Bloom Community College - Spectrum Yearbook (Chicago Heights, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1967 volume:

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'U rw' MMMM- MM Good , i P i W w w r 33 b d Loycul Students N Z x ' Attend Mixers Th b Foll Concert Huge Success ec,e f W The pop concert went into full swing on the eve of December 9. Featured for the event Were the Buckinghams, the Cryin' Shames, the Flock and J. B. and Company. The con- cert Would not have been a success Without the co -ordination and direction of Ted Kaczmarski, Ray Stephens, Mr. john Brad burn and Mr. Brian Knight. 'H A.W.S. Sponsors Macabre Madness Winners in the competition for the best costumes were Elmer Maddamma and Diane Mahin. Michelle Noel and Bob Archambault decide that tl'u'ee's a crowd. Robert Kelly appeared on the scene dressed as the opposite sex. 7 5 5 1 5 T 15 ii 15 Winter Rhapsody A small group of students smile in content after finishing their dinner. The annual Christmas Ball, sponsored by the Sophomore Class, was held at the Holi- day lnn on December 17. The dinner dance Was the main social function for the first semester of the school year. Students and Faculty members danced to the strains of the Main Street Four. Its time to sit in on the band, says sophomore, Joe Klesznski. Creates Scene There was even time for some romantic moments. Conversation and con- templation added to the enjoyment of the evening. Faculty and students enjoyed dancing to the music provided by the main street four. A.W.S. Hosts Christmas Chocolate lv f 18 1 V 1 4 V i i a K 1 1 A 1 m Student Government The student government, composed of the Board of Directors and the class officers, provides the desired link of communication between the administration and the students. As the representatives of the stu- dent body, the officers are responsible for the organization and promotion of dances and numerous social activities. In addition, this year the student government was successful in changing a number of dated rulesg the most prominent of which were rules permitting girls to wear slacks in the student lounge and li- brary, and the changing of school dance regulations. 20 The Viking Star Bloom CC's journalism class of 19 to 22 students are responsible for the monthly student paper, THE VIKING STAR, and the school year book, THE SPECTRUM. While each publication is headed by editors, all class members write copy, do rewrite, proof read, make -up, paste up, crop pictures and Write headlines. New class members who joined the class second semester are unfortunately not in the class picture. But they are and have been at work along with the first semester class members. They are: Vicki Barrick, Grant Hamilton, Barbara Herbst, Thomas Hunniford, Pat Mclntire, Charles Pearson Darleen Scheiwe, and Carol Ann Sterritt. Mrs. joy Taylor, Advisor Mike Einhorn Photographer Steve Shoemaker Sports Editor AWS Men s Unlon Assoc1ated Women Students lS an organlzatlon developed to pro mote extra currlcular act1v1t1es and SCIVICG projects Through out the year AWS sponsors several dances the Halloween mlxer the Chrlstmas Chocolate and Sprlng luncheon and the Talent Show All female students belong to AWS The Men s Un1on 1S a serV1ce club Whlch IS deslgned to a1d the adm1n1strat1on Ln carrylng out college functlons and act1V1t1es The club was orgamzed second semester by math teacher Mr john Bradburn All male students are members of the Men s Un1on The feellng among the men 1n the club lS that the Men s Un1on has the potentlal to become the strongest student organlzatlon at Bloom Commumty College 22 , o - . - I , 1 - 2 2 a - - . . . , . , . v . . . . , . , . Phu Theta Kappa And Beta Phu Gamma W1sdom asp1rat1on and pur1ty are the three goals of members of Ph1 Theta Kappa the nat1onal honorary fratermty Membersh1p 1n Nu S1gma the Chicago l-le1ghts chapter IS based on academ1c excellence c1t1zensh1p and leadership. lnduct1on 1nto th1s organ1zat1on lS the h1ghest academ1c honor conferred by a jun1or college Among the act1V1t1es sponsored by Ph1 Theta Kappa dur1ng the year are two m1Xers the proceeds of wh1ch f1nance a scholarsh1p for Ph1 Theta Kappa members Each year the members of Ph1 Theta Kappa select an outstand1ng member to Whom a plaque lS awarded at the honors assembly To serve and promote the welfare of the College through journahsm IS the purpose of Beta Ps1 a chapter of Beta Ph1 Gamma the nat1onal journahstic fratern1ty Th1s year s members have not yet been selected Ph1 Theta Kappa members tal-:mg then' oath Student Educotlon Association Student Education Asso- ciation is an organization designed to introduce ed- ucation as a career to college students. lt offers the opportunity for a stu- dent to find if he or she is suited to become a future teacher. SEA is continuing its program of tutoring the educative mentally handi- capped children at the frosh-soph division. Also on their schedule is the tutoring of Spanish-spealv ing children from district 170. Bloom Dromo Assoclotion The Bloom Drama Asso- ciation was formed this year to stimulate the appreciation of the dramatic arts among the student body. Activities consist of group trips to various area theaters and the planning and produc - tion of plays. Through- out the year several presentations are per- formed in conjunction with the Men's Union, Phi Theta Kappa, and other campus organizations. The club is open to any student who has an inter- est in any phase of theatrical production. 7 Choir And College Ensemble This year the BCC Choir has had one of its best choral years. Along with their usual choral assemblies the choir, also was invited to sing at the Palmer House in the fall for a teachers convention. Approximately 35 students participated in this year's choir. Under the direct- ing of Mrs. jean Workman, the choir and the College Ensemble sang for the Christmas Chocolate and the SEA Faculty Children Christmas Party. Seven Students attended an Illinois junior College Choral Association program in Peoria, Jan. 19 to 21. Choir president is Steve l-Iallg vice - president is Roger Weis, and secretary is Lee Theobald. ..6Q. Inter -Varsity Christian Fellowship is a non denominational organization which consists of weekly Bible studies and dis cussions relating to the Christian concept of all phases of campus life. Membership is open to all students and faculty members who are interested in its purpose. Meetings are under the direction of Mr. Lennart Olund, librarian. .Q 26 Dr. Herrold and Marge Raby examine Carol Coccia. Mrs. Edith Busby schedules appoint- ITICIITIS . Nurses And Dental Assistants jennifer johnson makes a plastic model of dentures. I Sheila Daker is practicing the x-ray technique on Therese Strand. , f F 'H' g, 'l 'wan ' ' M 4 .,,, ., u 3 1 N The Associated Degree Program in Nursing is in its initial year at U FSSS - - - - Bloom Community College. The science course is designed to prepare both men and Women for careers as nurses. Selection of students for the nursing program is based on academic - ability, health, character, and motivation. The program at BCC, under the direction of Miss Patricia Welnetz, gives men and Women the needed experience in nursing through the various hospitals, clinics, and facilities located in the Chicago Heights area. After two years and one summer of classes, a graduate of the course is eligible to take the state board examinations and become a regis- tered nurse. ' The Myron Bardige School of Dental Assisting has Dental Asslstonts made significant strides during the school year. Early in january, classes Were moved from the original site, Wallace I-louse, on the Bloom CC campus to St. james hospital in Chicago Heights. In addition to the regular activities, the dental assistants attended a meeting of the Chicago Dental Society during the annual Winter conven- tion. er: b 4 , V1 V -U V ff , tx f H . , f 1 . . i ,. ff C 1 K 'azkiffy Cheerleaders Inspire Enthusiasm LEFT. Miss Marie Kern Cheerleading Advisor RIGHT: Lee Theobald Cheerleading Captain Vicky Mancini Rosemary Sims Beverly Kaack Irene Kuster W Wrestling Tecim Sic: r'recl QLEFT TO RIGHTj Ron Foster, Mike Petrovski, Barry Levitt, Dave Kushner, jim Gills, and coach james Barry. Wrestling was added to Bloom's sports scope this year. Coach james Barry took the coaching responsibilities of the newly organized team. The season was a difficult one, but the Vikings made it one of accomplishment. They placed fourth in the conference meet to end the season with a Victory. I H I i I 2 i 2 What do I do now? Two pOin1ZS for Jim. 31 Vikes To ke Tourney QLEFT TO RIGHTQ john Patty, ,Marvin Blummer, Aaron Yarns, Rick Carlson, Al Jorgensen, Tom Jensen, John Jacobson, Ron Defoe, and Bud Mocco. Bloom's Vikings had a momentus season. They started with a five game winning streak, and took the Thornton Holiday Tournament. Coaches jack Rudy and Bob Bell led the Vikings to one of the best years in the history of the college. Managers Steve Myers and Ken Holding took care of the game supplies, and the Vikes took care of the victories. BCC Won 10 out of 22 games. Wc'rc number one! Coach jack Rudy takes time to pose with one of his managers, Ken Holding. 32 The NHkes John Jacobson A1 Jorgensen Bud Mocco lljakell llspotll IIC. C. ll john Patty Ron Defoe Aaron Yarns Buzzer De fox Soul Brother Ever IHOOH1 -101' F32 ff-v M55 ,X Q , 'RN . if? on lf f x Golfers Win. KLEFT TO RIGHTJ Don Engels, Tony Leli, coach john Prombo and Louis Kolmer. Randy Burt And Burt Pushes On. Bloom's golf team had a Very successful season. Coach john Prombo, who has fin- ished his last season at BCC, was pleased With his team's enthusiasm. Coach Prombo hopes that next season will be as productive as this year's. Among other things, Bloom has a cross country team, Randy Burt. The lone runner took eighth place at the conference and regional meets. Burt is a freshman, and he plans to return next year. Inrromurols Add To Sports Scheme Athletic Di Chuck Pearson and Ri k Carlson. Letg f yf 104541-Q 2 wal QSEATED FROM LEFT TO RIGI-ITQ: F. Carr Price, Dr. Dale Collins fpresidentj, Edward A. Opila Qsecretaryj. QSTANDING FROM LEFT TO RIGHTQ: Henry Nicolai, Harold R. Sauer, Cornelius Verduin, Rev. I-LD. Cockerham. Headed By The Board Of Education Members of the original Board of Illinois Junior College District No. 515 were organized August I7, I966, when Bloom Community College became a Class I junior College. During its first year this Board faced the large tasks of arranging a complete separation from Bloom I-Iigh School, locating a new campus site, and planning a multi-'million dollar college plant for occupation in 1969. In addition to these problems the Board spent much of the year seeking a president to replace Albert I-I. Martin, original dean and president, who resigned to accept an appoint- ment as an associate-secretary of the Illinois junior College Board 38 I l V. 1 I I 2 1 l l l I I ll ,l ,K ll w li +4 Il nl I. , I Fl r i A l l . l I l l New-Mx Dr. Richard G. Sherman B.A. Yankton College M.A. State University of Iowa Ph.D. State University of Iowa Dr. Richard G. Sherman took over as interim president of Bloom CC last fall after President Albert H. Martin resigned to take a new position with the Illinois State junior College Board in Springfield, Illinois. Dr. Sherman not only had the responsibilities of being college head placed squarely upon him but faced the additional duties of setting up the reorganization of Bloom CC to a class I junior college. The latter entailed long hours of meeting with the new college board, preparing prospectus, and meeting with surrounding school boards and heads interested in consolidating with Bloom into one junior college district. And Dr. Sherman, Dr. Sherman prepares a speech to present to the student body. Dr. Sherman studies plans for a new campus site for use in l969. . A' A fr Y BRUCE ENSELMAN BRIAN IQNIIGI-IT EUGENE PINT DITECLOI' of Instructlon, Busmess Manager D1rector of AdID1SS1OHS Currlculum, and B S Northern Ill1no1s and Student Person Evenlng D1v1S1on UHIVCTSILY nel SCFVICSS B S Eastern Ill1no1s M B A Kent State A andM A Un1 Unlverslty Unlverslty Verslty of Iowa M S UHIVCTSILY of lll1no1s The Admlnlsfrcahon JAMES W CAMPBELL MRS DQROTHY Counselor FENWICK A and M A Um Counselor and Soc1al V91'S1fY Of 111111015 Act1v1t1es Chau man A a.ndM A Western Mlchlgan UHIVETSIYY '53 'Qs WILLIAM TATE Counselor B S and M S Eastern Illlnols UHIVETSILY A50 .. B.. ..'- .I 0 B.. ..'- ' .. .. B.. - I E. H 4-0 'GN ROBERT ANDREWS ROGER D. ATZ JAMES G. BARRY JOHN BRADBURN EINAR M. CANNELLN Mathematics Practical Arts Mathematics Mathematics Music B. A. Ball State B. A. and M. A. B. S. and M. S. B. A. University Teachers College State University of Illinois State of Illinois M. A. University of Iowa University M. A, Illinois Indiana M. S. Purdue State University University And Faculty Of Bloom CC Mr. Lindstrand lectures to his Social Science class. MISS GRACE NICK COLBRESE MISS VIVIAN MRS. JEAN CUNAT, RICHARD DENNIS CI-IAMBERLAIN Mathematics COSTELLO R. N. Chemistry Social Science B. S., Stout English Nursing B, S. University of B. S. Oshkosh State Institute B. A. Rosary Colle ge B. S. N. and M. S. N. Iowa Teachers College M. Ed. Chicago M. A. University of DePaul University M. S. University of Teachers College Chicago Wisconsin ik in w A wr MISS PAULINE MISS MYRTLE N. DOUGLAS DUNLAP Engl ish Chairman Librarian B. S. Education University of Illinois and Library Science University of Illinois B.A. DePauW University M. A. University of Chicago MISS ANNETTE GIOANNINI French B. Ed. Western Illinois University M. A. University of Illinois MRS. PATSY PAUL W. GREGG GOTTSCHALK Chemistry English B. S. University of B. A. Phillips Illinois University M. S. Indiana M. A. T. University of University Chicago Hove Counseled MISS CAROLYN DR. DAN E. PHILIP HEY CHARLES M. HILL ROBERT E. GRIFFITH, C. D. A. HERROLD Physical Education Social Science HIPPENSTEEL Dental Assistant Director of Dental B. S. North Central B. A. Blackburn Music Assisting College College B.A. Ball State D. D. S. Northwestern M. A-. Western M. A. University of Teachers College University Michigan University Chicago M. A. University of Michigan RICHARD B. MISS MARIE KERN JENSEN Physical Education Social Science Cheerleader Chairman Sponsor B. S. University of B. S. and M, S, Illinois Southern Illinois M. A. Colorado State University College of Education 4 J 5 DALE LAWTON Physics B.A. Knox College M. S. Western Illinois State University RAYMOND MRS. MARGARET LINDSTRAND MACRAE Social Science Business M. A. and Ph. B. University of Chicago B.A. Bates College M. A. Boston University And Taught The Students THOMAS I. MCKILLIP English B. A. and M. A. State University of Iowa LENNART OLUND Librarian B. A. Augustana College M. S. Illinois Teachers College M. Ed., Chicago Teachers College NELLO A. RICHARD PETERSON MRS. PATRICIA PETERSANTI Drama PHILLIPS, R. N. Director of Technical B. A. Coe College Nursing Education M. S. University of B. S. University of B. S. Stout Omaha Tulsa Institute M. S. University of Illinois M. A. University of Chicago 'W f'i f1::f ALBERT PIAROWSKI ROBERT REHBERG MRS. EILEEN ROBERTS Art Physical Education English B. S. University of B. S. and M. S. B. A. and M. A. Wisconsin University of Illinois University of M. F. A. University Chicago of Chicago STANLEY I. SROCZYNSKI Biology B. S. Northern Illinois University M. S. Northwestern University GLENN STEI-IR Biology Chairman Math and Science B.A. North Central College M. S. University of Illinois i9 -.-si JACK RUDY Social Science Basketball and Baseball Coach B.A. St. Olaf College M. A. Roosevelt University 1 .Q GLENN SCHMITZ Chemistry B.A. Southern Illinois University M. S. Illinois Wesleyan University Leading Them Toward WILLIAM TATE English B. S. and M. S. Eastern Illinois University MRS. JOY L. MRS. SHIRLEY TAYLOR THOMPSON, C. D A En lish Dental Assistant S Newspaper and Yearbook advisor B.A. Kansas University M. S. Northwestem University WILLIAM H. MISS PHYLLIS DONALD WILLARD MRS. JEAN P. NICK ZENZEN TOWNSEND WELNETZ English WORKNIAN Biology Social Science Nursing Director B. A. and M. A. Music B. S. and M. S B. S. Wilberforce B. S. N. St. Francis University of B. A. Hanover University of University College Illinois College Illinois M.A. Columbia M. S. N. DePaul M. M. Ed. Indiana University University University Their Educofionol Goals. NOT PICTURED CLARK L. ALDEN Social Science DR. V. V. ALDERMAN Physical Science DR. CLARA MARIE BOTANA Spanish JOSEPH EVANS Science PATRICK FAULKNER Social Science ALEXANDER GABINSKI Social Science THOMAS SKOL Business Mrs. Virginia Montesonti Percy LeVau1t 72 X Cfflce And Maintenance Staff sf vff' 5 :i-1 IVITS, Margaret Mrs. Helen Robinson Stillwell Mrs. Jean Boer R f Y l in 1 ' 1 7: ' N, 5 X, Q K 4-,ni I: . .. fS.gfm.'1,i,Z5,,L3 I4 ffl .Pla 5 zfnxf 65.5 mf' Sophomore Closs Officers Disploy Leadership Terry Bearby, !V4v v i janet Westerhoff, vice-president T ,I 31 secretary-treasurer Roberta Filippi, president New sophomore class projects started this year include class pins and a full year's scholarship to a deserving fellow classmate. These innovations were instigated under the direction of class president, Roberta Filippi. Sophomores, also, sponsor the social event of the Winter season, The Christmas Ball. This year formal engraved invitations to the Ball were mailed to all the men Bloom CC students by jim Kiley, former class president. Under the theme, Winter Rhapsody, 228 students attended the dance, Dec. 17. we-f K ,iid 5... Sophomore Expressions David Baranski James Barnes Herb Batterrnan Terry Bearby Almes Alexander George Andersen Bonnie Baker Ike Baker , i as 1 X f M W fy if f 1, jf ff ?f 4 M , I ,rr. ,. , ff , K , Z, ' f W Martha Bjorling Sharon Britton Sue Brotherly Cindy Brown Wa- f ifififlififiid Sophomores At Bloom ,ww-Q Lenard Bruns Mike Buday Bruce Buehrer Janet Busher Janet Butkus Judith Butkus Terry Calen Michelle Callahan B111 Compton Community College Steve Cook Pam Camalick Rick Carlson John Cellini Bill Cienkus , :gg K i 1 , Q.. Mike DeLaurentis Ken DeRun1:z Dennis Disselkoen Walter Dudek Gary Correll Nick Cotton Chuck Cuda Elliott Cutts Gary Ernst Larry Eubanks William Fastabend Dan Fette Roberta Filippi Janice Fitzgerald Arnold Follendorf Ronald Foster Paulette Galick Ed Genzler Hazel Glass Fred Gold l-fZiT5lrfl?Efa1th Strive Towo rd Q Mary Gonis Kenneth Griggs james Gullicks Steve Hall Robert I-Iantak Melody Hein Carol Hennings Barbara Herbst lim Wllllam I-Iutchens The Hlghesl Goals Cllallesjeffrey Robert Kelly Larry Kelson James Kiley Susan Klass WE 55 , X Rick I-Iintzel Doris Hodge Kathy I-lotchkin Donald I-Iumes Margaret johnson William Johnson Linda Jung Dave Kelley Douglas LeDoux Wanda Lesniak Barry Levitt Rosemary Maccaroni Q71 Q. Vicki Mancini Jadus Marcum Kent Marshall Dane Mattio Cheryl Klinger Warneen Krueger George Laws Catherine Lazaruis Ed Maker ' By Advancing Barbara Maxwell Edward McCormick Tom McCoy Pat Mclntire K Stephen Niemczak Dan O 'Connor Iohn Mulhollan Richard Nagel RoseMarie Nester William Nieken Judith Ogle Vemiece Oliver Eleanor Palanca Lillian Palanca 'imma' f TS , f VZ -ff. Linda Persiani Bill Peterson Leanne Petrarca Mike Petrovski , ,. f ,ci fd jf! X' if H, f 45 2 A 1- 44, ,f ,fnyf ah f f f f X IZ' William Priess Charles Ramick Tom Rauch Burt Reader -..'. 'flk' if Q: 15' . .pn . f if f Linda Pederson Laura Peistrup Margaret Pekar Byron Perkins bf' 2 Q W ' 7 ff 4 4 ,. lf M Z f 5 Q ff 1 .4 4 X f , gf f af Q55 'sf Q 6 W , 54 5 Q4 iw 2 5 4 S S J 1 .Q x X. 1 E7 1 2',?Yi . 3'. 1 , V'-gf, 335252: POPE To Their Best I Gary Roberson Daniel Rodenburg Linda Roffee RoseMarie Rotundl Lucy Rute Barbara Ryrnarz Dean Sablfqney Bill Santeford For Fufu re Ai ms gggggfggjgmn yy 5 lg 'siicir Steve Thompson , Sf fs ' 4 - - S T1m Tlerney s 3 Leane Troike Ernest Turner S 'ffz' 7 Roger Sayre Jack Schellenberg Marilyn Schlegel Larry Schrage Raymond Stephen Therese Strand Janice Swanson Lee Theobald R x Don Voigt Greg Wagner Paul Washington Kay Wehmhoefer X ii? Mary Turner Robert Uhll Anthony VanKampen john Venne Tom Willett William Willette Philip Wilmshorst Robert Wise Janet Westerhoff Garry White Bill Wilkerson 95? Carl Wo jack Alan Zall Wayne Zatkalik Edmund Zunica X17 ,wr . 7, 1 Q7 xsggy f QS wx gf: Q gf .. ,,,. Y X f X s K ,.,..-MH ,,.Mff' X :v -W9 f -V4 gm.::.f,,4 f X : ,V,,.-v14,,:g4,.,, -W X 4 :Q A , ww g ,X gm 'Q Q A ,f 2 Z Q 7 , X .. , ,f :vi N 1 3?-v f' Q 5- f, wq, x is , l Freshmen This year's 1966-67 freshman class of Bloom Community College is the largest freshman class in Bloom's nine year history. Under the leadership of Raymond Garcia president, and William Herern, Vice- president, the class sponsored many successful activities. Among these programs were the ski trip to Wisconsin, the formal Spring Dance, and the Inter - Collegiate Dance with Thornton junior College. Ray Garcia Bill Herern 1 ni -55 N X- --...ass -miss. l ,- ff Q sa if v .4 F5 ,,, W' ff F Pat Bartley Richard Bohacik Long Assembly Lines, Carolyn Bazor Terry Bentz Mary Blazek William Bone John Brasel Bruce Brodsky Pat Andersen Kathy Anderson Vincent Andrade Roxanne Angelini Robert: Archambault Helen Arcisauskas Daniel Arendt Bobbi Aston Ted Bachand JoAnn Baetz Robert Baetzel Vicki Barrick Philip Blowney Tom Brovarney my dbx ,fn- wq V 'QB' 45 P W '27 Ethel Brown Greg Brown Joyce Brown Karen Bruno Gary Brust Gary Buchanan Torn Buckman Patricia Bukalski Alvina Burke Unfclmilicar Faces, Robert Burke Vernon Burns Randy Burt Joan Byrski Pam Cardwell Ruth Carney Robert Carstensen James Carter Tom Cartwright Lorraine Cheminski Joe Cilek Kathi Clarke Carol Coccia Ruth Condee Anita Contreras Joseph Corbett Roslyn Costello Michelle Creveling Beverly Crossland Martha Cushing George Daker Sheila Daker And Strange Surroundings, Diane Daniels Daniel Davies Anne DeHaven Barbara DeMaat Bob Davis Herold Deneka Cherry Dav-15 Ronald Defoe Shirley Derrer GHFY D6V2.1k Michael Einhorn Norm Floeming Bill DeWitt Jack Differding Chuck Dobonye jelier Dorst Tom Doyle Mark Drucker ,' 5 5 i 3 Brian Duckworth john Duff Bill Eagan The Freshmen Af B.C.C. Nancy Eiter jerry Erwin Esther Evans Joan Fisher Theron Foote Ellis Franklin Joyce Frazzini Charles Gaetano Terry Hanas Thornton Harrison iz' 'uf-N, Made New Friends Steven Hanna gan Bob Hartman 1 .. 134:31 fx. ., -.' Kathy Harmey Pauline Hartman 'W'P '42 4' W W M A , . V X 9 4 f , S6 'il L! Patricia Gaffney Mark Gallagher Ray Garcia James Gasbarro Fred Gebhardt Janice Gereg Vicki Lynn Ghilardi james Gills Charlotte Green Reg Green Gene Grzybowski George Hahn Claudia Harper Carol Harrison Richard Harty Gary Hawkins W V,.kl:.,. , Margaret Hillyer Michael Hurley Jerry Hayes Kathy Healy Rose Heidenrich Helen Henry Sue Hensley Steve Herman John Hibbs G Pat Hildeman A W , ff , w f W Wk .ff gee! 1 f Cwthla Hlllef rlll V A 724 ' QW . V ' ' -,,, fi,-' ,yf x Q ZX Settled Down To Doily Routines Kenneth Holding Marlene Jacobs Jacqueline Hohn Randolph Jackson Doug Hjemvick Leone Jackson ,zgffi mv 0 .pr-ray -.f X Virgina Horton John Jacobson KM po-'20 if 31. , 2 WARM IN PM wx f ff! Lynn Kast Marge Klaser 4'- 1 Al Kelly Thomas Knight X A, , , LM! ' My . J H , 2 f'fJ. 'w LL K I a ,, , ,Ii L, , . Wig' A - f A- e f 1 A 'J mf i E a Cf Classes Kim Kelly George Kress Eugene Kirk Roula Krithari Annette Jarrett Joseph Jelinek Marvin Jennings Jennifer johnson Lois johnson Michael Johnson Shirley jones Alexander jorgenson Paul Juriga Beverly Kaack joseph Kalena Charles Karczewski Don Kistner Charles Kroscher Torn Leonard Ted L1nzy Walter Krygier Irene Kuster Vicki LaMarre Yiwu Mike Lamb Gail Lambert Nancy Leader Randy Lee Reno Leli Sandee Lemon The Lounge, Anthony LEWIS jack Liebenthal David Lim-1n0WSki Henry Lindsay Mike Longo Doug Loschiavo Pat Luecke Dave Lukasavitz james Maxfield james Meeker N7 2: ix 1, N Y-:qf 4 U. Q Ronald McAllister Tom Meinzer Igiwiw 1 'QQ-Q 1 And The Library William MCC arthy Lawrence Mielc arz . 'Q-P C fc ' Q. LQ A x C' L U Paul McCormack John Mielke '32 John Lunn William Mack James Maddamma Carrie Maehl Diane Makin Cindy Malec james Malicki John Manos Maynard Maross Cherie Marshall John Matejek Marcia Mathey Joyce McCormick Chris Milgram 1- Q 1 Y' 4. - 122: 4 Charles Miller Phillip Miller Clarence Mocco Gary Moldenhauer Tim Montesonti Tom Montesonti Lizetta Moore Robert Moore Wayne Morgan VDQQ Where They Learned, Barbara Mouritsen Earl Mueller Richard Murrian Steven Myers Luann Mueller Darlene Nardoni 1 .., QW . 1 X ,L Mike Palmer Paul Petral-cis 1-nf fb 1 W I '57 1 I N f, Paul Parks Terry Petrongelli fi, 1, Ns 'uf ,Q Smoked, Larry Pearson Terry Piazza X Larry Pease Michael Pizzimenti 1 sr Steve Neumann Bob Newquist Henry Newton Michele Noel Sandra Nordell Michael Olds Margaret Olson Susanna Opilka Michael Ormsby Wayne Orr Terry Owens Bill Page David Penrose Curtis Portelli Peggy Powell Yvonne Prejean Dolores Purlee Linda Qunell Margery Raby David Rarnacci Clifford Rehberg Paul Renstrom Sheila Robbins fe, ji? Pamela Roberts Diane Roche Rachel Ross Richard Ross Dale Ruebner Geraldine Ruggerl Barb Rusnak Ronald Sadus Adair Samdahl Daniel Savage a 'if f f :f f 1 N ' if if , ' 7 4 'I y wr' 3 mr 7 are 'W Q 5 , K QW X W J , . B r - K ,A , r ji my Melrose Simko Beverly S mith vu Wir .E fx, jerry Slavik Larry Sons in L Ln!- Darleen Scheiwe Patricia Schiesher Mark Schroeder Harriett Schuffman Bob Seipel Steve Sell Dave Shapiro Larry Shapiro Linda sharp Mary Sherman Steve Shoemaker Michael Showalter Judith Sloan Shirley Spina Q i t E . ti! ' A X af.. ia L. 'T' Margaret Swope Josephine Torres Patricia Spych Lawrence Stahl Patricia Stanfa Mike Stasko Pat Stephen jim Sullivan Patrick Sullivan Paul Surprenant Robert Swanson 4173' ., XX, A ,, gfi . And Studied For Exams Dan Talab Daniel Tra cy Bonnie Taylor Thomas Tucker William Tinkler Richard Turbin Domingo Torres Robert Umland , Q , - fi ' Zigi. X Hoping Roger Weis Kathryn Welsh Nancy Werderich Dennis Wilke Diana Wilkening joy Williams 'Uh J 1- 59 Ce celia Whitman Kathy Williams 5 .X if f s Maxwell Vanarsdale Ruth Vanderwarf Richard Vanderwarren Frank Vantil Nina Vitelli Robert Vliek Frank Vogel Marja Vuollet Edward Wainscott Gloria Wallace Marion Watson Robert Weeks Alan Wilburn Noel Williams ,un jim Woolf Aaron Yarns David Zagorski jack Zibell William Zick Joyce Ziems To Become Sophomores 77 w f l aw far- iff, Tw. fini? 'Q' Bobbie Aston, Editor Melrose Simi-co, Editor Mike develops a negative The Staff Of. The staff of this year's Spectrum have endeavored to create a pictorially ex- pressive yearbook. Larger and more active shots were combined with less copy to achieve this goal. All involved with the production of the book Worked hard to assemble a great book. Members of the VIKING STAR wrote copy, and Mike Einhorn spent hours of his own time taking and developing pictures. Although new to the job, Mrs. Taylor gave valuable assistance to the staff. Yearbook can be such a headache! ! Steve, sports editor, and Chuck Pearson, assistant, crop a picture 1- - Q 'x ,-.wx K 'sl Q P Bobbi draws up a layout. Mrs. joy Taylor, Advisor Steve Shoemaker Sports Editor SPECTRUM '67 ln appreciation to: Mrs. joy Taylor, advisor Mr. Don Hamrin, American Yearbook representative Mr. Bob Jonson, American Yearbook editorial consultant Larsen Studio Carlseen Photography Mike Einhorn, photographer Faculty and administration VIKING STAR members Mike Einhorn, Photographer Melrose and Bobbi Work feverously to complete a deadline. The End Of A Beginning S I 1 ng: -5 K -u Q 5 4 y 1 K Z 15 '1 ,G I 1 fx x5 1 .5 Us i 'a 1 S W I I l I x 1 i f 4 5 ,k, .44 H , -,f-151, - .if-ip ,j ,, I ,U-A '- .51 f . ' '1 :pg .I-11 t x -'Lfa 11' --'f fr-F .,Q-j ' f , ' . , 'N ., l : , f , - 3' 1QFF','4, 1-3.1 4., ,I , U as 2 , ': ' . w ' 4.1 '- . . f , M. ,i. .,r,..' . I 'f , ,, f ..I..J. 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