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

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THEY CONTAINED ANXIOUS STUDENTS WHO WERE EAGER FOR THE NEW SCHOOL YEAR TO BEGIN. AND WEARY. TIRED STUDENTS WHO WISHED THE SUMMER WOULDN'T END. THE BRICK BUILDINGS CAME TO LIFE AS THE STUDENTS ENTERED THEM AND WENT TO THEIR LOCKERS. THE DAY WAS CLOUDY. RAINY. AND MISERABLE. BUT THE STUDENTS DIDN'T MIND. IT WAS GREAT SEEING OLD FRIENDS! IT WOULD TAKE A COUPLE OF WEEKS BEFORE THE STUDENTS WOULD REMEMBER THAT THEY WERE NO LONGER FRESHMAN. BUT SOPHOMORES, NO LONGER SOPHOMORES. BUT JUNIORS. AND NO LONGER JUNIORS. BUT SENIORS — THE 1979-1960 SCHOOL YEAR HAD BEGUN. if 1 Yf . ■nrtirr . g ■■ ________ 3' tv' -1’1 3 AS THE SKY CLEARED. MANY LANCERS FOUND TIME TO RELAX AND TALK ON THE CENTRAL TERRACE. ■ ■ DO IT LANCERS IN THE HALLS ... IN THE CAFETERIA . IN THE CLASSROOM CROWDED MINDS? CROWDED HALLS? HEY. SOUNDS LIKE YOU NEED A BREAK. MOST BELLEVILLE EAST STUDENTS RETREAT TO THE CAFETERIA TO HAVE A COKE WITH FRIENDS. THE ONLY PROBLEM IS. IT TAKES 15 MINUTES TO GET THROUGH THE SNACK BAR LINE. .Y VC. — 5 AFTER A STRENOUS DAY AT SCHOOL. LANCERS HIT THE ROAD FOR HOME (5' eJ'C ci i .- C D 'J' BELLEVILLE EAST HAS ONE OF THE NICEST HIGH SCHOOL CAMPUSES IN ILLINOIS. THE SPACE AND LANDSCAPING GIVE EAST A COLLEGE CAMPUS ATMOSPHERE. L CLASS — ABOVE LEFT MR HAKE HELPS A PUZZLED STUDENT FIGURE OUT A MATHEMATICAL PROBLEM ABOVE RIGHT MR COLGAN LOOKS OVER HIS PAPERS NOT REALIZING THAT AN ANONYMOUS ARTIST HAS DRAWN HIM ON THE BLACKBOARD. LOWER LEFT MR STEPHENSON PUTS HIS NEWSPAPER EDITOR TO WORK’ LOWER RIGHT BARB TWENHOEFEL AND MARCIA PAGE DISCUSS YEARBOK DEADLINES 9 THAT WHY SCHOOL? WHY COME TO SCHOOL9 WELL. THE OBVI RN ALL OF THK MANY HOURS SPENT IN THE ? HOPEFULLY. IF WF. AND THE TEACHERS DO OUR JOBS. V. “ ........... T INTO EVERY DAY LIFE AFTER Ai 1. n S ALL ABOUT? 10 assemblies: LOYALTY WEEK! V v UPPER LEFT: BARB TWENHOEFEL PUTS THE FINISHING TOUCHES ON THE SENIOR FLOAT. LOWER LEFT. MRS. CROOK DISCIPLINES A STUDENT ON HALLOWEEN DRESS-UP DAY. ABOVE: SHARON SPLITSTONE. DENISE FORAN. AND STEPHANIE FORAN INCOGNITO. UPPER RIGHT: THE SOPHOMORES PERFORM THEIR WINNING SKIT. A RENDITION OF THE WIZ ABOVE: AN ENTHUSIASTIC JUNIOR DECORATES HIS CAR FOR FRIDAY'S PARADE. EAST’S QUEEN: LAVRA CASSADY, A.VIt HER COURT LISA TALLY. LIZ RA1NBOLT. EVA CARTER SHELLEY SEETS. DIANE HEILMAN. LAURA CASSADY. CLAUDETTE HERZOG. 1978 QUEEN. ’ RENEE TEDESCO. EVA CARTER AND DAN RAMAGE CLAUDETTE HERZOG AND JOHN BRESNAHAN LIZ RAINBOLT AND MICK GIESS DIANE HEILMAN AND JEFF BURKETT LEFT: 1st RUNNER-UP. LISA TALLEY AND MIKE BARBACHEM LEFT: 2nd RUNNER-UP. SHELLEY SEETS AND TOM SHEEHAN FAR LEFT: LAURA CASSADY AFTER HER CORONATION. NEAR LEFT: RENEE TEDESCO GIVES LAURA CASSADY HER BOUQUET AFTER EMCEE. PAM LYONS. ANNOUNCED LAURA S NAME. PRINCESSES, ESCORTS, AND boosters BELOW FROSH.. IEFF DOSIER. DEBBIE MILLER. SOPH., SCOTT ILER. DIANE BRUMLEY. JR.. DERK VERHAGEN. GAIL KELLY. LISA LOCKWOOD. BRIAN BRUMLEY SOPH.. DENISE HEILMAN. DON THOMAS. FROSH . (NOT PICTURED). CHIP CASSADY. DIANA TALLEY ABOVE: 3 WILD-N-CRAZY SENIORS NEAR RIGHT: WHO ARE YOU5 FAR RIGHT: TRUCKIN' JUNIORS ABOVE ?IGHT: TRICK OR TREAT’ ■ c A, e KIM TEDESCO AND MARCIA PAGE ADD LIFE TO THE SENIOR SKIT. ABOVE: THE SENIOR FLOAT: MISS PIGGY AND KERMIT. RIGHT: THE SOPHOMORE SKIT. KEVIN BEYER3DORFER AND DIANE THOMAS IMPRESONATE A WOUNDED STUDENT AND A SECRETARY IN THE SENIOR SKIT. DURING MONDAY S ASSEMBLY. THE U.S. NAVY BAND BROUGHT THE BELLEVILLE EAST STUDENTS TO THEIR FEET! THE HALL DECORATING GAVE THE CAMPUS A FESTIVE LOOK 16 POWDERPUFF OLYMPICS SENIOR GIRLS DO IT IN THE MUD' EAST GOES HOLLYWOOD IN '79 THE LOYALTY WEEK COMPETITIONS INCLUDED CLASS SKITS AND FLOATS. HALL DECORATING. AND THE SPIRIT CHAIN THE SOPHOMORES WON THE SKIT. WHILE THE SENIORS WON THE FLOAT. CONCERT CHOIR WON THE HALL DECORATING CONTEST FOR THE 2ND CONSECUTIVE YEAR AND THE JUNIORS WON THE SPIRIT CHAIN FOR THE 3RD CONSECUTIVE YEAR THE SENIOR GIRLS ONCE AGAIN SHOWED THEIR SPIRIT WITH POWDERPUFF, BUT THIS YEAR THERE WAS AN ADDED DIMENSION. DUE TO THE MANY INJURIES AND INCIDENTS REGUARDING POWDERPUFF FOOTBALL IN THE PAST. IT WAS BANNED AT EAST THIS YEAR BUT NEVER FEAR. STUDENT COUNCIL CAME UP WITH AN EXCELLENT IDEA CALLED POWDERPUFF OLYMPICS. THE GIRLS PARTICIPATED IN A DIFFERENT ACTIVITY EVERY DAY AFTER SCHOOL DURING THE WEEK THE EGG TOSS. BAT RELAY. MILE RELAY, BACKWARD RELAY. VOLLEYBALL GAME WHEELBARREL RACE. AND TUG OF WAR WERE THE ACTIVITIES. THE FOUR COMPETING TEAMS WERE THE TUFF PUFFS. BUDZ BF.EZ. P. fir D.S. AND THE BI.AZING BROADS. THE BLAZIN BROADS CAME UP ON TOP. WHILE THE TUFF PUFFS FINISHED 2ND. IN ALL. IT WAS GOOD. CLEAN FUN' rah ' Si-' t'. £ •____________________ _ FLAG TEAM LEADS LANCERS LANCERS ARE CITY CHAMPS! — - UPPER LEFT: HOLD THAT LINE' ABOVE: LANCERS CHARGE ONTO THE FIELD. RIGHT: THE CHEERLEADERS SHOW THEIR STUFF. . w -- ABOVE: BRIAN FRIEVOGEL RUSHES FOR YARDAGE AGAINST THE MAROON DEFENSE. ABOVE CENTER: CO-CAPTAIN CHRIS JOHNS GIVES A PEP TALK IN AN ASSEMBLY COCAPTAIN TODD BOND ALSO TRIES TO GET HIS TEAMMATES UP FOR THE BIG GAME AGAINST WEST ABOVE RIGHT: TODD BOND RUSHES AGAINST EAST SIDE. ——— — W CRUNCH! THE LANCER GRIDDERS COMPETED IN PERHAPS THE TOUGHEST CONFERENCE !N THE STATE. HAVING THE 5A DIVISION STATE CHAMPS IN IT. THE LANCERS DID BETTER THAN MOST AGAINST THE EAST ST. LOUIS FLYERS THE SCORED!! ABOVE: JEFF BURKETT GETS CORNERED BY WEST'S DEFENSE. ABOVE RIGHT: LANCERS RUN THROUGH THEIR PLAYS. 19 JUST WASTIN' TIME AH' HA’ CAUGHT YA' CAST OF J.B. GINA WATSON, KATIE O'CONNOR. GREG WORLEY, DENNIS DEPPE, KEVIN PENN, KEITH SCHARRINGHAUSEN, DON BENDER. BECKY WILLIAMS, JEFF BERGMAN. LORI TRC 1ITMAN, IAY STOKES. JILL FIRSE, EVE ZELLER, BECKY SCHAUB. DANA SECTS. LISA WAHLIG, LORI CARR. MICHELLE LEPERE. LAURA SCHORFHEIDE, BEN BRECKNITZ. MATT GREENBERG, TED ZIMMERMAN. DAVE STEINKAMP. WENDY SANFORD DIRECTOR: CHARLE: ZELLER TECHNICAL DIRECTOR: RON ISOM STUDENT DIRECTOR KIM SHARRINGHAUSEN __________ - J.B. IS AN UPDATED BIBLICAL STORY. THAT IS BIZARRE. AND TOOK PLACE IN A CIRCUS.” DON BENDER, LEAD ACTOR ' ALWAYS WORK! AYS TEACHER FOR A DAY. JOUSLY AWAITS FOR THE DISCUSSING THEIR PLANS LANCER GIRLS ARE ON TOP ABOVE: ALISON DICKERSON BOMBS A SERVE AGAINST A MAROON FOE. LEFT: EVA CARTER SMASHES A SERVE. BOTTOM RIGHT: ANITA SCHUTZENHOFER GRABS A BACKHAND VOLLEY AT THE NET. UPPER RIGHT: SUZIE GOLDSCHMIDT EYES THE BALL FOR A SHOT GIRLS' ATHLETICS COME ON STRONG A FEW YEARS BACK. THE ONLY GIRLS' PROGRAM WAS CHEERLEADING. THE TITLE 9 LAW GUARANTEES EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEN IN ATHLETIC PROGRAMS. THIS LAW HAS BROUGHT ABOUT MANY MORE OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEN. TENNIS. VOLLEYBALL. CROSS COUNTRY. BASKETBALL. SOFTBALL. AND TRACK ARE THE GIRLS' PROGRAMS OFFERED AT EAST. THE MOVEMENT EMERGED FROM THE 70’S, AND HOPEFULLY. IT WILL CONTINUE TO GROW AND ENCOURAGE YOUNG WOMEN IN THE 80'S. BELOW: COACH STEPHENSON DISCUSSES STRATEGY WITH HIS TEAM. RIGHT: CONNIE BECHERER SETS UP A SHOT FOR HER TEAMMATES. rrrrYnrv try!'' — A-S-S-E-M-B-L-l-E-S ASSEMBUES OFFER A CHANCE FOR STUDENTS TO CLAP THEIR HANDS AND STOMP THEIR FEET. RIGHT: GOLF COACH. JERRY DUNN. INTRODUCES HIS STATEBOUND TEAM. FAR LOWER RIGHT: A LANCER CROWD CHEERS! NEAR LOWER RIGHT: MEMBERS OF THE BAND PLAY AROUND. THE LANCER MASCOT ADDS EXTRA SPIRIT TO FOOTBALL. SOCCER. AND BASKETBALL GAMES. CECELIA KASSLY AND SUSIE WALKER LISTEN INTENTLY IN CLASS RHONDA HOERCHER FINDS HUMOR IN THE CAFETERIA. TINE TO SNILE Smile (smil)n. I. A facial expression characterized by an upward curve ol Ihe c orners of the mouth and motivated by emotions or attitudes ranging from pleasure to dension. 2. A pleasant or favorable disposition or aspect, v smiled, smiling, smiles. 1. To have or form a smile. 2. To express or appear to express approval or beneficence. Often used with at, upon, or on MR. HOTT REASONS WITH A STUDENT. CHRISTMAS RINGS IN RIGHT: TREBLE CHOIR BELOW CONCERT CHOIR FAR BOTTOM JIM STEVENS SOLOS FAR BOTTOM RIGHT MR KIRSCH DIRECTS THE IAZZ BAND IT DIDN'T SEEM LIKE CHRISTMAS THE CHOIRS SANG THE TRADITIONAL SONGS. AND THE JAZZ BAND PLAYED NEW YEARS SONGS. BUT IT DIDN'T SEEM LIKE CHRISTMAS IT WAS GREAT OUTSIDE1 BUT FOR SO AMERICANS IN IRAN. THE WEATHER DIDNT MATTER THEY SPENT THEIR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS AS HOSTAGES UNDER IRANIAN STUDENTS AND AYATULLAH KHOMEINI AT THE TIME THAT THIS PAGE WAS MAILED THE OUTCOME OF THE HOSTAGES WAS UNKNOWN AMERICANS. UNITED IN A CAUSE. HOPE THAT OUR PEOPLE WILL BE FREED • - • - ••• • SAY 'CHEESE LEFT: IS TODD BERKLEY EXPLAINING WHY THE PHOTOS IN THE YEARBOOK LOOK THE WAY THEY DO, OR IS HE DESCRIBING HIS LUNCH? RIGHT: BUDDY KELLER SIZES UP HIS NEXT BITE. LOWER RIGHT: MIKE MARGERUM FORGETS TO CLOSE HIS MOUTH WHILE HE EATS. January1980 MON Kt A€ UVy XU Z C ibntt JUo4v mU uC a n UWitfaM'. , TUE WED jjMwynriD) 2 7 Chill Dog on Bun Spaghetti with Meat Sauce Broccoli Spaara Whipped Potatoaa Gravy 8 Pried Chicken Patty TOaatad Chaaaa Sandwich Potatoaa O'Brien Saaaon Green Baana o 7 Hot Turkey Sandwich Ravioli with Beef Bread Dreaalng Whipped Potatoaa Gravy A Related Baked Ham ',n Patty Laaagna Sweat Potatoaa Spinach L Chopped Egg a A CTacoa • Beef Stew Haah Brown Mexican Corn Glorified ■Q frankfurter Chill con Came Corn Chlpa Glazed Carrota 04 Plaza ■ 1 Knockwurat Sauerkraut Ku Gratln Potatoaa OO Pranka 'n Baana Burrltoa w Chill Wax Baana Whipped Potatoaa Gravy 90 PrlsG Chicken Pollch Sauaage Whipped Potatoee Dinner Rolla Broccoli Spaara Gravy OOHot Roaat Beef Sandwich Place Caaaarola Whipped Potatoaa Gravy Bruaaal Sprouta 90 T'« tay Imperial Sandwich Country Pried Beef Steak Cauliflower Buttered Brown Rice Meat Loaf with OU Toaato Sauce Moataccoll Green Baana Tator Tota THU 3 B.B.Q. Beef on Bun Hot Doge on Bun Whole Kernel Corn Potato Chip 10 Saueaae Plata FRI 4 Breadad Cod Squara on Bun Ravioli with Beef Tator Tota Seaaoned G Baana 11w ttar Dlooad Cod LEARUJII’ Above: Don Kimbrell gets caught ofi guard. Right: P.E. students warm up. Above: The Unknown Student.-Right: Uh! Oh! It must be close to the end of class 'cause all the girls are brushing their hair. 33 Above: Students tind it more interesting to play computer football than to pay attention in class. 34 LANCER FAVORITES ’79-’80 WHAT WERE THE FAVORITE SONGS. ALBUMS. MOVIES. TELEVISION PROGRAMS. AND RADIO STATIONS IN '79-’80? WHO WERE THE FAVORITE TELEVISION CELEBRITIES AND WHO WERE THE MOST INFLUENTIAL PEOPLE IN -’SO? THE YEARBOOK STAFF CONDUCTED THIS POLL SO THAT IN FUTURE YEARS YOU WILL BE ABLE TO REFLECT UPON THE YEARS ,79-,80. THE FOLLOWING RESULTS ARE YOURS - THE LANCER STUDENT BODY: The favorite Lancer songs were: 1. ,‘Babe” 2. “Lights” 3. “Messages in a Bottle” 4. “My Sharona” 5. “Bad Girls” The favorite Lancer albums were: 1. Cornerstone by Styx 2. Breakfast in America by Supertramp 3. Evolution by Journey 4. Toys in the Attic by Aerosmith 5. Long Run by Eagles The favorite Lancer music groups were: 1. Styx 2. Journey 3. Rush 4. Aerosmith 5. Wings The favorite Lancer radio stations were: 1. KWK 106 FM KSHE 94 FM KSLQ 98 FM 4. KADI 96 FM 5. WZEN 100 FM 2. 3. - v-: • - - - The most influential men of 79-’80 were: 1. Ayatullah Khomeini 2. President Carter 3. Deposed Shah of Iran 4. Johnny Carson 5. Steve Martin TIME People World Nation The favorite Lancer Female television celebrities were: 1. Gilda Radner 2. Loni Anderson 3. Cheryl Ladd 4. Carol Burnett 5. Bo Derek The favorite Lancer Male television celebrities were: 1. Alan Alda 2. Robyn Williams 3. Eric Estrada 4. Johnny Carson 5. John Belushi 3 50 I Ado -f MOVIE OF TH • YEA . “The Jerk The most influential women of ’79-’80 were: 1. Jane Fonda 2. Rosalyn Carter 3. Margaret Thatcher 4. Indirah Ghandi 5. Mother Theresa The favorite Lancer movies were: 1. “The Jerk’ 2. “Ten 3. “The Muppet Movie 4. “Star Trek 5. “Apcolypse Now” ' MASH The favorite Lancer television programs were: 1. Mash 2. Saturday Night Live 3. Mork-n-Mindy 4. White Shadow 5. WKRP in Cincinatti smalm NATIONA£ The Lancer girls’ favorite magazines were: 1. Seventeen 2. People 3. Rolling Stone The Lancer guys’ favorite magazines were: 1. National Lampoon 2. Sports Illustrated 3. Rolling Stone — DUST OF SNOW The way a crow Shook down on me The dust of snow From a hemlock tree Has given my heart A change of mood And saved some part Of a day I had rued. Robert Frost l 4 i i- m i - 14R§: CINC Cl 4 I M il l Looking back over the past decade, one remember prized moment and ad times. The high school student of today will always be remembered as the youth of the seventies 1970 was a year of war and violence. The war in Indochina began. Violence erupted on America' campuses from a shutdown of nows from Cambodia. Women’ Liberation also erupted as women marched demanding equal rights. This was also the year when M A S H. Little big Man, Catch-22 and Monday Night Football were the top entertainment. Ok |3fl- • Pic- In 1971 the war in Indochina increased, idont Nixon then put into affect a price and wage freeze to combat inflation. Los had their largest earthquake in 38 This was the year Archie Bunker made his debut in All in the Family. year, the POW's came homo. In politics, the Watergate cover-up increased in magnitude and Vice-President Ay now resigned. Gerald Ford replaced him. The movie The Exorcist gave America a scare. A 13 4 13 4- On June 17th of 1972. five intruders were found bugging the Democratic Committee Headquarters. They were traced back to the CIA and President Nixon's re-election committee. This was the birth of Watergate. The Senate approved the Equal Rights Amendment. The newest sport to explode was tennis. ’Tho God Father” and Cabaret monopolized the entertainment scene. Because of the Watergate situation, President Nixon resigned from office. Vice President Gerald Ford replaced him as President. The economy was in tho worst recession there had been in 40 years. Muhammad Ali regained the heavy-weight crown over George Foreman. Il Ml§- 13 5 At the final Watergato trial. H.R. Haider-man, John Erlichman, John Mitchell, and Robert Mardian wore convicted. 1975 was also marked by the highest unemployment rat since 1941. In the movie industry, the blockbuster movie “Jaws came to the screen. -- ......................................................... 1 - In 1976, America celebrated her 200th Birthday. To celebrate America's Bicennten-ial. there were parades, fireworks, and parties. In the 1976 Presidential race, Jimmy Carter won over Gerald Ford. This was the year CB radios and discomania swept the country. Everyone had a “handle and danced to the mu- m I The ERA was blocked in many stat« ing the movement. also received a hard blow. Solar energy was the newest energy source. The movie Saturday Night Fovor was the hit of the year. On the TV screen. Roots was watched by millions of AmnncanvJ'' 19 78 was a year of peace ant President Carter, Menachem Begin. Sadat made a large step towards peace at Camp David concerning Israel and Egypt. The senate also passed the Panama Canal treaty The first “test tube baby” was bom. This past year has been a year of many turbulent events. The Shah of Iran was overthrown and Ayatollah Khomeini took over Iran. Margaret Thatcher was elected Brittain s first female Prime Minister. In the U.S.. Pope John II made a memorable trip to the U S. and millions came out to see him. The worst commercial nuclear accident occurred at Pennsylvania's Three Mile Island power plant. A clt ifrArlt Skvlab made a fierv No, it's not a creature from Mars, it's only Mr. Jones protecting his lungs from clay dust contamination. Upper and lower left: Students create clay pots on the wheel. Near left: Mr. Isom watches as students enjoy drawing class. sfoWifT sA We 30 1980 1981 BELLEVILLE ILLINOIS Honors BELLEVILLE TWP. H.S. EAS1 1980 PASSENGER Vy CAR, ’79-’80: ENDING OF AN ERA That oxciting moment — you're sixteen and your blue slip arrives in the mail. You pester your parents until they take you to the drivers' license station. Finally! Independence and adulthood — at least that's what you thought! With depleting energy sources and increasing gasoline and oil prices, the symbolic image of the car may soon be shattered. Needless driving and gas cars are on the way out. Thus, the ending of an era. rr --y r ' : •• '- VALENTINE'S DA Y Valentino's Day has been celebrated for many centuries throughout the world. There are many different customs and rituals that are followed. In the U.S., Valentines are given to those special friends and loved ones on that magic date. February 14. Even though schools, banks, and businesses do not close for Valentino's Day. it is one of the most popular holidays. And it should be — after all, it feels good to have someone tell you you're special and to tell someone else they're special too. 4S Mike Margerum finds an alternative to the cafetena food. ---r—? WORKING LAUGHING LEARNING Missy Wtldermueth tries lo figure out Randy Martin. ASYLUM: 5 AT STATE Lower left: Don Bender and Lisa Wahlig. Left: Dana Seats and Don Bender. Below: Vicki Isom. CAST OF ASYLUM Becky Williams Don Bender Lisa Wahlig Matt Greenberg Andy Cook Dana Seets Vicki Isom Lou Ann Nicks Michelle LePere Dave Becker Keith Scharringhausen Laurie Miller Jeff Bergman Charles Zeller: Director Ron Isom: Tech. Director Tracy Richards: Student Tech. Laurie Miller: Student Tech. 2nd place: District 2nd place: Sectionals 5th place: State — •O- ' e- $ e Hi§M ii: |N IHE 111SMV MU I 11 II44 STUDENTS INVOLVED IN THE MUSICAL REVIEW PRACTICE AND REHEARSE IN B100. SPANISH DANCERS Joel Heuer and Stephanie Kinnunen take a moment behind the hat. - - -- -- The Spanish dancers are part of the Spanish Club. They perform various Mexican dances including The Mexican Schuffle and the famous Mexican Hat Dance. The group has been active for six years and performs many times during the year in the community. Members of the organization include, Tracey Overly, Julie Richardson, Julie Steinhardt, Sonya Schneider, Joel Heuer, Stephanie Kinnunen, Pam Woods, Debbie Schmiz, and Dona Benhoff. lulie Steinhardt adds beauty to the dance. . L. lo R.: front row. Kay Heat. Jenny Hillbrand. Jim Paul, Ed Suddeth. Carol Logsdon. Rich Rader. Margaret Real, Irene Millard. Phyllis Mayes. Lisa Koeller. Peggy Kirsch. back row. Doug Peters. Scott Oblander. Gary Cleveland. Dennis West, Jeff Burkett, and Mike Barbachem. The Belleville East Math Team continued to dominate the metro-St. Louis area during its competitions this year. Albert Boyles, Gerald Dunn, Sandra Spirtas, and Aaron Phillips coached the team to success in the St. Mary of the Woods, S.I.U. Edwardsville, S.I.U. Carbon-dale, and MacMurray College Math Field Days. In all, the East team set back some 150 other teams. 49 50 N.H.S. INDUCTION ‘Eva Carter ‘Sharon Gentle ‘Mark Meyer Kim Underwood David Cook Christine Davis Mark Hollman Scott Oblander Douglas Peters Margaret Real Diane Reinhardt Wenda Weis Suzanne Huard Kathie Krupp Hrant Norsigian Michael Bell Robin Bailey Lee Ann Brinkman Richard Combs Diana Holifield Todd Hardt Patricia Reis Richard Roylance Janet Baldwin Charles Causey Jeff Hutchinson Elizabeth Webster Trudy Bond Kathleen Hoef Doris Gerstner Janet Breunig Cynthia Leonard Rebecca Williams Elissa Lockwood David Riggle Kimberly Mangicaro Kerry Taplin Kim Scharringhausen Jerry Crenshaw Angela Bertelsman Michele Kern Lisa Wilson Martha Kurtz Roy Campos Cherie Else Alison Dickerson Julie Ruffner Susan Earnhart Sheryl Walter Karl Hees Timothy Wiltsie Ginger Sewell Michelle Backues Elena Togias Kelly Hamilton Dana Kramer daclynn Lett Kevin Mehlan James Thomas Dennis Card Catherine Kocsterer Mary Cornell Laura Mahoney Shahrdad Khodamaradi James Koenig Pamela Lyons Christopher Maksudian Irene Millard Larry Vick Mark Arnold Kevin Greshnender Davey Chaney denotes senior ■■■ • - - O • • I GOTTA’ AAME VARSITY FAN % BELLEVILLE EAST IS KNOWN AS THE SCHOOL WITH A JACKET FOR EVERY AC-TIVITY! LANCERS HAVE GREAT PRIDE IN THEIR SCHOOL AND THIS IS SHOWN BY THE POPULARITY OF B E. JACKETS. LEFT: BELLEVILLE EAST VARSITY CAST. RIGHT: BELLEVILLE EAST VARSITY TOM SIEGEL. L. to R.: front row. Mike Barbae hem, Dave Genin. Lisa Talley. Amanda Cange back row Mark Moran. Larry Tierney. Ed Minninum, Dennis West. Gary Cleveland Gene Wieland’ Sheme Tyler, and Jeff Burkett. Not pictured: Mike Bell. Bndgette Hayes 1 STATE TEST TEAM! The high quality of academics at Belleville East was shown by a team of students who competed in a contest consisting of a senes of tests. The contest was sponsored by J.E.T.S., Junior Engineenng Technical Society, and tested high school students from all over the state in math. English, physics, chemistry, biology, pocket calculators, and engineenng graphics. The team captured first place in the district competition held at B.A.C.. then went on to claim the state championship at the University of Illinois. Individual winners in the state testing were. Mike Bell, 2nd place at state in math, and Bndgette Hayes. 1st place at state in biology. They received their honors after competing against 300 other contestants. Individual winners in the district tests were Dave Gemn, 3rd English; Mike Bell. 1st math; Mike Barbae hem. 2nd math; Bndgette Hayes. 1st biology; Larry Tierney. 2nd biology; Gary Cleveland. 3rd chemistry; Jeff Burkett. 2nd physics; Mike Barbachem. 2nd graphics; and Mike Bell, 1st pocket calculator. We should all be proud of our team. They showed the Chicago schools that Southerners aren't quite as dumb as they thought! 2L r v r p R O C O N P R O C O N P R O C O N P R O C O N DEBATE DEBATE DEBATE Who carries around little black briefcases and spends hall ol their lives traveling in vans through Illinois. Missouri, and Indiana? Who else • The Belleville East Debators! The Debate team competed in over ten tournaments against more than 500 regional teams. The squad came home victorious’ The 1979-1980 squad accumulated an overall 66% win loss record and have either won or placed in seven ol the tournaments they have attended. The '79-'80 squad members include; Todd Taplin. Ian Toler. Mike Bell. Kent Worley. Paul Gompers, Tony Smart, Luke Schuob. Dennis Card. Mark Splitstone. Rob Hearst. Dave Brandt, and Linda Tate. 1980 RETIREES William DuHadway Sam Jones Charles ''Sam'' Jones taught English for 25 years at both Belleville High Schools. He was chairman of the Bellville East English Department for ten years. His retirement plans are indefinite, but he is surely looking forward to new horizons. Jones has directed one act plays and coached the Individual Events team, as well as manning the public address system for East home football games. He earned his Bachelor's Degree from Kansas University and his Master's Degree from Washington University. Bill DuHadway was a teacher for nineteen years. He taught science and math at Clark Jr. High in East St. Louis for five years. His service at East includes, teaching physical education for 14 years. DuHadway was also chairman of the physical education department for twelve years. In addition to teaching, DuHadway coached football, track, and girls' tennis. DuHadway earned his Bachelor's Degree from Southeast Missouri State, and his Master's Degree from S.I.U., Edwardsville. DuHadway and his wife will move to their recently purchased home on Table Rock Lake in Kimberling City. Mo. 5NIP5 —N— 5NRP5 ABOVE: SOPHOMORE HAMS. NEAR UPPER RIGHT: LOVE. FAR UPPER RIGHT: LISA TALLEY STARTS THE PLEDGE. LOWER NEAR RIGHT: NEIL HAIDA AND JOHN BOYLE. FAR LOWER RIGHT: STUDENTS IN MR. POWELLS CLASS. Do You Recognize This School? The school on the other side of town, Belleville West, is perhaps Belleville East's biggest rival. But, never fear! The East will prevail!! DISTRICT OFFICIALS AND BOARD OF EDUCATION SUPERINTENDENT K LANE MILLER. STANDING: ASSISTANT SUPERINTEDNENT DR. ROBERT DOS1ER BOARD OF EDUCATION: SITTING-JUNE COX ED BURRIS STANDING-JOSEPH DOLAN NORMAN KAUSE. LEONARD MOORE. GEORGE NOLD PRESI DENT. VERNON ECKERT (NOT PICTURED) ' —— ABOVE: Board Member. Vernon Eckert, retinng alter 15 years of service. MANAGER-EUGENE SAWALICH BOARD SECRETARY-JEAN DONOVAN IlFS People born under the sign of Aries ere born with simple, unaffected manners, with an obedient disposition and yet with capacity for commanding. They are generous, firm in will, superior in mind, quick, brilliant, courageous, but not lacking in prudence, and often with artistic talents. 1. Susan Jenninger English 2. Jeanine Flaugher Math 3. Gerald Dunn Math 4. Richard Klauss Foreign Language 5. Brenda Stephenson Counselor 59 60 Taurus children are endowed with a stubborn disposition which makes them rebellious to advice, exaggeratedly proud, difficult of approach, and fond of opposition. They have a straight forward mind, just, inquisitive and shrewd; the qualities of a diplomat. 1. Virginia Capone Business 2 Charges Zeller English. 3. Sandra Spirtas Math 4. Billey Chaney Foreign Language 1. Emily Marsh Social Studies 2. Eldon Boerngen Business 3. John Frew Business 4. Ruth Heiligenstein English Ufa V- V w ■■-- --- • ST' H7 Gemini subjects ere born with probity, a pleasing accomodating disposition, a temper quickly irritated but just as quickly calmed down. Gemini oftend promises some kind of celebrity. The subject has inventive genius and. with it. a love of science. 1. A1 Boyles Math 2. A.J. McGlauflin Administration 3. Cullen Clauser IMC 4. Gus Damann Social Studies 5. Sybil Washburn English 63 1. Harold Huch English 2. Ralph Schaefer Social Studies 3. Dennis Bechtold Social Studies 4. Jemima Owens Foreign Language 5. Urban Baum Biology CEMHNI Cancer's are averagely the most agitated subjects of the zodiac. They are restless and live a life of power, activity, stability, consistancy, richness, and creativity. 1. Larry Patton Math 2. Majorie Reith Business 3. Joan Weisenstein Biology 4. Kenneth Schoenebeck Foreign Language 5. Wayne Prince Industrial Ed. 6. Ivan Carwell English 65 1. BARBARA LYONS COUNSELOR 2. TERRY CRYDER SOCIAL STUDIES 3. FRED HOTT ENGLISH 4. TONI A QUEEN BUSINESS 5. SUE YUNG PHYSICAL ED. 6. JIM VOELKEL REMEDIAL ED. Vc LEO'S GENERALLY ARE INFLUENTIAL WITH A LOFTY MIND, AN UNBENDING DIGNITY. A SPIRIT OF FAIR PLAY. AND WARM AND GENEROUS HEART THEY WILL BE FIRM AND STRAIGHT AHEAD BUT SECURE WITH HONESTY. 1. JOE KONYA INDUSTRIAL ED. 2. MARY SUE JETT ENGLISH 3. DALE ZINK BUSINESS 4. MARY JO BARTLOW ART 1. CURT BAGWELL MATH 2. ROBERT L. GENTSCH SOCIAL STUDIES 3. BARBARA HOLLAND BIOLOGY 4. VIRGINIA MILLER BUSINESS VIRGO SUBJECTS ARE BESTOWED WITH COOL REASON. SPIRIT OF EQUITY. A MERCIFUL DISPOSITION. AND A TASTE FOR EVERYTHING THAT IS HONEST AND STRAIGHT FORWARD 1. WILLIAM POWELL PHYSICAL SCIENCE 2. RONALD STEPHENSON ENGLISH 3. DIXON RAGSDALE MATH 4. JAMES MCHANEY MUSIC 5. ROY CARPENTER FOREIGN LANGUAGE 6. DENIS SNEP PHYSICAL ED. 69 1. WILLIAM COATES COUNSELOR 2. AL WALSTON PHYSICAL ED. 3. NANCY MUNIE BOERGEN BUSINESS 4. LLOYD ELMOR DRIVER ED. 5. RON ISOM ART 6. DAVE SHE ARY MATH 7. JAMES COLGAN ART 71 u nr LIBRAINS ARE CONSITANT WITH GREAT GENTLENESS. PURE MORAL PRINCIPLES. AND A MERCIFUL SOUL. THEY ARE SLIGHTLY MELANCHOLY; WHILE ANGER IS EASILY AROUSED AND RAPIDLY QUIETED DOWN. 1. BETTY JO MEYER ENGLISH 2. HAZEL STANISLAWSKY COUNSELOR 3. WES TALLEY ENGLISH 4. GERALDINE JOHNSON PHYSICAL ED. 5. ELIZABETH GREEN ENGLISH 6. JOHN LOGSDON BIOLOGY Mill It SCORPIO SUBJECTS ARE ENDOWED WITH SHREWD. PERSUASIVE. FICKLE, CAPRICIOUS. DREAMY. POETICAL. AND OFTEN RELIGIOUS PERSONALITIES 1. DALE CROUSE BUSINESS 2. MARGO BELT ENGLISH 3. LINDA CARTER ENGLISH 4. CHARLES L. JONES ART 5. E. N. DILDAY COUNSELOR 6. PAUL BROWNING PHYSICAL ED. VUillf 1. NORMAN HAKE MATH 2. KAREN PALMER ENGLISH 3. JO ROUSSEAU ENGLISH 4. DAN BAINTER SOCIAL STUDIES 5. DEAN RENN DRIVER ED. 73 74 sajittetias SAGITTARIANS ARE ENDOWED WITH AN INGENUOUS. STRICTLY HONEST NATURE. WITH A GENEROUS HEART. THAT DOES KINDLY ACTS WITHOUT A THOUGHT OF REWARD OR EVEN GRATITUDE. 1. MICHAEL HALDEMEN ENGLISH 2. DOUGLAS C. BUSH ADMINISTRATION 3. SUE BECHTOLD SOCIAL STUDIES 4. MARY HARRIS PHYSICAL ED. 5. FLORENCE MAISEL ENGLISH 6. NANCY COATES SOCIAL STUDIES 7. LYLE REED ADMINISTRATION 8. GERALD DUSEK BUSINESS 9. NORMAN FINK PHYSICAL ED. CAPRICORN PERSONS WILL BE SELF-MADE MEN AND WOMEN. THE BUILDERS OF THEIR OWN FORTUNE. AND THEY WILL KNOW HOW TO REMAIN PROSPEROUS. 1. MICHAEL ASBURY ENGLISH 2. TIM BARTH BIOLOGY 3. HOWARD SIMPSON PHYSICAL SCIENCE 4. NAOMI DAVIS BUSINESS 5. LOE KIRSCH MUSIC 6. TERRY BLAIES SOCIAL STUDIES 7. PAULINE CRADER BUSINESS 75 76 AQUARIANS ARE ENDOWED WITH A SPECIAL APTITUDE FOR FINE ARTS AND SECURES POPULAR RECOGNITION FOR THEIR REMARKABLE WORKS. BESIDES. THEY LIVE A LONG LIFE AND LOFTY POSITION. 1. JONELL CROOK ENGLISH 2. CAROLE THOMPSON MATH 3. BETTY JO COX HOME ECONOMICS Pisces PISCES PEOPLE ARE ARTISANS OF THEIR OWN CELEBRITY AND WILL ATTAIN IT IN THE REALM OF FINE ARTS. SCIENCE. OR LIT. ERATURE. POPULARITY WILL COME TO THEM UNBIDDEN. 1. DON OTTNESS DRIVER ED. 2. JIM MOORE INDUSTRIAL ED. 3. AARON PHILLIPS MATH 4. PAUL HUMES INDUSTRIAL ED. 5. DR. ELLER ADMINISTRATION 6. BLANCHE LUCAS BUSINESS 77 m 78 SECRETARIES NOT PICTURED PHYSICAL ED.- GWEN BALEN HOMEMAKING- MYRA BI.ACKMAN MARGARET DAVIS CAROL.VN HARDIMON ENGLISH- MAURICfe SNIVfcLY IND. ED.- WILLIAM WILLET WILLIAM WOOD MUSIC- PHILLIP PAELTZ SOCIAL STUDIES- JOHN BURKE AL SCHEIDER FREEMAN SORRELL KEITH SPINDLER REMEDIAL ED.- PHILLIP ALEMAN FRANK CATTANEO GLEN RICE MARY SCANDRETT LIBRARIAN- BEA GOODWIN BARBARA MOLITARIS FRONT ROW: ALLEEN BUSEKRUS. DONNA RECKLEIN, KATHY SLIMENT, RUTH GRANDCOLAS, BACK ROW: BLANCHE HUET-ING. RUTH FRIES. PAT BERTSCH. CAROL BATTOE, LA VERNE ELSER. — TTT? CUSTODIANS FIRST ROW- KEITH BICKLEIN. MIKE DRISCOLL. MEL HOCK. JOHN GENE LOPEZ. SECOND ROW- RAYMOND RICHMOND. JIM AVERBECK, RALPH MENSENGER. WAYNE BECKMAN. BOB MCMILLIAN CAFETERIA STAFF 79 SARA ADAMS SUSAN ADAMS WAYNE AGNE GREG ANDERSON ROBERT ABBOT CATHY ABEGG CLASS OF 80 DAVID ABBOT 83 LINDA APPEL ROBIN ARNOLD chorus, float, skits, cc. de. french club, tennis, phantoms, prom comm. BRUCE AUGUSTINE baseball, float, skits, nhs ROGER BALDRIDGE football DONNA BALDING DOUG BALDUS PAUL BAESKE archery, football, photo club, wrestling, model un. ia MIKE BARBACHEM baseball, basketball float, escort, etc. football, math team, soccer capt, phantoms 64 TINA BARHORST chorus, float laureate. KAREN BARNHILL float, phantoms, ppo MIKE BARRINGER nhs, Spanish club majorettes, phantoms, ppo. treble choir, yearbook JEANIE BARTON float, nhs, phantoms, prom comm. JODIE BARTON TERI BARTS ifs. chorus, float, etc. orchestra, ppo. treble choir ROBIN BEAMER TONI BEAN JASON BECHERER basketball BRUCE BECKER float, skits, football, track, wrestling DAVID BECKER c. etc. le, orchestra, phantoms. thes pians MARY LOU BEHRMAN chorus, tea. yearbook 85 DON BENDER etc pees and vp. ie. nhs. thes DIANE BENHOFF pians pres and vp CAROL BERGER float, ecology club, bas ketball. phantoms, ppo, volleyball, yearbook sports ed. softball DEBBIE BERGMAN yearbook asst, senior ed. etc. latin club treas. chorus, soph choir, cc. float, skits, phantoms, prom comm TOM BIEKERT KEN BIERMANN ioolbaU. auto enthusiast KIM BIERMANN DUANE BILLHARTZ TODD BERKLEY baseball, float, skits, en- CATHY BESHEARS skits semble. laureate sports ed, nhs. phantoms, ppo. prom comm. sc. yearbook photo ed KEITH BEYERSDORFER floats KEVIN BEYERSDORFER float, skits, ger- man club, phantoms, soccer, yearbook JEFF BINGHEIM DEBBIE BLACK JANET BLANCHARD horns, float, skits, cc KEITH BLUMBERG sec. etc, french dub. latin club, laureate, nhs. phantoms, ppo. soph choir, yearbook CHRISTY BOECKMAN LUCY BOESHART cheerleader, chorus, float, fca. phantoms, prom comm, sc, student service, track, soph and jr class pnncess TOM BOGARDUS MARGARET BOGOSIAN 87 BECKY BOSCHENREITHER JEFF BOSWORTH TOM BOYD JOHN BOYLE baseball, basketball, football, nhs KIM BOLLER chess club, float, skit. etc. fca, TODD BOND basketball, football capt. track JEFF BONiFIELD auto enthusiast, float, JULIE BONN phantoms, ppo, sc sec. track, yearbook skits, phantoms, thespians, variety show, year book CHARLES BRADEN concert band. de. loot ball, marching band, orchestra, vanety show SHARON BRADLEY chorus, fha, phantoms ppo. treble choir BRIAN BRAND AMEN concert band, german club, laureate photo ed, marching band, photo club, track MELISSA BREITWEITSER float, ecology club, german club, phantoms, ppo MELINDA BREM JOHN BRESNAHAN floats, skits, etc. ie. KIRK BREWER RALPH BRISK nhs, phantoms, prom comm, sc vp. thespians. sr. class pres, escort HENRY BROOKS nhs. tennis TAMMY BROYHILL ED BRYDON baseball, football, wrestling LINDA BUESKING Float, phantoms, ppo - - -- - ■ ■' -- ' - - - -- -- • - - - -- - - .........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................- .......................- - MAUREEN BURKE float, skits, phantoms, ppo, prom comm, track JEFF BURKETT baseball, basketball, float, skits, fca sec. football, math team, nhs. prom comm, frosh class pres, escort PAM BURNETT chorus, float, laureate ROBBY BURDGE BETH BURRELSMAN float, skits, lea. bas DON BUSKIRK ketball. tennis, latin club, phantoms, ppo, prom comm, sc, track, variety show, softball 91 LARRY CAHOON lootball ROBBY CAMPBELL STACY CAMPBELL etc. marching band. TODD CAMPO nhs. prom comm, Spanish club, yearbook MELINDA CACIANO MELISSA CACIANO LAURA CASSADY loyalty week queen. CHRIS CASTILLER baseball, basketball, cheerleader, float, phantoms, ppo. sc. track, track, football soph and jr princess BRENDA CATES ANDY CHANNER chorus, float, concert band, cc, marching band, orchestra, soph choir, stage band •• - - ' -«• •- - --- -• AMANDA CANGE afs. art club, chorus. ANDY CARNEY football float, skit, cc vp. debate team, ensemble, etc. ppo. german club, laureate, phantoms, photo club, soph choir, sc. yearbook, musicals, model u.n. LORI CARR chorus, float, skits, concert band. EVA CARTER chorus, float, skits chairman, cc. ensemble, etc, french club, color guard cc. tennis capt. golf, pom pon, phantoms, ppo, capt, marching band, orchestra, phantoms, prom comm, soph choir, sc pari and troas, ppo. soph choir, thespians yearbook ed. queen candidate, soph class pres, track Vz V 93 I,- U-J U L. THERESA COLEMAN MIKE COMLEY baseball, float, skits, phantoms. soccer capt. escort PHIL CHILDERS JOE CHOURA iloat. sc. ja SCOTT CLARK GARY CLEVELAND nhs. ppo cheerleader, soph choir, french club, thespian vp. etc, math team, track RHONDA CONNOR CONNIE COOPER 94 JEFF CRASS basketball, lea. football, track MIKE CROWE ROBYN CRUIKSHANK SUSAN CUMMINGS SUSAN COREY SCOTT CRADER CAROL DAILY phantoms PAT DAS archery, photo club, yearbook, ja DAUNELLE DAVIS PAULA DEBOE cnee Header PAUL DAUPHIN DUANE DAUPHIN KELLY DENTON PAM DENTON chorus, floats, skits, phan toms. ppo. sc. treble choir DEBBIE DERMODY chorus, skits, floats. GREG DICKENS SCOTT DICKERSON CAMRON DIETZ german club sec. tennis, ppo. prom comm, soph chorr, sc. treble choir, color guard RICK DISSETT CHERYL DRUSE blue cheer, cheerleader. KEVIN DUCKWORTH MICHAEL DUDLEY float, phantoms, ppo. track DOUG EDERLE MARCIA EDMONDSON crhorus. float, soph DEBBIE choir, sc comm EDRINGTON float, skit, prom SHERRY comm EDWARDS majorettes, prom MARSHALL ECCHER CINDY DUECKER goll RANDY DURHAM CATHY DWIGGINS float, phantoms, ppo KATHY EGGERS chorus, skits, phantoms. BRAD EILERING football, track MARK EILERS STEVE ELLERBUSCH prom comm. ppo. cheerleader, sc TANYA ELMORE Spanish club KEN EMRICK football, wrestling RHONDA ENGLERTH TAMMY ERUNGER chorus, skits STEPHANIE EUEN RHONDA EVANSKI float, sluts, de. french club, medical careers, phantoms, ppo. student service, track, variety show KEN FALKENBURY DEBBIE FEHLKER float, skits, phantoms, ppo. prom oomm BRIAN FIEBIG BRIAN FIELDS iootball. track KAREN FIRSE float basketball, phantoms. ANNETTE FISCHER sc, track, yearbook 99 100 JIM FLESHREN MONICA FLYNN concert band. cc. french MARY FOGUS KAREN FONGER club, marching band, nhs. oo, soph choir, variety show DENISE FORAN cheerleader, float, phantoms. track GLENN FORAN EVELYN FRANKLIN TOM FREES 101 LAURA GALANTE float, nhs. phantoms. JOSEPH GAY ppo. yearbook DIANA FRENCH de. volleyball manager AMY FUCHS DAVE GENIN ikits. fca pres, german club, soccer SHARON GENTLE oo trees RITA GERLING LARRY GERMANN tennis TIM GIBSON MIKE GIESS float, skit, german club pres, nhs. phantoms, prom comm. sc. 9emor class vp. escort KATHY GLASS MIKE GOING baseball, basketball, float, fca. marching band BOB GOLDSMITH TIM GONZALES -LU UL ANGIE GOODING PATTI GOODMAN chorus, floats, ensem-ble. sc, phantoms GLENN GRAMLICH JOHN GRAWITCH YVONNE GREEN float, laureate, oo. phantoms, Spanish club PAM GRINDLE chorus, float treble choir ecology club, phantoms LISA GRISSOM chorus, float, le. phantoms, treble choir DONNA GROETECKE 103 104 DENNIS HAAKE baseball DON HAGARTY BETH HAGEBUSCH chorus, nhs treas. phantoms, ppo. Spanish club NEIL HAIDA basketball SUE HALL marching band TIM HALL NANCY HAGELY chorus, float, cc, ensemble. ppo. phantoms, soph choir, yearbook ad ed. LINDA HAMILTON S' S S' S'S'S' g S' S' S' S's S' S' S LYNN HARDT float, skits, marching band. KELLY HARRIS SUSAN HARTJE JOHN HARTMANN ppo, phantoms, prom comm, yearbook underclassmen ed 105 LINDA HATAWAY tennis, marching band, STEPHANIE HAWKS chorus, tloat. pnan- BRIDGET HAYES ie. nhs. yearbook CRAIG HAYES football, track, wrestling nhs. ppo. phantoms, pom pon, Spanish club. toms. ppo. treble choir track, volleyball 106 FRED HAYES FRED HAYES MAGGIE HERR CLAUDETTE HERZOG queen candidate. phantoms. 9C. cheerleader capt, chorus, soph choir, frosh pnncess MIKE HECKER DIANE HEILMANN blue cheer, cheerlead- er. chorus, float, skits, phantoms, ppo. sc. queen candidate KEVIN HETTENHAUSEN BARRY HICKS •ccnTcmvyyinn g' e ( c 7 s © LISA HOELSCHER RHONDA HOERCHER float. skits, french club, tennis, phantoms, prom comm CHUCK HOLLERBACH KEVIN HORCHER 107 106 JANET HOTTER horns, float, skits, concert MARK HOWELL ie pres. LAURA HUBATCHECK BLAKE HUCH wrestling band. cc. french club pres, marching band, nhs, phantoms, ppo, prom comm. soph choir, vanely show CINDY HUFF chorus, float, skits, cc. ensem- RON HUGHES baseball, laureate, soccer LIANA HULLTUNG MARY HUMPHREYS ble. etc. orchestra, phantoms, ppo, soph choir 3 Or: PATTY HUMPHREYS trench club. oo. va-nety show, musical THERESA HUMPHREYS art club, french club, laureate, phantoms, vanety show, musical JIM HURSEY art club, phantoms, prom comm. ia SIBYLLA HURST FRANK HUSCHLE SHEILA HUTCHINSON cheerleader, float, skit, phantoms, ppo. prom comm, track, sc CINDY HYATT KATHY HYATT jT LISA IACONA MELANIE INGRAM URSULA JAGLES MICHELLE JARRETT DAVID ISSELHARP TOM JACOBS baseball, football, german club, nhs CRAIG JESENICK KEITH JOELNER JODIE JOERGENSEN float, do. phantoms, ppo BRIAN JOHNSON ‘ootball. orchestra, auto CARL JOHNSON enthusiast KATHY JOHNSON 112 KIM KEEL blue cheer, chorus, floats, skits, DARREN KEHOE float, german club, phan- BUDDY KELLER basketball MICHAEL KERR fca, fha. medical careers, phantoms. Spanish toms, yearbook club ROBERT KASSING CECILIA KASSLEY chorus, float, skits. KELLY KECK marching band, phantoms, prom comm, soph choir, Spanish club sec. treble choir, color guard ERIC KARRI GAN T a 113 PETER KIRSTEN SUSAN KLOESS float, skit, german club, oo, student services Q Q?' MICHELLE KINNY ecology club, ppo DAVE KIRCHOFT tennis capt. DONNA KNAPP chorus, float, phantoms. KENT KNEBELKAMP t -aseball, basketball, ppo. soph choir, treble choir float, football, nhs 114 ELAINE KNIKER softball KATHY KNOTH ANTHONY KONDRACKI SUSAN KORTE PAT KORVES float, skits, de. medical ca- STEVE KRAMER reers sec. ppo 115 ROBERT LITTLE archery, football, track STEVE LOBERMEIER SANDRA LOCHRIDGE CAROL LOGSDON chorus, float, skit, french club, math team, nhs, ppo, soph choir, Spanish club SCOTT LOUIS WALTER MADDEN LISA LUECHTEFELD GWYNETH MAHONEY RICK MALEC CRAIG LURTZ DELORES LUTTRELL MARK LOGSDON chorus, float, concert band. cc. ecology club, football man., marching band, soph choir, stage band, variety show, wrestling TOM MANLEY archery, latin club pres. nhs. model u.n. MIKE MARGERUM irehery, cross country, nhs. track RANDY MARTIN baseball, basketball, float, skit, football, nhs. soccer capt. yearbook STEVE MARXER float, football, phantoms, ppo cheerleader, track, wrestling, auto enthusiast SUSAN McAFEE TANYA MASSEY cheerleader KELLY McEVERS PHYLLIS MAYES afs. archery, chorus, float, skit, debate team. etc. french club, german dub pres, lancerlot. math team, natl. forensic league, nhs. soph choir, treble choir, natl. merit somt-finalist KELLEY McHUGH MACK McINTYRE laurie McMullen MARK MEYER JESSIE MILE UR BILL MILLER float, skits, phantoms, sc LISA MILLER PAM MILLER chorus, floats, skits, oo, prom comm. TAMMY MILLER BRAD MINEMAN ED MITZAN GWEN MOHR basketball, softball, volleyball man. 119 v: ED MINEMAN math team. nhs. scholar quiz team, model u.n. A.- '4 PEGGY MITCHELL chorus, floats, skits, french club, marching band, phantoms, ppo. prom comm, soph choir. Spanish club, variety show, yearbook copy ed., color guard, musical JOE MOLLETT SHERRY MOORE track 120 MARK MORAN basketball, chorus, cc. cross MICHAEL MORRIS STEVEN MUDD country, trench club, soph choir, track VICKI MUENICH JIM MUETH chess club, float, skits, german RICKY MUIR MARK MURPHY DINA MUTCHEK cheerleader, float, nhs. club, laureate, phantoms, soccer, sc. model phantom, sc u.n., scholar quiz team 121 GINA OBST DAN OWENS ie. thespians DAVID OBERHOLTZER cjolf, tennis, wrestling TERRI OBERMEIER blue cheer, chorus float, ecology club, ensemble, etc, lea, fha. latin club treas. medical careers, phantoms, soph choir, track KELLY PALMER :horus, float, skits, lea. oo JOHN PEA baseball, float, fca, football, span-sec. ppo. soph choir tsh club DAN PETT ROGER PHELPS ANGELA PEIROLO TERESA PIERCE ROBERT PITRA JENNY PERRY floats, skits, laureate, phantoms. ppo. yearbook BRENDA POWERS chorus, fha. treble choir librarian DENNIS PRINDABLE football CONNIE QUAYLE chorus, skits, phantoms, ppo, treble choir ANGELA RAAB lha. dept, honors 124 ANN RAFFERTY float, skits, phantoms, ppo. LIZ RAINBOLT cheerleader, queen candi- RHONDA RAINSBERGER DANNY RAMAGE football, eecort prom comm. Spanish club, sc, yearbook, Jr. date, float, phantoms, ppo class sec SANDY RAMSEY TOM REAL floats, skits, cross country, ger- RUTH REDMON oo reporter JOE REED man club, phantoms, ppo cheerleader, soccer, track, wrestling CRYSTAL REEDY marching band. nhs. KAY REGENSDORFER iloat. skits, lancer-phantoms. ppo lot. phantoms PATTI RE1L1NG BARB REILMANN RON REIS JEFF RENO BRENT REYNOLDS AL RHEINECKER 126 TRACEY RICHARD chorus, float, skits, etc. JACK RICHARDSON ppo, lea vp, marching band, treble choir sec. prom comm, phantoms, variety show, nfle line, color guard capt. LEIGH RICHMOND NICK RIGAS float, skit, german club, laureate. phantoms, prom comm, model u.n. CHRIS RIGNEY DUANE RIPPERDA JOE ROBERTS0 DOUG RUCKMAN cross country capt, nhs. track SHERRI SANDERS chorus, float, medical careers. phantoms, soph choir, treble choir pres, blood dnve CRAIG SARACHENE cross country, etc. german club vp. nhs. ppo cheerleader, track JANE SARIC GARY ROSSY DEBBIE ROUSH JEFF RODENMEYER CHRISTY ROHWEDDER (3 127 LOUIS SAUL BONNIE SCHAD RON SCHIELD chorus, float, skits, concert JAN SCHNUR band, cc pres, ensemble, etc, latm club sec. marching band, nhs, orchestra, phantoms, soph choir, track, vanety show JEAN SCHOBERT PAUL SCHOLZ concert band, ecology club, stage band, marching band SHELLEY SEETS afs float, kits. etc. nhs phantoms, pom pon capt. prom chairman, sc, thespians, vanety show, queen candidate RHONDA SEIBERT float, phantoms, ppo student service, softball NANCY SEMLOW chorus, float, skits, cc, etc, laureate, nhs, phantoms, pom pon capt. ppo. prom comm, soph choir, vanety show JONI SETTLES cheerleader capt. floats JOE SCHOTT iootball, wrestling ANITA SCHUTZENHOFER track, sc. tennis capt. TRACI SCHWENGLES float, skits phan toms, ppo. prom comm STACY SCHWIND ; V 130 a KELLIE SHANKLE chorus, float, ensemble, DEBBIE SHAW floats sc, phantoms, soph choir. Spanish club, treble choir, yearbook senior ed, frosh pnncess TOM SHEEHAN baseball, float, skits, phan- CINDY SHELLEY toms, prom comm, yearbook ass. ed. frosh and soph class treas. jr class pres, escort — SANDY SHEMOSKI HARRY SHEPERD baseball, chess club, chorus, concert band, cross country LAWRENCE SHILLING TOM SIEGAL baseball, basketball, float, fca, football, german club, yearbook LYNN SIELAND GARY SIMMONDS LORI SIMON CHRIS SIMONS soph choir, chorus, ensem- bio. spaniah club, treble choir vp JIM SIMONS chorus, cc librarian, nhs, soph choir, Spanish club ROBERT SIMPSON LINDA SINOVIC chorus, cc. nhs. oo. soph choir ROBERT SKAER afs. art club pro , float skit, concert band, ecology club. etc. german club, lancerlot. marching band, orchestra, model u.n.. phantoms, ppo cheerleader 131 PAULA SLANER CATHY SLONE blue cheer, oo MIKE SMALLWOOD auto enthusiast KEVIN SMITH MARY SMITH TOM SMITH REBECCA SOMMERS SHARON SOUTHERLAND choms. tloat. fha. phantoms WENDY SORRELL DENISE SPARGUR chorus, float, skit. fca. JULIE SPENCER BILL SPINWEBBER ppo, phantoms, prom comm. Spanish club. sc. track, yearbook, sr class sec. SHARON SPLITSTONE blue cheer, cheer leader capt. chorus, float, cc, french club, math team. nhs. phantoms, ppo. prom comm, soph choir MARILYN SPRENGELER chorus, german club TIM STARK DONNA STARKEY 12J TOT - £JL r —L yrYYyyyr JANE STAUDER fca pres CHRIS STEEL JANE STEVENS chorus, skits, concert band, cc, debate team. etc. german club, marching band, nhs, prom comm, soph choir, sc MARY KAY STEWARD chorus, floats, skits, cc, etc. french club, phantoms, ppo, prom comm, soph choir, variety show BRENDA STEINKAMP float, skits, nhs. DARREN STEINWEG cross country, foot-phantoms ball, track, wrestling BOB STIRRUP float, skits, cross country. LORRIE STOCKS track, phantoms, ppo cheerleader, wrestling K ' tv DEBBIE STORCH ANDY STROM DAVID SULLIVAN baseball, basketball. DIANA SULLIVAN float, fca, lancerlot, laureate feature ed, orchestra 115 DENISE SUMMERS phantoms. Spanish club TERRI SYMPSON chorus, skits, floats, phantoms, ppo, prom somm. soph choir, sc. treble choir LISA TALLEY ifs vp. chorus, float, skits, cc, debate team, etc. german club, math team, nhs p. phantoms, ppo. prom comm, soph choir, model u.n.. sc pres, sr class treas. queen candidate. COLETTE TAYLOR 136 LOWELL TEAGUE KIM TEDESCO cheerleader, float, skits, tennis, phantoms, ppo, prom comm, sc, track DIANE THOMAS phantoms, floats, skits, sc, ppo MIMI THOMPSON CINDY TIDWELL chorus, skits, floats, phantoms. ppo, prom comm. PERRY TIEMANN wrestling, football LARRY TIERNEY iloat, debate team, german club, laureate, nhs pres, phantoms, sc. jr class vp. scholar quiz team, model u.n. KAREN TOBIN JAN TOLER SUSAN TOMMASETTI BARBARA TWENHOEFEL chorus, float, slut, etc, french club, nhs sec. orchestra, soph choir, yearbook art ed. model u.n. SHERRIE TYLER chorus, floats, skits, german club, nhs, phantoms, ppo. prom comm, sc sec. yearbook 137 MIKE TYRA RICK VALERIUS 1J8 MARIO VAZQUEZ MARK VEGA MARY WAIDMANN chorus, floats, skits. JOHN WALDRON concert band, cc, etc. french club, marching band, phantoms, ppo. pom pon, vanety show, musical BRAD VIRDEN concert band, cross country. BRIAN VOSSE track, marching band SUSIE WALKER chorus, treble choir TIM WALKER ANN WALT A float, skits, ecology club, ten- DEBBIE WARNER nis. oo, phantoms, prom comm 139 RICHARD WEATHERFORD DON WEBB WENDY LEE WARNER art club, chorus float, ppo, skits, phantoms, prom comm. Spanish club vp, treble choir DAN WEAVER basketball, chorus, conce rt band, german club, marching band, orchestra, ppo cheerleader, track DIANE WELCH cheerleader, chorus, float, skit, ensemble, lea. nhs. phantoms, ppo. prom comm, soph choir, treble choir trees, yearbook ANN WELKER treble choir 140 DENNIS WEST LISA WEYENBERG MIKE WHEELER MONICA WHITE phantoms, float JEAN WIELAND floats, skits, ecology club, NICK WEISEN auto enthusiast nhs, phantoms, ppo. Spanish club, track MICHELLE WILDERMUTH float, concert band. nhs. laureate ed, marching band. Spanish club, track LAURIE WILLIAMS WAYNE WILLIAMS LADEANA WISELY chorus TINA WOLF chorus, float, skit. ppo. prom comm CHERYL WOMBACHER float, skit, oo 141 PHYLLIS WISNESKI MIKE WOJCIK photo club vp. track KENT WORLEY debate, yearbook business man. PAM WOODFIN m BETH WULLER MARY ANN WUNDERLICH float, skit, or- DAVID YOUNG chestra, pom pon. ppo. variety show CATHY WUEBBLES JEFF WULLER irchery pres MITZI ZANDERS - NOT PICTURED MARLIN ANDERSON JULIE ARBEITER MARK ARNOLD TAMRA BARTH DOREEN BEARE ROBERT BENZZE BILL BORKOWSKI BOB BROKAW CHARLES BROWN ROZANNE BRYDON MARK BUNETA JOE BURROW JOHN CABENELLAS JULIE CAMPBELL HELEN CARROLL MICHAEL CECIL CLAUDETTE CHAMBERS KERRY CHUN JERRY CRENSHAW DENISE DAY ED DELMORE DOUG DICKERSON SUSAN DIXON DONNA DUNCAN TONI EGGEMEYER MARK GROSS RENEE HALFHILL MATT HALL DIANA HASKINS DAVID HENSLER SANDRA HERZIG SONDRA HERZIG RAY HOFF TIM HUDSON KAREN INGER CHRIS JOHNS GERALD KLOHR KIM LAYMAN DONNA L1NDAR CHARLES LINDSEY DAVID LOEPKER RHONDA LUDWIG DAN LYNCH DEBBIE MARTIN KURT MARTIN JAMES MOORE MICHAEL MUMAW PHILIP PRINCE MICHAEL PSYSZKA LIZETTA RECAR JOHN RICHARDSON RANDY RIDGE KATHY RUDD JIM SASSON VICKI SCHWENDEMAN JAMES SHERMAN SUE SHORT PATTY STALLINGS JULIE STONE PAULA THICKSTON KENT TIEMANN LISA TOWNLEY THANH TRAN JIM TURNER MARGARET TURNER ROGER USSELMAN DENISE VOGT SCOTT WALTER TOM WATERS PAT WELCH JIM WELLER JOE WILLIAMS DEBBIE WILSON JUDY WISCOMBE ANN WOLFBRANDT DEBBIE WOODCOCK GREG WORLEY PATRICIA WRIGHT 141 ABBREVIATIONS cc- concert choir de- distributive education nhs- national honor society ja- junior achievement etc- east theater company ppo- powder putt Olympics afs- American field service prom comm- prom committee ie- individual events fca- fellowship of Christian athletes sc- student council fha- future homemakers of America oo- office education tc- treble choir E. J. Bach Michelle Backues Mary Bailey Robin Sue Bailey lame Bailey l eanna Baker Karen Baker I r- j Toni Baldwin Janel Baldwin David Barbachem Sue Barclay Enca Bannotti Mary Barron Paul Bassler A Connie Becherer Faye Bechtoldt Curtis Beck Barb Becker Debra Bocker Gary Becker Sandie Behrle David Bell Mike Bell 147 Greg Blates Kevin Blankenship Kellie Blanton Connie Blazier Chuck Boeckman Debbie Bogovich Trudy Bond hrn Borkowski lanine Borsch Barb Bowen Lon Boyer Ken Boyle Kevin Bradley Dave Brandt Brad Brauer Julie Braun Michelle Breakie Edi Brechnitz Janet Brounig Paul Bndges Tom Bnggs Lee Ann Bnnkman James Brooks Donna Brown Brian Brumley Pat Brydon Troy Bunhll Karen BurgdoH Liz Bynum Kelly Byrne Gary Cahoon Terry Campo Roy Campos CM Cange Dennis Card 148 J u N I O R S Viiai Chauhan David Clark Dennis Co Jeannie Comley Barbara Cook Catherine Courtney Ellen Cowart Lynn Crozier Annette Curtis Christine Davis Dan Davis Robert Cathcart Scott Cedarleai David Chaney Beth Chastain Rick Combe Mary Cornell Dawna Coleman Bill Collins Kelly Cook Lisa Corman Shen Crain Jeny Crenshaw Brad Cnpe Donna Deen Lisa Demsky Jell Deppe Mike Derstine Alison Dickerson Frank Dickinson Pal Dethl Rose Dillon Don Dintelman Mike Dissert John Dodson Cathy Dominick Mike Donovan Michele Dormeier Mike Dour OiHa Dunahee loe LXirako Susan Earn hart Lisa Eicholz Chene Else Joe Emnck Barb Engel Becky Encjlerth Bob Fahey Jeanette Faulstich Scott Fenster Charles Fischer Heidi Fisher Cindy Fleshren Drake Garceau Gayle Gaubatz Enc Gauss 149 Connie Gentle Dons Gerstner Kevin Geshwender Pam Gildehaus Dave Glueck 150 Mike Grome Alien Grove Linda Grywalch Tim Hasenstab Tom Hassall lames Hassell Laura Hawks Unda Greiff Sandy Greiman Harris Jeanmne Hartmann Sherri Gonzalez Bnan Goodwin Barbara Halcomb PI Sharon Hanner Randy Hansberry Todd Hard! Pam Heckenberqer Geoffrey Hedden Tammy Heilig Lsa Heiman Matt Heimnch Tim Helfnch John Henderson Pam Herbert Karen Hettenhausen loel Hewer leit Hollerbach Mark Hollman Danee HoUon Manta Honaker Suzanne Huard leli Johns Jim Jouglard Laura Judd Marty Kaeser Dan Kassebaum Susan Kasten Kim Keelinq Jim Keller Gail Kelly 151 Jo© Hill Kathy Hoef Keith Hohe Diana Holiheld Haul Jackson Cjary Jacob Darren James Shelly Kaiser Terry Kammler Bob Kampmeyer Phyllis Kapp Dan Kemper Donna Kemper Mark Kem Michele Kem Alan Leiner Cindy Leonard Jaclynn Lett Scott Leveling Nancy Levy Valene Lillie ' - ' ■ ■-••• ' j _ T.m Kern Don Kimbrell Paul King Dana Kloew Bnan Knapp David Knoebel Kathie Koch Jack Koenig Cathy Koeaterer Jell Larson Damon Lawrence Phuong Le Laune Lelnnghouse Mike Lehnan Susan Leidenheimer Tom Korte Dana Kramer Gary Konkel Kathie Krupp Scott Kuehl TV •- Martha Kurtz Randy Kuhl Michelle Lacroix Walter Kujawa Robert Kukua Diana Landry Teresa Lamie Paula Lanter i- ' ==sV5r KZ'' V - VS'' v= 153 EUissa Lockwood Karen Lorentzyn Molly Louqhman Kathy Lowe Knsty Lowe Linda Luetkemyer Joni Lunk Richard Luzader Pam Lyons Michell Macholtz Amy Madden Carla Madeline Laura Mahoney Chris Maksudlan Jerry Malin Kim Mangicaro John Maschhoff Carleen McAteer Jon McKerracher Scott McClemore Mike McPhearson John McWilliams Greg Meek Kevin Mehlan Frank Menn Tim Mertens Laune Miller Lee Ann Miller Scott Miller Ruth Mollet Laura Moody Bob Moon Allen Moore Rob Morgan Dean Morganstem 1S4 J u N I O R S Cindy Mueller Karen Mueller Mike Munie Paul Muntean Mike Murphy Ann Neeley Mary Neighbors Curt Nelson Dan Neuner Lou Ann Nicks Rick Northcutl Scott Oblander Barbara Ofcet Mike O'Connell Chris Oldnettle Dan Oliver Dan Oliver A1 Olsson Todd Owens Kathy Palmer Mark Patterson Dan Pauley Margery Peppier Cathenne Perr bsa Peterson Karen Pinkerton Mark Piskoe Ken Polka David Potratz Clayton Province Mike Pruett Lisa Pryor Kay Quayle Roy Randall Bob Rasp Mara ret Real Diane Reinhardt Patty Reis David Riggle Kim Riley Greg Ripplinger Rodney Roberts Carol Robinson 1SS Rich Roylance Stan Ruckman Julio RuHner Becky Russell James Kachell bondra kachell Cheryl kainOolt Selena Rhodiq Julie Richardson Randy Ridge Mike Rieso Kim Robinson Christine Sanborn Vicki Savala Larry Schaab Kim Schamnghausen 156 Tami Shreve Scolt Schultz Bev Simpeon Eddie Simunich Diane Sinovic Dave Slimack Aaron Smith Darryal Smith Itm Smith . . . - - ;— — -i------ David Stephan r w m Stewart Tim Stewart lo Stinnett Mike Stock David Thomas Jim Thomas Kelly Thomas Cece Thompson Joanne Thurman 1S7 Shollte Trokey Shawn Turner Kevin Tyra Kim Underwood Paul Tiemann Marcy Tierney Monica Tilk lanet i ipton Steve Townsend Chad Travous Jannean Tnbout Craig Tntley Roger Usselmann Vickie Upton Carlyle Vaz 1S8 J u N I O R S Shertna Vaz David Veach Martin Vega Dirk Verhagen Ens Vest Dartys White Lisa White Scott White Debbie Wickens Sissy Wier X Kevin Vick Enc Vines Denise Voelkol Brian Wilke Kay Williams Mike Williams Rebecca Williams Lisa Wnght Lim Wnqhl Dave Wuebbeb loan Wykoff Kim Zaken Lba Zehnng Bill Zink NOT PICTURED: Cook. Jamie Freiman. Kenneth Cook. Julie Fntz. John Anderson. Michael Cooper. Connie Frost. Julie Anna. Emma Cunningham. Cynthia Galbraith. Todd Arnold. Kenneth Custer. Alexander Gay. James Atchisson. Carol L. Darwin. Phillip Gojmenc. Pamela Bahonch. Greg Diep. Son Granda. Joseph Bainter. John Dillion. Dennis Graves. David Cartller. Anthony Doran. Dorothy Grawitch. Christopher Casewell. William Edwards. Anthony Gray. Tracy Chaney. John Englehart. Vicky Greenlee. Karon, Clark. Phillip Erb. Sandra Hamann. Lisa Clark. Robert Evanso. Mark Hamilton. Mark Cleamer. Terry Fansher. Leigh Ann Harris, Scott Cochrane. Robert Fields. Karen Haynes. Lance Coleman. Jeffery Fietsma, Jeffery Hees. Karl Collins. John Frem. Melvin Hoiller. Keely 1S9 Renee Xander Avinash Yadaw Ryan Yoch Hill. Robert Mineman, Blaine Schwab. David Hiller. Steve Montague. Joe Seaman. Terry Hoff. Kenneth Moore, Terry Sehr. Donald Horn. Timothy Moore. Thoedore Simmons, Carl Hyatt. Rich Mount. Richard Spenno. Joseph Hughes. Deana Musser, Michael Stallings. Nancy lagels. Ursula Musser. Patnca Stanis. Mark Jenkins. Terry Niederbrach. Russel Steiger. Roy Johnson. Tina Oborhollman. Kenneth Stevens. Roy Jones. Dana O'Neil, Greg Stone. Danny Kempf. Julie Paule. Dale Summer, Charles Klein. Debra Penn, Kevin Sweeney. Mark Laing. Mike Pegak. Aaron Switzer. Scott Lanterman, Matthew Tait. Michele Lehr. Kimberly Pirkle. A1 Taylor, Brian Leonard, Mark Pirlte. Larry Terschulse. Suzzanne Linder. Donna Poe. Barry Thomas. Michael Mappes. Bryan Pool. Larry Uhl. Raymond Mathes, Julio Pnndable. James Vemoy. Pamela Mays. Jnae Ray. Linda McAtee, Pat Reaka. Tracy Walta. Jeff McConnol. Michael Reamer. Jodi Weaver. David McPhearson, Mark Reynolds. W. Brent Weller. Emma McWhoter. Anthony Ridgeway. Chenlyn Wetzel. Lary Meehlmg, Cynthia Riefle. Vemon Whittier. Gregory Mellert. Valene Rowney. James Wicke. Todd Menn. Laura Sassin, Barbara Wiegand. Kenneth Morkle. Lon Schaefer. Kevin Wiegand. Mike Miller. Mielina Schimdt. Janice Wild. Donald £1j lames Baker Keith Bean Jeff Bergman Scott Altman Tim Bachman Mark Barthel Barry Betz Denise Bevirt Shanyn Arent Wendy Baker 19 Tina Beckner Lesa Black Paul Achs Robin Adele Alicia Alarcon Tnsh Barnhill Howard Barrett Susan Berkley Vickie Berry lean Anderson Brenda Baker John Bauer Craig Anthony Mark Biekert Jeff Arendell Marla Baker Diane Becherer Darlene Arnold Tony Bach Bill Bach John Baldus Donna Benhoff Karen Barbee loy Blanquart Doug Blum Kim Blumberg Rich Boeckman Sharon Braun Leanne Break field Benn brechnitz Kaye Brem Butch Broyhill Julie Bruce Diane Brumley Linda Bumak Marty Caudle Tracey Cedarleaf Leslie Celmer Cathy Channer 61 Bob Brandkamp 13 Kevin Brodenck € Kim Camey Lee Ann Carter Kevin Cartwngh! Shan Caswell Bryan Cates Cathy Chaput Tim Childers Tony Chomicki Dana Chnsmore Tracy Clark David Boeschen Michelle Brewer Vincent Bunetic Bob Bonniwell Cindy Brezger Rick Burgess Lee Boulware Tony Bnnk Greg Burton Peggy Bourne Ann Bnnkerhoii Tim Butz 162 ■ ▼ ■ Cathy Cooley Chris Cooper Doug Corbett Doug Coulter Chris Dalman Dan Dang Alphonso Daniel Debbie Denaro Dennis Deppe David Dermody Sharon Detleisen Andy Cook Scott Council Caroline Courtney Walt Czaicki Susanne Conner Dan Cunningham Sherry Daniel Karen Dauphin Rich Davis Cathy DeGiovanni Sarah Demond Paige Dickens Bryan DeVasher Steve DeVore Eric Diaz Todd Dodson o o v 163 Mark Etchholz Donna Ellis Colette Elmore Phil Elmore Brenda Eschenfelder Alan Estes Steve Evans Elaine Evansco Helen Evansco Linda Eversman Diana Ewen Ion Fahsl Kelly Faughn Jackie Faubttch Stephen Ferguson Susan Ferrenbach Dale Fiedler Greg Frerking Diane Frey Jem Fnck Dana Freiss Larry Funk Donna Gabriel Chen Gahk Apnl Gall 164 s o p H O M O R E S Matt Gallant Amy Garrett Randy Germann Sandy Goodwin Munel Graves Barbara Gray Glen Gray v ____________ ___________________________________________ Kann Groom Mike Grueter Phil Guetterman Greq Gundlach Jerry Haas Terry Haas Darla Halford Dan Hagarty Todd Hallon Karla Hanvey Valene Harden Debbie Harms ________- — Laura Hoimnch Van Heins Mike Henry Staci Henschen Diane Herrmann Linda Heuer Kim Hilkey Beth M. Hill Beth Hill Mary Jo Hill Joe Hillebrand Kirsten Hines Michelle Hisle Tim Hobbs Karl Hock Diane Hodge Debbie Holzbach Marketa Honaker Stacy Homback Jennifer Houpt Jerry Hulliung Linda Hummert Vicki Hunnicutt Ken Hurst Bnan Huth Tom lacona Scott Her Stacie Inq Lon Isom Ken Jackson Jell Jacobs Connie Johnson Tammy Johnson Robin Joines Robin Knowles Scott Koch Lsa Koeller Carol Koesterer Dave Konrad Elaine Koopman Jeff Kopis K m Jones Ion Jouqlard Jeffrey Kaiser Susy Kaiser Ricky King Sandy Korte lack Korves Mike Kraus Carolyn Kretlow Alicia Knll Vince King Peggy Kirech Jeif Kitchel Karen Klein -fa - ■MM Michelle leathers Randy Ledbetter R ch Leimcke Mark Luechteleld Phil Martiszus I Tim Kugler Rod Kukua John Kull Mark McIntyre Vicky Kuester Robert Layman Mark Lopinot Alison Madden Steve McAllister Kelly McCoy Linda McHugh Slftei 1HX v Michelle LoPore Matt Luechteleld Doug Malone Mary Lacombe Greg Lacroix Came Laird Kevin I anaqhan am Stove Lopold Susan Lingle Chns London Mary Lopez f - Dave Lugge Julie Lund Knsty Manno Tonv Marks Paul Marks Chuck Martin 3 Dan McKenna Linda McKerracher Karen McKinney Elaine McMillian 168 s o p H O M O R E S Cathy McPherson Greg McWhorter Tamie Millar Colette Miller Lisa Momson Susan Mueller Kim Nunez Vickie Noltkamper Ktm Nova Karen Nations Derek hot ie oyce Ohl Scott Okjeaty Diane Oliver Peggy Olson Jodie Oplt Elaine Meidinger Mike Menn Dave Metzo Susan Meyer Kathy Miller Dana Mills Lisa Monroe Tim Moore Neal Orange Laura Palmer Tina Pannier ' David Peek Chnssy Peirolo Pam Ponder Paul Pray Michael Preston Stacy Pnest Scott Parkinson Jamne Penarvdn Traa Sak Damian Sandhemnch Todd Santanello Jenny Sarachene 7 • U 11 Linda Perkinson Vicky Pinkerton Lisa Poe Anqie Prince Donna Procasky Mary Pyszka John Peottker Natalie Polito David Sauerwein Diane Schaefer Jon Schaller Scott Schari Keith Schamnqhauson 170 s o p H O M O R E S Randy Schield Debbie Schmiz Greg Schroyer David Seitz Karen Seitz fhomas Sheperd Lisa Schewe Cheryl Schewich Lynn Schneider Julie Schnur Larry Schutzenhofer Floyd Schwartz Brenda Silverwnght Ltsa Skidmore Bob Slaner Tony Smart Vicki Simpson Tom Simpson Scott Schilling Denise Schott John Schmidt Robert Schrader Rick Schmidt D • hloemann Bonnie Schmidt Bob Schroeder Kim Schwengels 7 mlj f v Ken Sherland Stacy Smith N' :;• !! Mark Southerland Denise Spangler Cmdy Sparger y Jim Spargur Char Sparks Mark Splits!one Susan Sponger Mike Sprouse Gene St. Germain John Stamper Kathy Stanger Phil Stanley Leann Starr Jim Stauder Renee Steiiens Cyndi Steibel Virginia Stephens Peggy Steward Steve Stewart Dave Stidham Andrea Stimson Barbara Stolitza Robbie Strano Kevin Strube Michelle Stumpf Melissa Sutton Larry Swaliord Dawn Swanson John Swanson Cathy Sympeon I Brenden Tail Linda Tate Don Taylor Lana Taylor Martha Teagle Bobby Tedesco Don Thomas Susan Thomas .. Shelly Thompson Sherry Thompson Jim Tiemann Joe Toler Steve Toth Mark Tottleben Julie Tucker Wayne Tyler 171 172 s o p H O M O R E S Scott Viel weber Sharon Valerius Michelle Vanderpluym David Vasquez Robin Vega Peggy Mary Waldron Joe Viviano Michele Vivona David Voqler Tim Volkers Jim Warren Keri Waterman Frank Warren Scott Wallett Scott Waldrop Julie Walker .Velch Welch Edward Weber Kelly Weidner Beth Weisenstein K etesert Bob Weaver Gina Watson Mitch Watson Ken Welker Gary Welty Terry Welly Kns Werkmetster Denise West Laura Whetstone Whitaker Bruce Wtcklem ' -Viesen ____________- __________________________________________________________ . . — Mark Wieter Julie Wilburn Bob Widermuth Diana Willaams Donna Williams Drew Wilson Kathy Winter Dave Winterbauer Tina Winterbauer Greo Wise Mark Wnght Sue Wrubel John Wunderlich Tracey Wurtz Renee Zanders Ted Zimmerman 173 Bob Williams Mark Wilmsmeyer Jackie Wilner Carol Wilson Garth Xander Ravi Yadava Sandy Yates NOT PICTURED 174 Angele Bachesta Virginia Hayes Pam Robinson Kathy Bannerl Tim Hera Tammy Robenson William Batson Bobbi Hook Hobart Rosier Mark Beare Barbara Humphnes Carolyn Rikavina Cynthia Bianco Tracey Isenhart Vicki Russell Susan Black Robert Jenkins Richard Sargent John Blanquarl Duane Johnston Margaret Schaelor Brad Bossier Brian Kilzer Blaine Schmiedeke Richard Boyote Richard Klein Mark Schneider Terry Bnggs Shelly Klohr L srry Schultz Gene Brown Scott Krepper Patrick Seymour Kenneth Brown Allan Komoromi Jacqueline Shoemake Timothy Brown Kelly Lanigan Forest Shook Donald Bums Ricky Latimer Paula Sill Kim Butler Annette Lee James Simmons Craiq Carpenter Jim Leonard Jim Stevens Tiziana Cipolletti Manlyn Liak Stephanie Stevens Karen Clark John Loughman Donald STocks Joe Coleman Diane Malear Sue Ellen Sylvester Beth Compton Beth Manning Craig Thickstein Tammy Crouch Lee Marty Barbara Timm Cheryl Crowe Mike McAllister Kimberly Tobin Brett Denton Denise McMahon Quang Tran David Diehl John Meise Sandra Twardoski Tommy Dunn Lawrence Menke Penny Ban Sickle Donald Duvall Ellen Miller Frand Ward James Ellner Gary Monk Andrea Wave Kara Evans Debra Moodey Ricky Fellner Doug Muench Randy Forker Jacqueline Obermiller Jell Garcia Jaynene Ogle Bruce Gibson Terry Owens Donna Gissing Laura Padgett Dimberly Gordon Stephen Panek John Gotto Jeanne Paule John Gould Melody Perry Angela Graham Randy Phelp6 Nick Gregory Bryan Pruett Henry Hackmann John Radecki JefJ Hams Jim Reed Donald Hayes Donald Reichling O' Lynette Adams Barb Agnew Heather Alves Shannon Anderson Rene Anthony Robby Appel Susan Appel Melanie Applegate Laura Balcunas Debbie Baldwin Maxine Baldwin Billy Baldwin Lee Ball Ronnie Barbachem Jay Barrett Kathy Barthel Chns Bassett Kim Bauer Lynn Bauer Lisa Beamer Judy Becherer Gail Bechtoldt Wade Bcckner Kns Behnken Mary Behrman Tom Bell 175 176 Mark Belleville Marcia Bendori John Berube Matt Biebert Ken Blank Keith Blankenship Fran Blum Becky Bogardus Dawn Buskirk Jackie Bien Todd Btermann Bobby Bitlle Brian Billhartz Dean Billhartz Linda Bohn Mark Bosworth Samatha Bova Natalie Bradham Enc Bradshaw Rob Branstetter Anqel Breakie Yvonne Breitwiser Ioann Brennan Sheila Brewer Margaret Brisk Robin Brown Tammy Brown Charlene Brydon Kathy Buhl Julie Burke Manlyn Cable Emily Cange Kelly Carham Joe Carroll Kris Carson Chip Cassady David Cates Rick Cutiorth pat Dalman Brenda Damstaedt Sharon David 177 Lynn Deliendall Iim Degiovanni Donna Denaro Jeff Derstine Martha Dick David Chor Michelle Clark Amy Cook Darrell Cook Don Crossland Lon Crozaer Mike Corbitt Lon Cruez Michelle Courtney Jim Cummins ! Denise Davis Teresa Davis Amy Davy Denise Deboe Chns Dickinson Beth Diener Carol Dillon Philip Dillon 178 F R E S H M E N Brian Dinges Amy Dreyer Debby Drury Ken Druse Ken Ederle Scott Edwards Debbie Eilering Linda Elmore Jenne Famen Kathy Fams Kevin Farris Doug Faulkner ■ Enc Donane Daphne Dormeier lefl Dosier Kristin Douglas Rusti Douglas Ronald Dulle Sieve Dunaway Debbje Durzo Sandy Ebel Roslouise England lams Esterly Linda Fanthorpe Alan Fanner Judy Faulsticlc respassing 1 — Stan Finley Jill Firse Susan Fleshren Darrell Fluck Beth Foqus Tim Fowler Jane Fox Steve Francis Jim 1-rank Curt Gansmann Jell Gass Dave Gay Allen Gentry Steve Gentry Cara Gerlitz Diane Gerstner Dawn Geshwender Robert Gildig Clilf Gilmer Donna Glass Kim Godsy Mark Going Rob Goldschmidt Jim Gompers Ten Gonzalez Kathy Gorotzke Joann Goecinski 179 leo F R E S H M E N Steve Hill Teresa Hill Jenny Hillebrand Sally Hinkle Karen Hock Tami Horn Michael Hostetler Jan Houmann Bobb Hug Scott Huggins Gary Hagely Stacey Hagenlocher John Hall Karen Hoii Greg Hollerbach Kim Hollingsworth Lauren Homich Dimanna Huskey Tim Hutchinson Amy Hylsky 181 Dan Idoux Scott Isselhardt Brenda lacks Bruce Jackson Somkom Joe van Greg Jebeen Eddie Jett Bill Johns Donna Kellen Gary Kemper Debbie Kerkemeyer Mike Kem Phyllis Kem Stephanie Kinnunen Mark Kistner John Klopmeyer Don Knapp Len Knitter Gwen Knowles Lance Koester Tern Kohlmeier Terry Konkel Jeii Kraus Rod Kraus Cathy K ret low John Knck Allison Knll Jim Krummnch Cindy Kuehn Jim Kuqler John Kukla Stephanie Kunz Lisa Lake Joe Lamie Mary Loch ridge Lisa Long Doug Lugge Kim Malm 1 m Todd Manicaro Jen Mank Bob McCarty Gina McCullogh Tama McDade Pat McFadden Pat Mcllvain l.uanne McKenzi- ohn McKinney Mike McPhearson Keith McWilliams ■■ — Tina Lance Wendy Landes Mark Landry Ron Lapka Lana Laux Janet Lebeau Lu Lee Richard Lehnen Neil Lehr Pat Mank Bnan Martin Rene Massengale Jennifer Leiner Paul Levy Lisa Littlejohn M Robin Luzader Bruce Lynch ,V v Vi V. 4-: f Rick Miko Debbie Miller Greg Miller leanie Miller 183 Kelly O'Brien Michelle Obet Katie O'Conner Fran is Mena Lynn Meravy Kathy Memtt Bnan Meyer Matt Meyer Kathy Miller Shem Miller Sheryl Miller Donna Moodey Mary Moody Hellon Odehnal Clark Oldnettle Doug Orange Scott Otness Joe Overby u. UJ t 5 x I 1 4 E N Vic Peavy Debbie Peeck Connie Peek Richard Pfau Kathy Pointon Kathy Polka Mike Powell Richard Presley Sandy Reeb Bob Reeser Brian Rehg Dawn Reichling Mike Rafferty Allen Reames Danny Reeb Kathy Reeb Patty Remicher Diane Reinhardt Phil Reis Curt Reno Joy Rhodig Jim Schaeffer Backy Schaub Brian Schiermeier Ben Schmid Chris Schmidt Angie Schut2enhofer Mike Schwartz Victor Schwartz Laura Scuriock Mark Seibert 185 Mary Siddle Debbie Sieland Larry Simmonds Timmy Simunich Kim Skikas Helen Robertson lack Robinson Monica Rodnquez Jerald Rossett Dennis Sanden bendy Sanford Wendy Sanford Laurie Schaeffer Kristen Slater Kenneth Slota Donna Smith Linda Snyder 186 F R E S H M E N Amy Stein lube Steinhardt David Stetnkamp Deborah Stephan Jo Ann Stephens Carol Stevens Lisa Stevens Dawn Stewart Lisa Stewart Elaine Sommer Angie Soucy Tracey Spetser Janet Sprehe Scott Springer Lance Staflco Carol Stamper ■ li Trtcia Stefanowyez Brad Steiger Denise Strube Ed Sudduth Kathy Sullivan Lisa Sullivan Lisa Swanson Laura Sweeny Steve Switzer Theresa Tait Russ Tallant Diana Talley Kenny Taylor Tim Stirrup Yvonne Stock Jay Stokes Rodney Storer Kevin Story m Robert Strong r irirw viifvinnnnrTY Cindy Thuerkofl Jim Thurman Chad Tosh Matt Tottleben Jamie Travous Lon Troutman Jell Underwood Craig Usher Connie Veach 187 Christy Wamecke Jeff Wameke Tina Warner Ronald Weaver Michelle Tiemann Jerry Tilk Eric Tinsley Tim Tipsworth Bob Tipton Chnsti Trover Coleen Turner Bill Twenhoefel Mark Tyra Dobbie Vernier Bnan Vemoy Scott Vesper Nancy Vogel Mike Wagner Bob Walker Ward Walker John Walters John Ward Todd Weidner Shan Weidner Judy Weis Susan Weitzman Henry Wesmann 188 Lisa Wesolik Nicole Weyenberg Manon Wheeler Cheri Whitaker Beth Whitfield Ann Williams Jeff Williams Linda Willaims Lisa Williams Sheila Williams Lynn Wilsmeyer Debbie Wilson Kim Wilson Lisa Wilson Shan Wiese Tony Wise Danny Witkus Lisa Woycik 'y --r 'ifWTYwr rTriTnrif H Irma Adams NOT PICTURED Linda Minemann David Albrecht Charlisa Grays Tim Montague Lisa Atanger Nancy Green John Moon Todd Barts Crystal Gregory Janahon Moore Tommy Blanton Darrell Groom Cynthia Morton Jackie Boyer John Gross Gary Mustain Ronald Brewer Carole Hackman Lawrence Myers Teresa Broack Robert Hawlfner Roger Northway David Brown Robert Hall Dawn O'Neil Blake Bunetic Matt Hammerschinidt Jerry Pardieck Drew Cable Laura Hartog Tom Poole Felicia Cannes Dian ‘Hobbs Jim Radecki Stephen Carder Jan Hollman Ernest Rangee Hi Keith Clarke Tammy Heinler Lmdell Recar Gamble Coleman John Hurt Wesley Reed Candy Cox Stacy Jarrett Patncia Roberts Frank Cross Mike Johnson James Ronquest Kelly Cunham Roger Johnson Laura Schoriheide Ronna Davis Tom Johnson Patrick Shultz Tammy Davis Kathleen Kaonohi Paul Schutzenhofer Joan Deboe Theresa Kelley Bill Schwahn Patrick Derfler Jerry Kemzer Greg Simpson Jellrey Dillon Charles Kilcauski David Sluder Lorraine Dorczuk Brad Kilzer Robert Stamper Susan Dryden Colleen Kinney Daniel Stroot lorry Dunn Danny Kloess Todd Teeter Richard Dumell Phil Komoromi David Voekeer William Ednngton Kenneth Kronenburger Susan Voklers Karen Edwards Charles Laing Wayne Wallace Richard Edwards Denise Lawrence Tim Walta Anggelia Evans Gloria Leezy David Weckor Steven Fellner Glen Lehr Henry Wegmann Glen Fetsch Woodrow Lehr Patnck Wells Susan Flynn Chns Leiper Chnsanna Wheller Charleen Force William Leslie Juvy White Charles Fredenck Mike Luhning Jill Wicke Lawrence Fntz Doug Macarthur Linda Williams Angelia Geiger Pam Meise Daniel Woll Mary Georg Sharon Milam Paula Woods Gary Gotto Betty Miller Mary Young 189 SOCCER-BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS L to R.: TANYA MA:T-'EY, DINA MUTCHEK. CLAUDETTE HERZOG. STEPHANIE FORAN. LAURA CAS-SADY, SHEILA HU 'HINSON. KATHY KRUPP. LISA LOCKWOOD. GAIL KELLY. KIM TEDESCO. -- - -- --------------------------------------- WE LOVE OUR TEAM! L to R.: STEPHANIE FORAN, CLAUDETTE HERZOG. GAIL KELLY. KATHY KRUPP. LAURA CASSADY. SHEILA HUTCHINSON. TANYA MASSEY. LISA LOCKWOOD. DINA MUTCHEK, KIM TEDESCO. 193 ■WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS football L. to R: HEIDI FISHER. KATHY EGGERS, SHARON SPLITSTONE. MARCY TIERNEY, (SEATED) IONI SETTLES, DIANE HEILMAN, (SEATED) DENISE FORAN. DARLAS WHITE. CHERYL DRUSE. LIZ RAINBOLT. Vfc-' tzv' W' v= - TO THE TOP! L. TO R.: JON1 SETTLES. DIANE HEILMAN. SHARON SPLITSTONE. MARCY TIERNEY. CHERYL 195 DRUSE, HEIDI FISHER. DARLAS WHITE. LIZ RAINBOLT. DENISE FORAN. KATHY EGGERS CHEERLEADERS CAPTURE INDIVIDUAL HONORS! GAIL KELLY. LIZ RAINBOLT. AND KIM TEDESCO SPORT THEIR HARD EARNED AWARDS. THE GIRLS COMPETED AGAINST HUNDREDS OF TALENTED CHEERLEADERS THROUGHOUT THE MIDWEST. L. to R.: Claudette Herzog. Laura Cassady, Sheila Hutchinson, Gail Kelly. Kathy Krupp, Kim Tedosco. Dina Mutchek. Tanya Massey. Lisa Lockwood. Stephanie Foran. CHEEERLEADINGS A LOT OF HARD WORK AND YOU PUT FORTH A LOT OF EFFORT — BUT ITS VERY REWARDING TO SHOW YOU CARE FOR YOUR SCHOOL. KATHY EGGERS vww f tnr L. to R.: Denise Foran. Diane Heilman. Darlas White, Liz Rainbolt. Heidi Fisher. Cheryl Druse. Marcy Tierney, Joni Settles. Sharon Splitstone. Kathy Eggers. I REALLY ENJOY SUPPORTING SCHOOL ACTIVITIES AND GENERATING ENTHUSIASM. IT REALLY GETS US CHARGED UP WHEN THE CROWD GETS INVOLVED. IF THE TEAM WINS YOU FEEL GOOD BECAUSE YOU FEEL LIKE MAYBE YOU HELPED OUT CLAUDETTE HERZOG V-J' v V V C MR. DENNIS BECHTOLD, ATHLETIC DIRECTOR When asked a seemingly simple question. What’s your job as athletic director? Mr. Bechtold replied, Got an Hour? Many people don’t realize what a hectic and nerve-wracking job the athletic director has. Mr. Bechtold has been the A.D. at East for four years. He was a coach before becoming the athletic director. His duties and responsibilities include hiring of the coaches (to some extent); controlling the budget for equipment, transportation, and accomodations; attending Instructional Council sessions; organizing tickets for events; keeping inventory of equipment; making sure the gym and athletic fields are in good shape; organizing the various Belleville East Invitational Tournaments; hiring of officials; and making sure I.H.S.A. eligibility forms are turned in and I.H.S.A. standards are met. GASP!! Why would someone take such a job? It’s so much responsibility — and his office is across the hall from the weight room — YUCK! Well, Mr. Bechtold loves kids and that is obvious to all of his students. He is an excellent social studies teacher and he says that he enjoys teaching. Participating in athletics gives students experience and knowledge they can’t learn in the classroom. The athletic programs at East are very important to many students. So — if you’re an athlete or an appreciative fan. stop by the room under the locker room across the hall from the weight room, and tell the guy who makes it all run, Thanks! 197 1 F O O T B R L L 7 9 L to R: 1st row. Larry Cahoon. Jeff Crass. Dan Ramage. Chris Cashller. Jell Burkett. Todd Bond, Chns Johns. Brad Eilenng. Bnan Fields. Joe Schott. Kent Knebdkamp. John Boyle. 2nd row. Bnan Freivogel. Dennis Pnndable. Craig Hayes. John Pea. Tom Jacobs. Jeff Larson. Bnan Brumley. Perry Tiemann. Kevin Bradley. Steve Schmitthng. Dave Wolf Scott Miller. 3rd row. John Procasky. Dave Wuebbels. Chns Taylor. Don Ktmbrefl. Ken Boyle. Tim Wiltme. Gene Taylor. Kevin Tyra. Bob Schmidt. Jerry Malin. Bob Black Tony Cashller. 4th row, John Foley, Jim Thomas. Jack Koenig. David Riggle. Mike Derstine. Dan Davis, Paul Bassler. Steve Huth, Terry Nix. Barry Poe. Tom Niewidok. Eric Gauss, 5th row. Larry Schaab. Howard Barrett. Billy Fields. Garth Xander. John Gregonch, Tim Bachman. Ricky Schmidt. Scott Her. Mark Ixgsdonmgr. C. Mike Thopeon. C. Mike McGinnis, C. McCoy, C. Dennis Snep. H.C.. Dean Renn. — Above: Chris Johns cheers on his team. 199 I really like football because it gave me an opportunity to release my frustrations and tensions. It was a great feeling when we won a game, or walked into an assembly. I think I'm a better person beoause football kept me out of trouble that 1 might have otherwise been in! I've learned how to work hard and to appreciate things more I've made some really good friends through football too.” Chris Johns, Football Co-Capt. 200 irp John Gregonch chases a quick foe! Mark Logsdon, the football manager for four years, cheers on the mighty lancers. 201 John Boyle blocks a punt. Above: Co-Capt.'s. Chns Johns and Todd Bond. Everyone had a great time practicing and playing together. I'm sure no one would have traded it for anything. It's hard to believe that you could miss going to practice, but I'm sure a lot of guys do besides me.” Todd Bond Football Co-Capt. Top left: Kent Knebelkamp stands his ground. Above: With such mean faces — how could they NOT win!! y rrvinrrrryinnnnrtrT sr •V LJL 203 L. lo K.: front row. Thanh Iran. Jeff Miller. Konnie Barbachem, Mark Eichhob, David Quang Tran, third row. Coach Phil Aleman. Mike Comley, Mike O'Connell. Tom Korle. Barbachem, second row. Tom Bngcjs, Randy Martin, Mike Barbachem. Alan Leiner. Mike Donovan, Jell Heddon. AM left Hedden. 5. Tom Briggs. 15. and Thanh Tran, 12, strain during warm UpS. Tri-Captain Mike Comley practices his kicking skills. Mike Barbachem, a soccer standout, making the All City, All Area, 2nd Team All State, So. 111. Select Team under 19, and the 111. Select Team under 19, likes soccer because, of the action and fast movement. It takes a lot of skill to be able to control a ball with your feet and I find it a challenge.” '• - — Above: David Barbachem controls the ball. Above left: Alan Leiner during a kicking drill. Center left: Thanh Tran. Left: Mike Barbachem kicks powerfully. LANCERS MOVE IN TO SCORE A GOAL. LANCERS MOVE IN! IT WAS FRUSTRATING BE-ING A LEADER OF A TEAM THAT HAD POTENTIAL. BUT NEVER QUITE GOT IT TOGETHER. TRI-CAPTAIN RANDY MARTIN ft? xv OKOCOW O O £ 5 E- Pd tH L. to R.: front row. Jerry Dunn. Kent Mueller. Curt Gansmann, John Klopmeyer. Chns Estes. Scott Vesper, second row. Coach Paul Browning. Doug Ruckmann. Harry Shep herd. Brad Virden, Darren Steinweg. Mark Patterson, Cliff Cange, David Fry. Mgr. Eric Doane back row. Jerry Haas. Mark McIntyre. Tracy Seibert. Craig Anthony. Joe Hille-brand. Scott Council. Paul Gompers. Glen Gray. T TyxYyvfiri rir innr x-k iftj V - PQ O -« co g? w ' w' PUSH, push: die. 209 BOYS’ SEASON RECORD DUAL TRIANGULAR LOST-2 INVITATION ALS: MEETS: WON-O MEET PLACE TEAMS GRANITE NO. INV. 8th 18 TRIAD INV. 9th 24 B. WEST INV. 10th 14 EDWARDSVILLE INV 11th 15 E.ST.L. INV. 5th 8 PEORIA INV. 31st 44 ST. CLAIR COUNTY MEET 5th 6 SOUTHWESTERN CONF. 4th 5 1HSA DISTRICTS 8th 15 GIRLS’ SEASON RECORD DUAL TRIANGULAR MEETS: WON-3 LOST-O INVITATION ALS: MEET PLACE TEAMS B. WEST INV. 1st 13 EDWARDSVILLE INV. 2nd 9 E.ST.L. INV. 2nd 5 LADUE INV. 8th 28 ST. CLAIR COUNTY MEET 2nd 6 SOUTHWESTERN CONF. 2nd 5 IHSA DISTRICT MEET 1st 15 IHSA STATE 21st 26 Above: Victorious Lancers pose lor a quick photograph Above center: Coach Browning motivates his runners 211 1st row. Troy Fink. Doug Ederle. Nell Haida. Jeff Burkett. Andre Stephenson. Mark Arnold. 2nd row, Coach Don Otnees. John Boyle. Kent Knebelkamp. Tom Siegel, Gary Becker. Mike Going. John Bauer. Coach Norm Fink, front. Mgr., Phil Elmore. VkHCF Left: Kent Knebelkamp finds himself surrounded by two Maroons. Above: Neil Haida on the move. SCORE TWO MORE! John Boyle shoots for two. leff Burkett up for the score. Neil Haida jumps for a basket. Doug Ederle shows good form. -)V Lancers fight for possession of the ball. 215 SEASON RECORD Cahokia East Opponent 51 62 Mat. Dei 54 55 Carbondale 57 63 E.ST.L. 68 75 Althoff 55 62 Mascoutah 55 51 Alton 64 73 Collinsville 55 76 Cahokia 61 54 B. West 61 56 Edwardsville 61 64 E.St.L. 52 58 Granite No. 74 62 Granite So. 76 70 Alton 65 83 West 47 55 L to R.: 1st row. Jeff Arendell. Brian Wolf. Rick Northcutt. Dave Kettler, Jim Tieman. Ken Arnold, 2nd row. Dave Wuebbels. Todd Galbraith. Dave Knoebel. John Foley. Chris Steele. Tony Castiller. Jerry Malm, 3rd row. Coach Baum. Mark Logsdon. Stan Ruckman. Doug Coulter. Howard Barrett, Steve Huth. Coach Humes. ■ -J t— taked, °lp Wrestling is: determination, stamina, training, strength, agility, and discipline. 4 V ANCIENT ART Wrestling originated in Ancient Greece where men wrestled in the nude. If this were true today, audience attendance would surely skyrocket!! PIN ’EM. PIN ’EM. PIN ’EM. 219 ulu.lvilll luiiiumr mun acnuuL-EH5I HOME OF THE LANCERS AU BASKETBALL Ts L. to R.: front row. Cindy Leonard. Knsty Lowe. Kathy Lowe. Mary Cornell, back row. Suae Goldschmidt, Karen Firse, Lon Schutzenhofer. Janet Tipton. Gwen Mohr. Sheryl Walter. 221 charge: Lori Schutaenhofer passes the ball to Cindy Leonard. Mary Cornell spnngs high to gam heighth on a West opponent. A J.V. Lancer controls the ball with one hand. c ' e-' ' v. ' - - . r • ''' w : . ';- r ' .-.' :.- '. r- ' • cy z Janet Tipton concentrates on getting that ball! ONE PERSON CANT MAKE A TEAM -IT TAKES ALL FIVE WORKING TOGETHER AS A UNIT. JANET TIPTON Upper center: Sheryl Walter passes to a teammate. Upper nght: Cindy Leonard stretches lor the ball. Above: Loh Schutzenholer dnbbles down court. VOLLEYBALL Above: Coach Ron Stephenson gives his team a pep talk. Right: Lancer Spikers reach for the ball. warn - vr VARSITY 5 Lisa White 10 Beth Hill 11 Sue Leidenheimer 14 Jo Knopik 20 Debbie Wickens 21 Kathy Lowe 23 Connie Becherer 25 Judy Becherer 30 Suzie Goldschmidt 40 Tina Warner 41 Robin Brown 42 Anne Gundlach Cfl Lto R.: 1st row. Kevin Mehlen. Jack Koenig, Randy Martin. Pat Brydon. Dave Kassabaum. Bob Tedesco, Dave Boeschen. Scott Her. Donnie Thomas. 2nd row. Doug Ederle. John Pea. Don Hamilton. Dave Slimack. Chris Maksudian. Bob Schroeder. Troy Fink. Tim Hasenstaub. Chns Castiller. 3rd row. Tim Kern. Hrant Norsigian. Tom Niewidok, John Boyle. Kent Knebelkamp, Tom Siegel. Dennis Haake. Jeff Burkett. Ricky Schmidt. Coach Patton. Coach Burke. UJ Li.. ULU JL, U. GO B.E.: ■M 229 Schedule March 22 O'Fallon March 25 Mascoutah March 27 Granite City No. March 28 Cakokia March 29 Okawville March 31 East St. Louis Apnl 2 Alton April 10 Chicago Hgt Bloomington Apnl 12 Centralia Apnl 15 Edwardsville Apnl 16 W tf Apnl 18 Collinsville Apnl 22 St. Henry April 23 East St. Louis Apnl 25 Alton Apnl 26 City Tourney Apnl 29 Cahokia Apnl 30 Edwardsville May 2 West May 3 Parkway West May 5 Collinsville May 6 Althofi May 7 Granite City So. May 8 Lincoln PB w fii LANCERS L.to R.: 1st row. Peggy Fahey. Sue Fleshren, Alison Madden. Beth Hill. Janet Tipton. Kim Underwood. Judy Becherer. 2nd row. Robin Brown Kathy Miller. Alicia Knll. Karen McKinney. Sandy Yates. Carol Berger. Kim Mangicaro. Connie Becherer. Susie Goldschmidt. 3rd row. Tina Fleming, mgr.. Lisa J-ogel. Anne Gundlach. Beth Burrelsman. Sheryl Walter, Gwen Mohr (capt.), Anne Williams. Coach Stephenson Not pict.: Sue Hartje (capt.). Denise Schott ■■ v - ■■ 232 LANCERS THE TEAM WITHOUT A FIELD: The lancer girls don't have a diamond to call “home. The '80 season is the 2nd season for softball at East. The team practices and plays where ever it can. Is this any way to treat our female athletes? Above and Upper left: Sue Hartje practices her pitching. --------------, ■ 1 . . • , . TTTr — 213 L. to R.: 1st row. Tim Roy lance. Chns Estes. Scott Vesper. Wade Beckner. Bill Jacobs. Steve Huth. Paul Gompers. Glen Gray. Jerry Haas. Howard Barrett, Rich Cutiorth. Kevin Story, Bnan Martin. 2nd row. Kevin Donahue. Danny Wolf, Scott Council, Harry Shephard. Bob Stirrup, Joe Williams, Doug Ruckman. Art Camey. Cameron Dietz. Jeff Crass. Brad Eilenng. Bnan Fields. Damn Steinweg, Jim Schmidt. Craig Hayes. Brad Verdon. John Schmidt. Jeff Jacobs. Art Smallenberger. Henry Wegmen, 3rd row. Steve Sweitzer. Kenny Mueller. Rich Luzadel, Phil Stanley. Doug Colter. Randy Hams. Richard Dudash. James Baker. Terry Kammler. Kevin Bradley , Larry Schaab. Scott Carrol, John Chaney. Stan Ruckman. Dan Davis. Dave Riggle, Mark Arnold, Rich Roylance. Donahue. Jon FahsI, Daryl Cook, 4th row, Xavier Napier. Enc Tinsley. Greg lebeon. Bob Gtldec. Ken Woelker. Scott Koch. Alan Estes. John Swanson. Bob Weaver. Billy Fields. Rod Kukua. Jay Barrett. Rod Krause. Tim Stirrup. Jim Krumnch. Frank Resta. Mike Rafferty. Tom Owensby, John Walters. Terry Seibert. Walter Czaicki. Garth Xander. Vince King. EftS P8N L.ioR.: 1st row. Tina Pannier, Kathy Koch. Sissy Wier, Theresa Beanes. Lori Roeen, Nancy Wiodeman. Pam Lyons. Sue Nations, Linda Greiff. Wendy Baker. Jamie Fisher. Lynn Phy,,l Kem. Debbie Harms. Kim Hollingsworth, lube Burke. Jennifer ____ n‘ altl Pnce- Laura Sweeney. Ginger Sewell. Debbie Miller. Jenny Richardson Valene Harden. Michele Tieman, Pam Woods. 3rd row, Fran Blum, Kay Heel, Lori Schutzenhoier. Cindy Bresger, Mary Lacombe, Angie Schutzenhofer, Mary Befh Mooky. Laura Cassady. Mary Belh Hill. Jill Zipfel. Jennifer Gammage, Suzanne Conners. Yvonne Breitwieser. Karen Resla. Lee Ball. Jams Esterly. Susan Russe. y' , - ■ ■_ Home Home Home Home Centralia There Home There There There Home Home Home Home There Home There Home Home There Home Boys' Schedule March 21 Edward sville March 29 B E. Inv. March 3 1 Collinsville April 3 Mineral Area Meet April 1 1 Centralia-Granite No. April 17-19 Parkway No. Inv. April 22 St. Clair County Meet April 23 West April 25 West Frankfort Relays May 3 Centralia Relays May 6 City Meet May 9 S.W Conf. May 1 7 Districts May 23-24 State Girls' Schedule Freeburg Collinsville Mascoutah East St. Louis Relays City Meet Granite City So. Inv. St. Clair County West Alton Inv. Centralia Cahokia SW Conf. Districts State 236 JIMP! PPN! IIII ! MIN! 237 L.to K.: 1st row, Chns London. Alan Farmer. Dan Witkus. Dan Reeb. Dave Brandt. Mike Wagner. 2nd row. Randy Germann. Doug Corbett. Drew Wilson. Roy Randall. Chns Oldnettle. Larry Schutzenholer. 3rd row, Coach Mike Thompson. Dean Morganstem. Steve l£unz. loe Carter (co. capt.), Ted Witkus (co. capt.), Dave KirchoH (co. capt), Henry Brooks. Larry Germann. Roger Baldndge. SMASH! Upper left: Junior netter, Joe Carter, eyes the ball. L-eft: Roger Baldrige practices his serving technique. Above: Senior Dave Kirchoff looks to smash a lob. Right: Ted Witkus waits at the net. TT Vcr Vvr; , i 'V; '-:' ■ v - --' -' . o ■. ’80 Schedule 3 25 80-Altholf 3 28 80-Cahokia 3 29 80-Spnnglield G. 3 31 80-East St. Louis 4 1 80-Granite So. 4 2 80-Alton 4 8 80- Lincoln 4 9 80-Centraha 4 11 80-West 4 14 80-Collinsvillo 4 15 80-Granite So. 4 16 80-Cahokta 4 17 80-O'Fallon 4 18 80-Spnngfield Tourney 4 22 80-Edwardsville 4 23 80-East St. Louis 4 24 80-Alton 4 26 80-East Inv. 4 29 80-OFallon 5 1 80-West 5 5 80-Collinsville 5 6 80- Lebanon 5 8 80-Granite No. 5 9 80-Althoff 5 12 80-Mascoutah 5 13 80-Edwardsville 5 16-17 80-Districts 5 22-24 80-State 239 better BETTERS UPPER LEFT: NO. 1 DOUBLES DUO. TED WITKUS AND IOE CARTER IN ACTION. LEFT: STEVE KUNZ WAITS AT THE NET FOR A VOLLEY SHOT ABOVE ROY RANDALL PUTS SPIN ON THE BALL. RIGHT: DAVE KIRCHOFF HITS A GROUND STROKE 241 L.to R.. front, co-captains, Eva Carter. Anita Schutzenholer Back row. Michelle Vivona. Darlene Arnold, Gwen Knowles, Alison Dickereon, Lisa Wright, Coach Karen Palmer. Jeannine Hartmann. Liz Webster. Julie Lund. Beth Burrelsman. OK TO STATE! After a first place finish in the district tournament, the lancer netters pack up for the state meet. Pictured above, the winning district team, L. to R.: Sandy Grieman, Darlene Arnold, Coach Karen Palmer, Michele Vivona, Alison Dickerson, and Eva Carter. Not pictured: Anita Schutzenhofer. Th- •'ter duo of Dickerson and Carter advanced at the state meet to beco :.' • ;ne of the top 16 doubles teams in the state of Illinois. They surviv i 3 grueling rounds before being defeated.________________ 243 Above: Michele Vivona shows her form after hitting an overhead smash. Above: Beth Burrelsman practices her volleying technique. Left: Darlene Arnold stretches to reach the ball. SMASH IT! Above and Right: Alison Dickerson eyes the ball and follows through with her backhand. —— ——— ' S — ‘‘By being co-captain, I learned about responsibility and making decisions that sometimes the rest of the team didn’t agree with.” Anita Schutzenhofer Before this year I basically played singles. I like being on my own and responsible for my own stupid shots. It puts added pressure on you when you play doubles — you have a duty to your partner and she has a duty to you. too. Eva Carter L. to R.: front row. Wayne Williams. Rob Strano. Doug Peters. Jeff Arrendel. Jim Paul. Chris Russel, back row. Mitch Watson. Jerry Crenshaw. Randy Harris. Dan Kemper. Boyd Watson. Kevin Mehlan. Coach Jerry Dunn. fore: Randy Harris makes his way out of a pine tree. Sv VV-'- v—N SEASON RECORD W L East vs. O’Fallon W East vs. Mascoutah W East vs. E. St. L. W East vs. Edwardsville W East vs. Collinsville W East vs. Granit So. W East vs. Alton W East vs. West L East vs. Althoff W East vs. E. St. L. W East vs. Collinsville W East vs. Edwardsville L East vs. Althoff W East vs. Alton W East vs. Granite No. W East vs. Lincoln W East vs. Granite So. W East Vs. Mascoutah W East vs. West L Final record: 1 6 and 3 vy Jr w!- ‘ - - - . SWINGERS SEE SUCCESS Lancer golfers had a very successful 1979 season. With a 16 and 3 record, the swingers entered the District competition apprehensively — after all. two of the best teams in the area were in their district, West and Edwardsville. The mighty Lancers fared well, placing 2nd and qualifying for the Sectional Tournament. At Sectionals, the team even surprised themselves, placing second!! ON TO STATE! At the state meet, the team tied for sixteenth. Coach Jerry Dunn is looking forward to next year too — his top five players are returning. The 1980 season looks equally promising. 247 2 8 BIOHJ-TEAM ATHLETES Juniors Sue Nations and Barbara Obst competed in the I.H.S.A. Girls' Diving Districts. Sue placed 5th and Barbara placed 3rd. Barbara qualified for the State Diving Meet and went on to represent East well. Seniors Eva Carter and Cindy Duecker competed in the I.H.S.A. Girls' Golf Districts. Eva placed 3rd, while Cindy place 6th, just missing a qualifying spot. Eva went on to the Sectional Meet and tied for 10th with 18 hole score of 87. X' r s, ' ' i AN ATHLETE DYING YOUNG The time you won your town the race We chaired you through the market-place; Man and boy stood cheering by, And home we brought you shoulder-high. Today, the road all runners come, Shoulder-high we bring you home, And set you at your threshold down, Townsman of a stiller town. Smart lad, to slip betimes away From fields where glory does not stay And early though the laurel grows It withers quicker than the rose. Eyes the shady night has shut Cannot see the record cut, And silence sounds no worse than cheers After earth has stopped the ears: Now you will not swell the rout Of lads that wore their honours out, Runners whom renown outran And the name died before the man. So set, before its echoes fade, The fleet foot on the sill of shade, And hold to the low lintel up The still-defended challenge-cup. A.E. Housman club (kleb) 1: a heavy wooden stick or staff used as a weapon: also bat 2: any of a suit of playing cards marked with a black figure resembling a clover leaf 3: group of persons associated for a common purpose; also: the meeting place of such a group club vb clubbed; clubbing: to strike with a club 2: unite or combine for a common cause. club, n 1. [a social organization ] association, order society, 2. [ Acudgel ] bat, hammer, mallet, stick, clu v. batter, whack, pound, beat, hit. club (kleb) 1: a heavy wooden stick or staff used as a weapon: also bat 2: any of a suit of playing cards marked with a black figure resembling a clover leaf 3: group of persons associated for a common purpose; also: the meeting place of such a group club vb clubbed; clubbing: to strike with a club 2: Laureate Carter backs reinstatement of draft registration ihNi 252 I ■ E L to R Front Row: Gary Cleveland. Dane« Hollon. Wendy Sanford. Martha Teagle. Gail Hollam, Lisa Koeller Catherine Courtney. Vicky Isom. Sam Jones (Advisor). Second Row: Lisa Wahlig. Marketa Honaker. Becky Wil-hams. Lendy Sanford. Virginia Hayes. Jill Firse. Sonya Schneider. Bridget Hayes. Third Row: Matt Greenberg Dennis Deppe. Jeff Bergmann. Scott McLemore. Terry Moran. Mark Hollmann. Don Bender. r £ — u- u--u- ui i. i. - THESPIANS L to R Front: Scott McLemore, Lon Carr, Vicky Isom. Back: Mr. Zeller, Shelley Seets. Kelly Cartwright, Gary Cleveland, Greg Worley. Lisa Wah- bg. Don Bender. Becky Williams, Dan Owens. Dave Becker. NATIONAL HOBBY MONTH Oct. 1-31. Purpose: To encourage all persons of all ages to take up a 'hands to mind' creative, do-it-yourself hobby: model building, scientific projects, crafts, collecting stamps, miniatures. Sponsor: Hobby Industry of America. 200 Fifth Ave., Room 1101, New York, NY 10036. ARCHERY L to R Front: JoAnn Brennan. Sitting: Lisa Weyenberg. Nocole Weyenberg. Cathy Kretlow. Tracy Overby. Rasemane Bailey. left Kraus, Shan Green. Back: Joe Hill. Pat Das. Cameron Dietz. Len Knitter. Mr. McCullough. Coach Fink. Bob Little, John Muntean. Paul Muntean. Catherine Perr. — - - -- • — —, — — ART CLUB , 25S Ho R Front: Elaine Meidmger. Lisa Koeller. Alicia Alarcon. Brenda Sivewnqht. Back: Diane Gerstner. Mr. Jones. AUTO ENTHUSIAST CLUB L to R Paul Dauphin. leff Bonifield. Mr. Schaal (Advisor). Rick Muir. Paul Prey. Brian Johnson. Duane Dauphin. Paul King. Ken Bier-r.iann. Jason Becker. Brian Voese. Jan Schnur, Ken Falkonbury. Keith Blumberg. Eric Kamgan. Kelly Pointon. Not Pictured: Tom Boyd. Dave Bell. Steve Lebold. Hoby Rosier. Mike Smallwood. Kevin Smith. Larry Pirlle. Chris Schroyer. Greg Schroyer, Nick Wiesen. Mike Williams. Rodney Robert, Roy Stevens. Frank Menn. David St. Hiller. Tim Gonzales. Scott Kuehl. Carole Sharp. Usa Peterson. Pat Welch. PHOTO CLUB L to R Top: Kathy Pointon. Pam Crawford. Donna Williams. Vicky Isom, Bottom: Eton Knapp. Dan Idoux. Bill Bach. Not Pictured: Troy Beisch, Mike Ford. Gina McCullough, Len Knitter, Greg Simpson. Henry Wegmann, John Witter. ■ 9. 9 L 1o R. Front row. Jamie Nolen, Pat McFadden. Virginia Stephens, Sharon Detlelsen. Ann Bnnkerhoif, Caroline Courtney. Tracey Richards, Second row. Kristy Manno, Con Coelho, Kathy Farm. Amy Stein, Felicia Cannes, Janet Mueller, Tammy Hunter, Mrs. Margaret Davis, Advisor Not Pictured: Jackie Boydte. Angel Breakie, Michele Breakie. Lynn Croaer. Mary Fogus, Chns Gregory. Tina Lance. Dana Malone. Luanne McKenae, Brenda Powers. Lisa Skidmore, Carol Stevens, and Tina Winterbauer. 257 258 J. L to R Front Row: Sarah DeMond, Breena Fields, Robin Vega. Unknown, Second Row: Darla Halford, Paul Achs. Shelly Crass, Third Row: Greg McWhorter. Joe Hill, Margery Peppier. Unknown, Sharon Brown, Roy Cam pee, Joe Chora, Marylo Hill, Brenda Rodriguez. Dan. Paul Baeske. A. L to R Front Row: Barb Lewis. Karen Hill, Cathy Cooley. Mike Wagner. Judy Hoch, Darla Propet. Second Row: Brain Schufl. Tem Wagner. Elizabeth Webster. Debbie Harms. Julie Anderson, Brain Kilzer. Third Row: Scott Fenster. Mark Piskos. Mark Logsdon. Larry Wemle. Rick Thomas. Brad Eilenng, Paul Muntean. Wendy Warner. Debbie Shaw. Jeff Hutchinson. 2S9 L. TO R.. FRONT ROW: MONICA FLYNN. RUTH REDMON. SUE KLOESS. SHARON GENTLE. MELISSA CACIANO. SANDY LOCHRIDGE, SECOND ROW: DEBBIE SHAW. MELINDA CACIANO. CATHY SLONE. AMY FUCHS. ROBIN BEAMER. PATTY HUMPHREYS. THIRD ROW: PAM MILLER. LYNN SIELAND. JODY BARTON. LINDA SIN-OVIC. CHERYL WOMBACHER. YVONNE GREEN. KATHY KNOTH, KIM KOHLER. KELLY PALMER Cooedutoioe: he. bu ek Office Peeddent....................filaek Homed Dice bee ...............hike. Cedi ’JeeoAaeee .........................hick .‘JieAcn beceeta Uj........ • • J’laetf 'Johnson Kepode .............................done 9eench Vhe !)iddbutioe [ (location dub would like to thank he. t)u ek foe helping u put it di to eihee. IV zu AMERICAN EDUCATION WEEK: NOVEMBER 14-20 A CONCENTRATED EFFORT TO LET THE PUBLIC KNOW WHAT ITS SCHOOLS ARE DOING AND WHY -AND WHAT THEY COULD BE DOING. SPONSORS: AMERICAN LEGION. NATL. CONGRESS OF PARENTS AND TEACHERS. U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION. AND NATL. EDUCATION ASSN. INFO. FROM: NATL. EDUCATION ASSN.. NANCY M. GREENBERG. PROMOTION COORD.. NEA PUBLISHING. 1201 S. VICTORY BLVD.. BURBANK.CA 91502 L to R: Front row. Muriel Graves. Ann Brinkerhoff. Kim Godsy. Felicia Cannes. Connie Veach. Brenda Rodriguez. Don Crossland. Angel Breakie, Second row. Barb Gray, Rita Arnold. JoAnn Brennan. Miss Scandrett. Cindy Kuehn. John Eichen-laub, Kim Hikley, Tami Mall. Lisa Wilson. Third row. Barb Humphreys. Tammy Brown. Brian Schrermeie. Mary Ann Hill. Not Pictured: Howard Barrett. Donna Smith. Joy Barrett. Tri-cia Reilmann, Dawn Buskirk, Sheila Williams, Dawn Swanson, Teri Kelly, and Tins Lance. L to R Front row. Stacy Campbell. Dina Mutchek. left Jones. Mr. William Powell, Mike Margerum, Sheme Tyler, Laura Galante. Lisa Tally. Second row. Nancy Semlow. Beth Hagebush. Carol Logsdon. Barbara Twenholel. Sharon Splitstone. Phyllis Mayes. Janet Blanchard. Bndget Hayes. Third row, Arlina Kuester, Michelo Wildermuth, Jane Stevens. Jim Simmons, Doug Ruck man. John Bresnahan, Randy Marlin. Shelley Seets. Janet Hotter. Craig Sarachene Fourth row. Lairy Tierney. Todd Berkley, Jell Burkett. Gary Cleveland. Kent Kneblekamp. Dennis West, John Boyle. Ed Mine man, Doug Ederle, Fred Hayes. Don Bender. STUDENT SENIORS COUNCIL JUNIORS L lo R. Front Row. Lisa Talley. Kim Boiler. Tern Sympeon. Denise Spargur. lane Stevens.' Amanda Cange. Sheme Tyler. Second row, Mick Gtess. John Brosnahan, Joe Choura. Larry Tierney. Tom Mhee-han. Debbie Dermody. Todd Berkley. Not pictured. Eva Carter L to R. Front row. Karen Baker. Shan Crain. Leslie Talley. Barb Becker. Chns Star. Lisa Townsend. Michelle Backus. Pam Lyons. Second row. Craig Tntley. Nancy Levy. Ann Neely. Gail Kelly. Marcie Tiemey. Tina Johnson. Lisa Wnght. Back. Mr. Robert OFFICERS Gentsch. Not pictured. Alison Dickerson. PRESIDENT: USA TALLEY V. PRES.: JOHN BRESNAHAN TREAS.: EVA CARTER PARLIAMENTARIAN: PAM LYONS CORR. SECR.: KIM BOLLER REC. SECR.: ROBIN KNOWLES LIBRARIAN: USA WRIGHT }rrn SOPHOMORES L to R Front Row: Robin Knowles. Sue Wrubel. Cindy Sparger. Amy Garrett. Kelly McCoy. Came Worchester. Second Row: Vicki Simpson, Denise Heilmann. Dana Mills. Angie Prince. Wendy Baker, Shelly Rust. 265 FRESHMEN L to R Front Row: Diana Talley. Chns Schmidt. Kellye Owens, Debbie Vernier. Kathy Sullivan. Kim Myers. Pam Woods, Kim Hollingsworth, Second Row: lames Paul. Chitra Chauhan. Janee Evans. Melissa Baker. Glenn Augustine. Patty Remecker. Lynette Adams. MAIN STREET LANCER STYLE x. 'W y rwf vv y Far left: Joni Miller, a flag girl, leads the marching band in the Christmas Parade. Above: Diane Heilman and Lisa Talley represent the loyalty week court in the Christmas Parade. aP cfr5' POM-PON L to R Front Row: Robin Knowles, Lana Taylor, Cindy Sparger, Kelly Hamilton, Linda Hataway. Michelle Backues, Shan Crain. Second Row: Mary Waidmann. Peggy Kirech, Angie Pnnce, Mary Ann Wunderlich, Third Row: Tina Pannier. Nancy Semlow. Shelley Seets. Chen Ridgeway. L to R Front Row: Kelly Hamilton, Mary Waidmann. Robin Knowles. Cindy Sparger, Second Row: Mary Ann Wunderlich, Nancy Semlow. Shelley Seets. Linda Hataway. Lana Taylor. Third Row: Chen Ridgeway. Angie Prince, Tina Pannier, Peggy Kirsh, Shen Cram, Michelle Backues. 267 L to R. Front row. Lori Carr. Tracey Richards. Second row. Beth Weisenstein. Michelle Courtney. Caroline Courtney. Linda Heuer. Third row. Ann BnnderhoH. Peggy Mitchell. Debbie Dermody. Gina Watson. Cecilia Kassley, Janet Hotter. Cheri Galik. r ' fi ( % ■ AMERICAN MUSIC O N T H n [IQNAL FEDERATION -. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. 60605 AMERICAN MUSIC MONTH: FEBRUARY. PURPOSE: TO SUPPORT U.S. COMPOSERS. PROVIDE EXTENSIVE HEARINGS FOR THEIR WORKS AND ENCOURAGE THEIR USE BY PERFORMING ARTISTS AND STUDENTS. SPON- OF MUSIC CLUBS. SUITE 1215, 600 S. MICHI- n 27 0 M A R C H I N G B A N D .UXVILLE CAsr CANftSS L to R Front Row: Tim Stark. Ron Shield. Jan Toler. Second Row: Jim Rachel. Jerry Shandes. Paul Gompere. Ken Hurst. Debbie Harmes. Steve Nessbaumer. Brad Virden. Paul Scholtz. Mark Hollmann. Bnan Devasher. Tony Smart. Skip. D. Shepard. John Wunderlich, Troy Bunfield. Todd Tapiin, Greg Schrouer. Mark Splitstone. Third Row: Allen Grove. Andy Dchanner. David Delhi, Andrew Cook. Jell Hollerbach. Scott Scharl. Mika Tyra. Lon Simon. Sandra Rachel. Brain Muir. Bob Wildermuth. Dave Stidam. Kelly Morgenstem. Martha Dick. Diane Thomas. Sheila Reed. Brent Reynolds. Fourth Row: Keith Joiner. Chris Schroyer. Tracy Wurtz. Cathy Channer. Matt Greenberg. Dana Mills, Stacy Pnest, Lou Ann Nicks. Jerk Stevens. Mark Kern. Scott Stumpl. Fifth Row; Luke Schaab. Brain Knapp. Jho John Bald us. Linda Luetkemyer. Jeff Underwood. Soott Huggins. Rich Roylance. Alan Moore. Dan Don Weaver. Jim Sparger. Sixth Row: Clay Province. Kim Baur. Sharon Detleson, Julie Tucker. Linda McKerracher. Cheri Else. Wendy Weis, Margeret Kepler. Janet Genaust. Steve Skaereky. Manta Honaker. Lynn Scheider. Julie Wilburn. Mike Preston. Brain Compton. Seventh Row: (flagline) Lon Carr. Ann Bnnkerhoff. Karin Groom, Beth Weisenstein. Joanie Miller. Peggie Mitchell, Debbie Dermody. Cecilia Kassley. Janet Hotter. Linda Heuer. Chen Galik. Caroline Courtney, Michele Courtney. Tracy Richards. JLU .c T SOPHOMORE CHOIR L to R. Front row. Melissa Sutton. Leslie Celmer. Mary Jean Lopez. Andrea Stimson. Came Ruha-vina. Vicki Racer. Jenniler Houpt. Kathy Stanger. Becky Roe. Second row. Dana Chnstmore. Breena Fields. Sandy Goodwin. Dana Mills. Wendy Baker, Lana Taylor. Cindy Spargur. Peggy Bourne. Third row. Virginia Hayes. Denise West. Vickie Berry, Peggy Steward. Chnssy Peirolo. Michelle Brewer. Suzanne Conner. Daina McMillian. Beth Weisen-stem. Fourth row. Susan Hawkins. Phil Crader. Ted Zimmerman. Tim Hobbs. Tom Simpson. Rich Welch. Keith Schamnghausen. Matt Greenberg, Fifth row. Andy Cook. Andy Stidham. Floyd Schwartz. Bart Cnpe. Bob Williams. Keven Broderick. Dennis Deppe, Bob Weaver, 272 L to R Back Row: Debbie Dermody, Lisa Wright, Cecilia Kassly, Joanie Miller. Wendy Warner, Second Row: Irene Millard, Susan Kasten. Tern Sympson, Tem Barts. Sharon Bradley. Pam Gnndle. Mary Fogus. Mary Cornell, Third Row: Connie Quayle. Susie Walker. Fourth Row: Valene Harden, Tracey Richards. Fifth Row: Michele Kem. Lasa Gnsson. Sixth Row: Brenda Powers, Maggie Welker. Seventh Row: Lynn Merwm, Kim Mangicaro, Eigth Row: Susan Anderson, Kelly Thomas. Ninth Row: Ruth Mollett, Dana Kloess. X r L to R Outside Row: Ann Welker. Kelly Shankle. Lisa Heiman. Mary Neighbors. Sharon Nolte. Sandy Rachell, Pam Denton. Chris Simons. Brenda Frorking. Manta Honaker. Mary Barron, Dana Witcher. Stephanie Hawks, Shem Sanders. Lauren Fowler. Inner Row: Cathenne Courtney. Donna Knapp. Cathy Spencer. Cathy Channer. LeeAnn Bnnkman. Diana Sullivan. Shelley Seets. Diane Welch. Kay Quayle. Ursula lagels, Julie Richardson. 274 C O N C E R T L to R Front Row: Stacie Ing, Nancy Hagely, Robin Goetter, Chari Eia . Catharine Parr, Martin Vega, Ron Schiald. Andy Channar. Second Row: Dana Kramer. Kim Scharringhausen, Lori Carr, Mark Hollman, Jim Simmons, Mark Moran. Greg Blaise, Jeff Hutchinson. Third Row: Dana Seats, Lori Simon, Michelle LePere. Amanda Cange, Michelle Douglas, Robin Arnold, Karen Baker. Janet Blanchard. Becky Williams. Cindy Huff. w' c H 0 1 R L to R Front Row: Shahrdad Khodamoradi. Randy Deerham, Gooff Dave Becker. Joni Lunk, Lisa Talley. Mary Kay Steward, Janet Tipton, Second Row: Kevin Smith, Tim Stark, Mark Kern, Linda Sinovic. Sharon Splitstone. Eva Carter, Karen Lorentzen, Third Row: Keith Joelnor, Thomas Scott Bogardus, Eddie Simunich. Mark Logsdon, Janet Hotter. Nancy Semlow. Jane Stevens. Mary Waldmann. Not Pictured: Frank Dickinson. 275 276 F.C.A. L to R Front Row Ann Neely. Michelle Backus, Trudy Bond, Jane Stauder. Stacy Smith, Cori Coehlo. Cheryl Bailey. Tina' Mattem. Second Row, Mr. Patton. Michelle Stumpf. Shari Crain. Kay Quayle. Lisa Fogle, Tammy Brown, Cindy Brezger. Mary LaCombe. Third Row: Jim Slander. Dave Genin. Doug Peters, Lee Massey. Brad Cripe. Larry Newell. Kirk Brewer, Jerry Haas. Not Pictured: Jeff Burkett, and Marita Honaker. In memory of a very special friend — Nancy Green (Class of '83) I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith. Henceforth there is laid up for me the crown of righteousness, which the Lord, the righteous judge, will award to me on that Day, and not only to me but also to all who have loved His appearing. II Timothy 4:7-8 NATIONAL PROCRASTINATION WEEK Mar. 7-13. Purpose: To promote the benefits of relaxing through putting off till tomorrow everything that needn't be done today. Sponsor: Procrastinators' Club of America Inc., Les Waas, Pres., 1111 Broad-Locust Bldg., Philadelphia, PA 19102. Y E A R B O O K L to R Front Row: Connie Becherer, Sonya Schneider, Bndget Hayes. Don Knapp Tern Sympson. Stacy Campbell. Debbie Bergman, Second Row: Carol Berger. Sue Hartje. Barb Twenhoefel. Eva Carter. Tom Sheehan. Todd Berkley. Kent Woriey. Pat Das. Marcia Page. Sandy Greiman. Below: Fred Hott, yearbook advisor. 277 278 LANCERLOT NATIONAL AVOID BOREDOM WEEK July 15-21. Purpose: A time to examine your boredom quotiont and how to overcome boredom. Sponsor: George Q. Lewis. Humor Societies of America, Box 835, Grand Central Station. New York. NY 10017. L to R Front Row: Lisa Koeller. Angie Bertelsman. Donna Williams. Janet Blanchard. Janet Hotter, Second Row: Rene Anthony. Barbara Twenhoefel, RobinSue Bailey. Mary Kay Steward. FRENCH CLUB 280 GERMAN CLUB L to R Front Row: Jannean Tnbout, Christine Davis, Jefi Kraus, Lisa Talley. Becky Schaub. Cheryl Scheurich, Second Row: Linda McKerracher, Marth Kurtz. Diane Reinhardt, Mike McPheareon. Amanda Canqe. Sue Earnhardt, Ben Schmidt. lane Stevens, Third Row: Mr. Schoenebeck, Lisa Wilson. Phyllis Mayes, Mary Ann Hill. Micky Giess, Larry Tierney, Dave Genin, Don Weaver, Brian Brandman, Craig Sarachene, and Mary Kapp. LATIN CLUB L to R Front: Greg Simmons. Mr. Huch. Joanne Brennan. Back: Kim Meyers. Rusti Douglas. Rosemarie Bailey. Valerie Harden. Carla Hanvey. and Lon Isom. 281 ABBREVIATIONS I. E. F.H.A. J. A. 0.0. D.E. F.C.A. B.E.T.A. Individual Events Future Homemakers of America Junior Achievement Office Occupations Distributive Education Fellowship Of Christian Athletes Belleville East Teachers Association to to F o JUNIORS L to R Leslie Talley, Alison Dickerson, Ann Neeley, and Karen Baker. nfYYrryrnfr SENIORS L to R Front Lisa Talley, Back: Denise Spargur, Mick Giess, and John Bresnahan. 0 F F 1 C E R S FRESHMEN L to R Front: Pam Woods, Kim Hollingsworth, Back: Diana Talley, and Janee Evans. 28} ■ SOPHOMORES L to R Robin Knowles. Denise Heilman. Kelly McCoy, and Shelly Rust. I SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY AUT O O 50 APH, S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ii 12 13 J4 15 16 17 18 9 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Trnm nnnnr%- rfinfltf mrifnnr . ■ v - 'sn y-''W-1 .■■• 6 i,J 5? SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY AUT OGR APH! 3 I 2 3 4 5 6 7 Oo 9 10 ii IZ 3 U z5 16 z7 18 z9 20 21 22 z3 24 z5 2 6 z7 28 29 30 THE D I T O R, SPIEL THE B.T.H.S. EAST YEARBOOK STAFF WOULD LIKE TO THANK AND ACKNOWLEDGE THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE FOR SUPPLYING US WITH PHOTOGRAPHS. Ringhofer Photography Studio Schindler Photography Studio Gene Miller Photography Studio Fnllman Photography Studio Don Hesse Photography Studio Cedarleai Photography Studio Mr. Wayne Prince Brian Brand man Mike Ford Belleville News Democrat Left: Eva Carter and Assistant Editor, Tom Sheehan goof around. Below: Photography editor Todd Berkley and Art editor. Barb Twenhoefel. EDITOR’S COMMENT Editing a yearbook is a time-consuming job. The staff has spent endless hours of hard work that required much dedication. The rewarding aspect of being involved with the yearbook is that the staff gives the student body a precious gift — memories of a high school year. What other organization on campus has such an awesome responsibility? As you turned these pages, perhaps a smile came across your face as you remembered the way we were. Eva Carter, Editor-in-Chief V-J '....II. I ■ ■ Ail . MftA Whorl. Klnr Bolt for CirrU«M. THE GRAPHITE Wuhir for Machinery RUNS DRY. 6 yaara ta ut ORArtfITK LinKICATINO CO. rirti.Ui.Vm frrr. Jaraay CHy. W. J. Q.V •- ORLY ONE DOLLAR DOWN ■ill IM M (Ttar tarn, uttiia mu mu at Hi.lt I. ! I •EARS. ROEBUCK A CO. (Inc.) ' ■ Hr “ L'lViclZVnLtrb ,AM?LlZi’St X acl $25 for jrcw old Electric Waahor erf anjr mako on pmhm price of a now Eden Sunbeam Quicker-Yet Docftric Warhar DIAMONDS. WATCHES AND FINE JEWELRY EXPERT WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRS ec i xex ± MIKE JUDY COSTELLO proprietors PHONE: 233-0197 12 EAST MAIN STREET BELLEVILLE. 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Your Savers Club Headquarters of Southern Illinois Belleville Office: Washington at High. Phone, 233-5656. Offices also in Fairview Heights, Millstadt, Waterloo, Edwardsville. KNOW IF Urpr cOIjiHLQR GOING NOLLAU GARDEN CENTER 2012 West Blvd 233-5100 Across From East Phone 233 0450 QUALITY CLEANERS FURRIERS INC. 405 North Illinois St. Belleville. Illinois 62220 ————————— Family Day: Sun. Buy 2 GeJ- I FREE Lunch Buffel 11:00-1:30 pizza 1(q(o Carlyle Av. +205 N. Bell Wesl hagely sons garage 3105 glenwood drive farview heights, illhois phOT'ie: 397-3077 or 397-5456 urn (Ara) CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ’80 THE FOOD SERVICE STAFF BELLEVILLE EAST HIGH SCHOOL CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ’80 FOLLOW THE REST GET THE BEST SCOTTI MUFFLER GOOD LUCK LANCERS THE GREENHOUSE CENTER GIFTS. TROPICAL PLANTS. DECORATING ACCESSORIES BEYERSDORFER’S PASTRY SHOP Specializing in: Wedding Cakes Birthday Cakes Parties For All Occasions Phone 632-2040 Tue. Thru Sat. 6:30 A.M. To 6:30 P.M. Sun. 6:30 A.M. To 12:30 P.M. Closed Mon. PONTIAC SHOPPING CENTER 5900 N. ILLINOIS FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS, ILLINOIS 62208 1100 EAST MAIN ST. 234-2334 1000 West Main St. Belleville 233-9232 $ climate INSURORS 223 CAST MAIN STRCCT 8CLLCVILLC ILLINOIS 42220 (414) 233 0193 “Servict It Our Tradition Sint I9I9T XOr rTTHTTFirTTS (T7T fiHJT BELLEVILLE BOWLING SPORTS SHOP pl • 8oll Drilled Whil« You Woil ‘Hut • Plugging, Bebonng, Relmiihmg • Bowling Shirti ond lettering • Sporting Goodi 605 CARLYLE AVE. • Trophiei • Engraving BELLEVILLE ■ ;? WEST MAIN STREET - BELLEVILLE. ILLINOIS 235-6565 RHONE t 2J4-I255 Something for Everyone News-Democrat Art Supplies Balsa Plastic Models Stamps - Coins H-O Trains M I-9 AM-8:30 PM T. W,Th. Sat-9-5:30 715 E. Main 233-2824 BOLL MEIER HOBBY AND CRAFT SHOP MARSH STENCIL MACHINE CO. BELLEVILLE Southern Illinois National Bank 1-64 at rt. 169 fairview heights 618 398-6060 1710 Boul Ave.. Suite 2 Belleville. III. 62221 Phone: (618) 234-8469 • L P CAS • RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL GIBSON APPLIANCES Thompson's Gas, he. • TAPPAN • HEATING A COOLING • Mom atMoa tmv • muiwui ikm tint V0UR COMPLETE COMFORT CENTER 233- 541 or 397-0321 SALES SERVICE INSTALLATION Thompson Fuel Corp. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS FRILLMAN PHOTOGRAPHERS 234-0607 Call ll6 jo w 234-0607 CONCRETE - TWO WAVS FUEL OIL • COAL U-CART and CUSTOM CONCRETE-MOBILE Residential Comercial RALPH SUE FRILLMAN DRIVEWAY ROCK DECORATIVE ROCK % STONE PRE-MIX CONCRETE YARD OFFICE - 332 Centreville Ave.. Belleville, II. 62221 7607 WEST MAIN ST. BELLEVILLE 397-5287 Best Wishes +0 Students and Staff RAETZ BAKERY NOW SPECIALIZING IN CAKES FOR EVERY OCCASION 2 33-3691 22 WEST MONROE BELLEVILLE SUPERAMERICA MOO CARYLE R . ACROSS FROM EAST IMPORTANT LUMBERS: POLICE: 284-1312__________ FIRE DEPT.: 234-2233 BELLEVILLE EAST H.S.: 235-3300 HOSPITALS: 234-2120, 233-7750 OTHER:____________________ IMPORTANT DATES; AUGUST 28, 1979, SCHOOL BEGINS OCTOBER 29-AOVEMBER 3, 1979, LOYALTY WEEK DECEMBER 21, 1979, WINTER BREAK- _____________________BEGINS JUNE 4, 1980, GRADUATION__ SHE WAS 5 7”, 120 LBS ____ HE WAS 6’4”, 210 LBS KAMI!: ADDRESS:____________________ CITY:_______________________ ZIP COPE:___________________ I REMEMBER:__________________ MY BOYFR1EAP filRIFRIEMD WAS: MY BEST FRIEAP WAS: OUR HAAG-OUT WAS: MY FAVORITE ACTIVITY WAS:___ MY FAVORITE MOVIE WAS: I WAS A: (YEAR) EROSH. SOPH. JR. SR] OTHER: v- 5_f


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