Riverside Brookfield High School - Rouser Yearbook (Riverside, IL)

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student and many fund-raising projects lPRESIDENT GARY Vacek presents Monica with a 1968 class ring, a token lof her newly acquired status as R-B senior, l l Sponsored by Student Council R-B wel- comed its fifth foreign student Monica Conti Rossini from Brissago, Switzerland, who lresided during the year at the home of Bonnie Exner, a sophomore. Monica car- English pronunciation. ried a normal school load of English, Spanish, American history, speech, and choir. Monica's extra-curricular activities of Student Council, International Relations Club, and G.A.A. afforded R-Bites the MONICA SPENDS a relaxing evening with her American family, the Edward Exners. JUNIOR RICHARD McGachey engages Monica in a lively dialogue about opportunity to know her. Monica found her many new acquaintances to be very friendly, helpful, and greatfun. This feeling was, no doubt, reciprocated by every stu- dent who met her. 'Ziff

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08 Student Council sponsors the foreign l i l STUDENT COUNCIL--FRONT ROW: 'Tracey Brunke, Sarah Olmstead, Cathy Schwarz, Kathleen letter, Therese Terrazino, Donna Schwarz. SECOND ROW: Secretary Carolyn Stanek, second Vice-I'res- ident Philip Kushenbach, President Jocelyn Gunnar, first Vice-President Steven Hummel, Treasurer Lynn Freitag. THIRD ROW: Josephine Vosicky, Susan Kenyon, Linda Mathews, Timothy Hutcheson, Doug- las Gold, Richard Williams, Richard letter, janet Working diligently to improve faculty- student relations, the members of this year' s STUDENT COUNCIL moved into 68' enthusiastically. Aside from fulfilling their responsibilities, they put forth an all-out Kraft, Sponsor Mr. Pesko, FOURTH ROW: janet Provencal, Kay Sordel, julie Krivanek, Pamela Ma- deja, Linda Novak, Cindy Madeja, Georgianna Ade, Lynn Braun, Nancy Kriz, Carol Heller. FIFTH ROVV: james Koller, Kurt Christoff, Peter Cookingham, -lay Price, Gordon Stanley, Barry Maxwell. SIXTH ROW: Deborah IIack, joanne Barrett, Monica Conti Ros- sini, Bonnie Exner, Virginia Bcnseman, Charmaine Urban, Barbara Zubak, Pamela Kuda, Verna Pe- elfort to provide a fun-filled Homecoming weekend and three council dances. Money- raising projects to continue supportoftheir Greek foster child included sockhops, play- routka, Wendy Kriz, Susan Jarzembski, Beth W thers, Ruth Aton, Laurel Hclmboldt.SEVENTH ROVK William Earl, Randall Zarn, Bruce Shelby, Gar Vacek, Theodore Steinbrecker, Thomas Dancik, ward Bialas, Bradford Smith, Terry Notko, Williar Kiedaisch. EICHTH ROW: Cathy jonas, Christii Mahr, Michelle Alfirevic, Pamela Hay, Robert Koe ke, Michael Thompson, Ginny Cotta, Cynthia Krt bel, Susan Dvorak, Kim Kuda, john Jonas. nights, the annual Slave Auction, andt sale of sweatshirts and cushions. Sha the Fare was conducted to raise funds f a foreign exchange student next year. DRESSED IN togas, students help celebrate Homecoming by participating in a festive procession at the pep rally sponsored by Student Council.

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O . ,f A , 1 ,.--rf ' BUSY GIRLS make publicity posters for Sharclub. SHARCLUB SENATE--FRONT ROW: Lynn Freitag, Treasurer Sandra Rumph, President liileen O'Toole, Vice-President Mary Langer, Cynthia Krubel. SEC- OND ROW: Sponsor Mrs. Sandahl, Charmaine Ur- ban, Secretary Cynthia Jirsa, Muretta Strohecker, Rosemarie Bialas, Kathryn Krubel, Sponsor Mi Sylling. THIRD ROW: Susan Jarzembski, Dont Schwarz, Cathy Schwarz, Kathryn Kemp, Bonn Ziarko. Traditional service organizations lea SHARCLUB, R-B's girls club, spon- sored many social and service events dur- ing the year. Sharclub Senate led the way in planning events which included the Bundle Drive, the Christmas party, and SERCLUB--FRONT ROW: Barry Maxwell, john Fec- arotta, Secretary Kenneth Hayes, Treasurer Bruce Shelby, President Stephan Hummel, Andrew Berg, Joseph Stocki, Anthony Chiappetta, jerry Zack. SEC- OND ROW: Edward Urbanek, Cary Gruca, Donald Berry, Michael Feeney, Thomas Mikulka,john1onas, David Wasz, William Kasten, William johnson, Ron- the annual, semi-formal, girl-ask-boy dance, Oooh-La-La. Throughout the year, SERCLUB mem- ald Hearlston, Raymond Wong, Michael Opper. THIRD ROW: Guy Gangi, james jaska, George Kla- sek, Brian Moriarty, Scott Felix, Paul Novie, Peter Clark, Howard Anderson, David Novak, Edward Bialas, Sponsor Mr. Swanson. FOURTH ROW: Karl Kluck, Kevin Keliher, jerry Souta, Ted Augustin, bers maintained the high standards trad tionally characteristic of their organizatior A highlight of the year's activities was t Christmas dance, Incense and Peppe mints. David Kanelos, james Price, Wayne Kohoutek, R ald Rous, Dennis Reisiger, Terry Notko. FIF ROW: Philip Kosin, Michael Thompson, Cary Va Duncan Sauer, Neil jarom, Kenneth Herlien, Ke Kurzeja, Gary Pigatto, James Valsa, Clenn .Iam Michael Ondresky.