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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1974 volume:

The imagination of a child is healthy, and the mature imagina- tion of an adult is healthy; but there is a space of life between, in which the soul is in a ferment, the character undecided, the way of life uncertain, the ambition thicksighted: thence proceeds mawkishness, and all the thousand bitters which those people I speak of must necessarily taste in going over the following pages. . . Adapted from Keats' Preface to ENDYMINO 4DLAI E. STEVENSON HIGH SCHOOL Our schools, if they do their work, strengthen our deliberate and deliberative selves. Between the impression and the conviction, between the impulse and the action, we learn to pause and consider. — Joseph Tussman Administration Ladies and Gentlemen we will now Whistle while you work! And a one... Those Ritchies really know how to throw a party! Well, maybe next year. This should teach you not to copy the answer book!! Well I'll tell you Jac.... 5 6 7 Mr. Nowicki, Ms. Williams, Mr. Cotterman, Mr. Hanson Business Department The program of the Business Department is designed to help students become more efficient consumers and more efficient producers. Economics is the only course required for graduation. Other courses are elective and allow the individual to choose those which best meet their needs for either personal-use or for entry into the job market. BUSINESS DEPARTMENT ART DEPARTMENT Ms. Tauchas Art Department Over 200 students are enrolled in the 5 elective courses offered by the Art Department. The activi- ties are directed by one full time teacher and two who divide their teaching day equally between art and physical education. The de- partment is small, but a wide range of art experiences, both two and three dimensional are available within the program. A small but active group of art stu- dents is voluntarily involved in school service art efforts such as sign and poster painting and stage scenery. There are several stu- dents doing independent studies in art, two of whom are gaining in- teresting experience as teachers aides. Mr. McAvoy Mr. Machamer The Driver Education program at Stevenson began in 1966 with Mr. Griffith teaching the classroom phase during the morning advisory period and the driving phase ONE PERIOD each day. In those days, most students had to take the driving part of the course in summer school. Today, two teachers teach Driver Education five periods a day with almost all of the soph- omores completing the course during the regu- lar school year. In 1966, less than 100 students completed the course and most of them had to do it in summer school. Last year, almost 350 students completed the entire course during the school year with the help of a short summer session for about 35 students. In 1971, the district purchased 10 driving simulators which has helped improve perceptual and procedural skills as well as enabling a larger number of our students to take Driver Education. Courses in English are designed to help students extend their potential and improve their skills in the area of communication. Stu- dents have the oppor- tunity to read widely and to discuss the classical and modem literature of the United States and England and other countries. Stu- dents are also encour- aged to give shape to their personal experi- ences and ideas by writing about them. In addition, electives courses permit students to develop their under- standing and their skills relative to areas such as drama, jour- nalism, speech-making, film and the mass media. 9 FOREIGN LANGUAGE Along with exciting course offering the F.L. Dept, sponsored many extracurricular activities such as: BIKE HIKE-PICNIC and SOCCER GAME, KITE FLYING CONTEST, ALL SCHOOL SPANISH FIESTA DAY, INTER- NATIONAL DAY CAFE, TRIP TO MEXICO DURING EASTER VA- CATION, AN EXCHANGE PROGRAM WITH A GERMAN HIGH SCHOOL AND A TRIP TO FRANCE DURING THE SUMMER. Ms. Deihl, Ms. Zieman, Ms. Vreuls, Ms. Dimaria, and Ms. Daluge 10 Ms. Bergquist Ms. Nelson Mr. McCartney The Guidance Department helps with personal concerns, registra tion, exploring careers, post high school planning, testing, follow-up after high school, re- ferrals, talking and. . . . INDUSTRIAL ARTS The aim of industrial arts education at Adlai E. Stevenson High School is fourfold: (1) to provide a comprehensive understanding of the place of industry and technology in our society now and in the future, (2) to gain appreciation of industrial arts as a leisure time activity, (3) to develop an understanding of the world of work and ability to make occupational choices in terms of interest, aptitude, and capa- city, and (4) to develop discriminating consumers of the goods and services of American industry. Ms. McKinney Ms. Gillilan Left to Right: Mr. Rutt, Mr. Johannsen, Mr. Kircherr Ms. Kallas, Ms. Griffin, Ms. Fischer, Mr. Tieman, Mr. Hamburg MATH AND MUSIC During the 1973-1974 year the Mathematics Department at Adlai E. Stevenson provided options for students having varied interests, needs, or capabilities. In addition to the scheduled classes many students gained additional mathematical experiences by working with the computer, calculators, problems of the week , puzzles and by participating in the Annual Mathematics Association of American contest. Several students participate within the department through teacher aide and independent study programs. This past year the department initiated 4 quarter courses of Mini-Math and attempted some team teaching and large group instructions. Teachers within the department were Ms. Fischer, Ms. Griffin, Mr. Hamburg, and Mr. Tie- man. The Department para professional was Mr. Kallas. 12 Mr. Habley The Music Dept, offers the Stevenson student a variety of meaningful and interesting musi- cal experiences. In vocal music a student may elect to sing in the Girls' chorus, Girls Glee, Mens Chorus, A Cappella or the Madri- gal Singers and Jazz Lab. Instru- mental music division offers Introductory Band, Intermediate Band, Jazz Band, Symphonic Band, Music Theory I, Music Theory II, and Independent study. In addition to the music courses the music students participate in small groups. The highlight of the school year is the music dept, production of a Broadway musical. Musicals performed in the past were: Fiorello, My Fair Lady, Finians Rainbow, Sound of Music, Bells are Ringing, Oliver, Hello Dolly, and Oklahoma. Wiliam J. Misik is chairman of the Music Dept, and director of choral activities. Dave Habley is the director of the bands. Mr. Misik Ms. Schallerer P.E. AND READING LAB Standing: Mr. Andrew (Chairman), Mr. McAvoy, Mr. DeHesus, Mr. Donovan, Sitting Ms. Trainer, Ms. Williams, Ms. Tauchas, Ms. Whitmore 13 SCIENCE Mr. Lee Smeltzer, Mr. Thomas Baumann, Mr. Wayne Schnable, and Mr. Allen Botimer SOCIAL SCIENCE Miss Harriet Jacquat Mr. James McGrath, Mr. Robert Beede, and Mr. Jesse Allen STUDIES inr 15 WORK STUDY 's Sinclair an Mr. Ebenezer r 4 Henry Popalwski, Mrs. Devito Art's Red Hots ftp NURSE Ms. Frandsen SECRETARIES AND PARA PROFESSIONALS Ms. O'Mallay, Ms. Taylor Ms. Farley Ms. Blackwell, Ms. Tubble Ms. Burgess Ms. Caldwell Ms. Callison Ms. May, Ms. Jesse, Ms. Geist, Ms. Dulski, Ms. Grau 18 Ms. Kremer 19 KITCHEN STAFF Winning is not everything And it is far better to play the game squarely and lose than to win at the sacrifice of an ideal. — Andrew Latham Smith Athletics 21 gfVARSITYg y — r V gN FOOTBALL top row: Coach Cremer, George Bussey, Mark Stover, Scott Renfroe, Marty Kock, Greg Frantz, Bill Schuh, Charles Krueger, Mark Negley, Tim Mercier, Dave Riche son-, Jim ;Ostrander, Mark Slaga, Chad Black, Coach Baumann, Coach DeHesus. middle row: Mike Pauli, Bruce Blackburn, Kurt Haueisen (co-capt.), Chad Lewis, Jim Dugan, BobSchauer, [Tom White (co-capt.), Ron Szymski, Warren Weidner, Don Olexa, George White, Charles Andrus, Jerry Kerrigan (mgr.), front row: Doug Bergstrom (co-capt.), Jeff LeToumeau, Keith Harris, Dan Kelly, Gary White, Pete Benson, A1 Buckweitz, Greg Keller, Tom Halford, Mark Schauer, Joe Guzzo. 22 SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL Top: Scott Thompson, Fred Koenig, John Cordes, Brett Ferris, John Rowlette, Dave Bowen, Jack Moloney, Bob Schroeder, Steve Herold, Jerry Clark, Mr. Smeltzer (Coach). Middle: Mr. Habley (Coach) Steve Keller, Andy Schnable, Ed Chuprinskas, A1 McIntosh, Ira Finkelberg, Mike Shull, Gary Hedrick, Bob Palmiotto, Kyle Olexa, John Ostrander. Bottom: Charles Theobald, John Staples, Paul Depugh, Don Rubenstein, Matt Sanders, Dennis Genualdi, Brett Owen, Bill Witte, Sal Genualdi. Top Row (standing) L to R - Paul Swan, Coach, Brian Koenig, Dave Pfetzer, Dave Poulton, Jeff Main, Ed White, Chris McDonald, Andy Farissey, Doug Barnett, Harry Bowkley, Jim Cobb, Dan McAvoy, Coach. 2nd Row (Kneeling) L to R - Phil Gardanier, Brent Wininger, Gary Ouellette, Brian Marr, Jeff Shirley, Dave Dayton, Pat Grace, Paul Stover, Mike Pantle. Bottom Row (sitting) L to R - Paul Sislow, Jim Hetherington, Shawn Richeson, Bob Talamine, Larry LaPiana, Jeff Sheppard, Brett Seibert, Bill Steiner. Our Score Opponent Their Score 0 Grant 16 16 Round Lake 6 14 Woodstock 26 0 Warren 6 19 Cary-Grove 8 31 Lake Zurich 18 41 Wauconda 0 13 Antioch 18 50 Grayslake 0 24 Back Row: Kirk Fleishman, Taco Homburg, Mills Rich, Bill Doland, Fred Lutter, Gunnar Wallstrom, Fred Parcells, Bemie Herz. Middle Row: Greg Lutter, Mike Long, Nate Kaiser, Ron Gardanier, George Volland, John Kerrigan, Pete Schulenberg. Front Row: Lee Leichentritt, Bill Clow, Kelly Harris, Vince LaPiana, John Deninno, Jeff Sharp. c o u N T R Y The scoring on cross country is such that the low score wins. Opponent Score Aeshs S Buffalo Grove 23 33 Grayslake 59 16 Barrington 15 49 Round Lake 39 22 Wauconda 19 36 Antioch 20 41 Wauconda 25 30 Mundelein 18 40 Cary Grove 18 37 Lake Forest 44 17 Woodstock 15 41 Round Lake 38 21 Grant 31 24 Warren 36 19 The cross-country team ended its dual meet season with a record of 6 wins, -9 losses. The conference record was 6-5. Highlights of the season include a 5th place finish in the Mundelein In- vitational and a 5th place finish in the conference meet. Fred Lutter was given the Big Gun Award this year. F , 'ITT' Back Row: Mr. Swan, Tim Mercier, Tom Larson (capt.), Frank Herold, Dave Richeson, Mark Negley, Fred Lutter, Mark Stover, Mr. Ebeneezer. Front Row: John Roeser, Jim Ostrander, John Kerrigan, Mike Long, Kirk Fleischmann, Mills Rich, Kelly Condon, Roy Schaeffer, 26 Our Score 66 52 64 59 40 69 40 42 50 48 48 40 50 52 46 52 58 45 65 48 42 40 48 51 Opponent Round Lake St. Francis Gray slake Buffalo Grove Grant G ray slake Cary Grove Round Lake Crown Glenbrook North Warren New Trier West Round Lake Wauccnda Woodstock Antioch Gray slake Lake Zurich Wauconda Round Lake Rolling Meadows Cary Grove Lake Zurich Libertyville Score 58 54 69 62 52 64 50 54 64 76 69 75 51 62 54 89 70 60 59 52 79 45 68 93 SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL Freshman A Basketball: Top row: Mr. Spurlock (Coach), Dave Pfetzer, Mark Cordes, Mike Blaha, Jeff Main, Andy Farrissey. Bottom Row: Jeff Shirley, Doug Barnett, Dave Cox, John Touhy, Brett Davis The team completed the year with a 14 win and 0 loss record in conference compe- tition and a 16 win and 1 loss record over- all. The season was highlighted by a final game victory over Lake Zurich by a score of 40 to 39. Our Score Opponent Their Score 47 Grant 44 48 Grays lake 30 53 Cary Grove 26 44 Woodstock 36 38 North Chicago 41 44 Waukegan 38 48 Warren 36 67 Round Lake 25 58 Wauconda 36 52 Woodstock 40 43 Antioch 34 58 Gray slake 28 47 Lake Zurich 30 71 Round Lake 46 64 Wauconda 38 71 Cary Grove 30 40 Lake Zurich 39 FRESHMEN BASKETBALL The B team was the second Freshman bas- ketball team. They compiled a 7 and 2 re- cord and helped to mo- tivate the A fresh- man team to a confer- ence championship. This team is mainly a training camp for future varsity athletes who need more skill development in experi- ence. 28 Freshman B Basketball: Top Row: Mr. Carley (Coach), Dan Hummer, Jeff Morton, Dave Pfetzer, Steve Hass, Bob Humminick. Bottom Row: Phil Ebel, Jim O'Toole, Phil Gardenier, Bill Clow, Bill Steiner. Top:John Cordes, Tom Halford, Pete Doherty, Bob Palmiotto, Bottom: Bob Lyle, Joe Settanni, Doug Powell, Missing: Paul DePugh, Vince LaPiana, Charlie Theobald The wrestling team competed with a full schedule for the first time this year. This is also the first year they competed on two levels. VARSITY WRESTLING Our Score Opponent Opponent's Score 6 Round Lake 57 4 Buffalo Grove 59 20 Wauconda 38 0 Grant 62 6 Cary Grove 55 3 Grayslake 63 20 Lake Zurich 44 0 Warren 69 6 Round Lake 55 3 Woodstock 61 0 Antioch 66 48 I ake Zurich 15 This year's team captains were Bob Lyle and Tom Halford This year's Big Gun winner was Bob Lyle FROSH - SOPH WRESTLING Our Score Opponent Opponent's Score 12 Round Lake 57 6 Buffalo Grove 54 16 Wauconda 49 12 Grant 57 6 Grayslake 57 33 Cary Grove 24 8 Lake Zurich 53 3 Warren 60 21 Round Lake 34 6 Woodstock 49 6 Antioch 60 18 Lake Zurich 33 This year's captain was Chuck Runge. This year's co-captain was Jim Cobb. Top Row: Melvin Smith, Brett Seibert, Jim Cobb, Shawn Richeson, and Chuck Runge, Bottom Row: Jeff Steffenhagen, Rick Gotlund, Jay Drehobl, Rick Urbanek, Jim Gat to, and Brian Koenig. SWIM TEAM Top row: Taco Homburg, Steve Cundiff, Tom Schuck, Mike McCabe, Bill Moloney, Rob Canning, and Ken DeLine. Middle row: Brian Blackburn, Jack Moloney, Tom Ritsch, Brad Foster, and Chris Frantz. Bottom row: Andy Wenzler, Harry Davis, Mitch Iseberg, Perry McGrew, Doug Bails, Richard Wolf, Mike Schull and Bill Capre. 30 The varsity swim team was 0-11. The freshmen-sophomore team was 7-4. Brad Foster was the leading scorer on the team, and Taco Homburg was the big Gun award winner. There were three seniors on the team. Return- ing experience should cause continued improvement. This was the first year for a full schedule of swim meets. 31 Top Row; L. Smeltzer, Greg Keller, Rick Sargent, Jay Skeate, Mark Schauer, 2nd Row; Bob Block, Scott Thompson, Gary Chiselko, Dave Richeson, Bottom Row; Doug Powell, Keith Witt, Schawn Richeson, Larry Poglitch GOLF '74: This year's golf team consisted of 6 Juniors, 4 sophomores and 2 freshman. But the team was basically dominated by one particular sophomore. That sophomore was Rick Sargent. He got the team's Big Gun for the second consecutive year. Rick's records are excellent, and just think what next year will bring. Rick turned in a 2nd place score in conference play, a 5th in Districts and a 6th in Sectional. The rest of the team didn't do quite as well, but the team as a whole did quite well in turning a 5-5 record. This brought them 4th place in the conference, which is very respectable. 32 GOLF Top Row: Nate Kaiser, Kevin Ruble, Perry McGrew, Mark Dombek, Randy Morris, Ted Lammers, Dave Nilson, Bottom Row: Jeff Morton, Gene Ruhnke, Brad Howell, Richard Wolf, Rob Canning, Ross Pierson, Larry Welch, Bill Clow, Coach Carley VARSITY Opponent Crown Mundelein Cary Grove Warren Lake Zurich Maine North Carmel Buffalo Grove Woodstock Lake Zurich Record 2-6 Score 0-5 0-5 0- 5 1- 4 1-4 1-4 1-4 1-4 0- 5 1- 4 Frosh-Soph Opponent Score Crown 5-0 Mundelein 3-2 Cary Grove 2-3 Warren 1-4 Lake Zurich 2-3 Maine 2-3 Woodstock 0-5 Lake Zurich 1-4 Tom Larson-Big Gun Winner 33 TENNIS TRACK ’74 Back Row: F. Cremer, John Sislow, Greg Lutter, Scott Renfroe, Mills Rich, Kerry West, Keith Harris, Gunnar Wallstrom, Jim Goski, Tim Mercier, Bob Schroeder, Mark Stover, Fred Lutter, Jim Cobb, Don Olexa, Dan Prowse, P. Gilmore, Front Row: Jeff Shirley, John Toughy, Ed Dominick, Paul Sislow, Dan Didier, Harry Bowkley, Dave Ritsch, Bob Talamine, Steve Keller, Scott McGrew, Kyle Olexa, Dave Pfetzer, Brian Schroeder. v - Back row from left to right are Mr. Swan, J. Ostrander, A. Farrissey, B. Schuh, F. Herold, B. Schauer, M. Long, and K. Fleischmann. In the front row are K. Haueisen, K. Condon, V. LaPiana, G. Kerrigan, D. Esdale, V. Bernardo, J. Kerrigan and F. Parcells. s o p H O M O R E Back row from left to right are Mr. Taylor, S. Genualdi, G. Hedrick, B. Ferris, C. Gorey, J. Ostrander, M. Shull, K. Harris, and S. Herold. In the front row are A. McIntosh, T. Long, P. Benson, I. Finkleberg, L. Gallas, D. Donia and B. Witte. Not pictured at this time are K. Sahs and D. Genualdi. Back row from left to right are Steffenhagen, Salerno, O'Toole, Ebel, and Trina. In the next row are coach Spurlock, Wenzlaff, Davis, Steiner, Barnett, and Powell. In the front row are Blaha, Moneyhon, Popkin, Duncan, and Salina. GIRLS TRACK FIELD GIRLS GYMNASTICS Linda Baker - Big Gun Winner Top Row: Val Timmer, Debbie Downar, 2nd Row: Sherrie Hatch, Sandy Gammon, Patty White, Ev Baker, Cindy Buescher, 3rd Row: Debbie Butkus, Barb Staflin, Mary Kay Kriese, 4th Row: Patti Schmidt, Sue Prsyblski, Sherrie Nick, Kathy Posh, Wendy Bade, 5th Row: Ms. Whitmore, Karen Moneyhon, Lisa Bevers, Lynn Bachmann, Lisa Bishop 38 The girls track field went undefeated this year. Along with this record they also managed to send one girl down state. Val Timmer competed in the long jump. At the awards ceremony Debbie Downar was awarded the Big Gun. GIRLS VOLLEYBALL 1 ] rhe Gir •ower v .s Intej illcyba scholas 1 , usir tic Vo g sets leyball spikes team j , and i Lays owerful Is have ch garni s4 F rves ta ■ogress4 try t d well beat t in thei ae oppc • secon sition. 1 seasoi The gi: and e; w U] as very fide feat close i 3d! n score , Next year wc hope t o go 39 Top Row: Ms. Williams, Suzie Hughes, Shawn Schaeffer, Eileen Reeder, Casey Trigony, Liz Janos, Kathy Phildius, Sonia Dowhal, Karrie Draper, Ms. Blackwell, Second Row: Joanne Nesci, Megan Kelly, Sherrie Hatch, Janice Reeder, Ellen Breslau, Kathy Johnson, Georgie O'Toole, Julie Ziehm, Lisa Bade, Kathy Decker, Third Row: Sue Ackeman, Lisa Phildius, Lynn Mercier, Debbie Weber, Colleen Corbett, Susan Esdale, Linda Bishoff, Laurie Gasser, Not Pictured: Sue Benson, Staci Barnett, Cindy Buescher. The girl's swim team did quite well this year. They succeeded in winning two out of their four meets. The coaches, Ms. Williams and Ms. Blackwell started with many inexperienced swimmers and ended with a well rounded team. This year's Big gun winner in Girl's Swimming went to Kathy Johnson. 40 GIRLS BASKETBALL The Girl's Interscholastic basketball team plays five man basketball and uses the same rules as the boy's bas- ketball team. At the present time there are two teams which played a total of ten games. This year's teams were very successful. With the great effort that was shown this season we know the team will be undefeated next year. TEAM A Our Score Opponent Opponent's Score 34 Grayslake 30 19 Antioch 23 32 Wauconda 34 37 Grant 23 42 TEAM B Cary Grove 32 Our Score Opponent Opponent's Score 29 Grayslake 26 22 Antioch 20 20 Wauconda 18 28 Grant 17 16 Cary Grove 36 41 GIRL’S TENNIS TEAM Coach- Miss Tauchas, Donna Ward, Lisa Taus, Leslie Jones, Perry Kipp, Laura Watt, Lorrie Adkisson, Karrie Skeate, Karen Schmidt, Kathy Posh, Chris Noble, Heidi Haveisen, Val Timmer, Kathy Slaga, Sue Przybylski, Sharon Przyblski. Sophomore Cheerleaders Top Row: Vicki Hodges 2nd Row: Chris Viviano, Kim Kerrigan 3rd Row: Sally Miller, Kathy Broberg Bottom Row: Bev Didier SOPHOMORE 45 FRESHMAN Freshman cheerleaders Top row: Sue Benson 2nd row: Dianne Main (Capt.), Ann Benson 3rd Row: Tracy Landsell, Holly Saar 47 Top Row: (L to R) Julie Kerrigan; Rhonda Turner, Joanne Nesci; Kim Olexa. 2nd Row: (L to R) Rita Nesci; Sue Choate; Robin Pearce; Cathy Merrill; Cari Nelson; Dexanne Card. 3rd Row: (L to R) Jane Andreae; Nancy VanDemerkt; Carol Doland; Terri Barnett; Wendy LaPlaca. 4th Row: (L to R) Marian McNair; Kathy Cole; Virginia Hapeman; Casey Trigony; Kathy O'Donnoghue; 5th Row: Nancy Coomans. Missing: Sandy Didier; Sue Hanus; Lisa Bishoff; Monica Mormino. These energetic girls, competing against many other corps, were judged on general effects, routines, marching, maneuvering, and inspection. Nancy Coomans, this year's captain, was elected Patty Pom- Pon , the corps own special award. The corps marched in many parades and performed special routines at football and basketball games. Think as I think', said a man, or you are abominably wicked, you are a toad' . . . . . . and after I had thought of it. I said, 'I will, then, be a toad' — Stephen Crane STUDENT BODY 3} a. Ck) “ts •5 a - Treasurer ApeexaC. W-tXd and u'ondeAfiul, e , S President President Secretary Vice-President FRESHMAN ! Ck s: o o si ipryai 971orno G dip■••'diur±----dun? dnp ur TW norms (H O O' £ £ 52 Aaron, Kevin Adkisson, Lorrie Aho, Mary Aikman. Sue Anderson, Daniel Anderson, Rebecca Andrconi. Thomas Bade, Lisa Bails. Douglas Baker, Joseph Banser, Kim Barnett, Doug Beaudry, John Becker, Richard Beckhardt, Chris Beecher. Lee Benson, Ann Benson. Sue 53 Bergstrom, Gary Berlanga, Aida Billick, Eugene Birkholz, Deborah Bishoff, Linda Blaha, Michael Blockel, Cheryl Boardman, Lisa Bohan, Vicki Bowkley, Harry Bredeson, Scott Breslau, Robert Brumund, Lori Burckhardt, Rainer Butler Norma Cadena, Nancy Canning, Robert Carberry, Jancie Carlin, Paul Cessna, Terri Chapin, Jan Chapman, Leslie Chiselko, Kevin Clements, Pamela Cleveland, Martha Clow, William Cobb, Carole Cobb, James Colburn, Susan Cole, Bob Collins, Colleen Cooley, Bonnie Cooper, Sue Cope, William Cordes. Mark Cox, David Cundiff, Steve Davis, Brett Davis, Harry Davis, Laura Dayton, Dave Decker, Linda De Line, Kenneth Dell, Brian DeMirco, Cindy Desnoyers, Roland Didier, Daniel Dobner, Donald Dobosz, Allan Dombek, Joyce Dorband, Doreen Dorn, Elizabeth Dowhal, Sonia Draper, Carrie Drehobl, Jay Ebel, Phillip Dufem, Denise Edler, Rick Duncan, Timothy Eibert, Sally 55 Erickson. Gary Esdale, Susan Farrissey. Andrew Fleischman, Ratricia Foote, Joan Foote. Steve Frelk, Tom Fulara, Cynthia Gape. Kelly Gardanier, Phillip Gasser, Laurie Gates, Suzette Gatto, James Gauger, Bradley Geudtner, Jennifer Gorey, Janet Gotlund, Richard Grace, Patrick 56 Greene, Cynthia Grey, Deborah Groat, Tim Groff, Betty Hanus, Susan Hatch, Sherry Hass, Steven Haueisen, Heidi Heinzinger, Sharon Helpings tine, Dorothy Henion, Martin Hetherington, James Hoffman, William Holden, Chuck Horvath, Steven Hosck, Dori Hough, Richard Howell, Bradford Hughes, Suzanne Humeniuk, Robert Hummer, Daniel Isaacson. Christina Iwanski. James Janos, Lizabeth Johnson, Sue Kaiser, Nathaniel Keener, James Kehoe, Therese Kelly. Mary Kelly, Megan Kerley, Andrea Kerrigan, Julie Kijac, Patty Kilroy, Mary Klipp, Perry Koehler, Patricia Koenig, Brian Kordecki, Kathleen Korshak, Daniel Kostial, Melissa Krueger, Kris Kruger, Craig Lambert, Denise Landeck, Barbara Landsell, Tracey La Piana, La we re nee Leichentritt, Lee Leikam, Janice 58 LeToumeau, Cheryl Levemier, Jeffrey Lichter, Donald Lindsay, Douglas Mack, Margaret Magnus, Ruth Main, Dianne Main, Jeff Marr, Brian Martin, Jill Martin, Mike Martin, Pam Mason, Anne Mathews, Sheryl McCabe, Mike McDonald, Chris McGrew, Scott McMahon, Kathleen 59 Me Sweeney. Kathleen Miller, Carolyn Miraflor, Clarissa Misik, Andrea Misturak, Amy Mohilowski, Bob Maloney, John Moneyhon. Laurie Moneyhon, Scott Morton, Jeff Mueller, Clarence Monro, Steve Mummcrt, Diane Neibergall, Robert Nelson, Barbara Nesci, Joanne Nick. Sue Noerenberg, Cathie Olexa, Kim O Rourke, Kathleen O Toole, Georgiana O Toole, Jim Oudshoom, Mark Ouellette, Gary Ozga, Denise Pachman, Elizabeth Pantle, Mike Penfield, John Pfetzer, Dave Phildius, Lisa Poglitsch, Lawrence Potenz, Rica Poulton, David Pontillo, Roseanne Popkin, David Powell, Timothy Pratl, Janet Prowse, Laura Pykett, Leslie Raupp. Bea Raupp, Thomas Reeder, Eileen Replogle, John Rice, Kimberly Rich, Iris Richeson, Shawn Richmond, Janet Ritsch, David Rogan, James Ruck. Jane Runge, Tim Ruhnke, Gene Rushakoff, Hope Saar, Holly Sage, Julie Salerno, Joe Salna. Erik Schippel. Debbie Schleich. Ann Schmidt, Karen ® L k Stover, Paul Subick, Mary Ellen Swanson, Dan Talamine, Bob Taus, Elizabeth Thompson, Denise Tiberi, Dan Timmons, Phil Torvik, Rick Schuber, Laurie Schuck, Tom Schroder, Bryant Schroeder, Sharon Schulenburg, Betsy Schultz, David Scott, Janet Seibert, Brett Settanni, Jeanne Shaffer, Shawn Sharp, Jeff Sheppard, Jeff Shirley, Jeff Sinden, Sue Sislow, Paul Slaga, Kathleen Smith, Melvin Smith, Peter Stauner, Mary Steffenhagen.Jeff rey Steiner, Richard Trina, Martin Tuohy, John Turner, Rhonda Urbanek, Kenneth Urbanek, Susan Van Der Bosch, Anne Venturini, Lori Verastique, Vicki Villadsen. Glenn Vaile, Jeanine Ward, Donna Ward, Scott Warner, Amy Watt, Laura Weidner, Brian Welch, Larry Wenzlaff, Rick Wenzler, Andreas West, Janice Westmoreland, Doug White, Edward Wiesneske, Martha Wininger, Brent Wisnovsky, Kathy Witten, Lori Wolf, Richard Zari, Brenda Ziehm, Julie Bosworth, Carin Lay, William 64 Amedeo, Joseph Anderson, Valerie Baca. Christopher Bachman, Lynne Baker, Susan Barnett, Staci Bartel, Laura Beck, Cynthia Beckhardt, William Beckman, William Benson, Peter Bernardo, Nicolette Berry, Susan Bevers, Lisa Bevins, Jennifer Blackburn, Brian Block, Raymond Bona donna, Mark 65 Bond, Victoria Book out, Jeff Borgstrom, Holly Boschat, Edna Boarman, Lisa Bowen, David Bower, Scott Braun, Donald Brennan, Kimberly Broberg, Kathleen Brown, Tamara Buchweitz, Karen Burke, James Butku9, Kenneth Caperton, David Capre, William Carberry, Patricia Card, Dexanne Carlson, Curt Cerveny, Lori Childress, Pauline Choate, Susan Christensen, Lou Chuprinskas, Edmund Clark, Jerry Clayton, Valerie Clifton, Luanne Condon, Thomas Cook, Richard Cooper, Debra De Ninno, John Depugh, Paul Dever, Diane De Wall, Susan Dickson, Janet Didier, Beverly Ducote, Joey Dush, Steven Ellman, Danny Cooper, Joseph Cooper, Debra Corbett, Jennifer Cordes, John Cox, James Cox, Thomas Curtis, Edward Damitz, Leslie Decelles, Jeffery Dedrick, Marshall Engel, Michelle Enriquez, Rosie Essenpreis, Gerald Everding, Mark Fabiszak, Cynthia Ferris, Brett Fiducci, Carrie Finch, Brian Finkelberg, Ira Finkleman, Eve Finlay, Cathleen Fishbein, Anne Fischer, Linda Fleischman, Gayle Foote, David Forslev, Cynthia Fortis, Call in Foster, Bradley Fox, Karen Foy, Jeffrey Frey, William Fulton, Jeanine Gallas, Larry Garcia, David Gardanier, Ronald Garza, Patricia Genualdi, Dennis Genualde, Salvatore Geske, Steven Gidzinski, John 68 Gies, Patricia Goodheart, Karen Gordin, Jared Gorey, Charles Goski, Debra Grace, Vincent Groh, David Grundies, David Gulbranson, Robert Gunderson. Mark Gutierrez, Isabel Hagerty, William Hahnfeldt, William Haller, Michael Hardt, Cindy Harris, Jeffery Harris, Kelly Hartford, Thomas Hastings. Mark Hedrick, Gary Heinezelman Dennis Heiser, Daniel Hensel, Steven Hernandez, Cecilia Herold, Steven Herskovitz, Regina Hetznecker, Karen Hicks. William Hintz, Steve Hodges, Vicki 69 Hodgins, Jeff Hodgins, Jerome Horche r, Jane Horcher. Jean Horvath, Jan Howard, Steven Hughes, Kirstin Iseberg, Mitchell Jarc, Leonard Jensen, Phyllis Johns, Robert Johnson. Jennie Jones, Leslie Keller, Steve Kerrigan, Kimberly Klein, Garrett Knaack. Jeffery Koenig, Fred 70 Krase, Donald Kuhnke, Doris Land ire th, Robert Lam me rs, Susan Lay, Charles Lebiedz, Susan Leija, Jose Leikam, Greg Levemier, Pamela Lindenberger. John Lindland, Susan Linstromberg, Eric Liza, Mario Long, Thomas Lowry, Patricia Lutter, Greg Mangion, Valarie Marlow, Karen 71 Marlewski, Pamela Marquette, Daniel Martin, Debra Martin, Jennifer Martinelli, Michael Mattson, Jeffrey Me A skill, Patrick Mayrhofer, Eva Me Carty, Sandra Me Intosh. Alan Mercier, Lynn Merrill, Catherine Mescall, Cathy Michelau, Margaret Miller, Jennie Miller, Sally Misik, Joellen Moloney, John Mormino, Monica Mueller, Michael Munro, Petra Nelson, Brenda Nelson, Carl Ncsci, Rita Nilsson, David Noble, Christine Norkus, Craig Norman, Mary Oehring, Karen Oehl, Darlene 72 Olexa, Kyle Olsen, Patricia Owen, Rodney Ostrander, John Ozga, Joseph Palmiotto, Robert Parker, Ronald Jones. Mike Pauli, Michael Paulsen, Terri Paulson, Pamala Pearce, Robin Pegoraro, Louis Pekara, Loretta Peterson, Keith Phildius, Cathy Pfaff, Susan Posh, Kathleen Pratl, Michael Prosesel. Bonnie Przybylski, Sharon Raasch, Barbara Ramey, Linda Reade, Rex Reed, Joseph Reeder, Janice Rich, Linda Richardson, Mark Riker, Michael Rosas, Maria 73 Rossi, Daniel Roth, James Rowlette, John Rubenstein, Donald Runge, Chuck Sahs, Kenneth Salinas. Jose Sanders, Matthew Sargent, Frederick Scheibleim, Julie Schippel, Sharon Schlesser, Bonnie Schnable, Andrew Schroeder. Robert Schuett, Victor Schwarts, Lee Scott, Judith Senelick, Linda 74 Scttanni, Joseph Shopp, Teresa Shull, Michael Shultz, Susan Sicner, John Siko, Sandra Skeate, Karrie Skibicki, Norbert Smith, Mavis Soderberg, Jeannine Sol be r. Dean Spence, Susan Spiller, Lynette Staflin. Barbara Stajduhar, John Staples, John Sturgeon, Kent Syrene, Heather Tams, Lori Theobald, Charles Thompson, Scott Tillman, Elizabeth Tillman, Robert Turner, Adrian Ulibarri, Elizabeth Verastioue, Yolanda Vingan Greg Viviano, Christine Vole. Susan Walker, Amy 75 Weiland, Terry We lien. Bob West, Rebecca White, James White, Wendy Wilgus, Jeff Wilkinson, John Williams, Dan Willmott, Cheryl Willut, Lisa Wilson, Pat Windgrad, Andy Witt, Keith Witte, Bill Wolf, Laura Young, Betsy Young, Mary Young, Sara Davies, Steve Guzzo, Greg Ram berg, Janet 76 Terri Barnett Cindy Buescher Joan Kelly Cindy Fiducci, President Tim Mercier, Vice-President JUNIORS Lisa Bishoff, Secretary n J 4 Mary Staflin Ev Baker, Treasurer Oh no, not an unauthorized! Pam Trigony 5 Abrams. Wanda Almquist, Debbie Anderson. Barbara Andre, Marc Andreae, Jane Bachleda. Paul Bade, Wendy Baker, Evelyn Barnett, Terri Barthule, Sharon Bermea, Jamie Berry, Michael Bishoff, Lisa Bishop. Lisa Black. Chad Blackburn, Bruce Block, Robert Blockel, Susan 79 Blomberg, Ross Boardman, Pamela Bookout. Steven Bottenhagen, Ronnanne Bower. Carol Braddock, George Bray, Brian Bray, Linda Bregola. Adriana Bubis. Barbara Buescher. Cynthia Bussey, George Butkus, Deborah Butzloff, Shari Capre, Debra Carey, Robert Cerami, Joseph Cerda, Maria Cherry, Susan Chiselko, Gary Christensen, Julie Clark, Gary Clayton, Catherine Clementi, Nancy Cleveland, Brian Collins, Kathleen Condon, Kelly Cook, Raymond Corbett, Colleen Cotteleer, Pauline Danciu, Julie Daniels. Georgialee Davis, Haldor Decker, Kathrine Desnoyers, Kevin De Waal, Daniel Dickson, Nancy Dickson, Susan Didie r, Sandra Docrhoefer, Dyann Doherty, Pete Doland, Carol Dolhun, Russell Dombek, Mark Dygan, Ruth Dunlop, Geneva Eibert, Mark Engle, Linda Erickson, Sue Esdale. William Farihurst, Laurie Fallegia rdo. Diane Felske, Thomas Fiducci, Cindy Firnbach, Elizabeth Fimbach, Thomas Fleischman, Kirk Frantz, Christopher Frantz, Greg Frelk, Mary French, Manning Gammon, Sandra Gammon, Wendy Gerschefske, Debbie Haberstroh, John Halford, Jr., Thomas Heinbecker, Kurt Helke, Lori Heloe, Linda Henhapl, Ingrid Henning, Debra Heyden, Susan Hobbs, Janet Hoffenberg, Judith Hornsby, Billy Howell, Debbie Hughes, Patricia Iseberg, Lisa Jacobson, Neil Jaffe, Alan Jamowski. Donna Johnson, Kathy Johnson, Randy Kaiser, Gretchen Deefner, John Kehoe, Juliannc Keller, Greg Kelly, Joan Kerrigan, John Kilroy, Anne 82 Klein, Veronica Koch, Martin Korshak, Patrick Kraus, James Kriese, Mary Krock, Paulette Krueger, Kimberly Krueger, Robert Kuhnke, Karin Landeck. Thomas La Piana, Jr., Vin La Placa, Wendy Lauke, Ted Le Brun, Deborah Legan, Leslie Leikam, Keith Litz, Christine Lozano, Hohn Lusk, Scott Lutter, Jr., Fred Mac Arthur, Diane Madro, John Maiewski, Marrianne Manolis, Margie Marlewski, Bonnie Marr, Kira Mason, Gregg Matt, Julie Me Cabe, Kelley Me Elroy, Suzanne 83 McGrew, Perry McHugh, Jeff McHugh, Jon McKimmon, Colleen McManaway, Sandra Mellskog, Terri Melvin, Peter Mercier, Timothy Miller, Jeffery Miller, Pamela Misik, Michele Misturak, Robin Mitchell, Betty Malloy, Patrice Moloney, Jancie Moneyhon, Karen Morton. Sabrina Myers, Cynthia Neal, Gary Negley, Mark Nick, Sherrie Noble, Ronald Obenauf, Donald Obenauf, Wayne O'Brien, Mike Oka, Mimi Olexa, Donald Ol9on, Randy O'Rourke, Mary Orth, Amy 84 Ostrander, James Parcells, Frederick Paulson, Polly Petersen. Kristin Pontillo, Jean Portillo, Rene Powell, Douglas Proesel, Peter Proesel, Robert Prowse, Dan Pykett, Earl Quandt, David Rademacher, John Rebechini. Peter Reeder, Nancy Renfroe, James Replogle, Michael Richeson. David Roeser, John Rosenholtz, Caryn Rowlette, Pamela Ruble, Kevin Ruffalo, Michael Sanders, Cherie Sanders, Marshall Schade, Cathy Schauer, Mark Schlesser, James Schlesser, Pamela Schmidt, Patricia Sc h roe der, Richard Schuber, Charles Schuetz, Raymond Schuh, William Schulenburg, Kurt Scott, Steven Schaffer, Roy Shewchuk, Mitchell Shopp, Ralph Shufelt, Jeffery Siko, Thomas Sislow, John Skeate, Jay Smith, John Smith, Leigh Souders. Sandra Spoerlein, Martin Staflin, Mary Standish, Michele Stanfield, Rita Stanley, Lynn Steiner, Ralph Steinforth, William Smith, Amy Stone, Gerald Stover, Marie Taylor, Paul Thome, Gregg Timmer, Valerie Tobin, Tracy 86 Topel, Pamela Towner, Wendall Trexler, Sherry Trigony, Pamela Turner, Raymond Tyler, Michael Ulibarri, Donald Van Demerkt, Nancy Vanko, Janye Van Pelt, Kim Vigan, George Volland, George Volling, Brenda Von Besser, William Voss, Peter Wabiszewski,Stephen Weber, Deborah Weidner, Margaret Weidner, Warren Wenner, Elizabeth Wenzler, Angelika White, Gary White, George White, Michael White, Patricia Wiley, Barbara Wikinson, Mark Wimmer, Laura Winograd, Robert Wirth, Ronald Wilkins, Margaret Witt, Carol Witten, Sherry Wolf, Wendy Wolowic, Sharon Worley, Susan Pena. Giberto I hope the day will be a lighter highway For friends are found on every road Can you ever think of any better way For the last and weary trave- ler to go. Making friends for the world to see Let the peo- ple know you got what you need With a friend at hand you will see the light If your friends are there then everything's alright. It seems to me a crime that we should age These fragile times should never slip us by A time we never can or shall erase For friends to- gether watch our childhood fly. . . . Elton John Class Board and Officers Standing: Doug Berg- strom, Casey Trigony, A1 Buchweifz, Tom White, Virginia Ha pe- rn an, Sitting: Laura LaPlaca (Pres.) Chuck Krueger (Vice- Pnes.) Kathy O' Donnehue (Sec.) Bob Schauer (Treas.) 88 Abduh, Abdula Fattah Aleckson, Mark S. (Alky) Mr. Ugly (2) Football (1,2) Basketball (1) Amedeo, Nancy Anderson, Cynthia (Anderstone, Cin) Band (1,2, 3, 4) A cappella (3,4) Madri- gals (3,4) Musicals (2,3,4) Charlie Brown, College Andrus, Charles (Char-Char) N.H.S., German Club (1) Football (1, 2,3,4) Track (1,2,3) Basketball (1, 2, 3) A pel, Susan Baker, Linda (Bake) Cheerleading (1,2,3,4) Stage Crew (1, 2,3) Track (3,4) Gymnastics (3,4) Marriage Banfield, Jill Berglund, Robert 89 Bergstrom, Douglas (Bergy) Class Board (1,2,3,4), N.H.S., Let- terman's Club (3,4), News Editor of Statesman (4), Tall Boy Club, Presi- dent N.H.S., Pres. Tall Boy Club, Football (1,2,3,4), Basketball (1,2), Track (2), College at Augustana, Psych, or Sociology, Enjoy Life Bernardo, Vincent Michaeljames (Vinnie, Rod- ney, Banadda) Letterman's Club (2,3,4), Football (1,2), Baseball (1,2,3,4), Wrestling (4), Manager at Eldons Arco. Blomquist, Julie Boltz, Kimberley Bostic, Donna Bowen, Timothy Bozich, Rose Breslau, Ellen Superior Rating at State Music Con- test (3, 4), Madrigals (3,4), A cappella (2,3,4), Newspaper (2), Student Coun- cil (2), Plays and Musicals (2), Swim Team, (4), College Broberg, Gayle (Star, Bio) Ski Club (1,2), G.A.A. (1), Barten- dress at Bachelor's 11 Brumby, Elaine Wit (3,4), Synchronized Swimming (3), Outreach (2), College Bryant, Teddy Thomas Football, Go to Trade School Buchweitz, Albert (Buck, Al, Pertweet) Class Board (2,3), 111. State Scholar, Intramural Basketball Champion Team, Wrestling, Free Throw Champ, Lettermans Club (4), Football (2,3,4), Basketball (1,2), Baseball (1), Track (3), College Pre-Med Castleberry, Phillip Trade School, Marriage Byrne, James A. Caucig, John D. 90 Choate, Ann Christensen, Dale B. (D. B.) Basketball (1,2) Track (1) Wrestling (3) Undecided Christensen, Jean Cole, Mary Katherin (Cole) HI. Scholarship A ward, PPC (2,3,4) Madri- gals (1, 2,3,4) Student Council (2) N.H.S., South Pacific, Charlie Brown, A cappella Pres., Track (3) Cooley, Michael Coomans, Nancy (Coonie) N.H.S. (3,4) Prom Queen (3) PPC (2,3,4) Student Council (1,2,3) PPC Captain (4) Basketball (3,4) GAA (1,2) Baseball (3,4) College Cope, Sheena Cotteleer, Thomas Crinkley, Patricia (Bubbles) Cundiff, Jennita Qenny) Track (1,3) Travel, College Dasilva, Roy Demuth, Theresa Deninno, Frances (Fran) GAA (1,2) College Didier, Michael Doland, William (Wild Bill, Dil) Basketball (1,2,3) CC (4) Wine Taster 91 Dorn beck, Kimberly A. Downar, Debra Ann (Down) Band (1,2,3,4) GAA (2,3,4) Folksong (1,2) Ski Club (2,3,4) Statesman (4) Hello Dolly (2) Pep Club (1,2,3) Track (4) Softball (4) Volleyball (4) Basket- ball (3,4) College Dugan, Jim (Dugan) Lettermans Club (3,4) Football (1,2, 3,4) Ervin, Pamela (Priscilla) Wit (4) A cappella (3,4) Madrigals (3,4) Musical (3) College Forslev, Susanne Fournier, Julie Frantz, Wendy Friday, Dan Gammon, Debra 92 Gasser, William Gates, Dan Gazda, Kenneth (Gazoo) Special Recognition Certificate (3) Tech Crew (4), College, Accounting Geske, James (Goose) Baseball (1), Basketball (1) Gies, Tony Lithographer Gillespie, Debra Girolami, Michael Statesman, Pep Club, Intramural Bas- ketball, Northern Colorado University Glauner, Linda Gnadt, Allan 93 Goodwin, Patrick (Pat) Student Council (1,2,3,4) Madrigals (2,3, 4) Musicals (1, 2,3,4) President (4), Vice- President (2,3), Vice-President Choir, A cappella (3), Vice-President Band (4), Football (1,2), Cross-Country (3), Basket- ball (1), Tennis (1), Music Education Major, Vocal Teacher Goski, James (Roscoe) Wit (2,4), Spanish Club (1,2, 3, 4), Pep Club (1,2,3,4), Honor Band (3,4) Track (3,4), College of Lake Country LeToumeau, Jeffrey (Muttley) Student Council, M.C. International Day, Football (4), Wrestling (3), College, Law School Gregg, William Grey, Melinda A. University of California Groat, Greg (Gloatie) Basketball (1,2), Wrestling (4) Groff, Lauri Anne (Groffie) Secretary (2,3), N.H.S. (3,4), Student Council (1), Cheerleading (2), Yearbook (3), Track (3,4), College Guzzo, Joseph R. (Flowg-A-Dong Joey) SecretaryArt Club, Football, Letterman, Art Club (1,2, 3, 4), Football (1,2, 3, 4) Pro Dong-Flonger Hake, Barbara Anne (Bobbie, Hair) Vice-President Student Council, Advisory Committee of Student Council, Represen- tative, Cheerleader, Gymnastic Club (2), F.T.A., Student Aid College, Nurse Hanus, Carol Lynn (Hanoose, Anus) Ski Club (2), Graduate H ape man, Virginia Marie Class Board (4), N. H.S. (3,4), Prom Court (3), Homecoming Court (4), Graduation Usher(3), P.P.C. (2,3,4), G.A.A. (1,2,3), Yearbook (3,4), Pep Club (2,3,4), Ski Club (3,4), P.P.C. Treasurer (3) Secretary (4), Yearbook Photo Ed., College Harris, Keith Letterman's (4), Tall Boy Club (4) Secre- tary Letterman's Club, Football (1,2, 3, 4), Track (1,2,3, 4), College, Business Admin- istration Haveisen, Kurt (Tweedy) N.H.S., Letterman's Club (2,3,4), Vice- President Letterman's Club (3) President Letterman's (4), Football (1, 2, 3, 4), Base- ball (1,2, 3, 4), Basketball (1,2), Football Capt. (4), All Country Football, All Con- ference Football, All Chicago Football Hon. Member, College Hawkey, Ann Hensperger, Janet 94 Herold, Frank L. Basketball (4) Baseball (4) College Herskoritz, Michael G. Stage Crew, Swimming Hogan, Martha Patricia (Marty) Musical (1,2) ISP (1) Psychologist Holden, William R. Holland, Karen Prom Court (3) Student Council, Mu- sical (3) Special Education Horn burg, Taco Horcher, Nick A. Homback, Curtis M. (Ox-Horn) Band (1,2,3,4) Stage Crew (1, 2,3, 4) Wrestling (3) College Hosek, Roy C. (Stretch) N.H.S., Intramural Basketball, Foot- ball Hughes, Jo Anne Herz, Bernard H. Tall Boy Club, CC (4) Exec, of Brew- ery Jaffe, Lauren M. Johnson, Barbara Kehoe, Thomas (Tom) Art Club, Artist Kelly, Daniel P. Vice Pres. (3)N.H.S., 111. State Scho- lar, Letterman's Club, Tall Boy Club, Football (1,2,3,4) Track (1,2,3) Streaker (4) 95 Kennegy, Greg C. Kerrigan, Gerald (Jerry, Chip) N.H.S., Student Council (2) Baseball (1,2,3,4) CC (2) Intermural Football (4) Teach Kieser, James A. (Kees) Kittleson, April L. Klipp, Gregory M. (Porky) Krase, Kenneth M. (Krazy) Kryeger, Charles N. (Honker) Pres. (2) Vice Pres. (4) Student Coun- cil (1) Sue Finkelman Award (3) 111. State Scholarship, N.H.S. (1,2) Let- terman's Club (3,4) Tall Boy Club (4) Football (1,2,3,4) Baseball (1,2) Streaker (4) Quack Lammers, Theodore J. (Ted) N.H.S., Chess (1,2,3, 4) Pep Club (1, 2) Tennis (4) College Land re th, Cathrine Mae (Cathy) German Club (2) Girl's Chorus (2,3) A cappella (4) GAA (3) Pep Club (1,2) FHA (1) College LaPlaca, Laura Class Board (3) Pres. (4) N.H.S. Sec., 111. State Scholar State Music Contest (1,2,3) Wit (1,2, 3,4) Statesman (2,3, 4) Musical (1,2,3,4) Overruled (3) Charlie Brown (4) Pep Club (1, 2,3,4) Wit Statesman Editor (4) Wit co- editor (2,3) Statesman co-editor (3) College Larsen, Thomas J. (Gunnar) N.H.S. Big Gun Tennis (3) Basketball (1,2,3,4) Track (1,2) Tennis (3,4) Work, College Leikam, Garry William (Rip) LeSaga, Sandy H. Levemier, Linda L. Marriage Lewis, Chad L. Big Gun, Football, Prom Court (3) Letterman's Club (3,4) Football (2,3, 4) Wrestling (2) Constructional Engi- neer Lindman, Judi A. Lindskog, Carl W. Loefer, Mary E. GAA (2, 3,4) GAA Scorekeeper, College 97 Long, Michael J. (Bear) Baseball (1,2,3,4) Basketball (2,3,4) Football (1) Bar Tender Lyle, Robert K. Lynch, Theresa M. Madro, Mary Eileen (Mary) GAA (1,2) Ski Club (1,2,3, 4) Art Club (3,4) Folk Song Club (1) Travel, College Majewski, Steven A. Maloney, Dorthy Marks, Joel Track (1,2,3,4) CC (1,2,3) Marlewski, Marie (Chug-A-Lug) May, Debra Sue Martins, Robin E. (Carol Bumett) McCarty, Sarah J. McNair, Marian (McNairian) PPC (3,4) Ski Club (2,3) Melville, Katherine (Katie) Michelau, Therese J. (Doinky, Rocky, T.R.) Cheerleading (3) Ski Club (1,2,3) GAA (1.2) Miller, Susan E. (Jello) N.H.S. GAA (1,2) Che6rleading (2,3) Student Council (1) 98 Moneyhort, Sheryl A. Moody, Marie Elaine NHS(3,4) Homecoming Court (2) Prom Court (3) Student Council (1,2,3,4) German Club (4) Student Council Pres. (3,4)Sec. (2)G.A.A. Basketball Track Cheerleader (2,3) College Moore, Theresa M. Morris, Russel Randall Intermural Football, Vice Pre. A cap- pella, Yearbook, Football, Tennis, Swimming Musgrave, Theodore David (Root) Mechanic Neibergall, Cynthia Neibergall, George Odell, Scott M. O'Donnoghue, Kathleen Regina (Oodahoo) Sec. (4) Student Council (3,4) NHS (3, 4) Homecoming (3,4) Homecoming Queen (4) Prom (3) PPC (3,4) Spanish Club (4) Spanish Club Pres. (4) GAA (1,2,3,4) Of ford, James Oppegaard, Paul Alan (Oppy, Bug) Band (1,2,3,4) Tennis (1,2,4) Oppegaard, Steven Symphonic Band (1, 2,3,4) Oudshoom, David Brain (Dave) Ski Club (3,4) Football (1) College Ouellette, George Ouellette, Gregory 99 Palmby, William Garnet (Bill) Rocket Club (1), Track (1) Football, College, Air Force Palmer, Gary Palmer, Steven U. Ski Club (1,2,3,4), Football Trainer (1,2,3) Paris, Kenneth Victor Symphonic Band (2,3,4), College Me- teorology, Band Patwell, John T. Penfield, Vicki 1st prize photo contest, Art Club (3), Girls Track (1,4) Peterson, Chris Pfaff, Jeffrey M. Pflughaupt, Jeff (Flewhoff) Band (1,2,3,4), Ski (2,3,4), German Club (2), College Poglitsch, George Polfer, Gary Pollard, Jill M. (Pol) 111. State Scholar, Pep Club (1), Ski Club (2,3,4), Spanish Club (2), College Poplawski, Henry (Hank) Trade School and work Poppinga, HeitE. Tennis, Swimming Posh, John David (Pistol) 111. State Scholar, Band (1,2,3,4), South Pacific (4), Feature Editor Statesman (4), Hello Dolly (2), Bells are Ringing , Drum Major (4), Basket- ball ), Baseball (1,2), U. of I., Law- yer. 100 Poulton, Debra L. Pratl, Joseph R. Przybylski, Susan (Sue) N.H.S., G.A.A. (1,3,4), N.H.S. (4), G.A.A. Pres. (3), G.A.A. Publicity (4), tennis, volleyball, track, college Quinlan, Tracy (Quin) F.H.A. (2,3), Pep Club, Folksong Club, ,rUp the Down Staircase , Bellsare Ringing , Pres. F.H.A. (3) Radis, Kerri B. Rice, Nancy (Nanc, Little Orphan Annie) Rich, Mills (Willus, Ultra, Millis, Dev) Letterman's Club (2,3,4), Cross- country (1,2,3,4), Basketball (1, 2,3,4) Track (1,2,3, 4), Western HI. Running Ritsch, Thomas Edward (Titch) Golf (2), Swimming (3,4), College Rivers, Thomas D. Rosas, Francisco (Franco) Letterman's Club, Wrestling (3, 4), Printing Roscher, Edward Rynders, George Football, Detail Man 101 Sanchez, Salvador Sargent, Jeri(Sarg., Lulu, Clubfoot, Wander- ing Eye) Class Board (1), Ski Club (1,2,3), Folksong Club, G.A.A., Track Queen (2) Physical Therapist Schaumburg, Alison Paula (T. P., Ali) Art Club (3), Ski Club (1,2,3), Regis- tered Nurse, Skiing, Horseback Riding Schauer, Robert Warren John (Bob) Treasurer (4), Larry Hortel Memorial Award, Letterman's Club (2,3,4) Tall Boy Club (4), Graduation Usher (3), Treasurer Letterman's Club Chairman of Board Tallboy Club (4), Baseball (1,2,3,4), Football (1,2,3,4) Basket- ball (1) Medicine Schindler, Susan Schmidt, Annette R. Dlinois State Scholar, Pep Club (3), Ski Club (2), German Club (3,4), Ger- man Club Secretary, Treasurer, Vol- leyball (2), College Schreibweiss, Diane 2nd State Music Contest, Make-up for Hello Dolly, Oklahoma, You're A Good Man Charlie Brown-Play Produc- tion, Living Schubat, John Schuck, Todd (Fridley) Janitor Award, Tech. Crew, Presi- dent, Mechanic 102 Schuett, Ronald Schufreider, Bruce Colier John David (Brutus, Butch) PhotoContest, Ski Club (1,2,3) Home- coming Escort (1,2,4) Swimming (3) Track (3) College, Travel Schulenburg, Peter J. Schultz, Patricia Settani, Catherine Shaffer, Jamie T. Slaga, Mark Timothy Gregory (Slages) Pres, of Senior Hall (4), Lettermans Club (2,3,4) Football Manager (1,2) Player (3,4) Basketball Manager (1) Baseball (1,2) Disc Jockey Smith, Margo (Marge, Sport) Class Board (1) Graduation Usher (3) Homecoming Court (4) Ski Club (1,2, 3) Folksong (1) Yearbook (4) Track Queen (2) Cheerleading (1) College Stancliff, Francis 103 Stauner, Joseph Steiner, Robert Stephan, Mama (Mama) Art Club, Artist Stubbs, Alicia Elaine (Lesha) F.B.L.A., 1972-73, Civinettes, 1972- 73, Student Advisory, 1972-73 Miss F.B.L.A., Archery, Skiing, C.P.A. Sullivan G. Michael (Mike) Biologist Szymski, E. Ronald Nat. Honor Society, Student Council, 1971, Hello Dolly, South Pacific, Let- termen's Club (3,4) Band (1, 2, 3, 4), Football (1,2,3,4) Baseball (1), Col- lege Law Tillman, Debra Topel, Edward Michael (Topes) Madrigals (State Contest), Ski (2, 3), Folksong (2), Chess Club (1), Prom (3.4) H.M.C.M. (4), Usher (2), Mad- rigals (1,2, 3, 4) Drama (3,4) Musicals (1.2.3.4) , A cappella (3,4), Men's Chorus (1,2,3,4), Track (2), College Music Major Traweek, Michael (Bubba) Football (1), Track (3) Trigony, Casey Lee Class Board (3,4), NHS (3,4), Student Council (1,2,3,4) Nadrientics (1,2), GAA (1,2,4) Pom Pon (3,4) Ski (1,2, 3.4) French Club (1,2,3), Pep Club (1, 2.3.4) , Bells are Ringing, Student CouncilTreas. (3), Pep Club Pres. (4), French Club Treas. (3), College Uni- versity of Miami True, Todd Ulibarri, Mary L. Van Der Bosch, Mary Jo (M.J. Jo) Homecoming Court (4), Ski Club (1,2, 3,4), Folk Song Club (1) Track Queen (2), College Vole, Ernie Vole, Peter 104 Wallstrom, Gunnar Hans I.S.P. (3,4), Cross Country, Track Weidner, Laurie (Laurie) Cheerleading (2,3), Pep Club (1,2) G.A.A. (1), Folksong (1), work Welter, Michael D. West, Kerry (Festus) Skiclub(4), Track (1,2,3,4), Business- man White, Karen A. White, Thomas Burnett John (Tom) Treas. (3), Class board (1,2,4), Grad. Marshall (3), Tall Boy Club (4) Let- terman's Club (3,4), Recruiter for Tall Boy Club, Basketball (1), Football (1,2,3,4), Capt. (4), Track (1,2,3), Capt (3), Brain Surgeon, Superstar or Pharoph, spy Wieser, Robert W. Wiggins, Sheryl Wilkening, Donna Lee (Lizy, Tish) Art Club (3), Plan to see the world as much as possible Wilson, Cathleen A. Wininger, Marcianne (Marci) Ski Club (3, 4), Spanish Club (2), G.A.A. (1,2), Student Council (2) Pep Club (1,2,3), David Lipscomb College Wykel, Annette M. SENIOR HALL OF FAME Best Couple! Mary Jo Van Der Bosch Bruce Schufrieder Most Talented: Most Athletic: Most Popular: Virginia Hapeman Bob Schauer M ost Li Lely to Succeed: Laura La Placa Dan Kelly Kathy O'Donnehue Best Sense of Humor.' Kurt Haueisen Roy Hosek Bobbie Hake Jeri Sargent Pam Ervin Pat Goodwin brim di iest Bruce Schufrieder Jeri Sargent Biggest Flirts.' Tom White Laura La Placa 106 Annette Schmitt Tom Larson Shyest. Best Book inf. Bob Schauer Margo Smith Dan Kelly Most 1 alkative: Mark Slaga Pam Ervin Tallest Shortest Bruce Schufrieder Vicki Penfield Paul Oppeguard Carol Hanus C! ass C 1 owns; Mark Slaga Bobbie Hake Best Smile: Bob Schauer Margo Smith I n t e i i 1 g e 21 c John Pat we 11 Sue Przyblski p M ost Spirited: Nancy Coo mans Chuck Krueger Best Eyes: Tom White Jeri Sargent 107 I've never been able to make it as a group I have a hard time making my mind and when I get all together I seem to go all to pieces. I'd like to gather myself together and talk about it but I keep walking out in single file Maybe I'm just doomed to split up and go my way. — John Hartford Top Row Ken Gadza, Bob Proesel, Jerry Clark, Todd S Middle Row Torn Cox, Mike Herskovitz, Paoi.Taylor, Ke Schflck, Bill Moloney, Riki Herskovitz, Kirgtfn Hughes- Stevenson Technical Crew: Membership comes from all classes and may be male or female. The crew main- tains and operates all technical equipment used in the auditorium such as the light panel, sound systems, and spotlights. They work at all activities in the audito- rium, at athletic events, and special programs anywhere in the school or com- munity upon request. 113 THE WIT From left to right: David Quandt, Art Editor; Vincent Grace, Assistant Editor; Laura LaPlaca, Co-Editor; Mrs. Hain, Sponsor; Pam Ervin, Elaine Brumby, Assistant Editor; Lisa Iseberg, Co-Editor; and not pictured Janice Moloney. This group of editors and staff members are going over material submitted to the magazine for publication with the purpose of choosing material for the spring publication of the Wit magazine. This year the WIT presented the fifth annual Satori program. One of the high- lights of the program was an abstract film produced by some Stevenson stu- dents called Hocus Pocus . Other features included a satirical play, Kung-to-You-Too , written by Vince Grace and featuring Dave Hicks, Jim Goski, Karen Oehring, and Debbie Goski. Pam Ervin sang several original folk songs, Mike Berry headed a God- spell group, and original poetry was read by Laura LaPlaca, Diane Schreib- weiss, Lisa Iseberg, and David McCart- ney. A Jazz dance was performed by Wanda Abrams and Geneva Dunlop, and Georgialee Daniels headed a dance group which presented selections from Purlie . This art understanding and appreciation show is presented annually by the WIT staff to help sponsor pub- lication of their magazine. 114 SKI CLUB 176 students joined Ski Club this year. Members enjoyed schussing and partying at many different slopes in Wisconsin. The year's major ski trip was to the Porcupine Mountains in Northern Michigan. The stu- dents worked furiously to gather points to qualify them to take this weekend. Ski Club is looking forward to another fantastic season in 1974-75. Top Row: B. Hicks, N. Dickson, S. Didier, R. Portillo, L. Helo, T. Felske, J. Goski, B. Capre, C. Fortis, J. Gidzinski, J. Wilgus, L. Glauner, D. Nilsson, B. Foster, I. Henhapl, L. Bishop, B. Mitchell, Mr. Urick, Third Row: K. Oehring, J. Ramberg, P. Voss, C. Fhildius, C. Mescall, D. Williams, A. Jaffe, L. Senelick, K. Van Pelt, T. Condon, A. Schmidt, J. Christenson, D. Fallegrade, Ms. Zieman, Second Row: P. Rebechini, J. Beaudy, J. Roth, A. Vanderbosch, N. VanderMerkt, L. Jaffe, First Row, Bottom: J. Soderberg, C. Forslev, M. Iseberg, R. Torvick Officers: H. Borgstrom, A. Jaffe, K. Sahs, A. Schmidt (alternate) Sponsors: Kris Zieman, Ron Urick Winners of the Annual Awards: Bunny of the Year: Julie Christensen Hotdogger : Cal Fortis Most Improved Skier: Randy Morris Downhiller: Alan Jaffe Duff slider: Tom Rivers Kama Kaze: Ray Block Pole Waiver: Karen Oehring Most Unique: Janet Ramberg Best Dressed Skier: Cathy Phildius 116 (!]irtifirat? nf jRmhFrahip atror pecuniary Schools 'uj hi a OJrrtififB lljat at ibe teas clecteb a member of fire Rapter National l rmor J oriefy nf jSeronbanj; rhools, membership in mhich is based rm rhnlarship. Leadership, Semite, and (Ehararter. (5iden ai this dap nf 3jr National ifrunar Sorteta iRrmbrr bip (Card 13 l  u(o o Seventy-one new members were ini- School chapter of the National Honor Doug Bergstrom, chapter president, Participating faculty members in- Principal Dr. Paul Kern, and Charles New senior members include Elaine Choate, Pamela Ervin, Debbie Gam- Frank Herold, Taco Homburg, Roy Ho- bert Lyle, Paul Oppegaard, John Patwell tiated into the Adlai Stevenson High Society at special evening ceremonies, presided over the candlelight ceremony, eluded Superintendent Harold Banser, Hamberg, chapter sponsor. Brumby, Albert Buchweitz, Ann mon, Vincent Goodwin, Melinda Grey, sek, James Kieser, Mary Loefer, Ro- Gary Polfer, Annette Schmidt, Diane Schreibweiss and Jeanne Tuohy. New junior members are Jane Andreae, Cynthia Buescher, Raymond Cook, Mark Eibert, Debbie Gerschefske, Thomas Hal- ford, Linda Heloe, Ingrid Henhapl, Janet Hobbs, Kathy Johnson, Gretchen Kaiser, Greg Keller, Karin Kuhnke, Ted Lauke, Diane MacArthur, Timothy Mercier, Donald Olexa, James Ostrander, Cathy Schade, Pamela Schlesser, Patricia Schmidt, John Sislow, Martin Spoerlein, Mary Staflin, Amy Jo Stith, Wendy Wolf and Sharon Wolowic. Sophomores elected to the society include Peter Benson, Edna Boschat, Dexanne Card, Susan Choate, David Donia, Beverly Didier, Bradley Foster, Vincent Grace, Cindy Hardt, Karen Hetznecker, Vicki Hodges, Jan Horvath, Jennie Johnson, Leslie Jones, Greg Lutter, Valerie Mangion, Rita Nesci, Loretta Pekara, Cathy Phildius, Sharon Przybylski, Donald Rubenstein, Michael Shull, Barbara Staflin, Christine Viviano and Mary Young. Xf. ‘$y What was it V STUDENT COUNCIL '74: This year's Student Council was headed originally by Marie Moody. But when Marie left for a year in Brazil the able Vice President, Pat Goodwin took over. The big event of the year was the Oldie Moldie Dance. It was well attended and everyone seemed to have a great time. Everyone who attended dressed to fit the 50's. Also a new event was added this year. It was Double Y Day. The Student Council sold Yo- Yos, then they held a contest to see who was the biggest Yo-Yo. The whole thing drove the librarians crazy but that's life. The year was completed by the annual Curvy-Derby. This year prizes were awarded for various classes, such as compacts and sporty cars. Top Row: Mark Dombeck, Janet Gorey, Jack Moloney, Ray Cook, 2nd Row: Cheryl LeToumeau, Diane McArthur, Rhonda Tamer, Pat Goodwin, Lisa Bade, Iris Rich, 3rd Row: Dan Marquette, Greg Lutter, Linda Bishoff, Janice West, Patty Fleischman, Monica Mormino, Lynn Mercier, Debbie Grey, Lisa Phildius, Bottom Row: Patty Koehler, Julie Ziehm, Anne Choate, Patty Lowry. ■ 119 Mother never told me about Ultra-Brite! STEVENSON SYMPHONIC BAND •Ken feutkus •Patty Lowry •Wendy Bade Cornets (cont.) Piccolos Laura LaPlaca Chris Noble Flutes •Laura LaPlaca •Chris Noble •Anne Mason •Sue Johnson •Pam Levernier •Linda Glauner •Sue Urbanek •Karen Goodheart •Debbie Gammon Julie Zeihm Doris Kuhnke Nancy Dickson Janice Moloney Ken Paris Tom Condon Cindy Anderson Janet Richmond Leigh Smith Mary Staflin Joellen Misik Kim Brennen Tracy Tobin Leslie Chapman Sue Lebeidz Sheryl Blockel Oboes •Patti Schmidt •Pam Schlesser Cindy Fabizac Sheryl Mathews Patty Koehler Bassoon •Sue Cooper •Brenda Volling •Janet Dickson •Linda Ramey •Charles Lay •Sandy Gammon •Debbie May •Bill Lay •Linda Fischer •Terri Cessna John Smith Bill Hahnfeldt Sue Dickson Wendy Gammon Debbie Goskl Kelly Gape Henry Poplowski Dennis Heinzelman Rebecca Anderson Sonia Dowhal Alto Saxophones (cont.) Steve Poglitch Mark Schauer John Sicner Jeff Steffenhagen Laura Prowse Baritone Saxophone Joe Settani French Horns •Paul Oppegaard •Karen Kuhnke •Ron Szymski •Kathy Johnson •Lynn Stanley Keith Peterson Colleen Corbett Kira Marr Kris Petersen Bob Welzen Cornets and Trumpets •John Llndenburger •Chris Peterson •Polly Paulson •Jay Skeate •Bob Block •Curt Hornback •George Vingan Mark Wilkinson •Brad Howell •Rick Gotlund Richard Wolf Jeff Levernier Buddy Burkhardt Steve Horvath Joe Salinas Dan Anderson Barb Easterwood Trombones •Ray Cook •Steve Oppegaard •Fred Lutter •Marshall Dedrick Vince Grace Joe Baker Percussion •Dan Prowse •Pat Goodwin •Jim Byrne •Mike Berry Bill Beckman •Mike Ruffalo Jeff Morton Paul Sislow Terry Welland Bill Capre Veronica Klein • Members of Honor Band Bass Clarinets •Sabrina Morton •Jeff Pflughaupt •Jennifer Bevins Debbie Gerschefski Eb Contra Bass Clarinets______ •Debbie Downar Alto Saxophones •John Posh •Steve Scott •Lauri Helke •Wendy Wolf Baritones Tenor Saxophone Jim Goskl Kurt Schulenburg Paul DePugh Tubas •Ron Wirth •Jan Horvath Fred Koenig 120 A CAPELLA CHOIR 122 GODSPELL Turn back oh man! 123 From left to right in the front row are John Sislow, Laura Wolf, Debi LeBrun, Laura LaPlaca and sponsor Ms. Chilcott. In the Back row are Don Olexa, Curt Hombach, John Roeser and John Posh. Not pictured are Doug Bergstrom and Scott Renfroe. THE STATESMAN The newspaper staff publishes 8 issues of THE STATES- MAN per year. This year the staff encouraged contributions from the school at large introducing a student viewpoint page which was featured in bi-monthly editions. 125 126 STEVENSON SENTRY CLUB Top Row: Mrs. Gillilan, Vickie Bond, Kathy Mescall, Carrie Fiducci, Cathy Clayton, Eve Finkelman, Lisa Bishop, Bob Proesel, Leslie Jones, Kathy Posh, Linda Heloe, Ann Fishbein, Edna Boschat, Pam Marlewski. Bottom Row: Cecilia Hernan- dez, Chris Noble, Monica Mormino, Wendy White, Mary Young, Lisa Bevers, Cindy Beck, Barb Wiley, Gretchen Kaiser, Janet Ramberg, Karen Oehring, Lisa Willut, Riki Herskovitz. The Out-Reach Club -a group of students dedicated to helping others. They devote much of their spare time to volunteer work in nursing homes, homes, hospitals, sheltered care facilities and schools for the handicapped children. They also have sponsored many field trips, social, and educational activities. Meetings are held monthly. Board members include officers. Barb Wiley, Kim O’Rouke, Gretchen Kaiser, Linda Heloe and committee chairman, Wendy Wolf, Kathy Posh, Betsy Young, Janet Ramberg, Ann Fishbein, Karen Oehring and Vickie Bond. Other members not present at the time the picture was taken are: V. Anderson, L. Bachman, S. Barnett, L. Beecher, L. Bishop, V. Bohan, K. Brennen, P. Clements, C. Cobb, S. Colburn, B. Cooley, L. Davis and L. Decker, C. Draper, L. Fischer, W. Gammon, L. Gasser, D. Dufem, P. Garza, S. Hanus, S. Heinzinger, K. Hughes, J. Kelly, K. Krueger, P. Lowry, S. Lebeidz, A. Mason, L. Moneyhon, S. Morton, C. Nelson, J. Nesci, S. Nick, L. Ramey, andE. Reeder. K. Rice, J. Ruck, P. Schmidt, D. Schippel, S. Siko, K. Slaga, L. Smith, L. Taus, V. Verastique, M-E. Subick, and K. Olexa. 129 LETTERMAN’S CLUB 130 PEP CLUB This year the Pep Club was very active and gave all the teams their continued sup- port. Working until all hours of the night they produced the great signs and banners that greeted the players as they ran on field. The Pep Club was also responsible for the signs that dominated the hallways during the sports season and cheered the teams on. The sponsors for this year were Mr. Hanson and Mr. Cotterman. They supported the club throughout the year, rarely missing a football or basketball game. The officers of the club were Casey Trigony, President; Pam Trigony, Vice- President; Mary Staflin, Secretary; and Dave Esdale, Treasurer. Top row; Sponsors Mr. Hanson and Mr. Cotterman. Bottom row; Barb Staflin, Pam Trigony, Vice-President, Mary Staflin, Secretary, and HELLO! Carlos Becegato-Brazil Bemie Herz-Germany Gunnar Wallstrom-Sweden INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS PROGRAM John PatweU to France Marie Moody to Brazil Marty Sporlein to Sweden GOOD-BYE!!!! 132 The International Students Program proved itself a real pro in establishing in- ternational relations, this year. The proof ? Why, Bemie Herz from Germany (AFS); Gunnar Wallstrom from Sweden (Rotary); and Carlos Becegatos from Brazil (YFU). Add to the list, our own Lynn Somme r- field, who went to the Netherlands for fourteen months through YFU; Jill Swanson to Brazil (Rotary); Marie Moody to Brazil (AFS); Marty Sporlein to Sweden (YFU) and John Patwell to France (Rotary). You can't get much more international than that! On the domestic side, the Isp flipped more flapjacks at the annual Pancake Breakfast; staged a fun-filled Internation- al Weekends for twenty visiting foreign students from other schools; and held an Art Action, so successful that it realized funds for the year's program needs. It was an outstanding year for ISP and many hard-working people made it all possible. This year's student board was headed by Cindy Buescher as President, Chad Black as Vice, and Jane Andreae as Secretary-Treasurer. 133 You have been given the opportunity to take your place among the tiny minority of the world's educated men. History will judge you. and you will ultimately judge yourself, on the extent to which you have used your gifts to lighten and enrich the lives of your fellow men. — Robert F. Kennedy School Life Adlai E. Stevenson High School's annual fall talent show, spon- sored by the senior class, was held on Saturday, October 27, in the school auditorium. Proceeds were used to purchase a bust of the late United Nations ambassador for display in the school. A long list of students, faculty members and alumni appeared in skits, impersonations, musical and dance groups. Highlights included the upper class boys in a skit called Basketball Jones , and alumni Jim Williams in a surprise performance. Other show stoppers included Carmen Mormeno in an imitation of the Jackson Five, Betsy Young playing the dulcimer, the guitars of Laura Bartel and Lynne Bachmann, Alicia Stubbs, Wanda Abrams, and Geneva Dunlops modem dancing, and a Wiz- ard Of Oz skit by the senior class. And other solos by Cindy Anderson, Anne Mason, Jan Horvath, Pat Goodwin, Patty Lowry, Liz Wenner, Bob Schauer, Charlie Andrus, and several alumni finished the show! 136 TALENT SHOW AWARDS NIGHT This year's band concert SOUNDS FOR '74 was held on May 23. It featured the Symphonic Band, Honor Bind, and Jazz Band along with solos and ensembles performed by winners in the State Music Contest. This widely varying program included EL CAPITAN, LIGHT CAVALRY OVER- ATURE, INTRODUCTION AND CAPRICE, GERSHWIN, VICTORY AT SEA, and GODS PELL performed by the Symphonic Band. The Jazz Band's portion included I LEFT MY HEART IN SAN FRANCISCO and THE GIRL FROM IPANEMA among others. The Honor Band played a Sousa march, KING COTTON along with BARNUM AND BAILEY'S FAVORITE, MACARTHUR PARK, and SYMPHONY No. 1 in E . The concert lasted for over two hours, but most of the audience thought it was well worth sitting through. At Award's Night two days before the concert winners of the band awards were announced. Paul Oppegaard and Laura LaPlaca won the John Philip Sousa Award, and John Posh the United States Marine Youth Foundation Award, all for excellence in instrumental music. DINNER SOUTH A Freshman girl and a Senior boy cap- tured the leads in Adlai E. Stevenson High School's musical 'South Pacific' whi.h was presented April 5, 6,7 under the direction of Mr. Misik, and Mr. Granner. Lisa Bade portrayed Ensign Nellie Forbush, and Pat Goodwin was the French Planter Emile de Becque. Other well-known roles included Lori Tams as Bloody Mary, Ron Symski as Lt. Joseph Cable, Greg Frantz as Luther Billis, Mike Topel as Captain George Brackett, Tina Issacson played Liat and Ngana and Jerome were played by Monica and Carmen Mormino. Pat Goodwin-Emile Lisa Bade-Nellie Gerg Frantz-Billis Ron Symski, Tina Issacson-Lt. Cable, Liat Lori Tams-Bloody Mary PACIFIC Mike Topel-Cpt. Brackett 140 141 You're o Good Man Charlie Brown 142 PSvcHiATRIC HEjP 5 You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown : This years fall play was not a play, but rather the musical production of You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown. It was put on in the school auditorium on November 9 and 10. The musical was performed by the members of Mr. Granner's drama class. The leads were portrayed by Chris Frantz as Charlie Brown, Kathy Cole as Lucy, Mike Topel as Snoopy, Pat Goodwin as Schroeder, Tom Condon as Linus and Cindy Anderson as Peppermint Patty. The Musical was a big success and was loved bv its audiences.________________________ 143 Mud somewhat halted the Patriots in their effort to !-cat .ake Zurich. The game was well played by both teams, but the Patriots were defeated 12-0. Yet, the day was a pretty one. The sun was shining and the homecoming court was prettier than ever. This year's court was com- posed of Sue Aikman, the freshman representa- tive, Sue Linlad, sophomore, and Barb Wiley, jun- ior. The senior representatives were Virginia Hape- man, Margo Smith, and Mary Jo Van Derbosh. This year's queen was Kathy O'Donnoghue. All classes'floats were well assembled, but the judg- es after a long discussion decided that the winners were the junior and sophomore classes. The slogans for chese floats were: '76, Tbe Bears will bee in some pretty sticky businesswhen they mess with us. and The only Bear wc like is Winnie the Pooh. '75. Despite the final score of the varsity game that afternoon the annual Homecoming dance, held in the school's cafeteria was a lively event. The dance was sponsored by the Senior Class. Mu- sic was provided by Rush , a group from the Milwaukee area. They played their own compositions, plus songs by such groups as Deep Pur- ple and Alice Cooper. On the whole Homecoming '73 turned out to be a very successful event. 144 145 146 147 ai CHATEAU LOUISE 148 Left to Right; Scott Renfroe, Lisa Bishoff, Kirk Fleischmann, Barb Wiley, John Sislow (King), Mary Kay Kriese (Queen), Tim Mercier, Carol Bower, Don Olexa, Amy Stith. 249 COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM SUNDAY, JUNE 9. 1974 2 30 P.M. PRElUOC - 'H Cep.ten Merrh John Philip Souse PRESENTATION Of COLORS PROCESSIONAL Po p end Circumstance The Symphonic Bend INVOCATION Rebb- flovd l Hermen Temple Che., Buffalo Grove PUDGE Of AUEGIANCE Laura lePlece President. Senior Class ADORESS leure LePlece PRESENTATION Of CLASS GIFT 1 ur« IsPUc Elisebe'h Gordon Chandler. Sculptress CMORAL - - You II Never Walk Alone' Rogers end HwmniM A Ceppelle Choir INTRODUCTION MeroW E Benser SupWifllffKitnf ADDRESS The Honorable Adlai f Stevenson. Ill Un ied Sfetes Senator, Stele of Illinois fR'ENDS Of STEVENSON Robert J Anderson Just.n fishbe-n, Hem loeffler, Glenn Miller Pret dent. Boerd of Education PRESENTATION Of CLASS Of 1974 Or Peul D Kern Pratcipel PRESENTATION Of DIPLOMAS • Robert J Anderson end Herold E Benser ALMA MATER- Williem M.t.k A Ceppelle Cho.r BENEDICTION Rebbi lord l Hermen RECESSIONAL - The Pet, «Is March' The Symphone Bend 153 e Tin, k is year book was made possni n part tInrougli tike generous contnLnfion of. Ritzenthaler Bus Lines, Inc., Mundelein, Illinois Tropp's Greenhouse Nursery, Lake Zurich, Illinois The Village Tavern, Long Grove, Illinois Root Photographers, Chicago, Illinois Chicagoland Airport, Wheeling, Illinois Half Day True Value Hardware, Half Day, Illinois Indian Creek Garage, Prairie View, Illinois Levitt Sons, Inc., Schiller Park, Illinois U.S. Army Recruiting Station, Mundelein, Illinois Frank B. Hall Insurance Co., Chicago, Illinois 155 Ol-tP 158 159 160