Deerfield High School - O YAD Yearbook (Deerfield, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1984 volume:

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AcTs such os Jennie Lipowich's Love of My Life, Julie BenTon's ulvlosochism Ton- go, ond PogeonT QThe senior guys' ocTQ broughT forTh sTreoms of uproor- ious loughTer. ul loughed so much I hod Teors pouring ouT of my eyes, sold senior STocy SmlTh. The greoT music in STunTs ddded o loT To The show. STudenTs become so involved wiTh The music of The Two bonds, Blue Moon ond FoIlouT, ThoT They clopped olong wiTh Them. The colorful ddnce Troupe wos olso very enTerTclining. The porTiciponTs, olong wiTh The cru- dlence, hod o greoT Time oT STunTs '83. Being in The senior girls' kickline wds d loT of fun, sold Down LoBudo. l never knew whoT being on sToge wos like! Julie Lewis odded, STunTs This yeor wos d Terrific experience. The show wos o loT of fun To do, ond l hod The chonce To meeT mony new people. STunTs hos olwoys been on enjoy- oble experience for boTh oudience ond porTiciponTs. STunTs '83 cerToinly kepT This TrodiTion olive. TOP: GeT Thee To o nunnery, Mike SToubiTz. RIGHT: Suson Boss. Deon Feldmon, Jennie Lipowich, BreTT Boer, BreTT Rodford. 14 STunTs 'lr .Q :ir LEFT: Sharen Carlson and STeve Lencioni make music fogeiher, CENTER: Sophomores regress To freshmen. Mr ABOVE: Karin Osfebo geTs Dance Troupe ready To boogie. LEFT: Julie Benton won'T IeT Bret? Radford our of her clurches. Sfunts '15 - SpiriT - Waniors Ready To Win This year's Homecoming acTiviTies began wiTh The annual Powderpuff FooTball Game on Wednesday, OcTo- ber 42. The game was played well by boTh juniors and seniors, buT The seniors skillfully defeaTed The juniors in The end. The fesTiviTies conTinued laTer on in The week, wiTh The Pep Rally on Friday nighT. The Cheerleaders and Pom Pon Squad did Their famous rouTines, and everyone yelled unTil They losT Their voices. NaTurally, The seniors won The SpiriT Jug wiTh Their Senior Show- down Themel The winners of The Homecoming Window PainTing Con- TesT were announced: seniors Leda TrachTenberg, Bob YoesT, and Ra- chana SasTry. Gail Heyman said, The firsT place window was specTacularl IT was obvious a loT of hard work was puT inTo iT. On SaTurday morning, The FooTball Players, Cheerleaders, Pom Pon Squad, Marching Band, and Flag Corps marched Through Deerfield. Class floaTs were judged before The pa- rade, and The firsT place prize was awarded To The junior class. AfTer The spellbinding vicTory over The Waukegan EasT Bulldogs, couples celebraTed by going To The Home- coming Dance on Safurday nighT. TOP: Pep rally leaders Nancy Wolff and ScoTT Frerichs. MIDDLE: Fierce girls affack in wild Powderpuff game. RIGHT: Chicago Bear Ted AlbrechT and bag of goodies. '16 Homecoming .rum mms M19 if T T liNTS .ill N . X g ,.,, , ,.-, 1 4' ,cf I X Wx , . ,Q T 52: E . Z m ust , ncnmis Q . -l - 5' T s i is F . If 55 .g mg. ' .. ss Qs ' -md. N. If N 4 A i i. l L - , 42 , 1 :- i 17 M -QLL T' i 5 -'Q M r- 1 M' ,V lc p 5 o L -E 3 - M az 5 f .ff f -- A ,N L, f.-15, - . ml-A hw' LEFT: Get a look at those cuties! BELOW: lst place window is a masterpiece of design and execution. iurg., KJ Qi?- :?.,.A,.--fart ABOVE: Senior Pom Pon Squad dances the blues in black. LEFT: Cheerleaders present traditional ach-che-cha dance, yaunX?:,'. -,-...'l .1 Homecoming 17 dd k ., K ',. , ki f : E is gi Ki in M div Y H. ii ,fix 'S A 5 . x.. S Fl. -I S as-.... 5 If SQ M 5 A gi 2 Sw' 1 .. F' 'Y N -. - 'Y , Q 5 W ,ws .Q - sr X 5 X in ,. w Q A is N 'K ' 'IQ Y A..-if X k ff K 5 .. SF' Q ' z l IU SQ - If my WX H+ W -3,53 3? - L X5 5 55?-S'-25 ' w My K M . X 'f' 5 SEA N: jk s ,su , Y D- N., -wil'll1efS- DHS Traditions Upheld WarriorfesT was a huge success This year. Carrying on The annual Tradifion, all Three levels of The foofball Team came ouT ahead of The Waukegan EasT Bulldogs. The VarsiTy Warriors con- cluded The afTernoon wiTh a 35 To 20 vicTory over The Bulldogs. AfTer The game, sTudenTs hurried home To geT ready for The Homecom- ing dance, A STep Through Time. The dance was held in The sTudenT cafeTeria and The music was provided by The group SofT Touch. The band played boTh slow and fasT music, which gave The more creaTive danc- ers a chance To show off Their skills. Following The dance, many couples paTronized local resTauranTs or jusT wenT To The houses of friends. AnoTher lmporTanT elemenT of Homecoming weekend was The Homecoming courT. Homecoming aT- TendanTs were as follows: freshman - Alyssa WinTer and Larry Finer, sopho- more - STacy Flanders and Jamie BeccheTTi, junior - Karen Kamberg and Andy Solem, and senior - Jennie Lipowich and Dave HeTzel. This year's king and queen were Mark McAuliffe and Sara Cook. The high energy and spiriT of WarriorfesT '83 will long be re- membered. ,vm i101n ROLK TO TOP LEFT1 Warrior foofball is always a big hiT. MIDDLE LEFT: Krina Gibbs swirls flag To band music. ABOVE: Juniors rock To The beaT on Their winning floaT. 20 Homecoming Xt I 1 4- '43 Hmm v.41m,.l.i LEFT: Cheerleaders holler and dance for Team and crowd. BELOW: Stacy Flanders, Jennie Lipowich, Sora Cook, Karen Komberg, Alyssa Winler. CENTER: Proud seniors display Their much-deserved Spirit Jug. ABOVE: Marni Rosenlnal and Kcilhy Hansen. Homecoming 21 - WORK - Feeding The Wallets AfTer The school bell rings aT 3:24, Deerfield sTudenTs find a varieTy of ways To pass The Time. One Type of sTudenT races home or To The library To hiT The books, buT These T f T' sTudenTs are definiTeIy in The minoriTy. Many ofher sTudenTs are involved in exTracurricular acTiviTies, while oThers go home To collapse unTil The nexT school day. Finally, There are The sTudenTs who geT home from school -4 jusT in Time To go To work. There are many places where Deerfield sTudenTs can be seen working. In NorThbrook CourT, for example, DHS sTudenTs work in The courTyard resTauranTs, aT The Gap, and in Kaybee Toys. ln The Deerfield Commons, The cheerful faces of Deerfield sTudenTs can be seen in Holly's Hallmark, Walgreen's and Jewel. lvlosT people hold jobs To earn some exTra spending money or save for college. Some jobs also provide experience for fuTure careers. A final greaT benefiT of Taking a parT Time job is making a loT of new friends. One working junior said, Working has enabled me To save up for a new car. Even more imporTanTly, however, iT has given me a chance To meeT many exciTing people. sf' E . TOP: Will iT be yogurf chips or rciisin blops for Jon Tannenbaum? ABOVE: The Pie House is a place for work and fun. RlGHT: Jon Segal gives dressing Tips aT GaTsby's. 22 Work 1' -. - -W M f n' 'L N .,,., if K :mgfv-ks was ., N ,S , , . ik X, lf! b if i A , K' L K Q 'X aww-ww I TOP LEFT: Tony Szybkowski oi Veniure re-gisfer. LEFT: Vicki Godzicki checks compuier prinfoui. BELOW: Audra Zuckerman selling drugs. 'iiiil E w ' Q? , M .H TOWN I g ,,,, .k ,.W. 1 1 A v r,,,f,i, jiri W W m. T W T' whClf'S New In Deerfield WhoT? You live in Deerfield? You're kidding, righT? You don'T reolly live in Deerfield. Do you? Yes iT's True. l live in Deerfield. Are we Tolking obouT The some Deerfield - The plooe wiTh oll The floods ond The onTi-drug groups? Well, Deerfield is more Thon jusT ndTurol disosTers ond o Tomo hongouf. There's much more you probobly never even heord obouT. Like whoT? Well, in dddifion To crusoding ogoinsf drugs, Deerfield cifizens con olso eoT of one of The ciTy's mony fine resTouronTs like The Pie House. Horry's, Belden's Deli, ond There is even ,o new ond improved bokery There. How obouf shopping? Are There ony sTores in ThoT fciscinofing Town you live in? lT's inTeresTing ThoT you broughf ThoT up. Deerfield's own Codwell's Corners Shopping CenTer wos iusT builT. How obouf enTerTolnmenT? WhoT con you do in Deerfield? Well, you con olwoys wdfch coble TV. And There's olwoys The obvious And whoT's ThoT? AnTi-drug compoigning, silly. RIGHT: Shopping Moll Coldwell's Corners provided ci few more pldces To shop. ABOVE LEFT: The old sTondby - Horry's Grill ABOVE RIGHT: New Common's resfouronf. Belden Deli. 24 Town HARRYS GRM 'W-Maxim. T. H. MANDY AMLIN GS LEEWARDS SHOE'TOWN WILSON -JUMP LINENS'N THINGS y ' I DOOR couinr FISH , ,, , , - H- , i I 1 J W f-ef T f in iz 1'-' X i i E T ' V N134 AUldB can mm' ensue.- -W., A..-ew-W A ': ,M . ,, H My N ,V 5 ' 'gnu FOR SHOPPING Northbrook Court V LEFT: Even minus Sears, I. Magnin, Neiman Marcus and Lord 84 Taylor siill aifracied a large crowd To NBC, ABOVE: Chi-Chi's provided some relief from hamburger faiigue. ABOVE LEFT: Cable brought HBO, Showfime, Gnd M-TV To DSeI'fi6id. ABOVE RIGHT: The renovated bakery boasis an arf deco interior and ice cream bar. Town 25 - FADS - Trends A1 ol-is New fads and fashions hit DHS like a storm this year with the increasing popularity of punk. Punk hairstyles were seen all around Deerfield, and it was no longer rare to see guys with a pierced ear or two. Another phenomenon to hit DHS was the absolutely adorable Cabbage Patch Doll. Almost every student dreamed of owning his or her very own Cabage Patch Kid with a shrivelled plastic face. Along with these dolls, the new cordless space phones were high up on holiday lists. The party game of the year could only be Trivial Pursuits. DHS students were naturally great players thanks to their great knowledge and comprehension of trivial matters. The last fad to hit DHS was video rock. Seeing favorite songs creatively put on the T.V. screen was an exciting way to experience music. The music of Michael Jackson, the Police, Culture Club, and David Bowie were all big hits this year. Even though hopeless preps and Air Supply fans could still be found roaming the halls, DHS was right in step with the latest fashions. 26 Pads And Fashions l l TOP: Jim Kanter displays spike jewelry. ABOVE: Basil Danos models a type of footwear that became especially pop after Christmas trips to Vail and Aspen RIGHT: David Pinsky dons Risky Business and classic argyle sweater. gvv 1-. vi vi 5. Q 5 If X , it LEFT: Debby Finn with the Floshdonce look ond Guess jeans. ABOVE: Snozzy tights ond jozz shoes run rompont ot DHS. TOP: The much coveted Cobboge Pqtch kids ond Triviol Pursuit of 19841, Fclds And Foshions 27 - Tumble - Head 0VeI' Heels Maniac! 'Going Bananas! Thrill- er! These numbers and more made The 4983 gymnasTic show. Under The Big Top, more fun Than a Three ring circus. This year's circus Theme involved gymnasTic monkeys, Tigers, lions, horses, flame Throwers, and pink ele- phanTs. Even The janiTors goT in on The acT, having been sTruck by The Boo- gie Fever of The circus! The gymnasTs had Two monThs of long hard pracTices in preporaTion for The evenT. One sophomore gymnasT said, IT sure wasn'T easy, buT i Think ThaT all of our energy and hard work really paid off. A few of The 27 acTs in The show were l'Taking a Chance, which feaTured eighT girls on TighTropes Cbalance beamsj doing courageous and daring Tricks, You Can Do Mag- ic, a rhyThmic gymnasTics rouiine wiTh hoops, balls, and ribbons, and The Dance of The Tumblers, sTarring girls vauITing over horses. WiTh The help of ringmasTer ScoTT Weisman and sponsor Carol Myers, This year's show was a big hiT, AfTer The show, The gymnasTs held a fIip-flop-a- Thon, which was a loT of fun and also raised money for a new gymnasTics maT. fri' TOP: Dave WinsTon execules perfect balance. ABOVE: GymnasTs Tumble for you. RIGHT: Club members go knock-kneed. 28 Gymnastics Show N 5 TT' LEFT: Mcureeh Roemer clowns around OD The beom. BOTTOM RIGHT: Bebe SIoTky sTroys from The sTompede. BELOW: BeTh Weiss smiles OT The crowd during her solo, six ,sa G-ymhosTics Show 29 - XENO - World Come To DHS On February 40th, sheltered DHS students got to have their yearly experience with other cultures at Ethnocenter. This custom was initiated by Randall Schultz and John Vacek in 4977. The two men were downtown visiting Mayor Daley's ethnic folk festival when an inspiration hit them. They decided that it would be good to have an ethnic celebration at DHS to fill the mid-winter void. Ethnocenter, as it is called, has since become a popular tradition, with about one hundred students participating this year. This year, real weird exhibits were kept to a minimum in order to help keep Ethnocenter justifiable from an educational standpoint. This did not, however, prevent students from experiencing a huge range of cultures - from Lithuania to Ecuador to Indonesia, and of course most of Europe. Randall Schultz commented, Ethnocenter allows students to be introduced to all kinds of backgrounds. lt is an all-around good time in a cultural setting. Colleen Piersen, representing Russia at Ethnocenter, laughingly added, There's so much that we share, so it's time we're aware, it's a small world after all. TOP: Abbodanza Papa Gulotta. ABOVE: Oedipus and mother portray Greek culture RIGHT: Mike Stoubitz attracts cr crowd. as usual 30 Ethnocenter LEFT: Jane Garlock collects more than just Barbies. BELOW: Wendy Smith and Audra Wenzlow represent Lithuania. BOTTOM: Louis Wenzlow tips his sombrero. Ethnocenter 31 1 1 RIGHT Nagging wife Julie BenTon geTs her due Actors Go Welsh This year's drama season opened wiTh a challenging play, Under Milk- wood. Joel Johnson, a new direcTor, made The play a memorable exper- ience wiTh The help of sixfeen fine casT members and an able crew. Under Milkwood is a play wriTTen by The Welsh poeT, Dylan Thomas. IT is The sTory of one day in a small Town in Wales. IT involves The lives of very sim- ple, ordinary people. The play's complexiTy resulTed from The greaT number of characTers por- Trayed. Besides The Three narraTive voices, There were over forTy charac- Ters, making iT necessary for each ac- Tor To play Three or four differenT roles. A problem wiTh The play was ThaT much of The audience was confused by Thomas' poeTic sTyle and had Trou- ble following along. IT was a difficulT play for everyone, admiTTed Linda BaseviTz, senior and casT member. 'iBuT, she added, The producfion of Under Milkwood was a rewarding ex- perience for everyone involved. An- oTher casT member, junior Eric Morris, said, I believe The play was successful because iT provided new insighT inTo The meaning of life. Q. ABOVE: Vicky Tvlishoulam and Eric Morris pucker up as casT gawks 32 Fall Play N .wfif S M... ff N. 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I, V,', g 5 E ' D fig-'iflfjjgid 25 I I Y It, . . 'lVIar1nes set for pullbac 31515.23 billion GW' S - Iowa opens HOPE fad ' No break QiET A?j?2g?Q'A '7 x 'T' Democrats' ' .. lorpeace lucmroans A ' X 'Tw 2' egipected ' Mg? road show 1 'B J! Q Current Events 35 - JUMP - LeT's Go Dancin' After months of hard work and preparation, the twenty-four girls in Dance Club put on one of the best shows ever. Let's G-o Dancin ' included a variety of numbers incorporating jazz, modern, ballet, and Tap. Also included was a Rock Through The Ages with the jitterbug, the twist, and disco. All of the dances were choreographed and performed by club members. Special appearances by Ross Brown and certain senior guys added originality to The show. Audience member Cheryl Moeller commented, The dancers were fantastic! I really loved The David Toma imitation. Ross Brown was unforgettable. l'm ready glad I saw the show. The girls began rehearsing in October and devoted Their after-school hours to practicing. President Jill Rudolph said, 'lThis is The most prepared we've ever been for a show. According To The members, The long hours were well worth it. Audra Zuckerman stated, The two nights on stage made all the time and effort worthwhile. This year's show was the most fun and the most satisfying. All in all, Dance Club Show '84 was a lot of fun for everyone involved. ABOVE: Stacey Splnnel and Karin Ostebo rhumba during a rehearsal ABOVE Audra Zuckerman leads cast through MIDDLE: Jodi Goodman swirls on stage. 36 Dance Club Show -VERSA- Girls Do Asking This year's TurnabouT dance, Spring in The OrienT, was held on Iviarch Third in The cafeTeria. The annual TurnabouT, sponsored by Gima, gives girls The opporTuniTy To build up Their courage in order To ask Their favoriTe guys ouT for an evening of dancing and dinner. Included in This year's orienTaI aTmosphere were many decoraTions, forTune cookies, and OriehTaI fans for each couple as a souvenir of The evening. One sTudenT remarked, I really loved The dance, buT was disappoinTed To find my fan smashed and ripped as I wenT To pick IT up. Prior To The dance, couples voTed for TurnabouT King and Queen. The nominees for This honor were selecTed by GIIVIA wiTh The quaIIficaTion of involvemenT In one or more sporTs. This year's King was Todd Lanscioni and The Queen was Claudia Casey. WiTh all of The colorful decoraTions, dressy cloThes, greaT music and high spiriTs, TurnabouT '84 could noT have been anyThing buT a huge success! Gail Heyman said, TurnabouT This year was an experience I won'T soon be forgeTTIng. TOP LEFT: TurnabouT Queen Claudia Casey. TOP RIGHT: Rhonda LuTTon and Mark Perrin demonsTraTe The laTesT dance sTyle. RIGHT: Craig Samuels and Sharon Jacobs TwlsT n' shouT. 38 TurnabouT vr ','7 1 f fx. w k,,,,,. ! nf' TOP LEFT: Seniors siop ociion To soy cheese TOP RIGHT: Shoron Jocobs ond ner clone. LEFT: Queen Cloudio Cosey ond King Todd Lonscioni. ABOVE: The some seniors boogie if up. Turnoboui 39 -LIFE- Is A Cabaret Deerfield l-ligh School was hiT by a wave of color and fun wiTh The arrival of This year's spring musical, CabareT. The musical, presenTed by The Fine ArTs DeparTmenT, was a challenge To perform especially because of a number of subploTs inTerTwined wiTh one anoTher. Cliff Bradshaw, played by ScoTT lVlaroviTz, was a young American visiTing Berlin. In The show, Bradshaw evenTually meT up wiTh a mysTerious seducTive woman by The name of Sally Bowles, porTrayed by Julie BenTon. Bradshaw renTed his aparTmenT from Frau Schneider Qplayed by Susan Bassy, who was being courfed by The sweeT, old Herr Schuliz Clvlike Lazarj. Finally, Bradshaw was used by a black markeT smuggler named ErnsT CDean Feldmanj. Along wiTh all of The differenT soap opera Type subploTs of The musical were difficulT song and dance rouTines cenfering around The KiT-KaT girls and The emcee Cplayed by Vicki Mishoulamy. The performers all did a greai job combining Their TalenTs To pull TogeTher The complex aspecTs of The musical in order To produce a Terrific show. Julie BenTon commenTed, CabareT was a TasTe of everyThing. TOP: Vickie Misnoulam is accosfed by a hairy friend ABOVEZ KH-Kai kickline. RIGHT: Laura Myers and KaTe Scholl drape Themselves over chairs 40 Spring Musical my f ir, , I ll H4 if 1 if E: 'A S' Y . Q gf f' ,, . if P 41 ,x..'vLC.x,. A s .abtxj I I ,, ,, bf .,,, IELD nssnrxsnn nszmsw new rm veamzw mmm mm ns:-zarzsu nzznrmn mm naznnm DEERFIELD msrflfl mf-:ew mmm naman mn 9 BEWIELD MWIELD DEERHELD DEER :sw DMIELD mlm ne F IELD Wm! D HI FIELD E WTELD I L9 DHIEU E! IELD ml!!-D E ,-nl . VQZI I A . AV :Q -Z A' I I fl V' I b A,,b I I ' BELOW: Chemistry students take an H20 break ABOVE: Computer student seeks aid of math teacher. RIGHT: Ingrid Schwarz searches for her unknown. 44 Math f Science xtfbv- S ,,, ,KK 55,913 - ., . - --,'.m- '4is11,,45i4'3.-g fi - aww QW S 521 A.. 2 ' - 'mi' 'r. -5i5.':L.:zfg.,i.m 412. ff - - ,W N ,Q ,:-. f L . 4 , -i pink' z, x. 11 -7 fb '17, .E -51 Si ' ,S W .z, f 2 'ef-iz: iesikffw, --' W ,fg-ymsy gh M QNX Q, K muh ABOVE: Mr. Repsholdl Checks up On Jeff Lcpin. RIGHT: Mr. Schullz gesficuloting in his economics class, 46 Social Studies BELOW: Brion Hoffmon's sunglasses uid in mop placement R i lx f,1 4 . xsi ,N jug, S.. V I Languages Bravo Comment allez vous? Wue gen. es nhnen'7 6Como esta usted'7 you can t understand at least one of these phrases chances are that you are deprnvrng your self of an integral part of your education French German and Spanssh PIGQQQQ the dlfferent cultures ofthe countnes Be grnnrng wlth grammar and essentlal vo caloulary students at DHS can attain near fluency by fourth year Throughout their study students are exposed to tapes readings drscussaons food fllms and when DOSSlDf6 natlve speakers and outrngs ABOVE: Marianne Schiess en ecoutant aux disques. Knowledge of a foreugn language can be useful nn both travel and busxness So brush up on those loonjoursl I l at Dl-IS attempt to induct students into ABOVE: Department Chairman Merle Monroe uses an Apple a day. TOP LEFT: 2nd year Spanish estudiantes estan - -X escuchando a una cinta de comprehension. Foreign Languages 47 ' BELOW: Mr. Putz teaching ceramics students oll there is to know BOTTOM RIGHT: Pcrul Scrlrn ond Mory Pcrt Keup discover the sound of music. 5 X ABOVE: Ken Glcrser creating rnetol masterpieces. 50 Fine Arts BELOW: Helen Martin pointing 0 pretty picture. LEFT: Koren Purves ond Anno Berg in their bond bonnets. NS ' XM.-wink 3 tm rw' 5.....w lm 1-' ABOVE: Joe Trocolo ond his marching drum set. Fine Arts 51 The days of only reading and writing in the DHS English Department are gone Now students know a great deal about poetry different writing styles oratory and drama Starting freshman year stu dents are exposed to all types of short stories novels and plays Knowledge in these areas as built upon during sopho more year with the study of myths epic Speech or Persuasion and Debate ln pu nror year students master the dreaded term paper Senior classes are speclfrcal ly designed to prepare students for col lege level work Enrichment courses in the BELOW: Senior Marcy Fradkin helping freshmen with English English Department include Journalism Creative Wrsting and Etymology poems, Shakespearean tragedy. and 52 English 4 RIGHT: Tracy Ullman at the dreaded podium. ABOVE: Sometimes l read a book . . . and detest the author. -Swift BELOW: Student searching for o few more books. nm ABOVE: Pofrons of lMC's poperbcck section, ABOVE: The knowledge of words is The gcfe of scholarship. -Wilson IMC 53 ABOVE: Mike Delgrosso practices for a career in architecrure. RIGHT: Mr, Cooksey checks up on Greg Spears' computer program. 54 Applied Arts BELOW: IT'S fOr you. A 1 N 4 l 4 W r 1 BOTTOM LEFT: Nancy Greenberg tinkers wirh Toddlers. 'Hlq BELOW: Typing sTudenT sTudenT Ieorns her keyboard. . -fv- ,f T ' E. S A ABOVE: Freshmen work in woodshop. Applied Arts 55 56 LCAVC Each morning and afternoons DHS up- perclassmen board a bus heading for learning' specialized 'skills at the Lake V County Area Vocational Center lt s a great opportunity to get ahead in the job market 'exclaimed one Cosmetolo- gist-to-be. By the time l graduate from high schooi l ll already have my license. An enthusiastic auto mechanics student remarked. Attending LCAVC is much more fun than being confined to DHS classrooms 300 minutes each ddyff Of course. LCAVC students still have to 'at- tend certain required classes at Dt-ES. ine addition of LCAVC to their curriculums gives them the chance to gain valuable experience in their chosen trades. LCAVC: Experience RIGHT: An obviously pleased customer of the LCAVC Cosmetology school. ABOVE: Liz Puckett studies beauty hints. ABOVE GVSQ 5h90h0f1 Dflmes 0 CUT , I BELOW: Steve Piocenzc welds well. . 3.1 ' X if .. 95 ' ABOVE: Jovier ond Alfredo Albo Tinker. fl LCAVC 57 BELOW: Kim Sloiky finds The job of Senior Advisor overbearing. BELOW: Gail Horwitz making use of college resources ABOVE: Freshmen oid each other in Advisory. LJs.b.L..bn.h ihhihh 'M 4,1 A ,fgl-Vi Aff, I' 0 0 w G' :W f' Qlxfi V 1 W4 ' 0 'll 'ffm in f qi f'!4f,' 5,1 TOP: Senior Advisors. ABOVE: Robby BYOFITFTTOD checks out LCAVC. ABOVE: Cheryl Quoss laughs with her freshmen. Q, Guidance X Service 59 'vs Q non nr Sl H 4 Q r p Q1 Q Y , an-, . f J . , I 4 f I 5 xy Y fs 3 tgn Q: 1 af 1 4 . 4 . n, ' 'A - 4 1,4 V .ngfl Q 5 ,, ,. .- Q :F , , , . N. an 1? J ,wk K , x 'Af I ' 1' ,L ,, if 'sw A-20 A, J. A 0 'L ff' V ,fr , its ,5 .mf 4 ,- M41 S ,N .. ' 4 . ,L 'R - 1 b. ' w .'f'f' ' ga., , X fi. .xi ruff xx xr i A. . , 4 ' mf- ' . 'W wry haw,-W' 'ww g .Q ..e .fv, 'i li wi, ,L ' .. it ' P -w2!m,f6w 55A3n' ' vi A x 5 ?f S I? I3 IE 'U 3 Warriors Stumble Through Season On The opening day of The 4983 high school foofball serious injuries This year Than I've ever known aT season, Deerfield confidenTly rolled over Public League Deerfield. Among These were a sprained neck, a foe, Sullivan, and erased The memories of The '82 playoff sprained ankle, and six muTilaTed knees. loss To Public League member Tilden. ThaT game, The high poinfs of The season were undoubfedly The however, Turned ouT To be The Team's mosT convincing V vicfory over Sullivan and The firsT half romping of vicTory. lnconsisfency and serious injuries whiTTled away EvansTon. BuT nobody held his head high when a aT The coaches' and players' efforTs, buT The final record Waukegan defender inTercepTed and ran Q4 yards To of 6-3 was sfill someThing To be proud of. score! Bearing The brunT of injuries and bad luck, The '83 IT has been a long Time since DHS has been plagued Warriors came Through learning more Than jusT how To by such injuries. Dr. Dominic Renga. Team physician for block or Tackle. The lasT decade, commenfed, There have been more 1,7 '5 9 r .. as Sf 5 1 ' ABOVE: John Turner leads The Warriors To vicTory. 5 Q ,iiga 1, wal RlGHT: John Donhauser gains againsT Sullivan. 62 FooTbalI Freshman Football Team-FIRST ROW: Jeff Vasey, Philip Sassano, Kyle Campbell, MaTT George. Breff Kaiser, Sfeve Kirsch, Brian Carper. Ted Bonar, Sfeve Klasinski. SECOND ROW: Alex Adams, Bob Dunn, David Redmond, Jerry Thompson, Jeremy Hoffman, Larry Keller, Bill Corwin, ScoTT Terry, Ron Sklare, ScoTT Masheris, Craig Collen, David Brown. THIRD ROW: Coach Vic Renaud, Coach Mike BaTTisTa, Sfeve Graham, Al LindsTrom, Chuck Culberfson, Tim RunneTTe, David KanTer. Bill Kerstein, Todd Beauchamp, Tom Foreman, Coach Luke Mueller, FOURTH ROW: Brian Karp, Ed Williams. Tony Gassman, Brad Simon, Maff Ambre, Mike Greenspan, Brad Adelman, Rob Balder, Mike Murray, Carl Schlacher. FIFTH ROW: Mike Ovingfon, David Eck, Tom Baier, STeve Walfon, Dan Rudolph, HamilTon Brown, Brad Saks, Dan Evans, Paul Huber, Mark LickfeTT. r i i Sophomore Fooiball Team-FIRST ROW: John Farioli, Tony Carani, Jeff Garland, Mgr. Mike Fisher, Alex Klopp, Scott Miller, John Olson. SECOND ROW: Dan Yachnin, Mike Olson, Jeff Williams, Bill Bertram, Jamie Salem, Richard Thompson, Colin Cody, Bill Chapman. THIRD ROW: Coach Fred Harris. Jeff Fjeldheim, Pal Sack, Kevin King, Jeff Chase, Mall Trapani, Mall Narrol, Billy Dunn, ,Jamie Beccheili, Gary Tousignanl, Coach Mike Penrod. FOURTH ROW: Heaih Wendell, Rick Buller. Jeff Fridemdn, Mark Amick. Scoii Leon, Brill Trukenbrod, Gerry Bauler, Adam Roberls, iAndy Walvoord, Dan Barker. FIFTH ROW: David Brown, Mike Coll, Perer Rossi, Mike Connor, Bill leslie. Mike Rolman, Packy Jones. Seth Bowers, Bobby Mailhews. -ci l BOTTOM LEFT1 Marco Fanani escapes Sullivan defense. BELOW. Jim Franks dodges Tackle. rw. , W W 4 Z1 --' 1 L wi., I i i Football 63 Varsity Fooibull Team- FIRST ROW: Torn Hulsell, Tim Karp, Mark Gehrig, Mark Hoehne, Pere Taylor, B.J. Zombolo, Sieve Greenberg, Greg Spears, Sluarl Okmin. SECOND ROW: Mgr. Mike Adams, Jeff Crane, Andy Auch, Chip Marlin, Tony Kalama, Larry Kirsch, Joe McLachlan, M,J. Smilh, Jason Wadler, John Laughlin, Brad Beauchamp, Mgr. Kevin LeFevre. THIRD ROW: Coach Paul Adams, Coach Cal Spears, Coach Ron O'Connor, Marlin Cody, Brian Daley, Mark McAuliffe, Marco Fanani. H rr R Bill Crawiord, Jim Canhclm, Dan Brown, Brad Epcke, John Turner, Coach Andy Farrissey, Coach Mike Koehler. FOURTH ROW: Lary Nobile, Dave Swalgren, Craig Ainsworlh, Sean Daley, Josh Weitzman, Scoll Siegel, Ross Brown, Asher Wiess, Jim Franks, Cesar Doval, Mike Baier, David Lili. FIFTH ROW: Garrel Meyer, John Donhauser, Rory Rion, Jim Johnston, Vic Renaud, Chris Mau, Sieve Esp, David Goberville, Joe DeFrank, Mali Edslrom, Phil Marks. ABOVE: Bill Crawford runs for a Touchdown. RIGHT: Brian Daley resls afier DHS viciory. 64 FOOIIJGII I gv LEFT: Greg Spears hurrles opposifion. BELOW: John Donhauser drops back for o pass. ABOVE LEFT: Mark McAuliffe downs Sullivan player. LEFT: Mark McAuliffe crosses The line for a Touchdown. ABOVE: Asher Wiess gains six for DHS. Foorball 65 Girls Display Guts And Stamina The DHS Girls' Tennis Team faced a year of rebuilding Each of the five seniors shared their four years and stiff competition in the 4983 season. experience and knowledge with the underclassmen. Coaches Geoff Gluck Cvarsityj and Elaine Adler QJVJ They were Diana Fliss, Pam Thorsen, Karen Helmes, Darcy both felt this was not the best year as far as the record Popoff, and Karen Haake. The team members supplied went, but that the girls played up to their potential, had all the ingredients needed for a well-rounded team: good attitudes, and put forth a great deal of effort. guts, stamina, endurance, and willingness to improve, Due to injuries, some girls were moved from singles to Although they didn't set any records, the girls had an doubles and vice versa, They adjusted to this very well, enjoyable season that will not be forgotten. it's not giving the coaches high hopes for every meet. whether you win or lose, it's how you play the game, BELOW: Belinda Brown concentrates on return. RIGHT: Kathy Whitson prepares overhead smash. J x .4 .4K'Q Glrls' Tennis Team - FRONT ROW: Wendi HergottQMgr.j, Andrea Schultz, Belinda Brown, Jenniefer Fried, Lynn Prais, Melissa Kaul, SECOND ROW: Darcy Popoff, Kerry Mangin, Suzanne Block, Sue Catalano, llyssa Grossman. Suzanne Gilbert. Jamie Shanin. THIRD ROW: Marcy Zelmer, Stacey Loftus, Karen Haake, Pam Thorson, Monica Kogan, Katy White, BACK ROW: Elaine AdlerQAsst. Coachj, Jennie Cohen, Karin Mangin, Kathy Whitson. Diana Fliss, Karen Helmes, Amy Hatoff, Caroline Franz. Geoff Gluckfl-lead Coachj. 66 Girls' Tennis Pom Tnorson toking o piece our of call. BELOW: Suzanne Gilbert in ready position. LEFT: Koren Helmes goes for The gusto. Girls' Tennis 67 Runners Take The runners knew well in advance ThaT iT was going To be a Tough season. Four of lasf year's Top seven runners had graduafed, and many of The younger, less experienced Team members had yeT To make The difficulT TransiTion To VarsiTy compeTiTion. Despife These seTbacks, The Warriors were a compeTiTive force ThroughouT The season. They had The necessary sTrengTh and TalenT for success. CapTain ScoTT Karambis, Ken Hoffmann, and Rod JeTTe were among The ABOVE: Ain'f noThin' gonna break Their sfride. eeis In Stride beTTer runners along The NorTh Shore. Each of Them placed in The Top Ten in almosT every major meeT. In The larger, more compeTiTive inviTaTionals, however, The Team's major weakness became visible. Quife simply, They lacked The depTh necessary To perform af The level of previous DHS champion Teams. The program is in a rebuilding sTage, said Coach EllioT. The imporTanT Thing is To use each season as a building block To a higher level of performance, J i Varslfy Soph Boys' Cross Country - BOTTOM ROW: Bob Volsard, Greg Lucas, P.J. Velasco. SECONA ROW: Brad Gassman, ScoTT Prais, James Simon, ScoTT Karambis, Sam Kling. TOP ROW: Coach Rich EllioTT, Ken Hoffman, Dan Bruss, ScoTT lVlacArThur, James Sumoski, Sfeve Havlick. Frosh Boys' Cross Country Team - BOTTOM ROW: ScoTT Koppelman, Jay Schloemer. Glen Schwarfz. Eric lvlaxen. TOP ROW: Coach Bob Fjelsful. Ralph Wolfers, Chris NyTko, Jeff Bernsfein. Dave SmiTh, ScoTT Nelson, 68 Boys' Cross Counfry BOTTOM LEFT: Rod JeTTe clearly in the Ieod. BELOW: Runners shore offer-meet emhousicnsm. LEFT: The Torment of cornpefhion is evident. Boys' Cross Country 69 Girls Off Wiih Gun To BeaT The Clock The Girls' Cross CounTry Teom complefed yeT dnoTher successful seoson This yedr, Affer plocing Third in The Loke CounTy Meef, The Tedm wenT on To compile on 8-2 record. The sfrong performdnces of Wendy Selden ond Ndncy Fowler broughT The girls second pldce in The DisTricT Meef. Unforfunofely, The Teom did noT qudlify for The SToTe lvleef. Ofher leciders were Missy SToubiTz dnd Liso Croveffi, who were oided by The consisTenT running of Jonine Joblon. The JV Girls' Cross CounTry Teom, compeTing in only iTs second seoson, dlso enjoyed o successful yeor. The girls ron in Two meeTs, ond compiled d 4-'l record. Junior Kim Smifh led The JV girls To vicTory, wiTh freshmen Missy dnd Chrissy Noffke running consisfenfly dll seoson. The girls ore looking forwdrd To onoTher successful seoson in 4984, wiTh only one senior grdduofing ond d hosT of freshmen gdining confinued running experience. l 1 3 1 4 Players Have Something To Boot The T983 soccer season had iTs ups and downs, buT Coach Van lVliIler's young Team improved greaTly as The season progressed. The Team's record of Three wins, nine losses, and five Ties was noT as good as in previous years, buT The season conTained many Thrilling highIighTs. Our soccer Warriors defeaTed sTaTe-ranked New Trier for The firsT Time in DHS hisTory. Also, The Team was vicTorious in iTs Homecoming maTch againsT Waukegan EasT. The season ended biTTerly buT proudly as The fighTing, waTerlogged squad lasT in iTs sTaTe playoff game To Highland Park. The game, which lasTed Through quadruple overTime, finally ended in a shooT-ouT when The Team was defeaTed 5-4. This year's Team had fine individual performances by halfbacks Dave HeTzel and JusTin Greenberg, and fullback Charlie Cook. These Three players were elecTed To The All-Conference squad. NexT year's Team should be beTTer Than ever, wiTh eighT reTurning leTTermen and sTrong underclassmen. ABOVE: ScoTT Flanders exhibiTs fancy fooTwork, 72 Soccer l ABOVE: Jon Miller sneaks a quickie beTween 3 halves. l Varslty Soccer Team - FRONT ROW: Corey Feldman, Jon Miller, Jordan Greenberg, Greg Meier, Paul Isaacson, Tom Healy, William Zwirner. SECOND ROW: Manager Marcy Fradkin, Charlie Cook, Nick Hahn, Tonv Defilippis, Justin Greenberg, Mark Neulander, Manager Kim Whitte. THIRD ROW: Coach Van Miller, Eric Bramson, Scott Flanders, Dave Hetzel, Don Conover, Manager Basil Dcinos. BELOW: Justin Greenberg sticking tongue out at opposition. BOTTOM: Paul Isaacson in hot pursuit of the ball. A yn? sf-12 Sophomore Soccer Team - FRONT ROW: Rob Anderson, Mike Flomenhoff, Jeff Torosian, Cory Isaacson, Todd Gagerman. SECOND ROW: Matt Plofsky, Dickie Werheim, Jon Senior, Grant Macuba, John Anderson, Brad Feldman, Mike Morrison. THIRD ROW: Todd Bloom, Rob Perrin, David Pacchini, Todd Radunsky, Mark Scholl, Mark Perin, David Marcus, Coach Dave Hiegel. Freshman Soccer Team - BOTTOM ROW: Bruce Adams, Ed Zwirner, Evan Kane, Rich Faro, Ken Crane. SECOND ROW: Darren Green, Alan Heichman, Dan Hangren, Tom Snyder. THIRD ROW: Andrew Mann, Kevin Hansen, Brent Struthers, Jeff Soeder, Jeff Benkler, TOP ROW: Allen Joffe. Scott Bloom, Chris Brehm, Dan Phillips, Joshua Ring, Dan Bernstein, NOT PICTURED: Matt Cohen, John Levin. Soccer For Golfers, Success ls Par For The Cours watched its progress during the '83 season. The Varsity This is the second year since the inception of the DHS squad consisted of Robbie Brantman, Tom Carani, Brad Girls' Golf Team. Under the coaching of Ted Repsholdt, Swanson, Bill Krumm, Rick Lindholm, Mike Golden, Jeff the girls had a highly productive year. ln their '83 season, Radtke, Jeff Ploch, Jeremy Huck, David Fishbein, Todd they doubled their size and the number of tournaments Lanscioni, and co-captains Mike Rowles and Brett they competed in. Moreover, they had their first qualifier Packee. The team stunned opponents by winning the for the Regional Tournament: senior Brenda Kravets. This Lake County Championship, the Conference 4983 Girls' Golf Team MVP summed up the season: Championship, and fourth place at the State Although golf can be a very frustrating game, we all Tournament. All of this was accomplished under Head had a really good time. 741 Girls' Golf Glrls' Vorslty Golf Team-FRONT ROW: Jenny Casey, Sue Sartini, Julie Schotanus, Laura McCarty. Andreya Barnett. SECOND ROW: Tania Kazmer, Wendy Hoops, Coach Ted Repsholdt, Lori Earnest, Patricia Maxey. ABOVE: Girls relax on home turf at the Public Golf Course. l Boys' Varsiiy Golf Team - BOTTOM ROW: Tom Coroni, Brod Swonson, Co-Capt: Mike Rowies, Dovid Fishbein, Mike Golden, Breii Pdckee, TOP ROW: Coach Fred Dickmon, Rick Lindhoim, Co- Cop1.5 Todd Lcnscioni, Jeff Pioch, Jeff Rodike, Bill Krumm. BELOW: Todd Lonscioni puns out BOTTOM LEFT: Jeff Pioch sets his sights. N Froshfsoph Goll Team - FRONT ROW: Jon Londsrnon, Mark Golden, Jeff Fishbein. MIDDLE ROW: Joson Peck, Bdri Hddke, Tom Frdnz. Mork Lonscioni. BACK ROW: Coach Fred Dickrndn, Joe O'Donneii, Ron Abrams, Howord Rothenberg, Tim G-runskc. Boys' Golf 75 Girls Adopt To Tough Competition lf awards were given to the most diligent, Cwith only three seniorsj made quite a difference when cooperative, and spirited 4983 Girls' Field Hockey Team, faced with stiff competition, the girls learned to adapt Deerfield would most certainly come out on top. The by playing twice as hard. By enduring the long and Field Hockey Team's hope and courage throughout the strenuous practices held daily after school, the team season could not have been greater. became even better conditioned for the true sport of A major factor in the team's success was the way field hockey. they all worked together during the games. Junior Laura Though the 4983 Girls' Field Hockey Team will miss their Kruse, team member, stated, Everything clicked and three seniors, they are looking forward to next year with we played as a unit. Nobody could ask for anything great anticipation of an excellent 49841 season. more. Although such handicaps as being a young team Varsity Fleld Hockey Team - BOTTOM ROW: Michelle Stanley, Sarah Snyder, Lisa Newman, Maureen Brandt, Heather Dart. SECOND ROW: Michelle Gordon, Beth Wilson, Amy Kimura, Stefanie Rixecker, Laura Kruse, Nancy Wolf. TOP ROW: Coach Ann Small, Abby Bechler, Julie Bremner, Kristy Newall, Amy Hikes, Becky Morison, Shannon Blair. RIGHT: Gail Mandel pounding the ball in. FAR RIGHT: Kristy Newall vying with opponent for the ball. ,L r-f lv? Ks , I V.. .- ' - A 'I v- K -.L+ uns, rp 75 4, 1 ,Q A-fgA.1rfr:,... K it HMA. f 'syrxli 1 8 , - , , - -.Ku . ..9gbi,.,!8 Q E . rigblw QL. Assn , sn' L. .'-'f'.x'r,A!' Jn' 76 Field Hockey .-on ,An 'f....'.., 5. -it-W .zJZe.z. 'nn-ogg-nu 45112 LEFT: Laura Kruse Tries lo sleal. JV Field Hockey Team - BOTTOM ROW: Alyssa Winter, Kalie Finnegan, Tisa Ryan-Balchelaer. Christy Secher, Kathy Cifuenles, SECOND ROW: Gail Mandel, Danielle Jaske, Amy Bergselh, Belh Levy, Lisa Teplitz, Missy Bechler, TOP ROW: Coach Jean Coleman, Laura Masini, Tina Purcell, Michelle Glgnac, Jenny Krimslein, Debbie Shapiro, Shelly Roman, LEFT: Amy Hikes shows powerful drive. i, N. ' K ' . L Q ,, s. 'f' x . . yt ,, V v L . N. qs. ,fqijpk K. ., r Qu ,I .5 .sv s L f y l. .P ,, .4 ' v L... , Q . ' xr : - - . .iw 1 , X -i Lua - ,F iw., , .f fail. 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The girls seem To be very promising for The coming years. The Team is looking forward To an exciTing season nexT year, wiTh seven reTurning VarsiTy players. DHS sTudenTs supporTed The volleyball players wiTh confidence, and The 1984 season is anxiously awaiTed wiTh The same kind of spiriT. concenwahon BOTTOM' Louise Garber pounds ball up and over neT. Varsity Volleyball Team - BOTTOM ROW: Suzy Manning, Julie Buccola. SECOND ROW: Kim Schinto, lngrid Schwarz, BeTh EngelhardT, ChrisTy Campbell. TOP ROW: Coach Gayle Luehr, Kelly l-lamilTon, Kelly Duffy, STefanie Knox, STacy Flanders. TY' 1 its i ff ,. I S5 ABOVE' Kim SchinTo flying high. JV Volleyball Team -BOTTOM ROW: Blanche Schwarz, Maggie Riggio, Wendy Greco. SECOND ROW: Kim Spears, Julie Leslie, Sue Malony, Louise Garber, Sue Cielak, Aimee Nordmark. TOP ROW: Coach Heidi Haueisen, Maria Danos, Jane Edwards, Kim Woodward, Anastasia Danos, ,.g-auvv0 TOP RIGHT: Blanche Schwarz waiting for the big moment. ABOVE: Wendy Greco stretching to meet ball. l A gy,-V . ff -all Freshman Volleyball Team - BOTTOM ROW: Dayle Lieberman, Rhonda Gernady, Kathy Kelley, Tricia Abeles, SECOND ROW: Laura Cohen, Mary Ann Palmer, Marianne Cielak, Julie Neil, Katie Healy, Ann Marie Easton, TOP ROW: Coach Linda Eberhardt, Debbie Baer, Susan Austin, Katy Sanders, Liddy Bowlby, Patty Kuntz, Jami Meyers. Volleyball 79 Girls Go To Great Lengihs To Win WhoT is winning? Jusf dsk ony member of The 4983 Girls' Swim Tedm. They pulled TogeTher To perfecT o Teom ThdT shocked The opposiTion wiTh Their success. The winning Tedm wds led by CopTdin Joyce Boron. She ond Corol Jones were The only reTurning seniors. OTher poinT scorers included Amy Melendy dnd Mdrilyn Merkle M9841 co-copfdlnsp, Suzy Odom Cdiverj, ond I-lillory Hogemon dnd KdThy Fferlchs. BuT The Tedm's sTrongesT osseTs were The freshmen! The Teom wos redlly exclTed when Jennifer Cdrdni BELOW: Rachel Bleckmon plunges heodfirsT inTo her lone. BOTTOM RIGHT, Mdrie PoTrinl-Poli is forever blowing bubbles. ploce Third ln The 500 yord free ond ninTh in The 200 yord free of STc1Te. Kris Youkey dlso ploced elevenfh in The IO0 yord bocksfroke, which helped DHS eorn l8Th oT SToTe. JV wds olso very impressive This yeor. Junior Bdrb Cdminer broke boTh The 'I50 yord ond The 300 yord free sTyIe records. Codch Sheri Meyer was exTremely proud of dll The girls. All in dll, iT wds o very successful ond fun seoson, becduse dll The girls prdcTiced hord dnd performed well. Girls' Swlmmlng Team - BOTTOM ROW: Ann Bloss, Down Koplon, BeTsy PoleTTi, Krind Gibbs. Andreo Rdnkin, Noncy Golding, SECOND ROW: Rochel Bleckmon, Andreo Newmcin, Amy Melendy, Bdrb Cdminer, Moniko l-lollweck, Amy Neptune, Amy HunT, Cheryl Covdness. THIRD ROW: Cooch Ted Repsholdf, Jr,, Kofhy Frerichs, Wendy GreThen, Kris Yciukey, Lduro Ldzdd, Julie Boyer, Cooch Sheri Meyer. FOURTH ROW: Deonno DomiTrovich, l-iildry Hogemon, Lynne McBride, Jennifer Cdroni, Louren Hdfch, Suzie Odom. TOP ROW: Mdrie PerTrini-Poli, Jodi BonneTT, Morilyn Merkle, Kim Mdrks, Corol Jones. Joyce Boron, KiersTen Dexfer. .sf 1. gs l?lGl-lT: Jennifer Coroni goes To greof lengThs To win. . BO Girls' Swimming ' 6, 4 . qv W. My tx 'f ,Qt - LQ: F.. ., A MM, ' : 'H 7 :fir fff- fy - , J., q m swqy. ,T mm .,,,,,,,,, y,,,Wf'5ig?f.rr r zs.i . Sy, ,ff if . Q X 1 C 1 we. I- ..?..L4 k LEFT: Jennifer Coroni prepares To mount slorling block. BELOW: Amy Hunl plunges into The deplhs of The DHS pool. ABOVE: Betsy Polelfl flys like o butterfly. Girls' Swimming Bl Swimmers Pool Their Resources To Win The T983-84 DHS Boys' Swim Team came inTo The workouTs, or even cold waTer! season wiTh hesiTaTion and curiosiTy because They had The swimmers faced many Tough meeTs: Glenbrook losT some fanTasTic swimmers from The previous year. BuT NorTh, New Trier, Highland Park, and Glenbrook SouTh. BuT The pasT couldn'T help The Team, so The swimmers had To The swimmers rallied To place 2nd in Their own Turkey capiTalize on whaT They had. Relays, 2nd in The SparTan Relays, and To consisTenTly Coach ArT EdsTrom Took charge from The very emerge vicTorious in duel meeTs. beginning. He sTressed dedicaTion, a posiTive menTal ScoTT Frerichs and Jerry Champer, The Team capTains, aTTiTude, and mosT of all, The will To succeed. The were sources of leadership for The Team. The Swim Team swimmers responded very well To This. There were no was greaT This year, and iT will geT beTTer in The fuTure. complainTs abouT 6:00 a.m. pracTices, Tougher Than usual VarslfyfJV loys' Swimming-BOTTOM ROW: Managers and Timers-KaThy Frerichs, Heidi Henderson, Heidi Schweighardh Michele Groves, Marilyn Merkle. SECOND ROW: Coach ArT EdsTrom, Dave Adams, Chris Luke, Eric SmiTh, SCOTT Vasey, Bob Fuhrmann, Larry Golding, Bob Palmer, Coach Fred Harris, THIRD ROW: Jerry Champer, Joe Trocola, Eric Gelber, Greg Rosen. Leon Ma, Brad Caplan, Dan Weiss, Jon Kaiser, Adam Goldin, Jeff Torosian, Bob Voisard. FOURTH ROW: PeTer Redondo, Richard Palmer, Brad Kucharski, Erik Nelson, Mark Perin, STeve Lencioni, Jim Rolfe, Kent RappaporT, Mark GreThen, Terry LaMarre, MaTThew EsTes, Andre FloureT. TOP ROW: STeve Cherneff, Kevin Baladad, Brad Klein, George Svboda, Darill Andries, Tod Neely, ScoTT Frerichs, Rob Saarva, Dan LevinThal, Brian LofTus. ABOVE: STeve Cherneff Takes The plunge. +2 s C Q 1 ' 1 R' , ,M 'Q4Pff,, R 6 www Y f-W --F,-,ivy Lf V ,Q ' ww' ' , Y 4r't.'f V , Wg ii i li Jr 1' 4 '?'ff f A . tfdfifa 'Q 1 'QL Ig: I pn fe! , s, Q O 6 4 Q gii',,r, A ' QOQf95: ggF?W i ,i,egwg4ic9e,E51'f',f4 if 1 ,,, mv ,nn if ,Q , , 44 51,4 ,ugfamaggif G6 1, , ik ' , lwllfifsf ii. A f fwheua ,,,AA, ,V 1 4,154,749 fl ' ' 26 ' f f 4 ' - v 5 N l I NZ., r I H ' M. ....' -. +f 2iif3f' - - fi qx -ei. , I K W ' Vi 1x 'A 'V ' 2 Wsix .x ff K - V , Q asf fb. fH' fzggfg W ' if 15, , ng . .1 i. Mx ,. MV., ' fw. . .. M- sf., u gf -- f SA i .i .. x S 1x'k x'.I . ' 5. K ,j f X J x.,gjg 1 . .A I Q x 1- ng . ., , . W 0 is A . . N . . - ,gf 1' Sk: 4 Y Bo - cfeoss f .2 'mi N Q 1 'Q - I rl ' '57 .f Q 'T X N Q 4' 2 : . v ,X 0 A ST a K L 'ill ' K 1 f I Qs , f pw '5 +-A k :rf Q.: 1Y 'f ' 92 Z. Ysndwf-' ,fr ' s x if , in Girls Score Despiie Height And Age The 4984 Deerfield High School Girls' BaskeTball Team plays and esTablishing posiTive menTal aTTiTudes. BoTh are sTarTed off Their season wiTh marked poTenTial ThaT qualiTies necessary for a producTive Team. KaThy WhiTson improved and increased unTil The season's end. The and Julie Buccola proved Themselves To be capable and Team consisTed of Two freshmen, five sophomores, and responsible capTains. Their leadership helped The Team To four juniors. Julie Buccola and STefanie Knox were The seT and achieve Their highesT goals. Because all VarsiTy only reiurning VarsiTy players. The Team lacked heighT players will be reTurning nexT year, The 4985 Girls' and VarsiTy experience, buT The girls' speed, agiliTy and Baskeiball Team holds even more poTenTiaI for success. desire To improve provided The proper balance for The experience and hard work gained from Tough success. WiTh hard work and underclass supporT, The girls compeTiTion This year will prove To be The building block pulled TogeTher a greaT Team. Coach Dickman worked for vicTories in The fuTure. wiTh The girls ThroughouT The enTire season on perfeciing Glrls' Varslly Baskelboll - FRONT ROW: Coach Fred Dickman. SECOND ROW: Julie Buccola, Jenny Shaw, STefanie Knox. AnasTasia Danos, Lori EarnesT, Jenny Casey. TOP ROW: Kim Soderberg, Maria Danos, Jody Deilefsen, Denise Ambre, KaThy WhiTson. Q A! rr?-is -1 .T My-r L gba ww, I Girls' JV Basketball-BOTTOM ROW: Coach Heidi Haueisen. SECOND ROW: Maggie Riggio, Kaiie McHugh, Andreya BarneTT, Judy Rodriguez, Aimee Nordmark, Mary Ann Palmer. TOP ROW: Heidi Toole, GreTchen lVloTzko, KaTe Poland, HeaTher Clarke, Louise Garber. , ' Above: Jennifer Casey fighTs for The ball. 86 Girls' BaskeTball X QW -vw , Q S4 x 3 .iv 5 ,A Nm, k.'1f,C'g .1 x , .gg - mag: Um 1, .Jw 'Spins' e G 'ig' 4 4 Aa 4:'Q21s,:ag3f.-:L Q 'ff' 'IIEBSIHIIJL i , ,, X Q 51 2 Boys Jump For And Attain New Heights Deerfield Basketball continued its rise from obscurity as this year's high-spirited Warriors had another successful SSGSOD. Nordmark, and Packy Jones controlled the offense, and J.J. Johnson dominated at center. Forwards Mike Delgrosso and Chris Mau added consistency and Under second-year Head Coach Paul Morenz, the team placed second in a Thanksgiving tournament and third in a Winter Holiday tournament. Perhaps the biggest JV team, which was coached by the illustrious Arlo game of all for Coach Morenz was Deerfield's A8-A2 victory over McHenry, his high school alma mater. The Warriors were led by the offensive prowess of forward Jim Sandgren. Guards Todd Lanscioni, Steve teamwork, as well as great defense to round out the team. Juniors Gary Friedman and Dave Lindgren led the Straight. An excellent program beginning at the freshman and sophomore levels guarantees many fine seasons for Deerfield in the future. , ,,r. , E Q yi W 4 0 l ii 5 5 gy, y . 1 ,wr AV., , . s , ,E i 'K i ' V If x ,l,y V' gs f ,Q it N 1 V,,A , Boys' Varsity Basketball - BOTTOM ROW: Phil Roemer, Packy Jones, Tim Ryan, Gary Friedman, , Bill Krumm. MIDDLE ROW: Todd Lanscioni, Paul Reed, Bob Gilmore, Dave Lindgren, Bill Brotzman, W Matt Edstrom, Pete Furlong, Steve Nordmark. TOP ROW: Mike Delgrosso, Jim Sandgren, Mike U 5' Winter, JJ Johnson, Chris Mau. if I' 88 Boys' Basketball .4 ? Sophomore Basketball-FIRST ROW: Jim Bechetti, Rashad Kurtz, Aram Nikitas. SECOND ROW: Coach Kenneth Kurtz, Bill Dunn, Mike Schiller, David Brown, Chris Williams, Britt Trukenbrod, Pat Sack, Tyler Schimanski. THIRD ROW: Pete Sandgren, Ron Abrams, Bill Leslie, Mike Rotman, Phil Marks. My ui ' qi A' r . . 5,35 .A ' 1: Q -iv'--.N lin if B! loys' Freshman Basketball-BOTTOM ROW: Mike Haworth, Bill Kersiein, Doug Grandi. SECOND ROW: JJ Schiller, Al Lindslrom, Edwin Williams, Brad Simon, Todd Poplar, Mark Lanscionl, Ron Sklare. THIRD ROW: Coach Charles Shepard, Sieve Simon, Mike Bender, Dan Rudolph, David Fell. Tony DeFiIippis, Dan Evans, Mgr. Shilpi Gupta. TOP ROW: Brad Perlslein, Tim Blowers, Howard Rothenberg, Paul Huber, Joseph Park. NOT PICTURED: Eric Maxen. LEFT: Todd Lanscionl goes for The lay-up. MX W, -Sie ' ABOVE: Jim Sandgren Towers over Waukegan defenders. Boys' Basketball BQ Wrestlers Grapple With Success Wrestling is an intense sport requiring extreme out of sixteen teams, and first at the Lake Forest meet concentration, a driving motivation to succeed, and out of a field of eight. Two team members distinguished perseverance. Also integral to winning is endurance, themselves early in the season: Rory Rion and junior Scott which the 1983-4984 Boys' Wrestling Team built up during Prais. Rion, a returning state qualifier, started off strong vigorous practices. with a 21-l record! Coach Battista put forth an extremely strong team The Freshman Wrestling Team also came on strong. that had a 6-3-O record by Christmas. For the first time in They achieved great victories over Waukegan East and years, the team had the depth necessary to complete Buffalo Grove. At all levels, wrestling provided a successfully in dual meets. The team also flaunted its -challenge to discipline the mind as well as the body. strength by placing second at the Lake County meet BELOW: The pyramid of wrestling success. BOTTOM RIGHT: Bill Crawford stands victorious. JV Wrestling-FIRST ROW: Seth Kamber, Stuart Nagel. Mike Schotters, Mark Marshall, Chris Witbrod. SECOND ROW: Brad Gassman, Mike Golvach, Mike Olson, Javier Alba. Stan Olson, Tim O'DonnelI. TOP ROW: Coach Luke Mueller, Matt Narrol, Scott Gertz, Tom Weiss, Adam Roberts. Tony Carani, Coach Mike Battista. 90 Wrestling Freshman Wrestling - FIRST ROW: Jason Feldman. Mike Bendoff, Brian Carper, Steve Kirsch, Jeff Bernstein, John Harms, Glenn Schwartz. SECOND ROW: Jon Lutz. TJ Alexander, Frank Avona, Scott Terry, Tony Guigli. Mike Reid, Noel Saks, Jerry Thompson, Greg Crovetti. THIRD ROW: Coach Paul Meintzer, Mark Flouret, Alex Adams, Tony Gassman, Tim Runnette, Mike Murray. Andre Ferro-Nyalka, Tom Foreman. TOP ROW: Rob Balder, Mike Greenspan, Mike Kempf, Jordan Levy. Matt Ambre, V ,Y ai , 'f' N My J '.j':EL, I V' ' Q A f ga ! 5 Varsity Wresfllng-FIRST ROW: Paul Chen, Joe Kariheiser, Joe Kling, Jon David. SECOND ROW: Marc Leader, Mari Haid, SCOTT Prais, Sieve Greenberg, Maii Finnegan, Jim Simon. TOP ROW: Coach Mike Baitisia, John Hughes. Bill Crawford, Rory Rion, Cesar Doval, Erik Blome, Coach Luke Mueller. ABOVE: Jon David in an awkward posiiion. Wresiling Q1 Young Gymnasts Strengthen For Future The '83-'84 Girls' Gymnastics Team, with the slogan Julie Gomski. also performed very well. They practiced Building for the Future, ended up constructing quite a hard every day after school, and were paid off by high tower. The Varsity team, consisting of one senior, taking third in their conference. one freshman, and five sophomores, anticipated a bad DHS was represented at Sectionals by Elyse Cohen Qall- season, especially when the talented Maureen Roemer aroundy, Sandy Glaser and Elizabeth Lombardo Qbarsj, was injured. But the team was able to put all the pieces and Gail Piersen Qbeamj. Looking ahead, the young together to make this season an unexpected and team has the knowledge that in two years they should pleasant surprise. be quite a skyscraper. The JV and Freshman teams, under the coaching of Varslty Gymnastics Team - Elizabeth Lombardo, Michele Habjan, Elyse Cohen, Karyn Davis. Carol Myers QSponsory, Sandy Glaser, Maureen Roemer, Gail Piersen. 92 Girls' Gymnastics ABOVE LEFT: Karyn Davis works on beam fOUTlf16. ABOVE: Elyse Cohen captured in mid-flip. BELOW: Elizabeih Lombardo conceniraies before execuiing backwalkover on beam. - .-:.X:,,f . y, i l i i i i JV Gymnastics Team - FRONT ROW: Colleen Braniman, Missy Miller, Doyle Lieberman. SECOND ROW: Pam Bregslone, Linda Slavin, Coach Julie Gomski. THIRD ROW: Lynne Prais, Rhonda G-ernaay, Amy Hunt, FOURTH ROW: Rachel Bleckman, Alisa Liohiensiein. 'Q!f1e9lbxx1 ' f: :.,.'F',,, ABOVE: Sandy Glaser flying high in floor routine. ' , .4 Q my fy' I' lx , :,: . . R L Girls' Gymnasiics Q3 loemen Cause Blizzard ln Division The Varsity and JV Hockey Warriors practiced many long hard nights at Trinity College's Bubble and Niles lce Rink in preparation for playing in one of the most competitive divisions in the state, Metro North. Because IHSA does not recognize hockey as an official interschoolastic sport, it is one of the most expensive activities at DHS. Although it is at a financial disadvantage, DHS Hockey attracted only the most dedicated players. New Varsity Head Coach John Murphy, a Deerfield We tiwvl' . KM ., ' T , D if a Kin' ihot ff ' 5 af ' f, f ., 1 J L ! . xg . , D ff - , . alumnus, improved DeerfleId's team play tremendously. A league win over Lake Forest was just the beginning., Although Deerfield did not place very high in its division. the whole team came a long way from the beginning of the season. A great asset to the Hockey Warriors was the support of many loyal fans. Often they travelled long distances to cheer the team on. Despite a less than commendable record, the players enjoyed playing the sport they love. ..,.,. ABOVE: Neal Pagano drives puck into goal. ABOVE RIGHT: Warrior defenseman clearing puck from goal. RIGHT: Kip Poncher activating the power play. 94 Boys' Hockey b 'm K' 3 Q, Y 'Q 11 'War' 9' D ...Q-Af TOP LEFT: Chris Chen defends the Deerfield goal, ABOVE: The fight for the puck is On. 7393! , ,f V 'J 4' -3 Q am -2- A.-.A-www-w rl ,T it -A 5 f S - I 5 x.--x . it , , ,. ,., , ,. , N VVV V K TOP RIGHT: A masked Warrior attempts a ABOVE: Davide Picchietti gets in OD the X' steal. .1- 1 P i'-'K action. 4 T T' 1 1 - X - ,.k.-.....--.N f- M Boys' Hockey 95 w 1 s ,wwf , ri' O 4 EJ A gnesgfgfff , No., , 4 W Vk.k ,. , A Q. -, , ' F' gm .rg . , . . ' A' . . QW, J 14 +V If 1.. Wk .MW W zlfjwiifii., , ., MVN, v M 4?-VJ M! WNW w 4 Q, 5217 li? 5: f I 'wi K , Q, ,,f, Q , , 4 ,W W f- ,Wfgjwv fi , :Big , ' Representing DHS Students This year's Student Council started Warrior-fest '841 and the first-ever the year off with a bang, sponsoring Meet the Administration were Freshman Fun-Nite where 300 tremendous successes as well. freshman competed, laughed, and Student Council increased its power, ate their way through a very responsibilities, and services during enjoyable evening, and the Kickoff 4983-1984. An increase in student Dance where THE KIND set over A00 participation and involvement was D.H.S. students a rockin' and a rollin' the payoff for a great year of to great music. Homecoming- dedication. ee ABOVE RIGHT: Spanish honor students take vows. RIGHT: NHS scholarship candidates Basil Danos and Paul Salm. ,, Student Council-FRONT ROW: Betsy Bard Qvice Presidenty, Amy Goberville, Becki Morrison, Wendi Seiden QPTO Rep.j, Sandy Delery, Michelle Langas, Rob Perrin, Jamie Becchetti. SECOND ROW: Maria Danos, Maureen Aaron, Tania Kazmer, Maggie Riggio, Kasia Cianciara, Trisha Power, Michele Krupp, Marnie Rosenthal, Jodi Goodman, Susan Maas, Kim Spears. THIRD ROW: Greg Spears, Katy Lockner QSoclal Chalrmanj, Joanne Frankel, Gall Lasin, Mark Perin, Jeff Williams, Mark Perrin fPresidentj, J.J. Johnson Ureasurerj, Dan Levlnthal, Basil Danos QSecretaryj, Chip Martin, Greg Coleman, Abby Bechler, Meredith Finer CSchool Board Rep.j. 98 Student Council HOl1Ol'il1Q AChieVeh'l9I11' The NaTional Honor SooieTy pinning of The fifTy-six new members, lnducTion Ceremony, as in years and The announcemenT of The pasT, was a memorable evening sTudenT elecTed nominees, Basil devoTed To honoring Those seniors Danos and Paul Salm. who have excelled in scholarship, The Spanish Honor SocieTy iniTiaTed service, leadership, and characTer. fifTeen new members inTo iTs ranks. The evening included speeches by All The members parTicipaTed in an Mr. RepsholdT and Dr. Warren, songs EThnocenTer display and in a highly performed by The Madrigals, The successful 'iChurros Day fund-raiser. ' 3 Spanish Honor Society-FRONT ROW: Missy STaubiTz, Carolyn Franz, Jennifer Hanrahan. Lisa Croveffi, Marnie RosenThal, Barb Caminer, Michelle Langas, Maria Lombardo, Sandra McBride. ' SECOND ROW: Jerome Carvajal, Jim Broderick, Linda Tornheim, Jeff Crane, Andi CarTer, Mark ' FosTer, Heidi Meyers, Brenda KroveTs, Ann KoTeiman, Paul Salm, Aaron ConTorer, James Kirby, ' Jeff Lapin, Sue Blum, Jane Weir, Cheryl Miller. National Honor Society-FRONT ROW: Audra Zuckerman, Romi Goldenberg, Claudia Casey, Karyn Davis, Debby Finn, Sara Cook, Abby Bechler, KrisTine Paulson, Karen Haake. SECOND ROW: STeve KwaTe, Nancy Wolff, BreTT Radford, BreTT Baer, ScoTT Karambis, Gail HorwiTz, Joan Baran, ScoTT Frerichs. J.J. Johnson. THIRD ROW: Brenda KroveTs, Cheryl Miller, Jane Garlock, Tad TOP: Jane Weir and Andi CarTer. BeccheTTi, Fran Berman, KaTe Scholl, Greg Coleman, Marcy Fradkin, David HeTzel, Jane Weir. FOURTH ROW: Jim JohnsTon, Glenn MeTer, Ed Lim, STacey Kipnis, Jennie Lipowich, ScoTT Noskin, ABOVE: Mr. Carvajal inducTs Sandra McBride. Jim Sandgren, Colleen Piersen, Linda Tornheim, Jennifer Hanrahan. FIFTH ROW: Dan Kaul, ScoTT Flanders, STeve Nordmark. Paul Salm, Basil Danos. SIXTH ROW: Craig Samuels, Heidi Meyers, Joan Slavin, Gail Heyman, Cheryl Quoss. Honor SocieTies Q9 RlGHT: John Kirby questions his existence. UPPER RIGHT: Natalie Bernardi, Linda Basevitz, Meredith Finer, and Beth Abrams. LOWER RIGHT: Joan Baran, Audris Wong, and Susan Devendorf. BOTTOM: Brett Baer awaits his turn. Voicing Their Opinions The 4983-84 season was successful for all of Deerfield's speech activities. Student Congress, Model UN Gnd FOTSl'iSlCS all competed with fine results. Student Congress upheld its winning tradition, gaining more than its share of individual and team 400 Model UN .jf very trophies. Likewise, Model UN, under the leadership of Joyce Baran, returned triumphant from both the Harvard and Lake Geneva Model UN's. For Forensics, 49841 will always be special. The team lost only one team trophy, compiling the most successful record in DHS history. Model Unlted Nations - FRONT ROW: Richard Laursen fSponsorQ, Jane Garlock, Brenda Marcy Fradkin, Beth Klein, Beth Abrams. SECOND ROW: Natalie Bernardi, Joan Baran, Kim Link, Heather Margolis Kathy Harty, Jocelyn Baker, Sherri Abrams. THIRD ROW: Joyce Baran, Susan Devendorf, Audris Wong, Scott Cohen, David Silvian, Larry Finer, Rachel Schneider, Ann Svoboda, Holly Arnold. Kravets, Cheryl Miller, Forensics - FRONT ROW: Joyce Morehouse QSponsorj, Laura Myers, Susan Devendorf, Ellie Meyers QSponsorj. SECOND ROW: Richard Fruhwirfh QSponsorQ, Allison Gulferman, Alyssa Winter, Linda Basevlfz, Julie Ballenger, Sherri Abrams, David Goodman, Eric Morris, Belh Abrams, Jennie Reinish, Audris Wong, Amy Siegal, James Senese QSponsorj. THIRD ROW: Jeff Axelrod, Larry Finer, Deanne Wolfe. Mike Lazar, Brian Loflus, Sylvia Ferro-Nyalka, John Pullen, Brelf Baer, Danny Bernsfein, Dave Picchieffi, Bryan Schuman, Johnny Suffin. FOURTH ROW: Alison Meyers, Lynn Veil, Helen Marlin, Lona McManus, Cafherine Sfone, Valerie Hood, Julie Rosenfeld, Julie Benlon, Susan Bass, Jori Narrol, Cheryl Quoss, Natalie Bernardi. Student Congress-FRONT ROW: Edifh Miller QSponsorj, Amy Siegel, Debbie Goldman, Sharon Flom, Laura Josephson, Mall Esfes. SECOND ROW: John Kirby, Sherrie Abrams, Cheryl Miller, Belh Abrams, Craig Leva. THIRD ROW: Rick Linsky, Mike Slom, David Silvian, Eric Morris, Michael Lazar. FOURTH ROW: Richard Palmer. LEFT: UN Team refurns from Harvard, FAR LEFT: Joyce Morehouse announces ik forensics winners. 21:92 ForensicsfSludenf Congress 101 . -1- Q PW'- DASA - FRONT ROW: Dan Demichele, Brian Kapnick, Tony Guigli. Bruce Adams, Bob FounTain qSponsorj. SECOND ROW: Mark GreThen. MaTT George, Sleve Wallon, Larry London, David Silvian. RIGHT: Larry London is dwarfed by a colossus rockeT. ABOVE RIGHTS DASA Take-Off worlhy of The SDGC9 i s X y shuTTIe. Exploring New Technology 4983-4984 was a good year for The Deerfield Aerospace AssociaTion. The club, which builds and launches model rockeTs, goT a number of new members This year. Under The clirecTion of Mr. FounTain, DASA had many successful launches and fundraisers. All in all, DASA was reviTalized in boTh membership and organizaTion This year. 402 DASA This year also saw a major change in The sTrucTure of The Ham Radio Club and The CompuTer Club. The Two joined forces for The flrsl Time To add sTrengTh To boTh organizaTions. The new joinT organizaTion gave sTudenTs The opporTuniTy To work aT boTh compuTer programming and The operaTion of Their own ham radios. BoTh clubs were able To develop furTher due To Their combinaTion in 4983-49841. E . L df K ,www-. . .Av N ' ff: ,Nagar LEFT: Brian Kapnick refurns rocker To launch pad. BELOW: High Tech member programs TRS-BO compuler. Hlgh Tech Club - FRONT ROW: Tom Weiss, Keith Pano, Brian Kapnick, Eric Schneider, Jeff Zidman, Jim Silver. SECOND ROW: Brian Katz, Vance Hunfsinger CSponsorj, Nalalie Bernarai. Bradley M. Gray I, Dan Demichele, Dan Silver. High'Tech Club 403 I l l Hitting The High Notes it has been a busy year for DHS's A concert with Highland Park and guest Cappella Choir. its new director, conductor, Dr. Carl St. Clair. Tana Larson, had many ideas. This, Between performances and combined with a group of talented rehearsals, everyone learned more singers, provided a year full of about music and had fun. highlights. From the Pot Luck Dinner in Treble Choir consisted of nine girls September unit graduation, lvl-M4 and was student-directed first was filled with song. One especially semester by Sharon Carlson and memorable event was the combined second semester by Kate Scholl. ABOVE: A Cappella member Lara Keck, FAR RIGHT: Treble Choir girlk Kate Scholl. 404 Treble Choir i Treble Cholr-FRONT ROW: Chis Hayes, Michelle Groves, Nancy Fillmore. SECOND ROW Frances Berman, Lisa Larsen, Susan Devendorf, Stephanie Heller, Kate Scholl. A Cappella Oflcers-FRONT ROW: Frances Berman, Kate Scholl. SECOND ROW: Julie Rosenfeld, Joyce Baran, Joan Baran, Meredith Finer. A Cappella-FRONT ROW: Emmy Blume, Meredith Finer, Debbie Bregstone, Nancy ROW: Betsy Bard, Andrea Schultz, Ginger Wienke, Dawn Wienke, Chris Hayes, Tara Ryan-Batchelder, Susan Murray, Ilyssa Fradin, Mary Pat Keup, Lisa Larsen, Catherin Michael Lazar, David Rosenberg, Dawn Alroth. FOURTH ROW: Amy Balkin, Beth Cro Susan Devendorf, Jennie Lipowich, Joyce Baran. FIFTH ROW: Susan Beal, Lisa Rubje ABOVE: Frances Berman. Fillmore, Vickie Mishoulam, Laura Myers, Kate Scholl, Julie Rosenfeld, Eric Morris. SECOND 9 Reese. THIRD ROW: Scotty Weisman, Paul Mlnorini, Paul Salm, Keith Kousins, Steve Salm, wley, Frances Berman, Stephanie Heller, Sylvia Ferro-Nyalka, Dean Feldman, Michele Grove, rg, Julie Leslie, Andi Carter, Joan Baran, Val Walker, Kari Schellie, Kathy Hanson, Wendy Wignot. Shari Heiss. SIXTH ROW: Julie Ballenger, Mary Dumyohn, Jay Guervitz, Brett Baer, Scott Marovitz, Luke Truty, Ed Collins, Aaron Conterer, Steve Lencioni, Tana Larson QSponsorj. A Cappella 405 BELOW: Susan Devendorf rehearses before Madrigal performance. BOTTOM RIGHTS Melissa Gerison. l l l Singing Right On Key The Deerfield High School Madrigal old Renaissance period. This eliTe Singers have had a long-sTanding group of singers used only a piTch repuTaTion of presenTing fine classical and Their voices To creaTe The music. In addiTion To TradiTional energeTic madrigals. ballads and love songs, a number of Chorus 4,2, a freshman girl's choir coniemporary madrigal numbers allowed sTudenTs To develop Their were added To The choir's reperToire abiliTies and To expand Their This year. Their cosTumes and singing individual TasTes while having fun. sTyle creaTed a remembrance of The Madrlgals-FRONT ROW: STephanie Heller, Kari Schellie, Kate Scholl. SECOND ROW: Julie Ballenger, Dawn AIroTh, CaTherine Reese, Eric Morris, David Rosenberg. THIRD ROW: Susan Devendorf, MaTT Rogers, Jennie Lipowich, STeve Lencioni, Paul Minorini. Andi CarTer. T06 Madrigal is 'PW F 19 a BELOW: Debbie Shapiro and Tisa Ryan-Bolchelder, LEFT: Madrigal performs or National Honor Society. Chorus 1,2-FRONT ROW: Alyssa Winfer, Kalherine Sfone, Kaiy Sanders, Julie Barrows, Holly Arnold, Susan Auslin, November Walker. SECOND ROW: Ranclee Leff, Erica Orlove, Rachel Hoffman, Debbie Shapiro, Melissa G-enson, Kim While, Kim Link, Debbie Baladad, Lori Flax, Amy Kirshenbaum, Tana Larson QSponsorj. THIRD ROW: Jennifer Savner, Kirie Axelson, Missy Miller, Nancy Levin, Andrea Rubin, Tisa Ryan4Bafchelder, Heafher Margolis, Kathy Nilsen, Andrea Sarnafaro. ABOVE: Kaiherine Stone. Chorus 1,2 'IO7 Choraller Otflcers-FRONT ROW: Jennie Lipowich Kathy Hanson. SECOND ROW: Paul Minorini Luke Truty. chorauers FRONT Row Emmy Blume Vlckle Mlshoulcm SECOND Keith Kouslns, Paul Minorlni Michael Lazar Dean Feldman Steve Salm ROW David Rosenberg Nancy Fillmore Jennie Llpowich, Joan Baran, Luke TVUTV' EGU' Sfllml Stevp Lemmon' FOURTH Row MQW POT Keup Kate Scholl Joyce Baran Laura Meyers Scott Weisman. THIRD ROW: Scott Mofovltlf Susan Devendoff KGTNY Hanson llll Swinging With The Beat Singers, Advanced Choir performed at numerous concerts given by the Fine Arts Department and continued to build its musical skills throughout the year. The personal satisfaction and the applause made all the work worthwhile. 9? 'Hsu 'Vs BELOW: Choraliers Deli our a Tune. dvar ECO Chorus-FRONT ROW: Laura Miibrafh, Julie Hansen, Sieve Walton, Mari Rogers. ROW Larry Finer Eric Schneider Kaihy Reidy Laura Williams Tana Larson. THIRD I : ,,,, OW: Peggy Fennell, Craig Alroih, Brad Morris, Srephany Pond, Laura Kucharski. LEFT: Sieve Lencioni and Joan Baran harmonize, Advanced Choir 109 Creating A Live Sound Concert Band allows sophomores, Concen, juniors, GHC! seniors To DFGCHCG Gnd The Stgge bgnd is Q Select gfgup Deffefm VQTTOUS STYleS Of mUSiC ffOFfi of individuals That rehearsed Monday DODXYOCKI TO fT1C1fCV1eS, TO TfGdiTiOf1Ol- nights, performing different types of AFT WTWDOVTCIVWT DGVT Of The bend WGS music from jazz, To popular, To big the unity and friendships between bgnd Swing, They perform 01 members- The band rehearsed fel' concerts and at other locations such TWO CODCGVTS G YGOVT the FGDVUUVY as Whitehall and The Botanical Pops Concert and The May Spring Gardens, RIGHT: Alex Untermeyer scrutinizes his Tuba, I . Concert Band-FRONT ROW: April Fitz, Amy Kimura, Stacey Klpnis, Shannon Blair, Dawn Kaplan, Christina Metz, Laura Kruse. SEOCND ROW: Anna Berg, Karen Purves, Scott Starr, Jodi Bonnett, Marci Faugerstrom, Sherri Abrams, Danielle Allen, Todd Starr, David Kahn, Jezz Zidman, Michelle Bastian, Lyle Kirshenbaum, Kelly Dougherty. THIRD ROW: Kim Barrett, Joelle Goldman, Susan Katch, Terri Jakubowski, Julie Lewis, Whitney Reid, Chuck Copeland, Eric Nelson, Brad Caplan, Alex Untermeyer, Russell McCartney. FOURTH ROW: Llz Wilson, Bruce Kessler. Jerry Gherardini, Brent Wahba, Joe Trocola, Dave l-llett QSTudenT Directory, Earl I-Tucker, Joe Schwarz, Matt Estes, Alesia Bock, Gordon SchwarTz, Mike Rotman, Alan Hansen, Gretchen Motzko, Jim Seymour, Merrick Miller, Dave Lindgren, Al Spriesier QDirecTorj. l l M0 Concert Band Orchestra Offlcers-FRONT ROW: Lona McManus, Jean MacArthur. , ' .,-A '.Y- SECOND ROW: Jane Mecklenburg, E LL 1 ' X'LL1tL1 5:1 ' Lf. Rachel Schneider, Lola Paschwa. Orchestra-FRONT ROW: Laurie Van Renlerghem, Sonya Lee, Lona Mclvianus, Amy Bergselh, Rachel Schneidner, Suzie Odum, Debbie Kaiz, Lola Paschwa. SECOND ROW: Laura Masini, Regina Chao, Mali Trapani, Stacey Seymour, Dawn Kaplan, Laura Kruse, Amy Kimura, Anna Berg, Danielle Allen, Jennifer Ryan, Jane Mecklenburg, Jean MacArThur, Kalhy Cifuenles, THIRD ROW: Tom Snyder, Jim Seymour, Todd Carlson, Jung Kim, Charles Emmons QSponsorj, Eric Ballenger, l Stage Bond - FRONT ROW: Whitney Reid, Chuck Copeland. SECOND ROW: Eric Ballenger, Jerry Gherardini, Mail Esles, Alesia Bock. THIRD ROW: Don Esles, Cindy Marlon, Breni Wahba, Jim Seymour, Merrick Miller. Stage BandfOrches1ro 141 Performing For Fun ' The Marching Warriors, direcTed by Illinois, NorThwesTern UniversiTy's 5 Q X AI SpriesTer, were an exciTing parT of Homecoming Parade, and Chicago's fooTbalI games. Drum major STacey Kipnis and ChrisTina MeTz led The band as They performed aT all home Colorguard accompanied boTh games and parades. The hard work bands ThroughouT The year. They puT forTh by The musicians was well earned The Grand Champion Trophy worth iT, They were awarded Trophies for The besT performing corps. aT The Pumpkin Parade in Sycamore, 412 Marching Band own ST. PaTrick's Day Parade. T The Flag Corps and The ABOVE: Bruce Kessler, Joe Trocola, and BrenT Wahba lead The Warriors on To vicfory ABOVE RIGHT: Pep Bands adds a SouThern Touch To The Pep Rally. Flag Corps - FRONT ROW: Jacqueline Korn, Wendy Greco, Julie Diamond, Bissy Diamond, Teri Jakubowski, Sherri Abrams. SECOND ROW: Jean MacArthur, Sara Ten Eyck, Chris Hayes, Shari Heiss, Wendy Wignot, Tina DiPietro. F 'S I ABOVE: Tina DiPietro Pep Band-FRONT ROW: Kim Barrett, Stacey Kipnis, Karen Purves, Susan Katch. SECOND ROW: Tom Snyder, Bruce Kessler, Jerry Gherardini, Jezz Zidman, Hilary Black, Dave Hahn, Dan Estes, Chuck Copeland. THIRD ROW: Brent Wahba, Russell McCartney, Joe Schwarz, Alesia Bock, Gordon Schwartz, Matt Estes, Jim Seymour, Merrick Miller, Flag CorpsfPep Band 113 BELOW: Joan Slavin watches with utmost concentration as rubber cement dribbles. BOTTOM RIGHT: Betsy Tyson creating Troubadour artwork. Publishing Students were able to display their literary talent and artistic ability in Troubadour, the school literary and art publication. This year's magazine consisted of works ranging from photographs and poems to sketches and short stories. Troubadour members had a difficult job selecting 1111 Troubadour Troubadour - FIRST ROW: G-ary Tyson, Tim Blowers, Leslie Glantz, Katie Warren, Debby Kotlicky. SECOND ROW: Kristine Paulson, Romi Goldenberg, Betsy Tyson, Cindy Stillman. THIRD ROW: Jami Levin, Michelle Mittleman. FOURTH ROW: Cheryl Miller, Janice Tannenbaum. FIFTH ROW: Jim Silver, Trisha Power. SIXTH ROW: Brian Kapnick, Dan Silver. SEVENTH ROW: Missy Kane. Ellen Sachs. EIGHTH ROW: Jane Weir, Audra Zuckerman, Mark Perrin, Amy Lutz, Paul Minorini, Karin Ostebo, Mark Delgrosso. NINTH ROW: Stacy Smith, Rhonda Lutton, Jenny Krimstein, TENTH ROW: Dave Hetzel, Natalie Bernardi, Janet Kessler, Sarah Zelken, Jean MacArthur, Holly Arnold, Rachel Schneider, Jonanne See, Ryan Scott, Keith Pano, Scot Corn. S 55 is 1 :I Q The FiI'leST from many outstanding submissions. Another publication of DHS is Deerprints, the bi-weekly newspaper. Through the efforts of dedicated students and advisor, Raymond Horton, DHS distributed a newspaper of information involving the school district, faculty, and students. 5 nu nn ,rel - M ,s W,- 'Q RJ 47' DEERPRINTS - FRONT ROW: Gail Heyman, Ray Horlon CAdvisorj. Wendy Selden, Linda Tornheim, Colleen Piersen. SECOND ROW: Rhonda BOTTOM LEFT: Gail Heyman praclices difficull curling skills. BELOW: Whal is David Pinsky dreaming aboul? Lullon, Michelle Mulvihill. THIRD ROW: Ed Lim, James Kirby, Sieve Kwale QEdilor-in-Chiefy, Joan Baron, Meredith Finer, Naralie Bernardi. FOURTH ROW: Leslie Glanlz, Slefanie Rixecker, Slephanie Connolly, Scoll Ernsreen, Joyce Baran, Jennifer Hanrahan, David Pinsky, Joan Slavin. IQ .arixxr Deerprlnrs 1 '15 On a Typical weekday, one could walk inTo room F404 aT 5:00 P.M. and find five sTudenTs buried amidsT grease pencils, layouT forms, and copy sheeTs. All sTaffers kepT busy from SepTember To March. MeeTings became even more hecTic as each of The five deadlines approached. As finalized pages accumulaTed and all- 'I'lo OYAD Making The Yearbook y nighTers became fewer and farTher- beTween, The compleTed yearbook became less of a fuiure goal and more of a realiiy. AlThough few appreciaTe The work involved in compiling a yearbook, all look forward To iTs arrival in May and enjoy This enduring memoir of high school years. OYAD-FRONT ROW: Linda Tornheim, James Kirby, Gail Heyman, Colleen Piersen, Cheryl Miller, STacey Dunn, Jon Mulvihill. SECOND ROW: Audrey BerkowiTz, Julie Lewis, Andrea SchulTz, Linda Slavin, HeaTher Margolis, Debby Finn, Suzy Manning, Susan Van Dyke. THIRD ROW: Leslie GlanTz, ScoTT Vasey, Fred Heyman, Dave HeTzel, Char BuTler, Jeff Siegal. Howard Fishman, Gloria Beriram, Audra Zuckerman. FOURTH ROW: Rhonda LuTTon, Brenda KraveTs. Joyce Baron, Ellen Marks, Susan Murray, Karen Ranck, Paul Salm, David Goberville, Phil Roemer, Missy STaubiTz, CaThy Whitson. TOP: David Pinsky shooTs yearbook phoTos. RIGHT: Heidi Meyers subsTiTuTes orange grease pencil for lipslick. 0 if -' E- i I f ils . ,V .M x T-,ff 51,0 OuTdoor Educailon Club - FRONT ROW: Bill WicksTrom, SECOND ROW: KrisTy Newoll. THIRD ROW: Morion McDeviTT, Bob Jones fSponsor5, ScoTT Alexonder. X fs.-as Enjoying The Outdoors SilenTly gliding Through The serene ldkes of Wisconsin, Tdckling The TurbulenT currenTs of Michigdn's rivers, rdpelling down The rocky peoks of Wisconsin's mounTdins, exploring Through The endless ond exoTic cdverns under The ground, ond skiing down The sunny, snow covered slopes are only some of The exciTing experiences shored by The members of The OuTdoor EducoTion Club. The members of The club were Those who chose To spend Their weekends wiTh Their friends in The wilderness roTher Thon in The shopping molls. This yeor's Trips included cross-counTry skiing, climbing, ropelling ond coving. TOP LEFT: Bob Jones, OuTdoor Ed. sponsor ond Teocher. ABOVE: Juniors sTill lecirning To Tie. BOTTOM LEFT: Luke TruTy prepores To TODDGI, OuTdoor Ed if K, 1 J Seeking To Help Others Guard is The backbone of The help of Ted Repsholdf Jr., Gnd TO Top DHS swim organizaTion. Every iT off, o fanTasTic ChrisTmas pool SaTurday morning They were up early parTy were all enjoyable. Teaching swimming, diving and The dedicaTed girls who comprised lifesaving as a volunTeer communiTy GIMA macle Their presence known aT service. This year, iT was noT all work DHS. Sponsoring such acTiviTies as and no play: several early breakfasTs TurnabouT and a square dance aT Harry's, judging The homecoming added a greaT deal To DHS's windows, a diving conTesT wiTh The exTracurricular life. TOP LEFT: Jerry Chamber swims wiTh a liTTle friend. TOP RIGHT: Young swimmer overcomes fear of wafer. MIDDLE RIGHT: Guard members dry off afTer 4 18 GIMA O HOTCT swim . GIMA - FRONT ROW: Julia Rudolph, Abby Bechler, Karen Haake, Amy Balkin, BeTh Weiss, Jean Coleman fSponsorj. SECOND ROW: BeTh Wilson, Michelle Langas, Maggie Riggio, Pam Thorson, Becky Morison, Claudia Casey. :Guard - FRONT ROW: Lara Keck, Barb Cain, Sandra McBride, Susie Goldbaum, Kainleen McDonald, Nancy Levin, Andrea Newman, Nancy Golding, Cindy Morton. SECOND ROWQ Bob Palmer, Bob Fuhrmann, Julie Bremner, Kaihy Frerichs, Dan Weiss, Marilyn Merkle, Wendy Greco, Heidi Schweignardl, Nancy Wessel, Sonya Gusiafson, Dawn Kaplan, Sue Murray, Jerry Champer. THIRD ROW: Richard Palmer, Brad Caplan, Erik Nelson, Kevin Baladad, SCOTT Frerichs, Dan Levinlhal, Gary Tyson, Ann Svoboda, Mark Perin, Larry Golding, Ari Edsirom. l X , S ABOVE: Snivering swimmer listens To Ari Edsirom speak. RIGHT: Kicking al The edge is a fun way To improve swimming ability. Guard BOTTOM RIGHT: Karin Ostebo rests in Stuart Okmin's BELOW: Jill Rudolph executes a perfect leap. Flipping And Twirling T Starting in November, The 24 girl practiced for Two months in Dance Club spent hours practicing preparation for their big show. The Turns, leaps, and kicks. Sponsor Chris girls experimented on floor, beam, Gasper, President Jill Rudolph, V.P. bars, and vault to create exciting Audra Zuckerman, and Secretary numbers. The girls, subdivided into a Jodi Goodman helped the girls work Senior and Junior Club, were together To succeed. directed by Sponsor Carol Myers and The Girls' Gymnastics Club President Beth Weiss. 420 Dance Club strong arms. RIGHT: Nancy Fillmore flies through The air. Dance Club-FRONT ROW: Jennifer Wilson, Laura Myers, Nancy Fillmore, llyssa Fradin, Jill Rudolph. SECOND ROW: Lisa Wax, Sara Cook, Kristine Paulson, Laura Mandel, Emmy Blume, Julia Rodolph, Karin Ostebo. THIRD ROW: Lola Paschwa, Jennifer Lipowich, Jodi Goodman, Audra Zuckerman, Stacy Karel, Heather Johnson, Katie Liner. FOURTH ROW: Anny Deliyannis, Susan Liner, Karen Morris, Stacy Spinell, Debby Finn. .Ai Gymnastics Club-FRONT ROW: Linda Slavin, Michele Krupp, Elyse Cohen, Colleen Branlman, Gail Piersen, Bebe Slofky. SECOND ROW: Suzy Geren, Denise lgolka, Dawn Shefsky, Wendi Moses, Michele Habjan, Maria Lombardo, Elizabelh Lombardo. THIRD ROW: Ilene Grossman, Belh Weiss, Karyn Davis, Joni Bulls, Slephanie Kanarish, Maureen Roemer, Carol Myers qSponsorj. ABOVE: Elizabeth Lombardo slraddles over The horse. LEFT: Karyn Davis prepares for a back Valdez. Gymnastics Club 124 Freshman Cheerleaders - FRONT ROW: Jennifer Fried, Missy Bechler, Julie Karel, Kim White. SECOND ROW: Katie Liner, Missy Miller, Bebe Slotky, Stacy Goldman. THIRD ROW: Michelle Reese, Monica Kogan, Suzanne Block, Susan Austin. NQGCIZT ills fi .slim Screaming To Spur Spirit Through cold, rainy Saturday afternoon football games and hot, stuffy basketball games, the cheerleaders produced smiles and school spirit all year long. The twelve varsity, eight sophomore and twelve freshman girls all had a great time at breakfasts and dinners before the games, at a fund-raising car wash, 122 Cheerleading and at their, Muscular Dystrophy Association kick-a-thon. The Warrior fans were responsive to the cheerleaders' enthusiasm: twenty- five home stands were often packed to cheer DHS on to victory. By decorating lockers and halls, the girls also kept spirit within the school at a record high. Sophomore Cheerleaders FRONT ROW Emmy Blume Lori Gandell SECOND ROW Amy Gobervllle Marla Spllotro Laura Mandel TOP ROW Mindy Ashman Julie Schotanus Tricia Maxey Varsity Cheerleaders-FRONT ROW: Sue Blum. Gino Bonar. Betsy Bard, SECOND ROW: Marnie Rosenthal, Stacy Spinell, Jill Kaiser. Claudia Casey, THIRD ROW: Rhonda Lutton, Jill Rudolph, Amy Rudolph. Kathy Hanson, Julia Rudolph. ABOVE: Marnie Rosenthal gives out a Warrior yell. LEFT: Sophomore cheerleaders attempt a formation. FACING PAGE: Cheerleaders create spectacle in center of town. Cheerleading 123 Kicking High For Viciory - WiTh Their high kicks and brighT smiles, The DHS pom pon girls pommed Their way Through yeT anoTher year. The sixTeen girl squad was unique This year because iT was comprised of on overwhelmingly large number of seniors - Twelve in all. As a resulT, The squad was more unified Than usual and worked well 1211 Pom Pon TogeTher. The girls performed Their rouTines during The halfTimes aT fooTball and baskeTball games. ln addiTion To The TradiTional STripper rouTine, The girls added To The exciTemenT of The pep rally by dressing up as The Blues BroThers and dancing To Gimme Some Lovin. TOP: Blues SisTers ease on down The floor. LEFT: Pom pon girls Taking cusfomary food break, ABOVE: STacey Dunn sheds pom pons on gym floor. LEFT: Pom pon squad rouses audience with Traditional fight song. Pom Pon Squad-FRONT ROW: Siacey Dunn, Karen Morris. SECOND FOURTH ROW: Karen Ranck, Audra Zuckerman, Missy Knilans, Jodi ROW: Karyn Davis, Susan Winier, Sara Cook. THIRD ROW: Krisiine Goodman, Heidi Meyers, Jennie Lipowicn. Paulson, Karin Osiebo, Melany Lanziloiii, Debby Finn. Ilene Grossman. a k . if , 2 R Pom Pon 'I25 iw ,AA A y f 4 V H , . ,K M? I f! 1 yy 25:1 ,Kw i k , 1,-1 If .A ' H ' f , AW mx 2 gf. X fs, gg A 1 f Q A 2 J 2 :J 1' J. V A ! W fri-W A Q ,221 ig A -am, rw,-+4 ww -vw xy, n ','s?'w , ,, ' , 1. if W 1, . xy I M 9 ,N .. ,, ,g s 7' w A ,, '1 MQ ,W L ' A , f., for A whim .1 fv- F V.. m1',am,z N 2 H. ' ff SENIORSENICRSENIORSENIDRSENIDR Senior Business- FRONT ROW: Roe Riggio, Amy Lutz, Dovid Hetzel. SECOND'ROW: Soro Cook, Pom Thorson, Bcisil Donos, Romi Goldenberg. Alfredo Albo Scott Alexonder Down Alroth Sheryl Andersen Steve Anderson Lono Apostle Gretchen Arends Suson Audo Robert Austin Jeffrey Axelrod Brett Boer Mork BC1lGdCJd , Julie Bolder Julie Bollenger Joon Boron 428 Seniors .1 -5 ' wi 1 M f 1 4 ,' ff.. .,,, , x, KA W, W ,,,g ENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIl Colin Campbell James Canham David Caplan Thomas Carani Paul Carlson Sharen Carlson Frank Carolan Andrea Carler Claudia Casey Jerry Champer David Charles Chrislopher Chen Steven Cherneff Ann Cimbalo Carlos Cisneros Susan Clavey Marlin Cody Brooke Cohen Slefanie Cohen Gregory Coleman Kelly Collins Michelle Collins 130 Seniors ABOVE: Jennifer Landsman and Abby Bechler. , s,ss ISENICRSENIQRSENIORSENICRSENIQRSEN BELOW: Kerry Lemmon. 'Q' Edward Collins lll RoberlCook Sara Cook Douglas Cooksy Howard Cooper Scot Corn Daniel Coughlin Elizabeth Crowley Brian Daley Brian Dann Basil Danos Annette Dasso Karyn Davis Joseph De Frank Siephanle Decker Michael Delgrosso Denise Dever Elisabeih Diamond Laurie Dorfman Cesar Doval Donald Dubrow Kelly Duffy Seniors 434 SENIQRSE Margaret Dumyahn Mary Dumyahn Chris Ellensohn Beth Engelhardt Scott Ernsteen Steve Faccenda Lisa Fairhead Marco Fanani Lynne Faulhaber Kyle Faulrnan Dean Feldman Polly Felten Lynda Fine Michael Fingold Mike Fink Debby Finn Matthew Finnegan Scott Flanders Patrick Flattery Diana Fliss Marcy Fradkin Karen Freihaut Scott Frerichs Deana Frumentino Jennifer Fulper Byron Gabriel Joseph Gondall Anthony Gaples Eugene Garcia Patricia Garcia i l 132 seniors 'SENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIQRSEN Jane Garlock Steven Gass Therese Gastfield Mark Gehrig Katherine Gembra Jerry Gherardini Brian Ginsberg Kenneth Glaser Denise Glassman William Gnandt David Goberville Romi Goldenberg Joelle Goldman Stuart Goldstein Jennifer Goodhart Senior year initiated a special feeling in each member of the Class of 84 We were all united in a single bond and no matter how much en ergy the other classes formed to break our spirit the bond did not break but grew stronger We screamed in harmony to lead our selves to victory in the Spirit Jug contest We even demonstrated our holiday spirit with the making of Seniors became school volunteers in aiding freshmen as well as achiev ing top positions in extracurricular activities Because of senior spirit and involvement the high school fence will undoubtedly read at the end of the year The senior Class of 1984 is great' a giant Class of '8A Christmas card. Seniors 133 ENIQRSENIORSENICRSENIQRSENIORSEN BELOW: Randy Jensen. Karen Granaia Jeffrey Grawe Siephen Green Jordan Greenberg Mark Greihen Ilene Grossman Gary Guervifz Karen Haake Gayle Hagier Siacey Hahn Matthew Haid James Haiverson Jennifer Hankin Jennifer Hanrahan Shari Heiss Karen Helmes Susan Henderson David Heizei 134 Seniors 111 RSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENICRSEI rn-5 ABOVE: Audra Zuckerman sneaks food out of cafe. ,as ,os Gail Heyman Amy Hikes Bref Hiser Mark Hoehne Sieven Hoffman Kennefh Hoffmann Valerie Hood Gail Horwifz John Hughes Thomas Hufsell Ellen Igolka Diane Izzo Janine Jablon Sharon Jacobs Chrisfine Jaeger Slephanie Jenkins Clark Jennison Randall Jensen Thomas Jesfer James Johnson Jr. James Johnslon Carol Jones James Kahn Jill Kaiser ENIORSENIORSENIQRSENIORSENIORSENI James Kanter Scott Karambis Deborah Kasch Daniel Kaul Sean Keary Elizabeth Keller Bruce Kessler Patricia Kim Siacey Kipnis John Kirby Lisa Klimczak Ann Koielman Ronald Kraemer Brenda Kraveis Bradley Kruse Bradley Kucharski Sieven Kwale Dawn LaBuda Michael Lacy Leif Landon Jenny Landsman Todd LOl lSCiOhi 136 Seniors ABOVE: Anne Cimbalo, Kim Marks and Melany Lanzillotti guard the gales of DHS ISENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIQRSEN Meiany Lanziliofii Marc Leader Deborah Lee Kim Lee Kerry Lemmon Joan Less Andrew Levin Jami Levin Edward Lim Timothy Lindemann Christopher Linsier Jennie Lipowich Sarah Livengood Laurence London Tracey Lucas Susanne Luedi MarQareT LuTh Rhonda LuTTon Seniors 437 ENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENI Amy Lutz Suzanne Lyons Jean MacArthur Mike Mahony Michelle Mallick Anthony Mariani Wendy Markon Ellen Marks Kimberly Marks Deborah Martin Shawn Massey Christopher Mau Erin Maxen Mark McAuliffe Elizabeth McCarty Michael McDonald Joseph McLachlan Gregory Menghini Robin Merritt Glenn Meter Garret Meyer Ai ., ABOVE: Amy Hikes and Kristy Newall release tension before field hockey game. I f rn- l3B Seniors RSENIORSENIORSENICRSENIORSENICRSEI BELOW: Brett Buccoicr. dl 1, if ' 'Qs.,, 'K --emi'-W Heidi Meyers Amy Miller Cheryl Miner Jonoihon Miller Kim Miller Merrick Miller Michael Miller Poul Minorinl Jomes Moore Timolhy Morison Koren Morris John Mulvihill Suson Murroy Rozi Musiofo Louren Nochbor Mork Neulonder Krisllno Newell Lory Nobiie Seniors 439 ENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENI Scott Noskin Wendy Novak Kelly O'Brien Anne O'Donneil Parry O'DonneII Martin Oines Siuari Okmin Tina Olson David Ori Drew Osman Karin Osiebo Neal Pagano Roberi Palmer Jeffery Panek Keith Pano Eric Poser Kristine Paulson 140 Seniors , i X Q f , gfmsw, 2 if ' W, ' ie . ,, 71 4 K' x R an 43, 1 :mi .. V ' A -:ff f 52 'W'5Ef , W R V m g: , 5 , 5' I ,f Hg. tg' iw , 'iw N ENIORSENIORSENIQRSENIQRSENIORSENI' Suzi Romane Adam Ross Amy Rothenberg Michael Rowles Mark Rubin Lisa Rubjerg Jill Rudolph Julia Rudolph James Ruiz Peler Rukin Ellen Sachs Paul Salm Joel Samuel Craig Samuels James Sandgren Michael Sariini Rachano Sasfry Eric Schade 142 Seniors ISENICRSENIDRSENICRSENIQRSENIORSEIJ cf 'fr ABOVE: Charlie Wolff. Robert Schaller Francine Scherman Marianne Schiess Katherine Scholl Brad Schotanus Karen Schwartz Ingrid Schwarz Jonanne See Jon Segal Timothy Severns Dan Sholtiel Julie Shapiro Lori Shein Scott Siegel James Silver Patti Simon Robert Simon Sue Simon Greg Singer Joan Slovin Kim Slotky Michael Smith Michael Smith Stacy Smith Seniors 143 SENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSEN Joseph Sneeci Gregory Speors Cynihio Speokmonn Victor Spiloiro Siocy Spinell Deboroh Siohl Corl Sronley Noncy Sionley Scoii Siorr Michoei Sfoubiiz Louren Sioiler Richord Sirorford Peter Sirombeck Louro Suppo Brociley Swonson 'IAA Seniors ABOVE: Kristy Newcili cmd Scoii Frerichs RSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSE BELOW: Howord Cooper ond doie of Homecoming. Dovid Sweei Croig Swenson Jonice Tonnenboum Peier Toylor Brodley Thompson Pomelo Thorson James Tieiz Lindo Tornheim Comille Toriorello Ledo Trochrenberg Joseph Trocolo Elizdbeih Trungcile John Turner Elizdbefh Tyson Joseph Ullrich Joseph Usher Liiso Vokkuri Toinci Vesokoivu Seniors 145 ENICRSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIi Brent Wahba Andrew Wahlstrom Kim Wallace Jane Weir Scott Weisman Beth Weiss Robin Wendell Louis Wenzlow William Wickstrom Ginger Wienke Asher Wiess Wendy Wignot Gregory Wilson David Winston Michael Winter Charles Wolf Nancy Jo Wolff Hilke Wolters Robert Yoest Danny Zelken Teresa Zenzola David Ziskind Audra Zuckerman NOT PICTURED: Mark Brauer James Christensen Victoria Godzicki Michael Hank David Hellen Edward Hoffman Devera Holder Dorothy Lessen Jeffrey Levin 146 Seniors Tim Madden Keith Malm Joseph Nerini Lisa Rankin Brian Rogan Eric Rosenfeldt Charity Scott Amy Simon Vivian Soriano Kirsten Zitzewitz NM xv N w FHNXNX wflwix A J IUNIIIDIIQA J lUNlIllfDIl33 JIIUNIIIDIIQA J 'UNI ABOV fue ,earl E: PDA in DHS. Christine Brandt Maureen Brandi Deborah Bregsrone James Broderick Andrea Brodsky William Brolzmon Ross Brown Jr. Dan Bruss Julie BUCCOIO Heather Buage Barb Caminer Lisa Darder Betsy Carlson Maria Carvaial Suzanne Casanzio Brian Caseboli Giles Cover David Cesario Nicki Chandler Paul Chen Mia Chikazawa Michael Cho Vicki Clark Jennifer Cohen Nancy Cohen James Cohn Michael Colby Vikki Cornenlino Michael Connolly Michael Connors Donald Conover Aaron Coniorer Charles Cook Chuck Copeland Marci Cowen Jeiirey Crane William Crawford Alisa Croveiti Brian Curley Sean Daley Vicki Daniels Theresa Danielson Heather Dart Sondra Davenport Donald David Sandra Delery Chris DePinta Susan Devenaorl Andrea DeVito Kiersien Dexter Yina DiPie'ira John Donhauser Debra Dorman Kelly Dougheriy Michelle Drewes Juniors 449 lUNlI'DlIQ3 J lUNII'UII2x J UUNIIUIIQSJ IUNIIID 150 Juniors Darice Dronzek Stacey Dunn Marijo Easton Matthew Edstram Elaine Elbling Bradford Epcke Carolyn Esdale Stephen Esp Brian Feldman Corey Feldman Sylvia Ferro Nyalka Nancy Fillmore Meredith Finer David Finn David Fishbein April Fitz Andre Flouret Mark Foster Nancy Fowler llyssa Fradin Joanne Frankel Jim Franks Caroline Franz Loure Frein Gary Friedman Laura Friedman Kelly Frumentino Kaye Fulkes Peter Furlong Benjamin Galler Alex Garcia David Gass Brad Gassman William Gatz Eric Gelber Stephanie Geman Jeff Gernady Felice Gertz Krina Gibbs Suzanne Gilbert ABOVE: Tough juniors participate in Outdoor Ed, SJ IUNIIID IDA J IUNIIIDIIQAJ IUNIIIDIIQSJIIIJNI Robert Gilmore William Glader Leslie Glantz James Glaser Tony Goldboss Michael Golden Lawrence Golding James Goldman Scott Goldman David Goodman Jodi Goodman Adrianne Grade David Graham Howard Green Hal Greenberg Justin Greenberg Stephen Greenberg Tracy Greenberg Andy Greenstern Gary Grossman Michele Groves Jay Guerevitz Samuel Gulotta Susan Guy Nicholas Hahn Kelly Hamilton Glenn Hansen Kathleen Hanson Ronald Haschak Lauren Hatch Steven Havlick Christine Hayes Tom Healy Melodie Heidenfelder Stephanie Heller Heidi Henderson Julie Henson Jin Heriany Cathryn Hermanott Fred Heymon Scott Hoaera Steve Hofmann Wendy Hoops Lisa Hout Jeremy Huck Martha Hunt Elizabeth Hurley Paula Jackson Stuart Jacover Richard Jaeger Rodney Jette Peter Johnson David Kahn Jonathan Kaiser Tony Kalama Ronald Kalish IUNIIIDIIQA J IUNIIIDIIDA J UUNIIDIIQSJ WUNIIID 152 Juniors Karen Kamberg Stephanie Kanarish Melissa Kane Suzanne Karaba Stacy Karel Timothy Karp Joseph Kartheiser Brian Katz Michele Katz Stephanie Kauter Lara Keck Kathleen Keeley Eileen Kennedy Mary Pat Keup Kathlene Kieffer Amy Kimura Heidi Kinder James Kirby Lawrence Kirsch Stephanie Klasinski Brad Klein Stephen Kring Stefanie Knox Lisa Kodish Thomas Koppelman Michael Kramer Lisa Kravets Jason Kraop Bill Krumm Laura Kruse Marty Kuntz Terrence Lamarre Inga Lambert Bradley Laney Michelle Langas Jeffrey Lapin Jonn Laughlin Heath Levey Brandon Levy Douglas Levy Eric Levy Julie Lewis David Lindgren Richard Llndhalm Susan Llner David Litt Katherine Lockner Brian Loftus Jr. Maria Lombardo James Lovett Janet Lowenbein Susan Lucari Susan Maas Scott MacArthur Dan Makarewicz Kimberly Malm Karin Mangin Suzanne Manning Cathy Marchetti Peter Morince Christine Markuz Scott Marovitz -v- ABOVE: A book for a pillow and a bench for a bed SJ IUNIIUIIQSJ UUNIIIDIIQAJ IUNIIIDIDA J 'UNI l Andrew Marlin Chip Marlin Sandra McBride Calhleen McDonald Jamie McLennan Tom McNurry Greg Meier Amy Melendy Marilyn Markle Christina Metz Laura Milbralh Christine Miller Holly Miller Cheryl Moeller Kieran Moran Eric Morris Wendi Moses Sluarl Nagel Jodi Narral Tod Neely Lisa Neumann Andrea Newman Neil Newman Rasa Newman Andrea Nolo Suzie Odom Daniel Oines Eric Olson Jordan Orzoff David Olienleld Amanda Ovingion Sandra Page Cindy Panlle Jenniler Park Jin Pork Michael Pascoe Christopher Pavarazzi Robin Peiffer Mike Pell David Prcchiefti David Picchleili Kevin Powers Scott Prars Joel Prince Jay Provenzano Karen Purves Jeffrey Radke Craig Rakowsky Andrea Rankin Laura Rapp JIIUNIIIDIITQSJ IUNIIIDIIQSJ IUNIIIDIIQSJ IUNIIQ Paul Reed Victor Renaud Stefanie Rlxecker Phillip Roemer James Rolfe Anthony Rollins Jeffrey Roseman Ronnie Rosenberg Neal Rosenblum Julie Rosenfeld Patrice Rosengarden Marnie Rosenthal Patrick Rouse Amy Rudolph Tara Ryan-Batchelder Robert Saarva Matthew Sabath Matthew Samsel Lisa Sanderson Doriana Santoro Brian Schaps Carolyn Schellie David Schimanski Kimberly Schinto Sabina Schleiss Mark Schmitz Gordon Schwartz Karen Schwartz Renee Schwartz Richard Schwartz William Schwartz Blanche Schwarz Heidi Schweighardt Ryan Scott Wendy Seiden Sandra Seiffert James Seymour Greg Sheahan Lynn Sheets Dawn Shetsky Lewis Shepherd Amy Siegel Adam Silverberg Scott Silverman Jim Simon Todd Simon Joseph smrm Kim Smith 154 Juniors ,ff 'M I Unfortunately, many of us will re- member PSAT's, SAT's, ACT's and oth- er such miserable experiences as the essence of junior year. lf these can be pushed into the backs of our memo- ries, we will realize what an important time junior year was. Most of us were able to cruise around town on wheels. We won the class float contest, again. And we came so close to winning the Spirit Jug that we've got it aced for next year. We mustn't forget those intellectual- ly stimulating classes we took. We ex- perienced everything from U.S. History to the monstrous junior term paper. Best of all, we had the knowledge that next year we will all be seniors! M J Smith Wendy Smith Sarah Snyder Andy Solem Robert Somberg Michelle Stanley Tracy Star Melissa Staubitz William Stelcher Stephanie Stevens Dawn Stirsman Phillip Strelow James Sumoski George Svoboda David Swalgren Anthony Szybkowskr David Tazzioli Loren Teitelbaum Sara Teneyck Rebecca Terry Rick retry Trisha Tiedemann Christina Tobler Mike Tricarlco Luke John Truty Andy Ullman Joel Utterback Susan Van Dyke Scott Vasey Lynn Veit Catherine Velasco Tracy Venturi Dean Victor Jason Waaler Matthew Watson Bryan Waxman Shelia Weil Noel Weimer Stephanie Weinstein Bradley Weisbond Daniel Weiss Joshua Weitzman Thomas Welker Audra Wenzlow Kathryn Whitsan Dawn Wienke Elizabeth Wilson Elizabeth Wilson Kim Witte Amy Wolf Nancy Wolf Auaris Wong Robert Worley Jeff Zaffron Henry Zander Lisa Zavilla Gregory Zgonena Jeffrey Zidman Elzan Zimmermann Marc Ziskind Audra Zobus Robert Zornbolo William Zwirner Carrie Zywiclci NOT PICTUREDI Joseph Bell Cary Berman Nicholaus Fomulary Mitchell Gold Karen Harper Brian Keary Jennifer Leeds Marion McDevitt 5 OPH OM ORESOPH OM ORESOPHOA Sophomore Execuflve Board- FIRST ROW: Francie Tyson, Denise Igolka, Becky Morrison. SECOND ROW: Rob Perrin, Maggie Rlggio, Tricia Power, Louise Garber, Maureen Aaron Ron Abrams Snern Abrams Mary Accord: David Adams Bnan Adamson Beams Alba Ernesto Alclvar H AIIQD Danlelle Allen Mark Amick John Anderson Robert Anderson Philip Aposlle Edward Archer l Dawn Arkin Kevin Arslanian Mindy Ashman Debra Axelrod Dannel Babelch Monika Bablk Jocelyn Baker Amy Balkan Errc Ballenger Dan Barker Andreya Barneh Muchelle Basllan Gerald Bauler James Beccnem James Becker Danlel Bendoff Mark Bernard: Danna Bernardini G-Iona Benram Wulluam Berlram l Carolyn Bierma g Laurel Bnlkey Stacey Blanr Todd Bloom Kenneln Blumberg - l l l l 156 Sophomores l OPHOMORE OPHOMORESOPHOMOR ,H- ln-1 Amin ABOVE: Healh Wendell bubbles at bubbler. 'Re Emmy Blume Shelley Bobbin Jodi Bonnet? Seth Bowers Colleen Branlman Pamela Bregslone Julie Bremner Belinda Brown David Brown Trmolhy Burdick Peter Butler Richard Buller Christy Campbell Bradley Caplan Tony Caranl Susan Catalano William Chapman Jeff Chase Anno Cionciara Susan Clelak Kalherine Cifuenles Michael Clavey Colin Cody Ellen Cohen Elyse Cohen Scott Cohen Michael Con Kelly Colby Andrew Coleman Stephanie Connolly Michael Connor Mall Coughlan Jenifer Cullman Anaslasra Danos Maria Danos Jonathan David Kimberly De George Debra Defoor Mark Delgrosso Anny Dellyannis Vincenl DeLuco Kim Derlinger Jody Dellelsen Stacie Dr Pietro Anthony DiFr0re Mike DiPleVlO Andrew Dolan Brion Donnelly Daniel Dougherly Jeff Drake Sophomores 457 OPH OM ORE5 OPH OM ORE5 OPHOM Oli Diana Dressler Deborah DuBrow William Dunn Robin Dyner Lori Earnest Melinda Eddings Charles Eich Scott Emond Stephen Ernsleen Matthew Estes John Farioli Marie Faro Marcianhe Faugerslrom Bradley Feldman Margrel Ferinell Donna Fiore Jeffrey Fishbein Michael Fisher Howard Fishman Jeffrey Fjeldheim Keilh Flamank Stacy Flanders Torn Franz Cadence Frazier Jay Freeman Katherine Frerichs Joel Fried Jeffrey Friedman Roberl Fuhrmann John Gabriel Todd Gagerman Lori Gcndall Louise Garber Jeff Garland Timoihy Garrily Suzanne Geren Scot? Gertz Sandra Glaser Jason Glowinski Amy Gaberville Andrew Gold Suzanne Goldbaum Darcl Goldenberg Adam Goldin Michael Golvach Michelle Gordon Todd Grafke Wendy Greco Mark Green Wendy Grefhen Alex Gulatfa Sonya Gustafson Michele Habjan Hilary Hageman Michael Haight David Han 'l58 Sophomores ,X - 4 W -, f if , Aa..-.,.,...,..-...V , BELOW: Sophomores enjoying warm weather and courtyard V, J fs- K l Wx -rv OPHOM ORESOPHOM ORESOPHOM OR sf ,'fQf5h??'5fQ?,s2au ,, ,Q , 1 r, EQJZYQV , i 332 , r' A-i ' ff Q afar 2 ' 1345 -if na- l ' 4 'f'sV-fu, it Q ,ut Q 4- i.u.1'Z-will ag F3-1, , 1 . 1 'fly mf ,....g K f ia! ABOVE: Pam Bregslone mixing sun and homework. fn. Tamara Hank Allen Hansen Julie Hansen Kalhryn Harrigan Kmnreen HGt1y Amy Haven Julie Hayes Vincent Heard Anrla Heiniz Wendi Hergolt Rhonda Herrera Arthur Herzog Stephanie Hrser Daniel Hoenne Brian Hof1man Francine Hoffman Esther Horvat Mike Hubbard Earl Hucker Denise lgolka Paul Isaacson Loretta Jaeger Maureen Jafre Terr Jakubowskr Steve Jasper Ned Jennrson Patrick Jones Laura .rosephson Seth Kamber Greg Kammerer Dawn Kaplan Susan Katcn Ronald Kaufmann Tania Kazmer Keith Kerman Janet Kessler Kevin Kang Lyle Kirshenbaum Josiah Kring Alexander Klopp Melissa Knilans Stacy Koch Jacqueline Korn Keith Kousins Jennifer Krrmstein Michele Krupp Laura Kucharskr Steven Lacy Craig Lambert Elizabeth Larsen Sopnomores 459 SOPHOMORESOPHOMORESOPHOMOE Gail Lasih Cheri Lava Michael Lazar Laura Lazda Janice Leff Steven Lencioni Scott Leon Edward Leshin Julie Leslie William Leslie Craig Leva Daniel Levinthal Beth Levy Todd Lindemann Daniel Lindgren Eric Linsky Gregory Lucas Steve Luke Robert Lund Leon Ma Grant Macuba Brian Mahany Suzanna Moloney Laura Mandel David Marcus Phil Marks Mark Marshall Helen Martin Shane Massey Robert Matthews Patricia Maxey Lynne Mc Bride Russell McCartney Laura McCarty Kelly McGrath Katie McHugh Jane Mecklenburg Nancy Mellem Nicholas Mihael Christine Miller Scott Miller Scott Miller Vickie Mishoulam rracy Mittlernan John Moore Jason More Rebecca Morison Michael Morrison ,,- 460 Sophomores We are just about halfway through our entire high school career. ln the fall of '82 we came to DHS with many fears and apprehensions. For most of us, these fears turned out to be nothing. We even found ourselves laughing at how ridiculous they were. We left our freshman year with many great memories and high hopes for the upcoming years In the fall of 83 we came back to DHS with much more confidence in ourselves Our sophomore year is almost over now and we ve built up many more memories The first two years at DHS have been great ones and with a class as spirited and smart as ours there is no way that the next two years could be anything but fantastic' OPH OM ORE5 OPH OM ORESOPHOM OR Betsy Morton Lisa Moss Gretchen Motzko Michelle Mulvihill Laura Myers John Nardinr Matt Narrol Erik Nelson Amy Newman Keith Newman Lisa Newman Aram Nikitas Aimee Nordmark Timothy O'Donnell Tim Olanaer Jennifer Olendart Michael Olson Stanley Olson Michael O'Neill Davide Pacchini Brett Packee Neal Palles Richard Palmer Lola Paschwa Allan Pearce Mark Perin Robert Perrin Toby Perry Jennifer Peterson Andrew Pfeler Gregg Piazzi Gail Piersen Susie Pinsky Matthew Plotsky Juliann Pokorny Kate Poland Hillary Polrkolt Mike Polisner Lisa Polavin Stephany Pond Robert Posterli Patricia Power Elizabeth Prendergasl Tami Puckett Todd Raaunsky Tomasa Ramirez Kent Rappaport Peter Redondo Jerry Reid Kathleen Reidy Sophomores 161 OPH OM ORESOPHOM ORESOPH OM OR Scott Reinish Barbara Reisman Margaret Riggio Adam Roberts Maureen Roemer Matthew Rogers Shelly Roman Greg Rosen David Rosenberg Stephen Rosenfeld Debra Rosensweet Peter Rossi Michael Rotrncn Michelle Rubin Ruby Russell Janessa Russo Jennifer Ryan Patrick Sack Stephen Salm Peter Sandgren Michael Sandaw Peter Sarnataro Susan Sartini Michael Schiller Tyler Schimanski Michelle Schlack Mark Scholl Julie Schotanus Michael Schatters Andrea Schultz Joseph Schwarz John Sciarretta Maxine Segal Jon Senior Jamie Shanin Layna Shein Bryan Shuman Jeffrey Siegel Gregory Siegel Daniel Silver David Silvian Stacey Simon Julie Simonson Angela Sizemore Linda Slavin Jane-Ann Smith Kimberly Soderberg Jamie Salem Kim Spears Maria Spilotro Heather Stark Todd Starr Michael Stern Matthew Stevens Carolyn Stewart 162 Sophomores BELOW: Amy Gobervllle pretends to do homework in the courtyard ,fri ' we A , V M1 'L.L'w, LL ,J -my J, 1'fr f2.. 1,5 . J . '1 ,A V--...Q ff'-.Q - 'sgwr W OPH OM ORE5 OPH OM ORESOF x S. ABOVE: Jamie Becchetti and Stacey Flanders wave from atop their perch. Suzanne Stietel Steven Stryker Jonathan Suttin Alan Tannenbaum Dawn Tornow Steven Taub Kimberly Terek Amy Theobald Richard Thompson Heidi Toole Mark Tornheim Jeffrey Torosaan Gary Tousignant Matthew Trapani Mary Tricarico William Trukenbrod Liza Tursky Francie Tyson Gary Tyson Tracy Ullman Alexander Untermyer Linda Uptegrove Lauren Van Renterghem Michael Varela Patrick Velasco Robert Voisard Valerie Walker Melanie Walters Andrew Walvoord Sandra Ware Katie Warren Lisa Wax Richard Wehrheim Stephanie Weiland Thomas Weiss Heath Wendell Nancy Wessel Marci Whatley Robyn Whiteman Jeannette Wickstrorn Laura Wilkes Christopher Williams Jeffrey Williams Jenny Wilson Mark Wilson Susan Winter Ruth Woll Kimberly Woodward Daniel Yachnin Duane Yaslov Sarah Zelken Nathaniel Zenko NOT PlCTUl'?ED Kimberly Dean Timothy Grunska Suzanne Hickey Done Levin Judith Lichtenstein John Olson Victoria Olson Eric Smith James Speal-:man Christopher Wrtbrod Sophomores 163 WESHMENFRESHNENFRESHNENFRESHMENFR Freshman Executive Board FIRST ROW Stacy Goldman Jennifer Fried Brittney Baker Missy Bechler SECOND ROW Megan Donnelly Alyssa Winter, Beth Klein, Melissa Kaul Missy Miller Larry Finer THIRD ROW Elissa Hechter Mark Lagerlof Jennifer Casey Doug Granat Stacey Loftus Lana McM 164 Freshmen anus, Hamilton Brown Deborah Baer Glenn Schwartz Steven Simon Shilo: Gupta Patricia Abeles Vito Accardr Alexander Adams Bruce Adams Jennller Adams Bradley Adelman Yimothy Alexander Julie Almiro Craig Alrath Matthew Ambre Perry Anton Elizabeth Archer Paul Arentz Holly Arnold Susan Austin Francesca Avona Kirstln Axelson Deborah Baer Tom Baier Brittney Baker David Baker Deborah Baladad Rob Balaer Jill Barnett Julie Barrows Mitchell Bass Julie Bayer Todd Beauchamp Melissa Bechler Mike Bender John Bendrkas Mike Bendoft Jeffrey Benkler Amy Bergseth David Berkowitz Daniel Bernstein Jeff Bernstein Joshua BIZOI Hilary Black Rachel Blackman FRESHMENFRESHNENFRESHMENFRESHMENTRESH Suzanne Block Scott Bloom Ann Bloss Timothy Blowers Ted Bonar Michael Bott Liddy Bowiby Christopher Brehm David Brown Hamilton Brown Rebecca Brown Thad Burzycki Craig Callen Kyle Campbell Jennifer Caplan Jennifer Carani Todd Carlson Brooks Carmignani Brian Carper Jenniter Casey Cheryl Cavaness Paul Chanan Regina Chao Lance Chosen Kris Christensen Marianne Cielak Michael Cisneros Heather Clarke Herschel Claster Pari Close Philip Caan Jr. Laura Cohen Laura Cohen Matt Cohen Steven Coit Lori Colltz Christopher Collins Martin Collins Parker Combs Thomas Comentino Stephanie Comer Marnie Cooper Mitchell Cooper Katherine Copenhaver Angela Corso William Corwin Andrea Coutretsis Kenneth Crane Greg Crovetti Chuck Culbertson Timothy Dallas Kathleen Dault Christopher Davenport Eric Davidson Debra Dean Erica Deasy ABOVE: Lisa Isaacs displays slinky bracelets and shiny braces. Freshmen 'I lfiiEsHl'liiNFREsHltENFREsHltENFFsHMENFREQHM Tony Defilippis Melissa Dell Daniel DeMichele Julie Diamond Cathy Dieck Deanna Dornitrovich Megan Donnelly Karen Dorfman Soledad Doval Lara Dovas Norman Dumyahn Robert Dunn Ann Easton Holly Ebner David Eck Brian Edelman Jane Edwards Dale Eisner Daniel Estes Daniel Evans Richard Faro Jason Feldman David Fell Andre Ferronyalko One class at one end of the school and another at the other lettered hallways iD s free periods and study halls were new things we all had to face as freshmen After the first day when we had all walked into a few senior classes none of us were quite sure we d make it through the year With so many activities and organizations where to end'P Homecoming was certainly something exciting and new' The Fresh man Frat was a noble idea And it really didnt matter when our parents had to drive us places Even with all of the hassles of being little froshles we all decided that the Class of 87 was here to stayl i l to join, who knew where to begin and Michael Fess Steven Field Rachel Figura Jeffrey Fine Lawrence Finer Moira Finnegan Jonathan Fischer Adam Fishman Lori Flax Sharon Flom Michael Flomenhoft Marc Flouret Tommy Foreman David Forster Jeffrey Frankel Michael Freydberg Jennifer Fried Elizabeth Futterrnan Tony Gassman Melissa Genson Matthew George Kristine Gemady Rhonda Gernady Joel Gershon 166 Freshmen l l l IFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHNEN FRESHNENFRESH BELOW: Freshmen enjoy the ancient custom of sitting on books in the courtyard. as 3- Julie Gherardini Michelle Gignac Lauren Gilbert Lisa Goldberg Mark Golden Nancy Golding Deborah Goldman Stacy Goldman Steven Graham Douglas Granat Bradlev Grav Darren Green Eden Green Michael Greenspan Richard Graover Robert Groover llysa Grossman snnpi eupm Mark Guth Daniel Gutknecht Alison Gutterman Bart Haake Sari Haid Brian Hammerman Kathleen Hammond Daniel Hangren Keven Hansen John Harms David Harris Valerie Hastings Michael Haworth Katie Healy Elissa Hechter Alan Heichman Jodi Hirsch Robert Hoftenberg Jeremy Hoffman Rachael Hoffman Monika Hollweck Paul Huber Jennie Hughes Amy Hunt Lisa lsaacs Cory Isaacson Therese Jacks Marci Jacobs Danielle Jaske Boyd Jensen Tammy Jenz Clark Jester Robert Jette Allen JOHS Elizabeth Johnson Heather Johnson Eileen Kahn Brett Kaiser Deborah Kaiz Evan Kane David Kanter Pamela Kaplan Brian Kapniclc Julie Karel Karen Karnazes Brian Karp Freshmen 167 RESHNENFRESHNENFRESHNENFRESHMENFRESHN Suzanne Kasch Danna Kalz Melissa Kaul Ryan Keck Larry Keller Kathy Kelley Michael Kempf Brett Kernat William Kerstein Paul Kim Steven Kirsch Amy Kirshenbaum Steven Klaslnski Scott Klassen Elizabeth Klein Scott Klimczak Charles Klingler Brian Kodish Monica Kogan Gary Komar Scott Koppelman Debbie Katlicky Jeffery Kraines Paul Kressmann Patricia Kuntz Tiffany Kunz Lisa Kwate Mark Lagerlof Eric Lambert Jon Lanasman Mark Lanscioni Tasha LaPierre Gregg Lapin Gary Leader Sonya Lee Randee Leff Laura Lencioni Scott Leva Lara Levey Jonathon Levln Nancy Levin Erlc Levy Jordan Levy Wendy Levy Alisa Lichtenstein Mark Llcklett Dayle Lieberman Holly Llefeld Albert Lindstrom Katherine Liner Kimberly Link Stacey Loftus Elizabeth Lombardo Adam Lurie Jonathan Lutz Ann Maas Marguerite Madden 168 Freshmen Maureen Mahony Lisa Mak arewicz Bryan Mallin Gail Mandel Kerry Mangln fr lim :QW fre' if l W: ' f ABOVE: Jenny Casey and Heather Clarke. IFRESHMENFRESHNENFRESHMEN FRESHMENFRESHP Andrew Mann Donald March Hearher Margolis Scart Masnens Laura Moslnr Jennifer Mau Erlc Maxen Lauren May Sharon McGoryle Sandra McLennan Lone McManus Tobey Mendelson Alison Meyers Jam: Meyers Anlla Mlkc Mlchelllene Mlller Marci Mlnorlnr Kerry Moran Bradley Marns Lelgh Moms Clndv Menon Jennifer Munson Mlcnael Murray Julne Neale James Needham SCOY1 Nelson Amy Neplune Carherlne Newall Kolny Nilsen Chnsrrne Nofke Melissa Noffke Lee Nordanberg Christopher Nylko Joseph O'DonnsIl Errca Orlove Mike Ovlnglon Francesca Paccnlm Ellzabem Polelrr Barr Palles Mary Palmer Muchael Panek Joseph Park Dolllova Parker Jason Peak Kennelh Pedersen Brad Perlslein Wllllam Pelersen Mane Pelnnl-Poli Joshua Pfeler Daruel Phillips Dayra Pune Nrkkr Pornerance Robin Porneranlz Todd Poplar Lynne Praus Noel Price Tuna Purcell Roxanne Rachlln Michael Radzln Mrchelle Rafrel Freshmen 469 Jose Ramirez Alrson Randolph Susan Roucher Delanra Reagan Davrd Redmond Mrchelle Reese Mrchael Rand Jennrfer Reinrsh Joshua Rrng Jeffrey Rabbrn Judnh Rodriguez Scarf Rosen Paul Rosenbaum Howard Rothenberg Andrea Rubrn Dome! Rudolph Ddvud Rurz Kelly nukrn Susan Rurnrck Trmorhy Runnevre Tlsa Ryan-Balchelaer Bradley Saks Noel Saks Jamre Samsel Kathryn Sanders Andrea Sarnararo Phrlrp Sassano Jennrler Savner Jacqueline Schesnol Jonathan Schrller Carl Schlccher Mary Beth Schlesrnger Jay Schloemer Eric Scnneraer Rachel Scnnerder Glenn Schwarvz Chrrsrlna Scoh Chnsry Secher Sonya Serpas Slccey Seymour Deborah Shaprro Jon Shaprro Jennrler Shaw Darryl Sherman Sean Shrlllng 'I70 Freshmen RESHNENFRESHNENFRESHNENFRESHWENFRESHN .W-mm., W ' 1 4 1 ' 1' -fr -seaw- NE1 ff f , , is fad nfRE5HMENFREsHMENFRE5HPlEN FRELSHI Nmf' p-'N 21 -,J W...--'- 4 Bradley Shoemaker Beth Siegel David Siegel Bradley Simon Steven Simon Ashwinder Singh Ronald Sklare Beatrice Slotky Amy Small Cory Smith David Smith Dana Snitoft Thomas Snyder Jeffrey' S0eaer Bart Sprnester Laura Stewart Candy Stillman Brian Stoller Katherine Stone Mandy Stone James Strornoeck Brent Struthers Ann Svoboda Shelley Tannenbaum Llsa Teplilz Scott Terry Jerry Thompson Melissa Thomson Shannon Towson Jeffrey Vasey November Walker Michelle Wallman Steve Walton James Ware Edward Watson Jamie Watson Robin Waxman Roberl Webb Pnlrp werssxopi Katherine White Kimberly White Jef1 Whitehead Edwin Williams Laura Williams Marlin Wilson Alyssa Winter Ralph Wolters Deanna Wulf Kristin Yaukey Marc Young Cathy Zahnle Marcy Zelmar Jed Zenko Edward Zwlrner NOT PICTURED James Buthman John Ganz TOnY Gurgll Jordon Levy Pamela Paset James Zimbrofl Freshmen 171 ADMINISTRATIQNADMINISTRATIONA Board of Education - FIRST ROW: Linda Baer, Peg Campbell, Cookie Agsigtgnt pringpgi Muriel KH,-199 Kohn, SECOND ROW: David Kaufman, Norman Schubert, Arthur Staubitz. NOT PICTURED: Morris Caminer. -Q7 L. Director of Student Activities Richard Rurey. Director ot Student Affairs Bernhard Bruhn. 472 Administration JMINISTRATIONADMINISTRATICN 4,,...' Administration - Roger Ault, William Schuett, James WarrenqSuperintendentj, Donald Ring, Robert Toresberg. The year 4984 is most often associated with drastic change and upheavel. At DHS, this change manifested itself in the retirement of Principal Theodor Repsholdt. As an administrator, teacher and coach, Theodor Repsholdt served the students of District M3 for thirty years. Beginning at HPHS as a core curriculum assistant and football coach, Repsholdt soon became a department chairman. After a series of positions at DHS, Repsholdt eventually was named Principal in 4978. Despite this promotion, Repsholdt remained in direct contact with the student body. He taught courses varying from English to U.S. History. One history student commented, Mr. Repsholdt was one of the most inspiring teachers l've ever had. He also founded and coached the successful girls' golf team. The U.S. Constitution speaks of a more perfect union. Under the leadership of Principal Theodor Repsholdt, DHS has become cr more perfect high school. Administration 173 Security Guards-Josephine Gnercrrdini, Tony Romero. Bookstore-Noncy Linville 1' 5 . ,- , hu, K f 'jmlllltrtlimt Cusiodlol Staff-Bill Gibson, Jim Nordini, Isabella Rodriguez, George Custodial Stall-FIRST ROW: Bennie Avono, Tony Biodi. SECOND ROW: Wolloce, Poui Vero. Vol Voissord, Marco D'Amoro, Ted Tclono, Peie Mozzo, Fronk Mozzo. 174 Services I ICESERVICESERVICESERVICESERVICE Locker Room Attendants - Frankie Santoro, Ernie Rabattini. Audio Vlsuol - Angelo Maaaalozzo Clerical Staff - FIRST ROW: Maggie Sanke, Jean Dialer, Dorothy Petersen, Yvonne Faiggi, Cissy Peterson, Jeanie Tazioli, Andrea Eessl, Mary Suigussaar, Jeanette Magill, SECOND ROW: Valeria Sack, Ellen Cooksy, Marjorie Pearson, Mary Lambert, Alice Beinlich, Anna Mae Ragland, Rita Benson, Elayne Chaikin, Barbara Davis, Nancy Mihael, Roberta Williams, Muriel Dompke. l r i Services 475 Paul Adams Traffic Safety Elalne Adler English Louls Adler AVfllvlC Julie Anderson Social Studies Ralph Asher Mathematics Lynn Babcock Special Education Mlke Battlsta Physical Education Rlchard Baxter English Ralph Becker Social Studies Donald Bell Science Mlrlam Benlamln Special Education Eugene Blackburn Science Robert Bordenave Science Carol Brodwln Special Education Jerome Carvalal Foreign Language James Chamberlaln Applied Arts Susan Cohen Foreign Language Jean Coleman Physical Education Ken Cooksey Computers Wllllam Cowglll Physical Education Louls Crouch English 476 Faculty ACULTYFACULTYFACULTYFACI nw I 4 W ABOVE: Robert Motzko delves into chemistry. LTYFACULTYFACULTYFACULTYFACULTYF BELOW: Betty Freehling with trusty Selectric. it if ,Hifi A IA' Nw Fred Dlckman Athletic Director Connle Donovan English Mlchael Daren Mathematics James Dyas English Art Edsfrom Science Judy Elserman Guidance Peg Elslnger Science Richard Ellloff English Charles Emmons Fine Arts Ruth Esserman Fine Arts Fred Fabry Science Dacla Fahler Nurse Edward Falr Mathematics Donna Fitzgerald Applied Arts lob Flelsful SciencefPhysical Edu Robert Founfaln Science lefty Freehllng Applied Arts Richard Fruhwirth English Dale Galsky Applied Arts Judy Garland Special Education Klp Gasper Mathematics Geoffrey Gluck Special Education James Gosh Mathematics Tom Halford Physical Education Faculty cation '17 7 FACULTYFACULTYFACULTYFACULTYF Fred Harrls Physical Education Joan Harvey Guidance Holdl Hauelson Traffic Safety Lola I-llmrod Special Education Donald Hollenbock English Julle Holman Special Education Ray Horton English Allen Hoverland IMC Vance Hunfslngar Science Robert Jones Physical Education Susan Kaplan Social Studies Connlo Klollor Applied Arts John Kloln Mathematics Marllyn Knllans Mathematics Ray Knudson Applied Arts Mlkeioahlor Guidance Ross Koapnlek Applied Arts Mary Both Kravols Guidance Mary Kromkau Special Education Konnolh Kurtz Science Richard Laurson Social Studies 178 Faculty BELOW: Jean Tazioll takes a quick cookie break. 3 may fig rw, FYFACULTYFACULTYFACULTYFACULTYF Fe? Ted Lawrence Special Education Llonel Leleau Foreign Language Gayle Luehr Physical Education Vincent Malek Science AI Metzger English Edllh Mlller English Van Mlller Physical Education Merle Monroe Social Studies Rlchard Moore English Joyce Morehouse English Paul Morenz Social Studies Chuck Morrlson Applied Arts Robert Molzko Science Luke Mueller Permanent Substitute Carol Myers Physical Education Georgia Nicholson Special Services Nan Norrls Guidance Ronald O'Connor Physical Education Anlla Oliva Fine Arts Joe Cslrander Guidance Betty Park Science Faculty 179 'ACULTYFACULTYFACULTYFACULTYFAC Janice Paslmenl English Michael Penrod Physical Education Elaine Penwell Guidance Ralph Poelllng Guidance Fred Putz Fine Arts Jullenne Renaud Foreign Language Vlc Renaud Science David Rllier Fine Arts Janet Roemer Special Services Greg Royer IMC Jane Rubenstein Special Education Joe Russo Applied Arts Ed Salenlek Guidance Carolyn Sarson Physical Education Walter Sawosko Science Wllllam Schlldgen Foreign Language Randall Schultz Social Studies Joe Senese English Kay Severns English Charles Shepard Mathematics Thomas Sllverwood English 180 Faculty BELOW: Anita Oliva demonstrates calligraphy, ff vm- .. I'YFACULTYFACULTYFACULTYFACULTY ABOVE: Tony Romero and Bernhard Bruhn patrol the halls of DHS. i , rrre .493 Howard Skolen English Ann Slavlck Fine Arts Ann Small Physical Education Terrl Spenks Applied Arts AI Sprlester Fine Arts Arlo Stralght Science Bruce Stupple Fine Arts John Swearngln Mathematics Jane Tillman Foreign Language Betty Tlmmer Mathematics Dan Vlncett Social Studies Judith Wason Mathematics Suzanne Welsberger Foreign Language Alice Whlte Guidance Martl Wick Mathematics John Wllson Guidance Margaret Wllton Foreign Language Rita Wolbert Mathematics Marlon Young Applied Arts Dorothy Zltzewltz Foreign Language NOT PICTURED: Marlene Feder Joel Johnson Lynne Kaskela Tana Larson Andy Farrissey Faculty lei Babbitt, Shelley 457 Borinstein, Brigitte 448 Faculty And Staff Adams, Paul 64, 476 Adler, Elaine 66, 476 Adler, Louis 476 Anderson, Julie 476 Asher, Ralph 476 Ault, Roger 473 Babcock, Louise 476 Battista, Michael 90, 94, 476 Baxter, Richard 476 Becker, Ralph 476 Beinlich, Alice 475 Bell, Donald 476 Benjamin, Miriam 476 Benson, Rita 475 Blackburn, Eugene 476 Bordenave, Robert 476 Brodwin, Carol 476 Bruhn, Bernhard 472 Carvajal, Jerome 99, 476 Chamberlain, James 476 Cohen, Susan 476 Coleman, Jean 77, 448, 476 Cooksey, Ken 54, 476 Cooksy, Ellen 475 Cowgill, William 476 Crouch, Louis 476 Davis, Barbara 475 Dickman, Fred 75, 86, 87, 477 Didier, Jean 475 Dompke, Muriel 475 Donovan, Connie 477 Daren, Michael 477 Dyas, James 477 Eberhardt, Linda 79 Edstrom, Arthur 82, 83, 449, 479 Eiserman, Judy 477 Eisinger, Margret 477 Elliott, Richard 68, 477 Emmons, Charles 444, 477 Esserman, Ruth 477 Fabry, Fred 477 Fahler, Dacia 477 Faiggi, Yvonne 475 Fair, Edward 477 Farrissey, Andy 64, 87 Fitzgerald, Donna 477 Fjelstul, Robert 68, 74, 477 Fountain, Robert 402, 477 Freehling, Betty 477 Eruhwirth, Richard 404, 477 Galsky, Dale 477 Garland, Judy 477 Gasper, Kip 477 Gherardini, Josephine 474 Gluck, Geoffrey 66, 477 Gosh, James 477 Halford, Tom 477 Harris, Fred 63, 82, 478 Harvey, Joan 478 Haueisen, Heidi 49, 79, 86, 478 Heigel, Dave 73 Himrod, Lolo 478 Hollenbeck, Donald 478 Holman, Julie 478 Horton, Ray 445, 478 Hoverland, Allyn 478 Huntsinger, Vance 403, 478 Jones, Robert 447, 478 Kaplan, Susan 478 Kaufman, David 473 Kieffer, Connie 478 Klein, John 478 Klinge, Muriel 472 Knilans, Marilyn 478 Knudson, Ray 478 Koehler, Michael 64, 478 Koepnick, Ross 478 Kravefs, Mary Beth 478 Kremkau, Mary 478 Kurtz, Ken 88, 478 Lambert, Mary 475 Larson, Tana 405, 407, 409 482 Laursen, Richard 400, 478 Lawrence, Ted 479 Le Beau, Lionel 479 Linville, Nancy 474 Luehr, Gayle 479 Malek, Vince 479 Metzger, Al 479 Meyer, Sheri 80 Meyers, Ellie 404 Miller, Edith 404, 479 Miller, Van 73, 479 Monroe, Merle 47, 479 Moore, Richard 479 Morehouse, Joyce 404, 479 Morenz, Paul 90, 479 Morrison, Chuck 479 Motzgo, Robert 479 Mueller, Luke 90, 94, 479 Myers, Carol 92, 479 Nicholson, Georgia 479 Norris, Nan 479 O'Connor, Ronald 64, 479 Oliva, Anita 479, 480 Osfrander, Joe 479 Park, Betty 479 Pasimenl, Janice 480 Pearson, Marjorie 475 Penrod, Michael 480 Penwell, Elaine 480 Peterson, Cissy 475 Peterson, Dorothy 475 Poelling, Ralph 480 Pufz, Fred 50, 480 Rabattini, Ernie 475 Ragland, Anna Mae 475 Renaud, Jullenne 480 Renaud, Victor 480 Repsholdt, Theodor 74, 473 Repsholat, Ted Jr, 46, 80, 83 Ring, Donald 473 Ritter, David 480 Roemer, Janet 480 Romero, Tony 474 Royer, Greg 480 Rurey, Richard 472 Russo, Joe 480 Sack, Val 475 Saleniek, Ed 480 Santoro, Frankie 475 Sarson, Carolyn 480 Sawosko, Walter 480 Schildgen, William 480 Schuett, William 473 Schultz, Randall 46, 480 Senese, James 404, 480 Severns, Kay 480 ' Shepard, Chuck 84, 480 Silverwood, Thomas 480 Skoien, Howard 484 Slavick, Ann 484 Small, Ann 76, 484 Spears, Cal 64 Spenks, Teresa 484 Spriester, Al 440, 484 Straight, Arlo 484 Stupple, Bruce 484 Suigussaar, Mary 475 Swearngin, John 484 Tazloii, Jeanie 478 Tillman, Jane 484 Timmer, Betty 484 Toresberg, Robert 473 Vincett, Dan 484 Warren, Dr. James 473 Wason, Judy 484 Weisberger, Suzanne 484 White, Alice 484 Wick, Marti 484 Williams, Roberta 475 Wilson, John 484 Wilton, Margret 484 Wolbert, Rita 484 Young, Marion 484 Zitzewitz, Dorothy 484 Student Index Aaron, lVlGL.lie6i'l 98, 156 Abeles, Patricia 79, 464 Abrams, Elizabeth 400, 404, 448 Abrams, Ron 75, 88, 456 Abrams, Sherri 400, 404, 440, 443, 456 Accardi, Mary 456 Accardi, Vito 464 Adamick, Mark 448 Adams, Alexander 90, 464 Adams, Bruce 73, 402, 464 Adams, David 82, 456 Adams, Adams, Jennifer 464 Mike 64 Adamson, Brian 456 Adelman, Bradley 464 Adelman, Karen 448 Ainsworth, John 64 Alba, Alfredo 57, 428, 448 Alba, Beatris 456 Alba, Javier 57, 90, 448 Alcivar, Ernesto 456 Alexander, Scott 447 Alexander, Timothy 90, 464 Allan, H 456 Allen, Danielle 440, 444, 456 Almiro, Julie 464 Alroth, Craig 409, 464 Alroth, Dawn 405, 406, 428 Ambre, Denise 86, 448 Ambre, Matthew 90, 464 Amick, Mark 63, 456 Andersen, Kurt 448 Andersen, Sheryl 428 Anderson, Carol-Louise 448 Anderson, Janine 448 Anderson, John 73, 456 Anderson, Lori 448 Anderson, Robert 73, 456 Anderson, Steve 428 Andries, Darrill 448 Anton, Perry 464 Anton, Tallis 448 Apostle, Lana 428 Apostle, Philip 456 Appelgren, Katherine 448 Archer, Edward 456 Archer, Elizabeth 464 Arenas, Gretchen 428 Arentz, Paul 83, 464 Arkin, Dawn 456 Arnold, Holly 400, 407, 444, 464 Aronson, David 448 Arslanian, Kevin 456 Arslanian, Kristen 448 Ashman, Mindy 422, 456 Auch, Andrew 64, 448 Audo, Susan 428, 464 Auerbach, Lisa 448 Austin, Robert 428 Austin, Susan 79, 407, 422 Avona, Francesco 90, 464 Axelrod, Debra 456 Axelrod, Jeffrey 404, 428 Axelson, Kirstin 407, 464 Babetch, Daniel 456 Babik, Monika 456 Baer, Brett 44, 99, 400, 404 405, 428 Baer, Deborah 78, 87, 464 Baier, Michael 64, 448 Baier, Tom 464 Baker, Brittney 464 Baker, David 464 Baker, Jocelyn 400, 456 Baladad, Deborah 407, 464 Baladad, Kevin 449, 448 Baladad, Mark 428 Balder, Julie 428 Balder, Rob 90, 464 Balkin, Amy 405, 446, 456 Ballenger, Eric 444, 456 Ballenger, Julie 404, 405, 406, 428 Banick, Paula 448 Baran, Joan 99, 400, 405, 408, 409, 445, 446, 428 Baron, Joyce 80, 400, 405, 408, 445, 446, 429 Barbier, Nathalie 429 Bard, Betsy 98, 405, 423, 448 Barker, E. Dan 63, 456 Barnett, Andreya 74, 86, 456 Barnett, Jill 464 Barnett, Steve 429 Barrett, Kimberly 440, 443, 429 Barrows, Julie 407, 464 Barth, Laura 429 Basevitz, Linda 400, 404, 429 Bass, Mitchell 464 Bass, Susan 44, 404, 429 Bastian, Michelle 440, 456 Bauer, Leslie 429 Bauler, Gerald 63, 456 Bayer, Julie 80, 464 Beal, Susan 405, 429 Beauchamp, Bradford 64, 448 Beauchamp, Todd 464 Becchetti, James 63, 456 Becchetti, Theodore 99, 429 Bechler, Abby 76, 98, 99, 448, 429, 430 Bechler, Melissa 77, 422, 464 Becker, James 456 Belgrad, Lisa 429 Bell, Joseph Bender, Mike 89, 464 Bendikas, Caryl 448 Bendikas, John 464 Bendoff, Daniel 456 Bendoff, Mike 90, 464 Benkler, Jeffrey 73, 448, 464 Bennett, Anthony 448 Benton, Julie 45, 32, 404, 448 Berg, Anna 54, 440, 444, 448 Berger, Melissa 429 Bergseth, Amy 77, 444, 464 Berkowitz, Audrey 446, 448 Berkowitz, David 464 Berman, Frances 99, 404. 405, 429 Bernardi, Mark 456 Bernardi, Natalie 400, 404, 403, 445, 429 Bernardini, Donna 456 Bernstein, Daniel 73, 404, 464 Bernstein, Jeff 68, 90, 464 Bertram, Gloria 446, 456 Bertram, Joseph 448 Bertram, William 63, 456 Bierma, Carolyn 456 Bilkey, Laurel 456 Billings, Cindy 448 Bizar, Joshua 464 Black, Hilary 443, 464 Black, Robert 429 Blair, Shannon 67, 440, 448 Blair, Stacey 456 Blanchard, Pam 448 Bleckman, Rachel 80, 93, 464 Blietz, Cameron 448 Block, David 448 Block, Suzanne 66, 422, 465 Blame, Erik 94, 448 Bloom, Scott 73, 465 Bloom, Todd 73, 456 Bloss, Ann 80, 465 Blowers, Timothy 89, 444, 465 Blum, S usan 99, 423, 429 Blumberg, Kenneth 456 Blume, 420. Emmy 37, 405, 408, 422, 457 Bock, Alesia 440, 444, 443, 448 Boland, Kristin 448 Bonar, Gina 423, 448 Bonar, Ted 465 Bonnett, Jodi 80, 440, 457 Booth, Joyce 429 Bott, Michael 465 Bowers, Seth 63, 457 Bowlby, Liddy 79, 465 Bowlby, Lisa 448 Bramson, Eric 73, 429 Brandt, Christine 449 Brandt, Maureen 76, 449 Brantman, Colleen 93, 420, 457 Brantman, Robert 59, 429 Bregstone, Deborah 405, 449 Bregstone, Pamela 95, 457, 459 Brehm, Christopher 73, 185 Bremner, Anne 429 Bremner, Julie 76, 449, 457 Broderick, James 99, 449 Brodsky, Andrea 449 Brooks, Lisa 429 Brotzman, William 88, 449 Brown, Belinda 66, 457 Brown, Daniel 64, 429 Brown, David 63, 88, 457 Brown, David 465 Brown, Hamilton 465 Brown, Rebecca 465 Brown Jr, Ross 64, 449 Bruss, Dan 68, 449 Buccola, Brett 429, 439 Buccola, Julie 86, 87, 449 Budge, Burdick Heather 449 , Paul 429 Burlini, Anthony 429 Burzycki, Thad 465 Butler, Charlotte 446, 429 Butts, J Byrnes, Callen Oni 424, 429 David 429 C Jeffrey 429 Caminer, Barb 80,-99, 449 Campbell, Christy 457 Campbell, Colin 430 Campbell, Kyle 465 Callen, Craig 465 m Canha , James 64, 430 Caplan, Bradley 440, 457 Caplan, David 430 Caplan, Jennifer 465 Carani, Jennifer 80, 84, 465 Carani, Thomas 75, 430 Carani, Tony 63, 90, 457 Carder, Lisa 74, 449 Carlson, Betsy 449 Carlson, Paul 430 Carlson, Sharen 45, 430 Carlson, Todd 444 Carolan, Frank 430 Carper, Brian 90 Carter, Andrea 99, 405, 406, 430 Carvajal, Maria 449 Casanzio, Suzanne 449 Casebolt, Brian 449 Ferronyalka, Andre 466 asey, Claudia 99, 448, 423, 430 asey, Jennifer 74, 86 atalano, Susan 66, 457 avaness, Cheryl 80, 465 aver, Giles 449 esario, David 449 hamper, Jerry 82, 83, 449, 430 hanan, Paul 465 handler, Nicki 449 hao, Regina 444, 465 hapman, William 63, 457 harles, David 430 hose, Jeff 63, 457 hasen, Lance 65 hen, Christopher 95, 430 hen, Paul 94, 449 herneff, Steven 82, 430 hikazawa, Mia 449 ho, Michael 449 hristensen, Kris 87, 465 ianciara, Anna 98, 457 ielak, Marianne 79, 465 ielak, Susan 79, 457 iFuentes, Katherine 77, 444, 457 imbalo, Ann 430, 436 isneros, Carlos 430 lark, Vicki 449 larke, Heather 86, 465 laster, Herschel 465 iavey, Michael 457 lavey, Susan 430 lose, Pari 465 oan Jr, Philip 465 adv, Colin 63, 457 ody, Martin 64, 430 ohen, Brooke 430 ohen, Ellen 457 ohen, Elyse 92, 420, 457 ohen, Jennifer 66, 449 ohen, Laura 79, 457 ohen, Laura 465 ohen, Matt 73, 465 ohen, Nancy 74, 447 ohen, Scott 400, 457 ohen, Stefanie 430 ohn, James 449 oit, Michael 63, 457 oit, Steven 465 olby, Kelly 457 olby, Michael 449 oleman, Andrew 457 oleman, Gregory 98, 99, 430 olitz, Lori 87. 465 ollins, Christopher 465 ollins, Kelly 430 ollins, Martin 465 ollins, Michelle 430 ollins lll, Edward 405, 434 ombs, Parker 465 omentino, Thomas 465 omention, Vikki 449 omer, Stephanie 465 onnolly, Michael 449 onnolly, Stephanie 445, 457 onnor, Michael 63, 457 onnors, Michael 449 onover, Donald 73, 449 ontorer, Aaron 99, 405, 449 ook, Charles 73, 449 ook, Robert 434 ook, Sara 24, 99, 420, 425, 428, 434 ooksy, Douglas 434 ooper, Howard 434, 445 ooper, Marnie 465 ooper, Mitchell 465 opeland, Chuck 440, 444, 443, 449 openhaver, Katherine 465 Corn, Scot 444, 434 Corso, Angela 465 Corwin, William 465 Coughlin, Daniel 434 Coughlin, Matt 457 Coutretsis, Andrea 465 Cowen, Marci 448, 449 Crane, Jeffrey 64, 99 Crane, Kenneth 73, 465 Crawford, William 64, 90, 449 Crovetti, Alisa 74, 99, 449 Crovetti, Greg 90, 465 Crowley, Elizabeth 405, 434 Cullinan, Jenifer 457 Curley, Brian 449 D Daley, Brian 63, 64, 434 Daley, Sean 64, 449 Dallas, Timothy 465 Daniels, Vicki 449 Danielson, Theresa 449 Dann, Brian 434 Danos, Anastasia 79, 86, 457 Danos, Basil 73, 98, 99, 428, 434 Danos, Maria 79, 86, 98, 437 Dart, Heather 76, 449 Dasso, Annette 434 Dault, Kathleen 465 Davenport, Christopher 465 Davenport, Sandra 449 David, Donald 449 David, Jonathan 94, 457 Davidson, Eric 469 Davis, Karyn 92, 99, 424, 425, 434 De Frank, Joseph 64, 434 De George, Kimberly 457 Deasy, Erica 465 Decker, Stephanie 434 Deerprints, Editors 445 DeFilippis, Tony 78, 89, 466 Delery, Sandra 98, 449 DelGrosso, Mark 444, 458 DelGrosso, Michael 54, 88, 434, 457 DeliYannis, Anny 420, 457 Dell, Melissa 466 DeLuca, Vincent 457 DeMichele, Daniel 402, 403, 466 DePinto, Chris 449 Dertinger, Kim 457 Detlefsen, Jody 86, 457 Devendarf, Susan 400, 404, 404, 405, 406, 408, 444 Dever, Denise 434 DeVito, Andrea 449 Dexter, Kiersten 80, 449 Di Pietro, Stacie 443, 457 Diamond, Elisabeth 443, 434 Diamond, Julie 443, 466 Dieck, Cathy 466 DiFiare, Anthony 457 DiPietro, Mike 457 DiPietra, Tina 443, 449 Dolan, Andrew 457 Domitravich, Deanna 80, 466 Donhauser, John 64, 65, 449 Donnelly, Brian 457 Donnelly, Megan 466 Dorfmon, Karen 466 Dorfmon, Laurie 434 Dorman, Debra 449 Dougherty, Daniel 457 Daugherty, Kelly 440, 444 Doval, Cesar 64, 94, 434 Doval, Soledad 466 Dovas, Lara 87, 466 Drake, Jeff 457 Dressler, Diana 458 Drewes, Michelle 449 Dronzek, Darice 450 Dubrow, Deborah 458 Dubrow, Donald 434 Duffy, Kelly 434 Dumyahn, Margaret 432 Dumyahn, Mary 405, 432 Dumyahn, Norman 466 Dunn, Robert 88, 466 Dunn, Stacey 446, 425, 450 Dunn, William 63, 458 Dyner, Rabin 458 Earnest, Lori 74, 86, 458 Easton, Ann 466 Easton, Marija 79, 450 Ebner, Holly 466 Eck, David 466 Eddings, Melinda 458 Edelman, Brian 466 Edstrom, Matthew 64, 80, 450 Edwards, Jane 79, 87, 466 Eich, Charles 458 Elbling, Elaine 450 Ellensohn, Chris 432 Eisner, Dale 466 Emond, Scott 458 Engelhardt, Elizabeth 432 Epcke, Bradford 64, 450 Ernsteen, Scott 445, 432 Ernsteen, Stephen 458 Esdale, Carolyn 450 Esp, Stephen 64, 450 Estes, Daniel 83, 444, 443, 466 Estes, Matthew 82, 404, 440, 444, 443, 458 Evans, Daniel 89, 466 F Faccenda, Steve 432 Fairhead, Lisa 432 Fanani, Marco 63, 64, 432 Farioli, John 63, 458 Faro, Marie 458 Faro, Richard 73, 466 Faugerstrom, Marcianne 440, 458 Faulhaber, Lynne 432 Faulman, Kyle 432 Feldman, Bradley 73, 458 Feldman, Brian 450 Feldman, Corey 73, 450 Feldman, Dean 44, 405, 408, 432 Feldman, Jason 90, 466 Fell, David 89, 466 Felten, Polly 432 Fennell, Margret 409, 458 Ferro Nyalka, Sylvia 90. 405, 450 Fess, Michael 466 Field, Steven 466 Figure, Rachel loc Fillmore, Nancy 404, 405, 408, 420, 450 Fingold, Michael 432 Fink, Mike 432 Finn, David 450 Finn, Debby 99, 446, 420, 425, 432 Finnegan, Matthew 48, 94, 432 Finnegan, Moira 77, 466 Fiore, Donna 458 Fishbein, David 75, 450 Fishbein, Jeffrey 75, 458 Fisher, Michael 63, 458 Fishman, Adam 466 Fishman, Howard 446, 458 Fitz, April 440, 450 Fjeldheim, Jeffrey 63, 458 Flamank, Keith 458 Flanders, Scott 73, 99. 432 Flanders, Stacy 24, 458, 463 Flattery, Patrick 432 Flax, Lori 407, 466 Fliss, Diana 66, 432 Flom, Sharon 404, 466 Flomenhoft, Michael 73, 466 Flouret, Andre 83, 450 Flouret, Marc 90, 450, 466 Foreman, Tommy 90, 466 Forster, David 466 Foster, Mark 99 Fowler, Nancy 74, 450 Fradin, llyssa 405, 420, 450 Fradkin, Marcy 82, 73, 99, 400, 432 Frankel, Jeffrey 466 Frankel, Joanne 98, 450 Franks, Jim 64, 450 Franz, Caroline 66, 99, 450 Franz, Tom 75, 458 Frazier, Cadence 458 Freeman, Jay 458 Freihaut, Karen 432 Frein, Laure 74, 450 Frerichs, Katherine 80, 82, 449, 458 Frerichs, Scott 46, 99, 449, 432, 444 Freydberg, Michael 466 Fried, Jennifer 66, 422, 466 Friedman, Gary 88, 450 Friedman, Jeffrey 63, 458 Friedman, Laura 450 Frumentino, Deana 432 Frumentino, Kelly 450 Fuhrmann, Robert 82, 449, 458 Fulkes, Kaye 450 Fulper, Jennifer 432 Furlong, Peter 80, 450 Futterman, Elizabeth 466 G Gabriel, Byron 432 Gabriel, John 458 Gagerman, Todd 73, 458 Galler, Benjamin 450 Gandall, Joseph 432 Gandall, Lori 422, 458 Gaples, Anthony 432 Garber, Louise 79, 86, 456, 458 Garcia, Alex 450 Garcia, Eugene 432 Garcia, Patricia 432 Garland, Jeff 63, 433, 458 Garlock, Jane 34, 99, 400 Garrity, Timothy 458 Gass, Steven 433 Gassman, Brad 68, 90 Gassman, Tony 90, 466 Gastfiield, Therese 433 Gehrig, Mark 64, 433 Gelber, Eric 82 Gembra, Katherine 433 Genson, Melissa 407, 466 George, Matthew 402, 466 Geren, Suzanne 424, 458 Gernady, Kristine 466 Gernady, Rhonda 79, 93, 466 Gershon, Joel 466 Gertz, Scott 90, 458 Gherardini, Jerry 440, 444, 443, 433 Gherardini, Julie 467 Gibbs, Krina 20, 80 Gignac, Michelle 77, 467 Gilbert, Lauren 467 Gilbert, Suzanne 66, 67 Gilrnore, Robert 88, 454 Ginsberg, Brian 433 Glader, William 454 Glantz, Leslie 444, 445, 446, 454 Glaser, James 454 Glaser, Kenneth 50, 433 Glaser, Sandra 92, 93, 458 Glassman, Denise 433 Glowinski, Jason 458 Gnandt, William 433 Goberville, Amy 422, 458, 462 Goberville, David 64, 446, 433 Godzicki, Victoria 23 Gold, Andrew 458 Goldbaum, Suzanne 449, 458 Goldberg, Lisa 467 Goldboss, Tany 457 Golden, Mark 74, 467 Golden, Michael 75, 454 Goldenberg, Darci 458 Goldenberg, Romi 99, 444, 428, 433 Goldin, Adam 82, 458 Golding, Lawrence 82, 449, 454 Golding, Nancy 80, 449, 467 Goldman, Deborah 404, 467 Goldman, James 454 Goldman, Joelle 440, 443 Goldman, Scott 454 Goldman, Stacy 454, 464 Goldstein, Stuart 433 Golvach, Michael 90, 458 Goodhart, Jennifer 433 Goodman, David 454 Goodman, Jodi 36, 98, 420, 425, 454 Gordon, Michelle 76, 458 Grade, Adrianne 454 Grafke, Todd 458 Graham, David 454 Graham, Steven 467 Granat, Douglas 86, 467 Granata, Karen 434 Grawe, Jeffrey 434 Gray, Bradley 403, 467 Greco, Wendy 79, 443, 458 449, Green, Darren 73, 467 Green, Eden 467 Green, Howard 454 Green, Mark 458 Green, Stephen 434 Greenberg, Greenberg, Hal 454 Jordan 73, 434 Greenberg, Justin 73, 454 Greenberg, Stephen 64, 94, 454 Greenberg, Tracy 454 Greenspan, Michael 90, 467 Greenstein, Andy 454 Grethen, Mark 82, 402, 434 Grethen, Wendy 80, 458 Graover, Richard 467 Graover, Robert 467 Grossman, Gary 454 Grossman, llene 424, 425, 434 Grossman, llysa 66, 467 Groves, Michele 45, 82, 404, 405 Grunska, Timothy 75 Guerevitz, Jay 405, 454 Guervitz, Gary 434 Guigli, Tony 90, 402 Gulotta, Alex 30, 458 Gulotta, Samuel 457 Gupta, Shilpl 89, 467 483 Gustafson, Sonya 119, 158 Guth, Mark 167 Gutknecht, Daniel 83, 167 Gutterman, Alison 101, 167 Guy, Susan 151 Haake, Bart 75, 167 Haake, Karen 66, 99, 118, 134 Habjan, Michele 92, 118, 158 Hageman, Hilary 80, 158 Hagler, Gayle 134 Hahn, Nicholas 73, 151 Hahn, Stacey 134 Haid, Matthew 91, 134 Haid. Sari 167 Haight, Michael 158 Halverson, James 134 Hamilton, Kelly 151 Hammerman, Brian 167 Han, David 158 Hangren, Daniel 73, 167 Hank, Tamara 159 Hankin, Jennifer 134 Hanrahan, Jennifer 99, 115, 134 Hansen, Allen 110, 159 Hansen, Glenn 151 Hansen, Julie 109, 159 Hansen, Keven 73, 167 Hanson, Kathleen 21, 105. 108, 123, 151 Harms, John 90, 167 Harrigan, Kathryn 159 Harris, David 167 Harty, Kathleen 100, 159 Haschak, Ronald 151 Hastings, Valerie 167 Hatch, Lauren 80, 151 Hatoff, Amy 66, 159 Havlick, Steven 68, 151 Haworth, Michael 89, 167 Hayes, Christine 104, 105, 113, 151 Hayes, Julie 159 Healy, Katie 79, 81, 167 Healy, Tom 73, 151 Heard, Vincent 159 Hechter, Elissa 167 Heichman, Alan 73, 167 Heidenfelder, Melodie 151 Heintz, Anita 159 Heiss, Shari 105, 113, 134 Heller, Stephanie 104, 05, 106, 151 Helmes, Karen 66, 67, 134 Henderson, Heidi 82, 151 Henderson, Susan 134 Henson, Julie 151 Hergott, Wendi 66, 159 Herllhy, Jill 151 Hermanoff, Cathryn 151 Herrera, Rhonda 159 Herzog, Arthur 159 Hetzel, David 73, 99, 116, 128, 134 Heyman, Fred 116, 151 Heyman, Gail 99, 115, 116 135 Hikes, Amy 76, 135, 138 Hirsch, Jodi 167 Hiser, Bret 135 Hiser, Stephanie 159 Hodera, Scott 49, 151 Hoehne, Daniel 149 Hoehne, Mark 64, 135 Hoffenberg, Robert 167 Hoffman, Brian 46, 159 Hoffman, Francine 159 Hoffman, Jeremy 167 Hoffman, Rachael 107, 167 Hoffman, Steven 135, 151 184 Hoffmann, Kenneth 68 Hollweck, Monica 80, 167 Hood, Valerie 32, 101, 135 Hoops, Wendy 74, 151 Horvat, Esther 159 Horwitz, Gail 58, 99, 135 Hout, Lisa 151 Hubbard, Mike 159 Huber, Paul 89, 167 Huck, Jeremy 151 Hucker, Earl 110, 159 Hughes, Jennie 87, 167 Hughes, John 91, 135 Hunt, Amy 80, 81, 93, 167 Hunt, Martha 151 Hurley, Elizabeth 151 Hutsell, Thomas 64, 135 lgolka, Denise 121, 156, 159 lgolka, Ellen 135 Isaacs, Lisa 165, 167 Isaacson, Cory 73, 167 Isaacson, Paul 73, 159 Izzo, Diane 135 J Jablon, Janine 71, 135 Jacks, Therese 167 Jackson, Paula 154 Jacobs, Marci 167 Jacobs, Sharon 73, 156, 161 Jacover, Stuart 151 Jaeger, Christine 135 Jaeger, Loretta 159 Jaeger, Richard 151 Jaffe, Maureen 159 Jakubowski, Teri 110, 113, 159 Jaske, Danielle 77, 167 Jasper, Steve 159 Jenkins, Stephanie 135 Jennison, Clark 135 Jennison, Ned 159 Jensen, Boyd 167 Jensen, Randall 134, 135 Jenz, Tammy 87, 134 Jester, Clark 167 Jester, Thomas 135 Jette, Robert 167 Jette, Rodney 69, 151 Jaffe, Allen 73, 167 Johnson, Elizabeth 167 Johnson, Heather 120, 167 Johnson, Peter 151 Johnson Jr, James 88, 98, 99, 135 Johnston, James 63, 99, 135 Jones, Carol 80, 135 Jones, Patrick 63, 88, 159 Josephson, Laura 101, 159 Kahn, David 110, 113, 151 Kahn, Eileen 167 Kahn, James 135 Kaiser, Brett 167 Kaiser, Jill 123, 135 Kaiser, Jonathan 167 Kaiz, Deborah 167 Kalama, Tony 64, 151 Kalish, Ronald 151 Kamber, Seth 90, 159 Kamberg, Karen 21, 152 Kammerer, Greg 159 Kanarish, Stephanie 121, 152 Kane, Evan 73, 167 Kane, Melissa 114, 152 Kanter, David 167 Kanter, James 136, 137, 192 Kaplan, Dawn 80, 110, 111, 119, 159 Kaplan, Pamela 87, 167 Kapnick, Brian 101, 103, 114, 167 Karaba, Suzanne 152 Karambis, Scott 68, 99, 136 Karel, Julie 122, 167 Karel, Stacy 120, 152 Karnazes, Karen 167 Karp, Brian 167 Karp, Timothy 64, 152 Kartheiser, Joseph 91, 152 Kasch, Deborah 136 Kasch, Suzanne 168 Katch, Susan 110, 113, 159 Katz, Brian 103, 152 Katz, Donna 111, 168 Katz, Michele 152 Kaufer, Stephanie 152 Kaufmann, Ronald 159 Kaul, Daniel 99, 136 Kaul, Melissa 66, 168 Kazmer, Tania 159 Keary, Sean 136 Keck, Lara 119, 152 Keck, Ryan 168 Keeley, Kathleen 152 Keller, Elizabeth 136 Keller, Larry 168 Keley, Kathy 79, 87, 168 Kempf, Michael 90, 168 Kennedy, Eileen 152 Kerman, Keith 159 Kerndt, Brett 168 Kerstein, William 89, 168 Kessler, Bruce 12, 110, 112, 113, 136 Kessler, Janet 114, 158 Keup, Mary Pat 50, 105, 108. 152 Kieffer, Kathlene 152 Kim, Patricia 136 Kim, Paul 83, 111, 168 Kimura, Any 76, 110, 111, 152 Kinder, Heidi 152 King, Kevin 63, 159 Kipnis, Stacey 99, 110, 113, 136 Kirby, James 99, 115, 116, 152 Kirby, John 100, 101, 136 Kirsch, Lawrence 64, 152 Kirsch, Steven 90, 168 Kirshenbaum, Amy 107, 168 Kirshenbaum, Lyle 110, 159 Klasinski, Stephanie 152 Klasinski, Steven 168 Klassen, Scott 168 Klein, Brad 152 Klein, Elizabeth 100, 168 Klimczak, Lisa 136 Klimczak, Scott 168 Kllng, Josiah 91, 159 Kllng, Stephen 68, 152 Klingler, Charles 168 Klopp, Alexander 63, 159 Knilans, Melissa 125, 159 Knox, Stefanie 86, 152 Koen, Stacy 159 Kodish, Brian 83, 168 Kodish, Lisa 48, 150 Kogan, Monica 122, 168 Komar, Gary 168 Koppelman, Scott 68, 168 Koppelman, Thomas 152 Korn, Jacqueline 113, 159 Kotelman, Ann 99, 136 Kotlicky, Debbie 114, 168 Kousins, Keith 105, 108, 159 Kraemer, Ronald 136, 142 Kraines, Jeffery 168 Kramer, Michael 152 Kravets, Brenda 99, 100. 116, 136 Kravets, Lisa 152 Kressmann, Paul 168 Krimstein, Jennifer 77, 114, 159 Kroop, Jason 152 Krumm, Bill 88, 152 Krupp, Michele 98, 121, 159 Kruse, Bradley 136 Kruse, Laura 110, 111, 152 Kucharski, Bradley 82, 136 Kucharski, Laura 109, 159 Kuntz, Marty 152 Kuntz, Patricia 79, 168 Kunz, Tiffany 168 Kurtz, Rashad 88 Kwate, Lisa 168 Kwate, Steven 99, 115, 136, 192 L LaBuda, Dawn 136 Lacy, Michael 136 Lacy, Steven 159 Lagerlof, Mark 168 LaMarre, Terrence 82, 152 Lambert, Eric 168 Lambert, Inga 152 Lambert, J. Craig 159 Landon, Leif 136 Landsman, Jenny 130, 136 Landsman, Jon 75, 168 Laney, Bradley 152 Langas, Michelle 98, 99, 118, 152 Lanscioni, Mark 75, 89, 168 Lanscioni, Todd 75, 88, 89, 136 Lanzillotti, Melany 125, 136, 137 LaPierre, Tasha 168 Lapin, Gregg 168 Lapin, Jeffrey 46, 99, 152 Larsen, Elizabeth 104, 105, 159 Lasin, Gail 98, 160 Laughlin, John 64, 152 Lava, Cheri 160 Lazar, Michael 105, 108, 160 Lazda, Laura 80, 160 Leader,Gary 168 Leader, Marc 91, 137 Lee, Deborah 137 Lee, Kim 137 Lee, Sonya 111, 168 LeFevre, Kevin 64 Leff, Janice 160 Leff, Randee 107, 168 Lemmon, Kerry 131, 137 Lencioni, Laura 168 Lencioni, Steven 15, 82, 105, 106, 108, 109, 160 Leon, Scott 63, 160 Leshin, Edward 160 Leslie, Julie 79, 105, 160 Leslie, William 63, 88, 160 Less, Joan 137 Leva, Craig 101, 160 Leva, Scott 168 Levey, Heath 152 Levey, Laura 168 Levin, Andrew 137 Levin, Jami 114, 137 Levin, Jonathon 73, 168 Levin, Nancy 107, 119, 168 Levinthal, Daniel 98, 119, 160 Levy, Beth 77, 160 Levy, Brandon 152 Levy, Douglas 12, 152 Levy, Eric 168 Levy, Eric 152 Levy, Jordan 90, 168 Levy, Wendy 168 Lewis, Julie 110, 116, 152 Lichtenstein, Alisa 93, 168 Lickfett, Mark 168 Lieberman, Dayle 79, 93, 168 Llefeld, Holly 87, 168 Lim, Edward 99, 115, 137 Llndemann, Timothy 137 Llndemann, Todd 160 Lindgren, Daniel 160 Lindgren, David 88, 110, 152 Lindholm, Richard 152 Lindstrom, Albert 89, 168 Liner, Katherine 120, 122, 168 Liner, Susan 120, 152 Link, Kimberly 100, 107, 168 Linsky, Eric 101, 160 Linster, Christopher 137 Lipowich, Jennie 14, 21, 99, 105, 106, 108, 120, 125, 137 Litt, David 64, 152 Livengood, Sarah 137 LOCkr'ier, Katherine 98, 148, 152 Loftus, Stacey 66, 168 Loftus Jr, Brian 101, 152 Lombardo, Elizabeth 92, 93, 99, 121, 168 Lombardo, Maria 121, 152 I London, Laurence 101, 137 Lovett, James 152 Lowenbein, Janet 152 Lucari, Susan 152 Lucas, Gregory 68, 160 Lucas, Tracey 137 Luedi, Susanne 137 Luke, Steve 82, 160 Lund, Robert 160 Lurie, Adam 168 Luth, Margaret 137 Lutton, Rhonda 114, 115, 123, 137 Lutz, Amy 114, 128, 138 Lutz, Jonathan 90, 168 Lyons, Suzanne 138 Ma, Leon 82, 160 Maas, Ann 168 Maas, Susan 98, 148, 152 MacArthur, Jean 111, 113, 114, 138 MacArthur, Scott 68 Macuba, Grant 73, 160 ' Madden, Marguerite 168 Mahany, Brian 160 Mahony, Maureen 168 Mahony, Mike 138 Makarewicz, Dan 152 Makarewicz, Lisa 168 Mallick, Michelle 138 Mallin, Bryan 168 Malm, Kimberly 71, 152 Maloney, Suzanna 79, 160 Mandel, Gail 76, 77, 168 Mandel, Laura 120, 122, 160 Mangin, Karin 106, 152 Mangin, Kerry 66, 168 Mann, Andrew 73, 169 Mann, Andrew 73, 169 Manning, Suzanne 116, 152 March, Donald 169 Marchetti, Cathy 152 Marcus, David 73, 160 Margolis, Heather 100, 107, 116, 169 Mariani, Anthony 138 1 Marince, Peter 152 Markon, Wendy 138 Marks, Ellen 138 Marks, Kimberly 80, 136, 138 l Marks, Phil 64, 88 I Markuz, Christine 152 Marovitz, Scott 105, 108, 152 Marshall, Mark 90, 160 Martin, Andrew 90, 160 Martin, Andrew 153 Martin, Chip 64, 153 Martin, Deborah 138 Martin, Helen 51, 101, 160 Masheris, Scott 169 Masini, Laura 77, 111, 169 Mosse Masse y, Shane 160 y, Shawn 138 Matthews, Robert 63, 160 Mau, Christopher 64, 88, 138 Mau, Jennifer 169 Maxen, Eric 68, 169 Moxen, Erin 138 Moxey, Patricia 74, 160 May, Lauren 169 Mc Bride, Lynne 80, 160 McAuliffe, Mark 64, 65, 138 McBride, Sandra 99, 119, 148, 153 McCartney, Russell 110, 113, 160 McCarty. Elizabeth 138 McCarty, Laura 74, 160 McDevitt, Marion 117 McDonald, Cathleen 119, 153 McDonald, Michael 138 McGarvie, Sharon 169 McHugh, Katie 86. 160 McLachlan, Joseph 64, 138 McLennan, Jamie 153 McLennan, Sondra 169 McManus, Lana 101, 111, 169 McNulty, Tom 153 Mecklenburg, Jane 111, 160 M6l9f, Greg 73, 153 Melendy, Amy 80, 153 Mellem, Nancy 152, 160 Mendelson, Tobey 169 Menghini, Gregory 138 Merkle, Marilyn 80, 82, 119, 153 Merritt, Robin 138 Meter, Glenn 99, 138 Metz, Christina 110, 153 Meyer, Garret 64, 138 Meyers, Alison 101, 169 Meyers, Heidi 99, 125, 139, 192 Meyers, Jami 79, 169 Mihael, Nicholas 160 Mika, Anita 169 Milbrath, Laura 109, 153 Miller, Amy 139 Miller, Cheryl 99, 100, 101, 114, 116, 139 Miller, Christine 153 Miller, Christine 160 Miller, Holly 153 Miller, Jonathan 73, 139 Miller, Kim 139 Miller, Merrick 110, 111, 113, 139 Miller, Michael 139 Miller, Michelliene 93, 107, 122, 169 Miller, Scott 63, 160 Miller, Scott 160 Minorini, Marci 106, 169 Minorini, Paul 105, 108, 114, 139 Mishoulam, Vickie 32, 105, 108 Mittleman, Tracy 114, 160 Moeller, Cheryl 99, 100, 153, 160 Moore, James 139 Moore, John 160 Moran, Kerry 169 Moran, Kieran 153 More, Jason 160 Morison, Rebecca 76, 98, 118, 156, 160 Morison, Timothy 139 Morris, Bradley 109, 169 Morris, Eric 32, 101, 105, 106, 153 Morris, Karen 120, 125, 139 Morris, Leigh 169 Morrison, Michael 73, 160 Morton, Betsy 161 Morton, Cindy 111, 119, 169 Moses, Wendi 121, 153 Moss, Lisa 161 Motzko, Gretchen 86, 110, 161 Mulvihill, John 116, 139 Mulvihill, Michelle 115, 116, 161 Munson, Jennifer 161 Murray, Michael 90, 169 Murray, Susan 105, 116, 119, 139 Mustafa, Razi 139 Myers, Laura 37, 101, 105, 108, 120, 161 Nochbor, Lauren 139 Nagel, Stuart 90 Nardini, John 161 Narrol, Jori 101, 153 Narrol, Matt 63, 90, 161 Neale, Julie 79, 169 Needham, James 169 Neely, Tod 153 Nelson, Erik 82, 110, 161 Nelson, R. Scott 68, 83, 169 Neptune, Amy 80, 161, 169 Neulander, Mark 73, 139 Neumann, Lisa 76, 153 Newall, Catherine 67, 169 Newall, Kristina 76, 117, 138, 139, 144 Newman, Andrea 80, 153 Newman, Keith 161 Newman, Lisa 161 Newman, Neil 153 Newman, Riso 153 Nikitas, Aram 88, 161 Nilsen, Kathy 107, 169 Nobile, Lary 64, 139 Noffke, Christine 169 Noffke, Melissa 71, 169 Nordenberg, Lee 169 Nordmark, Aimee 79, 86, 161 Nordmark, Steven 80, 99, 140 Noskin, Scott 99, 140 Noto, Andrea 153 Novak, Wendy 140 Nytko, Christopher 68, 161 0 OBrien, Kelly 140 Odom, Suzie 80, 111, 153 ODonnell, Anne 140 ODonnell, Joseph 75, 169 ODonnell, Patty 140 ODonnell, Timothy 90, 161 Oines, Daniel 153 Oines, Martin 140 Okmin, Stuart 64, 140 Olander, Tim 161 Olendorf, Jennifer 161 Olson, Eric 153 Olson, John 63 Olson, Michael 63, 90, 161 Olson, Stanley 90, 161 Olson, Tina 140 ONeill, Michael 161 Ori, David 140 Orlove, Erica 107, 169 Orzoff, Jordan 153 Osman, Drew 140 Ostebo, Karin 15, S , 114, 120, 125, 140 Ottenfeld, David 153 Ovington, Amanda 153 Ovington, Mike 169 Pacchini, Davide 73, 161 Pacchini, Francesca 169 Packee, Brett 75, 161 Pagano, Neal 94, 140 Page, Sandra 153 Paletti, Elizabeth 80, 81, 169 Palles, Bari 169 Palles, Neal 161 Palmer, Mary 79, 86, 169 Palmer, Richard 82, 101, 119, 166 Palmer, Robert 82, 119, 140 Panek, Jeffery 140 Panek, Michael 169 Pano, Keith 103, 114, 140 Pantle, Cindy 153 Pork, Jennifer 153 Park, Jin 153 Park, Joseph 84, 169 Parker, Dottiova 169 Paschwa, Lola 111, 120, 161 Pascoe, Michael 153 Paset, Eric 140 Patarazzi, Christopher 153 Paulson, Kristine 99, 114, 120, 125, 140 Peak, Jason 75, 169 Pearce, Allan 161 Peddle, Brion 141 Pedersen, Kenneth 169 Peiffer, Robin 153 Perin, Mark 82, 141, 161 Perlstein, Brad 89, 169 Perrin, Mark 73, 98, 119, 156 Perrin, Robert 73, 156, 161 Perry, Toby 161 Petersen, William 169 Peterson, Jennifer 161 Petrini-Poli, Marie 80, 169 Pett, Mike 153 Pfefer, Andrew 161 Pfefer, Joshua 169 Phillips, Daniel 73, 169 Piacenza, Steve 51, 141 Piazzi, Gregg 161 Picchietti, David 95, 101, 153 Picchietti, David 95, 153 Piersen, Colleen 99, 115, 116, 141 Piersen, Gail 92, 120, 161 Pine, David 169 Pinsky, David 114, 115 Pinsky, Susie 161 Ploch, Jeffrey 75, 141 Plofsky, Joel 141 Plofsky, Matthew 73, 161 Pokorny, Juliann 161 Poland, Kate 86, 161 Polikoff, Hillary 161 Plisner, Mike 161 Polovin, Lisa 161 Pomerance, Nikki 169 Pomerance, Scott 141 Pomerantz, Robin 169 Poncher, Kenneth 94, 141 Pond, Stephany 109. 161 Poplar, Todd 89, 169 Popoff, Darcelle 66, 141 Posterli, Robert 161 Power, Patricia 98, 114, 156, 161 Powers, Kevin 153 Prais, Lynne 66, 93, 169 Prais, Scott 68, 91, 153 Prendergast, Elizbeth 161 Price, Noel 169 Prince, Joel 153 Provenzano, Jay 153 Puckett, Danette 56, 141 Puckett, Tami 161 Pugliese, Michael 141 Pullen, John 101, 141 Purcell, Tina 77, 169 Purves, Karen 51, 110, 113, 153 Pyle, Julie 141 Q Quoss, Cheryl 59, 99, 101, 141 Rachlin, Roxanne 169 Radford, Brett 15, 99, 141 Radke, Jeffrey 153 Radtke, Jeffrey 75, 141 Radunsky, Todd 73, 161 Radzin, Michael 83, 169 Raffel, Michelle 169 Rakowsky, Craig 153 Ramirez, Jose 170 Ramirez, Tomaso 161 Ramsey, Stacey 141 Ranck, Karen 125, 141 Randolph, Alison 170 Rankin, Andrea 80, 153 Rapp, Laura 153 Rappaport, Kent 161 Raucher, Cheryl 141 Raucher, Susan 170 Raymond, Andrew 141 Reagan, Delania 170 Redmond, David 170 Redondo, Dorothy 141 Redondo, Peter 82, 161 Reed, Paul 88, 154 Reese, Catherine 105, 106, 141 Reese, Michelle 122, 170 Reid, Jerry 161 Reid, Michael 90, 170 Reid, Whitney 110, 111, 141 Reidy, Kathleen 109, 161 Reiner, Paul 141 Reinish, Jennifer 170 Reinish, Scott 162 Reisman, Barbara 162 Renaud, Victor 64, 154 Rentsch, Heidi 141 Riggio, Jerome 128, 141 Riggio, Margaret 79, 86, 98, 118, 156, 162 Ring, Joshua 73, 83, 170 Rion, Rory 64, 91, x41 Rixecker, Stefanie 67, 115, 154 Robbin, Jeffrey 170 Roberts, Adam 63, 90, 162 Rodriguez, Judith 86, 170 Roemer, Maureen 92, 121, 162 Roemer, Phillip 88, 116, 154 Rogan, Brian Rogers, Matthew 105, 109, 162 Rolfe, James 82, 154 Rollin, Kenneth 141 Rollins, Anthony 148, 154 Roman, Beth 141 Roman, Shelly 77, 162 Romane, Suzi 142 Rosernan, Jeffrey 154 Rosen, Greg 82, 162 Rosen, Scott 170 Rosenbaum, Paul 170 Rosenberg, David 105, 106, 108, 162 Rosenberg, Ronnie 154 Rosenblum, Neal 154 Rosenfeld, Julie 101, 105, 154 Rosenfeld, Stephen 162 Rosengarden, Patrice 154 Rosensweet, Debra 162 Rosenthal, Marnie 21, 98, 99, 148 Ross, Adam 142 Rossi, Peter 63, 162 Rothenberg, Amy 142 Rothenberg, Howard 75, 89. 170 Rotman, Michael 63, 88, 110, 162 Rouse, Patrick 154 Rowles, Michael 75, 142 Rubin, Andrea 107, 170 Rubin, Mark 142 Rubin, Michelle 162 Rubjerg, Lisa 105, 142 Rudolph, Amy 123, 154 Rudolph, Daniel so, 170 Rudolph, Jill 36, 120, 123, 142 Rudolph, Julia 120, 123, 142 Ruiz, David 170 Ruiz, James 142 Rukin, Kelly 170 Rukin, Peter 142 Rumick, Susan 170 Runnette, Timothy 90, 170 Russell, Ruby 64, 91 Russo, Jonesso 162 Ryan, Jennifer 11, 162 Ryan-Batchelder, Tara 105, 106, 154 Ryan-Batchelder, Tiso 77, 170 S Saarva, Robert 154 Sabath, Matthew 154 Sachs, Ellen 114, 142 Sack, Patrick 63, 88, 162 Saks, Bradley 170 Saks, Noel 90, 170 Salm, Paul 50, 98, 99, 105, 108, 116, 142 Salm, Stephen 105, 108, 162 Samsel, Jamie 170 Samsel, Matthew 154 Samuel, Joel 142 Samuels, Craig 99, 142, 192 Sanders, Kathryn 79, 107. 170 Sanderson, Lisa 154 Sandgren, James 88, 89. 99, 142 Sandgren, Peter 88, 162 Sandow, Michael 162 Santoro, Doriana 154 Sarnataro, Andrea 107, 170 Sarnataro, Peter 162 Sartini, Michael 142 Sartini, Susan 74, 162 Sassano, Philip 170 Sostry, Rachana 142 Savner, Jennifer 71, 107. 170 Schade, Eric 142 Schaller, Robert 143 Schaps, Brian 154 Schellie, Carolyn 105, 106, 154 Scherman, Francine 143 Schesnol, Jacqueline 170 Schiess, Marianne 47, 143 Schiller, Jonathan 89, 170 Schiller, Michael 88, 162 185 Ruth 163 Schimanski, David 154 Schimanski, Tyler 88, 162 Schinto, Kimberly 154 Schlacher, Carl 170 Schlack, Michelle 162 Schleiss, Sabina 154 Schlesinger, Mary Beth 170 Schloemer, Jay 68, 170 Schmitz, Mark 154, 162 Schneider, Eric 103, 109, 170 Schneider, Rachel 100, 111, 114, 170 Scholl, Katherine 32, 99, 104, 105, 106, 143 Scholl, Mark 73 Schotanus, Brad 143 Schotanus, Julie 74, 162 Schotters, Michael 90, 162 Schultz, L. Andrea 66, 105. 116, 119, 162 Schuman, Bryan 101 Schwartz, Glenn 68, 90, 170 Schwartz, Gordon 110, 113, 154 Schwartz, Karen 143 Schwartz, Karen Lorrai 154 Schwartz, Renee 154 Schwartz, Richard 154 Schwartz, William 154 Schwarz, Blanche 79, 154 Schwarz, Ingrid 143 Schwarz, Joseph 110, 113, 162 Schweighardt, Heidi 82, 119, 154 Sciarretta, John 162 Scott, Christina 87, 170 Scott, Ryan 114, 154 Secher, Christy 77, 170 See, Jonanne 114, 143 Segal, Jon 22, 143 Segal, Maxine 162 Selden, Wendy 71, 98, 115, 154 Seiffert, Sandra 154 Senior, Jon 73, 162 Serpas, Sonya 170 Severns, Timothy 143 Seymour, James 110, 111, 113, 154 Seymour, Stacey 111, 170 Shaltiel, Dan 143 Shanin, Jamie 66, 162 Shapiro, Deborah 77, 170 Shapiro, Jon 170 Shapiro, Julie 107, 143 Shaw, Jennifer 86, 170 Sheahan, Greg 56, 154 Sheets, Lynn 154 Shefsky, Dawn 121, 154 Shein, Layna 162 Shein, Lori 143 Shepherd, Lewis 154 Sherman, Darryl 170 Shilling, Sean 170 Shoemaker, Bradley 171 Shuman, Bryan 162 Simon, Stacey 162 Simon, Steven 89, 171 Simon, Sue 143 Simon, Todd 154 Simonson, Julie 162 Singer, Greg 143 Singh, Ashwinder 171 Sizemore, Angela 162 Sklare, Ronald 89, 171 Slavin, Joan 99, 115, 116, 143, 192 Slavin, Linda 93, 121, 162 Slotky Beatrice 121, 171 Slotky, Kim 58, 122, 143 Small, Amy 171 Smith, Cory 171 Smith, David 68, 171 Smith, Eric 82 Smith, Jane-Ann 162 Smith, Joseph 154 Smith, Kim 71, 154 Smith, M.J. 64, 155 Smith, Michael 143 Smith, Michael 143 Smith, Stacy 114, 143 Smith, wendy 31, 155 Sneed, Joseph 144 Snitoff, Dana 171 Snyder, Sarah 76, 155 Snyder, Thomas 73, 111, 113, 171 Soderberg, Kimberly 86 Soeder, Jeffrey 75, 171 Solem, Andy 148, 155 Siegal, Jeffrey 116, 162 Siegel, Amy 101, 154 Siegel, Beth 171 Siegel, David 83, 171 Siegel Siegel , Gregory 162 Scott 64 143 Silver, Daniel 103, 114, 162 Silver, James 103, 114, 143 Silverberg, Adam 154 Silverman, Scott 154 Silvian, David 100, 101, 102 162 Simon, Bradley 89, 171 Simon, Jim 68, 91, 159 Simon, Patti 143 Simon, Robert 143 186 Solem, Jamie 63, 160 Somberg, Robert 155 Spears, Gregory 54, 64, 65, 98, 144 Spears, Kim 79, 98, 162 Speckmann, Cynthia 144 Spilotro, Maria 122, 162 Spilotro, Victor 144 Spinell, Stacy 36, 120, 123, 144 Spriester, Bart 171 Stahl, Deborah 144 Stanley, Carl 144 Stanley, Michelle 76, 155 Stanley, Nancy 144 Star, Tracy 155 Stark, Heather 162 Starr, Scott 110, 144 Starr, Todd 110, 162 Staubitz, Melissa 79, 99, 116, 155 Staubitz, Michael 14, 30. 144, 155 Stelcher, William 155 Stern, Michael 14, 30, 144, 155 Stelcher, William 155 Stern, Michael 162 Stevens, Matthew 162 Stevens, Stephanie 155 Stewart, Carolyn 162 Stewart, Laura 171 Stiefel, Suzanne 163 Stillman, Cindy 114, 171 Stirsman, Dawn 155 Stoller, Lauren 144 Stom, Mike 101 Stone, Katherine 107, 171 Stone, Mandy 171 Stratford, Richard 144 Strelow, Phillip 155 Strombeck, James 155, 171 Strombeck, Peter 144 Struthers, Brent 73, 171 Stryker, Steven 163 Sumoski, James 68 Suppo, Laura 144 Suttin, Jonathan 163 Svoboda, Ann 100, 118, 171 Svoboda, George 155 Swalgren, David 64, 155 Swanson, Bradley 75, 144 Sweet, David 145 Swenson, Craig 145 Szybkowski, Anthony 23. 155 T Tannenbaum, Alan 163 Tannenbaum, Janice 23, 114, 145 Tannenbaum, Shelley 171 Tarnow, Dawn 163 Taub, Steven 163 Taylor, Peter 64, 145 Tazzioli, David 155 Teitelbaum, Loren 155 Teneyck, Sara 113, 155 Teplitz, Lisa 77, 171 Terek, Kimberly 163 Terry, Rebecca 155 Terry, Rick 155 Terry, Scott 90, 171 Theobald, Amy 163 Thompson, Bradley 145 Thompson, Jerry 90, 171 Thompson, Richard 63, 163 Thomson, Melissa 171 Thorson, Pamela 66, 67, 118, 128, 145 Tiedemann, Trisha 155 Tietz, James 145 Tobler, Christina 155 Toole, Heidi 86, 163 Tornheim, Linda 99, 114, 115, 116, 145 Tornheim, Mark 163 Torosian, Jeffrey 73, 82, 163 Tortorello, Camille 145 Tousignant, Gary 63, 163 Towson, Shannon 171 Trachtenberg, Leda 145 Trapani, Matthew 63, 111, 163 Tricarico, Mary 163 Tricarico, Mike 155 Trocola, Joseph 51, 82, 110, 112, 145 Trukenbrod, William 63, 88, 163 Trungale, Elizabeth 145 Truty, Luke John 108, 155 Turner, John 64, 145 Tursky, Liza 163 Tyson, Elizabeth 13, 114, 145 Tyson, Francie 156, 163 Tyson, Gary 114, 119, 163 Ullman, Andy 155 Ullman, Tracy 52, 163 Ullrich, Joseph 145 Untermyer, Alexander 110, 111, 163 Uptegrove, Linda 163 Usher, Joseph 145 Utterback, Joel 155 V Vakkuri, Liisa 145 Van Renterghem, Lauren 111, 163 VanDyke, Susan 116, 155 Varela, Michael 163 Vasey, Jeffrey 83, 171 Vasey, Scott 82, 116, 155 Veit, Lynn 101, 155 Velasco, Catherine 155 Velasco, Patrick 68, 163 Venturi, Tracy 155 Vesakoivu, Taina 145 Victor, Dean 155 Voisard, Robert 68, 82, 163 Wolf, Wolf, Wolf, Wolf, Amy 71, 155 Charles 143, 146 Nancy 16, 76, 99, 155 W Wadler, Jason 64, 155 Wolff, Nancy Jo 146 Wolters, Hilke 146 Wolters, Ralph 68, 171 Wong, Audris 100, 101, 155 Wahba, Brent 110, 111, 112, 113, 146 Wahlstrom, Andrew 146 Walker, November 107, 171 Walker, Valerie 105, 163 Wallace, Kim 146 Wallman, Michelle 171 Walters, Melanie 163 Walton, Steve 102, 109, 171 Walvoord, Andrew 63, 163 Ware, James 146, 171 Ware, Sandra 163 Warren, Katie 114, 163 Watson, Edward 171 Watson, Jamie 171 Watson, Matthew 155 Wax, Lisa 120, 163 Waxman, Bryan 155 Waxman, Robin 87, 171 Webb, Robert 171 Wehrheim, Richard 73, 163 Weil, Shelia 155 Weiland, Stephanie 163 Weimer, Noel 155 Weinstein, Stephanie 155 Weir, Jane 99, 114 Weisbond, Bradley 155 Weisman, Scott 105, 108. 146 Weiss, Beth 118, 146 Weiss, Daniel 82, 119, 155 Weiss, Thomas 90, 163 Weisskopf, Philip 171 Weitzman, Joshua 64, 155 Welker, Thomas 155 Wendell, Heath 63, 157, 163 Wendell, Robin 146 Wenzlow, Audra 31, 155 Wenzlow, Louis 31, 146 Wessel, Nancy 119, 163 Whatley, Marci 163 White, Katherine 66, 155, 171 White, Kimberly 73, 107, 123, 171 Whitehead, Jeff 171 Whiteman, Robyn 163 Whitson, Kathryn 66, 86, 116 Wickstrom, Jeannette 163 Wickstrom, William 117, 146 116, 146 Wienke, Dawn 105, 155 Wienke, Ginger 105, 146 Wiess, Asher 64, 65, 146 Wignot, Wendy 105, 113, 146 Wilkes, Laura 163 Williams, Christopher 88, 163 Williams, Edwin 89, 171 Williams, Jeffrey 63, 98, 163 Woodward, Kimberly 79, 163 Worley, Robert 155 Wulf, Deanne 171 Y Yachnin, Daniel 63, 163 Yaukey, Kristin 80, 171 Yoest, Robert 146 Yoslov, Duane 163 Young, Marc 171 Z Zaffron Jeff 155 Zohnle, Cathy 171 Zander, Henry 155 Zavilla, Lisa 155 Zelken, Danny 146 Zelken, Sarah 114, 163 Zelmar, Marcy 66, 171 Zenko, Jed 171 Zenko, Nathaniel 163 Zenzola, Teresa 146 Zgonena, Gregory 155 Williams, Laura 109, 171 Wilson, Elizabeth 76, 118, 155 Wilson, Elizabeth 110, 155 Wilson, Gregory 146 Wilson, Jenny 128, 163 Wilson, Mark 63 Wilson, Martin 171 Winston,-David 28, 146 Winter, Alyssa 21, 77, 101, 107, 171 Winter, Michael 88, 146 Winter, Susan 125, 163 Witbrod. 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