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

Text from Pages 1 - 296 of the 1984 volume:

— ■ BELLEVILLE ER5T CLR55 DF 1RBL Belleville T wp. High School East Volume 17 1983-1984 TRBLE OF CONTENTS p.3 5chaol Vear p.33 Academics p.SA 5parts p.lll Clubs p.137 Faculty p.lGl 5enicirs p.Ell Underclassmen p.5Gl Hds After a summer which seemed too short, the 1983-1984 school year began. All across campus, East students shared a feeling of uncertainty. Freshmen banded together to calm first day nerves while upperclassmen, who had bid farewell to the first principal at East during the 1982 1983 school year, gathered in hallways discussing the new guy . Rumors circulated over the summer had been very vague and curiousity was overwhelming. At last—10:10 a.m.! East students filled the gymnasium. The new guy , alias Mr Curtis, introduced himself to the crowd Mr. Curtis’ dedication was apparent in his opening speech. His statement of his goal for East to set the standards by which other schools are judged was greeted with a round of rousing applause. Mr. Curtis’ confidence and eloquence inspired East students at assemblies and other events throughout the year. Finding the principal at football, swing choir, or cross country practice was not unusual. Where East students gathered. Mr Curtis could usually be found somewhere in the crowd. Simply stated by a choir member at East: He said he wants to come to all of our performances. It’s great! He’s really involved. Although Mr. Curtis brought with him new traditions and ideals which were readily accepted by the Lancer student body, East students were able to teach the new principal some things. Mr. Curtis was treated to the work of the phantoms as well as other Loyalty Week traditions. The words of a dedicated Lancer express the feelings of East ' s Student body. The new principal? I think every school could use a guy like him.” R NEW FRCE RT Mr. Curtis is a well educated leader. He graduated from Illinois State University with a bachelor ' s degree in social studies. He also holds a master’s degree in history and a specialists degree in school administra¬ tion. degrees he received as a graduate student at the Univer.sity of Illinois. 3 raa-FiBL, Many returning Belleville East students were surprised at how fast their summer went. The first day of school stormed upon us. “I had no idea when school started. I was in Boston having a good time when my parents mentioned something about my schedule, ' ' said one East student. “I was in New Mexico trying unwillingly to hitch a ride home when I got a letter from my mom saying to hurry up and get home before school started. replied another Lancer. I kind of anticipated it because I had nothing to do the whole summer, spoke another Lancer. Ready or not the school opened its doors in late August. The sight of crowds of people, teachers walking briskly to class with briefcase in hand, and freshmen with maps and compasses were familiar to many. The campus bloomed many colors as students gathered on the terraces to talk about their summer adventures, but for new students it was a totally new experience. Freshmen comments included. This place is huge! ; Where is ' D ' building 7 ; Look at all those seniors! The big news at East was a change in the administration. Mr. Curtis became our new principal. Nobody knew what to expect, but as time went on the student body began to appreciate his authoritative ability to command and lead Belleville East. LRNCER5 R55EH1BLE The East school year is hi-lighted by various assemblies. Traditional assemblies include the seasonal sports assemblies, two Loyalty Week assemblies, an intro¬ duction to the school year, and several pep assemblies. The winter sports assembly, which usually consists of short basketball games and wrestling matches, was changed to include the Lancer student body. This year’s competi¬ tions included an arm wresting contest and two tree-throw contests, the first of which determined the school champion. The second tree-throw match was between the faculty and the champion of the student body. Although the contest was extremely close, the student body claimed the victory. LDVRLTV UJEEH (right top) phantoms strike again, an early morning expression of school spirit, (middle) cheerleaders on the sidelines discuss queen and escort candidates (right corner) the cafeteria does not escape the work of the phantoms, (below) East Stage Band performs at Loyalty Week assembly RN ER5T TRRDITIDN For the seventeen years that Belleville East has been in existance, Loyalty Week has been a landmark event in the school year. Loyalty Week represents the true feeling of the East student body; students are given the chance to unite for a common cause and support their football team in a contest of skill and ability. Loyalty Week is very busy, with each day designated as a different dress-up day, students working on class floats, senior girls competing in powder-puff Olym¬ pics. the election of the queen and escort, the spirit chain, and, of course, the football game. 4 4 4 9 PRRflDE (below) The freshman float was awarded second place, an unusu al event in East history The two weeks preceeding the parade were filled with lots of hard work for the Lancers who participated in float building. Students gathered at the Army Reserve Building to design and build a float to enter in the contest and the parade. The first week of float building passed with no sign of activity from the junior class. Freshmen, sophomores, and seniors worked hard on their floats while watching the junior’s empty flatbed and wondering if there was going to be a junior float. The seniors worked to create Garfield listening to a Victrola, keeping with the ’Rock ’n’ Roll theme. The “King of Pain” rested in his throne on the sophomore float, while a Lancer football player was so eager to fight that he had to be chained back on the freshman float. The juniors came through in great style, completing their float in only one week and taking first place in the float judging contest. (below) Juniors ' Rock Around the Clock ' ' on first place float (center) Queen Michele Remecker is driven through Belleville in Kim Decker’s convertible. (below) Garfield Rocks This Town on senior float (below right) Allison Smith and Susie Rust ride with the Queen s boyfriend. Dave Dmtelman imma ' ll (above) Sophomores show spirit, (left) Members of the Baum Squad wave to the crowd 11 THEfTlE DRV5 RT ER5T 5H0UJ LRNCER COLOR RNO 5TVLE MONDAY: 50 s 60 s Day TUESDAY: Clash Day WEDNESDAY: New Wave Day THURSDAY: Masquerade Day FRIDAY: Lancer Blue Day at 3:45 each afternoon. P.PU Powder puff Olympics is just one of the many Loyalty Week traditions at East. To many senior girls it is the biggest and most important event other than the football game because it gives them a chance to show their Loyalty Week spirit and enthusiasm. A few weeks before Loyalty Week, girls signed up for ppo and met with their sponsors to design their jerseys and to choose a team name which incorporated the use of their sponsor’s name. This year the Baum Squad. Pat’s Blue Ribbons, Patton’s Pizzazz. T.D. ' s Talents, Blaies’ Bandits, and Bob’s Bullets battled in the various events which took place Each team appointed male cheerleaders to boost team spirit and to allow the guys to participate. The schedule of events was as follows: Monday- sack race, three-legged race, softball throw; Tuesday- 600 m. relay, obstacle course: Wednesday- tug of war; Thursday- volleyball. Every participant hoped that her team would ride in the parade on Friday holding the first place trophy, but only the members of Pat’s Blue Ribbons realized their dream. 15 FDDTBRLL LRNCER PDVRLTV � The hi-light of the Loyalty Week activities is the crowning of the queen and the selection of her court. This year ' s Loyalty Week Queen was Michele Remecker. She was escorted by Scott Dukowitz. First runner-up Lisa Merryman was escorted by Brian Wegley. Kirsten Klauss was selected second runner-up. Her escort was Larry Schott. The nominees for Queen were: Kirsten Klauss, Lisa Merryman, Susan Rust, Jeanne Smith, Linda Townsend. Escort candidates were. Keith Billhartz, Jeff Bowen, Don Cornell, Scott Dukowitz, Jim Lugge, Larry Schott, Brian Wegley. The princess candidates for the junior class were: Monica Mohr, Ise Sooter, Tami Trover, Dawn Williams. Escorts nominated were: Brian Burkett, Steve Jacobs, Joe Miller, Steve O ' Neil. Sophomore princess and escort candidates were: Danielle Alves, Becky Ca llahan. Jody Geschwend, Allison Strano, Grant Blaise, Larry Lecompte, Rich Lockwood, Tim Meehling, Ed Rust. Freshman princess and escort candidates were: Missy Blum, Staci Dumstorff, Julie Freed. Janice Hartmann, Wendy Smith, Debbie Tracy, Rick Barrett. Jerry Costello, Randy Schmidt. Justin Webster. (right) Queen candidates and escorts (below) Linda Townsend escorted by Keith Billhartz ER5T 5TLDENT5 EXPERIENCE THE CDLDE5T WINTER ON RECORD The thermometer dropped to temperatures below the freez¬ ing level, and cold winds added to the extremely uncomfort¬ able days at Belleville East. In spite of cold wind chill factors of -50° on several occasions, East remained open. Snow at Christmas added to the uncomfortable chill. The student body was reminded by the administration not to throw snowballs on campus, but some students decided to frolic in the snow anyway. V ■ 4 RPPDINTIT1ENT WITH PERTH Mrs. Boynton Sarah Dr. Gerard Cassandra Shepherd Liz Jahren . Brennon Wells David Appel . Raymond Amy Wilson .Nadine Cecil Argue .Lennox 23 25 mERRV CHRETtriRS! The last day before Christmas vacation is fun-filled at East. Lancers gathered for the annual Christmas assembly. The student body listened intently as the Stage Band, Concert Choir, Treble Choir, Sophomore Choir, Orchestra, and the East dramatists performed Christmas songs and skits. The Christmas assembly was probably the most successful assembly of the school year. The stage band performed the Glenn Miller hit In the Mood , while the choirs performed favorite songs such as ‘Hallejuhah Chorus and Carol of Bells”. The Christmas skit was a radio play of a news announcer telling of a very frightening incident: Santa was reported shot down inside Soviet airspace. The newscast reported Santa to be carrying 24 Nikkon cameras with which he was photographing secret Siberian missle bases, which, according to the exclusive interview with Yuri Andropov, do not exist. LRNCER5 DECDRRTE (right, middle) phantoms strike school before dawn below bottom right) Concert Choir s hard work results in award winning hall decorations (top left) Stage Band gets In the Mood” (top right) Letterman Ken Cowart on display (middle left) The award winning float in the making, (middle right) hall decorators Rock East, (left) Phantoms add the finishing touches to their morning’s work, (above) Phantoms survey their work LRNCER PRRENT5 GET □PEN H0LI5E The open house this year at East was slightly different from those in the past. Of course, parents visited school and were introduced to the East campus and their son or daughter’s classes, but the atmosphere was not the usual conference atmosphere Parents were sent a newsletter which had a mini-schedule which they were to fill in with their “schedule” for the evening. Parents were asked to attend classes following their student’s schedule. Classes were shortened to 15 minutes, and during study hall and lunch periods parents were invited to visit the cafeteria for refreshments. 0 ? CLH55 OFFICERS 5ENI0R5 (left to right) Carla Boeckman, Jim Needles, Robyn Schneider 5DPHDmDRE5 (left to right) Kathy Carnegie. Rick Barret. Kirston Halton. Deana Langin Each class at East elects four officers ... President, Vice-President, Secretary and Treasurer, Class officers are responsible for leadership in the planning and execution of class activities. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council aims at building a good relationship among the student body, faculty and administration. The council also provides a form for student expression through its members. For those who serve in the council, it provides an opportunity to foster, promote and sustain democracy through participation in student government. 5ENIDR5 Front row: Kim Winter. Jeanne Smith. Pam Savage, Kim Verbeck. Allison Smith. Tracy Rouch. Lisa Merryman. Kisten Klauss. Back Row Susie Rust. Mimi Sinovic. Laurie Schneider. Lynette Vielweber. Kim Morris. Kari Burke. Theresa Dunn. JUNDR5 Front row: Robyn Schneider. Tami Trover. Ise Sooter, Dawn Mank, DeDe Schmidt. Joe Miller. 2nd row. Sheila Seets. Julie Mueller. Kari Tyler. Becky Moran. Gail Horine. Dawn Heilman. 3rd row Leslie Knolhoff. Monica Mohr. Lynne Hill. Joe Marmella. Hope Harper. Back Row: Dawn Williams. Jodi Mrsich. John Rapp 50PH0m0RE5 Front row: Libby Cich, Ann Sullivan, Jody Rouch. Peggy Cotter, Alison Strano. Middle row: Danielle Alves, Tim Derstme. Mary Dunn, Tracy Dumstorff. Becky Callahan. Jodie Geschwend. Back Row: Rich Lockwood. Jon Rosenstengel. John Sparger. Grant Blaies. John Schmidt. FRE5HfTlEN 1st row: Cathy Carnaghi. Cinnamon Ernst. Deana Langin. Wendy Walker 2nd Row: Wendy Smith, Debbie Tracy, Kirsten Halton, Laura Joiola. Laura Barrett. Staci Dumstorff. Wally Funk 3rd Row: Rick Barrett. Zac Thurwalker. Jeremy Rosenstengel. Jerry Costello, Justin Webster. David Brown. 5TU0ENT COUNCIL OFFICERS (front) Ise Sooter. Jeanne Smith. Kim Verbeck, (standing) Linda Townsend. Ann Sullivan. Becky Moran, Tracy Rouch ram PON 5DUAD Front row: Dawn ManK. Jane Pensoneau. Meredith Strinm. Rhonda Kins, Susan Andes. Becky Moran Middle row: (sitting) Debbie Jenkins. Margerie Handy. Monica Romurez, Kim Morris. Back row: Kim Neuner. Jody Rouch. Sheila Seets, Cindy Ripley. Jackie Pensoneau. Lynette Boehne, Jamie McCaney. Nicole Lepere This is a cooperative vocational program designed to assist students 16 years of age or over, who are training for office occupations, to develop into effective business employees by providing them with practical advanced instruction in school and on-the-job as typist, stenographers, receptionists or bookkeepers in local offices. Class work is largely secretarial, and approximately half the time is spent learning the operation of office machines and equipment. Belleville East seniors enrolled in Office Occupations won eighteen awards in the Area Contests. These office skill contests are part of the Office Education Cooperative Work Training Program. Two students won two first-place trophies each. These students were Tami Kitson and Geri Wenzel. Other students winning first place included Lisa Foran, Donna Gentle, Lisa Leonard, Lori Seibel. Julia Souza, and Ann Warnecke. Winning second-place trophies were Sue Barnes, Shelly Carson, Sheri Fischer, Lori Hamilton, and Patty Murphy. Third-place trophies were awarded to Shelly Blazinic, Janet Ohl, and Julia Souza. Margie Vanausdoll placed fourth. The first and second-place winners competed at the State Leade rship Conference held in Chicago. This is a cooperative vocational program of instruction — in school and on-the-job — for students 16 years of age or r r II over w ° w,s to be engaged in the field of marketing and distribution. The basic objectives of this course are to offer 1 1 r I instruction in distribution and marketing and to develop an understanding of the economic and social responsibilities Lv ft of those permitted to engage in distribution in a free competitive society. Members of the Belleville East Distributive Education Clubs of America competed in the DECA Area II career Development Conference at SIU-E. The purpose of the conference was to provide worthwhile activities to assist students in career development as they prepare to be marketing and distributio n leaders of tomorrow. Each student performed problem-solving case studies and took a series of tests to measure the student ' s competencies in marketing and distribution. Trophies and competency certificates were earned by the following Belleville East Distributive Education students: Jackie Donohue first place in Apparel and Accessories Renee Richards first place in General Marketing Tammy Malone second place in apparel and accessories Diane Brown second place in general Merchandising Cyndy Johnston Fourth place in Advertising Samantha Ballard fourth place in Restaurant Marketing and Management Kevin Laird fourth place in General Marketing Leah Conklin Competency Certificate in Restaurant Marketing and Management Stacy McTigue Competency Certificate in General Merchandising Janet Rheinecker Competency Certificate in General Merchandising Patty Tippett Competency Certificate in General Merchandising The Belleville East Distributive Education students had participated in the State DECA Career Development Conference at Springfield. 119 Front row: Jonelle Fuqua. Gen Knowles. Shelly Rickert. Margery Handy. Barb Bassett, Tracy Fergusson Middle row: Connie Cochran. Candy Hubbard. Connie Neal. Amy Wilson, Sarah Miller, Eddie Evans. Back row: Krissy Kinsella. Eddie Quinones. Richard Cook. Todd Davis, Liz Jahren. Amy Logsdon. Brett Seavers, Dave Appel Front row Amy Wilson. Sarah Miller. Richard Cook. Margery Handy. Amy Logsdon. Middle row: Geri Knowles. Connie Neal. Liz Jahren. Shelly Richert. Eddie Evans. Tracy Ferguson. Back row: Dave Appel. Barb Bassett 120 REGIONAL TEAM Kneeling Amy Logsdon Left to right Amy Wilson. Margery Handy. Dav e Appel, Shelly Rickert, Liz Jahren. Barb Margery Handy. Placed First in State in Poetry Reading Bassett. Mrs Owens. Thespian Troupe 1916 is a member of the International Thespian Society, an honor and service organization whose members are made up of high achievers in the field of theatre. To become a Thespian one must earn recognition in both on and off stage work, and must be recommended by the faculty advisors of the drama program. Front: Ellen Mather Row 2: Sarah Miller. Amy Wilson. Middle: Cassandra Shepherd Back Row: Turner Simpson. Dave Apple. Laura Darner. Margie Handy. David Grove, Stacy Preisendanz. Eddie Evans. 121 FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES The F.C.A. is an organization of students interested in athletics. Students who have participated in, or students who are inter¬ ested in athletics are invited to become members. Front row Allison Smith. Steve Thompson, Steve Newell. Cinnamon Ernst. Kim Moorleghen. Tracey Droum. Erin Gaul Back row: Coach Patton. Teresa Dunn, Rhonda Reifschneider. Rene Yelland. Katie Brauer, Vicki Higgerson. Kari Burke. Pam Peters FOOD CO-OP HERO is a club for students enrolled in the Co-op Food Service program. Students earn 1 credit for their class and 1 credit for their work in a food service establishment. Educational activities include a nutritional exhibit for the Health Fair, various programs and nutritional education activities. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY (front row) Kirsten Klauss (vice pres ), Dana Handley (secy.) Michelle Fadden (treas ). David Grove (pres ), (second row) Debbie Kuhl. Lisa Faith. Lisa Merryman. Kathy Mahoney. Karen Heet, Scott Kellogg. Nancy Angenend. Kathy Ellerbusch. Debbie Jenkins (third row) Amy Logsdon. Michelle Koeller. Laurie Schneider. Kari Burke, Laura Jones. Kim Morris. Kim Verbeck. Allison Smith. Chris Lett. Dianne Deppe. Karen Bryan (fourth row) Phil Weil. John Wargo. Markl Eichenlaub. Dwight Lindhorst. John Marmella. David Andes. Jim Lugge. Carlos Ramos. Mr Powell. Ron Hartmann BELLEVILLE TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL 1 , I MARCHING BAND Front row Cyndi Dreyer. Tyra Gray. Beth Meidmger. Greta Brinkerhoft Row 2 Debbie Miller. Kendra Coe. Lisa Kohlmeier. Jill Ogles. Pam Brown 3rd Row Chris Duguay. Yvonne Martmich. Rose Boyles. Richard Wright. Jeff Donato. Steve Senechal 4th Row Ray Martmich. Judy Call. Todd Davis. Paul Pearson. David Landry. John Leezy. James Sneddon. David Sewell 5th Row Chuck Rhein. Ron Krause. Terry Wright. Mike Norman. Eric Rasmussen. Leroy Kirsch 124 The Marching Concert Band performs at various athletic activities and pep assemblies. The Marching-Concert Band also marches in various parades in the surrounding area and performs a concert in the spring. 1st row Dawn Patterson. Julie Madden. Kathleen Romme. Sheryl Vogt 2nd row Karen Shupp. Mae Boyles. Kristi Underwood. Wendy Walker. David Grove (Drum Maior). 3rd row Marco Cipolletti, Cheri Nugent. Wendy Roylance. Bruce Gagliolo. Sean Murphy. Curtis Norman. Tim Newgent. Craig Coelho. 4th row Eric Boman, Greg Botvin. Ken Lehr. Mike Weiser. Jennifer Thebus. Rob Stock, Mike Chester. Todd Howard. 5th row: Troy Hower. Bill Gaines. John Lehr. Andrew McRoberts. Phil Weil, Kathy Ellerbusch STAGE BAND The Stage Band performs at various locations throughout the year playing styles ranging from classic swing to modern jazz to rock. Front row: Matt Hillebrand, Brett Seavers, Rob Stock. James Sneddon. Brendon Bauer. Todd Davis. 2nd row: Gina Weidner. Mae Boyles. Linda Sweet. Rose Boyles. Melissa Hill. Montune Das. 3rd row: Craig Coelho. Sarah Olroyd. Judy Call, Cheri Nugent. Donna Dougan, Lisa Fox. 4th row David Sewell. Cyndi Dreyer. Wendy Roylance. Kim Neuner, Amy Hollman. Maria Rigas. 5th row Ron Krause. Tracia Schuchmann. Angela Warhover. Tim Newgent. Mark Eichenlaub, Marco Cipolletti, Yvonne Martmich 6th row: Brian Kirsch, Dan Appel. Todd Howard. Bruce Gagliolo. Mike Norman. Allen Schmelzel. Mike Mayor, Ken Lehr ORCHESTRA The Orchestra provides music instrumental students with an educa¬ tional background of techniques and styles of many famous compos¬ ers. 1st row: Beth Meidmger. Mae Boyles. Laura Laux. Eddy Wright. Nancy Angenend. Cassandra Shepherd. Kristi Underwood. 2nd row: Cindy Schillmger, Gina Weidner. Andrea Holcomb. Kathy Romme. Julie Madden. Tammy Geasley. Karen Rasmussen. Fam Huesmann. 3rd Row: Sarah Olroyd. Kristin Kolb. Donna Dougan. Chen Newgent. Marco Cipolletti. Mike Norman. Don Appel. Steve Senechal. David Appel. Brian Anderson. Leroy Kirsch. reserve band Entering freshman may enroll in Reserve Band and advance to the Marching-Concert Band and various instrumental ensembles. Front row Beth Hager, Laura Reistis. Kari Rasmussen, Deborah Bussing. Angie Warner. Michelle Soper. Kamakee Lee. Joy Tucker. Lisa Rogers 2nd row: Kristi Ratlift. April Lilly. Charis Lawrence. Karen Harris. Scott Harris. Kara Rohrer. Bryan Majors Ronald Smith, Jason Avant, Matthew Hillebrand 3rd row Mike Brumitt. Keith Favre. Brian Gonquist. Billy Fink. Mark Watts. Joe Blanquart. John Servos. Jason Mestemaker, Massimo Cipolletti. Terrance Jones. Marty Muniz, Mr Kirsch FRENCH CLUB The French Club is open to students of the French language as a means of encouraging active interest in the language and culture of the French people, and to provide social contacts among the French students. 1st row: Amy Peters. Vice President. Kari Bowers. Treasurer. Amy Wilson. President. 2nd Row: Julie Bussing. Karen Hunter. Leslie Dye. Cathy Rmne. Rachel Moorman. Angie Warner. Lori Bowers. Beth Perez 3rd row: Terri Daniels. Tyra Gray. Heather Carey. Lisa Walker. Kelly Vogel. Amy Logsdon. Bill Ritchie. Susan Van Dusen SWING CHOIR Through the years choir has always striven to be a worthy ambassador of Belleville East and an important asset to our community. It is our fervent wish that all East Swing Choirs of the future will look back, see our pride, and carry forward the traditions that are so much a part of us. Seated • Cindy Ripley. David Grove. Kelley Keller, David Appel. Angela Roth. Scott Thompson. Kneeling Roland Isom. Nancy Angenend Courtney Russell. Paul Parson. Amy Michael Chester Standing Sean Clark. Nanette Mume. Tyra Gray. Neil McElligott. Tracy Ferguson. Deidra Grider, tames Peppier, Kathy Ellerbusch, Kent Hollansworth, Deborah Philip Weil. Margery Handy. Daniel Angenend. Gina Buhl. Buscher. Jenkins. Swing has been the most exciting experience in high school for me. We are taking a tour down south which will top it all.” Michael Chester My first year in Swing Choir was very exciting. I actually learned how to dance and sing at the same time.” Roland Isom Swing Choir has been great this year. I can’t wait until next year.” David Appel This past year in Swing Choir was the most exciting time in school. It was really alot of fun.” Neil McElligott Of all the organizations I have been involved in at East, none has ever meant more to me than the Belleville East Swing Choir. Thank you Mr. McHaney - your unselfish dedication, unending devotion, and ever-abundant love have made it all worthwhile. David Grove On March 3,1984 the Swing Choir participated in the IHSA State Music Contest. They received a First Superior rating for their performance of What a Difference You’ve Made in my Life” and their costumed and choreographed rendition of Selections from West Side Story.” INDLETRRL ED. fTlr. Hanga, Chairman The Industrial Education Department offers classes in auto-shop, drafting, elec¬ tricity-electronics, metal working, wood working, construction, and welding. Mr. Konya, who is the head of the Industrial Education Department, said that the department is here to provide an opportunity for students to gain experience and to learn a major industrial occupation. He believes these classes are truly representative of industrial occupations in our society. Mr. Konya describes the shops in Industrial Education Department as “not just a place to keep busy, but as laboratories.” Students who go through the industrial education department will have the ability to identify career opportunities. One unique thing about the department is that everything employs the “hands on” technique. Students make things they can take home with them; it is not all theory. According to one teacher, “It is a practical-type program; it ' s the application of learning and theory. The staff of the department is highly- qualified. Mr. Konya feels the staff is difficult to match, since most of the teachers work in the same general areas. They teach during the summer months. When this school was built, there was no industrial courses included in the curriculm; the department has developed itself up from scratch. Industrial Education is very important in everyday matters and everyone should at least know a little about the subject, because it does come in handy at times. There are many jobs available in this type of education, besides it being a lot of fun to be in and a great learning experience. HOTE ECDNDmiC5 ITlrs. Hardirron. Chairman The Homemaking Department has the philosophy that every student needs and education in Home Economics for success in everyday living. The Homemaking curriculum is two-fold. First the Home Economics curriculum is designed to develop skills, appreciations, understanding, and attitudes needed to home and family life today. Secondly, the Homemaking program tries to provide in-school and on-the-job vocational training. The basic areas of Homemaking include foods, gainful work study, clothing and home, family and health. Foods include Intermediate Foods, Advanced Foods and Meal Planning. The work study program includes Food Classes dealing in clothing include Intermediate Clothing, Advanced Clothing, and Fashion and Merchandis¬ ing. Many classes deal with the home, the family, and health: Family Living I, Family Living II, Home and Furnishing, and Health Related Occupations. According to Mrs. Hardimon, Homemaking Department Head, A Homemaking Department must have cooperation. I feel that all the teachers have a good working relationship and get along well. We all like to teach.” The Homemaking Department tries to create a home-like atmosphere, that is a cheery place where students can feel at home and learn. The department has up- to-date equipment, such as, a micro-wave, a conventional oven, a child develop¬ ment lab, and new sewing machines. According to Mrs. Hardimon, “The depart¬ ment strives to appear orderly, neat and professional.” mHTHEfTlHTIC5 Ulr. Boyles. Chairman Mr. Boyles, who is the head of the twelve member staff math department, feels the qualifications of our math staff is better than most math departments; all the teachers have a master’s degree and many years of experience. The math staff emphasizes the basics very heavily at all levels. We don’t like to get into anything too heavy too often,” said Mr Dunn. When asked to rank Belleville East’s math department with other high-school math programs in the area, Mr. Boyles replied, East has the best math department, we re number one!” The record of the math team for the past fifteen years clearly can speak for the fine quality of the math department. East’s math students are very good at all levels, says Mr. Dunn. Our honor students work very hard, and we try to make them better.” The math department offers 16 different courses each year. A minimal competen¬ cy test was started in 1980 that ust be passed. One year of math is required for graduation. The math department is continually evaluating and improving its courses and materials so students can and will be able to compute problems confronting them in their own life in mathematical situations. Evaluating and improving also provides students with the mathematical skills, facts, and principles necessary for further mathematical training. Some say Math is all it’s about.” Every where you look math will be needed no matter how easy or difficult! PHY3CRL EDUCRTDN Ulr. 5nepp. Chairman The Physical Education Department has a two fold purpose: to teach the how and the why of fitness to students. P.E. teachers try to create a change in the life¬ style and physical habits of the people with whom they come in contact. They try to help them become physically fit. The department tries to install in its participants some fundamental lifetime skills and activities, such as golf, tennis, archery, outdoor education, and first aid. Coach Snep believes the department has to be more resourseful than many on- campus departments because it offers a more extensive program. There is one handicap, the lack of indoor space. This is why the department teaches courses that meet outdoors as well as in classrooms. It is important and good for students to take part in P.E. P.E. is also important because it is part of the total education process: a sound P.E. program compliments a sound academic pro¬ gram. The outdoor education class was started during 1980. Phy-Ed 52 □RIVERS ED. fTlr. Heinz, Chairman One of the most anticipated moments, in a high school student’s life is getting his driver’s license. It is a memorable and exciting time for most students. The East Driver Education Department teaches the basic mental and physical skills needed to be a safe driver. Mr. Heinz serves as the department head. Other members of the East Driver Education staff include, Mr. Elmore, Mr. Renn, and Mr. Ottness. Mr. Heinz would rank the East program as one of the best. He went on to say, “The East Driver Education curriculum is very good. We teach classroom and behind the wheel training together, and we treat Driver Education like a regular course. “We try to give all students who have the ability and opportunity to drive the necessary skill so they can become safe responsible drivers,” stated Mr. Heinz. Up to 350 students take driver’s education in one year. This figure doubles during the summer. Many of the students at East have heard that the driving age will be moved up to eighteen. This is not considered a fact. Mr. Heinz was asked what age he felt people should start driving. He replied, ”1 think sixteen is a perfect age. Some people may be mature enough to drive earlier, but not at all.” i M A 53 NRTURRL 5CIENCE fTlr. Baum. Chairman The main function of the Biology Department is to make the students more aware of their environment and themselves. The Biology Department also fosters the Ecology Club, which is not active at the present time. The main objective of the Biology Department is, “to help students learn as much about biology as painlessly as possible,” as Mr. Barth puts it. “We want to make students quite aware of the relationships of plants and animals.” One unique thing about the Biology Department is that it survives as well as it does in spite of its all elective courses; every year they have a full enrollment. Both Mr. Baum and Mr. Barth stressed that biology is important because of the need to know about yourself and the survival of plants and animals. Mr. Barth reiterated the point by saying, “We need to know about all our little critters that share the planet with us. What we do to the least of our little critters, we do to ourselves.” East’s Biology Department has an excellent, natural advantage with a large campus which can be used for the benefit of classes. Our field facilities and our supplies are probably superior to that of smaller schools. Our staff has a very broad back ground. Mr. Baum is the head of the Biology Department. 54 PHV5ICHL SCIENCE fTlr. Hollinberger. Chairman Belleville East ' s Physical Science Department offers college-level courses. Our Physical Science facilities are equal to if not better than some colleges, according to Mr. Hollmberger. He went on to explain that the Physical Science Department does not prepare students for a job. they prepare students for college. Students take chemistry and physics to fulfill college requirements. College courses, then, prepare students to get a job in a particular area. Our advance courses are equal in difficulty to general level college courses. The advanced physics classes are even coordinated with SlU-Edwardsville. According to Mr. Hollmberger, department head, We are pretty much a tradition¬ al department, a basic science department that is not way-out.” The department stays that way so colleges will accept the student ' s science background. The ultimate teaching objective of the Physical Science Department is to instruct students and let them apply that knowledge to everyday situations. 5DCIRL 5TLIDE5 fTlr. Gentsch. Chairman The courses offered by the Social Studies Department are; Civics 1-2, Civics 1-2C, Social Studies, World Geography, U.S. History 5-6. Also offered are American Government, American Problems, Physiography, Sociology, Psychology, and Eco¬ nomics. Students may register for any of the above courses or they may take any two of a variety of courses of 10 week mini-courses offered during the fall semester along with two more from another group offered during the spring semester. These mini-courses discuss everything from Colonial Life to the Nuclear Age. Mr. Gentsch, Social Studies Department Head, said the main function of the Social Studies Department is “to teach American heritage and be a guide for future citizenship. This makes for well-adjusted ladies and gentlemen.” Mr. Gentsch stated we have a super Social Studies Department. “We have fun in our teaching,” he said, “but we still take it seriously. You still can have fun and learn.” Mr. Gentsch concluded, “Learning about history is very important in a student’s high school career. Everybody is going to be a citizen of the U.S. for the rest of their life. Knowing the rights and responsibilities of being a citizen are the most important things that you can learn.” imC LIBRARY fTlr ClaussEr. Chairman The Library contains nonfiction books, magazines, and reference books, and is open to students from 8:00 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. Last year a new security system was installed to prevent what was becoming the increasing number of missing books. This method has worked very well, according to library sources. The Learning Center takes up the other half of the second floor of A Building. Fictional books, audiovisual equipment and material, and typewriters are all in the Learning Center. The Library and Learning Center are helpful places for studying and doing some research or just catching up on assignments. The Library And Learning Center have a total collection of 18,782 books. 3,424 of these books are fiction and the remaining 15,538 are non-fiction. An average of 10.600 books are checked out each year. The Library and the Learning Center are staffed by Mr. Clausser, who is the mam person in charge. m MM M mm mm 111 2M PiEmEDlHL ED. ITlr. Rice. Chairman The Remedial Education Department has three main functions. The first function is to help students who otherwise could not function correctly in a normal classroom setting. These students have normal I.Q.’s, but they have some problems with dealing in a classroom situation. The second function is to teach the trainable mentally handicapped students. These students come to school to work under constant supervisio n. The Remedial Education Department focuses on gearing these students to work successfully in the community in which they live. The third function of the department is to help the autistic student. These students do not communicate well and require a large amount of personal attention. The staff tries to improve their communication skills through basic, repetitive exercises. According to Miss Scandrett, Remedial Education teacher, “Every child is an individual with different needs that the teachers must find a way to meet every day.” She went on to say, “It’s our hope that each student who works through our remedial education program will be a valuable asset to any community in which he or she chooses to live. Schedule Desmet L Althoff L Quincy W E. St. L Alton L E. St. L Coll W West L Moline L 1st row: Jim Maschoff, John Bethard, Ron Hartman, Chriss Bachman, Keith Billhartz, Mark Bartle, Mark Boyer, Brian Wegley, Larry Schott, Brian Dumbstorf, Chris Stock, Chris Verbeck, Scott Dukowitz, Scott Nephew, 2nd row: Ken Baldwin, Mike Smith, Steve O ' Neil, Brian Becker, Randy Burns, Steve Jacobs, Bob Eagen, David Freed, Scott Behrman, Bob Eader. Mark Gregorich, Jay Ohlendorf, Steve Harris, Rod Walker, 3rd row: Rick Uhler, Tony Hanner, Mike Johnson, Jim Needles, Eric Rasmussen, Jeff House, Dan Laskowski, Brian Burkett, John Rapp, Mike Oliver, Bill Blackbarn, Max Zelinsky, Phil Gilmer, 4th row. John McPherson, Jim Siniveck, Rob Mank, Ed Rust, Scott Hull, Scott Gass, Eric Gumstadt, Gary Klein, Tui Souiona, Joe Uduga, Brad Able, Craig Price, Jeff Hunter, Mike White 5th row: Garry Dinahough, Scott Sudja, Bob Sweet, Scott Leveling, Pat Wolf, Jeff Brown, Rob Eawing, Keith Hollansworth, Scott Massie, Tim Heimer, Brian Richie, Gary Lang, Mike Hoehnor, 6th row: Herb Briden, Sam Lance, Mark Drewery, Derek Ferrell. Mark Rian, Mark Bridges, Chris Slota. Coaches Velkel, Thompson, Schnep, Fahrner, McGinnis, Mr. Curtis, Mr. Bechtold, Dr. Dosler 61 The team hits the field Brian Wegley breaks away from the back -- Team work brings the man down 62 The Lancers Keep the ball from moving A Kick for an extra point Schedule Cahokia Belleville West Collinsville Alton Granite City Althoff Collinsville Edwardsville Belleville West Waterloo Alton Hazelwood Central Triad Away Away Home Away Home Home Away Home Home Away Home Away Away 1st row: Matt Perr, Clifford Easton, Joe Kassebaum, Chriss Ciassulo, Tim Derstme, Sven Klauss, Joe Miller 2nd row: Quincy London, Scott Racer, Casey Brechmtz, Matt Eicholz, Steve Korobey, Dan Bogner, Brent Bullock, Porky Carson, Lank Laird, Rick Barbachem 3rd row: Coach Phil Aleman, Gary Bidwell, Darren Koester, Steve Palucci, Bobbie Nabb, Joe Wachtel, Brian Maika, Jeff Durzo. Mark Kanak, Carlos Ramos, Pepe te ® A Lancer alluding an opponent East can be tough when they have to BOYS CROSS COUNTRY 1st row: Dave Senechal, Ron Dauphin, Chuck Holcomb, Scott Black, Steve Johnson, Kyle Blanchard, 2nd row: Will Ireland, Mike Dalman, Mike Raney, Kevin Finster, Mike Ernst, 3rd row: Steve Senechal, Ben Clark, Keith Harrimen, Dan Appel, Scott Glueck, Frank Kich, Ken Cowart, Coach Browning Schedule Granite City Invitational Triad Invitational Belleville West Invitational Centraila Edwardsville Invitational City Meet Peoria Invitational County Meet Conference Meet IHSA Regionals 68 GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY 1st row: Tracy Hussman, Kendra Fehner, Michelle Reelitz, Dina Fehner, Jenny Miller, 2nd row: Coach Browning, Lisa Jones, Michelle Fadden, Karen Rasmussen, Stephanie Holcomb, Andrea Wright, Joyce Francis, Junior Lisa Jones Went to state this year. Schedule Granite City Invitational 9th Triad Invitational 6th Centraila 1st Belleville West Invitational 4th Edwardsville Invitational 6th City Meet 1st County Meet 5th Mascoutah Classic 4th Conference Meet 3rd IHSA Regionals 6th Junior Lisa Jones went to state this year 70 The Lancer girls are set to go Stephanie Holcomb Shows her endurance Coach Browning helps the girls get ready Lisa Jones moves up an opponent Karen Rasmussen doesn ' t mind running alone Jenny Miller races past to move up 71 Standing Back: Coach Menke, Amy Book, Janice McAteer, Beth Stuckey Wendy Smith, Erin Mahoney, Standing Middle: DeDe Schmidt, Debbie Tonies, Sitting Left: Kathleen Turschlus, Holly Mathison. Allison Smith. Sitting Right: Amy Buscher, Pam Coleman, Jodie Grimming, Sitting Front: Julie Sudduth, Julie Grimming, Missing from photo: Cheryl Brown, Marla Von Also Schedule Mascoutah W Belleville West Tournament 3rd Centralia Tournament 1st Centralia W Triad W O’Fallon W Alton W Belleville Invitational 3rd West L Althoff VV East St. Louis W Collinsville W Conference Tournament 2nd Cramte City W ISHA Sectionals 4th m riRLSTEN Coach Menke keeps an eye on the tennis players Allison Smith, Amy Buscher, Janice McAteer. and Beth Stuckey ready for state Captian Allison Smith shows her winning serve The team displays their trophies 7 i I Schedule Boys: Southwestern Conference 2nd Edwardsviile Invitational 3rd Peoria Invitational 43rd ISHA Regional 7th Girls: Edwardsviile Invitational 1st Webster Groves Invitational 3rd Champaign Invitational 5th ISHA Regional 1st ISHA Sectional 1st ISHA State Finals 6th 1st row: Carey Williams, Jennifer Renn, Cindy Mueller, Vicki Higgerson, Mary Ann Fahey, 2nd row: Keith Nye, Allen Hughey. Todd Black, Jeft Rauckmann, Collin Krill, Scott Ready. 3rd Row: Matt Neverstich, B.J. Rauckmann, David May, David Koesterer, Dave MacArthur, Coach Renn Schedule Collinsville Edwardsville Cahokia West Collinsville O ' Fallon East St. Louis Alton Mater Dei L Freeburg W West W Althoff L Mascout W Trial L Alton L Granite City W East St. Louis L Springfield Althoff L L L L W W L L W L 1st row: Jodi Geshwend. Lynette Vielweber, Patti Neutezling, Erin Gaul, Dana Faraly, Kim Morelegm, Lisa Jones, 2nd row: Coach Logsdon, Rhonda Reifschulda, Kim Easton, Kati Brauer, Renee Yelland, Carol Tieman, Angie Mount, Coach Stevenson 77 . Believe East scores a point The lancers work as a team 1st row: Laurie Miller, Kan Burke, Dawn Williams, Monica Mohr. 2nd row Jodie Prince. Dawn Klein. Melissa Bass. Michele Remecker, Paula Reeb, Lisa Krummrich. Pam Savage. Becky Merritt 1st row: Kelly Feurer, Jodie Mirisch. 2nd row Amy Jones. Libby Cich. Gail Otness, Julie Mueller 79 , This year the East Cheerleading squad consisted of 20 very talented and enthusiastic girls. There were 12 varsity members. 6 tumor varsity members and 2 alternates. They cheered for all of the football and basketball games and also supported the other East sport teams throughout the year. Last summer the varsity squad captured the 1st place trophy along with various other spirit awards and ribbons, at the UCA camp held at Morehead State University in Kentucky. The varsity also received an honorable Mention at the Carbondale Holiday Tournament in December. The cheerleaders are coached by Patty Watkins. 80 WINTER SPORTS BOYS BASKETBALL 1st row: Coach Otness, Jeff Bowen, Todd Volkmann, Clayton Coe, Gary Leonard, Paul Rodgers, Rick Schwarz, Don Cornell, Jim Luge, Mang. Dean Hess, Brian Keith Buske, Scott Cruikshank, Bassam Abdulhadi, Coach Fink. 2nd row: Mang. Hamilton, Larry Hamilton, Bruce Romine, Mang. Steve Neul Mater Dei lost Carbondale lost E. St. Louis lost Althoff won Carbondale Christmas Tourney Champaign Cent. lost Herrin lost Mascoutah lost Alton won Collinsville lost Springfield lost West lost Belleville East Tourney Vashon lost Althoff lost DeSmet won Edwardsville won E. St. Louis lost Springfield Southeast lost Granit e City won Cahokia lost Alton lost St. Louis U High lost West lost Collinsville lost 82 East gets the tip-off Jett Bowen puts the ball in play The team meets for a little strategy Jeff Bowen scores two Keith Buske lines up tor a shot East goes for the rebound Jim lugge looks tor an open Lancer 84 A Lancer defends the ball Gary Leonard slams for two Dec 15 Atloff lost Dec 22 Centralia lost Dec. 27 29 Mascoutah Tournament — Jan. 3 Altoff won Jan. 5 West lost Jan 10 Granite City won Jan. 12 Alton lost Jan. 16 18 Hazelwood Tournament 5th place Jan. 26 Triad lost Jan. 31 Collinsville won Feb. 4 Mascoutah lost Feb. 7 East St. Souis lost Feb. 8 Wood River won Feb. 13 Alton lost Feb. 15 Collinsville won Feb 21 Edwardsville won Feb 27 East St. Louis lost March 1 Cahokia won March 7 O ' Fallon won March 8 West lost March 12 15 Regionals ? 49 86 Mary Ann Fahey. Lisa Jones. Angie Mount. Sue Gilmer, Pam Peters. Renee Yelland. Katie Brauer. Sheryl Ittner. Sharon Penn 87 Top left: Mary Ann Fahey displays technique with touch. Center left: Angie Mount looks in¬ side for Renee Yelland. Bottom left: A pull-up jumper from ten by Lancer player Top right: Warming up before the game is Katie Brauer. Bottom right: Three Lancerets fight for position in the lane. Top left: Dame Hott cuts across the lane in |umor varsity action. Bottom left: Lancers on their toes against the Maroons. Right: Lancers calmly handle the situation Bottom right: Down the middle, Lancer drives, shoots, and scores! WRESTLING Lett to Right: Steve Knoebel. Coach Baum. Herbie Brydon. Scott Massie. Thao Haas. Mark Bartle. Dennis Palmer. Kenny Baldwin. Steve Schmelzel. Page Lutes. Greg Hamilton. Vince Black. Coach Koch. Edwardsville Lost Bethalto Lost Mascoutah Won Carbondale Won Murphysboro Won Althoff Won Roxana Lost West Won Granite City Lost Cahokia Lost Lincoln Won E. St. Louis Won Collinsmille Won Centrailia Won West Lost O’Fallon Won Jacksonville Won E. St. Louis Won Collinsville Won Conference Champions 90 A LANCER PUTS THE MAN DOWN 91 On the way to victory East controls the man A Lancer prevents a pm East turns the opponent over Last point for the win BASEBALL 1st Row Bob Egan. Denny Callahan. Mike Cook. Page Lutes. Doug Edsil. Tim Mealing. 2nd Row: Coach Patton. Rod Walker. Rob Soltys. John Rapp. Bill Gass. John McPherson. Jim Smovic. 3rd Row: Carl Sud|a. Jefl Able, Brian Burkett. Brian Dumbstort. Don Cornell. Coach Burke. MARCH TUESDAY. 27 MASCOUTAH HOME 4:00 APRIL THURSDAY. 5 GRANITE CITY AWAY 4:00 DH SATURDAY. 7 MT. VERNON HOME 11:00 DH MONDAY. 9 SALEM AWAY 4:00 DH TUESDAY. 10 EDWARDSVILLE AWAY 4:00 FRIDAY. 13 WEST HOME 4:00 SATURDAY. 14 CAHOKIA AWAY 10:00 DH MONDAY. 16 COLLINSVILLE HOME 400 TUESDAY. 17 WESCLIN HOME 4:00 WEDNESDAY. 18 EAST ST. LOUIS HOME 4:00 SATURDAY. 21 WATERLOO HOME 11:00 DH TUESDAY. 24 ALTON AWAY 4:00 FRIDAY. 27 WEST AWAY 4:00 SATURDAY. 28 EAST STL. LINCOLN AWAY 11:00 MONDAY. 30 COLLINSVILLE AWAY 4:00 MAY TUESDAY. 1 ALTHOFF HOME 4:00 WEDNESDAY. 2 EAST ST. LOUIS AWAY 4:00 SATURDAY. 5 0FALL0N HOME 12:00 DH WEDNESDAY. 9 TRIAD HOME 4:00 SATURDAY. 12 FREEBURG HOME 11:00 DH WEDNESDAY. 16 ALTON HOME 4:00 THURSDAY. 17 May 22 29 June 2 -4 June 7 8 MASCOUTAH Regionals Sectionals State Finals AWAY 4:00 97 99 FRONT Cinnamon Ernst. Mary Ann Fahey. Erin Gaul. Sherryl Ittner, Laurie Leonard 2nd ROW: Dana Farley. Tami Bova. Julie Cason. Rhonda Reifschneider, Jode Geschwend 3rd ROW Coach Yagge. Lynne Hill. Tammy Nunez. Chris Briggs. Coach Menke MARCH WEDNESDAY. 28 APRIL TUESDAY. 3 WEDNESDAY. 4 TUESDAY. 10 WEDNESDAY. 11 TUESDAY. 17 THURSDAY. 19 TUESDAY. 24 THURSDAY. 26 MONDAY. 30 MAY TUESDAY. 1 WEDNESDAY. 2 FRI SAT. 4 5 MONDAY. 7 WEDNESDAY. 9 THURSDAY. 10 SATURDAY. 12 MONDAY. 14 TUESDAY. 15 THURSDAY. 17 SATURDAY. 19-29 JUNE 2 4 JUNE 7 - 8 MASCOUTAH ALTHOFF EDWARDSVILLE MATER DEI WEST E. ST. LOUIS COLUMBIA ALTON E. ST.L. LINCOLN WEST MATER DEI EAST ST. LOUIS CAHOKIA TOURNEY ALTHOFF GRANITE CITY RED BUD FREEBURG CAHOKIA ALTON MASCOUTAH Regionals Sectionals State HOME HOME AWAY HOME AWAY AWAY AWAY HOME HOME HOME AWAY HOME AWAY AWAY HOME AWAY 11:00 HOME AWAY AWAY AWAY TBA Pekin 100 102 M BOYS TENNIS 1st Row: Brad Higham. Quincy London. Randy Pusczak, Tony Luhmng. Sven Klauss. 2nd Row: Ma. Wagner. Chuck Mahoney. Brenden Bauer. Jeff Littlejohn. Frank Lunn. 3rd Row: Robb Rickett, Bob Farmer, Dave Andes. John Marmella. Bob Lonsdale. Mike Bevmeau, Joe Marmella, K.C. Boechmtz. Ben Kirchotf, Coach Thompson. MARCH SATURDAY. 24 GRANITE CITY HOME 10:00 SATURDAY. 24 CAHOKIA HOME 1:30 SATURDAY. 31 SPRINGFIELD GRIFFIN HOME 10:00 SATURDAY. 31 APRIL SPRINGFIELD HIGH HOME 1:30 SATURDAY. 7 MASCOUTAH HOME 10:00 SATURDAY. 7 CENTRALIA HOME 1:30 SATURDAY. 14 WEST HOME 9:00 SATURDAY. 14 DESMET HOME 3:00 TUESDAY. 17 ALTHOFF AWAY 4:00 SATURDAY. 21 SPRINGFLD TOURNEY AWAY TBA TUESDAY. 24 OFALLON HOME 4:00 FRI,SAT 27.28 EAST INVITATIONAL HOME TBA MONDAY. 30 MAY ALTON AWAY 4:00 TUESDAY. 1 ST LOUIS UNIV HIGH HOME 4:00 FRI,SAT-4.5 BLOOMINGTON TOURNEY AWAY TBA MONDAY. 7 COLLINSVILLE HOME 4:00 WEDNESDAY. 9 EAST ST LOUIS HOME 4:00 SATURDAY. 12 SATURDAY. 19 MAY 24 26 S W CONFERENCE TRNY Sectionals State finals Chicago COACH: MIKE THOMPSON ALTON TBA Reaching for the ball Joe Marrmella keeps an eye on the ball John Marrmella gets a point Front Row L R Mike Smith, Dan Appel. Mike White. Scott Glueck. Ben Clark. Ken Cowart. Frank Koch. Brad Ebel, Tony Carpenter. Tim Zika. Scott Biermann, Ted Smith. Second Row L R Jerry Yaekel, Gary Dobler. Bill Lannom. Doug Kissel. Brian Hamilton. Tim Werner. Keith Harriman, Scott Gass, Joe Wachtel, Larry Lacompte. Rob Mank Third Row Paul Rukavma, Gary Leonard. Mike Ernst, Craig Weidner, Mike Raney. Dennis Palmer. Mike Dalman. Grant Bipies. Mark Drury Mike Hoehner. Kevin Payne. Fourth Row Phil Dalman, Ken Kretimeyer, Tom Pecma, Rick Barrett, Louis Pounds. Steve Johnson. Dave Senechal. Chuck Holcomb. Fifth Row Craig Butler, Steve Saunders. Glenn Byars, Saurwem, Joe Beliveau, Curt Aschenbrenner, Jerry Cappelletti MARCH FRIDAY. 23 CAHOKIA COLLINSVILLE 2:30 SATURDAY, 31 EAST RELAYS 11:00 APRIL SATURDAY. 7 MINERAL AREA AT EAST 11:00 THURSDAY, 12 EDWARDSVILLE FROSH TBA SATURDAY. 14 RELAYS SPRINGFIELD SOUTHEAST TBA THURSDAY. 19 SPARTAN RELAYS CITY CHAMPIONSHIP 10:00 TUESDAY. 24 AT EAST ST CLAIR COUNTY MEET 3:30 FRIDAY, 27 AT EAST WEST FRANKFORT RELAYS TBA MAY SATURDAY. 5 CENTRALIA RELAYS TBA THURSDAY. 10 S W CONFERENCE MEET TBA FRIDAY. 18 AT EAST IHSA SECTIONAL MEET TBA FRI, SAT 25. 26 AT EAST IHSA STATE MEET 106 Crossing the finish line first Mike White throws the discus 107 A hand-off to the last leg GIRLS TRACK 1st row: Kendra Fehner, Deidra Grider, Tina Russell. Joan Miles. Michelle Koeller, Kari Bowers. Dawn Patterson. Michelle Fadden. Tracie Drouin, Lisa Jones, Lisa Walker 2nd row: Eva Spindler. Lora Pitzgerald, Bonnie Gudmestad, Michelle Schaab. Jane Abegg, Joyce Francis. Tracy Hussman, Jenny Miller. Kim Moorkeghen 3rd row: Kristy Underwood, Michelle Lovatto, Desiree Ball. Lisa Fitzgerald. Michelle Reelitz. Angie Warhover. Sheila Sory. Angie Davis. Susan Gilmer. Yolanda Richardson 4th row: Kate Bauer, Jenny Schmidt. Missy Blum, Stephanie Holcomb. Susan Campos. Jessica Schubert. Michelle Brendel. Lora Barrett, Lydia Koeller. Kara Rohrer. Lisa Hightower MARCH THURSDAY. 22 FREEBURG ALTHOFF AT FREEBURG 4:00 MONDAY. 26 OFALLON 4:00 V JV FRIDAY. 30 CENTRALIA V JV APRIL 4:00 V JV THURSDAY. 5 CENTRALIA RELAYS TBA VAR FRIDAY. 13 COLLINS. WOODRIVER. ROXANA 4:00 V JV THURSDAY. 19 CITY CHAMPIONSHIP 10:00 V JV WEDNESDAY. 25 ST CLAIR CNTY MEET AT OFALLON 3:30 VAR SATURDAY. 28 MAY ALTON RELAYS TBA VAR THURSDAY, 3 FRIDAY. 11 FRI.SAT. 18.19 S W CONFERENCE MEET AT EAST 1 H S A SECTIONAL AT EAST 1 H S A STATE MEET AT CHARLESTON TBA V JV no Pressing down the stretch PHANTOMS: The unofficial club at Belleville East. Phantoming is the duty of East’s seniors. Their decorations build spirit. In fact, the Phantoms build more spirit than anyone else. Early in the morning before a big football game these masked seniors come and wrap our campus in toilet paper, stream¬ ers, and masking tape. When they’ve finished Belleville East is barely recognizable. There are secret messages taped on the walls, posters cheering our Lancer team - and denouncing the other teams. ) ??????? ? ?CARL VILLIAN? ? ? ? ? ? 7SANDY MASKED? ??????????????? 7SANDRA VANDALL ?????JOE COOL?????????LISA SPIRIT???????????????????BOBBY TAPED??????????T.P. THROWER? ???CHUCK VANISH? ??????? ?SURLY BIRD? ? ? ? ? ?TRACY CREPE? ????? PEGGY PAPER???????? Masked Photographer Ty Heslep CLR55 OFFICERS 5ENDRS (left to right) Jackie Donahue. Pam Savage. Jeanne Smith JUNDR5 (left to right) Carla Boeckman. Jim Needles. Robyn Schneider 5DPHDfTlDRE5 (left to right) Peggy Cotter. Mary Dunn. Jodie Gerschwend. Alison Strano FRE5HfTlRN (left to right) Kathy Carnegie. Rick Barret. Kirston Halton. Deana Langm Each class at East elects four officers . . . President, Vice-President, Secretary and Treasurer. Class officers are responsible for leadership in the planning and execution of class activities. STUDENT CDUNCIL The Student Council aims at building a good relationship among the student body, faculty and administration. The council also provides a form for student expression through its members. For those who serve in the council, it provides an opportunity to foster, promote and sustain democracy through participation in student government. 5ENOR5 Front row: Kim Winter. Jeanne Smith. Pam Savage. Kim Verbeck. Allison Smith. Tracy Rouch, Lisa Merryman. Kisten Klauss. Back Row. Susie Rust. Mimi Smovic. Laurie Schneider. Lynette Vielweber, Kim Morris. Kari Burke, Theresa Dunn. JUNIDR5 Front row: Robyn Schneider. Tami Trover. Ise Sooter. Dawn Mank. DeDe Schmidt. Joe Miller 2nd row: Sheila Seets. Julie Mueller, Kari Tyler. Becky Moran. Gail Horine, Dawn Heilman. 3rd row: Leslie Knolhotf. Monica Mohr, Lynne Hill. Joe Marmella. Hope Harper. Back Row: Dawn Williams. Jodi Mrsich, John Rapp 5DPHDmDRE5 Front row: Libby Cich. Ann Sullivan. Jody Rouch. Peggy Cotter. Alison Strano Middle row: Danielle Alves. Tim Derstme. Mary Dunn. Tracy Dumstorff. Becky Callahan. Jodie Geschwend. Back Row: Rich Lockwood. Jon Rosenstengel. John Sparger. Grant Blaies. John Schmidt. FRE5HfTlEN 1st row: Cathy Carnaghi. Cinnamon Ernst. Deana Langm, Wendy Walker 2nd Row: Wendy Smith. Debbie Tracy. Kirsten Halton. Laura Jojola. Laura Barrett. Staci Dumstorff. Wally Funk. 3rd Row: Rick Barrett. Zac Thurwalker, Jeremy Rosenstengel. Jerry Costello. Justin Webster, David Brown. 5TUDENT CDUNCIL DFRCER5 (front) Ise Sooter. Jeanne Smith. Kim Verbeck. (standing) Linda Townsend. Ann Sullivan, Becky Moran. Tracy Rouch P(Um PDN 5DUHD . t iVi Front row: Dawn Mank. Jane Pensoneau, Meredith Strinm. Rhonda Kins, Susan Andes, Becky Moran Middle row: (sitting) Debbie Jenkins, Margerie Handy. Monica Romurez. Kim Morris. Back row: Kim Neuner. Jody Rouch, Sheila Seets, Cindy Ripley. Jackie Pensoneau. Lynette Boehne. Jamie McCaney. Nicole Lepere K m v 0.0 This is a cooperative vocational program designed to assist students 16 years of age or over, who are training for office occupations, to develop into effective business employees by providing them with practical advanced instruction in school and on-the-job as typist, stenographers, receptionists or bookkeepers in local offices. Class work is largely secretarial, and approximately half the time is spent learning the operation of office machines and equipment. Belleville East seniors enrolled in Office Occupations won eighteen awards in the Area Contests. These office skill contests are part of the Office Education Cooperative Work Training Program. Two students won two first-place trophies each. These students were Tami Kitson and Geri Wenzel. Other students winning first place included Lisa Foran, Donna Gentle, Lisa Leonard, Lori Seibel. Julia Souza, and Ann Warnecke. Winning second-place trophies were Sue Barnes, Shelly Carson, Sheri Fischer, Lori Hamilton, and Patty Murphy. Third-place trophies were awarded to Shelly Blazimc, Janet Ohl, and Julia Souza. Margie Vanausdoll placed fourth. The first and second-place winners competed at the State Leadership Conference held in Chicago. This is a cooperative vocational program of instruction — in school and on-the-job — for students 16 years of age or over who wish to be engaged in the field of marketing and distribution. The basic objectives of this course are to offer instruction in distribution and marketing and to develop an understanding of the economic and social responsibilities of those permitted to engage in distribution in a free competitive society. Members of the Belleville East Distributive Education Clubs of America competed in the DECA Area II career Development Conference at SIU-E. The purpose of the conference was to provide worthwhile activities to assist students in career development as they prepare to be marketing and distribution leaders of tomorrow. Each student performed problem-solving case studies and took a series of tests to measure the student’s competencies in marketing and distribution. Trophies and competency certificates were earned by the following Belleville East Distributive Education students: Jackie Donohue first place in Apparel and Accessories Renee Richards first place in General Marketing Tammy Malone second place in apparel and accessories Diane Brown second place in general Merchandising Cyndy Johnston Fourth place in Advertising Samantha Ballard fourth place in Restaurant Marketing and Management Kevin Laird fourth place in General Marketing Leah Conklin Competency Certificate in Restaurant Marketing and Management Stacy McTigue Competency Certificate in General Merchandising Janet Rheinecker Competency Certificate in General Merchandising Patty Tippett Competency Certificate in General Merchandising The Belleville East Distributive Education students had participated in the State DECA Career Development Conference at Springfield. Front row: Jonelle Fuqua. Geri Knowles. Shelly Rickert. Margery Handy. Barb Bassett. Tracy Fergusson. Middle row: Connie Cochran, Candy Hubbard. Connie Neal. Amy Wilson, Sarah Miller. Eddie Evans. Back row: Knssy Kmsella, Eddie Quinones. Richard Cook, Todd Davis. Liz Jahren. Amy Logsdon. Brett Seavers. Dave Appel N.F.L. 120 Front row Amy Wilson. Sarah Miller. Richard Cook. Margery Handy. Amy Logsdon. Middle row: Geri Knowles. Connie Neal. Liz Jahren. Shelly Richert, Eddie Evans. Tracy Ferguson. Back row Dave Appel. Barb Bassett REGIONAL TEAM Kneeling Amy Logsdon. Left to right Amy Wilson, Margery Handy. Dave Appel. Shelly Rickert. Liz Jahren. Barb Margery Handy. Placed First in State in Poetry Reading Bassett, Mrs Owens. Thespian Troupe 1916 is a member of the International Thespian Society, an honor and service organization whose members are made up of high achievers in the field of theatre. To become a Thespian one must earn recognition in both on and off stage work, and must be recommended by the faculty advisors of the drama program. Front: Ellen Mather. Row 2 Sarah Miller, Amy Wilson. Middle Cassandra Shepherd Back Row: Turner Simpson. Dave Apple. Laura Darner. Margie Handy. David Grove, Stacy Preisendanz. Eddie Evans. 121 FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES The F.C.A. is an organization of students interested in athletics. Students who have participated in, or students who are inter¬ ested in athletics are invited to become members. Front row Allison Smith. Steve Thompson, Steve Newell. Cinnamon Ernst. Kim Moorieghen. Tracey Oroum. Erin Gaul Back row: Coach Patton. Teresa Dunn, Rhonda Reifschneider. Rene Yelland. Katie Brauer. Vicki Higgerson. Kari Burke. Pam Peters FOOD CO-OP HERO is a club for students enrolled in the Co-op Food Service program. Students earn 1 credit for their class and 1 credit for their work in a food service establishment. Educational activities include a nutritional exhibit for the Health Fair, various programs and nutritional education activities. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY (front row) Kirsten Klauss (vice pres.), Dana Handley (secy.) Michelle Fadden (treas ), David Grove (pres.), (second row) Debbie Kuhl. Lisa Faith. Lisa Merryman. Kathy Mahoney. Karen Heet. Scott Kellogg. Nancy Angenend. Kathy Elterbusch. Debbie Jenkins, (third row) Amy Logsdon. Michelle Koeller, Laurie Schneider. Kart Burke. Laura Jones. Kim Morris. Kim Verbeck. Allison Smith. Chris Lett. Dianne Deppe. Karen Bryan (tourth row) Phil Weil, John Wargo. Markl Eichenlaub. Dwight Lmdhorst. John Marinella. David Andes. Jim Lugge. Carlos Ramos. Mr Powell. Ron Hartmann BELLEVILLE TOWNSHIPHIGH SCHOOL ir i K A,lS T I MARCHING BAND Front row Cyndi Dreyer, Tyra Gray. Beth Meidmger. Greta Brinkerhoff. Row 2 • Debbie Miller. Kendra Coe. Lisa Kohlmeier. Jill Ogles. Pam Brown 3rd Row Chris Duguay. Yvonne Martmich. Rose Boyles. Richard Wright. Jeff Donato. Steve Senechal 4th Row Ray Martmich, Judy Call. Todd Davis. Paul Pearson. David Landry, John Leezy. James Sneddon. David Sewell 5th Row Chuck Rhem. Ron Krause. Terry Wright. Mike Norman. Eric Rasmussen. Leroy Kirsch The Marching-Concert Band performs at various athletic activities and pep assemblies. The Marching-Concert Band also marches in various parades in the surrounding area and performs a concert in the spring. 1st row: Dawn Patterson, Julie Madden. Kathleen Romme. Sheryl Vogt. 2nd row: Karen Shupp. Mae Boyles. Kristi Underwood. Wendy Walker. David Grove (Drum Major; 3rd row Marco Cipolletti. Cheri Nugent. Wendy Roylance. Bruce Gagliolo. Sean Murphy. Curtis Norman. Tim Newgent. Craig Coelho 4th row: Eric Boman. Greg Boivm. Ken Lehr. Mike Weiser. Jennifer Thebus. Rob Stock. Mike Chester. Todd Howard. 5th row: Troy Hower. Bill Gaines. John Lehr. Andrew McRoberts. Phil Weil. Kathy Ellerbusch STAGE BAND The Stage Band performs at various locations throughout the year playing styles ranging from classic swing to modern jazz to rock. Front row: Matt Hillebrand. Brett Seavers, Rob Stock. James Sneddon, Brendon Bauer. Todd Oavis. 2nd row: Gina Weidner. Mae Boyles. Linda Sweet. Rose Boyles. Melissa Hill. Montune Das. 3rd row: Craig Coelho. Sarah Olroyd. Judy Call. Cheri Nugent. Donna Dougan, Lisa Fox. 4th row: David Sewell. Cyndi Dreyer. Wendy Roylance. Kim Neuner. Amy Hollman. Maria Rigas 5th row: Ron Krause. Tracia Schuchmann. Angela Warhover. Tim Newgent. Mark Eichenlaub. Marco Cipolletti. Yvonne Martmich 6th row: Brian Kirsch. Dan Appel. Todd Howard. Bruce Gagliolo. Mike Norman. Allen Schmelzel. Mike Mayor, Ken Lehr ORCHESTRA The Orchestra provides music instrumental students with an educa¬ tional background of techniques and styles of many famous compos¬ ers. 1st row. Beth Meidmger. Mae Boyles, Laura Laux. Eddy Wright, Nancy Angenend. Cassandra Shepherd. Kristi Underwood 2nd row: Cindy Schillmger. Gina Weidner. Andrea Holcomb. Kathy Romme. Julie Madden. Tammy Geasley. Karen Rasmussen. Fam Huesmann. 3rd Row: Sarah Olroyd. Kristin Kolb. Donna Dougan. Cheri Newgent, Marco Cipolletti. Mike Norman. Don Appel. Steve Senechal. David Appel. Brian Anderson. Leroy Kirsch. RESERVE BAND Entering freshman may enroll in Reserve Band and advance to the Marching-Concert Band and various instrumental ensembles. Front row Beth Hager, Laura Reistis, Kari Rasmussen. Deborah Bussing, Angie Warner, Michelle Soper, Kamakee Lee. Joy Tucker, Lisa Rogers. 2nd row: Kristi Ratliff. April Lilly, Charis Lawrence. Karen Harris. Scott Harris, Kara Rohrer. Bryan Majors Ronald Smith, Jason Avant, Matthew Hillebrand 3rd row Mike Brumitt. Keith Favre. Brian Gonquist. Billy Fink, Mark Watts, Joe Blanquart. John Servos, Jason Mestemaker, Massimo Cipolletti, Terrance Jones, Marty Muniz, Mr Kirsch FRENCH CLUB The French Club is open to students of the French language as a means of encouraging active interest in the language and culture of the French people, and to provide social contacts among the French students. 1st row. Amy Peters. Vice President, Kan Bowers. Treasurer, Amy Wilson, President. 2nd Row Julie Bussing, Karen Hunter. Leslie Dye. Cathy Rinne. Rachel Moorman, Angie Warner. Lori Bowers. Beth Perez. 3rd row: Terri Daniels. Tyra Gray. Heather Carey. Lisa Walker. Kelly Vogel. Amy Logsdon, Bill Ritchie. Susan Van Dusen 127 SWING CHOIR Through the years choir has always striven to be a worthy ambassador of Belleville East and an important asset to our community. It is our fervent wish that all East Swing Choirs of the future will look back, see our pride, and carry forward the traditions that are so much a part of us. Seated Cindy Ripley. David Grove. Kelley Keller, David Appel. Angela Roth, Scott Thompson. Kneeling Roland Isom, Nancy Angenend, Courtney Russell, Paul Pearson. Amy Buscher, Michael Chester Standing Sean Clark. Nanette Mume. Tyra Gray. Neil McElligott, Tracy Ferguson. Deidra Grider. James Peppier. Kathy Ellerbusch. Kent Hollansworth. Deborah Jenkins. Philip Weil. Margery Handy. Daniel Angenend. Gina Buhl. “Swing has been the most exciting experience in high school for me. We are taking a tour down south which will top it all.” Michael Chester “My first year in Swing Choir was very exciting. I actually learned how to dance and sing at the same time.” Roland Isom “Swing Choir has been great this year. I can ' t wait until next year. ' ’ David Appel “This past year in Swing Choir was the most exciting time in school. It was really alot of fun.” Neil McElligott “Of all the organizations I have been involved in at East, none has ever meant more to me than the Belleville East Swing Choir. Thank you Mr. McHaney - your unselfish dedication, unending devotion, and ever-abundant love have made it all worthwhile.” David Grove On March 3, 1984 the Swing Choir participated in the IHSA State Music Contest. They received a First Superior rating for their performance of “What a Difference You’ve Made in my Life” and their costumed and choreographed rendition of “Selections from West Side Story.” TREBLE CHOIR B.T.H.S. East offers many opportunities for the pursuing of musical interest and the development of musical talent. 1st row: Karen Bryan, Betty Dietrich, Vicki Hartmann, Tracy Rouch. Kim Winter, Mary Palucci. Rebekah Thebus, Connie Neal. Jem Luchtefeld 2nd row: Liss Depper. Laurie Gundlach, Terri Janssen. Laurie Miller. Deanna Wernle. Tam. Trover. Stacey Gr.mm.g, Angie Schroen. 3rd row: Carla Tourajigian, Penny Falkenbury. Audra Gilstrap, Jeanne McCabe. Beth Baldridge. Holley Mathison. Christy Kugler, Dawn Patterson. 4th row: Carol Woods, Phil Weil, Sally Ewing. Janna Underwood. Julie Bussing. Not pictured: Tern Breakfield. Renee Richards. Diane Pestka. Jana Elliot, Laurie Schneider. CONCERT CHOIR 1st row: Courtney Russell. Jackie Pensoneau, Sarah Miller. Kim Morris. Tracey Ferguson. Shellie Keller. Latasha Konopka. Laurie Gundlach. Kim Oplt. Amy Buscher. 4th row Cindy Ripley. Mike Pease. Tyra Gray. 2nd row: Kim Menees. Neil McElligott, John Leezy, Connie Cochran, Christy Chester, Nanette Mume. Carla Boeckman. Sherri Fischer, David Appel. Phil Weil Kelso. Robin Bryan, Julie Bussing. 3rd row: Sam Pessin, Kathy Ellerbusch, Dean Voelker. Kelly 130 This club is very active in representing B.T.H.S. East at a variety of school activities and special events throughout the school year. Tryouts are required but are encouraged, to obtain membership in a club that will provide an enriching musical experience with fellow students. 1st row Dawn Williams. Debbie Jenkins. Roland Isom. Allison Smith. Tamara Malone. Terri Janssen. Pam Huckaby. Craig Shubirg. 2nd row Dianne Deppe. Diedra Grider. Nancy Angenend. Gina Buhl. Faith Lannom, Elizabeth Stuckey 3rd row: Chris Zimmerman. Kent Hollansworth. Sally Dreyer. Beth Baldridge. Penny Falkenbury. Margery Handy. 4th row: David Grove. Doug Hunter. Pat Jett. Julie Mueller. Jim Peppier. Paul Pearson. Lisa Becherer Not pictured: Ed Hayden. Monica Mohr. Eva Powell. Tina Powell. Laurie Schneider. Sheila Seets. Kim Verbeck GERfTIRN CLUB German club members are involved in varied activities and although taking German is beneficial, it is not required. Students have the opportunity to learn more of the customs and culture of the German people. 1st row • John Marinella. Allen Schmelzel. Curt Abegg 2nd row Laurie Schneider. Kirsten Klauss. Kim Menees. Laura Darner 3rd row Cinnamon Ernst. Oliver Bell. Mantu Das. Jane Abegg, Laura Phillips. Kim Russell, Jeanne Smith. Karen Shupp. Laura Riestis. Ann Fleshren. 4th row Christine Vlahavas. Denise Hott. Angela Roth. Karen Genm. Laura Joiola. Debbie Stephens. Kim Russell. Sandy Meinnk. Kim Moorleghen. Lora Benton. Carla Boeckman. Vicki Suarez. Christine Duguay. Debbie Miller. 5th row Karen Penn. Elizabeth Cobb. Gretchen Brinkerhotl. Greta Brmkerhotf. Brad Pele. Mr. Schoenebeck. Grady Reeser. Louis Pounds. Marc Gibson. Barbara Brown. Tracia Schuchman. Kim Neuner. Julie Madden. Mindi Gronquist. Patti Roche. Susan Kemp. Cindy Snapp. Leslie Zotz. SENIORS Bottom Curt Abegg 1st row John Marinella. Laurie Schmeder. and Allen Schmelzel 2nd row - Krirsten Klauss. Top Jeanne Smith i LRUPiERTE The school newspaper is one of our major means of communication within the school and provides students with the opportunity to develop journalistic skills. Front row (standing): Lynnette Woods. Jeannme Myers. Deanna Scharz. and Lesley. Back row: Chuck Rhein. Jay Bertlesman, Wendy Roylance, Lori Lobermeier. Amy Peters. Paul Pearson, and Kim Decker. LRNCERLDT Lancerlot editors spend the year reviewing material submitted by students for inclusion in the literary magazine. The staff types the selected material and sends the book away for printing and collating. The book, with some student artwork, is distributed in early May. (left to right) Dana Handley. Tish Kettler. Theresa Goodwin CHE55 CLUB The most recent club at B.T.H.S. East provides the opportunity for students to learn a fascinating game. front Terry Wright. Mark Hawanchak. 2nd row David Sewell, Kent Hollansworth. Hitesh Patel. Tres Poe. Shannon Webb 3rd row: George Sinclair, Bill Andrews, Lawrence Lacina, Mr. Spindler, Jeff Donato, Ken Leonard 5CIENCE CLUB A new club that is seeking members, who may become future scientists or for those that may just be interested in scientific developments. MM M Hitesh Patel. Allen Schmelzel, Mr Hollinberger, Mantu Das. and Keith Harriman PHOTO CLUB Members are invited to learn the finer points of photog¬ raphy in addition to the basic fundamentals. Front row: Jennifer Thebus. Heather Carey. Paula Sandor (pres ), Andrea Reister. Sue Lagrange. Back row: Tom Pour (sec., treas ). James Sneddon (vice pres ), Eric Hurst. Kevin Story. Members not pictured Mae Boyles. Tim Schwarz. Karen Morris, Becky Hackman. Rosemaire Cardiente. Bruce Gagliolo. Debbie Stanger. Bob Welker, Natasha Tiahrt. Laurie Handradt. Doug Hunter. Jim Labrance. Curt Dilday IZOnPUTER ITOTH 138 IYIE REED- ASST PRINCIPAL (JUNIOR CLASS) H FREO CURTIS- PRINCIPAL ■ DOUGLAS BUSH- ASST PRINCIPAL (FRESHMAN CLASS) � l 140 ART: THE CREATIVITY OF EAST JAMES COLGAN: Art is: humorism. beauty, creativity, wonder, empathy, imagination, understanding, total experience, enrichment, the end.” RONALD ISOM: I learned very early and painfully that you have to decide at the outset whether you ' re trying to make money or to make sense, as they are mutually exclusive CHARLES JONES BIOLOGY: AND OTHER NATURAL SCIENCES JOHN LOGSDON There is nothing finer than . -neal of 16 M cards 141 BUSINESS: PREPARING FOR THE FUTURE AND LIFE. NOT PICTURED NANCY MUNIE BOERNGEN VIRGINIA CAPONE 142 CAREERS AND LIFE SKILLS 143 COUNSELORS: THE HELPERS AT EAST WILLIAM COATES ROBERT ELLER: “Our youth now loves luxury! They have bad manners, contempt for authority, disrespect for people, . they contradict their parents . . and tyrannize their teachers ...” — DRIVER EDUCATION: THE ART OF DEFENSIVE DRIVING LLOYD ELMORE 145 MICHAEL ASBURY: ! have cast my anchors MARGO BELT LINDA CARTER ‘Too much sanity may be madness, and the maddest of all, to see life as it should be HAROLD HUCH: Everyone can learn something. ' SUSAN JERNIGAN MARY JETT I’m allergic to A s.” FRED HOTT: When you ride along, you have to ride tall in the saddle. MICHAEL HALDEMAN JOANN HOFFMAN THROUGH READING, WRITING AND SPEAKING RONALD STEPHENSON “You picked a fine time to leave me, Lucille. ' ' BETTY MEYER JO ROUSSEAU Finish each day and be done with it you have done what you could, some blunders and absurditie scrept in. forget them as soon as you can. Tommorrow is a new day. SANDRA WEBER: “I would be fool DONNA NORBET If only I could grow firm CHARLES ZELLER ing myself if I concluded thet what er. simpler, quieter, warmer “ would be central for myself could only be central for myself.’ ' FOREIGN LANGUAGE: THE VOICES OF EAST ROY CARPENTER The greatest single achieve ment of Science is the discovery that we are profoundly ignorant! X RICHARD KLAUSS BILLIE CHANEY “0. ZUT! Une autre erreur! KENNETH SCHOENEBECK JEMIMA OWENS 148 INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION: DESIGNING AND MAKING 149 HOME ECONOMICS: PREPARING FOR LIFE LIBRARY MARY JO BARILOW: Don’t let the wretched trifles get you down BARBARA MOtITORIS LEARNING CENTER MATHEMATICS: FIGURING INTO 152 EVERYDAY LIVING 153 PHSICAL SCIENCE: THE STUDY OF ELEMENTS AND LAWS PHYSICAL EDUCATION: EXERCISING THE BODY FRANK CATTANEO JULIE ABEGG NANCY PFEIFFER JUDY SCHUTZENHOFER (seated) SOCIAL STUDIES: THE HISTORY NANCY COATES OF OUR COUNTRY AND SOCIAL SCIENCES KEITH SPINDLER: “It went straight down the fairway ” RALPH SCHAEFER: “When they outlaw video recorders only outlaws will have video recorders ' FRANK HEILIGENSTEIN: “If you are going to do it, do it right! You will surprise a tew and astonish many.” ROBERT GENTSCH: “To study where we came from is to prepare us for where we are going ” FREEMAN SORRELL PHYLLIS SMITH: If it s going to be. it’s up to me. GUS DAMANN “Forget the computer use the force. Luke.” SUPPORTIVE STAFF 1st row (left to right) Dave Hippard; Wayne Beckman; Christ Lehr: Darvm Weatherford 2nd row John Mitchem: Jim Averbeck: Gene Lopez (Chief 1® Engineer); Robert McMillian, (Engineer); George Weishaar; Dave LaBrier ;� Gene Lopez - Chief Engineer Not Pictured: Debra Aaron David Aaron auto enthusiast James Agan Jefl Anderson Curt Abegg float. german club (pres ), phantom, soccer, scholar quiz Nicole Aleman Joanne Anderson Jett Abel baseball, basketball. FCA (vice pres ), phantom Shawn Bahonch Belinda Bailey Chris Bachman baseball, escort, football Darlene Baker Not Pictured William Andrews. Cecil Argue. Edwin Austreng. William Bach. Jeffrey Baik Not Pictured Harvey Barr Howard Baker baseball, basketball, football, track Sharon Barbee phantom, ppo Mark Bartle baseball. escort, football, wrestling (capt) Timothy Barton basketball, track Barb Bassett ie. ia (vice pres ). phantom, ppo Lesley Bell laureate (ed ) trench club. ppo. mb. cb. model UN. phantom, floats, fcl Lisa Becherer-chorus. floats, cc. phantom, prom comm., ppo. soph, choir Michelle Berkbuegler Melissa Bass cheerleader, floats, princess, german club, phan tom. ppo. prom comm. sc Jay Bertelsman ired: Scott Bauman. David Baumann. Jett Berger. James Bertelsman. Jean Bertelsman Not Pictured Teresa Bevill John Bethard football. wrestling Keith Btllhartz basketball. floats, escort, football, phantom Shelley Blazinic oo (pres ), phantom, ppo Michael Bevmeau soccer, tennis Lisa Bilski scholar quiz Mary Bloss Spanish club. sb. floats, cb. phantoms, ppo. mb. laureate (ed ). ia Scott Biermann basketball, baseball, floats, football, track Jerry Blanquart Denise Boivin William Bolam III Kari Bowers floats, fca. french club (treas). nhs. phantom, ppo. track Elizabeth Boyles floats, cb. let. german club, laureate (ed ). mb. ie. ia (pres ). model UN (amb ). phantom, ppo. photo club. sb. variety show, yrbk Christine Borkowski Dana Boyer chorus, fha. phantom Robyn Bradley chorus, ia. phantom, ppo. track, tc ieff Bowen baseball, basketball, floats, escort, football, phan tom Mark Boyer floats, football Barbara Braun chorus, floats, class skits, phantoms, photo club, ppo. soph choir, tc Not Pictured: Robert Branstetter Not Pictured. Beth Briggs. David Bugg. Janice Bugg Jett Broderick Diane Brown chorus, de. phantom, ppo. softball Brian Bretsch Cheryl Brown Karen Bryan chorus, nhs, phantom, ppo. tc (vice pres.) Debra Brown chorus, phantom, ppo. sc Edward Buhs Kan Burke cheerleading, chorus, floats, princess, fca (vice Randolph Burns football pres.), tel. nhs. phantom, ppo. prom comm., soph choir, sc Keith Buske basketball. floats, phantom, sb Julie Bussing chorus, floats, cc. french club. ia. nhs. phantom, ppo. prom comm. track, tc. latm club Danny Campbell Judie Call Rosemarie Cardiente Dennis Callahan baseball, floats, phantom Not Pictured Beth Busbey Not Pictured William Case. Gamble Coleman Kevin Childers Ben Clark basketball, cross country (co capt ). yrbk (asst ed). mb. phantoms, track Andrew Colvin Paul Cleiman lames Cook archery Donald Cornell baseball, basketball, escort Brian Dauphin Paul Correale Brad Davis Ken Cowart crosscountry, phantom, track, yrbk (sports ed ) Kim Decker floats, trench club. ppo. |a. sc. laureate Not Pictured Richard Cook, lavera Curd £ I Dianne Deppechorus. cc. german club. ie. laureate, nhs. phantom, volleyball Wendy Dmgerson chorus. de. phantom, ppo Jacqueline Donohue floats, class officer (vice pres), tatin club (pres ), phantom, ppo. prom comm, class skits, crosscountry, de. softball, sc (treas). track, variety show Betty Dietrich phantom, ppo. soph choir, tc. (librarian) Curt Dilday Darwin Dor meter sc (sec treas ). track, variety show Heather Doyen floats, class officer (vice pres). pep club, ie. latm club. (sec. pres) Brad Doyle chorus, cc. football, soph choir, auto enthusiast Tracie Droum floats. cross country, tea. tel. )a (see ), phan tom, ppo, track, variety show 1 Kathryn Dulle Cindy Dreyer floats. cc. mb. phantoms, ppo. yrbk. orch prom comm, Spanish club, sb Brian Dumstortf baseball. basketball, floats, escort, football Sherri Dreyer Teresa Dunn art. chorus, floats, tea (pres ). Id. phantom, ppo. prom comm., sc. variety show, yrbk Not Pictured William Dudash Not Pictured: Richard Durneil. Richard Edwards ■ Susan Egbert Mark Eichenlaub floats. cb (drum maior). sb. variety show, orch.. mb (drum maior). phantom, prom comm Kathryn Ellerbusch chorus. cb. cc. ensembles, french club. ie. laureate, mb. nhs. phantom, ppo. soph choir, sb. orch.. variety show, swing choir Kent Emig Lisa Engel W Ip ' s III;;:: ■ , i • 11V i« . I I 4 4 I I M .V . 4 � , • •• J fcJWAWf, H, « “ ' « � i 4 .it ! ' } ' ! I it u ♦ C | 1 . 1 % % • Vi , ' ♦♦♦� J k. � Cynthia Ernhart Lama Eskew floats. ppo. prom comm Doug Etzel baseball. floats, laureate, phantoms, soccer Grant Evitts Sally Ewing chorus, class skits, golf, phantoms, debate, fcl. tc (pres ), soph choir, french club, prom comm., ppo Michelle Fadden cross country (co capt). floats, fca. german club. |a. math team, nhs (treas). phantom, ppo. track, orch. variety show Mary Fahey basketball, fca. golf, phantoms, ppo. softball (capt ). tennis Lisa Faith floats, tea. ia (pres .). nhs. pep club, phantom, ppo. prom comm. Spanish club Penny Falkenbury chorus, cc. ppo. tc Not Pictured Steven Francis William Fredekng David Freed baseball, floats, class officer (pres ), football. Mildred Freelm phantom, sc (parlimentarian). track Teresa Frerking german club, phantom, ppo Paulasue Gagliolo floats, cb. )a. math team. mb. phantom. ppo. spamsh club, sb Erin Gaul floats, tea. phantom, ppo. softball, volleyball Donna Gentle (capt ) Heidi Geyer Not Pictured Gina Galik Not Pictured: Garry Gotto Philip Gilmer football Rodger Gtueck-cross country, track Audra Gilstrap phantom, ppo. soph choir, swing choir, track, tc. variety show Thomas Golden Cynthia Ginther Theresa Goodwin chorus, french club (treas). lancerlot (co¬ ed). model un (ambassador), yrbk (bus. man ). dhn. floats Tyra Gray chorus, cb. cc, ensembles, french club. mb. ppo. soph choir, sb. swing choir, variety show Keith Gravot Michael Grawitch David Grove chorus, floats, cb. cc (pres). ensembles, etc. latm club, laureate, mb (drum maior). nhs (pres ), ppo. phantom, sc. swing choir, thespians (treas). variety show, orch. Wayne Guenther Laurie Gundlach chorus, floats, cc. tea. ie. ia. latm club, pep club, phantom, ppo. soph choir, tc. yrbk Not Pictured Donna Gross Not Pictured Paul Hansmeyer. Tamara Hanson Lon Hamilton-chorus. oo (treas). phantom, softball Margery Handy cheerleading, floats, cc. ensembles, etc. fca. fcl. french dub.ie. ia. mb. phantom pom pon. swing choir, ppo. thespams. track, variety show, nfl (vice pres.) Steve Hanusek baseball, basketball, floats, football, laureate Dana Handley floats, class competition, french club, german club. ja. lancerlot (ed), laureate, model un (ambassa¬ dor). nhs (sec.), phantom, prom comm., yrbk (ed ). dhn. scholar quiz Beverly Harris-class skit, class comp. ie. phantom, ppo, prom comm. Spanish club, track, variety show, yrbk. Steve Harris football William Harrison Vicki Hartmann-chorus. soph choir, tc Cheri Harrison floats, french club. Spanish club, pom pon. variety show Ed Harter Norman Hartwelkhess club, floats, cb. mb. ppo (cheer leader), sb. thespians Not Pictured John Hermann. Dawn Herrman Karen Heet tea. ppo, track. volleyball Jett Henschen Brad Herbert Vicki Higgerson floats. tea. golf(capt). nhs. phantom, ppo Diane Hightower Laura Hoeffken tloats. phantom, ppo. variety show Robert Hoek stra Tammy Hoffman floats, de. phantom, ppo. prom comm V Kent Hollansworth chess club (vice pres ), chorus, floats, cb. cc. ia. ensembles, german club. mb. swing choir, variety show, science club Todd Howard cb, debate, mb. sb Brad Hongsermeier phantom, soccer Renee Hood le, ia. phantom, ppo Troy Hower cb. german club, ia (pres ), mb. science club. Pam Huckaby art. chorus, floats, class skit comp., cc. fca, phantom, ppo (cheerleader), variety show. orch. phantom, ppo. soph choir, volleyball Not Pictured: Douglas Hyatt. Joseph Jelters. Patrick Jett Douglas Hunter chorus, cc. phantom, photo club, soph choir Terri Janssen chorus, cc. tea. ia. phantom, ppo, tc Thomas Johnson Rhonda Hurst Sheryl Ittner basketball, floats, cb. tea. french club, math team, phantom, ppo. softball, volleyball Debbie Jenkins chorus, cc (sec ). ensembles, etc. german club. le. nhs. math team. mb. pep club, phantom, ppo. prom comm., soph choir. Spanish club (sec ). sb. swing choir, yrbk. variety show, pom pon (capt) Cyndy Johnston floats, de. ja, phantom. Spanish club Paula Johnston chorus, floats, class skits, phantoms, ppo. yrbk. french club. Spanish club soph choir, tc comm Kelly Keller chorus, cc. ensembles. ia. pep club, phantom, ppo. soph choir, swing choir, variety show Jack Kelly basketball, escort, football, soccer a Not Pictured Marsha Jokisch, Anthony Keller Theresa Kelly. Jerry Kernzer Chad Knefelkamp Frank Koch track, cross country (co-cpat), phantom Duane Kloess Wendy Koch floats, prom comm. nhs. tennis, ppo Michelle Koeller-floats. german club. nhs. phantoms, ppo. track David Koestererfloats. german club (treas vice pres ), golf, nhs hll Kohnen chorus, floats, de. pep club, phantom, ppo latacha Konopka Daren Kronenberger de. phantom Lisa Krummrichcheerleading. floats, german club, phantom ppo Not Pictured Jerry Labeau Sean Lassiter Eric Lettwich cb. ie. mb. sb. variety show Roberta Lemicke Christine Lett chorus, floats. |a. lancerlot. phantom, ppo, L prom comm. soph choir _ Laurie Leonard phantom, softball Kenneth Lehr-archery, art. basketball, cb. mb. sb. track Robert Lindenstruth Dwight Lmdhorst baseball. floats, german club. golf. ia. nhs. phantom Robert Lonsdale floats, phantom, tennis James Lugge basketball. floats, escort, math team. nhs. phan¬ tom Amy Logsdon chorus, cc. etc (sec ), french club. ie. nfi (co pres sec ). laureate, model un (ambassador), nhs, pep chib, ppo. soph choir, thespian (vice pres ). variety show, dhn. yrbk Page Lutes wrestling, floats, phantom James Mackm April Mac Miller Kathleen Mahoney chorus, floats, class sluts, ppo. math team, nhs. phantom, prom comm., yrbk Not Pictured Chun Yon May John Marmella floats. german club. nhs. soccer, tennis James Maschoff football Michele Maserang trench club, ja. laureate, phantom, ppo Luis Marin de. phantom Kimberly Martin chorus, floats, class skits, le. |a. phantom, ppo. prom comm. soph choir Holley Mathison floats, phantom, ppo. prom comm.. Spanish club, tennis, tc Patrick Mayden floats. class skits, cc. track, cross country, ensembles, le. phantom, sc. swing choir, variety show Barbara Meirink floats, german club, phantom Jeanne McCabe basketball, chorus, floats, ja. mb. phantom, ppo, track, sottbaff. Spanish club (vice pres ). tc. track Neil McElligott chorus. cc. ensembles, etc. phantom, ppo (cheerleader), swing choir, variety show Christopher Meise Stacy McTiguefloats. de (pres ), ja. phantom, ppo Rebecca Merrittcheerleadmg. floats, phantom, ppo. prom comm., track Not Pictured Patrick McFadden. luanne McKenzie. Kevin McPherson. Kenneth Mell Not pictured Kenneth Melt. Todd Metze. Scott Miller, Brent Moist Lisa Merryman art. NHS. Latin club, phantom, ppo, prom comm, queen cand.. sc Laurie Miller cheerleader, chorus float, soph choir, tc. phantom, ppo. prom comm Lizabeth Mitchell chorus, ja. latin club, phantom, ppo Raymond Miller Sara Miller chorus, float, cc. etc. french club. le. model un. nfl (sec ). mb. phantom, ppo. soph choir Kimberly Moorfc chorus, float, class shits, cc. nhs. phantom. Patrick Moore float, football, track, phantom, thespians ppo. soph choir, pom pon (capt). prom comm. sc. variety show Angela Mueth class float, latm club (pres), nhs, phantom James Nations Scott Nephew football Patricia Neutzlmg float, track Not pictured: Brent Nealey. Jeffrey Nesbit. Mark Nesbit. Angela Ogden Not pictured: Machelle Parks. Yogesh Patel Andre Parker mb. track, variety show Jerry Ohiendorf float, football, track, wrestling Mary Palucci float, class skits, phantom, ppo, soph choir. Spanish club, tc (treas) Hitesh Patel - chess club (pres), float, model un, phantom, yrbk. science club (pres), computer team Frank Paulo Dawn Patterson • chorus, cross country, mb, phantom, ppo, Spanish club, track, tc Paul Pearson float, cb. cc (vp), ensembles, etc. ie. ja. laureate, mb, model un. phantom, ppo (cheerleader). Spanish club. sb. swing choir, variety show, yrbk, orch. Angela Patton Shellie Pease • cc. phantom, ppo Judy Pecma nhs. pnahtom. ppo James Peppier chorus, cc. cross country, ensembles, laure¬ ate. swing choir, track, computer team laura Peterson Jacqueline Pensontau chorus, cc. phantom, pom pon. ppo. Shan Peotter mb. nhs. phantom, ppo variety show Karen Ping Daniel Poettker nhs. phantom Valeria Powell iettrey Pratt Stacy Preisendanz art. float, etc. te. ia (vp). lancerlot. laureate, phantom, ppo. Spanish club, thepians (vp). yrbk. variety show Laurie Priest float, phantom, ppo. tennis Sr A Gina Rainbolt Monica Ramirez Carlos Ramos ' S William Rauckman float, golf (capt). phantom Cheryl Retchlmg Michele Remecker cheerleader, float, phantom, ppo. prom comm, queen, sc Charles Rhein Janet Rhemecker de. phantom, ppo Jill Richardson basketball (mgr), float, french club. nhs. phantom, ppo spamsh club, yrbk o 8 — J 8 1 Michael Rieder April Rogers Rachelle RicKert basketball, float, debate (capt), ie, model un, phantom, ppo Cynthia Ripley chorus, float, cb. cc, ensembles, golf, pom pon, mb. phantom, soph choir, swing choir, lancerlot. ppo lames Rogers Wayne Rideout Rom Robinson Tracy Rouch chorus, float, class officer (grad, marsh.), class skits, phantom, ppo. prom comm, soph choir, spamsh club, sc (pres), tc, yrbk Karen Roush phantom, ppo Billy Russell Susan Rust basketball, float, class skits, french club, phan tom. ppo, queen cand. sc. prom comm. Gerald Saeger Andrew Sakran Pamela Savage cheerleader (capt). float. ia. class officer (pres), class skits, ppo. prom comm, model un. phantom, sc (librarian) Mike Schaefer Michael Salcido Ronald Schaefer Not pictured Samantha Saal. iody Schaefer. Rebecca Schael 2E X JE OO -£ x 1 £ 3 c Rita Scheibel nhs. phantom, ppo Jane Schneider Donna Schultz Allen Schmelzel float, cb. german club, variety show. orch. science club. ia. math team. mb. phantom, ppo. variety show, wrestling, yrbk Laurie Schneider chorus, float, cc. tel. german club (sec), nhs. phantom, ppo. soph choir, sc, yrbk Jean Scott chorus, float, phantom, ppo, variety show Julie Schmidt - float, ja, latm club, phantom, ppo. track Lawrence Schott escort, football (co-capt). track, wrestling Tracy Scurry Allison Smith float, cb. cc. tea. french club. mb. nhs. phantom, ppo. prom comm, queen cand. tennis (capt). sc . Harlan Slone Jeanne Smith float, class officer (treas). class skits, german club, model un. phantom, ppo. track, sc (treas). prom comm, queen cand. yrbk Laura Smith Stephen Smith Robb Soltys phantom, soccer Denise Storck fha. latm club, phantom Carl Sud|a David Sullivan Not pictured: Kathryn Stefanowycz, lucretia Stephens. Kimberly Sturms Carla Tourajigian Karen Trotter Linda Townsend chorus, float, class skits, pep club, phan tom. ppo, prom comm, queen cand. soph choir, sc. tc. blood drive chm T J Turner art. float, trench club. |a. pep club, phantom, ppo (cheerleader), track, variety show, yrbk Teresa Tribout Not pictured: Richard Tucker Not pictured: Lisa Vandervelden Sheryl Usselmann Robert Valci german club Margie Vanausdoll Peter VanDusen Janelle Vassallo Christopher Verbeck football, track Kim Verbeck cheerleader, chorus, float, class officer (sec), class skits, cc. tea. german club, nhs, phantom, ppo, prom comm, sc (vp). tennis, variety show Jose Vergara afs. float, phantom, soccer James Verges Jeanne Warhover Ann Warnecke |a (sec), oo. phantom. Spanish club Tmna Watts Not pictured Brian Vernoy. Kimberly Vogt. Kevin Wacholtz, William Walsh. Robert Walters. Roberta Ward, Todd Warnecke. Shelley Wegmann Brian Wegley art. baseball, float, escort, football (co-capt). track Philip Weil sb. swing choir, cb. cc. ensembles. ie. prom comm, soph choir, variety show, mb. model un. nhs. ppo, tc (accompanist) Patricia Welch Robert Welker Brian Welsch Gen Wenzel ja. oo. softball Tom Weissert baseball, de. football, phantom William Westbrook Michelle Westman float, german club, phantom, ppo C John Williams art. phantom, photo club, ppo (cheerleader), variety show Michael White basketball, tea. tel. football, track William Williams Kimberly Wilter soph choir, float, german club, phantom, tc (sec), ppo. prom comm. sc. Geneva Williams Amy Wilson french club (pres). � e. model un. phantom, ppo. thespians. variety show, nfl (vp). Tom Wylie float, laureate, phantom David Wilt Not pictured Sandra Wiley, Malcolm Williams, Michael Williams, Carol Wilson, David Wolf, Craig Wood. Kenneth Wuebbels. Ellen Wurtz Scott Zipfel float. ia. soccer Jim Zitta Tim Zika basketball, phantom, track Abbreviations: afs American Field Service cb . Concert Band cc .Concert Choir de Distributive Education dhn Departmental Honors Nominee etc East Theater Company mb Marching Band nhs National Honor Society oo Office Occupations orch Orchestra ppo Powder Puff Olympics sb Stage Band sc .Student Council tc Treble Choir yrbk Yearbook JUNIORS Abdul-Bova Bassam Abdul Peggy Agers Rhonda Annesly Dan Appel David Appel Michelle Baker Ken Baldwin Brendan Bauer Tom Bauer Michelle Becherer Brian Becker Richard Better Mane Benavidez Terry Betts Vince Black Bill Blackburn Kelley Bletcher Thor Bloomfield Dehn Blunt Carta Boeckman Lynette Boehne Lisa Boerm Greg Boivm Mike Bova 212 Boyles-Conrad Rose Boyles Cathy Bradley Nancy Braun Terri Breakfield Mark Bridges Martha Brmkerhoff Terry Brown Jodi Brown Julie Brueggeman Kevin Brutto Robin Bryan Robin Bryan Gina Buhl Donna Buinak Brett Bullock Lisa Bunyan Brian Burkett Steve Burkhart Amy Buscher Brigid Byrne Robert Cable Bob Carr Todd Cawvey lisa Cheatham Michael Chester Jill Childers John Chitty Eric Clifton Connie Cochran Clayton Coe Tern Collins Yvonne Collms Laura Combs Tony Conrad JUNIORS JUNIORS Cowart-Ebel Debby Cowart Mike Crabtree Michelle Crenshaw Cindy Crockette Maggi Cruce Scott Cruiskshank Amarendra Das Barb Dauphin Brian Davis Brice Davis Todd Davis Tim DeMond Lisa Depper Cheryl Devmcenzo Amy Dial Michelle Dickerson Steve Dmges Gerald Dobler Sally Dreyer Diana Eader Bob Eagan Michelle Eastman Lisa Easton Brad Ebel 214 Ebel-Gromapa Jeff Ebel Jana Elliot Kevin Emig Jett Engle Ellen Esterly Eddie Evans John Evans Tim Eversole Angie Feder Eric Ferguson Tracey Ferguson Robert Finster Ron Fisher Stephanie Fisher Kathleen Fitzgerald Jean Flaskamper Cindy Foran Lisa Fox Gina Francis Joyce Francis Bret Freeman Lenny Funk Susan Gages Bill Gaines David Gear Teresa Glockengieser Kristi Glueck Tony Gonzales Larry Goscmski Pat Grawitch Paul Grietf Stacey Grimmig Kirk Gromada 215 JUNIORS JUNIORS Gronquist-Hill Mindi Gronquist Janet Guetterman Kreg Gunter Scott Haas Kuok Hach Jamie Hadley Larry Hamilton Anthony Hanner James Hanner Mark Hansmeyer Barb Harmon Peggy Harms Hope Harper Tony Harris Renee Haverman Richard Hawkins Gary Hayden Ed Hayden Roy Heilig Dawn Heilman Mike Hentge Ken Herbert Dean Hess Violett Hewitt Lynne Hill v 216 Hill-Kettler Sid Hill Gray Hines Lisa Hite Amy Hollmann Gail Horine Tami Horn Joe Hosp Jeff House Chris Howard Donna Hug Ed Hussman Holly Hyde Roland Isom Ronald Isom Steve Jacobs Liz Jahren Cathy Jeffers Jim Johnson Michelle Johnson Bob Jokish Frank Jolly Lisa Jones Lisa Anne Jones Rod Jones Ken Kanka Randy Karraker Tammy Keller Christy Kelso Susan Kemp James Kennedy Anthony Kern Doug Kettler 217 JUNIORS JUNIORS Kettler-Luchtefeld Kim Kettler Mark Kettler Kurt King Kenneth King Rhonda Kins Deanne Knepper Leslie Knolhoff Geri Knowles Bob Konradt Steve Koroby Brian Kress Mike Kress Jett labuda Kevin Laird David Landry Bill Lannom Dan Laskowski Angela Laut John Leezy Gary Leonard Kenny Leonard Hope Lipcsey Lori lobermeier Dave Lotz Jenmter Luchtefeld 218 Ludgate-Mrsich Doug Ludgate Cathy Lueckenhofl Dan Lunk Chris Mac Miller Dawn Mank Mike Manno Joe Marinella Robbie Marsh Yvonne Martimch Stacy Masermg Ellen Mather David May Eric Mayes Janice Me Ateer Kim Me Dade Lesa Me Evers Donna Me Millian Ann Meek Beth Meidmger Chris Meldrum Kim Menees David Merwm Gary Meyer Jeff Michalke Joe Miller Larry Miller Mike Milliot Cindy Mitchell Monica Mohr Jim Monkon Kari Morleghen Rebecca Moran Karen Morris Jodi Mrsich 219 JUNIORS Mueller-Palmore GO Cd Brian Mueller Julie Mueller Roy Mueller Nanette Mume Angela Munme Tom Murray Yong Chin Na Constance Neal Jim Needles Kim Neuner Matt Neverstich Mike Norman Chen Nugent Tammy Nunez Kevin 0 Dell Steve 0 Neil Karen Oberholtzer Mike Oliver Sarah Olroyd Kim Oplt Jett Overby Susan Overby Maria Patmore 220 Paulo-Schaefer Monica Paulo Diane Pestka Bin Piffner Karyn Piver Chris Poettker Deana Poole Thomas Pour Erin Powers Mike Procasky Troy Ramsey Ramon Rasch Eric Rasmussen Jett Rauckman Scott Ready Tom Reay Paula Reeb Robert Reed Chris Reeve Peggy Renner Mike Reno Renee Richards Jett Richardson Donna Rieder Andrea Riester Patti Roche Paul Rogers Bruce Romme Courtney Russell Mane Sanchez Jason Sandheimrich Paula Sandor Chris Sauerwem Gma Schater 221 JUNIORS JUNIORS Schillinger-Sneddon Cindy Schillmger Lynne Schlatweiler DeDe Schmidt Robyn Schneider Pam Schmers Steve Schoendienst Caroline Schold John Schold Matt Scholz Tim Schrader Angie Schroen Rick Schwarz Tim Schwarz Sheila Seets Laurie Seiler Steve Senechal Toma Sepen Debbie Shatter Adrienne Shelton Brian Shubirg Rena Simpson Turner Simpson Ranee Sivalop Chris Slota Sylvia Smith Jim Sneddon 222 Snider-Walker Leslie Snider Ise Sooter Randy Spoonnoggle Matt Stations Scott Stauder Chris Stephan Jeff Storner Stephanie Strano Elizabeth Stuckey Kim Summers Dennis Sunderman Casey Sweeney Shelley Switzer Pele Tautu Jr Kathleen Terschlus Rebekah Thebus Mark Thompson Bret Thurwalker Chris Tiemann Karol Tiemann Debbie Toejnes Doug Townley Tami Trover Keith Tye Kerrie Tyler Ric Uhler Angie Vernier GO 223 JUNIORS Walker-Zielinski Cynthia Walker Lisa Walker Kay Ward Gina Weidner Debbie Weilbacher Terri Wellen Tim Werner Dianna Wernle Charles West Cheryl Westerman Kelly Wetmore Becky Whitfield Dawn Williams ietl Wilson Katrina Winstead Darlene Wo|da Scott Woodcock Carolyn Woods Andrea Wright Eddy Wright Melody Wright Pat Wuebbels ierry Yaekel Sandy Zemlicka Allison Zielinski 224 Luci Zimmerman Michelle Zimmerman Christine Zimmerman NOT PICTURED: Heidi Hees John Santucci Brian Anderson Denise Herrmann Heidi Schaab Per Anders Austreng Tina Hicks Paul Schaab Lisa Barton Ramah Hoff Steven Schmeder Dale Beckner Terry Hughes Joseph Schneider Elizabeth Behrman Andrew Jacobs Joseph Schobert Christine Benn Phrakong Jaevan Brett Seavers Melissa Blaes Dale Johnson Jeffrey Shanks Robert Bogardus Michael Johnson Craig Shubirg Sharon Boydston Paul Johnson Michael Smith Christine Bribbs Lisa Kaiser Wayne Smith David Bunetic Jeffrey Kmpp Timothy Snyder William Call Jeffrey Koehler Sharon Sodam Ricky Cathers Daniel Kolb Santhana Somprah Rebecce Chinn Oscar Kovalski Cheryl Stamper Christine Crawford Christina Kugler Marilyn Stamper Gary Dill David Macarther Kim Ruth Stauffer Elizabeth Drury Paul Manring Michelle Chene Steffens Frederic Dunevant Nicholas Martin Todd M Steffens Alvin Eason Stephame Martin Vincent Steinberg Pamela Eilermg George NcGee Wesley Sterling Patrick Etheridge Peter Mihelcic Michael Stride Jeffrey Fetlner Kurt Neutzlmg Catherine Sullivan Joyce Feltmeyer Keith Nye Matthew Talley Angela Ferrell Brian Orlet Karen Taylor Terry Fowler Elizabeth Pitts Tammy Tobin Janelle Fuqua John Rapp Henry Toombs Julie Galik Julie Reeb Jeffrey Valerius William Gass Michelle Reimann John Vick David Gentle Kimberly Reis Shane Wagner Shirley Gentle Pamela Restoff Monica Wallace James George Raymond Rettle Douglas Edward Washburn Karla Gravot Pamela Robertson Sonia Washington David Green Wayne Rowney Kim Wimecke Wesly Grissom Val Rukavina Tamra Wright Gary Hamilton Bridget Rushe Laurie Wrubel Jack Hardin Randy Russell Joseph Zarzecki Keith Harriman Kevin Saeger Kimberly Hawthorne Bonnie Sanders CO 225 - SOPHOMORES lane Abegg Ten Adele Stacey Ahrmg Derek Allard Danielle Alves Susan Andes Dan Angenend Mark Appel Heather Argue Wendi Barnaby Brooke Barmcoat Beth Barrier Peter Barton lan Bauer Jed Bauer Laurie Bauman Nacee Becker Shirley Behrman Oliver Bell Rich Bell Andrea Bevirt Gary Bidwell Bill Biekert John Bigalke Sandy Bitters Tom Biver Todd Black 226 Grant Blaies Dan Bogner Rick Bohn Tammy Bova Lori Bowers Vicky Brady Allen Brannam Lee Brastetter Katie Brauer Steve Bright Greta Brmkerhotf Gretchen Brmkerhotf Kelt Broderick Barbara Brown Jett Brown Mike Brown Herb Brydon Laura Burrow Chester Cagas Becky Callahan Dan Campbell Susan Campos Kiann Cantwell Paula Carman Julie Cason Chris Cassulo John Cavins Julia Chaney Eric Chiarella Libby Cich Kevin Cissell Melinda Clark Sean Clark William Clark m oo 227 SOPHOMORES Gary Cline Elizabeth Cobb Kendra Coe Craig Coelho Cathleen Collins Brian Compton Julie Conrath Jennifer Cook Dwayne Cordray Peggy Cotter Amanda Couch Heather Crabtree Ann Crenshaw Tracy Dahlhoff Mike Dalman Carrie Darnell Laura Darner Erica Dauer Angie Davis Laura Deason Annette Denny Noelle Depper Danny Dermody Tim Derstine Janm Diener Amy Diereks Doug Dietz Vicki Dinges 228 Suzanne Dobbs Jetl Donato Shelley Dougan Patrick Doyle Craig Dumstortt Traci Dumstrotf Mary Dunn Steve Dunning CJ Easton Kim Easton Jon Ecker Lisa Edwards Michael Ehmke Matt Eichholz Tim Eiserle Michael Ernst Lynae Eskew Kristen Etzel Robb Ewen Dana Farley April Faulk Dina Fehner Kendra Fehner Mark Feld Kelly Feurer Kevin Fmster Bill Firestone Jacki e Firnkes Tammy Fischer Lora Fitzgerald Matt Fitzgerald Karin Foley Ed Foppe 229 SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES Pam Fowler Tracy Fuller Bruce Gagliolo Linda Gammage Mike Gantner Diane Garrett Scott Gass David Gerstner Jodie Geschwend Angela Giger Matt Gilley Susan Gilmer John Gream Shannon Green Deidra Grider Paige Griffin Jodie Grimming Julie Grimming Bonnie Gudmestad Eric Gudmestad Kim Hass Thao Hass Becky Hackman Kevin Hagarty 230 Cindy Hagerty Brian Hamilton Laurie Hanradt Mark Harris Matt Harris Bob Harter William Hawanchak Lori Hawthorne Diane Headrick Cherie Hebert Stephan Heick Ted Helfrich Ted Hellmann Carrie Henschel Jeff Hesker Debbie Higham Bill Hodge Mike Hoehner Scott Holdener Lori Holeman Pam Holifield Keith Hollansworth Kevin Hollansworth Peggy Hornachek Denise Hott Jodie Howard Candace Hubbard Pam Hueseman Allen Hughey Scott Hull GO 231 SOPHOMORES 232 Lisa Kohlmeier Kristin Kolb Phi! Kolocotronis Jim Korves Doug Kraus Ron Krause Colin Kricensky Gene Krummnch Terri Krummrich Mark Kruta Lisa Kugler Michelle Kuhn Stacy Kuiawa Tracy Kuiawa Lisa Kupsky Sandy LaBlance Susan LaGrange Sam Lance Lisa Laramore Randy Lauf Laura Laux Larry LeCompte John Lehr Brian Leonard Nicole LePere Chris Leveling Peter Liefer David Lipe Jeff Littleiohn Rich Lockwood Pam Luehder Frank Lunn Jom Lutes Tina Luzio 233 SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES Chuck Mahoney Kari Maibes Rob Mank Tammie Martin Scott Massie Mike Mayer Kimberly McCarthy Margaret McCarthy Oean McGinnis Jamie McHaney Keith McNelly John McPherson Michelle Medley Tim Meehling Joe Meise Marvin Menke Kelli Messick Jenny Miller Larry Miller Angie Mitchell Tony Mitchem Karen Mizerany Kurt Monken Lisa Moore Rich Moore 234 Tammy Moore Tracy Moser Angie Mount ieff Muelchi ietf Mueller Melissa Muir Marty Muniz Denise Mushill ieff Myers Michelle Myers Rob Nabb Michelle Neal Mike Nesbit Debbie Niederkorn Melissa Nieser Jeff Nolte Debbie Noonan Jennifer Noonan Tim Nugent Mark Ogden Mike Olson Gail Otness Dana Pahlman Steve Palucci Richard Paris Chou Parson Cindy Pellman Jane Pensoneau Beth Perez Matt Perr Bob Peters Lisa Peterson 235 SOPHOMORES GO Q_ o GO Laura Phillips Cliff Pierce Mark Pierce Jim Pittman Kristina Pouolish Bemta Powers Cnag Price Dale Prince Joey Purcell Carl Quail Jennifer Racener Scott Racer Mary Rafterty Mike Raney Karen Rasmussen Carn Ratal Karen Ray Nancy Real Jett Redman Angela Rehais Rhonda Reitschneider Lenme Reilmann Caroline Remhard Jennifer Renn 236 Lana Rhoten Joe Richardson Bryan Richter Maria Rigas Paul Ritchie William Ritchie Cindy Rivoire Joe Robertson Jane Roche Dwayne Roebuck Mike Rogers Kim Romano Kathy Romme Jon Rosenstengel Angela Roth Wayne Roth Jody Rouch Wendy Roylance Debbie Ruebusch Paul Rukavma Tina Russell Thomas Russell Tony Russell Ed Rust Douglas Ryan Michelle Schaab Denise Schaefer Brian Schilling Scott Schmelzel Steven Schmelzel John Schmidt Gigi Schmisseur Ron Schmittling Julie Schneider 237 SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES Leigh Ann Schneider Dan Schobert Rick Schroeder Tracia Schuchman Jackie Shalapin Cassandra Shepherd Jim Sherland Stacey Sievers Brad Simpson Brian Simpson Alan Sinn Jim Sinovic Sheila Sory John Sparger Tom Speedie Richard Spiker Lva Spindler Debbie Stanger Julie Stem Tim Steuer Angie Stirrup Rob Stock Tracy Stoddard Lisa Stout Allison Strano Meredith Strinm 238 Tui Suiaunoa Ann Sultivan Bob Sweet Patrick Swierczek Kathleen Sylvester Tony Sykes Sue Ellen Sylwester Jim Taylor Angela Tetzlaff Connie Thompson Scott Thompson Mike Thouvenot Tina Tice Steve Treu Susan VanOusan Kathryn Vazquez Gina Verbeck Con Vogt Sheryl Vogt Todd Volkman Joe Wachtel Whitney Wade Sandra Wagner Bruce Waldrop Jams Walker JoAnne Walker Angie Warhover Mike Weatherford Bruce Weaver Fred Weber Steve Weber Craig Weidner 239 SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES Marshall Welker Brennan Wells Lisa Wells Christina Welty Mary Beth Wempe Carrie Wetzel Kim Whitney Teresa Wilkin Douglas Williams Amy WilUamson left Willman Gary Wilson Lynn Wilson Tracy Windsor Pat Wolf Chuck Woodcock Lynnete Woods Billie Woody Scott Wooters Terry Wright Joe Yadouga Mike Yociss Christi Yuengel Stacy Yunker 240 Mark Abbott Todd Gailius Angela Puckett Glen Adkins Richard Gentry Randy Pusczak Sheila Agan Donald Guess Kelly Reamer Kent Ahlers Lisa Hamilton Tana Reichlmg Stacey Ahrmg Tammy Hewitt Steven Reuss Robin Anderson Gary Hollerbach Lws Ripple Sherry Anderson Chris Horton Blaine Schanter Sandra Baker Nick Hyde Robert Schmierbach Michelle Barron Joseph Jaskot Ronald Schneider Miguel Beanes Christine Johnson Stanley Scott John Berry Christopher Johnson Stephen Skites Darrell Brueggemann Michael Kloess Angie Smith Timothy Buneta Andrew Kmpp Jerry Southers Bonnie Cathers Mark Koehler Melinda Stein Ricardo Chambers Michael Koehler Gregory Steinberg Timothy Chapman Robin Kunkle Helen Stolitza Edward Childers Gary Laing Thomas Sudja Stephan Clark Troy Leader Robert Sweet Charity Connors Terry Lipe Timothy Tribout Amy Coon Ann Little Dung Thi Ngoc Vo Theresa Daniels Timothy Long Shannan Webb Robert Day Brian Manring Monoque Williams Dawn Devore Allan Marlow Karen Wolf Glenn Donohoe Michelle Massengale Wayne Worms Mark Drury Daniel May Eric Wright Robert Edrmgton Matt McEvilly Nancy Wright Gareth Ferrell Melissa McFadden Bryan Zipfel Christina Follmer Andrew McRoberts Marty Muniz Jo Ann Foster Tracy Molton Edward Fredrick Kevin Payne 241 SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN Aaron-Barbachem Gina Aaron Michelle Abegg Joe Agan Jim Agnew Robin Allard Jett Amann Shannon Ambry Annette Anderson Ara Anderson Donella Anderson Randy Anderson Pam Andres Jim Arendell John Arendell Tracy Arnold Curt Ashenbrenner Kevin Austin Jason Avant Dan Bachesta Dave Bachman Desiree Ball Rob Baltz Tom Baltz Christy Barbachem 242 Barrett-Brendel Laura Barrett Rick Barrett Holly Barron James Bateman Reggie Bauer Mike Becker Teresa Beckner Brian Beers Nancy Behrns Joey Beliveau Stephanie Benney Lora Benton Greg Berger Scott Berowski Jody Berthot Tim Beyer C.J Beyersdorter Dianne Biehl David Black Scott Black Kyle Blanchard Sandy Bliven Todd Blomberg Missy Blum Jim Boeschen Steven Bohlson Tina Bolbach Nicole Bollinger Eric Boman Amy Book Mark Boseley Barbara Bourne Artie Boze K.C Brechmtz Lisa Brendel 243 FRESHMEN Brendel-Carnaghi 14i CO LU Michele Brendel Farcine Brendoy Karin Bretch Oavid Brown Pam Brown Sharon Burns Scott Burrelsman John Burns John Burrow Angie Buss Debby Bussing Candy Butler Craig Butler Charles Byers Frank Bynum Joe Calvert C Diane Campbell Bryan Cappelletti Heather Carey Cathy Carnaghi 244 Carson-Dodson Scott Carson Dan Cates Karen Cates Carolyn Chesmck Karen Cholet Doug Cimperman Massimo Cipolletti Peggy Clark Robert Cole Tony Collins Sheila Compton Glenn Conner Kim Connor Todd Corman Jerry Costello Erick Crabtree Shannon Crenshaw Andy Cross Beth Cummings Jefl Cummins Kevin Dahlhotl Philip Dahlman Michelle Dauphin Ron Dauphin Emmett Davis Jarrod Davis Tiffany Davis Lee Deken Missi Deleary Jill Dent Becky Devasher Cheri Dickson Jennifer Dillon Shawn Dodson FRESHMEN Dolzadelli-Fink CO LU Shawn Dolzadelli Kern Donathan Deanna Donohoe Christine Duguay Staci Dumstorff Denise Dycus Leslie Dye Jill Eason Dwayne Ehmeyer Stephanie Edwards Trish Ehmke Dan Elliot James Erhardt Cinnamon Ernst Phillip Evans Mike Fahrner Bob Farmer Keith Favre Tracey Fey Kent Fiedler Jeff Fietsam Billy Fink 246 Fitzgerald-Hager Lisa Fitzgerald Mike Fleming Ann Fleshren Eric Forguson Angela Forker Amie Fpurme iulie Freed Ryan Frette David Frey Christine Frierdich Craig Friesz Herbert Funk Pat Garrett Bob Gass Libby Gass Tammy Geasley Karen Gemn Michelle Geshwender Brian Gibson Jacky Gibson Mark Gibson Kenna Gilley Chris Goodwin )ohn Goodwin Carlene Gotto Jimmy Graham Teresa Gregory Tony Grimmig Brian Gronquist Kimberly Haas Mark Haas Dean Hattord Beth Hager 247 FRESHMEN Hallam-Hoeffken John Hallam Kirsten Halton Melissa Halwachs Angie Hamilton Christina Hamilton Mario Hamilton Rory Hamilton Jennifer Handley Cliff Hanson Tammy Hardy Leigh Harlow Chris Harris Karen Harris Scott Harris Tim Harrison Danny Harter Janice Hartmann Mark Hawanchak Carla Heimrich Jason Hess Brad Higham Lisa Hightower Kurt Hill Matt Hillebrand Kelly Hobbs Erin Hoetfken 248 Hoekstra-Judge Steve Hoekstra Scott Hofmeister Sharon Hofmeister Mike Hohm Chuck Holcomb Matt Holcomb Stephanie Holcomb Elaine Hollman Corey Holms Brian Hopp Ron Huckaby Robbie Hughes Amy Humes Karen Hunter Eric Hurst Renate Hurst Tracy Hussman Craig Huth Tasha Inms Richard Jacobson Lisa Janssen Kim Jeter Don Johnson Kelly Johnson Steven Johnson Laura Joiota Julie Jones Sheri Jones Tammy Jones Terrance Jones Tim Jouett Fred Judge FRESHMEN FRESHMEN Kaemmerer-Krill David Kaemmerer Mary Kaeser Brian Kapp Lisa Karnes Angela Kassmg Ioanna Kelley John Kerkemeyer Robin Kerr Melissa Kessler Tish Kettler Renee King Ben Kirchoff Mark Kisro Sandy Kissel Sven Klauss Melvin Kmcker Kelly Knolhoff Mark Kobe Mike Koderhandt Lydia Koeller Tom Koesterer Kristy Kohler Nick Kokotovich Guy Krauss Ron Krietemeyer Collin Krill 250 Krummrich-Manning Shelly Krummrich Cara Kuester Ron Labbee Bruce LaFallette Deana Langm Buddy Largent Jeff Lassiter Steve Lauer Charts Lawrence Tom Leary Tracy Ledbetter Cindy Lied Anne Lieter April Lilly Mike Lippert iim Loesche Quincy London Brian Lonsdale Michelle Lovatto Kevin Luechterfeld Denise Lugge Tim Lugge Tony Lunnmg Tim Lyons Barbara Lytle Julie Maden Erin Mahoney Susan Maifeld Gary Ma|ka Bryan Majors Marty Malone Tim Mancmas Chris Manning 251 FRESHMEN FRESHMEN Marin-Moody Elkin Mann Mike Marquis Shawn Marshbank Ray Martmich Jennifer Maurer Frank Me Artor Larry Me Ateer Shelley Me Coy William Me Dade Chris Me Ewen Mike Me Kenzie Michelle Me Murray Sandra Meinnk Marva Menke Lisa Merritt Tom Mertz Jason Mestemaker Doug Meyer Tami Mishalke Debbie Jo Miller Debra Miller Tricia Milliot Michelle Mitchell Andrea Montequm Joe Montequin Jennifer Moody 252 Moorleghen-Pittman Kim Moorleghen Rachel Moorman Emily Mueller Gail Mueller Pam Mullins Angie Muren Sean Murphy Jeannme Myers Karl Nelson Valerie Nesler Steven Newell Maria Nihells Curt Norman Mando Nunez Christina O ' Neil Christine O ' Neil Becky Ogle Jill Ogles Vickie Oliver Mark Oswell Dennis Palmer Carl Partee Dana Patterson Tom Pecina Brad Pelc Karen Penn Sharon Penn Rod Perez Betty Ping Jett Pinkerton Michael Pinkerton Terri Pittman FRESHMEN Plummer-Richardson GO Pam Plummer BiH Poe Tres Poe Mike Poirot Staphan Poser Louis Pounds Bill Powell Brian Priest John Prost Tammy Pursell Eddie Quinones Doug Rabuck Julie Rambolt David Ramage Haydee Ramos Melanie Rasch Tammi Rasch Kan Rasmussen Kris Ratlitt Michelle Reelitz Grady Reeser Barbara Reheis Cathy Rhein Yolanda Richardson — Rickett-Seitz Robb Rickett Laura Riestis Cathi Rtnne Anne Risavy Dina Rivera Dennis Robinson Ryan Robinson Randy Rock Julie Rodriquez Lisa Rogers Kara Rohrer Jeremy Rosenstengel Dee Ann Roth Ryan Rounkles Kim Russell Mark Santanello Jerry Sauerwein Steven Saunders Jett Schaller Tony Scheibel Jenny Schmidt Mark Schmidt Randy Schmidt Karla Schneider Dan Schott Callan Schroeder Jessie Schubert Kurt Schutz Marcus Schwartz Matt Schwartz Tim Schwartz Deanna Schrarz Justin Schwigen Brian Seitz FRESHMEN FRESHMEN Selph-Stockley Christine Selph David Senechal )ohn Servos Linda Shatter Noel Sharp Bruce Shelley Scott Shepherd Karen Shupp Phil Siddle Chris Smovic )im Sledge Christy Smith jim Smith Ron Smith Wendy Smith Cynthia Snapp Pat Snyder Chris Soo Michelle Soper David Spangler John Stache Cecilia Stamper Kevin Stamper Debbie Stephens Tom Stines Vmey Stockley 25 6 PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING Woods-Zuger Kim Woods Mike Worley Jeff Wright Richard Wright Joe Wylie Kenneth Yunevich Deann Zika Larry Zimmerman Patty Zimmerman Leslie Zotz Ed Zuger NOT PICTURED: Patrick Harris Eddie Powers Kathleen Albers Chad lacona Tina Reed Christine Andell Scott Jackson John Reichling Denny Better Darrel Johnson Michael Reichling Francme Bendort Darin Kennedy Mike Semrau Joe Blanquart Paul Koehler Stephen Shovlin Tim Boyer Michael Lamb Mark Shubirg Letitia Bright Mike Louth Katherine Simmons Robert Bunetic Arciles Lucas Chris Spory Mary Carman Robert Lynn John Talley Rodney Caswell James Maxwell Richard Thomas Neal Davis Sharon May Stephen Thompson Gina Depper Keatonya McClellan Diana Tyson Rodney Depper Jettrey Mehrtens Lien Vo John Donohue Bobby Miller Laura Vogel Matt Erkman Mitch Nielson Janice Ward Alan Gibson Karen Penn Joan Ward Stephanie Gonzales Ruth Peoples Brian Warnecke Earlene Gotto Lisa Peterson Mark Weaver Laura Graham Tres Poe Terry Witkotsky Chuom Hach Carl Postin Corey Wood Matt Halcomb Frank Postm Rusty Woody 259 FRESHMEN YEARBOOK (front) Angie Feder (back row) Laura Phillips, Craig Coelho, Ty Heslep. Missy Halwachs. EDITOR ' S PROGRRfTl It’s hard to believe that we’ve finally finished drawing layouts, typing copy, and searching for the cropping tool. (Did anyone ever find one that wasn’t broken??) After a crazy year, we all have a chance to sit back and thumb through the finished product. Deadlines can be rough, can ' t they? I am glad that we made it through without losing our sanity. I owe thanks to so many! To Mr. Hott- We really owe many thanks for his patience and understanding. It can ' t be easy to work with an unexperienced staff led by an unexperienced editor. Thanks for putting up with me. I realize that I’m not easy to work with! To the staff-1 sure can be mean, can ' t I? Thanks for not giving up when things weren’t running smoothly. I’ve had a super time and I have made a lot of great friends. The best way to conclude would probably be to introduce the people that are replacing me. Good luck to Debbie Noonan and Maria Rigas, co-editors for next year’s book. Again, thanks to everyone for your support. Good luck in the future!! Special thanks to Mr. James Colgan (left) and to Mr Ron Isom (right) for their assistance with our yearbook photography and graphics. The yearbook staff also would like to thank the following people without whose help this yearbook could never have been completed: Ed Sudgen - yearbook company representative Courtney Russell - cover design Tom Pour - photography projects Frillman Photography - underclassmen and faculty pictures Cedarleaf Photography - club pictures Belle-Flair Photography - club pictures Hitesh Patel - computer graphics Mr Fred M. 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SAT. 8 to 5:30 k 8to 4 Attention Members Of The Class Of ’84: We Did It! Good Luck In The Future! To All East Students: Have A Great Summer!! When you shop at these advertisers who help to support our yearbook, tell them “thanks” because their ads help to reduce the cost of your book. — AUTOGRAPHS —I— -