Central High School - Blackhawk Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1971 volume:

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Cvk3- iJtK LOrJUUrt voO Ccj q £L -o • 2 '4« 3 4 5 some of those interests revolve around school, some pursue their interests in other ways, jigsaw puzzles when taken apart reveal separate pieces, vital alone, but essential to the whole, together they form a concept. 6 7 central high school is a huge jigsaw puzzle with many separate pieces, vital alone, but essential as a whole, together they too form a concept. 9 10 “get it together’’ means not to mix every individual together,but rather to show each as he really is, good or bad, weak or strong, each strives to attain his own goal, to realize his own ideals. ii author ayn rand in her novel “atlas shrugged” puts it in these words: “i swear by my life and my love of it, that i will never live for the sake of another man, nor ask him to live for mine.” 12 13 student life entertainment assemblies assemblies bring unity getting together, chs students found themselves a part of assemblies throughout the year, in the first aud, the student body was united as Charles king entertained his audience with songs and laughter. Clifford guest, a human sound machine, presented a series of voice impressions on january 15. representatives from general electric and the atomic energy commission were the guests of junior and senior class meetings, cartoonist bob wood used his artistic talents to draw several cartoons, including one of a chs blue devil, at the first sophomore class meeting, the school year was concluded with a presentation of Cage ball and spaceball. students were invited to join the fun. Cartoonist Bob Wood displays his skills of drawing during a sophomore class meeting. Looking on as Charles King teaches Dick Spencer the finer points of singing arc Judy Boyd, Cathy Crump, and Bob Shomper. 16 General Motors presented a fascinating aud at which they explained and demonstrated the many new sources of power. 17 To the delight of his audience ventriloquist, Clifford Guest expertly quiets the crying of a small baby. Enthusiastic students par- ticipate in the annual West pep aud held outside. 18 Lawyer, Gary Davis questions the witness, Clyde Mayfield about his actions. black play illustrated prejudices in america today illustrating the prejudice present in america today; black students at chs presented the play, “the man nobody saw , to the student body on november 24. the play depicted the trial of nathan richardson. cast members were as follows; Clyde mayfield as nathan richardson; nancy davis as helen richard- son; gary davis as lawyer; anita griffith as mrs. fielding; sue o’connor as mrs. whitman; jack helms as mr. whiteman; tom morrissey as principal; bill lewis as black man; colette scott as black woman; craig levien as mr. briotti; moria carncy as mrs. o’rilcy; cathy crump as black secretary; dave cuevas as mr. chambers. Unagreeable spectators, bitterly opposed to one another, heatedly and noisily debate the questionable outcome of the trial. 19 Backing up the dance duet, Janet and Nancy Hoffman on Me and My Shadow is an important responsibility for this drummer. Concentrating fully on their own difficult parts for the “Sabre Dance is the percussion section of the CHS band. 20 Presiding over the 1971 Variety Show as master of ceremonies is Bob Sidney. variety show past and present brought together collage ii, presented by central’s music, band, and orchestra parents’ clubs put it all together for the annual variety show, numbers were chosen from the dixieland jazz era to the present and were performed march 12 and 13. vocal music was directed by milton anderson, the band was under the direc- tion of don jackson, and raybum pierce directed the orchestra. Performing a mcdclcy of Something , “Going Out of My Head , and Aquarius , are Cathy Crump and Sharon Goodwin. 21 Violinist Lynn Nor- ton and Carol Hot- tenstein deliver musical messages from class to class. Professional auctioneers Craig Levien and Jack Helms try to agree on effective methods in bartering hard working slaves. 22 Planning the program for Student Affairs are Thom Hart, Ted Curtis, and Roger Brown. student affairs s.a.w. goal set at $2,250 faculty follies full of fun with an all-time goal of $2,250, chs students got to- gether during affairs week for fun, games, and sorrow at the sight of empty wallets, kicking off the fund raising activities was the march 30 aud. student chairman thorn hart and faculty advisor mr. ted curtis, along with student council members, organized various money making projects, students could contribute to the “ugliest man , smash the name of the favorite”teachers, or send a telegram to their loved ones, the traidtional slave auction added to the fun as well as the student vs. faculty basketball games and faculty follies. Students release inner frustrations as they beat a car for Student Affairs Week. 23 After Thom Hart’s presentation of Christmas gifts to the foreign exchange students Erriki Koski gratefully expresses his thanks. Whoville’s excellent mayor and beautiful wife happily and quaintly proceed the eager Who procession in the CHS Christmas aud- 24 Sneaking toward the fireplace, the Grinch begins his escape with the roast beast. Cindy Lou Who gleefully requests Santa Claus, alias Grinch. for a small glas. of water. Christmas aud Christmas spirit reigns, grinch gets into the act students got it together with Christmas spirit december 22. a dr. seuss book, how the grinch stole Christmas, was adapted for 1970 Christmas assembly, senior bill rector depicted the mean, grinchy grinch, complete with green tights and snowshoes. other members of the cast included the who family and the townspeople, all chosen by director, miss sievert. gifts were given to the foreign exchange students during the assembly, ending the aud in a spirited way a cappella sang the traditional hallelujah chorus. 25 prom “playn truth” vibrates for “carribean seascape” deciding on the theme carribean seascape, prom chairmen for 1971 delved into sinking their ideas on color schemes, decors, and choice of musical group and locale to put together the prom scene, for the first time prom was held at the blackhawk hotel instead of the col ballroom, providing the music was playn truth from 8 to 11:30 p.m. behind the event, planning the necessary enchantment were senior, pam hanson, and junior, jim fry. faculty chairman was miss judy vukelich. for the finale of the evening, most couples attended private parties or joined friends for “special” treats at area restaurants before closing their eyes sometime in the early morning hours. Amidst a myriad of sparkles, gra- cious mannerisms, and fragrant flo- ral scents, couples relax with friendly chatter in small groups. 26 11-school play helen keller’s lifeT rought to chs undcr'tfle direction of miss gillie becKqr and luann per- shall, “the-miracle worker” was presented on novem- ber 14 and 15. tfc pJay described the life of the blind helen keller, ( uline trainque). her teacher, annie sullivan, undertook the task of teaching helen. the play showed her problems, her failures, and finally, her victory, members of the play were as follows: eilleen powers as annie sullivan; gail richards as kate keller; bob Sidney as captain keller; dave hogbin as james keller; martha paulos as aunt cv; bill lewis as percy; mary ienell as martha; jim halbrooks as the doctor; dave cuevas as anag- nas; bonnie milne as viney; and the blind girls. Anne Sullivan (Eileen Powers) suffers a severe headache after a recent eye operation. 27 Captain Keller (Wayne Erfling) angrily reprimands his humble son. James (Dave Hogbin) for frequent misbehavior. 28 A « y a OOC i,oJ , o ''ll i ■ Ari v thro t U iJvrkt-C' GeoJ lock m £ C'f dtur i or J dPabio « n't Qr yh 7 prue Y0 ”H 40 « « 'fl7' 5 7 4 Vo 1 'Q ih I J ° nc oCr re ,✓, sr. r v CJ-a.7 Grabbing bits of food Helen Keller (Pauline Trainque) ro- tates around the dinner table. Two young, helpless blind girls are lovingly guided by Anne Sullivan to learn how to communicate with the outside world. 29 1971 spree candidales rick eleve bob davis jim hayek Jay hubner joel king mike lischer brucc meyers george randolph scot rosberg brad win bill wren Courage. the magical ingredient re- quired by many girls dunng the week preceding Spree, assisted them in mak- ing that special phone call, that special endeavor to pop the question will you go to Spree with me, or that special strength to accept grace- fully a polite or gruff “no . After being paged to the cafeteria to learn of their nominations for Spree king, candidates fill out the traditional information sheets listing their activities. 30 spree spinster spree leads path to “land of oz” deep purples, interspersed with bright reds, yellows, and turquoises splashed the george edward marshall gym january 25 as it was transformed into “the land of oz” for the annual g.r.a. spinster spree. underneath twisted streamers and a dangling scarecrow, hourglass, and rainbow, senior, bob davis was crowned king at 10 p.m. by g.r.a. president, ann west for the 1971 turnabout dance. Smiling Jim Hayck gets a nametag pinned to his shirt by G.R.A. president. Ann West, to identify him as a Spree candidate. 31 Approximately 200 couples followcd thc yellow brick road to Spree. Happily accepting his kingship. Bob Davis views the crowd. Draped under the multi-colored streamers dancers pause to catch a breath during a break as they await the next number played by “Black Rose.' In the starred shirt Dan Perkins, a senior at C.H.S., poses for the group's professional press release photo. 32 fl Surprised Queen Linda Fulton expresses her joy to assistant principal. Mr. Orville Kahlcr. homecoming . . . “blue devil country” theme westernizes activities a traditional homecoming began with twelve candidates, with twelve red cowboy hats ornamented with names and blue devils, all the trimmings transformed central into “blue devil country , the accomplishment of head chairman, mrs. kipling. at the aud, a hush, a spotlight, and the queen. a crown, a scepter, a bouquet of roses, and a dream come true for queen linda fulton. brisk weather accompanied the game. culminating the festivities, was the dance, at george edward marshall gym, October 17. for all involved, it was a night to remember. With scepter and crown. Amy Far rar, daughter of the Rev. and Mrs Stephen Farrar, and Joe Cuervorst son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Cucr vorst proceed in awe to the coma lion throne. 33 homecoming candidates judy boyd linda fulton anna halscy ann jepsen Carolyn knight beth me donald mary ellen o'connor sandy olson bev roop kathy schmidt Christy smith kathy whitlow From her throne. Queen Linda bestows a smile upon one of her subjects following coronation. In the fashion of They Shoot Horses Don't They? ', Tom O'Connor and Nancy Haughenbcrry cut a rug at the marathon dance. 34 Queen Linda glows with happiness after crowning ceremonies October 16 at the homecoming assembly. Roving minstrels Jim Ruby. Dick Spencer. Bob Shomper, Cathy Crump, Judy Kirlin. and Mike Richardson serenade Queen Linda during the assembly with specially composed words to the “Yellow Rose of Texas. 35 academics principal smiles, determination greet daily challenges with firm leadership and sincere open-mindedness mr. eske! norbeck, principal, guided, backed, controlled and challenged both students and teachers throughout the year, disapproving formation of an s d s chapter and fighting as chief negotiator for the davenport education association for teacher salary increases, he exhibited strong convictions, he also instigated the return of imp spirit as he popped out of a coffin as the devil during a pep aud. though hassels with students and teachers were inevitable, he was dubbed by the majority as the man for our times. Cutting up with several students after a pep and. Mr. Eskcl Norbeck proudly displays a game button. “Rapping about possible approval of an S D S chapter Mr. Eskcl Norbeck weights student ideas. 38 'The computers always mess up these schedule cards. explains Mr. Orville Kahlcr jokingly to senior Kathy ■foyers. assistant principals responsibilities mount as busy year unfolds dividing the duties of assistant principals were mr. orvillc kahlcr and mr. Steve me nicol who combined efforts to effectively schedule and discipline approximately 1900 students, aside from coordinating the computerization of grade cards, schedules, and teacher assignments, mr. kahlcr administered college entrance tests and taught a course, schools without fail- ure, with mr. robert cahoy, counselor, to teachers tuesdays from 4 to 6 p.m. when not assigning detentions or conferring with students and parents, mr. me nicol made time to participate in faculty follies, pep auds, and direct a church choir. In the auditorium daily first period Mr. Steve McNicol inquires about student’s absences from classes, studyhalls. and assemblies. 39 activities office supply school materials and extra activities activites director, roger brown and his assistant, mrs. chcryl parkcr supplied school materials and activity tickets much in the same way as other years, the activities office again handled club fund raising and necessary sales for the organizations, along with the overwhelming supply of informative posters which mr. brown okays daily, he also had scripts and speeches to approve, these, with many other projects which enter mr. brown’s hands are what make up the activities office. Activities director, Mr. Roger Brown, goes over the budget of one of theCHS clubs. Methodically counting back change from sale of a ticket to an enthusiastic sports fan is secretary. Mrs. Cheryl Parkcr. 40 school board Board member Dr. Gordon Flynn swears in new members Dr. Joseph McCaffery and Dr. John Wolfe. board members give services free as president of the davenport community school district, dr. gordon a flynn conducts school board meetings in the administration building, the meetings are held the second monday of each month with additonal meetings to review problems with the various schools, under dr. flynn there are huhdreds of workers, these including the various department directors, coordinators, psychologists, principals, teachers, and students, the board is elected by the public and receive no pay for their services. Members of the 1971 school board arc: top row: Mr. Dale Paustian. Mr. Gerald Dunsmore. Dr. Joseph McCaffcry. Dr. L. J. Twyner. Dr. Fohn Wolfe. Bottom row: Mrs. Ralph West, Dr. Harold Kaiser, Dr. Gordon Flynn. Miss Viola Waack. 41 guidance interested students advise counselors aiding the student body, the guidance department advised, while at the same time, listened to suggestions offered by interested students, counselors got together with seniors, juniors, and sophomores for general guidance, cutting down on these scheduled meetings provided more time for appointments with individuals, seniors found the guidance department of most value when they started preparations for college or future jobs. Mr. Paul Still Mr. Donald McGcc Mr. Robert Cahoy Miss Beatrice Rosenberg 42 Smiling cunningly Mr. Don- ald McGcc prepares to take another picture for a stu- dent's I —D card. 41 Mr. Thomas Buis Mr. Bartholomew Becker Mr. Larry Peters Mrs. Geraldine Toher 43 honor awards honor committee adopts new awards format satisfying the complaints of students, the honor awards program underwent a complete change, only those students directly involved were allowed to attend, students who had earned honors were excused for the first half of the day. the academic excellence awards and first and second honors were presented in the auditorium where parents were allowed to watch, refreshments were served in the cafeteria after the ceremonies, also recognized in the aud were the five national merit semi-finalists and letter of commendation qualifiers, this method proved to be more interesting and worthwhile to all. As master of ceremonies at an honor assembly. Miss Vera Ehlers presents a speaker. This year's National Merit Scmi-final- ists arc Bob Sidney. John Kuta. Gregg Rauch. Dave Booz, John Diehl. Not pictured John Schafer. 44 Chatting with other honor award students is Shawn Bonath. National Merit Letter winners: SEATED: Connie Winchell. Janice Olson. STANDING: Bob Marion, John Jellineck, Ken Stringer. Larry Hafner. Dave Wicks. Not pictured arc Jack Helms. Don Hopewell, Joel King. 45 On top of their culinary duties the cooks carefully compute the lunch's take” for the day. CHS custodians are: ROW 1: Mabel Gruber, Jordan Nath. Bob Marshall. John Stoefen. ROW 2: Glen Sifter. Charles Everman. Fred Graap. 46 school services handful of men and women run chs In addition to administering sympathy, nurse. Mrs. Virginia Soultz, labors over paper work. little appreciation is shown to those people who contributed much to the school, cooks worked most of the morning, preparing lunches for hungry students, cleaning and making repairs daily, custodians did their part, the two nurses attempted to cure ailing students that entered their office each day. helping the school run smoothly, office workers executed daily tasks such as checking attendance and relaying messages, these servicemen and women were essential to chs. Handing out green and “yellow” late slips is just one of the jobs performed by of- fice staff. Mrs. Andrea Mar- tin. Mrs. Ruth Kirkpatrick, and Mrs. Allison Groen- waldt. 47 SChOOl SCrvicCS Making sure all sick students arc cleared from class is nurse. Mrs. Karla Laasch. CHU SM3KH Wl SITE f-GETIBI CHS cooks are: FROST: Marilyn Ohl, Freta Kroeger. Clair Petersen. Wilma Cambell. Beverly Christiansen. Norma Sanders. Helen Barker, Dorothy Cosby, Josephine Newton. Tcssic Bawdcn BACK: Hazel Cole. Lillian KicfTert, Frances Tawny. Kay Huecksteadt. Lcola Slyter. Matilda Christison, Ruby Harvey, Carol Goodin, Winifred Fusco. Martha Keller. Jan Washam. 48 Assistant Barb Miller helps Mr. Paul Hitner with the sorting of cards. library library: changing to meet the demands of all through the year the library has changed in ways to meet with the demands of students and faculty, a copy machine was added last november and through these last nine months 1500 new books have arrived, new identification cards were shown to check out the books and a new card catalog was added, books and magazine subscriptions were purchased on a bud- get computed by the number of students enrolled in school. 49 Writing notices for overdue books is one of Mrs. Grace Holmes' many jobs. boy’s gym chance to achieve physical fitness offered sportsmanship and responsibility are important factors in keeping physically fit. the chance to achieve these factors occured two times per week in such activities as tennis, paddle ball, basketball, gymnastics, weight lifting, swimming, and football. archery had been added for sophomore classes last fall thus completing boys instruction in physical fitness. The universal gym that is newly acquired at Central can workout several different boys at a time. Mr. Jack Lea bo Mr. Jim Fox Mr. Larry Swanson Gym class gives these boys the opportunity to enjoy a game of basketball. 50 '•Annie is used by senior girls to test their skills at mouth-to-mouth resuscita- tion. girl’s gym sports and exercises aid girls from the girl’s department came sports and exercises that can aid the girls everyday of their lives, body mechanics is stressed in grades ten and eleven while juniors are supplemented with ball and rope gymnastics, seniors again tried their hands at bowling this year. 51 caching sophomores the art of “stopping on a dime is Miss Kristin McBride. Miss Kristin McBride Four involved dramatic students attempting to fulfill an assignment, work at constructing mock stage settings. Mr. Richard Davidson Miss Billie Becker Miss Suzanne Hartung Mrs. Frances Shumate 52 language arts drama students get it all together through acting mass media and world literature were the new courses added to the list of language arts this year, contemporary and british literature, both completely revised, were offered to seniors as well as previous composition courses, juniors were required to take american literature, and sophomores, english. journalism, available to juniors and seniors, instilled an understanding of printing and writing techniques, speech students learned numerous speaking skills, drama students got it all together as they studied different fundamentals of acting and the theatre. Local disc jockeys Barry James and Bobby Rich, ex- plain the techniques of a radio broadcast to a Mass Media class. Mrs. Mary Beal Mrs. Jean Booth Mrs. Betty Grenier Mrs. Margaret Paulos Mr. John Miller Mrs. Donna Kitchell Mrs. Diane Summers Mr. Thomas Glenn To add to his total points in In- dividualized Reading Mike Pellin concentrates on finishing his book. 54 Peach fuzz presents no problem for John Orr and provides a demonstration for Expository Writing class. language arts Mrs. Donna Albright k Mrs. Esther Buerstctta Mr. Bruce Bothwcll Mr. Samuel Kresse Mr. David Lien Mr. Larry Minard Mrs. Francis Pappenbrock Mr. Richard Stahl 55 home economics boys’ cooking attempts to compete with girls changing to meet today’s trends, the home economics department attracted many future homemakers, personal growth showed students how their personality develops, family life went one step further, explaining young people’s relationships with others, clothing, interior decorating, and tailoring, encouraged students to use their imagination, girls inter- ested in food cookery, took foods, senior boys, taking chefs training, attempted to become as good as the girls. While Greig Schrocdcr looks on Miss Catherine Downing helps Dcbic Coonts with a family living problem. Miss Janet Frankcnficld Mrs. May Calicut Mrs. Patricia Laimans 56 irv. work study emphasis on employment and good citizenship in the work study program emphasis is placed on skills that are necessary for employment and good citizenship, english, mathematics, and social studies skills are stressed, full day classes are held for those students that are in work study the first year and in their second and third year they attend school only in the morning and go to work in the afternoon. During a work study class Jerry Creighton points out to fellow classmates the seven techniques to holding a job. Mrs. Ruth Woods Mr. Paul Hcrrig Mr. Larry Sherman 57 foreign arts fluency developed with the aid of tapes bringing the cultures of foreign lands closer to the students of chs, the foreign arts department introduced a more in depth study of french, Spanish, german, and latin. those enrolled pocketed cnglish for 50 minutes each day, becoming more fluent with the help of tapes, books, and records, two new dictionaries, one of which includes seven languages, were added to the library, experiments with large cassette tape recorders were also made, with the hopes for the addition of them in the future. Passing out small samples of different types of French cheeses for his fellow classmates to test is Jim Sherman. 58 Miss Judy Vukelich Mr. Chris Frcdcricksen Mr. Arthur Coleman Mr. Thomas Block 'caching can be a learning experience: Becky Francis helps Rosario Zapata with his English. Rosario helps Becky with her Spanish. Miss Carlene Dash Mr. Elihu Cooper A German play portrays Chief-of-Policc Gary Longncr and Detective Tom Merrill in the proc- ess of plotting the down- fall of their foe. 59 Mr. Ted Curtis Mr. James Foley Mr. William Stone Mr. Max Thompson Mr. Robert Ballard Mrs. Barbara Ashpole Mr. William Freese Mr. William Owens 60 Pane! discussions are one of the varied as- signments given in many social studies classes. social studies students learn of fellow man and his evolution social problems and political systems are the new courses substituting for part of the social studies requirements for twelfth grade, ancient and medieval history, world cultures, and modem history, and the history of the minority cultures in america gave each student the opportunity to learn about his fellow man and how he has changed over the centuries, environment played an important part in the social systems of our nation, economics was offered for those interested in the monetary systems and their effect on a nation, sociology and psychology allowed students to find out for themselves how the environment affects each individual and groups of people. Discussing the working conditions during the Industrial Revolution is Mr. William Owens in American History. 61 Mr. Donald Grcnsing Mrs. Bernadette Alexander Mr. Larry Ashpole ! 1 Miss Barbara Hess Mr. Allen Knicp Mr. Al Simmons Mrs. Kay Phillips social studies Before going on into more advanced social studies, it is impor- tant to have a good knowledge of the geography of the world. 62 science As his class studies the chan. Mr. Ira Dunswonh goes over the last details on cells. basics and new equip- ment provided for students following the ever increasing importance of science, the science department provided the basics for many students, chemistry students, studying from new books, dealt with subjects concerning chemicals, matter, and energy, using computers to help solve problems, the biological science courses offered insight into living cells, vertebrates, and the human body, a water still, a centrifuge for blood typing, and an incubater were among the additions to the department, the resource center provided references for many scientific minded students. Here a student finds he teams many interesting, important facts from the disection of a crab. 63 Showing the importance of pre- cise weighing in physics experi- ments is Mr. Lowell Daucnbough. Miss Elizabeth Brandt These Chemistry stu- dents work diligently on their separate pro- jects. 65 mathematics solids, surfaces, lines, and angles present problems chs math department offered courses to all students, vocational and college bound, algebra showed the relationship and properties of numbers; investigating fractions, equations, and quadratics, geometry students used reasoning in solving problems concerning solids, surfaces, lines, and angles, trigonometry and analytical geometry, as well as advanced math laid the foundation for college work, no matter what the course, students were challenged as their mathe- matical views broadened. Instructor Mr. Dickey departs from routine triangles to give his class a valuable lesson in surveying. Mrs. Elizabeth Barnes Mr. Tony Spencer Mr. Stephen Rich 66 Students eagerly volunteer to display their ability to solve complex geometric proofs on the blackboard. 67 mathematics During their advanced math class, Charlie Boone and Dave Booz deliberate upon the solution to a typically difficult problem. Mr. Donald Meyerhoflf Mr. Ronald Carrick 68 Mr. Tom Murphy Mr. Max Hiett While his analytical geome- try class watches intently, the teacher explains a puz- zling homework assignment. 69 Mr. Bruce Pogue Mr. Scott Sherwood Mr. Clifford Ulrich business education students offered new courses; more attention business education offered a variety of courses to interested students, more individual attention was given, especially to those taking business lab and steno II. students were given an opportunity to work in an office type atmosphere. as the need arose, new business education courses such as professional typing were offered second semester, with an enrollment limited to college bound seniors, new machines were added to the department; the newly acquired jogger was described as “fun to run. ’ v J Mr. James Groenenboom Mrs. Karen Johnson Mrs. Kathryn DeReus 70 Learning to run numerous ma- chines is one of the opportunities offered to Mary Ann Pencil as a member of Business Education Workshop. Miss Cecile Logic Mr. William Kortetneyer 71 Mrs. Marie Jeske Mr. Ronald Johnson Mr. Marlin Danielson Mr. Michael Dardis drivers education drivers become more skilled with addition of week driver’s education was a part of many students schedules, for the first time, students were required to have their permits before the start of class, giving them an extra week of driving practice, courtroom situations were set up; accident reports filled out. in addition to the traditional task of tire changing, the future drivers were tested for depth perception and reaction time, actual driving was difficult for many at first, but the course produced a great number of confident, safe drivers. Before lelting his class loose on an unsuspecting public, Mr. Hodge goes over a few driving rules. 72 “Buckling up is one of the first steps to driving a car safely. Mr. Jerry Hodge Mr. Robert Newell Mr. Gerald Mark Mr. Robert Potter Mr. James Anderson Mr. Larry Gillis art new materials supplement course an air brush, centrafuge, supplies and a new kiln have added to the art room this year. these were ordered to supplement first and second year art classes; commercial art, which explores posters, lettering, design and illustrations and also sculpture and design classes at central, crafis was added this past semester for those who liked towork with their hands. weaving, leathcrwork, stitchery, and other crafts were included in this course. In preparation for one of his murals, Rick Armstrong saws i board Painting is only one of the many different facets of art studied by this class. 74 arting the initial preparations for a rolled-clay pot is Krizda Brusen. Placing one of his newer creations on the shelf is Pete Ryan. 75 industrial arts students challenged; math and science applied the industrial-minded student found a wide range of courses to choose from this year, gaining an under- standing of basic skills needed before probing further into the trades, these students were challenged by courses such as mechanical drawing and electricity, getting it together further, practical applications for previous years of math and science were found. Mr. Wendell Paxton Mr. Willard Branch 76 eeping the design of the desk in mind. Ron Riley uses his trusty yardstick to measure for drawers. iiui Micentrating on the tedious job of bowing out the cylinder walls of a single cylinder gas engine is machinist Ron Taylor. Mr. Jon Curtis 77 This student finds drafting an interesting subject to study. vocational arts program readies stu- dent for apprenticeship upon finishing certain industrial ed courses, interested students became involved in the vocational education department, work- ing three hours daily, the trainees delved into various machines and layout forms as well as internal combus- tion. the two semester program readied students for apprenticeships in machine operation, auto mechanics, priming and electronics. Vocational printers, Terry Tank and Randy Wagner, perform the time consuming, tiresome task of sorting the different type-faces int their correct home positions. 78 An absorbed student pores over the in- tricacies of an engine. Mr. Tom Sifert Mr. Robert Rowe Mr. Delbert Menkc Mr. Brian Schlump Mr. Robert Wchlagc 79 band first place in Canada; busy throughout the year host of the tri-cities music festival, television appearances, par- ades, all state music con- cert, pops concert, the variety show, and a fourth trip to Canada busied the 132 band members throughout the year, mr. don jackson not only directed but advised, tutored, and took many responsibilities for trips and events involving central’s band, a pom pom squad consisting of six girls was added to the marching band, precise and intricate marching drills added much to the half time performances at football games. Busily practicing her contrabass clarinet in the band room is enthusiast Lynn Schneider ROW . Chris Jones, Beth Kendall. Beth MaDonald. Nicki Robison, Allison Cooke, Cathi Schmidt. ROW 2: Jo Lynn Bond. Ann Henry. Sue Corlctt, Jo Hansen, Michelle Metcalf, Janet Shawvcr. ROW 3: Sally Zajichcck, Linda McConnell. Gail Smith, Valaric Staley. Barb Keenan, Sandi Stratman. ROW 4: Barb Soult, Karen Larson, David Wicks. Barb Johnson. Patty Hammcrschmidt. Betsy Keenan. ROW 5: Luann Vollenwilder. Steve Faulkner, Debbie Railsback. Kattic Zimmerman. Kathy Frahm. Pam Wagshall. ROW 6: Jan Dwindl, John Jcbcns. Sara Fox, Vicki Roberts. Alice Ball. Ron Stewart. ROW 7: Marcia Socnksen, David Guenther, Cindy Schultz, Lois Hammond. Marius Busch, Lynn Schneider. ROWS;Cindy Bright, Chcri Swanson, Denise Hogbin, Sue Erickson. Chcri Smith. Diane Schrocder. ROW 9: Bruce Boylcr. Debbie Petersen, Lynn Black, Glenn Perkins. Rick Jensen. Paul Kroger. ROW 10: Bob Shorn per. Bruce Meyer, Kirk Prebyl, Debbie Van Heckc. Jackie Mcsecker. 80 Majorettes from left to right: Kathy Pon- setto. Gwen Johnson, Marcia Soenkson. Wendy Schumann. Paula Ward, Denise Ogden, Nancy Pilkenton, and Judy Rascher. Pom Pom girls from left to right: Nancy Hoffmann, Janet Hoffmann. Sunny Rees, Judy Boyd. Vickie Fulton, Collette Scott, and Cindy Owens. Mr. Donald Jackson Row Ken Bell, Lance Carlscn, Wayne Guinee. Lee, Lcs Jackson. Karl Brusen, Rob Lang. ROW 2: Mark Hall. Bob Patterson. Mike Pfannensticl, Dan Vandcl, Bill Wren. Mike Kenney. ROW 3: Joy Skeens, Mark Bruch, David Reilly, Carolyn Hayden. Dave Ludwig, Clark Hazen. ROW 4: Larry Stowe, Joe Maxwell, Charlene Varnam, Tom Fcscnmcycr. Sue Mullen. Debbie Freshwater. ROW 5: Dan England. Bruce Batterson. Dave Hogbin. Richard Heyner, Joyce Varnam, Bill Young. ROW 6: Scott Hartman, Mark Cunnick, Dexter Trucsdcll. George Eickhorn, Greg Leigh. Andy Shaw. Ron Rinehart, Kim Busch. ROW 7: Bob Cdx. Bill Recotr, Barry Robertson. Randy Westfall. ROW 8: Dave Blackman. Jim Fry, Jim Glines, Pam Hanson. Brad Miller. ABSENT: Chris Brusen, Mark Clingman. Steve Dwinal. Don Hopewell, Curt Loudon. Jane Rcipc, Richard Rinehart. Rick Silverman. 81 Under ihc supervi- sion of Mr. Rayburn Pierce’s mighty baton the orchestra per- forms skillfully in the Fall’s Pops Concert. Orchestra members arc: ROW I: Lynn Norton. Alice Bodnar. ROW 2: Karen Milne. Carol Hottenstein. Joyce Tollincr. ROW J: Bill Farris, Rosemary Voss. Susan Johnson, LuAnn Clacy. Beth Rendel, Allison Cooke. ROW-J. Sharon Ramsey. Anne Skeens. Debbie Dubiel. Debbie Yoast. Debbie Ncycns. Joan Corbett, LuAnn Vollenwcidcr, Betsy Keenan. ROW5: Bill Clacys. Joe Witt. Richard Hepner. Larry Stowe, Dan England. Joe Maxwell, Bob Lang, Tom Fesenmeycr. Wayne Guinee. STANDING: Bob Shomper, Kirk Prebyl, Debbie Van Hcckcr. 82 orchestra Orchestra members concentrate on their Fruit and Cello Salad at the Variety Show. tri-city festival bring schools together bringing together their variated talents, orchestra members practiced for different performance oriented activities , the orchestra honored beethoven’s two-hundredth birthday in the annual pops concert on November 19. in the presentation of handel’s messiah” at the Christmas concert, central’s orchestra united with west’s, among other activities, the orchestra took part in the tri-city festival held in the spring at west high. •rchcstra members arc: ROW . Jane Ricpc. Karl Bruscn. Becky Win, Becky Andresen. ROW2: Jeninc Kilmer, Jeff Ashford, Debbie Zulsdorf, Beth Dcngcr. !OW3: Barb Stoults. Karen Larson, Chris Jones, Anne Merrill, Gordon Baustian, Karen Steward, Jerry Rizk. ROW 4: Barb Johnson. David Wicks. Denise igden. ROWJ Susan Mullen. Randy Westfall. Cherrie DuFault. Bruce Batterson. Patty Jens, Randy Wagner, Steve Ezell. STASDISG: Mr. Rayburn Pierce, iordon Holmes. Ken Bell. Dave Kilmer. 83 vocal sing out with enthusiasm and spirit uniting with song, chs a cappclla members showed their enthusiasm and good spirit at many events throughout the year, performances included the annual pops concert as well as all school auds. five members took part in the all-state concert in november. directed by milton anderson, the choir sang in the “messiah’’, the variety show, and at the tri-city music festival in may. girls’ and boys’ glee clubs, along with mixed chorus, completed the vocal department. Bunnies, Ann Jepsen and Christy Smith, serve Mr. Milton Anderson his “annual birthday Spam. A cappclla members arc: ROW 1: Adriana Habra. Sunny Rees. Lori Goldman, Sandra White. Suzanne Berger, Lu Ann Fields. Nancy Hoffman, Lynn Roedcrer. ROW2: Becky Bruch. Marian Meier. Diane Leidenfrost, Nancy Moorhead, Patti Gould, Cathy Haisc. Judy Boyd, Sharon Goodwin. Ann Dressclhaus. Nancy Houghcnberry. ROW 3: Bill Farris. Rick Bchnckc. Terry Hicks. Erkki Koski, Fred Norris, Jeff Ashford. Mark lossi. Greg Mowry. Lance Lathrop, Joe Carwright. ROW 4: Chris Volquardscn. Alan Petersen. Dale Young, Dave Smith. Gary Hammonds. Mike McCalester. Robbie Lang. Tom Fey, Mark Riese. inimniv A cappclla members arc: ROW 1: Ann Jcpscn. Kalhy Cole. Vickie Langlais, Michelle Blieu, Janet Hoffman. Janet Crane, Judy Kirlin. Tina Biondo. Barb Soults. Carol Fisher. ROW 2: Cathy Crump. Carol Fritzsche, Christy Smith. Marilee Koenig. Kathi Zimmerman. Joann Bond. Jackie Mcseckcr, Vicki Fulton. Connie Drccscn. Carrie Saur. ROWJ:John Schaab, Scott Kent. Dennis Miller, Gregg Rauch. Dean White, Rick McGuill. Jack Helms, Mike Richardson. Don Hagedom. Dick Spencer. ROW Tom O’Connor. Mike Haney, Tim O’Connor, Rick Klunder. Scott Kresse. Vem Pieper, Mark Graham. Bob Shomper, Ron Washam. Co-cditorial editor Joe Biller and co-editor Mike Lischcr discuss an issue. Whipping off one of his many interesting editorials is co-editorial editor Doug Aanes. One of the more important bchind-the-scene crews arc the Liljequist Linotypers who besides set the stories in type take time to pose with co-editor Sari Cooke. 86 ews editor Ruth Moore and features editor Francic Siegel confer with Mr. Tom Sifert on layout paste-ups. newspaper new headliner adopted; goals reached a new headliner for the blackhawk newspaper was only one of the changes that evolved this year, for the first time in the davenport school system, guidelines were set up for davenport high school newspaper staffsto follow, this school board ap- proved policy was the result of a controversy over a stu- dent written editorial, bust information”, that appeared in the chs blackhawk. central’s staff joined with west’s to discuss the necessi- ty of such rules, co-editor mike lischer commented on the success of the 1970-71 staff: two main goals, more in depth articles and bigger pictures, were reached. organizations amateur radio visit cordova plant; treated to lasar demonstration repairing radios was one of many activities pursued by amateur radio club members, various field trips were also made, cordova power plant was the sight of one excursion, the radio buffs also visited each others houses to investigate one another’s radio gear, in- vited to meetings, guests demonstrated such things as lasars. amateur operators also delved into radio teletype. Doing the necessary reading to devclopc good mechanical skills is member Jim Spurgeon. amateur radio scott stockstill president waldo amholz vice-president bill me guill secretary, treasurer maria bartlctt mike hart dan hueser jim spurgeon randy waldorf With the aid of Waldo Amholz. Bill McGuill attempts to tunc in a high-frequency station. 90 art club To interest buyers in her art work. Sue Oostendorf assisted by Dave Cuevas, hangs a painting. Concentration, shown by member Nanci Otto, is a habit she developed in order to turnout quality work. central houses art display; university gallery visited the halls of central were in good decore with the help of talented art club members, the display case on first floor was frequently filled with art; second floor became an art shop where students could hang their masterpieces for others to buy. money from the sales was used to sponsor a needy family at eastertime. murals were also made for the cafeteria, one major trip was made to the university of iowa’s art gal- lery. an entire day was spent admiring the different works. art club peg leder holly jasper karen lindberg president lori lopez anne holmes jamic mccr vice-president karen millard sheri voltz joel morris treasurer fred norris rhonda pinezer kris oostendorp secretary sue oostendorp john orr mary ahlgren linda oswalt michelle blicu nanci otto christa brusen martha paulos edie caroll cheryl pearson davc cucvas keith pointer kaytee entemean jackie smith karen fletcher sandy squire mindy free marge Stratton carol fntzschc donna sountris jane gutierrez jeana vanderjagt denisc hodman kristie williams mary lammars jim zurborg 91 co-operative education banquet sponsored in employers honor taking time off from their busy job schedules, members of the co-operative office education club participated in several club activities, breaking away from tradition, tacos and other mexican foods were enjoyed by hearty eaters at the Christmas party, funds from Christmas candle and candy sales enabled members to sponsor a banquet for their employers. After fourth period Linda Garlock and Mary Ellen O'Connor hurry off to their co-op jobs. co-operative education mary cllcn o'connor president jaync drummond vice-president renee hayslctt secretary linda garlock treasurer sue dicks chris hawley april felton historians nancie hamann rita haynes janice hill dawn turner cileen visser diane vogt randi unitiedt Resting her hands before a timed typing test Chris Hawley hopes to turn out her fastest rate. 92 Determining the value of a sweater are DECA members Wanda Halford and Shirley Brown. deca travel to elect officers and to attend contests the world of business being their main interest, the distributive education club of america strove for a profitable year, on their first excursion, deca members traveled to des moines to elect state officers, january 29, they met with others throughout the state in cedar falls, contests dealing with marketing and advertising were held, as well as selling calendars and candy, deca members helped a needy family at Christmas time. Carefully placing sweaters and other goods in a glass display case is Ron Smith. deca ron smith president rick klunder vice-president shirley brown secretary vickie fulton treasurer edna cribbs don hagedom wanda halford dcbbic harder sieve kisner dcbbic schocnthal myra Sprague cindy swoboda 93 d-men’s ushers seat fans, keep tempers cool getting it all together in the sports department, d-mens club participated in various activities, blue devil fans arriving at home basket- ball games had the opportunity to buy programs, d-men were in charge of the design and selling of these, members also ushered at home football and basketball games, their job consisted of seating fans, discouraging hot tempers, and keeping the aisles clear, the athletes took pride in helping to organize the homecoming field presentation as well as escorting candidates. Assigning D-Mcn to their posts for an up-coming basketball game is Mike Dau. D-Mcn participate in many different spons, here members of the foot- ball team are introduced. 94 Happily purchasing a program prepared by D-Men's from Tim Cornish is Craig Levien. d-men’s gorden holmes mike dau jay hubner president jeff humiston hal garrison jim jensen vice-president jeff lockhart joci king joe lyons secretary. kevin martin treasurer brucc meyer mike mullen duanc anderson greg newel 1 ron bell tim o'connor russ bockcnfcldt kent oxley frosty borland alan peterson tom bulat don radech tim comish randy rathjc bob deverman scott rosberg jim edwards jeff saforek jim faschcr giulio savioli jim garrow john schaab dennis geottsch mark schluc dan grau dave shcehan danny grayson ron stewart bill grey ken stringer chris gwin ray tschillard Steve harding rich weber jim hayek lloyd wisebrock doug heritage bill wren dale young 95 These students put their heads together to manufacture posters advertising their after school plays. drama club cathy crump president judy kirlin vice-president lu ann pershall secretary jenny hand treasury judy boyd davc cucvas bev farmer anita griftith diane leidenfrost karen millard martha paulos gail richards jackie ruefer mclanic shelton kim tunnicliff rod winters With plans for Thespian initiations in mind. President Cathy Crump explains the ceremony to Judy Boyd. 96 drama club 'resenting Freddy to Diane Wyatt, winner of the “name the turkey contest is Dave Cuevas. creative talents used to raffle bird getting it all together, enthusiastic drama club mem- bers used their talents and creativity throughout the year, a turkey raffle was held at thanksgiving; winner of the bird was diane wyatt. “30 minutes on broadway provided the entertainment at one of the drama club meetings, excerpts from various broadway hits were shown, other activities included the all- school play, fine arts week, and the senior class play. Looking over the film Lord of the Flics spon- sored by Drama Club arc Suzanne Parish and Melanie Shelton. 97 Use of different machines such as the van-typewriter are available through membership in FSA. future secretaries joined to broaden knowl- edge of secretarial field most girls enrolled in stenography also joined fsa to broaden their knowledge of the secretarial field, speakers from different com- panies were invited to explain various office jobs, at christmas-time, members exchanged gifts and decorated chs halls with holiday wire, stationary sales enabled them to have a bowling party and spring picnic, another big event of the year was the annual initiation where new members took part in the candle lighting ceremony. fsa mary ann pencil president mary jo ofiger vice-president connie harden recording secretary barb reeves treasurer sharon wilt corresponding secretary mclinda pencil program chairman julic bclk michelle blieu mary durce terri harder csther karantinos teresa kellcy kandy kistler vicki leander linda lueders lisa lunardi mary kay o’neil sheila prior patti ramscy gail rank lynn roederer barb springer pam wagschal jani wanzcjl jane williams Taking part in the candle light initiation ceremony arc Mary Duree, Melinda Pencil, and Mary Ann Pencil. 98 GJ 3- th. cH .A- Xk. . Usixfu MLj . rgSLXijXJ). ------- T7 T t' J £a. . n 0 yp ■ _ vvii i future teachers association by—pass study halls to teach children with hopes of more insight into the world of education, fta members participated in various school-oriented activities, some tutored youngsters at lincoln school, while others aided teachers at madison. the future teachers gave up their study halls for both of these activities, speakers were invited to monthly meetings to inform members of colleges suitable for a teacher occupation, other topics discussed were the different types of schools and the teaching of the handicapped. Giving individual attention to students at Madison, Vcm Pieper explains a puzzling problem. fta jill wellncr president barb parry vice-president, secretary debbic burger jane guttierez carol hottenstein tcresa meinert sue mullen debby ncycns matt olscn sandy olson vcm pieper bonnic nnggenberg david springer Discussing a possible guest speaker for a future meeting, Tcresa Meinert gives her point of view on the subject. 99 french club montreal excursion entices members to bake plans for another trip to montreal filled a majority of french club meetings, with hopes for another excursion in mind, members held bake sales, garage sales, and car washes to raise the necessary funds, getting together for fun, french club sang carols and practiced customs at the Christmas party, at another meeting, guest speaker maryse dussussios, a foreign exchange student from west high, spoke on the educational system of francc. For French Club members Cindy Owens recalls the story of Christmas past. 100 Accompanied by Beth McDonald at the piano arc Kathy Gilc Janice Ol- son. and Kris SchnefT as they sing French Christmas carols. french club kathy gilc president patty kclley vice-president nicky robison secretary hope wolfe treasurer junc anderson becky andersen cindy awtry jaync baker bruce batterson Steve bawden suzanne beryle marie bromcr pam buckncr ben chatterson debbie Christopher ruth Cleveland allison cooke nicki dalcy lynn dannacher chcric dufault marcia echert mich elliot sue frame bill frank mindy free julie gabriel nancy gaul tracy getman celia gutierrez patricia gould jackic haack jenny hand joann hansen nancy haughenberry dottic hennan flori henninger denise hogvin patti hammcrschmidt sue johson barb kccnan betsy kchoc carolyn knight kathy kohlbcck ann kuta karen lindberg jody ludin caihy lulich mike mccoy beth mcdonald scott meyer sue mullen malcolm mcquay janice olson jan oxley cindy owens martha paulos gloria power mary pricstcr anna randolf jenny rizk kris schnefT tory scars ben seven mclanie shelton kassic shenmer gail smith missy smith marcia soenksen dianne speth valeric staley marth stegmaier ann strang missy strank valeric sylvia ben sweet kathy twyncr karen wendhausen ann west glen wharton debbie white faith wolfe bill young Explaining the bulletin board fully to Canadian visitor, Luke Paris, is Ben Webb. gra rainy day picnic held in cafeteria getting acquainted, gra members held a “picnic” in the school cafeteria on September 23. in spite of rain, plans were carried out. the annual Christmas party, held on december 16, attracted many faculty children. Christmas was made a little merrier for the needy family that received the canned goods contributed by members, three months of hard work went into the preparation of spinster’s spree, held on january 25. couples followed the yellow brick road to the land of oz”, where they danced to the black rose, girls who earned the required number of points by participating in gra activities were awarded at the end-of-the year banquet. Gathering ideas for activities from old GRA files arc Carolyn Knight and Marybcth Wcybum. Going over plans for a future GRA meeting arc Connie Winchcll and Ann West. 102 gra ann west president connie winchell vice-president linda fulton secretary carolyn knight treasurer marybeth weybum program chairman francenc acosta susan adams gloria aegerter mary ahlgren terry aldrcdgc mary alien cindi anderson bccky anderson cindy autry charlcne bachcldcr maura baily jayne baker jill baker stcvic banks clla bassow shiri batcy nan bell cccilia bennet lynda benisch susanne berger dona bergeron lisa betchcr maryann bickford vitina biondo lynn black cindy blackburn janic blackfclncr colleen bland tami boaz karen bloomer holly bohl shawn bonath judy boyd dcbbie brady sandy breyle cindy bright peggy brock veronica brooks rebccca bruch pam buckncr kathy buhrow jeri bumett sue caldwcll maria canncfax pat ceurvorst deb cinkovich alison cookc debra coonts pam coonts debbie council sue corlctt carol cox pam craig cathy crump nicky dalcy lynn dannochcr darcie dellit beih dengcr sue deverman candy dexter gayla dexter glory dicks sharon donahuc debbie doss jane drcwel jayne drumniond debbie dubicl cherie dufault mari durcc linda dyer sue eberlc janice eberlein marcia cckcrt cathy enteman suzanne crickson bobie fallow rcncc fallow bcvcrly farmer debby fenn lu ann fields carol fisher sue flandcrs karen fletchcr paula fowler debbie fox sara fox kathy frahmlisa framm jan freeman debbie freshwater carol fritzchc julic gabricl sara gadient linda garlock tracy getman pam gilmorc roxanne gilmorc connie gipplc laura goff bernicc golden hclen golden lori goldman sharon goodwin kathy gordon patricia gould katy grayson debra greer cindy gripp celia gutierrez jackic haack adrianne habra Janet hahn jodcc halligan anna halscy lois hammond jenny hand joann hansen pam hanson connie harden lerri harden jan hardcsty nancy harrington barb harris debbie haughenberry' nancy haughenberry chcryl hartley joelyn hayck ann heni flori hiningcr linda hintze mary' ann hoehne lerri hoeppner janct hoffman maria hoffman nancy hoffman dcnisc hogbin anne homes carol hottenstcin rose hueser joyce huston nancy irwin karen james kay Janssen ann jcpscn barb Johnson pam johnson sue johnson chris joncs jill joncs kathy joncs melinda jones vicki joncs carol Jordan linda josvangcr beth kcckler barb kecnan betsy kecnan betsy kchoc patty kcllcy sharon kcllcy teresa kcllcy jeanene kilmcr robin kinzer debra kirkpatrick kathy kirsch judy kislia kandy kistler marilcc kocnig gail kohlbcck kathy kohlbcck linda kononovs mary lammcrs sharon lammcrs karen larson vicki leander peg leader sherry ledford janice Ichcw deanna lemmon michelle leslcin rose ann lovejoy bcckc luchner linda lucdcrs cathy lulich lisa lunardi leslie mandas vickie marland janct marland susan mason marge me cartney linda me connell beth me donald bccky me intosh muffy me kay jamic mccr teresa meinert anne mcrrill karen millard patti miller sharon miller sue miller susan mullcn pat montgomcry connie moreno mary neal jill nelson pam nelson debbie ncwcomb linda newman penny nitz mary norbeck kathy Odette mary jo oliger carol olson sandy olson mary kay o’ncill jean ann oxley marie palmer vicky pappas suzanne parish barb parry debbie parsons serenda pearl lillian pccplcs mary ann pencil melinda pencil lu pcrshall katc peters debbie petersen sherri petersen dianc pfitzenmaicr nancy pilkenton debbie poneleit pat pricbe mary pricstcr susie pricstcr charlcne putnam debbie railsback billie ramm anna randolph carole rasmussen sunny rces denise rcmlcy donna remley beth rendall cynthia rhodcs gail richard sue rider deb riefe bonnic riepe marilyn riley Sidney rissmann vicki roberts gayle robertson robin robertson nicki robison carol rocha lynn roedercr bev roop karen rose nancy routlcy jackic ruefer peggy nige tern ruhl rose schlichting cathi schmidt michelle st. clairc debbie wamcr kris schneff karen steward dolores wasson lynn schncidcr linda steward Catherine wells leslie schrickcr missy strank chris wells dianc schrocder sandy stratman karen wendhausen sally schrodcr marge Stratton mary wertish carric saur monies strong nan west pat schutte sharon stuckcl lauric wcsterficld linda schwarz chcryl swain debbie white col let tc scott chcryl Swanson jane williams lory scars valeric Sylvia carol Williamson janct shawver dawn tatc kathy whitlow mclanic shclton paulinc trainque brenda wiepert barb simpson debbie thumess pam wohlcrs cllcn smith joyce turkle sue worlcy mclissa smith debbie van hecke debbie w ren velda smith joanne van scoy dianc wyatt marcia soenksen charlcne vamum sally zajichck barbara soults joyce vernum jane zanutto cathy spencer rosemary voss kathi zimmerman barb springer julic ward sheri zuhlsdorf sandy squire paula ward valeric Staley peggy ward i Preparing badges for the 1971 Spree candidates is Leslie Mandas. 103 german club bake sales provide money for activities in spite of the complexities of the german language, some students till found time for german club, beginning the year, members made a homecoming display, a Christ- mas party was their next big get-together, bake sales were held to raise money for special events, their german dinner followed by other festivities was one such event, german club also got together with west high for a tobogganing party. Planning the menu for their German dinner are Char Putnam. Sally Schroedcr. Deb Ricfe, Jim Lorenzen. Brian Wysoskc, Dave Shore, and Maria Canncfax. german club char putnam president mat olsen vice-president denise hoffmann secretary, treasurer mari canncfax paul canncfax joe cartwright melody guenther carol hottcnstcin david kilmer sieve kimmel terry leppla jim lorenzen greg miller greg mowry vickic peppas neal regan debra ricfe mark riese sally schroedcr david shore debra thumess jana vandergagdt mary wertish kristie williams brian wysoskc sam yarham Playing a German game that involves keeping as much newspaper under you from people trying to rip it away, Denise Hoffman keeps a wary eye on her opponent. 104 The makings of an ice pack are now available to member Pam Nelson through the use of the new refrigerator. two trips help with medical investigation investigating into the medical professions, health careers club made two trips this year, bake sales provided the funds, moline luthcran hospital, their first destination, was toured over Christmas vacation, in early spring, the club em- barked on a trip to one of Chicago’s prominent hospitals, inspired by their trips, members probed further into the wide world of medicine. Asa member of Health Careers, Leslie Mandas is able to practice her nursing skills on sick patients . 105 latin club “home on the range” goes latin “da mihi donum ubi ursi errant” translated as “give me a home where the buffalo roam could be heard as latin club members joined together to enjoy the classics, greek history, the greek alphabet, and latin songs were also a part of their monthly meetings. 1971 transcended into roman times at the roman banquet that climaxed their year, romans” ate, drank, and presented a skit. Representing the Latin offices of Consul. Senator, Scriba, and Censor are Jeff IvanofT, Nancy Irwin, Sara Gadicnt. Guy Irwin. Mark Cleve and Jim Hayek. latin bill Campbell co-consul mark cleve co-consul nancy irwin scriba pam buckncr quaestor rcbecca witte quaestor jane alien jill baker joy caldwell smiley courtney guy irwin Charles lee ricky myli sue o’connor cilcen powers rcbecca richmond mark riese irma smith kim tunicliff scott tunicliff joe witte Member Mike Quigg helps Becky Richmond run through her “alpha, beta, gammas, as they try their hand at the Greek language. 106 Others prepare for future contests as Andy Shaw consults a schedule with Mr. Davidson. nfl strive to maintain high reputation in events varying from debate to humorous interpretation of literature, national forensic league members have made a name for central across the state, almost every weekend, from the beginning of november until the end of april, these students attended various contests and strived to earn trophies to retain the reputation they had earned. Varsity debaters John Kuta and Bob Davis review their case as they anticipate victories over rival debate squads. nfl john kuta president jack helms vice-president patty kelley secretary' craig levien treasury jefT ashford moria camcy robert davis nancy davis russell dircks debbic doss sherry cnalcr scherry ledford sieve martin eileen powers james schlimmcr andy shaw robert shomper bob sidney mike siegel steve singer chris smith karen steward ken stringer 107 natare swimmers synchronize talents in water show monday nights brought natarc members together to practice for their may show, making the scene , various scenes throughout the u.s. were depicted by swimmers wearing self-designed and sewn costumes, soloists kathy whitlow and sara fox presented china town and carnegie hall , natare can be described as a good learn- ing experience, not only do members create, but they must follow what others create, the synchronized swimmers proved that they accomplished their goal as they swam together down Pennsylvania avenue for the grand finale. Exchanging gifts are Meredith McKay, Debbie Petersen, and Beth Randall. At the annual Christmas party Miss Judy Vukelich, club adviser, and Betsy Keenan unwrap gifts. Performing a perfect right ballet leg Debbie Petersen prepares for her quartet routine in the annual show. At a Monday night meeting, members work at perfecting their synchronized swimming abilities with ballet legs. natare kathy whitlow president sara fox vice-president jane zanutto secretary cindy blackburn sue flanders dcbbic freshwater sara gadient joann hansen barb keenan betsy keenan mary lammcrs karen lawson meredith me kay dcbbic petersen beth randall nicky robison joni van scoy paula ward ann west nan west kitsy zimmerman 109 Troika member, Carol Rasmussen, docs her part by hanging a poster prepared by Pep Club. pep club mike dau julie hockcr doug miller betsy rotherham carol rasmusson shanc day rick hoeksema jeff miller scot rosburg troika bob devermann nancy hoffman patti miller terri ruhl nan west sharon donahuc davc hogbin ruth moorc jeff saforck troika bobbie fallow connie halevoet mike mullen carolyn schacfcr connic winchell bill farris anne holmes sue mullen dale schcrlcr troika beverly farmer brian hurt pam nelson kim schlabach betsy kcenan lu ann fields carl hyslopc mary jo oliger jim schlimmcr secretary bill fox don jackson franccs papenbrock tory sears sara fox lamar jackson dan parker andy shaw sue adams mr. manfred fritz jim jenson bob patterson janet shawver chris arp linda fluton barb johnson glenn perkins mike shelton janicc barric hal garrison kathy joncs thcresa paync david shore rodd bartemeycr james garrow linda josvinger alan peterson terri Sinclair clla bassow tracy getman betsy kchoe vcm pieper kassic skinner nancy bauer connie gipplc teresa kcllcy bruce poguc melissa smith julie bclk dennis goctsch scott kent diane powers marcia soenksen nancy bell bcmice golden davc kilmcr kirk prebyl barb soults dona bergeron helen golden harriet kipling sheila prior michcllc st. clair ned bergert danny grayson judy kislia char putnam karen steward tami boaz katy grayson erkki koski mike quigg larry stowe holly boaz waync guinee katy lardncr don radcch judy tylcr joann bond celia gutierrez karen iarson ranty rathje mary tylcr frosty borland mark gwin kim Iarson bill rector linda wasscll ray bowter linda hacckcr vicki leandcr debusc renket rick weber sandy broyles janet hahn peg leader stevc rich kathy whitlow kathy buhrow mark hall paul leopard bccky richmond larry wiese debbic burger jodee halligan beth me donald sue rider jane williams joy caldwell joann hansen muffy me kay deb riefe cindy wincklcr sue caldwell terri harden dave martens mark riese kim winters joe campanelli tom han cathy maycr sid rissman debbic wren sieve Campbell chcryl hartley susan mason vicki roberts bill wren kevin ease debbic haughenberry bruce meyer lyndcll roedercr dale young m.c. corrothers jerome culps jim hayck karen millard bev roop sally zajichck 110 Conferring with Mi� He� over plans for the football banquet are Connie Winchell and Nan West. pep club troika, new idea in leadership pep club experienced a “troika” this year, consisting of carol rasmussen, nan west, and connie winchell. troika, a russian word, actually means a vehicle drawn by three horses abreast, but was used by pep club to mean a sharing of the president’s duties by three, club members boosted our athletes and school spirit by making locker decorations and posters. Before games Pep Club sells many buttons and tags to boost school spirit. Ill trr Check, n to sec w Cth cr or not cst he, “ ««cnee Qub «•mber hhar °onah Participants John Moeller and Jeff IvanofT map the International Science Fair route. science club candy sales take over holly sales science club, exploring into the realms of the world of science, made this year an interesting one. scott county park was the sight of their annual Christmas party, where tobogganing was enjoyed by all. members attempted to sell holly at Christmas time, but found candy sales much more profitable, various symposiums, such as one in rock island on lasars, were visited, science club also supported chs students who entered various science fairs. science club bob gardner jefF ivanofT frank gorshe president mark graham john mocller benita hemandez vice-president juanita hemandez june anderson dave hogbin secretary carl a hvslope Charles knouse gary landhauscr treasurer carolyn levcrich brian major jefT ashford karen millard lisa bctchcr jeff mocller joe biller john rasper john boonc brucc stout luann claeys monica strong ruth Cleveland ramona turner sharon donahuc rhonda turner ann drcssclhaus kathy twyner bccky francis brian wysoskc Intently preparing a lab is Club member Kathy Twyer. 113 SPANISH club larry strowc president linda fulton vice-resident marybelh weybum secretary, treasurer kathy meyers program chairman jeff ashford jim banks gordon baustian cecilia bennett greg bcslcr janine blackfelner cindy balckbum moira camcy peg collier dcbbic connell pam craig cindy dawes linda dawes beth delashmutt john diehl sharon donahue linda dyer mark cnzlcr sue crickson gail farber carol fisher sue Handers kathy frahm rcbccca francis carol fritzschc lisa fromm kathy gile Ion goldman nancy gonyier lois hammond pam hanson cheryl hartley davc hart dcbbic haughenberry jerry hess julic hocker maria hofTman jeff hunt rick jensen beth kcckler jeanne keogh jeanne kilmer kathy kirsch john koseiz joe krusc kathy lardncr karen larson ten longeneckcr dcbbic mahony janet martin bccky me intosh mulTy me kay tcresa meinert connie mouno mike murray mary nichols cindy owens bob paltcrsa suzanne parrish dcbbic petersen vem pieper jim pushetonequa rose pronschke jeff randleman john rasper ron rinchod carol rocha nancy routley terry ruhl dale scherlcr rose schilling lynn schniedcr jaync schutman janet shawver david sheehan alan smith dick spencer larry stimpson bruce stoul sand)1 stratman chcn swanson lois taller mark tubbs joyce turclc rose voss chris wagner ron washam davc wicks brenda wieper pam wohlers rodney yoah sally zajichek rosario zapata Examining the poncho that Mark Tubbs brought back from his visit to Columbia is Lori Goldman. Describing the intricate designs on an ornate tray from Mexico to club officers is their advisor. Mr. Block 114 'ailing anxiously for Linda Fulton to finish the Christmas party's pinata is Gordon Baustian, bat in hand. Spanish club broaden interest through countries’ cultures each year Spanish club is open to all students; the club itself concentrates on presenting the countries’ cultures to broaden interests of members, adreanna habra, foreign exchange student from argentina this year, told about her country, showing pictures, the club also held its annual Christmas party in the school cafeteria, members were asked to bring homemade desserts, and danced to the music of the “hobbit , the traditional pinata was al- so broken, gloria powers was a guest speaker and spoke of her exchange student, nelly delta esquivel diaz from yucatan, mexico, who spent the summer with her family. Spanish Club is even planned after school as Miss Judy Vukelich gives two members enthusiastic support on a proposed meeting. IIS student council varied committees formed to help students attempting to unite the student body, student council became involved, forming various committees to investigate new ideas such as the liberalizing of study halls and the forma- tion of a sds organiqation. a refrigerator purchased for the nurses’ office, enabled nurses to give snacks to stu- dents with early morning hunger pains, the council also providing the funds for Christmas and decorations, gave allowances to the foreign exchange students, and spon- sored student affairs week, getting together with other councils throughout this area, chs student council promoted good relations between schools by joining the quint cities student congress. Student Council members wait to be recognized at a Senate meeting. Three members of the Constitutional Com- mittee sit down together to work on new ammendments to the constitution. 116 Following the unexpected mid-year student council elections, Tom Hart, vice president, and Larry- McNeal. president, debate plans for future meetings. student council sue flanders larry mcneal brian golick president danny gray son tom hart anna halsey vice-president rcginald harris cathy crump dottie hennan secretary barry- hunter pam hanson jim jensen treasurer ann jcpscn kim kemp linda josvanger former president rudy juarez betsy kehoe doug aanes rick lively gloria aegerter Steve martin bob amould starr norville sieve bawden noland o’boyle vitina liondo diane pfitzenmaier ron bladel deb railsback tami boaz sunny rces tom bulat terri ruhl kevin cain dale scherler moira camcy jim schlimmer gregg chase tory sears rick chase christy smith mike childs ken stringer mark coleman cathy wells bob davis connie winchcll mike day hope wolfc john diehl diane wyatt jane zannutto Senator Mark Coleman questions former presi- dent Kim Kemp about the possibilities of a Stu- dents for a Democratic Society Chapter at CHS. 117 Communication among the officers is a vital part of planning Tri-Y meet- ings. Member Jackie Rucfcr listens as Bonnie Popp from the Y explains direc- tions. tri-y bernicc golden sharon donahuc hclcn golden president linda greer sandy olscn adriana habra vice-president mary ann hochnc holly bohl dcnisc hogbin secretary sue johnson lori goldman judy kirlin treasurer beth mcdonald carol meinhardt mary alhgrcn karen millard marta bartlett mary kay o'ncil susanne bergec tami baoz mary ann pencil lu perschal alison cooke sue rider beth denger jackic ruefer dcbbic doss melanic shclton sue Handers vclda smith carol fritzsche vicki untied! linda fulton jana vanderjagt kathy gile ann west connie gipplc mary beth weybum tri-y service and fun kept girls busy service, mixed with fun,kept tri-y members busy throughout the year, lower membership fees attracted many more participants, members donned their costumes and headed for the hallowccn party, fruit collected at thanks- giving time was distributed to needy families throughout davenport, tri-y also pre- sented a holy day service be- fore school at easter time, concluding their busy year, a spagetti supper was held followed by a style show. European traveler Holly Bohl. center, shows some of her momentos to Suzi Berger and Adriana Ha- bra. 119 Going over the financial records of the club is treasurer Bev Roop. quill and scroll self-expression important in varied contests expressing oneself was very important in quill and scroll, members had many chances to do just that, poetry and short story contests were held in february. contestants could choose any topic, humor- ous or serious, with hopes of winning first, second, or third place, the annual essay contest was held in april, with winners being announced during fine arts week, judg- ing of all three was done by local quad-city teachers, quill and scroll brought it all together at the end of-the-year banquet in may, congratulating everyone for their hard work. quill and scroll sherry batey president terry' myers vice-president sari cookc secretary bev roop treasurer doug aanes mary ahlgren joann bond davc booz rick cleve carol fritzschc bcmice golden mike lischer tracy loudon ruth moore bob Sidney francie siegel connic winchcll Checking to make sure that all future members are in the upper third of their class are Sherry Batey. Mrs. Kirkpatric Cooke. 120 United Nation Model Assembly members in the course of action refer often to pamphlets for information. u. n. model assembly Pakistan and luxembourg represented by students Pakistan and luxembourg were well represented by fifteen chs students involved in the u. n. model assembly, the delegates spent the year researching and preparing materials for the april session in cedar rapids, stu- dents from throughout iowa attended, each submitting resolutions to the general assembly, those involved in this miniature united nations experienced the difficulty in drafting resolutions agree- able to all, as well as keeping peace between nations. u. n. model assembly Pakistan junc anderson debbic Christopher lu ann claeys larry hafner jeff ivanoflf karen millard sue rider faith wolfe luxembourg bill baltimore alison cookc sherri cntler mark graham tom hart marie palmer laurie wcstcrficld Cookie sales is one of the ways U. N. members raise money for their trip in April. 121 sports The 1971 Varsity Squad is: ROW I: Mark Meier. Mike Dau. Kurt Williams. Rick Bchnckc. Rick Weber. Brad Witt. Don Radech. Bill Grey. Ray Tschillard, Tony Bostic. Greg Bcsslcr. ROW 2: Wayne Richardson. Fernando Pena. Russ Bockenfeld. Gary McKibbin. Mike Richardson. Kim Nelson. Jeff Parker. Stan DcMay. Wally Huckstead, Kevin Martin. Danny Grayson. Jim Hayck. Pat Miller. ROW 3: Jim Edwards. M. C. Carruthcrs. Mike Obanion. E. J. Squire, Dan Grau. Don Hopewell. Alan Peterson. Randy Baker. Ed Bemer, Joel King. Steve Harding. Doug Miller. Darrel Alan. ROW 4: Bryan Wysoske, Ron Bell. Lloyd Weisbrook. Kevin Case. Ron Stuart. Bob Devcrman. Randy Rathje. Dennis Grotsch, Jim Jensen. Chris Gwin. Jim Piper, Mike Mullin. JefT Longly. Bill Shofer, Hal Garrison, Jim Faschcr. Varsity offense: ROW ; Mike Mullin. Don Hopewell, Greg Besslcr. Bob Deverman, Bill Grey, Kurt Williams, Jim Hayek. ROW 2: Ray Tschillard. Coach Tom Murphy. Mike Dau. Randy Rathje. Coach Jack Leabo, Tony Bostic. Jim Jensen. Coach Joe Campanclli. 124 football Flying through the air Joel King attempts to block an opponents pass. forces united in platoon football attempting to unite the forces of offense and defense, central played platoon football for the first time, although it was not a victori- ous year, team members got it all together through teamwork, included on the varsity team were 12 sophomores who proved them- selves valuable during the hot august workouts, senior mike mullen and junior jim jenson were chosen for the 1971 w. o. c. all-metropolitan team, finishing the season, the annual football banquet was held for the hardworking varsity and sophomore teams, hal garrison, joel king, mike mullen, and mike dau were the four co-captains named for the varsity team. While Greg Bcsslcr takes care of a would be tackier. Ray Tschillard prepares to run for a long one. 12$ chs 22 20 26 27 26 14 12 0 6 14 football varsity scores opponent cedar rapids Washington 35 burlington 18 dubuque wahlert 21 alleman 42 assumption 26 east moline 27 west 14 rock island 21 cedar rapids jcfferson 35 moline 28 2 wins—7 losses—1 tie Somewhere amidst a pack of Blue Devils is a tackled East Moline Panther. Varsity defense: ROW I: Ron Bell. Rick Behncke. Don Radcch. Brad Witt. ROW 2: Chris Gwin. Lloyd Weisbrook. Joel King. Hal Garrison. Coach Larry Sherman. Mark Meier. Coach Jim Fox. Stan DeMay. M. C. Carruthcrs. 126 Hitting hard and blocking with force, grid men build endurance and strength during practice. sophomores squad rick lively brian mahoncy rod bartcmcycr richard marshall stcvc bawden dave martens jcff beard jcff maury darrcll beechum jim meguire bob bumell jim mcintyre kcvin cain john nagle gary calc tim o'ncil john Campbell glen perkins dave Christner vernon phillips bruce cookc bobby richards jerome culps john ries jerry cdwards eldon riggenberg gary ewcrt rich rinehart alan fontain ron rinehart jcff fox mike rose fred hansell cliff simmons brian hart greg sly dwight hart mike wiese dave howard brad wikerd chris hull richard williams mike knickrehm sophomore scores chs opponent 15 cedar rapids Washington 22 7 burlington 0 8 dubuque wahlert 16 12 alleman 32 20 assumption 16 18 east moline 6 27 west 22 25 rock island 8 6 cedar rapids jcfFerson 35 0 moline 26 5 wins—5 losses—0 ties 127 Varsity squad cheerleaders from left to right: Linda Newman, Marybelh Weybum, Bev Roop, Carolyn Knight, and Linda Fulton. “Whada ya say, chants Carolyn Knight to Imp fans. Reserve squad cheerleaders: FRONT ROW left to right; Pat Ccurvorst, Missy Smith. Connie Dressen; SECOND ROW, Mary Wertish; STANDING; Sid Rissman. 128 cheerleaders Assisting in maintaining Pat Cucrvorst’s balance, Debbie Riefe steadies Rat's legs. yells, smiles, tears boast blue devil spirits joining the spirited forces of chs, the fifteen girls making up the varsity and reserve squads wore new uniforms this year, red and blue sweaters were purchased along with shoes dyed in the school colors, cheerleaders met every Wednesday and thursday to practice chants, cheers, mounts, and tumbling, the three squads were chosen last spring by faculty judges, over 50 attended tuesday morning workshops to learn both and new cheers, in spite of the aggravating moments, chs cheerleaders found promoting school spirit a challenge as well as a lot of fun. “Hail lo the red and blue. sings Linda Newman. 129 Fight! pleads Linda Fulton during the West game. Reserve squad cheerleaders: FRONT ROW left to right: Karen Larson, Nicki Robison. Debbie Ricfe. DCindy Anderson; top center; Beth Randall. 130 Concentrating on strategy and determination, junior Theodis Craig gains points. wrestling chs wrestlers take many titles rising to city champs, chs wrestlers started practice in late november. opening the season with a demonstration of wrestling techniques to the student body at the winter sports assembly, the team con- tinued with good fortune, co- captains, jay hubner and toni bostic, were unbeaten in the dual meet season, with a 6—4 record, chs finished with second place in both the sec- tional and district, junior theodis craig placed second in the state meet held on february 26 and 27. sophomore and junior varsity wrestlers also got together on the wrestling mat. taking turns at the meets, the two teams showed much potential for next year’s varsity squad. wrestling scores chs 22 36 26 13 36 19 14 23 27 16 opponent bettendorf 21 assumption 13 north scott 14 clinton 30 alleman 14 rock island 26 east moline 21 moline 19 west 16 cedar rapids jefTerson 26 6 wins—4 losses—0 ties Senior Mike DeAnda pins his opponent under the watchful eye of the referee. 131 Varsity squad: ROW 1: Mike DeAnda, Terry Olsen. Jay Hubner. Wayne Boyd, Kent Dexter. Gary Clark. ROW2: Ray Tschillard, Tony Bostic. Greg Bcsler. Dennis Rogers. Bill Gray, Jim Edwards. ROW 3: Coach Tom Murphy. sophomore squad members nate breakenridge bill bribriesco bob burnell marc cunnick mark enzler gabe gutterriz joe kruse jim mcintyre gary mckibbin mike nelson bob richards john ries rick rinchardt ron rinehardt mike siegel mike vanhccke mike wendt jerry wicks randy wicks On top and just about to win. Jay Hubner awaits the first and final count. 132 Varsity wrestler. Tony Bostic, at- tempts to pin his opponent at State competition. sophomore scores chs opponent 18 moline 33 16 bettendorf 34 25 assumption 15 21 north scott 23 12 SUeman 36 33 rock island 15 20 east moline 21 3 moline 45 19 west 28 8 cedar rapids jefferson 2 wins—8 losses—0 ties 40 Junior varsity: ROW I: Mike VanHecke. Dave Schcehan. Mike Siegel. Mark Enzler. Gabe Gulterriz. Bill Bnbncsco. Bob Burnell. Jim McIntyre. ROW 2: Jim Piper, Kevin Walker. John Ries, Gary McKibbin. Nate Breakenridge, Bob Richards. Joe Kruse. Brad Wikert. 133 CHS varsity swim team includes: ROW 1: Wayne Kolboord. Doug Ottc. Doug Heritage. Dave Pheteplace. ROW 2: John Cox. Jim Lorenzen. Dale Schcrlcr. Jim Hayck. Bruce Meyer. John Rock. ROW3: Dave Booz, Mike Radech, Charlie Boone. Mike Mullen. Scott Rosburg. Millard Parker. John Kassing. Coach Manfred Fritz, Coach Larry Swanson. On the board: Doug Bockcnfcld. Bruce Brcdbcck, Mike Spratt, Mark Nelson. 134 Reaching for the sky. CHS diver Jim Hayek strives for perfection in his form and balance. boys’ swimming freestyler, diver set new varsity records teamwork being the key factor, chs swim team had a very successful year, starting in the fall, imp swimmers worked out before and after school, striving for better times, two broke a school record in the 400 yd. freestyle with a time of 4:11.3; mike radeach, junior diver, set a record with 341 points, central placed third in the west invitational, finishing the year with fourth in the district, sophomore swimmers also did well this year, a record was broken by doug bockcnfeld as well as in the 400 yd. freestyle relay, by getting it all together, swim- mers had a much better year than was anticipated. 135 Junior varsity swimmers arc ROW I: Mark Bruch. Greg Whitcomb, Steve Kelly. Don Walton. Phil Ashford. ROW2:Carl Irwin, Mike Williams. Phil Jennings. Mike Doak. Missing arc: Jeff Ashford. Fred Hansel). 136 Ready to swim the breaststroke that took him to State is Charlie Boone. boys’ swimming chs opponents 56 Clinton 39 69 iowa city university high 26 65 iowa city west 30 65 iowa city high 30 50 tipton 44 76 assumption 16 28 molinc 67 13 Washington 82 47 muscatine 48 38 west 57 24 rock island 71 35 west 60 55 Ottumwa 40 39 west 7 wins—7 losses—0 ties 56 137 Member of the girls' swim team executes a racing dive for a fast start. Girls swim team includes: ROW 1: Betsy Keenan, Julie Duncan, Barb Soults, Karen Larson, Beth Rendall, Sally Zajichek. Jeancnc Blackfclncr. ROW 2: Cicilia Bennett, Cheryl Hanley. Jeanene Kilmer, Cindy Blackburn, Michelle St. Clair. Barb Keenan. ROW 3: Pam Hansen, manager; Coach Esther Nabity. Adriana Habra, manager; Ann Jcpscn. Paula Ward. Sue Mullen, Nicki Robison, Roann Hansen. Pam Nelson, Kathi Bunrow. On the board: Joni Van Scoy. Cathi Schmidt, Lynn Schneider, Nan West, Ann West. 138 girls’ swimming state qualifiers travel to state meet with new leadership, the girl’s swim team strove for a better year. mrs. esther nabity coached the 30 member team at their three weekly practices starting early in march, at the january 16 sports day with west, assump- tion, and muscatine two records were set. nicki robison set a record in the 200 freestyle; sue flanders made record time with 1:14.1 in the 100 yd. butterfly, in spite of longer distances, the girls tried to break national records at the district meet held on april 10. qualifiers traveled to state the follow- ing week-end. Stroking fast and furiousl)', the CHS girls’ swim team provides keen competition against challenging opponents during a meet with West High School. 139 basketball chs defeats whs in metro stringer leads in scoring with only one starter returning this year, the chs basketball team attempted to join forces, starting in October, the imps practiced three hours daily, sprints, layups, frccthrows, rebounding, tips, and guarding and offense drills were all a part of workouts, although the blue devils were not victorious, they did have six wins conquering west, clinton, bettendorf, assumption, and burlington. senior ken stringer was named the most valuable player in the quad-city metro conference, setting an individual record of 487 points in 20 games, for the first in seven years, the imps were beaten in the district, the march 5 game a- gainst west was the closest of the season. Going in for another two points for the Blue Devils is forward Jim Jensen. Varsity team: ROW I: Randy Ralph, manager; E. J. Squire, manager; Tom Bulat. Jim StofTer, Don Moriarity, Dennis Bishop. Joe Lyons. Steve Dau. Joe King, Dave Dcnglcr. manager. ROW2: Coach Don Grensing. Bob Clifton. Dennis Gocttsch. Alan Baysinger. Randy Rathjc, Jim Jensen, John Carstcns. Kin Stringer. Charles Mesick, Dave Dray. Gordon Baustian, Mark Lucas. Mike Day, Chris Gwin. Coach Tony Spencer. 140 Getting the tips is re- turning center Ken Stringer. Once again Joel King goes into flight as the ball is knocked out of bounds. varsity scores chs opponents 70 dubuque 81 58 cast moline 74 72 assumption 45 62 kennedy 77 60 west 83 52 allcman 70 56 moline 64 78 rock island 100 68 east moline 81 79 assumption 57 59 Clinton 48 67 bettendorf 40 79 west 73 57 alleman 62 56 burlington 54 50 moline 59 64 jefTerson 76 66 rock island 79 63 bettendorf 45 50 west 53 141 basketball Keeping his Rock Island opponent at arms length as he plans his next move is Denny Bishop. 142 Rushing down court Don Mortality attcmpis 10 make a quick basket sophomores scores chs opponents 48 dubuque 62 38 east moline 62 52 assumption 42 61 kennedy 59 59 west 67 46 alleman 64 41 moline 64 62 rock island 61 T1 east moline 64 67 assumption 53 62 Clinton 52 68 bettendorf 46 69 west 68 56 alleman 66 55 burlington 62 58 moline 64 72 jefierson 74 79 rock island 86 sophomore squad rod bartemeyer phil bartscher ned bergert frosty borland Steve Campbell m. c. carruthers kevin case jerome culps shanc day bill fox brian hart rick hoeksema lams jackson kim larson dave manens doug miller bob patterson skip perkins mike quigg jefT saforek jim schilimmer kenny scott gary soltau greg stoffer Aiming to score two with a West man hot in pursuit Jim Jensen lays one up for the Blue Devils. 143 boys’ golf getting together on the green, members of the golf team aimed for top place in the state, golfers, coached by mr. ralph kershaw, started practice in mid-march for the first game on march 30. a new method of scoring was adapted this year, instead of tallying the four best scores, all five scores were added together to determine the winner, following five weeks of conference matches, the boys went to sectional on may 7 advancing to state. Driving his way to first position on the Blue Devil golf squad. Ken Stringer happily demonstrates his ability in using woods. Seniors on the boys golf team are Ken Stringer. John Rock. Ron Washam. Rick Weber, Jack Helms. Coach Ralph Kershaw. 144 Juniors on the golf team include Wayne Guincc, Ken Bell, Jim Lorenzen, John Mueller, Tom Stopulos, Jim Fry, Andy Shaw. Sophomores on the team arc Bob O'Malley, Steve Kelly. Dick Kling, Decker Trusdcll. Thatch Irwin, Rick Miller, Kent Simmons. Casey Fanning. Ready to hit the ball is Bob Patterson. Absent from the picture arc Dave Howard and Bob Oakes. 145 B:l girls’ golf experience and skill aid successful season with a new team added to the conference, chs girls’ golf team played moline, east moline, rock island, and west high teams, under the direction of miss marge holderncss, the team practiced monday and friday mornings. difficulty arose when cut- ting the team to 12 members as most of last year’s team returned, experience and skill were two very important factors as was learned by the female golfers. Keeping (he eyes on (he ball is a good preventive agins( cutting divo(s for senior golfer Sue Pnestcr. Members of (he girls golf (cam arc ROW I: Lynn Schneider, Cindy Bright. Linda Fulton, Sid Rissman. ROW2: Holly Bohl, Debbie Ricfc, Sue Pricstcr, Cicilia Bennett. Betsy Kehoe. ROW 3: Mary Ahlgrcn. Pam Hansen, Marybcth Weybum, Carolyn Knight. Sally Zajicheck, Marcia Eckert, Martha Paulos. 146 As Linda Fulton illustrates the proper stance needed for accurate drives. Cecilia Bennett. Carolyn Knight and Sally Zajichet make helpful suggestions. Golf practice starts early in the morning for returning teammate Linda Fulton. 147 Returning service, Ben Webb, number two singles, drives. Carefully Dave Harms, number three singles, readies for a drive Taking advantage of a short break during practice to talk things over, arc Roy Lang. Terry Hicks and Everet Holmes. 148 With a backhand volley, Tom Bulat, number one singles, warms up his net game. boys’ tennis blue devil racquets swing toward state meet with three seniors the 16-man squad led by their number one singles, tom bulat, and coached by don grensing, the netmen stroked their way to the district and state meets after a regular 15 game season. due to vandalism and ill-timed sewer repairs near the new blue devil courts, the team resorted to practicing at duck creek and credit island parks when not having meets. Varsity tennis squad: ROW ONE: Dan Parker, Terry Hicks. Mike Nelsen, Everett Holmes, Terry Lepla, John Mandas; ROW 2: Doug Allcndcr. Ben Webb. Mark Jones. Dave Harms. Tom Bulat. Mark Stcgmaicr, Doug Heritage, coach Don Grensing. Absent from picture arc Mike Richardson. Mark Clcve, John Boone. 149 Hitting the sweet spot . Missy Strank serves the ball. At Duck Creek Park Linda Me Connell blocks a deep drive. 1971 Girls Tennis Squad: ROW 1: Deb- bie Van Hccke. Barb Soults, Ann Kautz. Sue Kali; ROW 2: Linda Me Connell. Jan Freeman. Robin Robert- son. Mary Priester, Gail Richard. Missy Strank; ROW3; Charlotte Putnam. Sue Corlctt. Jan Ebcrlcin, Lisa Lunardi; ROW 4; Debbie Haughcnberry, Sue Mason, Jodee Halligan. Mary Norbeck, Tami Booz. Janet Shawver; ROWS.-Sue Worley. Janice Le Hew. Linda Jos- vanger. 150 With precision Gail Richard angles a net shot to opponent's alley line at practice. girls’ tennis team nets victories through individual efforts getting it all together, the 28 girls on the tennis team worked together for success in the double and single matches played in the con- ference. miss kristin mebride, coach of the team, started practice in September for fall meets and early in march for the spring season, work- outs on the universal gym, along with laps, foot and stroke drills were a part of the after school practice sessions, starting the season on march 31, the team pro- gressed to the district meet on may 8 followed by state, scheduled on may 15. After a spring match with Rock Island, Miss Kristin McBride girls' tennis coach, teases Debbie Van Heck about her exciting net rally during the doubles match. 1SI 1971 Track Team: ROW 1: Tim O'Connor, Julio Savioli, Ned Bergen, Mark Lucas. ROW 2: Greg Blackfelner, Tom Merrill, Frosty Borland, Tim Cornish, Greg Chase. ROW 3: Coach Ira Dunsworth, Bill Rector. Jeff Saforek, Jim Garrow, Greg Ncrvcll. Paul Krocger. CHS tracksters take their warm-up lap around Brady Street field. 152 track Clearing the bar with room to spare, Phil Campbell starts his downward fall. team burns up victories on cinders, sand turf with hopes of doing well in the state meet last fall, coach ira dunsworth had his team undergoing vigorous endurance running and weight lifting in preparation for the mile team race and cross country, his expectations were fulfilled as jefF saforek, frosty borland, greg newel 1, jim cornish, and jim garrow took fourth place in both events, also helping to present a balanced attack were jim jenson, hurdle jumper; phil Campbell, the only varsity pole vaulter; and greg newell, junior runner who placed second in the mile, the track team started practice for the spring season, looking forward to their first meet on march 13. IS3 track Watching two trackstcrs he will soon be working out against is alumni Chuck Swoboda. Flipping over the bar trackster. Jeff Humiston. falls with ease into a bundle of foam rubber completing the high jump. 154 varsity baseball regular, rookies bat for state championship Feet off the ground and a good s-t-r-e-t-c-h. Jeff Lockhart fields a high pop fly. with dreams of spring state baseball championship once again envisioned, eight returning lettermen and an eleventh-year head coach, mr. bill freese and assistant coach, mr. dallas queck held early march workouts during which players hit whiffle balls and drilled on play situations, run-downs, and double play pivots, a three-year regular, mike dau pitched in the number one spot to coordinate offensive plays with cathcer jim hayek. with several positions filled by rookies, pitching and defense were strong points throughout the 21 game regular season that ended may 22. With determination and careful aim, Mike Dau. number one pitcher for the Blue Devils delivers a pilch during batting practice. 155 Amidst numerous bats scattered around him. head coach. Mr. Bill Freese, surveys the team's playing tactics in the field. Varsity baseball squad: ROW I; Mark Samson, Richard Heald. Bill Wren. Darrell Allen. Dave Doanc. Pat Brooks. Ben Sweet; ROW 2: Mike Radcch. Randy Rahlf. Greg Mowry, Steve Dau. Kevin Kcpford. JefT Lockhart. Mike Wyatt. Robert Davis. Dennis Bishop; ROW 3: Coach Bill Freese, Hal Garrison, Ron Bell. Dan Grau, Randy Rathye, Greg Meyer. Den- nis Goettsch, Al Baysinger, Jim Hayek, Mike Dau. Coach Dallas Qucck. 156 sophomore squad david amold rob bartemeyer joe blake mark brooks dennis burkhardt sieve Campbell kevin ease tim conncll wayne cziches kent dexter tim donahuc jerry edwards bill fox dennis hartford dwight hart rick hockscma mike huetter jackson lamar rick jensen nchard lipkowitz richard marshall dave manens mark meicr Charles mcsick jeff parker fernando pena mike quigg jefT reeves roger schuttc terry james lloyd weisbrook brad wiken mike yaunk Behind the plate Dave Doane. number two pitcher for the Blue Devils, squats and eyes a pitch. Early in the season, assistant coach, Mr. Dallas Queck offers a few batting hints to pitcher, Mike Dau. 157 swimming 158 sports people Leaving the only building on the island. Hydra is Holly Bohl and Alice Ball. 162 students abroad two programs send chs students abroad afs student Christy smith spent the summer in bombay, india. during her stay she learned to play the sitar and brought back many mementos of her stay, five other students also traveled abroad, alice ball, holly bohl, john diehl, jane zanutto, and jeff zeno visited such countries as austria, greece, and france under the student ambassador program, they too brought back many mementos of their stay. Speaking to the junior class about her experiences in India to interest students in the AFS program is Christy Smith. 163 Displaying her enthusiasm, Adrianna cheers on the Blue Devil football team. One of Erik- ki’s hobbies is ice hockey. 164 foreign exchange three countries represented A Cappella is a joint interest for our foreign exchange students. central high school was privileged to have two american field service (afs), students rather than the usual one. the participants suzi berger of austria, and adrian- na habra of argentina stayed with junior karen (arson and seniors ann and nan west respectively and made many new friends, adrianna developed a passion for hamburgers, suzi, when asked what she liked most about central, answered, “the peo- ple!” erikki koski from finland, stayed with senior joel king under the youth for understanding program, in his native homeland erikki enjoys ice skating and especially hockey, he liked playing basketball here at central. On their arrival, Adrianna and Suzi meet their sisters, Ann and Nan West and Karen Larson. 16S seniors class Of ’71 leads the way being the first to ever win the pep gong, the class of'71 proved themselves to be winners their sophomore year, continuing with good fortune, those sophomores advanced to seniors, elections, college tests, and homecoming kept the class of 71 quite busy, guiding their under- classmen, seniors also headed clubs, assemblies, and social functions, as well as planning the senior class play and pic- nic. goodbyes, mixed with tears and smiles, marked graduation day, the last of many memories, but the first of many new ventures. Measuring Joe Biller for his graduation gown is Luann Fields. Senior class officers are Ann Jepsen, treasurer, Linda Fulton, secretary; Bobbie Davis, presi- dent; and John Diehl, vice-presi- dent. 166 Doug Aanes Francene Acosta Mary Ahlgrcn Ellen Allen Warren Allcndcr Charlotte Duane Anderson Anderson Terri Anderson Carol Angerer Monty Arringdale Sylvia Balli Bill Baltimore Ken Banks Vicki Banks Marilyn Sheri Batcy Jim Baustian Mark Beale Steve Behan Barkalow Ricky Behnckc Ron Bell Susie Berger Ed Bemer Harry Beverlin Mary Bickford Frank Biller Dennis Bishop Greg Blackfelner David Blackman Colleen Bland Michelle Blieu Jim Bloomer Alice Bodnar Gary Boch Holly Bohl Shawn Bonath Joann Bond Jo Lynn Bond Charles Boone Dave Booz 167 Kristenc Borland Judy Boyd Diane Boyett Ken Brandt Dorothy Bray John Brewer Cindy Bright Peggy Brock Pat Brooks Veronica Brooks Kathe Brown Shirley Brown Tim Brown Rebecca Bruch Tom Bulat Sue Caldwell seniors got it goals Dick Calc Sue Callison Phil Campbell together and reached Lance Carlson their John Carstensen Mike Cavanagh Bill Claeys Gary Clark Rick Cleve Mike Coffelt Kathy Cole Mark Coleman Ruth Comstock Valery Cooper Smiley Courtney 168 Ed Conner Linda Conner Sari Cooke Kerry Cox Edna Cribbs Leonard Cribbs Lenora Culps John Dau Mike Dau Juneene Daufeldt Nancy Daurer Charles Davis Using one of the many resources of the Central library is senior Steve Jenyick. Dan Davis Debra Davis Gary Davis Robert Davis Linda Dawes Mike DcAnda Debra Deney Jane Devine Sue Devine Candy Dickerson Richard Dickerson Sue Dicks John Diehl Dean Dilley Donna Doerscher Sharon Donahue 169 April Felton LuAnn Fields Kirk Fifer Pat Finch Sara Fox Debbie Freshwater Carol Fritzsche Linda Fulton Vickie Fulton Linda Garlock Hal Garrison Kathy Gilc Melvin Goering Connie Goff Helen Golden Lori Goldman Brian Golick Nancy Gonyier John Goodwin Sharon Goodwin Linda Goosscn Kathy Gordon Pat Gould Mark Graham 170 Dan Grau Dan Grayson Linda Greer Anita Griffith Connie Groom Diana Groom Pat Gruenigen Celia Gutierrez college bound seniors prepare for next year Adriana Habra Larry Hafncr Don Hagcdom Jean Hahn James Halbrooks Wanda Halford Anna Halsey Nancic Hamann Gary Hancock Martin Hancock Kerry Hanley Mark Hansen Pam Hanson Debra Harder Jim Hayek Rita Haynes Renee Hayslett Clark Hazen Chris Hcald Dean Helmers Jack Helms 171 David Hogbin Connie Holevoet seniors discuss Mark Hollister Anne Holmes Gordon Holmes the past and face the Vicki Hoos future Don Hopewell Carol Hottenstein Sandra Houk Jay Hubner Rose Hueser Patsy Huff Deborah Hughes Jeff Humiston Nancy Irwin Jeff IvanofT Pattie Jackson Joe Janssen Holly Jasper John Jellineck Steve Jenyik Ann Jepsen Frank Jimenez Dennis Johnson Scott Johnson Charlene Jones Mark Jones Marlene Jones Pat Jones 172 Frances Keeler Steve Kelsey Steve Kemp Patti Kent Scott Kent Roy Kems Mike Kessler Kathy Kiley Janice Killing Joel King Bill Kirby Dale Kirkpatrick Judy Kirlin Steve Kisner Relaxing between matches. Mary Priestcr gazes at fellow teammates with Coach Kristin McBride. Richard Klunder Carolyn Knight Marilee Koenig Gail Kohlbeck Connie Kratsch Paul Krocgcr John Kuta Teri Laffan Louise Lage Craig Lammers Mary Lammcrs Robert Lang Vicki Langlais 173 Margaret Leder Sherry Ledford Deane Leidenfrost Greg Leigh Deanna Lemmon Craig Levien Karen Lindbcrg Pat Lindemier Mike Lischer Jeff Lockhart Lori Lopez Manuel Lopez Tracy Loudon Todd Lowe Jim Lund Linda Lutz Richard Lynn Joe Lyons Jeff MacMillan Brian Major Leslie Mandas After struggling through his ITED tests Mark Coleman settles down for a short nap. 174 Heidi McCoy Pat McDaniel Beih McDonald Diana McDonald Ricki McGill Vickie McLean Larry McNcal Georgia Medley Randy Medley Jamie Meer Mike Mcincrt Steve Meinhardt Deane Mcnglcr Tom Merrill Bruce Meyer JefT Meyer A H zMuacftwL, rLt Kathy Meyers Mary Miguel Betty Milem Dennis Miller JefT Miller Tom Miller Bonnie Mfnt student council president advocates sds at chs John Mitchell Debbie Mundcn Linda Newman John Moeller Jean Montecuollo Ruth Moore Joel Morris Shirley Mosier Mike Mullen Mike Murray Terry Myers Janet Nagel Aurora Navarro Robert Nelson Pam Nelson 175 Mary Ellen Tom O'Connor Barb Oelerich Bill Olsen Janice Olson Sandra Olson O'Connor no goals too high, no obstacles unchallenged Augie Overa John Orr Doug Otte Nancy Otto Cindy Owens Kent Oxley Vicky Pappas Karen Pathin George Paris Arthur Paulsen Martin Paulsen Lillian Peeples Cara Pellin Mike Pellin Mary Ann Pencil Dan Perkins Kathy Pcny Lu Ann Pershall Alan Peterson Mike Pfannenstiel David Phcteplacc Rhonda Pinczer Larry Posey 176 Kathy Quinn Don Radech Susan Radetzki Martin Ramirez Patti Ramsey Amy Randleman George Randolph Judy Rascher Carole Rasmussen Sid Rathbum Rauch Bill Rector Bonnie Ringgenberg Gary Ringgenberg Esther Reed Sid Rissmann Patti Rensberger Toffc Rizk Greg Robb Frances Roberge Lavonne Roberge 177 Robin Robertson Steve Rocha Chip Rock Vickie Roehik Martin Rohm Bev Roop Scot Rosburg James Ruby Jackie Ruefer Vickie Ruiz Danny Sager Mike Schabilioil John Schafer Bill Schce Mark Schluc Cathy Schmidt Kristine SchnefT Lynn Schneider Debbie Janice Sc holer Diane Schroeder Greg Schroeder Schomthitl Sally Schroeder Judy Schumaker Wendy Schumann Collette Scott Checking his answer on the adding machine is senior Dennis Miller. Janell Seeks Ten Scran Linda Seven Gary Sharp Jim Sherman Bob Shomper Dick Shultz 178 Bob Sidney Francic Siegel Mildred Simmons Barb Simpson Steve Singer Rick Sizenback John Smahaj Chris Smith Christy Smith Mary Smith Melissa Smith Paula Smith Ramona Smith Ron Smith caps and gowns distributed for commencement Velda Smith Larry Snyder Myra Sprague Athene Starr Joel Steckel Sue Stepanek Donna Stiles Vicki Stimac Larry Stimson Jim Stock Chris Stockbauer Jim StofTer Julie Stotlar Deana Stout Larry Stowe Ken Stringer Cynthia Swoboda Lynn Tallar Sharon Tank Nick Tarpein Jeff Taylor Cindy Taylor 179 Cathy Mary Toensfeldt Dawn Turner Kathy Twyner David Untiedt Timmerman . —_ A -4p -v -� year with traditional class Randi Untiedt Tom UthofT Roxann Utley Dennis Vandel Joanne Van Scoy Kathy Vargas Joyce Vamum Phil Vernon Sandra Vestal Eileen Visser Diane Vogt Chris Volquardsen Sheri Voltz Tony Waddell Pam Wagschal Sandra Walker Paula Ward Gary Warner Ron Washam Debbie Washburn Carol Watson Rick Weber Jill Wellner Chris Wells Nancy Wells Ann West Nan West Jim Weston Marybeth Weybum 180 Dean White John White Sandra White Karen Whiteside Kathy Whitlow David Wicks Larry Wiese Ron Wiese Kurt Williams Linda Williams Carol Williamson Sandra Williamson Cheryl Wilson Connie Winchell Kim Winters Brad Witt Faith Wolfe Jimmy Woods Cathy Woods Ron Workman Bill Wren Attractive 1925 CHS Homecoming queen, alias Sid Rathbum presents one of her young admirers to the camera. 181 Jeff Zeno Seniors not pictured: Jollic Bailey Jim Garrow Tom Leslein Martha Randolph Neil Bailey Cindy Gusta Charlene Lord Bill Raney- Tony Bostic Daniel Hall Curtis Lowry Lay Ridenour Walter Bowker Gary Hammonds Kathy Lucas Kim Rissler Debbie Buckley Steve Harding Sue Luukkoncn Richard Rowland Steve Calvert Gary- Hickcmbottom Steve Martin Steve Schueller Ken Chaplin Cynthia Huntemer Linda Martinez Candace Smith Bob Clifton Pat Huntemer Clyde Mayfield Don Smith Kathy Conrad Judy Isenbcrg Jim Micka Mike Spaeth Linda Conner Darlene Johnson Bob Moore John Thornton Christine Cox Phil Kassewitz John Nicol Sam Tillson Ruth Crossen Kim Kemp Ulysses Owens Rebecca Winters Herman Culps Erkki Koski Alvino Pena Fred Wooten Pat Cowning Angela Kray John Phillips Mike Wyatt Richard Esquivel Tim Lawlor Averille Pitcock Bruce Ziebarth Randy Fitzwater Senior Dave Hogbin again shows his powers over un- derclassman Dave Cuevos. 182 Bringing their final year at high school to a very definite close the graduates of the class of 1971 enjoy their first and last senior class picnic. 183 juniors class of ’72 experiences trouble and joy the next graduating class of chs will be the class of '12. juniors will move up one more step, finalizing their high school education, american literature and american history have come to a close for the year; economics, united states government, sociology or world affairs will be next years substitutes, the knowledge gained throughout this year should help greatly in choosing future subjects, along with much studying will come visits to various colleges and speaking to their representatives, this past year has brought many experiences: bad and good; trouble and joy; defeat and victory. Anxiously stepping off the school bus for the first day of her junior year of school is Melody Guenther. Junior class officers arc from right to left. Dick Spencer, president; Rudy Juarez, vice- president; Debbie Raiisback, secretary; and Beth Dclash- mutt, treasurer. 184 Ron Adamson, Gloria Acgcrter. Tracy Allard, Jan Allcock. Darcll Allen, Phyl- lis Allen. Doug Allendcr, Ed Anders Cindy Anderson, June Anderson. Phil Andresen, Carey Angel, Jackie Angelo, Sian Anthony. Waldo Amholz, Bob Arnold Chris Arp, Sharon Ash. Jeff Ashford, Tammy Askam, Becky Atkinson, Char- lene Bachelder, Jill Baker. Randy Baker Kathy Ballard, James Banks, Harry Bassett. Ella Bassow, Nancy Bauer, Gordon Baustian, Allan Baysinger, Carol Bcackcr Louella Beal. Mary Bcckcl. Donna Be- gcren, Julie Bclk. Ken Bell, Cecilia Ben- nett, Bob Benson, Maria Bernard Jan Berne, Judy Berry. Greg Besler, Lisa Bctchcr, Mike Beverlin, Connie Binns, Tina Biondo. Janine Blackfelner Chuck Blair, Lynn Bockenfcld, Russ Bockcnfcld. Mary Boch, Greg Boll. John Boone, Bruce Boyler, Mark Bray Carl Breacknrige, Colleen Brennan, JoAnne Briccland, Roger Brown, Pam Brown, Debbie Burger. Dave Burckle, Marius Busch Perry Cade, Joy Caldwell, Rick Cal- hoon, Maria Cannefax, Bill Carey, Chris Carlin, John Carstens, Moria Carney Kathy Carstens. Joe Cartwright, Gary Cato. Larry Cato, Sandy Caudill. Diane Cavanajh, Rick Chase. Debbie Christo- pher Deb Cinkovich. Mike Clark, LuAnn Claeys. Pat Ceurvorst, Ruth Cleveland, Mark Clingman. Roily Cockayne, Dan Connell Debbie Connell, Nancy Conner, Rocky Cook, Alison Cooke. Don Cooksey, Debbie Coontes, Tim Cornish, Sue Cor- lett 185 Limbering up for (rack is Julio Savioli. John Corsiglig, Becky Couchman, Ke- vin Courvorst, John Cox, Bob Cox, Thcodis Craig. Nancy Cramer, Janet Crane Jerry Creighton. Cathy Crump, Tom Cummings, Dave Cuevos, Marla Dal- ton, Steve Dau, Nancy Davis, Pam Davis Cindy Dawes, Mike Day, Pete De- Decker, Beth Dclashmutt, Dare Dcl- lith, Beth Dcngcr, David Dengler, Bob Devcrmann Janet Dewell, Gayla Dexter, Don Dip- pic. Rosemary Dishon, Mike Doak, Dave Doane, Joe Dobcsh, Calvin Doug- las Kay Dray, Connie Drccscm, Ann Dressclhaus, Don Drcwcl, Dave Duna- way, Debbie Dubicl, Julie Duncan, Laird Duncan Jan Dwinal, Rick Dykes, Cecilia East, Janice Eberlein, Doug Edwards, Mike Edwards, Pat Edwards, Roger Edven- son Wynn Elliott, Barry Engclmann, Dan England. Cathy Enteman, Sherri En- zlcr, Wayne Erfling, Terry Erpst, John Evans 186 Pat Eves, Bobbie Fallow, Gail Farbcr, Steve Farrel, Jim Fascher, Tom Fey, Ann Fisher, Carol Fisher ' v V v + ‘ - Jim Flaherty, Barb Fortner, Angc Foniks, Lonnie Fountain, Paula Fowler, Dan Fox, Kathy Frahm. Carl Franks Sue Frame. Carol Francis, Rebecca Francis, Jeff Francois, Mindy Free, Jan Freeman, Mary French, Jim Fry Julie Gabriel, Michele Gallahue, Tim Gardina, Nelson Garrett, Kim Garrow. Jeff Gehringer, Gary Gibncy, Graig Giese Jim Glines, Dennis Gocttsch, Laura Goff, Bernice Golden, Bumie Golden, Roger Grahm, Donna Graves. Bill Gray Katy Grayson, Pam Greer Cindy Gripp, Mary Gruner Melody Guenther, Wayne Guinee Chris Gwin, Jane Gutierrez Linda Haccker, Karen Hagcdom Janet Hahn, Cathy Haise Mike Haine, Sandy Hana 187 Juniors, Patty Kelly and Barb Parry depart from Central after a busy day of registration. Bruce Hammond. Karen Halligan, Jo Dee Halligan. Mark Hall. Jim Hall, Sue Halford. Sam Haley. Barb Harris Jill Hartough, Linda Hartman, Cheryl Hartley, Linda Hart, Connie Harden, Ken Harbison, Mike Haney, Cameron Haynes Bob Haynes, Phil Hayden, Annette Hayslctt, Joyce Harrison. Mike Harris. Fran Harris, Connie Harris. Lori Hceter Bruce Heilman, Kay Helmers, Jim Henderson, Dottic Hcnnan. Matt Hen- ning. Ron Hcrberg, Dorthy Hester, Phil Hicks Terry Hickes, Mary Ann Hochnc, Den- ise Hoffmann. Jan Hoffman. Nancy Hoffman, Jan Holladay, Everett Holmes, Delores Holt Steve Homan. Jeri Hoppner. Judy Houk, Dennis Howard, Les Howard, Wally Huecksteadt. David Huff. Jeff Hunt Barry Hunter, Richard Hunter, Joyce Huston, Floyd Hutchison, Karla Hys- lope, Mark Iossi, Sherry Iossi, Karen James Margret Jansea Keeping in fast pace with the Central marching band is clari- netist Bruce Boyler. John Jebens Steve Jennings Don Johonsen 188 Barb Johnson, David Johnson, Gail Johnson, Lydia Johnson. Wes Johnson. Fred Jones, Gail Jones. Steve Josuanger Rudy Juarez, Carol Judge, Larry Jung- wirth, Sue Kail, Esther Karantinos, Steve Kearney, Betsy Kcencn, Patty Kelly Sharon Kelley, Lee Kemp, Nancy Kemp, Jean Keough, Kevin Kcpford, Steve Kephant, Cindy Kesslcn, Becky Killcn Lester Killing, Dave Kilmer, Marilyn Kimmcl, Steve Kimmel, Bill King. Mark Kirkpatric. Kathy Kirsch, Kandy Kistler Kent Kloppenburg, Jerry Kloss, Charles Knousc, Kim Krambeck, Scott Krcsse, Steve Kuehl, Ted Laakc. Barb LaGrange Carol LaGrange, Theresa Lammars, Sandy Lamp. Gary Landhauser, Roy Lange, Karen Larson, Lance Lathrop, Dave Latta Don Lauber, Vicki Leander, Vcnita Leiger, Dwain Leigh, Liza Lenardi, Jeff Leonard, Terry Lcppla, Carol Leverick Bill Lewis, Marla Liggett. Kim Lind- say, Ron Lohse, Tcri Longcnccker. Gary Longer. Jeff Longley, Nancy Longman Steve Loose, Martin Lopez, Salvador Lopez. Yolanda Lopez, Jim Lorcnzcn, Curt Loudon, Ron Lyon, Cathy Lulich David Ludwig. Maureen Lucas, Mark Lucas. Marsha Manning. Beth Mar- land, Katie Manens, Janet Martin, Ke- vin Martin Gary Martinez, Pat Marshall. Terry Maury. Joe Maxwell. Max McArthur. Mike McCalcstcr, Flora McCallistcr. Tim McClanahan Loras McClimon, Mary McClusky. Mike McCoy, Sandy McDonald, Bill McGill, Jim McGinnis, Becky McIn- tosh. Jeff McIntyre 189 Randy McIntyre. Pat McPherson. Ja- ncllc Meeker. Ken Meewes, Marian Meiner, Tersa Mcinert, Carol Mein- hardt. Steve Melton Jackie Mesecher, Greg Meyer, Dave Mickclson, Karen Millard. Bev Miller, Brenda Miller, Don Miller, Greg Miller John Miller, Karen Miller, Sue Miller, Karen Milne. Bob Moeller, Joyce Montgomery. Pat Montgomery, Nancy Moorhead Marking off locks for later calcu- lations on a stroboscope experi- ment is physics student Charlie Knouse. Ruth Moorehead, Levi Moore, Bruce Mordhorst, Connie Moreno, Dan Mori- arty, Mike Moritz, Sue Morgan, Greg Mowry John Mueller, Pat Mumford, Bill My- ers, Rick Myli, Kim Nelson, Debbie Newcomb, Greg Newell, Bob Nicewan- ner Ron Nichlson. Mary Nichols. Steve Ni- chols, Penny Nitz, Fred Norris, Starr Norvillc. Tim O'Conner, Sue O’Con- nors 190 Juniors arc introduced to fellow classmates as nominees for student council. Kathy O’Dette Kevin O’Dette Doug Ogbum Vanessa Oldham I Mary Olds, Mary Jo Oliger. Tim Oligcr, Matt Olsen, Carol Olson, Dave Olson. Marvin Olson, Mary Kay O’Neill Debbie Omdoff, Kathy O’Shea. Dave On, Donna Otto, Addic Owens, Barry Packer. Marie Palmer, Tim Pappas Dan Parker, Millard Parker, Alan Par- ris, Barb Parry. Debbie Parsons, Steve Paterson. Martha Paulos. Teresa Payne Tom Payne, Paul Peacock, Serenda Pearl, Cheryl Pearson, Richard Peek. Tim Pellin, Melinda Pencil, Cathy Pe- terschmidt Sherri Petersen, Nina Peterson, Stan Phillips, Diane Pfitzenmaicr. Vem Piepcr. Ray Pilcher, Jim Piper. Marga- ret Poehl Nancy Poehls, Keith Pointer, Kevin Pollard, Ruth Pollard, Richard Posey. Gloria Power, Eileen Powers, Char Put- nam Tom Pulse, Kirk Prebyl, Sheila Prior. Mike Radcck. Sue Racderer, Debbie Railsback. Randy Rahlf, Neal Ragan 191 John Ramsey, Gail Rank. Sharon Rasper, Randy Rathje, Doug Ray, Tony Ray, Sunny Rees, Clark Reese Barb Reeves, Kevin Reid. Denise Remly, Beth Rendall, Debbie Rhodes, Gail Richard, Harold Richards, Jim Richardscn Wayne Richardson, Wendy Richard- son. Becky Richmond, Diane Ricketts, Sue Rider. Bill Riedel, Deb Riefe, Bon- nie Ricpc Jane Ricpc, Steve Ricxingcr, Leo Riley, Ron Riley, Jennie Risk. Barry Robert- son, Nicky Robison, Carol Rocha 192 Ron Rocha, Al Roc. Ron Roc. Lynn Roedercr, Nancy Routlcy. Tom Row- ers, Dave Rowland. Charles Ruhl Pete Ryan, Chris Sadd. Mark Sampson, Bev Sartor, Allan Satin. Carrie Saur, Giulio Savioli, John Schaab Jeff Schafer, Walter Schcllenbcrg. Pam Scherer, Dale Scherler. Chris Schrickcr. Linda Schuttc, Richard Schulte, Linda Schwarz Annette Scemann, Joel Serrano, Wayne Sharp, Andy Shaw. David Sheehan, Lewis Sheperd, Steve Shepherd, Rich- ard Shivers Tim Shoemaker, Bill Shorter, Dave Shore, Carey Shousc. Tom Sigler, Rick Silverman. Terri Sinclair. Anne Skeens Allan Smith, Cecelia Smith, Clayton Smith. Dave Smith. Greg Smith, Jackie Smith, Jim Smith. Larry Smith Tom Smith, Nancy Snyder Barb Soults. Donna Sountris Terry Sparks, Darlene Spears Michele Spears, Roland Spears Dick Spencer. John Spencer Selinda Spencer. Diana Speth 193 Taking time out at a football game is photographer Greg Boll. Juniors Ronald Speers and Beth Delashmutt enjoy their first day in an American Literature class. Danny Sprague Barb Springer David Springer Jim Spurgeon E.J. Squire. David Stanton. Martha Stcgmaricr, Craig Sterner, Jane Stepp. Karen Steward. Ron Stewart. Rick Stickcl Dennis Stinocher, Scott Stockstill. Jeanne Stolmeier. Rick Stoneking. Tom Stopulos. John Storms, Ann Strang. Marge Stratton Dan Strout. Bruce Stout. Janice Styks, Cheryl Swanson, Paula Swanzy. Ben Sweet. Carol Sweetland, Terry Tank Theresa Tank. Mike Taylor. Ron Tay- lor, Calvin Thomas. Gary Thompson. Kathy Thompson, Bill Thouian, Debbie Thu mess Becky Timmerman, Joyce Toulver, Scott Townsend, Terry Townsend. Dan Toulouse, Steve Trauffer, Ray Tschil- lard, Mark Tubbs Denise Tunis, John Tunis. Joyce Tur- kic. Ramona Turner, Mary Tyler, Vicki Untiedt, Steve Van Mclkebeke, Janet Vandcrig Debbie Vanttccke. Vickie Varner, Den- ise Virgil. Felice Virgil, Wade Visscr. Jerry Vogel, Gina Voss. Rosemary Voss 194 Chris Wagner, Randy Waldorf, Debra Walker, Debbie Walker, Kevin Walker. Vicki Walker. Jani Wanzell, Brenda Warren Joey Washburn, Rick Wasscll, Dolores Wasson, Ben Webb, Barry Weber, Vin- cent Weber, Mary Wertish, Barb West- crfield Barbara Westerfield, Laurie Wester- field, Randy Westfall, Glenn Wharton, Mike Wheeler, Greg Wieckhorst, Debi Wiles. Bob Wiley Jane Williams, Kristine Williams, Rob- ert Williams, Cindy Winckler, Kipp Winters, Melanie Witt, Melissa Witt, Sharon Witt Jennifer Wittstruck, Pam Wohlers, Pat Wohlers, Denise Wolfe, Hope Wolfe, Jeanien Wolfe, Billie Woods. Brian Wy- soske San Yarham, Debbi Yeast, Rodney Yoak, Dale Young, Donna Young. Gail Young, Yolanda Zapata. Kathi Zim- merman Debbrah Zuhlsdorf Juniors Chris Arp and John Carstens show their mastery of acrobatics aficr a victorious football game. 195 Sophomores get in the mood for an upcoming pep aud. sophomores sophs recall year with fond memories it is almost time to forget any sympathies you’ve had for other sophomores who acquired any elevator passes or were sent to the sixth floor for the activities office, now you can think back and recollect any tricks; polish them up a bit and send them down to the first sophomore who walks in the door next year, sophomore english will be forgotten, as will biology or earth sciences, now is the time to remember your first pep rally—how enthusiastic everyone was. homecoming—how touching and traditional the Christmas aud—how heartwarming and thoughtful, now that your first year at chs is over you can look back and say, “so that’s central high school, i was part of what everyone talks about.’’ Attending their first week in a senior high school is a new and fascinating experience for sophomores. 1% Susan Adams, Kirby Adamson, David Albright, Allan Akkcn, Martha Allen, Mary Allen, Susan Allen, Mike Ander- son Jim Appleby. Rich Armstrong. Mark Arndt. Dave Arnold, Phil Ashford. Cindy Awtry, Maum Bailey, Jayne Baker Elroy Balli. Stevie Banks. Cathy Barnes, Juan Barrciro, Rodd Bar- tcmeycr, Maria Bartlett, Philip Bartschcr, William Bates Bruce Batterson. Tersa Baustian, Steve Bawdcn, David Beech. Jeff Beard, Bob Beck, Darold Bcechum. Mindy Bchnckc Debbie Behrensmeyer, Walter Bein, Nan Bell, Lynda Benisch, Glen Bentley, Ned Bergen, Vikki Bemauer, Lynn Black Cindy Blackburn, Ron Bladel, Joe Blake. Karen Bloomer, Jim Blunk, Tami Boaz, Doug Bockenfeld, Jonita Bogan The sophomore football squad, during a practice game, patiently waits while Coach Larry Sherman calls out the sig- nals. 197 Mark Boland. Dan Boley. Paul Bolster, Dick Boone, John Boor, Forrest Bor- land. Gloria Bostic, Mike Bowker Warren Boyd, Rick Brandt, Debbie Brasch. Bruce Bredbeck, Marie Bremer, Bill Bribriesco. Becky Briggs. J.B. Bromwell Mark Brooks. Terry Brooks, Robert Broughton, Dan Brown, Sandra Broyles. Mark Brunch, Karl Cruscn, Anita Bryant Suzan Buckley, Pam Buckner, Kathy Buhrow, Paul Bunts, Bruce Burke, Dennis Burkhardt, Bob Burnell. Jeri Burnett Vicki Bums, Kim Busch, Kevin Cain, Mike Caldwell, Steve Caldwell. Gary Cale, Mary Callahan, Belinda Cambelle Jessie Camilla. Bill Campbell. John Campbell. Rachcllc Campbell, Randy Campbell. Steve Campbell, Paul Can- nefax, Linda Cannoll Brian Carney. Edic Carroll, Kevin Case, Tina Chalmers. Carol Chandler, Joe Charlton. Greg Chase. Ben Chatter- son Cindy Chchak, Sharon Childers, Mike Childs. Dave Christner, Jim Gapp, Becky Clark. Mark Cleve, Allen Conger Mike Connell. Tim Connell. Charles Conwwell. Bruce Cooke, Pam Cooper. Pam Coonts, Jean Corbett, Joan Cor- bett Laura Cornish, Mike Corrathers, Carol Cox, Matt Cox, Pam Craig, Marc Cun- nick, Jim Crowley, Toni Crump Mike Cruson, Jerome Culps, Wayne Czichas, Bob Dailey. Eugene Daily, Nicki Daley. Lynn Dannacher. Mark Dau Mike Daurcr. Becky Dawes, Shane Day. Stan DcMay. Thelma Derrick, Su- san Devermann. David Dew, Candy Dexter 198 Sophomore biology stu- dents prepare slides for viewing under the micro- scope. Kent Dexter, Gloria Dicks, Russ Dircks, Sheri Dittmer, Toni Dixon, Dave Dobbs, Dan Doerscher, Tim Donahue Loyd East. Debbie Doss, Steve Doug- las, Mike Downing. Josh Downs, Jane Drewcl, Steve Dwinal, Linda Dyer Marcia Eckert. Jerry Edwards. Sharon Ehlers, George Eichhom, Errol Ek- stein. Mick Elliott, Shirley Elmore. Steve Elvidge Diane Emerson, Mark Enzler, Paula Epley, Suzanne Erickson. John Esh- baugh, Cindy Eves, Gary Ewert, Steve Ezell Renee Fallow, Casey Fannings. Rose- mary Famum. Debbie Fenn. Tom Fesenmeyer. Dan Finch, Elaine Fisher, Sue Flanders Karen Fletcher, Patrick Flynn, Steve Forari, Elginc Foster. A1 Fountain. Debbie Fox, Jeff Fox, Billy Foy Bill Frank. Dennis French. Sue Fried I. Lisa Fromm, Sara Gadient. Bob Gall, Joel Gannetl, Tim Garcia 199 Bob Gardner, Debbie Gannon, Jackie Gates, Nancy Gaul, Jo Genung, Robert Benung, Julie Geske, Tracy Getman Denise Giebeck, Pam Gilmore, Rox- anne Gilmore, Mike Ginncbergc, Con- nie Gipple, Robert Clover, Paula Gordan. Jerri Grace Karen Gracscr, Mike Graham, Candy Granc, Harry Grapengetcr, Debbie Greet, Don Grondo, Jeff Gross, Dave Guenther Ragene Guffey, Kevin Gunther, Steve Gustafson. Gabriel Gutierrez, Mark Gwin, Jackie Haack. Cheryl Hacker, Lorrie Hadley Dan Hafner, Eugene Hahn, Patti Ham- merschmidt, Lois Hammond, Sandy Hammond. Sue Hammond. Jennifer Hand, Fred Hansel! Joann Hansen. Rod Hansen, Terri Harden, Jan Hardesty. Dennis Harford, Phyllis Harland, Nancy Harringten, Jeff Harris Reginald Harris, Brian Hart, Dwight Hart, Jeff Hart. Kent Harter. Lowell Hartford. Scott Hartman, Heidi Hasen- millcr Donna Hasty, Wanda Hauschild, Jim Haul, Carolyn Hayden. Joelyn Hayck, Linda Heiser, Bob Hemmet, Janine Henderson Two sophomores find time to chat be- tween classes. 200 Ann Henry. Jim Hcnscn. Dick Hepner, Jerry Hess, Jeff Hcucn. Rex Hillman, Flori Hininger, Linda Hintzc Gail Hodges. Julie Hocker, Todd Hock- ridge, Debbie Hoeck, Rick Hockscma, Judy Hofclat, Marla Hoffman, Denise Hogbin Paul Holgorsen, Kerry Holmes. Jeff Holmes, Kathy Holmes, Rich Holst, Donna Hoover, Debbie Houghenberry. Dave Howard Myla Hubbard, Mark Huber, Mike Hu- etter, Becky Hughes, Chris Hull, Deb- bie Hutchison. Edna Hurt, Guy Irwin Thatch Irwin. Lamar Jackson. Les Jackson, Kay Janssen. Barb Jenkins, Pat Jenkins, Willy Jenkins, Phil Jen- nings. Patty Jens, Rose Jens, Rich Jensen, Connie Jepsen, Craig Jepsen, Linda Jepsen, Steve Jimenez, Kathy Joans Gwen Johnson, Pam Johnson, Sue Johnson, Cherie Jones. Sherry Jones, Christine Jones, Eric Jones, Gary Jones Jill Jones, Melinda Jones, Vickie Jones. Carol Jordan. Charles Jordan. Linda Josvangcr, Mary Judge, John Kassing Rick Katz, Anne Kautz, Beth Kcckler, Barb Keenan, Betsy Kchoc, Steve Kel- ley, Teresa Kelly, Mike Kenney Barry Kica, Pam Killon, Jcancnc Kilmer, Carol King. Debbie King, Frances King, Robin Kinzcr, Debbie Kirkpatrick Judy Kislia, Dick Kling, Mike Knick- rehm, Karen Knott, Kathy Kohlbcck. Linda Kononous. David Kottman. Joe Kruse Ann Kuta, Ray LaFrentz, Elizabeth Lagrone, Sharon Lammcrs. Danny Lapscy, Katy Lardncr, Kim Larson. Glen Leathcrman 201 Greg Lcatherman. Carol Lee, Chuck Lee, Diana Lee, Vicki Lee. Vanessa Lcerly, John Leetch, Janice LeHew Michelle Leslcin, James Lewis, Vicki I.indsirom, Rick Lipkowitz. Rick Lively, Lucky Long. Pat Longmire, Rose Lovejoy Ralph Lucas, Shcilia Lucas. Becky Luchner. Jody Ludin, Linda Luenders, Ken Lutz. John Lyons, Vickie Lyons Connie Madsen, Brian Mahoney. Deb- bie Mahoney, John Mandas. Bonnie Manning, Bill Marbcrry, Lula March, Mike Mark Vicki Marland, Richard Marshall. Dave Martens. Chris Martin, Vicki Martincx, Susan Mason, Jeff Maury, Mike Maxwell Cathy Mayer. Pat McCabin, Shirley McClain, Cindy McClollom, Linda McConnell, Paul McCray. Thersa Mc- Donald, Terry McDowell Goldie McFarland. Terry McGuiller, Jim McGuire, Jim McIntyre, Sandra McIntyre, Meredith McKay, Gary McKibbin. Mike McMillian Verna McNeal. Malcom McQuay, Tod McRobcrts. Mark Meier, Bob Men- doza. Jerry Mendoza, Anne Merril, Mi- chelle Metcalf Chuck Mesick, Scott Meyer. Pam Micka. Tina Mickelson. Richard Milem, Barb Miller, Brad Miller, Bruce Miller Doug Miller, Kevin Miller, Pat Miller, Pattic Miller, Rick Miller, Sharon Miller, Terric Miller, Jeff Moeller Judy Moeller, Randy Mollory, Bob Moore, Tom Morrissey, Sue Mullen, Diane Myers, John Nagel, Mary Neal 202 Jill Nelson, Mark Nelson, Mike Nelson, Shari Newman. Rick Nichols, Janice Nicola, Mary Norbcck, Sheri Norvell Chuck Nuiewcnhuic, Bob Oakes. Mike O'Banion Noland O'Boyle. Denise Ogden. Lonnie Oliver Terry Olsen, Bob O'Malley, Gordon Ouderkiek Lee Osio. Steve Oswalt. Vicki Overmire Jean Oxley. Wayne Pacha. Vicki Page Gus Pappas. Suzanne Parish, George Park. Jeff Parker, Debra Parmctcr. Paula Parsons, Diane Patter. Bob Pat- terson Fernando Pena. Glenn Perkins. Kate Peters, Debbie Petersen. Jerry Petersen. Mark Phcldman. Vernon Phillips. Don Phipps Nancy Pilkenton, Sharon Pitkin. Caro- lyn Platt. Gregg Pocl. Dave Pollitz. Debbie Ponclcit. Kathy Ponsetto. Kel- van Posey Diane Powers, Cindy Pracher. Sue Prior, Jim Pushctonequa, Ron Quick. Mike Quigg. Billie Ramm. Jeff Randle- man Anna Randolph. Cynthia Raub. Doug Reed. Jeff Reeve. David Reilly. Mike Reilly, Susan Reiman. Vicki Reitan Donna Remlcy. Steve Rchlcy. Cynthia Rhodes. Beverly Rice. Bobby Richards. Scott Richards. John Ricklefs, Rick Rienhart 203 John Rics, Marlyn Riley, Ron Rine- hart, Eldon Ringgenberg. Greg Ring- genberg. Bernice Ritter, Vickie Roberts, Gayle Robertson Sue Roda, Dave Rodriquez, Marcy Rohm, Betsy Rotherham. Karen Rose. Mike Rose, Terri Ruhl, Michelle St. Clair Marilyn Sales, Dan Schafer. Gary Schafer, Carolyn Schaffer, Dave Schaffer. Palmer Schec, Pam Schcllen- derg. Kathy Scherer Rudy Schindler, Kim Schlabach, Rose Schlichting, Jim Schlimer, Leslie Schricker, Diane Schrocder, Cindy Schultz, Diane Schulue Pat Schulte, Ernest Scott. Larry Scott, Sheila Scott, Tori Sears, Terry Seibal, Pam Shafer, John Shanks Janet Shawver, Karen Sheahan, Can- dace Shccdcr. Donna Sheets, Jim Shell, Melanie Shelton, Mike Shelton, Randy Shook Pat Shorter, Mike Siegel, Udenfonso Sierra. Cindy Simmons, Cliff Simmons, Kent Simmons, Joy Skeens, Kassandra Skinner Craig Sly. Cheri Smith, Dennis Smith, Eugene Smith, Irma Smith, James Smith, Jim Smith, Russ Smith Troy Smith, Luan Snyder, Connie So- enksen, Marcia Soenksen, Jeff Soforek. 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Business THE DEVELOPMENT Al IMPLEMENTATION OF EXPRESSION EVALUATION caution be sure BRAIN is engaged before putting M0JTH in GEAR t ■ $ -. mmm 216 ad index cook’s music—210 davenport bank—214 dewey portland—208 eagle signal—208 first national—211 first trust—215 folwell's—210 hi-ross—209 horst-zimmerman—215 iowa-illinois gas electric—213 kstt—210 ludtke’s—209 petersen-harned von maur—208 rex’ school of beauty—211 samuels jewelers—214 sawyer college—215 schneffs—209 swan drug—210 warner-mcdlin—212 wayne montgomery—215 217 puzzlements students, faculty fill-in life’s puzzle at chs. as daily involvements were encountered, moments of bewilderment, indecision, and skepticism combined to form the “heavies” and the “lights” of life that students and faculty put together, though these puzzlements were only pieces of the whole, they were important to fill-in the gaps of the many unanswered, yet searched for questions that “hassled” each. « W 219 index “a aancs, doug—86.167 acosta, franccnc 167 acosta. margarct adams. susan —197 adamson. kirby 197 adamson. ronald 185 acgctcr, gloria 185 ahlgrcn. mary—167 albright, david—197 aldrcdgc. terry alker. alan—197 allard. t racy—185 allcock, janct 185 alien, darrell—185 alien, dlen—167 alien, martha 197 alien, mary—195 alien, michael alien, phyllis 185 alien, susan—197 allcndcr. douglas 149.185 allcndcr. warren—167 anders, cd—185 anderson. charolctt—167 anderson. cynthia 130.185 anderson. duanc —167 anderson. mr. james—73 anderson, junc—185 anderson. miss kathlccn—52 anderson. mike—197 anderson, mr. milton—84,85 anderson. mrs. norma—85 anderson, terry I anderson. terry w anderson. theresa—167 andersen, glcnn andcrescn. phil—185 andresen, rcbccca angel, carcy—185 angelo, jacquelyn 185 angerer, carol—167 anthony. Stanley -185 applcby.jim—197 armstrong. rick 74,197 arndt, mark 197 arnholz, waldo 90,185 arnold.dave 197 arnould. robert 121,185 arp. crystal—185.195 arringdalc, reginald 167 ash. sharon—185 ashford.jcfTrey 84.185 ashford. phil—197 askam. tammy—185 ashpolc, mrs. barbara 60 awtry. cindy—197 bachclder, charlcnc—185 bailey, maura—197 bailey, nancy—167 bailey, ncil baker, hayne—195 baker, jill—185 baker, randall—185 ball, alice 80.167 ballard. katherinc—185 ballard. mr. robert 60 balliw, mary balli. cloy 197 balli. sylvia—167 baltimorc. bill—167 banks, james—185 banks, kenneth 167 banks, stevie 197 banks, vicki—167 barkalow. marilyn—167 barncs, cathy 197 barrciro.juan—197 barret, mr. Charles—76 bartcmcycr. rodd 197 bartlett. marta 197 bartscher. philip—197 bassett, harry 185 bassow. clla—185 bates, william 197 batcy, shcri 120,167 batterson. brucc bauder, mr. orson 76 baucr. nancy—185 baustian. gordon 115.140.185 baustian.jim—167 baustian. theresa- 197 bawden, steve—197 baysingcr. alien—140.185 beach, da ve 197 beackcr. carol—185 beal. louclla 185 bealc. mark 167 beard, jeff—197 beck, bob 197 beckcl. mary—185 beckcr. mr. barlholomcw—43 beckcr, miss billie—52 bcckcr. mr. henry—64 bccchum, wayne 197 begeren, donna—185 bchan, sieve 167 behneke, mindy 197 behneke. ricky—84,167 behrcnsmcycr. debbra 197 bein. waiter 197 belk. julie—185 bell, ken-81.145.185 bell, nan—197 bell, ronald 167 bcnisch. lynda—197 bennett, bcnnic bennett. cecilia— 185 benson. robert 185 bentlcy, glen—197 berger. susanna—84,119.164.165.167 bergeron. dona bergert. ned—152.197 bernard. maria 185 bernauer. vikki—197 berncr, edward—167 bcrric, janice 185 berry, judith—73,185 bcslcr. gregory 185 belcher, lisa 185 bevcrlin. harold—76 bcvcrlin, mike—185 beycr, barbara bickford. mary—167 biller, joe 86.167 binns. connie—185 biondo. vitina—85.185 bishop, dennis 140,167 black, lynn—80,197 blackburn. cindy 197 blackfclncr.grcg 152.167 blackfclncr. janinc 185 blair. Charles—185 blackman.davc—81.167 bladcl. ron—197 blakc, henry joe 197 blanche, thomas bland, colleen 167 blblicu. michcllc 85.167 block, mr. thomas 58.114 bloomer, jim—167 bloomer, karen—197 blunk.jim—197 boaz. tami—197 bockcnfcld. deena bockcnfcld, doug 197 bockcnfcld. lynn 185 bockcnfcld. russ—185 bodnar, alice 167 boch.gary 167 boch, m3ry 185 bogan.jonita 197 bogan, venita bohl. holly 119.167 bohnsack. terry bolan. mark 198 bolcy. dan—198 boll, greg 185.192 bolster, paul 198 bonath. shawn 45.167 bond.joann 85.167 220 bond.jolynn 80.167 boonc. diaries—167 boonc. john I8S boonc. dick 198 boo , da vc—44,167 boo , john 198 borland. forrest 152.198 borland. kristene—168 borls. dawn bos tic, gloria 198 bostic, tony 132.139 bowkcr. mike— 198 bowkcr. waiter boyd. deni sc boyd.judy 16.81.84.96,168 boyd. warren 198 boyett. dianc 87.167 boylcr. brucc 80.185.188 brackcr. carol branch, mr. william 76 brandt. kenneth 167 brand!, rick 198 brasch. bcbbic 198 brashar, davc bray, dorothy 168 bray, mark 185 brcackcnridgc, carl 185 breakenridge. nathanicl bred beck, brucc 198 bremer, marie—198 brennan. colleen -185 brewer, john 168 bribricsco, bill 198 briceland. joanne—185 briggs, bccky 198 bright, cynthia 80.168 brock, peggy 168 bromwell. j. b. 198 brooks, pat 168 brooks, mark 198 brooks, terry—198 brooks, thomas brooks, veronica 168 broughlon. robert 198 brown, dan 198 brown, diana brown, kathe—168 borwn. pamela 185 brown, roger 185 brown, shirlcy 93.168 brown, timothy 168 broylcs, sandra 198 bruch. mark 81.198 bruch. rcbccca 84.168 brusen. christa—75,81 brusen. karl 81,198 bryant, anita—198 bucklcy. beberah buckley.su an 198 buckncr, pamela 198 buhrow. kathy 198 buis. mr. thomas—43 bulat.thoman 140.149.168 bunts, paul 198 burger, debra—185 burggraf. brucc burke, brucc 198 burkhardt. dennis 198 burklc. david—185 burncll. robert burnclt. jeri—198 burns, vicki -198 buesh. kirn 81.198 busch. marius—80.185 c cake, perry 185 cahoy, mr. robert 42 cain. kevin 198 caldwell. joy -185 caldwcll. mike—198 caldwell. sieve—198 caldwcll. sue- 168 calc, gary 198 calc, richard 168 calhoon, rickcy—185 calicut. mrs. may—56 callahan, mary 198 callahan. scan callison. susan 168 ealvert. Stephen Camilla, jessie—198 Campbell, bclinda 198 Campbell, john Campbell, phil 153.168 Campbell, rachel 198 Campbell, randy 198 Campbell. Steve 198 Campbell, william 198 canncfax. maria 104.185 canncfax. paul 198 cannoll. linda—198 carcy. william—185 carlin. Christine 185 carlscn. lance—81.168 carncy. brian 198 carncy, moira—185 carroll. edie—198 carroll, linda carstcns, john 140.185.195 carsicns. kathy 185 carstcnscn, john 168 Cartwright, joseph 84,185 ease, kevin 198 cato. garry 185 caudill. sandra—185 cavanagh. dianc 185 cavanagh. michael—168 ccurvorst. kevin ccurvorsl. patrice 185 chadd, james chalmcrs. tina—198 chandler, carol—198 chapin, kenneth charlton, joe- 198 chase, gregg- 152.198 chase, rickcy 185 chattcrson. ben—198 chehak. cindy 198 childcrs. sharon 198 childs, mike 198 christner. david—198 Christopher, deborah 185 Christian, mr. arnold 64 cinkovich. deborah—185 clacys. bill 168 claeys. luann—185 clapp. jim 198 dark, gary—168 dark. jcITrcy dark, michael 185 dark, bccky 198 darkc. Charles elevc. mark 106,196 devc. rick 168 Cleveland, ruth 185 diffe, kenneth diflon. bob—140 dine, jack dingman. john dingman. mark—81J85 cockaync. roily 185 221 coflclt, michacl—168 cole, kathy—85.168 eoleman. mr. arthur—58 eoleman. mark 117,168,174 collier, peggy com slock, ruth—168 congers, kenneth 198 connard. kathlccn connell. danny 185 conncll, deborah 185 connell, mike—198 connell, tim—198 Conner, arthur Conner, cd—168 Conner, lindra 168 Conner, michacl Conner, nancy- 185 conwcll. Charles—198 cookc. alison 80.185 cookc, brace 198 cookc. sari -86.120,168 cook.rocky 185 cookscy, donaid 185 coonts.dcbra 56.185 coonts, pam 198 cooper, mr. elihu—52,59 cooper, pam -198 cooper, val 168 corbctt. jean- 198 corbctt, joan—198 corlett. mary corlett. sue cornish. laura 198 cornish. tim—95,152.185 corrothcrs. michael—198 corsiglia, john—186 costcllo. james couchman. bccky 186 courtney, smiley—168 courvorst. kevin 186 cox.carol 198 cox. cheryl cox. john—186 cox. kerry 168 cox. matt 198 cox. robert 81.186 craig. pam 198 craig. thcodis 186 cramcr, nancy 186 crane, janct—186 crcighton. jerry 186 cribbs, edna 168 cribbs. Iconard—169 crooks, mr. james 64 crossen. ruth—169 crowley, jim 198 crowley. mrs. sharon—52 crump, cathy 16.85.96.186 crump, toni 198 cruson, mike—198 cuevas. dave 91.97,182.186 gucryorst. pat 128,129 culps, herman culps. jerome 198 culps. Icnora 169 cummings. tom 168 cunnick. marc—81,198 curtis, mr. jon 77 curtis, mr. ted—60 c ichar, waync 198 daily, eugcnc 198 daily, bob 198 dalcy. nicki 198 dallon, maria 186 dannachcr. lynn—198 dardis. mr. michacl—71 dash, miss carlcnc 59 dau. john—169 dau. mark 198 dau. mike 94.157.169 dau. sieve 140.186 dauenbough. mr. lowed 64 daufeldt. june—169 daugherty. mr. paul—76 daurcr, mike 198 daurcr, nancy 169 davidson. mr. richard—52,53.107 davis. Charles 169 davis. danny 169 davis. debra 169 davis. gary—169 davis. nancy 186 davis. pam 186 davis. robert 107,169 dawes. cynthia 186 dawes, linda 169 dawes. bccky 198 day. mike 140.186 day. shanc 198 dean, lawrcncc dcanda, migucl 169 dcdcckcr. pete - 186 dclashmutt. beth 147.184.186.194 dcllitt, darcic 186 demay. Stanley 198 dcncy, debra 169 dcngcr. beth 186 dcngcr. rnynda dcnglcr. dave 140.186 derrick, thelma 198 dcrcus. mrs. cathryn 70 devermann. robert 186 devermann, susan 198 dcvinc. jane—169 dcvinc. joe dcvinc. sue—169 dew. dave 198 dcwcll, janct 186 dexter, candy 198 dexter, gayla 186 dexter, kent 199 dickerson. candy 169 dickcrson. richard 169 dicks, glory 199 dicks, sue 169 dichl. john 44.169 dillcy.dean 169 dipplc, don—186 dircks. mss—199 dishon. rosemary 186 ditlmcr, shcri—199 dixon. toni 199 doak, michacl 186 doanc. dave 157.186 dobbs, dave 199 dobcsh.joc 186 docrschcr. dan 199 doersher, donna 169 donahuc.sharon 169 donahuc. tim- 199 doss, debra 199 douglas. calvin 186 douglas, sieve—199 downing, miss Catherine 56 downing, mike 199 downing, Steve—169 downs, josh—199 dray, dave 140.169 dray, kay—186 dreesen. constancc 85.128.186 dressclhaus. ann 84.186 drcwcl. don—186 drcwel. jane 199 drummond. jayne—169 dubicl. deborah dufault. chcric dunaway. dave—186 duncan. julic—186 duncan. laird—186 dunsworth, mr. ira 152 durcc. mari 98.169 dwinal, janice 80.186 dwinal. sieve 81,199 dyer, linda 199 dykes, ricky 186 cast, cccilia 186 cast, Charles 169 cast, loyd 199 castwood. michcal cbcrle, sue—169 ebcrlein. janice- 186 cckcrt, marcia 199 222 cckhardi. barbara 169 cdic, arihur— 170 cdvcnson. rogcr 186 edwards. douglas 186 cd wards, jerry— 199 edwards, jim 170 edwards. mike—186 edwards, pat 186 chlcrs, sharon—199 chlcrs. miss vera 44.60 cichhorn. george 81.199 ckstcin, crrol- 199 clliott. mike—199 elliott, wynn 186 elmorc. shirlcy—199 clvidgc. sieve—199 emerson. diane 199 cngclmann, barry 186 cngland.danicl—81 enteman. cathy 186 enzlcr, mark 199 cnzlcr. sherry—186 epley. paula 199 erbst. tcrrancc— 186 erfling, wayne— 186 crickson. paul 170 crickson, suzanne 80.199 eshbaugh, john- 199 csquivcl, richard evans, john 186 ever, cindy 199 eves, pat 186 cwcrt.gary 199 czcll. steven fairlcy, chcryl—170 fallow, rcnce 199 fallow, roberta—186 fanning, cascy- 145,199 farber. gail 186 faris, bill -84.170 farmer, bcvcrly farnum, rosemary—199 farrcll, sieve—186 fascher.jim 186 faulkncr, sieve—80,170 feldman. mark fclton, april—170 fenn. debra 199 fesenmcycr. tom -81.199 fey, tom -84,186 fields, luann -84.170 fifer, john fifer, kirk—170 finch, dan—199 finch.george 170 fisher, ann 186 fisher, carol —85.186 fisher, clainc—199 fisher, louisc fitzwatcr. randall flaherty, jim—187 danders, sue—199 flctchcr. karen—199 flynn. patrick—199 folcy. mr. james 60 forari, steve—199 former, barb -187 foster, marion—199 foulks. angcla 187 fountain, lonnic 187 fountain, william 199 fowler, paula 187 fox, danicl—187 fox. debra 199 fox.jefT 199 fox. mr.jim—50 fox. sara 80.170 fox, bill 199 frahm. kathlccn 80.187 frame, sue 187 francis, carol —187 francis, rcbccca 59,187 francois.jcIT 187 frank, bill 199 frankcnficld. miss jancl 56 franks, carl 187 franks, george fredcrickscn. mr. chris 58 free, mindy 187 freese, mr. william 60 french, dennis 199 freeman, janice—187 french, mary 187 freshwater, dcbbic 81.170 fricdl. susan—199 fritzsche. carol 85.170 fromm, lisa 199 fry. jim-81.145.187 fullon. janice fulton. linda 115.128.129,170 fulton, vickic—81.85.170 g gabricl.julic—187 gadient, sara 106.199 gall, bob 199 gallahuc. michelc 187 gannctl, jocl- 199 garcia, tim—199 gardina. tim—187 gardner, bob—200 garlock, linda 92.170 garmon, dcbbic 200 garrett, nelson—187 garrison, hal—170 garrow. jim—152,156 garrow, kim—187 gaul. nancy 200 genung, jo—200 genung. robert 200 gehringcr, jeflrey—187 gcskc.julic—200 getman. tracy 200 gibney. gary -187 gicbcck. denisc—200 gicsc. greg—187 gile. kathy 170 gillis, mr. larry—73 gilmore. pam—200 gilmore. roxanne 200 ginneberge. mike 200 gipplc. connic—200 glincs, jim - 81.187 glover, bob—200 goering. melvin 170 gocttsch. dennis 140,187 golT. connic—170 gofT, laura 187 golden, bcrnicc—187 golden, burnic—187 golden, hclen—170 goldman. lori—84,114.170 golick.brian 170 gonyier, nancy— 170 goodwin. john 170 goodwin. sharon- 84.170 goossen. linda— 170 gordon. kathlccn 170 gordon. paula—200 gorshc. frank gould. patty—84.170 grace, jerri 200 gracscr, karen—200 graham, mark—85,170 graham, mike—200 graham, rogcr—187 granc. candy—200 grapcngctcr. harry 200 grau.dan—171 graves, donna—187 graves. Steve gray, bill—187 grayson.dan—171 grayson, kathryn—187 grccnc. sheila grecr. debra 200 greer, linda—171 greer. pam—187 grcnicr. mrs. clizabcth 54 grensing. don- 140.149 griffith. anita -171 gripp, cynthia—187 grocncnboom. mr. james—70 grondo, don 200 groom, diana—171 groom, connie-171 gross. jefT 200 gruenigen, pat 171 gruncr. mark 187 223 gruncr. mary gucnlhcr. davc $0,200 guffcy. ragcnc 200 gucnthcr. kcvin 200 gucnlhcr. melody 184.187 guincc, waync 81.145.187 gustafson. sieve—200 gutierre . celia 171 gulicrrc . gabricl 200 gutierre . juana 187 gwin, chris 140.187 gwin. mark 200 “h haack.jacklyn—200 habra, adriana 84.119.164.165.171 hacker, chcryl 200 hadlcy. lorrie—200 hacckcr, linda 187 hafner. donald 200 hafner. larry— 45.171 hagedorn. donald 85.171 hagedorn. karen 187 hahn.eugene 200 hahn.janci 187 hahn. jean—171 hahn. rcbecca 54 haincs, mike 149 haisc. calhy 187 halbrooks. james—171 halcy. sammy 188 halford. lawonda—93,171 halford. susan—188 hall, james 188 hall, mark 81.188 halligan. jodee—188 halligan, karen 188 halscy, anna—171 hamann, nancie—171 hammcrschmidi. palrice 80.200 hammond. brucc 188 hammond, lois 80.200 hammond, sandy 200 hammond. sue 200 hammonds. gary 84 hancock,gary 171 hancock. marlin -171 hand, jennifer 200 hancy. michacl 85,188 hanlcy, kerry 171 hanna. sandra 187 hansell. fred 200 hanscn.joann 80.200 hansen. mark 171 hanson. pamela 81.171 hansen, rod--200 harbison. kcnnelh 188 harden, connic 188 harden, lerri 200 harder, debra 171 hardcsty.jan 200 harding. sieve- 133 harford. dennis 200 harford. lowed harland, patricia 171 harland. phyllis—200 harman. clara harms, david 171.148.149 harrington. nancy 200 harris. barbara harris. barbara 188 harris. connic harris. franccs harris. jefT 200 harris. michacl harris. rcginald 200 harris. ronald harrison. jlyce—77 hart, brian 200 hart.dwight hart.jeflory hart, linda 188 hart, michacl—171 hart, thomas 117.171 harlcr. kent 200 hartford. lowed- 200 hartley, chcrly 188 hartman. betty 42 hartman. donald—171 hartman. linda hartman. scott—81,200 hartough.jill —188 hartung, su anne—52 hascnmillcr, heidi 200 hasty, donna- 200 haughenberry. debra—201 haughenberry, nancy 171 hauschild. wanda 200 haut.jim- 200 haw Icy. christcna 92.171 hayden. Carolyn—81.200 hayden. phillip hayek.james- 106.171 hayck, joclyn 200 hayncs. camcron 188 haynes. rita -171 hayncs. robert 188 hayslctt, annettc hayslctl. rence—171 ha cn.dark 81.171 heald. Christine—171 heald, debra heeler, lora 188 hcilman. brucc 188 hciscr. linda 200 helmcrs. dean—171 hclmcrs. kay 188 hclms.jack 45.85.144.171 hemmert. robert 200 henderson. janinc—200 henderson. jim — 188 hen nan. dorothy 188 henning. matt 188 henry, anna 80,201 hcnsel.jim 201 hepner. dick 201 herberg, ron— 188 heritage, doug 149.172 hernande . benita 172 hernande . juanita— 172 hcslcr, jeflT hcslcr. kay 172 hess, barbara 111 hess.gcrald 201 hcstcr. dorothy 188 heuer. jeff— 201 hcyncr. richard—81 hickcnbotlomm, gary hicks, phillip 188 hicks, terry 84.148.149.188 hill, janicc 172 hillman, rex 200 hininger, flori- 201 hint c. linda—201 hockcr.julic 201 hock ridge, todd 201 hodges. gail 201 hocck.dcbbic 201 hochnc. mary 188 hockscma. rick 201 hoeppner. thersa hofcldt.judy 201 hoffnaglc. dennis 64 hoflman. jancl 81.85.188 hoflman, maria 201 hoflman. ken—172 hoflman. nancy -81,84.288 hoffmann.dcnisc 104.188 hogbin.davc 81.172.182 hogbin. denise 80.201 holcvoct. connie— 172 holgorsen. paul- 201 holladay. janct— 188 hollistcn. orlin—172 holmes, anne—172 holmes, cvcrctt- 148.149.188 holmes, gordon -172 holmes, jeff— 201 holmes, kathy—201 holmes, kerry 201 hoist, rick 201 holt.delores 188 homan. sieve 188 hoos. vicki—172 hoover, donna—201 hopcwcll. don 81.145.172 hopp. ronald hoppnwc. jeri—188 hottcnstcin, carol 54 houk.judy 188 houk.sandy 172 houghenberry. nancy 84 howard, davc—201 howard, dennis 188 howard. Ics—188 hubbard, myla 201 huber. mark 201 hubncr.jay 172 hucckstcadt. wally 188 huescr. rose—172 hucttcr. mike 201 huff, david—188 hughes, bccky 201 huff, dutsy 172 hughes, dcbbic—172 hull, chris 201 humiston. jeff 134,172 hunt.jeff 188 Tiuntcmcr. jon hunter, barry 188 hunter, richard—188 hurt, edna 201 hurt, sandy huston.joyce 188 hutchison. debra -201 hutchison. floyd 188 hyslopc, carla—188 'i” iossi. mark 84.188 iossi. sherry 188 irwin. carl irwin. guy 106.201 irwin. nancy 106.172 irwin. thatch 145.201 isenberg. judy ivanoff. jeff 106,172 T jackson. donald 81 jackson. lamar 201 jackson. Ics 81.201 jackson. pat 172 224 jamcs. karcn 188 janscn, margarct 188 janscn. joe—172 jansscn. kay 201 jasper, holly 172 jcbcns.john 80.188 jcliincck. john 45.172 jcnkins. barb 201 jcnkins. pa( 201 jcnkins, willie 201 jennings. phil—201 jennings. sieve—188 jens. patty 201 jens. rose 201 jensen.jim 140 jensen. mark jensen. rick 80.201 jenyik. Steve 169,172 jcpscn.ann 84.85.172 jcpscn. connic 201 jcpscn, craig- 201 jcpscn. linda—201 jeske. marie 71 jimcnc . frank 172 jimcnc . sieve—201 joans. kathy 201 johansen. don johnson. barb- 80.189 johnson.dcnnis 172 johnson. darlcnc johnson. don 188 johnson. gail—189 johnson. gwen—81.201 johnson. karcn—70 johnson. margarct 70 johnson. mark johnson. pam—201 johnson. ron—71 johnson, scott— 172 johnson. sue—201 johnson. wes 189 jones, charlcnc—172 jones. cheri—201 jones, chris 80.201 jones. eric—201 jones. fred 189 jones, gail 189 jones. gary 201 jones. harrict jones. jill—201 jones. mark 149.172 jones. marlcnc— 172 jones. mclinda—201 jones, pat—172 jones. patty jones. sherry 201 jones, vicki 201 jordan, carol- 201 jordan, Charles 201 josvangcr. linda—201 josvangcr. Steve—189 juarc , rudi—189 judge, carol—189 judge, mary—201 jungwirth, larry 189 kahlcr. orvillc—39 kaiser, harold—41 kail, sue—189 karentinos. esthcr 189 kassewitz. phil kassing.john 201 katz. rick 201 kautz, anne—201 kcarncy. jerry kcarncy. sieve-189 kccklcr. beth 201 kceler. francis—173 keenan. barb 80.201 kccnan, betsy—80,108.189 kchoc. betsy—201 kcllcy.pat 187.189 kcllcy, sharon—189 kcllcy. teresa—201 kcllcy. sieve 145.201 kclscy, sieve 173 kemp. elmer kemp. kirn 117 kemp, lee—189 kemp. nancy- 189 kemp. sieve 173 kenney, mike—81,201 kensinger, rick kent, patti—173 kent, scott 85.173 kcough, jeanne—189 kepford. kevin 189 kephart. steve 189 kephart, les kerns, roy—173 kershaw. ralph 70.144 kcsslcn, cindy—189 kesster, lucinda kesslcr. mike—173 khaton. lionet—43 kick, barry 201 kilcy. kathy 173 killcn. pam 201 killcn. bccky—189 killing, janice—173 killing. Icstcr 189 kilmcr, davc—189 kilmcr.jcancne 201 kimmcl.joc -189 kimmcl. mary—189 king, carol 201 king. Charles—16 king, debra 201 king, franccs 201 king, joci—45.173 king, terry king, william—189 kinzer. robin 201 kipling, harrict 52 kirby. william—173 kirkpatrick. dale 173 kirkpatrick. dcbbic 201 kirkpatrick. mark 189 kirlin.judy 85.173 kirsch, kathy 189 kislia. judy 201 kisner. Steve—173 kistlcr, candy—189 kling. dick 143.201 kloppcnburg, kent 189 kloss. jerome—189 klundcr. richard 85.173 knickrchm, mike- 201 knight, carolyn 102.128.173 knott. karcn 201 knousc. Charles— 189.190 kocnig. marilcc 85,173 kocnig. phil—203 kohlbcck. gail 173 kohlbccl, kathy 201 kolvoord. wayne 144 kononovs, linda kopf. randy—153 kartcmeycr. bill 71 kosbau. dcbbic koski.erkki 84.164 koltmann, davc 201 kottmann. scott krambcck. ken krmabcck. kirn 189 kratsch, connic—173 kray, angela kressc. scott 85.189 kroeger, dianc krocgcr.paul 80.152.173 krusc. joe—201 kuchl. sieve--189 kuhlmann. richard kuta.ann 201 kuta, john—44.107.173 225 laakc. ted 189 laffan. teri 173 lafrentz, ray 201 lage, louis—173 lagrangc. barb 189 lagrangc. carol 189 lagronc. cli abcth 201 laimcins, patricia 56 lammers. craig— 173 lammers. mary—173 lammers, sharon 201 lammcrs, thersa—189 lamp, sandy 189 landhauscr. gary 189 lang. lucky 202 lang. bob 81.84.173 langc. roy 148.189 langlais, vicki 85,173 lapsey. dan 201 lardncr, kathy 201 larson. karen 80.130.165.189 larson, kirn 201 larson. richard lathrop. lance—84,189 latta.davc 189 laubcr, don 189 Icabo. jack 50 leandcr, vicki 189 leatherman, glen 201 Icathcrman. greg 202 ledger, margarct 174 ledger, sandy ledford. sherry 174 lee, carol 202 lee. Charles 202 lee, diana 202 lee. osic lee. vicki—202 lecrly, vancssa 202 Icctch.john—202 legicr. venita Ichcw, janicc 202 leidcnlrosl. dianc 84.174 Icigcr, venita 189 Icigh. dwain 189 Icigh. greg 81.174 lemmon. deanna 174 lenardi. li a 189 Iconard.jcfT 189 leopard, paul Icppla. terry 149.189 leslcin. michcllc—202 Icslein. tom levcrick. carol 189 lcvicn. craig—95,174 lewis, boyd lewis, jim -202 lewis, william—189 licrly. vancssa liggett, craig liggett. maria 189 lindbcrg, karen 174 lindemier, pat 174 lindsay. kim 189 lindstrom. vicki 202 lin . rosin lipkowit . ricky 202 lischcr. mike 86,174 lively, rick 202 lock hart, jeff- 174 logic, cecilc 71 lohse. ron—189 longcncckcr. terry 189 longlcy. jelT 189 longmirc. pat 202 longncr. gary 59,189 lope , lore 174 lope , manucl—174 lope , marlin 189 lope , saluador 189 lope , terry lope , yolanda 189 lord, charlcne lorcn cn.jim 104.145.189 louck. don loudon. curt—189 loudon. tracy 174 lovejoy. rose 202 lowc, todd 174 lucas. mark 140.152.189 lucas, maurecn—189 lucas. ralph 202 lucas. sheila—202 luchncr, bccky 202 ludin.jody 202 ludwig. davc 81.189 lueders. linda 202 lulich. cathy 189 lunardi. lisa lund. jim—174 lut . ken 202 lutz, linda 174 luukkonen. sue lynn. richard 174 lyon, ron 189 lyons, john—202 lyons.joe 140,174 lyons. vickic 202 mack, mary 174 macmillan.jcIT 174 madsen. connie 202 mahoney. dcbbic 202 mahoncy. pat 202 major, brian 170,174 mailer, carol mandas, john 202,149 mandas. Icslic 174.103,105 mangels, davc— 174 mann. martin manning, bonnic 202 manning, marcia 189 marberry. bill 202 march, lula 202 marchik. ruth—174 marion. bob 145.174 mark.gcrald 73 mark, mike 202 marland. beth 189 marland, vickic—202 marshall, pat 189 marshall, richard 202 martens, brucc 174 martens. Catherine 189 martens, david 202 martin, chris—202 martin, janct 189 martin, kevin- 189 martin, sieve 123 martin, susan—174 marline , gary 189 marline , linda marline , vicki—202 mason, sue 202 mass, sue— 174 matkovich. jim— 174 maury.jefT 202 maury. teresa—189 maxwell.joe 81.189 maxwell, mike 202 major, cathy 202 me aden. henry me arthur. marshall 189 me bride, kristin 51.173 me cabin, pat—202 mccafTcry, joe 41 me calcstcr, mike 84,189 me callister. flora—189 me artney. margarct 174 me clain. shirlcy 202 mcclanahan. tim 189 me climon. loras—189 me clollom, andy 202 me eluskey. mary—189 me coy. heidi 174 me coy. mike—189 me conncll. linda 80,202.205 me cray, paul 202 me cubbin. pat mcdanicl. pat 174 me donald. beth 80,175 me donald. sandy 189 me donald. roxanne me donald. thersa 202 me donncll. dyann 175 me dowcll. terry 202 me farland. goldic 202 me gee, donald 42.43 me gill, rick — 85,175 me gill, bill 90.189 me ginnis, jim 189 me guillcr. terry 202 mcguirc.jim 202 me intosh. bccky 189 me inlyre, jim—202 me intyre, jeff—189 me intyre, randy 190 me intyre, sandy 202 me kay. meredith 108,202 me kibbin. gary 202 me lean, vickic me millian. mike -202 me neal. larry — 117,175 226 me neal. verna 202 me pherson, pat—190 me pherson, bill me quay, malcom 202 me roberts. todd 202 medley, gcorgia 175 medley, randy 175 meeker, jancllc 190 mccr.jamie—175 mccwcs, ken—190 mcier. marian 84.190 mcicr. mark 202 meihofer, wendy meinert. mike—175 mcinert. teresa 99.190 mcinhardt, carol- 190 mcinhardt. sieve— 175 melton. Steve 190 mendaga, bob mendoza. jerry 202 mcnglcr, dianc 175 menke. delbert 79 mcrrill. ann 202 mcrrill. tom-59.152.175 mcscchcr. jackic 80.85.190 mcsick, chuck 140.202 metealf. michclc 80.202 meyer. bruce 80.175 mcycr. greg 190 meyer, jelT 175 meyers. kathy 39.175 meyers. scott 202 micka, jim mieka. pam 202 miekclson. chrstina 202 mickclson, david 190 migucl. mary 175 milem. betty 175 milem. richard—202 milland, karen miller, barb 49.202 miller, bcrnadcltc 64 miller, bev 190 miller, brad—81,202 miller, don 190 miller, donlca miller, doug— 202 miller, greg 190 miller. jelT 175 miller, jcIT.g. miller, john 190 miller, karen 190 miller, kevin—202 miller, pattie 202 miller, patrick 202 miller, rick 202.145 miller, rose miller, sharon 202 miller, sue—190 miller, terric- 202 miller, tom 175 milne, bonnie—175 milne. karen 190 minard, larry—55 mitchcll, john—175 mocllcr. jelT 202 mocllcr. john-175 moellcr. judy- 202 mocllcr, bob 190 molloy. randy 202 montecuollo, jean—175 montgomcry.joyce—190 montgomcry. pat 190 moorc. Icvi 190 moore. bob—202 moorc. ruth 87.175 . moorchcad. nancy—84.190 moorchcad. ruth—190 mordhorst. bruce—190 moreno. connic—190 morgan. shirlcy morgan.suc—190 moriarty. don 140.190 moritz, mike 190 morris, jocl—175 morrissey, tom—202 mosicr. shirlcy— 175 mowry.grcg -84.190 mucllcr.john 145.190 mullcn, mike—175 mullen, sue—81.202 mumford. pat 190 mundcn, dcbbic 175 murray. mike—175 myers. bill 190 myers. diana 202 myers. terry 175 myli. rick 190 n” nabity. esthcr 51 nagcl.janel 175 nagcl.john 202 neal, mary 202 nelson, jill—202 nelson, kirn 190 nelson, mark -202 nelson, mike 149,202 nelson, pam 175,105 nelson, bob 175 ncwcomb, dcbbic 190 ncwell.gregg 152,190 ncwcll, janct newcll. robert—73 newman. linda 128,129,175 newman. shari—202 neyens. debra 176 niccwarncr, robert 190 nichols, buena nichols. mary 190 nichols. rick 202 nichols, Steve—190 nichols. wilma nicholson. ray nicholson. ron—190 nicol, john nicol. sieve nicola, janicc—202 nicolclto. carlo nielsen. jancy 176 niclscn. jean—176 nielsen, joan—176 nieuwenhuis. Charles 203 nitz, penny 190 norbcck. eskel—38.87 norbcck, mary 202 norris, bill—176 norris. fred—84.190 norton, lynn—176 norvell. neil norvell, shcri 202 norvillc, starr—190 o oakes. bob 203 obanion. mike 203 objartcl, john—176 oboylc, noland—203 o‘connor. mary 92,176 o'connor. sue—190 o'connor. tom—85.176 o'connor. tim 152,190 odette, kathy—191 odcltc. kevin 191 oclcrich, barb—176 ogburn, doug 191 ogden. denisc 81.203 oldham. vancssa—191 olds, mary 191 oligcr, mary—191 oliger. tim 191 oliver, lonnic—203 olscn, malt 191 olsen. terry 203 olscn, william—176 olson. carol 191 olson, david—191 olson, janicc—45.176 olson. marvin 191 olson, sandy 119.176 olvera. augic 176 omallcy. bob 145.203 o'neill. mary 191 oncill, tim oostendorp. kris oostendorp. sue—91 orndoff. debra—191 orr. john o'shca. kathy 191 osic, lee—203 oswalt. linda oswalt. sieve—203 ott, david- 191 otic, doug 176 otto, donna—191 otto, nancy 91.176 ouderkirk 203 overmire, vicki 60.203 owcns, addic 191 owens. lucinda 81.100.176 owen. ronald -72 owens, ulysses owens. william 60,61 oxley. jean 203 oxley. kent -176 pacha, waync- 203 packer, barry 191 page, rcginald page, vicki 203 palmer, marie ann pappas, gus—203 pappas, tim—191 pappas, vicky—176 paris, george 76.176 parish, sue—97,203 park, george 203 parkcr, chcryl 40 parkcr.dan 149,191 parkcr. jcIT 203 parkcr. millard 191 parmeter. debra 203 parris, alan 191 parry, barb 187,191 parsons, debbie 191 parsons, paula 203 pattcc. diane 203 paticrson. bob 81.145.203 patterson. steve 191 paulos, martha 191 paulscn, arthur 176 paulscn. martin— 176 paustian, dale 41 payne. james paync. theresa 191 payne. tom 191 paxton. wcndcll 76 peacock, paul 191 pcarson. chcryl 191 pcck.richard 191 pccpics. tina 176 peer, card pcclin. clara 176 pellin. mike 176 pellin. tim 191 pena. fernando 176 pencil, mary ann 71.98.175 pencil, mclinda 98.191 perkins. dan 176 perkins, glen 80.203 perry, kathlccn 176 pcrshall. luann—176 peters, katc 203 peters, larry—43 peterschmidt. cathy 191 petersen. debbie 80.108,109,203 petersen. jerry 203 petersen, sherri 191 peterson. alan 176,84 peterson. nina 191 pfanncnsticl, mike 81.176 pfit cnmaicr. diane 191 ptchcr. george 77 phcldman. mark 203 phctcplacc. davc 176 phillips. john Phillips, stan 191 phillips. vernon 203 phipps. don 203 pieper, vern 85,99.191 pilchcr. ray pilkenton. ancy 81.203 pinc cr. rhonda 176 piper, jim—134 pitcock. overillc pitcock. victor pitkin. karen 147 pitkin. sharon 203 plait, carol 203 pochls, margarct 191 pochls. nancy 191 pocll. greg 203 pointer, keith 191 pollard, kevin- 191 pollard, ruth 191 pollit . david 203 poncleit. debra 203 ponsetto. kathy 81.203 poscy. kclvan 203 poscy.larry poscy. richard 191 potter, robert- 73 power, gloria 191 powers, diane- 203 powers, cilecn 191 prachar. cindy 203 ircbyl. kirk 80.191 pricbc. pat priestcr. mary— 173 pricster. sue—147 prior, sheila 191 prior, sue—203 pucbla. ramona pulse, tom—191 pusheloncqua. jim—203 putnam. char 104.191 qucck.dallas 64 quick, don quick, ron 203 quigg, mike 106.203 quinn. kathy ”r” rada, susan radcch. don radcch. mike—191 racdcrcr. sue 191 radetzki, sue ragan. ncal—191 rahlf, randall 140.191 railsback. debbie 80.184 ramirez, martin ramm, billic—203 ramscy. pattic ramscy. sharon 192 randall. beth 108.130 randlcman, amy randleman. jcIT 203 randolph, anna 203 randolph. george randolph. Iconard rancy, richard rank.gail 192 raschcr.judy 81 rasmussen. carolc 110 rasper, john 192 rathburn. sid—181 rathje. randy 140.192 raub. cindy 203 rauch. gregg 44.85 ray. doug 192 ray. tony —192 rector, bill 81,182 reed, doug—203 rees. sonny—81.84.192 reese, dark 192 reeves, barb 192 reeves, jeff 203 rcid. kevin—192 rcilly. david 81.203 rcilly. mike—203 rciman, sue 203 rcipe. jane—81 rcitan. vickic 203 rcmlcy, dcnisc—192 rcmley. donna 203 rcmlcy, sieve- 203 rendall. beth 80,192 rensberger. patti rhodcs. cindy 203 rhodcs. debbie 192 rhodcs. john rice, bev 203 richard. gail 192 rich, pat richards. bobby 203 richards. harry 192 richard. scott 203 richardson.jim—192 richardson. mike 85 richardson, waync—192 richardson. wendy 192 richmond. bccky 106,192 rickctts. diane 192 ricklcfs, john 203 ridenour. layman rider, sue 192 ricdcl. bill 192 ricfc.dcb 104.129.130,192 rienhart. rick 203 riepe. bonnic—192 228 ricpc. jane 192 rics. john—203 ricsc. mark—84 ricxingcr. sieve—192 rilcy, ko—192 rilcy. mary 204 rilcy. ron—77.192 rinchart. richard—81 rinchart. ron—81,204 ringgcnbcrg, bonnic ringgcnbcrg, craig ringgcnbcrg. cldon—204 ringgcnbcrg. gary ringgcnbcrg. grcg—204 risslcr. kim rissmann, sid—128 rittcr. vcrncicc 204 ri k. jenny 192 rizk. toofc robb. grcg roberge, francos roberge. lavonne roberts. vicki 80.204 robertson. barry—81.192 robertson. gayle 204 robertson. robin -178 robison. nicky—80.130.192 rocha. carol—192 rocha.ron 192 rocha, steve—178 rock, chip 144.178 roda. sue- 204 rodriguez. davc—204 roc. cnoch—192 roc. ron—192 rocdcrcr. lynn—84.192 rocdcrcr. sue rochik. vickie—178 rogers. dennis rohm, marcy—204 rohm. martin—178 roop.bcv 120.128.130.178 rosburg. scot—178 rose, karen—204 rose, mike 204 rosenberg. bcatricc 42 rossow, Charles rotherham. belsy 204 routley. nancy 192 rowc. robert 79 rowland. davc—192 rowland. richard ruby.jim 178 rudd. lucinda rucficr, jackic— 118.178 rugc. peg ruhl. Charles—192 ruhl, marie ruhl. terri—204 ruiz. vickie 178 ryan, pete—74.192 ryan, nancy—49 s sadd. Christine—193 saforck, jeffrey 152 sager, danny—178 sales, marilyn 204 sammon. douglas sampson. mark 193 sarton, bcvcrly 193 satin, alien—192.193 sauceda. yolanda saux, carric 85.193 savioli. guilio 152.186,193 schaab. john 85.195 schabilion. michacl 178 schacfcr. carolyn 204 schacfcr. dan 204 schafcr. gary—204 schafTcr. david—204 schafcr. john 44.178 schafTcr. david 204 schcc. palmer—204 schec. william 178 schcllcnbcrg, pam—204 schcllenbcrg. waiter—193 schcrcr. kathy 204 schcrcr. pam—193 schcrlcr. dale 193 schindlcr, rudy—204 schlabach. kim 204 schlichting. rose—204 schlimmcr. james—204 schlue. diana schluc. mark 178 schmidl. Catherine—80.178 schncfT. kristine— 178 schncidcr. lynn—80,178 schdcnthal. deborah— 178 schlump. mr. brian—79 scholcr, janioc— 178 schrickcr. chris—193 schrickcr. leslic—204 schrocdcr. dianc 80.178 schrocdcr, dianc s.—204 schrocdcr. grieg -56.178 schrocdcr. sally 104.178 schucllcr. steven schultz. cindy—80.204 schuluc. dianc 204 schumakcr, judith— 178 schumakcr. mr. paul—75 Schumann, wendy—81.178 schutman. jaync schullc. linda 193 schultc. pat j. 254 schutlc. richard—193 schuttc. roger schwarz. linda 193 scott, collcttc 81.178 scott. ernest—204 scott. kcnnclh scott. larry 204 scott. oscar scott. sheila 204 scars, victoria- 204 seeks, jancll 178 sccman. annette—193 scibcl. terry—204 scran, thcresa 178 serrano. jocl 193 seven, linda—178 shafer. pam 204 shanks, john—204 shannon, mike sharp, gary 178 sharp, waync—193 shaw. andy—81.107.145.193 shawvcr. janct 80.204 shcahan, karen—204 shcahan. mary shccdcr. candacc 204 shcchan. davc—193 sheets, donna 204 shells, jim- 204 shclton. mclanic 97.119,204 shclton. mike 204 sheperd. lewis—193 shepherd, steve—193 sherhan. james 58.178 shivers, richard 193 shoemaker, tim—193 shomper. bob 16.80.85.178 shook.randy 204 shore, david 104.193 shorter, pat 204 shorter, bill—193 shousc. carey—193 showxrs. vcrl shultz. dick-87,178 shumalc. francos 52 Sidney, bob 44.179 sicgcl. francos 87,179 siegel. mike 204 sierra, ildcfonso- 204 sifert. tom—79.87 siglcr. tom 193 silverhan, rick—81.193 simmons. cliff 204 simmons. cindy 204 simmons. kent 145.204 simmons. inildrcd 179 simpson. barb 179 Sinclair, terri—193 singer, sieve—179 sizcnbach, rick 179 skeens, anne—193 skeens. joy—81.204 skinner, kassandra 204 sly. grcg—204 smahaj. john—179 smith, alan 193 smith, candy smith, cccelia—193 smith, chcryl 80.204 smith, chris—179 smith, christy—84.85.179 smith, clayton—193 smith, davc—84 smith, dennis 204 smith, don smith, cllcn smith, eugene 204 smith, gail—80 smith, gregg—193 smith, irma 204 smith, jackic 193 smith, jim—204 229 smith, jim 204 smith, jim—193 smith, larry—193 smith, mary—179 smith, mcllissa 179.128 smith, paula 179 smith, romona 179 smith, ron—179,93 smith, russ—204 smith, tom 193 smith, troy 204 smith, velda—179 snydcr. larry 179 snyder, luann 204 snydcr. nancy 193 socnkscn, connic 204 socnkscn. marcia 80.81,204 soforck.jefT- 204 soltau, gary 204 soults, barb 80.85.193 sountris. donna 193 sparks, terry 193 spears, darlenc 193 spears, mike 193 spears, roland—193.194 spencer, cathy 204 spencer, john 193 spencer, dick 16,85.184.193 spencer, sclinda 193 spencer, tony 140 spclh.dianc—193 speth, mary speth. mike —204 sprague. dan—194 spraguc. myra 179 spratt. mark 204 springer, barb 194 springer, davc—194 spurgion.jim 90.194 squire, edward 140.194 squire, sandy 204 stclair. michcllc 204 stacy. larry stalcy, valeric 80.204 Stanton, dave 194 starr. athcnc 179 stcckel.jocl—179 stedman. debra 204 stcdman.jocl—204 stcgmaicr. mark 204 stegmaier. martha 194 slcincr. craig—194 sicpunk.sue—179 steward, linda 194 stepp. jane—194 steward, karen—194 stcuart, ron 80.194 stickel. rick—194 stiles, donna 179 stiles, janicc still, paul 42 stimac. vicki 179 stimson. larry—179 stinocher. dennis 194 stock, jim—179 stockbaurcr. chris—179 stockstill, scott 194 stofTcr. greg—204 stoffcr.jim 140.179 stokes. jcIT 204 stolmeicr. jeanne 194 stone, bill 60 stoncking. rick 194 stopulos. tom 145.194 storms, john—194 stotlar. jewel—179 stotlar. randy 204 stout, bruce 194 stout, diana—179 stowe. george—204 stowc. larry 81.179 strang, ann 194 strang, steve slrank. missy- 204 stratman. sandy 80.204 Stratton, marge 194 straycr, rhonda—204 stringer, ken 45,140.144.179 strong, monica 204 strout. dan 194 stuart, cindy 204 sluckcl. sharon 204 stuff, bill 204 styks. chcryl 194 swain, chcryl -204 swanson. debra 204 swanson, chcryl 80.194 swanson. larry—50 swanzy, paula—194 swartout. bethel 204 sweet, ben—194 swcctland. carol 194 swcctland, dale swcctland. robin- 204 swoboda. chuck 154 swoboda. cindy 179 sylvia, valeric—204 townsend. terry 194 townslcy. dennis turner, dawn—180 trainque. paulinc 205 trauffer. Steve 194 tribbett. Wallace 205 tronnes. mark 205 tronnes. richard 205 true, bruce 205 trucsdcll. decker 81.145.205 trunnell, joan tschillard. ray 194 tubbs, mark 114.194 lunis, dcnisc—194 tunisjohn—194 tunniclifT, kim 205 lunnicliff, scott turklc.joycc—194 turner, dwan turner, radinc 205 turner, ramona—194 turner, rhonda 205 turnquist. katrina 205 twyner. kathy 180 twyner, I. j.—41 tylcr.judy—205 tylcr. mary—194 V’ tallar. lois—204 tallar. lynn 179 tank, sharon 179 tank, terry 78.194 tank.thcrsa 194 tarpein. nick 179 tate. dawn 205 taylor. gary 205 taylor, james 205 taylor. jeff 179 taylor. lucinda 179 taylor. mike 194 taylor. ron 77.194 taylor. william tcrrcll, mary 180 terry, jim—205 teter, nor man 205 thicbaccd, cindy thiclaud. cindy 205 thicssen. ken 180 thoman, bill thomas. Calvin—194 thomas. david—205 thomas. jeanelt 205 thomas, bob 205 thompason. gary 194 thompason. jeff 205 thompson. kathlccn 194 thompson. max 60 thorton, john thouian. bill 194 thurncss, debbie 194 lillson.sam timrnerman. becky—194 timmerman, cathy 180 tocnsfcldt. mary 180 toher. gcraldine -43 tolli vcr.joycc- 194 tomsha. tony- 205 tomson. allan—205 tonn.janc 205 touloud, a I 205 toulousc. al toulousc.dan 194 townsend. scott—194 230 “u unticdt, david—180 unticdt, randi unticdt. vicki 194 uthofT. tom—76.180 utlcy. roxann 180 uttcrback, jim vandcl.dan 81 vandcl, dennis 180 vandcrig, janct 194 vanderjagt. janna van hcckc. dcbbic 80.194 vanhcckc. mike—205 van mclkcbckc. sieve 194 van scoy. joanne—180 vargas. kathy—180 varner, victoria 194 varning.joc—205 varnum. charlene 81.205 varnum. joyce—81,180 vernon. philip 180 verre, dennis 205 vestal, sandy 180 villalobos. rudy vin ant. jim 205 virgil, dcnisc 194 virgil. felice—194 visscr, cilccn 180 visser. wade—194 vogcl. jerry 194 vogt. dianc 180 vollcnwcidcr. luann 80,205 volquardscn, chris 180.184 volt , shcri—180 voss. regina 194 voss. rosemary 194 vukclich. judy—58.108,115 waddcll. tony 180 waack, vicki—41 wacchtcr. john—205 wagner. chris—195 wagner, randc 78,205 wagschal. pam- 180.80 waldorf. randy 195 walker, arnold—10 walker, dcbbic 195 walker, kevin—195 walker, sandra 180 walker, vickic—195 Wallace. mike—205 walton, don 205 walton. joe—140 walton. tyronie—205 wan cll. janic ward, judy 205 ward, pam 205 ward, paula 180,81 ward, peggy waring, joe warncr. dcbbic 205 warncr. gary 180 warncr, john 205 warren, brenda 195 washam. ron 180.85.144 washburn. dcbbic 180 washburn. joey 195 wassel. rick—195 wassel. linda—205 wasson. dolores 195 watson. carol—180 wcbb.bcn 149.195.148 weber, barry 195 weber. rick 180.144 weber. vincent—195 wchlagc. roberl 79 weisbrook, lloyd wellendorf. randy 205 welncr, jill—180 wells, cathy—205 wells, chris wells, nancy- 180 wendhausen. karen-205 wendt. mike 205 wertish. mary 128,195 west.ann 102.165.180 west, nan 111.165.180 west. mrs. ralph 41 wcsterficld. barb 195 westcrficld, lauric 195 wcstfall. randy—81 weston. james 180 weyburn. marybeth 102,128.130.180 wharton. glcnn 195 wharton. rick wheeler, mike—195 whitcomb, greg 205 white, brad 205 white, dean 85,181 white, dcbbic 205 while, john -181 white, mike 205 white, sandi 72.84.181 whitcsidc. karen 181 whiteside, steve—205 whitlow, kathy 181 Whittington, judy 205 wicks, davc 45.80.181 wicks, randy 205 wicks, terry wieckhorst. greg 195 wiepert. brenda 205 wiesc. larry 181 wicsc. mike 205 wiesc. ron 181 wikert, brad 205 wildcmuth. chct wiles, debi 195 wilcy. rick 205 wilcy. bob 195 williams, gail 205 williams, jane 195 williams, kristic—195 williams, kurt—181 williams, linda 181 williams, mike 205 williams, rick—205 williams, bob 195 williamson. carol—181 williamson, dennis—205 williamson. sandy 181 wilson. cheryl- 181 wilson. susan winched, connie 45,102,111.181 winckier. cindy 195 wincklcr, mike 205 winters, dan—205 winters, jim winters, kim— 181 winters, kipp—195 winters, bccky winters, rod—205 win. brad 181 win. melanie 195 win. mclissa—195 witt. sharon—195 witte. joe—205 wittc. bccky 205 wittstruck, jennifer 195 wohlcrs. pam 195 wohlcrs. pat 195 wolfc. dcnisc—195 wolfc. faith—181 wolfc. jeanien 195 wolfc. hope—195 wolfc. john—41 wood, bob—16 wood, jimmy- 181 woods, billic 195 woods, cathic—181 woods. Charles 205 woods, ruth—57 wooldridgc. kathy 205 woolen, fred woolen, edwin—64 workman, john—205 workman, ron 181 worlcy. sue—205 wren, dcbbic 205 wren, bill 81.181 wright. linda—181 wulf. gordon 181 wyatt. dianc—97.181 wyalt. mike—131 wysoske. brian 104.195 yarham, sam 195 yaunk. mike— 205 yeast, debbi 195 yoak,rodney 195 young, bill 81,205 young, dale—84.195 young, donna 195 young, gail—195 zajichcck. sally anulto.jane 181 zapata, rosario—59 zapata. yolanda 195 zeno.jcfT 181 ziebarth. brucc zimmerman. kathi 80.85.195 zuhlsdorf. debra 195 zuhlsdorf. shcri 205 zurborg.jim 231 zn current world events are also a part of the puzzle, there is another world outside of our own little one. congress gave 18 year olds the right to vote in federal elections. It. william calley was found guilty of the murder of 22 south Vietnamese civilians and was sentenced to life at hard labor, the rock world mourned the loss of janis joplin and jimi hendrix. California experienced an earth- quake in which 61 people were killed. Charles manson and three members of his clan were found guilty of the murders of sharon tatc and friends, and were sentenced to the gas chamber. 233 the west high falcons won the class aa championship in basket- ball, while central took the city championship, vice-president spiro agnew made a name for himself in the sports field, twice in golf and once in tennis someone was hit with a ball by him. president richard nixon announced the engagement of his daughter, tricia, to edward cox. two days of school were missed as winter caused many handicaps this year, the movie, love story. starring ali maegraw and ryan o’neal was made, and from the script erich segar wrote a number one bestseller, love story as of april 1, 1971, has run for 14 weeks at cinema ii in milan. also popular was mash, a spoof on army medics during the korean war. 235 miit 236 simon and garfunkle won a grammy award for “bridge over troubled water. the beatles won a grammy for best musical score for a movie, “let it be. paul mccartney and his wife accepted the award, pollution still exists, but steps are being taken to alleviate the problem, many senior boys turned 18 and registered at their local selective service board, the war in indo- china still goes on. much has happened in the past year which has affected the lives of central students, these events have helped shape the puzzle that was central, and central has in turn helped shape the puzzle that is the world itself. 70’-7r was a great year for getting it together. 237 yearbook we got it together Layout editor, Bev Roop, looks over some of her work. Looking on as a pica stick gets the better of general staffer, Linda Dawes, is assistant picture editor, Carol Fritzschc. Showing their typical behavior patterns arc picture editor. Sheri Batcy; assistant layout editor, Mary Ahlgrcn; copy editor, Bernice Golden; and assistant picture editor; Joann Bond. This years photo credits go to photographers, John Moeller, Bob Sidney, and Mike Haney. we would like to express our sincere thanks to principal, mr. eskel norbcck, for his encouragement and backing through- out the year; mr. roger brown, activities director, and cheryl parker for their help during yearbook sales; warner medlin for the excellent color pictures contained in our book this year; dick fesenmeyer for the color picture of the school at night; the coaches and teachers of central for their kind understanding during our deadlines; all of the people that came in and gave us that little extra help we needed; and our deepest appreciation goes to our families, who put up with all the inconveniences that printing a yearbook can cause, and the american yearbook company for getting our books here on time. 239 Co-editor. Tracy Loudon, rummages through a pile of yearbook materials as the last deadline comes to a frantic close. if you can’t find space anywhere else in my book, please autograph here. 240