Bradley Bourbonnais Community High School - Bradleyan Yearbook (Bradley, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1976 volume:

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It's hard for us to understand, but as time goes on we learn to see. Things like this can't be stopped, it just has to be. Scott and Karin had found early in life the key to the golden gates. There they have a brand new life, where for us they wait. We're still riding rough waves, until we pass through the gates to the calm sailing seas. We will meet them in the land that has been untouched by man's destruction, a place we call the land of the free. By: Cynthia Beck All eyes were on the '75 BRADLEYAN during the Yearbook Signing Party held in the main lobby. Q11 Deb Win- kel and Tim Chappell were busy with several books to sign while Q35 a '75 graduate remembered quietly the year past. f4j Kris Cannon and jennifer Stubbs skimmed the pages hurriedly to find their pictures. Q21 Becky Stubbs displayed her approval of the '75 BRADLEYAN by flashing a large smile for the yearbook photographer. Yearbook Party 17 l8H H0 ECDMING- -xi L A ,MA g Homecoming Week would not have been complete without Class Competition Day. flj julie Cotsones and julie Mifflin dis- covered that a good sense of humor was needed in order to survive some of the events! 121 Bryan Blanchette wondered if he was the only one pulling for the juniors. Q35 Toby Marcotte, Michelle DuVoisin, and Becky Yeates made it to the finish line without a tumble. f4j jan Boudreau made Class Competition Day look easy. f5y Andy Helopolous doubted that his grip would last a second longer. Q63 All of those pushups in p. e. class finally proved valuable for Curt Carter and Chris Pollo. C71 The spa- ghetti eating event was a favorite with everyone except, perhaps, Todd Ondra and Toby Marcotte. The Freshman Class surprised everyone by being victorious over the upperclass- men. The victories for Homecoming 1975 were just beginning, though. v f X i Homecoming 19 H0 X 0' l ' L f if Color My World was the theme of this year-'s homecoming. Homecoming re- quired much preparation, not only for the dance, but for the parade, too. flj With all the hustle and bustle involved in float finishing, Deb Winkel and Kathy Hanold still found time to play with a friendly kitten. f3j While they played, it was work-time for Kim Peters and Randy VadeBoncouer. They listened closely to paper stuffing instructions. f6J Becky Phillips already had the float stuffing process well under control. Q21 Linda Legris took a quick breather from her duties as float builder. 20 Homecoming ECDM Vi . 3 -4 I li I s Hs' 3 5 V Will we ever have everything completed by Friday? wondered several of the work- ers. f4J Walt Dunsworth and Q51 Kim Leri- ger were only two of the people who had the tedious task of coloring the gym walls. Along with the wall decorating came the construction of the queen's throne and placement of streamers near the ceiling. Q71 Mark Edmonds soon learned that pa- tience was the most difficult part of decora- ting. Homecoming 2 l H0 ECDM N The student body elected Joni Corbett as queen to reign over Homecoming 1975. The day of the parade was sunny but a bit windy for the queen and her court. Waiting for the parade to begin were f4J Queen Joni fly and her courtg Sue Willis, Carol Forgue, Vicky Cloonen, Pam Rothe, and Tina LaRoche. 'ul H 1 :YI x 22 Homecoming What do most people think of when they hear the Word parade ? Most would think of bands, floats, girls, crowds and, of course, fun. 131 This portion of the crowd seemed to be enjoying something. Was it the parade or the fact that they got out of school early? 161 Who could not smile at the antics of the varsity football team! f2j The Freshman Class proved them- selves capable of victory a second time by taking first place in the float competition. 155 Leading the home- coming parade was the BBCHS marching band. Homecoming 23 H0 ECDM NG- 2 1 Z The homecoming dance was a perfect ending for homecoming week. 115 Joni Corbett, this year's queen, reigned over the dance. Todd and Heather Aust, getting in practice for their high school years, were crown bearers for Queen Joni. 125 Becky Yeates, freshman, was escorted by Steve Matheny. 131 Dee Dee Barnes, sophomore, was escorted by Denny Pommier. 141 janet Kotten- dorf, junior, had as her escort, Woody Umphrey. Couples like 167 Dave Allie and Kathy Hebert and 175 Larry Kinder and his date, danced to music of 153 Blue Gin. 181 Dion Clary and Liz Ahlemann decided to sit out a dance and enjoy some refreshments. 24 Homecoming L Homecoming 25 LIL ABNE Putting on a musical play was more work than anticipated by KZQ Ms. Price, this year's director. Q15 Li'l Abner was the first musical for all of the cast. They found it to be more than a script, some lines, and a stage. Long, hard hours were spent repeating line after line, scene after scene, until all was perfect. Next, scenery had to be built and tickets had to be sold. Props, also, had to be located. There seemed to be no end to the work. Despite routine ups and downs, opening night arrived. The lights dimmed and the show began. 161 Tim Hancock and Denise Calvin, who played Li'l Abner and Daisy Mae, did a superb job. 181 Minor Characters like Romeo Scragg and 131 Stupidfying Jones, played by Richard Fey and Donna Baker, added great support to the lead characters. Q71 In one major scene, Abner had to join forces with his unknown enemy, General Bullmoose and assistant, roles played by George Germaine and Marty Wertz. 151 It took people like Joe Mills as Earthquake Mc- Goon, and Q43 Mammy Yokum, portrayed by Elaine Hlavach, to save Abner from this life or death predicament. 2 6 L11 Abner 1 Li '1 Abner 27 Ass fmsufs- Q,Yf e-A A 1 . A T ,fb e 1 N- 1 Y' , . 4 I :Wi gxi, I At. ,fx X i x . L, , 4 Us K In . uh M, ,Q , 1' V sf Q ' . -:Hhs 5 's Q 5 lx' Q' ' ?i f'v' Uv, 3 , ., i 'QQQQBQ 4 -J, ,gy n 1 ' Y ., ' , , we N- s 'ff 'U i ,' 4 we 1 4. I i -- . sjlgk Ci., -5-w-V V 'ik' N A ,,,,. 4-NW R s N,., s, X 28 Assemblies Smiles and more smiles. That is what was found on the faces of students who attended the assemblies. fll The Fonz . prompted by Dr. Ross, the hypnotist, gave a lecture on school spirit to the student body. 163 Dr. Ross even had the senior girls believing that he had special see-through glasses. 181 Music assemblies were a favorite with everyone as Gene Cotton, folksinger, well proved. Q41 171 Phoenix and Solar Wind pro- vided rock music for bumping at the soc hops as well as for assemblies. Q51 Pep as- semblies promoted school spirit in everyone! Q25 G Q31 Probably the best aspect of assem- blies was that students were out of class and were able to find, perhaps, some moments to turn their thoughts to things other than school work. 'Q Assemblies 29 QW 30 Fairs FAIR Fairs are always a success! The Foreign Language Fair sponsored by the BBCHS and area schools' foreign language departments certainly proved this statement true. fly Vicki Helgeson, Pam Carter, Denise Calvin, Mary Marcotte, and Laura Devine participated in just one of the many skits representing various countries. Ger- man, Spanish and French restaurants provided a continental atmosphere by sewing authentic foods of the represented countries. 131 Steve Dumey, waiter, prepares to take jay Meissen's order in the German restaurant. Travel information was available to prospective travelers and Q25 Robin Strange was happy to inform them about France. lin! Mi' yi 6 1, I ly ' ff 4 -1. In May, the Art Department displayed the results of its stu- dents' creativeness by sponsor- ing an art show. The main lob- by of the school looked more like the Louvre than the en- trance to a public school. Wall hangings, oil paint- ings, charcoal drawings, mosaics, dried flower arrange- ments, and clay sculptures were just some of the artwork on display. Students from the Art Department were present to answer questions about techni- que or methods used to create the finished product. Fairs 3 l n 32 Prom is Ur 33? T2 1 by B fl .J Preparation for the junior Class Prom began weeks in advance. The Future Nurses of Ameri- ca and The Varsity Club sponsored a style show to let everyone know what the proper at- tire for the 1976 prom would be. BBCHS ob- viously has some budding models as these pictures surely indicate. 111 Alyssa Tetrault and Brett Fraser, 121 Jeanette McCorkle and jeff Bennett, 131 Barbara Gillen and Greg Raab, 141 Linda Hil- debrand and Dave I-Ialteman, 151 Alyssa Tet- rault and Todd Ondra, 161 Mary Wertz and Kurt Hayes, 171 Chris Bussert and Steve Matheny, 181 Dawn Burnam and Bill Molter. Prom 33 if aff PR 3 ' . K .g 1 45, W f 4 mrf,,,.,,.. L, I ,, ,Q fi H2 A M wiv v Bw af we 34 Prom , f 91 ' W, i 'rf' I' ,V ig? A L MA, ' 1 if ji . , n ,M fl Y , ij In A 5? f-1 , vu., f Goodbye Yellow Brick Road was the theme for this year's prom and the Holiday Inn in Bradley served as the setting. This was the first time that a BBCHS prom had been held outside of the school. A buffet dinner was enjoyed by those who attended. UQ Following the din- ner, music for was provided by the group Vice Versa. 12, Dave Halteman and Diana Rohland, the 1975 king and queen, made their last royal appearance before relinquishing their crowns to Q1 8 4j Bill Molter and Deb Winkel. Attendants for the By new king and queen were 151 Todd Ondra and Jeanette McCorkle and Q61 Bill Molter and Robin Liebendorfer. Prom 35 GRADUI-lTl0 I ig, Q, if ,Q M-Q W W Wh Q1 G 71 The graduating class of 1976 had reached the long awaited day. Q21 Kathy Benoit and Q63 Gary Dixon got into their caps and gowns in pre- paration for the ceremony. f3J Georgia Fuller and Susan Menigoz said their last goodbyes. The night began with a procession of seniors parading to their seats in the gym. 151 Rich Funkhouser, co-valedictorian, addressed the class, as did Scott Davidson, the other co-vale- dictorian, and Wayne Kohan, salutatorian. f4J Terry Oulette waited patiently for his diploma. As the band played the recessional, the graduates left the gym and proceeded to go their ways in search of fame and fortune. 36 Graduation V H Q, Q AH Je, E syihi F V 'QL Graduation 37 ri riri rwfi ri rgr, I. I.. Qs. 4 is at Q Q4 as Daddy, tell me again what it was like back in 1976 when you were a student at BBCHS. I know you're not going to believe this, Son, but those certainly were the good ole' days. What did you do for fun back in '76, Dad? ' Well, the television played a major role in everyone's life. In fact, in most homes one could find at least two televisions--a color television for the family room and a portable, black and white one for the kitchen. You mean everyone didn't have his own television? On, no, Son! Only if a family won a million dollars in the Illinois State Lottery could they afford something as extravagant as that. Back in '76 we all thought the good ole' days were the 1950's so the favorite television show was 'Happy Days. ' As I remember, we even had a few Fonzies strolling the halls at BBCHS. What's a 'Fonz', Dad? It's too hard to explain, Son. Crime prevention was a primary concern of most Americans in 19765 therefore, de- tective shows were very popular. Thursday mornings at school were spent retelling Starsky and Hutch's chase and final capture of some villanous person. Kojak, the lollipop detective from New York City, became the unsung hero in many American homes. You mean the television networks actually allowed violence on T.V. ? Only after 8:00 p. m. when prime-time family viewing ended. During family hours, we tuned into favorites like 'Tony Orlando and Dawn' singing 'Tie a Yellow Ribbon 'Round the Old Oak Tree' and 'Welcome Back Kotter', a story about well-behaved students from a small hi h school. For the late night viewer, there was 'Mgnty Python's Flying Circus' and the 'Midnight Special' which featured some of the most famous musical groups of 1976. There were the Eagles, America, Fleetwood Mac, Jefferson Starship, and Elton john. Those sure are weird sounding names, Dad. They didn't sound funny to us, Son. Our nostalgia for the 50's even entered into our musical tastes. Old favorites like Paul Anka and Frankie Vali made a big comeback. Neil Sedaka still believed that 'Breaking Up Is Hard to Do' and Frankie Avalon could think about nothing else but 'Venus. ' Dick Clark loved every minute of the nostalgia craze. Gee, Dick Clark must have been a kid back then. He doesn't look a day over 35 now. When you wanted some action, Dad, what did you do? Parents didn't have as much money to spend on hobbies as parents do today, so our interests were simple in :om- parison to yours. During the summer, the 'Y' or the park district usually offered tennis lessons. Tennis was the in' sport in 1976 and the courts in Bradley and Bourbonnais were always full. Being very concerned about physical fitness, many people took up bicycling. Ten-speed bicycles were a must for long distance rides. In the evening the most popular pastime was 'riding the square. ' After three hours of this, we usually stopped in at Arbie's or Hardee's for a quick coke. Then if we were hungry, we'd go to the Pizza Hut for a pizza supreme. Tell me once more, Dad how you met Mom. I met her at a soc hop sponsored after one of the basketball games at BBCHS. She was doing one of those disco dances, the bus stop. With that frizzed hairdo and white osh kosh pants, I knew she was the girl for me. I asked her out for the next night and we went to see the movie 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. ' Throughout the year we attended other movies like 'The Sunshine Boys', 'Grizzly', and 'Blazing Saddles. ' During 'Tommy' I asked her to go steady. One thing lead to another and here we are today. l l 'Yes, 1976, our bicentennial year, was quite a year. Ronald Reagan, jimmy Carter, Gerald Ford, and George Wallace, all presidential hopefuls, campaigned vigorously. Each promised a new and better era if elected. 1976 is now one of those 'eras past', one that will be remembered with smiles, laughter, and tears. The good ole' days--1976. 3 8 Trends -W-f-if my m 2 M 1 X Trends 39 -, I 40 Trends Q -3 ff ,1l... . ,W 'CN .5 'XP- v at .ff . W .--v:Z LA FASI-IIONS OF 1976 You can wear anything anyplace. fConnie Schnelli The fashions of today are of earth tone colors. They are no longer hot pinks and greens, ect. The big purses made of straw seem to set off the outfits of today, too. They're not drab and dull. You might say everything's going natural and loose. fKim Petersj I like western styled clothes. fBruce Applegatej Everything goes. You can wear flowers and stripes and still be in fashion. You have such a variety of clothes. You can mix and match everything. CKim Lerigerj I like the fashions of 1976 because you can wear just about what you want. You can wear any length of skirts. You can wear different types of styles and you usually don't stick out. Also, the colors and styles are bright and good looking. CLinda Dockmeyerj I think the fashions of today show that the youth of today can dress in their own way and still look presentable. I think the great variety of fashion also shows the amount of freedom today's youth have. fDwayne Menserj I like the longer skirt length. I like how roomy clothes are. The styles seem to be simple to get into and they look simple. fGina Caliy You mean there are girls at school who wear skirts! Point one out. I haven't seen but one in the last three weeks. fStan Colclasurej DIGITAL WATCHES A watch is just a watch, no matter how expen- sive or how scientificg all do the same thing, and that's tell time. Uanet Fanslerj I don't like them, but I don't really care. qnenise smirhy They make it easier to tell time. You don't have to count the m arks like on the regular ones. fPam Slaterj Trends 4 1 .1f:, 42 Trends jf' 'is' 1.:A . 'W was wx my iff BLUE JEANS Blue jeans are all right on boys, but they aren't too feminine on girls. Sometimes they are okay to wear for occasions where you don't need to be well-dressed. flvlarcia Ostrowskij Most comfortable item of clothing. QPatty Smithj They're good. Nice to rough around in. fAlbert Bantaj I like them because you can get them dirty. They wash real clean and your parents will not yell at you. fAnonymousj Yes, sir! Qjeff Clarkj Fantastic and I love blue jeans. They are something you can really let loose in and be yourself. fCheryl Coynej I like them if they're faded. fMarilyn Waltersj The new uniform. fLauren Andersonl The more the merrier. Different styles for different people. Nicky Noej I like them because they are strong and long lasting. Uvlark Soleckij NECKLACES Necklaces, I think will never fade out because there are so many kinds. As far as guys wear- ing necklaces--if they like them it's fine. fLori Goodpasturej They make any shirt or dress look better. On some guys it makes them look sexy, but on some it's femish. fAnn Karasiewczj Some look all right on guys and girls, but they're usually made for the girls. fRon jonesj They go good if they go with the clothes. It makes the outfit. fSue Braisj Trends 43 44 Trends ,gf Q M R -Y M , Q :J 1 ., , J ,if GSH KOSH PANTS Never heard of them. fAnonymousj They are comfortable and handy to put pencils and combs in, but they make a lot of people 's shapes look terrible. fDonna Cavenderj They make people look like they're all car- penters. fTim Weinsj Good for painting. fKevin Everlyy Not expensive . Uill Rocknowskij Make me look like a balloon! Uoanna Greenj All I have to say is By Gosh. fLou Zubej I like them. They're something different. fDiane Stowej Pretty cool. Lots of pockets for all your junk. fLaura Kyrouacj SCARVES They look all right with some outfits, but if you have a short neck they look awful. fMadonna Benoitj I like them in the pockets. QBruce Applegatej I don't wear scarves. fMike Brandtl I don't know about scarves, but bandanas are okay. QDave Newj Once in awhile. fGeorgia Kellerj They add color and variety to your wardrobe. fDena Oweny Not on guys! fKen Shattlesj I like scarves because they make a person look classy--more sophisticated. fChris Busserty Trends 45 ' Q f L n Fm inf M...wy. 1. ..m.,,, ,f -I ,VA, 9 N X ..L. I 19 ga 3 5, 46 Trends ,UMM . . v , 3953. wj 1. fx 5' a I f1L,,, A L s i n 'W,2 , : ,Vi. ' - .. :J . J - V, 144, N W' if A-'VV I Ie, ,H 'xp 9 ,Mi JW ,5 gy .. yptga V Q,L l A H : , . EARTH SHOES I dislike them becuase I know an orthopedic doctor who says they are harmful to the spine after prolonged use. fI.indsey Smithj Never heard of them. fAnonymusJ They're comfortable if you like walking with your toes pointing skyward. fVerna Grovesj Duck feet? fCarl Johnsonj Are the best thing that ever happened for feet. Nicki Noel PLATFORM SHOES Too clumsy fTyLane Bispingj They sound like a horse is coming. fAnonymusJ Great as long as you have strong ankles. Uay Talbertl Big people don't call you a shrimp. fRandy Schweizerj Ithink they're dangerous. I had a pair and I twisted my ankles about three times. fStan Colclasurej If you're dating a tall guy and you're coordina- ted enough to find the brakes on your car, they're fine. lVerna Grovesj Uncom fortable. fKim Dayhoffl They're nice but you have to walk funny some- times. fChris Kavaneyj Dangerous to life and limb. QI.:-luren Andersonj They're like walking on stilts. fAnonymousj Trends 47 CBELQU 1 , 1 .- P' xg -ef I s f R QQJV v J.. 4 B W 'Z 3' 1 Sggyigiiff ' f k , , f A M 4 1 Qifg K 4 , ,HIE :gf A, 48 Clubs 1. The work is hard, the hours are long, but Pat Boudreau has fun working on the homecoming float. 2. Sue Duncan was one of the many people who enjoyed them- selves at the GAA Christmas Party. 3. Something interesting catches Mark Le- Sage's eye during the homecoming float building. 4. Make-up and mimicks are a part of Tim Chappell and Denny Pommier's bag. S. Sue Aust finds that laughing is one of the many rewards of life. 6. Very in- terested in the conversation, Debbie Cor- bett listens intently. 7. Girl's Concert Choir Row 1: C. Shoemaker, B. Dunlavy, Ms. Kaye Price, Director, Mr. James Ste- vens, accompanistg V. Wilson, M. Berver. Row 2: K. Davidson, B. Cluney, L. Welsh, D. Sommer, M. Marcotte, M. Hawley, B. Bisaillon. Row 3: B. Petit, B. Shook, 1. Conard, B. Starnes, K. Jones, E. Hlavach. Row 4: S. El-Talbani, C. Massey, S. Forgacs, L. Davis, S. Bird, B. LaShomb, P. Murphy. 8. Starshine Row 1: V. Wil- son, D. Biel, M. Berver, L. Williams. Row 2: Ms. Kaye Price, Director, C. Tu- dor, S. Biel, Mr. james Stevens, piano, S. Welsh, M. Shear, L. Anderson. M. Berver, S. I-Iinkleman, percussion. Row 3: B. Starnes, L. Davis, M. Massey, D. Bahls, C. Shoemaker, B. LaShomb, M. Marcotte. 9. Mixed Chorus Row 1: Ms. Kaye Price, Director, C. Brownfield, R. Mosier, J. Butler, D. Biel, Mr. james Stevens, accompanist. Row 2: C. Shoe- maker, S. Hughes, M. Hardison, M. Mas- sey, D. Eckhoff, J. Williams. Row 3: S. Biel, P. Newman, M. Grizzle, M. Berver, B. LaShomb, A. Herron. Row 4: D. Bahls, S, Welsh, C, Tudor, K. Meents, M. Shear. Clubs 49 1. A typical A-V Technician, joel Peter- son, is hard at work. 2. A member of Bowling Club, Jim Monroe, takes time out from the alleys to watch a football game. 3. Audio-Visual Club Row 1: W. Wheeler, J. Meissen, T. Ferrebee. Row 2: N. Whee- ler, T. Hancock, D. Niles, R. Tripp, J. Peterson, B. Farley, C. Smallwood, Mr. Noel Whitis, Sponsor. 4. A future mem-- ber of the business world, Gloria Spurgeon, relaxes at a foreign language club party. 5. Tom Altmyer takes Math second hour so that he will be able to add up his bowl- ing scores correctly. 6. Art Club Row 1: C. Kline, B. Newman, S. El-Talabani, K. Palmer, I. Johnson. Row 2: C. Totten, P. Hawley, E. Barnes, R. Billadeau. 7. Admiring a piece of artwork not done by the Art Club is Evelyn Barnes. 8. Bowling Club Row 1: K. Ursich, M. Stefanich, B. Erzinger, K. Altmyer, K. Erzinger, A. Er- zinger, Row 2: D. Altmyer, R. Magro, S. Zwahlen, D. johnson, D. Francoeur, T. Alymyer, B. Davis. Row 3: E. Pfotenhauer, M. Whitten, K. Francoeur, S. Fournier, S. Billadeau, T. Kannallis. Row 4: 1. Wend- ling, B. Stevens, C. Smallwood, Dave McCarty, R. Ruebensam, M. Owen, J. Monroe. 9. Business Club Row 1: G. Spur- geon, Mr. Richard Green, Sponsor, V. Wilson, R. Billadeau, K. Davidson, L. Lambert, S. Peters, D. Blanchette, I. Daucanski, S. El-Talabani, D. Rehberg. 50 Clubs flf V Q TYN Q lg i 'Q 'x Clubs 51 52 Clubs .N 1. Chess Club Row 1: R. Siefert, L. Smith, Mr. Jim Brown, sponsor, J. Jones, C. Page, Row 2: D. Favaro, J. Poore, D. Kotval, S. Crosby, R. Ruebensam, T. Huggins, T. Wiens, R. Siskey, V. Fraley. 2. During the Homecoming Parade, Drama Club thoumughly enjoyed itself. 3. Drama Club Row 1: L. Sanders, B. LaShomb, F. Hawley, R. Magro, C. Carter, M. Boud- reau, T. Chappell, J. Spencer, P. Bond, S. Bahls, K. Flint, B. Beedle. Row 2: Mrs. Lana Brown, sponsor, H. Jordan, T. Ferrebee, J. Marangu, K. Hebert, L. Cal- lan, K. Resk, D. Blanchette, B. Burch, C. Lentz, P. Wilkerson, S. Joslin, C. Joslin, J. Cotsones, C. Simpson, T. Mc- Connell. Row 3: B. Bisaillon, V. Tromb- ley, E. Hlavach, M. Shear, S. F.lTa1a- bani, K. Patterson, S. Welsh, M. Berver, D. Brady, B. johnson, S. Davidson, S. Earnhart. 4. Tim Weins, a member of Chess Club, seems to be pondering his next move. 5. Nancy Hoffman, a future nurse, voices her opinion at a meeting. 6. Future Homemakers of America Row 1: P. Nash, B. Snapp, P. Hagan, L. Callan, C. Joslin, S. Memenga. Row 2: S. Hughes, R.,Hubler, T. Overright, N. Armstrong, P. Slater, G. Huffman, A. Herron, D. Eckhoff, J. Butler, D. Biel, Mrs. Madonna Raiche, Mrs. Agnes Boulger. Row 3: F. Hawley, D. Mcflarty, S. Weatherington, K. Fey, N. Novak, L. Ake, C. Coffman, P. Osenga. 7. Missy Holly and Cathy He- bert mime a puppet and puppeteer during a drama club practice. 8. Donning their make-up, Mrs. Brown leads the Drama Club during the parade. 9. Future Nurses of America Row 1: T. Thomas, K. Leri- ger, J. Boudreau, M. LaMore, S. Hutton, B. Alvey, M. Dennison. Row 2: L. Welsh, R. Strange, C. Renolds, R. Haney, G. Conard. Row 3: C. Bussert, A. Tetrault, l.. Gill, J. Whitten, V. Noe, C. Farris, L. Latham, P. Muhm, L. Goodpasture, S. Aust, M. Wertz, P. Boudreau, J. Kuntz, C. Leniz. Clubs 53 I 1. Kris Pollo, a senior gymleader, also enjoys being in Drama Club. 2. Julie Miff- lin decides to test the rope at the GAA Christmas Party for underprivilaged child- ren. 3. Something surprising arouses the curiosity of Becky Stubbs. 4. Girls Ath- letic Association Row 1: J. Frechette, T. Fehlauer, L. jeck, 1. Mulligan, L. Jeck, M. Cyrier, A. Birr, L. Metschuleit, R. Stubbs, J. Stubbs. Row 2: K. Noe, B. Neu- man, K. Charbonneau, D. Edwards, J. Denault, D. Corkill, N. Westphal, T. Schweigert, P. Carter, C. Coffel. Row 3: L. Ciaccio, I. Pelletier, L. Spurgeon, A. johnson, L. Cavender, R. Olson, J. Guimond, M. Hawley, T. Kretchmar, P. Dumey, I. Green. Row 4: J. Doud, C. Campbell, L. Waggoner, S. LaVoie, E. Lach, J. Benoit, G. Gulczynski, C. Shir- ley, T. Arive, D. McCarty, C. Ward. 5. At the GAA Christmas Party, Kathy Malloy lends help to one of the under- privilaged children. 6. Enjoying a snack at the GAA party, Connie Ogreniz relaxes. 7. French Club Row 1: 1. Benoit, V. Groves, J. Beany, T. Boudreau, L. Dock- meyer, I. Green, L. McClellan. Row 2: S. Lain, M. DuVoisin, J. Hess, M. Moore, S. Kenyon, Miss Mary Jo Barnes, sponsor, D. Reinabach, T. Withoft. 8. French Club's Tammy Withoft comes out of her cocoon for the foreign languages's Hal- loween Party. 9. Junior Gymleaders Row 1: B. Walsh, Row 2: K. Altmyer, C. Og- rentz Row 3: M. Boudreau, M. Johnson, K. Bennett Row 4: B. Beedle, S. Essing- ton, A. Kyrouac, C. Wynne. Row 5: J. Kottendorf, S. Duncan, S. Perkins, K. Molloy, J. Mifflin. Row 6: E. Schuh, I. Spencer, D. Dressler, M. Wertz, M. Zan- canero, D. Gereau. Row 7: D. Hays, 1. Peck, S. Anderson, K. Andreina, I. Pom- mier. 10. Senior Gymleaders Row 1: K. Hildebrand, V. Cloonen, V. Kohan, Y. Legris. Row 2: M. Frailey, D. Kyrouac, K. Palmer, J. Kyrouac. Row 3: T. Reg- nier, K. Hebert, K. Pollo, K. Rocknowski. 54 Clubs i 1 Qui Clubs 55 56 Clubs is 'V l if 1. Gennan Club Row 1: A. Dandurand, J. Spencer, R. Morris, T. Longtin. Row 2: C. Shreffler, V. Offenbecker, S. Dumey, T. Harris, P. Gerrity, J. Pelton, L. Smith T. Calaeria, P. Schnell, M. Kyrovac. Row 3: Mr. Donald Meyers, W. Kohan, M Saffell, S. Beatty, J. Meissen, D. Beck- ner, D. Menser, S. Colclasure. Row 4: M. Shear, J. Bailey, R. Schlak, C. Bram- brink, M. kandt, R. Fey, J. Weber. 2. One of the German Club officers, Jayne Spencer, enjoys herself at the foreign lan- guage party. 3. Tina Cali, a library club member, helps out behind the main desk. 4. Library Club Row 1: J. Williams, C. Shreffler, B. Newman, T. Cali, S. Bo- vik, M. DuVoison, C. Turrell. Row 2: C. Senesac, S. Stempora, B. Haney, P. Kent, S. Thompson, V. Westfall, C. Stankus, P. Slater, B. Sanders, L. Spils- bury, Y. Wolgast, Mrs. Jeanette Stevens, Mrs. Ruth Stoltz, Mrs. Barbara Verhines, Miss Agnes Stelter. 5. The president of Math Club, Wayne Kohan, enjoys the work. 6. Karol Hildebrand, an NHS mem- ber, also enjoys helping out at the GAA Christmas Party. 7. Math Club Row 1: J. Meissen, W. Kohan, S. Davidson, K. Spilsbury. Row 2: T. Ruark, J. Leone, R. Magro. Row 3: B. Meher, M. Solecki, L. Smith, L. Spurgeon, D. Duchene, T. Fer- rebee, B. Allen. Row 4: C. Smallwood, T. Iongtin, Mrs. Judy Ponton, C. Bailey, Mr. Steve Schacht, S. Kenyon, R. Schlak, H. Jordan, Mrs. Jeanette Meatte. 8. She worked hard to get where she is, but Pat Boudreau made it into NHS. 9. National Honor Society Row 1: J. Peterson, N. Wheeler, A. Tousignant, P. Boudreau, A. Zoltani, J. Pelliter, P. Schnell, W. Ko- han, Row 2: M. Moore, T. Harris, L. McClellan, S. Kranich, B. Marth, L. Hildebrand, B. Schaffer, S. Aust. Row 3: G. Spurgeon, C. Simpson, R. Billadeau, B. Ellison, B. Lamie, D. Kyrouac, K. Hildebrand, Mrs. Jeanne Campbell, Row 4: M. McCue, B. Draper, R. Marcotte, G. Ray, R. Funkhouser, B. Frazier, J. DeMent, T. Ferrebee, K. Hebert. Clubs 57 1. Lynn Ciaccio waits patiently in line. 2. When building a homecoming float, Lisa Thomas finds that two heads are better than one. 3. Here is a member of one of the larger clubs, Joel Peterson of Science Sem- inar. 4. Science Seminar Row 1: J. Meis- sen, Mr. Donald Baxter, sponsor, R. Ben- nett. Row 2: H. Jordan, G. Campbell, I. Peterson. 5. Boiler Staff Row 1: B. La- Shomb, C. Jackson, D. Schierenbeck. Row 2: B. Johnson, V. Cloonen, G. Ca- han, T. Houde, K. Brais, Mr. Robert Thomas, sponsor. Row 3: M. Saffell, L. Hildebrand, W. Gresham, D. LaReau, L. Ahlemann, G. Lowery, S. Earnhart. Row 4: S. jones, S. Matheny, C. Totten, P. Hawley, R. Stevenson, S. Wilder, K. Hayes, C. Frailey. 6. Some people at the Foreign Language Club Party, like Mike McCue, were surprised to see our yearbook photographer. 7. Spanish Club Row 1: L. Devine, M. McCue, L. Spurgeon, R. White, L. Ciaccio, B. Jackson, K. Wal- ters. Row 2: G. Spurgeon, S. Dmmcan, S. Joslin, V. Helgeson, N. Nichols, S. Meni- goz, P. Carter, P. Smith. Row 3: Miss Sharon Schiller, sponsor, N. Wheeler, C. Graveline, L. Aust, J. Benoit, 1. John- son, B. Anderson, C. Elkins. 8. Students for Foreign Study Row 1: M. Zancanaro, P. Wilkerson, L. Thomas, D. Landry, J. Musgrave, D. Hays. 58 Clubs i 5 Clubs 59 60 Clubs t 1. Freshmen Student Council Representa- tives Row 1: Judy Tusinski, J. Denault, D. Saathoff, Row 2: R. Miller, C. Ray, C. Shirley, C. Andriena, B. Yeates, J. Kuntz 2. While the gym is being prepared for Homecoming, Tim Chappell decides to take a break and watch. 3. Dee Dee Saat- hoff puts in some time on the freshman float. 4. Becky Yeates seems to be trying to tell us something as she works on the freshman float. 5. Sophomore Student Council Representatives Row 1: K. Pet- ers, M. Kohan, D. Barnes, Row 2: M. Helopoulos, I. Winkel, D. Calvin, I. Boudreau, D. Corbett, 1. Johnson, I. Dau- canski. 6. This year's student council con- tains one very hard working Kim Peters. 7. Interested in the affairs of the school, ' Becky Stubbs finds student council a good way to keep up. 8. lighted by a lone ga- rage light, Jan Winkel gazes out into the night. 9. Junior Student Council Repre- sentatives Row 1: M. LeSage, N. Hilde- brand, D. Saathoff, Row 2: J. Stubbs, B. Geary, J. Marangu, B. Stubbs. 10. Student Council Officers: M. McCue, President, D. Chaney, Treasurer, D. Winkel, Secretary, A. Arvanetes, Vice President. 11. Senior Student Coimcil Representatives Row 1: K. Grady, T. Chappell. Row 2: C. Forgue, G. Spurgeon, S. Aust. Clubs 61 U 1. Thespian Scott Davidson practices his facial expressions. 2. Laura Devine knows that there is not much time for relaxing during yearbook meetings. 3. Varsity Club members, Todd Haynes and Rick Metcalf, enjoy going around and inspecting the Homecoming floats. 4. One of the more unusual writers on the yearbook staff is Harry jordan, who also enjoys smoking pencils. 5. Marryin' Sam, also known as Steve Welsh, receives some final touches from Linda McClellan before LI'L ABNER. 6. Varsity Club Row 1: 1. Bennett, K. Hayes, D. Neal, P. Wertz, S. Matheny, T. Shoemaker, J. Travis. Row 2: B. Mol- ter, B. Menard, S. LaMore, W. Umphrey, G. Cahan, S. Martin, M. Burchfield, I. Stoltz. Row 3: B. Meents, D. Wolford, M. Edmonds, B. Grace, J. Totten, T. LaBue, K. Grady, S. Erickson. Row 4: T. Haynes, D. Halteman, R. Tripp, L. Kinder, T. Ondra, R. Funkhouser, D. l.aMore, S. Hainzinger. 7. Bradleyan Staff Row 1: R. Woolard, QD. Pepin, K. Flint, E. Barnes, K. Jones, P. Carter, J. Mills, G. Ray Row 2: V. Helgeson, L. Devine, T. Covey, J. Petersen, H. Jordon, T. Ferrebee. 8. Thespians Row 1: V. Helgeson, E. Hla- vach, L. Devine. Standing: S. Welsh, D. Reinebach, S. Eamhart, S. Davidson, M. Shear, D. Brady. 9. Ron Winkel gives Don Pepin instructions on How to get a shot of that cute chick in the corner. 10. Y-Teens Row 1: K. Bertrand, B. La- mie, K. Palmer. Row 2: N. Benoit, D. Benoit, D. Benoit, K. Benoit. 62 Clubs M . j , 1 3 4 fv-iw L H .L 1, kv - .. K yn . 5 .K f ? K' I Aj: gk i 7 I 9 ,L I L' '--L 1 IW? V v f K 4, mv-sm, L 6 , In Q ., . i f . 1 3 QM 35 -Q--X if I a ... 2- . -ff'?.7 '- ' as AL . ' L 2 , H if v ,A .xx ,gi-, 'Mu ,. . .0543 X' -db? 1 . 51, wx- ,W A L Axf n f LZ . ., , ,Q ' i'-A559 X33 , 'vt-F .5 -x , -x , .,,g,i,, K N,-,' w Vu- . , fsiflff 1 1 P:-1 W .N .X ff ' A '-.-'il 4' . fur' I L-2, i . ,Tai --+2 N L ..f-f-g.EfSa:k3xc 2. Qs.: . . . - . W...,- - ,,,,.p,,, L,.,r.5 4. A . 1 1 S Y , 1 ,L cr' ' , -uf. 1- 5' x mf 'L N ,- L ww fx: 4- 3 K1 an ..v- .FL -P ,If , xi . ,, ': 2 '13 11 1 gp g 4 Av 1 , up F 4 'fi-L, 1 if 1 J K , -92, , K .F-, i gx Egg f E- A :mm f 5 I -f -1: , .f Q ,. 1 3, I lx wk 'ggi ' 1 5' 41 ,I QQ ri c hi! A I 1 4 , ' '-0'-5 .- - Q 4 W 'i , ,'. M' I ' K Q' 1 L '- v KX Y , .Q H J-asf' 9 JA . I I 3 i X , I I , X In A , x 7 Q Y X 9 l MQ 5 f J, , , . 1 ' I 1 X f . ,J V 1 1 by . , VA YN 4 II A , L I ox, ,, ' V ' if 1 O . ' I I, . i Q4 's- A 1 5 Clubs 63 64 Clubs L.. 51 I if If M.: - 2 A .rw . VY 7 .,,,vsfA J Ct' has M sa . . 723: S f . . bbqq it lp i'41 W-- . 1. BBCHS Concert Band Row 1: D. Lewis, L. Huntley, B. Marth, J. Musgrave, I. Stubbs, M. Corlett, R. Stubbs, C. He- bert, L. Ahlemann. Row 2: S. Brodien, I. Martin, S. Harwood, B. Bodemer, C. Ray, J. Gereaux, A. Dandurand, I. Baron, D. Gerre1se, L. Corlett, B. Gillen. Row 3: L. Smith, K. Sanders, J. Clark, B. Williams, C. Feller, G. Phillips, M. Brandt, I. Frechette, J. Phillips, M. Hol- ly, C. Tetrault, P. Muhm, L. Goodpas- ture, J. Pelton, S. Colclasure. Row 4: T. Erickson, D. Heaney, G. Ray, 1. Weber, D. Noel, G. Phillips, I. Leone, R. Schlak D. King, I. Osenga, R. Baron, D. Clary, B. St. john. Row 5: Mr. Lawrence Hel- stern, director, R. Johnston, R. Fraser, R. Woolard, D. Lovino, S. Hinkleman, J. Barsi, J. Barsi. 2. Discipline is a big part of being in a marching band. These clari- net p1aye1'S knOW that they can't wave to aunts and uncles during a parade. 3. Dion Clary gives our photographer a friendly salute while waiting for half-time. 4. BBCHS Color Guard Row 1:,L. Glogowski, E. Brooks, L. Gabrisco, B. Erzinger, I. Green, C. Shreffler, L. Schierenbeck. Row 2: M. Summers, V. Noe, L. Cannon, J. Huff, S. Earnhart, K. Cannon. S. Rick Johnston poses with his driun before a half- time show. 6. The Color Guard presents the colors at a basketball game while the band plays the Star Spangled Banner. 7. The BBCHS Band marches in a number of parades in this and other areas. This sum- mer they will be traveling to Disney World and tuba player Greg Phillips will be one of the many students going. 8. For Andy Dandurand, playing in the Pep Band is a responsibility and a full time job. 9. Krys- tal Cannon and her sister, Laura, don't seem to mind all of the early morning Col- or Guard practices, Clubs 65 I 'Q -M ..,, i'fQ W Y 66 Clubs X .n 1 . ,Ian hi fr qf ifz-1 bf 1. Orchestra Row 1: T. Kretchmar, M. Prior, M. Brewer, 1. Marth, L. Timm, L. LeBeau, D. Reinebach, K. Andreina. Row 2: L. Huntley, B. Marth, j. Musgrave, M. Corlett, D. Gerretse, K. Hebert, J. Gereaux, J. Frechette. Row 3: R. Baron, R. Schlak, D. King, A. Dandurand, J. Baron, G. Ray, D. Heaney, G. Phillips, T. Parece. Row 4: Mrs. Deborah Bell, director, S. I-linkleman, J. Barsi, D. Lo- vino, J. Barsi. Step right up and join the club of your choice. At BBCHS there is a club or organization suited to nearly every interest or talent imaginable. These groups spend numerous hours per week practicing or plarming for events which not only en- hance students' talents and abilities but which are of value to the student body and the community. Q41 Each year at Christ- mastime, the gym leaders sponsor an elab- orate party for smaller children of the community. Games are played, gifts are presented and 125 Santa Claus even mal-ces a special visit. Swing Choir promotes mu- sical talents in the areas of singing and choreography. Q63 This group performs at various ftmctions in the community much to the delight of captivated audiences. 43 8 SJ Meetings, practices, rehearsals, community service, close friendships, and parties are all a part of belonging to a club at BBCI-IS. Clubs 67 4-3 si g S3 , f 68 Freshman Cheerleaders 'if .fs ,is 'um' 1. Lisa Lowey and Kayla Dayhoff 2. Lori Spivey. 3. Row 1: Lisa Lowey, DeeDee Saathoff, Lori Spivey, Lori Johnston. Row 2: Waymer Moore, Elisa Rodriguez Kim Gresham, Denise Smith, Becky Yeates, Kayla Dayhoff. 4 DeeDee Saathoff. 5. Kim Gres- ham. 6. Kayla Dayhoff. 7. Becky Yeates. 8. Elisa Rodri- guez. 9. Waymer Moore. 10. Michelle DuVoison. Freshman Cheerleaders 69 A ev Sharon Floyd Kim Peters janet Boudreau Sandy Rice jan Winkel Becky Suprenant DeeDee Barnes 70 Sophomore Cheerleaders 5 z z I +V H-Siu: Sophomore Cheerleaders 71 If ' r 4' I r S if r 'WZ W v . 5 I l I '95 nz hp... 72 Varsity Cheerleaders Annette Zoltani Becky Beedle Sue Duncan Jeannette McCork1e juhe Cotsones Tlna LaRoche Lyd1a Spurgeon Llnda I-hldebrand Ilu-,,,,,, J mm W I W- liiHui - , ft OL 'K H 'fppmi ,ww-Q 1 ' f X Y 1 KX A si 4 L S 5 df n ' S ' 'Ni 1 J.. ,' ' X V - Q -Q4 Haus --A jk N 1' 0 K!! 'wQ.- , xpa tgfwznw R, , X Q- 3 , -N 5. f .ii it 'l-'vi n , ' V -, - I 'X ' ' z Y- A K ' x 1 -im. fx J i 3 Q.f K ,, e , ' 5 .. - 43+-YQI7 mm'I f' K wav.-,, . ' . I ' ,v -.':5r2i?2Vff , M., -A , N 'K ' 'MQ X1 V A . K Q 'V Lk X. 9 i5'lv'v-.X rg ' .. 'L X k V f .wgrefik-. f 1. 4 xl ,,'.um'1,a.asw,w'f.aq L 1 1-'-we-Nz-'j,s W ig ,M-1ki'5ssgg,y7-M.a', RQ.. X -. -x 3fj',,f' -T2 .sq -3 1 1 V - e 4a K 1 4,-- CM-I1 - , R: AAIAA 'i '-V4.1 F , , F M K L,,. A 7 f , e 1' -'Q lst:-A in Rig, , 5 , 7 'i ,125 . Varsity Cheerleaders 73 74 Cross Country 1. Sue Duncan and Brad Thomas 2. Phillip Wertz 8 jeff Totten 3. jase Travis 4. Micky Huntley G Fred Lyons 5. joe Bailey 6. jase Travis, Steve Matheny, and jim Stoltz. 7. The start. llrlhihui' --,- ' Q23-1. -,,., ..-. gain! 9 T ..,. ..y,y T , sw 4? Q. .wa . . N ,W ,, ,U .T .yv i eiiii T lli, no . , 'ir L., f,. 1 L , 4, , Q K. :aa 'af if '1' 'wtf 1 b V wg? ,ut 1 51.422 . 55' , -- , I X ' A ff' Q - ffm r ami: , 45 lawns, an N 0-C', '3'5 if ,, cd' V 7 at ,..,,,E, ' 's2X'? ki9s Wav, -on , it 14+ R 1 -V 5 'Aires Z, 32:7 ' awiw' ' 1 . . V at '11, ' pa .. . -A .. , 'a 9.i1':iN. s'? ' ., ..-V 4 3 cizoss coUNTRY - BBCI-IS OPPONENTS 15 Rich East 47 34 Herscher 25 34 Crete-Monee 25 35 Eastridge 19 47 Peotone 24 47 Clifton Central 15 I 25 Oak Forest 30 47 Westview 18 23 Oak Lawn 33 34 Watseka 22 24 Rich South 32 50 Clifton Central 15 29 Manteno 27 39 Gilman 22 Team Record: 10-4 , I Cross Country 75 76 Golf VA RSITY GOLF BBCI-IS OPPONENTS 165 Momence 168 161 McNamara 160 173 T.F. North 179 169 Westview 198 164 Hillcrest 163 172 Eastridge 168 174 Momence 162 177 Westview 185 185 Rich East 167 181 Streator 154 175 Crete-Monee 166 171 Grant Park 215 171 Streator 158 174 Eastridge 176 172 McNamara 149 165 Peotone 186 165 Grant Park 206 Team Record: 8-9 SOPI-IOMORE GOLF BBCHS OPPONENTS 194 McNamara 179 187 T.F. North 184 202 Hillcrest 181 198 Momence 188 188 Westview 289 194 Rich East 184 188 Streator 174 198 Crete-Monee 197 196 Eastridge 185 188 McNamara 189 Team Record: 2- 8 Sb -ss 1. Sam Martin and Scott Ellis. 2. Scott Ellis and Bill Barnes. 3. Golf Team Row 1: M. Messier, B. Yeates, E. Goodrich, K. Rose, A. Ro- gers, C. Mayr, S. Pombert. Row 2: S. Harnyln, D. Evans, B. Frazier, B. Barnes, B. Grimes, B. Frazier, D. Victor. Golf 77 FRESHMAN A FOOTBALL BBCHS OPPONENTS O Hillcrest 6 O Westview O 12 Rich East 6 O Crete-Monee 42 O Eastridge 16 O Oak Forest 42 O Oak Lawn 6 O Rich South 12 Team Record: 1-1-6 FRESHMAN B FOOTBALL BBCHS OPPONENTS O Hillcrest 6 O Westview O O Rich East 0 6 Crete-Monee 6 18 Eastridge O 2 Oak Forest 8 O Oak Lawn 30 O Rich South 12 Team Record: 1-3-4 5 Row 1 R Burlison, S. Parker, J. Howard, R. Burton R Dra per K Chapman, G. Hart, T. Farrell, M. Molter. Row 2 Calabria, B Stewart, R. Burnett, P. Bennett, R. Rayburn L Ecuyer 1 Legesse, R. Farley, L. Bond, S. Soucie R Reich Derflinger Row 3: T. Cloonen, M. Pierce, M. Dunsworth, R Moss T Born, D. Smith, B. Deathridge, B. Hart, R Tannehill Row 4 M McCorkle, A. Hubert, M. Carney, D. Reid, D Panaz zo T Marcotte, S. Peck, D. Goodberlet, F. Trobaugh D Her btrger R S1ms, C. Bennett, B. Engals. Coaches: Keith Schweit zer, Greg Mahnich, and Doug Barclay. Q- Q sf E' . 'lf gi ft- . I L... 2.5 P xg . '94 Q s' 6 it if 4, Y 5.4 S., A SOPI-IOMORE FOOTBALL BBC I-IS OPPONENTS 20 Providence O 20 Westview 0 O Crete-Monee 32 6 Hillcrest 6 O Rich East O 7 Oak Lawn O 7 Eastridge 6 O Oak Forest 6 6 Rich South 14 Team Record: 4-3-2 1. Row 1: R. Scweizer, J. Kano- ski, D. Eubanks, R. Bennett, R. Boguszewski, j. Aldridge. Row 2: j. Palmer, R. Boswell, L. Riv- ard, B. Hitton, L. Pitts, K. Os- born, L. Zube, C. Page. Row 3: R. Frazer, 1. Burnett, S. Whee- ler, C. johnson, R. Henson, j. jones, D. jette, Coach Doug Gallios, Coach Steve Hanks. 5 C Sophomore Football 79 ,,,,,gnts.,,., 1. Dan Saathoff 4243 and Doug Eubanks f63J 2. Mark Edmonds 1445, Tony Shoe- maker q22j and Rich Funk- houserf15J 3. Larry Kinder 17934. Woody Umphrey f83j 5. Tony Shoemaker 1225 6. A dedicated fan. 7. Varsity Football Team Row 1: G. LaFine, K. Kanoski, S. Krizan, S. Erickson, G. Rabb, T. Ondra, S. Math- eny, Row 2: D. Eubanks, B. Elam, P. Oddette, T. Houde, D. I-Ialteman, W. Umphrey, B. Molter, S. LaMorey. Row 3: M. Parcce R. Adams, D. Wolford, M. Edmands, T. Erickson, B. Grace, T. Shoemaker, R. White, P. Hawley, D. Saat- hoff. Row 4: B. Krause, R. Funkhouser, D. Neal, C. Shepard, S. Crosby, M. O'Flaherty, D. Frary, L. Kinder. 80 Varsity Football ' . x gf .gifnv V 1 HQ ,A 4-Ay uifvfff ' ' I VARSITY FOOTBALL BBCI-IS OPPONENTS 6 New Lenox O 14 Hillcrest 6 33 Westview O 26 Crete Monee O 27 Richeast O 40 Eastridge 6 39 Oak Lawn 6 32 Oak Forest 8 15 Rich South 13 Team Record: 8-1 7 Joliet Catholic 20 flst Round State Tourn. J SICA South Conference Champions 5-O Record V QQ SCH! WU 'W 'fs 975 ' SCUBA! l Q5 PCN ' L IQA cl 'xl Awe? 5 'fd 4 ,tk 1 f u at H N xi Q L fi :' ,f 2' , 'L re X 3f4C!if Varsity Football 8 1 4 ,xi 82 Freshman Wrestling 2' I Vin ,Ay ! -, 'l91-ef nl ff Q-'Tin lan---,..... ----.-.,......,.., 1. Freshman Wrestling Team Row 1: T. Born, D. Boudreau, R. Tannehill, B. Hart, D. Smith, T. Calabrina, J, Barsi. Row 2: R. Rayburn, L. Bond, A. Hubert, D. Goodberlet, D. Panozoo, D. Reid, G. Godwin. 2. Sophomore Wrestling Team Row 1: C. Wilder, P. Sage, L. McPeel-1, T. Hannocock, 1. Stewart, M. Messier, L. Ri- vard, B. Curwick, L. Zube, B. Ruldolf. Row 2: B. Schoon, R. Frasier, T. Parece, S. Wheeler, R. Prue, R. jones, J. Eubanlcs, S. Beatty, S. Stuck, E. Odette, R. Boguszewski, B. Amiano, J. Brewer. 2. Dale McQuillen. 3. The match. 4. Bob Grady. Sophomore Wrestling 83 '! 1. Dennis Rasmusen 2. Brian Amiano 3. Dave Halteman 4. The match. 5. Dave Menigoz 6. Varsity wrestling Row 1: M Novak, D. Saathoff, D. Men- igoz, B. Grady, B. Moran, M. Parece, S. Martin, D. Wol- ford, M. Edmonds, K. Grady, R. Powell. Row 2: D. Halte- man, J. Weber, R. Tripp, C. Shepard, M. O'F1arety, S. Crosby, G. Wilder, P. Odette D. Ayres. 1 I 84 Varsity Wrestling la 'NJ' bl is., 3 5 'NQNHQ VARSITY WRESTLING BBC HS OPPONENTS 48 Ottawa 11 17 Morris 39 45 Hillcrest 20 49 Clifton Central 14 55 Westview 9 25 Wilmington 24 I 30 Rich East 24 53 Streator 7 32 Eastridge 20 11 Lincohiway 47 22 Normal 33 1 2 Bloomington 46 35 Herscher 22 29 Oak Forest 23 31 Rich South 21 45 McNamara 8 ' 21 Oak Lawn 26 46 Crete-Monee 11 All City Champions District Champions ' , Q, 7 , W 1 - r Ct , .. K M . Q I k ki I V112 il' Varsity Wrestling 85 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL -I BBC HS OPPONENTS 34 Hillcrest 48 43 McNamara 35 22 Westview 34 47 Crete-Monee 44 39 Rich East 62 29 Eastridge 35 56 Oak Forest 60 28 Oak Lawn 34 44 Rich South 47 35 Clifton Central 28 - 38 Westview 42 43 McNamara 44 51 Crete-Monee 35 49 Herscher 35 I 50 Eastridge 53 47 McNamara 52 44 Shepard 46 I 45 Rich South 43 49 Rich East 48 I 41 Bloom 44 I Team Record: 7-13 1. Freshman Basketball A Row 1: M. Corbett, G. Ratcliff, B. Ste- ' wart, J. Kuntz, J. LaGesse, R. I Draper, M. Boudreau, J. Boud- reau, T. Bisping. Row 2: K. Kent, K. Chapman, R. Sims, M. McCork1e, D. Hildebrand, T. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL BBCHS OPPONENTS 45 McNamara 29 20 Westview 43 40 Crete Monee 41 40 Rich East 39 39 Eastridge 31 55 Oak Forest 30 25 Oak Lawn 33 49 Rich South 13 37 Westview 60 40 Crete Monee 35 22 Eastridge 23 35 McNamara 29 36 Shepard 27 33 Rich South 32 33 Rich East 47 Team Record: 9-6 2. Freshman Basketball B Row 1: R. Harris, W. LeSage, j, Admave, R. Burnett, S. Bailey R. Dunbar, B. Coffel, K. Hart- man, D. Uribe, J. Moisant. Row 2: S. Soucie, D. Weatherington, D. Golding, B. Hayes, M. Mol- ter, T. Farrell, L. Smith, J. Ho- ward, D. Rassmussen, P. Bennett, 7 Marcotte, D. Pippin, S. Peck, R, Reich, D. Herberger. 3. Scott Brais f22j J. Lighthart. 4. Gary Ratcliff 1209 bv- ri 86 Freshmen Basketball 5. Brian Stewart 1101 6. Sopho- more basketball Row 1: D. jet:- te, M. Magruder, B. Yeates, M. Vade Boncoeur, K. Rose, R. Ben- I nett, 1. Kanoski, J. Bailey. Row 2: C. Meiste, B. Brown, S. Brais, J. Yonke, R. King, G. Montgo- mery R. Walker, 1. Bisaillon, D, Carley, R. Schweizer, D. Niles. Sophomore basketball scores were not available, .1 Sophomore Basketball 87 W Wifi 'al , 3 -.g-M..,....,,, 'F V 'gunna-lx 1 VARSITY BASKETBALL BBCI-IS OPPONENTS 87 Schlarum 68 61 Danville 69 6O Lawrenceville 67 53 Watseka 63 77 Hillcrest 41 63 Westview 54 46 Rich East SO 41 Crete-Monee 45 83 Argo 64 59 Naperville 46 46 Eastridge 49 58 Marian Central 62 54 Eastridge 60 60 Rantoul 52 56 Oak Forest 55 61 Oak Lawn 44 75 Rich South 63 73 McNamara 60 54 Westview 51 58 Joliet Central 54 53 Eastridge 64 48 Rich South 44 66 Pontiac 61 64 Rich East 56 62 Pontiac S7 66 Westview 46 58 Normal 84 Team Record: 17- 11 Ebifvmyhfy - 9 9 , Ss V 5,115 1472 s 1 lt? Varsity Basketball 89 90 Tennis TENNIS RECORD BBCI-IS OPPONENT I-hllcrest Paxton Morrxs MacNamara T F North RlCh East R1Ch Central Crete Monee Eastrldge Oak Lawn 1 ' 4 6 2 4 ' 1 2 3 1 . . 4 1 ' 4 O ' 5 O 5 O ' 5 2 3 1. Curt Carter. 2. Mark Saffel. Boy's Tennis Team. Curt Carter, Alan Nelson, Mark Saffel, Tracey Erickson, Craig Tudor, Dion Clary, Solomon Noguera, Carl Brambrink, Glenn Birkner, Royal White, Mark O'Flaherty, Donnie johnson, Kevin Crosby, Tim Weins, Don Ashline, Greg Stam, Steve Pombert, Brian Coffel, Dennis Favaro, Matt Duns- worth, Dave Baron, jeff Howard, Tony Calabria, Perry LaFine, Rob- ert Farley, Bill Ingalls. Tennis 91 'iv' vn- 5' rv .. rg.: Q- .QM f 'Ns -fkim gi -K Walla Winn .wwf 1, k -.um , Q :W ta f I A Y y .WMI 3. 92 Track W . 4143. 1. jeff Totten. 2, Byron Men- ard. 3. jase Travis and Dave New. 4. Ron Winkel. 5. Steve Krizan. 6. Bill Molter and Ron Winkel. tqg., , V, at M I In . M -W U we - 'V f ww 4 ': 'fit La-4 'vm-any ,S-. ...X , . 'Q- 5 4580 ' if L .X f ,., fflggf'-Vs, , .. .4 N., ...M Kq,,.4....X 4:65 I Qin Q.. .M as . - Q 35,- fff' if f if ,J N , w. ,N W INV I :O uh tv M' 43,3 ff 3' gm ,V H I - ' W, fs , W , Wu . . 1 ,nl sta! Hu.. If v' if , K wt,.yxt,3 'wx - if ' Y -.mm iff'- . 3 ff , 'L 5 :l ,mf .-Taf':51-iN2f?a-2 f 'E' VARSITY TRACK The Varsity Track Team at BBCHS had another very successful year. As SICA South Conference Champions they made an excellent show ing in the I-Iomewood-Floss- moore Invitational, the Irish Relays, and the Champaign Invitational. During the season, five school records were broken. They were the following: Ron Winkel--I-Iigh jump--6- jase Travis--2 Mile Run-- 1O:O8. 2 Tony Shoemaker--1OO Yard Dash--9.8 Brad Draper--Mile Relay-- 3:3O. 3 jeff Totten Rich Krick Tony Shoemaker I - l 6 Brad Draper--2 Mile Relay-- 8:20. 3 Rich Krick jim Stoltz Phil Wertz Track 93 SOPHMO RE BASEBALL BBCI-IS OPPONENTS 10 St. Anne 1 13 St. Anne 5 11 I-Ierschner 11 8 Rich Central 7 13 McNamara 11 O Stagg 3 8 Rantoul 6 3 Rantoul O 14 Eastridge 12 2 Crete-Monee 1 3 Rich South 5 4 Rich East 3 7 Eastridge 8 5 Westview 2 10 McNamara 2 6 McNamara 2 5 Rich East 4 2 Shepard 4 4 Shepard 5 5 Willmington 2 4 Rich South 6 4 Westview 6 3 Crete-Monee 1 Team Record: 15-1-7 94 Freshman Baseball '- 4 A K 'K 5P5i'N'r7 ini V. , Af b Q f ' 4 4- n ' H443-W. 5 3, 1+ . ,. ,. - WV W- 4: , mf ' ,uf ,M :ff-1: ,, Y ' ' ww affm f 1 . VM f ,vm W, .A J LLN' -V V .1 ,- i . . . Z,-Lf: k,'.' 5, -. . .Q .W ,, , -Q f Wsfsw, B ooaoo BBBBB 1 ooooo aaao aa B , oo A B f B Q Q B ff -f , I , ., g . - . f W' 2 no ', fig , N3 L,,, ' ma 2, - Mffiiv I gi, sa A A Z B w . ,,, ifqiig, waged , ay. ., , Sm , at 3, J ',, 'Q ,. gg, . '37 ,pr YA, . ,,..,z'nM, , .L ., weak, .ms W 4? B , i I, I A W .iogwmvhd we ,B 4 -if a ' Q aaao B Q B ,A B lb as .. V Z Z Q' ' ,J-79 -Q, H fl- 1' Q- , y. Q '-'.f 14M-H . . -if 'B N 6 f V , B o aaeo Wfallwgkjvgg A gy? , - , A Q on 'A ' 1 Af' ga-1 iv if -2 ' ' ' B 'A B Dee Dee Barnes. jeff Altmyer. Mike Magruder Randy Bennett. 1 2 3 jeff Eubanks. 4 5. Sophomore Baseball 95 9 6 Varsity Baseball VARSITY BASEBALL BBCHS OPPONENTS 10 Manteno 1 9 Manteno 5 2 Champaign Centenial 3 17 Champaign Centenial 3 10 Herscher 5 6 Rich Central 5 10 McNamara 2 2 A.A. Stagg 8 5 Rantoul 6 13 Rantoul 2 10 Grant Park 2 16 Eastridge 9 10 Crete- Monee 0 8 Rich South 4 3 Westview 2 4 Rich East 3 9 Eastridge 2 4 Crete-Monee 3 4 McNamara 1 10 McNamara 1 2 Rich East 12 10 Peotone 0 5 Momence 8 4 Rich South 0 6 Westview 4 Team Record: 20-5 we S 4. , 2' 1 , 1, 7, f , ,v 1 4-2, in s F W2 W p4 1 Ken Glffen jeff Bennett Todd Ondra. Mark Flemming. Rick Duchene . Brian Ye ates . M,-, Varsity Baseball 97 wwf 1 98 Girls' Tennis ..,,,..,M-- I . . A 1 ,4fK kiw A554 ia 5 H Q P .K 4 4, Q 'K . 'A Q ,Q u5MA??:w-vwQ3,'p-guna v-. , f 25 Qmmg- Aww 4 1 ,n s 5 I 4, 4, 15,2 4 ,,,, 4. ,,,,, 4.-. n , , 1. .. . I f ' 1 ' ' ' 1 s 4 I A Q 1 Q 4 Q ' ' ' ' i l- vi 3 4 af ,nssv Qrssa 1 E , , g 5 6 -6 'Q 4 as - s 1 5 W -1 ' ' ' ' ww- 4 4 . . Q All GIRLS TENNIS BBCHS OPPONENTS 4 Westview 1 3 Lockport 2 0 Eastridge 5 3 Crete-Monee 2 4 Westview 1 5 Dwight 2 0 Rich East 5 2 Stagg 3 3 McNamara 2 1 T. F. North 4 0 Rich Central 5 2 Shepherd 3 0 Rich South 5 Tinley Park 4 earn Record: 6-7 1 T 1. Joni Corbett 2. Marla Zan- canaro 3. Gir1's Tennis Team Row 1: P. Wilkerson, M. Zan- canaro, M. Holley, J. Peck, A. Boucher, K. Hebert. Row 2: R. O1son,C. Bennett, S. Auberry, S. Essington, J. Co- rbett, B. Neuman. 4. Jody Peck 5. Missy Holley 6. Kat- hy Hebert GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL .rw z E , le ,X st ' H-Wwsww ::Q'5'1L! BBC HS Won Lost Lost Won Lost Won Lost Won Won Lost Lost Lost Won Won Lost Lost OPPONENTS Dwight Lockport Crete-Monee McNamara Rich South Lockport Rich East Crete-Monee Rich South Joliet West Rich East Oak Forest Crete-Monee Rich South Rich East Shepard Team Record: 7-9 100 Girls ' Volleyball z, , Y? 'Lf - are-nf, 1 'ws Q 'gilfffffi f 1 I 1. LuAnne Daucanski and Julie Benoit. 2. Della Atwood. 3. The game. 4. Cathy Hebert. 5. Ka- ren Fiddler. 6. Girl's Volleyball Team: Row 1: M. Kohl, K. Hebert, L. Daucansl-ci, Row 2: M. Boudreau, D. Edwards, P. Hebert, J. Benoit, G. Gulczyn- ski, S. Essington, K. Bennett, S. Grainger, R. Olson, Ms. Darla Moldenhauer. Row 3: K. Fiddler, M. Hirt, J. Kyrouac, A. Boucher, l.. Lach, M. Hol- ley, C. Paetsch, L. Ingalls, D. Atwood. 1 . Wi 0 ' Q , l ' 9 l . .Q BCH ...T - Girls' Volleyball lOl GIRLS A BASKETBALL BBCHS OPPONENTS 27 Lockport 24 46 Crete-Monee 20 59 McNamara 13 39 Rich South 41 40 Oak Forest 28 16 Rich East 23 25 Thornwood 43 65 Crete-Monee 33 47 Rich South 30 44 Rich East 51 43 Crete-Monee 33 53 Rich South 56 52 Rich East 56 Team Record: 7-6 GIRLS B BASKETBALL BBC HS OPPONEN TS 25 Lockport 27 32 Crete-Monee 20 8 Oak Forest 44 19 Rich East 28 30 Thomwood 54 31 Crete-Monee 30 15 Rich South 32 11 Rich East 21 16 Crete-Monee 33 46 Rich South 42 26 Rich East 27 Team Record: 3-9 102 Girls' Basketball ,4 au..-fe xr- 1. Girl's Basketball Team Row 1: I. Corbett, K. Hebert, L. Daucanski. Row 2: Mrs. Kathy Steffen, M. Hirt, J. Benoit, G. Gulczynski, S. Granger, L. In- galls, C. Garrett, L. Sherrwood, J. Ponikvar. Row 3: R. Olson, D. Atwood, S. Smith, A. Bou- cher, L. Lach, J. Phillips, S. Essington, C. Bennett. 2. Kathy Hebert, Geri Gulczynski, And Joni Corbett. 3. Joni Corbett. 4. LuAnne Daucanski and Rob- erta Olson. 5. Chris Bennett and Sue Smith. 6. Kathy Hebert. Girls ' Basketball 103 5 1. 2 iwggf 5 w ,Q 'W 4 ,W Mb ' 35 .L 1. .ft , Tv, A ,N,1, f , 1 7-in ,Nr-v,..-Q ' - M - J- 'qw gy fn ff fm f , WHIDW , X L V, We ' QW I ,' .,,, , , ,, 7 5 f - V . W, , ,, Q ,J V ami ,W , H, I if ififf fQf2,:,,,5M- ,,,,:','f' ,ff A nf , ' 1,A i 3 ,, 'Q ,,.,' 1 .,, f VV ., ,, , : f' f LA'-,'.,, ' E NV-,ms , v I qw ,Q ,Wi I Wwwr i Vkk. af . f MWAW i , W .J w ' X ,5 'Lf t 4,AM 1 5. H Vififff. . W if :-....,., , 1 ic? bs- ig Af, Q 1l', W' ,S 104 Girls' Badmiton I .-DQ .1 X 2 J g f5 J g3? wa hm 3 P GIRLS' BADMINTON BBCHS OPPONENTS Lockport Homewood-Flossmoor Joliet West Evergreen Park Lockport Shepard Oak Forest Pontiac T F North Bloom Tinley Park Pontiac Team record. 8-5 6 1 O 7 2 5 1 6 5 2 5 2 7 Morri s O 2 5 3 4 6 . . 1 7 O 6 1 5 2 ' 1 X X , if ic L 'tx F' t ww. K f 4 1. 2. Rita Walker. Denise LaFine. Cathy Coffel jennifer Stubbs .7 My I-U ,,,. ,, ' .. , L A GIRLS' SOFTBALL BBCHS OPPONENTS 7 Hillcrest 6 19 Tinley Park 8 15 Rantoul 14 19 Rantoul 20 26 Reddick O 6 Stagg 24 O Lockport 1 6 Rich East 2 12 Crete-Monee 14 19 Dwight O 10 T. F. North 5 30 Oak Forest O 2 Evergreen Park 18 31 Rich Central 24 8 Rich South 9 Team Record: 9-6 Outstanding Athletes: Joni C orb ett LuAnne Daucanski All- Conference Selection: Geri Gulczysnki 106 Girls' Softball al 543 U? 2 if . ff., f fl fi: ,,,. 'F w ,Q f -' .r 1 f ' wr ., -Tlff fi '1'f fif ,F F ,Q ,rhi , ff 1 A . 9 km, 'Q H ' V 3 5 t 1 4, fr, , I If I' inf ' ' ' U 5 K K ' 7 , 6' I ' 1 ,, ,W 9 - 921 , , .nie Q , 6 F 2 ' I-We, fw mggg 1, 1 1 f we he F ' Wx tex , 6 ' ,, . - , K , , ,jg',f?x,,VfjQ' VA' K ,gl ,I tk. 'E A if .4 1 . or I K at FX V, K X 7.24 WI : . , .. , A HW . W, :VA . .W ,. 5 ' 1 'N' fd. 71- A .'k,5 l' MVR-I J 2' 'f ' :ff , vu, . Q , 1 ,?ig'8E.'-'infer wi,f.mxlf1i,,fih K 1 .L , . . 14. ht iga1.Eh4S'7f7'fg'f f Y ,W ,, ei' ezsfgkff-' 4 Q i f A f ' , ' , , Vzyy , , . , ,I N . A f L one V. v-K V 1 I , . ,t ,, , , , , X.:1 1,ai,2?g. , I yn, any U- ,Li Q 35 4,n,r , , fifxfti f ,, fjgfwi , f-+A, A A X VE F 'f,' -, 1 K W , fx, . 4' A M V . , ' If ,fb 'Q A .1-.v V K WW .. I 13 I Fw , 4 ' .n . , lll. ?f+A1WWwgmf:5if2a 1. Girl's Softball Team Row 1: S. Grainger, M. Hirt, I.. Sherrwood, I. Guimond, C. Bennett, S. Essing- ton, T. Huggins. Row 2: L. Ingalls, J. Ponikvar, D. McCarty, R. Ol- son, J. Corbett, I.. Daucanski, G. Gulczynski, A. Boucher, Ms. Darla, Moldenhauer. 2. Mary Hirt. 3. LuAnne Daucanski. 4. Mary Hirt. 5. Sarah Essington. 6. Joni Cor- bett. Girls ' Softball 107 1. Gir1's Track Team Row 1: 1. Benoit, S. Rice, J. Cereaux, D. Hutton, M. Messier, W. Moore, S. Smith. Row 2: J. Skubic, K. Noel, M. Hawley, K. Walters, L. - Spurgeon, K. Peters, E. Shoemaker, J. Frechette. Row 3: Mrs. Nancy Brown, D. Dressler, S. Bahls, J. Hicks, M. Beck. Row 4: J. McCor- kle, J. Denault, C. Bailey, C. Robards, S. Brady, J. johnson, Mrs. Pat Mahnich. 2. Lydia Spur- ' geon. 3. Jeanette McCorkle. 4. Michelle Messier. 5. Waymer Moore. 6. Marci Hawley and Kathy Walters. 7. Kim Peters and Wayrner Moore. L - 108 Girls ' Track Q1 3 . Q 'W ff',.is . Q s A - M 5 M1 ,f . ,Mi-,f I by ' F fi 4 e' ,, rf' ,V ' s 'ffl sf r V V V V . wwf A ' S' QW. Q , 'Q' . iiifn V Kwai ,?gHse,b:j w I., 3 A f mf wit, ff 4 Lf? V' blk A 1 ...Af v. I W, M Q . Q .Ms I '., Q ur. -.V 1. SW K., 4 , 41 sr .. 45, fw .fx ,, W? fi 3 , ' V- -V K : L :f'5?5i. ,.-V .V ' 45 Q ww X. ' m ' - q Girls' Track 109 110 Staff L M 1. DONALD BAXTER, Science: lt gives me great satisfaction to see that gleam in the eye and smile on the face when a student has gained understanding of a very difficult scientific concept. 2. DONALD BAILEY, Science: General Science students seem quite fascinated when they learn that joints are actually cra cks in a layer of rock. 3. DOUG BARCLAY, Physical Education: Co-ed P.E. is fine for certain activities. I believe it should be mandatory for Freshmen, and be an elective for upper- classmen. Students can derive a lot of meaningful experiences if the activities are carefully selected. 4. HAROLD BENNETT, Physical Education. 5. DORIS BEACH, Secretary: To pick out one most rewarding experience at BBCHS would be impossible since over the years there have been many--such as the joy of working with students and faculty, enjoy- ing my work, and the friends I have made over the years. 6. DEBORAH BELL, Orchestra: Besides for my baby, husband, and home, I am in the Kankakee Symphony Orchestra, other community ense mbles, and church choir. When I'm not making music I enjoy reading and baking. 7. MARY JO BARNES, French, English: I am very happy being here at BBCHS. I think the school's greatest asset is the student body. l really enjoy their enthusiasm and sense of humor. 112 Staff rag T ,,,,.,, , gea r ri? I ' M8325 i,f,fg. A gn'-L F. as 91 i- sg . if ... . ii , l 1 K 1 I 5 H' , 'P+ Q., n..,,' 1. BRENDA BOUDREAU, Home Economics: Yes, I enjoy teaching at BBCHS. I think the students, as a whole, are very good kids. 2. PATRICIA BRAY, English: In answer to the question What do my students find most interesting about my class? I would have to say the bell that ends the class! 3. MARY BRANCH, Guidance: To me, a nice evening is being able to stay home and not have anything thatl MUST get done before the evening is over. I would do something useful around my home, such as read, knit, sew, clean, or cook, and I would enjoy it as long as I knew I cIidn't have to have it all finished in a couple of hours. 4. AGNES BOULGER, Home Economics: Perhaps it is an ideag but I believe it is attainable. I wish the desire for men- tal growth could become the top goal of students. The satisfaction gained from this success would urge them On--n0t only in areas of formal learning--but also into a greater variety of extra-curricular activities which are available in a school of our size. I believe some students are unaware of the fun they could be having, were they fully involved in serious learning during the high school years. 5. Dsiomzs BOUDREAU, secretary. 6. ANN BEYERLEIN, English: BBCI-IS is one of the finest schools in the area. The teachers, students, and administrators help to be an enjoyable place to teach. 7. PATRICIA BENNETT, English: Some of the things that make me happy are: A beautiful sunrise or sunset, flying high above the clouds, a baby's smile, success for a student, and the honest understand- ing of friends. 113 Staff 114 Staff hw +. '4 Mm. 1 ,a'5 '- I 'W 'Q' ' ? 5 1 ? , ...,,, , 1 VI' 'QW 'Km' +4-vm - fm. X L1L.W Vigvl f f 'K pf 22 6.2 O I 1 f , s C K 5 I O r 'IL ammwh 1. DAVE BROWN, Math: lil had three wishes, I'd wish for 1. Good health for my family and self, 2. not have to worry about money and 3. three more wishes. 2. JIM BROWN, Math: In my spare time I like to work on my house and build things. I also enjoy reading and watching television. 3. RICHARD CARLEY, Physical Education: 'Winning teams have a majority of its team members possessing the following character- istics which are intelligence, including a certain sense about the sport, a burning desire to excell, the ability to sacrifice, and a complete dedication to the sport which includes hours and hours of practice. Team members must also be team players first and not be selfish and they must follow the coaches instructions. If a young man possesses all of these characteristics and the team has not been a winner, he still has lost nothing , because he had in the process made himself a better man and will one day be a winner within himself. 4. LANA BROWN, English, Darma: I am very happy when I shiver at something beautiful. S. JEANNE CAMPBELL, Guidance, History: School should provide all students with a pleasant learning atmosphere so that they can acquire skills they will need to face the future with self confidence. 6. NANCY BROWN, Physical Education: Being completely truthful I must say thatl really dislike getting up early in the morning. Anything before 9:30 is early! 7. KEN BYE, Science: In school fl-Iigh School, the only class thatl could pass was science, so I decided that must be my calling. 115 Staff 116 Staff AW uf! L K M i Ll V2 ... J Lp if f. 'f 'B ' .... Y , , M f 4 ' n 3? +3- .-Q ini- 7 f -isis: irq 1 j rf-sis is X 3 . ..., I f h ' -,Y so ' galil' X ,. SK KN 'X 5 y M19 y.,'7vv if ff l W pf' My!! .p fimii' L 1. CONNIE DYKSTRA, English: I don't really have one specific hobby, but I am inter- ested in several things. I enjoy read- ing fnaturallyj, playing the piano, knitting, and doing crewel work. I enjoy these be- cause they help me unwind or forget about a bad day. I also take out my anger or any other emotions on the poor piano. 2. PAUIA CZERNIK, Reading Lab: My most rewarding experience at BBCI-IS was the day I was hired. 3 JANICE COFFMAN, Business: One change I would like to see at BBCHS is the elimination of large study halls. I believe that in many of the classes, students have ample time to complete their work in the 55 minutes allowed. 4. BETH COFFMAN, Math: If a class is cooperative and the students care about their work, I really enjoy teaching it. I enjoy the assemblies we have if the students exhibit courtesy to the per- formers and are attentive. 5. JAMES EVERETT, Social Studies: You see, there were no openings in home econ- omics or driver-'s education so I just de- cided to teach history. Seriously now, history is my major field--I like it. Contrary to majority opinion it is a very interesting subject. 6. ET!-IEL COLE, Physical Education. 7. HARRY DANDELLES, Business: Time and time again our most enjoyable evenings have been dining out followed by going to a play at a legitimate theater. 117 Staff 1. IGN GOODWIN, Guidance: I'm not sure about my favorite Qhobbyj, but my most expensive is 35mm photography. I enjoy it because it allows creativity, yet holds an element of surprise since the end result fi.e. it's printj is not always as it might be imagined. 2. ANNE GEHRKE, Business: My favorite part of teaching is to see a student who can reason through a situation and produce a useable exercise. This means that student has acquired a skill that can be transferred to personal andfor business activities. ' 3. DOUGLAS GALLOIS, Physical Education. 4. JACK GORHAM, Physical Education. 5. NORMA GARDNER, English: Many of our classes are too large. No matter what the average size of classes are in other schools, the school administration and faculty, in cooperation with the Board of Education, should try to keep class sizes small where they need to be. 6. RICI-LARD GREEN, Business: The best thing about teaching is watching students squirm and struggle fsquigglej with a problemg then all of a sudden the light is turned on. 118 Staff gg sr Y . ,. ifs . ...MM X, 3 lf f 1 ,rw A- Qi 'V A. r if 52? an Iss MX X -. '?f??f'rsi i. 1-..... A I A 9,' f wsiiszw .1 , s in vii: 1 119 Staff 1. ED HAYES, Guidance. 2. JIM I-LARMISON, Special Education: I feel that BBC!-IS has the finest student body in the area. Since I make contact with a great many schools during the school year, I feel I have a good basis for my opinion. However, I would like to see more school spirit and more students participating in extra-curricular activities. 3, CYNTHIA HAKES, English: My favorite hobby is playing tennis. It gives me the opportunity to meet with friends, enjoy myself, and to still get in that all important aspect--exercise. 4. ALICE GUBBINS, Art: There's a uniqueness to every media that is inter- esting. Of the painting media, watercolor is my favorite. It is a challenge. It can- not be reworked and therefor retains a freshness and spontaniety that can be easily lost in the opaque paints. 5. MADONNA HAYES, Library. 6. MYRA HARPER, Secretary: Choosing another profession would he easy for me as I have always wanted to become a physical education teacher. I like most sports and to be able to teach and participate in any sport would be quite I fulfilling. 7. STEVE HANKS, Driver's Education: I have only been involved in one automobile collision with a student driver. The col- lision happened so quickly no one had time to be scared. The woman we hit was the mos scared. She had just survived a serious collision a month or so before. In fact she had just gotten her car repaired a few days before. 120 Staff t 12 1 Staff 1. LAWRENCE HELSTERN, Band Director: People who are thinking and activily try- ing to progress forward are always chang- ing. Changes are good and necessary. Changes are being made here at BBCI-IS everyday. The idea is to try them. If they work--great, and if they don't work-- Change. 2. KEN I-IEITZ, Industrial Arts: I do en- joy creating art out of metal, but it happens only in spurts. I am not always in the mood. 3. DENNIS KIRKMAN, Atheletic Director: Perhaps, due to my close association with atheletics, one of the rewards has been the satisfaction of working with young people in an area where there is a shared interest. Beyond that I would say it is gratifying to see many of these atheletes go on and become successful and hearing from them from time to time. 4. RI-IONDA JACOBSEN, Psychology, Guidance: On a day-to-day basis, I enjoy any activity that gets me outdoors--swimming, skiing, tennis, hiking. For vacations, I look forward to traveling, which never fails to give me a new perspective on life . 5. GREG JOHNSON, Physical Education: What makes me happy is very easy to ex- plain--My 15 month old son. Why? just because he does thing, too many to enumerate. 6. TRESSIE I-HLES, Business: Traveling to unknown places is what I really enjoy. It would be great to catch a plane to Switzerland right now. 7. BEVERLY JARETT, Social Studies: When the Students act like they are having a good time learning in my class, thenl am very happy. Learning can be fun and I try to accomplish both. 122 Staff 1 L. Wim Q fs -fm T! MADE INAPX- Ll P s 123 Staff 1. NHCHEAL LAREAU, Social Worker: I would like to fly. I don't mean in an air- plane. l mean just me. I would like to fly over everything and see how things look from the air. The reasonl would like to do this is that part of me is crazy. 2. MELVIN LILLICH, Special Education: Having a wonderful wife who is also a great mother makes me very happy. 3. CAROL KUIPERS, Home Economics: Bachelor Living is the hardest class to teach because the guys don't realize that learning to cook, sew, etc. may be use- ful someday. They don't take the class seriously. 4. BRENDA KIRTS, Physical Education: lf the games were held later in the evening, more working parents could attend Of course, more publicity is always help- ful. Improved se ating conditions in the girls' gym could help to improve the visibility of the spectators. Greater interest on the part of the student body for all sports programs would provide a better sports-mindedness and create additional interest for the girls' program. 5. LINDA LAMBERT, Special Education: My sports and hobby interests are very diverse, ranging from golf to 'attempted' belly-dancing. 6. VERN KRUGER, Driver Education. 7. DOROTHY KOHAN, Secretary: My idea of a relaxed evening is a comfortable chair, good listening music and my Crocheting. I find so little time to be able to do this and it is really very relaxing when I can. 124 Staff N Ak,. ,W I. Q . kwQ,..Aw-ng ,4-of KY' uf- ug . iihfjhlg.. S, K I ' Qfgx' -L,..L -. slr Q , ff- g, 1. . 3, - , , xxx I at ' IH' 'k'Y ' l f f' ' ' K 'E ' WS. 125 Staff 1 M, , f L4 2 ' W A ff' f f 'Ir Q-' K ., 0 ' X . 'lf.. , 2' - Jr ,V ,riyff X gil.: bfi: m:'A'K fr' , I f :Jur y Amggyh 1 ' aea M'+ 'W - 1: K Q , J' 1. 5 oqf K-qfx :H ff mi pg L- xmvsf-mx lf' ff' St: .MX ' :W , pn . 'v.,. ,NX ' ff , Q vf v,,,'Am 1 -, 5 Jw! ' gil? f , W' li 12 6 Staff L- U 1. PATRICIA MAHNICH, Physical Education. 2. JOAN MEYERS, English: l'm not much of a sports woman, butl do enjoy swimming and bicycling. l'd like to learn to play tennis. l'm an avid reader but right now my interest seems to be in raising house plants. I 'collect' African Violets. 3. GREG MAHNICH, Industrial Arts. 4. DONALD MEYERS, German: When we were still revamping the fire alarm system, I was in the hall between periods. just as I leaned my hand on the wall above the fire alarm, the fire alarm fell out of the wall and sent the whole school scrambling ou1side. 5. JEANETTE MEATTE, Math: Probably my worst experience at BBCHS was in '73 when I was driving the sophomore class float that burned. Luckily, no one was hurt, but it was tragic because we did not re- ceive recognition for one of the best floats ever constructed for a BBCHS Homecoming. 6. JAN MAY, Social Studies: I have always believed that as a teacher I should be concerned with the quality of a s1.udent's mind and attitudes rather than to external aspects of dress or manner, as long as a student's dress is safe and does not interrupt the learning process by dis- uacting the student himself, or others in the class. 7. OPAL NIECILA, Secretary. 8. LINDA MAXFIELD, Secretary: I have a variety of interests for pastime activity --including cooking, solving puzzles, and in the summer, as much boating as the season allows. l27 Staff 128 Staff ,I A A I 1 ,J D Z. .tg at X this .!! x l 'N 5 , .Sf Q ., W. ,s t s X 4. saws N ' .fi I f--. . 1 . , J . cf .- . ' . 'kx:- 1, k.,-L - ' --'- ,ee .... . , ,Q af . s - V ,-.L' E . . . .. .. . X K ,Vi J ,... i :lf . I V y .. . 1. MARY OSBORN, English: Communication of ideas is the most important thing an English student can learn. Although every English course aids in this learning, the basic needs are vocabulary, sentence structure, speech, and organization of ideas. 2. GERALD NELSON, Guidance: We do every- thing we can to make students aware of the advantages of obtaining a high school education. We will encourage a student to stay in school as long as possible. If a student leaves school we will still work with that student on finishing their education through night school or the G.E.D. program. 3. GERALD O'FLAI-IERTY, Science: One of my favorite spare time activities is to do TARGET shooting with target pistols. I also manufacture my own ammunition to do my target shooting. I do not hunt, just shoot for scores on paper targets in the manner of competition shooters. 4. COLLEEN PAGNANI, English: Contrary to the belief of several of my students, I do like the kids here. They'xe usually fl repeat, USUALLYJ cooperative, and the same goes for the faculty. The experienced are eager to help a new one. 5. ANITA OWEN, English: I especially enjoy teaching literature. Naturally it becomes even more satisfying when students enjoy reading and discussing what they've read. 6. DARLA MOLDENHAUER, Physical Education I feel the successes of our girls' teams has made the school and the community more aware of the progress of our girls' sports program. We have had some excellent athe- Ietes at BBCI-IS and it's time they gained public recognition for their accomplish- ments! 7. KRAIG OSBERG, Social Studies: One of the funniest things that has happen- ed to me during the last year took place at summer school. I enrolled in a course I thought would be a cultural geography study of the far East. Upon entering the classroom the first day, I found every- one taking off their shoes and socks and axuming the lotus position. I had registered for a class in Yoga. 129 Staff 130 Staff 1. KAYE PRICE, English, Chorus: I like the faculty and students who are involved and ALIVE! I believe in living and loving intensely. Those I meet who love life usually become my friends. 2. LUCILLE PROVOST, Reading Consultant: A student who is interested in a career in education, should research the job market thoroughly before choosing a major field. It is disheartening to invest four or five years of your life in preparation for a career in a field that is overcrowded. 3. KATHY PECHAUER, Business: Students need to learn a sense of responsibility. After high school, most go on to some form of employment. They need to learn a sellable skill that they are happy with and the self-pride to do their best. Too large a percentage of our students do not take pride in what they do--only enough to get by. Students need to challenge themselves more as well as we, as teachers, need to challenge them more. 4. WILLIAM PORTER, Science: The most funny experience I have ever had here at BBCHS was this year's 7th hour Biology I class. 5. DAVID PETERS, Industrial Arts: 'Woodworking is not one of the easiest classes to take, but is probably one of the most interesting because of the worthwhile product that comes from it. 6. ROBIN PHILLIPS, Art: Like all subjects, if you are interested in it and like it, you will enjoy and excell. I try to create enthusiasm from the start. I stress how unique and creative every individual is and how everyone has an imagination. Not everyone does a great job on every pro- ject but everyone does have one project on which they really excell. 7. JUDITH PONTON, Math: The change- over to the metric system is long over- due. if 1, as ya X . gl 4,6 Y 2 v ,W . 1 4 wr 'xiii f 'ff an x f- M V Q2 2' 1 ii X 49: ww . 'ff' di, ff W ' I Ez fx 1 W A! 7' a 4 7 I hh 21 Q f 1 J' I ze K , f .aes ina 13 1 Staff 1. SHARON SCI-IILLER, Spanish: Of course, the most important reason for taking a foreign language is to be able to commu- nicate with other people who don't speak English. However, few people ever attain that goal. just as important is learning how other people in other countries live, work, and behave Qtheir culturej. 2. LINDA SANDERS, Reading Lab: 1've always thought I would like to be a nurse or doctor, but I couldn't hack the science courses if my life depended on it. 3. SUELLEN SALLERS, Science: A student once brought me a snake who probably was related to Houdini. That rascal just wouldn't stay in his cage. During the weeks before he finally took off for good, we found him climbing up legs of desks, slithering down between the aisles, and wrapped around the legs of chairs. If nothing else, it kept everyone awake. 4. STEVE SCI-IACT, Math: As a new teacher I felt very welcomed to BBCI-IS. The administlation as well as fellow teachers helped with any problems I encountered. Oddly enough, some students came to my rescue also. 5. RICHARD RUE, Industrial Arts: Tennis is a fast and demanding game. You must be in good physical and mental condition to perform correctly and be competitive. 6. PAULA ROUSH, Secretary: As a whole, the student population of BBCHS is relatively a mature group of people--low on school spirit, but high on individual motivation. 7. MADONNA RAICI-IE, Home Economics: I wish more boys would enroll in the child care classes. I feel boys would benefit from the experience of working with the children during playschool. 132 Staff e7 L . ' 1 u .li n an s E it 5 1 P . an ,, , , -xr' f , K wxx x -N l B M ' . NA M - f-- I xg, '- ' f- ., .. gfi W A -F la Sauvi- '-2' 'M if 7 1 133 Staff 134 Staff '9 93 .52 3 X if . PM in -ff' 1. CATI-IEY STEFFEN, Secretary: The funniest thing that happened to me my first year at BBCHS was the mysterious disappearance of a sheet of paper in our office that involved a half day's work. I found myself outside the wood shop going through trash bins. I found I couldn't reach the bottom and had to have assistance from a boy in Mr. Shearer's class. 2, AGNES STELTER, Library Research: Be 'on the level' with everyone and not too startled when you find that some people are not always of the same philosophy. Work hard--and 'A ct well your partg there the honor lies'. 3. KEITH SCHWEITZER, Industrial Arts. 4. ROGER SHEARER, Math: The funniest thing that happened to me while skiing was when I was on a chair lift. On the ride to the top my ski fell off and raced to the bottom of the hill. When you get to the top you must ski down a small hill to get off the lift. Needless to say I rolled to the bottom with the person I was riding with QI knocked him down tool. Kind of embarrassing at the time but funny now. 5. JEANETTE STEVENS Nurse: If you think of it as a glamourous job--forget it. 6. LEOTA STCLTZ, Library: The student body and the faculty at BBCI-IS is one of the best in the state of Illinois. We are very proud of the library media center and it is the envy of most librarians in the area. 7. JAMES STEVENS, Physical Education: Girls and boys abilities and interests are different and combining all classes could have a very negative effect on physical education. However, improvements on the current set-up could be made by combining certain sports and activities such as dance and archery. 135 Staff 13 6 Staff a f: 1 K , -. ,- W-- Q i P v ,kg , , 0 , 4' gi ....1 . i J 14012512 841 .. 2 N if, A ,,, gO ig? is J x A-1 1Nn-... i ,X Q an H k 7 1. RICK TAYLOR, Social Studies: IfI had to choose another profession, it would be meteorology. I enjoy studying weather conditions and their effects on man and his habitat. H 2. JANE SULLWAN, English: Be sure you're right--then go ahead. 3. CAROLYN TRAVIS, Business: One thing--ifI go on a trip, Iwant to go first class, none of this roughing it stuff for me. I should have been born rich! ! 4. NIICHAEI. SVVINGLER, Science: The one quality I hope the students are able to obtain in school is the ability to think logically. This is because in the rapid- ly changing world of today no one knows what the future holds. The students we teach today will become mature function- ing citizens in the year 2000 roughly, no one knows what being taught today will be of any value to them, with the exception of rational thinking. 5. CAROLINE STUART, Special Education Aide I have found my three years at BBCHS, working with these students, most reward- ing. Each clay has been interesting and challenging, and I thoroughly enjoy the kids. 6. MARK SUTTON, Driver's Education. 7. RUTH STOLTZ, Secretary. 8. ROBERT THOMAS, English: I am really happy whenl find out I have help- ed a student. I'm especially happy when a student comes back and tells me he did well in college English classes. I also like it quite a bit when june rolls around. 1. BARBARA VERHINES, Secretary: My first impression of BBCI-IS was, My how it has grown . I graduated from here a few years ago and could not get over how it has changed. It is very nice to be a part of this school. 2. MARY Jo wARMoU'rH, Math: l'm a jack- of-all-trades, but a master of none. I enjoy playing tennis, volleyball, water skiing and bridge. 3. PAUL VONDRACEK, Social Studies: My greatest fear is the pending loss of American Military superiority to the Soviet Union with the perils to this nation that accompany such a loss. When Cuban troops are in Angola and many of our Students fail to understand the concept of the 4th of july, I believe these fears to be justified. 4. NOEL WHITIS, Audio-Visual: I would like students, who work as audio-visual assistants, to receive credit of certain criteria is met. S. JIM WRIGHT, Social Studies: I am very happy when I see an athelete or a student obtain success through hard work and dedication. Also ifl was part of the accomplishment. 6. DIXIE TURNER, Reading Lab: My phil- osophy of life is borrowed from the ideas and concepts of Thoreau. I believe in 'simplicity', 'individualism', and above all else, an 'inner-peace and satisfaction' within one's TRUE self! 7. NORA YEATTES, Secretary. 8. JOYCE ZEEDYK, Art: WhenI was a small child I wanted a horse. I would sit for hours reading about homes and drawing the one I would like to own. My parents loved my drawings and encouraged me to draw other things. As my ability to draw got better my interest in other medias increased and I decided to take art in school, and here I am a teacher, loving art all the more. 138 Staff .S hy. 22? mm V. LMQ 7' eff' .X K ' X I .Y 'E ... k ACN ,QM Xf',1' X Wx X ,X X.. . Ui 355 ii . 11, lj . N i',k V -MS' ' ' .. 4 W- 'W fx WX ' ff ,glial , .. :JI Q W' fs 3 Q , , 139 Staff 3 ,,,,,.M 140 Administration on rw--1 X ff ' W vwwwf - X 9 'DQ lr? is fi Af-' 3 Y 11. .. 9 .k.. . Dennis Bossinger, assistant superintendent. . Donald Turner, assistant superintendent. . Clarence Stoltz and Merwin Shear, board members Ronald Musgrave, assistant superintendent Donald Robinson, assistant Superintendent Milton Bilyard and john Rose, board members. William Holder, superintendent and jack Supernant board member. Raymond Outsen, board member. Ralph Richard, board member, and Superintendent William Holder. ,..-Qkssnu 141 Board Of Education 142 Staff 1. Francis Greenjeans Richards. 2. Viola Raymond. 3. Row 1: Orville Granger, Ann Gifford, Judy Welch, Ida Rudolf, Ceralding Martin. Row 2: Clarence Robinson, Bernard Pug Hassett, Francis Greenjeans Richards, Pat Poncho Riley, Carl Farmer. 4. Row 1: Ester Meredith, Mary Jane Meredith. Row 2: Renata Skuja, Verna Granger, Dorothy Frazier, Ursula Arthur, Ester Topliff, Lillian Menard. S. Ann McCue, Ester Topliff, Mary Corkill. 6. Row 1: Judy Welch, Vondalou Corlett. Row 2: Betty Martin, Ann McCue, Loretta Durand, Mary Corkill, June Peppin, Joyce LeBran, Mary LeC1air, Viola Raymond. .QD ' J V'- X X Mi J '1ZYZf ff V - ' -M id ' ' , me , , ,,,-, 7 my i ri 6WV ,,..,, V 5+ 4 Q E wean' -our ,X 0. Af .... 'ff A is: Q i ,Af Q' T' 'Y 19: 3.1.- 3 ' ' ,A .:,A . 5 TF.: , rl kg. , , ' fi? , ' Q if 5 'B r 'Y x he Eg ,, 143 Staff k'k'k'k'k'kii!'k'k PRES!-IIVIAN Yiiiiiiiiiiiiii Sheryl Aldridge Thomas Aldridge Susan Allen Denny Alnnyer Robin Anderson Krista Andreina Daniel Ashline Sue Auberry Nancy Aust Carolyn Bai ley Steve Bailey Michael Baker David Baron Jerry Barsi Larry Bayer Bette Behm Chris Bennett Patrick Bennett Duane Benoit JoEl1en Benoit 'Thomas Bernier Susan Biel Scott Billadeau Mark Billingsley Sandy Bird Debbie Bisaillon Tylane Bisping Brenda Black 144 Freshmen UN Q-'J is ' ' E Q. A 5 45? FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Brad Redenius, Presidentg Sherry rouac, Vice Presidentg Tracey Covey, Treasurerg Patti Nash, Secretary. z'k'k'lK'k'k'k'k'k'kiiiiiiiiliiiiifiifiiiiii 5 ,Q N f 'mf ,H ,.V, WH: W ff 41 ,Z 1 , Y' r as S V You can tell it's going to be a fantastic day when you get your pic- ture taken first thing in the morning, thinks Christi Morris. i X I r ,J 1' ,f 6 A ,.,., X 5 'a,. n 5 nv Q--1 5 .....f 0. 3' - X A N if 5 'W . , f-4 Z i n , ff it 'W -.ni wwf Brenda Bodemer Larry Bond Mark Bond Connie Bonds Kathy Bonds Rickey Bonds Elizabeth Born Todd Born Anita Boucher Amie Boudreau David Boudreau jamie Boudreau jeff Boudreau Mike Boudreau Sandy Bovik Susan Brdy Tammy Bressner Michael Brewer Mary Bright Susan Brodien Paul Brown Carrie Brownfield Rodney Brueggert jackie Burlison Roger Burlison Richard Burnett Timothy Burns Randy BLu'ton Ronda Burton Anthony Calabria Tina Cali Mark Carney Connie Cartenson Kelly Chapman Tom Cloonen Brian Coffel Chris Colclasure Jodi Conard Cheryl Cook Michael Cooper Michael Corbett Carrie Corsaro Theresa Costanza Freshmen 145 r'k'k'k'K'ki'k'k'ir FFZESI-IIVIAN iiliiiiiifkiiliiii Tracey Covey Ron Coyne Patrick Cremer James Dandurand Russell Dandurand Diane Dankovich Darryll Daresh Laverne Dauphin Brian Davis James Dayhoff jeff Dayhoff Kayla Dayhoff Brian Deatherage Robin DeLude Judy Dement Iolynn Denault Tammy Denison Melody Denoyer Kenneth Deflinger George Dilday Paula Dionne Ste hen Dockeme er P Y julie Ann Doud Laurie Jean Doud Russell Draper Dennis Duchene Lynette Duchene Kevan Dugan Ricky Dunbar Matthew Dunsworth Michael Dupuis Michelle DuVoisin Shirley Dyer Debbie Edwards David Emmel Debbie Erickson Marlene Erickson Betty Erzinger Tim Etzel 146 Freshmen Sheila Hutton spys an upper classman taking a peak at the freshmen float. li AR nf. i Gary Phillips is getting ready to warm up before he performs at a recital in the bandroom. We ,gI, if nfs wr? x ri U ,M iiiiiiiiiiffiifi'k'ki'k'k'lKfk'k4!i'k'k'k'k'i Caught in a rare moment of concentration, Karen Flint tries to make sense of mass confusion. Linda Evans Robert Farley Tim Farrell Shandra Farris Dennis Favaro Toni Fehlauer Richard Ferguson John Fitzgerrel Rick Floyd Cathy Fortin Terry Foster Susan Frailey Donna Frary Randall Fraser Paula Fuller Joseph Gabrisko Cathy Gadbois Carla Garrett Brenda Gebhardt Gin Georgis James Gerdes Patty Gereaux Glenn Giffen Donald Gifford Craig Girard Gary Godwin Gregory Godwin David Golding Lisa Good Dave Goodberlet julie Goodman Robyn Gorbet Shelia Grainger james Granger Wanda Gremar Kimberly Gresham Mike Grizzle Shari Grube jynell Guimond Kevin I-lack William Hall jim Haney Karen Hanners Freshmen 147 Kiiriliiiiiii FFIESI-IIVIAN 4K'k'k'l!'k'i!'iK'ki'k'k'k'ki!'I Marvilene Hardison Paula Harpin Dennis Neil Harris Randy Harris Gregg Hart William Hart Kerry Hartman Susan Harwood Marcy Hawley Brain Hayes Kim Haynes Greg Hedditch Avon Heil William Hemphill Teresa Henrichs Gregory Henschel David Herberger Steven Herman James Hess Donald Hildebrand Thomas Hildebrand Jennifer Holder Regina Holody Jeffery Howard Alan Hurbert Rosie Hubler Glenda Huffman Sharon Hughes Lori Huntley Shelia Hutton William Ingalls Denise Irwin Mary Jo Jackson Lana Ieck Lisa Jeck 148 Freshmen 1 is-5 . W l . -lik ,v i S 'N 'T Q A 'ns fn , 3 .. N ., During Homecoming Week, Class Competition Day was held. Ieff Altmyer and jeff Totten ex- change a pickle in one of the most grueling tests of the day. or w '17 I Ki!i'ki'k'k'k'k'ki!'k'kifiiiiiiliifkiiiiifiii 1? I, -1 di Ffe'Q' rlie Mifflin and Debi Eubaml-cs are only vo of our dedicated fans. '22 ' 1 J n ii- Q ! Q 1 1 A 0 B'-In X f , . X K fi 1 ' ' 3 fn 1 ,-: ig,-. iii rg, ' A 4, ' fa- . -' , ag . x 'f - L U W 'I I na 4 X' 3 lik i lg 5 'Q a 1 c fi. - S as Cindy Lcntz adds her enthusiam to the homecoming parade. 'af' Lori Jensen David Jette Alice Johnson Kimberly Johnson Lori Johnston Brenda Jones Jeffrey Jones Roger Jordan Cindy Joslin Tony Kanellis Rosanna Karnes Kevin Kent Pamela Kent Shari Kerouac Kevin Kidd Robert Kiger Bill Kimberlin Dawn King James Kirk Lois Kranich Tamara Kretchma Brenda Krick Carolyn Krizan Harry Krohe Kent Kronst Karla Krutsinger Linda Kubitschek Jeff Kuntz Julie Kyrouac Michael Kyrouac Robby Kyrouac Elizabeth Lach Albert LaFine Deborah LaGesse Joseph LaGesse Patty Lahners Scott Lain Judy Lambert Mark LaMore Freshmen 149 Y'k'k'ki'k'k'k'l!'k FFRESI-IIVIAN 'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'kf'k'l Kathy Renee Landry Kay Lanie Louis Larsen Kerry Latimer Karen Laurent Sandy LaVoie Sheree Leathers Lori LeBeau Matt LeBeau Linda LeBran Timothy LeCuyer julie LeDuke jeffrey Leon Elizabeth LeVesque James Li ghthart Dominick Lovino Lisa Lowey Tina Lusch Vanessa Lynch Pamela Manley James Mans Toby Marcotte Rosemary Marek James Marth Frank Martin Janice Martin Ernestina Martinez Maria Martinez Kim McCorkle Louis McCoy Donald McCue Grant McDowell Brenda Mears William Mehrer Sandy Memenga Mike Mesenbring Sue Mesenbring Lynn Metschuleit Duane Meyer Steve Michalak Randall Miller Sharon Mills jim Minelli 150 Freshmen X S 'Dex f K , , y, 9? 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N Q, 1 Q I N Y 5 Don Neal is one of the many varsity club members who work during ', l v U basketball games to sweep the floors and do other jobs. l A I I-ll-4ll-1-llfl-ll'i41-441-X-X-41-1-1-X-l-X-1-441-X-1-N-1-X' John Moisant Mike Molter Julie Mook Wayimer Moore Brad Morneau Ruth Mosier Richard Moss Jamie Mulligan Patricia Nash Peggy Newman Mary Nichols Nikki Nichols Kathi Noe Rick Norton David Oakes Greg Oberling Val Offenbecker Vicky Ouellette Rhonda Owen Dean Panozzo jeong Min Park Steve Parker Patricia Parks Diana Parr Steven Peck Jean Pelletier Julie Pelton Gerald Perkins Sondra Peters Jennifer Phillips Mark Pierce Dave Pippin Deanna Pitts Michael P0110 Steve Pombert Betty Pope Micheal Prince Robbie Prue Marc Quilhot Dennis Rasmusen Gary Ratcliff Tony Rattin Carol Ann Ray Freshmen 151 'ki!'K'k'k'k'l!'l!'k'ir F-FIESHIVIAN 'kiK'l!'k'k'lKi'k'k'k'l!'k'k'k4 Cindy Rayburn Ronald Rayburn Curt Raymond Rhoda Reber Brad Redenius Sheila Reed Debra Regnier Robert Reich Danny Reid Karen Resk Kevin Richardson Pamela Riddle Kris Robards Christopher Robins Elisa Rodriguez Greg Rolf Tim Ryan Denise Saathoff Karen Sagmple Bev Sanders Loretta Schaffer Micheal Schultz Tammy Schweigert Richard Sharp Cheryl Shirley Rick Siefert Richard Sims Rick Slaughter Linda Smallwood Becky Smith Darvin Smith Dawn Smith Denise Smith Lee Smith Michele Smith Paula Smith Dave Smolkovich Bonnie Snapp Donna Sommer Scott Soucie Todd Southard John Spaulding Laura Spilsbury Lori Spivey Greg Stam Brenda Starnes Stacey Stevens 152 Freshmen 5 5 . 5 as af ' Wu, 'i 1 .::. X 2. X 4 M .fi I iiii V Q J 4- 4 7 s ,,.... .. . L 1 ' . B4 ,M ! in f 5 .1 I K' . ta vt 5: Petra Lach knows laughing helps even in the midst of confusion L I K'k'k'k'I!'k'kiiifiililiiiiriiiiiiiiiiiililii rf Tiff 1 i .9 Sinn!! -r , Q K Why does no one show up at the Freshman football games anymore? wonders Evelyn Shoemaker. Q.. ., r- 1 er :free r , A Q Nl 5-.rf 1 ., kk is . gs 4 Q ,, 1 il . v N9 'S Brian Stewart Barry St. John Robin Strange joan Strickland Robert Strickland Gail Stump Julie Styck Reva Sullivan Troy Surf Roger Tannehill Paul Taylor Linda Timm Lori Topliff Diane Tortora Ron Toulouse Calvin Trendler Fred Trobaugh Dennis Trombley Callie Turrell Judy Tusinski Douglas Uribe Kathy Ursich Bonnie Ward Connie Ward Mary Warpet Scott Washcer Dale Weatherington Gina Welker Joe Wezalis Julie Whitten Ray Whitten Jerri Williams Lynette Williams Scott Williams Nancy Wilson Bob Winge Denise Witthoft jeffrey Witthoft Yvonne Wolgast Rhonda Woolard David Wright Rebecca Yeates Scott Zwahlen Freshmen 153 RZHYNRESNRSYMYRQYRS S LII-J I-I LJ IVI LJ I-I t5 Donna Alderson Iixnmy Aldridge Anthony Alldread Bruce Allen Steve Allen Andy Altenberger Jeff Altmyer Brenda Alvey Tracey Alvey Bryan Amiano Lauren Anderson Kirk Andreina Bruce Applegate Lana Arbuckle 154 Sophomo res an U, dfn n Z5 sg! 4 4, mf SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Rita Arvanetes, Presidentg Vicki Helgeson, Secretaryg Kim Leri ger, Treasurerg jan Winkel, Vice President. Ni S.. 1 Q 6 ,, , , 3 ii . 4. f -'TY w K A f' i Q , . is-.A Af ? BPBIQ sail' . Chris Kavaney stops to gaze at one of the many wonders of Brad- ley High on her way to sociology. it . ,X .K - S U l ff 4 f' . , J K' sk r r , i X 3. Eau,-r .ff ,X X. Sv' Nila Armstrong Rita Arvanetes Della Atwood Lori Aust Joseph Bailey Diana Barnes Gregg Baron Rich Baron Joseph Barsi Steve Beatty Cindy Beck Robin Bell Randy Bennett janet Benoit julie Benoit Madonna Benoit Nancy Benoit Keith Bertrand Matthew Berver jane Bessete Andrea Birr Barbara Bissaillon jeff Bissaillon Diane Blades Dalesa Blanchette Madonna Boatright Roland Boguszewski Daniel Boie Darla Bonds Barbara Born Mary jo Borst Ricky Boswell Janet Boudreau Sophomores 155 fkrifkriidrffiiifl FESWIQISYESYRSYESYRSYZJS' SLJI-'I-ILJIVILJI-il-:ES YZUSYHYHYIGSYMYQXRMYMWESM Loretta Boudreau Marc Boudreau Tammy Bowen Scott Brais Susan Brais Michael Brandt james Brewer Patsy Brewer Brian Brown Charles Brown Lisa Brown Pat Bryant Kathy Bumgarner Rebecca Burch Benji Burchfield John Burnett Chuck Bursich Joan Burton Perry Burton Chrisdne Bussert Gina Cali Laura Callan Denise Calvin Catherine Campbell Laura Cannon Tina Cantu Greg Cantway David Carley David Carpenter Pamela Carter Ladonna Cavender Karon Charbonneau Lynn Ciaccio jeff Clark Steve Clark Eric Clocksin Paula Cloonen X Mark Clough ' Catherine Coffel l 156 Sophomores 1 Ev I Ag ..-15 K B , 9' Jerri Barsi, Randy Frazier and Steve Hinldeman sit down and rest before band rehearsal. QS.. fr n ,air K . ,A f, 1, f. . I , i ., ' gf 'Y' E J 5.5 , is 'F' 1 he Y f X . ,::-gg! ig in I. K. .ggri ,., YMYMYMYMYESYMYESYMYRKWMYZSSYISSYQFQESYESYFZYZEWESWQJSYNNNNHR54 X, , , 1 1 Paula Riberdy points out that she if I ' f. XI- doesn't want her picture taken. in . 'I ' ,vi 3:4 gi, 5 'lk 5. . r I 'Q xx Yi s fi .f r r. A L,,k ki x , Y QA H1 sf ,A 4 X, 1 .Lia 1- ,Q -as g People will do anything to get out of school early. Stan Colclasure james Cook Michelle Copeland Debbie Corlett Lynnette Corlett Marilyn Corlett Robert Cotsones Cheryl Coyne Paula Coyne Kevin Crosby Cathy Crunk William Currie Robert Curwick jon Daily Rene Dandurand james Daucanski Frank Davidson Kim Davidson Joycelynn Davis Linda Davis Kimberly Dayhoff Dathy Deane Verla Decker Kevin Denault Laura Devine Ron Diepeveen Kenny Dillon Virgil Dinkins David Dixon Linda Dockemeyer Bob Doole Danny Doris Cathy Douglas Debie DuBois Pamela Dumey Sheila Duncan Sophomores 157 RZFNQUNQSSNQSSYQSWISSYEK .':LJI-4-ILJIVILJI-M13 YHNHRIFQNNHYHNHYHYHR Barbara Dunlavey John Dunlavey Barb Dupuis Natalie lhurisin Susan E1Talabani Lawrence Emling Jeff Eubanks Janet Fansler Tanya F arthing Michael Fehlauer Carlena Feller Pat Fillinger Kevin Finefield Terry Fisher Sharon Floyd Timothy Ford Shawn Foster Steven Fournier James Fraley Dennise Francoeur Dirk Francoeur Rick Fraser Joan Frechette Dennis Fromknecht Linda Gabrisko Randy Gaddis Pam Garrett Lorrie Gash Julie Gereaux Sam Giardina Lori Gill Barbara Gillen Pete Girard Sue Glogowski Terry Goad Tim Goodman Lori Goodpasture Eric Goodrich 158 Sophomo res VZSQYESWFZYZSSYEWQGSYZSSYFZYQSSYZSSYI-TSYZSSYIJWZISYSEYRSYZSSYZCZYRSi'2-TSQQSWI-'ififlif VMS' :.-: ,gr V -W , 1- Q 4 ' ,.n: l Q - g , R i V l R -- xt X f c., Q , I fa Sv Q Q x it - . J 1 ' . X A 'T YW eff' f A' 1.1.-lf, , Q . X -Q 'x 'W A 1' A g K: 1 3? :ft , . st , ' in ' K S ' - 5 A 1 ., 4 - , , V .Q 1 '-f ERE if ,Ai w -ar ' Verla Decker is finding out that getting away from the concession stand with food is even harder than getting up there. Rhonda Gordon james Graffis Craig Graveline IoAn.na Green Darrell Griffith Mark Grinstead Gloria Groff Verna Groves Geralyn Gulczynski Jeff Hackley Patricia Hagan Russell Haigh Scott Hainzinger Bryan Hamlyn Scott Hamlyn Tim Hancock Steven Hanes Rebecca Haney Heidi Hanson Vicki Harris Patricia Hebert Victoria Hedger Vicki Helgeson Michael Helopoulos Angela Hemphill Rich Henson Mary Hermann Sophomores 159 YZHNHYRSYQJSYKSWESYZS S LJ!-1 I-I LJ IVI LJ I-2 !:S John Hess Stephen Hinklem an Bob Hinton Sue Holligan Becky Howard Judith Huff Tracy Huggins Micky Huntley Linda Ingalls Beverly Jackson Therese Jamnick Karen Janczak Kenny Janczak Christy Jensen Daniel Jette Carl Johnson Donnie Johnson Julie Johnson Susan Johnson Susan Johnston Glenn Jones James Jones Kathy Jones Ronald Jones Kevin Jordan Joe Kanoski Ann Karasiewicz Roy Karnes Georgia Keller Cindy Kelley Betsy Kenyon Patti Kerouac Ronnie Kilman Dayton Kincade Christina Kavaney 15' s ' S R '- 1 X Ron King Janet Kirchner Mary Kohan Rich Koschnitzki Ron Krause Kim Kronst Sue Kruger Carolyn Kutemei er Tony La Bue Denise LaFine Terry LaLonde Michelle LaMore 160 Sophomo res YMWMYMYMYMYHYMYZZYRSYE km xr-'gr' .. K A , Q: 3:26 N M ,fgtla :4 L . 1 h NN V 4 ig i A-:QM 4... Z -H 12 ,, f If -m s Q J le ,, 3- ' C J B K , L' K f - X D ,gl I ,-.C , V 5 ,, - 1 ,f , v -A 'P' . vs' f 1 gps 2 , fy F52 J , We 9 ri N L J Q. '- 4 K J -. js Q 'J Z k-. 'I it e A t J, -J I . ' 4 - J he 'E s .fit . - In . 4 .he - -BS J J Marcy Hawley tries hard to get the part of the float she is working on just perfect. fl F' Q if ' L a Q. , sex, 3125iffziiffzlifflfiff!iii!iff!ij!55525355i2?:Yiff1!i!Y1V:ifI?kif?1l:if?x!i2?x!i2?kii?1?i!Y.4i2f:Yif?:l' IT A ' Qi., J r - N 1 ' S Q 3' 5 sk K ii , 1: as ,cg 'Sd as , ' v , 2351, 's Mr, 4 L44 wr N X0 is 9' We fi - ' Q. .- ss 'fb L Q' x 4 x . A A 52 gs.. 'I-is Vicky Landry Brian Lanie Jeff Larimer Lisa Latham Rodney Leasure Nanette LeBeau Pat LeFeaVe James Lehnig Darryl Leonard Kim Leriger Pamela Leriger Diane Liskawa Kevin Lobue Harletta Longtin Brian Lowey Julie Lynch Lee MacPeek Richard Magro Mike Magruder Michael Marcotte Rose Marek Michelle Martin Marty Massey Chris Mayr David McCarty Julie McCork1e Bryon McCon Rodney McCoy Brian McCue Bruce McCue Mike McCue Sharon McGhee Dale McQuil1in Chris Meiste Wendy Menard Dwayne Menser Arleen Messier Mark Messier Leslie Mezo Becky Miller Deborah Milling Cathy Mills Joseph Mills Sophomores 161 YHYQFYMYMYMYZSYES' S LJ I-1 I-I LJ IVI LJ I-4 t5 ?27fW5SY259lf25!i'2-7!?5S'f25SY55i'5ii Jim Monroe Gregory Montgomery Susan Moran Robert Morrell Michael Mosier Cynthia Muehler Pat Muhm Dale Neal David New Don Niles Victoria Noe Daniel Noel Lynda Norton Kathy O'Connel1 Eugene Odette Ken Osborn John Osenga Marcia Ostrowski Dena Owen Mark Owen Craig Page Pamela Page Ed Palenik Greg Palmateer jeff Palmer Anthony Parece Timothy Parker Norma Parks Kimberely Peters Elizabeth Petit Kathy Pierce Larry Pitts julie Ponikvar Holly Powell lisa Preston Rory Scott Prue Rita Puckett Don Rantz 162 Sophomores g V 1 --Z ' ' wiv 'l 1 S gf 'W Q X rj I I 1- , X U li Q is ,:i, :Pr . 'wr' 4- , , 'ff it V 4 an d 'g . .Q Lk M51 X Sb' S.. XXX X ft ,gl . M... fm Hs fir? -. sf C as rang X 1 ,Mgt V - ' K MW ,viilik y Coni Brooks suddenly realizes that there is no place to hide from the yearbook photographers. N N lv W .1 1 ..s,ja ,I 4' 1 Q .1 ar .Q WS sh vi 1 if f: . 5 1 Q -S. .K v' 'kkhk T . X 3 .fl fa s ' Q as Pj l 'X eg W .I - 7 . I Q Q R L SL si u F L 'cf' 'i rs dim,-L Wffffisk Therese Jamnick knows that it takes long hours and hard work to make a winning float. A mf f 4 ' P , ' 1 iz, i 1 iii 1. 4 I ai e Qs Sfiw i i - , ,,r x L, 1 ' Lisa Rasmussen Jeff Ratcliff Leo Ray Merl Raymond Steve Raymond Lisa Reeves Dan Regnier George Regnier Paula Riberdy Annette Rice Sandy Rice Pamela Richardson Larry Rivard Vicki Roberts Leonard Rocha Jill Rocknowski Paul Rogers Rick Romandine Kirk Rose Terry Rouse Thomas Ruark Bruno Rudolph Brian Russow Patrick Sage Reva Schaffer Dave Schafroth Lori Schierenbeck Connie Schnell William Schoon Randy Schweizer Carol Senesac Leslie Senesac Vicki Senesac Peter Sevin Kenneth Shattles Mike Shear Cheryl Shoemaker Evelyn Shoemaker Beckie Sittig Pamela Slater Brian Smith Douglas Smith Nancy Conrad Sophomores 163 flrfiirifirffxfrffl FHYHNSZRESYEJSYZZYRSS S LJ I-' I-I LJ IVI LJ I-4 ES YKSYGQYMYRSYZSYHNZSYFZWRSQ Laurie Smith Lindsay Smith Mark Solecki james Sommer Barbara Spilsbury Carol Stankus Mark Stefanich Sheila Stempora John Stewart Bruce St. john Dianne Stowe Darla Strawn Steven Stuck Becky Suprenant Sandy Suter Jay Talbert Alyssa Tetrault Cindy Tetrault Mervin Bob Thomas Denise Thompson Duane Thompson 164 Sophomo res 1: Qyi' Q 1 Q iff a ll - 6 R 6 Paul Odette is just standing around trying to dream up an excuse for missing an , ' . . . I, , , other day of school. ' will .k .V 2 L ., 2.1-N M Q 4' S H 4 Q JL 3, lk M .. W A K li'?Jif5fi'51if-IfRNQNQNR5-4NIJNHYNRHYNNHNHPHRMYMYMYWNYH joseph Thornton Paul Tofari Anthony Tortora Cindy Tortora jeff Totten Timothy Tousignant Vance Thrombley Linda 'Truesdell Debby Tunnell Benjamin Turner Mark VadeBoncoeur Randy VadeBoncoeur David VanDyke Lesa Waggoner Lyndon Walker Paul Walker Lesa Watson Mark Welch Tara Welch Leanne Welsh Philip Wertz Ken Westphal Stephen Wheeler David White jean Whitten Tim Weins Chris Wilder Andy Wilkins Doug Wilkins Laurie Williams Janice Winkel Rosemary Woolarcl Brian Yeates Arthur Yonke Louis Zube Sophomo res 165 faraway .1UNm.QQS ffxwwawwww 166 juniors Rick Adams Elizabeth Ahlemann Lu Ake David Aldridge Robert Alen Beverly Allison Kathy Altmyer Brenda Anderson Donna Anderson Kindle Anderson Sharon Anderson Karla Andreina Rodney Andrews Scott Andrews FH 1 TT? A' f-filjl Telxlx 51 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Jayne Spencer, Presidentg Debbie Hayes, Vice President, juhe Mlff lin, Treasurerg janet Kottendorf, Secretary. ere if 'mx W'-wi. ,. uh. i 'r -W ,. , X 3 5 I I E9 'A AS , ., ., .. Die. 9 is R- ' Q' dd i A I A nnn R R. A X. kiririkrkrkikirrrkirikiririkkirrkikrkikrr it ,L ik: , y B K . xl -k.- 'b i t t ,L o ng : , -t . r I S 'N K N 5 -nga K. 3, K Y K it . 'AFX 'fn Ai. AN bf A' - V E' ' A ' 'Z - , - , . , K r A , B up ai 'sf ,Q Q 1 W Nas FA , A -.,. - -.az ... 4. R 4 sk it mi F we ,Muzfm -If H- X-Q S ec' y T if is B .E N xx QV lv Y Looking over one's shoulder is a habit widely developed by people skipping out of class seventh hour. Lisa Arbuckle Tracey Arive Mike Ashline Terrie Ayers Donna Baker Bill Barnes Bobbie Barnes Evelyn Barnes Jeff Baron John Beany Mary Beck David Beckner Becky Beedle Kristy Bennett Laurie Benoit Michael Benoit Mark Berry Melanie Berver Debra Biel Debi Biermann Teri Bilyard Glenn Birkner Kathy Bisaillon Bryan Blanchette Darcia Blanchette Steve Born Daniel Boudreau Melody Boudreau Timothy Boudreau Brenda Bradford Dan Brady Carl Brambrink Lois Brannock Suzette Bretzman Delbert Britt ,JUNIQPQS 168 Juniors i i N . 5 Jim Brin 'H Cathy Brosseau J ' 1 ' Dennis Brownfield :Q g Q ..--Y as Bonnie Burger James Burton Judy Burton Sandy Bu1'ton Jody Butler Glen Cadle Gene Cahan Richard Calvin Krystal Cannon Russell Case Cindy Cavender Debbie Chaney James Chaplinski Janet Cinotto Marcia Clark Cathy Coffman Gayle Conard Diana Conkling Robert Cook Debbie Cooper Ma.rk Copeland Debra Cordes Dena Corlett Chris Cotsones Julie Cotsones Sean Crosby Dale Curwick Margaret Cyrier Karen Dauphin Scott Davidson Russel Denault Rick Diepeveen Bob Dinkins Patti Downey Craig Draper Bob Drake Diane Dressler Bonnie Ducharme Lisa Duchene Rick Duchene Steve Dmney Susan Duncan Susan Earnhart Dean Eastman oe . Q s 9 SP , J B 2 in y , V X . E. Who was that masked man? wonder Janice Parker f and and Rick Calvin. L N- . ' , . ' , ' A sv' , K I - . N- ' 'V It A A 1 as , , I J - gif' 'ax . +1 ' ' ' 3 ii . 1 5 i 'Q' t i 5 A Q v L ' ' r if. NX A ,PU A Aw.- Q -. -.., X 4 r . J . ., 'KJ miie? 1' 7127, 8. scifi? r . E ivan :,r vkiisikiikiirikkiririkikirvkirikiiriik f n Q X r ee J dei- adage: , no L Q .b, 1 - ' ,Q I - -x 1 K. A Q sw' 1 This walking is for the birds, I'm taking the easy way out, states Melody Boudreau. g . ig, ku N' I i f L, XLlf L i we 4 frauds fir , la! W iii? ' K i s 5 Gif 3 ir an , 4 ,af Saddened, DeeDee Barnes tries to figure out what in the world happened to all her money. rH?:ew---i ae-, ' J f ' Fi . . . ,ii X , 'S sg N QB? .f.: 4.-.f .F m A 1 A N M.. . Q Q., fy, 1-angst 9 ' .5 4 X . .1 1. . eeee , T 4: - eeeh f fi G Qi r N g 1 4'-3 Debra Eckhoff Brad Elam Tracey Erickson Annette Erzinger Sarah Essington Doug Eubanks Kerry Everly Kelly Falkenhan Debbie Fehr Dennis Felesena Richard Fey Karen Fidler Amy Foster Cheryl Frailey Debby Franklin Gregg Fugar Beth Gadbois Val Gagnon Beth Geary Tim Geisler Deborah Gereaux Dale Gerretse jeff Giasson Mark Gifford Karen Gift Cheryl Girard Eddie Giroux Pam Giroux Virginia Giroux Greg Glidewell Brenda Goins junio rs 1 69 kkirtkvtil' Juwloes kititkitiikititrtii 170 junio rs Robert Grady Nacola Grayling Teresa Greenlee Wanda Gresham Kenneth Grey Mike Grinstead Chris Grzelak Cynthia Hammond Kathleen Hanold Kathy Harris Vicki Harms Ivlichelle Hasenberg Paul Hawley Gail Hayes Jeff Hayes Todd Haynes Debora Hays Joseph Hedger Doug Henrich Anna Herron Anita Hildebrand Nancy Hildebrand Bob Hinds Mary Hirt Elaine Hlavach Sherri Hockersmith John Hogan Toni Holder Patricia Hooker Mark Hopkins Eric Hurt Diana Hutton John Joseph Jamnik Joseph Jamnik Donna Jenkins Jim Johnson Mary Johnson Stephen Johnson Tim Johnson Joann Johnston Richard Johnston John Jones Scott Jones Sandra Joslin Sesanne Kenyon Mary Kessler Charles Kewin . . ,,kk ii C- 5 , A a s ,, A fi his ' K7 52 X g c . C Q I seeing - Q: A . .oc ,, as - .9 .K ls K: h ya A fat . lull.. ar- - L . Y ' ,1 'S- f . , if .s .1 If L is 57 G 2 n1,. J A cup of hot choclate is a welcome friend at a foot- W - ball game. J? J ll c J A fl - 5? J l'l A J . cr ,a , J' 3 ,, , ,qs I. A A y Y L A 1 f. ' - V no - ' Ji' C s Q is- f f it . 1' Q 7 kg it ' r r Q ess I xl -aa H 1 J ' G i Lei d is ' -fl . . A if ,'1- .1. .L W ::- 'JL' -- ' J fl 'J K . is rr.A M 5. ,:., T355 ,. w Y' I ,- h , ' er . .3 .y .-sf K . Q 42 x Q -..-me K. - . 'FYR K if 5? 'I Q , as uv Q x Q . :I ,xr iriikikikkikrfiriikikikikrkiikikikikik VX fi- K J . -. . .iw , ,. . 'f if - Ti . A: L . K ' 5 I ' if Q It 5 ff l izp- Y' it L ' f 6 x kirv 6' Q Q Q , . , if Q -W . 11. , 1.. 3 Q ' if Q vw I sw L t .. .. W kywm .'f.'Q: 'JG' i 1. sit .X ., . ian L ,lei . At ,,....f x K , t., A H. Q. Qi if A X V e T A' -A -g.. sk. w . r il J 5 A fl -2 we S- .- Q92 4+ ,.' 1 3 A -1, 2 4. 21 fs K EJFQYA i-,Q .K if 5- .- Adel. ' 0 0 Q K , X Q- 25 ' ' ,-ff' . . g .. ,. . 5, -, . Qs: :Q 4 -J I K ww ,X-, ,M Falling asleep in school is an easy thing for Kevin Everly to do, standing up. 55, Q 1 of ' Q ' r 1 fx- i Q, Ml iwif Er? zz? 4 -f 1- . 'K , . t 'V . x. kd f . 4.ri e :N if NS X' A , 1 fn ' J- If . A ,1 CVEII is 6 Mary Kidd David King Lennie Kinneman Nona Kirchner Bruce Kirk Bryan Kirkman Steve Klaiss Carla Kline Bob Knudsen janet Kottendorf Don Kotval Steve Krizan Wally Kueffer Joni Kuntz Sandra Kutches Kathy Kutemeier Annette Kyrouac Debra Kyrouac Petra Lach Edward LaFine Gary LaFine Carol LaGesse Debbie Lahners Dan LaMore Denise Landry Hugh Lane Donna La Reau Amy Larimer Louis Larsen Christine Latham Kip Latimer Dolores Leathers jon LeBeau Linda Legris Cindy Lentz Carol Lergner Marc LeSage Donna Lewis David Lowery Gary Lowery Fred Lyons James Madewell john Mallaney juniors 171 iriririkikiki dl-JNICJQS kirikiririifiriikis 172 jwiiors jean Marangu Mary Marcotte Tami Marcotte Antonette Martin Jim Martin Sam Martin Scott Martin Christine Massey Jeffery Matheny Tammy McClure Tammy McConnell Terry McConnell Jeanette McCorkle Kevin McDonald Kim McFarland Kevin McGinnis Kathleen McLaren Bryon Menard David Menigoz Michelle Messier Rick Metcalf Kevin Metschuleit Timothy Mettel Paul Meyer julie Mifflin Thomas Miller Everett Mills Rosie Mitchem john Moisaut Kathy Molloy Bill George Molter Bruce Moran Rick Morris David Moss Pamela MLu'phy jill Musgrave Debra Nash Donn Neal Alan Nelson Brenda Neuman Susan Newbrough Melissa Norwick if ni I TJ . .EW , A -T Q e Q3 'SE xlfi ?'f5'u i 'i 'if is 3 f is were if ' P, Q + 9. ey ,.. for S R la 71 s : s L. 'Q 'uw ,.. - :Q Q A i s , ,M Qt 'L X 1 ' - . 5 'K my 2 5 342 I F , fx ,... ,N 3,- ,: W X, . E. 52 55' i 5 M 5' , as ,f R vi : ,R t ., I KX , L . - -. ,, Q- . - is 'N 4 z, A ' 55- s -- Ne . 3. .. ,,, W fl Q E 4 1 W Even when the weather wasn't this warm, the Boilermaker grandstand was still crowded with fans., Fan number 42, Arlene Messier, plays the front line. l Q A s i E Rpm .nc -ny Y' K s D U l , , X x -.fr x ' L ' E W, , ,,a, Xi L - t.. ' . 'sr I Q N e'cr N 1 g s J. , r , K l ' L ef- rs ,- 1 Kk sf rr rs g in ea Q ,.. X '- 4 ' . as ' e -5' ' J Q f M 1, -ai. NM. . I ,A. Q at Q, ' 'VI in Qs ri Q3 I A 4 ' ,N 5 ,i ,- gg f 2 - - .L ' 5. if s - . ' 1 x . 1 is x' ' '11-fs: 2?-i-. . ,J 'fig ititiititkiitrtitiititkisititrtititit , Ax . . tr K . I K N. if f-mr 4, be' ,N f I 4 .A Q M S an 'Y r Y? - .v- V '17 ' Sat Ea if s AP, fi' 'X 4' I av: AQ th. - 4 LX t , up t W , J , W V 1 I f A ,, ' x i . -5 ,r , ' X ' s o ,:, of ,K ..: , ' h 1 H3 Q 'LT I 'f gzxx A ee ' K W ' - t -if it A Q gy. XA 1, ' Q1 , x . ' as ,it P QQ 0' S, K QQ ' ' Y , Y 1 f C -3 Q - , O ' as J Fi ,... f in s f Q in W 0... - .317 . if-Q. Q. ' M 'H' fx 3 L 3 -ff .5 ,t 'VS It's the old David and Goliath storyg only this time it is Dan Saathoff overpowered by a kitten. f X JA Ga l ' 0 YI' v -, is t Q W 'r , s '39 .x Q , ,, S V K :Ov .ig Q g' ' ' w .. X V- r , 1..- X... N. -f ,U . 3. ff.,,wa Q t ei -QQ' 'Q . R Q rx f 'K Matthew Novak Chuck Nowman Mark Nygren Paul Odette Mark O'F1aherty Connie Orgentz Roberta Olson Todd Ondra Brent Osterhoff Becky Ouellette Scott Owen David Panozzo Ramona Paraday Martin Parece Janice Parker Kathy Parks Leila Peck Jeffery Pelton Brian Peters Susan Peters Rebecca Phillips Joanne Pommier Cheryl Pool Raymond Posing Marinda Prior Donna Prochaska Kevin Provost George Puckett Jan Radke Deborah Reinebach Sheila Rettell Scott Riberdy James Richter Dave Rivard Cindy Rogers Rick Romandine Dan Ruark Ron Ruebensam Dan Saathoff Lianne Sanders Kris Sanduski Cathy Sanor Cecelia Savoie Richard Schlak Bill Schoon Elaine Schuh Bruce Schuster Beth Scott Rachel Seifert Danny Sharp Judy Sharp Juniors 173 iririkkiririr aowloes ikvifiriririfirrkrrir William Sharp James Shaw Charles Shepard Terry Siefert Rick Siskey Cheryl Skinner jill Skubic Marlene Smith Susan Smith Darrel Sollars Don Sommer Tom Sowder Jayne Spencer Karen Spilsbury Lydia Spurgeon Elizabeth Statler Bradley Staton Brian Stevens Sally Stevens Rex Stevenson Karen Sthay Ken Stigall Geri Stipp Peg Stoewsand james Stoltz Rhonda Strange Jennifer Stubbs Rebecca Stubbs Michael Stump Monica Summers Mark Sunberg Roberta Tannehill Sherry Tanner Pat Taylor Jay Tenney Lisa Thomas Brenda Thornton Allen Throop Betty Timm Irma Tortora Chuck Totten Jase Travis Bill Trout Craig Tudor joe Tuntland Tammy Turner Linda Tyler iw., ' N Q2 ' ji .ff H lf- if - ,,, Everybody comes out at least once to see our foot- i t'ii gtt' b all team in action. f -..M K itfifff wld? g 1' .,.. , - A Q H S krv. , K ' 4 K : A an L ,k,L ,,... ' QA . i t K K L A is S Q S. ies Ae l r . ,T 4A,' if SME- -'MX .ml if .K gf , Ng, xvtxal 47 KE .Ag gg, 13. , N-rl X. I. Q., Qks, W - 5131 ?!effm! O.+fI if E We 3 mf' 5 if .. 3 in wa 'A 1 ' ' 3 . ' 1 Fi f A A s ,ggi 'V 1' - . - 1 NX i-N B . A f an- 1..r -X SV ., S Hey, I'm here to watch the game, not to have my ' eeA f picture taken, thinks Donna Erickson. 1 ' .., , fi ,i.. W X Q! f. l . ,gs- ieee s' 4 ' It r 4 .S ,ii at K i, :GL 5 I 1 F gi: 'W ji - of g in Q 3 s , , ,K Practice for L'il Abner was hard work, but the fun N e.c e Q X K' 1 made up for it. . - K X - A ' .WV wx jx David Ulrich Shirley VanV1eck David Victor Brenda Walsh jim Walters Kathy Walters Lonna Walters Trena Ward Sabrina Weatherington john Weber jeffrey Wendling Mary Wertz Roger Wheeler Royal White Gene Wilder Patty Wilkerson Roy Williams Debbie Winkel Steve Winn Kevin Wischnowski Dianne Witthoft Tammy Witthoft Curtiss Wright Tim Wright Cheryl Wynne Marla Zancanaro Patricia Zoph jumo rs 175 LEN ADDISON KIM AHLBORN NHCHAEL ALLDREA D STEVE ALTMY ER 176 Seniors CLASS CIF 1976 127' SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Tim Chappell, Presidentg Kevin Grady, Vice Presidentg Carol Forgue, Secretaryg and Sue Aust, Treasurer. Q, Wa TOM ALTMY ER JAMES ANDERSON MARILYN ARBOUR ANDREW ARVANETES DIANNA ASHLINE SUSAN AUST DOUGLAS ARYES SARA BAHLS JAMES BARON TERESA BARON NANCY EECKNER JEFF BENNETT DENISE BENOIT DIANA BENOIT KATHLEEN BENOIT HELEN BERKA STEVE BERRY KAREN BERTRA ND RENETA BIILLADEAU LEN BLANCHETTE Seniors 177 PAUL BLANCHETTE PAULA BOND MELISSA BORN PAT BOUDREAU MARC BOUDREAU PATRICIA BOUDREAU KIRK BRAIS JUDY BRATTEN SANDRA BRETZMAN ROBIN BRIGHT VERNON GLENN BRITT RICK BROSSEAU MARK BURCHFIELD MARK BURLISON 178 Seniors CLASS CII: 1975 .f--A Remembering back, over the years, we'11 never forget those chilly - Saturdays and the good times we had with close friends. DAWN BURNAM MICHAEL BURTON VICKI BURTON JEAN BYDALECK CATHY CADLE GORDON CAMPBELL MARGO CAMPBELL KATHY CANTRELL CURTUS CARTER JACK CASEY LUCINDA cAs1No TIM CHAPPELL DIANE CLARK DIANE CLARY DION CLARY VICTORIA CLOONEN Seniors 179 CLASS CJF 1975 JOAN CLOUOH BRENDA CLUNEY 0' di? KAREN COOLEY 'f ' JONI CORBETT 'N 'x DOROTHY CORKILL BILL CORLETT . ROLAND COX X yeyy 4 JA MES DAILY 43 - , jean Bydalek and Debi Eubanks are only two Of the many fans who enjoy football games. LUANNE DAUCANSKI GREGORY DAVIS JAMES DEMIENT MARY DENNISON figs.. DICK DIEPEVEEN GARY DIXON MICHAEL DOCKEMEYER CINDY DONEY 1 180 Seniors iiw,t.',atf,'i',caf,t'i,ann,'.t:cwn,..'7aan.'.',aif. 3' MARC DORIS BRAD DRAPER LESLEY DUNCAN WALTER DUNSWORTH mm MARK EDMONDS CINDY ELK NS 'mmf I 54 ,3 BRENDA ELLISON DONNA ERICKSON scoTT ERICKSON SHARON ERWIN Taklllg plctures 1S Don Pep1n s second most favorite pastime--what's his irst? KATHLEEN ERZING ER DEBBY EUBANKS SHARON FAFORD - ANNA FARMER R gl . , Nfffli' Senio rs 1 8 1 SHERYL FARRIS THOMAS FERREBEE JOHN FITTS MARK FLEMING KAREN FLINT SUSAN FORGACS CAROL FORGUE KIMERLIE FOX EDDIE FOY MARION FRAILEY DANIEL FRARY BART FRAZIER BRET FRAZIER GEORGIA FULLER RICH FUNKHOUSER RHONDA GARRISON TAMME GASH TIMOTHY GEARY RONALD GEISTWHITE TIMOTHY GEREAUX 182 Seniors CLASS OI: 1976 ,rw X2 I :lift ,tttt ,tint ,gift ,gtfi -Qin. -g-li' Il , AVJV , .til I ? . 'i. .: 3 5 A . an 'K.-- The library offers students a quiet place to go and study, especially if you have a report due next hour and you haven't even started. 'ln SI-IERRY GIA RDINA LYNN GLOGOWSKI LISA GOODPASTURE ROBERT GRACE KEVIN GRADY DAVID GRANGER JOYCE GRAVELLE ROBERT CRIMES JAMES GRISE JAMES I-IAHS DAVE HALTEMAN SCHIO rs 1 83 CLASS OF 1976 af- The yearbook clinic at KCC Ends some members of our yearbook staff hstemng lntensely 1n hopes of finding new and excitinsz ideas for the '76 yearbook. JOHN I-IAMLYN JOHN I-IANNERS TREss1E HARR1s KEVIN HARTMAN gf FAITH I-IAWLEY KURT HAYES MICHELLE HAYES if ' g M 1: G r X N 1' w Yi w m 252' - S- 25.5. , k .2 'f:f:,gHg CHARLES HEMPHILL CI-IUCK HERMS JUDY HICKS KAROL HILDEBRAND 184 Seniors -1 ,. ,, Xi L.. 'YJ LINDA HILDEBRA ND LULA HINDS LOUISE HOEKSTRA NANCY HOFFMAN MARALEE HOLLEY TODD HOUDE CHERYL HOWARD CHRISTINE HOWARD TANYA HUSTON CHERIE INSALA CO CAROL SUE JACKSON KATHY JAMNIK BECKY JOHNSON DENISE JOHNSON JILL JOHNSON SCOT JOHNSON EDWARD JONES PAM JONES SANDRA JONES KENNETH KANOSK1 Seniors 185 BRUCE KENT LARRY KINDER VICKIE KOHAN WAYNE KOI-LAN MAUREEN KOHL SYLVIA KRANICH ROBERT KRAUSE JAY KRAVAT RICHARD KRICK ANDREA KYROUAC DONNA KYROUAC JOANN KYROUAC LORI LAMBERT BONNIE LA MTE STEVE LAMORE TINA LAROCI-IE 186 Senlors CLASS OF 1976 f? ,n A- N N01 Av, I Su Kathy Palmer looks around, trying to figure out whose yearbook she's signing now. jan Winkle and Ron Coffee stop a moment to pose for our camera during the yearbook signing party. If Qs BONNIE LASHOMB KURT LAVOIE DAVID LEBEAU YVETTE LEGRIS SUSETTA LEVEQUE JOHN LPZOTTE CINDY LINGO EDWARD LINNABARY SHATON LOCKWOOD LORENA LONG CRYSTAL LOWERY LOLA LYNCH FRAN MALLADY LYNDA MANLEY Senio rs 1 87 RODNEY MAROOTTE BETH MARTI-I STEPHEN MATHENY SHANNON MAY LINDA MCCLELIAN MIKE MCCUE BRIAN IVIEEN TS RICHARD MEISSEN THERESA MENARD SUSAN MENIGOZ MELODY MINELLI 188 Seniors ,, ,ww .. JIM MOORE MARILYN MOORE A CHRISTI MORRIS LOR1 MULL1-:TT Y 5 f V JOSEPH MIELSON KELVIN NOE WILLLAM NORTON J NATALIE NOVAK , X x , '- PATRICIA OSENGA TERRY OUELLETTE TA MIE OVERRIGHT TIMOTHY OWEN JUANITA PAAR CHRIS PAETSCH KATHY PALMER JANET PAQUETTE JOHN PARIS JULIA PELLETIER DON PEPIN JANICE PERRY Seniors 189 JOEL PETERSEN GARY PHILLIPS GREG PHILLIPS KRIS POLLO DENNIS POMMIER JOE POORE KELLY POWERS BRIAN PRINCE DENNIS PRINCE KELLY QUILI-IOT GREGORY RAAB PAIVHELA RANDLES 190 Seniors R 'E ! 3 CLASS OF 1975 -dl: Todd Ondro consumes spaghetti as fast as he can in order to help the junior Class scor Competition Day. 'E' e during Class ,t gan, aan, aww, ati, ann, an.. ,., 5 n 1 a 'I , nk f' W I 3 f Vi , A Wx, GEORGE RAY BOYD RAYMOND RICHARD REGEL TAMNIIE REGNIER DIANE RH-IBERG ERNA RICE ROXANN RICKNER KIM ROCKNOWSKI DIA NA ROI-ILAND ROXANNE ROMANDINE DANIEL ROTI-IE PAM ROTHE MARK SAFFELI. TINA SALDANA KENT SANDERS REBECCA SCI-IAFFER HAROLD SCI-IELLER MONIKA SCHIEL DEBBI SCHIERENBECK PATRICIA SCHNELL Seniors 191 PAT SCHOON ROXA NNE S CI-IULTZ DAWN SEEGER DEBBIE SHEAR REBECCA SHOOK MELODY SHOS TEN GARY SHREFFLER CYNTHIA SIMPSON CHARLES SMALLWOOD CYNTHIA S MA LLWOO D MARGARET SMITH ROBERT SMITH LLOYD SOLLERS TERR1 SPENARD 192 Seniors CLASS CIF 1975 :Img Marlene Erickson stands at attention eager for the crowd's arrival. D 1-uf? ,.. 'fit' qwf,' -nt1r,' aaa... any.. wifi' arg.. a 'I I Ny I Laura Devine and Lori Aust can't bear to tear themselves away from a single moment of the game for fear they might miss something. GLORIA SPURGEON PATRICIA STEEN MARLENE ST. JOHN LARRY STONE MARLA STUCK BRIAN TANNER DEBBIE TEDFORD TINA TETRAULT JOHN THOMPSON ROBERT THOMPSON STEPHEN THORTON Seniors 193 ANGELA TOUSIGNANT TERRY TOUSIGNANT JAMES TRIPP ED TROMBLEY WILLIAM UMPHREY THERESA UNDERWOOD JACQULINE VANDYKE RITA WALKER CECIL JR. WARD scoTT WEAVER STEVE WELSH NANCY WESTFALL NANCY WESTPHALL NANCY WHEELER 194 Seniors CLASS CJF 1976 -ol 1 A f jay Meissen takes a moment out of his time to pose for the Bradleyan photographer. fig' gag ata' ttf, aan. ata. aff s 'Xi Q ., Y t' K 3:54 1 SP,-1 An excited Kathy Hebert waits to see what her friend has to say about her. ,XJ WARREN WHEELER STEVEN WILDER DAN WILKEN JACQUELYN WILKINSON KAREN WILLIAMS MIKE WILLIAMS PAMELA WILLIAMS ROBERT WILLLAMS SUE WILLIS VENITA WILSON RON WINKEL PAMELA WISE GEORGE WITTHOFT CAROLYN WOLF RICHARD WOLFORD ANNETTE ZOLTANI Seniors 195 Burr:h's Recreational Vehicle Center RIIIIITE 50 I1. BlZlI.lRl3lZll1l'lAl5 'lilnlg intlunr RV shuurrnum in this area' I0 SSGIII B ings? g ngvsr rr 1 Dearborn Square e Kankakee 433 S. Mai n Bnurhnn CCIHPLITIIENTS CF eeeeffwegf Q 3 9 eeeeeefefeffwfy ROADWAY EA UTY QE SCH001. W GBGRGAGDGLCEGY 932-5049 XENTQHTQTMJTXAXNCCEE E53 JSJMJSJCCELJFJRECODJMJECGS The flame Brand Stare '35 gears un Bruachuag' Wigs imported 61 we repair domestic 215 S. Kennedy Dr. mugs qifhnares oxe l Personalized I t our' u i 126 N Schuyler Ka k k FURNITURE CD. hrhiratrh th: art n Mi ? l Q olimceafafce mmmwag lyme Jiffy Ellnr ilJ'EII1h,E Sake, See Hz canine! MON DAY - SATU RDAY OW! Wgfwmfmaf f-ie BRA eusv we Ei F SM N .. N.. ...N ..... .. .. .. N.. N... H .. .t Z: 33 3: 1: zz N .. .. zz .. .. .. .. N .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. H -. .. .. .Z .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . -..... .. N - --f+ -- N .. .. .. N .. ..... H .. .. .. 3 :Z 3: :I .. .. .. N .. .. .. .. .. .. N H 4- -- -f .. .. .. N .. .. ZZ .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. N N N .. .. .. .. .. .. .. H -- H-H .0 H. N .. N .. H3 lliiilliii i I. 428 W, Broadway 939-4488 355 M. Brnahmag, Brahlrg aeruing the real entair nerhz nf the rnmmunitg nun' IE gears at the name lnratinn Realtor - Multiple Listing Service Residence 932 4652 0ff ice 933'-4461 llrumulelfs llluthiers NAT ICNALLY ADVERTI SED MEN 'S 85 STUDENT'S VVEAR 245 w. BROADWAY BRADLEY lDhere's The VILLAGE B es1Place'? PUBLICATIONS , 'mnurhnnnain 1Hrr.aIh 'mrahlrg 151155 QF CQHRSEI ' n an rr S' - rms Ku k k tar N Shoe Repairing 443 Sf. MAZIN BGBIHIIBCQNNAZIS 13nur Qlnmmunitg M W Newspapers 236 M comp' ms S 171015 JEIYELEQ S Member American Gem Society 407 JK BQ efrmvfm BQADLBY M OGILUJZIL Whalen DHIL oe Equip., hw- 148 N. Kmzlf 933-3358 BRADLEY, ILL EEEENQ Enurhnnnaiz QENWER 9' mm 51' illllnn. - IFN. IU tn H Qeefa Ylllilelieee ffurfmin or Q r 349 S. Main Sr. Roger. Tobg Benoit. pref K MC? G H 6 Dearborn Square Kankakee, Illinois 3951353 RADIU CONTR0l TRAINS WUUD MUDELS 418 VV. 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Acc't 724 West Broadway Bradley, Illinois Little Corporal Restaurant Meadowview Center Kennedy 8: Brookmont Loyde's Watch Shop 279 East Court Street Kankakee. Illinois McCracken Realtors The Gallery of Homes 503 East Court Street Kankakee, Illinois Compliments ol' Revera Pharmacy Kankakee, Illinois Ryan Pharmacies Three Locations Free Pick-up and Delivery Schmalz Variety Flowers for All Occasions Bradley. Illinois Mr. and Mrs. John J. Schultz R. R. 32 . Bourbonnais, Illinois James J. Spurgeon DVM Philip D. Standley DVM Barry Zonkel DVM State Savings and Loan 70 Meadowview Center 3l0 East Station St. Steamatic Carpet and Upholstery Cleaners l200 East Broadway Bradley. Illinois Tedford Brothers Honda 756 East Court Street Kankakee - 939-72l2 Village Cuttery Barbershop Rt. 50 . 933-Zl I I FRESHMAN cuxss S . A I Admave, Jeffery 86 Aldridge, Keith Aldridge, Sheryl 144 Aldridge, Thomas 144 Alford, Chris Allen, Darlene Allen, Susan 144 Altmyer, Denny 50,144 - Anderson, Robin 144 Andreina, Krista 61, 144 Ashline, Daniel 99, 144 Auberry, Sue 99,144 Aust, Nancy 144 - B Bahls, David 49 I Bailey, Carolyn 57, 108, 144 Bailey, Steve 86, 144 Baker, Michael 144 Baron, David 91,144 Barsih, Jerry 65,67, 83,144 Bayer, Larry 144 Beattie, Sue Behm, Bette 144 Bennett, Chuck Bennett, Chris 130, 144 Bennett, Patrick 86, 144 Benoit, Duane 144 Benoit, joEllen 144 Bernier, Thomas 144 Biel, Susan 49, 144 Billadeau, Scott 50,144 Billingsley, Mark 144 Bird, SandE49,144 Bisaillon, ebbie 144 Bisping, Tylane 86,144 Black, Brenda 13 Bodemer, Brenda 65, 145 Bond, Larry 83 Bond, Mark 145 Bonds, Connie 145 Bonds, Kathy 145 Bonds, Rickey 145 Born, Elizabeth Born, Todd 83 Boucher, Anita 99, 101, 103, Boudreau, Amie 145 Boudreau, David 83, 145 Boudreau, Jamie 145 Boudreau, Jeff 86, 145 Boudreau, Mike 86, 145 Bovik, Sandy 57,145 Brady, Susan 108,145 Bressner, Tammy 145 Brewer, Michael 67, 145 Bright, Mary Brodien, Susan 65 Brown, Paul p Brownfield, Carrie 49, 149 Brueggert, Rodney 145 Burlison, Jackie 145 Burlison, Roger 145 Burnett, Richard 86,145 Burns, Timothy 145 Burton, Randy 145 Burton, Ronda 145 Byler, William C Cadle, Martha Calabria, Anthony 57, 83, 91 Cali, Tina Cantway, Greg Carney, Mark Cartensen, Connie Chapman, Kelly 145, 86 Clark, Steven 107 Coburn, Rodney 7 C0ff8l.fFBI'i8'I1 86 , 91 , 145, Colclasure, Chris 145 Conard, jodi4.9, 145 Cook, Cheryli145 A Cooper, Michael 145 Corbett, Michael 86, 145 Corsaro, Carrie 145 Costanza, Theresa 145 Covey, Tracey 62, 144,146 ' Coveyou, John Coyne, ,Ron 146 V Cremer, Patrick 146 A Curtis, Cheryl 1 1 , D Dandurand, Rimes 146 , Dandurand, ussell 146 Dankovich, Diane 146 Daresh, Darryll 1465 3 ' Dauphin, Laverne 146 Davis, Brian 50, 146 Dayhoff, james 146 Dayhoff, Jeff 140 Dayhoff, Kayla 69, 140 Deatherage, Brian146 DeLude, Robin 146 DeMen1:, Judy 146 Denault, Jolynn 54,108,61, 146 Denison, Tammy 146 p Denoyer, Melody 146 Deflinger, Kenneth 146 Dilday, George 146 Dillon, Kenny Duionne, Paula 146 Dockerneyer, Stephen 146 Donnelly, jamie Doud, Julie Anne 146 Doud, Laurie lean 54, 146 Doud, Lisa Draper, Russell 86,140 Duchene, Dennis 57, 146 Duchene, Lynette 146 Dugan, Kevan 146 Dunbar, Ricky 86, 146 Dunsworth, Matthew 91, 146 Dupuis, Michael 146 DuVoisin, Michelle 19,57, 69, 1 Dyer, Shirley 146 E Edwards, Debbie 54, 101, 146 Emmel, David 146 Erickson, Debbie 146 Erickson, Marlene 192, 146 Erzinger, Betty 50,65, 146 Etzel, Tim 146 Evans, Gary Evans, Linda 147 F Farley, Robert 91, 147 Farrell, Tim 86, 147 Farris, Shandra 147 Favaro, Dennis 53, 91,147 Fehlauer, Toni 54, 147 Ferguson, Richard 147 Fitzgerrel, john 147 Floyd, Rick 147 Forkel, Cynthia Fortin, Cathy 147 Foster, Terry 147 Frailey, Susan 147 Frary, Donna 147 Fraser, Randall 65, 147, 156 Fuller, Paula 147 G Gabrisko, joseph 147 46 Gadhois, 'Cathy 147 Garrett, Carla 103,147 Gebhardt, Brenda 147 7 Georgis, Gina 147 Gerdes, james147 y Gereaux, Patty 147 A Giffen, Glenn 147 Gifford, Donald 147-i Girard, Craig 147 Godwin, Gary 83,147 Godwin, Gregory 147' Golding, David 147 Good, I-is-2147, S A Gooidberlet, Dave 83, 147 Goodman, joel Goodman, Julie 147 7 Gorbet, Robyn 147 Grainger, Sheila 101, 107,147 Granger, ' James 103, 147 Gremar, Wanda 147 Gresham, Kimberly 69, 147 Grey, Scott Grizrle, Mike 89, 147 Grube, Shari 147 Guimond, jynell 54, 107, 147 H Hack, Kevin 147 Hall, Tammy Hall, William 147 Haney, jim 147 Hanners, Karen 147 Hansen, Kathleen Hanson, Laura Hardison, Marvilene 49, 148 Harpin, Paula 148 Harris, Dennis 148 Harris, Randy 86, 148 Harris, Thomas Hart, Gregg 148 Hart, William 83, 148 Hartman, Kerry 86, 148 Harwood, Susan 65, 148 Hathcock, Mike Hawley, Marcy 49, 54, 108, 148, 160 Hayes, Brian 86, 148 Haynes, Kim 148 Hebert, Chester 65 Hedditch, Greg 148 Heil, Avon 148 Heimberger, Peggy Hemphill, William 148 Henrichs, Teresa 148 Henschel, Gregory 148 Herberger, David 86, 148 Herman, Steven 148 Hess, James 148 Hildebrand, Donald 86, 148 Hildebrand, Thomas 148 Holder, jennifer 148 Holody, Regina 148 Hoover, jerry Howard, Jeffery 86, 91,148 Hubert, Alan 83, 148 Hubler, Rosie 53, 148 Huffman, Glenda 53, 148 Hughes, Sharon 49, 53, 148 Huntley, Lori 65, 67, 148 Hutton, Shelia 53, 146, 148 I Ingalls, William 91, 148 Irwin, Denise 148 J jackson, Mary 30, 148 james, Nancy jeck, Lana 54,148 jeck, Lisa 54, 148 jenkins, Barbara Jensen, Lori 149 Jane, David 149 Johnson, Alice 54, 149 Johnson, Kimberly 149 Johnston, Lori 69, 149 Jones, Brenda 149 Jones, Jeffery 149 Jordan, Roger 149 Joslin, Cindy 53,149 K Kanellis, Tony 50, 149 Karasiewicz, John Karnes, Rosanna 149 Kent, Kevin 149 . Kent, Pamela 51, 86, 149 Kerouac, Shari 144, 149 Kidd, Kevin 149 Kiger, Robert 149 Kimberlin, Bill 149, King, Dawn 149 Kirk, James 149 Kranich, Lois 149 Kretchmar, Tamara 54,67, 149 Kirck, Brenda 149 Krizan, Carolyn 149 Krohe, Harry 149 Kronst, Kent 149 Krutzinger, Karla 149 Kubitschek, Linda 149 Kuntz, Jeff 61, 86, 149 Kyrouac, Julie 101, 149 Kyrouac, Michael 57,149 Kyrouac, Robby 149 L Lach, Elizabeth 54, 103, 149 LaFine, Albert 91, 149 LaGesse, Deborah 149 LaGesse, Joseph 86,149 Lahners,,. Patty, 149 Lain, Scott 54, 149 Lambert, Judy 149 f LaMore, - Mark-149 Landry Kath Renee 150 1 Y Lanie, Kay 150 Larsen, Louis 150 Latimer, Kerry 150 Laurent, Karen 150 LaVoie, Sandy 54, 150 Leathers, Sheree 150 LeBeau, Lori 67, 150 LeBeau, Matt 150 LeBran, Linda 150 LeCuyer, Timothy 150 LeDuke, Julie 150 Leone, Jeffery 57,65,15O LeSage, Warren 86 LeVesque, Elizabeth 150 Lewis, Esther Lighthart, James 86, 150 Lovino, Dominick, 65, 67, 150 Lowey, Lisa 69, 150 Lusch, Tina 150 Lynch, Vanessa 150 M Magee, Linda 3 Manley, Pamela 150 Mans, James 1,50 Marcotte, Toby 19, 86, 150 Marek, Rosemary 150 Marth, James 67,150 Martin, Frank 150 Martin, Janice 150 Martinez, Ernestina 150 Martinez, Maria 150 May, Ethel May, Robert Mays, Richard McCarthy, Denita 107 McCorkle, Kim 150 McCorkle, Mike 86 McCoy, Louis 150 McCue, Bruce McCue, Donald 150 McDowell, Grant 150 McGee, Yvette Mears, Brenda 150 Mehrer, William 57, 150 Memenga, Sandy 150 Menard, Bryan Menard, Ronald Menz, Rhonda Mesenbring, Mike 150 Mesenbring, Sue 150 Metschuleit, Lynn 54, 150 Meyer, Duane 150 Michalak, Steve 150 Miller, Misha Miller, Randall 61, 150 Mills, Sharon 150 Minelli, Jim 151 Moisant, John 86, 151 Molter, Mike 86, 151 Moody, Lane Mook, Julie 151 Moody, Lane g Mook, Julie 151 Moore, Randy Moore, Waymer 69, 108, 151 Morneau, Brad 151 Mosier, Ruth 49, 151 Moss, Richard 151 Mulligan, Jamie 54,151 N Nanos, Valerie Nash, Patricia 53, 144, 151 Neal, Dale Newman, Peggy 49, 1,51 Nichols, Mary 151 Nichols, Nikki 58, 151 Noe, Kathi 54,308,151 Norton, Rick 151 - ,, ,Q Oakes, David 151 Oberling, Greg '151 Offenbecker, Val 57, 151 Osborne, Ken Ouellette, Vicky 151 Owen, Rhonda 151 S P Panozzo, Dean 83, 151 Park, Jeong Min 151 Parker, Steve 151 Parks, Patricia 151 Parr, Diana 151 Peck, Steven 86,151 Pelletier, Jean 151 Pelton, Julie 151 Perkins, Gerald 151 Peters, Sondra 151 Phillips, Jennifer 65, 103, 151 Pierce, Mark 151 Rippin, Dave 86, 151 Pitts, Deanna 151 Pollo, Michael 151 Pombert, Steve 91,151 Pope, Betty 151 Prince, Micheal 151 Prue, Robbie 151 Q Quilhot, Marc 151 R Rasmussen, Dennis 86,151 Ratcliff, Gary 84, 86, 151 Rattin, Tony 151 Ray, Carol 61,65,151 Rayburn, Cindy 152 Rayburn, Ronald 83, 152 Raymond, Curt 152 Reber, Rhoda 152 Redenius, Brad 144,152 Reed, Sheila 152 Regnier, Debra 152 Reich, Robert 86, 152 Reid, Danny 83,152 Resk, Karen 152 Richardson, Kevin 152 Riddle, Pamela 152 Robards, Kris 108,152 Robins, Christopher 152 Robinson, Roger Rodriguez, Elisa 69, 152 Rolf, Greg 152 Rothermel, Sandy Russow, Brian Ryan, Tim 152 S Saathoff, Denise 61,69,152 Sample, Karen 152 Sanders, Bev 152 Schaffer, Loretta 152 Schoon, William Schultz, Lisa Schultz, Luzanne Schultz, Michael 152 Schweigert, Tammy 54, 152 Sebastiani, Steve Sharp, Richard 152 Shipman, Perry Shirley, Cheryl 54,61, 152 Shreffler, Carol 57,65 Siefert, Rick 53, 152 Sims, Richard 86, 152 Slaughter, Rick 152 Smallwood, Linda 152 Smith, Becky 152 Smith, Buster Smith, Darvin 152 Smith, Dawn 152 Smith, Denise 69, 152 Smith, Smith, Smith, Lee 83, 86,152 Michele 152 Paula 58,152 Smolkovich, Dave 152 Snapp, Bonnie 53, 152 Sommer, Donna 49, 152 Soucie, Scott 86,152 Southard, Todd 152 Spaulding, John 152 Spilsbury, Laura 57, 152 Spivey, Lori 69, 152 Stam, Greg 91,152 Starnes, Brenda 49,152 Stevens, Stacy 152 Stewart, Brian 86, 152 Stigall, Ken 174 St.John, Barry 65, 153 Strange, Robin 3O,53, 153 Strickland, Joan 153 Strickland, Robert 153 Stump, Gail 153 Styck, Julie 153 Sullivan, Reva 153 Surf, Troy 153 Surface, Roxanna T Tannehill, Roger 83, 153 Taylor, Paul 153 Thompson, Sally 57 yteye Thronrbley, 'Den.nis'153 - QT P1i?f L05453 1 A 1 , Trendler, Calvin 153 ,Trobau Fred 153 Tunnell, Debbie V flfurrell, Callie -lfi Tusinski, Judy 61 ,153 . Uribe, Douglas 86,153 Ursich, , W Ward, Bonnie 54, 153 Ward, Connie 153 , warner, Mary 153 Washcer, Weatherin Scott 153 gton, Dale 86, 153 Welker, Gina 153 Wendling , Wezalis, J Anita oe 153 Whitten, June 153 Whitten, Ray 50, 153 Williams , Williams , Williams, Williams , Wilson, N Carla , , Jerri 49, 557, 1537 Lynette 153 S cott 1 53 y ancy 153 5 Winge, Bob 153 Francoeur, Dwayne 50, 158 Denise 153 Win-Jmfk, 'Jeffrey 153 Wolgast, Yvonne 57, 153 Woolard, Rhonda 15,31 - wright, David 153 ,V , Y - . Yeates, Rebecca 19, 24,61,153,VV69 , V, V V, i,V V, Zwahlen, Scott 50, 153 n15,5, soPHoMoREi1,,CLAss,, Az Donna Aldridge, Debra Aldridge, Jimmy 154 1 Aldridge, Alldread, Robert ' Anthony 154 V Ald ersoh, llllll ru Allen ce 154 Allen: Steve 154 A Altenberger, Andy 154 Altmyeif, Jeff 148,154 1 Alvey, Brenda 53, 154 Alvey, Tracy 154 Amianoi, Brian 83, 84, 154 Anderson, Lauren 49, 154 Andreina, Kirk 67, Applegate, Bruce 154 Arbuckle, Lana 154 Armstrong, Nila 53,154 Arvanetes, Rita 154,155 Atwood, Della 101,103,155 Aust, Lori S8,155, 193 B Bailey, Joseph 57, 74, 87, 155 Barnes, Diana 24, 61, 70,155,169 Barnett, Cheryl 15-5 Baron, Gregg 155 Baron, Scott 155 Baron, gllick 65. 671 Barsi, Joseph 65, 67, 155, 156 Beck, Ci1?f5Y,155p A ettie Y semen, is 1 Eemian, 1?sHI1dY,5?3, 87,455 1. Benefit, Julie 101, 103 , 108, 155 Benoit, Mgdonna 1551, 'fl1 Befffend, 'Keihb'155 ' BQPYBT, lVlaCtl1eVfVV49, 155 365339: lane Tiff' Birr, ' Andrea 54, 155 Bisaillon, Barbara 49,53, 1551. iaissnllonfgjleff 813, 1551 A Blades, Diane 155 ' Blvrsllefrei Dalssa 152, rss Bogusiewski, Roland 83, 155 Boie Daniel 155 , ,, Bondg, Dana 1 Born, Barbara 155 Borsa 0 1 Boswfell, Ricky 1155 Boudreau, Janet 19,61, 53, 70, 155 Boudreau, Boudreau, Marc 1556 V Bowen, Tammy V156 VV Bfaisi SG9a?,,8s, 15615i,s1l A 1 Bran, susan Brandt, Michael'57,67,156 Brewer, james 83,156 - Brewer, Patsy 156 Brown, Brian 87,156 Brown, Charles 156 Brown, Lisa 156 Bryant, Pat 156 -V Bumgarner, Kathy f'1 1555 e,1' , Burch, Rebecca 53,156 Burchfield, Benjie 156 V VV Burnett, l0hn156 ' '757 Bursich, Chuck 156 Burton, joan 156 Burton, Perry 156 17 Bussert, Christine 32, 53, 156 ,C Cali, Gina 57, 156 Callan, Laura 533,156 , Calvin, Denise 26,'30,6Y1, 1565 Campbell, Cathrine 54, 156 Cannon, Laura 65, 156 Cantu, Tina 156 Cantway, Greg 156 Carley, David 87, 156 Carpenter, David 156 Carter, Pam 30, 54, 58,62, 156, Cavender, Ladorma 54,156 - Chabonneau, Karon 54, 156 Ciaccio, Lynn 54, 58, 156 Clark, Jefff65,156 Clocksin, Eric 156 Cloonen, Paula 156 Clough, Mark 156 Coffel, Cathy 54, 156 Colclasure, Stan 57, 65, 157 Conrad, Nancy 157 Cook, james 157 Copeland, Michelle 157 Corbett, Debbie 49,61, 157 Corlett, Lynnette 65, 157 Corlett, Marilyn 65, 67, 157 Cotsones, Robert 157 Coyne, Cheryl 157 Coyne, Paula 157 '7Crosby, Kevin 157 Crunk, Cathy 157 came, William 157 'Curwick, Robert 83, 1 57 Daily, jon 157 VV 'VVV Devine, Laura 30, 58, 62, 157,193 oaniiiifand, inane 157, es, 67, 157 1 Daucanski, james 5O,61,157 Davidson, rl?ranky1S7 Davidson, Kim 49, 50, 157 Davis, joycelynn 157 iowa, Linda 49,157 Dayhoff, Kimberly 157 Deane, Kathy 157 Deckier, Veria 157, 159 Denault, Kevin 157 Devore, Peggy Diepeveen, Ron 157 Dillon, Ken 157 , , Dinkins, Virgil 157 Dixon, David 157 Dockemeyer, Linda 54,157 Doole, Robert 157 Doris, Danny 157 Douglas, Cathy 157 . DuBois, Debra 157 Dumey, Pamela 54, 157 Duncan, Sheila 58, 157 ' Dunlavey, Barbara 49, 158 Dunlavey, john 158 Dunsworth, Virginia Dupuis, Barb 158 Dzurisin, Natalie 158 E E1Talabani', Susan 49, 50, 53, 158 Emling, Lawrence 158 Eubanks, Jeff 83,158 Everly, Kevin 1715 F Fannin, Pam Fansler, Janet 159 Farthing, Tanya 158 Fehlauer, Michael 158 Feller, Carlena 65,158 Fillinger, Pat 158 Finefield, Kevin 158 Fisher, Terry 158 Floyd, Sharon 70, 158 Ford, Timothy 158 Foster, Shawn 158V Fournier, Steven 50, 158 Fraley, James 50, 53, 158 Francoeur, Dennise 50, 158 Francoeur, 'Dirk 158 5 FIZSSI, VRick 83, 158 Frecheue, Joan 54, 65, 67, 108,158 Fromknecht, Dennis 158 6 G Gabiskio, Linda 65,158 Gaddis, Randy 158 Garrett, Pam 158 Gash, Lorrie 158 Gereaux, julie 65, 67, 108, 158 Giardina, sam 158 Gill, Lori 158 , Gillen, Barbara 32,65, 158 Girard, Pete 158 Glogowski, Sue 158 Goad, Terry 158 Goodman, Tim 158 Goodpasture, Lori 65 , 158 Goodrich, Eric 77,158 Gordon, Rhonda 159 Graffis, James 1591 Graveline, Craig 58, 159 Green, JoAnne 56, 65, 159 Griffith, Darrell 159 Grinstead, Mark 159 Groff, Gloria 159 Groves, Verna 54, 159 5 Gulczynski, Geralyn 54, 103,101, 106, 1 10711159 1 P H Hackney, J effl,33e159 Hagan, Patricia 53, 159 Hainzinger, Scott 62, 159 Hamlyn, Bryan1159 Hamlyn, Scott 77, 159 ' '2 ' Hancock, Tim 26, 50, 80, 159 ' Hanes, Steven 159 Haney, Rebecca 53, 57,159 Hanson, - Hanson, Paula 7 Harling, Susan Harms, Vicki Harris, Vicki 159 Hebert, Patricia 101, 159 Hedger, Victoria 159 I-lelgeson, Vicki 3O,58,62, 154,159 Helopoulos, Michael 19,161, 1519 Hemphill, Angela 159 7' H enson , Rich 159 Hermann, Mary . 159 1 Kiilzz Hess, john 154,160 Hinkleman, Stephen 49, 65, 67, 156, Hinton, Bob 160 Holligan, Sue ,160 1 Vii, f- Hooten, Ron - Howard, Becky 160 Huff, Judith 55, 150-1 iacaci. 1 Huggins, Tracy 53,107,160 Huntley, Micky 74,160 Ingalls, Linda 101, 103,i107, 160 J , jackson, Beverly 58,160 jamnick, Therese 160, 163 janczak, Karen 160 Janczak, Kenny 160 Jensen, Christy 160 jette, Daniel 87, 160 johnson, Carl 160 johnson, Donnie 50, 91, 160 johnson, julie 58,61, 160 Johnson, Lynn 108 johnson, Susan 160 Johnston, Susan 160 jones, Mary 49, 62, 160 jones, james 160 jones, Ronald 83, 160 jordan, Kevin 160 K Kanoski, Joe 87,160 Karasiewicz, Ann 160 Karnes, Roy 160 Kavaney, Christina 155,160 Keller, Georgia 160 Kelley, Cindy 160 Kenyon, Betsy 160 Kerouac, Patti 151,160 Kilman, Ronnie 160 Kincade, Dayton 160 King, Ron 160, 87 Kirchner, Janet 160 Klopp, Lori Kohan, Mary 61,160 Koschnitzki, Rich 160 Krause, Ron 160 Kronst, Kim 160 Kruger, Sue 160 Kutemeier, Carolynn 160 Kyrouac, Laura L LaBue, Tony 62, 160 S 1.1-4Fi11e1 DemS9s215Qc,sc 1 6 1 160 iLaLonde, Terry 7160 iiiii 1 LaMore, Michelle 53,1160 , Landry, Vicky 151 s,,, 5 ,,,,, -A is f I-ave, Sandy Lcnic, B1-ian 161 gg Larimer, jeff 161 Latham, Lisa 53,161 Leasure, Rodney 161 LeBeau, Nanette 161 1 LeFeave, Pat 161 -1 Lehnig, Pat 161 Leonird, Darryl ,161 Leriger, Kim 154, 161 Leriger, Pamela 161 Diane 161 Longtiia, Harletta 161 Kim 151 1611 M MacPeek, Lee 83,161 Magnuson, Kyle Magro, Richard 50,53,57, 161 Magruder, Mike 87,1611 Marcotte, Mike 161 Martin, Michelle 161 Benita Massey, Marty 49, 161 M2Y?fr5i'C1U1E 161 50,53,54,161 161 McCoyi, i:'ii 161 McCoy, Rodney 161 McCue, Brian 161 McCue, Mike 161 McGhee, Sharon 161 McQui1lin, Dale 83, 161 Meents, Kenneth 49 Meiste, Chris 87,161 Menard, 161 gy Menser, Dwayne 157,161 Messier, Arleen 83, 161, 172 151 1 Mccczg 161 , Mczc, Leslie 7151 , Miller, BeC19'i51,51 ' Milling, Mills, Cathyl161 Mills, Joe 26, 62, 161 Monroe, Montgomerylgfffgifreg 8 7, 162 Moran, Susan,-162 Morrell, Robert 162 Mosier, MichQQ1162 Muehler, 162 Muhm, Pat 53,65,162 N Neal, Dale 162 New, David 162 Niles, Don 50,87,162 Noe, Victoria 65, 162 Noel, Daniel 65, 162 Norton, Lynda 162 csiy O O'Connell, Kathy 162 Odette, Eugene 83,162 Osenga, john 65, 162 Osborn, Ken 167 Osuqggsld, Marcia 167 Oweiliiicf-1iDena 162 Owen, Mark 50,162 Pagcf craig 53,162 Page, Pam 158,162 Palenik, Ed 162 Palmateer, Greg 162 Palmer, jeff 162 Parece, Anthony 67, 83,162 Paris, Gregory Parker, Timothy 162 Parks, Norma 162 Peters, Kim 20, 61, 70, 108, 162 Petit, Beth 49, 162 Pierce, Kathy 162 Pitts, Larry 162 Ponikvar, Julie 103, 107,162 Powell, Holly 162 Preston, Lisa 162 Prue, Rory 83,162 Puckett, Rita 162 R Rantz, Don 162 Rasmussen, Lisa 163 Ratcliff, Jeff163 Ray, Leo 163 Raymond, Merl 163 Raymond, Steve 163 Reeves, Lisa 163 Regnier, Dan 163 Regnier, George 163 Riberdy, Paula 157, 163 Rice, Annette 163 Rice, Sandy 70, 108, 163 Richardson, Pam 163 Rivard, Larry 83, 163 Roberts, Vicki 163 Rocha, Leonard 163 Roclmowski, Jill 163 Rogers, Paul 163 Romandine, Rick 163 Rose, Kirk 77, 87, 163 Rothermel, Sandy 163 Rouse, Terry 163 Ruark, Tom 57, 163 Rudolf, Bruno 83,163 Russow, Brian 163 S Sage, Patrick 83,163 Savoie, Brian Schaffer, Reva 163 Schafroth, Dave 163 Schierenbeck, Lori 65, 163 Schnell, Connie Schoon, Bill 83, 163 Schultz, Lucia Scweizer, Randy 87, 163 Senesac, Carol 57, 163 Senesac, Leslie 163 . Senesac, Vicki 163 S evin, Pater 163 Shattles, Ken 163 Shear, Mike 49, 53, 57, 62, 163 Sherwood, Linda 103. 107 Shoemaker, Cheryl 59,163 Shoemaker, Evelyn 108,153,163 Shott, john Shott, Linda Sittig, Beckie 163 Slater, Pam 53, 57, 163 Smith, Brian 163 Smith, Doug 163 Smith, Kenneth Smith, Laurie 164 1 Smith, Lindsay 53, 57, 65, 164 Solecki, Mark 57, 164 Sommer, James 164 Spilsbury, Barb 164 Stankus, Carol 57,164 Stefanich, Mark 50,164 Stempora, Sheila 57, 164 Stewart, john 83,164 St, john, Bruce 164 Strawn, Darla 164 Stowe, Diane 1641 Stuck, Steven 83, 164 . Suprenant, Becky 170,164 Suter, Sandy 164 T Talbert, Jay 164 Tetrault, Alyssa 32, 53,164 Tetrault, Cindy 65, 164 Thomas, Mervin 74, 164 Thomas, Tara 53 Thompson, Denise 1,64 Thompson, Duane 164 Thompson, Mike Thompson, Richard Thorton, Joseph 165 Tofari, Paul 165 Tortora, Anthony 165 Tortora, Cindy 165 Totten, jeff 62, 74,148,165 Tousignant, Timothy 165 Trombley, Vance 53, 165 Truesdell, Linda Tunnel, Debbie 165 Turner, Benjamin U Ulm, Kevin V VadeBoncouer, Mark 87, 16 VadeBoncouer, Randy 20,1 VanDyke, David 165 W Waggoner, Lesa 154, 165 Walker, Lyndon 165 Walker, Paul 165 Walker, Rodney 87 Walters, Marilyn Ward, Trena Watson, Lesa 165 Weil, Paul Welch, Mark 165 Welch, Tara 165 Welsh, Leanne 49, 53, 165 Wertz, Phillip 62, 74, 165 Westphal, Ken 165 Wheeler, Stephen 83, 165 White, David 165 Whitten, Jean 165 Wiens, Tim 53, 91, 165 Wilder, Chris 83, 165 Wilkens, Andy 165 Wilkens, Doug 165 Williams, Laurie 49, 165 wmkei, Janice 61, 7o,1s4, 165,187 Woolard, Rosemary 62, 65, 165 Wright, Wayne Y Yeates, Brian 77, 87, 97, 165 Yonke, Arlthur 87, 165 Z Zube, Louis 83,165 JUNIOR cLAss A Adams, Rick 80, 166 Ahlemann, Elizabeth 24, 58, 65, 166 Ake, Lu 153, 166 Aldridge, Dave 166 Allen, Robert 57, 166 Allison, Beverly 166 Altmyer, Kathy 50, 54,166 Anderson, Brenda 58, 166 Anderson, Donna 166 Anderson, Kindle 166 Anderson, Sharon 54, 166 Andreina, Karla 54,166 Andrews, Rodney 88, 166 Andrews, Scott 166 Arbuckle, Lisa 167 Arive, Tracey 54, 167 Ashline, Mike 88, 176 B Baird, Amy Baker, Donna 167 Barnes, Bill 77,167 Barnes, Bobbie 167 Barnes, Evelyn 50, 62, 167 Baron, jeff 167 Barrett, Cheryl Bauman, Cary Beany, john 54, 167 Beck, Mary 108,167 Beckner, David 57, 167 Beedle, Becky 53, 54, 70, 16 7 Bennett, Kristy 54, 101,103, 99,107, 167 Benoit, Laurie 167 Benoit, Michael 167 Berry, Mark 167 Berver, Melanie 49, 53 Biel, Debra 49, 53, 167 Biermann, Debi 167 Bilyard, Teri 168 Birkner, Glen 91, 167 Bisaillon, Kathy 167 Blanchette, Bryan 19, 167 Blanchette, Darcia 50, 53, 1 Bonds, Debra Born, Steve 167 Boudreau, Daniel 167 67 Boudreau, Melody 54, 101, 167, 169 Boudreau, Timothy 54,167 Bradford, Brenda 167 Brady, Daniel 53,62, 167 Brambrink, Carl 57,91, 167 Brannock, Lois 167 Bretzman, Suzette 167 Britt, Delbert 167 Britt, jim 168 Brosseau, Cathy 168 Brown, Curtis Brownfield, Dennis 168 Bryant, Steve Bultman, Colleen Burger, Bonnie 168 Burlison, Jeff Burton, james 168 Burton, Judy 168 Burton, Sandy 168 Butler, joyd 49, 53, 168 C Cadle, Glen 168 Cahan, Gene 58, 62,168 Calvin Richard 168 Cannon, Krystal 17, 65, 168 Case, Russell 168 Cavender, Cindy 168 Chaney, Debbie 61, 168 Chaplinski, james 168 Cinotto, janet 168 Clark, Marcia 168 Coffman, Cathy 53,168 Conard, Gayle 53, 168 Conkling, Diana 168 Connors, Mike Conway, Bonnie Cook, Robert 168 Cooper, Debbie 168 Copeland, Mark 168 Corbett, Gary Cordes, Debra168 T Corlett, Dena 168 Cotsones, Chris 168 Crosby, Sean 53, 80, 84, 91,168 Curwick, Dale 168 A T Cyrier, Margaret 54, 168 D Dauphin, Karen 168 Davidson, Scott 36,53,57,62,168 Denault, Russel 168 Devereaux, Michael Diepeveen, Rick 168 Dinkins, Bobby 168 Downey, Patti 168 Drager, Craig 168 Drake, Bob 168 Dressler, Diane 54, 108, 168 Ducharme, Bonnie 168 Duchene, Lisa 168 Duchene, Rick 88, 97, 168 Dumey, Steve 30, 57, 168 Duncan, Susan 49, 54, 70, 74, 168 E Earnhart, Susan 53, 58, 62,65,168 Eastman, Dean 168 Eckhoff, Debra 49, 53, 169 Elam, Brad 80,169 Ellis, Scott 77 Erickson, Tracey 65, 80,491, 169 Erzinger, Annette 50, 169 Essington, Sarah 59, 99, 101, 103, 1 Etzel, Lori Eubanks, Doug 80, 169 Everly, Kerry 169 F Falkenhan, Kelly 169 Fehr, Debbie 169 Felesena, Dennis 169 Fey, Karen 53 Fey, Richard 57,169 Fidler, Karen 101,169 Fisher, Jerome Foster, Amy 159 Frailey, Chery1'58, 169 Franklin, Debby 169 Franklin, Dusty Fugar, Gregg 169 G Gadbois, Beth 169 Gagnon, Val 169 , Garrett, Terry ' Geary, Beth 61, 169 Geisler, Tim 169 Gereaux, Deborah 54, 169 Gerretse, Dale 65, 67, 169 Giasson, jeff169 Giffen, Kenneth 97 Gifford, Mark 169 Gift, Karen 169 Girard, Cheryl 169 Giroux, Eddie 169 Giroux, Pam 169 Giroux, Virginia'169 Glidewell, Greg 169 Goins, Brenda 169 Gorbet, Kim Grady, Robert 84, 83, 170 Grayling, Nacola 170 Greenlee, Teresa 170 Gresham, Wanda 58,170 Grey, Kenneth 170 Grinstead, Mike 170 Grube, Leonard Grzelak, Chris 170 69 H Hammond, Cynthia 170 Hanlon, Steven Hanold, Kathleen 20, 170 Hanson, Debbie Harms, Vicki 170 Harris, Kathy 170 Harris, Ronald 88 Hasenberg, Michelle 170 Hawley, Paul 50, 58, 88, 170 Hayes, Gail 170 Hayes, jeff 170,188 Haynes, Todd 62, 88,170 Hays, Debora 54, 58, 166,170 Heaney, Dwight 65, 67 Hebert, Frances I-ledger, joseph 170 Henrich, Doug 170 Herron, Anna 49, 53,170 Hildebrand, Anita 170 Hildebrand, Nancy ,17Q,,, Hinds, Bobby 170 Hirr, Mary 101,103,1,5Q7,1i70 sssa Hlavach, Elaine 53,62, 170 Hockermsith, Sherri Hogan, john 170 aati Holder, Toni 176 Hooker, Patricia Hopkins, Mark 170 Hurt, Eric 170 V ':,,. 3 Hutton, Diana 108, 176: 5 ' J john joseph 170, ,LVV 1 jamnili, joseph Robert 170 jenkins, Donna 170 1 jensenfjoe J JOhHS0Hr 11131 170 otstaii JOMSOH, MW - 5953170 eea 3 johnson, Rebecca 53,58, 185 johnson, Stephen 17011 'iii 3 johnson, Tom 170 'ifrrxi' , l0h11St0n' iii D johnston, 65, 170 D' lonesa - ,:1, 1:'- -... i -,ir lonesr ,i,iiii Joslinr Sandra 53,458,370 or , K A Kenyoh, Susanneiif54, 4377, 170 Kessler, Mary 170 Kewin, Charles 170 Kidd, ,Mary 1 70 King,-f avid 65, 67, 170 Kigzaeman, Lennie 170 Kirchner, Nona 170 Kirk, Bruce 170 Kirkman, Bryan 88, 170 Klaiss, Steve 170 Kline, Carla 50,170 Knudsen, Bob 170 Kottendorf, janet 24, 35, 54, 166,170 Kotval, Don 53 Krizan, Steve 80, 88, 171 Kueffer, Wally 171 3 Kuntz, joni 53, 171 Kutches, David - Kutches, Sanda 171 Kutemeier, Kathy 1 Kyrouac, Annette 54, 151 5 Kyrouac, Debra 1,71 L Lach, Petra 101, 152,171 LaFine, Edward 1571 '7 l.aFine, Galry 30,171 LaGesse, Carol 171 Lahners, Debbie 171 LaM0re, Dan 35, 62, ss, 171 Landry, Denise 58, 171 Lane, Hugh 171 LaReau, Donna 58, 171 Larimer, Amy 171 Latham, Christine 171 Lamar. 121 149, 1 71 Lergner, Carol 171 . ,. 171 L55 511 gy , 1.71 Q Longtin, Terry 171 Lowery, David 171 Lowery, Gary 58,171 Lyons, Fred 74, 171 M Madewell, james 171 Magruder, Rick Mailloux, Bill Mallanevr Msifansu, 171 Marcotte, 49,171 171 111., 171 Vlyiatheny, jeffrey 74, 171 ifQ1cClure, Tammy 171 ,McConnell, Tammy 53, 171 -MCC-onnell, Terry 171 McCorkle, jeanette 32,35, 70,108, 1 71 1 1,1 ,-.. McDonald, Kevin 171 A , McLa,ggn,,,iQg,Sli1een 171 Mendez ez, ss, 171 Menard, Shy flyienigoz, rf ivid 84, 171 gzgssier, 108, 171 ff ,iie I Q k 63 Kevin 1 71 ,,,1, , rraj 1 sdil Othy 171 Mifflin, Jrrne 19,54, 159,166,171 Miller Tlihmas 171 Mins, ,Everett 171 Mitchem, Rosie 171 Molloy, KathYfQ4,172 Molter, Bill 62, so, 88, 172 Moran, Bruce , Morris, Rick Mosier, Tim Moss, D3V1Cl ,jk ,,,, f,L - Murphy , P a mel is Musgrave, jill 58 , ,,:,-,, Wrrr, V ,A , 1 Nash, Debra 172 Neal, Dorm 62,8O, Nelson, Alan 91, 172 Neuman, Brenda 5O,54, 52,9 Newbrough, Susan 172 'ii Noguera, Salomon Norwick, Melissa 172 Novak, Matthew 85,173 Nowman, Chuck 173 4 Nygren, Mark '73 3 O ' ..,, .L Odette, Paul 8O,84,164,li,73 o'F1.rherry, Mark so, 84,r9,1, Orgentz, Connie 54, 173 9,172 173 Olson, Robert 54, 99, 101,103, 107, 173 ' Ondra, Todd 19, 32, 35, 63, 88, 97, 1 73, 19- Osterhoff, Brent 173 Ouellette, Becky 1 73 Gwen, Scott 173 P Panozzo, David 173 Paraday, Ramona 173 Parece, 173 Parker, jaril1e6lil'68, 173 Parks, Kathy1,73 Par1?,l,,juanitg 11,89 Leildreg 99, 1 73 Jeffry,s7,6s,173 54 Briai1iif73 , 1 73 Pfoighduerggsrhric so 20, 173 Poniilwer, 54, 173 Chery1,51:73 Posiii, Raymond 173 Powg , Robin POWHI, Terrie 11266 P1'io1i,,Marinda 6 7, 1 73 Prochaska, Donna 173 Kevin 173 ,A , George 1 73 Rgslke, Jan rrr 173, ,,1 Reirrabachfibetsbrdh sv, 73 Bettell, Sheila 173 Ribefdy, Scott 173 ' Richter, james 173 Dave 173 Cindy 173 go ssa ,,, rrmdine, Rick 173 1 73 1 ,Ron 50, 53, 173 3' ,zilfil ' S Daniel 61536, si, 173 Lianne S3,I1??3 1 i, Chris 173 Saiaor,,ggCathy 173 Saivoie, Cecilia 173 R1 , 65, 67, 1 73 Schuh, ' Elaine 173 Schuster, Bruce 173 Scott, Beth 173 Seeman, Cindy Seifert, Raggliel 173 ,SHarp, Damiiy 173 i2iif'r2.S,Sharp, judy, 1 73 Sharp, ii' William 174 5 75i9ii,rfzffQ.har1es 80if'84, f74, Sggoemaker, Anthony 62, , 88 Rebekah 49,192 Siefert, Terry 174 Siskey, Rick 53,174 Skinner, Cheryl 174 Skubic, jill 108,11 74 Smallwood, Charles 50, 57, 192 Smith, Marlene 174 Smith, Susan 103,108,174 Sollars, Darrel 174 Sommer, Don 174 Sowder, Tom 174 Spencer, jayne 53, 54, 57, 166, 174 Spilsbury, Karen 57, 154 Spurgeon, Lydia 54,57, 58, 70, 108, 174 Stam, joEllen 41 Statler, Elizabeth 174 Staton, Bradley 174 Stevens, Brian 50, 174 Stevens, Sally 174 Stevenson, Rex 58,174 Sthay, Karen 174 Stipp, Geri 174 Stoewsand, Peg 174 Stoltz, james 62, 74,174 Strange, Rhonda 174 Streisel, Chris Stubbs, jennifer 17, 54, 61, 65,174 Stubbs, Rebecca 17, 54, 61, 65, 174 Stump, Micheal 174 Stutz ,Bill - Summers, Monica 65,174 Sunberg, Mark 174 T Tannehill, Roberta 174 Tanner, Sherry 174 Taylor, Pat 174 Tedford, Debbie 93 Tenney, jay 174 Thomas, Lisa 58, 174 Thorton, Brenda 174 Throop, Allan 174 Timm, Betty 174 L1SH2557 'iromfa lri1ia174 Totten: chuck 50,523,174 Jarefez, 74, ss, 1 74 Trout, Bill 88, 174 Tudor, Criag 49, 91,174 Tuntland, joe 174 A Turner, Tammy 174 Turngren, Michael Tyler, Linda 174 U iiiim-ii, David 1 75 VanV1ekc, Shirley 175 victor, David 70,175 W Walsh, Brene' 54, 175 Walters, jim 175 rwairers, Kathy 58, 108,175 Walters, Lonna 175 Ward, Trena,175 Weatherington, Sabrina 53, 175 Weaver, Scott 174 Weber, John, 57, 65, 84, 1 75 1 .1,iljiWeil,1f2Cyndgi,a Wendling, Jeffrey were, ,Mary 126, 32,53,54,175 5Wheeler, Roger 175 White, Royal 58, 91, 175 Wilder, Gene 84, 175 iwilkerson, Patty 53, 58, 99, 175 Wilkinson, Steve Williams, Rty 175 Wilson, Patrick Winkel, Debbie 1 7, 20, 35, 61, 1 75 Winn, Steve,17S Wischnowski, Kevin 14175 Witthoft, Diane 175 Witthoft, Tammy 54,175 Woods, John Wright, Curtiss 175 Wright, Tim 175 , , Wynne, Cheryl 54, 175 ,Z Zancanaro, Marla 54, 58, 99, 1755 Zaucha, Charles g rgrs Zop, Patricia 175 '71 SENIOR CLASS A Addison, Len 176 Ahlborn, Kim 176 Alldread, Michael 176 Altmyer, Steve 176 Altmyer, Tim 177, 50 Anderson, james 177 Arbour, Marilyn 177 Arvanetes, Andrew 177,61 Ashline, Dianna 177 Aust, Susan 177, 49,53, 57, 61,172 Ayres, Douglas 177 B Bahls, Sara 177,553 Baron, James 177,65 Baron, Teresa 177 Beeliner, ,1STaney5177 gi, Bennett, jeff 1177, 32,62 Benoit, Diana 1377, 62 ,V Benoit, Denise 510777, Benoit, Kathleen 1 77, 36, 62 Berka, Helen 177 Berry, 177 Bertrand, Karen 177,62 Billadeau, Reneta 5O,57, 177 Bisiiiillon, Dennis Blanchette, Len 177 Blanchette, Paul 178 Blaiichette, Scott ' Bond, Paula 178,52 Born, Melissa 178 Bouchard, Rt 178 Boudreau, Marc 53, 178 Boudreau, Patricia 49, 53, 57, 178 Brais, Kirk 58, 178 Brattin, Judy 178 Bretzman, Sandra 178 Bright, Robin 178 Britt, Vernon Glenn 178 Brooks, Connie 162 Brosseau, Rick 178 Brown, Dale Brubach, Steve 1 Bmehfieid, Mark 62,178 Burlison, Mark 178 Burnam, Dawn 32, 179 Burton, Michael 179 Burton, Vicki 179 Bydalek, jean 179, 80-w C Cadle, Cathy 1 Campbell, Gordon 58, 179 Campbell, M2380 179 Cantrell, Kathy 179 Cantu, john Carter, Curtis 19, 53, 91, 179, 1, Casey, Jack 179 Casino, Lucinda 179 Casteel, Bruce chappeu, Tim 17, 49, 53,61 , 176, Clark, Diane E. 179 Clary, Diane 179 ciary, Dion 24,65, 91,1 79 Cloonen, Victoria 22,54, 58,1179 Clough, F5311 1 ' in Cluney, Brenda 49, 180 3 Cooley, Karen C orbett, Joni 22, 24, 99, 103 ,106 107, 180 ' Corlett, Bill 18-I A Cox, Roland 180 Coy, Sharon 041153, iaaes 1 Daucanski, LuAnne 101, 103,106, 107, 180 Davis, Gregory 180 DeMent, james 57, 180 Dennison, Mary 53,180 Derry, Robert Diepeveen, Dick 180 Dixon, Gary 30,180 Dockemeyer, Michael 180 Doney, Cindy 180 Doris, Marc 181 Draper, Brad 57, 181 Ducan, Lesley 18 Dunsworth, Walter 21,181 E Edmonds, Mark 21,62, 181, 80 Elkins, Cindy 58,181 Ellison, Brenda 57, 181 Emling, Kathy Erickson, Donna 175,181 Erickson, Scott 62,181 Erwin, Sharon 181 Erzinger, Kathleen 50,181 Eubanks, Debby 149, 180, 181 Evans, Dave 77 F Faford, Sharon Farmer, Anna 181 Farris, Sheryl 182 Felix, Duane Ferrebee, Thomas 50, 53, 57, 62, 182 Fitts, John 182 X Fleming, Mark 88,97, 182 Flint, Karen 53, 62, 147, 182 Flowers, Stanley Flyod, Reese Forgacs, Susan 49, 182 Forgue, Carol 22, 61, 176,182 Fox, Kirnerlie 182 Foy, Eddie,182 Frailey, Marion 54, 182 Frary, Daniel 80,182 Frazier, Bart 57, 77, 182 Frazier, Bret 30, 77, 182 Fuller, Georgia 36, 182 Funiaaousef, Ricnse, 57, 52, so, ss, 182 7 Gadbois, Linda Garrison, Rhondag182 Gash, Tamme 182 Geary, Timothy 182 Geisifwhite, Ronald 182 Gereaux, Timothy 182 Gerrity, Patrick 57 Giarclina, 'Sherry 183 Glogowski, Lynn 65, 183 Goodpasture, Lisa 53,183 Grace, Robert 62, 80, 183 Grady, Kevin 61, 62, 176, 183 Granger, David 183 Gravelle, ,ioyce 183 Grimes, Robert 77, 183 Grise, james 183 - H Hadders, Henry Hahs, james 183 I-Ialteman, Dave 32, 35,62,80,84, 183 I-lamlyn, john 88, 184 Hanners, john 184 Harris, Tressie 57,184 Hart, Roger Hartman, Kevin 88, 184 Hawley, Faith 53, 184 Hayes, Kurt 32, 58, 62, 184,88 Hayes, Michelle 184 Hebert, Kathleen 24, 53, 54, 57, 67, 99,101, 103,184,195 Hemphill, Charles 184 I-lerms, Chuck 184 Hicks, Judy 108,184 Hildebrand, Karol 54, 57, 184 Hildebrand, Linda 32, 57, 58, 70,185 Hinds, LuLa 185 l-Ioekstra, Louise 185 Hoffman, Nancy 53, 185 Holley, Maralee 53,65,99,101,185 Houde, Todd 58,80,185 Hourihan, Patrick Howard, Cheryl 185 Howard, Christine 185 Huston, Tanya 185 I lnsalaco, Cherie 185 J Jackson, Carol Sue 58,185 Jamnik, Kathy 185 Jensen, Mindy 185 Johnson, Bruce Johnson, Denise 185 Johnson, Jill 50, 185 Johnson, Scott 185 Jones, Edward 185 Jones, Pam 185 Jones, Sandra 184 Jordan, Harry 53, 57, S8,61, 62,179 K Kanoski, Kenneth 185,80 Karnes, Louise Kennedy, Patrick Kent, Bruce 186 Kinder, Larry 24,62,186, 80 Kohan, Vickie 54, 186 Kohan, Wayne 36,57, 186 Kohl, Maureen 186, 101 Kranich, Sylvia 54, 186 Krause, Fred V Krause, Robert 186,80 Kravat, Jay 186 Krick, Richard,186 g Kruger, Kathryn Kyrouac, Andrea 186 Kyrouac, 'Donna 54,57 ' Krouac, Joann 54, 186 L Lambert, Lori 50, 186 Lamie, Boonie 57, 62.186 LaMore, Steve 62, 186,80 Larimer, Mark LaRoche, Tina 22, 70, 186 LaShomb, Bonnie 49, 53, 58, 187 LaVoie, Kurt 187 Leathers, Dolores LeBeau, David 187 Legris, Yvette 54, 187 LeVeque, Susetta 187 Lezotte, John 187 Lingo, Cindy 187 , Linnabary, Edward 187 Lockwood, Sharon 187 Long, Lorena 187 Lowery, Crystal 187 Lynch, Lola 187 M Mallady, Fran 187 Manley, Lynda 187 Marcotte, Ann Marcotte, Rodney 57, 188 Marth, Beth 57,65,67,188 Matheny, Stephen 24, 32, 58, 62,188 May , Shannon 188 Mccienan, Linda 54,57,62,1ss McCue, Mike 57,58,61,688 Meents, Brian 62,188 Meissen Richard 30 so 57 58, 188, 3 3 7 ! Menard, Theresa 188 Menigoz, Susan 36, 53,58,188 Minelli, Melody 188 Moore, Jim 189 Moore, Marilyn 54, 57,189 Morris, Christi 145, 189 Mullett, Lori 189 N Nicklas, David Nielson, Joseph 189 Noe, Kelvin 189 Norton, W lliam 189 Novak, Natalie 53,189 O Osenga, Patricia 53,189 Ouellette, Terry 36, 189 Overright, Tamie 53,189 Owen, Timothy 189 ,. P Paesch, Cris 101, 189 - Palmer, Kathy 50, 54, 62, 186, 186 Paquette, Janet 189 Paris, John 189 Patterson, Diana Patterson, Kim 53 Pelletier, Julia 54, 57, 189 Pepin, Don 62,18, 189 Perry, Janice ,189 V V, Peterson, Joezfso, 57, 58,'62, 190 Phillips, Gary 65,146,190 Phi llips,, Gregf65, 67, 190- Pollo, Kristy 19,54,190 Pollock, Paul, , Pommier, Dennis 24,49,719O 'i' 3' Poore, Joe 53,190 9 J Powers,,gKe11y:g,,190, , Prince, Brian 190 Princes, 190,11 1 V Q Qunhor, Keiiy 19011 Raab, Gregory 32,8O,19O Rambo, David Randles, Pamela 190 Ray, George 57, 62, 65,67,191 Raymond, Boyd 191 Regal, Mark Regel, Richard 191 Regnier, Taxnmie 54,191 Rehberg, Diane 50,191 Reich, Pamela 1 Rice, Erma 191 V Rickner, Roxann191 Rocknowski, Kim 54, 191 Rohland, Diana 35, 191 4, Romandine, Roxanne 191 Rothe, Daniel 191 Rothe, Pam 22, 191 it 1 S Saffell, Mark 57,58,91 , Saldana, Tina 1919 Sanders, Kent 65,191 Schaffer, Rebecca 57,191 Scheller, Harold 191 Schiel, Monika 191 Schierenbeck, Debbi 58,191 Schnell, Patricia 57,191 Schoon, Pat 192 Schultz, Roxanne 192 Seeger, Dawn 192 Seymore, Shirley Sheare, Debbie 192 Shosten, Melody 192 Shreffler, Gary 192 Simpson, Cynthia 53,57,192 Smallwood, Cynthia 192 Smith, Margaret 192 Smith, Robert 192 Sollers, Lloyd 192 Spenard, Terri 192 Spurgeon, Gloria 50, 57, 58,61, 193 Stalteri, James Starasinich, John Steen, Patricia 193 Stevenson, fWaltersJ Dawn St. John, Marlene 193 Stone, Larry 193 Stowe, Daniel Stuck, Marla 193 T Tanner, Brian 193 Tetrault, ,Tina,,,193 J, Thomas, Dustee ' Thompson, John 193 Thompson, Robert 193 Thornton, Stephen 193 Tiglie, Jeff 193 Tousignant, Angela 57, 194 J Tousignant, Terry 194 Trendler,.James - Tripp, James 50, 62, 84, 194 Trombley, Ed Umphrey, ,William 24, 62,,8O, 88, 194 Underwood, Theresa 194 V5 L , Vanpyke, Jacquline 194 .lg ,r,. ' W Walker, Rita 194 Ward, Cairllelrf, 194, Waters, Bret ' Welsh, Steve 49,632,194 Westfallglfvick-ire 57,5194 Westphal, Nancy 57, 194 Wheeler, ,Nancy 5O,,,57, 58, 194 Wheeler, 9Warren 50,195 Wilder, Steven 58, 195 Wilken, Dan 195 1, Wilkinson, Jacquelyn 195 Williams, Karen 195 Williams, Mike 195' Williams, Pamela 195 Williams, Robert 65, 1951, wiuis, sue 22,195 Wilson, Yenita 49, 50, 195 Winkel, 'Ron 62, 88,195 1 Wise, Pamela 195 Witthoft, ,George 195 Wolf, Carolyn 195 Wolford, Richard 65, 80,,161, 195 Wolgast, 1 Diana L - 4 ' Wren, Eugene - Z, Zoltani, Annette 57,172,195 Editor- in- chief Opening ...... Events . . Fashion .... Clubs . . . Sports . . . Faculty . . . Classes .... Advertising - - - Index . . Photographers . . . Cover . . . Advisor - - George Ray . . . joe Mills Pam Carter Laura Devine . . . .... Pam Carter joe Mills Miss Cynthia Hakes . . . . Tom Ferrebee DonPepin . . . . George Ray Evelyn Barnes . . . . Karen Flint Marcy Hawley . . . . . Laura Devine Vicki Helgeson Pam Carter . . . Marcy Hawley Laura Devine Pam Carter -e- . . . . Tom Ferrebee Don Pepin Pam Carter Evelyn Barnes George Ray . . . . . .Tom Ferrebee George Ray Miss Cynthia Hakes X f PTI . I MA oo JN U55 This book contains one year out of the many in our lifetimes. Ihope you enjoy the BRADLEYAN 76 and find it of help in the years to come, when you decide to look back and remember your high school friends and experiences. Iwould like to sincerely thank Blankenburg Photographers for all of the help they have given us with our photography. The efforts of Mr. jim johnson, our yearbook representative, have also been deeply appreciated. Our new yearbook ad- visor, Miss Cynthia Hakes must be thanked and congratulated, for your first year at a new school is your toughest. And finally, I must thank the BRADLEYAN 76 staff and all of the others, too innumerable to mention, who have helped through- out the year. I would personally like to thank Miss Chinn fnow Mrs. Amos of Beaver Dam Wisconsinj for the three years of journalism experience she has given me. I would also like to congratulate her on the two awards which the BRADLEYAN 75 staff received. Don't worry Miss Chinn, you'll never be forgotten. Editor-in-chief George Ray P. S. Please excuse some of the overindulgence in the Bicentennial theme, but as it comes once in 200 years we somehow felt it proper. fu, Q fr A A, - M., , ,,,,,.-H Jim-IM ., ,H ,U .., at J- ,,, , .A A -, -V. JIU- -- -,.4'.. A-,,...-. , y.-,Q - f- 'A' 7 ,r,,- ,,- -V .5-1, - - ., . - ,- 1, 4,,,- f. f.. ,, .J ,..,. . -xg.-e. .,,1.4.-' -f-.:- -- ..-,Q k .-1 .-5 ,- an-.-vi. -. ' . 1. A :,H,.,.'1 , 1 .1..7.: , A , - A , ,. 'A - ' , , ,- f-uf fffh' Af-12:11.-f-.fvf-ff f 6,1291 'H