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

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CAULDRON As long as there has been a commu- nity high school, there has been a Cauldron. In June, at the awards as- sembly, the former yearbook edi- tors pass on the giant spoon (that stirs the North High Senior spirit) to the new editors The Cauldron bubbles throughout the year until new spirit is poured forth in the new Cauldron Year- book. The 1977 Cauldron reflects a year of changes and of growing; a new face for North High and more faces than ever in the hallways. Congradulations to the heavenly class of '77. ,7 CAULDRON DOWNERS GROVE NORTH HIGH SCHOOL VOL. 58 EDITORS: Joanne Jerousek Kerry Smith STAFF: Richard Arehart April Barron Joan Brady Holly Capek Cheryl Cirko Trisha Drummond Donna Duncan Chris Edwards Linda Frankovic Sue Gregor Denise Jaunsem Kathy Karl Mary Kovacevic Chris Kowalski Nancy Kupper Vicky Liszka Ellen Ma Leisa Marthaler Larry Pecka Kathy Sayers Barb Smith Judy Steffy Karla Swierczek Steve Tullis Lori Walsh Linda Woody spirit Isa y . r..-lrit How 'tout j ou? k tie c ■ I 17,- k Rio olive: wo con thing -• it ear itt Toni.; it nwrigat I 0 R S tlaes) Activities Sports People . Honors Students Seniors Index 12 52 102 130 145 190 220 ? RIT SPARKING, SPIRIT SPARKED 5 UNDER PRESSURE!! UNDER PRESSURE 7 ; REMEMBERING 9 TROJAN TIMES 11 Homecoming King and Queen. Dave Bell and Mae Fulco Oriental Dream was the theme of this year’s Homecom ing. The week's events included a student faculty Tug-of War, with the students unanimously victorious over the faculty. The annual powderpuff game brought victory to the Senior Women. This year marked the beginning of a new tradition: the Powderpuff Pail. This will be presented to the victorious team each year. The Homecoming pa rade was held on Friday. October 8. On Oriental Explosion afternoon, the Sophomore float came in first, with the Seniors a close second. The Home- coming game went to the Trojans with a 7-0 victory. The week climaxed with the Homecoming dance: music was provided by Finney S. Tea. a local band. The oriental artwork on this page was done by Ellen Ma. a foreign exchange student from Taiwan. The title is Chinese for Oriental Dream . 13 Homecoming Steering Committee Row 1. L-R Deb Becker. Kelly Karpowicz. Karen Lesntak. Sue Gregor. Laura Matt. Karen Riegle. Fern Younger. Lon Starck. Jean Lmdeman Row 2. L-R Cheryl Bluder. Rita Bednarz. Sue Dethke. Robin DuFour. Michelle Spurgeon. Nancy Deal. Peg Dreveny, Jane Evans. Nancy McMahon. Terry Johannsen. Crisann Kay Row 3. L-R Karen Johnson. Nancy Anderson. Linda Woody. Leisa Marthaler. Dana Mayer. Mary Ann Hernandez. Virginia Quintana. Mae Fulco co-chairmen. Brenda Smith Row 4. L-R Fred Hanson. Dave Paule. Kathy Sayers. Tracy Edlmg. Rose Szulaka sponsor. Joan Brady co-chairmen. Mary Kovacevic co-chairmen. Not pictured - Nancy Kartholl sponsor Senior Women show their strength. Let's get fired up! 15 Who says I don't pull my own weight? ORIENTAL EXPLOSION Shall we not sever them severely with Kara- te chops? My lace belongs to Noxema.” 16 The cafeteria resorts to force-feeding. 17 Homecoming Steering Committee makes •ou work, no matter what! norf ,igh school 4436 main downers grove, ill. 60515 Volume 7, Number 2 October 8. 1976 PSAT scores earn honors for 10 North seniors Ten North High students this fall have been named Semifinalists in the 1977 National Merit Scholarship Program. These students will have an opportunity to con- tinue in the competition for Merit Scholarships to be awarded next spring. The Semifinalists from North are: Diane Cabrera, Fred Hanson, Matthew Harvey, John Hibbeln, Georgina Ma- honey, Mary Lou Mund, Sue Neder, Laura Nevling, James Pitrak, and Kathy Sayers. Scores from these students on the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test taken last year are among the highest in Illinois. The total number of Semifinalists named in Illinois is proportional to Illinois' percentage of the nation’s total graduating class. The PSAT is a test taken an- nually by college-bound stu- dents in preparation for the SAT. The Merit Scholarship Program starts with the PSAT by naming Semifinalists from these scores. The National Merit Scholarship Corporation then reviews these successful students by evaluating their school records and by giving a second examination to con- firm their high qualifying scores on the PSAT. Of the over one million students who entered the 1977 Merit Program last year, 15,000 have been named Semifinal- ists. Of these 15,000, 90 per cent are expected to qualify as Finalists and receive Certi- ficates of Merit next Feb- ruary. All of North High’s Semifin- alists have made preliminary college plans. continued on page 3 North National Mcril Semifinalists: back row from left, Laura Nevling, James Pitrak, Sue Neder, Matt Harvey, Fred Hanson; Life in the newsroom isn t always easy. Sometimes it’s frustrating, says editor Tom Hardman. The OMEGA has been going through some growing pains, hoping to be- come a more student-oriented newspaper. We’d like to get more controversial, said Hardman. Edi- torial editor Chris Molinari ex- pressed the wish for more investi- gative reporting.” The OMEGA staff consists of ten edi- tors. The reporters come from the Journalism I class taught by the pa- per's advisor, Mrs. DuChateau. The topics that appear in print are end- less, ranging from the issue of abor- tion to keeping the cafe clean. The staff and their writers follow the news in the school as closely as pos- sible, They deal in facts and save their opinions for the editorial page. Omega Staff. (Sitting Left To Right) Mrs. Rita DuChateau. Ruby Schemezis. Val Karlson. Chris Molinari Kneeling: Tim Payton. Fred Carl. Tom Hardman. Standing: Brent Kittel. Miles Harvey. Pat Riley Missing: Dawn Lolli STUDENT COUNCIL : . ,j The elected officers for Student Council this are as follows: Kathy Sayers-President. Kathy Meloche-Vice-President, i Sue Stein-Secretary, and Laura Matt-Treasurer. Student Council this year has organized social activities and dealt with many school issues. Student Council put in many long hours preparing the Responsibility Privilegde Pass (RP). This pass allows students with twelve credits to have freedom of movement during unstructured time. Student Council organized the All School Activity Club (formally known as the President's Club). Their main goals are to promote a meaningful and involved student activity program. The Bucket Game assembly. Trojan Week, and the Turnabout are some of the events this year that Student Council made possible. The purpose of Trojan Week is to boost school spirit with competition between the classes and clubs. The Turnabout dance takes place around Valentine's Day. This dance lets the girls ask that special guy. STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1. Left To Right: Lon Baumunk. Georgia Maiors. Melanie Corson. Jana Jedlicka. Laura Matt-Treasurer. Sue Stem- Secretary. Kathy Sayers-President Row 2: Lori Morgan. Jane Evans. Susie Gregor. Heather Grey. Pam Long. Jenny Shea. Joyce McRoberts. Kathy Meloche-Vicc-Prestdent. Kevin Pfister Row 3: Cris Kay. Nancy Wilson. Julie Carlson. Lisa Imes. Debbie Johnson. Ann Frank. Kevin Reid. Len Sierawski. Tom Matt. 8etter luck next year. WDGC SENDS OUT ITS VIBES” Downers Grove has its own radio station: WDGC FM. On the air all day long with musical variety and public service programming, WDGC serves as a classroom as well lor students learning T V . radio, and public speaking skills. The voices “on the air come from both community high schools, but the station facili- ties are located in the different building facing Main street, the one with the interesting desing on the door. Perhaps most importantly. WDGC brings Trojan sports to those who foolishly stay home when there’s a home game! 21 Voices from behind the scene Mr Moore head of WDGC. STUDENTS JOIN IN. EQUESTRIAN CLUB: Row 1. Left To Right: Patti Hottman. Joan Mann. Sue Gaylord Row 2: Janet Klopke. Amy Jamk. Sandy Svoboda. Miss Hanson. SCIENCE CLUB: Row 1. Scott Hormk Row 2. Loft To Right: Kathryn Han lik. Cindy Hanzlik. Niel Milstead Row 3, Steve Raynie. Alan Rembos. Ken Vallamncourt. Leonard Sierawski. BOOK CLUB: Row 1. Left To Right: Krista Stonn. Georigina Mahoney. Gina Hammilton. Yvette Upitis. Neil Milstead Row 2: Ann Locker. Linda Harris. Kathy Karl. Mr. Johnson. Mary Lou Mund. Ms. Cantrall. 23 COLLECTABLES CLUB: Sitting, Left To Right: Dave Kirkland. Mark Rmer. Standing: Mr Katrem. George Carnahan. Jim Grosser. John Miyazaki THE SMILING FACES Athenas Row 1. Left To Right: Nancy Deal. Pam Wilc ynski. Lynette Erhart. Dawn Cruickshank. Cheryl White. Gail Thomas. Laura Mullins. Roxanne Barry. Jane Blaha. Jane Morey. Sandy Kennell Row 2. Left To Right: Debbie Gaflney. Sue Chessman. Jean Lindemann. Diana McMillan. Mary Lou Rook. Michelle Spurgeon. Natalie Rmgwald. Nancy Hanka. I mda Darnell. Donna McMillan Row 3. Left To Right: Julie Hubbard. Peg Hunt. Diane Chapman. Mary Kovacevic. Robin Stadtler Row 4. Left To Right: Sharon Chessman. Robbie Lang. Karen White. Laura Rouleau. 8renda Willen Row 5. Left To Right: Donna Robinson. Peg Dreveny Bonnie Gunn Row 6. Left To Right: Terry Moore. Deb Gentille When can we move The Athenas joined in several com- petitions this year. They started off the year with the state competition at Champaign, where they received 4th place in field competition with the band. They went to summer camp in Indiana, where they were rated superior, and the officers went to a camp in Florida where they placed a respectable second to the Ohio State champs. The Athenas performed at all of the home games and hosted the ••Drill Team Spectac- ular” in March. Officers Row 1, Deb Gcnblle. Captain Row 2. Left To Right: Laura Rouleau. Peg Dreveny Row 3. Left To Right: Mary Kovacevic. Peg Hunt. Robbie Lang. Michelle Spurgeon. Karen White. Diane Chapman OF OUR DRILL TEAMS TROJANETTES: Row 1, Left To Right: Cindy Scherer. Colleen Cushing. Jeanie Stevens. Cheryl Robinson. Laurie Skok. Carol Chipman. Theresa Workman. Lynn Beechamp Row 2; Elizabeth Diaz. Debbie Patsones. Karrie Nystrom. Pam Bose. Michiko Hayatsu. Gail Kay. Laurie Caputo. Katie Hawkins Row 3: Cheryl Taylor. Carol Lmdemann. Margaret Villereal. Vicki Mosco. Joanne Pouleson. Leslie Dallner. Julie Brignall. Karen Welch Row 4: Nancy Soukup. Chris Erickson. Laura Katauskas. Barb Laraia. Kim Matthies. Valeri Jenks. Rania Maior. Julie Ashe Row 5: Patty Shana- It's over! han. Andrea Rojek. Cheryl Fencl. Dawn Macleane. Sue Irnin. Krsi Barich. Ann Higgins. Nadine 8oyna. Row 6: Tracey Wilkins. Kim Kachiic. Paula Humbert. Donna Hodma. The Athenas little sisters, the Tro- lanettes. began their third year on Friday. Oct 8. by marching in the Homecoming Parade Their first field performance was at the last home football game against Glen- bard West and they performed at several home basketball games throughout the season. The Trojan ette squad is made up of Freshmen and Sophomores, many of whom eventually become Athenas. Tryouts for Trojanettes are in March. Should I smile now? What are you looking at 26 THE GIRLS BEHIND THE GUYS 27 You shouldn't have done that! LEADERS AND AIDES Boys' P.E. Leaders: Row 1: Tom Malert. Dan Palmer. Glen Pouleson. Sieve Wenz. Ken Meyer. Pete Fry. Mr. Stahl. Row 2: Ron 8ryant. Gary Franger. Ron Chiodras. Bruce Skurkis. Joe Dean. Paul Trotter. Howard 8oltz Row 3: Bob Harris. 8utch lueck. Craig Franger. Mark Partile. Milct. M . George Carnahan. Bruce Watson Row 4: Mike Orrico. Mike Bozek. Ben Eaton. Brian Reid. Carl Christianson. Nat Harris. Row 5: John Planert. Mike Stube. Bill Carlson. Dave Hinton Girls P.E. Leaders: Row 1, Left To Right: Debbie Becker. John Brady. Laurie Meents. Marjie Stirn. Leora Bemolf. Mae Fulco. Robin Ohman. Miss Miller 2nd Row, t aune Swiech. Holly Beggs. Susie Gregor. Amy Jamk. Judy Lane. Patti Eggert. Sue Bendel. Tami Gleason. Jeanna Garcia. Row 3: Jan Peterson. Kathy Berch. Kathy Conway. Jeanette Miller. Karen Lesmak. Anne Braem. Kathy Miloche, Mary Jaskula Row 4: Kelly Karpowicz, Cindy Romanszak. Amelia Rybmski. Kathy Karpowicz. Nancy Anderson. Judy Mager. Rose Santoro Row 5: Deb McQuaid. Patti D'Augustino. Cindy Kilkenny. Pally Meyer. Eve McClure OE Aides: Row 1. Left To Right: Pam Hattan. Monica Blank. Laura Reuter. Sara Robinson. Joyce MacRoberts. 2nd Row, Chris Baniewisz. Pam Steurer. Debbie Ostrenga. Cathy Dosselman. Diane Myers. Mary Valtman. 3rd Row. Gerry Miller. Lon Beams. Mike Radice. Andy Miriani. Luci Radice. Lynnca Kozisek, Lupe Correa 213 Aides: Row 1. Left To Right: Carrie Groat. Gwen Woock, Nancy Loboda. Lon Caputo. Lynn Jensen. Judy Liedtke 2nd Row. Left To Right: Nancy Lott. Joan Mann. Barb Rendall. Pat McCann. Cheryl Tward ik. Beth Lundeen. Lora O’Haver. 3rd Row. Left To Right: Gwen PollOCiC. Tom Domijan. Brad Austin. Mike Kuhn. Matt Antoitk. Carrie Clausen. Terry Atkins. Ed Hesslau Pool Trainees: Row 1. Left To Right: Mr. Johnson. Kristie Sceper. Angelica Ramos. Kathy Lawson. Oawn Walensky. Christine Wokas. Sue Delesderhier. Mrs. Russell. 2nd Row. Cindy Figurt. Jon Parrillo. Jon Maggio. Joanna Winch. Monica Lewis. Jamie Rohloff. Anne Stauffer. 3rd Row. Joe Chapman. Todd Phillips, Pat 8rady. Mark Russell. Bob Veverka. Roseanne Klonowski. Julie Cassidy. Kris Matthews Pool Leaders: Row 1, Left To Right: Ken Elschlaeger. Lynn Prebe. Oebi Arbizani. Angel Detente. Laura Felgenhaure. Sue Chessman. Mrs Russell 2nd Row, Left To Right: Steve Lundeen. Ctaig Bruska. Mark Doty. 8etsy Hamlin. Maggie Fischer. Jamie Conc3r. Debbie Sykes. Laurie Starck. Dave Stockwell. 3rd Row. Dan LaLonde. Rich Liczwek. Bill Parrillo. Steve Allison. Jon Kern. Sharon Chessman. 4th Row. Mike Fischer. Jim Baker. Darren Mapalo. Brad Hunt. Mark Lewis. Glenn Btihagan. Gordon Rapp. Tom Wiard. Wayne Hargraves. Jeff Delisle. DEF ORS MOVE ONWORDS” JV OEBATE: Row 1. Left To Right: Joe Hibbeln. Mary Lou Mund. John Weaver. Row 2: Karen Bembemck. Mike Peterson. Diane Kabrera. Row 3: Jim Miller. Dan Fisher. Mr Reid You have to get up pretty early in the morning to beat a member of the For- ensics team actually at about 6 A M.! SMALL sacrifices in free time are routinely made by these sturdy mas- ters of language skills. This year Mrs. Vicki Stockdale joined Mrs. Kay Kehoe in coaching the wide variety of team events. These competitions include: Extemporaneous speaking, oratorical declamation (memorizing and deliver- ing someone else’s speech), dramatic interpretation, humorous interpreta- tion. prose reading, poetry reading, hu- morous duet acting, dramatic duet act- ing. original oration, original comedy, and radio speaking. As you can see. practically every form of language art is covered except perhaps for com- plaining. which is only done on an ex- tra-curricular basis! DEBATE: Row 1. Left To Right: Denny Stone. Diane Kabrera. Scot Hormck. Donna Mason. Mary Lou Mund. Row 2: Karen Bembemk. Harry Appleman. Jim Nevlmg. Rick Russo Row 3: Tom Clark. Steve Rayme. Jim Phillips. Dave Pedigo. Brian Golechut Row 4: John Weaver. Dan Fisher. Mike Peterson. Ann Locker. Bill Pari ek Row 5: Mr Reid. Jim Miller. Joe Hibblen. Mr. Stcinbach Not Pictured: Jim Fery. Kathy Barkci. Patti Mason. Helen Forsythe. FORENSICS: THINKING ON THEIR FEET Mr Stembach. assistant debate coach. Debators John Weaver. Mike Peter son. James Millar. Joe Hibbeln and Diane Cabrera attended workshops over the summer to become more knowledgeable on the 1976-77 top- ic. This resolution is; Resolved: That a comprehensive program of penal reform shall be adopted throughout the United States. The debate teams have a new assistant coach this year. Mr. Steinbach Mrs Kchoe. forensics coach Diane Budwit anticipates the final decision Forensics Team: Left To Right, Row 1. Mrs Kehoe. Mark Meador. Anne Gunn. Denny Stone. Gina Hamilton. Grace Williams. Yvette Uptis. Mrs Stockdaic Row 2, Sue Prepeichal. Leslie Dallner. Heidie Boehm. Rhonda Boggess. Judy Stcffy. Maria Gragasm. Vanu Khataiu Row 3. Karen Tealm. Jamie Susal. Kathy Meloche. Martha Cich. Nancy Jacobson. Joan Kronmger. Dawa Wallensky. Row 4. Karen Wilson. Peggy Gunn. Dawn Butts. Vick Smith. Marla Reese Row 5, Cathy Lawson. Candy Jured. Ruth Cottrell. Fran Gary, Jeanette Kremer. Barb Bruce. Diane Budwit Row 6. Mark Steward. Tracey Roberts. Debbie Gaffney. Mark Lumb. Patty Spillar. Sue Spurrier. Dave Olson. Bettma Tamy. Rick Russo 1 iOOK AND CANDLE Cast Gillian Holroyd Jenny Lyons Shep Henderson Brett Owen Miss Holroyd Stephanie Cuchna Nicky Holroyd Bob Ververka Sidney Redlitch Steve Sieg Pyewacket Mr. Moriah Director Christine Foutris Tech. Director John Erickson Student Director Linda Woody Stage Managers Miles Harvey Tim Payton If you do. you'll be sorry! And just how do you cast a spell? THE STAGE IS A WORLD The drama productions this year were under the direction of Miss Christine Foutris and Mr John Erick son. along with some student direc- tors. The Thespians and Apprentice Thespians were involved in many ac- tivities this year: Directing Work- shops. a weekend at I.S.U.. and their annual Thespian Induction Banquet. The fall play was Bell. Book and Candle.” and in the spring. This is a Bad Year for Tomatoes was pre- sented. THESPIANS: Left To Right, Row 1. Mary Dupre. Heidi Boehm. Mary Rizzo. Gina Hamilton. Diane Walker Row 2, Jeanette Miller. Sieve Sieg. Anne Gunn. Stephanie Cuchna. Linda 'Woody Row 3. Mr Erickson. Judy Steffy. Fred Hanson. Jenny Lyons THESPIAN OFFICERS: Left To Right. Row 1. Heidi Boeham-Treasurer. Mary Dupre-Vice President. Fred Hanson-President. Jenny Ly- ons-Secretary. Steve Sieg says to Jenny Lyons. Not Me APPRENTICE THESPIANS: Left To Right. Row 1. Denny Stone. Judy Liedtke. L.sa Hough. Amy Claus. Debbie Waite. Lori Skok Row 2, Myleane Dick. Katie Me Lam. Sue Spurrier. Lana Lawsan. Jenny Jacobs. Kim Matthies Miss Foutris Row 3. Rick Russo. Karen Nelson Not pictured; Nancy Kupper. Michiko Hayatsu Stephanie Cuchna tells Steve Sieg. And you should have heard CURTAIN GOING UP Candy Jwetd and Sue McClain disagree on the script Linda Woody and Diane Budwit seem confident about rehearsal Curtain Going Up was directed by Mr. Stachowicz and performed in March. When asked where the set was by unsuspecting drama critics, the cast pointed to the brick back- wall and ladders. That was it! Serious dramatics! 34 SPRING PLAYS Spring plays were a series of three one — acts, and the drama club production of JOB The one — acts included: Adapta- tion”. Impromptu”, and Not Enough Rope. Miles Harvey. Brett Owen. Ron Chiodras. Anne Gunn. Bob Veverka and Peggy Gunn. 35 Candy Jweid. Sandy Rizzo. Fred Hanson OP £STRA AND SYMPHONIC BAND Symphonic: Row 1. Left To Right: Cindy Hanzlik. Sally Freds. Eileen Pagian. Judy Mager. Carol Grey. Mary Gray. Tanyr Shaked. Kris Agather. Holly Beggs. Sara Whitlock Row Row 2, Cheryl Blucher. Tami Sommers. Mae Fulco. Jim Brodey. John Leathers. Sue Chessman. Laura Rouleau. Karen O'Grady. Robin Dufour. Sue Andrews. Sue Soukup. Sandy 8ussey. Sue VanValzcek. Sharon Chessman. Monica Lewis. Ginger 8aylor Row 3, Sandy Feld. Sara Cottrell. Kaihy McCambridge. Mark Lewis. Mike Peterson. Jerry Connell. Mike Gore. Russ Schupman. Sue Jelemk. Mitch Gore. Norm Chiodras. Dave Pinta. Sharon West Row 4: Jell Schulz. Carl Christiansen. Dave Schuppman. Daryl Zimmerman. Jon Schulz. Matt Harvey. Mike Svoboda. Dave Wesl. John Dorff, John Mahcke. John Kotruck Standing. Chris Dremann. Tony Fulco. Kathy Johnson. Bill Laheta. Brian Johnson. Lance Schultz.Director. Orchestra: Kris Agather. Brian Anderson. Susan Andrews. Holly Beggs. Cheryl Binder. Sandy Bussey. Terry Connell. Eileen Conway. Cindy DeWitt. Chris Dremann. Blair Dufour. Vance Erwin. Sally freels. Tony Fulco. Joe Gleason. Tami Gleason. Nathan Goon. Mike Gore. Carol Gray. Mary Gray. Anne Gunn. Janice Hamblin. Fred Hanson. Cindy Hanzlik, Matthew Harvey. Charles Jacot. Mary Jaskula. Brenda Johnson. Kathy Johnson. Eric King, Patty Kocurck. Chris Kolanch, Cathy Lawson. Lana Lawson. Bill Laheta. Jim Manning. Mary Manning. Judy Mager. Cormne Mountain. Kim Muehlhauser. Anna Nagel. Eileen Pajian, John Roth. Russ Schuppmann. Vickie Smith. Tanyr Shaked. Sue Soukup. Lorne Starck, Mike Svoboda. Ryoko Tanabe. Betty Teats. Sue VanValzah. Sara Whitlock. Gwenn Woock. Daryl Zimmerman MUSIC IN FORMATION mt. n4n r?? C . w,-k A %n rw n. • K .r f jn «lA'ri fli ri r • f P y -in An c ”)'f'fiT in(' 1 «M V • r'iTJP 4 • in jfV A ir- f i fjik 9K left Downers North Marching Band Mae Fulco plays that funky music Concert Band: First Row.L to R: Michelle Frenzl. Laurie Pyburn. Peggy Gunn. Kenn Lalla. Sally Braem. Shara Hanson. Becky Crawley. Robin Larimer. Cheryl Seaholrn. Monica Hail Second Row: Mana Gragasm. Tina Goldman, Mike Pratchner. Laurie Riley. Leslie Dallner. Transis Hofman. Jeanme Christihc. Jackie Thaman. Jill Rojek. Kathy Hutchinson. Sharon Bludcr. Ann Stauffer. Jackie Starck. Nancy Soukup. Beth Lundien Third Row: Vince Thompson. Terry Jensen. Mark Lockett. Joe Hibbeln. Jerry Bwignmi. Steve Vornsand. Angie Kramer. Margo Boyle. Rich Kenney. Steve Becker. Dave Murphy. John Brody. Jim Magors. Kathy Hanzlek. Ross Campbell. Tony Travato. Jeff Lunelun. Nancy Rolphng, Gail Misek. Jeanne Widenantt. Karen Wilson. Reg Kiner Fourth Row. Mike Sp ack. Tracey Teter. Bob Mackert. Steve Johnson. Dan Fisher. John Grubbs. Tom Pawlowicz. Nick Coforte. Bill Johnson. 38 TROJAN BAND AND RIFLE SQUAD Rifle Squad: Left To Right: Sally Braem. Fran Gary. Bill Vornsand. Gail Misek. Transis Hoffman. Roseanne Paulhus Trojan Band: First Row. Left To Right: Karen Hunt. Cheryl Williams, Cindy Figura. Mike Paveglio. Diane Kikta. Kathy Palliver. Betsy Greenhill. Kevin Karbonek. Mike O'Leary. Denise Sima. Laura Allyson. Laurie Potter Second Row: Steve Lewis. Lynn Yanu 7i. Keith Eichorst. Mark Roman. Mike Swanson. Regan Louchert. Ron Loukowski. Tom Halm. Ron Garbowicz. Sue Blechmidt. Steve Lalla. Mike Judd. Bill Fleihr. Allison Karbonek. Cheryl Hickman. Maureen Reid Third Row: Mark Hoffman. Jeff Wadman. Mike Shea. Ken Carter. Mark Meaden. Kevin McCoy. Matt Antolik Standing: Ron O'Connell. Tom Walters. JAZZ BAND First Row: Mr Anello. Ron Chiodras. John Brodde. Dave Pmta, Sharon West. Mae Fulco. Kris Agather. Muriel Anderson Second Row; Dave Frank. Eileen Boatman. Brenda Johnson. Mike Svoboda. Dave West. John Schulz. Tom Lustyk Third Row; Bill Laheta. Tony Fulco. Chris Dremann. Jim Brodde. Terry Connell. Norm Chiodras. Sue Jelinek. John Dorft 40 NORTH SINGS CHAMBER CHOIR: Row 1: Tammy Teigen. Anno Gunn. Sara Whitlock. Holly Boggs. Louise IneiCh, Kim Hoaly. Jenny Lyons. Melissa Black. Amy Jamk. Diane Chapman. Mr Hart Row 2: Glen Pouleson. John Weaver. Mike Kilkenny. Brett Owen. Fred Hanson. Dave Wandrey. Ben Eaton. Darrell Zimmerman. Russ Schupmann. Dave Bell. Dave Schupmann ACAPELLA: Row 1: Diane Chapman. Laura Matt. Karen Riegle. Tammy Teigen. Sue Bendeil. Heather McCartney. Theresa Remert. Vicki Liska. Jenny Shea. Floranne Wintermute. Jamie Koncar. Stephanie Cuchna. Pam Long. Connie Welch. Eileen Murphy. Barbara White. Kris Carlson. Sue Stem. Mary Brong Row 2: Linda Drogmuller. Sara Whitlock. Amy Janik. Lisa Goodgame. Kelly Karpowic . Lori Starck. Judy Ahrens. Jenny Lyons. Melissa Black. Audrey Scntsmeir. Becky Crawly. Kim Healy. Louise Incich. Jan Lloyd. Holly Boggs. Lillian Wolt. Lynn Pnebe. Pam Dumont. Jan Scala. Anne Gunn. Row 3: Bob Baitte. Mike Kilkenny. Russ Schupmann. Tim Carstens. Dave Bell. Tom Carstens. Dan Dane. Dave Schupmann. John Handcock. Paul Mahon. Kyle Pierce. Chris Badly. Dan Palmer. Terry Connell. Tim Patton. Steve Lundeen Row 4: Glen Pouleson. John Weaver. Paul King. Brett Owen. Fred Hanson. Casey Ryan. 8en Eaton. Bob Cervenka. Dave Wandrey. Darren Mahaffey. Paul Clement. Eric Hradecky. Darrell Zimmerman. Tom Basso. Steve McPheiers. Matt Purvis. Pat Sells Downers North has a tradi- tion of fine choral singing dating from the early 1930's when William G. Pohlmann was the choral director. All students are encouraged to join one of the seven choirs that are offered. The only auditioned groups are the Acappella Choir and the Chamber Choir. The Aca- pella Choir presents at least three concerts a year and the popular operetta in the fall. The Chamber Choir sings many times for local service and social organiza- tions of the community 41 SO . MIXED AND JUNIOR GIRLS Jr. Girls Chorus. Row 1: Mr Hart. Sue Prochazka. Jane Genovese. Debbie Russo. Kirsten Meyers. Linda Woody. Mary Ann Hernandez. Terri Moore. Mary McCauley. Michelle Sauer. Robin Ohman. Mary Pat Wallace. Cheryl Goodwin, Carolm Hect, Marilyn Winkler. Ellen Ma. Row 2: Sandy Anderson. Kalene Lund. Sandy Bussey. Jane Morey. Sandy Kennell. Kathy Halpm. Barb Bruce. Carleen Ahrens. Karen Bembenick. Jeanette Miller. Mary McCormick. Patty Kocurek. Kim Loser. Jackie Allen. Karen Woiiechowski. Linda Darnell. Julie Hubbard. Barb Hin . Row 3: Mary Weber. Anne Hagle. Debbie Woll. Karen Johnson. Barb Bruce. Mary Jaskula. Ann Lang. Brenda Johnson. Nancy Anderson. Pam Hilligoss. Char Maronich. Nancy Moore. Kathy Reid. Anne Braem. Sue Dudas. Barb Cecil. Kathy Hedler. Martha Dane. Mixed Sophomores, Row 1: Beth Lundeen. Lon Hellord. Maggie McAlpine. Laura Torbik, Karen Kardynalski. Sue Spurrier. Nancy Wysocki. Sara Brand. Kris Barnch. Judy Pinta. Judy Eastman. Yvonne Aranda Laura Coroea. Donna Mason. Heidi Boehm. Sue Schottens. Peggy O'Connor. Ann Desitter. Anne Day. Mr Hart Row 2,- Dawn Walenski. Robin Stadtler. Zandy Wilson. Kathy Jones. Sue Irwin. Joan Brucher. Cory Tmtera. Christy Ericson. Joanne Joyce. Julie Carlson. Holly Capek. Dawn MacLeary. Joan Mann. Vikki Moore. Debi Rowell. Jenny Jura. Kathy Stahl. Barb Rendatl. Kim Matthias Row 3: Jim Winters. Dave Martin. Dave Nance. Danny Carrol, Chris Taylor. Bob Frand. Bill Fox. Dennis EiChilbaum. Mitch Gore. Scott Aubcry. Dave Kallas. Dan Paul. Roy Ncese. Dave Lacey. Tim Perers. Larry Planert Row 4: Bruce Monteith. Ross Campbell, Bob Michaels. Tim Mason. Eric Collins. Brad Austin. Dave Olson. Brian Ackles. Dick Riley. Dale Beggs. Cullen Kline. Steve Pulley. Ken Price. Mark Patsones. Mide Kerr. Oave Pinta. SOPHOMORE GIRLS CHORUS: Back Row: Left To Right; Kathy Clement. Robin Larimer. Jcanine Flick. Mary Lou ook. Wendy Zelmer. Jean Kemp. Linda Cervenka. Pam Huggins. Melissa Popich. Laura Mullins. Terry Atkins. Linda Harris. Mary Bamer. Peggy Gunn. Beth Wandrey. Mary Oalton Middle Row: Lora O'Havcr. Lesley Mealy. Sue Save. Martha Sutton. Michelle Young. Mikla Mar tmez. Dathy Spencer. Polly Bessler. Claudia Masa. Renee McGee. Mary Froesken. Sharon Murphy. Joanne Pauleson. Kay Gunn Front Row: Pam Slankiewicz. Nancy Lolt. Michiko Aayatsu. Pam Boese. Bonnie Hale. Linda Smith. Becky Hurst. Seamne Sembach. Gina Hamilton. Anne Caccup- pio. Pat Latimer. FRESHMAN MIXED CHORUS: Front Row: Left To Right: Kathy Barki. Oebbie Preisler. Kim Koncar. Linda Healy. Diane Mueller. Tom Cunningham. Joe Kovac. Paul Masters. Tom Howavath. Sharon Strobl. Ann VandenHeuvel. Jean Karl. Kathy Carlson. Dawn Goichert, Mr. Hart Row Two: Lori Bell. Kim Mcpheters. Adrienne Gosa. Debbie Lindsay. Gail Goldman. Tom Matt. Jim Nevlmg. Rich Poty. Ken McDonald. Roxanne Schiavo. Tina Bloedorn. Tami Was. Cindi Boop. Jennie Volpe. Lisa Enge Row Three: Marge Wolf. Julie Ashe. Sue Golinski. Tracy Bower. Linda Wolf. Mike Frank. Matt Babb. Devon Devick. Rod Kranz. Cindy Oldenburg, Pam Sievers. Donna Fontana. Nancy Todd. Dawn Zebic. Laura Bushman. Helen Gouzoulis FRESHMAN GIRLS: Row 1. Left To Right; Mr Hart. Laurie Davis. Joanne Casey. Jenny Williams. Kim Walker. Cindi King, Margaret Winkler. Monica Hart. Patty Jungew Meg Halligan. Debbie Rederoth Row 2, Lisa Ebert. Came Deyber. Denny Stone. Barb Vasey. Janice More. Tara Hunt. Helen Forsyth. Margaret Cobrera. Jean Kurst. Linda Neese. Laura Wendei. Maureen Finch Row 3. Margret Council. Shari Houlagous. Gwenne O'Leary. Sally Bream. Kallie Kendle. Sharon Skoog. Jody Genovese. Cheryl Manson. Ken Pnano. Kathie Johnson. Debbie Johnson. Beth Putzbich. Jill Rojeck. Robin Moore. Sue Kruse. Lynne 8ochleman. Chris Zieler 43 BRIGADOON Cast of Characters; Tommy Albright Dave Bell. Brett Owen Jell Douglas Matt Purvis. Fred Hanson Archie Beaton John Weaver Harry Beaton Russ Schupman. Paul King Angus Mac Gulfie Kevin Carrol Sandy Dean Glen Pouleson Andrew MacLaren Mike Kilkenny Fiona MacLaren Anne Gunn. Sara Whitlock Jean MacLaren Louise Ineich. Jan Scala Meg Brockie Stephanie Cuchna. Jenny Lyons Charlie Dalrymple Steve Sieg. Paul Mahon Mr Lundie Ben Eaton Sword Dancers Casey Ryan. Pat Sells. Pat Musseiman. Steve Mcpheters. Darrel Zimmerman. Dave Schupman Stuart Dalrymple David Schupman Bagpipers Mr Walmark. Mary Ann Polan Jenny Lyons gives Greg Hanson the eye Stephanie Cuchna pours her charm on Matt Purvis Charlie (Steve Siege) loves Jeanme (Louise Ineich). 44 i'.! i. Mahon and Jan Scala; love at first sight Jeanmes packing up Row 1: Tom Carsten. Rich Hauka Row 2: Paul Mahon. Connie Welch. Tim Payton. Dave Schupmann. Eric Hradecky. Lynn Priebe. Darrell Zimmerman. Tom Basso. Anne Gunn. Mike Kilkenny. Louise Incich. Paul King. Dave Wandrey Karen Ricgle. Pat Sells. John Weaver. Row 3: Bob Baittie. Chris Karlson. Steve McPheters. Holly Beggs. Bob Cervenka. Casey Ryan 45 TO THE RESCUE All North students fondly remember those perky perple who delivered white and yellow slips which usually said ' NOW!” on them and were signed by dean's and counselors. These are the office aides and are indispensible to the smooth running of DGN. Whether it's collecting at- tendence cards or greeting you cheerfully in the counselors office, these aides learn valuable office skills and responsibility .. and they keep running! A V AIDES: Left To Right. Row 1, Bob Vrdol|ak. Patty Thomas. Karen Murphy. Rene Magee. Bonnie Hall. Roger Frank Row 2. Mike Swanson. Chris Edwards. Gina Hamilton. Brad Hunt. Andy Mussel- man. Oale Fatish. Ted £rg 202 AIDES: Left To Right, Row 1. Barb Brown. Julie Boyle. Lori Bell. Karen Hunt Row 2. Sharon Knight. Julie Cinkus. Lori Caputo. Li Dias. COUNSELORS AIDES: Left To Right. Row 1, Lisa Gon ale . Cathy Benham, Meg Halligan, Sheri Bunting. Karen Wo|iechowski. Sara Brand Row 2. Georgia Major. I ore Lopkms. Patty Bouhan-Madme Boyna Row 3. Ginmc Carens. Leeann Meit . Karin Anderson. Kris Nicholas Connie Davis. Peggy Moran. AIDES SERVE COUNSELORS A.F.S STUDENTS NURSES CLUB: Left To Right. Row 1. Pam Stanckowicz. Donna Duncan. Jane Wicters. Cindy Whitaker. Dave Peter. Jane Bailey Row 2. Debbie Ownby. Jane Blaha. Jackie Hanes. Sherry Hillgoss. Cindy Novovesky. Sue Jelmek. Row 3. Carol Heaton. Tina Goldman. Nancy Minam. Michelle Young, Mary Galbraith. Karen Johnson. AFS is the American Field Service club, sponsored by Miss Fitzpatrick and the club President Mary Ann Napolski. This year the club hosted 10 foreign students: Oscar Arenzo from Dominican Republic. Mary Jean Baque from France. Nadji Kuifi from Cypress. Pat Fior from France, and Ellen Ma from Taiwan. Others living in this country with their families included Paula and Alexander Sens from Switzerland, and Guy and Tanya Shaked from Israel. Welcome was warm for all these friends from abroad. AFS: Left To Right. Row 1. Virginia Quintana. Kirstm Myers. Nadji Kuifi. Ellen Ma. Patricia Fior Row 2, Linda Woody. Judy Mager. Martha Cich. Rhonda Bogass. S.W Kid. Patty Shanahan. Paula Sens Row 3. Mary Ann Hernandez. Lynn Biene. Jamie Sjsal. Pam Olson. Sue White. Kim Matthias. Kathy Shanahan. Mary Jean Baque. Row 4. Oscar Arenzo. Kathy King. Linda Hams. Trista Stehr. Mary Ann Napolski. Diane Walker. Karen Patterson. Alexandra Sens. FOREIGN EXCHANGE: Left To Right. Row 1. Ellen Ma. Paula Sens. Alexandra Sens. Patri- cia Fior Row 2, Nadji Kuifi. Oscar Arenzo. Mary Jean Baque 47 OUTDOOR CLUB On a sunny day you can see the loyal outdoor club members hiking, can- oeing. camping, and watching the wildlife. When it's raining and cold and miserable, you can still see the Outdoor club hiking canoeing, camp- ing. and watching the wildlife!! These hearty lovers of fresh air and fa- tigued feet are ably led by Mrs. Luc- zynski. Mr. Rigsbee. and Mr. Hoff- man. DClub: Tom WdSCher. Lon VerVcrs. Bob Sterioh. Dave Meyers D” CLUB D Club is North High's lettermens' club. The club helps in promoting sporting events, and the members are all out for the sports offered at DGN. The Outdoor Club poses belore a hike This tree is marked for major surgery by the Outdoor Club CHESS CHAMPS AND CANCER CRUSADERS Chess Club-Row 1, Chuck Pombert. Steve Perry. Brian Golchert. Row 2: Marc Teller. Steve Loder. Tim Smith. Ken Elschlager Teens Against Cancer: Formed as a result of a cancer prevention drive in Downers Grove, the TAC club rec- ognizes the danger of teenage smok- ers forming a life-long habit that can lead to lung disease or cancer. TAC members are commited to inform- ing students and learning more about the dangers of cancer. TEENS AGAINST CANCER: Dave Martin and Pam Hillagoss GERMAN CLUB: Left To Right. Row 1, Mike Karl. Mike Salazar. Chuck Pasakarnis. Mr. Elman Row 2. Pam Hilhgoss. Paul Zonak. Mark Bombough. Mark Campbell. Sandy Feld GERMAN CLUB This years Oktoberfest celebration was enjoyed by German speaking students, as well as those who don't Sprechen Sie Deutsch. All students were able to participate in the fes- tivities by tasteing the special Ger- man delicacies served in the student cafeteria. The second annual soccer game ended this years celebration with a victory for the German Club. 1-0 over the French Club. German students enjoy the celebration of Ok- toberfest. DEUTSCH 1ST PRIMA' SO German is Great! A toast to good fortune! FRENCH CLUB Ms. Wright puts on a happy face A cheese tasting party started the year for the French Club. The stu- dents enjoyed a variety of fine cheeses. The project for the year was very successful. Other events included in this years agenda were Christmas caroling, a fondue party and also their annual Fete des Crepes. What a bummer. says Mike Frank French Club: Left To Right, Row 1, Kathy Karl. Gwen Woock. Maggie Me Alpine. Milhiko Hayatsn. Robin Carhuff. Gina Hamilton. Vena Khatau. Row 2, Cindy Oldenburg. Sheri Fisher. Jenny Buckley. Nancy Jacobsen. Mary Gray Row 3, Margaret Villareal. Kaihe Kendall. Alexandra Sens. Kris Barich. Kim Matthies. Row 4, Jackie Starck, Nancy Soukup. Sharen Skoog. Row 5. Tracy Wilkins. Peg Kmter. Martha Cich. Bob Huntley. Mike Frank. Pam Ciolkos. Nancy Kupper Hot on the trail. 51 SPORTS 52 TROJAN FOOTBALL This year's varsity football team can be described with only one word TERRIFIC! With victories over two of the toughest teams in the state. Wil lowbrook and Glenbard West, our team sure made people take notice. Although many of our seniors suf- fered injuries, the juniors and only two sophomores showed their stuff and pulled us through. Outstanding senior running back Dave Meiser led the West Suburban Conference in rushing with 1008 yards. Dave also led the team in scoring with nine touchdowns. Our team had eight all- West Suburban Conference Repre- sentatives. These super players were: Dave Meiser. Bob Braem. Tom Winters. Brian Sawyer. Bob Richard- son. Tim Carstens. Tom Carstens. and Dave Bell. Ending the season with a record of 7 wins and 2 losses, our team made everyone proud of Downers Grove North! S3 Varsity-Row 1: T. Higgins. J Laughlm. T. Carstens. J Oe Lisle. L Stiede. M Fox. S Elliott. R Schupmann. C Edwards. M Bozek. T. Carstcns. T. Gusc. Row 2: T Fowler. B Bochning. G Hodge. G Geldermck. M l oy. M Hunter. T Hankm. P Ross. B Thomas. J. Lytle. L Lueck. M. Skoog. D Price. E Visk. B. Fumagalli Row 3: T Wascher. B Braem. T Winters. R. Henley. 0. Bell. D. La Londe. J Edwards. M. Oracko. K Willison. S. Kalkofcn. B. Braat . P. Sanborn. 8 Sawyer. 0 Meiser. B Richardson. R. Richey. S. Johnson. D. Yearian. M. Hacker 54 SOr JMORE FOOTBALL Row 1- M Patsones. 0 Cunningham. J Boyle. J Jantzen. J Fox. L Ryan. M Caldwell. J. Zidek. 0 Gay. 0 Donoho. R. Boop. D Nance. J. Liberacki Row 2 Coach Lang. M Stavig. C Klme. J Keller. M Conway. A Baxter. C Greenhill. D Carroll. R Michael, C Taylor. E Zak. Coach Walker Row 3 J Jorgensen. S O'Connor. T Domijan. L Hinckley. B Snyder. M Schmidt. J Marsh Row 4- T Giertych. C. Greytak. 0 Mullins. D. Wienke. M. Antolik. K Anderson. M Yackle. J Enge FRESHMEN FOOTBALL A Team- Row 1- K. Elliott. J. Fisk. M Arbizzani. D Devick. T Luttrell. S Zenger. N. Stanley Row 2- S Stirn. J. Quinn. R Hinckley. S Meents. S. Lange. C Schmidt. A lenctom. A Sawyer. P Moore J Delisle Row 3- Coach G Feuerschwenger. M Kuhn. T Edwards. A Jaskula. J Leduc. S Neder. R. Dlesk. K. Giertych. P. Gazzola. R. Taylor. Coach P. Fox. S 7 B Team-Row 1- M Rankm. K Haller P Krongos. M Michela. B. Stachcwiak. R. Benge. B Kessler Row 2- J Antolik. S Heim, G Hall. S Solberg. M Corson. K. Drogemuller. J. Konoff. C. Brady. A. Carson Row 3 Coach Rochetti. B. Vineyard. T. Purvis, D. Smuskiewicz. R. Oconnell. K Cich. K Walker. M. Nicholson. J. McQuaid. V Aranda. Coach Kleckner GOLF 59 Soph-Frosh: Row 1- Gary Schirmacher. Joe Gleason. Scott Bombaugh. Doug Baddeioo. Mark Teller Row 2- Coach Johnson. Rich Swanson. Ken Meyers. Ed Eberstadt. Dave Kusmerz. Pat McCarthy Varsity Cross Country: Row 1: John Superits. Chris Dremann. Norm Chiodras. Scott Rospond. Tim Cawley Row 2: Coach Lewis. Coach Ritter. Craig Kukielski. Ken Hyne. 8ob Cervenka. Ken Vaillancourt Not pictured: Mark Perry Paced by senior Chris Dremann (1st place in WSC) and juniors John Mac- Donald. Scott Rospond. Dennis McGowan, and Norm Chiodras. and sophomore Ken Hyne. the Trojan cross country team had a fine sea- son. With a record of five wins and three loses in dual meets, they tied with Glenbard West for second place in the West Suburban Conference, beating out Proviso West for the first time in history. They then went on to the district meet where a fine show- ing of third place was turned in. They failed to qualify for the state meet at sectionals, however. Dremann was the only representative for DGN at the IHSA state meet held at Peoria. Chris. Scott, and John lead the Troians to another victory! Sophomore Cross Country: Row 1. Chuck Burke. Dan Johnson. Garrett Schure. Row 2, Dave Top sophomore Ken Hyne concentrates on Smoot. Ken Hyne. Eric King. Not pictured. John Archer the path ahead 61 Freshmen Cross Country: Row 1. Tom Pawlowicz. Dave Racznski. Bob Biene. Row 2. Dan Pucci. Jim Manning. Wayne Kenning, Row 3, Matt Hampton. Jim Reaster. Mark Karl. Row 4, Al Atkinson. Al Arend. Jim Wallace THE GREAT GRAPPLING MACHINE Varsity-Coach Walker said after the win over Proviso West, this team surprises me every week. Jokingly, a reply came from the back of the homeward bound bus. what's the matter don't you have any confidence in us? Sheer confidence in themselves and their teamates has made the Trojans a tough, competitive team. Playing the underdog in many of their contests the Wrestlers have beaten the odds on numerous occasions. Spirit and de- termination were the team's trademark and it brought them farther than any one had ever anticipated. Sophs.- The Sophomore level is where the craft of Wres- tling is finely molded. The master craftsman is Coach Bruce Ritter who. in his eight years of coaching, has preped many of the finest wrestlers to come out of North High. The Sophomore level is the proving ground for the Grappling Machine. Frosh.- North's own farm system. Talent is recognized and cultivated on this level by Coach Don Moravec. Most of the raw material is smoothed out on the Freshman squad. Moravec teaches his team the basics, a formula which works along with most every other part of the Great Grappling Machine of North High. JV- The junior varsity wrestler is of a special breed. The JV squad is the Communal Pool for the other teams. In an average year a grappler may find himself in on any level and almost any weight class. For Coach Tim Lang decid- ing who's going to wrestle on any given week is a compli- cated decision, but one he is most certainly qualified to make. It's not as bad as it sounds though: being a part of the JV team means being a part of the balancing rod of the Grappling Machine. VARSITY WRESTLING. Kneeling (Left To Right) Len Stiede, Noel Carter. Dan Palmer. Brian Cristman. Darrell McNair Back Coach Walker. Wayne Smith. Mark Maloney. Kevin Wilhson. Tom Fowler. Pat Norton. Larry Clinton. Bob Sterioti Trojans in Action: Pat Norton (Top Left And Above) has little trouble from his Oak Park adversary. In the meet the wrestlers scored a record breaking 53 points to upset the Huskies (Left) wrestlers calmly anticipating another win. 63 J. V. Wrestling Kneeling: Bob Grabski. Mike Michela. Joe Dean. Dan Hughes. Russ Williams. Pat Sells Standing: Coach Tim Lang. Ed Fanning. Chns Edwards. Bob Braatz. Ron Swanson. Dan Schenkenberger. Dave liliegren. 65 SOPHOMORE WRESTLING: (Kneeling Left To Right) Pat Carney. Byron Teats. Dave Gay. John Matamoros. Jim Liberacki. Jerry Bradley. (Back) Coach Ritter. Matt Antolic. Dan Carroll. Pat McCarthy. Steve Pawlowic . Al Baxter. Tom Conklin. Tony Fulco 66 FRESHMEN WRESTLING: Rich Benge. Scott Carroll. Noil Stanley. Doug Lindenrnuth. Mike McFadden. Ed Greise. Coach Moravec. Jerry Konoff. Mike Kuhn. Rich Dlesk. Jett Qumn. Carl Schmidt. Mark Arbi zam SWIMMERS TAKE YOUR MARKS! Varsity. Row One; Mark Lewis. Gordon Repp. Steve lundecn. Mark Doty. Joe Chatman. Ron Chiodras. Mark Roman Second Row; Pat Brady. Glenn Brihagen. Tod Phillips. Jeff Bosh. Rich Liczwek, Mark Russell. Darren Mapalo. Frosh-Soph. Row One; Jeff lundeen. Scott Dennis. Dale Clark. Jeff Rongaus. Joe Gleason. Brice Fawcett. K.Karbonek Second Row; Harold Henning. Mike Underway. Richard Miyazaki. Duane Parker. Richard Rankin. Tony Detente. Jon Parrillo. Row Three; Mike Smith. Jim Springsteen. Joe LeDuc. Dave Hartsech. Brett Reetz. Mike Harju. Chris Peterson Row Four; Mr Butkis. Larry Anderson. Keith Giertych. Steve Putnam. This year's swim team has spent an improved year. As a young team, it's gained experience, improving per- formance over previous years. Downers North can look forward to a good future as many of the under- classmen are already swimming at the varsity level. The team (lead by Mark Lewis. Gordy Repp. Glenn Bri- hagen) was supported by Pat Brady. Joe Chatman, and Ron Chiodras. The diving Lundeen brothers were also a major help to the team's suc- cess. 67 Ken carefully prepares a dive Psyching up! Mr Butkus is amazed at the time! Right on! Coach. Hayck gives Iasi minute instructions! What happened to the water! n ‘i « a i t-rj Anticipation! 69 VARSITY BASKETBALL Varsity Basketball: Row 1- John Sampson. John Mahlke. Scott Eng©. Tom Kano. John Wobor. Ray Muelhauser. Mark Bombaugh. Scott Kalkofer Row 2- Coach Jacobs. John Rybimski. Craig Ford. Lou Ziebell. Tom Goodalis. Walt Witkowski. Ray Campbell. Mike Hunter. Mike Oracko. Coach Oienstberger 70 Trojans lip the Toppers! Go-go Goodalis. Fire up Rocket ! 71 SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL 72 Row 1: Anthony Trovato. Sean O'Connor. David Swiatek. Mitchell Dunn. Gary Meiser. Mark Patsones. James Boyle. Row 2: Coach Jakes. Craig Bahlrnann. Kurt Anderson. John McAnally. Ken Meyer. Bill Honn. Richard Riley, David Mullins. David Wicnke. Jim Zidck FRESHMEN BASKETBALL Freshmen A- Row 1: Ross Taylor. Frank Karpowicz. Sieve Slirn. Glenn Franger. Bob Stachowiak Row 2: Coach Kleckner. Rich Swenson. Tom Edwards. Dave Stale. John Cichon. Devon Devick. Phil Strods. Freshmen B- Row 1: Gary Lund. Mike Cubic. Jim McQuaid. Kurt Elliott. Jim Manning Row 2: Alexander Jaskula. Darren Lange. Oouglas Luecke Gary Schirmacher. Steve Meents. John Mastera. Coach Hoffmann. Missing Howard Cave. Walter Kuptz Varsity Team; Row One- Wayne Hargraves. Tom Lindsey. Bob Fritzsche. Jell Wade. Jude Lalonde. Scott Howard. Steve Judge. John Garris Row Two Coach Swetman. Rick Kenney. Jim Schoot. Rich Roetzheim. Carl Olson. Len VerVers. Chris Vfesely. Steve Atkins. Roger Frank. Chris Wilgus. A RING LEADER! 74 GYMNASTICS The Gymnastics team finished sixth in their conference this year. They sent seven team members to sectionals and this was also the first year that the team beat Hins- dale Central, the defen ding state champions. The team members are optimistic about a better year next year. Concentration is the name of the game! 7S Frosh-Soph Team First Row- Jeff Wadman, Vance Erwin. Steve Holzkopf. Ken Smith Second Row- John Hashimoto. Jude Lalonde. Scott Howard. Alan Howe. Dave Murphy. Jerome Astnoco. Jim Larson. Dave Kushnierz Third Row- Coach Mosnia. Rich Kenney. Steve Atkins. Jim Schultz, Gary Ramquist. Dale Keehan y Slr A TEAM! ? .8 SPLASH TO EIGHTH IN aTE! To say the least, we had a super team this year,” shouts swimming coach. Barb Zielinski. The girls did indeed have a super team and a super year. The girls swam their way to eighth place in the state of Illinois. More than seven new records were initiated by such veterans as Maggie Fischer. Debbie Sykes. Laurie Meents. Laura Felgen- hauer. and Kelly Verdonck. The first four girls, the second best 200 Medley Relay combination in the state, led the team to third place in the W. S. C. We were a much better team this year. explains Zie- linski. probably the best team I've seen come out of this school. We were stronger, faster, and had more depth than any other team I've ever coached.” The girls put a tremendous amount of time and effort into this season. It showed in their performance and in their record, a record which speaks for itself. Kelly Verdonck (Above Left) makes this dive look easy Left: Girls re- K yce after winning another meet Verdonck again. (Above) ponders her late as she watches the competition 76 Girls’ Swimming Team: (Sitting Left To Right) Rhonda Wilkinson. Wendy Will. Linda Wolf. Tracey Thomsen. Joan Kuester. Laura Felgenhauer, Maggie Fischer. Angel Detente. Tami Gleason. Judy Harry. Michelle Joyce. Jean Karl. Gail Kay. Donna Mason Kneeling: Angelica Ramos. Deb Patrey. Ellen Karmazin. Pat Fanning. Kathy Kucaba. Jamie Rohloff. Barb Laraia. Tara Hunt. Liz Eick. Kristy Matthews. Carol King. Patty Mason. Lynn Bockelman. Tracy Bower. Sue Eick. Cristy Chatman. Monica Lewis. Laurie Meents. Rosanne Klonowski Standing: Mrs Zielinski. Mrs Grundstrom. Debbie Wolf. Colleen Hector. Kelly Verdonck. Joanne Winsch. Jeanna Garcia. Debbie Sykes. Sue Huff. Judy Wuerful. Julie Mahaffey. Peggy Murray. Chris Campbell. Kelly Vanderwalker. Cheryl Manson. Liz Ellsworth. Miriam Martinez. Cheryl Hame. Cindy Lang I I Movm On toward another victory Laua Felgenhauer (Above) strains to overtake her rival in the 200 meter Individual medley Sp £RS END SUCCESSFUL SEASON er put it well when she said, jve finished one notch lower conference than last year, but are a much better team. Our spiking is better and we are also serving very well, but we are in a tough conference which is always getting tougher.'1 Considering that the co-captains of the varsity team. Sue Bendel and Patti Eggert. are the only seniors, the volleyball team that represents Oowners Grove North did quite well indeed. Gma shows her concentration Varsity volleyball: Row 1, Coach Miller. Laurie Riley. Terri Mapalo. Patti D'Agastino. Eve McClure. Patti Eggert Row 2. Sue Valentine. Debbie Patrye. Gina Garcia. Sue Bendel. Jenny Oudin. Maureen Finch. J-V volleyball: Row 1, Mary Blocdorn. Kim Khoe. MaryJo Hejmej. Dawn Golchert. Shannon Ranlio. Row 2, Kathie Johnson. Barb Horne. Barb White. Jan Stodtler. Jane 8ailey Row 3, Coach Grundstrom. Karen Prrno. Adrienne Goss. Allison Hoffman. Debbie McQuaid. Kim Muehlhauser. Kathy Pallaver. Judy Harry, manager. 29 Dago gives a cheer! Miss Miller reflects over the victory JlRLS TENNIS: PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER” girls Tennis team had a tough season this year.” ys Tennis coach Deb Jones, but that didn’t keep us irom improving the teams spirit while having a good time.” The girls needed some cheering up after the disappoint- ing seasons of recent years. This year's team have made some improvements and feel that they are on their way to a better record in the West Suburban Conference. The 76 Netters boasted some outstanding preformances by Diane Cabrera (3-4). Anne Stauffer (3-4) - Marilyn Jones (3-5). Sharon West (3-5) and Pat D’Agostino (3-5). ”We played our best when we lost to a tough team.” revealed Jones. The girls were pitted against some of the toughest teams in the state. (Hinsdale Central took the state title) and though somewhat less-experienced than their oppo- nents. the team managed to hold their own in a tough, competitive conference. Tennis Anyone?! Anne Stauffer smiles as she racks up another point Coach Jones pointed out that the girls played hard during practice, but building a strong team takes time and it may be awhile before a championship team is born. But the outlook is brighter for girls’ tennis and as Jones herself put it. ”we’re putting it all together.” Girls' Tennis Team: (Front Row Left To Right) Ocmse Kcehon. Diane Caterer a. Kim Bates. Cormne Mountain. Cathy Jessup. Middle: Deb Jones- coach, Donna Hodma. Dawn Zebi . Laurie Riley. Pat D'Agostino. Karla Swier cek Back: Amelia Rybmski. Lisa Bierknes. Anne Stauffer. Marilyn Jones. Sharon West. Lori Cuff. Laura Thompson. Wendy Wergand VARSITY GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Varsity, Left To Right: Row 1 Coach Muehlhauser. Amy Rybmski. Allison Hoffman. Sue Gaylord. Deb Petrey. Patti D'Augustino. Kim Muehlhauser. Row 2: Karen Johnson. Colleen Reid. Nancy Anderson. Eve McClure. Cindy Michela. manager Gwen Woock A strategy huddle' Junior Varsity: Coach Sinnard. Mgr Vicki Smith. Robin Moore. Angie Kramer. Brenda Curactolo. Kay Gunn. Cath Paliaver. Mary 8loedorn. Sue Schiacker. Kelly Vanderwalker. Peg Murray. Lmda Larsen. Lori Riley. Lisa 8|crknes. Betty 8rucato. Mary Jo Heimej. Barb Horn. Gail Clore. H JRICAL FIRST! GIRLS’ CROSS COUNTRY Who said running moots was tun? Loaders of the pack Last August, one of the problems that faced coaches Lewis and Ritter was finding other teams for the girls to run against. Cross country is a new sport for girls, so new that there is no IHSA state meet yet. The DGN team went undefeated for almost the whole season, finally losing to Rich South H.S. by one point. Their final dual meet record was 7 wins and 1 loss. They placed 5th in the Illinois Invitational, the mythical state meet, and remained undefeat- ed in the WSC. Girl ' Cross Country. Row 1, Rohm Moore. Sue Valentine. Barb Smith. Patti Meyer. Row 2. Amy Kukielski. Lisa Meyers. Anne Schaffner. Mary Manning. Sarah Hanson. Row 3. MaryJo He|mej. Linda Frankovic. Kathy Pallaver. Janice Hamblein. Kim Muehlhauser as Cindy and Laura look on GIRLS’ BOWLING Becky Crawley goes for the strike Row 1: Linda Wolf. Cindy Hanzlik. Judy Harry. Cheryl Roush. Row 2. Cindy Novovesky. Linda Barranco. Laura Brand. Becky Crawley. Mandy Moser. Sue Jelmek. Not pictured. Linda Hill. Lynn Preibe oOFTBALL AND BADMINTON Softball: Deb McQuaid. Betsy Hamlin. Kim Muehlhauser. Angie Kramer. Barb Horne. Brenda Curatolo. Karen Beauchamp 2nd Row: Patti D'Agostino. Chnssy Mikesell. Tammy Teter. Jan Stotler. Debbie Patrey. Alison Hoffman. Sue Bendel. Kim Khoe Top Row; Coach Grundstrom. Mary 8loedorn. Amelia Rybmski. Laurie Riley. Anne Braem. Kathy Johnson. Patti Eggert. Debbie Laudicmo. Sue Schlaker. Coach Sinnard. 86 87 Tenni : Front Row; Jennie Volpe. Mary Brong, Dawn Golchert. Laura Buschmyn. Judy Harry. Laura Matt. Sue Stem Second Row; Coach Jones. Pat Kocurek. Lisa Elbert. Gail Goldman. Barb Rendall. Jackie Starck. Amy Kukielski. Top Row; Cindy Ahrens. Sue Giambruno. Sharon Skoog. Judy Mager. Cindy Hanzlik Kathy Hesslau TENNIS Varsity Tennis: Row 1: Paul Clemens. Mike Svoboda. Brian Castro. Kevin MacDonald. Darren Mahaffey Row 2: Scott Enge. Bill Laheta. Gary Turner. Kirk Connick. John Weber. Coach Jakes 86 Kirk Connick shows style and grace 89 Frosh Soph. Terfnls: Front Row; Vijay Zaven. Mike Falzone. Ron Benioff. Larry Planert. Brett Reetz Standing; Brian Incroco. Bill Dahm. Keith Giertych. Jeff Enge. Allen Howe. Bill Panzek. Jerome Astriaco iRLS’ GYMNASTICS FUN! Gymnastics: Left To Right: Ann Erby. Deb Arbi anm. (captain). Diane Christman. Elizabeth Diaz. Jean Karl. Cindy King, lisa Enge. Janet Pistorius. Linda Bute. Carol Ballard. Sharon Scheckel. Deb Zeigler. Karen McKendnck. Pam Eckman (co captain). Sandy Boll. Lisa Meyers, coaches Whitlow and Zielinski Janet Pistorius reaches for the sky Liz Diaz is mesmerized Jean skips to the music. Oly OOP' 91 Diane shows form and concentration Lisa Meyers concentrates. TRACK Varsity Track: Row 1: Carl Olson. John Supents. Tim Cawley. Norm Chiodras. Chris Oremann. Scott Rospond Row 2: Len VerVers. Dan LaLonde. Kevin Kessler. Jim Carney. Tom Kubiak. Craig Kukielski. Al Schmidt. John MacDonald. Greg Scheitler Row 3: Bob Richardson. Dave Schaeffer. 8ob Cervenka. Ken Vailiancourt. Paul King. Harry Morgan Row 4: Scott Kalkofen. Ray Campbell. Bob Braatz. Jim Noon. Mark Perry. Mike Cawley. Fred Sinkovits. tv COOU Girl's Track: Row 1: Cathy Jessup. Jan Hambtein, Aleyna Swajka. Diana Pittman Row 2: Robm ooro. Nancy Todd. Cormne Mountain. Karen Campbell. Lon Culf. Barb Smith. Sue Mitchell. Roxanne Schiavo Row 3: Mary Jo Hejmej. Kay Gunn. Lisa Meyers. Sue Ward Row 4: Peg Murray. Kelly Vanderwalker. Linda Larson. Lynn Moore. Amy Kukielski, Kathy McCambridge. Mrs Muelhauser Not Pictured: Linda Frankovic. Anne Schaffner. Sarah Hanson Frosh-Soph Track: Row 1: Russ Masa. Bill Kessler. Bob Hernandez. Jim Manning. Scott Schwanke. Steve Spotts. Jim Wallace. Mark Karl Row 2: Mike O'Leary. Greg Lala. Ken Hyne. Dave Smoot. Gary Lund. Jett Quinn. Joe Dclise. Dan Johnson. Jude LaLondc. Jim Spotts. Tom Pawlowicz Row 3: Scott Heim. Dave Reaster. Jim Walsh. Darrell Zimke. Larry Hinckley. Al Banter. Ted Podgorski. Jett Keller. Mike Piezmski. Al Atkinson Row 4: Matt Hampton. Wayne Kenning. Steve Solberg. Mike Sorrels. Mark Wcnner. Kevin Reid. Matt Antolik. Chris Heim. Gary Mciser. Brad Snyder. 8ob Berne Not Pictured Dan Pucci. 93 Frosh Baseball: Row 1: John Maloney. Sieve Slirn. Scotl Carroll. Angelo lenooni. Kevin Walker Row 2: Mr Krueger. Phil Gazzola. Ron O'Connell. Oon Smuskiewic . Rob Schvatal. Steve Swanson Row 3: Sieve Meenls. Doug Luecke. Ted Purvis. Mike Kuhn. Rich Dlesk 94 BASEBALL SlsOTO M e ek w 1 a Tnm S'Connor-J, 1uFo«. J-m Boyle. J.m Z.deK. Ken H.bbler. Oan Carroll Row 2: -oMark Stav.g. Oave W.enke. Mark Patsones. M.ke Hosek Row 3: Tom Dom.jan. R.ck K.tka. Dave Mullins. Steve Fabbri. D.ck R.ley. Ken Meyer. Jon Jantzen Varsity Baseball: Row 1: John Spotts. M.ke Oracko. Dave Bell. Brad Kent. J.m Schw.esow. Kyle Pearce Row 2: Bob Braem Tom Winters Todd Hankm. Ray Labuda. Mark W.enke. Tony Russo. Oscar Arzeno Row 3: T.m Carstens. Steve Rembos. M.ke Fo . Jeff OeSe. To Ca s ens Hardman. Coach Feurschwenger 9$ Like lambs to the slaughter I thought I lost some weight! 96 HOCKEY’S HEROES Junior Varsity. Front Row: Mark Rosmski. Mark Brown. Rick Sirovatka. Chuck Pasakarms. Steve Straub. John Dixon. Roger O'Reilly. Back Row: Tony Guiliano. Chris Liska. Ray Labuda. Mike Grenier. Ed Krass. Bob Stack. Assn't Coach. Jon Stavig. Head Coach. Not Pictured; Brett 8odah Varsity: Dan Hoppestad. Mark Stavig. Dave Lacey. Steve Staub. Kevin Stem. Ray Labuda. John Quinn. Chuck Pasakarms. Back Row: Len Johnson. Gordon Hoppestad; Head Coach. Bill Laheta. Tony luro. Brian Castro. Chris Oremann. Mike Kilkenny. Scott Johnson. Greg Vallarta. Steve Geis. Ass't. Coach. Not pictured: John Dixon. Reed Rahn. Dave Collins Sr IT SPARKERS .N. CHEERLEADERS Varsity Cheerleaders; (Left To Right) Linda Drogemuller. Kim Healy. Louise Imech. Eileen Murphy. Debbie Arbiz am. Jaime Koncar. Anne Braem. Karen Lesniak. Debbie breaks Jaime’s shoulders! 98 Homecoming 76 99 Freshman Cheerleaders: Top Row-Lisa Enge. Middle Row (Left To Right) Kim Koncar. Jane Ward. Sandy Boll. Julie Boyle. Bottom Row-Alane Schaffer OOTBAU 44- 0 i rook 12 8 14- 0 indole C. 19 21 R-B 7- 0 Oak Park 13-14 L.T. 20- 7 Proviso F.. 13- 7 Glenbard W 7- 0 Cross Country Place R-B 22-37 Proviso E. 17-45 L.T. 24-31 Glenbard W 35-24 York 39-22 Proviso W. 30-28 Oak Park 18-37 Hinsdale C. 19-36 Golf 5th. Place Bcnct 165 157 Romeoville 170 186 York 405-396 DOS 157 151 Willowbrook 207-203 Wheaton N 404-410 Proviso E 144-223 R-B 393-425 Hinsdale C. 404-410 Proviso W. 383-407 Wrestling 1st. Place Morton W 30-12 W. Chicago 30-16 Naperville C. 20-23 Oak Park 53- 0 0 Proviso E. 34-12 Proviso W 40 6 6 R-B 27-18 Wheeling 20-31 York 23-26 Glenbard W. 40-11 Hinsdale S. 41-12 L T 26-12 BASKETBALL 5th. Place Glenbard W. 50-54 Hinsdale C. 58-72 L.T. 55-64 Oak Park 74-70 Proviso F 51-57 Proviso W 61-67 R-B 52-76 York 57-50 Holy Cross 65-64 Glenbard W. 52-49 Glenbard F 52-39 Hinsdale C. 76 67 L.T. 53-57 Oak Park 61-62 Proviso F 59 79 Proviso W. 74-76 R-B 56-51 York 63-47 WHAT’S THE Swim 6th Place Naperville C. 75- 94 Oak Park 28- 54 L.T 52-116 E. Leyden 82- 88 Hinsdale C. 49-120 97- Lockport 97- 75 York 88- 84 W. Leyden 52- 31 R-B 79- 93 Proviso E. 65-104 Gymnastics 6th. Place Glenbard W. 79 78- 96.22 Proviso W. 92 22-106 73 Oak Park 88 84-121 61 Proviso E. 86 58 75 65 R-B 91. 52 90 47 Hinsdale C. 99 57 105.14 L.T 96.95-109.45 York 93 07-106 89 • Spring sports scores could not be included be cause of closing dead- line. SCORE? Gymnastics 5th Place R-B 140.3 119 7 E. Leyden 141 122.55 Proviso E. 144.4 141 1 L.T 160.5 160.2 Glenbard w 159 157 Glenbard N 73 1 64 05 York 152 65 153 15 Proviso W 160 5 160 2 Oak Park 165 169 05 Hinsdale C. 155 1 161 4 OGS 82 1 803 Cross Country 1st. Place R-B 23-28 York 22-35 Glenbard W 19-44 Proviso W. 17-46 Palatine 27-28 York 20-38 Oak Park 15-48 Rich S. 29-28 Munster. Ind. 18-45 Tennis 5th. Place Glenbard N 2-3 Naperville C. 3-7 York 1-8 Proviso W. 8.5- 5 R-B 3-4 DGS 2-3 L.T. 0-9 Glenbard W. 2-7 Hinsdale C. 0-9 Lockport 1-4 Oak Park 0-9 Proviso E. 8-1 Volleyball 5th. Place Hinsdale C. 20-12 20-18 R-B 20 7 7 22-20 Proviso E. 11-20 7-20 L.T. 20- 2 2 21-19 Glenbard W. 7-20 18-20 York 11-20 20-15 7-20 Proviso W. 5-20 10-20 Oak Park 20-10 14-20 20-15 Wheaton C. 8 20 20-22 Naperville C. 6 20 11-20 Glenbard N. 16-20 20-12 20 18 Bowling 1st. Place Hinsdale C. York 4-4 L.T. 7-1 Morton W. 30 Proviso W. 8-0 DGS 3-0 Hinsdale S. 6-0 Swimming 3rd. Place Naperville N 72-102 Naperville C. 53-117 E. Leyden 96 76 R-B 10- 63 L.T 80 92 Proviso E. 51- 31 DGS 98- 74 Hinsdale C. 58-114 Oak Park 89 83 Naperville C. 103- 68 Proviso W. 110- 62 York 113- 59 101 102 BOARD OF EDUCATION Carol Bennett Row 1: Carol Bennett. Don Mullm. Barb Wheeler (pres.) Leon Werch Row 2: Jack Connell. Harold Johanson. 103 Another exciting board meeting! Wayne Anderson DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION Thomas Ryan. Asst Business Manager Dr Robert Neumann. Secondary Education Administrator Dr Arthur Wiscombe. Superintendent of Schools Robert Kellen. Asst. Superintendent For Busi- nes LaChanze Roberts. Admin. Asst, to Superintendent. Robert Shepherd. Asst. Superintendent For Personnel BUILDING ADMINISTRATION Bruce Johnson, Dean Nancy Kartholl. Student Activities Director Sue McClain. Dean Steven Oracko, Athletic Director Sandra Rasmussen. Dean 105 Stephen R. Skinner • Assistant Principal Larry E Bowers - Principal iphine Casey William Corr Joseph Degano Alice Katzm James Lind Janet Novak Leon Pogue. Director ot Guidance Stephen Ucherek COUNSELING STAFF 106 TROJAN BOOSTERS AND PARENTS’ CLUB The Trojan Boosters, Parents' Club, and Pa- trons of the Arts are three organizations of North high parents who support and pro- mote North high co cirriculars and student activities. These dedicated parents are also the line of positive communication with the community regarding all school events, as well as the spirit and success of North stu- dents. Of all members of the community, they know teachers, students and adminis- trators best, and we thank them all for their time, activities and concern for North High School. Trojan Boosters Boosters: Row 1: Judy Edwards. Arlene Quinn. Connie Hankm. Roberta Winters Row 2: John Quinn. Marty Hankm. Don Winters. Jerry Meiser. Roger Norton Parents' Club Officers: Row 1: R Lilje- gren. M Cawley. M Schmidt Row 2: J Meyers. S Weaver (President). I Gray. D 8aittio Parents' club 107 W .E REASON REIGNS SUPREME: SCIENCE Cliff Biatchely Ooug Dienstberger Pat Giles Al Hoffman Vera Jezik Paul Kluth Larry Leathers Bob Lewis Kathy Luczynski Earle Olson Scott Rigsbee Virginia Wasmer 108 The Science-Math Resource Center really expanded the students' opportunity to get extra help for those really tough physics problems and lengthy lab reports All in all. Mr. Kluth continued to be a cut-up” around those cats and frogs, and Mr Leathers scintillated around chemical solutions. Science Club continued to be ably manned by Mr. Blatchley. Especially exciting was the formation of the Outdoor Club, sponsored by several science depart ment members. rr Mr Leathers gasps at his own invention! Mr Rigsbee invites you into his laboratory George Eblm, alias Or Strangeiove 109 THE NUMBERS GAME Donna Beckman Jerry Boothe Kathy Fitzpatrick Pete Fox Barbara Gschiel Alan Hutchinson Jack Krueger. Department Head Oscar Larson Donna Mmser Joining the Math department this year were Larry Puetz. Barbara Gschiel. and Donna Beckman. The big news in the department was in room 336: the Math-Science Re- source Center. Newly opened this year, the center was a place for stu- dents to get extra tutoring help and find quiet study for math and sci- ence assignments. The computer center was carpeted to cut down the noise of the chatter of the excited students trying to figure out why the program wouldn’t work. The num- bers game has never been stronger at DGN!! Mr Walker explains the virtues of peanut butter granola Larry Puet Bruce Rilter Dan Swelman Bonnie Walker 111 Mr. Gonciar after a hard day of work. L 71 Jett Narus wic gasps at incorrect spelling The English department grew to 23 members in ’77, still the largest de- partment at North High. Three new courses began this year for upper- classmen: Business English, taught by Mrs. Carithers; Science Fiction as Literature, taught by Mr. Nar- uszewicz; and Film Studies, taught by Mr. Narducci. Seniors saw the spirit of the English department at all assemblies in we shall tally Pappas, as several beautiful powder puff cheerleaders, and in the spirit- ed teaching of English skills that we’ll use the rest of our lives. Bruce Bandy Margaret Clark Margarete Cantrall Rita Du Chateau Judith Carithers Louise Gustalson 112 Betty Lee Chessman Mary Hansen Joyce 11owe Chris Johnson Irv Lester Vicki Stockdale Lorna Weber Tony Narducci Connie Olson George Pappas, Department Head Jane Rico Gail Spong Stan Steed Left: Trever Stembach is a jack-of-all-departments Below: Bryon Lott 115 DEVELOPMENTAL ED Barbara Barber Irene Edwards (nurse) Kathy Hillan Bob Katrem Mable King Linda Erickson Linda Ruffulo The developmental education dept, chaired by Ms. Joyce Howe, covers a wide range of student courses and ser- vices, including EMH classes, tutoring for homebound students and many special programs requiring unique teaching skills. 114 Joyce Howe. Dept Chairperson Dorothy Gammon. Department Head Bill Kleckner John Liston Tarcsio Mosma DRIVERS’ EDUCATION Mrs Gammon presents The Fine Art of Drag Racing Crunch!!! The sound of bending metal and shat- tering glass. Could it be that a North high student has been in an accident? Not if they've had driver training. Sophomores study in simulaters. text- books. and behind the wheel to become better defensive drivers. hands at 10 o'clock and 2 o'clock . reviews Mr Fcuerschwenger V JS SPEAK LOUDER THAN ACTIONS Well. I never! Extra cirricular activities The Communications department includes speech, de- bate. forensics, and the radio-TV facility in the portable classroom with the unique” door. Ably led by Mr. Moore. WDGC continued its fine broadcasting experience for students. Of course every sophomore is a fearless public orator by the time they've finished speech i 116 And who may you be? Carol Smith Mrs. 8alsano and Mrs. Skanse Mrs. Zollinger. Mrs Wadmgton. and Mrs. Clockadale SOCIAL SCIENCE Aldo CarottO Gail Dilchnun Charles Gosling David Jacobs Nancy Kartholl Mike Kayse Jean Rostolian Carl Schupmann. Department Head 0 ie Si arc k Take her (or instance This department offered new pro- grams for American Problems and U.S. History that were started this year. Special materials were used in some American Problems sections and a greater development of the Individualized Instruction Program was put into action for U.S. History. The two new staff members were Mr. Steve Vanthournout and Mr. Mike Kayse. More problems in American Problems! Hey Candy. Mr Kayse is in the hall How do I love thee, let me count the ways 119 Isn't hall duty tun? Mr Carstens GUTEN TAG! HOLA! BONJOUR! Genevieve Anderson Sue Arnoux Cindy Chovelak Gary Elmen Christine Foutris Richard Jontry. Department Head want two enchildas and a taco! The language department acquired 3 new teachers this year. Mrs. Ellen Baumer and Mrs. Jan Novak for Spanish, and Miss Cindy Chovelak for French. Several foreign lan- guage teachers attended workshops in career education in order to help students realize that another lan- guage can be important in choosing a career. Some French teachers and students went on a 9 day trip to France over the Spring vacation. They spent 4 days in Paris and vis- ited resort towns and chateaux. 121 Is there some reason why you're not sitting next to me? NAME THAT TUNE Mr Hampton poses as a composer. Mr Schultz: This certainly doesn't look like The Chicago Daily News. Mr Anello: You've got to be kidding. Mr. Thompson: Who says Beethoven is bor •ng? Many of the credits earned by North high students are in the field of mu- sic, both instrumental and vocal. This year the bands were bigger and better, and again North was well re- presented in competition through- out the state. Unfortunately the band folks were so busy that they didn't have time to build their usual award-winning float. Maybe next year ... Mr Hart Ah one an ah two an ah ART This year Art Studio was divided into three different specialized classes: Drawing I and II. Painting I and II. and Printmaking I and II. In the fall, the drawing classes toured the Ray- Vogue School of Art. and on several other occasions went on field trips to sketch. Through the year, the stu- dent's artwork was displayed around the school. Smile Ms. Foote, you're on Cauldron Camera? Mr Butkus inspects a vase alter it has been lired Mr Jakes challenges a student for a pass Ray 8utkus Donna Danhelka Ron Jakes. Dept Head Sandra Brmton erson. Dept Chair Virginia Becker Jane Duckworth Henri Chicome Denis Costello Bonnie Duval Gordon Eipers Chuck Hlavaty PRACTICAL ARTS DEPT. Richard Steere advises his students in Woodshop. This year, the Home Economics and Industrial Arts departments were combined into the Practical Arts di- vision. This makes lor a more effi- cient educational system with a sharing of resources. The depart- ment gained three new teachers. Ms. Duckworth. Ms. Skul. and Mr, Hlavity. Also the clothing lab re- ceived a new sewing center and the noise level was reduced in the wood- shop with a new surface planer, Well, back to the old ironing board! Plug It. Scottie! A student learns trom Mr. Chicome how to A demonstration in macrame repair engines by pointing 125 MENTAL AND PHYSICAL EXHAUSTION! Jeanette Deacon Julie Grundstrom Debbie Jones Tim Lang Don Moravec Marilyn Muehlhauser Wendy Russell James Stahl. Department Head Everybody goes to gym class. Perhaps it's because the uniforms are so attractive. Or maybe be- cause you get to swim on some cold January morning. But prob- ably it’s because its a require- ment. so hundreds of otherwise lazy students can become power- houses of physical strength and build a fierce desire to compete. Everybody likes at least one of the dozens of activities offered by the department. Excedrin headache no 984' Health, a requirement for all fresh- man, offers valuable instruction which supplements the sciences. In addition, students learn about valu- able health habits that help them mature as individuals. Mr. Johnson remembers the good-old-days Ah for the days of Scoobie Doobie Do thinks Ms 7. U7 Don’t look at me Mr Wasmer J £SS EDUCATION Carol Lohmann Rose S uiaka Lois Balk Kathy Hack Susan Bentley Bill Corr Kay Griffin Gern Miller not pictured S Ucherek. B Schlender Bruce Johnson. Dept Chairman The skills of the employment and economic world are taught by the Business Ed. Department On any day you pass the typing room you can hear the sound of carefully clacking keys: and on the first floor, students daily learn skills that will make them Downers Grove tycoons—or at least responsible workers whose skills will be sought a.ier. 128 NORTH HIGH SUPPORT STAFF + Irene Pospisek Shirley Swartout Jean Phillips Mildred Christensen Marlene Hodge Marie Gin er Ev Morvalrh Joanne Oracko Robert a Winters Vivian Pearson Diane Wyrobek Shirley Klug Marlene Hodge Judy Hutchison Deb Olson Joyce Frey Wendy Russell Dolores Koncar Jean Furlong Winifred Blanford Jay Siebolt Charles Las Cola Andy Schindalga Mike Janoski Food Services: E. Aschauer. F Baylor. M Biede. A 8rockschmidt. P Cottmgham. 8 Ensaiaco. V Ga siemca. E. Holso. A. Papacek. R Popp. M Seyk. H. Smith. A. Szmitka. K Yetter. J Zermk. L. Brown. D McComb and Mary Kirkham, Director. Irene Kusnicrz. Joyce Dean. Mary Rallo. Dolores Adams The men and women who help keep the halls, grounds, cafe, and offices running smoothly are the support staff at North High. Sometimes their work is not adequately appreciated by busy teachers and students, yet without them, the gears at North would simply not mesh. Thanks to all these nice people: Custodial: R Fluette. H Foster. V Fredrickson. C Gilles. J Gugora. E Janoski. J. Kuthan. W lubbermg. S Mattlm. E Norton. T Nosek. J Novy. P Paduano. 8 Patterson. £ Schindalga. G. Styve 129 HONORS National Merit Finalist : Georgina Mahoney. Kathy Sayers. Fred Hanson. Matt Harvey. Sue Neder. Laura Nevling, Oiane Cabrera. Mary Lou Mund The Valedictorian is chosen on the basis of a seven semester •‘A” aver- age and the Salutatorian must have a 3.96 (A-) average for seven semes- ters. Students who were high scorers on the National Merit Qualifying Test are selected as recipients of Letters of Commendation, or. as Semi — finalists, who are eligible to receive Merit Scholarships from the Nation- al Committee. There was an unusu- ally number of finalists this year. VALEDICTORIANS: Tom Wascher and Fern Younger and SALUTATORIAN Sue Neder with Mr 8ower$ VALEDICTORIAN, SALUTATORIAN, AND NATIONAL MERIT 131 Natio .Society members are neir junior or senior ye ave a 3.0 average and ror their service, leader- acter, and scholarship. and SAR winners are outstand- V students nominated by their classmates and the faculty. The award is presented by the Sons and Daughters of the American Revolu- tion. Illinois State Scholars are picked on the basis of their ACT test scores. The General Mills Family Leader Of Tomorrow Award is given pending the result of a special knowledge and aptitude exam. Our AFS student. Martha Cich, will be spending an exciting year abroad in Malaysia. OAR and SAR Winners: Mae Fulco and Dave Meiser 132 The National Honors Society Members The Illinois State Scholars LEADERS, THINKERS, CHALLENGES General Mills Leader Of Tomorrow, Kathy AFS student Abroad. Martha Cich Sayers 133 Kris Award: Patti Eggert National Merit Letters of Commendation: Cindy Hanzlik. Juhann Costellani. Dave Koptik. Jean Lueeke ACHIEVEMENT! The KRIS Award is given each year to a senior girl who is planning to major in P.E. in college. The Award is given in memory of Irene Krajewski. who taught girls's P.E. at North High. The Washington Workshops are awarded by the Womens's and Ju- nior Womens’s Clubs to two out- standing Social Studies students, who are nominated by their teach- ers and then interviewed before be- ing chosen. These clubs give schol- arships to Art Camp at Allerton Park to outstanding Art students. 134 Washington Wkshp.: Lorri Starck Sue Cameron (Allerton Park) Ray Campbell (Wiebolt's Art Award) 8ruce Mortenson (Allerton AND Wiebolt's Art Awards) North Band Summer Camp: Sally Freels. Sandy Feld. Mitch Gore. John Schulz. Jackie Starck, John Grubbs. John Kotruk (SlU Summer Music Camp) •' SSSSSIlt • i' • • , aa a a . • i t'f a a . tit 135 ENSICS AND DEBATE AWARDS Forensics award is given to senior with the most National Forensics League points. The Out- standing Forensics award goes to the person who has shown the most dedication and enthusiasm in Foren- sics. This is the highest Forensic award. The Rookie is the underclass- men who has distinguished himself or herself in the first year of compe- tition. with strong and consistent performance. Womens’s and Junior Womens's Communications Workshops are given to students who excel in the field of communication. The Olney Oilcan is awarded to the best Varsity Debator. in honor of Mr. Glen Olney. debate coach from 1946 — 1962. National Forensics League: Eric Kat . Heidi 8oehm. Mark Meaden. Denny Stone. Anne Gunn. Candy Jweid. Rick Russo. Kerry Smith Rookie of the Year: Eric Kat Senior Forensics: Anne Gunn Best Novice Debator: Harold Appleman Best Varsity Dcbator: Mike Peterson 1)7 yCIENCE AND MATH AWARDS The Womens and Junior Womens's Club present an Environmental award to students interested in ecol- ogy- Silver Math award is given to stu- dents who have a 4.0 Math average for five semesters. Gold Math award is received by students with a 4.0 math average for 7 semesters. Environmental Award: Dave Schupmann 13« Sliver Math Award: Mike Karl. Brian Johnson. Norm Chiodras. John Miya aki. Murial Anderson. Renee Dyshaw. Nat Harris. Craig Kukielski. Donna McMillan. Mary Jaskula. Peg Dreveny. Tom Ruopp. Louise Goodalis. Karen Voss Environmental Award: Cindy Hanzlik MA SA: James Miller. Mike Peterson MA2SA: Harold Henning Gold Math Award: Tom Hardman. Sue Neder. Mike Peterson. Laura Matt. Amanda Moser. Tom Wascher. Mary Lou Mund 1J9 f Physics AND Advanced Biology Award: Sue Neder Bausch and Lomb Award: Mark Lewis The Bausch and Lomb award is pre- sented to the outstanding four year science student. The Lion’s Club presents awards to outstanding students, chosen by their teachers, in the areas of Phys- ics. Physical Science. Chemistry. Bi- ology. and Anatomy. 140 Chemistry Award: Kathy Kucaba and Dave Meyers MORE SCIENCE AWARDS Biology I: Jim Kostecki. Julie Alms. Ron 8emoff. Sue VanValzah. Scott Hornick. Richard Dlesk. Nancy Norco. Gary Lund. Lori Davis Physical Science: Mark Hoffman. Tom Pavvlowicz. Kathy Karl. Ann Ford Anatomy: Tom Wascher 3 AWARDS, LANGUAGE AWARDS WDGC RADIO AWARD: Jim Compton OMEGA QUILL AND SCROLL WINNERS: Clay Harper. Gina Hamilton. Katliy Kucaba. Yvette UpitiS. Val Karlson. Fred Karl. Brent Kittel Cauldron Outstanding Photographor Award: Gorman Award: Fern Younger Rich Archart French Award: Georgina Mahoney FUTURE NURSES SCHOLARSHIP: U«e Miku.a ( Spanish Award: Laura Nevlmg I STUDENT COUNCIL AWARD. Laura Matt AUn: Ca,°' 8ehnk'- Rob,n50„. Jody H3rry bm.th. Chris Kowalski. Standing- Aor I Barron .7' a° Wrady Kerr r Walsh. Karla Sw.erc ek 8‘ 8 0 ' Joanne Lor, 143 J f,T£ IMICPKS jfurrtunrh lllr, tlir of 192«. Iinttr complrti’f our qur«t to gatlirr Ilie quii of uinn- or«j nni fto rriirrcntln |ilace tlirni in tlii trrnmurr rlinvt. Hie (Unutilrou. flint oilier tuny lilir again tlir luippu ;i io of tlir pn t year. ENr ITS Gun Fr rd 3, Trojan Band 1. Concert Band 2-3. ole 4. Forensics Team 3.4. Debate 2. Swim varna Club 1.2.3.4. Nat l Honor Society 3. 4. 1,2.3. A Cappella 4. Chamber Choir 4. Thespian Honor Thespian 3. Bicentennial Touring Co. 3. .itching Band 1.2.3.4 Hanson, Fred Jazz Band 1.2.3.4. Concert Band 1. Wind Ensemble 2.3.4. Marching Band 1.2.3.4. A Cappella 3.4. Chamber Choir 4. Drama Club 2.3.4. President 4. Honor Thespian Best Ac- tor 3. Nat'l Merit Finalist III. State Scholar. North High Curriculum Committee 4. Homecoming Steering Com- mittee 4. Bicentennial Touring Co. 3. Band Council 4. Nat'l Honor Society 3.4. Nat'l Forensics League 4 Hibbeln, John Nat'l Honor Society 3.4 Nat'l Merit Scholar. III. State Scholar. Rotary International. Exchange Student Brazil 4. Silver Math Award. Nat'l Forensics League. Sapphire Award 4. Debate 1.2.3. Northwind 1.2.3, Staff Editor 3. Other 3. Concert Band 1.2.3. Jazz Band 3. Women's Club and Debate Club Workshop Scholarships 3. Class Board 1.2. Book Club 1.2.3. Science Club 1. AFS Club 1.2.3 Ineich, Louise Drama Club 1. A Cappella 4. Chamber Choir 4. Chorus 2.3. Gymnastics 1.2.3. Athenas 2.3. Second Lieutenant 3. Cheerleading 4. Athena 100% Award 3 Karlson, Valerie Drama Club 2.3. Forensics 3. Nat'l Forensics League 3. Omega 3.4. Quill and Scroll 3.4. Who's Who Among Ameri- can H.S. Students Maiorana, Carol Honor Student 4 Each year Cauldron must apologize for omitting some award and honor recipients because of our mid-April pub- lishing deadline. Of course, there are many DGN students who have also distinguished themselves in ways that are not officially recognized, but appreciated nonetheless. Mr. Bandy. Advisor 144 Graduating senior Diane Frclich STUDENTS 14S No one will ever accuse the North High Students of not being busy all the time. Whether it is athletics, club activ- ity. employment. DAVEA. drama, or office aides. North’s students are never passive outside the classroom. Inside the classroom, the library, the resource center, or the study hall. North's students carry a heavy load of aca- demics and enrichment courses. All of us at North contin- ues to have a curious love-hate relationship to textbooks, tests, the cafeteria, red ink. teachers on Monday, and the inconvenience of mass construction just outside North’s many doors. Can we ever forget Glenbard West, the Bucket, senior comp class. Oriental dream. Brigadoon. the mural in the cafeteria. Mr. Pappas in purple, or our last senior breakfast? Can we ever forget everyone that was here in '77? j 46 FRESHMEN n hundred Freshmen hit ,vays of North High this year ;d by the numbering system the classroom doors, awed by 5tie din of construction noise, thrilled by the “friendly attitude of upperclassmen, and snowed under by the assignments of merciless teachers, these Freshmen soon felt at home after the test of 1st quarter activities. The freshmen ' people- powered float won a solid last place after Homecoming, but one look at those faces on the Freshmen Class Board tells that their spirit is un- daunted. Freshmen Class Board Ahrens. Cindy Alexander. Barb Allen. Mike Allison. Laura Anderson. Kane Andrews. Kathy Angcleri. Cathy Anthony, William Anlolik. John Aranda. Vic Arbi zam. Mark Arend. Alan Arnquist. Kan Ashe. Lisa Ashlield. M.ke Atkinson. Al Austriaco. Jerome Baddeloo. Doug Bamewicz. Cathy Barba. Ron Barcia Joesph 8arkei. Kathy Barnes. Nick Barranco. John Barta. Jeff Bartley. Liz Batowiak, Kathy Bates. Jack Baxter. Debbie Beachamp. Patricia 8eechamp. Lynne Beme. Bob Bell. Lon Bence. Rich Benham. Cathy Bemoff. Ron Beran. Eugene Berch. Dorothy Bielat. Dave Biggs. Debbie Bigot t. Tod 8lack. Diane 8lashmidt. Sue Block. Dave 8loedorn. Tina r Blonn. Mary 4 Bluder. Sharon Bockleman. Lynn Boll. Sandra Boltz. Margaret Bogacz. Gwen Bogacz. Paula Boless. Tammie 1 Freshman are right on target 149 Bombau Bo Bor I at acy Jenny Boyle. Julie Boyle. Margo Boyna. Nadine Brady. Casey Braem. Sally Bragg. Jell Brauer. Traci Brewer. Chris Brignall. Julie Brodde. James Brodde. John Brokerhof. Gerard Brown. Barb Brown. Wendy 8rucato. Barb Brucato. 8etty Burkman. Donna Buschman. Laura Butler. Bob Bulterlly. Tim Byers. Geri Cabrera. Marg Calba. Renee Campbell. Chris Campbell. Karen Carens. Patty Carrhuff. Robin Carlson. Kathy Caramusa. Colette Carroll. Scott Carson. Al Carter. Kim Casement. Jim Casey. Joann Castro. Mark Cavalli, Anthony Cave. Howard Charmoli, Mike Chatman. Christy Chlebanowski. Ken Chvatal. Bob Cichon. John Cinkus. Julie 150 vs Clark. Dale Clark. Debbie Clark, lorn Clinton, Veronica Clisham, Colleen Cobren. Dorinda Coduto. I aura Cogswell. Mary Coles. Scott Collins. Dave Conlurti. Tom Conway. Ellen Cooney. Pat Cooper. Diane Correa. David Corson. Mark Corson. Melanie Cottrell. Rich Cottrell. Sara Council. Margaret Craig. Mike Crawley. Nan Cnstman. Diane Cubic. Mike Cunningham. Patti Cunningham. Tom Curatolo. Brenda Cushing. Carol Cutmello. Cindy Dahm, Bill Dane. Adam Davis. Lori Davis. Linda Davis. Ron Day. Jeanette Deiisic. Joe Denk. Nancy Dering. Carolyn Derwin. Donald Oesitter. Joan Detente. Tony Devick. Devon Deyber. Kari Dickerman. Jim Disbrow. Mark Dixon, John Dlesk. Rich Doranski. Debby Dowling. Lisa Draut. Linda Drogemuller. Ken Duftin. Steve 15t i rige. Lisa l ight. Kathy Erby. Ann Falesch. Dale Fanning. Linda Farrar. Laune Fawcott. Bnce Feld. Sandy Ferry. Jim Fichter. Cheryl Fildes. Julie Finch. Maureen Fisk. Jon Fitzpatrick. Barry Fletcher. Gina Fliehr. Bill Fontana. Donna Foody. Lorraine Ford. Ann Forsythe. Helen Foss. Mike Fox. Stacy Francek. Lon Franger. Glenn Frank. Mike Frakovic. Jeame Freels. Sally Frizzelle. Dave Frola. Leann Gainey. Mary Gambino. Debbie Garbowicz, Ronald Gazzola. Phillip Geary. Therese Genovese. Jody Giacolo. Cheryl Giertych. Keith Givens. Jesse Gleason. Joe Golchert. Dawn Freshman tile is tor the birds! , t'- - . • ‘k - Goldman. Gail Golmski. Sue Goodsell. Liz Goon. Nathaniel fS Goss. Adrienne Gouzoulis. Helen Grabsky. Jim Grange. Chris Greeley. Kevin Green. John Green. Sue Greenhill. Betsy Grenier. Michael Griese. Ed Groat. Carrie Grubbs. Jon 152 Guarmo. Leslie Maine. Cheryl Mall, Greg Haller, Ken Malligan. Meg Malm, Tom Hammond, Kelly Hampton, Matt Manka. Judy Hanseck. Laura Hanson. Sarah Hardman. Rich Harju, Mike Harper. Jason Harry Peggy Mart. Monica Hassert. Boh Hawley. Allyson Hayes. Laura Haynes. Jacki Mealy. Barb Mealy, Linda Heard. Lee Hector. Colleen Hedlund. Christa Heim. Scott Hemesath, Mike Henning. Wally Hernandez. Bob Hessiau. Ed Hickman. Cheryl Hiddleston. Karen Higgns, Ann Hilligoss. Shan Hinckley. Rich Hinckley. Gary Mird. Angela Hodges. Brook Hoftmann, Mark Holzkopf. Steve Hren. Louise Huff. Sue Hunt. Tara Huntley. 8ob Husted. Gina Haacks. Tami Jackson. Laura Jacobs. Jenny Jacobson. Nancy Hopkins. Lori Hornbrook. Chris Horne. Barbara Hormck. Scot Hovis. Cmdy Howland. Susan Howorth, Tom Hradecky. Malone y - 15 i Jacoby. Karen Jacot. Charles James. Liz The joys of make-up tests! Jenkin. Libby Jennings. Bob Jensen. Nick Jensen. Patricia Jessup. Cathy Jewell. Terry Johnson. Alesa Johnson. Candy Johnson. Dave Johnson. Debbie Johnson. Kathie Johnson. Mike Johnson. Scott Johnson. Bill Jones. Bill Joyce. Jean Judd. Mark Judge. Mark Junge. Pat Jweid. Lynne Kachlic. Kim Kane. Terri Karbonek. Kevin Karl. Mark Karpowic . Frank Kasmec . Cindy Katauskas. Laura Katrem. Linda 154 Everybody was a freshman once Mr. Bowers as a Dean! King. Cindy King. Kathy Kit miller. Russ Klaus. Paul Klein. Don Klicpera. Diane Klise. Janet Klonowski. Greg Kolker. Cary Koller. Phyllis Koncar. Kim Konotf. Jerry Kostetki. Jim Kovac. Joe Kozak. Joe Ko isek. Jim Krafchak, Kurt Kraiewski. Pamela Kramer. Angie Kranz. Rodney Krath. Joe Kreush. Mike Kromwiede. Evertt Kruse. Natalie Kuester. Joan Kefrm. Mark Kuhn. Mike KukielSki. Amy Kunst. Jean Kuotz. Wally Kurth. Val Kustush. Ray Kuzmicki. Leo Laguardia. Pat Lalla. Steve Landers. Jeamne Lang. Cmy Lange. Darren Laprise. Paul Laraia. Barbara Laughlm. Maria Lawson. Lana Lawson. Mark Leduc. Joe Lencioni. Angelo Lewis. Steve Lmdenmuth. Dave Lindsey. Debra Lmgafeiter. Karen Lipkm. Lmda Lippert. Jim Lorenz. Chen Loser. Ralph Louchart. Regan Krongos. Perry Krueger. Charlie What do you mean take showers?' iy 155 There goes my hand. Loucks. Kristine Luecke. Doug Lurowski. Ron Lund. Gary Lund. Steve Lundeen. JeH Lundgren. Paula Lustyk. Tom Luttrell. Tim Macdonald. Ken Mackie. Tara Maclearie. Deb Magruder. Mike Maher. Moira Maloney. John Major. Rama Majors. Georgia Majors. Jim Maness. Sherri Manning. Jim Manson. Cheryl Manual. Lunn Marema. Scott Marks. Bill Maronich, Carl Mason. Patti Masiera. John Masters. Paul Mays. Charlie Mc8ride. Bill McCafterty. Ron McCoy. Kevin McFadden, Mike McGrath. Paul McIntyre. Pete McKelvie. Kathy McKenty. Karen McGuckin. Mike McGuckin. Pat McPheters, Kim McQuaid, J.irnos McVey, I aura Meents. Stove Meister. Mark Vi. Meister. Nancy Metzger. Doan Meyer I isa Michela. Miko Milieu. Mike Mire. Scot! Mitchell. Marty Miya aki. Rich V Moore. Theresa Moran. Mary Morgan. Sandra Mosher. John Mueller. Diane Muehlhauser. Kim Mullen. Lisa Murray. Marg Mylene Dick Naberhaus. Brian Nagel. Ann Nance. Scott Napolski. Tom Neder. Steve Neese. Linda Nelson. Don Nemeth. Charles Nevlmg. Jim Newton. Peg Nicholson. Mike Norco. Nancy Nork. Marilyn Novak. Jim Novovesky. Scott Nuccio. Todd Nystrom. Karrie Obidawit . Mark Ochart. Lily 157 Who is Evelyn Wood. Mr Katrein? OCor OGr O’. Old ine .11. Ed Arlene .ven. Laura Padilla. Betty P.illauer. Kathy Papievis. Tammy Parish. Jennifer Parker. Duane Patrey. Debbie Paulhus. Tony Pavegiio. Mike Pawlowicz. Tom Perry. Steve Peter, David Peterson. Sue Petras. Jim Pfeiffer. Phil Pfister. Kevin es H Oh no. not another Ritter method shortcut' Phillips. Jim Picha. Dean Pierce. Kirk Pigman. Liz Piotrokowski. Charlene Pittman. Dianna Planert. Yvonne Pogue. Russ Potter. Laurie Pratscher. Mike Preisler. Debra Prianu. Karen Price. Pete Pucci. Dan Pucci. David Pulley. Greg Purvis. Ted Putzbach, Beth Qumn. Jeff Quinton. John Raczynski. Dave Rakowski. Paul Ramos. Marco Ramquist. Gary Rankin. Richard Rantis. Daryl Rantis. Shannon Rao. Ramu Rasmussen. Tom Raynie. Steve Reaster. Dave Redderolh. Debra Reed. Maureen Reid. Kevin Rende. Julie Rezek. Debra Ring. Robert Rizzo. Greg Rogoz. Michelle Roick. Jill Roman. Mark Rongaus. Beth Rosenberger. Lori Roth. John Roly. Rich Rouleau. Renee Russo. Marilyn Russo. Rick Rutherford. Dean Ryson. Steve Sabia. Scott Salazar. Dan Salyero. Cindy Sauer. Linda Sawyer. Alan Scara. Tom Schaefer. Alane Scheckel. Paula Schel. Mike Scherer. Cindy Schiavo. Roxanne Schirmaher. Gary Schlarer. Sue Schmidt. Carl Schmidt. Craig Schmidt. Michelle Schoot. Bob Schultz, Rick Schulz. Jon Schurz. Ellen Scoh. Dennis Scott. Lori Seaholm. Cheryle Sears. Matt Sedares. Mana Sembach. Pat Semeneck. Mark Seps. Cheryle Sevilla. Renee Shaw. Linda Sheehan. Maggie Sherelle. Carla Scheeman. Val Sievers, Pam Silich. Greg Sma. Oenise Smkus. Claudette Simon. Marcia Siver. Kelly Skoog. Sharon Slater. Lisa Smith. Brian Smith. Ken Smith. Mike 159 Smith. Sandra Smith. Bill Smuskiewic?. Don Sobteski. David Solberg. Steve Soucek. Sharon Spatt. Dale Speiss. Jell Spread. Lisa Springsteen. Jamie Stachowiak. Rob Staie. David Stamenkovic. Anita Stanley. Neil Stemvacher. Dave Stermckles. Steve Stevens. Jean Stone. Denise Stotler. Jan Straka. Bev Straub. Steve Strobe. Sharon Strods. Philip Stupka. Steve Subic. Eric Sula. Tern Sullivan. Tony Surdich. Loretta Svoboda. Bob Swenson. Rich Szwajka. Aleyna Tan. Iridriati Taylor. Ross Teter. Tammy Thaman. Jackie Thompson. Laura Thomsen. Tracie Popcorn, the quicker, picker upper Todd. Nancy Tomas. Dan Topp. Randy Twardzik. Ken Underway. Mike Vanden Heuvel. Ann Vamcck, Gregg Vanvalzah. Susan Vargas. Cindy Vasey. Barb Vasile. Michael Vedder. Ken Venskc. Judy Verdonck. Kelly Villarreal. Margaret Vineyard. Bill Volpc. Jenny Vondrasek. Karen Wadman. Jeff Waite, Debra Walker. Kathy V alker, Kevin V alker. Kim Wallace. Jim Walsh. Mike Walthers. Beth Ward. Christine Ward. Jayne Ward, John Watson. Kristi Weber. Lon Weitz. Tammy Welch. Vicky Wendell. Laura Wenz. Dave Wenz. Diane Whitaker. Cindy V hittmayer. Robin Wiegand. Wendy V iemer. Robert Wieters. Jane V ilkms. Tracy Will Wendy Williams. Cheryl Williams. Ed Wilson. Mike Winkler. Margaret Wojciechowski. Bob Wolf. Linda Wblf. Marge Workman. Theresa Wuerfel. Judy Yoder. Camille Youngs. Wade Zaveri. Vijay Zbonc3k. Jim Zebic. Dawn Zeigler, Christine Zeigler. Debbie Zenak. Mike Zcnger. Scott Zerbe. Steve Zerbes. Tammy Zid. Cindy Zomolas. Jerry 161 SOPHOMORES Sophomore Board-Left To Right, First Row: Jackie Starck. Andrea Roiek. Kris Barich. Lon Caputo Second Row: Scott Hoffman. Dave Hutton. Linda Werlmg. Judy Liedtke. Nancy Kupper. Kathy Karl. Lori Pyburn. Maria Gragasin. Third Row: John Doherty. Rich Haidra. The Sophomores this year, as always, are glad to have survived their Freshman year. They claim their are the most spirited class, and they proved it by producing a winning Homecoming float! The Sophomore class board raised money for their Senior Prom by selling candy, flowers and pens to unsuspecting Freshmen. Sophomore attendent Ann Zimmerman and escort Pat Brady The winning float. Ackles. Brian Agriostalhes. Anna Alms. Julio Anderson. Brian Anderson. Kurt Anderson. Larry Anderson. Linda Anselmo. Ben Anthony. Ken Antolik. Matt Appelman. Harold Aranda. Yvonne Sharon Murphy and Pam Boese celebrate! Archer. John Arnouil. Kurt Asbell. Collie Atkins. Steve Atkins. Tern Aubele. Rich Auberg. Scott Austin. Brad Bahler. Ginger Bahlmann. Craig Bailey. Jane 8aligh, Karen Ballard. Carol 8amer. Mary Barder. Ed Barich. Kns Barrera. Jill Barry. Bill Barry. Roxanne Barry. Scott 8ates. Kim Baumreik. Mike Baxter. Allan Beach. Steve Beardsley. Bob Becker. Steve Becker. Tom Beggs. Dale Bewignam. Jerry 8ierman. Rick Bjerknes. Lisa Blaha. Jane Blank. Chris Bloedorn. Mary Bodoh. Brett 8oehm. Heidi 8oese. Pam Boltz. Greg Boltz. John 8onmi. Dave Boop. Ron Bossamy. Steve Bowlby. Dan Bowman. Mark Boyle. Jim 8radley. Dan Bradley. Gerald Brady. Pat 163 Br B Br an Matt •-’eter Chuck jte. Linda •■o. Annette - cippio. Anne Caldwell. Mark Calc. Tracey Cameron. Cathy Campbell. Ross Campbell. Scott Capek. Holly Capocy. Patricia Caputo. Laurie Carens. Ginny Carlson. Julie Carney. Pat Carr. Cathy Carrol. Dan Cerny. Allen Cervenk3. Linda Chipman. Carol Cierpiot. Mike Ciolkosz. Pam Clark. Pam Claus. Amy Claussen. Carrie Clement. Kathy Ciore. Gail Collins. Eric Collins. Tom Conklin. Tom Conway. Mike Correa. Laura Cox. Greg Croak. Phil Cross. Doug Croxton. Karen Croston. Pat Cruickshank. Peg Cubic. Mark Cunningham. Don Cushing. Mike Custer. Tim D'Agostino. Don Dallner. Leslie Dalton. Mary Daly. Mark Davidson. Oonald Davis, Mike Day. Anne Day. Debi Dean. Jell Debatolo. Kim .1 Delaby. Mike Delos Dernier. Sue Desitter. Ann DeWitt. Cindy Dia . Liz Didrickson. Jill Dixon. Mike Dobbs. Edward Dohety. Jack Domi|an. Tom Donard. Dave Dorff. John Downey. Barb Dreschcr, Vic Drzyhkowski. Greg Dunn. Mitch Eastman. Judy Eberstadt. Ed Ehlschlaeger. Charles Eichelbaum. Dennis Eick. Li Eisner. John Elliot. Gail Ellsworth. John Enge. Jeff Engelsman. Bill Erhart. Lynette Erickson, Christy Erwm. Vance Fabbri. Steve Faizone. Mike Feckner. Jeff Fence. Cherlyn Ferguson. Pam Fierke. Denise Figura. Cindy Fisher. Sharri Fisher. Thomas Fitzgerald. Karen Flick. Jeanine Forieri. Paul Fox. Jim Fox, William Frank. Robert Frenzel. Michlle Futco. Tony Gaian. Ken Galbraith. Mary Gay. Dave Gay. John Gaylord. Sue Gegenworth. Mark Georgeson. Randy Giertych, Tim Gil. Georgme Gmger. Joe 165 61a?: Gol :ex . ;lllC obert Maria Grana. John Gray. Ed Gray. Mary Greenhill. Craig Gregcrson. Terry Greytak. Chris Griffin. Lori Gunn. Kay Gunn. Peggy Goth. Jeff Hale. Bonnie Halm. Karen Hamblin. Janice Hammond. Kim Hannapel. Carol Hanzlik. Kathy Harasti. Bill Hardy. Marthe Harloe. Rich Harrett. Mary Harris. Linda Harry. Kathy Hartmann. Holly Hartuch. Dave Hashimoto. John Hawkin',. Kate Hawkin',. Kim Hayatsu. Michiko Hayes. Jon Hazdra. Rick Hem. Chris Hines. Bettma Hejmej. Mary Jo Hcilard. Lon Henning. Harald Hibbler. Ken Hill. Jeanme Hinkle. Bill Hinckley. Larry Hinkle. Steve Hodma. Donna Hoflman. Alison Hoffman. Jell Hoflman. Scott Honn. Robert Horvath. Jay Hottman. Pat Hoygh. Lisa Houston. Jamce Hovis. Charlie Howard. Scott Howard. Sue Howe. Al Huggins. Pam Hughes. Mary Huizinga. Mike Humbert. Paula Hunt. Karen Hurstm. Becky Hutchison. Kathy Hutchison. Sue Hutton. Dave Hyne. Ken Ikenega. Linda llagan. Shirley Imes. Lisa Incrucci. Brian Irwin. John Irwin. Sue Jackson. Steve Jager. Angei Jandisek. Joe Jans. Craig Janson. John Jazik. Mike Jedryck. Cathy Jensen. Lynn Jewell. Randy Jelik. Tom Jonas. 8ob Johnson. Dan Johnson. Gaby Johnson. Kurt Johnson. Rona 167 Joh Jon? JOr • y :ine • iison Karen ,arl. Kathy nazm. Ellen Katz. Eric Kay. Mark Kayser. Mike Keehan. Dale Keller. Jeff Kemp. Jean Kendell. Kellie Kenney. Rich Kenny. Ann Kerr. Mike Khoe. Kim Kiefer. Bruce King. Eric Kinka. Richard Kinter, Peg Kipka. Ed Kirkland. Dave Kleczka. Gary Klicpera. Debbie Kline. Cullen Klingenhagon. Val Knapp. Pattie Knight. Sharon Keoppe. Karen Koski. Pam Kratz. Tim Leslie Dallner working intently Kreft. Kirn Krcmer. Chris Krsilufer. Mike Kristufer. Gene Krol. Kirn Kroli. Warren Knnmgcr. Joan Kromwiede. Earl Kukielski. Mark Kunslhanas. Linas Kuppcr. Nancy Kusmerz. Oavc Kustush. Jill Lacey. Dave Laguardia. James Laib. Bill Laib. Julie Lalla. Kenneth Lalonde. Jeff LaMantia. Chuck Lanmer. Robin Larkin. Brian Laroche. Alice Laroche. Louis Larson. James Larson. Sue Latimer. Pat Lawler. Jeff Leach. Dave Lee. Dana Lem. Laura Lewicki. Ed Liberacki. Jim Liedtke. Judy Lmdcmann. Carol Lmdenmuth. Harry Llyod. Paul Loboda. Nancy Locker. Anne Loder. Steve Lott. Nancy Lotz. 8ruce Loving. Mel Luebke. Brian Lund. Sharon Lundeen. Beth Lynch. Cheryl Joesph 169 Sophmore cheerleaders show their spirit. M M Mann. Joan Manning. Mary Mapalo. Evelyn Mapes. Linda Marco. Craig Mares. Alda Marks. Maureen Marsh. James Marshall. Steve Martin. Oavid Martinez. Armild Marushek. Jay Masa. Claudia Mason. Oonna Mason. Jenny Matamores. John Matthews. Kris Matthies. Kim McAlpme. Marg McAnally. John McCambridge. Kathy McCann. Pat McCarthy. Pat McCrory. David McGee. Renee McKendnck. Karen McLain. Kaly McMillan. Diane McNair. Darrell Meaden. Mark Meiser. Gary Meitz. Leeann Mcrideth. Penny Meyer. Ken Michaels. Cathie Michels. Robe Mikdlas. Stephen Miles. Deb Milanski. Lee Millar. James Miller, Dave Miriam, Nancy Mitchell. Sue Molmari, Mike Montieth. Bruce Moore. Lynn Moore. Vicki Moran. Leslie Moran. Peggy Mosco. Vicki Mullins. Dave Mullins. Laura Mundis. Bob Murphy. Dave Murphy. Sharon Mussleman. Andy Nadie. Jane Nance. Dave Nelson. Liz Nepereny, Mike Nevlmg. Mark Nicholson. Bill Norcon. Doug Novak. Kenny Novovesky. Cindy O'Connor. Peggy O'Connor. Sean O'Haver. Laura O'Leary. Mike Olson. Cmdy Olson. Dave Olson. Valerie O'Reilly. Roger Oudm. Jenny Overstreet. Amy Ownby. Debbie Padilla. Irma Paladmo. Mari Jo Parizek. Bill Parkinson. Mike Parrillo. Jon Pasakarms. Charles Patsones. Debbie Patsones. Mark Paule. Dan Paulaus. Roger Paveglio. Cherly Pawlowicz. Steve Pawlowski. Sharon Perason. Jim 171 Pe Pe ■ y colt sieve i, Mike gott. Bob Pine. Brian Pinta. Judy Pistorius. Janet Planer!. Larry Podgorski. Ted Pohl. Ed Pollack. Gwen Pomey. Oebi Porazynski. Nancy Potls. Oaryl Poeleson. Joanne Powers. Oan Preen. Chuck Prepetchal. Sue Pulley. Steve Purcell. Ooug Putnah. Steve Pyburn. Lon Quirk. David Quirk. Phil Ramos. Angie Randegger, Maya Reese. Maria Reetz. Brett Remkenger Rendall. Barb Rencha. Dave Reynolds. John Rice. Barb Riley. Dick Riley. Laurie Ringwald. Natalie Rizzo. Mary Roberts. Tracy Robertson. Dennis Robinson. Sheryl Rohlfing. Nancy Rohloll. Jamie Roiek. Andrea Romo. Diane Rondeau. Michelle Rongaus. Jell Rook. Mary Lou Rossman. Thersa Roth. James Rowell. Debi Ruopp. Deborah Russell. Mark Ryan. Larry Ryson. Jane Sabltck. Doug Sampson. Clay Sanborn. Paul Santschi. Cindy Saul. Sue Two spirited Athenas try to keep warm. Savino. Frank Scepper, Kris Schicbcrl. Bill Schmelter. Tom Schmidt. Mark Schmitt. Dave Shulton. Sue Schure. Garrett Schul . Jim Seeley. Perry Seay. Steve Semboch. Scanme Senn. Nancy Sens. Alexandria Sens. Paula Serna. Sue Shaila. Cassi Shanahan. Patti Sheehan, Bill Shuman. John Siasios. Jim Siewak. Joe Sirovatka. Rick Skala. Alena Skilonoz. Larry Skok. Laurie Smeeton. Ron Smith. Cmdy Smith. Erme Smith. Larry Smith. Linda Smith. Vicky Smoot. Dave Sneed. Cheryl Snyder. 8rad Sorenson. Joanne Sorrels. Mike Soukup. Nancy Spalevtc. Mirko Spccht. Melissa Specht. Nancy Speciale. Mark Spencer. Kathy Sprovieri. Pete Spurrier. Sue Stadtler. Robin Stahl. Kathy Stamenkovic. John Stanford. Steve Stankiewicz. Pam Stark. Jackie Stauffer. Ann Stavig. Mark Stem. Kevin Stepek. Linda Stevens. Lance Steward. Mark Stolank. Chns Straka. Wally Strausser. Sharon Sullivan. Sandy Summerville. Randy Superits. Mariorie Susal. Jamie 173 Sutt bin Sue David . .. Sandy lylor, Chris ayior. Sherrill Teats. Byron Teller. Marc Thaman. Chris Thomas. Gail Thompson. Jack Thompson. Tom Tmtera. Cory Tobias. Paul Tochack. Lome Torbik. Laura Troesken. Mary Touato. Anthony Trowbridge. Phil Tullis. Sandy Twardink. Cheryl Valentine. Sue Vanbuskirk. John Vanden Heuvel. Vicky Vanderwalker. Kelly Vaughn. Debie Varnsand. Steve Vermmen. Roberta Vesely. Karen Vrodoljak. Bob Wachowtak. Jan Wagner. Catherine Waldrop. Tammie Walensky. Dawn Walker. Sharon Walters. Mark Walters. Tom Walton. Leaman Wandrey. Beth Ward. Susan Warevick. Al Wascher. Mark Wedeman. Jean Weipert. Jim Welch. Karen Wendt. Robert Wenner. Mark Werlmg. Linda West. Dave Whaley. Bob Whitaker. Linda Whitburn. Sandy Wienke. Dave Wilkinson. Ronda Williams. Grace Williams. Richard Wilson. Karen Wilson. Kandy Wintermute. Joe Winters. Jim 1 Sally Wlas Chris Wokas Joff Vtolnik Gwen Woock Nancy Wysocki Lisa Yeanan Michele Young Jim Zajac Ed Zak Wendy Zelmer Paul Zenak Jim Zidek Caryl Ziemke Ann Zimmerman Tim Creamer Sieve Johnson 175 The clothing lab. JUNIORS JUNIOR CLASS BOARD: Top Row: Sue McLain. Nat Harris. Kathy Meloche. Steve Rembos. Pam Ciancio. Candy Jweid Bottom Row: Patty Kocurek. April Barron. Karla Swierczek. Judy Mager. Judy Steflcy. Judy Ladmak We re the class of '78! Despite all the new members, the Junior Class Board is busy all year round. From their can- dy sale to their donkey basketball game, they have tried to come up with new and interesting ways of earning money for prom. One added bonus was winning fifty dollars for being the class to bring in the most toys and canned goods for the Salvation Army Christ- mas drive. Abbott, Diane Agathcr. Kris Aguilera. Cecilia Ahrens. Carleen Allison, Steve Anderson. Andy Anderson. Dave Anderson. Muriel Anderson. Nancy Anderson. Sandy Arte. Jan Arebart. Rich Asbell. Jeff Astie. Mindy Asbel. John Atkins. Kim Aubcle. Carl Austin. Glen A arello. Cathy Baddeley, Chris Bailey. Jeff Bailey. Sandy 8aittie, Bob Baker. Liz Banfield. Eric Banewicz. Chris Bannon. Kelly Barnes. Charlotte Barnes. Kevin Barranco. Bob Barron. April Barta. Lou Bartos. Joe Basso. Tom Beauchamp. Karen Becker. Chris Bednarz. Rita Beechamp. Brad Behrel. Chris Berne. Lynn 8ellcourt. Tom Bembemck. Karen Benham. Terri 8emoff. Leora Bcrch. Kathy Bianchetti. Ken Bischoff. Dave Blackburn. Joan Blecher. Sharon Blonn. Sue Bly. Cheryl 8oatman. Eileen Boehnmg, Bill Boguthy. Evon Boer. Martin Bogess. Rhonda Boley. Jack Bonkowski, Ken Booty. Roger Barkowski. Don 177 Dan Denk wonders what Junior girls keep in their lockers! Bos Bi“ •ele i eve John Mark yd. Amy yle. Marla Braatz. Bob Bradley. Al Braem. Anne Brand. Laura Braun. Mike Braun. Judy Brewer. Shawn Brihagen. Glenn Brinkman. Pam Brokerof. Chone Brown. Vickie Browning. Rich Bruce. Barb Bryant. Ron Buckley. Jenny Buerschaper. Mark Bulthaup. Terne Buntms. Sue Burnetter. Dave Bussey. Sandy Butterworth. John Butts. Dawn Byers. Dan Cameron. Sue Campbell. Mark Campbell. Kay Campbell. Steve Campbell. Sue Capek. Laura Caputo. Mike Carlisle. Sue Carlson. Dave Carlson. Sandy Carlson. Bill Carnahan. Goerge Carroll. Diana Carroll. Mary Carter. Noel Carter. Rusty Casement. Pam Casseriila. Sherie Cassidy. Julie Castro. Brian Cavanaugh. Tom Cecil. Barb Ccdzidlo. Sandy Chartman. Joe Chen. Nobel Chiodras. Norm Schram. Donna Christ. Wayne Christensen. Carl Noel Carter and Mr Ritter discuss the importance of wrestling over Algebra! Ciancio. Pam Cich. Martha Clark. Ii Cleek. Lynette Clinton. I arry Cllier, Barb Collier, Deb Conway. Kathy Cooper. Jell Corson. Mike Cor att, Dave Craven. Tom Crawley. Mike Creamer. Cathy Crema. John Christmann. Brian Crouch. Becky Cruickshank. Dawn Cuff. Keith Curatolo. Cindy D'Agostino. Pat Daily. Brian Dallner. Bonnie Dando. Sam Dane. Martha Dankwartt. 8ob Darnell. Linda Davis. Connie Davis. Sue DeLisie. Jeff Deal. Nancy Deiaby. Cmdy Demkovich. Sue Denk. Dan Dennie. Kim Detente. Angel Dethke. Sue Devanc. Dave Diaz. Rebecca Oiver. Sue Dixon. Dana Dixon. Steve Dixon. Wayne Dode. Dawn Doherty. Terry Donnelly. Mary Dore. Bob Doty. Mark Dreveny. Peg Driscoll. Mike Drzymkowski. Cheryl Dudas. Sue Duffin. Linda Dufour. 8lair Duncan. Donna Dunn. 8rian Dunning. Doug Dumng. Phil Dupre. Mary Dyker. Mike Dyshaw. Renee Carl. Ed Eastman. Nancy Eckman. Pam 179 Ed- Ehlsr' udi eve .1. Li? . Chris .an, Lisa • on. Ooreen Ersy. Scott Falesch. Jett Fanning. Pat Felgenhauer. Laura Fetting, Mark Fierke. Demse fildes. Scott Filipiak. Dawn Fink. Don Fischer. Cindy Fischer. Maggie Fischer. Mike Fischer. Dan Flegel. Roy Ford. Craig Forieri. Angelo Fowler. Tom Fox. Mike Franger. Craig Frank. Roger Frankovic. Linda Fredncksen. Linda Freeman. Brenda Frey. Jett Fry. Pete Gattney. Deb Galbraith. Pat 8arbowicz. Bob Gay. Bob Geary. John Genovese.Jane Gittard. Greg Gilbert. Rich Giugliano. Tony Gleason. Tami Glunz. Danetta Gmadek. Gail Goldman. Tena Gonzalez. Jason Goodalis. Louise Goodsell. Mary Goodseii. Peg Goodwin. Cheryl Gothard. Tod Grabsky. Doreen Grana. Roseanne Greenhill, Michelle Grey. 8rad Greytak. Rich Gnese. Randy Grosser. Jim Guccione. Mike Guinand. Karen Gunn. Bonnie Guse. Carla i Gu ick. Imda Hacker. Mikr- Halpin. Kathy Hamilton. Gina Hamlin. Li Hancock. Rich Hanka. Nancy Hankin. Todd Hanrahan. Bill Hanson. Paula Hara mus. Pat Hargreaves. Wayne Harper. Curtis Harrett. Joan Harris. Nat Harris. Bob Hartmann. Heidi Harvey. Miles Havenstem. Mike Haedra. Marg Heaton. Carol Hecht. Carol Hecht. Tony Heder. Kathy 181 Mrs. Carithers- English Honors class reenacts The Scarlet Letter! Ho‘ i . ch dry Peg . Chris eln. Joe licks. Jim logons. Missy i.'lagoss. Pam Hill. Mark Hinton. Dave Hinz, Barb Hodge. Jerry Hogle. Anne Hoke. Mark Hoppestad. Dan Horvath. Steve Hotchkiss. Barb Hough. Troy Howrath. Ron Hradecky. Eric Hubbard. Julie Hughs. Dan Humphns. Gail Hunt. Brad Hunt. Peg Hunter. Chuck Hunter. Mike Hyerdall. Pam Hyerdall. Paula Ivers, Tom Ivro. Tony Jacobson. Stewart Jacoby. Ken James. Sharon Jaskula. Mary Jaunsem. Denise Jeimek. Sue Jensen. Joe Jensen. Judy Jensen. Terry Jerousek. Joanne Jiler. Mike Johnson. Brenda Johnson. Karen Johnson. Karen Johnson. Mark Jones. Steve Judge. Steve Jura. Sue Jweid. Candy Kalkofen. Scott Kallas. Dave Kane. Tom Karl. Mike Karlson. Vic Karpowicz Kasmecz. Darlene Kay. Scott Kayser. Mike Kendle. Brent Kennell. Sandy Kenaga. Kmdo Kent. Brad Kern. Joni Kessler. Kevin Kilkenny, Cindy King. Carol Kirsch, Rick Klimcak. Dave Kline. Carol Kline, V endy Klonowski. Roseanna Klopke. Jan Kocurek. Patty Kohut. Larry Kolarich. Chris Konfrst. Tony Kotruch. John Kovac. Pete Kovacevic. Larry Kowaic yk. Audrey Kowalczyk. Dave Krapez. Marilyn Krat . Frank Kraus. Lycia Kremer. Jeanette Krueger. Paula Kucaka. Kathy Kufrin. Robin Kuhn. Shan Kujawa. Kris KukielSki. Craig Labuda. Ray Ladmak. Judi Laheta. Bill Laisch. Virginia LaLonde. Dan LaManba. Ben Lang. Robbie Lardche. Alice Lassiter. Jeanne Lawson. Cathy Leach. Betty Lentz. Vickie Lesmak. Karen Lessenberrry. Jeff Leven. Mark Lewis. Monica Liczwck. Rich Lilegren. Bob Liljegren. Dave Lincoln. Laura Lindsey. Tom Lipkm. Lisa Liszka. Chris Loikets. Bill Loikets. Ray Longacre. Rollie 183 Neil Lytle. John Maag. Rich MacCnmmon. Andy Mac Donald. John MacDonald. Missy MdCleun. Dave Mager. Judy Mahaftey. Julie Mahlke. John LaGuardia. Bob Mahon. Paul Malaret. Tom Maloney. Mark Maness. Mike Mapalo. Darren Maronich. Char Marihaler. Leisa Marlin. Nancy Marlm. Tim Martinez. Minam Mason. Tim Mason. Wendy May. Sieve Major. Jell McAndless. Russ McCauley. Mary McClure. Eve McCormick. Mary McGill. Renee McGowan. Dennis McGrath. Joan Mclam, Sue McMahon. Nancy McMillan. Donna McPheelers. Sieve McQuaid. Deb Meenls, Lauri Mchulley, Jerry Meloche. Kathy Mendyk, Frank Merrill. Chris Meyer. Path Meyers. Dave Meyers. Kirsten Michela. Cindy Mickiewicz. Paul Micksch. Dale Miller. Tony Miller. Janet Miller. Jeanette Miller. Sandy Miller. Shirley Miloslan. Scott Milsted. Neil Mirovsky. Eve Mistrclta. Angelo Myazaki. John Mohr man. Kov Molinari. Chris Montalbano, I r. i Montdth. Mike Moore. N.jnr y Moore. lorn Morey. Jane Morgan. Lori Morris. Larry Morrissey. Kevin Mor tensori. Bruce Mountain. Corinne Mourek. Mark Muelhauser. Ray Muniak. Kim Nadle. Dave Napolski. Maryann Nartmck. Mary Needham. Mike Neese. Roy Nelson. Nancy Netrefa. Janet Noverouski. Kathy Nicholas. Kim Nikkila. John Noon. Jim Nork, Charlie Norton. Pat Nora . Pat Obidowicz. Oemse O'Brian. Sue Ohman. Robin Oldenburg. Mark Olson. Daryl O'Shea. Kathy Osikowicz. Marietta Ostrowski. Kathy Owen. Brett O irsky. Tom Pajian. Ed Paradise. Tern Parrillo. Bill Patrick. Marlm Patten. Sandy Payton. Tim Pearce. Kyle Pecka. Larry Perry. Mark Pertile. Mark Petre, Mary Pettmger. Duane Pfeitfer. Dave Phillips. Tod Pme. Mike Pmta. Dave Pitts. Sheryl Plunkett. Pat Pidczerwinski. Joe Powers. Mike Pratscher. Lmda Priana. Jim Price. Dave Prior. Nancy Pritchard. Dan I 18S Some enchanted school day. you may meet a junior Pro; • 13 yurnn, John wadico. Mike Radice. Mitch Rakowski. Sue Ransom. Don Rayciko. Dick Reardon. Phil Reaser. Glenn Reageh. Colleen Reagen. John Reich. Joanne Reid. Brian Reid. Colleen Reid, Kathy Reinbacher. Jay Reinkermeyer. Scot Rembos. Steve Rendulich. Steve Repp. Gordon Rettinger, Duane Reuter. Gail Rhemtgen. Steve Rihe. Rhonda Riley. Pat Remer. Mark Ri ?o. Sandy Robertson. Dave Robinson. Donna Rodstrom. Kevin Rook. Pat Rose. Lisa Rostnski. Mark Rospond. Scott Ross. Pete Rossman. Chris Rouleau. Laura Rousch. Cheryl Roupp. Tom Ruschke. Bob Russ. Jim Russell. Nancy Russo. Tony Russon. Debbie Rutherworth. John Ru icka. Gail Ryan. Bruce Rybmski. Amelia Sabia. Larry Sayers. Sallie Sampson. John Sanborn. Mark Sanborn. Phil Santoro. Rosie Sar. Boratha Sar. Sotheary Scar a, Tina Schaer. Chip Schaver. Terri Schekel. Mark Scheifelbein. Ken Schirmer. Gary Schmidt. Al Schmidt, Rohm Shoot. Jim Schulz. Jolt Soars. Vivki Sehy. Sieve Sembach. Mike Serat I. Tony Serna. Chris Shafter, Dave Shaked. Doug Shanahan. Kathy Shaulis. Brian Shemizis. Ruby Shreves. Doug Shurksta. Ken Seig. Steve Sierawski. Lon Sievers. Rebecca Silvestri. Mark Smkovits. Fred Skoumal. Sue Slater. Jim Sieezer. Leslie Sloan. Ken Smetana. Sue Smith. Brenda Smith. Debbie Smith. Jim Smith. Kerry Smithyman. Bonnie Smola, Chris Smrz. Ron Smusklewicz. Donna Snell. Jim Snell. Karen Solone. Ray Soukup. Sue Soutar. Raeann Spangenberg. Doug Spillar. Pat Spinney. Betty Spurgeon. Michelle Stachowiak. Barb Stavig. Rolf Stetfy. Judy Steger. Roger Stehr. Krista Sterioti. Bob Stich. Kathy tirn. Marjie Stockweii. Dave Strand. Janet Stubbe. Mike Superitis. John Suta. Steve Svobada. Dave Svoboda. Mike Swanson. Ron Swehla. Lori Swierczek. Karla Sykes. Debbi Szczepaniak. Debbie Szumanski. Steve Tamburrmo. Ten Tan. Lian Tandaric, Len 187 mas. Polly Thomas. Val Thompson. Chris Thompson. Vmce Tourviile. Sue Tneber. Norma Trmh. Thai Tull'S. Steve Upittis. Yvette Vandenheuvel. Jayne Varhol. Pam Vecchis. Dean Velazquez. Cathy VerVers. Len Ververka. Bob Voida. Steve Voss Karin Wade. Jett Wagner. Barb Walker. Ann Wallace. Mary Walker. Donna Walsh. John Walsh. Lori Was. Tami Wascher. Donna Watson. Bruce Webber. John Weber. Jim Weber. Mary Wedeman. Dave Weimer. Greg Welch. Lori Weiien. Brenda Werner. Jim Wilgus. Chris Wilkins. Jim Whetstone, l isa White. Cheryl White. Karen Wiard. Tom Wienke. Mark Wilczynski. Pam Willison. Kevin Wilson. Carol Wilson. Deb Winkler. Marilyn Wlas. John Winsch. Joanna Wojcicchowski. Karen Wokas. Cindy Wolf. Debbie Wolll. Rick • 1«. Claudia Woody. Linda Yearian. Dana Zaberi. Rasami Zdrubecky. Dawn Zerbe. Kim John Kotruch grimaces over homework Zovrcher. Duane Ziebeil. Lou Zeigrc. Roger 189 Renee Dyshaw looks like she knows the answer SUPER SENIORS Senior Class Board. First Row. Left To Right; Judy Harry. Mary Kovacevic. Tammie Tigen. Fern Younger. Joan Brady. Sponsor-Kathy Hack Second Row. Left To Right; Patti Eggert. Kathy Sayers. Tammic Crabb. Karen Riegle. Laura Matt. Sue Stem Top Row. Sue Bendel. Mae Fulco. Dana Mayer. Sue Gregor. Tricia Drummond. Anne Frank Seniors huddle Aaaayyyyy! Debbie Anderson Debi Arbizzam Connie Austin Susan Andrews Mary Angeleri Kimberli Antonson Joanne Arnold Oscar Arzeno J William Aspei Rick Atchley Lori Baumunk 191 William Barthelt Lori Beams Debbie Becker Robert Beebe Molly BeggS Carol Behnke David Bell Susan Bcndel David Beulke Monica Blank Karen Block Kathy Bloome Cheryl Bluder Faith Boatman Thus begins another day! Kathy Brucher Craig Bruska James Budisehch Sheri Bunting Steve Buresch Paul Caccippio Barb Calcin Brian Butler Diana Cabbell % 193 I hope I didn’t sew my linger! 1$ the water really poisoned? Laura Caldwell Kris Carlson James Carney Randy Carr Kevin Carroll Tim Carstens Tim Cawley Bob Cervenka Juliann Castellani William Castle Diane Chapman Sharon Chessman Susan Chessman Ronald Chiodras Curtis Chonko Donald Cianco James Cihak Margie Cihlar Cheryl Cirko Andy Clark Paul Clement Bruce Clingman Jenny Cochran Jim Compton Terry Connell Kirk Conmck Susan Cook Larry Cooper Lawrence Cooper Judy Corriero Ruth Cottrell Tammie Crabb Anne Craig Peter Craven Becky Crawley Cathy Desitter Dena Dixon . 31 - Joe Dean August Dcpasquale Patricia Eggert Christopher Edwards Tracy Edling Beniamin Eaton Jettrey Earl Jane Evans Electa Finley Patricia Fior John Flick Louis Fonseca Micheal Fox Gary Franger Anne Frank Karen Frankovic Robert Fritzsche Mae Fulco William Fumagalh Rollin Gansberg Frances Gary Susan Gasienica Susan Giambruno Gary Geldermck Debbie Gentille Mary Gierlach Margret Gilbert Jerilyn Gluck Tom Goddalis Lisa Goodgame Mike Gore Nancy Gore 197 Lynn Goumakis Jerry Goutos Sharon Graham Thomas Grange Carol Gray Daniel Greenhill Susan Gregor Susan Gregory Heather Grey Denise Griffin Sheryl Handley Fred Hanson Cindy Hanzlik Tom Hardman Ron Harrison Susan Heard Deborah Heiden Mark Mejmci Kathy Hesslau John Hibbeln Terry Higgins Linda Hill Philip Hinton Jacquelin Hird Mike Hoffman Transis Hoffman Jodi Holzkopf Randy Hood Jeff Howard Louise Ineich 199 Scott Johnson Valerie Karlson Crisann Kay Joan Karmazm Marty Keeley Fred Karl Marc Kavinsky Violet Kaduk Marie Kasinecz ■pnoi How do you spell that ? Mary Kenney Peg Kielusiak Donald Kikta Mike Kilkenney Paul King Brenl KiMel Gregory Kolml Dave Klingenhagen Palnca Kohut Jamie Koncar Sue Konczak Kathleen Kosmski Lynnea Ko isek Mary Kovacevic Christine Kowalski Naci Kufi Brian Kusmski Barry Kyme Kristie Kujawa John LaGrassa 201 Marv Lambert Judy Lane Donald Larson Jim Larson Jim Laughlm Jane! Lloyd Mark Lockett Oawn Lolli Pam Long Rick Lotz George Lowry Mary Lucas Jean Luecke Frank Lunga Jennifer Lyons Chris Edwards plots his next cauldron crime Caryn Maiorana Jennifer MaKely Kathy Marshall Jean Mason Paul Mathiasen Charolette Manning Donna Marco Travis Marlatle Laura Malt Dana Mayer Joyce Me Roberts Rene Mazour Allen McCabe Tom McCarthy Heather McCartney Tim McCarroll 20) David Meiser Karen Memenga Norme Meyer Wanda Monas James Moody « Linda Misck Jams Moody Oonna Michaels Randy Molander Milet Momotiuk Gail Misok Andy Miriam Mandy Moser Cmdi Mraz Mary Mund Diane Myers Mary Nash Susan Neder Eileen Murphy Kimber Nelms Karen Murphy Patricia Nelson Alice Nemic Michael Nemeth Donna Netrela Laura Nevling Mark Newey Tony Ostrolsky William Paradise 1 Debbie Ostrenga Diane Pappas Karen Onoralo George Pacheco Michael Oracko Eileen Pajian Daniel Palmer Michael Orrico Kris Nicholas David Paule Rosanne Paulhus Larry Pawelc?yk Laura Pearce 8rend3 Pearson 20S You've got to hear this! Martin Price Lynne Pnebe Ken Pyburn Thomas Radavic Reed Rahn Tracy Randegger Andrew Rapmchuk Thomas Reardon No. I will not type your term paper! Richard Roetzheim Cindy Romamszak Mih Oavid Reddcroth Julie Reichl Karen Riegie Alan Rembos Rob Richardson David Rendek Renee Reiner Laura Reuter Sarah Robinson Glenn Ronaldson Kenneth Rossiter Jeanne Ruschke Charles Ryan John Rybmski 207 Karen Saul Jim Scara Don Scheltens Dana Schenekl Today was graduation! Dan Schenkenberger Reese Schroeder Bruce Skurkis Lori Smallwood Sue Smetana Dream Weaver Christine Smith Jeff Smith Barbara Smith John Sminchak Amy Smith Timothy Smith Ronald Snyder Janet Solone Gary Soltwisch Tami Somers Tony Sprovieri Mary Stadtier Rachel Stanford Sue Soukup Wendy Specht 209 Lorraine Starck Sonja Stavig Leonard Shcdo Sue Stem Judy Strang Laurie Swiech Riyoko Tanabe Paul Taylor Susan Taylor Betty Teats Greg Turner Charles Tuttle Cheryl Uzzardo Ken Vaillancourt Kathy Valleio Mary Valtman liana Vardy Ron Vasile Suo Vasile Cheryl Vaughn Marc Vela que Chris Vesely Stephen Vincent Ed Visk Kathy Vitek Steven Vukasovic Tricia Wad man Oiana Walker Dave Wandrey Thomas Wascher John Weaver Warren Weaver Ed Wedeman ConnieWelch Paul Wenig Chauncey Wenner Steve Wenz Laura Wesley 211 Sharon West Ladonna Westlall Robin Whitburn Barbara White Sara Whitlock Florann Wintermute Walt Witkowski Mark Wolmk Lillian Wolt Craig Wonsowski Kathy Yoder Debbie Youngs Rhonda Young Scott Young Fern Younger Naresh Zaveri Darryl Zimmerman Tim Bowlby Susan Gasienica Margaret Stanley Bill Van Vossen Ed Fanning Kim Healy Mario Forien Joe Shroyer Tom Kubiak SENIOR SUMMARIES — 1977 ANDRC' SAN — Concert Band 1: Symphonic Wind Erv .3,4; Orchestra 2.3.4; Volleyball Intramurals .- h Club 2. ATCHLEY. RICH — P.E. Leader 3.4; WDGC-FM 1.2; Li- brary Aide 1; A.V. Aide 2. BAKER. JAMES — Pool Leader 3.4; Baseball 1; Basketball 1. BAKOSH. RICH — Basketball 1.2. BARRANCO. LINDA — Powder Puff Football 3.4; Bowling Team 4. BECKER. DEBBIE — Trojanette Drill Corp 2; Athena Drill Crop 3; Homecoming Steering Comm. 3; P.E. Leader 3.4. BEEBE. CAROL — Library Aide 1.2.3.4; V.P. 1; Sec. Trea- surer 1; Pres. 4; Bowling Intramurals 2.4; Natl. Honor Society 4; 4 Year Library Aide. BOLTZ. GEORGE — P.E. Leader 3.4. BOMBAUGH. MARK — Orchestra 2; Intramurals 1.2.3.4 German Club 4; Basketball Manager 2: A Cappella 1.2 Concert Band 1.2; Pres. 2; Choir Award 2; Band Award 2 Music Camp 1.2. Nova Scotia High School. BRADY. JOAN — Cauldron 4; Class Board 1.2.3.4; Prom Board 4; Homecoming Steering Comm. 3.4; Chairman 4; P.E.Leader 3.4; Softball Manager 1; Basketball Manager 2.3; Natl. Honor Society 3.4; Honor Student. BRAEM. ROBERT — Fellowship Christian Athletes 4; Football 2.3.4; Baseball 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2.3. BRIEN. JEFF — Wrestling 1. BELL. DAVID — A Cappella. 2,3.4; Chamber Choir. 3.4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes. 4; Football 1.2.3.4. All Conference. 4; Basketball 1.2; Baseball 1.2.3.4; Natl. Honor Society 3.4. BENDEL, SUSAN — A Cappella. 4; Class Board. 4; Intra- murals. 1.2,3; P.E. Leader. 3.4; Office Occupations. 3; Prom Board. 4; Volleyball. 1.2.3.4. Co-captain. 4; Basket- ball. 1.2; Badminton. 3; Softball. 1.2.3.4; Natl. Honor So- ciety. 3.4. BISCHOFF. DAN — Band. 1; Football 1; Golf. 1.2; Intra- murals. 1.2; Spanish Award. 1; Glenbard South. BLACK. MARY — A Cappella. 4; Chamber Choir. 4; P.E. Leader. 3.4; Class Board. 1. BLANK. MONICA — Pep Club. 1.2. Montini; V.P. Office Ed.. 4; Powderpuff Watergirl. 4. BOGERT. JON — Library Aides. 1.2; WDGC-FM. 2. BRIGNALL. LISA — Omegal: Office Aide 1.2; Bowling 2.4; Natl. Honors 4. BRONG. MARY — A Cappella 4. Art Club 3; Badminton 2.3.4: Natl. Honors 4: Art Camp 3: Scholastic Art contest 2.3.4. Honor Roll. BROSIG. RENEE — Volleyball 1.2 BRUSKA. CRAIG — WDGC 2.3.4: News Dir 4.; Pool Lead- er 2.3.4; IMC Aide 1.2.3; teacher aide 1: Wash. Wkshp. 4. BUNTING. SHERI — A.de(204)l.2.3.4; Track 2. CARNEY. JIM — D-Club 4; Gymnastics 1; Track 2,3.4. CASTELLANI. JULIANN — Spanish Club 2: Secretary 2; Natl. Merit Letter of Commendation; Honor Student. CAWLEY. TIM — WDGC-FM 3.4; Omega 3.4; AFS 3.4; Forensics 2.3; Student Congress 4; Track 3.4; Cross Country 4; Illinois State Scholar; Who's Who Among American H.S. Students. CHAPMAN. DIANE Athena Drill Corp 2.3.4; First Lt. 4; Secretary 4; A Cappella Choir 4; Chamber Choir 4; Athe- na 100% Award 2.3. CHESSMAN. SHARON — Athena Drill Corp 3.4; Prom Board 4; Trojan Band 1; Concert Band 2.3; Symphonic Band 4; Senior Class Board; P. E. Leader 3; Pool Leader 3.4; Basketball Team 1.2; Natl Honor Society CHESSMAN. SUSAN Pool Leader 2.3.4; Athena Drill Corp 4; Trojan Band 1; Concert Band 2.3; Symphonic Band 4; Swim Team 3: Basketball Team 2; Natl. Honor Society; Honor Student CHIODRAS. RON — Trojan Band 1.2,3.4; Jazz Band 4. Chess Club 1; Coin Club 2: Drama Club 3; P.E. Leader 3.4. Gymnastics 1; Swim Team 2.3.4. CIANCIO. DON — Natl. Honor Society 4; Silver Math Award 3; Gold Math Award 4; Biology Award 1; Illinois State Scholar 4 CIHLAR. MARGIE — Spanish Club 2. CIRKO. CHERYL — Athena Drill Corp; 2.3; CAULDRON 3.4; French Club 1.2; Athena 100% Award 2.3; Natl. Hon- or Society. COMPTON. JIM - WDGC-FM 1.2.3.4; Student Congress CONNICK. KIRK — Trojan Band 1; Concert Band 2; Marching Band 1.2; Outdoor Club 3.4; Tennis Team 1.2.3.4; NASS 1.2.3.4; Natl. Honor Society 4; Illinois State Scholar; Who's Who Among American H.S. Students CUCHNA. STEPHANIE — A Cappella Choir 4; AVA 1; Im- provisation Co. 2.3; Thespians 2.3.4; Tennis Team 2; In- tramurals 2,4. CUFF. LORI — Varisty Band: Trojan Band 2; Intramurals: Bowling 2.3: Track 1.2.3.4; Tennis 2.3.4 DEAN. JOSEPH — P.E. Leader 2; Gymnastics 3: Wrestling 1. DOSSELMAN. CATHY — Office Education 4 DREMANN,.CHRISTOPHER — D-Club .4. Homecoming Steering Committee 4; Orchestra 2.3.4; Prom Board 4; WDBC-FM 1.2; Hockey 1.2.3; Track 2.3.4; Cross Country 2.3.4; Capt. 2.3.4; M.V.P. 4; Honor Student: Natl. Honor Society: Illinois State Scholar; Who's Who Among Ameri- can H.S. Students. DROGEMULLER. LINDA — A Cappella 4; Athena Drill Corp 3; Cheerleader 2.4. DRUMMOND. TRICIA French Club I. Sk ( lu 3; Class Board 4; CAULDRON 3; Volleyball Intramurals 2, i. idrnm ton Tema 3.4; Quill and V roll Award 3; Natl Honor So ety 4 EARL. JEFF — Golf 2. Wrestling 2 EATON. BEN A Cappella 3.4; Chamber Choir 4. Drama 2.3.4; Forensics 4; P.E. Leader 3.4. Thespian 4. WDGC FM 2.3. EDWARDS. CHRIS Spanish Club 1: Thornwood H.S.. Omega 2.3; Sports Editor 3: CAULDRON 4; Trojan Band 2; Marching Band 2; A.V.Aide 2.3.4; Wrestling 2.4. Base ball 2; Football 3.4; Quill and Scroll 3; Honor Student; Who's Who Among American H.S. Students: AFROTC Scholarship. EGGERT. PATTI — Library Aide 1; Class Board 4; P.E Leader 3.4; Natl. Honor Society 3.4; Illinois State Scholar 4; Who's Who Among American H.S. School Students 4; Volleyball Team 2.3.4; Co-Capt. 4; Badminton 3: Softball 1.3.4; Powder Puff 4. ENGE. SCOTT — Football 1.2; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Tennis 1.2.3.4. EVANS. JANE — A Cappella 4; Homecoming Steering Committee 3.4; Student Congress 3.4; Ski Club 2.3.4; President’s Club 3. FRITZSCHE. ROBERT — Gymnastics 1.3.4, FULCO. MAE — Pres, of Band Council 4; Symphonic Wind Ensemble 1.2.3.4; Class Board 1.2.3.4; Homecoming Steering Comm. 3.4; Prom Board 4; P.E. Leader 3.4; Chairman 4; Orchestra 3; Student Rep. 3.4; Basketball Team 2; DAR; National Honor Society 3.4; III. State Schol- ar 4; Silver Math Award 3; Biology Award 1: Honor Stu- dent 1.2.3.4. GIAMBRUNO. MARGIE — Library Aide 2: Guidance Aide 2.3: Track 2.3.4; Badminton 4. Basketball Manager 3 GILBERY. MARGIE — Pro Bono 2; Drama 2.3: Disco Dancers 3. President 3. GLUCK. JERILYN — Senior Class Board 4 GOODALIS. TOM — Basketball 1.2.3.4;Captain 4 21$ . AROL — AFS. 3.4; Concert Band 1; Symphonic Band 2.3.4; Orchestra 2.3,4; Debate 2; Badminton 3; Track 1 2 ' Jogy Award; Natl. Forensics League De- gree or; III. State Scholar; National Honr Society; 4erit Letter 0 f Commendation.. :jODGAME, LISA — A Cappella 4; Equestrian 4: Summit H.S.- Color guard 2; Pep Club 2.3; Intramurals 2.3: Twirl- ing; Yearbook. GUSE. TODD — Football 1.3.4. Co-captain; Wrestling l,2;lllinois State Scholar. HADAMIK. TERRI — Library Aide 1: Volleyball Intramurals 2; National Honor Society 4; Honor Student 1.2.3.4. HARPER. CLAY — Art Club 4; Omega 4; Outdoor Environ- mental Club 4; Dunwoody H.S.- Art Club 2.3; Close-Up Governmental Seminar 3; Honors Art Program 3.4. HANZLICK. CYNTHIA — Symphonic Wind Ensemble 1.2.3.4;Orchestra 1.2.3.4;Drama Club 1; Science Club 2.3.4; Outdoor Environmental Club 3;4; Softball Team 2.3; Bowling Team 3.4;State Orchestra 4; State Band 3; District Band 3; District Orchestra 4; Honor Student 1.2.3.4;Natl. Honor Society 4;Natl.Merit Letter Of Com- mendation 4;Society of Outstanding American High School Students 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4;Music Camp Scholarship 2; Senior Band And Orchestra; Silver Math. 3; Gold Math 4. HEALY. KIM — Ensemble 1.2.3: A Cappella 4; Cheerlead- er 2.3.4; Homecoming Steering Comm 4; D-Club 4; Pow- der Puff 3,4; Chamber Choir 4. HENGEHOLD. MIKE — Football 1; Swim Team 2; Brother Rice H.S. French II Honors. HESSLAU. KATHERINE — Badmainton Team 3.4 HOFFMAN. TRANSIS — Trojan Band 2.3; Varsity Band 1; Concert Band 4; Rifle Squad 3.4; Color Guard 3.4; Tennis Team 2.3; Drill Camp Scholarship 3. HUNT. CHERYL — Pool Leader 3.4; Honor Student 2.3.4 JOHNSON. SCOTT — Football 1.2.3.4; Hockey 1.2.3.4. Captain 3.4; Baseball 1.2. KARL. FRED — Omega 3.4; News Editor 4; Basketball Manager 1; Quill and Scroll 3. KAVINSKY. MARC — German Club l;aBand 1. KIKTA. DONALD — Drama 2.3.4; AVA 2. KILKENNY. MIKE — A Cappella 3.4; Chamber Choir 4; Class Board 1.2; P.E. Leader 3.4; Golf 1.2;34; Hockey 3.4; Honor Student; Natl. Honor Society. KING. PAUL — Trojan Band 1.2; A Cappella 3.4; D-Club 3.4; Basketball 1; Track 1.2.3.4; Natl. Honor Society. 3.4. KOPTIK. DAVE — Football 1; Golf 1: Natl. Honor Society: Natl. Merit Letter of Commendation; Silver Math Award; Gold Math Award. KOVACEVIC. MARY — Athena 3.4; Officer 4: Trojan Band 1; Class Board 3.4; Prom Comm. 4: P.E. Leader 3.4; Homecoming Steering Committee 3.4; Chairman 4; Tro- janettes 2; Presidents Club 3; Badminton 2; Natl. Honor Society 4. KOWALSKI. CHRISTINE — Honor Student 3.4; CAUL- DRON 4. KUBIAK. TOM — D-Club 4; Football 1- Track 1.2.3.4; Cross Country 2. LAUGHLIN. JIM — Football 1.2.3.4 LEWIS. MARK — Pool Leader 3.4; AFS 4; Outdoor Club: Concert Band 1,2.3; Symphonic Band 4; Swim Team 1.2.3.4; Capt. 2.3.4; Intramurals 2.3.4: Natl. Honor Soci- ety: Illinois State Scholar; Chemistry Award: Physics Award; Bausch and Lomb Award; Honor Student. LISZKA. VICKI — Drama 2; Trojanette 2; Athena Drill Crop 3; A Cappella 4; Athena 100% Award. LONG. PAMELA — A Cappella Choir 4; Student Congress 3.4; Pep Club 3.4; Gymnastics 3; Track 2. LUCAS. MARY — AFS 2; Natl. Merit Letter of Commenda- tion; Illinois State Scholar; Who's Who Among American H.S. Students. LUECKE, JEAN — Intramurals 1,2; Natl. Merit Letter of Commendation; Honor Student LYONS. JENNY — A Cappella Choir 4; Chamber Choir 4; Ensemble 2.3; Disco Dancers 2.3; Pres. 3; Presidents Club 3.4; Class Board 2; Drama 1.2.3.4; Forensics 2.3.4. Bicentennial Touring Co. 3; Cheerleading 1,2; Capt. 2; Natl. Merit Society 3.4; Speech Workshop 3 MAAG, DON — Cross Country 1; Basketball 1; Track 1 MacCRIMMON. ANDRES — Concert Band 1 MAHAFFEY. DANIEL — A Cappella Choir 3.4; Gymnastics 1; Tennis 1.2.3.4; Basketball Intramurals 1 MAHONEY. GEORGINA — Book Club 1.2.3.4; Debate Team 2.3; Natl. Forensics League 2.3; Biology Award; Novice Debator of theYear; Silver Math Natl. Honor Soci- ety; Natl. Merit Semifinalist; Illinois State Scholar; Scho- lastic Writing Award. MAIORANA. CARYN — Honor Student. MARLATTE. TRAVIS — AVA; Natl. Honor Society; Honor Student. MATESKI. TOM — Intramural Bowling 1. MATHIASEN. PAUL — P.E. Leader 3.4; Football 1; Track 1. MATT. LAURA — A Cappella 4; Student Council 3.4; Trea- surer 4; Homecoming Steering Committee 4; Class board 4; Intramurals 1,2.3; Pres. Club 3.4; Badminton 3.4; Vol- leyball Manager3; Powder Puff Football 3.4; Honor Stu- dent Natl. Honor Society; III. State Scholar; Silver and Gold Math Awards; Who’s Who Among American H.S. Students. McCARROLL. TIMOTHY — Cross Country 1.2.3; Wres- tling 1; Who's Who Among American H.S. Students. McKENDRICK. RICH — Des. Occupations 3; Tennis 1. Bogan H.S.. Tennis 2; Most Promising Player 1. Bogan H.S. McROBERTS. JOYCE — Ski Club 3; Class Board 3; Strdent Council 4; Office Occupations 4; Intramurals 1.2; Badminton Team 3: Powder Puff Football 3.4. MEISER. DAVID Band I. FCA 3.4; Football 1 2.3.4. Bas ketball 1.2.3.4. Captam; Baseball 1.2; Tennis 3, S Natl Honor Society; Who's Who Among American H.S. Sud •; Honor Student. MICHAELS. DONNA — Honor Student; III. State Scholar. Who's Who Among American H.S. Students; Silver and Gold Math Awards MIKULA. UTE — German 1.2.3.4; Nurses Aide 4; l ibrary Aide 2.3. MILLER. LISA — P.E. Leader 2: Rotary Scholarship; Spanish Award; Volleyball; Hockey. Methodist Ladies Col lege. Australia. MISEK. GAIL — Library Aid 1.3.4; Marching Band 2.4.5; Band 1.2.3.4; Rifle Squad 3.4 MOMOTIUK. MILET — P.E Leader; Baseball 1.2.3.4 Hon- or Roll; Natl. Honor Society; III. State Scholar; Spanish Award; Silver and Gold Math Awards. MOSER. MANDY — Office Aide 1; Spanish Club 2; Bowling 3.4; Natl. Honor Society; III. State Scholar; Spanish Award; Silver and Gold Math Awards. NEDER. SUE — Debate 2: Outdoor Club 4; Bowling Team 2.3; Badminton 3; Notl. Honor Society: Natl. Merit Semi- finalist; III. State Scholar; Who Who's Among American H.S.Students: Spanish Award 3; Chemistry Awark 3; Sil- ver Math Award 3: Gold Math Award 4. NEVLING. LAURA — ARS 1.2.3: French Club 1.2.3: Pres 3; German Club 2.3; Spanish Club 1.2.3; Debate 1.2: Library Aide 1.2; Track Team 1; Honor Strdent; Natl. Honor Society Natl. Merit Semifinalist; III. State Scholar; Natl. Forensics League; Who's Who Among American H.S Students. ONORATO. KAREN — Basketball 1.2.3; Tennis 3: Powder Puff Football3. OSTROFSKY. MATTHEW A. — Football 3.4, PAJIAN. EILEEN — Trojan Band 1: Concert Band 2.3; Symphonic Wind Ensemble 4; Orchestra 4; Natl. Honor Society 4. PALMER. DANIEL — A Cappella 4; Trojan Band 1; Bicycle 217 olub 4. Pres. 4; D-club 2.3.4; Wrestling 1,2.3.4; Track 4; Who's Who Among American Students 4; Pres. Club 4 DAVE — Homeconimg Steering Comm. 4; Cross ,ry 1.2.3.4; Track 1. PAULHUS. ROSANNE — Trojan Band 1; Concert Band 2.3; Marching Band 1.2.3.4; French Club 1.2; Rifle Squad 3.4; Color Guard 1.2; Outdoor Environmental Club 3.4; Drill Camp Scholarship 3. PEARSON. BRENDA — Guidance Aide 2; Attendance Aide 2; Library Aide 1. PETERSON. MICHAEL — Symphonic Band 4; Concert Band 2; Trojan Band 1; Marching Band 1.2.4; Debate 2; Curriculum Comm. 4; Student Rep Alternate to the Board of Education 4; Natl. Honor Society 4; III. State Scholar 4; Natl. Forensics League 2.4. PIEKARZ. PAMELA — A Cappella 4; AFS 2; Library Aide 1: Intramurals 2.3. PIGGOTT. JIM — Outdoor Environmental Club: Natl. Hon- or Society: Natl. Merit Semifinalist; Math Club. Oak Lawn community H.S. PLANERT. JOHN — Varsity Hockey Team. POLLAK. KEN — Jazz Band 1.2.3; Wind Ensemble 1.2.3; Concert Band 1; Orchestra 2; Track 1; Honor Student; III State Scholar; District Band. Band Council. POMBERT. CHUCK — Rifle Squad 1.2.3.4; Capt. 1; Con- cert Band 1.2.3; Chess Team 1.2.3.4; Capt. Wrestling 1.2.3; Chemistry Award. PORTER. CLAUDETTE — Library Aide 1.2.3.4; 4 Year Library Aide; Disco Dancer. RANDEGGER. TRACY — Art Club 3.4; French Club 1; Library Aide 1.2; Scholastic Art Contest 3.4; Art Camp 3. REARDON. THOMAS — Pep Club 1.2; CAULDRON 3; Omega 3; D-Club 1.2.3; Intramurals 1.2.3; Track 1.2; Cross Country 1; Honor Student 2.3. REINERT. THERESA — Equestrian Club 3.4; A Cappella Choir 4; Track 3. REMBOS. ALAN — Science Club 4; Ski Club 3.4; Intramu- ral Basketball 1: Powder Puff Football Coach 4; Honor Student 1.2.3.4; Natl. Honor Society 4; Silver Math Award 3. RICHARDSON. ROBERT — D-Club 4; Football 1.2.3.4; All- Conference 4; Track 1.2.3.4; Wrestling 1. RONALDSON. GLENN — Concert Band 1.2.3; Chess Club 1; Wrestling 1.2; Who's Who Among American H.S. Stu- dents: Honor Student. RIEGLE. KAREN — Concert Band 1: AFS 3; Guidance Aide 2; Class Board 3.4; Homecoming Steering Committee 3.4; A Cappella Choir 4; Prom Board 4; Honor Student; Natl. Honor Society: Who's Who Among American H.S. Students. ROBINSON. SARAH — Library Aide 1.2.3.4; Office Aide 1: Office Occupations 4; Spanish Club 2: 2.3; Drama 3: Pow- der Puff Football 4: Volleyball Intramurals 4;4 Year Li- brary Aide. RYBINSKI. JOHN — Basketball 1.2.4. SAYERS. KATHY — Student Council 1.2.3.4; V.P. 2; Pres. 3.4; Homecoming Steering Committee 3.4; CAULDRON 2; Omega 1; Drama 1; Class Board 2.3: Debate 2; North- east District Student Council Sec. 4; AFS: Prom Board: Pres. Club 3.4; Basketball 1.2; Softball 1: Intramurals: Powder Puff Football 3.4: Natl. Honor Society 3.4; Who's Who Among American H.S. Students; Natl. Merit Semifin- alist 4; Honor Student; Student Council Leadership Award 3; III. State Scholar. Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomor- row Award 4. SCHUPMANN. DAVID — A CAppella Choir 2.3.4; Trojan Band 1.2.3.4; Chamber Choir 4; Football 1: Wrestling 1.3; Natl. Honor Society 3.4. SCHUPMANN. RUSS — A Cappella Choir 2.3.4; Orches- tra 3.4; Wind Ensemble 3.4; Concert Band 1.2; Chamber Choir 4; Football 1.2.3.4; Track 1; Natl Honor Society 3.4; All State Chorus 4; District Chorus 4. SELLS. PATRICK — A Cappella Choir 3.4; Band 1.2; Chess Club 1; Wrestling 1.2.4; Natl. Honor Society 4. SKALA. JAN — A Cappella Choir 4; AFS 1.2; Drama 2.3.4; Improvisation Co. 3; Trojan Band 1.2; Marching Band 1.2; Thespian 4. SKURKES. BRUCE — P.E. Leader 3.4; Track 2.3; Football 2. SMETANA. SUE Guidance Aide 2. SMITH. AMY Office Education. SMITH. BARB — CAULDRON 4; Track 1.2.3.4. Cross Country 4; Manager 3: M V P. 4; Powder Putt Football 3.4; Honor Student: Natl. Honor Society 4. Who's Who Among American H.S. Students 4; Chemistry Award 3. SMITH. TIMOTHY — Chess Club 4; Chess Team 4 SOMERS. TAMI — Concert Band 1; Symphonic Wind En- semble 2.3.4: Marching Band 1.2.3.4 SPECHT. WENDY — Retail Co-op Club Sec. 4; Tuscola High School-Yearbook Staff-Academics and Club Editor 2; Chorus 1.2: Quill and Scroll2. SPROVIERI. TONY — St. Joseph s High School — Honor Student 2: Varsity Hockey 2. STADTLER. MARY — Class Board 3; Omega 4; Spanish Award; Physical Science Award; Honor Student. STARCK. LORRI — A Cappella Choir 4; Homecoming Steering Committee 3.4; Orchestra 1.2.3.4; Pool Leader 3.4; Tennis Team 1; Natl. Honor Society: Hono Student; III. State Scholar; Music Camp Scholarship 1; District Or- chestra 2,3.4; State Reading Orchestra 3; State Orches- tra 4. STIEDE. LEN — D-Club 2.3.4; Football 1.4; Wrestling 1.2.3.4. SWIATEK. STEVE — WDGC-FM. 1.2. SWIECH. LAURENE — Leaders Club 3.4; Intramurals 1.2,3; Volleyball Team 2.3; Natl. Honor Society 4; Silver Math Award 3; Who's Who Among American H.S. Stu- dents; Honor Student. TARRANT. JOHN — Trojan Band 2. TEATS. BETTY — Varsity Band 1; Trojan Band 2; Concert Band 2; Wind Ensemble 2.3: Symphonic Band 4; Band- ;Cand Councel 1.2; Orchestra 2.3.4. TEIGEN. TAMMEY — A CAppella Choir 4; Drama 1; FNA 2; Prom Board 4; Intramurals 2; Volleyball Ma igor 1,2; Softball Mamager TLJLAY. SCOTT P.E. Leader; IMG Aide VISK. ED - Football 1.2.3.4; Co-Captain 4; Wrestling 1 VITEK. KATHRYN — Volleyball team 1.2; Volleyball In tramurals 1,23; Basketball Team 1; Basketball Intramur als 1.2; Softball Team 1.2; WALKER. DIANA — A Cappella 4; Drama 1.2.3.4; Foren sics 3; AFS 4; Class Board 4; Prom Board 4; Thespian 3.4 WEAVER. WARREN — Gold 2; Wrestling 1.2. WENNER. CHAUNCEY — Gymnastics 2; Football 3; Envi- ronmental Award 3; Outdoor Club 3.4; President 4 WEST. SHARON — Concert Band 1; Jazz Band 1.2.3.4; wind Ensemble 2.3.4; CAULDRON 2; Basketball 1; Tennis 2,3.4; Softball 1.2.3.4; Volleyball Manager 1; Natl. Honor Society; Who's Who Among American H.S. Students: Quill and Scroll. WHITE. BARBARA — A Cappella Choir 4; Drama Club 1; Teacher Aide 1.2.3: Volleyball 4; Track 2.3: National Hon- or Society 3.4; Morgan Park H.S. — Honor Society 1.2.3; Outstanding Sophomore 2. WHITLOCK. SARA — A Capella 4; Chamber Choir 4 Tro- jan Band 1; Concert Band 2; Symphonic Wind Ensemble 3; Symphonic Band 4; Orchestra 3.4; Drama 3; Natl Hon- or Society 3.4; Distric Chorus 4. WILSON. NANCY — Drama 2.3.; Forensics 3: Thespian 2.3.4; Student Congress. WINTERS. TOM — Baseball. 1.2.3.4; Basketball. 1.2; Football 1.2.3.4. Captain 4. All-Conference.4. WITKOWSKI. WALT — Track. 2; Basketball 1.2.3.4. WOLT. CLAUDIA — Orchestra; Intramurals; Honor Roll WOLT. LILLIAN — Orchestra. 1.2.3; A Capella. 4 219 DER. KATHY — Equestrian Club. 2; Outdoor Club. 4; track. 1. . FERN — Homecoming Steering Committee, nior Class Board. 4; Honor Student; Natl. Honor ty; Silver Math Award: Who’s Who Among American 5. Students. ZAJAC. JOESPH — Outdoor Club. 3.4; Treasurer. 3. Trip- Coordinator. 4; Natl. Honor Society. ZARIK. JOHN — Intramurals WASCHER. TOM — Trojan Band 1: Concert Band 2; D- Club 2,3.4, Sec-Treas. 4; Environmental Club 3.4; Collec- tables Club 3; Marching Band 2; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 3.4; Sports Manager 1.2.3.4; Biology Award 1. Advanced Biology Award 3: Silver Math 3; Gold Math 4; National Honors 3.4; III. State Scholar 4; Honor Student 1.2.3.4; Spanish Award 3; III. Boys' State Award 3. CONNELL. TERRY — Symphonic Band 1.2,3.4; Jazz Band 1.2.3.4; A Capella 3.4; Band Council 4; Asst. Jazz Band Director 4; Track l:Nat. Honor Soc.3: Illinois State Scholar 4. I wonder if the attendance system is really foolproof Old the bell ring? Jeff Wade loves chocolate milk for breakfast! See. I did have it finished. ” says Jeff Lundeen JR. Sr. INDEX Junto Abbott. Otane 1 7 Agather Kris 17 Agwlera. Cecrka 177 Aherns. Carlcen 177 Alkson. Steve 177. 29 Anderson. Andrew 177 Anderson. D.ivxl 177 Anderson. Muriel 177 Anderson. N.vKy 177. 14, 28 Anderson. Sandy 177 Arte. Janet 177 Arehart. Bichard 177. 3 Asttell, Jett 177 Ashe Melinda 177 Aspel. John 177 Atkms. Kim 177 Aubeie. Carl 1 77 Ayala. Tyrone 177 AnaraNo. Calhy 177 Baddeley Christopher 177 Ba ey. Christine 177 Bafey. Jell 77 BaAey. Sandy 177 Baitt e Bob 177. 4S Baker, fh abelh 177 Bales. Cheryl 177 Banfceld. Cric 177 8ameMXt. Chris 177. 28 Bannon. Kelly 177 Barnes. Charlotte 177 Hanes. Kevin 177 Barranto. 8©t 17 Barron. April 177, 278. I Bart a. lou 177 Batov Joe 177 Basso. Tom 177. 4S Beauchamp Karen 177 Becker. Chris 177 Bednar . Rita 177. 14 Beethamp. Brad I 7 Behrel. Chris 177 Berne. I.yon 177 Belkourt. Tom 177 Bembenitk. Karen 177 30 Benham. Te ri 177 Bemotl. loo a 177. 28 Berth. Kathy I 77. 28 Bunchetti. Kenneth 177 BlSChotl. Band I 77 Black. Kate 177 Blccher, Sharon 177 Bkwvn. Susan 177 Bly. Cheryl 77 Boatman, f aeen 177 Boehnng. Bill 177. S4 Boe . Martin 177 Bogelhy. tvonne 177 Boggess. Rhonda 177. 31 Bonktnvski. Ken 177 Booty. Roger 177 Borkowski. Donald 178 Bovcardin. Roger 1 78 Bosch. Jett 178. 67 Boshorug. Michelle 178 Bostmck. Sieve 178 Bone, John 178 Bowman. Mark 178 Boyd. Amy 1 78 Boyle Ma«tj 173 Braatc. Bob 178. S4 B ai ey. A en 178 Braem Anne 178, 28. 98 Brand. Laura 178. 8S Braun. M e 178 Braund. Judy 178 Brewer. Sean 178 B 4ijgem, Glenn 178. 20. 67 8 mkman, Pam 178 Brogan. Ron 178 BrokerhOl CheriC 178 B Own. Vicki 178 Browning. Richard 178 Bruce Barbara 178. 31 Bryant Ron 178. 28 Buckley. Jenmler 178, SI Boerschaper Mark 178 Buildup. Tern 178 Bunting. Sue 178 Burnett. Dave 178 Bussey. Sandy 178 Butterworth. John 178 Butts. Oawwn 178. 31 Cagle. Marty 178 Cameron. Sue 178 Campbell. Mark 178 SO Campbell. Ray 178. 70 Campbell Steve 178 Campbell. Sue I 8 Capes Laura 178 Capulo. Mike 268 Carlisle Sue 178 Carlson. David 178 Carlson. Sandy I 78 Carlson. Victor 178 Carnahan George 178 28 SI Carroll. Diana 178 Carroll. Mary 1 78 Carter. Noel I 78 63 Casement Pam I 78 Casseriiio. Chene 67 Cassidy, Julie 178 29 Castro. Brian I 78 S9 62 Cavaik. Judy I 78 Cavanaugh. Tom 1 78 Cecil. Barb 178 Ced7 i o. Sandy 178 Chatman. Joe 178. 29. 67 Chen. Nobel 178 Chiodras. Normari 178. 60 Chr.st. Wayne 178 Christensen, Carl 28. 178 Cantio, Pam 179 C ch Manha 31 SI 179 Clark. Ck abeth 1 79 Cleek. Lynnette 79 CWiton. Larry 179. 63 Collier Barbara 179 Collier Debbie 179 Conway. Kathleen 179. 28 Cooper. JeM 79 Corson Mike 79 Cor att. Oave 179 Craven. Tom 179 Creamer, Catherine 179 Crema. John 17 Cristman. 8 an I 79 Crouch. Rebecca 179 Cruickshank Oawn 179. 24 Cuh. Kedh 179 Curatolo. Cmdy 179 O’Agostirso, Pally 79. 28 80 Daily. Brian 179 Dallner Bonne 179 Daly. Steve 179 Oando. Sam 179 Dane. Martha 179 Dankwardt. Bob 179 Darnell. Linda 179. 24 Oavrs. Connie 179. 46 DeLisie. Jell 179. 29 S4 Deal. Nancy 179 14 24 Oelaby. C«ndy I 79 Oekase. Mark 179 Oemkov h. Susan 179 Oenk. Dan 1 79 Oenrws. Kim 179 Oetente. Angela 179 29 77 Oethke. Sue 79 14 Devane. Oave 179 Oia . Rebecca 79 Oiver Sue 179 221 ” _ 3 « I “ _ • 9 m ,« 8 ■? 3 2 - r ® _ 3 2 8 2 32« 3,2 22 i3«S}« 2 „ 2£ 2 ■ Z s t s • 32 237 « 2 2 a S3 2 5sT2 ®2i: «2 « = «2 ! i S • „“ 222“22s. ««SSj j-„2 .2 2 2 2 $ 2 2 — isiiimlhfiiit'ijS it Ji l.li!! t!iJl«i;«5iii{K! liil!i5 U '} liiliillilliiiili (lliHtiHlSiiS.liHHiliiiiiliiiSiiiili- ; 5 f ?; 3 2 Ji 3$ 2SUa8 82Ja8 Ilii Ilfllilfii n zzzzzzzz: 33 II II 8 r s 2 3 c-«3 ® - I ! 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Molly Capok Row 2: Christine Kowalski. Cheryl Cirko. Linda Frankovic. Steve Tulhs Row 3: April Barron. Judy Steffy, editor Joanne Jerousek. Karla Swierc ek, Lori Walsh. Barb Smith. Kathy Karl. Advisor Bruce Bandy. Nancy Kupper Missing Chris Edwards. Linda Woody. Leisa Marthaler. Rich Arehart. Susie Gregor. Editor Kerry Smith. Larry Pecka Birdbram! In the wrong racket Christine The Flash” Kowalski Best known for her lightning speed around the office. Chris is capable of sharpening a pencil, putting on perfume, and writing her name-all during 17-18 mods. Joan Half Pint” Brady-Though she may be the shortest person on the staff she works like a person of average height. You will often see Joan peeking over the top of a desk or staring through the legs of people in the crowded office. Barb Superstar” Smith-Barb is the jock of the group. She jogs around the office and runs in place while doing her layouts. She never signs her name, she just leaves the mark of a trackshoe. Chris “the Shadow Edwards-Always lurks around the CauldronOffice taking embarrsing Candids. He is proneto violence. Once when he was locked out of the office he threatened to pry open the door with an editor. Nancy Kupper and Kathy Karl-Newcomers to the staff, trying to familiarize themselves with the Cauldron procedures. Best known for their questioning looks and quizzical glances. Judy Captioner” Steffy-Flys around the office attaching creative captions to everything and everyone she sees. Joanne Jerousek. as editor, tried to be helpful by offering to give each new staff member a Toni. Frequently wears her If I was twenty-one I'd vote for Ringo button. She’s a savage editor of bad copy! Karla Swierczek. originator of the Woodridge chapter of the Herman's Hermits Fan Club, enjoys the free wheeling spirit of Cauldron. Her own personal trade- mark was seen on every layout she has worked on. at least until Mr. Bandy noticed and redid them. Lori Walsh, as scheduler, must bear the brunt of all the irrate staffers whose pictures don't come in on time. However, this does not give her the right to carry around a Saturday night special. April. Miss Barron to her friends, was the only staffer who was seen trying out at a Laura Petrie look-a-like contest. The most infectious laugh on the staff. 229 Ellen works hard tor Cauldron! XT7 ' VP O L 0 'jK .V •S ' £ £ -T 0 c ' x ' OJIQ. )Li . H A °o ( pp Jj. V 'T-'ft O V pf Qm X 2 uIri oo qu30qx Q pu ia ft $fe$ oW fV £ -v c ' ao ■ sta -t oflad. ijo l , oWn jSS” j It A ____ ,Oyio CQjei dd U$ rmoa n'femes.] fjftlk fei3t Ujp'). H2flj ,p OT lMkc tilirmmroji cXju cUllt. dp OLHOjyJItM c$t feftek ib- S CQ ji rfemcsl usuQSl t iS Gfftfe, Af 't 3 , 230 YEARBOOK GRAFFITTI If you look at old yearbooks, you will find that people write the same things year after year. The writings are stereotyped, and you can usually tell who wrote what by the handwriting. In looking over the past Cauldrons, we have discovered some classic auto- graphs. Here are just a few that have been immortalized over the years. 977 fy l lCtf iU .E f At pu o , AdXsyyu yyt 4.00) oia yrx n A .tjfL? tf tyfa tM oow Uac ortruA- faryj Me r _ Aom OM e 7 0- Zeo-Aa iOec aAca zM Mo-Auf aA A-ixM. J2 wAw-f AlCOM. xtu a -f—f.. . L., - lyaM Ki u-ZJu. cAw, i Au-a caja. ptt i utf JAaJ -Pff ■ ' - - L .. r , j yn -ft t lOM A tULLsix,c-y AAuo fheioi £ty. 231 ' MAQ is gonna make me rich-670 AM Radio PARKING THIS SIDE OF STREET R(X)T helps WHl to reiiu'inlx r . . . ROOT photographers-1131 W. 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