Adlai E Stevenson High School - Ambassador Yearbook (Prarie View, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 202 of the 1984 volume:

hat used in an effort to block out all visions of teachers, notes, etc. dressed in a coat for thost cold winter hikes to the portabe classrooms standing using good posture, ’cause a Patriot is proud wearing boots to get through a slushy parking lot in the winter smile shows how happy students are to be at school? gun to get through the halls during busy passing periods CHAPTER: 1 (ar skill') 1. A building with the proper name of Adlai E. Stevenson High School. 2. A gathering place for friends, teachers, and acquaintances. 3. A learning institution that is open for nine months with occasional breaks for holidays. a udi tori um - setting the stage for many SPECIAL EVENTS (p.17-32) mam entrance-escape route for SENIORS on Fridays when leaving for dates, parties, etc. (p.33-68) parking lot-where many JUNIORS are found now that they can drive to school (p. 69-78) gym-main arena for many SPORTS events and practices (p.123- 138) dean's office-where many EROSH find their way to during their first year of high school (p.111-122) AOtAI C. mVCMSOM HNH SCHOOL O r i □ nk l-Vrpml Lf VCL rv I ill 11 ii r I n faculty cafeteria- drinking Tab and eating brownies are many of the hobbies the FACULTY enjoys doing here (p.139- 164) driver’s ed building- many SOPHS turn 16 during the year, making them eligible for drivers’ ed (p.99- 110) classroom-the site of meetings for many various CLUBS (p.79-98) TABLE OF CONTENTS 4 The start of school is always a time for renewing old friendships and making new ones. For freshmen itfs a new begin- ning for sophomores and juniors it's the same old routine, and for seniors itfs the end of their high school years. Many changes occurred in the | school over the summer. Some M were evident, and some were not. ■ A picnic area was added by the I lower commons, along with a walkway for handicapped stu- dents. Eight new tennis courts were built right behind the park- r ing lot. An elevator and ventilation ' system were also added over the g summer. Although not its most popular point, school does include - along with friends, good times, sports, clubs, and other activities - CLASSES!?! While classes usually mean notes, labs, formu- las, dates, and sentence structure, to many stu- dents, classes mean a time for spacing out and daydrea ming. II—IIP While we can think of all kinds of excuses for being too busy to do homework, students always find time to eat. The cafe- teria and commons are great places to find people before school, during lunch hours, dur- ing free hours, and after school. While Stevenson is not exactly Paris, France, we do find many students donning fun and outrageous styles. Some like to ex- press themselves through clothes, others through hairstyles. Some of the more popular fashions were inspired by punk rock and by the movie Flashdance . With over 200 stu- dents added to last year’s figure, we are quickly finding out what the word over- crowded” means. Many students are not able to go to their lockers during the 5- minute passing peri- od, because their lock- ers are in the path of 111111 Students usually gather in the library or commons to study, gossip, or finish homework from the night before. They can be found here all hours of the day. These are the only places in the school where the students do not need passes. CHAPTER: 2 (spa'-shul e-V3nt ): 1. A high school activity in which many students gather to show their spirit. 2. A function that comes once a year and is much anticipated. 3- A change of pace from the usual school days. EVENTS confetti for celebration when • we win all our games' prom glasses as a memento of that special night — spirit banner to show school spirit delicious pancakes from ISP breakfast ___ band uniform worn during parades and concerts roses for. homecoming court halloween costume reveals inner personality 17 TYPICAL EVENT -------------------1 I------------------ During registration, the new principal. Dr. Richard DuFour, talked about the new school year. Then the students registered in what used to be Senior Hall . Sophomores, juniors, and seniors registered August 22 and 2.1. Incoming frosh registered August 24 and 23. The 26 was set aside tor transfer students and make-ups. Many sports teams were already busy practicing during registration week. 18 Pep assemblies were held at various times during the year to boost spirit between the classes, and throughout the school. They were also held to honor various indivi- duals and teams. This years homecoming pep assembly was the best ever. They featured cheerleaders promoting crowd involvement, pom-pon girls performing various routines, and team captains telling everyone what their game plans were. 19 The big day was November 4, 1983 when people joined the ISP club for their annual ISP breakfast. It cost $2.30 for adults, $2.00 for students and $1.00 for children under 12. The people received all the pancakes they could eat. two sausage links and juice for the money. The money raised goes to scholarships for Stevenson students that wish to be exchange students. The breakfast turned out to be a huge success. Everybody that attended had a good time. 20 The homecoming dance was the highest attended ever and was lots of fun. The creative decorations added to the atmosphere of the dance. The return of the band Chaos also added to the success of the dance. This years home- coming king and queen were Matt Moodhe and Robin Rosen. 22 23 24 26 CAST Sherry Bondi . Rhoda Pen mark Clay Greene . . Kenneth Penmark Colleen Connaughcon ... Christine Penmark Andrei Carden Monica Breedlove Mark Lerner . . . . . . . Emory Wages Melanie Moreland . . . Miss Fern Micheal Garrison . Reginald Tasker Katy Sawyer . . . . Mrs Daigle Scon Per low . Mr Daigle Rob Me Kane Messenger Howie Per low . Richard Bravo 27 The Annual Holiday Band Concert featured holiday mu - sic performed by the Concert Band and Symphonic Band. Also featured was The Nutcracker Suite , written by Peter Tschaikowsky and played by the Symphonic Band. Mr. Dave Habley and Mr. Mark Running directed the approximately 170 students. v ov'o 28 The Holiday Music Festival, directed by Mr. Richard Green, took place December 8. It consisted ot 2 i hours of festive Christmas, Hanukkah, and Broadway music. There were several instrumental and voice solos and duets as well as performances by the Concert Choir, Patriot Singers, Madrigal Singers. Combined Choruses, String Orchestra, and the first ever performance by the new Concert Orchestra. 29 This year's Elizabethan dinner was a huge success with almost 200 people coming to the Old English Christmas dinner. Music was provided by the Madrigals and String Orchestra. As stared by Mr. Green. The Madrigal Dinner represents a musical journey in history to the year TD5 in England. It requires much skill and dedication from all involved. 30 CHAPTER: 3 CLASS OF 1984 ( 'se-nyar) : 1. A person who has successfully complet- ed four years of teacher-torture. 2. A member of the infamous Class of 84, parties more! .3- A matured individ- ual ready for the trying post-high school years. TYPICAL SENIOR look of senioritis on face diploma showing graduation 'ollcgc applica dons due yesterday cap for graduation ceremonies gown for graduation ceremonies pass to go to dean for senior ditch day ROW 1 C. Hannon, hoard. I. Marks, secretary. T Stocks, board; C. Whitaker, board ROW 2: K Duncan, president; K. Abate, board; J. Schwann board ROW 3: A. Campbell, vice-president; L Fiser. treasurer. Kendall Aaron Kelly Abate Scott Ablin Jeffrey Ackerman Anne Allswang Gary Anderson Julie Angelini Shari Aronson Elizabeth Baenziger Suzanne Bailey Robert Bairn Joel Basgall David Bateman Andrea Beal Brian Beck Pamela Bell Rita Bernstein Patrick Birch 34 Oliver Blechner Bill Block Laura Boas Leslie Boden Gineen Bonita Daniel Borah Kimberly Branham Clifford Breslow ry Bright Cara Brown Peggy Brown Rick Bryant 35 Gregory Bush Christopher Cabano Amanda Campbell Andrea Tricia Cariick Mary Jo Casaletto O Cassie Cazolas Vicky Chandler Gregory Chapman Marc Chase Scott Chism Julie Cohen Rita Cole James Constabileo 9 8 Ross Convey Steven Cooley 36 Molly Costello Robert Crawford Juan Criel IT A Tracy Daughtridge Kimberly Decker Susan DeLine Maria DeLuca O Gail Deutsch fiwid DeVaux Phil Dixon Daniel Doetsch Brian Douglas Suzanne Duffy Kristin Duncan Jennifer Dungan 9 8 Joy Dvorak John Eddy 37 Lucy Grill Debbie Grucn Bruce Gellman Karen Gillis Candice Givan Amy Glauner A Jeffrey G oerges Cary Gold Steve Goldblatt Jeff Goldstein 0 Jennifer Gombar 1 lolly Gonzalez Alan Gorstein Alexander Gray Deborah Grede Daniel Greenberg Clay Green Jordan Greene William Grupp Heather Gurtowski April Haberstroh Andrea t Cecile Laurie Hansen Janet Hanus Kristen Harrop 40 c Brita Hesbol Kim Higdon Heidi Hildebrand Howard Hirsch A Laura Hlavin Cindy Hoeksema Julie Hoffer Ellen Holub O David Hoover James Howe David Humphrey Marcy Huttas 41 Steve Kopff Steve Koppel Charles Kaiser Besty Kammerer Keith Kargl Roland Katz A Steve Kaufman Andrea Kaye Robin Kazen Kelly Kempner Ted Klinck Kathy Knapp Cindy Kocimski Mitchell Kolesar O . F Phyllis Kenny Gina Khachadourian Nicole Kiefer Susan Klier Kathy Kossett Shuba Krishnan Amy Lamb Kelly LaPiana A Tom Larimer Chris Larson Alan Latinsky Deanna Leben O Ray Ledinsky Glenn Leikam Lisa Levie Beth Levine Ed Levy Risa Lindenbaum Lisa Linderman Michele LoGrippo 43 Floretta Lowinski Mary Lu James Lucas Mark Ludwig H Mary Barbara Machado Diane Machnik Antonio Maivarez O Jonathan Markese Linda Marks Jeffery Mason Lisa Matlock Patrick McGinty Robert McKane Walter McLallen Christopher McQuilkin 9 44 Sue Motel Monica Mullejans Tim Mullen Felica Nadel 9 Karen Mash Pete Nesbeirt 45 Marni Paulick Thor Peplow Howard Perlow Vickie Petersen 9 8 Brad Peterson Laura Peterson 46 Mary Peterson Stephen Phillips Lawrence Pischke tcey Pollock J Grant Prellwitz Tina Prescott Gary Prettcnhofer Andrew Previn Diane Proesel Jennifer Promen Robert Quid Mark Ragland Stephanie Redeker Gayle Reimer Tom Riekse Dave Rizzo 9 8 Mike Rodbro Michelle Rogers 47 Natalie Rodgers Bill Roman Scott Rose Robin Rosen — Sharon J Michele Rubenstein Bill Rubinstein Colleen Ryan O Mary Ryan Emil Ray Sanchez Norma Sanchez Fred Sanelli 48 Chris Schoening Kathy Schulz Randy Schwab Juliann Schwan s Julie Schwartz Nick Selimos Jim Senft Andrej Sensnovis Trever Sheldon Todd Sheppard Clancy Siko Ray Sikula Jennifer Simmons Michael Simmons Kathy Singer David Slaga □di Dave Smith 49 Ronald Sobin Jack Sol berg Caryn Soncnthal Stephen Spitzer Lee Spranger Dean Staar John Stallman Terri Stocks Ronald Stone John Stover Dawn Strawser Michael Stuart Howard Sussman Noele Sutherland Leah Sutker Leah Tagaro Howard Tannebaum Lokesh Tantuwaya 50 Mark Thompson Tfoy Tomas Amy Topel Dean Triplett .aren Tucker Tamara Tucker Dan Ungerleider William Valaika Barbara Valenziano Robert VanDixhorn Peter Vole John Walser Jamie Walsh Gabi Walter Peter Warn back Jennifer Warren Kara Weber Alan W'einer 51 54 Biography A Aaron. Kendall (T.T.) ACTIVITIES Honor Chou 2. Madrigals A. Mixed Choir I: Chitdoot Club I.?. Basketball IJt Softball I. VotkybnH 1.2.3 ft TURF. PLANS Arlingnm Academy nt Beauty Culture, own beauty shop, get married. live a happy and netting Me Thank Boob tor helping me through the great time a welt as the bad You are one special friend Plan Since the day you entered into my life. Tve necer been to happy You hate made my Me complete I love you fore ter together . Class of A4 Well always be together, at least in memory. Good bye is neter forever Abate, Kelly Lynn (Kel) ACTIVITIES Cheerleading 1.2.3,4 Captain. Class Board U.SA Math Computer Club Ut National Honor Society 2J,4. Prom Court A, Spanish Club 2.3.4, Student Congress 1.2 FUTURE PI AN'S College, medical school, lose, marriage, success happiness For they can conquer who behese they can I Virgil I RR.KK.HH.PMjnJ DR- You fuse all touched my hie in special wan Thank sou fix showing me the meaning of friendship I lost you all Abiin. Scon G re eon (Abs) ACTIVITIES Letttrman Club A. Quill and Scroll 2.3, Racqurtbatl Club I, . Spanish Club IJ. STATESMAN1 1.2.1 Editorial and News Editor. Student Congress M. Baseball . Golf 1.2. M Ft TURF. PLANS Ucuversxy of Iowa graduate, make millions, have a mansion and hefong to many country clubs Some people look at things and •order whs, I look at things and wonder whs not (REKl Ackerman. Jeffrey (Jett) ACTIVITIES Bowhtg dub I. Ski (Jiab 1.2. Baseball 1.2 FUTURI PLAN'S. Go to college, become rich, have fun My four sears here at Stevenson ;u« tlew by They mere great hut now eseryone is going thex own way I wish every one of my friends alt the lose, warmth and happiness I could gne Please, keep m touchr Anderson, Gary Anthony ACTIVITIES Baseball 1.2 FUTURE PLANS Wyomxig Technical Institute, business school, a life of all the things I've always wanted to do Never let it be said that you can t get an education from the school of hard knocks because some of the best lessons are made through mistakes Angel ini. Julie (Jules) ACTIVITIES National Honor Society 34 FUTURE PIANS: College, mayor tn business Hold fast to dreams, ftx if dreams die. Me is a broken winged bud that cannot fly (Langston HughesI KA True happiness nni found m the multitude of friends but in then worth and value Ben Jixxson Thanks lot getting me through Aronson, Shari Stacy (Shar) ACTIVITIES Drama Hub 1.2. 34 Futute Homemakers of America 1.2. 34, International Student Program 1,2.1.4, Outreach 1.2.3.4. Spanish Club I 2.3.4 Ft TURF PLANS. College, become an accountant, marriage, family, to have lots of money, to see my closest friends throughout my entire Me These have been the.tour most memorable year of my Mr I know I wouldn't have made X without GR.SW.RAC.DP.SA.REC and so many other . RAC thank you fix always being there The yokes and laughs wJI linger on. GR we iU be sisters forever. To all. I will miss you dearly B Hicn igcr. Fit ruber h Ann (Lisu) ACTIVITIES Honor Band 4. Intermediate Hand I. fair Band 34. Pep Band 4. Stmphomc Matchmg Band 2,1.4 FITl 'RE PLAN'S College, make a million dollars Today well lived, makes every yetrerdat a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope Bailey. Su anne Carol (Zanne) ACTIVITIES French Club 1.2.4. Ski Club I. Badminton 4 f ITU RE PI AN'S College m Virginia, mayor in fashion merchandising, be respected in the business world Ross, thanks hit all the memories and for making high school what it ha meant to me III love too alwars Hoi. thanks fix hemg one of the ones that really cared You are the best friend I could ask for I love ya Base alt. Joel C. (Johannc) ACTIVITIES Track 1.2. i.4 EITURE PLANS College These year have been great Later gang Good lock' Beal. Andrea C. t Ozzy) Ft Tl RE PI A NS Become a real estate bmker and personal injury lawvet lawyer Dreamt come true fix you and me. to keep mut tights in clear view, and tee what come through To SD.MK.ISMD. hk.AN.CM Heck. Brian (Mad Man) Fl-TURF PLANS Mechanic, drag racer, family, wherever each day take me m Me 'It i been lour years and I made good friend I wish these time would never end Hold onto your lover and hold onto your friends. Alwars remember the memories will never end UV have both been here from beginning to end My love fix Tam will never end Move oexo the future and treasure the past For these memories mill always last Bernstein. Rita C. ACTIVITIES Etench Club 1.2.4, Student Congress I.2J.4; Tennis 2.1.4 FLTl'RE PLANS College, nurung The mam thing in Me is not to be afraid to he human, I Eric Clapton) Pranks JH for always being there when I needed you and even when I didn't Good luck always'' Birch. Patrick J ACTIVITIES STATESMAN I. Swimming 2 FUTURE PLANS: Go to college and party From tux another member of the Chew Crew Thanks for nothing Blech net. Oliver P. (Oh) ACTIVITIIS German Club I. Student Congress 1.2. Basketball 1.2 Soccer L Capram, i.4 Captam FUTURE PLANS College, plot See your future, be tour future Good luck’ Boden. Leslie (Boom - Btx m) ACTIVITIES AMBASSADOR 4. Art Club i.4. HALE WTT 4. Orchesis i. WTT 4. Basketball 1.13,4 FITURF PIANS Attend RISD. mayor m commercial art. ttunrx in fashion merchandising Nothing can come out of an artist that is not m the man (Mencken) Bonita, Gineen FUTURE PLANS Four years of college, mayor in psychology and business Hallehiyah’ Branham, Kim (Spunky) ACTIVITIES HALF- WIT 2, Basketball I; Softball I EITURE PLANS College Where am I going and where have I been My head is in the clouds and my rail it in a spin You are lighting a dream that it faded to black I threw it away because I don t want it back Brcslow. Cliff (Bert) ACTIVITIES Ski Chib 1.2. Cross Country I. Tennis I.2.3.4 FITURF. PLANS College, cotpexate law. wealth, fast can. fast women Thanks to all mi friends who made the good tunes great Take it light Lamb Toes and Joe Hooley .. . And do what you want tv do Bright. Hilary D. FUTURE PI Ah S Money LE Thanks foe everything. I love you Sf.MF.KJ.NLJG ■ you guys are the greatest VB through every thing - I still treasure all our memories HE have a great four years I love you Dun t spend sour lifetime weeping ftx things that ami worth keeping, iJim Captldi) Brown. Cara G. ACTIVITIES An Club 1.2.4. Rat quel ball Hub 1. Ski Huh 1.2 EITURE PLANS College, marriage, mtenrx design. Hawaii, lake Forest, a navy blue Volvo Knowledge ■� a gift of' kindness, a mux' How many colon does u cixne in‘ Toss the ' A Walk on Stevenson Browne. Valerie S. ACTIVITIES French Club 1.2.3 Spanish Club 2.3. Student Count J I. Cross Country I. Softball I. Track 3 FI Tl ’RE PLANS College in Florida with Steph. marriage. Itxs of UK cess, happmesv Thanks to all my super, special friends for making this so much fun Bex of luck always - I kive ta all - especially KAJ.LFF.MB.SJT You re the greatex' Bugner. Cheryl Ann (Chip) ACTIVITIES Honor Hand 1.2,3.4. Jan Band 2.3.4. National Honor Society 2.3.4. Pep Band 1.2.3.4. Spanish Club 1.2.3. Symphonic Marching Band 1.2.3.4, Bowling 1.2.3.4. Cross Country £ Track I Fl-TURF PLANS College, med school, medical research in order to underuarvd better and ctxmt the mxxakes of Nature The Bee is the mox valued of Nature creature nor because it labor . bur because if labor lot Other BF 9 A is signing ofi Good- bye Stevenson Thanks ftx the Memories and the frxnds Burner. Henry (Buddy) ACTIVITIES Honor Band 2.3.4. Jar Band 2. Letterman s Club 3.4. Pep Band 2.3.4. Ski Club 1.2. Spanish Club I; Sv mphonic Marchmg Band 1.2.3.4. Cross Country 1.2.3.4. Track 1.2.3.4 EITURE PI ANS College, graduate scho.2 Lise not fix yesterday or tomorrow, but live ftx today Bulanda. Mark (Napa man) ACTIVITIES Baseball 2. Ftuxball 4. Wtexhng 2 FUTURE PLANS Engineering degree, make money Thanks to MB.MMCLJC. MK MFFF for all the good rimes m htgh school Burns. Michael J. ACTIVITIES Prom Court 3, Baseball 2.3.4. FotxbaU 4. Vrruimg 2 FITURF PLANS College, become an officer m the United States Marine Corps Thanks to all my tnend for the great time Thanks for everything and good fuck MB.H. FFMMC.L Join the ciecus and haw some bin Bush. Gregory A(TIVrnES‘ Bowling Club I. Clast Board I. Drama Club 1.3.4. French Club 1.2, Madrigals 1.2.3.4 President. Racquetball Club I. Ski Chib I; Student (.ongress I, Technical Crew I; Baseball I.2J. Golf 1.2. Swimming 1.2.3,4 FI 'Tl 'RE PLANS College, business c Campbell. Amanda Leigh (AC) ACTIVITIES Class Board I. Class Officer 3.4 Vice-President. Drama Oub I. Homecoming Court A, Pom Poo 21.4. Prom Court It Quill and Scroll 3.4, STATESMAN 2.3.4 FUTURE PLAN'S College, become Jo-Journal,x buy a potsche there is no subxxute Theres always xxnethmg there to remind me fNaked Eyes) Carden. Andrea (PBl ACTIVITIES Drama Club 4. Forensic 4 FUTURE PLAN'S Famous actress or stock broker, as king as I’m nch And they said Id never make it Thanks IN J. Mom and All. Also thanks to Manilas.Deerfield and LEA fix then tixxnbuntxi to my education Broadway here I come' Bdl. Lose. I never would base done it without you l.M ■ It s part time It's not the Academy here, but Xt not bad JB- Tm tony. Carlsson, Ria Ann Am mES French Oub 1.2 Orchesis Outdoor Oub 1.2. Ski Oub 1.2.3,4 FITURF PLAN’S C � llege. business maytx. travel, get rich, be successful What would I have dtxie without fall' SAJA.DPJH. URK.DBJF.BR. DE.KD III miss you all Take care and keep in touch. PS I love you Mom and Dad'' Carrtck. Patricia Lynn (Triaa) ACTIVITIES Photography Club 3.4. Pom Pon 2. Racquet ball Chib 3. Sk, Oub 1.2. i.4. STATESMAN I. Student Congress 1.23.4. Soccer 3.4; Track I FI Tl Rt PLANS Go to a reputable school and get a degree in business, be nvh. drive an Axui Martin, marry RST I never think of the future, if comes soon enough (Albert Finxem) Thanks to all ms friends as you ve made my tears at SHS fun Have fun at college ■ WILL Hex of luck TC Casalctto. Mary Jo (Can‘ Mo) ACTIVITIES German Oub 1.2. a.4 President, International Student Program A, National Hontx Society 3.4. Volleyball 1.23.4 Co-Cape am FlTl.’RE PLANS College, lawyer, family Thanks fix all the good times Bye Ca olas. Casandra Ann (Cassie) ACTIVITIES Sk, Club 2.3. Spanoh dub 1.2. Symphonx Marchwg Band 1.23.4 FI TURE PIANS College Lite is not always what it teem Chandler, Vicky ACTIVITIES: Swimming and Doing 3.4 FITl RE PLANS Busmen, marry a pdot or a nth guy This year hat rolled along, without a night being bnreJ.cur.A4 always has and will party mote Good-bye Chase. Marc F (lamb Toes) ACTIVITIES Prom Court 3. Have ball 1.2.4 FITURF PLANS College, career m business, law. marriage to Hotly To all my friends, thank for all the good times You made my sensor year great To Ben and Stewly we did x Holly. I love you” Chism. Scott (Chi ) ACTIVITIES Track 3 FUTI RF PLANS I Irurerttty of Michigan, business school It s been great Cohen. Julie Michelle ACTIvms Student Council 1.2 FI Tl RE PLANS College, physical therapix You have to leave room in Me to dream (Bully Satnte Marx f Cole, Rita (Rich) ACTIVITIES Drama Club I. German Oub I FITI RE PLANS College, make mtxxy. party Take life ixx da at a tune and live each day like if wav your lax Constabdeo. James J. (Greek) ACTIVITIES Football 4. Wtexhng 4 FITURI PLANS College, make a lot of money, maybe fom the circus We had a great rune this year MB.MK.MB.MM. MF.FF.DR. and TM But a bettet tune this summer We ll go howling Cooley. Steven M. (Snnkweed) ACTIVITIES Fo-ebah I FI Tl Rf PI ANS Settle down with a hole lady, benune a Harley Davids- n motorcycle mechanic It hai been a great four years, but Tm glad to be going nut xxn the wtxld I'm reads hx actum Crawford. Robert Wilson III (Bob) ACTIVITIFS National Hontx Society 2.3,4, Spanish Chib 1.2.3.4, Student C.mgress I. Student Council 2. 3.4. Soccer 1.2.3. Swimming 1.2 K Tennis 1.23.4 FUTURI PIANS College, lug bucks If you goe a man a fish you feed turn for a day hut tl you reach a man to hsh you teed him hx a lifetime Good tuck to all my frxnds and Stevrnu-n faculty who made these tour years x en oiable Thank 55 Cnel. Juan Jr. (Chubblv) ACTIVITIES Soccer I FI Tl RE PLAXS CLC. computet programming art Happv Trails I go rhanky to FL for the heu sears high tchonl snd look for many more You re the greatest friend To 11 my friends take great care and good luck in all you do Cullen. Kelly Erin (Bubba II) ACTtVmFS lira mi Gob 1.4. German Gob 2. I Treasurer. 4 Treasurer. International Student Program 4 4 Vice-President. Ski Gob I. STATFSMAX 2. Student Congress 3. Technical Crew 1.4. Softball I. Volks ball FUTURt PLAXS College, corporate law. mam a guy with brown eyes and black hair MJ and Mel. sou has made the high school years all the better To SHJG. St.HP.SKJG.SG and CG ■ III always re member and lose you all And I wont huger all of the HO clan either D Decker. Kimberly Ann (Blue exes) FI Tl Rf PLAXS Marriage, modeling All I can realls say is that I n had a kx of tun these past lew seats and in a was I don t want them to end I wnth future seniors good lu k DcLme. Susan L. (Wild Oats) ACTIVITIES Graphn Am Club 1.2. Mated Choirs 1 FLTTRF PLAXS Work at a graphic communications industry, get married. ha e kids 1 had some realls great times here Hope rhe future classes to come will has a blast like me � 4 will alwavs rule Bvebye Deutsch. Gail ACTIVITIES Drama Club I. HALF WIT 2.1. International Student Program 1.2.4.4. Xat tonal Honor Society 2, 44. STATFSMAX I; WIT 2J Fditor FUTURE PLAXS Colkge. teasel a lot. meet a lot of interesting people ShaJotn’ DeVaux. David I (Devo) ACTIVITIES Prom Court k Football U: Track 1.2 FUTURE PLAXS College, own a casern Thanks BG boys and LIXCL boys It was an excellent time Thanks SR I wiU alwass remember sou I with the best of luck to all of you Douglas. Brian (Hey You) ACTIVITIES German Gub 1.2.3.4.; Letterman s Gub 3.4 President. Ski Oub 2.3.4. Cross Country 1J. 3,4 Captans. Track 1.23.4 FUTURE PLAXS Gimme a break I cam think that far ahead Remember, he who laughs last probably doesn i understand the yoke Duffy, Suzanne FUTURE PLAXS Colkge. hast fun. be rich Never forget tbe good tones that we st had Thanks MW.DG.CS. Duncan. Kristin Ann (Dune) ACTIVITIES AMBASSADOR 3.4 Special treats Editor. Class Officer 2 President. 3 President. 4 President. National Honor Society 23.4. Qa31 and Scroll 4. Spanish Chib 12.3 Secretary Treasurer. 4. Student Congress I. Soccer I. Tennis 1.23.4 FUTURE PLAXS Colkge. petsue a career in business or law. become rich and successful, get married eventually The future is not m the hands of Fate, but in ours (Jules JusserandI Good luck even bods - and thanks' Duncan. Jennifer Lynn (Toad) ACTTVlTIFS Honor Band 1.2.3.4. Jan Band 4. Pep Band t.2.3.4. Symphonic March,,ng Band 1.2.44 Ft Tl RE PLAXS Colkge. mayor in music performance or music business A day m which you haie not laughed is a day wasted Piccolo Power rules BF 02 signing off. Dvorak, Joy (Jo) FUTURE PLAXy Business career, marriage Fill your heart wkh beauty and beauty will come to you Fill your thoughts with lose and lose surrounds you Seek always truth, and n will be yours. For as you behese. all things manifest unto you E Eddy. John A. Joshua) Acnvnms Baseball 2.4. Golf 4. Soccer 2 FUTURE PLANS College, engineering, make Uxs of money Life was meant to party and party was meant to last Later on Edelheit. Sreven Michael (Seymour) ACTIVITIES Honor Band I.2J.4 Pep Band 1.23.4. Symphonic Marching Band 1.23.4 Swimming 1,2.3 FUTURt PLAXS Colkge. make my first million before Im 40 rears old Edgar. Karrma Rene (Rene) ACTIVITIES Cheerleading 1,24. Drama Gub I FUTURE PLAXS College. Travel If you treat life like a game, don t make rules and don't pdas fair. Thanks to RR for always understanding and BM for all the great times Let s always live fur the moment and patty to the max Ehnch. Ellen Jov (ET) ACTIVITIES German Gub 1.2 Secretary. Honor Band 1.23.4. Xational Honor Society 3.4. Symphonic Marching Band 1.2.3.4. Basketball 1.2 Track I FITl RF PLAXS Unrversxy of Wisconsin-Madison, finance mayor Eiser. Leslie E. (Les) ACTIVITIES (-heerkadmg 1.23.4 Captain. Gass Board 23. Class Officer 4 Treasurer Quill and Scroll 4 STATESMAN 1.2.3.4 Student Congress 3. Student Council I FUTURt PLAXS Colkge. youmalom mayor, marry a wealthy man. sit back. re! , take a one day at a time Thank% to my friends and family who have helped me become what I am todas I lose you all' 2000 tern, rent patty over oops out of rime tonight I'm going to parts like its IW I Prince)' Ellison. Daniel (Eugene) ACTIVITIES AMBASSADOR 4.4. Football I FUTURE PLAXS Wyoming Technical Institute, study diesel mechamcs. get married make my honey hopelessly happy in out hugger-orange home Well, we had a lot of fun ( ) these last four yean Rtmember that one cool November night Junng yuruot year Kendall' Well ha e to do tt agam REAL SOON See t all at the reunion IL YKA Forever F Farnsworth. Erie Paul (Farnz) ACTIVITIES HALF-WIT 1.244 Honor Hand 1.23.4 National Honor Society 3.4. Pep Band 1.2.44 Spanish Club 2. 4 Vice-President 4 Student Congress 4. Symphonic Marching Band 1.244. WIT 1,2.3 Editor. 4. Soccer 1.2.44 Track 1.244 FUTURf PLAN'S Colkge. business or law. attain Nirvana Happy is the man who fmds wisdom, and the man who gets understanding, for the gam from it is better than gam from ulcer and ir profit better than gold (Pro . 313-14) Hello. I must be going Felsl. Martin James ( Wubby) ACTIVITIES Foixball 1.2.44 Track 1.2,4. Water Polo 4. Vreslmg 1.23.4 FUTURE PLANS Colkge. graduate, make lots of money, grow tome ban thanks to all my friends I had a great year Its been a Nail • Barb Thanks for all of your advice. I m an emotional cripple but getting better Ferris. Michelle (Shell) ACTIVITIES French Gub 1.2.44. Intermediate Band 1. Pom Pun 21 Student Congress I. Track 1.24 FI Tl 'RF PLANS' Colkge. mayor m but men or psychology. Ine it up be rich Thanks to everyone who has made my high school years the best ■ especially- AK WMJMM.HB. Ll.AC.KLJG. BMJS ■ you gut s are real honeys Friends like you are hard to find. I love you all Seme lor the future but don t foregel the past cur memories like these are meant to last go for it H4 ILYMB Feuer. Jeffrey ACTIVITIES Wrestlmg 1.2 FUTl RF PLANS College, radio communications parrytown forever Sweet memories I never thought it would be like tha Reminding me just how close I came to missing I know that this is the way for me to go You 'll be there when you know what I know (A Lifeson) Fingard. Richard A. (Dickey) ACTIVITIES HALF- WIT 2. 3Editor, 4 Editor. International Student Program 2.3.4 Spanish Gub 2.44 STATESMAN 1.24 WIT 1.2 Editor. J Editor. 4. W'� frr Polo 1. Football 1. Soccer 2.4 FIXTURE PLAN'S: Colkge. mem wealthy, lead the fine and high life I � 4 meant to. have fun And hi you stand here, with the years ahead, potentially calling Being an island shying from using seems the easy way. but there no future without teats Do all the things you ve ever dared (HL) Flood, Frank (FUxxJer) ACTIVITIES Graphic Arts Gub 23.4. Football 1.2 3.4 Water Polo 2.3. Wrestling 1.2.3.4 FIT! RE PLANS Jom rhe Marines Forsythe. Stephanie J (Steph) ACTIVITIES Class Board 2 Secretary. Ski Gub 1.2.3.4: Spanish Gub 1.2 Student Congress 2,44 FUTURF PLANS Colkge with VSB. party, and more special tunes with CTP Best of luck to everyone Thanks for the great memories KAJ.LEE and HDH VSB you are number one MB you ate number two AP my star' Andrew we knr you BP and DO never to forget. CTP I'll love sou always. Freed. Michelle Louise (Sosh) ACTIVITIES Drama Gub 1.23.4. Fotenstcs 2.3.4. Honor Chou 2.44. Mixed Chous 2.3.4; Pat not Singers 3.4 Swing Chou 44. Technical Crew 1.2,3.4. Thespians 244 FI TURF PLAXS College Broadway I am unique. Never again will this aggregate ol atoms stand on rhe earth Fur nan. Teresa Michelle (Michelle) ACTIVITIES Ski Chib 44 Spanish Gub 4 FUTURE PLANS Put,, be nch. drive a Ferrari ' Rand thank you feu always being there when I needed you As long at cm ha e Murphy remember Me' TU lore you foresee “ G Gano. Wanda (Wan) FUTURt PLANS Working, getting married Special moments may be temporary but memories are forever It s been fun the Iasi four yean Remember. H4 parties more Special thanks to EH.RC 111 always remember both of you Good luck Cell man. Bruce David (California Kid) ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 4. Spanish Gub 4 Ft Tl Rf PLAN'S Colkge. lam. medicine. California When in doubt. U rum Later on ' Givan. Candice L. (Canda) ACTIVITIES Ski Oub 1.244 Spanish Gub 1.2. Track 1 FUTURE PLAN'S Colkge. be happy , take risks The life gi en us by nature o short, the but memory of a well-spent life tt eternal Thanks and good luck to the class of 84 Georges. Jeff ACTIVITIES French Gub 1.2.44. Basketball 1.2 FUTURF PLANS College, engineering, live life to the fulkst Enjoy every moment ol life, u it too short to waste Look ahead Goldstein. Jeff Edward (Ffej) ACTIVITIES Quill and Scroll 3.4 Spanish Gub 1.2. STATESMAN ,2.3.4. Basketball 1.23.4 FUTURF PLANS I'mversrty of Iowa, get a yob. make mones, spend my other tune living on the Fle The song remains the tame, but the meek shall inherit the earth. (Led y.cpphn)' Gombar. Jennifer ACTIVITIES Cheerier ding I, Honor Band I. Intermediate Band 2 Ore hens I. Pep Hand 2. Pom Pun 2 Ski Club 2. Spanish Gub 2 Student Congress 4 Student Councd I. Symphonx Marching Hand 2. Soccer I, Track 3 FI TURF PLAN'S Colkge. business career We've only fust begun, so cherish yesterday, dream tomorrow and h e today Mi friends are the best. L.BJ T.CC. ILY all Gonzalez. Holly Jill (Hoi) ACTIVITIES Cheerkidmg 3. Badminton 4 FUTI'RE PLANS Colkge. fashion design. Marriage to Man- Thanks to my friends who really cared and made my senior rear great especially Sun ■ you ate the best friend anyone could e er hate Man. MW.M thanks for bemg there when I really needed you TO k e you always MEL Gorstetn. Alan (Gor) ACTIVITIES Ski Club 1.2 Baseball 1.244 Football I FI Tl RF PLAN'S UCLA become a millionaire, live m LA I live my lile like there t no tomorrow (Van Hakn) Gray. Welles Alexander (Sandy) ACTIVITIES Honor Band 1.2.3.4 Jan Hand 2 National Honor Socieiy 2.3.4 Vice-President: Pep Band 1.2.44 Spanish Gub 2.44 Vice President. Student Council 2.3.4: Symphonic Marching Band 1.23.4 Cross Country 1.2.3. Swimming 1.2.3.4 Track 1.2.3.4 FITURE PLAN'S Under trad study in engmeenng management, business grad school, become an affluent corporate lawyer These may be the best tiroes of out lives but don r forget about the future, foe it is those who plan ahead that succeed when the luture becomes the present Gredt. Deborah ACTIVITIES Basketball 1.2.3.4. Softball 1.2.4 FUTURE PLANS: College You only live once so live it up Thanks for being there the gang Good luck always. You're great Greenberg. Daniel N. (Dan rhe Man) ACTIVITIES Drama Gub 244. National Honor Society 244 Patriot Singers 4 Quill and Scroll 2.3.4. STATESMAN I. 2 Sports Editor 3 Sports Editor. 4 News Editor. Swing Choir JI; Technical Crew 4. Thespians 4 Basketball 1,2.44 Cross Country 1.4. Track 1.3.4 FUTURE PLAXS College, broadcast journalism, the real world, hfe. have fun. replace Jonathan Brand men on the Loop and become 'Danny in the Morning It life is a quit or a ten then we are all pieces of scratch paper and broken chalk. (SH) Go wild, diversions, mudhens. hell no we won t go. sit-ins. driveways, eukers. radicals, the shoes, hart, go crazy. go pats 84 Keep feeling tatcmaeion and let the good times roll Latet Greene. Clarke C. (Clay) ACTIVITIES HALF WIT 2.4 STATESMAN 44 Assistant Editorials. WIT 2.3. football I. Swimming 2J.4 El Tt RF PLAN'S U of M. English, law. porsches. happiness and the whxe picket fence To MSJH.MM - remember the mailboxes guys. We were NUTS) Go for x- you ve got it all Mrs Sch. Ms Fran and Mr Granner ■ You all are the best Thank you one and all You 've been a lovely audience Good night Mrs McCalhver Greene. Jordan Jordy) ACTIVITIES Drama Club 1.23.4. Math Oub 1.23.4 N'aiumal Honor Society 3,4. Quill and Scroll 44. Spanish Gub 1.2. .4. STATFSMAX 1.3.4. Swing Choir t. Technical I rrw I. Thespian 4. Swimming 2.3.4 FtTURt PLANS Immortalxy Chickens don t have lips’ It s been real revealing Grill. Lucy Elizabeth (Luc) ACTIVITIES French Gub 1.2.4 International Student Program 1.2 3.4 Ski Club 1.244 FUTURF PLAN'S To make money, travel, be successful When opportunus knocks, answer rhe door ’ Gruen. Debbie A. (Debbers) ACTIVITIES Drama Gub 1. Pom Pon 2 STATESMAN 1.2.3 FUTURE PLANS College, journalism ,Friends mat come and go. but memories will last forever Gurtowski. Heather F. (Hershey) FUTURf PLANS Colkge. get nch. own a Deionan. marry Shawn Hey all pamets, it s been great while a lasted but who says x has to end HI always remember those J parties and all my memories at SHS So bete t to good friends, these seats have been extra special So s back California here I come 84 ruks Dudes’ H Haberstroh. April Lynn (Grape Ape) FITL'RF PLANS Colkge. business me at, get married, have as much fun xt the tune I have None of us will ever be the same, to wave your bands and dry your tears Remember rhe fust das we came and remember that evetyone Carrs Keep walking Sit Hey IN we re tan we might at well die Hey moo cow stay gold Thanks for everything gang Don't forget those great nights at BP wxh Hilda Din t lei your rainbows fade April born in May. should have been lune. signing off Hamann. Andrea J. (Ang) ACTIVITIES German Gub I; Badminton i. Softball I FITURE PLAXS Marry, become wealths, be happy Now's the time to go out and make sour fantasies become realities. Thanks fix some great times. IIIWI but always remember NEVER wax tor a bus in the bathroom .. working man. “ Hawley. William A. (Drew) ACTIVATES International Student Program 2 Ski Gub I. STATESMAN 1. Football 1. Tennis 1.2.3.4 FUTURE PLAXS Colkge. CPA 56 Hannon. Ccdlc (Cea!) ACTIVITIES: Class H ird 4. French Club I. Quili and Senili 4. STATESMAN 4 Spons Editia. Basketball 1.2. 4.4: Croti Country 1.2. Softball i.4. Trick I FI Tl RF PLANS Continue being my dude teli at college where I � ■U experience some wild snJ ctary days, live a vnurfy hfe. mirry, produce tome Utle blue offspring So rhir was high school B,g. Ut. bury dcsl. Bye guy , take cire ol younelv,i Hansen, Laurie (Baby Hansen ) ACTivrnES st, club 1.2 Ft 71 RE PLANS College, manage, iimily. marry Bill Rcdgen The Uh lour year hive been i Nan Thinks to all my fnends Tike it easy ind good luck Bill I love you Hanus, fanet (J) ACTIVITIES: Ski Club l.Z Trick 4 FUTURE PLANS College, become nch Harrop, Kristen Leigh (LT. Col.) ACTIVITIES: Honor Band I. Symphonic Marching Band l.Z 4.4 FUTURE PLANS College, medical a� vMance, obeam a different trudent number Thit n the day the Lord hut made Good bye StmtUOn To all my friends LL.B K.H.C.A.S. J.DJ.M.S.K, remember Friday night: Above alL to K.K. Ten Hut’ Thanks for all the laughs We ve had a ice this year. Good-bve. thn wav your leader speaking Hartmann. Mat) L. (Snaps) ACTIVITIES Intermediate Band I. Ski Oub 1.4. Student Congress 4. Soccer I.Z4.4 FUTURE PLANS College, business, merchandising, go to France, get a Porsche Don r stop being different and weird, cause like, normal people are Matty boring Thanks for all the great time TL - remember Florida and Colorado PS Doni forget to abuse the freshmen Hauer, Julie (Prep) FUTURE PIANS Get married, have children, live a happy life FOAD school' But thanks to alt my gixid friends fot all the great times Hey let s go to Journey s End Pam remember how much I hated you - until I corrupted sou' Donr forget who were going to kill'' Haufschtld, Susan Lee (Gumb) ACTIVITIES Honor Hand 1.4, International Student Program 2. 1.4. Letterman i Club I, National Honor Society 2.4.4. Pep Band 2.4,4. Prom Court k Ski Chib 1.2. .4. Spanish Club 1.2.4.4. Student Congress 1,2.1.4. Student Council 4; Symphonic Mart hmg Band 1.2.1.4. Cross Country 4 Co-Captain. Track 1.2.4 Co-Captain, 4 FUTURE PLANS College, taw It I were meant to be like everyone else. I would never have been given the gift of thought, because to follow the crowd takes no thought at all Hentschel. Brian Thomas (Hench) ACTIVITIES Wrestling 1.2.4.4 FUTURE PLANS College, marine sc erne, discover the reason far people always wear polyester Doni think me unkmd. words are hard to find They're only checks I've left unsigned from the banks of chaos in my mmd I Sting Hcrshinow, Scott M. (Scooter) ACTIVITIES Drama Club 1.2.4.4 Vue-President Honor Chou 4. Madrigals 4. Mitrd Choirs i.4. National Honor Society 14. Patriot Singers 4; Quill and Scroll 2.1.4: Spanish Chib 4.4, STATESMAN I Sports Editor. 2 Sports Editor. I News Editor. 4 Editor-in-Chief. Swing Choir 1. Technical Crew 1.4, Thesptans 2.4,4. Wrestling 1.2.4 FIXTURE PI A NS Grow, college, grow some more, make money, grow even more, retire, shrink, die Now u s time to sav good-bye to all our company M-l-C see ya real soon. KEY why because tve like you M-O-U-S-E Higdon, Kimberly Anne (Kim) ACTIVITIES National Honor Society 4. Spanish Club 1.4. Softball 1. Swimming fl TIRE PLANS Collett, have a great career, trarei get nch. have lots of fun Thanks to my friends for making the past three years so wonderful especially JS and AT • you are the best Hildebrand, Heidi Lynn ACTIVITIES French Oub 1.2: Prom Court 4; Ski Oub 1.2.1. Student Congress 1,2.4. Soccer 4. Softball I. Tennis 1.2.4,4, Track 2 FI Tl RE PLANS College, get married, enjoy hte 'Heres to good ft tends who will never really part because theyII always be together m the depths of my heart Best of luck Thanks for all the good times and the great memories. Hirsch, Howard (Howie) ACTIVITIES Bnwlmg Oub 1.2. Math Lamputet Oub 2. Football 2.4.4 FUTURE PLANS College, accountant tir lawyer, try to be the same person I hate always been but to take school a little mote seriously Lite is only as enjoyable as you make it Thanks to my good fnends, there has never been a dull moment And I doni regret one moment that I have spent with them Hlavm. Laura C. (Prepster) ACTIVITIES Basketball IJ.4.4. Softball 1.2.4.4. Swimming 1,2 FUTURE PLANS Loyola, travel to England, marry a Harvard graduate, live m Lake Forest, raise a few preps Function m disaster, finish m style I Prep Handbook) Hoffcr, JuIk Herb (Julie Bulte) ACTIVITIES Honor Ohm 4. Spanish Oub 1.2 FUTURE PLANS University of Illinois. move to California and live with Mart DtUtm You can cry yourself to sleep at night, you can r change the things you te done It s tunny how time Uses but the best is yet to come DG ■ you are a terrific friend • lose ya. KW • I couldnt have made it through these LONG weekdays without you. MV.KW and JHJH forever Holub. Ellen M. (Bobbsey II) ACTIVITIES Photography Club «. • Ski Oub 2.4.4, Swimming 1.2.4.4, Track 1.2 FUTURE PLANS University of Iowa, physical therapy, be successful in photography, always he happy From the loss of our dearest friends teach us how to enjoy and improve those who tematn { William Channwg) Everyone else remember alwais sometimes Hoover. David (Hoov) ACTIVITIES Letterman s Club 4.4. Raujuethall Club I. Ski Chib 1.2.4. Golf 1.2.4.4 FUTURE PLANS College Huttas. March Sharon ACTIVITIES Drama Club I, Forensics I. Honor Hand 2.4.4. Intermediate Band I. larr Band 2.1,4, Pep Band 2.4,4. Ski Oub 1.2. Spanish Oub I AX Symphonic Matching Hand 1.2. i.4 FI 'TI RE PLANS Umvemty of Illinois, unknown career, lead a happv and successful life I'm tailing away, set an open course foe the virgin sea For I ve got to be free Free tv face the life that % ahead of me. I Styx I Ingles. Iulianne (Jingles) FIT! R f PLANS. Cortege, professional dancer. marry a mtttronaire I don t know where I'm going I don t know what I need But III get to where I'm going and that s all right with me i Pete Townsend High school has been a wild parti mg time Thanks JL.EM.CC and everyone Iskowitz. Randy (Iccv) ACTIVITIES Baseball 1JJ.C Basketball 1.2.4.4 FIXTURE PLANS College, accounting get married Don i look behind you because somebody might be chasing you. Party town will live fotevet. ILYMF I vtnko. Androniki (Niki) ACTIVITIES Folksong Club I. International Student Program I. Orthesis I. Patriot Singers I FITURF PLANS Woek. college, marriage To all my friends good hick and keep in couch IV miss you all To my best friend Ikawn what can I say VcVr been through a lot with the happv. crarv. funny and sad tunes But the best of times are still to come Lots of luck in college Fnends fotevet Am i that the truth Jasper, Melissa A (Missy) FUTURE PLANS Work, college Sometimes you just have to say what the 1 Thank God it s over Jeschke, David Kenneth (Dave) ACTIVITIES Bowling Oub l.Z Honor Band � . Jar Band 2.4.4, Pep Band 1.4. Symphonic Marching Band 1.2. i.4. Tennis I FUTURE PLAN'S: College, chemistry major, music minor Some day your parallel universes will luse together and you will Ivave awareness ' Johnson, Kristine (Kirs) ACTIVITIES Racquet ball Oub 1.2. Sk, Oub 1.2.1 FUTURE PLANS College, drive a semi tot a paving Company which I will someday be the president ol Best of luck tv everyone Thanks for the excellent times AJH I Soph yean SJFflars never die) VSBi You re luscious, intense and so cute) LEE i Les go) IIDBl You drive) and MBtHave lun next teat) All work and oo plat makes Jack a dull boy K Kammerer, Betsy (I) ACTIVITIES. Class Boaid I. French Club I. Photography Oub I. STATESMAN I. Tentus 2.4.4. Track 2 Ft'TX RE PLANS School in Vermont, psychology major, travel around the world Every now and then 1 get a little restless and dream ul something wild Thant lor everything L and JJJ The EB's live on Kargl. Keith Michael (Clutch) AC TTVmES Pistol Shooting l, Prom Court i, Ski Oub 4. Spanish Chib 1.2.4.4, Student Congress l.Z .4. Basket ball I, Soccer I.Z4 Captain Tennis l.Z 4.4 Captam Ft TI RE PLANS Managerial positam in the NASA space program All this suffering had better done some good ' Kaufman. Steve Fl Tl RE PLANS To exist No one here gets out alive (Jim Mormon ' Katz, Roland G. (Tyrone) ACTIVITIES Letterman, Oub 2.4.4. Ski Club 1.2: Track 12.1.4 Ft TI RE PLANS Join the Manner and be successful in life Thanks for the great times Mr C and Mrs N To all the othet teachers FOAD And to att the girls and guys who made school fun. parry hardy until vou can t party no more Kave. Andrea Gavle (An ) ACTIVITIES Chert leading 1.2,14 Captam. Quill and Send! 44. STATESMAN i IJitiif U 71 HE PLANS College, radio,TV broadcasting x•medsj be a t v-m-r .� i the 10 pm news There are a lot of people that have made the past (out years something special and you all know who you are There also are some of you who haven't and you know who you are too. GW hack to all my buddies m the future ■ you guys deserve it You Itve once . live rt up BSi.MF.AC.LE, KA.NL.GK.KL. KK I love you all ME Kazen. Robin Sue (Rob) ACTIVITIES Cheetleadmg 2. STATESMAN 4.4 Ft TURF PLANS College Decisions made, tome for the better, some regretful Esther way. they were a step forward Impressions made. Ill always remember the people that have touched my life the most K emptier. Kelly ACTIVITIES Track 1.2 El TURF PLANS College, get married Don i pan with your illusioni When they are gone. � ju may Mill exist, bur you have ceased to live. Best of hack to the class of 04 Kenny, Phyllis, Marie (IX') ACTIVITIES Drama Club 1.2 Hai yurt ball Oub f. Ski Oub 1.2 FUTURE PLANS College, success, marriage, live life to the fullest It s been great My memories are happv. my memories are sad My memories are special, and they re something 111 alway s have Love always. Good luck 84 Go lot it Klter, Susan Ann (Sue) ACTIVITIES Forensics 1. German Oub 1.2.4 Secretary. 4 Secretary, Honor Band 1.2.4.4. International Sr-ident Program 2.1.4, Jan Band 2.4.4. National Honor Society 1.4 Treasurer. Ptp Band 1,2.1.4. Symphonic Matching Band 1.2.4.4 FUTURE PLANS College, music educatum, return to SMS and be avuytanr hand director, get married, have a family Remember tv always cam a song in tout heart Though some musicians take pains with musK and others give them, the more you kite music, the more music you love Thanks to all my friends and teachers toe foot wonderful sears Klinck, TeJ (Klineker) ACTIVrnES Letterman s Club 1.4. Racquetball Oub 2. Ski Oub 2. Barker hall 1.4. Golf 2. 4.4 Captain FUTURE PLANS College, business career Knapp. Kathy ACrfvtnFS French Club 1.2.1.4. National Honor Society 2.1 Secretary, 4. Pom Am l.J.1.4 ( apron. Symphonic Marchmg Hand U.4 Fl Tl RE PLANS College Make new fnends but keep the old Kolcsar, Mitchell D. ACTIVITIES Pistol Shooting 1.2.4.4. Trapshr-ung 1.2.1.4. Basketball 1.2. Football l.Z .4 FIXTURE PLANS College. get nch. buy a red lUrtO vette Thanks JC.IF.MB.MB.C for the good times Remember, rout ktufe u your life Koppel. Steven Howard (Opie) ACTIVITIES Spanish Club l.Z STATESMAN 1,2.1.1 Quill and Scroll 4. Dung 2. Track l.Z 4.4 FITI RF. PLANS College, broadc ast journalism hopefully he as popular as my I ncle Ted and Cousin Benue Ur must find a way to leave mahout I.Miking behind Kassert. Kathryn Ann I Amazon) ACnvniFS HALF WTI 2 STATESMAN 1.2.1.4. Track 2(4 FUTURE PLAN’S Attend West Pc.-mt. become a secret agent ha the military, be outrageous, mam an Italian, line m Canada To my breakfast buddy - thanks fot four years of laughs, shun, topushawayand vavneahankyou Idon r want any. Platoon Ten-hut To Dan-someday Always be different Mebet -ltt a go to Dretfield in the tank Knshnan. Shuha (Bubba I) ACTIVITIES Debate Team 1. Drama Club I. ForrnsaCi , International Student Program 1.4. National Honor Society 1.4. Spanish Club I. Student Congress 24.4. Technical Crew 4 FUTURE PIANS Universal of Illinois get ni MBA. lead a happy hte in India MJ Smell and Bubba Thanks fot some of the best times m my life Take a easy and remember that life is jum a party and parties att meant to last L Ijmb. Amy C. (Passe!-ette) AlTIVITIFS Drama Chib 1,2 Future Homemakers of Amenta I. Outreach I, Sk, Oub I. Softball I FUTURE PLANS College, nursing, make money: get married and be happv Passekvudoe cue belong together t.trever 111 miss all isf you guvs, especially my Btetto originator and MMCSHJCJ BASMJSA. please have tun Larimer. Thomas . (Mark) ACTIVITIES Photography Chib .1, Ski Club Spanish Club I. Soccer I, Track I El TIRE PLANS College. iW Republican Presidential Candidate Forget this noise I m gone Larson, Chris (Hards) ACTIVITIES Graphic Arts Club l.ZU Ski Club U.4. Baseball 1.2.1.4. Fo.xt all 1.2.1.4. Swimming I FITt’RE PLAN'S CuHage. play loot hall, enjoy life, become successful in whatever I do. play defensive end for the Son Diego Chargers These past years in high school have been the best Thanks to all my fnends I've bad my ups and downs bur thing� have turned out for the best Thanks to DS.MR.MM.MB.LL.CS and many othet You are all winner in a class by yourselves GtmrJ Luck Jom the Citcu• and have some fun Latmsky, Alan (Beak) ACTIVITIES Math Computet Oub I. National Honor Society 1.4, Phtaograpby Chib I. Skt Club 1.21.4. Spanish Club I Football 1.2 FITI RF PLANS College Let there be peace 57 I.chcn. Deanna Mi tic (Dee) ACTlVmFS Pom Pixx 1.2. Ski Ctuh 4. Spanish 44 Student Council 4 Tnck .4 FI Tt HF PIAXS Cidlege. travel. be wealthy. enjoy hie Ledinsky. Raymond H. (Ray) ACTIVITIES Spanish Club i 4. STATFSMAX 1.4. Baseball 1.2.44. Baxkerball I.2J.4 FtM bill I.J FI Tl Rf PIAXS College Although the pax i ft an echo wdl be heard toe tfuxe tome time Leikam. Glenn R. ( Bigtrxx) Ft Tl RF PLAXS CLC Fat rw ,r,: Freshmen keep try inf You hue three test to g i lx vie. 1.1si ACTIVITIFS Spamsh Club 4 FIT! RF PI ASS College Thanks fi til the people who bite mtJe the put ytsts the ben bevause rhet ire the btx A special thanks to the hex Friend eser-thanks Stun Levine. Beth Lisj I Bcthv Bibyi M TIVITIFS (Iso Officer Sextet tn Horn Band 244 Xanonal Honor Society 1.4 Sexretiry. Orthesis I. Pep Band 1.2.1.4, Pirn Pan 2. Semrush Club 24 STATFSMAS 4. Student Congress 1.2. Symphonic Matching Hind 1.2 1.4 FITTRl PLASS College law. murage To mi good friends, thinks fin ill the nsemones Don t put myth sour Hustons When thei ire gone, sou met still east, hut you hue teased to lor Muk Twain i Levy. F.dward Irvine I Slum Lord) ACTIVITIFS Lettermins Club 44. Ptsorographs Club 4 Pistol Shooting 1.2. Skt Club 1.2.1 Baseball 2.1.4. Fo.xball I. Golf 2. 4 FI Tl RF PLAXS I ruse rots of Iowa, big bocks, pin golf it fount ry flubs around the world, to own or housing projects in all the major ciries You It necer he able to bus a budding lot that kind of mi'no Fat Bob Hes .Mi Tailor Ay BudJs As Buddi Lmdenhium. Risj Michele t Reese) ACTIVITIFS Drama Club I. HALF WIT I. Inretmedate Band 1.2. Pep Band 1.2 Spanish Club 1.2.1. Symphonic .Marth,nc Band 1 2.1.4 FIT! RF PLAXS College, manage, and fulfill mi tamasses The last lour sears base gone by fast Good friends and good tunes made SH a blast Citing teachers, lasting friendships will remain m my heart Like Howard and Debs, friends (torn the start So. to all my friends I yust want to m Lrse life to the fullest das after day Lindermin. Lim ACTIVITIFS Drama Club I. International Student Pmgram 1.2. 44. Madrigals 4. at tonal Honor S-Kxrx 4. Spanish Club 1.2.1.4. Student Congress I Ft Tt RF PLAXS College, medical school Lise rath minute lot itself, true each das for rtseU. hse each life for yourself Lou. F.h abeth M (Betsy) ACTIVITIFS Spanish Club 2. Soccer 1.2.44. Swimming 1.2 Ft 'Tl'RF PLAXS College, child education major You hr I tried in then stones of fame, fixture and gkxx -Sow you re lost in an age of alcohol Soft middle.age ■ The pre in the sky turned out to be mites too high■ And sou hide.hide.hide behind brown mdd eyes ■■ Pink Floydi Lowinski. Florem (Flo) Fl Tl RF PLAXS Fnjoy hfe Thank Cn d x t met Thank you BH kx making my last two sears xs high school the beu esrr III miss sou. I lose you always furrier PS I didnt forget the rest .4 sou IM.CHAH.DH BL KBOO.VPRS and especially GD.BD.JC I lose i a all Lu. Miry (Louie) ACTIVITIFS Pom Ptxs 44. Truk | Fl Tt RF PIAXS College, be happs be daring, be successful, be rich Fnends art the fnsbees. When the wind is blowing right, they II always come back. Ludwig. Mirk Jeffrey (Torn) ACTIVnlFS. Soccer 1.2 4 Wrestling 1.2 FIT! RF PLAXS College for Foul sears then weu to Calif,xna to become a professional beach bum Breaking up rocks m the hrx tun I fought the law hut the law won M Mi. Min A ACTIVITIES Debate Team 1. French Club I 2.44. HAIF WIT 2 Math Computer CJub 1.2.1.4. Xatnmal Honor Society 4. Ski Club 1.2. Basketball 2.4. Softball 1.2.44 H Tl RF PLAXS Chemical engineering at I of I. then medical school Be happs. alwass GvM-bye Machido. Birbin F.llen t Barb ACTIVITIFS Cheerleadmg 1.24 STATFSMAX I FITI RF PLAXS College marriage disxxce find FS at CF nest sear and go ftx Round II My best friends are few and sets sptiol Make the future as sou se made the past and let the g id times roll GK AK Rt HR. KA FS.ILYA Michmk. Dune Sunn (Due) ACTIVITIFS Future Hixnrmakrrs 4 Amerxa I. Outreach I. Technnal Crew I. Softball 2. Track 1 FIT! RF PIAXS College w,xk. manage There are a kx of ups and downs but d xit get discouraged JMF Good bye JMf KPSMC JG.GH.PRR ! had tun Matvarez, fine Ancomo (T«n i ACTIVITIES Trapthotxing 1. Sotitt I. Terms 1 Ft Tt RF PLAXS College m Florida electronic engineering Manne C,xps pain Marines here I Crxne Markese. Jonathan R (Jon) ACTIVITIFS Horstx Band 4 Pep Band 44 Symph.xtK Mat(hmg Band 1.2 44. Swimming 2 FtTl RF PLASS College, bus,ness make a millxxs. own as many CTOS as possible WtU the last four sears were OK . guest I fuye to lee all my frxnds in future years Marks. Linda ACTIVITIES AMBASSADOR 1.4 faculty and Freshman F.dxor. Class Officer 4 Secretary. French Club 2.1. Lettttman s Chib 44. SationaJ Homx StKiety 4. Ski Club 1.2 Student Congress 2.1.4. Cross Country 21.4. Track 1.21.4 Fl Tt RE PIAXS College marry, hr successful If � e team from the past, open our beam, we II find the keys to unlock esery door, and � e II be the txtes ro go on. ,'Strw ' Mason. Jcffen D. tMasc) ACTIVITfFS STA TFSMAX I. Swimming 2 Track 21 FIT! RF PIAXS Lise one das at a rime. College I� e been the king, hr been the down. Still broken w,ngs cant bold me down I m free again (Otry Osbourne) Mai lock. Lisa Frog) ACTIVITIES French Chib 44. H,xs,x Band 1.2.44. Xat tonal Honor Soviets 44. Pep Band 1.4. Symphonic Marching Band 1.2.44. Badminton 44 Fl Tt RF PLAXS Chemical engineering, computer science, get married before JR hjse hxt of kids McGinty. Painek (Skinny Gmny) ACTIVITfFS Baseball 2 Focxball 1.244. Wrestling 1.2 Fl 71 RF PLAXS College, acting The pax tew seats hast been quae an experience. To KA friends foeeset Thanks t,x being there To JL III neser huger you Xrsrt 1-4 Kitts Still Libertssille High School wads Me fallen, Waller t Willy) ACTIVITIFS Football IA Swimming 1.2.44 FITt RF PLAXS I' of I. business, work hard, pin hard, get rich I must be crasehng on now. there i too mans places 1st got to see. cause I'm as tree as a Bird now (Ronnie Van Zantl McQuilktn. Christopher John (Qutlkie) ACTIVITIFS Ski Club 44 Spanish Club 2.1.4. Soccet 1.2.44 Fl Tl RF PLAXS College, marketing, own seaxxx tickets to the Boxrxx (dues When you can do the common things in hfe in an uncommon way. ivx will command the attention of the world (GW CarvetI Dm t forget that the spuit of funytown will endure forever Mcllskov, Karin R. (Smell) ACTIVITIFS German Club 1.2.44; Lntematxxsal Student Program s.4. Xanonal Honor Society 1.4. Student Coursed 2.44 FtTl RF PIAXS College adsrmsmg Without my dose friends, these putt four yean wouldnf hase been a fun Thanks for being your wild and wonderful selves Miller. Clifford B (Robert Plant) ACTIVITIES HALF WTT 2. Math Gxnputcr Club 1.2J.4. Xat tonal Honor Sxiety 4. WIT 1.2.i Cross C.-onm 44 Fl Tl RF PLAXS College, become a computet wizard Things immortal. Soren Kierkegaard. Led Zeppelin, nonaxtfutmits and enlightenment Miller. David FITt RF PIAXS College work, marriage, lots of kids So long Strsenstxi Good tuck class of 1 4 Miller. Lori (Lor) Fl Tl RF PLAXS Take u easy and enjoy hfe 'SLD fix the past twelve sears sou have been a great beu Inend I will miss sou a kx Lose sa PS Don't wrxry la sent (,xg,xten about my trends who helped me through high school I will m.ss all a Ux FLACJX. RK.AH.KD. BD BH.DV.MF Bui most of all CF Mitchell. Lynn (Mitch) ACTIVITIES Chetrleadmg 2.4 Drama Club 1.2,1. Forensics 1.21. International Student Program 4. Orchesis 2. Ptxn Ptxs 1.4. Ski Chib I Fl Tl RF PLAXS. College, tashnm merchandising, live life ro the fullest It s what I am todas that was made by my friends of yesterday Fnends mas rxx last forever hut mem,x es do 111 never forget the pe,sp!e who have touched ms hie especolh XZ.SFtfS and JG Mocensen. Julie K (Mover) ACTIVITIES Spamsh Club 2 Tl Tl RF PIAXS To find J,m Moenson Moldowan, Marc (Molds) ACTIVITIES German Club I.J. Pistol Shoot,ng 1.2.44, STATFSMAX I Irapshtxxmg 2.4, Cross Country 1.2. Golf 44. Track I Ft Tl RF PLAXS College. traseL run a real estate company Stesenstxi was tun I erspned it a kx Good Luck. Happy new sear Monk man. Jeffrey Scon ACTIVITIES Jazz Band 44 Fl Tl RF PI AXS Berk lee Clilege of MusK nxk liH I dnp Moodhe. Mur hew L. (World Bi ACTIVITIFS Baseball I.J.44 Captam. Football I 2.44 Captam. Swimmmg 1.2.44 Captain Il'Tt Rf PIAXS College tenhmg. become the next each at Xotre Dime, play center field fix the em Yixk Yankees, hase 12 kids, gun the circus What sou gne todas rt gone, but what you hold back is lost forever Thanks to all the ,,othes and teammates who have made my years here great We didnt L se. e just ran our of time Vl.MB.CL.CS. Ff MB.MF.MKJC How tan you tram m a place like this It s like a house of ill repose or something Morstid. Kiren Dawn ACTlVmFS AMBASSAIX1R JJ.4 Senior Editor, French Club 2. Inretmedate Band I. Ski CJub 1.2.14. Student Cixsgress 244, Soccer 1. Track 2 Ft Tt RF PLAXS College, international business and travel, become the nuy x msestor in gambling casinos m Cannes Thanks to the last sear and a halt of ms educatum here. I have mans memories I hope will last Mon-C Cluh.TACO. WLDrake. BMR S.The Polxe.LRBtLeo the L xu. John and H-Wood Morel. Sunn Beth (Sue) ACTIVITIFS Internati,mal Student Program 4 Xamxsal H,m,x Stxxty 2.44. Spanish Club 244 Soccer 2.4 Volleyball 1.2.44 Co-Captain FI TI RF PLAXS Graduate m January, move to California, college sports medicine, psychology, manage I � ,sh I could hase Mated a Ixtle while mote, cause nobods does u better than the class of to 111 mist you all Thankt Habs Mulleiins. Monica R ACTIVITIFS German CJub 1.2 4 Inte natuxul Student Pngram 2.1 Fl Tl RF PLAXS Get married, travel. I malls become er emails happs I hare eipenenced many things here at Stesenum laughter, tears, krve. trxndship. maturatum educatum hut rxxhtng as imptxtant as the fact that hfe g'tes by too tax tv jux take if tor granted Thanks. God bless you. tn bean and soul especially SJY and DCH and ixhrrs Mullen. Timothy M ACTIVITIFS Fcuxbatl 1.2 Fl Tl RF PLAXS College, pox graduate Muds, become beaj hall monmx at SHS But enough Lei me get ro work, let me begin and ter me end. (Mart,, Puns) N Xeshetir. Peter D (Jimmy Page) AC.TlVmtS HALF WIT 1.21.4 Math Computet CJub 1.244 Xatuxul Hrmot Sextet) 44. WIT 1.2 44 Cross Country 44 Fl TI RE PLAXS Attend an ivy league schnd. «imputer sconce, applied mathematics, career of cxnputer design and or mathematical cmsulrmg wexk To the Jemzens of SHS Continue finding challenges and making observatuxss and judgements, and so m a spin of open-mindedness, hated on individualism with skeptKom and humor f And beware such arbitrary formulas as the above I ' esci. Mark A. (Snake) ACTIVITIFS Baseball I. Basketball 1.24 Soccer 1.244 FtTl'RF PIAXS Indata IMrveruty. business, soccer, own a xnng of health clubs Fun is over The reality finally begins Thanks AAJJTTBCDMP It s been heaven 'eumann. April Helaync f Apic) ACTIVITIFS Spanish Club 1.2 Soccer 1.2 44 Fl’Tl'RE PIAXS College, education The w� � rid is round, what teems like the end is tmly the beginning. Thanks ro all ol my fnends foe making menuxies that will lax ftxever Nicotine. Deborah L. (Deb) FITt RF PIAXS College numage Thanks to all those wh, made me laugh when I needed to the mox. Teen. Jen Jeanertere Shar. Manxsa Lo. Bets Forever cherish the menuxies we share. t,x we max someday have to pan Bex of luck to (he class of IS4 May all your dreams come true Nimmavadda. Madhavi (Marti) ACTIVITIES French Chib 1,2.1 Treasurer, International Student Ptogram 1,244. Mited Choirs 1. Student Congress 4. Soccer 2 44 Softball I FIT! RF PIAXS Loyola I nnenxy. establish a career, get married, be happy Menuxies of yeverdax will lax a lifetime, rake the hex and forger the rex Thanks kx all the great menuxies Dxt f let u end (Styri Xuibaum. Amy Beth (Aim) ACTIVITIFS Drama Club 1.2: Internalnxal Student Program 2.1. Spanish Club 1.2 Student Congress 1,2,1 FITI RF PLASS College, mar rage, have incredible amounts of money Time separates p« pfe. not fnends Good hick to everyrxse o Osier hues. Oliver ACTIVITIES German Hub 1.2.1. HALF-WIT 1.2.4 WIT 1,2 FIT I RF. PLAXS College, mechanual engineer R,xx. watch out for cops behind T and C Good luck to Che whole gang. Remember, party heanx and xay out of trouhle P Paddack, Debbie Jean (Deb) ACTIVITIES Art Club � .■� . Potol Shorxuxg 4 Trapshooting 4. Badmuxon 44 FtTl RF. PLAXS Art school, commer, ,al art. nun age travel, get rich Thanks to RC.SAjA.Ow4, BRJW.AY and DF You guys helped make these lax four years something special G,x d luck m the future and keep m touch Dive you all Parker. Kathryn (Kacky) ACTIVITIES Class B xtd 2. Sfarh Computet Club 1.2. t, J. Patriot Singers 4. Spanish Club 2: Student Oiuncil I. WIT 4 Fl Tl RF PIAXS Brigham Young I niversrty. accounting degree Remember what you are and what you re representing and always try to live up ro xout highest expeitatxms ol yourself Paulick. Marm Anne (Bean) ACTIVITIES Orchesis I Fl Tl Rf PLAXS Colkgt travel. be rich and famous You � «■ only g,x one life, ui you might as well live x to the fullex ■ hecaux this is not a dress rehearsal Pcplow, Christopher Thor (Thor) ACTIVITIES: Foe x ball 1.2 FUTURE PLANS Coileft. get serxws. buy Porsche. get out of fund To my lube SJF thank you for being there. love always. To the last of the pariter DD.BP. and AP II'ere rhe tour from H4 We irate this school and shut the door. And now it s time to perry more Perlow. Howard Lee (Howie) ACTIVITIES Drama Oub Lit Secretary. 4 President. Honor Hand Honor Choir I. J Intermediate Hand I. International Student Program 1.2.441 Madrigals 44 Patriot Singers I. Pep Band 2.44 Spanish Oub 1.24 STATESMAN 1.2.1. Student Ciingress 2.i. Swing Choir 4 Symphonic Matching Band 2,i.4. Thespians U Swimming 1.2.4. Track I FI TIRE. PLANS College, grad school, work, marry, have children Look not mournfully into the past It Comet me heck again Wisely improve the present It is thine Go forth and meet the shadowy future, without fear, and with a manly heart (Henry Wadsworth Longfellow) Petersen, Vickie FUTURE PLANS Get married. be happy and rtch. ha e mega kids Well we all Finally made it Most of us are relieved Dtsna made a lot possible for mr She s the greatest friend anyone could ever base Thanks ro Bean.MAP.Pnncets.Pam and Boob We re had loads of fun Take care and keep in touch Lore you Ken Peterson. Brad (Pud) ACTIVITIES Graphu Arts Oub IJ.3.4 Sk, Chib 1.2. Baseball 1.24. Basketball I. Football I FUTURE PLANS Cruise to California, form my own rock group, open tor Van Halen at the I'M) US Festival Lite u a game of poket • call the Nulls and lay down your cards Peterson, Ldum ACTIVITIES HALF W IT 1. National Honor Society 2J.4 Softball 1.2.44. Volleyball 2.44 FUTURf PUNS College If you can imagine a. you can achietr it If you can dream if. you can become u I William Arthur Ward I Peterson. Mary ACTIVITIES National Honor Society 2.4.4 Track 1,2.44 Volleyball M FUTURE PLANS College, career in restaurant management lh not follow where the path leads Rather, go where there is no path■ and leave a trail Phillips. Steve (Fred) ACTIVITIES Bowling Club t.2. Lettetmans Club ,4. Photography Club 4. Spanish Chib 4. Tennis 1.24.4 FUTURI PLANS. College, ttxslogr, bike across the United States Good-bye to people l e trusted Pischke, Lawrence M. ( Veer) ACTIVITIES German Club .4. Intermediate Band 1.2 Math Computet Club 4: Photography Chib .4. WIT 4. Croat Country 4. Track 4 FUTURF PLANS. College, then possiNy business or rookigy Good-bye. farewell, thank God. HELP Pollock, Sttcey ACTIVITIES Ski Club 21.4. Spanish Club 4.4. Baskethall 4. Softball 1.24.4 FUTURE PLANS College, business t am not afraid ol tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday and I lose today (William Allen W'hnel l.L and PS you're the best College here I come Prellwitz. Grant (the Gccp) ACTIVITIES Debate Team 4 French Oub 2.4.4. International Student Program 2.4.4. Math Computer Club , National Honor Society 4 On one occasion Aristotle was asked how much educated men were superior tv those uneducated. As much, he said, as the living are to the dead ' (Diogenes Laertiis) Prescott. Tina Chere (Teeny) FUTURE PLANS. College, travel, marriage You better reach for the stars now. so vout futute is as bright as you want Prettenhofer, Gary Glenn ACTIVITIES Honor band 4. Pep Band 1,2.4.4, Ski Club 1.2.4.4. Symphonic Mats htng Band 1.2.4.4. Soccer 1.2.4.4 FIXTURE PLANS To own my own successful auto body shop If sou don 't own a Pontiac, you ain 't nothing Previn. Andrew (Prepps) ACTIVITIES Class Officer f. Basketball I. Football 1.2.4,4. Track 1.2 FUTt'RF PLANS College, partying, guts To eventually make EHK the happiest girl m rhe world Diam Devo. Thor. Pud Good luck Lisa I with you were older Proesel, Diane Marie (Di) ACTIVITIES Bowhng Club I. French Oub 1.2 Ft TURF PLANS College. Nologi chemistry mayor, happily married, own a Ferrari, enyoy life to the mas Good-bye my friends, maybe forever. Good-bye my friends, the stars wan tor me Who knows where are shall meet again, if ever But time keeps floating like a nver to the sea (The Alan Parsons Proyect) Thank you ALMH and PGK for helping me grow up And thank you teachers for taking the rune to teach me Good luck everyone Muy Then Julie Promen. Jennifer Ann (Juanita) ACTIVITIES AMBASSADOR 2.4 Fnnh and Sports Fdxor. 4 Sports and ScttaOf Editor. Lettetman s Club 4. Mixed Choirs I. National Honor Society 2.4.4. Quill and Scroll i Ski Club 1.2 4. Spanish Club 2.4.4. Stucknt Council 2J.4 Secretary. Soccer 1.2.4.4. Swimming 1.2.4.4 Captam El TURF PLANS Take the minimum, give the maximum and find the mviuNe sun One of the greatest burdens is having potential (Linus Van Pelt)' R Raeland. Mark D. (Rigs) ACTIVITIES Forensics 4.4. Ifmtir Band 1.2. 44 Jan Band 2.4. Pep Band 1.2.4.4 Photography Club 1.4. Spanish Club 2.4.4. Student Congress 1.4. Sympbituc Matching Band 1.2.4.4, Trask 1.2.4.4. Wrestling 2 FUTURF PLANS College, law school My best ro Howie. Jeff and all the others who made these last four years great 4 patues mote Ret met Gayle ACTIVITIES Future Homemakers ol America 2 Orthesis 2. Outreach 2. Bowling 1.2 Ft Tl RE PLANS CLC. manage Tt has been rhe best four years of my life Especially the last two - thanks to you John IV love you always Only 41 2 more years You are the lose of my life, you are my inspiration. (Chicago) Rt zo, David A (Gandhi) ACTIVITIFS Graphic Arts Club 2 4.4. Football 1.2.4 k Track 1.2. W'restling 1.24.4 El Tl RE PLANS College. West Point, lam,Is That which does not loll us makes us stronger (Sietitshe)“ Rodbro. Michael C. (Juice) ACTIVITIES Basketball 1.2.4.4. football I.2.4.4. Track 1.24.4 FUTURE PLANS College, be a part of the pony exfxest with Todd, own a teal estate in Hawaii with Bubba Mv dearest apprecatum ro those coaches who se helped me to become a better plater They can conquer, who believe they Can Rose. Scott M ACTIVITIFS German Club 2.4.4. Math Computet Club 2.4.4. National Honor Society 4.4. Racquet ball Club 2 Basketball I. Golf 1.2.4.4 FI Tl 'RF PIANS Engineering or business school, make money, travel, eventually settle down on the west or southern oast Best of luck ro everyone m the future Rosen, Rohm Lynn (Rob) ACTIVITIES: Cheerleadmg I (aptam. 2.4,4 FI TURF PLANS Mayor in Communications, marry a billionaire There ate places III remember all my Itfe .. some have gone and some remain All those places had their moment waeh lovers and trends I can still recall, m my life I've loved them all Mike, you brought something itn special into my life 111 never forget you IL YA Rosser. Shdron ACTIVITIFS Claw Board 2. Ski Club l.J FUTURE PIANS College Memories of yesterdav last a lifetime Thanks LLTM.MO.DS. SBDD-the times we have spent together have been the best Ruben stem. Michele (FP) ACTIVITIFS Drama Club 12. Otchests 2.4 Patriot Singers 4. Swing Choir 4. Thespians 2.4.4 . El Tt RE PLANS College Rubinstein. Wilium Scott (Bill) ACTIVITIES Bowling Club 1.2. Ski Club 1.2.4.4. Tennis 1.2.4.4 Ft Tt RE PLANS College, make n big m the future These putt tout ieats at Stevenson have been great To all mv great fnendy best of luck i College and m the future Keep in touch Rvan, Colleen Patricia (Cow) ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1 Ft Tl RF PIANS To he extremely rich And in the end. the love you take is equal to the lose you make (John Lennon and Paul McCartney I Ryan, Mary Thcrese (Derge) ACTIVrriFS French Club I. Mated Chous I FUTURE PLANS Teaching degree, own my own pre-school Remember, life is very short and there s no time for fussing and ftghcmg my Inends And all you need it love (John Lennon and Paul McCartney ) s Sanelli. Alfred A (Fred) ACTIVITIES Drama Oub 1.2 4.4. Honor Band 4. Pep Band 2.4.4. Ski Chib 24. Student Congress 2.4. Symphonic Matching Band 1.2.4.4. Technical Crew 2 n n RF PLANS College, manage, make tt big One day soon will come great rewards for all we've done Thanks for the memories Sanchez, F.mil Ray (Eems) ACTIVITIES Sk, Club 1.2.44. Football 1.2 FUTURE PLANS College business, own a Ferrari ’Off to a piece of scratch paper because if you pur it in your notes you U never understand it. Sanchez. Norma (Norman) ACTIVITIES Future Homemakers of America 2 Outreach 2. Spanish Oub 2 Badminton I. Soccer 2 FUTURE PLANS College, business navel Never lose sight of your dreams Some day they will come true Scarborough, Ursula (Sue) ACTIVITIES French Club International Student Program 2. 44. Soccer 2 FUTURE PLANS Anatum There has NEVER been a better graduating class than the class of � 4 Schilling, Melissa Ayn (Mel) ACTIVITIFS Basketball 1.2 4.4. Softball 1.2.4 4 FI TURF PIANS College A vpei ial thanks ft Mr Ralfaelh for making my four year of basketball so great I'll remember rout practices always Schlago. thanks for making my senior year filled with awesome memories km Lisa I u better in Spring Lake Park What should I do' ' Schilling, Patricia (Cheeks) ACTIVITIES Intermediate Band I. (Artreach I. Ski Oub 4. Symphonic Marching Band 1,24.4. Basketball 2 4.4. Softball 1.24.4 FUTl'RE PLANS Attend An Institute of Pittsburgh, commereat snist Enyoy u while it lasti SP.LL.SM III miss ya Good luck with your bowling girl A spec at good-bye tu CW and GP Schlag. Daragh Eileen (Schlago) ACTIVITIES Class Board 1.2 Drama Club I FI TURF PLANS. Attend NHL communications, speech educatum, teach children with speech defects I would like to thank the teachers at Stevenson as well as my peers for making my senior year so great Mel thanks for all the awesome memories that FU never forget Where is Lisa Lubener' At the Lincolnshire Marriott Schmidt. Robert Karl ACTIVITIFS French Club 1.2.4. Lettetman s Club 4 . Ski Club 4. Trap Shooting M. Baskethall 1.2.4 Soccer 1,2.44 Capram. Tennis FVTl ‘RE PLANS Career m bonnets Hold on loosely. but don’t let go Hi specui Schooling. Christine ACTIVITIES German Club 1.2 Soccer I FUTURF PLANS College, travel, own landscaping design busmen Set your goals realistically and dreams wdl become a reality Special thanks to Mr Boomer and Mr Swan Schulz. Kathy Ann (Princess) ACTIVITIES Drama Oub 1.24 Sk. Cub 1.2 Track 2 El TURF PLANS College, manage My years at Stevenson have been unforgettable. I wouldni trade them for anything. Live life to the fullest Good luck class of 14 Schwan.Juliann ( Sch wann y I ACTIVITIFS Class Of feet 4 Treasurer. French Club 1.24 Secretary. 4 President. Homecoming CHurt I International Srudent Program 1.2.44 Secretary. Pom Pirn 1.2.44. Ra quetball Club 2 Student Congress 1.2.44, WIT 4 FUTURE PLANS College, mterrutumal relations, helping BG rewrite rhe Illinois Rules of the R ad Book These tout years have been great Thank you to all those people who have left me with spec al memories Best of luck ft� rau all Schwab. Randy (Schwabv) ACTIVITIES Spanish Club 2.4 Hu ball I 2.44 FI Tt RE PLANS. College, business, have a successful career Wert over Celt us m few. Pam town and TAPS live on Scnft. lames ACTIVITIES German Club 1.2 Photography Chib 1.2.4.4. Pistol Shooting 44. Soccer 1.2.44 Track 1.2.44 FI Tl RF PLANS Statuses and become a four star General ' The doors of Heaven and Hell are adyacem and identical and sou have to choose Sheldon. W. Treavor (Traltaz) ACTIVITIES Gtaphu Am Club 1.244 Foot hall 12 FI Tl RF PLANS Have tun m college, eti oy myself in life however kmg it lastv 7 cant sav Im sorry Im leaving I can feel sorry for those who have to stay Good luck to those I partied with over rhe years Even though we have yust begun the fun Thanks for helpmf me to do u nght AP DD.BP TP. JSFPJPW - Siko. Clancy (Seymour) ACTIVITIES, baseball 2.44. Basketball I. Football I FI Tl RF. PLANS College, move to North Carolina and go into huvinevs with my brother on the tobacco plantation To DP and TS about Jl. the SAC It s been a slue Simmons. Jennifer Ft Tl RE PLANS College Dm t stop now bec ause the real fun ts yust starting u party hardi and be ¥Wr Slaga. David (Slag’s) ACTIVITIES Ski Club 4 FUTURF PLANS College, mecharucsl aetunautual engineer, army, trasei to far and distant lands, meet exciting and strange people Slater S JL’J. Dean (Dean Bud) ACTIVITIES Baskethall 1.2. 44. Soccer 1.2 El TI RE PLANS. College, engineering Smith. David W (Ttggcr) ACTIVITIES Ski Club I. Baseball I. Football 1.2 Golf 4 Swimming I. Wrestling 2 FUTURE PLANS College, manage ministry I have learned and shared a lot with so man� people I gist want to say Tt Amo to my dear girlfriend Lisa Loa. thanks for always being there Sobm. Ron (Sobes) ACTIVITIES HALF WIT 2.4. Sk, Oub 44. Trapshootmg 4 WIT 23 FI TURF PLANS College career in biology or medicine The last hw years went by faster than any other and all only to be a freshman again Later, like much Sonenthal. Caryn Renee (Peter Pun) ACTIVITIES Future Homemakers of Amenta 2. German Oub 1.2.4 Orthesis 2 (Surest h 2 Vice President. Ski Oub 4 Track 2.44 FUTl'RE PLANS College Spitzer. Stephen M (Spitz) ACTIVITIFS Chets Oub 4. Irxematumal Student Program «, Math Computer Chb 4 Poto! Shooting If. Spanish Oub 44. Soccer 44 FUTURF PLANS College, computer science Springer, Lee T. Jr. fVTURE PLANS College, modeling Look our world Here I come. Stallman. John B (SulIs) ACTIVITIES Prom Court 3. Baseball 1,4, Basketball 1,2.3, Soccer 1,2.3.4 FUTURE PLANS CoBtfe To overtook the little things in hie n to miss the biggest part of life itself Thtnks fot the good times 111 mas you 11 Staar. Dean ACTIVITIES Graph Arts Chib UU Ski Club 1.2. Baseball I. Soccer 1.2.1.4. Swimming I. U rexhng 2 FlTl'RE PLANS Marines, college, law. move to Florida and ha e parties all the time To all ms hard buddies This school will never see amone like us agam Thanks to CLJE.MM.MB PB.BW.MW LL.AB Good luck See you later chew erew Stocks. Tern Lynn (Ter) ACTIVITIES AMBASSADOR 2. Sports and Junxx Editor. 4 Co Editor in Chief. Oast Board 4. French Club 1.2.1.4. International Student Program 2.3.4. National Honor Socer, 3.4. Quill and Scroll 3.4. Ski Oub l.Z Student Congress l Soccer 1.2.3.4. Track I El IT RE PLANS University of Iowa, study nursing get married, live a happy hie Life is a series of hellos and good byes, of new faces and old friends, of antic ipation, and memories Thanks to all mi friends fot the great memories Just remember t Stop Believin' (Journey)' will remain tn mv heart forever Remember■ Lite is too important to be taken tenoush And if you hug someone at lean once a day and twice on a rainy das. you II always be happy • like ME Tucker. Tamara (Tam) FlTt’RF PLANS Quit surviving and start living Keep on smthn through the ram. laugh-,n at the pam. toUtn with the changes, till the sun comes out agam (Ucr Wilke)'4 u Vngerleider. Daniel L. (Kermit) ACTIVITIES HALF WIT 2. Honor Band I. Pep Band 4. Symphomc Mauhmg Band 3. WIT 2 FlTl’Rk PLANS CoUege. traveling Roses are ted. Violets are mean M Mi ate great, especially when they re green V Valaika. Hill (Snake) ACTIVITIES Lettetman s Quh I. Basketball 1.2. Soccer 1.2 FtTI RE PLANS Indiana or LSI’, business administration When I left m third grade I never thought I d move back and see this place again Bur two years ago I did. and I've had the best times of my Ufe. Here's to El Tt RE PLANS College, travel And the end of all our exploring will be to arrive where we started and know the place fur the fust time ITS Eliot) Winger. Cheryl Anne (Winnie) ACTIVITIES German Oub I. Pep Band 2.3. Ski Oub 3,4. Symphonic Marching Band 1.2.3.4. Bowling 2.3. Softball 2 FUTURE PLANS Become a successful busmen woman, have a happi family Wolfe, Jonathan Franklin (Josh) ACTIVITIES Spanish Oub 4. Tenms I.2.3.4. Wrestling 1,2,1 FUTl'RF PLANS University of Iowa. law. make lots of money, have a fusty wnfe and two at three kids Amt it funny how time lies when the best is yet to come 1 Bryan Adams) Wolff. Jeanette M (Setters) FUTURE PLANS College, marriage Good luck to all my friends tn the future IAL YMA PB well all right. The three Joes will always live on. Wyatt. Kirk (Squeak) ACTIVITIES Soccer I. Wrestling I FUTl’RE PLANS Move to California, race mixorcros . open a Subaru dealer, go to college This school is definitely not California Stone. Ronald L. (Bonehead) ACTIVITIES Ractfuerball I. Ski Club 1.2.3.4. STATESMAN 2; Student Congress I.Z Symphonic Marching Band I. Baseball I. Basket hall I. football I. Track 3 Fl Tl'RE PLANS College, take over the Playboy Empire For all the people that feel they re a cur above the rest they re really a step behind Stover, John F. (Stovepipe) ACTIVITIES Basketball l.Z Football 1.2.3.4 FlTl'RE PLANS College, own my own bar. get out of Chicago and llhnors To all my fellow puttiers The last four years have been great JW.TS.DD, AD.TP MN.BP ill never forget you guys and the great times we ve had together Strawser. Dawn Sherree (Blonde) ACTIVITIES Drama Club 2, Forensic s 2 International Student Program I. Patriot Singers 2. Swing Chon I EUTIRE PLANS Make a career and life of my own. maybe get married Red. Thank you for everything We will be forever fttendv You can't get rid of me that quick Stuart. Mike ACTIVITIES French Club 1.2, International Student Program 1.2. Ski Club I. Golf 1.2.3. Swimming 1.2,3. Tennis 1.2 FITl:RF PLANS Indiana Univetuty. get a good car Thanks and good luck to everyone Sussman. Howard Alan (Howte) ACTIVITIES Spanish CJub 1.2.3 FI TI RE PLANS College, pre law Taps forever Sixers over Celtics tn four Sutherland, Noele (Bean) ACTIVITIES STATESMAN I. Basketball 2 FUTURE PLANS Summer m Europe Don i ever lower yourself, forgetting ak vour standards. Ridicule u nothing to be scared of ADAM and the Ants T Tagaro, Leah (Lea) ACTIVITIES French Oub 1.2, Pistol Shooting 4. Ski Oub I. Trapshocxing 4 FlTl'RE PLANS College, medicine Friends-a shoulder to cry on. and ear to bend, money to borrow and clothes to lend Enday rught mones and afternoon walks, being together, our private talks Mending our hearts, crying those tear , planning out future voicing our fears Ihtt memories together, may then never end. always together, forever friends Best of luck always class of 84 Tanncbaum, Howard (Howie) Fl.TL'RE PLANS Collect, marriage, make tons of money Thank God I m twit of here Tanruwjva, Lokesh S. (Stash) ACTIVITIES International Student Program 2.3. Math Computet Oub Z3, National Honor Socrety 2,3.4 President. Ski Oub 1.2.3.4. Spanish Oub 3. Soccer 1.2.3,4, Track 3.4 FUTI 'RF PLANS Medicine, cardiovascular surgery, tty to the mountains of Switzerland and live with a Swiss Miss Insist on yourself, never imitate t Emerson) Thompson, Mark ACTIVITIES Drama Oub 2,3,4. Forensics . Math Computet Club 1.2.3.4. National Honor Society 2.3.4. Spanish Oub 2. 3,4. Symphonic Marching Band 1.2.3. Technical Crew 1.2.3, Thespians 3.4; Swimming 2 FUTURE PLANS Uruversxy of Illinois, computer programming 'I have never let my schooling interfere with my educatum Mark Twain) May x be so for us all After four year we must have learned more than bland information we ve learned more about lift Topel. Amy Marie ACTIVITIES French Oub 1.2.3.4. Honor Choir 2, International Student Program 1.2.3,4, Lettermans Oub «, Madrigals 3,4. Mixed Choirs I. Photography Club 3, Soccer I.2J.4 FUTURE PLANS College, become rich and famous, seek truth and rustice and the Amentari way Will you remembrr me when I marry someone nch and famous Triplett. Dean (Trip) ACTIVITIES Ski Club U. Baseball I. fotxball I.Z3. Track 2.3.4 FLTURE PLANS CoUege. become a millionaire Eat before you drink Tucker. Karen Jill (KJ) ACTIVITIES AMBASSADOR 1.2 Sophcxnore tdxot 3 Clubs Editor. 4 Editor m■ Chief Drama Club 1.2, International Student Program I.Z3 Secretary. 4. Orcheus I. Quill and Scroti 2J.4. Spanish Oub 1.2.3. STATESMAN 4. Technical Crew I FUTURE PLAN'S College, nursing or pharmacy, marry a very rich good-looking doctor, move some place warm, have a few kids, own a new sports cat every year, and never stop having fun Thanks to all my friends who helped make these the best of tunes Memories Valcnziano. Barbara F. (Bobra) ACTIVITIES Intermediate Band I; Track 1.2.3 FlTl RE PLANS Marriage, family, live m the country, be happy Thanks to all my friends who helped me to make high school really fun I wish eveyone the best of luck Van Dixhorn, Robert H. (Van) ACTIVITIES Graphic Arts Oub 1.2.3.4. STATESMAN 1.2. Water Polo l.Z EcxxbaU I. Swimming 1.2.3.4 FLTURE PLANS CoUege. mayor in building fence and lactones w Walser. John K. (Billy John) ACTIVITIES HALF WIT 1.2.U Editor. WIT l.Z3.4. Basketball l.Z3. Cross Country 1.2 FlTl RE PLAN'S College, become a real writer, live m a refndgerator box. teach English at a hobby. haw a breakdown, get No Spitting on the Floor and Realm is Just a Tongue in the Ear published I use the hevr minds of mi generation destroyed by madnes starving hsstencal naked. dragging themselves through the negro streets at dawn looking (tv an angry fixjangelheaded hipsters burning for rite ancient heavenly connection to the starry dynamo in the machinery of the night (Allen Ginsberg I Kids. I'll miss you. Jen. thank you for all.' Warn back. Pete ACTIVITIES Ski Club Z3. Fotxball t.Z3.4 FlTl RF PLANS CoUege business To achieve all that is possible, we must attempt the impossible To be as much as we can be, we must dream of being more Warren, Jennifer L Jenn -Jenn) ACTIVITIES Student Congress 2,3. Student Council 1.2,3 FUTURE PLANS College, get married and have children I wish every one a lot of good luck and happiness Thank you to all my frxnds fot being there when I needed you Weber. Kara Elizabeth (Duble Va) ACTIVITIES, french Club t.2,3. Pep Band 2. Symphonic Matching Band 1.2,.3.4 El Tl 'RF PLANS College sporti medicine, have lots of fun Eve had amxher dream about Irons at the door but they � wm r half as frightening as they were before Dee • thanks fot three years of fun. Weiner. Allan Barnett (The Peach) ACnvrriFS l r m Club 1.2.3 4. Forensics 4. German Oub 1.2. HALF-WIT I. .4. Honor Band Z14. International Student Program 1.2.3. Jart Band 2. M, Pep Band 1.2.3.4. Ski Club 1.2.4. STATESMAN l.Z Student Congress 3, Simphonit Marching Band 1.2.3.4; Technical Crew I. Thespians 2.3.4. WIT 1.2.3.4. Soccer 1.2 El TI RE PLANS College, adulthood, old age senility, the big one In the words of my great, great grandfather, the open prune looks at ya more pretty from alat than if tt catches your eye teal close, specially since ya can t see the weeds and the varmints which make x real Weiss. Jodi (Jo - Jo) ACTIVITIES Drama Club l.Z HALF WET 1. International Student Program 1.2,3 Vice Prendent. 4. Outreach 1. Spanish Oub 1.2.3.4. Technical Crew I. Bowling I ElTURt PLANS University of Iowa pte-med To all my friends-thanks for giving me such great memories They will be cherished forevet. You all made these past four yean the best I II miss ya all next year See ya KJ Westerbere. Kathryn (Kathy) ACTIVITIES French Club 1,2.3 Vice-President. 4. Honor band 4. Intermediate Band I. National Hontv Six retv 2.3.4. Pom Pon 1.2.3.4. Ski Club 1.2. Student Congress 4. Symphomc Marchmg Band 2.3.4. Track 1.2 FUTURE PLANS College All the animals excepting man know that the principle busmen of life is to enyoy x (Samuel Butler)’ Whitaker, Carol Ann (Wit) ACTIVITIES Class Board !. Homecoming Court 2. Racquetball Oub 2. Ski Oub I. Student Congress t.2,3. Softball I. Tennis I.2.3.4 FITI RE Pl-ANS College, be successful, healthy and happy The only httut to our realization of tomorrow vnl) be out doubts and tears of today There ft ve. let us go forward wxh strong confidence and tctiw faith (Franklin Roosevelt)' Wickert. Hr add (Wick) Ft.TL!Rt PLANS College, advertising production, marry a beautiful chtck Live your lite m the fullest Don t let anyone or anything itand tn your way At RUSH once said. Everybody has got to deviate from the norm Wilson. Donald (Dandy) ACTIVITIES Drama Chib 3.4. Jan Band 3.4. Technical Crew Thespians 3.4 FUTURE PLANS College, make much money Never lose sight of your dream and keep reaching for them until your dreams come true Wilts, K Laura A ACTIVITIES Oats Board Z Oats Officer 2. Drama Oub 2.3.4. french Oub I.Z3.4. International Student fhogram 1.2.3.4, Madrigals 3.4. Mixed Chous l.Z Student Council 4. Technical Crew 3.4. Thespians 3.4. Soccer I Y Young, Michael ACTI TTIES Graphic Arts Club 2.3.4. Spanish Club 4. Soccer 1.3. Wrestling 2 FUTURE PLANS Callere To all my Inends that helped me through the year thanks And for the person who Muck wxh me through the woru. I have to say. I love you Beth Young. Susan J. ACTlvfriES Honor Band 3.4. Pep Band 3.4. Symphomc Marchmg Band 3.4 Swimming 3 FUTURE PLANS College, elementary education, live in Minnesota wxh (he killer moscfuitoes Let me continue to grow in gentleness wxh each new Jay . . responsible to friend sensitive to their need piyfully giving, lining, living. (Unknown) Thanks lot all your undetMandtng and friendship MRM.LGM.MAR z Zelazny, Tammy (Red) ACTIVITIES Htxsor Band 4. Intermediate Band I, Jau Band 3.4. Pep Band 3,4, Ski Club Z STATESMAN 1. Svmpfxxuc Marching Band 2.3.4 FUTURE (‘LANS College, to be successful in whatever I do tn my life Today we O Max a new life and say our l M gixid-byes. to all the frxnds we've grown to love, wxh whom we ve laughed and cried Yes. high school days are precxMis hut btxf. where all your dreams come true, h s not the end. but the beginning of a life we ll Mart anew Z.ihsch.Jim (James) ACTIVITIES Swimming 2 El TURF PLANS: Universxv of Illinois, degree in aviation management or engxxenng. become president ol Boeing Anctaft. make a million by age 33 Time they when you have absolutely no idea what you re doing Thanks Smelly (or being such a great frxnd KS and CP look me up in 18 yean for your Vets I played the game. I cheated, and I won (JEU 60 KRISTIN. DTKCAN. out- standing in her ability to serve as Class President for three years, is also involved in Soccer and Tennis. KELLY A HATH has represente our school by being on the Cheerlcac mg Squad and in various other grout like NIIS. Student Congress, an Spanish Club. SENIOR STAND-OUTS BOD CRAWFORD a member of NHS, Spanish Club, Student Council, and Congress has also participated in such sports as Soc- cer, Swimming, and Tennis. ERIC FARNSWORTH a member of the su- perb Soccer Team has joined Spanish Club and NHS. written for the WIT and HALF- WIT and played in Honor and Pep Bands. F HAl FSCHILp has ognized for hH jyjfuripation in Hon- or. Pep. and Symphonic Bands while also being active in Cross-Countn and Track. SENIOR STAND-OUTS MARK THOMPSON, a par- ricipanr in the very successful Computer Team, has also been in Drama. Forensics. Spanish Club, Thespians, and Swimming. JENNIFER PROMEN an avid member of the Swimming Team, is also on the AMBASSADOR Staff. NHS. Quill and Scroll, and is active in Spanish Club Functions. SANDY GRAY an Honor, Symphonic, and Pep Band player has also excelled in Swimming. Track, and Cross- Country while being in NHS, Spanish Club, and in Student Council. LINDA MARKS, excelling in both-Cross-Country and Track, is also on the AMBASSADOR Staff, a Class Officer, and a member in the French Club, Letterman's Club, Ski Club and NHS. JOHN WALSER has represented our school by being a major writer of our two literary magazines, the WIT and HALF- WIT, he has also been a member of both the Basketball and Cross-Country Teams. i mu uuuuuu idu.u necuru n _ Homage at s Jirit Booster finterfest '8 - , - , L- ■ Wrwr ll CHAPTER: 4 CLASS OF 1985 ( ju-nyars) : 1- A class that ranges in age from 16 to 17. 2. These students are now the lower upperclassmen and can tease sophomores as well as freshmen. 3■ Juniors can now legally drive to school, so their school bus days are over. TYPICAL JUNIOR official in vita tion« to the 1984 prom important dates for college testing• books which • usually remain unopened look of relief to finally be an upperclassman parking permit entitling one to legally drive to school upstairs lockers signifying seniority over underclassmen ROW 1 A Martin, secretary. J Burnstine. treasurer ROW 2: T Wasser man, vice-president. S. Deveirman. member ROW V L Lehnert. presi dent. C. Winocrad. member 69 Mark Aguilar OhriKim Al n i.raldo Alyi Mark Ahhans Mark Amidei Miriam Andrea oA Lauren Baker Joseph Uarnubcc % Glim Barnett Michael Barnvos Melissa Bass Sherry Bondi William Bowser I)cbra Brant Kevin Breen Kelly Browc Bull Buckman Ik Dawd C ardinal Amy Carter , Cazolas Champagne ce Claus Kathryn Cobb Jeffrey Colon David Cook Pamela C.rask Deanna Dalinis Bobby Dave Dawson Mail? Deady Patrick De Blase fiftieth Decker Mark Dctomasi jsan Deveirman ickstein Jennifer Doench s Michele Downing Kendall Drake Jill Dry den James Fergadis Jenny Ferrin Samuel Fiducci I.oren Fiedler Daniel Fine Sheri Finkelberg • Fir ■ Lori Finkle Bryan Flangel Brian Bather Jeffrey Mindy Eltnl Rob Gile Rob Giassberg Rob Gleason Dan Gkxiowsk Karvri (todell Gayle Goldberg Raul Goldenbcrg James Goldman Debbie Gombar Royanne Gordon Jenny Grant 71 Haul Gri� e� Kwes Steven Greenberg Alison Ctrommc Magdalen Michael Grvn Grel| Guentz tierrez f Cathy Hallsten Man Hamblin Stacv Harris rvey F.ric Hauk Karen Hedges John Heinzmger C arric Heller Kim Hcnsev Scott Hcrkcrt Amy Hcrshinow Hayley Herskovitz Ann Hcving Bill Hillborn Matthew Hillis L«hi- Ho Gordon Hogan Kendall Hurlburt Laura Hush Jill Hutchinson Jonathan Jacobs Melissa Jams Lisa' Johnson Sheri Johnson Michelle Jung Russell Kahl Kristine Kami Amy Kaprivc Paul Karalotas Lisel Kedzior Marv Kelley Kathy Kempncr Kendra Kiri 72 Matthew Klister Kristin Knaak Stephen Knowles Nancy Kochendorfcr Knsua Kocppen Steve Korn on Merrick Kossaik Jeff Koszuta Lisa Kranr Krause l.tsa Kr Christine Kreisheimer Sandra Krcnnrich Stacey Kress Lisa Krueger Mar) Kusumoto Michael Kuta Mu had tejrrand Lisa Lehnert Michael l.eissner Lon Lent in Karen Let) Jami 1-ess Lisa Levinson Scott Levinson Wendy Levy Tracy Lmchan Troy Linton Jell Lipshit Nicole Luczak Tyrone Lufman Glenn Maddalon Jeffrey Magit Chantal Mahler Robert Mantrcdim Iris Mann Michelle Mateolis Amanda Martin Michele Marubio Corbett McCaleb Maura McDonnell Brian McRae Crai£ Meadors 73 Shayne Meadow Kane Meg.eg ian ( vnthia Meier Jason Meredith Lon Mctzcl Meyer Daniel Miller Dennif Monaghan Tim Moore H Sally Mueller Julie Mullins Man Muscarello Gerald Nabar Dave Neumann Theresa Nicmet JiU Novey 1 ara Novey Wendy Oliver Greg Olson Daniel Osnck Jeff Pack Steve Parmelee Ron Parrish Rob Pavnc Tina Payne Tom Petersen Jame Eokorn Lorraine Preston James Pruter Marianne Pusatcn 8 Daniel Rabishaw Kim Rader Sheri Rcdeker Mike Ritter Yadi Rivera Jeffrey Roberts Chris Robertshaw Sylvia Rodas Neil Roseman Sharise Roseman 74 Kevin Rosenbaum lim Hose now Henry Rosset Mitt bet h Roukis Tern Runge Charles Russell A Nancy Ryan Sheryl Ryan Adam S.u r.s Mi abeth Sanford Bcatc Sauer Kathrvn Sawyer o C raig Scachitti Richard Schoedel Nancy Schroeder Mkki Schuman Julie Shields Karen Siebel Marcv Simon Janfc Sireci Tom Sklar-Blake Marc Slavik Beth Soder Tim Sodcrstrom Helene Spim r Kristen Sporlecicr Tom Stabler Leianne Stanley Barry Stark Tracy Steinmeie? Margaret Stengcle 1-aurcl.Sterling Shelia Stoll Kevin Stone I..� Stowe Michelle Suveges Jeff Swan Cindy Swidlcr Todd Tabachka Tern Tambourino Debra Tannebaum 75 David Taatbox Linda Tarbox Victor Taohcr Donidlc Tharnstrom Dawn Thompson Janus Thompson Kirk Thorne Kim Thorsen William Townsend Julie Tr I ru$;er Jody Tucker Whitney Urheim Tom Valaika John Vece Marcus Viks Brett V� akeham Kevin Walsh Renee Wasicke 78 CHAPTER: 5 ( klab mem-bars): 1. Various people who par- ticipate in school activities before, during, and after school. 2. The members plan picnics, programs, and just have a good time. 3■ Their dedication and school spirit always show through. CLUBS wit magazines and ambassador for public enjoyment artwork showing student creativity isp globe demonstrating worldwide involvement band instruments for playing spirit songs camera for all . photo club yr shutterbugs statesman which provides interesting information 79 TYPICAL CLUBS STAFF ROW 1 L Finklc, J. Promen. K Duncan, J. Stchlc ROW 2: D. F.llison. K. Morstad. L. Marks. P. Crask ROW 3: J. West. D. Adams. A. Kcsmc, S Midanck ROW � T. Stocks. K. Tucker Working diligently, the 14 member staff of the 1984 AMBASSAIX)R created and constructed an original year- book. However it is not an easy job, names must be typed, pictures taken, layouts drawn, and deadlines met. Despite their efforts, sometimes mistakes still occur and to insure consistency corrections must be made. So to raise money for these corrections, candy was sold as a fundraiser. AMBASSADOR 81 OFFICERS S. Klier, treasurer. B. Levine, secretary. L. Tantuwaya. president. S. Gray, vice-president NHS JUNIORS g ROW l L. Claus. R Kossack. G. Back ROW 2: L. Krause. L. Preston. L. Stowe. F. Sanford. S. Bliss ROW V M Meyer. T. ■a Wasscrman. M. Bass ROW 4: L. Lehnert. M. Simon. S. Deveirman ™ ROW 5 C. Cairo. B Gilbert. M Zeffrcn The National Honor Society is an honorary association consisting of the top achievers among the upperclassmen. To raise money for scholarships, fundraisers such as can - dy sales, taffy apple sales, and the annual canned food and toy drive have been successful. This year the students have been helping out in the Glenkirk Thrift Shop. All proceeds will be donated to support the mentally retard- ed. SENIORS ROW 1 S Rose. C. Miller. P Ncsbeitt. L. Marks. M Thompson. B. Crawford. S. Gray.J. Goerges ROW ?.: T. Stocks. MJ. Casaletto. K Mdlskog, K. Duncan.J. Greene. E. Farnsworth, K. Abate. C Bugner. E. Ehrich. S. Klier ROW S. Krishnan. G. Prcllwitz, S. Motel. J. Promen. F. Brunner. D. Greenberg. A. Latinsky. M Ma. S. Maufschild ROW 4: L. Tantuwaya. K. Westerberg. L. l.inderman. S. Hershinow, B. Levine. K. Knapp. K Higdon 82 HONOR SOCIETIES .. Marks. J. Promen. J. Goldstein. C. Hannon ROW 2: S. Hershinow. L. Riser, ROW V A. K. Duncan. J. Greene, C. Mahler. P C.rask ROW 4: S. Koppel. K. Tucker, T. Stocks. D. Quill Scroll is an honorary society for jour- nalists in the upper 1 3 of their class who are members of the AMBASSADOR or the STATES- MAN and serve as editors for at least one semester. All the members of Thespians, the honorary drama society, have worked at least 100 hours both on stage and behind stage in two different shows. THRSP1ANS TOP D. Wilson ROW 1: M Freed. S. Bond., S. Wilks. A Kaprive, L Stanley ROW 2 I. Wilts. K Sawyer. M Morland. C. Heifer. D. Katz. A Weiner BOTTOM CLOCKWISE: H Perlow. A Katz. D. Winters. J. Greene. S. Hershinow Vernon Area Public Library With goals of consistency and quality, the STATESMAN editors and staff are working toward a year of informative and interesting newspapers. Last year, the publication was presented with an International First Place Award from the Quill and Scroll Society. Issues from this year will again be entered for evaluation in this contest. Working diligently, the staff put out issues approxi- mately every two weeks with the traditional senior issue at the end of the year. STATESMAN 84 85 ■ I OFFICERS TOP S. Hcrshinow, Vice President, A. Kaprive, Sccre tary. H. Perlow, President. BOTTOM: S Wilks. Histori an. K Sawyer. Treasurer. The Drama Club started the year with fundraisers; selling candy sticks. Many students were later able to attend a workshop to Northern Illinois University. Various trips to famous plays were planned through - our the year. Many students participated in the fall play, The Bad Seed ” and ' Damn Yankees , the spring musical, while others worked on technical crew and behind stage. Taking part in these activities, the members had an enjoyable year. ROW 1: K. Mohn. D Wilson. D. Wilts. L. Kozlick, C. McFaddcn. A Kaprive. C. Lcese. C Walccr. S. Perlow. L. Barry. S. Haas. R McKane. Row 2: A Hillis. F. Fagin. M Hillis. B. Hcying. L. Hamblin. A. Katz. D. Katz. C. Connaughton. K. Cullen. ROW V. M. Freed. J. Keller. C. Harrison. C. Heifer. L. Stanley. L. Abromowitz. D. Winters. M Schuman. A. Buch. J Greene. ROW I H Perlow. S. Hershinow. I). Greenberg. R Greenberg. M. Morland. I.. Misener. I Mohammed. M. N'ayak, F. Saharak. G. Natonson. S. I.ambcrt ROW V D. Ramirez. A Kessic. M Kaync. I.. Witten.J. Kruger. D. Adams.J. W'cst. M. Meadows. S. Graham. L. Wilts. S Wilks. M I.erner. A. Carden ROW V C. Stein. L. Janus. C Dolon. S. Katz, I. Pak, S. Bondi. K Sawyer. W1' Powers DRAMA 86 ROW 1 M Thompson. K Mohn. R. Yard ROW 2: L. Nelson. M. Ragland. A. Weiner. A. Kapnve. C. Scachitti. D. Hillis, M. F.ntsminger ROW 3: S. Ryan. M. Freed.J. Lipshitz, T Sklar- Blake. R Glassberg. M. Hamblin ROW 4: D. Strawser.J. Dougherty. W. Levy FORENSICS DEBATE This year Forensics Club has gained many new members. They compete in three areas: original, published, or extemporaneous speech: dramatic or humorous acting; and radio. In only it's second year of existence, the Debate Team is starting off very well. Elizabeth Sanford and Jodi Kruger compete at the J. V. level. The rest of the team consists of all new members, so they compete as novices. ROW 1 F. Sanford. S. Bailey. G. Prellwitz. M. Levy. ROW 2: S. Horn. S. Kim. J. Kruger. L. Zoberman 87 As in the past the marching patriots have demon- strated their excellence in the annual Buffalo Grove and Long Grove Parades. Participating in football games and attending the University of Illinois' Band Day were also on the agenda this year. The band is again being honored, by paying a return visit to Copenhagen. Denmark, in the summer of 1984. Despite these exciting events, the band is saddened at the retirement of their director, Mr. Hab- ley, and wishes him good luck. This year the jazz band has participated in the Augustana Jazz festival, the first annual Dinner Dance, and for various feeder school functions. The orchestra in the Madrigal Dinner, the Holiday Music Fest, and the musical have added to these events. Newly formulated this year the Concert Orchestra is a combination of the orchestra, grammar school students, and chosen band members. ROW l J. Choi. M Kayne, M. Simon. J. West. A. Freed- man ROW 2: L. Grill. G Walter. A. Jackson SEATED: R Green ORCHESTRA ROW 1 D. Wilts. D. Levine. D. Ostick, E. Tagarao, M. Rogers. D. Bugner, S. Pcrlow. L. Baker ROW 2: L. Nil sen. S. Paul. A. Hilderbrand. M. F.dclhcit. K. Devcnish. A. Zielinski. D. Thompson. F. Pitchford ROW V N. Sendler. M. Bal ereit. J Benkicl. I.. Grill. A.Jackson. G. Walter. A. Freedman. M. Simon.J. West. S. West. ROW V J. Choi. D. Sheridan. J. Sheridan. F Sendler, L. Thorson. 88 ■ ROW I M Gould. H McKay. T. Zelazny. K Brown. L. Baker. J. Giunchcdi. S. Klicr. L. Baenziger ■ ROW 2. I) Jeschke. K Dungan.J. Baumstark. T. Cole. A Weiner. G. Boncimino, ROW ).J. Nies, B 1 Moyer. M. Ragland, C. Burner. S. Grupp. F. Pitchford BAND SENIORS F. . Baenziger. B. Burner. C. Burner, J Duncan. S. Fdelheit. F. Flinch. F. Farnsworth. S. Gray. B. Grupp. K. Harrop. S. Haufschild. M Murras. I).Jeschke. S. Klier. B. Fevine.J. Markese, I- Matlock. H. Pcrlow. G. Pretrenhofer. M. Ragland. M. Rogers. P. Schilling. D. I'ngerleider. K Weber. A. Weiner. K Westcrberg. C. Winiger. J. Wolfe. S. Young, T. Zelazny jA OmA Jl NiORS S Bondi. I . Brant. A (arter. C Cj ntas. K G bb. D Daluns. P. IXBlase. M Owning. I.. Fielder. I) liable. A Having. L Hoag. K Krrl. J Konrath J Lc i. NX Levy. R. Lmdenbaum. L Met e!. M Meyer. 1) Morin. D Neumann. VC’. Oliver. I) Ostick. I. Preston. K Rader. S Rvan. K Sawver. J. Sired. I Stowe. W. I'rhcim sophomores D. Adams. ( Addison, S Ahrtnhol .J. Baumstatk. J Benkiel. M. Bornstein. K. Brown. H Bucher. B Buckbee. T Cole. K Dc rnisb. B Ductsch. M. Fdelheit. R Farrugjjia N Ferraro. J. F'rantom. M Gould, S. Grupp. C. Hansen. B Heying. M. Karsh. L. Kolcsar. M Kwasck. D Larkin, M. Lcrner. D Levine. S M a sort, K Mcwrer. G Natumon. J Nics. A ' Patterson. S. Paul. S. Pcrritt. | Ramirez. B Reinhard. R. Ring. K. Rosenow. M. Roveda. K. Schellin. M. Schiewe. J. Schwan. C. Sicglcr. M Stavnes. C. Stein. K. Swartz, M. Vandricl. A NX'cis. D. Wilts. R Yard. A. Zielinski FRESHMEN L. Baker. M Balzcreit. F. Bloom. G. Boncimino. D. Burner. K Farnsworth. J. Giunchcdi. B Gray. T Hemrich. A. Hildcrbrand. D. Lmdcnbaum. H McKay. F. Mover. L. Nilsen, M. Ostrem. S Perlow. F Pitchford. F. Tagarao. D. Thompson 89 The WIT and HALF WIT are literary magazines con- taining writings by Stevenson students. The staff mem - bers spent many long hours planning for this years issues. The HALF WIT is printed in the winter and the WIT is printed in the spring. WIT HALF WIT ROW I F.. Farnsworth. L. Boden, E. Sanford. P. Ncsbcitt. A. Kaprive. D Bryant ROW 2 J. Walser. M Dulak, C. Harrison. D. Winters. C. Finn. F. Janus. F. Hugh. B. Heying. F. Pischkc, C. Hcckcl ROW VJ Ri 7o. M. Fucia ROW 4: F Iscda. B. Morland. J Park. F. Shim. M.Janis 90 ISP The International Student Program held several ac- tivities during the year. Their annual pancake breakfast and International Fair were their biggest functions. This year the club also held several ethnic dinners for the students. The ISP s main goal was to get poeple interested in hosting an exchange student or visiting a foreign country over the coming year. ROW I A. Jackson. M Kos ack. I. Stocks, G. Bach. K Mohn. W. Oliver. A Kapnvc. G. Walter BROW J Weiss. A Topel. K. Tucker. U. Scarborough. S. Spitzer. K. Mellskog, L. Linderman. L Marinaccio. S. Klicr. B. Sauer ROW V S. Maraveias. B. Hcsbol. M. Desai, N. Ma.J. Choi. L. Stanley. m L. Wilts. S. Krishnan. P. Deihl ROW 4: E. Sanford. S. Krishnan. K. Cullen. L. Mitchell. J. Schwan. M. Nimmagadda. R. Fingard, H. Perlow. G. Prcllwitz OFFICERS Treasurer: S. Komon, Secretary: J. Promcn. Vice- President: J. Calk. President: P. Karafotas Student Council is a group of hard working students trying to make the school better all the time. They produced a spectacular Homecom - ing this year with the best turn out yet. Many fundraisers such as selling roses, t-shirts and candy canes were run to make money. Student Council meets once every two weeks to hold their general meetings. Eighth period every Tuesday some of the members form com- mittees working for the students' enjoyment in the school. STUDENT COUNCIL ROW 1: S. Haufschild. D. Leben, K. Koeppen. K. Mcllskog, R. Crawford. S. Gray. S. Komon. K. Keyes ROW 2: T. St.John. B. Buckbee, K. Browe, L. Lehnert. B. Smith. P. Katafotas. K. Lutz. M. Ritter, L. Wasscrman ROW V T Wasserman.J. Promen. K. Marubio. K. Kellock. W. McKay. B. Gray, L. Wilts. J. Gombar. L. Stowe. J. Calk ROW 4: C. Franken, S. Midanek. S. Komon, J. Johnson. J. Present, K. Midanek, L. Finkle, J. Barnabee. S. Deveirman 92 LFTTHRMANS P Gilmore. J. Dryden, K Hedges. B. Douglas. R. Katz. B. Bugner. D. Hoover. B. Flange!, L. Boden. M Deady. J. Basgall SERVICE CLUBS COM PIT HR ROW 1: S. Krishnan.J. Novey, B. Jacobsen ROW 2: I.. Marinaccio. S. Salzstein. T. Hansen. A. Hush. F. Brunner ROW V. S. Spitzcr.J. Baumstark. G. Chapman. C. Grant ROW 4: S. Oliver.J. Silvester. M. Kazen. M. Thompson J This year's Letter man s Club sold hamburgers at all home football games, and by popular demand they also sold them at all of the home basketball games. The Computer Team attended many meets this year and received many great awards. The team is strength- ened by the returning seniors. The Chess Team went up against many other tough schools, but they had a very successful season. 93 LANGUAGE The three foreign language clubs participated to- gether in several events this year, including the popular soccer picnic, where the Spanish Club captured the trophy, and the volleyball game. Ths ISP Fair was also a big event that all clubs planned for through repre- senting their countries with booths and food. F,ach club held fundraisers through the year. While French Club raised scholarship money for their sum - mer trip to France, Spanish Club planned for its excur- sion to Spain over spring vacation. All clubs also held ethnic dinners and other cultural activities which made the year a big success. ROW 1: D. Rizzo, M. Plank. M. Osterhues. P. Apostolakis. M. Andrea. L. Tarbox. J tleydanek, A. Zielinsk. M. Burnidge. C. Zorn. M. Stavnes. C. Grant. L. Forsting. J. Sylvester. M. Halverson. R. C.isliek. F Brunner. T. Hansen. F. Hauk, B. Douglas ROW 2. M. Garrison. S. Rose. M. Hdelheit. L. Pack. L. Nilsen.J. West. S. Hedrich. L. Dougherty. S Osterhues. I. Lin.J. Winiger. N. Smith. ('. Breun ROW 3: A. Hush. E. Moldowan. C. Kreisheimer. K. Kaim. N. Kochendorfer. C. Fhrman. H. Kaim, A. Schmalz, C. Sievers.J Parks. M.Janis ROW 4: J. Ilanus. R. Bernstein. A. Shapiro. A. Rechner, D. Winters. L Shim. M. Casaletto. K. Mellskog. S. Kleir, B. Brunner GERMAN CLUB OFFICERS (From I to r) D. Winters, publicity. M. Casaletto. president; A. Shapiro, publicity: K. Mellskog. vice- president; S. Kleir. secretary FRENCH CLUB • ROW 1: L. Marinaccio, Z. Dajani. T. Stocks. E. Moore, L. Schmidt. L. Gibbs. G. Prcllwitz, J. I J Goerges. G. Ingersol. B. Schmidt. C. Osika. T. Helmboch, D. Wilts. A. Jackson. M. Kearney. E. I I Pringle, D. N'cttelhorst. B. Heying ROW 2: A. Tope!, D. Jones, A Gregory. D. Adams, C. Doench. J — A Barry. A. Buch. S. Graham. I. Mohammed, M. Lurie ROW 5: U. Scarborough. W. McKay. M. flj gg Levy. J. Johnson. B. Smith. E. Ferris. J. Choi, M. Wirtz, L. Wilts, S. Wilks. S. Hass. T. Iseda ROW 4: j T. Hill. P. Dcihl. K. Knapp. S. Bailey. M. Ferris, M. Pusateri. A. Olsansky, M. McI onnell. K Weiss. ■ L. McSwain ROW V N. Ma. K Westerberg. M. Karsh. J. Schwan. A. Weis, L. Preston. J. Doench. a M. Dcsai SPANISH CLUB ROW 1 D. Bender. R. Carlson, R. Reimer. R. Barnvos, C. McQuilkin. C. Walcer. B. Gellman. D. Leben, B. Crawford. M. Ragland. G. Back. A. Simon. N. Clark. K. Gonzalez. T. Carris. D. Bryant. M. Lucia. J. Truger. A. Hilderbrand ROW 2: S. Gray. S. Haufschild. D. Rarnire , L. Kolesar, C. Mahler. M. Falk, S. Kim. M. Downing. J. Bertoldi. D. Mennemeyer. B. Gray. D. Thompson ROW V J. Promen. S. Collins. K. Slavik. V. Dokc. S. Hershinow. J. Greenbury. K. Hedges. S. Komon. P. Kenney. B. Stark. C. Dawson. S. Thompson. N. Buchanan. J. Hintz. H. Fabiciewicz. E. Farnsworth. K Alquist. V. Alimchandani.J. Olson, I.. Mickels ROW 4: M. Bass. L. Sterling. K. Gral. J. Greene. K. Abate. K. Kargl, J. Rizzo. C. Rosenow ROW V K. Duncan. B. Buckbec, L. Linderman. D. Void, C. Cairo. D Westfall. W. Kosikov, R. Morland. R. Carl. C. Boncimino. K. Link, K Farnsworth. D. Schartz. M. Kayne. J. Swislow. S. Motel. A. Smith FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS ROW I: J. Doench. board; L. Preston, secretary ROW 2: N. Ma, board; M Karsh, treasurer ROW V. M Desai. board. A. Weis, vice-president ROW 4: K. Westerberg. publicity. J. Schwan. president ngr SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS ROW 1 D. Bryant, board.J. Greene, dictator. S. Haufs- child, president. J. Promcn. board; S. Gray, vice-presi- dent ROW 2: D Thompson, board. K Duncan, board 95 The Art Club is involved in many activities throughout the school year. They include work- shops in ceramics, jewelry, and other areas of indi- vidual concern, mural painting, designing posters for school activities, plus many other service pro- jects for the school. This year, students in Photography Club learned many new things. Members were allowed to ex- periment with various techniques and procedures to further enhance their skills. Learning how to develop and print pictures were just a couple of jobs that new students accomplished. PHOTO ART 96 CHOIR ROW 1: C. Lease, L. Barry. N. Izvinko, C. Connaughton, K. Mohn. R. Glassberg ROW 2: S. Kim. B. Ilausmanrt. S. Johnson. T. Niemet. V. Petras ROW V J. Hutchinson, S. Wilks. M. Casillas. A. Katz. R. Greenberg. I). Katz ROW 4: T. Tarr, M. Rubenstein, N. Spielberg. D. Strawser. M. Freed This year the choral groups were involved in many activities. A Holiday Music Concert was held De- cember 8, the Elizabethan Dinner took place De- cember 18, and the North Suburban Conference Cho- ral Festival was held February 20. Mr. Green was very happy with the increased en- rollment in the choral department this year and looks forward to even better involvement next year. ROW I: M Downing, S. Lambert, K. Fagin, B. Brinko, S. Barrowclift, C McFadden ROW 2. S. Smith. C. Meier. D. Szentendrei, M. Fournier. A. Shutty ROW V Y Sanchez. N. Cancel. K McKanc. G. Bonita. M. Meadow ROW 4: L. Meier, E. Saharack. S. Graham. L. Shim.J. Park. A. Chorich 97 CHAPTER: 6 CLASS OF 1986 ( 'soph-o-more) 1. Scholars who are in their second year of high school. 2. Students who are busy showing off their new class rings. 3- Classmates who are the teasers and worst enemies of freshmen. ENTE.R r SOPHS TYPICAL SOPHOMORE blue slip for passing drivers ed. smile for becoming a ''super soph class ring for showing off ENTER modern health fbook for the required class 86 number ■earned for being so athletic 5a study hall pass for getting out ROW 1: L. Larson, member; M. Silver, treasurer; J. Johnson, vice-president ROW 2: K. Kellock. president; W. McKay, secretary; A. Kessie. member. S Berenson, member. Lisa Abromowit? Debra Adams Chris Addison Ernest Aguilar Cathy Ahlquist Vicki Ahc MlJ Suzanne Ahrrnholz Stesi Alldredge Mike Altshuler Sheryl Aronson Brum Austin Richard Barnvos Jim Baumstark Carol Belgcr June Benkiel Sharon Bercnson Colleen Bcrgin Mark Berman Stephanie Beutlich Mike Bewley Scott Billeck Chris Bird Jim Bivins Susie Block Marc Bornstein Anne Borowski Dina Boxser Doug Bradstrcet Stephanie Brand Bonnie Brtnko Katie Browe Kevin Brown 8 Kim Buchanan Heather Bucher Brian Buckbec Carol Bufe Michael Burnidge Jeff Burns Cheri Buskirk Mark Cantu Robert Carlsson 100 Kevin Carrick Tom Guns Jim Casaletto Manuel Casillas Richard Chalupnik Bonnie Chambers Nancy Clark Steven Cohen Terri Cole Steve Collins Megan Connaughton John Constabilco Laura Marty Mark Martha Cricl Brandee Crisp Robert Cunningham Cornell Costello Cowling David Dornbusch Steve Dulak Fikrct Durmas Marla Fdclhcit Mike Elicdge Karl Emanuel !■ Rob ra Eversole rruggio Amy Felberg 9 s Ferraro Deron Filip Forsting © Dave Fossier Jennifer Frantom Reid Franzese Adrienne Freeman Bonnie Freeman Denise Frishman 101 Geddc G Andy Gershon Getlin Gibbs Traci Gould Charles Gram Gary Grcde Randi Greenberg Sc Kt Greenwald ory Vick. Grill S-Min t.- Dawn Glii-rtr.: I awnCjuild«M Su anne llachmeistcr John lladdon Brian Hall Mark Halverson Bill Hamm Mark Hanlon Craig Hansen Tonya Hart Safah Hass Susie Hedrich Marne Hefler Bernard Heydenburg John Heydenburg Rebecca Keying lorn Hildebrand Mary Beth Kwasck Robert I .a F rent Michelle Lambrecht Dwight Larkin Laura Larson Craig Law Cathy Lend mo Da vc Lentz Mark Lerner Roscannc Lettecci Debbie Levine Michael Levy MW Paige rman Linn Jodi I.obel Marnie Long Oscar Lopez Michael Lurie Kathy l.utz John Maddlon Jim Makofski Derek Mall Akshay Manck Susie Margulies Tony Mav n Selina Mason Suzanne Massa Jodi Masterson Julie McDermid Sharon McDonough Susan McDonough Chris MeFadden Adam MeGaughy Whitney McKay Scott McLallen Lisa McQuilkin Mashe Meadow Kent Meister Jeff Mejojer Menter 9 Joy Meredith Cherissc Meyer 1'rsuUMiCcl Lcsilc Mickels Stacy Midanek Tony Miletta Debbie Miller Mike Miller Pete Miller 104 Eri ellwit resent Eric Pringle Mk Helle n (omen Dana Ramagnano Theresa Reiland Robert Reimer Kathy Reimold Rebecca Reinhard Angelica Reyes Steve Richter Jerry Moe Elaine M(� rc Beth Mon-head Melanie Morland Todd Napoli Kelly Nash Gary Natonson Cns Nelhgan Dawn Nettelhorst Jeff Nty John Nies Patrick Obenaut John Of stun Marcetto Oliver Linda Olson Martina Osterhues Kent Owsley Linda Pak o Amit Patel Amy Patterson Stephanie Paul Dave Ptegoraro Michelle Penning A V 105 Annette Rinehart John Rittenhrtuse Jeanette Rizzo Robb J� [Roberts John Robtehaud Scott Rudhro Chris Rodgers Ronun t lose Dave Roskelley Mary Beth Roved a Steve Sager Ismael Sanchez Lori Sanders Ann Mane Sctduto Kris Schcllm Matt Schiewe Laura Schmidt Jon Schmitt Jill Schnebcr Kelly Schroeder John Schwan Chuck Schwartz Sch« Dana Bill Schwebkc Arnie Shapiro Heather Shaw Stacy Shrear Craig Siegler Regina Siko Susan Sikora Michele Silver Sharon Silverman Wendy Stark Julie Scchle Cheryl Stein Matt Stuart Steve Swartz W.urcn Sweet man Julie Swislow Joe Sylvester Beth Tabathka Vrijesh Tantuwaya Kevin Theis Bob Thompson Sit «ane Thompson Blak waiforos Mark TraVnontim IX Iora Triplett 9 Chris Valdes Jennifer Valen iano Chris Yandctvelde Vanderu- b Tom VanDixhorn Maria Vandriel Debbie Void Cheryl Walter Fete Walsh Stacey Warsajier Chris Wasicke Heath Wasserman Ken Weiner Scott Weintroub Andy Weis Jeff Weiss Julie West ■ Wheeler Matt White Craig Whitney Rohm Wieser Jill Wilke David Wilts Debbie Winters Linda Witten Philip Wolfe Hal Wood Rene Yard 108 109 CHAPTER: 7 CLASS OF 1987 (frash -maan) 1. A student who goes through a year of endless teasing by former freshmen. 2. A person who is known as novice or newcomer. 3. A pupil who studies the school map before bed. FROSH I i TYPICAL FRESHMAN look of confusion after first day o s. school elevator pass■ bag with many books to get----- good grades map of school to prevent getting lost locker combination written on the back of the hand brand new shoes for long walks in halls ROW I: E. Wolfe, board; L. Wasserman, board; K. Keyes, secretary; ROW 2: S. Whipple, president; S. Komon, treasur- er; ROW 3: L. Furmanski, vice-president; L. McSwain, board Charles Adamovic Elizabeth Ahn Kurt Albeck Taylor Aldridge Kirsten Alfredson Brian Alger Eileen Allswang Roberto Aloi Beth Antognoli Peter Apostolakis Edwin Arens Turra Atkinson Melinda Austin Michelle Austin Glenn Babiak Paul Babski )■ h Lewis Baker Michelle Balzercit Monika Balzereit Susan Barker James Barnabec Anne Barry Glenn Basgall Colleen Bassett Staci Baumgartcn Brian Beil David Belzcr Shan Benkiel Gary Berman Jessica Bertoldi Sharon Bcstcrfcldt Brian Bevcrs Courtney Birch Marc Bliss Bruce Block Erie Bloom Ky Boe Lawrence Boger Charles Bohm Gregory Boncimino 112 Nam Allen Jennifer Bosler Aldo Botulla David Blind Tim Brauer Tracy Braver Kareo ■resen Christine Breun s Daniel Bryant Anna Buch Marshall Buchanan o Renee Bukowski Kimberly Bush Caryd Caldarelli Michele Campion Nancy Cancel Stephen Cardinal Renee Carl Carilyn Carlson Kimberly Carlson Shannon Carroll Beatrice Chang Jina Choi Ann Chonch Ho Chung Ronny Cisliek Judith Cobb Marie Cohen Robert Cohen Diane Cook Stephanie Crawford Joe Criel Byion Cross Christopher Culp Melanie Cunningham Harold Cutler Christopher Damitz Tom Dammeyer Dana Davis Darcic Dawson K ;„4 Nw .auric Denai pgan I.auri PF eBartolo Lisa DeBartolo Aide • Del.uca Lisa DeMuth Camilla Doench Victoria Doke Carrie ! lan Elizabeth Dougherty Jeanmne Doughcrtv Maura Downing Donald I oTad F.ddy Michael Edgar Nadenc Eisenberg Sara Epstein Richard Esp Robert Evans Karen Ewing Helen Fabisicwic? Jeffrey Far net Kristtana Farnsworth Eric Ferris F.md Feuer Davic Filc Donna [V Bryan J'irth Andrew Fox Dawn Franks John Fredin Jacqueline Freund Irene Fridland Howard Frishman Lome Furmanski Scott Gallegos Penny Gamm 114 Michael Ganison Ira Cblcr Andrew Cnjintc Jonathan Giunchedi Katherine Graf Robin Graham Shaf Kurt Oranzetto Elizabeth Gray cenberg fifcenberg Jennifer Grcybill Katherine Griffin Scott Gross Robert Gruen Mario Gutierrez Philip Guziec Kimberly Habley Willkm Hahn Kim Hanlon Christopher Harris T� cy Harrop Bruce Hausmann Sherry Havdka Scon Hcinzinger Tracie Helmbock Darnel Hcney Mama Hensey Maria Hernandez Gregory Hershinow Erik Hesbol Jeffrey Hevdanek Michael Higgins Andrea Hilderbrand Dawn Hillis 115 In Hinkle Iff Hirsch JUrsch Michael Hoban Holub Horak Wlt2 Michelle Jack Adrienne Jackson Brian Jacowon Lorna Janus Scott Jhin Jerry Jiminc StaCV Johnson Kabb Heidi Kaim Michele Kaufman Dara Keegan John Kchoe Heather Kellogg Kristine Kempner Kathleen Keyes Anastasia Kezios Steven Kim Kimberly JCing Patrick Kyle Kiri Denise Kocimski Stacey Komon Mitchell Koppel Wendy Kosikov Michael Kozanecki Loretta Kozlik David Kramer Candace Kravitz Scott Krennrich Shyam Krishnan Eric |,ur ancr Ma Mark Manshcim Eric Mimhnlt Lisa Maxchrtta Louis Mariflaccio A David Lichtcr Isaac Lin David Lindcnbaum Christine Linder Eric Linderman Penny I.in£ Keith Lit And, L c LoGripi Link Liu Derek LoGrippo Fredrick Lucas Mid Edwat Sheri Ferdinand Lansangan Jcnnif Jamie :hde Lagatd vard lakin :ri Lambert inand Lar ifcr tasscr e Litinsky Mv Jamc« Lazar Curtis Lease Mark J ediQaky JS Sheri Leese Matthew LeGrand Brian Leptich I 7 - Tro James Marks Debra Marubio Vickie Mata Scott Mattson Sean Mayercek Troy McDonald Robert McDonough Frin IrfcGinty Kelly Me Kane William McKay Frin McMahon Franklin Mc'Swain Rogelio Medellin Dianna Mennerneyer Jolee Mertlick s Philip Michalec Kim Midanek Michael Mikkonen Tresa Miller LyiJ Misener Andrea Mitchel Irum Mohamed Felicia Mohn Erie Moldowan Jennifer Moodhe Kirsten Moodhe Rebecca Morland Greg Morse Lisa Moscato Bradley M yer Minal Nayak Benjamin Ncsbeitt Robert Niles Lisa Nilsen Sharen Ohren Jacqueline O'Brien Alex Olsanskv Jennifer Olson Joanne Orlando Mark Orzoff Coventry Osicka Simone Osterhues Matthew Ostrem David Overland William Paddock Gina Panzer Jackie Park 118 Sherry Radke Lisa Ramella Andrea Rechner Karen Reiland Raymond Rinaldi Jeffrey Ritchie Aaron Rivera Christopher Roberts Craig Robertshaw Michael Robichaud Joseph Roscnteld Craig Rosenthal Donald Roth . F.ric Roth Alexandra Roukis Nell Rowe Marla Rubinstein Jeffrey Rusin Kathy Ryan Karol Sacks Ellen Saharack Timothy Salzman 1 Scott System Rosalinda Sanchez Yolanda Sanchez Danit! Santiago Brian Satinover Ann Sherri «Whitt i Andreas Schmalz $ £ Michael Schmidt Gary Schotz John Schultz Cin Pamela Schwab Edward Schwalb Theodore Selimos Christopher Shambrook Lisa Shim Steven Shlagman Ann Shutty Caroline Sievers Laura) Robert speanger Michael Staar Jill Stallman Christy Steinmeier Wendi Stercs Thomas St. John Christopher Stone Scott Stowell Kimberly Surmanek Denise Szatkowski Erwin Tagarao 120 Alan Taka Karleen Tam mura Andnit Tanncbaum Dara Thompson Stcvco Tognarelli tcvcn Togna MJ Anthonv Tosello Victor Truelsen William Tucker Michael Vece Amy Verb James Wales Mark Walkic Richard Wallner Susan Wamback David Warm Sean Warner Elizabeth Wasserman Jana Watson Barbara Weibel Kenneth Weidncr Sharon Weidner Kimberly Weiss Coll Robert W Shannon Tncta White Tamara Whittlesey David Wilson Randal! Wintg er Micheiie Wutz Emily Wolfe Lisa WoUheim Amy W.0lowic A Paul Wood Susan Wu Dawn Young Kyle Young Gabrielia Zielinski Holly Zuber 121 CHAPTER: 8 ( tem) : 1. A group of athletically inclined people who meet to compete in strenuous contests of skill and endur- ance. 2. A group of persons who, go through warm-ups and warm-downs, push-ups and suicides, victories and defeats. 3■ A group of persons with intense loyalty and spirit. varsity letter received after, participation trophies brought home after victories equipment used in various sports crutches and bandages to help cure injuries play card for excellent strategy water bottle for refreshment m 123 TYPICAL SPORTS 124 k HOW: A total team effort led to this year's fantastic season, stated Coach Alcks Mihailovic. The whole team worked very hard and in that manner; as a cat Tv r ‘Ajt RESULT: r What did all of this accomplish A lot! In fact, this year’s soccer team managed to rank in the top 16 s h cer teams in the state. They won the regionals and missed winning the sectionals by 1 game. It was the best socce, team in the history of Srevery son. 1 WHO: ROW I; | Stnft. C. MiQiiilkin. I i-anjincr, G. Rnttcnhotcr. J Stalln- n. B. jKhmidt. M Nesci. A Wcfs, l). Staar. M Witc.J. Wierr ROW 2 S Spit cr L. Tantuway A. DeLu a. R Man- frcdiru. O. Bk-c liner, A. Mihailovic. K kargl. H. Farnsworth. A Alui. I. Malitarc ROW D Briley.J Barnahcc.JL oldman. 1. Grcinbul%. S Warner. R Fingard. J. Calk 125 Soccer WHAT: The sophomore team ended the season with an impressive 7-4 5 record. The freshmen completed their first year with a third place. 6-3-1, record. HOW: Hard work by both reams enabled skills to be developed and perfected which more often than not resulted in victory. Several players also com- mented that they felt it was a valuable and enjoy- able experience. WHO: SOPHOMORF ROW 1 W O’Brien. M Shally. M. Stavnes. P Janus. S. Collins. J Schmitt. M. Karsh.J Maddalon ROW' 2 A Takci. R Rcimer. I ). Roskelley. F. Moldowan. J. Makofski, G. Ingersoli, B Buckbee. ROW V M Costello. M Boinstcin. J Izvinko. J. Present. R. Goldman FRHSHMAN ROW 1 L Andervm. E. Mansholt.J. Vander beek. D. Bryant. T. Gragg. R. Cisliek. L. Marinaccio, K. Kiri. R Esp. T. St.John. L. Fredericks ROW 2: T. Depue. J. Polnau, I. Geblcr. E. Moldowan. S. Shambrook. F. Roth. D. Bugner. A Silver. J. Ritchie. R Rinaldi, S. Pearson ROW M. Buchanan. A Rivera. M. Hutchinson. F. Ferris, B. Jacobson. M. Lobojko. A Bottalla.J Barnabee. D. Greenberg 126 Golf HOW: The goal of the golf team this year was to keep improving. With lots of long hard practices, and the determination and cooperation of all the mem- bers, the goal became a reality: WHAT: Senior Captain Ted Klinck, Dave Hoover and Jim Casaletto were three of the key members of the varsity squad. Klinck was also the Big Gun winner. Eric Bloom and Derek Logr� ppo were key mem- bers of the Frosh Soph team. WHO: ROW 1 P Gilmore. S Ablin. B Flan gel, M Moldowan. J F.ddy. T. Klinck. D. Hoover. S. Swart ROW 2 M Hoban. D. Logrippo. J. Nies. J Howe. J. Casaletto. H. Rosset. S. Rose, J. Baumstark 127 Tennis WHAT: The Varsity Girls' Tennis Team finished second in the North Suburban ( onference with records of 7- 1 in conference and 10-4 overall. Wf WHERE- : ' On the new tennis courts RESULT: Coach Franklin belives thatjj’'Our haxd work paid off; we've produced better players We re headed in the right direction.” WHO: ROW 1 G. Franklin. 1J T Bloom. L Gibbs. 1!. Fill ROW' 2. N Cain. R wic . K Duncan. (. Whitaker, rand. T. Washerman. L. Nelson in. C. Ahn. K Dougherty. K Browe. S W'hipplc ROW' b B Kammerer M Zctfrcn 128 Tennis WHAT: The Junior Varsity Girls' Tennis Team finished third in the North Suburban Conference with re- cords of 5-2 in conference and 8-5 Overall. They captured second place in the first Junior Varsity Conference Tournament. HOW: With a team of good freshmen like singles players Libby Wasserman and Liz Dougherty and exper- ienced doubles teams like Marybeth Roveda and Nancy Ferraro. WHO: ROW l.J. Busier. C. Zorn. A K Sacks. 1. W'asserman, I.. Wolfe. C Walter. L. DoughcrtJ M. Connaughton. J. Dougherty n Op ghtrt . 2 M Kayne. K ROW V I _______ 129 130 WHAT: Andy Previn broke the school's receiving record receptions per game. John 1 record for field goals, the season. Mike Rodbro, es this season, also broke pite an overall record of 2-7. two players were [ nan ed for all inference =®nd all-area Fullback Todd Tabachka and linebacker Mike Rodbro. WHO: ROW I T Rickse. T Tabachka. J Stover. M Rodbro. K Owsley, R. Gile. P. Graves. D. Cardinal. M. Ramirez ROW J R - Rn .� nj H. Roman. Coach R RaOadli, P IX-blasc. Coach B. I Smith. K Tli. me, F Wamback. T. Soderstrom. C. Russell. J. W i iln M Lt- ranJ.C I arson. A Nuhs I M :t, M. bulanda. I I loud, ( . R hertshaw. Head Coach B. Mitz. Coach BilotL ju ROW I). Thamstrom, M. Fclsl, ? Walsh. D Misencr. L. I ictllcr S. Rifes. H Boylan. R Payne. M Kolcsar. D. Hahn. D I riplett. D. R� o, C. Meadors. J. Dawson. H Hirsch. Trainer ROW � M. Meodhc, S. Parmelec.J lergadis, B. Dickstcin. D Neumann. J Consubileo. J Magir. M. Burns. A Previn. C. Riker. B MIlArH I m. W. Zwcip. J. Lucas, A. Gutierrez - - 131 Football HOW: The Soph. Pats finished their 1983 season with an outstanding 7-2 record. Their defense shut out 5 opponents and their offense scored an average of 7 points per game. RESULT: The sophs finished third in conference behind pe- rennial powers Libertyville and Zion. WHO: ROW 1 B Mackey. D. Lentz, J. Ramirez. F.. Pringle. C. Bird. O. Lopez. M Halverson. M Schiewe. C. Hanson. P Swan.J. Barry. D. Wolfe. T Mason. I). Fossicr. M Gedde. B Wheeler. B liartigan. K Carrick, ROW 2 ). Dedench. C. Law. S. Perrut. T. Napoli. K Gonzalez. M. Swidler. G Moe. T Hilderbrand. S.. Friedman. K Keyes. C. Rodgers. P. Walsh. J. Burns. T . Carris. S McOallen. M. Fitzgerald. ROW : S. Rodbro.J. Constabileo. D. Klein. J. Schwan. J. Robichaud. D. Grover. P. Miller. R. Kammerer. M Bewley, V. Smith. J Roman. J Ofstun. A Shapiro. K. Theis 132 Football WHAT: With a 3-4-1 record for the A team and a 2-3- 1 record for the B team. The freshman football reams had a pretty good season. They turned out the biggest freshman football team ever. HOW: What we were really looking for, for freshman, was an introduction to football, along with phys ical and emotional maturity. Viewing those three things, we had a fairly successful season. As these young men grow we look for them to improve.’’ explained Coach Craig Sincora. WHO: ROW 1; C Sincora. D Kramer. I Pitch ford. R Sprangcr. G . Babiak. D File. M. LeCrand. D., Belzer. S. Hciiuinger. B Paddock, S. Jhin. R Winder. T. Tosello. L. Martinci ROW 2 D. Peitin. A Liu. L. Boger. M Walkie. B Alger. M 1 cdinski. D. Ro h. G. Basgall. S. Cardinal. B Lepitch. G. Petirvn,J. Ruv'n. B. Austin ROW V Ki Hirsch. A. Gigante, G. Morv | Tpmnsky, M Gutere , B. Be vers, B Cross, C Adamovn R Iucas. R. Westcrberg. C. Robeiftaw ROW l:J. MarkS R Dickstein. I) Brand. M Bliss. M Robichaud, S. GaH o . F Llkjn. 11. Chung D. W'arm. T Sabman, M Vece. K Medrlu. ROW S I Mt Swain. M Levinson. M Fdger. P Babski. R. White 133 WHAT: K 4 Taking second in the North Suburban Conference. (NSC) This is their winningcst Season in three tWar . They also reached new goals by improving | areas of play, t___________________T_____ the NSC road t « .sey Tournament sidcring the teams state ranked, urth placo' in the think we did all right con- were going up against d Sue Motel. were WHO: HOW i Ouch B. Schenk. C Bate. M. Kou e. M. ROW 2 C. Meier. !.. fnaO.' 5 MotellROW 3: C Winograd lllavin. L Kj . 134 WHAT: Completing the season with a 6-10 record, the JV team gained the necessary experience to form a stronger team for next year. HOW: The freshman A team finished with a 9-7 record, while the freshman B team had a 6-5 record for the year. WHO: Despite the season s outcome, great enthusiasm was displayed creating an enjoyable year. Jl NIOR VARSITY ROW I Coach Ms. Triplett. D Netrelhorst, M. Kwasek, L. Hannon. E. Moore. H. Shjw, b Tabachka ROW 2: V Grill, S. Eversole. M. Meyer. I. Cornell. L. Sanders FRESHMAN ROW 1 N. Cancel. D Hinkle. K. Dawion. D Marubio. P Schwab. M. Cunningham. Coach Ms. Shurt ROW 2: M. Balzer- eit. L. Janus. G. Radet, S. Wu, L. Spii cr. G Panzer. J. Moodhe ROW V M. Balzcreit. K Ryan. S. Havclka. H. Goldman 135 Swimming Diving WHAT: Broker every school record and several pool re- cords; beat Arlington H.S., for the first time in 11 years, and qualified 4 members for the state meet RESULT: Varsity: 7-3 overall; 3rd in Conference. Junior Var- sity: 8 2 overall; 3rd in Conference. Michele Maru- bio took 6th in the district in diving. WHO: Row I I) liable ). Mullins. Clark. H. Bt. her M Plumb. A horowski. B. Gray.promt n. K Allredsor P. NX'cbcr L. Buft Row ?! D Gombar, A. Bom. L. B.itv, I);' I M NXollhcirn. K. Tanimura. W. Sun L. Vtitfcr Row • K Nab- Icy. J Hint .J. Stallman. M I.oGrippo. l Kcvgan K Knaak. M. Gold. C Osika Row � A. Grommc. M Win M. Apstin. M Austin. C Birch. K Ixo. A Saw cr. R w S I Gla rr R Carl. C l.ewin 137 Cross Country WHAT: 138 Mark Deady set five course records, won Lake County, Conference. Regional, and Sectional, was named Tribune Athlete of the Week twice, and came in sixth in the state. Brian Douglas also made all conference placing third. WHEN: August through November RESULT: Placed third in conference, qualifying two indivi- duals for the sectional meet. WHO: ROW l Coach Dawson. B. Bugnrr. K Walsh. A. Borg. M Deady. M R.ttcr. D Wilts M Falk. L Pischkc ROW 2 G Maddalon. P. MichaUi B. Douglas. C. Miller. S. Scowdl, C. W'huney. D Greenberg ROW S Knshnan. | IXagan. K Liu. J. Hirsch. P. C«� nneily WHEN: The season started at the end of August and ended in the beginning of November with the Conference October 22 and Regionals October 29. WHAT: Michelle Suveges was a Sectional Qualifier., Lin Marks and Sue Haufschild were the captains RESULT: Beat Zion-Benton and Mundelein in Conference, and came in sixth in Regionals. WHO: ROW l M Milota. I. Ramella. I. Mitkcls. T Strilillicur L Marks. S Hauischild. K Rosenow. T Rciland. I. Hush ROW 2 M. Suveges. C. Bclger. A Freeman. J Rizzo, C Ahlquist. I. McQuikin. K Reimold ROW' V I), iknard. . Sieve . D. Zelmski. M Mohn. C. Swidler 139 Pom Pon Varsity Pom Pon girls attended Competition in Pebru ary at Palatine High School Mundelein High School Tl! WHAT: ind Downers Grove North High School. m HOW: The 15 member squad spent many long hours working hard to give a great performance at every home game and pep assembly. They held many fundraisers such as “plunge for profits ’, selling mums and selling candy through � tfe yeflfeJ WHO: w ROVC: j. Schwann. M Silver. I. Kedipor, A. C jinpbdl Ki Knapp, K. WevtabefK. S. Deve.rman. L MitO ® ROW _ : M I.u. D Void. R. Gordon ROW • M Andre-. A. Kociarm. D. Schwarr . 1. SutVer Pom Pon WHAT: The frosh soph pom pon squad attended three competitions this year. They had two major fun- draisers which were plunge for profits and candy and nut sales. Money raised was used for new uniforms and equipment. The pom pon girls per- form routines during half time to promote school spirit. HOW: Mrs. Magee their sponsor says, ‘It takes a lot of time and devotion to be a squad member and you must be able to work well with others on the pom pon squad. WHO: Row 1: S Brand. B. Doetsch, K Oral. S. Crawford. M. Jack. J. Swislow. A Roukis, F. Lewis. C. Berlin Row 1 P Lteberman. I). Mcnncmeycr, M Long, I). Levine Row I. Shim. K Keyes. S. Kim. 141 w 11 a i: Varsity Cheerleaders a this year, cheering tea _____ placed number one at cheerleading camp. Leslie F.iser placed 5th and Andrea Kaye placet (u ins or it Che full of energy and spirit n to victory. The squad •d 1st out of all the girls at camp. HOW: k Sponsor Mrs. Friedl says This year's squad works very well together because three important parts of cheering are spirit, dedication and teamwork. The squad this year has quirements. WHO. FTX 1TBAI.I. BASKKT Harri� , K Kocppcn. I. I Mctrel. A Kayt. J. Burnwine. I. S KTER WRF.STL! G: ROW 1 G Goldberg. D G orio. L. Lehncrt. ROW J K Schdlin. A. Gregory. K Kaim ROW 142 WHAT: Sophomore cheerleaders attended camp this sum- mer froi They als mjuly 14-17 at George Williams College I so went to competition in March.'The newly chosen freshmen had a very successful ve| HOW: Having two car washes and selling spirit links were just a few fund raisers for the year. They also worked very hard to win the spirit award at camp WHO: FRKSHMAN ROW 1 B Wcibd. M Savage. I. Furmanski ROW 2 M Downing. K Griffin. D. Dav.s ROW v L Ahn. S. Konxin SOPHOMORF.: ROW 1 L Forstmg.J. M urson ROW 2 I. Schmidt J Stchlc. B Sm.th ROW O Triplett ROW 4 A Kessic. D. Ramagnano. J Johnson. « McKay 144 Swimming i WHAT: Good luck and good records seem to be character- istics of the Stevenson swim team. In the infamous Patriot Relays the team came in first place — living up to it's reputation. First place in conference is something to be proud of. RESULT: 8-0-0-record shows that the tankers put a lot of effort and strong dedication into their practices. Along with many broken records, the tankers qualified several people for the state meet. WHO. ROW I S Mcl.allen, R VanDixhom, S Perrin, B Gunn. M Leissner. B. Austin. M Moodhc. P Karafotas. R Walncr. S. Stowell. Da jam ROW ?• T IXpue. M. White, J. Barry. S. Gray. B (.rawtord, J. Hcydanck. B. Ncsbeitt. C Madsen. P Kennv. W .Mcl.allen. P. Weber, I. Wester ROW K Alheck. M. Hillis. H. Cohen, M. Schmidt. R. larruggu� , D. Satiabo. M. diver, A. Al« i, L. Bufe ROW' 4 D. Lindenbaum. D Hencv. S. Pearson. R Goldman. H. Ferris, M. Manshcim 145 Wrestling WHAT: Varsity Wrestlers took 7 in conference. Senior Marty Felsl became the first Lake County Champi- on ever from Stevenson. Sophomore John Consta - bileo finished second at the Lake Forest Tourna- ment. HOW: With a concentration of dedication and doing well in dual meets, this young and inexperienced team placed as high as possible in tournaments and meets. WHO. ROW 1 P. Grave F Flood. ROW 2 I Martinez. M. Felsl. B. 1 it-ntschel. D. Weiss. M. VeCe. J. Gonstabilco. V Smith. M. Ikwlejr, K. Gonzalez. J. Gonstabilco ROW I) Grover, S. Grednld. J Weiss. M. Berman, J. Rameri . J Makofski. I. Fiedler. 146 Wrestling WHAT: Freshmen Wrestlers took 6 in conference. Key players on this year's team were Mark Orzoff, Ed- die Arenstein, Marc Bliss, and Pat Cadillon. The whole team played a big part in the season - they all contributed. HOW: We have improved to the point that we have the moves down, now we just need experience. The kids have come a long way. WHO: ROW 1 M Gutierrez. R. Lucas. B llausmann. G Babiak.J. Jimenez. B. WilU. P Michalcc. J Farmer. B. Leptich. I. Boger. S Mattson ROW R Smith. R Medellin. M Edger. M Robichaud, B. Bevors. P Cadillon. E. Arenstein. M Bliss. S. Gallegos. M Oragfjf ROW' V M. Lobojko, D Glassbcrg 147 Basketball 148 Basketball WHAT: Teamwork paid off right from the beginning, as this year s basketball team won their first tourna- ment they played in at the Glenbrook South Thanksgiving Tournament Despite the lack of re- turning seniors, the season was a great success. RESULT: The final season record for the team was up to par. which reflected hard work and tremendous dedica- tion WHO. ROW i T Valaika. D. Slaga. T. Rustnow. R Lcdinsky. M Roilbro. R T. Klinck ROW 2: Coach Swan. K Breen. R Iskowitzj S Rodbro, J. Walser, G. Hogan. Coach Fbcnczer 149 Basketball WHAT: The sophomore basketball team finished a great season by achieving their goals of beating Liberty - ville and Zion-Benton. At the Dundee Crown Thanksgiving Tournament they took fourth place, beating Jacobs, and falling to in and Dunbar. HOW: We want to try to win our conference and have a successful season. We are aiming to improve every game each week,” explained Coach George Katich. WHO: ROW I G. Rauch. T VanDixhorn. M Hahfcrson. K. Owsley. B Hare. I) Bmcus. I) Imsicr ROW � I Durinis. M. Stavoes. T Cams. C Gantt. M Swullcr.J Mcnttr j.Ofstun RO X A. no Basketball HOW: We have the talent and the outstanding shoot- ers, we just have to play defense, stated Coach Sincora. The coaches stressed tough and agres- sive defense throughout the season WHAT: Ending the season with a good record. Coach Sincora explains. We've got a lor of depth, combinations, and possibilities. It’s not just a set starting five. The 26 players all worked hard together for a successful season. WHO: ROW 1 A. Giga mt- R WcwrKrg, C. Sincora, B. Cum, K. Granzctto. F. Ptthlord, R. Winder. M Lcdmsky. D. Bry- ant. B. Alger. A. I.iu, M Staar. B. Austin ROW 2: S. Cardinal. G. Bn spill. I) hit. J. Anderson, J. Scuddla. D. Beber. S. ftein ingcr, I) Roth. T Gragg. ROW C Robert shaw ! McSwam Basketball WHAT: The team battled to capture the consolation cham- pionship in the Romeoville Lady Spartan Tourna- ment during December. They then played on and performed well in their regional games in March. Leading the team for the season were co-captains Melissa Schilling and Debbie Grede. HOW: 1 needed them to give 100 percent, but I really wanted them to have fun, explained Coach Raf- faelli. As they only had a 10 member squad this season, the hoopsters had to set a goal to play together and with teamwork, they managed to accommplish this goal well. WHO: ROW I M Ftt .gerald. C. Buie. C Hlavin. I. 1 flavin. L. Krause. M. Schilling. P. Raffaelli ROW 2. ( Hannon. P Crask. K Tnorsen. D Grede. C. Meier. J. Cecka 152 Basketball WHAT: The Freshman and Junior Varsity basketball teams had similar goals for the season. Both teams stressed lots of work on fundamentals and a .500 season was also a common goal. WHERE: With long and hard practices the Freshman and J.V. teams worked towards improvement. Practices were at awkward times and places. WHO: JV ROW 1 M Fitzgerald. K KoMrnow, L Mickle . M Kwasck. L. Hannon. S. Johnson. J. O Bricn. 7. Rose man ROW 2 K Kaufman. 1 Cole. D. Nettelhorst. K Swart . A Holub. A Freeman. FRF.SHMAN: ROW I L Ramclla. P Schwab, f. McMahon. K Alfredvm B Gray. A Barry.C Carlson. K Hanlon. ROW 2 L. Meier. B. Amount 11. J. Moodhc. L Dougherty. A Tanne bautn. I Mohn 153 Bowling WHERE: The girls bowled at Fairhaven Bowling Alley in Mundelein. They had about two practices and two games per week; all of which were usually played at Fairiiaven. RESULT By the end of the season most of the girls were at least 20 pins over their averages They show much promise for the future and Ms. Koziol looks fo ward to an even better season next year. WHO: ROW 1 C Burner. N. Wilson, S. Finkclhcrg A Wolowic ROW 2 S. Radkc. A Dctonusi, S. Scachirtt. C. Bassett. M Hernandez. 154 155 Big Gun Winners 156 NIVO ON ‘NIVd ON CHAPTER: 9 VIP’S OF 83-84 ( fak-al-te) : 1. A mate or female whose main objective is instructing the students in various academic fields. 2. Person who determines which students will pass or fail. 3. A teacher collects papers and put grades on them. FACULTY 1 Typical Teacher look of exhaustion after a day of school referrals for tardies teacher's favorite drink Tab flying paper from attentive students tests to be graded grade book KEY TO ABBREVIATIONS Art-A Applied Arts-AA Administration-Admins. Attendance-Att. Business-Bus. Communication Arts-CA Foreign Language-FL Guidance-Guid. Library-Lib. 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