Central High School - Blackhawk Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1972 volume:

r i the blackhawk central high school davenport, iowa volume 55 contents introduction..............4 academics ...............12 organizations ...........54 sports ..................80 student life............110 faculty ................126 people .................134 smiles and scenes ......190 advertising and index . . 204 4 ; there were moments to think, to relax on the campus, and to play near the trailer classrooms, most important there were moments for smiles . . . 5 6 silly smiles or big grins, smiles of approval or of pride, smiles of victory and smiles of relief, sunshine to the soul, the smiles cost nothing but created much. 8 9 10 with each smile, optimistic hope radiated, hope that aroused school spirit and united chs. this year was a year of change; a year of looking forward, it was a year of smiles! 11 probing into the vast unknown frontier of knowledge provoked mixed emotions among students, there were moments when a simple smile portrayed the satisfaction of calculating that problem in geometry or understanding the physics lesson for the day. and there were times for frowns of frustration when it appeared that the research paper for american lit would never be completed. but some how for some reason just when the end was in sight a whole new world to be explored opened its doors. principal assistant principals the decision makers at chs, there were three men who guided and controlled the student body as well as the faculty, assistant principals orville kahler and steve mcnichol met the challenges of their jobs with stamina and a smile of determination, principal eskel norbeck found himself the major policy and decision maker at chs. with courage and confidence, he instituted the policies which made chs an individual. Students enjoy Mr. basket Norbeck's joke at a Fall Track Assembly. 14 Members of the 1972 school board arc: top row: Dr Gordon A. Flynn. Dr. John B. Sinning, Jr. Mr. Jack Smit, Dr. Joseph A. McCaffrey, Dr. Lafayette J. Twyner. bottom rou Mrs. Hortense . West (Mrs. Ralph C.). Dr. Harold M. Kaiser (Supt ), Mr. Dale H. Faustian (Pres.), Miss Viola F. Waack. school board activities office both are essential to chs activities director roger brown and his secretary cheryl parker find reason to smile when selling supplies and tickets, and boosting school spirit at chs. students find this service invaluable, while the activities office is a vital part of school life, the school board is essential to the system, members of the board spend many evenings searching for the answers to the thousands of questions which arise when running a school district. Visitors receive a hearty smile from Cheryl Parker, secretary Enjoying the atmosphere of his new office. Mr Orville Kahler chats with activities director. Mr Roger Brown 15 guidance aid in future plans a smile and enlightening insight into the years to come were but two of the many- way s in which the guidance department aided the student body, counselors were always open to new ideas and suggestions for a brighter tomorrow. seniors sought the guidance department in their preparations for college or future jobs, while juniors and sophomores found counselors a great help in preparing next year's schedules. Smiles are in order as Mr. Paul Still takes 1.1), pictures. A smile greets Mrs. Geraldine Toher as Mrs. Hetty Hartman hands her a schedule change. 16 honor awards individuals receive honors tuesday, October 26, marked the date of the seventeenth annual honor awards assembly, one hundred and fifty juniors and seniors received recognition for academic excellence and first or second honor awards, special guests included parents of recognized students, mr. simon roberts of scott county community college, and the chs orchestra, a similar assembly was held in the spring honoring sophomores also. Making use of the CHS library- are National Merit Scholarship Semifinalists Karen Larson. Debbie Christopher. Dave Smith, and Jeff Ashford. 17 library 1,000 books are added the library, with its thousands of books, was frequently visited by both students and teachers, as always, the library celebrated book week with the addition of 1,000 new books. the new study hall system allowed students to enter the library without first obtaining a special pass. Aiding students. Mrs. Nancy Ryan locates requested magazines. Assisting Cindy Rlackbum. Mr. Paul Hitner enjoys one of his jobs. 18 Learning the history of the English language was a must for underclassmen. language arts courses for everyone both the speech department and the american literature grouping underwent structural changes during the past year. group communications was offered for those students interested in developing their speaking talents in group situations. the juniors, for the first time, were able to choose the american literature courses which they desired to take. course selection included the american novel, and drama in american life. J Demonstrating the usefulness of the card catalog is Mrs. Grace Holmes. Underclassmen study the evolution of the English language. 19 Underclassmen take the speed reading test so their reading skill can be evaluated. 20 Quad Cities' newscasters dis- cuss the different ways of re- lay inn news to the public with Mass Media instructors. Junior Jerry Edwards peeps over Kris Oostendorp's shoulder to read a humorous portion of her novel. 21 During a timed typing test. Senior Margaret Acosta practices for more speed and accuracy. Instructing a fellow class- mate. Melinda Pencil inserts papers into an office educa- tion machine. 22 Inspecting the copy machine are Lyndell Rocderer, Janet Hoffman, and Nancy Hoffman. Junior Ernest Scott be- lieves typing is necessary even for boys. business education experience was gained college-use typing, a one semester course for college-bound students, was introduced by the business education department, the course emphasized mastery of the key board, tabulation, and term papers, many students planning to go into office work enrolled in bookkeeping, stenography, and business education. an on-the-job business training program offered valuable experience to many students. 23 foreign arts investigated cultures studying a foreign language entailed much more than learning the language itself, as seen in the reorganization of the language department. french, german, iberian, and hispano american civilization and literature allowed the student to trace the culture contributions of a given country from the time of its origin to present day life, latin was also offered at chs. Encouraging her .students to speak. Mrs. Pam Frederickson emits a smile. 24 First year German students Mark Wagner, Sheri Shauver, Hob Roth, and dreg Kautz discuss the different verb forms. 25 social studies revisions, new classes helping students to better understand the society in which they live and enabling them to understand the responsibilities of a citizen were only a few of the goals established by the social studies department. black history, readings in american government, and crisis in american history were added to the department this year. these classes along with previous revisions will eventually allow students with varying interests, backgrounds, and academic abilities to select the course best suited for their individual needs and interests. The drug scene is of major concern to these students in social problems. A giggle from Denise Virgil breaks the monotony of daily American Government lectures. 26 JALLLLLLUU Informal question-answer sessions, a bin part of Modem History classes, give students a chance to discuss subject matter freely Checking over her notes before a pop quiz is senior Marcia Manning. 27 As all students listen intently. Mr. ImwcII Dauenbaugh explains how a force table works to his third period physics class. 28 science explored “unknowns” science-minded students found a vast deposit of information and equipment made available to them, labs were a comfortable break from daily lectures and problems for chemistry students, biology students explored the secrets of life through the living cell, physics, physiology, and zoology also offered insight into the vast world of science. 29 Waiting to see if he program m ed correctly is senior John Boone. Being able to read the scales is necessary for most labs. ' 1 math stimulated many minds a difficult mathematical problem seldom encouraged smiles, but its solution always brought a great feeling of satisfaction, courses ranging from geometry to the more difficult advanced mathematics caused frustration and agonizing hours only haul ted by the final understanding of an assignment, throughout the year, fractions, equations, quadratics, and angles stimulated the minds of numerous students. Working diligently on her problems is trigonometry student, Kathi Zimmerman. The resource center gives students an opportunity to work together on complicated problems in an informal atmosphere. Senior Betsy Keenan finds she needs help with a new trigonometric function. 31 Proper use of the potter's wheel is shown to Pam Cooper by Mr. Jon Curtis. To portray one of her feelings through the use of various paints and canvas, Carol (Sannett concentrates on her work during art class. Junior llrain Carney learns to operate one of the many machines used in crafts. 32 art clay, canvas come to life learning to express themselves through their artistic endeavors was the goal of art students. those enrolled were given the opportunity to try their luck in a wide variety of courses ranging from oil painting to crafts such as stitching and leather work. molding figures out of shapeless masses of clay and making a blank sheet of canvas come to life were just a few of the many activities encouraged by the art department. Sophomore sculp- tress Carol Reed pauses a moment to look at her subject. 33 industrial art basic skills were taught students having an interest in industrial fields were encouraged to take classes relating to their specific interest, teaching students the basic skills involved was the primary objective of the department. students were offered a wide variety of courses such as: mechanical drawing, electricity, mechanics, and woodworking. Industrious woodworking student Debbie Parsons discovers that building bookshelves sometimes requires additional help from a fellow classmate. 34 A frown instead of a smile shows disappointment over a flaw in the wood. Because of the many intricacies, taking apart an engine is not as easy as it sounds as is shown by these mechanics students. Senior Handy Baker stud- ies the book diagrams be- fore attempting his own drawings. 35 vocational arts readied for jobs upon completion of specified industrial education courses, interested students were allowed to develop their individual talents in the vocational education department, the primary objective was to enable each student to appreciate good workmanship and to ready them for apprenticeships in machine operation, auto mechanics, printing, and electronics. Electronics class lends the opportunity for students like Todd Me Roberts to solder his metal cabinet. Vocational auto me- chanics students learn by doing as they re- align the front wheels of this car. 36 Tom Sifert aids one of his students in jogging the paper off the press. 37 horne ec abilities increased increasing their abilities in cooking, clothing, and interior decorating were many future horn emakers. special emphasis was placed on the development of individual personalities, family life, and young people’s relationship with others. boys interested in cooking were allowed to take chef’s training, a course designed to expand their knowledge of the kitchen and nutrition. Using Pam Greer as her subject, theart of make-up is demonstrated with pleasure to girls in this young adult living class. 38 meature to make ture the piece is straight A V' After several attempts to find the right recipe, these chef's training students master taco making. ‘roper pressing is a must for well-made garments. 39 gym grins and groans with spirit, enthusiasm, and lots of smiles, chs students braved another year of gym class, at the beginning of each period, sophomore, junior, and senior boys exercised to warm up for activities such as: baseball, track, and handball, golf, swimming, volleyball, and tennis were among the sports taught to the chs females, the universal gym was used by both girls and boys for muscle building and toning, rounding out ' the physical education curriculum for all. Perfect aiming is a must for every archery player. With the bases loaded, making a third strike could put senior Alan Smith in a dangerous position. 40 Leaping to meet the ball, this sophomore tennis player attempts to use the back hand stroke. With flowing movements, these modem dance students become a blooming rose bud 41 driver's education added cars, new range a driving range was added to the driver's education facilities this past year, it consisted of five acres which was divided into two and four lane roads. nine standard shift volkswagons were also added to the department so that students could be introduced to the shift through actual use. Fatalities in car accidents are shown to encourage safe driving. Students enjoy the opportunity to drive by themselves on the neui driving range even though instructors are nearby. 42 Even with the addition of the new driving range, simulators are still used for practicing driving. DRIVERS!'! SEAT what will WfS Many questions arise, waiting to be answered only after research by the driver's ed students. 43 orchestra portrayed emotions musicians in thechs orchestra sought to portray emotions through sound. they developed this skill by participating in numerous ' 'performance-oriented activities. ” music was brought to life at the annual pops concert on november 19. the messiah and the variety show highlighted their year. With deep concentration and dedication to the love of music Chip Borgstad closely studies his sheet music at an orchestra practice. Jeanine Kilmer and Gordon Baustian me- ticulously analyze their cello parts in a music selection. 44 Accompanying Faye Emendor - fer, orchestra director Mr. Ray- burn Fierce takes time out to read music from the Messiah. row I: Karen Milne, Rosemary Vos , Susan Johnson. Fay Bartley, John Jacobs. Karl Brusen, Fay Emmendorfer. Carol Ricketts, row 2: Sarah Witt. Debbie Yeast. Joyce Tolliver. LuAnn Claeys, Jerry Wicks. Alison Cooke. Kris Jones. Barb Soults. Amy Jackson, Sharon Tate. l.uAnn Vollenu eids, Gordon Baustian, Jane Riepe. Beth Shumaker, Debbie Dubiel. row 3: Sharon Ramsey, Anne Skeen. Karen Grilk. Sue Worley-. Tom Fessnmeyer, Chris ■Janzen. Wayne Guinee, Barb Johnson. Jean in e Kilmer, Joe Maxwell, Elliot McDonald. Alan Roth. Dan England, Dick Hepner. Anne Merrill, Jeff Ashfor. Jenny Rizk, Steve Ezell, row 4: Joe Witt, Beccy Andersen, Christa Brusen. Susan Mullen, Randy Westfall. Sue Zuborb, Rande Wagner. Bob Jacobs. Chip Borgstal. standing: Kirk Prebyl. Debbie VanHeck. Randy Wamstat. Scott ’Turkic. Bob Samaja. Hal Dipple, Ken Bell. 45 With the movements he feels necessary, director Mr. Milton Anderson tries to obtain harmo- ny throughout. ROW I: Miss Davis, Leslie Schricker, Barb Soults, .Julie Gabriel. •Janet Vanderig, Kandy Kistler, Sherri lossi, Karen Hagedom, Janet Crane, Marilyn Kimmel. Helene Walukieuicz. Cheri Smith. Suzanne Parish. Tina Biondo, Suzanne Erickson. Jacki Mesecher, Lisa Betcher, Melanie Shelton. Jackie Haack. Connie Dresen, Nancy Hoffman, Patti Miller, Sunny Rees. Carol Fisher. ROW2: Debbie Houghenberry. Debra Parmeter. Kathi Zimmerman. Patti Hammerschmidt, Debbie White, Cathy Crump, Nancy Moorhead. Karen James. Mary Norbeck, Marian Meier. Connie Jepsen, Sandy Ham- mond. Liisa Ingerze. Carol Sueetland. Julie Hocker. Marilyn Riley. Carrie Saur, Betsy Kehoe. Sue Hammond. Ann Dresselhaus. Lois Hammond. Lynn Dannacher. Lyndell Roederer. Judy Holefat. Janet Hoffman ROW 3: Dick Spencer. Mike Shelton. Warren Boyd. John Schaab, Rick Jensen. Ixmce Lathrop. Fred Hetzel. Rodd Bartemeyer, Dan Dorscher, Phil Ashford, Kent Harder. Elroy Balli. Vem IHper. Dick Rinehart, George Eichhorn. Kirk Priebyl, Paul Holgarson. Ron Rinehart. Chris Hull. ROW I: Mark Gu in. Don Walton. Bob Gardner. Tom Fey. Tim O'Conner. Dave Kilmer. Mike O'Banion. Dave Smith. Jeff Beard. Mike McCalester. Mike Cruson, Dave Latta. Mike Me Quay. John Ries. Greg Chase. Kevin Gunther, Fred Norris. Mike Haney, Joe Cartwright. 46 vocal emotions ignited a cappella and choir mem bers discovered that a song could ignite many emotions. under the skillful direction of milton anderson, they found themselves confronted with all types of music. most important were the moments when both choir and audience communicated and united through song. Singing a medley from MAN OF LA MANCHA, a cappella members unite. Altos Rarb Soults. Leslie Schricker. and Barb Keeman try to hit the notes in a more serious song from JESUS CHRISTSUPERSTAR. 47 band precision drilled executing precise and intricate marching drills was only a small port ion of the contributions the band made to chs. members also took part in events such as: the all-state music concert, the pops concert, parades, and television appearances throughout the year, besides making another trip to Canada, the band played an important part the the production of the annual variety show. row I: Patty Jens, Jayne Baker. Diane Browner, Storm Stoltenburg, Connie Grothuson, Lora Witts- truck. Nancy Lucus, Sue Mason. Debbie Haughenberry, Shelly Case, row 2: Lori Benisch, Gwin Johnson. Sunny Rees, Nancy Hoffman. Janet Hoffman, Debbie Posey, Carol Schellenger, Kathy Ponsetto. Taking a short break, these band members relax to talk about the selection just played. 48 row I: Lynn Wiekhorst. Beth Kendall, Michelle Netcalf, Barb Dray, Barb Keenan. Chris Jones. Ann Henry, Christe Brusen, Betsy Keenan. Linda McConnel, s icki Robison, director Mr. Lee Smith. Chris Myers, Gail Smith, Cindy Bemhagen, Cindy McGregor, Cindy Shafer. Sally Zajichek, Sue Corlett. Lynn Black, Sandy Stratman, Chris Jensen, row 2: Cheri Smith. Vicki Roberts, Marsha Soenksen. LuAnn Vollenweider. Jan Dwinal. Barb Kverman, Robin Crum. Barb Beagle, Shari Shultz. Jacque Mesicher, Lois Hammond. Cindy Schultz, Alison Cooke, Janice Talc, Kathy Quick, Kathy Zimmerman, Sandy Broyles, Kathy Frahm, Kitty Keough. row 3: Brent Komman, Herbert Hodges. Bob Roth, Ron Rinehart. George Eichom, Sue Erickson. Kris Miller. Ixiura Goenne, Carlene Bond. Sue Mullen. Shari Shawver. Linda Warner, Tom Fesenmeyer, Carolyn Hayden, A tike Kenny, Cheri Swanson. Denise Hogbin. Barb Johnson, Deb Petersen, Patti Hammerschmidt, Karen Larson. Sherry Plath, Amy Jackson. Martha Haut, Barb Steuart. Deb Van Hecke, Barb Soults, Charlene Vamum. Joy Skeens, row 4: Rick Rinehart, Joe Maxwell. Tom Richards, Joy Dohrmann. Mark Ho- man, Joel Haack, Brad Miller. Gary Harrell. Rick Jensen. Elliott McDonald. Wayne Guinee. Rick Haire, Kevin Cole. Randy Westfall. Kin Busch. Mark Hall, Decker Truesdell. Bruce Boyler, Bill Young, Richard Dickinson. Mark Clingman. Ken Bell. Kirk Prebyl, Jim Fry. Andy Shaw. Bob Patter- son. John Jebens, David Montford, David Guenther. Dan England. Scott Hartman. Skip Perkins. Les Jackson. Marc Cunnick. David Ludwig, Steve Dwinal. Mark Bruch. Barry Robertson, Bob Cox. 49 Mr. Tom Sifert opaques a newpaper negative, editors Sue O ’Connor and June Anderson, and editor-in-chief Patty Kelley watch 50 newspaper frustrated smiles hardwork and frustrated smiles went into every issue of the blackhawk newspaper, each reporter and editor discovered the importance of meeting a deadline, emphasis was placed on careful planning and on the developement of new ways to take unposed pictures, after a year of writing vigorously the blackhawk newspapper staff had reason to smile. While photographer Hob Roth explains humorously the antics of loading stain- less steel reels, sports edi- tor Gail Richards is amused. 51 With flashlight and tongue depressor aimed at Clark Whorter's mouth, nurses, Mrs. Carla Laasch and Mrs. Virginia Soults smite. Daily seventh period Mr. Ronald Carrick helps an assist- ant collect audio visual equipment. Attendance clerk Mrs. Allison Groenwoldt checks in a student. Standing in the sunshine before school are the maintenance crew: Fae Cornell, Jan Washam, Fred Crapp, Charles Schmidt. Nath Gordon, and Gerald Smithiger. 52 Early one morning Mrs. Marlene lx ng and Mrs. Andrea Mar- tin, registrar, double check computer cards. school services needed smoothness essential to chs were the people behind the scenes, cooks spent long hours over hot stoves preparing meals, custodians daily met the responsibility of keeping the school clean and in good repair, the two nurses attempted to cure ailing students, keeping up daily was a busy task for the many office workers. From 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Mrs. Ruth Kirkpatrick records clerk, talks with nu- merous parents and students about absentees and messages. 53 Scoops of potatoe salad are dished up for the 400 box lunches pre- pared for grade schoolers daily in the Central High kitchen. organizations there came a time when books were set aside and students got together at club meetings, the organizations at chs completed the curriculum, making school more enjoyable for all. each member contributed in some way to make meetings more fun. there were guest speakers, field trips, and traditional parties. cookie sales, bazaars, and candle sales were among the fund-raising activities, life was more interesting as students took time to investigate further into those things they liked best. smiles came from each student who could say he belonged. Smiles and cookies profit art club’s members at an after school bake sale manageded by Jan Eberlein. amateur radio expanded knowledge smiles of accomplishment as well as frowns of frustration were but a few of the expressions found on the faces of amateur radio club members, these students spent many evenings repairing radios and investigating each others' apparatus, the club also arranged several field trips, expanding their knowledge of the radio and related fields. Setting up re- ceiver and ter- minal unit to operate radiote- letype (RTTY) in IA 22 are Waldo Amholtz and advisor Mr. Delbert Menke. 56 art shared with all expressing oneself through individual art work was the goal of the art club. students found that a simple color could relay many feelings just by changing its hue. sharing these feelings with others also became a major project as once again the second floor became an art gallery where students could hang their many accomplishments for others to observe and buy. While at a meeting, art club members and advisor Paul Shumaker watch a demonstration of a new painting technique. 57 co-op exploring careers exploring future careers through on-the-job training provided full schedules for co-op workers, amidst all the hours spent working, however, the students found time to get together and take part in several club activities, making the Christmas party the highlight of the year. Distilled water is a must for just about any thing done at the Medical I ab in which Debra Zuhlsdorf works. 58 deca contests held in spring main street, u.s.a. and business seemed to fit quite well together according to members of the distributive education club of am erica, together they explored the vast fields of advertising and marketing which eventually led to contests held in each field, the election of state officers and field trips to different businesses highlighted their busy year. Endless price tags are made by Bruce Hammond each day in his job at Turnstyle It's very important for waitress Marla Dalton to take orders cor- rectly during the dinner hour at the Baron’s Restaurant. 59 Overseeing poster making for the all school play is Cathy Crump, president. d-mens boosted imp spirit with heartwarming and encouraging smiles, d-men boosted and united the chs sports department. they were responsible for the designing and sales of endless basketball programs, blue devil fans also noted the good organization of their ushering program established for home football and basketball games, club members took pride in their work as athletes and as fans. Sophomore Fall Sport D-Men are Chuck Mahowski, Dave On, Chris Bryant, Ken Golden, and Curtis Craig. row I: Bruce Bredbeck, Dave Broshar, AI Bas- singer. Mr. Ralph Ker- chaw, advisor, Tim O'Connor, John Schaas. Jim Loremen. row 2: John Kassing, Jeff Saforek, Steve Dau. Bob O'Malley, Kevin Martin, Man in Olson, Greg Newell, row 3: Frosty Borland. Tim Cornish, Guillio Savioli, Bob Patterson, Dennis Goetsch, Don Moriority, Gordon Baustian. row 4: Doug Miller, Ray Tschillard, Chris Gwin, Randy Rathje, Jim Jensen. Bob Deverman. 60 drama hid frowns with smiles this year, drama club members enthusiastically presented their many plays and skits, these theatrically-minded students first exhibited their talents in the one-act play festival held after school, they also participated in a play festival at united township high school in december, helping with school productions such as the senior class play and the all school play rounded out their activities, members viewed “you ’re a good man, charlie brown ” at therko. they also took a field trip in the spring. Meticulously Jeff Hart letters a poster for the all school play Don't Drink the Water. 61 Each member competes against another for top speed and accuracy. fsa new jobs explored with hope and aspiration of becoming a successful secretary, members of fsa explored the secretarial field, they hosted various speakers who explained numerous office jobs, special activities included the Christmas gift exchange and the initiation candle lighting ceremony. 62 fta tutored youngsters investigating into the world of t eaching was one of the main activities of students participating in fta. many tutored youngsters at lincoln and madison schools, they experienced the frustrations and satisfaction that teaching can inhibit, members also listened to several interesting speakers throughout the year, these guests spoke to them on educating and different types of school systems. Educational films, prepared by Barb Parry, are used to illustrate teacher- student situations. 63 Members of German Club enjoy clouming around at a friendly gel-together. french “montreal or bust” throughout the year french club members worked on various money making projects with the goal of montreal or bust. ” candy sales at the games, garage sales and cookie sales were but a few of these many projects, members took timeout to enjoy Christmas topped by their annual Christmas party, a french banquet was given later in the year at which students were able to familiarize themselves with french culture, all who attended agreed that it was quite an experience. For their French Club Bazaar Dee Hogbin. president, and advisor Mrs. Pam Frederickson arrange handmade items. 64 r t german fun, food, festivities to begin their many fun-filled activities, german club took a trip to the amana colonies in October. spreading Christmas cheer, club membes went caroling during the festive season, their next get-together was a tobogganing party, the enthusiastic members planned a german menu and held a german dinner, previous to lent, the students donned their masks and costumes for the traditional faschings party which is similar to mardi gras, altogether, the year proved to be unique and exciting for the german club. 65 gra smiles at every event warm smiles and a getting acquainted picnic at duck creek park got g.r.a. off to a flying start, no one seemed to notice how time flew past the smiling faces of faculty children at the annual g.r.a. Christmas party, to a successful spinster’s spree, all too soon the year was over, and the girls met at their spring banquet to receive their respective awards acquired by earning a certain number of points. At the fall picnic, this group presents Little Rabbit Fu-Fu” to other GRA members. Perfect form was the goal attempted by this amateur GRA bowler. 66 Cookies and punch are the perfect ending to the (IRA Christmas party. 67 At Sudlow Junior High Jim Schlimmer argues a point inasample debate session. latin encouraged classics, fun striving to encourage the reading of the classics and to promote the study of latin, latin club members invited various classical- minded speakers to their meetings throughout the year, club members joined together for a roman banquet on february 17. students presented small skits at their meetings, the members also participated in a serious study of elementary greek; finding it interesting and worthwhile. Advisor, Mr. Elihu Cooper chats with Becky Witte, treasurer, and Mary Ann Preacher before a monthly meeting to discuss the agenda. Wrapped in togas furnished by the nurses, con- sules Bill Campbell and Joe Witte pose by the CHS front pillars. 68 hard hours of work debaters as well as individual competitors discovered that a simple smile can ease the tension which develops when speaking in front of judges and peers. competing in areas ranging from debate to dramatic interpretation, students traveled weekly to uphold their state wide reputation, the winners as well as the losers will never forget the hard hours of work behind each contest. Discussing the finer points of debate with Sudlow speech students is debater Russ Dircks. Synchronized movements result from teamwork and practice. 70 natare holidays depicted natare members swam their way through the various holidays in their annual water show, students designed and made their own costumes for the water show which was the highlight of the year, throughout theyear, club members had the opportunity to improve their synchronized swimming skills in the state synchronized meet and several stunt meets. Natare members are practicing drills on land before trying them in water. 71 pawns To encourage school spirit, Tami Hoaz puts up hall decorations. revived chess club during the year students interested in chess were able to join the newly revived pawn club, during the year, members were able to be active in the quad-cities chess tournaments, new chess strategies were also studied by pawn club members. and chess was enjoyed as a competitive individual sport. On a smaller-scale chess set, Dana Cooke and Dave Fritzsche try to figure out each other's future moves. In a difficult position, John Rider ponders on what to do next. 72 pep smiles and cheers for all brightening up the school with cheerful booster buttons, pep club brought the blue devil fans to life, throughout the year they backed the various athletic participants with bright locker decorations and posters, as well as supplying cookies after away games, pep club played a major role in the establishment and formation of smiles and cheers from chs sports boosters. spirited fioup of pep club officers led the club on to a successful year. Bottom to top; Barb Johnson, Betsy Keenan. Vicki Lean- der. troika: Tina Biondo, vice president; Sara Gadient, Secretary; George Kichom. treasurer. 73 quill and scroll journalists held contests expression in writing was important to all quill and scroll members, the year was scattered with many interesting events, these events included a poetry and short story writing contest, which ranged from a humorous view of life to a more serious view, in april members took part in an essay contest, quill and scroll members had the opportunity to visit the times democrat and the rock island argus also this year. In an interview for a Natare story for the school newspaper. Betsy Kehoechats with Cindy Blackburn. White glancing through a 1967 yearbook, student teacher and alumna Janice Beach display amazement to Melanie Shelton as she finds her own picture when she attended CHS. 74 science club new Orleans trip slated surrounded by a mass of projects to earn money for trips, science club members kicked off their busy year, planning was begun early for their new Orleans jaunt to the national science fair, to earn money for this trip, students held their annual holly sales and sold balloons at the horn ecom ing gam e. awards won at science fairs finalized their success. Laden with boughs of packaged hol- ly Bob Gardner helps unload the shipment. At an early morning science club meeting Romona Turner, Ruth Cleveland, and John Rasper listen to a discussion. 75 Spanish tasting party tried Spanish club members initiated a new way to celebrate Christmas, besides the traditional breaking of a pinata students enjoyed a Christmas tasting party, they experimented with foods such as the familiar taco to the not so familiar enchalatas. the club was also the host to many guest speakers, who spoke to them of Spanish and latin american culture. 76 Spanish club members laugh at other's party antics. A vote is being taken on a very controversial subject. student council resource of energy student council senators found that a pleasant outlook helps when problems arise, through- out the year, the council used its vast resource of energy to debate on issues such as: homecoming, constitutional amendments and donations to the friendly house, again this year, student council spon - sored student affairs to raise funds for the afs program. 77 On special occasions Student Council has special guests. tri-y campaign worked for tri-y mem bers, the year began with a fantastic membership campaign, when halloween rolled around members donned their costumes and headed for their halloween party, tri-y members also joined in thanksgiving activities by giving food to needy families, after a lot of preparation, the club presented their annual easter-service. the year was topped with the traditional style show. Chocking with Miss Patricia Bennett, advisor is club member Mellanio Beintema. Hanging a poster to encourage girls to join Tri-Y is President Jan Freeman. 78 A three year member Debbie Christopher points to the Ukrainian SSR. u. n. model assembly Ukrainian studied earning money from several afterschool cookie sales enabled the 15 delegates to attend the model u.n. assembly which was held in cedar falls on april 21-22. the students had to throughly research the Ukrainian ssr to find its position on certain international problems, each delegation then submitted a resolution to the general assembly, where one was chosen on each of the topics, the members felt that the session was not only exciting but a good learning experience on the difficulties of keeping world peace. Sharing a delegate handbook are Brent Komman and Ann Dresselhaus. 79 football, basketball, tennis, golf, swimming, track, baseball, cheerleading, wrestling a big part of chs. many people tried out for the various teams, some succeeded; some were ready to try again, lots of hard work went into each sport, practice and workouts prepared each player for competition, chs students became fans at athletic events, showing school spirit and pep. pride in the players and smiles of victory were experienced by all. Senior halfback Jim Jen- sen struggles for a few ex- tra feet before submitting to his opponents' at- tempts to tackle. varsity scores chs opponent 16 clinton 14 ■19 burling ton 6 26 u; ah I ert 18 26 alleman 12 28 assumption 6 6 east moline 7 21 west 27 22 rock island 19 20 moline 0 Varsity football team members are: row I: Bob Burnell. Doug Miller. Jerome Culps. Lloyd Weis brook. Bandy Bathje. Bay Tschillard. Curtis Craig. Jim Jensen. Chuck Mahoski. dreg Besler, Bob Deverman. Bill Gray. Bandy Baker. Jeff Barker. Bichard Shivers. Kent Dexter. Bod Bartemeyer. Coach Mr. Jim Fox. row 2: Dennis Goettsc, Bichard Marshall. Chris Hull. Chris Bryant. Dan St rout. Fernando Bena. Kim Nelson. Chris Gwin. William Shorter. Gary McKibben. Al Fountain. Bat Miller. Mike Corruthcrs, Stan DeMay, Mike Wiese. Bon Binehart. Vernon Phillips, row 3: Coach Mr. Bob- ert Bolter. Managers Mike Winkler and Dwight Hart. Dan Fox. Fred Harwell. Dave Broshar. Bon Stuart. Tim O'Neill. Jeff Maury . Brian Wysoski. Dave Martens. Cliff Simmons, John Biese. Bete DeDecker. Steve Bowden, Kevin Case. Kevin Martin, Bruce Cooke. Jeff Longley, Jim Piper. Henry Chapedelaine. Millard Barker. Bob Bichards. Jerry Eduards. Bich Bhinehart. Bill King. Mike Bose. Alan Bay singer, Jim McGuire. Coach Mr. Tom Murphy. Bichard Williams. Manager Ned Bergert. Coach Mr. Jack Leabo, Coach Mr. Joe Campanelli. and Coach .Mr. Jack Teboda 82 Trying fora first down, Jim Jensen uses his last bit of strength before falling. Pile-ups are common in tough Metro Confer- ence games as teams battle it out. football tied west for second “we worked together like a team, were the words football coach mr.jim fox spoke at the close of the 1971 season, the imps tied with west high for second place in the metro conference, chs also had the best win-loss record in the area with seven victories and two defeats, jim jensen, ray tschillard, jeff parker, and kevin case were a few of the individuals who contributed considerably to the team. chs also beat the moline maroons 20-0 the only defeat for that team this season. 83 sophomore scores chs 0 clinton 7 28 burlington 6 20 wahlert 8 26 alleman 0 0 assumption 24 20 east moline 22 8 west 34 0 rock island 20 42 moline 50 Enthusiastically starting off an important football flame is the sophomore squad. Sophomore members are: rou- I: Manager Kerry Hatfield. Norman Foster. Mike Steverson. Marty Westerfield. Brian Housley. Don Harrington. Han- dy Behnke. Frank Farrell. Jed Steckel, Fete Miclot. Fred Harris. I.ee Moore, row 2: Manager Steve Ceurvorst, Clay Tsc hit lard. Charlie Gehrman. Bob Bostic, Tom Corle, Bob Steppe. Mark f atrick. Ted Wells, Tom Hichman, Jim Robinson, Brad Warned, C.E. Kelley, row -'I: Jeff Schaecker. Dale Briggs. Mike Showater. Tony Ceurvorst. Mike Beson. Melvin Morgan. Hay Valdez. Dan Harris. Toby Brown. Bill Noser, row 4: Jay Hughes, Richard Simmons, Doug Doyle, Scott Jones, Neil Thomas. Joe Overmire, Ken Epping. Hick SoHan. Walter Hall. Jeff McGuire. Bob Olye. Tony Castel. Hay Glover, Phil Orth. Assistant Coaches Mr. Tony Spencer and Mr. Jerry Hodge. Mr. Larry Sherman, head coach. 84 Males join females to perform the cheer West is on the bottom. Central is on the top, at the February ■ game. West tumbles below CHS with the score 44-42. cheerleaders boosted the spirit of fans smiles from chs cheerleaders boosted the spirit of imp fans, many new cheers were added to the long list of cheers and chants, dance formations and special claps were also designed. the fifteen girls tried out last spring, summer practices as well as in-school sessions prepared the cheerleaders for the busy year. Varsity Cheerleaders are: Karen Larson. Cindy Anderson. Sue Flanders. Pat Ceur- vorst, and Beth Rendall. 85 Red Squad cheerleaders are: Cindy Blackburn. Deb Riefe, Jean Btackfeldner, Mary Wertish. and Beth Delashmutt. Blue Squad cheerleaders are: Mar, Nichols. Marcia Eckert. Joelyn Hayek. Nicki Robison, and Jea- nene Kilmer. 86 At the West game. John Carstens jumps to get the rebound and succeeds. basketball defeated city rival together the basketball team fought its way through a tough but exciting year, extensive training began in October, the imps began their year by beating dubuque wahlert 58-47. through the remaining of the season, the team experienced many ups and downs, high on the list was the february 4game played with west which central won by a small margin. varsity scores chs opponent 58 dubuque wahlert 47 47 east moline 49 73 assumption 52 69 kennedy 65 63 moline 72 56 west 58 62 alleman 76 64 jefferson 55 57 rock island 65 65 east moline 72 73 assumption 62 66 clinton 54 58 bet tendorf 63 44 west 42 87 itUTRJi, Varsity team members are: row I: Steve Dau. Gordon Baustian. Jim Jensen. John Carstens. Randy Rathje. Jerome Culps. Don Moriarty. row 2: Mike (Juigg. Bob Patterson. Chris Gw in. Alan Bay singer, Dennis Goetsch, Chuck Messick. row 3: Manger Richard Marshall. Kevin Case. Glenn Perkins. Jimmy Davis, lamar Jackson. Manager Ned Burger. row -I: coach Mr. Tony Spencer. Kenny Scott. PhiI Bartcher. Coach Mr. Don Grensing. Coach Mr. Don Neuman. sophomore scores chs opponent 63 wahlert 69 46 east moline 78 74 assumption 71 54 kennedy 63 58 moline 49 53 west 46 56 alleman 70 65 jefferson 44 57 rock island 72 57 east moline 63 63 assumption 73 48 clinton 46 51 bettendorf 67 40 west 34 48 alleman 59 66 burlington 70 Varsity starter Don Moriarty awaits the decision of a technical at the West-Central game 88 Sophomore team members are: rou I: Hob Manager, manager. Tony Ceurvorst, Mike Lewis, Carl Hulat. Greg Kaulz. Jerry Seier. Steve Olson, mana- ger. row 2: Mike Eckert. Clete Kunce, Steve Waters. Lee Moore. Neil Thomas. John Olds. Mike Steverson. row 3: Mr. Joe Campanelli. head coach. Chris Bryant, Mark Wagner, Tele Miclot, Ken Epping, Steve Untiedt. Ted Tensley, Marion Lineberry. Dana Cooke, Steve Ceurvorst. Bob Aye, Chuck Mahoski. Mr. Jim Groenenboom, assistant coach. 89 Hoping to manuever a pin, senior wrestler Hill Gray attacks his opponent. varsity scores chs opponent 12 bet ten dorf :I3 :m assumption U 25 north scott 24 24 alleman 18 22 rock island 19 29 east moline 15 15 clinton 30 23 moline ID 20 west 19 II jefferson 40 Varsity wrestlers are: row I: Terri Olsen. Gabriel Gutierrez. Warren Hoyd, Hill Hribriesco. Hill Riedel. Brad Wikert. row 2: Kent Dexter, Theodis Craig. Ray Tschillard. Curtis Craig. Greg Hessler. Hill Gray. Jim I iper. 90 wrestling three state qualifiers ending the season with seven wins and three losses were the chs wrestlers. the mat men won first place in the quadrangular meet and first in the february 12sectional meet. warren boyd, bill bribriesco, theodis craig, curtis craig, and ray tschillard were among the winners. bill gray and heavyweight fred harris also emerged victorious. on february 14, the boys traveled to cedar rapids for district. district titles were won by theodis craig at 138, curtis craig at 155. and bill grey at 185. these three traveled to state on february '25 and 26. In a match against Clinton. Junior Varsity wrestler Jeff Scheacker makes a grab for his opponent. 91 Junior Varsity u-rcstlen are: row 1: Clay Tschillard. Ron Rinehart. Mike Henson. Guy Iru in. Tim O'Neil, row 2: Ravnel Valdez. Ken Marriot. Hob Richards, Jeff Scheacker. Marc Cunnick. chs sophomore scores opponent 9 bet tendorf 39 12 clinton 39 18 rock island 39 13 east moline 43 21 moline 30 30 west 27 Sophomore wrestlers are: row I: Jerry Overton, Jim Wertish. Dan Lyons. Mark Enzler. Mike Fuller. Jim Hutchins, row 2: Hobby Hostic. Don Harrington. Jed Steckel, Fred Harris. Randy Hehncke. Richard Simmons 92 Using every bit of energy, butterfly stroker Dale Scherter puts forth extra effort as he finishes a race. Proudly displaying his first place district medal, senior Mike Radech looks ahead to State, where he won second place. boy's swim stroke perfection swim team members spent hours both before and after school perfecting their strokes for various swim meets throughout the year. swimmers competed in meets held at rock island. west, moline, among others. the district swim was held on february 19. the state meet was held a week later on february 25. m em bers were honored at the winter sports banquet. varsity scores chs 43 clinton opponent 52 69 jeffersen 26 31 rock island 64 68.5 dubuque senior 26.5 70 assumption 25 .56 muscatine 39 12 Washington 78 33 west 62 43 ottumwa 52 34 moline 61 93 Varsity members are: row I: Mark Bruch, George Vieth. Mark Spratt. Dale Scherler, Steve Jennings, Doug Wells, Mike Johnson, row 2: Dick Kling, Jeff Lorenzen, Wayne Kolvoord. I hil Jennings. Steve Kelly. Mark Nelson, row 3: Coach Mr Manfred Fritz, Bruce Bredbeck. Bob Never man. Millard Parker. Craig Walrod. Jim Ixtrenzen, John Kassing, Coach Mr. Larry Swanson. Junior Varsity members are: Will Kropp, Mike Shelton, and Paul McCray 94 Hoping to save time on turns, swim team members practice them during seventh period workouts. chs 33 junior varsity scores clinton opponent 62 73 j effer sen 22 13 rock island 82 15 Washington 80 51 west 44 68 Ottumwa 16 Small smiles from Coach Swanson and Coach Frit: urge the boys on during swim team practice. 9b girls' swim second in district meet plunging into a new year, the girls’ swim team discovered that to become a good, strong swimmer, it takes hours of practice, under the direction of mrs. esther nabity, the girls perfected their strokes and diving, the girls placed second with 115 points at the district meet held at west high school on november 6. attempting to break national records, the qualifying girls progressed to the state meet which was held on November 12-13. l ract icing for the November state meet. Qualifier Sara Godient swims laps daily. 1971 Su im Team Members are: rou t: Laura Goenne. Sherri Shultz. Meredith McKay. Kathy Kohlbeck. Joann Levien. Debbie Hartley. Karen Men- sing, Sara Gadient. row 2: Cindy Blackburn. Judy Swartz.Stephanie Riefe. Jeanene Kilmer. Sue Xurborg, Kathy Hoeksema, Denise Erstad. row 3: Betsy Broscher. Inn Priester. Sue Shephard. Sheri Shawver. Michelle St. Clair. Sue Flanders. Debbie Petersen. Kathy Buhrow. Coach Mrs Esther Nabity. On board: Betsy Keenan. Nicki Robison. Cheryl Hartley. Carol Mallard. Karen 1.arson. Cecilia Bennett 96 varsity scores chs opponent 54 muscatine 41 75 tipton 20 49 west 46 81 university 12 72 regina 22 51 dubuque senior 43 Anxiously auaitinn her turn in the 400 yard relay is senior Betsy Keenan. Strivinii touard a new record, sophomore swimmer. Denise Erstad. starts off the 400yard relay at oneof the fall swim meets. 97 Knowing her shot is good, senior Cecilia Bennett smiles with satisfaction. girls ’ golf under new coaching the girls' golf team acquired many new members in the 1972season, under the skillful direction of coach diane hertle the girls practiced regularly developing their skills of driving and putting the ball, besides improving golf skills, the team competed in many meets held within their conference, the girls played the rock island, moline, east moline, and west high golf teams during the spring season. 1‘ract icing a long fair- way shot is senior Deb Riefe. a two-year member of the team. 98 Team members are: row I: Karen Mensing, Jaeki Slesecher, Chert Shultz. Ann l riester. Deb Hartley. Barb Beyer. Leigh Hunt, rou- 2: Coach Miss Diane Herlle. Sally Zajichek. Cecilia Bennett. Susie Whitlow. Stepftie Riefe. dretchen Sitz. Liz E hbaugh. Deb Riefe. Terri Agnitsch. Marcia Eckert. 99 Putting skill is displayed by sophomore member Larry Anderson. Teeing off in a fall match at Credit Island, senior Ken Bell strives for perfect form. 100 boys’golf new ladder system tried with little help from old man winter, the boys ’ golf team, coached by mr. ralph kershaw, began their season with eight inches of new snow in mid-march. the boys earned their positions on the team through a new ladder system that allowed members to compete among themselves for the top positions. An injur,' to Dick Kling's head gathers fel- low team members. Team members are: row I: Dreg Haul:. Will Kropp, Doug Olsen. Jeff foremen. Bob Fulton. Gary Youngberg. Larry Andersen. Brian O'Malley . Mike Ijxffan, Tom Fewieger. Hick Lipkowilz. row 2: Bob O'Malley. Kent Simmons Decker. Truesdate. Kent Harter. Bob Oaks, Wav Of Ouinee. Dick Kling, Jim Fry. Steve Kelley. Jim Ixirenzen, Ken Bell. Bob Patterson. Casey Fanning. Coach Ralph Kershau . Team members are rou 1: Carol Ricketts, Maggie Rotherman, Debbie Parker. Stephie Meiherof. Carla Smith. Gail Richard. Mary Norbeck. Jenny Hand, row 2: Jodie HaUigan. Missy Strank. Laurie Paulsen. Pat tic Van Hecke. Sue Kail, Laura Itohn. Karen Millard. Ann Kautz. Making good contact, junior Missy Strank finished a hard and fast game. 102 girl’s tennis Three-year varsity member (Sail Richard stretches to serve a placement in a fall match. j.v. team created during long fall and spring afternoons th girls' tennis team endured hours of workouts so that they might participate in the bi-season competitions, under the supervision of miss kristin mcbride the girls underwent two fascinating seasons, senior gail richards. who has held the top position since her sophomore year, lead her teammates in total cumulative wins throughout the year, new to the girls ‘ tennis program was the junior varsity team which was added de to increased interest of students. Varsity members are: Linda McConnell. Carla Smith. (Sail Richard. Debbie Van Hecke, Missy Stranh. Ann Kautz. Sue Kahl. 103 boys tennis new coach; new courts under the guidance of a new coach, mr. james groenenboom, the boys ’ tennis team underwent hours of serious practicing. due to sewer repairs the team was not able to use the school courts during the fall season, using public courts, the members competed, in fifteen regular season games and stroked their way into district and state competition. Waiting for a return from a fellow member is senior Dan Parker during a fall season workout Team mebers are: row I: Terry Lepla. Dan Parker. George Veith. Jim Schlimmer, Jack Kennifick. Dave Fritzsche. Mark Spratt. Mark Nelson, row 2: Coach Mr. James Groenenboom, Mark Stegmaier, Steve Olson. Morris Pray, Dave Cooke. Hen Webb. Roy Lange. Everett Holmes. John Hoone. 104 Senior Hen Webb returns a serve with ease. Barely connecting his opponents ball is junior Mark Stegmaier 105 track state titles gained m em bers of the track team discovered the many rewards which can be earned after long hours of vigorous endurance running and weight lifting. by march, the team, under mr. ira dunsworth, had won two state titles with hopes for another in mind, remarkable records were set. teammategreg newell proved to be an excellent runner in one-half and one mile races while jim jensen broke several high and low hurdle records. Middle-distance special- ist Greg Newell sprints during an early spring workout. 106 With championship form. Jim Jensen practices the high hurdles with fellow tracks ter Chris Gwin. Spring track members are: row I: Ray Tschillard. Dick Spencer. Tim Cornish, Chris Cuin. Tim O'Conner. Dave Brits her, Kevin Marten. Jim Jensen. Bob Deverman. Greg Newell. John Schab. Chris Bry ant, lave Orr. Manager Vem l hilips. row 2: Bob Bostic. Curtis Craig. Fred Harris. Steve Bawden. Frosty Borland. Rich Rinehart. Fred Diets, John Ruh r, lit,hard Simmons. Ron Rinehart. Jeff Saforek. Mike Rose. Mike Mark row 3 l Ntig Halrod. Ken Golden. Ed Moreno. Jerome Culps. Fred Barks. Chris Hull. Cliff Simmons. John Campbell.Dave Shaffer. Brian Mahoney. Steve Gustafason, Craig Jepson. Manager Kerry Hatfield, row 5: Asst Coach Mr Manfred Frit;. Head Coach Mr Ira Dunsworth. Asst.. Coach Mr. Jerry Hodge. Mr. Robert Potter, Lee Moore row I: Marion l.ineberry. Richard Williams. Jim Mcguire. Kevin Case. Gary Cate. Jeff Mcguire. Jed Steckel. Doug Miller. Al Alkar, Tom Baltimore. Tony Cuervorst. Neil Thomas. First quarer times are read off by Coach Ira Dun- sworth as sophomore half- miler Ken Golden crosses the line. Striding out during a mile team race in fall track is Mary in Olsen, ■Jeff Saforek. Frosty llorland. and Tom Cornish. Fall track members are: row I: Dave Schaffer. Tim ('omish. Frosty Borland. Giulio Savioli, Ken Golden. John Rider, row 2: Brian Mahoney. Dave Orr. Greg Newell, Jeff Saforek. Jeff Ashford. John Schab. row 3: Manager Dick Spencer. Craig Jepsen, Steve Kimmel. Mark Lucas. Marvin Olsen. Marion l.ineberry, Ed Moreno, Coach Ira Dunsworth. 108 Preparing himself for a throw to the plate is junior catcher Lloyd Weis brook. baseball goal: state championship. a combination of thunder storms and sunny days made defending the state baseball championship for the fourth consecuative year quite a challenge, under the direction of coach mr. bill freese, the team did an outstanding job. tryouts and conditioning began in early march, with the first game being held on march 30 at the brady street stadium. Members are: row I Hick Lipkowitz, James Terry. Tim Donahue. Hick Hoeksema. Dick Heald. Mark lirooks. Kent Dexter. Dick Marshall. Manager Duight Hart row 2: Manager Mike Winckler, Coach Mr. Dallas Queck, Hod Hartemeyer. llrad Wikert. Jeff Parker. Lloyd Weis brook Dreg Mown.. Mike Hadech. Hon Lohse. row 3: Mike Younk. Steve Dau. Mike Quigg. Dave Martens. Allan Bay singer. Greg Meyer, Handy Hathje. Dennis Goetsch. Jerry Edu ards. Coach Mr. Bill Freese. 109 Shortstop Randy Rathje readies himself for a fast grounder. 110 Varsity returner Mike Radech uarms up his pitching arm in an early spring practice. Waiting their turn to hit balls from the pitching machine are senior Randy Rathje and junior Dave Martens 111 Warming up to par- ticipate in the Jef- freys' act are: SIX' Cureathers. Stan DeMay. Russell Direks. Sandy Stratman. and Dorcey Barker. Aiming for a stiff body with the aid of the Jeffreys is ju- nior Russell Direks. 112 assemblies Charles king returns breaking the monotony of everyday classroom u ork, activities director mr. roger brown invited various entertainers to chs. Charles king, the Jeffreys, ken hendersen, and theirish duo were the acts that captured the attention of all students. At the homecoming game Queen Cathy Crump addresses spectators. homecoming controversy circus ed fun under the bigtop” thematically and dramatically reigned over homecoming activities, though queen votes were disputed in the public arena, chs students maturely accepted the wishes of their top two candidates. 114 Helium balloon anchored to a pompom helps inflate spirit. Phoning to inform her mom about being named Queen is candidate Debbie Railsback. Teamed up to be a circus elephant are Muffy McKay and Janet Shauver at the homecoming aud. A fireworks display predicts the Imp homecoming victory during halftime activities. 1971 homecom- ing candidates: row I: Terri Hoepner. Tina Biondo, Vicki Leander. Cayla Dexter. Barb Sartor, row 2: Cathy Crump. Janet Hahn. Debbie Reife. Debbie Rails- back. Jeanne Keough. Cindy Anderson. Sun- ny Rees. 115 Committee chairman Karen Larsen takes a breather before taping the remaining streamers to the light. 1972 candidates are: row I Andy Shau . Dick Spencer. Mike Radech. Greg Newell. Ray Tschillard. row 2: Hob Deverman. Jim Lorenzen. Randy Rathje. Jim Jensen. Don Moriarty, Chris Gwin. Sunny Rees. Janet Hoffman, and Lynn Roederer apply glitter to Ray's crown. 116 In the Spree Aud. maiden Meredith McKay strikes a pose. v V spree Forgetting that last bit of tape. Senior Betsy Keenan watches the first group of streamers rise. damsels ask knights out looking back into the days of king arthur and camelot ”, chs knights and their damsels attended gra's annual spinster spree on january 20. 1972. from 8:00 to 11:00. roles were switched as the girls treated their dates to a night of fun. preparations for the dance began in august with the choosing of chairman, other plans were made during the fall, eleven candidates were chosen on january 5. after the january 12 aud. ray tschillard was elected king with dick spencer, andy shaw, greg new ell, and jim jensen in his court, fun times were had by all as they danced to the music ofu.s.s. 1972 Spree king Hay Tschillard and his court: Andy Shaw. Dick Spencer. Dreg Newell, and Jim Jensen. 117 x-mas aud mir acted 34th street miracle on 34th street ” brought thousands of grins and giggles into student’s and faculty's and visitor’s lives as young and old rejoiced seeing kris kringle being declared santa. With bowl in hand. Fred Norris sprinkles Xmas goodies. 118 Twos the night before the Xmas aud when painting was done. From blueprint to finished artistic back- drop, Sue Knuckles carefully duplicates the architect s idea of 34th St. New York. NY. In the CHS Macy's Day Parade. Joe Cartwright as Humpty Dumpty “tritzes down 34th St. Getting into character for her dramatic part. Chris Meyers finds the humor of the mother she will portray. Slowly. Frosty Borland strides into theaud to deliver Santa's mail. Perched on Kris Kringle's (Jeff Ashford) knee Joelyn Hayek as the little girl shows her skepticism in Santa's existence. 119 small world; bigs how an international theme brought thechs band, orchestra, and a cappella together on february IS and 19 to present the many sounds of “it's a small world. ” the show band opened the show with “west side story. ” dance lines centered around the themes of brazil and “ballet parisien dancing boys tiptoed to the sound of “tulips. “ the flute line went on a “safari” after which “a wicked snake charmer and fiddler on the roof were presented, a cappella sang “teach the world to sing”; cathy crump and dave smith united to sing “mariah. directors were mr. milton anderson, mr. ray burn pierce, and mr. lee smith. The Wicked Snake Charmer adds a little variety to the show. 120 It's a Small World brought Count Dracula as a guest director. 121 all-school play satirical and farcical play a slapstick comedy, “don’t drink the water, ” was presented by chs students on december 10and 11. the play centered around the cold war with russia and the iron curtain, the cast was selected out of sixty students who tried out on October 26. enthusiasm radiated as committees collected props and made costumes, and as rehearsals began, director of the play was miss billie becker, with gail richard as student director. the satire was an enjoyable experience for cast, crew, and audience. Marian gets upset at being called an old woman by her husband (Bruce Batterson). 122 Father Drebney (Kim Tunnicliff) makes his entrance, ready to Walter's inequalities as a caterer are pointed out by his wife Marian, perform. Now having an audience. Father Drobney performs his trick elaborately. In panoramic view from the balcony are Bruce Batterson, Jenny Hand. Guilio Savioli. Kim Tunnicliff. and Tracy Allard. 123 Competing for the Ugliest ” title are: sophomore Joann Levien, junior Sara Gadient. and senior Betsy Keenan. GET Money, BUT tub student COUrf- CU- IS SEMDIMG A CARE RKMGEJ’' . . . student affairs aimed high goal: $2,000 many were the sad faces as money disappeared march 28-30. student affairs week featured an ugly man contest requiring losers to swallow a goldfish, the faculty follies, and the faculty name car where students could smash their “favorites , student director rudy juarez and faculty advisor mr. ted curtis along with student council members set a goal of $2,000 to sponsor the afs program. Money -making ideas are tossed around by Paula Smith. Rick Lively, and Bud Batterson. 124 fine arts creativity exhibited april 25-27proved to be an excellent time for students and teachers to exhibit their various talents, programs featured the a cappella, the speech department, the band, and the orchestra, creative writing classes also wrote various selections, students were given several opportunities throughout the week to see the hour-long programs. Constructing the Black Aud are: Miss Patricia Bennett, Melinda Jones. Mr. Art Coleman. Mrs. Bctford, Car- es' Angel. Venit a Bogan. nocturnel musings water (ponds and rivers) makes beautiful reflections the moon does a dance and the water moves on .. fleeting memories slide-by on this liquid projector the placid-fluid-flowing allows me to dream but then — snap — the ducks bring me back for, can not a man also quack and quibble by — matt olsen 125 they smiled, they frowned, they taught and they learned — they were the chs faculty, daily they gained insights into students' concepts by just being themselves, they smiled from happy “hi’s or frowned from cold glances, cold replies or cold classes just like students, when they faced failure whether self or student, they frowned, only to hope to smile soon, yes, they were students too. they taught, learned, and were human. administration mr. orville kahler mr. sieve mcnicol mr. eskel norbeck assistant principle assistant principle principle business ed mr. marlin mrs. kathryn mr.james mrs. marie jeske mrs.karen dan tel.son dereus groenenboom johnson mrs. mar gar et johnson mr. ron Johnson • mr. ralph kershaw mr. william miss cecil logic kortenmeyer drivers ed mr. james anderson mr. lorry gillis mr. jerry hodgc mr. robert neu ell mr. ronald owen mr. robert potter mr. william stone fine arts mr. milton mr. jon curtis mrs. maxine mr. ray bum anderson hixson pierce mr. paul mr. lee smith shumaher 128 guidance mr. chris mrs. pam missjudy mrs. carlene win frederickson frederickson vukelich home ec mr. bart becker mr. thomas buis mr. robert cahoy mr donald me nee mrs. betty hart man mr. tarry peters miss beatrice mr. paul still rossnberg industrial arts mrs. geraldine toher miss Catherine missjanet mrs. alice mrs. patricia downing frankenfield hanrahan laimans mr. orsen bauder mr. robert filson mr. joel norby mr. Charles barrett 129 mr. u endall paxton mr. georgepitcher language arts mrs. donna albright mrs. mary beat miss billie becker miss patricia bennett mrs. jean booth mr. bruce bothwell mr. etihu cooper mr. richard davidson mrs. betty grenier miss suzanne hartung mrs. Harriet mrs. donna mr. samuel kresse mr. david lien kipling kitchell mrs. wuanita long mr. john miller mr. tarry minard mr. william myers mrs. francos papenbrock math mr. ronald carrick mr. bert conley mrs. joan deware mr. richard stahl mr. fred strodbeck mrs. diane mr. glenn thomas summers mr. robert dickey mr. max hiett mr. thomas murphy Playing for dave smith, carrie saur. and rick jen- sen is acapella pianist mrs. norma anderson. 130 mr. bruce pogue mr. Stephen rich miss rose ann schellenberger physical ed mr. scott mr. tony spencer sherwood mr. james fox science mr. jack leabo mrs. betty leach miss kristin mcbride mrs. esther nabily mr. henry becker mr. amold mr. james crooks mr. lowell mr. ira dunsworth Christian dauenbaugh mrs. bemadette mr. dallas queck mrs. betty rich miss mary sievert mr. edu in woolen miller school services mr. roger brown mr. paul hitner mrs. grace holmes mrs. carlo laasch mrs. cheryl porker mr. Clifford ulrich mrs. cynthia woods mr. dennis hoffnagle mrs. Virginia soults 131 social studies mr. donald greasing mrs. bemadette mrs. barbara mr. tarry ashpole mr. robert bollard alexander ashpole mr. roger crooks mr. ted curtis mr.jackelkin mr. james foley mr. william freeze miss barbara Hess mr. allan kniep mr. william owens miss kay phillips mr. max mr. david zavitz thompson teacher associates mrs. touise cribbs mr. wydell boyd mr. james mr. donald mr. jeff winters hancock newman vocational ed mr. delbert mr. robert rowe mr. brian mr. thomas siferl mr. robert menke schlump wehlage 132 Discussion of valance as it relates to the periodic chart is directed by Miss Mary Sievert, Chemistry teacher. 133 House styles are discussed by Mrs. Patricia l aimons and Becky Couchman. Eight o'clock brings Mr. Larry Gill is and Mr. Lee Smith up the stairs to start another day. 134 Individual student problems are solved by Mr. Steve McNicol and Mr. Don Newman. As she gives an assignment. Mrs. Carlene Win tries to overcome the problems and frustrations of teaching first year German Students. 135 smiles were made by seniors, juniors, and sophomores, they radiated from new students and foreign students, without the student body, chs would have been a lone building, each morning the sounds of 2,200 talking and laughing. yelling and crying students filled the halls. there were kids who joined clubs and went out for sports. there were those who devoted all their time to studying and some who never touched a book. whoever the student, whatever he did, he was a part of the school we call central high. afs experienced our way two people representing a multitude, our american field service students, helene walukieuiwez from sweden and liisa ingervo from finland experienced our ideas, customs, and way of life, even though they will never remem ber all the friends they made, chs will always remember them. Greeting Helene Walukieuiwez in August is her Davenport sister Betsy Kehoe and other Central High Students. 138 Our traditional Santa Claus delights Liisa Ingervo, the AFS student from Finland. students abroad summer of ’71 fun-filled during the summer of 1971. many students were able to travel abroad, debbie Christopher and hathi Zimmerman traveled under the afsprogram, both girls spent the major portion of their summer with one host family, debbie stayed in toulouse. france while hathi visited kabul. afghanistan. under the student am bassador program, seven students were given the opportunity to tour several portions of europe. After a fun-filled six weeks abroad. Kathi Zimmerman and Debbie Chris- topher display sou- venirs of their trip. Student Ambassador travel- ers are: Tina liiondo. Miss Mary Sievert; chaperone. Bob Patterson. Sheila Prior. Mil- lard Parker. Jacki Mesecher. Cecilia Bennett, and Debbie Riefe. Index files aid this senior in finding information for research paper. seniors a long way since 1969 tears and smiles passed over the faces of many anxious seniors when the end was in sight. memories are all that's left of the “class of ’72. ” together through the last three years they experienced many emotions, times of jubilation, they've traveled a tong way since 1969. now, as individuals the 1972 graduates will move into the world with one uniting force their memories. Ready to play his part. Senior Dan England concentrates on his music. 140 •Jeffrey Ashford Stanley Anthony Waldo Arnholz Robert Amould Chris Arp, Sharon Ash Randy Raker Katherine Ballard Tammy Askam Becky Atkinson Charlene Bachelder Virginia Baggott Jill Baker Luella Beal James Banks Harry Bassett Ella Bassow Nancy Bauer Gordon Baustian Allen Dona Bergeron Mary Beckel Julie Belk Cecilia Bennett Robert Benson Debera Berger 141 Janice Berrie Judy Berry Greg Besler Lisa Belcher Barb Beyer Tina Biondo Janine Blackfelner Ronald Bocha Mary Boeh Venita Bogan Greg Boll John Boone Bruce Boyler Charles Blair Carol Bracker David Brasher Mark Bray Carl Breackenridge Colleen Brennan Joanne Briceland Limmie Brown Pamela Broun Christa Brusen David Burkle Marius Busch Chris Carlin John Carstens Kathy Carstens Joe Cartwright Carry Cato Sandra Caudill Diane Cavanagh Kevin Ceurvorst Science club president, senior Charles Knouse. indoctrinates sophomore Maurice Bray. Perry Cade Joy Caldwell Rich Calhoon 142 fj Pat Ceurvorst Hick Chase Marsha Christiansen Debbie Christopher Debbie Cinkovish Luann Claeys Mike Clark Rocky Cook Alison Cooke Donald Cooksey Debra Coonts Tim Cornish Jamie Costello Becky Couchman John Cox Robert Cox Nancy Cramer Janet Crane Cathy Crump Tom Cummins Charlene Dabrou ski Marla Dalton SteveDau Nancy Davis Cynthia Dawes Peter DeUecker Beth Delashmutt Beth Denger David Dengler Robert Dorman Theresa DeWinter (myla Dexter 143 freparinft clothes to be dry-cleaned is senior Jen- nifer Wittstruck. Terry Erbst Tat Eves Roberta Fallow Gail Farber Steve Farrell James Fasclfer Thomas Fey 144 Angela Faulks Paula Fowler l)an Fox Carol Fisher Jim Flaherty Barb Fortner Kathy Frahm Sue Frame Carole Francis Rebecca Francis Jeff Francois Mindy Free Pam Greer Mary Gruner Cynthia Gripp Melody Guenther Wayne Guinek Jane Gutierrez Chris Gwin Linda Haecker Karen Hagedom Janet Hahn Cathy Haise Susan Halford James Hall Mark Hall 145 Connie Harden Connie Harris Michael Harrit Joyce Harrison Michael Hart Cheryl Hartley Linda Hartman Jill Hartough Julie Hastings Judy Hauk Phillip Hayden Cameron Haynes Robert Haynes Annette Haysletl Richard Heald Lora Heeler Kay Helmirs Jimmy Henderson Dottie Herman Matt Henning Ron Herberg Phillip Hicks Terry Hicks Janet Hoffman Nancy Hoffman Jan Holtadav Terry Hoepper Everett Holmes Dennis Howard Denise Hoffman Wally Huecksteadt 146 David Huff John Huffman Donald Johansen Barb Johnson Carol Judge Larry Jungwirth Liisa Ingervo Jim Jensen Rudy Juarez Patty Kelley I Jeanne Keough Barry Hunter Richard Hunter Joyce Huston Carta Hyslope Margaret Jansen John Jebens Steve Jennings Gail Johnson Wes Johnson Ron Johse V Steve Josvanger Sue Kail Esther Karantinos Gary Kearney Betsy Keenan Sharon Kelly Nancy Kemp With eyes on the timer, Ann Dresselhaus gets ready to time the reaction in her chemistry lab. 147 Kevin Kepford Steve Kephhart Rebecca Killen Lester Killing David Kilmer Marilyn Kimmel A new piece of mu- sic can stump even a senior like Ken Steve Kimmel Bill King Lucinda Kissler Kan dace Kistler Kent Kloppenburg Charles Knouse Wayne Kolvoard Kenneth Krambeck Steve Kuhl Ted Laake Theresa Lammers Sandra Lamp Gary Landhauser Roy Lange Larry Lato Mike Lauber Vicki Leander Jeff Leonard Dwain Leigh Terry Leppla Venita hegier Carolyn Leverick Bill Lewis Kim Lindsay 148 Mark Lucas Maureen Lucas David Ludwig Rose Linz Steve Loose Teri Longenecker Martin Lopez Gary Ixmgner Jim Lorenzon Jeff Longley David lAtta Dave Luevas Cathy Lulich Lisa Lunardi Ronald Lyon Carol Mailer Marcia Manning Beth Marland Loras McClimon Tim McClanahan Flora McCallister Michael McCalester 149 Marshall McArthur William McGill Sandra McDonald Brenda Miller Don Miller Greg Miller John Miller Karen Miller Sue Miller Karen Milne Joyce Montgomery Levi Moore Nancy Moorhead Bruce Mordhorst Connie Moreno Don Moriarty Mike Moritz Greg Mowry Sue Morgan Bill Myers Fred Norris Starr Norville Greg Newell Janet Newell Mary Penny Nitz 150 Sue O'Conner Tim O’Connor Kathryn 0‘Dette Kevin O'Dette Vannessa Oldham Mary Olds Tim Oliger Matt Olsen Dave Olsen Marvin Olson Mary O'Neill Kris Oostendorf Mary Jo Oliger Debbie Omdoff Dave Ott Donna Otto Addie Owens Harry Hacker Marie Holmer Tim Happas Kathryn O'Shea Martha Millard Parker Terry Parr Alan Parris Thomas Payne Paul Peacock Cheryl Pearson Seniors Moira Carney, Hob Ar nould. and Dick Spencer attempt to lead the Student Council in open discussion. 151 Nancy Poehls Kevin Pollard Ruth Pollard Richard Posey Gloria Power Eileen Powers Kirk Preby Randall Rahlf Debbie Railsback Sharon Ramsey Sheila Prior Mike Radech Char Putnam Richard Raney Gail Rank John Rasper Randall Rathje Doug Ray Tony Ray Sunny Rees Barb Reeves Rod Reinartson Denise Remley The Davenport Ihibtic Library provided a good place to study for Bob Devermann as he worked on his term paper. 152 Carol Rocha Deborah Ricfe Bonnie Riepe Nita Robison Ronald Roe Lyndell Roederer Sue Roederer Nancy Routley David Rowland V Chuck Ruhl Peter Ryan 153 Steve Shepherd David Shore William Shorter Alan Smith Cecelia Smith David Smith Jacki Smith James Smith Anne Skeens Larry Smith Tom Smith Nancy Snyder Barb Soults Carrie Sour Roland Spear Michelle Spears David Stanton Martha Stegmaier Craig Steiner % Jane Stepp Rick S ton eking Karen S t euard Ron St eward Tom Stopulus Bruce Stout Richard Stickel Ann Strang Dennis Stinacker Scott Stockstill Jeanne Stolmeier I 154 In her job as assistant in the Guidance Office Office. Annette Hayslett experiences the difficul- ty in meeting the demands of students throughout the day. Marge Stratton Daniel Strout Cheryl Swanson Paula Swanzy Ben Sweet Carol Sweetland Terry Tank Ronald Taylor William Thoman Calvin Thomas Gary Thompson Kathleen Thompson Debbie Thumes Becky Timmerman Joyce Tolliver Dan Toulouse Scott Townsend Steve Trauffer Ray Tschillard Mark Tubbs Denise Tunis John Tunis Joyce Turkic Ramona Turner Mary Tyler Felice Virgil Rudy Villalobos Debbi Van Hecke 155 Vicki l ntiedt Janna Vanderjugl Denise Virgil Wade Visser Jerry Vogel Rosemary Voss Chris Wagner Randall Waldorf Debbie Walker Helene Walukiewicz Jani Warned Jody Washburn Rick Wassell Delores Wasson Ben Webb V Vincent Weber Barb Westrfield Melanie Witt Melissa Witt Randy Westfall Mary Wertish Robert Williams Sue Wilson Cynthia Winckler Kipp Winters Glenn Wharton Michael Wheeler ' Greg Wieckhorst Jane William Pam Wohlers Pat Wohlers Denise Wolfe Hope Wolfe Jeanien Wolfe Brian Wysoske Dale Young 156 Laurie Westerfield Jennifer Wittstruck ■v Sam Yarham Debbi Yeast Rodney York Gail Young Sally Zajichek YolanoZapalo Kathi Zimmerman Debra Zuhlsdorf An attempt to smile was made by Keith Pointer while at an art club meeting. Group talks were an important part of Con- temporary Affairs for these senior boys. 157 Warm, sunny lunch periods give Rick Shekel a chance to visit one of his favorite people. Delicately picking out the bananas. Perry Cade shows how to pack grocer- ies properly. imwi 158 W Attending classes and working keeps CHS senior John Miller busy. Researching materials for term papers by using the card catalog occupies the time of seniors like Guilio Savioli. I warm smile and congratulations from fellow classmate Cindy Anderson came to Debbie Railsback when she was informed she was to be a queen. 159 juniors matured to succeed anxiously awaiting th eir senior year, juniors found themselves becoming a part of it all. more courses were offered to them as well as more responsibility, they joined clubs and became chairmen; they went out for sports and became d-men. they could smile at sophomores in remembrance of their first year, knowing next year will be better yet. Cheerfully unpacking boughs of holly, Becky Andresen shows her Christmas spirit. One of Bill Leu'is s cartoons comes to life for Phil Ashford as he shows courage to early morning fans. 160 sandy ackerman. susan adams, dave albright. ter- ry aldredge. alan alker. jane alien, mary alien, mike anderson becky andresen, albert armstrong, ric armstrong, mark amdt. phil ashford. cindy awtry, maura bai- ley, jayne baker eloy balli, stevie banks, dorcee barker, juan bar- reiro. rodney bartemeyer, bill bates, bruce batter- son. thercsa baustian steve bau den, david beach, bob beck, jeff beard, mindy behnke. debbie behrensmeyer. waiter bein. ancy bell lori benisch, glenn bentley. hed bergert, david bertolini. pat billets, lynette black, cindy black- bum. joe blake karen bloomer, tami boaz, mark boland. paul bolster, richard boone, forrest borland. dawn borts, gloria bostic warren boyd. rick brandt. sandra braylis, nathan breckinridge. bruce bredbeck, marie bremer, bill bribesco. becky briggs robert broughton. j.a. brownwell, mark bruch. karl brusen, anita bryant. pam buckner, kathy buhrow. dennis burkhardt bob bumel. jeri burnett, kim bush, kevin cain, mike caldwell. steve caldwell. gary cale, belinda Campbell bill Campbell, john Campbell, randy Campbell, brian camey. edith carroll, linda carroll. kevin case, henri chapdelaine bob chatterson, candy cheers, sharon childers, dave christner. cindy chehak, james clapp. becky dark, mark cleve roily cockayne. kevin cole, alien conger, tim con- ncll, Charles conwell. bruce cooke. pamela coonts. pamela cooper 161 Attempting to hit the right notes are Juniors Rod Bartmeyer and I)an Doerscher. jean corbett. joan corbett, m.c. coreath- ers, laura comish. carol cox. pam craig. toni crump, mike cruson Jerome culps. marc cunnick. wayne czi- chas. vicki daley, mark dau, mike dour- er, james davis. jim davis john davis, becky dawes. shanc day. thelma derrick, sue deverman. david dew. candy dexter, kent dexter glory dicks, russ diercks. sheri dittmer. toni dixon. dan doecher. tim donahue, debbie doss, mike dim nig joyce doyle. jane dreu el, cherie dufault. sieve du inal. linda dyer, marcia eckert, jerry edwards, sharon ehlers george eichhorn, errol ekstein. mike el- liot, shirley elmore. sieve etvidge. mark enzler, paula epley. sue erickson john eshbaugh. sieve ezell. cindy eves, rene fallow, beverly farmer, tom fesen- meyer, dan finch, elaine fisher 162 sue flanders. karen fletcher. elaine fos- ter. tonnie fountain, debbie fox, jeff fox, william frank, dennis french iHi.it ii n £ t£8.t I debbie frenn, lisa fromm, sara gadient. tim garcia. bob gardner. nancy gaul.ju- liegeske tracy getman, pam gilmore, connie gip- pie. bob glover, baron gaeser, sieve graves, debbie greer david guenther. kevin guenther, sieve gustafson. dove gutiere2. mark gwin. jackie haack, cheryl hacker don hafner. patrice hammerschmidl, lois hammond. susan hammond. Jenni- fer hand. fred hansell. rod hansen lerri harden, jan hardesty, dennis har- ford, lowell harford. phyllis harland. george harmon. gory harris, jeffharris ron harris. brian hart, duight hart, scot hartman. heidi hasenmiller. donna hasty, debra haughenberry. uanda hauschild carolyn hayden. joelyn hayek. linda heiser, bob hemmert, ann henry, jim hensel. keith hentges, jerry hess jeff heuer. florette hininger, linda hintze, julie hocker. todd hockridge. gail hodges, debbie hoeck. rick hoesksema judy hofeldt, maria hoffman, denise hogbin. paul holgorsen, julia hoi- ingshed, dan holmes, jeff holmes, kathy holmes kerry holmes, rich hoist, dave Howard, myla hubbard. mark huber. mike huel- ter, beth hughes, chris hull. edna hurt, debbie hutchison, debbie hurchison. guy irwin. lamar jackson, leslie jackson. kay janssen, willie jenkins. 163 phillip jennings, connie jepsen, craig jepsen, linda jepsen, pat jens. rick jen- sen. mark johnson. pam johnson. henry johnson, sue johnson. cathy jones, cherie Jones, chris jones, eric jones, gary jones. jill jones melinda jones. sherry jones. carol jor- dan. charles jordan. linda josvanger, mary judge, john kassing. richard hat: ann haul:, beth heckler, barb keenan. betsy kehoe, shirley kelly, sieve kelly, teresa kelley, mike kenney pam killen. jeanene kilmer, carol king, debbie king, rick kinser, robin kimer, debra kirkpa trick, judith kislia dick kling. mike knickrehm. karen knott. kathy kohlbeck. debbie kosbau. joe kruse. ann kuta. sharon lammers dan lapsey. katy lardner. dick larson. kim larson. ray lafrem. elizabeth la- grone. glen leatherman. greg leather- man AtfB chuck lee. diane lee. osie lee. janice le- hew, denise leopard, paul leopard, michelle leslein. james leu is craig liggett. vicki lindstrom rick lipkowit:. gary long terry lope:, rose lovejoy ralph lucas. sheila lucas 164 becky luchner, jody ludin. Undo lueders, sheri lujan.john lyons, mary mack. Con- nie madsen. brian mahoney bonnie manning. bill marberry. randy maloy, john mandas, bob mark, lula march, vicki marland. richard marshall vicki martinez, sue mason, chuck mas- sock. tom matkovich. jeff maun,-, mike maxwell, cathy mayer, linda mcconnelt shirley mcclain, paul mccray, pat mccubbin. terry mcdonald. terry mcdowell, james mcguire. james mein- tyre, sandra mein tyre meredith mckay. gory mckibbin. don- aid mcneal, malcolm mcquay, wendy meihofer, mark meir, bob mendoza, jer- ry mendoza ann merrill. michelle metcalf. pam micka. tina mickelson, brad miller, doug miller, pat miller, pat miller rick miller, rose miller, sharon miller, terry miller, richard milem.jeff moeller. tom morrissey, sue mullen kathy murphy, Christine myers, john nagel, mary neal, mark nelson, mike nelson, richard nichols, janice nicola mary norbeck. sheri norvel, bob oakes, mike o’banion, mat tie oliver, terry ol- sen. bob o'mally, tim o'neill gordon ouderkirk. vicki overmire, wayne pacha, vicki page, jeff pago. gus ftappas. suzanne parish, jeff parker george parks, debbie parmeter. bob ixirr, tuttieparkin, bob patlerson, Steve patterson. anna pena, fernando pena glen perkins, kale peters, debbie peter- son. jerry peterson, vernon phillips. don phipps, nancy pilkenton, vicki pinezer The war game played in Miss llarbara Hess' history class chal- lenges the mind of Mark Stegmaier. greg poehl. keith pointer, dave pollitz. debbie poneleit, kathy ponsetta. kelvan posey, dianepowers, jim pushetonequa ron quick, mike quigg, tammy rahlf. jeff randleman, billie ramm. kim ramsey, cindy raub, doug reed jeff reeves, dave reilly. mike reilly, donna remley. Steve remely, beverlyrice. bill rich- ards. bob richards scott richards, john ries. vicki rietan. mar- lyn riley. rich rinehart, ron rinehart, eldon ringgenberg, verniece ritter 166 todd roberts, vicki roberts, gayla robertson, marcy rohm, karen rose, mike rose, terri ruhl, Jeffrey safored marityn sales, bethel savartout. emest scott, kenny scott. sheila scott, carolyn schaefer, nary schafer. dan schaffer dave schaffer. carol schellenger. kathy schercr. kim schlaback, rose schlicht- ing, rudy schindler. jim schlimmer, diana schlue leslie schricker, roner schutte. tory sears, terri seibel. Christina serrano, john shanks, janet shauver. sheri show- ver candice sheeder, donna sheets, metanie shelton, michael shelton, cliff simmons. cynthia simmons. kent simmons. sonia simmons joy skeens, victoria skeens. kassandra skinner, greg sly. cheri smith, ellen smith, noil smith, irma smith jim smith, russ smith, randy snook, luanne snyder, connie soenksen, marcia soenksen. gory soltau, darlene spears john spencer, mark spratt. sandra squire, valerie staley. michetle st. clair. debbie stedman, joel stedman. mark stegmeir greg stoffer. Undo steward. Steve strong, missy s trank, sandy st rat man. rhonda strayer, monica strong, don strunk sharon stuckel. bill stuff, john sullivan. cheryle suain, debbie swanson, robin su eetland, valerie sylvia, lois taller dawn tate, gary taylor. jim taylor, nor- man teter, bob thomas, dave thomas. luann thompson, linda thornton allan tomson. jane tonn. wally tribbett. mark trunnes. bruce true, decker trues- dell, kim tunnicliff. scott tunnicliff radine turner, rhonda turner, phyllis tuttle. judy tyler, kevin uhde. charlene vamum. dennis verre, freddy victor 167 debbie vogel. luann vollenweider. john waechter, randy uagner, debbie wamer. john wamer, linda wassell, jennie watson lloyd weisbrooks. randy wellendorf, cathy wells, karen wendhausen, mike wendt. brab wester field, gregg whitcomb. brad white debbie white, mike white, judy whitting- ton. brenda wiepert. gary wiese. mike wiese. brad wikert, gerry wilbur ramona wilcox, gail williams, mike wil- liams. dennis Williamson, mike winkler. dan winters, richard williams, rod winters rebecca witte. deborah wren, bill young, kirby adamson, daniel botey. lloyd east, rick lively, barb miller jean oxley. jimmy vinyant The Saturday before Homecom- ing brought Doug Miller to school to decorate his Home- room 's door. 168 A front flip is executed by Terry Olsen as he tries to keep his body tucked in for better control. Trying to look over the shoulders of Imp fans, these juniors cheer central on at the foot- ball game against Assumption. V 169 Letting the good news sink in. Steve Bowden smiles after hearing he is the AFS repre- sentative from CHS for next summer. 170 A one-minute presentation of a song is planned and practiced by these junior girls. Getting a mid-morning snack during commons. Judy Tyler uses the newly added candy machines that are in the cafeteria. 171 1 point is made and soph- omore Gretchen Sitz turns to smile at fellow Imp fans. sophomores 800 began first year enthusiasm seemed to have bubbled in the sophomore class as close to 800 studen ts began their first year at chs. sophomores discovered that high school was a place not only to learn but to exhibit one’s talents, they bravely tried their hand at the Christmas aud. the school song, and club activities, through some great miracle, they managed to survive the kidding of upperclassmen, patiently awaiting their turn. Sophomore biology students measure out the right amounts of grape juice for a fermentation lab 172 ufiCM'y ftfiSJiS greg aanes, joyce adamson, terry ag- ni tsch. bonnie aleala. connie alcata, tim allard. tonyallard eduard allchin, debbie alien, john alien, art anderson. chris andcrson. julie an- derson, lorry anderson pearlie anderson, zone anderson. mike angel, david appleby. kathy arndt. mike arnold, phil arlh becky atkins. brenda atkinson, bob aye. jenny baas, shari bachelder. greg bach tel. bill bailey beth baker, pam baker, liz balli, tom baltimore. jayne baiter, pamela banks, fay barkley, john barney bob barraclough, bud batterson, barb beagle, chris beck, richard beck, brenda beechum. darolb beechum, laurence begin randy behncke. j.u. behnke. lorry beh- rens. melanie beintema. mike belaval. mike bell, lynn benisch. mike benson cindy bernhagen, kevin binns, pam bliss, rosemary blunk. laura bohn. terry bohnsack. david boley, bonnie bolivar carlene bond, becky boon, chip bongs- tadt. david borts. bobby bostic. teresa bostic, bart boyd. jim boyd craig bracker. phil bradger. robert brad- y. jennifer branch, shari brandt, jackie bray, maurice bray, dale briggs john briggs, cindy broadwater. mike bromwell. john brooks, mark brooks, betsy broshal. dave brown, toby brown diana browner, patti byam. chris bryant. barb buffington, carl bulat. margaret bunyard. carrotyn burrage, kevin busch 173 rita connon. mike eargill, linda carlson. kathy carpenter, terry carpenter, chris caring, shelly case, anthony cast el gary caudill. pat cavanaugh, tony ceur- vorst. jim chatman. david cheek, steve childs, dorothy christiansen. connie dark kathy clay, reggie clay, joanne cling- man. ann clinton. roxann cockayne. don coker, yvonne collins. jeffconnell mike conner, dana cooke. linda coon, joy coonts, willie cooper, tom corlett. randy cottrell, brenda craig Measuring the straight of grain is demonstrated by Miss Janet Frankenfield to Carol Dunkin and Cal Cavanaugh. curtis craig. darrell critten. robin erum, kirn crump, cheryle dabrowski, lynn daniel. diana dau. cathy dauker bill davis. connie davis. ronnie davis, rose davis, tom davis. roger day. sandy daymude. gary delerich. sue dengler mike denhl. connie dele ye, vicki de- teye, connie deverman,, e devine, ron devine, dick dickinson fred dietz dennis dilley, hat dipple, michelle doak. jim dobesh, debra dodd. dean doer.sc ti- er, jay dohrmann, mike donahue vicki downing, bob downs, doug doyle. barb dray, april duex. bruce duncan. carol dunkin, sue dunsuorth john dusenberry, cheryl eberhart. mike eckert. eddie edwards. gory edwards, tony eliff. shirleen etlis. kim elzy fay emendorfer. mary beth englemann. sieve enzler. cindy epley. denise erstad. liz eshbaugh. barb everman. doug fang- man frank farrell. mikefarrell. kathy feagley. mark feeney. denise fisher, jeannette fisher, mark flowers charles fogle. bill foley. david ford, john fortner. norman foster, debbie fox. deb- bie francois rick friedman. sue friedl. dave fritzsche. kathy fuller, terry gallup. joan garnet, carol gannett Steve garrow. kevin gasser. charlie gehr- mann. phill geisler. dannie gibbs. luann gilbert, lynn gillison ray glover, laura goenne. ken golden, jorge gomez. irma gonzales. sue gould. brent graber carl graves, dan graves, fay cite graves, debbie green, terry greer. john gregory. scott gregory. joe greibel joe greitl. karen grilk. david grissom. nancy groenwoldt. connie grothusen. joel haack. dan havr. peggy haff 175 pat haffeman, carol hafner. mary hage- dorn. rick haire. susan haise. jackie hall, waiter hall, roger hamann dick hansen, john Hansen, nary Harrell, don harrington. don Harris, fred harris kathleen harris. reed harris. kathleen hart, roger hartman. sue harlog, sally harter rayann hatfield. martha haut. laurie havig. gordon haynes, merry hayslett, halheath deborah henderson, rodney Henderson, john Hendrickson, tim Henning, jayne heppe. dale herberg mark heritage, nancy herrington. karen hickle. keith hill, darlene hininger. jim Hodges kalhy hoeksema. sharon hofeldt. debbie Hoffmann, sue hoffman. joe hollister, bill hoist mark homan. freida horris, sherylynn houser, brian housley. joe Howard, holly- huff man. jay hughes, hou ard hughes lynn hull, mindy hull, leigh hunt, jennis hunthausen. diannia hurt, james hutchins. amy jack son. bonniejackson bob jacobs. john jacobs. scott jacobs. terry james, jeanette jansen. george jens. dean jensen. kevin johannsen mike johnson. teri johnson. jeff jones. kathy jones, linda jones. scott jones. danjordan. randy juarez terry jungwirth. jane kaffenberger. san- dra kankel, greg kautz. Christine keel, frank keeler. c.e. kelley. jeannette kemp 176 kitty keough, denise kepford. greg key- yey. mary kindred, don king, jeff king, angela kinsey, cheryl kirkpatrick Corning up smiles is sophomore Shellene Laake. paul kirkpatriek roger klabunde, cindy klauer Chris knickrehm. starr knight kathi knouse, steven koby brent komman. will kropp debbie kuehl, cletekunce mary laake. sharon lacey, mike laffan. joan lagrange. apul lammers. pat lana- gan. kelin lanagran. ron lane peter larson. robert latta, alice legier, da lid leigh. jeff leigh, ann leslein. teresa lelerich. bruce leletzow joann lelien, mike lewis, paula lewis, robert lillyblade, marion lineberry, margaret litz, rex lohoff, lilly long tom longneckcr, susan loose, matt lo- pet, diane louk. nancy lucas, stele lu- chner, dan lueth, kathy lutz robert lutz, dan lytle, leslie maas. chuck mahoski, rick manning, ken marriett, da le martens, teri mason brad mathis, leann mayfield. terrie mccallister, eugene mccallister, mary mccartney, da lid mccoy. greg mccoy, john mccoy 177 Concentrating on the days menu are sophomores Bar- bara Ever man and Mary McCartney. dave mccray. debbie mccray, tom mcdaniels. connie mcdonald. elliot mcdonald, ronnie mcdowdl, ed mcgill, jeff mcguire larry mckibbin, cecilia mcquay, terry mcquillan. dark mcwharler, olin mean- der, tom meewes, lisa meier. stefanie meihofer mark meinert. karen mensing, melinda mickleuright, tuellen mildebrand, deb- bie miller, denise miller, kathy miller, kris miller melva miller, sandy minnaert. chris mirfield. debbie moeller, june moenten- ich. diane montecello. betty moore, jan- ice moore. joyce moore, lee moore. ron moore. ed moreno, melvin morgan. eva morning, donna morrison. joana mosbleck 178 ray mosier. charla moskowitz. greg mowry, mike mowry, rex mueller. rich- ard mull, theresa muntz, terese myers kathy nance, stephi nelson, bob never- man. donna newton, touann newton, julie nicholson sue nicholson. bill noser, sue nuckles, john oaks, terry o'conner. john olds doug olson. sieve olson, tom olson, brian o'mallcy, daveorr, debbieoscar cindy oscarson. kevin o'shea. cindy os- terkamp. judy otto, mary owens. joe over mire jerry overton, bev overton, beverly pacha, andrea padilla. fred parks, barry parsons mark Patrick, yvette patton. dick paulos, craig paulson. joe paulson. lau- riepaulsen leona paulsen. mark paulsen. vemas- tine payne. john pena. mike pencil, sandy petersen. sieve pfannenstiel. sal- ly pfitzenmaier sherry plath. mike poehls. jeanne pohl- mann. steve pointer, alvin posey, deb- bie posey. karen post, susan potter ken power, mary priester. ann pries ter, jacqueline prior, laura pugh. cathy quick, chris randleman. doug randolph bonita raney, cindy raub, brian ray. carol reed, craig rengyenbery. joyce rej- man. jeff renkes. tim reyes etfitfifiti lorry richards, jeanne richardson. lori ridpath. tim riekeman. jerry ries, sherry ross, carol ricketts, john rider 179 tom ridiwoul, paul riese, lynne robert- son. jim robinson. sally robinson, laura rocha. james rogers. richard rogers. russell roop. tynn roslansky. bob roth, maggie rotherham, jenny ruhl, chris ryan. frank sadd, candy saldane richard scieszinski, milch schavilion. jeff schaecher. jcannine schebler, gary scherer, bruce scherler, lina Schindler, nancy schlictling sharon schmahl, jan schneckloth, judi schnoor, linda schoene, janet schoental, cinday schultz. greg schultz. kirn schultz mike sedgwick. vie serrano, Virginia sexton, bryan siegried, hugo sierra, pat simmons, richard simmons. cindy sindt gretchen sitz, cynthia shafer. robin shanklin. karen sheahan, sue shepherd, john showalter, dan showers, diane shroeder cherie shultz. beth shumaker. becky simpson. vicki sisco. linda sly. cheryl sly ter. bob smahaj, mike shelton carlo smith, casey smith, cheryl smith, cindy smith, tarry smith, mary smith, paula smith Pam smith, paul smith, sherri smith, sieve smith, cindy snyder. rick snyder, robin snyder tina snyder. tim souer, richard soutau, virgil sprague. roxie spears, don Stan- ton. roger stanton douglas steams, annette steckel, ruth stepanek. bob stepp. mike steverson, barb stewart. william stinocher debbie stinogel, merrill stout, sandy stoeker, storm stoltenberg, sharon strout. judy swartz. terry swartz barb symonds, denney tank, janice late, alice taylor. margaret taylor, rob- ert taylor. vicki tegtmeier. theodis ten- sley 180 � 8 8 � 88 81 cathy terrell, wendell terry, dove thorn- as, freddy thomas. greg thomas, lee thomas. neil thomas. janel thompson mike thompson. dennis thorington, chuck thomburg, dennis. thorington. terry tonn. dan thorton, karen tisinger. paul tomei becky tounsend. clay tschillard, jack tracy. darrell tummer, scott turkle, sieve untiedt. raynel valdez. paula val- entine patricia van heche. vicki van hoosier. george vieth. bill vinyard. becky vostal. bob voss, mark wagner, debbie walker craig walrod. debra walsh. betsy wai- ters. Undo ward, pam ward, linda War- ner. randy uamstadt. brad waruell Joseph waring, dale washam. sieve wa- ters. diane u atson. rita weaver, dennis ueber. leigh wellendorf, sue wellons While tak. . ? notes diligently, these sophomore biology stu- dents concentrate on cell division. 181 doug wells, ted wells, henry wendall. jilt wentworth. jim wertish, mary wester- field. martin westerfield. jim white steven whiteside, susie whitlow. Undo Whittington, jerry wicks, lynn wiec- thorst. attyn wiese, lynn wilhelm, bren- da williams cheryl williams, dove williams, joe wil- liams, regina williams, sharon williams, kim wilson. judy wing, cindy winters sarah witte, laura wittstruck, gary wolf, vidkie woods, michael yaunk. pam yer- rington. mikeyork, royce young 18 2 I Finding out that skiing has its spills and tumbles is sophomore Jim Wert ish. sieve benge, joe buchmeyer, dave cale. sieve ceurvorst. david dennhardt, jim doyle. sonia drebenstedt. sharon duffy ken epping, joel francois, robert fulton. mike fuller, sue goodwin, teena gordon, cindy hansen, debbie hartley kerry hatfield, keith hoffman. rick hul- linger, kevin hunter, chris jansen, mike kelley. jack kennefick, john kimmel shelleeyne laake, mark landhauser, lucky long, julie logsdan. gail longner. jeff lorenzen, dan lyons, sara mast alan mosier, dark mcfarren. cindy mcgregor, pete miclot. david montford, jacque nelson, laura newton, melissa olsen Unda pena, bob pulse, scott qualley, stef riefe. nancy riley, rvnald robert son, sharon roe. Virginia sexton. debbie simatovich, connie skelley, glo- ria smith, jed steckel, bob stuff, scott swoboda, dauna taque, james thompson 183 A shirt with huge eyes on it is enough to draw atten- tion to sophomore Tom lAtngnecker. Getting into the spirit of the game. Laurie Paulsen cries out after completing a cheer she just learned. 184 After many gym periods of practice, sophomore Neal Thomas tries to take con- trol of his opponent. Trampoline jumping, danc- ing, or just milling around getting acquainted are just a feu■ of the activities offered at the annual Newcomer's party. 185 sophomores jim blunk, mike bowker, sieve forari, harry grapengeller, laurie hadley, sue hammond. ken harter, sandy hum dave kottman. bob moore. Carolyn plait, tarry scott. larry Stacey, pauline trainque, rose irenell, don u allon, sher- ri zuhlsdorf juniors 186 seniors 187 just smile a smile for a little while and see what you can do. people will turn and look and stare then smile a smile too! wherever we were ... � 90 191 monday i morning after weekends of games, parties, and dates, it was time for five more days of teachers, work, and sleepless nights, only with great difficulty could students find the energy to smile those monday morning smiles! 192 193 194 195 one THWGyfcrr UN—when fmy ,• COMtS ABOUND, HE JUST BREAKS OUT IN 5MIUS1 196 AW friday afternoons at the end of a long week, chsstudents are ready for the weekend to come. frowns from a tedious week of assignments, quizzes, and tests, are soon replaced with smiles, friday afternoon smiles! 197 student work ingredients to get a smile from a chs cheerleader!!! take a chs student body add a smile to every face mix in a pinch of pep and then a little grace, blend all of these together well and let the spirits rise!!! joelyn hayek 199 a smile is just a frown turned upside down. 200 201 yearbook seventh period smiles to smile was to work on the 1972 blackhawk staff, the staff m em bers worked diligently each seventh period putting together layouts, pictures, and copy. the optimistic theme was carried out as each deadline met brought smiles of relief. 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anderson, pearlie — 173 anderson, ronald — 141 anderson, zone — 173 andresen, becky — 45, 160, 161 angel, carey — 141, 203 angel, mike — 173 anthony, Stanley — 141 appleby, david — 173 armstrong, albert — 161 armstrong, rick — 67 arndt, kathy —173 arndt, mark — 161 arnholz, waldo — 50, 56, 141 arnold, mike —173 arnould, robert — 77, 141, 150 arp, chris — 141 arth, phil — 173 ash, sharon — 141 ash ford, jeff — 17, 45, 46 119, 141 ashford, phil — 160, 161, 203 askam, tammy — 141 at kins, becky — 173 atkinson, becky — 141, 203 atkinson, brenda — 173 awtry, cindy — 161 aye, bob —89, 173 b baas, jenny —173 bachelder, charlene — 141 bachelder, shari — 173 bachtel, greg — 173 baggott, Virginia — 141 bailey, bill - 173 bailey, maura — 161 baker, beth — 173 baker, jayne — 48, 161 baker, jill — 141 baker, pam — 173 baker, randy — 35,82, 141 bollard, katherine— 141 balli, elroy — 46, 161 balli, liz - 173 baltimore, tom — 173 balzer, jayne —173 banks, james —141 banks, pamela — 173 banks, stevie — 161 barker, dorcee — 161 barkley, fay — 45, 173 barney, john — 173 barraclough, bob — 173 barrier, juan —161 bartcher, phil — 88 bartemeyer, rodney — 82, 161, 162 bassett, harry' — 141 bassinger, alien —60, 141 bassow, el la — 141 bates, bill — 67 batterson, bruce — 122, 123, 161 batterson, bud —173 bauer, nancy — 141 baustian, gordon — 45, 60, 88. 141 baustian, theresa — 67 bawden, steven — 82, 161, 170 bay singer, alien — 82, 88, 141 beach, david — 161 beagle, barb — 49. 173 heal, luella — 141 beard, jeff — 46, 161 beck, bob — 161 beck, chris — 173 beck, richard —173 beckel, mary' —141 beechum, brenda — 173 begin, laurence — 173 behnke, mindy — 67 behncke, randy — 84, 92. 173 behnke. j.u. — 173 behrens, larry — 173 behrensmeyer, debbie — 161 bein, waiter — 161 beintema, melanie — 98, 173 belaval, mike— 173 belk, julie—141 bell, ken — 45. 49. 141, 148 bell, mike—173 bell, nancy — 161 benge, steve — 183 benisch, lori —'18, 161 benisch, lynn — 173 bennett, cecilia — 96, 139, 141 benson, mike — 173 benson, robert —141 bentley, glen —161 berger, debera — 141 bergert, ted — 82, 161 bergeron, dona — 141 bernhagen, cindy — 49 173 berrie, janice— 141, 142 berry, judy — 141, 142 bertolini, david — 161 besler, greg — 82, 90, 141, 142 beson, mike — 84, 92 betcher, lisa — 46, 141, 142 beyer, barb — 141, 142 billets, pat — 161 binns, kevin — 173 biondo. tina — 46, 73, 115, 139, 141, 142, 203 black, lynette — 49, 161 blackburn, cindy —17, 74, 86. 96. 161 blackfelner, janine — 86. 141, 142 blair, charles — 141, 142 blake, joe — 161 bloomer, karen — 161 bliss, pam — 161 bliss, pam — 173 blunk, jim — 186 boaz, tami— 72, 161 bocha, ronald — 141, 142 boeh, mary —141 bogan, venita — 141 bohnsack, terry — 173 boland, mark — 161 boley, david — 168 boley, david — 73 boll, greg — 141 bolster, paul — 67 bolwar, bonnie — 173 bond, carlene — 49, 173 boon, becky — 173 boone, john — 29, 141 boone, richard — 161 borgstadt, chip — 45, 173 borland. forrest — 60. 119, 161 borts, david — 173 borts, dawn — 67 bostic, bobby —84, 92, 173 bostic, gloria — 67 bostic, teresa —173 bowker, mike — 186 boyd, bart — 173 boyd, jim —173 boyd, warren — 46, 90, 161 boyler, bruce — 49, 141 bracker, carol — 141 bracker, craig — 173 bradger, phil — 173 bradher, david— 141 brady, robert — 173 branch, jennifer — 173 brandt, rick — 161 brandt. shari — 173 bray, jackie — 173 bray, mark — 143 bray, maurice — 173 bray lis, sandra — 161 breackenridge, carl — 141 breackenridge, nathan 161 bredbeck, bruce — 60, 94. 161 213 bremer, marie — 161, 202 brennan, colleen — 141 bribesco, bill — 90, 161 brie eland, joanne —141 briggs, becky — 161 briggs, dale —84, 173 briggs John — 173 broadwater, cindy —173 bromwell, mike —173 brooks, john — 173 brooks, mark —173 broscher, dave — 60, 82 broshal, betsy — 96, 173 broughton, robert — 161 brown, dave —173 brown, limmie— 141 brown, pamela —141 brown, toby — 84, 173 browner, diana —48, 173 brownwell, j.a. —161 broyles, sandy — 49 bruch, mark — 49, 94, 161 bruser, christa — 45, 49, 141 brusen, karl — 45, 161 bryant, anita — 161 bryant, chris — 60, 173 buchmeyer, joe —183 buckner, pam —161 buffington, barb — 173 buhrow kathy — 96, 161 bulat, carl —89, 173 burkle, david — 141 bunyard, margaret — 173 burkhardt, dennis — 161 burger, ned — 88 bumel, bob — 82, 161 bumett, jeri — 161 burrage, carrolyn — 173 busch, kevin — 49, 173 busch, marlus — 141 bush, kim — 161 byam, patti — 173 c cade, perry — 141. 158 cain, kevin — 161 caldwell, joy — 142 caldwell, mike — 161, 203 caldwell, steve — 161 cale, dave —183 cale, gary — 161 calhoon, rick — 142 carlin, chris — 142 Campbell, belinda — 161 Campbell, bill — 68, 161 Campbell, john — 161 Campbell, randy — 161 cannon, rita — 174 cargill, mike — 174 caring, chris — 174 carlson, linda — 174 carney, brian —32, 161 carney, moira — 150 carpenter, kathy — 174 carpenter, terry — 174 carroll, edith —161 carroll, linda — 161 cars tens, john — 87, 88, 142 cars tens, kathy — 142 cartwright, joe — 46, 119, 142 case, kevin — 82, 88, 161 case, shelly — 48, 174 cast el, anthony —84, 174 cato, larry — 142 caudill, gary — 174 caudill, sandra — 142 cavanagh, diane— 142 cavanaugh, pat — 174 ceurvorst, kevin — 142 ceurvorst, pat — 85, 143 ceurvorst, steve — 19, 84, 89. 183 ceurvorst, tony — 84, 89. 174 chapdelaine, henri — 82, 161 chase, greg — 46 chase, rick — 143 chatman, jim — 174 chatterson, bob — 161 cheers, candy — 161 cheek, david —174 chekok, cindy — 161 childers, sharon — 161 childs, steve — 174 Christiansen, dorothy — 174 Christiansen, marsha — 143 christner, dave —161 Christopher, debbie — 17, 64. 79. 139, 143 cinkovich, debbie — 143 claeys, luann — 45, 143, 203 clapp, james — 161 dark, becky — 161 dark, connie — 174 dark, mike — 143 clay, kathy — 174 clay, riggie— 174 cleve, mark — 161 Cleveland, ruth — 75, 143 dine, john — 143 clingman, joanne— 174 clingman, john — 143 clingman, mark — 49 clinton, ann — 174 cockayne, roily — 161 cockayne, roxann — 174 coker, don — 174 cole, kevin — 49, 161 collier, peggy —143 collins, yvonne — 174 conger, alien —161 connell, debbie — 43, 203 connell, jeff — 174 connell. tim — 161 Conner, mike — 174 Conner, nancy — 143 conwell, Charles — 161 cook, donna — 143 cook, rocky — 143 cooke, alison — 45, 49, 143 cooke, bruce — 82, 161 cooke, dana — 72, 174, 189 cooksey, donald — 143 coon, linda — 174 coonts, debra — 143 coonts.joy — 174 coonts, pamela — 161 cooper, pamela — 161 cooper, willie —174 corbett, jean — 162 corbett, jean —162 coreathers, m.c. — 162 corlett, tom —84, 174 corlett, sue — 49, 143 cornish, laura — 162 cornish, tim —60,143 corruthers, mike — 82 costello, jamie — 143 cottrell, randy — 174 couchman, becky — 134, 143 cox, carol — 162 cox, john — 143 cox, robert —143 cox, tom — 49 craig, brenda — 174 craig, curtis — 60,82, 90, 174 craig, pam — 162 craig, theodis — 90, 91 cramer, nancy — 143 crane, janet — 46, 143 critten, darrell — 174 crum, robin — 49, 174 crump, cathy — 46, 60, 114, 115, 143 crump, kim — 174 crump, toni — 162 214 cruson. mike — 46, 162 cuevas, dave —149 culps, jerome — 82, 88. 162 cummings, tom —143 cunnick, marc — 49. 92, 162 czichas, wayne — 162 d dabrowski, chartene — 143 da brow ski, cheryl — 174 daley, vicki — 162 dalton, maria — 143 dalton, lynn — 173 dannacher, lynn —39. 46 day, diana — 174 dav, mark — 162 dau, steve — 60, 88, 143 dauker, cathy — 174 dourer, mike —162 da vis, bill — 174 davis, connie — 174 davis, nancy — 143 davis, james — 162 davis, jim — 88, 162 davis, john — 162 davis, ronnie —174 davis, rose —174 davis, tom — 174 dawes, becky — 162, 28 dawes, cynthia — 143 day, roger —174 day, shane — 162 daymude. sandy — 174 dedecker, peter — 82, 143 delashmutt, beth —86, 143 delerich, gary — 174 demay, stan — 82 denger, beth — 143 dengler, david — dengler, sue — 174 denhl, mike — 174 dennhardt, david — 183 derrick, thelma — 162 detaeye. connie — 174 deteye, vicki — 174 deverman, connie— 174 deverman, robert — 60, 82, 143, 152 deverman, sue — 162 devine, joe —174 devine, ron — 174 dew, david — 162 dewinter, theresa — 143 dexter, candy — 162 dexter, gayla — 115, 143 dexter, kent — 162, 82, 90 dickinson, dick — 174, 49 dicks, glory — 162 diercks, russ — 162 dilley, dennis — 175 dipple, don — 144 dipple. hal — 175, 45 dircks, russ — 69 dishan, rosemary — 144 dittmer. sheri — 162 dixon, toni — 162 doak, michael — 144 doak, michelle — 175 doane, david — 144 doas, debbie —162 dobesh, jim — 175 dobesh, joseph —144 dodd, debra — 175 doecher. dan —162 doecher. dean — 175 dohrmann, jay — 175, 49 donahue, mike — 175 donahue, tim — 162 dorse her, dan — 46, 162 downig, mike — 162 downing, vicki — 175 doyle, dug — 84 doyle.jim — 183 doyle, joyce — 162 dray, barb — 175, 49 dray, kay — 144 drebenstedt, sonia —183 dresselhaus, ann — 46, 79, 147, 144 dressen, connie — 46, 144 drewel, don — 144 drewel, jane — 162 dubiel, debbie — 144, 45 duex, april — 175 default, cherie — 162 duffy. sharon — 183 duncan, bruce —175 duncan, laird — 144 dunkin, carol — 174, 175 dunsworth, sue — 175 dusenberry, john — 175 dwinal, jan — 49, 144 dwinal, steve — 49, 162 dyer, linda — 162 dykes, rick — 144 e east, cecilia — 144 east, lloyd - 168 eberhart, cheryl — 175 eberlin. janice — 144 eckert, marcia —86. 162 eckert, mike —89. 175 edstrom, jane — 144 edvenson, roger —144 edwards, doug — 144 edwards, eddie — 175 edwards, gary — 175 edwards, jerry — 21, 82, 162 edwards, patricia — 144 ehlers, sharon — 162 eichhorn, george — 46, 49, 72, 162 ekstein, errol — 162 eliff, tony — 175 elliot, mike — 162 elliott, wynn —144 ellis, shirleen — 175 elmore, shirley — 162 elvidge, steve — 162 elzy, kim — 175 emendorfer, fay — 45, 175 engelmann, barry — 144 engelmann, mary beth — 175 england, daniel — 45. 49, 142, 144 enteman, Catherine —144 enzler. mark — 92, 162 enzler, sherry — 144, 203 enzler, steve — 175 epley, cindy —175 epley, paula — 162 epping, ken — 89. 183, 84 erbst, terry — 144 erickson, sue — 46, 49, 162 erstad, denise — 96. 97, 175 eshbaugh, john —50. 6 2. 203 eshbaugh, liz —175 everman, barb — 49. 78, 175 eves, cindy — 162 eves, patty — 144 ezell, steve — 45, 162 f fallow, rene — 162 fallow, robert a — 144 fangman. doug — 175 farber, gail — 144 farmer, beverly — 162 farrell, frank —84, 175 farrell, mike — 175 farrell, steve — 144 fascher, james — 144 feagley, kathy — 175 feeney, mark — 175 fesenmeyer, tom —45, 162 fey, thomas — 46, 144 finch, dan — 162 fisher, carol — 46, 145 fisher, denise —175 fisher, elaine — 162 fisher, jeannette — 175 flaherty, jim — 145 flanders, sue — 85. 96, 162 fletcher, karen — 162 flowers, mark — 175 fogle, Charles — 175 foley, bill — 175 ford, david —175 forari, steve — 186 fortner, barb — 145 fortner, john — 175 foster, elaine — foster, norman —84, 175 foulks, angela — 145 fountain, al — 82 fountain, lonnie — 162 fowler, paula — 145 fox, dan —145 fox, debbie — 162 fox, debbie —175 fox.jeff— 162 frahm, kathy — 49, 145 frame, sue — 145 francis, carole — 145 francis, rebecca — 63, 145 francois, debbie —175 francois, joel — 183 frank, william —162 free, mindy — 145 freeman, jan — 78 french, dennis — 162 french, mary — 145 frenn, debbie — 162 friedl, sue — 175 friedman, rick — 175 fritzsche, dave — 72. 175 fromm, lisa — 162 fry, jim — 49. 145 fuller, kathy —175 215 fuller, mike — 92, 183 fulton, robert — 183 g gabriel, julie — 46, 1-15 gadient, sara — 162, 70, 72,96 gaeser, karen — 162 gallup, terry —175 garnet, joan — 175 gannett, carol — 175 garcia, tim — 162 gardener, bob — 162, 17. 46, 75 garrett, nelson — 145 garrow, steve— 175 gasser, kevin — 175 gaul, nancy — 162 gehrmann, charlie — 84, 175 geisler, phi I — 175 geske, julie — 162 gelman, tracy — 162 gibbs, dannie —175 gibney, gary —145 giese, greg — 145 gilbert, luann — 175 gillison, lynn —175 gilmore, pam — 162 gipple, connie — 162 glines.jim — 145 glover, bob — 84, 162 glover, ray —175 goenna, laura — 49. 96 goettsch, dennis — 60, 82, 88, 145 goff, laura — 145 golden, bernice — 145, 202,203 golden, ken — 175, 60 gomez, jorge — 175 gonzales, irma — 175 goodwin, sue —183 gordon, teena — 183 gould, sue— 175 graber, brent — 175 grapengetter, barry — 186 graves, carl — 175 graves, dan — 175 graves, donna — 145 graves, fayette — 175 graves, steve —162 gray, bill — 82, 90, 145 grayson, katy — 67, 145 green, debbie — 175 greer, debbie — 162 greer, pam — 38, 145 gregory, john — 175 greit.joe — 175 griebel, joe — 175 grille, karen — 45, 175 gripp, cynthia —145 grisson, david — 175 groenwoldt, nancy — 175 grothusen, connie — 47, 175 gruner, mary — 145 guenther, david — 162, 49 guenther, kevin — 162, 46 guether, melody — 145 guinee, wayne — 145, 45, 49 gustafson, steve — 162 gutierez, dave— 162 gutierrez, garbiel — 90 gutierrez, jane — 145 gwin, chris — 145, 60, 82, 88 gwin, mark — 162, 46 h haack, jackie — 46. 162 haack, joel — 49 hacker, cheryl — 162 hadley, laurie — 186 haecker, linda — 145 hafner, don — 162 hagedorn, karen — 46, 145 hahn, janet — 115, 123, 145 hair, rick — 49 haise, cathy — 145 ha I ford, susan — 145 hall.james — 145 hall, mark — 49, 145 hall, waiter — 84 halligan, jo dee — 146 halligan, karen — 146 hammerschmidl, patrice — 46, 49, 162 hammond, bruce — 59, 146 hammond, lois — 46, 49, 162 hammond, sandy — 46 hammond, susan — 46, 162, 186 hand, jennifer — 162 haney, mike — 46, 146,202, 203 hanna, sandy —146 hansell. fred — 46,82, 162 hansen, cindy — 183 hansen, dick —176 hansen, john — 176 hansen, rod — 162 hantog, sue — 176 harbison, ken —146 harcell, gary — 176 harden, connie — 146 harden, kent — 46 harden, terri — 162 hardesty, jan — 162 harford, dennis — 162 harford, lowell — 162 harland, phyllis — 162 harmon, george — 162 hanell, gary' — 49 harrington, don — 84,92, 176 harris, connie — 146 harris, fred — 84, 92 harris, gary — 162 harris, jeff — 162 harris, kathy — 176 harris, michael — 146 harris, reed — 176 harris, ron — 162 harrison, joyce — 146 hart, brian — 162 hart, du ight — 162, 82 hart, jeff — 61 hart, kathleen — 176 hart, linda — 146 hart, michael — 146 harter, sally — 176 hartley, cheryl — 146, 96 hartley, debbie — 183, 96 harter, ken — 186 hartman, linda — 146 hart man, roger— 176 hartman, scott — 162, 49 hartough, jill — 146 hasenmiller, heidi — 162 hastings, julie — 146 hasty, donna — 162 hat field, kerry — 183, 84 hat field, rayann — 176 haughen berry, debra — 162, 46, 48 hauk, judy — 146 hauschild, u anda — 162 haut, mart ha — 176. 49 havig, laurie — 176 hay den, carolyn — 162, 49 Hayden, phillip — 146 hayek, joelyn — 162, 119. 86 haynes, cameron — 146 haynes, gordon — 176 haynes, robert — 146 hayslett, annette— 146, 155 hayslett, merry — 176 216 heald. richard — 146 heath, hal — 176 heiser, linda — 162 helmirs, hay —146 hemmert, bob — 162 henderson, beborah — 176 henderson, jimmy — 146 henderson, rodney — 176 hendrickson, john — 176 hennan, dottie — 146 henning, matt — 156 henning. tim —176 henry, ann — 162, 49 hansel, jim — 162 hentges, keith — 162 hepner, dick — 45 hepner, terry — 146, 115 heppe, jayne —176 herberg. dale — 176 herberg, dale — 176 herberg, ron — 146 heritage, mark — 176 herrington, nancy — 176 hess, jerry — 162 hetter, lora — 146 heuer, jeff — 162 hickle, karen —176 hicks, phillip — 146 hicks, terry — 146 hill, keith - 176 hininger, darlene— 176 hininger, florette— 162 hintze, linda — 162 hocker, julie — 46. 162 hockridge, todd — 162 hodges. gail — 163 Hodges, herbert — 49 hodges, jim — 176 hoehne, mary — hoeck, debbie — 163 hoeksema, kathy — 176 hoeksema, rick — 163 hofeldt, jud — 163 hofeldt, sharon — 176 hoffman, debbie — 176 hoffman, denise — 146 hoffman, keith — 183 hoffman, janet — 23, 46. 48, 146 hoffman, maria — 163 hoffman, nancy — 23, 46, 48, 146 hoffman. sue — 176 hogbin. denise — 49. 64, 163 holgorsen, paul — 163 holefat, judy — 46 holgarson, paul — 46 holingshed, julia — 163 holladay, jan — 146 hollister, joe — 176 holmes, dan — 163 holmes, everett —146 holmes, jeff — 163 holmes, kathy — 163 holmes, kerry — 163 hoist, bill — 176 hoist, rich — 163 homan, mark — 49, 176 homan, steve — 146 horris, freida — 176 houser, sherylynn — 176 hously. brian — 84, 176 houard. dave — 163 ho ward, dennis — 146 howard, joe —176 hubbard, my la — 163 huber, mark —163 huecksteadt, wally — 146 hueksima, kathy — 96 huetter, mike — 163 huff, david — 147 huff man. holly — 176 huffman. john — 147 hughes, beth — 163 hughes, jay — 84, 176 hughes, hou ard — 176 hughes, hou ard — 176 hull, chris — 46,82, 163 hull, lynn — 176 hull, mindy — 176 hullinger, rick — 18.3 hunt, leigh —50, 176 hunter, barry — 147 hunter, kevin — 183 hunter, richard — 147 hunt hausen, jennie — 176 hurt, diannia — 176 hurt, edna — 163 hurchison, debbie — 163 hurtz, sandy — 186 hurston, joyce — 147 hutchins, james — 92, 176 hutchison, debbie — 163 hyslope, carlo — 147 i ingervo, liisa — 46, 129, 147 iossi, mark — 147 iossi, sherri — 46. 147 irwin, guy — 92, 163 j jackson. amy — 45. 49. 176 jackson, bonnie — 176 jackson, lamar — 88,89. 163 jackson. leslie — 49. 163 jacobs, bob — 45, 176 jacobs, john — 45, 176 jacobs, scott — 176 james, karen — 46, 147 james, terry — 176 jansen, chris — 45, 49, 18 jansen, jeanette — 176 jansen. margaret — 147 janssen, kay —163 jebens.john — 49. 147 jenkins, willie — 163 jennings, philip — 94, 163 jennings, steve — 94, 147 jens, george — 176 jens, pat — 48. 163 jensen, dean — 176 jensen, jim — 60,82. 83, 88, 147 jensen, rick — 46, 49, 163 jepsen, connie — 163 jepsen, connie — 46 jepsen. craig — 163 jepsen, linda — 163 johannsen, kevin — 176 johansen, donald — 147 johnson, barb — 45, 49, 73, 147 johnson, gail —147 johnson, gwin — 49 johnson, henry — 164 johnson, mark — 163 johnson, mike — 94. 176 johnson. pam —163 johnson. sue — 45, 164 johnson. teri — 176 johnson, wes — 147 johse, ron — 147 jones, cathy — 161 jones, cherie — 164 jones', chris — 45, 49, 164 jones, eric — 164 jones, gary — 161 jones, jeff — 176 jones. jill — 164 jones, kathy —176 jones, linda — 176 jones, melinda — 164 jones. scott — 84, 176 jones, sherry — 164 jordan, carol — 164 jordan, Charles — 164 jordan, dan — 176 josvanger, linda — 164 josvanger, steve— 147 juarez, randy —176 juarez, rudy — 147 judge, carol — 147 judge, mary — 164 jungu irth, larry — 147 jungwirth, terry — 176 k kaffenberger. jane — 176 kail, sue — 147 karantions, esther — 147 kassing, john — 60, 94, 161 katz. richard — 161 kautz, ann — 164 kautz, greg — 25,89, 176 kearney. gary — 147 keckler, beth — 164 kell, Christine — 176 keller, frank — 176 keenan, barb — 49, 161 keenan, betsy —31. 49, 73, 96. 97. 147 keyyey, greg —176 kehoe, betsy — 46, 74, 1138, 164 217 kelley, c.e. —84, 176 kelley, mike— 183 kelley, patty —50. 147 kelly, sharon —147 kelly, shirley — 164 kelly, steve — 94, 164 kelly, theresa — 164 kemp. jeannette — 176 kemp, nancy —147 kennefick, jack — 183 kenney, mike — 49. 164 keough. jeanne — 115. 147 keough. kitty — 49. 176 kepford. denise— 176 kepford. kevin — 148 kephart, steve — 1-18 killen, pam — 164 killen, rebecca — 148 killing, (ester — 148 kilmer. david — 46. 148 kilmer, jeanene — 45.86. 96. 164 kimmel. john —183 kimmel, marilyn — 46, 148 kimmel. steve — 148 kindred, man —176 king, bill — 82, 148 king, carol — 164 king, debbie — l l king, don — 176 king, jeff — 176 kinser, rick — 164 kinser, angela — 176 kinzer, robin — 164 kirch. kathy — 148 kirkpatrick, cheryl — 176 kirkpatrick, debra — 164 kirkpatrick, paul —177 kislia, judy— 164 kissler, lucinda — 148 kistler, kandace — 46, 148 knickrehm. carie — 177 knickrehm. mike — 164 knight, starr— 177 knott. karen — 164 knouse. Charles —118, 142. 148 knouae. kathi — 177 klabunde, roger—177 klauer, cindy — 177 kling. dick — 94, 164 kloppenburg, kent — 148 koby, steven — 177 kohlbeck, kathy — 96. 164 kolvoard, wayne — 94, 148 kornman. brent — 49, 79, 177 kosbau. debbie — 164 kottman. dave — 186 krambeck, kenneth — 148 kropp. u ill — 94, 177 kruse, joe — 164 kuehl, debbie — 177 kuehl, steve— 148 kunce. clete — 89, 177 kunkel. sandre — 176 kuta. arm — 164. 203 I laake. man —177 laake, shelleeyne — 177. 183 laake. ted — 148 lacey. sharon — 177 laffan, mike — 177 lafrenz. ray — 164 lagrange, joan — 177 lagrone. elizabeth — 164 lammers. paul — 177 lammers, sharon — 164 lammers. theresa — 148 lamp, sandra — 148 lanagar. pat — 177 lanagran, kevin — 177 landhauser. gary — 148 landhauser, mark — 183 lane, ron — 177 lang. lucky — 183 lange, roy — 148 lapsey. dan — 164 lardner, katy — 164 larson, dick — 164 larson, kim — 164 larson, karen — 17, 49,85, 148. 190 larson, peter — 177 lathrop. lance — 46, 1-18 lato, larry — 148 latta, dave — 46 latta, robert — 177 lauber, mike — 148 leander, vicki — 73, 115, 148 leatherman. glen — 164 leatherman, greg — 164 lee, chuck —164 lee, diane — 164 lee, osie — 164 legier, alice —177 legier, venita — 148 lehew, janice — 164 leigh, david —177 leigh, dwain — 148 leigh. jeff — 177 leopard, denise — 164 leonard. jeff — 148 leopard, paul — 16-1 leppla. terry — 148 leslein, arm — 177 leslein. michetle— 164 leverick, carolyn — 148 leverich, teresa — 177 levetzow. bruce— 177 levien.joann—96, 177 lewis, bill—50, 148. 203 lewis, james — l l lewis, mike — 89. 177 lewis, paula — 177 liggett, craig — 164 lilly blade. robert — 176 lindsay, kim — 148 lindstrom, vicki — 164 lineberry, marion — 89, 177 linz, rose — 149 lipkowit, rick — 164 litz. margaret — 177 lively, rick — 168 logsdan. julie —183 lohoff, rex —177 long, gary — 164 long, lilly — 177 longley, jeff — 82. 149 longnecker. teri — 149 longnecker, tom — 177, 184 longner, gail — 183 longner. gary —149 loose, susan — 177 loose, steve — 149 lopez, martin —149 lopez, martin —177 lopez, terry — 164 lorenzen, jeff — 94. 183 lorenzon, jim — 60, 94, 149 lotto, david — 149 loudon. brain — 149 louk, diane — 177 lovejoy, rose —164 lucas, mark — 149 lucas, maureen — 149 lucas, nancy —48, 177 lucas. ralph — 164 lucas, sheila — 164 luchner, steve —177 luchner, becky — 1 5 ludin, jody — 165 ludwig, david — 49, 149 lueders, Undo — 165 lueth, dan — 177 lujan, sheri —165 lulich, cathy — 149 lunardi. lisa — 149 lutz, kathy — 177 lutz, robert — 177 lyon, ronald — 149 lyons, dan — 92, 183 lyons, john — 165 lytle, dean — 177 m mack, man- — 165 madsen. connie — 165 mahoney, brian —165 mahoski, chuck — 60, 82, 89, 177 mailer, carol — 96, 149 maloy, randy — 165 mandas, john — 165 manerger, bob —89 manning, bonnie — 165 2i8 manning, marcia — 27 manning, rick — 177 marberry, bill —165 march, lula — 165 mark, bob — 165 marland, beth — 149 marland, vicki — 165 marriett. ken — 92, 177 marshall, patricia — 149 marshall, richard — 82, 88. 165 martens, dave — 82. 177 martens, katie — 149 martin, kevin — 60, 82, 149 martinez. gary — 149 martinez, vicki — 165 mason, sue — 48. 165 mason, teri — 177 mass, leslie —177 mast, sara —183 mat his. brad — 177 matkovich, david — 149 matkovich, tom — 165 maury, teresa — 149 maury, jeff — 82 maury, tom — 165 maxwell, joseph — 45, 49, 149 maxwell, mike — 165 mayer, cathy — 165 may field, leann — 177 mcarthur. marshall — 149 mccalester, michael — 149 mccalester, terrie —177 mccallister, eugene— 177 mccallister, flora — 149 mccartney, mary — 177, 178 mcclain, shirley —165 mcclanahan, tim — 149 mcclimon, loras — 149 mcconnell, linda — 49, 165 mccoy, david —177 mccoy, greg — 177 mccoy. john — 177 mccray, dave — 178 mccray, debbie — 178 mccray, paul — 94, 165 mccubbin, pat — 165 mcdaniels, tom — 178 mcdonald, connie —178 mcdonald, el Hot — 45, 49. 178 mcdonald. sandra —149 mcdonald, terry — 165 mcdowell, ronnie —178 mcdowell, terry — 165 mcfarren, dark — 183 mcgill, ed — 178 mcgill, william — 149 mcginnis, jim —150 me gregor, cindy — 49. 183 meguire, james —82, 165 meguire, jeff — 84. 178 mckay, meredith — 96, 115, 165 mcintosh, becky — 150 mcintyre, james — 165 mcintyre, jeff — 150 mcintyre, sandra — 165 mckibbin, gary — 82, 165 mckibbin, larry — 178 mcneal, donald — 165 mepherson, bill — 150 mcquay, cecilia — 178 mcquay, malcolm — 46, 165 mcquillan, terry — 178 mcroberts, todd — 36 meqbarter, dark — 178 meander, olin — 178 meewes, kenneth — 150 meewes, tom —178 meihofer, wendy — 165 meier, lisa — 178 meier, marian —46, 150 meier, mark — 165 meihofer, stefanie — 178 meinert, mark — 178 meinert, teresa — 150 meinhart, carol — 150 mendoza, bob — 165 mendoza, jerry — 165 m easing, karen —96, 178 merrill, anne — 45, 165 mesecher, jackie — 46, 49. 139, 150 mesick, chuck —88, 165 met calf, michelle — 49. 165 meyer, gregory — 150 micka, pam — 165 mickelson, david — 150 mickelson, tina —165 micklewright, melinda — 178 miclot, pete — 84. 183 mildebrand, luellen — 178 milem, richard — 165 milem, wait —50, 150 mi Hard, karen — 150 miller, barb — 168 miller, beverly— 150 miller, brad — 49. 165 miller, brenda — 150 miller, debbie — 178 miller, denise —178 miller, don — 150 miller, doug — 60. 82, 165, 168 miller, greg — 150 miller, john — 150, 159 miller, karen — 150 miller, kathi — 178 miller, kris — 49, 178 miller, melva — 178 miller, pat —82. 165 miller, pat — 46, 165 miller, rick — 165 miller, rose — 165 miller, sharon — 165 miller, sue — 150 miller, terry — 165 milne, karen — 45, 150 minnaert, sandy — 178 mirfield, chris —'178 moeller, debbie —178 moeller, jeff — 134, 165 moentenich, june —178 montecello, diane— 178 montford, david — 49. 183 montgomery, joyce —150 moore, betty — 178 moore, bob — 186 moore, levi — 150 moore. janice —178 moore, joyce — 178 moore, lee — 84,89, 178 moore, ron — 178 moorhead, nancy — 46. 150 mordhorst. bruce — 150 moreno, connie — 150 moreno, ed — 178 morgan, melvin —84. 178 morgan, sue — 150 moriarty, don — 60. 88, 150 moritz, mike — 150 morrison, donna — 178 morrissey, tom — 165 mosbleck. joana — 178 mosier, alan — 183 mosier, ray — 178 moskowitz, charla —178 mowry, greg — 150 mowry, greg — 178 mowry. mike — 178 mueller, jon — 150 mueller, rex — 178 mull, richard — 178 mullen, sue — 45, 49, 165 mum ford, pat — 150 muntz, theresa —178 murphy, kathy — 165 myers. bill — 150 myers. Christine — 49, 119, 165 myers, terese —178 n nagel, john — 165 nance, kathy —179 neat, mary — 165 nelson, jacque — 183 nelson, mark — 94. 165 nelson, kim — 82 nelson, mike — 165 nelson, stephi —179 neverman, bob — 94, 179 newton, donna — 179 newton, laura — 183 newton, louann — 179 newell, greg — 60, 150 newelt, janet — 150 nichols, mary — 17, 86. 150, 191 nichols, richard — 165 219 nicholson. julie — 178 nicholson. sue— 179 nicola. janice — 165 nitz, penny — 150 norbeck. man — 46. 165 norris. fred —16. 118, 150 norvel, sheri — 165 noruille. star — 150 noser, bill —84, 179 nuckles. sue —179 o oakes, bob — 165 oaks, john — 179 o'banion, mike — 46, 165 o’conner, terry — 179 o'conner, sue —50. 151 o'connor, tim — 46. 60, 151 o'dette, kathryn — 151 o'dette, kevin — 151 oldham, vannessa — 151 olds, john —89, 179 olds, man — 151 oliger, man jo — 151 oliger, tim —151 Oliver, mattie — 165 olsen, dat e— 151 olsen, melissa —183 olsen, terry — 89, 165, 169 olson, doug —179 olson, marvin — 60, 151 olsen. matt — 151 olson, steve — 89. 179 olson, tom — 179 oyle, bob — 8 1 omalley. bob — 60. 165 o’malley, brian — 179 o’neill, mary — 151 o'neill, tim —82, 92, 165 oostendorp. kris — 21, 151 orndoff, debbie — 151 orr, dave — 60, 179 orth, phil —84 oscar, debbie — 179 oscarson, cindy — 179 o'shea. kathryn — 151 o'shea, kevin — 179 osterkamp, cindy — 179 ott, dave —151 otto, donna — 151 otto.judy — 179 ouderkirk, gordon — 165 overmine, joe — 84, 179 overmine, vicki — 165 overton, bev — 179, 182 overton. jerry —92. 179 ou ens, addie — 151 ou ens, mary — 179 oxley. jean — 168 P pacha, beverly — 179 pacha, wayne — 165 packer, barn —151 padillo, andrea — 179 page, vicki — 165 pvgo.jeff— 165 palmer, marie — 151 pappas, gus — 165 pappas, jim — 151 parish, suzanne — 46, 165 parker, daniel — 151 parker, jeff — 82. 165 parker, millard — 82, 94. 139, 151 parkins, tuttie — 165 parks, fred — 179 parks, george — 165 par meter, debbie — 46, 165 parr, bob — 165 parr, terry — 151 parris, alan — 151 parry, barb — 63. 151 parsons, barn — 179 Patrick, mark —84. 179 patterson, bob — 49. 60. 86. 165, 139 patterson. steve — 165 patton, yvette —179 paulos, dick — 179 paulos, martha — 151 paulson. laurie — 179, 184 paulsen, leona — 179 paulsen, mark — 179 paulson, craig —179 paulson, joe — 179 payne, thomas — 151 payne, vemastine — 179 peacock, paul — 151 pearson, cheryl —151 peer, carol —151 pellin, jim — 152 pefia, anna — 165 pefia, fernando — 82, 165 pefia, john — 179 pefia, Unda — 183 pencil, melinda — 22, 152 pencil, mike — 179 perkins, glen — 49. 88, 165 pershall. luann — 203 peters, kate — 165 peterschmidt. Catherine — 152 petersen, sandy — 179 peterson. debbie — 49, 96, 165 peterson, jerry — 165 pfannenstiel. steve — 179 pfitzenmaier, diane —152 pfitzenmaier. sally — 179 phillips, vernon —82, 165 phipps, don — 165 pieper, vern — 46, 152 pitcher, raymond — 152 pilkenton, nancy — 165, 202 pinczer, vicki —165 piper, jim — 82, 90. 152 plath, sherry — 49. 179 platt, carolyn — 186 poehl, greg — 166 poehls, mike —179 poehs, nancy — 152 pohlmann, jeanne —179 point, steve — 179 pointer, keith — 157, 166 pollard, kevin — 152 pollard, ruth — 152 pollitz, dave — 166 poneleit, debbie— 166 ponsetta, kathy — 48, 166 posey, alvin — 179 posey, debbie — 48, 179 posey, k el van — 166 posey, richard — 152 post, karen — 179 potter, susan — 179 power, gloria — 152 power, ken — 179 powers, diane — 166 powers, eileen — 152 preacher, mary ann —68 prebyl, kirk — 45, 46, 49. 152 prior, shelia — 139, 152 prior, jacqueline— 179 priester, mary — 179 priester, ann — 96. 179 pugh, laura — 179 pulse, bob — 183 pushetonegua, jim— 166 putnam, char — 152 Q qualleg, scott — 163 quick, cathy — 49, 179 quick, ron — 166 quigg, mike — 88, 166 radeck. mike — 92, 152 ragan. neal — 152 rahlf, randall — 152 rahlf, tammey — 166 railsback, debbie — 115, 152, 159 ramm, billie — 166 ramsey. kim — 166 ramsey. sharon — 45, 152 randleman, chris — 179 randleman, jeff — 166 randolph, dough — 179 raney, bonita — 179 raney, richard — 152 rank, gail — 152 rasper, john — 75, 152 rathje. randall — 60. 82, 88, 152 raub, cindy — 165 raub, cindy — 179 ray, brian —179 ray, doug —152 ray, tony — 152 reed, carol — 33, 179 reed, doug — 166 rees, sunny — 46, 48, 115, 152 reeves, barb — 152 reeves, jeff — 166 reid, kevin — 152 reilly, dave — 166 reilly, mike — 166 reinarston, rod — 152 rejman, joyce — 179 remely, steve — 166 remeley , denise —152 remley , donna — 166 rendall, beth — 48, 85, 153 rengyenberg, craig — 179 renkes, jeff —179 reyes, tim — 179 rice, beverly — 166 richard, gail — 50, 153 richards, bill — 166 richards, bob — 82. 92, 166 richards, larry — 179 richards, scott — 166 richards, tom — 49 richardson, jeanne —179 richardson, wayne —153 richardson. u endy — 153 220 richman, tom -8-1 ricketts, carol — 45, 179 ricketts, diane — 153 rider, john — 72, 179 rider, sue — 153 ridiwoul, tom — 179 ridpath. lori —179 riedel, bill — 89, 153 riefe, deborah — 86. 115, 139, 153 riefe, stef—183 riekeman, tim — 179 riepe, bonnie —153 riepe, june — 45 ries, jerry —179 riese, john — 46.82. 166 riese, paul — 179 rietan, vicki — 166 riley, leo — 153 riley, marlyn — 46, 166 riley, nancy — 1th riley, ron — 153 nienhart. rich — 46. 49. 166 rienhart, ron — 46. 49, 82, 92. 166 ringgenberg, eldon — 166 ritter, vemiece — 166 rizk, jenny — 45, 153 roberts. todd — 166 roberts, vicki —19. 166 robertson, gayla — 166 robertson, lynne— 179 robertson, ronald — 183 robinson, jim — 84. 179 robinson, nicki — 49. 86. 96. 153 robinson, sally — 179 rocha, carol — 153 rocha, laura — 179 roe, ronald — 153 roe, sharon — 183 roederer, lyndell — 23. 46. 153 roederer, sue — 153 rogers. james — 179 rogers, james — 179 rogers, richard —179 rohm, marcy — 166 roop. russell — 180 rose, karen — 166 rose, mike — 82, 166 roslansky — 180 ross, sherry — 179 roth, alan — 45 roth, bob — 25, 49. 50, 180 rotherham, maggie — 180 rout ley, nancy — 153 rowland. david — 153 ruhl, chuck — 153 ruhl, jennie — 180 ruhl, terri — 77, 166 ryan, chris — 180 ryan, peter— 153 sadd, chris — 153 sadd. frank — 180 saforek, jeff — 60. 160 sal dan e. cindy — 180 sales, marilyn — 167 samaja. bob — 45 sammon, douglas — 153 sampson, mark — 153 sartor, beverly — 115, 153 satin, allan — 153 saur, carrie — 46, 154 savartout, bethel — 167 savioli. giulio — 60. 122. 123. 153. 159. 203 scieszinski. richard — 180 schaab, john — 46. 60. 153 schabilion. mitch — 180 schaefer, carolyn — 167 schafer. gary — 167 schafer. jeff — 153 schaffer, dan — 167 schaffer. dace — 50. 167 schaecher. jeff — 84. 91. 92. 180 schebler. jeannine — 180 schellenberg, waiter — 153 schellenger, carol — 48. 167 scherer. gary — 180 scjerer. kathy — 167 scherer. pam — 153 scherler, bruce — 180 scherler, dale — 93. 94, 153 schindler, rudy — 167 schlindler. tina — 180 schlaback. kim — 167 schlictling, nancy — 180 schlichtling, rose — 167 schlimmer, jim —68, 167 schlue, diana — 167 schmahl. sharon — 180 schneckloth, jan — 180 schnoor, judi — 180 schoene, linda — 180 schoental. janet — 180 schricker, chris — 153 schricker, leslie — 46, 167 schultz. cincy — 49, 180 schultz, greg — 180 schultz. kim — 180 schutman, jayne— 153 schutte. richard —153 schutte, roger — 167 schu artz, linda — 153 scott, emest — 23, 167 scott, kenny — 88. 167 scott, larry — 186 scott, shelia — 167 sears, tory — 167 sedgwick. mike — 180 seemann, annette — 153 seibel. terri — 167 seier, jerry — 89 serrano. Christine — 167 serrano, vie — 180 sexton. Virginia — 180 sexton. Virginia — 183 shafer. cynthia — 49. 180 shanklin. robin — 180 shanks, john — 167 sharpe. wayne — 153 shaw. and — 49. 77, 153 shawver, janet — 115, 167 shawver, sheri — 25. 49. 96. 167 sheahan. karen —180 sheeder. candice — 167 sheehan. david — 153 sheets, donna — 167 shelton, melanie—16. 74. 167 shelton. michael — 167 shelton. mike — 46. 94. 180 shepherd, sue — 96, 180 shepard. steve — 154 shivers, richard — 82 shore, david — 154 shorter, william —82. 153 shouse, carey — 154 s ho waiter, john — 180 showater. mike — 84 showersm, dan — 180 showers, verl — 154 shroeder. diane — 180 shultz. cherie — 49. 96. 180 shumaker. beth — 45, 180 siegried. bryan — 180 sierra, hugo — 180 simatovich. debbie — 183 simmons, cliff — 82. 167 simmons, cynthia — 167 simmons, kent — 167 simmons, pat — 180 simmons, richard — 84, 92. 180 simmons. sonia — 167 simpson, becky — 180 Sinclair, michelle — 96 Sinclair, terri — 154 sindt, cindy — 180 sisco, vicki — 180 sitz, gretchen — 172. 180 skeens, anne — 45. 154 skeens. joy — 49, 167 skeens. victoria — 167 skelley. connie — 183 skinner, kassandra — 167 sly. greg — 167 221 sly, linda — 180 sly ter, cheryl — 180 smahaj, bob — 180 smith, alan — 40, 154 smith, carlo — 180 smith, casey — 180 smith, cecelia — 154 smith, cheri —16. 49, 167 smith, cheryl — 180 smith, cindy — 180 smith, dave — 17, 46, 154 smith, ellen — 167 smith, f ail — 49, 167 smith, gloria — 183 smith, irma — 167 smith, jacki — 154 smith, james — 154 smith, jim — 167 smith, larry — 154 smith, larry — 180 smith, mary — 180 smith, paula — 180 smith, pam — 180 smith, paul — 180 smith, russ — 167 smith, sherri — 180 smith, steve — 180 smith, tom — 154 snook, randy— 167 snyder, cindy — 180 snyder, luann — 167 snyder, nancy — 154 snyder, rick — 180 snyder. robin — 180 snyder. tina — 180 soenksen, connie — 167 soenksen, marcia — 49, 167 sohan, rick — 84 soltau, gary — 67 sover, tim — 180 soults, barb — 45. 46, 49,. 154 soutau, richard — 180 spear, roland — 154 spears, darlene — 167 spears, michelle — 154 spears, roxie — 180 spencer, dick — 46, 77, 130, 154 spencer, john — 167 spencer, selinda — 154 speth, diane — 154 sprague. dan — 154 sprague, virgil — 180 spratt, mark — 94, 167 springer, barb — 154 springer, dave — 154 squire, edward — 154 squire, sandra —167 stacey, larry —186 st. clair, michelle — 167 stakey, valerie — 167 stanton, david — 154 Stanton, don —180 stanton. roger, 180 steams, douglas — 180 steckel, annette— 180 steckel, jed — 84, 92, 183 stedman, debbie— 167 stedman, joel — 167 stegmaeir, mark — 166, 167 stegmaier, martha — 154 steiner, craig — 154 stepanek, ruth — 180 stepp, jane — 154 stepp, bob —84, 180 steverson. mike — 84,89, 180 steward, linda — 167 steward, karen — 154 steward, ron —82, 154 stewart, barb — 49, 180 stickel, rick — 154, 158 stenacker, dennis — 154 stinocher, william —180 stinogel, debbie — 180 stockstill, scott — 154 stoeker, sandy — 180 staffer, greg — 167 stolmeier, jeanne — 154 stoltenburg, storm — 48 stoneking, rick — 154 stopulus, tom — 154 stout, bruce — 154 stout, merrill — 180 strong, ann — 154 strong, steve — 167 strank, missy — 167 straton, marge — 155 slratman, sandy — 49, 167 strayer. rhonda — 167 strong, monica — 167 strout, daniel —82, 155 strout, sharon — 180 strink, don — 167 stuckel, sharon — 167 stuff, bill — 167 stuff, bob — 183 sullivan, john — 167 swain, cheryl — 167 swanson, cheryl —19, 155 swanson, debbie — 167 swanzy, paula — 155 swartz, judy — 96. 180 swartz. terry — 180 sweet, ben —155 sweetland, carol — 46, 155 sweetland, robin — 167 swoboda, scott — 183 sylvia, valerie — 167 symonds, barb — 180 t taque. dauna — 183 taller, lois — 167 tank, denney —180 tank, terry — 155 tate, dawn — 167 tate, janice — 49. 180 tate, sharon — 45 taylor, alice — 180 taylor, gary — 167 taylor, jim — 167 taylor, margaret — 180 taylor, robert — 180 taylor, ronald — 155 tegtmeier, vicki — 180 tensley, theodis —89. 180 terrell, cathy — 181 terry, wendell — 181 teter, norman — 167 thomas, bob — 167 thomas, calvin — 155 thomas, dave — 167 thomas, dave— 181 thomas, freddy — 181 thomas, greg —181 thomas. lee — 181 thomas. neil — 84. 89, 185, 181 thoman, william — 155 thompson, gary — 155 thompson, james — 183 thompson, janet — 181 thompson, kathleen — 155 thompson, luann — 167 thompson, mike— 181 thorington, dennis — 181 thornburg, chuck — 181 thornton, linda — 167 thorton, dan — 181 thumes, debbie — 155 timmerman, becky — 155 tisinger, karen — 181 tolliver, joyce — 45. 155 tomei. paul — 181 tomson, allan —167 tonn.jane — 167 tonn, terry — 181 toulouse, dan — 155 townsend, becky — 181 townsend, scott — 155 tracy, jack — 181 trainque, pauline — 186 trauffer. paula — 183 trauffer, steve — 155 trebbett, wally — 167 trenell, rose — 186 true, bruce — 167 truesdell. decker — 49, 167 trunnes. mark — 167 tschillard, clay — 84, 92, 181 tschillard, ray — 60, 82. 90. 155 tubbs, mark — 155 tummer, carrell — 181 tunis, denise — 155 tunis, john — 155 tunnicliff, kim — 123, 167 tunnicliff, scott — 167 turkle, joyce —155 turkle, scott — 45, 181 turner, radine — 167 turner, ramona — 75, 155 turner, rhonda — 167 tuttle, phyllis — 167 tyler.judy — 167. 171 tyler, mary — 155 u uhde, kevin — 167 untiedt, steve— 89. 181 222 untiedt. vicki — .5.5 v valdez, raynel — 84. 92. 181 valentine, paula — 181 vanderig, janet — 46 vanderjugt. janna — 155 van hecke. debbie — 45, 49. 155 van hecke, patricia — 181 van hoosier, vickie — 181 vamum. charlene — 49. 167 verre, dennis — 167 victor, freddy — 167 vieth, george — 94. 181 villalobos. rudy — 155 vinyant. jimmy — 168 vinyard, bill — 181 virgil. denise — 26. 202, 25.5 virgil, felice — 255, 202 viser, trade — 155 vogel. debbie — 168 vogel, jerry — 156 vollenweider. luann — 45. 49. 168 voss, bob — 181 voss, rosemary — 45, 156 vostal. becky — 181 w uaechter.john — 168 wagner, chris — 156 tragner. mark — 25. 181 wagner, randy — 45, 168 waldorf, randall — 156 u alker. debbie — 156 walker, debbie — 181 walrod. craig — 91. 181 walsh, debra — 181 waiters, betsy — 181 walton, don — 46. 186 walukiewicz, helene — 46. 156. 138 wamell. brad —84, 181 wanzell. jani — 156. 203 ward, linda — 181 ward, pam — 181 wamer, debbie — 168 wamer, john — 168 wamer, linda — 49. 181 warnstadt. randy — 45, 181 waring, joseph — 181 washam, dale — 181 u ahshburn. judy — 156 u assell. rick — 156 u asson. delores — 156 u assell. linda — 168 water, sieve — 89. 181 u atson, diane — 181 uatson. jennie — 168 weisbrooks. lloyd — 168 weaver, rita — 181 weba. ben — 156 weber, dennis — 181 u eber. vincent — 156 weisbrook. lloyd — 82 wellendorf. teigh — 181 wellendorf, randy — 168 u ellons, sue —181 weds, cathy — 168 weds, doug — 94 weds, ted — 84 welsh, mike — 183 wendhauser. karen — 168 u endt. mike — 168 westerfield. barb — 156 westerfield. laurie — 156 westerfield. marty —84 westfall, randy — 4.5. 49. 67, 156 uertish. jim — 92. 18,'i wertish. mary —86. 156 wharton, glenn — 156 wheeler, michael — 156 whitcomb. greg — 168 white, brad — 168 white, debbie — 46. 168 white, mike — 168 whittington. judy— 168 whorter. dark — 52 wicks, barbara — 183 wicks, jerry — 45 wieckhorst, greg — 156 wieckhorst, lynn — 49 wiepert. brenda — 168 wiese, gary — 168 wiese. mike — 82, 168 wikert. brad — 90. 168 wilbur, gerry — 168 wilcox. romona — 168 williams, gail — 168 williams, jane — 156 williams, kristie— 156 williams, richard — 82 williams, robert — 156 wilson. sue — 156 winckler, cindy — 156 winkler. mike — 82. 168 winters, dan — 168 winters, kipp — 156 witt, melanie — 156 witt, melissa — 156 u itte. joe — 68. 45 u itte. rebecca — 68. 168 u itte. sarah — 45 uittstruck. jennifer — 144. 156 u ittstruck. lora — 48 wohlers. pam — 156 u ohlers. pat — 156 wolf, elizabeth — 183 wolfe. denise — 156 u olfe. hope — 156 wolfe. jeanien — 156 worley. sue — 45 wren, deborah — 168 wysoske. brian — 82. 156 yarham. sam — 156 yeast, debbie — 156 york. rodney — 156 young, bid — 49. 168 young, dale — 156 young, gail — 156 z zajichelc. sally —19. 156 zapato. yolando — 157 zimmerman. kathi — 31. 46. 49. 139. 157 zuborg, sue —15, zuhlsdorf. debra — 58, 157 zuhlsdorf. sherri — 186 223 ?24