda 76,47 Hicks, Susan 27,30,73 HILBY, JEFF 10,13,49,70 Hilby, Kris 26,35,39,53,73,74 Hill, Nancy 73 Hinck, Caroline 29,76 Hinck, Jon 29,73 Hirschuber, Tracey 50,52,76 Hoffman, Lee 27,37,76 Hoffman, Marion 36,76 HOFFMAN, PEGGY 27,30,36,38,46,69 Hoier, Gregory 44,45,49,55,76 Hole, Elizabeth 27,30,73 Hole, Rebecca 27,50,53,79 Holt, Brian 45,49,73 HORSTMAN, RICHARD 66 Hosier, Kathryn 27,73 Huebsch, Tyrone 27,45,49,55,76 HUFFMAN, GRACE 10,35,53,67 HUNDT, COREY 64 Hundt, Lori 50,53,79 Indahl, Sarah 50,76 Iverson, Rebecca 27,56,79 Jackson, Scott 55,109 Jeffers, David 81 Jenkins, Angela 27,39,73 Jenks, Darin 29,48,55,78,79 Jensen, Lisa 76 Jensen, Sue 12,73 Johnson, Brad 45,49,73 Johnson, Deborah 79 Johnson, Jay 49,54,73 Johnson, Marc 79 Johnson, Tammy 26,29,56,76 Jolivette, James 76 Jones, Tim 45,73 Jordan. Shon 27,48,55,79 Joyce, Carolyn 50,76,77 Kammel, Karla 26,29,73 Kammel, Lois 34,76 Kapusinski, Anthony 30,39,49,73 Kapusinski, Victor 27,48,79 Kastner, Gina 26,29,79 Kelsall, Sally 79 Kendhammer, Michelle 76 Klos, Scott 79 Kneifl, James 79 Kneifl, JoAnn 76 Kneifl, Sandra 76 Knudson, Beth 26,50,76 Knudtson, Sandra 76 Knudtson, Wendy 73 Knutson, Deanna 37,50,79 Koeneke, Jerry 73 Koeneke, Sherry 27,35,73 Kohler, Julie 12,27,79 Kokott, Angela 27,39,50,51,52,53,73 KOLTERMANN. FRANK 70 KOLTERMANN, LISA 70 Korn, Patrick 48,79 Korson, Daniel 29,48,55,79 KORTBEIN, BRENDA 10,11,39,46.51,65,69 KORTH, WENDY 10,11,13,65 Kraemer, Lisa 73 Kramer, David 29,49,54,55,73 Kramer, Dennis 48,55,80 Kramer, Joseph 55,76 Krause, Christine 73 Krause, Leora 50,52,76 Krause Roberta 27,50,53,79 KROME. TODD 10,49,58,59,66 Kruger, Keith 79 Kupczyk, David 81 Larson, Norman 73 Lawrence, Patricia 76 LEASUM, BRIDGET 64 LeCleir, Dan 76 Lemke, Howard 76 Leum, Brian 39,45,49,73 Liebl, Lawrence 27,48,79 Liles, Angela 27,73 Lillegard, Greg 39,74 LOGING, TERRY 68 LUSK, MICHAEL 33,34,54,69 Lyga, Andrew 27,48,58,79 Lyga, Michael 27,30,39,45,49,58,74 MACHOTKA, AMY 13,37,38,39,65 Machotka, Robert 38,49,59,76 MALIN, JAMES 69 Malin, Jane 38,79 Malzacher, Lois 79 Transfer Students — Seated: Lynn Brueggen, Kim Whitford, Connie Suhr, Angie Hammes. Standing: Scott Nelson, Scott Jackson. lndex 109 Manke, Susan 52,76 Manter, Venitha 26,27,36,79 Manter, Vernon 27,49,74 MARSHALL. HEATHER 68 Martin, Kristine 76 Martin, Lori 38,39,74 Mashak, Spencer 49,76 Massoth, Michael 76 Matuska, David 76 MAULE, ROMAN 67 McCann, Colleen 79 McCLINTOCK. MARILEA 34,35,39,51,69 McCLINTOCK, PAULA 10.11.37.38.39.46.57.65.70 McIntyre, Kristina 27,79 Meyer, Kristine 27,30,50,53,79 Meyer, Shanneon 26,27,79 Meyer, Susan 27,80 Meyer, Todd 39,58,74 Meyers, Susan 26,76 Mikshowsky, Lucy 27,30,38,76,77 Miller, Kevin 29,38,80 Modawell, Michele 26,29,76 Moiling, Russell 80 Muenzenberger, Dawn 74 Muenzenberger, Gail 74 Muenzenberger, Sara 27,76 Mullenberg, Rick 48,55,80 Munson, Melissa 76 Mum, William 55,76 Nelsestuen, Michael 80 Nelson, Jay 76 NELSON. SCOTT 109 Niebuhr, Scot 32,48,80 Niemeier, Paula 37,80 Niedfeldt, Jennifer 36,77 NILSSON, JOHN 49,54,66 Norton, Sara 29,56,80 Nuttelman. Paul 33,55,74 Oldenburg, Todd 32,33,55,75 Olson, Lisa 27,80 Olson, Mary 77 Onsager, Amy 29,47,80 OSIECKI, PETER 70 Osiecki, Timothy 48,59,80 Paisley, Scott 37,48,55,80 Palm. Jeffrey 45,55,77 Paton, Dawn 35,47,74 Paulson, Christine 47,56,80 Paulson, Deborah 74 PEDRETTI, ANGELA 37.51.52.53.70 PEDRETTI, KELLY 35,38,39,65,68 Pedretti, Rebecca 50,51,53,74 Pedretti, Ricardo 37,39,58,59,74 Peters, Sheryl 80 Peterson, Julie 27,47,80 Phetteplace, Thad 80 Pierce, Timothy 55,77 Pralle, David 77 Puent, Thomas 74 Reedich, David 27,55,77 REEDICH. KURT 10,11,54,68 Roberts, Leanne 47,52,77 Rogge, Paul 74 Romskog, Christa 27,50,52,77 ROMSKOG, GREGORY 27,30,68 Romskog, Jeff 45,77 Romskog, Kathy 74 RONNQVIST, CHRISTINA 51,53,70 Rudser, Edwin 80 SAFRAN. EVE 35,64 Safran, Gregory 80 SAGLER, ALAN 65 Sandman, Becky 12,50,51,52,77 SARAUER, PAUL 69 SCHAITEL, JEFFERY A. 70 SCHAITEL, JEFFERY M. 70 Schaitel, Robert 80 SCHALDACH, GREG 67 Schmid, Jacquelyn 27.34.47.56.78.80 SCHMID, JEANNE 10,11,34,38,46,69 SCHMIDT, KENNY 32,33,49,66 Schmidt, Paul 27,30,49,54,77 Schmidt, Thomas 33,48,80 Schmitz, Arlen 34,80 Schmitz, Kenneth 80 Schomberg, Paul 32,33,49,74 Schomberg, Wade 26.27.32.33.48.59.80 SCHOMBURG, KATHY 33,39,53,67 Schomburg, Todd 54,77 Schultz, Eric 80 Schumacher, Suzanne 77 Schwier, Jan 29,77 Seidel. Curt 77 Servais, Paul 48,80 Servais, Todd 49,77 Severson, Carla 29,80 Severson, Kelly 77 Shaw, Gregory 27,74 SHURSON, JENELLE 66 Shurson, Jennifer 27,53,80 Silha, William 49,77 Simmons, Dawn 77 Simpson, Todd 80 Skemp, Lisa 29,80 Skrede, Gina 74 Small, Heidi 29,80 SMITH, DIANE 10,11,33,34,46,66 Smith, M. Shane 55,80 Smith, Robert 55,80 Snippen, Jack 74 Snippen, Jill 10,47,77 Sobkowiak, Becky 74 110 Index SOLBERG, DAWN 10,11,17,69 Sommers, Amy 27,80 Splittgerber, Maureen 27,52,77 Springborn, Roger 80 Stafslien, Lorraine 27,31,36,38,39,74 STAFSLIEN, RENEE 10,11,30,31,37,38,69 Stark. Michelle 77 STEIGER, DAVID A. 10,65 Steiger, Sally 27,50,77 Stello, Mark 77 Stenslien, Renee 52,74 STENSLIEN, RHONDA 71 Stetzer, Michelle 27,35,77 STOECKLY, BRIEN 71 Strasser, Lori 27,81 Strauss. Deanna 29,81 Strauss, Sharon 81 Strauss, Shelly 74 STREMCHA, RICHARD 49,58,71 Strittmater, Molly 27,81 STUBER, DIANE 64 Stuber, Jean 57,81 Suhr, Connie 109 Sweeney, Margaret 35,50,57,77 Szymanski, James 48,55,81 Szymanski, Scott 44,45,49,39,74 Talcott, Stacy 27,36,38,50,56,78,81 TENNER, BETH 65 Thielker, Kathleen 26,29,77 Thomas, Tammy 26,27,37,81 Thompson, Kenneth 77 Tollefson, Kristine 81 Torgeson, Kari 35,50,52,77 Torgeson, Kirste 50,53,81 Trautsch, Donna 51,53,74 Trautsch, Douglas 27,48,55,81 Turner, Susan 50,51,53,74 Twining, John 48,59,81 Twining, Kimberly 81 Uber, Susan 77 UNSER, JERRY JR. 10,44,45,48,49,54,64 Vaughn, Kelly 27,55,77 Vaughn, Kimberly 27,81 Verse, Joseph 29,81 Vigue, Kimberly 81 Vodde, Tammy 77 WAITE, SCOTT 12,34,48,49,70 Walter, Lisa 39,53,74 Warriner, Adam 37,39,49,54,74 Wastlund, Joan 29,74 WEBER. DAVID 10,38,44,45,49,54,55,65,69 Weber, Gregg 48,55,81 Wege, Tait 27,81 WEGE, TRONDA 68 Wegner, Timothy 81 Wells. Joe 81 Wehrs, Penny 39,51,52,53,74 Wheadon, Curt 49,54,74 Wheadon, Wendy 47,50,77 Whitford, Kim 109 Witt, Laurie 26,47,74 Wojcik, Alan 81 Wolter, Kimberly 27,50,81 Wood, Carla 29,81 Wood. Lisa 77 Yeske, Rick 34,49,74 Zanter, Pamela 81 Fish, Vernetta 16,113 Fortney, Bob 20,113 Friesen, James 22,52,113 Goodwin, John 55 Hansen, Karen 21,39,113 Hanson, Carol 53,51 Hervert, Jack 45 Hinton, Nancy 22,113 Hole, Delores 21,113 Ihle, Charles 54 Johnson, Jean 22,113 Kammerer, Fay 113 Krall, LeRoy 21,58,113 Krome, Lori 56,57 Ledman, Ted 22,113 Lewis, Jon 18,49,113 Moe, Robert T. 20,113 Niedfeldt, Alan 19,45,113 O'Brien, Thomas 18,113 Olson, Martin 19,55,113 Ostrem, Jacqueline 13,21,56,57,113 Riberich, John 113 Sabotta, Mike 59 Sanders, Marie B. 18,113 Schultz, Dawn 50 Selbo, Luther 18,113 Severson, Roberta 19,113 Smillie, William 19,113 Solie, Joan H. 18,113 Sorenson, Eric 29,29,113 Storlie, Cindy 20,113 Strutt, Dawson 18,113 Walsh, Brian 22,32,113 ADMINISTRATION Weymouth, Chris 19,113 PERSONNEL Batzel, Ken 24 Bortz, Everett 24 Drecktrah, Verda 24 Ender, Bonnie 24 Fosler, Shirl 24 Fuhre, Ethel 23 Gensch, Donald 24 Holt, Jean 23 Kortbein, Bonnie 24 Mattie, Don 23 Meyer, Mary Lou 24 Pierce, Dorothy 24 Repky, Bernie 23 Romskog, Vernon 24 Ruud, Donald 24 Schwier, Orin 24 Stavlo, Curtis 24 Tryggestad, Blanche 23 Vian, Jeff 24 Wolter, Janet 24 Wehrenberg, Gertrude 23 Wehrs, Lorna 24 SPECIAL SERVICES Chenoweth, Carol 16 Cochrane, David 17 Mulder, Colleen 17 Tenner, Janet 16 Warriner, Harry 17 Carlson, Maynard 16 Ciechanowski, Dr. Richard M. 16 Ertz, Eugene 16 Hicks, Diane 16 Manthei, Dennis 16 Nuttelman, LaVerne 16 Raymer, Paul 16 Schomberg, William F. 16 Trochinski, Gerald 17,39 FACULTY Arndt, David 20,113 Bartz, Phyllis 21,113 Buhalog, Mike 49 Cox, Pat 18,113 Cullen, Myrna 22,113 Dahl. Vern 21,113 DeBelak, Darcy 19,113 DeRosa, Phil 48 Doyle, Angelia 53 lndex 111 Thank you from the Neshonoc staff and its advisor, Marie B. Sanders, to: the advertisers for your fine support of our 1983 Neshonoc the John Holt’s for taking football, volleyball, and basketball pictures, and cheerleaders for those teams Sandy Terpstra for her guidance and helpfulness Allen Newberry of Ellickson’s Studios for his fine photography the high school faculty and personnel for their understanding and cooperation Mike Buhalog for his pictures taken and developed for the girls’ basketball teams Leeann Krall for her fine wrestling pictures 1. Starting for West Salem on December 18, 1982, was Brad Ness. 2. John Riberich resigned his position as Com-sumer Skills and History 11 teacher. 3. Fay Kammerer taught the Comprehensive English for the first semester. TEACHER ASSIGNMENTS: Dave Arndt: Basic Industrial Arts, Power Mechanics, Basic Metals, Home Remodeling and Maintenance, Orientation to Agriculture, Welding, ’Drama — Technical Director. Phyllis Bartz: Introduction to Business, Accounting, Typing II, Work Study. Pat Cox: Learning Resource Teacher. Myrna M. Cullen: English 11, Vocabulary, ’Forensics. Vern E. Dahl: Woodworking I-IV, Industrial Arts. Darcy DeBelak: EMR LD Resource Teacher. Vernetta Fish: Reading. James A. Friesen: History 11, Consumer Skills, Wisconsin History. Bob Fortney: Government 12, Street Law, Consumer Skills, American Problems. Karen Hansen: Art I-IV, ’NHS. Nancy Hinton: Basic Typing, Typing I, Shorthand I and II, Office Practice. Fay Kammerer: Comprehensive English. LeRoy Krall: Geography 9. Ted Ledman: Boys’ Physical Education 9, 10, 11, Drivers’ Education, History 11. Jon Lewis: Advanced Biology, Biology 1. Robert T. Moe: Physical Science 9, Math 9. Brad Ness: Government 12. Alan E. Niedfeldt: Math IV, Introduc- tion to Computers, Advanced Computers, Algebra II. Tom O’Brien: Chemistry, French I and II, Physics. Marty Olson: Health Education 10. Jacqueline Ostrem: Girls’ Physical Education 9, 10,11, Co-ed 12, Slimnas-tics, 'Pep Club. John Riberich: History 11, Consumer Skills — Resigned after first quarter, October 1982. Marie B. Sanders: College Prep English 12, Comprehensive English, Creative Writing, Journalism, Tech English 12, ’Neshonoc. Luther Selbo: Algebra, Math 9. Roberta Severson: Home Economics I-IV, Senior Foods, ’FHA. William Smillie: Physics, Geometry, Computers. Joan H. Solie: Photographic Composition, English 10, 'Drama, ’Student Council. Eric Sorenson: Vocal Music. Cindy Storlie: English 9, ’Ski Club. Dawson Strutt: Instrumental Music, ’Jazz Band. Brian Walsh: Agriculture Orientation, Advanced Welding, Dairy Cattle Evaluation, Conservation of Natural Resources, Physical Science, FFA. Chris Weymouth: Special Education. Aides: Delores Hole. 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