Crystal Lake High School - Tiger Tales Yearbook (Crystal Lake, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1970 volume:

v'. N .... , .. TIGER TALES Volume 20-1970 C.L.C.H.S. Crystal Lake, Illinois When the Moon is in the Seventh House. And Jupiter aligned with Mars. Thcn Peace will guide the planets. And Love will steer the stars. This is the dawning of the Age of Aquarius. The words to this song explain the dawning of a ncw zigc!t'lihc Age of Aquarius. The turning of this age was one of the rarest astronomical phenomena. for all five of the ancient planets, Mercury. Venus. Mars. Jupiter and Saturn. plus the Sun and Moon orbitcd into 1111 almost perfect alignment. creating the scientific humanitarian Sign of Aquarius. Living in a humanitarian age, people are becoming more concerned with survival and destiny. Their concerns have brought changes and our school has been a part of this society in transition. The staff has tried in this annual to capture Change at Crystal Lake Community High School. Thc Editor Copyright 1967, I968, 1969,.1. Rado, G. Ragni, G. MacDermot, N. Shapiro. United Artists Music Co.. Inc. Editor-inithict ....................... Dizmc chncmun Assistant Editor .......................... lnzl Cunixum Actix ity Editor .......................... Pam Cooper Senior Editor ............................ Dizmc Vosti Sports Editor .......................... 'l'om O'Donnell Classes Editor ......................... lohn Ludwigscn Organizations Editor . . . . . . . . . . . . . A . . . . . . . Mary Cmvlin Faculty Editor ......................... Linda Schucibr Artwork ............................... Bcth chgcr Adxisor . . . . i . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i . . . . . Mr. Ron Hzm'kinson In keeping with the theme, The Age of Aquariusl the stuff has chosen to begin catch scc- tiun with :1 Sign of the Zodiac. Thcsc Signs were selected in zlssucizttion with ouch division. The stuff has toiled long and hard to produce this zmnuul. We present it to you with pride and Ihc hupc that it will bring buck plcuszmt memories of the 1970 school your. ilihc Stuff ACWWVWTWES .......................... 4 SENKDRS ............................. 26 SPORTS .............................. 62 CLASSES ............................. 92 ORGANIZATIONS .................... 128 FACULTY ........................... 158 CAPRICORN a 4y 1;? ' v Capricorn is the Sign of social activities and prestige. People born under this sign t'ollmx Ihc crmul hc- cuusc lhc nuxjnrity is the arbiter of what is and what will be. Thcy arc affectionate and luvc social INC. All those churclcrislics arc Ihosc 01' people who want 10 mix and be 0n the current sccnc. S E I H V I T C A HOMECOMING 1969 The week that was. . It was something new. We came to school in shorts and the class of 1970 finally won somethingeDeck the Halls . It was something silly. Jeff Quoss had the craziest legs and Duane Mariage tSugar Bean was the cutest baby . . . It was something exciting. We cheered in the gym, we danced in the streets, we burned a Wildcat and the rain didntt dampen our spirit . . . It was something happy. The weather cleared, the parade started, the juniorst ttWhip the Cats Down to Size won first prize and Sue OtGrady was crowned our Queen . . It was something sad. We fought hard but we lost our game . . It was something special. The fieldhouse was transformed by the seniors into a ttWonderful World of Color . . It was something that will not soon be forgotten. .- Sitting: Susie OtGrady, Julie Elsner, Sue Babington, Ina Canizaro, Diane Henneman, Connie Blyton, Geri Lor- tie. Standing: Gail Johnson, Jan Tom- aszewski, Pat Moriarity. Curtains for the Wild Cats The Debate-Thespian float won first prize in the club competition. The dance, The Wonderful World of Color was a roaring success. Tears of Happiness Juniors won the class competition with their float. THE SPIRIT OF HOMECOMING 1; MSW 045in Ya all come back. . .ya heart? 4w ' umulmll- . V . SADIE'HAWKINS November 8 was the evening of the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance. sponsored by the sophomore class. Many danced to the sounds of the Montereys, while others enjoyed picture taking. decorations, corn stalks, and Marryin Sam. Rkh Dearly Beloved. . THE MISER Valcrc ..................................... Gary LcMuirC Elise ......................................... Suc Fantcr Karen Abromaitis Clczmtc ..................................... Pclcr Paulson Hurpugon ................................. Richard O.Rcilly LaFlcschc ................................... Put Gallagher Muster Simon .................................. Tom Snadcr Bob Skalancy Frosinc ........................................ Suc Flynn Gloria OReilly Jacques .................................... Larry Odcgard Isl Servant .................................... John Olnick 2nd Servant ............................... Duvc Krabbcnhoft Mariano . . . . J ............................... Sandy Shelton Charmaine Guffa Justice of the Peace ........................ Chuck Sticklemaier Clerk to the Justice .............................. Frcd Kahlc Seigneur Anselm .................................. Van Fox 12 You Dirty Old Man I Look Out Below' MUDACO On The Good Ship Lollypop Vicki Vierck Gem was the first Snow Queen of Hollyberry. Denise Dusthimer was the first Snow Princess. 4 ' s w p, Gimme my little black book! HOLLYBERRY BALL Hollybcrry Bull Vll was beautiful! Couples danced to the music of The Seven Seas. and thc ficldhousc was decorated with a gigantic Christmas tree. Every- one left the dzmcc with many pleasant memories. ahf '1 ! 1 tr '1' t z THE . GLASS MENAGERIE Tom Wingficld ..... Larry Odegaard Amanda Wingfield . .Gloria OReilly Laura Wingfield . . . .Barb McCarthy Jim O Conn0r ....... Beau OReilly I know how to get between these two! BOURBON STREET Student Council sponsored Turnabout and used the theme of Bourbon Street. It was held on March 7. Students danced to the sounds of the Mead. We ate our Wheaties this morning. Get off my back! 16 Hand em a line. GYM JAM Student Council sponsored Gym Jam again this year. Students enjoyed play- ing volleyball, ping pong, scooter soccer, and many other games. Afterwards at the Ballot Dance the results of the elec- tions for class officers and Student Coun- cil representatives were announced. a 9:1Mn n, 'bawMng 1 W 5 hOne more push and PI! make it? uFve got him this time. Due to a delay in the arrival of the scripts, Okla- homa was put together in one of the shortest times CV- cr. However, Thespians and the Music Department were able to put on one of the best musicals ever seen in Crystal Lake. Linda Schaefer and Jeff McAlce did a wonderful job portraying the leading couple. This year four students in the musical got awards for their acting ability. They were Jeff McAtee, Kim Bcrringer, Tom Kuenster, and Sue Flynn. Laurie ...................... Linda Schacfcr Curly ..... . .................... Jeff McAtee Jud ......................... Tom Kuenster Aunt Ellen .................... Kim Berringcr Ado Annie ................ Megan McDonough Will Parker ................... Chuck Scuddcr Ali Hakim .................... Paul Zarnikow Andrew Carson .................. John Olnick Gertie .......................... Sue Flynn There were many unusual dances performed in the Musical this year. 19 20 A TIME FOR US The Junior-Senior Prom, A Time For Us, was presented by the Class of 1971 on the evening of May 23. It was held in the New Orleans Ballroom at Pheasant Run Lodge in St. Charles. People were free to stroll along the poolside and down Bourbon Street. or dance to the music of The Haymarket Riot. King and Queem Jim Ton- yzm and Sue Hart, and Prince and Princess, Bill Lynch and Sue Buhrmann were crowned late in the evening. At Midnight, Seniors and their dates left for Post Prom, which was at the Ivanhoe in Chicago. After a prime rib dinner, couples were able to walk through the catacombs and enjoy the Mead, who supplied entertainment un- til sunrise, when buses brought students back to Crystal Lake. Keep your eyes on the table the man over there has a cam- '. era. Junior Class president Bill Dinzole crowns Sue Hart Prom Queen. 2i The Emcee and a Duke. SENIOR DINNER Once again. the Senior Dinner was held at the Villa Olivia. After dinner. masters of ceremonies Chuck Slickelmuicr and Clyde Robertson presented their ver- sion of the Indianapolis 500 and then introduced our foreign exchange students. Eiko, Murat. and Ana Maria who gave their farewell spccchcs lo the class. Other entertainment for the evening included special pcr- formanccs by the onc-und-only W. C. Fields iothcr wisc known as Greg Slovuccki. and the Dukes of Earl- dom Ucff Maucrn. Chuck Stickclmzlicr. Tom chtt and Rick Subatkui. The evening ended with 21 movie which captured the seniors in action. HONORS NIGHT Scott Williams, Pat Pfeiffer, Vince Mayer, Mike Woelffer, Rick Metropolis, Skip Herrick, Mike Hayes and Gary Schild won the Athletic Awards. t : hi :5, ,. l' 1 Dennis Lynch, Andi LeBlanc, Gary Steinsdoerfer, Mark Eckel, Ed Curtis and Joe Angelo got the Gold Medal for the many times that they have been on the honor roll. The Departmental Honors were awarded to the above students. 23 The Graduating Class of 1970. Connncncemcnt exercises for the Class of 1970 were held on June 9th. Everyone suffered through another hot and muggy evening but the event was 21 memorable one. The Senior Class Valedictorian. Steve Dcnker. spoke on. ttThc Changing Attitude . George Plcws. the Salutatorian, spoke on. Voices . The ceremony ended with a shower of confetti and the graduates loft C.L.C.H.S. with unforgctablc memories. GRADUATION l v u ' Steve Denker addressing the audience. -197O ..... and Mr. Buckner actually made a speech in fwe minutes! ; . I K . . , w ; , , ,xx x x . f V , I .x K x . , . . Scott Hunt, vice-president; Marty Davis, president. Gerie Lortie, treasurer; Diane Henneman, secretary. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Miss Pavler, Senior Class Advisor 28 The beginning of high school, and our Freshman year was our first Homecoming float . . . ttHumpty Dundee . As Sophomores we sponsored our first dance . . . Sadie Hawkins, and Junior year it was our first Prom . . . Scarborough Fair? But our Senior year will always hold the most memories for us . . . decorating for Homecoming, seeing our girls in the Homecoming Court, winning our first ltis Academic contest, taking the Regional Basketball Tourney by beating Barrington, placing 13th in the state in wrestling, and Scotty placing second by a decision. All this led up to our last high school Prom, and Commence- ment ended four years of football games, college tests, tardy slips, term papers. and homework m. 1970 may have ended our high school days, but it began the rest of our lives. Marj Aldridge Murat Altintas Mary Amandes Tyron Lawrence Andreas Kim Andrews Vicky Armstrong Susie Babington Bill Bacon B. J . Baldwin Sue Balfour Ana Maria Barbosa Dave Barker Alan Barthen Paul Bartholomew Nancy Baughn Jeanine Beager 29 30 Pamela Beck Karen Lee Behrns Wanda Benda Arne Bengston Jeanne Benson Dale C. Berlin Steve Bird Rob Bland Connie Blyton Orv Bobek James Boudreau Dave Braddock Starr Bright Howard Broadhead John Broederdorf Craig Broker Pam Bovee Paula M. Buix Linda L. Burnett J ohn Busch Debbie Butler Ina Canizaro Debbie Cassel Bruce Cedar Kim Childs Jeanne Chitwood Sue Choynacki Dawn Chriest Allen Christensen Thomas J. Churan 31 Carol Covey Mary Cowlin Debbie Cook Tim Conlon Mike Dackhand J eff Danek Elizabeth Davies Martin Davis Mariann Dorsch Steve Denker J an Dillon Daniel L. Doherty Bert Douglass Dana S. Dufleld Lisa Duvall Pat Egan 32 Wayne Ehrke I Pal Ekern J ulie Elsner Sue Eng , , ,, t' if Sandra Lynn Englert J anet Enright Marianne Enright Dan Erckfritz ll Lee Eskildsen Pat Evans Dan Falcone Ericka Faulkner Don Femmel Bob Finger Becky Finn Norma F ischer 33 34 Nancy Forrest Robin Franz Phillip Freese Mark Fret! Rich Frett Ronald P. Freund Sann Henry Froula Claire Fruin Joan Fuller Doug Funk Dave Gallagher Ruth Ann Garrett Mike Gatto Ben Gedzyk Micheal Gerry Don Gervais 36 ? 2 3; Judy Gieseke Debbie Gilkison Bob Golbeck Pablo Granja k Charlie Green Michelle Greene Pat Greenwell Pat Grey Carol Gronek Bob Grutzmacher Susan Guillan Adrienne Hack Ben Hackman Wendy Hales Debbie Hamby 37 38 g Debbie Handren Greg Hanson Cheryl M. Harman J ackie Harney Sue Han Mike Hayes Terry Haynes Duane Heaton Diane Henneman Paul Herrick J eri Hogie Sue Holmes Sara Hone Barb Hooker Bonnie Hoppe . k .- . Anne Hougas Donald E. Houk Robert A. Huff Barney Hulstrom Scott Hunt Eileen S. Hurley Harry Husman Chris Ireland Randy J enkins J ames J ensen Diann J ohnson Gail Johnson J anice Johnston Beth Jollie Bruce Jones 39 Peter J ung Karen Kamholz Marcia Karlsen Margaret! Kaye Todd Kelder Diane Kempf Rich Kieffer Karl Kiermas Chris Kiernan Richard Kinter Joe Kirchner John Kisiel Mike Knox Cheryl Koch J im Koch Linda Kolby 40 x a $ w K , x n .m Gerry Kopp Pam Kordenbrock Lorrie Korinko Judy Krabbenhoft Joe Kreppel Margaret Kufahl Bob Lachenmaier Mary Ladd David Landvick Andrea LeBlanc Barbara Legel Gary LeMaire J eff Lembkey Cindy Lester Lynne Lewis Peggy Lodtz 41 42 Geri Lortie John Ludwigsen Mary Lustig Thomas Lutsch Janice Luttrell Ginny Lutz Bob McCann Claire L. McCarthy Shiela McCarthy Donna McGarry James McGinnis Michael McGough Kathleen McLatchie Debbie McLean Kathy McPike Concentration Disappointment Studiousness Leadersh ip 43 44 Friendship Frustration Happiness Thoughtfulness . . ifs all part of being a senior Maturity J eanette M adsen Sandy Magnusen Rick Manteuffel Mike Mallory Duane Mariage J im M aronde Steve M artel Judy Martin J eff M attern Martha MauckA Vincent Mayher Vicke Meier Rick Metropulos Chuck Moerdick Nancy Mohawk 45 Patricia Moriarty Nancy Munn Mark Nelson , Sui: Kristin Nering Linda Neumann Buddie Nystrom Maura UConnor Charlotte Olson Chuck O'Neil Ronald R. Orist Marianne One 46 Debi Palek Louis Partipillo William Patton John Paulson Nancy Payne ' Dan Pears Kay Pedersen Terri Penoyer Charlene Perkins Kathy Pertle Debbie Peters Mike Pfeiffer Susan Pfeiffcr William Pfeitfcr J im Phillips Pam Phillips 47 Connie Picket Christie Piper George Plews J ames Powers $4.3 Marie Pringles Pat Quinby J effrey Quoss Chuck Radawich Paul Radke Steve Rasmussen John Ray Nancy Reddeman Mary Reichert Steve Renne Irma Reyna Mary Reynolds 48 Jr; Clyde Robertson John Robertson Linda Robertson Pete Rodgers Tom Rooney Cynthia Ross Randy J . Ross Cheryl Roszko Linda Rouley Peder Rovelstad . Margaret RuetT Claudie Ruge RiCk Sabatka 49 Everybody loves Mr. Krause! BEFORE ..... Ah, my little Chickadee. . . . AFTER . . . the Conspiracy 13 Hey, Sexton, you're in the police calls this week! 51 Kenneth D. Sade Kathy Sandberg Audrey Sandner Charles R. Schaefer Linda Schaefer Greg Schafer Debbie Schauble Joan Scheibner Steve Schenk Tom Scherman Gary Schild Skip Schneider Sue Schneider Mary Lynn Schnell Judy Schroeder Michael Lee Schroeder 52 M ichael Schwantes Sandra Schwebke Maria Scotillo Dan Scott Chuck Scudder James Sedgeley Pat Selemon Frank D. Sexton Christine Sherman Mark Sherman Robert Skalany Ellen Skinner Gregory L. Slovacek 53 54 Susan Smith Vincent Smyth Tom Snader Martha A. Southern Debbie Stack Gary Steinsdoerfer Chuck Stickelmaier John J . Stoltzmann Paul Stuck J ohn Sweeney Tom Swett Robert Syversen Jack Szabel Eiko Takagi Bernie Tegtmeier Ed Thomas 6: L55: 1? xi '5 ' Shelly Thorson Jan M. Tomaszewski Jim Tonyan Robert H. Trenkler Kim Treviranus Roxann Vodak Paul Vogelman Diane Vosti Marty Walter Linda Warn Robert Wasberg Paul Wegwert 55 J ames Westerveh Donald Weyrauch Larry Wilbrankt Scott Williams Chuck Wilson Jed Wing Steven Winters Tim Wodetski Michael Woelffer Scott Woermann Dave Woodson Paul Zarnikow Jim Zwicky 56 SENIORS NOT PICTURED Gary Allen Susan Baughn Lana Beach Mark Beringer Curtis Bryant William Conrades John Costello Patricia Cummuta Debbie Emons Henry Evans Catherine Filas James Foreman Charles Fox Ronam George Patrick Jordan Karen Karnowski Kenneth Kosrow Mary Kulisek Patricia Lewis Dennis Lynch Sharon McVicker Bruce Mackenzie Tcd Marshall Barb Ncidermyer Cheryl Nuhn Gloria O'Reilly Teri Owen William Schultz John Sedgeley Sharon Smith George Stange Sheron Stepek Michael Tipps Mark Urich Carol Willhammcr Gerald Wilhelmi Dale Wilson 57 58 SENIOR ACTIVITIES Aldridge, Marj: A Capella 3,4; French Club 1; Spanish Club 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4. Allen, Gary: Football 1,2; Baseball 1; Golf 2; CWT Club 3,4. Altintas, Murat: AFS Exchange Student, Turkey 4; German Club 4; Ski Club 4. Amandes, Mary: Transfer Student 3; Pep Club 3; Thespians 3,4; Tiger Claws 3,4; Art Club 3; Quill 8L Scroll 3,4. Andreas, Tryon Lawrence: Cross Country 4; Track 4; German Club 4; Honor Program 4. Andrews, Kim: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; AFS 2; German Club 2,3,4; Leadefs Club 3,4; Pep Club 2; Concert Band 1; Honor Program 4. Armstrong, Vicky: Transfer Student 3; CWT Club 4. Babington, Susie: Transfer Student 3; Spanish Club 3; Pep Club 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Homecoming Court 4; Honor Program 4. Bacon, Bill: Wrestling 2,3; Honor Program 4. Baldwin, Billie Jean: GAA 1,2,3,1Sect.,33; Spanish Club 2,3; 00Club 4. Balfour, Sue: Pep Club 3; Honor Program 4. Barbosa, Ana Maria: AFS Exchange Student, Brazil 4; French Club 4; Spanish Club 4. Barker, Dave: Transfer Student 3; Football 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Honor Program 4. Ifs Academic Team 4. Barthen, Alan: Transfer Student 3; Ski Club 4,1Pres.,41. Bartholomew, Paul: Football 1; Track 1,2. Baughn, Nancy: Spanish Club 2; Ski Club 2; Theatre Club 2. Baughn, Sue: Spanish Club 2; Tiger Tales 2; Ski Club 3. Beach, Lana: French Club 1; Pep Club 1,2; CWT 3,4. Beager,.1eanine: DO 3,4. Beck, Pamela: Rising Spirit 3; Chorus 1. Behrns. Karen: GAA 2,3,4; Leaders Club 3,4; French Club 2: Choir 3,4. Benda, Wanda: GAA 4; FTA 2, Vice Pres. 3,4; Pep Club 4; Honor Program 4. Bengtson, Arne: Football 1. Benson, Jeanne: French Club 2,3,4; FNA 2,3,4; Honor Pro- gram 4. Beringer, Mark: Burgers 4; Symphonic Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 3,4; A Cappella Choir 2,3,4; German Club 1; Pep Club 2; Thespians 2,3,4; O8LB 3. Berlin, Dale: Honor Program 4; President Art Club 4. Bird, Stephen: Wrestling 2,4; German Club 1,2; Baseball 2; Honor Program 4. Bland, Rob: Basketball 1; Track 1; Cross Country 1,2; Pep Club 2; Spanish Club 2; Library General 4; Library Door Guard 3. Blyton, Connie: Tiger Tales 1; Student Council 2,3,4; Sec.- Treas. of Spanish Club 3; Pep Club 3,4; Homecoming Court 4; Sec. of National Honor Society 4; Honor Program 4; Ski Club 4. Bobek, Orv: Football 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Student Council 1,2,3. Boudreau, Jim: Chess Club 1,2; Future Scientists of America Club 2; IFS Academic Team 4. Bovee, Pam: GAA 1; Chorus 1; Sec. of Art Club 3; Prom Decorating Committee 3; Mudaco 4; Honor Program 4. Bright, Starr: Transfer Student 3; Chorus 3; Ski Club 4. Broadhead, Howard: Football 1; Track 1; Wrestling 1. Broederdorf, John: Attended CLCHS 1,2,3,4. Broker, Craig Buix, Paula: Latin Club 1,2; Spanish Club 3,4; GAA 2,3; FTA 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Choir 4. Burnett, Linda: GAA 2. Busch, John: Football 1; Wrestling 1; Band 1; Cross Country 2; Track 2; Honor Program 4. Butler, Debbie: Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; O8LB 4; Mudaco 4; Secretary ofJunior Class. Canizaro, lna: Pep Club 2,3; Cheerleading 2,3; Student Coun- cil 2; Quill 8L Scroll 3,4; Tiger Tales 3,4; Leaders Club 4; Choir 2,3,4; Mudaco 4; Honor Program,4. Cassell, Debbie: Choir 1,2,3,4; French Club 1,2; Honor Pro- gram 4; German Club 3; Symphonic Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 4; Pep Band 4; Vo-do-de-o 4. Cedar, Bruce: Debate 4; Thespians 1,2,3; AFS 1,2,3; Choir 1,2,3; Student Council 3; Cross Country 1; Rotary Exchange to the Netherlands 3,4. Childs, Kim: Transfer student 3; Band 3; CWT Club 4; Honor Program 4. Chilwood, Jeanne: Transfer student 3; Ski Club 3,4. Choynacki, Sue: Art Club 1. Christ, Dawn: CWT Club 2,3,4. Christensen, Allen: Track 1; 081.8 1,2,3; Ham Radio Club 2. Churan, Thomas 1.: Wrestling 1; German Club 1,2,3,4. Conlon, Tim: Football 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2; Student Council 2,4; Pep Club 2,4; Spanish Club 1,2. Conrades, William: Transfer student 4. Cook, Debbie: O O 4. CoveyuCarol: Symphonic Band 1,2,3,4; AFS l; Pep Club 1, 2,3; French Club 1,2,3; Spanish Club 3,4, secretary 4; Honor Program. Cowlin, Mary: A Capella 3,4; Tiger Tales 4, section editor 4; AFS 1; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; treasurer 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Quill 8L Scroll 4. Cummuta, Pat: GAA 1,2,3. Danek, Jeff: Wrestling 2; Baseball 1,2; DO Club 4. Davis, Marty: Transfer student 2; Football 3,4; Latin Club 2; German Club 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Vice President of Junior Class; President of Senior Class; Honor Program 4. Deckard, Mike: CWT Club 3; DO Club 4. Denker, Steve: Football 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3; Latin Club 3,4. Dillon, Jan: GAA 1,2,3 secretary, 4 president; A Capella 2, 3,4; FNA 3,4; Theater Club 2,3,4; Honor Society 4, trea- surer; Honor Program 4; 1115 Academic Team 4. Doherty, Daniel L.; Student Dress Code Committee 4. Dorsch, Mariann: CWT Club 4. Douglas, Bert: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Varsity Club 3,4; A Capella 2,3; Pep Club 1. Dufield, Dana: German Club 1,2. Duvall, Lisa: FNA 1,2; McDowell Glee 2; Honor Program. Egan, Pat: GAA 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; FNA 1,2. Ehrke, Wayne: Band 1,2; Ham Radio Club 2,3,4, president; Honor Program 4. Ekern, Pat: GAA 1. Elsner, Julie: Pep Club 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2,3; A Capella 4; Homecoming Court 4; Ski Club 2,3. Eng, Sue: O O 4. Englert, Sandra: GAA 1; Orchestra 1, Debate 4. Enright, Janet: Spanish Club 1,2; Pep Club 1,2. Enright, Marianne: O O 4; AFS 1,2. Erckfritz, Dan: Eskildsen: Track 1. Evans, Hank: Football 1,2; Track 1,2; Cross Country 3. Evans, Pat: Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Theater Club 2,3,4; FTA 4; Tiger Claws 4; Thespian Associate 3. Faulkner, Erika: Pep Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3; Ski Club 3. Femmel, Don: Honor Program 4. Filas, Cathy: CWT 3,4. Finger, Bob: Honor Program 4. Finn, Becky: Transfer Student 3. Fischer, Norma: McDowell Glee Club 4; Pep Club 2; FTA 3,4; Spanish Club 3. Foreman, Jim: CWT Club 4. Forrest, Nancy: GAA 1,2,3,4; FNA 3,4; Pep Club 3; French Club 2; Leaders Club 3,4; Theater Club 4; Ski Club 2; Honor Program 4. Franz, Robin: Pep Club 1,2,3,4; 08LB 3. Freese, Phillip: Frett, Mark: French Club 1,2. Frett, Rich; Football 2,3; Baseball 1; Indoor Track 3; Honor Society 4; Honor Program 4; It's Academic Team 4. Freund, Ron: Wrestling 1,2,4. Froula, Sann: AFS 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; French Club 1,2; Honor Program 4. Fruin, Claire: Student Council 1,2; Cheerleading 2; Pep Club 1,2,3, secretary; Spanish Club 4; AYE Exchange to Argen- tina 3; Tiger Tales 4; Tiger Claws 4; Honor Program 4. Fuller, Joan: Pep Club 1,2,3,4; GAA 1; Latin Club 1; A Cap- ella 4; Spanish Club 2,3. Funk, Doug: Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2; Varsity Club 3,4, treasurer. Gallagher, Dave: French Club 1. Garrett, Ruth Ann: McDowell 2; German Club 2. Gatto, Mike: Wrestling 3. Gerry, Michael: Art Club 4. Gervais, Don: German Club 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1; Varsity Club 3,4; Track 1,2,3; Cross Country 2,3. Gieske, Judy: O8LB 4, assistant editor; Leaders Club 3,4; FNA 4; Honor Program 4; Honor Society 4; Honor Committee 4; Quill and Scroll 4. Gilkison, Debbie: TRS 1,2,3; AFS 1,2; French Club 1,2; GAA 1. Granja, Pablo: Independent Exchange from Brazil 4; Honor Program 4; Spanish Club 4; Ski Club 4. Green, Charlie: Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Student Council 1; Spanish Club 1; Honor Program 4; Honor Society 3,4; Pep Club 2. Greene, Michelle: French Club 1; GAA 1; Pep Club 1,2; Honor Program 4. Greenwell, Pat: Pep Club 1,2,3; Spanish Club 3,4; FTA 4; GAA 1; MacDowell Glee Club 3,4. Grey, Pat: German Club 1; Pep Club 2,3; FTA 3; Honor Program 4. Gregg, Martin: Spanish Club 1; Tennis 1,2,3,4; German Club 2,3,4; Art Club 4; Theater Club 3. Gronek, Carol: Honor Program 4; Honor Society 4; McDowell Glee Club 2,3; GAA 1; A Cappella Choir 4. Grutzmacher, Bob: Wrestling 1,2. Guillan, Susan: French Club 1,2,3,4; FTA 2,31secretary3; AFS 4; Honor Program 4; TRS 3,4. Hack, Adrienne: FTA 2; Debate 3; O8LB, News Editor 4. Hackman, Ben: Wrestling 1,2. Hales, Wendy: A Cappella Choir 2,3, secretary 4; French Club 1,2, secretary 3, president 4; Thespians 3,4; Honor Program 4. Hamby, Debbie: TRS 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Tiger Tales 1,2; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2; Orchestra 4. Handren, Debbie: TRS 1,2,3; A Cappella 3,4; Theater Club 3; AFS 4; Tiger Tales 2; Spanish Club 2. Harman, Cheryl: Associate Thespian 4; GAA 2. Harney, Jackie: Pep Club 1,2; French Club 1; A Cappella Choir 2,3,4. Hart, Susan: Pep Club 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1,2; Honor Pro- gram 4. Hayes, Mike: Golf 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1. Haynes, Terry: O8LB photographer 3. Heaton, Duane: Honor Program 4. Henneman, Diane: Tiger Tales 3,1editor-in-chieO 4; Latin Club 2,3, secretary 4; Senior Class Secretary; Band 1,2,3,4; Drum Majorette 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4. Herrick, Skip: Tennis 1,2,3,4; V-Club 2,3,4; DO 3,4; TRS 2; German Club 2. Holmes, Susan: Pep Club 1,2,3. Hone, Sara: GAA 1,2,3,4Wice-presiden0; FTA 1,2,31vice-pres- idenn, 4areasurer1; Theater Club 1,2,3,4; French Club 4; Leader Club 3. Hooker, Barbara: Latin Club 1,2,3; Spanish Club 4; Honor Program 4; Honor Society 3,4; Thespians 2,3,4; FNA 2, 31secretary1, 4; McDowell 2,31secreta1'y1; A Cappella Choir 4; V0 Do Dec 4. Hoppe, Bonnie: Art Club 3; Pep Club 1,2; French Club 1,2. Hougas, Anne Houk, Donald: Transfer student 3. Huff, Robert: Football 1,2; Track 1; DO 3,4. Hunt, Scott: Football 1,2; Golf 1,2; Pep Club 2,3; Ski Club GAA 1; 2,3,4; Student Council 2,3; Spanish Club 1; Senior Class Vice-President. Hurly, Eileen: French Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 2,3; Chorus 1. Husmann, Harry: Concert Band 1,2,3; Honor Program 4. Jenkins, Randy: Cross Country 1,2; Track 1; Honor Program 4. Jensen, Jim: Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2,3; V- Club 3,4; Honor Program 4; Indoor Track 3. Johnson, Gail: Pep Club 1; Student Council 1; Sophomore Class Treasurer; Junior Class Treasurer; Latin Club 3,4; Honor Program 4; O8LB 4. Johnston, Jan: Pep Club 1,2,3,4; German Club 2,3,4; French Club 1; McDowell Glee Club 3; A Cappella Choir 4; Honor Program 4. Jollie, Ann: GAA 2,3; Honor Program 4; O8:B 4. Jones, Bruce: D O. J ung, Pete Kamholz, Karen: Symphonic Band 1,2,3,4; McDowell l; Ger- man Club 1,2,3,4; Honor Program 4; Orchestra 4; AFS 4; Tiger Tales 4; Leaders Club 3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Marching Band l,2,3,4. Karlsen, Marcia: GAA 1,2; FNA 3; Spanish Club 1,2. Kaye, Maggie: French Club; Pep Club. Kelder, Todd: Honor Program 4. Kieffer, Richard Kiermas, Karl: Track 1,2. Kiernan, Chris: Spanish Club 1,2,3; An Club 1; Pep Club 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 3,4; transfer student 3. Kinter, Richard: Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 2. Kirchner, Joe: Ski Club 2,3,4; AFS 3,4; O8LB 2; Track 3,4; Wrestling 2; Baseball 2. Kisiel,John Knox, Mike: Football 2,3,4; Track 1; Baseball 4. Koch,Jim Koch, Cheryl: Pep Club 1,2,3; GAA 1; Chorus 1. Kolby, Linda: Pep Club 1,2; French Club 1; Honor Society 4; Honor Program 4. Kopp, Jerry: Tiger Claws, Art Club. Kordenbrock, Pam: French Club 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Tiger Tales 2; Honor Program 4. Korinko, Lorrie: French Club 1,2; 00 Club 4 wice-presideno; Tiger Tales 2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Honor Society 3,4; Honor Program 4. Krabbenhoft, Judith: Thespian 3,4; GAA 1; Choir 4; French Club 1; DO 2. Kreppcl, Joe: manager, basketball team 2,3. Kufahl, Margaret: Theater Club 1. Lachenmaier, Bob: Football 1,2,3, co-captain 4; Indoor Track 3,4; Baseball 1; V-Club 3,4; Honor Program 4. Ladd, Mary: transfer student 4; Honor Program 4. Landvick, David: Football 1,2; Wrestling 1,2; Indoor Track 1,2. LeBlanc, Andrea: Debate l,2,3,41vice-president,31; Honor Society 3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; McDowell 1; A Cappella Choir 2,3,4; Thespians 3,4; Nat'l Forensic League 1,2,3,4; Honor Program 4; Leaders Club 3,4. LeMaire, Gary: Thespians 3,4; Pep Club 3; AFS 4; French Club 1,2; Theater Club 3. Lembkey,Jeff: Football 1,2; Wrestling l,2,3,4. Lester, Cindy: French Club 1; Pep Club 1,2. Lewis, Lyne: GAA 1,2,3. Lewis, Patti: TRS 3,4ureasurer1; FTA 3,41presiden0; Honor Society 4; Honor Program 4; GAA 3; sergeant, color guard 4. Lodtz, Peggy: German Club 3. Lortie, Geri: O8LB 4; Ski Club 2; Cheerleader 3; Senior Class Treasurer; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; French Club 1; Tiger Tales 1; DAR award. Ludwigsen, John: Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Track 2; Student Council 1, vice-president 13,41; Concert Band 1,2; Tiger Tales 4; V-Club 3,4; Honor Program 4; French Club 1; Quill and Scroll 4. Lustig, Mary: GAA 1,2; Theater Club 3,4; Honor Program 4. Lutsch, Thomas: Football 1,2,3,4; V-Club 3, president 4; In- door Track 1,3; Honor Program 4. 59 60 Luttrell, Janice: Spanish Club 1; Pep Club 1; OO 4. Lynch, Dennis: Honor Society 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Cross Country 1,2; Track 1,2; Tiger Claws 3,4. McCann, Bob: Football 1,2; Basketball l,2,3,4; Honor Program 4. McCarthy, Claire: French Club 1; FTA 2,3,4; GAA l,2,3,4; Honor Program 4; McDowell 2,3; A Cappella 4; Pep Club 4. McCarthy, Sheila: Pep Club 4. McGarry, Donna: Leaders Club 3,4; German Club 1. McGinnis, Jim: Transfer Student 4; Track 4. McGough, Michael: Football 1; Ski Club 3; German Club 1. Mackenzie, Bruce: D0 Club 4. McLatchie, Kathleen: GAA 1,2,3; Leaders Club 3,4; Honor Program 4; O8LB 4. McLean, Debbie: Pep Club 1,2,3; Sophomore Class Vice- president; Honor Program 4; Honor Society 4; A Cappella 2,3,4; Tiger Tales 4; Tiger Claws 3,4, editor-in-chief; Lead- ers Club 3,4, president; Quill and Scroll 4. McPike, Kathleen: Theater Club 2,3,4; Ski Club 3,4; GAA 1, 2; Spanish Club 3,4; Art Club 4. Madsen, Jeanette: Pep Club 1; DO, Vice-president 4. Magnusen, Sandy: Pep Club 1,2,3; Art Club 2; Spanish Club 2; McDowell Glee Club 1,2,3. Mariage, Duane: Football l,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1, 2,3,4; Track 3; V-Club 3,4; Burgers 4. Maronde, Jim: Football 1,2; Baseball 1,4; Wrestling 1; Track 2; German Club 2,3,4; O8LB 2,3,4; Pep Club 3; Thespians 3,4; Ski Club 3,4. Martel, Steve: Aid in Physically Handicapped Room 4; Honor Program 4. Martin, Judy: Transfer student 3; Honor Program 4. Mattern, Jeff: German Club 1; Honor Program 4. Mauck, Martha: GAA 1; Theatre Club 3; Pep Club 3,4; Honor Program 4; O8LB 4. Mayher, Vin: Transfer student 3; Track 3,4. Mier, Vicki: GAA 1,2; German Club l,2,3,4; Honor Program 4; Pep Club 1,3. Metropulos, Rick: Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball l,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; V-Club 3,4; Honor Program 4. Moerdick, Chuck: Baseball 1,2,4; Basketball 2. Mohawk, Nancy: McDowell Glee Club 2; A Capella 3,4; Spanish Club l,2,3,4; Honor Program 4. Moriarty, Patricia: A Capella 3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Student Council 2; Homecoming Court 4. Munn, Nancy: Transfer Student 2; Tiger Claws 4; Honor So- ciety 4; Honor Program 4; Spanish Honor Program 3,4. Nelson, Mark: Football l,2,3,4; Wrestling Coach 4; Varsity Club 3,4. Neumann, Donald: DO Club 4. Nuemann, Linda: CWT Club 4. Nuln, Cheryl: Transfer Student 4; Honor Program 4. Nystrom, Buddie: Football l,2,3,4; Basketball l,2,3,4; Baseball l,2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; French Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Burgers 4. 1,2; Wrestling O1C0nnor, Maura: Pep Club 1,2; 00 Club 4. Odegaard, Larry: Thespians, secretary 4; Debate 3,4; Honor Society 4; Honor Program 4; Honor Committee; Individual Events 4. O3Donnell, Tom: Pep Club 2,3, treasurer; Varsity Club 2,3,4; French Club 2,3; Tennis l,2,3,4; Burger 4; Symphonic Band l,2,3,4, President 4; Basketball 1,2; Tiger Tales 4; Honor Program 4; Quill and Scroll 4. O1Grady, Sue: GAA I; Cheerleading 2,3,4; Student Council 2,3; Spanish Club 2,3; Pep Club l,2,3,4; Honor Program 4; Homecoming Queen 4. O'Hara, Donna: Pep Club 1,2,3; German Club 1; Freshman Class Secretary. Olson, Charlotte: GAA 2,3,4; German Club 3,4; Honor So- ciety 4; Honor Program 4; Theater Club 3,4; Leaders Club 4; Ski Club 4. 1 O'Neil, Chuck: Wrestling 1,2. Otte, Marianne: Band 1,2; GAA 1; Theater Club 3; FNA 2, 3, President 4; Latin Club 4; O8LB Typist 4. Orist, Ronald R.: Freshman Class Treasurer; Wrestling 1; Football 1,2,3; Pep Club l,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Student Dress Code Committee 4. Palek, Debi: CWT Club 4. Partipillo, Lou: DO Club 3,4. Patton, William: Transferred from Tennessee Soph. year; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Honor Program 4. Paulson, John: Football 3,4; Track 3,4; Wrestling 1; Student Council 4; National Honor Society 3,4, Pres. 4; Library General 4. Payne, Bill Payne, Nancy: O6LB 4; Tiger Tales 4; French Club 1,2; Pep Club 1,2. Pears, Dan: O8LB 4; Football 1,2; Wrestling 1,2; Baseball 1,2; Latin Club 1;SkiC1ub 4. Pedersen, Kay: GAA 2,3,4. Penoyer, Terri: Pep Club 1; FFA 1,2; AYE Student 3; Span- ish Club 1,2,3; Honor Program 4. Pertle, Kathy: GAA 1; German Club l,2,3,4; Leaders Club 3,4; Ski Club 2. Perkins, Charlene: TRS 1,2; CWT 4. Peters, Debbie: 00 Club President 4. Petrenko, James Pfeiffer, Susan: FNA 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Honor Program 4. Pfeiller, Mike: Baseball 1,2; Intermural Basketball 4; Honor Program 4. Phillips,.lim Phillips, Pam: GAA 1; French Club 1. Pickett, Connie: CWT 4. Piper, Christie: French Club 1; GAA 4; AFS 2,4; Theater Club 4; Honor Program 4; Rotary Exchange Student 3. Plews, George: Student Council 3, Pres. 4; National Honor Society 4; Basketball l,2,3,4; Golf 1,2; Tennis 3,4; Orches- tra 3, Symphonic Band l,2,3,4; Latin Club 1, Treas. 2, President 3,4, Honor Program 4. Powers, James: DO 4. Pringels, Marie: GAA 3,4; Latin Club 2; Pep Club 3,4; Honor Program 4. Quinby, Patricia: GAA 1; TRS 1,2,3; French Club 1,2; Lead- ers Club 3,4; AFS 1,2,3, Pres. 4. Quoss, Jeff: Football 1,2,4; Wrestling 1,2; Baseball 2. Radawich, Chuck: Spanish Club 1. Radke, Paul: Football 2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2; Varsity Club 3,4; Pep Club 2,3. Rankin, Brad: Transferred from Council Bluffs, Iowa 4. Rasmussen, Steve: French Club 2; CWT 3,4. Rawlinson, Rick: Football 1; Baseball 2. Ray, John: Art Club; Tiger Claws. Reddeman, Nancy: Honor Program 4; O8LB 4. Reichert, Mary: French Club 1,2; Pep Club 1,2. Renne, Steve: Football l,2,3,4; Wrestling 2; Baseball 1, Man- ager; Basketball 1, manager; Sophomore class president; French Club l,2,3,4; V-Club 3,4; Honor Program 4; 08:8 4. Reyna, Irma: Spanish Club 1,2; CWT 3,4. Rink, Kathy: French Club 1,2; Pep Club 1; Leaders Club 3,4; Honor Program 4. Ritter, Don: DO 3,4. Ritter, Ron: CWT 4. Rhodes, Debbie: GAA 1; German Club 1,2,3; Honor Program 4. Roberts, Ken: Cross Country 1. Robertson, Clyde: Transfer Student 4; Football 4; Baseball 4; Debate 4; Tiger Claws 4; Burgers 4. Robertson, John: Band 2. Robertson, Linda: Transfer Student 3; Tiger Claws 3,4; Honor Program 4. Rodgers, Pete: Tennis 2,3,4; Spanish Club 4; Honor Program 4; Art Club 2. Rooney, Don: Football l,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1; Track 3,4; V-Club 4; Honor Program 4; Burgers 4. Rooney, Tom: Wrestling; Football. Ross, Cynthia: CWT 3,4. Ross, Randy: CWT 4. Roszko, Cheryl: Debate 2; DO 4; Leaders Club 3,4; German Club 2; French Club 1. Rueff, Margaret: GAA 2,3. Ruge, Claudia; GAA 1,2,3; French Club 2,3,4; Tiger Claws 4; Pep Club 3: AFS 4; Tiger Tales 3. Sabatka. Rick: 0848 4; Choir 2,3,4; Varsity Glee Club 3; German Club 2,3,4; AFS l,2,3,4. Sade, Kenneth: Football 1; Golf 1; Latin Club. Sandberg, Kathy: FNA 2,3,4; McDowell 3; Pep Club 1. Sandner, Audrey: German Club 1,2,3,4 treasurer; A Cappella Choir 4; Pep Club 2,3; Honor Program 4. Schaefer. Chuck: German Club 1,2; Honor Program 4. Schaefer, Linda: A Cappella Choir 2,3,4; Pep Club 1; French Club 3,4; Tiger Tales 4; AFS 2,3,4; Honor Society 4; Quill and Scroll 4. Schafer, Greg: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,3, 4; V-Club 3,4; Pep Club 3. Schauble, Debbie: Pep Club 1; CWT, secretary. Scheibner, Joan: GAA 4; Tiger Claws 4; 08:8 3; Honor Pro- gram 4; transfer student 2. Schenk, Steve: Track 1,2,3,4; V-Club 2,3,4; Burger 4. Scherman, Tom: Track 1; Latin Club 1,2; Honor Program 4; Burger. Schild, Gary: Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4. Schmidt, Frank: Football 2; Basketball 2; Baseball 4. Schneider, Skip: Football 1,2; Baseball 1,2; French Club 1,2; Tiger Tales 4; O8LB 4. Schneider, Sue: GAA 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1,2; German Club 4; Thespians 3,4; Stage Band 3,4; Orchestra 1,2 1secretary1, 3 1vice-presiden0, 4 1presiden0; FTA 4; Symphonic Band 1,2,31secretary1, 41vice-presiden0; McDowell Glee Club 4; Honor Program 4; Debate Club 2. Schnell, Mary Lynn: Spanish Club 1; Pep Club 1; CWT 3,4. Schroeder, Judy: Transfer student 4; Honor Program 4; CWT 4; Honor Society 4. Schroeder, Mike: Wrestling 1,2. Schutz, Jeff: Band 1,2,3; Track 1; Spanish Club 2. Schulz, Bill: Football 1; DO 3. Schwantes, Mike: Football 1; Wrestling 1,2; Honor Program 4. Schwebke, Sandra: GAA 1,2,3; Honor Program 4; McDowell 3,4. Scotillo, Maria: Spanish Club 1,2,31vice-presJ 4; Pep Club 1. Scott, Dan: Theater Club 2,3,4; 08LB 3; German Club 2; Track 1; Cross Country manager 2. Scudder, Chuck: Baseball 1; Golf 4; A Cappella Choir 2,3,4 wice-presJ; Varsity Glee Club 2,3,4;vice-pres.3,41; German Club 2,3 1sergeant-at-arms1, 4 1vice-presJ; French Club 1; Thespians 3,4; Burger 4. Sedgeley, Jim: Ski Club 3,4; Football 1; Radio Club; Pep Club 3,4; CWT 4. Sedgeley, John: Football 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Wrestling 3; Ski Club 3. Selemon, Pat: Spanish Club 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3; McDowell 3. Sexton, Frank Shebeck, Colleen: 00 Club; Spanish Club; French Club; Pep Club. Sherman, Chris: Concert Band 1,2,3; A Cappella Choir 2,3,4; FNA 3,41secretary1; French Club 4; GAA 1,2; Honor Pro- gram 4. Sherman, Mark: Football 1; Football manager 2. Skalany, Robert: Thespians 3,4; Concert Band 1; Symphonic Band 3,4; Pep Band 1,3; Honor Program 4. Skeen, Jay: Golf 1; Indoor Track 2. Skinner, Ellen: Spanish Club 2,3; Theater Club 3; Ski Club 2; O8LB 4; Honor Program 4. Slovacek, Greg: Symphonic Band; Concert Band; Honor Pro- gram 4; Individual Events 3,4; Debate 2; Cross Country 4; Track 4; French Club 3,4; Latin Club 1; 08LB 3. Smith, Buddy: Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Basketball 1,2. Smith, Sharon Smith, Susan: 00 4. Smyth, Vincent: Football 1,2; Student Council 3,40reasurer1. Snader, Tom: Thespians; Stage Band; German Club 2,3; Tennis. Southern, Martha: Transfer Student 4; Theater Club 4. Slack, Debbie: Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Art Club 1,2. Stange, George: CWT 4. Steinsdoerfer, Gary: Football 1; Basketball 1; Baseball 2,3; French Club 1,2; Honor Society 4: Honor Program 4. Stickelmaier, Chuck: Transfer student 3; Spanish Club 2: Thespians 3,4, president; Theater Club 3; AFS 4; A Cappella 4. Stoltzman, John 1.: Pep Club 2; CWT 3,4. Stowe, Deborah: French Club 1; Honor Program 4. Stuck. Paul Swanson, Paula: French Club 2,3,4; Honor Program 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Russian Club 4. Swett, Tom: Football 1,2; Thespians 3,4; A Capella 2,3,4; Varsity Glee 2,3,4. Sweeney, Jack: Basketball 2; Band 2. Syversen, Robert: Baseball 1,2. Szabel, J ack Takagi, Eiko: AFS Exchange from Japan 4; AFS 4; Home- coming Court 4. Tegtmeier, Bernie: Research 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Honor Pro- 1 gram 4; AP. Terry, Vickie: Honor Program 4; GAA 3,4; FTA 4. Thomas, Ed: Track 1,2,3; Cross Country 2,3; Varsity Club 3. Tipps, Mike: French Club 1; CWT 3,4. Thorn, Bill: Baseball 1; Football manager 2; Latin Club 1,2,3, 4. Thorson, Shelly; Theatre Club 2. Tomaszewski, Jan: Student Council 1,2,3, secretary 4, Social Chairman: Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3. Tonyon, Jim: Wrestling 1,2,3; Track 1; Honor Program 4. Trenkler, Robert: Spanish Club 1; DO Club 3,4. Treviranus, Kim: Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 4; Theater Club 3,4. Vodak, Roxann: Honor Program 4; 00 Club 4. Vogelman, Paul: Freshman Club President; German Club; Pep Club 2; Football 1,2; Baseball 1,3,4; Golf 2. Vosti, Diane: Pep Club 2,3,4, President; Student Council 3,4; Program and Ticket Chairman; AFS 2; GAA 1; Tiger Tales 3,4, Section Editor; Honor Society 4; Honor Program 4; French Club 1,2,3; Quill and Scroll 4. Walter, Marty: Wrestling 2. Warn, Linda: GAA 1,2; French Club 1,2,3; Ski Club 4; CWT 4. Wasberg, Robert: Wegwert, Paul: Ham Radio Club 4. Westervelt, Jim: Wrestling 1,2; German Club 3,4; Orchestra 1; Research 1; Honor Program 4; O8cB 4. Weyrauch, Donald: Track 2. White, Leslie: FNA 2,3,4; Pep Club 2; Tiger Tales 3; Spanish Club 4. Wilbrandl, Larry: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 4; French Club 2. Willhammer, Carol: CWT Club 3,4. Williams, Scott: Wrestling 2,3,4, Second Place in State Wres- tling Tournament; Cross Country 1.3; Track 2; Choir 4. Wilson, Chuck: Cross Country 1. Wing, Jed: Cross Country 1; Baseball 1,2; Band 1,2; Honor Program 4; Math Club. Winters, Steven: CWT Club 2,3,4. Wodetski, Tim: Track 1,2; Wrestling 2. Woelffer, Michael: Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Varsity Club 2,3,4. Woermann, Scott: 08:8 editor 4; Tennis 1,2,3; Art Club 3; Vice-president; Honor Society 4; Honor Program 4; Quill and Scroll 4. Woodson, Dave: Tiger Tales 1; Theater Club 1. Zarnikow, Paul: Burgers 4; Varsity Glee Club 2,3,4, president; A Capella 2,3,4, president; German Club 1,2,3,4, president; Stage Band 4. Zwicky, Jim: 61 MM sky. ? ;- '-.:11'11 m- 5mm avian; Uh 31 :17;$ 1:315. LELY'CU ,SHISIUJNTMP:x :11;le a: in; 51;;11 WT. wrx'ulilih mm m'u'wb. E'iay M'phgr iw m: Miniml mm 11H - va '5- . 3.x; ' '1 av n: I . 1 ng I A K3 x V: K aim is Tim iil'n Ex Ci 1z1I': ;Cl; : ilCd by air: Li'uiis Mi v an ,x . I x 3 ' :v -- - . .'. . 9x .nmlxw :u .: . zkshkllgspu LCLM-me. 64 First row: C. Robertson, B. Douglass, M. Fruhauff, M. Woelffer, D. Funk, 0. Bobeck, J. Quoss. Seco VARSITY FOOTBALL Varsity football in 1969 was marred by injuries, Crystal Lake but no excuses need be made because the fighting tig- 22 ers were in every game until the end, as the scores in- 14 dicated. The Tigers were well balanced between team 20 and individual effort. Three seniors were proof of this, 42 as they gained recognition with all conference honors. 6 They were Tom Lutsch, Mike Knox, and Mike Woelf- 35 21 fer. The Tigers were able to score convincing victories over North Chicago, MCHenry and Crown, but couldnt maintain the winning formula in the other contests. Due to the injuries many juniors gained valuable ex- perience which should prove to be beneficial next year. Crown Zion McHenry Libertyville Woodstock North Chicago Barrington nd row: B. Fisher, T.G. Davis, D. Barker, S. Schaefer, D. Marriage, T. Lutsch, G. Schafer. Third row: 0. Kristenson, D. Rooney, P. Radke, B. Lachen- maier, M. Dobeck. M. Knox, B. Radke, T. Farley, B. Dinzole. Fourth row: Coach Bill Mack. Tr Lamkin, K. Cunny. J. Angelo, J. McAtee. H. Brokhofr D. Sigmund, D. Peace, S. Svejcart T. Tessendorf. Fifth row: Coach Duke Otto. M. Appner. R. Rystrot, S. Pakulla. S. Renne. J. Paulson. Coach Jim Beck, Coach Jim Weaver. Opponents 28 23 24 9 12 20 29 65 SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL First row: S. Verseman. D. Shields, B. Wyman, S. Rogman, M. Keller, B. Sune, F. Alford. Second row: G. Brinnick, A. Miller, S. Cipolla, D. Gillies, B. Evans, B. Cook, M. Johnson. Third row: Coach Larson, B. Netherton, R. Sunon, T. Wilson, B. Franz, J. Sheppard, C. Moline, Coach Anderson. Fourth raw: J. Copely, C. Davies, F. Beasly, L. Burquist, J. Hubbard, J. Jescke, K. Woelffer. Fifth row: G. Patton, L. Nusbaum, D. Snader, M. Duncan, D. Walters, J. Wegwert, D. O Berg. 66 r L V, x , ' 2i. ' :h I EL Tt J ,y t t, H V J v A . , . ., First row: M. Hanvelt, D. Day, S. Cummings, K. Mordick, D. Griebel. J. Carr, M. Meihr. Second row: B. Fredrick, S. Petros, G. Brix. M. Soverigan, M. Henderlight, R. Rollie. Third row: M. Syverson, P. Phillips, B. Eberhart, M. Hieman, B. Sherman, B. Coleman B. Jung. Fourth row: J. Mullin. T. Brokhof, B. Fisher, R. Myers, H. Polnow, G. Schroeder. Fifth row: S. Fox. R. Prengel, W. Jacobs. H. Foreman, F. Douglas. Coach Banker. Missing: Coach Bill Phelps, S. Stephan. FROSH FOOTBALL Firs! row: Bob Schnell. John Kain. Bill Whidden. Steve Vierck, Bob OKeef, Dave Hoppman. Richard Riehl, Steve Wineman. Second mn': Kevin Cryer, Chuck Glawe, Ray Baruth, Mark Dobbeck, Bob Vargasen, Phil Brakefield, Dave Mascia, Tom Hefty. Third raw: Paul Warrington, Dave Younger. Terry Mickow, Jim Wagner, Paul Ehrke, Fred Clark, Jim Disch, Terry Miller. Fourth row: Coach Nead, Mike Carzol, Bob Allen, Steve Sproule, Paul Hammerstedt, Craig Carlson, Bill Bland. Fifth row: Scott Vierck, Dan Rampe, Larry Robertson, Mike Lewis, Jeff Hayes, Kurt Albertson, Mike Ruge. .w w .- .m, .,, ,.4.,....M 67 68 Back row: Coach Kloepfer, Pat Pfeiffer, Frank Shields, Cary Handke, Dennis Semro, Larry Hipps, and Geg Slovacek, Manager. From row: Bill Hirschey, Dave Mason, Bill Sather, Jim Waters, Jeff Walker, Mike DeLaBruere. VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY The 1969 Crystal Lake Varsity Cross Country team Crystal Lake finished the season with a fine team record of 7-3. 33 McHenry They completed the season with a 4-3 record in con- 22 Dundee ference competition and were represented in many 21 Elgin other meets and invitationals. The season was high- 26 Libertyville lighted with outstanding individual performances by 21 Woodstock Pat Pfeiffer, Mike DeLeBruere. and Frank Shields. By 21 Crown virtue of being high point man Pfieffcr earned the hon- 19 Lake Zurich 0r of 11most valuable varsity Cross Country runner of 17 North Chicago 1969 . Coach Kloepfer is optimistic about the 1970 31 Barrington season with many experienced runners returning. 32 Zion-Benton Opponents 23 36 34 29 34 38 38 40 24 23 ' f r x Q Back row: Larry Berquist, Kevin Hyland, John Enright, Bob Knowles, Brad Jenkins, Wayne Yankala and Mangers Glenn Chris- tenson and Dave Blackstone. Middle row: Wayne Morese, Bob Lewis, Jim Wilcox, Howard Jancey, Kevin Kennedy, Brian Smith. From row: Tom Wilcox, Steve Key, Carl Worthington, Tom Lally, Marty Powers. 69 7O 9' ,L mt um ' iatmr Eli: 112E211: 54 503, 544 g3? w t 3'! Mill 30' B. Smith, L. Jorgensen, T. Metropolus, O. Bobek, M. Apptner, K. Cunny, B. McCan, L. Wilbrant, G. Schaefer, B. Nystrom, T. Lambkin, G. Plews, F. Shields, R. Metropolus. B. Geddis, T. Desmond, S. Benson, L. Fairfield. Kneeling: Coach John Swenson, T. Blackburn, Coach Dick Anderson. VARSITY BASKETBALL The varsity cagers had a respectable season with a final record of 5-10 in the conference. Throughout the season they just couldnit come up with a continu- ous winning combination. However, when such start- ers as Larry Wilbrandt, Rick Metropulos, and Orv Bobek were hot they displayed a good show for the fans and won the game. Steve Benson, Tom Desmond, and other juniors gained valuable experience filling in for regular start- ers when they were unable to play. Couch Swenson believes the Tigers actually played a better season than the record indicates. However, it was far from disappointing for the graduating seniors who finished their high school basketball careers. i Row one: Managers G. Mack, K. Kamholz, B. Wyman, R. Olsen. Row two: E. Laumbacker, J. Eich, D. Shields, D. Gillies, G. Phillips. M. Levitt. C. Swenson. Row three: S. Schiller, C. Davies, B. McCormick. J. Starr, M. Duncan, S. Cummings, R. Korden- brock, Duke Otto, Coach. Absent from the picture: .I. Langlee and F. Disch. SOPH. BASKETBALL FROSH. BASKETBALL R. Henderlight, K. Moerdic, B. Coleman, H. Foremann, R. Knowles, T. Mullen, S. Hanour, B. Sherman, H. Ohrwall, D. Hopp- man, B. Smlth, R. Swell, B. Smith, D. Rampe. Kneeling: Manager M. Ebberhart and Coach Larry Bennett. Row one: S. Goldberg. T. Arnold, G. Munn, 1.. Robertson, M. Mayer, K. Reimer, J. Wehde, R. Rhiel. Row two: J. Enright, M. Ruge, P. Henman, J. Carr, C. Henneberg, B. Jenkins, J. Stephan, K. Highland, J. Amandes, C. Carlson, Coach Ed French. 73 Row one: S. Williams tco-captaim, M. Mallory, J. Ludwigsen tco-captaini, B. Sather, D. Petrulis, S. Feltz, P. Holtz. Row two: B. Davis, J. Lembkey, B. Lynch, C. Fraser, M. Woelffer, S. Bird, D. Gervais, M. Fruhauff, D. Kufahl, K. Jacobs. Row three: H. Brokhof, M. Lidtz, D. Sigmund, R. Freund, D. Johnson, D. Groh, M. Stone, Coach Weaver, B. Parker. VARSITY WRESTLING 15-1 The Varsity Wrestling Team enjoyed a very profitable season under the supervision of Coach Weaver. For the first time in six years, the team placed first at the Harvard Sixteen Team Tournament. They set a new tournament record by scoring 63 points. Individual champs at this event were Scott Williams, John Ludwigsen and Ken Jacobs. The grapplers were strong contenders for the conference title, remaining undefeated through their first fifteen matches. They ended their season with a 15-1 record. The only defeat they suffered was to the North Chicago War- hawks who placed first in the state this year. At the Conference Tournament, Crystal Lake placed second and had three conference champions. They were Scott Williams, in the 98 1b. division, John Ludwigsen, at the 115 1b. division, and Dave Johnson, at the 175 lb. division. Those who placed second were Ken Jacobs, at the 123 1b. division and Mike Woelffer, at the 165 1b. divi- sion. The team also placed second at the District Tournament. Here Williams, Ludwigsen and Franz took first in their weight classes and Ken Jacobs took a second. These boys then advanced to Sectionals. Scott Williams TIGERS OPPONENT took first place and earned a seat at the State Tourna- ment. There Scott took second place and helped them to place thirteenth in the state. Scott finished the year 39 Irving Crown 1 1 with a phenomenal record of 32-1. 41 Wauconda 13 26 Cary-Grove 13 37 Larkin 13 25 Woodstock 21 37 Lake Zurich 1 1 33 Zion Benton 16 25 Libertyville 21 29 Harvard 21 74 my 3 34 Row one: D. Hansen. K. Woelffer, J. Sheppard, G. Patton. J. Hone. Row two: L. Sigmund, G. Daugherty, G. Punzio, J. Ham- rick, T. Marsh, M. Johnson. Row three: E. Warchal. G. Schmitz. D. Walters, J. Copley. D. Oberg. S. Cipolla. J. Franz, B. June. SOPH. WRESTLING SCOTT WILLIAMS The road to the state tournament for Scott Will- iams begun with the District tournament held at Barr- ington. In his first match there he pinth a wrestler from Palatine. In his second two matches to win the district title. Scott dccisioncd two boys from Fenton and Elk Grove, by a 4-3 score. The next step for Scott was the sectional tourna- ment at West Leyden. To become the sectional champ he won three consecutive matches against Larkin. East Lcyden. and finally Maine Wast. This brought Scott to the state tournament at Illinois State at Normal. His first match there was an 8-2 victory over a boy from Glenbrook North. He then wrestled two consecutive pins over Thornridgc and Downers Grove North. These two matches earned Scott the privilege of wres- tling in the final state tournament match. After a bitter contest. he was defeated by Mike Perusky 0f Wakegan by the score of 3-2. So ended the season for Scott Williams by finish- ing second in the state. WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS Adele Gott, Sue Brown, Tracy Waters. Missing: Birgit Abromitis. 77 78 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS JOdY Stephan at a PCP rally. Bonnie Sabo and Marian Hamlen at Homecoming. Mary Costello REGIONAL CHAMPS The C.L. Tigers Finished the season with the record of 11.13. They entered the regional tournament on March 2nd having to play McHenry. With outstanding team effort they were able to defeat their first opponent by the score of 72-70. The Tigers then took on Irving Crown in their second game of the tournament. Playing comeback basketball the Tigers came back in the second half. after trailing by IO points. to beat Crown 4541. The stage was set for the final game of the regional tournament. It was to be CL. and Barrington in a battle for the regional crown. To keep the pressure on Coach Swenson and his club. was the fact that Crystal Lake had not beaten Bamngton in five years. The teams were never separated by more than 3 points during the entire contest. As a result of the outstanding effort of the entire Tiger squad. especially that of Rick Metropulos. who scored 29 points. the Tigers came out on top 63-61. In the first game of the sectional tourney at East Aurora, the Tigers went down to defeat at the hands of East Aurora by the score of 83-67. But the 1969-70 Tiger basketball team had made their mark by winning the first Regional Championship in ten years. Rick Metropulos, Larry Wilbrant, Greg Schaefer, George Plews, Bud Nystrom, Orv Bobek. 79 80 VARSITY TRACK First row: L. Smith J. Walker, H. Brokhof, B. Davis, T. Jones, M. Anderson, D. McLaughlin, J. Sherman. Second row: M. Fru- hauff. D. Mason, L. Hipps, S. Schenk. M. Woelffer, P. Pfeiffer. D. Sherman. D. Treptow, T. Kravenas, Coach Dick Kloepfer. Third row: Coach Wayne Winkleman, M. Stone, L. Andreas, D. Westland. C. Handke, J. Nelson, D. Rooney, T. Lamkin, Roll- ander. GT Appleton. B. Knowles, D. Peaco. Coach Bill Phelps. The varsity track team was strong this year, but with only four seniors leaving this year the team will be even better next season. The cindermen compiled very impressive records of 23-0 in non-conference dual meets and 6-1 in the conference meets. The varsity track team also took first place in the County meet held in Crystal Lake. The Tigers did not make as strong a showing in the District and Conference meets as in the regular season. But the experience will prove valuable next year for the young team. However. at the District meet Mike Woelfer did win the pole vault event and advanced to the state tournament in Champaign. The competition was tough and Mike cleared 13 feet before he was eliminated. During the outdoor season the team also had to make up for the loss of Steve Schenk. Steve went down state last year in the Quarter mile. He was unable to participate because of the ineligibility rules about age after indoor track. 82 FROSH-SOPH TRACK First row: J. Dial, M. Louis, D. Gill, B. Hershy, T. Lally, D. Blackstone, M. Powers, T. Jackson, P. Brakefleld. Second row: W. Yankala, C. Floater, J. Eike, D. Shield, M. Dorady, F. Wells, L. Berquist, S. Kaiser, T. Wilson, Coach Dick Kloepfer. Third row: Coach Wayne Winkleman, H. Smith, H. Singer, K. Woelfer, R. Jung, B. Sherman, C. Henneberg, R. Jenkins, D. Drayer, J. Franz, S. Spoule, J. Enright, Coach Bill Phelps. .6 VARSITY TENNIS First row: G. Plews, S. Herrick, T. OlDonnell, J. Robertson, V. Fox. Second row: T. Gilstrap, T. Lamkin, T. Arnold, P. Harvey. Third row: Coach Don Nead, G. Leach, B. Miller. Once again the tennis team playboys have romped their way through another season. They lost only three dual matches and came in third in the conference tour- nament. The C. L. netmen also claimed their third straight District championship. This was the highlight of the year as the tennis team sent Flve out of the pos- sible six players downstate. They were, at singles Skip Herrick, and at doubles Tom OlDonnell and John Rob- ertson, and Teddy Gilstrap and Brion Miller. The team will lose only two of its regular varsity players next year. This should enable the team to be just as strong next season. 83 iiiihkfxwf; U r' 7 , .. 2.336 I . 1 , . ' I First row: G. Plews, S. Herrick, T. OWDonnell, J. Robertson, V. Fox. Second row: D. Ireland, M. Bovee, T. Lamkin, T. Arnold, P. Harvey. Third row: P. Rogers, T. Gilstrap, D. Griebel, J. Sheppard, D. Tigwell. Fourth row: J. Nelson, M. Guillan, P. Warrington, S. Fox, B. Brown. Fifth row: M. Grogg, R. Munson, J. Cardella, B. June. Sixth row: Coach Don Nead, G. Leach, B. Miller. v mmww I A53 x5; V WWW 1- ; J I ' - ' tJT,-1of,a. T j ' 'W. . . .v .1 1-way?! fbci-vv. 1.. 85 86 VARSITY GOLF row: M. Hayes, P. Riley, M. Merganthaler, S. Shaffer. Coach Len Larson. The 1970 varsity golf team recorded a winning season all the way around. They had an overall record of ll-2. ln conference play they were 5-2, not receiv- ing any defeats until their tinal two matches. The team placed second in the conference meet and third in the district contest. This yearis team appeared to be going all the way when they started off with an eleven match winning streak. But the Tiger golfers lost their last two matches in rough competition. Two of the outstanding players on the team were Phil Riley and Mike Hayes. Mike also received the most valuable player award for the third year in a row. Mike is a senior but Phil will be back next year to try and improve on this years already impressive record. FROSH-SOPH GOLF Flr't row: L. Fairfield B Smith. C. Swensen. J. Wade. Second raw: G. Schmilz D C ll' . crowmen A. Lasarre. , . 0 ms. G. Eagan, J. Copatosa. S. Vlerck, T. VARSITY BASEBALL A ?.MM :' r- Row one: Bill Sather, Tom Munn, Bud Smith, Clyde Robertson, Rick Rawlinson. Row rwo: Gary Schild. Frank Schmidt, Rich Kinter. Duane Mariage. Row three: Steve Martel, Bud Nystrom, Terry Toth. Coach Fred Tipp. Row four: John Capotosto, Joe Angelo, Charlie Green. The Tiger baseball team had its hands and gloves full this year in one of the toughest conferences around. The race for the conference title was up for grabs all season long and C. 'L. was in the thick of it until the very end. The Tigers hit a slight slump at the end of the season and lost their chances for finishing at the top. Even when the team couldnlt put it all together, they still excelled at individual positions. Gary Shield was voted the most valuable player for his fine work and spirit all season. Nick Mariage. Charlie Green, Clyde Robertson, and Steve Martel also had good sea- sons in the field and in the batting cage. 89 FROSH-SOPH BASEBALL 151.:- l - 1'5. Q I ' i; . I I 'x '. , '. Ar .' f ' wk ! lg; 3: 2 1$ I a First row: F. Alford, J. Langlee, E. Laumbacker, M. Keller, R. Kordenbrock. Second row: R. Broederdorf, P. Bertram, K. Fogel- song, D. Gillies. Coach Al Banker. Third row: C. Davies, S. Cummings, M, Duncan, S. Verseman. Fourth row: B. Krege, K. Kam- holtz, T. Gallager. B. Lewis. Cryer, .1. Sales. D. Mascia, J. Disch. Second row: M. Pringles, M. Philpot, B. Syverson, J. D. Day. Third raw: B. Zienlek, B. O Keefe, T. Miller, F. Clarke, B. Moerdick, S. Houghton. First row: S. Schlup. L. Danielson, K. White, S. Goldberg. .l. Kjaer, J. Lutz, B. Englert, Coach Jim Beck. 91 94 Seated, front; Bill Dinzole, Pres., Joe Angelo, Vice-Pres. Seated, back: Cheri Dannehy, Sec., Sue Dearmont, Treas. J UNIORS As Juniors we began our third year of high school with more excitement than ever. It was our turn to be looked up to by the under-Classmen, our turn to show the other classes what real spirit and determination was. We showed our determination by finally producing a winning float and a Queenls throne that will long be remembered. We will never forget working the concessions at Homecoming and at Basketball Regionals, or all the other times we nearly drove Mr. Barker crazy. In fact, we will never be able to forget a great sponsor like Mr. Barker. And then there was Prom 70, ilA Time For Us? Only the class of 71 could have given their seniors a Prom with as many great memories as Prom 70 at Pheasant Run Lodge. We began our Ju- nior year with the hope of success. We succeeded. zW+ow+w zwm?mzw Baldoni Balfour . Barchard Barker . Bauman Bellerud Bennett Benson Berger Biel Bird Black Blank Bobeck Bockman . Bogers . Bohl Bothun Boudet . Bordreau . Bovee crz?zwx ngwe 02? 380907900575 . Abromutcs Adrian . Alberlscn Alcsch .Allmzm Amandcs . Anderson Anderson . Anderson . Anderson . Andrews Angelo . Appner . Arakelian Arnold . Arthur Auxier Ayanoglou Bacon Bailey . Baldoni 95 96 WU: FWT FFmWUF? xzo xzm.h UOWZWFO TU;u-7:p.hpo:u a:azwwp Bozer Braunig Bright Brokett . Brokhof . Bruns Buhrmann Burger Burman . Bystricky . Caldwell Cambell Copotosto Cardella . Carlson Chandler Ciasto Clark Click . Collins Collins Cook Cook Cooper . Costello . Costello . Cowlin . Cox . Cryer . Cummings . Cunny Cupp . Curtis . Dahm . Dallmann . 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Sutton Svejcar . Swanson Swanson Swenson Taylor . Teeters . Tefft Tegtmeier Tessendorf Tessendorf Thomson . Thorson . Thurow . Tichenor . Tinger . Tipps . Tipps Tonkin Toth . Traisnel . Treptow . Tucker Turner . Ugorck . VanPeursem Vargason Veeck . Vierck Vojta . Wagner Wagner Wajrowski Wal ker Walker Wal kup Ward Waters . Watkins . Weiss W. Westbrook M. Whiddcn A White M. Wicklus D. Wilhrundl B. Wilson W. Wilson L. Wingutc k. Winger B. VVomls' Wozny Wysc Younger Zimmerman . Zitnik Uzm+m Students not pictured: D Armbrustcr. C. Bcuning. F Beuning. D. Corrales. P. Fico. D. Grou. G. Hare. M. Harlan. C. Holzmcr. H. Moss. K. Norlund. L. Nussear. K. ONeil. R. Sobcrg. B. Stoddard. C. Sullivan. J. Vod- nunsky. R. Wilhelmi. R. WunscheL 105 Adele Gott, Pres., Beth Wenger, Sec., Rhonda Wing, Treas., Diane Westervelt, Vice Pres. SOPHOMORES As sophomores we continued to live up to our reputation of knowing how to have a good time. Our first responsibility took place during Homecoming week when we made a float twhich was well protected from destructive forces by showers of apples thrown at passing carsL There was an enthusiastic participation in decorating the sophomore hall and we finished the week by wrap- ping goalposts for the game. All Dogpatchers turned out as we hosted a most successful Sadie Hawkins dance, where many Sadies caught their man and some were even hitched by ttMarryint Sam? Pumpkins, cornstalks, and straw completed the very artistic farm scene and later proved ex- cellent ammunition for rambunctious party-goers. Many Class members participated in the various sports throughout the year with a promise of good material in the coming years. Memories Of ev- eryday incidents will be kept the longest by the class of 1972. Adele Gott Hard-working sponsors for the sophomore class were Mr. Beringer and Mrs. Waschbusch. . Alford . Anderson . Anderson . Atkinson Auxicr Balch . Baldwin UzFxxxm . 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Woinodc Wozny . Wymun . Yale! . Yocmun Zank . Zavison . Zuspan Owi-wzwrixxgc-iFUU t-snooxcwv OOPrizz-!.h; moe-wx0riszz73 QUriii-y? Sophomores not pictured: C. Adams. D. Austin. C. Barry. F. Beasley. C. Berk. L. Burman. T. Cummula. J. Dewey, R. Easley. R. Erwood. M. Evcrtsen. J. Gillogly. R. Girgens, M. Goris. K. Howley. M. Howley. D. Jones. J. Keller. T. Kerchum. K. Kieffer. C. Larson, D. Lynn. K. MCCann. M. McDonough. T. Miller. N. O Connor. G. Odean. S. OGrady. B. Pagni. .l. Rueff, J. Schroeder. J. Schroeder. R. Sorenson. L. Stepck. L. Stratton. E. Sweeney. C. Terry. V. Tor- rez. J. Vorisck. M. Vodnansky. B. Wagner. M. Wallace, R. Ward. H6 Freshman Class Officers: Bob Douglas, Vice-President; Karen Sheldon, Treasurer; Peggy Plews, Secretary; Kerry Brix, President. F RESHMEN In the first couple of months. thc Class of 73 did the usual freshman things, such as getting lost and taking directions to the third 11001; but later we proved to he a pretty special Cl'dSS. Along with our first experiences with Hoats, concession Stands and uttcr-gzlmc dances, we did something that had never been done before by freshmen. WC run our own big dance. From this. we gained the experience of making decorations. setting up a dance. and also began to learn the role of leadership. Now we are ready to make our sophomore class the best one yet. Freshman Class sponsor this year was Mr. chning. x f-Uf-gcpvl . wrWFWOO Abernathy Abramson Abramatis Allen Amandes . Anderson Anderson Boudet . Boyd Boyer Bracken Brakefleld Brandeau Brauning 2375?? WFFOWZ ZOQTWO mszOO Appner Arnold . Arveson . Austin . Bainbridge . Balch Balfour Barcklay Barthew Baruth . Behnke Belluso Benda Berquist Berlin Besler . Beuning Bidlc Blank Blasy . Bodecher Boehmke Bohl 117 118 F5950 Now . Burnett xrw woo . Carlson Broker Bromer Broslovak . Brown Brown . Bynum . C apotosto Canizaro i I Carlson Carlson Q MXE HWFOZZC ZFDUFH: wxeewmw Ooowmwr ?OOZHOW N . Carr . Carzoli . Cedar . 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Sulli- van, W. Teeters. T. Thacken B. Thackwray. D. Tigwell, R. Vargason. M. Ward. J. Wilcox. C. Worthington. R. Zientek. M. Zink. EUH9 Ww 050750095- ZUEZPx Wichmann Wicklas . Wilbraham Wilbrandt Wilcox . Wilhelmi Williams Williams Wille . Wilson . Wilson Wilson Wineman . Winters . Wadetski Woods . Woods . Yankala . Younger . Zwicky M. Briggs, K. Brix, T. Brokhof, .1. Bryant. G. D. Egger, J. Erickson, R. Farley, M. Finger, C. Floeter, R. R. Henderlight, J. Holsten. W. Jacobs, R. Johnson, D. Kaiser. S. Kay. PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED STUDENTS Class officers this year are: Tony Potyn, Sec.; Carol Perrin, Treas.; Don Milbratz, Gary Schaid, Pres. Not pictured is Kevin McKim, Vice-Pres. The physically handicapped students this year maintained a busy schedule. Along with their regular scholastic studies the students were also active in many school activities. The students and their parents were in charge of the coat check at the Regional basketball games. Two special projects were a field trip to the Field Museum in Chicago and a baseball game at Cubs Park. Mrs. Higgins and Phil Potyen work on daily therapy. Paul Winger is the one student who is on a Work Study Program. He attends school for half a day and works the other half. Robert Lockhart practices his typing technique. 127 Virgo is the Sign of dependability and m'gzmizution. Pcnplc Who are born undcr this sign arc of snund mind and cuplurc thc admiration of cwryonc. They sccm In scnsc Ihzn UIhcrs nccd instruction and can steer people in the right direc- tion. l'hcy arc scnsilixc. crcutix'c and play 11 ViILll role in litb i- o a u u a r r 1 Mr. Hawkinson, Ad- visor. The yearbook Staff is proud to present Tiger Tales I970. The staff, headed by ed- itor Diane Henneman and assistant editor Ina Canizaro worked hard throughout the year to meet deadlines and keep up with their busy schedule. Much credit goes to their advisor. Mr. Hawkinson. The sec- tion editors this year were John Ludwig- sen. classes; Diane Vosti. seniors: Pam Cooper. activities; Linda Schaefer. faculty; Mary Cowlin. organizations: Tom OiDon- nell. sports; photographer Skip Schneider. and Beth Wenger. artist. ORANGE AND BLACK O8LB took on a new look this year as editor Scott Woermann and his assistants Kerry Lyman, Judy Gieseke, Adrienne Hack, Rick Manteuffel, and Marianne Otte worked diligently to produce more and varied newspapers. Mr. Cryerhs journalism classes served as reporters; contributing regularly. The staff enjoyed a successful year under Mr. Cryer's leadership. TIGER CLAWS Tiger Claws, the school's literary magazine, was headed this year by co-editors Mary Amandes and Debbie McLean. Mrs. Scamehorn again supervised the staff which was responsible for turning out an interesting collection of poetry and prose. Mrs. Groden and Miss Sandona also assisted with the editing and production ofthe magazine LATIN CLUB Latin Club was an active organization which provided scholarships for promising students. Their plans also included a field trip to Chicago and a Latin Club banquet with Roman food. costumes, and entertainment. The officers this year were president. George Plews; vice-president. Kim Treviranus; Secretary, Diane Henneman; Treasurers Leslie Husmann: and sponsor. Mrs. Nelson. SPANISH CLUB Spanish Club began its year with their float ttBreak 'Em Up and also sponsored several A.Y.E. students from South America during the course of the year. Their activities included a Christmas party and a dinner at a Spanish restaurant. Spanish Club was led by Mary Costello, pres; Kathy Morgan, v.p.; Carol Covey, Sec.; and Laura Linquist, treas. Mrs. Baldwin was the sponsor. I32 FRENCH CLUB French Club was under the leadership of Wendy Hales, pres.; Kerry Lyman, vice-pres.; Linda Schaefer, secretary; Sandy Shelton, treasurer; and Mrs. Miller, sponsor. Their activities included their Homecoming float, nMake iEm Wineii, Christmas carolling Un French, of coursei, snow sculpturing, and a bike hike. Also included were plans to attend a French opera, ttLe Mariage de Figaro. Miss Baechle, and officers Paul Zarnikow, pres.; Chuck Scudder, vice-pres.; Audrey Sandner, trea- surer: and Janice Johnston, sec- retary, were responsible for the success of German Club this year. Their activities included building their float, Give Em the Wurst , visiting a German restaurant in Chicago, and a real German fasching party. OOMPAH BAND Oompah Band, is a group of German students who are interested in promot- ing good, German music and did so successfully in the Homecoming parade under the direction of Paul Zarnikow. One of the bands more famous mem- bers. Fraulein Baechle, could be seen doing her thing as spectators stood speechless, listening to the wonderfully melodious tones of the band. Unfor- tunately, the parade was the bands only public appearance of the year. 133 INDIVIDUAL EVENTS amen , g 3 g i E ; Individual Events, a relatively new organization. is a group of students who participate in interscholastic competition in oral in- terpretation. Their activities included competing in several tournaments. The sponsor was Miss Malstrom. DEBATE M3 ' ' t 2 Debate began its year with a victory in the Homecoming float competition with their float Cur- tains for the Wildcats. Their topic for the year was Resolve: That the Congress should pro- hibit unilateral US. military intervention in foreign countries. Their competition carried them to several colleges for tournaments. The debate team is under the supervision of Mrs. Schwegel and Miss Knight. 134 THESPIANS Thespians was headed by officers Chuck Stickelmaier, Mary Amandes, and Larry Odegaard. Their activities in- cluded building a winning float for Homecoming with Debate, presenting Mudaco. and the plays, The Miser , The Glass Menagerie . and Oklahoma . Their sponsor was Miss Malstrom and the director of the performances was Mr. Green. THESPIAN ASSOCIATES The Thespian Associates are students who are prospective thespians who are in the process of earning enough points to become full members, These hard-working people are headed by Miss Malstrom, sponsor. 135 I36 F.T.A. This year s Future Teachers of America were led by Patti Lew- is, president; Wanda Benda. vice-president; Jenny Tarpley. secre- tary: Sara Hone, trea- surer; and advisers, Miss Fortney and Mr. Kessler. The members observed classes at Cen- tral School, visited col- leges, attended work- shops held a skating party and a banquet, in addition to building their Homecoming float, Teach Em How to Lose . F.N.A. F.N.A. was spon- sored by Mrs. Chott, school nurse, who, along with officers Marianne Otte, Sue Pfeiffer, Chris Sher- man, and Kathy Sandburg, conducted a successful year for this active organi- zation. They heard several guest speak- ers and visited var- ious hospitals and schools of nursing. American Field Service sponsored three foreign exchange students this year; Ana Maria Barbosa from Brazil, Murat Altimas from Turkey, and Eiko Takagi from Japan. The officers were Pal Quinby, pres; Linda Schaefer. vice-pres.; Debbie Cryer, sec- retary; Rick Sabatka, treasurer; and Mr. Peaco, sponsor. Their activities included serving refreshments during intermissions of plays, a bake sale, and plans for an A.F.S. day and Ambassadofs Ball. Wk 1 ,; ' I . ANA MARIA 137 A.F.S.,ers By my side I keep a book which says Life holds so many kinds of love. Having spent this time in the United States, I have found that this book holds the truth about love. Among the people in the US. l have found so many kinds of love. My family, friends. teachers, and all the people in this community and this country are all wonderful, and I can never forget them. This year has been wonderful. I will remember all the excitement and experiencekespecially Homecoming, Sadie Hawkins. Halloween. and Christmas with memories of you. Thank you very much for all that youlve done for me. It is hard for me to say IISayonarall to you. Eiko You would understand more easily how wonderful it is to be an A.F.S. student if you were one. As a whole, my year was full of experiences, new activities, and memories. I have learned about the United States and also a lot about myself. For the first few weeks I had trouble with English, but now I have learned enough to mix it with Turkish in order to express myself. I appre- ciate the help you gave me. It was the most memorable year and exciting from beginning to end. I enjoyed all the American ways including the holidastpeeially Christ- mas and Thanksgiving. After a happy year in the U.S., I would like to thank A.F.S. for accepting me in C.L.C.H.S., and I wish happy, successful years to all my friends. Very sincerely, Murat The year is almost over, and the time is coming to say good-bye. I will never forget any of you: my American family, who, with their love, have helped me so much; my new friends, with whom I had so much fun; the teachers and administration of the school who were so patient and friendly; and all those people of C.L. with whom I have had contact. When I go back to Brazil I will work hard with American Field Service to give other kids the same wonderful opportunity they gave to me. I learned about another country. another people. and a lot about myself. too. Your A.F.S.ler, Ana Maria A.Y.E. This year our school sponsored five American Youth Exchange students from South America. Carlos Paz was hosted by Tim and Pat CostellMMaria Magdalena tMaggiel Collet hosted by Claire FruinaAnita Pranzetti was hosted by Rita and Mary CostelloaHora- cio Rugiero by John and Jim Buschaand Pancho Sazo by Leslie, Andy, and Joe White. They in our country and participated in an A.Y.E. sponsored ski week-end in Michigan. PABLO spent three months Before I came to the United States I had asked myself many questions like ltWill it be as nice as everybody saysiw Now I can answer all these questions and I can say, ltHere it is better than everybody thinks it is? During my year here in the US. l have seen and learned so many new things, and have met the most wonderful people, and if it was hard to come here, it will also be hard to leave. Thank you all very much for helping me and being my friends. Pablo 139 A CAPELLA CHOIR The A Capella Choir. one of the school's most active or- ganizations, was busy this year with many performances which included a winter con- cert. the performance of Carl OrfFS Carmina Bimmu, and a tour throughout the state. CHOIR COUNCIL rection of Mr. Beringer who worked with the officers, Paul Zarnikow, president4huck S c u d d e r. vice-presidente Wendy H 211 es, secretarya Mark Beringer. treasurere and Pat Moriarty, librarian. With the cooperation of the rest of the music department. the choir also presented the musical Oklahoma! . 140 MAC DOWELL GLEE CLUB The MacDowell Glee Club is another of the vocal music departmentis performing groups. They participated in the Christmas concert, and Carmina Buruna as well as their own concert in the spring. Sandy Shelton served as the groups secretary and Mr. Shirk was their director. Members of the group also performed in the spring musical, Oklahoma! VARSITY GLEE AND VO-DE-O-DO GIRLS The Varsity Glee and Vo-De-O-Do girls sang and danced their way into the hearts of all who saw their great performances throughout the year at several local func- tions and throughout the state when the A Capella Choir went on its tour of several Illinois cities. Under the supervision of Mr. Beringer. the students worked many long hours on their Roaring Twenties routines. Paul Zarnikow was responsible for the suc- cess of the boys. while Jackie Harney worked with the girls on their dances. Chuck Stickel- maier was the groupis M .C. I41 e ,-....: -4Et fit: Q2 Iii .. Symphonic Band. our instrumental music departmentis most advanced group. was another new organization this year. Tom OiDonnell served as president and Sue Schneider as secretary. Their activities included performing at home football games, marching in the Homecoming and Memorial Day parades, concerts, and music con- test. The band members are also eligible to participate in the spring musical as cast members or orchestra members and many did so in the performance of Oklahoma! Mr. Laskey is the director of this hard-working group. MAJORETTLDiane Henneman again served the Tiger marching band as drum majorette. She led the band in parades, and on the football field as they performed their entertaining maneuvers. 142 g , .a , The orchestra was led by a new director this year, Mr. Shirk. Their activities included a Christmas concert contest, and other performances. The officers of the orchestra were Sue Schneider. Dave Hughes. and Heidi Dunham. Mr. Shirk also directed the concert band as they performed in the winter concert and other musical activities. The secretary for the band was Karen Jacobs. This group is smaller than symphonic band and prepares students for their entrance into that group. 143 TIGERETTES , WWW A, One of the big highlights at this yeafs football and basketball games was the half-time entertainment provided by the newly- organized drill team. Under the direction of Scheri Caldwell. Sue Drayton, and Nancy Scott, many spectacular routines were presented. The team consisted ofjunior girls and was a welcome addition to C.L.C.H.S. STAGE BAND The C.L.C.H.S. stage band, under the direction of Mr. Laskey, provided musical entertainment at this yeafs basketball games. All who heard them were inspired by their exciting sound and peppy music. Pictured below are two of the bands more photogenic members, Mark Beringer and Jerry Nelson. GYMNASTICS AND MODERN DANCE n2: a fill. . v This was the first year for this organization which was under the direction of Miss Beckman, a new P.E. teacher at C.L.C.H.S. The giris'partieipated 1n expressive and interpretive dance as well as learning the fundamentals of gymnastics. Their activmes included such exercnses as use of the balance beam, vaulting, floor exercise. and ART CLUB Quick, also conducted a successful year which included a picnic, field trips to the t classes. They also sponsored a spring art festival. This year the Art Club, under the supervision of Mr. Art. Institute, and visits by area artists to the ar Officers were: Dale Berlin press, Mark Beyer vice-pres.. Jerry Kopp treas., Larry Prchal SCC- 146 T.R.S. was under the leadership of Diane Vosti, pres.; Carol Andrews, vice-president; Cindy Bird, secretary; and Patti Lewis. treasurer. Miss Bobek, new to our school this year, was the sponsor. The group promoted spirit at games and pep rallies and was also kept busy selling buttons to raise money. No one will ever forget the day this picture was taken. But then, nothing could dampen the spirit of The Rising Spirit. My mom told me I should wear my boots! Betcha didnit know he was taking a picture when you did that. did ya Susie? Q; , V J I '0 Our fearless leader. 49 h t . 15 Our members may be pint-sized, but their lungs arenit. LEADERS CLUB Leaders club is an organization intended to develop girlsT leadership qualities by allowing her to work with classmates in the PE. classes. The girls also assist the teachers with equipment and refereeing of games. This year, the organization was led by Debbie McLean and Geri Lortie, under the supervision of Miss Shurte. The club also participated in the Homecoming Parade, bpt their success was rather short-lived as their car produced great volumes of smoke, causing difficulties tsee picture on Organizations division pageD I Miss McKay and Miss Diedrich led the Girls' Athletic Association throughout a successful year which included bowling, soccer, tennis, and trampolines. Officers for the year were Jan Dillon, president; Sara Hone, vice-president; Sue Berning, Maureen Henneghan, and Nancy Evans, secretaries. The group, which met three times a week also sponsored a father-daughter banquet at the beginning of the year. VARSITY CLUB 7; 1 t Honor Society Fair. Officers for the year were Tom Lutsch, president; Don Gervais, vice-president; Paul Radke, sec Doug Funk, treasurer. Mr. Wagner was the organization's sponsor. The purpose of the Ham Radio Club is to help acquaint its members with the hobby of ham radio x5. Varsity Club once again sponsored the annual Varsity Club-Faculty basketball game and their basketball free shot booth at the retary; and and knowl- edge of equipment operation. They operate their own club station from the high school audio-visual department. Mr. Began is the groups sponsor and its officers are Wayne Ehrke, president; Scott Lippold, vice-pre Paul Wegwert, treasurer. HAM RADIO CLUB sident; and 149 QUILL AND SCROLL A IN V 'K ij aim! f, Quili arid Scroll is an honorary literary society whose members are selected by teachers for their literary contributions to school publications such as Tiger Claws. O and B. and Tiger Claws. Only Juniors and Seniors are eligible for this organization. Crystal Lake High School was represented once again this year on the television show tiltis Aca- demic? The team members were Jan Dillon. Dave Barker, and Dennis Lynch. captain. Alter- nates were Corky Plews and Jim Boudreau. Mrs. Schwegel coached the team who were victori- ous in their first round with Elmwood Park and Thornton Fractional South high schools. The team was later defeated by Main South. ITiS ACADEMIC TEAM 150 STUDENT COUNCIL i I A r- x t. , k a aw i '1 eM i Student Council was busy this year with many new activities ' , ' e L , m t . a as well as sponsoring their annual Homecoming. Hollyberry m Ball, and Turnabout dances. They sponsored a student council W i V t week which included a new feature, Critical Issues Day in L which students and experts discussed such problems as pollu- h L , t W T? tion. drugs, individual rights. and poverty. The council was also instrumental in the passage of several dress code revisions early in the year. The council also donated money for a flag pole on the football field, a clock for the auditorium. and a much-needed scoreboard for the field house. One of their largest projects was raising money to support two orphan children through the Christian Childrenis Fund. Mr. Scheel sponsored the organization whose officers were: George Plews, president; John Ludwigsen, vice-president; Vicki Vierck. secre- tary; and Vinny Smyth, treasurer. V a , 'u . J , ' , IV h .19.. , 11M. 4 NATIONAL a HONOR SOCIETY The Crystal Lake Chapter of the National Honor Society was led this year by John Paulson, presi- dent; Gary Steinsdoerfer, vice- president: Connie Blyton, secre- tary: and Jan Dillon, treasurer. This organization sponsored their annual Honor Society Fair with the help of Mr. Denny, their sponsor. The society was also responsible for organizing Honors Night when many new members were initiated. It is a national society whose members must be academically eligible and have teacher-approval. u, t? aw; The Honor Program was under the supervision of Mr. Chapman, Mr. Faellaci, Mr. Quick, Mr. Hartung, Mrs. Babb, and students Judy Gieseke, Kris Nering, Larry Odegaard, and John Paulson. The committee set up regu- lations for the program to follow and was also responsible for interpreting these rules. THEATER CLUB x $ 7 ;, u 14 e. g i '4 , a V '6 ,,,,,, :7 Y, 4, $11,: 2? , V V f: a , $ 0 a ,, v I i i . a t. . i M A A - , e ,e -. X w ''''' eh w 13 i ' y ex : + - H J ' e , , , x Ee 1r...wr i k Theater Club members have the opportunity to see several out-of-town plays and movies throughout the year. Some of the per- formances they saw this year were Merchant of Venice , and Good-Bye Mr. Chips. Miss Cline and Mr. Green sponsored the group. OFFICE OCCUPATIONS Office Occupations is a cooperative work-training program in which students attend school in morning and work in an office in the afternoon. The students work from 15-25 hours a week. The classroom phase of the program includes five periods a week, and is under the supervision of Mr. Duane Day. The on-the-job training and related classroom instruc- tion provide valuable secretarial training and experience for the students in the Office Occupations Program. 153 VOCATIONAL COOPERATIVE EDUCATION Ctmperutive education is practical vacu- tiomil education that is provided jointly by the school 21nd the community. The stu- dent trainee is instructed and learns by ac- tual experience the responsibility and dis- ciplines that are expected to make good em- ployees and citizens. The trainee is pre- pared in the transition from school to the business world. The officers for Vocational Cooperative Education are: President, Jeff Danek; Vice-President, Jeanette Madsen; Secretary. Debbie Schaublc: 21nd Historian. Connie Picket. This program is designed for regular high school students to fl; gain experience with on the job L L 3 i e training..Typical jobs include: as- 3 3 t :3! sembly line operator, h 0 s p l t a 1 3 L 3 i V. 3 J, r, 3 3 a L L : , 3 a i d c, housekeeper, store clerk, i t i i i i; t service station attendant, 21nd var- ious other jobs. - ,3 , i: K A L e 33 : 3 V X k g i. x i; i Li: . if ' C i h M s; . M, 'i h f ' i :1 Q: I i Occupations are trade and industrial and usually require two years of on-the-job training. The occupations require considerable skill and technical knowledge. 154 ACTIVE ORGANIZATION MEMBERS TIGER TALES Diane Henneman. Ina Canizaro. Diane Vosti. Mary Cowlin. Claire Fruin. Debbie McLean. Pam Cooper. Cindy RitL Lynn Schink. Peg O Malley. Pat O Malley. John Ludwigson. Denee McKinley. Tom O'Donell. Beth Wenger. Skip Schneider. Nancy Payne. TIGER CLAWS Mary Amandes. Debbie McLean, Claire Fruin. Pat Evans. Jerry Kopp. John Ray Claudia Ruge. Joan Scheibner. Lori Amandes, Karen Abromaitis. Chris Gelasi, Paula Held. Kris Johnson. Beth Wenger. Nancy Tichenor. ORANGE AND BLACK Scott Woerman, Judy Gieseke, Kerry Lyman. Adrienne Hack. Rick Manteuffel. Pete Rovelstad. Terry Marsh. Marianne Otte. Lorrie Amandes. Karen Abromaitis. Sue Dearmom. Bill Hillstrom. QUILL AND SCROLL Diane Henneman. Ina Canizaro. Mary Cowlin, Debbie McLean. Scott Woerman. Judy Gieskek, Kerry Lyman, Tom O Doncll. Rick Mameuffel, Dennis Lynch. Mary Amandes. Diane Vosti. John Ludwigson. DEBATE Andi LeBlanc, Bruce Cedar. Bob Weiss. Kathy Goulding, Merci Jiminez. Cindy Rooney. Bill Hillstrom. Dave Hughes, Mike Hayenga. IT'S ACADEMIC Dave Barker, Jan Dillon. Dennis Lynch. Jim Boudreau, Rich Frett. Corky Plews. THESPIANS Karen Abromaitis, Lorrie Amandes, Mary Amandes, Kim Beringer, Cindy Casey, Charmaine Guffa. Pat Haase, Jusy Krabbenhoft, Gary LeMaire, George Link, Barb Nieman. Larry Odegaard, Gloria O'Reilly, Richard OReilly, Don Post, Rick Sabatka, Sue Schneider, Dave Sherman, Bob Skalany. Carol Skalany. Chuck Stickelmaier, Gary Tipps, Greg Tipps, Wendy Treptow. Sue Flynn, Mark Majestic. Jeff McAtee. John Olinick. Pete Paulson. Chuck Scudder. Tom Snader. Tom Swett. THESPIAN ASSOCIATES J0 Halvensleben, Fred Kahle. Carol Katkus, Beth Ann OReilly, Dorothy OReilly, Kathy Phelps. Cleon Schneider. Sandy Shelton. Pat Swenson. Brad Englert. Doris Geraci. David Krabbenhoft, Cassy Pratt, Sharon Sherman. Pete Swenson. Jenny Tarpley. Krista Juffman. Laura Polnow. Eva Kaal. Sandy Green. INDIVIDUAL EVENTS Valerie Bargason, Sorothy OReilly. Jenny Tarpley, Pete Swenson. Gregory Slovacek Kathy Phelps. THEATRE CLUB Jan Dillon, Sara Hone, Donna Freynd, Pat Evans, Martha Southern, Marilyn Schink, Kathy McPike. Christie Piper. Robin Thomas. Linda Matteo, Charlotte Olson, Diane Henry. Nancy Evans Kathy Phelps, Gail Lemke. Dave Ross, Karen Tefft, Pam Cooper, Mark Beringer, Dan Scott. Lori Dillon, Barbara Nieman, Pat Rydquisl, Denee' McKinley, Susan Senft, Mary Lustig, Carol Katkus, Debbie Piper. Carol Skalany, Kim Treviranus, Nancy Forrest, Marianne Otte, Cassie Pratt, Deanne Laabs, Jodie Zank. Liz Canizaro, Allison Shank. Diane Ihde. Kim Beringer. STUDENT COUNCIL John Ludwigsen, Vince Smyth, Jan Tomaszewski. Sue O Grady, Diane Vosti, Connie Blyton, John Paulson. Tim Conlon. Vicki Vierck. Jeff McAtee, Larry Wingate. Chris Scotillo, Wendy Westbrook. Gay O Keefe, Scheri Caldwell, Mary Costello, Sue Gilstrap, Bill Hill- strom. Denny Shields, Tracy Waters. Pat Costella Jill Tomaszewski, Amy Porterfield. Sally O Grady. Ted Gilstrap. Steve Vierck, Terri O Grady. Kathy Petrulis. Lisa Gieseke, Patti Lynch. Colleen Conlon, Jane Ormsby. Gary Schaid. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Susie Babington, Dave Barker, Connie Blyton, Jan Dillon, Richard Frett, Judy Gieseke. Charlie Green, Carol Gronek, Barbara Hooker. Linda Kolby, Lorrie Korinko. Andi LeBlanc, Patricia Lewis. Dennis Lynch. Debbie McLean, Nancy Munn, Kristin Nering, Larry Ode- gaard, Charlotte Olson, John Paulson, George Plews, Claudia Ruge, Linda Schaefer, Judy Schroeder, Charles Stickelmaier, Kim Tre- viranus. Diane Vosti, Larry Wilbrandt, Scott Soermann, Gary Steinsdoerfer, Jim Boudreau, Beth Ann Jollie, Vincent Mayher, Christie Piper. Clyde Robertson, Karen Abromaitis, Lori Amandes, Joe Angelo, Robert Boudreau, Mike Bovee, Paula Bozer, Darlene Bystricky. Sheri Caldwell, Mary Costello, Debra Cryer, Ed Curtis, Bruce Davis, Nanette Dysart, Mark Ecker. Rebecca Ferguson, David Foster, Linda Frederick, Robert Geddis. Jo Halvenslaben, Lee Anne Harris, Patricia Haase, Linda Heck. Paula Held, Lynette Kelley, Mary Jane Kent, Paula Knapek, Mark LaSarre, Kerry Lyman, David Mason, Sally Murphy, Jerry Nelsom John Nelson, Sandra Reimer. Mar- guerite Reuter. Marilyn Schink. Nancy Scott, Sandra Shelton. Jody Stephen. Patricia Swenson. Nancy Tichenor. Wendy Treptow. Tome Walker. Wendy Westbrook. Mary Whidden, Edyth Wozny, Ed Younger, David Zitnik. A CAPELLA CHOIR Marj Aldrige. Lori Amandes, Frank Beasley. Karen Beherns, Kim Beringer. Mark Beringer, Paula Buix. Ina Canizaro. Deb Cassel, Mary Cowlin, Mary Sue Dahm. Sue Dearmom. Jan Dillon. Sue Drayton. Pat Eckern, Julie Eisner, Harold Foreman, Joan Fuller, Leslie Gillies. Carol Gronek, Wendy Hales. J0 Halvensleben, Deb Handren, Jackie Harney. Bill Hillstrom. Barb Hooker, Don Houk, Meg Hughes, Dave Johnson, Jan Johnston. Barb Kain. Chris Kiernan, Judy Krabbenhoft, Tom Kuenster. Andi LeBlanc, Laura Lindquist. Dave Malone, Jan Martin. Jeff McAtee, Claire McCarthy. Debbie McLean. Nancy Mohawk. Pat Moriarty, Gabrielle Munder, Bruce Netherton, Pat Nobbs, John Olnick, Sue Pfeiffer. Amy Porterfleld. Sandy Reimer, Rick Rollie, Pete Ruge, Rich Sabatka. Audrey Sand- ner, Linda Schaefer, Charlene Schmidt. Dan Scott, Chuck Scudder, Chris Sherman, Dave Scherman, Sharon Sherman. Kevin Sir, Chuck Stickelmaier, Tom Swen, Greg Tipps, Wendy Treptow, John Wallick. Mike Wicklas, Paul Zarnikow. VO-DE-O-DO GIRLS Marj Aldridge, Debbie Cassell. Jan Dillon. Carol Gronek. Wendy Hales, Debbie Handren, Barb Hooker, Andi LeBlanc, Calire Mc Carthy, Sue Pfeiffer, Linda Schaefer. VARSITY GLEE CLUB Mark Beringer, Don Post, Jeff McAtee, Bruce Netherton, Chuck Scudder, Greg Tipps, Gary Tipps, Tom Swett, Bill Hilstrom, Chuc Stickelmaier, Terry Stickelmaier, Glen Meacham, Dean Oberg, Jack Wallick, Paul Zarnikow. MAC DOWELL GLEE CLUB Kim Anderson, Brigit Abromaitis, Karen Abromaitis, Ann Brewer, Linda Burnett, Sue Berning, Sara Berquist, Shari Balfour, Mar: Costello, Cindy Bird, Lynette Buix, Paula Bozer, Pam Cooper, Cindy Casey, Dale Deren, Penny Deutschman, Lori Dowd, Pamela Dietz Nancy Evans, Norma Fisher, Pat Greenwell, Julie Goll, Krista Juffman, Chris Halvensleben, Diane Ihde, Lori Johnson, Megan MC Donough, Kathy Mogan, Donna Maronde, Kathy Phelps, Cassie Pratt, Mary Ellen Preston, Debbie Phalen, Brenda Puotinen, Pam Ras mussen, Marjorie Reuter, Kay Rodgers, Debbie Rhodes, Bonnie Sabo, Sandra Shelton, Jill Sebenar, Cleon Schneider, Kerry Sir, Caro Skalany, June Shankland, Debbie Sabatka, Suzie Schneider, Colleen Terry, Robin Thomas, Teresa Violano, Melodie Woods, Cindy Zus pan. SYMPHONIC BAND Kurt Albertson, Jill Abernathy, Brad Adrian, Jim Bellerud, Mark Beringer, Sue Berning, Carol Bohl, Phil Bertram, Chris Bidle, Debbi Cassell, Gwen Collins, Carol Covey, Norman Dunlap, Mark Eckel, Jim Enright, Cindy Fogle, Dave Foster, Stewart Fox, Van Fox, Mik Fruhauff, Bob Geddis, Lisa Gieseke, Sue Gilstrap, Adele Gott, Jo Halvensleben, Debbie Hamby, Cary Handke, Diane Henneman, Lesli Husmann, Jan Ihde, Elaine Johnson, Dena Kline, Vicki Kaltwasser, Karen Kamholz, Debby Kittredge, Camille Lindquist, Ruth Logan John Massman, Kevin McCarthy, Mark Merganthaler, Leo Moszcenski, Jerry Nelson, Bruce Netherton, Ric Nienstedt, Barbara Nieman Alan Numbers, Gayle Nybergk, Tom O DonnelI, Steve Pahde, Tom Phalin, Steve Peck, Ann Phillips, Peter Phillips, George Plews Margaret Plews, Pat Quinby, Kevin Renskers, Ron Roberts, Pete Rovelstad, Cindy Rudden, Nancy Schaefer, Sue Schneider, Judy Sher man, Dave Sigmund, Greg Slovacek, Robert Skalany, Sue Smale, Sue Snader, Tom Snader, Kris Spangard, Terry Strain, Bernie Tegt meier, Bruce Thompson, Gary Tipps, Greg Tipps, Barbara Wagner, Don Walters, Andy White, Joe White, Wayne Yankala JAZZ BAND Jim Bellerud, Mark Beringer, Phil Bertram. Mark Eckel, Jim Enright, Mike Fruhauff, John Massman, Leo Moszcenski, Jerry Nelson Bruce Netherton, Ann Phillips, Peter Phillips, Kevin Renskers, Ron Roberts, Dave Sigmund, Tom Snader, Gary Tipps, Greg Tipps Andy White, Joe White, Paul Azrnikow. CONCERT BAND Nancy Bainbridge. Lois Bucher, Scott Cummings, Jim Davies. George Dewey, Kim Dinham, Veronica Dahlquist, Paul Ehrke. Jim Flynn, Debbie Fowler, Bob Froehlich, Pam Geddis, Chuck Glawe, Pete Harvey, Hope Hartnett, Jim Hubbard, Karen Jacobs, Rose Jenkins, Dena Kline, Diane Karger, Linda KuhL Jackie Lester, Larry Miller, Carol Mizwicki, Kris Mizwicki, Terry O Grady, Rory Ol- son, Julie Peters, Debbie Smith, Wendall Smith, Cathy Sunderland, Robert Wyman, Robert Zientek, Carol Bohl, Craig Feldt. ORCHESTRA Sue Schneider, Steve Cook, Beth Wenger, Heidi Dunham, Laura Ehle, Susan Hales, Donna Schmidt, Janeen Holden, Karen Abromaitis, Diane Ihde, Amy Dysart, David Hughes, Birgit Abromaitis, Mark Beringer, Diane Gilbert, Pam Jankowski, Debbie Cassell, Carol Cov- ey. Leslie Hussman, Jane Ormsby, Dave Foster, Sue Berning, Debbie Hamby, Pete Rovelstad, Johanna Halvensleben, Gary Tipps, Mark Eckel, Greg Tipps, Robert Skalany, Andy White, Leo Mosczcenski, Bruce Netherton, Jerry Nelson. F RENCH CLUB Shelley Apner, Sarah Bergquist, Julie Black, Darlene Bystricky, Linda Brenneman, Sue Blank, Linda Boudreau, Pam Cooper, Debbie Cryer, Gail Connor, Sue Dearmont, Sue Drayton, Kim Dinham, Diane Dusthimer, Cindy Fogle, Sue Gilstrap, Diane Gilbert. Gayle Gilroy, Nancy Halter, Jan Ihde, Lori Johnson, Robin Kiley, Peggy Plews, Amy Porterfield, Greg Solvacek, Robin Thomas, Jenny Tarp- ley, Diane Westervelt, Birgit Abromaitis, Brad Adrian, Jeanne Benson, Kim Beringer, Cindy Belluso, Sue Boyer, Shiela Biltgen, Libby Cooper, Anne Dewey, Janet Davidson, Nan Dysart, Betty Farskey, Vicky Feller, Diane Gilbert, Marty Goris, Cathy Heck, Kristie Huff- man, Diane Ihde, Pam Jankowski, Karen Jacobs, Sue Jacobs, Van Jollie, Judy Lutter, Kerry Lyman, Dave Malone, Cathy Miklosh, Amy Nolte, Dorothy OReilly, Chris Pearson, Cassie Pratt, Dale Page, Claudia Ruge, Linda Schaefer, Nancy Schaefer, Chris Sherman, Paula Swanson, Joan Swanson, Debbie Steinsdoerfer, Karen Sheldon, Diane Westervelt, Jane Wilbrandt, Rhonda Wing, Debbie Wilcox. LATIN CLUB ',Susan Kiel, Cindy Rooney. Barbara Nieman, Susan Senft, Gail Johnson, Laurie Le Blanc, Ann Phillips, Thomas Nering, Michael Un- jderwood, Roger Legel, Gary Tipps, Thomas Kleinfelter, Peter Phillips,Denee McKinley, Julie Peters, Patty Payne, Scott Johnson, Jeff McAtee, Beth Foster, Patti Jancik, Margaret Weber, Nancy Evans, Barbara Clark, Joann Wilbrandt, Mark Guillan, Jan Tomaszewski, Jill Tomaszewski, Jill Abernathy, Teri Dannehy, Heidi Dunham, Monty Stone, Jerry Mayer, Marianne Otte, Andi LeBlanc, Dave Peaco, Bobbi Kent, Steve Denker, Henry Cowlin, Pat Moriarty, Kim Treviranus, Jerry Nelson, Leslie Husmann, George Plews, David Foster, Steve Magnuson, Mary Cowlin, Debbie Hamby, Debbie Stack, Kris Nering, Diane Henneman, Martha Cannon, Maurice Downey. Pat- rick Evans. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE Sann Froula, Rick Sabatka, Joe Kirchner. Steve Hanauer, Christie Piper. Phil Butram, Claudia Ruge, Linda Schaefer, Nancy Schaefer, Lois Bucher, Karen Abromaitis, Perry Pursell, Chuck Stickelmaier, Judy Santino, Sue Jacobs, Lynn Schink, Ana Maria Barbosa, Barg Knuth, Pamela Cooper, Kathi Click, Sharon Sherman, Murat Altintas, Bobbie Dowd, Shari Wajrowski, Nan Dysart, Debbie Handren. Kris Spangard, Diane Gilbert, Liz Canizaro. Libby Cooper, Eiko Takagi, Sue Guillan, Karen Jacobs, Debbie Knuth, Debbie Piper, Deb- bie Brockrogge, Rosalynn Rost, Ellen Cunny, Gary LeMaire, Eric Sundin, Cindy Ritt, Gayle Nyberg, Pat Haase, Karen Traisnell. Deb- bie Cryer, Jo Halvenslaben, Lori Johnsen, Linda Brenneman, Linda Prchal, Chris Nemec, Pat Quinby, Birgit Abromaitis. 156 SPANISH CLUB MEMBERS Charlene Adams. Nancy Bainbridge, Debbie Baldwin. Nancy Bchrns, Jan Bothun, Paula Buix. Nancy Cedar, Mary Costello, Rita Cos- tello, Carol Covey. Pam Dietz. Man Doherty. Margot Durham. Laura Ehlc. Sue Eike. Bob Farley, Conrad Floeter, Claire Fruin. Donna Hopp. Rose Jenkins. Barbara Kain. Carol Katkus. Laura Lindquist. Barbara Lustig. Katy McCall, John McComb. Judy McGuire. Kathy Mogan. Deb Munson, Jerry Nels'on, Carol Och. Pat O'Malley. Bill Patton. Debbie Schmidt. Jean Sherwood. Ross Silver. Steve Smith. Sue Snadcr. John Stephan. Teresa Strain. Cathy Sunderland. Jim Waters. Tracy Waters. Debby Whalen. Diana Winters. Kay Wodetski. Jody Zank. FUTURE NURSES ASSOCIATION Marianne Otte. Sue Pheiffer. Chris Sherman, Kathy Sandberg. Barb Hooker, Judy Gieseke. Karen Behnke, Jeannie Benson. Karne Jacobs. Sue Jacobs. Cindy Rooney, Laurie LeBlanc, Nancy Forrest, Jan Dillon, Kerry Sir. Janice Handke. Leslie White. FUTURE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION Wanda Benda, Paula Buix. Patti Lewis. Vickie Terry, Pat Greenwell. Norma Fischer, Julie Peters. Sara Hone. Claire McCarthy. Donna Hopp. Jenny Tarpley. Sue Schneider. Jan lhde Pat Evans. Dorothy OReilly. HAM RADIO CLUB Wayne Ehrke, Scott Lippold. Paul Wegwert. Glenn Meacham. Dave Gill. Bill Meyer. George Dewey. Bruce Thackwray. Charlie Ray, Christopher Meehl. Jim Corey. G.A.A. Amy Dysart. Becky Eberhardt, Diane Gilbert. Cathy Heck. Pam Jankowski. Sue Jacobs. Eva Kaal. Barb Koenig, Vicki Kriegel, Diane Laabs. Carol Mizwicki. Chris Nemec. Jean Nemec, Chris Piper, Eileen Scheibner, Joan Scheibner. Mary Scheibner. Donna Schuyler, Diane Weyrauch, Debbie Feller, Pat Frewen, Sharon Heneghan, Sue Peters, Sandy Prescott, Shelly Appner, Renee Watts. Gail Connor, Beth Foster, Jan Handke, Sue Herrick. Sue Johnson, Debbie Joplin, Janet Knox, Jan McCarthy, Liz Petrenko. Carol Roese, Jean Sather. Diane Schuch, Karen Bengston, Renne Froehlich, Linda Heck, Linda Jancik, Janet Leyrer. Barb Pertle. Gail Pobursky, Laurie Taylor. Marie Pringels, Kathy Roberts, Diane Sennett, Joan Swanson, Vickie Terry, Sue Fanter, Nancy Evans, Sue Berning, Lois Bucher, Kerry Duetschman, Terry Mergenthaler, Sue Snader, Jane Wilbrandt, Char Karlove, Barb Knuth, Laura Polnow, Maureen Henghan, Sue Dearmom. Sandy Larson. Patti Jancik. Karen Behrns, Deb Knuth, Kay Pedersen, Wanda Benda, Nancy Forrest. Sara Hone. Claire Mc- Carthy. Paula Swanson. Liz Davies. Ginny Beringer, Raven Zimmerman, Linda Burnett, Elaine Johnson, Barb Wahner, Jane Gatto. Patti Grass. Eiane Westervelt, Jodie Zank. Jan Dillon. Pam Geddis. Sue Jacobs, Char Olson. Lou Ann Price, Donna Schmidt, Margaret Strom. DANCE AND GYMNASTICS CLUB Kris Spangard, Elizabeth Petrenko. Renee Watts. Laura Switzer. Denee McKinley. Kathy Roberts. Lori Abramson. Barb Koenig. Karen Schlarb, Karen Abromaitis. LEADERS CLUB Debbie McLean, Geri Lortie, Karen Traisnell, Melodie Miller, Linda Heck. Debbie Knuth, Kathie McLaIchie, Kay Pederson, Sandy Larson. Carol Bohl, Janis Burger. Paula Knapek, Maureen Heneghan. Karen Behrns. Char Olson, Marianne Otte, Cheryl Roszko, Kathy Rink. Barb Wienke, Laura Polnow, Deb Cryer. Kitty Pertle, Raven Zimmerman, Kim Andrews, Deb Handren. Nancy Forrest. Pat Quinby, Donna McGarry, Debbie Kittridge, Diane Henry, Paula Swanson, Debbie Arakelian, Carol Andrews, Karen Teft. Shirley Bac- on, Andi LeBlanc, Judy Gieseke. Liz Davies, Sue Blank, Sue Nunes, Jenny Seacat, Mary Reynolds. Ina Canizaro, Karen Kamholz. COOPERATIVE WORK TRAINING David Bruns, Curtis Bryant, Kim Childs, Jeanne Chitwood, Marlene Couch, Curtis Foglesong, James Foreman, Terry Haynes, Mar- guerite Kaye, Diane Kempf, Glenn Klasen. James Koch, Ole Kristensen, Margaret Kufahl. Melvin Lein. Jeanette Madsen. Karen Nor- lund. Debbie Palek. Louis Partipilo, Charlene Perkins, Connie Pickett, Steve Rasmussen. Douglas Renslow, Cynthia Ross. Ken Sade. Betty Schnell. Mary Schnell, Susan Schroeder, James Sedgeley, Kathy Smith, Larry Stratton, Larry Tessendorf, Jeanne Vodnansky, Rob- ert Weiss. Dave Woodson. Irma Reyna. Larry Somonsen. Kar'en Winger, Bill Fritz, Jeffrey Stermer, Mark Howley. OFFICE OCCUPATIONS CLUB Billie Jean Baldwin, Debbie Cook, Sue Eng, Marianne Enright, Anne Hougas, Lorrie Korinko, Janice LuttrelL Sharon McVicker. Maura O Connor, Deb Peters, Kathy Rink, Colleen Shebeck, Sue Smith, Roxanne Vodak. Charles Beuning. DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS Jean Campbell, Jeff Cupp, Jeff Danek, Rick Erwood, Bob Golbeck, Paul Herrick, Rick Hiss. Greg Jesse, Randy Knowles, Gary Konosa, Jan Koura, Joe Lutz, Bruce MacKenzie, Ted Marshall, Craig Mullen, Roger Olson. Don Ritter, Randy Ross, Cheryl Roszko, Bob Schleicher, Bob Syversen, Gary Thorow, Mark Barchard, Ray Bobek, Mike Deckard, Joan Evans, Bob Huff, Bruce Jones, Mike Keenum, Chris Kennedy Lynn Kuc. Don Powers, Jim Powers, Bill Schultz, Roy Skog. Dave Wilbrandt, Jim Zwicky. VARSITY CLUB Greg Schafer, Corky Plews, Bud Nystrom, Scott Williams, John Ludwigsen, Steve Schafer. Mike Woelffer, Mike Fruhauff. Bill Radke. Pat Pfleffer, Frank Shields, Jim Waters. Larry Hipps Jeff Walker. Don Rooney, Tom Lutsch. Don Gervais. Paul Radke. Doug Funk. Skip Herrick, Steve Schenk, Duane Mariage, Tom O D0nneIl, Mark Nelson, Monty Stone. Tom Kravenas, Jeff McAtee. Tim Lamkin. Tom Lamkin, Brion Miller, Ken Cunny, Dave Sifmund. Bill Dinzole, Steve Renne, Bob Lachenmaier. Bave Peaco. John Paulson. Marty Davis, Dana Dinham, Joe Angelo, Jim Dobbeck, Steve Pakulla, Steve Smith, Bert Douglas. ART CLUB Dale Berlin, John Ray, Jane Gallo, Cathy McPike, Susan Tresse, Mark Beyen Ann Dewey, Brad Englert, Mike Gerry. Jerry Kopp. Cathy Besler, Cindy Golgers, Rick Capotosto, Lynette Buix, Julie Willie, Jackie Church. Jodie Zank, Julie Craig, Linda Burnette, Bl Wicklas. Paul Jimenez, Sharon Stermer. Larry Prchal. Cindy Feldl. 157 159 ADMINISTRATION Mr. Krause Mr. Buckner WTNA $319le - Far left: Mr. Chapman Left: Mr. Ackerman BOARD OF EDUCATION H; W E' 3i 1 i . . Seated: Mrs. Haroldson, Mr. Wil- brandt. Mrs. Fonda. Standing: Mr. Smith. Mr. Stutts, Mr. Bailey, Mr. Buckner. Mr. Malone. Mrs. Trout. Mr. Ackerman. Mr. Baker. 160 GUIDANCE Mr. Kessler M iss J acobs Mrs. Lamkin SCHOOL SERVICES Left: Mr. Began Right: Mrs. Chott 161 ENGLISH Mr. Tarpley M r. Hawkinson Miss Sandona 162 Mrs. Anderson Mrs. Wright 3 Mr. Henning Mr. Beck Miss Bobek Mrs. Schwegel Mrs. Scamehorn 163 ENGLISH montinuem Miss Cline Mr. Cryer Mr. Green Mrs. Waschbusch Mrs. Hussman Miss Malstrom 164 SOCIAL SCIENCE Mr. Peaco Mr. Mack Mr. Hartung Miss Sicpker Far right: Mr. Otto Right: Mr. Reber Far left: Mrs. Babb Left: Mr. Bradford 165 166 Mr. Garman Mr. Droszcz SCIENCE Mr. Bennett Mr. Weaver Mr. McCarthy Mr. Hawkins Mr. DeVries Mr. Phelps Mr. M arks Mr. Scheel 167 168 Mr. Curtiss MATH Mr. Van Horn Mr. Faellaci and Mr. Goodwin M r. Kloepfer Mr. Gibson Mr. Gardner Mr. Blundy Mr. Ottley Mr. Snyder I69 x R 51' va glin'faw Q m2; 3 C -k J , f , : 3W 3;? . 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