Belleville Township High School East - Yearbook (Belleville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 296 of the 1975 volume:

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The first day of find¬ ing lockers, classes, johns, and eating cafeteria food could scare anyone. Remember? But, actually it all starts before that first 8:30 whistle blows. You know what I ' m talking about. The day your schedule arrives. Your mom ' s threatening to cut off your supply of peanut butter if the phone rings one more time. Your ear ' s so sore and your mouth ' s so dry, but you just have to call up Karen to see when she eats lunch, and ask Dan if you can borrow his locker again this year. Every year it ' s the same; things never change. Then the big day arrives. That first day of school. The day your dreams come true. . . or should I say night¬ mares?. .. It ' s horrible. Everyone ' s really restless, trying to get kids down on the floor and smearing lipstick on them. The bus driver warns, ' it isn ' t going to be like it was last year, ' b ut everyone knows it will be. Paula David I wore a dress! Cathy Daesch No comment. sophomore boy On my first day, I was so nervous I got sick on the bus driver! anonymous I nearly died the first three weeks.. .1 couldn ' t find the toilets! senior girl The upper classmen were very cooperative. They always told me where to go. freshman CAST Ed Hutson Macbeth Julie Peters Lady Macbeth Bill Gatlin Duncan Siwerd Al Sanders Malcolm Gary Wiedemann Donalbain Young Siward Hermes Miller Banquo English Doctor Brad Main Macduff Vicky Seavers Lady Macduff Tim Faltus Lennox Steve Beltz Menteith soldier Dave Wi ltsie Agnus Soldier Jim Eilering Caithness Soldier Janet McHaney Fleance Gary Bach Messenger Pat Leahy Seyton Dale Cooper Son. The fall play this year, which was presented October 17, 18, and 19, and which is annually directed by Charles Zeller, was William Shakes¬ peare ' s MACBETH. This was the first time that a Shakesperean play had ever been attempted on the East Stage. A fine set was designed by Mr. Ron Isom, who was able to transpose small B100 into a medieval castle. CAST Jerry Fadden Captain, 3rd Attend. soldier Gary Metze Porter 4th Attend. Soldier Marcia Keller 1st Witch Carla Vitez 2nd Witch Liz Johns 3rd Witch Linda Smith 1st Lady Sue Brierly 2nd Lady Paula David 3rd Lady Marty Riegel 4th Lady Dave Garrett Lord Old Man Scotch Doctor Bruce Mitzan Murderer 1st Attend. Soldier Bob Patterson Murderer 2nd Attend. Soldier Linda Beaston Sue Brierly Apparitions The play included 30 enthusiastic students in the cast as well as many hardworking behind the scene crew members. The costumes worn in the production, which ranged from medieval evening gowns to suits of armor, to witch outfits, were ordered from Ead ' s Costume Company in New York. The play was certainly a success; for the first time in East ' s history, the fall play was sold out all three nights. ii © II i v. 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In fact, it still seems like it was only a dream, Dawne Fischer, Loy¬ alty Week Queen. mv wv ' ri . m i i u i i iviin . viTim:k ' i ' i PARADE J%ON EIRE A AD MO 4 k IE POWDERPIJEF F Two roads diverged in a yellow wood. And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowth; Then took the other, as just as fair. And having perhaps the better claim. Because it was grassy and wanted wear; Though as for that the passing there Had worn them really about the same. And both that morning equally lay In leaves no step had trodden black. Oh, I kept the first for another day! Yet knowing how way leads on to way, I doubted if I should ever come back. I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and I • I took the one less traveled by And that has made all the difference. Tke Kwul Take - Robert Frost rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain am rain rain n rain rain rain i n rain rain rail LANCER FOOTBALL If we really work, really drive ourselves to our utter limits, we accomplish things we never thought possible. On Wednesday, March 19, a new face appeared in the Belleville East gymnasium, that of Professor George Walter from Lawerence Uni¬ versity. He was to deliver one of the most capturing speeches ever heard on the East campus; the topic: Goof-off As a Way of Life.” In a few quick, sword-like thrusts Professor Walter had speared the consciences of those students who hide out from life and those who sell out their life for simply material reward. Within moments he had captured the entire audience with this driving force and unusual appeal. To wind up his talk, he brought in the concept of being worthy of becoming free men in a free society. At the conclusion of Dr. Walter ' s speech, the spellbound audience broke into an over¬ whelming round of applause, followed closely by a standing ovation. A speech well thought- out, well written, and well delivered is a joy to behold! 35 C hrli tmaij n 1. Mr. Thomas at Christmas Assembly 2. Lancerclaus 3. Christmas Dance 4. Orchestra, Treble, and Concert Choirs at Christmas Scholar Quiz Belleville East 213 St. Domonic 35 Bayless 58 The Scholar Quiz, team, consisting of team members Bill Gatlin jt.), Dale Margerum, Kurt Neumon, Terri Sleppy, Pat Walker and Bridget Hittner, with sponsors Al Boyles and Sondra Spirtas, won their first match March 15 by a score of Belleville East 213, Bayless 58 and St. Dominic 35. The team practices 2 to 3 times a week on such categories as: literature, chemistry, physics, music, geo¬ graphy, history, current events, vocabulary, biology, art and math. The team now advances to their second round match on May 3. Practice makes perfect. L to R • Dale Mar¬ gerum, Judy Roper, Bill Gatlin, Ralph Crago, Terri Sleppy, Bridget Hittner, Kurt Neuman, Pat Walker. Sponsors - Al Boyles and Sandy Spirtas. N. H. S. Assembly April 10 NEW MEMBERS: Rhonda Addison, James Beyer, Donna Bietsch, Karen Bourne, Mark Brueggemann, Lori Burke, Kurt Burrelsman, Susan Bye, Nancy Chappie, Cathy Coyne, Carrie Crago, Ralph Crago, Cathy Daesch, Judy Dalan, Cindy Dury, John Edmondson, Kyle Fink, Rick Foster, John Gorbutt, Cynthia Green, Scott Hagely, Nancy Hayes, Bridget Hittner, Jerry Isselhardt, Liz Johns, Kim Jones, Karla Karrigan, Laura Koeneman, Bridget Krill, Paul Kronst, Anita Lillie, Becky Lowe, Cynthia Montgomery, Charles Morris, Becky Morris, Dorothy Mowson, Cheryl Odehnal, Jerome Oelrich, Karen Recklein, Donna Reinhardt, Carlos Sarmiento, Karen Schaller, Anne Schwarz, Sue Stiehl, Pat Surgeon, Liz Taylor, Mary Terschluse, Elaine Then, Connie Thomas, Candace Thuerkoff, Karen Tiemann, Mary Tinoco, Alisa Valdez, Sue Wag¬ ner, Pat Walker, Rick Weisen- stein, Ciss Welch. 1974-75 MEMBERS: Anne Bel¬ cher, Bob Bosworth, Donna Bridgmen, Steve Ermel, Bill Gat¬ lin, Kim Hake, Mike Hall, Jack Harres, Judy Helfrich, Jane How- elman, Dan Hurst, Kathy Kinnu- nen, Mary Kitson, Jana Kosydor, Dale Lindhorst, Lisa Lindsay, Dale Margerum, Dave Oliver, Keith Page, Julie Peters, Jeff Phillips Donna Pruett, Rick Rine- himer, Robin Robbie, Judy Roper, Debbie Schmidt, Pat Soggins, Dave Scriver, Terri Slep- py, Mark Stark, Brenda Stoneci- pher, Margo Weik, Bernie Wick- lein, Kerry Wilson, Dave Wiltsie. Speakers: Julie Peters Jeff Phillips, Mr. C.G. McCoy 1 • ' S� A Basketball Eaststars Experience may not be the word associated with this year ' s 1974-75 basketball team, since Bill Brinkman was the only returning varsity letterman; however, the four fresh faces inserted in the starting line-up this season appeared promising. The senior class was represented by Bill Brinkman and Bob Haida, while juniors on the team were Kyle Fink, Alan Hursey, and Joe Slimack. Gary Haverman, a sophomore, rounded off the list of names with which coach Don Ottness had to work this year. With the tallest player on the team measuring in at 6 ' 3 , the squad had to hustle in order to compete in the Southwestern Conference in which the bigger team usually dominates. The Lancers competed in two tournaments over the course of the year. They were the Carbondale Holiday Tournament and the Belleville East Invita¬ tional Tournament. - Dale Lindhorst V M Wrestlers f 74-’75 For years wrestling has taken a back seat to the more popular winter sport, basketball. This year East had a wealth of experienced varsity wrestlers. With many grapplers ' return from last year ' s varsity team, Coach Urban Baum had the solid nucleus of a winner. Perennial varsity starter, Bob Baldwin, who wrestled at 155 pounds, according to most area coaches and ex¬ perts, had a very good chance to capture the state championship in his weight class. Other key performers were: Whit Dickerson, 98 pounds, Boyd Breeding, 105; Rick Palmer, 112; Herb Jagels, 119; Stan Dickerson, 126; John Cange, 132; Jim Sobieralski, 138; Eric Fenner, 145; Jeff Holcomb, 167; Ron Koch, 185; and Roger Cook, heavyweight. With the Blue Cheer girls yelling for them at every match, they had no confidence or moral support problems. - Dale Lindhorst v §■ 7 The following wrestlers competed at state: Bob Baldwin Jeff Holcomb Rick Palmer Herb Jagels Dan Murphy Eric Fenner Wrestlers return home to Belleville after state competition. We would like to thank the wrestlers and the coaches for all the memories-- let ' s hope the good times always out¬ weigh the bad. The wrestlers deserved a warm welcome home after their struggle at state. Margo Belt, Bluecheer sponsor 1 V Departments Honor Top Students Every year the faculty of each department selects five students to honor for departmental achievements. From these five, one is chosen as the outstanding student. All five students, though, were honored at the all¬ school Departmental Honor Assembly, May 20. The student selected as the outstanding in their department also receives a pin denoting the honor as well as their name engraved on a plaque which is displayed in the department. ART DRAMA INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION PHYSICAL EDUCATION-BOYS Becky Ford Vicky Seavers Sidney Hepp Kyle Fink Larry Brenneman Steve Belz Chris Molla Eric Marxee Michelle D ' Harlingue Sue Brierly Jerome Oelrich Mike Koenig Jeff Harvey Marsh Keller Kevin Steinberg Arian Andrzejewski Rick Johns Al Sanders John Wall Joe SI i mack BIOLOGY ENGLISH INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PHYSICAL EDUCATION-GIRLS Julie Peters Jane Howelman Mark Stark Jo Schwa be Lisa Lindsey Nancy Hayes Bob Bosworth Janet McHaney Mark Stark Jana Kosydor John Kelly Liz Taylor Steve Voelkel Julie Peters Bob Kern Donna Farley Keith Worley Jana Wilkinson Steve Luscomb Lauri Burke BUSINESS EDUCATION FOREIGN LANGUAGE JOURNALISM PHYSICAL SCIENCES Cindy Dury Kathy Kinnunen Karla Karrigan Dale Margerum Kathy Fahsl Steve Ermel Janet Bender Nancy Hayes Judy Scott Julie Peters Elaine Feher Robin Robbie Liz Taylor Dave Scrivner Ann Meyer Judy Roper Ann Wittlich Terri Sleppy Cindy Montgomery Pat Surgeon CHORAL MUSIC HOME ECONOMICS MATHEMATICS SOCIAL STUDIES Carrie Crago Cindy Lehman Roger LeClair Bill Gatlin Linda Fritzgerald Mary Meyer John Edmondson Eric Fenner Carol Rainbolt Cindy Grider Tim Pavl Bryan Gentsch Terri Sleppy Curt Pollman Judy Roper Bob Haida Kathy Trigg Phillip Wisely Pat Walker Dan Selders SPEECH Tom Tharp Al Sanders Elaine Feher Rick Foster Eric Rhein asterisk indicates top winner in each area Fine Arts Festival May 9 - 8:00 p.m. An art display of crafts, paintings, drawings, jewelry, and pottery was on display in the lobby with awards given in each category. Also, over 500 students prove performed talented in choral music under the direction of Dennis Sprager with instrumental music students directed by Kaid Freidel. Foreign Fair May 16 - 7:30 p.m. A pie throw, a jail, some booths, and just plain junk are some of the efforts put forward by students to help earn money for the A.F.S. student during A.F.S. week. German Club Left to Right Row 1 Judy Kempfer Cathy Giess Linda Demsky Liz Giger Sandy Mohr Sue Yales Lisa Neverstitch Row 2 Theresa Neighbors Lisa Haeuberer Lynn Tyler Holle Tennyson Sue Mulling Brad Fenner Helen Kapp Cindy Lockhart Anne Schwarz Row 3 Debbie Schmidt Julie Peters Russel Real Barbara Braum Patty Winter Terry Muller Lisa Randle Debbie Weisenstein Karen Vahlkamp Chet Breitwieser Donna Kapp Margie Hubert Sue Stiehl Barb Knebelkamp Mr. Schoenebeck-sponsor 50 51 STQ 3€ Left to Right Row 1 John Kelly Randy Ferguson Charlie Taplin Row 2 Marsha Becker Rick Foster Mike Grandy Mike Hall Jim Cummins Eric Rhein Dale Margerin Steve Lacina Row 3 Gary Voelker J. D. Bullington Bob Kern Dave Scrivner Laura Koeneman Karla Karrigan Row 4 Matt Kern Dave Buxton Bob Cohlmeyer Guy Reynolds Temejin Hulsey Lisa Slater Dan Hurst Scott Milspaugh Not Pictured Mark Stark 52 Left to R ight Row 1 Tip Belz Sarah Schorfiede Vicky Seavers Kim Campbell Marty Riegel Jerry Fadden Elaine Feher Steve Fahey Paula David Al Sanders Kelly Green Row 2 Row 4 Jeff Harvey Marcia Keller Linda Beaston Liz Johns Teri Spears Mr. Zeller (Sponsor) Pat Leahy Sue Harvey Patty Sherman Julie Peters Lynn Tillman Bruce Mitzen Row 3 Dave Garret Lynn Tyler 53 Left to Right Row 1 a a ft Mr. Patton Doug Elmore Ed Lugge Mr. Burke Row 2 Steve Koch Doug Meyer Andy Kassebaum Kyle Fink Steve Ermel Greg Phelps John Cange Row 3 Pat Budde Larry Green Ron Koch Bryan Leonard Scott Burke Rick Hottenrott Todd Fink Left to Right Row 1 Patty Williams Connie Abbot Cassie Heely Lisa Neverstich Mary Beth Terschluse Row 2 Lori Burke Terri Hayden Ann Meyers Cindy Donato Candy Thuerkoff Cindy Green Petey Taylor Row 3 Janice Fuller Linda Going Jan Geunch Miss Belt Mrs. Burke Marchelle Mueller O O v 54 MEDICAL CAREERS Row 1 Lynn Voelker Sue Stiehl Liz Moore Row 2 Debbie Botkin Linda Going Connie Brooks Ann Stock Standing Barbara Benson Sherry Holley Jill Rice Teri May Diane Chaput Helen Kapp Tammy Maulding Linda Robinson Leslie Viehman Donna Kapp Mrs. Bolt Left to Right Martin Beyer, Mrs. Weisenstein, Doug Gundlach, Mike Boring, Anita Miller, Debbie Weisenstein, Tim Cartwright, Robert Bailey, Bob Emerson, Jim Brown, Tom Frances, Scott Littlejohn, Ernie Abbott, Tim Bosworth, Sue Stiehl, Phil Biggerstaff, Jim Boivin, Nancy Hayes, Ralph Crago, Gary Bender, Rick Weisenstein. 55 CONCERT Left to Right Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 1 Rhonda Etling Cathy Coyne Patty Williams Terri Sleppy Monica Erwin Steve Giger Warren Crowell Kurt Luebben Carol Rainbolt Karen Zabawa Carla Denton Jane Howelman Barb Dillow Doug Elmore Kevin Rudsell Dave Wiltsie Vince Selders Kathy Thomas Mary Kay Eise Susie Brierly Donna Bridgeman Anne Schwarz Bob Emerson Al Sanders Eric Engel Dave Rodamn Tim Faltus Sarah Schorfheide Vicky Seavers Mary Beth Terschluse Lynn Thilman Cheryl Boeschen Steve Fahey Jeff Keim Tim Cartwright Not Pictured CHOIR Left to Right Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Ralph Crago Michele Boring Bob Bosworth Row 1 Jeff Burdell Chuck Geller Bryan Gentsch Steve Luscomb Pat Leahy Bill Gatlin Brian VanHorn Dan Selders Sherri Keck Joe LeFave Scott Moeller Helen Norsigian Jo Schwabe Judy Carriel Steve Katz Sue Wagner Lori Burke Liz Hanschel Gary Voelker Mary Grandoolas Lisa Slater Angie Belcher Nancy Chappie Liz Engelsdorfer Laura Koeneman Liz Stevens Carrie Crago Karen Recklein Lynn Tyler Sally Williams Ms. Baer Julie Peters a Row 1 Ciss Welsh Kim Campbell Julie Bojarski Connie Schroeder Angie Worthen Donna Jacobs Daren Sanders Bev Rueter Cathy Daesh Cheryl Berne Bonnie Schroeder Kathy Page Becky Teagle Robin Carter Marcia Keller Row 2 Lisa Walker Lorna Chrismore Janet Knicker Carla Vietz Tammy Maulding Robyn Kuldell Debbie Miles Cheryl Meyer Sheryl Sory Diane Gallant Jana Kosydor Rhonda Brandman Marty Riegel Terri Hayden Debbie Castle Treble Row 3 Row 4 Not Shown Sharon Huth Anne Meyer Lynn Patton Jo McCormick Valarie Viehman Vicki Berner Karen Schaller Cathy Kinnunen Diane Proffer Cindy Grider Joanne Luden Paula David Cindy Erb Lynette Powell Jan Favre Annice Rick Jan Fuller Bev Huck Patti Allard Kathy Trigg Jana Wilkinson Yavonne Jarret Elaine Then Jeanne Marks Renee Odehnal Patti Lunn Donna Schaab Michelle D ' Harlingue Jan Gentsch Nancy Heiman Claudia Mitchell Patti Edwards Petey Taylor Linda Fitsgerald Cindy Anderson Choir Left to Right Row 1 Row 2 Lisa Haeuber Melissa Jones Kathy Ruemmler Angela Jennings Debbie Cooper Gary Wenzel Gary Metze Paul Keller Patty Perry Janet McHaney Linda Beaston Wendy Flynn Karen Sandefur Patty Winter Lou Ann Budde Judy Kempfer Paula Mustain Cheryl Voelkel Mark Keel Russ Real Rick Bohannon Rick Morrison Cindy Beare Lisa Dickerson Ellen Reichert Vicki Harrison Row 3 Row 4 Not Pictured Miss Baer Sue Mullin Denice Neverstitch Lesa Maulding Karen Appel Kathy Klein Norma Schwartz Jerry Naumann Debbie Smith Jill Rice Hector Gonzales Jan Scoggins John Himstedt Steve Warren Stu Vance Kevin Burton Tom Barts Tim Boswroth Eric Schneider Jon Wiltsie Kelley Boland Suzie Rieso Debbie Scharf Pam Hall Amy Sullivan Jane Shultz Michelle Rhude Sally Hantle Sandy Kasson Linda Miller Lynn Coll SOPHOMORE CHOIR Row 2 Brad Fenner Carol Engelsdorfer Beth Pauley Sandy Walder Sue Seibert Denise Clayton Nancy Pauley Allison Dobroth Deen Kitson Bob Bosworth Left to Right Row 1 Donna Bridgeman Peggy Smith Steve Belz Jessie Percival Lisa Fadden Steve Luscomb Row 3 Row 4 Linda Fitzgerald Bill Dannohold Mike Stidham Ricky Walker Mark Chatham Matt Kern Nancy Hayes Mark Stark Marsha Summer Paul Stark Ellen Rhein Barbara Haney Nancy Chappie Eric Rhein Charles Ferante Tom Tharp Dennis Crook Dave Peter Lisa Haeuber Denise Seibert Denise Neverstitch Tamara Smith Guy Reynolds Kim Reynolds Mr. Paeltz Kevin Hutchinson FOOD SERVICE CLUB Row 1 Row 2 Row 4 Dennis Dickerson, Karen Heck Steve Pigram T reasurer Selina Reeder Mark Bradshaw Junior Ogden, Bonnie Lewis Mike Allison secretary Karen Gray Steve Jackson Al Jokisch, Margo Calvert Larry Zelechowski vice-pres. Jeanette Lease John Hubbard Marc Edwards, Units Bugg Jim Mitchell president Debbie Williams Valerie Wood, Teresa Crawford public relations Cindy Lehman, Row 3 Debbie Williamson public relations Larry Gardner Mrs. Hardimon, Sharon Vanderplym Not Pictured sponsor Debbie Cummins Carol Parek Barb Woods Debbie Shanks Sandy Branstetter Ellen McDaniel Jack Stiles CHORAL ENSEMBLES Row 1: Rhonda btling, Carrie Crago. Row 2: Lisa Slater, Jane Howelman, Sarah Schorfiede, Terry Sleppy, Mary Grancolas. Row 1: Liz Engelsdorfer, Nancy Chappie, Cathy Coyn. Row 2: Kathy Thomas, Lori Burke, Barb Dillow, Sally Williams. Top Photo: Row 1: Bob Bosworth, Pat Leahy, Kevin Russel, Steve Katz. Carrie Crago, David Wiltsie, Dan Selders. Bryan Gentsch, Steve Fahey. MARCHING BAND F.rst Row: L to R. Lisa Slater, Judy Dalan, Trish Wilderson. Diane Hattenbach, Amy Sullivan, Ellen Rhein. Second row: L to R Denise Clayton Teri Sn«„ S,e enS ' J ' [T myD ' Pam Eckels - Priscilla McCarricker, Liz Henschel, Barb Cochran, Paula Mustain, Debbie Scharf, Joan Black. Third Row’l to R P Eric iszzz :s; h r s:; ncv Dea,hera9e - Bev Ho,ie t —• — —Neuman;: 66 Fourth Row Lto R Linda Wagner. Robin Carter, Lynn Pensenau. Lisa Haeuber, Denise Neverstitch. Jim Greathouse. Roger Leclair Mike Beckerer Tom Tharp Brad Ma n Steie Muren. Tern Hulsey. Tim Bosworth. Pa, Surgeon. Jerry BelleviHe. Scott Day. Mark Yung. Fifth Row: L to R. Den.se S.ebert Don a W-ch. John Kelly Dale Margerum Marsha Becker, Karla Karrigan. Dave Bullington, Dave Petter, Eric Rhein, Bob Kern, Dave Scr.vner, Jim Cumm s, L £„ Debble Jeter Kevin Russel. Gary Voelker. Tim Cartwright. Dave Buxton, Rick Foster. Matt Kern. Mark Stark Sixth Row: L to R. Kurt Luebben. Bob Cohlmeyer, Gaines Smith, Guy Reynolds, Jerry Isselhardt, Linda Knapp, Jim Durham, Neil Hann, Steve Fahey, Vick. Harrison. Sherry Oberholtzer Ginger Elmore Lori Neal Vicki Leveling L to R: Lynn Stevens Denise Clayton Allison Dobroth Trish Wilkerson Barb Wiegreffe ran C=) 68 ART GWJB L to R: Eric Breitweiser, Gale Siebert, Mr. Jones, Jim Dick, Jan Seibert, Chet Breitweiser. Seated: Jill Hanft, Tammy Vielweber, Penny Siebert. Not Pictured: Wendy Flynn, Liz Engelsdorfer, Carol Humphries, Philp Bigerstuff, Terry May, Carol Engelsdorfer, Linda Wesley, Mary Falbe, Tina Angerter, Tony Schutzenhofer. FHA L to R: Front Row, Kris Kiston, Joleen Hazalhorse, Joann Cerny, Kathy Staroba, Fran Lester. Sec¬ ond Row: Denise Burgess, Linda Frawley, Carie Morgan, Terry Keck, Janet Bender, Debbie Barbachem, Mrs. Cox, Faculty Sponsor, Lynn Peterson, Juanita Hughes. 69 CQTV) ecus B irSt ? 0 , W d L ' ° R ' T ™ Sa dber ?: Janice Fleshren ' Mar v Remelius. Annette Edwards. Bob Arney, Ernie Abbot,. Sue Schuchman, Mary Grandcolas. Second Row: L to R. Marcra Keller Patty Trigg. Elaine Reime, Cindy Abbott. Liz Moore. Betty Wray. Marcia Schmid,. Jeffrey Troutman. Della Bergadine. Third Row: L to R. Steve Stock. Lrz Johns. Jane, Richardson. Mary Bohanon. Jayne Augustine, Dave Scrivner, Kevin Russell, Kelly Voland, Bob Freivogel, Bob Brauer. 70 Standing: L to R. Lynn Sheehan. Mr. Carpenter, Diane Watson. Brenda Davis. Kathy Kohl. Tammy Rowan. Maria Cohn. Diane Valdez Rita R°hl.Kim Harris Robert Bosworth Michele Rousseau, Anne Hansmeyer, Donna Bridgeman. Diane Cook, Stu Vance. Ellen 0 Conne , e le ' . oZi c X BeTrOanet Tinoco. Sitting: Mary Ann Fry. Terri Evans. D,ane Herbstreith. In tree: L to R. Patty Sleppy. Enc Kurkey. Lynda Rhoden. Judy Roper. Cheri Anna, Eileen O ' Connell, Regina Tyson, Terri Sleppy. 71 ecology club From Row: L to R. Eileen Kinney. Teresa Newton. Carla Vitez, Tip Belz. Debbie Scharf. Helen Norsigian. Conna Reinhardt. Kathy Mullen. Liz Moore. Back t ok , c ' ! rV o V Le ° ndard - Usa Neverstlch ' Cath V Verlench. Laurie Fischer. Dorothy Strond. Debin Kaemmerer. Debbie Reizer. Paul Breeding Kathy Trig, Phil Fox, Chet Breitwieser, Mr. Logdson. y 72 D.E. First Row: L to R, Kathy Crocker, Cindy Dury, Linda Elmondson. Bobbie Houth, Virginia Stampson. Second Row: L to R, Brenda Brauer, Debbie Bruner, Joyce Gentle, Ann Wittlich. Third Row: L to R, Barb Gonzalez, Shari Gausepohl, Bonnie Lochridge, Kathy Fahsl. Fourth Row: L to R, Janet Jones, Jill Flassig, Cindy Day, Marsha Goeweit, Judy Scott, Donna Schaab. Front Row: L to R, John Deppe, John Kirkwood, Ralph Hanson, Mark McKinney, Tom Ogle. Second Row: L to R, Karen Arm- strond, Debbie Rau, Nancy Light- foot, Deanna Craig, Pam Spehn, Chris Abbott. Back Row: L to R. Kathy Burns, Dnnis Dasher, Don Farley, John Bogardus, Debbie Donato, Cheryl Dalem, Susan Cotter. Not Pictured: Nancy Chapman, Cindy Anderson, Sue Leezy. L to R: Dan Hurst. Keith Page, Lisa Lindsey, Mike Hall, Donna Pruett, Bill Gatlin, Dale Margerum, Dave Scrivner, Dale Lindhorst, Jeff Phillips, Mark Stark, Julie Peters, Steve Ermel, Jane Howellman, Debbie Schmidt, Jana Kosydor, Kim Hake, Judy Helfrich, Terri Sleppy, Judy Roper. Row 1: L to R, Patty Perry, Lisa Dickerson, Pam Guetterman, Cathy Mueller, Jayne Kosydor, Kathy Page. Row 2: L to R, Marchelle Mueller, Diane Herbstreith, Donna Knipp, Janet Rockwell, Kathy Clyde, Connie Abbott. Row 3: L to R, Sandy Kasson, Tyanne Teeter, Jo Schwabe, Anne Meyer, Sherri Holley, Lori Burke, Anita Rudberg, Patty Williams, Manager. Mr. Paeltz, Director. 74 PHANTOMS L to R: Mark Stark , Kurt Luebben . Second Row: L to R, Hermes Miller, Lynn Tyler , Dan Selders , Brian Gentsch . Third Row: L to R, Jeff Harvey, Cheryl Salem , Joe Lanaghan, Cathy Trigg, Debbie Braden , Jerry Fadden. Fourth Row: L to R, Dave Wiltsie , Shannon Fraser , Debbie Reiser , Julie Peters, Elaine Feher. Fifth Row: L to R, Jeff Phillips , Mike Fellner. Denotes Original Phantoms. L to R: Cindy Montgomery, Renee Peavy, Anne Meyer, Jill Rice, Dale Lindworst, Tim Sulli¬ van, Gary Bender, Marla Cohn, Janet Bender, Elaine Feher- Editor, Paula David. Not Pic¬ tured: Bob Kern, Jim Eilerring, Holle Tennyson, Lynn Tyler. LAUREATE 75 FRENCH CLUB L to R: Mark Niederkorn. Renee Peavy, Jan Scoggins, Melissa Jones, Mrs. Chaney, Julie Salem, Tracy Potter, Conni Custer, Charles Taplin, Ellen Reichert Demse Neverst.tch, Wendy Flunn, Linda Wagner, Debbi Nolen, Laurel Young, Bill Loughman, Eva Gilliam, David Colley, David Garrett, Kayle Taplin.’ Juniors: L to R, Sherri Keck-sec., Laura Koenman-pres., Mary Beth Terschluse-v. pres., Jean Boeshart-treas. OFFICERS Sophomores: L to R, Su Meredith-treas., Sandy Kasson-sec., Cassie Seniors: L to R, Rick Johns-Pres., Avery Cruez-sec., Rick Palmer-V. Heely-v. pres., Mellisa Jones-pres. pres., Jana Kosydor-treas. 77 FRESHMEN First Row: L to R, Bill Cruez, Ed Gunther, Cheri Anna, Kris Kitson,Steve Sharp. Second Row: L to R, Mark Reeder, Rich Beran, Sherry Rasp, Sherry Keck, Linda Demsky, Mary Bfierly, Marilyn Macoubray, Joyce Sharp. Not Pic¬ tured: Scott Winterbauer, Lisa Tyler. SENIORS First Row: L to R, Leon Madden, Lynn Tyler, Kurt Luebben, Jean Mueth, Julie Peters. Second Row: L to R, David Wilt sie, Jeff Phillips, Dan Selders, Holle Tennyson, Steve Ermel. Third Row: L to R, Debbie Reizer, Bill Gatlin, Janet Bender. Not Pictured: Glen Chitwood, Vicky Seavers, Debbie Braden, Sandy Dickerson. SOPHOMORES First Row: L to R, Judy Stevens, Janet McHaney, Linda Beaston, Su Meredith, Cassie Heely, Kathy Kohl. Second Row: L to R, Marla Cohn, Rita Kohl, Mellissa Jones, Stu Vance, Jon Wiltsie, Sandy Kasson, Cheryl Usher, Suzy Dixon, Tim Tayon. JUNIORS First Row: L to R, Marcia Keller, Lisa Valdez, Kim Helf- rich, Whit Dickerson, Laura Demsky, Liz Johns, Lisa Never- stitch. Second Row: L to R, Bob Chitwood, Carla Vitez, Laura Koeneman, Cathy Ver- lench, Connie Abbott, Jean Boeshart, Al Sanders. Not Pic¬ tured: Sharon McDonald, Ron Koch, Jim Sobieralski. w is wen’s nwxw, oeToee js eon ' s got. Ed Karasek, a Belleville painter with several honors to his name, held a one-man show in the East library to express his fascination for art. His show was the first in a series of local artist ' s talents. Belleville East ' s Readers Theater Entry Standing (L-R) Bill Gatlin. Sitting IL-HJ Jan MCManey, Laura Koeneman, John Kelly, Brad Main, Linda Beaston. JlUUli ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦+ IP The Individual E §jhts Team once again enjoyed its most outstanding season as it dominat ed many Southern! Illinois and St. Louis area tournaments and captured honors at North¬ ern Illinois cori B as well. Team honors indjded 1st place in the Greater St. Louis Speech Association for the 2nd consecutive year, [1st place at O ' Fallon, 2nd place at Districts, 2nd at Belleville West, 2nd at Waterloo, 2nd ai Logan, 4th at Normal and 7th at Wheaton Central, a tournament which featured the Chicago area ' s ten best I E. teams. 54 East students took part in I.E.this year and brought home many awards. Over 100 individual trophies, certificate, medals and plaques were won by East I.E. students over the course of the season. Leading the squad was team captain Vicky Seavert who won first place on seven different occasions during the year. Also posting banner years were AI Sanders, Elaine Feher and Steve Fahey. Over half of the Squad returns in 1975-1976, so hopes are high for still greater accomplishments next year by the I.E. team. Being in I.E. has been a fantastic experience for me. B� ides getting to know my own team mates better, I have met many people from different schools who are just as wonderful as my friends !r m East. Paula David I won ' t conform to other peoples ' ideas of what I shoull be, for I shall always strive harder to fie an individual. In my efforts, I have learn¬ ed how to communicate with people, and this is the proless in which we are able to better the stability of each others lives. Accepting re¬ sponsibility, accepting defeat, accepting victory.. .this is Individual Events. Vicjfry Seavers E Wiat carries little metal boxes, gets to bed at 7:30 a.m. ' and up at 4:30 a.m., spends half its life in a yellow school bus and the other half telling people the ' extrapolate ' is 1 not a dirty word? As anyone connected with the speech teams will tell you: a debater. And despite all their travels the debate team always had enough strength to bring home trophies; 35 this year to be exact, a record for any East debate squad. Indeed, East debate has had one of its best, if not the best, seasons ever. The team members attended 20 tournaments this year traveling some 5,000 miles, and competing with nearly 150 other schools. One reason East ' s success in debate has been so surprising is that at the start of the year only two of the squad members had any previous experience. A great part of the recognition for the squads glory should go to Mr. Snively, the debate sponsor and all-around derelict. Mr. Snively described the teams season as, Tremendous! The year ' s debate topic. Resolved: That the United States Should Significantly change the Method of Selecting Presidential and Vice Presi¬ dential Candidates. Members of the Squad on the varsity level include Tom Tharp, Rick Foster, Susan Stiehl and Eric Rhein. They also at¬ tended the Illinois Speech and Theater As. finals for debate. Good luck, debators! Keep haulin ' home the hardware! TOM SUE RICK ERIC The Ecstasy and the Agony The air was brisk on the morning of March 1st as a group of actors and technicians began to arrive at C node on Belleville East ' s cam¬ pus. As they arrived, a sense of excited expectancy prevailed through the hall way. Each had been working eight weeks toward this moment and now it had come. Eight weeks of memorizing words to say, places to be, feelings to express, tears and sweat. Eight weeks of hammering nails, cutting wood, painting colors, fitting scenery, and tightening bolts. Eight weeks of gathering sheets, cutting and sewing costumes, fitting bodies, coloring fabrics, needles, thread, and pins. It had all passed a moment ago, and now they were ready. One by one the actors fitted into their turtlenecks and tights. These needed to be put on now, to save time. One by one the techni¬ cians checked and double checked their equipment. The truck was loaded the night before; double check it anyway. The make-up was packed the day before; double check it. The costumes were washed and ironed last night. Are they all here? Double check. Soon, a yellow bus rumbled onto the parking lot, stopped by the bridge, and opened its narrow doors expectantly. It was bound for Granite City South High School. It too had a role to play for it was the transition from East to South; from eight weeks of prepar¬ ation to performance. The cast and crew boarded and the trip began. Each person went over in his or her mind the responsibilities. Lines were rectied. Movement was thought through. Scenery pieces were visualized on stage. All of the artistic efforts were coming together. The play was beginning to take form. The bus stopped. They had arrived. The make-up crew got out the make-up and the actors began their characters. The set crew lo¬ cated where the scenery was to be unloaded and the truck moved into position. The costume crew found the dressing room and waited for the actors. Energy was flowing and each person had a felling that the moment had arrived. The actors moved from the bus to the dressing room. At the same time the scenery was moved on stage. The emotional strain was mounting. Soon it would burst, at the draw of the curtain, into the contest performance. Concentrate. Let ' s do it together. Keep energy high. It had come. The exact moment that all had been striving for. The house lights dimmned, the work lights went out, the curtained opened, the stage lights came up, and Oedipus Rex unfolded before the eyes of the audience and the judges. My children. Why do you crowd and wait at my alters? It was going good. Keep the pace. We can ' t go overtime. The feeling grew. It ' s terriffic! The best so far. Keep concentrating. Don ' t drop the cues. The play goes on. Why is there no light? Its almost over. We ' re all right. The feeling runs deep. The performance is powerful. ,. .than a life in which there has been no anger and no pain. The curtain closes. The lights go out. It ' s over. We ' ve done it! The play has happened. A sigh is felt as each touches the other as if to express appreciation for their part in the whole process. This was a great experience! Slowly the tension winds down. It will mount again during the awards presentation, but for now the job was done. The actors re¬ move their masks and costumes and the crews pack them away. The scenery is taken down and put on the truck. It was a time of release. Fourth place?????!!!!! What do they mean fourth place?? There must be some mistake! We were better than that! The bus, with the truck be¬ hind it, headed home. The atmosphere was gloomy. Each tried to com¬ fort the other in vain. Fourth place? It was a nightmare. How could they do that to us? We were good and we weren ' t the only ones who thought so! As the group arrived back at East ' s campus and the cast and crew of Oedipus Rex unloaded the fragments of the show, the feeling of frustration and helplessness permeated the atmosphere. They had tried. The experience of bitter defeat was felt almost like the tragedy they had acted out. Yet, in the defeat, each felt a belonging to each other. Their defeat had made them stronger together. The pains and the heartaches were signs of a certain kind of growing. In fact, the growing pains of life. They had indeed experienced life in its most worthwhile form. The ecstasy of a good performance, the agony of defeat, and a hope for the future. Each and every person is to be commended for their part in Oedipus Rex . It was an event worthwhile. It was a risk worth taking. As long as worthwhile risks are taken, life is more meaningful. If risks do not cum- mulate at times in defeat, the highest joys of victory will never be known. That is what drama teaches us. That is one lesson of life. Charles Zeller, Director Oedipus-Hermes Miller, Creon-Dan Selders, Jocasta-Julie Peters, Priest of Zeus-Mike Sullivan, Messenger-Gary Metze, Shepherd, Servant-Patrick Leahy, Teiresias-David Gar¬ ret Antigone-Lynn Tyler, Ismene-Martv Riegel, Chorus: Dale Cooper, Steve Belz, Lisa Neverstitch, Paula David Carla Vitez, Bruce Mitan Gary Weidemann, Laura Koene- mann, Diane Gallant, Tom Idoux, Steve Fahey, Nancy Hayes, Sarah Schorfheide, Chris Perry. Designed by Charles Zeller, Director, Assistant Director, Kelly Green. 89 FRESHMEN %a A Q v «� - Nj 4 • yy i 90 Left to right: K. Passo, U. Turn, R. Snick, E. Sophogus, T. Square, I. Dunno, J. Walker, D. Licious, 0. Kay, D. Kay, S. Cape, G. Whiss, D. Vorce, Q. Pidd, C. Sick, C. Gull, Q. Tipp, B. Ware, D. Minus, L. Efant, X. Presstrain, D. Day, N. Vinceable, A. Lass, D. Frost, — � s oalcj -tel ewlsiori star? Cynthia Abbot Mike Abbot Vicky Achs Bill Aegerter Kent Agne Paula Agne Ken Albert Bart Anderson Kurt Artinger T. 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Ml CHRIS MOLLA g LIZ MOORE « DAVID BUXTON latin club, band, stage band, marching band, wrestling, cc, cl skits, variety show BRUCE CANTY football, baseball DEBBIE CASTLE Spanish club, lancerlot, treb choir, ppfb NANCY CHAPPLE soph choir, con choir, women ' s en¬ semble, marching band, orch, variety show KATHY COOK german club, dept, honors in business not pictured x 1 JUDY COOPER JOYCE COOPER 9 V • i •_ STEVE CLARK] HHBHNP 5 MARGIE f 5 K COM LEY |I 5 ss, french club, -• t rS laureate, intra- wm Jl murals, ppfb i | GLEN CHITWOOD jW stu coun, latin f Ql dub, cl skits PAULA CHOR band, ppfb DEANNA Js CRAIG Si de, Spanish club, fha, ppfb, blue cheer ™ CRAGO JJj french club nu treasurer, soph [S choir, con fil choir, women ' s tt ensemble, men ' s V ensemble ac pjj companist, orch, • i ' : - M ft 1 I KIM COON , TE RESA CR AW FORD ■ «■ DENNIS CROOK AVERY CRUEZ JIM CUMMINGS I DEBBIE CUMMINGS i MIKE DAMBACHER i f iJH DENNIS DASHER r-. r, i r, rn KIM COON german club, prom com, ppfb, cl skits TERESA CRAWFORD ss, soph choir, food service DENNIS CROOK french club, laureate, prom com, photo club, art club secretary, marching band, orch, cl skits WARREN CROWELL soph choir, con choir AVERY CRUEZ stu cou, Spanish club, prom com, sr. class secretary, soph choir, queen candidate, jr. class princess, cl skits, variety show JIM CUMMINGS debate, marching band drum major, orch, stage band TOM DANIELS basketball DENNIS DASHER de marching band JIM DURAKO baseball SHARON DELANEY fha, photo club, ppfb, cl skits DAWNA DRUMMOND Spanish club DEBBIE DONATO JIM EILERING laureate, chess club, dept, honors in industrial arts GEORGE EDWARDS baseball TARA ECKERT ss, ppfb, blue cheer BILL DURLEY BARB DILLON nhs, soph choir, con choir, women ' s ensemble SANDY DICKSON french club, ie, tennis, cl skits JOHN DEPPE JEANNE DEPPER WESLEY DAVIS CINDY DAY 1 M. D ' HARLINUE PEGGY DIEHL SUSAN DODGE SANDY DICKSON BARB DILLOW DEBBIE DONATO JUDY DURHAM JIM DURAKO DAWNA DRUMMOND SHARON DULANEY GEORGE EDWARDS LINDA EDMUNDSON JOHN ECKHOFF TARA ECKERT BILL DURLEY MICHELLE ; D ' HARLINGUE art club, treb choir, soptf choir, soph choir, 1 ppfb, cl skits, • prom com pj JEANNE DEPPER latin club, tennis JOHN DEPPE de J CONNIE CUSTER J french club, ppfb, cl skits transfer kansas % city JOHN CZAICKI football, track MIKE EHRET baseball, bas¬ ketball TIM EHRET football, cl skit STEVE ERMEL nhs, french club, stu coun, fca, basketball manager, track, cc ELAINE FEHER Spanish club, thespains, drama, ie, laurete jr. editor and editor-in-chief, prom com, lancerlot, treb choir, ppfb, cl skits, phantoms not pictured DAVE ROGERS DEBBIE ROJAS JERRY ROTH PAMELA ROUT KETHYSAEGER MARC SATTERFIELD RHONDA SCHILLING DAVE SCHMITTLING RUSS SCHWOEBEL PAT SCOGGINS TAMMIE SEIBERT iPlisiililW k: H 1 ?T W€ ffl 38 C Wriv W MICHAELE SMILEY STEVE ft • ' r,y ijl ' ; r — A RHONDA FT I IMP, 4 IP MONICA ERWIN KATHY FAHSL I RICHARD FAIRCHILD ERIC FENNER ' ERIC FENNER football, track, wrestling, intramurals MIKE FELLNER laureate, football, intramurals RICH FAIRCHILD band, marching band, latin club KATHY FAHSL ss, french club, fha, prom com, oo, volleyball, cl skits JERRY FADDEN thespian, drama, ie, yearbook, cc, ppfb, cl skits MONICA ERWIN fha, drama, prom com, soph choir, con choir, ppfb, cl skits not pictured SHARON SNYDER JACK STILES ANN STOCK GAIL SULLINS TIM SULLIVAN DIANNA TAYLOR DEBRA TEAGLE CHERYL TIBBS S a V A V CV Y i BILL GATLIN stu coun pari., nhs, Spanish club v-pres., K drama, ie, yearbook, soph choir, con choir conchoirtres, football, intramurals, cl skits, yrjs A variety show, scholar quiz team captain, dar good citizenship award, afs chairman BILL FLOYD laureate, soph choir, con choir, track JILL FLASSIG oo, soph choir THERESA FITZPATRICK ss, Spanish club, prom com, ppfb, cl skit LINDA FITZGERALD french club, treb choir, orch, ppfb, cl skit, variety show JEAN FINK fha, prom com, art club, ppfb, cl skits DONNA GERSTNER soph choir, ppfb, intramurals, transfer west not pictured BARBARA TIEMAN SHEREETUGGLE SCOTT TYLER JANET GLASS ss, fha, ppfb, cl skits SCOTT GIACOBBE track, intramurals, cl skits ■ bCU I I UlAUUBbt track, intramurals, cl skits n BRYAN GENTSCH soph choir, con choir, men ' s ensemble, baseball, track, cc, intramurals, ppfb cheerleader, cl skits, all-state chorus. lancerclaus chairman, phantom SHARI GAUSEPOH french club, drama, oo, cl skits PEGGY GARRETT stu counts, latin club, prom com, soph choir, treb choir, cl skits, blue cheer, variety show DAVID GARRETT ss, french club pres, and treas., med ca¬ reers, thespians, drama, cl skits BOB FREIVOGEL latin club, prom com, football, baseball, cl skits not pictured JAMES VICKERS KIM HAKE nhs treasurer, french club, yearbook staff senior section co-editor, tennis, cl skits, dept, honors in p.e., ill. state scholar KELLY GREEN drama, thespians, ie, prom com, cl skits, variety show JAMES GREATHOUSE marching band MIKE GRANDY stu coun, swim team, band, stage band, marching band, cl skits not pictured JODY HOEFFKEN transfer althoff BRIDGET HITTNER french club, Spanish club, cl skits, scholar quiz team, prom com, hmt, transfer harrison high, indiana, national merit semi-finalist V 1 1 1 MIKE GRANDY . 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PS 9 KIRK I McCullough soph, choir, golf MICHELLE MERTENS stu coun, •4l french club, rJff 1 m a r ching band, lp DARLENE DARLENE McCRAY McCRAY stu coun librarian, s$, drama, photo club, chorus, track, french club, intramural sports, cl skits, blue cheer, variety show, Spanish club, prom com chairperson, ecology club tres., yearbook senior editor ! c - i ftfiiSS mark McKinney CHRIS MULTON HERMES MILLER KIM MUELLER DON MUELLER MARY NEE JANE MUETH ► MICHELLE MUSSER SAMMY NERSISIAN MARY JOHN MEYER LIZ MOORE HERMES MILLER drama, track, football, ppfb, phantoms mark McKinney de, intramurals JOHN MEYER basketball, baseball MARY MEYER stu coun, ss, prom com, cl skits LIZ MOORE ss, latin club, med careers pres. treas. prom com, ppfb, cl skits JEAN MUETH stu coun, ss, french club, med careers, drama, ie, prom com, band, marching band girl ' s volleyball, ppfb, cl skits, blue cheer, track KAREN ORD Spanish club, yearbook, intramurals. drama, debate, ie, laureate. ss, yearbook, prom com, treb. choir. ppfb, variety show h.m.t., transfer notre computer club, band, class skit, scholar band, ppfb dame quiz DAVE OLIVER SHARON OBERHOLTZER THERESA NEIGHBORS nhs, prom com, football, basketball. Spanish club, fha, prom com, treb choir. german club, nhs, ie, band, marching baseball majorettes ppfb, cl skits band, orch, cl skits, blue cheer EILEEN O ' CONNELL KURT NEUMANN DIANE NELSON KURT NEUMANN THERESA NIEGHBORS I ' 7 ■ :V fei MIKE NESBIT S. OBERHOLTZER 3 . m mi4 m m «W DAVE NOLLAU .jay _ I HMfi DEBBIE SCHMIDT german club, chorus, NHS RICHARD SCHUTZENHOFER chorus JUDY SCOTT oo, cl skits DAVESCRIVNER latin club parl ' tarian and pres., stage ban d, orchestra, NHS, band, march¬ ing band, cl skits VICKY SEAVERS stun coun, drama, speech team pres.. NFL, chorus, ppfb, french club, thes- pian pres., prom com, jr. class sec., soph, choir, concert choir, intermural sports, cl skits, variety show, drama dept, honors ■ • v.v-y. V EbbRSSScSR onrvVOpSojfcO MARK STARK nhs, drama, yearbook clubs editor, stage band, marching band, pres., cl skits, variety show, dept, honors in instrumental music, phantoms, all- state band STEVE STEWARD football, tennis LYNN SWEITZER soph choir, treble choir, ppfb, cl skits HOLLE TENNYSON stu coun, german club, ie, prom com 11 11 entertainment chairperson, marching band, ppfb, cl skits, variety show LYNN THILMAN drama, thespians, laureate, prom com, soph choir, con choir, cl skits, variety show i lit ALLEN WIECHERT ss, chess club, treb choir, orch, football, wrestling, dept, honors in voc. drafting JANA WILKINSON debate, prom com, treb choir, marching band, track, ppfb, cl skits, variety show, DEBBIE WILLIAMS ss WESCOAT XJ stu coun. Spanish club. Vi laureate, cl skits, variety show Ainr ft CLAIRE WILSON ss, fha, prom com, soph w choir, ppfb. v cl skits ' DEBBIE WILSON 5 cl skits | ;•! Zgi •••••••••••• ABBREVIATIONS 1 1 stu coun=student council thes=thespians nhs=national honor society ie=individual events ss=student service de=distributive education fha=future homemakers of oo=office occupations america ppfb powderpuff football fca=fellowship Christian cc=cross country athletes ecol club=ecology club DAVID WILTSIE stu coun vice-pres., nhs, german club, drama, chess club treasurer, con choir, men ' s ensemble, marching band, escort, tennis ppfb cheerleader, cl skits, math team, scholar quiz team phantoms KAREN ZABAWA soph, choir, con choir, ppfb !•••••••! (••••••• }••••••• !••••••• }••••••• )••••••• }••••••• (••••••• ••••••• !••••••• ••••••• !•••••• • ••••••• ® § ® TREBLE CHOIR The Treble Choir, consisting of 65 junior and senior girls under the direction of Mr, James McHaney, performs concerts and assemblies throughout the year. A translation is no translation, unless it will give you the music of a poem along with the words of it. JOHN MILLINGTON SYNGE The Concert Choir under the direction of Miss Hope Baer had another successful year performing concerts and assemblies. All music is what awakens from you when you are reminded by the instru¬ ments. WALT WHITMAN Music has meaning for those involved in music classes, whether as a way of life, or for plain enjoyment. The orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Phil Peltz, was one highlight of the kaleidoscope of new experiences in music this year. 196 A. Lancer orchestra. B. Director Phil Peltz. C. Steve Luscomb at cello. •WjTVs Two weeks of hard summer practice, new formations, drills, and dance steps got the Lancer Marching Band off to one of its finest seasons. The band not only performed half times, but assem¬ blies, parades, and at public functions as well. A. Half time entertainment. B. Majorette Vicky Leveling. C. Band under the direction of Jim Cummins, drum major. D. Xylophone adds unique sound to opera selections. E. Band forms Lancer shield. F. In concert, February 20 . THE GAME FOOTBALL THE TEAM LANCERS THE RECORD And life is itself but a game a football. HU-DM AGA 4 ' hit-dm HARD ■ L f HARDER HARDER r — v_ ■ Left-Right Back Row Steve Ermel, Mgr. Front Row Mark Schmidt Doug Rains Greg Phelps Alan Fogle Joe Klein Keith Crowfoot, Mgr. Doug Meyer Paul Browning, Coach Kevin Hake Captain Internal pride and desire moves them when they can no longer move themselves. 210 To run with the wind to the very limits of your ability is to experience a pain which brings joy to the soul. GOLFGOLFGOLFGO Back Row Front Row Jerry Dunn Bill Adrian, Captain John Wagner TomWiedman Mark Ehret Joe Riley Guy Phillips Ken Ludwig The Belleville East Golf Squad had the finest season ever in the school ' s history. East, having fall golf for the first time, fin¬ ished with an overall record of 16-1-1. Another first for the golf team and the school was the winning of the SWC. The team accomplished this with a 13-0-1 record under new coach Mr. Dunn. This also included a second place finish in the Districts, a first place finish in the Sectionals, and a fifth place finish at State. This year ' s golf squad consisted of seniors Bill Adrian-Captain, Joe Riley, and Tom Wiedman; juniors Guy Phillips, Ken Lud¬ wig, and Mark Ehret; and freshman Dave Wiedman. GOLFGOLFGOLFGO 214 Kim Hake L� $a Tyler Mary Falbe Robin Kuldell Carla Denton Chris Stovall Jan Fuller Jessie Percivall Rose Model Rita Kohl Varsity Donna Farley Maureen Fitzpetrtk Mary Zellerman Becky Wagner Sandy Dickson Jeanne Depper Kathy Kohl Cassie Heely Jeanne Boeshart Left-Right Row 1 Row 2 •Denotes Captain Junior Varsity 215 girls volleyball 16 217 A. John Cange greets opponent. B. Coach Urban Baum. C. Human knot. D. Whit Dickerson tries everything, including nibbl¬ ing at opponent ' s ear. E. Steve Koch. F. Herbie Jaegels, co-captain. j i i | k j Left-Right Row 1 Roger Cook Ron Koch Jeff Holcomb Bill Fox, Mgr. Urban Baum Bob Baldwin Eric Fenner Jim Sobieralski John Cange Stan Dickerson Whit Dickerson Boyd Breeding Rick Palmer Herbie Jaegels Dan Murphy Denotes Co-Captains 218 219 Blue Cheer gives enthusiastic support to East Wrestlers. First Row, Lto R: Sharon Huth Sandy Mohr Nancy Jones Marla Cohn Su Meredith Jill Rice Back Row, L to R: Linda Ladner Joni Burdge Anette Burdge Sindy Lobitz Margo Belt, Sponsor Belleville East’s Bob Baldw By ROGER SCHLUETER News-Democrat Sports Writer (First in a series on area high school wrestlers.) BELLEVILLE - Bob Baldwin this year has developed a rather important skill to his sport for the first time He finally has learned how to wrestle. Undoubtedly, this might sound like a pretty silly thing to say about one of Belleville’s top high school wrestlers. But his Belle¬ ville East wrestling Coach Urban Baum insists it is true. Yes, Baldwin finished with a 29-3 record last year and, yes, he took home a third place in the state sectional tournament and, yes, he collected 11 pins en route. Unfortunately, the 155-pound Lan¬ cer senior never really learned how to wrestle. But that’s all changed this year, ' Baum quickly adds. Already Baldwin has racked up an 18-0 record this season. And Baum amuses himself by trying to fig¬ ure out who might stop him from the state crown this year. Or, if indeed, he can be stopped. “This year he’s got it,” Baum said. “He knows how to wrestle. He doesn’t make those errors he’s. made the past three years. In fact, he almost wrestles flaw¬ lessly. “Last year he was 29-3, Baum added. But he didn’t have the skills down and he lost a couple of matches because he didn’t- know how to wrestle. Now he’s probably the best — not just because he wins but because he has such deft moves.” Baldwin himself says the im¬ provement was mandatory if he were to follow up on last year’s accomplishments. “I had to try to improve from last year because it seemed everybody was catching on to me,” he said. “Like I was just trying to flip more last year. So I just try to wrestle this year. I think I’ve improved on my takedowns. I guess that’s the main thing I’ve improved upon. But whether it was the flu he’s been battling the past couple of days or modesty or what, Bald¬ win anything but boasted about his 63-9-1 record in three years as a Lancer varsity wrestler. “I like to move quickly on the mats, but sometimes, I don’t do it so good,” he said, describing his strategy. “Actually, I should have gone to state last year. I 220 News Democrat spotlights Bob Baldwin ' s achievements, shortly before his tragic death on April 26, 1975. n finally learns how to ;uess I was sick, but I really an’t make any excuses.” Baldwin tried out for wrestling is a freshman, he says simply, ecause, “it was just an extra port for me.” He was 9-4 on the unior varsity team that first year md was just beginning to learn he rudiments of the sport. His arly success, in fact, derived rom his experience with judo. “He really wasn’t a great fresh¬ en,” Baum reflected. “But he ad competed in judo and that’s yhere he got his competitive spir- ’• It was something that gave im an advantage on leverage, ut he was a bad wrestler. As freshman, he beat them on competitive spirit and, possibly, ■ balance.” • As his experience grew, so did his success. As a sophomore, he wrestled a couple of matches with the JV squad, but quickly, was moved to varsity, where he posted a 16-6-1 mark. In addition, he finished first in the Southwes¬ tern Conference tournament and second in the district. To highlight his 29-3 season as a junior, Baldwin picked up a first place in the Granite City Holiday Tournament, and seconds in the conference and district tournaments. In three years, he has picked up just a fraction less than half of his victories on pins. He himself has yet to be pinned. “He’s only had nine pins in 18 matches this year, Baum said. “He gets them in a lot of trouble. •He’s had 25 near falls, but he hasn’t been too lucky about get¬ ting the mat slapped.” The list of statistics goes on and on. “He’s had 21 takedowns to none against,” Baum says. “He’s had 25 near falls to none against. One guy has gotten a reversal on him but the rest can’t do a thing with the guy. He’s prob¬ ably the best all-around wrestler we’ve had as far as moves and all-around ability.” The last major challenge for Baldwin this season remains the state tournament. And Bald¬ win may be meeting the biggest roadblock to that goal if and when he meets Granite City South’s Brian Wilson this weekend in the conference tournament. Wilson has been wrestling at 167 all sea¬ son, but is trying to make it down to_155 for the tournament. “If Bob were to beat him, there would be a pretty good chance for Bob to win state,” Baum said. “Yet even if he loses, it wouldn’t be out of the realm of possibility for Bob to place high wrestle in state.” Baum finally adds with an air of certainty, “Bob’s going to place in the top three at state.” .After graduation this spring, Baldwin says he hopes to continue his sport in college, even though he still doesn’t know where he’s going. “Probably I will,” Baldwin says. “I’ve had a few offers from different colleges and that, but I haven’t made up my mind yet.” But wherever he goes, Baum is confident of Baldwin’s chances. He likes Baldwin’s attitude. “You don’t have to hit him on the head with a club to make him try a new move, Baum said. “He picks it up fast.” This comes despite a minor pet peeve of Baldwin’s. Practice. “I don’t like the practices, but the matches are okay,” says the wrestler, who has gone from 119 pounds as a freshman to 132 as a sophomore to 145 as a junior to 155 this year. “I just try to keep going to get through practice.” But practice makes perfect, as they say. And perfect is what the 18-0 Baldwin has been all season. Now that he has learned how to wrestle, of course. ' r r rrr •ft Ml ' •� rrr rr r rt Ml r� r • M rr r p ff Ml r r. rr rrr PM r� r � • rr f rr p� l ft rr. r «� rr -H rr. r r ■ rr A. Jump ball, jump ball. B. Get it, get it. C. Coach Don Otness and team D. Al Hursey adds two. E. Hursey does it again. F. Bill Brinkman. Pag 6 SECURING THAT REBOUND IS BELLEVILLE EASTS ALAN HURSEY (44) WHILE MURPHYSBOROS C.W. ADAMS � ) AND JIM TOWNSEND (S) AND LANCER GARY HAVERMAN (24) ARE LEFT EMPTY-HANDED. Belleville East Tourney BELLEVILLE EAST COACH DON OTNESS MAPS PUNS WITH GARY HAVERMAN. Junior Varsity, Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Lesa Maulding, Cherie Firse, Linda Miller, Linda Wiese, Sally Hantle, Cassie Heely. Varsity Squad, Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Candy Theurkhof, Lynette Lanter, Cindy Green, Dawne Fischer; Capt., Mary Beth Terschluse, Cindy Donato, Petey Taylor, Carla Helfrich. cheerleaders cheerleaders ch Cheerleading is a way of giving. It ' s helping the players in whatever way that you can.. .it ' s experiencing the feeling of friendship Mary Beth Terschluse. This year was fantastic because everyone on the squad worked together as friends and had a good time. Dawne Fischer, captain. You get to meet new people, make more friends, and you learn about others and yourself, Candy Thuerkhoff. We devote all our time to cheerleading, but we know that our school, Belleville East, is every bit worth it. This has been the best year for all of us. Petey Taylor. 225 varsity Track, Top Row, L to R: Jon Wiltsie, John Czaiski, Kyle Jenner, Tim White, Mark Mueller, Dean Lanter, Keith Whitter, Charles Younger, Dave Huth. Middle Row, L to R: Tom Lucash, Keith Brumley, Ron Walta, Ron Koch, Doug Sanders, Mike Kern, Stan Dickerson, Dave Voss, Kevin Sealman, Joe Czaiski, Rick Kasten, Todd Fink, Steve Satterwhite, Brian Madden, Doug Cole, Tim Carroll, Chuck Graves, Dan Murphy, Rick Saia. Front Row, L to R: Joe Slimack, Alan Hursey, Curt Kreitner, John Cange, Evan Jones Randy Galati, Steve Koch, Gary Dedmon, Mike Gurkin, Paul Breeding, Joe Klein, Greg Phelps, Kevin Hake, Doug Memer, Doug Rains, Bryan Gentsch, Scott Webb, Scott Giacobbe, Steve Wissehr, Eric Marker, Russ Elmore, Tom Bucmiller. 228 Gee, this is easy! 231 ■]4 ■■■Ml ¥ Jx$ ' N Jp ' J •’ I V. C , ” 1 , 1 i( a 2 . _ t - K ' Yr i x; 4- 1 V 4 .. 4 f A l ' J l Hi n F e a� CU$ £ f t 7 f r • :W, l .. ♦J Baseball, Kneeling, L to R: Ken Holdner, Mike Buettner, Mike Koenig, Gene Campell, Andy Kassebaum, Jim Ddurako, Rick Hottenrott, Scott Schutzenhofer. Standing, L to R: Larry Patton, Coach, Steve Voelkel, Bob Baldwin, Wayne Schmittling, Dale Lindhorst, Kyle Fink, Mike Eehret, Ken Neuner, Mike Penn, Jim Schaefer, Jack Harres, John Burke, Coach. On Dugout, L to R Jeff McCarty. Roger Cook. Dave Jankowski. Bill Brinkman, Bob Freivogel. Dave Oliver, Paul Holland. Kirk Krill, Absent: Jeriy Vickery. • . , _ Vfi 4 - - . - u .-v . , V 7 J. C _ t J - ■« � e . , KK . ' vs Steve Voelkel slides in second. A Double play.p 232 235 Tennis, Back Row, L to R: Mike Thompson, Coach, Doug Valina, Bob Herr, Dave Bullington, John Hinstedt, Steve Warren, Jim Compton, Steve Bausano, Tom Jones, Dave Steuer. Front Row, L to R: Larry Baldus, Bryan Vogt, Mark Dechant, Tim Sullivan, Jeff Allison, Rick Gaertner, Todd Hartje, Ray Haselhorst. Jeff Allison nets victory. Tim Sullivan ' s south paw style. 236 Jeff Allison smashes it in. Mark Dechant reaches long. 237 Teamwork really counts in doubles. 239 | Belleville Two. H.S Eugene Sawalich, Business Manager Robert Dosier, Assistant superintendent. district no. 201 George Nold, President Don Muendlein Ed Burris Herbert Baum 242 Central Office Staff K. Lane Miller, Superintendent board of education Leonard Moore Vernon Eckert Waldo Tisch Ruth Fincke, Secretary 243 D o D lA 3 M ■ - c D CA a D (A 0 ) c • H u D t-4 � H TJ T 3 3 0 D) 3 H 4 3 0 B 3 ■ M c • H (A (A D o (A a ■ H Ih +4 c Assistant Principals An assistant principal strives to assist in maturing and directing stu D 3 Douglas Bush Lyle Reed (A 3 o uy 6uieq-ueM ppos pun ' AiijiqDjs puopouie ' soiuiepooD ui sseo Il l CC4I €1 4 IX I lIf I l§ VC 4 1 I I if I 11I IM 1C William Coates Ccunielcis = Robert Eller Walter W. Grant 1 Marta Hicks Barbara Lyons i ii ntv iti uvhkiiu i nit mvuii Hazel Stanislawsky It I lilt I IV I Itlt 5 7 © MOYCMeMT Of i£HICL£9 IN TH€ HIGHWAY TR im INDIVIIDU 1L 1MD ONLY YOU OIN D£T£RMIN£ If YOU WLLLtt Of MINI) WHICH l A DllitU ULWU 01- WMMMLTION William DuHadway PHYSICAL GDIOTION Norman Fink Mike McGinnis Paul Browning H3RO HUM AdtM 11IM S5333fli ' 31411 10333 JO 31flbMIO 3W DOA lUHJ. L 3fl Ralph Heinz Lloyd Elmore Dean Renn Al Walston DRIVO’S EDUCATION i irann-n nuK o Ttinnuai3H.L i m miMira i m i -y n mi nnnn kdi.i j umibnnm nM in H nnum - m i.irrrai m i n xnru run nnx m dealf ncjiish 2)ept, Linda Carter Betty Green Marian Buescher Ivan Carwell Michael Haldeman o ft 2 a a 1 2 2 a ji s $ u a Michael Asbury Helen Gatawakas Ruth Heiligenstein 5 a $ a s- a u 3 5 2 a a a s p. y.ductive and deductive reasoning) convergent and divergent thinking, and using good judgment in distinguishing Let ween Sound to SP 3 o 3 C( C 0 ,0 . 3 S a a a a i o 3 5P a o 2 CD 3 CO =r 0 ) 2 0 ) N 0 ) 3 3 O fc? 5 J jjnajsiut jo 9 t, j jaury vvajai jnino? uaamjatj f uiij r uf ui vija ui juaxufyjatif jaoo fiuirtt jauv ‘fitiiijuiij] fua janija jaws fuafyjanuoa ‘fyuiuopvaj anijanjyajy jy 5 S a a Or a a S’ a a a r a a a a a 5 0 3 - uv 5 H % -5 s K , 3 S Lawrence Rosenstengel Jo Rousseau Wes Talley % c S ' f ncjhdli Ccont.) a Is c u Sybil Wasburn Charles Zeller ?yp 9 ij] ijfniojij] jauv tJJitjV f vnj)i) 9 J jnvcj jo juawdojanaj) aijj ij nojij] J ana J Vj °t J yr}a ' 1 °} juajynjv m tu w u u � ithtsic Q James McHaney S o « s u a CJ « 5 o t; a I Sept. s n JZ rt « 8 c: Phillip Paeltz ro ffl Hope Baer O va a s a w O tt cr •Timm jinann � ♦ ♦ finna in ami b ilium_j3Kfo ariotT-aignm m tiagano aaajrfxa pi Although it divides the instruction to meet the goals of the student, the ultimate goals of e o Al MO £ MO O Oft Roy Carpenter r Billie Chaney Eln FOREIGN LANGUAGES DEPT. Elnor Gabel s o s o 0 Li 3 - Richard Klauss Jemima Owens Kenneth Schoenebeck qSnoipiv ’suojjenjjs mau 01 paujeaj seq aq jeqm fi|dde 0) a|qe aq ||;m juapnjs aqj qajqm Remedial Education- P remedy that works.Remedial Education- P rem REfflEDIAL EDUCATION DEPT. D c a u 3 T 0 • HI T O E u GC (O JC ■ , ■ f f | 1 y 1 t O (0 O Philip Aleman Glen Rice Mary Scandrett O 3 O Q- 0 fipemej h -uouoanpq |oipeuie i. shjom voui ffoeuiej h -uonoan •alinin ' ! inn m fnmm .n amrermrimi am a Mttlimms l� 6 � ) «m ¥ foWCMIMi m pm wngt ft tp|6n, aiff M} judm Upon completion of industrial courses, the student will be able to explain ana INDUSTRIAL Wayne Prine EDUCATION William Wood puB uiBidxo 0} oiqB oq him juapnjs oqj ‘sosanoo iBUjsnpui jo uopoiduioo uodfl M £ ome conomicd Margaret Davis Judith Eichinger Carolyn Hardimon v 4mm mm mams mn two wiwin an wrotm nrrm ayfrad m ami 6mmmp summarize the importance of industry in our culture. Sludeub wffl devehp a te Aped fio ike tigkto et dheu and an uh We are all agreed that the theory is crazy. The question that divides us is whether it is crazy U 8 © co © - - co co © 3 CO © - u u © © c ‘C — © w s co CO © CO 3 C 3 © N CO U © u © © -3 Qfi s © m © 3 3 - © -3 H N 3 U © Tim Barth AND NATURAL SCIENCES Urban Baum PHYSICAL Barbara Holland ■ John Logsdon Lauren Hollinberger John McCullough © 3 C 3 CfQ 3 © 3 3 3 ft ft 3 r 2 . S’ era © © © © ft 3 © 3 ft 3 era © ft o- ft ft © 3 N H cr © j© ft © 3 3 tt- SI © c 3 ca 3T © William Powell Howard Simpson Joan Weisenstein si Ajooqi aqi jt?m ||B ajB •pajjoa maq jo aaucqa i? a eq o] qi noua Azcja s; i; rt I he mathematics departiYi£AI Will CGMimJUliy OVUIUUIU UllU llipuvu r Albert Boyles Gerald Dunn 2 5 b 5 Mathematics Jeanine Flaugher D V O u Department John Jones (b O a b D 1 1 u O E a o E a Larry Patton Aaron Phillips =r 0 ) D Q. CL C o n O c Ln d U 1 D D a n O c l l 0 ) 3 D a to o =r o a to C a a D CT 0 ) O CT 0 ) n O 3 ■D C a MV • D 3 o a 3 eqi -suoiipnijs ejj| JOirDjpod Jjeiji u{ puo uueqi 6 uhuoj uod suojioniis icpjio . 4 - .■ ■■■ ' ■ri ' .-.je !C prov:ae me Lomrnun.rv, c o 1 1 c E x o c D E E o u u ■g o a o «-� u D Math Sandra Spirtas Dixon Ragsdale David Sheary Dept. Carole Thompson O CL 3 D VI o D r+ O o r (D yi o D Q_ i i r- c a 0 ) D r V _D C upuoD iijm jueaujodep SDjjouueijjouu sqj uopouujojuj |ODjjouueqjouu pajs yj ■M u Charles Jones Mary Jo Bartlow James Colgan t as •ii Ronald Isom SO o -PI ■ 7 ! m so in m m A m in -pi o so tn m I X O QNV NOISS33dX3-J13S JO 3QOW V SV HiOfl IdV Nl Q3XS3tl3J.Nl 33V - Iuitne� � education is ll« study cf tl f stiuctuie ard fui (tiers : m + m - + i© w s © © w © 9 © 9 Eldon Boerngen Dale Crouse Gerald Dusek Virginia Capone Pauline Crader BUSINESS EDUCAIICN 9 DEBT. Naomi Davis John Frew Virginia Judd © © 5 © © © © © © © hvkm i3 §Li3ii3 in r jc am� rui§ ain P tp i|§ ai|i i| josioi . K it 1IM u II it i %Vihx V l III « li lit C| timir it l Is i I31J§INE§§ IDIJCAIICN (CCNI.) Blanche Lucas Nancy Munie 9 + r Majorie Reith Gary Welch Dale Zink JS If our country is to continue to exist for the people, i ,2 5 S SOCIAL SCIENCES Terry Blaies a : •i u G S s T G John Burke s 1 5 G 6 a T Donald Damann r tin03 .IIIO iriM4QAl 3111 HUB MJlimna mini 5 fa : fa z r 2 Z i SOCIAL fa S If our country is to continue to exist for the people, we fa 8 . 0 8 . fa c fa fa s 8 8 8 fa fa fa 8 8 8 fa fa 8 8 Robert Gentsch SCIENCES DEPT. Emily Marsh Ruth Merz Nancy Roeckeman Keith Spindler 3 3 8 8 r s 8 8 n n 8 S 8 •1 8 8 r a James Voelkel ■.U.HL.ain. 1,-1111 H.m luisw abw innuoim 0 2 oi ,-r.inin; i School Nurse Cullen Clauser AV. Director Danny Bainter Gwen Balen Dennis Bechtold Margo Belt Terrance Cryder Kathy Darnell Bea Goodwin Mary Harris Richard Hays Frank Heiligenstein Teachers Not Shown Paul Humes Geraldine Johnson Leroy Kirsch Barbara Molitoris JoAnn Nadler James Moore Wilma Ochs Don Otness Katherine Rothgangel Allen Schneider Secretaries Dennis Snep Maurice Snively Freeman Sorrell Brenda Stephenson Ronald Stephenson Carol Ann Swift Michael Thompson Kay Welch Frank Winslow Susan Yung Front Row: Diana Underwood, Blanche Hueting, Carol Battoe. Back Row: Ruth Fries, Alleen Busekrus, Pat Bertsch, Marcie Uhl, Ruth Grandcolas, Joyce Taylor. Chemistry and physics students at East have excellent lab facilities available to them. Most students spend many full study periods, as well as class periods, in the lab. Experiments carried on here range from simple titrations to qualitative analysis. Simple titrations, however, can still be frustrating. If one drop too much is titrated into the solution, it must be thrown out and the experiment must be started all over again. There¬ fore, perfecting laboratory techniques is notan easy task and many hours of laboratory work are often nec¬ essary to acquire these skills. As a result of their hard work, East ' s dedicated scientists will be able to com¬ pete on a high level with students from other high schools at college or vocational training school. . .MAKES PERFECT. . .BUT A CALCULATOR CAN ' T HURT EITHER! 264 Hill The math teams of Belleville East High School won three traveling trophies as the sophomore, junior, and senior classes took three first places at the Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville Mathematics Field Day. Teams from forty-two metropolitan area high schools competed for team trophies and scholarships to high ranking individuals at the S.I.U.E. meet. High scores on uniform tests given to all the entrants determined the winners of each class. A one-year tuition scholarship to S.I.U.E. was award¬ ed to East senior, Roger LeClair, in individual com¬ petition. Members of the winning sophomore team included Tim Paul, Carol Malec, Patty Winter, and Tom Francis, while the truimphant junior team was composed of Mark Brueggemann, John Edmondson, Paul Kronst, and Pat Walker. Roger LeClair, Charles Morris, Judy Roper, and Dave Wiltsie lead the senior team to victory. Each team is individually coached by one of East ' s math teachers. Aaron Phillips directs the seniors, while Sandra Spiritas is in charge of juniors, and the sophomores are instructed by Gerald Dunn. East students receiving individual honors included: Sophomores: Tim Paul, third; Patty Winter, honor¬ able mention. Juniors: Pat Walker, first; John Edmondson, se¬ cond; Mark Brueggemann, fourth. Seniors: Roger LeClair, third. The tournament was, needless to say, a huge success for the math department. The students and teachers involved in these field days give a great tribute to East. SENIORS: Left to right: Roger Leclair, Judy Roper, Dave Wiltsie, Charles Morris JUNIORS: Left to right: Mark Bruggemann, Paul Kronst, Pat Walker, John Edmondson SOPHOMORES: Left to right: Tim Paul, Patty Winter, Carol Malec, Tom Francis 265 266 267 Horn £c. S mmlmm S m Ttet ttfmj Ta StyEe A style show in which the girls modeled their self-made fashions highlighted the sewing classes this fall. CHILD DAY CARE . I think it ' s getting crowded in here. Mr. Logsdon enjoys a meal prepared by the Home Ec Class. Men’s Lib Hits Home Economics Department Saraband, Senoritas and Sombreros Strike East Campus This year the Spanish Club, under the direction of Mr. Carpenter, the Spanish Club sponsor, formed a group called the Spanish Dancers. Long hours of practice and lots of hard work were put in by numerous interested students. 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Slltnots Cigljt A Ion Her a ' 1 P ray LKanMe LKelUr GREENWARE VILLAGE CERAMICS 601 FREEBURG AVE. 235-1047 NATIONAL CASKET CO. 115 EAST B STREET BELLEVILLE, ILLINOIS Mr. and Mrs. C.A. Schuchmann 1 1 2 Crest Haven Dr. Belleville, Illinois ZENITH COLOR CLINT VOLAND T.V. 21 Carlyle Ave. Belleville, Illinois Phone 233-1432 Mrs. Arthur H. Peters 146 Crest Haven Dr. Belleville Mrs. Fred H. Zwetsehke 146 Crest Haven Dr. Belleville Ann Marie Beauty Boutique Hair Styles for the Ladies Who Care Phone Open 6 Days a Week 632-2424 4 Operators 5900 North Illinois Pontiac Shopping Center Fairview Heights, III. Moser ' s Market 428 East A Street, Belleville We would like to express our appreciation to: Compliments of EFREN C. NAGUIT, M.D. 10509 A Lincoln Trail Fairview Heights, III. 62208 Office EX8-3336 Dixon Travel Bureau 103 West Main Street Belleville, III. 62220 Congratulations Class of ' 75 Paul Sauget Mayer Sauget, III. Paul J. Bertelsman Bertco Rubber Stamp Engraving 41 0 Lebanon Ave. Fairview Florists Gifts 10210 Lincoln Trail Fairview Heights 398-4566 Jim Compton-State Farm Insurance 6008 N. III. Fairview Hgts., III. 632-6081 Compliments of Dr. and Mrs. David S. Wiltsie Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Warchol Arthur H. Peters 1 46 Crest Haven Dr. Belleville, III. Early one Saturday morning a small group of people got together in S200 to come up wit title for the 1975 Belleville East Yearbook. When Suddenly. . . CRASH! a bananna came crashing through the window. Written on the bananna was the message: Leave $200.00 and an Eskimo Pie under Mrs. Fries ' desk or we ' ll turn your Mr. Hotti a Hott dog. signed, Mr. X (So you won ' t know who I am) Cries of horror were heard throughout the room: L Oh my! i Oh no! What will happen to Beaver? No more swimming lessons! Realizing this was more than we could handle, we quickly dialed 9 for the main of operator.She immediately connected us with the Central Cigar Store where among t magazines on the rack we found SUPEREAST. We explained the disastrous situation him. He exclaimed, This is a job for SUPEREAST! Faster than the Rolling Stone, more powerful than the Lady ' s Home Journal, more popular than Popular Mechanics, SUPEREAST leaped from the magazine rack, taking several magazines with him, and fie directly to the Armour Meat factory in East St. Louis. Just in the lick of time, too! There, sandwiched between 2 buns, was Mr. Hott at the mer his preditors. Thinking quickly, SUPER EAST distributed dirty magazines to Mr. X and I notorious gang. As they stood gawking at the nude picutres of Tootsie Delight, SUPERE grabbed Mr. Hott out from the jaws of the gigantic Hott dog bun. Editorial Staff Meanwhile, back on campus, the Belleville East yearbook staff could only come up with and 2 box tops toward the $200.00 ransom. . .needless to say, we were happy to see Mr. back. Fred Hott, Faculty Advisor Karla Karrigan, Editor-in-Chief Julie Peters, Assistant Editor Paul Stark, Art Editor Kurt Luebben, Photography Director Mark Stark, Clubs Editor Darlene McCray, Senior Editor Keith Page, Business Editor General Staff In fact, we were so happy, we asked SUPER EAST if there was anything we could do foi As he flew into the sunset, we heard him cry, Name your yearbook after me! Mr. Hott, reunited with his family and Beaver, is vacationing in the Tahitti Islands. AND SO IT IS, THE TRUE STORY OF SUPEREAST. .. Karla Karrigan Editor-in-Chief Kim Hake Donna Frievogel Sandy Mohr Cheryl Boeschen Joni Burdge Lisa Slater Laura Koeneman Pam Hall Jane Stock Jim Harding Bill Gatlin Stu Vance Staff Photographers Photography Consulants Kurt Luebben Dale Cooper Ralph Frillman of Frillman Photography Wally Karrigan of Dick Voyles and Associates Jack Wick of Shrine of Our Lady of Snows Special Credits Mr. Ron Isom, art department Mr. James McHaney, photographer Bud Kreitner, Pischel Representative Eric Karrigan, photo printing assistant Paul Stark, cover design A special thanks to National and Marvel Comics for the use of their copyrighted super-hero characters appearing on the cover. 9 PISCHBL YeaRBOOKS 288 ■ — —