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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1984 volume:

1984 Neshonoc West Salem High School West Salem, Wisconsin 54669 A very bright star in a sea of dark. A very high note, the song of a lark. Gentle waves, lapping on the shore. A gull, that has been here once before. A colorful sunset, set back in the hills. A void in my heart suddenly fills. Magic isn’t tricky. It's everywhere! Even invisible, it still is there. All you have to do is find something to love, And magic will surround you, a gift from above. —Kris Martin Theme 3 Student Council—Front row: Sara Norton. Bob Machotka, Stephanie Wines, Scott Szymanski, Sara Niedfeldt. Second row: Stacy Talcott. vice-president Lucy Mikshowsky. Jane Malin. secretary-treasurer Jenny Niedfeldt. Third row: Melissa Ertz, Kim Twining. John Gersch, Sue Manke. Back row: Curt Wheadon. Mike Greene, president Steve Bartz. David Groth. Table of Contents Student Life............ 6 Classes ................ 9 Special Services...... 32 Administration........ 33 Faculty................ 34 Personnel.............. 40 Sports................. 43 Clubs.................. 69 Advertising............ 92 Index..................118 4 Table of Contents To You, Mr. Larry Blunck For your many contributions to youth and community, we the 1984 Neshonoc staff dedicate this yearbook. You have been devoted to and supportive of all athletic events, especially track. You solely found funding for three new runways for track and were instrumental in the fund raising for West Salem Pave the Track. You have been generous of your time, too, as past president of the Booster Club and as a member of the Emergency Medical Team. Mr. Blunck, we salute you! 5 6 Student Life CLASSES The talent of success is nothing more than doing what you can do well; and doing well whatever you can do ... Henry Wadsworth Longfellow 9 The Kathie Jo Grosskopf Mark Wayne Gaethke Lester J. Hall Lori A. Martin Joseph M. Clements Wendy Knudtson Jerry Koeneke Rick Yeske End Is Only The Beginning 10 Seniors Jonathon Hinck Rodd L. Hessler Daren DeYoung Susan Turner Jay Johnson Dawn M. Muenzenberger Kayla M. Hetland Jeffrey S. Harm Thomas Puent Donna Trautsch Karla Kammel Adam Warriner Seniors ll Of A Life We Begin Today Paul A. Rogge Shelly Strauss Christine Krause Arno Hartmann Senior Graduation Committee—Sherry Koeneke, Laura Dovenberg, Angela Jenkins, Natalie Comeau, Scott Szy-manski, Kris Hilby, Lester Hall. John S. Gersch Penny Wehrs Daniel J. Groth Rick Grandall 12 Seniors Samuel D. Ceresa Brad L. Johnson Joan M. Wastlund Natalie A. Comeau Sandra Barkuloo Angela M. Kokott Anthony Kapusinski Lorraine M. Stafslien Seniors 13 Class Officers—Scott Szymanski, vice-president; Sherry Koen-eke, treasurer; Kris Hilby, secretary; Lester Hall, president. John G. Harold Angela Jenkins Brian Leum Scott DeLap Paul Schomberg Laura L. Dovenberg Dawn Paton Brian Holt 14 Seniors We Will Treasure The Magic Memories Tonya Batzel Gregory T. Shaw Susan Hicks Matthew Gostisha Curt Wheadon Elizabeth Hole Andrew Griswold Joseph Hammes Kim Marie Hesselberg Steven E. Bartz Seniors 15 Gina R. Skrede Vernon Manter Marla Hansen Kristine M. Hilby Scott Szymanski Laurie L. Witt Gail Muenzenberger David J. Kramer And The Games We Used To Play 16 Seniors David J. Groth Renee Stenslien Theresa L. Davis Mark Garavalia Sherry J. Koeneke Ricardo Pedretti Rhonda Halverson Lisa Walter Robert Burnett Charles Adair Michelle D. Hegenbart Seniors 17 Badger Boys and Girls — Rick Pedretti, Steve Bartz, Lorraine Stafslien, Penny Wehrs. Sue Jensen Tim Stenberg Rebecca M. Pedretti Pamela S. Foeckler Angela D. Liles Michael Lyga Todd Meyer Ellen Byers Paul Nuttelman Kathryn Hosier Daniel D. Gerke Barbara I. Davis 18 Seniors )uniors 19 Aleckson. Kevin Althoff. Henry Anderson. Sluart Andres. Sarah Athnos. Daniel Baker, Daniel Baltz. Walter Bina. Lisa Braund. John Brueggen. Lynn Buol. Nancy Burrows. Kristopher Caffrey, Jacqueline Carlson. Lisa Ceresa, Renee Ciechanowski. Audra Collins. Susanne Craig. Aaron Denson. Barbra Dovenberg. Ted DuCharme. David Dunlap. Paul Evenson, Diana Ferguson. Martha Frisch. Kathleen Gensch. Arlyn George. Christopher Gerke. Gordon Goldsmith. Chad Gotham. Cynthia Greene. Michael Grosskopf. Tim 20 Juniors Hanson, Tari Hass. Carmen Hegenbarl. John Hicks, Rhonda Hinck. Caroline Hirschuber. Tracey Hoffman. Lee Hoffman. Marion Hoier. Gregory Huebsch. Tyrone A. Indahl. Sarah Jackson. Scott Jensen. Lisa Johnson. Tammy Jolivette. James Joyce. Carolyn Kammel. Lois Kendhammer. Michelle Kneifl. JoAnn Kneifl. Sandra Knudson. Beth Knudtson. Sandra Kraemer. Lisa Kramer. Joseph Krause. Leora LeCleir. Daniel Lemke. Howard Machotka. Robert Manke. Susan Martin. Kristine Mashak. Spencer Massoth. Michael Matuska. David Meyers. Susan Mikshowsky. Lucy Modawell. Michele Muenzenberger. Sara Munson. Melissa Murn. William Myers. Stacey Nelson. Jay Niedfeldt. Jennifer Oldenburg. Todd Juniors 21 Palm. Jeff Pierce. Timothy Pralle. David Quackenboss. Mike Reedich. David Roberts. Leanne Romskog. Christa Romskog. Jeff Sandman. Becky Schmidt. Paul Schomburg. Todd Schumacher. Suzanne Schwier. Ian Seidel. Curt Servais. Todd Severson. Kelly Silha. William Simmons. Dawn Snippen. Jill Sobkowiak. Becky Splittgerber. Maureen Stark. Michelle Steiger. Sally Stello. Mark Stetzer. Michelle Sweeney. Margaret Theilker, Kathleen Thompson. Kenneth Torgeson. Kari Uber. Susan Vaughn. Kelly Vodde, Tammy VVheadon, Wendy Whitford, Kim Wilsey. Dennis Wood. Lisa 22 Iuniors Sophomores As we reflect on the past, we see something quite dear; Many things have changed, but the magic is still here. Class of ’86 Adams. Julie Althoff. Jane Anderson. Paulette Bahr. Patrick Barkuloo. John Blunck. Brenda Breidel. Jennifer Brenstein. Scott Byom. Marcia Ceresa. Thomas Christopherson. Jim Clements. Michael DuCharme. Angela Elliott. Jeffrey Fladhammer. Shelayne Fleischman. Jean Fry, Bradford Gerke. Steven Goetting. Marty Hallmark. Barb Handberg. Paul Hansen. Kim Hartman. Michelle Hemker. Barbara Hessler. Lamond Hole. Rebecca Hulett. Kim Hundt. Lori Iverson. Rebecca Jenks. Darin 24 Sophomores Johnson. Deborah Johnson. Marc Jordan. Shon Kapusinski. Victor Kastner. Gina Klos. Scott Kneifl. James Knutson. Deanna Kohler. Julie Korn. Patrick Korson. Daniel Kramer. Dennis Krause. Roberta Kruger. Keith Kuschel. Sheryl Liebl. Lawrence Lyga. Andrew Malin. Jane Malzacher. Lois Manter. Venitha McCann. Colleen McIntyre. Kristina Meyer. Kristine Meyer. Shanneon Mever. Susan Miller. Kevin Moiling. Russell Muellenberg. Rick Niebuhr. Scot Niemeier. Paula Norton. Sara Olson. Lisa Onsager. Amy Osiecki. Timothy Paisley. Scott Paulson. Christine Peters. Sheryl Peterson. Julie Phetteplace. Thad Rudser. Edwin Schaitel. Robert Schmid. Jacquelyn Schmidt. Thomas Schmitz. Arlen Schmitz. Kenneth Schomberg. Wade Schultz. Eric Servais. Paul Sophomores 25 Severson. Carla Shurson. lennifer 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. James Talcott. Stacy Thomas. Tammy Tollefson. Kristine Torgeson. Kirste Trautsch. Douglas Twining. John Twining. Kimberly Vaughn. Kimberly Verse. Joseph Vigue. Kimberly Weber. Gregg Wege. Tait Wells. Joe Wojcik. Alan Whiter. Kimberly Wood. Carla Zanter. Pamela Sophomore Class Officers—Stacy Talcott. treasurer; Julie Adams, vice-president; Darin Jenks, president; DeeDee Knutson, secretary. 26 Sophomores Freshmen The magical memories are sure to remain. As vve sweep away some things in our past. We create new molds in which magic will be cast. Freshmen 27 Affeldt, Dawn Aleckson. Lance Allen, Jimmy Althoff. Theresa Ames. Robby Batzel. Troy Belling. Joe Breidel, jeanne Brickl. Greg Burrows. Kelly Christianson. Lee Collins. David Cornforth. Bill Danielson, Angel Duffy, Jeanna Duffy. Kelly Ertz, Melissa Evenson, Darrel Fibikar. Scott Fitzpatrick. Tina Foeckler. Brian Fogel. Cathy Fosler, Laura Goldsmith. Michael Gorniak, Debra Gotham. Eddie Grandall. Kathy Grosskopf. Tom Grover. Karen Ham. Daniel Hansche. Tina Hansen. Peter 28 Freshmen Hanson, Rhett Hartman. Troy Hauser. Rebecca Haverly. Todd Hegge. Tolly Hoff. Jon Hoffman. Ernie Johnson. Laurie Johnson. Sandi Jones. Scott Kammel. Chuck Klos. Jim Kramer. Kari Kranz. Paul Kranz. Peter Krome. Anjie Lageunesse. Tiffani Leahy. Angela Lewis, Jon Liebl. Becky Loging. Gary Lounsbrough. Betty Lusk. Brian Lyden. Brian MacDonald. Aaron Machotka. Marianne Martin, Jay Mezera. Ellyn Miller. Damian Miller. Donald Miller, Linda Miller. Lynda Miller. Thomas Modawell, Michael Moiling, Rachel Muenzenberger. Paul Niedfeldt, Sara Noffke, Thad Freshmen 29 Onsager. Brady Paulson. Julie Peterson. Erik Pierce. Terry Reagles. Troy Riley, Scott Romskog. Susan Sagler. )oe Schmidt. Tracey Schmitz. Allen Schmitz. Cindy Schomberg. Mary Schulz. Scott Schwier. Loren Seely. Rebekah L. Servais. Scott Servais. Tammy Skrede. Jarod Stroker. Mary Strittmater, Matt Stuber, Kathy Szewczyk. Edmund Tabor. Jennifer Turnipseed. Michael Tutor. Milisa Vance. Laura Verse. Jim Wastlund. Carolyn Wehrs. Teresa Weissenberger. Heather Williams. Todd Wills. Tammy Wines. Stephanie Wolter, Tammy Yeske. Shawn 30 Freshmen Students - The Primary Concern 1. School psychologist Dave Cochrane promotes a cheerful atmosphere. 2. Library aide Janet Tenner and librarian Carol Chenoweth paddle their way into adventure. 3. Vernetta Fish, reading specialist, plans for the upcoming day. 4. Harry Warriner, school guidance counselor—dependable and trustworthy. 5. Principal Gerald Trochinski greets the new day with a smile. 6. Eugene Ertz, District Administrator, approaches his work with a positive attitude. 7. School Board—Back row: LaVerne Nuttelman, vice-president; Dennis Manthei, treasurer; Maynard Carlson, director. Front row: Karen Drazkowski, director; William Schomberg, president; Paul Raymer, clerk; Diane Hicks, director. 32 Special Services and Administration of Administration and Special Services Faculty Reflect Dedication Faculty 35 1. Chris Weymouth and Jean Johnson 2. Eric Sorenson 3. LeRoy Krall 4. Nancy Hinton 5. Joan H. Solie 6. Robert T. Moe 7. Vern E. Dahl 8. Jacqueline Ostrem 9. Dwight Will 10. Myrna M. Cullen See page 122 for Teacher Assignments. 10 • 36 Faculty While Providing the Magic Formula - 1. Darcy DeBelak and Pat Cox 2. Dawson Strutt 3. David Arndt 4. Delores Hole 5. Roberta Severson 6. James Friesen 7. William Smillie 8. Jon Lewis 9. Luther Selbo 10. Alan E. Niedfeldt See page 122 for Teacher Assignments. The Formula for Success Personnel Provide 1. Mrs. Gertrude Wehrenberg should be commended for her meticulous towel service. 2. Bus drivers—Donald Ruud. Orin Schwier. Vern Romskog. Donald Gensch, Dorothy Pierce. Janet YVolter, Lorna YVehrs. Everett Bortz, Mary Lou Meyer. Curtis Stavlo. Bonnie Kortbein. 3. Mr. Shirl Fosler and Mrs. Verda Drecktrah check the school's accounts. 4. Demonstrating one of the many maintenance duties accomplished in a day's time is Jeff Vian. 5. Mrs. Helen Olson and Mrs. Bonnie Ender make sure everything is in order for a new day. 6. Arriving at school in style is custodian Don Mattie. 7. Fulfilling one more job with pleasure is devoted custodian Bernie Repky. 8. Taking a well-deserved coffee break are cooks Mrs. Ethel Fuhre. Mrs. Rita Thompson, Mrs. Gloria Thompson. Mrs. Blanch Tryggestad, Mrs. Jean Holt. 40 Personnel Topnotch Service SPORTS The sports we play we play to win. Up to Par in ’83 The 1983 Golf squad, under the direction of Coach Jim Friesen, improved tremendously. With just two returning lettermen, the team jumped from sixth to third place in the Coulee Conference race. The team’s record, 33-27, is a mark they hope to topple next season. Veterans Mike Greene and Steve Bartz led a well-balanced attack. Greene qualified for sectionals by outperforming the field at regionals. Bartz, the mark of consistency usually finished in the team’s top two spots. Rounding out the Panther fivesome were Scott Jackson, Tom Ceresa and Scott Paisley. There was stiff competition among the three for the team’s final three positions. 1. Demonstrating good form, Mike Greene tees off. 2. Tom Ceresa shows touch on the carpet. Varsity Golf Team — Mike Greene, Steve Bartz, Scott )ackson. Tom Ceresa, Scott Paisley. Junior Varsity Golf Team — Scott Brenstein. John Gersch, Scott Klos. Brad Fry. David Weber, Paul Schmidt, Brian Leum, Curt Wheadon, Lee Hoffman. 44 Sports Youth Sparks Netters Although the tennis team remained idle during the 1982 season, it returned in ’83 with twelve enthusiastic members. Under the direction of Coach Tom O’Brien, Panther netters amassed a 21-1 record. Composed of two juniors, two sophomores and two freshmen, West Salem tennis will be a sport to watch in ’84. 1. Jeff Palm lands another blistering serve. 2. Anticipating an ace, Rick Pedretti prepares the serve. 3. Dan Groth gauges a forehand. 1983 Tennis Team — Front row: Shon Jordan. Thad Phetteplace, Tina Paulson, Victor Kapusinski, Marty Goetting. Back row: Jeff Palm. Tyrone Huebsch, Jim Szymanski, Dan Groth, Rick Pedretti, Doug Trautsch. Walter Baltz, Coach Tom O'Brien. Leadership, Depth -Formula for Success With its team-oriented attitude and great depth, the 1983 Girls’ Track team soared to familiar heights. This formula, plus a combination of good leaders and willing followers, has proved to be Coach LeRoy Krall’s key to success. Next season’s squad appears to have a tight grip on the reins of the tough Coulee Conference. With the return of state placers Angela Jenkins and Lori Hundt and a crew of talented underclassmen, the Panthers are a team to watch. 46 Sports 1983 Team — First row: Tari Hanson. Dee Dee Knutson. Beth Knudson. Paulette Anderson. Jennifer Breidel. Becky Iverson. Second row: Christa Romskog. Leora Krause. Lori Strasser. Sue Turner. Paula McClintock. Stacy Talcott. Brenda Blunck. Third row: Kim Twining. Christina Ronnqvist. Penny VVehrs. Becky Pedretti. Angie Kokott. Becky Hole. Coach PeriAnn Huggins. Fourth row: Renee Stafslien. Angie Pedretti. Lori Hundt. Sherry Koeneke. Kim Hansen. Meg Sweeney. Back row: Coach LeRoy Kra 11. Angie DuCharme. Lisa Olson. Dawn Muenzenberger. Marcia Byom. Amy Onsager. Lisa Carlson. 1. Over the last obstacle. Sherry Koeneke makes a mad dash for the tape. 2. Lori Hundt completes another 800 m dash in winning time. 3. Gliding her way across area circles. Becky Pedretti unleashes the shot. 4. Showing fierce competitiveness. Penny VVehrs finishes another lap in the two mile run. 5. Angie Jenkins shows her second place form in the 100 m low hurdles. 6. Flying like a bird. Lisa Carlson clears the bar with ease. 6 w Sports 47 Thinclads Gain Needed Experience Coach Jon Lewis directed a small team, both in numbers and experience, through a challenging year in the Coulee Conference. Although the 1983 Boys’ Track squad got off to a slow start, they showed signs of steady improvement. Led by M.V.P. and state placer Lester Hall, many individual goals were met. Hall, who had never run an 880 competitively, placed fourth at the state meet in that event. Coach Lewis is looking forward to a good 1984 season and hopes to get a couple of state champions out of his team. 1983 Boys' Varsity Hack team — Front row: Rob Smith, Andy Lyga, John Twining. Arlyn Gensch, Brian Holt. Coach Jon Lewis. Second row: John Hegenbart, Darin Jenks. Dan LeCleir, Tim Osiecki. Paul Nuttelman. Back row: Mike Lyga. John Harold. Lester Hall, Greg Hoier. Tim Pierce, John Nilsson, Mark Gaethke. 1. Paul Nuttelman. coming out of the last turn, pours on the speed. 2. Eyeing the tape, Mike Lyga swiftly strides on. 3. With intensity, Lester Hall digs down deep for every ounce of power. 4. Determination leads Andy Lyga to a strong finish. 5. Brian Holt bursts forth from the blocks. 6. With fluid motion. Greg Hoier hurls the discus. 7. With a final surge. Darin Jenks snaps the 48 Sports anthers Tribune Photo Panthers Gain Experience in ’83 The Varsity Baseball team completed the 1983 season with a 4-8 conference record. The team of 17 boys battled hard and did not quit easily throughout the season, but it seemed luck wasn’t on their side as they lost four non-conference games by a mere one run. Scott Szymanski, pitcher, and first baseman Lester Hall represented West Salem on the All-Conference First Team. Outfielder Jerry Unser made second team while Dave Weber, second baseman; Dan Groth, shortstop; and third baseman Greg Hoier obtained honorable mention. Losing only two lettermen and with the addition of talented players moving up from the JV team, West Salem’s future looks hopeful. The JV team compiled a winning 10-6 record that was highlighted by taking first at the second annual JV Tournament. In the opening game, the team staged a come-from-behind 13-12 victory over Hol-men and then easily passed Whitehall 25-3. Blanking Onalaska 5-0 in the Championship game, the JV team topped the eight-team tourney in a spectacular fashion. “If this team can manage to carry the efforts I saw in this tournament, they will continue to be winners in coming years,” noted Coach Jack Hervert. 50 Sports 1. Clean-up hitter Greg Hoier receives congratulations after his tourney homer. 2. Starting his swing in motion, Dan Groth keeps his eye on the ball. 3. Lester Hall stretches to make the play. 4. Left-hander Scott Szy-manski prepares to hurl another strike. 5. Jeff Palm breaks for second. 6. The JV’s leading batter Dan Athnos slams out another hit. 1983 Varsity team — Front row: Brian Holt, Dave Weber, Jerry Unser, Dan Groth, Brad Johnson. Second row: Coach Jack Hervert. Jeff Palm. Greg Hoier, Mike Lyga. Dan Athnos. Jim Szymanski, Scott Szymanski. Scott Jackson. Coach Alan Niedfeldt. Back row: Gregg Weber. Rick Muellenberg. Lester Hall. Tyrone Huebsch, Doug Trautsch. 1983 JV Champions — Front row: Coach Alan Niedfeldt. Jim Szymanski, Shon Jordan, Jeff Palm, Rick Muellenberg. Coach Jack Hervert, Tyrone Huebsch. Back row: Scott Jackson. Darin Jenks. Gregg Weber, Greg Hoier, Doug Trautsch, Dan Athnos, Scott Paisley. Missing: Tim Jones. Kris Burrows. Sports 51 52 Sports Abracadabra . . . Cheerleaders 1. Junior Varsity Basketball — Shellee Fladhammer, Julie Adams. Julie Kohler, Kim Hulett. Stephanie Wines. 2. Varsity Football — Theresa Davis. Laura Dovenberg. Leanne Roberts. Donna Trautsch. Lisa Walter. 3. Varsity Basketball — Angela Jenkins, Leanne Roberts. Wendy Wheadon, Natalie Comeau. Jill Snippen. 4. Junior Varsity Football — Marcia Byom. Julie Kohler, Shellee Fladhammer, Jean Fleischman, Amy Onsager. 5. Wrestling — Amy Sommers, Jean Fleischman, Julie Peterson, Michele Modawell, Barbie Hemker. Sports 53 1983 - A Respectable Season The Varsity football team fought its way to a 4-5 record. A veer offense was utilized by an all-senior backfield to dissect the opponent, while consistency and toughness bolstered the defense. “Although the record, as well as the team beaten, was the same (as last year), this was a very enjoyable team to watch,” Head Coach Jon Lewis reflected. Greg Hoier, Panther center, earned a position on the All-Coulee Conference first team. Seniors Lester Hall, Scott Szymanski and Brian Leum obtained second team honors, and Brian Holt, Paul Schmidt and Kris Burrows received honorable mention. Varsity Football Team — Front row: Paul Dunlap. Shon Jordan. Shane Smith, Tim Osiecki. Second row: Ass't.Coach Dwight Will, Scott Paisley, Larry Liebl, Kevin Aleckson, Coach Jon Lewis, Gordie Gerke, Paul Servais, Bill Silha. Ass't. Coach Paul Johnson. Third row: Pat Korn, Dan Groth, Victor Kapusinski, Jim Szymanski, Arlyn Gensch, Paul Handberg, John Twining, Dan 54 Sports Athnos. Gregg Weber, Brad Johnson, Chad Goldsmith. Fourth row: Ty Huebsch. Brian Leum. Brian Holt. Scott Szymanski. Vernon Manter. Darin Jenks, Rick Muellenberg, Kris Burrows. Back row: Spencer Mashak. Lester Hall. Greg Hoier, Paul Schmidt, Scott Jackson, Dan Korson, Mark Gaethke. 1. After knocking down a defender, Paul Schmidt takes on another while in pursuit of the ball carrier. 2. lust out of reach. Brian Holt turns upfield. 3. With aggressive blocking, Greg Hoier gives the offense time to get the play moving. 4. Making his way toward the endzone. Scott Szymanski blasts through the hole. 5. Lester Hall prepares to unleash another attack in his deadly aerial assault. 6. Brian Leum makes a successful reception. Freshman team—Front row: Aaron Mac Donald, Scott Servais, Lance Aleckson, Ion Lewis. Damian Miller. Brian Lyden, Mike Goldsmith. Second row: Troy Hartman. Scott Fibikar, Terry Pierce. Tom Miller. Jim Klos. Brian Lusk. Third row: Scott Jones, Kelly Burrows, Erik Peterson. Mike Modawell. Pete Hanson. Loren Schweir, Coach James Friesen. Back row: Greg Brickl. Jon Hoff. Brady Onsager, Joe Sagler, Todd Williams. Sports 55 Junior Varsity Team — Front row: Manager Paula Niemeier. Kim Wolter. Roberta Krause. Lori Hundt. Kris Meyer, Kirste Torgeson. Angie DuCharme. Coach Dawn Schultz. Back row: Dee Dee Knutson. Becky Hole. Barbie Hemker. Kim Twining. Brenda Blunck, Kim Hulett. Stacy Talcott. Freshman Team — Front row: Tammy Wills. Julie Paulson. Marianne Machotka, Angie Leahy. Tammy Thomas. Jeanna Duffy. Coach Dawn Schultz. Back row: Manager Paula Niemeier. Jane Malin, Julie Peterson. Heather Weissenberger. Deanna Strauss. Statistician Sara Niedfeldt. Absent: Debbie Gorniak. 1. Anticipating the spike. Meg Sweeney and Penny Wehrs thwart their opponent’s attack. 2. Skying for the spike. Lisa Carlson adds the final touch. 3. With her usual consistency. Sue Turner unleashes the serve. 4. Senior Angela Kokott slams a well-placed set. 5. Displaying perfect form. Penny Wehrs releases an excellent set. 56 Sports Varsity Volleyball Team — Front row: Manager Sally Steiger, Becky Sandman, Meg Sweeney, Tracey Hirschuber, Christa Romskog. Second row: Audra Ciechanowski, Sue Turner, Penny Wehrs, Coach Carol Hanson. Back row: Carolyn Joyce, Kari Torgeson. Rebecca Pedretti. Angela Kokott, Natalie Comeau, Lisa Carlson, Wendy Wheadon. WSHS Volleyball: Awesome! Under the direction of Coach Carol Hanson, the ’83 West Salem girls’ volleyball team executed a new and exciting 6-2 offense which led to the Conference Title. Led by four seniors, the Panther team amassed a 6-1 conference record and finished 9-1 overall. Victories at the Mustang and Arcadia Invitationals, along with a consolation championship at the sixteen team Logan Tournament, highlighted the season. Winning Regionals, the team advanced to Sectionals where they were halted by state qualifying Monona Grove. Sue Turner and Penny Wehrs earned First Team All-Conference recognition while Angela Kokott received second team honors. Becky Pedretti rounded off award winners achieving honorable mention. With six letter winners returning, Coach Hanson is optimistic about the upcoming season. Sports 57 1. In anticipation of the tip. Panthers prepare the fast break. 2. A determined Becky Pedretti searches for help. 3. Salem girls await the opening tip. 4. Angie Kokott pulls up for a shot through the opponents. 5. Without hesitation. Penny Wehrs takes the baseline shot. 6. Spotting an open teammate. Sue Turner makes another assist. Junior Varsity — Front row: Jenny Breidel, Lori Hundt, Becky Hole. Second row: Roberta Krause. Kim Twining. Michelle Hartman. Paulette Anderson. Back row: Coach Jim Friesen, Kirste Torgeson. Kim Hansen, Angie DuCharme, Manager Brenda Blunck. Missing: Jenny Shurson. Varsity — Front row: Coach Carol Hanson. Tracey Hirschuber. Penny Wehrs, Sue Turner. Becky Pedretti. Angie Kokott. Tari Hanson. Manager Brenda Blunck. Back row: Audra Ciechanowski. Christa Romskog. Kari Torgeson. Sue Manke, Kim Whit ford. 58 Sports 4 A 5T Panthers Battle Coulee Foes Coached by Carol Hanson, the 1983-84 girls’ varsity basketball team held an 8-1 record which clinched a three way tie with Onalaska and La Crescent for first place in the Coulee Conference. Led by high conference scorer Penny Wehrs and the team’s top rebounder Angie Kokott, the Panthers made tracks. These two plus Becky Pedretti, Sue Turner, and junior Christa Romskog rounded off the starting five. Highlighting the season was the G.E.T. game. The Panthers' fast breaking offensive proved to be effective while the opposition tried to combat it with a box and one defense. Freshman team — Front Row: Coach Paul Johnson. Sara Niedfeldt. Missy Ertz. Marianne Machotka, Julie Paulson. Second row: Angie Leahy, Jeanne Breidel, Mary Schomberg. Tammy Servais. Third row: Tammy Wills. Kari Kramer. Cindy Schmitz. Sports 59 Junior Varsity — Front row: Tom Ceresa. Brad Fry, Shon Jordan. Scott Paisley, Ed Rudser, Gregg Weber. Back row: Jim Szymanski, Darin Jenks, Marc Johnson. Paul Handberg. Dan Korson, Rob Smith. Marty Goetting. Freshman Team — Front row: Ed Szewczyk. Brian Lyden, Damian Miller. Tom Grosskopf. Scott Riley, Brian Lusk. Back row: Coach John Goodwin, Matt Strittmater, Mike Modawell. Mike Daffinson. Pete Hansen. Todd Williams, Jim Allen. Erik Peterson 60 Sports Cagers Gain Respect, Improve Season 1. Following through, Dave Kramer unleashes on one of his deadly jumpers. 2. Steve Bartz lays the ball back up after the offensive board. 3. Paul Schmidt releases a jump shot after driving down the baseline. 4. Intently watching the ball, Curt Wheadon prepares to grab the rebound. 5. Dan Athnos shoots over the outstretched arm of the defender. Varsity team — Dan Athnos, Ty Huebsch, Dave Kramer, Greg Dave Reedich, Scott Jackson. Todd Schomburg. Mike Greene. Jeff Hoier, Steve Bartz, John Hegenbart, Curt Wheadon, Paul Schmidt, Palm. Todd Oldenberg. Not present—Adam Warriner. Sports 61 Wrestlers Lack Numbers 1. Having countered his opponent, John Harold works for the fall. 2. With a tight armbar, Paul Dunlap battles for the stick. 3. Thwarting the attack. Arlyn Gensch positions himself for the take down. 4. Mike Lyga enjoys the view secured by the double armbar. 5. Sinking the half nelson. Andy Lyga anticipates the pin. Wrestling team — Front row: Andy Lyga. Wade Schomberg, Steve Gerke, Rhett Hanson. Mike Goldsmith. Second row: Mike Lyga. Jim Klos, Arlyn Gensch. Tim Osiecki, Scott Fibikar, Kelly Burrows. Back row: Caoch LeRoy Krall. Rick Pedretti, John Harold. Todd Meyer, Paul Dunlap. Kris Burrows, Assistant Coach Dwight Will. 62 Sports 2 A 3 V Despite returning six lettermen, Coach LeRoy Krall and the West Salem Varsity Wrestling squad struggled once again in dual meet action. Continuously having to forfeit from two to four weight classes due to injury or lack of size, Panther grapplers keyed on individual rather than team success. As the team entered the Coulee Conference Tournament, six of the eight wrestlers had .500 or better records. Highlighting the season was a fifth place finish at the Royall Invitational. Returning all wrestlers except for four seniors, next season looks promising for many underclassmen who gained valuable experience. Sports 63 Gymnasts Seek New Horizons 1. Jane Althoff exhibits amplitude and execution while doing a Flying Dutchman. 2. Kayla Hetland, displaying a high preflight, begins a squat vault. 3. Showing concentration, Stacy Talcott begins a kip between the bars. 4. Gliding gracefully. Tina Paulson initiates a kip. 5. Showing perfect form. Laura Dovenberg completes a backwalkover. 6. Jackie Schmid is the epitome of flexibility and poise in the splits. 7. Precise and steady. Jean Stuber executes a split leap. Gymnastics Team — Front row: Heather Weissenberger. Laurie Johnson. Kayla Hetland. Second row: Laura Dovenberg. Meg Sweeney. Tina Paulson. Stacy Talcott. Becky Iverson. Back row: Assistant Coach Lori Krome. Jackie Schmid. Jean Stuber. Anjie Krome. Jane Althoff. Coach Cheryl Hemmersbach. Lisa Carlson not pictured. G4 Sports Sports 65 The Varsity gymnasts had another outstanding year. As of January 13, their record was 4-1, having lost to only one other team—Central. The Junior Varsity also won many meets. Lori Krome, in her second year as assistant coach, and the gymnasts’ new coach Cheryl Hemmersbach motivated this young team to work hard to improve its skills. News Source 19 Players of the Week — Scott Szymanski and Brian Holt. Sports Whirl 67 Cross Country: A Successful Addition! Cross-Country Team—Front row: Coach Jack Hervert, Tim Pierce, Bob Machotka. Todd Schomberg. Arno Hartmann, John Gersch, John Hegenbart, Coach Rod Radle. Back row: Mike Lyga. Paul Nuttelman, Rick Pedretti, John Harold, Andy Lyga. Guided by volunteer coaches Rod Radle and Jack Hervert, the West Salem cross country team developed a solid seven member nucleus which became a force in the Coulee Conference during the ’83 season. Although the year started out slow, it was highlighted by victories at the Brookwood and Onalaska Invitationals. Plagued by injuries as the season came to a close, the Panthers managed to send the whole team to Sectionals. First team All-Conference selection Mike Lyga led the team, followed by second team all-conference Paul Nuttelman. 1. Jockeying for position, Todd Schomberg marks his next rival. 2. Gutting the pain. Bob Machotka endures the 3.1 mile course. 3. Senior Paul Nuttelman strides to the top. 4. Sophomore Andy Lyga concentrates on a victory. 5. Striving for a record time. Mike Lyga pulls away. 68 Sports CLUBS Harvey “Appears” on WSHS Stage Cast — Front row: Lori Stafslien. Molly Strittmater, Polly Bjornson, Barb Davis. Back row: John Gersch. Marion Hoffman. Christina Ronnqvist, Steve Bartz, Tony Frisch, Greg Lillegard, David Groth. 1. “Perhaps they neglected to tell you in medical school that a rabbit has large pointed ears! And that a hat for a rabbit would have to be perforated to make room for those ears!” 2. “Elwood, this thing with the rabbit has to stop!” 3. I’ll never feel happier, Mr. Dowd. I know it. 4. Elwood P. Dowd and companion Harvey — over the mantle, where they belong. 5. I'm making a routine check-up on our records. How is that name spelled? With a W, not a U — Elwood P. Dowd.” 6. “And he, he . . . threw me in a tub of water!” 7. “I have to go upstairs now and look in on a patient. Be down shortly.” Clubs 71 1. Pep Club Officers—Kris Hilby. president; Meg Sweeney, vice-president; Ellen Byers, secretary; Angela Kokott. treasurer. 2. Drama officers—(top to bottom) Steve Bartz. president; Kayla Hetland. vice-president; Molly Strittmater, secretary. Absent: Lori Martin, treasurer. 3. National Merit Scholars—lohn Gersch. Curt Wheadon. Steve Bartz. 4. High Quiz Bowl team—Mike Greene. John Gersch, Scott Jackson, Steve Bartz, Curt Wheadon. 5. Venitha Manter receives commendation for her 12.0 grade point average. 72 Leaders NHS: Pathway to Success 1. Initiates celebrate their induction with their parents. 2. Lori Martin enjoys refreshments. 3. NHS officers— Lori Martin, historian; Kayla Hetland, secretary; Scott Szymanski, vice-president; Penny Wehrs. treasurer; Angela jenkins, president. 4. Speaker Robert Fortney relates a story of hardship to the initiates and parents. National Honor Society Initiates — Front row: Adviser Karen Hansen. Sandy Kneifl, Todd Oldenburg, Sue Manke. Second row: Jeff Palm. Scott Jackson. Todd Schomburg, Bob Machotka. Mike Greene. Third row: Jennifer Niedfeldt. Kris Martin. Marion Hoffman. Sally Steiger. Meg Sweeney. Tari Hanson. Back row: Barbi Denson. Suzie Schumacher. Lucy Mikshowsky, Audra Ciechanowski. Christa Romskog. Wendy Wheadon. Lisa Carlson. Clubs 73 Cast — Steve Bartz. John Gersch, Thad Phetteplace, David Groth. Brad Fry. Jean Fleischman, Jill Snippen. Lori Stafslien. Marcia Byom. Molly Strittmater, John Hegenbart, Marion Hoffman. Laura Fosler. Venitha Manter, Jon Hinck, Pam Zanter, Lois Malzacher, Sheryl Kuschel, Arno Hartmann. Scott Klos. Paul Handberg. Darin Jenks. Dancers — Julie Adams. Jean Breidel. Jenny Breidel, Shellee Fladhammer, Kathie Grosskopf. Becky Hauser. Kayla Hetland, Debbie Johnson, Kris Martin. Lori Martin. Kris McIntyre. Shanneon Meyer, Amy Onsager. Julie Peterson. Jackie Schmid. Lisa Skemp. Maureen Splittgerber, Michelle Stetzer, Lori Strasser. Stephanie Wines, Carla Wood. Lisa Wood. Student Director — Sally Steiger. Director — Mrs. Joan Solie. Technical Director — Mr. David Arndt. “Pullman Car Hiawatha” Meant Involvement 1. Wouldn’t you like to lie down, deary?” 2. Carla Wood experiences the art of stage make-up. 3. “Hand me one of those magazines.” 4. Members of the Cast — John Gersch, Molly Strittmater. Lori Stafslien, Marcia Byom, Thad Phetteplace. Jill Snippen, David Groth, Steve Bartz. 5. Steve Bartz reassures Molly Strittmater on one of her lines. 6. Steward, bring me my hot water bottle. 7. Hairstylist Sarah Andres French braids a dancer's hair. 8. Dancers — Kayla Hetland, Carla Wood, Amy Onsager. Debbie Johnson, Shanneon Meyer, Stephanie Wines, Shellee Fladhammer. 1. Dawn Paton and Dawn Simmons present the necessary pledge to initiate the new members. 2. Displaying the correct way to set a table are Barbie Hemker and Jackie Schmid. 3. Leading the FHA pack are. front to back: Barbie Hemker—parliamentarian. Jackie Schmid— assistant social chairman. Renee Ceresa—social chairman. Sarah Indahl—secretary. Dawn Simmons—treasurer. Rhonda Hicks— vice-president. Dawrn Paton—president. 4. Linda Anderson demonstrates her award winning cake decorating technique as Sue Jensen looks on. 5. Karla Kammel and Lois Kammel mix a delicious concoction. 6. Renee Stenslien serves refreshments at the teachers’ tea. 76 Clubs Learning to Live Better Today Clubs 77 1983 Harvest Royalty—sophomores Wade Schombergand Barbie Hemker; freshmen Mary Schombergand Brian Lusk; seniors Rick Pedretti and Dawn Paton; juniors Leanne Roberts and Todd Oldenberg; seniors Paul Nuttelman and Angela Jenkins; Queen Sue Jensen and King Paul Schomberg; 1982 Harvest King and Queen Scott Waite and Jeanne Schmid. Growing for America 1. President Paul Nuttelman delivers the welcome address the night of initiation while Mr. Ross and chaplain Mark Gaethke look on. 2. Greenhands building feeders: Troy Batzel, Brian Lusk, Scott Brenstein. 3. Champion Judging Team—Tom Schmidt, Wade Schomberg, Paul Schomberg, and Mark Gaethke show off the trophy won at the All Breed Sale held at U-W Research Farm in Arlington. 4. FFA 83-84 Greenhands—Front row: Jim Klos, Paul Muenzenberger, Scott Servais. Brian Lusk, Terry Pierce. Second row: Ernie Hoffman, Chuck Kammel, Troy Batzel. Tom Miller. Back row: Advisor Mr. Rick Ross, Gary Loging. Peter Hanson, Loren Schwier, Scott Brenstein, Darrel Evenson. 5. Comparing tires at Evans’ Implement are Todd Servais. Paul Schombergand Joe Hammes. 6. 1983-84 FFA Officers: Dan Gerke, reporter; Ted Dovenberg, secretary; Paul Schomberg, vice-president; Paul Nuttelman, president; Gordie Gerke, treasurer; Mark Gaethke, chaplain; Arlyn Gensch, sentinel. 7. Enjoying pizza at the annual Christmas Party are Paul Muenzenberger, Tom Miller. Chuck Kammel. Loren Schwier, and Scott Servais. 5 A Clubs 79 Neshonoc Names Larry Blunck Dedicatee 1. Paula retypes a copy sheet. 2. Jennifer, Barbi. Dee Dee and Lois attempt to keep Underclass Candid Day organized while Marion waits for her receipt. 3. Adam and Rick compose sports copy together. 4. Lori and Michelle relax after meeting a deadline. 5. Steve, John and Dave—getting all washed up! 6. Looking up a disputed word—Marion, Barbi and Jennifer. 7. Consulting past yearbooks for help on layout are Lois, Paula and Dee Dee. 8. Stacy inquires about typing a copy sheet. 1984 Neshonoc Staff Ads—Barbi Denson Advisor—Marie B. Sanders Editors—Michelle Hegenbart, Lori Stafslien Faculty—Paula Niemeier Indexing—Stacy Talcott Layout—Jennifer Niedfeldt Photography—Steve Bartz, John Gersch, David Groth Proofreading—Marion Hoffman Social—Dee Dee Knutson Sports—Rick Pedretti, Adam Warriner Underclassmen—Lois Malzacher Clubs 81 A Noteworthy Group The 1983-84 Choir season started on a high note with 80% of its “Superior” ranked group returning from last year. A performance at the Viterbo Choirfest highlighted November, while five choruses from Handel’s “Messiah” were featured at the Holiday Arts Festival. Special soloists Marty Ferguson and Anthony Kapu-sinski accented the group throughout the year. 1. Kathy Frisch and Michele Modawell sight read new music. 2. Under the direction of Eric Sorenson, the choir rehearses Handel's Messiah . 3. Members ready robes for Viterbo Choirfest. 4. Senior baritone Jon Hinck displays his musical prowess. 5. Assembling the risers for a concert—Anthony Kapusinski, Jon Hinck and Jeff Harm. 6. Tammy Johnson and Lisa Skemp give Amy Onsager helpful advice on her singing ability. Concert Choir—Front row: Eric Sorenson, Dan Ham, Aaron Mac Donald, Brian Lusk, Jan Schwier, Carolyn Wastlund, Allen Schmitz, Jarod Skrede, Robert Smith. Second row: Lynn Brueggen. Dawn Affeldt, Sue Collins, Gina Kastner, Jacquie Caffrey, Carmen Hass, Matt Strittmater, Jon Hinck, Anthony Kapusinski. Third row: Joan Wastlund, Amy Onsager, Lisa Skemp, Kathy Frisch, Heidi Small, Brenda Blunck, Caroline Hinck, Laurie Witt, Dan Korson, Mike Turnipseed. Back row: Kari Kramer, Tammy Johnson, Kathy Thielker, Michele Modawell, Marty Ferguson, Laura Dovenberg, Karla Kammel, Barb Davis, Darin Jenks, Jeff Harm. 82 Clubs Flag Team—Kneeling: Laura Vance. First Row: Dawn Affeldt. Jackie Schmid. Tina Pauson. Kari Kramer. Second Row: Audra Ciechanowski. Renee Ceresa. Christa Romskog. Kayla Hetland. Sarah Andres. Michele Modawell. Gina Kastner. Concert Band—Front row: Michelle Hegenbart. Sherry Koeneke, Angela Kokott. Lori Stafslien, Sarah Andres. Second row: Nancy Buol, Christa Romskog, Michelle Hartman. Barbie Hemker, Becky Iverson, Julie Peterson, Betty Lounsbrough. Mary Stoker. Third row: Stacy Talcott. Tammy Thomas. Kim Wolter, Laura Foster. Marianne Machotka. Ellyn Mezera. Lynda Miller. Sara Niedfeldt. Laurie Johnson. Tammy Wills. Stephanie Wines. Back row: Laura Dovenberg, Susan Hicks. Liz Hole. Angie Liles. Chad Goldsmith. John Barkuloo. Brad Fry, Kris Meyer. Joe Belling. Scott Schulz. Teresa Wehrs, Michelle Stetzer. Kim Whitford. Lucy Mikshowsky. 84 Clubs Drum Majorettes—Lori Stafslien and Barb Davis. Our Music is Magic This past year has seen growth in numbers and spirit in the band program. Students participated in marching shows, pep band, jazz concerts, concert band performances, contests at district and state levels, and festivals. “I feel that the kids are a lot closer this year and are more willing to work together to accomplish a common goal,” stated Dawson Strutt, band director. Concert band—Front row: Kayla Hetland. Sally Steiger. Maureen Splittgerber. Angela Jenkins. Kathie Grosskopf. Second row: Heather VVeissenberger, Julie Paulson, Angie Leahy. Lori Strasser, Amy Sommers, Lisa Olson, Venitha Manter. Paulette Anderson, Julie Adams. Third row: Anjie Krome, Molly Strittmater. Becky Hauser. Donald Miller. Rhett Hanson, Rebecca Hole, Marty Ferguson, Barb Davis. Fourth row: Larry Liebl, Paul Schmidt. Brady Onsager. Wade Schomberg, Joe Sagler. Roberta Krause, Kris McIntyre, Sara Muenzenberger. Shon Jordan, Lee Hoffman, Tari Hanson, Audra Ciechanowski, John Gersch, Steve Bartz. Back row: Mr. Dawson Strutt, Kddie Gotham, Kim Vaughn, Jean Fleischman, Victor Kapusinski, Melissa Ertz, Bill Cornforth, Tom Ceresa, Jennifer Shurson. Andy Lyga. John Hegenbart. Mark Garavalia. Clubs 85 Band Council—Michelle Hegenbart, secretary treasurer; Angela lenkins, vice-president; John Gersch, president. Jazz Band—Front row: Sue Hicks, Liz Hole, Brad Fry, Scott Schultz. Second row: Larry Liebl, Kim Whitford. Lucy Mikshowsky, Mark Garavalia, John Hegenbart. Third row: Steve Bartz, John Gersch. Lee Hoffman. Donald Miller, Paul Schmidt. Back row: Chad Goldsmith, Tom Ceresa, Barb Davis. Kathie Grosskopf. 86 Clubs Clubs’ Whirl Forensics — Marcia Byom, Amy Onsager, John Gersch, Kathie Grosskoph. Jon Hinck, Cindy Gotham, Jill Snippen, Molly Strittmater, Shanneon Meyer. Missing: David Groth. Ellen Byers. Ski Club Computer Club — Arno Hartmann, president; Thad Phetteplace, vice-president; Scott Klos, secretary; Scott Szymanski. treasurer; Bill Murn, director; Tim Pierce, director. Clubs Whirl 87 Colour My World More than 100 juniors, their guests, and fellow WSHS students danced to the music of Battle-Axe, Saturday, April 16, from eight to eleven o’clock. Queen Donna Trautsch and King Lester Hall reigned as Prom Royalty. The theme Colour My World featured a large rainbow painting, rainbow streamers, and a myriad of balloons. Lori Stafslien chaired the event with Lori Martin head of decorations. 1. Sharing a magical moment while dancing are Tim Jones and Shellee Fladhammer. 2. Curt Wheadon coloured Natalie Comeau’s world for the evening. 3. Liz Hole and Dawn Paton announce Prom Court. 4. Donna Trautsch glows with happiness as Lester Hall escorts her to the throne. 5. Lovelies — Christie Krause. Natalie Comeau. Angela Jenkins. Lori Stafslien. Theresa Davis, Queen Donna Trautsch. Sue Jensen, Lisa Walter. Sandy Barkuloo. Becky Pedretti. 1983 Prom Court — Mike Lyga and Angela Jenkins; John Harold and Sandy Barkuloo; Joe Clements and Lisa Walter; Curt Wheadon and Natalie Comeau; Rick Yeske and Sue Jensen; 1982 King Kurt Reedich and Queen Dino Barnes; 1983 Queen Donna Trautsch and King Lester Hall; Becky Pedretti and Paul Nuttelman; Christie Krause and Brian Leum; Theresa Davis and Paul Schomberg; Lori Stafslien and Scott Szymanski. Social 89 90 Social Fantasy Sparks Homecoming Enhanced by enthusiastic participation from students and faculty, the 1983 Homecoming week reflected its theme, “Fantasy.’ Seniors earned first place on their skit, and had the largest number dressing for Tootsie and Fantasy Days. The Spirit Award and window design competitions as well as the powder puff football game and tug-of-war championship were won by the junior class. The Class of ’86 ranked first on posters and hall chanting, while the freshmen opened the year in style with a first place float. The week climaxed on Friday with a pep rally, parade, football game against G-E-T. and dance. 1. Honored as Daisy Jane and Daisy Joe: juniors Diana Evenson and Billy Silha. 2. Sophomores Julie Adams and Darin Jenks pause along the parade route. 3.1983 parade marshals Harry and Aurora YVarriner lead the procession, followed by the West Salem Panther Marching Band. 4. Representing the Class of '85—juniors Kris Burrows and Beth Knudson. 5. Clowning around, Sue Collins provokes laughter from youngsters. 6. Senior representatives Brian Holt and Sandy Barkuloo enjoy the exciting afternoon. 7. Homecoming King Paul Schomberg and Queen Sherry Koeneke beam with pride. 8. Marianne Machotka and Mike Turnipseed, freshman representatives, experience the lively Homecoming spirit. 9. Mr. Ugly, Lester Hall, escorts senior representative Natalie Comeau. Social 91 (AKEVIEW FOOD! t7 tf 'Jwndbj Stow on the Hujkuaxf Open 7 days a week Hwy. 16, West Salem 92 Advertisement COULEE FORD, INC. 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Leonard 786-9005 786-2572 Automatic Car Wash with underspray to remove dirt and salt Auto Starting Service Towing Service Advertisement 105 Compliments Hunter’s Last Chance Precision Cutting, Styling Coloring by Expert Stylists For Men Women 5 modern salons with the Now Look LaCrosse Studio V Sparta Onalaska West Salem 1808 State St. 16th Jackson 418 Wisconsin 103 10th Ave. 118 S. Leonard 782-0880 784-7585 269-4587 783-3984 786-0420 106 Advertisement COULEE FARM SUPPLY Purina Chows and Health Aids West Salem, WI Phone 786-0220 Advertisement 107 Barb’s Beauty Salon West Salem, WI Phone 786-0225 LaCrosse School of Beauty Culture • Approved pivot point school • Approved For: Veterans’ Training Vocational Rehabilitation Student Loans Basic Grants CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS 718 Main, LaCrosse (608) 784-4702 Nationally Accredited PIZZA 156 S. Leonard Downtown West Salem 108 Advertisement CURLY’S CHEVROLET, INC. West Salem, WI 786-0400 Furniture Fair Hwy. 16 and County M West Salem America’s Finest Name Brands Flexsteel Bassett Broyhill Berkline Lane American Drew and Many, Many More Advertisement 109 WEST SALEM INSURANCE AGENCY 130 S. Leonard Street West Salem, WI 54669 Gorman Wee Dan Wee Herb Aleckson WEST SALEM, WISCONSIN D M GIFTS AND CRAFTS 115 No. Leonard 786-0721 Crafts DMC Floss Boyd Needles Cross Stitch Macrame Silk Flowers 110 Advertisement CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES Mulder Health Care Facility West Salem, WI 786-1600 Thank You Administration, Faculty, Yearbook Staff and Class of ’84 for choosing ELLICKSON STUDIO “We picture your world” C ongratulations Class of BEST OF LUCK TO ALL GRADUATES Harry R. Griswold West Salem 1984 CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES Linda’s Salem Bakery Route 2, West Salem Phone 786-1818 Salem Junction CF. ine cTood Phone 786-2235 Line Ads LaCrosse Coney Island Coulee Carpet Desmond’s Formal Wear Leithold Piano Co. Newburg’s Men’s Wear Carl B. Noelke Co. Rose Jewelers Bangor Althoff’s Shoe Store Farmers State Bank West Salem Casey’s O.K. Hardware Isabell’s T.V. Jean’s Cellar Ceramics LeCoulee Cheese Castle Neshonoc Lakeside Camp Seeger’s Surge West Salem Branch Library Onalaska Dr. Richard K. Wines 114 Advertisements 116 Student Life Index ADAIR, CHARLES 17 Adams. Julie 24, 26, 52. 74, 85, 90 Affeldt, Dawn 28, 82, 84 Aleckson, Kevin 20, 54 Aleckson, Lance 28, 55 Allen, Jimmy 28, 60 Althoff, Henry 20 Althoff, Jane 24, 64 Althoff, Theresa 28 Ames, Robby 28 Anderson, Paulette 24, 47, 58, 85 Anderson, Stuart 20 Andres, Sarah 20, 75, 84. 122 Athnos, Daniel 20, 51, 54, 61 Bahr, Patrick 24 Baker, Daniel 20 Baltz, Walter 20, 45 Barkuloo, John 24, 84 BARKULOO, SANDRA 13, 88, 89, 91 BARTZ, STEVEN E. 15,18. 44, 60, 61, 71,72, 74, 75, 80, 85, 86 BATZEL, TONYA 4, 15 Batzel, Troy 28, 78 Belling, Joe 28. 84 Bina, Lisa 20 Blunck, Brenda 24, 47, 56, 58, 82 Braund, John 20 Breidel, Jeanne 28, 58, 74 Breidel, Jennifer 24, 47, 58, 74 Brenstein, Scott 24, 44, 78 Brickl, Greg 28, 55 Brueggen, Lynn 20, 82 Buol, Nancy 20, 84 BURNETT, ROBERT 17 Burrows, Kelly 28. 55, 62 Burrows, Kristopher 20, 54, 62, 90 BYERS, ELLEN 18. 72, 87 Byom, Marcia 24, 47, 53, 74, 87 Caffrey, Jacqueline 20, 82 Carlson, Lisa 20, 47, 56, 57, 73 Ceresa, Renee 20, 76, 84 CERESA, SAMUEL D. 13 Ceresa, Thomas 24, 44, 60, 85, 86 Christianson, Lee 28 Christopherson, Jim 24 Ciechanowski, Audra 20, 57, 58, 73, 84. 85, 122 CLEMENTS, JOSEPH M. 10, 88 Clements, Michael 24 Collins, David 28 Collins, Susanne 20, 82, 90 COMEAU, NATALIE A. 12,13, 53, 57, 88. 89, 91 Cornforth, Bill 28, 85 Craig. Aaron 20 Daffinson, Mike 60, 119 Danielson, Angel 28 DAVIS, BARBARA I. 18, 71, 82, 85, 86 DAVIS, THERESA L. 17, 52, 85, 88, 89 DELAP, SCOTT R. 14 DEYOUNG, DAREN 11 Denson. Barbra 20, 73, 80. 81 DOVENBERG, LAURA L. 12, 14, 52, 64. 65, 82, 84 Dovenberg, Ted 20, 79 DuCharme, Angela 24, 47, 56, 58 DuCharme, David 20 Duffy, Jeanna 28, 56 Duffy. Kelly 28 Dunlap, Paul 20, 54, 62, 63 Elliot, Jeffrey 24 Ertz, Melissa 4, 28, 58, 85 Evenson, Darrel 28, 78 Evenson, Diana 20, 90 Ferguson, Marty 20, 82, 85 Fibikar, Scott 28, 55, 62 Fitzpatrick, Tina 28 Fladhammer, Shelayne 24, 52, 53, 74, 75, 88 Fleischman, Jean 24, 53, 74, 85 Foekler, Brian 28 FOECKLER, PAMELA S. 18 Fogel, Cathy 28 Fosler, Laura 28, 74, 84 Frisch, Kathleen 20, 82 Fry, Bradford 24, 44, 60, 74, 84, 86 GAETHKE, MARK WAYNE 10.48, 54. 78, 79 GARAVALIA, MARK 17, 85. 86 Gensch, Arlyn 20, 48, 54, 62, 63, 79 George, Christopher 20 GERKE, DANIEL D. 18. 79 Gerke, Gordon 20, 54, 79 Gerke, Steven 24, 62 Gerl, Scott NO PICTURE GERSCH, JOHN S. 4,12, 44. 68, 71,72, 74, 80, 85, 86, 87 Goetting, Marty 24, 45, 60 Goldsmith, Chad 20, 54, 84, 86 Goldsmith, Michael 28. 55, 62 Gorniak, Debra 28 GOST1SHA, MATTHEW 15 Gotham, Cynthia 20, 87 Gotham, Eddie 28, 85 Crandall, Kathy 28 GRANDALL, RICK 12 Greene, Michael 4, 20, 44, 61, 72, 73 GRISWOLD, ANDREW 15 GROSSKOPF, KATHIE JO 10, 74, 85, 86, 87 Grosskopf, Tim 20 Grosskopf, Tom 28, 60 GROTH, DANIEL J. 12, 45, 50, 51, 54, 87 GROTH, DAVID J. 4, 17, 71, 74, 80 Grover, Karen 28 HALL, LESTER J. 10,12,14, 48.49, 50, 51, 54, 55, 88, 89, 91 Hallmark, Barb 24 HALVERSON, RHONDA 17 Ham, Daniel 28, 82 HAMMES, JOSEPH 15, 79 Handberg, Paul 24, 54, 60, 74 Hansche, Tina 28 Hansen, Kim 24, 47, 58 HANSEN, MARLA 16 Hansen, Peter 28, 55, 60, 78 Hanson, Rhett 29, 62, 85 Hanson. Tari 21, 47, 58. 73, 85 HARM, JEFFREY S. 11, 82, 83 118 Index Transfer Students — Dan Steele, Cindy Withey, Mike Daffinson. Absent — Doug |ohn son, Grant Krueger, Patty Lawrence. HAROLD, JOHN G. 14, 48. 62, 68, 88 Hartman, Michelle 24. 58, 84 Hartman, Troy 29, 55 HARTMANN, ARNO 12, 68. 74, 87 Hass. Carmen 21, 82 Hauser, Rebecca 29, 74, 85 Haverly, Todd 29 Hegenbart, John 21. 48, 61, 68. 74, 85, 86 HEGENBART, MICHELLE D. 17, 80, 84, 86 Hegge, Tolly 29 Hemker, Barbara 24, 53, 56, 76, 77, 84 HESSELBERG, KIM MARIE 15 Hessler, Lamond 24 HESSLER. RODD L. 11 HETLAND, KAYLA M. 11, 64, 72. 73, 74, 75, 84, 85 Hicks, Rhonda 21, 76 HICKS, SUSAN 15. 84, 86 HILBY, KRISTINE M. 12, 14, 16, 72 Hinck, Caroline 21, 82 HINCK, JONATHAN 11. 74, 82, 83, 87 Hirschuber, Tracey 21, 22, 57, 58 Hoff, Jon 29, 55 Hoffman, Ernie 29, 78 Hoffman, Lee 21. 44, 85, 86 Hoffman, Marion 21, 71, 73, 74, 81 Hoier, Gregory 21, 48, 49, 50, 51, 54, 55, 61 HOLE, ELIZABETH 15, 84, 86, 89 Hole, Rebecca 24, 47, 56, 58, 85 HOLT, BRIAN 14, 48, 49, 51, 54, 67, 91 HOSLER, KATHRYN 18 Huebsch, Tyrone A. 21, 45, 51, 54, 61 Hulett, Kim 24, 52, 56 Hundt, Lori 24, 46, 47, 56. 58 Indahl, Sarah 21, 76 Iverson, Rebecca 24, 47, 64, 84 Jackson. Scott 21, 44, 51, 54, 61, 72, 73 JENKINS, ANGELA 12, 14, 47, 53, 73, 77, 85, 86, 88, 89 Jenks, Darin 24, 26, 48, 49, 51, 54, 60, 74, 82, 90 Jensen, Lisa 21 JENSEN, SUE 18, 76, 77, 88. 89 JOHNSON, BRAD L. 13, 51. 54 Johnson, Deborah 25. 74. 75 Johnson, Doug 119 JOHNSON, JAY 11 Johnson, Laurie 29, 64, 84 Johnson, Marc 25, 60 Johnson, Sandi 29 Johnson, Tammy 21, 82, 83 Jolivette, James 21 Jones, Scott 29, 55 JONES, TIMOTHY 10, 88 Jordan, Shon 25, 45, 51, 54, 60, 85 Joyce, Carolyn 21, 57 Kammel, Chuck 29, 78. 79 KAMMEL, KARLA 11, 77, 82 Kammel, Lois 21, 77 KAPUSINSKI, ANTHONY 13, 82, 83 Kapusinski, Victor 25, 45, 54, 85 Kastner, Gina 25, 82, 84 Kendhammer, Michelle 21 Klos, Jim 29, 55, 62, 78 Klos, Scott 25, 44, 74, 87 Kneifl, James 25 Kneifl, JoAnn 21 Kneifl, Sandra 21, 73 Knudson, Beth 21, 47, 90 Knudtson, Sandra 21 KNUDTSON, WENDY 10 Knutson, Deanna 25, 26, 47, 56, 80, 81 KOENEKE, JERRY 10 KOENEKE, SHERRY J. 12, 14, 17, 46, 47, 84. 91 Kohler, Julie 25, 52. 53 KOKOTT, ANGELA M. 13, 47, 57, 58, 59, 72, 84 Korn, Patrick 25, 54 Korson, Daniel 25, 54, 60. 82 Kraemer, Lisa 21 KRAMER, DAVID J. 16, 60. 61 Kramer, Dennis 25 Kramer, Joseph 21 Kramer, Kari 29, 58, 82, 84 Kranz, Paul 29 Kranz, Peter 29 KRAUSE, CHRISTINE 12, 88, 89 Krause, Leora 21, 47 Krause, Roberta 25, 56, 58, 85 Krome, Anjie 29, 64. 85 Kruger, Grant 119 Kruger, Keith 25 Kuschel, Sheryl 25, 74 Lageunesse, Tiffani 29 Lawrence, Patty 119 LeCleir, Dan 21, 48 Leahy, Angela 28, 29, 56, 58, 85 Lemke, Howard 21 LEUM, BRIAN 14, 44, 54. 55, 88 I 'll Senior Tom Tremain Index 119 Lewis, Jon 29, 55 Liebl, Becky 29 Liebl, Lawrence 25, 54, 85, 86 LILES. ANGELA D. 18, 84 Loging, Gary 29, 78 Lounsbrough, Betty 29, 84 Lusk, Brian 29, 55, 60, 77, 78, 82 Lyden, Brian 29, 55, 60 Lyga. Andrew 25, 48, 49, 62, 63, 68, 85. 86 LYGA, MICHAEL 18. 48, 51, 62, 63, 68, 88 Mac Donald, Aaron 29, 55, 82 Machotka, Marianne 29, 56, 58, 84, 91 Machotka, Robert 4, 21, 68, 73 Malin, Jane 4, 25, 56 Malzacher, Lois 25, 74, 80, 81 Manke, Susan 4, 21, 58, 73 Manter, Venitha 25, 72, 74, 85 MANTER, VERNON 16, 54 Martin, Jay 29 Martin, Kristine 21, 73, 74 MARTIN, LORI A. 10, 73, 74 Mashak, Spencer 21, 54 Massoth, Michael 21 Matuska, David 21 McCann, Colleen 25 McIntyre, Kristina 28, 74, 85 Meyer, Kristine 25, 56, 84 Meyer, Shanneon 25, 74, 75, 87 Meyer, Susan 25 MEYER, TODD 18, 62 Meyers, Susan 21 Mezera, Ellyn 29, 84 Mikshowsky, Lucy 4, 21, 22, 73, 84, 86 Miller, Damian 29, 55, 60 Miller, Donald 29, 85, 86 Miller, Kevin 25 Miller, Linda 29 Miller, Lynda 29, 84 Miller, Thomas 29, 55, 78, 79 Modawell, Michael 29, 55, 60 Modawell, Michele 21, 53, 82, 84 Moiling, Rachel 29 Moiling, Russell 25 Muellenberg, Rick 25, 51, 54 MUENZENBERGER, DAWN M. 11, 47 MUENZENBERGER, GAIL 16 Muenzenberger, Paul 29, 78, 79 Muenzenberger, Sara 21, 85 Munson, Melissa 21 Mum, William 21, 87 Myers, Stacey 21 Nelson, Jay 21 Niebuhr, Scot 25 Niedfeldt, Jennifer 4, 21, 22, 73, 80, 81 Niedfeldt, Sara 4, 29, 56, 58, 84 120 Index Niemeier, Paula 25, 56, 80, 81 Noffke, Thad 29 Norton, Sara 4, 25 NUTTELMAN, PAUL 18, 48, 68, 77, 78, 79, 88 Oldenburg, Todd 21, 61, 73, 77 Olson, Lisa 25, 47, 85 Onsager, Amy 25,47, 53, 74, 75, 82,83, 87 Onsager, Brady 30, 55, 85 Osiecki, Timothy 25, 48, 54, 62 Paisley, Scott 25, 44, 51, 54, 60 Palm, Jeff 22, 45, 51, 61, 73 PATON, DAWN 14, 76, 77, 89 Paulson, Christine 25, 45, 64, 65, 84 Paulson, Julie 30, 56, 58, 85 PEDRETTI, REBECCA M. 18, 46, 47. 57, 58, 88, 89 PEDRETTI, RICARDO 17, 18, 45. 62. 68, 77, 80 Peters, Sheryl 25 Peterson, Erik 30, 55, 60 Peterson, Julie 25, 53, 56, 74, 84, 122 Phetteplace, Thad 25, 45, 74, 87 Pierce, Terry 30, 55, 78 Pierce, Timothy 22. 48, 68,87 Pralle, David 22 PUENT. THOMAS 11 Quackenboss, Mike 22 Reagles, Troy 30 Reedich, David 22, 61 Riley, Scott 30, 60 Roberts, Leanne 22, 52, 53, 77 ROGGE, PAUL A. 12 Romskog, Christa 22,47, 57, 58, 73, 84, 122 Romskog, Jeff 22 ROMSKOG, KATHY L. 10 Romskog, Susan 30 Rudser, Edwin 25, 60 Sagler, Joe 30, 55, 85 Sandman, Becky 22, 57 Schaitel, Robert 25 Schmid, Jacquelyn 25, 64, 65, 74, 76. 84 Schmidt, Paul 22, 44, 54, 60, 61, 85, 86 Schmidt, Thomas 25, 78 Schmidt, Tracey 30 Schmitz, Allen 30, 82 Schmitz, Arlen 25 Schmitz, Cindy 30, 58 Schmitz, Kenneth 25 Schomberg, Mary 30, 58, 77 SCHOMBERG, PAUL 14, 77, 78, 79, 88, 91 Schomberg, Wade 25, 62, 77, 78, 85 Schomburg, Todd 22, 61, 68, 73 Schultz, Eric 25 Schulz, Scott 30, 84, 86 Schumacher, Suzanne 22, 73 Schwier, Loren 30, 55, 78, 79 Schwier, Jan 22, 82 Seely, Rebekah 30 Seidel, Curt 22 Servais, Paul 25, 54 Servais, Scott 30. 55, 78, 79 Servais, Tammy 30, 58 Servais, Todd 22, 79 Severson, Carla 26 Severson, Kelly 22 SHAW, GREGORY T. 15 Shurson, Jennifer 26, 85 Silha, William 22, 54, 90 Simmons, Dawn 22, 76 Simpson, Todd 26 Skemp, Lisa 26, 74, 82, 83 SKREDE, GINA R. 16 Skrede, Jarod 30, 82 Small, Heidi 26, 82 Smith, M. Shane 26, 54 Smith, Robert 26, 48, 60. 82 Snippen, Jill 22, 53, 74, 87 Sobkowiak, Becky 22 Sommers, Amy 26, 53, 85 Splittgerber, Maureen 22, 74, 85 Springborn, Roger 26 STAFSLIEN, LORRAINE M. 13, 18, 71, 74, 80, 84, 85, 88, 89 Stark, Michelle 22 Steele, Dan 119 Steiger, Sally 22, 57, 73, 74, 85 Stello, Mark 22 STENBERG, TIM 18 STENSLIEN, RENEE 17, 77 Stetzer, Michelle 22, 84 Stoker, Mary 30, 84 Strasser, Lori 26, 47, 74, 85 Strauss, Deanna 26, 56 Strauss, Sharon 26 STRAUSS, SHELLY 12 Strittmater, Matt 30, 60, 82 Strittmater, Molly 26, 71, 72, 74, 75, 85, 87 Stuber, Jean 26, 64, 65 Stuber, Kathy 30 Sweeney, Margaret 22, 47, 56, 57, 64, 72, 73 Szewczyk, Edmund 30, 60 Szymanski, James 26, 45, 51, 54, 60 SZYMANSKI, SCOTT 4,12,14,16, 51, 54, 55, 67, 73, 88 Tabor, Jennifer 30 Talcott, Stacy 4, 26, 47, 56, 64, 81, 84 Thielker, Kathleen 22, 82 Thomas, Tammy 26. 56, 84 Thompson, Kenneth 22 Tollefson, Kristine 26 Torgeson, Kari 22, 57, 58 Torgeson, Kirste 26, 56, 58 TRAUTSCH, DONNA 11, 52, 88, 89 Trautsch, Douglas 26, 45, 51 TREMA1N, TOM 119 TURNER, SUSAN 11,47, 56, 57, 58, 59 Turnipseed, Michael 30, 82, 91 Tutor, Milisa 30 Twining, John 26, 48, 54 Twining, Kimberly 4, 26. 47, 56. 58 Uber, Susan 22 Vance, Laura 30, 84 Vaughn, Kelly 22 Vaughn, Kimberly 26, 85 Verse, Jim 30 Verse, Joseph 26 Vigue, Kimberly 26 Vodde, Tammy 22 WALTER, LISA 17, 52, 88, 89 WARRINER, ADAM 11, 80 Wastlund, Carolyn 30, 82 WASTLUND, JOAN M. 13, 82 Weber, Gregg 26, 51, 54, 60 Wege, Tait 26 VVEHRS, PENNY 12,18, 47, 56, 57, 58, 59, 73 Wehrs, Teresa 30, 84 Weissenberger, Heather 30, 56, 64, 85 Wells, Joe 26 WHEADON, CURT 4,15,44, 61, 72, 88 Wheadon, Wendy 22, 53, 57, 73 Whitford, Kim 22, 58, 84. 86 Williams, Todd 30, 55, 60 Wills, Tammy 30, 56, 58, 84 Wilsey, Dennis 22 Wines, Stephanie 4, 30, 52, 74, 75, 84 Withey, Cindy 119 WITT, LAURIE L. 16, 82 Wojcik, Alan 26 Wolter, Kimberly 26, 56, 84 Wolter, Tammy 30 Wood, Carla 26, 74, 75 Wood, Lisa 22, 74 YESKE, RICK 10, 88 Yeske, Shawn 30 Zanter, Pamela 26, 74 ADMINISTRATION Carlson, Maynard 33 Drazkowski, Karen 33 Ertz, Eugene 33 Hicks, Diane 33 Manthei, Dennis 33 Nuttelman, La Verne 33 Raymer, Paul 33 Schomberg, William E 33 Trochinski, Gerald 33 FACULTY Arndt, David 36, 74 Bartz, Phyllis 38 Cox, Pat 36 Cullen, Myrna 35 Dahl, Vern 35 DeBelak, Darcy 36 Fortney, Robert 39, 72 Friesen, James 36, 55, 58 Goodwin, John 38, 60 Hansen, Karen 39, 73 Hanson, Carol 57, 58 Hemmersbach, Cheryl 64 Hervert, Jack 51, 68 Hinton, Nancy 34 Hole, Delores 36 Huggins, PeriAnne 47 Johnson, Jean 34 Johnson, Paul 54, 58 Krall, LeRoy 34, 47, 62 Krome, Lori 64 Ledman, Ted 39 Lewis, Jon 37, 48, 54 Moe, Robert 35 Niedfeldt, Alan 37, 51 O’Brien, Thomas 38, 45 Olson, Martin 39 Ostrem, Jacqueline 35 Radle, Rod 68 Ross, Rick 38, 78 Sanders, Marie B. NO PICTURE AVAILABLE Weymouth, Christine 34 Will, Dwight 35, 54. 62 PERSONNEL Bortz, Everett 40 Drecktrah, Verda 40 Ender, Bonnie 41 Fosler, Shirl 40 Fuhre, Ethel 41 Gensch, Don 40 Holt, Jean 41 Kortbein, Bonnie 40 Mattie, Don 41 Meyer, Mary Lou 40 Olson, Helen 41, 122 Pierce, Dorothy 40 Repky, Bernard 41 Romskog, Vernon 40 Ruud, Donald 40 Schwier, Orin 40 Stavlo, Curtis 40 Thompson, Gloria 41 Thompson, Rita 41 Tryggestad, Blanche 41 Vian, Jeff 40 Wehrenberg, Gertrude 40 Wehrs, Lorna 40 Wolter, Janet 40 SPECIAL SERVICES Schultz, Dawn 56 Selbo, Luther 37 Severson, Roberta 36 Smillie, William 37 Solie, Joan 34, 74 Sorenson, Eric 34. 82, 83 Storlie, Cindy 39 Strutt, Dawson 36, 85, 122 Chenoweth, Carol 32 Cochrane, David 32 Fish, Vernetta 32 Macak, Rhea 122 Mulder, Colleen 123 Pouzar, Lois 122 Tenner, Janet 32 Warriner, Harry 32, 90 lndex 121 1. Replacing Helen Olson as attendance secretary, Rhea Macak joined the office staff at the beginning of the second semester, 2. Lois Pouzar replaced Colleen Mulder as school nurse for the first semester. 3. Audra Ciechanowski, Julie Peterson, Christa Romskog and Sarah Andres admire Mr. Strutt's new baby, Emily. Teacher Assignments: David C. Arndt: Basic Industrial Arts, Basic Metals, Home Remodeling, Power Mechanics, ‘Drama-Technical Director. Phyllis Bartz: Accounting, Introduction to Business, Office Practice, Typing II. Pat Cox: Resource Teacher. Myrna M. Cullen: English 11, Vocabulary, ‘Forensics. Vern E. Dahl: Basic Industrial Arts, Woodworking I-IV. Miss Darcy DeBe-lak: LD EMR Special Education Resource Teacher. Mrs. Vernetta Fish: Reading Specialist. Jim Friesen: Government 12, Introduction to Computers, Social Studies 7. Robert Fortney: American Government 12, American Problems, Consumer Skills, World History. John Goodwin: Practical Law, U.S. History. Karen Hansen: Art I-IV, NHS. Mrs. Nancy Hinton: Basic Typing, Shorthand I and II, Typing I, Work Study. LeRoy Krall: Geography 9. Ted Ledman: Drivers’ Education, Physical Education 9, 10, 11, U.S. History. Jon Lewis: Advanced Biology, Biology I. Robert T. Moe: Math 9, Physical Science 9. Alan E. Niedfeldt: Advanced Computer Science, Algebra II, Introduction to Computers, Math IV. Tom O’Brien: Chemistry, French I and II, Geometry. Mr. Marty Olson: Health 7, 8,10. Jacqueline Ostrem: Girls’ Physical Education 9,10,11, Co-ed 12, Slimnastics, ‘Pep Club. Mr. Rick Ross: Agriculture I-IV, FFA. Marie B. Sanders: Creative Writing, College Prep. English, Journalism, Tech. English, ‘Neshonoc. Luther Selbo: Algebra I, Roberta Severson: Home Economics I-IV, Senior Foods, FHA. William Smillie: Computers, Geometry, Physics, ‘Computer Club. Joan Solie: English 10, Photographic Composition, ‘Drama Advisor, ‘Student Council. Eric Sorenson: 6th, 7th, 8th grade Chorus, 8th grade General Music, High School Chorus, Voice and Music Skills Lessons 9-12. Cindy Storlie: English 9, ‘Ski Club. Dawson Strutt: Instrumental Music Director for the WSHS Concert, Marching, and ‘Jazz Bands. Harry Warriner: Guidance. Miss Chris Weymouth: TMH Special Eduation, ‘Cheerleading Advisor. Dwight L. Will: Biology I, IPS. Aides: Mrs. Delores Hole, Jean Johnson. ‘Club Advisors 122 Teacher Assignments From All Of Us To All of You: Thanks! Thank you advertisers: the Neshonoc staff and advisor Marie B. Sanders extend their appreciation for your continuous support of their yearbook. Only your contributions enable them to keep the Neshonoc affordable. And thank you too: John and Vicki Holt for your superb football, baseball, and cross country pictures. Leeann Krall for your excellent photographs of girls’ track. Allen Newberry and Susan Cherf of Ellickson Studio for your assistance. David Palm for your fine baseball pictures. Kris Martin for your poetry. The high school faculty and personnel for your understanding and cooperation. Thank You 123 Sometimes we live in a world of magic Each day there is something new But as we look back we realize That something in us grew. The magic of our memories. May they be bad or good. Has left a mark in our life history Just as we knew it would.