Rock Island High School - Watchtower Yearbook (Rock Island, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1972 volume:

WATCHTOWER 1972 Rock Island High School Rock Island, Illinois Volume 62 Table of Contents Activities .16 Sports .80 People.114 Individual (Yrf da vi c 6 al) adj. 1. single; separate. 2. distinguished by peculiar characteristics; exhibiting individuality, n. 3. a single, human being. 4. distinct, indivisible entity. Rocky — 2500 individuals together as one. Rock Island High School, standing three decades Holding different meanings for each member ... to some, an incentive, to others, a zoo, and to still others, a step along the way. Parking lots, assemblies, classes. Proms, Queens, walk-outs, parades, teams, skips, tardies, detentions, winning, losing, with whatever sleep you can grab in between, are all part of the game. Future plans begin to materialize. From creating an art form to learning a trade, students delve into their own special interests, learning their strengths and often, their weaknesses. _ ACTIVITIES Seniors Achieve Goals Sifting through a class of seven hundred forty members, through an admirable assemblage of National Honor Society initiants, and again past the top 5% of 1972, we find ten who have emerged triumphant, still breathing, wearing well de¬ served glows of self-satisfaction and achievement. Indeed these are the elite, excelling beyond their classmates in academics. Exhibiting ambitions, living in-depth lives for the preceding four years, deserving their positions, these are the big ten. And once again, the select, the maximum of Rocky intellig¬ ence, the 1972 valedictorian and salutatorian, these two are paid special tribute at graduation time and honor us by speak¬ ing at commencement. TOP RIGHT: The top ten students of the 1972 graduating class are as fol¬ lows, in respective order. John Cochran. Valedictorian; Mike Dockterman, Saludatorian (missing from picture). Lyn Green, Marianne MeElvain. Karla Slivken, Lynn Liston, Jody Rudd, Tracy Mitchell, Diane Akin and Debbie Andrews. OPPOSITE: John Cochran, valedictorian, leaves his studies behind him. ABOVE: Mike Docterman, saludetorian. gets into the picture. 18 Students Receive Academic Honors The second half of high school life brings with it preparations for the future. For the college-bound junior, one of these measures includes participation in the National Merit Scholarship Pro¬ gram. Those students receiving excep¬ tional grades on a national ba is receive letters of commendation. Students at¬ taining a specified high minimal become semi-finalists; this year Rocky produced Mike Dockterman as its semi-finalist. Time flies as every member of the 1972 graduating Top 5% knows. These stu¬ dents represent tfie working class of Rocky. After four years of striving to push that grade just a little higher, the honor is well past due. ABOVE: Mr. Voiles commends the following National Merit Scholars: John Cochran. John LaBare. Damon Short, Margaret Beck¬ man, Bob Ellis, Marianne Mcllvain, and Karla Slivken. LEFT: Leaders of Rocky merge in the top five percent. FIRST ROW: Diane Akin. Cassandra Lawson, Christine Buckles, Jody Rudd, Jane Appier. Debbie Andrews, Gwen Anderson. Vicky Votroubek. Patsy Gelaude. Martha Lundholm. SECOND ROW ' : Marianne Mcllvain. Diane Bengston, Margaret Beckman, Carol Clark, Laurie Begyn, Lori Goldsmith, Carolyn Green, Julie Versman, Tracy Mitchell. Peggy Sylvester, Karla Slivken, Sue Kohl. THIRD ROW ' : Sheila Newton, Sandy Burficld, Rick Black, Mark Greenleaf, John LaBare, Peter Kindschuh, Scott Schroeder, Paul Stetson, Charles Wiley, John Schwiebert, Damon Short, John Cochran, Neil Davie, Dave Todd. Lynn Liston and Pauline Johnston. 19 102 Become Members From ologopolistic industries to iconoclastic nihilism and beyond, the hundred and two members of the 1972 National Honor Society are kept in a constant state of awareness. This group represents the cream of the crop at Rock Island High School. Members can look to a past of long hours spent in the library reading Dr. Reuben, sleepless nights out on the town, eye strain from sitting too close to the tube, but still the main¬ tenance of a 92 or above grade point average. Obviously, the past four years were not all play and no work and graduation time brings much pride for these students. Society members receive much deserved recognition and honor at their induction service and banquet. TOP LEFT: H.S. officers are John Chiebert, president; Tracy Mitchell, trea¬ surer; Pete Kindschuh, secretary; and Charles Wiley vice-president. ABOVE: Members of the National Honor Society are: FIRST ROW; V. Ackerman, D. Akin, G. Anderson, D. Andrews. J. Appier, M. Beckman, L. Begyn, D. Bengston, C. Black. SECOND ROW: D. Boostrom, C. Buckles, S. Burfield, R Burgess, C. Clark, J. Cochran. THIRD ROW: D. Darr. N. Davie, D. Day, J. DeWitt, M. Dockterman, M. Domlin, D. Drake, R. Ellis, E. Essary. TOP RIGHT: FIRST ROW: L. Goldsmih, H. Golden, P. Gelaude. R. Gay, T. Gang, R. Franck, J. Franck, L. Foley. SECOND ROW: M. Johnston, P. Johnson. J. Johannides, P. Hotle, V. Hite, M. Greenleaf. C. Green. S. Gor- such. THIRD ROW: M. Lindholm, L. Liston, C. Layer. C. Lawson, B. Lam¬ bert, J. LaBare. S. Kohl, P. Kindschuh, J. Kettering. RIGHT CENTER FIRST ROW; S. Newton, G. Nesseller, D. Nelson, P. Murphy, T. Mitchell, J. Merchie, C. Mason. M. MeElvain. SECOND ROW’: C. Preston, D. Phelps, L. Peterson, S. Pealstrom, S. Pauley. T. Oetting, R. Now, M. Noble. THIRD ROW: L. Sergeant, J. Schwiebert, S. Schroder, A. Schmitt, C. Scherer, J. Rudd, C. Riley, D. Rider. T. Reese. BOTTOM RIGHT: FIRST ROW: M. Sparbel, M. Spalding, P. Soderburg, K. Snell, K. Slivken, D. Short, R. Sheil. SECOND ROW’: C. Thompson, J. Thomas, K. Tempel, C. Talboom, S. Swim, D. Strauss, K. Stewart, P. Stetson. THIRD ROW: B. Yakovich, C. Wiley, R. White. J. Wendland, K. Weeks, V. Votrobek, D. Todd. Absent from the picture were: K. Lincoln, P. O’Keefe, R. Sundquist, P. Sylvester, J. Tucker and J. Versman. Students Lean Toward Writing Earning recognition for their avid interest in journalism and for services rendered, ten Rocky seniors were cho¬ sen as members of the National Quill and Scroll association. These students were those historians and reporters rec¬ ording the past and informing the school and community of current events. Members had to have worked on staffs of the Watchtower and Crim¬ son Crier, and have been in the upper third of their class. Also keeping Rocky news in the fore¬ ground were the two Times-Democrat correspondents, Peggie Hotle and Pete Soderberg, who submitted articles weekly to the Times-Democrat ' s teen page. TOP: Peggy Hotle and Peter Soder¬ berg take time to relax after getting an article in on time for the Times- Democrat. ACROSS: Enthusiasm generates from the Quill and Scroll members. FIRST ROW: Kathy Klatt, Lori Leatherman. Jay Larson, Susie Gorsuch. SECOND ROW: Suzy Schwartz, Jan Ellis, Carol Clark. Rhonda Gay, Ann Oetting, Lynn Foley. 21 Rotary Selects Eighteen Each month the Rock Island Rotary Club brings two young men from Rocky into their ranks. Senior males may qualify for this distinction through their good citizenship, promising leadership and grades throughout high school. The eighteen junior rotarians are chosen by the faculty. These students are invited to a luncheon every Friday where they meet and discuss topics with senior Rotary members and listen to speakers on various subjects. Junior rotarians serve as models to the male population of Rock Island High School. They are the future leaders of to¬ morrow ' s society. ACROSS: Junior Rotarians for the 1971-72 school year are FIRST ROW: Mike Spar- bel, Karl Aronson, Mark Nelson, Perry Bradley. John Schwiebert. SECOND ROW: Brent Allison, Delano Thornton, Mike Dockterman, Scott Schroeder, John Cochran, Willie Seward, Peter Soderberg. ON TOP: Mark Greenleaf, Ken Shoe¬ maker, Peter Kindschuh. Missing from the picture are Mark Franck, Jerry Linger, and Ken Slivken. ABOVE RIGHT: Junior Ro¬ tarians relax after a good Rotary meal. They are Ken Shoemaker, Peter Kindschuh, John Cochran, and Willie Seward. 22 Eight Given Recognition At Rocky special recognition is awarded to students excel¬ ling in commendable qualities of character. The year 1971-72 brought honors to a handful of seniors. The Daughters of the American Revolution chose Tracy Mithchell as their model of good citizenship. Traits of honesty, diligence, and responsibility led to Rocky ' s representation of Debbie Phelps and Rick Malm at Girls ' and Boys ' State. And finally, leading the graduating class of ' 71 as junior marshalls were Mike Dockterman, Lynn Foley, Mark Green- leaf, and Tracy Mitchell. TOP LEFT: Tracy Mitchell, Mike Dockterman, Lynn Foley and Mark Cireenleaf escorted the seniors down the isle as 1971 Jr. Marshalls. OPPOSITE: Tracy Mitchell won the DAR award for good citizenship in 71-72. ABOVE: Girls and Boys State representatives are Ken Tschappot, Debbie Phelps, and Rick Malm. 23 Student Voice Is Heard in Senate The RIHS Senate is composed of one representative per homeroom, ac¬ cumulating a total of ninty Senators. These ambassadors are chosen to be the voice of the students. The 1971-72 Senate strove to put trivia aside and concern itself with posi¬ tive protest. Major steps were taken towards revision of enforced, although non-existent school rules. Months of committee hearings were held for stu¬ dent suggestions and a final resolution was presented to the Board of Educa¬ tion. However satisfying or dissatisfy¬ ing the results were, a milestone be¬ tween students and true self-govern¬ ment was touched. The 1971-72 Senate chartered several new clubs, most concerned with human rights, among them ACLU, FREE (civil rights), and the Black Student Union. Improvements were made; table knives were allowed in the cafeteria, new locks for the girls’ gym doors were ordered, and music was piped in the cafeteria and lounge. Rocky also worked with the QCSC. UPPER RIGHT: President of the Senate, Mike Dockterman, leads the march for student government in 1971-72. CENTER RIGHT: John Cochran, was chosen as Vice- President of the school student governing body. BELOW RIGHT: Kathy Joannides and Jill Punkiew- icz, back up the two leaders as Sec¬ retary and Treasurer. ABOVE: Committees were set up for discus¬ sion on new rules devised for stu¬ dent body invovement. OPPOS¬ ITE: The Senate sponsored the sale of Homecoming buttons. 24 TOP: Listening to president Mike Dockterman are the Senior Sen¬ ators: FIRST ROW: John Cochran. Daniel Raviolo, Mark Pence, and Donald Sant ' orh. SECOND ROW: Howard Golden. Pete Car¬ as, Brent Allison. Kathy Joannides, and Vicky Hite. THIRD ROW . Rick Tacey, Dave Gunnell. Jim Bjork, Greg Moroni. Doug Humphrey, and Phil Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Margie Dew. Carol Clark. Jodi Rudd. Jannette Vann, and Willie Seward. CEN¬ TER Junior Senators are: FIRST ROW: Nancy Thompson. Sue Headley. Sue Gray, Luc W algren, Susie Smilev and Cind Knoe- ferl. SECOND ROW : Gary Olson. Don Cochran, Jamy Schneider. Dan Quinlan. Kris Lundquist. Chris Trout. Molly Patton. Nancy Evans. Debbie Johnson and Kaths Albrecht. THIRD ROW Rich¬ ard Hudson. Richard Wood. Drew Deutsch, Alan Garber. Tom Rockwell. Kay Murrens, Rhonda Bennett, Susie Brooks, Joyce Dusenberry, Michael Mann and Philip Marshall. BOTTOM. Sophomore Senators are: FIRST ROW: Donna Davis, Marlene Briesh, Lori Johnson. Mindy Mosenfelder and Steve Mirr. SEC¬ OND ROW: Tim Gordon. Ron Hudson, Carson Doran. Joel Sax, Mike Collins Mike Folev. Dave Andrews, and Roosevelt Ingram. THIRD ROW: Greg Lanier. Julie Wallace. Susan Hanna. Becky Strutz and Earl McGinnis. Efforts Aid Community Sponsored by the Rock Island KiwanisClub, roughly thirty Rocky boys band together to form the Key Club. Their pur¬ pose is to function through programs that are of benefit to the community or school. Key Club, this year, collected 3500 magazines during a drive for the East Moline State Hospital. In the District Key Club Stamp Drive, where money from stamps was used to finance anti-tuberculosis efforts, the group sold 4400 stamps. After¬ game movies were compliments of the Key Club, as was the folding and selling of programs at football games. Members of Key Club also put a lot of time and effort into the making of their yearly Kiwanis Carnival. Under the leadership of Pete and Kevin Maisenbach, Ken Slivken, and John Schwiebert, Key Club enjoyed a successful year. TOP RIGHT: John Schweibert and Ken Slivken. rejoice after they count the last of their stamps from the Annual Stamp Drive. ABOVE: Pete Maisenbach can always be counted upon for his ingenious ideas. RIGHT: Members of Key Club are FIRST ROW: Dan Wil¬ liams, David Smith. Doug Nelson, Bob Clevenstine, John Turnball, Paul Morgan. SECOND ROW: Bob Burgess, John Tucker. John Cochran, Barry Nelson, Mark Nel¬ son. THIRD ROW: Roger Evans, Bob Blick, Kevin Maisenbach. FOURTH ROW: Peter Maisen¬ bach and Ken Slivken. FIFTH ROW: John Schweibert; President. ROCK ISLAND 26 People-to-People Cherish Memories Six Rocky students had and took the opportunity to travel abroad last summer with the People-to-People Program. Three spent six weeks in Europe, while the others journeyed around the world in fifty days. The first group departed, after a two day orientation in Washington D.C., and spent their time shopping on Carnaby Street, and “noodyhammering in the Swiss Alps on July 4. The second group circled the world, crossing through southern Europe, Asia, the Far East, and the United States. Many of their most vivid memories were culinary eel, squid, seaweed, goat, and anteater. Many of these were experi¬ enced twice. Home again bringing slides, snapshots, and irreplacable mem¬ ories to live again. TOP LEFT: Jane Appier poses with a member of the Buckingham Palace guard in England. ABOVE: Kathy Jenson, shows off her French pastries. LEFT: Dwight Nelson was one of the six Rocky student who traveled with the People to People program last summer. 27 World Relations Grow Stronger Did you realize the world is decreas¬ ing its size considerably and consistent¬ ly each month? So it would seem from the efforts of the American Field Service Club, who meet every last Tues¬ day of the month. This group promotes international understanding and the exchange of cultures between different peoples. AFS sponsors foreign exchange stu¬ dents to Rock Island and sends Rocky students abroad. This year, RIHS host¬ ed students from France, Germany, and Argentina. Funds come through the AFS Drive and the sale of Christmas cards. TOP AFS officers, Debbie Andrews, Bruce Eagle, Martha Johnston, and Beth Peterson, look at the world-wide promise of their club. ABOVE: AFS members anxiously await their meeting. CENTER LEFT Members are always ready to initiate new members to their club. CENTER RIGHT: During the Flomecoming parade the AFS’ers were introduced to the down¬ town area. 28 4 Exchange Students Meet Rocky Daniel Raviolo of Argentina, Martine Parot of France, and Rainer Kopp and Jochen Kruse, both of Germany are the foreign exchange students. No credit is received for their year’s stay so the stu¬ dents must finish from one to three years of all required subjects upon their return home. Martine likes people-psychology, character thru lit, drama and religion. Martine belives “Religion is basically what people are about.” Rainer likes sports, especially judo in which he has a yellow belt. Daniel, confirms his pre- reality impressions. Jochen, Daniel and Rainer have inter¬ ests in politics. Jochen feels students should be educated to criticism and criti¬ cal thinking but thinks the system is afraid of the same. “I ' m glad to attend Senate and QCSC meetings to see de¬ mocracy at work” stated Jochen. Contrasting opinions, tasted and memories form a new perspective for foreign exchange students. TOP: Rainer Kopp, our German student, comes to us from “Youth for Understanding”. UPPER LEFT: Combining a wide range of interests and nationalities are the four foreign students; Mar¬ tine, Daniel, Jochen, and Rainer. UPPER RIGHT: Martine Parot from the AFS program brings us her part of France. FAR LEFT: Jochen Kruse, a German from “Youth for Understand¬ ing”, looks perhaps a little disgruntled with the American way. LEFT: Daniel Raviolo. an AFSer from Argentina, looks interested in something someone? 29 Eight Venture to Mexico “Bienvenidos”. Welcome. Welcome to the Pan American League, an organization of students held together by a com¬ mon interest in and appreciation of the Spanish language and culture. Pan Am members met every last Wednesday of the month. Various activities accent their meetings. Often they had speak¬ ers from various countries, including Costa Rica, Mexico, and Argentina. Winter brought the annual Pinata Party, with a taco party in the spring. Eight members climaxed their year with a trip to Mexico over Easter vacation. These students spent ten days visiting areas such as Mexico City, Taxco, and Acapulco. RIGHT: Pan-Am meetings also draw lots of members. TOP LEFT: Leading the club are the officers: Kathy Albrecht, Tracy Mitchell. Debbie Andrews, and Sue Headley. TOP RIGHT: Snowballs fly through the air as members have a contest to see who’s can go the farthest. ABOVE: Cabinet members burst thru the door for the next meeting. 30 German Members Hear New Ideas “Some of the women wear long, full gathered skirts or jumpers, embroi¬ dered or banded in braid. Their blouses are white with great puffed sleeves pulled in close at the elbow or wrist. Short jackets or bodices lace tight at the waist, and the whole outfit is topped with an apron of some gay color”. Typ¬ ical Rocky garb? German Club mem¬ bers may recognize the description as that of old German village costume. Learning of the German way of life is one aspect of the club. The approximately thirty members of German Club meet in Room 133 under the supervision of Frau Bowman. The group was fortunate to have two German Foreign exchange students with them this year. Other highlights were a tasting party, Christmas Party, and trip to the Amana Colonies. UPPER LEFT: John Detwiler and Tom Rockwell battle it out in the French Club vs. the German Club football game. LEFT Tom Rockwell listens intently to one of the many guest speakers that the club hosted during the year. ABOVE: German Club offi¬ cers are Guy Stevenson. Treasurer; Virginia Fay, Secretary; Margaret Beckman, Vice-President; and Michelle Noble, Presi¬ dent. Cabinet members are Jane Robinson, Tara Palmer and Tom Rockwell. 31 Rocky Looks at France Les terrines d ' alouettes truffles. Quelques feuilles jeunes du jardin. Le cafe noir. Most would not recognize these phrases at a glance. Suppose they were on a French menu (which, inci¬ dentally, is where they belong) would you, then, have an idea what you were ordering? The majority of French Club mem¬ bers would; an understanding of the French language is a ma¬ jor bond between this group of students. They also have an in¬ terest in the customs and way of life in France. Breathing in the Eiffel Tower, gazing at castles on the Rhone, or feeling a lone windmill in Brittany may be experienced through every ecstatic detail from a French foreign exchange student. Activi¬ ties for the year included a spring trip to Chicago, a tasting party, a football game with their Continental neighbor, the German Club, and a button sale. TOP French club officers are ready to open new doors. They are, Mary Grossell, Nancy Krug, Kar¬ en Martinson, Liz Lardner, Jamie Schneider, and Debbie Garber. RIGHT: Yummy! French club members enjoy the tasting party. ABOVE: Wendy Pannell, speaks out on behalf of her opinion at a French Club meeting. CENTER Miss Scholl eyes all the goodies at the French Club Tasting Party. 32 Enrichment Is Club’s Goal Hopeful future poets, authors, and critics assemble monthly, bearing the title of Literary Club. The organization consists of twenty members under the leadership of Pete Soderberg and Ann Erwin. The students divide themselves into two groups, the Creative Writing Section and Literary Criticism Section. The Writing Section concerns itself with student poetry, short stories, and other writings. Both groups may then discuss the shortcomings or strong points of the work. From this young writers perceive different views on their creativity. The Criti¬ cism Section chooses, usually, a novel for the group to read and analyze. Chosen novels were “Johnny Got His Gun ' , an anti-war novel; “The Hobbit , a sophisticated fairytale; and “Cat ' s Cradle , a spoof on a futuristic society. However, any art work may be criticized. Literary Club also helped the Creative Writing II classes in producing their literary magazine. TOP A quiet corner in the library proves to be a good get¬ away for Pete Soderberg. CENTER: BOOKS the symbol of the Literary Club. LEFT: Ann Erwin, Debbie Nelson and Pete Sodeberg, line up as the officers of the club. 33 BSUCS Begins at Rocky One of the several new clubs chartered by the 1971-72 Senate was the Black Student Union, started before Christmas. The or¬ ganization is sponsored by Mr. Johnson and Mr. Bradford. New officers are Otis Boone, Billy Wilson, Cheryl France, Lynn Jack- son, and Gay Shannon. In this organization of some thirty to forty black students, the goal is to create better relationships between black students and the Rock Island community and schools, and to unite black stu¬ dents in self-pride. Projects included a Canned Good Drive for the needy of Rock Island, a Martin Luther King Memorial Assembly in April, and a banquet honoring all of Rocky’s black athletes. TOP: Gaye Shannon and Bil¬ ly Wilson confer about the next meeting. BOTTOM: Three girls listen spellbound at a meeting. 1C ?0SS: Looking forward to each ses¬ sion are the officers: Lynn Jackson, Cheryl France, Otis Boone, Billy Wilson, and Gaye Shannon. 34 Campus Life Adds Friends to Fun Inciting a student riot is the charge against Campus Life. Is this a false accusation? Not when you realize a Riot is a Campus Life gym night. Other bizarre activities include George Wash¬ ington ' s Birthday Party, Bug Nite (a VW pushing race), and a Wild Goose Chase, which leads participants through shopping centers, asking “Goosey, goosey, gander? of perfect strangers. Attending the Holiday Teen Conven¬ tion in Chicago highlighted their year. Campus Life meets weekly to discuss issues relevant to high school life and to bring about some sort of solution or insight. TOP LEFT: Apparently Karen Lubben doesn’t like what she is hearing. CENTER LEFT: Chuck Olmstead gives us a wave from the last meeting. LEFT: Tom Dudenhoffer helps to add enjoyment to the meetings. TOP RIGHT: Chuck Olmstead and Tom Boswell participate in one of the many games Campus Life members play. ABOVE: Officers and Cabinet members are Craig Blomberg, Valerie Ackerman, Paul Stetson, Peggy Sylvester. Don Cochran. President; and Michelle Noble. Vice-President. 35 Radio Is Common Bond Radio Club consumes another quarter of Rocky’s S cience Council. This organization consists of approximately twenty members and is open to all students showing an interest in the field of radio and or electronics. Members do such exciting things as climbing on the roof to install antennaes. Morse Code, wires, watts, waves, WB9DGP, and SCC; sound confusing? Radio Club makes all the answers clear. This year, the group acquired their new Citizen ' s Band Sta¬ tion, which allows them communication around the world. They also received their amateur license, the SCC, from the Federal Communications Commission. Radio Club played a major role in the spring Walk for Hunger. They kept commu¬ nications alive between check-in points. Radio Club keeping communications with people alive. TOP: Mr. Armstrong gives Paul Stetson a few pointers on handling equipment. CENTER: “Roger, over and out.” RIGHT: The officers of Radio Club are looking on as they try to contact someone on the radio. Jessie Gradel, Mark Smith, Mark Edwards, Max Lelonek, Steve Colbert, and Ed Avilla. 36 Club Captures Rocky on Film Entire stories may be traced with the click of a camera. They capture that which may go unnoticed or lost in an instant. Photography in ' ll was a Ma¬ jor form of art, inching its way into ev¬ eryone’s life. Camera Club kept the pace with this boom in photography. At monthly meetings, members were familiarized with different cameras and developing techniques. Being a part of the “big four” Science Council enabled them to procure a new color outfit to develop color prints for the first time at Rocky. Camera Club also makes valuable con¬ tributions to the production of the Watchtower and the Crimson Crier. TOP: Ed Avilla, Jay Larson, and Rick Malm check out some new equip¬ ment. CENTER: Camera clubbers discuss plans for a video tape project. BOTTOM: Facing mirrors provide a unique opportunity for a picture. 37 Council Draws Inquisitive Minds Would you like to sit on a star? Or carry moonbeams home in a jar? Sci¬ ence Council can ' t promise such ex¬ tremes, but fast-growing advances in the field of science cannot be disputed. The RIHS Science Council is a com¬ bination of the Radio, Camera, Science Clubs, and Fraction Faction. These groups all meet together once a month¬ ly and work cooperatively for otherwise fewer benefits. The Science Council does all concession work. Money earned is spent on new equipment for each club. Besides star-gazing, micro-probing, formulating, theorizing, and equating, Science Council eats. The organization features a yearly steak fry and Christ¬ mas Fondue in the Lab. Baked clams, ox tongue, green cheese, anyone? OPPOSITE PAGE TOP LEFT: Mark Edwards demonstrates scientific theory. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM LEFT: Mark Edwards, Debbie Jones and Max Lelonek explore a telescope. OPPOSITE PAGE RIGHT: Seated is a portion of the Science Council ' s expansive membership. ABOVE LEFT: A successful experiment proves rewarding. ABOVE RIGHT: Science in motion intrigues the on look¬ er. A BO VE: Getting together for an experiment can be fun. 39 Science Interests Many Science Club represents one quarter of the powerful, ever- growing Science Council. Its doors are open to any person with an interest in the large and varied field of science. From atoms to lunar launchings and in between, the thirty members of Sci¬ ence Club delve into any aspect appealing to one’s curiosity. Besides bearing academic benefits. Science Club is a place for social contact. Social drinking from a beaker or roasting marshmallows over burners is a tempting reason for joining the organization. Movies on different topics were discussed. Guest speakers were procured from various fields. One of the more interesting of these was a demonstration of hypnotism. All this was Science Club. TOP OF PAGE: Rocky’s lead¬ ing scientific minds, the science club officers are; Nancy Rein¬ hart, Cindy Pippert. Neil Davie, and Debbie Jones. CENTER: Science club members learn by doing. RIGHT: Mark Edwards, Sue Resler, Ellen Lelonek and Kathy Miller discuss the laws of gravity. 40 Chefs Seek Food Career Chefs and Junior Chefs, the junior and senior divisions of Food Service, are a part of the RI Cooperative Education Program. Under this program, any student, at least sixteen, may attend a half day at school, fulfilling required and related instruction classes, and spend the other half at a job. In Chefs and Junior Chefs, this job must be in the field of food prepara¬ tion. Two credits are received for the related class and job. The Food Service Program is one of a very few like it in the nation. The major fund raising project of both classes was an entire¬ ly student produced cookbook. Recipes were collected from various people, including Mrs. Richard Nixon. Over 400 cop¬ ies were sold. The money will be used for an employers ' ban¬ quet. The group also participated in the National Restaurant Convention held in Chicago. ABOl t LEFT: Chef Julie McElroy mixes up a new dish in the classroom. BOT1OM: Jerry Martin ' s skills come in handy as he “keeps the customer satisfied at the Boar ' s Head LEFT: Learning the arts of cookery are, BACK ROW Bill Capps. D. J Maher. Calvin McQuieter, and Blair Smith. MID¬ DLE ROW: Steve Castagnoli. Lenore John¬ son. Cheryl Moiler, and Andrea Franks. FRONT ROW: Dick Wilt. Terry Leffell. David Blood. Julie McElroy and Gary McCormick. 41 Future Health Members Look to Health Careers Although only in its second year of existence. Future Flealth Careers has taken shape and appears to be a permanent addi¬ tion to Rocky ' s line of clubs and organizations. FFlA ' s officers are Lisa Paul, President; Laurie Kuenning, Vice-President; Carol Ginneberge, Treasurer; and Barb Thomas, Secretary. Their goal is to provide an understanding of various health careers and to help students choose among them. Members of the FHA participated in a Thanksgiving Party, went Christmas caroling, planned a trip to Chicago, and col¬ lected cans to help the needy in Moline. They also help in the clinic and at St. Anthony’s Fiospital. UPPER LEFT: Directing activities of the Future Health are Barb Thomas secretary, Lori Kuenning vice-president. Ginger Fay cabinet member, and Lisa Paul president. UPPER RIGHT: Judy Smithson. Barb Thomas, Lisa Paul and Vicky Messich. get together for a Christmas caroling par¬ ty. BOTTOM LEFT: Club president, Lisa Paul, helps out at the clinic. BOTTOM RIGHT: Barb Thomas displays her singing ability. FTA Prepares For Educational Demands of Tomorrow That thing called the communication gap, namely between administration and students is close to being extinct through FTA. Future Teachers of America is an or¬ ganization aimed at exploring the possi¬ bilities of a teaching career. Students involved discover the trials, tribulations. and sometimes, far and few joys of being an instructor. This year’s club is headed by Jody Wendland, President; Kathy Hughes, Vice-President; Dora Blocker, Secretary- Treasurer; and two program directors. The group has a membership of approxi¬ mately fifty, whose goals are to deter¬ mine how well they work with other peo¬ ple. Activities included touring Black- hawk College and special educational schools, having guest speakers and stu¬ dent teachers to their meeting, and hav¬ ing panel discussions. Lth 7. Belly Sheperd and Dora Blocker help out some teachers, by correcting papers, tit LOU: Kath Hughes, Jody Wendland and Vicky Vo- iroubec. discuss their future as teachers. ABOVE: Sherry Clay relaxes with a cup of coffee in the teachers lounge. I OP Mrs. Nelson ' s Afternoon class Members are FIRST ROW: Larry Brozov- ich. Joyce Young. Toni Hayes. Terry Elliot, and Dave Chambers. SECOND ROW: Sue Teel. Toby Bevill. Ron Scharer, and Cind Rathburn. THIRD ROW: Celeste McKee. Ra Bales. Randy Carnithan. Mrs. Nelson, Debbie Rogers, and Donna Isaacson. LEFT: Sue Teel spends her mornings working with little child¬ ren at the Sunshine Day Care Center. CE. TER: Mrs. Nelson ' s morning class members are: FIRST ROW: Kevin Carr, Kevin Peschang. Reed Lofgren. Bob O Keefe, Steve Ballin. Randy Brown. SECOND ROW: Cindy Black. Teri Strut , Connie Dyer. Terri Brunswig. Faye Melear. Gail Petit. THIRD ROW: Ellen Vivani. Debbie Jacobs. Pam Schroder. Karen Morrow, Cind Ruby. Vonnie Per¬ kins. FOURTH ROW : Steve Huber. Tom W hitcomb, John Blake. Chris Brooks, Cliff Rosenthal, Charles Straver. Teens Prepare for the Future The Cooperative Education Program is a combined effort of the school and community to provide on-the-job training for students. Enrolled stu¬ dents attend school half a day. This time is devoted to required subjects and a related course. This class is spent discussing occupational material as a group, as well as specific related instruction on an individual basis. Eor the remainder of the day the students receive training in the basic skills of an occupation, at an acceptable work training station in the community. A toal of two credits per semester may be earned from the program, one credit for the related instruction class and one credit for the work experi¬ ence. Students receive pay for the on-the-job training at the same rate that would be paid any beginner in the same occupation. Students are required to work a minimum of fifteen hours per school week. CWT is one division of the Cooperative Education Program; there are Neveral others. These include Distributive Education (retailing work), and Career Orientation. The Cooperative Education Program is available to any high school student who is a junior and sixteen years of age. indicates a vocational objective, and has a specific vocational need. TOP: Mr. Devinney s Class works diligently. FIRST ROW Barbara Terr . Anna Diaz. Patsy Murphy. SECOND ROW kath Ud . Chris Morlan. Pam Hay. Kristy Scherer. Becks Riles. Vicks McIntosh, and Geneva Hall. THIRD ROW : Greg Mohr. Helen Heard. Amy Schmidt. Pauline Johnson. Pam Me- Sparin. Doug Humphrey, and Roxy Varner. FOURTH ROW John Ferguson. Debbie Stone. Barb Machaletti. Brenda Stark, and kaths Rasmond A BOV E Dave Senske works at MacDonald s. Ct. TER LEFT: Taking a “Break” from morning work are FIRST ROW Teri Spurgetis. Linda Heber. Dave Senske. Rick Barber. SECOND ROW: Chris Berg. Karen W est. Paula Foster. Debbie Lange. Tons a Carpenter. Sam Simmons. Doug Riles. (Absent from picture were) Jim Gregg. Arnold McFarland. Melvin Parker. 45 Math Minds Delve Deeper Fraction Faction. A club with relevancy in the foreground, a club to match the times in an industrial, clog-reeling, button-punching age, a club unique in its purpose to acquaint students with modern mathematical applications and to work with man’s best friend, the computer. Under the direction of a quintet of sponsors, the approximately thirty members of Fraction Faction planned their year ' s activities, manipulating time to the best advantage. Trips were made to the Cordova Atomic Energy Plant, the Iowa City Computer Center, the Augustana Planetarium, and other computer centers. Also on the agenda were visitations from CPA ' s and businessmen to be exposed to various accounting systems. A Christmas party and spring picnic were offered as comic relief. OPPOSITE PAGE LEFT: Steve Greve engages in an exciting game of ping pong at a Fraction Faction get together. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP Sylvia Lovett contemplates the Pythagorean Theorem. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: Mr. Ryner and Max Lelonek seem to share a mutual joke. ABOVE LEFT: Rocky ' s mathematical leaders are Ann Erwin. Peggy Sylvester and Damon Short. LEFT: Mark Pence and Lynn Green share Pepsi and smiles at a Fraction Faction party. ABOVE: Reactions to a prob¬ lem differ in the expressions of Pat Schlegel and Peggy Sylvester. 47 Rocky Ski Club Members Anxiously Await Winter Imagine flashing down a hillside at 60 miles an hour, gasp¬ ing for breath from the biting air, blinded by the snow flying past. Or maybe, stumbling down the same slope at an immeas¬ urable crawl, searching for a breath after your fall, blinded by your own tears? It ' s all in the fun of Ski Club, a strictly sport¬ ing group. Through skiing trips to Alpine Valley and Chestnut Hills, the beginner has many opportunities to better himself, the expert, to exhibit his talents. Ski members are easily identified on Mondays following skiing week-ends leaving at 4:30 a.m., sporting all day, and returning late that nite result in usual fatigue. TOP LEFT: Loading the car for a ski trip can be a real job. Especially if the car is a Volkswagon. CENTER RIGHT: Officers of Ski Club are Rob Schaab, President: Jim Cox, Vice-President; and Martha Johnston, Secre¬ tary-Treasurer. OPPOSITE RIGHT: Chris Buckles loses control when skiers fall in her path. ABOVE: Pam Olson struggles with her boots as she gets ready for the slopes. 48 Pep Club and the Section Shout out Moral Support The first cry of male discrimination a Rocky was voiced and answered this year. The result was a barrage of males infil¬ trated the traditionally female ranks of Pep Club. This union of Pep Club and “The Section made for an enthusiastic group of fans backing the Rocky teams all the way. The name Pep Club brings memories of Thursday night painting sessions, reprimands from Mr. V. on Friday morn¬ ings to clean up the mess, “Express Yourself’ signs in the cafe¬ teria, such creative slogans as “Beat ' em Rocks , and no-no slogans from the Section. There were red and gold creped hoops at football games, bake sales, buses to out-of-town bat¬ tles, and a 120 yard bed-sheet sign from the Section welcoming you to the 1971 Homecoming Game, then falling apart; it ' s the idea that counts. Pep Club is a club with an idea, a feeling, a cause, always there, year round, supporting, applauding, and cheering. TOP LEFT; Leading the “Section is the President, Dwight Nelson. OPPOS¬ ITE; Debbie Lowry goes “Bananas” when it comes to painting victory signs. ABOVE; Pep Club Cabinet members promoting pep for this year ' s teams are Kris Lundquist, Vicky Clarquist, Kim Grevas, Rose White, Carol Lundahl. Debbie Andrews, and Debbie Lowry. 49 OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM LEFT Rose White. Rocky’s Pep Club President. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM RIGHT: “Section” club officers are Dwight Nelson, Senior President, Riley Edwards. Sophomore President, Lori Begyn, Secretary, and Sue Koepplinger, Treasurer. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: “Section” members Let ’em know that “Rocks are Heavy”. ABOVE: Mindy Long and Gretchen Dismer help support team m oral by posting signs to promote a victory. BELOW: Holding the Victory Hoop are Pep Clubbers; Rosie and Jean- nie White. Girls Find Athletic Ability GAA Girls ' Athletic Association. The organization is as the name implies, a group of high-spirited Rocky girls banding to¬ gether monthly to share a common interest in athletics. Advan¬ tageous by-products of their gatherings were the development of good sportsmanship, the creation of a challenging atmosphere, the discovery of new friends, and memories of good times with “already friends. GAA ' s main responsibility lies in their annual Homecoming undertaking. This year brought a frantic night-before slumber party, producing a menagerie of tigers, turtles, camels, ele¬ phants, a peanut stand, and a pony-hung carousel-throne with a theme, “Under the Bigtop . Under the direction of its four offi¬ cers and the sponsorship of the girls ' physical education teach¬ ers, the 150 members of GAA, at typical meetings, follow their athletic inclinations. They might be found on a diamond, horse, court, bar, alley, mat, board, field, or fairway. Highlights in¬ cluded Co-Rec Nite, Pa and Me Party, the Spring Slumber Par¬ ty, and the Mother-Daughter Banquet. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP Diane Aitken is anticipating the ball to come to her so she can whammit! OPPOSITE PAGE FAR RIGHT: GAA officers include Pam Zwer, Lynn Mitchell. Jodv Rudd, and Tracy Mitchell. OPPOSITE PAGE RIGHT: Perfect balance is an important part of gymnastics. RIGHT: GAA of¬ fers time to practice new skills on the balance beam. BELOW: GAA cabinet. FIRST ROW: Betsy Lambert, Diane Stetson, Susan Pells, Claudia Lawhorn, Ann Collins. SECOND ROW: Debbie Chappell, Melinda Snowden, Susie Brooks, Kathy Lincoln. Laurie Begyn, Lori Goldsmith, Janet Ellis. ON TOP: Tracy Mitchell, Susie Gorsich, Lynn Mitchell, and Jody Rudd. 52 Fun and Community Aid Are Combined in Y-Teens “Y-Teen spirit, pep, and go.” Many Rocky girls have been hearing the phrase since they were only twelve. Y-Teen girls usually are on the go, mixing fun with service to their school and community. The organization consists of two to three hundred girls div¬ ided into the Sophomore and Varsity Clubs. Some of their ac¬ tivities include tag days for worthy causes, a Christmas party for Head-Start children, collecting for the Heart Fund, an annual Lenten service, and Senior Farewell. Officers and cabi¬ net members were installed by candle-light at Archie Allen with all club members invited to an ovemite afterwards. The year was highlighted by the annual Sweetheart Swirl. The 1972 theme was “Primary Pranx” and was as successful as the en¬ tire Y-Teen year. OPPOSITE PAGE FAR LEFT: Swirl king, Jon Larson gives us a smile. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Long hours and long nights resulted in a second place float. OPPOSITE PAGE CESTER: Pam Olson works hard to finish Swirl decorations. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM Pam Zwer and her date, Dan Gar¬ rett, are real swingers. TOP: Sophomore officers are Mary Jane Andrews. Janet Kent, Ginny Hefferman, and Andrea Tipple. LEFT: Varsity cabinet members are Jodi Rudd. Nancy Evans, Vicki McGoldrick, Pam Olson, Tracy Mitchell, Pegg Sylvester. Karen Stockdale. Carla Danielson. Lynn Green, Debbie An¬ drews, Debbie Kelly. Rosie Slottlemyre. and Mind Long. ABOVE: Molly Pat¬ ton, Vicky Clarquist, Sue Pealstrom and Ka Murrens act as Y-Teen Varsity officers. 55 Muscle Bound Specialists Excell Lettermen are Rocky ' s muscle- bound circle of athletes. These are spe¬ cialists in their field whether it be foot¬ ball, wrestling, baseball, track, tennis, basketball, golf, or swimming. A Let- terman has excelled in one of these areas and has earned his emblem of proof which is a gold RI to place on a red sweater. The highest esteem one could have is a red sweater suffering from a gaudy collection of letters. patches, and medallions. Letter sweat¬ ers are a record of the past, a source of immeasurable pride, a vivid reminder of achievements and success. Letter sweaters are to be sported, saved for years to come, lent to someone who sees the “special written on it, trea¬ sured; but most of all, they are to be symbols of the Lettermen who earned them. 56 OPPOSITE PAGE TOP RIGHT: Junoir Bill Christensen admires Mark Greenleaf s letters. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM Cabinet Members are Greg Moroni. Dell Thorton. Perr Bradly, Mike Sparbell. Willie Seward, Mike Ta - lor. Ken Shoemaker. Jack Miskowitcz, and Rick Tacey. TOP CENTER: Let- termen line up to show off varsity letters. LEFT: Two year Lettermen give the Juniors a “Break ' and talk to them. ABOV E: Officers are Mike Taylor, Mike Sparbell. and Greg Moroni. 57 Poise and Ability Are Combined Nearing that extreme known as perfection with every kick and stroke is the goal of every girl active in the Dol- phinettes. Try-outs were held to deter¬ mine those girls with the most poten¬ tial. Swimm ers, freshmen through se¬ niors, are tested for their grace, poise, and ability. Required stunts include the kip, somer-sub, and dolphin. Try-outs are tense and tiring, but produce the best in swim teams. The team immediately begins weekly practices, preparing for the Dolphi- nette’s night of glory when they present their annual swim show. One month before production nights, March 16-18, practices began daily at 7 a.m. and last¬ ed until 6 p.m. Emphasis was placed on synchronization, grace, and poise. The show involved seventh grade through senior girls and junior and senior boys. Such hard work was rewarded by a cast party held afterwards. TOP: Tracy Mitchell gets things un¬ derway at the first practice of Dolphi- nettes. CENTER: A captivated audi¬ ence awaits instructions. RIGHT: Heading up the Dolphinettes for this year are Trac Mitchell, President: Chris Evans, Vice-President; Linda Snowden, Secretary; and C indy Ma¬ son, Treasurer. 58 TOP LEFT: Dolphinettcs practicing for their routine, form a star. LEFT: Superb leg extension comes off on execution of a kip. ABOVE: Working together for under water perfection are dolphinette cabinet members Lori Goldsmith. Jana Bienke, Holly Hegg. Vicki Ackerson, Tracy Mitchell, Debbie Kelly, Debbie Zukerman, Linda Snowden. Jill DeWitt, and Chris Evans. 59 Teen Democrats Rally for Elections Young Democrats differ in their gov¬ ernment head — they are led by a cabi¬ net, in contrast with the usual executive set-up. The donkey party aims to support the national Democratic Party. It is an or¬ ganization offering aid to the candidate of their party ' s choice. This may include bumper stickers, passing out pamphlets, stuffing leaflets, or pledging aid to na¬ tional, state, or area candidates as in pre¬ vious years. Perhaps lacking in organization, the Democrats are overflowing with enthusi¬ asm and are anxiously looking forward to the coming elections. ABOVE LEFT: Lynn Foley makes plans for a great new year. ABOVE RIGHT: Lori Leatherman agrees with some of the views discussed at a meeting. BOTTOM RIGHT: The new Democratic line-up for 1971-72 is Doug Humphrey Cas¬ ey Stengel. Lori Leatherman, Ken Slivken. Lynn Foley, Jody Rudd, and Peter Soderburg. 60 Republicans Bring Politics to Rocky What does a political group do in a non-election year? They have fun and work, (that ' s merely alphabetical or¬ der). Young Republicans is a group de¬ signed to install enthusiasm and sup¬ port the Republican Party, besides pro¬ viding a place for students to express political views. Led by Debbie Phelps, North Jersild, Molly Patton, and Terry Boldt, are the thirty-four members of the club. This year they have collected money for the GOP Party, have planned parties, worked in concession, made a HC float, and are looking forward to the upcom¬ ing campaigns. ABOVE LEFT: Ann Erwin dreams up ne plans for a repub¬ lican rally. ABOVE RIGHT: Susie Lohse contributes her opinion at a Young Republicans meeting. LEFT: Helping to head up the Young Republicans club are Terry Boldt. Susie Lohse, Debbie Phelps. Molly Patton and Ton Rockwell. 61 Drama Club Cultivates Acting Spirit Impeccable imposters, skilled schizo¬ phrenics, and flawless forgers of the mind, the mood, the man, such are the magical endowments of a drama master. However, magical is not the word know-how is not inherited or bestowed with the wave of a wand. The near sixty members of Drama Club will tell you, the secret is hard work and concentration. Drama Club is an open door to the ropes of the stage. This year’s Drama Club play, under the direction of F.E. Malcolm, was “Inherit the Wind . Drama members also partici¬ pated in other school plays, ushered for Broadway Theater League, raised funds for renovating the Little Theater, and pre¬ sented the Rockademy Awards. 62 ABOVE: Mark Pence captivates the townspeople in the Drama Club production of “In¬ herit the Wind” . LEFT: Drama Club officers Kevin Pieper, Tresurer: Mark Pence. Vice- President: Julie Dalkoff. President: and Pete Soderberg. Secretary give the audience a big smile from behind stage. TOP CE. TER: Julie Dalkoff. Don Cochran. Pete Soder¬ berg, and John Cochran enact a scene in the drama club pla . OPPOSITk PAGE. LOWER LEFT: Guy Stevenson. Linda Ziffrin. Kevin Maisenbach. and Ka Murrens rehearse for “Bell. Book and Candle”, the junior class pla . OPPOSITE PACT LOWER RIGHT: Linda Ziffrin listens to instructions during rehearsal. 63 Sr. Glee Makes Harmony Senior Glee is perhaps the most excellent display of team¬ work at Rocky. Nearly ninty junior and senior voices coming together as one. then separating to overlap as perfectly as any collage. Soprano, alto, tenor, and bass are all integral parts of a whole. Senior Glee strives to satisfy you, the customer, planning ahead for near flawless results. Carole King, Simon and Gar- funkel, and other classical are sounds from the Pops Concert. Assemblies, Christmas Program, and participating with the Mississippi Valley Orchestra Festival in March are all Senior Glee activities. TOP: Senior Glee participates in the Home¬ coming parade by singing on their float. CENTER: Ready for another day of har¬ monizing are the club ' s officers Kathy Weeks, vice-president; Marianne Mcllvain, Treasurer; Gwynn Anderson, secretary; and Kevin Peiper. president. RIGHT: Mark Anders and Paul Stetson try not to appear nervous before going on stage. LEFT: Senior Glee performs for a Rocky assembly BELOW: FIRST ROW: Kathy Albrecht, Jamie Schneider, Lynn Mitchell, Diane Day, Lyn Green. Peggy Hotle, Suz¬ anne Johnson. Gwynn Anderson. Terry Brooks, Vicky Clarkquist, Melissa Bell. Cindy Hodson, Patti Hess, Tracy Mitchell. Diane Boostram, Ann Erwin. SECOND ROW: Susie Brooks, Joanne Borden. Mel¬ inda Snowden, Lynn Liston. Ann Collins, Jeannie Johnson, Len McAdams. Barb Timm, Martha Lundholm, Julie Versman, Pat Greve, Beth Ellison, Sandy Burfield. Vicky Hite, Sherry Clay, Ann Dahleen, Cheryl Noble, Nancy Evans. THIRD ROW: Kathy Hymes. Cheryl Beam. Barry Dowell. Jim Waymack. Bob Clevenstine. Chuck Preston. Don Cochran, Chuck Olm- slead, Mark Hammen, Kevin Peiper, Gene Krismanits, Craig Blomberg, Mark Anders, John Rogers, Mark Reighard. Peggy Sylvester. Marianne Mcllvain, W’ynette Bragg. FOURTH ROW : Jim Clinton. Jerry Newswander, Stewart Harris. Craig Terrill, Peter Soderberg, Mark Pence, Bob Blick, John Cochran, Mark Edwards, Paul Stet¬ son, Craig Hall. Peter Maisenbach, Benny Wild, Kevin Maisenbach, Louie Wilson. Guy Stevenson, and Steve Stark. 65 18 Sing Chamber Music Eighteen voices weave themselves together to form one spe¬ cial blending of sound, that of the Chamber Choir. Under the direction of Murray Osborn, eighteen young singers, both ju¬ niors and seniors, meet daily for practice, practice, and more practice in achieving just that certain vibe recognized by all Rocky students. Chamber Choir is dedicated primarily to the study of choral literature during the Renaissance and Barogue periods when chamber music was prevalent. However, the group has been known to weaken and succumb to now sounds, such as “Close to You at the Homecoming Dance. Activities include programs for civic and church groups, exchange assemblies. Rocky choral concerts, the annual Pops Concert, and their own year-end Chamber Concert. A BOVE: Kevin Peiper’s solo captivates an audience in the annual Pops Concert. RIGHT Working for perfection are Chamber Choir members Mark Edwards, Don Cochran, Mark Pence, Bob Blick, John Cochran, Eugene Krismanits, Craig Blomberg, Peter Soderberg. Kevin Peiper, Lynn Green, Michele Noble, Barb Tim, Vicki Clarquist, Beth Ellison, Diane Day, Ann Collins. Gwynn Anderson, and Kathy Weeks. BOTTOM: John Cochran sees a musical future. 66 Girls’ Voices Mix A bevy of beautiful feminine voices gath¬ ered together each day from 1:50 to 2:45. Typical sewing circle? No, this assemblage of musically oriented girls, known as Girls’ Glee Club, is given guidance and instruction by Murray Osborn. Music ranges from contem¬ poraries to goldie oldies, with the emphasis on performance, precision, and perfection. Girls ' Glee was active in a number of con¬ certs, including the Pops Concert. They gave programs at Hauberg Civic Center and Namequa Lodge, and participated in the play, “My Fair Lady”. ABOVE LEFT: Girl’s Glee officers are ready to sing with Debbie Nelson, treasurer: Judy Hart, sec¬ tion leader: Sherry Clay, section leader: Rosie Stot- tlemyre, president; Vivecca Carr, section leader. Ready to accompany them are Sam Miers, vice- president and Paula McFall, secretary. LEFT: Sherry Clay sings out with feeling at the Pops Con¬ cert. BELOW LEFT: FIRST ROW: Jody Moro, Susan Janssen, Kathy DeMott, Debbie Rider, Ros¬ ie Stottlemyre, Marva Manary, Linda Ziffrin. Anna Ruckman, Donna Patrick, Lisa Paul. SEC¬ OND ROW: Ann Hefferman, Connie Martinson, Jeri Enlow, Debbie Davis, Emily Kalina. Janice Kimball, Sam Miers, Colleen McSparin, Jamie Gilmore, Paula McFall, Heidi Zarzoza. TFIIRD ROW: Olinda Gunther. Judy Flart. Sue Eckles, Joan Schmitz, Vivecca Carr, Linda Jones, Marsha Cooper. Debbie Nelson, Krista Lawson, Sherry Clay, Barb Thomas, Annie O ' Mary. 67 Bands Play for Listening Enjoyment Upon arriving on the school grounds any autumn morning. Rocky students will inevitably find themselves marching into school, perfectly in step with the Rock Is¬ land Marching Band. Practice makes per¬ fect and so the band unites in song and music every morning, whether in the class or on the field. Because of its large membership, the band has separated into two groups, the Symphonic Band and the Concert Band. Smaller groups are formed within these. The Pep Band, Brass Choir and Wood¬ wind Choir consist of the finest performers in those fields. The band is most often heard providing half-time entertainment at football games or adding to the excitement at basketball games. Members of the group planned a trip to Chicago to view a musical. The band presented two concerts and per¬ formed in the annual homecoming parade. Last year, the group was asked to per¬ form at the ceremony for the dedication of Rock Island ' s new sea wall. RIGHT: The Brass Choir consists of B. Huffman, N. Wilson, B. Peterson. N. Davis, K. Lundquist, M. John¬ son, S. Mirr, S. Mason, P. Roth, D. Short, T. Ackerman. BELOW: The Members of the Symphonic Band are; FIRST ROW: A. Erwin, T. Mitchell. P. Stamper. K. Hannie, M. Grahm. J. Jones. M. Potter, V Glider, D. Rider, N. Haller. D. Strauss. SECOND ROW: M. Spalding, M. Donlin, P. Meredith, K. Anspach, N. Davie, B. Peterson, B. Ellison. N. Wilson, B. Huffman, L. Crompton, K. Bealer. G. Kulhavy, B. Sapp, C. Swanson, S. Resler, C. Preston. J. Strauss. K. Watkins. THIRD ROW: L. Zimmerman, N. Laughman. T. Ribbec. L. Mitchell, S. Peterson, M. Johnston, S. Mirr, M. O ' Neil, K. Pieper. R. Ross, D. Gibson, B. Nelson, J. Schiebert. G. Anderson. V. Ackerson, C. Lubben. K. Brandt, J. Hart, W. Weber, B. Sharp. FOURTH ROW: J. Randerson, M. Pence, D. Lawhorn. W. MacCormack, M. Theisen, P. Vann, R. Hatlett. D. Scott, S. Swim, D. Stanforth. R. Hudson. M. Mann. J. Snowden. J. Cockerill, S. Greve, P. Ballanger, T. Gordon, D. Cochran, D. Johnson, L. Bacon. M. Smith. 68 BELOW: Members of the Concert Band are FIRST ROW: A. Bertelsen, B. Davis, C. Miller. V. Kenney, D. Cralle, K. Davis, R. Shields, K. Delaney. M. Day, D. Williams, H. Allgren, D. Mendoza, C. Deloose, S. Smithson, K. Hymes, O. Gunther. B. Cleven- stine. SECOND ROW: D. Kimball, B. DeMott, D. Glover, C. Skinner, N. Davie, B. Peterson, B. Ellison, N. Wilson, B. Huffman. L. Crompton. B. Sapp, C. Swanson, K. Bealer, G. Kulhavy, C. Preston, S. Ressler, M. Bush, J. Strauss, K. Watkins. THIRD ROW: K. Potratz, J. Lofgren, J. Godkin, D. Lovett, D. Ryder. W. Neily. M. Mills, G. Washburn. S. Anderson, B. Pence, B Hall, J. O ' Meara, P Roth, M. Huffman, T. Ackerman. B. Ulfig, T. Luce, S. Mason, D. Graves, M. Johnson, D. Patrick, M. Skin¬ ner, B Mollering, B. Ellis, B Sharp, W. Weber. K Brant. J. Hart. FOURTH ROW: T. Aiken, C. Davis, W. Spector, C. Seymour, C. Wilson. P. Vann, M. Snowden, S. Cobert, W. McCormack, M. Thiesen. S. Schmiltzer, K. Guthrie, M. Hoover, D. Scott, D. Davis, J. Cockerill, P. Ballanger, T. Gordon. D. Cochran, R. Hatlett. B. Boyle, D. Hill, T. Banks, R. Hudson, P. Hong. TOP: Woodwind Band Members are FIRST ROW: A. Erwin, K. Han- nie, M. Grahm, D. Strauss. SECOND ROW: M. Spalding, M. Donlin, L. Mitchell, N. Laughman, D. Lovett, B. Peterson, N. Davie, K. Wat¬ kins, J. Strauss, C. Swanson, B. Sapp, C. Peterson. ABOVE LEFT: The band participates in half-time activities at a football game with forma¬ tions. RIGHT: Leading the band are majorettes and drum major: Robin Shields, Mark Pence, Karen Davis and Gina Epperly. 70 Teens in Orchestra Give Many Performances in ' 12 During those long, dreary seventh pe¬ riods when many students grasp the op¬ portunity to escape drudgery of school life, some students escape another way; during seventh period, members of the Woodwind Choir and Brass Choir work out, musically. The woodwinds and brasses take this time to get together and rehearse for ensemble work. They are smaller divisions of the Rock Island High School Orchestra. Long hours of tedious and meticulous practice are needed to master any musi¬ cal instrument, whether it be a cello, trumpet, or cymbols. Headed by Cindy Mason and Damon Short, The Rock Island High School Orchestra held several concerts. The first was in November, the next in January, and a concert with the glee club was held in spring. The orchestra also functions as the musical backup to the spring musical. Material presented this year ranged from classical to contemporary, and came under the direction of Mr. Hart. ABOVE: Orchestra members are FIRST ROW: A. Collins, E. Anderson, G. Berg. J. Soltow, S. Lovett. V. Sheese. T. Modar. B. Clausen. M. Nelson, T. Roller. SECOND ROW: D. Jackson, k. Peshang. S. Skov. T. Snedeker. T. Morgan, K. Nanna, A. Erwin, D. Strauss, W. Combs, K. Karzin, D. Davis. THIRD ROW: J. Dennis, W. Brad, R Muskievalley, T. Ack¬ erman. B. Huffman, B. Peterson, G. Kulhavy, D. In¬ gold. N. Laugman. M. Spalding. T. Watkins, J. Strauss. FOURTH ROW: D. Cochran, S. Mason, S. Mirr. M. Johnson. P Roth, P. Gulbert. S. Cushman, J. Jones FIFTH ROW Mr Hart. R Hatlett. D Shore, D. Scott. LEFT: Jeff Strauss packs up after a seventh hour practice. 71 Scrapbook Memories Are Collected Watchtower is an organization dedi¬ cated to scrapbook memories, preserv¬ ing the best of the past. A record of and for the individuals, searching for the new, the different, the unorthodox, the staff suffers sleepless nights, and ex¬ haustion to the point of corny outlines and missing mugs. A statically hectic atmosphere, built on bleeding, cropping, writing, counting picas, recounting picas, and always rac¬ ing the clock, is a perpetual way of life in the workroom on third floor. Watch- tower 1972 is created by co-workers striving for the best. 72 OPPOSITE PAGE FAR LEFT BOTTOM: Kim McGinnis, Lucy Walgrcn, Susie Smiley, portray the Three Muskateers as they take time out to stroll through the park. OPPOSITE PAGE. FAR LEFT TOP: Shelley Gardner helps Mark Stein as he per¬ fects his lay-out sheets. TOP CENTER The complete WA TCH - TOWER staff — FIRST ROW: Susi Schwartz, Kay Murrens. Beth Quale, Paula McFall, Mark Stein, and Jim Clinton. SEC¬ OND ROW ' : Cheryl France, Lucy Walgrcn, Molly Patton. Rhon¬ da Bennett, Shelley Gardner, Ellen Rink, Ann Peterson, Lisa Ig- lehart and Jamy Schneider. THIRD ROW: Dan Scott, Dave Ernat, Linda Ziffrin, Rhonda Gaye, Ann Oetting, Lynn Foley, Kim McGinnis, Susie Gorsuch, Howie Press, Terri Boldt and Jay Larson. BOTTOM CENTER Rhonda Bennett, Ann Peterson. Linda Ziffrin, Ellen Rink, and Lucy Walgrcn, relax around the pool after their deadlines are met. ABOVE: Staff members get a few last minute instructions from the WA TCHTOWER. sponsor, Mrs. Eleanor Conrad. OPPOSITE: Being Co-Editor is quite a job, but Carol Clark, does a fine job of keeping things in order. BELOW: Re-checking each layout is another one of the many jobs a Co-Editor must handle. 73 News Media Is Answered By Crier’s Student Staff Deadlines, cutlines, line counts, lay-outs, heads, and flags journalistic lingo. Crimson Crier covered a variety of topics in their centerfolds, from Downtown Developments to Jesus Freaks, earning praise for community service. The year 1971-72 brought liberalism; previously tabu sub¬ jects of VD, birth control, drug centers were brought to the open. A year of awards, the Crimson Crier received commend¬ ation from the US Navy for coverage and a first class ranking from the National Scholastic Press Association. Through story suggestions, assignments, reporting, writing, rewriting, copy-reading, printing rough drafts, final proofread¬ ing, gluing, printing, folding, and distributing, all staff mem¬ bers worked to turn out an informative, entertaining, superior Crimson Crier. OPPOSITE: First Semester Staff members mull over the days schedule. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT are Jane Ander, Kathy Joannides, Tom Man- son. Ja Larson, Steve Carey, Mary Grams. Carol Lundahl. Kandy Zietler. and Ted Star- civich. ABOVE: Members of the Business Staff search for ads. Business Manager Bob Worman, Pam Flodeen. Kathleen De Koo. and Kurt Brink meyer. C ESTER RIGHT: Editors. Ann Oet- ting and Lynn Foley, read over a newl published edition of the CRIMSON CRIER. Jay Larson looks on to see the reaction TOP RIGHT Peg¬ gy Hotle displays her lay-out sheet to Lori Leatherman and Jean Cox. 74 TOP: Posing as page editors are Martha Johnston, Debbie Anderson. Rainer Kopp. Su¬ sie Gorsuch. Pete Caras. Gordon Schaffer, Howard Golden, Jay Brent, Steve Roth. Tim Montgomery, Carol Clark, and Daniel Ra- violo. (missing from picture are Kathy Klatt and Kim McGinnis) LEFT: Gary Walker, Chet Winchell, Ran¬ dy Bowers, Bill Boyle. Caren Nessen, Beth Quale. Mari¬ lyn n Geisler, and Dawn Downing, help to back up the editorial section as the busi¬ ness people. BO TTOM LEFT: Kathy Klatt works hard to get her storv turned in on time. BOTTOM RIGHT: Terry Brooks. Lisa Mohr, Susan Jannsen. Debbie Stew¬ art. Susie Swartz, Mary Henneman and Cheryl Beam, back up the editors as assistants. 75 Homecoming Lives On! Just as the sun and moon follow their yearly course, so homecoming once again arrived, just as brightly and romanti¬ cally as ever. However the year of 1971-72 was a year of change, and left nothing untouched. The designated week-end arrived, October 22-23, and not even cloudy skies could dampen the excitement. The festivities began with the annual Homecoming Assembly, dedicated to the Royalty Court, Debbie Phelps, Shellie Moore, Kathy Weeks, Jill Punkiwicz, and Rosie Stottlemyre. Unlike past years, the queen would not be announced until the Homecom¬ ing Dance. The celebration then proceeded downtown where a menag¬ erie was escorted t-hrough the streets — this was the parade, keeping in accordance with the theme, “Under the Bigtop . The five Royalty were seated on a giant clown ' s head. The winning float was the senior ' s “Seal a Victory . The night ended with the Homecoming Game against the East Moline Panthers one can ' t be perfect, as the “Section found out when their 130 yard sign split a few seams. The climax occurred Saturday night. The gym was trans¬ formed into a circus. A train of giraffes, camels, monkeys, ti¬ gers, and other animals adorned the walls, and a peanut stand was added to the scene. Authenticity was achieved with six clowns carrying multi-colored balloons around the room. The announcement and coronation of Queen Rose Stottle¬ myre was the beginning of the fun. Vice-President of Senate, John Cochran presented the queen with roses, and the Cham¬ ber Choir sang “The Sweetheart of Rocky High and “Close to You . Music was provided by “Fyre Child . Dinners and parties followed the dance. All this was Homecoming ' 71 basically no different from others, but special in the minds of its creators. 76 V I OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Is it New York or Rock Island? OP¬ POSITE PAGE LEFT Rosie Stottlemeyer reigns as Homecom¬ ing queen 71-72. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM RIGHT: Back¬ ing Rosie are this year ' s court, Jill Punkiewicz, Shellie Moore, Debbie Phelps. Kathy Weeks and queen. ABOVE Proudly the winning float “Seals a Victory . LEFT: Not even a lost game can dampen Rocky ' s spirit. 77 Great Variety of Shows Meet Critics at Rocky And then there was Friday! Friday sounds great by itself, but the day always seems to go just that much faster when it happens to be an assembly day. Assemblies are a means for keyed up students to unwind. Assemblies come in all shapes and sizes, all colors and forms, and they usually come in shifts. This year was one of a guitarist, playing and explaining. It was a year of Indian dances. Hell ' s Angels, five-way trumpets, and black belts. And it was a year of Simon and Garfunkel, Jonie Mitchell, and Trini Lopez, through the talents of the Irish Duo. And who could forget the Pep Sessions and being taught the school song? TOP RIGHT: Rah yea, sophomores! We finally hear from them. ABOVE: A five-man band comes to Rocky all rolled into one. ACROSS: John McDuffy and Jon Larson learn that getting into feminine attire is a bit difficult. 78 TOP: Funny Faces always bring a big laugh from the audience. LEFT Lori becomes camera shy on stage and hides behind her hair. A HOVE: Portray¬ ing Santa seems to be Dick Hainline ' s “bag. ' 79 SPORTS Rocks Fine Defense Greatest Asset The Rock Island Rocks under the guidance of Coach Gary Embretson turned in a 4-5 record. The Rocks opened the 1971 season on a bright note with an easy victory over Alleman. The next week, the Rocks ran into some serious trouble against Moline and unfortunately when the dust cleared. Rocky had posted its first loss of the season. The Rocks pushed this aside and went on to defeat Assumption. Morale again boosted, they traveled to Galesburg to crush the Silver Streaks 28-0. Defense, the Rocks most valuable asset, held them scoreless, making it easy to take control of the game. The Davenport West game was un¬ doubtedly the most disappointing game of the season. The only points the Rocks scored were from field goals by junior Wally Bradley during the first half. In the fourth quarter with the score 6 to 10 and one second of playing time left, Henry Clash threw a touch¬ down pass to Delano Thornton, but the touch down was nullified because of a penalty. In the two following games, the Rocks lost to East Moline and Daven¬ port Central. The Rocks then traveled to Rockford to challenge the Warriors. The two teams were evenly matched, but with only 14 seconds left, it looked as though the Rocks would lose 6-7. Then super kicker, Wally Bradley, came in and calmly kicked a 29 yard field goal against a 35 mile per hour wind to put the Rocks ahead 9-7. The Rocks closed the season with a loss to Quincy, the Western Big 6 title holder. OPPOSITE PAGE: Brent Allison fights for extra yards. LEFT: Bob Ander¬ son (81), Lorenzo Turner (89) and Rick Edgerson (65) close in on a Knight back. BELOW: Varsity Football Team. FIRST ROW: Henry Clash, Bob Anderson, Robert Hill, Lorenzo Turner, Jack Miskowicz, Greg Moroni, Mark Franck, Mike Thomas. SECOND ROW: John Hill, Robert Wil¬ liams, Steve Lewis, Don Patterson, Del Thornton, John McDuffy, Rick Edgerson, Brent Allison. THIRD ROW: Bill Christensen, Ron Kerres, Paul Dclcourt, Dan Zelnio, Don Logan, Rick Tacey, Mike Hartman, John Hol¬ man. FOURTH ROW. Ken Cooper. Dan Anderson, Wally Bradley, Allan Willits, Mike Mitchell, Chuck Heggen, John Chaney. Pat Henry. FIFTH ROW: Freddie Scott, Jay Brent, Kim Harrison, Dennis Hansen. Peter Del- court. Jim Bolis, Jerry Mader, Allen Muller. SIXTH ROW ' : Otis Boone, Dan Shivers, Mike Mann. Bill Wayne, Marvin Mayes, Rodger Evans. Dan Williams. SEVENTH ROW: Harry Vesey, Rick Hudson, Rick Runyon, Troy Farley, Norm Allbritton, Ron Bea, Barry Nelson, Bob Sparkman. EIGHTH ROW: Managers: Kevin Guthrie, Ken Soady, Rick Hughes: Coaches: Gary Embretson, Bob Varga, Richard Allison; Head Trainer: Len Dionne; Coaches: Steve Mau, Dan Mohwinkel; Trainers: Mike O’Neil, Mark Anders and Mike Sparbel. Missing: Ernest Bea. Shelley Gorodetzer and Jeff Orr. ' ll K 83 RIGHT: Few opponents could slip through the Rocks tough defense. BELOW: Jay Brent attempts to block a Pioneer pass. BOTTOM RIGHT: Henry Clash slips away from defenders. 84 LEFT: It takes at least four Knights to stop John McDuffy. BELOW. McDuffy goes over the top to score a homecoming touchdown. RIGHT: John Holman out maneuvers his opponent. BELOW: Rock’s defence stops another Alleman attack. ABOVE Robert Williams (48) breaks through the Panther’s de¬ fense for more yardage. RIGHT: Mike Thomas (80) goes high for another spectacular catch. Pebble Gridders Have Perfect Season Achieve First Sophomore 9-0 Record This year ' s 1971 sophomore football team ended its season with a perfect 9 wins - 0 losses record. The only other time that this outstanding feat has been accomplished was in 1942. Even then the Little Rocks played only 8 games. The sophomore ' s perfect record is attributed to the great efforts and quali¬ ties of head coach John Benn, his assist¬ ants, and the determination and will¬ power that the Pebbles carried through¬ out their season. The Little Rocks opened their season by clenching Alleman 27-0, and win¬ ning the city title. They then went on to beat Moline and Assumption, giving only Moline a chance to score. The Pebbles traveled to Galesburg and easi¬ ly defeated them with a score of 28-0. They then smothered Davenport West and East Moline, carrying 7 touch¬ downs each game. They left Central scoreless and romped Rockford West, 20-6. The sophomores victoriously closed their season 28-6 over Quincy. ROW I: Dan Clash, John Medlock, Perry Scott, Richard Ellis. Bruce Rciff, Jeff Tubbs, Dwight Metcalf, Mike Collins, Tim Gordon. Mark Ste¬ venson, Ron Hudson, Ron Jett, Barry Pence, Mark Greene. Neal Robbins. Mike Foley. Rich Barlow, Tom Morganstern, David Dorbeck, Mike Heggen, Terry Wilson. ROW 2: Mr. Sam McCann, Mr. Hugh Johnson, Ervil Donelson, Alan O ' Neil, John Foster. Steve Hoots, Jay DeWitt, Dan Geisler, Dale Rice, Jeff Brown, Kevin Rudd, Gerry Kee, Dave Sunstrom, Tim Benfield, Troy Lee, Todd Ackerman, Craig Kirk¬ patrick, Steve Schweinberger, manager Gary Walker, Mr. Charles Paradiso, Mr. John Benn. ROW 3: manager Wayne Each, manager Sid McKinley, Paul Foster, Randy Wiggins, Dave Maynard, Jim Gindlesparger, Craig Smith, Scott Heth. Dave Andrews, Mark Brunat, Jim Gann. Tom Ramsey, Jeff Hindman, Sam McAdams, Brian Hall, Bob Nache, Dewey Hines, Greg Bar¬ nett, Tom Mathis, Mr. Tom Goodwin. Missing: Charles Delcourt. Rock Island Alleman Rock Island Moline Rock Island Assumption Rock Island Galesburg Rock Island Davenport West Rock Island East Moline Rock Island Davenport Central Rock island Rockford LEFT: All referees arms go up. signalling anoth¬ er Pebble touchdown over Quincy. BELOW: Ron Hudson (34) carries the ball, while Barry Pence (60) races over to help. 89 Rocks Take District Title The returning Rock Island wrestling veterans Mike Bough- an, Jerry Vesey, Greg Moroni, Robert Hill and John McDuffy were the backbone to Chet Schuktz’s fine varsity ‘Tassling” squad. Vesey and Hill both snatched firsts in the Quadrangular tournament, while Rock Island placed third. Coach Gerber ' s sophomore team traveled to Galesburg and grabbed first place in the Sophomore Western Big Six tournament. The Rocks placed first out of twelve teams that participated in the District tournament which was held at East Moline, and proudly earned their first big step to state. Although the Rocks began a new season building back much of the strength lost to last year’s senior wrestlers, determination and willpower helped this year’s squad achieve their victories. UPPER RIGHT: Determination is what helps wrestlers like Greg Moroni against the Moline Marrons. ABOVE: FIRST ROW: Louie Wells, Mike Riey, Mike Boughan. Andy Rich, Jerry Vesey, Don Williams, Calvin Bates, Dave Guldenzoph, Greg Moroni, Richard Barnett, Robert Hill, John McDuffy, SECOND ROW: Troy Lee, John Rogers, Steve Watkins, Wayne Each, Mike Kean, Tom Pilcher, Bill Wayne, Gary McCormick, John Lard, Peter Frank, Rex Benz, Dan Anderson, THIRD ROW: Ron Johnson. Bill Pilcher, Dirk Palmer, Lon Bacon, John Lites, Keith Dirk, Allen Branch, Pete Frank, Steve Vandeputte, Bob Jack- son, Coach Don DeTaeye, Head Coach Chester Schultz, FOURTH ROW: Dwight Metcalf, Morry Cook. Jeff Baldrige, Mike Heggen, Bruce Reiff, Mark Ste¬ venson, Greg Steiss, Bart Huffman, Coach Walt Gerber. John Chaney, FIFTH ROW: Greg Fox, Rick Bands and Don Hill. 90 TOP LEFT John McDuffy walks out onto the mat to meet his opponel. TOP RIGHT: Mike Boughan works hard to get a Davenposrt Central wrestler in the right position for a pin. MIDDLE: Dave Guldenzoph holds an Allaman pioneer back. LEFT: Calvin Bates moves his opponent up and over with much pres¬ sure and force. 91 Swimming Scoreboard Swimmers Send 4 to State Meet Rock Island 60 Rock Island 54 Rock Island 30 Rock Island 23 Rock Island 64 Rock Island — 52 Rock Island - 53 Rock Island 66 Rock Island —40 Rock Island — 37 Rock Island 32 Rock Island 80 Rock Island 36 Tipton 35 Carl Sandburg 41 Homewood-Floosmoor 65 Moline - 72 Central -31 Macomb — 43 Clinton - 42 Assumption 29 Davenport West — 53 Moline - 58 Thornridge 68 Monmouth — 15 Peoria Richwoods 59 Rock Island ' s young swim team undoubtedly had a good season. The Rocks were led by seniors Kenn Shoemaker and Mark Greenleaf, while most of the remaining strength was held in the sophomores. The team began its season by placing fourth out of eight teams in the Rock Island Relays. They then went on to top Clinton, Macomb Western and Assumption with easy victories. The sophomores captured the Quad- City Sophomore title, rolling up 105 points to second place Central ' s 53. Kenn Shoe¬ maker traveled to state in the 50 and 100 yard freestyle, while the 400 yard free relay team of Shoemaker, Craig Kirkpatrick, Dave Andrews and Vince Ackerson also went to state. Ackerson became the first freshman to compete in the state swim meet in Rocky ' s history. Coach Friedreichsen ' s second year as coach proved rewarding, as his team grew to be a most powerful one. ABOVE: Robert Thompson, who placed 7th in the district meet, completes an almost perfect dive. ABOVE RIGHT: Mark Greenleaf comes in for a finish in the butterfly. CENTER: Leader in the breast of the individual medley is Dave An¬ drews. BELOW: Jerry Wagner gets ready to make a turn in the backstroke. V 1 ' TOP: FIRST ROW: John Collins. Matt Buckles, Paul McFall. Duane Green. Mark Pierson. David Meredith. Cheerleaders, Mark Poling. Jeff Mossage, Ken Wilson. John Krismanits, Neal Sailer. Tom Morgan. SECOND ROW: Coach Rick Gilliland, Sid McKinley, Steve Jingst, Gary Edwards. Scott Cha¬ ney, Dave Lardner, Curt Danner, Leslie Lee, Kirk Tomaseski, Jeff Souder, Peter Cowan, Tim Tague, Steve Lofgren, Larry Erickson, Jeff Deutsche, Gus Kulhavy, Nick Klatt. Cory Van Wolvelaere, Jill DeWitt. Steve Wertheimer. THIRD ROW: Coach Fred Friedricksen. Coach Ken Knapp. Joel Thompson, Steve Lardner, Brad Osmundson. Mike Thompson, John Ciccomosclo, Rod Brewer, Mark Greenleaf, Kenn Shoemaker, Toby Bevill, Jerry Wagner, Gene Krismanits, Dave Andrews, Craig Kirkpatrick, Steve Gang, Vince Ackerson, Robert Thompson, Jim Wertheimer. MISSING: Robert Salmonson, Pat Behr. ABOVE LEFT: State qualifier in three events is Senior Kenn Shoemaker. ABOVE RIGHT: Craig Kirkpatrick eyes the water before taking off in the 400 yard free relay. Rocks Fall to a Defeated Season The varsity basketball squad under the guidance of Coach Bob Riley compiled a 5-16 season record. The Rock ' s cagers faced one of the toughest schedules in the state. Most games were played against top ranked teams. The Rocks were un¬ derdogs coming into almost every game, but it never seemed to bother them. The opening game of the season was a loss to Assumption. The Knights out- scored Rock Island by twenty points in t he first period, putting the game out of reach, the remainder of the game was played evenly. The next game was an easy 84-65 victory over Rockford Auburn. The following week. Rocky played a good game against East Moline, but the Panthers slipped by with a five point advantage. The highlight of the season came when the Rocks upset Quincy 73-70. After that sweet taste of victory, the Rocks chal¬ lenged Davenport West. Rocky led much of the game until the last seven seconds, when Steve Saladino scored, putting West one point ahead. The following four games were losses to some very strong ball clubs. The Rocks then hosted Davenport Central and Assumption and were victorious over both. The 1971-72 year was head coach Bob Riley ' s last; he resigned following at the end of regular season play after 16 years as varsity coach for the Rocks. Rock Island 60 Assumption 76 Rock Island 43 Moline 62 Rock Island 42 Davenport West 43 Rock Island 84 Rockford Auburn 65 Rock Island 68 Rockford West 74 Rock Island 80 Aurora East 102 Rock Island 60 East Moline 65 Rock Island 65 Davenport Central 57 Rock Island 59 Alleman 80 Rock Island 73 Quincy 70 Rock Island 67 Assumption 58 Rock Island 56 Moline 68 Rock Island 51 Davenport West 52 Rock Island 61 Clinton 64 Rock Island 56 Quincy 87 Rock Island 56 Alleman 71 Rock Island 66 East Moline 78 Rock Island 72 Galesburg 80 Rock Island 49 Galesburg 89 Rock Island 73 Chicago Marshall 57 Rock Island 56 Davenport Central 83 FIRST ROW: Coach Hugh Johnson, Dave Brieby, Marvin Haymon, Lorenzo Turner. Bill Lensch, Willie Seward, Jack Riley, Head Coach Robert Riley. SECOND ROW: Harry Vessey, Van Harris, Norm Allbritton, John Hill, Martin Archibald, Rick Atkins, Ike Turner. Mike Thomas, Tim Allison. Ron Bea. Rick Cloninger, Mark Miller, Tom Pappas. 94 BELOW: Jack Riley is marooned with three Moline players. LEFT: Loren o Turner (52) Marvin Haymon (20) and Mike Thomas (55) defend a Pioneer. BOTTOM: Riley harasses a Blue Devil in the game that upset Quincy 73 to 70. 95 ABOVE: Ball is tipped away from Bill Lench (40) by 54 of Moline. L P PER RKiHI: Jack Rile concentrates on the first of his two free throws. RIGHT: Lorenzo Turner stretches to take the ball from two East Moline Panthers. 96 TOP LEFT: Alleman and Rocky battle for the ball. CENTER LEFT: Lorenzo Turner (52) shows his dribbling skills on Davenport West ' s home flo or. UPPER RIGHT: Dave Breibv leaps into the air to take the ball away. ABOVE: Jack Riley (10) makes the long stretch as Mike Thomas (44) follows up on the play. RIGHT: Jack Riley uses fast foot work and a steady hand to catch up to a Quin¬ cy player. LOWER LEFT: Breiby, Haymon, and Se¬ ward all get into the act of jumping for the ball. LOW¬ ER RIGHT: Willie Seward (12) trys his backward shot on Quincy. 98 LEFT: Lorcn o Turner spreads up and out to score 2 points against West. BELOW: Mike Thomas uses arms and face move¬ ment to distract Davenport West player. LOWER RICH I: Jack Riley, Lorenzo Turner and Dave Breihy all have a chance for a basket at the Rocky vs. Moline game. 99 Little Rocks Show Off True Colors It took the football oriented Little Rocks some time to show their true col¬ ors on the basketball court, but by Feb¬ ruary they found themselves still in con¬ tention for first place in the Metro Con¬ ference. At this time, Ron Jett was ele¬ vated to the varsity squad to help them the remainder of the year. During the Holiday Tournament at East Moline, the Rocky sophs almost upset top-seeded LaSalle-Peru in the opening game, with a score of 65-60. Highlights of the year had to be a sec¬ ond place finish in the Metro Conference and revenge wins over rivals Alleman and Galesburg near the end of the season. f 0CH ,?£. Assumption _ Rock Island 47 Rockford Auburn _. Rock Island 38 Quincy Rock Island ftO 1 aSulie-Peru Rock Island 45 Moline 4 Uock IslaM J mil!l!|)U!l UllllJI HU ■ J2 l o|ajdand7I Assumplkm Alleman 2 ■ Rock JLasi Rock Island 69 Alleman Rock Island 45 Quincy 1 11 ock Island 4S Rock Island QC n 66 Davenport C aural oline M V 1 . V T V fci T 40 CH 5 rfJCK 52 V p .14 54 70 58 50 88 70 59 T!n ST C at McFar,and - John Detwater. Ester Williams, Dennis Stegal, Mike Foley, Steve Whitney, Richie Brems, Richard Ellis, Mark Mills and Ted Kutsums. SECOND ROW: Coach Seeley. Tom Meyers, Eliot Thomas, Fred Radloff, Kevin Rudd. Mark W adsworth. Tim Gor¬ don, Ron Jett, Dan Scott, Mike Collins, and Head Coach Frank Voungquist. 100 ABOVE: Kevin Rudd (52) and Dennis Stegal (34) move around and out maneu¬ ver the Moline Maroons. RIGHT: Tim Gordon (54) moves up for another two points. 101 Rocks Take District Titles The Varsity Baseball team coached by James Seeley ended their 1971 season with an 11-10 record. The season was high¬ lighted by victories over Quincy, Galesburg and Davenport Central. Central has been Iowa’s state champion for three years straight. Leading pitchers for the Rocks were Barry Barnes and Dave Brieby. Leading homerun hitters were Jack Pagett and Bruce Walker. Bruce Walker also led the team in hits, stolen bases and team batting average. In tournament play the Rocks took District for the second time in three years defeating Moline 2-0. The Rocks were stopped in their quest for state by Galesburg. The 1972 team will be led by veterans Dave Breiby, Mike Thomas, Brent Allison, Rick Edgerson, Mike Nessler and transfer student Cap Taylor. Alleman Molin East MoUpe East Monne Davenport West 8 Rock Island 4 Rock Island 0 Rock Island 2 Rock Island 5 Rock Island 3 Rock Island 1 Rock Island 3 Rock Island 2 Rock Island 0 Rock Island 0 Rock Island 6 Rock Island 1 Rock Island Rock Island Rock Island Dairen port Central ; 2 Rock Island Davenport Central 2 Rock Island District Tourne East Moline Moline Regional Tourney Galesburg 1 0 7 1 Rock Island Rock Island Rock Island UPPER RIGHT Darrell Amato demonstrates his powerful swing. ABOVE: Team members Mike Thomas, Brent Allison, Dave Brei¬ by, Rick Edgerson and Coach James Seeley. 102 UPPER LEFT Dave Breiby throws his famous knuckle ball. ABOVE: Mike Thomas scoops up another hot grounder. LEFT: Brent Allison makes a spectacular slide for home, only to be skillfully tagged out by Rick Edgerson. 103 Rocks Second in Metro Conference The varsity Track team completed the 1971 season by winning four of six dual meets losing only to Moline and East Moline. The Rocks placed second in the Metro conference and Big 6. The team seized third in the District and boasted nine state qualifiers. The Little Rocks had a perfect 5-0 season. The underclassmen were able to capture second in the Metro conference and Big 6. This spring the Rocks and Coach Duane Bonsall look forward to another fine season. TOP: FIRST ROW: Delano Thornton, Dave Willets, Bob Anderson, Steve Lewis, Robert Taylor, Ernest Bea. Rick Tacey, Don Guier, Bill German, SEC¬ OND ROW: Don Logan, Mike Thompson, Mike VanBlare, Jack Miskowicz, Kim Huff, Greg Hiner, Delmer Poe, Keith Miller, THIRD ROW: Perry Brad¬ ley, Mike Mitchell, Dale Hanson, Ken Cooper, Steve Wolfe, Mike Mann, Bill Christensen, Phillip Jackson, FOURTH ROW: Lyle Aronson, Allan Willets, Rick Shuda, Bob Sparkman, Pat Henery, Rick Hudson, Dan Williams, Ernest Collier, FIFTH ROW: Tom Butram, Eric Bruster, Troy Farley, Robert Wil¬ liams. Paul Delcourt, Calvin McQuiter, John Hill, Dinnis Hanson, SIXTH ROW: Dan Quinlan, Jay Brent, Mike O ' Neil, Karl Aronson, John LaBare, Doug Bruke, Marvy Mazes, Peter Delcourt, SEVENTH ROW: Marvin Hay- mon, Willie Seward, Managers, Greg Johnson and Rick Barber, Coaches, Duane Bonsall, Richard Allison, John Coolidge and Rick Court. RIGHT: Rob¬ ert Taylor once again comes in First, and over. 104 Fall Track Team First in District The 1971 varsity fall Track team under the direction of Duane Bonsall, turned in a 4-4 record this season. The Rocks went on to place second in the Quad-Cities, first in the Big 6, and first in the District, before they were finally stopped in the Sectional, placing eighth. The junior varsity proved themselves by winning six of seven meets. They also placed first in the Quad-Cities. The Lit¬ tle Rocks won two meets and were forced to forfeit four. The Pebbles ranked fourth in the Qua d-Cities and third in the Big 6. n ■1 : : :VM! Hi !, ' rlii : 1 1 - s y-V- v v - LEFT: Varsity fall team. Coach Bonsall, Andy Rich, Steve Wolfe, Greg Vliner, Perry Bradley, Dave Willetts, Mike Thompson, and Don Grier. LOWER LEFT Ju¬ nior Varsity team, Robert Taylor, Mark Enstrom, Neil Davie, Eric Bruster, John LaBare, Doug Nelson, and Doug Burke. LOWER RIGHT: Sophomore team, John West, Craig Demery, Rick Magraph, Francis Jones, and Roger Hoak. BOTTOM LEFT: The gun fires and off the cross coun¬ try squad goes for a long and grueling race. 105 R. I. Golfers Win Quad-City Metro Last spring. Rocky enjoyed what was undoubtedly the finest golf team in the history of competitive Rock Island High School golf. The team of Tom Blakely, Ted Stone, Doug Elliott, Reed Carlson, and Marty Davis was respon¬ sible for an undefeated season in the Quad-City Metropolitan Conference, a second place finish in the Western Big Six Tournament, a fourth place finish in the prestigious Quincy Invitational Tournament, a second place finish at the District, a first place finish in the first sectional in golf, a thirteenth place finish at state, and the establishment of no fewer than thirty-two high school and conference records. Having lost all five members of last season ' s championship team through graduation. Coach Dave Wood began to rebuild this fall around freshman Dave Stone, junior Tim Montgomery, and seniors Scott Schroder, Gary Carl¬ son, Mark Rice and Jim Bjork . After a disappointing fifth place finish in the fall conference, the Rocks look forward to overcoming their inexperience and becoming a championship threat in the spring. UPPER RIGHT: Gary Carlson shows what can happen when you take your eyes off the ball .ABOVE: Varsity Golf Team, Coach Dave Wood, Tim Montgomery, Gary Carl¬ son. Scott Schroder, and Dave Stone. LEFT: Tim Montgomery demonstrates his backswing. 106 i PPER LEFT: Scott Schroder tees off on the first hole at Saukie. LEFT: Girls Golf Team, Becky Strut . Col¬ leen Carmack, Krista Lawson, Darcy Anderson. Tracy Mitchell. Donna Moroni. Mary Day. Rebecca Nach- bauer. Sue Clark, Karen Brick, and Julie Wallace, pose after a victorious season. Rock Island Netters Go Undefeated Coach Bob Motz’s 1971 tennis team completed its season with another perfect record. His spring team wound up the season winning the Western Big Six, Quad-City and District Conferences. Steve Briggs headed the outstanding team as District singles champ, while Scott Reid and Steve Brown took the District doubles. The spring dual meets ended up with 16 wins — 0 losses. The fall tennis team closed its season with 6 wins — 0 losses, accumulating 53 straight wins in dual meets. Dick Hain- line led the fall team and won the Quad- City singles at the number one division. Coach Motz and his fine team again became the Quad-City Conference win¬ ners, making the victory their 14th straight. ABOVE: Dave Strauss appears ready to take on anyone. OPPOSITE: Tennis champs, Dick Hainline, Scott Reid. Mike Skafidas, Tom Meyers, Joel Sax, Dave Strauss, and Coach Bob Motz really are 1. 108 ABOVE: Craig Carson, Craig Kaven- sky, Jeff Reid, Don Graves, Jeff Zu- kerman, Larry Ericson, Rickie Vesole, Dave Dickerson, Howard Press, Larry Schmidt, John Jones, Brian Rolfs, Jay Holub, Tom Manson, Tom Roller, Drew Deutsch, Dave Hughes, Alan Sax, Steve Zukerman, John Hcber- ling, make up the junior varsity tennis team, along with coach Shelly Weiner. LEFT: Dick Hainline displays the cor¬ rect technique of service. 109 Determined Netters Go Undefeated Under the direction of Coach Emma Trackwell, this year ' s girl ' s tennis team remained undefeated in dual meets dur¬ ing the fall. Susie Briggs led the players in the number one division, while Jean Coberly kept a close second. The girls worked determinedly throughout their season, winning various titles and giv¬ ing pride to all of Rocky for outstand¬ ing leadership. The other members of the varsity squad, Margie Dew, Pam Zwer, Debbie Chappell, Karla Slivken, and Mary Huffman, helped to make Rock Island ' s tennis team a most victo¬ rious one. ABOVE: The Varsity and Jr. Varsity tennis team is. FIRST ROW: Jean Coberly, Leb- bie Chappell. Karla Slivken, Lori Gold¬ smith. Margie Dew, Dawn Strom. Pam Zwer, Kathv Lincoln, and Susie Briggs. SECOND ROW: Jamie Gilmore. Julie Spencer, Ann Collins. Karen Bealer, Linda Weindruch. Kay Allbritton. Debbie Lowrey. Linda Snowden. Mary Huffman, Debbie Darr, Vickie Ackerson. and Julie Wiegan. FAR RIGHT: Susie Briggs stops for a cold refreshment. RIGHT: Karla Slivken shows off her serving ability. 110 Coaches guiding the Rock Island athletic teams are FIRST ROW David Wood. Boy s Golf; Bob Ri¬ ley. Basketball; Duane Bonsall. Track; SF.COND ROW. Gary Embretson. Football; Marcia Lange. Girl ' s Golf; Fred Friedrichsen. Swimming; THIRD ROW : Chester Schultz, W restling; Emma Track- well. Girl ' s Tennis; Robert Motz. Bos s Tennis. FOURTH ROW: Howard Lundeen. Director of Athletics; B en Clark. Business Manager. Ill Cheerleaders Add Spirit Striving to provide pep and enthusiasm throughout the school, fifteen spirited cheerleaders screamed their way through football games, basketball games, wrestling and swimming meets. They decorated the halls with red and gold signs, performed skits during pep assemblies, and carried their unbounded spirit in their smiles and yells. This year the sophomore cheerleaders were chosen by three cheerleading judges. They created new cheers and brought new spirit to Rocky. The swimmers and wrestlers depended on the junior cheer¬ leaders to boost them to a victorious season. This year ' s varsity squad was awarded six superior ribbons and the “spirit stick at Illinois State University, where they attended clinic this summer. They were chosen as one of the top five out of the 120 groups that attended. They performed on the mini tramp at football games, and “can-canned at basketball games. Their support and organized perfection brought pride to all of Rocky. Our fifteen cheerleaders were coaches of spirit and pep. Their efforts were not wasted, for they succeeded in providing enthusiasm, and led the year of sports to a rewarding end. OPPOSITE PAGE: Senior cheerleaders Carol Dean, Susie Gorsuch, Betsy Lambery, Kathy Weeks and Dawn Tomich give the Rocks a lift. LEFT: Reaching for a vic¬ tory are sophomore cheerleaders Beck Strutz. Karen Kruse. Pam Carothers, Donna Davis and Susie Martin¬ son. BELOW: Susie Brooks, Rhonda Bennett. Lucy Walgren. Rhonda W isely and Nancy Hopper are the ju¬ nior cheerleaders. 113 INDIVIDUALS Seniors Exit One by One by One After suffering the slings and arrows of nearly five-hundred forty school days, of sixteen academic “progress reports , of three registrations and dismissals, and of sixteen credits, the Senior has surely earned his title. The senior is a king among men. He has gone from saddle shoes to desert boots, from Tussy to Chanel No. 5, from pleated plads to grubby blues, from bicy¬ cles to cars, to bikes again. He has lived through granny gowns, hot pants, straight legs, bells, hornrims, wires, Pep¬ si, Ripple, and all the other idiosyncra- ciesof his day. However, the three years at Rocky are over, no matter how quickly, slowly, wisely, foolishly, zealously, or wastefully spent; they are gone. For some, the fu¬ ture holds school, for some, work, and others a home of their own. Perhaps the senior is not as able as he thinks; howev¬ er, armed with his tassle, diploma, and own unique self, he will attack the world with all he can muster, and he will live. Leading the class of 1972 are Willie Seward, President, Betsy Lambert. Secretary-Treasurer and Peter Soderberg, Vice-President. 117 Ackerman. Valerie Adams, Toni Ailkcn, Terry Akin. Diane Alexander, Joyce Allbritton, Donald Allen. Kevin Allison, Brenl Amato. Darrell Ander, Jane Anderson. Dawn Anderson, Gwendolyn Anderson, Richard Anderson, Robert A. Anderson. Timothy Andich, Alan Andrews. Debra Applequist, Daniel Appier, Jane Archibald, Jay Arnett, John Aronson, Karl Aronson, Lyle Atkins. Roderick Ayers, Teresa Baker, Rickie Banks, Diana Barber, Richard Barnett, Daniel Bea. Ernest 118 Beckman. Margaret Begyn, Laurel Bell. Roxanne Bender. Randy Benedict, Michael Bengston, Diane Berg. Gary Bevill, Toby Bibee, Mayda Bierman, Joseph Bigsby, Nancy Bjork, James Black, Charles Black, Cynthia Blade I. Deborah Blocker, Dora Boetje. John Boldt, Teresa Boostrom. Diane Borers, Randall Boyle, Richard Bradley, Perry Bragg, Wynell Breiby. David Bretz, Taryn Brewer, Rodney Brinkmeyer. Kurt Brooks, Christopher Brooks. Terrance Brooks, Theresa 119 Brouhard. Beverly Brown, Denfiis Brown. Michael Brozovich. Larry Bruster, trie Bryner, Gregory Buckles, Chrisline Buckles. Ted Buckles, Thomas Burfield, Sandra Burgess, Robert Burke. Michael Burke, Patrick Burton, Deborah Bush, Ronald Look through any window and you’ll see a senior, like Mike Hartman, studying diligently. 120 LEFT: Crystal Freeland catches that last morsel of gossip before the bell. RIGHT: Calcu¬ lus student Bob Ellis differentiates on the computer terminal. Butler, Janet Buttram Thomas Calsyn, Alanna Campbell, David Caras, Peter Carey, Steven Carlson, Gary Carpentier. Kirk Carr, Michael Carr, Vivecca Carson, Craig Carstens, Julie Carter, Charles Chambers, David Chaney, John 121 Cherry. Wenona Chrisiner. James Clark, Carol Clarquisl, Vicki Coberly, Jean Cobert, Steven Cochran, John Cochfen. Russell Cockerill. John Cole, Johnnie Collins. Nancy Colvin, Charles Copenhaver, Rick Cox, James Cox, Jean Criddle. Linda Cromer, Shelley Crouse, Dennis Cueno, Susan Curtis, Lisa Da Ik off. Julieanne Darr, Dinah Dasso, Mary Davie, Neil Davis, Debra Davis, Diana Davis, Robert Daxon, Dawn Day, Diane Dean, Carol 122 DeBrobander, Mary Decker. Patricia DeHaven, Eddie DeMott, Kathryn DeMynck, Kevin DePron, Steve DeRoo, Kathleen Dew, Margaret DeWitt, Jill Diaz, Anna Dingeldein, Phillip Dockterman, Michael Donelson. Doris Donlin, Mary Doonan, Leslie Dorman, Jeffrey Douglas, Craig Douglas. Michael Downing, Darcy Downing. Dawn Drake, Debra Duff. Marguerite Dyer, Connie Easley, Peggy Eckert. Brion Eckles, Susan Edgerson. Orlando Edmondson, Carol Edwards. Mark Ehlers, Kevin 123 Eisenberg, Lawrence Elder, Daniel Elliott, Terry Ellis, Janet Ellis, Robert Elsbury, Randy Engels, Kenneth Engels, Rosanne Enlow, Jerilyn Ernat, David Essary, Edward Ezring, Craig Fawcett, Marilyn Ferguson, John Fitts. Robert 124 Jim Scales and Darcy Downing don’t have time for studying. Flack, Bradley Flodeen, Pamela Fluegal, Michael Flynn, Mary Foley, Lynn Foss, Thomas Foulkes, Cheryl Fountain, Roy Fox, Vickie Franck, John Franck, Mark Frank, Rebecca Freeland, Crystal Friday, Arthur Fritz, Rachel Frowcin, Debra 125 Frye, Cheryl Gage, Rebecca Gahn, Eric Gang. Teresa Gansz, Daniel Gay, Rhonda Geisler, Marilyn Gelaude, Patricia Gerlich. Gina German, Thomas Gillette, Edward Gindlesparger, Mark Ginneberge, Carol Godkin, Julie Goins, William Golden. Howard Goldsmith, Loreen Gordon, John Gorsuch, Suzanne Gosney, Steven Gotthardl. Bonnie Gotthardt, Joseph Gradel, Jesse Grams, Mary Gray, Linda Green, Carolyn Green, Vicki Green leaf, Mark Greenman, Leon Greenwood. Brenda 126 Gregg, James Gregory, Eileen Greve, Patricia Grimm. Randall Guier. Donald Guldenzopf. David Gunnell. David Hall. Christine Hall. Craig Hall, Geneva Hall, Pamela Hallas, Linda Hamlin. Jean Hannie, Katha Harksen. Ronald Harris, Danny W. Hartman, Michael Haskins, Robert Hasselberg. Martin Hasson. Cynthia Hatlett. Richard Hauman. Steven Hauser, Christine Hayden, Diane Hayes, Toni Haymon, Marvin Haynes, Ward Heard, Helen Hegg, Holly Heggen, Charles 127 “Imagine that!” Seniors learn something new every day as shown here by Greg Payton. Henderson. Judy Hickson, Cathryn Hill, Bradford Hill, Mickie Hill, Roger Hill, Steven Hite, Vicki Hodson, Cynthia Hollars, Donald Hollars, Renee Holman, Regan Ann Holmquist, Joseph Hooks, Cathy Hoskins, Kathleen Hoteling, Robin 128 Hotle. Peggy Hoyle. Brenda Hudson, James Huff. Kim Hughes, Kathryn Hughes, Ophelia Hulsbrink, Bart Humphrey, Douglas Hunt, Ralph Hurd, Kimberly Hymes, Mary Iglehart, Kathleen Isaacson. Donna Jackson, Karen James, Jacquelyn LEFT: Mike Thomas and one of the Krupsters show Rocky good will. RIGHT: Robin Reeh sports the year ' s newest fad bib overalls. 129 James, Jeffrey Jech, Kathleen Jecks. Robert Jensen, Kathryn Jcrsild, North Joannides, John Joannides, Katherine Johnson, Beva Ann Johnson, Craig Johnson, Delores Johnson, Doug Johnson. Mark L. Johnson, Pauline Johnson. Phillip Johnston, Claudia Johnston, Martha Jones, Belinda Jones, Cheryl Jones, Deborah Jones, Linda Karr. Robert Kell, Susan Kelleher. Theresa Kellums, Michael Kelly. Deborah Kelly, Diana Kelly. Ruth Kemble, Donna Kester, Terri Kettering, Jean 130 Kimbel, Theresa Kindschuh, Peter Klatt, Kathryn Knerr. Gary Koepplinger, Cynthia Kohl, Susan Kopp, Rainer Krup, James Krup, John Kruse, Cheryl Kruse, Jochen Kulhavy, Kathy Kulig, Kevin LaBare. John Laisner, Tim Lake, Audrey Lambert, Betsy Landgraf, Deborah Langdon. Mary Jo Lannen, Richard Lannoo, Jo Ellen Larsen, Brian Larson, Jay Larson, Jon Lawhorn. Stephen Lawson, Cassandra Layer, Charles Leatherman, Lorri Lee, Rena Lelonck, Max 131 Lenger, Jerry Lensch. William Lerschen, Lawrence Lesley, Craig Lewis. Steven Lincoln, Katherine Lindahl, Carol Lingafelter. Sandra Liston, Lynn Lockett, Dennis Loefgren, Reed Lofgren, Jay Lofgren. Michael Logan, Donald Long, Mindi Lope , Raymond Loring. Roxanne Lossing, Pamela Loveless, John Lowery, Deborah 132 Lubbcn, Caran Lucas, Michael Lum. Robert Lundahl, James Lundholm, Martha Lundy, Marcia Luse, Thomas McAdam, Rollin Me Mams, Len McCall, Laurie McCormack, Wayne McCormick, Sheila McDonald, Marshall Me Duffy, John McElroy. Brenda 133 McFarlane, Arnold McGee, Debra McGinnis, Kenneth McHenry, Sharon Mcllvain. Marianne McIntosh, Vickie McKee, Celeste Mack, Susan Magee, Josephine Maisenbach, Christopher Malm, Richard Manley, Dora Manson, Tomas Markley, Cheryl Marshall, Mariann Martin. Gerald Mason, Cynthia Math, Michael Merchie, James Michaletti, Barbara Mier, Gregory Miller, Becky Miller, Douglas Miller. Kathleen Miller, Keith Mills, Judith Miskowicz, John Mitchell, Charles Mitchell, Tracy Mohr, Craig 134 Mohr. Lisa Molina. Victoria Mollcr, Lugene Moore. Shellie Morlan, Kristy Moroni, Greg Mortell, Gary Moyer, Kathy Murphy, Patsy y Nederbrock, Danny Nelson, Douglas Nelson, Dwight Nelson, Linda Nelson, Mark Nesbil, Lorenzo Nesseler, Georgette Nesseler. Michael Newswander, Gerald Newton, Del Newton. Sheila Nice, Jon Noack, Donald Noble. Michele Northcutt. Ronald Now, Rozann Oetting. Ann O’Keefe, Pamela Olsen, DeEtta Omilak, Daniel Orsborn, Rita 135 Orwitz, Steven Palmer, Tara Pannell, Robin Park, Michael Parker, Melvin Parot. Martine Parr, Daniel Patterson, Curtis Patterson, Donald Paul, Lisa Pauley, Kim Pauley, Steven Payton, Gregory Pealstrom, Sue Pence, Mark Pepping, Steven Perkins, Avon Perry, Denise Peschang, Kevin Peterson. Linda Peterson, Pamela Pfaff, Vickie Pfeifer. Pam Phares, Christine Phelps, Debbie Pieper. Kevin Polito, Michael Pope, Michael Porter. Christine Powell, Pamela 136 Raymond. Katherine Rebello, Joseph Reed. Joel Reeh, Robin Reese, Thomas Reid. Alban Scott Reimers, John Reyes. Susan Reynolds. Randy Rice, Denise Rice. Mark Rider, Debra Rifle I, Mark Riley. Cheryl Riley. Rebecca Roate. Charles Robbins, Becky Robinson, Dawn Robinson. Wanda Rogers. April Rogers Randall Romo. Maria Rosenthal, Clifton Ross, Richard Roth. Linda Ruby, Cynthia Rudd. Jody Rush, Curtiss Rush. Linda Russell. Rocky 138 Sack field, Dana Albert Salmonson. Richard Schab, Robin Scharer, Ronald Scheck, Ann Scheer, Roni Schenbricker. Robert Scherer, Christy Schmidt, Lawerence Schmitt, Amy Schroder, Pamela Schroder, Scott Schulz, Pamela Schutter. Kenneth Schwartz, Doris Schwarz, Susan Schwiebert. John Scott. Deborah Scott, Elizabeth Seales, Jimmy Searcy, Michael Sellers, Roy Senske, David Sergeant, Lawrence Seward, Willie Seyb, Daniel Shaner, Patrick Shannon. Marty S harp, Pamela Sharp, Terri 139 Sheehan. Peggy Shepard. Betty Sherwin, John Shewed. John Shihley, Patricia Shields. Cathleen Shoemaker. Kenn Short, Damon Shrader. Gail Simonec, Todd Simmons. Gail Simmons. Samuel Sivill, Mark Slach, Frank Sleeper. Hope Slivken, Karla Slivken, Kenneth Smith, Jeanne Smith. 1 ee Smith, Mark Smith, Richard Smith. Robert Smithson. Judy Snell. Karen Soderberg, Peter Solis, Maria Spalding. Malia Sparbel, Michael Sparkman, Regina Spurgetis, Dennis 140 LEFT: Pete Caras checks his references. BELOH: Belinda Jones learns the art of sewing. Stanforth, Donald Starcevich. Theodore Stark, Brenda Starks, Debra Starling. Inetha 141 Stewart, Kay Stone, Deborah Stottlemyre, Rosalie Stout, Debra Strauss, David Strayer, Charles Strouse, Kathy Strut , Teresa Sullivan, David Sundquist. Ronda Sutton, Doris Sutton Wayne Swale, Gary Swanson, David Swim, Steven Sylvester, Peggy Taoey, Donald Talboom, Cherie Tarpy, Jenise Taylor, David Taylor, Mike Teel, Susan Tempel. Kendall Temple, Gary Terrill. Bonnie Thiesen, Jean Thiesen, Mark Thomas, Barbara Thomas, Janet Thomas, Michael H. 142 Thomas, Tommy Thompson, Craig Thompson, Michael Thornton, Delano Timm. Barbara Todd, David Tomich, Dawn Tschappat, Kenneth Tucker, John Turnbull. John Tyler, Jeffrey Udy, Catherine Valberg, Tamra VanBlair. Michael VanDerkamp. David Vann, Joyce VanWolvelaere, Tod VanZandbergcn. Wendy Varner, Roxanne Vasquez, Oscar Versman. Julie Vesey, Harry Viviani, Elaine Vogt, Kevin Votroubek. Vicky Walker. Gary Walker. Linda Walters, Michelle W ardlow. Rodney Weed. Patricia 143 RIGHT: Kathy Lincoln puts Mr. White ' s in¬ finite wisdom to the test. BELOW LEFT: Learning, listening and laughing are all a part of Study Hall. BELOW RIGHT: Rocky ' s Senate Christmas tree gets that final touch from Howard Golden. Weed. Patrick Weeks, Craig Weeks, Katherine Weigand, Nancy Weisenborn, Clayton Welch, Joseph Wendland. Jody W enger. Jody Wenos, Richard West. Karen 144 Wheeler, Debra Whitcomb, Melinda W hitcomb. Thomas W hite, Rosemary W ' ickenburg, Rhonda Wildman, An n W ' iley. Charles W ilker, Steven Willetts, David W illhite. Joni Williams, Brenda W illiams. Dennis W illiams. Robert Winchell, Cynthia W ise, Denise Woeckener, Laurence Work. Michele Workheiser, John W orman, Robert Yakovich. Barbara Yohn. Deborah Young, Joyce Zeitlcr. Randall Zelnio, Daniel Zeroth, Lorraine Zimmerman, Linden Zukerman, Debra Seniors Also Graduating in 1972 Adams, Deborah Anderson, Brian Angel, Gavin Beck, Tyrone Benson, Michael Bisdorf, Debra Bladel. Roger Brandt, Randolf Carmack. Theresa Ciccomoscolo, John Cline, James Coleman, Charlene Dengler. Barbara DePaepe, Teresa Edwards. Dale Egeberg, Gary Engels, Richard Fulton, Larry Gannon. Michael Gathright, Evie Guthrie, LeRoy Flanssen, Michael Hillman, John Hines, William Holtz, Marc Huber, Steven Johnson. Gregory Klinkner, Richard Klinkner. Sandra Koberstein, Terry Lannen. Patrick Lard, Charles Lomas, Robin Luckenbihl, Louis McSparin. Pamela Metternich, Martin Meyer. Stephen Moeller, Terry Newman. Michael Noble, Bradley Ott, Terry Overton. James A. Patterson, Michael Piasecki. Andrew Quick. Ronald Reed, Cameron Reynolds, Michael Riley, Jack Rueker, Loretta Sajak, W ard Sanchez, Carmen Schaubraech, Laura Sheil. Robert Smith, John E. Smith, Lee E. Strahl, Carol Taylor, Robert Terry. Barbara Thompson, Robert Thornton, Reginald Thornton, Steven Track well, Daryl Voss, Michael Wilburn, Bruce W illiamson, Merry W ilson. W illiam T. Yuris, Kathleen Zarsosa, Heidi Juniors Spend Year In Anticipation, Preperation, Worry. Too old to feign naivete; too young to claim charisma — such is the plight of the junior. Having survived the one year trial period at Rocky, he is now closely enmeshed in the system. With his new found superiority, the junior ' s view of high school is slightly obstructed by his nose. However, though the junior knows the ropes, he is still not master and life sometimes becomes blase. Although the middle year of high school may seem the least exciting, the junior is actually the backbone of the school. It is the junior who works, where the sophomore proves incompetent and the senior abstains from active duty. The junior is busy hassling with subjects he would like to eliminate before his final ascension to seniority. His future is con¬ tinually thrust at him through ACT, PSAT, and National Merit Tests. Let us not assume the junior ' s sole mission in life is that of an indentured servant. As a new member of that elite group of Rocky students, known as the varsity, the junior is allowed to partici¬ pate in the many activities for the big boys and girls. This includes taking that special person to Prom or Homecoming, being a member of the Senior Glee, the paper or yearbook, and participating in sports on the varsity level. The junior becomes part of the festivities as he pre¬ sents four to lead the graduating class; and finally, his class orders its own class ring. The junior has become daring in his old age. He perfects the art of bluffing. He learns how to divert the conversation from the subject at hand. He determines just how late he can be to class before being counted absent. He discovers prayer. Basically though, the junior remains in a state of suspended animation. He spends his year preparing, anticipating, expecting, and possibly, worrying a bit, for the junior is the waiter — waiting for his turn as a member of the Senior Class of ' 73. Junior class officers are Joyce Quale, Vice-President; Dan Williams, President; Rhonda Bennett, Secretary-Treasurer. Akers, Steve Albrecht, Kathy Alfrey, Gwen Allbritton, Kay Allbritton. Norman Allen, Gregory Allison, Timothy Almanza, Sandy Anders, Mark Anderson, Christina Anderson, Cynthia Anderson, Dan Anderson, Debra Anderson, Eileen Anderson, Rick Angel, Kay Anguiano, Valentine Archibald, Martin Askam, Steven Ater, Susan Atkins. Wayne Atnip, Mark Avila, Edward Babers. Dorlette Bacon, Jacquelyn Baker, David Baker, Doree Baker, Steve Ballinger, Debra Ballinger, Paul Balliu, Steve Bamman. Susan Barber. Marsha Barnard, Lori Barnes, Jeff Barnes. Linda Barnett, Morris Barrett, Jeffery Baugh, Nilia Bea, Ronald Beach, Deborah Beam, Cheryl Beaudry, Sheree Behr. Patrick Behrens, Clark Bell. Melissa Bennett, Dennis Bennett, Rhonda Bentley, Patti Benton, James Benz. Rex Berberich, Ken Berg, Kristine Berg, Michael Beserra. Mike Bessert, Lela Betz, Kenneth Bibee, Patricia Bien, David Bierman, Julianne Black, Pamela Bladel, Dorothy Bladel, Susan Blake, John Bland. Debbie Blick, Bob Blomberg, Craig Blood, David Bloom, Debbie Bode 11, Bill Bohannon, Howard Bolis, Jim Bonds, Lois Books, Lynn Boone, Otis Borden, Joanne Boughan, Michael Boyle, Bill Bradley, Wally Braet, Jeff Brandmeyer, Steven Brent, Jay Brockett, Julie Brolander, Randy Brooks. Susie Brotman. Rona Brown, Betty Jo Brown, Daniel S. Brown, Juanita Brown, Randy Bruggeman, Carl Brunswick, Terri Buchman, Gail Buller, John Burke, Douglas Burton, Debra Buser, Patricia Byrd, Jeanine Cacich, Christine Caldwell, Denise Campbell, Jacob Capps, Billy Joe Carey, Tina Carleton, Brenda Carleton, Edmond Carmack, Colleen LEFT: Lisa Iglehart prepares to kick off. ABOVE: Nancy Hopper takes a break from her artwork. Camithan, Randy Carpenter. Tonya Carpentier, Dawn Carr, Bob Cassini. Mike Castagnoli. Steve Cather. Woody Chance, Becky Chappell, Debbie Chisholm. Jeffery Christensen, W illiam Christner, Janet Clancy. Patricia Clark, Jeffery Clash, Henry Clay. Sherry Clemann, Robin Clevenstine, Robert Clinton, Jim Cloninger. Rick Cochran, Don Collier, Elizabeth Collier. Ernest Collins, Ann Conley. Brenda Connelly, Leana Cook, Terry Cooper, Kenneth Cooper, Marsha Cooper, Reginald Corwin, Dennis Coulson, Diane Craig, Robert Crawford, Terry Crawford, William Crisp, Christopher Crosby, June Crosby, Robert Crouse, Daniel Crownover, David Daggett, Betty Dahlen, Ann Danielson, Carla Darr, Debra Dasso, Alice Dau,Jack Davis, Beverly Davis, Daniel E. Davis. Daniel F. Davis, Dawn Davis, Diane Davis, Karen Davis, Miriam Davison, Terry Dean, Willis DeGrauwe, Steven Delcourt, Paul Delcourt, Peter Deloose, Paula DePaepe, Joseph DePaepe, Michael DePauw, Jeffery Deutsch, Drew DeWinter, David DeWitte. Mary Ellen Diaz, Patricia Dismer, Gretchen Dixon, Judy Docherty, Melanie Dorman. Deborah Dowell, Barry Downs, Terri Dnsh, Joni Drovcsky, Joan Drowns, Catherine Duffy, Robert Dugan, Edward Duke, Lorenzo Duncan, Donald Dusenberry, Joyce Eagle. Bruce Eagle, Marc Easley, Faith Eckermann, Terri Edwards, Janice Egan. Thomas Ehlers, W illiam Ekblad. James Ekin, Rose Mary Ellison, Elizabeth Elsey, Michael Ely, W illiam Emry, Wendy Enstrom. Mark Erwin, Ann Essary, Kathy Et el, Charles Evans, Christine ABOVE: Some anxious juniors leave Senate and prepare to face another exciting day at Rocky. Evans, Christopher Evans, Nancy Evans, Roger Faith, Janice Faith, Joyce Fausett, Janet Fay, Virginia Ferkel, Randy Findley, Carey Fisher. Glen Fisher, Teresa Fittro, Susan Flores, Les Flowers, Rodney Foley, John Forbes, Steven Foulks, Loria Fowler, Gwen Fox, Alice France, Cheryl L. Franck, George Franks, Andrea Freeman, Sheila Friedline, Janice Fulton. Samuel Gansz, Donald Garber, Alan Garber. Deborah Gardner, Michelle Gardner, Ronald Garrett, Daniel Garrett, Van Gatton, Jeannie Gaylor, Joseph Geiger, James Geist, Daniel Gerlich, Glenna German, David Gibbs, Carol Gibson, Donald Gilmore, Jamie Gilmore, Wendy Gimm. Donald Glover, Daryl Goodman, Debra Gould, Candy Gorenstein, Linda Gorodetzer, Shelley Gottsch, Jeffery Grabau, Douglas Gray, John Gray, Sue Green. James Green, Michael Greenleaf, Joan Greenman. Walter Greenwood, Nancy Grevas, Kim Greve, Steven Gross, Jerry Guier, Vicky Gunther, Olinda Guth. Marshall Guthrie, Kevin Haberthur, Linda Hainline, Richard Hall, Dorothy Hallgren, Holly Hamilton, Patsy Hammen, Mark Hammond, Joseph Handelman, Kasse Hansen, Dennis Hanson, Dale Hanssen, Joseph Harder, Mary Harkey, Donna Harms, Gary Haronik. Martin Harris, Vance Harrison, Kim Hart, Judy Harvey, tmanuel Harvey, Gary Hasselberg, Stanley Hawkins, Kim Hay, Carol Haymon, Brenda Headley, Susan Heber, Linda Heffeman. Agnes Hegg, Julie Hendrickson, Bradley Henneman, Mary Henry, Charles Henson, Kathy Herford, Holly Hess, Patti Hiatt, Toni Nickerson. Cynthia Hickle, Robert Higbec. Denise Hilderbrand, Rita Hill, John Hill. Robert E. Hillman. Kathy Hiner, Gregory Henrichsen, Scott Hiracheta. Dean Hodge, Martha Hoffman. Brenda Hollon. Michael Holman, John Holmquist, Patty Holub, Jay Hopper. Nancy Hoss, Debra Horvath. Deborah Howell. Deborah Hudson. Jeri Hudson, Richard Huff. Linda Huffman. Bart Hughes, Richard Hughes. Rita Hull, Lynn Humphre , Kevin Iglehart, Lisa Ingogly, Mary Jackson. Haldy Jackson, Desiree Jackson. Lynn Jacobs. Debbi Jacobs, Stephen James, Randy Janssen. Susan Jawoisz, Jody Jensen, Kurt Jersild. Carri Johnson, Centrilla OPPOSITE ABOVE: Guy Stevenson checks out the chick. OPPOSITE BELOW: Bruce Eagle observes classroom procedures. ABOVE: Curious Holly Heri- ford spies at the unknown. Bob Wahlheim points out the future to Debbie Young. Johnson, Corinne Johnson, Deborah Johnson, Janice Johnson, Jeanie Johnson, Julie Johnson, Lenore Johnson, Ronald Johnson, Sharon Johnson, Sherri Johnson, Suzanne Johnston, Anna Jones, Elois Jones, Eva Jones, Felicia Jones, Lloyd Jones, Patricia Jones, Robert Kalina, Emily Kalinchinsky, Susan Kean, Michael Kell, Ellis Kelly, Evelyn Kennedy, Charlene Kennedy, Martha Kerres, Ron Kibling, Stephen Kimball, Janice Kimbel, Mark Kloster, Kay Knoeferl, Cindy Koehler. Denise Koepplinger, Suzanne Koester, Chris Kolinchinsky, Pamela Kreider, Fredric Kristmanits, Eugene Kuennmg. Laurie Kugler. Eileen Kulhavy, Gus Lampkin, Nadine Lane. Linda Laney. Kenneth Lang. Larry Langdon. Richard Lange. Debra Langford, Betty Lannen. Nellie Lardner. Stephen Largent. Terri Larson. Donna Lawhorn. Claudia Lawhorn. Randy Lawson, Denise Lawson, Krista LeBlanc. Phillip Lee, Craig Leffel, Terri Lelonek. Ellen Leslie, Alicia Licata, Cynthia Liddell. Virginia Lind. Pamela Liven. Kevin Locke. Stephen Lofgren, Jeffrey Lohse, Susie Loui, Carmon Lovett, Sy Ivia Ludwig, Tina Lundberg. Byron Bill Wayne and Jamy Schneider view the results of a project of the Mass Media English class. McCormick, Gary McDonnell. Teresa McElrath, Gale McElroy, Julie McFall, Paula McFarland, Debbie McGee, Joyce McGinnis, Kim McGinnis, Tony McGoldrick, Vickie McGonigle, Michael McGuire, Chris McKee, Sarah McKillip. Joyce McKinney, Harold McKittrick. Rose Marie McQuieter, Calvin McSparin. Colleen McSparin, Teri Mader, Jerry Mader, Terri Maess, Timothy Maher, Daniel Maihack, Samuel Mailman, Paul Maisenbach, Kevin Mallard, Sheryl Manary. Marva Manley, David Manley, George Mann. Michael Morgan. D. Ann Maro, Jodi Maro, Mary Marshall, Debra Marshall, Phillip Martensen, Karen Martin, Debbie Martin, Laura Martinson. Connie Masengarb, Rudolph Massey, Susan Mayers, Thomas Mayes, Marvin Medina, Joseph Meeks, Richard Melear, Faye Mendoza, Diane Mendoza, Ronald Meredith. Patricia Mesey, Ricky Mesich, Vickie Meyer, Betty Michaelsen. Ann Mier, Sheri Miers, Sally Miers, Shalane Miller. Allen Miller, Anna Miller, Cynthia Miller, Scott Miller, Janet Miller, Margaret Miller, Mark Miller, Mark Miller, Mark Miller, Robert Miller, Timothy Milligan, Kathy Mincer, Kenneth Mitchell, Dennis Mitchell, Lynn Moller, Cheryl Montgomery, Mark Montgomery. Timothy Moore, Carolyn Moore, Debra Moore, Gina Morgan, Ben Morgan, Paul Morgenstern, Bill Morrow, Karen Morrow, Melvin Morrow, Wiillie Mosenfelder, Jeffrey Moser, Peggy Muller, Allen Muller, Debra Murrens, Kay Myers, Gloria Naab, Christian Nathanson, Randi Navratil, Maidena Neff, Lorri Nelson, Barry Nelson, Debbie Nelson. Gayle Nesseler. Marc Nessen. Caren Newman, Greg Newton, Russell Nixon, Denise Noble, Cheryl Nonnemann, Patrick Norniella, Joaquin Northcutt, Jackie O ' Bleness, William O ' Keefe, Robert Olmstead, Charles Olson, Gary Olson, Pamela O’Mary, Annie O’Neil. Peggy O’Neill. Michael Orr, Jeffrey Osmundson, Bradley Otts. Deborah Palmer, Randall Palos. Debra Pappas, Barbara Pappas, Tom Park, Vickie Parker, Linda Parr, Jeffrey Patrick, Donna Patrick. Melvin Patton, James Patton, Molly Pauley, Lynn Pells, Susan Pelton, Frank Perrin, Reese Perry, Brenda Peschang. Kathy Petersen, Howard Petersen, Rex Peterson, Ann Peterson, Beth Peterson, Craig Peterson, Steve Petit, Gail Marie Phelps, Candy Phelps, Debra Phillips, Cindy Pierce, Barb Pilcher, Tom Pinson, Cindy Plum, Colette Poe, Delmer Pope, Greg Potratz, Kay Potter, Melanie Punkiewicz, Judy Quale, Betb Quale, Joyce Quinlan. Dan Ramsey, David Ramsey, Judy Randerson. Renea Rank, Kathleen Rayford, Rosalyn Raymond. Tony Raymond, Michael Reddig, Sandra Reed, Lynn Reighard, Michael Reilly. Douglas Rempe, Deborah Requet, Randy Resler, Susan Rice. Dana Richardson. Raymond Riley, Mike Rittel, Jay Rink, Ellen Robinson, Irma Robinson, Lonnie Robinson. Sonya Rock well, Tom Rogers, Debbie Rogers, John Rolfs, Brian Roman, Ned Romine, Pamela Rosenbaum, Pamela Rosenthal. Janet Ross, Steve Rossi, Clara Roth, Stephen Danny Williams sits and catches up on some “between class studying. Rothweiler, Mark Rothweiler, Michele Ruark, Carolyn Ruckman, Anna Rudd, Rocco Ruge. Margo Runyon, Richard Rushing, Deborah Ryker, Lesa Sack field, Jeffrey Sawyer, Deborah Sax, Alan Schaab, Marsha Schissel, Robert Schleiper, Albert Schmidt. Jeffrey Schmitt, Angela Schmitz, Joan Schneider, Jamy Sue Schomcr, Joyce Schubert, Paul Schultz, Kathy Schultz, Richard Schultz, William Scott. Braden Scott, Charles Scott, Freddie Seidel. Stepehn Schaffer. Sandra Shaffer, Gordon Shannon, Gaye Sharp, Bradley Shawgo, Albert Shay, Mark Sheese, Vickie Sherrard, David Shivers, Danny Shuda. Richard Sievers, Robert Simmons, Kenneth Skafidas, Michael Skinner, Cindy A BOVE - Junior cheerleaders sock it to ' em during the Homecoming parade. OPPOSITE ABOVE Robert proves that he is king of the Hill. OPPOSITE BE¬ LOW: Rita Hilderbrand gets into the swing of things. Skorepa, Victoria Smart, Dorthy Smiley, Merilynn Smith, Blair Smith, David Smith, Earl Smith, Kathy Smith, Max Snell, Connie Snowden, Linda Snyder, Kathy Soady, Ken Solis, Mike South, Joyce South, Thomas Sparkman, Robert Sparks, Carol Spencer, Julie Sprinkel, Diane Spurgetis, Terri Stalf, Steven Stamper, Paulette Stark, Steven Stetson, Diane Stevenson, Guy Stewart, Joseph Stilwell, Virginia Stockdale, Karen Stonehouse, Jon Stovall, Larry Strauss, Jeffrey Strom, Gary Stubbart, Pamela Suggs, James Sullivan. Frank Sullivan, Pamela Swain, Rose Swanson, Carol Swanson. Kristi Swenson. Steven Swift, Jolene Swim. Patricia Tacey, Robin Tadlock, Larianne Talley, Felisita Taylor, Anthony Taylor, Capp Taylor, Jacqueline Taylor, Jeffrey Taylor, Rick Terrill, Craig Thomas, Barry Thompson, Larry Thompson. Michael R. Thompson. Nancy Thompson, Robert Thonn. James Thornton, Julius Toalson, Coree Tooley, Roxanne Torrence. Ronald Trout, Christy Turner, Ike Tyler. Darrell Udy, Kim Ulfig, Ralph VanDeSampel, Charles G. VanDeVoorde, Melanie VanHoorebeck, Kirk Vann, Peggy VanSevern, David VanWolvelaere, Cory ABOVE: Junior girls huddle together to make plans for a victory. OPPOSITE ABOVE: Rhonda Bennett looks worried during a close game. OPPOSITE BELOW: Colleen Carmack throws a pass for a touchdown. Varner, Connie Vaugh. Patricia Verstraete, Fannie Vesey, Jerry Vesole, Richard Vietti, Diane Vincent, Bernard Viviani, Ellen Volk, Charles Voss, Andrew Voss, Kenneth Vought, Steven Wahlheim, Robert Waite, Dale W ' algren, Lucy Walker, Sarah W ' allarab, Brad Watkins. Dorothy W atkins, Steve W atkins, W edge Waymack, Jim Wayne, W illiam W ebb, Becky Weber, Walter W edertz, Joseph Weeks, Mark Weeks, Terry Weese, Linda Weese, Robert Wells, Charles Wild, Benny Wilhelm, James Wilkins, Mary Jean Willits, Alan Williams, Daniel Williams, Vanessa Wilson, Gloria Wertheimer, James Wertheimer, Steven Werthmann, Connie West, Vanessa Whitcomb, Gary White, Jeanne Whitten, Hattie Wilson, James Wilson, Lewis Wilson, Niki Wilson, Susan Wilt, Richard Winchell, Chett Wisely, Rhonda Witherspoon, Jeffrey Wittevrongel, Holly Wolfe, Stanley Wolfe, Steven Wolter, Benjie Wolters, Theresa Wolverton, Sherry T wo juniors stop and catch up on the latest news. Wood, Richard Wright, Susan Wyers, James Yacone, Richard Yeager. Mark Yeoman, Vicki Young, Debra Ziffrin, Linda Zudc, Mark Zukerman, Steven Zwer, Pamela Camera Shy Juniors Troy Farley Paula Foster Jerry Gordon Tom Grice Cynthia Hall David Helton Victor Hoover Kenneth Kinnan Douglas Malone Steven Paper Valerie Smith Clifford W aggoner Antal Varadi LEFT: “Pass the mustard, please. ’ ABOVE: Patti Hess reminisces over the events of another school day. Sophomores Accept Traumas Of Everyday Life At Rocky Contrary to popular belief, being a sophomore is not a common childhood disease; it is, rather, a condition exist¬ ing between puberty and young adult¬ hood. Special care and understanding should be extended towards individuals in this difficult period of transition. Being a sophomore means leaving behind the securities of one ' s youth and accepting the traumas of everyday life at Rock Island High School. Being a sophomore means experiencing, learn¬ ing, adapting, putting one ' s faculties into full use. He begins by placing one foot in front of the other and plunging head-long into the rat race. To the incoming underclassman. Rocky looms formidably around him, a suffocating, swarming mass of unfamil¬ iar faces. Gradually, as the weeks pass, things come into focus and, oftentimes, literally fall into place. However, the sophomore soon co-ordinates his mus¬ cles and finds he can move his tray from the lunch line to the table without losing its contents. With this newly acquired dexterity, the sophomore undertakes more difficult feats, such as a back Hip on the trampoline, a shaky disection in biology, or a first turn in the driver ' s seat. The sophomore begins to question. “When does the bell ring? “Is there an assembly Friday? “Why do the seniors always win the pep contest? “Does that clock really work? “What am 1 doing here? The sophomore develops mentally. He begins to understand the slightly off-color remark made in the last assembly. A sophomore is a contradiction, even from the name “sophomore , from the Greek “sophos , meaning “wise and “moros , meaning “foolish . He is old and young, a restricted person fighting to break free. His questions become directed inward, and he is all the wiser for answering “I don ' t know. The key verb in ihe sophomore ' s life becomes “endure . He learns to live on three hours ' sleep, chances, and nearly shattered nerves. He packs away the bubblegum of yesterday in exchange for the hard rock of tomorrow . Somewhere in the rubble of discarded dreams left behind, he chooses and holds onto the most meaningful. And somewhere, somehow within those 270 days, much to the chagrin of his superiors, the sophomore has come into his own. The knocks, bumps, bruis¬ es, gambles, and losses have reversed themselves into one shining victory. Lo and behold, having defied the laws of nature, the sophomore has emerged from a cocoon to a member of the human race. Sophomore class officers are Vice President, Donna Davis; President, Mike Foley; and Secretary-Treasurer Becky Strut . 171 Ackerman, Robert Todd Ackerson, Victoria Ahlgren. Heather Alfrey, Terry Allen, Deborah A Mender, Luna Anderson, Billie Jean Anderson. Catharine Anderson, Darcy A.iderson, Robert A. Anderson, Steven L. Andrews, David Andrews, Mary Angel, Phyllis Anspach, Kimberly Anthony, Dan Archibald, Beth Arnold. Jackie Artibey. Joleph Askam, Craig Aversing, Jayne Bacon, Lon Bailey, William Baldridge. Timothy Balliu, Dale Baltimore, John Banks, Tony Barbee, Christy Barber, Gaylene Barkau, Linda Barlow, Ricky Barnett. Barbara Barnett, Gregory Barnes, Lisa Barrett, Jana Bates, Calvin Bauersfeld. Kathleen Bauwens, David Bealer, Karen Beason, Robert Behrens, Patricia Behrens, Raymond Beinke, Janna Bell, Jody Benesh, Felicia Benfield, Timothy Bennett, Rebecca Bennett, Timothy Benson, Peter Berg, Jack Bergren, Cathy Bertelsen. Andrea Bevill, Catherine Birely, Dale Birely, Gail Birely, George Bjornson. Christian Black, Sharon Bladel, Sheri Blair. Teddy Bleuer, Ann Boehm. Daniel Bohannon. William Booth, Ricky Boswell, Mark Bowser, Cynthia Bowser, Dale Boyd, Minnie Bradley, Edmond Bradley, Robin Bradney, Steven Branch, Allen Brandt, Chris Breiby, Connie Brems, Richard Brick, Karin Bridgeford, Steven Briesch, Marlene Briggs, Susan Brinkmeyer, Thomas Britton. Lucille Brooks. James Brostrom, Scott Brown, Deborah Brown, Jeffrey Brown. Sherry Bruggeman, David Brunat, Mark Bryan, Jewell Buckles, Matt Buckrop. Kenneth LEFT: Even working hard has its good moments. Bundy, Patrick Burk, Teresa Burnett, Carolyn Burns, Alice Colleen Bursott, Joyce Burton, Jan Bush, Melinda Bussard, Gary Butcher. Vera Butler, Joe Byrd, Ellen Campbell, Constance Cannon,John Cannon, Larry Carel, Ronald Carey, Rodney Carlson, Anna Lisa Carlson, Eric Carmack, Martin Carothers. John Carothers, Pamela Carroll. Guy Carpenter, Sonya Chadwick. Jody Chandler, Dale Chandler, Jeff Chaney, Scott Chappell, Donna Charleston, Deborah Cheek, Lisa Christensen, Vicky Cirricione, James Michael Clancy, (Slagel), Michael Clark, Barbara Clark, Susan Clash, Dan Clason, Lori Clauson, Brenda Cleaveland. Benjamin Claugh, Kathleen Clymer, Wanda Cobb, Vickie Coberly, Brian Cobert, Roxanne Colclasure, Cynihia Collier, David Collins, Gerald Collins, John Collins, Jon Collins, Michael Combes, Willard Wright Congdon. Michael Cook, Morris Cooprider, Nanette Corners, Christi Cowain, Peter Cox, Bill Cox, Craig Cralle. Deanne Crawford, Polly Creger. Todd Crews, Vicky Crisp, Joann Crisp. Thomas Cropton, Larry Cropton, Mary Crooks, Carol Crosby, Brian Crosby , Susan Crowe, Terrence Cueno. Ronald Cullison, Carolyn Cunningham, Dwayne Cunningham, Rodney Curry, Dan Curtis, Janet Curtiss, Lawrence Cushman, Robert Scott Cusick. Kevin Dacon. Dave Dailey , Stephen Danielson. Deborah Danner, Curtis Darland. Kenneth Davis, Betsy Davis, Cheryl Davis, Donna Davis, Edward Davis, Tommie Daxon, Kim Day, Mary DeBruyne, Joseph Delcourt, Charles DcLeu, Arthur Deloose, Cynthia DeMott, Rebecca Demry, Craig Dennis, Jeffery DePaepe, Andrew DePaepe, Garry DePew, Michael Dettmann. Howard Detwiler, John Deutsch, Jeffery DeWitt, Jay Dickerson, Gregg Dickey, Kenneth Dillingham, Debra Doherty, James Dohrer, Suzanne Done Ison, Ervie Doran, Carson Dorbeck, David Downs, Kathy Doyle, Mary Teresa Drake, Sandra Drevich, Richard Drish, Thomas Dulaney. Karen Duncan, Nancy Duncan, Raymond Duncan, Roger Dunklau, Laurie Dusenberry, Karen Each, Wayne Easley, Janice Eberts, Ronald Edmondson, Joseph Edwards, Aria Edwards, Garold Edwards. Riley Edwards. Sharon Edwards. Teresa Ehlers, Kathy Ehmen, Lorri Elder, Robert Elder, Rosemary Ellis, Brice Ellis, Florence Ellis, Richard Eng, Thomas Engeland. Wannetta Engstrom. Cheryl Enlow, Jodell Epperly, Gina Erickson, Larry ' Ernat, Daniel Eychaner, Richard Fern, Lorece Foley, Michael Fordham, Rhonda Forslund, Pat ricia Foss, Bonnie Foster, John Foster, Paul Foster, Steven Foster, Teresa Fox, Robert France, Joanne Franck, Peter Frank, Michael Frank, Renee Freeburg, Tina Frees, Steven Freiburg, Carol Frey, Una jMw . w Hungry sophomores get a sneak preview of what’s for lunch. A Fulton. Vanessa Gang, Stephen Gann, Jimmy Gano, Daniel Gardner, Melody Garrett, Donald Garrett, Patricia Gates, Annie Geisendorfer, John Geisler, Daniel Gerlich, Gregg Geuther, Debra Gibbs, Shirley Gindlesparger, James Gladkin, Gail Glider, Vicki Godfrey, Phillip Godkin, Janelle Golofsky, Tamara Gooch, Dennis Goold, Karen Goold, Tanya Gordon, Timothy Gorsuch, Bradley Gosney, Randy Goveia, William Grabosch, Jerry Grams, Betty Graves, Donald Gray, Susie Green, Duane Green, Robert Green, Roland Greenberg, Jill Greene, Mark Greenwood, Jan Greer, Gregory Grimm, Rhonda Grossell, Mary Gulley, Brian Guth, Linnea Guthrie, Edwin Hafeman, Clarie Haley, Nancy Hall, Brian Hall, Lynda Hall, Milton Haller, Nona Hamilton, Deborah Hammock, Jo Ann Hammond, Joe Hamrick, Kenneth Hancks, Martha Hankins, Cecil Wayne Hankins, Kim Hanna, Susan Hansen, Kari Hark less, Kay Harmon, Robbi Harper, Rodney Harris, Frank Harrison, Eleanor Diane Hartman, Sharon Hatlett, Robert Hauman, Diana Hayes, Craig Heath, Debra Heatherington, Julia Heber, Jeffrey Heffernan, Virginia Heggen, Michael Helms, Dennis Henry, Thomas Hester, Carolyn Heth. Scott Hickerson, Susan Hill. Bobby Hill, Donald Hill, Thomas Hill. Vickie Hindman, Jeffrey Hines, Dewey Hines, Kathleen Hinton, Jon Hodson, Shari Hoke, Roger Holcomb, Brad Hollars, Michael Holmes, Stephen Holtam, Holli Holzman, Linda Hong, Peter Hoots, Steven Hoover, Mark Hoover, Suzann Hoskins. David Hoskins, Joyce Houston, Ramon Hudson, Ronald Huffman, Mary Hughes, Alice Hughes, David Hughes, Pamela Hume. Melissa Huskey, Eugenia Hyman, Marc Ingold. Daniel Ingram, Roosevelt Iverson, Kathryn Jackson, Napoleon Jackson, Phillip Jackson, Robert Jacobs, Carl Jech, Karin Jett, Ronald Jingst, Stephen Jinks, Roger Johnson, Betty Johnson, Bruce Johnson, Carla Johnson, Christopher Johnson, Daniel Johnson, Debbee Johnson, Herbert Johnson, Jack Johnson, Jean Ann Johnson, Julie Johnson, Lori Johnson, Marc Johnson, Michael Johnston. William Gordon Jones, Francis Jones, Jonathan Jones, Michael Jones, Sara Kain, Gerald Kallenberger, (Carlson), Starr Kannenberg, Darry Karzin, Katherine Kelly. Elise Kelly, Kevin Kelly, Thomas Kemp, Sandra Kennedy, Deborah Kennedy, Elizabeth Kennedy, Jeannette Kenney, Sandra Kenney, Vicki Kennison, Vicki Kent, Janet Kerr, Richard Steven Kerres, Betty Keyes, Eric Kilgard, Judy Kimbel, Nancy Kirkpatric, Craig Kisch, Phyllis Klinker, Michael Koester, Linda Koberstein, Joseph Krakliow, Katherine Krebs, Chrystal Kruckenberg. Bruce Krug, Nancy Kruse, Karen Kulig, Kathy Kutsunis, Theodore Lake, Lester Lane, Donna Lanier, Gregory Lard,John Eugene Lardner, David Lardner, Elizabeth Laugman, Neal Lawson, Deborah Layton, Rita Lee, Jack Lee, James Leslie Lee, Tina Lee, T roy Leisure, Rae Ann Lekos, George LeMaster, Herbert Lenger. Mary Leonard, Diana Levy, Baruch Lief, Richard Light, John Lindsey, Becky A typical Friday gathering making plans for the weekend ahead. Tim Gordon, Mr. Universe of the sophomore class! Littig, Joseph Litvin, Craig Livengood, Scott Locke, Joseph Lomas, Angele Lomas, Antoinette Lomax, Patricia Looney, Yunetta Doreen Loquist, Jon Lovett, Debra Lowry, Debra Luckenbihl, Robert Lutz, Terry Lyle, Christopher McAdam, Bradley McAdams, Shannon McBride, Rick McCullough, Ronnie McDaniel, Reed McDuffy, Ora McElroy, Chervl McFall, Paul McFarland, Patrick McGee, Peggy McGee, Teresa McGinnis Earl McGrath, Bruce McGrath, Ricky McKinley, Sidney McLain, Sharon McManus, William McMillan, Vicki McMurray, Dixie Mailman, Peter Maltsburger, Dewey Manary, Harold Mar gan, Martin Markin, John Marlensen, Cathy Martin, Gregg Martinson, Susan Masengarb, Eileen Mason, Scott Matherly. Martin Mathis, Thomas Mattson, Eric Maurus, Gina Maynard, David Medlock, John Melear, James Mendoza, Michael Merchie, Thomas Metscaviz. Barbara Miller, Joy Miller, Thomas Mills, Mark Minarsich, Dell Miner, Stephen Mink, Susan Minot, Helene Mirr, Steven Mitchell, Rodney Moellering, Barbara Montgomery, Bradley Moore, Beth Moran, Timothy Morgan, Larry Thomas Morgan, Cynthia Morgenstern, Thomas Moroni, Donna Morrison, Dana Morrow, Truman Mortz, Eugene Mosenfelder, Mindy Moskowitz, Charles Mossage, Jeffery Muller, Gregory Mumma, Charles Murphy, Robert Roland Muscvalley. Sanara Muskeyvalley, Roma Ann Myers, Thomas Nachbauer, Roberta Nache. Robert Nagy, Susan The girls look on as Neal Sailer accepts the pain along with the players. Neely, Willie Neff. Mark Nelson, Anthony Craig Nelson, David Nelson. Kathi Nelson, Shelley Nesseler, David Neujahr, Susan Nickell, Kim Marie Nimmers, Leroy Nimmers, Lola Noble, Jeffery Northcutt, James Now, Anita Nunn, Jack O’Hern, Kelly Oldfather, Cindy Olson, Margaret Roseanne Olson, Robert Olson, Steven O ' Meara, John Ommen, Roxallen O’Neill, Alan Ortiz, Thomas Orwig, David Osborn, Mary Ostrom, Kim Denise Owen, James Pairrett, Deborah Palmer, Dirk Pannell, Wendy Parks, Melinda Payne, Bradley Pedersen, Robert Pence, Barry Penry, Karin Perkins, LeAnne Persefield, Chris Peterson, Jeffery W’. Peterson, Patricia Peterson, Sally Petit, Jolene Pierce, Joanne Pierson, Mark Piasecki, Lawrence Pilcher, William Pippert, Cynthia Platt, Stormy Poe, VonCille Poling, Randal Pollner, Randy Pope. Candace Porter, Roger Press, Howard Pressley, Arlene Price, John Prieto, Larry Putnam, Jean Quackenbush, Todd Quale, Jacqueline Quayle, Catherine Quint, Viola Radloff. Fred Rakus, Jill Ramsdale, Vickie Ramsey, Thomas Randall, Pamela Randerson, Jennifer Rankin, Jeffery Rannow, Renee Reans. James Reed, David Reeder. Charles Reeder. Cherl Reiff, Kenneth Bruce Reinhart, Nancy Rempe. Diane Rench, Sylvia Resler. Stephen Ribbeck. Thomas Rice. Dale Rice. Gail Rice, Mark Rich, Andrew Rider. Lora Ringstaff, Daniel Roate, Dale Robbins, Neal Robinson. Jane Robinson. Rickey Rockhold, Paul Rodgers, George Rogers, Roy Daniel Rolfs, Donna Roller, Thomas Romo, Roberto Rosenbaum, Bruce Rosenthal, Craig Roth, David Roth. Philip Rubin, Steven Rudd, Jill Rudd. Kevin Rule. Ronald Rummels, Darrel Russell, Carl Russell, Steven Ruud, Jeffrey Sack field, Terry Saelens, Stephen Sajak, James Sailer, Neal Salmonson, Robert Samier, Donald Sanchez, Mary Sapp, Lloyd Bruce Saunders, Deborah Sax, Joel Schamp, Gale Scheck. Shiela Scheer, Lynda Schierling, Eric Schmelzer, Steven Schmitz, Teri Schomer, Cheryl Schroder. James Schrup, James Schubert, Robert Schultz, Diane Sch weinberger, Steven Scott, Daniel Scott, Mark Scott, Perry Scott, Sandra Scranton, Steven Sears, Deborah Sergeant, Charles Serrano, Leonard Sersland, Harlan Mark Sesbeau, Julie Seymour. Cynthia Shaffnit, Teri Sharp, Lori Shay, Catherine Shelton, Goldie Shepard, Joyce Shepherd, Vincent Shields, Robin Shoup, Clayton Shrake, Randy Simmons, Charles Skinner, Mary Skoglund, Christine Skov, Sharon Slenlz, James Smith, Annette Smith. Craig Smith. Lee Smith, Patricia Smithson, Susan Snedeker. Christine Soltow, Jeffrey Sones, Melody Souder, Jeffrey Spaulding, Charles Spector, Walter Sproul, Cynthia Stampley, Sandra Steele, Darcy Stegall, Dennis Steiner, Albert Stephenson, Lonnie Stevens, Mary Stevenson, Mark Stewart, Charles Stewart, Nedra Stice, Gregory Stigers, Patricia Stock, Randall Stone. David Stoneking, Benny Strader, Scott LEFT: Underclassmen listen diligently to morning announcements. ABOVE: Karen Kruse joins the women’s lib movement at Rocky. Sophomore biologists exam¬ ine the microscopic world. Strain, Kevin Strauss, Victoria Strayer, Karen Strawbacker, David Strode, Margaret Strom, Dawn Stromer. Debra Strulz, Rebecca Suggs, Ronald Sullivan, Paul Sulser, Joan Sunstrom, David Swank, Dale Swartout, Nancy Talley, Jeffrey Tague, Timothy Taylor, Brenda Taylor, Cherrie Teague, Sandra Thomas, Elliott Thomas, Patricia Thompson, Denise Thompson, Dennis Thompson. Joanne Thompson, Joel Thompson, Peggy Thompson, Kimberly Thorton, Delphine Tipple, Andrea Titus, Mark Todd. Richard Tollenaer, Jeff Tollenaer, Kenneth Tomaseski. Kirk Tooley, Rick Townley, Valerie Trout, Diane Trulson, Mark Tschappat, Duane Tubbs. Jeffery Tucker, Ronald Turner, Cynthia Tyler, Peter Urie. Michael VanBlair, Charles Vance, Ronald VanDePutte, Steven VanHoorebeck, Greg VanZyle, Debra Vasquez, David Vaughn, Connie Vesey, Brenda Vesey, Lonnie Vesey. Clayton Vesey, Florence Vesey, Lowerance Vinson, Peter Voorhia, Debbra Wadsworth. Mark Wagner. Jerry Waggoner, Kinberly Walker, Willian Walkup, Sheila Wallace, Julia Wannenmacher. Brian Warren, David Washburn, Gene Waters, Homer Watkins, Antoinette Watkins. Kim Webster, James Weeks, Sherri Weigand, Julie Weindruch, Linda Wells, Louis West, Debra West, John Wheatley, Artice Wheatley. Donald White, Craig White, Jack Whitesell, Ruth Whitley. Terry Whitney, Steven Wiese, Dora Wiggins, Randall Wilburn. Robert Wilde, Jill Wildman, Frances Willard, Kevin Willetts, Sonia Williams, Diane W illiams, Donald Williams, Easker Williams, Gloria W illiams, Ronald Williams, Susan Willis, Richard Wilson, Connie Wilson, Deborah Wilson, Diane Wilson, Kathryn M. Wilson, Lucinda Wilson, Nathan Wilson, Sandra Wilson, Sarah Wilson, Terry Winters, Michael Wollenburg, John Woods, Steve Woods, Wanda Workheiser, Jane Workheiser, Julie Wyers, Sheri Yarbrough, Glen Yeater, Faith Young, Terrance Camera Shy Sophomores Becker, John Bowser, Randy Caughy, Daniel Coffman, (Graham), MariAnn Collier, Danny Collins, James Dirck, Keith Flaugh, Tom Friberg, Daniel Kee, Gerry Kimmins, Shelba Lehnertz, Richard Markly, Richard Metcalf, Dwight Risinger, Deborah Rock, Theresa Rutherford, Victor Simmons, Michael Smith, Donald In Memory of Donna Leffler I. Carol Kimmel 2. Rev. William Grimes 3. Max Larson 4. Frederick Patton 5. Dr. Donald Peterson School Board President School Board Member School Board Member School Board Member School Board Member 1. Charles O. Austin Superintendent of Schools 2. Darrell Biggs Assistant Superintendent in charge of Vocation-Technical Education 3. John Conlon Business Office Assistant 4. Lyle Forward Assistant Supreintendent in charge of Business and Property 5. Robert Hawthorne Director of Special Programs 6. Dr. Bennet Litherland Assistant Superintendent in charge of Curriculum and Instruction 1. Harold Voylcs Principal 2. Ellis Shaffer Assistant Principal in charge of Curriculum 3. Gary Ackerson Assistant Principal in charge of Discipline 1. Richard Allison Driver Education 2. C. Leslie Anderson Algebra II, College Math 3. Larry Anderson Data Processing, Typing II, Business Law 4. Virginia Anderson English 5. Charles Armstrong Chemistry, Physics 6. William Armstrong American History 7. Janet Bartman Home Economics 8. JohnBenn Biology 9. John Bevill CWT n 1. Rose Ann Bjorkman Jr. Chefs 2. Sandra Black Girl ' s Physical Education 3. John Blomberg Spanish II,IV 4. Duane Bonsall Boy ' s Physical Education 5. Maryjane Bowman German 1,11 6. Curley Bradford CO Coordinator 7. Ruth Brauch English 8. Edna Burkert Library Assistant 9. Linda Campbell English 1. John Carroll Boy’s Physical Education 2. Arnold Casey CO American History, World Problems, World Geography 3. Florence Casten Home Economics 4. Dean Christensen Reading Center 5. Ben Clark Bookkeeping I, Business Artihmetic 6. Ralph Clark Biology 7. Mary Cocks Home Economics 8. Eleanor Conrad English, WATCHTOWER 9. Richard Court American Government, American History I. Nellie Davie Algebra I, Geometry 2. Phillip Dennis American History, European History, Economics 3. Donald Detaeye Drivers Education 4. Donald Devinney CO and DE 5. Theodore Dickerson American History 6. Lenoard Dionne Drivers Education 7. Joyce Duewel Art I, English 8. Charles Dyson Dean of Boys 9. Gary Embretson American History, Senior American History 1. Frank Fessler English 2. George Franck General Math II, Senior Arithmetic 3. Fred Friedricksen Boy’s Physical Education 4. Walter Gerber Vocational Welding I, General Electricity 5. Marie Gillette English 6. Thomas Goodwin Biology 7. Dorothy Flail Biology 8. Jerome Hart Orchestra 9. Dennis Hawksinson Printing I, General Printing, Vocational Graphic Arts I,II 1. Hollis Hegg Government 2. Melvin Hickson English, Afro-American Culture 3. William Holmgren Drivers Education 4. Jerry Janecke CO Government, Government 5. Clara Jenkins Vocational Education Coodinator 6. Charles Johnson Woodworking 1. Bookstore, General Woodworking 7. Hugh Johnson World History, American History 8. Kenneth Johnson Clerical Practice, Secretarial Training 9. Marjorie Johnson English 1. James Johnstone Bov’s Physical Education 2. Lyle Jones Economics 3. Marjorie Jones Counselor 4. Ruth Jones English 5. David Kacsir English 6. James King Electricity I, Vocational Electricity 1.11 7. Richard Klatt Art II,III 8. Donald Kruzan Band, Stage Band 9. Marilyn Kuhn CWT 1. Doreen LaMere Girl’s Physical Education 2. Marica Lange Girl’s Physical Education 3. Helen Leary Bookkeeping I, Typing I 4. Jack Littlefield Special Education 5. Howard Lundeen Mechanical Drawing LI I 6. Eugene Malcolm Speech I, III, Personal Records, Personal Typing. Typing I 7. Sam McCann CO Bioloby, CO Math 8. Sharon McKavanagh Typing I, Retailing, Business Law 9. Florence McLaughlin CO Health Child Care, Health Occupation 1. Genette Melbourne English 2. Donald Mickelson American History 3. Arthur Milton English 4. Dwight Mohlenbruck Math Coordinator 5. Daniel Mohwinkel Boy’s Physical Education 6. Robert Motz Biology 1.11 7. Regina Nelson CWT 8. Lawrence Neuerburg Stenography I, Bookkeeping I 9. Cherie Nicola Girls Physical Education I. Charles Oeistreich English 2. Murray Osborn Chamber Choir, Sophomore Chorus, Senior Glee, Girls Glee 3. Shirley Perkins English 4. Nicholas Peschang Journalism, English 5. Earline Peterson Counselor 6. Marguerite Pierce Dean of Girls, Counselor 7. Donald Reed Economics 8. Robert Riley Boy’s Physical Education 9. Frank Robinson Bioloby 1. Franklin Ryner Algebra II, Modern Introductory Analysis 2. Ruth Schuck Counselor 3. Chester Schultz Drivers Education 4. Carolyn Sears Spanish II, German 5. James Seeley Drivers Education 6. William Shedd Counselor 7. Joyce Sholl French 11,111,1V 8. Richard Sias American History 9. Florence Simmons Library I. Cheryl Smith English 2. Stephen Speltz Geometry 3. Ronald Stevens Counselor 4. Sandra Stoit English 5. John Stone Chemistry, CO Biology 6. Nancy Strohl French I,II, English 7. Ray Terfler Woodwind Choir 8. Ben Tietjens Drivers Education 9. Emma Track well Girl’s Physical Education 1. Clara Tsagaris Spanishl.ilI 2. Pauline VanEaton Library 3. Robert Varga Vocational Mechanics I, Vocational Drafting 1,11 4. Joan Werthman Geometry, Algebra I 5. Patsy West English 6. Charles White Art II 7. Glenn W inter Graphic Services. Power Machinery. General Woodworking 8. David W ' ood Algebra I, College Algebra. Trigonometry 9. Frank Youngquist Drivers Education I. Arthur Banfield Auto Body and Fender, Auto Scrvicej 2. Norine Hall School Nurse 3. Edward Kline Teacher, V.l.P. Program 4. George McMaster Director of Visual Education. Science Coordinator 5. Russell Nelson Auto Mechanic 6. Herbert Niemann Director of Gifted Education and Testing 7. Helen Noble Visual Aids Clerk and Librarian 8. J. D. Ross Coordinator V.l.P. Program 9. Earl Thompson Safety, Security and Attendence Officer 10. Earl Walker Teacher. V.l.P. Program E Helen Nanke 2. Delores Mincer 3. Bonnie Ingold George Van DerBreen Ev Maring Shirley Becker Clarence DeSmet Vera Holgate Virginia Cloninger John Webster Loretta Nimrick Marilyn Henson Jim Danielson Dorothy Brutsche Carol King Ed W oods Florence Wingerter Linda Barnes Ed Nagel Arlene Minteer Fred Wedeking Oralie Hannon Marcella McCormick Margaret Dunlap Martha Johnson Betty Nimrick Donna Bales Edith Torscher Rosella Jackson Esther Egger Lorraine Hender A ACKERMAN. VALERIE Band 1,2,3. Top 10%, Campus Life 2,3, National Honor Society, Pep Band IX AITKEN, TERRY Band 1,2,3, Camera Club 2, Dramatic Club 2. 3, Literary Club 2, Campus Life 2, 3, Intramurals 1,2. AKIN. DIANE GAA I, Top 5%. Top 10%, Y-teens 1,2,3, Ski Club 1.2, Nat. Honor Society, Top Ten. ALLBRITTON, DONALD Cam- era Club. Black Student Union, SAC. ALLER, KEVIN Crimson Crier 3, Section 2,3. ALLISON, BRENT Senate 1,2,3, Jr. Rotarian 3, Baseball 1,3, Bas¬ ketball 1,2, Ski Club 3, Football I, 2.3, Quint City Student Con¬ gress Delegate. AMATO, DARRELL Baseball 1, 2,3, Intramurals, Ski Club 1,2,3, Basketball I. ANDER, JANE Crimson Crier 2, 3, Pan-Am League cabinet 1,2, Ski Club 1,2. ANDERSON. DAWN Y-teens 3. Assistants Home Ec. 3, Section 3. ANDERSON, GWEN Band 1,2,3, Senior Glee secretary 2,3, Top 5%, Top 10%, Fraction Faction 1,2,3, Chamber Choir 3. National Honor Society, Pep Band 1,2,3. ANDERSON, RICK Section 3. ANDERSON, ROBERT Track 1, 2.3, Football 1,2,3. ANDERSON, TIM Boy ' s state. Swimming 1. Section 3. ANDRICH. ALAN Intramural director 1,2,3, Ski club 2, Football I, Section 2,3. ANDREWS, DEBBIE Dolphi- nettes 1,2, Cabinet. Dramatic Club 1;GAA 1,2,3, Pan-Am League 1,2, 3, President; Pep club Top 5% of class. Top 10 of class; Y-teens, In¬ ter-club Council President cabinet 1.2.3, Assistants, gym, and office, AFS Committee-President, 1,2,3, Ski Club 1,2, National Honor So¬ ciety, Young Republicans 1,2, Cab¬ inet. Section 2,3. APPIER, JANE French Club 1, GAA 1,2, TOP 5%, Y-teens 1.2,3, AFS 1,2,3, Ski club 1,2,3, National Society Honor, Section People to People High School Student Ambassador. ARCHIBALD, JAY Intramurals 2.3, Basketball 1, Sports Manager I, Section 2,3. ARNETT. JOHN Baseball 1-3, Section 3. ARONSON, KARL Lettermcn, Science and Electronics Club. Jr. Rotarian, Fraction Faction. Intra- murals, Track 1.2,3, Basketball 1, Cross Country 1,2,3, Section 2,3, People to People Student Ambas¬ sador Around the World. ARONSON, LYLE Ski Club 2,3, Track 1,2,3. Swimming 1,2. ATWATER, LEE Jr. Marshall candidate. Coach Assistant, Track 1, Basketball 2, Sports Manager 1, 2 . AYERS, THERESA French club I, GAA 1,2, Pep club, Y-teens, Gym assistant, intramurals 1,2, Ski club 3, Section 3. B BAKER. RICK Art Assistant, Senior Vice-President of Section. BANKS. DIANE Senate 1,2. BARBER, RICK Camera Club 1, Intramurals 1-3, CWT, Track Manager 1,2,3, Section 3. BARNETT, DAN CWT. BEA, ERNEST Lettermen 2,3, Senate 3. Jr. Marshall candidate 2, Intramurals- Basketball 2,3. Black Student Union. BECKMAN, MARGARET Ger¬ man Club- Vice-President 3, Trea¬ surer 1,2. Pep Club, Literary Club 2, S.A.C. Co-Chairman 3, Nat ' l Merit Letter of Commendation Winner. BEGYN, LAURIE GAA 1,2,3, Cabinet 1,2, Pep Club 3, TOP 5%, Y-teens 1,2,3, S.A.C. 3, Gym and assistant 2,3, Intramurals 1,2,3, Section-Treasurer 2,3. BELL, ROXIE Crimson Crier 2, GAA 1, Senate 1,3, Y-teens 1, Class Officer President in soph¬ omore year. Quint City Student Congress Delegate 2, Gym assist¬ ant 2, AFS Club 1, Homecoming nominee. Rules Committee. BENEDICT, MICHAEL Camera Club, Art assistant, Intramurals 2, 3. BEINGSTON, DIANE Y-Teens, Intramurals 1,2, Section 3. BERG, GARY Orchestra 1,2,3, Track 1, Football 1, Section 1,2,3. BEVILL, TOBY Dolphinettes 3, Dramatic Club 1,2, Senate 1, Intra¬ murals 1,2, CWT, Swimming 1,3. Football 1, Plavs, Section 2.3, Baseball 1,2,3. BIERMAN, JOE CWT, Football 1 . BIGNBY, NANCY Chefs 2,3. BJORK, JIM Senate 2,3, Intra¬ murals 2,3. BLACK, CHARLES TOP 5%, Nat. Honor Society, Young Demo¬ crats 3. BLADEL, DEBBIE Y-Teens. Art assistant. Section. BLOCKER, DORA FT A 2,3, 3 Secretary-Treasurer, Pan-Am League 1,2, Y-Teens 2.3, Library assistant 3, Section 3. BOETJE, JOHN CWT 3. BOOSTROM, DIANE GAA 2, Pan-Am League 1,2, Senior Glee 2, 3, Plays Section 3. BOWERS, RANDY Crimson Crier, Section. BOYLE, RICK Intramurals 2,3. BRADLEY. PERRY Lettermen. Jr. Rotarian, Track 1,2,3. Football 1, Cross Countrry 2,3. BRAGG, WYNELL Orchestra l, 2,3. Senior Glee 3, Section. BREIBY, DAVE Baseball 1,2,3, Intramurals, Basketball 1,3, Section. BRETZ, TARYN - Y-Teens 1,2, 3; AFS Committee I; Ski Club 1,3. BEWER, RO DNEY Swim¬ ming 1,2,3; Audio Visual Assistant 2 . BROOKS, TERRY - Key Club 1,2; Section 2,3; Intramurals 1,2,3. BROOKS. THERESE Crimson Crier, Senior Glee, Y-Teens, Gym assistant. Section. BROWN, MIKE Art assistant. Section 2,3. BRUSTER, ERIC Track 2,3, Cross Country 2,3. BUCKLES, CHRIS GAA 1,2, TOP 5%, Y-Teens, Ski Club 1,2,3, Nat ' l Honor Society, German Club. BURFIELD, SANDY Crimson Crier Copy Editor 2, Girl ' s Glee 2, Senior Glee 3, Nat’l Honor Society 3. BURGESS, BOB Pan-Am League Cabinet, Top 10%, Fraction Fac¬ tion, Key Club. BURK. MICHAEL Watchtower 2, Section 2,3. BURKE, PAT Intramurals 3, Sec¬ tion 3. BURTON, DEBBIE HO 3. BUTLER, JANET Crimson Crier 2, Dramatic Club 2,3, French Club 1,2, Literary Club 1,2,3. BUTTRAM, TOM Intramurals, Track Section 3. C CALSYN, ALANNA Future Health Careers I, CWT 3, Section. CARAS, PETER Crimson Crier 3, Senate 1,2,3, Intramurals 1, Track 1-2. Debate I. CAREY, STEVEN Crimson Crier 3, Intramurals 3, Cross Country 1, Section 2,3. CARLSON, GARY Golf 3. CARMACK, TERESA Y-Teens 1, GAA 1,2. CARR, VIVECCA Girl ' s Glee 3. CARSON, CRAIG Baseball I, Tennis 2,3, Intramurals 3. CARSTENS, JULIE Swimming Assitant 3, Section 2,3. CHARLEY, JOHN Lettermen 1, Football 3, Wrestling 3. CHERRY, WENONA Dramatic Club 1, GAA 3, Y-Teens 3, Section 2,3, Young Republicans 3, JA 1,3. CLARK, CAROL Crimson Crier Sports Editor 3, Senate 3, Top 5%, Top 10%, Watchtower Faculty Edi¬ tor 2 Co-Editor 3, Y-Teens 1,2, Class Officer Secretary 1, AFS Committee 1,2,3, Ski Club 2,3, Quill and Scroll. National Honor Society, Young Republicans Treasurer 2. CLARQUIST, VICKI French Club I, Pep Club 1,2,3, Senior Glee 2.3, Y-Teens 1.2,3, Campus Life 3. Section 2,3, Chamber Choir 3, Queen Candidtate. CLINE, JIM Intramurals 2. COBERLY, JEAN GAA 1-2-3, Y-Teens 1, Tennis 1,2,3, Intramur¬ als 1,2,3. COBERT, STEVEN Band 1,2,3, Camera Club 1, Orchestra 2,3, Radio and Electronics Club 1,2,3, Campus Life 1,2, Science Council 1.2.3, Brass Choir 1,2,3, Science Club 1,2, Lab Assiatant 3, Pep Band 1,2,3, Stage Band 2. COCHRAN, JOHN Band Manag¬ er 1,2,3, Dramatic Club 2,3, Vice- President of Senate 1,2,3, Senior Glee Section Leader 2,3, Top 5%, Top 10%, Jr. Rotarian 3, Campus Life 1,2,3, Fraction Fac¬ tion 2,3, Key Club 2,3, Chamber Choir 2,3, National Honor Society 3, Pep Band 1,2,3, Cabinet of Young Republicans 2, Plays, Valedictorian. COCKERILL. JOHN Band 1,2,3, Pep Band 1,2,3, Stage Band 1,2,3. COLE, LAQUINN Girl’s Glee 2, Black Student Union 3. COLLINS, NANCY Pan-Am League 2, Y-Teens 1,2,3, Ski Club 3, Section 3. COPENHAVER, RICK Baseball I, Ski Club 3, Section 2.3. 210 COX, JAMES Intramurals 1,2, Vice President of Ski Club 1,2,3. COX. JEAN Crimson Crier 3, German Club 1,2, Pep Club 2,3, Y- Teens 1,2,3, Ski Club 1,2,3, Section 2.3. CROUSE, DENNIS Intramurals 3. CUOTIS, L. Band 1, Dramatic Club 1, CWT 2,3. D DALKOFF, JULIE Crimson Crier Copy Editor, Dramatic club vice-president, president, Pan-Am League 1, Y-Teens 3, Literary Club 2,3, Office assistant 3, Hu¬ man Relations Club, Plays. DARR, DINAH GAA 1,2, Pan- Am League 2,3, Senate 2, Y-Teens 1.2.3, Tennis 1, Plays 2,3, (Sce¬ nery), Dramatics Club. DAVIE, NEIL Band 1,2,3, Top 5% Orchestra 1,2, Science Club Vice President 3, Brass Choir 1,2,3, Woodwind Choir 1,2,3, Track 1,2, 3, dross Country 2,3, Nat. Honor Society , Pep Band 1,2. DAVIS DEBRA Girl s Glee, Or¬ chestra 1,2,3. DAVID, BOB Tennis I, Key Club. DAY, DIANE Band 1,2, German Club 1,2, Pan-Am League 3, Pep Club, Senior Glee 1,2,3, Campus Life 3, AFS Committee 2, Cham¬ ber Choir 2,3, Ski Club 2, Nat. Honor Society, Stage Band 1,2, Section 2,3. DECKER, PATTY Y-Teens 1.2. DE LEU, RICK Baseball I. DLMOTT, KATHY Camera Club I, Dramatic Club 1, Girl ' s Glee 2,3, Pan-Am League, Y-Teens 1,2,3, Tennis 1,2, Gym Assistant. DLROO, KATHLEEN Crimson Crier 3. DEW. MARGARET Senate 3, Tennis 1,2,3, Section. DEWITT, JILL Dolphinettes 2,3, Cabinet 3, Gym Assitant Swim¬ ming Manager. DIAZ. ANNA MARIE Crimson Crier, Dramatic Club l, Pan-Am League 1,2, AFS Committee 1,2, CWT 3, Section 3. DINGELDLIN, PHIL Camera Club 3. DOCKTERMAN, MICHAEL Speech Contests 1,2,3, Dramatic Club 3, Senate 1,2. President 3, Top 5%, Top 10%, Jr. Rotarian 3, S.A.C. 3, Key Club 3, Junior Mar¬ shall 2, Intramurals 1,2,3, Debate 1,2,3, Nat. Honor Society, Salutat- orian. DONLIN, MARY Band 1,2,3, Orchestra 1,2, Pan-Am League 1,2, Pep Band 1,2,3. Woodwind Choir 1,2,3. Clarinet Choir 1,2,3, Plays. DOONON, LESLIE Crimson Crier 3, Pan-Am League 3, Y- Teens 3, Section 3. DORMAN. JEFF DO.. Intramurals. DOUGLAS, CRAIG Gymnastics Assitant 2,3. DOWNING, DAWN Crimson Crier 3. DOWNING, THERESA Band 1, CWT 2. DRAKE, DEBBIE French Club I. FT A 3, GAA 1,2, Top 10%, Y- Teens 1,2, Intramurals 2, Nat. Honor Society 3, Section 3. DYER, CONNIE French Club 1, Pep Club I, Ski Club I. E ECKERT. BRION Pan-Am League 2,3, Section 2,3. ECKLES, SUSAN Band 1,2,3, GAA 1,2,3, Senior Cabinet, Ger¬ man Club I, Girl ' s Glee 3, Pep Club 1, Tennis 3, Band Assistant 2, Gym Assistant 3, Pep Band 2, Stage Band 2, Girl’s Stage Band. EDGENSON, ORLANDO Lct- termen 3, Senate 2.3, Black Stu¬ dent Union 3, S.A.C. 3, Intramur¬ als 2, Football 1,2,3, Baseball 1,2, 3, W restling I. EDWARDS, MARK Dramatic Club 3, Senior Glee 2,3, Campus Life 2,3, Chamber Choir, Science Council — Vice-President. EISEN BERG, LAW RENCE Dramatic Club 1,2,3, Pan-Am League 1,2, Senate 1,2, Black Stu¬ dent Union I, S.A.C. I, Key Club 1, Intramurals 1,2,3, Ski Club 1,2, 3, Swimming 1,2, Young Demo¬ crats I, Section 1,2. ELLIS, JAN Crimson Crier. GAA 1.2.3, Cabinet 2.3, Pan-Am League 1, Watchtower 3, Y-Teens 1,2,3, AFS Committee 1,2. ELLIS, BOB TOP 5%, National Merit Letter of Commindation. ENGLES, KEN CWT ENLOW, JERILYN JO Girl ' s Glee 2, Y-Teens 2. ERNAT, DAVE Camera Club 1,2, 3, Dolphinettes 3, Science and Elec¬ tronics Club I, Watchtower 3. Key Club 2 Cabinet, Intramurals 1, 2.3, Basketball I. ESSARY, ED Electronics Assist¬ ant, Nat. Honor Society, Section 3, TOP 10%. F FRANK. BECKY Camera Club 2. GAA 3, Pan-Am League I, Pep Club I, Intramurals 3. FREELAND. CRYSTAL Senate Alternate 2. Y-Teens I. FRIDAY, ARTHUR TIM DAR FRITZ, RACHEL GAA, Senate, S.A.C., Cheerleader I. FROWEIN, DEBORAH Library Assistants, Section 3. FULTON, LARRY Intramurals 1,2,3, Football I. G GAGE, REBECCA Crimson Crier page one editor. GANG, TERRI Dolphinettes I, French Club 1, GAA 1.2, Y-Teens 1,2,3, Assistant pool I, Intra¬ murals 1,2, Section 2,3. GANSZ. DANNY Wrestling 1,2. GATHRIGHT. EVIEC.O., Foot¬ ball, Wrestling. GAY. RHONDA Crimson Crier, German Club. Top 10%, Watch- tower, Y-Teens, Tennis I, National Honor Society. GEISLLR, MARILYN Crimson Crier 3, GAA I. Pep Club 2, Y- Teens 1,2, Section 2,3. GELAUDE, PAT Top 5%, Y- Teens 2,3, Campus Life 2,3, Ski Club 1. GERLICH, GINA Crimson Crier. GERMAN, TOM Section. GILLETTE, ED Band I. Pep Band I. GINDLESPARGER. MARK In¬ tramurals 3. GINNEBLRGE, CAROL Future Health Careers 2,3, GAA 1, Ger¬ man Club 3, Pep Club 1, Science and Electronics Club I, Y-Teens 1, 2.3, Fraction Faction 1. GOINS, BILL Intramurals I, Track 2, Football 2, Section 3. GOLDEN, HOWARD Crimson Crier editor 3, Senate 2,3, Watch- tower 2, Key Club 2, Intramurals 1.2.3, Ski Club 2,3, Debaate I, Quill and Scroll 3, National Honor Society 3, Quint City Student Con- gree Delegate 3, Plays. GOLDSMITH, LORI Dolphi¬ nettes 1,2, French Club 1, GAA I, 2.3, Top 5%, Top 10% Tennis 2,3, National Honor Society. GORDON, JOHN Track 1„2, Section 2,3. GORSUCH, SUSIE Crimson Crier 3, GAA 1.2,3, Dolphinettes I, Pan-Am League 1. Pep Club 1,2, 3, W atchtower 2,3, Y-Teens 1,3, Jr. Marshall candidate 2. Ski Club 1,2, Cheerleader 2,3, Quill and Scroll. National Honor Society. GOSNEY. STEVE Intramurals 3. GOTTHARDT, JOE Senate Al¬ ternate, Intramurals. GRADEL, JESSE Science and Electronics Club president, Elec¬ tronics assistant. Intramurals. GRAMS. MARY Crimson Crier editor page 2, Pan-Am League. Pep Club, Y-Teens, Junior Achievement, Office assistant. GRAY, LINDA Band 1. GAA I. Y-Teens I, German Club I, Sec¬ tion 2,3. GREEN. CAROLYN Band 1,2, Dramatic Club 2,3, GAA 1.2, Top 5%, Y-Teens, Campus Life 2,3, Fraction Faction 1,2,3, Jr. Mar¬ shall Candidate, Chamber Choir 2, 3. Pep Band 1.2, Young Republi¬ cans 2,3, Stage Band 1,2, Plays. GREEN, VICKI Future Health Careers 3, Watchtower 2. GREENLEAF. MARK Dolphi¬ nettes 3, Lettermen 3, Senate I, Jr. Rotarian 3, Jr. Marshall 2, Jrs. Marshall, Ski Club 1,2,3, Swim¬ ming 1,2,3, Nat. Honor Society 3, Section 2,3. GREENWOOD, BRENDA GAA 1.2,3, Y-Teens 3. Office Assistants 3, Ski Club 3, Section 2,3. GREGG, JIM D.E. member. Football 1. GREVE, PAT German Club I, Senior Glee 1,2,3, Y-Teens Cabinet 1.2. Tennis 1, Intramurals 1,2, Ski Club 2,3, Plays 1,2.3, Pep Club 1. GUIER, DON Lettermen 3, Gym Assistant 3, Intramurals 2,3, Track 2.3, Cross Country 2,3. Section 2, 3. GULDENZOPP, DAVID Base¬ ball 2, Wrestling 3, Section 3. GUNNELL, DAVE Senate 1.2,3, Baseball 1, Intramurals2,3. GUTHRIE. LEROY Orchestra 1. 2. Football I, Wrestling 1. H HALL. CHRIS Math Assistant 3. HALL, CRAIG Senior Glee. HALLAS, LINDA GAA 1,2,3, Y- Teens 3, Home Economics Assitant 3, Gym Assitant 3. Debate I. Intra¬ murals 1,2,3, “The Section 2,3. HANNIE, KATHA Band. Or¬ chestra 2,3, Pan-Am League 1, Woodwind Choir. HARKSEN, RON Intramurals 1. 2,3. 211 HARRIS, DAN “The Sect ion. HARTMAN, MIKE Band 1, German Club 3, Lettermen 2,3, Track 1,2,3, Football 1,2,3, “The Section. HASKINS, BOB Wrestling I. HASSELBERG, MARTIN Cafe¬ teria Helper 2,3. HATLETT, RICHARD Band 1,2, 3. Orchestra 3, SDS, Football Manager, Pep Band 2,3, “The Section. HAUSER, CHRISTINE Senior Glee 2,3, Campus Life 2,3, Gym¬ nastics Assistant 3, “The Section. HAYES, TONICWT3. HAYMON, MARV Senate 1,2, Track 1,2,3, Basketball 1,2,3. De¬ bate 1. HEARD, HELEN CWT 3. HEGG, HOLLY Dolphinettes 1,2, 3, Y-Teens I. HEGGEN, CHARLES Football 3. HILL, MICKIE Chef 2,3, Senate 2 . HILL, ROGER Gymnastics Assi- lant, “The Section. HINES, BILL Baseball Manager. CWT 2. HITE, VICKE Dramatic Club 3, Senate 3, Senior Glee 2,3, Plays “The Section , Y-Teens 1. HODSON, CINDY GAA 1,2,3, Girl’s Glee 2, Pep Club 1, Senior Glee 3. Y-Teens 1,2,3, Gymnastics Assistant 2,3, “The Section. HOLLARS, DONALD Wood Shop Assistant. HOLLARS, RENEE LYNN Campus Life 2. HOOKS, CATHY GAA 1,2. Busi¬ ness Student Assistant. HOTL.E, PEGGY Crimson Crier Copy Editor, GAA 1, Girl’s Glee 2, Senior Glee 3, Y-Teens 1, Jr. Marshall Candidate. Swimming Assistant. HUBER. STEVE CWT. HUDSON, JIM German Club 1, Track 1. HUFF, KIM Track 1,2,3, Cross Country 3, Wrestling I, Black Stu¬ dent Union 3. HUGHES, KATHY Vice-Presi¬ dent of FT A 3, FT A, Girl’s Glee 2, Y-Teens 1,2,3, Campus Life 3, Li¬ brary Assistant 3. AFS 2,3, Plays. HUMPHREY. DOUG Senate 3, Jr. Marshall candidate 2, Intra¬ murals I, Young Democrats 2,3, Vice-President of OO (office occupation). HURD, KIM French Club I, GAA 1,2,3, Y-Teens, 1,2,3, Na¬ tional Honor Society. HYMES. KATHLEEN Band 1,2, 3, GAA 1, Girl’s Glee 2, Senior Glee 3, Y-Teens 3, Band Assitanl 1, Young Democrats 3, The Section. I IGLEHART, KATHY Y-Teens I. 2, Section. ISAACSON, DONNA MAI CWT 2,3. treasurer 2. J JAMES, JACQUELYN Girl ' s Glee 2. Black Student Union 3. JAMES, JEFF Section 2,3. JECKS, BOB Track I. JENSEN, KATHY ACLU 3. JERSILD, NORTH Senate 1. Ski Club 3, Swimming 2, Young Re¬ publicans vice-president. JOANNIDES, JOHN Intramurals I. JOANNIDES, KATHY Crimson Crier editor pg. 4 and 5, Senate se¬ cretary, Quint-City Student Con¬ gress Delegate 2,3, Ski Club 1,2,3. JOHNSON, CRAIG Intramurals 1.2.3, JOHNSON, DELORES Chefs 2, 3, GAA 1, Pep Club 1. JOHNSON, DOUG Intramurals 1.2.3, Baseball 1, Ski Club 1,2,3. Section 2. JOHNSON, GREGORY Camera Club 2, Sports Manager 3. JOHNSON, PAULINE French Club 3, cabinet officer 2, FT A vice president 2, Top 5%, Fraction Fac¬ tion 1, Jr. Marshall candidate, Nat. Honor Society, O.O., Jr. Achievement 2,3. JOHNSON, MARK L. Crimson Crier, ACLU. JOHNSON, M ARK J. Senate 3. JOHNSON, PHIL ACLU vice chairman 3. JOHNSTON, CLAUDIA Dolphi¬ nettes 1,2,3, cabinet member 3, GAA 2, Assistant office and biolo¬ gy, Intramurals 2, Ski Club 2. JOHNSTON, MARTHA Band I, 2.3, Crimson Crier 3, Dramatic Club 3, Y-Teens 1,2,3, Fraction Faction 1,2,3, Jr. Marshall candi¬ date, AFS Committee 2 secretary 3, Ski Club 1,2,3, Secretary Treasurer. Pep Band 3, Section 2. JONES, BELINDA Senate Alter¬ nate 1, CWT. JONES, CHERYL Band 1,2, Y- Teens 1. JONES, DEBBIE GAA 3. Science and Electronics Club 3, Pep Club 3, Campus Life 3, Y-Teens 1,2,3, In¬ tramurals 3, Ski Club 3, Young Democrats 3, Section 2,3. JONES, LINDA GAA 3 German Club 2, Girl’s Glee 2,3, Tennis 3, Ski Club 2,3. K KARR, ROBERT Section 2,3. KELLEHER, THERESA Crim¬ son Crier, GAA 1,2. KELLUMS, MIKE CWT. KELLY, DIANA Dramatic Club 3, German Club 1,2, Plays. KELLY, DIANE Dramatic Club 3, German Club 1,2, Y-Teens, 1,3, Plays. KELLY, RUTH GAA 3. Pan-Am League I, Y-Teens 3, Gym assist¬ ant Ski Club 2, Section 2,3. KEMBLE, DONNA Band 1,2,3. GAA 1. Pep Club I, Y-Teens 1. KESTER, TERRI Section 2,3. KETTERING, JEAN GAA 2,3, Pan-Am League 3, Pep Club I, Y- Teens 2,3, Office Assistant, Ski Club 1,2,3, Section 2, Top 10%. KINDSCHUH, PETER Top 10%, Jr. Rotarian, Jr. Marshall Candi¬ date, Intramurals, Golf 3, National Honor Society. KLATT, KATHY Crimson Crier, Dolphinettes 1,2, GAA 1,2, Pep Club 1,2, Watchlower 2,3, Y-Teens 1.2, AFS Committee 1,2,3, Ski Club 1,2,3, Quill and Scroll. KLINKNER, SANDY Section 3. KNERR, GARY Dramatic Club 3, Senior Glee 1,2,3, Plavs, Section 2.3. KOHL, SUSAN TOP 10%, Nat. Honor Society 3. KOPP. RAINER Crimson Crier 3, Dramatic Club 3, Senate 3, Plays, Exchange Student. KRUP, JIM Intramurals 2,3, Football 2, Section 2,3. KRUP. JOHN Intramurals 3. Football 1.2, Section . KRUSE, JOCHEN Dramatic Club 3, German Club 3, Senate 3, Exchange Student. KULHAAVY, KATHY Junior Achievement. L LA BARE, JOHN Top 5%. Track 1.2.3, Basketball 1, Cross-Country 2.3, National Honor Society, Na¬ tional Merit. LAKE, AUDREY Campus Life I, 2.3, LAMBERT, BETSY GAA 1,2,3, Pan-Am League 1,2, Pep Club 2. Top 10%, Y-Teens 1,2,3, Class Of¬ ficers 3, Gym Assistant 2,3, Intra- murals I, Ski Club 1.2,3, Cheer¬ leader 2,3, National Honor Society 3, “The Section.’’ LANDGRAF, DEBBIE Y-Teens 3, Ski Club 3, National Honor So¬ ciety, “The Section , Jr. Achieve¬ ment 1. LANNEN, RICHARD Campus Life 3, Intramurals 1, CWT 3, Baseball Manager 1,2,3. LANOO, JO ELLEN Y-Teens. “The Section. LARSON, BRIAN Intramurals, Basketball 2, “The Section. LARSON. JAY Camera Club 1,2, 3, Crimson Crier 3, Intramurals 1, 2.3, Ski Club 3, Track I, Quill and Scroll 3, “The Section , W atch- tower 2,3. LARSON, JON Dolphinettes 3, Senior Glee, Intramurals 1,2,3, Basketball I, Extemperanous Speaking 1,2,3, “The Section. LAWHOM, STEVE Track 1, Football. Wrestling 2,3. LAWSON, SANDY GAA l. Senate 1,2,3 Top 10%, Y-Teens 1, 2.3, Art Assistant, Ski Club 1,2,3, National Honor Society 33, “The Section. LAYER, CHUCK Baseball 1,2,3, Intramurals 2,3. LEATHERMAN, LORR1 Crim¬ son Crier, Senate I, W’atchtower 2, 3, Quill and Scroll. LEE, RENA FT A I, GAA 1, Pep Club 1, Science and Eelctronics Club 1,2, Tennis 2, Intramurals 1, “The Section. LtLONEK. MAX Radio and Electronics Club 1,2,3, Science Council 1,2,3. LENGER, JERRY President of Camera Club 3, Jr. Rotarian 3. LENSCH, BILL Basketball 3, Baseball 2, “The Section. LESLEY, CRAIG Wrestling 1,2, 3, Baseball 1,3. LINCOLN, KATHY Crimson Crier 2, FT A, GAA 1,2,3, Y-Teens 1.2.3, Tennis 1,2,3, Intramurals 1, 2.3, “The Section. LINGAFELTER, SANDY French Club 1, Pan-Am League 2. 212 JA 3. LISTON, LYNN Dramatic Club 2-3, GAA I, German Club 1- 2. Pep Club 1-2, Top 5%, Top 10%, Y-Teens 1-2-3, Senior Glee 2-3, Literary Club 2, Fraction Faction 1-2-3, Science Council 1-2-3. Na¬ tional Honor Society. Plays. LOEFGRFN. REED Camera Club I, CWT I. LOGAN, DONALD Lettermen 2. 3, Track 1,2,3, Football 1,2,3. LOMAS, ROBIN Intramurals 3, I rack 3. LONG, MINDI GAA 2, Girl’s Glee 2, Pep Club 3, Senate 1,2, Y- Teens 1,2,3, “The Section.” LOPEZ, RAY Intramurals 3, Baseball 2,3. LOSSING, PAM CWT 3, “The Section.” LOWERY, DEBORAH FT A 3, GAA 1.2.3, Pep Club 2,3, Tennis 2. 3, “The Section.” LUBBEN CARAN Band 1,2,3, GAA 1,2,3, German Club 3, Pep Club 3, Y-Teens 2,3, Campus Life 3. Intramurals 1,2,3, Stage Band I. 2 . LUM, BOB Senate 2. LUNDAHL, JIM Basketball In¬ tramurals 2,3, Ski Club 2,3. LUNDHOLM. MARTHA Senior Glee 2,3, Top 10%, Jr. Marshall candidate. LUNDY, MARCIA Pan-Am League 1, Senate Alternate 3, CWT Assistant, Jr. Achievement 2 . LUSE, TOM Band 1.2,3. M MACK, SUE Crimson Crier 2, Future Health Careers 2, Y-Teens 1.2, Clinic Assistants 3, National Honor Society, Jr. Achievement 2, 3. MAISENBACH, PETE Senate 3, Key Club. Jr. Marshall candidate. Track I, Cross-Country I. MALM, RICK Camera Club 3, Crimson Crier 2,3, Boy’s state 2, Swimming I, “The Section.” MANSON, TOM Crimson Crier, Pan-Am League 1. S.A.C., Tennis 2.3, Ski Club 1,2. MARTIN, JERRYChefs. MASON, CYNTHIA Band 1,2,3, Camera Club 2, Dolphinettes 2,3, GAA 1,2, Orchestra 1,2,3, Top 10%, Fraction Faction 2, Wood¬ wind Choir 1,2,3, National Honor Society 3. Pep Band 3, Plays. McADAMS, LEN Dramatic Club 1, Girl’s Glee 2, Senior Glee 3. Plays. McCALL, LOR I Chefs 3, Pan-Am League I, CWT 3. McCORMACK, WAYNE Band 1.2.3, Crimson Crier 2,3, Dramatic Club 3, Pep Band 1,2,3, Stage Band 2,3, Senate 1. McCORMICK, SHEILA Intra- murals 2. McDonald, marshall Swimming I, “The Section.” McDUFFY, JOHN Lettermen 1, 2.3, Track 1,2,3, Football 1,2,3, W ' resstling 1,2,3 Balck Student Union 3. McELROY, BRENDA Chefs 3, Jr. Chefs 2, CWT 3. McFARLANE, ARNOLD D.E.. McILVAIN. MARIANNE Dra¬ matic Club 3, GAA 1,2,3. Girl’s Glee 2, Senate 2, Senior Glee 3, Top 5%, Top 10%, Y-Teens 1,2,3, Literary Club 2.3, Campus Life 2, Fraction Faction 1,2. AFS 2, Na¬ tional Honor Society, Young Re¬ publicans 2, Plays. MclNTOSH. VICKI Y-Teens 1, Jr. Achievement I, Attendance of¬ fice Assitant 3, CWT 3. McKEE, CELESTE Clinic Assist¬ ant, CWT 3. McSPARIN, PAM Pep Club, Y- Teens 1,2, Office Occupations, In¬ tramurals 1. MERCHIE, JIM Jr. Marshall Candidate 2. MICHALETTI, BARB Office Occupations. MIER.GREG Orchestra I. MILLER, BECKY Camera Club 2, GAA 1.2,3, Pan-Am League 1, Pep Club 1, Intramurals 1,2,3. MILLER. KATHLEEN Pan-Am League 2, Science and Electronics Club 3, Literary Club, Science Council 3, Human Relation Club 2 . MILLER, KATHY Baseball 1, Track 1,2,3, Intramurals 1,2,3. Sports Manager 2. MISKOWICZ, JACK Lettermen 2, Senate 1, Intramurals I. Ski Club 2, Track 3, Basketball 1, Football 3, “The Section.” MITCHELL, MIKE Lettermen 3, Intramurals 1,2,3, Track 1,2,3, Football 1,2,3, “The Section.” MITCHELL, TRACY Band 1,2,3, Dolphinettes 1,2,3, GAA 1,2,3, Pan-Am League 1,2,3, Senior Glee 3, Top 5%, Top 10%, Y-Teens 1,2, 3, Inter Club Council, Fraction Faction 2, S.A.C. 3, Junior Mar¬ shall 2, Intramurals 1,2,3, DAR, Golf 2,3, National Honor Society, “The Section.” MOHR, CRAIG Office Occupa- tionss. Swimming 1,2,3. MOHR. LISA Crimson Crier, French Club 2, GAA 2, Senate 1. Y-Teens 2,3, AFS 2, Ski Club 3. MOLLER. GENE Crimson Crier, Track I, Cross-Country 1, Wres¬ tling 2, “The Section.” MORLAN, KRIS Office Occupations. MORONI, GREG Lettermen 1,2, 3, Senate 2,3, Football 1.2,3, Wres¬ tling 1,2,3. MOYER. KATHY Gymnastics Assistant, Intramurals, “The Section.” MURPHY, PATSY Pan-Am League I. Y-Teens I. Ski Club 2, Office Occupations, “The Section.” MUSKEYVALLEY. RONNEL Lettermen 3. Black Student Union 3, Intramurals 2, Cross-Country 3. N NELSON, DOUG Top 10%. Key Club, Jr. Marshall candidate. Track 2, Cross-Country 2,3. Na¬ tional Honor Society, “The Section.” NELSON. DWIGHT Senate 3, Intramurals 1,2, Swimming 1,2, President of “The Section.” NELSON, LINDA Future Health Careers 1,2,3, Y-Teens 2,3, Clinic Assistant 2,3. NELSON, MARK Orchestra, Jr. Rotarian, Fraction Faction, Key Club 3, Jr. Marshall candidate. National Honor Society, “The Section.” NESB1T, LORENZO Intramurals I, Football I. NESSELER, GEORGETTE Dramatic Club 2, French Club 3, FT A 3, Pan-Am League 1,2. Sen¬ ate 1,2, Top 10%, Y-Teens 1,2,3, Fraction Faction 2, National Hon¬ or Society 3. NESSELER. MIKE Baseball 1,2, 3, Basketball 3. NEWSWANDER. JERRY Band 1, Senior Glee 2,3, Intramurals 2, Health Careers. NEWTON, DEL Lettermen Sen¬ ate 1,2,3, Baseball 1,2,3, Wrestling 1,2, “The Section.” NEWTON, SHEILA Top 5%, Top 10%, Gvm Assitant, National Honor Society. NOBLE. MICHELE GAA 1, German Club 1,2.3, Senior Glee 2. 3, Top 5%, Top 10% Y-Teens 1,2, Campus Life 2,3, Fraction Faction 1.2.3, Chamber Choir 2,3, Nation¬ al Honor Society, Young Republi¬ cans 1,2,3, Plays, Science Council 1.2.3, NOW. ROZANN French Club I, FTA I, Literary Club 1,2. O OETTING, ANN Crimson Crier, German Club 1,2,3, Top 5%, Top 10%, Y-Teens 2,3, Tennis 1. Quill and Scroll, National Honor Society. O’KEEFE, PAM Band 1,2. Dra¬ matic Club 1, Y-Teens 1,2,3, Na¬ tional Honor Society, Plays. OLSEN, DEETTA Chefs 2,3, CWT 2,3. OMILAK, DAN Baseball 1,2,3. Wrestling 1. ORSBORN, RITA Chefs 2.3. CWT 2,3. ORWITZ, STEVE Pan-Am League, Intramurals 1,2, Ski Club. P PALMER, TARA Dramatic Club 1.2.3, GAA I, German Club 1.2,3. Pep Club I, Science and Electron¬ ics Club I, Senate 3, Y-Teens 1,2,3, Fraction Faction I, Plays “The Section.” PANNELL, ROBIN GAA 2,3, Y- Teens 3. PARKER, MIKE Band 1, Distrib¬ utive Education. PAROT, MARTINE Dramatic Club 3, French Club 3, Pan-Am League 3, Senate 3, Y-Teens 3, Quint-City Student Congress Dele¬ gate 3. Campus Life 3, AFS 3, Sec¬ tion, Exchange Student. PATTERSON. CURTIS Track I, Football 1,2, W ' restling I. PATTERSON, DON Lettermen. Black Student Union, Intramur¬ als, Football. PAUL, LISA Dramatic Club 2, French Club, Future Health Ca¬ reers, GAA 1,2,3, Girl’s Glee 2,3, Pep Club 1,2,3, Y-Teens 1,2. Cam¬ pus Life 3, Swimming Assistant 3, Plays “The Section.” PAULEY, KIM Senate 2, “The Section.” PAULEY, STEVE Chefs 3, Top 10%, Track 1,2, Football 1, “The Section”, National Honor Society. PAYTON, GREG Black Student Union. Intramurals. PEALSTROM, SUE Crimson Crier 2, French Club l. Senate 1, Y-Teens 3, Gymnastic Assistant 3. PENCE, MARK Band 1,2,3, Dramatic Club 2,3, Senate 3, Se¬ nior Glee 2,3, Literary Club 1,2, 213 Campus Life 2,3. Chamber Choir 3, Pep Band 3, Plays. PERKINS, VONNIE Orchestra I. 2, CWT 3. Ski Club I. PERRY, DENISE French Club I. Pan-Am League 2, Y-Teens I, Jr. Achievement 3. PETERSON, LINDA Top 10%, Y-Teens 1,2,3, National Honor Society, “The Section , German Club 1,3. PETERSON, PAM GAA 1,2, Y- Teens 1,2, Ski Club 1,2,3, “The Section.” PFAFF, VICKIE Y-Teens 2. Of¬ fice Assistant. PFEIFER, PAM CWT. PH A RES, CHRIS C.O PHELPS, DEBBIE GAA I, Ger¬ man Club 1,2, Pep Club 1,2,3, Sen¬ ate I ..2,3. Top 10%, Y-Teens 1,2,3, Class Officer I, Homecoming Candidate. AFS 1,2, Girl’s State, Ski Club 1,2,3, National Honor Society. Young Republicans 1,2,3, “The Section.” PIASECKI, ANDY Dramatic Club 3, Plays, “The Section. PIEPER, KEVIN Band 1,2,3, Dramatic Club 1,2,3 Senior Glee 2, 3, Chamber Choir 2,3, “The Sec¬ tion , Plays. POLITO. MIKE Baseball 1,2,3, Ski Club 1,2,3, Football I. POPE, MIKE Intramurals, “The Section. PORTER, CHRIS GAA I, Ger¬ man Club 1,2, Y-Teens, “The Section.” POTANNO, TONY Jr. Achievement. PRESTON, CHUCK Band 1,2,3, Dramatic Club 3, Senior Glee 3. Campus Life 1,2,3, Fraction Fac¬ tion 3, National Honor Society. PUNKIEW1CZ. JILL French Club 1.2, GAA 1,2,3, Senate, Y- Teens 1,2,3. Intramurals 1,2, “The Section. Q QUICK. CARMON Camera Club 2, Black Student Union 3, S.A.C. 3. QUICK, RONALD Wrestling. R RAVIOLO. DANIEL GE- RAQDO Crimson Crier 3, Dra¬ matic Club 3, Senate 3, Quint-City Student Congress Delegate 3, Section 3, AFS Committee 3, AFS student 3. RAYMOND., KATHY Campus Life, Swimming and Gymnastics Assitant. REBELLO, JOE ACLU chair¬ man. Track I, Crosscountry 1,2. REESE, TOM Intramurals, Golf 1,2, Nat. Honor Society 3. REID, SCOTT Senate 2. S.A.C. 3, Tennis 1,2,3, Ke Club 1,2, Intra- murals 1,2, Ski Club 1,2,3, Plays 2. REYES, SUSAN CWT 3. RICE. DENISE Y-Teens 1,2,3. RICE, MARK Golf 3. RIFFEL, MARK Senate I, Intra- murals 2, Secction 3. RILEY. CHERYL Crimson Crier 2, French Club 2,3, GAA 1,2. Pep Club 2, Science and Electronics Club 2, Senate I, Top 10%, Y- Teens 1,2,3, Jr. Marshall candidate 2, Ski Club I, Nat. Honor Society 3, Section 2.3. RILEY, JACK Basketball 1.2,3. RILEY, REBECCA Office Assist¬ ant 3. ROBINSON, DAWN Dolphi- nettes 3, GAA 1,2,3, Y-Teens, Campus Life, Intramurals 1,2,3, Young Republicans, Jr. Class Play, Section. ROBINSON, W ANDA CWT. ROSENTHAL, CLIFTON Swim¬ ming I. ROSS. RICHARD Band, Frac¬ tion Faction. ROTH. LINDA Dramatic Club l, 3, Girl ' s Glee 1,3. RUBY, CINDI CWT 3, Section 2, 3. RUDD, JODY Dolphinettes 1, GAA Cabinet 1,2, Vice-President 3. Pep Club 2,3, Senate 2,3. Top 5%. Y-Teens Cabinet 1,2,3, Queen Candiate, Jr. Marshall candidate 2, Intramurals 1,2.3. AFS I, Ski Club 1.2.3, Nat. Honor Society, Young Democrats Cabinet 1,2,3, Section 2.3, RUSH, CURT Intramurals 3. Swimming manager I. RUSH, LINDA Jr. Achievement 1.2.3, Section 2,3. RUSSELL, ROCKY Sports Manager 1,2, Section. S SACKFIELD, DANA Intramur¬ als, Nat. Honor Society. SALMONSON, RICK Intramur¬ als I. SCHAB, ROBIN Biology Assist¬ ant. Intramurals I, Ski Club 1,2, President 3. SCHARER. RON CWT 3. SCHEER, RON I Pan-Am League 1,2,3, Senate I, Y-Teens 1,2,3, Ski Club 1,2. SCHENEBRICKER. ROBERT Band 1,2, German Club 2, Senate 2 . SCHERER. CHRIS GAA 1,2,3, Pan-An League 1, Senate alternate 2, Y-Teens 1,2,3, Intramurals 1,2, O.O. 3. SCHMITT, AMY Top 10%, Na¬ tional Honor Society. SCHRODER. PAM CWT 3. SCRODER, SCOTT Top 5%, Jr. Rotarian. Intramurals 1,2,3, Golf 1,2,3, Nat. Honor Society. SCHULZ, PAM GAA 3, Y-Teens 1,2,3, C.O.. SCHUTTER. KEN Intramurals I. SCHWARZ, SUS1 Crimson Crier. Watchtower, Y-Teens 1,2, Literary Club 2. Queen Candidate, Quill and Scroll. Young Republi¬ cans 1, Plays. SCHWIEBERT, JOHN Band 1,2, 3, Top 5%, Jr. Rotarian, Key Club President, Jr. Marshall candidate. Cross Country, Debate 1,2,3, Nat. Honor Society, Pep Band 2,3. SCOTT, DEBIE Dolphinettes 1, officer 2, GAA 2, Y-Teens officer 1, Swimming Assistant 2,3, Gym¬ nastics Assitant 3. SEALES, JIM Crimson Crier 2, ACLU, Gymna stics Assistant, In¬ tramurals 1,2. SEARCY, MIKE Baseball 2, Intramurals. SENSKE, DAVE Intramurals 1. SERGEANT, LARRY Top 10%, Intramurals, Ski Club 2,3, Wres¬ tling 1, Nat. Honor Society, Sec¬ tion 3. SEWARD. WILLIE Lettermen, Senate 3, Jr. Rotarian, Sr. Class Officer president, S.A.C. 3, Jr. Marshall candidate. Track 1,2,3, Basketball 1,2,3. SHARP. TERRY HEO, Chefs. SHEEHAN, PEGGY Crimson Crier 2. SHEIL, BOB CWT. SHEPARD, BETTY French Club 1. FTA Cabinet 3, Pan-Am League 2. Senate, Black Student Union, Library and Gym Assistant, Hu¬ man Relations Club secretary. SHERWIN, JOHN Intramurals l, 3. Football 1,2. SHOEMAKER, KENN Swim¬ ming and Gymnastic Assistant 2,3, Lettermen 3, Jr. Rotarian 3, Ski Club 2,3, Swimming 1.2,3. SHORT. DAMON Band 1,2, as¬ sistant manager 3, Orchestra Presi¬ dent, Top 5%, Fraction Faction vice-president. Intramurals 3. Nat. Honor Societty. SHRADOR, GAIL Sewing Assist- nat 3, Y-Teens 1,2,3, Section 3. SIMMONS, GAIL Chefs 2,3, GAA I, Pep Club I. SIMMONS, SAM Dist. Educa¬ tion treasurer 3. SIVILL. MARK Intramurals 2,3, Section 2,3. SLIVKEN, KARLA Top 5%, Tennis 1,2,3, Ski Club 2,3, Nat. Honor Society. SLIVKEN, KEN Speech Contest Orignal Oration 1. Dramatic Club 2, Jr. Rotarian, Rules Committee, Key Club vice-president. Intramur¬ als 3, Golf, Debate, Section. SMITH, JEANNE Jr. Achieve¬ ment 1,2. SMITH. MARK Band 1,2,3. Sci¬ ence and Electronics Club I vice- president 2.3, Audio Visual assist- nat I, Intramurals 3, Pep Band 3, Section 3. SMITH. RICHARD Band I. SMITHSON. JUDY Future Health Careers 1,2, GAA 1,2,3, Pep Club 1, Y-Teens 1, Section 3. SNELL, KAREN French Club I, FTA I. Literary Club 1.2. SODEBERG, PETER Crimson Crier 2, Dramatic Club 1,2 secre- taary 3, Senior Glee 2,3, Jr. Rotari¬ an 3, Class Officer vice-president 3, Literary Club 1 president 2,3, Campus Life 2,3, Fraction Faction 3. Times-Democrat Teen Editor 3, One-Act Director 3, III. State Scholar, Thespian Society 1,2.3, Chamber Choir 3, Nat. Honor So¬ ciety 3, Young Democrats 3, Plays 1 2,3. SPALDING, MALIA Band 1,2,3, Orchestra 2,3, Pep Band 1,2,3. SPARBEL, MIKE Lettermen president 1.2,3, Jr. Rotarian 3, Athletic Trainer 1,2,3, Nat. Honor Society 3. SPURGETIS, DENNIS Senate alternate 1, S.A.C. co-leader 3. In- tramurlas 2,3, Basketball 1. STANFORTH, DON Band 1,2.3, Dramatic Club 3, Senate 3, Pep Band 1.2,3, Stage Band 3. Play, Section 3. STARCEIVCH, TED Crimson Crier, Dramatic Club 2.3, FTA 3, Campus Life 2,3, Plays, Section 3. STARK, BRENDA Girl’s Glee 2, Pan-Am League I, Campus Life 2. O.O. 3. STARLING, TNETHA Black Student Union I, CWT I. STEIN, MARC Watchtower 3. Intramurals 3, basketball I. STENGEL, CASEY Ski Club 1,2, 3, Young Democrats 1,2.3. STETON, PAUL Camera Club 1, 3 vice-president 2, Pan-Am League 1, Senior Glee 3, Top 5%, Campus Life 1,2,3, Jr. Marshall candidate 2, Intramurals 3, Ski Club I, Nat. Honor Society 3. STEWART, ARTIE Crimson Crier 2, CWT 3. STEWART, KAY GAA 1,2, Pan- Am League 1,2, Top 10%, Y-Teens 1,2, Campus Life 3, Nat. Honor Society 3. STONE, DEBBIE Y-Teens 1, O.O. 3, Audio Visual Assistant 3, Section 3. STOTTLEMYRE, ROSE GAA 2, 3, German Club I, Girl ' s Glee President, Senate I, Y-Teens 1,2,3 cabinet. Gymnastics Assistant 3, Section, Homecoming Queen. STO. FBR A CO 2,3. STEAHL. CAROL Girl s Glee I, Orchestra 1,2, Lab. Assistant 1, 0.0. 3. STRAUSS, DAVE Band 1,2,3, Orchestra 1,2,3, Tennis 1,2,3, In¬ tramurals 1,3. STRAYER, CHARLES Intra- murals 1,2,3, CWT 3. STROUSE, KATHY CWT 2,3. STRUTZ, TERI Dramatic Club 2. GAA 2. Pep Club 2, Y-Teens 1,2,3, CWT 3, Ski Club 1,2, Golf 2, Young Republicans 2, Section 3. SULLIVAN, DAVID Band 1,2,3, Baseball 1,3, Ski Club 3. SUNDQUIST, RONDA GAA 1, Pan-Am League cabinet 1,2,3, Y- Teens 1,2.3. SUTTON, WAYNE Chefs 2.3. SWALE, GARY Band I, Stage Band 1. SWANSON, DAVE Band 1,2, Intramurals 1,2,3. SWIM, STEVE Band 1,2,3, Sen¬ ate 2, Stage Band 2,3. SYLVESTER, PEGGY Dramatic Club 2,3, GAA 2, Pam-Am League 1, Pep Club 3, Senior Glee 2,3, Y- Teens 1,2,3, Literary Club 1, Cam¬ pus Life 1,2,3 cabinet member. Fraction Faction 1,2,3 president. Musicals, Young Republicans 2, Section 2,3. T TACEY, RICK Lettermen 3. Sen¬ ate 3, Football 1,2,3. TALBOOM, CHERIE Pan-Am League 1, Y-Teens 1,2,3. TAYLOR, DAVID CWT 2,3, Sec¬ tion 2. TAYLOR. BOB Lettermen 1,2,3, Track 1,2,3, Cross Country I, Black Student Union 3. TAYLOR, MIKE Lettermen 1,2,3 ssecretary-treasurer. Athletic Trainer 1.2,3, Intramurals 2,3, Sec¬ tion 2,3. TEEL, SUE Clinic Assistant 1, CWT 3. TEMPEL, KEN Band 1, Intra- murals 2, Ski Club 1.2,3, Swim¬ ming 1,2. TEMPLE, GARY Intramurals 3. Sports Manager 1,2. THIESEN, MARK Band 1,2,3, Sports Manager I, Pep Band 3. THOMAS, BARB Future Health Careers 1,2,3 secretary, GAA 1,2, 3, Girl’s Glee 3, Pep Club I, Jr. Marshall candidate 2, Section 3. THOMAS, JANET Top 10%, Y- Teens 1,2,3, Ski Club 1,2,3. THOMAS. MIKE Basketball 1,3, Football 1,2,3. THOMAS, TOMMY Section 3. THOMPSON, CRAIG Top 10%, Nat. Honor Society, Section 3. THOMPSON, MICHAEL Intra¬ murals 1,2,3, Track 2,3, Swimming 1,2,3, Cross Country 3. Section 3. THORNTON, DELANO Letter- men 3, Jr. Rotarean 3. Gym Assist¬ ant, Jr. Marshall candidate 2, In¬ tramurals 1,3, Track 1,2,3, Foot¬ ball 1,2,3. TIMM, BARBARA Dramatic Club 3, Pam-Am League 3, Senior Glee 2,3, Y-Teens 1,3, Chamber Choir 3, Plays. TODD, DAVE Lettermen 3. Top 10%, Intramurals 1,3, Football 3, Nat. Honor Society, Section 2,3. TOMICH, DAWN GAA 1. Pep Club 1,2, Gym Assistant 2,3, Cheerleader 1,2,3, Section 2,3. TSCHAPPAT, KEN Biology and Art Assistnant, Boy’s State, Track I, Cross Country I, Section 3. TURNBULL, JOHN Key Club 3, Young Republicans 2, Section 2,3. TURNER, LORENZO Track 1.2, 3, Basketball 1,2,3, Football 1,2,3. TYLER, JEFFREY German Club 3, Biology Assistant 1, Intramurals 2,3, Ski Club 2, Debate I, Section 2,3, Audio Visual 1,2,3. U UDY. CATHY French Club I, GAA 1,2, CWT 3. V VAN BLAIR. MIKE Crimson Crier, Lettermen 3, Intramurals 2, 3, Track 2,3, Cross Country 3, Sec¬ tion 3. VANN, JANETTE GAA I, Y- Teens 2, Campus Life 3, Intramur¬ als I, Section 2,3. VAN WOLVELAERE, TOD Senate 3, Sports Manager I. VAN ZANDBERGEN, WENDY Senior Honor Roll. VARNER. ROXIE GAA 1,2, Senate 2, Y-Teens 1,2, AFS Com¬ mittee 2, CWT 3, Section 2,3. VERSMAN, JULIE Dramatic Club 1,2,3, Girl ' s Glee secretary 2, Pan-Am League 1,2,3, Senior Glee 3, Top 5%, Literary Club 2,3, III. State Scholar, Jr. Marshall candi¬ date, Ski Club 1,2,3, Nat. Honor Society, Plays. VESEY, HARRY Crimson Crier 1.2,3. Track 1,2,3, Basketball 1,2,3, Football 1,2,3. VIVIANI, ELAINE GAA 2. Pan- Am League 2,3, Pep Club 1,2, Y- Teens 1, Section 1. VOGT, KEVIN Senate 1,2, Base¬ ball 1, Intramurals 3, Basketball 1. VOSS, MIKE Senate 1. VOTROUBEK, VICKY Dramatic Club 3, FTA cabinet, GAA 1. Pan- Am League cabinet. Top 10%, Y- Teens 1,2,3, Jr. Marshall candi¬ date, Biology Assistant, Nat. Hon¬ or Society, Section 2,3. W W ALKER. GARY Crimson Crier 3, Jr. Achievement 1,2,3 Biology and Data Processing Assistant Intramurals 3, Sports Manager 3. Section 2,3. WALTERS, MICHELE GAA I. Ski Club I. WARDLOW, R ACLU 3. WEED, PATTI Future Health Careers 2, Pep Club 1, ACLU 3, Ski Club 2, Section 3. WEED, PATRICK Wrestling I. Baseball 1,2. WEEKS, KATHY Senior Glee 2 vice-president 3, ACLU 3, Cham¬ ber Choir 2,3, Cheerleader 1,2,3, Nat. Honor Society 3, Section 2,3. WEIGAND, NANCY Dolphi- nettes 1, GAA 1, Pan-Am League 1, Y-Teens 1,2, Swimming and Gymnastics Assistant 3. WELCH, JOE CWT I, Section 1. WENDLAND, JODY FTA presi¬ dent 2.3, Top 10%, Y-Teens 1,2, Library Assistant 3, Nat. Honor Society 3, Section 3. W ENGER. JODI Y-Teens 1. WENOSE. RICHARD Section 3. WEST, KAREN Y-Teens I Trea¬ surer 2, D.E. Secretary 3. WHEELER. DEBBIE Pep club I. 2, Y-Teens 1,2. WHITCOMB, MELINDA Chefs 2,3. ACLU 3. W HITCOM B. THOM AS CW T 2. 4,A LU3. WHITE. ROSEMARY Crim¬ son Crier 2, Pep Club 1,2 treasurer president. Senate 1,2,3, Top 10%, Y-Teens I cabinet 2,3, Class Officer, ACLU 3, Quint-City Stu¬ dent Congress Delegate 3 treasur¬ er, Section 2,3. W 1C KEN BURG, RHONDA GAA I, Y-Teens 1,2,3. WILEY, CHARLES Band I, Top 5%, Intramurals 2,3, Nat. Honor Society. WILKER, STEVE Intramurals 3, Golf. Football I, Section 2,3. WILLETTS, DAVID Crimson 2, 3, Lettermen 3, Track 1,2,3, Cross Country 1,2,3. WILLIAMS, BRENDA Chefs 2, Black Student Union 3. WILLIAMS. ROBERT Letter- men 1,2,3, S.A.C. 3, lntramurals 3, Track 3, Basketball 2, Football 1,3. WINCHELL. CINDY Dramatic Club 2,3, Art Assistant 3. WORMAN, ROBERT Band 1,2, 3, Crimson Crier 3, Dramatic Club 1, Literary Club 1,3, Section 3. Y YAKOVICH. BARB Chefs secre- tary 2,3. YOHN. DEBBIE Chefs 2,3, GAA 1 . YOUNG, JOYCE CWT 2 vice- president 3 treasurere. YPP ' KATHIE Crimson Crier 2, GAA I, ran-Am League 1,2, Senate 3, Y-Teens 1. z ZARZOZA. HEIDI Girl’s Glee 3. ZELNIO, DAN Band 1,2, Base¬ ball 1,3, Football 3, Pep Band 2. ZEROTH, LORI GAA I, CWT 3. ZIMMERMAN, LINDEN Band 1,2,3, Pan-Am League 2, Y-Teens I, Campus Life 2,3, Pep Band 1,2, ZUKERMAN, DEBBY Crimson Crier. Dolphinettes 1,2,3, GAA I, 2, Girl s Glee 2, Pan-Am League 1, 2, Senate 2, Y-Teens 1,2,3, Gym and Office Assistant 3, AFS Com¬ mittee 1,2, Ski Club 1,2,3. 215 ACTIVITIES Davie, Nellie 198 AFS 27 Dennis. Phillip 198 . a Assemblies 78. 79 Detaeve, Donald 198 Band 68. 69, 70 Dev in ney, Donald 198 Bov ' s State 23 Dickerson, Theodore 198 BSUCS 34 Dionne. Leonard 198 Campus Life 35 Ducwel. Joyce 198 Chamber Choir 66 Dyson. Charles 198 Crimson Crier 72, 73 Embretsn.Gary 111. 198 CWT 44,45 Fessler, Frank 199 DAR 23 Forward. Lyle 193 Dolphinettes 58. 59 Franck, George 199 Drama Club 62. 63 Friedricksen, Fred 111, 199 Foreign Exchange Students Gerber, Walter 199 28,29 Gillette, Marie 199 Fraction Faction 46,47 Goodwin, Thomas 199 French Club 32 Grimes, Rev. W illiam 192 Future Health Careers 43 Hall. Dorothy 199 FT A 42 Hart, Jerome 199 GAA 52. 53 Hawkinson. Dennis 199 German Club 31 Hegg, Hollis 200 Girl’s Glee 67 Hickson, Melvin 200 Girl’s State 23 Holmgren. William 200 Homecoming 76. 77 Janecke. Jerry 200 Jr. Chefs 41 Jenkins, Clara 200 Jr. Marshalls 2? Johnson, Charles 200 Jr. Rotarians 22 Johnson. Hugh 200 Key Club 26 Johnson, Kenneth 200 Letter men 56. 57 Johnson. Marjorie 200 Literary Club 33 Johnstone, James 201 National Honor Society 20 Jones. Lyle 201 National Merit 19 Jones. Marjorie 201 Orchestra 71 Jones. Ruth 201 Pan-American League 30 Kaesir, David 201 Pep Club and the Section Kimmel, Carol 192 49, 50.51 King, James 201 Quill and Scroll 21 Klatt. Richard 201 Science Council 36. 37, 38, Kruzan, Donald 201 39 40 Kuhn, Marilyn 201 Senate 24. 25 l aMerc, Doreen 202 Senior Glee 64. 65 Lange, Marcia 111,202 Ski Club 48 Larson, Max 192 Teen Democrats 60 Leary. Helen 202 Times-Democrat Litherland. Dr. Bennet 193 Correspondents 21 Lundeen, Howard 111, 202 “ Top 5% 19 Malcolm, Eugene 202 Top 10 18 McCann. Sam 202 W atchtower 74, 75 McKuvanagh, Sharon 202 Young Republicans 60 61 McLaughlin. Florence 202 Y-tecns 54, 55 Melbourne. Jenette 203 FACULTY Mickelson, Donald 203 Ackerson, Gary 194 Milton. Arthur 203 Allison. Richard 195 Mohwinkcl, Daniel 203 Anderson. C. Leslie 195 Motz, Robert 111, 203 Anderson, Larry 195 Nelson. Regina 203 Anderson, Virginia 195 Neuerburg, Lawrence 203 Armstrong. Charles 195 Nicola, Cherie 203 Armstrong, William 195 Oeistreich. Charles 203 Austin, Charles O 193 Osborn. Murray 204 Bart man. Janet 195 Patton. Fred 192 Benn. John 195 Perkins. Shirley 204 Bcvill, John 195 Peschang. Nicholas 204 Biggs, Darrell 193 Peterson. Dr. Donald 192 Bjork man. Rose Ann 196 Peterson. Farlinc 204 Black, Sandra 196 Pierce. Marguerite 204 Blomberg, John 196 Reed, Donald 204 Bonsall, Duane 111, 196 Riley. Robert 111.204 Bowman, Maryjanc 196 Robinson, Frank 204 Bradford, C urley 196 Ryner, Franklin 205 Brauch, Ruth 196 1 7 chuck, Ruth 205 Burkert, l dnu 196 SchulU. Chester 205 Campbell. Linda 196 Scars, Carol) n 205 Carroll, John 197 Seeley, James 205 Casey, Arnold 197 Shaffer. Ellis 194 Casten, Florence 197 Shedd. William 205 Christensen, Dave 197 Sholl, Joyce 205 Clark. Ben 111. 197 Sias. Richard 205 Clark. Ralph 197 Simmons. Florence 205 Cocks. Mary 197 Smith, Chervl 206 Conlon. John 193 Spelt . Stephen 206 Conrad. Eleanor 197 Stevens, Ronald 20t Stone. John 206 Strohl. Nancy 206 Ter Her. Ray 206 Tietjens, Ben 206 Track well, Emma 111. 206 Tsagaris, Clara 207 Van Eaton, Pauline207 Varga, Robert 207 Voyles. Harold 194 Wtsrthman. Joan 207 West, Patsy 207 While. Charles 207 Winter, Glenn 207 Wood. David 111,207 Youngquist, Frank 207 A Anderson, Billie Jean Soph. 172 Anderson, Catharine Soph. 172 Anderson. Christina Jr. 150 Anderson, Cynthia Jr. 150 Anderson, Dan Jr. 84, 90. 150 Anderson, Darcy Soph. 172 Anderson, Dawn Sr. 118 Anderson, Debra Jr. 75. 150 Anderson. Eileen Jr. 71. 150 Anderson. Gwendolyn Sr. 64.65,66. 68, 118 Anderson. Richard Sr. 118 Anderson. Rick Jr. 150 Anderson. Robert A. Sr. 84. 118 Anderson. Robert A. Soph. 172 Anderson, Steven L. Soph. % ' 69.172 Anderson, Timothy Sr. 118 Andich, Alan Sr. 118 Andrews, Debra Sr. 28. 30, 49,55, 118 Andrews, David Soph. 25. 89. 172 Andrews. Mary Soph. 55, 172 Angel, Kay Jr. 150 Angel. Phyllis Soph. 172 Anguiano, Valentine, Jr. 150 Anspach, Kimberly Soph. 68.172 Anthony. Dan Soph. 172 Applequist, Daniel Sr. 118 Appier, Jane Sr. 118, 124 Archibald. Beth Soph. 172 Archibald. Jay Sr. 118 Archibald. Marlin Jr. 150 Arnett, John Sr. 118 Arnold, Jackie Soph. 172 Aronson, Karl Sr. 118 Aronson, Lyle Sr. 118 Artibey, Joseph Soph 172 Ask am, Craig Soph. 172 Ask am, Steven Jr. 150 Ater. Susan Jr. 150 Atkins. Roderick Sr. 118 Atkins. Wavne Jr. 150 Atnip. Mark Jr. 150 A versing, Jayne Soph 172 Avila, Edward Jr. 36, 1 50 Ayers, Theresa Sr 118 B Babers. Dorlette. Jr. 150 Bacon. Jacquelyn, Jr. 150 Bacon. Lon Soph 68, 90, 172 Bailey. William Soph. 172 Baker, David Jr. 74, 150 Baker, Doree Jr. 150 Baker. Rickie Sr. 118 Bakers. Steve Jr. 150 Baldridge, Timothy Soph 172 Ballinger. Debra Jr. 150 Ballinger. Paul Jr 68,69, 150 Balliu, Dale Soph. 172 Balliu. Steve Jr. 45, 150 Baltimore, John Soph. 172 Bamman, Susan Jr. 150 Banks. Diane Sr. 118 Banks, Tony Soph. 69. 172 Barbee, Chrtstv Soph. 172, 189 Barber. Gaylene Soph. 172 Barber. Marsha Jr. 150 Barber. Richard Sr 45, 118 Barkau, Linda Soph. 172 Barlow. Rich) Soph. 89. 172 Barnett, Barbara Soph. 172 Barnett, Daniel Sr. 118 Barnett, Gregory Soph 89, 172 Barnett, Jeffrey Jr. 150 Barnett, Morris Jr. 150 Barnes. Linda Jr. 150, 153 Barrett, Jana Soph. 172 Bates, Calvin Soph. 90.91, 172 Bauersfeld, Kathleen Soph. 172 Baugh, Nilia Jr. 150 Bauwens. David Soph. 172 Bea, Ernest Sr. 118 Bea. Ronald Jr. 84. 150 Beach. Deborah Jr. 150 Bealer, Karen Soph. 68. 69, 172 Beam, Cheryl Jr. 65. 75, 150 Beason. Robert Soph. 172 Beaudry, Sheree Jr. 150 Beckman. Margaret Sr. 31. 119 Begyn, L aurie Sr. 51.52, 119 Behr. Patrick Jr. 150 Behrens, Clark Jr. 150 Behrens, Patricia Soph. 172 Beinke, Janna Soph. 59. 172 Bell, Jody Soph. 172 Bell. Mclisa Jr. 65, 172 Bell. Roxanne Sr. 119 Bender. Randy Sr. 119 Benedict. Michael Sr. 119 Benesh. Felicia Soph. 172 Benfields, Timothy Soph. 89. 172 Bengston. Diane Sr. 119 Bennett. Dennis Jr. 150 Bennett. Rebecca Soph. 172 Bennett. Rhonda Jr 25, 73. 113. 149, 150, 166 Bennett, Timothv Soph. 172 Benson, Peter Soph. 172 Bentley. Pat Li Jr. 150 Benton, James Jr. 150 Bens . Rex Jr. 90, 150 Berberich, Ken Jr. 150 Berg. Gary Soph. 71, 173 Berg. Jack Soph. 173 Berg. Kristine Jr. 45. 150 Berg. Michael Jr. 150 Bescrra. Mike Jr. 150 Bessert. l.ola Jr. 150 Bertclsen. Andrea Soph. 69. 173 Beserra, Mike Bessert. Lila Betsy, Kenneth Jr. 150 Bcvill, Catherine Soph. 173 Bcvill. Toby Sr 44.45. 119 Bibee, Mayda Sr. 119 Bibee, Patricia Jr. 150 Bien. David Jr. 150 Bierman. Joseph Sr. 119 Bierman, Julianne Jr. 150 Bigsby, Nancy Sr. 119 Birely, Dale Soph. 173 Birely, Gail Soph. 173 Birely, George Soph 173 Bjork. James Sr 25, 119 Bjornson. Christian Soph 173 Black, Charles Sr. 119 Black. Cynthia Sr. 45. 119 Black. Pamela Jr. 150 Black. Sharon Soph. 173 Bladcl. Deborah Sr 119 Bladel, Dorothy Jr. 150 Bladcl, Sheri Soph. 173 Bladcl, Susan Jr. 150 Blair, Teddy Soph. 173 Blake. John Jr. 45. 140 Bland, Debbie Jr 150 Bleuer. Ann Soph. 173 Blick, Bob Jr. 65. 66. 150 Blocker. Dora Sr. 43, 119 Blomberg. Craig Jr. 35. 65. 66. 150 Blood, David Jr 41, 150 Bloom, Debbie Jr. 150 Bode!I, Bill Jr ISO Boehm, Daniel Sopn. 173 Boetje. John Sr. 119 Bohannon. Howard Jr. 151 Bohannon. William Soph. 173 Boldt. Theresa Sr. 61,73. 119 Bolis. John Jr. 84. 151 Bonds, Lois Jr. 151 Books, Lynn Jr . 151 Boone. Otis Jr. 34,84, 151 Boostrom, Diane Sr. 65, 119 Booth. Ricky Soph. 173 Borden. Joanne Jr. 65, 151 Boswell. Mark Soph. 173 Boughan, Michael Jr. 90. 91. 151 Bowers. Randall Sr. 75, 119 Bowser. Cynthia Soph. 173 Bowser, Dale Soph. 173 Boyd, Minnie Soph. 173 Boyle, Bill Jr. 69, 75, 151 Boyle. Richard Sr 119 Bradley, Lmond Soph 173 Bradley, Perry Sr. 57, 119 Bradley, Robin Soph. 173 Bradley. W ally Jr 84. 151 Bradney.Steven Soph. 173 Braet. Jeff Jr 151 Bragg, Wynell Sr 65, 119 Branch, Allen Soph. 90, 173 Bradmeyer. Steven .Jr. 151 Breiby. Connie Soph. 173 Breiby. David Sr. 102, 103, 119 Brems, Richard Soph 173 Brent, Jay Jr. 75.84, 85, 151 Bret .. Taryn Sr. 119 Brewer. Rodney Sr. 119 Brick. Karen Soph. 173 Bndgeford. Steven Soph. 173 Briesch. Marlene Soph. 25, 173 Briggs. Susan Soph. 110, 173 Brinkmeyer. Kurt Sr. 74, 119 Brinkmeyer, Thomas Soph. 173 Britton, Lucille Soph. 173 Brockett, Julie Jr. 151 Brolander, Randy Jr. 151 Brooks, Christopher Sr. 45, 119 Brooks, James Soph. 173 Brooks. Susie Jr. 25. 2, 65. 113,151 Brooks, Terrance Sr; 119 Brooks, Theresa Sr. 65. 75, 120.119 Brostrom, Scott Soph. 173 Brotman, Rona Jr. 151 Brouhard. Beverly Sr. 120 Brown. Betty Jo Jr. 151 Brown. Daniel S. Jr. 151 JBj Brown, Dennis Sr. 120 iH Brown, Jeffrey Soph. 89. ■ 173 Brown, Juanita Jr. 151 Brown. Michael Sr. 120 Brown. Randy Jr 45, 151 k Brown. Sherry Soph. l73gF Brosovich. Larry Sr. 44. 45, 120 Bruggeman, Carl Jr. 151 Bruggeman, David Soph. 173 Brunat. Mark Soph. 89, 173 Bruslcr. hnc Sr. Utl Brunswick. Terri Jr, 45, 151 Bryan, Jewell Soph. 173 Bryner, Gcogcry Sr 120 Buckles, Christina Sr. 48. 120 Buckles. Matt Soph. 173 Buckman, Gail Jr. 151 Buckrop, Kenneth Soph. Buller. John Jr. 151 Bundy. Patrick Soph 174 Bur field, Sandra Sr 65, 120 Burgess. Robert Sr. 26, 120 Burk, Michael Sr, 120 Burk, Teresa Soph. 174 Burke, Douglas Jr. 151 Burke, Patrick Sr 120 Burnett, Carolyn Soph 174 Burn , Alice Colleen Soph. 174 Bursott, Joyce Soph 174 Burton, Deborah Sr 120 Burton, Jan Soph. 174 Buscr. Patrick Jr 151 Bush, Melmda Soph 69, 174 Bush, Ronald Sr 120 Busard, Garv Soph ' 174 C- Cacich, (. hristmeJr. 151 Caldwell. Denise Jr. 151 Calsyn, AktnnaSr. 121 Campbell, Constance Soph. 174 Campbell, David Sr. 121 Campbell, Jacobs Jr. 151 Cannon,John Soph. 174 Cannon, 1 arrySoph. 174 Capps, Billy Joe Jr. 41, 151 Caras. Peter Sr. 25. 75, 121, 141 Card. Ronald Soph. 174 Carey, Rodney Soph. 174 Carey, Steven Sr 121 Carey, Tina Jr. 151 Carlcton, Brenda Jr. 151 Carleton, Edmond Jr. 151 Carlson, Anna Lisa Soph 174 Carlson, Eric Soph. 174 Carlson, Gary Sr. 106. 121 Carmack. Collen. Jr. 151. 166 Carmack. Martin Soph. 174 Carnithan, Randy Jr. 45, 152 Carolhers. John Soph. 174 Carothers, Pamela Soph. 113,474 Carpenter, Sonya, Soph. 174 Carpenter Tonya Jr. 45, 152 ’ Carpentier, Dawn Jr. 152 t arpentier. Kirk Sr. 121 Carr. Bob Jr. 152 Carr. Michael Sr. 45, 121 Carr, Vivecca Sr. 67, 121 Carroll, Guy Soph. 174 Carson, (Taig Sr 109, 121 Carstens. Julie Sr 121 Carter Charles Sr. 121 Cassini. Mike Jr, 152 CaMagnoli, Steve Jr, 41. 152 Gather, Woody Jr. 152 Chadwick, Jody Soph. 174 Chambers. David Sr 44. 45. 121 Chance, Bcdcylr flRT Chandler. Dale Soph. 174 Chandler, Jeff Soph. 174 Chaney, John Sr. 84.90. 121 Chaney, Scott Soph. 174 Chappell, Donna Soph. 174 Chappell, Debbie Jr. 52. Charleston, Deborah Soph. 174 Cheek, Lisa Soph 174 Cherry , WcnonaSr. 122 Chisholm. Jeffery Jr. 152 Christensen, Vicky Syph. Christensen, William Jr. 57, Colclasure, Cynthia Soph. 175 Cole. Johnnie Sr. 22 A ’ Collier David Soph. 175 Collier, Elizabeth Jr. 152 Collier, Ernest Jr. 152 Collins, Ann Jr. 52,65, 66, 71, 152 Collins. Gerald Soph. 175 Collins. Jon Soph. 175 Collins. John Soph. 175 Collin? , Michael Soph 25, 89,175 Collins. Nancy Sr. 122 Cofen, C harles Sr. 122 t ombes. Willard Wright Soph. 71. 175 Congdon, Michael Soph. 175 Conley, Brenda Jr. 15 ¥ Connelly, Leana Sr. 122 Cook. Morris Soph. 175 C ook. Terry Jr 152 Cooper, Kenneth Jr. 84, 152 C ooper, Marsha Jr 67, 1 5; Cooper, Reginald Jr. 152 Coopridcr, Nanette Soph. m Copenhaver, Rick Sr. 122 Corners. ( hr U. bopll. 175 Corwin, Dennis Jt. 152 Cowsin, Peter Soph. 175 Cox. Bill Soph. 175 Cox. Craig Soph 17 Cox. James S| 48,122 Cox Jean Sr. 74. 122 C ou 1 son, Diane Jr. 152 Craig. Robert Jr 152 Cralle, Deanne Soph 175,, 84, 152 Christner, James Sr. 122 Christner, Janet Jr. 152 Ciiticione. James Michael JPKph. 174 Clancy. (Slagel) Michael Soph. 174 Clancy. Patricia J,r„L52 Clark. Jjbuh ara Saph v l ' Clark. Carol Sr 122 Clark. Jeffery J 152 Clark. Susan Soph 174 tTarquist, Vicki Sr. 49. 55, 65,122 Clash, Dan Soph 89. 174 Clash, Henry Jr. 84, 85. 152 Clason, Lori Soph. 122 Caluson. Brenda Soph. 74, 174 Clay, Sherry Jr. 43,65.67, 152 Claugh, Kathleen Soph 174 Cleaveland, Benjamin Soph. 69, 174 Clemann. Robin Jr. 152 Clevcnstine, Robert Jr. 26, 65.152 Clinton. Jim Jr 65,73.152 Cloniger. Rick Jr. 152 Clymer. Wanda Soph. 174 Cobb. Vickie Soph. 175 Coberly, Brian Soph. 175 Coberly, Jean Sr. 110, 122 Cobert, Roxanne Soph 175 Cobert, Steven Sr. 69. 122 Cochran, Don Jr. 24, 35.63, 65,66.68,69.71. 152 Cochran, John Sr. 24, 25. 26,63.65.66, 122 Cochren. Russell Sr. 122 Cockerill, John Sr. 68, 69, 122 69 Crawford, Polly Soph. 175 Crawford, Terry Jr. 152 I ' rawi ' ord. W lliam Jr. 152 Creger, Todd Soph 175 ( rew s. V icky Soph. 175 Criddle, Linda Sr (22 ( nsp, Christopher Jr. 152 risp. Joan Soph. 175 Crisp. Thomas Soph. 175 Cromer, Shelley Sr. 122 Croplon, Larry Soph . 68. 69,175 Croplon, Mary Soph 175 Crooks, Carol Soph. w5 Crosby, Brian Soph. 175 • Crosby. June Jr. 1$2 Crosby . Robert Jr, 152 Crosbv. $usan Sopft. 175 ; Crouse, Daniel Jr 132 Crouse, Dennis Sr. 122 Cfowe, Terrance Soph. 175 Crtnvnover, David Jr. 152 Cueno. Ronald Soph 175 Cueno. Susan Sr 122 Cullison. Carolyn vSoph. 175 Cunningham, Dwayne Soph.175 Cunningham. Rodney i n i o Curry. Dan Soph. 175 Curtis. Janet Soph. 175 T Curtis. Lisa Sr. 122 Curtiss. Lawrence Soph. 175 Cushaman, Robert Scott Soph. 71, 175 Cusick, Kevin Soph. 175 D Dacon. Dave Soph. 175 Daggett. Betty Jr. 152 Dahlen, Ann Jr. 65, 152 Dailey, Stephen Soph. 1775 Danielson, Carla Jr. 55, 152 Danielson, Deborah Soph. 175 Danner, Curtis Soph. 176 Darland, Kenneth Soph. 176 Darr, Debra Jr. 152 Darr, Dinah Sr. 122 Dassiy lice Jr. 152 Das so, Mary Kim Sr. 122 Dau, Jack Jr. 152 Davie. Neil Sr. 40. 68.69, 70. 122 Davis. Betsy Soph. 176 Davis, Beverly Jr. 152 Davis, Cheryl Soph. 69. 176 Davis, Daniel t. Jr. 152 Davis, Daniel E. Jr. 152 Davis. Dawn Jr. 153 Davis. Debra Sr. 67. 122 Davis, Diana Sr. 122 Davis. Diane, Jr, 153 Davis, Donna Soph. 25, 113. 171. 176 Davis, Edward Soph. 176 Davis. Karen Jr 69. 70, 153 Davis, Miriam Jr 153 Davis, Robert Sr 122 DavLs. Tommie Soph. 176 Davison. Terry Jr 153 Dtivon. Dawn Sr. 122 Daxon, Kim Soph. 176 Day, Diane Sr. 65,66, 122 Day. Mary Soph. 176 Dean, Carol Sr. 113, 122 Dean, Willis Jr. 153 DeBrobander. Mary Sr. 123 DeBruvne, Joseph Soph. 176 Decker. i |rilia Sr. 123 DeGrauwe, Steven Jr. 153 Dcllaven. Eddie Jr. 153 Delcourt, Charles Soph. 176 Dclcoiirt, Peter Jr, 84. 153 JXIeu. Arthur Soph J76 Dcloose, Cynthia Soph. 176 Dcloose Paula Jr. 153 DeMotC Kathrvn Sr. 67, 123 ' DcMott. Rebecca Soph 176 l mr . Criae Soph 17o DeMCnTk. Kevin Sr. 123 Dennis. Jeffery Soph 71, ( 176 DePaepe. Andrew Soph. m DePaepe, Gary Soph. 176 DePaepe, Joseph, Jr. 153 DePaepe. Michael Jr. 153 DePauw. Jeffery Jr. 153 DePew, Michael Soph. 176 DePron, Steve Sr 123 DeRoo. Kathleen Sr. 74, 123 Dettmann. Howard Soph. £ 176 Dctwiler, John Soph. 31. 176 Dcutsch. Drew Jr 25. 109. 153 Deutsch, Jeffery Soph. 176 Dew, Margie Sr. 25. 110. 123 DeW inter, David Jr. 153 DcW in, Jay Soph. 89. 176 DeWitt, Jill Sr. 59, 123 DcWitte Mary Ellen Jr. 153 Dias, Anna Sr. 45, 123 Dias. Patricia Jr. 153 Dickerson, Gregg Soph. 109, 176 Dickey. Kenneth Soph. 176 Dillingham, Debra Soph. 176 Dingeldein, Phillip Sr. 123 Dismer. Gretchen Jr. 51, 153 Dixon, Judy Jr. 153 Docherty. Melanie Jr. 153 Dock term an, Michael Sr. 4.25, 123 Doherty, James Soph. 176 Dohner. Susanne. Soph. 176 Done Ison, Doris Sr 123 Donclson, Ervie Soph 89. 176 iDonlin, Mary Sr. 68, 70. l Vt 123 Doonan. Leslie Sr. 123 Dor beck. David Soph. 89, 176 Doreen. Carson Soph 176. 25 Dorman, Deborah Jr. 153 Dorman, Jeffrey Sr. 123 Douglas. Craig Sr. 123 Douglas. Michael Sr. 123 Dowell, Barry Jr 65, 153 Downing. Darcy Sr 123, 125 Downing, Dawn Sr. 75. 123 Downs. Kathy Soph. 176 Downs. Tern, Jr. 153 Doyle. Mary Teresa Soph. 176 Drake. Debra Sr. 123 Drake, Sandra Soph 176 Drevich. Richard Soph. 176 Drish. JoniJr 153 Drish. Thomas Soph. 176 Drivtsky. Joan Jr 15? Downs, Catherine Jr. 153 Duff. Marguerite Sr 123 Duffy. Robert Jr 153 Dugan. Edward Jr. 153 Duke. Lorenzo Jr. 153 Dulaney, Karen Soph. 176 Duncan. Donald Jr 153 E Each, Wayne Soph. 89. 90. 176 Eagle. Bruce Jr. 28, 153, 157 Eagle. Mark Jr. 153 Easley, Faith Jr. 153 Easley, Janice Soph. 176 Easley, Peggy Sr. 123 Eberts, Ronald Soph. 176 fcekerman. Tern Jr 153 Eckert. Brian Sr. 123 Ecklcs, Susan Sr 67, 123 Edgerson. Orlando Sr. 84. 102, 103, 123 Edmondson, Carol Sr. 123 Edmondson. Joseph Soph. 176 Edwards. Aria Soph. 176 Edwards, Harold Soph. 176 Edwards, Janice Jr. 153 Edwards. Mark Sr. 35. 36. 39, 40. 66, 123 Edwards. Riley Soph. 51, 176 Edwards, Sharon Soph. 177 Edwards,Theresa Soph. 177 Egan. Thomas Jr. 153 Ehters, Kathy Soph. 177 Ehlers, W illiam Jr. 153 Ehmen, Lorn Soph. 177 Lisenberg, Lawrence Sr. 124 bkbald. James Jr. 153 Ekin, Rose Mary Jr. 153 Elder. Daniel Sr. 124 Elder. Robert Soph. 177 Elder. Rosemary Soph. 177 Elliott, Terry Sr 44. 45. 124 Ellis, Brice Soph. 177 Ellis. Florence Soph. 177 Ellis, Janet Sr. 52, 124 Ellis, Richard Soph 89, 177 Ellis. Robert Sr. 69, 121. 124 Ellison, Elizabeth Jr. 65, 68. 69,153 Elsbury. Randy Sr. 124 Elscy, Michael Jr. 153 Ely. William Jr. 153 Emrv. Wendy Jr. 153 Eng, Thomas Soph. 177 Engeland, Wannetta Soph. 177 Engels, Kenneth Sr. 124 Engles, RosanneSr. 124 Engstrom. Cheryl Soph. 177 Englstrom, Mark Jr. 153 Enlow, Jerilyn Sr. 67, 124 Enlow, Jodell Soph. 177 Epperly. Gina Soph. 70, 177 Erickson, Larry Soph. 109, 177 Emat. Daniel Soph. 177 Ernat. David Sr. 3, 124 Erwin, Ann Jr 33 47, 61. 65,68. 70, 71, 153 Erring, Craig Sr. 124 Essary. Edward Sr 124 Lssary. Kathy Jr. 153 El el. Charles Jr. 153 Fvans. Christine Jr. 58. 59. 153 Evans. Christopher Jr. 154 Evans Nancy Jr. 25. 55, 65, 150,154 Evans, Robert Ir 26, 84, 154 Eychaner. Richard Soph. 177 F | Faith. Janice Jr. 154 Faith, Joyce Jr 154 Fausetl Janet Jr. 154 Fawcett, Marilyn Sr. 124 Fay, Virginia Jr 31,j42, 154 Ferguson. John Sr 45. 124 Ferkel. Randy Jr, 154 Fern. LoreceSopn. 177 Fmdley. Carey Jr, 154 Fisher. Glen Jr 154 Fisher. Teresa Jri 154 Fittro, Susan Jr 154 Fitts. Robert Sr 124 Flack, Bradley Sfc 125 Flodeen. Pamela Sr. 74, 125 Flores, l.es Jr. 154 Flowers, Rodney Jr 154 F ' luegal, Michael Sr 125 Flynn, Mary Sr 125 Foley. John Jr. 154 Foley, Lynn Sr 60, 74. 73. 125 Foley, Michael Soph. 25. 89.171.177 1 Forbes. Steven Jr.B54 Fordham. Rhonda Soph 177 Forslund. PatricijISoph. 177 Foss, Bonnie Soph. 177 Foss, Thomas Sr„ 125 Foster, John Soph. 89. 177 Foster, Paul Soph. 45, 89. 177 Foster Steven Soph. 177 Foster, Teresa Soph 177 Foulkes. Cheryl Sr. 125 Fou Iks, Lori a Jr 154 Fountain, Roy Sr. 125 Fowler, Gwen Jr. 154 Fox. Alice Jr. 154 Fox. Robert Soph. 177 Fox. Vickie Sr. 125 France, Cheryl L. Jr. 34. 73, 154 France, Joanne Soph. 177 Franck, George Jr. 154 Franck, John Sr. 125 Franck, Mark Sr. 84, 125 Franck, Peter Soph. 90, 177 Frank, Michael Soph. 177 Frank, Rebecca Sr. 125 Frank, Renee Soph. 177 Franks, Andrea Jr. 41, 154 Freeburg, Tina Soph. 177 Freeland. Crystal Sr. 121, 125 Freeman, Sheila Jr. 154 Frees. Steven Soph. 177 Freiburg, Carol Soph. 177 Frey. Una Soph. 177 Friday. Arthur Sr. 125 Friedline. Janice Jr. 154 Fritz. Rachel Sr 125 Frowein, Debra Sr. 125 Frys. Cheryl Sr 126 Fulton, Samuel Jr. 154 Fulton, Vanesa Soph. I 78 G Gage, Rebecca Sr. 126 Gahn, Eric Sr. 126 Gang, Stephen Soph. 178 Gang, Teresa Sr. 126 Gann, Jimmy Soph. 89, 178 Gano, Daniel Soph. 178 Gansz, Daniel Sr. 126 Gansz. Donald Jr. 154 Garber. Alan Jr. 25. 154 Garber, Deborah Jr. 32, 154 Gardner, Melody Soph. 178 Gardner. Michelle Jr. 155 Gardner. Ronald Jr. 155 Garrett, Daniel Jr. 55, 155 Garrett, Donald Soph. 178 Garrett. Patricia Soph. 178 Garrett, Van Jr. 155 | Gates. Annie Soph 178 Gatton. Jeannie Jr. 155 Gay, Rhonda Sr. 73, 126 Gaylor. Joseph Jr. 155 1 Geiger. James Jr. 155 Geisendorfer, John Soph, 178 Geisler, Daniel Soph. 89, 178 Geisler. Marilyn Sr. 75, 126 Geist, Daniel Jr. 155 Gelaude, Patricia Sr. 126 Gerlich. Gina Sr. 126 Gerlich. Glenna Jr. 155 Gerlich, Gregg Soph. 178 German. David Jr. 155 Gernian Thomas Sr. 126 Geuthcr, Debra Soph 178 Gibbs, Carol Jr. 155 Gibson, Donald Jr. 68, I 55 Gilmore. Jamie Jr. 67, 155 Gilmore. Wendy Jr. 155 Gimm, Donald Jr 15 Gindlesparger. James Soph. 89,178 Gindlesparger, Mark Sr. 126 Ginnesberge, Carol Sr. 126 Gladkins, Gail Soph. 178 Glider, Vickie Soph. 68, 178 Glover. Daryl Jr 69, 155 Godfrey, Phillip Soph. 178 Godkin. Janelle Soph. 178 Godkin. Julie Sr. 126 Goins, William Sr. 126 Golden, Howard Sr. 25, 75, 126,144 Goldsmith. Loreen Sr. 52, 59,126 Goldstein. Daniel Sr. 126 Golofsky. Tamara Soph. 178 Gooch. Dennis Soph. 178 Goodman, Debra Jr. 155 Goold. Karen Soph. 178 Goold. Tanya Soph. 178 Gordon, John Sr. 126 Gordon, Timothy Soph. 25, 68.69, 89, 178, 182 Gorenstein, Linda Jr. 155 Gorodet cr. Shelley Jr. 155 Gorsuch, Bradley Soph. 173.178 Gorsuch, Suzanne Sr. 52, 73,75. 113, 126 | Gosney, Randy Soph. 178. . Gosney, Steven Sr. 126 Gotthardt. Joseph Sr. 126 Gotthardt. Bonnie Sr. 126 Gottsch. .1 cilery Jr. 155 . Gould, Candy Jr 155 Goveia. William Soph. 178 Grabau, Douglas Jr. 155 Grabosch. Jerry Soph 178 Grams. Betty Soph 178 Grams. Mary Sr. 68. 70, 74. 126 Graves, Donald Soph. 69. 109. 178 Gray , John Jr 155 Gray, Linda Sr. 126 Gray Sue Jr. 25. 155 Gray Susie Soph. 178 Green, Carolyn Sr. 47. 55. 65, 126 Green, Duane Soph ,178 Green, James Jr. 155 Green, Michael fr. 155 Green. Robert Soph’ 178 Green, Roland Soph. 178 Green, Vicki Sr. 126 Greenberg. Jill Soph. 178 Greene. Mark Soph. 89. 178 Greenleaf, Joan Jr. 155 Greenleaf, Mark Sr.. 126. 57 Greenman. Leon Sr. 126 Greenman. Walter Jr. 155 Greenwood, Brenda Sr. 126 Greenwood. Jan Soph. 178 Greenwood, Nancy Jr. 155 Greer, Gregory S oph. 178 Gregg, James Sr. 127 Gregory, Eileen Sr. 127 Grevas. Kim Jr. 49. 155 Greve. Patricia Sr. 65. 127 Greve, Steven Jr. 47. 68, ■ 155 Grimm, Randall Sr. 127 Grimm, Rhonda Soph. 178 Gross, Jerry Jr. 155 Grossell, Mary Soph. }2 y 178 Guier, Donald Sr. 127 Guldenzoph. David Sr. 90. 91, 127 Gulley. Brian Soph 178 Gunnell, David Sr. 25. 127 ! Gunther, Olinda Jr. 67, 69, ) 155 Guth. LinneaSoph. 178 Gutherie, Edwin Soph. 178 Guthrie, Kevin Jr. 69, 84, 155 H Haberthur, Linda Jr. 153, 155 Hafeman, Clarie Soph. 179 Mainline, Richard Jr. 79, 109, 108,155 Haley, Nancy Soph. 179 Hall. Brian Soph. 68, 89, 179 Hall, Christine Sr. 127 Hall. Craig Sr. 65. 127 Hall, Dorothy Jr. 155 Hall. Geneva Sr. 45, 127 Hall, Lynda Soph. 179 Hall. Milton Soph. 179 Hall. Pamela Sr. 127 Hallas, Linda Sr. 127 Haller. Nona Soph. 68, 179 Hallgren, Holly Jr. 155 Hamilton. Deborah Soph. 179 Hamilton. Patsy Jr. 156 Hamlin. Jean Sr. 127 Hammock, JoAnn Soph. 179 - Hammond, Joe Soph. 179 Hammond, Joseph Jr. 156 Hamrick, Kenneth Soph 1 179 Hancks. Marsha Soph. 179 Handelman.Kasse.fr 156 Hankin, Cecil Wayne Soph. 179 Hankins. Kim Soph. 179 Hanna. Susan Soph. 25, 17V Flannie, Katha Sr. 68, 70, 127 Hansen, Dennis Jr. 84, 156 Hanson, kuriSoph. P9 Han.ssen, Joseph Jr. 156 Harder. Mary Jr. 156 Harkey, Donna Jr. 156 Hark less. Kay Soph. 179 Harksen, Ronald, Sr. 127 Harmon, Robbi Soph. 179 Harms, Gary Jr. 156 I Lironik, Martin Jr. 156 Harper, Rodney Soph. 179 Harm, Danny W. Sr. 127 Harris, Frank Soph 179 Harris. Vance Jr. 156 Harrison, Eleanor Diane ioph.179 Harrison. Kim Jr. 84, 156 1 lart, Judy Jr. 67. 68, 69. 156 Hartman, Michael Sr 84, 120. 127 Hartman, Sharon Soph. 179 Harvey, Emanuel Jr. 156 Harvey, Gary Jr. 156 Haskins, Robert Sr. 127 Hasselberg, Martin Sr. 127 Hasselberg, Stanley Jr. 156 Hasson, Cynthia Sr 127 Hatlett. Richard Sr. 68, 69, [ 71, 127 Hatlett, Robert Soph. 179 Hauman, Diana Soph. 179 Hauman, Steven Sr. 127 Hauser, Christine Sr. 127 Hawkins. Kim Jr. 156 ■ Hay, Carol Jr. 156 Hayden. Diane Sr, 127 1 Hayes, Craig Soph 179 Haves. Toni Sr. 44. 45, 127 Haymon. Brenda Jr. I 56 Haymon. Marvin Sr. 12? Haynes, W ard Sr. 127 Headley, Susan Jr. 25. 30, I 156 __ Heard. Helen Sr. 45. 127 Heath. Debra Soph. 179 Heatherington, Julie Soph. 179 Heber, Jeffrey Soph. 179 Heber. Linda Jr 45, 156 Heffernan. Agnes Jr. 67, 156 Heffernan, Virginia Soph. 55, 179 Hegg, Holly Sr. 59, 127 Hegg, Julie Jr. 156 Heggen. Charles Sr. 84, 127 Heggen, Michael Soph. 89, 90, 179 Helms, Dennis Soph. 179 Henderson, Judy Sr. 128 Hendrickson. Bradley Jr. 156 Henncnian, Mary Jr. 75, 156 Henry, Charles Jr. 156 Henry. Thomas Soph. 179 Henson, Kathy Jr. 156 Herford, Holly Jr. 156, 157 Hess. PattieJr. 65. 156. 169 Hester, Carolyn Soph. 179 Heth, Scott Soph. 89, 179 | Hiatt, Toni Jr. 157 j Hickerson. Cynthia Jr. 157 Hickerson, Susan Soph 179 Hickle, Robert Jr. 157 Hickson, Cathryn Sr. 128 Higbee, Denise Jr. 157 k Hilderbrand, Rita Jr. 157, J IM III 11. Bobby Soph. 179 Hill. Donald Soph. 69. 90, W 179 Hill, Bradford Sr 128 Hill, John Jr. 84. 157 Hill, MickieSr. 128 Hill, Robert E.Jr.84, 90, 157, 164 Hill. Roger Sr. 128 Hill. Steven Sr. 128 Hill. Thomas Soph. 179 Hill. Vickie Soph. 179 Hillman, Kathy Jr. 157 Flindman, Jeffrey Soph 89, 179 Hiner. Gregory Jr. 157 Hines, Dewey Soph. 89. 179 Hines, Kathleen Soph. 179 Hinton. Jon Soph. 179 Hite, Vicki Sr. 25, 65, 128 Hinrichsen, Scott Jr. 157 Hiracheta, Dian Jr. 157 Hodge. Martha Jr 157 Hodson. Cy nthi ‘ l £k Z | 128 Hodson, Shari Soph. 179 Hoffman. Brenda Jr. 157 Hoke, Roger Soph. 179 Holcomb. Brad Soph. 179 Hollars, Donald Sr. 128 Hollars, Michael Soph. 179 Hollars, Renee Sr 128 Hollan, Michael Jr. 157 Flolman, John Jr. K4. 85, 157 Holman, Regan Ann Sr 1 128 Holmes. Stephen Soph I 79 Holmquist, Joseph Sr 12S Holmquist, Patty Jr. 157 ] Hoi tarn, HoHi Soph. 179 [ Holub. Jay Jr 109, 157 Holyman. Linda Soph. 179 Hong, Peter Soph. 180 Hooks, Cathy Sr. 128 Hoots. Steven Soph. 89. 180 Hoover, Mark Soph. 69, 180 Hoover, Susann Soph. 180 Hopper. Nancy Jr. 113. 151. 157 Horvath, Deborah Jr 157 Hoskins, Cathy Sr 128 Hoskins, Davis Soph. 180 Hoskins, Joyce Soph. 180 Hoss, Debra Jr. 157 Hoteling. Robin Sr. 128 Hotle. Peggy Sr. 63. 74. 129 Houston. Ramon Soph. 180 Howell, Deborah Jr. 157 Hoyle, Brenda Sr. 129 Hudson, James Sr. 129 Hudson, Jeri Jr. 157 Hudson, Ronald Soph. 25. 89.90, 180 Hudson. Richard Jr. 157. 25. 84 HulT. Kim Sr. 129 Huff, Linda Jr 157 Huffman, Bart Jr 68. 69, 71.90, 157 Huffman. Mar Soph. 69, 110.180 Hughes. Mice Soph. 180 Hughes, David Soph. 109, 180 Hughes, Kathryn Sr. 43, 65, 129 I lughes. Ophelia Sr. 129 Hughes. Pamela Soph. 180 Hughes, Richard Jr. 84, 157 Hughes, Rita Jr. 157 Hull. Lynn Jr. 157 Hulsbrink. Bart Sr. 129 Hume, McjissaSoph 180 Humphrcv. Douglas Sr 25, j 45, ' 60, 129 Humphrey, Kevin Jr. 157 Hunt. Ralph Sr. 129 Hurd, Kimberly Sr. 129 Huskey, Eugene Soph. 180 Hyman. Marc Soph. 174, 180 Hynes. Mary Sr. 129 I Iglehart, Kathleen Sr. 129 Iglehart, Lisa Jr. 73, 151, 157 Ingogly. Mary Jr. 157 Ingold, Daniel Soph 71, 180 Ingram, Roosevelt Soph. 25, 180 Isaacson. Donna Sr 44,45. 129 Iverson, Kathryn.Soph 180 J Jackson, Desiree Jr. 71. 153, 157 Jackson. Haldy Jr. 157 Jackson. Kathleen Sr. 129 Jackson. Lynn Jr. 34, 157 Jackson, Napoleon Soph. 180 Jackson. Phillip Soph 180 Jackson, Robert Soph 90 . 180 I Jacobs, Carl Soph 180 l Jacobs, Debbi Jr. 45, 157 Jacobs, Stephen Jr 157 James. Jacquelyn Sr. 129 James. Jeffrey Sr. 130 James, Randy Jr. 157 Janssen, Susan Jr. 67. 75, 157 Jawoiss, Judy Jr. 157 Jech, Karen Soph. 180 Jech, Kathleen Sr. 130 Jecks, Robert Sr. 130 Jensen, Kathryn Sr. 130 Jensen, Kurt Jr. 157 Jersild, Cam Jr. 157 Jersild, North Sr. 130 Jett. Ronald Soph. 89. 180 Jingst, Stephen Soph. 180 Jinks, Rogar Soph. 180 Joannides. John Sr. 130 Joannides. Katherine Sr 25.24, 74, 130 Johnson, Betty Soph. 180 Johnson, Bcva Ann Sr. 130 Johnson. Carla Soph. 180 Johnson. Centrilla Jr. 157 Johnson. Christopher Soph. 180 Johnson. Corinnc Jr 158 Johnson, Craig Sr. 136 Johnson. Daniel Soph. 180 Johnson. Debbie Soph. 180 Johnson, Deborah Jr. 25. 158 Johnson, Delores Sr. 130 Johnson, Gregory Sr. 130 Johnson, Herbert Soph. 180 Johnson, Jack Soph. 180 Johnson, Janice Jr. 158 Johnson, Jean Ann Soph 180 Johnson, Jcanie Jr. 65, 158 Johnson, Julie Jr. 158 Johnson, Julie Sr. 130 Johnson. Lenore Jr. 41, 158 Johnson, Lori Soph. 25, ISO Johnson. Marc Soph. 180 | Johnson, Mark L. Sr. 130 f Johnson. Michael Soph. 130 Johnson. Pauline Sr. 45. Joh on. Pbilli[ sr.£5, 130 i Johr onRoniftd Jr. %. 158 J oh nsonj Sharon Jr, 158 Johnson, Su anne Jr.158. Johnston, Anna Jr. 158 Johnston. Claudia Sr. 130 Johnston. Martha Sr. 28. 48,75, 130 Johnston, William Gordon Soph. 180 Jones, Belinda Sr. 130. 141 Jones, Cheryl Sr. 130 Jones. Deborah Sr. 40. 39, 130 Jones, Llois Jr. 158 Jones. Eva Jr. 158 Jones, Felicia Jr 158 Jones, Francis Soph 180 Jones, Jonathan Soph. 68, 71, 109. 180 Jones, Linda Sr. 67. 130 Jones. Lloyd Jr 158 Jones. Michael Soph 180 Jones. Patricia Jr. 158 Jones. Robert Jr 158 Jones. Sara Soprr ■M K Kain. Gerald Soph. 180 Kalina. Emily Jr. 67. 158 Kalinchinsky, Susan Jr. 158 Kallenberger (Carlson). Starr Soph. 1 0 Kannenberg, Darfy Soph. 180 Karr, Robert Sr 130 Karzin. KatherineSoph. 71. 180 Kean, Michael Jr. 90, 158 Kell, Ellis Jr. 158 1 Kell, Susan Sr. 130 Kelleher. Theresa Sr. 130 Kellum, Michael Sr. 130 Kelly, Deborah Sr. 55. 59. 130 Kelly. Diana Sr. 130 Kelly, Elise Soph 180 Kelly, Evely n Jr. 158 Kelly, Kevin Soph. 180 Kelly, Ruth Sr. 130 Kelly, Thomas Soph. 180 Kemble, Donna Sr. 130 Kemp. Sandra Soph. 180 Kennedy, Charlene Jr. 158 Kennedy, Deborah Soph. 180 Kennedy, Elizabeth Soph. S 180 Kennedy, Jeannetl Soph. j 180 Kennedy. Martha Jr. 158 Kenney. Sandra Soph. 180 Kenney. Vicki Soph. 69 180 Kennison. Vicki Soph. 180 Kent. a net Soph. 55, 180 Kcr •. Richard Steven Soph, i ho m Kcr res,Betty Soph. 180 Ke: res. Ron Jr. 84. 158 Kester, Terri Sr. 130 Kettering. Jean Sr. 130 Key es, Eric Soph. 180 Kebling. Stephen Jr. 158 Kilgard, Judy Soph. 180 Kimbel, Mark Jr. 158 Kimbel, Nancy Soph 180 Kimbel, Theresa Sr. 131 Kimbell. Janice Jr 67, 158 Kindschuh Peter Sr. 131 Kirkpatrick, Craig Soph. 89, 180 Kisch. Ph lli$Soph. 180 Klatt. Kathryn Sr. 131 K linker, Michael Soph 180 Klosier, Kay Jr 158 Kncrr, Gary Sr. 131 knocferl. Cindy Jr. 25, 158 Kobcrstc n, Joseph Soph. 180 Koehler, DemscJr. 158 Koepplinger, Cynthia Sr. 131 Koepplinger. Suzanne. Jr. 158 Kocster, Chris Jr. 158 Kocster. Linda Soph. 180 Kohl, Susan Sr. 131 Kolinchsky. Pamela Jr. 158 Kopp, Rainer. Sr. 29, 75, 131 Krakliow. Katherine Soph. 180 Krebs. ChrystaI Soph. ISO Kreider, Fredric. Jr 158 Kristmamts. Eugene Jr 65, 66. 159 Kruckenberg. Bruce Soph. 180 Krug. Nancv Soph . 32, 180 Krup, James Sr. 131 Krup, John Sr. 131 Kruse. John Sr. 29. 131 Kruse, Karen Soph. 113, 159,187 kuenning. Laurie Soph. 42, ISO Kugler. Eileen Jr. 159 kulhaw. Gus Jr. 68, 69. 71, 159 kulhavy, Kathy Sr. 131 Kulig, Kathy Soph. ISO Kulig. Kevin Sr. 131 Kutsunis, Theodore Soph. 180 L LaBare John Sr. 131 Laisner. Tim Sr. 131 Lake, Audrey Sr. 131 Lake, Lester Soph. 180 Lambert, Betsy Sr 52, 113, 117.131 Lampkin, Nadine Jr. 159 Landgraf, Deborah Sr 131 l.anc, Donna Soph. 180 Lane, Linda Jr. 159 Laney. Keuneth Jr. 159 Lang. Larry Jr 159 Langdon. Mary Jo Sr 131 Langdon. Richard Jr. 159 Lange, Debra Jr. 45, I 9 Langford, Betty Jr. 159 Lanie. Gregory Soph 25, 132 Lofgren. Reed Sr. 45, 132 Lofgren, Jay Sr. 132 Lofgren, Jeffrey Jr. 159 Logan, Donald Sr. 84, 132 Lohse, Susie Jr. 61. 159 Lomas, Angele Soph. 182 Lomas, Antoinette Soph. 182 180 Lannen, Nellie Jr! 159 Lannen, Richard Sr 131 Lannoo, Jo Ellen Sr. 131 Lard, John Eugene Soph 90, 180 Lardner, David Soph. 180 Lardner, Elizabeth Soph. 32, 174, 180 Lardner, Stephen Jr. 159 Largent. Terri Jr. 159 Larsen, Brian Sr 131 Larson, Donna Soph. 180 Larson, Jay Sr. 73, 74. 131 Larson, Jon Sr 55, 78, 131, 133 Laughman. Neal Soph. 68 70,71. 180 l.awhorn, Claudia Jr. 52, 68, 159 Lawhorn. Randy Jr. 159 l.awhorn. Stephen Sr. 131 Lawson, Cassandra Sr. 131 Lawson, Deborah Soph. Lomax. Patricia Soph. 182 Long, Mindi Sr 51. 55, 132 Looney. Yunetta Doreen Soph. 182 pes. Raymond Sr. 132 Loquist. Jon Soph. 182 Loring, Roxanne Sr 132 Lossing. Pamela Sr. 132 Loui, Cannon Jr. 159 Loveless, John Sr 132 Lovett. Debra oph 182 Lowery, Deborah Sr 49. 132 Lowry. Debra Soph. 182 Lubbcn, Caren Sr. 68, 133 Luv tsJMichael Sr. 133 L kcnbil, Louis Sr. 133 Lkcr.N||, Robert Sopb «82 Pfludwig, Ima Jr 159 V t urn. Robert Sr 13J •£l undahl JaWcv Sir 133 y l undberg. B ron Jr. 159 Lundholm, Martha Sr. 65. • f Lw 180 Lawson, Denise Jr. 159 Lawson, Krista Jr. 67, 159 Laywer, Charles Sr. 131 Layton, Rita Jr. 159 Leaiherman. Lori Sr. 60. 74, 131 LeBlane. Phillip Jr. 159 Lee, Craig Jr. 159 Lee, Jack Soph. 180 Lee, James Leslie Soph. 180 Lee, Rena Sr. 131 Lee, Tina Soph. 180 Lee, Troy Soph. 89,90. 180 Leffel, Terri Jr. 41, 159 Leisure. Rac Ann Soph. 180 Lekos, George Soph. 180 Lelonek, Ellen Jr 40, 159 Lelonek, Max Sr. 36. 69, 47, 131 Le Master, Herbert Soph. 180 Lengcr. Jerry Sr. 132 Lenger. Mary Soph. 180 Lensch, William Sr. 132 I eonard, Diana Soph. 181 I erschen, Lawrence Sr. 132 I eslev. Craig Sr 132 I eslie. Alicia Jr 159 Levy. Baruch Soph. 181 Lew in, Steven Sr. 84, 132 Licata. Cynthia Jr. 159 Liddell, Virginal Jr. 159 Liel. Richard Soph. 181 Light. John Soph. 90, 181 Lincoln, Katherine Sr. 52, I 133 «| Lindquist Kristine Jr. 25, 49 , 64 . 159 Lund . Marcia Sr. 133 Luse. Marcia Jr. I 59 Luse. Thomas Sr. 69, 133 Lutz, Jerry Soph 182 Lyle. Christopher Soph 182 Lyle. Diana Jr. 159 Me Me Adam. Bradley. Soph 182 Me Adam, Rollin Sr. 133 McAdam, Russell Sr. 133 McAdams. Len Sr. 65. 133 McAdams, Shannon Soph. 182 McBride. Michael Jr. 159 McBride, Rick Soph. 182 McBride, Rosemary Jr. 159 McCarthy, James Jr. 159 McCombes, Rick Jr. 159 McCormack. Wayne Sr. 68, 133 McCormich, Sheila Sr 133 McCormick, Gary Jr. 41. fc 90, 160 McCullough. Ronnie Soph 182 McDaniel. Reed Soph 182 McDonald. Marshall Sr. ■ 133 McDonald, Terr Jr, 160 j McDuffy, John Sr. 78, 84. - 87,90,91. 133. 137 132.144 Lind. Pamela Jr 159 Lindahl, Carol Sr. 49, 74. 132 Lindsay. Becky Soph. 181 Lingafelter, Sandra Sr. 132 Liston, Lynn Sr. 65, 132 Littig, Joseph Soph. 182 Litvin, Craig Soph. 182 Livengood. Scott Soph. 182 Living, Kevin Jr. 159 Locke, Joseoph Soph. 182 Locke, Stephen Jr. 159 Lockett. Dennis Sr. 69. 70, McDuffy. Ora Soph. 182 1 McElrath, Gale Jr. 160 McElroy. Brenda Sr. 133 McElroy. Cheryl Soph. 182 McElroy, Julie Jr. 41. 160 McEall, Paul Soph 182 McFall, Paula Jr. 67. 73, 160 McFarland. Debbie Jr. 160 McFarland. Patrick Soph 182 McFarlane. Arnold Sr. 134 McGee, Debra Sr. 134 McGee, Joyce Jr. 160 McGee, Peggy Soph. 182 McGee, Teresa Soph. 182 McGinnis, Earl Soph. 25, 183 McGinnis, Kenneth Sr. 134 McGinnis, Kim Jr. 73, 75, 160 McGinnis, Tony Jr. 160 McGoldrick, Vickie Jr. 55, 160 McGonigle, Michael Jr. 160 McGrath. Bruce Soph. 183 McGrath, Ricky Soph. 183 McGuire, Chris Jr. 160 McHenry, Sharon Sr. 134 Mcllvain. Marianne Sr. 64, 65, 134 McIntosh, Vicki Sr. 45, 134 McKee, Celeste Sr. 44, 45, 134 McKee, Sarah Jr. 160 McKillip, Joyce Jr. 160 McKinley, Sidney Soph. 89, 183 McKinney, Harold Jr. 160 McKittrick, Rose Marie Jr. 160 McLain, Sharon Soph. 183 McManus, William Soph. 183 McMillan, Vicki Soph. 183 McMurray, Dixie Soph. 183 McQuieter, Calvin Jr. 41, 160 McSparin, Colleen Jr. 67, 160 McSparin, Teri Jr. 160 M Mack, Susan Sr. 134 Mader, Jerry Jr, 84, 160 Mader, Terry Jr. 160 Maess, Timothy Jr. 160 Magee, Josephine Sr. 134 Maher. Daniel Jr. 41, 160 Maihack, Samuel Jr. 160 Mailman, Paul Jr. 160 Mailman. Peter Soph. 183 Maisenbach, Christopher Sr. 26, 65, 134 Maisenbach, Kevin Jr. 26, 63,65, 160 Mallard, Sheryl Jr. 160 Malm, Richard Sr. 134 Maltsburger, Dewey Soph. 183 Manary, Harold Soph. 183 Manary, MarvaJr.67. 160 Manley, David Jr. 160 Manley, Dora Sr. 134 Manley , George Jr. 160 Mann, Michael Jr. 25, 68, 84. 160 Manson, Thomas Sr. 74, 109, 134 Margan, D. Ann Jr. 160 Margan, Martin Soph. 183 Markin, John Soph. 183 Markley, Cheryl Sr. 134 Maro, Jodi Jr. 160 Maro. Mary Jr. 160 Marshall, Debra Jr. 160 Marshall, Mariann Sr. 134 Marshall. Phillip Jr. 25. 160 Martensen. Cathy Soph. 183 Martensen, Karen Jr. 32, 160 Martin, Debbie Jr. 160 Martin, Gerald Sr. 41, 134 Martin, Gregg Soph. 183 Martin, Laura Jr. 160 Martinson, Connie Jr. 67, 160 Martinson, Susan Soph. 113.183 Masengarb, Eileen Soph. 183 Masengarb, Rudolph Jr. 160 Mason, Cindy Sr. 58, 134 Mason, Scott Soph. 68, 183 Massey, Susan Jr. 160 Math. Michael Sr 134 Matherly, Martin Soph. 183 Mathis, Thomas Soph. 89, 183 Mattson, Eric Soph. 183 Maurus, Marlene Soph. 178.183 Mayars, Thomas Jr. 161 Mayes, Marvin Jr, 84, 161 Maynard, David Soph. 89, 1 3 Medlock, John Soph. 89, 183 Meeks, Richard Jr. 161 Mclear. Faye, Jr. 45, 161 Melear, James Soph. 183 Mendoza. Diane Jr. 161 Mendoza. Michael Soph. 183 Mendoza, Ronald Jr. 161 Merchie, James Sr. 134 Merchie, Thomas Soph. 183 Meredith, Patricia Jr. 68, 161 Mesey, Ricky Jr. 161 Mesich, Vickie Jr. 42, 161 Metcalf, Dwight Soph. 90 Metscaviz. Barbara Soph. 183 Meyer, Betty Jr. 183 Meyers, Thomas Soph. 108 Michaelsen. Ann Jr. 161 Michaletti, Barbara Sr. 45, 134 Mier, Greg Sr. 134 Mier. Sheri Jr. 161 Miers, Sally Jr. 161 Miers. Shalane Jr. 67, 161 Miller. Allen Jr. 161 Miller, Anna Jr. 161 Miller, Becky Sr. 134 Miller, Cynthia Jr. 161 Miller, Douglas Sr. 134 Miller, Janet Jr. 161 Miller, Joy Soph. 183 Miller, Kathleen Sr. 134 Miller. Keith Sr. 134 Miller, Margaret Jr. 161 Miller, Mark Jr. 161 Miller. Mark Jr. 161 Miller, Mark Jr. 161 Miller, Robert Jr. 161 Miller. Scott Jr. 161 Miller, Thomas Soph. 183 Miller. Timothy Jr. 161 Milligan, Kathy Jr. 161 Mills, Judith Sr. 134 Mills, Mark Soph. 183 Minarsich, Dell Soph. 183 Mincer, Kenneth Jr. 161 Mink, Susan Soph. 183 Minot, Helene Soph. 183 Mirr, Steven 25, 68, 183 Miskowicz, John Sr. 57, 84, 134 Mitchell, Dennis Jr. 161 Mitchell, Charles Sr. 134 Mitchell, Lynn Jr. 52, 65, 68, 70, 134 Mitchell. Rodney Soph. 183 Mitchell, Tracy Sr. 30, 52, 55, 58, 59, 65, 68, 134 Moellering, Barbara Soph. 183 Mohr, Craig Sr. 134 Mohr, Lisa Sr. 75, 135 Moller. C ' hcry 1 Jr. 41. 161 Moller, Eugene Sr. 135 Montgomery, Bradley Soph. 183 Montgomery, Mark Jr. 161 Montgomery, Timothy Jr. 75, 106, 161 Moore, Beth Soph. 183 Moore, Carolyn Jr. 161 Moore, Debra Jr. 161 Moore, Gina Jr 161 Moore, Greg Soph. 45 Moore, Shellie Sr. 77, 135 Moran, Timothy Soph. 183 Morgan, Ben Jr. 161 Morgan, Cynthia Soph. 183 Morgan, Larry Thomas Soph. 183 Morgan, Paul Jr. 26, 161 Morgenstern, Bill Jr. 161 Morgenstern, Thomas Jr. 161 Morlan, Kristy Sr. 45, 135 Moro, Jody Jr. 67 Moroni, Donna Soph. 183 Moroni, Greg Sr. 25, 57, 84, 90, 135 Morrison, Dana Soph. 183 Morrow, Karen Jr. 45, 161 Morrow, Melvin Sr. 161 Morrow, Truman Soph. 183 Morrow, Willie Jr. 161 Mortell. Gary Sr. 135 Mortz, Eugene Soph. 183 Mosenfelder. Jeffrey Jr. 161 Mosenfelder, Mindy Soph. 25, 183 Moser, Peggy Jr. 161 Moskowitz, Charles Soph. 183 Mossage, Jeffrey Soph. 183 Moyer, Kathy Sr. 135 Mueller, Allen Jr. 161 Mueller, Debra Jr. 161 Mueller, Gregory Soph. 183 Muma, Charles Soph. 183 Murphy, Patsy Sr. 45, 135 Murphy, Robert Roland Soph. 183 Murrens. Kay Jr. 25, 55, 63, 161 Muscvalley, Sanara Soph. 183 Muckeyvalley, Roma Ann Soph. 183 Myers, Gloria Jr. 161 N Naab, Christian Jr. 161 Nachbauer. Roberta Soph. 183 Nache, Robert Soph. 183 Nagy, Susan Soph. 183 Nathanson, Randi Jr. 161 Navratil, Medina Jr. 161 Neely, Willie Soph. 184 Neff. Lorri Jr. 161 Neff. Mark Soph. 184 Nelson, Anthony Craig Soph. 184 Nelson, Barry Jr. 26, 68, 84, 161 Nelson, Danny Sr. 135 Nelson, David Soph. 184 Nelson, Debbie Jr. 33, 67, 161 Nelson, Douglas Sr. 26, 135 Nelson, Dwight Sr. 49, 51, 135 Nelson, Gaye Jr. 161 Nelson, Kathi Soph. 184 Nelson, Linda Sr. 135 Nelson, Mark Sr. 26, 135 Nelson, Shelly Soph. 184 Nederbrock, Danny Sr. 135 Nesbit, Lorenzo Sr. 135 Nesseler, David Soph. 184 Nesseler, Georgette Sr. 135 Nesseler, Marc Jr. 161 Nesseler, Michael Sr. 135 Nessen, Caren Jr. 75, 161 Neujahr, Susan Soph. 184 Newman, Greg Jr. 161 Newswander. Gerald Sr. 65, 135 Newton, Del Sr. 135 Newton, Russell Jr. 161 Newton. Sheila Sr. 135 Nice, Jon Sr. 135 Nickell. Kim Marie Soph. 1 4 Nimmers, Leroy Soph. 184 Nimmers, Lola Soph. 184 Nixon, Denise Jr. 161 V� ack, Donald Sr. I 35 Noble. Cheryl Jr. 161 Noble. Jeffrey Soph. 184 Noble. Michele Sr. 31,35, 66, 135 Nonnerman, Patrick Jr. 161 Norniella, Joaquin Jr. 161 Northcutt, Jackie Jr. 161 Northcutt, James Soph. 184 Northcutt. Ronald Sr. 135 Now, Anita Soph. 184 Now Rozann Sr. 161 Nunn, Jack Soph. 184 O O ' Bleness, William Jr. 161 Oetting, Ann Sr. 73, 74, 135 O ' Hearn. Kelly Soph. 184 O ' Keefe. Pam Sr. 135 O ' Keefe, Robert Jr. 45, 161 Oldfather. Cindy Soph. 184 Olmstead, Charles Jr. 35, 65, 161 Olsen, De Etta Sr. 135 Olson, Gary Jr. 25, 161 Olson, Margaret Roseanne Soph. 184 Olson. Pamela Jr. 48, 55, 161 Olson, Robert Soph. 184 Olson, Steven Soph. 184 O ' Mary, Annie Jr. 67, 161 O ' Meara, John Soph. 184 Omilak, Daniel Sr. 135 Ommen. Roxallen Soph. 184 O ' Neil. Michae l Jr. 68, 84, 162 O ' Neil, Peggy Jr. 161 O ' Neill, Alan Soph. 89. 184 Orr, Jeffrey Jr. 162 Osborn, Rita Sr. 135 Ortiz, Thomas Soph. 184 Orwig, David Soph. 184 Orwitz, Steven Sr. 132, 136 Osborn, Mary Soph. 184 Osmundson, Bradley Jr. 162 Ostrom Kim Denise Soph. 184 Otts, Deborah Jr. 162 Owen. James Soph. 184 P Pairrett, Deborah Soph. 184 Palmer, Dirk Soph. 90, 184 Palmer, Randall Jr. 162 Palmer, Tara Sr. 31,55, 136 Palos. Deborah Jr. 162 Pannell, Robin Sr. 136 Pannell, Wendy Soph. 184 Pappas, Barbara Jr. 162 Pappas, Tom Jr. 162 Park, Michael Sr. 136 Park, Vickie Jr. 162 Parker, Linda Jr. 162 Parker, Melvin Sr. 136 Parks, Melinda Soph. 184 Parol. Marline Sr. 29, 136 Parr, Daniel Sr. 136 Parr, Jeffrey Jr. 162 Patrick, Donna Jr. 67, 162 Patrick, Melvin Jr. 162 Patterson, Curtis Sr. 136 Patterson, Donald Sr. 84. 136 Patton, James Jr. 162 Patton, Molly Jr. 25, 55, 61. 73, 162 Paul, Lisa Sr. 42, 67, 136 Pauley, Kim Sr. 136 Pauley, Lynn Jr. 162 Pauley, Steve Sr. 136 Payne, Bradley Soph. 184 Payton, Gregory Sr. 128, 136 Pealstrom, Sue Sr. 55, 136 Pedersen, Robert Soph. 184 Pells, Susan Jr. 52, 162 Pelton. Frank Jr. 162 Pence, Barry Soph. 89,90, 184 Pence, Mark Sr. 25,47, 63, 66, 68, 70, 136 Penry, Karin Soph. 184 Pepping, Steven Sr. 136 Perkins. Avon Sr. 45, 136 Perkins, LeAnneSoph. 184 Perrin, Reese, Jr. 162 Persefield, Chris Soph. 184 Perry, Brenda Jr. 162 Perry, Denise Sr. 136 Peschang, Kathy Jr. 162 Peschang, Kevin Sr. 45, 136 Petersen, Howard Jr. 162 Petersen, Rex Jr. 162 Peterson, Ann Jr. 73, 162 Peterson, Beth Jr. 28, 68, 70 162 Peterson, Craig Jr. 70, 162 Peterson, Jeffrey Soph . 184 Peterson, Linda Sr. 136 Peterson, Pam Sr. 136 Peterson, Patricia Soph. 184 Peterson, Sally Soph. 184 Peterson, Steve Jr. 162 Petit, Gail Mario Jr. 45, 162 Petit, Jolene Soph. 184 Pfaff. Vickie Sr. 136 Phares, Christine Sr. 136 Phelps. Candy Jr. 162 Phelps, Debbie Sr. 61, 77, 136 Phelps, Debra Jr. 184 Piasecki, Lawrence Soph. 185 Pieper, Kevin Sr. 63, 64, 65, 66, 68, 136 Pierce. Barb Jr. 162 Pierce, Joanne Soph. 185 Pierson, Mark Soph. 185 Pilcher, Tom Jr. 90, 162 Pilcher, William Soph. 90, 185 Pinson, Cindy Jr. 162 Pippert, Cynthia Soph. 40, 185 Platt, Stormy Soph. 185 Plum. Colette Jr. 162 Poe, Delmer Jr. 162 Poling. Randal Soph. 185 Poe, VonCille Soph. 185 Polito, Michael Sr. 136 Pollner, Randy Soph. 185 Pope. Candace Soph. 185 Pope, Greg Jr. 162 Pope, Michael Sr. 136 Porter, Christine Sr. 136 Porter, Roger Soph. 185 Potratz, Kay Jr. 162 Potter, Melanie J. 68, 162 Powell, Pamela Sr. 136 Press, Howard Soph. 73, 109. 185 Pressley, Arlene Soph. 185 Preston, Charles Sr. 65, 68, 136 Price, John Soph. 185 Prieto, Larry Soph. 185 Punkiewicz. Jill Sr. 24, 77, 137 Punkiewcz, Judy Jr. 162 Putnam, Joan Soph. 185 Q Quackenbush, Todd Soph. 185 Quale, Beth Jr. 73, 75, 162 Quale, Jacqueline Soph. 185 Quale. Joyce Jr 149. 163 Quayle, Catherine Soph. 185 Quick, Carmen Sr. 137 Quinlan, Dan Jr. 25, 163 Quint, Viola Soph. 185 R Radloff, Fred Soph. 185 Rakus, Jill Soph. 185 Ramsdale, Vickie Soph. 185 Ramsey, David Jr. 163 Ramsey, Judy Jr. 163 Ramsey, Thomas Soph. 89, 185 Randall, Pamela Soph. 185 Randerson. Jennifer Soph. 185 Randerson, Renea Jr. 68, 163 Rank, Kathleen Jr. 163 Rankin, Jeffery Soph. 185 Rannow, Renee Soph. 185 Rathburn, Cindy Sr. 44, 45, 137 Raviolo, Daniel Sr. 25, 29, 75, 137 Rayford, Rosalyn Jr. 163 Raymond, Katherine Sr. 45, 138 Raymond, Michael Jr. 163 Raymond, Tony Jr. 163 Reans, James Soph. 185 Rebello, Joseph Sr. 138 Reddig, Sandra Jr. 163 Reed, Carmen Sr. 138 Reed, David Soph. 185 Reed, Joel Sr. 138 Reed, Lynn Jr. 163 Reeder, Charles Soph. 185 Reeder, Cheryl Soph. 185 Reeh, Robin Sr. 129, 138 Reid, Alban Sr. 108, 138 Reiff, Kenneth Bruce Soph. 89,90, 185 Reighard, Michael Jr. 65, 163 Reilly, Douglas Jr. 163 Reimers, John Sr. 138 Reinhart, Nancy Soph. 40, 185 Rempe, Deborah Jr. 163 Rempe, Diane Soph. 185 Rench, Sylvia Soph. 185 Requet, Randy Jr. 163 Resler. Stephen Soph. 185 Resler, Susan Jr. 40, 68, 163 Reyes. Susan Sr. 138 Reynolds. Randy Sr. 138 Ribbeck, Thomas Soph. 68, 185 Rice, Dale Soph. 89. 185 Rice, Dana Jr. 163 Rice, Denise Sr. 138 Rice, Gail Soph. 185 Rice, Mark Sr. 138 Rice, Mark Soph. 185 Rich, Andrew Soph. 90, 185 Richardson, Raymond Jr. 163 Rider, Deborah Sr. 67, 68. 138 Rider. Lora Soph. 185 Riffel, Mark Sr. 138 Rile , Cheryl Sr. 138 Riley, Mike Jr. 90, 163 Riley, Rebecca Sr. 45, 138 Ringstaff, Daniel Soph. 185 Rink. Ellen Jr. 73, 163 Rittelm, Jay Jr. 163 Roale. Dale Soph. 185 Robbins, Neal Soph. 89, 185 Robbins, Becky Sr. 138 Robinson, Dawn Sr. 138 Robinson. Irma Jr. 163 Robinson, Jane Soph. 31, 185 Robinson, Lonnie Jr. 163 Robinson. Rickey Soph. 185 Robinson, Sonya Jr. 163 Robinson, Wanda Sr. 138 Rockhold, Paul Soph. 185 Rockwell, Tom Jr. 25, 31, 61, 153, 163 Rogers, April Sr. 138 Rogers, Debbie Jr. 44, 45, 163 Rogers, George Soph. 186 Rogers, John Jr. 65, 90. 163 Rogers, Randall Sr. 138 Rogers. Roy Daniel Soph. 186 Rolfs, Brian Jr. 163 Rolfs, Donna Soph. 186 Roller, Thomas Soph. 109, 186 Roman, Ned Jr. 163 Romine, Pamela Jr. 163 Romo, Roberto Soph. 186 Rosenbaum. Bruce Soph. 186 Rosenbaum. Pamela Jr. 163 Rosenthal, Clifton Sr. 45, 138 Rosenthal, Craig Soph. 186 Rosenthal, Janet Jr. 163 Ross, Richard Sr. 68, 138 Ross, Steve Jr. 163 Rossi, Clara Jr. 163 Roth. David Soph. 186 Roth, Phillip Soph. 68, 186 Roth, Stephen Jr. 75, 163 Rothweiler, Mark Jr. 164 Rothweiler, Michele Jr. 164 Ruark, Carolyn Jr. 164 Rubin, Steven Soph. 186 Ruby, Cindy Sr. 45, 138 Ruckman, Anna Jr. 67, 164 Rudd. Jill Soph. 186 Rudd, Jody Sr. 25, 52, 55, 60, 138 Rudd, Kevin Soph. 89, 186 Rudd. Rocco Jr. 164 Ruge. Margo Jr. 164 Rule. Ronald Soph. 186 Rummels, Darrel Soph. 186 Runyon, Richard Jr. 84, 164 Rush, Curtiss Sr. 138 Rush, Linda Sr. 138 Rushing, Deborah Jr. 164 Russell, Carl Soph. 186 Russell, Rocky Sr. 138 Russell. Steven Soph. 186 Ruud. Jeffrey Soph. 186 Ryker. Lisa Jr. 164 S Sackfield, Dana Sr. 139 Sackfield. Jeffrey Jr. 164 Sackfield, Terry Soph. 186 Saelens, Stephen Soph 186 Sajak, James Soph. 186 Sailer, Neal Soph. 184, 186 Salmonson. Richard Sr. 139 Salmonson, Robert Soph. 186 Sameer, Donald Soph. 186 Sanchez, Mary Sph. 186 Sapp, Lloyd Bruce Soph. 70, 186 Saunders. Deborah Soph. 186 Sawyer. Deborah Jr. 164 Sax, Alan Jr. 109, 164 Sax, Joel Soph. 25, 31, 108, 173,186 Schaab, Marsha Jr. 164 Schab. Robin Sr. 48, 139 Schaffer, Sandra Jr. 164 Schamp, Gale Soph. 186 Scharor. Ronald Sr. 44, 45, 139 Scheck, Ann Sr. 139 Scheck, Sheila Soph. 186 Scheer. Lynda Soph. 186 Scheer, Roni Sr. 139 Schenebricker, Robert Sr. 139 Scharer, Christy Sr. 45, 139 Schierling, Eric Soph. 186 Schissel, Robert Jr. 164 Schlegel, Pal Soph. 47 Schleiper. Albert Jr. 164 Schmelzer. Steven Soph. 186 Schmidt. Jeffrey Jr. 164 Schmidt, Lawrence Sr. 109, 139 Schmitt. Amy Sr. 45, 139 Schmitt, Angela Jr. 164 Schmitz, Joan Jr. 67 Schmitz, Teri Soph. 186 Schneider, Jamy Jr. 25, 32, 65,73, 159, 164 Schomer, Cheryl Soph. 184 Schomer, Joyce Jr. 164 Schroder, James Soph. 186 Schroder, Pam Sr. 45, 139 Schroder, Scott Sr. 106, 107, 139 Schrup, James Soph. 186 Schubert. Paul Jr. 164 Schubert, Robert Soph. 186 Schultz, Diane Soph. 186 Schultz, Kathy Jr. 164 Schultz, William Jr. 164 Schulz, Pamela Sr. 139 Schutter, Kenneth Sr. 139 Schwarts, Doris Sr. 139 Schwarts, Susan Sr. 73, 75, 139 Schweinberger. Steven Soph.89, 186 Schwiebert, John Sr. 26, 139 Scott, Braden Jr. 164 Scott, Daniel Soph. 73, 68, 186 Scott. Deborah Sr. 139 Scott, Charles Jr. 164 Scott, Elizabeth Sr. 139 Scott. Freddie Jr. 84, 164 Scott, Mark Soph. 186 Scott, Perry Soph. 89, 186 Scott, Sandra Soph. 187 Scranton. Steven Soph. 187 Seales, Jimmy Sr. 125, 139 Searcy. Michael Sr. 139 Seidel. Stephen Jr. 164 Sellers, Roy Sr. 139 Senske, David Sr. 45, 139 Sergeant, Charles Soph. 187 Sergeant, Lawrence Sr. 139 Serrano, Leonard Soph. 187 Sereland, Harlan Mark Soph. 187 Sesbeau. Julie Soph. 187 Seward, Willie Sr. 25, 57, 117,139 Seyb, Daniel Sr. 139 Seymour, Cynthia Soph. 187 Shaffer, Gordon Jr. 75, 164 Shaffnit, Teri Soph. 187 Shancr, Patrick Sr. 139 Shannon. Gaye Jr. 34. 164 Shannon, Marty Sr. 139 Sharp, Bradley Jr. 68, 164 Sharp, Lori Soph. 187 Sharp, Pamela Sr. 139 Sharp. Terri Sr. 139 Shawgo, Albert Jr. 164 Shay, Catherine Soph. 187 Shay, Mark Jr. 164 Sheehan. Peggy Sr. 140 Sheese, Vickie Jr. 164 Shelton, Goldie Soph. 187 Shepard, Betty Sr. 43, 140 Shepard, Joyce Soph. 187 Sheperd. Vincent Soph. 187 Sherrard, David Jr. 164 Sherwin, John Sr. 140 Shewed, John Jr. 140 Shibley, Patricia Sr. 140 Shields, Cathleen Sr. 140 Shields, Robin Soph. 70, 187 Shivers. Danny Jr. 68. 84, 164,180 Shoemaker, Kenn Sr. 57, 124, 140 Short, Damon Sr. 47, 68, 140 Soup, Clayton Soph. 187 Shrader, Gail Sr. 140 Shrake, Randy Soph. 187 Shuda, Richard Jr. 164 Sievers, Robert Jr. 164 Simenac, Todd Sr. 140 Simmons, Charles Soph. 187 Simmons, Gail Sr. 140 Simmons, Kenneth Jr. 164 Simmons, Samuel Sr. 45, 140 Sivill, Mark Sr. 140 Skafidas, Michael Jr. 108, 164 Skinner. Cindy Jr. 164 Skinner, Mary Soph. 187, 187 Skoglund, Christine Soph. 187 Skorapa, Victoria Jr. 165 Skov, Sharon Soph. 187 Slach, Frank Sr. 140 Sleeper. Hope Sr. 140 Slentz, James Soph. 187 Slivken, Karla Sr. 110, 140 Slivken. Kenneth Sr. 26, 60, 140 Smart, Dorthy Jr. 165 Smiley, Merilynn Jr. 25, 73, 165 Smith, Annette Soph 187 Smith. Blair Jr. 41, 165 Smith, Craig Soph. 89, 187 Smith. David Jr. 26, 165 Smith, Earl Jr. 165 Smith. Jeanne Sr. 140 Smith, Kathy Jr. 165 Smith, Lee Soph. 187 Smith. Lee W. Sr. 140 Smith. Mark Sr. 36, 68, 140 Smith. Max Jr. 165 Smith. Patricia Soph. 187 Smith. Richard Sr. 140 Smith. Robert Sr. 140 Smithson, Judy Sr. 42. 140 Smithson, Susan Soph. 187 Snedeker, Christine Soph. 187 Snell, Connie Jr. 165 Snowden. Linda Jr. 52, 58, 59,65, 68, 165 Snyder. Kathy Jr. 165 Soady, Ken Jr. 84, 165 Soderburg, Peter Sr. 33, 60, 0 ,65,66,117. 140 Soles, Mike Jr. 165 Solis, Maria Sr. 140 Soltow, Jeffrey Soph. 187 Sones, Melody Soph. 187 Souder, Jeffrey Soph. 187 South, Joyce Jr. 165 South, Thomas Jr. 165 Spalding, Charles Soph. 187 Spalding. Malia Sr. 70, 140 Sparbel, Michael Sr. 57, 84, 140 Sparkman, Regina Sr. 140 Sparkman. Robert Jr. 84, 165 Sparks, Carol Jr. 165 Spencer, Julie Jr. 165 Spector, Walter Soph. 187 Sprinkle, Diane Jr. 165 Sproul, Cynthia Soph. 187 Spurgelis, Dennis Sr. 140 Spurgetis, Terri Jr. 45, 165 Stalf, Steven Jr. 165 Stamper, Paulette Jr. 68, 165 Stampley, Sandra Soph. 187 Stanforth, Donald Sr. 25, 68, 141 Starcevich, Theodore Sr. 74.141 Stark, Brenda Sr. 45, 141 Stark, Steven Jr. 65, 165 Starks, Debra Sr. 141 Starling. Inetha Sr. 141 Steele, Darcy Soph. 187 Steele, Deborah L. Sr. 141 Stegall. Dennis Soph. 187 Stein, Mark Sr. 73, 141 Steiner, Albert Soph. 187 Steiss, Greg Soph. 90 Stengall, Charles Sr. 60, 141 Stephenson. Lonnie Soph. 187 Stetson, Diane Jr. 52, 165 Stetson, Paul Sr. 35, 36, 64, 65, 141 Stevens, Mary Soph. 187 Stevenson, Guy Jr. 31,63, 65, 157, 165 Stevenson, Mark Soph. 89, 90. 187 Stewart, Artie Sr. 141 Stewart, Charles Soph. 187 Stewart, Joseph Jr. 165 Stewart, Kay Sr. 142 Stewart, Nedra Soph. 187 Slice, Gregory Soph. 187 Sligors, Patricia Soph. 187 Stilwell. Virginia Jr. 165 Stock. Randall Soph. 187 Stockdalc, Karen Jr. 55, 165 Stone, David Soph. 106. 107. 187 Stone. Deborah Sr. 45, 142 Slonehouse, Jon Jr. 165 Stoneking. Benny Soph. 187 Stottlemyre, Rosalie Sr. 55, 67, 77, 142 Stout. Deborah Sr. 142 Stovall. Larry Jr. 165 Strader, Scott Soph. 187 Strain. Kevin Soph. 188 Strauss, David Sr. 68. 70, 108 Strauss, Jeffrey Jr. 68, 166 Strauss, Victoria Soph. 188 Strayer, Charles Sr. 45, 142 Strayer, Karen Silph. 188 Slrawbacker. David Soph. 188 Storde. Margaret Soph. 188 Strom, Dawn Soph. 188. 189 Slromer, Debra Soph. 188 Slrouse, Kathy Sr. 142 Strutz. Rebecca Soph. 25, 171, 188 Strutz. Teresa Sr 45, 142 Siubbart. Pamela Jr. 166 Suggs, James Jr. 166 Suggs, Ronald Soph. 188 Sullivan, David Sr. 142 Sullivan. Frank Jr. 166 Sullivan, Pamela Jr. 166 Sullivan. Paul Soph. 188 Sulser, Joan Soph. 188 Sundquist, RondaSr. 142 Sunstrom, David Soph 89, 188 Sutton, Doris Sr. 142 Swain. Rose Jr. 166 Swale, Gary Sr. 142 Swank. Dale Soph. 188 Swanson. Carol Jr. 68, 70. 166 Swanson, David Sr. 142 Swanson, Kristi Jr. 166 Swartout, Nancy Soph. 188 Swenson, Steven Jr. 166 Swift, Jolcne Jr. 166 Swim, Patricia Jr. 166 Swim. Steven Sr. 68, 142 Sylvester, Peggy Sr. 35.47. 55, 65, 142 T Tacey. Donald Sr. 25, 57. 84. 142 Tacey, Robin Jr. 166 Tadlock, Larianne.fr 166 Taguc, Timothy Soph J88 Talb om, Chei rSr 142 J allev, jjlisnaJr. 166 Tallev, Jeffrey Soph. 188 Tarpy. Jenise Sr. 142 - TayloAAnthony Jr T66 ' Taylor, Brettf i Soph. 188 Ta Ior. Capp Jr. 166 layloPThji ie Soph. 188 Taylor, DaJndSr.57, 142 Taylof. Jacqueline Jr. 166 ' Tmior. Jc|h y J r TeekSusan Sr. 44, 45, 142 Tempel, Kendall Sr. 142 Temple. Gary Sr. 142 Terrill, Craig Jr. 65, 166 Thieson, Mark Sr. 68, 142 Thieson, Jean Sr. 142 Thomas, Barbara Sr. 42, 67, 142 Thomas, Barry Jr. 166 Thomas, Elliot Soph. 188 j Thomas, Janet Sr. 142 Thomas. Michael H. Sr. 84, 88, 102, 103. 129, 142 Thomas, Patricia Soph. 188 Thomas, Tommy Sr. 142 Thompson, Craig Sr. 143 Thompson, Denise Soph. 188 Thompson, Dennis Soph. 188 Thompson, Joanne Soph. 188 Thompson. Joel Soph. 188 Thompson. Kimberly Soph. 188 Thompson, Larry Jr. 166 Thompson, Michael P. Sr 143 Thompson. Michael R Jr. r ,66 ’ Thompson. Nancy Jr. 25, I 166 Thompson. Peggy Soph. 188 Thompson, Robert Jr. 166 Thonn, James Jr. 166 Thornton, Delano Sr. 57, 84,143 Thornton. Delphine Soph. ! 88 Timm, Barbara Sr. 65. 66, 143 Tipple. Andrea Soph. 55, 188 Titus, Mark Soph. 188 Toalson, Coree Jr. 166 Todd, Richard Soph. 189 Tollenaer, Jeff Soph. 189 Tollenaer. Kenneth Soph. 189 Tomaseski. Kirk Soph. 189 Tomich, Dawn Sr. 113, 143 Tooley, Rick Soph. 189 Toolcy, Roxanne Jr. 166 Torrence, Ronald Jr. 166 Town ley, Valeric Soph. 189 Trout, Christy Jr. 25, 166 Trout, Diane Soph. 189 1 rulson. Mark Soph. 189 Tschappat, Duane Soph. 189 Tschappat. Kenneth Sr. 143 Tubbs. Jeffery Soph. 89, 175.189 Tucker, John Sr. 26. 143 Tucker. Ronald Soph 189 Turnbull, John Sr. 26, 143 Turner. Cy nthia Soph 189 Turner, Ike Jr. 166 Turner, Lorenzo Sr. 84 Tyler, Darrell Jr. 166 Ty leAeffrcy Sr. 143 Tyle eter Soph. 189 V , JUdy, Catherine Sr. 45. 14 3 Udy. Kim Jr. 166 Ulfig, Ralph Jr. 166 Uric, Mich net Soph. 189 A V V alberg. Tamfa Sr. 143 Van Blair, Charley Soph. V VanBhir, Michael Sr. 143 Vance. Ronald Soph. 189 VanDePutte, Stc en Soph w - lw - YanDerKarnp, David Sr. 143 anDeSampd, Charles G. Jr. 166 j VanDeVoorde. Melanie Jr. 166 VanHolvelaere, Todd Sr. 143 VanHoorebeck. Greg Soph. 189 VanHoorebeck. Kirk Jr. 166 Vann. Joyce Sr. 25. 143 Vann. Peggy Jr. 68, 166 Van Severn, David Jr. 166 Van Wolvelaere. Cory Jr. 166 VanZandbergen, Wendy Sr. 143 VanZyle, Debra Soph. 189 Varadi, Antal Jr. 166 Varner, Connie Jr. 167 Varner, Roxanne Sr. 45. 143 Vasquez. David Soph. 189 Vasquez, Oscar Sr. 143 Vaugh, Connie Soph. 189 Vaugh. Patricia Jr. 167 Veasey, Brenda Soph. 189 Veasey. Lonnie Soph. 189 Veasley. Clayton Soph. 189 Versman, Julie Sr. 65, 143 Vcrstaete. Fannie Jr. 167 Vesey, Florence Soph. 189 Vesey, Harry Sr. 84. 143 Vesey. Jerry Jr. 167 Vesey. Lawrence Soph. 189 Vesole, Rickie Jr. 109 Vieti. Diane Jr. 167 Vincent, Bernard Jr. 167 Vinson. Peter Soph. 189 Viviani. Elaine Sr. 143 Viviani, Ellen Jr. 45. 167 Vogt, Kevin Sr. 143 Volk, Charles Jr. 167 Voorhia. DebbraSoph. 189 Voss, Andrew Jr. 167 Voss, Kenneth Jr. 167 Votroubek, Vicky Sr. 43. 143 Vouehl. Steven Jr. 167 W Wadsworth, Mark Soph. 189 Waggoner. Kimberly Soph. 190 Wagner. Jerry Soph. 189 W ' ahlheim. Robert Jr. 158, 167 Waite, Dale Jr. 167 Walgren. Lucy Jr. 25. 73, 113. 167 Walker. Gary Sr. 75, 89. 143 Walker, Linda Sr. 143 Walker, Sarah Jr. 167 Walken W illiam Soph. 190 Wallace, .flfmRoph. 25, 190 Walkup, Shofa Soph. 190 i Wallarab, Brad Jr. 167 Walters, Michelle Sr. 143 Wannemache J rain Soph. ; 19u W’ardlow. Ri dnc Sr. 143 Warren, David Soph. 190 W ashburn Gene Soph. 190 W ' aters. Homer Soph. 190 Watkinst Antoinette Soph. 190 4 W atkins, Dorothy Jr. 167 W at kins. Kim Soph. 68, 70. 190 Watkins, Wedge Jr. 167 Waymack. Jim Jr. 65. 167 Wayne, William Jr. 84, 90, 159. 167 Webb, Becky Jr. 167 Weber. Walter Jr. 68. 167 Webster, James Soph. 190 Wedertz, Joseph Jr. 167 Weed, Patricia Sr. 143 Weed, Patrick Sr. 144 Weeks, Craig Sr. 144 Weeks, Ka therine Sr . 64 66, 113, 133, 144. 77 Wrecks. Mark Jr. 167 Weeks, Sherri Soph. 190 Weeks, Terry Jr. 167 Weese. Linda Jr. 167 Wecse, Robert Jr. 167 Weigand, Julie Soph, 190 Weigand, Nancy fir. 144 W ' eindruch, Linda Soph. 190 W eisenborn. Clayton Sr. A 144 I Welch. JoJBjSr. 44 w dk C h.tries Jr. 16 Wells, Louis Soph. WO. 190 Wendland. Jod Sr. 43, 144 Wenger, Jody Sr. 144 Wenos, Richard Sr. 144 Wertheimer, James Jr. 168 Wertheimer, Steven Jr. 168 W ' erthmann, Connie Jr. 168 West. Debra Soph. 190 West, John Soph. 190 West, Karen Sr. 45, 144 West, Vanessa Jr. 168 Wheatley, Artice Soph. 190 Wheatley, Donal d Soph. 190 Wheeler, Debra Sr. 145 Whitcomb, Gary Jr. 168 Whitcomb. Melinda Sr. 145 Whitcomb. Thomas Sr 45. 145 White, Craig Soph. 190 White, Jack Soph. 190 White. Jeanne Jr. 51, 168 White, Rosemary Sr. 49, 51, 145 Whitesell. Ruth Soph. 190 Whitley, Terry Soph. 190 W r hitney, Steven Soph. 190 Whitten. Hattie Jr 168 W ' ickenburg, Rhonda Sr. 145 Wiese, Dora Soph. 190 Wiggins, Randall Soph. 89. 190 Wilburn, Robert Soph. 190 Wild. Benny Jr. 65, 168 Wilde, Jill Soph. 190 Wildman, Ann Sr. 145 Wildman. Frances Soph. 190 Wiles, Charles Sr. 145 Wilhelm, James Jr_ 168 Wilker. Steven Si 145 Wilkin v M.ir Jane Jr 168 Willard, Kevin Soph 190 Willetts. David Sr W ' iMetts. Sonia Soph. 190 Willhite, Joni Sr. 14s Willits, Alan Jr. 84, 168 ' V illiams. Brenda Sr. 145 Williams. Daniel Jr. 26, 84, I4S, 16T 168 W illiams, Dennis Sr. 145 Williamk, Diane Soph. 190 1 Donald Sopb. 90. Williams. LaskcrSoph. 190 Williams. Robert Sr. 84, 88. 145 W illiams, Ronald Soph. 190 Williams. Susan Soph. 191 W illiams, Vanessa Jr. 168 W illis, Richard Soph. 191 Wilson, Connie Soph. 191 W ilson, Deborah Soph. 191 ' W ilson. Diane Soph. 191 W ilson, Gloria Jr. 168 Wilson. James Jr. 168 Wilson, Kathyrn M. Soph. 191 Wilson, Lewis Jr. 65, 168 W ilson, Lucinda Soph. 191 Wilson, Nathan Soph. 191 Wilson, Niki Jr. 168 W ilson, Sandra Soph. 191 Wilson, Sarah Soph. 191 Wilson, Susan Jr 168 Wilson. Terry Soph. 89. 191 W ilt, Richard Jr. 41, 168 WinchelJ. Chett Jr. 75. 168 Winchell. Cynthia Sr. 145 Winters. Michael Soph. 191 Wise. Denise Sr. 145 W isely, Rhonda Jr 113, 168 Witherspooif, Jeffrey Jr. 168 W itievrongel. Holly Jr. 168 Woechener, Law rence Sr. 146 Wolfe. Stanley Jr. 168 Wolfe. Steven Jr. 168 Wo lien burg, John Soph. 191 W olter, BenjieJr. 168 Woltcrs, Theresa Jr. 168 Wolverton, Sherry Jr. 168 Wood, Richard Jr. 25. 168 Woods, Steven Soph. 191 Woods, Wanda Soph. 191 Work. Michele Sr. 146 W ' orkheiser, Jane Soph. 191 Workheiser, John Sr. 146 W ' orkheiser, Julie Soph. 191 W ' orman. Robert Sr. 74. 146 Wright, Susan Jr. 169 Wyers, James Jr. 169 Wyers, Sheri Soph. 191 V Yacone, Richard Jr. 169 Yakovtch, Barbara Sr. 146 Yarbrough, Glen Soph. 191 Yeager, Mark Jr. 169 Yeatcr. Faith Soph 191 Yeoman. Vicki Jr. 169 Yohn, Deborah Sr. 146 Young. Debra Jr. J 58. 169 Young, Jovce Sr. 44 45. 146 Young. Terrance Soph. 19 I Z Zarzoza. Heidi Sr 67 Zeit’er. Randall Sr. 74, 146 Zelnio. Daniel Sr. 84, 146 Zeroth. Lorraine Sr. 146 Ziffrin. Linda Jr. 63, 67. 73, 169 Zimmerman, Linden Sr. 06 , 146 Zude. Mark Jr. 169 ZukermarT Debra Sr. 59 169 f P r Zukerman. Steven Jr. 109. 169 Zwer. Pamela Jr. 52,55, 110,169 1971-72 Watchtower Staff Co-Editors Copy Editor Activities Editors Activities Staff Sports Editor Sports Staff Senior Section Editor Senior Section Staff Junior Section Editor Junior Section Staff Sophomore Section Editor Sophomore Section Staff Faculty Editors Senior Activities Staff Index Staff Business Manager Business Staff Head Photographer Photographers Kathy Klatt Carol Clark Lorri Leatherman Kay Murrins Linda Ziffrin Terry Boldt Kim McGinnis Marc Stien Rhonda Bennett Susie Gorsuch Ann Oetting Suzy Schwarz Ann Peterson Ellie Rink Cheryl France Susie Smiley Lucy Walgren Beth Quale Lynn Foley Molly Patton Paula McFall Jamy Schneider Jan Ellis Rhonda Gay Jim Clinton Lisa Iglehart Shelly Gardner Jay Larson Dan Scott Dave Ernat Howie Press Acknowledgements Mrs. Eleanor Conrad, Advisor Mr. Mike Gardner, American Yearbook Company Advisor Mr. Ted Hains, Photographer Mr. John Stone, Photographer Tom Pilcher, Photographer Alan Garber, Photographer Steve Olson, Photographer Jo Ellen Lannoo, Typist Linda Gray, Typist Sharon McClane Rock Island Argus and the Times Democrat for Sports pictures 223 If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. 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