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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1970 volume:

THE AMBASSADOR ADLAI E. STEVENSON HIGH SCHOOL PRAIRIE VIEW, ILLINOIS VOLUME V Organizations — Page 44 Athletics — Page 68 Kathy Taylor — Editor-in-Chief Mike Shimer — Assistant Editor Mr. Habanek — Adviser Adlai Ewing Stevenson will not be remembered only as a politician or holder of offices, but as an eloquent man with a unique confidence in the worth and ability of mankind. Stevenson believed in people, and thus made people believe in them- selves. He gave them the confidence to accept the challenges he knew they were capable of accepting. Stevenson’s own great qualities compile quite a list: dignity, courage, intellect, idealism, commitment, wisdom, and humor are only a few. And, of course, that remarkable accompanying ingredient of humility. Adlai Stevenson’s contributions as a statesman should not be minimized, however. He gave his utmost in service, not only to the people of this nation, but to all of mankind. Upon his death, not only the flags of the United States were flown at halfmast, but the flags of all the countries of the United Nations as well. The loss of Adlai E. Stevenson will be felt for a long time to come. His thoughts and ideas were valued by many, both the great and the unknown. We of the Ambassador staff have included a selec- tion of Stevenson’s quotes in this volume because we feel that through them a small segment of Adlai Stevenson the man can be captured and held. Kathy Taylor Editor-in-Chief Sharon MacDonald Staff member Adlai Ewing Stevenson 1900-1965 5 “We are not, I take it, a race of whimpering adoles- cents who can’t face the truth, but a race of men and women, proud, courageous and unafraid.” ACTIVITIES Quarterback, Rick Ward, plows through the Little Flower defense. HOMECOMING 1969 The Class of 73’s prize-winning float. The Homecoming Day car parade. The varsity cheerleaders enjoy half-time ceremonies. Our fifth homecoming marked Stevenson’s gradual maturity as reflected in its increased number of re- turning alumni, its extension of more student in- volvement and the firming of traditions. School spirit began at the top with the administration dis- missing classes early so that students could work on floats or collect wood for the bonfire. The Friday night bonfire was an old-fashioned “barn-burner” complete with crowds of students cheering as outhouses, signs and Chevy backseats blazed. The highlight of the night was the crowning of the Homecoming Queen, Sandy Taylor. The next day, the Patriots battled Little Flower in fierce compe- tition. Although we lost, spirit was not dampened as we enjoyed an exciting afternoon of football and pageantry with the performance of the band, Pom Pon Corps and the queen and her court. Despite the excitement of all the festivities, the students found enough energy to climax the week- end with the traditional Homecoming Dance with Queen Sandy Taylor reigning over the closing night celebration. The Homecoming Dance was the weekend’s final celebration. Presentation of the roses. The captains get together. 9 HOMECOMING QUEEN SANDY TAYLOR Dora Dombrow Senior Attendant Kathy Friday Senior Attendant Debbie Mann Senior Attendant 1969 HOMECOMING COURT Stevenson was well represented this year in the selection of its Homecoming queen and court. Dur- ing the week preceding homecoming, nominations and voting took place; from the Senior class, four girls were selected for the court. They were Dora Dombrow, Kathy Friday, Debbie Mann, and Sandy Taylor. From these the homecoming queen would be elected. The period of anxiety ended at Friday night’s bonfire when Sandy Taylor was crowned by football captain Mike Adams. She reigned over the weekend’s festivities, with her court in atten- dance. Completing the court were freshman atten- dant Esmerelda Rendon, sophomore attendant Cheryl Oehring, and junior attendant Bonnie Schmidt. Bonnie Schmidt Junior Attendant Cheryl Oehring Sophomore Attendant Esmerelda Rendon Freshman Attendant “The cast acted out parts for the audience. They were those parts for themselves. An excellent pro- duction by as good a cast and crew.” Lucy Kos, the maid. “After four weeks of rehearsal, I actually believe Harvey to be alive and existing within our reach. Some of us have been lucky enough to find him, and others had better start looking. Harvey is the greatest, and so are Miss Francis and Mr. Gallagher.” Jan Traweek, Myrtle Mae Simmons. “I hope our audiences were listening to what Har- vey had to say — he was absolutely right.” Anne Wolf, Veta Louise Simmons. HARVEY... “Harvey made me a nervous wreck for weeks, but I enjoyed it.” Tom Hunter, Elwood P. Dowd. “Harvey was really fun, and I’m sure everyone in it carried a bit of Harvey with him.” Chris Nelson, Betty Chumley. “Harvey was a thoroughly enjoyable play to be a part of, and I’m sure the cast, crews, and directors will remember it for quite some time.” Donna Bar- thule, Mrs. Ethel Chauvenet. “I only wonder if people understood the play’s meaning. It was more than just a cute story about an invisible rabbit.” Gregg Flood, Dr. William R. Chumley. “.. .one of the best productions ever to appear on the Stevenson stage. An excellent cast and two fine directors helped make Harvey what it was.” Pat Wolowic, E. J. Lofgren. “A roaring success by my standards. Each part came alive, and we all lived at that moment.” Brian Horne, Judge Omar Gaffney. “Harvey was a very interesting work of art for stu- dents willing to earn both acting and technical ex- perience.” Rick Quinlan, Duane Wilson. “I had a lot of fun learning how to act. It was an experience with people that I’ll never forget.” Dan Walker, Dr. Lyman Sanderson. “Being in Harvey was a fun and interesting experi- ence. Mr. Gallagher and Miss Francis are great people to work under. I think everyone did a good job making it one of our best productions.” Becki Salzman, Ruth Kelly, R.N. CHRISTMAS Singers capture a mood. CONCERT The choral and instrumental divisions of the music department worked together again this year to per- form the annual Christmas Concert. The program began with the Symphonic Band’s performance of the difficult “Festive Overture” by Shostako- vich and featured well-known — and not so well- known — Christmas music. “And a one, and a two. . “Next the band will perform our own rendition of ‘Jingle Bells’!” “Now, coach?' U SPRING The Symphonic Band presented its annual Spring Concert on May 16th. The Band performed the three musical selections for which it received a superior rating at the state band contest, as well as several more recent works. In addition, the newly-formed Jazz Band played such hits as “Hay Burner,” “Cherry Street,” and “Bugaloo.” CONCERTS For the first time, Stevenson’s Choral Department presented its own Spring Concert, entitled “A Night Worth Note”. In addition to the performances of the A Cappella Choir and Girls’ Concert Choir, the Madrigals also sang various numbers. The Madrigals had just returned from the state Choral Contest with superior ratings, and treated the audience to a few of their prize- winning renditions. A Cappella — minus their robes! THE MARCHING PATRIOTS 777i 1 V m m It 41 % aolai e. stevemsom mm HIGH SCHOOL KI� CmUS PATRIOTS PgAitUi. ..W ILLINOIS n i The Patriots are lead by the Color Guard : Alice Isaacson, Nancy Dulski, Inta Salna, and Debbie Mann. The Marching Patriots come on the field OLIVER! Not that hard, Oliver!” No, Hab, you’ve got it all wrong. The workhouse boys. “Is it — gone?” Under the excellent direction of Mr. Dave Habley and Mr. Phil Smith, this year’s musical production of “Oliver!” was a huge success. “Oliver!” repre- sented the cooperation among four academic de- partments: art, English, music, and home econo- mics. Mr. Gallagher and Miss Francis assisted in the technical and make-up direction. Former King and Queen Bill Michelau — Kathy Friday PROM A couple takes time to read Prom bids. 1970 Prom couples enjoy the music. The evening fitted its theme — “A time for us” — with soft music, dancing, beautiful decorations, handsome couples, and a regal Prom Court. After breathless anticipation, the new queen, Anne Hogan, was crowned with her king, John Lange. Jack McCulloch — Lucy Miller Jill Brown — Kent Bray PROM COURT “Don’t reject wisdom from whatever source it may come. Some of your elders have lived a long time, some of them have learned much. The trick is to select the truly wise ones and listen to them.” ACADEMICS Mr. Justin Fishbein Board of Education Mr. Heinz Loeffler Board of Education Mr. Lorenz Schmidt Board of Education Not Pictured: Mr. Robert Anderson Board of Education Mr. Henry Moores Board of Education Mr. Eugene Taylor Board of Education Mr. Fred French Board of Education Deceased Mr. Harold Banser Mr. Edwin Ellis Mr. Edwin Griffith Superintendent Business Manager Administrative Assistant 28 Stevenson’s financial wizard! Members of the Administration hard at work . . . 29 Mr. Allen Science Mrs. Belcher Foreign Language Mr. Carlisle Math Mr. Bancroft Math Mr. Baumann Social Science Mr. Botimer Social Science Mr. Bradley Foreign Language Mr. Cox Physical Education Miss Dawson Physical Education Mr. Beede Science Mr. Cargill Math Miss Francis English 30 “Here we have ‘be,’ meaning ‘to exist in actuality’. 31 Mr. Gallagher English Mrs. Gillilan Guidance Counselor Mr. Gilmore Social Science Mr. Griffith Physical Education Mr. Hanson Mrs. Haslow Mrs. Hayes Business Business Librarian Mr. Jacobs Physical Education Miss Jacquat Science Mr. Johannsen Industrial Arts Miss Johnson Physical Education Mrs. Keiner Foreign Language Mr. Maxson Math Mr. Schnable Social Science Mr. Smith Music Mrs. Stallmann Librarian Mr. Swan Math Faculty Floozies. Mr. Valine Industrial Arts Mrs. Burgess Faculty Secretary Mrs. Paul Guidance Secretary Mrs. Wagar Art Mr. Waldschmidt English Mrs. Weinstein Business f Not Pictured: Miss Berquiest Home Economics Mr. Kern (on sabbatical) Mathematics Miss Lloyd English Mr. Machamer Art Mr. McCartney Guidance Counselor Miss McKinney Guidance Counselor Mr. Misik (on sabbatical) Music Mr. Vogtsberger Industrial Arts Mrs. Grau School Accountant Mrs. Andre Secretary to Mr. Banser Mrs. Schmidt Registrar Mrs. Schauer Attendance Secretary' “Hmm. . .interesting fold-out!” ‘‘Thirty-seven dollars for a paper clip?” “Calling all cars. . .ditcher sighted in parking lot.” “Do you really expect me to believe that excuse?” OUTSTANDING STUDENTS This year several Stevenson students earned special recognition. Some earned scholarships, some re- ceived awards, and others represented Stevenson at conventions and study programs across the country. Each well deserved the recognition he received, and acted as a true ambassador for the school. Kathy Friday Winner of the Betty Crocker Homemaker Award Patty Loeffler jim Keene and Steve Marquardt Elected Secretary of the Northeast Dis- Representatives to the Illinois Association of Student Councils Convention, trict of Student Councils Lucy Kos Representative to Presidential Classroom for Young Americans. Suzanne Balmes Representative to John Hay Summer Fellowship in Human- ities. Yvonne Segal la Hal Cook, Tom Hunter, Bob Moody, and Kathy Friday Illinois Girls State Winners of National Merit Letters of Cofnmendation and Semifinalist for the National Merit Scholarship. NHS OFFICERS - SEATED: Neldie Wal ther, Vice-President. STANDING: Greg Flood, President; Mr. Waldschmidt, spon- sor; Bill Lange, Treasurer; Chris Nelson, Secretary. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS—KNEELING. Nancy Banser, Chris Nelson, Kathy Taylor, Lucy Kos, Pam Mercier. SEATED: Rick Ireland, Bill Lange, Lisa Gillis, Vivian Johnson, Ardie Ward, Carolyn Hoyne, Hal Cook, Greg Flood, Neldie Walther, FIRST ROW STANDING: Paul Wilewski, James Popp, Richard Konlon, Gene Billick, Donna Barthule, Sally Hornback, Jerleeen Schlesser, Bonnie Schmidt, Sue Finkelman, Yvonne Segalla, Patty Loeffler, Inta Salna, Anne Wolf, Mr. Waldschmidt, sponsor. SECOND ROW STANDING: Patrick Wolowic, Mike Shimer, Tom Mason, Matt Bachleda, Mark Moody, Sharon MacDonald Chris Apel. MISSING. Kathy Friday. 40 Lucy Kos inducts Gene Billick into the Society. Treasurer Bill Lange inducts Tom Mason. This year the National Honor Society inducted twenty-one new members in the traditional candle-light ceremony. After Mr. Waldschmidt, the Society’s sponsor, had opened the cere- mony, Mr. Banser spoke on the merits and achievements of those who became members. Then each of the four officers gave speeches on the principles of character, scholarship, leadership, and service, and finally each of the new inductees was called to the stage to re- ceive his membership. After the ceremony, the 1969 members held a reception for the 1970 inductees and their parents. Greg Flood, Anne Wolf, and Kathy Taylor enjoy themselves at the reception. THINK WEEK Poet Lucien Stryke discusses his works. Stevenson made nationwide television this year with its second annual Think Week. Students eagerly took advantage of many unique oppor- tunities including such varied topics as holography, mass media, guerilla warfare, dangerous parallels, and science fiction. Students listen as Dan Walker expresses his views during the science fic- tion seminar. Reporter Keith Klein from NBC speaks on his experiences. The human relations panel: Mr. McCartney, Mr. John Eoyang, Mr. Griffith, Dean Howard Hoogesteger, Dr. Ben Richardson. A cameraman films the assembly on human relations. Mr. Eoyang makes a point to students after the panel discussion. Andy Elmore poses question to participants of panel. -V -i 'Sh - • “If those young Americans who have the advan- tage of education, perspective, and self-discipline do not participate to the fullest extent of their ability, America will stumble, and if America stumbles the world falls.” ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS - FRONT ROW: Patty Loeffler, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Don Dangremond, Treasurer; Horst Grau, Vice-President; THIRD ROW: Mr. Beede, Sponsor; Rick Ireland, President. STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL — FIRST ROW: Rick Ireland, President; Tempra Kershner, Becki Salzman, Wendy Carter. SECOND ROW: Jack Leitz, Linda White, Vivian Johnson, Anne Butler, Kathy Taylor, Jim Martin, Mr. Beede, spon- sor. THIRD ROW: Lee Ann Burke, Laurie Rather, Linda Davis, Jane Mason, Steve Marquardt, Melinda Richmond, Patty Loeffler, Secretary; Jim Keene. FOURTH ROW: Tina Segalla, Len Gratz, Bill Hertel, Ralph Davis, Don Dan- gremond, Treasurer; Tom Markov, Dawn Anderson. MISSING: Horst Grau, Vice-President, Greg Leider, Jill Brown, Cindy Collie, Sally Ireland. 46 This year’s Student Council worked hard to carry out the wishes of the stu- dent body. The Council was instrumen- tal in changing the dress code to allow girls to wear slacks to school. As a ser- vice to the student body the Council had a candy machine installed in the cafeteria. In addition the Council sponsored several dances, decorated the football field for Homecoming, and sold carnations on Valentine’s Day. President Rick Ireland conducts a meeting. Freshman Representatives Laurie Rather and Linda Davis. 47 I.S.P. BOARD AND OFFICERS — FIRST ROW: Miss McKinney, sponsor; Sally Hornback, Yvonne Segalla, Treasurer; Inta Salna, Vice-President; Becki Salzman, Cathy Gratz. SECOND ROW: Nanette VanVorous, Sue Finkelman, Lisa Gillis, Secre- tary; Dianne Balzer, Debbie Mann. THIRD ROW: Rick Ireland, Steve Miller, Ardie Ward, President; Lucy Miller, Jan Traweek, Ralph Davis. MISSING: Steve Buckley. Pierre Hefti Rosa Delgado Graciela Paez Borges Switzerland Peru Argentina 1970 PATRIOTS ABROAD: Sue Finkelman, Ralph Davis. This year’s International Student Program sponsored three foreign students, Pierre Hefti, Graciela Paez Borges, and Rosa Delgado, and sent two Stevenson students, Sue Finkelman and Ralph Davis, to other countries under the Patriots Abroad Program. I.S.P. financed these student programs by holding the annual pancake breakfast and sponsoring a winter talent show entitled, “What’s going on between Abe and Val?” 1969 PATRIOTS ABROAD: Rick Ireland, Steve Buckley, Ardie Ward, Debbie Mann. DEBATE TEAM — SEATED: Ellen Stilke, Hal Cook. STANDING: Mike Settanni, Jerleen Schlesser, Michael Witten, Sally Horn- back, Mary Ann Devlin, Brad Bray, Terry Johnson, Mr. Botimer, sponsor. MISSING: Vlae Kershner, Tom Markov. DEBATE TEAM Resolved: “that Congress should prohibit unilateral intervention in foreign countries.” This 1969-70 topic was argued successfully by Stevenson’s debate team. Both Novice and Junior-Varsity mem- bers, under the capable direction of Mr. Botimer, used persuasive and articulate arguments to over- come their opposition. The team prepares for a debate. GRAPHIC ARTS CLUB—FIRST ROW: Brad Shufelt, Pete Wolowic, Gene Owen, Mike Witten, Ron Perez, Rick Konlon, Greg Groat, Joe Geske. SECOND ROW: Cindy Brown, Mark Kriese, Bob Green, Bob Dedrick, Brad Bray, Mike Heiser, Tom White, Carl Lindskog. THIRD ROW: Jim Vanko, Rick Pfenning, Larry Cotteleer, Bob Baker, Tod Baumann, Ray Perez, Fred Watanabe, Joe Mollinger, Ed Garza, Charles Wolowic. FOURTH ROW: Bob Kadow, Dennis Mitchell, Walt Klier, Claude Fusaro, Steve Anderson, Dave Girten, Greg Horvath, Dan Skor upa, Dave VanPelt, Bill McManaway, Kris Lemmon. GRAPHIC ARTS CLUB The Graphic Arts Club is a service club for all students interested in graphic arts. It is through the efforts of this club that individuals and organi- zations in school can obtain the printed material they need. This unique organization is both a ser- vice club and an educational club. Students can further their knowledge beyond the classroom. Need any printing done? Contact a member of the Stevenson Graphic Arts Club. Projects on a letter press. 51 LETTERMAN’S CLUB — FIRST ROW: Ed Witt, Steve Buckley, Dave Girten, Mr. Baumann, sponsor; Mr. Gilmore, sponsor; Bill McElroy, Ed Schuetz, John Kaye. SECOND ROW: Dan Fishbein, Mike Adams, Tom Solazzo, Tom Mason, Steve French, Kevin Taylor, Jim Popp, Charlie Murray. THIRD ROW: Pat Wolowic, Mark Anderson, Don Dangremond, Jim Welch, Jim Ellis, Jim Mar tin. Bill Hertel, Mike Wolowic. LAST ROW: John Lange, Bill Lange, Brian Tyler, Steve Alvin, John Schuetz, Andy Elmore, Rick Ireland, Mark Moody. LETTERMAN’S CLUB Letterman’s Club activities included a road rally and a special movie night featuring none other than the Club’s favorite — W. C. Fields. 52 A Letterman in Action. Sentry Club donates Stevenson’s signboard. Pierre Hefti wins the Big Gun award in tennis. SENTRY CLUB Sentry Club, led by President Glen Mil- ler did an outstanding job of promoting school spirit. Among the Sentry Club’s activities were the athletic banquets, the donation of the signboard for the foot- ball field, and the running of the refresh- ment stand at football games. The Sentry Club undoubtedly played a big part in the increased school spirit at Stevenson. PEP CLUB—OFFICERS: Tim McGahan, President; Vivian Johnson, Treasurer; Miss Lloyd, sponsor; Mr. Hanson, sponsor; Beeki Salzman, Secretary; Bill Green, Vice-President. PEP CLUB This year’s Pep Club was particu- larly active in promoting school spirit. Perhaps the most impor- tant activity was the purchasing of the Victory Cannon, a minia- ture cannon to be used as an award for the winner of the Lake Zurich-Stevenson football games. Pep Club also arranged for spec- tator buses for all away games, and held the annual Mr. Ugly dance. Pep Club helped promote school spirit. Kathy Friend gets in the mood of a song. FOLK SONG CLUB This year’s Folk Song Club grew to such a great membership that the entire club could not be photographed together! With its increase in member- ship, the club showed a great increase in activity. Led by its sponsor, Mr. Maxson, and the officers — Peter Trzyna, President; Pierre Hefti, Vice- President; and Alice Isaacson, Secre- tary-Treasurer, — the club participated in such diverse activities as talent shows, field trips, and even movie- making. With this increased activity and prestige will come an even greater membership for next year, and the Club promises to grow in importance. Underclassmen such as these comprised the greatest portion of the membership. Folk Song Club members enjoy themselves at a get-together. S3 CHESS CLUB — SEATED: Dan Fishbein, Kathy Friend, Peter Trzyna, Captain. STANDING: Rick Ireland, Jack Leitz, Mike White, Mel Loefer, Nancy Sosna, Vlae Kershner, Mrs. Stallman, Sponsor. CHESS CLUB This year a new club was founded at Stevenson, the Chess Club. It began with a few students interested in playing chess together and ended with five trophies at a Rockford tournament! The Chess Club promises to be a profitable organization for those students academic enough for the game of chess. Team members Dan Fishbein and Vlae Kershner practice up between matches. STAGE CREW The Stage Crew is perhaps the most under- rated club at Stevenson. Members of the crew are not called on stage for the ap- plause after a play or musical, nor are they given recognition for every assembly or tal- ent show they help out in. And yet the Stage Crew deserves every bit as much credit as the actors and actresses on stage, for they do at least as much — and possibly more — work on the productions. They build and decorate all sets, gather all needed props, make or alter all costumes, and change all sets and props during each pro- duction. And in between plays and musi- cals, they are busy working on talent shows, assemblies, meetings, and even graduations. The Stage Crew is perhaps the greatest and most hard-working service club at Steven- son—and is certainly one of the most fun to be in! STAGE CREW — FIRST ROW: Colleen Richeson, Cassie Kilroy, Barb Lammers, Marsha Sanders. SECOND ROW: Bill Ed- munds, Sally Hornback, Marie Knauth, Walter Klier, Steffy Hintz. THIRD ROW: Bob Baker, Keith Troesch, President; John Coffin, Ken Baker, Bob Dorogi, Claudia Humphrey, Chris Jestadt. FOURTH ROW: Terri Schmidt, Rick Quinlan, Dave Krauss, John Taylor. FIFTH ROW: Pete Wolowic, Alan Welzen, Dave Girten, Bob Diedrich. Stage Crew members with their own makeup! F.T.A Two clubs this year. Future Homemakers of America and Future Teachers of America, have served similar purposes. Both clubs have contri- buted many worthwhile projects to the school. But beyond this, these organizations have pre- pared students for professions after graduation and introduced them to the many facets of teaching and homemaking. F.T.A.-FIRST ROW: Mr. Schnable, sponsor: Pat Yanda, Karen Young, Geralynn Hoffmann, Lin- da McCarty, Anne Wolf SECOND ROW: Eileen' Hoffman, Francis Geske, Sally Hornback, Sheryl Hesselgrave. THIRD ROW: Jay Schlesser, Sue Pauer, Hal Cook, Ed Schuetz, Kris Soderman. F.H.A. F.H.A.-FIRST ROW: Kathy McElroy, Chris Davis, Michele Banser. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Roeder, sponsor: Kathy White, Steffy Hintz. Janet Schuetz, Shelley Rowlette. THIRD ROW: Judy Ravagni, Kathy Cox, Susan Pauer, Sandra Sanders, Patty Poplawski. G.A.A. — FIRST ROW: Miss Johnson, sponsor; Chris Nelson, Judy Ravagni, Kathi Forslund, Shelly Rowlette, Miss Dawson. SECOND ROW: Pam Morris, Treasurer; Bonnie Jarosz, Vice-President; Lucy Kos, President; Lisa Gillis, Secretary; Pam Mercier, Activities Chairman. G.A.A. has long been a fun-loving club, and this year was no exception. Powder Puff football games, caroling, parties, father-daughter and mother-daughter ban- quets are only some of the many activities. G.A.A. '7 found this football; find your own. G.A.A. members enjoy themselves at an early meeting. SYMPHONIC BAND Stevenson’s Symphonic Band, under the direction of Mr. Habley, completed a busy calendar of events this year. It began before school started, when the Marching Patriots practiced the intricate drills and musical numbers that they would per- form later at home football games. Besides march- ing at Stevenson, the Patriots also took part in Northwestern’s Homecoming Parade in Evanston. At Christmastime, the Symphonic Band presented the annual Christmas Concert, and later in the spring held another concert. Many of the members of the band contributed their talents to “Oliver” by playing in the pit orchestra. Near the end of the year, the Marching Patriots again practiced their marching in preparation for the Half Day and Wheeling Memorial Day Parades. Perhaps the greatest accomplishment of the band, however, was its first place-superior rating in the Illinois state band contest. This was the first year the Symphonic Band had entered this competition, and the superior rating it received became a great source of pride for the members of the band, their director, and the school. Mr. Habley conducts the band. THE SYMPHONIC BAND — FIRST ROW: Jan McCullough, Dawn Horvath, Vivian Johnson, Mike Gibfreid, Donna Barthule. SECOND ROW: Karen Young, Joan Dahm, Susan Gore, Jamie Mattson, Tricia Frost, Pat McManaway, Kathy Taylor, Debbie Kritlow, Sheryl Hesselgrave, Debi Sanders, Kim Langguth, Nancy Dulski, Ann Worlatschek, Inta Salna. THIRD ROW: Mary Jane Larson, Hal Cook, Jack Leitz, Paul Viemeister, Pat Dubivsky, Teresa Rix, Debbie Kish, Esy Rendon, Cindy Leikam, Ann Bevins, Mary Ann Sislow, Daryl Carter, Ann Peckham, Susan Tinker, David Viemeister, Bob Cook, Nancy Stoll, Jeff Leikam, Sue Barthule. FOURTH ROW: Pierre Hefti, Debbie Mann, Lynda Kritlow, Alice Isaacson, Janine Wilkening, Nancy Roscher, A1 Christensen, Jim Lindgren, Toni Gillis. Karen Nelson. Brian Tyler, Dave Welzen, Kathy Hedrick, Steve Marquardt, Dave Heinzelmann, Dan Fishbein, Jay Schlesser, Scott Morton Gene Billick, Ralph Kuhnke, Jeff Wischer, Paul Wilewski. FIFTH ROW: Cindy Brown, Pam Carberry, Patty Kish, Coral Carey „?l.ant’.L,y”n Rectenwald, Greg Horvath, Colleen Richeson, Joan Kuhn, Tony Begley, Dave Tyler, Ken Baker, John Mason. w,CkT Stan,dIISi1,’ A We,zen’ Pam Mercier, Lynn Sommerfield, John Taylor, Ron Welzen, Todd Baumann, Bill Howell. LAST ROW: Mr. Dave Habley, Dave DeMarco, Jim Bauer, Dave Howell, Chuck Gerschefske, Gary Englund, Randy Soderman, Dave Uirten, Tom Solazzo. The winners of the John Phillip Sousa Band Award, Mary Jane Larson and Paul Wilewski. BAND OFFICERS — SEATED: Mary Jane Larson, Librarian; Paul Wilewski, Vice- President. STANDING: Nancy Dulski, Treasurer; Inta Salna, Secretary; Debbie Mann, President; Hal Cook, Librarian; Vivian Johnson, Librarian. A CAPELLA CHOIR - FIRST ROW: Tempra Kerschner, Steffy Hintz, Lecki Trzyna, Wen- dy Carter, Anne Hogan, Bonnie Jarosz, Jill Brown, Nancy Zieg- ler, Debbie Kritlow. SECOND ROW: Debbie Graham, Karen Young, Joan Kuhn, Gayle Chris- tensen, Eileen Hoffman, Marie Knauth, Anne Wolf, Pam Aleck- son, Mr. Smith, director; Diana Wightman, Dianne Balzer. THIRD ROW: Yvonne Segalla, Lorna Davis, Ardie Ward, Anne Butler, Linda Kritlow, Cora Rita Jones, Linda Davis, Kathy Fri- day, Lucy Miller, Teri Schmidt. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Baker, Fran Geske, Gregg Flood, Walt Klier, Bob Moody, Tom Hunter, Rick Quinlan, John Coffin, Brian Horne, Melinda Richmond, Perry Shepherd. MISSING: Ralph Davis, Fred Christensen, Jack McCulloch, Bill Edmunds, David Krauss. A CAPELLA MUSIC CLUB OFFI- CERS-SEATED: Nancy Ziegler, Gayle Christensen. STAND- ING: Dianne Balzer, Marie Knauth, Anne Butler, Bob Moody, secretary - treasu rer; Bonnie Jarosz, Mr. Smith, sponsor; Fred Christensen, Ralph Davis, president. CHOIR Led by Mr. Smith in his first year as a choral director, the A Capella Choir reached new heights with songs like “Anthem for Spring’’ and “Plorate Fili Israel.’’ And they revived such old hits as “Ochi Manza Mia” and “Go Down Death.” “Rub thy neighbor as thyself.” GIRLS’ CONCERT CHOIR The Girls’ Concert Choir, also led by Mr. Smith, con- tinued to produce the brand of music for which they are well-known. They exhibited their musical prowress in the fall, Christmas, and spring con- certs this year. GIRLS’ CONCERT CHOIR - FIRST ROW: Rhonda Roller, Kathy Kebschull, Pam Carter, Connie Smith, Laura Chambers, Sally Baumann, Susan Anderson, Vickie Hoffman, Helen Brandt, Teri Lowe, Julia Delao. SECOND ROW: Fonda Jennings, Yolanda Enriquez, Sandra Sanders, Pam Mielke, Colleen McCabe, Diana Carter. THIRD ROW: Chris Neuman, Pat Mil- ler, Joan Vitucci, Ellen Stilke, Laurie Reiff, Barb Urbanek, Geralyn Hoffman. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Smith, director; Jan Traweek, Pam Geist, Karen Palmer, Nancy Lindskog, Eileen Hoffman. FIFTH ROW: Judy Ravagni, Penny Pfenning, Debbie Smith, Kathy Leuzinger, Debbie Gent, Pam Radtke. SIXTH ROW: Regina Hohne, Tina Segalla, Kim Zuehlke, Lisa Schaumburg, Karen Nelson, Linda Solazzo. “After a hard night’s concert. . . 63 MADRIGALS — SEATED: Sue Toupence, Lucy Miller, Wendy Carter, Dianne Balzer, Ardie Ward, Nancy Ziegler, Anne Butler, Eileen Hoffman, Marie Knauth, Gayle Christensen. STANDING: Walter Klier, Ralph Davis, Tom Hunter, Peter Trzyna, Gregg Flood, Bob Moody, Fred Christensen, Bill Edmunds. JAZZ BAND AND MADRIGALS The Stevenson Jazz Band put on a surprisingly live- ly performance for their first season. We’ll be anxious to hear more in the coming year. During the sabbatical leave of Mr. Misik, the Mad- rigal Group followed the gymnastics of Phil Smith through many rehearsals and performances and finally won a Superior rating (highest ever) in the state contest. JAZZ BAND — KNEELING: Donna Barthule, David Welzen, Todd Baumann, Paul Wilewski. STANDING: Tom Solazzo, Hal Cook, Kathy Hedrick, Bill Howell, Gene Billick, John Taylor, Ralph Kuhnke, Ron Welzen, Dave Heinzelmann, Brian Tyler, Jeff Wischer. THE WIT The Wit Staff, under the in- fluence of Mrs. Main, turned out a magazine so full of the life and vitality of our school that we may all live a long, long time! Every- one looks forward to the issues of the coming years. THE WIT STAFF - FIRST ROW: Sue Olsen, Chris Apel, Karen Taylor. SECOND ROW: Beth Newman, editor; Kathy Friend, Brian Horne. THIRD ROW: Sue Finkelman, editor; Holly Tala- mine, editor. LAST ROW: Mrs. Hain, sponsor; Gary Coomans, Mrs. Wagar, sponsor. 65 THE STATESMAN THE STATESMAN STAFF — FIRST ROW: Pat Wolowic, Kathy Taylor, Karen Taylor, Peter Trzyna, co-editor. SECOND ROW: Lucy Kos, Editor-in-Chief; Mrs. Haslow, sponsor; Mike Wolowic, co-editor. THIRD ROW: Chris Nelson, Gregg Flood, Daryl Car- ter, Lisa Gillis, Pam Mercier. MISSING: Donna Barthule, Vlae Kershner. “The Statesman,” Stevenson’s controversial news- paper, was edited this year by Lucy Kos, with the help of the sponsor, Mrs. Haslow, and the co- editors, Mike Wolowic and Peter Trzyna. “The Statesman” contained news of the school, editor- ials, and several humorous “extras.” THE AMBASSADOR THE AMBASSADOR STAFF — SEATED: Kathy Taylor, Editor-in-Chief. STANDING: Vivian Johnson, Mike Shimer, co- editor; Mr. Habanek, sponsor; Pat Wolowic, Sharon MacDonald, Dianne Balzer, Debbie Mann. MISSING: Kathy Friday, Steve Marquardt, Jeff Wischer, Sue Svenson, Ralph Davis, Pam Mercier. The Ambassador staff, headed by Editor-in-Chief Kathy Taylor, assisted by Co-editor Mike Shinier and sponsor Mr. Habanek, contributed many hours of their time to produce a truly unique yearbook. The ultimate goal of the staff was to produce a book filled with worthwhile remembrances of the school year. As a result of the staff’s efforts, the Ambassador met its deadlines and completed a record of the year’s activities and events. “Everyone has something to contribute to the wel- fare of his fellow man. No one is unimportant.” ATHLETICS VARSITY CHEERLEAD ERS: Jill Brown, Dora Dombrow, captain. Lucy Miller, Cindy Collie, Pam Wolfe. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Stevenson was able to boast of two fine squads this year — the Varsity Cheerleaders led by Cap- tain Dora Dombrow, Jill Brown, Lucy Miller, Cindy Collie, and Pam Wolfe, and the Junior Var- sity Cheerleaders consisting of Megan Smith, Paula Dombrow, Sharon Halford, Debbie Mc- Intosh, and Captain Pam Morris. Duh. . .Was that a basket? JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Debbie McIntosh, Paula Dombrow, Megan Smith, Sharon Halford, Pam Morris, captain. Both squads of cheerleaders devoted many long hours of practice with a resulting spirit and vi- tality that was a tribute to the school and to the teams. The cheerleaders’ enthusiasm was catching and the entire school reacted spiritedly to the pep rallies and the spirit can competitions. The Cheerleaders applaud as our team comes on the court. 71 POM PON CORPS POM PON CORPS — KNEELING: Nancy Ziegler, Dianne Balzer, Captains Jackie Peterson and Anne Wolf, Colleen McCabe, Wendy Carter. SECOND ROW: Debbie Smith, Joan Vitucci, Yvonne Segalla, Patty Loeffler, Bonnie Schmidt, Jeanne Whitlow, Marty Rich. STANDING: Anne Butler, Ardie Ward, Sara Rich, Mary Swanson, Dawn Anderson, April Pfenning, Lisa Gillis, Carolyn Hoyne. MISSING: Jan Traweek. This year’s Pom Pon Corps, sponsored by Miss Johnson and captained by Anne Wolf and Jackie Peterson, again added spirit and pep to school activities. The Corps performed for all home foot- ball games, basketball games, and pep assemblies. For the last home game the Seniors of the Corps prepared a special surprise and performed a rou- tine to the music of “Get Ready.” 72 The Pom Pon Corps performs at a football game. The alternates: Leslie Banner, Gayle Almquist, and Melinda Richmond. The hard-working captains: Anne Wolf and Jackie Peterson. Coach Baumann looks over the field at his fight- ing Patriots: Mike Adams, Mark Anderson, Steve Buckley, Bruce Graham, Mac Hanley, Bill Her- tel, Norm Kuennen, Bill Lange, Jim Martin, Bill McElroy, Charlie Murray, Glenn Pflughaupt, John Schuentz, Tom Solazzo, Brian Tyler, Jim Welch, Lenny Boltz, Jim Hartford, Ralph Kuhnke, John Lange, Jack McCulloch, Gene McIntosh, Dennis Mitchell, Mark Moody, John Rynders, Kevin Taylor, Stan Feldbusch, Gary Moore, John Kaye, and manager Dave Girten. VARSITY FOOTBALL 75 'Good form but not much distance!” “Do it right this time!” Hard fighting picks up extra yards. Under the direction of two new coaches, Mr. Hansen and Mr. Cargill, the Frosh-Soph football team turned in a fine season. Their record at the end of the season was the best ever turned in by a Frosh-Soph team at Steven- son. With fine and promising athletes like these, the future looks bright for Stevenson football. 76 Mike Adams Guard Dan Walker Guard Mr. Jacobs Coach H0-3JHJ� 38 VARSITY SCORES Wauconda 62 45 Grayslake 72 40 Providence 97 33 Aurora Central 59 38 Forest View 85 39 Round Lake 37 49 Carmel 63 47 Cary Grove 48 41 Glenbrook North 78 36 Lake Park 62 61 Glenbard North 68 51 Lake Zurich 61 47 Fenton 55 54 Walther Lutheran 51 49 Kankakee Eastridge 89 49 Beloit Turner 73 57 Round Lake 55 47 Lake Zurich 69 37 Kankakee Eastridge 59 61 Grayslake 75 “You jump higher in Red Ball Jets!” VARSITY BASKETBALL After a 2-18 season this year, Coach Jacobs can only wait to see what next year brings. Some unexpected talent was shown by several players this year, and with the help of those exper- ienced players who will return next year, Stevenson may have a more successful season. Lindell shows fine free-throw form. 80 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM - FIRST ROW: Jim Williams, Rick Standish, Mike Sauders, Rick Schelter, SECOND ROW: Bruce Lowry, Mike Schultz, Bob Taylor, Dane VanPelt, Bob Baker, Bob Hedrick, Mike Settanni, manager. THIRD ROW: Mr. Griffith, coach; Greg Alver, manager; Greg Groat, John Hurley, Duane Doerle, Randy Buecher, Doug Levernier, Dan Lange, John Mercier, Mr. Cargill, coach. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM - FIRST ROW: Pat Tobin, Ed Drabant, Andy Daynard, Scott Morton, p«t Sweeny, SECOND ROW: Steve Kouracos, manager; Randy Syme, Steve Miller, Don Bowers, Vlae Kershner, manager. THIRD ROW: Mr. Swan, coach; Rich Ward, Chris Bohan, Gary Moore, Dave Howell, Mike White. Gary Moore and Randy Syme struggle for the ball. JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES 42 Wauconda 40 41 Grayslake 67 48 Providence 50 25 Aurora Central 44 53 Forest View 58 38 Round Lake 48 45 Walter Lutheran 50 36 Mundelein 60 21 Glenbrook North 62 41 Lake Park 50 46 Glen bard North 56 27 Lake Zurich 48 36 Walter Lutheran 48 40 Kankakee Eastridge 70 42 Turner 67 46 Round Lake 45 29 Lake Zurich 53 37 Kankakee Eastridge 61 87 TENNIS TEAM - FIRST ROW: Mr. Cargill, coach; Dave Englund, Dan Fishbein, Vlae Kershner, Bob Dedrick. SECOND row: Mark Moody, Pierre Hefti, Dan Dongremond, Joe Hakes. TENNIS AND TRACK Bill Lange comes in for a photo-finish! TRACK TEAM — FIRST ROW: Dave Girten, manager; Joe Geske, Gay Moore, John Boyle, Dan Lange, Bob Lafferty, Mr. Maxson, coach. SECOND ROW: Steve French, Ray Krebs, Ed Schuetz, Ed Witt, Dave Schindler, Jack Leitz. THIRD ROW: Steve Buckley, John Lange, Bill Lange, Rick Ireland, Mark Miliwitz, Jim Popp, Randy Buescher, Rob Oellrich, Gene D’Am- brosio, John Kaye. HIGH LIGHTS JUNIOR-VARSITY AND FRESHMAN BASEBALL TEAM - FIRST ROW: Jim Lindgren, Rick Schelter, John Spence, Merl Kriese, Rick Gould, Mike Heisler, Brad Bray, Mike Souders, Bruce Lowry. SECOND ROW: Brad Owen, John Mercier, Gary Raupp, Kurt Dahlberg, Bob Taylor, Duane Doerle, Jim Popp, Pat Sweeney. THIRD ROW: Mr. Swan, Freshman Coach; Greg Horvath, Darrell Doerle, Dave Ousley, Rick Ward, Dan Walker, Ed Drabant, Scott Morton, Ralph Kuhnke, Paul Wilewski, Mr. Hansen, Varsity Coach. BASEBALL 86 GOLF 87 “This year’s golf team, coached by Mr. Robert Brown, included Tom Mason, Chuck Gerschefske, Scott Butzloff, Rick Pfenning, Pat Tobin, Mike Keene, James Keene, John Andreae, Horst Grau, Paul Aleckson, Steve Kouracos and Bill McElroy. “The most important lessons I have learned (are): that in quiet places, reason abounds; that in quiet people there is vision and purpose; that many things are revealed to the humble that are hid- den from the great.” STUDENT BODY 1 RESHMAN CLASS BOARD AND OFFICERS — SEATED: Barb Schmidt, Vice-President; Alexia Trzyna, President; Paula Dombrow, Secretary. STANDING: Miss Lloyd, Sponsor; Cathy Forslund, Class Board; Tommy Dolhun, Class Board; Mark Kriese, Mr. Maxson. MISSING: Dan Runions, Terry Johnson, Class Board. CLASS OF 1973 Pam Aleckson David Alver David Alvin John Anderson Nancy Anderson Coleen Baca Christine Bachleda Robert Baker Robert Balmes Sally Baumann Marsha Bell Rosalinds Berlanga, Tom Berry Ann Bevins Susan Bjerga Helen Brandt Tom Braun Brad Bray Randy Buescher Debra Burke Lee Anne Burke Daryl Carter Laura Chambers Larry Cotteleer Jacki Cox Greg Cote Keith Dahlberg Joan Dahm Amelia Darby Linda Davis Lorna Davis April Daynard Robert Dedrick Julia Delao David DeMarco Randy Dewitz Deborah Didier Duane Doerle Tammy Dolhun Paula Dombrow Denise Dorband Robert Dorogi Pat Engel Yolanda Enriquez Michael Farner Daniel Finkelman Cathy Forslund Mary Firnbach Eileen Fischer David Fisher Tricia Frost Ralph Fuller Bill Garza 91 Dan Gates Pam Geist Susan Gore Debbie Graham Greg Groat Mark Groat Jean Haberstroh Gerry Hajduk Meghan Hanley Sharon Hanus Robert Hedrick Mike Heiser Three freshmen receive their beanies. Joseph Hodges Geralynn Hoffmann Leslie Hoffman Dawn Horvath Greg Horvath Ann Huber Claudia Humphrey John Hurley Sally Ireland Alura Jennings Chris Jestadt Terry Johnson Diane Kessel Debbie Kish Patricia Kish Mary Koch Mark Kriese Janet Kuhn Joan Kihn Bryan Kuzuhara Bob Lafferty Tony Lamb 0f , Jr 1 Dan Lange Cindy Keikam Greg Lesage Doug Levernier Jim Lindgren Carl Lindskog 93 Nancy Lindskog Bruce Lowry Debbie Marlewski Lynda Marquardt Loui Marsh Jane Mason Marc Mason Scott Maynard Kathleen McElroy Laurie McGowan Debbie McIntosh Patty McManaway John Mercier Marita Michallek Larry Michelau Pam Mielke Pat Miller Gene Moore Steve Mose Barbara Mueller Connie Myers James Obenauf Jack O’Brien Brad Owen Gene Owen Beth Pankau Ann Peckham Frances Perez Kelly Plunkett Laurie Rather Gary Raupp Sharon Raupp Laurie Rieff Esmerelda Rendon Colleen Richeson Teresa Rix Dan Runions Margo Salmon Marsha Sanders Deborah Sargent Rick Schelter Barbara Schmidt Mike Schultz Charles Scott Tina Segalla Mike Settanni Perry Sheppard Brad Shufelt Mary Ann Sislow Connie Smith 95 A typical reaction to the beanies. Linda Solazzo Lynn Sommerfield Mike Souders John Spence Richard Spoerlein Roderick Standish Ellen Stilke Sandy Stilke Susan Sullivan Russ Suiter Carole Taylor Karen Taylor Robert Taylor Susan Taylor Randy Towner Michael Vanek Steve VanDemerkt Dana VanPelt James Vanko Tommy Walker Nancy Weidner Deborah Weis Richard Welter Tom White Glen Wielgus Sheila Wilkins Jim Williams Michael Witten Peter Wolowic Kim Zuehlke Not Pictured: Cleo Brown Laura Banach Kim Chapin Mary Crofton Diane Filipowski Jill Funk Debbie Gilmore Debbie Hodan Richard Kilroy Karen Konlon Terry McCartney Rob Oellrich Nancy Pope Theresa Pykett Jeff Schaefer Bob Scheschie Gary Slater Nicholas Spircoff Susan Tillman Alexia Trzyna John White James Willut Vickie Yohn Freshmen work on their prize-winning float. 97 SOPHOMORE CLASS BOARD AND OFFICERS — SEATED: Bob Green, Vice President; Pam Morris, Treas- urer; Melinda Richmond, Secretary; Steve Miller, President. STANDING: Mr. Bancroft, sponsor; Stan Feld- busch, Sharon Halford, Dawn Anderson. Missing: Leslie Banner. CLASS OF 1972 Gayle Almquist Paul Aleckson Craig Alver Dawn Anderson Susan Anderson John Andreae William Baird Kenneth Baker Leslie Banner Michele Banser James Bauer Todd Baumann James Beach Tony Begley Claudia Bermea Chris Bohan Jeffrey Bowen Donald Bowers Steve Bredeson Cindy Brown Jeffrey Brown Brian Bush Anne Butler Kyle Campbell Claudia Canning Pam Carberry Pamela Cardinal Coral Carey Wendy Carter Jeri Christensen Robert Cook Jeff Cooley Roy Coomans Jill Cote Clarissa Davis Susan Davis Andrew Daynard Beth Dever Maryann Devlin Sharon Dobner Darrell Doerle Arlene Doland Edward Drabant Patricia Dubivsky Dale Ducomun Janie Elmore Gary Englund Ronald Essenpreis Stanley Feldbusch 99 Steve Fischer Morris Fishbein Frannie Fisher Robert Forsythe Steve French Tim Friday Claude Fusaro Ed Garza Susan Gates Joseph Geske Greg Gent Mike Gibfreid George Gidzinski Toni Gillis Ralph Gotlund Robert Green Timothy Haberstroh Steve Haines Sharon Halford David Heinzelmann Art Hoeft Vickie Hoffman Robert Hollenbach David Howell Joan Howell Alice Isaacson Gail Issleb Fonda Jennings Cora Rita Jones Tina Jones Kimberly Kaufman John Kaye James Keene Viae Kershner Catherine Kilroy Steve Kouracos Raymond Kreba Debbie Kritlow Barbara Lammers Robin Langguth Mark Leikam John Leitz Melvin Loefer Tony Marianetti Steve Marquardt Bernadette Martin John Mason Jamie Mattson Pamela Morris Scott Morton Terri Neeleman Karen Nelson Caron Neuwald Karen Palmer Raymond Perez Ronnie Perez Carol Peterson Kathy Peterson 101 Rick Pfenning Pat Poplawski Gregory Preston Terrence Quinlan Lynn Rather Judy Ravagni Zoila Rendon Norma Reyes Melinda Richmond Rhonda Roller Celeste Rubino Carolyn Salmon Sandra Sanders David Schlinder Terri Schmidt Frank Schubat Paulette Schubat Michael Shaffer Joe Shoop Lee Slater Carol Smith Megan Smith Randy Soderman Cynthia Souders Carrie Stafford Robert Stoll Patrick Sweeney Randall Syme Lisa Tagtmeier Bill Takegi John Taylor Susan Tinker Patrick Tobin Barbara Urbanek Terry Vanover David Viemeister Paul Viemeister Joan Vitucci Darrell Walker Aleta Walther Richard Ward Fred Watanabe Allan Weidner David Welzen Mari Jo West Joe White Michael White Janine Wilkening Jeff Wischer Edward Witt Charles Wolowic Jack Wykel Nancy Ziegler Not Pictured: John Boyle Bob Banach Kathy Lynn Cox Cathy Crofton Greg Carlson Karen Friend Denise Humeniuk Kenneth Johnson Kathy Krsnak Janet Kuennen Greg Lesage Mark Matt Joe Mollinger Mark Miliwicz Cheryl Oehring Lynn Rectenwald Hollis Talmine Daniel Thomas David Tyler Susan White “173 more days till summer. . . 103 JUNIOR CLASS BOARD AND OFFICERS — SEATED: Cathy Gratz, Secretary; Lucy Miller, President; Anne Hogan, Vice-President; Pam McCaffrey, Treasurer. STANDING: Mr. Griffith, sponsor; Inta Salna, Class Board; Pat Wolowic, Class Board; Ralph Davis, Class Board; Bonnie Schmidt, Class Board. CLASS OF 1971 Steve Anderson Tim Anderson Matt Bachleda Jerry Baker Susan Barthule David Bell Margaret Bernard Alan Bevers Lenny Boltz Eddie Bond James Brady Claudia Bray Kent Bray Joanne Breaugh Leslie Brown Avis Butler Alan Christensen Craig Clifton Cindy Collie Cathy Cook Joel Cooley Don Dangremond Kurt Dahlberg Mark Davis Ralph Davis Paul DeMuth Larry Dubivsky Nancy Dulski Chris Eichorst 105 Elizabeth Engel David Englund Donald Englund Alicia Enriquez Marcia Erickson Tom Farmer Sue Finkelman David Forsythe Pat Wolowic hard at work (for a change). Jim Fountaine Patricia Galloy David Girten 1 f - I Mary Gora Horst Grau Robert Haberstroh Joseph Hakes James Hartford Kathy Hedrick Steffi Hintz Denise Hoffman Anne Hogan Jeffrey Holland Sally Hornback Jack Jarc Susan Jensen Margaret Kilroy Marie Knauth Donna Koch Richard Konlon Ellen Krsnak 107 Ralph Kuhnke Sally Landreth John Lange Kim Langguth Kris Lemmon Debbie Lesage Janet Levernier Margaret Lindsay Patty Loeffler Pat Loraas Karen Majewski Phil Mall Tom Markov Jan Mason Colleen McCabe Pamela McCaffrey Linda McCarty Jack McCulloch Eugene McIntosh Joseph Meyer Mark Moody Christine Moore Linda Musgrave Sue Neibergall Bob Oellrach Sue Olsen Susan Pauer Alica Pekara Debby Petrunic Pat Wolowic and Nannette VanVorous work on the Junior decorations. Diane Pfaff April Pfenning Rondi Piquette Ann Pollard 109 James Popp Luanne Pottenger Lindell Pritchett Richard Quinlan James Reh Martha Rich Sara Rich Rochelle Rowlette Vikke Rybarczyk John Rynders Inta Salna Becki Salzman Debi Sanders Jerleeen Sch lesser Bonnie Schmidt Janet Schuetz Anne Settanni Mike Shimer Dan Skorupa Denise Solberg Nancy Sosna Joanne Stauner Mary Swanson Kevin Tyalor Christen Talamine Sue Toupence Rick True Nannette VanVorous Ken Wagner Not Pictured: William Bryk Gayle Christensen Perry Cooley Dan Ebel John Farner Ron Fisher Cathy Gratz Don Harper Dave Hodan Branden Keehn Dennis Lyle Dennis Mitchell Chris Milliweg Sean O’Hara Joan O’Brien Tom Pilarczyck Laurie Taylor Dany Wiesneske Patrick Wolowic Scott Waller Becky Weidner “What (a man) knows at fifty that he did not know at twenty boils down to something like this: the knowledge that he has acquired with age is not the knowledge of formulas, or forms of words, but of people, places, and actions — a knowledge not gained by words but by touch, sight, sound, vic- tories, failures, sleeplessness, devotion, love — the human experiences and emotions of this earth and of oneself and other men; and perhaps too a little faith and a little reverence for things you cannot see.” SENIORS SENIOR CLASS BOARD AND OFFICERS SEATED: Bob Norton, President; Jeanne Whitlow, Treasurer; Carolyn Hoyne, Secretary ; Andy Elmore, Vice-President. STANDING: Dora Dombrow, Mr. Vogstberger, Sponsor; Jay Foss, Debbie Mann MISSING: Tony Gordon. CLASS OF 1970 Elmer Michael Adams “Elmer” Mayor of Half Day Steve Alvin “Steve” Undecided Mark Stephen Anderson “Ram” Whaler Christine Apel “Chris” Forger of Rembrandts Suzanne Balmes “Sue” Undecided Dianne Balzer “Di” Hospital Administrator Nancy Kyle Banser “Nance” Special Education Teacher Al F. Berlanga “Chi Chi” Chi Chi Grabber Joe Berlanga “Joe” Undecided Eugene Michael Billick “Gene” Student Marilynn Brown “Marilynn” Undecided Stephen N. Buckley “Buck” Super Surfer David James Calder “Dave” Sweatshop Proprietor Dona Rae Barthule “Crash” Animal Psychiatrist Roy B. Bjerga “Football” Jack of All Trades Janet D. Campbell “Jan” Undecided Candace Carlton “Candy” Undecided Frederick G. Christensen “Fearless Fred” Head Basketball Coach Jill Margaret Christensen “Jilly” Peace Corps William A. Clayton “Freaky Bill” Maker of Waves John Magie Coffin “Sparks Undecided Cindy Collyer “Cindy” Undecided Harold J. Cook “Radish” Professor of Hierarchyology Chris V. Cronson “Chevy Stomper” Garbologist Karen Elaine Crowley -Bubbles” Undecided Rosa Delgado “Rosa” Undecided Dora Dombrow “Dumbo” Elephant Feeder Bill Edmunds “Bill” Undecided Bruce Eibert “Bruce” Undecided Carol Lee Eichorst “Carol” Undecided James E. Ellis “Goose” Politician Andrew Monteverde Elmore “Cheshire” Doctor Barbara Jean Engel “Barbie” Nurse Barbara Farner “Barb” Undecided Raymond Firnbach “Ray” Undecided Terry L. Firnbach “Terry” Nurse’s Aide Amy Fishbein “Fish” Undecided Gregory Edward Thomas Flood “G.E.T.F.” Undecided Joseph M. Foss III “Jay” Professional Pall Bearer Patricia Anne Fournier “Patty” Ski Bum Kathleen L. Friday “Frita” English Teacher Deborah Gent “Debby” Undecided Chuck Gerschefske “Big: G” Undecided Frances J. Geske “Albert” Bookkeeper Carol Lynn Gies “Carol” Beautician Tony Gordon “Tony” Undecided Donald Bruce Graham “Roadrunner” Playboy Lisa Christine Gillis “Ding” Professional Procrastinator William David Green “Bill” Don of the Mafia Macaire Gerard Hanley “Mac” Forest Ranger Pierre Edouard Hefti “Draguer” Swiss Watchmaker William Richard Hertel “Herter” Crop Duster Sheryl Ann Hesselgrave “Sheryl” Undecided William Gordon Howell “Bill” Undecided Bonnie Mary Jarosz “Barney” Teacher Eileen Susan Hoffmann “Eileen” Elementary Teacher Christy Hollenbach “Chris” Undecided Brian Horne “Brian” Undecided Richard Ireland “Socko” Undecided Vivian Joan Johnson “Viv” Social Director Robert Kadow “Volkswagon Man” Pump Jump Kathi Kebschull ““Keppy” Race Car Driver Michael Edward Keene “Puh” Tracer of Lost Persons Kimberly J. Kindermann “Kim” X-Ray Technician Bradley Kish “Brad” Undecided Walter Fredrick Klier “Wally” Electronics Engineer Lucy Elizabeth Kos -Tree” Undecided David A. Kraus “Dave” Consumer Linda Scott Kirtlow “Kritz” Information Operator Norman L. Kuennen “Coon” Mechanic Rick C. Kuennen Christopher James Lamb “Coon” “Lambie Pie” A Collie Lover Sharecropper William John Lange “Wholesome” Defender of the Proletariat Mary Jane Larson “Micki” Professional Musician ■ Gregory John Leider “Greg” Retail Florist Jeff Leikam “Jeff” Undecided Diane LeStonga “Diane” Undecided Sharon Ann Macdonald “Sam” Bellevue Inmate Deborah R. Mann “Hey Mann” Undecided Thomas Allan Mason “Mase” Stock Broker James Martin “Jim” Undecided William McElroy “Mac” Undecided Tim McGahan “Tim” Undecided Christine Violet McManaway “Kisses” Beautician Pamela Jeanette Mercier “Merce” Interior Decorator Priscilla Sue Meyer “Priscilla” Business Secretary William G. Michelau “Wilbur” Tomato Paste Taster Robert Moody “Bob” Undecided Irvin Carl Mueller “Face” President of McDonalds Charles Murray “Charlie” Undecided Christine Nelson “Chris” Undecided Beth Ellen Neuman “Beth” History Teacher Robert Alan Norton “Bob” Draft Dodger David Harold Ousley “Big Tex” Javelin Catcher for Olympics Graciela Noemi Paez “Rocky” Latin Lover Gary Pekara “Gary” Undecided Jaclyn S. Peterson “Jackie” Orthodontist Glenn Allan Pflughaupt “Flu ” Commercial Pilot Teresa Ann Pribek “Heffer Hips” Farmer Pamela Radtke “Mort” Undecided Deborah Replogle “Debbie” Undecided Nancy Gail Roscher “Nance” Nurse Helen Savadge “Stuey” A Religious Fanatic Lisa K. Schaumburg “Birdlegs” Elementary Education Teacher Edward John Schuetz “Shotgun” Undecided John Robert Schuetz “Stork” Chimney Sweep Yvonne A. Segal la “Y-von” Undecided Debra Lee Smith “Debbie” Nun Steve R. Smith “Stomper” Olympic Broad Jumper Kristin Lynn Soderman “Kris” Undecided Thomas Joseph Solazzo “Whep” Spaghetti Vendor James Stancliff “Jim” Undecided Nancy Stoll “Nance” Undecided David William Sullivan “Dave” Cook Susan Ann Svenson “Sue” An Outside Agitator Sandra Kay Taylor “Sandy” Undecided Janice A. Traweek “Jan” Undecided Keith Louis Troesch “Keith” Dr. Zarkov Peter K. Trzyna “Arlo Benoni” Chess Player Brian James Tyler “Pansie” Undecided John Maurice VanDuynhoven “Dutch” A Tulip Daniel Wayne Walker “The Adrenalin Kid” Mad Scientist Lucy G. Walther Neldi” Professional Roadrunner Ardith JoAnn Ward “Wardie Ard” Prairie View Tour Guide Zoe P. Waterman “Zoe” Undecided James P. Welch “Chopper” The Prince of Pork Allen Dale Welzen “Big Al” Sailor Keith Joseph West “Guzzy” Monkey for Organ Grinder Kathleen White “Kathi” Undecided Jeanne Sue Whitlow “Big Red” Undecided Diana Wightman “Big D” Undecided Paul N. Wilewski “Paul” Undecided Ann Wilson “Crazy Annie” Undecided Anne L. Wolf “Banauna” Bartender Pamela Mary Wolfe “Pam” Basketball Center Michael Francis Wolowic Ann C. Worlatschek “Wick” “Ann” Pope Undecided Patricia Elaine Yanda “Patches” Undecided Karen June Young “Charlie” Undecided Hail, hail, the gang’s all here! NOT PICTURED: Garon Albrecht Garrett Coomans Debbie Dobner Kathy Friend Len Gratz Bruce Lewane Joe Schubat Jerry Schultz JoAnne Suiter Kathy Taylor “No but’s about it! 127 MOST TALENTED Donna Barthule-Gregg Flood SENIOR HALL OF FAME 128 BEST EYES Patty Fournier-Rick Kuennen CLASS CLOWNS Carolyn Hoyne-Keith West MOST ATHLETIC Bill Lange-Debbie Smith BEST SMILE Jay Foss-Pam Wolfe COMMENCEMENT Members of the Class of 1970 looked for- ward to graduation with mixed emotions. Along with the feeling of escapement from such things as school lunches, 72-minute periods, and school-bus rides, came the realization of the passing of the high school years. Those years had been filled with close friendships with schoolmates and teachers alike, friendships that could not be pain- lessly or easily broken. And every senior must at some time have realized that he had indeed matured a great deal during his four year stay at Stevenson — and been thank- ful for the maturing. It was not surprising, therefore, that on graduation night one could find tears and sad faces mingled with the usual smiles and excited laughter of leavetaking. Donna Barthule straightens Hal Cook’s mortarboard before the ceremony. The graduates relax outside. Mr. John Eoyang of Kendall College gives the graduation address. Andy Elmore, Vice-president of the Class of 1970, Rives the farewell address. Marshall Lucy Miller leads the procession of graduates. 131 “I would speak to you not of the past, when my generation held its hopes so high, but of the future. . ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY J. D. ALLEN B.S. and M.Ed. at the University of Illinois; Physical Science. DENNIS BANCROFT B.S. at Northern Illinois University; Geometry, Algebra II, Algebra IIA; Assistant Director of Student Activities; Sophomore Class Sponsor. HAROLD BANSER B.S. and M.A. at Northwestern University, attended University of Florida, Indiana University, Univer- sity of Illinois, and Northern Illinois University; Superinentdent. THOMAS M. BAUMANN B.A. at Lake Forest College, M.A. at North- western University; World Geography, Government, Russian History, U.S. History Since 1945; Letterman’s Club Co-sponsor; Head Football Coach. ROBERT BEEDE B.S. at Northern Illinois University, M.S. at University of Illinois; Science Department Chairman; Chemistry, Physical Science; Student Council Sponsor. JUNE BERGQUIST B.S. at Iowa State University, attended Illinois State University, Illinois Institute of Technology, and Northern Illinois University; Home Econom- ics Department Chairman; Advanced Foods, Bachelor Living, Advanced Clothing, Adult Living, HERO. ALLEN BOTIMER B.S. and M.A. at Northern Illinois University, attended Southwestern of Tennessee Univer- sity; Social Science Department Chairman; Psychology, U.S. History; Debate Club Sponsor. STUART BRADLEY B.A. in French at Sorbonne, B.A. in German at Goethe Institute, M.A.; German I, II, III, IV, French I. Gymnastics Coach. DAWN BELCHER B.A.; French I, II, III, IV, V. ROBERT BROWN B.S. at Illinois State University; Biology I. Golf coach. JOHN D. CARGILL B.S. and M.S. Northern Illinois University, Algebra, General Math; Frosh-Soph Football Coach. NOLAN N. CARLISLE B.A. at Southern Illinois University, M.A. at University of Illinois; Geometry, Calculus, Trig- onometry, Analytic Geometry. KELLY COX B.S. at University of Illinois; Physical Education. EDWIN ELLIS B.S. at Central Michigan University, M.S. at Northern Illinois University; Business Manager. MARY FRANCIS B.A. at Quincy College, attended Siena Heights College and Northern Illinois University; English IIA, English III; Assistant Drama Coach. WILLIAM J. GALLAGHER B.S. and M.S. at University of Wisconsin; English II, Speech, Drama Stagecraft; Stevenson Technical Crew Sponsor; Drama Coach. DOROTHY GILLILAN B.A. at Duke University, M.Ed. at National College; Counselor. PASCAL M. GILMORE B.A. at University of Miami, M.A. at University of Illinois; Western Civilization, Government, U.S. History, Sociology; Letterman’s Club Co- sponsor; Track Coach. EDWIN H. GRIFFITH B.A. at Lake Forest College, M.A. at University of Cincinnati, attending Northern Illinois University; Administrative Assistant to Mr. Banser. GEORGE GRIFFITH B.A. at Harris Teachers College, M.S. at Wash- ington University, attended University of Missouri and Northern Illinois University; Driver Educa- tion Department Chairman; Driver Education; Junior Class Sponsor; Frosh Basketball Coach; Head Cross Country Coach. ROLAND N. HABANEK B.S. at Concordia Teachers College, M.E. at Marquette University, attended University of Michigan. English I, II, III, AMBASSADOR Sponsor. DAVE E. HABLEY B.S. and M.S. at University of Illinois; Music Department Chairman; Symphonic Band, March- ing Band, Introductory Band, Intermediate Band; Director of Student Activities. DOROTHEA HAIN B.A. and M.A. at University of Chicago; English I A, IV; WIT Sponsor. WILLIAM J. HANSEN B.S. at Northwestern University; English I, II, IV; Head Varsity Baseball Coach; Head Frosh-Soph Football Coach. DAVID J. HANSON B.Ed. at Wisconsin State University, B.A. at Indiana University; Economics, Business Law, Marketing; Business Education Department Chairman; Pep Club Sponsor. ELIZABETH HASLOW B.S.; Introduction to Business, Typing I, Book- keeping; STATESMAN Sponsor. KITTY HAYES B.S. and M.S. at University of Wisconsin; Librar- ian. HARRIET JACQUAT B.ED. at Illinois State University; M.S. at University of Wisconsin; Assistant Chairman of Science Department; Biology I, IA, II. RICHARD JOHANNSEN B.S. and M.S. at Stout State University, attended Northern Illinois University; Industrial Arts- Drafting, Drafting I, Technical Drafting, Archi- tectural Drafting; Audio-Visual Equipment Coordinator. CAROL JOHNSON B.S. at Wheaton College; Girl’s Physical Educa- tion, Freshman Health; G.A.A. Sponsor; Pom Pom Corps Sponsor. MARY JOHNSON B.S. at Elmhurst College; Substitute. JAMIE KEINER B.A. at Knox College; Spanish I, II, III, IV, V. JENNIFER LLOYD B.A. at Ripon College, M.S.Ed. at Northern Illinois University; English I, II, IIIA; Assistant Sponsor of Pep Club; Co-Sponsor of Freshman Class. CHARLES MACHAMER B.A. at University of Illinois, M.S. at Northern Illinois University; Art Department Chairman; Art I, II, Crafts. B.A. at Arkansas State University, M.Ed. at Arizona State University, Counselor. mary McKinney B.Ed. at Northern Illinois University, M.A. at Syracuse University; I.S.P. Sponsor; College Counselor. MICHAEL PAULL B.A. and B.D.; Assistant Football Coach; Ameri- can History. BEVERLY ROEDER B.S. Ed. at Northern Illinois University; Home Economics I, II; Future Homemakers of America Sponsor. WAYNE D. SCHNABLE B.S. and M.S. at Northern Illinois University, attended Indiana State University and Stanford University; Curriculum Coordinator; U.S. History; F.T.A. Sponsor. PHIL SMITH B.S. at University of Illinois; A Cappella Choir, Girl’s Choir, Girl’s Glee, Men’s Chorus; Mad- rigal Singers Coach. FRANCIS STALLMANN B.S. at Northwestern University, M.S.Ed. at Indiana University; Librarian; Chess Club Sponsor. RICHARD J. VOGTSBERGER B.S. and M.S. at Stout State University; Industrial Arts Department Chairman; Graphic Arts I, II, III; Graphic Arts Club Sponsor; Senior Class Sponsor. ANGELIKA A. WAGAR B.A. at Knox College, attended Roosevelt Art Institute of Chicago; Art I, II, III, IV. ELMER WALDSCHMIDT B.S. and M.A. at Marquette University, attended Northern Illinois University; English Department Chairman; Humanities Division Chairman; English I, IV, V, Developmental Reading, Ad- vanced Placement English; National Honor Society Sponsor. BONITA WEINSTEIN B.S. at Northern Illinois University; Typing I, II, Office Practice. j. david McCartney 135 SENIOR INDEX MIKE ADAMS Football 2, 3, 4; Football Captain 4; Big Gun Award 4. GARON ALBRECHT STEVE ALVIN 1.5. P. 1, 2, 3, 4; Folk Song Club 3, 4; F.T.A. 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Sealance 1; Pegasus 3; Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4; Sealance President; Teachnical Crew President; Cross Country 3, 4; Letterman’s Club 4; Talent Show 1, 2, 3, 4; Gym Show 2; PLAYS - BULL IN A CHINA SHOP, GOOD MORNING MISS DOVE, MY SISTER EILEEN, DEATH OF A SALESMAN, CHARLEY’S AUNT, BLITHE SPIRIT, HARVEY, YOU CANT TAKE IT WITH YOU, MY FAIR LADY, SOUND OF MUSIC, OLIVER, FINIAN’S RAINBOW. College — Bradley University Occupation — Electrical Engineer MARK ANDERSON 1.5. P. 1; Football 1, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2; Base- ball 1; Letterman’s Club 4. College — Stout State Occupation — Mechanical Drafting CHRIS APEL Pegasus 2, 3; National Honor Society 4; WIT Art Staff 2, 3, 4; College — Rockford College Occupation — Artist SUZANNE BALMES Transferred from Morristown High School 1.5. P. 3; Folk Song Club 3; Stage Crew 3, 4; PLAYS - DEATH OF A SALESMAN, YOU CANT TAKE IT WITH YOU, FINIAN’S RAINBOW, OLIVER. College — Beloit College Occupation — Anthropologist DIANNE BALZER 1.5. P. 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Madrigals 2, 3, 4; Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Music Club Officer 3, 4; AMBASSADOR Staff 4; Pom Pon Corps 3, 4; PLAYS - BULL IN A CHINA SHOP, MY FAIR LADY, SOUND OF MUSIC, FINIAN’S RAINBOW. College — Indiana University NANCY BANSER 1.5. P. 1, 2, 3; F.H.A. 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2; Stage Crew 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Gym Show 2; PLAYS - BULL IN A CHINA SHOP, GOOD MORNING MISS DOVE, DEATH OF A SALESMAN, MY SISTER EILEEN, HARVEY, CHARLEY’S AUNT, BLITHE SPI- IRT, SOUND OF MUSIC. College — Illinois State University Occupation — Special Education DONNA RAE BARTHULE 1.5. P. 1, 2, 3, 4; Folk Song Club 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2; Folk Song Club Secretary-Treasurer; Band Vice-president; Music Club 2; Music Club Officer; STATESMAN Staff 4; Gym Show 2; National Honor Society 4; PLAYS — FINIAN’S RAINBOW, DEATH OF A SALESMAN, CHARLEY’S AUNT. BLITHE SPIRIT, HARVEY, MY FAIR LADY, SOUND OF MUSIC, OLIVER. College — Valparaiso University Occupation — Musician AL BERLANGA College — Denver Institute Occupation — Mechanic JOE BERLANGA GENE BILLICK Folk Song Club 4; Graphic Arts Club 3; STATES- MAN Staff 4; National Honor Society 4; Talent Show 4. College — Bradley University ROY BJERGA Cross Country 3; Football 1; Track 1; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3. Occupation — Gas Station Attendant STEVE BUCKLEY DAVE CALDER 1.5. P. 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Stage Crew 2; Cross Country 3; Wrestling 1, 2; Gym Show 2, 3; PLAYS - MY FAIR LADY, SOUND OF MUSIC. College — Lincoln College Occupation — Businessman JAN CAMPBELL CANDY CARLTON 1.5. P. 1; Pep Club 1, 2; G.A.A. 1; Class Board 1; Student Council 1; PLAT — BULL IN A CHINA SHOP. College — Ball State University Occupation — Nurse FRED CHRISTENSEN 1.5. P. 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Graphic Arts Club 3, 4; Madrigals 4; Cross Country 3; Football 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Letterman’s Club 4; PLAYS - DEATH OF A SALESMAN, MY FAIR LADY, SOUND OF MUSIC. Occupation — U.S. Air Force JILL CHRISTENSEN Pep Club 1; G.A.A. 3; Gym Show 2. College — Lake County Junior College Occupation — Psychologist BILL CLAYTON 1.5. P. 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; E.S.P. President; Student Council 1; Student Council District Representative 1; Football 3; PLAYS — YOU CANT TAKE IT WITH YOU, OLIVER. College — Southern Illinois University. JOHN COFFIN 1.5. P. 2, 3; Sealance 1; Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Crew Vice-president; PLAYS — BULL IN A CHINA SHOP, GOOD MORNING MISS DOVE, MY SISTER EILEEN, DEATH OF A SALESMAN, BLITHE SPIRIT, HARVEY, YOU CANT TAKE IT WITH YOU, MY FAIR LADY, SOUND OF MUSIC, FINIAN’S RAINBOW, OLIVER. College — Michigan Technological University. Occupation — Electrical Engineer. CINDY COLLYER HAL COOK Transferred from Lake Forest Academy. De- bate Team 2, 4; Talent Show 2, 4; Illinois State Scholar 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; PLAYS - SOUND OF MUSIC, FINIAN’S RAINBOW, OLIVER. College — Cornell College Occupation — Historian GARRY COOMANS BRUCE CRINKLEY CHRIS CRONSON Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Crew 3; E.S.P. Official; Wrestling 1; PLAY — YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU. College — Southern Illinois University. KAREN CROWLEY ROSA DELGADO 1.5. P. Exchange Student DORA DOMBROW 1.5. P. 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Board 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2; Graduation Usher 3; Prom Court 3; Homecoming Court 3, 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader Captain 4. College — Monmouth College Occupation — Psychologist BILL EDMUNDS 1.5. P. 2, 3; Folk Song Club 4; Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4; Music Club Officer; Madrigals 3, 4; Music Club 2, 3, 4; S.R.R.L. 1, 2; S. T. C. 3, 4; Wrestling 1; Talent Show 2, 3, 4; Gym Show 2; PLAYS - BULL IN A CHINA SHOP, GOOD MORNING MISS DOVE, BLITHE SPIRIT, MY SISTER EILENE, DEATH OF A SALESMAN, CHARLEY’S AUNT, HARVEY, YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU, MY FAIR LADY, SOUND OF MUSIC, FINIAN’S RAINBOW, OLIVER. College - Trinity College CAROL EICHORST JIM ELLIS Pep Club 1, 2; Cross Country 1, 2; Football 3; Track 1, 2; Baseball 1, 4; Letterman’s Club 2, 3, 4; Illinois State Scholar 4; College — Marquette University Occupation — Engineer ANDY ELMORE Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Class President 4; Football 1; Track 2, 3; Homecoming Court 4; PLAY — YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU. College Illinois Wesleyan University. BARB ENGEL I.S.P. 2; Pegasus 3; G.A.A. 3; PLAY - CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU. College Mt. Sinia School of Nursing. Occupation — Nurse YOU AMY FISHBEIN RAY FIRNBACH School. Folk Song Club 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; National Honor Society President 4; Madrigals 2, 3, 4; Music Club 2, 3; STATESMAN Staff 3, 4; Talent Show 4; PLAYS - GOOD MORNING MISS DOVE, MY SISTER EILEEN, DEATH OF A SALESMAN, BLITHE SPIRIT, CHARLEY’S AUNT, HARVEY, SOUND OF MUSIC, FINIAN’S RAINBOW, OLIVER, YOU CANT TAKE IT WITH YOU. College — Northwestern University Occupation — Actor JAY FOSS Class Board 4; Class President 1; Football 1; Track 2; Graduation Usher 3; Prom Court 3. College — MacMurray College PATTY FOURNIER 1.5. P. 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; G.A.A. 1, 2; Gym Show 2; College — University of Illinois Champaign — Urbana Occupation — Artist KATHY FRIDAY 1.5. P. 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Class Board 2; Madrigals 3; AMBASSADOR Staff 4; Prom Court 3; Homecoming 4; National Honor Society 4; PLAYS — FINIAN’S RAIN- BOW, OLIVER. College — Wisconsin State University KATHY FRIEND Transferred from Glenbrook North High School. Folk Song Club 4; Chess Club 4; Talent Show 4; PLAY - College — University of Illinois, Champaign — Urbana Occupation — Psychologist TONY GORDON DEBBIE GENT 1.5. P. 1, 2, 3; Folk Song Club 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Board 2; Prom Court 3; PLAYS — MY FAIR LADY, FINIAN’S RAINBOW, OLIVER. College — Upper Iowa College Occupation — Elementary Teacher CHUCK GERSCHEFSKE Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Baseball 1; Golf 2, 3, 4; Golf Captain 3, 4; Big Gun Award 3; Letterman’s Club 1, 2, 3, 4; PLAYS - SOUND OF MUSIC, FINIAN’S RAINBOW, OLIVER. College — Harper Junior College Occupation — Draftsman FRAN GESKE F.T.A. 1, 2, 4; F.H.A. 1, 2; F.T.A. Secretary 3; F.T.A. Vice-president 4; Music Club 2, 3; PLAYS - SOUND OF MUSIC, FINIAN’S RAINBOW, OLIVER. Occupation — Secretary CAROL GIES TERRY FIRNBACH F.H.A. 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 2. College — St. Francis Nursing School Occupation — Nurse’s Aid GREGG FLOOD Transferred from Newman Jr. High LISA GILLIS I.S.P. 1, 2, 3, 4; Folk Song Club 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; I.S.P. Secretary 3, 4; G.A.A. Secre- tary 3,4; Music Club 2; AMBASSADOR Staff 1, 2; STATESMAN Staff 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Pom Pon Corps 3, 4; Pom Pon Corps Squad Leader 4; Gym Show 2; PLAYS - GOOD MORNING MISS DOVE, MY SISTER EILEEN, DEATH OF A SALES- MAN, CHARLEY’S AUNT, BLITHE SPIRIT, HARVEY, YOU CANT TAKE IT WITH YOU, MY FAIR LADY, SOUND OF MUSIC, FIN- IAN’S RAINBOW, OLIVER. College — Cornell College Occupation — English Teacher BRUCE GRAHAM Graphic Arts Club 3; Stage Crew 1, 2, 3; Football 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2; Illinois State Scholar; PLAY - MY SISTER EILEEN. College — Northern Illinois University Occupation — Chemist LEN GRATZ BILL GREEN Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Class President 2, 3; Pep Club Vice-president 4. College — Western Michigan University Occupation — Businessman. MAC HANLEY Transferred from Holy Trinity High School. Football 4; Big Gun Award 4; Letterman’s Club 3, 4. College — Harper Junior College Occupation — Ornamental Horticulturist PIERRE HEFTI I.S.P. Exchange Student; I.S.P. 4; Folk Song Club 4; Folk Song Club Vice-president 4; Tennis 4; Tennis Captain 4; Big Gun Award 4; Talent Show 4; PLAY - OLIVER. College — Ecole Polythechnique Federale Occupation — Architect BILL HERTEL Class Representative 4; Football 1, 3, 4; Wrestling 1; Golf 1, 2, 3; Letterman’s Club 3.4. College — Southern Illinois University Occupation — Pilot SHERYL HESSELGRAVE F.T.A. 4; Pep Club 1, 2. College — Trinity Junior College Occupation — Elementary Teacher EILEEN HOFFMANN 1.5. P. 2, 3; F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 2, 3; F.T.A. President 4; Madrigals 3, 4; Music Club 3; Talent Show 4; PLAY - OLIVER College — National College of Education Occupation — Elementary Teacher CHRIS HOLLENBACH Pegasus 3. College — Lakeland College Occupation — Sociologist BRIAN HORNE Folk Song Club 2; Madrigals 3; Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1; PLAYS - HARVEY, YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU, MY FAIR LADY, SOUND OF MUSIC, FINIAN’S RAIN- BOW, OLIVER. College — Western Illinois University Occupation — Artist BILL HOWELL Transferred from Evanston Township High School. Talent Show 4; PLAYS - HARVEY, YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU, OLIVER. College — Arizona State Occupation — Zoologist CAROLYN HOYNE 1.5. P. 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2; Class Secretary 1, 2, 3, 4; Pom Pon Corps 1, 2; Pom Pon Corps Squad Leader 3, 4; National Honor Society; Gym Show 2; PLAYS — YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU, FINIAN’S RAINBOW. College — University of Illinois Champaign — Urbana TOM HUNTER RICK IRELAND 1.5. P. 1, 2, 3, 4; Folk Song Club 4; F.T.A. 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Chess Club 4; Student Council 3; Student Council President 4; Student Council District Representative 4; Golf 1; Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Cross Country Captain 4; Big Gun Award 2, 4; Football 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Letterman’s Club 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Court 4; Illinois State Scholar 4; National Honor Society 3; 4; Talent Show 3, 4; Gym Show 2; I.S.P. Exchange Student To Germany; PLAYS — YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU, FINIAN’S RAINBOW, OLIVER. College — University of Illinois, Champaign — Urbana BONNIE JAROSZ Transferred from Fanwood High School. 1.5. P. 2, 3; F.T.A. 4; Pep Club 2, 3; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. Secretary 3; G.A.A. Vice- president 4; Music Club 3, 4; Music Club Officer 4; Gym Show 2; PLAYS — SOUND OF MUSIC, OLIVER. College — Milton College Occupation — Elementary Teacher VIVIAN JOHNSON 1.5. P. 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club Treasurer 4; Student Council 3, 4; Band Librar- ian 4; AMBASSADOR Staff 4; Graduation Usher 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; PLAYS — OLIVER, FINIAN’S RAINBOW. College — Carroll College. BOB KADOW Transferred from Arlington High School. Graphic Arts Club 3, 4; Football 2. Occupation — Mechanic KATHI KEBSCHULL 1.5. P. 3, 4; F.H. A. 2, 3; F.H.A. Treasurer 3; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Music Club 4; Gym Show 2; PLAYS - MY FAIR LADY, OLIVER. College — Harper Junior College Occupation — Secretary MIKE KEENE Pep Club 1, 4; Letterman’s Club 3, 4; Foot- ball 1; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Court 3. College — Wisconsin State University, White- water. KIM KINDERMANN Folk Song Club 2; F.H.A. 2, 3; Debate Team 1, 2; G.A.A. 1, 2; Gym Show 2. BRADLEY KISH Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4; PLAYS - BULL IN A CHINA SHOP, GOOD MORNING MISS DOVE, MY SISTER EILEEN, DEATH OF A SALESMAN, MY FAIR LADY, CHARLEY’S AUNT, HARVEY, SOUND OF MUSIC, FINIAN’S RAINBOW, OLIVER. College — Harper Junior College Occupation — Engineer WALT KLIER Folk Song Club 4; Graphic Arts Club 4; Stage Crew 4; Music Club 4; PLAYS — HARVEY, YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU, OLIVER. Occupation — Salesman LUCY KOS 1.5. P. 1, 2; Folk Song Club 1, 2, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. President 4; STATESMAN Staff 3, 4; STATESMAN Editor 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Gym Show 2; Presidential Classroom for Young Americans Representa- tive; PLAYS - BULL IN A CHINA SHOP, GOOD MORNING MISS DOVE, MY SISTER EILEEN, DEATH OF A SALESMAN, CHARLEY’S AUNT, BLITHE SPIRIT, HAR- VEY, YOU CANT TAKE IT WITH YOU, MY FAIR LADY, SOUND OF MUSIC, FINIAN’S RAINBOW, OLIVER. College — Northern Illinois University Occupation — Journalist DAVID KRAUS Transferred from St. Viaters High School. Folk Song Club 3; Stage Crew 3, 4; Music Club 3; PLAY - FINIAN’S RAINBOW. LINDA KRITLOW Pep Club 1, 2; Pegasus 3; Pom Pon Corps 1; PLAY-OLIVER. Occupation — Telephone Operator NORM KUENNEN Football 3. • RICK KUENNEN CHRIS LAMB BILL LANGE MARY JANE LARSON 1.5. P. 2; F.T.A. 1, 4; Pep Club 2, 4; G.A.A. 2; Librarian 3, 4; PLAYS - SOUND OF MUSIC, FINIAN’S RAINBOW, OLIVER. College — Illinois State University GREG LEIDER Transferred from St. Viator. Pep Club 3, 4; Student Council 4; Student Council District Representative 4. College — Southern Illinois University Occupation — Business Administrator JEFF LEIKAM PLAYS - SOUND OF MUSIC, FINIAN’S RAINBOW, OLIVER. College — Harper Junior College Occupation — Draftsman DIANE LESTONGA F.H.A. 1, 2; G.A.A. 1,2. Occupation — File Clerk BRUCE LEWANE SHARON MacDONALD 1.5. P. 1,2, 4; Folk Song Club 1, 2, 3; F.T.A. 4; Pep Club 1, 2; AMBASSADOR Staff 4; Illinois State Scholar; National Honor Society 4; Talent Show 1; Library Assistant 2, 3, 4; College — MacMurray College Occupation — Special Education Teacher DEBBIE MANN Transferred from Niles North High School. 1.5. P. 3, 4; Folk Song Club 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 2; Folk Song Club Vice-presi- dent 3; Class Board 3, 4; Band President 4; Band Secretary 3; Band Treasurer 2; AMBASSADOR Staff 4; Prom Court 3; Homecoming Court 2, 4; PLAYS — YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU, FINIAN’S RAINBOW, OLIVER; I.S.P. Exchange Student to Peru. College — Carthage College JIM MARTIN Transferred from Highland Park High School. 1.5. P. 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Student Council 4; Student Council District Representative 4; Letterman’s Club 3, 4; Letterman’s Club Vice-president 4; Football 3,4. TOM MASON 1.5. P. 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Stage Crew 3, 4; Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Big Gun Award 4; Letterman’s Club 3, 4; Illinois State Scholar; National Honor Society 4; PLAYS - CHARLEY’S AUNT, BLITHE SPIRIT, HARVEY, YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU, FINIAN’S RAINBOW, OLIVER. College — Northern Illinois University Occupation — Businessman BILL McELROY Transferred from Notre Dame High School. Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Golf 4. College — Harper Junior College TIM McGAHAN 1.5. P. 1, 2, 3, 4; Folk Song Club 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club President 4; Baseball 4. College — Wisconsin State University, White- water. CHRIS McMANAWAY PAM MERCIER 1.5. P. 1, 2, 3; Folk Song Club 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Pegasus 3; Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. Activities Chairman 4; Student Council 2; AMBASSADOR Staff 4; STATES- MAN Staff 4; Gym Show 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; PLAYS - GOOD MORNING MISS DOVE, MY SISTER EILEEN, DEATH OF A SALESMAN, CHARLEY’S AUNT, MY FAIR LADY, BLITHE SPIRIT, HARVEY, YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU, FINIAN’S RAINBOW, SOUND OF MUSIC, OLIVER. College — Northern Illinois University Occupation — Artist PRISCILLA MEYER BILL MICHELAU Prom King 3. BOB MOODY Transferred from George Washington High School. I.S.P. 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Madri- gals 4; Music Club 4; Acapella Treasurer 4; Music Club Officer 4; Cross Country 4; Foot- ball 1; Basketball 2; Golf 2, 3, 4; Letterman’s Club 3, 4; Graduation Usher 3; Homecoming Court 4; Illinois State Scholar; National Merit Finalist; PLAYS - YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU, SOUND OF MUSIC, OLIVER, FINIAN’S RAINBOW. College — Northwestern University Occupation — Doctor IRVIN MUELLER CHARLIE MURRAY Pep Club 3, 4; Class Board 3; Football 1, 2, 4. College — Southern Illinois University Occupation — Architect CHRIS NELSON 1.5. P. 1; Folk Song Club 2, 3; Stage Crew 2; Debate Team 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; National Honor Society Secretary 4; Illinois State Scholar; Gym Show 2; PLAYS — GOOD MORNING MISS DOVE, MY SISTER EILEEN, DEATH OF A SALESMAN, HARVEY, CHARLEY’S AUNT, BLITHE SPIRIT, YOU CANT TAKE IT WITH YOU, SOUND OF MUSIC. College — Augustana College BETH NEUMAN Transferred from Abraham Lincoln High School. Associate WIT editor 4. College — Texas Women’s University Occupation — Historian BOB NORTON DAVID OUSLEY Transferred from Foothill High School. Debate Team 4; Baseball 4. College — University of Texas Occupation — Lawyer GRACIELA PAEZ 1.5. P. Exchange Student from Argentina. I. S.P. 4; Talent Show 4. GARY PEXARA Track 2. Occupation — Construction Worker JACKIE PETERSON 1.5. P. 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2; Class Board 2; Student Council 1; Pom Pon Corps 3, 4; Pom Pon Corps Captain 4; Cheer- leader Captain 2. College — Monmouth College GLENN PFLUGHAUPT Football 1, 2, 4; Letterman’s Club 4. Occupation — Airport Worker TERI PRIBEK Transferred from Regina Dominican High School. Pegasus 3. College — Lake County Junior College Occupation — Elementary Education Teacher PAM RADTKE DEBBIE REPLOGLE Transferred from Pompano Beach Senior High School. NANCY ROSCHER 1.5. P. 1; F.T.A. 1, 2; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1; Music Club 3; PLAYS - MY FAIR LADY, SOUND OF MUSIC. College — Lake County Junior College Occupation — Nurse HELEN SAVADGE Folk Song Club 2, 3, 4. College — Sullins College Occupation — Psychologist LISA SCHAUMBURG Pep Club 1; Pegasus 3; G.A.A. 1; Music Club 3, 4. College — Valparaiso University Occupation — Elementary Teacher ED SCHUETZ JOHN SCHUETZ Pep Club 4; Student Council 1; Football 1,2,3, 4; Letterman’s Club 3, 4; PLAY - YOU CANT TAKE IT WITH YOU. College — Southern Illinois University. Occupation — Business Administrator JEROME SCHUETZ YVONNE SEGALIA 1.5. P. 1, 2, 3, 4; Folk Song Club 1, 2; 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2,3, 4; I.S.P. Treasurer 4; Music Club 2, 3, 4; Girl State 3; Illinois State Scholar; National Honor Society 4; Pom Pon Corps 4; PLAYS - DEATH OF A SALESMAN, CHARLEY’S AUNT, HARVEY, MY FAIR LADY, SOUND OF MUSIC, FINIAN’S RAINBOW, OLIVER. College — Knox College DEBBIE SMITH Transferred from Hillard Junior High School. 1.5. P. 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pom Pon Corps 2, 3, 4; Pom Pon Corps Squad Leader 4; PLAYS - BULL IN A CHINA SHOP, GOOD MORNING MISS DOVE, MY FAIR LADY, SOUND OF MUSIC, FINIAN’S RAINBOW, OLIVER. College — Western Illinois University Occupation — Physical Education Teacher. STEVE SMITH Transferred from St. Viators High School. Cross Country 3, 4. College — Southern Illinois University KRIS SODERMAN Transferred from Edina High School. F.T.A. 4; STATESMAN Staff 4. College — Scripps College TOM SOLAZZO 1.5. P. 1; Football 1, 4; Track 2; Baseball 1; Letterman’s Club 4; PLAYS - MY FAIR LADY, SOUND OF MUSIC, FINIAN’S RAIN- BOW, OLIVER. College — Bradley University JIM STANDCLIFF Stage Crew 1; PLAY - MY FAIR LADY. NANCY STOLL Transferred from South Milwaukee High School. Pep Club 4; PLAY — OLIVER. College — Wisconsin State University, Stevens Point Occupation — Elementary Teacher JO SUITER Transferred from Parkersburg High School. DAVE SULLIVAN 1.5. P. 3; Pep Club 2, 4; Track 2; Wrestling 1. SUSAN SVENSON Transferred from Wheeling High School. AMBASSADOR Staff 4. College — Northern Illinois University Occupation — Historian KATHY TAYLOR 1.5. P. 1, 2, 3, 4; Folk Song Club 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Student Council State Representative 3; Student Council District Representative 4; Student Council Publicity Chairman 4; AMBASSADOR Staff 1, 2, 4; AMBASSADOR Editor 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Talent Show 1, 3, 4; PLAYS — MY FAIR LADY, OLIVER. College — Miami University Occupation — Pianist SANDY TAYLOR Transferred from North Buncombe High School. Graduation Usher 3; Homecoming Queen 4. JAN TRAWEEK Transferred from Muskego High School 1.5. P. 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2; Music Club 4; Pom Pon Corps 4; PLAYS — DEATH OF A SALESMAN, CHARLEY’S AUNT, BLITHE SPIRIT, HARVEY, YOU CANT TAKE IT WITH YOU, OLIVER. College — St. Norberts College KEITH TROESCH Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Crew President 4; PLAYS - GOOD MORNING MISS DOVE, MY SISTER EILEEN, DEATH OF A SALES- MAN, CHARLEY’S AUNT, BLITHE SPIRIT, HARVEY, SOUND OF MUSIC, FINIAN’S RAINBOW, OLIVER. College — Michigan Technological University Occupation — Electrical Engineer PETER TRZYNA 1.5. P. 1, 2, 3, 4; Folk Song Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Folk Song Club President 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Chess Club 4; Chess Club Team Captain 4; WIT Editor 3; Madrigals 2, 4; Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1; STATESMAN Staff 4; Illinois State Scholar; Talent Show 2, 3, 4; PLAYS - GOOD MORNING MISS DOVE, MY SISTER EILEEN, CHARLEY’S AUNT, BLITHE SPIRIT, MY FAIR LADY, SOUND OF MUSIC, FINIAN’S RAINBOW, OLIVER. College — University of Wisconsin, Madison Occupation — Journalist BRIAN TYLER Pep Club 1; Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3; Wrestling 1, 2; Baseball 1; Letterman’s Club 3, 4. College — Northern Illinois University Occupation — Chemist JOHN VAN DUYNHOVEN Basketball 2. College — Southern Illinois University Occupation — Psychologist DAN WALKER Transferred from Robert W. Traip Academy. Basketball 4; Baseball 4; Big Gun Award 4; Talent Show 4; PLAYS - HARVEY, YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU; Letterman’s Club 4. NELDI WALTHER F.H.A. 1, 2, 3; F.H.A. Secretary 2; National Honor Society 3, 4. College — University of Illinois Champaign — Urbana ARDIE WARD 1.5. P. 3, 4; I.S.P. President 4; Student Council 3; Madrigals 3, 4; Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Illinois State Scholar; National Honor Society 3, 4; Talent Show 1 3, 4; Pom Pon Corps 3, 4; Gym Show 2; PLAYS - MY FAIR LADY, SOUND OF MUSIC, FINIAN’S RAINBOW, OLIVER; 1.5. P. Exchange Student to Ecuador. ZOE WATERMAN Transferred from Bradshaw High School. Occupation — Nurse’s Aid JIM WELCH Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Letterman’s Club 4; E.S.P. 4. College — Joliet Junior College Occupation — Agriculturalist ALLEN WELZEN Stage Crew 3, 4; Folk Song Club 2; Music Club 2, 3; PLAYS - HARVEY, YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU, MY FAIR LADY, SOUND OF MUSIC, FINIAN’S RAINBOW, OLIVER. KEITH WEST Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 4; Graduation Usher 3; Mr. Ugly 2. College — Southern Illinois University Occupation — Business Administrator KATHY WHITE Transferred from Mt. Assissi High School. F.H.A. 3, 4; F.H.A. President 4. JEANNE WHITLOW 1.5. P. 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Board; Class Officer; Class Treasurer 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1,2; Graduation Usher 3; Pom Pon Corps 2, 3, 4; Gym Show 2; PLAYS — MY FAIR LADY, YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU, SOUND OF MUSIC, FINIAN’S RAINBOW. College — Northern Illinois University DIANA WIGHTMAN Transferred from St. Patrick’s Academy. I. S.P. 2, 3; Pep Club 3; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. PAUL WILEWSKI 1.5. P. 1; Folk Song Club 4; Pep Club 1, 4; Band Vice-president 4; Baseball 4; STATES- MAN Staff 2; Illinois State Scholar; National Honor Society 4; Talent Show 1, 4; PLAYS — MY FAIR LADY, SOUND OF MUSIC, FIN- IAN’S RAINBOW, OLIVER. College — Bradley University Occupation — Engineer ANN WILSON 1.5. P. 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3 College — Wisconsin State University, Stevens Point ANNE WOLF 1.5. P. 1, 2, 3; F.T.A. 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Class Vice-president 1, 2; Stu- dent Council 2; Music Club 4; Graduation Usher 3; National Honor Society 4; Pom Pon Corps 2, 3, 4; Pom Pon Corps Captain 3, 4; PLAYS - HARVEY, YOU CANT TAKE IT WITH YOU, FINIAN’S RAINBOW. College — Ohio State University PAM WOLFE 1.5. P. 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Graduation Usher 3; Prom Court 3; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Gym Show 2; PLAYS — FINIAN’S RAINBOW, OLIVER. College — Upper Iowa College Occupation — Nurse MIKE WOLOWIC Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Crew 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 3, 4; Football 1; Basketball 1; Letter- man’s Club 3, 4; STATESMAN Staff 3, 4; STATESMAN Editor 4; PLAY - YOU CANT TAKE IT WITH YOU. College — Lake County Junior College Occupation — Business Administrator ANN WORLATSCHEK PLAY-OLIVER Occupation — Office Worker PAT YANDA F.T.A. 4; F.H.A. 2, 3; G.A.A. 2, 3; Gym Show 2; PLAYS - BLITHE SPIRIT, FINIAN’S RAINBOW. Occupation — Secretary KAREN YOUNG F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; PLAYS - SOUND OF MUS- IC, OLIVER. College — Lakeland College Occupation — Musician STUDENT INDEX Adams, Mike 8-9,52-53,74-75, 78-79,114-115 Albrecht, Garon 126-127 Aleckson, Pam 62-63,90-91 Aleckson, Paul 86-87,98-99 Almquist, Gayle 72-73,98-99 Alver, Craig 80-81,98-99 Alver, David 90-91 Alvin, David 90-91 Alvin, Steve 52-53,114-115 Anderson, Dawn 46-47,72-73,98-99, 102-103 Anderson, John 90-91 Anderson, Mark 52-53,74-75,114-115 Anderson, Nancy 90-91 Anderson, Steven 50-51,104-105 Anderson, Susan 62-63,98-99 Anderson, Timothy 104-105 Andreae, John 86-87,98-99 Apel, Christine 40-41,64-65,114-115 Baca, Coleen 90-91 Bachleda, Christine 90-91 Bachleda, Matthew 40-41,104-105 Baird, Bill 98-99 Baker, Jerry 62-63,104-105 Baker, Kenneth 56-57,60-61,98-99 Baker, Robert 50-51,56-57,80-81, 90-91 Balmes, Robert 90-91 Balmes, Sue 38-39,114-115 Balzer, Dianne 48-49,62-63,64-65, 66-67,72-73,114-115 Banner, Leslie 72-73,98-99 Banser, Michele 58-59,98-99 Banser, Nancy 40-41,114-115 Barthule, Donna 12-13,18-19,40-41, 60-61,64-65,114-115,128-129,130-131 Barthule, Sue 60-61,104-105 Bauer, Jim 60-61,98-99 Baumann, Sally 62-63,90-91 Baumann, Todd 50-51,60-61,64-65, 98-99 Beach, Jim 98-99 Begley, Tony 60-61,98-99 Bell, David 104-105 Bell, Janet Bell, Marsha 90-91 Berlanga, A1 114-115 Berlanga, Joe 114-115 Berlanga, Rosalinda 90-91 Bermea, Claudia 98-99 Bernard, Margaret 104-105 Berry, Tom 90-91 Best, Glenn Bevers, Alan 24-25,90-91,104-105 Bevins, Ann 60-61 Billick, Gene 40-41,60-61,64-65 Binkley, Lisa Bjerga, Roy 114-115 Bjerga, Susan 90-91 Bohan, Christopher 80-81,98-99 Boltz, Lenny 74-75,104-105 Bond, Edward 104-105 Borggren, Lori Bowen, Jeffrey 98-99 Bowers, Donald 80-81,98-99 Boyle, John 82-83,102-103 Brady, James 104-105 Brandt, Helen 62-63,90-91 Brandt, Tom Braun, Tom 90-91 Bray, Brad 50-51,86-87 Bray, Claudia 104-105 Bray, Kent 24-25,104-105 Breaugh, Jo Anne 24-25,104-105 Bredeson, Steve 98-99 Brown, Cynthia 50-51,98-99 Brown, Jeffrey 98-99 Brown, Jill 24-25,46-47,62-63,70-71, 104-105 Brown, Marilynn 114-115 Bryk, Bill 110-111 Buckley, Steve 48-49,52-53,74-75, 82-83,114-115 Buescher, Randy 80-81,82-83 Burke, Debra 90-91 Burke, Lee Anne 46-47,60-61,90-91 Busch, Brian 98-99 Butler, Anne 46-47,62-63,64-65, 72-73,98-99 Butler, Avis 104-105 Calder, David 114-115 Campbell, Jan 114-115 Campbell, Kyle 98-99 Canning, Claudia 98-99 Cantu, Diana Car berry, Pam 60-61,98-99 Cardinal, Pam 98-99 Carey, Coral 60-61,98-99 Carlton, Candace 116-117 Carter, Daryl 60-61,66-67,90-91 Carter, Wendy 46-47,62-63,64-65, 72-73,98-99 Chambers, Laura 62-63,90-91 Chapin, Kim 96-97 Christensen, Alan 24-25,60-61,104- 105 Christensen, Fred 62-63,64-65,78-79 116-117 Christensen, Gayle 62-63,64-65,110-111 Christensen, Jeri 98-99 Christensin, Jill 116-117 Clayton, BUI 116-117 Clifton, Craig 104-105 Coffin, John 56-57,62-63,116-117 Collie, Cindy 46-47,70-71,104-105 Collyer, Cindy 116-117 Contreras, Eddie Contreras, Hortense Contreras, Maria Cook, Bob 60-61,98-99 Cook, Cathy 104-105 Cook, Hal 38-39,40-41,50-51,58-59 60-61,64-65,116-117 Cooley, Jeff 98-99 Cooley, Joel 104-105 Cooley, Perry 110-111 Coo mans, Garry 64-65,126-127, 128-129 Coo mans, Roy 78-79,98-99 Cooper, Harry Colte, Jill 98-99 Cote, Greg 90-91 Cotteleer, Larry 50-51,90-91 Cox, Jackie 90-91 Cox, Kathie 102-103 Cox, Kathy 58-59 Crofton, Cathy 102-103 Crofton, Mary 96-97 Cronson, Chris 116-117 Crowley, Karen 40-41,116-117 Dahlberg, Keith 90-91 Dahlberg, Kurt 86-87,104-105 Dahm, Joan 60-61,90-91 Dangremond, Don 46-47,78-79,82-83, 104-105 Darby, Amelia 90-91 Davis, Clarissa 58-59,98-99 Davis, Linda 46-47,62-63,90-91 Davis, Lorna 62-63,90-91 Davis, Mark 104-105 Davis, Ralph 20-21,46-47,48-49, 62-63,64-65,66-67,78-79,104-105 Davis, Susan 98-99 Daynard, Andres 80-81,90-91,98-99 Daynard, April Dedrick, Robert 50-51,56-57,90-91 Delao, Julia 62-63,90-91 Delgado, Rosa 48-49,116-117 DeMarco, David 60-61,90-91 Demuth, Paul 104-105 Dever, Beth 98-99 Devlin, Mary 50-51,98-99 Dewitz, Randy 90-91 Didier, Debby 90-91 Dobner, Debbie 126-127 Dobner, Sharon 98-99 Doerle, Darrel 78-79,86-87,98-99 Doerle, Duane 80-81,86-87,90-91 Doland, Arlene 60-61, 98-99 Dolhun, Tammy 90-91 Dombrow, Dora 8-9,10-11,70-71, 114-115,116-117,128-129 Dombrow, Paula 70-71,90-91 Dorband, Denise 90-91 Dorogi, Robert 56-57,90-91 Drabant, Edward 80-81,86-87,98-99 Dubivsky, Lawrence 104-105 Dubivsky, Patricia 60-61,98-99 Ducommun, Dale 98-99 Dulski, Nancy 18-19,60-61,104-105 Ebel, Daniel Edmunds, Bill 56-57,62-63,64-65, 116-117 Eibert, Bruce 116-117 Eichorst, Carol Eichorst, Christine 104-105 Ellis, Jim 52-53,116-117 Elmore, Andy 42-43,52-53,114-115, 116-117,130-131 Elmore, Jane 98-99 Engel, Barbara 116-117 Engel, Elizabeth 106-107 Englund, David 82-83,106-107 Englund, Donald 104-105 Englund, Gary 60-61,98-99 Enriquez, Alicia 106-107 Enriquez, Yolanda 62-63,90-91 Erickson, Marcia 106-107 Essenpreis, Ronald 98-99 Evans, Betty Evans, Evelyn Farner, Barbara 116-117 Farner, John 110-111 Farner, Michael 90-91 Farner, Rick Farner, Tom 106-107 Feldbusch, Stan 74-75,98-99 Filipowski, Diane 96-97 Finkleman, Daniel 90-91 Finkleman, Sue 40-41,48-49,64-65, 106-107 Firnbach, Mary 90-91 Firnbach, Ray 116-117 Firnbach, Terry 116-117 Fischer, Eddie Fischer, Eileen 90-91 Fischer, Ron 110-111 Fischer, Steve 100-101 Fishbein, Amy 116-117 Fishbein, Morris 52-53,56-57,60-61, 82-83,100-101 Fisher, David 90-91 Fisher, Francine 100-101 Flood, Gregg 12-13,20-21,40-41, 62-63,64-65,66-67,116-117,128-129 Forslund, Cathy 58-59,90-91 Forsythe, David 106-107 Forsythe, Robert 100-101 Foss, Jay 114-115,116-117,128-129 Fountaine, Jim 106-107 Fournier, Patti 116-117,128-129 French, Steve 52-53,82-83,100-101 Friday, Kathy 10-11,22-23,38-39, 40-41,62-63,66-67,118-119 Friday, Tim 100-101 Friend, Karen 102-103 Friend, Kathy 56-57,54-55,126-127 Frost, Tricia 60-61,90-91 Fuller, Ralph 90-91 Funk, Jill 96-97 Fusaro, Claude 50-51,100-101 Galloy, Patricia 106-107 Garza, Bill 90-91 Garza, Edward 50-51,100-101 Gates, Dan 92-93 Gates, Susan 100-101 Geist, Pam 62-63,92-93 Gent, Debby 62-63,118-119 Gent, Greg 100-101 Gerschefske, Chuck 14-15,60-61, 78-79,86-87,118-119 Geske, Frances 58-59,62-63,118-119 Geske, Joseph 50-51,82-83,100-101 Gibfreid, Mike 60-61,100-101 Gidzinski, George 100-101 Gies, Carol 118-119 Gillis, Lisa 40-41,48-49,58-59,66-67, 72-73,118-119 Gillis, Tony 60-61,100-101 Girten, David 50-51,52-53,56-57, 60-61,74-75,82-83,106-107 Gora, Mary 106-107 Gordon, Tony 114-115,118-119 Gore, Susan 60-61,92-93 Gotlund, Ralph 100-101 Graham, Debbie 62-63,92-93 Graham, Donald 74-75,108-109 Gratz, Cathy 48-49,104-105,110-111 Gratz, Len 46-47,126-127 Grau, Horst 46-47,86-87,106-107 Green, Bill 54-55,118-119 Green, Bob 50-51,98-99,100-101 Groat, Greg 50-51,80-81,92-93 Groat, Mark 92-93 Guerrero, Norma Haberstroh, Bob 106-107 Haberstroh, Jean 92-93 Haberstroh, Tim 100-101 Haines, Steve 100-101 Hajduk, Gerry 92-93 Hakes, Joe 78-79,82-83,106-107 Halford, Sharon 70-71,98-99,100-101 Hanley, Macaire 74-75 Hanley, Meghan 92-93,118-119 Hanus, Sharon 92-93 Harper, Don 110-111 Hartford, James 74-75,106-107 Hedrick, Kathy 60-61,64-65,106-107 Hedrick, Robert 80-81,92-93 Hefti, Pierre 48-49,52-53,54-55,60- 61,82-83,118-119 Heinzelmann, David 60-61,64-65, 100-101 Heiser, Mike 50-51,86-87,92-93 Hertel, Bill 46-47,52-53,74-75, 118-119 Hesselgrave, Sheryl 58-59,60-61, 118-119 Hintz, Steffy 56-57,58-59,62-63, 106-107 Hodges, Joe 92-93 Hoeft, Art 50-51,100-101 Hoffman, Denise 106-107 Hoffman, Eileen 58-59,62-63,64-65, 118-119 Hoffman, Geralynn 58-59,62-63, 92-93 Hoffman, Leslie 92-93 Hoffman, Vickie 62-63,100-101 Hogan, Anne 22-23,24-25,62-63, 104-105,106-107 Holland, Jeffrey 106-107 Hollenbach, Chris 118-119 Hollenbach, Robert 100-101 Hornback, Sally 40-41,48-49,50-51, 56-57,58-59,106-107 Horne, Brian 12-13,20-21,62-63, 64-65,118-119 Horvath, Dawn 60-61,92-93 Horvath, Greg 50-51,60-61,86-87, 92-93 Howell, Bill 60-61,64-65,118-119 Howell, David 60-61,80-81,100-101 Howell, Joan 100-101 Hoyne, Carolyn 40-41,72-73,114- 115,118-119,128-129 Huber, Ann 92-93 Humeniuk, Denise 102-103 Humphrey, Claudia 56-57,92-93 Hunter, Tom 12-13,38-39,62-63, 64-65,118-119 Hurley, John 80-81,92-93 Ireland, Rick 8-9,40-41,46-47,48-49, 52-53,56-57,78-79,82-83 Ireland, Sally 46-47,92-93 Isaacson, Alice 18-19,54-55,60-61, 100-101 Issleb, Gail 100-101 Jarc, Jack 106-107 Jarosz, Bonnie 58-59,62-63,118-119 Jennings, Alura 92-93 Jennings, Fonda 62-63,100-101 Jensen, Susan 106-107 Jestadt, Chris 56-57,92-93 Johnson, Bruce 106-107 Johnson, John Johnson, Kenneth 102-103 Johnson, Terry 50-51,90-91,92-93 Johnson, Vivian 40-41,46-47,54-55, 60-61,66-67,118-119 Jones, Cora Rita 60-61,62-63, 100-101 Jones, Tina Jost, Steve 92-93 Kadow, Bob 50-51,118-119 Kaiser, Heidi 92-93 Kane, Cindy 92-93 Kathrein, Veronica 106-107 Kaufman, Kimberly 100-101 Kaye, John 52-53,74-75,82-83, 100-101 Kebschull, Bradley 106-107 Kebschull, Kathi 62-63,118-119 Keehn, Branden 110-111 Keene, James 38-39,46-47,86-87, 100-101 Keene, Mike 86-87,120-121 Kershner, Tempra 46-47,62-63,92-93 Kershner, Vlae 50-51,56-57,66-67, 80-81,82-83,100-101 Kessel, Diane 92-93 Kesterson, Bruce Kesterson, Phillip Kilroy, Catherine 56-57,100-101 Kilroy, Margaret Kilroy, Richard 96-97 Kindermann, Kim 120-121 Kish, Bradley 120-121 Kish, Debbie 60-61,92-93 Kish, Patricia 60-61,92-93 Klier, Walter 50-51,56-57,62-63, 64-65,120-121 Knauth, Marie 56-57,62-63,64-65 Koch, Donna Koch, Mary 92-93 Konlon, Karen 60-61,96-97 Konlon, Richard 40-41,50-51 Kos, Lucy 12,13,38-39,40-41,58-59, 66-67,128-129,120-121 Kouracos, Steve 80-81,86-87,100-101 Kraus, David 56-57,62-63,120-121 Krebs, Ray 82-83,100-101 Kriese, Mark 50-51,86-87,90-91, 92-93 Kritlow, Debby 60-61,62-63,100-101 Kritlow, Linda 60-61,120-121 Krsnak, Ellen Krsnak, Kathleen 102-103 Kuennen, Janet 102-103 Kuennen, Norman 74-75,120-121 Kuennen, Ricky 120-121,128-129 Kuhn, Janet 92-93 Kuhn, Joan 60-61,62-63,92-93 Kuhnke, Ralph 60-61,64-65,74-75, 86-87,108-109 Kuzuhara, Bryan 92-93 Laegeler, Carol Lafferty, Bob 82-83,92-93 Lamb, Qiris 120-121 Lamb, Tony 92-93 Lam mere, Barb 56-57,100-101 Landreth, Sally 108-109 Lange, Bill 40-41,52-53,74-75, 82-83,120-121,128-129 Lange, Dan 22-23,24-25,76-77,80-81, 82-83,92-93 Lange, John 52-53,74-75,82-83, 108-109 Langguth, Kim 60-61,108-109 Langguth, Robin 100-101 Larson, Mary Jane 60-61,120-121 Leider, Greg 46-47,120-121 Leikam, Cindy 60-61,92-93 Leikam, Jeff 60-61,120-121 Leikam, Mark 100-101 Leitz, Jack 46-47,56-57,60-61, 82-83,100-101 Lemmon, Kris 50-51,108-109 Lesage, Greg 92-93,102-103 LaStonga, Diane 120-121 Levemier, Doug 80-81,92-93 Levenier, Janet 108-109 Lewane, Bruce 126-127 Lindgren, Jim 60-61,86-87,92-93 Lindsay, Margaret 108-109 Lindskog, Carl 50-51,92-93 Lindskog, Nancy 62-63,94-95 Loefer, Melvin 56-57,100-101 Loeffler, Patsy 38-39,40-41,46-47, 72-73,108-109 Long, Steve Lorass, Patricia 108-109 Lowry, Bruce 80-81,86-87,94-95 McCabe, Colleen 62-63,72-73,108-109 McCaffrey, Pamela 104-105,108-109 McCartney, Chip McCartney, Mike 100-101 McCarty, Linda 58-59,108-109 McCarty, Ted 100-101 McCulloch, Jack 22-23,24-25,62-63, 74-75,78-79,108-109 McCullough, Janet 60-61,100-101 Macdonald, Sharon 40-41,66-67,120-121 McElroy, Bill 58-59,74-75,86-87, 120-121 McGahan, Tim 54-55,120-121 McGowan, Laurie 94-95 McIntosh, Debbie 70-71,94-95 McIntosh, Gene 74-75,108-109 McManaway, Bill 50-51,100-101 McManaway, Christine 120-121 McManaway, Dennis McManaway, Patti 60-61,94-95 Majewski, Karen 108-109 Mall, Phil 108-109 Mann, Debbie 10-11,18-19,48-49, 60-61,66-67,114-115,120-121 Marianetti, Tony 100-101 Markov, Tom 46-47,50-51,108-109 Marlewski, Debbie 94-95 Marquardt, Lynda 94-95 Marquardt, Steve 38-39,46-47,60-61, 66-67,100-101 Martin, Bernadette 100-101 Martin, James 46-47,52-53, 74-75 Mason,Jane 46-47 Mason, Janis 108-109 Mason, John 60-61,94-95,100-101 Mason, Marc 94-95 Mason, Tom 40-41,52-53,86-87, 120-121 Matt, Mark 102-103 Mattson, Jamie 60-61,100-101 Maynard, Scott 94-95 Mercier, John 80-81,86-87,94-95 Mercier, Pam 40-41,58-59,60-61, 66-67,120-121 Meyer, Joe 108-109 Meyer, Priscilla 120-121 Michallek, Marita 94-95 Michelau, Bill 22-23,52-53,122-123 Michelau, Larry 94-95 Miliwitz, Mark 82-83,102-103 Mielke, Pam 62-63,94-95 Miller, Lucy 8-9,22-23,48-49,62-63, 64-65,70-71,104-105 Miller, Pat 62-63,94-95 Miller, Steve 48-49,80-81,98-99,100- 101 Mills, Robin Mitchell, Dennis 50-51,74-75,110-111 Mollinger, Joe 50-51,102-103 Moody, Mark 40-41,52-53,74-75, 82-83,108-109 Moody, Robert 38-39,62-63,64-65, 122-123 Moore, Christine 108-109 Moore, Gary 74-75,80-81,82-83, 100-101 Moore, Gene 94-95 Morris, Pamela 58-59,70-71,98-99 100-101 Morton, Scott 60-61,80-81,86-87, 100-101 Mose, Steve 94-95 Mueller, Barbara 94-95 Mueller, Irvin 122-123 Murray, Charles 52-53,74-75, 122-123 Musgrave, Linda 108-109 Musgrave, Tom 100-101 Myers, Connie 94-95 Nava, Panfilo Near, Deborah 100-101 Needleman, Terri 100-101 Neibergall, Sue 108-109 Nelson, Chris 12-13,40-41,58-59, 66-67,122-123 Nelson, Karen 60-61,62-63,100-101 Neuman, Beth 64-65,122-123 Neuman, Kristin 62-63 Neuwald, Caron 100-101 Norton, Bob 114-115,122-123 Obenauf, James 94-95 O’Brien, John 94-95 Oehring, Cheryl 10-11,54-55,102-103 Oellrich, Rob 82-83,96-97,108-109 Olsen, Sue 54-55,108-109 Ousley, Dave 86-87,122-123 Owen, Brad 86-87,94-95 Owen, Gene 50-51,94-95 Paez, Graciela 48-49,122-123 Palmer, Karen 100-101 Pankau, Beth 94-95 Parker, George Pauer, Susan 58-59,62-63,108-109 Peckham, Ann 60-61,94-95 Pekara, Alice 108-109 Pekara, Gary 122-123 Perez, Frances 94-95 Perez, Raymond 50-51,100-101 Perez, Ronnie 50-51,100-101 Petersen, Kathy 100-101 Peterson, Carol 100-101 Peterson, David 108-109 Peterson, Jackie 72-73,122-123 Petrunic, Debby 108-109 Pfenning, Penny 62-63,72-73,108-109 Pfenning, Rick 50-51,86-87,102-103 Pflughaupt, Glenn 74-75,122-123 Pilarczyk, Tom 110-111 Piquette, Rondi 108-109 Plunkett, Kelly 94-95 Plunkett, Kevin Pollard, Ann 108-109 Pope, Nancy 96-97 Poplawski, Pat 58-59,102-103 Popp, James 40-41,52-53,86-87,110- 111 Pottenger, Lou Anne 110-111 Preston, Greg 102-103 Pribek, Teri 122-123 Pritchett, Lindell 78-79,110-111 Pykett, Theresa 96-97 Quinlan, Richard 12-13,56-57,62-63, 110-111 Quinlan, Terrence 102-103 Radtke, Pam 62-63,122-123 Rather, Laurie 46-47,94-95 Rather, Lynn 102-103 Raupp, Gary 86-87,94-95 Raupp, Sharon Ravagni, Judy 58-59,62-63 Reade, Robin Rectenwald, Lynn 60-61,102-103 Reh, James 110-111 Reiff, Laurie 62-63,94-95 Rendon, Esmerelda 10-11,60-61, 94-95 Rendon, Zoila Replogle, Debbie 122-123 Reyes, Norma 102-103 Rich, Martha 72-73,110-111 Rich, Sara 72-73,110-111 Richeson, Colleen 56-57 Richmond, Melinda 46-47,52-53, 72-73,98-99,102-103 Rix, Teresa 60-61,94-95 Rizzi, Ginny Roller, Rhonda 62-63,102-103 Roscher, Nancy 60-61,122-123 Rowlette, Shelley 58-59,110-111 Rubino, Celeste 102-103 Runions, Dan 90-91,94-95 Runions, Kay Rybarczyk, Vikki 110-111 Rynders, John 74-75,110-111 Salmon, Carolyn 102-103 Salmon, Margo 94-95 Salna, Inta 18-19,40-41,48-49,60-61, 104-105,110-111 Salzman, Becki 12-13,46-47,48-49, 54-55,110-111 Sanders, Debi 60-61,110-111 Sanders, Marsha 56-57,94-95 Sanders, Sandra 58-59,62-63,102-103 Sargent, Deborah 94-95 Savadge, Helen 122-123 Schaefer, Jeff 96-97 Schaumberg, Lisa 62-63,122-123 Schelter, Rick 80-81,86-87,94-95 Schlindler, David 82-83,102-103 Schlesser, Jay 40-41,50-51,58-59, 60-61,110-111 Schmidt, Barb 90-91,94-95 Schmidt, Bonnie 10-11,40-41,72-73, 104-105 Schmidt, Teresa 56-57,62-63,102-103 Schubat, Frank 102-103 Schubat, Joe 126-127 Schubat, Paulette 102-103 Schuetz, Edward 52-53,58-59, 82-83, 122-123 Schuetz, Janet 58-59,110-111 Schuetz, John 52-53,74-75,122-123 Schultz, Jerry 126-127 Schultz, Mike 80-81, 94-95 Scott, Charles 94-95 Scott, Mike Segalla, Tina 46-47-62-63,94-95 Segalla, Yvonne 38-39, 40-41, 48-49, 62-63, 72-73,122-123 Seidl, George Settanni, Anne 110-111 Settanni, Mike 50-51,80-81,94-95 Shaffer, Mike 102,103 Sheppard, Greg Sheppard, Perry 52-53,94-95 Shimer, Mike 40-41,66-67,110-111 Shoop, Joe 102-103 Shufelt, Brad 50-51,94-95 Sislow, Mary Ann 60-61,94-95 Skorupa, Dan 50-51,110-111 Slater, Gary 96-97 Smith, Carol Ann 102-103 Smith, Connie 62-63,94-95 Smith, Debbie 20-21,62-63,72-73, 122-123,128,129 Smith, Megan 70-71,102-103 Smith, Robert Smith, Steve 122-123 Soderman, Kristin 58-59,122-123 Soderman, Randy 60-61,102-103 Solazzo, Linda 60-61,102-103 Solazzo, Tom 52-53,60-61,64-65, 74-75,124-125 Solberg, Denise 110-111 Sommerfield, Lynn 60-61,96-97 Sosna, Nancy 56-57,110-111 Sounders, Cynthia 102-103 Sounders, Mike 86-87,96-97 Spence, John 86-87,96-97 Spircoff, Nick 96-97 Spoerlein, Richard 96-97 Stafford, Carrie 102-103 Stancliff, Jim 124-125 Standish, Roderick 60-61,80-81,96-97 Stauner, Joanne 110-111 Stilke, Ellen 50-51,62-63,96-97 Stilke, Sandy 96-97 Stoll, Nancy 60-61, 124-125 Stoll, Robert 102-103 Suiter, Jo Anne 126-127 Suiter, Russ 96-97 Sullivan, Dave 124-125 Sullivan, Susan 96-97 Svenson, Sue 66-67,124-125 Swanson, Mary Jane 72-73,110-111 Sweeney, Pat 80-81,86-87,102-103 Syme, Randy 80-81,102-103 Tagtmeier, Lisa 102-103 Takagi, Bill 102-103 Talamine, Christen 110-111 Talamine, Hollis 64-65,102-103 Taylor, Carole 96-97 Taylor, Dennis Taylor, John 56-57,60-61,64-65, 102-103 Taylor, Karen 64-65,66-67,96-97 Taylor, Kathy 40-41,46-47,60-61, 66,67,126-127 Taylor, Kevin 52-53,74-75,110-111 Taylor, Laurie 110-111 Taylor, Robert 80-81,86-87,96-97 Taylor, Sandy 8-9,10-11,124-125 Taylor, Susan 96-97 Thomas, Dan 102-103 Tillman, Susan 96-97 Tinker, Susan 60-61,102-103 Tobin, Pat 80-81,86-87,102-103 Toupence, Susan 64-65,110-111 Towner, Randy 96-97 Traweek, Jan 12-13,48-49,62-63, 72-73,124-125 Troesch, Keith 56-57 True, Rick 110-111 Trzyna, Alexia 62-63,90-91,96-97 Trzyna, Peter 18-19,54-55,56-57, 64-65,66-67 Tyler, Brian 52-53,60-61,64-65, 74-75, 124-125 Tyler, David 60-61,102,103 Urbanek, Barb 62-63,102,103 VanDemerkt, Steve 96-97 VanDuynhoven, John 124-125 Vanek, Mike 96-97 Vanko, James 50-51,96-97 Vanover, Terry 102-103 VanPelt, Dana 50-51,80-81,96-97 VanVorous, Nannette 48-49, 108-109, 110-111 Viemeister, David 60-61,102-103 Viemeister, Paul 60-61,102-103 Vitucci, Joan 62-63,102-103 Wagner, Kenneth 110-111 Walker, Cindy Walker, Dan 12-13,42-43,78-79, 86-87, 124-125 Walker, Darrell 102-103 Walker, Tom 96-97 Waller, Scott 110-111 Walther, Aleta 102-103 Walther, Neldie 40-41,124-125 Ward, Ardie 40-41,48-49,62-63,64-65, 72-73,124-125 Ward, Richard S-9,80-81,86-87, 102-103 Watanabe, Fred 50-51,102-103 Waterman, Zoe 124-125 Weidner, Alan 102-103 Weider, Becky 110-111 Weidner, Nancy 96-97 Weis, Debbie 96-97 Welch, Jim 52-53,74-75,124-125 Welter, Richard 96-97 Welzen, Allen 56-57, 60-61,124-125 Welzen, David 60-61,64-65,102-103 Welzen, Don 60-61,64-65,110-111 West, Keith 124-125,128-129 West, Mari Jo 102-103 White, John 96-97 White, Kathie 58-59, 110-111 White, Kathie 124-125 White, Linda 24-25,46-47,110-111 White, Michael 56-57,80-81,102-103 White, Susan 102-103 White, Tom 50-51,96-97 Whitlow, Jeanne 72-73,114-115, 124-125 Wielgus, Glen 96-97 Wiesneske, Dany 110-111 Wightman, Diana 62-63,124-125 Wilewski, Paul 40-41,60-61,64-65, 86-87,124-125 Wilkening, Janine 60-61, 102-103 Wilkins, Sheila 96-97 Williams, Jim 80-81,96-97 Wilson, Ann 124-125 Wischer, Jeff 20-21,60-61,64-65,66-67, 102-103 Witt, Edward 52-53,82-83,102-103 Witten, Mike 50-51,96-97 Wolfe, Anne 12-13,40-41,58-59, 62-63, 79.7 3 1 94-1 9 Wolfe, Pam 70-71,126-127,128-129 Wolowic, Charles 50-51,102-103 Wolowic, Michael 52-53,66-67,126-127 Wolowic, Pat 12-13,40-41,52-53,56-57, 66-67,78-79,104-105,106-107, 108-109,110-111 Wolowic, Peter 50-51,96-97 Worlatschek, Ann 60-61, 126-127 Wykel, Jack 102-103 Yanda, Pat 58-59, 126-127 Yohn, Terri Yohn, Vicki 96-97 Young, Karen 58-59, 60-61,62-63, 126-127 Ziegler, Nancy 20-21,62-63,64-65, 72-73,102-103 Zuehlke, Kim 62-63,96-97 145