Alleman High School - Pioneer (Rock Island, IL)

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Promise of Things to Come . . . This yearls Sophomore class has shown prom- ise. Promise of what? Well, many things. Scholastic-wise they are coming into their own. A survey after the first semester has shown eleven students on the Principal's listg fifteen attaining first honorsg and forty-eight rating second honors. Their class spirit was evident in their many activities. To start the year off they completed their homecoming float in record time. Election campaign brought out their interest and en- thusiasm in the affairs of the Student Govern- ment. The highlight for the Sophomores was their class assembly. Combining talent and ingenuity, they performed like semi-pros. Group numbers, G- -M and male participation again displayed their 1 spirit and willingness to succeed. All signs tend to point in one direction - next year's j'unior class will be well adjusted and prepared to take on the responsibilities of H H I upperclassmen. Stop! Teacher brings order out of chaos throughout the sopho- more assembly. J .,i. , . - page ,, .J -we' i fgq Trigg 51 r fi. - -- -2413.-is N-,liar . . rf fm me gg, ,r A . T, J ,vigor , ,,,mg,t.' f ' V ,f U A L . Reflecting the affluence of their class are sophomore representatives and their M.G. They are seated Rose- ann Lee, secy.-treas., Henry Kacprzyk, vice-president, and Harlan Agnew, president, and standing, John Schul- ler, Rose Viviani, Mary Kay Hendricks, Jackie Evanoff, Willey Mack, Mary Sue Carroll, Jean Wiseley, Marcia Phillips, Joyce Thornton and Jennifer McKenzie. l8 New-1,

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This is the time for thinking reading and prayer. This yearys retreat was Conducted by Fathers Richard Means and Edward Buttgen on No- vember 4 - 8. WM,,,..+-W

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J ,5 ra is 90 uw HOMEROOM 2A - Sister Mary Thomas Rita, B.V.M. row l - Ruth VanVooren, Sharryn DeVooght, Vicki Stoes, Jane Hitchcock, Linda Schaecher, Marcia Buckley, Linda Hender. row 2 - Cheryl Roudebush, Elizabeth Dunavin, Mary Ann Arnett, Tony Moreno, Marcia Czerwinski, Dianne Stimpson, Donna Jeskie. row 3 - Mike Moore, Janice Scxller, Pam Michels, Melinda Schmitz, Margaret McMillin, Kathy Chinn, Pete Kauzlorich. row 4 - Henry Kacprzyk, Kenny Jaeke, Steve Esker, Jeff Clough, John Schuller, John Babcock, Jim Drish. row 5 - Jim Mizeur, Harlan Agnew, Randy Saelens, Bruce Adams, Dave Mellot, Steve Quilty, Doug Snyder, Walt DePoorter, Tony Vallelo HOMEROOM 2B - Sister Mary Manuel, B.V.lVI. row 'l - Sue Schaecher, Elaine Spalding, Rose Viviani, Barb Heckenkamp, Vicki Menster, Sharon Hoffman, Carol Schneckloth. row 2 - Joe Hansen, Jim Fairman, Terry Bender, John Ropella, Tam Kasenberg, Lauri Bauwens, Dove Martin, Larry VanErt. row 3 - Rose Domyancich, Susan Reeves, Diane Brozovich, Judy Lannoo, Mary Core, Carole Ehlers, Mary Strobbe. row 4 - Paul Nilsson, Jack Spring, Jim Gillman, Kathy Barth, Peggy Kargyl, Tom DeSmet, Larry Mortier. row 5 - Pat Versluis, Phil Colgan, Rod Saelens, Art Ries, Paul Sansale, Dave Kehoe, 19