Dixon High School - Dixonian Yearbook (Dixon, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1974 volume:

dixonian dixon high school dixon, Illinois volume 60 fall........................ 2 winter 26 spring.........................52 organizations 68 people....................... 106 index ....................... 172 FALL FALL FALL FALL FALL FALL 3 In picture one. the members of OUR TOWN rehearse their lines during practice. Liz Slam and Chuck Miller rehearse their parts as George Gibb's parents. Pic- ture 3: George sips his drink while Emily's mother advises him. In picture four. Emily speaks to her moth- er and friends, not realizing they will not respond like live persons. Mrs. Soames. Robyn Brubaker, tells her neighbors she is annoyed by the constant drunkenness of the choir director. In picture six. the Webb children gulp breakfast while mother isn't looking. 4 fall play mr. manning’s first effort at dhs is our town ed on the DHS stage on November 16 and 17. Mr DeVoe Manning, new to DHS, direct- ed the play as his first production. Jim Edwards, acting as the stage manager, spoke directly to the audience to help visu- alize the setting. On stage, scenery was kept to a minimum, allowing the play to speak by itself. Our Town is centered around two New England families, the Gibbs and the Webbs, whose lives reflect ours. Mr. and Mrs. Gibbs, played by Chuck Miller and Liz Slain, are the parents of George and Rebecca, played by Greg Spees and Cindy Eridley. Their neighbors, the Webbs, played by Gary James and Sara Heckman have two children who were played by Petra Rusev and Jim Donaldson. Many other players helped to complete the cast. Hard work and long rehearsals of the cast and crews helped bring another suc- cess to the DHS stage. fall play 5 deutsch and puffer are speakers at conference Sixty students from various clubs and organizations at DHS attend ed the Leadership Conference, sponsored by the student council, and held at Camp Emmaus near Mt. Morris. Through the activities. the students aimed at becoming better leaders. Mrs. Barbara Deutsch, DHS social worker, and Jeff Puffer, former student council president at DHS. were the guest speakers at the workshop. Both speakers put a special emphasis on the most impor- tant traits of good leadership: intelligence, effectiveness, responsi- bility. Mr. Puffer also spoke on organization of effective and worth- while committees After the evening session, the students watched an Alfred Hitchcock film and rapped with the guest speakers. The student council pro- vided the food for the meals. The experiences helped the students work together more efficiently and get to know each other more thoroughly. 6 Picture 1: The group has a discussion about the crowning of the homecoming queen Picture 2: Julie Wolfe. Debbie Anderson, and Joanne Jordan have a small group discussion about the future situation of the world. Picture 3: Chad Nusbaum. Randy Heeg and Matt Rhodes get their puzzle together. Picture 4: One of the most important activities was bumping each other on the slide Picture 1: The coka-coola girt leaves the field with a march tempo. Pic ture 2: Debbie Starnes parades in the Gone With the Wind sequence of a half-time show. Picture 3: SKippy Giese leaps through the prop, showing the kick off of the United Fund drive. Picture 4: The German Band plays for the intro to the teachers' meeting 7 a variety of people places and things make dhs i janneli nusbaum reigns over 1973 homecoming Senior attendant. Gina Andreas. Senior Attendant. Jocelyn Powers. homecoming 11 robed choir wins best club float award Homecoming floats included .ie most humorous by the FFA. and the senior class' best class float , pictures 1 and 2. Leigh Swegle. a clash day beauty was fortunate to have her locker in the award winning hall of stars. Queen candi- dates Nusbaum, Andreas, and Powers grace the downtown parade, picture 4. The robed choir float pictured the forest of no return which waited for the L P team. The float won the best club float award In picture 6. the Duchess, Tina Cecchetti and Duke Paul Nagy enjoy their presentation by Student Council President. Don Heeg. Driving the mini roy- alty through the ceremonies is senior Tom Balsar 12 homecoming 15 Picture 1: Randy Reed, freshman, learns the penalty of a smart remark to an upper classman. Picture 2: Mr. Shipped practices his swing on the largest subject he can find. Gerald Giese's following side. Picture 3: The driver educa- tion classes get to help” the policemen use the new speed gun. Picture 4: Suzi Ames pretends she is afraid of burning her Oscar Mayer hot dog in the chemistry lab burner Nan cy Burket shows her how simple it is. Picture 5: Deanna Thomas and Sandy Nicklaus try to keep their marijuana plants from freezing, but they have yet to learn that a lock- er is too dark for a good crop Picture 6: Randy Paisley trots to the stage to help the football team raise the spirit of the student body in preparation for a big game. 16 Varsity Football. Row 1: Bob Goerlitz. Mike James. Steve Moore. Tom Shippert. Jim Marsh. Wes Emmert. Randy Paisley. Tom Cullen. Ned Vail Row 2: Reece Ashford. Steve Fisher. Marty Fordham. Bill Bryant. Mike Allen. Jim MacRunnels. Matt Brandenberg. Pat O'Sullivan. Rick Mixen Row 3: Mitch Atkinson. Kim Stoker. Bob Hyde. Mick Trader. Mike Donoho. Chuck Murphy. Mike Jordan. Eric Krause Row 4: Bob Nicklaus. Bob Pmegar. Henry Chamness. Bill Miller. Mark Appleman. Jim Hyde. Charles Thomas. Chris lendman And we plunge through the Kewanee mud. 18 football Ned Vail tries one around the end. Mike Jordan slants off tackle and picks up yardage football 19 football 21 The Dukeletts of 74. champions in the conference, had a 6-2-1 record. Vince Melendrez and Mike Morrissey led the conference in touchdown receptions and touchdown passes. Coaches Jennings and Nicklaus directed twenty-three well disciplined players to an impressive sea- son. The team was overpowered by Mo- line for the first game, but it came back to beat Dekalb 14-6. The hardest game for the sophomores to win was the game with Sterling which ended in a 14-6 vic- tory. Pretty good for a bunch of sophomores. 22 sophomore football dukelets 6-2-1 record means championship fwn� ii Picture 1: Mike Morrissey tells his teammates all about the big play. Picture 2. Sophomore Football, Row 1: Joey Barton. Mark Chesnek. Brian Love. Oave Thompson. Louis Apple. Mike LeBlanc. Jeff Webb. Row 2: Dan Kopacz. Eric Chambers. Roger Kelly. Ed Bushman. Tom Frost. Vince Melendrez. Greg Farley Row 3: Mike Fane. Bill Fichenmueller. Guy Price. Mike Swegle. Bob Slam. Wade Ohman. Ed Jones. John Blackburn Picture 3: We ll need BOLD to get these uniforms clean. sophomore football 23 c.c. runner strides again The 1973 Duke harriers ran their way to a respectable but disappointing duel meet record of eleven wins and five losses under the direction of head coach Jerry Broers and new assistant coach Tony Edgecomb. The team par- ticipated in numerous invitationals with the strongest being the Forest City Invitational with the team placing sixth out of 21 teams. The meet was highlighted by a first place finish by Kurt Graff. This year’s varsity runners were Pete Thomas. Kurt Graff. Bill Seeger. Mike Callahan. Mike Kreger. Tom Zmnen and Tom Nevius. The sophomore har- riers added bright hopes for the future with a record of sixteen wins and no losses. They were led by Duane Cowley. Ed Love and John Ortgiesen. Kurt Graff was the most valuable runner as elected by the team and also served as team captain. Mike Callahan won the most improved runner award. 24 cross country Picture 1: Eddy Love leads the way to victory. Picture 2: Dixon's Varsity Cross Country groups up and takes off Picture 3: Wally Ansted snatches first place at the finish line. Picture 4: John Ortgei son makes it look so easy Picture 5: Over the hills and through the woods to Grandmother's house we go Picture 6: Varsity Cross Country Team. Row 1: Duane Cawley. Tom Zinnen. Mike Kreger. Tom Nevius. Mike Callahan, Mike Fntts. Pete Thomas. Kurt Graff. Bill Seeger Row 2: Head Coach Jerry Broers. Brad Levan. Warren Gri dley. John Douglas. Mike Flanagan. Jim Edwards. Terry Freeman. Tim Bemmis. John Ortgeison. Doug Radandt. Steve Breitzka. Assist- ant Coach Anthony Edgecomb. cross country 25 WINTER WINTER WINTER WINTER WINTER WINTER 27 godspell is theme of teachers’ skit Picture 1: Where did all that hair come from. Mr Wiltz7 Picture 2: It takes more than two teachers to equal one Randy Paisley Picture 3: Ahhh yes. my little chickadeee Picture 4: Robed Choir entertains at the Christmas assembly Picture 5: Santa tells Bill Seeger how to cool off his ears Picture 6: Would you eat a french fry with a mouth like that7 Picture 7: Dogwoman gets a treat. Picture 8: Our cheer dears 29 winter choral concert Picture 1: Rising Sun, Left to Right. Ken Baker. Laura Snell. Katy Killian. Petra Rusev. Gem Braun, Paula Ritt- manic. Ed Jones Picture 2: Madrigals. Left to Right, Janet Nusbaum. Randy Paisley. Kent Weakley. Peter Most Picture 3: Sunshine. From Left. Laurie Nagy. Laurel McClellan and Mane Lemme. 30 choral concert bopco donates profits to dhs Alan Weridler: It's an educational experience. Gary Glaser: I liked being president, and I got to meet a lot of nice people at conferences and trade fairs. Dave Mills: We do everything a regular com- pany does, but on a smaller scale. Vickie Cossairt: I was Corporate Secretary of BOPCO - That is the name of our company. I had to take care of all our stock certifi- cates. take the minutes of our board meetings, and help with our company annual report. Jo Wigginton: I've really enjoyed being in JA because it has made learning about business fun. Picture 1: Dave Mills, Vickie Cossairt and Gary Glaser participated in a JA trade fair held in Rock Island Pic- ture 2: The product has to be made before it can sell! Picture 3: Row 1. Connie Oliver. Vickie Cossairt. Sue Cover. Kim Ranken. Jan Leonard Row 2. Vickie Mar glm, Cathy Bryan. Colleen Nelson. Jane Bay. Pam Hel- frich. Ernest Topping Row 3. Tom Frost. Dan Schu- macher. Tim Pittman. Alan Wendler. Jo Wigginton. Tra- cey Smith Row 4. Lon Wadsworth. Kathy Scudder. Jeff Tittsworth. Jeff Reuter. Steve French, Gary Glaser. Bar- bara Schmuckie. junior achievement 31 32 candids 34 candids candids 35 36 candids I Picture 1: We got spirit, how bout you1 Picture 2:1 was in the Kewanee Lockerroom Picture 3: How many licks does it take to eat a popsicle7 Picture 4: And the snow came falling down Pic- ture 5: H'mmm Looks to me like a diamine silver ion in aqueous solution. Chid Picture 6: What are you doing in here7 Picture 7: Like my clown outfit7 Picture 8: A five dollar donation earns you a green flag on the big board candids 37 38 candid Picture 1: We've got spirit, how about you? Picture 2: Oesiree Gunn ere ates a dress tor Clothing II Picture 3: Bob Goerlitz takes time out from working at the Project House. Picture 4: Mr. McClintock and Mrs. La- Fever get their homework done early Picture 5: That's not the battery, it's a spark plug Picture 6: Mr Koesler explains the rules of intramural volleyball Picture 7: Stacey did waltz with the strawberry blonde and the band played on. candid 39 dukes beat state-ranked rock falls The Dixon Varsity Dukes Basketball team had a disappointing year. The Dukes' season started miserably with the team's record a mere 5-8, but then a seven-game winning streak was compiled, led by all N.C.I.C. squad members Bill Seeger. Don Heeg. and Chris Lendman. During this streak. Dixon knocked off state-ranked Rock Falls 59-58 and demolished Ottawa for only the second time in 15 years. Don Heeg. unanimous all N C.I.C.. led the team in scoring and re- bounding. while Randy Paisley and Chris Lendman's constant hustle produced many steals and easy lay-ups for the Dukes. 40 basketball Picture 1. Varsity Basketball Team. Row 1: Duke Franklin, mascot; Ned Vail. Kurt Wallace. Steve Bailey. Randy Paisley. Brad Carlson. Jim Edwards. Row 2: Coach Richard Franklin. Bill Seeger. Don Heeg. Mike Marshall. Steve Breitzka, Dave Moody. Ed Fane. Chris Lendman. Assistant Coach Herb Jen- nings. Picture 2; Don Heeg looks for an opening Picture 3: Dave Moody lays one in against West. Picture 4: You can have it. says Randy Paisley Pic- ture 5: “Hey, come back here'' Picture 6: let me make this perfectly dear. basketball 41 dukelets end season at 13-10 Sophomore Basketball Team. Row 1: Steve Vermillion. Ed son. Ray Perez. Dan Kopacz. Monte Miller Row 2: Vince Morey. Rick Conley. Mike leBlanc. Greg Weigle. Coach Love. Doug HipplepMark Henley. Louis Apple. Dave Thomp- Metendrez. John Ortgiesen. Mike Fane. Guy Price. Richard Trulock. Dixon Dukelets, lead by new coach Ted. A. Trulock, played typ- ical sophomore ball by starting slow and finishing hot. The Duke- lets. led by Greg Weigle and Guy Price, finished third in the St. Bede Invitational and fourth in the conference. The season was highlighted by victories over all the Rockford schools and-a welcome trouncing of Rock Falls. The Dukelets boast- ed a 13-10 record, and the boys will aid next year’s team. 42 sophomore basketball Freshmen Basketball Team. Row 1: Kent Curtis. Stan Hack. Barry Bomes. Doug Defhotal. John Kemp. Jeff Bollman. Mullery. Jeff Renne. Greg Currens. Scott Ludwig. Eric Mark Swegle. Jim Love. Bill Dixon. Kent Johnson. Mark David Zmnen. Mark German Row 3: Coach Broers. Chris Lohse. Steve Sitter. Dan Price. Coach Morrison Beck. Pat McCaherty Row 2: Jamie Anderson. Bob Conley. freshmen basketball 43 VARSITY BASKETBALL Freeport 72 Dixon 45 Auburn 59 Dixon 52 Sterling 67 Dixon 80 Guilford 92 Dixon 91 Rockford West 59 Dixon 57 Rochelle 56 Dixon 64 Sterling 47 Dixon 69 Mendota 74 Dixon 70 Thornwood 74 Dixon 50 Harlem 56 Dixon 74 Winnabego 56 Dixon 82 Jefferson 70 Dixon 72 Hall Township 59 Dixon 53 Rock Falls 58 Dixon 59 Princeton 58 Dixon 59 Geneseo 68 Dixon 77 Newman 60 Dixon 70 Kiwanee 40 Dixon 84 Sterling 57 Dixon 70 Ottawa 61 Dixon 67 LaSalle-Peru 79 Dixon 75 St. Bede 62 Dixon 61 Rock Falls 67 Dixon 55 Streator 57 Dixon 74 Harlem 70 Dixon 86 Mendota 69 Dixon 81 Freeport 75 Dixon 55 SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL Freeport 63 Dixon 57 Sterling 72 Dixon 52 Guilford 54 Dixon 55 Rockford West 36 Dixon 38 Rochelle 41 Dixon 40 Sterling 65 Dixon 43 Mendota 69 Dixon 53 Hall Township 43 Dixon 45 Rock Falls 52 Dixon 50 Princeton 62 Dixon 63 Geneseo 46 Dixon 49 Newman 49 Dixon 55 Kewanee 43 Dixon 49 Sterling 56 Dixon 34 Ottawa 44 Dixon 48 LaSalle-Peru 64 Dixon 47 St Bede 48 Dixon 40 Rock Falls 46 Dixon 60 Streator 52 Dixon 64 Harlem 46 Dixon 55 44 scores fencers compete at state meet Fencing Members: Pictures 1 and 2: Dave Cornelious competes in the state meet Picture 3: Roger Taylor instructor of fencing for Dixon Picture 4: Dave Cornelious practices with Bill Stoudt Picture 5: Bill Stoudt competes against a Notre Dame fencer at the state meet. fencing 45 I-----------------1 I-----------------1 I I marsh and owen compete in state tournament Varsity Wrestlers: Row 1. Tom Hetfrich. Tim Her shenbach. Tim Joyce. Ray Wilson. Tom Cullen, War- ren Gridley. Paul Shadrach Row 2. Rick Reeder. Tom Cecchetti. Reece Ashford. Dave Mills. Bob Pmegar. Rockford Dirkson. Henry Chamness Row 3. Coach Semetis. John Mekeel. Jim Owen. Steve Magnifici. Mike Allen. Mike Pritts. Mike James. Pic- ture 1: Jim Marsh takes control of his opponent Picture 2: Rick Reeder tears his way out of the clutches of a take down Picture 3: Jim Owen tips his man Picture 4: Owen prepares to get his man into a position fora pm. 46 wrestling Freshmen Wrestling. Row 1: Mike Montavon. Steve Magnafici. Joe Green. Brandau. Gary Magnafici. Steve Rittmanic. Bill Moritz Row 3: Keith Reed. Micky Stichter. Rich Fry. Mike Duffy. Mike Cossairt. John Pierce. Mike Lewis, Mark Galindo. Randy Hazelwood. Scott Smith. Scott Helfnch, Mike McDonald. Doug Hartle Row 2: Chuck Ptock. Ross Gerdes. Dan Frost. Bill Kriva. Steve Scott Van Kirk. Brian Fane. Sophomore Wrestling. Row 1: Barry Barton. John Green Row 2: Ray Kaiser. Steve Lybarger. Rick Reeder takes down his Kewanee opponent 48 wrestling SOPHOMORE WRESTLING Rock Falls 27 Dixon 24 Chilicothe 35 Dixon 23 Kewanee 63 Dixon 0 West Chicago 24 Dixon 32 Genes eo 46 Dixon 21 Guilford 42 Dixon 12 East Rockford 32 Dixon 16 Newman 61 Dixon 6 Rochelle 40 Dixon 12 Boylan 42 Dixon 9 Ottawa 48 Dixon 9 Princeton 36 Dixon 15 LaSalle-Peru 45 Dixon 15 United Twnshp. 15 Dixon 45 Rock Island 38 Dixon 17 Moline 30 Dixon 24 Alleman 27 Dixon 21 VARSITY WRESTLING Rock Falls 22 Dixon 26 Kewanee 33 Dixon 21 Chillicothe 37 Dixon 17 West Chicago 9 Dixon 34 Geneseo 32 Dixon 16 Guilford 22 Dixon 27 East Rockford 9 Dixon 30 Newman 49 Dixon 5 Rochelle 20 Dixon 23 Boylan 43 Dixon 12 Ottawa 37 Dixon 13 Princeton 27 Dixon 21 East Moline 6 Dixon 42 LaSalle-Peru 28 Dixon 22 Sterling 18 Dixon 29 Rock Island 12 Dixon 32 Moline 12 Dixon 36 Alleman 18 Dixon 27 wrestling 49 Peggy Gabany: I’m glad I was a cheerleader because it was a lot of fun and I like being a part of sports. Laura Huggins: You have to put your ideas and efforts into it to make a good squad. Cheerleading teaches you to respect others. Cheryl Bothe: I think the varsity cheerleaders had the best tumbling abili- ty of all the schools who came here and I think the mount where Cindy flies on Jeri and Peggy is really fantastic. Wes Emmert: The varsity cheerleading outfits this year were a lot brighter and they looked a lot neater. Ann Dickinson: Mr. Semetis does a fine job as coach. Cheering for wres- tling was really great. Tina Miller: Cheerleading is a lot of fun. Mrs. Trulock’s fine effort is what creates a fine cheerleading squad. 50 cheerleaders Picture 1, Varsity Wrestling Cheerleaders: Clock- wise. Ann Dickinson. Janet Nusbaum. Becky Shu- lar. Michelle McCoy. Robin VanMatre. Debbie Uleke. Picture 2. Varsity Cheerleaders. Front Row: Jeri Conroy. Barbie Love. Jill Jacobson. Laura Wohrley. Cindy Weber: Back Row: Jill Jones. Peggy Gabany. Laura Huggins Picture 3. Sophomore Football Cheerleaders: Front Row. Jackie Tucker. Jan Jacobson. Chris Walls. Joan Meting; Back Row: Julie Lendman. Debbie Anderson. Sue Hubbs. Julie Wolfe. Picture 4. Sophomore Wrestling Cheerlead- ers: Jo Jordan. Petra Rusev. Diane Fritts. Kelley Kessel, Paula Burgess. Picture 5. Sophomore Bas- ketball Cheerleaders: Clockwise From Top: Mary Nagy. Tina Miller. Patti Topper. Diane Hummel. Bo Weber. Patti Sitter. cheerleaders 51 52 cheerleaders Mr Trulock helps the pom pom girls polish a routine Picture 2: Jeanme Morrissey leads the crowd in a football spirit raiser Picture 3: Pom-Pom Squad. Row 1: Melody Nusbaum. Tom Wasson. Nancy Bur ket. Suzi Ames. Joan Curnutte. Judith Barr Jones. Row 2: Sue Oswalt. Sandy Willworth. Dale Yeaiel. Gay Dempsey. Jann Nusbaum. Sue Metzler. Joanne Potts Row 3: DaVonna Miller. Sarah Hofmann. Mary Jordan. Jean Heckman. Jean Morrissey. Leigh Swegle. Stacy Smith. pom poms 53 SPRING SPRING SPRING SPRING SPRING 54 55 no, no, nanette 1 No, no, Nanette, Oixon High School’s Spring Musi- cal brought light-hearted music and dancing to the stage. Cindy Weber as Nanette presented a pixyish young lady in need of excitement. Jeff Mondlock as Uncle Jimmy, the good-hearted Bible salesman, aids the fun-making by his entan- glement with three ladies of questionable reputa- tion. These three, Debbie Starnes, Melody Nus- baum and Laura Snell follow Jimmy to his country retreat. Tom, played by Pete Moore, and Billy, played by Jim Edwards come to Jimmy’s aid in dealing with the three ■'ladies . Lucille, Jann Nusbaum. and Sue, Barb Love, confuse the issues by finding the ladies in the company of their husbands. Nanette is sort of chaperoned by the maid played to the fullest by Petra Rusev. A clear understanding among all parties is finally achieved and a happy ending results. 56 spring musical spring music 57 wm Picture 1: Nanette flirts with Tom who is more conserv alive than she. Picture 2: Pauline and her animated vacuum cleaner perform for the Smiths and the ■ girls' Picture 3: lucile tells Billy how she just spent another wad of dough Picture 4: Jimmy and Sue are happy again after she understands he is just too hind Picture 5: The girls do their stuff for Jimmy but all in vain. mr. hamersmith retires after 29 years Mr. Paul Hamersmith. a business teacher, will be retiring this year after 29 years of teaching at Dixon High School. Before coming to Dixon he taught at Dawson, (which had 37 students). Pontiac, and Tri City High Schools. Mr. Hamersmith came to Dixon in 1945 because he loved the general setting of the high school, the staff, and the northern part of Illinois. He is the department chairman for the business and the home economic departments. Mr. Hamersmith's 29 years at Dixon High School have been greatly appreciated by students and faculty. 58 mr. hamersmith arts 59 Fresh-Soph Track. Row 1: John Ortgiesen. Ken Hicks. Mike Santos. Ed Love. Kent Johnson. Mike Rammage. Jim French. Brad Gerdes. Mike Cossairt. Henry Barnes. Jim Magnafici. Row 2: Steve Thomas. Bob Conley. Kevin Abbott. Jeff Webb. Dave Thompson. Tim Bemis. Steve Bran- dau. Mark German. Bret Jones. Ray Perez. Gary Magnafici. Dan Frost. Kevin O'Neal Row 3: Dan Price. Tony Fassler. Mike LeBlanc, Vince Melendrez. Bill Kirk. Dave Stouffer, Ed Jones. Dan Caplis. Brian Hereford. Jon Shepherd. Pete Poulis. Row 4: Coach Jordan. Tom Goldie. Rich Morey. Roger Kelly. Rick Conley. Duane Cowley. Randy Wakeley. Coach Edgecomb. Coach Lafferty. Varsity Track. Row 1: Bob Hyde. Mike Jordan. Mike Callahan. Bill Miller. Louis Apple. Mark Appleman. Kurt Graff. Ray Perez. Tom Nevius. Row 2: Coach Lafferty. Bill Williams. Ned Vail. Skip Giese. Hollywood Jones. Kim Stoker. Mitch Atkinson. Jeff Wadsworth. Mike James. Coach Lawton. Row 3: Coach Jordan. Mick Trader. Dave Kelly. Peter Thomas. Duane Cowley. Eric Lohse. Jim MacRunnels. Bob Pmegar. Dave Stouffer. Greg Weigle. Randy Hazelwood. Randy Wakefey. Coach Edgecomb 60 track track 61 tennis team ninth at state I Picture 1. Varsity Tennis Team Row 1: Wes Emmert. Doug Ra- I dandt. Mike Flanagan. Randy Paisley Row 2: Tim Huyett. Don I Heeg. Wayne Badger. Jim Edwards. Jim Weed. Randy Heeg, I Coach Koesler, Picture 2. Sophomore Tennis Team. Row 1: I Bob Miles. Steve Kmgge. Monte Miller Row 2: John Blackburn. I Jeff Bollman, Rick Trader. Dan Schumacher. Coach Berglund Picture 3: Jim Edwards puts all his muscle into it 62 tennis The Dixon High School Golf Team compiled a 6-6-1 won-loss record for the 74 golfing campaign. Conditions were very poor all spring as rain and cold weath- er made the golfing difficult. This year's team was led by senior lettermen Bill Seeger, John Jul. John Doug- las, Russ Moore, and Tom Balser. Junior lettermen included Kurt Wallace, Bob Wallace, and Jeff Hamilton. Other members of the team were Wally Ansted, Greg Dogweiller, and Jeff Wallace. The Dukes participated in six tournaments during the 74 season. Dixon fin- ished 14th at Joliet. 17th at Peoria, 18th at Champaign. 4th at the NCIC, 2nd at the District, and 7th at the Sectional. The highlight of the year was the Dukes second place finish at the District Golf Tournament won by Sterling. Bill Seeger finished third individually, gaining the honor by winning a three-hole play-off. Bill Seeger, with a stroke average of 78.2 per 18 holes, was voted most valu- able player and captain by his teammates for the 74 golfing season. Picture 1: But I know the ball is down there somewhere. Kurt Picture 2: Varsity Golf Team. Front Row: Bob Wallace. John Douglas. Russ Moore. John Jul. Back Row: Coach Bridgeman. Gary Glaser. Kurt Wallace. Bill Seeger. Coach Semetis. golf 63 Picture 1: Jenlyn Conroy receives her award as student of the year. Jen also was the Bausch and laumb award winner Picture 2: Randy Paisley is awarded the Sons of the American Revolution award by Mr German. Picture 3: Janneli Nus- baum receives the Daughters.of the American Revolution award. Jann was also a student of the month for April Picture 4: Oebbie Kenney and Oave Mills accept Kiwams scholarships from Mr. Richard Lovett, president of Dixon's Kiwams club. Picture 5: Randy Paisley receives the Marvin Winger Athletic Award from head track coach Bill lafferty. Randy was a winner of various track awards and was a student of the month Picture 6: Mr. Boyer awards the Marvin Winger Student Award to Don Heeg Don was also a student of the month honors assembly 65 66 candids candrds 67 graduation 69 GROUPS GROUPS GROUPS GROUPS GROUPS GROUPS groups 71 Picture 1: The Percussion Section Consists Of Row 1: Jeff Lov- ett. Lori Pitman Row 2: Chuck Levan. Laura Snell, Sue Hubbs Row 3: Kent Weakley. David Wellman. Ron McCartney. Marla Sekse. Picture 2: The Flutes And Double Reed Members Are Row 1: Paula Rittmamc Row 2: Patty Hill. Barbara Osenberg. Row 3: Marie Lemme. Arnel Waring. Jolene Wiggmton. Doree Oberlee. Cindy Hall Row 4: Deb Klamen, Chris Melnac. Peggy Barnes. Tom French. Joe Mome. Diane Wellman. Picture 3: The Mem- bers Of The High Brass Section Are Row 1: Karen Kishbaugh. Bob Miles. Bret Jones Row 2: Bill Kriva. Pete Moore. Jerome Costliow. Jim Fletcher. Jason Nelson Row 3: Denny Shaffer, Gary Giese. Jerry Giese. Wayne Badger. Pam Koerper. 72 band Picture 1: The Members Of The Low Brass Section Are Row 1: Jon Pierce. Row 2: Pete Thomas. John Ortgiesen Row 3: Jim Donaldson. Matt Rhodes. Ceril Long. Brad Gerdes. Dan Schumacher Picture 2: The Clari- net Section Consists Of Row 1: Joan Lovett. Cindy Fridley. Penny Switz- er. Peggy Shmouth. Deb Bunch Row 2: Harry Grobe. Steve Rittmanic. Jim French. Mary Hodowamc. Diane Kreger. Greg Bunch. Julie Nehnng. Row 3: Deb Bryan. Deanna Thomas. Scott Cornelius. Jeff Tittsworth. Kathy Cook, Steve McPherson. Pam Lazaris. Picture 3: The Saxaphone Members Of The Band Are Row 1. Barb Rogers. Bonnie Dalke Row 2: Rhea Kline, Ellen Miller. Janelle Miller. Mary Gridley. Row 3: Mark Sny- der. Mike Kreger. Ed Higby. Ray Sachs. Chen Swanson. band 73 German Band. Left to Right. Mark Snyder. Bob Miles. Pete Thomas. Jerome Costliow. Mike Kreger. Matt Rhodes. Tom Fordham. John Ortgiesen. Cyril Long. Jay Nelson. Pete Moore. Bert Jones. Jerry Giese. There in body only. Gary Giese: his mind skipped out. get it??? The DHS German Band, a fine group of up- standing young men, played their music at basketball games, pep assemblies, and at away football games. The band's special activities for the year in- cluded a concert at Sauk Valley, a tour of the small towns near Dixon, and the purchase of German Band shirts with honky names on the back. The cheerleaders and the pom-pom squad awarded the group with a trophy commending them for their spiritual output during the year. 74 german band Picture 1: Color Guard. Clockwise from Dukes Girl RaeAnn Dalke. Lucetta Hagan. Laurie Jeske. Rhonda Jeske. Rita Lowry, Mardell Dixon. Lisa Burgess. Kim Dusmg. Denise Bally. Laurie Bollman. Patti Petticord. Kathy McCaherty. Debbie Dixon, Karen Grubic Picture 2: Carrying the Dixon Banner are From Left, RaeAnn Dalke. Kim Dusmg. Mardell Dixon. Kathy Grubic. and Lisa Burgess Picture 3: Wind Ensemble, Row 1: Jason Nelson. Jim French. Jon Pierce. Steve Rittmamc. Debbie Bunch. Diane Kreger. Julie Near. Joan Lovett Row 2: Patti Hill. Cindy Hall. Jolene Wiggmton. Don Oberle. Peter Moore. Jim Fletcher. Jerome Costiliow. Harry Grobe. Deanna Thomas. Joe Mome Row 3: Mark Sny- der. Chen Swanson. Pam Koerper. Pam Shoemacher. Sue Hubbs. Pam Lazans. Janelle Miller. Penny Switzer. Arnel Waring. Laurie Pitman Row 4: Cyril Long. Kathy Cook. Tom French. Kent Weakley. Dave Wellman. Pete Thomas. J Paul Giese. Jeff Tittsworth. John Ortgiesen. Mike Kreger. Matt Rhodes. Steve McPherson wind ensemble 75 Picture 1: Madrigals: Row 1: Jill Jacobson. Jann Nusbaum. Lori Walder Row 2: Janet Nusbaum. Deb Starnes. Ion Bollman. Janette Miller. Sandy Sodergren Row 3: Randy Paisley. Jim Edwards. Kent Weakley. Pete Moore Row 4: Jeff Mondlock. Tom French. Pete Thomas. Dave Kelly Picture 2: Robed Choir. Row 1: Sue Gas- coigne. Cindy Weber. Janet Schrock. Carla Willke. David Lovett. Mark Appleman. Tim Cross. Steve McPherson Row 2: Lon Walder. Day Broers. Jannelli Nusbaum. Cindy Hall. Patti Hill. Cheri Swanson. Ed Jones. Steve French. Tom French. Row 3: Melody Nusbaum. Barb Love. Vicki Dysart. Renee Topping. George Knwkow- itsch. Jeff Tittsworth. Rick Summers. Jeff Mondlock Row 4: Jill Jacobson. Deb Starnes. Gem Braun. Julie Kesselnng. Ann Dickinson. Janet Worley. Gary James. Tim Kieslmg. Mick Trader. Dave Kelly Picture 3: Honey in the Rock: Seated L. to R.: Jill Jacobson. Jeff Mondlock. Janet Nusbaum. Randy Paisley Standing: Jim Edwards. Jannelli Nusbaum. Picture 4: Row 1: Ken Baker. Chad Nusbaum. Ernie Topping. Chris Witzleb. Janet Hallquist. Janelle Miller. Cindy Wolf. Mary Love. Oianne Quick. Holly Henning. Row 2: Pete Thomas. Kent Weakley. Pete Moore. Jim Edwards. Janet Nusbaum. Sandy Sodergren. Patti Petticord. Patti Haig. Vicky Hoyle. Cindy Albright Row 3: Kurt Graff. Gary Wilson. Greg Weigle. Joe Love. Patty Fassler. Diane Brown. Jeanme Morrissey. Nancy Burket. Suzi Ames. 76 robed choir robed choir 77 1. Twelve Bells. Row 1: Diane Brown. Melody Nusbaum. Barb Love. Linda Snell. Diane Quick. Suzy Ames. Row 2: Ju- lie Kesselring. Arnel Waring. Renee Topping. Cheri Swanson. Day Broers. Patty Fassler. Cindy Wolf. 2. Boys’ Chorus. Row 1: Jay Rustad. Duane Wilson. Kevin Brown. Larry Hereford. Jim French. Barry Boyungs. Steve Rittmanic. Gary Magnafi- ci. Mark Beck. Debbie Harris Row 2: Jon Pierce. Wayne Badger. Mike Duffy. Jim Magnafio. Dale Hohm. John Bai- ley. Mike Lewis. Jim Wilcox. Jamie Anderson. Bob Conley. Denny Shaffer Row 3: Don Boehme. Jeff Bollman. Brian Hereford. John Kemp. Tony Fasseler. Greg Currens. Ed Egler. Rick Moser. GregSpees, Tom Randel. Jim Kurtis. Scott Masters. 3. Sunshine. Mane Lemme, Laurel McLellan. Laurie Nagy. 4. Rising Sun. Ken Baker. Kathy Killian. Gem Braun. Petra Rusey. Paula Rittmanic. Laura Snell. Ed Jones. David Lovett. 5. Treble Choir. Jan Leonard. Sally Gerdes. Petra Rusev. Niky Parke. Vicki Hall. Debbie Harris. Sara Heckman. Mary Crombie, Colleen Nelson. Kathy Shippert, Sue Haberer. Kelly Kessel. Diane Fntts. Row 2: Julie Kmcl. Gail Reidel. Sylvia Freeman. Joyce Voward. Nancy Egan. Ju- lie Walls. Jodi Rhodes. Robin Pritchard. Sherry Smith. Sarah Utlee. Sandy Nicklaus. Gay Pettenger. Tina Miller. Karla Nagy. Roxi Derksen. Leslie Bay. Paula Rittmanic. Row 3: Anne Black. Theresa Kemp, Lori Pitman. Sharon Fahs. Deb- bie Disch. Katie Killian. Sue Ruffim. Joan Melmg. LaDonna Nelson. Mary Hodges. Kathy McCaherty. Sarah Sodergren. Janet Walker. Nancy Ackerson. Row 4: Rosemary Smith, Paula Burgess. Brenda Turner. Laura Snell. Debbie Yeanan. Patty Kesselring. Debbie Dixon, Sue Densmore. Arnel War- ing. Jan Jacobson. Tern Kennedy. Jo Jordan. Carol Branden- burg. Robyn Brubaker. Pat Gaskill. Liz Slam. 78 twelve belles, boys’ chorus sunshine, rising sun, treble choir 79 Fourth Hour Girls' Chorus. Row 1: Diana Saunders. Julie Apple. Russie Rusev. Mary Gillen. Susie Beaman. Jessie Davis. Joan Lovett. Liz Graham. Dianne Johnson. Diane Olah Row 2: Linda Johns. Sue Durkes. June Brooks. Joyce Godt. Janet Collins. Mary Rutherford. Debbie Engle. Barb Rams. Lisa Burgess. Mary Douglas. Anita Nermg. Debbie Seventh Hour Girls’ Chorus. Row 1: Matti Cies. Peggy See- ger. Debbie Boyd. Debbie Wilson. Kathy Faley. Patricia Coleman Row 2: Becky Hufford. Sally Barton. Laurie Nagy. Linda Mooney. Dorcas Gilbert. Beth Reed. Laurel McClellan. Stephens. Peggy Barnes Row 3: Susanne Baird. Kim Weak- ley. Leslie Smith, Deb Vermillion. Lum Wakeley. Karen Kirk. Kathy Grubie. Janet Haberer. Terry Peterson. DeAnne Harri- son. Cindy Swanson, Betsy Appenheimer. Kathy Snyder. Kim Burkitt. Connie Wegner Row 4: Mary Contreras. Terri Moore. Tammy Wildman. Connie Wiltfang. Sharon Kalas. Kim Burke. Row 3: Judy Nusbaum. Jamie Isom. Sue John- son. Cindy Murphy. Marie Lemme. Mary Schrock. Ellen Miller. Elaine Egan. Kay Buckingham Row 4: Betty Meeks. Lenora Lumzy. Donna Huffman. Peggy Starnes. Mary Kan- Kandi Bredberg. Sue Long. Betsy Flanagan. Barb Rhodes. Lori Toms. Mary Pettmger. Cathy Slam. Lori Heeg. Sandy Hyde, Vicki Hanson. Mariann Kastner. Patti Reed. Cathy Smith. upp. Marla Sekse. Carol Harding. Linda Burnell. Cheryl Shollis. Jill Wisner 80 girls' chorus Pidure 1: Mr. Wiltz takes a breather - or is it a nap? Picture 2: The Twelve Belles sing during a break in the Christmas As- semby program. Picture 3: Little Peter Moore hits it for the Robed Choir performance. Picture 4: A performance of madrigal music in costume in the twilight madrigals 81 tom french is thespian president Edwards. Paul Pierson. Tom French. Jeff Mondlock, Kent Weakley. Gary James. Steve French. Laura Snell. Denise Harris. Sue Ruffini: President. Tom French; Vice-president, Jeff Mondlock; Secretary treasurer. Deb Starnes. Kurt Graff: The Thespians went to a convention last year which helped everyone in his acting ability. Petra Rusev: Tq be a member of Thespians you must have a total of 15 points which can be earned by participation in musicals and fall plays. For each additional ten points a star is awarded. An honor Thespian has sixty points, and he re- ceived a Thespian magazine for the rest of his life. Every year there is an initiation dinner at which awards are presented. Jeff Mondlock: The Thespian Club is devoted to the study and growth of the theater. Row 1: Petra Rusev. Karla Nagy. Chuck Miller. Chris Witzleb. Gem Braun. Sue Ruffini. Pinky Crabtree. Advisor - Mr Manning Row 2: Liz Slam. Kurt Kraft. Ken Baker. Cy- ril Long. Deb Starnes. Carol Brandenburg. Alan Wendler. Gary Wilson Row 3: James Chuck Miller risks certain death by approaching the light panel. 82 thespians DHS Cafeteria Staff. Row 1: Betty Buzzard. Genevieve Concotelli. Marvel Larson. Betty Weigle. Row 2: Lucille Grove. Pauline Cover. Helen Murphy. Lois Phillips. Row 3: Gerry Cordell. Dolores Renne. Joanne Carlson. service people 83 New Senior NHS Members. Row 1: Lisa Dixon. Joan Fane. Barb Woolsey. Leigh Swegle. Diane Brown. Linda Snell. Gen Hill. Debbie Farster Row 2: Jim Wilkinson. Brodie Blazek. Sarah Hoffmann. Denise Bally. Sandra Sodergren. Renee Topping Row 3: Tom Balser. Pete Thomas. Dale Baird. Mike Love. New Junior Members of NHS. Row 1: Joleen Wiggmton. Tom Wasson. Debbie Bunch. Cindy hart. Bob Wallace. Wes Emmert. Mike Brandys. Tom Zmnen. Mark Snyder Row 3: Cyril Long Albright. Becky Shular. Barb Love. Mike Flanagan. Peggy Smith. Jacci Bogott. Day Broers. Mike Kreger. Jeff Mondlock. Kent Weakley. Gary Giese. Randy Heeg. Jim Edwards. Kurt Wal- Row 2: Chen Swanson, Sandy Knight. Patti Hill. Barb Schmuckie. Penny Switzer. Karen Ever- iace. paul Glessner. Alan Wendler. not pictured. 84 all-around students win national honor society cards Don Heeg. NHS member and president of student council, is master of ceremonies at Christmas assembly. Don Heeg: It's an honor. Janelle Miller: It’s an honor. Joan Curnutte: It's an honor and helps to get into college. Mark Long: It's not that much of a DHS club, but it's an honor that goes with you to college. Deb Starnes: It can be used as a reference for college. I feel privileged to have been chosen for National Honor Society. Mary Jane Garret: I am honored to think the teachers think that much of me. I wish the group did more together. « Row 1: Suzi Ames. Cindy Weber. Jill Jacobson. Jerilyn Conroy. Mark Long, Mary Jane Garrett. Joan Curnutte Row 2: Jann Nusbaum. Janelle Miller. Mary Jordon, Deb Starnes. Kurt Graff. Jim Fox. Jim Weed Row 3: Robin Cook. Sue Huffman. Bill Williams. Don Heeg. Jerry Giese. Bill Seeger national honor society 85 fha big daddy date night succeeds Colleen Hodder: In F.H.A. we learn by our mistakes with activities, food, and home preparations. Lori Carlson: It helps us realize what we need future. Colleen Nelson: I like the things we do. It’s fun. Sue Beaman: I think F.H.A. is a fun group to belong to. Karen Marglin: F.H.A. is a wonderful opportunity for many girls. Terry Summers: It’s a fun club. I am really glad I joined. The FHA officers are Dawn Harding. LaDonna Nelson, and Debbie Magnafici 86 fha Row 1: Julie Apple. Lon Carlson. Diane Saunders. Pam Cover Row 2: Colleen Nelson. Sue Beaman. Debbie Engle. Dana Fagan. Kelly Howard. Joyce Godt. Row 3: Debbie Magnafici. Colleen Hodder. Sharon Kallas. Jodi Rhodes. Kelly Worsley. LaDonna Nelson Row 4: Leslie Smith. Terry Summers. Dottie Ford- ham. Dawn Harding. Kathy Scudder. Deb Beran. Cindy McRunnels. Lon Stouffer 14366160 tim deutsch is president of ffa Rhodes. Dan Hose. Dessis Swartz Row 4: Rich Helander. Dan Hallquist. Mark Webb. Mark Block. Ed Bushman. Bob Nicklaus. Dave Logan Row 1: Tom Danek. Joey Barton. Larry Shaffer. Roy Grobe. Dan Dempsey Row 2: Jim Blackburn. Rockford Derksen. Keith Glover. Bill Levan. Tom Blackburn. Bob Ridenhour Row 3: Dale Baird. Tim Deutsch. Dennis Dempsey. Dean Doug Delhotal. Royce Cunningham. Ralph Schaefer Row 4: Don Hopper. Brian Glover. Kirt Swanson. Wayne Wohrley. Dean Harding. Bob Conley. Wes Hicks. Patt Cavanaugh. Bill Fichtenmueller ffa 87 Row 1: Ron Kemp. Chuck Rogers. Barb Rams. Martin Biedron. Tern Summers Row 2: Gail Reidel. Mike Cossairt. GregSneek. Kevin Hansen, Scott Barnett. David Btanscum. Laura Jen kins. Annie Platt Row 3: Ed Marsh. Ralph Wolf. Dave Kersten. Kirk Brockwell, Mike Levan. student council sponsors senior citizens night Row 1: Jeri Conroy. Becky Schular. Suzi Ames. Cindy Weber. Kelly Kessel. Bonnie Dalke. Matt Rhodes. Lon Heeg. Mark Long. John Conroy. Kim Dusmg, Bob foster Row 4: Greg Russie Rusev. Lon Walder. Nancy Burket. Leigh Swegle. Row 2: Jeanme Morrissey. Terri Weigle. Tom French. Gary Giese. Ed Fane. Don Heeg. Jerry Giese. Bill Seeger. Amos Roe. Hackbarth. Ellen Miller. Bo Weber. Jann Nusbaum. Pam Nelson. Betsy Appenheimer. Peg- Terri Kennedy. Chuck Miller. Mike Kreger. gy Gabany Row 3: Julie Wolfe. Chad Nusbaum. Pete Moore. Paula Burgess. Bob Wallace. Tom Nevius: What is it?! Tim Huyett: Doesn’t do a great job. but it is a must. I have no other suggestions. Kurt Graff: The Student Council seems more active this year than years before. It is one of the most active groups in school. Randy Paisley: The Student Council should let everyone know what they’re doing more. The student- teacher exchange day was a good event. Janet Nusbaum: It's the best of all four years! Melony Bothe: I think the Student Council this year has made DHS what it is. Nancy Burket: The Senior Citizens' night was one of the Student Council’s biggest projects, which present- ed a nice change for everyone. Mary Jane Garret: The Student Council seems to be more active. I suggest they let the students know what they're doing through intercom reports. 88 student council Picture 1: Student Council members sit enraptured with a council meeting Picture 2: Jim Fox leads a discus- sion while Don Heeg meditates over a motion Picture 3: President Don Heeg Picture 4: Cindy Weber, vice president Picture 5: Paula Burgess, secretary Picture 6: Treasurer of student council. Matt Rhodes student council 89 90 girls' sports girls volleyball team wins conference Picture 1: Bowling Team, Top Row; Margaret Anderson. Sue Hubbs. Barb Harney. Chris Hubbs. Vickie Jacobs. Jessie Davis, Terry Peterson. Bottom Row; Alice Stumpf. Sandy Willwerth. Debbie Uleke. Picture 2: Terry Peterson tries to wipe out the year- book photographer and the ten pins Picture 3; Front Row of Girts Tennis, Laura Heeg. Sandy Hyde. Sue Hubbs. Betsy Flanagan. Chris Hubbs. Diane Langenfeld. Back Row: Sue Shaeffer. Barb Curnutte. Sarah Utley. Marla Seske. Janet Haberer. Picture 4: Basketball Team, Front Row: Laurie Heeg. Mary Kay Shrock. Jennie Davis. Middle Row: Carolyn Beard. Lynn Wakely. Betsy Flannagan. Jacci Bogott. Peggy Smith. Back Row: Michele Jeanblanc. Domta Barnes. Mary Gndley. Donna Pmegar. Kathy Cook. Tom Wasson. Alice Stumpf Picture 5: Girts Track Team. Row 1: Lon Nagy. Sue Ruffi- ni. Mardell Dixon. Colleen Nelson. Kelly Howard Row 2: Jean Potts. Mary Kay Shrock. Marsha Jensen. Jenny Davis. Mary Gridley. Margaret Anderson. Kathy Cook. Row 3: Sharon Fisher, Tini Wasson. Tammy Wildman. Sue Hubbs. Standing: Lynn Wakeley. Annette Triplet. Cheryl Hollis. Elaine Jones. Sue Long. Betty Martin. Betsy Flanagan. Picture 6: The ball doesn't always end up being the target in volley ball Picture 7: Girls' Volleyball Team, Clockwise From Bottom. Domta Barnes. Colleen Smith. Rose- mary Smith. Denise Bally. Tom Wasson. Debbie Farster. girls'sports 91 blondes do have fun Membership in Blondes Have More Fun excludes those who do not have naturally blonde hair. Any student whose strands have been artifically lightened is immediately expunged from the membership and his name and picture are circulated so he will be known thenceforth as a phony. A secret few of the organization were commissioned to check secretly and regularly the roots of the sponsor. Mrs. Kmgge. but as the findings were inconclusive, she remains a member in good standing. Officers of the club are chosen for their superior ability in growing hair. President Tom Goodwin had the thickest single strands. Vice-presi- dent Sue Seagren's locks were the easiest to braid. Secretary Ann Hagan had the fewest split ends, and Trea- surer. Mike Boyer had the most natu- ral sheen. Blondes have more fun” is pro- claimed to the skies by a rather large number of Dixon students. The unof- ficial organization had an active year with their main activity, of course, being bleached hair hunting. Blondes Have More Fun, Far Left Row. Bottom to Top: Sue Bellini. Sue Seagren. Laura Snell. Ann Hagan. Janet Walker. Tony Balayti, Mike Boyer. Oon Heeg. Middle Row: Mrs. Kmgge. Debbie Wilson. Brenda Turner. Steve Wilson. Linda Snell. Andy Miller. Tom Goodwin. Doug Radandt Far Right Row: Sylvia Freeman. Laurie Nagy. Pam Nelson. Jamie Fordham. Kathy Balayti. Jon Jul. Matt Rhodes 92 blondes chess club wins conference Bill Freres: I'm in Chess Club because I just like to play chess. I can meet lots of kids from other schools. I make a lot of enemies when I win and a lot of friends when I lose. Skipper Giese: Chess Club helped me to think things out logically and helped me plan out problems in math and sci- ence easier. Kevin Brown: I enjoy playing chess, visiting other schools, meeting other people, and winning. Mark Long: It helps build your logic and your ability to think ahead. It's surprising how it's principles pop up in everyday living. Chess Club. Seated at Table, Clockwise From Left. Kevin Brown. Bob Yearian. Bill Rhodes. Jeff Tittsworth, Dave Lov- ett Standing. Clockwise From Leaner — Stan Curtis. Linda Burnell. Alan Wendier, Mark Long. Bill Freres. Gene Joynt, Mike Brandys. Kevin Risley, Kathy Faley. chess 93 amcc’s “crazy legs” supports march of dimes Row 1 Joan MeJmg. Yvette Teran Row 2: Debbie Bunch. Cindy Hall. Diane Brown. Linda Snell Row 3: Penny Switzer. Barb Curnutte. Arnell Waring. Carol Brandenburg. Patti Petticord Allied Medical Career Club officers for the year included Debbie Bunch, president; Penny Switzer, vice president; Joan Meling, secretary and the only one who could respond to year- book questions; and Yvette Teran. treasurer. The club made $130 for the March of Dimes through the “Crazy Legs contest. Showing off their legs was fun for the contestants but gross for the viewers. After all who big hairy I'eggs. well muscled from football practice. Making quilts for the Lee County Nursing home and sponsoring a dance on April 5. the club helped in the community as well as had fun together. 94 amcc art club displays wares at arts festival Art Club Officers are Vicky Rick. Gary James. Jane McFetridge. and Diane Cordell. Gary James: Diane Cordell is vice-president of the Art Club. Vicky Rick is activi- ties chairman. Jane McFetridge is secretary-treasurer, and I am president. Art Club exists so that students can be familiar with different kinds of arts, such as in the museums. For a project, the Art Club may paint a mural on the wall of the park at Peoria and First Street. The Art Club may also visit the Art Institute in Chicago. Some of the Art Club's work is displayed in the library. Vicky Rick: Pictures of some Art Club members were in the Illinois State Highway Journal for barrels they painted for parks along Interstate 80. Some of these members were also on T.V. Mrs. Helin: Rick Mixen is painting a barrel with Northwest Indian designs on it for Interstate 80. art club 95 Hall Monitors. Row 1. Susie Beaman. Jeanette Ensinger. Karen Mar gltn, Steve Frey. Oave Webb Row 2. Dana Fagan. Dottie Fordham. Marsha Jensen. Marty McCardle. Sally Barton Row 3: Sharon Kalas. Peggy Starr. Steve Brandau. Linda Burnell. Kraig Kurzrock Row 4: Tom Hill. Marla Waytmick. Dennis Swmton. Mike Vemer. Andy Mill- er. Steve Grace Below, picking up attendance slips keeps a hall monitor busy during class Nancy Egan: Our responsibility is collecting attendance slips. The office is in charge of many of the hall mon- itors. There are usually two of us each hour. Janette Resinger: We hall monitors work with the Guidance Office and bring students to the principals Mr. Shipped assigned us at the beginning of the year so he would be in charge of us. There are at least thirteen hall monitors. Peggy Starr: We pick up attendance slips, take messages. and go get kids out of classes who are to go to the office. 96 hall monitors gaa promotes athletics Picture 1. Renee Topping displays her agility on the unevens Picture 2. Even left-handed bowlers are allowed in GAA Picture 3. Trampoline, tumbling, and volleyball are included among GAA activi ties. gaa 97 98 0.0. d.e. members take on jobs, meet new people Distributive Education, Row 1: Sandy Zetterberg. Vicki Helfrich. Jeana Andreas. Lizzy Berg. Mercer. Dave Mills. Kathy Yeager Row 3: Jim Marsh. Keith McGlown. Mike Pavesich, Rod Jacki VanNatta. Debbie Sipple Row 2: Don Frye. Jon Petit. Kevin Lathrop. Steve Moeller. Mike Rendleman. Tom Ruffin, Bob Frye. Dan Yeager President: Vice-president: Secretary: Treasurer: Jim Marsh Dave Mills Kathy Yeager Deb Sippel Distributive Education is a program in which students learn merchandising, marketing, and management. D.E. is more than just going to work for half a day. In the classroom, the members receive instruction in areas such as advertising, payroll, and leadership. Early in the year D.E. attended an area conference in Byron. There the members learned about leadership and got new ideas from meeting new people. Jim Marsh and Dave Mills ran for area and state offices. Some of the activities for the year were an All-Star Wrestling match. Giftique sales, and the annual em- ployer-employee banquet. Dave Mills: As an officer, I learned the responsibility of my office. By helping in projects I learned how to work with people. I be- lieve the best part of the year for me was whqn I attended the State Planning Con- ference. Meeting people with new ideas was interesting and educational. 100 d.e. i.c.e. members stress leadership, opportunities Ken Jones: They are all doing good jobs push- ing toward improvement. The entire class could push a little more to- ward improvement. Jeff Kmgge: I.C.E. has taught me to accept re- sponsibility and how to get along with others. I feel I.C.E. has made me a better person. Pam Pettenger: Being in I.C.E. has given me the opportunity to know the beginnings of being a leader and learning along the way. Mici Schick: I.C.E. has given me a chance to make me what I want to be. Jill Franklin: I.C.E. has given me a chance to really get involved and has helped me meet new challenges. Third Hour ICE, Row 1: Oeb Ridenhour. MicKi Schick. Jill Franklin. Cathy Donoho. Sue Kopek Row 2: Starr Smith. Pam Pettmger. Kevin Weidman. Dan Stewart. John O'Malley Row 3: Jerry Carlson. Denise Harden. Dan Bishop. Jeff Kmgge. Marty Johnson. Kevin Slain. Row 4: Earl Schulte. Tony Herchenbach. Mike St. Pier, Bob Kresanek. Dave Jones. Don Weed. Ken Angleton. Mike St. Pier: I.C.E. has provided me with the opportunity to become a leader and grown with the community. Fourth Hour ICE. Row 1: Vicki Wakeley. Julie Cruse. Linda Stouffer. Jack Blackburn. Trudy Ross. Carol Weigle. Sally Knight Row 2: Karen Bollman. Willard Cox. Judy Yea ter. Jim Cox. Mary Kipping, Raeann Dalke. Sandy Hawn Row 3: Lou Hagan. Dick Rin- gler. Jim Nagy. Laurie Sheridan. Rick Rutherford. Bill Bryan. Michelle Dixon. Sandy Knight. Row 4: John Mekeel. Leo Wolfe. Bob Harney. Tom Meyer. Brian Moore. Jim Kresanek. Ron Sheridan. Kevin Henley i.c.e. 101 leigh swegle and mike kreger co-edit dixini ■ Jim Fox: Dixini gave me a chance to gain experience in journalism which I plan to major in. Julie Apple: I like the articles on individuals and I like ‘Duo'. Jeanne Heckman: I like Dixini better this year, but it should involve the students’ opinions more. Jim Wilkinson: They are more professional with the paper this year. Mary Anne Gillen: I think I’d like it better if they told more about students. Mary Jane Garrett: I think the paper is better this year, but I wish they’d put the Date Slate back in. Dave Edmunds: I like the letters to the editor. 102 dixini Picture 1: Editors Leigh and Mike are “duo” in every Dixmi task. Picture 2: Dixini Staff. Row 1: Jeff Hillyer. Bob Wallace Row 2: Jerry Giese. Barb Love. Peggy Gabany. Bill Seeger Row 3: Joann Potts. Lauranne Walls. Sarah Utley. Row 4: Mike Kreger. Leigh Swegle. Lori Wendler Row 5: Paul Glessner. Ran- dy Heeg. Scott Swan. Picture 3: Mr. Dempsey, as advisor, draws on the blackboard for fellow staffers. dixini 103 Operating on a more relaxed schedule because of the August distribution of yearbooks, the Dixonian staff designed black and white line motifs for each section. The cover, designed by Jerilyn Conroy and Mr. Willard carries out this line idea. After suffering from a staff drop-out and flop-out problem, the nine remaining members compiled data and gathered pictures to complete the 1974 Dixonian. The perfect yearbook is an elusive animal and though we didn't succeed in capturing it again, we think we have given it a good try. Tim Pate Clockwise From Top: Jeri Conroy. Dixonian Editor, plans the order in which pictures will appear Four Rebel Staff Members include Barbie Schmuckie. Joleen (Boop-boop) Wiggmton. Diane. Diane. Diane Brown and Becky (what?) Shular. Five Other Members of the Staff From Left are Skippy Giese. Jeri Conroy. Doug Radandt. Judith Barr Jones, and Janneli (Lucille) Nusbaum The Boss ', portrayed by Merlin W. Willard. Opposite Page Clockwise From Top Left: Barbara (get it?) Schmuckie. Skip Giese getting a few hints. Becky Shular checks the school roster for proper spelling of names. Down, but not out. Doug Radandt - or is he7’ Judy Jones says. What7! We can't meet expenses?? 104 dixonian dixonian 105 PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE people 107 ted trulock is lee county teacher of the year Eleanor Anderson Richard Boyer Zelodious Ashford Jill Bridgeman Oave Berglund Roy Bridgeman Lyle Bogott Jerry Broers Lois Brottmiller Larry Chidley Richard Franklin Stanley Gibson Michael Brumck Otto Dick Geraldine French A. P. Hamersmith Sandra Burrows Jack Dempsey Harold French Wayne Harshman Donald Burnett Barbara Deutsch Esther Frey Russ Hayes Rothell Buzzard Anthony Edgcomb James German Mane Helm faculty 109 110 faculty Row 1: Gloria Hepner. James Higby. Jo Anne Hill. Mona Hohm. Herb Jennings. James Johnson. Jack Jordan Row 2: Ruth Kennedy. Tom Kime. Melissa Kmgge. Oon Koesler. Ron Koesler. Ruben Krakow. Jose- phine LaFever Row 3: William lafferty. Richard Lawton. James Leffelman. Robert I'Heurex. Bettie Major. DeVoe Manning. Richard McCarthy Row 4: John Me Clmtock. Mary Miller. Daniel Moats. Mari lyn Moats. Gary Morrison. Wayne Morss. Dorothy Nickolev. faculty 111 Helen Schotka Ron Semetis Marilyn Shippert 112 faculty Row 1: Betty Ottwell. Mary Overmann. Louisa Pogue. Dale Quick. George Renne Row 2: Philip Ringenberg. Lucy Roe. Bob Ryser, Verna Sagmoe. Ruth Schafer. Mr Jordan says only, wisdom! 114 faculty Douglas Shippert Nancy Simer Robert Smith Candace Stapleton David Stern Lorraine Sterricker Elsie Stultz Lloyd Swan Margaret Swim Ted Taber Jan Thompson Albert Tieken Marilyn Trulock Ted Trulock Chuck Vail Jane Weaver RoseWendler Betty Weigle Mr Renne. a Tribune addict, predicts the Cubs' tragic end faculty 115 Our freshman year. How can we ever forget? Remember all the problems we had at first? Having to count the flights of stairs to know where we were, trying to find room 1091 for the first time, hunting for a seat in the cafeteria among all those upperclassmen? Those things seem so natural now. But it wasn’t all hard times. Try to think back to that first football game — cheering - “For dear old Dixon High. And the first dance; it made the weekend. We met new people and made new friends, which was really an experi- ence. We learned a lot, we started living and maturing. For the first few months we did nothing but vote. We elected as our class officers: Kim Dus- ing, president; Ellen Miller, vice-president; Pam Nelson, secretary-treasurer. Then we chose Student Council representatives, and Jean Potts was our choice for freshman attendant at Homecoming. But now we can look back — and laugh at our- selves - for being so naive at first. Still, we have much to look forward to and to wonder about in our coming sophomore year. Tracy Abbott Dennis Adcock Jamie Anderson Rodney Angell Bruce Angleton Betsy Appenheimer Julie Apple John Asaro Wayne Badger John Bailey Suzanne Baird Susan Baker Jack Bally Gary Barclay Henry Barnes Peggy Barnes Jeanme Bartlet Sally Barton Sue Beaman Terri Beane Vickie Beaston Mark Beck Linda Bell Dan Bishop Gary Bock Don Boehme Jeff Bollman Sonja Bonnell Boyd Bonnewell Bert Boswell Sandra Bowser Deb Boyd Mike Boyer Berry Boyungs Steve Brandau David Branscum Candy Bredberg Kirk Brockwell Kim Broman June Brooks Kevin Brown Ron Brown Debbi Bryan Mary Buckingham Craig Bunch Lisa Burgess Kim Burke Kim Burkitt Cathy Burmeister freshmen 117 tina ceccheti is homecoming duchess Linda Burnell Scott Butler Lynn Camery Susan Capriola Diane Carlson Lori Carlson Matt Cavanaugh Tina Cecchetti Dan Chesnek Peggy Chinouth Marty Cies Shawn Cleary Kathy Coffey Pat Coleman Janet Collins Bob Connelly John Conroy Mary Contreras Harold Cook Jane Coomes Doug Corning Jeff Cornwell Sandy Cornwell Mike Cossairt Theresa Costilow Cheryl Cotter Mr. Lafferty shows Duane Wilson his disciplinary technique. 118 freshmen Mah Mo May Me Moo. articulates seventh hour girls' chorus. Connie Cover Duane Cover Harry Cover Randy Cover Mike Crawford Paula Cunningham Royce Cunningham Greg Currens Kent Curtis Bonnie Dalke Kathy Dallgas Jessica Davis Chris Deets Doug Delhotel Susan Devine Bill Dixon Shawn Dockery Jim Donaldson Mary Douglas Reggie Douglas Mike Duffy Monte Duffey Olga Dunbar Bob Dunham Sue Durkes Kim Dusmg Elaine Egan Ed Egler freshmen 119 betsy flanagan is frosh state tennis competitor Debbie Engle Jeanette Ensinger Dana Fagan Kathy Faley Brian Fane Patty Fargher Tony Fassler Betsy Flanagan Erin Flynn Debbie Ford Dorothy Fordham Jim Fordham Jim French Deb Frey Steve Frey Dan Frost Rich Frye Mark Galindo Loretta Gandy Myra Garrett Glenda Garrison Dave Gascoigne Greg Gennard Brad Gerdef 120 freshmen Mark German Dorcas Gilbert Pat Gilbert Mary A Gillen Brian Glover Joyce Godt Larry Goldie Steve Grace Liz Graham Joe Green Karen Grubick Kathy Grubick Janet Haberer Stan Hack Terri Hackbarth Dick Hamilton Kevin Hansen Vicki Hanson You don't bring your books out for a fire drill. Freshies! Carol Harden Linda Harden Dean Harding Tom Harney Deanne Harrison Doug Harlte Mary Hawn Cheryl Hays Gary Hazelwood Randy Hazelwood Roberta Heckman Lon Heeg freshmen 121 freshmen win “most original homecoming float award Sandra Helfnch Scott B. Helfnch Scott Helfnch Al Henson Tammy Henson Brian Hereford Larry Hereford Lee Hess Ken Hicks Ron Hicks Pat Higgs Tom Hill Pam Hippie Colleen Hodder Dale Hohm Cheryl Hollis Don Hopper Ed Howard Rokelle Howard Tim Hoyle Donna Huffman Becky Hufford Sandra Hyde Larry Ide Jamie Isom Jim James Marsha Jenson Linda Johns The prison doors open in two minutes. 122 freshmen Carol Johnson Diane Johnson Kent Johnson Sue Johnson Bret Johnson Tom Jones Tim Jordan Helen Kalas Sharon Kalas Mary Kanupp Manann Kastner John Kemp Nancy Kemp Ron Kemp Cathy Kennedy Nancy Kennedy Glenda Kent Dave Kersten Debbie Kime Karen Kirk Karen Kishbaugh Debra Klamen Bob Knight Jim Knudson Connie Kraft Diane Kreger Mary Kresanek Bill Kriva Craig Kurzrock Tim Kyker Mike Lalley Ron Lawson Joyce LeBlanc It doesn't take long for freshmen to learn their place at DHS. freshmen 123 124 freshmen finally adjust to atmosphere of dhs Marie Lemme Steve Lengquist Russ Leonard Mike Levan Mike Lewis Bill Listek Tim Liston Eric Lohse Susan Long Dawn Loughe John Love Joan Lovett Scott Ludwig Mike Luebke Cynthia Lunzy Lenora Lumzy Gary Magnafici Tim Magnafici Freshmen endure exciting freshmen orientation sessions 124 freshmen Borden's field supplies a sunny spot for boys’ soccer. Peg Mann Jim Marglm Karen Marglm Ed Marsh Scott Masters June McBride Pat McCaherty Marty McCardle Laurel McClellan Mike McDonald Rick McGrail Cliff McKamey Betty Meeks Chris Melnyk Ron Mesnard Bob Miles Andy Miller Ann Miller Ellen Miller Tami Miller Robin Mobley Mike Montavon Linda Mooney Ralph Moore Terri Moore Laura Moreno Bill Moritz Ritchie Moser freshmen 125 Debra Mull Chris Mullery Karen Munson Cindy Murphy Diane Murray Lauri Nagy Paul Nagy Julie Near Anita Nehring Jeff Nelson Pam Nelson Mike Newcomer Judy Nusbaum Diane Olah Kevin O'Neal Barb Osenberg Craig Oster Karen Patton Pam Payne Renee Payne Terry Peterson Mary Pettenger John Pierce Carol Pmegar . Mark Piper Chuck Plock Vicky Plock Jean Potts Peter Poulos Bruce Powell Kim Predmore Dan Price Darrell Puffenbarger Dana Punkka Rick Quaco Julie Quest Steve Quigley Ross Radandt Edna Ragan Barbara Rams Val Rams Sandy Rakowski Mike Ramage Linda Ray Keith Reed Mary Reed Pat Reed Randy Reed Rick Reed 126 freshmen Jeff Renne Barbara Rhodes Lucy Rios Rita Rippeon Steven Rittmamc Cary Robbins Chuck Rodgers Annette Rowland Russma Rusev Jay Rustad Mary Rutherford Venesa Rutt Jay Salas Mike Santos Diana Saunders Bob Schaeffer Vicki Schick Mary Schrock Rosemary Schmuckie Mike Scudder Peggy Seeger Greg Spees. Cindy Fridley rehearse for Our Town. Marla Sekse Ruth Senders Denny Shaffer John Shepherd Tony Sheridan Steve Sitter Cathy Slain Cathy Smith Leslie Smith Mark Smith Randy Smith Roxy Smith freshmen 127 greg spees is “george” in our town Jean Potts keeps the freshman float spinning. Scott Smith Greg Sneek Kathy Snyder Violet Sofolo Tami Soper Greg Spees Mark Staley Peggy Starr Debbie Stephens Mike Stichter Lori Stouffer Terry Summers Becky Swanson Cindy Swanson Kirt Swanson Mark Swegle Dennis Swmton Dana Taylor John Taylor Steve Thomas Bob Tieken Lori Toms Drienna Trader Louis Valoquez Scott Van Kirk Mike Vemer Debbie Vermillion Sondra Victum Lynn Wakeley John Walker Vickie Walker Jeff Wallace Robin Walls Dan Walter Lillian Watson Marla Waytenick Kim Weakley Dave Webb Connie Wegner Wendy Wermck Mike Wilcox Tammy Wildman Barb Willwerth Debbie Wilson Duane Wilson Connie Wiltfang Jill Wisner Tracy Wohrley A freshmen 129 Our memories of our sophomore year will re- main implanted in our growing, maturing per- sonalities. We are no longer the babies. The average Sophomore’s conversation involves “Do unto others as was done unto you” or “We could not have stuck out as freshmen that much! We had a busy year full of fun, friends and classes. We could never forget driver's ed. and how the other cars always avoided the driv- er’s ed. car. Our class rings we selected this year will help us remember all our years in high school. Our class officers were Bobby Foster, president; Bo Weber, vice-president; and Jan Jacobson, secretary-treasurer. Paula Burgess was elected as the Student Council secretary. Our Homecoming attendant. Tina Miller and our float, “Shake Em Up” were great. Through our participation in football, cross country, basket- ball, and wrestling, we have shown that our “Spirit of 76” is very much alive. 130 sophomores Kevin Abbott Janis Adcock Maree Alter Debbie Anderson Liz Anderson Marg Anderson Wally Ansted Louis Apple Kathy Baker Ken Baker Tony Balayti Mike Barnes Barry Barton Joey Barton Jane Bay Leslie Bay Carolyn Beard Susan Bellini Tim Bemis Debra Beran Rick Bess Tom Biehl Martin Bieuon Paul Biggerstaff Bobbie Blackburn John Blackburn Tom Blackburn Cathy Blair Kathy Blair Jody Bloyd Vickie Bolton Chris Bonnell Steve Bonnell Cheryl Bothe Joyce Boward Jim Bowers Carol Brandenburg Dan Brigl Sally Brink Dave Brooks Robin Brubaker Cathy Bryan Terry Bryan Diana Buccola Paula Burgess Frank Bushman Betty Buticoter Violet Buticoter Mike Burhenn sophomores 131 sophomore float says “shake ’em up” Ed Bushman Barb Campbell Steve Carlson Bill Chambers Mark Chesnek Bonita Carter Roger Clevenger Rick Conley Sandy Contreras Kathy Cook Paul Coomes Scott Cornelius Berme Costillo Jerome Costiliow Arlene Cotter Pam Cover Duane Cowley Renee Cox Mary Crombie Barb Curnutte James Curtis Pam Koerper, Ken Baker, and Paula Rittmanic build the dice foundation. 132 sophomores Lucky sophs don't have study halls. Tony Oalke Tom Danek Jenny Oavts Bob Deets Oan Dempsey Gay Dempsey Sue Densmore Roxy Derksen Kathy DeStefano Doug Devine Bryant Diehl Debra Diseh Debra Dixon Mardelle Dixon Gregg Dogwiler Brian Douglas Paula Drake Robert Dyche Tim Eccles Janet Eckhart Dave Edmunds Donna Edmunds Nancy Egan Shawn Ernst Sharon Fahs Don Fane Mike Fane Greg Farley Doug Farster Ken Farster Cindy Feree Bill Fichtenmueller Cathy Fisher Sharon Fisher Bob Ford Bob Fordham Tom Fordham sophomores 133 stars win hall decoration award for sophs Now this is the way to put a free hour to good use!? Bob Foster Steve F reels Sherry Friet Sylvia Freeman Tom Frey Cindy Fridley Diane Fritts Tom Frost Doug Frye Kyle Gallentme Pat Gaskill Robin Galindo Sally Gerdes Lon Giese John Gillan Randy Glover Karen Goeking Dennis Goldie Tom Goldie Randy Good Tom Goodwin John Green Mary Gridley Roy Grobe Sue Haberer Dan Hackbarth Annette Hagen Vickie Hall 134 sophomores Carol Brandenberg reads for Our Town. Dawn Harding Debbie Harris Pam Heaton Sara Heckman Doris Hemtzelman Pam Helfrich Tom Helfrich Ron Helfrich Mark Henley Anna Herchenbach Beverly Hereford Jon Herwig Mark Hess Steve Hey Jim Hill Doug Hippie Mary Hodges Poppy Hollmger Victor Hollmger Patty Holmes Rick Horton Dan Hose Dan Hoyle Steve Hoyle Sue Hubbs Christie Hughes Diane Hummel Cathy Hyland Jan Jacobson Cathy James Elaine Janssen Michele Jeanblanc Lynn Jeffrie Deb Jenson sophomores 135 sophomore footballers are first in conference Laury Jeske Jurle Johnson Ed Jones Elaine Jones Jo Ann Jordan Ray Kaiser Mary Kalk Bill Keeps Jim Kellen Roger Kelly Janette Kemp Theresa Kemp Terri Kennedy Ken Kent Kelly Kessel Pat Kessel ring Ben Kibble Katie Killian Deanna King Bill Kirk Julie Knicl Steve Kmgge Jim Koepke Pam Koerper Dan Kopacz Deana Lally Layvonda Lane Diane Langenfeld Connie Lawson Paul Lawyer Mike LeBlanc Rosemary Leifa Julie Lendman Bill Levan Chuck Levan Vickie Lewis Mark Lipscomb Carl Loescher Bernard Long Terry Long Rita Lowry Brian Love Ed Love James Love Joe Love Dave Lovett Jeff Lovett Alan Luck Steve Lybarger Sheryl Lynch Roger Lyon Debbie Yearian Laura Zimmerman Teresa Madison Cindy MacRunnels Debbi Magnafici An actress needs to be well-rested, but Patty Maloney Mary Maresh Karen Marshall Betty Martin Debra May Kathy McCaherty Jane McFetridge Dave McIntyre Steve McIntyre Vince Melendrez Joan Melmg Rob Mesnard Tamy Meusel Jerry Meyer Karen Mickelson Dave Miller sophomores 137 tina miller is soph homecoming attendant Davonna Miller Monte Miller Tina Miller Susan Mills Richard Morey Jim Morrison Mike Morrissey Karen Moulton Greg Munson Donna Muntean Karla Nagy Mary Nagy Judy Nation Jim Nehrmg Colleen Nelson Diane Nelson laDonna Nelson Lynn Newcomb Sandy Nicklaus Chad Nusdaum Ken O'Bryant Nancy Ockerson Wade Ohman Connie Oliver Linda O'Malley John Ortgiesen Steve Osier Tim O'Sullivan Andy Palen Jmda Panthai Niky Parke Toni Parke Kevin Penny Where's my locker? 138 sophomores Winona Penny Gay Pettenger Donna Pmegar Lone Pitman Annie Platt Sandy Plescovitch Hey! This non-fiction stuff can be pretty neat! Mark Plock Brian Powell Tom Pratt Guy Price Robin Pritchard Theresa Prunty George Rainey Gary Rams Kirk Rancour Kim Ranken Mark Redemus Lisa Reed Darrell Reglm Gayle Reidl Bryant Remrey Mark Rhodenbaugh Jodi Rhodes Marty Richard Kathy Richards Bob Ridenhour Kevin Risley Paula Rittmamc Barb Rodgers Sue Ruffmi Jim Ruppert Petra Rusev Ray Sachs Dave Sarver sophomores 139 Sherry Server Ralph Schaeffer Elsie Schuman Cindy Schmid Larry Schnake Dan Schumacher Kathy Scudder Jerry Senn Mark Sharkey Joann Sheridan Cathy Shiaras Kathy Shippert Marty Shroyer Connie Sims Pattie Sitter Bob Slam Liz Slam Bill Smith Rosemary Smith Steve Smith Tracey Smith Laura Snell Sara Sodergren Linda Spmden Rick Springer Paul Starnes Jeannette Starr Allen Stephenson Julie Stewart Tom Stonnecipher Alice Stumpf Mane Sweet Mike Swegle Harriett Talbott Steve Talbott Brent Tate Yvette Teran Deanna Thomas Dave Thompson Steve Thompson Jeff Tittsworth Pat Topper Ernest Topping Rick Trader Rick Triplett Annette Tripplett Lynette Tripplett Jackie Tucker Peggy Tolly 140 sophomores Brenda Turner Rick Underhile Sarah Utley Tom Utter Theresa Van Kirk Lori Van Oosten Steve Vermillion Tom Vermillion Terry Voss Tom Voss Lori Wadsworth Sue Wagner Janet Walker Randy Wakeley Chris Walls Pat Waltz Arnel Waring Jeff Webb Bo Weber Paul Wedekind Larry Weed Greg Weigle Joy Weitzle Diane Wellman Julie Wells Don Wermck Sue Wermck Jim Wilcox Steve Wilson Mark Wisniewski Brad Wohrley Wayne Wohrley Julie Wolfe Gordy Wooton sophomores 141 Our Junior year. Wasn’t it great? A year ago we couldn't wait until we would be able to say that we were juniors, and now we realize why we were so impatient. We were finally upper- classmen and we were responsible enough to prove it. Early in September we voted for class officers. Considering the way the year turned out, we made good choices. Our Junior Class President was Pete Moore. Becky Shular was elected as vice-president, and Peggy Smith was voted in as secretary-treasurer. Matt Rhodes represent- ed our class as treasurer of Student Council. Many other events made our junior year memo- rable. Sue Oswalt was chosen the junior attend- ant at Homecoming. Our class was represented on the varsity teams, making the games so much more exciting. Members of OUR class were out there winning the games for Dixon High. We ended the year with our first prom. That night will last in our memories forever. As we look back over our junior year we can only hope that our upcoming year will be as rewarding. 142 juniors Larry Ackerson Lucinda Albright Mike Allen Mark Appleman Denise Arnold Stan Aurand Judy Baebler Steve Bailey Kathy Balayti Mike Balayti Mike Bales Fred Bantrup Jim Bark Diana Barton Mane Belfiore Dave Bishop Dan Blackburn Jack Blackburn Phyllis Blackburn Rita Boehle Cheryl Boehme Dave Bock Jacci Bogott Don Bondi Mike Bondi Stepheme Bonnell Pam Boyungs Matt Brandenburg Mike Brandys Geni Braun Steve Breizka Cathy Breymg Day Broers Bill Bryan Mike Bufford Scott Burkitt Mike Burmeister Debbie Bunch Kathy Bybee Cary Callahan Paul Campbell Gerald Carlson Keith Carlson Mary Cavanaugh Tom Ceccetti Debbie Cleary Brian Coakley Janie Conley Kim Conley juniors 143 Judy Cordell Jill Cornwell Vickie Cossairt Sue Cover Jim Cox Willard Cox Susan Cromster Tim Cross Julie Cruse Tom Cullen Stan Curtis Susan Davis Chen Dean Dennis Dempsey Kevin Dempsey Rockford Derksen Rhoda Derksen Tim Deutsch Dave Devine Mark Donaldson Mike Donoho Debbie Douglas Jeff Durkes Cathy Dyche Dormda Dyche Vicky Dysart Linda Eastman Jim Edwards Jim Egan Randy Eisele Wes Emmert Karen Everhart Lory Evett Doug Eychaner Sherri Fagan Pat Falk Ed Fane Betty Fmkle Steve Fischer Mike Flanagan 144 juniors Chuck Flynn Marty Fordham Jill Franklin Terry Freeman Bill Freres Steve French Mike Fritts Robert Fruge Don Frye Meg Garrett Sue Gascoigne Melvin Gaul Lisa Gawtowski Connie Gerdes Deann Gerdes Harold Gerdes Skip Giese Laurie Giese Gary Glaser Paul Glessner Jody Goff Kathy Graff Ed Grandberry Warren Gridley Ron Grimes Richard Gromoll Jim Grove Desiree Gunn Tim Haemtsch Lou Hagen Cindy Hall Dan Hallquist Jeff Hamilton Cheri Harmon Barb Harney Linda Hartle juniors 145 Ray Wilson replaces a piston in Autos. juniors struggle through psat act and college entrance exams Sandra Hawn Jean Heckman Randy Heeg Richard Helander Nancy Hellerian Deanna Hendricks Holly Henning Tim Herchenbach Tony Herchenbach Wes Hicks Pat Hill Jeff Hillyer Gary Howard Mike Hoyle Vicki Hoyle Mickie Hufford Laurie Huggins Linda Humphrey Jim Hyde Vickie Jacobs Mike James Dave Jandrey Chris Johnson Dennis Johnson Marty Johnson Bert Jones Ken Jones Gene Joynt Debbie Kaecker Julie Kesselrmg John Kastner Richard Kellen John Kidweil 146 juniors Steve Kibble Steve Kmgry Mary Kipping Rhea Kline Sandy Knight Carol Knudson Roger Kostecki Greg Kraft Eric Krause Mike Kreger Jim Kresanek George Kriwkowitsch Kevin Lathrop Lilly LeBlanc Shirley Lendman Jan Leonard LuAnn Levan Susan Levan Tom Lightner Nancy Lillyman John Liston Rick Loescher Dave Logan Cyril Long Barb Love Mary Love Bruce Lumzy Joe Lybarger Jim MacRunnels Herman Madison Mike Magnafici Vickie Marglin Mike Marshall Mark Mayfield Mary Mazzola Bob Nicklaus gets an ankle taped before a junior varsity game. juniors 147 sue oswalt represents juniors at homecoming Rick Rippeon studies the still life he is drawing in Art II. Gail Maxwell Joe McLaughlin John Mekeel Conda Mercer Joel Merriman Sue Metzler Curt Meusel Tom Meyer Ann Meyers Linda Miller Randy Miller Sue Miller Joe Mome Jeff Mondlock Dave Moody Brian Moore Gary Moore Pete Moore Steve Moore Jody Mosher Terry Mossholder 148 juniors Brian Meuller Gregg Mullery Cindy Munson Chuck Murphy Ron Murray Jeff Musser Jim Nagy Jom Naylor Patty Nehring Tom Nevius Bob Nicklaus Cindy Nicklaus Melody Nusbaum Doree Oberle Tim Oliver John O'Malley Bonnie O'Neal Pat O'Sullivan Sue Oswalt Ken Owen Teresa Patton Charles Penny Al Perez Jan Petit Jon Petit Chet Phillips Sylvia Pierce Paul Pierson Bob Pmegar Tim Popp Joanne Potts Anne Powers Scott Price Chen Puffenbarger Diane Quick Carol Reed Bill Rhodes Diane Rhodes Matt Rhodes Ricky Richard Dick Rmgler Rick Rippeon Chris Robbins Trudy Ross Lori Ruth Dave Sambman Michael Schick Jim Schmall Marvin Schmall juniors 149 Wolfgang Scmidt Barbie Schmuckie Diane Schoenholz Janet Schrock Andy Scudder Sue Seagren Rodney Senn Paul Shadrach Rebecca Shepherd Ron Sheridan Georgia Shiaras Linda Shiaras Tom Shippert Vickie Shroyer Becky Shular Pam Sitter Kevin Slain Colleen Smith David Smith Dennis Smith Graham Smith Peggy Smith Rocky Smith Stephen Smith Mark Snyder Steve Sofolo Mark Spangler Tom Springer Dan Spurgeon Theresa Stephens Linda Stouffer Linda Strub Rick Summers Lesli Suter Scott Swan Chen Swanson Mary Swanson Penny Switzer Cindy Swegle Mary Szabo Leann Taylor Lynn Taylor Doug Thomas Darrell Thompson Debbie Tieken Steve Turner Debbie Ueleke Ned Vail Mary Van Moose 150 juniors Helen Varga Carla Wagner Sandy Waldschlager Jeana Wakeley Randy Wakeley Alan Walker Bob Wallace Kurt Wallace Lauranne Walls Tom Wasson Kent Weakley Mark Webb Randy Webb Oon Weed Kevin Weidman Dave Wellman Alan Wendler Sandy Werner Ron West Karen White Rick White Jim Wickens Joleen Wigginton Carla Wilke John Williams Sandy Willwerth Gary Wilson Ray Wilson Robin Wilson Laura Wohrley Patti Wolber Cindy Wlf Rick Yandell Dan Yeager Bob Yearian Judy Yeater Dale Yeazel Vickie Yinglmg Tom Zinnen Dave Zuend Sahib Sneehaw juniors 151 Seconds tick by; there's so much left to know, and we’re on the road to finding out. The an- swer lies within, so why not take a good look now? Four years and we’ve learned how to be calm when we’ve found something going on to take our time, to think a lot, to think of every- thing we’ve got. We’ve had a great class of personalities starting with Amos Roe, class president; Chuck Miller, vice-president; Lori Walder, secretary-treasurer. Don Heeg and Cindy Weber led the Student Council. After three years we finally learned how to build a float, winning best class float, even though the wings of the plane were eight inches shorter on one side than the other. Queen Jan- neli Nusbaum was attended by Jocelyn Powers and Gina Andreas. Our cheerleaders won eighth in the National Competition for United States Cheerleaders Association, Chris Hubbs attended the State Championship Tournament for tennis, and Jerry Giese was a National Merit Semi-Finalist. Be proud, class of 74 the united, for you have accomplished much. Be proud of yourself, the individual, because in these four years you have learned about other things being great in life besides work — a new relationship in the lives of others. Noel Abbott Sun Ames Regina Andreas Ken Angleton Deb Allman Barb Appleman Mitch Atkinson Steve Aurand Dale Baird Denise Bally Tom Balser Domta Barnes Sonp Barnes Dave Bartlett Ken Beckley Kathy Beeler Kim Bennett Liz Berg seniors 153 Dan Bishop Jim Blackburn Sue Blackburn Becky Blackburn Brodie Blazek Karen Bollman Laurie Bollman Melony Bothe Dave Bowers Dan Brandenberg Janet Brechon Diane Brown Deb Burgett Nancy Burket Kathy Burnell Joan Bushman Mike Callahan Brad Carlson 154 seniors Steve Cacchetti Henry Chamness Florence Chesnek Bruce Christneson Linda Clayton Jen Conroy Robin Cook Oiane Cordell John Cornelius Terry Cotter Colby Covert Debra Crews Joan Curnutte Raeann Dalke Chnstme Dempsey Cathy Donohoe Ann Dickinson Lisa Duon seniors 155 jerry giese is national merit finalist Michelle Dixon Bill Dusmg Glenda Edwards Sherri Pagan Patti Fassler Jim Fox Sue Devine Jim Eastman Deb Egler Joan Fane Jim Fletcheer Tom French John Douglas Brenda Edwards Susan Eisele Debra Farster Jim Foster Tim Frost 156 seniors Peggy Gabany Debra Giese Janice Garren Gerald Giese Mary Jane Garrett John Godt Bob Goerlitz Ella Gossage Kurt Graff Jim Griffith Harry Grobe Mark Grove Shala Gunn Chnsty Gunnon Patti Haig Janet Hallquist Margaret Hansen Dennis Harden seniors 157 jerry g. and jeri c. are “most likely to succeed” Robert Harney Denise Harris Jim Harrison Richard Hazelwood Kevin Heckman Barb Helfrich Susan Helfrich Vickie Helfrich Kevin Henley Virginia Heller Karen Herwig Leslie Herzog Edward Higby Gen Hill Mark Hittlett Joe Hodder Sarah Hofmann Wendy Holmes 158 seniors Sue Huffman John Hummel Tim Huyett Robert Hyde Jill Jacobson Gary James Patti James Debra Jandrey Debra Johnson John Johnson Kevin Johnson William Johnson Jill Jones Judy Jones Mary Jordan Mike Jordan John Jul Larry Kalas seniors 159 jim marsh is dukes’ winningest wrestler David Kelly Debra Kenny Budd Kerr Steve Kness Tina Kmgge Jeffrey Kmgge Sally Knight Robert Kresanec Larry LaCoursiere Mike LaFever Mark Larsen Pam Lazaris Chns Lendman Nancy Lillyman Robert Lloyd Mark Long Sally Long Dan Love 160 seniors Margaret Love Mike Love Vickie Lowe Lori Ludens Teresa Mackey Steve Magnafici James Marsh Andrea Mayes Brad McCardle Ron McCartney Michele McCoy Steven McPherson Melinda Meixell Sandra Met; Mike Mey Cheryl Meyers Charles Miller Janelle Miller seniors 161 jann nusbaum is d.a.r. winner William C Miller William L. Miller David Mills Dan Mishler Rick Mixen Steven Moeller Bruce Mome Mary Moll Karen Mooney Russell Moore David Morris Jeannie Morrissey Jason Nelson Janet Nusbaum Janneli Nusbaum Donna Oliver Mary O'Malley Cris Ortgieson 162 seniors James Owen Randy Paisley Alice Patzer Micael Pavosich Pam Pettenger Patty Petticord Theresa Pierce Tim Pitman Sheree Pleskovich Rob Pollom Jocelyn Powers Debby Quaco Dan Quigley Doug Radandt Sidney Ramebolt Rick Reeder Rod Rendleman Randy Reuter seniors 163 amos roe leads senior class Ed Reyes Oean Rhodes Vichy Rich Debra Ridenhour Debra Rizner Amos Roe Charles Rutherford Paula Ryan Jan Santos Gary Schick Earl Schulte Bill Seeger Elizabeth Senders Dan Shepherd Laure Sheridan Esther Shoemaher Debra Sippel Darla Sloan 164 seniors Terri Slothhower Starr Smith Jeff Smith Tim Smith Stacy Smith Becki Sneek Melva Sneek Linda Snell Sandy Sodergren Bob Spinden Kim Starkes Debra Starnes Dan Stewart Linda Stouffer Kim Stoker Bill Stoudt Jo Ellen Sweet Leigh Swegle Seniors 165 Nancy Swegle Cindy Swinton Oon Taylor Sandy Terril Charles Thomas Peter Thomas Michael Trader Cindy Ueleke Gretchen Ulferts Robin Van Matre Jackie Van Natta Pam Oosten Robin Vancil Rita Wagner Lori Walder Vicki Wakeley Diane Walls Marcia Walters 166 Seniors Craig Ware James Weed Cynthia Weber Oanae Wendel Marjorie Wedekind Lori Wendler Debra Wiemken Jim Wilkinson Vicki Willard Laura Willey William A Williams Chris Witzleb Janet Wonney Gary Wolfe Barbara Woolsey Kathleen Yeager Mark Youngren Sandra Zetterberg seniors 167 Julie Beard Debbie Bowe Robin Burton Diana Contreras Bob Fry Edward Gaul Michael Hansen Don Heeg Chris Hubbs Brad Levan Larry Shaffer Dennis Swartz Picture 1: Is it the Madrigals or is it Memorex7 Picture 2: On Dixini Joan Curnutte rules Jerry Giese with an iron fist Picture 3: Mick Trader's answer pops out ERROR ERROR Picture 3: Watch Jim Fox get creamed 168 Seniors 691 tornas ANDERSON. 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University of Wise.; p. 115. 170 faculty credits index A Abbott. Kevin. 60.131 Abbott. Noel. 99.153 Abbott. Tracy. 117 Ackerson. Larry. 143 Adcock, Dennis. 117 Adcock. Jams, 131 Albright. Lucinda. 76.84. 143 Allen. Michael. 18. 46.95.143 Allmon. Deborah. 153 Alter. Maree. 131 Ames. Suzanne, 17. 53.76. 78. 85.88. 153 Anderson. Debbie. 6. 51.131 Anderson. Jamie. 43.78,117 Anderson. Liz. 131 Anderson. Margaret. 90.131 Andreas. Gina. 9.11.13.100.153 Angell. Rodney. 117 Angleton Bruce. 117 Angleton 101.153 Ansted. Wally. 131 Appenheimer. Betsy. 88.117 Apple. Julie. 117 Apple. Louis. 23.42.60. 131 Appleman. Barbara. 153 Appleman. Mark, 18,60. 76.143 Arnold. Denise. 143 Asard. John. 117 Ashford. Reece. 18. 46 Atkinson. Mitch. 18,60.153 Aurand. Stanley. 143 Aurand. Stephen. 153 B Baebler. Judy. 143 Badger. Wayne. 62.72.78.117 Bailey. John. 78.117 Bailey. Steven. 40.143 Baird. Dale. 84.153 Baird. Suzanne, 117 Baker. Kathy. 134 Baker. Ken. 30. 76.79.82,131.132 Baker. Sue. 117 Baleyti. Kathy. 92. 143 Balayti, Mike. 143 Balayti. Tony. 92,131 Bales. M.ke, 143 Bally. Demse. 75.84.90.153 Bally. Jack. 117 Baiser. Tom. 84.153 Bantrup. Fred. 143 Barclay. Gary. 117 Bark. Jim. 143 Barnes. Domta. 90.153 Barnes, Henry. 60. 117 Barnes. Mike. 131 Barnes. Peggy. 117 Barnes. Sonja. 153 Bartlett. Dave. 153 Bartlett. Jeame. 117 Barton. Barry. 48. 130 Barton. Diana. 143 Barton. Joey. 23.131 Barton. Sally. 96. 117 Bay. Jane. 31.131 Bay. Leslie. 79.131 Bay. Linda, 117 Beaman. Sue. 96.117 Beane. Tern. 117 Beard. Carolyn. 90,131 Beard. Julie. 168 Beaston, Vickie. 117 Beck. Mark. 43.78.117 Beckley, Kenneth. 153 Beeler, Kathy. 153 Belfiore. Marie. 143 Bell. Lynda. 117 Bellini. Susan. 92,131 Bemis.Tim. 24.60.131 Bennett. Kim. 153 Beran. Debra. 131 Berg. Liz, 100.153 Bess. Rick. 131 Biehl, Tom. 131 Bieuon, Martin. 131 Biggerstaff. Paul. 131 Bishop. Dan. 101. 117.154 Bishop. David. 143 Blackburn Becky. 154 Blackburn. Bobbie. 131 Blackburn. Dan. 143 Blackburn. James. 154 Blackburn. John. 23.131 Blackburn. John A . 62.101,143 Blackburn. Phyllis. 143 Blackburn. Susan. 154 Blackburn. Tom. 131 Blair. Cathy. 131 Blair, Kathy. 131 Blazek. Brodie. 84.154 Bloyd. Jody. 131 Bock. Dave. 143 Bock. Gary. 117 Boehle. Rita. 143 Boehme. Cheryl. 143 Boehme. Don. 78.117 Bogott. Jacci. 84. 90.143 Bollman. Jeff. 43.62.78.117 Bollman. Karen. 101.154 Bollman. Laurie. 75.76.85.154 Bolton. Vicki. 131 Bondi. Donald. 143 Bondi, Mike. 143 Bonnell. Chris. 131 Bonnell. Sonya. 117 Bonnell. Stephanie. 143 Bonnell. Steve. 131 Bonnewell, Boyd. 117 Boswell. Bert, 117 Bothe. Cheryl. 131 Bothe. Melony. 154 Boward. Jouce. 79.131 Bowe. Debbie. 168 Bowers. David, 154 Bowers. James. 131 Bowser. Sandra. 117 Boyd. Debbie. 117 Boyer. M.ke. 92.117 Boyungs. Barry. 43.78. 117 Boyungs, Pam. 143 Brandau, Steven. 48.60.96.117 Brandenburg. Carrol. 79. 82. 94.131 Brandenburg. Dan. 99. 154 Brandenburg. Matt. 18.143 Brandys. Michael 84.93,143 Branscum. David. 117 Braun. Gen.. 30.76. 79.82.143 Brechon. Janet. 154 Bredberg. Kandi. 117 Breitzka. Steve. 24. 40.143 Bruemg. Cathy. 143 Brigl. Dan. 131 Brink. Sally. 131 Brockwell. Kirk. 117 Broers. Day. 76.78.84.143 Broman. Kim. 117 Brooks. David. 131 Brooks. June. 117 Brown. K.ane, 76. 78.84.94. 104. 154 Brown. Ken. 117 Brown. Kevin. 78.93. 117 Brubakee. Robyn. 5.79.131 Bryan. Bill, 101.143 Bryan. Cathy. 31. 131 Bryan. Deborah. 117 Bryant. Bill. 18 Buccola. Diana. 131 Buckingham. Mary. 117 Bufford. Mike. 99. 143 Bunch. Craig. 117 Bunch. Debra. 72.75. 84. 94.143 Burgess. Lisa. 75.117 Burgess. Paula. 16. 51.79.88.89.131 Burgett. Debbie. 154 Burhenn. Michael. 131 Burke. Kim. 117 Burket. Nancy. 17. 53. 76.88.154 Burkitt. Kimberly. 117 Burkitt. Scott. 143 Burmeister. Cathy. 117 Burmeister, Mike, 143 Burnell. Kathy, 154 Burnell. Linda, 93. 96.118 Burton. Robin. 168 Bushman Ed. 23.132 Bushman. Frank. 131 Bushman. Joan. 154 Buticofer. Betty. 131 Buticofer, Violet. 131 Butler. Scott. 118 Bybee, Kathy. 143 C Callahan. Cary. 143 Callahan. Mike. 24.60.154 Camery. Lynn. 118 Campbell. Barb. 132 Campbell. Paul. 143 Capriola, Sue. 118 Carlson. Brad. 40.154 Carlson. Diane. 118 Carlson. Gerald. 101.143 Carlson. Keith. 143 Cartson. Lori, 118 Carlson. Steve. 132 Carter. Bonnie. 132 Cavanaugh. Mary. 95.143 Cavanaugh. Matt. 118 Cawley. Duane. 24.132 Cecchetti. Steve. 155 Cecchetti. Tina. 13.118 Cecchetti. Tom. 46, 143 Chambers. William. 23. 132 Chamness. Henry. 18, 46 155 Chesnek, Daniel. 118 Chesnek. Florence. 155 Chesnek. Mark. 23.132 Chmouth. Peggy. 118 Christensen. Bruce. 155 Cies. Marti. 118 Clayton. Linda. 155 Cleary. Debbie. 143 Cleary. Shawn. 118 Clevenger. Roger. 132 Coakley. Brian. 143 Coffey, Kathy, 118 Coleman. Patricia. 118 Collins. Janet. 118 Conley. Janie. 143 Conley. Kim. 143 Conley. Rick. 42.60.132 Connelly. Bob. 43. 60.78.118 Conroy. Jen. 56. 64. 84.85. 88. 104. 155 Conroy. John. 88. 118 Contreras. Diana. 168 Contreras. Mary. 118 Contreras. Sandy. 132 Cook. Butch. 118 Cook. Kathy. 72.75.90.132 Cook. Robin. 85. 155 Coomes. Jane. 118 Coomes. Paul. 132 Cordell. Diane. 8.95.155 Cordell. Judy. 144 Cornelius. Dave. 45 Cornelius. John. 155 Cornelius. Scott. 132 Corning. Doug. 118 Cornwell. Jeff. 118 Cornwell. Jill. 144 Cornwell. Sandra. 118 Cossairt. Michael. 48.60. 118 Cossairt. Vickie. 30. 144 Costillo. Berme. 132 Costhow. Jerome. 72.74.75.132 Costhow. Theresa. 118 Cotter. Arlene. 132 Cotter. Cheryl. 118 Cotter. Terry, 155 Cover. Connie. 119 Cover. Dwayne. 119 Cover. Harry. 119 Cover. Pam. 132 Cover. Randy. 119 Cover. Sue. 30.144 Covert. Colby. 155 Cowley. Duane. 60.61 Cox. Jim. 101. 144 Cox, Renee. 132 Cox. Willard. 101. 144 Crabtree. Lenora. 82 Crawford. Mike. 119 Crombie. Mary. 79.132 Cromster. Sue. 144 Cross. Tim. 76. 144 Cruse. Debra. 155 Cruse. Julie. 101.144 Cullen. Tom. 18.45. 46.99.144 Cunningham. Paula. 119 Cunningham. Royce. 119 Curnutte. Barb. 9.90.94, 132 Curnutte. Joan 9. 53.85.155 Currens. Gregory. 43. 78.119 Curtis. Jim. 78.132 Curtis. Kent. 43.119 Curtis. Stan. 93.144 D Dalke. Bonnie. 88.119 Dalke. Raeann. 75. 101.155 Dalke. Tony. 133 Dallgas. Kathy. 119 Danek. Tom. 133 Davis. Jenny. 90,133 Davis. Jessie. 90.119 Davis. Susan. 144 Dean. Chen. 144 Deets. Robert. 133 Deets. Chris. 119 Delhotal. Doug. 43.119 Dempsey. Chris. 155 Dempsey. Danny. 133 Dempsey. Dennis. 144 Dempsey. Gayleen. 53.133 Dempsey. Kevin, 144 Densmore. Sue. 79.133 Derksen Rhoda. 144 Derksen. Rockford. 46. 144 Derksen. Roxy. 79.133 DeStefano. Kathy. 133 Deutsch. Tim. 144 Devine. Dave. 144 Devine. Doug. 133 Devine. Susan. 95.119 Devme. Sue. 156 Dickinson. Anne. 50.76,155 Diehl. Bryant. 133 Disch, Debbie. 79.133 Dixon. Bill. 43.119 Dixon. Debbie. 75.79.133 Dixon, Lisa. 84. 155 Dixon. MardeJIe. 75.90.133 Dixon. Michelle. 101.156 Dockery. Shawn. 119 Dogwiler. Gregg. 133 Donaldson. Jim. 119 Donaidson. Mark. 144 Donoho. Cathy. 101.155 Donoho. Mike, 18. 144 Douglas. Brian. 133 Douglas. Debbie. 144 Douglas. John. 24.63.156 Douglas. Mary. 119 Douglas. Reggie, 119 Drake. Paula. 133 Duffy. Mike. 48.78.119 Duffy. Monte. 119 Dunbar. Olga. 119 Dunham. Bob. 119 Durkes. Jeff. 144 Durkes. Sue. 119 Dusing. Bill. 156 Dusmg. Kim, 75. 88. 116.119 Dyche. Cathy. 144 Dyche. Donnda. 144 Dyche. Robert. 133 Dysart. Vicki. 76.144 E Eastman. Jim. 156 Eastman. Linda. 144 Eccles. Tim. 133 Eckhart. Janet. 133 Edmunds, Daniel. 133 Edmunds. Donna. 133 Edwards. Brenda. 156 Edwards. Glenda. 156 Edwards. James. 24.40.57.62.76.82. 84. 144 Egan. Elame. 119 Egan. Jim. 144 Egan. Nancy. 79.133 Egler. Debra. 156 Egler. Ed. 78. 119 Eisele. Randy. 144 Eisele. Susan. 156 Emmert, Wes. 18.62.84. 144 Engfe. Debbie. 120 Ehsmger. Jeanette. 96. 120 Ernst. Shawn. 133 Everhart. Karen. 84. 144 Evett. lory. 144 Eychaner. Doug. 144 F Fagan. Dana. 96. 120 Fagan. Sherri. 144. 156 Fahs. Sharon. 79.133 Faley. Kathy. 93.120 Falk. Pat 144 Fane. Brian. 48. 120 Fane. Don. 133 Fane. Ed. 40.88. 144 Fane. Joan. 84.156 Fane. Mike. 23. 42.133 Fargher. Patty. 120 Farley. Greg. 23.133 index 171 Farster. Oebra. 84.90.156 Farstcr. Doug. 133 Farster. Ken. 133 Fassler. Patty. 76. 78.156 Fassler. Tony. 60.78.120 Feres. Cindy. 133 Fichtenmueller. Bill, 23.133 Finkle. Betty. 144 Fmkle. Cindy. 99 Fischer. Steve. 18.144 Fisher. Cathy. 133 Fisher. Sharon. 90.133 Flanagan. Elizabeth. 90.120 Flanagan. Mike, 24.62, 84. 144 Fletcher. J.m. 72.75.156 Flynn. Chuck. 145 Flynn. Erin. 9.120 Ford. Oebbie. 120 Ford. Robert. 133 Fordham. Bob. 133 Fordham. Dorothy. 96. 120 Fordham. Jim, 92. 120 Fordham. Martin. 18. 145 Fordham, Tom. 72.74.133 Foster. Bob. 88.130.134 Foster. James, 156 Foi.Jim.85. 156.169 FranklinJ.il. 101.145 Freels. Stephen. 134 Freeman. Sylvia. 79. 92. 134 Freeman, Terry. 24. 145 French. James. 60.75.78.120 French. Steven. 31.72.76.82.145 French. Thomas. 72.75.76.82.88. 156 Freres. Bill. 93.145 Frey. Deb. 120 Frey. Steve. 96.120 Frey. Tom. 134 Fridley. Cindy. 72.127.134 Friel. Sherry. 134 Fntts. Diane. 51. 7$. 134 Fritts. Mike. 24. 46. 145 Frost. Dan 60. 48.120 Frost. Tim. 156 Frost. Tom. 23.31. 134 Fruge. Robert. 145 Fry. Robert. 100, 168 Frye. Don. 100.145 Frye. Doug. 134 Frye. Rich. 48. 120 G Gabany. Peggy. 88. 50.102.157 Galindo. Mark. 48.120 Gallentme. Kyle. 134 Gandy. Loretta. 120 Garren. Jamce. 157 Garrett. Mary. 84, 85.157 Garrett. Meg. 145 Garrett. Myra. 120 Garrison. Glenda. 120 Gascoigne. Dave. 120 Gascoigne. Susan. 76.145 Gaskiil. Pat. 79.134 Gaul. Ed. 168 Gaul. Melvin, 145 Gawlowski. Lisa. 145 Gennarro. Gregory. 120 Gerdes. Bradley. 9. 48,60.120 Gerdes. Constance. 145 Gerdes. DeAnn. 145 Gerdes. Harold. 145 Gerdes. Sally. 79.134 German. Mark. 43.60.121 Giese. Debby. 157 Giese. Skip. 7.60. 72.74. 84 88.104. 105.145 Giese. Jerry. 16. 74.75. 72.84.85. 88. 102.157 Giese, Lon. 134. 144 Gilbert. Dorcas. 121 Gilbert. Patti. 121 Gillan. John. 134 Gillen. Mary Anne. 121 Glaser. Gary. 30, 31.63. 145 Glessner. Paul. 84.102.145 Glover. Brian. 121 Glover. Randy 134 Godt. John. 157 Godt. Joyce. 121 Goekmg. Karen. 134 Goerlitz. Bob. 18. 38.157 Goff. Judy. 145 Goldie. Dennis. 134 Goldie, Larry. 121 172 index index Goldie. Tom. 60.134 Good. Randy. 134 Goodwin. Tom. 92.134 Gossage. Ella. 99.157 Grace. Steve. 96.121 Graff. Kathy. 145 Graff. Kurt. 24.69. 76.85.157 Graham. Liz. 121 Grandberry. Ed. 145 Green. Joe. 48. 121 Green. John. 48.134 Gridley. Mary. 90.134 Gridley. Warren. 24.46.145 Griffith. Jim. 157 Grimes. Ronald. 145 Grobe, Harry. 72.75.157 Grobe. Roy. 134 Gromoll. Richard. 145 Grove. Jim. 145 Grove. Mark, 157 Grubic. Karen. 75.121 Grubic. Kathy. 75.121 Gunn. Desiree. 38.145 Gunn. Shelia. 157 Gunnon. Christy. 157 H Haberer. Janet. 90.121 Haberer. Suzanne. 79.134 Hack. Stan. 43.121 Hackbarth. Dan. 134 Hackbarth. Tern. 88. 121 Haenitsch, Tim 145 Hagen, Annette. 92.134 Hagen. Lou. 75.101.145 Haig. Patti. 76,157 Hall. Cynthia. 72.75.76.94.145 Hall. Vicki. 79.134 Hallquist. Dan. 145 Hallquist. Jan. 76.157 Hamilton. Dick. 121 Hamilton. Jeff. 145 Hansen. Kevin. 121 Hansen. Margaret. 157 Hanson. Mike. 168 Hanson. Vicki. 121 Harden. Carol. 121 Harden. Dennis. 101,157 Harden. Linda. 121 Harding. Dawn. 135 Harding. Dean. 121 Harmon. Cheri. 145 Harney. Barb. 90.145 Harney. Bob. 101.158 Harney. Tom. 121 Harris. Debra. 78.79.82.135 Harris. Denise. 158 Harrison. DeAnne. 121 Harrison. Jim, 158 Hartle. Doug. 48.121 Hartle, Lmda. 145 Hawn. Mary. 121 Hawn. Sandy. 101.146 Hays. Cheeyl. 121 Hazelwood. Gary. 121 Hazelwood. Randy. 48.60.121 Hazelwood. Richard. 158 Heaton. Parr.. 135 Heckman. Jeanme. 53.146 Heckman. Kevin. 158 Heckman. Roberta. 121 Heckman. Saralen. 79.135 Heeg. Don. 13.40.62.85.88.89.92.168 Heeg. Lon. 88.90. 121 Heeg. Randy. 62.84.102.146 Hemtzelman. Dons. 135 Helander. Richard. 146 Helfnch, Barbara. 158 Heffrich. Pam. 31.135 Helfnch. Ron. 135 Helfnch. Sandra. 122 Helfnch. Scott B .48. 122 Helfnch. Scott W. 122 Helfnch. Susan. 158 Helfnch. Tom. 46.135 Helfnch. Vickie. 100.158 Heller, Gmme. 158 Hellenan. Nancy. 146 Hendricks. Deanna. 146 Henley. Kevin. 101.158 Henley. Mark. 42.135 Henning. Holly. 76. 146 Henson. Al. 122 Henson. Tammy. 122 Herchenbach. Ann, 135 Herchenbach. Tim. 46, 146 Herchenbach. Tony. 101.146 Hereford. Beverly. 135 Hereford. Brian. 60.78.122 Hereford. Larry. 78.122 Herwig. Jon. 135 Herwig. Karen. 158 Herzog. Lesley. 158 Hess. Lee. 122 Hess. Mark. 135 Hey. Steve. 135 Hicks. Kenneth. 60.122 Hicks. Ron. 122 Hicks. Wesley. 99.146 Higby. Ed. 72.158 Higgs. Patrick. 122 Hill. Gen. 84.158 Hill. Jim. 135 Hill. Patrica. 72.75.76.84.146 Hill. Tom. 96. 122 Hillyer. Jeff. 102. 146 Hippie. Doug. 42.135 Hippie. Pam. 122 Hittlet. Mark. 158 Hodder. Colleen. 122 Hodder. Joseph. R. 158 Hodges. Mary. 79. 135 Hofmann. Sarah. 53.84.158 Hohm. Dale. 78.122 Hollmger. Poppy. 135 Hollmger. Victor. 135 Hollis. Cheryl. 90.122 Holmes. Patty. 135 Holmes. Wendy. 158 Hopper. Donald. 122 Horton. Rick. 135 Hose. Dan. 135 Howard. Eddie. 122 Howard. Gary. 146 Howard. Rockelle. 90.122 Hoyle. Danny. 135 Hoyle. Michael. 146 Hoyle. Steve. 135 Hoyle. Tim. 122 Hoyle. Vicki, 76.146 Hubbs. Chris. 90.168 Hubbs. Sue. 51. 72.90.135 Huffman. Donna. 122 Huffman. Sue. 75.85,159 Hufford. Becky. 122 Hufford. Mickie. 146 Huggins. Laurie. 50.146 Hughes. Christie. 135 Hummel. Diane. 51. 135 Hummel. John. 99.159 Humphrey. Linda. 146 Huyett. Tim. 35.62,159 Hyde. Jim. 18.146 Hyde. Robert. 18.60.159 Hyde. Sandy. 90.122 Hyland. Cathy. 135 Ide. Laurene. 122 Isom. Jamie. 122 J Jacobs. Vickie. 90.146 Jacobson. Jan. 51.79.130.135 Jacobson. Jill. 50.76.85.159 James. Cathy. 135 James. Gary. 9.76.82.95.159 James. Jim. 122 James. Mike. 18. 46.60.146 James. Patti, 159 Jandrey. David. 146 Jandrey. Debbie. 159 Janssen. Elaine. 135 Jeanblanc. Michele. 90.135 Jeffrie. Lynn. 135 Jensen. Deb. 135 Jensen. Marcia. 90.96.122 Jeske, Laurie. 75.136 Jeske. Rhonda. 75 Johns. Linda. 122 Johnson. Carol. 123 Johnson. Chris. 146 Johnson. Debbie. 159 Johnson. Dennis. 146 Johnson. Dianne. 123 Johnson.John. 159 Johnson. Jurle. 136 Johnson. Kent. 43.60.123 Johnson. Kevin. 159 Johnson. Marty. 101.146 Johnson. Susan. 123 Johnson. William. 159 Jones. Bert. 72.74,146 Jones. Bret. 60.123 Jones. Edwin. 23.30.60.76.79.136 Jones. Elaine. 90.136 Jones. Jill, 50.159 Jones. Judy. 53.104.105.159 Jones. Kenneth. 146 Jones. Tom, 123 Jordan Jo Ann 6. 51, 79. 136 Jordan. Mary 53.85.159 Jordan. Mike. 18.60.85. 159 Jordan. Tim. 123 Joyce. Tim. 46 Joynt, Gene. 93.146 Jul. John. 63.92.159 K Kaecker. Debbie. 146 Kaiser. Ray. 48.136 Katas. Helen. 123 Kalas. Larry, 159 Kalas. Sharon. 46,123 Kalk, Mary. 136 Kanupp. Mary. 123 Kastner. John. 146 Kastner. Mariann. 123 Keeps. Bill. 136 Kellen. Jim. 136 Keller. Richard. 146 Kelly. Dave. 60.61.76.160 Kelly. Roger. 23.60.136 Kemp. Janette. 136 Kemp. John. 43.78.123 Kemp. Nancy, 123 Kemp. Ronnie. 123 Kemp. Theresa. 79.136 Kennedy. Cathy. 123 Kennedy. Tern. 79. 88.136 Kenney. Deb, 65.160 Kenney. Nancy. 123 Kent. Glenda. 123 Kent. Ken. 136 Kerr. Budd. 160 Kerster. Dave. 123 Kessel. Kelly. 51,79.88.136 Kesselrmg. Julie. 76.78.146 Kesselrmg, Patty. 79.136 Kibble. Ben. 136 Kibble. Steve. 147 Kidwell. John. 146 Kieslmg. Jim, 76 Killian. Katie. 30.79.136 Kime. Debbie. 123 King. Deanna. 10.136 Kmgry. Steve. 147 Kipping. Mary. 101. 147 Kirk. Bill. 60. 136 Kirk, Karen. 123 Kishbaugh. Karen. 123 Klamen. Debbie, 123 Kline. Rhea. 147 Kness. Steve. 160 Kmcl. Julie. 79.136 Kmgge. Jeffery. 101.160 Kmgge. Steve. 42.136 Kmgge. Tina, 160 Knight. Robert. 123 Knight. Sally. 101,160 Knight. Sandra. 84. 101. 147 Knudson. Carolyn. 147 Knudson. Jim, 123 Koepke. Jim. 136 Koerper. Pam. 72. 75.132.136 Kopacz. Dan 23.42.136 Kopek. Sue. 101 Kostecki, Roger, 147 Kraft. Connie. 123 Kraft. Gregory. 82.147 Krause. Eric. 81. 147 Kreger. Diane. 72.75.123 Kreger. Mike. 24.72.74.75,84.88.102. 147 Kresanek. Bob. 101.160 Kresanek. James. 101.147 Kresanek, Mary. 123 Knva. Bill. 48. 123 Kriwkowitsch. George. 76. 147 Kurzrock. Craig. 96.123 Kyker. Timothy. 123 L LaCoursiere. Larry. 160 LaFever. Michael. 160 Lalley. Deena. 136 tally. Mike. 123 Lane. Layvonda. 136 Langenfeld, Diane. 90.136 Larsen. Mark. 160 Lathrop. Kevin. 100.147 Lawson. Connie. 136 Lawson. Ron. 123 Lawyer. Paul. 136 Lazans. Pamela. 72.75.85.160 LeBlanc. Lilly, 147 LeBlanc. Mike. 23.42.60.123.136 Leija, Rosemary. 136 Lemme. Marie. 30.79.124 Lendman. Chris. 18.40.160 Lendman. Julie. 51.136 Lendman. Shirley. 147 lengquist, Steve. 124 Leonard. Jan. 30.79.147 Leonard, Russ. 124 Levan Bill. 136 Levan. Brad. 24.168 Levan. Chuck. 136 Levan. Lu Ann. 147 Levan. Mike. 124 Levan. Susan.147 Lewis. Mike, 48.78.124 Lewis. Vickie. 137 Lightner. Tom. 147 Lillyman Nancy. 147. 160 Lipscomb. Mark. 137 Listek. Bill. 124 Liston. John. 147 Liston. Tim. 124 Lloyd. Robert. 35.160 Loescher. Carl 10.137 Loescher. Rick. 147 Logan. David, 147 Lohse. Eric, 43.60.124 Long. Berme. 10.137 Long. Cyril. 72.74.75.82.84.147 Long. Mark. 85. 88.93. 160 Long. Sally. 160 Long. Susan. 90.124 Long. Terry. 137 Loughe. Dawn. 124 Love. Barb. 50.56.57.76.78.84, 102. 147 Love. Brian, 23.137 Love. Dan. 160 Love. Ed. 42.60.137 Love, lames. 43.137 Love. John. 124 Love. Joe. 76.137 Love. Margaret, 161 Love. Mary. 76. 147 Love. Mike. 84.161 Lovett. David. 10.72.76.79.93.137 Lovett. Jeffrey. 137 Lovett. Joan. 72.75.124 Lowe. Vickie. 161 Lowry. Rita. 75.137 Luck. Alan. 137 Ludens. Lori. 161 Ludwig. Scott. 43.124 Luebke. Mike. 124 Lumzy Bruce. 147 Lumzy. Cynthia. 124 Lumzy. Lenora. 124 Lybarger. Joe. 147 Lybarger, Steve. 48.137 Lynch, Shery, 137 Lyon. Roger. 137 M Mackey. Teresa. 160 MacRunnels. Cindy. 137 MacRunnels. Jim. 18. 60.147 Madison. Herman. 147 Madison. Teresa. 137 Magnafici. Debra. 137 Magnafici. Gary. 60. 78.124 Magnafici. Jim 48.60,78.124 Magnafici. Mike. 147 Magnafici. Steve. 46. 48. 161 Maloney. Patty. 137 Mann, Peggy. 125 Maresh. Mary. 137 Marglm. James. 125 Marglm. Karen. 96.125 Marglm. Vickie. 31,147 index Marsh. Ed. 125 Marsh. James. 46,100.118.161 Marshall. Karen. 137 Marshall. Mike. 40.147 Martin. Betty. 90.137 Masters. Scott, 78.125 Maxwell. Gail, 148 May. Debi. 137 Mayes. Andrea. 161 Mazzola. Mary. 147 McBride. Julie. 125 McCaherty, Kathleen. 75. 79. 137 McCaherty. Patrick. 43.125 McCardle. Brad. 161 McCardle. Marty 96.125 McCartney. Ron. 161 McClellan. Laurel. 30. 79.125 McCoy. Michele. 50.161 McDonald. Mike. 48,125 McFetridge. Jane. 95.137 McGrall. Richard. 125 McIntyre. Dave. 137 McIntyre. Dave, 137 McIntyre. Steve. 137 McKamey, Cliff. 125 McLaughlin. Joe. 148 McPherson, Steven, 72.75.76.161 Meeks. Betty. 125 Meixell, Mindy. 160 Mekeel. John. 46. 101.148 Melendrez, Vincent. 23.42. 60.137 Meling. Joan. 51. 79,94. 137 Melnyk. Christine. 125 Mercer. Conda, 148 Mercer, Mike. 100 Merriman. Joel. 148 Mesnard. Ron, 125. 137 Metz. Sandra. 161 Metzler. Sue. 53.148 Meusel. Curt. 148 Meusel. lamy. 137 Mey. Mike, 161 Meyer. Cheryl. 161 Meyer. Jerry. 137 Meyer. Tom. 101.148 Mickelson, Karen. 137 Miles. Bob. 62. 72.74. 75.125 Miller. Andy. 92. 96. 125 Miller. Ann. 125 Miller. Bill, 18. 60 Miller. Chuck. 4.82.88.152.161 Millee. David. 137 Miller. DaVonna. 53.138 Miller. Ellen. 72. 88.116,125 Miller. Janelle. 72.75.76.161 Miller. Linda. 148 Miller. Monte. 42. 62.138 Miller. Randy. 148 Miller. Susan. 148 Miller. Tami, 125 Miller. Tina, 2.11.51.79.138 Miller. William. C.. 12.162 Miller. William. L. 162 Mills. Dave. 30. 46, 65. 100.162 Mills. Susan. 138 Mishler. Daniel. 162 Mixen. Ricky. 18. 162 Mobley, Robin. 125 Moeller. Steven. 100.162 Moine. Bruce. 162 Mome. Joe. 72. 75,148 Moll. Mary. 162 Mondlock. Jeff. 56.57, 76.82. 84.148 Montavon. Mike. 48.125 Moody. David. 40.41.148 Mooney. Karen. 162 Mooney. Linda. 125 Moore, Brian. 101.148 Moore. Gary. 148 Moore. Pete. 30. 56.72.74.75.76.88. 142.148 Moore. Ralph. 125 Moore. Russell. 63.162 Moore. Steve. 18.148 Moore. Terri. 125 Moreno. Laura. 125 Morey. Richard. 42.60.138 Moritz. Bill, 48. 125 Morris. David. 162 Morrissey. Jeannie. 53. 76. 88.162 Morrissey. Mike. 23.138 Morrison. James. 138 Moser. Rich. 78.125 Mosher. Jody. 148 Mossholder. Terry. 148 Moulton. Karen. 138 Mueller. Brian. 149 Mull. Debra. 126 Mullery. Crhis. 43.126 Mullery. Gregg. 149 Munson. Cindy, 149 Monson. Greg. 138 Munson. Karen, 126 Muntean. Donna. 138 Murphy. Chuck. 18.99. 149 Murphy. Cindy. 126 Murray. Diana. 126 Murray. Ron. 149 Musser. Jeff. 149 Myers. Ann. 148 N Nagy. Jim. 101.149 Nagy. Karla. 32. 79.82. 138 Nagy. Lauri. 30. 79.90. 92.126 Nagy. Mary. 51. 138 Nagy. Paul. 13.126 Nation. Judy. 138 Naylor. Jom. 149 Near. Julie. 72.75.126 Nehring. Anita. 126 Nehrmg. Jim. 138 Nehring, Patty. 29.149 Nelson. Colleen, 31.79.90.138 Nelson. Diane, 138 NelsonJason. 72.74.160 Nelson. Jeff. 126 Nelson. LaDonna. 79.138 Nelson. Pamela. 88. 92.116.126 Nevius. Tom. 24. 60. 149 Newcomb. Lynn. 138 Newcomer. Mike. 126 Nicklaus. Bob. 18.149 Nicklaus. Cindy. 149 Nicklaus. Sandy. 17.79.138 Nusbaum. Chad. 6.76.88.138 Nusbaum, Janet. 30. 50.76.162 Nusbaum, Janneli. 9. 10.13.53. 57 64 76. 85.88.104.16? Nusbaum, Judy. 126 Nusbaum. Melody. 53. 56. 57. 76.78.149 O Oberle. Doree. 72.75.149 O'Bryant. Ken. 138 Ockerson. Nancy, 138 Olah. Diane. 126 Oliver. Connie. 30. 138 Oliver. Donna. 162 Oliver, Tim. 149 Olman. Wade. 23.138 O'Malley. John. 101. 149 O'Malley. Linda. 138 O'Malley. Mary. 162 O’Neal. Bonnie. 149 O'Neal. Kevin. 126.60 Ortgiesen. Cris. 16? Ortgiesen. John. 24. 42.60. 61. 72. 74. 75.138 Osenberg. Barb 126 Oster. Greg. 126 Oster. Steve. 138 O'Sullivan. Patrick. 18.149 O'Sullivan. Tim. 138 Oswalt. Sue. 9. 11.53.149 Owen. Jim. 46. 47.163 Owen. Ken. 99. 149 P Paisley. Randy. 17.18. 30. 40.41.62. 64. 65. 76. 163 Palen. Andy. 138 Panthai. Linda. 138 Parke. Niky. 79 Parke. Tom, 138 Patton. Karen. 126 Patton. Teresa, 149 Patzer. Alice. 163 Pavesich. Mike, 100.163 Payne. Pam. 126 Payne. Renee. 126 Penny. Charles. 149 Penny. Kevin. 138 Penny. Winona. 139 Perez. Al. 149 Perez. Ray. 42.60 Peterson. Terry. 90.126 Petit. Jan. 149 Petit. Jon. 100.149 Pettenger. Gay. 79.139 Pettenger. Pam. 101.163 Petticord. Patricia. 75.76.94.95. 163 Pettinger. Mary. 126 Phillips. Curt. 149 Pierce. John. 48.72. 75.78. 126 Pierce. Sylvia. 149 Pierce. Theresa. 163 Pierson, Paul. 82. 149 Pmegar, Bob. 18. 46. 60. 149 Pmegar. Carol. 126 Pmegar. Donna. 90.139 Piper. Mark. 126 Pitman, Lorie. 72.75.79.139 Pitman. Tim. 31.95.163 Platt. Annie. 139 Pleskovitch. Sandy. 139 Pleskovitch, Sheree. 163 Plock. Chuck. 48.126 Plock, Mark. 139 Pollom, Robert. 163 Popp. Tim. 149 Potts. Dean. 9.11.90.126.128 Potts. Joanne. 53.102.149 Poulos. Peter. 60.126 Powell. Brian. 139 Powell. Bruce. 126 Powers. Anne. 149 Powers. Jocelyn. 6.11.13.163 Pratt. Tom. 139 Predmore. Kim. 126 Price. Dan. 43.60.126 Price. Guy. 23. 42.139 Price. Scot. 149 Pritchard. Robm. 79.139 Prunty. Theresa. 139 Puffenbarger. Cheryl. 149 Puffenbarger. Darrell. 126 Punkka. Dana. 126 0 Quaco. Debby. 163 Quaco. Rick. 126 Quest. Julie. 126 Quick. Dianne. 76.78. 149 Quigley. Dan. 163 Quigley. Steve. 126 R Radant. Doug. 24.62.92. 104.105,163 Radandt. Ross 126 Ragan. Edna. 126 Rambolt. Sid. 163 Rainey. George. 139 Rams. Barbara 126 Rams, Gary. 139 Rams. Valene. 126 Rakowski. Sandy. 126 Ramage. Michael. 60. 126 Rancour. Kirk. 139 Randel. Tom, 78 Ranken. Kim. 30. 139 Ray. Linda. 126 Redemus. Mark 139 Reed. Carol. 149 Reed. Keith. 48. 126 Reed. Lisa. 139 Reed. Mary Beth, 126 Reed. Patti, 126 Reed. Randy 16.126 Reed. Rick, 126 Reeder. Rick. 46. 47. 48.99. 163 Reglm. Darrell. 139 Reidl. Gayle. 79.139 Remr y. Bryant. 139 Rendleman. Rod. 100.163 Renne. Jeff.,43, 127 Reuter. Jeff. 31 Reuter. Randy. 165 Reyes. Ed. 164 Rhodenbaugh. Mark. 139 Rhodes. Barb. 127 Rhodes. Dean. 164 Rhodes. Diane. 149 Rhodes. Jodi. 79.139 Rhodes. Matt. 6. 72. 74, 75.88. 89.92 149 Rhodes. William. 93.149 Richard. Marty. 139 Richards. Katherine. 139 Richards. Ricky. 149 Rick. Vicky. 95.164 index 173 Ridenhour. Bob, 139 Ridenhour. Oebbi. 101.164 Rmgler. Dick. 101.149 Rios, Lucy. 127 Rippeon. Rita, 127 Risley. Kevin. 93.139 Rittmamc. Paula. 30.79.132.139 Rittmamc. Steve. 75.78.127 Rizner. Debbie. 164 Robbins, Cary. 126 Robbins. Chris. 149 Rodgers. Barb. 72.139 Rodgers. Charles, 127 Roe, Amos. 88.164 Ross. Trudy. 101 149 Rowland, Annette, 127 Ruffin. Tom. 100 Ruffmi. Susan. 79.82.90,139 Ruppert. Tim, 139 Rusev. Petra. 4,5.9.30.51.56.59.79. 139 Rusev. Russma. 88.127 Rustad. Jay. 78,127 Ruth. Lon. 149 Rutherford. Rick. 101.164 Rutherford. Mary. 127 Rutt. Venesa. 127 Ryan, Paula. 164 Ryppeon. Rick. 149 S Sachs Ray. 139 Salas Julian. 127 Sambdman. Dave. 149 Santos. Jan, 95.164 Santos. Mike, 60.127 Sarver. Dave. 139 Sarver. Sherry. 14C Saunders. Diana, 127 Schaeffer Ralph. 140 Schick. Gary, 164 Schick, Michael. 101.149 Schrnall. Jim. 149 Schrnaii. Marvm. 149 Schmid. Cindy, 140 Schmidt. Wolfgang. 150 Schmuckie. Barbara. 31. 84. 104.105. 150 Schmuckie Rosemary. 127 Schoenholz. Diana. 150 Schnake Larry. 140 Schrock. Janet 76.150 Schrock. Mary Kay. 90.127 Schulte, Earl. 101. 164 Schumacher. Daniel, 31.62.140 Schuman, Elsie. 140 Scudder Andy. 150 Scudder Kathy. 31, 140 Scudder. Luke, 127 Seagren Sue. 92.150 Seeger. Peggy. 127 Seeger. William. 24. 29. 35. 40. 63.85.88 102. 164 Sekse, Marla. 90.127 Senders. Elizabeth. 164 Senders, Ruth. 127 Senn. Jerry. 140 Senn. Rodney. 150 Shadrach. Paul. 46.150 Shaeffer. Sue. 90 Shaffer. Denny, 78.127 Shaffer Larry. 168 Sharkey. Mark. 140 Shepherd, Dan, 164 Shepherd. Jon. 60.127 Shepherd. Rebecca. 150 Sheridan. Joann 140 Sheridan, Laurie. 101,164 Sheridan. Ron. 101.150 Sheridan. Tony. 127 Shiaras, Cathy. 140 Shiaras. Georgia. 150 Shiaras. Linda 150 Snipper! Kathy 79.140 Shipper! Tom. 18.150 Shoemaker. Esther. 164 Shroyer. Marty. 140 Shroyer, Vickie. 150 Shular. Becky. 50.84. 88. 104. 105.142. 150 Sims. Connie. 140 Sippel. Deb. 100.164 Sitter. Pam. 150 Sitter. Patty. 5! 140 Sitter. Steve. 43.127 174 index index Slam. Bob. 23.140 Slam. Cathy. 127 Slam. Kevin. 101,150 Slam. Liz. 4.5.79.82.140 Sloan. Darla. 164 Slothcwer, Terri. 165 Smith Bill. 140 Smith. Cathy. 127 Smith. Colleen 90.150 Smith David. 150 Smith. Dennis. 150 Smith. Graham. 150 Smith. Jeff. 165 Smith. Leslie, 127 Smith. Mark. 127 Smith, Peggy. 90. 84.142.150 Smith Randy. 127 Smith Rocky. 150 Smith. Rosemary. 79.90.140 Smith. Roxi. 127 Smith. Scott. 128 Smith. Stacy, 53.165 Smith. Starr, 101.165 Smith. Steve. 139.150 Smith. Tim. 99.165 Smith. Tracey. 3! 140 Sneehaw. Sahib. 15! 007-12 18 Sneek, Becki. 165 Sneek, Gregg. 128 Sneek. Melva. 165 Snell. Laura. 30.57.72.79.82. 92.140 Snell. Linda. 78. 84.92.94.165 Snyder. Kathy. 128 Snyder. Mark. 72.74. 75. 84.150 Sodergren. Sandra. 76. 84.165 Sodergren. Sara. 79.140 Sofolo. Steve. 150 Sofolo. Violet. 128 Soper. Tami. 128 Spangler. Mark. 150 Spees. 4.9. 78. 127.128 Spmden. Bob. 165 Spmden. Linda. 140 Springer. Richard. 140 Springer, Thomas. 150 Spurgeon. Danny. 150 Staley. Mark. 128 Starks. Kim, 165 Starnes. Debra. 7.56. 57,76. 82.85. 165 Starnes. Paul. 140 Starr. Jeannette. 140 Starr. Peggy, 96. 128 Steffens. Mark, 165 Stephens. Debbie. 128 Stephens. Theresa. 150 Stephenson. Allen. 140 Stewart. Daniel. 10! 165 Stewart, Juh. 140 Stichter. Mike, 48. 128 Stoker. Kim, 18.60.165 Stonecipher. Tom. 140 Stoudt. Bill. 45.165 Stouffer. Dave. 60 Stouffer. Linda. 101,150.165 Stouffer. Lori. 128 Strub, Linda, 150 Stumpf. Alice. 90. 140 Summers. Richard. 76.150 Summers. Terry. 128 Suter, Lesli. 150 Swan. Scott. 102.150 Swanson. Becky. 129 Swanson Cheri. 72. 75. 76. 78.84.150 Swanson. Cynthia 129 Swanson, Kirt. 128 Swanson, Mary. 150 Swartz. Denny. 168 Sweet. Joellen. 165 Sweet. Marie, 140 Swegle, Cindy. 150 Swegle, Leigh, 12.33. 53.84. 88. 102. 165 Swegle. Mark 43,129 Swegle. Mike. 10. 23 Swegle. Nancy. 166 Semton, Cynthia. 99.166 Swinton. Dennis. 98.129 Switzer. Penny. 72.75.84.94.105 Szabo. Mary. 99.150 T laibott. Harriett. 140 Talbott, Harvey. 140 Tate. Brent. 140 Taylor. Dana. 129 Taylor. Don. 166 Taylor. John. 129 Taylor. LeAnn. 150 Taylor. Lynn. 150 Teran. Yvette. 94.140 Terrill. Sandy. 166 Thomas. Charles. 18.99.166 Thomas. Deanna. 17.72.75.140 Thomas. Doug. 150 Thomas. Peter. 24.60. 72. 74.76.84.166 Thomas. Steve. 60.129 Thompson. Darrell 150 Thompson. Dave. 23. 42. 60.140 Thompson. Steve. 140 Tieken, Bob. 129 Tieken. Debbie. 150 Tittsworth. Jeff. 3! 72.75.76.93,140 Toms. Lori. 129 Topper. Patty, 5! 140 Topping. Ernst. 31. 76.140 Topping. Renee. 78. 76. 84 Trader. Drienna. 129 Trader. Mickey 18,60.76. 166 Trader. Rick, 62.140 Tripplett. Annette, 90.140 Tripplett. Lynette, 140 Triplett. Rick, 140 Tucker. Jackie. 5! 140 Tully. Peggy. 140 Turner, Brenda. 7. 79.92.141 Turner. Steve. 150 U Ueieke. Cindy. 166 Ueieke. Debra. 50.90.150 Ulferts. Gretchen. 166 Underhile. Rick. 141 'Jtley. Sarah. 79.90.102.141 Utter. Thomas. 141 V Vail. Ned. 18.40.60.150 Valoquez. Louis. 129 Vancil. Robin. 166 Van Hoose. Mary. 150 Van Kirk. Scott. 48.129 Van Kirk, Therese. 141 Van Matre. Robin. 50.166 Van Natta. Jackie. 100.166 Van Oosten. Lori. 141 Van Oosten. Pam 166 Varga. Helen. 151 Venier. Mike. 96.129 Vermillion. Debbie. 129 Vermillion. Steve. 42.141 Vermillion. Tom. 141 Victum. Sandra. 129 Voss. Terry. 141 Voss. Thomas. 141 W Wadsworth. Jeff. 60 Wadsworth. Lori. 31,141 Wagner. Carla. 151 Wagner. Rita. 166 Wagner. Susan. 141 Wakeley. Jeana. 151 Wakeley. Lynne. 90.129 Wakeley. Randy. 60.14! 151 Wakeley. Scott. 151 Wakeley. Nicki, 101. 166 Walder. Lori. 76.88.152.166 Waldschlager, Sandy. 151 Walker, Alan. 151 Walder, Janet. 79.92.141 Walder, John. 129 Walder. Vickey. 129 Wallace, Jeff. 129 Wallace. Kurt. 40.63.84. 151 Wallace. Robert. 63. 84.88.151 Walls. Christine. 5! 141 Walls. Diane. 166 Walls. Lauranne. 102.151 Walls. Robin. 129 Walter. Dan. 129 Walters. Marcia. 166 Ware.Craig. 167 Waring. Arnel. 72.75.78.94. 141 Wasson Toni. 53.84. 90.151 Watson. Lillian. 129 Waytemck, Marla, 9. 32.96.129 Weakley. Kent. 30 72.75. 76.82.84.151 Weakley. Kim. 129 Webb. David. 96,129 Webb. Jeff. 23.60.141 Webb. Mark. 151 Webb. Randy. 151 Weber. Bo. 51.88, 141.130 Weber. Cmdy. 50. 56.76. 85.88. 89.167 Wedekind. Margie, 167 Wedekmd. Paul 141 Weed. Don. 10! 151 Weed. Jim. 62,167 Weed. Larry. 141 Wegner. Connie. 129 Weidman, Kevin, 10! 151 Weigle. Carol. 101 Weigle, Greg. 42.60,76.88.141 Weitzle. Joy. 141 Wellman. David. 72.75.151 Wellman. Diane. 72.141 Wells. Julie. 141 Wendel. Danae. 167 Wendler, Alan. 3! 82.84.93.151 Wendler. Lori. 102.167 Werner. Sandra. 151 Wernick. Don. 141 Wernick, Sue. 141 Wernick. Wendy. 129 West. Ron. 151 White. Karen. 151 Wickens. Jim, 151 Weimken. Debbie. 167 Wiggmton. Joleen, 3! 72� 75.84.104. 151 Wilcox. James. 78.141 Wilcox, Michael, 129 Wildman, Tammy. 90.129 Wilke. Carla. 76.151 Wilkinson, Jim, 84.167 Willard, Vicki, 167 Willey. Laura, 167 Williams. Bill, 60.167 Williams. John, 151 Willwerth. Barbara. 129 Willwerth. Sandra. 53.90.151 Wilson. Debra. 92.129 Wilson. Duane. 78.118.129 Wilson. Gary. 76.82.151 Wilson. Ray. 46. 151 Wilson. Robin. 151 Wilson. Steven. 92.141 Wilifang. Connie. 129 Wisner. Jill. 129 Wisniewski. Mark. 141 Witzleb. Chris. 76. 82.167 Wohrley. Brad. 141 Wohrley. Janet. 76.167 Wohrley. Laura. 50.151 Wohrley. Tracy. 129 Wohrley. Wayne. 141 Woiber, Patti. 151 Wolf, Cindy. 76.78.151 Wolf. Ralph. 129 Wolfe. Gary. 167 Wolfe. Julia. 6.5! 88.141 Wootsey. Barbara. 84. 167 Wooton. Gordy. 141 Wright. Kenneth. 129 Y Yandell. Rick. 151 Yeager. Dan. 100.151 Yeager. Kathleen. 100.167 Yearian, Debbie. 79.137 Yearian. Robert. 93 Yeater. Judy. 10! 151 Yeazel. Dale, 53.151 Yingling. Vickie. 151 Youngren. Mark. 167 Z Zetterberg, Sandra. 100,167 Zimmerman. Laura, 137 Zmnen. Dave. 43.129,151 Zmnen. Tom. 24. 84 Zuend. Dave, 151 autographs autographs