Mundelein High School - Obelisk Yearbook (Mundelein, IL)

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band Above: Michelle Stevens plays the saxophone during a concert. Left: Sophomores Beth Podowski and Patti Po- powski relax after performing during, halftime. Below: The Wind Ensemble, front row: Ann Witzany, Natalie Page. Kim Croft. Kim Cimfel, Michelle Hess, Amy Aufmann. Wendy Knuckles, Nancy Ringelstein, Diana Verschoor. Second row: Diana Ackerman. Jill Cox. Judy Ringelstein, Tina Durnan, Julie Montesanto. Vince Bendinelli, Tim Nowack, Mike Lucas, Lee Rumpel. Elise MacGlashan. Martha Groh. Third row: Michelle Stevens, Becky De- vera, Jim Frey. Tim Volpe, Ken Thrift-Kennedy, Lee Smith, Dave Rauschenburger, Matt Vehrs, Scott Vers' choor, Doug Johnson. Luanne Kowalke, Peter Anderson. Bruce Kielgas. Fourth row: Mr. Sullivan, Tim Young, Dave Scott, Brian Polidori, Cathy Schroeder. Stacy Zaun. Meg Gist. Not pictured: Stephanie Hertel, Melissa Heck. Brent Hintsala. Tracey Borst, Lisa Evans, and Mike Bene- deck. 169

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Band SA in satin jackets he band was more visible than ever with their new red satin jackets They re free ms Sullivan band director It was hard not to notice the band even without the jackets. They sold Christmas greens, pizzas, and cheese and sausage at different times during the year to raise money to host the Illinois Music Association Solo and Ensemble Competition in March. Twenty-five schools and over 1,500 students participat- ed in this band, orchestra, and vocal com- petition. The band also played during football season, presenting lively halftime shows, and participated in many other concerts and contests. The Marching Mustangs also went to a marching band camp in Aug. ' ' G5 3 advertising, said Mr. Den- , . Top: Jim Matyus concentrates on his music during a concert. Above: The Symphonic Band, front row: Doro- thy Moyer, Molly Ginter, Jennifer Deardorff, Patty Po- powski, Becky Rezek, Bernie Stier, Tammy Beitzel, Dawn Parker, Amy Rose. Second row: Kim Engman, Debbie Zeimet, Rudi Ayasse, Cathy Stier, Kevin Earley, Scott Nelson, Denny Devera, Robert Powell, Rich Wha- len, Mike Velcz. Third row: Chris Ulrich, Barb Thur- ston, Debbie Stier, Dave Rauschenburger, Mike May, Brandy Romburger, Tony Montano, Mike Casper, Axel Segovia, Todd Allgood, Paul Spera, Ken Carr, Joe Moyer, Eric McDunnell, Fourth row: Mr. Sullivan, Rick Quarnstrom, Steve Carr, Steve Montesanto, Arturo Ga- lan, Eric Helge, Robert Meyer, Meg Gist, Laura Cimfel. Right: Band members perform during halftime festivi- ties.

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obelisk f f , . Right: The 1984 Obelisk staff, Back row: Cari Kokos, Tom Bateman. Kim Rash, Adviser, - V Mrs. Beth Fredrickson, Front row: Sue Finch, Kathy Volpendesta, Lisa Wilson. Not Pic- tured: Wendy Donnell, Becky Garcia, Randy Kane, Vicky Keese, Peggy Kohler. Below left: Becky Garcia proof-reads copy for the tennis layout. Bottom right: Co-editors Wendy Donnell and Randy Kane discuss plans for the closing section. s 3 A'-uno f small staff produces LARGE cc BLICATIO e wanted this year's book to be differentf' said Obelisk co-editor Randy Kane. And we wanted a theme that we could use through- out the book. Randy and Wendy Donnell were co-editors after at- tending a yearbook camp in Rockford ll. to gain more editorial experience. The staff consisted of only eleven mem- bers, which for such a large publication, was a very small number. Staff members met in the fall to create and establish a theme, and worked hard throughout the 170 ' Il . ,I gi 'B . . 1 Eighitfiti. :Sta ' maze-,aff E22 W 1 M N, . ,,,,,,...f-WW ff ' school year and attended a seminar at the University of Wisconsin in White Water. The staff even met during summer vaca- tion to finish last minute details. The staff entered the 1983 yearbook in competition for the first time. The book received a second class rating from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association, and a third place rating from the Kettle Moraine Press Association. Although the staff was behind in lay- outs, they showed lots of enthusiasm and creativity. We had fun together, said yearbook adviser Mrs. Beth Fredrickson.