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Arrow 2004 Enrollment: 599 olim-- OM Wisconsin Dells High School Arrow 2004 Enrollment: 599 Always remember that the future comes one oppiNNII day at a time. -Dean Acheson Introduction-- of Contents Table of Contents-- if ilk What are you siimuprg at? 1)1d you drop something, C I he Juniors and ierein r- Is Kenny's lap I wit 111 ric *a 7 op UPI smiling7 •-•_••••' 410' t Smile pretty! air okay, Maria? Get in the picture, Sarah! 'IMIr h perfect! Who's witun 11- Student 4111r Watch out, guys, she's fragile! is FST class reaTy that boring? What's for lunch today? s0.0 kta. Siamese twins! Hungry,why wait! _ _ 1 _ Working hard in the Sc The V.,ball girls14166g ready for practice hat part of the dress code? . hioclm dra\ing? [ley, Kymm, where's Jonathan': A I e\ and c'iockell ,,,jurig out the girls! c're scared' tudent • Freshmen girls smilin' for the camera. • • • Crazy Seniors! (left) Freshmen keeping warm The 3 amigos vve gom rum pin 6 --Student Life Alifierg •• Student Life .14‘• Looking at these pictures, you can tell that the students here at WDHS know how to have fun. It's great to see that no matter what class you're in,there's always Are you feeling lucky someone to sit with at lunch or sit next to at a game. today? Cherish these moments,after all, high school is the best four years of your life. Pictures may say a thousand words, but these pictures capture what words cannot describe. *** 1 Sophomore lunch buddies! 1 Wink, wink Keara; nudge, nudge Keshia Working hard or hardly working? 1 Just hangin' around Student Life-- +- Ar- ji( 471L +,, "Ever After" Prom 2003 We opened our eyes to a beautiful day, so happy things were going our way. The decor was enchanting, our dinner now done, we entered our world, full of magic and fun. All of us dancing, oh what a sight, the music played on, 'til the stroke of midnight. The night was filled with memories and laughter, we'll remember our prom for "Ever After..." Prom Court • 11. 4 A . A Back from left: Ben Williams, Jake Berger, Topher Holzem, Matt Peterson, Lantz Douglas, Darn Tofson, Bobby Kagigebi, Ben Schultz. Front from left: Brittany Biffert, Jenny Brown, Helen Dixon, Laura Hudack, Casandra Nachreiner, Ashley Netz, Meghan Sweeney, Stephanie Zapuchlak. King and Queen: Ray Kemp and Erin Scully. 116. 10L- **- Ar 1r +4' 10k ...kr 8 --Prom -kr z\r If 11% Chair and Co-Chair: King & : Erin Scully & Meghan Sweeney Ray Kemp & E Scully Willy and Amber, Kymm on her castle on a so happy together! cloud! Dam and Natasha posing underneath the archway of stars! 14' 10, Avir 1016. ‘0` AN' 10L k Arr AV 2-T * 9 - Ever ! !ir 4 Picture Perfect Smiles! H Aside). areii t Itick surrounded by all those guys! Marissa, what's with the fake smile'.' zar After Brent, what's so confusing about taking a picture? ow ong o maser a oo Prom-- Homecoming without cheerleader'.' No Wa ! Is it just me,or does Dillon loot t,..1 .1 , Way to show your school spirit Andy and Crockett. By the way Crockett, what are you doing? We all feel very sorry for you! Nice try, I guess. A.I. where did you ever find pajama pants with CU I'S on them? --Homecoming Week Let's All Get Together! Oh no! Where is the rest of Meghan and Laura? All I can see are their heads! Oh, nevermind, the camoflauge makes them blend right in! Great job girls! It won't be hard to tell who's going to win this one...obviously the SENIORS!! Nice try faculty, but it seems the strength of '04 is a little too tough for you. **Hint- try the Freshman class! it AL_ str • Above is the Junior class work iii hard ‘\ indo \\ painting. od Job 13rooke, Erica, and Philip! l'he grand entrance of the "Spirit 1 ruek"! Alecka, are those devil cakes on their way in, or on Freshman girls keeping up with the latest fashion their way out?! trends! Homecoming Week-- Aloha Paradise- hernecominq Week 2003 , 1.0v ••• - This year's homecoming was full of exciting events. From toga day to the Intense boys volleyball game, this week was full of competition, spirit, and unforgettable events. On Tuesday night, the senior boys • managed to pull off an on-the-edge-of-your-seat victory. 41, a" The sophomores were a big help when they won the cheering competion. Thursday night was the powderpull game, with another amazing win for the seniors. The bonfire followed girls' powderpuff to get everyone pumped for the game. AI Friday's assembly, the competing stopped, and the togetherness began. Between these events, were activities such as gym decorating, window painting, float building, and hallway decorating. Win or lose, all of the classes showed lots of school spirit. The senior powderpuff girls before a record-breaking 66-0 win! The Juniors cheering for the boys volleyball game Hey Freshmen, your parents dld a nice lob on that window! 1 Adam, looks like Ben's doing all the work • 1 Chow down. Garvin! .4 --IlemecomIng Week 411.1 'e S. • r;\ Sophomores busy painting their Mildew. 1 It's pt. day! Roll Puna bed and come to school. DU,'• ' The Senior girls workin hard on the hallway. 04. '04, '000004 Go Seniors! Aloha Paradise Hey nice snake! SMILE PRETTY! Sophomores representin'! .011111,ed I )t..;11C --Homecoming Dance The Student Council worked very hard to prepare an Aloha Paradise after a long, stressful, but fun week. Between the waterfall backdrop and the tiki hut, or the Hawaiian flower lei's and the sunset background, this was a great Homecoming Dance. And who could forget Kenny Roberts, Matt Peterson, Garin Gavinski, Topher Holzem, and Kevin Hall all dressing up as members of the Village People to perform Y.M.C.A. Mike Showalter, the D.J., did a very good job this year in having a great mix of songs. He even gave a shout out to the Senior girls by playing, She Thinks My Tractor's Sexy by Kenny Chesney, and *Stronger' by Britney Spears. Aside from the music and gettin' down with your bad self, everyone can remember how the night brought every person closer together to create a memorable event. present Jake We 2003 Homecoming Court:(Left to right) Berger and Lantz Douglas & Stephanie Zapuchlak, Ray Kemp & Meghan Sweeney, Dain Tofson Casandra & Erin Scully, Ben Williams & Ashley Nachreiner as our Netz, Topher Holzem & Alisia Nelson, Matt Peterson & Laura Hudack, Kenny 2003 Homecoming Roberts & Helen Dixon, Bobby Kagigebi Brittany Biffert. Juniors:Andrew King and Queen! Hess & Ashley Hebbring. Sophomores: Ryan Stoll & Maria Morse. Freshmen: Lewis Rush & Kendra Kimball. ik 1Don't are....(to!" I he scared, dancing is fun! Aww,how cute! Mr. & Mrs. Kyler Royston! "\ke "Ben Stylin — Homecoming Dance-- .102\ Winter ciii 2004 I. 6.1 \\ 11,1i I,le liori for Val? AMIN Sweethearts Dance • • • • Fri,hmon 1111V 1-kg int, n hlactl /14nnhmnrr• crIrIc stylish in their dresses' • • Yes, my date looks good! I \ ihecset. 19 Winter Ball- - --Sports Opener s:r11 RTS /44 Sports Opener-- , Good, Better, BEST... 2003 Softball The 2003 softball season was one of the best a las seasons the girls have had ii a few years. New pitchin and a hard work ethic helped the Chiefs stri towards their goal o successful season. It w *-4101114111111.1111111111110110 rough beginning for th young Lady Chiefs as the lost seven of their first eight games; however, they roare Vet back, winning 11 of their next 14 games to finish ti season at a very re 12-11. The team'' improvement and dedicat accounted for their rapid rise in the conference. Th main thing the ladies wanted to accomplish 41. teamwork and j good time. And that is exactl what ha.• ened! Right: Zap, bringin' on the heat!! LI Back row: Chelsea Deering, Meredith Williams, Coach Greg Arps, Alyssa Bergstrom, Kelly Hoenecke. Middle Row: Kendra Kimbal, Hannah Hess, 0 Nina Gregerson, Lydia Shultz, Nicole Warren. Front Row: Brittany Yacko. -- Softball Jinn 2003 Awards Lstleam All-Conference Heather Baysinger 2nd Team AlkConference Randi Weiland Margaret Wolan Stephanie Zapuchlak _Honorable_Mention Stephanie Gregerson Caplains Randi Weiland Margaret Wolan Back Row:Ashley Hebbring, Emily Phillips, Coach Tammy Gray,Coach Dale Gray, Andria Dorow, Heather Baysinger. Middle Row: Casandra Nachreiner, Tierney Dickman, Meghan Sweeney, Stephanie Zapuchlak, Stephanie Gregerson. Front Row: Most Improved Adrianne Newman, Margaret Wolan, Randi Weiland, Ashley Sumner. Stephanie Gregerson Coaches Award Heather Baysinger Leading Hitter Heather Baysinger MVP Margaret Wolan Conference Record: 5-7 Overall Record:12-1 1 Conference Standings Varsity Confereme Back Row: Erika Christensen, Kasia Coach Bill Tofson, Czarencka,Annie Gibeaut, Poynette 1 1 - 1 Amy Piekarski, Monica Piotrowski, Cynthia Delgado. Middle Row: Anna Joyce, Keara Anderson, Ashley Anderson, Marta Obniski, Alex Baltazar. Front Row: Meghan Lodi 10-2 Nichols, Nadia Zapuchlak Nekoosa 7-5 Wis.Dells 5-7 Westfield 4-8 Adams 4-8 Mauston 1-1 1 Far Left: I got it! I got it! Meghan. Emily and Ashley make a run for the ball. Left: Nice bunt! The ball drops just ahead of home plate. Softball The 2003 Varsity baseball team was filled with a lot of uncertainties, as the team graduated six seniors from the year before. Looking to take on the challenge was a strong group of 11 seniors, led by pitchers Josh Baysinger and Jimmy CapeIle. The senior leadership paid immediate dividends as the Chiefs started the season by winning their first six games.
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