Downers Grove North High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Downers Grove, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1973 volume:

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Get iB czc itc-cA- A 6 KSAIVTl- d our greatest glory consists not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall. 8 (W, , ) ! 3«? w yd'° S' y ufjt it is the close observation of little things which is the secret of success in life. 10 m?1'5 � U M Si c r iVAi f b w W f i 12 it was the best of times, it was the worst of times... we had everything before us, we had nothing before us. Academics l-l 1G thoroughly to teach another is the best way to learn for yourself. l-l L is w-ill-j nio ( orirM i to.i-b co 1 hc, n ch Au-. rtnd rP°(d tin- vo y,Cur 1,- f'K'AccuX’ A r- i A, i 11 w � « . • , iha ’Scfod v) o.u V X I c K Iqk be i 1 I 1 | r r 17 Robori Shepcrd. Assi. Sopi. loi Personnel William I. Crawford, Director ol Physical Plani and Operation F. Gregg Rybinski, Asst. Supt. for Business Daniel B. Foote, Asst. Business Manager Dr. Charles E. Elimnger, Asst. Supt. lor Instruction Donald Solbcrg, Coordinator of School Information 18 District Administration TROJAN BOOSTERS E«l Her beck. Ed Wysocki. Dave Woodward. Berni© Fufjtenau. Jerry Lane, Jack Webber. The Board of Education, District N 99, under the direc- tion of Dean Spencer, is comprised of eight members. It is responsible for determining the policies of the Downers Grove high schools, thus playing a major role in maintain ing high standards of education. The Trojan Boosters Club consists of parents of D.G. stu dents. It lends its active support to the DGHS N sports programs throughout the year. Dr. Glenn E. Pickrel, school superintendent for District U 99 and 58 for the past seventeen years, is in charge of the school administration. He also acts as the chief executive chosen to carry out the policies made by the Board of Education. School Board-Wayne K. Anderson. Harold W. Johanson, Florence Herrick, Secretary, Dean Spencer. President. Elizabeth Gilomen, Leon Weich. Johr- u i William Conrod Jr. School Administration The school administration makes sure that all students meet the basic college preparatory requirements, offers opportunities to explore educational, voca- tional, and avocational areas, and provides an environment in which each student can make optimum progress according to his own ability. The rest is up to the student. -Mr. Adams— There is a tremendous opportunity for administration to exercise imagination and experimentation leading to new knowledge and improved techniques. •••Mr. Skinner— Herbert L. A l.nm Principal. 31 years Leon E. Porjue Director of Guidance. 31 years Stephen Oracko Athletic Director. 16 years Stephen R. Skinner Asst. Principal, 11 years Arthur J. Ward Dean ot Students. 10 years 20 E. William Corr 21 year Counselors Guidance services are aimed at every student in the pursuit of an education k! ing to a happy and successful life. Counselors work with students with the hop of assisting each individual to understand himself and his opportunities, to make appropriate adjustments and decisions in light of this understanding, to accept the responsibility for this choice, and to follow a course of action in harmony with this choice. •Mr. Pogue James Lind 18 years Marcella G. Cass 8 years Gayl L. Platt 1 year Montrew Dunham 5 years Donovan 8. Ingles 35 years Kenneth C. Lage Inti. Ails, 32 years Career Arts I , ra ¥ - J y'| The Career Arts Department; ponsisting of Home Economics and Industrial 'A, , lAfts, provides the relevancy that students search for in school. Courses such ] a Cftild Development and Auto Shop are included in their diversified ' I' f' I, ' || ) programs. H.J. CIncome Inti. Arts. 16 years Louise S. Cunningham Home Ec.. 16 years Oenis M. Costello Inti. Arts. 10 years Daniel M. Wenc Inti. Arts. 9 years Bonnie Duval Home 6c., 4 years Gortlon Eipcrs Inti. Arts, 8 years Richard Ogren Ind. Arts. 1 year Cultural Arts Music is a dynamic force in the lives of all students. Whether rock, pop, ja , or serious, music affects our lives daily. Total involvement with music gives lasting enjoyment that cannot be denied. Mr. Hart P. Anello ' years Ron Jakes An, S years Greg Thompson Orchestra. 3 years Richard W. Han Music. 14 years Raymond Butkis Art. 1 year Lance H. Schulz Band. 10 years Business Linda L. Matula 2 years Elroy Hallbeck 1 year A sign of the rapidly changing times is the demand being made in educational circles, especially by students, for relevant content, realistic experiences, and individualized learning. The potential for business education to meet these demands is greater than it is in many other fields. Where else is there greater opportunity to provide more relevant content than in the business education subjects? Here students are provided with the opportunity to learn about their relationship to business and the economic system. • Mrs. Kohler— Lois Balk 4 years Stephen A. Uchciek 10 years Bruce Johnson 5 years Beth Marcello 5 years Iris B. Kohler 17 years 24 Foreign Language Renee Bcnvcn Spanish. 2 years By hiking a foreign language, we learn to have a more objective view of our own culture and an appreciation and an understanding of the values of another. Know ing the language of a foreign people makes it possible for us to communicate with them and to work together for peace and harmony. Mr. Jontry - Gary El men German, 5 year )JtM- Francine Malek Russian, 2 years Richard J. German. 8 25 Genevieve B. Anderson Spanish. 8 years Mary Wright French. 1 year Holly Devaud French. 4 years English English is you. You are no more than your ideas and your ideas are expressed in language. English is a door to experiences. Through literature we explore our inmost selves and the souls of others. •••Mrs. Cantrall— The student is encouraged to engage in that process whereby his own ideas are brought into open dialog with the ideas of others. This process requires an atmosphere of genuine freedom and mutual trust. —Mr. Pappas— Karen Erickson 3 years Margaret M. Clark 4 years Elaine Reiman 3 years So anne Loberg 2' i years George B. Pappas 21 years Mary Bar Ion 1 year 26 Nadja Nadea Ballinger 2 years Stanley M. Steed IS years Georgine Tortorolla 4 years Bfuce C. Bandy 2 years William R Reid 5 years Donna E. Nygren 2 years Margo rote A. Contrail 14 years Susan ne J. Grady 5 years Judith L. Carithcrs 10 years Lorna S. Sterling 10 years -- Betty Lee Chessman 28 years I. E. Lester 1 Vt years Mathematics Mathematics is a symbolic language for problem solving. It is the tool necessary to find the answers to our many complex problems. If we could reduce our great world problems to a mathematical relation, we could soon find the solution. -•-Mr. Paine— Mathematics is an experience all students should not miss. Students need to recognize patterns, then by intuitions, generalize, and prove. Mr. Martin— Dan Swot nun Jerry Boothe 1 year 1 year Bill Walker 15 years Elisabeth M. Walker 3 years V. Diane Poloncsik 6 years 28 fl John S. Gonciar 2 years Oscar S. Larson 14 years Alan Hutchinson 5 years Ellon B. Marlin 8 years Edward L. Paine 32 years Bruce W. Ritier 5 years John E. Krueger 4 years 29 Physical Education Physical Education should relate to one's life in many ways. First, one gets a knowledge of the sport: (2) he gets an appreciation of what it takes to suc- ceed and perform well; (3) as a result of the first two, he becomes an enter- tained spectator; (4) he should be able to comfortably occupy leisure time; (5) he should improve social contacts; and (6) P.E. should make one more aware of the human body and what it takes to function at maximum efficiency. - Miss Miller-- Marilyn Muehlhauser 6 years Dorothy Gammon 7 years 30 31 Frank Riddlesberger 31 years Gordon YV. Johnson 5 years Science Science classes help the student to develop problem-solving skills which carry over into many facets of their lives. It also gives them an appreciation for the magnificent way in which the universe is constructed. -Mr. Leathers - Clifford H. Blatchley 14 years Doug Dienstbcrger 3 years Louise E. Killic 30 years Larry L. Lealhi 17 years Paul F. Kluth 15 years Gini Reidy 2 years George L. Eblin 8 years Janci C. Zcmaoek 1 year Robert J. Lewis 3 years 32 Charles H. Gosling 8 years Carl H. Schupmann 16 years Ozzie Starck 16 years (wan+4 X JLLc • - Social Stupes 'tf£.dku£5 The value of Social Sciences lies in being able to profit from the past, or history. History provides us with a base. The wider and deeper that base is, the more information we will have before making our decisions for today and tomorrow. Without a knowledge of history we must make every decision for the first time. Mr. Starck Glenn C. Olney 27 years Richard L. Carstens 22 years A Ido V. Carozza 17 years Constance R. Hardmen 1 year Gail Soudcrs I year Special Services The Reading Lab is designed to help students learn to study and read more efficiently and effectively. All students have begun to accept it as a center where individual needs in study skills and reading skills may be improved, no matter how great they are at present. -••Mr. Katrien— The Special Education program is one facet of services which are offered to students by the school. It features an individualized approach to helping them in all subjects. ••■Mrs. King— Mablc King 7 years 34 Irene Edwards 6 years Eleanor Senneliogen, Jane Clockdale, Virginia Fietsch. AVA School Staff In my job we meet so many characters” that it remains entertaining. All kidding aside, it is interesting because of the various duties. Time just flies working in the attendance office. •■•Mrs. Blanford— My job is to be a sort of right hand man to the Principal and Assistant Principal, performing not only the routine secretarial duties, but whatever might present itself. Public relations play a very important part in the job of the Principal's secretary. In this job I feel I am able to help not only the Principal, but teachers, students, and parents as well. I meet many different types of people in my work, and very seldom are there two days alike. •Mrs. Monson-- Irene Pospisek, Joyce Dean, 204 Sccicunics Eleanor Geary, 228 Secretary Dolores Koncar, Data Processing Helen Monson, 202 Secretary 36 Elizabeth Dixon, Winifred Blanlord, 213 Secretaries Ann McCollum, Joyce Frey, Study Hall Mary Rogers, 202 Secretary Custodial Stall-Row 1 Bill Fredricksen, Director. Terry Burkcrt. Len Schoenhofcr. Paul Siegler. Dan Daley. Joe West. Bob Lindquist. Row 2: Ed Zika, Jim Kutham. Ed Janoski. Joe Eldndge. Pete Makanul, Pete Paduans. Mike Bock ley. Loretta Adams. Duplicating Cafeteria Staff-Row 1: Ruth Grunwald. Marie Beide. Prachan Pringle. Maryanne Spielman. Mildred Binder. Absent: Mary Kirkham, Director. Row 2: Ann Brockschmklt. Eleanor Aschauer, Florence Baylor, Angeline Papacck, Violet Gasienica, Barbara Ensalaco. Rosemary Popp, Helen Smith. Mildred Seyk. William Waitkus. parking lot. 37 Honors 38 honor is not a matter of any man’s calling merely, but rather of his own actions in it. 3d Valedictorians-(L 10 R) Paul Rouffa, Andrea Thach, Reed Pence, Patti Wegener. Salutatonan Norm Kenney. National Honors Society L to R1 Row 1-Gale Gee, Andrea Thach, Val Clark, Jane Saul, Brenda lleaton, Joyce Masa, Bill Lusk, Paul Roufla. Row 2-Lynn Fandrey, Patti Wegener, Sharon Gray, Cindy Gonska, Marian Masa, Mary Mathiascn, Joe King, Mike Porayko, Ann Marshall. Row 3-Ellen War- ning, Cheryl Lcsniak, Carol Svoboda, LeAnn Bitner, Sharon Bower, Star Uhlir. Deb Moore, Brett Bachman, Barb WaschCi. Row 4 Sue BlossfieUI, Peg Brennan, Elaine Beard, Jan Kukla, Terry Ulfig, Louise Gradlc, Bev Ma ancc. Jack Ullrich, Scott Schupmann. Row 5-Dofene Hansen, Donna Cooper, Pam Nance, Alison Drummond, Joyce Macal. Norm Kenney, Reed Pence. John North. Row 6-Andy Weber, Cmdy Parke, Eileen Walker, Kathy Brong, Lisa Pokorski, Diane Rutt, Delores Dunham, Terry Thayer, Jim Mochel. Row 7- Marta Archer. Patti Bartlett, Rick Misek, Vince DePinto, Jim O'Flaherty. John Woodward, Pete Koptik, Mark Guse. Row 8-Bruce Bockelman, Dave Venard, Tim Dalton. Chip Hctzel, Mike Sell, Tom Wadington, Mark Weber, Jim Reinert, Mark Gattis. Tom Rendall. Camera Shy-Andy Antoniou, Mike Albert, Dean Bateman, Liz Black. Carol Bohi, Sheryl Campbell, Rae Coolahan, Sandy Hengels. Pete Ineich, Jim McAnally. 40 National Merit Svmilinalists-llcft to right) Mark Gattis, Sharon Gray, Reed Pence, Chip Hetzel. National Awards The senior ranking highest academical- ly in his class after seven semesters is named Valedictorian. The Salutatorian is the student with the second highest grade point average. Letters of Commendation are given to those students who scored high on the National Merit qualifying test. Some students qualify as Semi-Finalists. A small percentage of these students will receive monetary awards from the National Merit Foundation. Seniors ranking in the upper third of their class who demonstrate qualities of leadership and scholarship are elected to membership in the National Honor Society. National Mem Letters ol Commendation-deft to right) Row 1: Patti Wegener, Andrea Thach, Molly Dickerman. Lynn Fandrey. Row 2 Paul Rouffa, LeAnn Bnner, Val Clark, Deb Mayer Row 3 Brett Bachman. Andy Webber. John North. Row 4: Jim Lane, Art MacOuilkin, Tom Rendall. Rick Misek. Absent from picture. Liz Black. DA.R.-Sue Blosshcld. Ocbbio Mayor (Winner), Ellen Hartung. S A R John WocHlw.ird (Winner), Bren Bachmann, Fran Paradise. Illinois Stale Scholars-Front Row: Palli Wegener, Jan Kukla, Joyce Macal, Molly Oickcrinan. M.iriy Dia , Mil i Zielinski. Bill Lusk, Joyce McCrory, Andrea Thach, Jean Erdritann, Karen Ccrvcny, Cindy Rossiter, Lynn Fand- rey. Second Row: Ellen Hartung, Jim Mochcl, Paul Roulla, Mike Porayko, Fred Baker, Marcia Finley, Ann Marshall, Peter Ineich, Sharon Gray. Sue Rcttinger, Marta Archer. Jack Ullrich. Mike Hornbrook, Lisa Pokorski, Bill Roetzheim. Third Row Bob Broadus, Chip Hot el. Peg Soukup. Reed Pence, Eileen Walker. Diane Rut I. Tom Rendall. Terry Gray. Star Uhlir, Sharon Bower. Mark Guse. Pam Nance, Dean Bateman, Vince DePinto, Tom Wadmgton. Fourth Row Nelson Warned, Mike Stas ak. Todd Belobraydick, Rick Misek, Peter Koptik, John Woodward. Brett Bachmann, Mark Gains, Cindy Parke, Lance Skala. Tony Bondi. Pat Bartlett, Val Clark, LcAnn Bitner, Lynda Connell, Kathy Brong. John Noith. Andy Webber Camera Shy: Li Black. Peg Brennan, Carol Bohi, Karen Brown, Pal O'Grady. Joel Scaly, SueStucbe, Scott Whitlock. Honor Studcnts-(L IO R) Row IBrcndo Heaton, Andrea Thoch, Cindy Zir ow, Deb Mayer, Louise Gradle, Lynn Fandrey, Jack Ullrich, Rick Misck, Marian Maso, Patti Wegener, Jane Saul. Sharon Bower, Karen Ccrveny, Jean Erdmann. Joyce Macal. Row 2-8rett Bachman. Mike Porayko. Mike Stas ak, John Woodward, Paul RouHa, Vince DePinto. Norm Kenney, Jean Saul. Jan Kukla, Kathy Brong, LcAnn Bitner, Bev Ma anec, Cindy Gonska. Row 3- John North, Dean Batemen, Pete Koptik, Jim McAnally, Reed Pence, Denise Gaul, Barb Buchman. Terry Ulfig, Star Uhlir, Sharon Gray. Camera Shy- Rodgcr Purcell, Cindy Parke. Val Clark, Bob Wolt. Alison Drummond Voted on by both the students and the faculty, one senior boy and one senior girl, displaying out- standing citizenship, are selected to receive the SAR Award, given by the Sons of the American Revolution, and the DAR Award, given by the Daughters of the American Revolution. Seniors scoring high on their ACT qualifying tests are nominated Illinois State Scholarship Semi Finalists. Honor students are those students maintaining a 3.4 average or better for their first seven semesters in high school. The senior best fitting the phrase, Service to the School, is honor- ed with the Junior Women's Club Citizenship Award. •13 Washington Workshop-Deb Moyer. Junior Women's Club Manon Masa. Science Awards The outstanding four year science student is presented with the Bausch and Lomb Award. This honor sponsored by the Bausch and Lomb Instrument Company. Awarded by the Garden Club, Downers Grove Women's Club, and the Downers Grove Junior Women's Club are the State Conservation Camp Awards. These camp scholarships are given to those students displaying an interest in con- servation and ecology. Two workshops are held at Southern Illinois University, one in the spring and one in the sum- mer. Outstanding students in the various areas of science are chosen by the faculty to receive the Physical Science, the Biology, the Chemistry, and the Physics Awards. These science awards are presented by the Lion's Club. Bausch and Lomb Award-Brett Bachman. 44 Physic Award-Andfca Thach. Chemistry AwardPam Strauss. Mike Garry, Brenda Heaton. Biology 1 Award-0 to Rl Rich Fierce. Greg Pape. John Woodward. Sue Copeland. Jell Ake ixnuMii 1. Physical Science Award-IL to R) Carol Thompson. Don Loti. Dave Dies . Conservation Camp Theresa Piekari Camera Shy Bruce Mather. •15 o Mi� SA Award-fLeft JO right): Andreas Schmid. Guy McNamara. Jill Good- man . Gold Math Award--(Leit to right) Louise Gradle, Norman Kenney. Rick Misek. Reed Pence, Andrea Thach, Diane Bendel. Silver Math Award--(Front row, left to right): Judy Kat iri, Diane Swailes, Beth Lalish, Jill Goodman, Sue Zidek. Jack Jellies. Back row: Carol Popard, Giok Khoe, Tim O'Connor, Gerald Lulonde, Robert Plohl, Kevin Murphy, Ken Montgomery, Mike Zalx l, Gary Pollack. Absent from picture: Bill Moody. 4G German Award -Bob Woll. Academic Awards The students who have earned a 4.0 average for seven semesters of high school mathematics are presented with the Gold Math Award. Those students with a 4.0 average for five semesters of math receive the Silver Math Award. The MA SA Award is presented by the Mathematical Association, The Society of Actuaries and Mu Alpha Theta to the students who received the three highest scores in their high school on a national exam. Students excelling in a foreign language are chosen by the faculty to receive the French. Spanish, and Ger- man Awards. The student must earn a 4.0 average in his respective language for either four or five years. These awards are presented by the American Associa- tion of University Women. 47 Spanish Award--Brenda Heaton. Senior Publications award-(L to R) Barb Watcher. Marian Masa. Novice Debaters ! L to R) Bruce White, Mike Farrentino. Omega Quill ScrolML to R) Julie Swanson, Karen Borth, Chris Pettit, Elaine Beard,Mel Longer. Row 2-Nelson Warned, Mark Weber, Tom Wadmgton, Jim McAnally. 48 Cauldron Quill Scroll (L to R Gale Gee. Marian Masa, 8arl Watcher, Alison Orummond, Vicki Kucera, LcAnn Bit nor Absent from picture Pete Incich. Quill § Scroll.. The Quill and Scroll is an honorary high school society for students in the upper third of their class who have served a year or more on a high school publication. The Senior Publication Award rec- ognizes superior leadership in the publication of the yearbook. The Best Novice Debaters are chosen on the basis of participa- tion in debates, enthusiasm, and their win-loss record. Only first year debaters are eligible for this award. The Women's Club sponsors a scholarship for the outstanding student entering a non-college technical field. 49 Speech Workshop-Mike Farrentmo. Junior Woman's Club Award-Tom 8ogert. Activity Awards The Kris Award is given to a senior girl planning to major in P.E. in college. The Athena 100% Award is given to those members who have attended all required athletic events. Mary Mathiasen is one of the 54 girls selected for the All- American Drill Team. She will perform at the Coaches' All Star game in July played at the Cotton Bowl Stadium. The senior best exemplifying the motto Service Above Self is presented with the Rotary Award. Noy Paramee attended DGN this year through the American Field Service program. Two students from DGN were chosen as finalists and will be sent to study in foreign countries. The National Athletic Society Scholarship includes those lettermen with a record of sportsmanship and scholastic ability. Kris Award-Terry Lang. Drill Team Award-Mary Malhiasen. 100% Award-Front-Terry Lang, Back-Karen Badendick, Karen Powell. Cheryl Lesmak, Melanie Nixon. Delores Dunham, Camera Shy-Lynn Sobama. 50 A.F.S. Exchange Student$-(L io R) Jenny Greenhill. Debbie Carnahan. A.FS.-Noy Paramee NASS-IL to Rl Front Row-Tim Dalton, 8ob Pfohl, Gerry Lalonde. Bill Stevens, Brian Siedleck . Rick Misck, Bill Lusk, Enc Connick. Row 1 Bill Weise, Steve Rospond, Dave Becker. Mike Albert. Joe Woodward. Joe Cihlar. Mike Porayko, Larry Glaser. Paul Arnold. Row 2-Jim O'Flaherty. Tim Stevens. Steve Grcytak, Dean 8ateman, John Woodward. Dave Halsey. Tom Rendall, Scott Schupmann, Dan McGowan. Row 3 Mike Sell, Jim Reinert, John North. Bruce Bocklemar. Andy Antomou. 8rett Bachman. Camera Shy-Vmce DePinto. Jim Doncranck, Mark Guse. Pete Ineich. Joe King, Ed Kring, John Murphy. Dan Pigott. Bill Porayko. Bill Roeizheim, Greg Stillwell. Paul Struven. Terry Struven, Jim Taylor 51 Rotary Award-Tom Schwartz. Music CampKathy Svoboda. Vocal Scholarship-Tun Price. Music Camp-Rich Trelease. Scholastic Art AvvarcHL to R) Tony Silverstcin, Tom Kraymk, Camera Shy, Paul Gnat. Art Camp: Dave Riley. Art Camp: Jean Bonomi. 52 Senior Band and Orchestra (Left to Right) Row 1 Molly Dickerman. Mary Linn,Sue Fisher, Jo Ellen Zulas. Carol Svoboda, Ed Goldman, Blane Webster. Row 2-Tcrry Ulfig, Polly Blair, Jan Engberg, Sharon Gray, LcAnn Bitner. Deb Miller, Joyce Macal, Sharon Bower, Sharon Johnson. Row 3 Dorell Schwartz, Norm Kenney, Kim Jaffke, Darilyn O'Grady. Mike Gray, Jeff Peterson. Kit Eckert, Tom Schwartz, Scott Giles, Mark Pence, Ginny Mehagen, Steve Snyder, Stew Siler, Bot Broadus. Camera Shy Kathy Gierlach. Bill Ludwig, Scott Schupmann, Joe King, Mike Porayko, Pris Bollinger. Music, Art Awards The All-State Band and Chorus mem bers were selected after an audition to perform at the Illinois Music Educators Association's All-State Music Festival in Arlington Heights. The senior members of the Band and Orchestra receive honors for their musical contributions over the last four years. Various camp scholarships are offered to outstanding students in the areas of art and music. The art and orchestra camp scholarships are given by the Women's Club and the Junior Women's Club. The vocal scholarship is spon sored by the Women's Barbershop Chorus. The Band sponsors its own scholarship to the outstanding band member. All-State Band and 0� chestra (Left to Right) Row 1-Cindy Parke. Carol Hancock. Row 2-Pris Bollinger, Joyce Macal. LeAnn Bitner, Carol Svoboda. Steve Snyder. I Notional Forensics League-!L to R| Bruce White. Mike Farrentino, Helen Gunn, Jim Best Th©S| � ans(L to Rl Paul Roufla, John Hruschka. Liljegren. Bruce Mather, Camera shy; Dave Vcnard. 54 Outstanding American High School Students (L to R) Row 1 -Louise Gradle. Andera Thach, Diane Swailes, Diane Bendel, Brenda Heaton, Rick Misck. Row 2-Sharon Gray, Jill Goodman. Jan Kukla,Sharon Bower, Kathy Brong, Reed Pence. Sue Zidek. Row 3-John Woodward, Pete Koptik, Brett Bachman, John North, Rich Eggert, Mark Gattis. Paul Rouffa, Giok Khoe. Ken Montgomery. Carol Popard. Marian Masa. Camera Shy Patti Wegner. Sandy Moore. 4 Year Service Award-Joyce Masa. The It's Academic Team was selected to com pete with other high schools on the televised question and answer show. In order to gain membership in the National Forensics League, one must obtain a certain number of points based on the individual's win-loss record. Thespians are those drama students who have acquired a certain number of points in the areas of directing, acting, costume design, stage craft, etc. The Best Thespian is the thespian earning the highest number of points. With the assistance of high school principals and counselors, the Society of Outstanding American High School Students honor only the most distinguished students in America. They must have received academic excellence and displayed leadership in extracurricular and civic activities. Thespian Troupe-Row 1 - (L to R) Dick Chcnauli.Pai Eaton, Greg Rajsky, Sieve Bigger, Sue Biossfield, Dave Rook, Row2-Jill Goodman. Paul Roulfa, John Hruschka. Dale Taylor. Keith Sides, Rich Wilger. Bob Wissmann. FNC-U. to R) Mow 1 Patti Wegner, Brenda Heaton. Mow 2-Sharon Johnson. Four Year Library Aides(L to R) Mow 1-Jan Martinek. Deb Pav. Row 2 Sue Fisher, Darilyn O'Grady. Camera Shy-Donna Kuick, Nancy Gcktenick, Joyce McCrory. Pat Bartlett. Sue Rettinger. Kathy Winter. Kathy Morrison, Kathy List. 56 Outstanding Business Education Cindy Gonska. Outstanding Business Education-Jim Mochel Homemaker of Tomorrow-Pattic Bartlet. Achievement Awards The Future Nurses Award is a monetary scholarship given by the Junior Women's Club, presented to those students interested in pursuing nursing as a career. The senior girl earning the highest score on an exam concerning all areas of home economics re- ceived the Homemaker of Tomor- row, sponsored by the Betty Crocker Company. Various Business Awards are given to students excelling in business related areas. These awards are sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce and the Ladies of the Moose and all carry a cash stipend. The Four Year Library Aides are those students contributing four years service to the library. American Legion Citizenship Award-Lisa Pokorski. Dean Batemann. Reporter Gold Cup-Marian M3S3, Jim O'Flaherty Activities 58 the actions of men are like the index of a book: they point out what is most remarkable in them. 59 Cheerleaders Cheerleaders try to promote pep and school spirit at most of our major ath- letic events. They also compete with area cheerleaders at various contests, spend a week at cheerleading camp, and hold pot-luck dinners with members of other squads. Ms. Reidy Frosh-Soph Cheerleaders- From: Lynn Bachman, captain. Middle: Gina Montalbano, Julie Thompson, Mary Jamieson, Kathy Edwards. Top: Agatha Pantaleo, Allison Mizcner, Lana Pliml. 60 Varsity Cheerleaders- Mary Immormmo, Elaine Beard, Barb Thurm, Karen Cooper, Ellen Hartung, Debbie Liggett, Captain Deb Mayer, Brenda Lane. The Frosh-Soph Cheerleaders still fired up lor a victory as they take to the sidelines. Varsity Cheerleaders line up tb B E A T the opponent. Elaine Beard throws a tantrum. Curly Oracko addresses the men of O-Club. D-Club The purpose of the D-Club is to raise the standards of athletics in the high school, (2) to promote sound sports- manship ideals, (3) to assist in the re- sponsibility of conducting the athletic events at DGHS-N, and (4) to sponsor activities which promote a fine school and community relationship. We have a successful group because they are fully involved in all of our activities. Mr. Oracko 61 D-Club-Bottom Left to Ri iht: Mark Gusc. Sgt. a« Arms; Mike Furstonau. Treasurer; Top: Joe King, Vice-President; Vince DePinto. Secretary. Absent from the picture is Lance Pliml, President; Mr. Bruce Ritter, and Mr. Sieve Oracko, Sponors. 1972-73 Athena Drill Corps Leit outside: Pat Young, Both Brunell. Nancy Dressier Barb Wascber, Lynn Sobania, Cheryl Bunk'. Polly Blair. Lisa Po- korski. Barb Winsclt.Left Inside: Melanie Nixon, Deb Schiavo, Betsy 8erch, Terry Lang, Gale Gee. Mary McAlpme. Janet Braem. Diane Hull, Dorene Hansen. Bev 8irks. Center: Karen Badendick, Cheryl Lesniak. Right inside: Margaret Stroud. Sherry Campbell. 8ev Barton, Mary Mathiason, Sandy Moore. Peggy Blair. Jill Hlady. Carol George. Darenda Ferguson. Right Out- side Donna Lochman.Sara Slagter. Karen Powell, Cathy Cirko. Karen Mann Kim Ruthart. Gayle Hlady, Carol Howat, Delores Dunham. Back Managers: Melam Kent. Marge Weber. Marian Masa, Absent from picture is Noy Paramee. Athenas The main purpose of the Athena Drill Corps is to pro- mote school spirit in the school and community. We also provide entertainment at various functions. We perform dance and military routines at pep assemblies, home games, and other invitational engagements. Ms. Lester 62 Donna Lochman and Sara Slagter beam at the crowd. ATHENA CABINET- Front Left: Karen Badcndick, Captam; Delores Dunham. Secretary; Bev Birks, Junior Mrs. Lester watches with a scrutinizing eye Representative; Lisa Pokorski, Treasurer; Dorenc Hansen, Senior Representative; Cheryl Lesmak, Co Captam. When we meet 'cm, yeah, yeah, yeah.... And the winnah! Homecoming There's no Hollywood like our Hollywood Like no Hollywood we know. Everything about its so exciting Starting with the Powder puff game. Nowhere can you get that special feeling when you're watching Parade of Stars. There's no performance like Command Performance, when the Trojans will be tough. They will top the Toppers from Glenbard West, because the Trojans are the best, everyone's invited to Celebrity Ball THE GREATEST DANCE OF THEM ALL! King 8ol Russel and Queen Nancy Campbell a� the Coronation. The Homecoming Steering Committee truckin' down Mam Street. The Semoi Women tied the Junior Jockettes by a score of 6-6 in the Powder Puff Football game The Homecoming Steering Committee; How I fLcft to Right) Terry Ulfig, Barb Stock. Cindy Parke, Sue Nelson. Julie Swanson, Karen Borth. Chris Petit, Co-Chairman: Deb Mayer, Louise Cradle. Row 2: Marian Musa, Barb Waschcr. Sharon Bower, Kim Ruthardt. Deb Hogya. Sue Blossfield, Sue Fisher, Bev Ma anec. Row 3; Mrs. Loberg, Co-Sponsor; Elaine Beard, Brenda Lane, Ellen Hartung, Cheryl Lcsmak, Star Uhlir, Co-Chairman Tom Rendell, Bruce Bockelman Camera Shy Mrs. Walker, sponsor. 64 Homecoming Court: Row 1 (left to right) John North, Ellen Hartung, Row 2: (left to right) Jell Somers, Jim Reincrt, Brett Bachman, John Wood- Chcryl Lesniak, Karen Mann, Karen Badendick, Joan Griffin, Deb Moore. ward. Bob Russell, King. Camera Shy Nancy Campbell. Queen. Fran Paradise A shadowy chaperone casts a scrutinizing glance Over Nancy Dressler's shoulder as she leaves for Homecoming with Terry McCarthy. Homecoming Underclassmen Attendants: Beth Brunnell, Junior attendant: Rose De Ste fano Freshman attendant; Rhonda Ackles, Sophomore attendant. Pep and Spirit The Noizc comprise approximately 75% of the student body's spir games. Hot Rod Hayek, Pulverizer Pappas, Gtablrer Grady rev their pedals as Motorcycle Mama Gammon takes the lead. 6G The crowd GOES NUTS as Downers defeats Hinsdale in the Battle of the Bucket. Our man Pappas assures the student body Cheerleader Karen Cooper knows that we ore the 8-E-S-T! that We Shall Tally King Richard and Queen Ann lend their support during «he Trojan Week As- Jim Remert wins the 1973 Downers-Grove-North-Sex-Symbol? sembly. ocking the Trojans on «o victory at all basketball 67 Service, German Club The German Club's main purpose is to use German in enjoyable projects outside of class. Mr. Elmen Being a Monitor in Health Services creates a certain amount of responsibility, empathy, and understanding for fellow students. Mrs. Edwards The Service Club assists the different of- fices in their daily routine Mrs. Dixon Gorman Club. Oan 8ohi, Carol Poppard, Mr. Gary Elmen, sponsor. 68 Guidance Office Aides: Row 1 (Left to Right): Sue Memenga, Maureen O'Grady. Linda Novak, Cheryl Majorowski, Ann Winter,Mary Linn, Cindy Seweryn. Down ThcStairs: Becky Zelmer, Cheryl Gibson, Lynn Sobania, Julie Smrz, Kim Phillips, Kun Schmidt. Camera Shy: Lori McHugh, Regma Shee- han, Chris Lcwanski, Sharon Kolarich, Rozella Depasquale, Rena Haumesscr, Ellen Spinney, Chns Wesly, Karen Peterson. Service Club Row 1 (Left to Right): Tracy Novak. Cheryl Majorowski April Higgins, Sue Balia. Sarah McCullum, Jan Tramor. Row 2: Joyce Masa, Marian Masa, Cheryl Gibson, Rena Haumcsser, Robin Wilson, Marianne Bradek, Jan Johnson, Monica Gaul, Ann Zednick, Gail Laisch, Sue Hradecky, Kitty Blaida. Row 3: Karen Sanuec, Sue Evans. Sandy Payne. Kathy Sharp Martha Winkler, Joanne Pecma. Dorene Hansen. Mari Rybinski. Camera Shy Mary Kay Russell. Gloria Ferguson. The Nurses Club: Row I: Kathy List, Peg Taylor. 8renda Heaton. Rose Mag- dziarz, Barb Bobbs. Bill Fallon. Row 2: Denise Youngs. Kathy HinrichS. Kirn Christensen. Pam Jones. Cheryl Ackley. Row 3: Patty Woldman, Lori Jacks. Michelle Mitchell, Deb Holly, Sally Fitzgerald, Tim Caldwell. Peg McMaster-,, Karen McCreary, Karen Utley. Larry Masters. Shirley ArnoldC. Ctmtl Jan Wilson, Kathy Schafer. Aides, AFS, Pro Bono The sole purpose of the Pro Bono Publico is to provide an ushering service for the activities and performances held at the school. Mr. Hoffman In return for the services the aides render the library and the school, the aides gain practical business experience in filing and typing as well as gaining valuable training in the use of the library. Mr. Freutel The American Field Service Club helps promote good will and understanding among people of different countries of the world. The students learn to appreci- ate customs of other peoples of the world. Mrs. Balk Pro Bono Publico. (Left to night) Claudia Siska, Secretary-Treasurer; Debbie Arend, Vice-president; Nancy Chapman, President. 70 APS: Seated (left to rgiht): Debbie Carnahan. President. Noy Paramee. Ex- change Student. Standing: Lynn Fandry. Vice President, Roberta Mar ano. Secretary. Mrs. Balk. Sponsor. Jenny Greenhill. Treasurer. Gary Stroner, Publicity. Mr. Frucicl helps on aide with one o many problems that students con come up with in the IMC. Library Aides: Top (seated): OcbbiePov,Secretary Treasurer. Left to Right Pat Bartlett. Vice President. Mr. Fructui. Sponsor. Sue Rethnger. President, Joyce McCrory and Jan Martmek, 4-Year-Aides. Audio-Visual Aides: Seated (Left to Right) Henry Hampton, Don Phelps, Doug McKnight, Bill Hardman, 8ob VanVaUah, Rich Smith, Russ Black. Standing: John Belob raydich. Dennis Jones, Wes Buschman, Paul Scheiber, Dan Ryson. Rich Zahora, Steve Walker. Jim Parsons. Camera Shy: Tim Stephens. Debate Team Front Row (left to right): Bruce White, Bruce Mather, Bruce Reid, sponsor; Melam Kent, Helen Gunn. Camera Shy Tara Heizel, Ruth Craig, John Swenson. Bock Row: Jim Mochel, Dave Vcnard, Mr. William Zajac. Arthur MacQuilkin, Jim Liljegran, Mike Ferrantino. Book Club Debate Team, The Book Club's main purpose is to provide discussion and social activities for students who share an interest in books and cultural activities. Ms. Cantrall Debate's main objectives have always been to give the student some preparation for public speaking, impromptu speaking, and a general knowledge of some current political topic. The Novice division of our team has seen great expansion this season, winning close to 150 rounds of debate. The Varsity team did not do as well as previous years. Mel Kent 72 Book Club: (left to right) Steve Vosofski, Jan Zweerts, Kathy Luughlirt, Greg Brotofske. Science and Chess There is no longer a chess club, but rather a school team that plays the other schools in the conference. Chess taken ser iously can help to improve a student's study habits and his attitude toward school and learning. The science club develops fur thering interest in science be yond the classroom. The club is run by students and thus, the students learn leadership, pub- lic speaking, and many other good habits. Chess Club: Seated (Lett to Right): Bill Ross, Hugh Hoffman. Standing: Dave Bonk, Jim Leonard, Jim Mr. 8latchley Koler. Camera Shy: Mr. Blatchlev. sponsor Science Club: Row (Left to Right): Sharon Johnson, Oanlyn O’Grady. Sue O'Grady, President. Row 3: Scott O’Grady. Oennis Jones Stanford, Secretary-Treasurer. Row 2: Kevin Murphy, Vice-President; Kent Business § Leaders The overall purpose of office occu- pations is to provide a co curricular activity that is an integral part of the educational program designed to develop interest in the American bus- iness system, and competency in office occupations within the frame- work of vocational education. Mrs. Marcello The members of FNA learn about careers in nursing and other medical fields. They function as a social group and so gain personal satisfaction being involved in the field they are interest- ed in pursuing as a career. Mrs. Edwards Future Nurses Club. Seated: Donna Kuick, President. Standing (Left to Right� : Nancy Gcldcrncck, Entertainment Ch.; Cindy Swiech, Membership Ch.; Patti Wegener. Vice-President; Patti Woldman, Secretary; Mrs. Irene Edwards, sponsor. 74 Office Occupations. Front (Left to Right): Dotene Hanson, President; Michelle Zielinski, Secretary; Sandy Jones, Treasurer; Rosy 2; Lonnda Hes- ter. Social Chairman; Amy Stefuik, Fund Raising; Cathy King, Historian, Mrs. Marcello, sponsor. Girl's Leaders. Row 1 (Left to right): Nancy Magcr. Vicki Lekovish, Ellen Hartung, Oarcy Ritter, Marianne Oealy, Karen Borth, Oiane Rutt, Dorell Schwartz. Sue Rettinger. Polly Blair, Marion Vaglica, Pam Nance, Claudia Siska. Row 2: Beth Lalish, Diane Bendel, Terry Johns, Kim Ruthardt, Oeb Titrud. Sue Blosslield, Cheryl Lesmak, Karen Badcndick. Terry Lang, Liz Gleason, Gwynne McClure. Val Clark Row 3 Melanie Nixon. Louise Cradle, Marian Masa. Star Uhlir, Sharon Bower. Giok Khoe, Lisa Reich, Brenda Lane, Mary Mathiason. Boy's Leaders. Row 1 Left to right): Sean Hughart. Mike Steiskal. Keith Ekstrand, Bill Lady. Brad Smith. Matt Nash. Row 2: Alex Bocek. Mark Weemer. Ken Robinson. Kevin Brown. Gary Lessenberry. Carl Kncggs. Gn.Nj Stillwell Row 3: Bill Hartigan. Tom Bigger. Ron Mcserole. Steve Schuman. Duane Debs. Tom Bryant. Gary Carlin. Row 4 John Costaldo. Dale Littlefield. Mark Was, Tony 8ondi. Eo Mazour. Kirk Rieglc, Tim Dalton. Jim Mochel. Row 5 Jim Lane, Mark O'shinski. Steve Popp, Jeff Peterson. Rick Carlson. Bob Wissman. Vein Herda, Craig Sharp. Dave Smith. Camera Shy Bob McGasv. Jim Bedell. Bill Carlson, Tom Kraynik, Jell Norton. Mike Sell. Steve Siler. Rich Stemhaus, Dave Bonk. Greg Brosofske. Paul Geralds. George Grey. Rich Mclntirc. Mr. Stahl, sponsor. The main purpose of the Boy's Leaders is to promote leadership in the student. They assist in the teaching of physical education classes, officiate, carry equipment, and demonstrate. Being a leader teaches responsibility and encou rages leadership. They learn to take orders, and also to give orders. If they plan to major in physical education, it gives them valuable experience in the field. Mr. Stahl 76 Stat� interior decorotor, Pete, gets help from Jim and Ann. Cauldron The Cauldron staff starts with cameras and blank paper in order to make a book which captures something of the spirit and events of one year at DGN. At first they fear disorganization, then they learn to love it. A staff member on June first is paler, weaker, and somewhat more incoherent than he or she was on Septemper first. Staff members have been known to celebrate extensively and uncon trollably when they finally hold the yearbook in their hands! Mr. Bandy The 1972-73CAULDRON STAFF. Front: Howard Cosell Jacobson. Launc Been. Row 2: Tricky Kucera. Golly Gee, Sweetie St. Clair, Marian Masa, editor; Bartlett Pear. Jo Noony. Big Al Drummond. Barbie Wascher, editor; Tinsel Nelson, Marshall Anni. Row 3; Le Mans Bitner. Jan Kukla, Mirty Diaz’. Our Man Bandy, sponsor; Pete-click. click-lnoich. Merry Marianne Sugs Gicrlach, Bomber Schwartz. Camera Shy: Rae Coolahan, Dean Bate man, Merl Kent. Barb Stock. Omega The Omega acts as a publication of theschool rather than in the school. It provides the students of Downers Grove North with interesting stories and events that con- cern them. It provides the student with professional training in newspaper writing, layout and paste up. Ms. Reiman Nelson Warned does his work with a song in his heart and a thumb on his Editor Mark Weber sings to his staff to make the work go faster, nose. Well, if you work well this way. Nelson keep it up! 78 Omega Staff. Front Row (Left to Right! Mel Langer; Sharon Getty; Mark Weber, editor; Julie Swanson. Back Row: Tom Wadington; Nelson Warned: Jeff Norton; Jim McAnally; Karen Borth; Jim Welsh. The main purposes of the Radio Station, WDGC-FM, are (1) the training of student broadcasters, and (2) being a public service to the community. The broadcasting in eludes music, local public affairs, sports and educational programming. This service continues seven days a week, sixteen hours per day, and fifty weeks per year. Those involved in the Radio Station become staff members and are expected to serve in some on-the air capacity during the week. WDGC-FM. Front: Blanc Webster, Studio Manager. Reed Pence, Sports Director; Bob VanValzah, Chief Engineer. Back: Jeff Norton, Production Manager: Mr. Moore, Sponsor; Art MacOuilkm, News Director. Camera Shy: John Whalen, John Costaldo. Mr. Moore Blane Webster adjusts the fine tuning. Mr. Moore instructs John Costaldo in the use of equipment. 79 The Harlequins and Sophists. Front: Paul Rouffa, Vice-President;Standing donna Mooha, publicity; Pat Eaton, Secretary. Camera Shy Dramatists: (Left to Right). Jill Goodman, publicity, John llruschku. President; Ma- Barb Stock, publicity. Mrs. Erickson, sponsor. Harlequins and Sophists, Improvisational Group The Harlequins and Sophists provide a wide range of ac tivities for each student. We are a very active club, some members being more active than others. The Harlequins and Sophists are made up of Thespians, Debaters, Drama people, and Forensics people. We are many organizations under one name. Ms. Erickson 80 Club Members Debi Stewart and Dayle Dremann rehearse lines in preparation for the big day. Pally Eaton. Dick Chenautt. Deb Sporleder, Dayte Drchman. and Rich Wilgcr improvise an improvisation? A demonstration by Andrea and Reed is all part of the learning process for Carlton and Rich. Catching on. boys? But Dicky, I promise I'll buy you a shiny. NEW red wagon. Tom Gahlon has the makings of a second Don Rickies. 81 7 C? 1 nj ■ J7 X v y ✓ t. s . s ; Wr L x t -tt ja, r 4. V . y ± Ai j Hi J r X Y C i- ; V rx7i A Capella The main purpose of the A Cappella choir is to make avail- able to the gifted singer an opportunity to perform outstand- ing choral literature both past and present. It heightens their artistic values and makes them truly aware of what fine sing- ing does for the spirit. Mr. Hart Mr. Mart shows A Capella how its done. The 1972-73 A Capella Choir. How 1 (Left to Right) Carol Hancock, Sherry Campbell, Chris Pettit, Priscilla Bollinger, Debra Hogya, Patti Wegener, Mary Dickerman, Knn Seaman, Terry Johns. Christy Hcdlcr, Lynn Fandry, Cheryl Lesniak, Deb Mayer, Ann Marshall, Sharon Bower. Debbie Kasinecx, Karen Mann, Debbie Pav, Larry Gla er, Greg Rajsky. Janet Schwartz, Joe King, Alan Switzer, Pam Nance, Mr. Richard Hart, director. Row 2: Jean Kovac. Debra Moore, Nancy Hatmakor, Valeric Clark, John Engstrom, Kent O'Grady, Ken Montgomery, Greg Stilwell, Tom Baittie, Lynda Connel, Tim Caldwell, Diane Rutt, Ellen Hartung, Lorelei.Batch, Sharon Todd. Lisa Pokorski, Peggy Soukup, Shan Milstcd.lManjo Raap. Dale Taylor, Jim Dean, Doug McKmght, Mike Seweryn. Row 3: Delores Dunham, Kathie Brong, Sue Gruenmg, Mari- anne Dealy, Steve Bigger, Jan Montgomery, Eileen Walker, Reed Pence, Bill Porayko, Jack Ullrich, Dale Littlefield, Louie Baccarim. Mike Sharkey, Cindy Parke, Steve Zimmerman. Robbie Pammler, Bruce Bucher. Marta Archer, Bonnie Bla ek, Mark Hubbert, Tom Jones. Row 4: Jay Cook. Patti Bartlett. Bob Wissman, Pete Iniech, Gary Lessenberry. Scott Schupmann, Jamie Craig, Jim Keck, Kevin Brown. Jamie Craig, Tom Rendcll, Scott McCartney. Handy Margeson. 82 The 1972-73 Chamber Choir. From Debbie Moore. Row 1 (left to Right) Carol Hancock, Priscilla Bollinger, Janice Montgomery, Cindy Parke. Valerie Clark. Kathy Brong, Nancy Hatmaker, Deborah Mayer. Row 2 Robbie Ken Montgomery gives us middle Z-Z-Z-Z-.. .. Pammler, Tom Jones, Thomas Rcndell. Mike Sharkey. Scott Schupmann. Randy Margison, Jack Ullrich, Tim Caldwell 8ack Row Tenors Tim Caldwell, Scott Schupmann, Jack Ullrich; third gi eration Carusos’ Band Band serves two main purposes: (1) It serves a functional purpose as a service organization to the school at parades, sports events, and patriotic observations, and (2) it serves its main purpose of music education by teaching through the performance medium the finest in band literature, individual performance, and ensemble performance. Band provides a worth- while educational experience through the per- formance of the finest in concert music. It gives an aesthetic outlet for talented music students in our school. It is an activity that brings to- gether students with a common interest to form an organization with a single purpose; to de- velop into the very finest band possible. Mr. Schulz Jazz Band-deft to right) Bob Johnson, Ken Pollack, Craig Giles, Mr. Anello, director. Other members ol the Jazz Band: Jane Jacobs, Don Lotz, Terry Ulfig. Tom BattiC. Jeff Peterson, Dick Jacobs, Paul Zack, Norm Kenney. Bill Stevens, Tom Schwartz, Mark Pence. Mike Porayko, John Macal, Bob Blaida. Bill Teats, Gary Jordan. The Wind Ensemble-deft to right) Row I: Debbie Leach. Scott Giles. Becky Clark, LeAnn Bitner, Joyce Macal, Daw Kendall, Molly Dickerman, Debbie Miller, Melanie Nixon, Kathy Gicrlach, Nancy Mager, Sharon Grey. How 2: Dan Soukup, Helen Gunn, Rhonda Ackles. Sharon Bower, Polly Blair, Steve Snyder, Jan Hawkins, Carol Svoboda, Kim Jaffke, Don Lotz, Kit Eckert, Jane Jacobs, Mr. Schulz, director. Row 3: Dorell Schwartz. Larry Glaser, Linda Bembermck, Janet Engberg, Norm Kenney, Tom Schwartz, Bill Stevens. Mark Pence. Row 4: Dick Jacobs. Tom Baittie. Steve Hart, Bill Teats, Blame Wbbstcr, Mike Grey, Rich Egner, Scott Schupmann. Row 5: Jo Ellen Zulas, Terry Ulfig, Dave Andrews. Bob Blaida, Bill Ludwig. 84 Concert Band: Row I: Cecilia Preban, Maureen McKale. Pat King, Mary Linn, Peggy Taylor, Jell Hochlcutner, Betty Ashworth, Raymond Caslaldo, Terry Starck, Laura Logan, Nancy Johns, Ginny Mehagan, Karen Waskow, Ruth Nelson, Donna Gray. Row 2: Don LaBrose, Fred VIadova, Sue Fisher, Sharon Johnson. Paul Arnold. Todd Magrudct, Scott Torbik. Carol Fanning. Craig Giles. Craig Kammon. Kim Jaffke, Melanie Grams, Susan Martin, Debbie Nilson, Gayle Morrison. Row 3: Daily O'Grady. Diana Hubbard, Stephen Siler, Paula Kendon, Randy Stauffer. Scott Magruder, Charles Gunn, Mike Porayko. Gregg Melm. John Mac-il. John Andrews, Albert Ramp, Mr. Anello. Director, Patricia Swab, Dorinda Campbell, Pam Johnson, Mercer Miller. How4. Roberta Goshen, Jean Kovac, Jennifer Johnson, Bruce Langer, Tom Sieg, Donald Weatherly, Bill Schulte, Robert Johnson, Mark Bremncr, Jeff Peterson, Richard Schwarz, Paul Zack. Judy Ronaldson, Douglas Mochel Row 5: Joe King, Scott O'Grady. Robert Broadus. William Soukup, Brian Kunz, Steve 8igger. Camera shy Michael Ferrantmo, Scott Morey. Color Guard: (Left to Right) Rena Haumesser, Julie Vashold. Tara Hetzcl, Cheryl Gibson Mr, Schultz leads the band in another number: And a Band Council: 1st Row Joyce Macal. Nancy Mager. Carol Svoboda. 2nd Row: Mike Porayko one an' a two an'.. Norm Kenney. Tom Schwartz, Steve Siler. 1st Row: Gary Brace, Pncrlla Bollinger. Beth Nelson, Mark Foster, Mary Rybinsk i. Carol Mage, Pam Strauss. Cathy Svbod.i. 2nd Row: Sharon Nilson, Karen Nelson, Karen Labrose, Gail Laisch, Chris Sand, Jenny Greenhill. 3rd Row Ken Holfman, Nanct Mager, Sharon Gray, Molly Dickerman, Dave Kendall, Carol Svboda, Steve Snyder. 4lh Row Oorell Schwartze, Paul Arnold, Linda Bembemck, Jan Engberg. LeAnn Bitner, Joyce Macal. 5th Row: Bill Stevens. Tom Schwartz, Norm Kenney, Dick Jacobs. Tom Badtic. Steve Hart. Rich Egncr, Mr. Thompson, Director. 6th Row: Jo Ellen Zulas. Terry Ulfig. Dave Andrews. Bob Blaida, Bill Ludwig. Orchestra The Orchestra tries to study and perform music from a[l periods of history and from a wide and varying range of composers. The main activities that the Orchestra partici- pates in are four concerts per year. Illinois Music Educa- tors Association District and State Festivals, solo and ensemble contest, and the North-South festival. The Orchestra gives each of its members a broader knowledge of music and culture. Mr. Thompson 86 Mi. Thompson directs amid recording (X|uiprni. nt. Jenny Grecnhill and Pam Strauss plan a challenging duet. Anne of Green Gables On March 22,23,24, the DGN A Cappella Choir presented the first amateur production in the United States of ANNE OF GREEN GABLES. A musical about the misadventures of Anne Shirley, a quick tempered, red headed orphan, adopted by Manila and Matthew Cuthbert in the tiny vil- lage of Avonlea on Prince Edward Island, at the turn of the century. Musical Director - Richard Hart Dramatic Coach Fred Moore Choreographer - Laura Grant Set Director Byron Lott CAST Anne Shirley - Carol Hancock Priscilla Bollinger Matthew Cuthbert - Gary Lessenberry Randy Margison Manila Cuthbert • Jan Montgomery Val Clark Gilbert Blythe Reed Pence Tom Jones Diana Baary Lorle Balch Miss Stacy Karen Mann Cindy Parke Josie Pye Christy Hedler Mrs. Rachel Lynde Eileen Walker Mrs. MacPherson Deb Pav Mrs. Barry Ann Marshall Mrs. Pye Nancy Hatmaker Mrs. Spencer Lynn Fandrey Mrs. Blewett Jan Schwartz Lucilia Peggy Soukup Miss Stacy - Karen Mann 88 Matthew Cuthbert: Randy Margison. Anne: Carol Hancock Matthew: Randy Margison, Marilla: Jan Montgomery, and Old Biddies Anno: Priscilla Bollinger. Anne Priscilla Bollinger, Gilbert Blythe Reed Pence, Josie Pye Christy Hedler, Diana. Lorle Batch School Boys Diana Lorle Batch. Lucilia: Peggy Soukup, and Townspeople. ■ 90 91 Varsity Football Football 1972 was a unique year. The players on this team were very close because there were so few. Almost everyone had counted us out before the season even started, but we came within inches of winning the conference. —Vince DePinto - This year's season was highlighted by a group of dedicated seniors who believed that they could be winners-and they were winners. Not too many people thought that the Trojans would have a win- ning season; however, not only did they have a successful season, the Trojans upset the then number one team in the state -Glenbard West. Although beating Glenbard was a tremendous victory, the boys also came through by beating Hinsdale for the second year in a row and retained the Old Oaken Bucket. Although this year's senior Trojans will certainly be missed, we hope that they helped establish a winning tradition and pass down that sense of pride, desire, and hard work to next years team. -Coach Wenc V IfiOWNS Z iROMN$ ;0)i NS IROIANS, rcjAis .ROM 13� .ROJAN4-! VARSITY FOOTBALL Row I Dan Briscoe, Fran Paradise, Jim Taylor, Bob Weber. Paul Taylor, Joe Cihlar, Larry Glaser, Scon Morey, Tom Siewak. Row 2: Coach Wenc, Coach Seaman, Brett Bachman, Scotl Schupmann, Jim O'Flahcriy, Mark Guvc, Reed Pearce, Lee Clore, Robert Robinson, Brian Stauffer. James Graham, Walter Wrubliwsky, Coach Lind. Coach Carstens. Row 3 Bruce Bucher, Mgr.. Brian Pcpich. John Murphy. Jeff Somers, Kirk Smith. John Woodward, Mike Furstcnau. Vince DePinto. John North, Dave Budwit, Tom Rcndall, Dan Curry, Russ Saulnier, Mgr. 92 Fran Paradise attempts to outstep a menacing Hilltopper Fursty does it again as Tom Siewak and Brett Bachman look on. Varsity Football Conference Standings W L T W L T Glcnbard West 5 1 0 Hinsdale 2 4 0 Riv. Brkfld. 4 1 1 Lyons Twp. 2 4 0 Downers North 3 2 1 Proviso West 0 5 1 York 3 2 1 Flash O'Flaherty carries the ball. UOJM ) Sidelines show Strong support and grit. Varsity SquadCaptains-Bottom: Mike Furstenau, Vince DePinto. top: Fran Paradise. John Woodward. Mike Furstenau dives tor the pigskin. ALL CONFERENCE PLAYERS Coach Carstens. Jim O'Flaherty. Lee Clore. Fran Paradise. Back: Jeff Somers, John Murphy. Mike Furstenau. Missing from picture: Mark Guse. 94 Trojan dclcntc forces Knight to fumble. Sophomore defense crushes Hilliopper. Sophomore Football The Sophomore football team was a determined group of young men. All the members of the team were willing to work hard and sacrifice in order to attain the conference championship. Football makes young men out of boys! •Coach Moravec••• The Glenbard game was the biggest game for us. It seemed like the tougher the competition, the better our boys played. The 1972-1973 Sophomore team earned the conference champion- ship. It was my pleasure to coach them. -Coach Walker- • We worked really hard and sacrificed a lot to get the championship, but it was worth it. •Don Hane-•• SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL CONFERENCE STANDINGS W L T W L T Oowners North 6 0 0 Hinsdale 2 4 0 Glenbard West 5 1 0 R.B. t 5 0 Lyons Twp. 3 2 1 Proviso West 0 6 0 York 3 2 1 Sieve Oracko attempts to run. ,7 5 4 6$ SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL: Row 1-Dave Graham. John Karlovit, Craig Hycrdall, Dave Briscoe, Stephen Oracko, Joe Woodward, Bruce Stanley, Don Johnston, John Cummings,Charles Kline, Kelly McCarthy, Art Holpuch, Kevin Dcvick, John Taylor. Mgi. Joe Miller. Row 2: Coach Walker. Craig Holtzkopf. Bob Cook, Tom Farrell, Howard Cole, Sal Mistrctta, Fred Spangenberg, Eugene Hejmcj. Greg Kelly, John Macal, Mike Conrad, Steve Sir asser, Don Hane, John Cull, Robert Wysocki. Coach Moravcc. Rosv 3: Barry Pepich, Dave Carnahan. Mike Kircholl, Rich Smith, Tim Lyons, Bruce Allison, Barry Smith. Joe Kraynik, Jim Elliot, Mike Garry, Jack Jellies, Glen Tourvillc. Bob llerlrcck, Mike Zabol. Joe Rook. 16 Freshman Football Tenacity, mental toughness and togetherness made this team a good one. They will be champions in the years to come Downers Grove North can be proud of them, and these players should have pride in them- selves as well. Coach Wasmer From the beginning we knew we were a good team. All of us played together when we had to. We won and lost as a team. I think our best effort was in the Hinsdale game. It was important because we knew they were good. We played like we were trying to win the bucket. . .and if we were the varsity, we would have. Dave Wascher FROSH A FOOTBALL CONFERENCE STANDINGS W L T W L T Hinsdale 5 1 0 Provtso West 3 2 1 Downers 4 1 1 York 1 5 0 Lyons Twp. 4 2 0 R.B. 0 6 0 Glcnbard West 3 2 1 John Karlovit breaks .mother tackle. Steve Strasscr blasts through the line. Row 1: Tom Slayton. Tom Linnen, Al Trotsky, Tim Egner, Tim Ineich. Steve Oornev. Rich Schwartz, Phil 8rooks, Tim Dowjotas. Scott Lockwood. Tom St.Clair.Row 2: Asst. Coach Bruce Johnson, Mike Maag, Dave Wascher, Russ Lavaja. Nick Berch, Scott Mottlow. Chris Berch. Tony Hubbard. Ken Stachowicz. Rick Jellies, John Montalbano. Dave Jedd, Mike Mogelitz, Head Coach Uoyd Wasmer. Row 3: Wes Keene. Glen Chonko, Mike Towler. John Pasakarnis, Brian Bahler. Mark Cihlar, Brian Kunz, Don Ostrowski, Steve Blancard, Ralph Zobjcck, Mark Rurka, Mike Curry, Dan Weber, John Hejmci. Tom Powell, Ken Thomas. Paul Reich, Brad Hammond. Asst. Coach George Fcuerschwcngcr. Row 4: Bill Rcndall, Tom McMohan, Joel Dicker man, Phil Sterka. Terry Anderson. Dave Janik, Matt Walsh, Chuck Cervenka. Barry Thomas, Steve Resnick, Mike Jakovich. Dan Kelly. Bob Carroll, Andy Gammuto. Dove Dlesk. Randy Stauffer, Tom Judge. Jeff Weeden. 9 Cross Country Cross Country runners make themselves, they are not born. Most of our runners put in 500 miles before the season starts and continue running when the season is over. Cross Country is one of the few sports that you can be part of all your life. Coach Lewis The 1972 Varsity team was the best since 1964. Out of 69 schools that we ran against we defeated 49. We also finished 3rd in the 27 team Niles West Invitational and a respectful 8th in the District. Coach Ritter Varsity Cross Country Standings W L Pts. w L Pis. York 6 0 3 Proviso West 3 3 9% Lyons Twp. 4 2 3' , Downers North 0 6 13 Riv Br k fid 4 2 5’ , Hinsdale Cent. I 5 13 Glenbatd West 3 3 8Vi On your mark, .gel set. . .go! M.V.P. Neal Justice displays his Olympic form. VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY. Row I: Joe King, Jeff Hochlcutner. Roger Beach, Bill Powlowski, Dave DcMaestri, Lance Pliml. Mike Albert. Row 2: Coach Ritter, Bruce Bockelrnan.Oave llalsey, Neal Justice. Craig Kamman, Dan McGowan, Rick Zahora. 98 FROSH-SOPH CROSS COUNTRY Row 1 Tom Mountain. Steve Albert. Gary Sieg. Rich Fierce, Steve Russel, Rich Nilson, Don Weatherly, Jell Prochaska. Row 2: Rich Pacholski. Steve Gunther, Nick Diet . Jell Akc, Steve R os pond, Steve Beams. Jeff Pleiller, Mark Yoder. Row 3 Ooug Onorato, Paul Schwartz, Mark O'Neal. Dan Brand, Russ Kessler, Bill Myers, Mike Peiham, Carl Carnahan, Larry Precure. 99 Dan Brand rounds the bend. Varsity Basketball Basketball gives the player an opportunity to prove him- self as an individual and as part of a group involving a high degree of teamwork. As an individual he has the chance to challenge an opponent and himself to the best of his ability, in order to make himself the best player he can be. It is a sport that demands great teamwork in which the players learn the thrill of competition, the excitement of victory, and the ability to accept defeat. Mr. Wasmer We always seemed to play good against the teams that were supposed to beat us, but then when we played teams we were supposed to beat, we never got up enough for the game. A player Glenbard West 10 2 Downers 5-7 Proviso West 7-5 Hinsdale 57 L.T. 7 5 York 3-9 R.B. 57 Mike McCarroll exhibits his unstoppable jump shot. 100 John North leajxs high in the air (or another rebound. Trojan center Jim Reinert gets ready to block the opposition’s shot as Fran Paradise looks on. Captain Jim O'Flaherty drives down the lane for two more points. 101 Front row. I. to r.-Bill Lusk, manager, Alan Anthony, manager, Mike Me- Carroll, Dan Briscoe, Dean Bateman, Scott Sweeney, Jim O’Flaherty, Fran Paradise, Mark Discipio, Back row; Coach Wasmer, Mike Fitzgerald, Garry McRoberts, Kendall Tucker, Jim Remert. Dan Curry, Dave Siek, Chris Pawlowicz. Brian Pcpich, Coach Dientsbergor. Sophomore Basketball Although the record is unimpressive, (A team 5 12, and B team 2-11) most of the games were extremely close. This was a big team that has shown much improvement through the year. Next year should be different. Coach Krueger The Downers Grove Ponies finished the season winning 15 of 21 ball games, ending up in 5th place in a tough West Suburban Sophomore league. The season was high lighted by winning the Wheaton North Christmas Tourna- ment. Coach Jakes L.T. 10-2 Downers 66 Proviso 93 Glcnbard 2 10 Hinsdale 84 R.B 0 12 York 7 5 Forward Jack Reiner t manages to put up his shot despite heavy traffic. 102 Front row, left to right. Manager Dave Carnahan, Mike Geary, Kevin Rhoades, Ray Joewik, Steve Strasser, Steve Oracko, Manager Joe Divm- cen o. Second row: Vance Antoniou, Tom Cipra, Jeff Prochaska, Jack Reiner I, Gary Pollack, Jeff Chapman, Matt Keeley, Scott Loder, Coach Jakes. Freshmen: From row, (L. to R.). Pat Zabel, manager, Roy Stoic. Steve Resnick, Mike Jakovich, Jeff Kent, Tim Egner, John McCartney. Tim Ineich, Mike Rapp. Bill Haack, monoger, 2nd row. Howard Cohen, manager. Gay Ovc. Jim Thurm. Dan Glover, Matt Peters, Rick Jellies, 8ruce Henricks. Ray Braat , Steve Russell, manager, 3rd row. Coach Krueger, Chuck Cer venka, Jim Vondriska. Mark Rurka, Russ Lavaia, Mike Maag, Mike Curry Rich Kramer, Tom Skok, Coach Hoffman. 103 Guard Scott Loder goes up for another baseline drive. Trojan Wrestling Wrestling is a tough physical sport that teaches the in- dividual self discipline. While it is basically an individ- ual sport, we stress that the team is the backbone of the program. -Coach Ritter It takes many hours of hard work to become a good wrestler. You have to know the moves and play them wisely. We are looking forward to an even better team next year. •-Lucien Senese Terry McCarthy looks over his opponent. The varsity wrestling team had an excellent season this year, finishing second in the West Suburban Conference with a 5-1 record. The team showed great effort and good balance. Ten wrestlers had a winning record and five wrestlers made the All-Conference team. They were: Lance Pliml at 98 pounds, Dave Becker at 105, John Woodward at 155, 167 pound Jim Bartasis, and Terry McCarthy wrestling Heavy Weight. WEST SUBURBAN CONFERENCE STANDINGS W L W L Glen bold West 6 0 Hinsdale Central 2 4 DOWNERS GROVE NORTH 5 1 Proviso West 2 4 York 3 3 H .8. 0 6 Lyons Township 3 3 The JV team tied for the Conference Championship!! Varsity Wrestling Team-bottom Left to Right Lance Pliml, Dave Becker, Second Mow Mr. Walker-Coach, Bill Stillwell, Andy Webbei. Dan Pigott, Mark Hepburn, Bruce Stanley, Ed Johnson, Lee Clore. Bill Porayko. John Woodward, Jim Bartasis. Tim Siesvak. Gary Lessenbcrry. 104 J-V Wrestling Team-bottom left to right: Stew Albert. Paul Widuch. Steve Hill, Bill Arnold. Second Row • 'm Bartasis confidently awaits his match. Mr. Walker, coach; Steve Furlong, Dave Rook. Jeff Hochleutner, Barry Meyer. Vince DcPinto. Greg Stillwell prepares to pin his foe. 105 John Woodward: (155) 1st in District. 4th in State. Dan Pigott roughs up an RB opponent. Sophomore Wrestling Keith Geary wins another. Sophomore Standings W L W L Glenbard West 6 0 Hinsdale 2 4 Lyons Township 5 1 Proviso W. 2 4 DOWNERS NORTH 3 3 R.B. 0 6 York 3 3 Joe Woodward Imds himself in a tough spot. Dave Briscoe intends to flatten an RB wrestler. 106 Bottom Left to Right Dave Briscoe, Howard Wilding, Keith Geary, Tom Hernandez, Al Anselmo, John Dean. Top row: Boh Richie, Bruce Stanley, Mike Kirchoff, Fred Spangenberg, Joe Woodward, Chris Lcintz, Boh Cook, Gary Vucekovich, Bruce Ritter, Coach. Freshman Wrestlers: bottom Lclt to Right Daw Lewallen. Paul Widuch, Dan Kelly, Bill Cleary. Tom Heiinci, Brad Hammond. TO| row: Tom Slayton, Tim Dow|Otas, Ken Stachowicz, Dave Jcdd, Coach Moravec, At Trotsky, Rick Schwartz, John Montalbano, Tom Powell. downers Rick Schwartz goes for Use takedown. Bob Cook plans to make a move. Gymanstics Gymnastics requires a vast amount of dedication, self discipline, courage, and concentration in order for the individual to excel. His high points come from learning new stunts and being able to blend them into a continuous, flowing, artistic routine. Each team has shown growth over the years. To date the gymnastics team has been able to leave something of them to each of the later teams. As each team progresses, the next team will benefit from them. When the gymnast goes out to compete in his event, he knows there is no one else to rely on. Mistakes he makes are his own. There is no one there to cover up for him. This is what makes the gymnast a very self-reliant person. Bill Pearce show, determination on the parallel bars. Bill Stevens warming up on the high bar. 108 Row 1, L R: Mike Porayko, Brian Siedlccki (cpt). Paul Struven (cpt ), Lou Baccarini, Bob Blaida. Row 2: Bill Ludwig, Ken Montgomery, Bob Pfohl, Gerard Lalondc, Frank Muelhausen (cpt.). Bill Stevens. Tom Tuma, Mark Groytek, BUI Roctzheim, Tim Dalton, Al Bckkedahl, Terry Struven, Coach Gordon Johnson. Froshsoph, bottom L-R: Bill Pearce. Ken Webster, Mark Foster, Chance Hubbard. Joel Wad man, Kurt Ekstrand. Row 2: Pete Nash. Bruce Longer, Mike Perham, Dave Nelson, Kevin Morse. Bruce Johnson, Cliff Bridges. Row 3 Art Dane. Gory Foster, Jeff L amber son, Jim Parsons, Jeff Poska. Gary Holzkopf, John Wasson, Coach Dan Swetman. Mark Foster goes through his routine on the side horse. 109 The skfe horse i$ a whiz for Tim Dalton. Captains Brian Siedlecki and Paul Struven. Swimming The biggest change in Downers Grove swimming is the passing of the pool referendum. We now can look for ward to being a contender in the West Suburban Con- ference. The team seems to grow in strength and num- ber every year. Each season we find more and more freshmen out for the team. Many of them have a lot of talent, which, if used properly, will help make the team stronger. Pete Ineich Every year we are stronger and more successful than before. Last year's sophomores were quite successful and should provide the extra boost that the varsity team needs. -John Andrews Scoit Zabler |wishes on. Coach Hayck signals two ntote laps. 110 Varsity Bottom, LR: Larry Glaser, Daw Andrews, Jim Wannemaker. Kirn Stein, Gary Jordan, Pete Ineich. Top: Coach Hayek, Jerry Scluih, Jim Doncrank. Scott Zabler, George Kleutsch, Paul Arnold, Paul Cnstman, Coach Butkus. Frosh-Soph: lit row. L-R: Dave Winters. Scott Engstrom, John Gleason, Phil Young, Bob Felgenhauer, Mike Verdonck, Steve Young, Row 2: Bob Craven, Jed Ake, Gene Kus, Ken Reick, Tom McCabe, Dave Cam| bell. Scott Irwin. Mike fowler. Top row Coach Tom Hayek, Coach Ray Butkus, Jim Cre.tm.in. TedCruse, Don Matter, Bill Teats, Howard Cole, Rich Ran',lord John Andrews. Bill Woldrivm. Jim Wanncmaker gasps toward the finish. Downers swimming bench shows it's weariness after a meet Gary Jordan flies out to an early lead. VARSITY TRACK; Top Row. Jim Jacobson, Many Kelly. Brian Pepich, Budwit. Mark Samiec. Sealed: Roger Beach, Joe King, Neal Justice, Joe Andy Antoniou, Jim Keck, Mike Pacholski, Scott Morey. Row 2: Rich Todd, Chilar. Bill Pawlowski, Bob Steiger. Bruce Bochelman, Dan McGowen, Daw Halsey, Rob Robinson, Dave Andy Antoniou gets psyched up to win the high jump again. Jim Keck smiles at the drought ol winning. 112 Track The greatest difference in track was the adaption of individualized workouts. This change places the re sponsibility of how much a person wants to excel in his own hands. However, in the specialized events, it takes careful observation and participation in coach ing the development of an athlete. Last year and this year were tremendous for me. We have a lot of talent on our team, and I feel we can be pretty tough. Andy Antoniou Coach Seaman tells Jim Jacobson that he doesn't have three feet. Brian Berly rounds the corner Out in front. Frosh-Soph Track; Row I: John Karlovit, Greg Kelly. Joe Rook. Jim Becker, Dave Carnahan, Steve Anthony, Howard Cole, Dave Peterson, Greg Olsen. Row 2: Mike Geary, Chuck Klein, Larry Pccc, Joe Kraynik. Larry Lahner. Barry Pepich, Mike Repp. Row 3; Larry Ensaloco, Chris Stachowicz, Phil Brooks, Tom Palanski, Bruce Hullinger. S.W. Kidd. Jeff Ake, Steve Respond, Dan Brand. Paul Schwartz. Mark O'Neal, Row 4 John Cuff. Jim Stevens, Mark Brcmncr, Steve Russel, Earl Cunningham, Jeff Prochaska. Chuck Visk, Mark Yoder, Gene Kuss. 113 Hondo hurls a mean fast ball! Scon Strauch gets some warm up tosses in before the game. VARSITY BASEBALL-Row 1: Joe Miller, Ed Kriny, Lance Pliml, Craig Coach Ritter, John Woodward, Fran Paradise, Jim Reincrt, Scott Strauch, Campbell, Tony Anselmo. Row 2: Rob Davis, Jim Drenth, Joe Flcyel. Bob Lanny Polio, Norman Frye. Welier, Dan Briscoe, Coach Feucrschwenger. Row 3: Bernie Heckman, 114 Coach Krueger has a few words with the umpire. Baseball Last year's varsity baseball team finished up as West Suburban Conference champs, so it was hard repeating our performance, since we were hit especially hard by graduation. However, I believe we were always in strong contention, mostly because of all conference selection Fran Paradise and pitchers Jim Reinert and Scott Strauch's productive season. Coach Ritter Lanny Poffo warms up in the batting cage. The season was especially short this year, since a lot of our games were rained out at the beginning. It would be better if the season was extended part way into the sum mer. Joe Flegel Coach Dientsbergcr discusses some post-game strategy. 115 Rob Davis just barely avoids a pick-off. Sophomore Baseball-Row 1: John Oran. Alan Anselmo, Bruce Stanley. Buddy Holpuch. Craig Hyerdahl. Steve Oracko. Sal Mistreta Row 7 Coach Dienstbergcr, Dave Graham. Steve Sirasser. Greg Liska Daw Briscoe Scott Loder, John Leonard, Alan Thomas. Row 3: Tom Cipra Jell Prochaska Jack Remert, Scott Saulnier. Coach Johnson. I------- Freshmen Baseball Row I Roy Staie. Scott Whittington, Boh Carroll. Row 2: Steve Resnick. Mike Jakovvich. Al Trotsky, Tom Powell, Bob Weber, Tim Egner. Row 3: Coach Krueger. John McCartney. John Montalbano.' Steve Dorney. Scott Lockwood. Rick Nilson. Mike Stu arek, Coach Ortman. Row 1 Jim Thinm. Mike Maag. Barry Thomas. Ray Braat . Tom Gets, Mark Rurka. 11G Rick Misek practices good form. Golf This year's Golf team had four returning let termen, Rick Misek, Glenn Grabic, Rick Reinmuth and Mike Sell. The last few year's LaGrange, Hinsdale, and Glen bard West have dominated the conference golf. This year however, Downers finally broke through to give them some real competition. One big advantage was that two thirds of our conference matches were on our home course. Frosh-Soph Golf Team; Row 1: John Swenson, Steve Pavlm, John GeBauer, Jeff Kent Row 2: Vance Antomou. 8rian Petitfson, Joel Sage, Gary Mart- holer, Jelf Rahn. 117 VARSITY GOLF; Row 1: Dave Andrews, Craig Thomas, Rick Misek, Tony Silverstem, Scott Zabler, Row 2 Glenn Grabiec. Rick Reinmuth, Mike Sell. Jack Ulrich. Vince OePinto. Tennis Tennis is a sport that relies on the individual's effort more than that of the entire team. This year's team has many excellent seniors as well as juniors returning to the courts. They have some tough competition this year and looking forward to a challenging season. VARSITY TENNIS; Row 1; Brian Stauffer, Eric Connick. Verne Herds, Dick Baxter. Row 2: Dave Kendall, Mark Grcytak, Steve Siler, John North, Mark Web ct, Brett Bachman, Coach Ron Jakes. 118 Frosh-Soph Tenms; Row 1 John Weinberger, Randy Stauffer, Howard Wild- Gary Stroner, Fred Paj e, Rich Ransford, Greg Pape. Hob Oroege. Tod Cecil, ing, Tom Droege, Dave Wascher. Row 2: Don Hane, Steve Albert, Tom Moun- Absent from picture-Coach Ray Butkos tain, Mike Verdonck, Ed Fry, Dave Rdey. Row 3; Don Maher, Kevin Dovick, 119 Bachman's backhand. Eric Conmck leans into a scathing serve. Girls' Sports This year for the first time, girls' sports were offered in seven different areas on the interscholastic level. Aside from the state legalizing competition on a larger scale, Downers Grove North got involved for its own reasons. By offering interscholastic sports we are giving girls a chance to reach their potential. It's a chance for girls to experience competition on a higher level than in physical education class or intramurals. We have of- fered a variety of individual and team sports. Our pro gram included tennis, volleyball, bowling, basketball, badminton, gymnastics, softball, and track. Miss Miller, Coach “Giving into the changing times, we proudly present ...Girls' Sports. Barb Thurm displays her gracefulness, 120 Gymnastics: Bottom, L R; Barb Lang, Tracy Bradley, Chris Brokorhoff. Row 2; Deb Liggett, Mary Jamieson, Sue Zimmerman, Brenda Lane, Marlene Rotzlteim. Row 3. Barb Thurm. Holly Owens, Mrs. Lester, Coach, Randi Olson. Deb Mayer, Mary Immormino. Sue Zimmerman concentrates on her form. Bowling team. Sitting: Terry Lesniak. Barb Ashworth, Sandy Ray. Row 2 Carolyn Rattan, Lynn Badminton players show their form. Thomas, Vicki Lewanski, Joyce Masa. Row 3: Mary Dtiley, Betty Ashworth, Mrs. Deacon, Coach. 8oskctball team: kneeling: Nancy Dressier. Diane Bendel, Roxanne Camp- bell. Joyce McCrory. Cindy Hyerdahl. Cathy Ross. Berme Sibrava. Andrea Thach, Marian Masa. Standing: Coach Miller. Sarah Blauvelt. Sharon Prucha. Linda Sterner, Sherry Long. Amy Snapp. Debbie Seul, Jane Jacobs. Kris Stolk. Giok Khoe. Mrs Muehlhauser. Absent from picture Paula Kcndon. Judy Ronaldson, Ann Pawlowic? 121 Tennis leam: kneeling: Sue Altorfer. Oeb Sporleder, Carol Swiailowski, Terry Lang, Debbie Titrud, SwC Zidck. Standing: Jeanmne LaLonde, Gayle Laisch. Sarah Blauvelt, Holly Owen, Joanne Pecina, Val Clark. Terri Starck. Pam Nanee tries to set the ball. Badminton team; Kneeling: Patty Sell, Dianne Pawl. Carol Swiailowski. Joyce Masa. Debbie Titrud. Row ? Judy Paliga, Carole Ryan, Pat Burkhardt, Pek Hwa Khoe. Monica Rojek, Tern Burianek, Joanne Pecina. Row 3: Sue Meyer, Julie Thieda, Gina Schneiders, Pat Feltz. Miss Rassmussen, Coach. Joanne Pecina displays Iter back hand form. 122 Softball team; Ro� v 1 Marian Masa, Micbelle Meistcr, Gwen Clore, Magpie Tudtsco, Judy Ronaldvon, P� ;k Hwa Lynda Connell and Demse Oeno grit their Khoe. Row 2: Denise Deno. Terry Lang, Diane Ben de I, Lynda Connell, Delrbte Titrud, Sue Altorfer. Row 3: teeth and wait for the fast ball. Miss Miller, Kris Stolk, Joanne Pecma. Jane Jacobs. Dorell Schwartz, Sarah Blauvelt. Linda Sterner, Lynn Retnbos. Absent from picture Nancy Dressier, Giok Khoe. Andrea Thach. Volleyball team; Row 1: Debbie Titrud. Maggie Tudisco. Terry Johns. Carol Mager, Carol Swiatlowski, Alicia Bumgarner. Row 2 Diane Bendel. Pat Burkhardt, Gwynnc McClure, Val Clark. Karen 8advndick, Pam Nance. Claudia Siska, Joanne Pecma. Row 3 Miss Miller, Nancy Mager. Jane Jacobs. Jan Montgomery, Karen Uhlu,Sarah McCollum, Giok Khoe, Debbie Jucovics. Cathy Sharp, Miss Rasmussen. ■ Karen Uhlir socks it to 'em! Finishing first place in the conference, the Volleyball A Team ended with a record of ten wins, two losses. The B Team finished with two wins and ten losses. The Basketball A Team's final standing was one win and three losses. The B Team finished with a two win, two loss record. This year's Badminton team competed with other schools for the first time. They won no conference matches; all the other teams had been in competition before. The Tennis team had a tough season finishing with a conference record of one win, five losses. The Bowling team took first place in the conference handicap division. Vicki Lewanski won first place in the individual high series (handicap), the individual high single game (handicap), and the individual high single game (scratch). Now with a year of competition behind them the girl's teams look forward to other sucessful years. Underclassmen 124 youth, enthusiasm, and tenderness are all like the days of spring, instead of complaining- try to enjoy them. 125 FRESHMEN Coming to high school was a change from Junior High; a welcome change. Sure we get pushed around, hut we wouldn't have it any other way. It took me the longest time to realize that the IMC was only the library. I thought that 149 and the lower cafeteria were the same thing! FINALS!!!! What are finals?? Watching the football team play under the lights adds excitement to the game. One of the nicest parts of being in high school is meeting the new people. Freshman Class 126 CLASS BOARDRow 1 Dave Campbell, April Higgins, Jill Hanneman, Joni Dubicl. Sue Altorfer. Row 2: Becky Auten, Christi Williams, Helen Gamie, Lori Hergmroder, Sue Norton. 'll e es n tri i « i i Aulcn, lir y Uacc-mm, L-m'-i Bakosh, M.w.h-j Bahnski. Ann B un Baron. Dennis 8.1K, Keith Billion, J.nn� s B-irry. l)eb� a Barry, Terry Bast, Judy Bauer. Srlty Becvarik, Rodney Bedell. rAjftr Biwon, Lour Behnke. William Benncti. Slew Beech. Christopher Berch. Nicholas 81-191. F-ulh Biela, Barbara Bigott. Jell Binkovrski. Cheryl Blancorri, Steve BUuvclt, rah Bleul. Eric Boatman. James Bobbs. Sown Bocinsky. Mike Boehnmg. Elizabeth Boley. Judy Boitz. Jeffrey Bottorl. Paula 8ourgeois. Chns Bowman. Bob Braatz. Raymond Brace. Nancy Bradley. Tracy Braem. Judith Bradley. Larry Brcmner. Mark 8rennan. Kathleen Rrewer. Scott Briggs. James Brooks. Phillip Brosolkc. Sandra Brovin. Cheryl Brown. Darlene Bumgarner. Alicia 8urianek. Tern Burkett. Diane 8urkhardt. Patricia Burks. Valeric Burnett. Kenneth Buschman. Wesley 8utler. Edna 8utterlreld. Erston Byrne. William Cabera. Mary Cacctpio. Mark Cain, Robert 127 128 ms 9999 ■0 3 5“ 11} a i im ■ ° 5 y?.is fc � a. OOflO lilt iff f 6 rf s | f ff 5 S elilfeo lllsf??fI IS PS I ri ft ft V •'j w OIhI: Duxlnify, J.irir� C'n«i, Kathy tino, fun f.kstrand. Knit i: isnof. R if. y Cl a. Regina Engsrrorn. Mary Ellon Engstrom, Scon Erdmann, William Erick' m, Nanr.i Evans, Rebecca Falinn. Bill Fonta. Linda Farrell. Uao Fclgcnhow, Bob Foil . Chris Fwidcf, Sandra Fcrionlino, Mike Foiling. Cin ly Fierco. Richard Figura. Richard Fitzpatrick, Barney Fitzpatrick. Oan Folden, Linda Foster. Gary Freds. Nancy Freyman, Paul Frye, Norman Sharon Sc heck el slops (or a drink o( water. Galen. Susan Gammio. Hdcn Gammuto. Andrew Gaul, Gloria Gcbauer. John Gets. Thomas Georgeson, Pat Germain. Arnold Gezunterman, Alex Girten. Sonya Gleason. John Glover. Daniel Goodwin. Kenneth Gore. Barbaro Goumakis. Mary Cradle. Robert Greenhili. Oougias Gregerseo. Gail Greytak. John Guenther, Galen Gulbrandscn, Robert Gunther. Stephan Haack. William Hadamik. Mary 129 Hammond. Bradley Hannemann. Jill Hargrove, Beatrice Harrison, Scott Haltan. Carolyn Hau messe� . Scott Hayes. Cynthia Heaton. Barbara Hedle� . Michael Heller nan. James Heller nan. John Hcjmei. John Hendrickson, William Henning?� . Susan Herenroder. Lori Hernar.de . Kathleen Hot el. Tara Hibncr. Ben Higgins, April Houchlcutncr. Laura Donna Yeingst finds the book she's looking for. Hoflman. Debra Hollman, Scott Hon ik, Patricia Houyham. Hobin Hradccky. Wendy Hubbard. Anthony Huebsch. Jellrey Humptiris, David Hurley. Paulette Hyeniall, Cynthia Immorino, Joanne Ineich. Timothy Iona. Michael Irwin, Scon tsenborge� . Sharon Jaacks, Lorraine Jaffe, Carla Jakovich. Michael Jamieson, Mary Jamk, David Jaskula, Michael Jcdd. David Jellies. Richard Jemcek. Karen Johns. Nancy 130 Chorus stimulates students. Kenney. Robert Kettle . Lynn Kipta. Christina KMInn'. , Ruth Kolar, Jirn Freshmen get in the sp;nt of it. r Kolar. Linda Kfwjnk, Jan Kowalski. Westoy Krai. Milo Kramme . Richard Krajfc. Vicki Kraynik. Alicia Krpal. Man Krupp. Linda Kubmski. Bill Kuhn. Carl Kuhncrt, Susan Kunr, Brian Kurzawa. Jane Kus. Eugene The competition in the Freshmen class is tough. LoBrose. Karen Lacey. Roger Lalonde. Mary Lam ben. Gerald Lang, Barbara Longer, Bruce Langley. Karla LaPlaca. Lisa LaRoche. Mari La Roche. Vivian Laumg, Lisa Lavai. Russell Lovell, John Leach. Nancy Freshmen girls practice hard lor their upcoming concert Lee. Andrea Leintz. Chnstoplier Lentz, Randy Leonard. James Lesniak. Detira Lesscnberry, Cindy Lewallen, David Licdtke, Susan Lilicgrcn, James Lumen, Thomas Lipiiert, Denise List, Jennifer Littleton, Susan LocksvocKl, Scott Loder. Sue Loehman, Laura Logan, Laura London. Robert Long, Sherry Long, Virginia Lorenz. Jell Lubbers, Oaniel Ludtke, Sue Maag, Michael Macquilkin. Meg,inn Migetitz, Michael Mager. Carol Mogmdcr, Scott Mogruder. Todrl Mohar. Cynthia Malinowski, Irene Manak, Sandra Marshinski, Laura Mortinek. Patricia Mosa. Mark Masters, Lawcrencc 132 133 Palansky. Tom Paliga, Judy Palma. Roy Palmer. Sue Pane. Laura Pape. Greg Pamsh. Bruce Pasakarms. John Parsons. Jim Pavhn. Stephen Pawl. Dianne Pasvlowicz. Ann Pearce. Pamela Pearce. William Pearson. Timothy Pecoro. Gail Peters. Matt Petersen. Karen Phelps, Don Picker I. Hanson Pitvorec. Sharon Ptiml. Lana Poska. Jell Powers. Kim Price. Neal Prusa. Roberta Popp, Scott Putts, Raymond Quick. Tom Raap. Leroy Rader. Luann Rakowski, Michael Rand, Kathy Ransford. Lcesa Ray, Sandy Rcascr. Beth Reich, Paul Reid. Steve Repp. Mike Resmck. Steve Ret unge� . Lois Rider, Margaret Riley. Dave Riz o. Tracy Rojek, Melanie Rondeau, Robin Rui , Cathy Runyon. Ann Ruopp, Patricia Rurka, Mark Russell. Steve Ryan. Carole Rybinski, Mari Ryson, Daniel Ryszkiewicz, Michael Saiot. Linda St. Clair. Tom Sand, Chris Sanders. Lorainc Santoro, Joseph Schaeffer, Kathryn Scheckel. Sharon Schiavo. Patrick Schmc, Sandra Schlachler, Carol Schroeder. Jim Schumacher. Gregory Schuppius. Susanne Sell. Pat 134 r Smith, Jim Smith, Karen SoutOf. D.vy S(Vti)nol. , Mick Spinney, Ellen Spread. Mary St.Khowic . Ken Stack, Bob Freshmen find it's easier to talk in the halls than in the classroom. Sherry Morris Practices good posture. Swenson, John Swiatek. Frank Swiatlowsfci. Carol Switzer. David Szalkowski. Sue Ann S2cil(ii, Ilona Tagoe. Jeamnc Tandaric. Rita Taylor. Colleen Taylor. Peggy Teal. Jeanette Teal. Wesley Thicda. Julie Thomas. Barry Thomas. Jell Thonvjs. Ken Thomas, Sherry Thurm. Jim Torbik. Scotl Tor mol Ian, Ena Trotsky. Al Turner. Bol) Tuiile, Keith Tyler, Sharon Varlcboncoeur. John Valiman. Mike Vallnwn. Nancy Var|u. Rovinn Vasholz, Julie Velasco, Darlene Verdonck, Mike Vesely. Carla Veverka. Chuck Vcvcrka, Nancy Visk. Chuck Vondnska. Jim Voselski, Greg Vrdoljak, Tcrl Waller. Oebbi Walsh. Man Wallers, Jim Wave her. David Waskow. Karen Weber. Dan Weber. Lynn Weedcn. Jell Wcimer. Josic Wesley, Chris Wesl. Ruth Whetstone. Don While. Bruce Whittington, Scott Wick. Cathy Widuch. Paul Wilkins, Joyce 136 April Higgins. Pam Pearce and Gail Grcgcrson congratulate Rose Destefano. Freshmen find time to converse between classes. Williams. Barb Williams. Christie Wilson. K.von Winkler. Martha Wmtcrmute. Mary Winters. Dave Wolff, Sherry Wood. Cheryl .Wood. Lisa Worrcl. Debra Ycingst. Donna Yoder. Mark Young. Phil Young. St ere Youngs, Oonise Zabe . Pat Zadenet . Paula Zajac. Ruth Zcanick. Ann Zikis. Sue Zimmer. Mary Zimmerman. Susan Zirjow. Joyce Zobjeck. Ralph SOPHOMORES We're Number One!! With an undefeated football team, next year's varsity conference title is in the bag. When you're a freshman, the upperclassmen pick on you a lot. Now that we're sophomores, we have someone to kick around. The class boards have done quite a bit to bring the class together. The kiddie cars aren't all they're cracked up to be. Freshman year was a blast. Now that the novelty of being in a new school has worn off, we realize the amount of work really involved. Even though being a sophomore does have its advantages, the upperclassmen have more. Sophomore Class 138 SOPHOMOflE CLASS BOARDfrom left to right Gloria Ferguson, Kathy Jamieson, Monica Rojcct. Peg McMaster. Merceries Weber. Sue Mueller, Jean Bonomi. A.� .!..-, Ain.-.. I Andersen. I' Anthony. Si«vn Antonum. V.mo- An .sltln.� , Him in Archer. Am... Atfli� � t. H..I� Arontl. Debra AtriMde, Shirley A-.hiitoiili. Barb Ashv orlh. Betty Atkinioft, Cirol Atxjo. -tack Auiim. Don Baclmvin, Lynne Baker. Chuck Boko� , Debbie Bake . LarJonna Ballo. Sue Sophomores work busily to complete their 2nd place Hoot. Barbe� . Scott Barlholomac. Judy Barton, Jamie Bednar . Bob Ben. Annette Belienve. Jett Bembemck. Linda Berg. Pam Bergman. Rosonn 8ergst� om. Metmda Aube'ry. Gary Bmghom. Cathy Bisaillon, Karen Black. Dave Bla da. Kitty Blake. Dave Bodoh. Todd Botev. Jack Bollinger. Kris Bonomi. Jean Borg. Debbie 8owers. Jennifer Brace. Gary Bradck. Marianne Bra lev. Doreen Brand. Dan Braucr. Don 139 «36 3u 3 5c3o SS £ 09 3 CS CS £ £ £ - _ illi n | iiij ® o © ; UUUl 140 A memorable evening at homecoming. . ««wnfiT f a o a Feckner. Cindy Fergusen, Gloria Fiola. Frank Fierce. Dean Fike, Dan F ilipovr. Bob Fitzgerald. Sally Flegcl. Ai Flegal. Lynn Foster, Gayle Frank. Let Frantz. Kathy Fredenburg. Diane Frola. Dave Fry. Ed Furttcn.au. Chuck Furlong. Dave Gnhlon. Tom Gary Stroncr escorts AF$ student, Noy. to homecoming. Garry. Mike Gaul, Monica Gaylord, Mark Geary. Kicth Gehle. Ron Gerdmg. Linda Getz. Mary Ghanayem. J.v.vad Gibton. Cheryi Giles. Craig Glenn. Lori Goldman. JeM Gore. Carol Goshen. Rebecca Goshen. Roberta Grams. Melamc Gray. Donna Gunn, Helen Gunnels. Phil Gunther. Mor Haag. Torri H alien, Jed Hampton, Donna Hampton. Hpmy Hanc. Don Hardman. Bill Hargrove. Pat Harm, Kim Hart, Steve Harte, Christopher Hartigan. Tom Haumesscr. Rena Heckmann. Bernie Hcelan. Robin Hcjmei. Eugene Heilman, Karen Hengels. Dee Dee Hen nessy. Jan Henninger. Rick Hepburn, Mark Her beck, Robert Hernandez. Tom Hinrichs. Kathy Hochleutner, Pam Hodirvj, Dawn Hollman. Hugh Holly, Debbie Holshouser. Jack Holzkopl, Gary Hornbrook. Lisa Hotchkiss. Bev Hradecky. Susan Hubbard. Chose Hubbard. Diana Hubbcrt, Mclmda Hullingcr. Bruce Hyerdall. Craig Jamieson, Katie Jarecki. Mike Javid, Liana Jeihes. Jack Jonmson. Caryl Jonmson, Cheryl Jcscly. Jim Jinga. Sharon Johansson. Tom Johnson. Bob Johnson, Bruce Johnson, Jan Johnson. Pam Johnston. Don Jones. Chris Jones. Janet Jozwik, Ray JuCOvkx, Debbie Kaccr. Donna Karasek, Bill Karasek. Wendy Karlovit, John Kasc, Brian Kasinecz, Bob Keasler. Mellody Keller. Bill Kelly. Greg Kcndon. Paula Kenney, Debbie Kessler, Russ Kcwley. Matt Khoe. Pekhwa King, Patricia Kirchod. Mike Kirkpatrick. John FLUNK NOW foetet dlat i The Sopltomorc philosophy ol school is Laprise. Sharon Latshav . Bill Laughlin. Julio Laughim. Kathy Lavaja. Choryi Len)h. Jenny Leint . Robin Leonard, Jim Leonard. John Lewanski. Chris Linn, James Lipkin. Lore Lisako. Greg Lockett, Bill Loder. Scott Loll. Gary London. Chns Londos. Jim Loser, Oeb Lubbers, Dean Lynch. Cindy Lyons. Tim Macai. John MacCrimmon. Li Machen. Greg Mackie. Brian MacLean. Patncia Magoaiara. Rose Maher. Don Majewski. Mike Majorowski, Cheryl Malik, Karen Martin, Brian Martin, Sue Mar ano. Roberta Masa. Oavid Masek, Julie Mateski. Richard Mar thaler, Gary Mathioscn. Steve McCabe, Tom Katie Jamieson is working towards those blue shorts. McCarthy. Oave McCarthy. Ketly McCollum, Sarah McCormick, Lee McCreary, Karen McGah. Ann McGinnis, Don McHugh. Lorrio McIntyre. Steve Me Knight. Martha McLaughlin, Larry Me Master. Peggy McNamara. Guy Meaden, Charles Memcngj, Sue Mendez. Angie Beth Nelson concentrates on setting a good margin. Mesch. Vince Messmer, Ken Messmer. l.ceann Meyer, Karen Miller. Joe Miller. Mercer Misck, Jennifer Mistrctta, S.� l Mitchell. Michelle Ml Time oul to consider j new strategy1 Mi ener. Allison Mochol. Ph l Motaro. Scott Mont.ilts.ino. Gina Mooha. Marlon no Moravec. Don Morns. Sherry Morse, Kevin Mroi, Tim Mueller. Sue Mullins. Rikki Musch. Cheryl Myers. Judy Nash. Pete Neese. Dave NHson, Ruth Nelson. Beth Nelson. Karen Nelson. Sue Nemec. Allen Nemecek. Dawn Nessenjia. Toni Nichols. Bill Nilsori. Sharon Nulicck. Karen Oldham. Gatl Olson. Gary O’Neal. Mark Onoraio, Dave Oracko. Sieve O'Reillv. Don Ortner, Rick Paniaieo. Agatha Paoleilo. Jim Pape. Fred Pappas. Pai Parkhurst. Wendy Parsons. Debbie Patterson. Donna Paule. Dawn Paulson. Roger Pecina. Joanne PepiCh. Barry Pepich. 8rent Per ham. Mike Peierson. 8rian Peterson. Da-re Pewas. Mike Philippi. Mike Phillips. Ocbbie Phillips. Kirk Piotrowskt, Bcrmce Pilvorec. Debbie Pled, Andy Potak. Joe Pollack. Gary Powers. Colleen PredovK. Kathy Pnban. Bob Price, Tim Prinos. Gary Prochaska. Jetf Rahn. Je« Rantfotd. Rich Rawle, Bill Rock, Kenneth Roily. Linda Ronert. Jock Reitze . Kathy Rendek, Pete Hhoadet. Kevin Ring. Tom Roetzheim. Marlene Rojek. Monica Ron.iUlvon. Judy Rook. Joe Rospond. Steve Rost. Bill Rudd. Linda Rutchke. Vickie RuivHI. Mary Ruttell. Sue Rvno. Peggy Ruzicka, Lou Ruzicka. Lone Ryan. Hugh Ryan. Laura RyliKki. Marine Ryan. Sue Sanko. Lori Saulnier, Scott Schmidt. Kim Schretio. Debbie Schultz. Bill Schwartz. Pj„| Scntsmier. Diane Sc epamk, Doiothy Seaman, Wendy Seratti. T.mny Shannon. Kathy Sharp, Cathy Shaw. Norm Sheehan. Regina Shelgten. Carole Sherman, Lora Shire, Denne Shorn.in. Hot) Sihrava. Don Siebcrt. Kawe Sieg. Mike Skinner. Scott Slaqa, Bill Slec nr. Char let Smallwood, Bob Smetana. Steve Smith, Bart Smith. Colleen Spmola. Vicky Sporlorlcr. Oebi Spumer. Amy Stachowski, Wendy Sl ick. Tim Stadtler. Fred Stanley. Bruce Starck. Tern Stavrg. Jon Sterner. Nancy Stemhaus. Linda Skoiw, Gary Sullivan, Mary Swab. Paine Swanson, Robert Swiech. Cindy S ypura. Bill Tandalic, Mark Taylor. Joe Taylor. John Jiving at Homecoming' Teals. Bill Tee. Rick Thomas. Alan Thomas. Jerry Thomas. Lynn Thompson. Carol Thompson. Julie Thygesen. Roy Timke. Don Tourvill . Glenn Trainor. Jan Trclease. Rich Treomis. Roberta Trojanowski. Rose Mane Uhlir. Karen Sarah McCollum shows spin! as Tro� ans light to victory. Utley. Karen Vallejo, Mike Vanvalzah. Robert Vecchio. Pam Vladova. Fred Vorda. Wayne Vucekovich, Gar Wadman. Joel Walker. John Wallace, Kathy Quiet study Walsh, Tim Wasson, John Weatherly, Don Weaver, Julie Weber. Chris Wct cr. Mcrcc Webster. Ken Wegener. Jud Weinberger. John 148 A little chat between classes. Mtti Wilson, Jan Wilson. J.irnes Wilson. Roberta Winkler. Mary Winter mute. Phil Woldman. Bill Wolf. Sue Wolntk. Liz Womack. Ken Woodward. Joe Wysocki. Bob Yeater. Randy Young. John Zabel. Mike Zelmcr. Becky Zimmerman, Dave Zerbe. Mike 149 JUNIORS We have the most fun of all the classes. We're unloved by the rest of the classes in the school. The underclassmen are scared of us and the seniors don't like us. Each year the teachers and the courses seem to be getting harder. With only one more year until graduation, it's difficult to concentrate on the matters at hand. All we wanted was a second place Homecoming float. That's all. The Junior Class seems to be having a difficult time get- ting organized this year. Perhaps next year will be better. Junior Class 150 JUNIOR CLASS BOARD: bottom, Keith Sides. Terti Block. Jim Jacobson. B.irb Stock. C.ithy Mitchel, Maureen O'Grady. Top. Miss Souders, sponsor. Bob Pearce, George Kluetsch. Kate Snell, Sue Zidek, Kim Phillips, Darenda Ferguson. Arnold, Paul Arnold . Bill Cindy Horion finds float building hilarious. Awnun, Alien Atkinson. Deb B.mtie. Tom Baker. Leonne 8a«ry. Mary 8artasis. Jim Bates. Sally Beach. Roge� Becker. Terry Bccvarik. Rick Bekkedal. Alan Bell. Bev Belobraydich. Jon Bendel. Dune 8crch. Betsy Bcrley. Brun Berry. Dick Beray. Laurel Biela. Deb Bieia. Denms Bigger. Sieve Birks. Bev Black. Torn Blackburn. Donna Blair. Peggy Blair. Polly Blauvclt. Rich Bobbt. Barb Bocek. Ale Bocinsky. Cindy Bohi, Dan Bonk. Oave Borgemeister. Lola Borsi. Judy Botiorff, Beth 151 Bowden. Loti Bowden. Scott 8 owe. Joe Bradley. Marge Brawn. Janet Bremnw. Leslie Bnen. Robin Bright, Terri Bnscoe. Dan Brosofske, Greg Brunei). Beth Bryant, Tom Budovec. Sue Budwit. Dave What? A dinosaur in an English classi Burgess. Dons Cabrera. Patrick Campbell. Roxane Carlin, Gary Carlin, Shawn Carlson. Dave Carlson, Lon Carlson, Sue Carnahan. Deb Carney. Kathy Castaldo, John Charapata, Bev Chmietcwski, Mike Chott. Kathy Christensen. Kim Cililar, Joe Cirko. Cathy Clark. Becky Clay. Caihy Clevenger. Dave Conic� , Gwen Connie k. Eric Cook. Kay Cooper. Karen Corbin. Wendy Corbine, Karen Corrigan, Kathy 152 Craig, J.wmu Cf.iwii, Mike C'Klntlin, l‘.ml Cudi� , Chuck Cul| , M.irk C ajka. Frao CzulOk, Marge Dankwardt, Gr«g Debs. Duane Deed . Phillip Oienofl. Darlene Octane . Bill Deno, Dawn Deno. Denise Deremlingcf. Bcv Dickerson. Dick DxJrickson. 8ob Doncrank, Jim Dromann, Dayle Drentb. Dave Drenih, Jim Duka, Greg Eaton. Pat Eggcrt. Rich Rose MdggiO works intently on her sculpture. Beth Brunei! is elected Junior Attendant for homecoming. Egner. Rich Ekstrarvd. Keith Ellington. Wanda Elliot. Darlene Elza. Deb Engttrom. John Fallon, Crystal Fultz. Pat Ferguson. Darcnda Ferrara. Pat Fitzgerald. Kevin Fitzgerald. Mike Maureen O'Grady appraises her hard work on the float. Miik Greytak plays skillful tennis. Flick. Jodc rosier, Sandy Erclich, Dennis Fruci. Thereso Giinmunn. Marilyn George, Carol Gcorgeson, Dorothy Georgeson, Duane Ge untcrman, Alan Gleason. Li Gnat, Paul Goodman. Jill Golinskt. Paula Gram, Ron Grcenhill, Jenny Gregor. Mary Groy, George Grcylak, Mirk Gridin, Andrea Groot cnhoch, Elise Grover, Leo Gunn, Chuck Hahn, Linrla Hain, Cindy Hammond, Marina Hanifon, Kathy Hough, Chris 154 Hubbert. Barb Hubbert. Mark Hultman, Brad Hyde. Gail Irnmormmo, Mary Ingram. Jem Iona. Sue Jacobi. Jane Jacobson, Jim Jaskula. Sue J.lek. Cathy Johanson, Gram Johanson. Wayne Jones. Donnn Jonci. Pam Judge. Mike Karl. Drew Karmazin. John Oavc Wilson and Scott Zable Show typical junior enthusiasm. Sue Arbands goes through the tiring process of registering. Koptik, Steve Kosmal. Keiry Kovac. Jean Kowalchuck, Ann Kring, Eli Krueger. Andy Kyme, Leslie La Brose. Don Lacey. Carol La Coste. Robbi Lalish. Beth Lambert. Mary La Ptac.i, Nancy Larson, Connie Larson, Jon Larson. Kathy Lassiter. Mary Laugct, Mary Laumg. Sue Leahy. Pat Lc Blanc, Mike Lein wiser. John Lekovish. Vicky Lentz. Colleen Leverenz, Cheryl Carol Gcroge looks happily at the outcome ol the foot- ball game. 156 Lynn Sobanta and Mary Me Alpine are intrigued by beach ball . McGrath. John McGowan, Dan Me Knight, Doug McRobertj. Gory Meoden. Mike Matter, Michele Metoun. Gary Meierole. Ron Miller. Nancy Mitchel. Cathy Montgomery. Ken Moore. Cathy Morey. Scott Morphy. Kevin Neese, Carol Nelson. Jon Nelson. M.irvin Nicholas. Mike Nixon. Mel.into O'Connor. Tim O'Grady.Mauieen O'Grady. Scot I O'Reilly. Tom Oilock. John Osikowicz. Joyce Pacheco. Dave Palmer, Jan Parker. Brian Who needs boys anyway? Pawlowicz. Chris P.iyne. Sonrly Pe.wce. Bob Peceny. Tom Petiuck. Cindy Plohl. Bob Phillips. Kim Piek.irz. Theresa Pliml. Lance Pogue. Terri Popard. Carol Porayko. Bill Powell. Karen Preban, Cecilia Potts. Joan Quick. Tina Rahn, Cathy Rajsky, Greg Ramp. Al Reaser. Craig Reich. Lisa Reiman, Janice Reinmuth, Rick Ricgtc. Kirk Robinson. Rob Romaniszak, Randy Ronaldson, Scott Rozak, Kim Ruiz. Karin Runnels. Ray Runyon. Stan Ruthardl, Kim Ryszkiewicz, Bob 158 Oarcnda Ferguson and Wendy Prochozka anxiously watch the outcome of the game. Junior girls wan on the sidelines, some happy, some thoughtful. Soil. Mary St Clair. Cheryl Sam tec. Karen Sauer. Jell Schad, Ale Schleper. Bob Schmid. Andreas Schneider. Nancy Seely. Pete Senese. Luoen Seui. Oeb Seweryn. Micky Sheber. Tom Shekelle. Paul Shelton. John Siblik. Joe Skies. Keith Sieg. Tom Sick. Dave Sicwak, Tom Silvcrstem. Tony Siska. Claudia Skok. Marilyn Stagier. Sara Slusarek. 8ob Keith Ekstrand and Mike Fitzgerald work tirelessly on their float 159 Smith. Connie Smith. D.ive Sobania. Lynn Soltwisch, Pout Soucck. Steve Soukup. Bob Soutar. Corrienne Spreng. Nancy Spurney, Bob Stauffer, Brian Steiger. Bob Stem. Kim Steiner, Lirula Stephens. Tim Stevens. Bill Stewart. Deb Stillwell. Greg Stock. Barb Stockholf, Brian Stolk. Kris Strauss. P.im Swailes. Diane Sweeney. Scott Swenson. Barb Swiglo, Jim S rom. Jerry Szypura, Sue Thieda, Bob Thomas, Jeannette Thomas, Larry Thomas. Merry Thompson. Dawn Thurm, Barb Titnxl. Deb Todd. Rich Dennis Biela takes a break from snapping pictures (or a laugh. L Terry Becker thinks ol other things besides lunch. 160 Barb Stock walks thoughtfully down the hall. Junior girls flaunt their intelligence. Tramor. Tom Trigin. Bill Tudiseo. Margaret Vaglica. Marion Vaillancourt. Nadine Velasco, Rosalie Vorgien. Wendy Vial. Paul Vladova. Bob Vosefski. Steve Vrdol|ak. Jim Vucckovich. Mike Walker. Steve Webber. Marge Wendt. Denise Wesley. Martha Whalen. John White. Mike Williams. Barb Wilson. Dave Wmseh. Barb Winter. Connie Winters. To ! Wrssmann, Bob Woldman. Pat Wolsfeld. Karen Young, Pat Zabler. Scott Zaccan. Jerry Zack. Paul Zahora. Rick Zapei. Shelley Zidek. Sue Zimmer, Caroline Zindrick. Bob Zwccrts, Jan 161 Seniors . .i� -.j 162 we are always looking to the future-, the present does not satisfy us.— our ideal what- ever it may be lies further on. 163 Senior Class Board: Front Row Gale Gee. Pete Incicti, Karen Mann, Lisa Pokorski, Angie Pappas, Chip Hotzd. Back Row: Terry Ulfig, Alison Drummond, Norm Kenney. Not Pictured Deb Schiavo Looking back on the last three years, I think senior year is the best. By this time you have a sense of maturity and feel more secure in the school. Senior year is what you make of it. You can sit around and wait for something exciting to happen to you, or you can make what happens to you exciting. I've be- come a sophisticated senior and have focused on and waited for GRADUATION. A lot of things happen when you're a senior. All of a sudden you realize you're growing up and you've got to start making decisions on your own. You realize this is probably the last time that you will spend a lot of time with your friends. The Class of '73 will always be remembered. What other class could have two first prize Homecoming floats? The Senior Class 164 I Tom Anderson Allen Anthony Andy Antonino Lind.) Anthony Mike All ett Maria Archer Oarlene Ashe Karen Aspel Mark Atkinson Brett Bachman Diane 8acino Karen Badcndick Gary 8ahlcr Fred Baker Lorle Batch Bev Barton Jo Barber Cindy Barry Pat Bartlett Pamela B.ntans Dean Bateman 2� George Bathgate Elaine Beard 165 Todd Belobraydic L.uircl Bein Janet Berg Cheryl Binder Words are not the only thing A C.ippcllu lorgcts. Bonnie Blazek Sue Blossfield LeAnn Bitner Pk Elizabeth Black John Blanford Priscilla Bollinger IGG Tony Bomli Diane Boons� ra Karen Borlh Mary liouifor, Sharon Bower Kathy Brong Barbara Brown Karen Brown Kevin Brown Edward Bryar Bruce Bucher Information? Barbara Buchman 167 Linda Bu«r Jim Bushmann She� yl Camjibcll Karen Cerveny Pam Chappel Betsy Chenault Dee Christman Michelle Cierpoit Mike Butlei Tim Caldwell Nancy Campbell Dean Bateman and Marty Diaz enjoy detentions. 168 Lynda Connell Rachel Coolahan Donna Cooper Deborah Creamer Deb Cytrych Cheryl Dahlman James Dean Lois Davis Marty Diaz Tim Dalton Vincent DcPinto Rob Davis Marianne Oealy Molly Dickerman Wynnette Deidrichs 111 1 I Gary Donaldson Gi cla Own Scott Domey Delores Dunham Kit Eckert Janet Engherg Davitl Engfer Jean Erdmann Gail Ernest Cris Evanston Andrea Falconier Lynn Fandrey R� ck Fanta 170 Paul Feckner Jim Feld Marcia Finley Robin Fisher Denise Fike Susan Fisher Laurie Fox Mimi Fox Sharon Fra ier Mike Fredericks Steve Furlong Mike Furstcnau Mark Gains Denise Gaul Gale Gee Nancy Geldermck Sharon Getty Kathy Gierlach 171 Awright! 172 Mure Hollctt Carol Hancock Dorene Hansen Bari) Hart Brenda Heaton Christy Hedler Edwin Hendrickson Sandra Hengels William Hetzel Mike Hornbrook Bob Hughes Jill Hlady Sharon Hoffman Deb Hogya Peicr Ineich Renee Jackson Janna Jacobson Larry Jerousek Ray Jilek 173 Sandro Jones Mike Furslenuu absolves Jell Somers o( his sins. 174 Tom June Neal Justice Deb Kasineez Norman Kenny Joe Kint| Kathy King Ken Kitzmiller Sharon Kohut Peter Koptik James Kosatka Brian Kovarik 176 Vince Depinto looks lor .in opponent. Brenda Lane Terry Lang Mel Longer Ruth Longer Debra Leahy Cheryl Lesniok Dan Lassiter Mike Laurinaitis Gary Lessenberry Victoria Levvanski Mary Linn Kathy List Terry Lcsmak Joyce Maedi Art MdcQuilkin Sue Majeen Terry Manak Karen Mann 178 Janet Martinck Kathy Gierlach adds a final touch. Seniors enjoy a friendly evenly matched game of basketball. Raymond Memenga Gale Messmer Joseph Metzger Barry Meyer Terry Meyer Laurcne Milawski Dclxirah Miller Shari Milstead Richard Misek James Mochel I 180 Wendy Modersohn Dan Monson Jan Montgomery Bill Moody Deborah Moore Elizabeth Moore Terry Morris Timothy Nelson Madalline Ncn Jody Noon Helen Noheil John North Richard Northway Mr. Pappas, always a Senior favorite- Darilyn O'Grady Homecoming Steering Committee take a break in preparation. ■ Richard Olson Doug Onorato Mark Oshinski Kc t O'Grady Patricia O'Grady 182 Where's the football? Michael Pacholski 133 David Pasakarnis Bradley Paulson Appreciation is expressed to the victorious coaches. Debra Paw Reed Pence Dan Pigot Reed Pearce Stephen Pearson Mark Pence King Bob and Queen Nancy love a parade. Lisa Petersen Jell Peterson John Picked Dale Peterson Christine Pettit 18-1 Sandra Pippenger Lanny Polio Lisa Pokorski Debra Polarek Joseph Pomes Karen Pommier Sieve Popp Mike Porayko Michael Prinos Linda Provmski Joe Prucha Sharon Prucha Richard Prusa Marijo Raap Darnel Rankin Rory Rink Darcy Rilier Karen Badendick and John North take timeout for a picture Djve Rook Catherine Ross Cynthia Rossiter Paul Rouffa Bob Russell Diane Rutt Ann Ryan Matthew Ryan Thomas Sadrakula Carol Safranski Kathy Salm Maiilyn Sanders Mark Samiec Aria Sanko 186 Jane Saul Jean Saul Mike Sharkey ponders professional float building. Tom Schwartz Steven Sezepanik Kim Seaman Joel Seely Janet Schwartz 187 Paul Sheber Nancy Shuman Michael Sell Michael Sharkey Craig Sharp Brian Siedlecki T irn Siewak Stephen Siler Rick Siebert Deborah Simpson Robert Singer Lance Skala David Skoumal Debbie Sleeker 188 Varsity cheerleaders take a break. Brad Smith Kirk Smith Amy Snapp Sloven Snyder Nancy Solone Jell Somers Peggy Souk up Kevin Sprecker Chris Spurrier Craig Stachowski Richard Steunhaus Amy Stefiuk 189 Paul Struven Margaret Stroud ' -r Julie Swanson Robert Swanson Susan Stuebe Carol Svaboda Mirybelh S alkowski Dale Taylor Andrea Thach Craig Thomas A Terry Thayer Lcsltc Thoman Alan Switzer 190 Terry Thomas Roger Thompson Keith Tintera Kindred spirits. Sharon Todd DebTreiber Mary Trigil� Kendall Tucker Tom Toma Gerald Tuttle Star Uhlir Terry Ulfig Jack Ullrich Vicki Vallarta 191 Seniors head (or the celebration. On to McDonalds! Janies Walsli Jim Wanncmakvr Nelson Warnell Mark Was Barbara Wascher Blanc Webster 192 Mark Waskow Andrew Webber Mark Weber Patti Wegener Kenneth Woll Tod Zapel Michelle Zielinski Robert Wolt Marianne Zefasko Steve Zimmerman Cynthia Zirzow Jo Ellen Zulas Barbara Wood John Woodward Walter Wrubliwsky Graduation attire befuddles Steve Siler. 103 6K My Wo COLOUR MY WORLD As time goes on, I realize just what you mean, to me. Now, now that you're here promise your love that I've waited to share. And dream of our moments together. with hope wtl :««S8 Senior Summaries 73 Teachers Aid 1; Trackeue 2; Powderpuff Football 3. ALBERT, MIKE-National Honor Society 4; Cross Country 1,2,3.4, Captain 4; Wrestling 1.2,3.4; Track 1,2,3. ANTONIOU, ANDY-National Honor Society 4; National Athletic Scholarship Society 3; District High-Jump Champion 3; All Area Track 4, D Club 4; Track 1,2.3,4, Captain 4; Cross Country 1,2; Chorus 1. ARCHER, MARTA-lllmois State Scholar 4; National Merit Scholar 4; A Cappella 4, Operetta 4; Chorus 1,2,3. ATKINSON, MARK-Downers Grove South High School 2. BACHMAN, BRETT-Physical Science Award 1; Physics Award 3 Gold Math Award 3; Silver Math Award 3; Rensellaer Medal 3 Bausch and Lomb Science Award 4; National Honor Society 4 Illinois State Scholar 4, National Merit Letter of Commendation 4 Society of Outstanding American High School Students 4; Home coming Court 4; SAR Runner-Up 4; Representative Assembly 2,3 D Club 4; Football 2,3,4, Tennis 2,3,4. BARTON. BEVERLY Pep Club 3; Athena Drill Corps 3.4; Powder- puff Basketball 2. BATEMAN, DEAN-lllinois State Scholar 4, National Honor Society 4. Honor Student 4; CAULDRON 4, Basketball 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1,2; Chorus 1. BAXTER, RICHARD-Tennis 1,2,3, Berkshire Junior High School 1. BEARD, MARGUERITE-Quill and Scroll 4, National Honor Society 4. Cheerleader 3.4; Sophomore Class Vice-President; Leader 3; Omega Staff 4; Homecoming Steering Committee 4. BEIN, LAUREI CAULDRON 4; Girl's Club 1; Trackettes 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2; Drama Club 2, Pro Bono Publico 2,3,4; AFS 2. BECKER. DAVE D-Club 4. Wrestling 1.2.3.4. BEDELL. JIM Leader 3.4. BACINO, Dl AN E-Cheerleader 1; Student Council Representative 1; Immaculate Heart of Mary, Westchester, Illinois 1,2,3. BADENDICK, KAREN Pom Pon 100% Award 4; Leaders Club 3.4, Athena Drill Corps 3,4, Captain 4, Volleyball Team 3.4; Powder- puff Football 3.4; Powderpuff Basketball 2,3. BAHLER, GARY Football 1.2,3. BAKER. FRED Illinois State Scholar 4; Chess Club 2; Football Manager 3. BALCH. LORLF. A Cappella 4; Pep Club 3; Operetta 4. Powder puff Football 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3. BARTLETT, PAT-Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow 4, Four-Year Library Aid 4; Illinois State Scholar 4; National Honor Society 4; A Cappella 4, CAULDRON 4; Library Aides 1.2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 2, Vice-President 4; Pep Club 1,3; Pro Bono 3; BELOBRAYDICH, TODD Band 1,2,3; Pollution Club 2. BERG. JAN Chorus 1.2,3. BITNER, LEANN Silver Math Award 3; Illinois State Scholar 4; All State Band 2,3,4, National Merit Letter of Commendation 4, Honor Student 4, National Honor Society 4; Cauldron Quill and Scroll 4; Senior Band 4; Band 1,2.3.4. Orchestra 3,4; Girl's Club 1; CAULDRON 4; Student Government 2,3. BLATTNER, CATHLEEN-Benet Academy 1,2,3. BLAZEK, BONNIE A Cappella 4; Band 1,2,3. BLOSSFIELD, SUSAN Civic Theatre Award 3. National Honor Society 4; DAR Semi-Finalist 4; Homecoming Attendant 1; Best Actress Award in District Plays 3; Drama Club 3; Girls Leader 3.4; Class Officer 1, Treasurer; Homecoming Steering Committee 4; Powderpuff Football 3. 196 BOCKELMAN, BRUCE IM.ilinn.il Honor Society '1. Nation.il All� Ictic Scholarship Society 3. Homecoming Steering Committee 4; French Club 1; 0-Club 4; WGDC-FM 1,2,3.4; Basketball 1.2; Cross Country 2.3,4, Captain 4, Track I.2.3.4 BOGERT, TOM AVA3. BOLLINGER. PRISCILLA All Slate Chorus 4. A Cappellj 4, Chamber Choii 4; Orchestra 1,2.3.4; Operetta 4. BONDI. ANTHONY Illinois State Scholar 4. Leader 3,4 BORTH, KAREN Quill and,Scroll 4; Leader 3,4; Thespian 3; Drama Club 3; Omega Staff 3.4, Library Aid 2; Homecoming Steering Committee 4; Student Council 2,3. 80TT0RFF. BETH-Powder puff Football 3. BOWER,SHARON Illinois State Scholar 4.National Honor Society 4; Society of Outstanding American High School Students 4, A Cappella 4; Leaders Club 4; Band 1.2,3,4; Band Council 2,3; Stu- dent Council 2,3; Drama Club 3; Homecoming Steering Com- mittee 4. BRENNAN, PEG-lllinois State Scholar 4, National Honor Society 4, Homecoming Steering Committee 4; Pio Bono Publico 1,2.3; Powderpuff Football 3. BRIEN, DAWN Office Education 3.4. BROADUS, ROBERT-lllmois State Scholar 4. German Club 4; Chess Club 4; AVA 1.2.3; Band 1.2,3,4. BRONG, KATHY-National Honor Society 4; Illinois State Scholar 4; A Cappella 4; Pep Club 3; Chamber Choir 4; Powderpuff Foot- ball 3. BROWN, BARBARA-Drama Club 3; Student Forum, Students Rights Chairmen 4; Library Aid 2; Art Club 2; Benet Academy, Lisle; Hinsdale Central, Hinsdale. BROWN, KAREN-lllinois State Scholar 4; Biology Award 1; Hinsdale Central, Hinsdale. BROWN. KEVIN-Hi-Y 1.2. Treasurer; A Cappella 3.4; D-Club 3,4; Cross-Country 1.2.3; Track 3,4. BUCHMAN, BARBARA A Cappella 4. Library Aid 2; Powderpuff Football 4. BURGESS, JAN-Pep Club 1. BUSCHMAN. JAMES-Basketball. CAMPBELL. NANCY-Girl's Club 1; Pro Bono Publico 1.2; Powder- puff Football 3. CAMPBELL. SHERYL-National Honor Society 4; A Cappella 4; Athena Drill Corps 3.4; Orama Club 2; Service Club 2. CARLSON, BILL-Leaders Club 3,4; Tennis 1. CERVENY. KAREN-lllinois State Scholar 4; Radio Station 1.2. Assistant Manager 2. CIERPIOT. MICHELLE-AFS 1.2; Drama Club 2; Girls Club I. Pep Club 1.2; Office Education Club 4, Pro Bono Publico 1,2,3. CLARK. VALERIE Illinois State Scholar 4; National Merit Scholar 4; National Honor Society 4; Chorus 1,2,3; A Cappella Choir 4, Chamber Choir 4, Spanish Club 1,2; Leaders' Club 3,4; Operetta 4; AFS 1.2,3; Powderpuff Basketball 3; Powderpuff Football 3; Volleyball 2,3,4, Softball 2.3; Tennis 3.4. CLEEK, DEBBIE-Trackette 1,2,3, Pep Club 2; Pro Bono Publico 2; Drama 2. French Club 1.2; Powder puff Football 4; Powderpuff Basketball 2,3. CLORE, BRINEY Football 1,2,3,4, All-Conference 4. All Area 4, Honorable Mention 4, All-State 4, Wrestling 2,3,4; Basketball 1. Baseball 1,2; Track 3. CONNELL. LYNDA Leaders' Club 3.4. Chorus 1,2,3, A Cappella 4; Softball 2,3,4; Volleyball 3; Powderpuff Basketball 2; Powder puff Football 3; Illinois State Scholar 4; American Legion Award 1 COOLAHAN, RAE-National Honor Society 4, Student Council 3; Homecoming Steering Committee 4. CAULDRON 4; Powderpuff Football 4. COOPER. DONNA-National Honor Society 4; Leaders' Club 3,4, Pep Club 3; Athena Drill Corp 3. CREAMER, DEBORAH-Office Education Club 4;5th place. Typing Contest 4. DALTON, TIM-National Honor Society 4; Leaders' Club 3,4, Gymnastics 1.2,3,4. DAVIS. ROBOrchestra 1,2,3; Basketball 1. Baseball I.2.3.4. DEALY, MARIANNE-A Cappella Choir 4; CAULDRON 3.4. FHA 1; Leaders' Club 4, Powderpuff Football 3.4; Powderpuff Basket ball 2; Volleyball 1.2; Basketball 1.2. DEAN, JIM-A Cappella Choir 3,4, Cross Country 1.2. 19? DEPINTO, VINCENT-Biology Award 1; National Honor Society 4; Illinois State Scholar 4; D Club 3,4, Secretary; Football 1,2,3,4; Captain 4; Wrestling 1.2,3,4. DIAZ, MARTY-lllinois State Scholar 4; Illinois State Scholarship 4; North Central Scholarship 4; Girl's Club 1; Nurse's Aide 1; Radio Station 1; CAULDRON 4; A.F.S. Club 2; Pep Club 2,3. DICKERMAN, MOLLY-lllinois State Scholar 4; National Merit Commended Student 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 3.4; Chorus 1,2,3; A Cappella 4; Gymnastics Flasher 3,4; Co-manager 4. DORNEY, SCOTT-Chess Club 1; Letterman's Club 1,2; Football 1,2; Tennis 1, Wrestling 1; London Central High School. High Hycombe, Eng. DOWNS, JIM-Football 1.2; Track 1. DRUMMOND, ALISON-National Honor Society 4; Quill Scroll 4; Honor Achievement Award 1,2,3; Yearbook Staff 3; CAULDRON 4;Senior Class Board 4;Prom Board 4;Ski Club 3; Volleyball 1,2,3; Basketball 1.2,3; Burlington Central High School. Burlington, Ontario Canada. DUNHAM, DELORES-National Honor Society 4, President's Physi- cal Fitness Award 2.3,4; Athena Drill Corps 100% Award 4; A Cappella 4; French Club 1,2; Drama Club 1;Trackette 2;Swimette 2; Friends Program 1,3; Pro Bono Publico 1,2,3; Athena Drill Crops 3.4; Secretary-Lieutenant 4; Powderpuff Football 4. GATTIS, MARK-Silver Math Award 3; National Merit Finalist 4; National Honor Society 4; Society of Outstanding American High School Students 4; Twice Nominated to Naval Academy; Nominated to Air Force Academy. GAUL. DENISE-Typing Award 2; Shorthand Award 3; Chorus 1; Miami Palmetto High School, Miami, Florida 2; Lyman High School. Longwood, Florida 3. GEE. GALE-National Honor Society 4; Cauldron Quill and Scroll 4; Prom Board 4; Senior Class 8oard 4; CAULDRON 3,4; Athena Drill Corps 4. GETTY, SHARON-Quill and Scroll 3; Omega Staff 3.4; Library Aides 2. GIBSON, KATHLEEN-New York State Science Congress Award; Student Council 1; Homecoming Committee 2,3; Cheerleader 2,3; Frontier Central Senior High School, Hamburg, New York 1,2,3. GIERLACH, KATHY-Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 4; Girl's Club 1; CAULDRON 4; Service Club 2,3; Pep Club 1; Powderpuff Football 4. GILES, SCOTT-Concert Band 1,2; Symphonic Wind Ensemble 3,4; Football 1. ECKERT, KIT-Band 1,2,3,4; Wind Ensemble, Jazz Band 4; Orches- tra 1.2. ENGBERG. JANET-Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Powderpuff Football 3,4. ENGFER. DAVID Football 1.2; Track 1, Wrestling 1,2,3. EVANSTON. CHRIS Friend to Mankind. FANTA, RICK Art Award 3; Ski Club I.2.3.4.5. FELD, JIM-Band 1,2,3; Orchestra 1. FINLEY, MARCIA Illinois State Scholar 4; Girl's Club 1; Service Club 2. FISHER, SUSAN FNA Award 4; Band 1.2,3,4; FNA 2.3; Home coming Steering Committee 4. FLEGEL, JOE Football 1; Wrestling 1.2.3.4; Baseball I.2.3.4. FOX. LAURIE Band 1.2. FRAZIER. SHARON-Guidancc Club 3; Library Aide 1. FURLONG. STEVE-Football 1.2; Wrestling 1,2,3,4. GONSKA, CINDY-National Honor Society 4; FNA 1. GRABIEC, GLENN Basketball 1,2; Golf 1,2.3.4. GRADLE. LOUISE Silver Math Award 3; Gold Math Award 4. Society of Outstanding American High School Students 4; National Honor Society 4; Honor Student 4; Band 1,2.3; Library Aide 1; Homecoming Steering Committee 4; Leaders Club 3,4; Softball Team 2,4; Powderpuff Football 3. GRAVES, PAUL Football 1. GRAY. MICHAEL Band 1,2,3,4. GRAY, SHARON-lllinois State Scholar 4; National Honor Society 4, National Merit Finalist 4; Society of Outstanding American High School Students 4; German Club 1, Orchestra 3,4; Band 1,2; Dis- trict Band 4; Symphonic Wind Ensemble 3.4. GRAY, TERRY-lllinois State Scholar 4. GRUENING, SUSAN A Cappella 4; Chorus 1,2,3; Pep Club 3, Secretary; Girl's Club 1. AFS 1. GUSE. MARK D Club 3.4; Baseball 1.2; Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 3. HALL, TED-Football 1; Wicslliny 1; Montini High School I. HALLETT. MARC-Track 1; Basketball 1; North view High School, Indianapolis, Indiana I. HANCOCK, CAROL All State Chorus 4. A Cappclla Chou 3,4; Music Scholarship 3. HANSEN, DORENE National Honor Society 4; Student Council 2; Athena Drill Corps 3,4, Senior Board Member 4; Service Club 4. Powder puff Basketball 2. HARDISTY, CAROL GAA 1,2; Art Club 1; Hinsdale South 1,2,3. HART, BARBARA-Gcrman Club 2, President; Varsity Cheerleader 2; Basketball Team 1,2; Wachusett Regional High School, Mas- sachusetts 1,2. HARTIGAN, WILLIAM Leaders Club 3.4; Cross Country I . Track 1.2; Football 4. HARTUNG, ELLEN-lllinois State Scholar 4. National Honpr Society 4; Society of Outstanding American High School Students 3; A Cappella 4; AFS Club 1,2,3; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Girl's Club 1. Homecoming Steering Committee 4; Leaders Club 3,4; Pep Club 1,3; Pro Bono Publico 1,2; Student Council 1.2; Powderpuff Basketball 2; Powderpuff Football 4. INEICII, PE TER-National Honor Society 4, Illinois State '•cholar 4, Quill • . ! Scroll 4. A Cappclla -'� .4. Class Ofli • x 3; CAU1 DROf I 4. Prom Board 4, Class Board 4; Student Council 2,3,4; Swimming 1.2.3.4. Track 2,3. JACKSON, RENEE-Chorus; Deerfield High School 1 JACOBSON. JANNA Ecology Club 2; Hiking Club 4 JAKUBOWSKI, RAYMOND Hubbard High School. Chicago 1 JOACHIM. MARY Drama Club 2,3,4. Thespian 2,3,4. Pep Club 2. Girl's Club 1. JOHANNSEN, NANCY Girl's Club 1; Powderpuff Football 3,4, Powderpuff Basketball 2. JOHANSSON. SCOTT Football 1.2. JOHNS. TERRY AFS 2.3; Band 2.3. Nurses Club 2.3.4. Volley ball Team 3.4; Leaders Club 3,4, A Cappella 4. JOHNSON. EDWIN-Basketball 1. JOHNSON. SHARON FNA Award 4. Band 1.2.3.4; FNA 3,4. Library Aide 2; Science Club 4. HATMAKER. NANCY A Cappella 4; Chamber Choir 4. HEATON, BRENDA-National Honor Society 4, Spanish Award 4; FNA 2.3,4, Treasurer 4. HEFFERNAN, MARY KAY Cheer leader 2.3; Representative As- sembly 3; Powderpuff Football 4. HENGELS, SYD-National Honor Society 4, Semifinalist for Scholarship; Illinois State Scholarship 4; Girl's Club 1; Spanish Club 1; Student Council 1; Swimette 2; Chorus 1,2,3; Powderpuff Football 3; Powderpuff Basketball 3. HETZEL, CHIP-National Honor Society 4; Silver Math Award 3; National Merit Finalist 4, Illinois State Scholar 4; Society of Out- standing American High School Students 3; Chess Club 2; Class Board 4, Prom Board 4; Student Council Vice-President 3. Presi- dent 4; Cross Country 1; Swimming Manager 2. HOFFMAN. SHARON AFS 4; Girl's Club 4. Library Aides 2.3.4. Pep Club 3; Pro Bono Publico 2.3.4, Captain 4; Trackette 2. HOYGA. DEB Chorus 1,2.3; A Cappella 4; Homecoming Steering Committee 4; Trackettes 1,2; Drama Club 3; Operetta 4. HORNBROOK. MICHAEL-lllinois State Scholar 4; Basketball 1. 2,3,4; Cross Country 1, Golf 1.2,3; Masuk High School, Monroe. Connecticut. JUSTIS, NEAL-Most Valuable Cross Country Runner 4; D-Club 4; Cross Country 2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3; Track 2,3,4; Foreman High School, Chicago. KASINECZ, DEBORAH-A Cappella 4; Band 3; Normandy Senior High School, Parma, Ohio 2. KENNEY, NORMAN-Biology I Award 1; Gold Math Award 4. National Honor Society 4; Silver Math Awai'J 3; Band 1,2,3.4; Band Council 1,2,4; Class Board 4; Jazz Band 4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Prom Board 4; Representative Assembly 3; Football 1,2. KING, CATHLEEN Office Education Club, Historian 4. KING, JOSEPH-National Honor Society 4; A Cappella 3,4; Band 1.2,3,4; D-Club 3,4, Vice-President 4; Photography Club 2; Cross Country 1,2,3,4, Most Valuable Player 3. Captain 3; Track 1,2,3.4. KOPTIK, PETER-National Honor Society 4; National Merit Letter of Commendation 4;Society of Outstanding American High School Students 4. Illinois State Scholar 4 KOSATKA. JAMES-Baseball 1. KRAYNIK, TOM-Scholastic Art Award 4. Chess Club 1,2; Drama Club 2; Leaders Club 3,4; Service Club 2; Cross Country 3; Track 3. 199 KRUPP. STEVEN-Gymnastics 1; Track 1;Glcnbar J East, Lombard. Illinois 1. KUCERA, VICKI Cauldron Quill and Scroll 4; CAULDRON 4; Drama 2,3; Joliet Central High School 1. KUHNERT, ROBERT Band 1,2,3; Drama Club 3, Baseball Manager. KUICK. DONNA FNA 1,2,3,4; Service Club 3. KUKLA, JANET-lllinois State Scholar 4; Silver Math Award 3; National Honor Society 4; Society of Outstanding American High School Students 4, Band 1,2,3; CAULDRON 4. KURZAWA. CELENA Montmi High School 1,2. LAHETA, JOHN Chorus 1. LAMB, JAMES-Golf Team; Grand Prairie High School, Grand Prairie, Texas. LANE. BRENDA-Cheerleadmg 1,2,3,4, Homecoming Steering Committee 4; Girls Leader 3,4; Girl's Club 1; Pep Club 1,3; Powder- puff Football 3,4; Powderpuff Basketball 2; Softball Team 2,3. LANG, TERRY-Kris Award 4; Presidential Physical Fitness Award 1.2,3; 100% Award 4; Trackette 1; Leaders Club 3,4; Athena Drill Corps 3,4; Tennis Team 4, Powderpuff Football 3.4; Powderpuff Basketball 3. LANGER, MARY ELLEN Quill and Scroll 4; Book Club 3; Drama Club 1,2; Omega Staff 3,4. LAURINAITIS, MIKE IIIinbis State Scholar 4; Baseball 1; Football 2. LESNIAK, CHERYL Athena 100% Award 4; National Honor Society 4; A Cappella 4; Cheerleader 2; Athena Drill Corps 3,4, Co-Captain 4. Homecoming Steering Committee 4; Girl's Club 1; Leaders Club 3,4, Pep Club 3; Pro 8ono 1,2,3, Student Council 3, Trackettes 2; Homecoming Attendant 2,4; Powderpuff Football 3. LESNIAK, TERRY-Library Aides 1; Powderpuff Football 4; Bowling Team 4. LEWANSKI, VICKI-Girls Softball 2,3, Bowling Team 3.4; Powder- puff Football 3,4, Powderpuff Basketball 3,4. LODER, EARL Chess Club 1,2,3; AVA 1.2; Gymnastics 1,2. LUSK, WILLIAM-National Honor Society 4. Illinois State Scholar 4. Science Club 2,3, Secretary-Treasurer 3; Band 1,2,3, WDGC-FM 2,3; Basketball Manager 4. MACAL, JOYCE All-State Band 3,4; National Honor Society 4; Illinois Stale Scholai 4, Band 1,2,3,4. Orchestra 3.4; Student Council 2; German Club 1; Band Council 4. MANN. KAREN A Cappella 4, Class Board 4, Prom Board 4, Athena Drill Corps 3.4. Homecoming Attendant 4. Trackette 2,3,4, Powder- IHiff Football 3.4; Powderpuff Basketball 3. LINN. MARY Band 1.2,3,4 LOEHMAN. DAN Football 1.2. 200 McNAMARA, PEGGY-A Cappella 4; Operetta 4; Chorus 1.2,3. MARGISON. RANDY-Chorus 1.2; A Cappella 3.4; Chamber Choir 4. MARKOVITZ, MARTIN-ChessClub 1.2; Hiking Club 4. MARKS, KEITHBasketball Manager 1. MARSHALL, ANN-1 llmois State Scholar 4; National Honor Society 4; A Cappella 4; 8ook Club 1.2; CAULDRON 4; FTA 1.2.3; Library Aides 1,2,3; Operetta 4; Pro Bono 1,2; Spanish Club 1; Powdcrpuff Football 3.4. MARTIN. RALPH Spanish Club 1.2. AVA 2, Drama Club 1.2; Lacrosse 2; Severna Park High School. Sevcrna Park, Maryland 1.2. MASA, JOYCE-National Honor Society 4; Service Club Award 4, AVA 1; Pep Club 1; Service Club 1,2,3,4, Badminton Team 4; Bowling Team 4. MASA, MARIAN-Biology I Award 1; Cauldron Quill and Scroll 4, Silver Math Award 3; Honor Student 4; Girls' State Award. Alter- nate 3; National Honor Society 4. Presidential Physical Fitness Award 2,3;Senior Publications 4; Society of Outstanding American High School Students 4, Athena Drill Corps Manager 4; CAULDRON 3,4, Editor 4; Homecoming Steering Committee 4; Leaders Club 3,4; Pep Club 1; Service Club 2,3,4; Basketball Team 4. Softball Team 3; Powderpuff Basketball 3; Powderpuff Football 3,4. MATHIASEN, MARY-American Drill Team 4; National Honor Society 4, AFS 1,2,3,4; Athena Drill Corps 3,4; Leaders Club 3,4, Trackettes 1,2,3.4; Carroll High School, Ohio 1. MAYER. DEBORAH Cheerleader 1,2,3.4, Captain 4. A Capped.. 4. Chamlter Choir 4, Chorus 1,2, Homecoming Steering Committee 3.4, Co-Chairman 4. Class Secretary 2, Leaders Club 3. Nat ion.il Merit Letter ol Commendation 4, DAR Award 4, National Honor Society 4; Silver Math Awarrl 3, Society of Outstanding American High School Students 3, President's Physical I itness Awarrl 2. Washington Workshop 4. Powderpuff Football 3,4 MAZANEC, BEV Illinois State Scholar 4, National Honor Society 4. Drama Club 1,2; German Club 2. Homecoming Steering Com- mittee 4; Pep Club 3; Office Occupations Club 3; AFS Club 2, Trackettes 2. MAZOUR, EDWARD Leaders Club 3.4. McALPINE. DANIEL Football 1,2,3., Golf 1,2,3. McANALLY. JIM-National Honor Society 4, Quill and Scroll 4. Band 1,2,3; Orchestra 3; Omega Staff 3,4. McCARROLL, MIKE-Basketball 1.2.3.4, Captain 3; Football 1. Tennis 1. McCARTNEY, SCOTT-A Cappella 3,4, District Festival Chorus 4, Powderpuff Football Coach 4. McCRORY, JOYCE Library Aides 1,2,3.4, Illinois State Scholar 4; Basketball Team 4; Powderpuff Football 3. Powderpuff Basketball 3. McGAH, R08ERT-Leadcrs Club 3,4, French Club I. Golf 1. McKENZIE, MARK Newspaper Staff 2,3, Photography Club 2,3, Cross Country 1.2; Swimming 1. Hinsdale South High School 1,2, Airport High School, Columbia, South Carolina 2.3. 201 MEHAGAN. GINNY Band 1.2.3.4; Girl's Club 1. MEMENGA. RAY Football 1. MEYER. BARRYWrestling 2,3,4. MEYER. TERRY-Leo High School, Chicago. Illinois 1.2. MILLER. DEB-Concert 8and 2; Orchestra 2,3; Wind Ensemble 3.4; Powderpuff Football 4. MILSTEAD, SHARI-A Cappella 4; Overton High School. Nashville, Tennessee. MISEK. RICK-Gold Math Award 4; Illinois State Scholar 4; National Honor Society 4. National Merit Letter of Commendation 4; Silver Math Award 3; Society of Outstanding American High School Stu- dents 4; It's Academic 4, MASS 4; Golf 1,2,3,4. MOCHEL, JAMES-lllinois State Scholar 4, National Honor Society 4; Physical Science Award 2; Band 1,2,3; Debate 4; Gymnastics 1. MONTGOMERY, JANICE-A Cappella 4; Chamber Choir 4; Drama Club 3; Volleyball Team 3.4. MOODY. BILLGold Math Award 4; Band 1.2. Basketball 1,2; Football 2. MOORE. DEB-National Honor Society 4. A Cappella 4; Cheer- leader 2; Girl's Club 1; Homecoming Steering Committee 4; Powder- puff Football 3.4. MORRIS, TERRY-German Club 1; Trackette 1,2; Athena Drill Corps 3; Omega Staff 3; CAULDRON 3; Band 1; Powderpuff Bas- ketball 2. MORRISON, KATHLEEN-Nursing Club 4; Orr High School. Chicago 1. MUELHAUSEN, FRANK Baseball 1.2; Gymnastics 1.2.3.4, Cap tain 4. MURPHY, JOHN-National Athletic Scholarship Society 4; D Club 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4, All-Conference 4; Wrestling 2. MYERS, BOB-Tennis; Basketball. NANCE. PAM Illinois State Scholar 4. National Honor Society 4. A Cappella 4; Class Officer. Treasurer 2.3; Class Board 4, French Club 2; Girl's Club 1; Leaders Club 3,4; Library Aides 1,2; Pro Bono 2,3,4, Captain 4; Student Council 4; Volleyball Team 2,3,4; Powderpuff Football 3,4. NARDO, MARY ELLYNE Powderpuff Football 3. NASH. MATT-Leader 3.4. NELSON, SUE Homecoming Steering Committee 4; CAULDRON 4. Powderpuff Basketball 2; LaCresenta Valley High School, LaCresenta. California 1, L.C.V. Drill Team 1. NERI. MIDGE-Drama Club 2,3; Student Council 1; Mercy High School Chicago, Illinois. NOON. JODY-CAULDRON 4. NORTH, JOHN-lllinois State Scholar 4; National Honor Society 4; National Merit Letter of Commendation 4; Society of Outstand- ing American High School Students 4; Silver Math Award 3; Gold Math Award 4. MA SA Second Place 3; D-Club 4, Football 4, Basketball 1.2,3,4; Tennis 1.2,3,4. NORTHWAY, RICH-Football 1,2,3. NOVAK. FRANK-AVA 1,2. O'FLAHERTY, JIM National Athletic Scholarship Society; National Honor Society 4; Freshman Class President; Football 1,2,3,4, All- Conference 4. Basketball 1,2.3,4, Captian 3,4, Most Valuable Player 3. Baseball 1.2.3,4. O'GRADY. DARYL FNA Award. AFS 1.2; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; FNA 1,2; Science Club 1; Chorus 1.2. O'GRADY, KENT-Physical Science Award 1; Science Club 2,3,4; A Cappella 3,4; Chorus 1,2; Wrestling I.2.3.4. O'GRADY. PAT Library Aide 3. Pep Club 3; AFS Club 2,3; Illinois State Scholar 4. OLSON, RICHARD Representative Assembly 3; Powderpuff Foot- ball Coach 3,4; Powderpuff Basketball Coach 3; Football 1,2; Basketball 1.2,4; Tennis 1.2. ONORATO. DOUG Track 1.2. OSH INSKI, MARK-Leader 3,4. PACHOLSHI, MICHAEL-Track I.2.3.4. PAPAS, ANGIE-Class Board 4. Pep Club President 3; Prom Board 4; Biology Club 1; Ski Club 1,2; Pom Pon I; Powderpuff Football 3.4; Oak River Forest High School 1. PARADISE. FRAN-Homecoming Court 4, SAR Runner-Up 4; D-Club; Football 1,2,3,4,Co-Captain 4, All-Conference 4, Suburban Life All Area 4;Basketball 1.2,3,4, Baseball 1.2,3,4, All Conference 3. PARAMEE. USA American Field Service International Scholar- ships 4; AFS 4; Athena Drill Corps Manager 4. 202 PARKER, CYNTHIA Illinois Slate Scholar 4. National Honor Society 4; All-State Chorus 4; A Cap| clla 4; Chamber Choir 4, French Club 1,2; Homecoming Steering Committee 4. Library Aides 1; Pro Bono Publico 2. PAV, DEB-A Cappclla 4; Chorus 3; Drama Club 4, Library Aides 1,2, Programs Chairman 3, Secretary 4; Pep Club 1; Pio Bono Publico 3, Captain 4. PEARCE, REED Football 1.2.3,4. PEARSON, STEPHEN Swimming 2. PENCE. MARK Band 1.2.3.4. PENCE, REED-Society of Outstanding American High School Stu- dents 4; Gold Math Award 4; Honor Student 4; Illinois State Scholar 4; National Honor Society 4; National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist 4; Silver Math Award 4; Valedictorian; A Cappclla 4. American Pig Farmer Co-Editor 4; Debate 2; Harlequins and Sophists 4; WGDC 1,2,3,4, News Director 3, Sports Director 4, Basketball Manager 1. PETERSEN. ELIZABETH-Chorus 1,2,3; Powdcrpuff Football 3. PETERSON, JEFF-lllinois State Scholar 4; National Athletic Scholarship Society 3; I IT Drawing Contest 3; Leaders Club 3,4, Band 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Gymnastics 1.2,3. PETTIT. CHRISTINE-Quill and Scroll 3; Omega Staff. Business Manager 4; Fengcr High School 1,2,3. Swim Timer, Gym Leader, Band Yearbook Staff. PIGOTT, DANIEL-Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Rich East High School Park Forest, Illinois 1,2. POFFO. LANNY Football 1; Wrestling 1.2. Baseball 1.2.3.4. POLAREK, DEB-Pep Club 1 ; International Club 2. POKORSKI, LISA-National Honor Society 4; Illinois State Scholar 4; Athena Drill Corps 3,4; A Cappella 4; Prom Board 4; Class 8oard 4. POMES. JOSEPH Chess Club 1,2,3. PORAYKO, MIKE-Advanced Biology Award; National Honor Society 4; Illinois State Scholar 4; Gymnastics 1.2,3,4; Band 1.2,3, 4; D-Club 3.4. PRUCHA, JOE Gymnastics 1. PRUSA, RICK-Chess Club 1.2; AVA 1. RANKIN, DAN Football 1.2. Baseball 1,2; Wrestling 2. RAUCH. MARY JANE Pep Club 2.3; ;Fort Collins High School Fort Collins, Colorado 1,2,3. REINERT, jim National Honor Society 4. National Athletic Scholarship Society 3; D-Club 4. Homecoming Court 4, Baseball 1.2,3,4; Basketball I.2.3.4. RENDALL, TOM National Honor Society 4; National Merit Letter of Commendation 4. Illinois State Scholar 4; A Cappella 4, Chamber Choir 4, D Club 4, Homecoming Steering Committee 3,4, Co- Chairman 4, Band 1.2. Student Council 2,3, Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1.2; Track 3. RETTINGER, SUSAN-4-Year Library Aide Award 4, Illinois State Scholar 4; Leaders Club 4; Library Aides 1.2,3,4, Activity Chair man 2. Vice-President 3, President 4, Pro Bono 2,4; Swimettc 2; Trackcttc 1,2; Powdcrpuff Basketball 2. RITTER, DARCY-Presidential Physical Fitness Award 1,2,3; Pow- dcrpuff 3,4; Softball Team 1.2,3. ROETZFIEIM. WILLIAM-National Merit Scholar Award 4, Com Club, President; Gymnastics 1,2.3,4. ROOK, DAVID-Drama Club 2,3, Vice-President 3; Football 1,2; Wrestling 1.2,3,4. ROSS, CATHERINE-Biology Award 2; Chess Club 3,4, Science Club 3,4; Basketball Team 4, Mason Junior High, Drayton Plains, Michigan 1. ROUFFA, PAUL-Amcrican Legion History Award 3; Honor Stu- dent 4; Illinois State Scholar 4; International Thespian Society 3,4. Best Actor 3; It's Academic 4; National Honor Society 4. National Merit Commended Student 4, Silver Math Award 3; Valedictorian 4; American Pig Farmer, Co-Editor 4; French Club 1; Harlequins and Sophists 3,4, Vice-President 4; Representative Assembly 3. RUTT, DIANE-Illinois State Scholar 4; National Honor Society 4, A Cappella 4; Athena Drill Corps 3,4; Leaders Club 3,4; Orchestra 1. RYAN, ANNE-Studcnt Council 3; Youth Center Junior Board 2,3,4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4; Benet Academy, Lisle. Illinois 1,2. SADRAKULA. TOM Wrestling 1.2.3,4; Baseball 1. SALM, KATHY Drama Club 2.3; Ecology Club 2. SAMI EC, MARK Track 1.2.3.4; Football 1. SAUL, JANE-National Honor Society 4; Library Aide 4; Pro Bono Publico 4. SAULNIER. RUSSELL Football 1.2,3. Manager 4; Track 1.3. 203 1; Bloomfield Hills Andover High School 2. SKALA, LANCE-lllinois State Scholar 4. SKOUMAL. DAIVD-A Cappella 4; Chess Club 2.3. SMITH. BRAD-Leaders Club 3,4; Gymnastics 1,2,3. SCHENDEL, DIANE-Library Aide 4. SCHIAVO, DEB-lllinois State Scholar 4; AFS Show 1,2,3; Athena Drill Corps 3.4; Chorus 1.2,3; Class Board 4; Prom Board 4; Orama Club 2; Powderpuff Football 3,4; Powderpuff Basketball 3; Trackette 2,3.4. SCHUPMANN, SCOTT National Honor Society 4; Band 1,2,3,4; A Cappella 3,4; Orchestra 2,3; Football 1.2,3,4; Wrestling 1. SCHWARTZ. DORELL-Softball Team 2; Orchestra 2.3,4, Sym- phonic Wind Ensemble 2,3,4; Concert Band 1; Leaders Club 4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Powderpuff Football 3,4. SCHWARTZ, TOM Band 1.2.3.4; Orchestra 2.3,4; CAULDRON 4; Omega Staff 4; Band Council 1,4; Coveted Lester Award 3. SCHZEPANIK, STEVE-Football 1. SEAMAN. KIM A Cappella 4. Pep Club 2; Trackette 1.2.3.4; Powderpuff Basketball 2.3; Powderpuff Football 3. SEELY, JOE-lllinois State Scholar 4; Spanish Award; Track 2,4; Wrestling 2; Ouigley South Seminary. Chicago 1,2. SELL. MICHAEL-National Honor Society 4, Leaders Club 3.4; Basketball 1;Golf 2,3,4. SERATT, DUANE-Football 1,2,3; Fenger High School, Chicago 1.2.3. SHARP. CRAIG Football 1,2,3; Track 1; Wrestling 1. SHUMAN. NANCY Pep Club 3; Girl's Club 1; Service Club 2. SIEDLECKI, BRIAN-Golf 1; Gymnastics 2,3,4, Captain 4. Scho- lastic Art Award 3. SIEWAK, TIM Wrestling 1.2.3.4, Captain 2. SILER. STEVE-Band 1,2,3,4; Leaders Club 3,4; Football Manager 2; Basketball Manager 2; Tennis 3,4. SINGER, ROBERT-Basketball I; West Hills Junior High School SMITH, KIRK-Football 4. Wrestling 3; Golf 2; Worthington High School. Ohio 1. SOUKUP, MARGARET Illinois State Scholar 4; AFS 1.2.3.4; FNA 1, A Cappella 4; Student Forum 4; Orchestra 1.2. SPRECKER, KEVIN-Baseball J,2; Football 1; Downers Grove South High School 1. STROUD. MARGARET-Athena 100% Award 3; Athena Drill Corps 3,4; Service Club 2. SVOBODA, CAROL-Music Camp Scholarship 2; District Band 2,3, 4. All-State Band 3,4; National Honor Society 4, German Club 1; Band 1.2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4. SWANSON, JULIE-Quill and Scroll 4; Library Aide 1; Guidance Office 2.3. Homecoming Steering Committee 4; Omega Staff 3,4; Office Education 4. Gymnastic Flasher 3.4. TAYLOR. DALE-Best Thespian 3; A Cappella 3,4; Chorus 1.2; Drama Club 2,3,4; Hiking Club 3. THACH, ANDREA Biology I Award I; Chemistry Award 2; German Award 3; Gold Math Award 4; Honor Student 4; Illinois State Scholar 4; National Honor Society, Scholarship Semi-Finalist 4; National Merit Letter of Commendation 4; Society of Outstand- ing American High School Students 4; Silver Math Award 3; Stuebcn Society Awaid 3; Valedictorian; American Pig Farmer, Co- Editor 4; Chorus I; German Club, Business Manager 1; Basketball Team 4; Softball Team 3; Volleyball Manager 4. THAYER, TERRY National Honor Society 4; Class Officer. Vice- President I; Football 1.2; Tennis 1,2; Wrestling 1,2. THOMAN, LESLIE-French Club 1,2; Service Club 1,2; Girl's Club I; Pro Bono Publico 1.2,3; Library Aide 1. THOMAS, CRAIG Golf 3. TINTERA, KEITH-Baseball 1. Benet Academy, Lisle 1. TUCKER. KENDALL Basketball I.2.3.4. STRUVEN. PAUL-Gymnastics 1.2,3,4, Captain 4. SWIATEK, LYNNE Pro Bono Publico 2.3. SWANSON. BOB Band 1,2,3; Photography Club 1.2. SNAPP, AMY-Service Club 2; Basketball Team 4. STASZAK. MICHAEL Illinois State Scholar. STEFIUK. AMY Office Education Club 4. STEINHAUS. RICHARD Football 1. STUEBE. SUE Illinois State Scholar 4. STEVENS. DONNA German Club; Book Club 3. STRAUCH, SCOTT-Baseball 1,2,3. 204 UHLIR, STAR-Chemistry Award 2; Silver Math Award 3; National Honor Society 4, Illinois State Scholar 4; Class Board 4. Home coming Steering Committee 4, Leaders Club 4; Prom Board 4. Stu dent Council 3; Trinity High School, River Forest. Illinois I ULFIG, TERRY National Society 4; Illinois Girls' State Award Winner 3; Band 1.2.3.4; Wind Ensemble 1.2,3,4; Orchestra 1.2,3,4. Jazz Band 4; Student Government 2,3, Upper House 2; Homecom- ing Steering Committee 4, Senior Class Board; Prom Board 4, Chairman; Powderpufl Basketball 1. ULLRICH, JACK-lllinois State Scholar 4; National Honor Society 4; Band 1,2; A Cappella 3,4; Pro Bono Publico 1,2,3. Vice-President 3; Football 1,2; Gymnastics 1; Golf 3,4. VENARD. DAVE-National Honor Society 4; National Forensic League 4; Debate Team 2,3,4; Track 1. VRDOLJAK. KAREN Office Education 3,4. AND NOW THE RESULTS OF THE MOST EXTENSIVE SURVEY EVER TAKEN OF NORTH HIGH SENIORS' The next foldout m Cosmopolitan as indicated by the girls prefer- ences is none other than our own Mr. Pappas! The number one movie was The Godfather with Deliverance run- nmg a close second. However, some all time favorites were Gone With The Wind, Funny Girl. Billy Jack and Mary Poppms. According to the Seniors, the five worst songs of the year were, The Candyman , Funny Face , Happiest Girl in the Whole U.S.A. , I Am Woman , and last but not least School Song . 85% of the Seniors find National Lampoon amusing. 12% find it lewd and disgusting, and 3% don't know what National Lampoon is. 95% think the pollution laws should be stricter. The survey also revealed that by a narrow margin, football is prefered over basketball. Another astonishing fact that was revealed is, more boys plan to go to prom than girls! There's Still hope 79% think the abortion laws are morally right, while 21% are opposed to it. 87% of the people revealed that they did not get the most socially out of their four years at DGHS-N. 75% say the peace will not last, while 25% say it will. 94% plan to get married. 43% are unsure of their plans to marry and 12% never plan to get married. And so it goes. . . WADINGTON, 11IOMAS -Quill and Scroll 4. Illinoi-. St-ii - Vi. . n 4. National Athletic Scholarship Society 2, National Honor So- n-t 4, Omega Staff 3,4, Basketball 3, Basketball Manager 1.2 WALKER, EILEEN National Honor Society 4. Illinor, State Scholar 4, Orchestra 1,2.3; Civic Orchestra of Chicago 3,4, Chonr. 2,3; A Cappella 4, Operetta 1.2,3,4, Book Club 2.3. National Music Camp 3. WALSH. JAMES Book Club 1.2.3.4; Drama Club 3. Omega Staff 3,4; Exchange Editor. WANNEMAKER, JIM-Swimming 1.2.3.4, Captian 4. Tennis 2. Tinley Park High School, Tinley Park, Illinois 1,2. WARNELL, NELSON Illinois State Scholarship 4, Novice Debate Award 2. Debate Team 2.3, Omega Staff 3,4. WGDC-FM 1,2,3, Football 1,2,3; Track 2. WASCHER, BARBARA-National Honor Society 4, Quill and Scroll 4; Senior Publications 4. Athena Drill Corps 3,4, Junior Board Representative 3, CAULDRON 3,4, Editor 4, Representative Assembly 3; Drama Club 2,3, Publicity Chairman 3, Homecoming Steering Committee 4; Ski Club, Secretary 2; Powderpuff Basket hall 3; New Providence High School, New Providence, New Jersey. WEBBER, ANDREW-lllinois State Scholar 4, National Honor Society 4; National Merit Scholarship 4, Biology I Award 1, Foot- ball 1,2; Wrestling 1.2.3.4 WEBER, MARK-National Soceity 4, Quill and Scroll 4. Omega Staff 3,4, Editor 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Tennis 1,2,3.4. WEGENER, PATTI-lllinois State Scholar 4; Society of Outstanding American High School Students 4; National Honor Society 4, Valedictorian 4; FNA Scholarship 4; Silver Math Award 3, Honor Student 4; National Merit Letter of Commendation 4. A Cappella 4; FNA 1,2,3, Vice-President 4. WHITLOCK. SCOTT-lllinois State Scholar 4. Basketball 1,2,3. WILGER, RICHARD-lllinois State Scholar 4; Thespian; Drama Club 3.4. WILLIAMS. JEFF Art Award. WOLT, BOB-German Award 4, Baseball 1. WOODWARD, JOHN-lllinois State Scholar 4. MA2SA Third Place 3; SAR Award 4; National Honor Society 4; Silver Math Award 3; National Athletic Scholarship Society; Honor Student 4; Baseball 1.2,3,4, Football 1,2,3,4, Captain 4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Captam 2,4; D-Club 3,4. WRUBLIWSKY, WALTER Football 2,4; Swimming 1,2.3. ZAPEL, THEODORE Band 1; Track 1. ZIELINSKI, MICHELLE Illinois State Scholar 4; Drama Club 1.2; Student Council 3; Office Education 4. ZIMMERMAN, STEVEN-A Cappella 3.4; Baseball 2. ZULAS, JO ELLEN IMEA State Band Festival. Band 1.2.3.4, Girl's Club 1; Orchestra 3. BOH I. CAROL-lllinois State Scholar 4, National Honor Society 4; Book Club 4; Chess Club 1; Debate Team 2; Drama Club 1,4. German Club 4. Student Index A Ackles, Rhonda 65.84.139 Ackles. Sharia 127 Ackkry, Cheryll 69.139 Adamczyk. Nancy 151 Adams. Kathryn 127 Adams. James 139 Agather, Martin Ake. Jeff 45.99,111,127.113 Albert, Mike 40.51.98.165 Albert, Steve 99,105,119 Allen, Joyce 151 Allison. Bruce 96,139 Allison, Judith 151 Alms, Lynn 139 Altorler, David 151 Altorfer, Sue 122.126.127.123 Andelbradt. Margate 127 Andersen, Pam 139 Anderson, Lola 139 Anderson, Marguern 127 Anderson. Terry 97.127 Anderson. Theresa 151 Anderson, Tom 165 Andrews. Dave 84.86.110.151.117 Andrews, John 85,111,139 Anselmo. Al 106.139.116 Anselmo, Anthony 151,114 Anthony, Allen 165 Anthony, Caroline 127 Anthony, John 139 Anthony, Linda 165 Anthony. Steve 139.113 Antoniou, Andy 51,140.165,112 Antoniou, Vance 102,139,117 Anzaloua, Beatriz 139 Applequist, Sue 151 Arbanas, Sue 156 Archer. Anne 139 Archer, Marta 40,42,82,165 Arehart, Bob 139 Arend, Debra 70,139 Arndt, Bob 151 Arnold. Paul 51,85.86.110.151 Arnolde, Bill 105.151 Arnolde, Shirley 69.139 Ashe. Darlene 165 Ashworth, Barb 121.139 Ashworth, Betty 85,121,139 Aspcl, Karen 165 Aszman, Alice 151 Atkinson, Carol 139 Atkinson, Deb 151 Atkinson, Mark 165 Auge.Jack 139 Autwrry, Gary 139 Austin, Don 139 Auten, Becky 126,127 Auth. Bill 151 B Baccarini, Laura 127 Baccarim, Louie 82,109,151 Bachman, Brett 40,41.42,43.44, 51.55,65,92.93.165.118,119 Bachman, Lynne 60,139 Bacino, Diane 165 Badendick, Karen 50,62,63,65,75, 165.185,123 Bah lor, Brian 97 Bahlcr. Gary 165 Baittie, Tom 82,86,151,84 Baker. Charles 139 Baker, Deb 139 Baker, Fred 42,165 Baker, LaDonna 139 Baker, LeAnne 151 Bakosh, Marsha 127 Balch, Lorle 82,165,89 Balinski, Ann 127 Balia, Susan 69,139 Bandes, Brian 127 Barber, Jo 165 Barber, Scott 139 Barr. Keith 127 Barron, James 127 Barry, Cynthia 165 Barry, Debra 127 Barry, Mary 151 Bar tasis, James 104.105,151 Bartasis, Pamela 165 Bartholomae. Judith 127 Bartlett, Patricia 42,56.71,77,82. 165.57 Barton, Beverly 62.165 Barton, Jamie 139 Bary, Tern 127 Bast, Judith 127 Bateman, Dean 40.42,43.51,77, 165.168.5 Bator, Sally 151 Bathgate, George 165 Bauer. Sally 127 Baxter. Richard 165.118 Beard, Marguerite 40,48,60,61.64, 165 Beach. Roger 98.151.112 Beams, Steven 99 Beck, Sharon Jean 165 Becker. David 51,104.165 Becker, James 139,113 Becker, Theresa 151,160 Becvank. Rodney 127 Bedell. Mark 127 Bedell, James 75,166 Beonarz. Robert 139 Beeson, Laura 127 Behnke, William 127 Bern, Annette 139 Bem, Laurel 77 Bekkedal. Alan 109,151 Bell. Beverly 151 Bellenve, Jeffery 139 Belobraydich, Jon 70,151 Belobraycidh.Todd 42,166 Bembemck, Linda 84,86,139 Bendel, Diane 46.53.75.121.151. 123 Bvnkowski. Anthony 151 Bennett, Steven 127 Berch, Betsy 62,151 Berch, Christopher 97.127 Berch, Nicholas 97,127 Berg, Janet Lea 166 Berg, Pamela 139 Bergman, Roscann 139 Bergstrom, Melina 139 B irley, Brian 151,113 Berry, Dick 151 Berzy, Laurel 151 Beumer. Susan 166 Bcussc, Esther 139 Beusse, James 166 Biagi, Faith 127 Biela, Debra 151 Bigger, Steve 55,82.85,151 Bigger, Tom 75 Bigott, Jcfrcy 127 Bigott, Thomas 151 Billingsley, Pamela 139 Binder, Cheryl 62.166 Bingham, Cathlcen 139 Binkowski, Cheryl 127 Birks. Beverly 62.63,151 Bisaillon. Karen 1 39 Bitner, LeAnn 40.41,42,49.53.77, 84,86,166 Black. David 139 Black, Elizabeth 40,41,42.166 Black, Nancy 151 Black. Russ 70 Black. Tern 150,151 Blackburn, Donna 151 Blaidu, Kathryn 69,139 Blaida, Robert 84.86,109 Blair, Peggy 62,151 Blair. Polly 53.62,75,84,151 Blake, David 139 Blancard. Steve 97,127 Blanford, John 166 Blauvclt, Richard 151 Blauvelt, Sarah 121,122,127,123 Blazek, Bonnie 82,166 Bleul, Eric 127 Blossfiold, Susan 40,42,55,64,75. 166 Boatman, James 127 Bobbs, Barbara 69,151 Bobbs, Susan 127 Bocok, Alex 75,151 8ocinsky, Cindy 151 8ocinsky. Mike 127 Bockelman, Bruce 40.51.64,98. 166,112 8odoh, Todd 139 Boehning, Elizabeth 127 Bogert. Tom 49 Bohi, Carol 40.42 Bohi. Dan 68.151 Boley. Jack 139 Boley. Judy 127 Bollinger, Kristin 139 Bollinger, Priscilla 53,82,83,86, 166,89 Boltz, Jeffrey 127 Bondi, Anthony 42,75,167 Bonk. David 73,75,151 Bonomi, Jean 52,138,139 Boonstra, Diane 167 Borg, Debra 134 Borgemeister, Lola 151 Borst. Judith 151 Borth. Karen 48,64.75,78.166. 167 8ottorlf. Elizabeth 151 Bottorff, Paula 127 Bourgeois, Mary 167 Bourgeoise. Chris 127 8owden, Lori 152 Bowden. Scott 152 Bowe, Joseph 152 8ower, Sharon 40.42.43.53.55,64, 75.82.84.167 Bowers, Jennifer 139 Bowman, Robert 127 Braatz, Raymond 103,127,116 Brace, Nancy 127 Brace, Gary 86.139 Bradck, Morianne 69,139 Bradok, Rosann 167 Bradley, Margaret 152 Bradley, Dawn 167 Bradley, Tracy 120,127 Braem, Janet 62,152 Braem, Judith 127 Braley, Doreen 139 Braley, Larry 127 Brand. Daniel 99,139,142,113 Brauer, Donald 139 Brcmner, Leslie 152 Bromnor, Mark 85,127,113 Brennan, Kathleen 127 Brennan. Margaret 40,42,167 Brewer, Scott 127 Bridges. Cliff 108,140 Bnen, Dawn 167 Bricn, Robin 152 Briggs. Jamos 127 Briggs, Judy 140 Briggs. Linda 152 8nght, Terri 152 Briscoe, Dan 92,152,114 Br iscoa, David 96.106.140.116 Broadus. Robert 42,53,85,167 Brokcrhof. Christina 120,140 Brong, Kathleen 40.42.55,82,83, 167 Brooks. Philip 97.127.113 Brosofske, Gregory 72,75.152 Brosofskc, Sandra 127 8rotherton. Amy 140 Brown, Barb.ua 167 Brown. Cheryl 127 Brown, Darlene 127 Brown. Karen 42,167 Brown, Kevin 75,82,167 Brucher, Michael 140 Brunell. Beth 62.65,152,153 Bryant, Tom 75,152 Bryar, Edward 167 Bucher, Bruce 82,92,167 Buchman, Barbara 43,167 Budovec, James 140 Budovec, Susan 152 Budwit, David 92,152.112 Budyn, Jerry 168 Bumblauskas, Tim 140 Bumgirner, Alicia 127,123 Burgess, Doris 152 Burgess, Janet 168 Burianek, Tern 122,127 Burkett, Dianne 127 Burkhardt, Patricia 122.127,123 Burks, Kathleen 168 Burks. Valeric 127 Burn, Tom 168 Burnett, Kenneth 127 8urns, Mark 168 Burr, Lmda 168 Buschman. James 168 Buschman, Peter 140 Buschman, Wesley 70,127 Butler, Edna 127 Butler. Julie 140 Butler, Mike 168 Butterfield, Erston 127 Byrne, William 127 C Cabrera, Mary 127 Cabrera. Michael 140 Cabrera. Patrick 152 Caccippio, Mark 127 Cam, Robert 127 Cain, Susan 140 Cakora, Tammy 128 Caldwell. Tim 69.82.83.168 Callarman, David 111,126 Campagna. Susan 140 Campbell, Craig 114 Campbell, David 128 Campbell, Dorinda 85,128 Campbell, Heather 128 Campbell. Nancy 64,65,168,184 Campbell, Roxanne 121,152 Campbell. Sheryl 40.62.82,168 Carlin, Gary 75,152 Carlin.Shawn 152 Carlson, David 152 Carlson, Lori 152 Carlson. Richard 75 Carlson. Susan 152 Carlson, William 75 Carnahan, Carlton 99,128 Carnahan, David 96.102.140.113 Carnahan, Deborah 51,71,152 Carney. Colleen 128 Carney, Kathy 152 Carney, Margaret 128 Carr, John 140 Carroll. Robert 97.128.116 Cashman. Laura 128 Casserilla, Danny Castaldo. John 152 Castaldo. Raymond 85,140 Catino, Mary 140 Cavender, Randolph 140 Cecil. Tod 128,119 Cervenka, Charles 97,103 Cerveny, Karen 42.43.168 Chamberlain, Mark 140 Chandler. Robin 140 Chapman. Jeff 102.140 Chapman, Nancy 70,140 Chappel, Pam 168 Charapata, Bev 152 Charapata. Frank 140 Chcnault, Beth 168 Chenault. Richard 55,140 Chrmelewski, Mike 152 Chonko. Glen 97,128 Choit, Kathy 152 Christons, Kim 69,152 Christman, Dan 140 Christman, Desiree 1G8 Cianelli. Sam 140 Cicrpoit. Michelle 168 Cihlar. Joe 51.92,152.112 Cihlar, Mark 97,128 Cipra, Tom 102,140.116 Cirko. Cathy 62,152 Clark, Rebekah 84.152 Clark. Val 40.41,42.43.75,82.83. 122,169.89.123 Clauss, Julian 140 Clauss, Pam 128 Clay, Cathy 152 Cleary. Bill 67.128 Cleck. Cynthia 140 Cleek, Debra 169 Clevenger, David 152 Clmgman. Mansue 128 Clore. Lee 92.94.104.169 Cloro, Gwen 140,123 Closson, Virginia 140 Coates, Sue 128 Cogswell, Ann 169 Cohen, How.ixl 103,128 Cole, Howard 96,11 1.140.113 Confer. Gwen 152 Connell. Lynda 42,82.169.123 Conmek, Eric 51.152,113,119 Conrad, Mike 96.140 Conway, Kevin 128 Cook, Jay 82 Cook. Pal 152 Cook. Bob 96.106.107.140 Coolahan, Rachel 40,77,169 Cooper. David 140 Cooper, Donna 140.169 Cooper, Karen 67.152.160 Copeland. Sue 45.128 Coppage, Bradley 128 Corbin. Wendy 152 Corbine. Dale 128 Corbme, Karen 152 Cordero, David 128 Corrigan, Kathy 152 Corzatt, Jim 128 Costaldo, John 75 Cottrell. Susan 128 Cox, Robert 128 Craig, Bruce 72,128 Craig, Jim 82,153 Craven, Mike 153 Craven, Robert 111 Creamer, Deb 169 Creamer, Terrance 128 Cristman, James 111,128 Cnstmon, Paul 110,153 Cruickshank, Cheryl 128 Cruickshank. John 140 Cruise, Pat 128 Cruse, Theodore 111,128 Cudia. Charles 153 Cudia, Dawn 128 Cuff, John 96.140.113 Culp. Jim 128 Culp, Mark 153 Cummings, John 96 Cunningham, Earl 128,113 Curry, Dan 92 Curry, Jim 128 Curry, Michael 97.103.128 Custer, Christine 128 Cytrych, Bev 128 Cytrych. Deb 169 Czajka, Frances 153 Czajka, Michael 140 Czulak, Margaret 152 D Dahl. Barney 128 Dahlman, Cheryl 169 Dalton, Kathleen 128 Dalton. Tim 40,51.75,109,169 Dane, Art 108,140 Done, David 128 Donkwardt, Greg 153 Darnell, Paul 128 Davis. Lois 169 Davis, Pamela 128 Davis, Robin 169.115,114 Dealy, Marianne 75,77,82.169 Dean, James 82,169 Dean, Jeffrey 128 Dean, John 106,140,116 Deatherage. Lorna 128 Debs, Duane 75,153 Deeds, Phillip 153 Deinert, Darlene 152 Delaney. William 153 Delmagori. Rota 140 De Maestri, David 98 Dcnkler. Jan 140 Dcno, Dawn 153 Deno, Denise 153.123 Oeno, Doug 128 Depasquale, Rozella 140,68 DePinto, Vincent 40.42,43,51,54, 61.92.94,105,169,176.117 Derendinger, Bev 153 Desitter, Jackie 140 DoStofano. Rosalie 65.128,137 Devick, Kevin 96.140,119 Dia . Mirio 42,77.168,169 Dicker man, Joel 97.128 Dickerman, John 128 Oickermjn. Molly 41.42,53.82.84. 86.169 Dickerson, Dick 153 Didnckson, Robert 153 Diedcrichs, Wynettc 169 Dietz, Nicholas 99 Dillcy, Mary Lou 129 DiVincen o, Joseph 102,129 Dlesk, David 45,97.129 Dode. Robert 140 Doer hoe for, Dyann 140 Dom alski, Marlene 140 Donaldson, Gary 170 Doncrank, James 51.110,153 Dorn, Giscla 170 Dorney, Scott 170 Dorncy. Steve 97,129,116 Dowiotos, Tim 29.97.107.136 Downey, Kathleen 140 Downs. James 170 Drabik, Sharon 140 Drabik. Thomas 153 Drapala, John 140 Dremann, Dayle 80,153 Drcnth, David 153 Drcnth, James 153,114 Dressier, Nancy 62,65,121 Droege, Robert 129.119 Drocge, Thomas 119,140 Drogemuller. Debra 140 Drummond. Alison 40,43,49,76,77, 164,170 Dubicl. Bonnie 170 Dubicl, Jom 126,129 Duda, Gloria 170 Dudas, James 140 Dufour. April 129 Duka, Gregory 153 Duka, Deborah 170 Duka, Kevin 140 Duklewski, Jean 140 Dulcy, Mary 121 Duncan, James 140 Dunham, Dean 140 Dunham, Deloris 40.50,62,63,170 Dunning, Lmnette 140 Duxbury, Jane 129 E Eaton. Pat 55.80,153 Eckert. Kit 53,84.170 Edwards, Katharine 60,140 Eggert, Richard 55,153 Egner, Richard 84,86.153 Egner. Tim 97.103.129.116 Ekstrand. Keith 75.153.159 Ekstrand. Kurt 108,129 Eldridge. Lorna 140 Ellington. Wanda 153 Elliott, Darlene 153 Elliott, James 96,140 Elliott, William 140 Eisner, Rick 129 Elza, Deborah 153 El a, Regma 129 Engberg, Janet 53.84,86,170 Engfer. David 170 English, John 140 Engstrom, John 82,111,153 Engstrom, Maryellen 129 Engstrom, Scott 129 Ensalaco, Larry 129.113 Erdmann, William 129 Erdmann, Jean 42,43,56,120 Erickson, Nano 129 Ernest, Gail 170 Evans. Andrea 140 Evans. Rebecca 129 Evans, Sue 140 Evanston, Chris 140 Ewasiuk, Debra 153 F Falconieri, Andrea 170 Falcsch, Glen Fallon. Crystal Fallon. William 69.129 Fandroy. Lynn 40.41,42,43. 1,82. 170 Fandruy, Me lanio 140 Fanning, Carol 85,140 Fanla, Linda 129 Fanta. Richard I 70 Farrell, Daniel 129 Farrell, Thomas 96.140 Farrenlino, Mike 49,54 Feckner, Cindy 141 Fccknor, Paul 171 Feld. James 171 Felgenhauer, Robert 111,129 Felt . Patricia 122,153 Fender, Sandra 129 Ferguson. Charlotte 171 Ferguson. Darenda 62,150,153.158 Ferguson. Gloria 69.138.141 Ferrantino. Michael 72.85.129 Ferrara, Patricia 153 Felting, Cynthia 129 Fiala, Frank 141 Fierce. Dean 141 Fierce, Richard 129 Figura. Richard 129 Fike, Denise 171 Fike, Kenneth Filipow. Robert 141 Finley, Marcia 42,171 Fisher, Robin 171 Fisher. Susan 53,56,64,35,171 Fitzgerald, Kevin 153,155 Fitzgerald, Mike 153,155,159 Fitzgerald. Sally 69.141 Fitzpatrick, Barney 129 Fitzpatrick, Dawn 129 Flegel, Alan 141 Flegel. Joe 171,114 Flegel, Lynn 141 Flick, Jodcc 154 Folden, Linda 129 Foster, Gary 108,129 Foster, Gayle 141 Foster, Mark 86.108 Foster, Sandra 154 Fox. Laurie 171 Fox. Mimi 171 Frank, Les 141 Frantz, Kathy 141 Frazier, Sharon 171 Fredcnburg, Diane 141 Fredericks, Michael 171 Freels, Nanci 129 Frelich, Dennis 154 Freyman, Paul 129 Frola, David 141 Fruci. Therese 154 Fry. Edward 141,119 Frye. Norman 129,114 Furlong, David 141 Furlong, Steven 105,171 Furstenau. Charles 61,93,141,143 Furstenau, Michael 92.94,171,174 G Gahlon, Thomas 81,141 Galan, Susan 129 Gammie, Helen 126,129 Gammuto, Andrew 97,129 Ganzmann, Marilyn 154 Garry. Michael 44.96,141 Gattis. Mark 40,41.42.55,171 Gaul. Demse 43,171 Gaul. Gloria 129 Gaul, Monica 69,141 Gaylord. Mark 141 Geary, Keith 106.141 Geary. Mike 102.113 Gcbauer.John 129,117 Gee. Gale 40,49,62.76.77,164.171 Gehle, Ron 141 Gets. Thomas 129,116 Geldernick, Nancy 56,74.171 George, Carol 62.154,156 Georgeson, Duane 154 Georgeson, Dorothy 154 Georgeson, Pat 129 Geralds. Paul 5 Gcrding, Linda 141 Germain, Arnold 129 Getty, Sharon 78,171 Get , Mary 141 Ge unierrnan. Alan 154 Gezunterman, Alex 129 Gfwnayern. Jawad 141 Gibson, Cheryl 68.69.85,141 Gierlach. Kathleen 53.77,84,171. 178 Giles, Craig 84.85.141 Giles, Scott 53.85,1 72 Girten, Sonya 129 Glaver. Larry 51.82.84.92.110 Gleason, Elizabeth 75,154 Gleason. John 111.129 Glenn, Lon 141 Glover, Daniel 103,129 Gnat, Michael 1 72 Gnat. Paul 52,154 Goldman, Edward 53 Goldman, Jeff 141 Golmski, Paula 154 Gonska, Cindy 40,57 Goodman. Jill 46,53,65.80,154 Goodwin. Kenneth 129 Gore, Barbara 129 Gore, Carol 141 Goshen, Rebecca 141 Goshen, Roberta 85,141 Goumakis, Mary 129 Grabiec, Glenn 172,117 Gradle, Louise 40.43,46,55,64,75, 172 Gradle, Robert 129 Grahan, David 96,116 Graham, James 92 Grams, Melanie 85,141 Grant, Ronald 154 Graves, James 172 Gray, Donna 85,141 Gray, Michael 53.84,172 Gray. Sharon 40,41.42.43.53.55. 84,86.172 Gray, Terry 42,172 Greenhill, Douglas 129 Greenhill, Jennifer 51,71,86.87, 154 Gregcrtttn.Gail 129.137 Gregor, Mary 154 Grey. George 75,154 Grey tak, John 129 Greytak. Mark 51.109.154.118 Griffin, Andrea Griffin, Joan 65,172 Groetzenbach. Ehse 154 Grover, Leonard 154 Gruening, Susan 82.172 Guenther. Galen 129 Gulbrandsen, Robert 129 Gunn, Charles 85,154 Gunn, Helen 54,72.84,141 Gunnels, Philip 141 Gunther, Monica 141 Gunther, Stephen 99.129 Guse, Mark 40.42.51.61,92.95.172 H Haack, William 103.129 Haag, Teresa 142 Hadamik.Mary 129 Hahn. Linda 154 Ham, Cindy 154 Hall, Theodore 172 Hallett, Jeffrey 142 Hallett. Marc 172 Halsey. David 51,98,99.112 Hammond, Bradley 97,107,130 Hampton, Henry 70.142 Hancock, Carol 53,82.83,172.88 Hane. Don 96.142.119 Hanifen, Kathleen 154 Hannemann. Jill 126.130 Hansen, Oorene 40,62.63.69,74, 172 Hardman, William 70.142 Hargrove, Beatrice 130 207 Hargrove, Patricia 142 Harris, Kim 142 Harrison. Scon 130 Hart. Barbara 172 Hart. Stephen 84.86,141 Ham . Michael 172 Harte, Christopher 142 Hartigan, William 75,95,173 Hartung, Ellen 40.42.60,64.65.75. 82.173 Hatmaker. Nancy 82,83,173 Hattan, Carolyn 121.130 Haugh, Christine 154 Haumesser, Rena Ann 68,69.85.142 Haumesscr, Scott 130 Havenstein, Marina 173 Hawkins, Jon 84,155 Hayes, Cynthia 130 Hcaly, Terry 155 Heard, Karen 173 Heaton, 8arbara 130 Heaton. Brenda 40.43.44.47,53.56. 69.173 Heckmann, Bernard 142,114 Hedler. Christy 82,173.89 Hcdler, Michael 130 Heelan, Robin 142 Heffernan, James 130 Hellemon, Jerry 155 Helfernan, John 130 Hejmej. Eugene 96.142 Hejmei, John 97.130 Hejmej, Tom 107 Heilman, Karen 142 Hendrickson, Edwin 173 Hendrickson, William 130 Hengels, Dee Dee 142 Hengels, Sandra 40,173 Henncssy. Jan 142 Henninger. Frederick 142 Hennmger, Susan 130 Henncks, Bruce 103 Henriksen, Neil 155 Hepburn. Mark 104.142 Herbcck, Robert 96,142 Herda. Verne 75 Herda, Verne 118 Hergenroder, Lori 126.130 Hernandez, Kathleen 130 Hernandes. Thomas 106,142 Herza, Lori 155 Hester, Lorinda 74 Hetzel, Chip 40,41.42,173 Hetzel, Tara 72,85.130 Hibbeln, Rebecca 155 Hibner, Ben 130 Higgins, April 69,137 Hill, Steve 105 Hlady. Gayle 62 Hlady. Jill 62.173 Hochloutncr, Jeff 85.98,105,155 Hochleutner, Laura 130 Hochleutner, Pam 142 Hodma, Dawn 142 Hodma, Frank 155 Hoffman, Debra 130 Hoffman, Hugh 73,142 Hoffman, Robert 155 Hoffman, Sharon 173 Hoffmann, Kenneth 86,130 Hogya, Debra 64.82.173 Holly, Debra 69.142 Holpuch, Arthur 96,116 Holtzkopf, Craig 96 Holzkopf, Gary 108.142 Honzik, Patricia 130 Hornbrook, Lisa 142 Hornbrook, Michael 42.173 Horton, Cynthia 151,155 Hosek. Kimberly 155 Hosck, Leslie 155 Hossfeld, Linda 155 Hotchkiss. Beverly 142 Hougham, Randall 155 Hougham, Robin 130 Howat, Carol 62 Hradccky, Sue Dee 69.142 Hradecky, Wendy 130 Hrudicka, Scott 155 Hruschka. John 54,55,80 Hubbard, Anthony 97,130 Hubbard, Chase 108,142 Hubbard, Diana 85,142 Hubbert, Barbara 155 Hubbert, Mark 82,155 Hubbert, Melinda 142 Huebsch, Jeffrey 130 Hughart, Sean 75 Hughes, Robert 173 Hullinger, Bruce 142.113 Hultman, Brad 155 Humphns. David 130 Hurley, Paulette 130 Hyde, Gail 155 Hyerdall, Craig 96,142,116 Hyerdall, Cynthia 121.130 I mmormmo, Joanne 130 Immoimino, Mary 60.120,155 Ineich. Peter 40.42,51.76.77.82, 101.164,173 Ineich, Timothy 77,103,130 Ingram, Jerri 155 Iona, Michael 130 Iona, Sue 155 Irwin, Scott 111.130 Isenbergur, Sharon 130 J Jaacks, Lorraine 69,130 Jackson, Renee 173 Jacobs. Richard 84,86 Jacobs, Jane 84,155,121,123 Jacobson, James 76,77,150,112 Jacobson,Janna 155 Jaffe, Carla 84.130 Jaffke, Kim 53,85,155 Jakovich. Michael 97,103,130,116 Jamieson, Kathy 138,142,144 Jamieson, Mary 60,120,121.130 Janik, David 97,130 Jarccki, Michael 142 Jaskula, Michael 130 Jaskula, Susan 155 Javid, Liana 142 Jedd, David 97,107,130 Jellies, Jack 46.96,142 Jellies, Richard 97,103,130 Jenicek, Audrey 174 Jemcek. Karen 130 Jenmson, Caryl 142 Jenmson, Cheryl 142 Jcrousek, Larry 173 Jilek, Catherine 155 Jilek, Raymond 173 Jingj, Sharon 142 Joachim, Mary 174 Johannsen, Nancy 174 Johanson, Grant 155 Johansson, Scott 174 Johansson, Tom 142 Johansson, Wayne 155 Johns. Nancy 85.130 Johns, Terry 75.82.174.123 Johnson, Alan 131 Johnson, Bruce 108,142 Johnson, Edward 104.174 Johnson, Janice 69.142 Johnson, Jennifer 85,131 Johnson, Pam 85,142 Johnson. Roger 131 Johnson, Robert 84,85,142 Johnson. Sharon 53,56,73,85.174 Johnston, Don 96.142 Johnston. Sandra 174 Jones, Christopher 142 Jones, Dennis 70,73,155 Jones, Janet 142 Jones, Pam 69.155 Jones, Roberto 131 Jones, Sandra 74,174 Jones, Steven 131 Jones. Thomas 82,83,175 Jordan. Gary 84.110,111 Jozwik, Raymond 102,142 Jucovics, Deb 143,123 Judge, Michael 155 Judge. Thomas 97.131 Justis, Neal 98,175.112 K Kacer, Donna 142 Kaduk. Dinah 131 Kamman, Craig 98,85 Karasek, Bill 142 Karasek, Wendy 142 Karl, Drew 155 Karlovit. John 96.97,142.113 Karmazin, John 155 Kase, Brian 142 Karmazin. Mary 131 Kasmecz, Deborah 82,175 Kasinecz, Robert 142 Katzin, Judith 46.156 Keasler, Mellody 142 Keck. James 82,156,112 Keeley, Matthew 102 Keene, Wes 97,131 Keller, William 142 Kelly, Daniel 97.107,131 Kelly, Martin 55.156,112 Kelly. Gregory 142.113 Kelly. Mari 131 Kendig, Ronald 156 Kendig, Susan 131 Kcndle. Dave 84,86,156.118 Kendon, Paula 85.121,142 Kenney. Debra 142 Kenney, Norman 40,43,46.53,84. 85,161.175 Kenney, Robert 86,131 Kent, Jeffrey 103.117 Kent, Melam 62.72.77,156 Kern, Thomas 156 Kessler, Lynn 131 Kessler, Russell 99.142 Kewley, Matt 142 Khoe.Giok 46.55.75.121,156,123 Khoe. Hwa 122.142,123 King, Cathlccn 74 King, Joseph 40,51,53.61.82.85. 98.99,175,112 King, Patricia 85,142 Kipta, Christina 131 Kirchoff, Kathleen 156.125 Kirchoff. Michael 106,142 Kirchoff, Laura 175 Kirkland, Curtis 156 Kirkpatrick, Curt 156 Kirkpatrick, John 142 Kitzmiller, Kenneth 175 Kleb. Lauren 156 Klcczka, Timothy 175 Klcdzmski, Ellen 143 Kledzinski. Margate 143 Kledzinske. Ruth 131 Kledzinski, Teresa 175 Klcinschmidt. John 131 Kline, Charles 96.143,113 KIuetsch, George 110,150,156 Kluetsch, Kimberly 175 Klug, Mark 156 Kluge. Mark 143 Kneggs. Carl 75 Knotts, Edith 131 Kohut, Sharon Lenor 175 Kolar, Debra 156 Kolar, James 73,131 Kolar, Linda 131 Kolanch, Sharon 68.143 Konfrst, Jeff 143 Konstanty, Steven 156 Kopta, Francmc 156 Koptik, Peter 40.42.43,55.175 Koptik, Stephan 156 Kosatka, James 175 Kosmal. Kerry 156 Kostic, Milena 143 Kovac, Jean 82,85,156 Kovank, Brian 1 75 Kovank, Janet 131 Kowalchuk, Ann 156 Kowalski, Wesley 131 Kozak, Connie 143 Krai. Milo 131 Kramer, Richard 103,131 Kranz, Debra 143 Kranz, Debbie 143 Kranz, Keith 175 Krask, Vicki 131 Kraynik, Alicia 131 Kraymk. Joseph 96,143,113 Kring, Edwin 51,156,114 Krpal. Mari 131 Krueger, Andrew 156 Krupp, Linda 131 Krupp, Steve 176 Kr ystmak, Michael 176 Kubala. Sharon 176 Kubinski, Robert 176 Kubmski, William 131 Kucera, Dean 156 Kucera.Vicke 49,77,176 . Kufrin, Michael 143 Kuhn, Carl 131 Kuhnert, Robert 56,176 Kuhnert, Susan 131 Kuich, Donna 56,74.176 Kukla, Audrey 143,149 Kukla, Janet 40,42,55.77.176 Kukla. Alice 143,149 Kunz, Brian 85.97.131 Kurzawa, Celena 176 Kurzawa, Jane 131 Kus. Eugene 111,131,113 Kusnierz, Cynthia 143 Kymc. Leslie 156 L Labrose, Karen 86,132 Lacey, Roger 132 Lacey, Carol 156 La Coste, Juliann 176 La Coste, Robbi 156 Lady, William 75,176 Laheta, John 176 Lahner, Larry 143,113 Laisch, Gayle 69.86,122.143 Laisch, Susanne 176 Lalish, Beth 46.75,156 Lalondc, Gerald 46,51.109 Lalonde, Jeannene 122.176 Lalonde, Mary 132 Lambert, Gerald 132 Lambert. Mary 156 Lambeit, Richard 143 Lane, Brenda 60,64,75,120.176 Lane. James 41.75 Lang, Barbara 120.132 Lang, Margaret 143 Lang. Terry 50.62.75.122.176.123 Langer. Bruce 85,108.132 Langer, Mary Ellen 48.78,176 Langer, Ruth 177 Langley. Karla 132 Lanham, Rozann 138,143 LaPlace. Lisa 132 LaPlacc, Nancy 156 LaPrise, Sharon 143 Laroche. Mane 132 Laroche. Vivian ne 132 Larson, Connie 156 Larson, Jon 156 Larson, Kathy 156 Lassiter. Dan 177 Lassiter. Mary 156 Latshaw, William Laugel. Mary 156 Laughlin, Julie 143 Laughlin. Kathleen 72,143 Lauing, Lisa 132 Louing, Susan 156 Launnaitia, Mike 177 Lavaja. Cheryl 143 Lava), Russell 97,103,132 Lavcll, John 132 Leach, Nancy 132 Leahy. Debra 84,177 Leahy. Patrick 156 208 LeBlanc, Michael 156 Loo, Andrea 132 Leigh, Jenny Lcintz, Christopher 106,132 Lcintz, Rohm 143 Loin weber, John 156 Lckovish, Vicky 75,156 Lent , Colleen 156 Lent , Randy 132 Leonard, James 73,132 Leonard, James 73.132 Leonard, John 143,116 Lesniak. Cheryl 40.50,62,63,64,65, 75,82.177 Lesniak, Debra 132 Lesniak, Terry 121,177 Lesscnberry, Cynthi 132 Lessenberry, Gary 72,82,104.117. 89.88 Leverenz, Cheryl 156 Lewallen, David 107,132 Lewallen, Kenneth 157 Lewanski. Christine 68.143 Lewanski, Victoria 121,177 Liedtke, Susan 132 Liggett. Debbie 60,120,157 L'ljegren, James 54,72,132 Linn, James 143 Lmn, Mary 53.68.85.177 Linnen, Thomas 97,132 Lipkin, Lori 143 Lippert, Denise 132 Lippert, Valerie 157 List, Jennifer 132 List, Kathleen 59,69.1 77 Liszka, Gregory 143,116 Littlefield, Dale 75,82,157 Littleton, Susan 132 Lockett, William 143 Lockwood, Scott 97,132,116 Loder, Allan 102,103,143,116 Loder, Earl 170 Loder, Susan 132 Loehman, Daniel 170 Loehman, Donna 62,157 Loehman, Laura 132 Loeser. Mary 143 Lofthouse, Wanda 170 Logan, Laura 85,132 Loll, Gary 143 London. Christopher 143 London, Robert 132 Londos, James 143 Long, Sherry 121,132 Long, Virginia 132 Loren , Jeffrey 108,132 Loser, Debra 143 Lotz, Donald 45.84 Lubbers. Daniel 132 Lubbers, Dean 143 Ludtke, Dorothea 132 Ludwig, William 53,84,86,109,178 Lusk, William 40,42,51,178 Lusk, Thomas 157 Lynch. Lucinda 143 Lyons, Timothy M Maag, Michael 97,103,132,116 Macal, John 84,85,96,143 Macal. Joyce 40.42.43,53,84,85, 86.178 MacCrimmon, Eli db 143 Machen, Gregory 143 Mack. Jeffrey 157 Mack, Patricia 157 Mackey,Nancy 157 Mackie. Brian 143 Maclean, Patricia 143 Mac Quilkin, Arthur 41,72,79,178 Mac Quilkin, Megann 132 Magd iarz, Rosalie 69.143 Magelnz, Michael 97,132 Magclitz, Sharonlee 157 Mager. Carol 86.132,123 Mager, Nancy 75,84,85,86,157,123 Maggio, Rose 153,157 Magruder, Scott 85,132 Magrudcr, Todd 85,132 Mahar, Cynthia 132 Matter, Donald 111,143,119 Majcon, Susan 1 8 Mjjuwski, Michael 144 Majorowski, Cheryl 68,69,144 Malik, Karen 144 Malinowski, Irene 132 Manak, Sandra 132 Manak, Terry 178 Mann. Karen 62.65.82.164.178.88 Margison, Randy 47.82,83,178.88 Mar ko vi tz, Martin 178 Marshinski, Laura 132 Marshall, Ann 40,42.76.77.82.178 Marshall, Christine 178 Mar thaler, Gary 144,117 Martin, Brian 144 Martin, Ralph 178 Martin, Susan 85,144 Martinek, JartOI 56.71,178 Martmek, Patricia 132 Mar ano, Roberta 71,144 Masa. David 144 Masa, Joyce 40,55.69.121.122, 178 Masa, Marian 40,43,48,49,55,56. 57,62.64.69,75,76,77,121,179. 123 Masa. Mark 132 Masek, Julie 144 Masters. Lawrence 69,132 Mateski, Dawn 133 Mateski, Richard 144 Mather, Bruce 54,72,133 Mathews, William 133 Mathiasen, Mary 40,50,62,75.179 Mayer, Deborah 41.42.43,60.64, 82,83,120,179 Ma anec, Beverly 40,64,179 Ma our, Edward 75,179 McAlpme. Daniel 179 McAlpine, Mary 62,157 McAlpme, Patricia 133 McAnally, James 41.43,48,78,179 McCabe, Diane 179 McCabe, Susan 157 McCabe, Thomas 144,111 McCarthy, David 144 McCarthy. Kelly 96.144 McCarthy, Terry 65.104 McCartney, John 103.133,116 McCartney, Scott 82,179 McClure, Gwynne 75,123 McCluskey, Laura 144 McCollum, Sarah 69,144,147,123 McCormick, Lee 144 McCreary, Karen 69.144 McCreary, Sharon 133 McCreary. Susan 133 McCrory. Joyce 42,56.71,121.179 McFarland, Don 179 McGah, Anne 144 McGah, Robert 75 McGinnis, Don 144 McGowan, Daniel 51,98,112 McHugh. Lorry 68.144 McIntyre. Steven 144 McIntyre, Sue 75 Me Kale, 85,133 McKnight, Douglas 70.82,157 McKnight, Ma. tha 144 McMahon, Thomas 97 McLaughlin, Larry 144 McLuckie, Janet 179 McMaster, Peggy 69,138.144 McMaster, Sandra 133 McNamara, Guy 144 McNamara, Peggy 179 McNeely, Barry 179 McRoberts, Gary 157 McVey, Maureen 133 Meaden, Michael 157 Mehagen, Ginny 53,85,179 Meiser, Patricia 133 Meister, Michelle 157,123 Melcher. Carol 133 Melin, Gregg 85,133 Meloun, Gary 157 Memenga, Ray 180 Memenga, Susan 68,144 Mendez, Angie 144 Mesch, Vince 144 Mescrole, Ronald 75 Messmer, Gale 180 Messmer, Gwen 133 Messmer, Kenneth 144 Messmer, Luunn 144 Messmer, Torn 133 Metzger, Joseph 180 Meuvm, Audrey 133 Meyer, Barry 105,180 Meyer, Karen 144 Moyer, Sue 122,133 Moyer, Terry 180 Milawski, Lance, 133 Milawski, Laurene 180 Milos, Wayne 133 Miller, Barbara 133 Miller, Deborah 53,84,180 Miller, Joseph 144,114 Miller, Mercer 85,144 Miller, Nancy 157 Milstcad, Shari 82,180 Misek, Jennifer 144 Misek, Richard 40,41,42.43.46,51, 53,54,180.117 Mistretta, Kathleen 133 Mistretta, Sal 96.144.116 Mitchvl, Catherine 150.157 Mitchell, Michelle 69.144 Mi ener, Allison 00,145 Mochel, Douglas 85 Mochel. James 40.42,57,72,75,180 Mochel, Philip 145 Moderson, Wendy 180 Molaro, Scott 145 Monson. Dan 180 Montalbano, Gina 60,145 Montalbano, John 97,107,133,116 Montgomery, Janice 82,83,180,88, 123 Montgomery, Kenneth 46.55,82,83, 109.157 Moody, Louis 133 Moody. William 46,180 Mooha, Madonna 80.145 Moore, Catherine 157 Moore, Cmdy 133 Moore, Debarah 40,65,82,83,180 Moore, Elizabeth 181 Moore, Marilyn 133 Moore, Scott Moravec, Dan 145 Morey, Lynn 133 Morey, Scott 85,92,157,112 Morris, Sandra 133 Morris. Sherry 145 Morris, Sherry 133,135 Morris, Terry 181 Morrison, Gayle 85,133 Morrison, Kathleen 56.181 Morse. Kevin 108,145 Mottlow, Scott 97,133 Mountain, Thomas 99,133,119 Mraz, Robert 133 Mroch, Eric 133 Muelhauser, Frank 109.181 Mueller, David 133 Mueller, Susan 138.145 Mullins, Ricarda 145 Munday, Sara 133 Munro, Jim 133 Murphy. John 51.92,94,181 Murphy, Kevin 46,73.158 Murphy. Mary 133 Murray. Renee 133 Musch, Cheryl 145 Myers, Judith 145 Myers, Robert 181 Myers, William 99 N Nance, Pamela 40,42,75,82,122, 181,123 Nardo, Mary Elyne 181 Nash, Matthew 75 Nash. Pete 108,145 Neese. Carolann 158 Neese, David 145 Nelson, 8eth 86,144,145 Nelson. David 108,133 Nelson, Frank 181 Nelson, Janet 158 Nelson, Karen 86.133 Nelson, Karen 145 Nelson, Marvin 158 Nelson. Ruth 85,145 Nelson. Susan 64,76,77,181 Nelson, Susan 145 Nelson, Timothy 181 Nemoc, Allen 145 Nernecck, Dawn 145 Nemecek. Diane 133 Ncmccek, Sandra 133 Non, MadOlhne 181 Nessenzia, Jack 133 Nessen ia, Tom 145 Netrefa, Liano 133 Nicholas, Michael 158 Nichols, Megan 133 Nichols, William 145 NiIson, Debbie 85 Nilson, Richard 99,133,116 Nilson, Sharon 86,145 Nixon. Melanie 50,60,75 4.153 Noble. William 133 Nohejl, Helen 181 Noon, Jody 76.77.181 North. John 40,41,42,43,51.55.65, 92.181.135.114.113 Northway. Richard 181 Norton, Jeffrey 75.78.79.182 Norton, Sue 126,133 Novak, Linda 68,133 Novak, Tracy 69 Nulicek, Karen 145 O Oberman, Michael 133 O'Brien, James 133 O'Brien, Kathleen 182 O'Brien, Mary 133 O'Connor, Timothy 46,158 O'Flaherty, James 40,51,57,92,93, 94.182 O'Grady. Darilyn 53.56.73.85.182 O'Grady, Kent 73,82,182 O'Grady. Maureen 68.150,154,158 O'Grady, Patricia 42,182 O'Grady, Scott 73.85,158 Oldham, Gad 145 Olson, Gary 145 Olson, Gregory 133.113 Olson, Randi 120,133 Olson, Richard 132 Olsson, Martha 133 O'Neal, Mark 99,145,113 O'Neill, Ann 133 Onorato, David 145 Onorato, Douglas 99,182 Oracko, Stephen 96,102.145,116 O'Reilly, Don 145 O'Reilly, Thomas 158 Orlock, John 158 Onner, Richard 145 Oshinski. Mark 75,182 Osikowicz, Joyce 158 Ostrowski, Donald 97,133 Ouska, Diane 133 Ove.Gay 103,133 Ovricns, Jim 133 P Pacholski, Michael 183,112 Pacholski, Richard 99 Pacheco, Michael 133 Page, Gregory 133 Pagenkopf, Caryl 133 Palansky, Thomas 134,113 Paliga. Judith 122,134 Pallona, Randy 183 Palma, Roy 134 Palmer, Janet 158 Palmer, Sue 134 Pammler. Robert 82,83,183 Pane, Laura 134 Pankow. Lcwenda 183 Pantaleo. Agatha 60,145 Paolello, James 145 Pape, Frederick 145.119 Pape, Greg 45,134,119 Pappas, Angelme 164,183 Pappas, Potroklos 145 Para, Diane 183 Paradise. Fran 42,65.92.93,94,95, 114 Paramce, Uso 51.62,71,141,183 Parke. Cynthia 40,42,43.53.64,82, 83,183 Parker, Brian 158 Parkhurst, Wendy 145 Pairish, Bruce 134 Parsons, Deborah 145 Parsons, Jim 70,108,134 Pittakarms, Dave 183 Pasakarnis, John 97,134 Patterson, Donna 145 Paule, Dawn 145 Paulson, Bradley 183 Paulson, Roger 145 Pav. Debra 56.71.82.184 Pavlin. Stephen 134,117 Pawl. Dianne 122,134 Pawlowic . Ann 121,134 Pawlowicz, Chris 158 Pawlowski, William 98.112 Payne, Sandra 69.158 Pearce, Pamela 134,137 Pearce, Reed 92,184 Pearce, Robert 150,158 Pearce, William 108,134 Pearson, Stephen 184 Pearson, Timothy 134 Pecmo. Joanne 69.122,145.123 Peccny, Thomas 158 Pecora, Gail 134 Pence. Mark 53.84,184 Pence, Reed 40.41,42,43,46,55.79. 82,184,89 Pepich. Barry 96,145,113 Pepich. Brent 145 Pepich. Brian 92,112 Perham, Michael 108,145 Peters, Matt 103,133 Petersen. Elizabeth 184 Petersen. Karen 68,133 Peterson, Dale 184 Peterson, Brian 145,117 Peterson, David 145,113 Peterson, Jell 53,75,84,85 Petras, Michael 145 Petruck. Cynthia 158 Pettit, Christine 48,64,82,184 Pfeiffer, Jeffrey 99 Pfohl, Robert 46,51.109,158 Phelps, Donald 70.134 Philippi, Michael 145 Phillips, Deborah 145 Phillips, Kimberly 68,150,158 Phillips, Kirk 145 Picked, John 184 Pickcrl, Hanson 134 Piekarz, Theresa 45,158 Pigott, Dan 51,104,105,184 Piotrovwki, Bernice 145 Pitvorec, Debbie 134 Pitrovec, Sharon 1 34 Pippenger, Sandra 184 Pleil, Andreas 145 Phrnl, Lana 60,134 Pliml, Lance 98.104,158,114 Poffo, Lanny 184,115,114 Pogue, Terri 158 Pokorski. Lisa 40.42.57,62.63.164. 182,184 Polak, Joseph 145 Polarek, Debra 184 Pollack, Gary 46.84,102.145 Pomes, Joseph 184 Pommier, Karen 185 Popard, Carol 46.55,68,158 Popp, Scott 134 Popp, Steven 75,185 Porayko. Michael 40,42,43,51.53. 84.85.109,185 Porayko. William 51.82,104,158 Poska, Jeffrey 108,134 Powell, Karen 50.62,158 Powell, Thomas 97,107,116 Powers, Colleen 145 Powers, Kimberly 134 Preban, Cecilia 85,158 Precurc, Larry 99 Predovic. Kathy 145 Pnban, Robert 145 Price, Neal 134 Price, Tim 52,145 Prmos, Gary 145 Prinos, Michael 185 Prochaska. Jeff 145,116 Prochaska. Jeffrey 99.102.103.113 Prochazka, Wendy 158 Provinsky, Linda Prucha,Joe 185 Prucha, Sharon 185 Prusa, Richard 185 Prusa. Roberta 134 Pupp. Scott 134 Purcell, Roger 43 Putts, Joan 158 Putts. Raymond 134 Q Ouick, Tina 158 Quick, Tom 134 R Raap, Leroy 134 Raap, Margo 82,185 Rahn, Cathy 158 Rahn, Jeff 145,117 Rader, Luonn 134 Rajsky, Greg 55.82,158 Rakowski, Michael 134 Ramp, Albert 85,158 Rand, Katherine 134 Rankin, Daniel 185 Ransford, Leesa 111.134 Hansford, Richard 146,119 Rapp, Mike 103 Ray, Sandra 121,134 Rawle, William 146 Reaser, Birth 134 Reaser, Craig 158 Reese, Russell 185 Reich, Lisa 75,158 Reich, Paul 97.134 Rcick, Kenneth 111,146 Reid, Stephen 134 Reilly, Linda 146 Reiman, Janice 158 Reinert, Jim 40.51,65.67.185,114 Reinert. Jack 102,146.116 Remmuth, Richard 158,117 Renzos, Kathy 146 Repp. Michael 134.113 Renbos, Lynn 123 Rendall. Thomas 40,41,42.51.64.82. 83,92,185 Rendall. William 97 Rendek, Poter 146 Resnick. Steve 97,103.134.116 Ret linger, Lois 134 Rettinger, Susan 42,56.71,75,185 Rhoades. Kevin 102,146 Richie, Bob 106 Rider, Margaret 134 Rieglc, Kirk 75.158 Riley, David 52,134.119 Ring, Thomas 146 Rink, Rory 185 Ritter, Darcy 75,185 Rizzo, Tracy 134 Robinson, Kenneth 75 Robinson, Robert 92,158,112 Roetzheim, Marlene 120,146 Roetzheim. William 42,51.109 Rojek, Melanie 134 Rojek, Monica 122,138,146 Romaniszak. Randall 158 Ronaldson, Scott 158 Ronaldson. Judy 85,121,146.123 Rondeau, Robin 134 Rook, David 55,105,186 Rook. Joe 96.146.113 Rospond, Steven 51.99,146 Ross, Catherine 86.121 Ross. William 73.146 Rossner, Cynthia 42.186 Rouffa. Paul 40,41.42,43.54,55. 80,186 Rozak, Kimetha 158 Rudd, Linda 146 Ruiz, Cathy 134 Runnels, Raymond 158 Runyon. Stanley 158 Ruopp, Patricia 134 Rurka. Mark 97.103.134,116 Ruschke, Vickie 146 Russell, Mary Kay 69.146 Russell, Robert 64,65,184,186 Russell. Steven 99,103,134,113 Russell, Susan 146 Russo, Margarot 146 Ruthardt. Kim 62,64.75.158 Rutt, Diane 40,42.62,75,82,186 Ruzicka, Lois 146 Ruzicka, Lorie 146 Ryan, Ann 186 Ryan, Carole 122,134 Ryan, Hugh 146 Ryan, Laura 146 Ryan, Matthew 186 Ryan,Suzanne 146 Rybicki, Margaret 146 Rybmski, Man 69,86.134 Ryson, Daniel 70,134 Ryszkiewicz, Bob 158 Ryszkiewicz, Michael 134 S Sadrakula, Thomas 186 Salranski, Carol 186 Saif, Mary 159 St. Clan. Cheryl 159 St. Clan, Thomas 97,134 Saiot, Linda 134 Salm, Kathy 186 Samiec, Karen 69,159 Samiec, Mark 186,1 12 Sand, Christopher 86,134 Sanders, Loraine 134 Sanders, Marilyn 186 Sanko. Aria 186 Sanko, Lon 146 Santoro. Joseph 134 Sauer, Jeffrey 159 Saul, Jane 40,43,186 Saul. Jean 43.186 Saulmer, Russell 92.187 Saulnier, Scott 146,116 Savino. Cheryl 187 Schad, Alex Schaefer, Kathryn 69,134 Schcckcl, David 187 Scheckel, Sharon 129,134 Scheiber, Paul 70 Schendel, Diane 187 Schiavo. Debbie 62.164,187 Schiavo, Patrick 134 Schine, Sandra 134 Schlacter, Carol 134 Schleper, Robert 159 Schmid, Andreas 46,159 Schmidt, Kim 68,146 Schneider, Donald 187 Schneider, Nancy 159 Schneiders, Ging 122 Schretter, Debbie 146 Schroeder, James 134 Schroeder. Janet 187 Schubert, John 187 Schuh, Jerry 110 Schultz, Robert 187 Schultz, William 85,146 Schumacher, Gregory 134 Schupmann, Scott 40,51,53,82,83, 84.92.187 Schuppius, Susanne 134 Schwartz, Dorell 53.75.84,86.187, 123 Schwartz. Janet 82,187 Schwartz, Paul 99,146,113 Schwartz. Richard 85,97.107 Schwartz, Thomas 51.53,77.84,85, 86.187 Scritsmicr. Diane 146 Sczepanik, Dorothy 146 Sczepanik, Steven 187 Seaman, Kim 82,187 Seaman, Wendy 146 Seely, Joel 42 Seely, Peter 159.187 Sell, Michael 51,75,117 Sell, Patty 122.134 Senitz, Frank 135 Seratt, Tamea 146 Scncse, Lucien 159 Seul, Cynthia 135 Seul, Deborah 121,159 Seworyn, Cynthia 68,135 Seweryn, Michael 82.159 Shanahan, James 135 Shannon, Kathleen 146 Sharkey, Cathy 135 Sharkey, Michael 82,83.186.188 Sharp. Cathy 69,146.123 Sharp, Craig 75,188 Shaw, Norman 146 Shcbor, Paul 188 Sheber, Thomas 159 Sheehan, Regina 68.146 Shekelle, Paul 159 Shelgrcn, Regina 68,146 Shelton, John 159 Sherman, David 135 Sherman, Lora 146 Shire, Demse 146 Shuman, Nancy 188 Shuman, Robert 146 Shuman, Steve 75,188 Siblik, Joe 159 Sibraua, Bernadme 121,135 Sibrauj. Donald 146 Sides, Keith 55,150,159 Sicbert, Kathleen 146 Siebert. Rick 188 Siedlecki. Brian 51,109,188 Si eg, Gary 99,135 Sieg, Michael 146 Sieg, Tom 85,159 Sick, David 159 Siewak, Timothy 188 Siewak. Thomas 92,93,104,159 Siler, Stephen 53.75,85,187,188. 193,118 Silverstoin, Tony 52.159,117 Simpson, Deborah 188 Simpson, Dianna 135 Singer, Robert 188 Sire, Carol 135 Siska, Claudia 70,75,159,123 Skala. Lance 42.188 Skinner. Scott 146 Skogsberg. Patricia 135 Skok, Marilyn 159 Skok, Thomas 103,135 Skoumal, David 188 Slaga, Bill 146 Slagtcr, Sara 62,159 Slayton, Thomas 97,107,135 Sleozer, Charles 146 Sleezcr, Debbie 188 Slusarek. Michael 135 Slusarek, Robert 159 Smallwood. Robert 146 Smetana. Marijo 136 Smetana, Steven 146 Smith. Barbata 135 Smith. Barry 96 Smith. Bart 146 Smith, Btadley 75.189 Smith. Catherine 135 Smith, Constance 160 Smith, David 75.160 Smith, Donald 135 Smith, Jim 135 Smith, Kathy 147 Smith. Kirk 92,189 Smith, Richard 70.96,147 Smrz. Julie 68.147 Smrz, Kathleen 147 Snapp, Amy 121,189 Snell, Catherine 150 Snyder, Steve 53,84,86,189 Sobania, Lynn 50,57,62,68,157 Solone, Nancy 189 Soltwisch, Barbara 147 Soltwisch, Carol 147 Soltwisch, Paul 160 Somers. Jeff 65.92.94.174,189 Soucek, Steve 160 Soukup. Daniel 84,135 Soukup. Peggi 42.82.189.89 Soukup. Robert 160 Soukup. William 85 Soutar. Cornenne 160 Soutar. Dary 135 Spagnola. Robert 147 Spangcnberg, Fred 96.106.197 Spanola, Victoria 146.147 Spinney. Ellen 68,135 Sporleder, Debra 122,147 Spread, Mary 135 Sprecker, Kevin 189 Spreng, Nancy Anne 160 Spurney, Robert 160 Spurrier, Amy 147 Spurrier, Chris 189 Stachowicz, Kenneth 97,107,135 Stachowski, Craig 189 Stachowski, Wendee 147 Stack. Robert 135 Stack, Tim 147 Stadtler, Andy 135 Stadtler, Fred 147 Staie, Roy 103.135.116 Stalowy, William 135 Stanford, Susan 73,135 Stanley, Bruce 96,106,147,116 Starck, Terese 85,122,147 Staszak, Michael 42,43,189 Stauffer, Brian 92.160,118 Stauffer. Randall 85.97,135,119 Stavig, Jon 147 Stefiuk, Amy 74,189 Stefiuk, John 135 Steger, Ron 135 Steiger, Robert 160,112 Stem, Kim 110,160 Sterner, Linda 121.160,123 Sterner, Nancy 147 Stcinhaus, Linda 147 Stemhaus, Richard 75,189 Stciskal, Michael 75 Stephens, James 135.113 Stephens, Tim 51,70,160 Stcrka. Philip 97,135 Stevens, Donna 190 Stevens, William 51,84,86,109,160 Stewart. Deborah 80,160 Stillwell, Greg 51.75.82.104.105, 160 Stock, Barbara 64,77.80,150,160 Stockhoff. Brian 160 Stoehr. Bill 135 Stolk, Kristina 121.160.123 Strasser, Stephan 96.97,102,103, 116 Strauch, Scott 190,114 Strauser, Terri 135 Strauss, Pamela 44.86,87,160 Stroner, Gary 71.141.147,119 Stroner, Knstan 135 Stroud. Margaret 62.190 Struven, Paul 51,109,190 Struven, Terry 51,109 Stuebe, Susan 42,190 Stuzarek, Mike 116 Sullivan, Mary Jean 147 Svoboda. Card 40.53.84.85,86.190 Svoboda, Catherine 52.86,135 Swab. Patti 85,147 Swailes, Diane 46.55,160 Swanson, Julie 48,64,78,190 Swanson, Robert 147 Swanson. Robert 190 Sweeney, Scott 160 Swenson, John 72,136,117 Swiatek, Farnk 136 Swiatlowski, Carol 122,136,123 SwtJich, Cindy 74,147 Swiglo, James 160 Switzer, Alan 82,190 Switzer, David 136 Szalkowski, Mary 190 Szalkowski, Sue Ann 136 Szeifen. Ilona 136 Szram, Jerry 160 Szypura. Susan Szypura. Bill T Taguc, Jcaninc 136 Tandaric, Mark 147 Tandaric, Rita 136 Taylor. Colleen 136 Taylor. Dale 55,82,190 Taylor, James 51,92 Taylor, Joe 147 Taylor. John 96,147 Taylor, Paul 92 Taylor, Peggy 69.85,136 Teal. Jeanette 136 Teal. Wesley 136 Teats. William 84.111,147 Tee. Richard 147 Thach, Andrea 40,41,42,43,44,46, 53,121.190 Thayer, Terrence 40,190 Thicda, Julie 122.136 Thieda. Robert 160 Thoman, Leslie 190 Thomas, Alan 147,116 Thomas, Barry 97,136,116 Thomas, Craig 190.117 Thontas, Jeanette 160 Thomas. Jeffrey 136 Thomas, Ken 97,136 Thomas, Jerry 147 Thomas. Larry 160 Thomas, Merry 160 Thomas, Lynn 121.147 Thomas, Sherry 136 Thomas, Terry 191 Thompson, Carol 45,147 Thompson, Dawn 160 Thompson, Julie 60,147 Thompson, Roger 191 Thurm, Barbara 60,120,160 Thurm, James 103,136,116 Thygesen, Roy 147 Timke, Donald 147 Tmiura, Keith 191 Titrud, Debrah 75,122.160.123 Todd. Richard 160,112 Todd. Sharon 82.191 Torbik. Scott 85.136 Tormollan, Ena 136 Towler, Michael 97.111 Tourville, Glenn 96.147 Trainor, Janet 69,147 Trainor, Tom 161 Treiber, Debbie 191 Trelease, Richard 52,147 Trconis, Roberta 147 Trigin, Mary 191 Trig.n, William 161 Trojanowski, Rosema 147 Trotsky. Alan 97,107,136.116 Tucker. Kendall 191 Tudisco, Margaret 161,123 Tuma, Tom 109.191 Turner, Rottert 136 Tuttle, Gerald 191 Tuttle. Keith 136 Tyler, Sharon 136 U Uhlir, Karen 138,147,123 Uhlir. Star 40,42.43,64,75,191 UHig, Terry 40,43,53,64.84.86. 164.191 Ullrich. Jack 40.42.43,82,83,191, 117 Utley, Karen 69.148 V Vadcboncoeur, John 136 Vaglica, Marion 75,161 Vaillancourt, Nadine 161 Vallarta, Vicki 191 Vallejo, Michael 148 Valtham, Michael 148 Valtman, Nancy 136 Van Valzah, Robert 70.79.148 Variu, Rosann 136 Vasholz. Julie 85,136 Vccchio, Pamela 148 Velasco, Darlene 136 Velasco, Rosalie 161 Venard. David 40.54,72.192 Venc, Deborah 192 Verdonck. Michael 111,127.136. 119 Vergien, Wendy 161 Vesely, Carla 136 Vervenka, Charles 136 Vervenka, Nancy 136 Vial, Paul 161 Visk, Charles 136,113 Vladova, Fred 85,148 Vladova, Robert 161 Voida, Wayne 148 Vondriska, James 103,136 Voscf ski, Gregory 136 Vosefski. Steve 72,161 Vrdoljak, James 161 Vrdoliak, Karen 192 Vrdoljak. Theodore 136 Vucekovich, Gary 106.148 Vucekovich, Michael 161 W Wadmgton, Thomas 40,42,48,78, 192 Wadman, Joel 108,148 Walker. Eileen 40,42.82.192 Walker. John 148 Walker, Steve 70 Wallace, Katherine 148 Waller, Debbi 136 Walsh, James 78,192 Walsh, Mathew 97,136 Walsh, Timothy 148 Wallers, James 136 Wannemaker, James 110,111,192 Warnell. Nelson 42,48,54.78.192 Was. Mark 192 Watcher, Borbar.i 40,48,62,64, 6, 77.192 Watcher, David 97,136,119 Watkow, Karen 85.136 Waskow, Mark 192 Watson, John 108.148 Weatherly, Don 85,99,140,148 Weaver, Julie 148 Webber. Andrew 40.41.42.104.192 Webber, Margaret 62,161 Weber, Christine 148 Weber. Daniel 97,136 Weber, Lynn 136 Weber, Mark 40.48.78,192,118 Weber, Mercedes 138.148 Weber, Robert 92,114.116 Webster, Blame 53.79,84.192 Webster, Ken 108,148 Wueden, Jeff 97,136 Wegener, Judy 43,148 Wegener, Patti 40,41,42,55,56,74, 82.192 Weimer.Josie 136 Weimer, Mark 75 Weinberger. John 148,119 Weise, Charles 149 Weise, William 51 Wendt. Denise 161 Welch. Robin 149 Wesley, Christopher 68,136 Wesley, Martha 161 West, Ruth 136 West, Stuart 149 Whalen. John 79.161 Whetstone, Donald 136 White. Bruce 54,72.136,148 White, Michael 161 Whitlock, Scott 42.193 Whittington, Scott 136.116 Wick, Catherine 136 Widuch. Paul 105,107.136 Wielgus, Michael 149 Wilding. Howard 106,149.119 Wilger, Richard 54,55.193 Wilkin, Edyne 149 W.lkms, Joyce 136 Williams, Barbara 161 Williams, Barbara 137 Williams, Christie 126,137 Williams, Jeffrey 193 Wilson, David 155,161 Wilson, James 149 Wilson, Janice 69,149 Wilson. Karen 137 Wilson, Roberta 69.149 Winkler, Martha 69.137 Winkler. Mary 149 Wmsch. Barbara 62,161 Winter. Ann 68,193 Winter, Connie 161 Winter. Kathleen 56.193 Wintermute, Mary 137 Wmtcrmute, Philip 149 Winters. David 111.137 Winters. Tod 161 Wissman, Robert 55.75,82.161 Woldman, Patricia 69.74.161 Woldman, William 111,149 Wolf, Kenneth 193 Wolf, Sue 149 Wolff, Sherry 137 Wolnik, Elizabeth 149 Wolsfeld, Karen 161 Wolt, Robert 43,47.193 Womack, Kenneth 149 Wood, Barbara 193 Wood, Cheryl 137 Wood, Lisa 137 Woodward, John 40.42,45,51,55, 65.92,94.104.105.193,114 Woodward, Joseph 51,96.106,149 Worrell. Debra 137 Wrubliwsky, Walter 92.193 Wysocki, Robert 96.149 Y Yeatcr. R.mdy 149 Yeingst. Donna 137 Yoder, Mark 99,137,113 Young. John 149 211 Young, Pat 62,161 Young, Phillip 111,137 Young, Steve 111,137 Young� , Demse 69,137 Zabel. Michael 46,149 Zabel. Patrick 103,137 Zabler, Scott 110.155,161.117 Zaccari, Jerry 161 Zack, Paul 84,35.161 Zadenetz, Paula 137 Zahora, Richard 70,98,161 Zajac. Ruth 72.137 Zapel, Michael 96 Zapel, Michelle 161 Zapel. Theodore 193 Zednick, Ann 69,137 Zelmer, Becky 68.149 Zcrbc. Michael 149 Zidck, Susan 46,55.122,150,161 Zielinski, Michelle 42,74,193 Zikis, Susan 137 Zimmer, Mary 137 Zimmerman, Davi? 149 Zimmerman, Steve 82.193 Zimmerman, Susan 120,137 Zindrick, Robert 161 Zirzow, Cynthia 43.193 Zirzow, Joyce 137 Zobjcck, Ralph 97,137 Zulas, Jo Ellen 53.84.86.193 Zweerts, Jan 72,161 Faculty Index Adams, Loretta 37 Adams. Herbert 20 Anderson, Genevieve 25 Anello. Pat 85 Aufman. Judith 23 Balk. Lois 24.71 Ballinger, Nadia Nadea 26 Baddy, Bruce 27,77 Barton. Mary 26 Becker, Virginia 22 Benedik, Dolores 34 Blanlord, Winifred 36 Blatchlcy, Clifford 32 Boothe, Jerry 28 Bowen, Renee' 25 Bush, Mary 34 Butkus, Raymond 23,110,111 Cafeteria Staff 37 Cantrall, Margarcte 27 Carithers, Judith 27 Carozza, Aldo 33 Carstens. Richard 33.67,92,94 Cass, Marcella 21 Chessman, Betty Lee 27 Chicoine, H.J. 22 Clark, Margaret 26 Clockdale, Jane 34 Corr. William 21 Costello. Denis 22 Cunningham, Louise 22 Custodial Staff 37 Deacon, Jeanette 30.121 Dean,Joyce 36 Devaud, Holly 25 Dienstberger, Doug 32,115,116 Dixon, Elizabeth 36 Dunham. Montrew 21 Duval, Bonnie 22 Eblin, George 32 Edwards, Irene 34 Eipers, Gordon 22 Elmen, Gary 25,68 Erickson, Karen 26.80 Feuerschwenger, George 31,97,114 Fietsch, Virginia 34 Fitzpatrick, Kathleen 23 Freese, James 20 Freutel, Ken 35.71 Frey, Joyce 36 Gammon, Dorothy 30,66 Geary, Eleanor 36 Gonciar, John 29 Gosling, Charles 33 Grady, Susanne 27,66 Hallbeck, Elroy 24 Hardman, Constance 33 Hart, Richard 23.82 Hayek, Thomas 25,66.110,111 Heth, Lynn 23 Hoffman, Alan 32,103 Horwath, J. 35 Huizinga, Judy 22 Hutchison, Alan 29 Ingles, Donovan 21 Jokes, Ron 22,102.118 Johnson. Bruce 24.97,116 Johnson, Gordon 31,109 Jontry, Richard 25 Katrein, Robert 34 Katzin, Alice 35 Killie, Louise 32 King, Mable 34 Kluth, Paul 32 Kohler. Ins 24 Krueger, John 29,103,115,116 Koncor, Dolores 36 Lagc. Kenneth 22 Larson, Oscar 29 Leathers, Larry 32 Lester, I. 27 Lester. Pat 30.63.120 Lewis, Robert 32 Lind, James 21.92 Lmd, James 21,92 Loberg, Suzanne 26,64 Lott, Byron 27 McCollum, Ann 67 Malek. Francine 25 Marcello, Beth 24,74 Martin, Elton 29 Matula, Linda 24 Muller, June 30.121.123 Monson, Helen 36 Moore, Fred 35,79 Moravec, Don 31.96,107 Muehlhauser, Marilyn 30,121 Nygren, Donna 27 Ogren, Richard 22 Olney, Glenn 33 Oracko. Stephen 20,61 Paine, Edward 29 Panky, Mary 36 Pappas, George 26,66.67,181 Parking Attendant 37 Patrick, Linda 25 Platt. Gayl 21 Pogue. Leon 20 Poloncsik, Diane 28 Pospisek, Irene 36 Rasmussen, Sandra 30,122,123 Reid. William 27.72 Reidy. Gene 32 Reiman, Elaine 26 Riddtesberger, Frank 32 Ritter, Bruce 29.98,106.114 Rogers, Mary 36 Schulz, Lance 23,84.85 Schupmann. Carl 33 Seaman, Paul 31,92,113 Sennebogen, Eleanor 34 Skanve, Ruth 35 Skinner, Stephen 20 Soudcrs, Gail 33 Stahl. Jim 31,75 Starck, Ozzie 33 Steed, Stanley 26 Sterling, Lorna 27 Swetman, Dan 28,108 Thompson. Greg 23,86 Tortorella, Georgine 26 Ucherek, Stephen 24 Waithus, Willeam 37 Walker, Elisabeth 28.64 Walker. William 28.96.105 Wasmer, Lloyd 31,97 Wenc. Daniel 22,92 Westray. Mary Wilson, Joan 35 Wright, Mary 25 Zemanek, Janet 32 Zollinger, B.J. 35 . v i j t a U i Jr jjj J, J'b ; vrT' ti pit u ) M. i a JjirJ ijtTyxr - ' - c s: -£ -r tr- (3 0 ? -f • o £ tM qA, I ’ r r � „. S, 1 sf1 ■ y CAK� l- A7 Fi }7 I thmhT yoi ise«€ ut Y� Ve pgilf€P OTM6R- uije. YA SoOD c 0i7(jr £ ten ' a '1 , n fAr Vte u £®� £ £ l C I p-( T Y A6S+ H€Al THAT Wa o • - D icM . vTSW Root helps yow io remember. . rU -r' r- 0 —r- yo (1 J ROOT photographers • 1131 W. Sheridan • Chicago ., «.J U.A ( l .., 1 y 0 r u ‘T MVf 1 C,( o r. ‘ L io O !c ( i’ ' r° !' f 6 u w A-f V 4' y£k 213 214 . . . on our features the fine chisels of thought and emotion are eternally at work. 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