Wisconsin School for the Deaf - Tattler Yearbook (Delavan, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1985 volume:

Table of Contents Administration .... 7 Fall..................14 Winter................31 Spring................55 . 71 Seniors State of Wisconsin Office of the Governor TO THE MEMBERS OF THE SENIOR CLASS: It gives me great pleasure to congratulate you as you graduate from the Wisconsin School for the Deaf. Your success is reason for celebration and pride. The years you have spent at the Wisconsin School for the Deaf have prepared you for continued achievement in your lives. I hope all of you will set high goals and find success in the many possibilities which await you throughout your lives. With best wishes. 2 JUNE. 1065 Dear Students: Graduation from high school is a significant occasion in one's life. It signals a commitment to personal growth which is full of hope and based on a solid foundation of knowledge. I speak not only to this year's graduating class, but to all of you at the Wisconsin School for the Deaf when I say that a high school diploma is truly a key which will open the doors to your future. In reflecting upon your years in school, I hope you remember the challenges. Think for a moment about something that was once difficult for you and i6 now a simple act which you accomplish easily. That is learning. Often the things which serve us the best are the hardest to learn and take the most discipline and concentration. But mastering those skills also brings a great sense of joy and a high level of personal fulfillment. You have overcome obstacles in your life; and you are equipped with the skills necessary to continue with courage, optimism and integrity. There are many who care about you. We share your dreams and encourage you to reach out and shape your world. There are no limits on what you can do. In a sense, you set your own boundaries for what you will achieve. Very best wishes to you in all you do. Your family, your teachers, your friends and I are proud of you. SENIOR ISSUE 3 4 JUNE. 1985 DEDICATION Betty Kelly Wu Ido Cordano We. the Class of 1985, are both honored and proud to dedicate our yearbook to two individuals that have given their time and talents to our school for many years. One of the individuals has worked as a child care counselor at WSD for the past 29 years. Her patience and willingness to help the girls, and provide them with a home away from home are deeply appreciated. The other individual has worked at WSD as a printing instructor for the past 34 years. He has been a football, basketball, track and Held, and baseball coach for 27 years and 14 years as Athletic Director. His discipline and encouragement have helped each of us to grow. It is with both great pride and pleasure that we dedicate our yearbook to Mrs Betty Kelly and Mr. Waldo Cordano. 6 JUNE, 1985 John 8- Shipman June I. 1985 ttwr Senior . Your graduation Iron High School is 4 tine for pride. You haw worked hard lor Mnv year to achieve thla gout. You arc no! alom in tbi« rightful pride, (or Indeed, your parent , teacher , child care councelorn, relative , friend and other . have also worked hard to help you achfrve till goal. Having your diploma will help you In securing a Job or pursuing higher education. However. It will not help you keep 4  ob after you gel (t. nor will It guarantee autre with advanced atudle . Real aucces comen only from continued hard work and a willingness to continue learning, no matter what you are doing. May alt of your future he real uuccmaaaa! e t JUNE. 1085 Education Department Mr. Wad Karl. 0tractor of Education To the Class of 1985s Congratulations on reaching one major point in your young lives - high school graduation. In leaving we hope that you have gained the tools - the skills, the knowledge, and the attitude - with which to make your world joyous and productive. School has not always been easy and pleasant and neither will your future. However, if you use the tools acquired in school the world is yours to conquer and enjoy. Bless all of you. Have a great life! SENIOR ISSUE 9 Academic Department 0e« toniora. Ttiaia l• ■ 014 laying. YT a enly place aucceai eoaea before week i ta ua diativnary . Mo nattei what futura :of tou Mva t«3 tei r«w ial ai. you will need to «n I order to oo aucceaaful. mat «or« will eo a in different fotnei aludyme rot claaaaa, or.-t e ’oo training ena o workshop and aaainara attar you nave a job. ran wit; roes to upgrade and inprova ektlla alt mo tina. technological advenes will cause }0 regulienanta ar skill to ehange daily. water what la happening In your aeloctaa (laio. Don't wait until ynu nova to • tna change ot ’.oaa your job reap up to data a Ml be toady (or the cnan that cera. tc-j all nave tha ability to ea a.ccaxfui and you ara tna nl onaa who can decide now awccaaaful you will bo. with Oaat wishes (or Much Success in tna future. Dapny S. bwfpicroe Academic Supervisor 111 Dapny Bergstrom Supervising Teacher Oear Seniors: It has been a great pleasure for me to have had the opportunity to ploy a role in serving your educational needs over the past few years. Time has flown by as our staff has watched you grow and mature into fine young people. This phase of your life, however, is only the beginning of your search for knowledge. A famous author once said, He is educated who knows where to find out what he doesn't know. So never permit yourseif to linger or close your mind to learning throughout your lives. Best wishes. MMMI Coordinator To The Seniors of 1905 soon y«u will 0 tearing 4.S.O. to  Urt off Vn our OwW Thtt oontnt It  tine Of both, tidmii and joy It It wo. MCiwii you will be leaving your frlendt and peart. yogr UtcKrl « 0 coacnet tou eey never tee eeny of tht people again. Once you have graduated, you c « nev r 90 a cl to thdt tie again. It will never t the UN. however. tMt It dltO • tie for Jo . TOU will now C preparing for t n«w tir:rltnc . you will now. dt lilt. M on your own Tou will seet eany new people. e perlen eany e experience!, and team  jny new thtogi. Tou lave spent ott of your life in tcnool Tou n vt learned wicn tine you flrtl started tcnool. It It Ow your retpo«t1biltty to put that education to good ute ho sore honework No «0rt luljwrti. But you Stilt ne«j i job to do. Tou mtt ute what you have learned. At you graduate fro N.S.O. and start your new life. It It important to reneeber tt.1t one thing. unat you Inow It not the  oit Important thing In your education Tou can alua t learn ore. The  ost Important thing It now you use the education jou have. Ute ,our mowledge wltely and you will benefit fro it. 1 wish you til the best of lucl I your new life. Sincerely Ale II. Slappey 10 JUNE. 1085 Student Life Mr. Walter Davie Da an of 8 tu dan la Dear Class of 198$: It gives me great pleasure to have the opportunity to express my feelings about you. They are honestly, at this point, very mixed. I am happy that you will be graduating from WSO. a long atmited event (I am sure), but I am vad that we did not have more time together. I feel I am Just now beginning to get to know you well. The time certainly has passed swiftly. On behalf of the dormitory staff, I wish you the very best for your future. Hopefully, you will look back on your experiences at W5D with positive feelings. It has been our Intent to ready you as best -e possibly could for the complex world outside of the school envIrorvnent. I hope we have done our Job well enough that you can become Independent adults. Maybe you can let us know sometime how well we did make you ready. Again, we wish you success and happiness. Thank you for letting ut have an inpact on your lives. Sincerely, y 'r- C ;- V Walter Davis. Dean of Students wD:Jal Me Janice Walts A a at Daan of Studanta CongratulatIons to a fine class. You have worked hard to receive your diplomas, so take a bow. My wish for you Is to find happiness and satisfaction in whatever you do In life. There are so many opportunities for young people today -be a do-er. It is our hope that we at W.S.D. have prepared you to face the chaltenges you will encounter in life. We all wish you the best. SENIOR ISSUE 11 Administrative Personnel Fay Oratt Administrative Secretary June Stoeffhaae Secretary Kathy Doerlrvc Fiacal Cterti Nancy Wendort Clerical Aea’t Sherri Laueronl Flecal Clerfc •ererty Wtedenhoeft Account Spec la Mel Sandra Church Secretary 12 JUNE. 1985 utona Hoherty Secretary Bonnie WIHIe Secretary Special Services Jody Qrimm Outreach Psychologist Qary JotiMW School Psychologist ••tty Watkins Librarian Jamas Megan SSOF Coordinator Oaniaa Schulrmann Speech SpaclaHat i t Carl Watlilng Madia Specialist Jama Hanaan Audiologist Ann Shawrar MHHI Education Specialist Stare Warnor Work-Study Coordinator Taa Mstbon CoorrCnstor Staff Oaralopmant The rasas Roherty Madia Specialist Stars Williams Recreation Director SENIOR ISSUE 13 14 JUNE. 1«85 Parents’ Day SENIOR ISSUE IS Girl Scouts F r l row. iafT to rt M Tharaaa Harper. TwMdty Harper. ChrtM Joftnaon. Tammy Bruhn. OwMK Hobw. Jenny Mypaard. 8w;ood roar. Mi Sharon Swcherahl. Sponsor. Tamara Schmidt. Vicki Venta. Amy Ctwleteneon. Charyl HonwwWsnpsr. Tracy Parry. Mi Joan Snyder. Sponsor Third row. Tharaaa Qroneweid. Tanya Parry. Britt Andereon. Karon Vacchio. Bechet a ropery, Una Parry. Fourth row. Tammy Hartmann. Lori Anuneon. Sara Hoop. Tammy Parry. 1® JUNE. 1985 Women’s Club Flr  row. loft to rt M: Foote Aytoo. Ktte teoroMM. Ammo teMA LooA Meklty. Soeood row: ImAt tetprownt, Tommy HoAmoyor, Korte tee« oy. Lori Vote . Kim tOtooti Tterd row: MHO Ale hoy. I.... Krtety Cloteo. Marttw Vondeoboech. Fottl Haoc . Oobbte Ktuomon. Lorrt Boy co SENIOR ISSUE 17 Student Council « •! row, tof1 to right Joal Mankowafcl. Vk.PraikJant LhIi SkcAlay. TrMMrw. Krtaty Clwfe . Sac rutary Rkhard JacoOa. PrwMtnl Socond row: Paula Ayraa. Lori Voalkar. Janrwfar Furtano. Kartn Laapnah. Hi Joan SnyOar. Aaalatant Sponaor Third row: Jaft Lartga Pawl Rutowaat. Oark) Latklawtci. Pawl Fuarat. Mr. Chartaa Snydar, Sponaor 18 JUNE. 1085 Student Council SENIOR ISSUE 10 Homecoming Court -1984 l ft to rtfhfc Shannon Simon. Prtnca Paulo Ayr Prtncoao: Kristy Clarks. Ouoon. Richard Jacobs Km®. Tommy Hallmaysr. PrmcoM. and Jaff Aucfc, Prtnca. 20 JUNE. 1086 Homecoming SENIOR ISSUE 21 Football Flr t row. toft to right: Mr. Marti Atokamaki. A ML Coach; Mr. Atox Slappay. AmI. Coach; Richard Jacob . Jatt Auck. Kavln Ryan. Scott North. Shannon Simon. Mr. Edward Mlrua. Head Coach; Kavln Schorkanbach. Mgr. Sacond row: Kavln Johnaon. Mark Olaon. Raul Stuaaay. Paul Rutowakl. Joal Mankowaki, David Latkiewlcz. Rogar Carroll. Jaft Furtano. Wayna Pribnow Third row: Chrta Hauar, Chrla Kuckea, Randy Shank. Mark Crxmv. Kavln Laannah. Jaff Sronk. David Norahlp. Robert Knapp Fourth row: Eric Mattmann. Mgr ; Todd ZoalHck. Jaff Lang . Paul FueraL Brian Houlihan. Marty Matthel . Dirk AlbrachL Mgr ALL CONFERENCE HONORABLE MENTION Kavln Ryan Richard Jacob  «ott North 22 JUNE. 1085 W a Football T 6 • y 22 Williams Bay 20 0 Illinois Tigers 28 0 Indiana Orioles 6 20 Brookfield Knights 30 16 Ethan Allen 22 37 Maranatha 0 29 NMNA 0 Football Cheerleaders Top Jon Bonfcowafcl Second row. loft to right Dobra Klusman. Michool Ooddord. Susan Nygaard Third row Barbara Radon. HafcS Klusman Kneeling MaKsee Brohotdan. Sitting Justin Vollmar. SENIOR ISSUE 23 Soccer row. toft to rtght: Matt Elchmarv. Andy Patajan. Oa td McMiMon. Laa Kangaa, Janda Mygaard. Chela Ra i nge. Ryan Ounnteogaeon Chartaa Harpar. Tueeday Marpac. Tommy Eldrad. Jeaatca Belieheume.. Chela Relnach. Second row Cheryl Aornmatlanger Tammy Schnddt Amy Chrtahan-aon. Tracy Parry. Uaa Parry. Tammy Sndm. Vinca ZleMnakL Tanya Parry. Tony Cnai . Mika Rakraok. Matt Schwerin. win —' — SHI! 'V00 ' Vr' ' Tr“:- KU hn1, Chr,“ Johr ° ' O Angmo. Jaramy Parmar. Rachal Oragory Second row: Matt Granaalka, Matt Klam. Tammy Parry. Tammy Hartmann. Mark Wenninger. Uaa Leonard, BoOOl Jo Aachabrook 24 JUNE. 1985 Junior Varsity Volleyball FI rat row. loft to rt«ht: Jannifar Fwrtano. La ah Blchlay. Karla Mee oy Second tow; Rhonda Krawaa, Manaoet. «• • Hamaiatar, Li Edward . Anna Bohlll Third row; Martha Vandenbuech. Karan Walt. Wantfy Maya. Tammy Hallmeyer. JV VOLLEYBALL Wc 2 • Parkway They 1 2 Heritage 1 2 Waukegan 0 2 Keith 0 2 Keith 1 2 Parkway 1 2 Waukegan 0 1 Heritage 2 SENIOR ISSUE 25 Varsity Volleyball We Volleyball They 0 Parkway Christian 2 2 Maranatha 1 2 Faith Christian 0 2 Heritage Christian 0 2 Union Grove 1 0 Maranatha 2 0 Waukegan 2 0 Waukegan 2 2 Keith Country 0 2 Faith Christian 0 MWSSD Third Plucc 2 Keith Country 0 1 Parkway Christian 2 SWISS Conference Champions Pirst row. loft to right: Kristy Clarks. Ms. Pat Lamb. Coach. Roiane North. Second row: Awdra Auck. Manager; Patti Hauck. Lome Boyce. Third row: Paula Ayres. Sandra SurprenanL Lori Voeiker. ALL CONFERENCE Sandra Surprenani Lori Voeiker HONORABLE MENTION Lome Boyce 26 JUNE. 1W85 Volleyball SENIOR ISSUE 27 Tarty Parry CM ft irt ch Ertc SUivHm Tr ey Parry ArxJrww P t i r Vloca Z«altn ki Chrt Zwirv SENIOR ISSUE 20 Jennifer Nygwrd Trarla Kuehni PMMp Cheryl Rommelfanger Tamara Schmidt Matthew Schwerin Barbara Hart Joy Lee Belay Pertum Kathryn RoteUo Oertene Rutoleno 30 JUNE, 1085 SENIOR ISSUE 31 Dorm Council SENIOR ISSUE 33 Senior Advisor Dear Seniors: This is my first year as a Senior Advisor. I really enjoyed being with you. helping you teaching you. I want to wish you the best of luck in everything you do after your graduation. Good luck and God bless you all. Betty Kelly 34 JUNE. 1085 Child Care Counselors 0 - 1 G - 2 To . Ion to right: Bararty Sualta Eldar. lottos Rita Lofrontoro Cathortno Johnaon. Top. Ml to rVgfit Ppt Koatochka. Uao Andoraon Potto Evatyn Dwaatartoack. Eiloan Mo«k G - 3 Top: Ruth Paacock Bottom lafl to right: Haney Braau. Lind Stowe . G - 4. Top. loft to right: Joan Longnoa. Bararty RappokL Batty Suhr. Bottom: Dawn Coonoy. SENIOR ISSUE 35 Child Care Counselors B-1 B-2 Top: April AnOereon Bottom Money MoftMoon. Ooon Kemp B-3 Top. left to right Chrio Mine Jody Oleon Bottom McHone. Oeonne Holbut B-4 Top. left to right: Ouy Kelly. Dean Kelly Bottom Tom Armeto. Leelie Suh Top. left to right Oebby Homing. Oat Ltetrte. Boa Ke«y Bottom: Al Mullen Sri JUNE, y dB5 Household Maintenance MR BERT COOR ChWl Engm r Health Center Front row. loft to right: RIU FiegoL Shell Lawrence. P t Mortord, Total Wilburn. Second row. Oen Jonaen. Carol Halma. Patricia Eichman. Darlene Morune Laat row Dick ScnrmdL Front row, left to rtght Bob Niemutn. Don Cooper. Alan Muraa. Howard Byrne Back row: Sandra Morgan. Steve Caacy. Marvin Scholl. Arteigh Staley. Front row. left to right: Sandt Saam. Alice Phlllipa, Godfrey Trodl. Back row; Laurel Pmnow, Dave Skelton. George CaprloUi. MS BARBARA OoPRIEST Chief Nurae .. Left to right Joanne Dunham. Arf.ine Gavinaki SENIOR ISSUE 37 Winter Drama Club 1— W. S. D. presents Chrlstoas on Street MW Grout. (directed tty Guy VollMr. Cathy Witty) 1 ijftS slttwty M, «m,. tty llivlii And rvon) Penny Jascor Wtndy riaraon ClUattetn Reiter Ricky Boss (assistant directors: song: Sevan Street Comte tarpon Ricky Dean Toe Pehn Mary Ellen Hansen Uaann Copeland, Catherine These Sottttl Jo Aschebrook Jessica Bell Hitter Danielle MoluOus Carldad Converse Lee tangss Ryan Gunnlaugton Iany4 Perry Debra Mosopust Tracy Perry Janie Rygaanl ChrH P.elncc Chris Rawlings Cheryl ficwwrl fanger Hike Re 1 neck Vince Tlellntkl Chrlssle Johnson song: t tore Trash Oscar: Oarrell Potty flip Bird- trts Clarke Patti: Sarah 5chult song: Hart the Herald Angels Sing; 0 Co— 11 , faithful' Vicki Oieioean Wily Heller ftotttoy nrlef Liu loaoord Jessica Hoorn Ter Tang Chris Cooper (ton Christianson Remit the frog: tori Y or Iter ene Bur n jrnl jMrtiernt vonq: Rubber Dmll ‘ Ernie: tori Anunson Burt: ttoreen Ryan Hike Goddard Cd Miller David Copeland Marla Srulle Sham Schra s t Mike Schellfeffer Pat Hansen Matt McCulley Sean Tracy Scf r ) Hr ■■coper'% Storq Hr, Hooprr; Roger Carroll Scmr Burt and Ernie's Agarjgnt song. ‘Have Tourself a Marry little Cnrlsfas Scrnr S Sevan Street child: Charltt warper Scene 6 Rooftop Scene f Sesane Street ■or  : Cookie Pisco Tuesday Harper __________ Tawey nal lawyer tsy: Cedric Anderson Harta: Ltu Perry Hid:Rachel Gregory OiliiJrHatt Gransalk Scerr e Linda's ho Susan: Tawy Perry song: 'True Blue Miracle song: Keep Chrlstaas with too COS Hanes  •« Hirlor. grenton 38 JUNE. 1985 Drama Club 8ENI08 I88UE 39 Fir t row. toft to right Our Vollmar. Sponsor Sacond row: Mario Braaiia. Mika Schaltfaftar. EOOia Millar. Mika Goddard TMrd row Oarid Copoland. Pat Hanaan. Matt McCullay. Shawn Schramaki. Mime Troupe 40 JUNE. 1985 Mime Troupe SENIOR ISSUE 41 Model Railroading Club Flr •• Second raw. loft to right DsrrsO Roby. Owm D Angslo. Kwm Matosc , Brae Elnaraon TMrd raw: Btora Fusrat. Chrto Laws Nicholas Wood. Brian Bsuor. JsM Waftsr Fourth raw Ed Minis. Chtof Englnssr Jim Hanson. CNaf Engtossr 42 JUNE. 1086 Winter Carnival Week SENIOR ISSUE 43 Varsity Basketball Lett to right Alexander RutHano, Head Coach; Jaff Furlano. Paul Stuaaay. Richard Jacob , Shannon Simon. Randy Shank. David Latkiawrlcr. Paul Rutowakl. Kovin Scharkonbach. Mgr. All-Conference Richard Jacob WE BOYS’ BASKETBALL THEY i 56 Ethan Allen 53 62 NMNA 52 35 Indiana Orioles 33 70 Divine Word CSSD 52 60 Minnesota Troians 54 48 Illinois Tigers 57 57 Indiana Orioles 88 80 Parkway Christian 61 64 Union Grove 33 96 Parkway Christian 46 48 NMNA 55 66 Divine Word 43 59 Ethan Allen 79 53 Alumni 59 54 Illinois Tigers 68 60 Maranathu 49 61 Maranalha Subregional 36 57 Albany 71 44 JUNE. 1985 Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders Top: Pett HOUCK. Second from Top Krtety Clarke Middle left to right Mike Goddard. Tammy Haitmeyer. Jon Bonkowefci Second from Bottom Laura Edward Bottom Debbie Khieman. SENIOR ISSUE 45 JV Basketball Sitting. Htt to right Robart Knapp. Raul Fuarat, Ja«ary Furlano. Jaft Brook Standing Eric Mattmann. Managar; Joal Manfcowakl. Randy Shank. Wayna Pribnow. Brian Rick. Ja« SchaWngar. Ala.andar Rubtano. CoacK Cheerleaders BOYS’ JV BASKETBALL We They 28 Elhan Allen 49 27 Indiana Orioles 32 39 Divine Word 35 61 NMNA 64 40 Parkway Christian 50 38Umvcrsity School of Milwaukee40 49 Parkway Christian 62 28 Ethan Allen 54 49 WSD Staff 54 40 Divine Word 46 33 NMNA 47 42 WSD Alumni 46 39 Maranatha 27 46 Illinois Tigers 53 32 Maranatha 30 ToP: Ann Hamalatar. Bottom: Audra Auck. 46 JUNE. 1085 JV Basketball Flr l row, loft lo right: Jennifer Furlano Second row BarDara Pa don. Martha Vandenbuach. Thtrd row Kathryn Alekamaki. coach: Paula Ayrea. Karla McEvoy. Hard! Kluaman. manager We GIRLS’ JV BASKETBALL They 17 Maranatha 38 6 Heritage 22 7 Brookfield 10 22 WVCY 34 38 Sun- 48 12 Brook field 20 20 Heritage 25 31 WVCY 36 40 Alumni 23 4 Indiana 7 SENIOR ISSUE 47 Varsity Basketball Flrvt row. loft to right Marta •raaita. managar. Marti Alafcalnafcl. coach. Second row Roxana North. Karan Wall. Lori Voafcar. fearwfy Surpranant Martha Vandanbuach. Lorrta Boyca All-Conference Lori VoaMcar Girls Bukitbill W a Thty 47 Parkway Christian 39 44 Indiana Orioles 37 32 University Lake 30 27 Waukegan 45 74 Faith Christian II 27 Brookfield CSSD 40 27 Illinois Tigers 39 36 St. Rita 23 46 Missouri 23 54 Keith Country 21 26 University Lake 25 II Waukegan 37 39 Faith Christian 19 37 Brookfield 47 36 Maranatha 44 54 Parkway Christian 24 54 Keith Country SWISS CONFERENCE Third Place 16 48 JUNE. 1985 Varsity Basketball SENIOR ISSUE 40 Wrestling Flf i row. left to right- M a Schlrrtpa. Scott North. Ja« Auck. Kolth Qranabarry. Kavln Ryan. Nhla Vua Sacond row Saan Tracy. Karin Laannah Mark Crump. Rogar Carroll. Eric Bataaon. Oon Kinnay. Jim Bradaaaric. Shawn Schramaki WE Wrestling THEY 24 Northwestern Prep 48 24 NMNA 39 21 Hustisford 26 48 Maranatha 18 18 St. Mary's 47 15 St. Mary's 53 12 Holy Name 57 38 WSVH 26 30 Brookfield Academy 23 35 DDHS JV 26 Midwest Deaf Third Place Good Sportsmanship Albany Invitational fifth Place Indian Trails Second Place JUNE. 1985 Wrestling Cheerleaders Standing. toft to right: Kim Stainmati. Carol Banaaiak. Mabaaa BroOaUton Knaakng Vicki McQuIr . Busan Nygaard SENIOR ISSUE 51 SIXTH Britt And rson O-nt-l Chn.ti.n.on Vicky Dt.txmon Chris Eadoa Matthew Or.na.Hio T Poht M-n.ow.vr Jody WiBMm.-8l.ppoy P.M, SUchowMh 52 JUNE, 1085 Cadric Antenon tort Anunaoo Ruaaall A •bury Brian Bauer Clone Biorge Virginia Morford Elizabeth Reiter Sara Schulz SENIOR ISSUE 53 Nancy Frailar S la van Foarat Uarmaw Furaath K anna Ch Haback E 9 h t h Marcy Jo Motford Torn Jo Nalson Ooraan Ryan William Saoaraon 54 JUNE. 1985 SENIOR ISSUE 55 Jr. NAD Flrat row. loft to right: Joal Mankowakl. Praaidant. Krtaty Clarka. Vlca-Praaidant; Lori Voafcar, Sacrotary. •« • Ayroa. Traaaurar. Martha Vandanbuach. Corraapondlng aacraUry Richard Jacob . Fund raising Sacond row Paul Sluaaay. Karan WaU. Rogar Carroll. Karin Ryan. Jaff Bronk. Jaff Furlano Third row Karin Laannah. Jim Bradaaartc. Lorria Boyca. Anna Bohlll. Mark Crump. Kathryn Alakainakl. aponaor Fourth row Karla McEroy. Katja MaranUa. Roiana North. Tammy Hall mayor. Chrta Hauar. Oarld Latfclawkx. Fifth row: Laah Bkklay, Jannltar Furlano. Korin Johnson. Darld Copeland Tharaaa Pohl-Markowitz. aponaor. Sixth row: Barbara Padon. Dabra Kluaman. Randy Shank. Paul Rutowakl. Shannon Simon. Dirk Albrecht Pee Wee Club Flrat row. lalt to right Karin Ryan, adrtsor; Llaa Parry. Krloty Clarke. aponaor Sacond row Furaath. Kannoth Ha back. Duana DAngelo. Matt Klam. Tammy Parry. Kalll Hogan. Mika Eldred Third row Staran Fuarat Brandon Shank. Virgin Mortord. Oarrall Roby. Sarah Scholl Sara Hopp Fourth row Robart Hagman. Marcy Jo Mortord. Nancy Frazier. Ooraan Ryan. Lori Anunaon. Jo a.ca Moore SB JUNE. 1985 SENIOR I8SUE 57 A.F.S. Club First row, bottom to top. Katfa Maranda. Mauda Dunham, aponaor. Sharyl VoBmar. sponsor Richard SchwU. aponaor. Sacond row: Anna BohM. Fra aidant; Mattaaa Brohaldan Jaft Bronh. Randy Shank. Jon BonkowafcL Third row: Paul Stuaaay. Vlca-Praaidant. Tammy Halimayar. Sac ratary. Pawl Rutowski. Traaaurar. Paula Ayraa. Karta McEvoy. Oabra Kluaman. Barbara Pa don. Tim Romnwlfanpar 58 JUNE. 1985 Family Day SENIOR I83UE 59 Sign Song Dancers lott to Mahfc Tharaaa Harpar. Uh Parry. KaHl Ho©an, Vtcfcl McOtilr . Paula Ayr Jon Bonk a watt 00 JUNE. 1085 Boy Scouts First row. Wt to Laonprd PMeock. tcBWtw—fr; Slaapn Ftmrat. Jwmn Fwmer. MM.. Eldrad. Dprral Rdt •ran •  « . laoowd row: trie Mattmmw. Wokart Knapp. Paul Pwarat Kartn Kyan. Randy tftanfc. Pad Rutowaki. Jafl •rank. Mark Cmp Paul Cramp. Daatd Latklawtez. Wok ad IwrtM. AaatafM ■ ooutmaatar SENIOR ISSUE 61 Track Field Standing. loft to right: Milton Loo. Assistant Coach, Oavid Copeland. Manager. Jeff Bronk. Paul Puorot Chrta Hauer. Mark Crump. Mark Olaon. Chna Laweil. Randy Shank. Wayne PrH now. Paul Stuessy. Joel Mankowskl, Robert Knapp. Bill Plnaonneault. Manager; Alexander Rubieno. Head Coach. Kneeling Roger Carroll. Paul Rutowski, Kevin Leannah. Olrk Albrecht. Kevin Johnson. Jett Furlano Sitting: Gordon Manteulel, Richard Jacobs, Jeff Auck. Scott North. Kevin Ryan. Jim Bradaaeric, Shannon Simon. Jon BonkowskL 62 JUNE. 1085 Track Field 8ENIOR I38UE 63 Track Field M row. (oft to riflfet Tammy MaHmayar. Kf McEvoy. Martha Vandanbuoch. Lori Voafcar. Krtaty Clark a. HI chart Bchuli. co coach Second row: Anna Hameleter. man gar; La.h BIcMay. Part Hauck. Paula Ayraa. Ro.ana North. Mart Alabama , co-cokL Third row Barbara Padon. Sandra Surpr t K.™ Walx, Jennifer Furtano. Laura Edwarda, manager. Fourth row: Mallaaa Brohelden. Kay a Marantla. Anna Bohlll. Lorrta Boyca. Carol Banaaiak 84 JUNE. 1085 SENIOR ISSUE 65 CLASS OF ’88 Jhomm Oahn p,ul Brian Moolihan Rhonda Kraoaa Jaffray Lan a Brian Rich Todd ZoaiNck 66 JUNE. 1066 0 nw« Bon o «h M«Mm« Brof td«n Jeffrey Bron Marti Crump flteky Dun r,chard Stiff Saan Tracy Mhi. Vua Karan Walt Jaffary wmia T E A C H E R S Guy Vollmar Sharyl VoHmar Cafhartna Witty 68 JUNE, 1986 OU Albracht Audra Aucfc Joay Barraza trie Bataaon Laah Btcklay Slava Muailar Roxana North Marti Oiaon WllUam Pmaonnaawlt Wayna Prtbnow SENIOR ISSUE SO Junior From - 1984 1 'I • !. rt ‘ w ° Jamia Mygaard. Crown Baarar. Kriaty Clarita. Ouaan, Richard Jacoba Kina Jaaaica Balias..™ .., r 2 , .T.' SC. North. Phooo. T.™™, 72 JUNE. 1085 Junior Prom - 1984 SENIOR ISSUE 73 AFS My experience in America began when I met my host family a( ibe airport for the first lime I was terribly tired and nervous from the long airplane trip from Australia. During the first few months here, I was sometimes homesick But soon my life began to revolve around my host family, my new classmates at Wisconsin School for the Deaf, and people in the community. At home. I am a student at St. Johns Catholic School At my school, students must wear uniforms. I am the only deaf student there. I also went to St Mary’s School for the Deaf when I was younger St Mary's is an oral school, so I am learning sign language for the first time in the United States. Many Australian traditions follow British traditions For example, we always have tea with scones in the afternoon Australians feel a strong alliance with Britain and her royal family. I have come to love America and her people. I am deeply grateful to AFS for giving me the opportunity to live here. —by Anne Bohill IC YE SUOMI Katia Hsciannm Harantta We have an International Christian Youth Exchange student from Finland who is attending our school this year. Her name is Katja Marianna Mcrcntie Katja attended Oulu School for the Deaf in Oulu which  s in the northern part of Finland Her family lives in Kupio Her host family lives in Milwuakcc. She really enjoys meeting people here in America. She loves roller skating which she had never tried in Finland. Corn which is not grown in Finland is her favorite. Also, she enjoys new games—Four Squares or Eight Squares which is popular here at WSD. She is glad that she can do whatever the American people are doing Holidays arc different in Finland. They do not have Halloween, Thanksgiving. St Valentine’s Day, and St. Patrick's Day. They have Name's Day and Midsummer which arc not in America. Name's Day occurs every day. about three to six names are honored each day. For example, people whose names arc recognised on that doy get some treats. Kama's name is always recognized on March 25th Midsummer is a celebration on July 22 when it is the first night that does not get dark and you can sec all night long. They have bonfires for their parties Also, on December 6th. they have Independent Day to celebrate their independence from Russia in 1917. During that day. every home has a candle burning on a window still. Katja said that being an exchange student is not just having fun only; it is also learning, working, and sharing with others. She hopes some of us would be exchange students some day. —by Paula Ayres 74 JUNE. 1085 Valedictorian Mr Anderson. Father Zerkcl, Mr. Shipman. Mr Karli. Ms Bergstrom. Mr Blackmcr. Staff Members. Families, and Friends It is time for us. the class of 1985. to say farewell to you all But before we leave, we want to thank you for your encouragement and interest in helping us to grow We. the seniors, arc becoming adults just like the seeds that have grown into sturdy plants, ready to Moom Many years ago. like the seeds planted in the soil, we were brought to school to learn how to read, write, and calculate We were plantcJ here to grow We have gone through many struggles, learning to do our best We arc like the seeds that have struggled through different kinds of weather exposures The ram pouring has helped the seeds to grow, many of you have helped us grow by drenching us with facts, skills, and advice The sun shining gives warmth to the soil, luring the seeds to stretch and grow; like the sun. you have shown us your warmth with love, patience, and willingness We realize that it is time for us to leave this pice. We have finally completed our senior year. The siwls have turned into plants, they arc now ready to bloom We. too. are ready to stand on our own feet We are becoming strong like the sturdy plants We are on our journey, ready to use our knowledge, skills, and wisdom to open the doors to the future Because of your love, patience, and caring, we have grown. We thank you all for being our wnderful helpers and friends. We are now ready to be on our way to a world that is new to us. With our appreciation and gratitude, we did you farewell. Paula Ayraa Salutatorian Shannon Simon Mr. Anderson. Father Zcrkel. Mr Shipman. Mr Karli. Staff. Parents. Families, and Friends. Welcome to our graduation, we have finally reached our goal However, we have mixed feelings It is hard to leave this school after so many years of hard and wonderful education that has brought us all here on this special day. When I was young. I once read this quote in a book. It said: Remember Yesterday. Live Today, Dream about Tomorrow. Now I look into these senior eyes. I can see that they are dreaming. I can see that they have the confidence to succeed I know they will succeed because all of you have been a positive influence to us. We. the class of 1985 would like to thank all of you for your guidance, caring, and love that has made this graduation day memorable SENIOR ISSUE 75 PAULA BETH AYRES Appleton 1981 JEFF ALLEN AUCK Woutoma 1973 ANNE ELIZABETH BOHILL Delavan 1984 76 JUNE, 1006 SENIOR ISSUE 77 MARIA JANE BRASILE Milwaukee 1980 76 JUNE, 1985 PATRICK DENNIS FLYNN Milwaukee 1983 MICHAEL WILLIAM GODDARD Kenosha 1981 KEITH ANTHONY GRANSBERRY Milwaukee 1982 SENIOR ISSUE f 79 80 JUNE. 1085 RICHARD ADAM JACOBS Mukwonago 1976 PATRICIA LYNN HAUCK Princeton 1976 DAVID LESLIE KRAHN Kenosha 1979 SENIOR IS8UE 81 82 JUNE. 1085 MATTHEW EDWARD McCULLEY Delavan 1980 SENIOR ISSUE 83 SUZANNE JEAN NYGAARD Stoughton 1978 SCOTT MARVIN NORTH Delovon 1972 NICOLAS JOHN RADTKE Spring Green 1983 ’ 84 JUNE, 1085 SENIOR ISSUE t 85 PAUL ALLEN SISCO Kenosha 1982 SHANNON DREW SIMON River Falls 1982 SANDRA JEAN SURPRENANT Oak Creek 1979 86 JUNE. 1086 SENIOR ISSCXfe f 87 88 JUNE. 1985 S«mo' tign ¥ Education Dirac tor KarM congratutataa Shannon Stawon. 90 JUNE, 1985 Shannon Simon. Salutalooan, wolcomaa audianca. Ara tha Worttf Supt. Shipman praaanta aankx Anna Bohlll diploma SENIOR ISSUE 01 Vichy McQutr racaWaa the Chard Schoiartilp. Santor Dedication go to Bally Kally and Waldo Cord a no SENIOR ISSUE 03 Class Officers First row. loft to right Kevin Ryan. Richard Jacob . Patti Hauck Shannon Simon Second row Martha Vand nbuach. Gordon Manteufel. Suaan Nygaard, M.cnaoi Goddard Third row Karta McEvoy. Vicki McGuire Yearbook Staff First row. latt to right Gordon Manteutal. Sandra Surpranant Second row: Robert Brenton. aponsor Jim Bradaaerlc. Kristy Clarke. Shannon Simon. Karla McEvoy. Kevin Ryan, Scott North. Richard Jacobs. Third row: Anne Bohiil. Jeft Auck. Paula Ayres. Patti Hauck. Maria Brasil . Susan Nygaard. Patrick Hansen. Martha Vandenbusch. Lorn Boyce Fourth row: Wendy Mays. Mike OePriesL Jon Bonkowski. Lori Voelker. Vicki McGuire. Tammy Hallmayor. Paul Sisco- 94 JUNE. 1985 Class Will... I. Jeffrey Auck. bequeath my wrestling skills to Karen Walz. I, Paulo Ayres, bequeath my love of photography to Jeff Bronk I. Anne Bohill. bequeath my Aussie accent in sign language to all my friends at WSD. I. Jon Bonkowskj, bequeath my love of horses to Kelly Hogan I. Lome Boyce, bequeath my S.E.E. sign language to Laura Edwards. I, Jomes Brodoseric, bequeath my flirting skills to Kevin Leannah. I. Mona Bronle. bequeath my habit of picking on people to Dcneen Bottensek. I, Kristine Clarke, bequeath my activeness to Mrs. Pohl-Markowitz. I. Michael DePnest. bequeath my smart talk to Andy Limoncs. I. Patrick Flynn, bequeath my keen interest in social studies to Kenny Habeck. I. Michoel Goddord. bequeath my teasing ways to Don Kinney. I. Keith Gronsberry, bequeath my TV habit to Gary Sumiejski. I, Tommy Hallmeyer, bequeath my volleyball skills to Roxane North. I, Gregory Honnoh, bequeath my brains to Roger Carroll. I. Potrick Honsen, bequeath my cigarettes to Bob Krief. I, Patricio Hauck. bequeath my giggles to Barbara Padon. I. Richord Jocobs. bequeath a box of Kleenex to Mr. Mirus. 1, Dovid Krohn. bequeath my love of the Milwaukee Bucks to Paul Rutowski. 1. Matthew McCulley. bequeath my love of Mercedes-Benz cars to Mr. Johnson. I. Karla McEvoy. bequeath my track skills to Leah Bickley. I. Victorio McGuire, bequeath my love of dancing to Theresa Harper. I. Gordon Manteufel, bequeath my stubbornness to Jeff Furlano. I. Wendy Mays, bequeath three inches of height to Jenny Furlano. I. Edword Miller, bequeath my drawing talent to Chris Hcuer. I, Scott North, bequeath the enjoyment of riding my snowmobile to David Copeland. I, Susan Nygaard, bequeath my wardrobe to Debbie Klusman. I. Nicholas Rodtke, bequeath my love of farming to Steve Mueller. I, Kevm Ryan, bequeath my girl watching in the malls to David Letkiewicz. I. Kevin Scherkenboch, bequeath my athletic manager’s job to Eric Mattmann. I. Shown Schromski, bequeath my big head to Mark Crump. I. Shonnon Simon, bequeath my guts on the football Held to Todd Zoellick. I. Paul Sisco, bequeath my cigarette smoking to Darren Nordquist. I. Sandra Surprenant. bequeath my careful grooming to Carol Banaszak. I. Martha Vandenbusch, bequeath my playfulness to Mike Schcllfeffcr. I, Lori Voeiker. bequeath a big bag of Hcrshcy Kisses to Mrs. Aleksinski. I. Nicholas Wood, bequeath a big John Deere diesel tractor to Jeff Walker SENIOR ISSUE 95 Class Colors: Red and White Class Flower: Red Rose Class Song: We Are the World Class Mascot: Garfield Class Sponsors: Mr Dotobi® Kamoake Ma. Jannlfar Philllpo IT IS TIME 11 is time for us to graduate . . Filled with excitement, nervousness, and sadness All at the same time: Our graduation Is so special It Is time lor us to get diplomas. . . Taking out last steps towards this Jmal moment. Our hearts filled with Joy and our minds saying. We have made It It is time lor us to hug each other, . . Saying good-bye and shaking hands. Crying, talking, and laughing. Memories Jill the air. It is time for us to leave this place. Stepping into world that's new to us. Reaching Jor our dreams and facing new challenges. Time can not stop for us here. It is time for us to be on our journey. . . Looking back, remembering our days at WSD. And saying good-bye to Sports, organization, and activities. It is time Jor us to say farewell. . . Our memories will never Jade away. We will always remember all of you. . . Adieu, our dear friend! by Paula Ayres Ocean Treasures Instinct of the ocean Holds its treasures Is w stroll along the shore. Feeling the atmosphere As the setting sun dims. We look out beyond the waves Rushing to shore. The memories oj the oceans beauty Always bring back the treasures Of days gone by once more. by Victoria McGuire SENIOR ISSUE 97 Leaving Our Friend% Today is the day. The Jinal day of our education. Stepping higher to our new world. Starting on our own. Facing the working world. Sun shining on our faces. Sweat smell in the air. Working everyday. Frustration, anger. Controlling our budgets. AJraid to meet new people. And now we have to Leave our friends. Remembering our embraces. Giggling, teasing, and crying. Leaving our friends Makes a lot of pain in our hearts. Our hearts want us to stay. Today is the day to say good-bye. Today is the day to drop our last tears. Today is the last day to see our Jriends. Today I am afraid to leave. So are my friends. Leaving our friends hurts us too much. But we will always remember Deep down in our hearts. by Jon Bonkowski Baby Pictures 3—B 8—I: I—I: 5—I) 3—A 10—I A—MAC De  ot ft—N hoU Wood C—SMdrt Wpiwuni O—frock Flyflo h—Scon Nwlh F—Shannon Simon 0— Anne Boh.li H—Mtrtfe V.i dcnh«wh 1— Gordon MtOICufcl 1—KmU Mctvor K—Muon fckdtmui L—lo r Bo tc M—K  hn S—Krnly OmU O—Nicky BMW f—V  y McGw«« y—M«h—i (K yui i 9—M l —N Senior Farewell SENIOR ISSUE 101 Senior Farewell 102 JUNE. 1985 Senior Roster JEFF AUCK Football-1.2.3.4. Wrestling- l. 2,3.4: I rack and Field-1.3.4 1984 Homecoming Court Prince PAULA yKIS Volleyball-1.2.3.4; Basketball C hccrlcadcr-2,3; Basketball-4. Track and Held-1.2.4 Jr. NAD-2.3,4 Jr NAD Historian 1 Jr NAD Treasurer-J.4 Student Council-4 M'S Club-4 Women's Lib-4 Sign Song Dancers-1,2.3,4 Mime-1 Drama-3. 1984 Junior Prom Princess I ‘ 84 Homecoming Court Prmcevs. NNNI HI 1111 I Volleyball-4. Track and Field-4 Jr NAD-4 MS Club-1 APS Club President-4 vs omen's l.ib-4 JON BONKOWSKI Football Cheerlcnder-3.4; Basketball-1; Basketball Cheerleader-4. Wrestling Cheerleader-2; Track and Field-1,4. Sign Song Dancers-1.2,3.4 A IS Club-4 Junior Class sergeant-at-arms. Dorm Council-3 IOKRII BOVC I Volleyball-4: Basket-ball-4; Track and I iold-4 Jr NAD-4 Women's lib-4 JNMIS BRADASIRK Wrcstlmg-2.4. Track and I ield-4 Jr. NAD-4 MARIA BRASIL! Volleyball manager-2 Basketball manager-4; Track and Held m. inager-3 Mimc-1.2.3.4 Drama-2 KRISTINI (IVRKI Volleyball-1.2.3,4. Basketball ( hccrleudcr-2.3.4; Track and Field-1.2.3.4 Dorm Council-1.2,3.4 Dorm Council Treasurer-3.4 Student Council-1.2.3,4 Student Council Treasurer-3 Student Council Secretary-4 Jr NAD-2.J.4 Jr NAD Co-Historian-3. Jr NAD Vice-president-4 Pee Wee NAD Sponsor-4 Junior Class Vice-President Drama-1,2.3.4 Sign song Dancers-1,’ Women's Lib-4. 1984 Junior Prom Queen; 1 484 llomcoming Queen MIC HAH DePRII ST Football-1.2.3 PATRIC K I IN NS Wrestling manager-4 Dorm Council-3 MICH A I: I GODDARD Football ( hccrlcader-4. Basketball ( hccrlcadcr-4; Track and Field munagcr-3 Senior C lass sergeant-at-arms Mime-1.2. Kl l Til OR ANSBLRRY Foothill-3 Wrcstling-2.3.4 TAMMY HAL I. Ml: Y I: R Football Cheerleader-1 Volleyball-2.3.4. Basket-ball C hocrlcadcr-2.3.4; Track and I told-I.2.3.4, Mimc-2,3 Dramu-3.4 Junior C lass sergeant-at-arms Jr NAD-4 Dorm C ounul-4 Women’s Lib-4 M S C'lub-4 19X4 Junior Prom Princess. 1984 Homecoming Court Princess. CiRI ( ORV HANNAH PATRICK IIA SSI N Mime-4 PATRICIA II VICK Volleyball-1.2.3.4; Basketball C heerleadcr-1.2.3.4 Track and Field-1-2.4 Drama-3. Student ( ouncil-3. Junior Class Treasurer Womens lib-4 Senior Class Secretary RICHARD JACOBS. Football-1.2.3,4 Basketball-1.2,3.4. Track and Ficld-1,2.3.4 Dorm C ounctl-l.2.3,4 Dorm (ouncil Viee-Prcsidcnt-3. Dorm Council President-4 Student ( ouncil 1.2.3.4 Student Council Vice-Presidcnt-3. Student C ouncil President-4. Jr N All-2.3.4 Jr NAD sergeant-at-arms-.U Jr N |) Fund R.using-4 Junior Class President Senior ( lass Vice-President 1984 Junior Prom King 1984 Homecoming King DAVID KRAIIN GORDON M AN I I I FT;I Football-2: Basketball-2.3 Track and Field-4. Senior Class Co-Treasurer Junior Prom Pnnee. WINDS MAYS V0lleyball-3.4. Volleyball manager-’. Basketball C heerieadcr-3. Track and Fcikl-2.3. Drama-1.2.3 M M Till W McCUm Mime-4 VIC I OR IA McGl IR I Wrestling Cheerleader-4. Sign Song Dancers-1.2.3.4, Senior ( lass sergeant-at-arms KARI A Mel VOY Volleyha 11-2.4: I oot-ball Cheerleader-1.3. Basketball Cheerleader-2; B.isketball-4. Track and Field-12.3.4 Dorm Council-4 Jr NAD-4 Women's I it -4 V S ( lub-4 Senior C lass sergeant-at-arms IDWARDMIUIR Mime-3.4 SCOTT NORTH Fooiball-I.2.3.4; Basketball-1: Wrostlmg-2.4. I rack and Field-1.3.4 19X4 Junior Prom Prince SU ANNf NYGAARD Volleyball manager-2. Football C heerle.ider-3.4„ Wrestling C hccrlcader-4 Senior ( lass sergeant it-arms 1984 Junior Prom Princess NIC Ol AS K ADIKI KI V|N RYAN Football-2.3.4 Wrest ling 2,3.4: I rack and Field-’. .4 Jr N AD-3.4 Dorm ( ouncil 4 Itov Seoul-’.3.4 Boy Scout Assistant Senior Patrol l.eadcr-4 Pee Wee NAD sponsor-4 Senior ( lass President 1984 Junior Prom Prince. K! V|N S( HI RKI NBAC II Football-1. Lootball manager-2.3.4. Basketball manager-1 ..’.3.4 Track and Field manager-2.3.4 SH AWN S( HR AMSKI l ootball-l. Football manager-2; W rcstlmg-4 f rack and Hcld-J Mime-3.4 SHANNON SIMON Football- .3,4. B.iskclhall-2.3.4 Track and Ftcld-2.3.4 Jr N M 1-3.4 Jr N Ml Monthlx Activities (hairperson-4 Junior C lass Treasurer Senior Class Treasurer 19X4 Homecoming C ourt Prince PAl I SISCO SANDR A St R PR I NNNI V ollcyb ill-1.2,3.4: Basketball-1.2.3.4: Track and I ickl-2,4 Junior (las- Sccretar Women's l.ib-4 MARTHA V A Mil NBISC II Volleyball-2.3.4. Football ( heerleadcr-1. Basketball-1.3 4. I rack and Field-1.2.3.4 Jr N 11-3,4 Jr N AD ( o-Secrotury-4 Senior ( lass Co Ire.isiiter VVomen's Lib 4 LORI soil KIR Volleybull-I 2;3.4 Basketball-1. .’.3.4; Track and Field-1.2,3.4 Drama-1 2 3.4 (.irt Scout-1 Jr N AD-2.3.4 Jr N AD Secretary-1.4 Dorm ( oun-cil-3 Student (ouneil-3.4 Junior Class sergeant-at-arms Women-. I ib-4 NK'Ol S WOOD SENIOR ISSUE 103 Jeff Auck: 20, 22, 50, 62, 76, 94 Paula Ayres: 17, 18. 20, 26. 47, 56. 58. 60. 64. 73. 76. 94 Anne Bohill: 17, 25. 56. 58, 64. 74. 76. 94 Jon Bonkowski: 23, 45, 58, 60, 64, 77, 94 Lorrie Boyce: 17, 16, 48, 56, 64, 77, 94 JAmes Bradaseric: 50. 56. 64, 77, 94 Maria Brasile: 40. 48 , 78, 94 Kristine Clarke: 17, 18, 20, 26, 32. 38. 45. 56. 57. 64. 73. 78. 94 Michael DePriest: 78. 94 Patrick Flynn. 50, 79 Garfield: Find out yourself! Michael Goddard: 23, 45, 79 Keith Gransberry: 50, 79 Tammy Hallmeyer: 17, 20. 25, 32, 38, 45, 56, 58. 64. 73, 80. 94 Gregory Hannah: 80 Patrick Hansen: 40. 80. 94 Patricia Hauck: 17, 26, 45, 64, 81, 94 Richard Jacobs: 18. 20. 22, 32, 44, 56, 64, 73, 81. 94 David Krahn: 81 Gordon Manteufel: 64, 73, 82, 94 Wendy Mays: 25, 82. 94 Matthew McCulley: 40. 82 Victoria McGuire: 51, 60. 83, 94 Karla McEvoy: 17, 32, 47. 56, 58, 64, 83, 94 Edward Miller: 40, 83, 94 Scott North: 22, 50, 64. 73, 83, 94 Suzanne Nygaard: 21, 23, 51, 73, 84, 94 Nicolas Radtke: 84 Kevin Ryan: 22. 32. 50, 56, 57, 61, 62, 73, 84, 94 Kevin Scherkenbach: 22, 44, 64. 85 Shawn Schramski: 40, 50, 85 Shannon Simon: 20. 22, 44, 56, 94 Paul Sisco: 86, 94 Sandra Surprenant: 17, 26, 48, 64, 86, 94 Martha Vandenbusch: 17, 25. 47, 48. 56. 64. 87, 94 Lori Voclker: 17, 18. 26, 38. 48 , 56, 64 . 87. 94 Nicolas Wood: 87 104 JUNE, 1085