Alleman High School - Pioneer (Rock Island, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1968 volume:

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Peggy clllI'lSl0IlSUIl. hvlow, steps off tho hos as Xlurilyn Xlurvirr. Pat Bosolcl. and 'llllC'I'CS21 llarcli, lower right, lllxilll for the rrow-crowclecl hulls ot Mlcrrmrm. fllIKlf'BI'UXYIlL1I1ClSlf'Y0 You Hoor- w 4-ghc take time out to talk in 299, Llllil Nlurcy lDL1llXYLlIlKljOllll Killscr hurry towurcl homcroom, if' xi Has Its Own Beginning n W9 U , , T n nAL W. ,n ,W 5 i 5 X Q ..... .: ---.... """llugpjnlllv 9 i Qu, Xgguw. 'iii Alleman students find excite- ment in discovery. Bill Barrett, above left, discovers that an oration can be an exciting experi- ence in Mrs. Frederickls class. Even the freshmen, top, discover how to stand up for their rights as Pete Kennedy rises to his feet in English class. Carolyn Hoffman, left, and julie Boul- jon, above, discover the absurdity of nature in biology class. Below, Ron Petersinith, Beverly Shelangou- ski, Nlaria Pureigis, and John Coetzmann discoyer in physics that every so often the huilding shakes perceptibly, almost as though there was L1 giant walking through the halls. In AP chemistry class, Pat Block, jody Rogers, Kathy Godfrey, and Ken Krajeyyski toast their latest discovery, CH3CH2OH. I lifll NYiddcl. jvrry Tlmll. 'l1llt'I'f:'56' .I . K ENQQ'-a:..."x Nsixw . 1 JWW 5. 1, Lltl 'I IO RIC-H l. R050 Xlary Erickson. Linda l':dITlllIlilSUIl , .,,,,,,, We NT hat Is School itlicut Extracurricular Activities. LEFT TO RICLHT: Kutlly lirmillcy, Pam Cer- man, Steve Y11x1Spf-ylmrm-ck, Turn Likely, Kathy Dougherty, Xlikc Lusson Lin lmuckl l,lfl"'l' TO RIGHT: Scott Langer, Mike Dcllruntlf- 1 S 5 1 ..,, ,g..,,-,:...,, X,,,: 3 H .-,,L 1 J .,:..f ,-.f f .,,,g ..'Q, ?,...f,,,, -vifzfy N ,.Q,,:-: vffy, Q -,Yfh,, fsnfqyfif:Zi a2 ,,,':s 'gv,g:,Ff'. if gjf'f'5:z,g::5'fw,3n:,,-1 wa, :,,'f.'f":f"g,sV5: 1 .453 . .. .,,, Q ,A ,.h, V A.h,, .. ,,L, ,,..:,,..f, V ,:, , .,,., ,, . - . ,-.,,,.,, X.,. ..,?,,,: . I ,,-..y':,,.,,,L..,,, fa ,,,.:, ,.,V,. Q Zi- W,V,.,. ,-:,y' M ,:,. W., ,,,, -f'.,, 3 VL fi 1 9 The Day After H om e Q o in i n g ia he ,V f ,:5f,fg51 K .M-are .,Mi,,,,, K... , . ' any '41, . .Ffa-2. rf -'x NPI fix. , if W' As the day after Homecoming began, Bill Often, as did many Pioneers, found it difficult to re- turn to student life. In the upper left hand Corner, Lorrie Riordan, Tony Carton, and james Herbert relax their minds during study hall before going to their next Classes. Left, Helen Sonneville, jackie Creen and Mike Caffery are puzzled by Sister Anna Maria,s explanation of a Spanish translation. Back to Usual Routine 11 . ........+.4 ay,g , Q ' 78 'ml 'ui I rap -, eff FK It ' Q als' Z ' ' M af Z ff A E vw XII 'ldditillll to the- lunch morn this vear i1l0Il f uith the new vvndimg rnuchimfi IS 4. Y Y L t .. om jun-kson'5 painting of Captain Arnericu. M thv right, Larry llufhxru cllrmses .1 S nlucl from tllv cafeteria lim-. 'V 1 ,QEA M 1:-E 'LQ 17. 'Vt TAL kfwilgmii' I 'Q f' Q W, ,r ....-" Xlr Ahhottis enthusiastic spirit makes math class set uanies Classes at .-Xllcman High School are as interesting and varied the stu- dents and teachers who comprise them. In most classes, the teachers orlcr many' supplementary' hreaks from the roiitine of daily schoolwork, This is not to say' that daily' classes are boring. Rather, they are crammed hill ot stim- ulating discussions and characterized hy tree responses from students. Xlany' classes are conducted in an informal maimcr. making them more relaxed and condusivc to learning. The variety ol classes is very' pronounced. Pure theory' is taught to senior calculus students, while pure pragmatism is taught to stu- dents of drivcris education and those participating in the UTHS mechanics courses. Mr. llenze convinces Nlarlene Nlessmcr that mechanical draw ing is not only' for males. I8 if an in -m like hin and ar 1, fwfr 7 .aaa ,Rumi wf'.1r,v umm- was 5 P44 cs.1-+'Ue-W 1: Facts, Figures , In cliscnssion group style. Father lick IJl'IH'lI'Llll'9 rnorl' deeply into signilicallt rvligions topics and Faith Become 21 Part of Classes at Fatlwr VVilliams ll'llCllCS year at Alleman. freshmen religion classes during his first Sociology classes range in topics from cultural ill-vclopnlent to world affairs. john Dcjacgvr is intl-nt during one of l:LllllL'l'l Luncls Classes. I9 0 0 k 0 X ya-ur Sp.111iNhc'lmw.1Ith4'1'igl1tX lwllif Nt'L'0Illl 54-.xr Latin claus IIUIldi'l'N :wwf and qun-My tmm- Students Acquire .Xlmux Llttmltlu' Illl'IlllM'l'N of Nlisx BUSIOII-5 HllSSiL1II thus 1lI'l' l,4' Clow. Natalie l'mrvw, fiimlx lirwn- mln. and Palm HLHIIIUII. SIQCUND ROYY: l,l'IlIliN Mm Dc- Pulte-. Ste-xv HCIHll'1L'k5llIl. Stun- Dolpll, IN-te' Burvw,'I'u1l1XXg1ll.nL-v l'.llj47fl!lH .1 Spkmlxll c,'ll'lNtlIl.iN urv IIll'IIli3f'fN uf Xlrx Rl'lIL'I"N wc-mul l"iIlfIlll5illNtiL'LlHf. I".llf1c'r Xl:1ri.1 . . AY-X432 latex ilu- Cmllu- XX Kurs. Knowledge of Foreign mfww2""" ' L Lands ,A . it 3 xjgmwkrr 1 4, . K' fe ef f V 3 ,-We-w..,., de.,,-.'m? "E 1 N fs ff 4 .xx we S 20 41 ,: ,,,,, ,H WW Sistur .Xnnu Xliiric, at control, tunvs in on licr Spunisli students in thc neu l.ili. if 5 U ,LW, and Languages At thc right, Miss King clictutcs lfreiicli to lit-r sa-cond level students, Tvrry LL-vuri, Debbie Dowli- lvr, Liz Canute, and Tirn Moon: I Sister Anna N1aria's fourtli level students learn the language Sue Nlayriard, Bob Spring, Hvlcn Sonnevilleg QSTANDINCD and customs of Spain, and put their knowledge into practical Anita Yanl,anlcer, Cindy Broun, Nlike Caliery, juckit' Clrvvii, application: QSEATED above? Judy Williams, Connie- Coppens, and Mary Kotleba. Louise Schenone, Barb llunst-n, Paula Penny, julio Cornclisr Xlr. X1Cc:lll' gin-s p11i11t1-rs to 1111-111171115 of the bmmkkvepirlg C T., J x. of! ',:ivJ.Ql-'fx awww 1 ', ifn 1 1 ,F 4- 1' 'venus am. url of sm-1111111 11l1114'rt. Tvrry 5111-xl. 111111 Pillll Lulu-rt lC'lll'll the A52 1 ga w N ,-mrm 5 5 1 1 lass Xlarivttu VK'ilsr111, Xlury fYBI'i6'Il, INLIIIC KvrcH1m'v, Elsie Plusscha .111cl Kurs-11 fX111h1rs1111 22 , V 5 1 1 ' -1 4' ' ff- 33 - 3 li - , 1 ' - ' 153451 ' 1' in ,:i' -'55 - ' 337 gifs. ' ,A A Tjrf 5 . V11. M w e. j11ukic'Crec11u11cl'I'1111y Dv Fri01011r1'sl11m11utthvtypmx ritcr, W 4 i .XB ! W v 1 RF., . z. . 7 -1 ww-111.1 - K, . M W X In K 'N Ns. Q3 , ,Xi L ms Ili . , Sho rthancl students find there is a quick nay todo cvcrytliiiig. v -1, A, 'ga s Nancy Hauservs picture UC-enerationsu appeared on educational tele- vision. i 1 so-1 Chuck VValzem's collage, USan Franciscan Nights", won him the rating of finalist in the National Scholastic art contest. Shown above is another one of Chuclcs creations, t'The Tripf' Valentinels Day can he made more enjoyable through cooking class, for the way to a mans heart . . , Shown above are Kathy Grossell, joanne Crimme, Kathy lfrhain, and joy Viren, 23 q"Qa 3, In the fast-paced worldf, there is a definite emphasis placed on Mathematics. Despite this emphasis, some students still find time to express themselves artisti- cally. Representing the world of Math are Allemanls two kwide-awake' math teachers, Mrsg Gamble tupper leftl, Miss Boston tfar rightl and their protege, Lynn VandeMoortel. NVhile representing the world of art are Dan Ryder, Laura Saller, jan Van Aclcer, Chris Sac- co, and Barb jones, upper right. Mu., 1--fm ff? an RK ff Chris Iiipovac rnakcs urcvli' history in Mr. Gul- ' vin's American History class, Dennis Fitzpatrick hrmiglit two of his lorcign trim-mls lrorii Blat-k Hunk .College to visit Mr Capes mm-VVOstcrn Civilization class. .Xppro priutn-ly, Chinese customs and history um-ro tht subjects under discussion at tht: time. Mr. Sailer points out one Classes. 26 of the Civil VVar battle sites to one of his CAN YOL' PICK OUT THE STUDENT VVHO DOESN'T BELONG? W ii 4 Y Y nn v 1 Drix cfs Education tl'2.lCIll'F. Hg-11 'l1iL'tj6'IlS. fs-igm 1 smilo As he hands ilu' kms lu lwgium-r, Dc-Nwiz Cl:-mignuni, jmm l"L-lwrlmcll Immks on from thf- buck wut. J L 4 v :Vg . - 2 1 1 ,ff 2 f u i' 4 , W ' v ' xx r if f sg1s,e:ff,ww-2f'ff,':.1,??wPff1a:'mwsw HZ my . , ww w,5-,MMA,,fg-gvifzffwiyf . , mf-'F 143 gh Mike Dilulio take class. ks'-M J-cr!" s u flllllilillf posc during gym StudentsfhxxH e:PraCUCalIbqxmieuCe in lasses lt's time out during girl's buskctbull for Steph- unic Schild, Shela Feeney, Kathy Krone, Pat Colman, iii ... 27 A portion of almost every studentis time is devoted to some Club. A good school is really con- cerned about the full development of a studentis interests and tries to provide a Club which satisfies the various areas of interest of its students, Alleman has succeeded in fulfilling this Challenge: for lan- guage enthusiasts there are clubs for every language taught at Alleman, for athletes there is the Letter- manis Clubg for scholars there is the National Honor Societyg and for avid readers there are the Shake- speare Club and the Literary Club. Among those who have some idea of what they will do in the future are Barb ones and karen Hovs e tpresident l who are members ofthe lfuturt le inhf rs C lub CLU t PRBE T A VARIETY Shakespearels appeal to people down through the ages is evident in these axid follrm ers. Some members of The Shakespeare Club are Pat O'Hare. nette Patterson, Mr. Saunders is the faculty advisor, . - :mf Maria Pareigis. Beverly Shelangouski. jean I '-'2r- + - .,.. VF "' :jk Ma:-1 rr L- I at as .-.. ,. W, A. ,, ' 28 mums ., 1 .4 Mcmhvrs of The Library Club who givv service to the Kativ Kmipp, Pat Tragarx, and Mary Boikcom. OF ACTIVITIEL AT ALLEM librarian and students are Kathy Lang, Sacristans at Alleman are Pat Xlincr urlfi Kris Wfllrlilik- Boasting of thc Latin Ciubis glory arv Sister Judith Therese and Fathvr Nlarabelli, 29 Indeed Alleinanis most active club in 1968 was the Lcttermenis Club. Led by Steve Polito tYice-presidentl, Dan Mortier LSergeant-at-armsj, and Dave Stimpson QPresidcntj pictured above, the A-men successfully pro- moted the Letterrnenis dance, tooth- brush sales, and the lettermen-faculty game, Cheerleader, Mike Lcuck Crightj looks on as jim Albracht adjusts his wig in preparation for the next cheer. Displaying the precision developed after many hours of practice are Cat rightj jim Albracht, Stan Nelson, Steve Van Hoorcweghe, and jim Dedecker. The guys lor girlsj cheered the Letterrnen on to a 53-52 victory over the faculty, This was the first victory for the lettermen in the schoolis history. 30 in ? fl - J -fe if 7 ' I 1 'Viv -Xntl :Lljli'I'If u11tic'1pt1t111g tht- District Spm-cl1 Klrmtcst art' IIlt'lIll7l'I'S of tht- Spt-1-1-h Cfhlh. Shtmn Kfftllll lvttl 1111 Nita 'I-filllt. Hitxx I'.HTUiIlhlk', Nltsry Durr. Xluriu P1111-iqis, 'Ik-tl Xytlnul, jcrry Ihull. illlllll fQUL'tl 111111111. 411111 jot' Ifrvrhw UXXII 111111'tt0S l't111h1 jorwx D1-lmhlv I'Nl't'i ru.1111cll511rl1 luruw. xrc thttl tht ofhcvrs ut thix XUAIJN Sprechvn sim' l,0lltNC'll9N inquire- f:llLlf'lt'N llfig. ,X1111it' Ht111xx1-11s, Bill Nhlrtin. slutty 'lk-11k. Rosa' KUIIIIUCIN. Xlttrty Eslqes. rwffic-vrx ot tht' Ce'r1111111 cllllll shun II uhovt-. Lmiclirug this ft'LlF.H Fra-11ch Cluh urn' lfkfftlll It-H1 'lorry Xytluwl, 6.1111 Zn-gh-r. P11111 Doyle. S2iI'2lll'xLlIl fJl1tCQhl'ITl. Barb Xltuh- so11.a11d Diumf Dv SlIlt'f, 4+ ye -sk iii. 5 V ' . I K - T Sy vi H ' K Aj 1 V K is l it irlsi Athletic ssociation Stimulates Active Participation Bowling is one of the favorite C..-XA. activities, except, of course, when the basketball and vollyball games include compe- tition with the faculty, Meetings provide organize-cl activities and entertainment. Pictured above, ROW' l: Paula Lestagc-, juciv Williams, Pat Colman, ROVV 2: Stephanie Schiltl, Cforinc- Cook, Helen Wright, are members of 1968 G..-XA. chain pionship basketball team. A ia Ag 'U 5 M .. 1' students were again trcutc-cl to L As in the past, JXHCIIILIIINS 3 it Hs? .1 varied schedule of nsscni- Xe imma lilies of excellent quality. The progrinns nnigcd frmn thc- i c-hiss usseriilmlics to the vdiicu- 1 ticniui and iIlfOI'IIlLliiYl' talks given by nien nnci xunnen choseii for their exp:-rn-iicis in prcnninvnt ticlcls, Students were if ci 1 xuiu in sln V again nllcmm' 1 ' cient affairs clnring Student Cicnnicil nssviiilmlic-s, Hznnn-rs nncl lnnicls innrk liiwrnl Nl11ssriim'z'11i1'l1t, tin' livclx' sg lj Student Bedy Contacts 21 Varietd of Personalities Any student assembly is u study ni contrasting L-niotions. f f ,5 f it ii ff 1... Asujn .Maja lalius Brother Hyun! brcnight thi- 1-nitnrv of Africa to Alle- mun High St-html. 34 Murcia McKinney, one of the senior ehorvogruphers, instructs perplexed cluncers. Tillillljl her unclienee "Across e l'.S,gX." to Phoenix is Kathi nett, the seniors' talented voealist Through Assemblies Father lfclc and Father Marihelli jealously Lliseuss the possibility of a faculty ussemhly. Bronze shoes in exchange for tennis shoes xxere presented by the senior Class to Xlarie Cirivello in appre- ciation for three years' teaching of choreography' to her elussrnates. 51 sl. i , My Y L. . , sw 5552 'wi A 1 , X E A fr a V "1 im? EQ S , X ,-af N4 A'XYatcll that pinfh' says Stephanie Sq-hild as Lin Nmxlin helps llQ'I' with hor Corsugv. Qlflzmc-rs the picturfx were ClUIl21tt'll lny flOlITl2lIlvS Florist. 27 l2tl1 Strcct, Rock Island, Illinois,l i ssh lor Holiday Inn Hosts Junior-Senior Prom D4 P .am -in Bob Conroy and Boll Ford escort their dates on an enchanted evening in Xluy. Color them happy. Kfuxedos for the pictures were clonutecl by William Nlosenfelcler and Sons, 16:29 Zncl Avenue, Rock Island, lllinois.l Prom Provides a Touch of Elegance 37 Pioneer Yearbook Stall Focuses on People 1968 marked a series of changes in the produc- tion of Allemanls yearbook. This year the Pio- neer, published by the American Yearbook Com- pany, included such features as color photography, a substantial increase in number of pages, and a quality cover. The staff consisted of volunteers from the senior class who, working under the supervision of Sister Clare O.S.B,, devoted much time and effort to the creation of this yearis Pio- neer. Buidling the yearbook up to glorious heights are Abby Downing, Karen Hone, Louise Sehenone. Xlary Durr. john Welling, and Therese Ojllalloran sliou n at right. W Oierseeuig the entire organization are this years editors, Pat Block and Toni jackson at right. The yearbookls xxilling and eheerlul photographer, Xlike Baker, tbelou 7, has taken the initiative to snap pictures from some unusual angles, ln charge of organizing the class pictures are Kathy Ben- nett, Naney Hauser, john XYelling, Sue Cloethals, joe Frerkes, Cindy Starkweather, Bob Cowden, and Ken Krajew- ski shown below. 38 On top of things are this yvaris associate editors. Kathv Godfrey john Kvlim-, and 'lbrrx urlacil. Displaying candid reactions tn thc 1968 ycar- lmok which they helpvd Create arc Bill Barrvtt, ji-tin Young. Gail Zieglvr, Corim- Cook, joan- ncttt- Pattvrsont and Patti O'Harc lat-lim, 52? '7 C Putting thvir heads togcthcr are that l7llSiIl!'SS staff: Nancy .'xfIlll'tti.l, jndy Huge-rs, Vicki Ncncrlnirg. Dvhhic Clrndxin- ski, Rita Fur- uinklt-, and jvrry Thrill. 39 llema ews Staff Excels In charge of assembling the pages are the page editors Tim Clranet, Rita Trant, Abby Downing, and Pat Bosold, it .-Q: xx No matter where the call for a picture takes him, Pat Lenaghan is always there. With the help of Mike Baker, Pat takes pictures and develops them for the AllemaNews and the yearbook. Every newspaper has its business managers, and the AllemaNews is no different. Taking care of advertising and accounting are Kathy Crossell, Sue Zaleski, and Anita Van Lancker. 40 Completing its eighteenth year of publication, the AllemaNews continued to give the news of the school to the individual, extending its influence to the home and community as well, Top stories of the year such as homecoming, assemblies, and the prom received front page coverage, sports and unique items filled the feature pages. Editorials ranged from drug usage to the strike at john Deere to courtesy in the halls. Behind the scenes students kept financial records and processed mailing lists for circulation. Working on the newspaper developed individual responsibility and gave the students a chance to see their work in print With a staff of nineteen, the AllemaNews printed eight issues plus a special February election issue. A recipient ofthe Newspaper of Distinction Award from the Catholic Press Association of Marquette University, Milwaukee, the AllemaNews also held membership in the National School Press Association and has maintained its record of all American distinction. Photographers, reporters, and business managers alike had a first- hand introduction to journalism through the group effort, the AllemaNews. - .psi Waiting for the spirit of inspiration to descend upon them are the AllemaNe-ws' two editors, Jeannette Patterson and Patty O' Hare 'Yr-ff Q Cuuof win BARNES my r g N S ,Veany as -. usb! W N S '3 if 9 'Q-1+ 45, fi Q 1f:g:::.',.-1-a -f .W Fi ,yi-,K 'Z W. .. W wh 3 q'U'7""'4N"" ...ef t 4 D5 Ovcrhurclc-in-rl xx itl1 next rnontlrs circulation uri' tht- circulation mann l R E wwivm Mm tigers Ylqlli'l'l'5Ll Htirtli, 'l'l1vrt'sc f,lHl1llf7fLlIl, tintl Corinne Burmsm-L. Xluking the fXllc'rnaXews tlit- nuc- cvss that it is, Sister Ke-xin smile-s he-tort' vntcring into Lllllllllltt' cliiy s work. fe ow, ' -1' ,-in in-1-H as an. ww ...W L Ellvn l'ic-ru-, Micllc-lv Xltirltiirn-. Xltiry Kay Schmitt, :intl Vicki Nt-ncrluirg urn news PQIIDCIN YYUl'kK'f5 Xxllflse j,fl'Sllll'l'S lll'l'll Ili? Clllll rncnt. 9, at 'V '-ffl' john Kinscr anal Charlie' Ortnnin, Q t Q Allernurrs txxo sports editors, im- :ilu trys 41 A in the midst ol' thc' tic-tion, V i , N ' K x, "Wk fl x an ww... 'X 1. .. ,, it RON' 1: Cent- Xlizn-ur, Hitii iforyyiiikie, Kathy NYiili1c-rt, Bob Yize. Therese- f,.ii21iil7I'L1Il. RON' 2: Greg Ste-ckcl, jill Hood, Hkincia Earei, Rita lfohc-rt, Kathy Saba-I, Kathy Peck, jiiciy Sosernan, Sid Grunt-t, Clary Yuiicic Xlorv. ROW' 3: Cynthia Yyiicke. Kathy Soseman. Lucinda Din-cting thc spirited ftllvnnin iuinci is Nlr, Max Crigshyp who teaches IT1ll5iL'filI'0llgh0llttilL'qllllli-Citit'S. Mr. Max Crigsb Presents Concerts at Alleman and ther Schools in Mid-West 42 E S julius, Dennis Bighuin, Dennis Yumiv Piitte, Nlilw Yerrrnim-lc-ii. joe Hines, Tini Nloorc, Driyv Sacco. Chariiv lifig. Stew- Hendricks Dorn Diluiio, ? 2 . J 1, - fl . ,S B i B 5 fs . ,r . , , - i E Noi ROW' 1: Kathy Hartwig, DQ-lmlmic Oda-nclalll. Polly Xlarr. Nancy .'Xl'IIlOf- tu. ROW' 2: Bill l,iiNXI'l'IlL'L'. Stvphcn Yisv, Durrcll Yanl-lullc, Pcftvr Vogel, Linda Smith. Rilllllllld BllStOS, YQIIIUSSLI llllClSUll, Ste-vv llyln-ck, licluurd jacqucs, BOW' 3: I-'red Flurvs, Iluvo Yanclcvoort, Dre-xx Dcbrey. Xlikc Dilulio, Bob cllllllll. Pal Soseman. Bundy YgmcleXYalle, Xlilie Savlc-ns, Ben Rogan, Alun Yyrlclua Absent: Stow- rlqlljlllilll, Bev Shelarlgollski Band Enlivens Football and asketball Hcbme ames Drum rnujur Cc-rw Xlizcur uclcls class to half-tilrlc erltertuinrm-ut. 43 lleman Music Department Experiences ew Choral Groups Entertain at Assemblies ancl in Exchange Performances KL 1 - . 'ki :E Q h,V:k i. .. y W - fha Y W M ir is K I U . ., - 'f nv t 4 si' t Q , K s .,tW " , - A W Q jUNlOR-SENIOR CHORUS ROW l: Don VVUOICH, Kathy MODI- gomery, Vicki Hills, jirn Ruud, jim Lower, Kevin Zerull, joe Miller, Pam Hare, Marie Cirivello, Sister Rosaria. ROVV 2: Cathy Cahill, Debbie Murphy, Karen Howe, Dennis Kennedy, Don jones, john Sanceclo, Paul Conwell, jackie Downing, Mary Murphy, Pam Hannon, Debbie Polito. ROVV 3: Kathy Nlorrisey, Terry Yytlacil, Nancy Ri- 44 neil, Kathy Dougherty, Bill Vlilzem, Bill Lofquist, Mike VVehh, Gene Delfino, Lintlu Noppe, Sue Nlurnrnert, Annie Banwens. ROVV 4: Stephanie Schilcl, Kitty Kussenherg, Lintlu DePaepe, john Dehuyserr, Steve Yan Speyhroeck, Rose Kennedy, Kathy Nowak, jody Rogers, Pat States, joline Martin. ROW 5: Pat Cusick, Dave Wooten, Pete Borszcz, Bob Nyens, Chris Lipovak, Linclu Pc-con. Leadership Sister Rosaria assists Mr. NVootCn lfar righti as director and accompanist ot the junior- Qenior Chorus. Mr. Carl Saunders directs the freshmen and sophomores. ar y. FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE CHORUS ROW l: Mr. VVooten, Martina Dufour, Kathy Sieliert, Terri Klugger, Connie Reiscliling, Veronica Puskouski, Karen Koloseus, Marilyn Dasso, Pani Hauser, Mr. Saun- ders. ROW 2: Marilyn Marvin, Pam Millard, Cindy Hi-rdt, jim Broz- ovieh, Mike Yan Aeker, Lynn VV00dard, Patti Carr, Amy Miller, Lisa Sutrerman, ROW 3: Cloria Kargl, Sue Stimpson, Shirley Ryckaert, Ralph Segura, Greg Steelcel, Marilyn Marvin, Cindy Parks, Pat Arnett. ROW' 4: April Battin, jeri jawoisz, Dennis Seliatti. Charles Strobbe, jerry Mcfluirv, Lynn Vande Moortel, XVanda Alu-rs, Sue Rowe. 45 8' m y A here the Action Is 0 ILL , Q. 1 -M 'Sf I A Clkioline Dispatch phot05 1 wiv -71 .4 g,,,,,f,, V, J H S l lu... KJXCHOII shots: Moline Dispatch? 0,9 of Q42 .QW '-Huw A Mk 'if' wx Ea,:"f1f' Q , . arf- A V--?"""'BTA-O? QP: NV, " ' W Afw, V, .,.. ,H 'Jug' F K x.. ,:, M ',, 1 W' 54 ' fi? 5. 51,321 SZ., . Qu ,J 1 X ' P "ra suv" .af 5 V Q K 5' 9 3 -wir, non uno one nun an llc an lu . lu a nlllln. ........... ........-..- .N--........n tlllltlllilllllll ..... ........... Uilllllllllll .-.Q-...nn-f .....,f. ...Q Ill! Ill ill Gil ll.l ' ill ll! 1 ,,,, ,ff .v bak i E pursua- And the Action Continues . Top: jnnior assembly organizers are bewitched by Ter- ri Sheil. I.. to R. arc: Rick Y21Il.'XCkCf, Linda Xvilliiilll- son. Put Stiles. Steve Yun Speytmroeek and Kathy Dougherty. Ctr. Rt. Latest gossip shows the Rocky' ns- sembly was the best ever. Ctr. Left: East Xloline as- sembly coniedy team takes time ont tmetu een laughs for a drznnntie pause. Bot. Left' This years Alleman assem- blies were both varied and interesting. Chuck XYalxern assists Fr. Morbachcr as Kathy Egan receives Corn- mnnion ut an eastern rite Byzantine Mass. sa ' ' X , 1-3 -6' . ...,.. Sb, 3 A ff-- .- W' V 1 Y' A K , my airway w,A H I mf? "il Socializing After N..-,V V '-'f++wM-5r,,,4. ' A I 5 fa 4 fH 7A V' M.,i A ii 4 M Q A W 3 ,, ww kj. ' ' Y, S 14. ' ':v:E :ta A '.:f-: K B -E': . .. ..,,- ... . h 'A mjfvwwa ,KV,. wa , ,A A 52 - f"'s. Q Q15 'H fF',: oo ' si ' xl- 14 K , Y X , School Hours Brings Relief from Studios A S N3 C1 Long Hair and 'ffm Short Skirts Mark the Style of D68 jbcus on people FACULTY l Rev. Robert C. Foster, C.S.V. Father Niirabelli, Business Manager for A.H.S., puts the final touches on another transaction. 56 Every day at Alleman high school in an office not seen by a majority of the student body, there sits a man behind a large desk. This oiiice is the office of the school principal. On his desk lay papers, documents, and a telephoneg all of which eontraet a responsibility that not many men could handle. Yet day after day this man sits at the same desk and is responsible for the lives of 1325 students. His work does not end at 2:50 p.m., but often lasts into the small hours ot the night. His work also continues through the course of the sum- mer, when most of the students are having a good time. It may be impossible for a student to perceive the dif- fieulties this man may encounter through the course of a day, since a student is responsible for one life only. However, no matter how over-burdened this man may be, the students at Alleman may be assured that he is doing the best job possible for them. nm? Y' WW 3 .Lf f ...........,, .....- - '- Q tl gat . . Ji' H i 1 I till' 8 ..t... W 141 Mr. Ron Lampo, Dean of Students and Athletic Coach, discovers an empty mail box-no troublesome notes todav. i NIR, FRANK JYRRUIIIT Algebra I, Geometry MISS JLIDITH BOSTON Nlath Dept. Head. Rus- sian II, III, Club Nl R, ROBERT CARROLL Physical Education, Sophomore Basketball Coach Nl RS. GEORGE CL' RTIS Librarian SISTER ANN MARIA. B.V.M. Language Dept. Head Spanish I, IV, Club 'Gr' Cf? mis. MARY BRAVARD English ii, 111 K 1. ll t , wi ii wtf S, a SIS'l'I'IR MARY CH RYSOSTOIVI, O.P. Biology RICY. JOHN ECK Religion Dept. Head, Re- ligion II, III, Sophomore Class Moderator, Stu- dent Council Moderator NIR. JOHN BAL'liRSl"EI,D Adv. Algebra. Trigo- nometry NIR. DONALD CAPES XVestern Civ., Non-XYes- tern Civ, SISTER CLARE, USR Art, Yearbook SISTER MARY EUS'I'I'II,I,i-X, BYNI Head of Modern Lang. Dept., Spanish II, Eng- lish IV Nlrs. Adlfinger, diligently at work in her office, does not have time to look up for the camera. Through the course of a year the students of Alleman come into much personal contact with the faculty and administration of the school. Some of these encounters are pleasant, some are unpleasant, Therefore, all possible efforts are made by the students and faculty alike to remember the pleasant experiences. The stu- dents at Alleman are particularly lucky to be blessed with a versatile and dedicated faculty. To have the ability to teach is a virtue which is bestowed upon few people. Yet, to an outsider the ability and the need to teach might seem a burden. To an outsider the salary might seem low. The long hours spent toiling over student papers may seem unrewarding. The problems created by students who resist help might seem to be too much to cope with. How- ever, if the salary was too low, if the work was too hard, if the students were too much to cope withg there would be no Alleman High School. Much of what we are today, we owe to our for- mer teachersg men and women unselfishly dedi- cated to the advancement of our future. MISS NIALIREEN FLYNN Girls Physical Educa- tion Head, Cheerleading Advisor, GAA Advisor SISTER MARY FLORENCIC, OSB Typing an ik' fd' NIRS. 'IESSIE NIR, jANIIiS CAIAIIN HRS. CATHERINE NIR. DON CZHOHCI-f I"l'tEDERICK Social Stuclivs Dept. CANIBLE Social Stnclics. Ilvacl English IY. Xsst, Spf-t-ali Ilt-arl. l'.S. History. Turn- Plane lx Solid Geornetry, Foothall, Coll'Coacl1 Coach nis float-h Adv. Algebra NIR. IAMES CIIAIURI-f Fr.-Soph. Boys' Conn- sellor, IYcstern Dix., Asst. Coach: Soph. Ifoot- ball, Yar. Basketball, Track MRS. AMANDA KEILER Spanish II, III MISS KAREN KINC French I, II inds of Change Bring New F NIR. Xl.-XX CRICSBY Mr. GENE HENZE Band Director. Bancl Industrial Arts. Dept. Boosters Head, Drafting. Yar. Basketball SISTER JANE ER.-XNCES, OP Chemistry Dept. Ilcacl CH ENI Stutly, Atlv. Placee ment bi Xloclern Chem istry, National Honor So ciety Advisor SISTER GER.-XLDINI-I OSI-' Religion I, Il, English III HCGS SISTER -lI'DlTI'I TERESE. BYXI Sociology. Latin III. IY. I.atinClnh as ,QW 'lb lg sri? L . 5, 3 . it ' Siam., Father Lnncl, DIRECTOR OF THE YIATORI,-KN HOLSE, takes time out of his husy scliedule to teach. He is show n above with jim Cross. 75 .5 eifiiyi Gene Mixeur stops Mrs. lrreclerlck in 2551. the hull to have his orution oltayetl lor English class. Pin SISTER KEVIN, BVIXI English Dept. Head, lfnglish IY. journalism, Allernu New s SISTER l,AURl'lNl'l, MISS MARY ALICE MRS. KATHERINE SISTER MARY OSI" LEE LOOTENS LORETTA CECILE, Geometry Director of Guidance, English I, II BVM Sociology, Sr. Girls, Home Economics Dept. Counselor, Future Head, Horne Economics Teachers of America Club, VVcstern Civ And Continued Dedication REV. DONALD LLIND, MR' TIMOTHY MISS AUDRFIY ANN SISTER XI.-XRCARET, CSV MCCLYE NICGRECOR BYXI Sociology, Director of Bookkeeping, Typing Speech and Drama Head, English IN' Viatorian House ll, General Business English I, Speech SlS'l'l'fR l.UYUl,A, OSB English, Rosary Cluh Nl RS. RICHARD NIA li'l'lN Asst. l,il1ruriun SISTICII XIIQIIIXICI. IIICY. IIXYIICI. NIHS. VIHXXI-IYIE NIXIIY. IKYXI XIIIIXIII'fl.I,I. CSX XIOIfXCfKXlIfII'flI Ilivology I. Il, III. Sac- I,atiilI,Il.I31isii10ss Xian- Cvrman I. II. Ill.CIIut1 ristail filllli Xlomlvra A tm agvr, Bookstore, Svnior Cflass Nlotlvrator XVitl1 Sistvr Rosariirs clwrgy ami I-ntlmsiasm, Alle-mauis asst-mlxlics lucconu- liigli-spiritvrl tlllll L'OllIl'IIlp0l'il air NIIIS. TIIIQOIYUIIA lIIPI,Ifl Ifrciicli II.Ill.IX', Cllulm XIII. SINIOX IIUBIfII'I'S SISTEII PxUSqXRIpX Sociology, Political Sci- OSB I-1100. Varsity NYU-stliug EIlLllISI1,XIllSIL' Coacli, Asst. Varsity Track lx Frcslinian Ifoot- Imall Coach XIII, DON XIOIKIIIS XIII, .IOSIiI'Il XIKIIIIXI 114-mlqamg-I1 Xlatlwmatics SISTI-IR MA RY MISS DIXIE PIERCE P,'X'I'lIICK, OSB Biology. PlljSI1'ltlSCIlxIll't Biology. llllfSIC'1llSL'Il'lll'C' Super Faculty MHS. fl.'XlIUI,l'I PODI,.'XSIIl'IS BIISIIIPSS D1-pt. llcacl. Sliortliancl l,Stcrmgrapl1y SIS'lIIflI IIOSXl.'XlIII'I 'I'ONIl.I.'XNOYlCIII. OSI" Ifilglisli I. III. NYc-stvrii ffix 'Rb MISS RL"l'lI RINK junior Girls Clounst-lor Supervising 'I'c'ac'l1t-r XIII, PHIL SAIL!-1R Social Stuciics Dept Ilvucl, Ania-ricari History Asst. N arsity Football float-Ii, IJFCSIIIHLIII Wrcs tlinu. Ilvacl 'III'2,tClifIilLlL'l1 ..i ? of MRS. CEROCE MR. Cjlll. SXXICK SgXLXl3lfllS lfrvshinun - Soplioniorr lfnglisli ll. Sliulxcspcurc ilirlsflounsclor Cluh, Frcsliniun Mod- crator Sl::l,llEll2,LNXSTICA OSB MSa,lEf:TRlCIA Miss Mary Alice Lac, In-url of thc counseling rlcpurtmcnl. in :arm-st Mutha-niutics Frcnch I, ll dlscussmn' Fails to Escape Flu Epidemic A wi V 'kV" 'W-w.r..,, ,, N V I Mrs. Madeline Heirhrunclt, third floor custodian, jokingly subs for unollicr rncmber of Al- lcnunfs hcdriddcn fucult y. SISTER MARY MR, Bl-IN TIETJIHINS THOMAS AQUINAS, lligllwuy Safety, Bcliind BVN1 thc VVhccl English Il. Spanish I ...auf M R. CA RY REV. IOHN V.-XNC0l'I'l'lllfM NN'lfS'l'l'IMEYER, CSV Biology, Physics Hvligion II, junior-Senior Boys Counselor, junior Class Moderator Facultyf HEY, FHXXCIS If XYll,l.l,XXlS.CSY livligiull iw '41'?'g,,,.,e Members Assume Diversified Roles HRS. JOKN Xlll. DUN YVCXJTFN MRS. IIAHRY MRS. P.X'I'lilKIllX YYll.l,l.XXl5 flllUI'llS 'XDl,l'4lTXfll'fll BgXlllNSKl Girls Physical I'1cl11c'g1tifm Secretary lrlfirmuriun, Library . Z 345,34 . MRS, XIARGpXRl'f'l' N1 RS. rc1.rcN jo l5RlCl'VN'lf'I' Study Ilwll Xlunitur Business Ullicc SkllllgllllfsllSllkl7llI'ilS,l1S experiencecllmy Mr. Bullvrslivlcl. 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SL'il'11m'n-, uml Nllss Xlglrtlln lxlvlmrg. Xllllll lu-glm tlwir practice' ll'llt'lllIlLf in Xl2lI'l'll mul cmuplc-tvcl llll'lI' lUili'lllllj,f ll0llI'S by ilu' 1-ml ul lllc- svllmrl x our. hsllmmxxnrlllrl5lslL'rl'L1lrlL'lms Burl- 7XXIlll1lUXX N If ll lllflllllg Ullf ul lH'I' Spl'l'l'll K'lllS5K'S. 63 1 'viii .. I 1 1 E -S:-rf N P S l E , S - Y S xg!! .A 2 f Y' . ii my Q 1 f fT,pult1 uiia Fcrkci labors on-r u hot stove in the Allcman cafeteria. 64 YVHATVS FOR I,L'NCH'? Ask tht? iuclics who i-mow. Cafeteria staffers can always give you an answcr. L. to r. arc ni0sdz,nics:N0ra O'Brien. II'l'Ill' De'XVilLl0, Ann Huber. Klar- gurvt Dusso, Ircnc' Bratton, juiia Ferkcl, Xlucivlim- x'dIlD6'I1H6UliC. ilu-nriottu Schmitt, Xlanagcr Xlary D6'Ki'ffl'i,JI1li Xliliy Sheil. Al,l,HNIfXN'S lCXPl'fR'l'S ON Cl,lir-XNIXG un- I. to r. Xlrs. Hclcn He-nciricks, Kira. Alice XVuli11e, Mrs. Nlaiciciinc Hvir- ixruncit, Mrs. Ida Ycrsiiau, and in front, Nlrs. Marie- Ublis, Di- rcctnr of thc' Custoclian Staff. ' Q 2 .. 1 44 .1 3 : i q uin. 1 .... 3 li .V A . .V. , . W MW F f M focus on people mkxsxxpliv CLASSES Through Intelligent Leadership Senior Officers Set Up a Workable Plan Meeting informally are the Senior officers for the 1967-68 school year: President, Ken Krajewskig Secretary-Treasurer, jackie Creen and Vice President, Ted Yytlacil. E TOR CLASS GF 368 Early in the school year those students who had the numeral eight preceding their student number were endowed with the title "Seni0r.M For the better part of three years these students had spent most of their waking hours in the familiar "Halls of Allemanf' This was the climax of those three years, the birth of a group of students who more fully realize what Alleman is. Accompanying this epithet were many responsibilities and duties. The seniors are the leaders, the pacesetters of the student body. They best know what Alleman is really all about. If the school spirit is high, it is because the seniors have established their school spirit early in the year. Most precedents concerning the student body have been set by the senior class. But why is it that the seniors are the leaders of a school? It is because Alleman is no longer an orderly arrangement of bricks and mortar to them, it is the place where they have met friends. The gym is not 66 just an overly large classroomg it is the place where many meetings have been held over the years, where many hours of hard practice under the watchful eye of an athletic coach have been spent, it is the site of the CAA tournaments. The halls are not just erections of marble and stone, but the place of many joys, and sorrows. The teachers are not merely symbols of au- thority, but adults who have lived together with us, sharing our problems and our happiness over the years. Alleman is not just a building to a senior, it is the place where a clumsy self-conscious freshman has grown into a young adult. That is why a senior is a leader, though you won't catch many of them admitting it. But there is one more very important ingredient that makes a student a senior. It is the realization that very soon these familiar sights, sounds, and smells will soon be gone forever. These are the things that made a student a senior, and make a senior a leader. 1 forthe Yeafs Events Kathy Adams Margaret Adams rv-A Jim Albrecht Nancy Armetta 'kb-us. Dave Arnold Dorrie Atchison 5 9 1, Bonnie Aubry Terri Aversing Craig Babinski Mike Baker Corrine Banaszek Bill Barret Connie Bauwens Steve Becker Steve Benac Franz Bender Kathi Bennet Cathy Beuselink Sharon Bibee George Birmingham IudyBivffr1S We ,, ,h,. c...s M.. .W nl: - 4 -spur . 11 ai w. ...Q Bob Bleucr Pat Block Brian Bolkcom Pete Borszcz Pat Bosold Kerrie Boyce jim Brady ,lim Briggs Cindy Brown Bill BfUSf Tom Burgmeier Tom Burns Ramona Bustos Mike Caffery Cathy Cahill if 4149" inf- ' judy Calimano Liz Canute Nancy Carroll Tony Carton Theresa Carton Wwe., john Cate Patrick Cavanaugh Lynn Chambers Mike Christianson Peggy Christianson 68 1 'WU' V .wir Toni Christensen Dave Circello Marie Cirivello john Coats Chuck Collins if iff" Pam Colman Pat Colman Bob Conroy Paul Conwell Corinne Cook A QT' Connie Coppens sw 'T"I"1v julie Comelis LEAP YEAR! Girls become hunters instead of hunted . . , or so it seems as seniors Vicki Neuerhurg and Nancy Armetta pose in 'ifittingn attire. Mike Cornelius 69 if 'Q nl EVEN THE FOOD IS COODY says john Saueeclo. The last weekend in October proved to he a spiritual renewal for Senior boys. During this period several Allernan Seniors shared a more lilieral experience in spiritual retreats. The site of the retreat nas the Yiatorian Villa at McHenry, Illinois, Pat Cugick Rosemary Danay 70 Rosann De Castaker Rita DeClerlc Bob Cowden jackie Creen l Jim Cross Terry Cumberworth Mary Beth Cunningham Nadine Cunningham U Senior Boys Get Marcv Dauw Dave De Boever Dwight DeD0nQker Robert DeDoneker A john Dejaegher Linda Delp Carolyn DeNlay Linda De Paepe Sandy DeSchepper '75 V H M, 11- ' Debbie DeSmet jacque DcWitte Debbie Doehler Bob Dowdal Lynn Downey 3' Abby Downing jackie Downing Jim Dugan Teresa D unav in Mary Durr More than Food for Thought at Retreat uv l y Mike Duyvenjonck Sue Duyvenjonck Sue Ebel Linda Edm0I'ldS0I1 KathY Egan Charles Egger Sue Eisentrager Mary jane Elder Greg Endress Sally Engels Q 1 Alleman School Spirit Reaches an All ,AR fm NOK' 1S""? Rose Erickson jane Etzel Judi Evans jack Fennesy Debbie Ferrarini Rose Feteg Anita Filield Ed Finn William Flaherty Vflleriff Fl0rCSCl1 sf' .,,f"'frg Dave Fobert William Foley Rita Forwinkle Debbie Freiburg joe Frerkes Lela Fyfe Lynn Fyfe Mary Casperovich Janice Cemignani Kathy Godfrey Sue Cothals john Goetzeman Gerald Gomez Tim Cranet Connie Greubel Time High in D6 Hr "M- Cl".- JoAnn Crimrne Kathy Grosscl Debbie Grudzinski Greg Crudzinski jdhn Gustafson Cindy Hamer -Bi Theresa Hardi Melanie Hartman Karen Hendricks jim Herbert ,al 1, .M-5 'K -, as K' is , -ich'-5 aw :mm-552.5 -Lf ' , ag, xefinfvfffl ---- ..1sEa?s'J?. . 1 L f .... . me-n if? - , , , 4:s:,faf.,.,:',ff we A .W f iThe school spirit of Allemanf' says coach Don Morris, 'ihas never been better except for maybe the year of '5T." Bob Conroy and Stephanie Schilcl shou their spirit at one of the afternoon pep assemblies. w I ' 3 fi fl mf' Dennis Haneq Pam HQIIIIOH Barb Hansen 'QV' Michael Hartmann NarlCy Hauser T0m Hefldfff Lupe Hernandez Sue Hemandez Andi' Hefffffil f-in WQP-if ,-dll N-..qfQ"' -c""" wwf jill Hoc-nor Mary Holgatg- Nlurk Hoppv jim Horton Karen Hmm iilff' ? X41 vm., Patrice Hughes Bill Huyten Tom jackson I3i21I1vJvSki0 Barb jones Paula jones Richard jones "Q1 Rene lust Charles Kusal john Kehoe Chris Kennedy It is comforting to Linda Dclp to know that thcrc is Someone like Crng Cruclinski that sho can look up to. 1 ' Tlx xi , , N 1 . Am . X , W 1? , , ,.fUv,.Q3? . K - v-'ffm 7 2 ,H r -n any EQ j L 2842? f 52 , ,SF Ulf A fag. 1T1,Ti .T - n Dennis Kennedy Diane Kerkove jim Kiesow john Kimhel Scott Kimbell 8-if N in-r-"7 Sandi King Mike Kinney john Kinser Kathy Knupp Steve Koteski 4 ,.,-A sallam... in "Q, rv Mary Kotleha Ken Krajewski Sue Kropp Pat Krueger Bob Krush Mary Lacaeyse janice Laity jack Lampo joseph Lampo Thanks to Allemanls senior girls, the Bell Telephone Com- 75 pany was able to stay in business. Making her contribution is Michele Marlaire. ,gr """"" x.w...a....a9 Run ldngdfm Dan Lawrence Cathy Lemon J, we Put I4-mlghml Irene Lesage Paula Lesthaege The Seniors cordially welcoiiiecl the nn-nilwers of the lfresh- rnen class to AHS. Prmicling L1 inure than entlnisinstic greeting are Stan Nelson iincl Drive Cfircellu. qr,..,,-, l Terry Levan Dan Lieveng Carol Macler Bill Madison Elaine Majetic '4C,w"" ' Michele Marlaire joline Martin Sue Maynard Becky McDonald Marcia McKinney tv-lv' 'wrrrfx Cathy Meincke Charles Meier Dan Meiresnnne Karen Meiresonne Steve Meiresonne Marlene Nlessmef joe Miller Steve Mills Vicki Mills Pat Miner june Minor Eugene Mizeur Amaria Mfmrecino Kathy Montgomery Tim Moore Seniors Post Pep Posters in School Halls Kathy Mourisse Dan Mortier Mary Lou Mosley Phil MUSISY Mary Murphv Cathy Nelson Colleen Nelson Stan Nelson B05 NSYSHS Vicki Neuefbufg 5 f If , . me f"s" :A A A A '. Vt JQWL . ,',,umw Mary O'Brien Lois Odendahl Gerry O'Dowd Terese O'Halloran Pal OyHaf9 u Sharon Ohlwvilcr Charles Ortman Terry Often Maria Pareigis joannettc Patterson Cnllg-pn Puyiqli Jody Pecaut Ellen Peirce Paula Penny Mary Perry W ,W ,i f ii Q In vs 5 I A ' .V A swf! Y L, - Y Q, i . R . . Q ' - ,A ' , 5' Q. V Mg' N 4 e , , A Q . ' - M K Q i ' K like -, 3, wk .W I We 'e f . it ff g H Y L m ,MN , m Q 5 kk E Y 2 , ali' J. X, kk. Q V Q' 8 up .9 tk V Q35 h , . .ie X . 9 'I H, N if Y ,Q a H Q I S , mv R i ,vii , x is W M W. s i gg, lt 'Q 'F K' " . V ' -nk, Wk V. V l ' I 1 4 gf J 5 ' . ' i - " 1 .. K A if .w --mi ee -awk e.1i'..'a5i'fQ.,mir.mh Ji fb ' Seniors Pioneer Lead in Revival ff e -'H' ew Carol Petersen Ron Petersmilh Lucia Pickens Linda Picon , RoseAnna Pizzuto Elsie PlJ.lSSCll2il'I't Roy' Plasscliucrt Rick Poleslq Deldlvie Polito Steve Polito T Dave Polka Frank Puma Noree-nQuane Barb Qllility of School Spirit Mark Robertson Cindy Roels Neil Rossmiller jim Ruud .Sltlllll Sandi Rarley Lorrie Riordan Z 5 Jody Rogers Alleman's all out effort to build school spirit can be taken quite literally as far as Steve Polito and Steve Mills are Concerned, Steve Runde QQ L fu 1 , ww it Mikc Hyun Chris Sacco john Saucedo Debbiv Schaecker Sandra Schuecker Louise Schemme Steph Schild Mary Kay Schmitt Pam Schneider Dan Schnell jim Sr-hm-ll Sally Sgilpr Beverly Shclangouski Linda Sisk B0 Hvlcn Sorlrlcvillf' T Xlueh preparation nent into tht- senior assembly sacrificing valuable homework time, members of the ussembly committee ure shown at lf-it mm Linda Springsteen Bob Sprung Cindy Starkweather E-,,,,.' JF -an-H 'twins 'wwff Q-.rv-47' Dave Stimpson Mike Stock Mario Terronez Jerri' Thfvll Mall' Thomas ,-X5 Bob C. Thornton Bob j. Thornton M21fSh21 Twmvtivh Rita Tram Gloria Vallejo Relaxing at the elite Hilltop Recreation Club after 21 slay of grueling ucudeniic competition ure tfrom left? Charles VVise, Mike Carr, Paul Conwell, BI 'fffff jim Yun .Xclwr Shirley Van Aclcer Bolm Yun Deflejuchtc Suv xlillllli' Yoorclc Cfollvc-In Yam ll:-ckc Coletu, yan Hvckt. Steve yan Hooreweghe Anita Xlan Lanker Carolyn Yun Nattu Corulic Van Yooren joyce Van Voomn Terry Vensel Steve Vercautren Miko Ycrmeulcu Klllllf Vvrmillion A 2fi::j ?1,.. - 4 , -fl y 1 Q i I - - ,Q J , 31 rf' pai:-rw, 1: , .. - ,QW N ' W ,. Y, - - ' A ,- ' ' fl '?1f5 '5 M ??.lW ' 2 V 'ww 'S ' Wx 7 ww , wr 'fwu 'A . ' 4 ' ,gg-rf' , ..4 I fl , ,A ,. A , 1 1- -, ' . f-i vti. M ' A lUhn W 'VNU' Greg Vogel led Vytldul .wg :eg ', . ,ff A fi 3 Vferfwh I 4 ' ' ' ' ' . -f---A 51, ky rf K 5- I E i ' tr- wr ,Evil A "T."'.f7 lorry VY"Uf'i' Rlta Vvahlhelm Bill Walzenl Relaxing uftcr the rush of usscrnlmly pmcticv is senior Bob Cowclvn. 82 i WH:-' mum? V ,L lffhn Welling Pat XVelch Bob Welvaort Torn Wessel 5lH1rUI1Wl1isl0r if if """7" I 151' R Tom Vldnlel juanita VVidclPl janicc XYilcle Cheryl XYilliarn: Judy Williams Nh! Nlarietta VVilson Charles VVisc' Bill VVolters NHDCY Wood Thefesil W00d Darlene Woodard KfiS Wfllrliak Coach Cilmoras sun, johnny, comments on the ontcmm- of the faculty-lvtterman Helen Wright JVH Ymmg game, while being interviewed by Tc-d Yytlacil, Ste-vc Yan Hoorxwghc, Cindy Broun, and Nancy' Hauser. 83 joel Young Steve Young 5116 Zi1lf'Slii in .Q ix fel W Miki- Zpiglpr Galen Zvrnll Gayle Ziegler Tim Ziegler if fb! Kevin Zcrull Steve Zerull It's a family affair! Can you identify Lynn and Lela Fyfe, Pat and Pam Colman, Cathy and Colleen Nelson, Roy and Elsie Plasscliacrt, Tim and Gail Ziegler, Ted and Terry Yytlacil, Ste-ye and Dan Xleiresonnv, and Greg and Deb- bie clFllllZlIlSlillJ 'G mm ij' i - X Stumicrit Council Officers irilmmei check notes lwirwre thi- open Xiain Council: Xiikn' I.usson, vice president of the junior uSsn'rI1l1ly lil the foreqrmiml. Teil Yythu-il. Xiu'-Inrcwiclerli ui class. Bulb Pettit. presicieiii ol junior cliiss. jackie Creeri. the Senior Q-Iussg in brick iii-it tu riglitf. Cindy Htiirlmcutlier sei-ri-tary-treasurer ul time Si-niur class: Ken Kmicuski. presi- Svcretiiry ui the Xluin cjmim-il. Kathy Brrvmls-3, St'L'I'l'tLlI'f- dent uf the Senior claw: imcl Clene Nlizeiir. priwicii-nt oi the trcusiirvr ui the junirwr class, Nlikn- jones. vim' prwiileut of Xliiiil ljmmcil. Class Iiepre entahwfw join Student Council Hicer tOiFOfH1 i 5l'll .nt tual l11111it'1 Xliclclvl. Sul' f '. ' 'U 1 lla' P Sli-I x 'l eufSenate. ue 1. emi r -' in e i 4. 'ii If Voc rn Jl12l!llf'SCllllKl. lflli-11 l,i'iI'l'l',L1Illl Xiikn-Ciiiifmw 85 Top Ten and Almovc I.vlt: Co-vulvclictorians joe Frm-rlws ttntl Kathy Gocllrvy along with Skillltlllltfllltl K1-n Krajmxslxi pam' tht- class of '68, and tht-5 know itl Nhovc: ut far right Karen Hvmlricles and -I-llE'I'l'Sl1 Ovllalloran sit down on tht- joh uftcr four yr-urs ol hard work. Left: Pat Block uncl john NVQ-lling look forward to a futurv full of promise. Almovv, C4-ntvr: Thr' last three' rm-rnhc-rs ol thc vxclusivc top tvn cluh are: L. to H, juunitu XYitl- clcl. Beverly Shl'l2iIlg0llSlKl. and llorulic Yun- Yoorc-n. . . . .TakeH0r10rs c:llIlChdHtf'S for tho National Hnnur Socivty for 1968 arc' ROW' lr Nancy .'XI'ITll'ttil. ,lill Hovnvr. Put Krvngvr. Kurvn llvlldricks, Xluriu Purvgis, Sharon Whisler, Paula l,1-stlmcfghc, Nlurivttu Wilson. Pat Uvllarc, Kathy Godfrey. ROW' 2: Bill Burrctt, Kathi Bc-llrwtt, Susan Clog-thuls, Bcvvrly Shvlangmlski, 'l'ln-rvsf' 0'lIulInrun, Sharon Ohl- xxciler, Sharon Bihvv, Pat Block, Kon Krnjmxski, ROW' 3: Jody Rug- '?-img E M., 3 ,4,,,w,gQ11l4""q 5 .,,p,:sfMF'M5kL n , Q Q PTS. Nlurcy Dunn, Xlury Dnrr, Lonisv SClli'llUllt'. Jllklllitll YYi1hh'l jeanrlc-ttf' PilttPI'SUIl, Barham blrmncs. Crmxlic' Yun Xucmrcll, Ritz: Trzxnt RON' 4: juhn XXI-llillg. -lvrry Thnll, -Ivff Nunng. mlm- Ifrvrkvs. plxilll Cranvt. john flO6flHlLlllIl, ,lznnos Cross, Kvxin lm-rnll. Tmn .ILICIKSUII john Km-hm-. s 'Qi "The difficult we do immediately: the impossible takes a little longer." Such was the motto of the Alle- man Senate this year. Thanks to the new Constitution the constituents ot the Student Council, the students. have much more voice in their government. Students were provided with a method to impeach officers who did not fulfill their duties and responsibilities, though no one was impeached. Under the skillfull leadership of Gene Nlizeur and Mike jones, Student Council Presi- dent and Vice-president respectively, the key word for this yearis council was activity. From the pancake breakfast to the Easter Dance. the students ot Alleman were provided with a varied program of extra-curricular activities: thanks to this vearis senate. Ken Kraiewslti and Xlike jones listen attentively. SAS 'vm-an Representatives N ork with Students As 88 ,iss-e"""' Above, Kathy Nonnemann expresses new opinion on one of the varied subjects discussed at the open assem- blies. -.T 'Q -V 'Xlmvf' and Inu:-r right, Cena- Xliyc-ur, Senate Prcsiclcrlt, dernorlstmtvs his leadership qualities. Belcm scum' of the stuclc-nt members of the Stlld6'Ilt'FLlCllltf' Board, Vanessa liumlson, Mike Yun Ackvr. Chris Lip' mac. and ,Xnitu Yun 1,LiIlkl'flJI'illl the Students' ideas and Smlgcstiuxls before the lwmlrcl. an Active Senate. Underclassmen Are 1Ti1. T.i in sr, . . fi ,'W.,1f- ' .,. rriiggggggit t Q 3 ' if S L E'3E:,,, g f ,, pifgig f ' 1, Ai if i , Sponsors for tht- froslmivn are the following representatiw-s from the junior class: Miko Moorc, Linda lXlCc:LllH', Pam Doylv, joan Dix, joan Fitzgerald, Marg Hvssg SECOND ROVV, Chris Lipovaic, Linda Williamson, Scott Longer. at Ease and Attention junior representativvs ure CSTANDINCJ Kathy Krone, Chris Yoiid, jill Black- wvllg CSITTINCJ Mary Stimpson, Kathy Nouns-muon, Debbie Murphy, Clrcg Bush, and Luiiriv Flvnn. 5 Q Q reg as su ii EE 3 if 5 5 it 3:24 E Zi ggi H EE E 5' + g r 3 ,t ggi jiri Q2 n at 1 El 2 fe, .K 5 t If i is arf sz H ' 1 r xx sf ll 9l Class of 69 homeroom 3a STAIRS: Sue Hauser, Gloria Schnell, Linda Miller, Chris Hughes, Larmon, Bill Ottcn, John DeBi1yscr,jay Lcppo, ROW 3: Larry Gustaf- jncly Guzlo, Fran Tliurpv. ROVV 1: Angola Molina, Rita Carton, gqyn! put Dvcosteri Jerry Ochsv Roxy 4: jim yanDCCastm,ll,' lm Dvnisc Dcluna, Kathy Rogers, Kathy Nonncnmann, Thcrcsa De- Wiclci0l,fIhris Norton, Huyck, Xiaureen Nlahivu. Kathy Bromley, Barb Rm-Il. ROW' 2: Dennis Maw 1- 3 92 . J, fu L so 3 'FM ,, ,Elin Kr 1, if A ,, 4A.L ,r ca 15 L , ROW l: Judy Colgan, jean Dix, Rose Kennedy, Anne Bauwcns, Ruth Kluclc, Sieve Doran, janet Nesseler. ROW 4 Paul Petrinll Steve Kline, Bernie Ramos, Linda Brzostowski, Put Muttis. ROYVZ: Deanna Gusse, Torn Pnlitn, Pat Lerschen, Bill Powers Dan Flgirlurh Nlikr Hoffman, Ianice Allardyce, Susie Lenaghun, Terry Sliiel, Mary Stirnp- Creen, Dick Celande, Tony Puslwun, Chuck Downing, Krug, Xoung son, Carolyn McMillan, Bill Brune, Frank Schrucleya. ROW' 3: Kathy Xlilce DeCrande, Dan Stien, Seott Longer. homeroom 3b inus ne Year and ounting H , --433-Y ROW l: Pete Shunning, Dave Hartman, Ioan Fitzgerald, Dennis Debbie Strauss, Mary Hesse, Rachel Sierra, Bill Martin, Pam Doyle, Schulte, Mary Herdt, Donna Meineke, judy Niedzwiecki. ROW 2: Dan Duyvejonclc, Pete Templer. ROW 4: Clark Foerhrkolb, Barb Gerald McManus, Dan Valley, Dave Sacco, Marcia Irwin, Mary Kay Baker, Carol Kimbel, Claudia Rumler, Bill Drish, Kevin De Roo. Willaert, Barb Kropp, Kathy Campana, Ellen Marvin, Rosemary Mart, ROW 5: Bob Pettit, Mark Van Lauwe, Chris Lipovac, Linda Sutherland, Betty Roclts, Mike Fenner, Sam Gomez, ROW 3: homeroom 3C Peoria Central or Bustl 94 ,T1-.iili juniors Receive Ne wlyf Styled Class Rings homeroom jd ROW' l: jiidy' Te-nk. Diane Klnly. Kitty Kriseiiliergr. Ginny Xlnrehese. Xlnry Zeriill. jndy' Nyligurier. Cindy Xlilrin. Teresa Brilclyyin. Shirley Danny ROW' 2: Ken Siiller. Huy Pielmrtz, Dun Xlnlillieirn. Frecl Flores, Yern Heires, Boli Struliley, Dun Egger, Xlilu- Lnsson. Tracey l'1neli. ROW' 3: 'lilieresii Sl'ilLlIll. Xlarilyn Nagel. l,.nirie Flynn. jncly Spruiiger, Linda NIL-Clnlme. Boli Yize. Becky Driseull, Klritliy Turnbull. Toni Nlelionigle. jill Hemel, Karen Xlillot. ROW' -l: Bula Parkinson, joe Hines. john Loete. Bl'FIlL1l'ilSllIlLlCCIl. il we xv 95 uniors et H ff to See the Wizardyp in Class Assembly RON' 1: Kiln-to Kinsey, john Xlurshull. Kevin Hill, Suv Fecht, Dave XYootvn. ROW' 2: Chris Ninnrv. Greg Schnltv. Chuck Vkilzeni. Dehhie Xlurphy. Sha-ryl Kvtnvr, jim limxgvrwvrf, Boh Ford, Stove Ridder. ROW' 3: Nlurty liggcs, Kay .-Xnilnro, Kathy Hartwig. Sarah Yan Ooteg- I Q , ll homeroom 3e 96 hom, Nlary l,21g0IIl1ifL'iIlfl, Ciiirolyn Ki-isms, Put Slues Kathi Don erty, Bob Rvttig, Phil 'lbrrcmiln-x. ROW-1: 'Illvrvsu Pmlxoordc an Caffcry, Tim Yun Hoc-kc, Ki-n Fc-rgiisuii, john Nc-nhuncr Xian X xnclxe Tom Hartman. QQ 4.1 ,, -. i T homeroom 3f E X ROW 1: Kathy Bladel, Nancy Morris, Ruth Viren, Karen Arndt, Williamson, Bev Bohnert, Dan Wood, Linda Noppe. ROW 4: Debbie Wanda Earl, Tim Wcitlespach, ROW 2: Chris Benson, Nancy Taghon, B0d6rl, jerry Dannay, john Arth. ROW 5: Greg Golz, Mike Ague. john Lower, Davc Kent, Mark Roe-lens, Mike Eberhardt, Monica ROW 6: Ralph Galvan, Tom Wallace, Mike Moore. ROW 7: Steve Nontez, Chris Krumdieck. ROW 3: Gene Delfino, Tom Layer, Greg Van Spey Broeck. Bush, Charlie Joh anne s, Kicth Nowak, Dehhic Roudebush, Linda Recalling Memories of 76 -7 97 ROW 1: Rita Couchanour, Sue Sinksen, Toni De Freze, Don jones, Morford, jill Blackwell, Linda Newlin. ROW 6: jane Lampo, Lois Tom O'Connor, ROW 2: Sue Mummert, Natalie Borszcez, Lois Core, Auclry Nelson, Mike Minor, Bob Fox, Dave Clough. ROW 7: Nuessli, ROW 3: jane Bennett, Sheila Feeney, ROW 4: jean Lam' Darrel Van Hulle, Bernie Barrett, Tom Likely, Bill Logan, jim bert, Vanessa Hudson, lid jacques, Mike Coethals. ROW 5: Mary Warlop, Pete Mueller, Stan Bousson. juniors Get PROM -Motion 98 1 homeroom 3h ROW 1: Diane De Smot, Chris Yuucl, john Kelley, john Forrest, Mary Kopp, Kari Tonn, Regina Broil:-ll, Torn Aring, RONV 2: Curt lfnlrnoncl- son, john Halbur, Larry Duflurai, Sharon Steiner, Kathy Forrl, Lynne Deflecter, Mike Nlenting. ROW' 3: Bill Callmwy, Lune livuiis, Mike Musiek, Ann O'Brien, Greg Ciinninghurn, Penny Powers, Steve Brinn. ROW' 4: Al DeNVitte, Cinclee Brennan, Kathy Lang, Donna Hagerman, Mike VVehlJ, Kathy Nowak. ROW' 5: Paul YandeYoortle, Mike jones. XYQS Barker, Dan Spic-lmun, ABSENT: Steve Perez, Kathy Polust-hex, Bill Lofquist, Mike Nlurkell, 99 nv ,xy l.. , 'yu . .., Rgyy 1: Cary FIUSL Roger frctesv ROW' 2: Carmen Hernandgz, Kathy' Krone, Kathy Saba-l, 'ljlcrvsc Gilroy, judy' Vyolvertoii. ROVV Put Hahn, Tom Valli-ju, Bulv Chiim, Dan Newrnan, Tom DeCoster, 4: Dennis Klauvr, jim Folic-rluicli, Pi-ggy' Caydos. Bvrnie' Zcrull Chuck Kjurk. Tom D4-Bourcy, ROW' 3: Crvg Crimme, jim VPII- jim Dvllcckcr. BobNelsoi1. ing. john Broun, Mary Culiisha, jozmne XVhit0. Mary' XlcCumh0r, homeroom 31 Mama ia. Three juniors to Stud Art in Sunn Italy . IOO , Second Semester Finds the juniors Snowed nder with Activities homeroom 3k ROVV l: Mary jo Poremlm, Put Hanegrnon, l,ir1da'C0rnelius, Mary' Armettu, George johnson, Bob Cumberworth, Ken liolnerls. ROW' 3 Sehuecher. Martha Rune. Nlur5'Cappa1erI. Plllll HLIITCY, lrezlllll HOU- Bill Lindell, Mike Carvis. jim l7eSrl1et, Pam German, Kathy Lung ertson, Barb XILIKHSUII, P11111 Hare, Michelle X1eKenzie. june Ilolluml, Don XX1-lxuert. Rick Yun Acker, Tum Klaxxon, ROW' -l: Greg De Pam Vaughn. ROW' 2: Greg Nugent, Nlike Curr, Xlike Xeary. Xlike Schepper,TomTri1nble, Rick Dulmbeleure, joe De-Bisschup. IOI Vw -aww Sophomore class officers this your arc, left to right- Mutt liuvvry prcsideritg Bill Pfam-nstii-l, xicc prcfsideritg Pam Ihuiscr, secretary treasurer, Soph fticers and Repre entatives Rcprcsciitirig tlic sophoiiiurv class this yvur arc, left to right: Nliirilyn Nlif-rmui, Nancy Ebel, Slll' Spcrgcr, Put Xlbod, Dolurvs juni-s Tlicrvsu Muck, Tcrt-ba Aliiiquist, Put Curtmi, Mary Scliaiilvmcck, um Lisa SlltlK'l'IIlL1Il. rf i Class of O ROVV l: jean VanVooren, Sue Tilip, Ann Nugent, Rita Dinneen, Martin, Tereba Mack, Polly Marr, Margaret Yancurra, juanie Lampo. Janice Diedrielc, Pam Hauser. ROW' 2: Mark Barreto, Richard Van- ROW' 4: Leorlard Bullock, Charles Stroldbe, jerry Nicholson, Ellen Puvelcie, Tom Broznvieh, Tom Strupp, jim Atchison, jim Egan. Noel Yan Lanclier, Terry Quinn, Terri Dugan, Mike Zerull, Lynn Vande- X1eKenna, Tom Rodems, ROW' 3: Mary Bates, julie Bouljon Daniele Moortel, homeroom 2a Sophomores Voice Views At Senate 103 Sophomores Participate in Renewal of Liturgy homeroom 2b ROW l: Sandy Rivera, Tom Gilroy, Claire Williams, Mike Wulgaert, ROVV 2: Dick Ebel, Diane Yoclts, jackie Engels, Don VVicldel, Mary jo Meyer. ROW 3: Cathy O'Brien, jim Brozovieh, Debbie Block, Diane Caspt-rovich, April Battin, joe Kersehieter. ROVV 4: Roger Schaaf, john Kotlelm, Bennie Carton, jim Defllerek, jim Van- lluunuu9""" 104 Ooteghem. ROVV 5: Tim Ford, joan Helenthal, Cheryl Marshall, Pat McLaughlin, Bob DeDoneker, Yolanda Lopez, Fat Trugarz, Debbie Dohbels, Mike Morrisey, Dee jones, Colette Vogele, Bruce Buckrop, Sandy Olvera, Cath, Brodell. Speaking: jim Moran. ROW l: Mary Ann Morck, Sandy Yeager, Sue Ortman, Pam Cassini, Charles Ulfig. ROW 3: Carolyn Hoffman, Cindy Falculty, Martina Peggy O'Neill, joy Viren, joan Blondell, Teresa Rutsaert. ROW 2: DeFaur, Chris Terronez, Nicki jones, Monica Crossman, Mary Meyer, Dominique Dijulio, Bill Burgmier, Bob Madison, Dennis Mosely, Mike Murrin, ROW 4: Gary Frank, Tom Erps, Tom Arnold, Kevin jerry Fisher, john Vincore, Ralph Segura, Pat Lage, Dan Creen, Musick, Grace Rubalcavo, Sid Cranet. homeroom 2c Fall Days Bring Homecoming Excitement 105 Sophomores Try and at First Assembly h0mer00m2d ROW' l: Steve Glaudcl, john Neary, Rita Fobert, .Xririettc Stoblc, lrbziiri, janet Smith, Xlary Lee Pic-rec. ROW' 3: jot- Aring. Chuclx Barb DOSchinckCl, Barb Barker, Chris Vilsori, Pam NVQ-lvacrt. Suv Sami, David Xliller, Alan Hougvrxu-rl. ROW' 4: Ste-vi' lfbricr, Kim Hulsbrinlx. ROW' 2: Bob Boden, Chip Dowsc-tt, Bc-cky johrismi, l'lLlSll1iIlCl, j0l'l Nlarlier, Xlikc Shcil. Dun- NQ'lSUll, Tum Arriurii, Nlurla Eileen Mowiler, Mary Schaubroeck, Cathie Cray, jam' Kale, Kathy Allkllllb.j2iIHlt'N0IHlC'I1HlE1Illl,RiClx'l1J.1IllU521lflS. O6 T ROW 1: Mike Boyle, Bernie Vallejo, Cary Briggs, Donna Miner, ROW 3: Ellie Fettes, jane Kelly, Put McCarthy, Steve Brune, jerry Denise Cross, Paula Wilson, Patty Wood. ROW 2: Dave Penny, Miller, Connie Nloran, Steve Hendrickson, Mark Dowclul. ROW 4: Helen Kingsbury, Mary Conroy, Philip Bruet, Becky Dalton, jackie Tom Defiisscllop, Dennis YunclePutte, Doug Xlinor, Dick Preluil, Dasso, Tim Conroy, joyee Nlizeur, Miko Coclianour, Steve Bopes. john Cornelis. homeroom Ze Sophomores Gear Themselves For riving Instruction 107 Halls of lleman Rosound with Soph-istioated School Spirit homeroom 2f SITTING: Dchhie Tarogouski. RON' l: Chris Crupi, jan Yan A-X4-kg-r, Don Hiirrne-ning. Fenn Kirnlu-ll, john llurtrnan. jc-I-Y Scliiii-iclcr, CI1 Kathy Xlontz. joiin Foiicrlmcli, Carolyn Tiiinlmuro. Cheryl IJ:-VYittix Harris. Tcrosa Carlson. Margo Liinnon, Carol Schziricr. Cindy Piirlw Xliiriy Burnett. Dennia Buclnncyc-r. Nliirilin Xliermxa, Kathy Wil- RUN' 3: Steve' Cnsicla, jvrf Svliiitti-riiuii. jerry Xia-Ciiirv. Chiir luvrt ROW' :Zz Connie- Reischling, Chris Otti-n, Chris Ycrcuiitri-ii, lllllllllilll, Bill Coulter. Nlike- Ciiliissi, Roi1Scclain, Dennis Schiilti, 108 X Q RPN 5 'i XJ ROW 1: Dale Schneli, Denise Rocls, Marcia Shciangnuski, Eileen Carrnack, Kathy DeDe-ckcr, Diane DeBaCkcr, Thvrcsc Aimquist, Pat Quane, Mary Hartman, Matt have-ry, jcwff Bostrom, ROVV 2: Kathy Leahy, Mary Fnulk, Torn Lagomarcino. ROWV 4: Bob Bockewitz, Bob Bridges, jc-ri jauoisz, Linda Parks, Laura Saiicr, Carol Tricbci, lJllFI'0IliJCI'jlCl', Cioria Kargl, Ron Plasschaerl, Doug Scovii, Bill Pian- Kathy Cunningiigun, jack Schnvli. ROW' 3: Xiark Buranck, rilflllf' Onsticl, Pat Frfnncsy, Torn Xibivver. h0mer00m2g Soph Float akes Lancers HSquirmM. T09 i Class of " HP1ays 'KCOUIH uring Record-Cold inter. honzeroom 2 h RON' l: Kathy Bixins, Cin-g Stn-c-km-I, Trudy lmnvr. Robyn Parsons. Srnith, ROW' 3: Nlury Bullwrn, llvlmbic cLl'IIliflIlllIli. 'I'rnn Mc Put Sanvlnrls. Tim Smxtlmoud, Bill Ymvll0r1Ilc'ids'r. ROW' 2: Tim Lilllghlill. Turn Skurpvu, Bill IIIIIIIUS, IJt'hbii'-Il1hIlSUII, Turn Hcnd lfluhvrty, juhn B1-rrp, Nunn-i lilwl, H1-n liugcrs, john Schrm-der. jim rickx. ROW' 4: Turn Xlrilulliglnx Nlilu' lloylc, linn Broun, Patsy Bran-kv. ,Xlin-4' Sulwl, Pcggy Kulusvns, Peggy c:llIlIliIl2h2iHl, Linda SChIll'illt'Y,jiIIlfIUfllCliS. ROWS: NInrkjusp1'l', Us-Nwiv Kvllnrd, . v .KA C: . 41 4' HO Wllll Doug Krocm-r, Xlikc Cuiininghuni, Darn-ii Sue-lens, Xlury Davis. P11111 Xicirvsmirii-, Kim Lafquist, Shirley 'l'yckaert. Cliiick Stark. jim Xlalcim-5, jimi' sulis, He-rmun Pvrvf. Ste-vo Hyli-QL. Limiii Bladel. Hmuniw lityvl. homeroom Zj Sophs ptimisticaii Eye Role as pperciassmen homeroom 2k ROW' l: jucki Neuerhlirg, Diane DeYoss, ROVV 2: Vicki Lopez, Terry Kiuggcr. Ed Le-han, Pat Borgonjon, George Brown, Kathy Yan hootvghvm. ROW' 3: Niary De-VYitte, Roxanne Tracey, Kathy Fetes, jim Frcrihanci. RON' 4: Tim Flosi, Karen Anderson, jim Kopatich, judy Sosz-niun, Clluricv lliiywiorick, Carol Hancgmon, Bill Nlurrix ROW' 5: jim Puiiweis. Bob Segura, Xlikc Strupp, Stow In x n Barrictt. ROW' 6: lffi Hin-aiirtnx Lisa Snttvrnmn, Xlikc- Xnr III Dasso, Kathy Phillips. f , , M ,I+ lx- sw AMEX, .L . ., eip "Lg -, aim .Q is M , 3 1 . W X T. Jr 3,51 '18 N. ,ka E .R Ss vw. 'gf wx! i UiW'1R'?xiQ 1 W xff Q A 1 Q W N ,E Nw, Q, .V ? oy VA! www .,,..,--nw- Freshmvn Senators for the sc-crmd SI'IIN'5tK'f arc: FRONT ROW! Ninn-in YunAL'ker. juni Ncuvr- burg. Xlury Ye-rlwl, Patti Carr and Xllll l.gunl1rc-chi, BACK RUXY: Stew' Bennett, Cfllurlim- Xin-- Xhlffllf unc! RivkNlurti11 Freshmen Reps. Are Wfeleemed to Senate Af .. f ' zf' H3 Class of 71 lzanzwwonz IA HOW' l: l'.u1l 511111-mln, CAN Mlmh- Xlorv. lm- Cross- ,lulm llarlltlr. l1l1llllIlC"l1llU'5- Kmill Kl'lUI'lll1'9'l'K- Kllllll 54'l"l4'Ylfl"1'-ll'l'VF Xl4'l'illlUV9f. ID.u1-Slu-il ROW' 2: K.1ll1x Smvzllnlx, Clalil lllvllv. Klllllf Ull1vrts,julif- Xlllfllfll Nl.nrxi11 ROW' 4: Xlluw lfllflilll. Kvxin Hmm: Sumlx l,llllQllUIl, X.lIlXlH!l'i'Il, 11.11115 lillllxlllllk 'Ibm l'11ym'. Xlilfw llusxu, lllws Allen, Xlurgnrwl Quilly, l'llil julmscm, Hill Xlum-vlx. l1lLlflDxx'llill', Xliclwlf- Bul- llu-lx Xl.1rti11. HOW' 33: lm- NN lIlll'I'SL'llt'lll. Climly llcrrlt, Put .Xlr11quisl. Cawrl. llillll U1'iM'IlrwIll.l'.1ljm1w,Put lfuull H4 1 ROW' l: ijilll DL-1n11x'11ck, julie Xiorris. john Bruriciriu-yi-r, jo A1111 De- Amoni, Brian fillillliilgilillll, jeff Polka Miko Nlurpiiy. Niury Scilrocci- Murlie, Yicki Rmiosovich, Vicki i.i3lIlgCiOll, Carol Bates ROW' 2: kneel- er. Put Coil. i1llCiIlCiil julius ROYV4: Pattie Vaugiin, PL1iii1.'fJiil'Il, C1111- ing Doug Smith, Dave Vandevoort, Sic-vc' NIcMu1111s, joim Ifrciband nie, Nic'Futc', fiiltlfili iNiCiXillI'I'klf' ROW 5: Jody T1-mplvr, Burt liiiusvr, ROVV 3: 'IR-rri lfviis, Alice Wright, Paul R11111im-r, Rita llc-riiumicz, Dun Dave' l.uL'iu-y, ROYV6: Alicia Cliiristman, Terry 'I0ilIlS0ll, homeroom IB Alleman Highis ew Additions Freshmen, with Viaterians, emplete First Year at . homeroom IC' ROW' l: jim liiiiilmroclit, Bs-th Nlruvck. Murilietli Bowen, Elaine Lang- DeNeve. ROVV 3: jot- Springstvz-ii, Duxicl lllilllly, Nlikc He-Ckcnkamp, stun, Kathy Sliic-l, Ann Kusviilmvrg, Niuicy' Ferguson, Pain Beck, joe Pre- john Bromley, Bob Murray, jini Prviliil, Cliff Zernll, Peggy Nlcfluire, lmil. ROW' 2: Bill Aring, Runcly Yzuiilv Ulillc, Tom johnson, Bob Gina Grchan, Cheryl Tviik, Xlurgarct Hincs, Kathy Spuracio, Dawn Nleiresonne, Cary Gibson, Mary Ann Collins, David Budelier, Kevin Parks, H6 ROW 1: Frank Armetta, Kim Hobcrt, Rosemary Kiss, Bobbi McLaughlin, Florence Conicella, Marion Creubcl. ROW 2: Larry Heimann, Steve Dunay, jamie Terry, junu Bender, Dave Sabel, jerry Dewulf. ROW 3: john DCCost0r, Barb Ver- cuuteren, Cheryl Dcyyittc, ROW' 4: Dan McCarthy, Nic-lainie Lesage, Kathy Peck, Brian Burghgravv, VVunclu Alkcrs, Dun Vogel. ROW 5: joyce Alongi, Rhonda Florcscu, Kathy Sie- bert, Bob Stucs. ROW 6: Brian Pysxku, jun Sprunger, Beth Nc- shek, Putty Hcicly, Bill Mcrsch. ROW 7: Tim Kelly, jeff Stohl, Dick Oberg, Bill Larson. homeroom ID 33 5 H iw gf? ie is 2553552 H Q gk ga sae . im ,J 7 rx Q ii 33.5 1 zz. W A ' 1: gi? Q2 Kgs gi 5 3 5 fl 2,5 f fi 4535 5 , mm F, fi- W 15 we if 52 3 2 Q l 2 5 3' E E em? im 22 , ,, o , Q Wi f i gg Q N EE ... 2 ii YV Q H 'lm sv R: QE Gigi if 531 ,K ff? ii 2 fy E Eg, 22552 Q 5 R 2 5 ig Q Q K. 5551323 g SS mg 'r H we i ii' are ix 2 ROV' l: jL1Ill':xiiJl'Lll'ilt, Mary l,ipox'iic, Kathy DeVYitte, Connie Kimbei, Tom Rafferty. Dennis Nliriiei, Bill lnurciice, Yin-ki Starkovich, Dan jennifer Pm-rox, Pain lfoin-rt, Nliiry Ciissc, Dre-xx Dcbrey, Lori Xless- Sacco, Dave Cuiiimii, Miki' Stmimlcy ROW' 4: Siiiiron Ye-rxaecke mer ROW' 2: ju Allll ffflllwuy. CLITUIBU Smith. Juni Nfllfffhllfg, Tim Chris DQ-Poorter, Alison Ruin-rts, Greg Heircs, Mike Diliiiiu. O'Bric-n, Pete Kciim-dy, juni-l Turin, 'loc Giilrnan ROVV 3: Biii Beatty, homeroom IE -Down Staireases Puzzle Freshmen IIB 1 Dlexv Stuch3nts lzomcfmom IF ROW' I: Cathy llaihnr. Shu-ilu Duran. Dave llvlliistvckcr. Nlarilyn Pic-on, Cluii Smith, Becky Stn-wart, Debbie Rm-iw ROW' 2: Lonnim' Ford, Stvve- Yize. Terry Xorin, Sue- Kinney, Put Klfiriiviis, Sharon .Xl- Llvnv, janet Tumiin, jnhn Henderson, Vicki Ho:-rrniun, ROW' 3: Steve' C3GtfXCCUl3iHtGCi Tillillill. Chris Dufour. Pr-tv lrriiriii, Dmig Rimini:-r. llun Niiiiiird. Stun Bonnvtt. Xlike Saciviis, Piitc' Nigel, Xiilu- Crum, Bob ifuppavrt. Rinh iirci Hoqlic-t, Daw- Kinihi-l, -lnciy llim exizwzu, Cluii liishy H9 ROW' l: Craig Schafer, Don XYasst-riliovo, .Xnclroa lioclts, john lfhcr- harclt, Toni Carton, Clilhn-rt 'lk-rroncf. HOW' 2: jot- lloxxc, liominvy 7 Xloors, Tom Cluzzo. Bm Hansen, Nlaria lint-rx-5, jon livttig, .Xniy Xtil- lcr, Sally lfrc-1-cc, Kart-n KUlOSt'll5,'l1l'll Kloppt-nlwrg, .Xnna Yogcl, ROW' 3: Nancy Norton, l.y nt-ttv Sniith, Tcrri Loxu-r, Hose- X allt-jo, janv Allar- dycf-, Karen Stimpson, Caylc Croxulvr, Tlicrt-na Blat-kxxvll, ROW' 4: Denise llulvlus, -jLtlIlt'5 Cnvxo, Dvlllmic' Doyle-, llocliwy Ussouslxi, ltimhf ard Delflerlx, Tim LL-naghan. homeroom IG 120 N Jw., homeroom IJ 'l'ABI,I'f l: Larry Dm-Clramlc, Frank Krone, Mike Conwvll, Boh Ou eil- or, john liic-lclivlcit, 'lorry Fislivr, Bolm lngogly, Mark Paskvan, Dei 1. nis Nlajt-tic, illlllll Morrow TABLE 2: Ann Larnlwrclit, Cheryl Porna jucly llartwig, Pain Card, Suv Rout-, julie' Oifionnor, Rita Mitchell 'll1'l'k'Sl1 Hnhalcava, julim- Payno STANDING: Bruce Trapkns, john Ryan, Paul Rios, 'l'irn llartli, jcrry NVQ-lvavrt, Paul Hyman, Kathy Eni- nioncis, Mary Ann VVass4-iiliovv, Dana Stumphy, jan Sonnoville, Mary Mack, Carol Vaiiclt-lXloortvl, Chris joncs. I Q Eta in the Life. . . homeroom IH ROW' l: Cynthia YBIICLQU, Dick VK'iclclc'l, Sherry Cirupi, Hoc Butch. jn- lic- lfrin-lncrg, john BL-rim-lli. jm' Circ-ellu, Greg Hahn RUW' 2: joan Nlitulloll, Karen Bvnson, Ann l,l1g0lIlLlI'CiI'lO, Linda Solis, Stove Klnggvr, Sm- l'm-lvmxrdc, Becky Clilln-spin-, joan Hurrnc-ning, jnycv Russmiller, was-maqw mg 1:33, - -H, i ' -, . , amen. N + V '-+-if-f..,NMgaRM WA ' . A ,,,, si W' K ' , J'. ff' A ' Sv - -yas IL. --,, . , H f ' s . 1 Q , V N , I ' -sw K V K L S5254 , , Imz . ' W' 'V - fiilifiifes. , ROW' I: wln-rm Xlurtir-r, lfrm-sl Iiic-zmrtc-. john l'-lllQl'I'Lllfl. Bolu Rodts. Arm-tt, Nlarilyn llassw, blaclxii' Dvllimr. jim Krmifvlcl, Brian jasper. Bari: Xlm-krmm-, Iii-gina Iixclm-r, Diana Ilmily, Nlargaret Sunnoxillv. ROW31 julio juries, jerry Pulixu-ls, Tum ifupvlalllll, Rick Di-Uranus, Cimly Xhfli-I1 RUN' 2: Xi-mniui I'i1slNmxslxi, I-ffl Hamlin, Nlike Yiuille- Nam-3 5llIlllL'I'lllllCl. lien Willy, llinrl SCllIlt'lKll'l'. Terri Xlurtin. Nlarcia Clisli-m'lm', Pill flmlirs-x. l,i'lJl7ll'f,Kl1'Ilil1llll, 'Ilvm Xllllflllf. Put Carr. Pat YLlYlfll'X'UUFKll', Dunn l.llllQ,I1lHIl.cii'IllL' Xl4'xi'rs, Hallcly Hula' honzcromn IK 122 Class of 7' Sports Field of fariecl Faces and Personalities Patrick NY. flaw-ns clic-cl XlllTCll 4. H368 fbcus on people If PURT Pioneers to Enter thletie ROW' l: Chris Moore, jim Yun.-Xcker, Pat Cavanaugh, Iieppo, Dun- Kent. Hon liiiigcitmri, Ron Pctersrnitii. Steve Polito ROW' 2: Fred Xleyvr. Xiikv Dx-Gruridv, john De-jul-gcr, DuYL'StimpS0r1, Dari Nlortier. Xluriu 'l't'rrumtz. 'limi HllI'QIIll'il'T, Don XYQ-lvuert ROW' 3: Percy Yuri i,illlHt', lliu- Hiirtriiun. Ghuck Klucit, Boi: Cfurniu-ruurtli, Scott Langer. Dun Wumi, Terri Dt-Bmircy, Str-x 1- Xliils, Tim Nlmm-, Ken Krajewski tmanagert ROVV -1: Greg Gruciziiiski, Xlikv Xiusick. jim Xloraii, Dur- reli Yan Huiie. Boi: Ifurcl, Xlikt- Gtirxis, Greg Bush, Greg Curmiiigham, ROW' 5: Huy j. Xlillvr, jim Wurlup, Dani Stieii, Rick juries, Terry Ctinibc-ruortii, Tim Ziegler. Bernie Zn-ruil, Greg XtlQ.Zl'Ilt, ROW' 6: Bernard Suiide-vii, Xlilu- NH-tvii. Dun ifliiiic-rty, Tim Dusw, Bob Pettit Tom Burris, Greg Griiiiim- aff' 3 Y , ll 1 onference in 1969 During the 1967 season, Alleman's Varsity Football Team compiled a 3-5-I record. Although the Pioneers dropped their first two games, they bounced back for a thrilling team victory over the favored Rock Island Rocks, winning 13-6 with a 95 yard touchdown drive in the gameis Hnal seconds. Alleman finished the season respect- fullybydefeating two of their last six opponents, despite adverse weather conditions and injuries to key personnel. Tim Ziegler, Terry Cumberworth, john Dejaeger and Ricky jones were selected as members of the Quad Cities All-Metropolitan Team, and Cumberworth and Pat Cava- naugh received mention on the All-State Team. RQQXX' 1: Bill I5,lmI,H.ii.r. 'yum Xrlmjilh pat H,nm,55A Wild. Cumming. jim Brozmwic-li. Bob Bmiun, ROW' 4: jim Curiivlis. Doug Scovil. Dim il-llll. jvrry 'Ni1'jlwlwr1. jvrri XlL'fllIiFl'. Bill Piiirli-zlxtivi ROW' 2: Dim Widclz-I, 'lk-rry Quirm. Xlilu- liuylv, Iiogcr SCilLhli.. Tum 1-frps, Xlike uimrx, jim Kijjllltlijl, jm- Km-si-liiifti-r, Paul Xlt-irpwyqyiq-Q Dim shi-il. RUN' 5: jim Xti-liiwu. Stn-xc Kc-ily, Xlikc Strupp, Kcxm Nlusick. Hycivr, 'limi 5km'vp.i. Xlilw Xl'I'lliI, ROW' Il: Bill Xjllffklj. john Hurt- TUU1 SUUPIJ- ,lfw.Xrri11u. DOIN Dilllliii mlm. Toni Brmmniuii. Xlilw Ilmxdul, jim lfgiui. Steve lleiidrickson. N-xx' ., M '11 A 1 'Nj f 'H , 5 Q., A ' .' , K A W-A 7 K V A fa? ' 'A v 8 A "fm fx mm ,gqw I ,, 1, ' . Q . , K I , K if A I 4 N, Y X . X .b N' W f Az 5 'A . I . K WL! Q Y LM' I A f 1,219 xl ,A 4 . Q 1 -5 .1 42- 2, Q i ' X N if Q 4 1 5 ,ff ' ' - 1 "7 , 4 , - wp, Vx I I - 5'-'xxx nw RON' 1: Dim Sui-cu, lfrunk Xriiiutiu, ki-Olly Purkinsml- jerry Xiorticr. RQYITIUIF' Ron' 31 TWU HL1Hf"'U'- Bill -'X"iU2- lim Pfehil- Hike joim Ilia-sn-iimtii, Dim Xlcffiirtiiy, julm Ilvliostcr. Ben Willey, Cari Nlllfphj- ICH Polka- T041 l'Nl0PPf'I1bl'f?l- Miki' Dillllifl- Buff HiiN115f?T- Schiwicli-r, Ilan- Si-iiii. Simi' 'l'c'rmm-1, ROV' 2: Bob lngugly. Nlike Lllffj' Dcufulldf- jUhll Hj7f'Vhllflh.v ROW 4: Cilii-Y Zcruii. jvff Sfohl, Xlurfurcl. Rivk lJl'fLI'LlllNXl'i'lqUIIl fQlllZ0.,iAiII1 l,6'IlLlQilL1Il. Hociiiey Xloorc, Kf'ViI1 RUXW. Rick Nlilftill. Dino lximiwll. Stvvv Be-um-tt, Tim KOH!! Clcrulci XYvlx.ir'rt, Tim Ohlirivii, Runcly Boyle. Frank Krcmv. Pete ,j0hNHCIICIVVWII-5U'V'Kll1!!f'f Cross Country Team Posts Best Record Ever gum BACK ROWV: jim Schnell, Dave Fohert, Tom .-Kring, Nlilu- Cornelius, Xlurlx Hoppe, Nlr. Yan Goethem, FRONT HOWV: Sli-xt' Clusse, Tom Arnoni, Lynn File, Torn llentlricltx, Drive NYootcn. Xlarli Adams, 1 gtiwbm no-lv Although Allemanls cross country tearn suffered ai disappointing season. they were able to pick themselves up and place Tth out of 26 teams in the District Xieet at Indian Bluff. .Xinong this yeuris outstanding runners were Nlurk Hoppe and Dave Fohert. These runners consistently gained points for the schools newest team, Pioneers Capture City Title in 76 ROV' l: Keith Nowak, Nlike Cornelius, Mike VXI-hh, Bill Drish, Mike lieuck, Boh Dr-Doiicker. ROW' 2: Xlanagers Larry Daftara and john Yixiani, Coach Don Xlorris, Phil Terronex, Stexe YanHoorweghe, nn- 1 q C Moline Dispatch photo l Stan Nelson, Greg Nugent, jim DeDeckcr, jim VandcCasteele, Creg Crudzinski, john Cornelis, Assistant Coach, jiin Cilmore. Boasting a good rebounding game and a strong bench, Allemanls varsity haskethall team compiled a 14-T record, its hest record in the past few years. The team gelled early in the season and won its First seven games, defeating such teams Davenport Cen- tral, XYahlert of Duhuque, and cross-town rival, Rock Island. The Pioneers then entered the Pontiac Holiday Tournament where Lockport Central eliminated them in the second round. During the middle of the sea- son, hecause of several injuries, the roundhallers suf- fered a mild slump, winning only 4 of their next 8 games. The Pioneers strongly closed out the season, winning 3 out of 4, including their second victory of the season over Rock Island. 1 QP. Alolim-Disp.1tc'hphr1tu1 Nioline Dispatch phutoi QMoline Dispatch photob ""'n.. Mi' '5 .s,2-- -Q4 ' vs' if sl if QM0li110Disputchphotob , . 'wsu "-1Q1,,rgj- A ,, I lXIulimA DiQputch photcw 3530 ' 1 x - K A i l RUXQ' 1: Dick Ebel! Jim Egan' Ed Ricaurtpv jeg Schmqdf-rv jim Yann- Nlurrin, Mike Calassi, Xlilce Verstraete, John Cornelia, jim Nlorun, oteghern, jim Cornelis. ROW' 2: Nlgr. Ralph Segura, Ben Carton, Niike Steve Kelley, Nlilii' Zi'fl1ll. Q2 Pix l ,,,,,,w ' the -,R lxj ' ,Ei gi Ugg 2511 N..-f FRONT ROYV: lleft to rightl Ben Willey, Mike YanDeCastille, jim Prelmil, Larry Deflrande. BACK ROWV: Tom Carton, Rick Deflrauwe, Carl Sclmieder, Tim Kelly, jeff Stohl, Coach Nlurruy, Xlarlx Paskavan. Bob Xlurray, loc Winterschiecl, Rick Nlartin, Nlanugt-r Kc-vin Krurnclieck, l ""'f"Nl" it X--'R FIRST ROWV: lleft to right? jim Lamlirecht, Manager. SECOND ROW: Dave She-il, Bill N11-rsch, john Eberhart. Gil 'l'ermncv THIRD ROWV: Doug Smith, Mike Crota, Bill Laurence, Mike Nlurfortl, Clif-Y Zerull, Kc-vin Rowe, Bob Rmlts, Steve 'l'ermnel, Pete Kennedy. 131 ..... li N nderclassmen Pace Varsit Wrestling Squad ROVV l: Cleft to right? Dan Newman, Steve Cusse, Fred Meyer. VVarlop, Dan Stein, Dan Mortier, Dave Arnold, Greg Crimme, ROVV 2: Dave Cross, Charles Ortinan, Ui-orgc johnson, Charles Kenny Roberts, joe Hines, Dan Flaherty, Bernard Barrett, john Johannes, jim Schnell, Boh Coxxdt-ri, Toni De-Custer. ROW' 3: jim Arth. tMolinv Dispatch photol 132 After dropping their first four dual meet matches, the Varsity wrestling team caught fire and then went on to compile a 5-5 record. Included among their victims were Assumption, Erie, Muscatine, and Prophets- town, George johnson, wrestling at 120 pounds, and Pat Cavanaugh, at 180, were the standouts on this years squad. johnson finished the season with a 16-5-1 record, and then went on to win second place in the District Tournament. He was eliminated in the sectional meet, however. Cavanaugh compiled a 15-I regular season record. After taking First in District competition, Pat placed second in the Sectional Tournament, and placed fourth in the state meet at Evanston. j Sophomore Steve Bopvs. ROW 3: Dean l"fClmonclson, Steve Brnne, john Barry ROVV 1: Mountain Boyle. ROVV 2: Qleft to rightl Bob Boclen, Bob joe Kersclleitvr, Dan Schorpa, Coach Simon Roberts, Tom lirps Madison, Jeff Bostrom, Mark jasper, George Brown, Matt Lavery, Dave Nelson, Don Dilulio, Bob Murray, Bucky Strupp, Freshmen Charles Ulfig. ROW 3: jim Guzzi, jerry Mortier, john De- ROW l: Manager john Brandmeyer. ROW 2: Qlcft to rightj Coster, john Deiscnroth, Dave Gannon, Coach Phil Sailor, Gary Gibson, Frank Armetta, Dave Lackey, Tom Cuzzo, Dave Kimhle, Dan McCarthy, Mike Diuliu, Brian jasper. jerry Konsen, Larry Couscn, john Harper, Ted Kloppcnherg, 'frackfFean1l3oastsIiecordftlohiung Bdiler. 1968 was definitely a rehuilding year for the Alleman track team. This year a great deal depended upon a strong group of sophomores and juniors who made up the hulk of the team and who came through to add much needed depth to the squad. Yet several upperclassmen have contrihuted many outstanding performances in their respective events. With consistent showings by Dave Stimpson in the quarter mile, Mark Hoppe and Dave Fohert in the distance events, and Tom Burns and Greg Grudzinski in the weight events, track has definitely under- gone a major change in its sports im- portance at Alleman. Starting Sixw Return to Tennis Team 1?"'V R X i 9 Q Q l ROVV l: Brian Burgrave, Cary Lemon, Bob Cowden, Mike Armetta, and Dick Prebil, ROW 2: Bob Dowdal, Ron Petersmith, jim Horton, Art Welling, john VVelling. This year Allemans tennis team will also enter the new Quad City Conference, XVith head coaches jim Galvin and joe Murray, and with all six starters returning, the netmen are sure of a high finish in conference play. Leading their team this year are the returning lettermen: jim Moran, Ron Langdon, jim NVell- ing, john XVelling, jim Horton, Bill Barrett, Bob Dowdal, Ron Petersmith, and Bob Cowden. Last year, the team finished 4th in district com- in petition, paced by the second place Hnish of jim Moran, who advanced to the state meet at Champaign. me if r,r rfi 135 -1-.... Golfers Tee if for inning 768 Season lst ROWV: Steve Brune, Bill Brune 2nd ROVV: Coach Don Ceorge, jim Yan Ooteghern, Chip Donsett, Bernard Zcrull, Hoh Petit. Nlilce Iiherhardt. 1968 is also the year of the Quad-City Conference for Allemans varsity golf squad, Because of their en- trance into the conference, the linksters will un- doubtedly face their toughest competition ever. Yet, led hy returning letterrnen Chip Dowsett, Bob Petit, Mike Eherhardt, and jini Van Ooteghem, Coach Georges squad is sure to hetter last years 6-10 record. Experienced players, Bernard Zerull, Bill Brune, and Steve Brune, provide inuch depth to the team. - Pioneers Graoefully Bow Out of Regional in , Ag me an 'F' why-...I Lfrging on their xictorimls teams are Fresh-So I vc-rlc-1 ' J: U 'in-n, Ts-rri KICIIQIOF. Xiurgr ,u mm,Conllic-Xiclfzntv,andjL1I1c.XIl11r1ly'cs- L p Pioneer Cheerleaders 9 ark Student nthusiasm loaders I. to r, julia' Curm-lis, Ginny Marchesc Noreen Quaue. Cindy Brown, Rose KCl1IlL'dy. Sporting their neu unifurrna are Yursity Che-cr K X A S mar' f mafw' ix 'N , ak? gl M 'W , Xie, W if 1 a focus on people 'a BU I ee! i My s mag mfulotions! You've successfully achieved another goal. You're ready to begin reaching for future successes. But . . . how do you measure success? Not with a caliper or a yardstick or a stopwatch . . . not by the acre or the ounce or the cubic foot. Success is intangible . . . it is the sum of your personal goals and aspirations, sorted into positions of relative importance. Whatever you establish as your criteria of success, you will need to exercise self discipline. Ambition alone is not enough even coupled with intelligence and talent. Self discipline is essential to direct your energies and abilities into productive channels . . . to provide you with initiative and perserverance. Develop this quality . . . you will enjoy a more rewarding life, a more successful life. "Ambition is just flie desire to succeed. The world is full of ambhious fc11'lu1'os-all desire and no d1'sc'ipl1'ne. Seh' flfSC'I77fl'IZC' is perhaps' the mos! important qualify on infelligenl persolz can develop in order ro reach his goals." From an address by William A. Hewitt. Chairman, Deere 84 Company. .Joi-IN DEERE Jody Highly recommends ROGERS CAR WASH MOLINE DAILY DISPATCH 'l720 5ll1 Ave. Moline, III XA A A .f., R Congratulations C E to the Senior Egiggssnvsce M Class of l968 MURTQ UK TOWN a couNTRY E BOWLING LANES ,.,. .ig .."... '.f, , i omg Q33 lwwelfgsge e 97 ,i,o,, L, R 1 Compliments of A 'i'5'W',l DASSO REALTY CO. A 313 l8th Streel couufk EQUIPMENT comPANv Rock mm In 4606-23rd Avenue Moline, Illinois ' ' Phone 764-2754 WHEELAN FUNERAL HOME Rock Island, Illinois H. W. SCHROEDER REALTOR Soles-Insurance-Appra isol 2427-l7fh Street R.I., Ill. Best Wishes BEAR SERVICE GARAGE 2103-5th Avenue Rock Island, Ill Phone: 786-1821 f -wif? flfdiliuw ,ff QA, fff .- . . , A :,..' JI1 -gg.. M A .11 w ' 'W -1. fa 5, X . I Graduation from high school is one of the important milestones in your life! If you're planning to enter the business world now, stop in and see us about possible employment. If planning to continue your education, we'Il be glad to discuss the advantages of preparing for a career in the utility industry. CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF '68 - AND BEST OF LUCK yours for better living :own umxuoxs Gal and Electric Company CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of '68 UNITED AMBULANCE SERVICE I445 38 Street Rock Island, Illinois Compliments of 788-T234 764-2223 PLUMBING 8. PIPE FITTING JOINT APPRENTICESHIP COMMITTEE OF R.I. COUNTY 2827 7th Av enue Rock island WEST INDIES FRUIT CO. Miami, Florida RICHARD H. COLMAN '52 cHARLo1TE ICOLMANI LIGHT JERRY COLMAN '58 Congratulations To The Class Ot '68 From Former ALLEMANITES LOU ROE ICOLMANI HOOSERWERF '53 COLMAN FLORISTS And GREENHOUSES 2754 I2th Street Rock Island, Illinois PATRICIA COLMAN '68 PAMELA COLMAN '68 11- Congratulations Class of I968 HIJCI4 ISIIIH1 IIIHIDIS l Multiple line companies spemammq in workmen 5 cumpnnsazivn N BitUlUil1UUS Insurance UDIUIJHIHBS ,X Bltumlnaus Casualty Cnrpuratmn I Huummaus Fire and Marine Insurance Cnmpany A good place to work with mang career opportunities J AUTO ACRES USED PARTS Box 956, Airport Rd. Milan, Illinois ART STONE COMPANY MEMORIALS or oisriNcTioN ieoo ll sneer Rock Island, Illinois 736-8134 SAINT ANNE PARISH East Moline, Illinois William J. Cleary, Titular Pastor John O'Connor, Vicar Denis Mackessy, Associate SANDY'S OF ROCK ISLAND 1419 38'rh Street THE .IAMES MORAN AGENCY "Writing Insurance Right" REALTORS-INSURORS John P. Moron Phone 788-1821 603 Cleovelond Bldg. Rock Island, Illinois ROCK RIVER PLUMBING AND PIPING CONTRACTORS Plumbers and Steamfitters Local 25 CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF '68 CRAWFORD HEATING 8. COOLING I3o6 MIII sneer Rock ISLAND, ILLINOIS BEN FARRAR 8. CO. INSURANCE-REAL ESTATE Ph6ne 786-4463 T620-4th AVE., ROCK ISLAND, ILL. px f fPepSI"'C0a A. D. HUESING CORP. Pepsi-Colo-Teem-Mountain Dew 527-37th Avenue Rock Island, III. Best Wishes to the Class of '68 CHUCK HERIFORD APPLIANCE 4708-IIth Street Rock Island, IIIinois A QQ A . ,gi ' , is 1 1 K tim N Sf, S , la sig' 5 A to - to ttlss fi tssss 2 jf - . jsgtigawffaiew s 51 S' S' "" 'N'-as-sung.-,,,,5 '-mE.siisgE,,1. S -i it ' 4 513119 'diff ' tustmscrfsx B V wi :', I F2235 Siiiiiiiisl QUAD-CITY CONSTRUCTION CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Miss Maureen Flynn ladvlsorl Cindy Brown Qsenior repl, Susan Hauser lsec'y freasurerl Paula Penny lpresidentl, Julie Cornelis lvice-presldentj Teresa Mack lsophomore repj, and Kathy Krone llumor COMPANY 544-25 Aven ue-Rock Island repl extend their congratulations to the Class of 68 GAA 119 fall" Mary Ovenden lleftj, Janice Vollenweider lmiddlel, and Mary Doran, Class of '67, Congratulate the Class of '68 STERLING SCHOOL OF COSMETOLOGY Moline MVQLJICR Q DE 'll' Thank You for Your Potroncge and Best Wishes MR. QUICK DRIVE-INS Rock Island cmd Eosf Moline Mary Kay Schmitt, David Stimpson, and Janice Laity prepare themselves for an enioyable skate. SKATELAND 3rd Street 81 Colona Avenue East Moline The Largest Skating Center in the Middle West 1 x 1 3 Congratulations to the Class of '68 SOUTHEAST NATIONAL BANK OF MOLINE 3535-23rd Avenue Moline 762-0757 Free Parking WlLSON'S APPLIANCE K T.V. 3615-23rd Ave. Moline 6 W " a wil. 1 Best Wishes Class of '68 JOHNSON SHEET METAL WORKS 627-l5th Ave. East Moline N' , . ELLIS DRUGS Watch Tower Shopping Center ll Street, Rock Island Phone 788-4504 THE LUCIEN CALBRECHT STUDIOS QUALITY PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR 25 YEARS I724 7th Street Moline, Illinois 61265 Dial 762-3326 COMPLETE Fraternal Life Insurance Service for the Entire Family ROYAL NEIGHBORS OF AMERICA Supreme Office Rock Island, Illinois Fraternal Life Insurance Since 1895 i lmlflllli COMMUNITY SAVINGS 8. LOAN 7 Street, I5 Avenue Downtown East Moline 1 U., V COMPLIMENTS OF JOHANNES BUS SERVICE INC. 567-20th Avenue Rock Island, III. 61201 Buses for all occasions, school or non-school sponsored. Trips for all occasions, church groups, shows, sports, museums, shopping tours, etc. dollars -I- sense life insurance . . . and that about sums it up. Modern Woodmen of America - Home Office - Rock Island, I111no1s One of the Nation'.v Leading Fraternal Life Inxurance Organizalions They love fo learn piano wh en fhey play on a ,I Q MCPIKE DRUG STORE YA M AH II J ...--' . AVZ: 5555, PRESCRIPTION SERVICE HVIP H Pfofessfona! qualffv az' a famfhf price. I304'3fd Avenue ' Come in and hear ff! ,uf if ::: I I "l"T"-' Rock Island, Illinois ' BOWLBY MUSIC 786-3379 " HOUSE I673 7 Ave' R. M. Haynes, R.Ph. Rock Island, III. SCHNEIDERS DRUG STORE INC PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS I8th Avenue and 38th Street ii-mx Compliments of I DePORTER-CORNELIS AGENCY INSURANCE-REAL ESTATE A 'N I825 7th Street Moline LOOKING FOR THE LATEST -AND THE BEST? -READ- THE ARGUS COMPLETE COVERAGE OF INTERNATIONAL, NATIONAL AND- LOCAL NEWS THE WHOLE FAMILY ENJOYS R presenting the Alleman Chapter of the National Honor Society lleft to rightj John Welling, president, Jeannette Patterson, vice- p sident, and Jerry Tholl, secretary-treasurer. Compliments of ALLEMAN CHAPTER OF NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ESTABLISH ED IN T851 BAKER'S DAIRY GOLDEN GUERNSEY MILK BUY BAKER'S Ice Cream ot Mr. Fresh Stores lin: "ni: Nancy Armetta and Vicki Neuerburg browse through the many fashions at Montgomery Wards. Compliments of MONTGOMERY WARDS Downtown Rock lsland's Largest Department Store Father Mirabelli, Chris Lipovac, and Terry Otten cheerfully assist Mark Robertson and Mary Kopp in their choice of books at the Alleman supply store. Best Wishes to the Senior Class ot '68 THE ALLEMAN SUPPLY STORE TENIPI.E'S SPORTING GOODS 40 Years of co. Service and Satisfaction ' T524-6th Ave. Moline T615-3rd Avenue Rock Island, lll. Phone 786-2608 Call Us For Your Glass Needs Tom Burns enthusiastically displays his new football. Chuck Walzem sports the latest fashions from Mosenfelders. MOSENFELDERS INC. King Plaza Moline Downtown Rock Island CONGRATULATIONS FROM DOWNING'S ALI. STAR DAIRY -?T1i.. The store that's always iust a step ahead in fashions. Next time you're strolling dawn Fifth Avenue in Moline, stop in at Carsons and have a shopping lark. Seated above is Karen Howe. CARSON PIRIE SCOTT 8. CO. BROOKS JEWELRY STORE Artcarved Diamond Rings Elgin 8. Bulova Radios Elgin 8. Bulova Watches Hummel Figures-Stainless, Flatware Kreisler 84 Spiedel Watch Bands and Jewelry Expert Engraving and Jewelry Repairing 217 l7th St., Rock lsland 788-5526 .M-f""""' 113 ario Bank Tflilf' H l rf. ix., Zffeerifliif Him M MOLINE NATIONAL BANK T10 P t K g d N Q visit First National B k ALE g...N ARE Q af C i 3 t 'ti H ,. Z T S 5 we 'iw Hu... FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF R.I. 17 Street cmd 2nd Avenue -K gc TI! gi A A Congratulations! ffgsggfi Class of '68 of QT Mfg I The Eagle Signal Division of E. W. BLISS COMPANY is pleased to have this opportunity to offer its 3 Best Wishes for your Continued Success . . . and to assure your continued success, we invite you to investigate employment opportunities and additional educational opportunities offered by Eagle. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER MANUFACTURERS OF DIVERSIFIED PRODUCTS FOR A WORLD MARKET L' ' nocx :sumo I ri Sf?-wwf-' The Store That THINKS YOUNG! We invite Alleman Pioneers to make Congrotul t to the Graduates of '68 MULKEY'S RESTAURANT DRIVE-IN 3810-I4 Avenue, Rock Island MODERN BUSINESS TRAINING MOLINE INSTITUTE OF COMMERCE 605 Fifth Avenue McCabe's your shopping headquarters. Moline, Illinois After all, we've been serving the young generation for over 97 years! 792-9329 059 239 w ' 'W COMPLIMENTS of ROCK ISLAND BANK AND TRUST 1725 3rd Avenue A Boys of Homeroom IA Margarct Adams a 'l- Mr. la and Mrs. Harry Adllinger Family' Mr and Mrs. Robert Mdene and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Armetta and Family Mr and Mrs. Deys ey Armstrong Mr and Mrs Yictorftrnctt The Charles Arnold Family Teresa Ash Mrs, Rosa M. Ashdown Girl Mr Ntik Mr. .l. " In The Mr. B sof2B and Mrs. Cliltord Babinski and Son e Baker '68 and Mrs -time Baleaen eresa Baldwin Memory of the Banana" Banana Man and Mrs Donald I. Barker Wes Ba rker Mr. M r and M rs. jack Bennett and Mrs. Carl Benson Tony Bill and Mary Mrs, Helen Bisby' Mr. and Mrs, Vt'illiam Bisby Pat Block Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bolkcom Bonnie and Clyde Boot Hobby 6: Beauty Shoppe j. 0, Bouljon julie Bouljon and Doug Scovil Mr. and Mrs. Boyle Win. 'A Bill" Boyle, R. I. County' Sheriff Mr. and Mrs. Bracke Mr and Mrs. David Bravard Mr and Mrs. R. Breuwet Gary Briggs Ronald Bush and Family C Dan Caltery Mike Cutlery' Mr. and Mrs. Tom Campagna The Campbell's Island KidsfMona, Pat, and judy Carol and Don Mr and Mrs. R. j. Carroll Mr. and Mrs. john Carton Catie and Ccc Mr. and Mrs. Bemard Chambers Cheryl Bi Michelle Frank Circello Family judy' Clark Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coleman, jr. Connie Coppens Mr. and M rs, Harry Coopman Corn, Bens, Krum, Brad. Rum Mr. and Mrs. jule Cornelis Crazy Legs Mr and Mrs. Paul Creen Ilerschel Criswell, R,I. County Auditor Cry-Baby Ellen Mr. and Mrs, Timothy Cumheryyorth Mrs jean Curtis D Linda Delp Dave DeBoever Mr. and M rs. VVilliam DeBoever Mr. and Mrs Cyriel DeCoster john DeCoster Mr. and Mrs Donald DeClerck Mr and Mrs. Henry DeMay Mr, and Mrs Leonard DePaepe Mr. and Mrs Albert DePorter Mr. Allan DeSchepper Mr, and Mrs. Daniel DeSchepper dr Sandra William DeTaeye jo Ann Dietz Mr. and Mrs. Dinneweth From the dishelievers Mr. james Dix Si Family Mr, and Mrs, Leo D. Downey Draft Beer-Not Students Mr. and Mrs E. H. Dunavin Sue Duyvejonck If Mr. and Mrs. Gene Ebel Rev. john Eck, C.S.V. Mr, and Mrs. Norbert Egges .Egg Ladies Mr. andMrs, Maurice Engels Sally Engels William Evans Personal Patron F Boy's of 2F Fans of R L. Girls of2F Father of Nicki and Paula jack Fennesy ' '? Mr, and Mrs, Hou ard Ferguson Mr and Mrs Law rence Ferrarini Mr. and Mrs. james M. Finn Mark Fisher Flower Girl-'68 Sister Florence's Flying Fingers Period I Mr. and Mrs james Flynn Miss Maureen Flynn Rita Fobert Mr and M rs, Bernard Forwinkle A friend Friends of Percy Pinkerton, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. j. Y, Frizol Frodo Baggins Br his Shire Friends Mr. and M rs, Edward Fyfe C Gary Gallens Dr. and Mrs. jack W. Gamble Mr. and Mrs Don Gaydos C.C.F :mtl L C M, Debbie Gemignani janice Gemignani Mr. and Mrs. Ralph German Becky Gillespie Mr. and Mrs. james Giovenazzo Mr. and Mrs. Camiel Goethals jim Goelhals Sue Goethals GM. F.X.V, God Blcss You. Tony Good Luekl Howard Gorzney' Mr, and Mrs. Alcide Goulet Mr, and M rs, Frank A Granet The jolly Green Giant Big G little o means Greeno Gretch Tom Gusso Ill H Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Hagerman Mr. and M rs, john A. Halbur john A. Halhur Mr. and Mrs. ll. Hansen Ill Margie Harper '67 Kathy Hartwig The Don Hartwig Family' Nancy Hauser Cathy Helenthal Mr. and Mrs, Hendrickson Honda Super Hawk Mark Hoppe Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence Humberstone Mr. and Mrs Chuck Hunter I Marcel janowski jehahchs Mrs, D. j, jeskie joel Steven johannes '64 Kathy johnson'66 juana judy and Fred '66 K Mr. and Mrs William P. Kale Mr and Mrs M. j Keefe Mr. and M rs, M'm. j Kelly' j. Reed Kies Mr. and Mrs. james Klawon Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kloppenborg Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Kluck james Kopatich Mr. and Mrs. Fank Krone Mr. and Mrs, G. F. Krueger L Lago :Si Lago Dr. and Mrs. R VV. Lambrecht Carol Lasscy' Tim Lenaghan Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Lenaghan Cathy and Gary Lemon Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lesage Library Club Tom Likely Mr. and Mrs. Warren Lindell Bill Lindrll '69 Mr. and Mrs, C. j Lcote Mr. and Mrs. lohn Lower Da vid Luciani Mike Lusson '69 M Mr, and Mrs. C. 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Trant UTwiggy" V Mr. and Mrs. Frank VanAcker Shi Mr rley Van Aeker and Mrs. Yictor Yan Acker Mr. and Mrs Yancura Randy YandeWalle Sue Vande Yoorde Anita Van Lancker julie Van Lancker 4467" Mr. and Mrs. Charles Van Ooteghem Mr. and Mrs. Camiel Van Waes Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Vaughn Mr . and Mrs. David Vcrcautren Mr, and Mrs. Francis Vervaecke A Victim of the Boston Massacre Mr Mr .and Mrs Richard Yiren and Mrs. joseph -X, Yogele M' Frank wahlht-im Family' Mr. and Mrs, Ilerhert D. Webb Mr. and Mrs. Ilerhert I-I. Webb Mr .and Mrs. Ray Wclvaert Kathy W'illaert 84 Marilyn Mierzwa Sharon XVhisler Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence j, Vlfilde Mr. and Mrs George M'illiams Mr. and Mrs Robert Williams Mrs, Lucille Winkler Mr. and Mrs Roy Moerdeholt Mr and Mrs. K Wolverton Mr. and Mrs. If j Wood Mr. and M rs. Glenn Wood Mr. and Mrs. Don Wooten The World is an empty can of Alpo Y Yall YCYVSOY.-X Z j, Michael Zeigler Mr. and Mrs. joseph Zcrull The Phil Zerull Family Compliments of Once . .. U C IC U'LL IB C Stars IE ID The Psychedelic IS ID-ful Electric Brains IF Where Fantastic Freshmen Face Facts Up, UP And Away With Homeroom I G IH Has Congratulations to the lts Extra Class of '68 Points 259 Is Really UP, UP Fine And Away l ch ci rhyme is a crime Ed With Homeroom 2A 25 2C's of N07 Are Better Than 2B 2D'll9l'lfUl Compliments Dunces of 2E ZF Capes' 's Crusaders Fabulous Finks Compliments of ZH is Great 21 3A Moo' LUND'S LOVERS 3C Surgeunt Saunder's Behind the Lovely Hearts Club Band McCue Bull Sister ROSaria's We are 3E Qjimensionul has flower power Don't Compliments of GAMBLE 3G with 3F Congratulations to the Stick with Graduating Seniors US from 31 4A 3K-00' Home of the BEAR Can you Compliments of 4C What 4D 4C Will B ADDITIONAL PATRONS Max Laity, jr. The Frank Hayes Family A friend ATTORNEYS Klockau, McCarthy, Schubert, Lousberg and Ellison 1808-3rd Avenue Rock Island AUTO REPAIR Skips Body Shop 1732-3rd Avenue Moline BANKS First National Bank of Moline BARBER SHOPS Don's Barber Shop 3129-I Ith Street Rock Island Don and WalIy's Barber Shiop 309-17th Street Rock Island BEA UTY SALON Fashions-CoiHures by House of Robert T30--12nd Avenue East Moline BOVVLING ESTA BLISH M ENTS Bowlad rome Lanes 3030-Tth Avenue Rock Island Regal Lanes 10th Street Colona Road East Moline BUILDERS AND DEVELOPERS Dasso and Associates, Inc. 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Sheila A, 119 Doyle. Debbie j, 120 Driscoll. Diane M. 121 Dufour, Christopher M. 119 1'. 1-Iberhardt, john S. 120,126,131 lidmonds, Kathy S. 121 Hgges, joarme F Faull, Patricia T. 114 Fecht, james P. 121 Fells, Terri A, 115 Ferguson. Nancy M, 116 Fisher, Terry j. 121 Fitzgerald, john M. 113,122 Florescu, Rhonda L. 117 Fobcrt, Pamela j, 22,118 Ford, Lonnie M, 119 Freece, Sally M. 120 Freiband. john F. 115 Freiburg, julia E. 113,121 C Gard, Parnala S, 121 Gibson, Cary P. 116,133 Gillespie, Rebecca A. 121 Giovenazzo, judy Ann 10,119 Gillman, joseph C. 118 Godfrey, Patricia j. 8,10,113,122 Golz, Patricia M. 115 Grchan, Gina M, 116 Greubel, Marion D, 117 Grota, Michael j. 119,131 Gusse, Mary S. 118 Guzzo, james 120,133 Guzzo, Thomas A. 120,126,133 11 Hahn, Gregory L, 121 Halhur, Catherine L. 119 Hansen, Beverly L. 120 Hardi, Timothy' j. 121 Hardin, Edward D. 122 Harmcning, joan 121 Harper. john E. 114,133 Hartyyig, judy L. 121 Hauser, Bart j, 115,126 Healy, Diana L, 122 Hcckenkamp, Michael VV. 116 Heimann, Laurence j. 117 Heimann, Paul 121 Heires, Greg P, 118 Henderson, john C. 119,126 Herdt, Cynthia A. 45,114 Hernandev, Rita R. 115 Hines. Margaret M. 116 Hobert, Kim E, 117 Hoerrmann, Vikki C. 119 lloyy e, joseph C,120 Hoyt, Michael A. 121 Hubbs, Denise A. 120 Huffman, james 1 Ingogly, Robert j, 121.126 lryyin, Cynthia M,121 1 jasper. Brian 11. 122 johnson, Phillip 114 johnson, Terry L. 115 johnson, Thomas G. 116 jones, Christine M. 121 jones, julie P. 122 jones, Patricia C. 114 ju1ius,1.ucinda R. 42,115 K Karr, jeffrey' L, Kasenberg, Ann L, 16 Kelly, Timothy j. 117,126,131 Thomas Ceurvorst 169 jean Dasso 169 Suzanne DePorter169 Stephen Dolph 169 james Fox 169 Roger Frieburg169 john Hahn 169 Ann Dowd 169 Ray Roman 169 Rochelle Thornbloom 169 Margaret Van DePutte 169 Teresa Van Raes 169 Victor Williams 169 Mary Zmuda 169 juniors: Michael Aldene 169 Daniel DeVVitte 169 Index Kennedy. Peter 10,118,126,131 Kies, Rosemary 117 Kimbell, Connie S 118 Kimhell, David VV, 119,126 Kinney. Susan li, 119 Klnppenliorg. Ted P 120,126,133 Klugger. Steve 'I' 121.126 Koloseus. Karen B. 45,120 Konzen. jeromc K. 133 Konzen, Larry Thomas Krone, Frankj, 121,126 Kronteld, james M, 122 Krumdieck, Kevin Lee 114,131 L Lackey, David j. 115,133 Lagomarcino, Ann I.. 121 Lambrecht. Ann C 113,121 Lambrecht, james j. 116,131 Langdon. Dayyn M 122 Langdon. Sandra 114 Langdon, Victoria j, 115 Langston, Elaine M. 116 Larson, William 1., 117 Lawrence. William j. 43,118,131 Lemon. Gary M, 119,135 Lenaghan, Timothy j. 113,120,126 Lesage.Me1aniej 117 Lipoyac. Mary D 118 Loyy er, Teresa 1. 120 Loyy ry, Vicky 1.. 121 M Mack, Mary Terese 121 Majetic, Dennis R. 121 Maloney, Thomas M, 122 Martin, Rick A. 113,11-1,126,131 Martin, Terese M. 122 Marvin, Marilyn j, 9,-15,114 McCarthy, Daniel 117,126 McFate, Connie 1., 115,138 McGuire, Peggy M. 116 McLaughlin, Bobbie j. 117 McManus, Steve j. 115 McMurray, Charles j. 113,115 Meiresonnc, Robert C. 116 Mersch, William F 117,131 Messmer, Lori D, 118 Michel, Dennis G. 118 Millard, Pamela A 45,113,119 Miller, Amy S 120 Mitchell, joan R, 121 Mitchell, Rita M 121 Mockmorc, Barbara A. 122 Moore, Rodney 1.. 120,126 Mordhorst, Teri R. 114 Morford, Michael j. 121,131 Morris, julie M, 115 Morrow, Thomas L, 121 Mortier, jerry D, 122,126,133 Mrazek,1'fli1abethA. 113,116 Mueck, William A, 114 Murphy, Michael M. 115,126 Murray. Robert D, 116,131 Myers, R, liugenie N Neshek, Beth A. 117 Neuerburg, joni M, 113,118 Norin. Therese 1.. 119 Norton, Nancy A. 120 Nowack, Debbie L. 121 O OlBerg, Richard D. 117 O'Brien, Timothy D. 118,126 O'Connor, julie A 121 Odendahl, Debra K, 43,122 Ohlweiler, Robert j. 121 Olherts, Kathleen A. 114 Ossowski. Rodney F. 120 Otten, Patricia A. 115 P Parkinson, Anthony j. 121,126 Parks, Dawn M. 116 Paskvan, Mark D. 121,131 Pauwels, Gerald 1-I. 122 Paine, julie 121 Payne. Thomas A, 1 14 Peck, Katherine A. 42,117 Perez, jenniler'I'. 1115 Picon, Marilyn A. 119 Pineres. Marie 120 Poelvoorde, Sue M, 121 Po1ka,jef1ery XV, 115.126 Poma, Cheryl A, 121 Prcbil, james M. 116,126,131 Prebil, joe 116 Puskoyyski, Veronica 45,122 Pyszka. Brian R 117 Q Quilty, Margaret M. 11-1 R Radoseyich, Vicki 1., 115 Rafferty, Thomas K 118,126 Reidy, Patricia 1., 117 Requet, Richard j, 119 Rettig, jon W. 120 RiCaurte, 1"'ret1 113,122 Riddell, '1'crrenL'e 121 Ridder, Douglas VV. 119 Ries, Patil D 121 Roberts, Alison A 118 Roche. Debra A. 1 19 Rodts, Andrea 120 Rodts, Robert 122,131 Rossmiller, joyce C. 121 Rowe, Kevin P. 114,126,131 Rubalcava, Teresa 121 Rowe, Susan K. 45,121 Rumler, Patil F, 115 Russell, joseph j. Ryan, john Patil 121 Ryder, Regina M. 122 S Sabel, David j, 117 Sacco T. Daniel 118,126 Saelens, Michael 1.,7,43,119 Saucedo,Pau1j. 114 Schafer, Greg W. 120 Schafer, Steven P. 121 Schatterman, Michael L. Schneider, Carl A, 122,126,131 Schneider, Kathy j 114 Schroeder, Mary 115 Sheil, Dave 114,126,131 Sheil, Kathy A. 116 Siebert, Kathleen M. 45,117 Smith, Carolyn F. 118 Smith, Douglas M, 115,131 Smith, Gail119 Smith, Lynncttej 120 Solis, Linda M. 121 Sonneville, janiee 1.. 121 Sonnevillc. Margaret B, 122 Soseman, Katherine K. 7,42,11-1 Sparaeio. Kathryn F. 116 Spranger, janice M. 117 Springsteen. john 11, 116 Staes, Robert j, 117 Starkovich, Vicki A. 118 Stewart, Rebecca 11. 119 Stimpson. Karen S. 45,120 St01l1,jel'1 XV, 117,126,131 Strabley. Michael j. 118 Stumphy, Danaj 121 Sunderland, Nancy 122 T Tacey, Luanne ,M, 114 Taghon, Steven A, 119 Temp1cr,jodij. 115 'I'enk,Chery'1 1.. 116 Terguson, Nancy' 116 Terronez, Gilbert D. 120,131 Terronez, Steven M, 121,126,131 Terry, jamie M.117 Thomas Digan 169 Mark Fisher 169 Steve Goetzman 169 Patil Gustafson 169 Alvina Hernandez 169 Pat Lerschen 169 Donald Lind 169 Michael McCarthy 169 Mary Moore 169 Robert Payne 169 Martha Rowe 169 Frank Schradeya 169 Greg Schulte 169 Ann Varga 169 Teresa Walter 169 joseph Widdel 169 Tonn, janet L, 118 Trapkus, Bruce A. 121 Tomlin, janet L. 119 V Vallejo, Rosemarie 120 Vanacker. Maria A. 113,121 Van De Casteele. Michael 122,131 Vandemoortel, Carol 1. 121 Vandemore, Gary M 7,412,114 Vandevoorde, Marcia K, 122 Vanyooren, julianne M. 114 Vandevoort, David G. -13,1 15 Vande VVa11e, Randy M. 43,1 16 Vanert, Terry' L. Vaughn, Patty' j, 115 Vensel, Mary' M, 113 Vercautren, Barbara A 117 Very aecke, Sharon .V 118 Vile, Stephen F. 43.119 Vogel, Anna Marie 120 Vogel, Daniel j. 117 Vogel, Peter A, 7,-13,1 19 Vyncke, Cynthia L. 42,121 VV Wassenhove, Donald 120 Wassenhove, Mary A. 121 Welch, Cynthia A 122 Widdel, Richard E 121 Welvaert, Gerald R 121.126 Wilde, Barbara j. 11-1 Willey, Ben L. 122,126,131 Winterschcid, joseph 114,131 Wood, Barbara 121 VVr1gl'lt, Alice T. 115 Y Zeru11,C1if1 B, 1l6.126,1:3l Zimmer. julie M. Sophomores A Adams, Mark Louis 106,126 Almqllist, Teresc Ann 102 Amoni, Thomas F 106,127 Anderson, Karen Marie 22,1 12 Aring, joseph Paul 106,126 Arnold, Thomas Raymond 105.126 Atchison, james Albert 103,126 Aubry, Daniel john 126 B Barker, Barbara Gail 106 Barnett. james Mike 112 Barnett, Martin joseph 108 Barreto, Mark A. 103 Bates, Mary Catherine 1031 Rattin, April 45,104 Berry, john A, 110.131 Bissell, Victoria F Biyins, Kathleen Anne 110 Bladel, Linda Lee 111 Block, Debbie j, 104 Blonr1e11,joni Marie 105 Bockeyvitz, Robert D. 109 Boden, Robert Martin 106,126,133 Bolkcom, Mary 29,1 10 Bopes, Steve T. 107,133 Borgonjon, Patricia Aim 112 Bostrom, jef'1rey' A, 109,1:3:E,1-19 Bouljon, julie Aim 10,103 Boyle, Michael F 107.133 Bracke, james 110 Braet, Phillip Anthony 107 Bridges, Kathryn Ann 109 Briggs, Gary Patrick 107 Brodell, Catherine Rita 104 Brown, George Richard 112,133 Brown, Pamela j. 110 Brozovich, jim F, 45,104,126 Brozoyich, Tom Anthony 103,126 Brune, Stephen 107,133,136 Buchineyer, Dennis M. 108 Buckrop, Bruce Anthony 104 169 Hurunuln, Mark Brian 109 Bullock, Leonard 103 Burgmoivr, William j. l05,l26 Bylmrv, Carolyn j. C Cumpagna. Cheryl Kay Ill Carlson, Teresa Mae108 Curnlacli,AnthonyXVilliarn109 Carton. Bem-dict 104.131 Carton. Patricia Marie 102 Cassini. Pamela jane IO5 Cz-urvorsl, Thomas R. Crmroy, Mary E. 107 Conroy, Timothy john 107 Cornelia, jim joseph ll0,l26,l:3l, I55 Curnelis, john C.-18,lO7,l28,l3l Coulter, William j. 108 Cray, Cathie Ann 106 Crm-n, Daniel P. l05 Cross, Denise: Anne l07 Grossman, Monica M. 105 Crupi, Christina Marie-108 Cunningham, Kathy M, 109 Cunningham, Michael john 110,111,124 Cunningham Pe-ggyN1. 110 Cusick, Steve C. 108 D Dalton, Rebecca Ann l0T Dussn, jc-an Elizabeth Dann, Tim 112,124 Dusso, jacquelyn M. 65,107 Davis, Mary Ellen lll De Backer, Diane Marie 109 Dehisschop, Tom Lloyd 107 Declerck, james Donald 104 Dedecker, Kathleen Ann 109 Dedoncker, Robert Thomas l04 Delp, Mary Ellen 111 Deluna, Marie C111 Deporter, Suzanne M. Dvschinckel, Barbara A. 106 DL-vnss, Diane C. l 12 Dcwitte, Cheryl Diana l08 Dewikte, Mary Elizabeth 112 Diedrick, janice Clare 103 Di Iulin Domenico 7,42,105,l26,l3-3 Dinneen, Rita Ann103 Dohhels, Debra Kay 104 Dolph, Stephen C, Dowdal, Mark 107,126 Dowsett. William j. 106,136 Doyle, Michael Vincent 110,126 Dufour, Martina Rose 45,105 Dugan, Terriann 103 Dnrrcnlzerger, Robert S. 109 Duyvz-jonck, Clarice Ann H2 Duyvujonck, David H. Ill E Eastland, Kimber Lee106 Elwl, Nancy Ann 65,102,110 I-Ilwl. Hinhaird Gene 104,131 l-fhncr, Stew- Craig 106 Ednmndson, Dean Earl 133 Egan, james Charles 103,126,131 Engels, jackie L. l04 Hrps, Thomas P. l05,l26,l3I3 litzcl, Roxanne C. lll F llfackeldey, Cynthia Sue 105 Feltes, Ellen Marie 107 Fe-nnesy, Patrick Clement l09,l26 Fe-les, Katherine M. 112 Feuerhach, joan Rae 27,108 Fisher, jerry J, 105 Flaherty, Tim Lee 110 Flusi. Tim 112 Fulxcrt, Rita M. 106 Ford, Timothy C. 104 Foullc, Mary C, 109 Fox, james Francquc, Cary C. 105 Freihand, janet T, 112 l"rz-ihurg, Roger j. C Calassi, Michael A. 108,131 baspemvich, Diane 104 Cemignani, Deborah A, 110 Gilroy, Thomas joe 104 Claurlel, Steven Andrew lO6 Cochanour, Michael 107 Grand, Sidney, Lee 7,-42,105 H Hahn, john Edward llancgmun, Carol jean 112 Hansen, Peggy Anne 111 Harmening, Donald Bruce 108 Harris, Christine Ann IOS Hartman, john Cordon l08,l26 Hartman, Mary Ann 109 Hauman, Charles P. 108 Hauser, Mary Pam 45,102,103 Hclcnthal, joan Mary104 Hendrickson, Steven R. 7242, l07,l26 Hcndriclcx, Thomas M. 110,127 Hoffman, Carolyn 10,105 Hoogerwerf, Alan 106 llulshrink, Susan Agnes 106 llc.-lc-nthal, joan Mary 104 llvndriclcson, Steven R. 7,422,107,126 H1-ndrickx, Thomas M. 110,127 Hoffman, Carolyn M, 10,105 Huugerwerf, Alan 106 Hulshrink, Susan Agnes 106 170 llurnes, William Donald 45,1 10 Hylvck, Stcvun john 45,l ll l juwpvr, Mark A. 110,133 jawoisz, jc-ri Lynn 45,109 johnson. Dc-hhy 110 johnson, R1-hvccajane-106 jorwx. Dolores Ann 102,104 juries. Nicola Ann 105 K Kale, janv E. 106 Kurgl, Gloria Nl 45,109 Kcllurd, Debbie Sue ll0 Kelly, jane M.10T Kelly, Sieve M. 112,126,131 Kvrker, Sylvia M. 111 Kerschictur, joseph Omer 104,126,133 Kimhcll, Fenn john 108 Kingsbury, Helen Suzanne 107 Klnggcr, Therese L. 45,112,138 Koluseus, Margaret Theses ll0 Kopatich, james Frank ll2,126 Kuileha, john M. 104 Krueger, Doug Earl lll l. Lage, Patrick William 105 Lugomarcino, Thomas R, 109 Lampn, joan 103 Lannoo, Margo Lee 109,138 Lavery, Matthew Richard 65,lO2,l09,l Leahy, Patricia Regina l09 Lehan, Ed M. 112 Lofquisl, Kim Eric Ill Lopez, Vicki Kay ll2 Lopez, Yolanda E. 104 Luwer, Trudi Lynn 110 M Mack, Teresa A. 65,l02,l03,l48 Madison, Robert Dean 105,133 Maloney, james Patrick lll Marlicr, leFl106 Marr, Polly Ann T,-13,103 Marshall, Cheryl Theresa 104 Martin, Daniele Kay 103 McCarthy, Patrick Thomas 107 McDonald, Kathi M. Ill Mcllonigle, Thomas Francis ll0 McGuire, jerry Lee 45,108,126 McKenna, Cornulius Mark IOS McLaughlin, Pat Thomas 104 McLaughlin, Thomas L. 110 Meier, Mary jo 104 Meircsonne, Paul Thomas lll Meyer, Mary Ellen 105 Mic-rzwa, Marilyn C. 102,108 Miller, David C. 106 Miller, jc-rry Anthony 107 Minor. Donna 107 Minor, Douglas Hay 107 Mizz-ur, Joyce C. IOT Montz, Kathy Mary l08 Moran, james M. 104,124,131 Nluran, Connemara Mary IOT Nlorclc, Mary Ann 105 Morrissey, Mike james 104 Moseley, Dennis jerome l05,l34 Mnwdz-r, Eileen Mario l06 Murrin, Michael Pat 105,131 Murray, William Austin 112,126,133 Musick, Kevin john 105,126 N Neary, john l06 Nelson, David VV. 106,133 Neuerhurg, jacki Renee 112 Nichnlwn, Gerald Wayne l03,126,l3-4 Nnnncnmann, jamie D. l06 Nugent, Teresa Ann 103 0 O'BriQn, Kathi 104 O'Doxid. .-Xnnlhl, Olw.-ru. Cynthia C. 104 O'Nr:ill, Margaret C. 105 Ortmun, Susan Marie l05 Otten, Chris Alan 108 P Parks, Cindy Sue 45,108 Parks, Linda L. 109 Parwns, Rnhyn A. 110 Pauwels, james joseph 112 Ps-irce, Mary Lee joan 106 Funny, Dave P. 107 Perez, Herman john 90,111 Pfanensliel, William E. 65,102,109,l26 Phillips, Katlialeen H. 112 Plasschac-rt, Ronald j. 109 Prehil, Richard Louis 107,135 Q. Quane, Eileen Marie109 Quinn. Tern William 103,126 R Reischling, Connie jane 45,108 Ricaurtc, Edward 112,131 Rivera, Sandra M. 104 Rudems, Thomas H. 103 Rnels, Denise Ann 109 Rogers, Bennett F. 43,110 Roman, Ray Lee Ruhalcava, Grace 105 Huncle, Kirk B, Ill Rutsaerl. Theresa Ann 105 Ryckaert, Shirley Ann 45 Ryder, Daniel J, 24,126 Index 5 Sahel, Alice Ann 110 Savlem, Darren Bauclmiin I l I Savlens, Patricia N1. 110 Sallvr, Laura Christine 25,109 Sand, Charles R. 106 Schaaf, Roger L. 104,126 Schancr, Carol 108 Schutteman, jeffrey L. 108 Schutti. Dennis Alan 45,108 Schaubrueck, Mary E. 65,l02.l06 Schneider. jeff T. 108,131 Schneider, Patricia Ann ll0 Schnell, Dale Eduard 109 Schnell, jack L, 109 Schroeder, john M. 110 Scuvil, Douglas Charles 90, l09,l26 Sedam, Ronald Anthony 108 Segura, Ralph joseph 45,105,131 Segura, Robert john 112 Shuil, Michael D. 106,126 Shclanguuski, Marcia 109 Sims,1oanne E,11l Slmrepa, Thomas Allen 110,126 Smith, jane! Marian l06 Smith, Linda Dianne 43, I 10 Soul. Michael S. ill Soli5, joseph j, l l I Sussman. judy Marie 42,112 Soulhwoud, Tim Cerade 110 Sperger, Sue Ellen 65,102 Stark, Charles john lll Steckel, Gregory Anthony 42,1 I0 Stohl, Annette Marie 106 Sfrnhbe, Charles L. 45,103 Sirupp, Michael W. ll2,l26 srmpp, Tom E. 103,126,133 Sutterman, Lisa Anne 45,102,112 T Tacey, Roxanne Marie 112 Tamharo, Carolyn Kay l08 Tamnsaitis, Richard Craig l06 Taragowski, Debra 108 Terrnnez, Christine E. 105 Thornbloom, Rochelle L. Tilp, Susan Marie 103 Tragarz, Patricia A. 29,104 Triehel, Carol Lynne l09 Tycicaert, Shirley 111 U Ulfig, Charles Claude 7,3I ,42, lU5 Urhain, Kathleen Ann 23,106 V Vallejo, Bernadette Mary 107 Van Acker, janice K. 25,108 Van Acker, Michael R. 45,259,111 Vancura, Margaret Anne 103 Vande-moortel, Lynne L 2-1,45,IlL'3 Vande Pulte, Dennis W. 7,-12,107 Yandeputte, Margaret Yandervennet, Catherine M, l l I Van Hooteghem, Katherine A, ll2 Yanlancker, Ellen S. 103 Yan Onteghem, jim M 104, I3l,l36 Van Puyvelde, Richard j. 10:3 Van Raes, Teresa Vanvnoren, jean A. 103 Vcnsel, john Thomas lll Vercautren, Christopher j. l08 Verstraete, Michael j. Il:?.,l3l Vinecorc, john Douglas 105 Viren, joy Kathleen 23,105,138 Vngele, Colette Ann l04 Vo lcnweider, William 1. ll0,l-19 W Wclvaert, Pamela S. 106 Widclel, Donald R. 104,126 Willaert, Kathleen T,-12,108 VVilliams, Claire Louise 104 Williams, Victor R. Wilson, Kristine Ellen l06 Wilson, Paula A. 107 Wnlever, Thomas S. 109 Wkuxd, Cora Patrice 102,107 VVrmdard, Lynn 45,111 Wooten, Mary Christine l I l Wulgaert, Michael jeffrey IO4 Y Yeager, Sandra K, 105 Ycxlts, Diane Sue 104 Z Zerull, Mille P. 103,126,131 Zmnda, Mary Anne juniors :K Aizuc, Michael T. 97 A de-ne, Michael Robert Allardyce, Janis Elizabeth 9:3 Ambre, Mary Kay 96 Aring, Thomas Charles 99,127 Armcika, Michael joseph 101 Amdt, Karen Louise 97 Arth, john Henry 97,132 B Baker, Barbara Ann 94 Baldwin, Teresa Aileen 95 Barker, Wesley Sebastian 99 Barrett, Bernard james 98,132 Baum cus, Antoinette Marie 31,-14,95 Bennett, jane Ann 98 Benson, Christine Diane 97 Blackwell, jill Cecelia 98,1 IS Bladel, Kathleen Ann 97 Brxlen, Deborah Ann 97 Buhnert, Beverly jean 22,97 Borszcz, Natalia Rosemary 20,98 Buusson, Stanley james 98 Brennan, Cinclee Ann 20,99 Brinn. Stephen john 99 Brudell. Regina Louisl- 99 Bromley. Cathryn 13,8192 Bron n, john Eduard 100 Brune, Bill 50,913,136 Brzostmuki, Linda Marie 93 Bush, Gregory Allen 97,12-l C CaH'ery, Daniel Brett 96 Callaway, William joseph 26,99 Campana, Kathleen Marie 94 Cappaert, Mary Elizabeth lOl Curr, Michael Charles 81,101 Carton, Rita Marie 92 Chinn, Robert Francis 43,100 Cline, Ruth Ann 93 Clough, Dave Robert 98 Colgan, Judy Anne 93 Core, Lois Ann 20,98 Cornelius, Linda Catherine 101 Cottingham, jeff Lee 100 Cross, David Cuv 132 Cumherworth, Robert Brenna l0l,l24 Cunningham, Greg Paul 99,124 D Daffara, Larry john 17,959,128 Danay, jerry Lee 97 Danay, Shirley Ruth 95 Dehisschup, joseph jean l0l Debourcy, Thomas Guy 50,100,124 Debuysere, john 44,92 Decusier, Patrick joseph 92 Decoster, Thomas Cyriel 100,132 Dedeclcer, james Robert 30,49,l00, 128,12 Defrieze, Antonette'Marie 22,98 Degeeter, Lynne ,Susan 99 Deizrande, Michael 13,953,124 De fino, Eugene I, 44,97 Deluna, Denise Paula 92 Demo, Kevin Eugene 94 Deruyck, Theresa Lynn 92 Deschepper, Gregory john 101 Desmet, Diane Patrice 31,99 Desmct, james Edward lOl De-witte, Albert E. 99 Dewitte, Daniel joseph Dix, jean 93 Dohheleare, Richard james 101 Doran, Steven Lynn 93 Dougherty, Kathy Mary I3,-44,5196 Downing, Charles Edward 93 Doy lv, Pamela Anne 6,3l,94 Driscoll, Rebecca 95 Drish, William Anthony 94,128 Dugan. Thomas joseph Duyvejonck, Daniel Armand 94 E Karel, XYancla L. 7,-12,97 Eherhardt, Michael Anthony 971:36 Edmondson, Curt Leo 99 Egger, Daniel Francis 95 Eggcs, Martha A. 96 Evans, Lane A, 99 F Fecht, Susan Marie 96 Feenep, Sheila joy 27,98 Fenner, Michael G. 94 Ferguson, Kenneth john 96 Fr:-tes, Roger Anthony l00 Feuerbach, james Vl'inston 100 Finch, Tracey Carl 95 Fisher, Mark Edward Fitzgerald, joan Marie 9-I Flaherty, Daniel Edward 14,923,132 Flores, Fred 43,95 Flusi, Cary IOO Flynn, Laurie A. 95 Fnclirkols, Clark Richard 94 Ford, Kathleen Ann 99 Ford, Robert joseph 26,36,37,96,I24 Forrest, john 99 Fox, Robert 98 C Galusha, Mary Louise 100 Calvan, Raul Carlos 97 Garvis, Michael Paul 101,124 Gaydos, Peggy Therese 100 Celande, Richard A, 93 German, Pamela Sue 13,101 Gilroy, Therese Angela 100 Cnchanour, Rita Cecelia 98 Coethals, Michael joseph 98 Goetzmann, Steve james Colz, Gregory Thomas 97 Gomez, Sammy M. 94 Grchen, Pat 93 Crccn, Michael Charles 93 Crimme, Gregory 124,132 Gustafson, Larry Miko 92 Cusse, Stephen Anthony 50,93,l27, 132 Gustafson, Paul Michael Guzzu. jody Helen 92 H Hagerman, Donna Max' 99 Hahn, Patricia Ann 100 Halbur, john David 99 Hanugmon, Patricia Annv l0l Hare, Pam Katherine-14,101 Harter, Pamela Ann I0l Hartman, David Henry 94,124 Hartman, Thomas Arthur96 Harm ig, Kathleen Ann-13,96 Hauser, Susan Elizabeth 92,148 Heires, Vernon john 95 Hermit, Mary Kathrim-9-I Hernandez. Alvinu Rusernarx' Hernandez, Carmvn Y, 100 ' Hesse, Mary Ann 94 Hill, Kevin Patrick 96 Hines, joseph Patrick 7,42,95, 1:32 HoHman, Deanna Marie 93 Holland, jane Ann 101 Hood, jill Lynn 42,95 Hoogerwerf, james George 96 Hudson, Vanessa A. 7,43,89,98 Hughes, Christine 8,92 I Irviin, Marcia Kay 94 l jacques, Eduard james 43,98 johannes. Charles Frederic 97,132 johnson, Ceorge Edgar 101,132 jones, Donald Allen 44,98 jones, Michael Edward 85,8899 K Kasenberg, Catherine Ann 6,4495 Ketner, Sheryl Lea 96 Kelly, john joseph 99 Kennedy, Ruse Ellen l4,3l,44,50,93, Kent, David Lowell 97,124 Kieson, Carolyn A. 96 Kimbel, Carol Elizabeth 94 Kinsey, Cletus Michael 96 Klak, Diana Lucille 95 Klauer, Dennis M. 100 Klawon, Thomas Dewight 100 Kluck, Catherine jean 93 Kluclc, Charles Edmund 100,124 Kopp, Mary Ethel 99,157 Krone, Kathy ju 627,100,148 Kropp, Barbara 94 Kmmdieck, Christine Marie 97 L Lucomarcino, Mary Elizubc-196 Lambert, jean Leigh 98 Lampo, jane Lucy 98 Lang, Kathryn Ann 2T,29,99 Lang, Kathy Mary 101 Lannan, Dennis 92 Lauer, john Patrick 97 Layer, Thomas john 97 Lenaghan, Susie Teresa 93 Lenger, Scott Stephen 13,953,124 Leppo, joseph Gail 92, I2-1,125 Lerschen, Patrick john 9:3 Leuck, Michael james 30,l:Z8, 129 Likely, Thomas Lynn l3,98 Lind, Donald E. Linrlell, VVarre-n VVilliam 101 Lipovac, john Chris 26,44,89,9-1,157 Loete, john Michael 95 Lofquist, William Roy 44,99 Lngan, William Anthony 98 Lussun, Michael jerome 13,8535 M Madisnn, Barbara josephinc 31,101 Mahieu, Maureen Ann 92 l Marchese, Virginia Ann l4,95, 137,138 Markell, Michael 99 Marshall, john Thomas 96 Mart, Rosemary94 Martin, William Charles 31,94 Marvin, Ellen Frances 94 Matiis, Pat A. 93 McCabe, Linda Mary 95 McCarthy, Michael joseph McCumher, Mary janellv l00 Mcflonigle, Thomas Alan 95 McKenzie, Michelle Anne- lUl McManus, Gerald Eugene 94 McMillin, Carolyn jean 98 Meineke, Donna 94 Mellott, Karen Louise 95 Menting, Michael Q9 Meyer, Fred john 124,132 Milan, Cindy Lou 95 Miller, Linda L. 92 Molina, An ela Irene 92 Miner, Michael William 98 Montez, Monica 97 Moore, Chris Paul 47,965,124 Moore, Mary Susan Moore, Michael joseph 97 Morford, Mary Ruth 98 Morris, Nancy 97 Mueller, Walter Lee 98 Mummert, Susan Elizabeth 6,4488 Murphy, Debra jean 24,96 Musick, Michael William 99,124 N Nagel, Mariann 95 Neary, Mike Patrick 101 Nelson, Audrey Sue 98 Nelson, Robert C. 100 Ne-sselcr, janet Marie 9:3 Nevslin, Linda Sue 36,3198 N1-uhaiier,jo11C11ar11-s516 Nvwinari. 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