Collinsville High School - Kahokian Yearbook (Collinsville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1977 volume:

1977 KAHOKIAN 1 z SM3IA lOOHDS GREENWOOD TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION Title Page 1 Views 2-3 Contents 4 Theme 6-9 FEATURES 10 ORGANIZATIONS 42 SPORTS 70 PERSONNEL CLASSES 104 Seniors 122 Juniors 168 Sophomores 193 Freshmen 218 MEMORIAL 240 4 High School Days are very special days to a majority of teenagers who enter and stay until the completion of four years. Special friendships form, special feelings that are characteristic of students in our age group, make lasting impressions that we hope we have captured in this 1977 KAHOK1AN to serve as a lasting reminder of some of the happy days of your lives during your teenage years. IF________________________ I COULD PUT TIME IN A BOTTLE The first thing that I’d like to do Is to save every day until eternity passes away Just to spend them with you. s IF I COULD MAKE DAYS LAST FOREVER If words could make wishes come true I'd save every day like a treasure and then again I would spend them with you. 7 BUT THERE NEVER SEEMS TO BE ENOUGH TIME To do the things you want to do once you find them I’ve looked around enough to know That you’re the one I want to go through time with. IF I HA A BOX JUST FOR WISHES And dreams that had never come true. I e box would be empty except for The mem’ry of how they were answered by you. 9 10 KkHD LANL'v; (t( WlO w 1st Place Float—Sophomores 2nd Place Float—Seniors mm « 3rd Place Float—Juniors Queen s Float Pups 1977 Homecoming Court Mary Bohnensteil, Retiring Queen Kathy Boyle and escort Pat Ross, Freshman Maid Mary Lemanski and escort Ken Moench. junior Maid Carol Peterson and escort Kevin Carney. Sue Siegel. Queen Pam Traw and escort Jim DuVall. Special Maid Linda Kelly and escort Kip Klein. Sophomore Maid Jenny Eberle and escort Bruce Domescik. and Mary Benvenuto FOOTBALL QUEEN The Senior Class chose Pam Traw as the Homecoming Queen. Her escort was Jim DuVall and her song was Nadia's Theme. SPECIAL MAID The Senior Class chose Linda Kelly as their Special Maid. Her escort was Kip Klein. JUNIOR MAID The junior Class chose Carol Peterson as their maid. Her escort was Kevin Carney. 18 SOPHOMORE MAID The Sophomore Class chose Jenny Eberle as their maid. Her escort was Bruce Domesick. FRESHMAN MAID The Freshman Class chose Mary Lemanski as their maid. Her escort was Ken Moench. 19 Retiring Queen Miss Kathy Boyle, escorted by Pat Ross, served as Retiring Queen. Mistress and Master of Ceremonies. The Mistress and Master of Ceremonies chosen for that evening were Miss Beth Leskera and Mr. Dan Perkins. 20 The Cat’s Pajamas Fredricka Hard at Work? Pampers keep me driest! The Purple and White Delights Helen as Coach Dunne A little mixed up 21 1976-77 Christmas Ball Queen Tam Traw was elected by the senior class as one of the four senior Christmas Ball maids. The night of the ball. Santa Claus informed” her that she was the queen by singling her out and kissing her. Tam was escorted by Bill Swip, who represented soccer, to the song Christmas Is. 22 Senior Maids Kim Rudis was escorted by Don Kerkemeyer to “The Christmas Song. Don represented track. Melodie Giger was escorted by Ricky Locandro to the song Do You Hear What I Hear? Ricky represented soccer. Linda Mueller was escorted by Greg Mohler to the song “Silver Bells. Greg represented golf. Junior Maid Tammy Patterson was escorted by Eddy Czech to the song What Child Is This?” Eddy represented baseball. Sophomore Maid Robin Cullen was escorted by Don DesPain to the song White Christmas.” Don represented tennis. 24 Freshman Maid Janet Allen was escorted by Kent Martin to the song Merry Christmas. Darling. Kent represented cross country. Mistress and Master of Ceremonies Sally Hillier and Jon Vanda veer were the Mistress and Master of Ceremonies for the evening. Santa and Queen Santa revealed Tam Traw as Queen by giving her a kiss. Linda Smith (page). John Scott. Debbie Althardt (Retiring Queen), Kim Rudis (Senior Maid). Escort Don Kerkemeyer. Robin Cullen (Sophomore Maid). Escort Don DesPain. Linda Mueller (Senior Maid). Escort Greg Mohler. Lori Wells (Mrs. The 1976-77 This year the Christmas Ball was held the evening of the 23rd of December in Fletcher Gymnasium. An Old Fashioned Christmas was the theme that surrounded the night’s affairs. Mrs. Just Fashioned 26 Christmas Ball Claus, played by Lori Wells, was a new addition to the traditional ball. She joined Bob Lingle, who played Santa. An Old Christmas B Claus). Bob Lingle (Santa). Queen Tam Traw. Escort Bill Swip. Tammy Patterson Gunior Maid). Escort Ed Czech. Janet Allen (Freshman Maid). Escort Kent Martin. Melodic Giger (Senior Maid). Escort Rick Locandro. Seniors Betty Koopman Beth Leskera Co-Captain Sharon Romanat Kim Ruriis Diane Thayer Co-Captain Helen Shimkus Cathy Yokubat Kneeling: Peggy McCain. Sitting: Sandy Burroughs. Cathy Fleming. Standing: Brenda Girling. Sharon Romanat. Cathy Yokubat. Kneeling: Diane Thayer. Beth Leskera. Ann Messick. Sitting: Betty Koopman. Kim Rudis. Standing: Leigh Descher, Patty Wilmore, Gina Miller. Mary Bohnenstiel. Helen Shimkus. While the Kahok Basketball Team won first place this year at the Carbon-dale Basketball Tournament, the Varsity Cheerleaders won first place in their competition. 29 Varsity Cheerleaders Junior Varsity Kneeling: Cindy Barns. Nan Hartman. Sitting: Anita Wcndlcr. Robin Miller. Standing: Cheryl Steinwagner. Laura Merkle, Robin Harris. Sophomores Kneeling: Kelly Meehan. Laura Bohnenstiel. Standing: Jan Billhartz. Natalie Ramotowski. Kathy Price. Jana Warren. Freshmen First row kneeling: Tina James. Second row: Susie Barnes. Standing: Kendra Klein. Kim NcCoskey. JoAnn Ohlendorf. Suzy Wright. Sheri Shaffer. 30 The Third Annual The Third Annual School Play, Flowers for Algernon, was presented the 19th and 20th of November in Fletcher Gymnasium. The play concerned the life of Charlie Gordon, a mentally retarded young man, and his struggle to find meaning in his life. He undergoes an operation which turns him into a genius. After the operation he remembers things about his past, his parents, and his childhood. Charlie finds love and pain as the real world unfolds about him. Sadly, the effects of the operation wear off and the play ends with Charlie regressing to his former state. Bill Conklin performs tne role of Charlie Gordon. Other leading roles were played by Marc Harvey, Kevin Shea, Mike Stipe and Cathy Fleming. Read Schusky was student director. The entire production was directed by Mr. Nelson. Make-up demonstration by Mr Nelson Party scene during rehearsal. Left to right: Marc Harvey. Kevin Shea, Stacy Zeisel. Tracy Scoggins. Fred Kurtz. Bill Shadwick. Bill Conklin' Becky Conklin. Lori Buller, Sherri Staden. 32 Does this mean that I’m getting smarter? All-School Play During rehearsal. Charlie Gordon family having discussion about the teenage Charlie. Charlie explaining surgery. Party scene. A Little W.O.W. The traditional spring Chorus Variety Show was presented on May 6th and 7th in Webster Auditorium. The talented cast was directed by Susan Fournie, a senior. Assisting Susan as chairpersons of committees were Linda Daniel, costume and make-up; Patrick Murphy, stage; Valinda Biggs, props; Mike Sedgwick, dance and choreography; and Glynis Pialzgraf, publicity. Advisors for the production were Mrs. Rhoda Gibson, Greenwood Campus, and Mrs. Alice Bilderback, Vandalia Campus. In Act I, a few members of the cast effectively portrayed the newsroom reporters of a major television studio in San Francisco. Later in the act, others played passengers aboard a jet enroute to a convention of the World Order of Women when mechanical troubles forced the plane to land at Casablanca. The fascinating natives entertained the tourists before they continued their trip. And, finally, back in San Francisco, in the closing scene of Act II, everyone joined in for a rousing “welcome home” party for the travelers. Scenes in the romantic comedy, “A Little W.O.W., were set in San Francisco and also in the city of Casablanca, Morocco. The women “libbers” were fascinated as they went souvenir hunting at the oriental bazaar, while the reporters found themselves involved with an international ring of jewel thieves. Assisted by the native dancers and an old soothsayer, the reporters eventually became the heroes as they helped apprehend the thieves. For this they received the golden keys to the city. The Concert Mixed Chorus of the two campuses presented a holiday concert in December and a spring program in March, and appeared in a number of community programs throughout the year. The Chorus entries in the State Solo and Ensemble Contest at SIU in Carbondale did very well, also. VARIETY SHOW CAST First row.—sitting—Bill Jackson. Both Soehlke. Pat Murphy. Glynis Pfalzgraf. Darla Griffin. Diana Giesleman. Edith Gray. Eddie Tucker. Diana Anderson. Tara Morris. Mike Griffing. Second row: Linda Arnold. Judy Schel-lingburger. Kay Wagoner. Kevin Schaller. Ron Gravot. Dawncll Stowers, Debbie Jackson. Sherri Bahn. Lori Van Dyke. Kenny Rogers. Charles Baker. Patti Burns. Kathy Wagoner. Tom Holtzscher. Kay Burgess. Laura Kitlcy. Mike Sedgwick. Third row: Belinda Whittom. Cindy Smith. Dorothy Walker. Fourth row: Cindy Whittom. Pam Bugger. . Peggy Cornwall. Last row: Glen Mouser, Debbie Lassen. Robert Caldwell. Lori Bracvtigan. Terry Doyle. The 26th Annual Variety Show Left to Right: Mike Sedgwick. Valinda Biggs. Susan Fournie. Glynis Pfalzgraf. Linda Daniel. Patrick Murphy. Left to Right: Coena Ferguson. Debbie Houston. Rhonda Byers. Debbie Quellmalz. Denise Reed. This year the D.A.R. and S.A.R. awards were given to Sue Marks and Mark Perkins, respectively. The senior class elected the nominees and then the finalists were voted upon by the teachers. These awards are given to a girl and a boy with good citizenship qualities. D.A.R. Winner Sue Marks S.A.R. Winner 36 Mark Perkins Farhad Rouhfza Exchange Student Farhad Rouhfza, 17, was a Iranian exchange student at our school this year. As a Kahok, he played on the Varsity Soccer Team and lettered along with the other members. Farhad was a guest of fellow soccer player, Shane Johnson. A Picture Panora ma of the Past Year A little nippy out there Maids of Days 40 Gone By |k :';• ' tf fiSgta ,« V t � ■ ' . •V 5 9� « SS% ■'; %‘,dr ' M MS® :.v; • •'%■ C':r' ... y� iwi •tr . � . • . .' ’£! ' • - . • ‘’ -V rS! -v : 42 1977 Kaho KAH°KIAN STAFF GREENWOOD Row 1: Ron Finnan Marc Harvey. Beth Wurtsbaugh. Pam Connor. Sue Siegel. Linda Rinehart. pfcrLr11Km8nnmill2f K Si'R°nn,enBoylle’cSu. £n e. MarkJ. Su ‘ irsen. Row 2: Kris Kingsbury. Cindy Olbrich. Patty Schiller. Barb Fletcher. Kim Demaree. Vichi Molitor. Bryan Smith. Sherry Stayton. Lon Buller. Tina Kassing. Monica Blackburn Jill Hyten Pam ?:„Lau,ra .Dupree. Karen Price. Tammy Bethel Gene Rodcmich. David Ruger. Dauna Lowe, Sallv Hillier. Brenda Biggerstatf. Cheryl Allen. Lois Burgerner. Steve Alldredge. Cathy Fleming. Regina Adams. Row 4: Stan Pitol. Kathv Standerfer Carolyn Smith. J 44 KAHOKIAN STAFF VANDALIA Row 1: C. Economy. K. Trucano. M Lemanski, L. Schluger. T. Morris. T. Ryan. L. Vandyke. Row 2: Mr. Lasich, Miss Kermicle. M. Swip. V. Catalpa. K. Emmor. D. Giacoletto. K. Mohler. J. Massa. S. Menken. Row 3: S. Pitol. S. Simon. P. Duvall. S. Roinmanat. K. Grimont, S. Davidson. S. Thomas. C. Kuackstedt. V. Lehares. S. Menken. Sue Siegel. EDITOR Carolyn Smith. ASST. EDITOR SENIOR SECTION EDITORS: Ron Finnan Kim Demaree JUNIOR SECTION EDITORS: Sherry Stayton Lori Buller Steve Alldredge SOPHOMORE SECTION EDITOR: Linda Arnold FRESHMEN SECTION EDITORS: Susan Romanat Scott Pitol Linda Edwards Tina James PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHERS: Ralph Haury Jim Herrin Jan Vest ARTISTS: Laura DuPree Bruce LaSurs STUDENT PHOTOGRAPHERS: Lois Pearson Rick Ferris Paul Guse ORGANIZATIONS EDITORS: Cindy Paskero Barb Fletcher Patty Schiller Cindy Olbrich FEATURES EDITOR: Sue Marks PERSONNEL EDITOR: Sue Larsen SPORTS EDITOR: Karen Price Miss Margaret Linder. YEARBOOK ADVISOR 45 The Band Leaders Standing: Howard Lentz. Charles Wentzel. Bruce Schottel. Mark Fresen. Carroll Sinks. Barry Dake. Ken Cates. Seated: Claudette Beedle. Nona McDaniel. 47 Kahok Marching Band BAND OFFICERS Front Row: Ron Mohr. Vice-President: Car-roll Sinks, President. Back Row: Robin Griffin. Corresponding Secretary; Dannie Ryan. Ninth Grade Representative; Kathy Johnson. Recording Secretary. 48 CHS Chorus Jane! Allen Amy Welle Lori Braeutigan Shannow Klostcr Kay Burgess Gabrelle Mallicoat Valinda Biggs Beth Soehlke Glynis Pfalzgraf Debbie Quellmaz Karen Hudson Cindy Whittom Linda Daniel Gary Shoemaker John Claus Glenn Mouser Ron Gravol Robert Caldwell Tom Holtzscher |im Guest Kathy Wagoner Diana Margan Kay Wagoner Cheryl McPherson Dorothy Walker Tracey Bridges Cocnna Ferguson Tara Morris Denise Reed Cyndee Eastow Debbie Houston Mary Trebilcock Darla Griffin Mrs. Bilderbach Mrs. Gibson Anna Barger Pam Bugger Ronda Byers Dawnell Stowers Barb Barton Shari Mohne Kim Kurasney Debbie Lassen Kathy O'Leary Ann Bradshaw Edith Gray Connie Easton Robin Smith Sandy Mann Katy Thompson Diana Anderson Patrick Murphy Terry Doyle Mike Sedgwick David Anderson Mike Griffing Eddie Tucker Bill Jackson Linda Arnold Ray Simmons Nancy Emmerick Pat Zielinski Belinda Whittam Kevin Schaller Lori Van Dyke Ken Rogers Jiff Dix Charlie Baker Susan Fournie Pat Burns Val Milam Jeannette Dayton Sherri Bahn Gina Calbreath Judy Schellingburger Peggy Cornwell Diane Herzberg Laura Kitley Debbie Jackson Diana Gieselman Cindy Smith 49 Purple and White Delights Row 1: Kyle Tiemann. Tina Griffin. Donna Ebert. Pam Conner. Karen Karsteter. Row 2: Debbie Houston. Susie River. Mary Prsha. Susie Watt. Brenda Kueker. Lynn Johnson. Ann Bradshaw. Row 3: Cheryl Gaskill. Melanie Herrold. Shelly Vacca. Lisa Mundy. Brenda Bi-ggerstaff, Suzy Ross. Tanja Pedenko. Row 4: Peggy Watt. Pati Gallaher. Chris Neider. Diana Sampson. Paula Pacewick. Melissa Stephenson. Senior Purple and White Delights 51 Kahoki LIBRARY AUDIO-VISUAL Row 1: Roxanne Elkins. Linda Strubinger. Mary Clark. Nancy Kleiner. Nina Wagoner. Kathy Gil U'spie. Kathy Baughman. Beth Lucas. Lyn Johnson. Geri Allen. Marianne Young. Row 2: Ms. Highlander. Karen Johnson. Dcna Barton. Kay Adams. Peggy King. Donna Marco. Brenda Klaas. Ann Austin. Ms. Hayes. Ms. Rowdon. Standing: Dave Reeder Jeff Mat .en. Freddie McClary. Carlos Otero. Library and Audio-Visual KAHOKI Row 1: Melinda Hopper. Jami Lacopo. Cindy Wilson. Carla Simpson. Fran Williams. Janet Riley, Denise Davinroy. Carol Wort hen. Tyra Thompson. Robin Griffin. Laurie Miller. Marji Brummitt. Shelly Fulkerson. Melissa Toon. Row 2: Jim Woodcock. Bob Luigis Tam Traw. Diane Thayer. Susie Watt. Sally Hillier. Karen Price. Suzanne Spanholtz. Cheryl Rains. Cindy Fulkerson. Rich Davis. Row 3: Gene Rodemich. Kevin Shea. Marc Harvey. Stan Griffin. Tobey Lackey. Dave Pe'tty Stan Cochran. J 3 3 CHS Band FLUTES Kathy Johnson Ron Mohr Karen Jacobson Barbara Hoffman Beth Hartley Traci Scoggins Lorita Horner Jolene Long Claudette Beedle Connie Woodward Karen Grant Karen Renfro Karen Cato Trudy Snipes Dannie Ryan Rene Ratay Patricia Austen Nina Walker Linda Petty Becky Poston Linda Cuiferi OBOES Bonnie Fresen Robin Griffin Shari Titchenal BASSOONS Sally Vincent Dennis Grodzicki B FLA T CLARINETS Tony Kuhn Douglas Gilliland Michelle Mayer Laurie Janas Terri Grant Ellen Suhre Kathy Powell Sue Reed Denise Oiler Ron Covarrobias Vince Plant Nancy Dellama no Candy Ruger Mindy Olnrich Karen Becker Ronda Mattea Donna Kerfoot Anita Zike Todd Forhetz Donna Schlau Karen Powell BASS CLARINETS Tracy Warren Evie Nochta Alan Lacquement Nona McDaniel Linda Johnson CONTRA BASS CLARINET Bruce Austin Randa Renick ALTO SAXOPHONES Marcia McDaniel Carol Stephens Jan Merry Mike Emery Leonard Covarrubias Ken Powell TENOR SAXOPHONES Kristy Kaimann Jim Polwort BARITONE SAXOPHONES Curt Davis Greg Zabawa Terry Koopman CORNETS TRUMPETS Jim Bovinettc Keith Kaimann Gary Obernuefemann Spencer Hager Bruce Schottel Dan Grimm Angela Hager Charles Wentzel Andy Gruber Barry Dakc Loren Wentzel Ken Steiner Mike Romanich John Gerdes Scott Young James Locandro John Locandro FRENCH HORNS Mary Clark Howard Lentz Jana Warren Laurie Miller Lisa Hanser Peter Shelton TROMBONES Mark Fresen David Wentzel Mark Anderson Jim Fritzsehe Dave Morgan Jeanne Carr BARITONE HORNS Teresa Ledbetter Carol Wentzel BASS HORNS Stan Griffin Mark Hylsky David Elliott PERCUSSION Ken Cates Carroll Sinks Bob Mercer Tammy Woodward Mike Kerner Denise Phelps Jim Hunter Brian Eckmann Kirk Hager Shelly Gaskill Danny Gruber Mike Doyle Kurt Sleeter Mark Lonski Student Council SENIOR (front row) Tam Traw. Diane Thayer. Shelly Liszewski Sup n • i ... Gavillet. Kris Kingsbury. Mark Heath. |im Trucano. Sissy Meaux Pam Dill fthirH v Rud's row) Erin Pam Traw. Laura DuPree 01 D,U- (th,rd row Bfi,,y Koopman. Lisa Massa. Vicki Pacewic. JUNIOR (front row) Diane Ungerott. Melanie Herrold. Brenda Ross. Terry Westerheidc. Wendy Greenley. Brad Vacca, Tony Kuehn. John Renfro, (second row) Debbie Houston. Robin Harris. Cheryl Prater. Cathy Fleming. Debbie Nicholas. Brenda Gcrling. Ann Mes-sick. Mary Benvenuto. Gina Miller. Kathy Kozyak r 4 Student Council SOPHOMORE (front row) Jeff Fowler. Pam Conner. Kathy Grisolano. Chris Radosevich. Laura Bohnenstiehl. Beth Faust, (second row) Lori Coleman. Debbie Beard. Sherry Strukhoff. Dawn Allen. Dori Barnett. Beth Wurtsbaugh. Debbie Messick. Carol Biondi. Liann Barn-ish, (third row) Cheryl Jordan. Jenny Ebcrle. Sue Johnson. Vicki Molitor. Kathy Price. Tom Holtzscher FRESHMAN (front row) Karen Mokousky. Diane Giacoletto. Chris Economy. Michelle Adams. Tammy Davidson. Susan Thomas, (second row) Dana Gruber. Teri Emmer. Angcleta Mayer. Kathy Trucano. Janet Allen. Laura Bunsylmeyer. (third row) Jeff Wilkinson. Susie Owens. Brenda Johnson. Miss Kosydor. Kay Lemaster, Rhonda Hudson. Cindy Noones, Kerri Mahat Honor Societies NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY (first row) Mark Heath. Teresa Horak. Mark Perkins. Karen Price. Mark Ambrosius. Terri Randall. Mike Mansini. Laura DuPrce. George Bennett. Sharon Rogers, (second row) Read Schusky. Gene Rodemich. Lou Molinar. Bill Conklin. Kevin Keller. Marc Harvey, Bruce LaSurs, Dave Fedder, Don Despain QUILL AND SCROLL Michelle Fulkerson. Denise Davinroy. David Petty. Laurie Miller. John Wallace. Karen Price. Sue Siegel Honor Societies MU ALPHA THETA (first row) Mike Mansini. Dave Fodder. Gene Rodemich. (second row) Dauna Lowe. Sally Hillicr. Mr. Crabtree. Cindy Olbrich. Bruce LaSurs SCHOLAR QUIZ Ed Ulkus. Marianne Young. Read Schusky Languages LATIN CLUB Greenwood (first row) Carla Simpson. Ed Ulkus, Mike Mansini. John Hellrung. Mrs. Knelling. Beth Leskera, Monica Blackburn. Kathy Loyet, Debbie Perdue, (second row) Beth Hartley, Traci Scoggins. Debbie Swalley. Lori Buller. Karen Jacobson. Teresa Lambird, Becky Taylor. Terri Grant. Laurie Janas. Sally Vincent, (third row) Debbie Mallory. Liann Burnish. Melinda Hopper. Cherie Dowling. Linda Smith. Marianne Young. Denise Oiler, Kay Luebbers, Carol Worthen. Carol Biondi Vandalia (first row) Karen Heimann. Ann Rajkowski. Lynn Prosise. Mrs. Knelling. Donna White. Gail Nordyke. Julie Welch, (second row) Beth Soehlke. Marti Taylor. Suzie Weinacht, Carol Tarr. Lynn Condellone. Jeff Ungerott. John Locandro. James Locandro Kent Roller. Kelly Bub Languages FRENCH CLUB (first row) Marilyn Wilcox. Jancy Jones, (ill Hyten. Melody Robards, Meena Rupari. Diana Walker. Kathy Kozyak. Suzanne Marks, (second row) Shelly Vacca. Karen Mersinger. Chris Neider. Beth Wurtsbaugh. Linda Rinehart. Kim McMahon. Jane Wille. (third row) Chris Radosovich. Dawn Hadfield. Mr. Arriola. Kathy Carson SPANISH CLUB (first row) Mary Prsha. Bill Hubert. Carlos Otero. Paul Guse. Susie River. Kelly Palmer, (second row) Ann Messick. Dawn Hadfield. Sherry Stayton. Fran Williams. Connie Boyle. Linda Zukosky. Claudia Laurch. Barb Burgess. Chris Samoska. Cindy Paskero. (third row) Mr. Arriola. Jenny Funkhouser. Jose Dorta. Pam Connor. Debbie Messick. Beth Wurtsbaugh German Club Row 1: Sharon Rogers. Kevin Milar. David Ruger. Brvan Smith. Karen Wolofski. Mr. Edwards. Kathv Wacenor Karen Hudson. Debbie Bumgardener. Back Row: Barn Barton. Charles Mees. Kay Wagenor. Keith Shea. Marge Brummitt, Debbie Quelmouth. Mary Beckman, Charlene Gilcrest Science Club Sitting: Fred Kirtz. Steve Fernandez. }ohn Hellrung. Debbie Rowe. Steve Pranitis. Tcrrv Tmn . „ . . c. Willie Ahart. Read Schusky. Standing: Mike Fernandez. Jim Wilson. Beth janis. Kent Peccola. Mik« Mancini. Monica Blackburn. Kathy Standerfer. Lois Burgencr. Sarah Stevens. Sally Vincent. Kathy Loyet. Sharon Rodgers. Carla Simpson. Joe Camillo. John Renfro. Dave Fedder. Back Row: Stan Pitol. Tim Herberts. Paul Guse. Kevin Keller. Gene Rodemich. 60 Thespians Row 1: Susie River, Sherry Slayton. Monica Blackburn, Carla Simpson. Dehhie Rowe. Mr. Nelson. Becky Taylor. Laurie Bullcr. Fran Williams, Jan Patrick. Row 2: Melanie Harold. Jim Wodcock, Read Schusky. Bill Conklin. Steve Alldredge. Scott Splaingard. Marc Harvey. Kevin Shea. Dee Kebbel. Debate Club Row 1: Angela Kendall. Missy Carthy. Carla Simpson. Becky Floyd. Beth Janas. Dee Kebbel. Susie River. Monica Blackburn. Row 2: Debbie Rowe. Teresa Morgan. Cathy Freely. Kay Luebbers. Linda Heimrich. Lynn Kuehn. Suzanne Spanholtz. Row 3: Danny Grimm. Steve Fernandez. Andy Aldridge. Bob Shannon. Brian Forsyth. Ray Schultz. Kevin Shea. Mr. Nelson. Office Workers Row 1: Eleanor Oakley, Cheryl Mikitis. Karen Pranitis. Joyce Street. Bob Barnett. Carlos Lott. Harry Pegucs, Bill Farris. Mike Wallace Dottie Nevinger, Debbie Rolanitis, Dawn Mason. Cheryl Kircher. Row 2: Rhonda Stephens. Theresa Reno. Debbie Hetzel. Diane Borri! Jennifer Stevens. Gina Miller. Maureen Moses. Becky Ross, Marilyn Wilcos, Tonya Dearduff. Gary Strobed. Row 1: Mayann Fanning. Chris Samoska. Brenda Holdener. Melinda Hopper. Barb Welle. Kelly Palmer. Row 2: Tana Compton. Julie Hong-sernicr. Mary Hahs. Ronna Pitt. Tammy Waltermire. Kathy Kozyak. Stephanie Swecker. Row 3: Lisa Leach. Nita Zucha. Janet Rhoads. Connie Boyle. Lois Burgerner, Mary Beth Stephens. Lynn Hudson. Brenda Lutz. Athletic Clubs M Row 1: David Gaumer, Terry Tennant, Joe Camillo, Marty Mestemacher. Willie Ahart. Mike Matikitis. Stafford Gavin. Robbie Miller. Gary Jones. Bill Eberts. Jim DuVall. Row 2: Mark Ambrosius. Dana Walker. Ralph Shaw. Keith Martin. Andy Marcn-iando, Kevin Kramer. Dave Feddar, Joe Heyden, Bruce LaSurs. Row 3: Jim Stcinwagner. Ron Dickerson. lonv Caminiti. Don Kerkemeyer. Rick George. John Scott. Doug Albrecht. Marc Harvey. Ron Finnan. Jay Dowling. Tom Correll. Top Row: Dave Camillo. Tom McCarthy. Joe Camillo, John Renfro. Pat Ross. Bruce LaSurs. Tom Correll. Kevin Carney. Ken Carpowitz. Rob Jackstadt. Freddie McClary. Karen Price. Beth Leskera. Kevin Kramer. Terry Tennant. Ann Messick. Joe Heyden. Tammy Waltermire. Marv Beth Stephens. Bottom Row: Dale York. Brian Weider. Dave Gaumer. Brenda Gerling. Helen Shimkus. Dave Jenkins. Dave Fodder. Cathy Yokubat, Dori Barnett. Fellowship of Christian Athletes Student Council Officers Tammy Waltermirc. Ann Mossick, Karen Price, Rick Weiss. President—Rick Weiss Vice President—Tammy Waltermire Secretary—Karen Price Treasurer—Ann Messick The Student Council provides a service for the student body and to the community. The students elect 15 members from each class to represent them. However, anyone wishing to become a member may do so by earning 500 points by contributing to the activities of the council. The Student Council sponsors informal dances and also the Christmas Ball. It participates in state and district conventions. It also sponsors the exchange student program and helps organizations such as the March of Dimes and other needy groups. Mr. Reese Hoskin and Mrs. Debra Hagely are the advisors. B4 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY President—Suzanne Marks Vice-President—Don DesPain Secretary—Laura DuPree Treasurer—Mark Perkins Sponsor—Miss Janet Kuncl Students in National Honor Society must meet qualifications set up by the National organization. Acceptance is based upon scholarship, leadership, service, and character. National Honor Society is a service project organization. They collected canned goods for the needy at Thanksgiving. They participated in tutoring at school and for Hop Scotch. At the basketball games they operated a coat checkroom and at the end of the year there is an initiation banquet for new members. All members go on a trip to end the year. QUILL AND SCROLL The Quill and Scroll Society is an honor society for students who have done outstanding work in the field of Journalism. Qualifications for the society are that the student is a Junior or Senior, rank in the top third of his class, and he must also receive a recommendation from a publication adviser. His application must be approved by the executive secretary of the society. An annual banquet for members and their parents is held in the spring to recognize members and to present special awards. New members are also inducted at this banquet. The sponsor is Miss Margaret Linder. MU ALPHA THETA (math club) President—Sally Hillier Vice-President—Bruce LaSurs Secretary—Gene Rodemich Treasurer—Mike Mansini Sponsor—Mr. Richard Crabtree. Mu Alpha Theta is a National Mathematics Honor Society. The purpose of the Math Club is to develop more interest in math, to produce sound scholarship in math, to encourage enjoyment of math among high school students, and to explore areas of math which aren't covered in the classroom. Math Club activities planned for the 1976-77 year were an informal initiation. a Christmas tea, and a formal initiation. Pledges also make pins and recite by memory a paragraph having to do with the pin, and each pledge gives a report. DEBATE DECORATING � il 4 How to cut your own WH nAp( ()____ Ihr 1 oilrv (n) Wt� u niSMXXn X'von ixslcnbefgs ft tokofn a ty Hcfcvt hr«ornr njin a men- .fir, rfravnsual Debate is designed to help students think logically and critically. A class is offered in debate. Students are exposed to many hours of research on the national topic. This year’s topic resolved: That a comprehensive program of penal reform should be adopted throughout the United States. Debaters compete against one another during the week in order to prepare for weekend tournaments where they meet teams from other schools. This year’s squad attended tournaments at Belleville West, Belleville East, O’Fallon, and Eastern Illinois University. The bulk of tournament debating was done by co-captains Kevin Shea and Steve Fernandez, and Dan Grimm, Kathy Freely, Kay Luebbers, and Monica Blackburn. The sponsor is Mr. Mark Nelson. THESPIAN President—Marc Harvey Vice-President—Bill Conklin Treasurer—Read Schusky Historian—Kevin Shea Secretary—Lori Buller Sponsor—Mr. Mark Nelson Thespians is an honorary international theater group designed to recognize those students who have actively participated in theater activities. In order to become a thespian, a student must have put in at least 250 hours of work on dramatic productions. By using this formula it will normally take a student at least a year to be eligible for induction. Thespians actively work on organizing the spring and fall plays. LIBRARY The Friends of the Library is an organization that sponsors social events and carries on library club traditions. The advisory board members are: Lynn Johnson, Marianne Young, and Linda Staubinger. The club sponsor is Mrs. Jenna Highlander. The members are assigned to read a shelf once a week. This means keeping the books in the proper order. This is the only requirement for the club. In January the club sold pens. And in February they sold flowers for Valentine’s Day. One social event, service activity, or money making project is held each month. They also sponsor faculty teas. TktteftWtarr - Super Skin: Ultfrma (ifi PHI EPSILON President—Mike Mansini Vice-President—Teresa Lambird Treasurer—Beth Hartley Recording Secretary—Monica Blackburn Corresponding Secretary—Linda Smith Parliamentarian—Kathy Loyet Sponsor—Dorothy Koelling The Latin club is a local chapter of a state and national organization called the Junior Classical League. Membership cards state that “ ... covenants to hand on the torch of classical civilization in the modern world, is the main purpose of the organization. In October, the annual initiation and State Convention are held. Followed by a Christmas party and banquet. Funds are raised by car washes and bake sales. GERMAN CLUB President—Mark Heath Vice-President—Karen Wolofski Secretary-Treasurer—Kevin Shea The German Club is a voluntary organization in which the members have the opportunity to learn more about the customs and ways of life in Germany. The German Club has organized a soccer team which plays the teams of other language clubs. A spring picnic is also held at the end of the year. SCIENCE CLUB President—Kent Peccola Vice-President—Beth Janas Secretary—Jim Wilson Treasurer—John Renfro Sponsors—Ms. Joanna Enoch and Mrs. Joan Newman The Science Club is a club designed for students who are interested in the science area. If anything comes up that has to do with the environment or something of that nature, the Science Club deals with it. Science Club activities planned for the 1976-77 year included a float trip in the spring and a science fair. 67 GAA President-Barb Welle Vice-President—Mayann Fanning Treasurer—Tana Compton Secretary—Nita Zucha The GAA is an organization where girls meet once a week to participate in various athletic activities. They sponsor annual awards banquets for the girls athletic teams. The sports played during the course of the year President—Mike Matikitis Vice-President—Joe Camillo Treasurer—Marty Mestemacher Secretary—Stafford Gavin Sergeant-at-arms—Willie Ahart Club Reporter—Robbie Miller Sponsor—Mr. Frank Pitol FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES Captain-Tom Correll Co-Captain—Tom McCarthy Secretary of Treasury—Dave Gaumer The FCA is a club comprised of athletes. The only requirement of the club is to be a Collinsville High School athlete or be associated with any of the sports. The club tries to meet every other week and its purpose is to create fellowship in a Christian-like manner between athletes. At meetings they discuss problems that athletes have and listen to tapes. The Monogram Club contributes to the purchase of athletic equipment and other school related things which the school budget doesn’t usually cover. Qualification for the club includes earning a varsity letter in any of the nine main school sponsored sports. Two annual banquets for members are held every year. t a VICA President—Bob Lingle Vice-President—Robert Verbeck Treasurer—Brian Forsythe Reporter—Bruce Mason Secretary—Mike Fandolt Parliamentarian—Bill Pranitis Sponsor—Mr. Robert Orrell The Vocational Industrial Club of America (VICA) was formed to put together a youth organization whose primary purpose is to bring about direct communication between industrial and agricultural students. All during the year they have fund raising money projects. 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Also B i larient, f 1K(Mjtarinet, f „ ‘Gilliland, ents ing _____stead of fo and y local stores was juqueq | a success. The stu es and prij yp Goniale 00 journalism betwee ain this nin,L ,i dents whcTWnPiMBftSftjftf e K; r study Wide a learning tool for jafigfSfSWttie 19T7 Sc (irnts. II also servos as a vehicle pru- created'itii ngrotrirfornMitten Jamu The annual art show said MnbodyUBis Huggins, lselor. Many of the stijaent be wifling to do the tinbridg ampus anqdo hot want to give nch hours to tutor: Very few ♦P iini nM.. K' n. U Famous-Barr Company, with Scholastic Maga;in the egtrjes iq the baser Loi a, Missouri, do Collinsville High School Home of the Kahoks 69 t ! “ : fg0$ ;: Xfy i ; - • S8fe;:2 � v- 70 Sports—Sports—Sports—Sports— 71 72 VARSITY SQUAD First Row: Craig Eversman. Ray Muniz. Ron Harris. Jay Dowling. Dave Camillo. Steve Connors. Steve Mathews. Jim Woodcock. Randy Donaldson. Tony Trout, Ken Moench. Second Row: Tim Simpson. Jim DuVall. Jody Sinclair, Craig Bobka. Gary Strobel. Harry Goetz. Jim Walker. Kevin Thorpe. Mike Jenkins. Tony Konsky. Bruce Domesick, Joe Camillo. Third Row: Ken Karpowicz. Rick George. Kurt Hall. Bill Eberts. Kip Klein. Brian Weider. Willie Ahart. Bill Kopecki, Joe Sapienza. Jim Bovinettc. Steve Heimbach. Pat Ross. Rob Jackstadt. Fourth Row: Gary Yovandich. Doug Albrecht. Tony Caminiti, Stafford Gavin. Jim Reed. Jim Wilson. Ron Wrigley. Dave Gaumer. Roger McFarland. Gary Jones. Doug Pickens. Ron Dickerson. Kevin Carney. CHS’ Football Team ended their quite disappointing season with a record of 1-8. Head coach Lloyd Dunne stated, ‘‘the lack of experience in the senior class players really tore us up. But there is a lot of talent in the underclassmen. All of the kids played extremely hard the whole season though, and gave everything they had. Junior Rick George was named to the All-Conference first team this year as a defensive back along with being the Kahok squad’s Most Valuable Player. Willie Ahart, a co-captain and junior, led the team in rushing and scoring with 100 attempts for 429 yards and five touchdowns for 30 points. Quarterbacking for the gridders were juniors Rob Jackstadt and Jay Dowling. Rob, also a co-captain, had 72 attempts, completing 22 for 525 yards and three touchdowns. Jay had 21 attempts, completing 10 for 235 yards and two touchdowns. The Kahoks were also coached by El Eschman, Mario Baletti, Dale Heurer, Bob Hollingshead, and Stan Schaeffer. Ron Finann was the squad’s manager and Robert Barrett, Kathy Kozyak, and Rena Sale served as team managers. SCHEDULE 19 9 34 47 29 28 47 27 28 Granite East St. Belleville West Alton Granite KAHOKS 13 KAHOKS 0 KAHOKS 7 KAHOKS 7 KAHOKS 34 KAHOKS 27 KAHOKS 7 KAHOKS 21 KAHOKS 0 73 Kip Klein—Awarded the Best Offensive Lineman and also the Most Improved Player . Kip is an experienced player and is a two-year letterman. Steve Heimbach— Improved tremendously for his first year and was awarded Best Defensive End . Senior Jim Walker—Played defensive end and is as tough as they come, very aggressive and hard working . Bruce Domescik— Did a good job at his defensive back position. o O Pat Ross—Played defensive back and offensive halfback. Pat was one of the most consistent players on the team . 74 Gridde rs i Ken Moench—Team's third two-year letterman and played offensive guard and defensive linebacker. Kurt Hall-New student this year from Japan and played defensive back and linebacker for the Kahoks. Ray Muniz-Helped the team out by doing some good scouting, worked hard, and played fullback. Ron Dickerson—Team's leading receiver and scorer from kicking. Ron was named to the All-Conference second team as a kicker. Ken Karpowicz—“Was extremely quick to his best advantage in his middle guard position. Kevin Carney- Did a good job for us. but lacked some experience as he played tackle. 75 Freshman Football First Row: Stew LaFuria Doug Whitney. Brad Tennant. Jeff Lewis. Randy McEwen. Dave Burg. Mike Lankford. Bob Moench. Tim lames Brian Anderson. Joe Pickering. Second Row: Scott Napier (Mgr). Byron LeMaster. Dave Nelson. Bill Hunter. Glenn Buckhannon. Gene Reece. Craig Gaumer. Bob Stewart. Steve Ward. Keith Cook. Mike Picchoildi. Chuck Patterson. Jeff Ungerott. Third Row: Coach Paul HarrinotAn P-ntl Qkirtm-m V .L .. C. r'____1. - ____I__ r:_______I. n i i- . . ,, . First Briar Ri ece. Craig —-•••—.------------------------------------------‘V1“'e rn.wwiiui. v nui.iv ruuersun, jen ungerou. imru row: Uoacn Paul Harrington. 1 aul Shipman. Mike Drost. Scott Carrk. Chris Greenley. Timmy Stephans. Eddie O'Gara. Don Clymer. Jeff lenkins. Keith Dean. Shawn Lewis, John Arth. John Lacopo. Coach Dale Huwer. 7fi Coach Stan Schaeffer Coach Bob Hollingshead 77 Coach Dunne- Won’t you guys ever learn? Dave Gaumer and Coach Hollingshead— Whoops! 78 VARSITY KICKERS Front Row: Farhad Rouhafza, Shane Johnson. Greg Beatty. Rick Locandro. John Renfro. Jim Steinwagner. Dave Gansner. Dennis Garcia. Terry Tennant. Danny Randant, Doug Giacoletto. Brian Hess. Nick Theodorakis. Back Row: Coach Jim Stranz. Rich Holloman. Marty Barnett. Joe Heydcn. Tom Fitzgerald. Craig Stahl. Bill Swip, Mark Ambrosius. Marty Mestemacher. Don Kerkemeyer. Gregg Bohnenstiehl, Gary Wallace, Gary Howells. Assistant Coach Charles Suarez. 1976 SEASON The 1976 Varsity Soccer Kahoks finished their season with a 12-7-3 record and the Junior Varsity with a record of 9-2-3. The kickers reached the finals of the Sectional Tournament, a first for any CHS soccer team, where they were defeated 2-1 by the eventual state champion—Granite City South. The multi-talented team set one team record this season, for most goals scored in one season with 67. and tied another for most goals scored in a single game with 9. Coach Jim Stranz said of his team. “This was undoubt-ably the best schedule we’ve ever had. We completed a very successful season, even though it wasn’t the best record, especially with advancing as far at sectionals as we did.” Against the best teams in St. Louis we were 2-1-1, which was very impressive, and four of of our losses came from the teams who were ranked in the top ten soccer squads in Missouri and Illinois combined. I was pleased with the whole team.” last St. Louis EgSttmr Jranite City Jton Iranite.Cifv KAHOKS KAHOKS KAHOKS KAHOKS KAHOKS KAHOKS KAHOKS KAHOK H KAHOKS KAHOKS KAHOKj KAHOKS , KAHOK9 KAHOKSi KAHOKS? KAHOKS KAHOKS KAHOKS KAHOKS KAHOKS KAHOKS KAHOKS Edwardsville M CahcQiia rje( Granite City North Granite City South 0 1 1 3 0 1 1 0 0 2 1 3 0 0 1 1 3 1 1 0 1 2 79 Tom Fitzgerald—Finished the season with 17 goals and 8 assists for the most points at 25 from nis forward position. Tom is a four-year let-terman and received an Honorable Mention on the Metro-East All-Star Team after making the first team his junior year. SENIORS Rick Locandro—Four-year letterman who really came on at the end of the season. He broke two individual school records this year, most goals scored in one season with 18. and most goals scored in a single game wiht 4. Rick was a repeater on the Metro-East All-Star Team this year as a forward. Mark Ambrosius—Captain of the Varsity Squad and the key to our defense” at his fullback position. Mark is a four-year letterman and was named to the 1976 Metro-East All-Star Soccer Team. Joe Hcyden-Two-year letterman for the Kahoks as a forward. Craig Stahl—First Kahok in CHS soccer history to be named to the All-State Soccer Team and was the most skilled player on our team without a doubt. Craig, a co-captain, was also named to the Coaches’ Sectional All-Star Soccer Team and was a repeater on the Metro-East All-Star Team. He is a three-year letterman and set a school record for most assists in one season with 12 from his midfield position. Don Kerkemeyer-Played a defensive fullback and is also a two-year letterman on Varsity. Bill Swip— Considered one of the top goalten-ders in the state with 170 saves this year. Bill is a co-captain and a four-year letterman. He was also named to the Coaches' Sectional All-Star Team and the Metro-East All-Star Team at his goalie position. Farhad Rouhafza—Otherwise known as Fred , came to CHS from Iran just to play soccer this year. Fred finished the season as the team's sixth leading scorer with 4 goals and 2 assists from his midfield position. Marty Mestemacher-Co-captain of the '76 Squad and is also a four-year letterman. Marty played at midfield where he had 8 goals and 7 assists. He received an Honorable Mention on the Metro-East All-Star Team. JUNIOR VARSITY JV Socccr-lst Row: 1) Tom Hunsinger. 2) Joe O’Donnell. 3) Bill Hook. 4) Keith Underwood. 5) Rodger Heath. 2nd Row: 1) John Jackson. 2) Mark Massa. 3) Eric Zamaroni. 4) Boyd Mess. 3rd Row: 1) Jim Hoyden. 2) Bob Belbradic. 3) Craig Franklin. 4th Row: 1) Phil Koke. 2) Kent Luebbers. 3) Coach Suarez. 4) Mike Massa. 5) Jeff Tennant. 5th Row: 1) Scott Careen. 2) Danny Randant. 3) Jimmy Steinwagner. 4) Mark Rowe. CAPTAINS COACHES 81 1) Coach Stranz. 2) Charles Suarez Rick Locandro. Marty Mestemachcr. and Craig Stahl on the run. Craig Stahl—A Jr. Pele??? Don Kerkemeyer Ooh. what s that aftershave you're Tom Fitzgerald and Rick Locandro—“Hey you this is our game!” wearing? N Tom Fitzgerald—Fitz’s fancy footwork frys fans! Rick Locandro—Spic says. E—e—z—e—e! 82 Gregg Bohnehstiehl—Heads up! Gregg received an Honor- Greg Beatty and Shane Johnson-Get into the game! able Mention on the Metro-East All-Star Team too. Tom Fitzgerald and Marty Mestemacher- ’Look mom! No hands!” Craig Stahl— Say hey. that's my ball! 83 GOLF SQUAD Front Row: Mike Georgemakosky. Jeff Cain. Mike Edson. Fred McClary. Mike O'Rourke. Doug DesPain. Greg Davisson. Back Row: Rich Bone. Scott Wetmore. Dave Losser. Kevin Albertina. Greg Mohler, Keith Kirchoff. Coach Don Davisson. 1976 SEASON The Kahok Golf Team placed fifth in District competition this year and ended the season with a 5-10 record. Coach Don Davisson remarked of the team, “I was satisified with our 15 matches, but we lost two when we should have won them. All of the seniors gave good performances along with sophomores Rich Bone and Scott Wetmore.” KAHOKS 171 Graffito City North 172 KAHOKS 215 Belleville West 205 KAHOKS 232 Belleville East 200 KAHOKS 203 Alton 191 KAHOKS 228 Belleville East 197 KAHOKS 213 East St Louis 222 KAHOKS 215 Edwardsville 189 KAHOKS 144 Granite Citv South w 151 KAHOKS 210 Cahokia 151 KAHOKS 209 Cahokia 243 KAHOKS 209 Alton 198 KAHOKS 216 Belleville West 189 KAHOKS 225 East St. Louis 211 KAHOKS 220 Edwardsville 202 KAHOKS 178 Granite City South 169 84 Dave Losser—“Probably one of the best golfers at CHS ever.” even though this is only his first completed year on Varsity. Dave finished the season with a 39.9 average. 1976-77 Dave Losser. Kevin Albertina. Greg Mohler S E N I O R S Greg Mohler—Two year lettermanending the year with 43.8 average. Gregg is a good, steady golfer who was usually the first or second low scorer in any match. GOLFERS Kevin Albertina- Very dependable and consistant golfer. Kevin is a two year letterman and finished off with an average of 44.1 85 CROSS COUNTRY SQUAD Front Row: Chuck Stowers. Ricky Cox. Tom Martin. Dale McConkey. Andy Gruber. Back Row: Coach John Ostanik. Andrew Marchiando. Pete Harding. Keith Martin. Tom Correll. Kent Martin. 1976 SEASON “This past season was probably the most successful season with regard to dual record and personal accomplishments which a Kahok team has experienced in a long time. The success of the season is a tribute to the hard work and dedication of each individual team member,” praised Cross Country Coach John Ostanik. This year’s cross country team finished the season with 29 82 32 32 29 26 30 28 35 21 31 42 a dual meet record of 8-4. They placed fourth at the Conference Meet and took ninth place out of 17 teams at the district level. The Kahoks advanced two harriers to the Sectional Meet—Keith and Kent Martin. Kent went on to qualify for the State Meet. At the St. Paul Invitational, the boys finished seventh out of 17 teams and 12th out of 21 teams at the Triad Invitational. KAHOKS 28 Mascoutah KAHOKS 23 KA KA KAHI KAH' KAHO KAHOKS KAHOKS KAHOKS 34 KAHOKS 24 Triad KAHOKS 19 St. Paul Highlan 86 Keith Martin-Holds the home record at 14:05 for the 2.75 mile run and qualified for the sectional meet both his junior and senior years. Keith is a two year letterman and placet! first in nine out of ten dual meets held this season. He was also first at the Triad Invitational, second at the St. Paul Invitational, sixth at the conference meet, seventh at the district meet, and 39th at sectionals. HARR S E N I O R T Kent Martin-Qualified for the state meet, where he placed 109th. He finished 11th in the conference meet, sixth at the St. Paul Invitational. 10th at the Edwardsville Invitational. 11th at the Triad Invitational, fifth at districts, and 10th at sectionals. Kent is a two year letterman. ERS Andrew Marchiando—“Was the constant number three runner for the Kahoks. Andrew placed 26th at the St. Paul Invitational and 28th in the conference meet. He is a three year letterman. Tom Corrcll-Two year letterman and was the number four runner on the team. Tom. who was very consistant. was injured after the fourth meet of the season and was unable to compete for the rest of the year. 87 VARSITY TENNIS Front Row: Peggy Welle. Suzanne Marks. Kelly Rafferty. Helen Domino. Mayann Fanning. Back Row: Leah Wyatt. Cathy Stringer. Melinda Hopper. Coach Jane Pfaff. Sherri Cumbow. Linda Rinehart. Linda Zukosky. Chris Samoska. JUNIOR VARSITY Front Row: Mary Beth Stevens. Geri Linder. Stacey Simon. Kelly Palmer. Back Row: Carla Simpson. Fran Williams. Julie Hongsermeier 88 SENIOR NETWOMEN Suzanne Marks-Qualified for the state meet her junior and senior years. Suzanne is the captain of the squad and a three year lctterman. Her junior year she took first at districts and second this year as she played either in the No. 1 or No. 2 singles position. Leah Wyatt—Took first place in doubles at districts both her junior and senior years while also qualifing for the state meet those years. Leah is a three year letterman and played in the No. 4 singles position in dual meet competition. The girls’ tennis team finished their season with a very impressive 9-1 record and 20-1 two year record, losing only to Belleville East. Cathy Stringer, Suzanne Marks, Peggy Welle, and Leah Wyatt qualified for the state tennis meet this year after the Lady Kahoks took district honors, for the second year in a row. The team placed second at the Belleville East Invitational, with Leah Wyatt and Peggy Welle taking first place in the doubles competition. We had a real good season with a lot of tough competition. 1 hate to see the seniors go because the team is really going to miss them, stated tennis coach, Mrs. Jane Pfaff. Linda Rinehart—This was her first year of competition as she played in the No. 2 doubles position on Varsity. Kelly Palmer-Very improved player as she competed on the Junior Varsity squad her junior and senior years. Julie Hongsermeier-Played on the Junior Varsity team lx th her junior and senior years and is an improved hard worker. Sherri Cumbow—Even though she was injured toward the end of the season, she played well at the No. 1 doubles position. Sherri is a three year letterman. outh KAHOK KAHO KAHOKS b KAl KAb KA KA KAH KA KAH 1 3 1 3 2 2 2 3 1 5 Helen Domino-Played on Junior Varsity last vear and on Varsity this year for the Lady Kahoks. 89 Varsity Volleyball Front Row: Kim Brombolich. Suzanne Marks, Barb Welle. Back Row: Cindy Wilson. Karen Price, Tana Compton. Lynn Liszewski (Scorekecper). Junior Varsity Volleyball Front Row: Lynn Hudson. Brenda Holdener. Carolyn Koontz. Lori Coleman. Melinda Hopper. Back Row: Kay Wagoner. Diane Garwood. Tammy Francis, Pam Compton. Robin Sexton. Robin Burns. Lynn Liszewski. Seniors 1U7H-77 Srh(•«lll • KAHOKS 10.20.20 KAHOKS .20.20 12.9 KAHOKS 1U0.11 Belleville West 20.9.20 KAHOKS .20,20 8.13 KAHOKS -.20.18.20 11,20,8 KAHOKS KAHOKS .20.14.18 5.20.20 KAHOKS ...20.19.20 Triad 15.21.17 KAHOKS ...20.20 10.14 KAHOKS .20.11.8 17.20.20 Districts KAHOKS ,20.20 4.13 KAHOKS ...20.20 7.12 KAHOKS .20.7.23 Wesclin 18.20.21 S«T� ponu s KAHOKS ...23.16.20 Granite South 21.20.20 Senior Karen Price has been a co-captain of the Varsity team for four years, as one of the blockers and spikers. Karen received an Honorable Mention for the Metro-East All-Star Volleyball Team as a spiker this year and finished the sea- Senior Suzanne Marks was the team’s best receiver and one of the setters. She has played on the Varsity squad for three years and ended this season with a total of 85 points. son with 99 points. 1976 Lady 1977 Kahoks Junior Cindy Wilson-To serve or not to serve, that is the point. Junior Barb Welle— S—T—R—E—T—C—H! The girls’ volleyball team completed their best ever season with a record of 10-4 this year. But the highlight of the year came when the Lady Kahoks captured the Central District Tournament championship by upsetting heavily favored Wesclin of Trenton 20-18, 7-20, and 23-21. CHS defeated Highland and Mas-coutah to reach the finals competition. “At districts we played tremendously. We were at the peak of the season at just the right time. I knew we could do it,” commented coaches Nancy Coats and Linda Kaspar. In the first round of play at the Free-burg Sectional Tournament the girls were defeated by Granite City South 23-21, 16-20, and 17-20. Freshman Kim Brombolich was high scorer against Highland w'ith 9 points, senior Karen Price took high point honors against Mascoutah with 13 points, juniors Barb Welle and Cindy Wilson had 15 and 12 points respectively in the match against Wesclin, and Brombolich had 16 and Welle 13 against Granite South. The Junior Varsity squad ended their season with a 6-4 record. Top scorers for the year were Welle with 139 points, Brombolich with 113, Wilson with 111, Price with 99. senior Suzanne Marks with 85, and junior Tana Compton with 84. Mrs. Coats said of the 1976-77 squad, This is the best team we’ve ever had. The girls had the talent, worked well as a team, controlled the ball, and finally just put everything together. 91 92 Varsity Front Row: Coach Vergil Fletcher, Coach Frank Pitol. Back Row: Eric Bvron. Robbie Jackstadt. Marty Mestemacher. David Brewer. Kevin Stallings. John Belobraydic. Jim Mosier. Mike Matikitis. Don Osborn. Steve Ray. Joe Ossola. Rick George. Willie Ahart Perfect 25-0 Regular Season The 1976-77 Kahok basketball team finished out their regular season of play with a perfect record of 25-0. Coach Vergil Fletcher’s squad placed first at both the Lincoln Tournament and Carbondale Holiday Tournament—where Coach Fletcher won his 700th career victory after the Kahoks defeated Chicago St. Patrick 75-72. They also clinched the Southwest Conference Title Championship this year. Our team is very quick and one of the better defensive squads we’ve had here. The boys jump and shoot well, work together, and just keep on improving. The whole season was very rewarding,” praised Coach Fletcher. Besides Fletcher, Frank Pitol. Gene Catalpa. and Paul Jackstadt also coach the team. Junior Kevin Stallings, a tri-captain, is presently the leading scorer with 491 points, shooting 19.6 from the field. Stallings also leads in assists with 179. Junior John Belobraydic is the team’s leader in rebounding with a total of 201. The Kahoks were ranked No. 3 in the state before entering tournament play by the Associated Press Poll. Lincoln Tourn. KAHOKS KAHOKS' kaik; KAHOKS KAffOKS HOI iHOKS lAMDKS HOKS 1976-77 Schviiulr F First Place Quincy Notre Dam Pekii East St. Louis Belleville West Mater Dei Granite City North farhondale Tournament—First Place LHOKS 81 KAHPKS 75 KAHOKS 63 KAHOKS 9 KAHOKS 85 V JCAHOKS 87 KAHOKS 79 KAHOKS 79 KAHOKS 63 KAHOKS HH KAHPKS 82 KAHOKS 2 KAHOK% 80 KAHOKS KAHOKS KAHOKS 81 West Frankfort Chicago St. Patrick Carbondale Maine East RrfwBrdRville Belleville East Alton Quincy Cahokia Belleville West East St. Louis Herrin Granite City South lwardsVtlle— 93 Seniors Jim Mosier—first year at Collinsville after transferring from St. Louis. Jim really learned a lot about basketball this year, and improved very much. Jim is the tallest member of the team at 6'9 and had a total of 50 points. Joe Ossola—is a three-year letterman and a tri-captain of the squad. Joe is the team leader, an excellent ballplayer who makes very few mistakes. He was named to the All-Star team at both the Lincoln and Carbondale Tournaments. Joe is the second leading scorer with 381 points, and is definitely an All-State candidate and college prospect. Marty Mestemacher— Runs the offense as the point guard, and often has to sacrifice his individual scoring to keep the plays moving. Marty is excellent on defense and very aggressive.” He is also a tri-captain of the squad, a two-year letterman. and second on the team in assists with 147. Mike Matikitis—is a two-year letterman after coming out for basketball in his sophomore year. Mike is our best rebounder, a good jumper, and plays good defense. He played very well against Belleville East in the season’s finale. Coaches Managers Sophomore Basketball Front Row: Ted Snipes. Kent Luebbers. Larry Perez. John Campbell. Mike Jenkins. Stites. Back Row: Brian Weider. Fred Scherbaum. Bill Mosicr. Gary Kerkemeyer. Roger McFarland. Tom Shook. Don Frasier. Coach Gene Catalpa. Freshman Basketball Front Row Terry Phelps. Scott Carson. Kevin Seymore. Rick DerValis. Keith Throm. Burg. Randy McEwen. Mark Campbell. Back Row Coach Paul Jackstadt. Kelly Manering. Mike Heflin, feff Jenkins. Benson. Witt Gavin. Barry Wilson. Timmy Stephens. Dave Miller. 95 Junior Rick George- Gee, this is a piece of cake! Varsity Cheerleadcrs-in A-C-T-l-O-N!” Junior John Bnlobraydic-John gets tipsy on the court! Juniors Steve Ray and Kevin Stallings- The basket s this way Clifford!” Senior Marty Mestemacher- 'Things are looking up! Senior Joe Ossola John Belobraydic—line drive. Kevin Stallings. Marty Mestemacher. and Joe Ossola-Joe peeps, as Marty sweeps, and Kevin leaps. Carbonate Tournament Champions-'Numero Uno! Number | Kevin Stallings-Band on the Run. and ivJUl I 1 ■ Joe Ossola, Marty Mestemacher. 97 Joe Ossola—joe sinks it in “the bucket And they're off! Steve Ray— Aims it up. Varsity Wrestling Squad Front Row: Fred McClary, Dwayne Rickert, Scott Urban. Tom Correll. Back Row: Dave Gaumer. Tom Harvengt, Bmce Domescik. Bill Eberts. Brad Vacca. Harvey Mirly. The 1976-77 Varsity wrestling team finished their season with a record of 3-15 and took seventh place in both the Conference Meet and District Meet. The Kahoks took one individual championship at districts. only the second time the feat has ever been achieved at CHS. with senior Tom Correll taking the honors at 119 lbs. Correll was later defeated in the second round of competition at the sectional meet. Coach Joe Spurgeon remarked. “This was a very enjoyable year. I was pleased with Tom’s performance, and I only wish everyone could have gone as far as he did. We made a lot of progress though this year. When someone looks at our final record and sees more losses than wins, he may think it’s bad. But we knew pretty well what was ahead, even though the team was inexperienced, they all did what they were supposed to most of the time. Correll had the best record with 25 wins and 7 losses, and also led the team in take downs with 21, decisions with 22, in escapes with 18, and in near falls with 20. Senior Bruce Domescik and junior Brad Vacca tied on the squad for most reversals with 20 each. Sophomore Dave Gaumer took top honors for the most pins with 5. KAHOKS 18 Danville 38 KAHOKS 0 Granite City South 59 KAHOKS 12 Normal 52 KAHOKS 4 Cahokia 56 KAHOKS 9 East St. Louis 42 KAHOKS 6 Roxana 54 KAHOKS 22 Wood River 36 KAHOKS 13 Belleville West 50 KAHOKS 6 Edwardsville 45 KAHOKS 5 Granite City North 50 Alton Tournament—4th Place KAHOKS 16 Alton 37 KAHOKS 38 Mount Olive 23 KAHOKS 38 O’Fallon 18 KAHOKS 33 Vandalia 28 KAHOKS 13 Mascoutah 41 KAHOKS 10 Belleville East 44 KAHOKS 21 Civic Memorial 33 KAHOKS 24 Triad 36 Conference Meet—7th Place 98 District Meet—7th Place. Seniors Bruce Domeseik—wrestled at the 155 lbs. weight class and was one of the most improved wrestlers on the team. Bruce ended the season at the .500 mark with a 14-14 record. This is his second year on the team. lAHOK Tom Correll—was the 119 lbs. District Champion this year as he ended his third year on Varsity with a record of 25-7 and a career record of 59-25-6. He also took first place honors at the Alton Tournament. “Tom is one of our most dedicated wrestlers. It was a real pleasure to be associated with him these past four years. He’s quite a leader. He was also selected as Captain and Most Valuable Wrestler. Mark CJreenlev—first year on the wrestling team. He finished the year with a 2-13 record. Mark filled in adequately wherever we needed him. even though he was inexperienced, he did the job for us. Mark wrestled at 132 lbs. 99 Coach Joe Spurgeon Tom Correll— What's next coach?' Junior Varsity Front Row: Brad Garner. Gary Holland. Jay Dowling. Brian Olmstead. Mark Bullington. Back Row: Chris Martin. Bill Pranaitis. Chuck Warren. Mark Greenley. Craig Gaumer. Ricky Cox. Jose Manzano. Freshman-Sophomore Team Front Row: Mike Rohmaller. Mike James. Rich Kollmnn. Steve Schade. Ed O’Gara. Back Row: Steve Ward, Byron LeMaster. Coach Larrv Donaldson. Chris Greenley. Chuck Patterson. 1(X) Sophomore Harvey Mirly— This guy proves to be a pain in the rear!” Urban— Ready. GO!' 101 amor— r He learns that he who loses his temper usually loses out. He learns that all men have burnt toast for breakfast , -I ' ! € and that he she He learns that cv JT-, e the other fellow's grouch too seriously, a chip on his shoulder is the easiest way to get into a fight, and the quickest way to becomi' unpopular is to carry tales and gossip about others. He learns that buck-passing always turns out to be a boo and that it never pays. He comes to realize the school could run along “fairly well v ithout him. mm gf n He learns it di iesn't matter so much who gets t so long as the job gets done. He learns that all people are human and that it doesn’t do any harm to smile and say Good Morning.” rven if it is raining. He learns that most of the other fellow: ■ are as ambitious as he is, that they have hrains that are as good or better, and that hard work—not cleverness— is the SECRET OF SUCCESS. He learns to sympathize with the youngster coming into the profession because he remembers how bewildered he was when he first started out. not to because experience has shown him gives his best, e will break pretty well. at no man ever got to first base alone, mr learns thai III that it is only through co-operative aTwe move on to belter things, e IWirrrs that bosses are t monsters, trying to g f Hast ounce of work out of him the Febst amount of pay. but that they are who have pay pally fine men icy aic mu. •a succeeded through hard 6 He learns that folks are na-hurder to get along with in one place than another. He learns that getting along depends about ninety-nine per cent upon his own behavior. Memo from—E.C. Estabrooke mtm r-:Vj f H . 104 111 o I IN rx rx yuu -4 Faculty—Faculty—Faculty—Faculty nil Faculty—Faculty—Faculty—Faculty PERSONNEL Board of Education, standing: Mess rs. J. Piesbergen. F. Riddle. J. Parker. R. Cain seated: W. Snedecor. W.T. Jenkins. W. Ellis John Renfro. Superintendent Freeman Hopper. Assistant Superintendent of secondary schools Lester Bickel. Assistant Superintendent of elementary schools Dallas Harrell, Assistant Superintendent. of Personnel 106 Principals 107 ADMINISTRATION Ronald Ganschinietz. Assistant Principal. Greenwood Reese Hoskin. Assistant Principal. Greenwood Margaret Linder. Dean of Students, Greenwrood John Guse. Assistant Principal. Vandalia Alfred Pirtle. Director of Vocational School Glen Pickering. Vocational Guidance Co-ordinator 108 STAFF Virgil Kassing. Sophomore Class Counselor. Greenwood William Determan. Freahmen Class Counselor. Vandalia Kenneth Merideth. Vocational Counselor. Greenwood Robert Mead. Title IV Counselor. Greenwood Fred Bloss. Senior Class Counselor. Greenwood Phyllis Huggins. )unior Class Counselor. Greenwood )enna Highlander. Librarian. Greenwood Sharon Rawdon. Library Aide. Greenwood Margaret Gilligan. Librarian. Vandalia Alice Hayes. A V Technician. Greenwood Edward Musso. Grounds Monitor. Greenwood Geraldine Best. Nurse, Greenwood Doris Dankenbring. Nurse. Vandalia 109 SECRETARIES Mklge Barrows Registrar. Greenwood Sara Eads Secretary. Vandalia Glenda McEwen Secretary. Greenwood Margeine Mcstemachcr Secretary. Greenwood Jane Molinar Secretar '. Vocational Sue Norbury Clerical Aicfc, Greenwood Mary Jo Pruitt Clerical Aide. Greenwood ART DEPARTMENT Mark Yakubinis Secretary. Vandalia Bonnie Hargrove Art. Greenwood Susan Fletcher Art. Greenwood 110 I.ynellr Snhar Art. Vanclaha Tnnd Stambold|irv Renee Taake Art. (Drp'l Head). Greenwood Tom White Crafts. Greenwood c5£2U Nett Ambers BusiMM. Greenwood fcuvnws. Tom Hay Business. Grecnvs« Loren Oblmgcr Business. Vandalw Sandra Gutter-Business. Vandaua HcMey Um � Business. F..� rt� ne Shaw Business. Greenw ,hnOslan� V usiness Vanda' - DRIVERS EDUCATION Mario Ualdl ii' Driver Education. Greenwood William Dearworlh Driver Education. (Dep't Mead). Greenwood Dale Muwer Driver Education. Vandalia Russell Keene Driver Education. Vandalia ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Driver Education. Greenwood Anita Jacobson I?00 Kuncl Kae Kermicle English. Vandalia English. (Dep't Head). Greenwood English A Spanish. Vandalia 112 Kay Weisbrod English. Vandalia Barry Wilber English. Vandalia Linda Mitchell English. Greenwood Karen Moore English. Greenwood Irene Meyer English. Greenwood Mark Nelson Drama. Greenwood Dennis Rickcrt English. Vandaiia Stan Schaeffer English. Vandaiia Ann Smith English. Greenwood Eric Strieker English. Greenwood Pam Sperino English. Vandaiia Charlene Staden English. Greenwood Terry Tayloe English. Greenwood Jo Taylor English. Greenwood ENGLISH 113 Call Bnieggeman Mathematics. Vandalia Rodney French Mathematics. Greenwood Fay Fults Mathematics, Greenwood John Gerdes Mathematics. Vandali.i Johnson Mathematics. Greenwood (Dep't Mead) Richard Hamilton Mathematics. Greenwood Robert Sitzes Mathematics. Vandalia |udy Williams Mathematics. Vandalia Alice Bilderback Mixed Chorus. Vandalia MATHEMATICS AND MUSIC Neal St rebel Instrumental Music (Dcp'l Mead). Greenwood 114 Carol Blocmker Girls Physical Education, Greenwood Gene Catalpa Boys Physical Educd lion. Vandalia Don Davisson Boys Physical Education. Greenwood Charmnn Duff Girls' Physical Education. Greenwood Nancy Coats Girls Physical Education. Vandalia Uoyd Dunne Boys' Physical Education. Greenwood (Dep't Head) Mini Fenn Girls' Physical Education. Greenwood Vergil Fletcher Boys' Physical Education. Greenwood Ath letic Director RoIxtI Hollmgshead Boys Physical Education. Vandalia i Linda Kasper Girls Physical Education. Vandalia Audrey Murphy Girls' Physical Education. Vandalia Jane Pfaff Girls Physical Education. Greenwood Frank Pitol Boys Physical Faluc.i lion. Greenwood Joe Spurgeon Boys Physical Education. Greenwood 115 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Robert Edwards German Social Science. Greenwood Dorothy Knelling Latin (Dept Head) Vandalia A Greenwood (ill Dunn French ft German. Vandalia Vicki Santanello Spanish. Vandalia Charles Suarez Spanish. Greenwood Robert Burns Psychology. Greenwood Rosemary McGonkey Parent-Child Development. Greenwood Sandy Persons Parent-Child Development. Greenwood Annabelle Hubbard Social Science. Vandalia Paul lackstadt Soraal Science. Vandalia FOREIGN LANGUAGE SOCIAL SCIENCE 116 Dan Baker Business ft Social Science. Greenwood Richard Holloman Social Science. Greenwood Ellen Beebe Today's World World Government. Vandaha Dale Bcs.se Natural Science ft Social Science. Vandaha Dennis Diaz World History ft Global Affairs. Vandaha Tom Gencke Social Science. Greenwood Gary Geroff Social Science. Greenwood lack Gilmore Social Science (Dep t Head). Greenwood Ivan Herring English ft Social Science. Greenwood Irma Holmes Social Science. Greenwood Robert Johnston Social Science. Greenwood Joe Naylor Social Science. Greenwood Dean Wallen Social Science A Business (Dept Head). Greenwood SOCIAL SCIENCE 117 SPECIAL EDUCATION SCIENCE |oann Enoch Science Greenwood Paul Helfrich Environmcnt.il Science Drpl. Head. Greenwood Tom Miofsky Science CreenwiMid 118 Ernestine Bottleim Dept. Head—Home Economics Greenwood Nancy Bridgman Home Economics. Greenwood Kathleen Hanke Home Economics. Vandalia Gene Schaeffer Industrial Arts. Vandalia Will Shashack Industrial Arts. Vandalia Paul Oldham Small Engines. Vandalia 119 HOME ECONOMICS INDUSTRIAL ARTS Howard Cole Diversified Occupations Vocational Harold Elicit Data Processing Vocational Raymond Pot (hast Office Occupations Voc.it iona I VOCATIONAL Tom Sneed Merchandising Vocational 120 VOCATIONAL Glen Reason Carpentry Vocational V Frank Slinkard Weldin —Vocational Charles Yandlin Air Conditioning—Voc 121 122 Classes—Classes—Classes—Classe Classes—Classes—Classes—Classe s e n 1 o r s Top: Julie Welle. Lisa Massa. Sue Marks. Steph Seymore. Front: Karen Price, Shelly Liszevvski. Don DesPain. Sue Siegel. Sue Larsen. Not Pictured: Erin Gavillet. Kris Kingsbury. Linda Mueller. John Scott. Pam Traw. and Tam Traw. ’7 7 President—Don DesPain Vice-President—Tam Traw Secretary—Pam Traw Treasurer—Stephanie Seymore As the Class of 1977 draws their high school days to a close, they are proud to have been a part of C.H.S. The memories of the fun and sad times will remain with us for years to come, and most of the friends we have made will stay our friends forever. We are proud to say we won the Homecoming Class Clash both our Junior and Senior years, and in our past years have put on the ’76 Football Coronation, “Stairway to Heaven , the ’76 Junior-Senior Prom “Today. Tomorrow, and Always , and the ’77 Basketball Coronation Saturday in the Park”. During Homecoming this year the Senior Float placed second. The theme was Kahoks give Lancers a good Lickin’ . Pam Traw was chosen as our Football Queen and her escort was Jim Du Vail. They entered to the song Nadia’s Theme . Our Special Maid was Linda Kelly. Her escort was Kip Klein, and her song was Then You Came into my Life . The theme of the coronation was Morning Has Broken”. Christmas soon came, and Melodic Giger, Linda Mueller. Kim Rudis, and Tam Traw were chosen as the maids. Melodie was escorted by Rick Locandro (Soccer) to the song “Do You Hear What I Hear?”; Linda was escorted by Greg Mohler (Golf) and chose the song “Silver Bells ; Kim was escorted by Don Kerkemeyer (Soccer) to “The Christmas Song ; and Queen Tam Traw was escorted by Bill Swip to the song “Christmas Is”. Robbin Roedger was selected as the 1977 Basketball Queen, and Betty Koopman was chosen as the Special Maid. Now as we enter our final days as Seniors we think about all our friends and the good times that made school worthwhile. It seems only yesterday we were Freshmen. To Seniors of ’77, graduation may be sad, but it is only the beginning of the happy lives ahead. To all underclassmen, enjoy your high school years because they soon will be over. To all. good luck in the future and may happiness always be yours. 124 SENIORS Ahart. Leslie Ambrosius. Mark Anderson. Dave Ahlert. Darrell Anderson. Diana Anderson. Lisa (Hendricks) Ahlvers. Tracy Anderson. Pam Anderson. Rick Albertina. Kevin Craig Astrauskas. Gary 126 Ballard. Don Bertot. Kathy Bethel. Tammy Beedle. Claudette Bennett. George E. Benvenuto. Mary Bennett, fackie SENIORS 127 Bovinett, Ron B. Boxdorfer. Janet 128 129 Caswell. Riche Cherry. Vickie Cobb. Kevin Time, see what’s become of me while I looked around for my possibilities....... Time and Tide wait for no man —An English Proverb Chitwood. Tammy Cimiotta, Louis Cochran. Perry In truth, they grow' more wonderful within the heart that keeps them. Hannah Perry Happy times and bygone days are never lost ... Clark. Debbie Clark, Kathy Cawvey, Brian Clark. Gail Coffin. Casey 130 Daydreams Dreams of days gone by: bikes to ride ... kites to fly ... stars to wish on. Conklin. Bill Time is a great legalizer ... even in the field of morals. -H.L. Menken Coombs. Pam Cook. Renee Coppotelli. Sharon An age builds up a city ... An hour can destroy them. —Seneca My days are swifter than a weavers shuttle. Job 7:6 131 132 133 134 135 Yesterday a Freshman, it’s hard to believe ... Goetz. Harry 3 Garwood, Dale Gavillet. Erin Gonzolez. Marcia 136 I really don’t know if tomorrow’s for me. —Patty Schiller Grimm. Peggy Grimonl. Delane Guithues. Dave 137 Time is not forever ... But a place just to be for awhile ... But awhile is not long enough to learn about the future but plenty long to remember the past. —Gene Jordan 138 Hensley. Connie I Hermes. Terri I When time, who steals our years away shall steal our pleasures, too the memory of the past will stay. And half our joys renew. —Thomas Moore Hongsermeier. Julie 139 140 141 Kennedy. Rich Kingsbury. Kris Senior Class 142 All of us will be remembered by few And few of us will be remembered by all but we all will be remembered by each other. Kueker. Brenda I see the hands of time move on far away from grasp. My mind resorts to pleasant thoughts and dreaming of the past. —Sally Hillier Kun .. Tim Lawrence. Jesse Leach, Lisa Lemanski, Kevin 143 144 Lotz, Robert Lowe. Dauna Lynch. Linda Lutz. Jeanette Magadan. Julie Maddlino. Tina Macri. Diane Manning. Rosemary Manzano. Magda Mansini. Mike 145 Marchiando. Andrew Mason. Mike 14fi Massa, Lisa Masscna. Lora Matikitis. Mike McGinnis. Dan Meaux. Sissy 147 Minton, fanice 148 Nolkcmper. Charlotte ■ Nyman. Anne Opich. Karen Olbrich. Cindy Ostendorf. Steve 149 Palmer. Kelly Friends I will remember you, Think of you, pray for you, and when another day is through ... I’ll still remember you. —Beatles Feeling, Nothing more than feelings, Trying to forget my feelings of love ... —Morris Albert Parsley. Gary Pearson. Lois Pellegrin, Dina Peludot, Greg 150 As we travel forth in our journey through life we will share our smiles, tears, and thoughts, as the end of this year marks a turning point in all of our lives ... Pierce. Rick We've shared laughs, you and I and Lord knows we’ve cried, we’ve made friends and peace and one thing I’ll promise ... I’ll remember. —Mary Simmons Pratt. Brian 151 As time goes on, I realize the time is drawing near ... Pulley. Linda When we shall take that big step to close our high school years ... The future brings tomorrow which isn’t far away ... Rekowski, David Riley. Janet of hard work and sorrow which would you rather have tomorrow or today? —Patty Schiller 152 If a picture paints a thousand words then why can’t I paint you ... Rinehart. Linda the world shall never know the you I’ve come to know ... And one by one the stars would all come out and you and I would simply fly away ... —Bread Robinson. Ricky If the world should stop revolving ... I’d spend the end with you, you’re all that’s left me true ... Rogers. Ken 153 154 155 Schaffer, Kathy I do not want to go, everything I care for is here. I do not want to face the responsibilities of growing up and being on my own ... Shane. Diane Shane. Francis Shank. John Shannon. Robin Sikora. Tony Shea. Kevin Shimkus. Helen All my happiest feelings and experiences, all the people I love, they’re all here, and no matter where I go I will never, never find anyone or anything to replace them ... Simmons. Mary 156 Simpson. Cindy I grew up here, I loved here, I hated here. and. I want to stay here Why does a person have to grow up, why do we have to leave our home, why do we have to leave our friends, and go out into a world of fear and strangers? Why? Sova. Tina Stahl. Craig 157 Staroba, Josephine Stimaman. Mary Stone, Lisa While the cat’s away, the mice shall play! Stogsdiil. Robert Wayne Strackeljahn, Mary 158 Taveggia. Jeannie “Meet the two new teachers at C.H.S. taking a coffee break!” Taylor. Karen Thorpe. Kim Tognarelli. Joe Tosi. Annette 159 Traw. Tam Now Jim ... If you borrow this you gotta promise to bring it back! Vincent. Debbie £ 4 Volner. Steve Wagoner. Nina 160 Walker. James Walker. Diane Walker. Rita Romula M. ?????????????? Walker. Peggy Weiser. Jay Watkins. Cheryl Weissenberg, Cathy 161 Welle. Julie Wentzel. Loren Werner. Brian White. Billie Wheeler. Larry White. Wayne Wishing the Class of 1977: Happiness, to keep their hearts light. Challenges, to keep them strong ... Whittom. Cindy Wickiser, Kevin Wisdom, to give them understanding, And love, in the many years to come. 162 163 1f 4 166 Reflections My gown is on the hanger Of course, all starched and pressed. I glance at my hat and tassel As on my rocking chair they rest, Next to a Raggedy Ann doll The clock has a lonely ticking As I stare into the mirror In the stillness of my room I feel a tingling fear. As I’m not sure of what is coming The image staring back Has changed in many ways, I ponder on the memories Of those laughing, carefree, grade school days, I feel a sense of yearning. Those drawings so out of proportion But to us they seemed so real. The sun always wore a smile Because of the warmth he let us feel, As we swung into eternity. We then grew into adolescence Retaining remains of our childhood Trying to grasp responsiblities of adulthood Even chasing rainbows for awhile. Trying desperately to link them with reality. Now, with graduation here Reality, it is hard to face If only once we could go back To football games, homework, first dates. And be with friends forever. But back, it holds no future So the future we must attack. There’s a whole new world awaiting. Waiting to give us a chance. Again I hear the restless ticking. The gown, it tumbles ’round me I place my cap upon my head. I look into the mirror I know what must be said: I’m ready to accept my diploma. We all have goals to reach for We each have a star in the sky, We ll always have our memories To linger on by and by, As we leave our High School buddies. These years have gone so fast They always do when times are fun. But now we have to realize Our time has just begun by Kelly Palmer Farewell Now. My Friend I love you. my friend You’re quite dear to me. A true friend you are And always will be. But you’re leaving me soon And going your own way, Perhaps we will meet In the future some day. You’ve left me with memories Of good times we’ve had. To treasure forever And make me feel glad. I wish you good luck In all that you do May all of life’s pleasures Come your way, too. Farewell now, my friend And please may you find Some thoughts of me Always in your mind. ittt The Kahohian Senior Section Staff of 1977 wishes everyone good luck in all they do in the future and may all of you remember Collinsville High School ... Today. Tomorrow and Always. Junior Class THE JUNIOR CLASS The junior Class began the year by sponsoring the Homecoming. They chose Carol Peterson as their Football Maid. The theme was Morning Has Broken.” Then, when the Christmas Ball rolled around, Tammy Patterson was elected as their maid. The 1976 theme was ‘‘An Old Fashioned Christmas. To help raise funds the junior class sold bumper stickers. As the end of the year draws near, the class of '78 is planning, and looking forward to, the annual junior-senior prom. They would like to express their thanks and appreciation to their sponsors, who this year are: Mr. Bob Burns and Mrs. Charlie Staden. President: Tony Kuhn Vice-Pres: Brenda Gerling Secretary: Tammy Patterson Treasurer: Patty Wilmore IbH Mr. Bob Burns. Mary Bohncnstiel, Mary Benvenuto. Kathy Kozyak, Lisa Koke, Tammy Waltermire, Brenda Gerling. Laurie Sexton, Tony Kuhn. Not Pictured: Mary Iberg. Debbie Nichols. Tammy Patterson. Konna Pitts. Rena Sale. Patti Willmore Hi? loves me. he loves me not ..says Lois Burgener. “You don'l really think I did it? replies Lori Buller says. Farrah Fawcett-Majors eat Amv Burns. your heart out ! J u n i o r s Mary Ann Clark takin’ it easy. Well. I thought they were in shoes” exclaims Ann Messick. AM Sherry Stayton ponders the question. Will I ever be Christmas Queen?” Carol Beanland says. Are you SURF, there's no Faster Bunny? Kent Pecolla models the new Spring fashions ... 169 David Adamick Kent Adams Angie Agles Willie Ahart Connie Ahlvers Cindy Ainsworth Doug Albrecht Chris Albright Matt Alldredge Steve Alldredge Sherry Allison fames Altom Gary Alvers Gary Anderson Kevin Anderson Mark Anderson Bob Arey Terry Armas Dave Ashmann Chuck Atwood Bruce Austin Steve Austin Susan Avooske George Babiak Scott Bachesta Delores Bailey Charlie Baker Terry Ballard Evelvn Barber Cindy Barncis Bob Barnett Marty Barnett Karen Barrows Kathy Barrows Todd Bauer Cathy Baughman Connie Baumgartner Carol Beanland Laura Bechtlc Kathy Becker Lynnette Beedle Tina Belcher CLASS OF 78 John Belobraydic Donna Benson Valinda Biggs Becky Bigham Ward Billhartz Brian Birch James Bisso Brenda Bitzer Karen Black Monica Blackburn Betly Blumer Craig Bohka Tia Bock Susan Bodine Gregg Bohnenstiel Mary Bohnenstiel Marilyn Bond Bill Borders Kevin Bowen Connie Boyle Dave Brewer Charlie Broda Mark Broughton Doug Brown Jeff Brown Kennith Brueske Marge Brummitt Mark Brummitt Larry Bruns Vernon Buck Rocky Buffo Chris Bugger Lori Buller Lois Burgener Matt Burgess Kelly Burner Carolvn Burniski Amy Burns Don Burns John Burns Todd Burns Sandy Burroughs JUNIORS 171 Ricky Butts Debbie Buxton Eric Byron Vaughn Caldwell Kelly Call Joe Camillo Tony Caminitti Mark Campbell Debbie Canaday Kathy Carson Missy Carthy Robin Cashion Debbie Castelli Howard Chamberlin Cheryl Chance Bunny Chitwood )ohn Chrisos Debbie Clark Guy Clark Mary Ann Clark Scott Clark Nancy Clarke Robbie Claus Dana Clubb Stan Cochrane Kathy Colton Linda Colombara Tana Compton Becky Conklin Vicky Cookson JUNIORS Sieve Coons Diane Copeland Tim Cotdson Roy Cranmer Mary Crepps Terry Crummitl Don Cuff Bob Cundiff A1 Cusanelli Gary Dameron Julie Dankenbring Dorothy Darnell Corrie Darner Tina Davidson Debbie Davis Donna Davis Kurt Davis Nancy Davis Lynn Dean Robert Decker Mike Delaney Don Delashmit Mark Delashmit Ralph Depper Danny Dervalis Leigh Descher Jerry Diel CLASS OF 78 173 Nancy Raton Bill Eberts Vic Eck Tom Dieu JoAnn DiGerlando Chris Dill Michelle? Dolzadelli Randy Donaldson Karen Donini Debbie Dover jay Dowling Terry Downey R. Dm mm judy Duff Martin Duke Billy Dunham John Dus Carol Eaton Scott Ernst Ed Etherton Bet tv Everright Bill Falk Mayann Fanning Mike Edson Butch Eiskant Keith England Dcanne English Greg Farrar Janet Feigel Russell Feldpausch Larry Felger Coena Ferguson jim Ferkel CLASS OF 1978 Mike Fernandez Sieve Fernandez Tracy Ferrell Rodger Finn Holly Fischer Kevin Flaugher Rory Foster Melvin Fowler Jeff Frailey Doug Francis Kathy Freely Bonnie Frcsen Pam Frey Becky Gattung Stafford Gavin Rick George Brenda Gerling Doug Giacoletto Paul Giacoletto Keith Gibbs Georgia Gills Kathy Gillespie Doug Gilliland Sharon Gillon JUNIORS 175 Pam Godar Mike Goes Cindy Goetz terry Grant Kathy Grant rerri Grant Wendy Greenley Stan Griffin Tina Griffith Dan Grimm Paul Guse Chris Gutierrez Dawn Hadficld Tammy Hadjan Spencer Hager Marcella Hale Brenda Hall Cindy Hall Debbie Hall Rich Hall Pete Harding Craig Harris Mike Harris Robin Harris Tammy Harrison Mike Hart JUNIORS Beth Hartley Nan Hartman CLASS OF 1978 Kim Hawk Doug Hecker Craig Heimbach John Hcllrung Steve Hemann Rita Henderson Tim Herberts Tammy Herrington Melanie Herrold Marsha Hervey Debbie Hetzel Sandv Heuser Glenda Hewitt Kathy Heydcn Mike Hicks Dawn Hindman Marshall Hines Dennis Hoback Sandy Hobbs Debbie Hoelscher Barb Hoffman Pete Hoffman |erry Hogan Brenda Holdener 177 Mike Holdener Tom Holdener Rick Holloman Chip Holubasch Cherlyn Hooks Melinda Hopper Debbie Houston Gary Howells fill Hubert Lynn Hudson Tony Huff Rhonda Hughes Mike Hultz Steve Hunsinger Tom Hunter Rob (ackstadt Bill Jager Laura fames Laurie Janas Mike Jarzemkoski 178 Jeri Jenkins Tom Jenkins Dave Jennings Randy Jennings Scott Jentsch Steve Jerome Bob Johnson Jeff Johnson Martha Johnson Tyler Johnson Dave Jones Florence Jones Gary Jones Kenny Jones Richard Jones Keith Kaimann Karen Karsteter Elizabeth Kasino Tina Kassing Tracy Kastner Mike Kent Rick Keplar Lillian Kilbury Connie Kimme Jim Kimutis Cheryl Kircher Keith Kirchoff Mark Kirk Dave Knebel Mary Jo Knopik Scott Koesterer Lisa Koke Steve Konsky Terry Koopman CLASS OF 1978 179 Tony Kuhn Jan Kukla Brad Kunz Cindy Kurtak Tim Ku- zmierczak Tobey Lackey Bill Kopecki Sheri Koshinski Kathy Kozyak Marla Kmescheck Don Kuegler Lynne Kuehn Jami Lacopo Ed Lahue Renee Lambert Teresa Lambird Paul Lamezyk Stavra Lamprose Keith Langrcder Keith Lauderdale Dennis Laws Charles Lee David Lec David Leezy Mark Ix?ezy Andy Leiner Kevin Lemanski Eric Lcnzy Rick Liebold Lannie Lintzcnich JUNIOR S 180 CLASS OF 1978 Debbie Million,' Connie Mangrum Keith Mann Theresa Manning Audrey Manson Jose Manzano Lisa Marshall Mary Kay Mason Susie Masters Steve Mathews Sheryl Matikitis Bob Matthews Jeff Matzen Laura Mauer Michelle Mauer Peggy McCain Fred McClary Marcia McDaniel 181 Beth Mhoon Gina Miller Dale McConkey Alan McDowell Rick McMahan Diane McPherson John Mellon Bob Mercer Laura Merkle Jessie Merrifield Karen Mersinger Sue Mertzen Ann Messick Ann Meyer Laurie Miller Robin Miller John Millick Cindy Mimms Jeff Mishanec Cherie Mitchell Jackie Mitchell Mark Mitchell Michelle Modglin Brian Moesner Ron Mohr Doug Moll Terrie Moore Theresa Morgan Lisa Morries Mitchell Morrison Class of 1976 182 Maureen Moses Suzy Mot tin Dan Mouse!te Cheryl Muench Diane Mumper Lisa Mundy Chris Neider Debbie Nichols Jeff Nichols Todd Nicholson Linda Niepert Lori Niepert Mike O’Rourke Don Osborn Paulii Paccwic Jonny Parr Chris Parsley Bari Patchin Pal Murphy Sheryl Murray Diane Myers Ken Myers Joe Napoli Kosla Napoli ]UNI( Dave Oberklell Marie Obetkfcll Gary Obcmueie- mann Sara O'Donnell Jell Ogg vo Brian Olmslead 184 Tammy Patterson Kent Peccola Debbie Peek T. Pejakovich Lauri Pelate Sheryl Penfield Debbie Perdue Steve Perez Dan Perkins Gregg Peter Carol Peterson Glennis Pfalsgraf Kevin Phelps Robin Phelps Stan Pitol Ronna Pitts Lynn Polette Jim Polwort Bill Pranaitis Cheryl Prater Susan Pratt Terry Prcnzel Tom Priester Debbie Quallmals Betty Qualls Lana Quintero S. Queureayr Kelly Raffety Iackie Ramage )ave Randant JUNIOR S Mary Ray Sieve Ray Denise Reed Phil Reed D. Reeder Scott Reid Steve; Reinagel John Renfro Randa Renick Teresa Rent) Janet Rhodes Dwayne Rickert Frank Rickert Larnr Riester Linda Rimar Susan River Perry Rogers Robert Rogers Sandy Romanat Ron Rombach Todd Rooker Becky Ross Brenda Ross Susie Ross Becky Rothwell Karen Roulanaitis Debbie Rowe Kim Rudis David Ruger Brenda Ruth CLASS OF 1978 185 Prudy Ryan Rena Sale Charles Salmons Diana Sampson Chris Samoska Cathy Sandy Alan Scaggs hellin-burger Donna Schikowski Janet Schwaegel Barb Schweppe Carole Schwieder Pat Shup Carla Simpson Cindy Simpson Tim Simpson Diane Singer George Skiles Bryan Smith Linda Smith Doreen Snedecor Linda Soehnlin Robert Soldier Pat Sommerfelt CLASS OF 1978 1H6 |osie Staroba Sherry Slayton Kenny Steiner Cheryl Steinwag-ner Melissa Stephenson Mary Beth Stevens Sara Stevens Mike Stipe Mary Stone Steve Stosbcrg Lisa Stovall Chuck Stowers Bob Strackel-jahn Terri Street Mark Strubinger Kathy Sudbring Mike Summers Debbie Swalley Rick Soulney Bob Sowers Suzanne Spanholtz Mike Spongier Pete Sprinot Matt Staden Kevin Stallings Rich Stark Laura Swalley Stephanie Swccker Donna Swea ringer George Sykes Becky Taylor Debbie Taylor Paula Taylor Darleen Tedder JUNIORS 1H7 Tammy Tennant Terry Tennant Fred Texter Nick Theo-dorakis Art Thompson Tira Thompson Kevin Thorpe Curt Timmons Gary Tisdale |im Townsend Steve Truccano Kelly Turnbull Donna Turner Dennis Tyson Di Ungerott Vince Urban Brad Vacca Ron Vallero Bob Vallino Leslie Varner Diane Vaughan Denise Vesper Sally Vincent Peggy Voelker Vernon Votava Dana Walker Kent Walker Paul Walker Gary Wallace Mike Wallace Tammy Wal term ire Trina Warren Theresa Wasser Barb Welle JUNIORS 188 Peggy Welle Rich Welmon Anita Wendler Bob Wendler Leroy Wendler Kenny Wesemann David Wenlzel Terri West-erheide Paul Whatley Chuck White Domine White Kenny Wilcox Fran Williams Melinda Williams Nora Williams Patti Willimore Cindy Wilson Jim Wilson Rene Wilson Barb Wisnoski Carrie Woodruff Jim Woodcock Barb Wrigley Ron Wrigley Chris Wright Yogi Wrignt Kim Wynne Jon Young Dennis Youngman Gary Yovandich IH? CLASS OF 1978 190 A DAY THE LIFE OF A STUDENT V % 191 192 Sophomore Class Our sophomore class started off the 1976-77 school year with a dance at the Vandalia campus gym. In the fall, we chose Jenny Eberle as our Football maid, and our Homecoming float entitled “I’ll Munch to That” won first place. During the Christmas season we sold candy President—Jeff Fowler canes and chocolate covered cherries. Robin Vice-President—Vicki Molitor Cullen was selected as our Christmas maid. Secretary—Patty Benyr Early in the year we sold candy bars and Treasurer—Shelly Vacca “Kahoks we’re 1” T-shirts, along with purple and white hats. Our sophomore year was successful and we hope to have many more. We look forward to putting on the Football Coronation and the Junior-Senior Prom for next year. 1 Back Row: (going up): Lori Coleman. Patty Benyr. Diana Gieselman. Carol Biondi. Sitting on rail: Sue Johnson, Kathy Price. Second Row: (going up): Vicki Molitor. Ginny Eberle. Chris Radosovich. First Row: (going up): Jeff Fowler. Laura Boh-nensteil. Shelly Vacca. Not Pictured: Kelly Green. Kelly Meehan. Debbie Messick. 193 Debbie Adams Kay Adams Lori Adams Regina Adams Linda Aldridge Susan Alger Larry Althardt Tonja Barron Barb Barton Deana Barton Jeff Barbee Dori Barnett Kathy Barnhart Liann Barnish Today’s frown will bo tomorrow’s smile”. R. Adams Betty Allen Cheryl Allen Dawn Allen Martin Anderson Starlene Ankarlo Billy Arnotti Linda Arnold Kelly Ashtin Becky Atwood Ken Atwood Anna Austin Karen Austin Cindy Averett Lawrence Baczkowski Jeff Baer Alena Bagley C L A S S I'M OF 1979 SOPHOMORE CLASS Mary Jo Basarich Mike Baumann Becky Baumgartner Kevin Bausch Mark Bazzcll Diana Bean Jeff Bean Bob Beckman Mary Beckman Patti Benyr Dennis Beshears Tina Beshears Joe Beuckman David Beard Debbie Beard Gregg Beatty Lenny Bechtlc John Bechtold Brenda Biggerstaff John Biggins Jan Billnartz tJeth Bilyeu Carol Biondi Donita Blair Laymon Blakely Janice Bly Theresa Boedeker “Oceans are the tears of the world united . L. Randal l iura Bohnenstiehl Rich Bone Mary Bonebrake 195 As I try to remember yesterday wondering about tomorrow, I realize I should only concentrate on today. Robert Borders Laura Bozzello Ann Bradshaw Lori Braeutigam Melody Brake Cindy Bridger Ricky Bridges Gwen Brown Jennifer Brown Randy Brown Dale Bruske Cindy Buck man Jeff Budnicki Mike Buettncr Pam Bugger Sieve Bugger Debbie Bumgardner Barb Burgess Gregg Burke Bob Burns Mary Burns Patti Burns Steve Burns Cathy Byer Jeff Cain Gina Cal breath Robert Caldwell Dave Camillo Dennis Campbell John Campbell Terry Campbell Alica Campos SOPHOMORES Linda Cannon Dan Cates John Choma Allen Claxton, Meshille Cochran Tina Conway Jeff Canull Barb Cawvey Gail Christian Kim Clemens Sharon Coffman Cathy Cornelison Beth Capecchi Mike Chapman Brent Colburn Denise Corvallis Philip Caples Mary Carthy lohn Cashen Sherrie Chatfield Kelly Cheatham Kenny Cherry Lori Coleman Tony Cigliana Jeff Clark Roger Cottrell Mark Cline Lisa Cobb Melinda Pam Connor Condomitti Greg Craft Ron Covarrubias 197 CLASS OF 79 Curt Crepps Carol Crittenden Pam Crone Tina Crowell Leann Crump Mary Crump Robin Cullen Diane Cullinane Tomi Cumberledge Cindy Cummins Don Cunningham Mike Dake Gary Dalton Linda Dalton Doug Daly Linda Daniel Patty Daniel Elaine Darner 198 Proud emblem of the mighty Kahoks! SOPHOMORES: Ruth Dashko Tammy Davidson Gary Davis Joe Docker Mike Denap Loyd Derossett Doe Descher Doug DesPain Brenda Dcspcr Gina Digerlando KAHOKS George Dill Jennifer Dix Kari Dobbs Mark Dodson Noreen Domcscik Bill Dorman Ken Dotson Teresa Dour Russ DuVall Terry Doyle Bruce Duhr Linda Durer OF 79 199 KAHOKS CLASS OF 79 Tina Ferkel Rosemari Fernandez Tim Duvall David Dykes Pat Dyson Larry Earthal Connie Easton jenny Eberle Tammy Eberle Donna Ebert Mike Eckmann Carl Edwards Jeff Edwards Ronnie Elkins Roxanne Elkins Chris Elledge Vicki Elledge Tina Ellington jay Ellis Teri Emmer Nancy Emmerick Tanner England Peggy Etchills Jennifer Evans Michelle Evans Craig Eversmann Steve Falline Vickie Farmer Andi Farnworth Beth Faust 200 The time is now, The day is today, But the memories are forever. R. Adams In the case of all people For instance you and I As soon as we really start to live It is then we begin to die. B. LaSurs John Caskill Mike Gassmann Bill Ferris Kim Filcoff im Fitzgerald im Fleming Jecky Flood ackie Ford Scott Forhetz Jimmy Foster Jeff Fowler Larry Fowler Connie Fowlkes Glenn Fox Kay France Sherry Frank Randy Franklin Don Frazer Robert Friederich |im Fritzsche David Frizzell Kathy Fulton fenny Funkhouser Karen Gaa Cory Gabriel Patti Gallaher Linda Gamblin Carla Garcia Dennis Garcia Cheryl Gaskill 201 CLASS OF 79 David Gaumer Cindy Geaschel Terry Geaschel Karen Geiler Ricky Geissert Laura George John Gerdes Diane Giacolettn Diana Gieselman Charh ;ne Gilcrest Debbie Gibson Terry Gibson Dawn Giritz Russell Glenn Tony Goforth Tracy Gombos Kenny Goodwin Edith Gray Rick Gray Diane Green John Green Kelly Green Bobbie Greer Debbie Griffin Linda Griffin Robin Griffin Craig Griffing Richard Grimm Kay Grimont George; Gnndstaff 202 Kathy Grisolano Doug Cros Andy Gruber Lynndec Gustafson Charles Guffey Angie Hager Mary Hahs Doug Hall Gary Hall Jeannetta Hall Chris Hallberg Janie Hancock Steve Hanebrink Linda Hankins John Hanks jdff Hanold Lisa Hanser Denise Hardesty Cheryl Harris Danny Harrison Sandy Hartsoe Rich Hartson Tom Harvengt David Hayes Donna Hayes Karen Hayes Linda Hayes Mike Hayes Linda Heimrich Ruth Hendricks SOPHOMORES 203 “Older men declare war but it is youth that must fight and die”. Herbert Hoover Mark Henry Linda I lensley Bill Henson Bill Henze Jeff Herrington Diann Herzberg Brian Hess Donna Hickam Laura Hicks Melissa Hines Don Hodge Steve Hoga Diane Hohner Dicky Holcomb Beth Holdener Connie Holland Lois Holliday Henry Holten Tom Holtzscher Mary Hopper Lome Horak Lorita Horner Mary Horton Bob Howard Nancy Howell Dannv Hubbard Karen Hudson Shari Huff Cigi Hulse Chris Hunsinger Ricky Husman Mark Hylsky Craig Ibcrg Theresa Inlow Angie Irvin Deanna Izard Debbie Jackson Karen Jacobson SOPHOMORES 204 Kevin Jaeger John Jalinsky Mike James Roy James Valerie James Mike Jenkins Bob Jentsch Bonnie Johnson Chris Johnson Debbie Johnson Karen Johnson Kathy Johnson Mark Johnson Shane Johnson Sue Johnson Carolyn Jones Loretta Jones Cherly Jordan Regina Jordan John Jukes Chris Kaimann Kristy Kaimann Danny Keck Connie Keene Dean Keller Carl Kerkemeyer Gary Kerkemeyer Mike Kerner Mike Kilna Nancy Kimme Tammy Kincannon Peggy King Bret Kleb Nancy Kleier Cathy Knackstect Glenn Knapp Mary Kay Knebel CLASS OF 79 205 Tami Knight Susan Kobylinski Tony Ronsky Ron Korte Lisa Kreider David Kries Don Kucchle Sue Kuehn Kay Kuhlman Mike Kupinski CLASS OF 79 206 Terry Ledbetter Cathy Lee Diane Lee Greg Lee Robin Lefflcr Charlie Lieth Rachel Liner John Lintzenich Lynn Liszewski Linda Little Joann Locandro joe Lucas Becky Lomax Debbie Long Jolene Long Carlos Lott Debbie Lotz Mike Lotz Jim Loyet Debbie Lucas Kay Luebbers Kent Luebbers Brenda Lutz Kathy Lynch Mike Macon Kathy Maguire SOPHOMORES 207 Dave Malinosky Tony Maniscalfi Paul M ann Sandy Mann Julie Mansini Kevin Mark Patricia Marler Alecia Martin Chris Martin Diana Martin Janet Massa Mike Massa Dawn Masur Greg Mateyka Debbie Mattatall Jacque Mattea Clarence Mayabb Debbie Mayabb Michelle Mayer Mike McCain Tom McCarthy Barb McClain Murry McConkey Lisa McCoy Jean McDonald Philip McDowell Roger McFarland Mike McHenry Kim McMahon Jeff Meadows Kelly Meehan Randy Meier CLASS OF 79 208 Mark Mendez Shelly Menken Mary Anna Mercer Phil Merkle Debbie Messick Don Melzler Jon Meyer Rhonda Milam Tim Miles Dale Miller Jeff Miller Lisa Miller Marti Miller Melissa Mills Karen Minton Mark Mitan Harvey Mirly Kathy Mitchell Terry Mitchell Greg Moesner Kathy Mohler Jane Mohme Vickie Molitor Wayne Moore Glenn Mouser Cindy Muehlhauser Tom Mumper Dave Nance Elaine Neal John Neiman Evie Nochta Dee Nordike Gail Nordyke Eleanor Oakley Corey Olbrich Denise Oiler Mike Osborne Carlos Otero Terry Outland Donna Owens Benny Oxendine Angie Palazzolo SOPHOMORES 209 Jay Palmer Dawn Parker Jamie Pashia Beth Paskero Debbie Patrick Scot Pearson Tanja Pedenko Lola Pegues Margo Pencak Gina Pendleton Carl Pisetta Tammy Pitts Gayle Plcmons CLASS George Pocuca Julie Port Kathy Powell Carolyn Pratt John Price Kathy Price Susan Pullen Kathy Quick Russ Quinn Chris Radosevich Christy Raeber Patty Rajkowski Natalie Ramatowski Alan Ramirez Vicky Ramsey 210 Danny Randan! Ron Rapp Delisa Rebenschied Julie Recklein Charles Redmond Robin Reece Cheryl Robinson Cindy Robinson Larry Robinson Richard Rcxlawald Rosemarie Rodemich Debbie Rodgers OF 1979 Melody Robards Danny Robbins Don Robert Karen Roberts Carrie Robinson 211 Debbie Rnulanaitis Tim Rowe Becky Rudis Carol Rudis John Rodrigeuz Rita Roedger Kent Roller Mike Romanich David Ross Sandy Ross Richard Rudis Meena Rupani Danny Samples Denise Samples Chris Sandegren Studious lunch-study students. Todd Sanders Debbie Sapienza Cheryl Sayer Kevin Schaller Bob Schardan Jeff Sheiter Rhonda Schneidew- ind Tony Schraulh Fred Schuerbaum Tom Schultz SOPHOMORES Lester Schweppe Donny Scott Carletta Sergenson Curt Shaak Mark Shaw Keith Shea Dale Showers Joe Sikora Sherri Simmons Mary Simon Gene Simmons Jodie Sinclair Brian Skelton Coctta Sleeter Cindy Smith Danny Smith Lori Smith Melvin Smith Nanette Smith Rex Smith Ronny Smith CLASS OF 79 213 Bob Sova Mary Sponemann Jerry Spengler Cesar Spiliari David Staley Barb Stone Cindy Stone Gloria Stone Jim Steinwagner Carol Stephens Rhonda Stephens William Stephens Jennifer Stevens Rusty Stevenson Duane Stinnett Ted Stites Carole Stogner THE SOPHOMORE Andy Straub Marval Straub Cathy Stringer Linda Strubinger Sherry Strucknoff Ellen Suhre Barb Summers Jeff Sweet Mary Sweitzer Loretta Swip 214 Laura Sykes Ivan Talley Licia Tanner Jerry Tanner Cindy Taylor Elesia Taylor Terrv Taylor Jeff Tennant Rose Terrell John Textor CLASS Bob Townzen Loretta Travis Sadie Travis Mary Trcbilcock Terri Tremmel Tony Trout Shari Turnbull Todd Turner Tammy TVler Robin Umidon 215 Scott Urban Shelly Vacca Craig Vann Nancy Varda Julie Verbeck Vita Viviano Kim Voyles Bruce Vunesky Kathy Wachter Kathy Wagoner Kay Wagoner Dorothy Walker Hank Walker Kim Wallace Charles Warren Jana Warren Tammy Warren Tracy Warren Judy Watkins Peggy Watt A1 Weatherly David Weber Lonnie Weeden Brian Weider Amv Welle Alice Wells Scott Wet more Diane Wheat Susan Wheller Dale White Marilyn Wilcox Bob Wilhelm Jane Wille Sherry Wille Doug Willett Anne Williams Glenn Williams Jeff Williams John Williams Mike Williams Terri Williams Jay Wilshirc SOPHOMORES 216 Linda Zukosky THE CLASS OF 79 Barb Wilson Dean Wilson Jama Wilson Kim Willmann David Wolf Chris Wolofski Robert Wondolowski Chris Wood Connie Woodward Tammy Woodward Kim Wright Vicki Wright Beth Wurtsbaugh Dale York Kathy York Arintha Young Julie Younger Greg Zabawa Eric Zamarione Debbie Zamarione Cindy Zavaglia Greg'Zellin Pat Zielinski Steve Zucha WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER It’s so hard to live without The times that we have shared, The many things we’ve seen and said The ways in which we cared. Theresa DiMenno 217 1976-77 Sitting: Shelly Hayes. Marty Taylor. Mary Beth Lemanski. Cindy Noones. Maria Fernandez. Standing: Mary Burns. Trudy Sariana. Mr. Seitz. Teresa Benvenuto. Janet Allen. Mr. Schaeffer. Gina Pitts. Freshman Class Executive Board 218 Iunet Allen Ihonda Allen Karen Alvey Brian Anderson David Anderson David Anderson Pam Atwood Patty Austen Roger Austin Sherry Bahn Robbie Baker Vince Baltmeskis Keith Adams Michelle Adams Mona Adams Melodie Ainsworth Debbie Albert Steve Alier Julie Anderson Beth An y Terri Armes J.R. Arth Tracy Ashcroft Mary Ann Ashmann Polly Barnhart Mike Barton Robin Barton Bobette Basola Mary Bauer Melissa Bauer Richard Bancroft Tina Baney Christy Baer Tony Barbarot to Lois Barber Susie Barnes Sandy Baum Peggy Baumgartner Sandy Boyd Chris Byron Robert Belobraydic Leslie Beard F r e s h m e n 219 Donna Beaiy Laura Beatty Karen Becker Lisa Beckner Mike Belba Brenda Bennett Keith Benson Teresa Benvenuto Cheryl Benvr Melinda Bernhardt Ron Besse Kerry Bicrchmeir |ean Billhartz Brad Bird Robert Binder Monica Bock Penny Bode Ann feoehne David Bohn Keith Bonham Joe Brendel Bill Briddell Tracv Bridges Kim ferombolich Chris Brown Tim Boothman Kim Bowlin Teresa Boxx Chris Boyer Tony Bruns Teri Bryant Kelly Bub Glenn Buckhannon 220 men Lynda Bugg Laura Bunselmeyer Linda Burcham David Burg Jim Burgess Tim Burgess Mary Burns Robin Burns Diane Buss Diana Butts David Calbrcath Mjke Caldwell Mark Callahan Jeannie Carr Brian Carrell Dorris Carrie Scott Carril Mark Campbell Randy Campbell Brad Campton Scott Carson Billy Cashen Jeff Casillas Kevin Castelli Vicki Catalpa Karen Cats Kirk Chapman Mark Choma Tom Christiansen Joe Cigliana Linda Ciuferi Bobby Clark Mark Clark 221 Glenn Claus Sandy Clayton Joann Cline Sandy Clubb Don Clymer Pern,1 Cochran Robin Comlotta Pam Compton Lynn Condellone Rose Ann Connors Iohn Contralto Caren Cooie Karen Cook Keith Cook Scott Cook Peggy Cornwell Bobby Corrie Leonard Couarrubias Ricky Cox Becky Cregger Leonard Crouch Scott Cullens Tina Darnell Jim Davenport Freshmen 222 Patti Davis Renee Davis Ramona Davis Sherrie Davis Jeanette Dayton Cheryl Dean Keith Dean Cathy Degonia Karen Delisle Nancv Della mona Patty Dennington Scott Depper Lorna Dorfler Rick Dervalis Curt Desper Ray Deien Linda Dieu Lori Dill Mike Dill Tammy Dobbs Rich Donini Maria Dorta Larau Down Mike Doyle Class of ’80 223 Linda Edwards Lisa Ehrhardt Roy Eiskant David Elliot Lcnord Elmore Philip Elmore Mike Emery Kathy Emmerick James Estes A Kiss, a dream you should endure, Memories that are clear and pure. To stand above all the rest, I feel that it is something best. I’d like to think of him as fond, He crossed my path not far beyond. He takes me up in heaven above, I think I have just fallen in love. His marks of greatness arise in my soul, He casts in my heart a major role. The precious time we did share, Knowing that we both did care. Now it’s all in the past, To us it’s a shame it couldn’t last. Mike Drost Denee Dukes Mark Dunahee Frank Duron Penny DuVall Cindy Easton Robert Eaton Steve Eaton Tami Eberhart Donny Eck Brian Echmann Karen Ecker Chris Economany Donna Edwards Jeff Farrar Tracy Fcatherston Amy Fodder Tammy Felger Mary Ferguson Maria Fernandez Kenny Feltz Tina Filey David Floyd Todd Forhetz Lisa Fox Cathy Fowlkes Carol Fraley Scott Napier 224 Tammy Francis Craig Franklin Dana Fulkerson john Caines Kathy Gamblin Anita Gardener Carol Garloch Brad Garner Diane Garwood Nancy Gasswski Shelly Gaskill Craig Gaumer Eric Gavillct Witt Gavin Scott Geaschel Tammy Gerlitz LuAnn Getz Brenda Gibbs Terry Gibson Scott Gilmore Steve Gipson Pam Girtman John Godwin Steve Goes Scott Goldforth Karen Grant Joe Graves Lisa Graves Ron Gravot Chuck Green Julie Green Pat Green Christopher Greenly John Gregory Venita Gregory Jenette Griffin Bill Griffin 225 Cherry Grimes John Grisolano Dennis Grodzicki Kevin Grotefendt Dana Gruber Danny Gruber Mike Gudelauski James Guest Sandi Habedmehl Kurt Hagger Brian Hall Larry Haines Vicki Hall David Hallburg Brenda Harris Tammy Harris Laura Hartman Rich Hartsoe Dean Harvey Mark Haskell Ixirrv Hasty Bobby Hayes Cheryl Hayes Kevin Hayes Shelly Hayes Roger Heath John Heilig Karen Heimann Mike Heflin Kim Hendricks Pat Hendrickson )im Horsing Boyd Hess 22( Jim Hoyden Vicki Hiller Don Hilmer Nancy Hill Adgie Homokv Bill Hook Valerie Hooks Sandy Hoskins Eddie Hoston Kim Howerton Mark Holden David Holder Mary Holdener Gary Hollen Ron Holubesh Ron Holloman Jim Holmes Fred Holst Rhonda Hudson Bill l lunter Jim Hunter Vince Huff Glen Hulse Mark 1 lull . Tom Hunsinger David Huskey Randy Indermark Cathy Jackson John Jackson Lisa James Tim James Tina James Tony Janas 227 Linda janice Brenda Jansen Jeff Jenkins Bill Jackson Pam lohann Brenda Johnson Carolyn Johnson Lynda Johnson John Johnson Spencer Johnson Carrie Jones Tina Jones Ricky Juelfs Vicki Julius Robin Kamhi Bonita Kandlinder Tim Kaveny Tish Kebbel Kim Kelley Roberta Kenner Donna Kerfoot Helen Kilbury Rich Kinder lean King Tina King Teri Kisner Kim Kitson Kendra Klein Edward Klier Lena Klier Beth Klobucher Sandy Kloster Linda Krietemyer Mary Knooik Kenny Koehler Kathy Koesterer Phil Koke Richard Kollmann Carolyn Koontz Denise Kostyshock Sherri Kramer Debbie Kurink Darlene Kwasny 228 Kim Kwasny Marlene Kwasny John Lacopo Stuart LaFuria Scott Langreder Brian Lane Jeff Lane Mike Lankford Don Lambert Tom Largent Diana La Rose Darla Latsie Guy Lawrence Brenda LeBeau Brian LeBeau John Ledbetter Art Lee Jerry Lee Vicki LcHarcs Mary Lemanski Bryon Lemaster Kay Lemaster Don Leone Jeanette LeRoy Betty Lesicko' Tim Let ford Lelani Levy Jeff Lewis Shawn Lewis Brian Lcibold James Locandro John L)candro Gilbert Logstend Mike Logston Mark Lonski Rex Loyet Edie Lucas Tim Lucia Julie Lutz Lynette Lynch Bob Moench Donald McCan Angele Mayer 229 John Maurer Jim Mauer Rhonda Mattea Jeff Mathis Bill Mosier Marla Martin Kim Martin Jon Martin Pam Marks Tom Martin Robert Marco Kerri Mahat Jan Merry Julie Meyers Lorna McDonald Jeff McClain Lisa Mathews Mark Massa Bev Massa David Moussette Boh Murphy Sam Martin Karen McCoskey Jeff Mase Steph Mason G. McClain Steve Macri Gabriel Mallicoat Tammy Mann Kelly Manring Michelle Mansini Donna Moreland Dave Morgan Diane Morgan Terri Morietta Bonnie Morre Brian Monies Jodi Morris Terra Morris Donna McEwcn Brad Moll Eugene Middlendorf Cristy Michels Sharon Meyer Dale Meyer Renee Merritt Cheryl McPherson Todd McNeely Linda McMillin 230 Class Cassic Pact Brian McMillin Randy McEwen Randy McDowell Curt Mifflin Valerie Milan Walter Miles David Miller Linda Miller Sandy Mitchcl John Mitchell Shirley Mitchell Joe Mize Shari Mohme Karen Nazigle David Nelson David Nelson Randy Newcomb David Nichols Jeff Nolan Cindy Noones Phil Nun Joe O’Donnell Eddie O'Gara Mitch Ohlendorf Mindy Olbrich Kathy O’Leary JoAnn Olendorf Robert Oliver John Origiosso Lupe Ortiz Ray Otero Susan Owens Jim Osterhout 231 Kent Pacoly Boh Pahal Janet Palovick Blake Parker Linda Parkinson Denise Parks Jeff Parsley Mark Patrick Chuck Patterson Tony Peacock James Peek Kathy Peek Freshman Parish Pigues Brenda Penfield Nancy Peoples Cindy Petty Linda Petty Terry Phelps Frank Pickcl Joe Pickering Lisa Pilcher Barb Pisetta Scott Pitol Gina Pitts Vincent Plantz Paul Popov Becky Poston Janice Powell Karen Powell Kenny Powell Jeff Prather Debbie Pratt Kevin Price Gene Price Jan Pries Bob Piester 232 Class Lynn Prosise Cheryl Puckett Robin Radford Teri Radosevich Ann Raikowski Angela Rainwater Sue Pamatowski Kathy Ramirez Sandy Randazzo Roberta Randolph Rene Ratay Kelly Ray Scott Ray Melinda Raymer Gene Reece Mkie Recklein Delbert Reed Linda Redmond Shelly Rembish Karen Renfro Jerry Reulccke Jackie Reynolds Vince Richardson Dave Rickert Terry Riggins Kevin Riggs (eri Rinder ohn Roberts Karl Roberts Scott Robbins Andy Robinson Don Robinson Tammy Rodgers Mike Rokmaller Susan Romanat Sandy Romes Suzie Rosin burg Kelly Ross Mark Rowe Stacey Rudis 233 Cindy Huger Richard Rupprccht Carolyn Rutledge Glenn Rutz Dani Ryan Linda Ryan Tommy Savage Steve Schade Loran Scharf Donna Schlau Laura Schleuger Ed Schown Eric Schlotter Gail Schnieder Sandy Schrauth Debbie Schuster Pam Schunall David Schutte Donna Schutte Jane Schibbnes Chris Seres Robin Sexton Kevin Seymore Renee Shadwick Jack Shandoff Scott Shaffer Sherri Shaffer 234 Peter Shelton Brian Sheppard Jeanie Shimkus Paul Shipman Gary Shoemaker Randy Short Terry Short Cheryl Showmaker Jeff Seigel Curt Simmons Diane Simmons Ray Simmons Stacy Simon Marilyn Simpson Mark Simpson Pam Simpson Vicki Simgleton Jeff Sinski Gloria Slack Kurt Sleeter Donna Smilser Jimmy Smith John Smith Steve Smith Trudy Snipes Beth Sochlke Trudy Soriana 235 Dorothy Speak man Brenda Spencer Suzanne Spotanski Gino Stabile Paula Stagley Karl Stanke Pam Starzyk Debbie Staub Mike Stephens Tim Stephens Deanna Stevens Bob Stewart Lynda Stipe Karen Stirnaman Brenda Stonecipher Mike Stonesifer Craig Storm George St ram Kenny Stringer Sharon Strobel Donny Strother Troy Stroud Susan Struckoff Susie Sudbring Brennon Sweet 236 Mary Swip Tim Sykes Kenny Szakacsi Carol Tarr David Taylor Lynn Taylor Marty Taylor Brad Tennant Terri Textor Chuck Theodor Chris Theodorakis Debbie Thomas Karen Thompson Tom Thompson Keith Throm Sandy Titchenal Lisa Torrez Keith Tossallo Steve Trampe Denise Trebilcock Kathy Trucano Peirce Tucker Brenda Turnbull Lori Twedell Tony Trice Chuck Qualls Keith Underwood Jeff Ungerott joe ValTaz Lori VanDyke David Vasques Richard Villiger Angie Vi via no Mark VonBrock Jim Vostry Mark Wagener Terry Wagener 237 Chris Wald rum Larry Walker David Wallace Nina Walker Steve Ward Tammy Watkins Clay Weiser 1980 Ken Bargess Julie Welch Joan Welle Judy Wells Carol Wentzel Diane Werner |ackie Westerheidc Chris White Donna White Doug Whitney Tammy Whitman Freshmen Lisa Whitmer Betty Whitom Kelly Wicker Tom Wilcox Sheila Wilds Randy Willcult Ron Wiley Jeff Wilkinson Randy Will more Kim Williams Debbie Williams Sandy Williams Susan Williams Berry Wilson Gordon Wilson Patty Wirth Willane Wolfe 238 Freshman Class Tony Wood Gary Woodcox Ken Woodley Kim Wright Suzie Wright David Wiwezaroski Tim Wynne Suzie Wynaut James Young Joyce Young Roger Young Scott Young 239 Renee IJmidon Anita Zike AHART. LEZLIE Cafeteria Aides 3,4, Track 2,3 ALBERTINA, KEVIN Phi Epsilon 4, District Latin Tournament 2,3,4, State Latin Tournament 2,3, Golf 3,4 ALLEN, GERALYN AV Club 2,3,4, Library Club 2,3,4, Phi Epsilon 3, Student Council 1 AMBROSIUS. MARK Monogram Club 2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Soccer 1.2.3.4, Team Captain 4 ANDERSON, DAVE VICA 3,4 ANDERSON. DIANA Cheer Bloc 3. Cheer Club 3, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,2,3,4, Chorus Contest 1,2,3,4, Variety Show 1.2.3.4, Those American Boys 1, All this ... And Oil Too!” Sophia 2, Fine Feathered Freedom, Keystone Cop, The Assistant to the Director, Chairman of Stage And Property Committee 3, A Little W.O.W. Lead-Alexis 4 ANDERSON, PAMELA B. Office Aides 1, Vocational Outstanding American High School Student 3, Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3 ASKEW, ALAN BARDLEMEIER, RICK BEEDLE, CLAUDETTE Band 1,2,3,4, Solo and Ensemble Contest 3,4, Band Let-terman 1,3,4, First Place Medal in Solo and Ensemble Contest 3 BETHEL, TAMMY Cheer Bloc 2,3, Cheer Club 2,3, GAA 1. Student Council 4, Kahokian 3,4, Bowling Team 3 BLAIR. JIM BLEW. BARB Band 1,2, French Club 1 BOVINETT, RON Kahoki Photographer 4, Soccer 1,2 BOYD. DEBBIE Cafeteria Aides 1, Office Aides 3,4 BOXDORFER, JANET Debate Squad 2, Jr. Achievement 4. Library Club 2. Phi Epsilon 1, Student Council 4. Office Aides 3, Kahoki Staff 1,2,3 BRITTIN, ED Football 1,2,3, Wrestling 1,2 Band 1,2,3, Secretary 1,2, Solo and Ensemble Contest 1.2,3, Madison County Band Festival 1,2,3, Creative Writing 3 BURGESS. KAY Cheer Bloc 1,2,3, Cheer Club 1,2,3. Chorus 1,2,3,4, Solo and Ensemble Contest 2,3,4, Chorus Contest 2,3,4, Variety Showr 1,2,3„ Those American Boys 1, All this ... And Oil Too! 2, Fine Feathered Freedom 3, Costume and Make-up Chairman 3, A Little W.O.W. 4 BURNISKI, JUDY CATES. KEN Band 1,2,3,4, IMEA District Band 3,4, IMEA District Orchestra 3, IMEA All-State Band 4, Solo and Ensemble Contest 2,3, Madison County Band Festival 1,2,3, Variety Show Drummer 1,2,3 CIMIOTTA, LOU Wrestling 2 CLARK. KATHLEEN Chorus 2,3,4, Solo and Ensemble Contest 2,4, Variety Show 2,3 COLYOTT. DIANA FHA 1 CONKLIN, BILL National Honor Society 3,4, ROTC 2, Thespians 3,4. Creative Writing 3, Plays 3,4, Inherit the Wind”, The Mouse That Roared 3, Flowers For Algernon 4, Bowling Team 1 CORGAN, SHERRI Chorus 1,2, Library Club 2, Student Council 1, Cafeteria Aides 1,2,3, Office Aides 1.2,3, Chorus Contest 1, Variety Show 1,2, “Those American Boys Chorus Award 1, All This ... And Oil Too! 2, Bowling Team 1,2,3 CORRELL, TOM FCA 1,2,3,4, FCA President 4, FCA Treasurer 3, Monogram Club 2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Phi Epsilon 2,3, Parliamentarian 3, Athletic Award 1,2,3,4, Outstanding Sophomore Wrestler 2, Cross Country 3,4, Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Quad-Captain for Cross Country 3,4 COX. PAT Baseball 1 CUMBOW. SHERRI GAA 1, PE Student Leader 3, Powder Puff Soccer 4, Tennis 2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, Volleyball 2,3 CUMMINS. CATHY Cheer Club 2,3, Student Council 2,3, Kahoki Staff 3, Tennis 3 DARNELL, SANDY DAVINROY. DENISE Cheer Club 1,2, French Club 2, Quill and Scroll 3,4, Creative Writing 3, Variety Show 2, Who’s Who in America Award 3, Plays 2, Our Town 2. Kahoki Staff 1,3,4, Editor-in-Chief 4 241 BUGGER. PEGGY DAVIS. DONNA Cheer Club 1, Jr. Achievement 3. Phi Epsilon 1 DAVIS. RICH VICA 3.4. Kahoki 3.4. Feature Editor 4. Photographer 3,4 DEARDUFF, TONYA Office Aides 4 DEMAREE. KIM FHA 1. Flag Girls 2,3, Jr. Achievement 3, Student Council 3, PE Student Leader 4. Kahokian Staff 4, Section Editor 4 DEPPER. MELINDA Bowling Team 2 DESPAIN, DON Executive Board 3.4. President 4. National Honor Society 3,4, Vice President 4, Student Council 2.3, Tennis 1,2,3,4 DILL. DEBBIE FHA 1. Athletic Award 2,3, AAHPER-NEA Award 2,3, Track 2 DOMESCIK. BRUCE Football 1,2,4, Wrestling 3,4 DORSTE, CHARLES ROTC 2,3 DOWLING. CHERIE Cheer Bloc 3, Library Club 3. Phi Epsilon 2,3,4, Cafeteria Aides 1, Talent Show’ 2,3 DUBLAR, KEVIN Bowling Team 1,2,3,4, Hockey 3,4 DUPREE. LAURA Band 1, Cheer Bloc 2.3, Cheer Club 2,3, National Honor Society 3.4. Phi Epsilon 1.2,3,4, Student Council 2.4. PE Student Leader 4, Kahokian Staff 4 DYER. TERRY DYKES. BECKY FHA 1, Phi Epsilon 2, Cafeteria Aides 1 EDSON, DON FCA 1,2,3, Baseball 2,3,4, Football 1,2,3, Wrestling 1 EDWARDS. ELAINE Christmas Ball Maid 3, F. Scott Fitzgerald Award EVERS. TIM FEDDER. DAVID FCA 2,3,4, Monogram Club 2,3,4, Mu Alpha Theta 3.4, National Honor Society 3,4, Science Club 2,3,4, Student Council 1, Spanish Club 2,3,4, Athletic Award 1.2,3,4, Cross Country 3, Soccer 1,2, Tennis 1,2,3,4 FINNAN. RON FCA 2,3,4, Monogram Club 2,3,4, Chorus 1,2,3, IMEA District Chorus 2,3, Outstanding Soloist 2,3, Chorus Contest 1,2,3, Student Director of Chorus 3, Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,2,3, Variety Show 1,2,3, “Those American Boys”—Serviceman 1, “All This ... And Oil Too!”—Uno Malo, Costume Chairman, Best Supporting Male Role 2, Fine Feathered Freedom, Student Director 3, Kahokian Staff 1,2,3,4, Section Editor 1,2,4, Football Student Trainer 2,3,4, Wrestling Student Trainer 2, Basketball Student Trainer 2, Athletic Award 2,3,4, American Red Cross Citation Award FOURNIE, SUSAN Chorus 1,2,3,4, Student Director of Chorus 4, Solo and Ensemble Contest 3. Chorus Contest 3, Variety Show 2,3,4, “All This ... And Oil Too!” 2, Fine Feathered Freedom 3, A Little W.O.W.” Student Director 4 FRESEN, MARK E. Band 1,2,3,4, Cafeteria Aides 3,4, Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,2,3,4, Sight Reading Clinic 1. Madison County Band Festival 1,2,3,4 FULKERSON, SHELLY FHA 1, French Club 1, Quill and Scrll 3,4, Creative Writing 3, Kahoki Staff 3,4, Vandalia Editor 4, Exchange Editor 3,4, Bowling Team 1.2,3, Secretary 1,2,3 GARWOOD. DALE VICA 3.4 GAVILLET, ERIN Executive Board 4, GAA 1, Student Council 1,2,4, Tepee Council 1,2, Creative Writing 3, Athletic Award 1.2 GEORGE. TERESA PE Student Leader 3,4 GIBSON. DONNA Phi Epsilon 1,2 GILLIS, JAYNE Creative Writing 3 GILMORE, BECKY Cheer Club 1,2, GAA 1,2, Office Occupations Club 4, Purple and White Delights 3, Student Council 1,2,3, Office Aides 1,2 GONZALES. MARCIA Creative Writing 3, Kahoki Staff 4, Photographer 4 GRAHAM. KATHY GAA 3, Volleyball 3 GREENLEY. MARK Baseball 1,2,4, Bowling Team 4, Football 1 GRIFFING. MIKE Chorus 1,2,3,4, Jr. Achievement 2, ROTC 2, Thespians 3, IMEA District Chorus 3,4, Solo and Ensemble Contest 4, Chorus Contest 4. Creative Writing 3. Variety Show 1,2,3,4, Plays 3, “Those American Boys” 1, “All This ... And Oil Too!” Antonio 2, Fine Feathered Freedom Sam 3, A Little W.O.W. Jim 4, Inherit The Wind Photographer and Reporter 242 GROETECKE. RODERICK Library Club 4 HARTMANN, MARK FCA 1,2, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Football 1,2 HARVEY, MARC German Club 1,2,3,4, Monogram Club 2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Student Council 1, Cafeteria Aides 1,2.3.4. Thespians 4. Speech Contest 3, Interscholastic Speech Contest 3, Creative Writing 3, Plays 2,3.4, VFW Voice of Democracy Award 3,4, Kahokian Staff 3,4, Kahoki Staff 4, Basketball Team Manager 2,3, Track Team Manager 2 HEATH, MARK “The Mouse That Roared” 3. Basketball 1,2, Football 1, Tennis 2,3,4 HEIMRICH, SUSAN Kahoki Staff 3 HENDRICKS, CHERYL FHA 4 HENRY. JOELENE Office Aides 1,2,3, FHA 1, Creative Writing 4 HERMES. TERRI GAA 1,2,3, Track 3 HEYDEN, |OE FCA 3,4, Monogram Club 3,4, Soccer 1,2,3.4 HILLIER, SALLY Mu Alpha Theta 4, President 4, PE Student Leader 4. Creative Writing 4. Athletic Award 2, Kahokian Staff 3,4, Kahoki Staff 4, Track 2, 1976 Christmas Ball Mistress of Ceremony 4 HOWELL, RICK HONGSERMEIER, JULIE GAA 2,3,4, PE Student Leader 4, Athletic Award 2.3, Physical Fitness 2,3, Tennis 3,4, Track 2 HOWERTON. KENNY VICA 1,2,3,4, Football 1,2 HUBBARD, JEAN French Club 2,3, Phi Epsilon 3, Track 2.4 HUFF, KATHY LYNN Office Aides 4 HYTEN, DA VITA JILL Cheer Club 1,3, Chorus 1, French Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Jr. Achievement 2, Science Club 3, Kahokian Staff 3,4 JACOBSON, ANN Chder Club 1,2,3, GAA 1, Student Council 1,2, Track 3 JANAS, BETH Cheer Bloc 2,3,4, German Club 1.2, Vice President 1, Science Club 3,4, Vice President 4, Office Aides 4, Speech Contest 4, Plays 4, “The Mouse That Roared”, “Flowers For Algernon” JENKINS. DAVE FCD 1,2,3,4, Football 1,2, Track 1,2 JOHNSON, LYNN AV Club 2,3,4, Cheer Bloc 2,3,4, Cheer Club 1,2,3, French Club 3, Secretary 3, Library Club 2,3,4, Vice President 3. President 4, Phi Epsilon 3. Purple and White Delights 3,4, PE Student Leader 3 JONES, RANDY Bowling Team 1,3,4 KARPOWICZ, KEN Monogram Club 4, Football 4, Wrestling 4 KEBBEL, DEE Cheer Bloc 2,3,4, Cheer Club 2, German Club 1, Thespians 4. Speech Contest 4, Plays 2,3,4, “Our Town”. The Mouse That Roared”, “Flowers For Algernon” KELLER. KEVIN French Club 3.4. Science Club 3.4. Student Council 1. Athletic Award 1,2,3. Football 1,2, Track 1,2,3 KEMPFER, MARK S. ROTC 2,3, Tepee Council 3, National Sojourners Award in ROTC 2. Football 1 KERKEMEYER, DON Monogram Club 2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, PE Student Leader 4, Athletic Award 2,3,4, Soccer 1.2,3.4. Track 1.2.3.4 KITSCH, KATHY Chorus 4, Variety Show 4, Bowling Team 2 KOOPMAN. BETTY Band 1. Cheer Bloc 1.2, Cheer Club 1.2, Student Council 4. Cheerleader 3,4, Basketball and Soccer Cheerleader 4 KRAKOWIECKI. MARGE Student Council 1, Tennis 1 KRAMER, KEVIN Monogram Club 3,4, Phi Epsilon 1,2, District Latin Tournament 1, Athletic Award 3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Football 1.2 KUEKER. BRENDA Cheer Bloc 1, Cheer Club 1,3,4. Purple and White Delights 3.4 KUJAWA, DAVID KUNZ, TIM VICA 3.4 KURTZ. FRED AV Club 1, Library Club 1, ROTC 2,3, Science Club 3,4, Tepee Council 3.4, Thespians 4. Plays 3,4, The Mouse That Roared”, “Flowers For Algernon”, ROTC Commander 3. Re- 24:i serve Officers Training Corps Medal 3. American Legions Military Excellence Medal 3 LARSEN. SUE Cheer Bloc 1.2, Cheer Club 1,2.3. Executive Board 3,4, GAA 1, Science Club 2, Student Council 2,3,4, Christmas Ball Maid 2, Volleyball 1,2, Kahokian 3,4, Section Editor 4 LASURS, BRUCE FCA 4, Monogram Club 4. Mu Alpha Theta 3,4, Vice President 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Science Club 3, Illinois State Scholar 4, Athletic Award 3, Track 1,2,3,4. Kahokian Artist 3,4 LEACH, LISA GAA 1,2, 3,4, Treasurer 2, Track 2 LENTZ. HOWARD Band 1,2,3,4, German Club 1, Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,2, Madison County Band Festival 1 LESKERA. BETH Cheer Club 1,2,3,4, FCA 4, Phi Epsilon 4, Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Basketball and Soccer 4, Captain 4 LINGLE, ROBERT EARL Kahoki 3,4, Vandalia Editor 3, Photographer 3, Associate Editor 4, VICA 3,4, President 3,4 LISZEWSKI, SHELLY Cheer Club 1,2,3, Executive Board 3,4, Secretary 3, National Honor Society 3,4, Student Council 2,3,4, I.A.S.C. State Secretary 4, State Student Council Convention 2,3,4, Athletic Award 3, Basketball Maid 2, Volleyball 2,3, Co-Capt. JV Volleyball 3 LOCANDRO, RICK Athletic Award 3, All-Metro Soccer Team, Bowling Team 1,2, Soccer 1,2,3,4 LOTZ, ROBERT LOSSER, DAVID Creative Writing 3, Golf 4 LOWE, DAUNA Cheer Bloc 3, Cheer Club 3, Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Society 3,4, Science Club 3, Office Aides 4, Kahokian Staff 4 LOYET, JANET Cheer Club 1, Office Occupations Club 4 LYONS, KATHY Cheer Club 1, Creative Writing 3 MAGARIAN, JULIE Cheer Bloc 3, Cheer Club 3, GAA 3,4, Science Club 3, Office Aides 4 MANSINI, MICHAL Mu Alpha Theta 3,4, Treasurer 4, National Honor Society 3.4, Phi Epsilon 1,2,3,4, Science Club 3,4, District Latin Tournament 1,2,3,4, State Latin Tournament 1,2,3,4, Illinois State Scholar 4, Boys’ State Delegate 4 MANZANO, MAGDA GAA 1 MARCHIANDO, ANDREW Monogram Club 2,3,4, Student Council 1, Squadron Commander Collinsville Civil Air Patrol Squadron 1976 International Air Cadet Exchange to Spain, Cross Country 1.2.3.4, Track 1,2,3,4. Quad-Captain Cross Country 3,4, Most Valuable Player Cross Country 2 MARCO, DONNA Library Club 4 MARKS. JUDY GAA 1 MARKS. SUE Cheer Bloc 1,2, Cheer Club 1,2,3, Executive Board 4, French Club 4, GAA 1, National Honor Society 3,4, President 4, Student Council 2,3,4, PE Student Leader 3,4, Kahokian Staff 4, Tennis 1,2,3,4, Track 2,3, Volleyball 1,2,3,4. Tennis Team Captain 3,4, Feature Editor of Kahokian 4 MASON, BRUCE Athletic Award 1, Kahoki Photographer 3, Bowling Team 2, Wrestling 1, VICA 3,4 MASON, MICHAEL Chorus 1,2 MASSA, LISA Cheer Bloc 1,2, Executive Board 3,4 Student Council 2,3,4, Christmas Ball Maid 3 MATIKITIS, MIKE Monogram Club 3,4, President 4, Basketball 2,3,4, Football 1, Track 2,3,4 McAllister, kenny McDaniel, nona Band 1,2,3,4, Phi Epsilon 1, Student Council 3, Solo and Ensemble Contest 2,3 McNEELY, DAN MEAUX, SISSY Student Council 4, Cafeteria Aides 4, Office Aides 4 MESTEMACHER. MARTY Monogram Club 1,2,3,4, Athletic Award 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1.2.3.4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Soccer 1,2,3,4, Basketball Team Captain 4, Soccer Team Captain 4 MILLER. BOB Track 1 MILLER. ROBBIE Monogram Club 2,3,4, Club Reporter 4, Athletic Award 244 2.3.4. Football Team Manager 2,3, Wrestling Team Manager 2.3,4 MOL1NAR, LOU National Honor Society 3,4, Basketball 1,2, Bowling Team 1.3.4, VICA 3,4 MOORE. JIM MOSS. SUSAN NEVENNER, DOTTIE OLBRICH, CINDY Cheer Club 1, Mu Alpha Theta 3.4, Spanish Club 2, Kaho-kian Staff 4 OPICH, KAREN OSSOLA, JOE Athletic Award 2,3, Best Defensive Player 2,3, Baseball 1, Basketball 1.2,3,4, Basketball Team Captain 3.4 OUTLAND. CURT PACKETT. CAROL Cheer Club 1,2,3, Cheer Bloc 1,2,3, Chorus 1.2. GAA 2,3,4, PE Student Leader 3, District Latin Tournament 3, Variety Show 1, Athletic Award 2,3, Track 2, Volleyball 2, Track Manager 3,4 PALMER. KELLY Cheer Bloc 2,3, Cheer Club 2,3, GAA 3.4. Creative Writing 3, Tennis 3,4 PARSLEY, GARY VICA 3.4 PASKERO, CINDY Cheer Club 2, Kahokian Section Editor 4 PASKERO, JAY Football 2, Golf 1 PATRICK, JAN Band 1,2, Thespians 4, Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,2, Plays 2,3, “Our Town , “Inherit the Wind”, “The Mouse That Roared” PEEK, WILLIAM PEGUES, HARRY ROTC 1.2,3, Office Aides 4. Wrestling 2,3, Track 3 PEROTTI, KEVIN Football 2, VICA 3.4 PETTY. DAVID Band 1,2,3, Quill and Scroll 3,4, VICA 3,4, Treasurer 3, Kahokian Photographer 3,4, Kahoki Photo Editor 3,4, Photographer 3,4, Staff 3,4, VICA Contest Placed 12th in State PHELPS, DREW DECA Club 1 PISETTA, PAT PRANAITIS, PATTY Cheer Club 1 PRATT. BRIAN PRICE, KAREN Cheer Club 1,2,3, Executive Board 3.4. FCA 4. GAA 1,2, National Honor Society 3,4, Quill and Scroll 3,4, Student Council 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4, Tepee Council 1, PE Student Leader 3.4, Athletic Award 2,3,4, Most Valuable Player Track 2, Most Valuable Player Volleyball 2, Kahokian Staff 3,4, Sports Editor 4, Kahoki Feature Editor 2,3, Staff 1,4, Track 2.3.4, Volleyball 1.2,3,4, Team Captain Volleyball 1,2,3,4. Qualified For State Track Meet 2,3, Swimming and Diving Team 3 PRICE. MARILYN Chorus 2,3, Phi Epsilon 4, Office Aides 2,3 PRICE. TERRY LEE PRSHA, MARY Cheer Club 1, GAA 2, Purple and White Delights 3,4, PE Student Leader 4, Spanish Club 2,3,4, Most Outstanding Pom Pon Girl 3 PULLEY, LINDA French Club 1, Office Aides 1,2 RAJKOWSKI, MARY Chorus 1.4, ROTC 2,3, Office Aides 2, Variety Shows 1.4. “Those American Boys”, A Little W.O.W.” ROTC Cadet. Operations Officer and Information Officer, Received Trophy from VFW Ladies Auxiliary for Community Activities RANDANT. PATTY Cheer Club 1, Library Club 1.2, National Honor Society 3,4 REEVES. LORRAINE FHA 1,2, Office Aides 2,3 RILEY. JANET Creative Writing 3, Kahoki Staff 4 RINEHART. LINDA Cheer Club 2,3,4. Flag Girls 2, French Club 2,3,4, Office Aides 2,3, Kahokian Staff 4, Kahoki Staff 1,2, Tennis 3,4 ROBINSON, RICKY Creative Writing 3, Athletic Award 2, Football 2, Wrestling 2 RODEMICH, GENE German Club 3.4. Mu Alpha Theta 3,4, Secretary 4, Quill and Scroll 3,4, Science Club 4, Math Contest 3,4, Kahokian Staff 4, Kahoki Staff 3,4. Page Editor 3.4 ROEDGER. ROBBIN 245 Cheer Club 1. Cheerleader 1,2,3 ROGERS, RAMONA Chorus 1,2, Variety Show 2, “All This ... And Oil Too!” 2 ROMANAT, SHARON Cheer Bloc 1,2,3.4, Cheer Club 1,2,3,4, GAA 1,2, Vice President 2, Student Council 1, Spanish Club 1, Track 1,2, Cheerleader 3.4, Cheerleader Captain 4 ROUHAFZA. FARHAD Soccer 4 SANFTLEBEN, MARY SCHILLER. PATTY Cheer Club 3, German Club 1, Student Council 3, PE Student Leader. Kahokian Staff 4. Bowling Team 1 SCALCIONE, PETE SCHMERBAUCH, KIM GAA 2, Creative Writing 3, Bowling Team 1.2.3.4, Tennis 3 SCOTT. JOHN Band 1. Executive Board 1,2,3,4, Monogram Club 3.4. Baseball 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2, Football 1 SCHOTTEL. BRUCE Band 1,2,3,4, Science Club 4, Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,2, Madison County Band Festival 2 SCHUSKY, READ Debate Squad 4, Library Club 4, National Honor Society 3,4. Scholar Quiz Team 3,4, Science Club 3,4, SDA 4. Thespians 4, Math Contest 2,3, Debate Contest 4, Interscholastic Speech Contest 4. Plays 3,4, Illinois State Scholar 4. “The Mouse That Roared”, Flowers For Algernon”—Director SEDGWICK, MIKE Chorus 1,2,3,4. IMEA District Chorus 3, Variety Show 1.2,3.4, Those American Boys -Sam 1, “All This ... And Oil Too —Taco 2, Fine Feathered Freedom—Dusty. Babyface 3, A Little W.O.W. Augie 4. Dance Chairman 4 SEYMORE, STEPHANIE Cheer Club 1,2, Executive Board 1,2,3,4, President 1, Vice President 2, Treasurer 4, FHA 1, GAA 1,2,3, Student Council 1.2, State Student Council Convention 1, Football Maid 3, Track 2 SHAAK. DALE Band 1,2,3, Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,2,3, Sight Reading Clinic 1,2,3, Madison County Band Festival 1,2,3, Talent Contest 1,2,3 SHAFFER. KATHY Band 1,2,3, Solo and Ensemble Contest 3, Tennis 4. Track 2 SHANE. DIANE )r. Achievement 1,2,3, ROTC 1, Cafeteria Aides 1.2 SHANE. FRANCES 24b Chorus 2, Jr. Achievement 2.3. Secretary 2.3, ROTC 2, Cafeteria Aides 1, Variety Show 2, All This ... And Oil Too!” Singing Chorus 2 SHEA, KEVIN Debate Squad 3,4, German Club 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Scholar Quiz Team 4, SDA 3.4. Thespians 4. Speech Contest 3.4, IHSA District Individual Events. Speech Contest 3, Plays 3,4, “Inherit The Wind”, The Mouse That Roared”, Flowers For Algernon”, Cast and Crew 3,4, Kahoki Staff 4 SHUP, PHYLLIS SIEGEL. SUE Cheer Bloc 3, Cheer Club 2,3, Executive Board 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Quill and Scroll 3,4, Student Council 2.3.4, Vice President 2, PE Student Leader 4, State Student Council Convention 2, Football Maid 2, National Student Council Convention 1. Kahokian Staff 1.2,3,4, Section Editor 1,2,3, Editor-In-Chief 4 SIMMONS. MARY AV Club 1, Cheer Bloc 1,2,3,4, Cheer Club 1,2,3, Flag Girls 2, Jr. Achievement 3, Library Club 1,2, Phi Epsilon 1,2, Creative Writing 3, Plays 4 SIMPSON, CINDY GAA 1 SLAGLEY, GALE Wrestling 2 SMITH. CAROLYN Cheer Bloc 2,3, Cheer Club 1,2,3. FHA 1.2. Secretary 1. Treasurer 2. Student Council 2,3, Tepee Council 1, Kahokian Staff 2,3,4. Associate Editor 4 SNYDER. GINGER Executive Board 1,2, Student Council 1,2, Tepee Council 1,2, State Student Council Convention 1, Football Maid 1 SPLAINGARD. SCOTT Thespians 4, Plays 3.4, “Inherit The Wind . The Mouse That Roared , Flowers For Algernon”, VICA 3,4 STAHL. CRAIG Soccer 2,3,4, Team Captain 4 STANDERFER. KATHY Science Club 4, Plays 4, Crew Member 4, Hopscotch Tutor 3.4, Sub-Chairman 4. Kahokian 1,4 STIRNAMAN. MARY FHA 1 STOGSDILL, BOB VICA 3.4 STRAUB, MARGIE FHA 1, Jr. Achievement 1,2, Cafeteria Aides 1 STROBEL, GARY PE Student Leader 4. Athletic Award 1, Football 2.4. Track 1 STROUD, KEVIN Baseball 2 SWEET, BRIAN FCA 2,3, Athletic Award 1, Football 1,2, Wrestling 1,2, Team Captain Football 2, VICA 3,4 TAVEGGIA, jEANNIE M. Cheer Club 1, Student Council 1, Tepee Council 1, Creative Writing 3 TAYLOR. KAREN Chorus 1,2, Phi Epsilon 2, PE Student Leader TIPTON, CONNIE AV Club 3, Cheer Club 1,3, FHA 1,2, GAA 1,2, Library Club 3, Jobs Daughter Senior Princess TOSI, ANNETTE Cheer Club 1, Student Council 3 TRAW, PAM Band 1, Executive Board 3,4, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4, Student Council 2,3,4, Football Queen 4, Kahokian Staff 4 TRAW. TAM Band 1, Executive Board 3,4, President 3, Vice President 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Student Council 2,3,4, Kahoki Staff 4 ULKUS, EDWARD Office Occupations Club 3, Scholar Quiz Team 2,3,4, Captain 4, Thespians 4, Creative Writing 4, Plays 3,4, The Mouse That Roared”, Flowers For Algernon” VAN DA VEER. JON Executive Board 3, Student Council 3, Creative Writing 3. State Student Council Convention 3, Baseball 1, Basketball 1,2 VERBOIS, GREG French Club 3 VINCENT, DEBBIE VOLLMAR, PAM Chorus 1, Phi Epsilon 2, Kahoki Staff 4 WALKER, DIANA Cheer Club 1,2, French Club 2,3,4, Science Club 2, Spanish Club 2,3, Kahokian Staff 3 WATT. SUSIE Cheer Club 1,2, Purple and White Delights 2,3,4, Secretary 3, Captain 4, 1st May Maid 3, Kahoki Staff 4, Outstanding Pom Pon Award 2,3 WEISER, JAY German Club 3,4, Soccer 1,2, German Club Soccer Team 3,4 WEISS, RICK AV Club 1, Library Club 1, Student Council 1,2,3,4, Parliamentarian 1, President 4, Speech Contest 4, State Student Council Convention 2,3,4, KDSC Convention Workshop 2,3, Business Delegate 2, KDSC Convention 4, KDSC Swap Shop 3, Mediator 3, Master Of Ceremonies Christmas Ball 3, Kahoki Photographer 1,2 WELLS, CHERYL GAA 2, Track 2 WELLS, LORI Student Council 1,3, Mrs. Claus for Christmas Ball 4. PUPS Clown WERNER. BRIAN WHITE. BILLIE Executive Board 1,2,3, Student Council 1 WHITE, WAYNE WHITTOM, CINDY FHA 1, Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,2,3,4, Chorus Contest 1,2,3,4, Variety Show 1,2,3,4 WILLE. JAMES D. WENDLER, LEROY J. WORTHEN, CAROL Phi Epsilon 3,4, Creative Writing 3, Kahoki Staff 4 YOKUBAT, CATHY Cheer Club 3, FCA 4, German Club 1,2, Volleyball 2, Cheerleader 3,4, Football Wrestling 4 YOUNG, MARIANNE Library Club 2,3,4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4, Phi Epsilon 1,2,3, District Latin Tournament 1,2,3,4, State Latin Tournament 3, Plays 3, Inherit The Wind ZUCHA, NITA FHA 1, GAA 2,3,4, Bowling Team 1,2 247 1 9 7 7