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

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1978 volume:

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I yV 'j¥[]T fr ’ CAULDRON PRESENTS TROJAN TIMES: THE GAME OF STUDENT LIFE J °u 'c w 4, 4 'V Jy 4. , (SELECT ANY TOKEN) PARKING FREE 1978 CAULDRON North High School H„ u vrfNAaiJ u a -o a ' Ar«Volume 59 Advisor: Mr. Bruce Bandy Editor: Kerry Smith Staff: Dave Block Chuck Brady Ann Day Sharry Fisher Elena Glazier Ester Groot Bill Harasti John Hashimoto Vance Erwin Kathy Karl Nancy Kupper Cindy Scherer Jody Venske Sports..............13 Activities..........56 Honors..............97 People............113 Seniors...........193 Index.............225 3 FRESHMEN Most Freshmen are convinced that life does not continue after grade 9; and most upperclassmen know life only begins after Sophomore year. Many have the feeling that they may be Frosh all their lives. They continue to be overwhelmed by the “friendly attitudes of the upperclassmen, awed by the huge building, thrilled by teachers and homework, and wor- shipful of upperclassmen. The Fresh- men muddle through and eventually become Sophomores. Mistake Mr. Pappas for a karate in- structor during first assembly.-Ad- vance to Teachers' section. You are told that you can't bring your blanket and ducky to class.-lose 1 turn while you take them to your locker. By the end of the second week of school your dean knows your name, address and phone number by heart.-Back to start. 4 Frosh A Football team has perfect season, W-0, L-10.-Lose 1 turn. Eat lunch in the Cafeteria.-Advance to nurses office by taking an extra turn. Freshmen girl asked to Prom by Senior guy. Mauled by Senior women.-Back 4. 5 After finally overcoming the days of Frosh- hood , most Sophomores take a minute to look around. What they generally see is a lot of unstructured Juniors and Seniors. This starts their little minds thinking. Sophomores have thought of more ingenious ways to dis- appear from study halls than any Frosh. Sophomores also get the privilege to learn of the joys of Speech class. This is a must for them all. Give your Driver's Ed teacher whi- I Put teacher to sleep during speech fi- I The pool is broken, no swimming! plash-advance 3. I nal-go back 1. I Instead you have 6 weeks of social I dance-go back 2. 6 SOPHOMORES 7 After two hard years in North High School, the Freshmen and Sophomores of 76 and 77 have finally become up- perclassmen. As upperclassmen. Juniors receive many more privileges. They can obtain R-P passes if they have the proper amount of credits, study halls exist no longer. What really makes Ju- nior year great is the thought that there's only 1 more year left. There is more responsibility and freedom, mak- ing Junior year the best one yet. JUNIORS In U.S. History you think that NATO is the Green Hornet's side- kick-go back 2 Your research paper is finished ahead of time! Congratulations! You now have time to type your best friends'—advance quickly 3 spaces Your ACT scores are in, but your counselor isn't-go back 3. � You can drive to school. In honor of the occasion, hang fuzzy dice from the rear view mirror. Very tacky-go back 1 The bookstores are out of The Scarlet Letter Cliff Notes-lose 1 turn in panic Laugh at one of Mr. Bandy's jokes-go back to start 9 SUPER SENIORS Many thoughts run through the heads of Seniors, but there are two that stick there the most. One of these is the knowledge that finally they've reached the goal of High School, becoming a Senior. This brings the thought: “Hey, this is the last year! which usually means instant joy. However, when considered twice, it does bring some feel- ings of regret. After all, the four years spent here haven't been all bad. There were great experiences such as the Powder Puff (well, you can't win 'em all). Senior Brunch, and last but not least, the Prom. All this, and more, has made the Senior year the most enjoyable year spent in school. Fall in love with your Anthropol- ogy teacher.-Lose 1 turn while waiting for love to evolve. Mrs. Wilson knows your latest excuse. - Take an extra turn while thinking of a new one. In American Problems you dis- cover, contrary to your beliefs, that your family is not the No. 1 American Problem.-Advance 2 to Win the Dr. Larry Bowers look-a- like contest.-Advance 5. Your name and phone number has been on the bathroom wall for 4 years and no one has ever called.-Console yourself with another turn. Lawrence Welk plays at Prom. Lose 1 turn in agony. ii 50th ANNIVERSARY FOREST STREET CAMPUS You forgot the name of the first president of the student body-go back J spaces. Your Mother knew everyone in the first graduating class-move ahead 4. Your Grandfather was the one I who, in 1929, suggested the name I NORTH HIGH TURKEYS-go back I 2 I 12 SPORTS Unsuspecting mother signs up for Parents Club. Co back 2. Star football player drowns in a Bucket of water. Game called—lose 1 turn out of sorrow. You score a touchdown in the last 4 seconds of the game. Advance 4. 13 THE VARSITY GAME! VARSITY FOOTBALL: I to r, Row I: Malt Antolik, Dan Caroll, Paul Sanborn, Bill Boehning, Kevin Willison (co-capt.) Brian Sawyer, Dana Yea- rian, Steve Elliott (co-capt.). Bob Braat , Dave Price, Steve McPhelers, Tim Giertych, Row 2: |im Boyle, Don Cunningham, Mike Hunter, Scott Kalkofin, Jim Edwards (co-capt.) Todd Hankin, Al Schmidt, Dan LaLonde, Mike Caputo, Mike Fox (co-capt.), John Sampson, John Webber, John Mahlke, Jerry Hodge. Row I: Coach Carstens, Coach Wasmer, Larry Lueck, Larry Ryan, Dave Mullins, Tom Domijan, Larry Hinckley, Daryl Ziemke, Dave Wienke, Sean O'Connor, Chris Greytak, Mark Patsones, Brad Snyder, Coach Kleckner, Coach Wenc. Absent: Al Baxter, |ohn Lytle, Randy Richey, Rich Henley, Jim Fox, Tom Fisher, Chris Heim, Ed Lewicki, Bob Michael, Ed Pohl. 14 Mike Caputo runs a right end. TIME I M50 guests 01 3qtr. otrojajis M 2down 10 yards to go The varsity team had a strong season with the added spec- taculars of a miracle final sec- onds victory over R-B and a heartbreaking loss to Oak Park in the rainiest homecoming in recent memory. With only one loss, the team had a shot at state, but faced Clenbard West and lost, despite out-rushing them. It was a tough loss, but the team stuck together and fin- ished with an excellent season. The gang gets some glory! IS THE SOPHOMORE GAME! The Sophomore had a mixed but successful season. Led by quarterback Darren Lange, the Sophomores lost some tough ones but swamped teams like Proviso East with the help of the second string bomb squad.” Coach Don Moravec is sending some tough competitors to the varsity in 79. Kurt Elliott evades the enemy. SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL: Row I. I to r: Keith Ciertych, Scott Zenger, Scott Heim, Joe Barcia, Mark Arbizzani, Angelo lencioni, Scott Car- roll, Steve Stirn. Row 2: Coach Moravec, Tony Cavalli, Kevin Walker, Tim Luttrell, Jon Fisk, Tom Edwards, Jim McQuaid, Carl Schmidt, Ron O'Connell, Gary Hinckley, Gregg Hall. Row J: Bill Fliehr, Bill Kessler, Joe leduc, Phil Strods, Ales Jaskula. Darren Lange, Keven Reid, Ken Drogemuller, Tom Matt. Bob Stachowiak, Mike McFadden, Coach Feurschwenger, Rich Dlesk. Row 4: Richard Benge, Steve Meentz, Daw Bielat. Kurt Elliot, Jeff Quinn, Alan Sawyer, Mike Kuhn, Kevin Cich, John Maloney, Bill Vineyard. Absent: Phill Gazzoto. Don Smuskiewicz, Jim Borel, Devon Devick. 16 FROSH FOOTBALL Row 1 (loft to right): Mike Leigh, Greg Strasser, Vic Kraw, |oe Marconi, Rick Ponx Row 2 Daryl Youngs, Matt Stern, Steve lucier. Bob Crowley, Jim Miller, Jim Wilson Row I Tom Coer, Tory Steed, Mike Graham, Matt Skinner, Bill Blechschmidt, Steve Kalkolen Row 4 Dave Hill, Matt Fisher, Ed Stadtler, Mark Superits, Jeff Pedigo, Row 5 Coach VanThournout, Coach Fox, Doug Dlesk, Ken Heysc, Coach Burke, Coach Lang Row I (left to right): Alan Foust, Dale Imbriam, Tom Bouhan, John Dijohn, Don Delesdenier, Russ Kinka, Scott Riley, Scott Patsonis, Brice Carrol, Ken Upton Row 2: Rich Rogals, Sam Travato. Kevin Furlong, Bill Fink, Jim Hinckley, Gary Freeman, Pat O'Connor, Steve Salazar, John lann Row 1: Bob Greytak, Dave Linnert, Mike Saulnier, Steve Stolarik, |im Hodge, Bob Patsy, Jeff Johnson, Kent Gould, Rick Sanborn, Alan Brown Row 4: Ken Mayer, George Drobney, Rick Ciolkos , Ken Walker, John Rolhfings, John Fabri, Nick Havailand, Scott Scholtens, Matt Hejmej, Lynn Khoe Row 5: les Mapalo, Steve Karpowicz, Tony Wisdom, Coach Burke, Coach Lang, Paul Yuill, Dan Karmazin, Kevin Kujawa, Joe Arnstut , Pete Sullivan 18 GOLF The North Highgolf team finished 3rd in the tough West Suburban Conference. Their conference record was 6 wins and 2 losses and the team had 12 wins and only 3 losses for the entire season. Highlights included a 2nd place finish in the State District Tournament. Brian Castro was named Most Valuable Golfer, win- ning his Varsity letter for the third year. Ron Swanson took a 2nd place medal in the State District Tourney, and junior Steve Mikolas won a 7th place medal. The Frosh-Soph team fin- ished 4th in the conference with a record of 5 and 3. Frosh-Soph Golf: Doug Baddeloo, Scott Bombaugh, |oe Gleason, Gary Schirmacher, Richard Swenson, Bill Baykan, Greg Kilkenny, Tod Melin. Varsity: Back row (left to right): Coach Johnson, Ron Swanson, Tony Russo, Craig Ford, Jim Snell, Brian Castro, Front row: Mark Teller, Dave Kusnier , Steve Mikolas. Pat McCarthy, Ed Eberstadt. 19 RUNNING AHEAD This was our finest season in 23 years. The sophomores finished 3rd in the conference meet, paced by a 1-2 finish by Matt Hampton and Bob Beine. The Varsity ran to a 9th place finish in the state. John MacDonald was the teams MVP and received all-state honors by finishing 10th in the state meet. Scott Rospond was elected the team captain. VARSITY Back row (I to r): John Superits, Scott Rospond, John MacDonald. Mark Perry. 2nd row (I to r): Cary Meiser, Norm Chiodras, Eric King, Chuck Burke. 3rd row (I to r): Craig Kukielski, Ken Hyne, Matt Hampton, Bob Beine. 20 FRESHMEN Back row (I to r): John May, Pat Shannon, John Carlton, Scott Tracy, Mark Rogas. Front row (I to r): Bob Albert, JeH Victorin, Paul Kari, Brian O'Nieil, Eric Neumann, John Wolff. OF THE GAME ■■ The pack is back! It's a long way home. SOPHOMORES Back row (I to r): Jim Wallace, Matt Hampton, Tom Pawlowicz, Wayne Kenning, Mike Walsh. Front row (I to r): Bob Beine, Dan Pucci, Dave Reaster, |im Manning, Bob Hernandez, Mark Karl. 21 ADVANCE TO SOCCER-AT LAST! This has been a great season for the D.G.N. Soccer Team this year. It was the first time soccer was played here. We had a record of 7 wins, 1 loss, and 3 ties. We were in shut-outs 6 times. Since we were not able to play all of our conference teams, we were not included in the conference standings. North will have an even better season. Get in to it, guys! Back Row I to r: Lee Pride, Fred Sinkovil , Cort O'Haver. Dennis McGowan, Ed Krass. Dan Sala ar. Middle Row: Jim long, Alan Howe, Peter Fry, Mike Cubic, Nicholas Donck, Chris Lis ka, John Spelts, Carl Maronich, Rick Rateki, Kim Turkington, Tarcisio Mosnia. Front Row: Mike lata, Mark Halbur, Marco Ramos, Steve Kasper, Mike Michela, Neil Stanley. FRESHMAN WRESTLING Freshman Team Row 1 (left to right): |im Hinckley, Steve Stolarik, Ken Upton, Mike Sykes, Daryl Youngs. John Dijohn Row 2: Coach Moravec, Vic Kraw, Alex Miller, Ed Stadtler, Bill Blechschmidt, Jim Miller, Bob Crawley Steve Stolarik is ready for his match. Jim Hinckley, Steve Stolarik, and Mike Sykes look on as their team wrestles Mike Sykes gets caught by his opponent. VARSITY WRESTLING Varsity Row 1 (left to right): Matt Hejmej, Darrell McNair, Dave Meyers, Dan Hughes, Noel Carter Row 2 Tony Fulco, Wayne Smith, Tom Fowler, Randy Richie, Mark Maloney, Pat Norton, Larry Clinton, Bob Steriotti, Coach Walker 24 Mark Maloney exhibits his 18 pins. lunior Varsity Row 1 (left to right) Dave Gay, Mike Parkinson, At Bradley, Jim Liberacki, Jerry Bradley, Dan Hughes Row 2: Coach Pisani, Tom Conklin, Jim Leigh, Dennis Eichlebaum, Steve Pawlowicz, Pat McCarthy, Dan Carroll. Jim Liberachi gets congratulated by his teammates. Dennis Eichlebaum catches his opponent in a tight grip. Mike Parkinson, Jerry Bradley, Al Bradley, Steve Pawlowicz, Dave Gay, and Dennis Eichlebaum rest af- ter a tough match. The 1978 varsity wrestling team was the best dual-meet team in the his- tory of North high, finishing the season with a 19-0 record. They won the West Suburban Conference as well as District tournaments. Nine wrestlers were members of the All- Conference team including Matt Hejmej, Darrell McNair, Bob Stero- ti, Noel Carter, Larry Clinton, Wayne Smith, Pat Norton, Randy Richey, and Mark Maloney. Ma- loney, who finished second in the State Tournament, was named most valuable wrestler. For the first time in the history of the West Suburban Conference, one school. North High, won the conference cham- pionship in wrestling on ALL FOUR levels of competition. 25 SOPH. WRESTLING Soph Wrestling Row I (left to right) Eddie Criese, Ron Albert, Mark Rogo , Mike McFaddcn, Bob Mann, Scott Carrol Row 2: |erry Knoff, Rich Dlesk, left Quinn, Steve lucier, Neil Stanley, Mark Arbi ani, Coach Ritter “My arm is caught, screams the ret. VARSITY BASKETBALL Ray-mo shoots a jumper. The Trojan Varsity got off to an amazing conference start, but fin- ished the season with a mixed record. The team was sparked by forward Lou Ziebell, and a squad of hardworking senior starters. Coach Jacobs was pleased with the team's progress, saying: “No one in the con- ference expected us to be this good-I'm very pleased. 27 VARSITY TEAM: Front row: Dale Sellers, Ray Meuhlhauser, Jerry Hodge, Gary Meiser, Craig Bahlman, Tony Travato, Mark Wascher, Mitch Dunn, John Mahleke. Back row: Tom Caine, John Sampson, Craig Ford, Scott Kalkofen, Dick Riley, Lou Ziebell, Ray Campbell, Ken Meyers, 8ob Haun, Mike Hunter. 2 8 Ray screens Mike Hunter's shot. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL Sophomore Basketball Row I (I to r) Frank Karpowil , Paul Malone, Devon Devick, Gary Ziebell, Steve Stern, Mike Kubic, Gary Lund. Row 2 (I to r) Coach Jakes, Phil Strodes, Roy Staie, Tom Edwards, Rich Swanson, Ross Taylor, Dave Tate, Bob Rowe The shortest dribble in the Midwest. Although the Sophomore team did not have a successful season as far as their record goes, they were exciting to watch. Led by Swenson, Stern, and Strodes, they improved their record from last year so that their nickname became “the Run and Gun Re- bels. By their Varsity year, they should be great! 29 Tom Edwards wins the tip. FROSH BASKETBALL The Frosh basketball teams have worked very hard this year. The Frosh A team had a record of 9 wins and 7 losses. The Frosh B team had a record of 3 wins and 10 losses. The Frosh A team were in 5th place in the Conference being only 1 game out of a tie for 3rd place. The coaches were Mr. Bill Kleckner and Mr. Al Hoffman. Sieve Kalkofen leaps for the jumpball. � 0 Frosh Basket hall Rosv I (left to right): Ron Nepereny, Stott Scholtens, Greg Strausser, Bob Petrie. Bruce Carroll, Ray Hanrahan, Mark Senns. (Row 2) Steve Miriani, Vaughn Velazquez, Matt Fisher, les Mapalo, Mike Graham, Mark Halbur. Mike Tobias, Doug Dlesk. (Row $) Coach Hoffman, Steve Kalkofen, Tom Casy, Tory Steed, Rusty Slisak, Mark Evert, Tom Gorr, Scott Garrett, Mike Tandaric, Coach Kleckner. VARSITY GYMNASTICS This was a rebuilding year for the DGN Boys' Varsity Gymnastics Team. Although the top per- formers were Seniors, the bulk of the team was made up of under- classmen. All three Seniors made it to Sectionals, the step before the State Meet. Captain Steve Judge qualified on the Horizontal Bar and Rings, Len VerVers qualified on the Pommel Horse, and MVP Wayne Hargraves qualified on Floor Exercise and Vaulting, setting school records on both events. The high scorers on the team were Junior Dave Murphy and Steve At- kins. Junior Dale Keehan was the number one performer on the Par- allel bars and Rings. Sophomore Daryl Rantis won two tournament medals getting some valuable var- sity experience, which should make him a strong competitor next year. Varsity Gymnastics Row 1 (left to right) Dave Murphy. Daryl Rantis, Andy Musselman, Steve Judge, Wayne Hargraves. Row 2: Coach Swetman, Roger Frank, Dale Keehan, Steve Atkins, Len VerVers. 11 Dale Keehan concentrates on his I lever. 32 Frosh Soph Gymnastics Icam: Coach Mosnia. Larry Kotke, Oden Nader, Dan Schwieson, Daryl Rands, Lee Pride. BOYS' TENNIS Varsity Boys' Tennis: Brian Castro, Jeff Enge. Mike Falzone, Alan Howe, Brian Incrocci, Bill Raheta, John Webber. Frosh Soph Boys' Tennis: Bob Albert, Jerome Austriaco. Ron Bemoff, Peter Boese. Bill Dahm, Dave Eekmann, Rod Laureano, Mike Malaret, Ken MacDonald, Pat O'Connor, Dave Pucchi, John Tan. THE WETLOOK Frosh-Soph Swim Team Row I. I to r Andy McMillan,Odin Naderer, Henry Chmeil, Bob Hrouda. Scott Riley. Row I: |im Majors, Chuck Brady, Chris Clemenson, Steven Sternickle. Row i: Duane Parker. Mike Harju, Richard Miyazaki. Mike Under- way, Coach Butkus. This year the Frosh Soph swim team listed its best performances from a talented group of returning Sophomores and the best Freshman team ever. All of the Fresh- man team records have been set by this group, as well as five Sophomore team records. Led by Sophomores Jeff Lundeen and Joe Le Due and Freshmen Paul Fischer, Keith Carter, Mike Lewis, and Gene Wolf. The future of the swimming at North promises to be a bright one. Paul Fisher relaxes after a swimming meet. Varsity Boy's Swim Team Row I, I to r: Gene Wolf, Paul Fisher, Keith Carter, John Simpson, Jeff Lundeen. Row 2: Coach Hayek, Mark Roman. |oe leduc, Larry Anderson, Pat Brady. Mark Russell. Mike Smith, Mike McFadin. Row 3: Steve lundeen, Bret Owin, Jeff Bosh, Gordy Repp. Mark Dody, Joe Chatman, Pat Cenis, Kurt Clemmensen. This year's varsity swim team was the best yet, with much support from the underclasses. They set more records and won more meets despite strong competition from other schools. Leading swimmers in- cluded seniors Gordy Repp in free- style, Pat Guinness and Joe Chap- man in breast-stroke, and juniors Pat Brady in backstroke and Mark Russell in freestyle. Two outstand- ing divers were jeff Lundeen and Darren Mapalo. With the success- ful coaching of Mr. Hayek, the team progressed towards a healthy future. Go for it! Darrin Mapalo performs a tough dive. J5 MAKING TRACKS” Boys' Varsity Track Team Row 1, I to r: Kevin Kessler, Chris Heim, Al Schmidt, Dan talonde, Harry Morris, Jeff Keller, Mike Crawley, Greg Cox. Row 1. Mark Perry, Mike Piec ynski, Craig Kukielski, Scott Rospond, Ken Hyne, John Superils, Chris Mahoney. Row J: Mike Sorrells, Coach Kayse, Coach Went, Matt Antolik, Norm Chiodras, Coach Lewis, Coach Vanthournout. Not pictured: Daryl Ziemke. Boys' Frosh Soph Track Team: Phil Clark, Bob Crowley, Dan Daly, Joe Dellutri, Alan Foust, Gary Freeman, Marty Goetz, Nick Haviland, Kirk Henning, Ken Heyse, James Hodge, Bill Hurst, Paul Karl, Kevin Kujawa, Rod Laureano. lance Lencioni. Steve Lillis, Jim Long, Dan Lux, Joe Marconi, John May, |im Miller, Clarence Narrajos, Jeff Pedigo. Phil Pittman, Rich Ponx, Lee Pride, Pat Shannon, Mike Summers, Doug Swab, Scott Tracy, Kim Turkington. Jeff Victorin, Jim Wilson, Paul Wiill, Bob Beine. Matt Hampton, Scott Heim, Bob Hernandez, Mark Karl, Wayne Kenning, Bill Kessler, Tim Luttrell. Gary Lund, Jim Manning, Russ Masa, John Mastera, Steve Meents, Ron O'Connell, John Maloney, Greg O'Leary, Tom Pawlowicz, Mike Pratscher, Dan Pucci, Dave Reaster, Kevin Reid, Steve Solberg. Bill Vineyard, Jim Wallace, Mike Walsh. Girls' Track Team: Lois Beine, Teresa Bloedorn, Betty Brucato, lenny Bragg, Margaret Cabrera, Karen Campbell. Diane Ehlers, Kay Gunn, Sarah Hanson, Maryjo Hejmej, Diane Fell, Jane Hyne, Cathy Jessup, Chen Jones, Kalin Kendle, Diane Kikta, Genie Kristofek, Kim Krol, Natalie Kruse, Amy Kukielski, [ ebbie Rander, Shawn lund, Lisa Meyers, Patty Meyers, Robin Moore, Terry Murphy, Gwen O'Leary, Jane Orlock, Kathy Pallaver, Diane Pittman, Joan Ki ardini. Jean Stachowiak. Sue Wagner, Kim Walker, Debby Wander, Sue Ward, Celeste Woka, Coached by Mrs. Muehlhauser. 37 Distance runner Scott Rospond takes a lap. STEALING BASES . . . IS $£££!!££. isx S:S°e, SS'Cw1’'lo Unuen-rony '“� •Brjd u£? = i f=fcS-V.i WA ys' Sophomore Baseball Team: Scott Carroll. .Mark Corson, Rich Dlesk. Tom Edwards. Oarren Lange, Angelo lencom. Todd Nuccio. Ted Purvis, Kev.n Walker, |im Manning. Stev rnll Strods, Rich Swenson. ° m Ferry, Keith Giertych, Mike Kuhn, Mcents, Ron O'Connell, Steve Stirn, R«KSp h ?aSeib p Team: Bruce Cao?'' Tom Con' Dou8 Dlesk' ohn Malt Fisher, Scott Garrett, RayHanrahan, Dale Imbriani, rits jyohn VVag nZan0' SC° S,0V Sil;uar' Charies Schollcns. Nick Sias.os, Mark Sinz, Ed Stadtler. Greg Strasser. Mark Todd Hankin winds up for the pitch? W CHEERING THE PLAYERS Karon Lesniak anticipates her next cheer. A Frosh-Soph practice shows their terrific agility. Wendy Wiegand shows her Spirit at an assembly. Frosh-Soph Cheerleaders Row t: Julie Boyle, Alane Schaeffer, Colleen Clishan, Teri Bu- terworth. Row 2: Debbie Wander, Sandy Boll, Wendy Wiegand, lisa Enge. •to This year there were two cheer- leading squads. The varsity squad was composed of senior and ju- nior girls. The frosh-soph squad raised money for new uniforms by various fund-raising activities. The varsity squad attended a cheer- leading camp at the University of Illinois over the summer. They came back, not only with new cheers, but also with one first place, two second place, and one third place ribbon in evaluation and competition. The Frosh-Soph Cheerleaders. Pam Eckmann, Lisa Hergenroder and lisa Montalbano perform at a school assembly. Varsity Cheerleaders: left row top to b: Lisa Hergenroder, Nancy Wysocki, Ka- ren Lesniak, lisa Montalbano. Right row top to b: Mindy Ahse, Mary |o Hejmej, Pam Eckmann, Anne Braem 41 GAMES PEOPLE PLAY Area Hockey Team Back Row (left to right): Roger O'Reilly, Kevin Stein, Dave Collins, Mark Stavig, Bill Laheta, John Quinn, |ohn Dixon, Tony Giugliano, |eff Bartelt, Dan Hoppestad, Coach Gordon Hoppestad Front Row (left to right): Frank Provenzano, Todd Melin, Rick Siro- vantka, Dave lacey, Dan Sanders, Ray labuda Not pictured: B. Dore, M. Mueller, R. Busch, R. Capek, T. Bustard, S. Straub, D. O'Connor, B. Bodoh, S. Sc apenik. 42 Sharon Skoog prepares for the backhand. Sue Sherman hits a cross court winner. TENNIS: A GREAT RACKET Tennis anyone! Girls' tennis had some great matches. One of the best was when they defeated Proviso East 9-0. Lori Zealand had a fantastic season; she took first place at Districts and was the first girl on this team to go downstate. Lori was also voted the most valuable player. Ann Stauffer serves a big one! 4� Tennis Team Back row (left to right): Heidi Lang, Kathy Icssup, Laura Thompson, Sharon Skoog. Lisa Bejerknes, Monique Herbank, Ann Stauffer, Shirley llagan. Coach Jones Front row (left to right): Lori Zeland, Debbie Patti, Dawn Zebic, Jean Stachowiak, lisa Enge, Sue Sherman, Trisha Beauchamp 1st Row (I to r): Debi Day, Cindy Kilkenny, Maureen Finch. 2nd Row (I to r): Coach Miller, Sue Valentine, Laurie Riley, Cathy Lumb, Cine Garcia, Miss Vasque , ird Row (I to r): Eve McClure, Debbie Patrey, Tern Mapalo, Laurie Hall, Jenny Oudin. 44 We're off to see the Wizard! Coach Grundstrum is shocked. TROJANS SET THE PACE I got il! No, I do! The Varsity volleyball team celebrated some highs and lows this year as evidenced by their 12-5 record. The highlight of the year was the defeat of a super Oak Park team. The youth, hustle, and teamwork were noticeable charac- teristics of our team. Terri Mapalo was voted to the All-Conference team and is one of the pre- mier setters in the conference. 45 BOWLING FOR DOLLARS ? Bowling Team. Front Row, (I to R): Chrissa Hector, Debbie Day, Beth Shreves, Sara Brand. Back Row: Sue Jelinek, Lori Swehia, Lycia Kraus, Laura Brand. Li Baker, Cindy Novovesky, Laurie Hayes, Mary Shemi is. The season record for the A squad bowling team was 18 and 14 for the conference. Senior Sue Jelinek be- came an all-conference bowler as well as a Chicago Trubune Prep Ath- lete of the Week. The squad bowled its first season of scratch rather than handicap bowling. Bowlers who scored over 200 included Lycia Kraus, Sue Jelinek, Debi Day, and Cindy Novovesky. The “A squad finished 3rd in conference, the B squad ended with a 4th place. -«� RUN FOR FUN! In their second year of existence. North's girls' Cross Country team compiled an impressive record. The girls were 10-0 in dual meets. County champions, and conference cham- pions. In the seasons final they ran to a sixth in the state. All of this was ac- complished by a team without a se- nior in its top 9 runners. Sophomore Karen Campbell finished the regular season unbeaten and then ran to 4th in the state. Youth, determination, and enthusiasm characterized this year's team. Girts Cross Country. Front Row: lisa Hurley, Kim Walker, lean Karl, Sarah Hanson, Kim Muehlhauser, Mary Hejmej, Debbie Wander. Back Row: |an Hyne, Lois Beine, Karen Campbell, Kay Gunn, Diane Kikta, Lisa Meyers, Jane hrlath. Sue Ward. GIRLS' GYMNASTICS Girls' Gymnastics: Row I, I to r: Cindy Mango, Sue Pavlak, Gail Naberhaus. Diane Christman, Harriet McNair, Nancy Denk, Alone Shatter, lean Karl, Kathy King, Debbie Parrish, Linda Bute. Row 2: Coach Swetman, Julie Boyle, |an Pistorius, Dawn Lemerman. Lisa Enge, Deb Ziegler, Ann Zimmerman, Sandy Boll. Maria Sobie, Jackie Ziegler, Pam Eckman. Coach lones. Ann Zimmerman performs her routine on the beam. Janet Pistorius concentrates on the uneven bars. 4« GIRLS' SWIMMING Kris Matthews, Barb Laraia. Laurie Meents, and Chris Campbell get psyched up for their next meet. The girls' swim team had to adjust to several new ex- periences this season. The girls' former swim coach, Mrs. Zielinski, was replaced by the boys' coach Mr. Tom Hayek. They also lost experienced swimmers, but they gained beginners who helped to build up the team. They were faced with an extended season, but the girls came through again by finishing 3rd in Conference, 1st in districts, and by placing several swimmers in the state meet. Congratulations to the girls' swim team! Jk Kelly Verdonck gets ready for her next dive. Girls' Swimming Row 1, I to r: Denise Carlson, Christy Chatman, Gail Kay. Linda Wolf, Cindy Chess- man, Janet Klise, Peggy Genis. Row 2: Pat Trowbridge, Vicky Mazzia, Patty Pasakarnis, Tammy Ver- (Tonck, Julie Sykes, Molley Murray. Maggie Fischer, Laurie Meents, Jamie Rohloff. Row i: Coach Kemnski. Cheryl Twardzik, Colleen Hector, Kris Matthews. Sue Hoff, Julie Dockendorff, Barb Laraia. Cheryl Hainc, Kelly Vanderwalker, Betsy Hamblin. Coach Hayek. Row 4: Judy Wuerful, Chris Camp- bell, Jackie Joyce, Peggy Murray. 49 HIT AND RUN . . . Varsity Softball Row 1, I to r: Brenda Curatolo. Laurie Meents, Karen Beauchamp, Kim Khoe, Betsy Hamlin, Debbie Patrey, Angie Kramer. Row 2: Coach Miller, Laurie Riley, Allison Hoffman. Katlue Johnson, Sue Diver, Jenny Odin, Maureen Finch. Jo Anne Kapsa makes a great catch. lunior Varsity Softball Row I, I to r: Shannon Rantis, Kim Muchlhauser. Gail Clore, Andrea RojaK, Madonna Goodsell. Row 2: Joy Taylor, Lisa Boucher, Chris Earl, Ad- rienne Goss, Jan Stotler. Row C Sue Schlaker, Barb Horne, Sue Garris, Chris Mikesell, JoAnne Kapsa. Managers: Kim Town, Peggy Harry, Mary Schme is. Laurie Riley pitches the ball to Kathy Johnson. 0 LOOK AT THE BIRDIE Chris Ward hits the birdie as Jackie Joyce watches on the sideline. Lisa Ebert practices her swing. Girls' Badminton Row I, I to r: Coach Hayes, Gail Goldman, Cathy Hanzlik, Jackie Joyce, Sharon Skoog. Barb Brucato. Row 2: Pat Kocurek, Jenny Volpe. Dawn Golchard, lisa Ebert, Shirley llagan. (Missing: Sheila llagan, Chris Ward, Nancy Turik, Laurie Swailah, Tracy Gasiel. Maria Michaels, Robin Cardosa, Robin Whitmeyer.) SI NETWORK OF THE STARS The girls' varsity basketball team had a trying season this year. They won the South invitational and took a 4th in the Little Big Eight invitational. Mrs. Muehlhau- ser predicts that the team will tie for 4th in the West Suburban Conference. Out- standing on the team this year were Amelia Rybinski, Colleen Reid, and Cindy Michela. Varsity Basketball Team. Row I, L to R: Debbie Patrey, Sue Gaylord, Kim Muehlhauser, Row 2: Eve McClure, Alison Hoffman, Cindy Michela. Row f: Mrs. M., Mindy Crabb, Laurie Riley, Amelia Rybinski. Row 4: Sue Garris, Colleen Reid. Karen Johnson, Ruby Shmezis. 52 Girls' |V Basketball Team. Row 1, (L to R): Kim Krol, Gail Clore, Angie Kramer, Jan Stotler, lisa Boucher. Row 2: Kim Town, Mary Bloedorn, Kay Gunn, Cathy Pallaver, Sue Schlaker, Adrienne Goss, Barb Horne, Betty Brucato, Brenda Curatolo. Row f: Coach Masa, Teresa Bloedorn. Robin Moore, Mary Schlaker. ■ Alison Hoffman faces an opponent in the back court. HOW THE GAME ENDS FOOTBALL: Varsity: W-6 L-3 Third in conference Sophomore: W-5 L-4 Fourth in conference Freshmen A: W- L- in conference Freshman B: W-9 L-0 FIRST in conference GOLF: Varsity: W-6 L-2 third in conference Frosh-Soph: W-5 L-3 fourth in conference CROSS COUNTRY: Varsity: W-6 L-2 third in conference Sophomore: W-4 L-4 fourth in conference Frosh: W-4 L-4 fourth in conference Girls: W-10 L-0 FIRST in conference SOCCER: undefeated in conference WRESTLING: Varsity: W-19 L-0 FIRST in conference Junior Varsity: W-8 L-0 FIRST in conference Sophomore: W-14 L-0 FIRST in conference Freshman: W-13 L-2 T-1 tied for FIRST in conference BASKETBALL: Varsity: W-7 L-9 sixth in conference Sophomore: W-4 L-12 eighth in conference Junior Varsity: W-3 L-12 eighth in conference Freshman A: W-6 L-5 fourth in conference Freshman B: W-3 L-11 eighth in conference Girls' Varsity: W-7 L-13 tied for FIRST in conference Girls' Junior Varsity: W-11 L-2 FIRST in conference GYMNASTICS: Varsity: W-2 L-6 seventh in conference Girls' Varsity: W-4 L-2 third in conference at time of this printing SWIMMING: Varsity: W-4 L-4 T-1 in conference at time of printing Frosh-Soph: W-5 L-4 in conference at time of printing GIRLS' TENNIS: W-3 L-5 7th in conference GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL: Varsity: W-12 L-5 fifth in conference Junior Varsity: W-13 L-1 ' v second in conference BOWLING: A squad: W-18 L-14 third in conference B squad: W-17 L-14 fourth in conference OTHER SPORTS IN THE SPRING SEASON NOT COMPLETE AT THE TIME OF PRINTING: see issues of OMEGA. PRIDE AND ACCOMPLISHMENT 55 North High Intramural Sports Council: Row 1 (I to r): Rich Archart, Nat Harris, Ron Bryant, Advisor Mr. Wasmer, Sarah Hanson, Deb Ruopp. ACTIVITIES High-kicked into unconciousness I Congratulations! You have been voted I Win the lead in the play Attila the by an Athena. Back 2. I by your class to represent North High at I Hun. Type casting. Lose I turn. I the Sara Lee eat-a-thon. Advance 2. 56 HOMECOMING 77 Homecoming was a rainy day in the game of student life at North. The parade was the worst wash out in recent memory—it poured all day long. The Varsity team also lost a heartbreaker to Oak Park's Huskies in the mists and mud. However, float-building and the inter- class Olympics of champions were great fun. The events were topped off by a night of dancing to a roaring 20's theme. The )unior girls were especially happy, since they won the annual Powder Puff contest. We are Juniors, we are great! Homecoming Steering Committee. Row 1, L to R: Linda Darnell, Mindy Ashe, Kris Barich, Pam Ciancio, Debbie Hogan, Lynn Beine, Sharry Fisher, Nancy Wysocki. Row 2, L to R: Nancy Loboda, Laura Rouleau, Alena Skala, Laurie Meents, Lisa Gonzalez, Karen Bembenick, Kirsten Meyers, Michele Young, Pam Ciolkosz. Row i, L to R: Lynette Erhart, Nat Harris, Rosie Santoro, Kathy Karpowicz, Mary Herald, Virginia Quintana, Mary Hernandez, Nancy Anderson, Karen Johnson, Sue Diver, Kathy McCambridge. 57 A rainy, but spirited, homecoming game. The 1977 Homecoming King and Queen; Mike Fox and Anne Braem 58 Laurie Meents caught up in pre-Homecoming excitement. $9 CAULDRON-A GAME OF CHANCE This year the Cauldron staff has been taxed with extra hours after school and on weekends. Actually, these late night hours aren't all that bad. Between munchies, music, and goof- ing-off, everything eventually gets done. All staff members have learned the true meaning of the word dead- line. To be a member of this group all you need is a potential to be strange and the ability to put up with the immortal Bandy jokes . Also, Cauldron has acquired a mascot— Bert the Mouse. This new tradition is added to a few others such as the Thanksgiving Rice Krispie Turkey and the Mistletoe over the Cauldron Of- fice door. The Cauldron Staff: First Row, L to R: Punch and Jody, Ester Grits (Groot), Nancy Kup and Saucer, Cindy Scissors, Kahty Karly Simon, Elena Iceberg, Anne Day and Night, Alias Smith and Jones, editor. Second Row, L to R: The Fish, Blockhead, Advance, and ... er ,,, win. 60 Mr. Bandy, advisor, typing his heart out. Who says Kerry doesn't work hard at being the editor? Reverse negative image . . . Advisor Mr. Bandy Did someone say Mott the Hoople? . ) xr vVk j j A real 'shoe-in' lor editor! CROSSWORDS Omega Staff: Firs! Row, (L to R): Gwen VVoock, Matie McLain, Kathy Kucaba. Back Row, (L to R): Ms. DuChateau. Karen lohnson. Miles Harvey, Matt Purvis, editor. The Omega-better than ever! That's the only way to describe the voice of the stu- dents in the game of North. This year Omega tried a new, more photo-oriented format, and added new features-such as the Horoscopes, Caught Candidly , and Personals . The Comment editorials continued to be relevant and con- troversial, constructively criticizing many aspects of the game . Congratulations once again for another fine year. Omega staff! 62 «a t c I|pamw Matt Bernstein receives a hot tip. Miles Harvey discusses his latest athletic achievement with Katie McLain. Ruby Shemezis works hard on another exciting article. 63 STUDENT COUNCIL Back row: Steve Loder,Steve Rembos (Pres.), Tom Matt (Treas.), Mark Lumb (Vice Pres.), Debbie John- son, Kevin Reid (Sec.). Front row: Janet Gregor, Mindy Crabb. lisa Dwyer, Janna Jedlicka, Jim Hodge. Not pictured: Julie Carlson, Kevin Pfister, Ms. Ditchman (sponsor), Ms. Kartholl (sponsor). Seniors Pete Fry, Tom Ruopp, Tom Rook, Steve Rembos, and Jeff Bosh representing the winning class of the canned food drive. M WDGC-FM WDGC Front row: Don D'Agostino, Roger Paulhus, Irving Schmortz, Fish Drescher. Back row: Mr. Moore, Brian Reed, John Kotruch, Mel Loving, John Archer. Not pictured: Matt Antolik. Mr. Moore, head of WDGC. HIGH KICKS In the purple sequined vests of their new uniforms, the Athena Drill Squad marched, and high-kicked to another terrific year. As a prelude to the year's activities, the squad attended three summer camps, gaining three superior team trophies, 32 individual ribbons and 99.75 points out of 100 possible in com- petitions in Texas. The squad marched in Chicago's Columbus Day parade, led by this year's captain Peg Dreveny. The Trojanette squad was bigger than ever and was led by the dauntless Mrs. Lester. Athena Officers Row I: Peg Dreveny (captain) Row 2 (I to r(: Lynette Erhart. Gail Thomas. Row 3 (I to r): Brenda VVellen, Julie Hubbard. Row 4 (I to r): Nancy Loboda. Karen White, Peg Hunt. 66 Afhenas Row 1 (I to r : Kim McPheters, lynette Erhart, Sue Irwin, Tracy Wilkins, Laura Katauskus. Dawn Cruik- shank, Jane Morey, Barb endall. Pam Wilczynski, Nadine Boyna, Kris Barich. Row 2, (I to r): Julie Ashe. Marge Vil- lareal, Patti Shanahan, Kim Matthies, Donna Hodina. Nancy Loboda, Val Jencks. Judy Pinta, Nancy Deal, Cheryl Taylor. Julie Hubbard. Row 3, (I to r): Brenda Wellen, Donna Robinson. Cheryl While, Michelle Spurgeon, Laura Rouleau. Leslie Dallner. Sheryl Robinson. Row 4, (I to r : Jeanie Stevens, lisa Imes, Peg Hunt, Gail Thomas. Terry Moore. Row 5, (I to r): Bonnie Gunn. Karen White. Debbie Patsones. Row 6, (I to r): Lynne Beechamp, Teresa Workman. Row 7: Peg Dreveny. AT THE GAME Trojanettes Row I, (I to r): Carolyn Villareal. Kathy Halligan, Tina Tamburrino, Terry Tavlor, Tina Hancek, Audrey Whitlock, Loretta Ka ienko, Linda Doty, Sue Wilson. Row 2, (I to r): Kathy McKelvey, Lorraine Foody, Missy Bruska, Beth Dixon, Kathy Rinovich, Tracy Thompson, Dawn Muniak, Laurie Fisk. Row 3, (I to r): Ann Ford, Debbie Mueller, Melaine Corson, Cmdy Cutinillo, Laura Hayes, Debbie Naite, Dawn Zebic, Julie Brignall. Row 4, (I to r): Carol Cushing, Mary Eckmann, Jennifer Kipp, Amy Jackson, Sherry Dean, Becky Wilding. Row S, (I to r): Cher Cutinello. Jamie Johnson, Karie Nystrom, Barb Laria, Susie Lloyd, Emily Iniech. Row 6, (I to r): Jean Kunst, Laurie Weber, Ann Huggins. Kim Barnes, Kim Olson. Row 7, (I to r): Gerriann Byers, Kathy Ko ermann, Karen Upitis. Meg Halligan. 67 The Trojanettes perform at half time. A HANDFUL OF CLUBS D Club. (I to R): Dave Meyers, Scott Respond, |ohn MacDonald, Norm Chiodras. Nurses' Club Ofliccrs: Row t, (L to R): Maria Gragasin, Donna Duncan, lynn Beine. Second Row: Cindy Novovesky, Mrs. Edwards, Andy Rojek. Science Club. Row t. (I to R): Kathy Hanzlik, Ms. luc ynski, Janice Moore, Maria Gragasin, Steve Martin, Jim Majors, John Miyazaki. Row 2: Scott Coles, Mr. Hotlmann, ten Sierowski, Mr. Rigsbee. Bob Ring. Outdoor Club. Row 1, (I to R): Pam Karlson, Carol Jennings, Cindy Scherer, Lisa Karlson, Sands Feld, Sandy McCafferty, Paula Kamperman, Nancy Pruitt, Kelly McLaughlin, Kim Telfer, Betty Brucato, Ms. Jezik. Row 1. Cheryl Hawley, Ms. Luczynski, Kathy Hanzlik, Maria Cragasin, Janey Wachowiak, Julie Alms, Pat Capocy, Barb Capocy, Jan Kenney, Gwen Pollack, Janice Hamlin, Mary Manning. Pam Hilligoss, Barb Brucato, Cindy Delaby. Row J: Paul Zenak, Curtis Harper, Ron Benioff, Mike Delaby, Kevin McCoy, Steve Solberg, Tony Paulhus, Tom Halm. Row 4: Jason Harper, Mike Paulhus, Scott Coles, Jim Zajac. Chris Clemenson, Steve Sehy, Mr. Hoffmann. Chess Club. Row 1, (L to R): Harald Henning, Brian Golchert, Brian Anderson, Randy VVilcoxsson, Mr. Blatchley. Row 2: Nat Goon, Keith Eichorst, Ken Ehlschlager. Norman Gragasin, Raja Patel, Chuck Ehlschlager. 8ook Club. Row I, (L to R): Chris Molinari, Joan Kroninger, Gina Hamilton, Dave Block. Row 2: Sandy Rizzo, Jan Klopke. Row i: Mrs. Hoeft, Helen Forsythe, Mrs. Cantrall, Cathy Lawson. 69 Forensics Team: Front Row, I to R: Venu Kh.it.iu, Judy Wuerfel, Helen Forsythe, Biuce Mortenson, tori Davis. Second Row, L to R: Mrs. Stockdalr, Peggy Gunn, Tom Halm. Kris Agather, Rick Russo, Wendy Zelmer, Eric Katz, Sandy Feld, Mrs. Kchoe. Third Row, I to R: Kevin McCoy, Kurt Clemmensen, Kerry Smith, Meg Halligan, Kathy Meloche, Allyson Hawley, Marge Villarreal, Linda Fanning, Kallie Kendle, Sara Cottrell. THE PASSWORD IS FORENSICS Forensics is creative people with creative minds. People who sacrifice their sleep for the sake of the team. The events are radio speaking, oratorical declamation, original oratory, original comedy, extemporaneous speaking, prose reading, verse reading, humorous interpretation, dramatic interpretation, humorous duet acting, and dramatic duet acting. Forensics coaches are Mrs. Stockdale and Mrs. Kehoe. 70 THE DEBATING GAME Novice Debaters: Kneeling, I to R: Nate Coon, Ruth Cabrerra, Lynn Boshelman, Bob Ring. Standing. L to R: Joy Taylor, Cindi Ahrens, Margret Council, Lori Halbur, Randy Weiland. Debaters are the great thinkers of our school. They enjoy arguing to make a point and are definitely ac- complished at it. It's impossible to win an argument against a debater because they can talk their way out of anything . . . just ask Mr. Steinbach. This year's proposition was: Resolved: That the federal government should guarantee comprehensive medical care for all citizens of the United States. Varsity Debaters: Mr. Steinbach, Steve Raynie, Tom Clark, Harry Applcman, Rhonda Wilkinson, Dave Pedigo, |im Phillips, Jim Nevling. Jim Millar. 71 THE NEXT STAGE OF THE GAME This year the Thespian Club remained active, presenting The Crucible, a stu- dent faculty production, Peter Pan, the first children's play at North, and Man of La Mancha, the first musical produced entirely by the drama department. On May 20, a short play was put together and presented in one day. The piece was cut from The Serpent, and was directed by a teacher from the College of Du Page. A number of faculty members gave presentations on many aspects of theatre, such as makeup, publicity, and mime. Other Thespian Club activities in- cluded drama workshops and two Induc- tion Banquets. Thespians Row 1, I to r: Tim Payton. Helen Forsythe. Steve Sieg, Amy Claus, Row 2: Ms. trickson. ludv Steffy, Heidi Boehm, Mvlene Dick, Lori Davis, Allyson Hawley. Row i: Miles Harvey, Karen Wilson. Brett Owen, Peggy Gunn, Rick Russo. Ms. Kehoe. Not pictured: Dave Block. Kris Agather, Venu Khatau. loan Kroninger, Harold Appelman. Kim Thede, Kevin McCoy. Drama Club Row 1, I to r: Linda Alexander, Diane Dugge. Laurie Charmoli, Carol lenmng, Mylene Dick, Michelle Bovard, Monica lewis. Ion Davis, Mark Meaden. Row 2: Heidi Boehm, Harold Appleman, Sue Ehrler, Sue Pavlock, Sandy Stockwell, Amy Claus, ludy Steffy, Allyson Hawley, Tim Payton. Row t: Susie Peraino, Helen lorsythc, Dave Block. Roxanne Pucci, Kathy Sullivan, Karen Wilson. Roxanne Schiavo. Row 4: Steve Sieg. Miles Harvey, Ms. Kehoe, Brett Owen, Peggy Gunn. Kerry Smith. Karen Bembenick, Rick Russo, Maria Miklas. PETER PAN Peter Pan...................Lori Davis Captain Hook........Mr. George Pappas Wendy........................Amy Claus John.....................Kevin McCoy Michael..................Jeff Lundeen Tiger Lily...............Sue Spurrier Smee........................Dave Block Papa is in the doghouse! 7.J The indefatigable Pappas as the redoubtable Hook! Peter says farewell ... for awhile. DRAMA lulie Cinkus, Erit Katz, Dave Block and Mr. Naruszewic . THE CRUCIBLE The fall of the year marked the return of Ms. Karen Erickson from a year's study at ISU. Three months before the opening of school, Ms. E. planned the first full length modern tragedy to be performed at North in some time as a student-faculty produc- tion. The students and faculty in the cast soon became family and the result was a highly successful performance. In addition this play is frequently studied in junior level English courses, so that many students got to see their literature come to life . The play's lead role was performed by Mr. Naruszewicz (another lead was played by his wife, Sandy). Mr. Eipcrs as Thomas Putnam wants to find witches The Reverend Parris insists that the will of the majority prevail. 75 LITTLE BITS OL NOTHING This year's Improvisational Company (Im- proco Troup) presented Little Bits of Nothing. The show, which was per- formed for various audiences from Feb- ruary to May, was made up of humorous sketches, pantomimes, and dialogues. Cay locker watching her car being dismantled. LITTLE BITS : I. to r.: Chris Silvestri, Mic Bovard, Kick Kusso, Gay Locker, Kevin McCoy. THE TEMPEST Matt Purvis Venu Khatau Prospero Rick Russo Miles Harvey Ferdinand Tim Payton Trinculo Dave Block Trinculo and Slephano share a spirited moment. Why do I weep for that I am glad of? says Miranda. Prospero commands the tempest. 77 NAME THAT TUNE TROJANS RSSj y • f sa ?• m Jfre $ ■ V,fVj Mi !n T in� trf ' ,•% n� n , � -_■ � _”- • «fc rv .«-tnfin P- North High School Marching Band. 78 The |azz Band performs under the direction of Mr. Anello. Symphonic Band: Kris Agather, Stephan Agather. Philip Anello, Ginger Bahler, Glenn Beggs, Sally Braem, lames Brodde, lone Brodde, Sandy Bussey, Norm Chiodras, Carl Christensen, Sara Cottrell. |ohn Dorff, Cheryl Dragel, David Fckmann, Sandra Feld, Sally Freels. Michelle Frenzel, Mitch Gore, Maria Gragasin, Pam Graunke. Mary Gray, Peggy Gunn, Sarah Hanson, Monica Hart. Susan Jelmek, Kathleen Johnson, |ohn Kotruch, Bill Laheta. Ken Lalla, Monica lewis, Jeff Lundeen. John Mahlke. James Millar, Karen O'Grady. Kathy Pallaver, Dale Paulson, Dave Pinta, Lori Pyburn, Renee Rouleau. Jon Schulz, Cheryl Seaholm, Mike Svoboda, Joy Taylor. Vincent Thompson, Susan Vanvalzah, Dave West, Christy Young. Wind Ensemble Row 1, I to r: Peggy Gunn, Dale Paulson. Lori Pyburn, Sara Cottrell, Michelle Frenzel, Sandy Feld, lohn Brodde. Sally Freels, Sally Braem, Sarah Hanson. Kris Agather, Pam Graunke, Monica Hart, Monica Lewis. Ginger Bahler. Cheryl Seaholm Row 2: Maria Gragasin, Kathy Pallaver, Ken Lalla, Carl Christensen, Mary Gray. Jim Millar, Sandy Bussey. Sue Vanvalzah, Renee Rouleau. Dave Pinta. Row .3: John Kotruck, John Mahlke. Ken Lalla, Jell lundeen, Jim Brodde, Norm Chiodras. Sue Jelmek. John Dorff, Mike Svoboda, John Schultz, Dave West. Row 4: Kathy Johnson, Phil Anello, Joy Tavlor, Dave Eckman, Bill laheta, Brian Anderson. 7 ) Concert Band: Bob Albert, Laura Allison, Matt Antolik. Bob Bean, Gerry Bevignana. Sue Blechschmidt. Sharon Bluder, Greg Bowman, Margo Boyle, Phil Clark, Doug Dlesk, Tom Dobbs, Kathy Dremann, Tony Fulco. Betsy Greenhill, Bob Gronel erg, Tom Halm, Kathy Hanzlik. reggy Herrero. Mike Hodman, Debby Ffogan, Steve lohnson. Bill Johnson, lanicc Kenney, Peg Kmter, Eugeni Kristufek. Robin Larimer. Steve Lewis, Regan Louchart, Ron Lukowski. Beth Lundeen. |im Majors, Anne Martin. Ronald Mccafferty, Sandra Mccafferty, Mark Meaden, Michael O'Leary. Thomas O'Leary, Rebecca Parker. Tom Pawlowic . Dianna Pittman. Philip Pittman, Laurie Potter, Maureen Reed. Laurie Riley, Jill Rojek, Mark Roman, Daniel Schwiesow. Karyn Sewell. Mark Sin , Richard Sire, Nancy Soukup, lackie Starck, Ann Stauffer, Mike Swanson, Tracy Teter, Anthony Trovato, Susan Wagner, Jeffrey Wasilevich, Audrey Whit- lock. Karen Wilson, Dawn Zimmerman, Martin Conway, Norm Chiodras, Cheryl Hahn, Roderick Laureano. Trojan Band: Linda Alexander, Kim Carter, Diana Duggie, Susan Fitzgerald, Susan Galbraith. Kent Gould, Nick Haviland, Walter FTinz, Mark Hoffmann, Jeffrey Jewell, Mark Judd, Kevin Karoonek, John Kochan, Steven Lalla, David Lundeen, John Mabry. James Miller, Phyllis Neuman, Ronald O'Connell. Michael Paveglio, Dennis Read, Renae Richardson, Michael Schei, Richard Stroening, Joyce Vanderley, Jeffrey Wadman, Thomas Walters, Cheryl Williams, Jim Wilson, Lynn Yanuzzi, Wendy Zboncak. 80 A CAPELLA AND CHAMBER CHOIRS Chamber Choir Back Row, I to r, Dave Pinta, Rich Hancock, Matt Purvis, Eric Hradecky, Brett Owen. Steve Sieg, Paul Mahon, Steve lundeen, Mr. Hart. Front Row, Kirsten Meyers, Mary Ann Hernandez, Kim Thede, Nancy Moore, Mary laskula, Pam Hilligoss, Kris Agather, Karen Bern- benick, Jeanette Miller. Kathy Berch, Brenda Freeman. Missing. Dale Beggs, Bob Baittie, Chris Baddelev. A Capella Choir Row 1, I to r, Debra Hogan, Barb Hin , Marilyn Winkler, Minna Liinimaa, Kathy Lawson, Kirsten Meyers, Mary Hernandez, Roseanne Klonowski, Kathy Hedlcr, |udy SteLfy, Bob Baittie, Steve Lundeen, Brenda Freeman, Patty Kocurek, Karen Wojiechowski, Sandy An- derson, Kaylene Lund, Ester Groot, Terry Moore, Gina Hamilton, Donna Mason, Mr. hlart. Row 2, Tim Peters, Mark Macden, Kathy Berch, Sandy Bussey, Dennis Eichelbaum, Paul Mahon, Steve Sieg, Karen Johnson, Nancy Moore, Linda Frederickson, Anne Braem, Rich Hancock, Bob Vetverka, Randy Pearson, Karen Bembenick, Lori Swehla, Kim Thede, Holly Capek, Christi Erickson, Jeanette Miller, Mitch Gore, Kevin Stein, Carleen Ahrens. Row Dan Carroll, Mary laskula, Mike Carr, Char Maronich, Brenda Johnson, Mark Meiser, Dale Beggs. Ross Campbell, Bob Micheals, Bob Frank, Matt Purvis, Eric Hradecky, Brett Owen, Dave Olson, Dick Reilly. 81 SING YOUR HART OUT! Junior Girls' Choir Row I, (I to r): Jackie Stank, Helen Gouzolis, Robin Stadtler, Judv Pinta, Dawn Colchert, Yvonne Aranda, Peggy O'Connor, Joanne Paulson. Beth Lundeen, Beth Wandrey, Mr. Hart. Row 2, Vicki tent , Caroline Hecht, Joanne Casey, Katie Hawkins, Laura Correa, tori Davis, Michelle Joyce, Susie Ehrler, Kris Barich, Ann DeSitter, Pam Boese. Row t, Linda Rose. Jenny |ura, Anne Stauffer, Sue Saul, Debbie Wolf, Barb Rendall, Ginger Bahler, Sue Schoeltens, Linda Smith, Sandy Sullivan, Mary Rook. Row 4, Terry Atkins, Melissa Pepich, Cirry Tintera, Ann � Hogle, Linda Cervenka, Peggy Gunn, Joanne Joyce. Janice Mahon, Robin Larimer, Joan Mann, Sue Irwin, Sharon Murphy, Debbie Rowell, Vicki Moore. Sophomore Mixed Choir Row 1, (I to r): Helen Forsythe, Janice Moore, Tina Bloc dome, Margaret Winkler, Cindy Oldenburg, Melanie Cor- son, Jean Karl, Monica Hart, Sharon Soucek, Meg Halligan, Debbie Parrish, Laura Wendell, Jody Venske, Jean Kurst, Cheryl Seps, Jackie Haines, Debbie Redderoth, Jennie Volpe, Lana Lawson. Mr. Hart. Row 2, Natalie Kruse, Robin Moore, Chris Zeigler, Val Kurth, Kathie John- son, Laura Hayes, Kallie Kendle, Kathy Barkie, Leann Frola, Cindy King, Kathy Jones, Lisa Enge. Linda Neese, Roxanne Schiavo, Kathy Cad- son, Adrienne Goss, Marge Wolf, Debbie Maclerie, Maria Laughlin, Julie Ashe, Debbra Preisler, Tammy Zerbes. Row i, Cindy lang, Judy Wuerfel, Joyce lavin, Karen Priano. Cindy Ahrens, Tom Cunningham, Tom Matt. Dan Schwiesow, Larry Planert. Joe Kovac. Jim f’hillips, Kevin Reid, Tim Mason, Paul Masters, Bob Hernandez, Bob Groneberg. Lee Heard. Peggy Newton, Jill Rojek, Sue Golinski, Sharon Skoog. Lynn Bockelmann. Nancy Denk. Margaret Cabrera, Row 4, Tom Clark, Russ Kit miller, Mark Steward, Don Nelson, Kevin Reid, Mike Nicholson, Devon Devick, Jim Nevling, Brett Katz. B2 Freshman Girls' Choir Row 1, (I to r): Heidi Hebrank, Roberta Kiefer, Cindy Wiemer, Angie Fitzpatrick, Lisa Vana. Amy Fit patrick. Paula Kamperman, Cheryl Oragel, Jan Miller, Zola Clore, Mr. Hart. Row 2, Sherry Scapin, Jeanine Storry, Sue Nowatkowski, Joan Rizzardini, Julie Egner, Jennifer Bragg. Kathy Klimek, Dawn lemerman, Debbie Rodstrom, Tracey Gasiel, Sue Pavlock, Kathy Driscoll. Renee Sablick. Row 3, Patti Pasakarnis, Sandy Sprouse, lisa Tamburrino, Lori Albrecht. Dawn Zimmerman. Nancy DeWitt, Sheila llagan, Georgia Eblin, Sarah Sippy. Kelly McLaughlin, Sue Borai, Patty Cooper, Tammy Verdonck, Sheley Miller, Nicole Hubbard, Barb Phillips. Row i, Maria Montalbano, Robin Cardosi, Terry Murphy, Michelle Bovard, Sharry Mullins, Sharon Smith, Pam Pageant, Jackie Joyce, Kim Baer, Donna Hanson, Alison Dyshaw, Jane Budwit, Cindy Chessman, Anne Martin, Shelley Scheitler, Carissa Hector. Freshman Mixed Choir Row 1, (I to r): Carol Jones, Dawn Hampton, Marybeth Duffy, Beth Dixon, Rich Dinkel, Brad lane, Greg Kilkenny, Russ Ahrens, Don Pepich, Matt Hejmej, Kim Barnes, Heidi Sporleder, Patty Bakalis, Donna Lanute, Laura Boehm. Ross 2, Judy Rodondo, Linda Ryan, Sue Wolnik, Molly Murray. Bruce Carrol, Todd Bustaro, Scott Tracy, Tom Price. Chuck Brady. Matt Badley, Suzy Lloyd, Whitney Foster. Snari Dean, Missy Bruska. Mr. Hart. Row 3, Lori Figura. Jenny Repp, Mary Eckman, Emily Ineich, Doug Ss abb. Juni Kikuchi, Mike Graham, Bill Stich, Bill Corr, Scott Riley, Scott Patsones, Laurie Hall, Renee Kriz, Sheila Riedy, Sue Pilot. 83 CAST Sir Joseph Porter......Brett Owen Dale Beggs Captain Corcoran......Paul Mahon Bob Baittie Ralph Rackstraw........Steve Sieg Dan Carroll Dick Deadeye...........Matt Purvis Dave Pinta Bill Bobstay.....Ross Campbell Rich Hancock Bob Becket.............Dave Olson Brad Austin Josephine............Kim Thede Kirsten Meyers Cousin Hebe.....Karen Bembenick Nancy Moore Little Buttercup ....Carleen Ahrens Char Maronich You don't have to do that, says Sir Joseph. Steve Sieg and Dan Carroll pose lor a shot be- Row One: Sandy Anderson, Nancy Lott, Debbie Hogan, Linda Woody, Jeanet Millar, Ester Groot, tween scenes. Minna liinamaa, Marilyn Winkler, Gina Hamilton, Barb Hinz. Row Two: Brenda Freeman, Nancy Moore, Karen Bembenick, Karen Wojicchowski, Linda Fredrickson, Jane Morey, Mary Jaskula, Anne Braem, Brenda Johnson, Pam Hilligoss, Kathy Hedler, Rosanne Klonowski, Patty Kocurek, Kalene Lund. Stairs: Chris Erickson, Mary Hernandez, Lori Walsh, Lori Swehla, Kris Agather, Donna Mason, Kathy Reid. «4 H.M.S. PINAFORE Brett Owen wonders if this handkerchief is Bob Baittie's! Kirstin Meyers pleads, Oh Daddy, please let me marry him! Matt Purvis and Dave Pinta show their deadly Row One: Rich Hancock, Tim Peters, Steve lundeen, Ross Campbell. Row Two: Eric Collins, Bob 8 ° - Veverka, Tim Payton, Dick Reilly, Brad Austin, Dave Martin. Row Three: Dave Nance, Kevin Stein, Dave Olson, Cary Meiser, Bob Michaela. 8S NEW FRIENDS IN THE GAME The American Field Service at North High offers scholarship and foreign exchange programs for high school students. Fund raising for this worthwhile activ- ity includes the AFS Variety Show, which brings out the hid- den (or even non-existent?!) tal- ents of North's students. Candi- dates for next year's foreign exchange at this writing include Mike Svoboda, Kaleen Lund, and Mary Cray. AFS: 1st Row, I to r: Kirstin Meyers, Mary Hernandez, Mylene Dick, |udy Mager, Ester Croot, Minna Liinamaa. 2nd Row I to r: Virginia Quintana, |an Kozicki, Mary Cray, Alena Skala. 3rd Row I to r: Dave Martin, Lynn Beine, Sue White, Jamie Susal. 4th Row I to r: Vince Thompson, Ms. Fitzpatrick. AFS student, Judy Mager, alter returning from a summer in Tunisia. AFS Exchange Students, I to r: Ester Croot, Nicholas Donck, Helene Sjolander. TAC, COLLECTIBLES, AND WARGAMES Collectibles Club (I to r): John Miyazaki, Harald Henning, Victor Aranda, 2nd Row (I to r): Heiko Henning, Steve Martin, rd Row I to r: Jim Grosser, Mr. Katrein, Steve Sternickle. Wargames 1st Row (I to r): Harald Henning, Heiko Henning. Randy Jewell, left Jewell, Larry Smith. 2nd Row (I to r): Brian Golcherl, Mark Steward, Steve loder. Chuck Ehlschlaeger. Missing: Brian Mann, Ken Ehlschlaeger, Dan Pritchard, Bill Loikets, Ray loikets. Rich Kirsch, Vic Marlin, Mr. Eblin, sponsor. In Addition to playing boule and eating fine cheeses, the French club managed a tie score in the now-traditional soccer contest with the German club, who had apparently become a bit flabby after the Oktoberfest. LES JEUX ... Boule, a form of lawn bowling. French Club: row one, I to r: Robin Carkhuff, Kathy Karl (President), Sue Kruse, Vince Marlin, Debra Rodstrom. Nancy Petersen. Row two: Nancy Kupper, Toni Capalcty, Loretta Ka enko, Anne Waterman, Jackie Zeigler, Michelle Bovard. Row three: Chris Rahn. Alex Chanayen, Laura Draut, Kathleen Barker, Holly Curtiss, Laurie Albrecht. Row Four: Kallie Kendall. • • EL PARTI DO ... DAS SPIEL German club: Front: Mr. Elmen, ten Sierowski, Patti Bouhan, Pat Pasakarnis, Georgia Majors, Renee Kriz, Bob Mundis, Sheila Hambel, Kim Block, Doug Purcell, Pam Hilligoss. Top: Bob Pittmann, Bob Groniverg, Judy Wuertel, Steve Soulberg, Kari Stehr, Sandy Feld. Newly revitalized this year is the Spanish club, sponsored by Mr. Hayek. The members are very am- bitious, and at the last meeting it was rumored that a bullfight was being planned in the spring. Spanish club: Front: loanne jerousek, Linda Sauer, Helen Gou alis, Marilyn Russo, Lori Bell. Back: Karen Smith, Heidi Spoerleder, Muriel An- derson, Wendy Vedder, Karen Lingafeltcr, Mr. Hayek, Helen Forsythe. « A COLLECTION OF CLUBS Math Club (I to r): Mark Wagner. Carl Christensen, John Miyazaki, Mike Karl. FCA 1st row (I to r): Adrienne Goss, Jody Venske. Sue Diver, Cindy Michela, Robin Moore. 2nd row (I to r): Brad Hunt, Gary Meiser, Todd Phillips, John Mahlke, Dave Mullins. Mike Hunter. Pep Club. 1st row (I to r): Mr. Hlavatv, Sandy Stockwell, lisa Geraci, Renee Kri , Karen Imgafctter. 2nd row (I to r): Kathy Halligan, Tiny Tamburrino, Tracy O'Leary. Robin Whittmayer, Linda Hitzeman, Peggy Harry, Bob Mundias. 3rd row (I to r): Sue Pavlick, Gail Naberhaus, Vicki Mazzia, Caroline Villarreal, Whittncy Foster, Mary Murphy, Lisa Isenberger. All the clubs pictured here are relatively new, with the exception of the Usher's club, which is recently re- formed. Of special interest to the spirit at North are the FCA and Pep clubs, whose members carry much en- thusiasm and energy to the school's co-cirricular events. The ski club ski bums are the award winners, along with the outdoor club, for most traveling, since they seek snow whether it is at Four Lakes, or Colorado! Ushers Club, Row 1, (I to r): Stacey Harlowe, Aileen Gagnon, Mary Beth Duffy, Nancy Rutt. Row 2, Paula Kampermann, Kelly McLaughlin, Jeanette Chapman, Laurie Fulgaro. Row 3, Stacey Ayers, Roberte Kie- fer, Alice Smith, Deanne Dellutri. Ski Club. 1st row (I to r): Steve Salazer, Tracy Thompson, Nancy Todd, Anne Waterman, Tracy Cale. Lisa Hough. 2nd row, Dave Puchi, Chris Clemenson, Kris Agather, Cindy Kasinec , Pam Ciolkosz, )udv Liedtke. Jrd row, Scott Campbell, Tom Clark, Kurt Clemmensen, lanice Ham- blin. 4th row. Court O'Haver, Duane Parker. Mike Frank, Dan Salazer, Nancy Peterson. 5th row, Mr. Liston, Judy Wuerfel, John Roth, Paul T rowbridge. 91 Bible Study. (I to r): Dave Hartsuch, Mr. Hlavaty, Gail Goldman, Cheryl Seaholm, Laura Buschman, Mark Lawson, Edward Boiley, Pam Fergu- son, Shirley Miller. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Pholo Club. Row I, L to R: Mr. Eipers, Mark Wager, Mr. Allgeyer, Chris Clemmenson. Row 2: Vance Erwin, Dale Chanayem, Rich Hancock, Andy Anderson. Girls' P.E. Leaders. Row 1, (I lo r): Mary Bloedorn, Anne Chapman, Grace Williams, Sue Gaylord, Mary )o Hejmej, Anne Caccippio, Robrn Ohman. Row 2, Evelyn Mapalo, Karen lesmak, Renee McGill. Lauri Mcents, Jeanette Miller, Sue Larson, Palli Meyer, leeann Meit . Row i. Sue Valentine, Jackie Stark, Anne Braem, Nancy Anderson, Andrea Rojek Kim Rhoe, Ann Zimmerman. Row 4, Kathy McCambridge, Boys' P.E. Leader Mark Steward, Judy Magcr, Mary Jaskula, Kathy Karpowicz, Linda Werling, Dawn MacLearie. 92 LEADERS OF THE GAME P.E. leaders are chosen from the train- ees to aid P.E. teachers in the conduct of classes; whether it's to count push- ups or catch falling gymnasts. The girls' leaders photographed well, but the boys' leaders seemed to get lost trying to set up the trampoline. Pool leaders are all wet, but for good reason ... since they instruct and insure the safety of North student swimmers. Boys' P.E. Loaders. I to R: Mike O'Leary, Ron Bryant, Tim lilek, Tom Cavanaugh, Carl Christianson. Pool Leaders. Row 1, (I to r): Sue Oelesdernier, Cindy Figura, Angie Detente, Maggie Fischer, Kris Matthews, lamie Rghloff, Angelica Ramos, Christine Wokas, Kristie Sceper, Monica Lewis, Laura Felgenhauer. Row 2, Anne Stauffer, Ioanna Winsch, Jon Parillo, Joe Siewak, Brett Ovsen, Ken Ischlaeger, Julie Cassidy, Debbie Sykes, Sue Carlisle. Row 3, Brad Hunt, Al Meister, Mark Doty, Dave Stockwell. Joe Chatman, Wayne Hargraves, Tom Wiard, Darren Mapalo, Jeff Lundeen. Row 4, Mr. Johnson, Mrs. Russell, Pat Brady, Ross Mohrman, Cordon Repp, Steve Campbell, Mike Fischer, Todd Phillips, Glenn Brihagen. 93 AN AIDE ASSORTMENT 202 and 20 Aides Row 1, (I to r): Bob Ring, Cathy Jedrych, Julie Cinkus, Laurie Hayes, Carol Cushing. Row 2, Claudette Simkus. Kerry Smith, Linda Sauer. Kathy McKclvie, lisa Enge, Janice Levine. Row 3, Georgine Gil, Jeanie Stevens, Julie Brignall, Debbie Redderoth, Kathy Halligan, Collette Caramusa. Row 4, Joe Smith, Kathy Concur, Gail Thomas, Peggy Moran, Ann VandenHeuvel. ‘M 213 Aides Row I, (I to r): Tom Howarth, Gail Gregor, Mark Rogas, Rich Roty. Row 2, Lisa Gonzalez. Kari Nystrom, Leann Fiola, Jean Karl. Brenda Karatolo, Robin Carkhuff. Row I, Kelly Hammond. Joe Krath, Sue Green, Jennifer Jacobs, Laurie Hough, Peg Harry. Rosv 4, Sandy Boll, Julie Boyle, Ann Higgins, Laurie Farrar. Amy Kukielski, Maria Sedarez, Gina Hamilton, Mark Lawson. Office aides really run the school—without them phones would not be answered, passes would go undelivered, mailboxes would never be stuffed, and files would be unalphabetized. North High salutes these unsung heroes. The nurses aides have also been instrumental in helping the students and the nurse, Mrs. Edwards. OE Aides Brenda Wallen, Sue Carlisle, Carol Chipman. 95 Nurses' Aides Row 1, (I to r): linda Block, Sheila Hambel, Gail Gregor. Row 2, Christi Watson, Lori Hopkins, Susan Galbraith, Cindy Novo vesky, Jackie Haynes. Missing: Matt Babb. Val Kurth, JoAnn Cases. MORE AIDES IMC and A-V aides are busy people who are part of the unending process of mov- ing information. They take VTR's to their appropriate destinations, reshelve books, and collect and distribute teacher ordered media. Also, certain specialists are charged with keeping equipment in good repair. It is rumored that one projector has been rewired to run backwards no matter what the control settings, but no one has found it yet! AV Aides Row I. (I to r : Patricia Mason, Janice Moore, John Crane. Row 2, Scott Rilev, Brad Hunt, repair technician, Larry Smith. Missing: Paul Zenak, Joyce Vandertey, Richard Bilek, Bob Bean, Kevin Ptister, Tom Price, Gina Hamilton, Greg Compton. % library Aides Bottom row, (I to r): Ruth Cabrera. Dina Cload, lisa Vane, Joyce Ellis, Bob Svoboda. Row 2, John Mizazaki, LoVilla Bacoulis, Carrie Kovalcik, Russ Pogue, Don Klein. Row i. Sandy Rizzo, Ian Klopke, Carissa Hecta, Margaret Council, Margaret McDonald, Ro anne Pucci, Linda Ryan. Row 4, Bob Mundis, Len Sierawski, Bryan Dunnigan, Tim Meson, Roger Frank. Stacy Harloe, Sue Golinski. HONORS Congratulations! You have been I Tour English assignment: read War and I Football quarterback wins Betty selected for the AFS summer tours I Peace. Lose I turn while you go to the I Crocker Homemaker of Tomor- of Westmont. Advance 3. I Reading Lab. I row award. Take an extra turn. 97 VALEDICTORIAN, SALUTATORI AN NATIONAL MERIT SEMI-FINALISTS Valedictorian John Miya- zaki held a straight A average in all four years of attendance at North, while salutatorian Mary laskula held a 3.9 A” average in her first seven semesters at North. These students represent the academic leadership and educational stand- ards at North High. Also reflecting high academic standards are those stu- dents who were high scorers on the National Merit Exam. Members of the National Honors Society are chosen for service, leadership, and character as high school students. VALEDICTORIAN John Miyasaki and SALUTATORIAN Mary laskula with Dr. Bowers. NATIONAL MERIT SEMI-FINALISTS: leora Benioff and Mary Jaskula with Mr. Corr and Dr. Bowers. National Honor Society Row 1, (I to r): Dave Gay, Tony Russo, Steve Rembos. Ron Bryant, Tom Ruopp, left Bosh, Norm Chiodras, Jeff Lessenberry, Mike Crawley, Chuck Pasakarms. Dave Meyers, Bob Braat . Carl Christiansen, Martin Boer, Nobel Chen, John Miyasaki. Jim Zajac, Len VerVers. Row 2, Alena Skala, Ann Chapman. Nancy Loboda, Amy Claus, Sandy Bussey, Gina Hamilton, Carleen Ahrens, I aura Capek, Brad Hunt, John Mahlke, Pat Genis, Tracy Teter. Kathy Karl. Kalene Lund. Sue McLain. Muriel Anderson, Jamie Susal. Row i. Sandy Ri zo, Eileen Boatman, Jean lindcman, Kelly Bannon, Yvette Upitus, Sue Skoumal, Laurie Meents, Virginia Quintana. Kim Thede, Peg Dreveny, Pam Eckman. Anne Braem, Laura Rouleau. Lian Ian, Betsy Hamlin. Renee Dyshaw. Mary Gray, Cindy DeWitt, Joanne Jerousek, Karla Swierczek. |im Millar. Row 4, Kerry Smith, Karen Voss, Mary Peter, Jeanetie Kremer, Debbie Ruopp. Nancy Anderson. Mary laskula. Krista Stehr, Kathy Meloche, Dave Pedigo, Linda Fredrickson, Barb Wagner. Mark Sanborn, Marls Lumb, Susan Campbell, leanette Miller, Kathy Kucaba. 99 SCHOLARSHIP AND ACHIEVEMENT ILLINOIS STATE SCHOLARS: row 1 (I to r): loannc Jerousek, Pam Eckman, Maggie Fisher, Betsy Hamli.i, Sue McLain, Muriel Andersen, |ohn Miya aki, Gina Hamilton, Kelly Bannon, lean Lindemann, Kerry Smith. Karen Voss. Row 2: Deb Sykes, Chuck Pasa- karnis, Pete Fry, Ed Krass, Craig Ford, Vmce Thompson, Flarold Henning. Renee Dyshaw, Linda Fredrickson. Sue Dethke, Kathy Meloche, Louise Goodalis. Row {; Colleen Reid, Pam Ciancio, Paul Mahon. John Geary, Maike Karl. Brad Hunt. Carla Guse. Barb Hotchkiss, Nat Harris, Jelf Lessenberry. Last Row: April Barron, Mary laskula, John Mahlke, Blair DuFour. Miek Corson, Ron Bryant, Rich Kalinowski. On the basis of high scores on their ACT tests for college entrance, the Illinois State Scholars are chosen each year. DAR and SAR winners are nom- inated by the fellow students and teachers for an award presented by the Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution. The KRIS Award is given each year to a girl who plans to major in Physical Edu- cation in college. The award honors the memory of Irene Krajewski, a former instructor at North. The Hugh O'Brien award is a service award, as is the student council award for service in the cause of student government at North. Y 100 DAR AWARD: Mary Hernando 101 HUGH O'BRIEN AWARD: Tom Mjtt STUDENT COUNCIL AWARD: Kalhy Meloche SPECIAL AWARDS The Women's Club and junior Women's Clubs in Downers Grove award the Washington Work- shop Awards to two outstanding students in the field of social science. These students are first nominated by the faculty and are then inter- viewed. The American Legion Essay Contest win- ners have had their special essay entries judged on the state level by the American Legion. The theme of these yearly essays concerns patriotism or the unique American spirit of service. |r. Women's SPEECH AWARD: Venu Khatau WASHINGTON WORKSHOP: Mark Lumb 102 10) SPECIAL AM. LEGION AWARD: Patti Kocurek SCIENCE The Physical Science, Biology, Physics and Chemistry awards are presented to outstanding students in each of these subjects by their teachers. They are chosen on the basis of their grade point average, class participation and interest in the field. The Renssaeler Medal is Awarded to an outstanding science student. PHYSICAL SCIENCE: Mark Karl, Absent: Colin Quinion, Ron Nepercny PHYSICS: Harold Appelman and Dave Cay CHEMISTRY: Mark Silvestri and Scott Hornick. Absent: Donna McMillan 104 AWARDS 105 PHYSICS: Kelly Bannon. RENSSAELER MEDAL: lames Millar SILVER MATH: Row 1 Allen Howe, Tom Becker, Nancy Kupper. Dave Murphy. Kathy Karl. Row 2: Cindy DeWitt, Ann Zimmerman, Nancy Wysocki, Kay Gunn, Dave Gay. Row 3: Dave Pedigo, |im Roth, Chutn I’asakarms. Craig Ford, Ken Meyer, Harold Appelman. SCIENCE AND MATH The SILVER MATH award is given to students who have a 4.0 grade average in math for five consecutive semesters. COLD MATH awards are given to students with a 4.0 average for seven semesters. The MA2SA award is given to outstanding math students by the organization of their pro- fessional Math teachers. tor. ADVANCED BIOLOGY: )ohn Miyazaki COLO MATH Row 1: Norm Chiodras, |ohn Miyazaki, Craig Kukielski. Row 2: Tom Roupp. Renee Dyshaw, Louise Goodalis. MA SA: |im Millar Absent: Harald Henning. Mike Fischer. ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY: Angie Kremer 107 VERBAL SKILLS Quill and Scroll awards are given to students working on school publications who maintain good grades and contribute most to the success of the yearbook or newspaper. Forensic and Debate awards include the traditional OLNEY OILCAN, given to the best Varsity debator in honor of Mr. Glen Olney, former coach and teacher at North. OLNEY OILCAN AWARD: lames Millar OMEGA QUILL AND SCROLL: row 1: Jamie Sousal, Kalhy Kucaba, Katie McLain, Gwen Woock. Harold Appelman. Row 2: Karen Halm. Krista Stehr, Karen Johnson, Maike Sherman. 10H DEBATE ROOKIE OF the YEAR: Lori Halbur OUTSTANDING IE MEMBER: Lori Davis 11 I ROOKIE I.E. MEMBER: Venu Khalau AWARDS: CONTINUED! Four year IMC aides have served students in their own library for all four years at North. Nurses club members have served as aides in the nurse's office and expressed interest in becoming professional nurses, with the help of scholarships awarded to them. The language awards are given to outstand- ing students in each of the Foreign Language areas. 4-YlAR IMC AIDES: Sandy Rizzo, Roger Frank, Absent Gina Hamilton NURSES SCHOLARSHIPS: Row I: Rita Bednarz, Sue Campbell. Donna Duncan. Row 2: Laurie Vernon, Deb Smith, Mrs. Edwards (School Nurse), Lynn Beine. 110 FRENCH AWARD: Carla Gust The students at North were saddened this year by the tragic deaths of three fellow students, senior Dana Dixon, junior Joan Blackburn, and sophomore Tammy Teter. Friends and classmates will miss these students, and offer their families deepest sympathy. 112 IN MEMORIAM PEOPLE Forget your lunch at home and your mother brings it to school. Co back 1 space due to embarrassment. You have been asked to be the Home- coming float for your class. Back 1. Re-program computer; entire Freshman class unexcused. Ad- vance 3. m Carol Bennett, Donald Mullen, John Connell, Harold lohanson, Barbara Wheeler, leon Werch. Absent: David Powers. BOARD GAME It was a challenging year to play the Board Game . En- rollment in the area high schools has never been greater; and, never has the number of courses, co-cur- ricular, activities, and special education opportunities been greater. North High, and sister school South, are serving more people better than ever before. President Barbara Wheeler (Above) Board secretary Florence Herrick ... indispensable! 114 Mr. Powers ponders an important question. SCHOOL DISTRICT 99 The big news in District 99 was the completion of extensive work in renovating both buildings, and the assurance in the Fall that enrollments would continue to be large and prosperous in the district. Work was begun on several levels to explore the need for com- petency testing and explore guidelines for homework at all grade levels. Dr. Arthur Wiscombe, Superintendent Robert Shepard, Assistant Superintendent IIS Dr. Robert Neumann, Assistant Superintendent Robert Kellen, Assistant Superintendent NORTH HIGH ADMINISTRATORS Fire and Life Safely work now being complete. North High has a new face in many respects. Students weary from playing the student game found the to- tally remodeled cafeteria very pleasant and relaxing. In athletics, scholarship, drama, and co-curriculars, the game was a success for students who chose to be active. Steven Skinner, Asst. Principal Thomas landris. Asst. Principal I u Ms. Nancy Kartholl, Activities Director Mr. Steven Oracko, Athletic Director DEANS AND COUNSELORS Delphine Casey, counselor Bill Corr, Director of Guidance Joe Degand, Police Counselor Alice Katzin, Social worker Jim Lind, counselor Jan Novak, counselor Sandy Rasmussen, Dean Steve Ucherek, counselor Mrs. Cass is pleased with a student's progress. The dean of deans, Mr. Kale fills out a call slip . New counselor Terry O'Neil looks for a counselee. Dean Tom Lesniak lectures a student . or a teacher svho forgot attendance! The computer assigns you six English classes and labels you as Other . Advance two spaces. You bring a sleeping bag to the counselors office at 5 AM., but find that you are still iOth in line. Go back two. Your counselor advises you to become a P.E. Leader, and you later become a successful lion tamer. Advance three! 117 PARENTS: PART OF THE GAME, TOO Parents help the game of student life in more ways than offering ad- vice for doing math homework. They are involved in helping the community relate to the school through athletic events, drama, and academics. These parents are to be thanked for their generous help at North. PARENTS' CLUB OFFICERS: Doris Bailin' (President). Sealed: Val Zajac, lois Cray, Marge Hanson. Absent: Maryln Katrein, Pal Pyburn, Elsie Mager, Karen Riley, and Marge Schmidt (V.P.). DOWNERS GROVE BOOSTER OFFICERS are: Keith Elliott, (President), Marlin Hankin, Matthew Purvis, Roger Norton, Judy Edwards. Your parents call in that you will be absent, but you are unexcused anyhow. They called the maintenance office! Go back one. You lake the family car, and actually fill the lank and wash it. Advance two spaces. You convince your parents that all curfew laws have been rescinded. Advance to nearby party. 118 Barbara Barber Irene Edwards (Nurse) Linda Ericson Kathy Hillan Joyce Howe. Dept. Chairperson Bob Katrein Mable King Linda Ruffolo DEVELOPMENTAL EDUCATION The developmental education department in- cludes such varied areas as the reading lab, and social counseling. Providing special skills and understanding, the name of the game in this department is caring. A special award was received this year by Mr. Katrein for out- standing contributions to the Suburban Read- ing League. Reading lab assigns you to read War and I Receive tutoring in basketweaving alter Peace. Lose one turn while reading. I flunking out of gym. Co back two.- FREE PARKING 119 ADVANCE TO THE LAB Cliff Blatchley Doug Dienstberger George Eblin, Dept. Chair. Pat Ciiles Al Hoffman Vera Jezik Larry Leathers Bob Lewis Kathy Luc ynski Earle Olson Scott Rigsbee (iini Wasmer Bob Allgeyer Help lab partner overcome fear of frogs. Ad- vance two. Find Mr. Leathers jokes funny. Go back two. Mention in Mr. lewis' class that you despise runners. Lose turn. Science, in the game of student life at North, leads to discovery, whether hiking with the outdoor club or learning about vector analysis. How- ever playing darts with dissection knives or making nuclear warheads in physics lab can lead to dis- qualification from the game. Fail test because you believed that Edison in- I Succeed in growing a cactus in the courtyard I Mistakenly dissected by a lab partner on a vented electrolytes. Go back one. I durin8 ,he win,er Advance to advanced | Friday lose ,urn to heal wounds I biology. 121 The Math Department is enjoying serving students who need help or want to learn even more in the new Science-Math Resource Center. The numbers game is no racket, especially in courses like College Algebra and Trigonometry. Speaking of Algebra, new staff member Ms. Marion Masa taught Algebra I this year and, did an excellent job, in spite of the fact that she once “served time as editor of this yearbook, the CAULDRON, in 1973! Mr. Ritter sparkling at the blackboard. Mr. Boothe asks a probing and analytical question Mr. Conciar is a totally computer oriented person. Find the computer link to the entire student semester grade data bank. Give yourself straight A's. Computer senses your attempt to change grades in last square-makes a print-out reading: HAHAHAHAHA. lose turn. Attempt to understand one of Mr. GonciaCs jokes; ask Mr. Larson for assistance. Lose several turns. 122 THE NUMBERS GAME Donna Beckham Jerry Boothe Kathy Fitzpatrick Pete Fox John Gonciar Barb Gschiel Al Hutchison Jack Krueger. Dept. Head Oscar Larson Elton Martin Marion Masa Larry Puetz Bruce Ritter Dan Swetman Elizabeth Walker Bill Walker Attempt to prove an algebraic theorem I 0eve,°P a «mathematical theory which will through faith. Go back two. I P ace al1 c,ocks in ,ho on the proper 9 time. Advance one. FREE PARKING 123 WORD GAMES Students will register for new courses which the English Department will offer in 1978-79. These courses will include: Women in Literature, Ad- vanced Composition, and English III C.P. Review. The English depart- ment continues to be the biggest part of the game of student life-and some of its members play a crazy game. Take, for example, Mr. Pappas, who was slave to a sophomore for a day; or, Mr. Naruszewicz, who played the lead in a school play! Brute Bandy Maggie Cantrall Judith Carithers Margaret Clark Betty Chessman Rita OuChateau Louise Gustafson Mary Hansen Carla Hoeft Irv Lester Pam Modrith Jeff Naruszewicz learn three new vocabulary words this se- mester. Fail test, but advance one space on pride alone! Make all margins on your junior research pa- per 4 wide; sent back two spaces. Transfer your English class J4 times before realizing you haven't read any of the assign- ments. Fail and lose turn. 124 George Pappas (Dept. Head l Jane Rice Gail Spong Mr. Lott explores the English resource Library Mr. Steinbach lectures his debaters. Learning to type is challenging to Mr. Steed. A typical freshmen class studies The Pearl. Plant funny seeds in teacher's desk planter. Lose turn, but harvest successfully. Type an extra credit book report on a Nancy Drew mystery. Advance one space because teacher hasn't read it yet. Are given the part of Willy in Death of a Salesman. Class cheers when you finally die- advance one space. 12S THE HISTORY OF THE GAME {to '• W K i' Terry Cox Gail Pitchman ick Gosling Nancy Kartholl Mike Kayse lean Rostoll.in Carl Schupmann, (X'pr. Head Ozzie Stare k Art Ward The Social Studies game is being revised and next year students will be permitted to take U.S. History in either Sophomore or (unior year, and American Prob- lems in either of the last two years for only one se- mester. A semester of an elective will be required. Mr. Terry Cox returned from his year-long journey re- tracing the route of the explorer LaSalle this year, along with many pictures and some weary feet! Flunk history test because you thought the American Revolution was a Goodyear Radial tire. Lose turn. Ejected from Mr. Cox's class for whistling Randy Newman's song about short people. Go back one. Attend Mr. Carsten's large group lecture on Tuesday and Thursday for one quarter. Re- ceive ZERO. 126 Mr. Jacobs watches this year's varsity Basketball team practice. Mr. Kayse, are you showing ANOTHER movie?? itet The patented Carstens relaxed lecture posture. Receive A in Geography for being the only one in class to locate Lichtenstein. Advance two. For a Psychology project, you sink electrodes into the family cat and observe reactions of pain. Jailed for remainder of game! Receive a passing grade in Sociology and fi- nally learn the meaning of a truly benevolent dictatorship. 127 THE GAME GOES TO OTHER LANDS This year was another one filled with exciting activities inside and outside the foreign lan- guage classrooms to promote interest in for- eign studies. Classes took field trips to ethnic restaurants, cultural presentations and the Art Institute. The school hosted the Spanish Fla- menco Dancers. Language clubs were busy with many activities including fondue and cheese tasting parlies, soccer, caroling, and of course, Oktoberfest. Genevive Anderson Sue Arnoux Holly ()ev.iud Gary Elmcn Tom Hayck Rich Jontry, Depr. Head Ellen Kelly Mary Wright Mr. Elmen checks the door (or German spies. Accused ol cooking a brick” crepe for your French teacher. Lose turn. Caught underlining naughty words in your foreign language dictionary. Go back Two. Offer rock group KRAFTWERK as an ex- ample of old German culture, lose turn. 128 Checking what the other book says the pronunciation should be ... Helping students enter new cultures through language. Manage to correctly pronounce the French Prime Minister's name. Advance two. Break the pinata in Spanish class at Christmas . . . only to discover it is the teachers favorite vase. Go bac k two. Sing Beatle's songs in French, and no one recognizes them' Sent class back to the Sixties. I2 Practical skills help students win the games of employment and or personal fulfill- ment. Students who can sew a straight stitch can advance to wood shop to glue a square butt-joint, or even to Auto Shop to learn to shim a crankshaft. Of course, this department is closely allied to the DAVEA game which is played in a different build- ing. The courses in this department all add up to ... PRACTICAL GAMES Department Chairman Bruce Anderson. Do unauthorized repair work on Mr. Chi- COtne's car. Receive extra credit and pass to the Dean. Stitch your hand inside a new coat in cloth- ing lab. Lose turn, but photograph like Napoleon. Attempt to hijack the DAVEA bus. Co di- rectly to Dean. 1 M i ft Chuck Hlavaty Rick Ogren Dan Wenc Jane Grossman Your souffle falls in Basic Foods, causing se- vere structural damage to the building. Go back two. You are the only girl in Auto Shop. Advance to nearest wrench for self defense. In electronics lab you wire the offset press in Room 104 for quad sound. Lose turn listen- ing to THE WHO. HI CALISTHENICS Julio Grundslrom Marilyn Meuhlhauscr Wemdy Schweigert Wendy Russell Drop medicine ball from balcony onto an entire class of modern dancers. Co directly to dean. While dunking a basketball on a fast break, your arm gets stuck in the hoop. Lose turn. I Sit on a splinter on the bleachers and set new speed record for the fastest North High 880 yard run. Advance two. 132 In P.E., the boys and the girls are learning the thrills of victory and the agony of de feet together, since most activities are co-ed this year. Curiously the biggest prob- lem in co-ed classes has not been football, but rather social dancing class. After all, what CAN you do when there are ten girls and thirty guys in a class. Your gym suit becomes so soiled and torn that it walks on its own to Peoria. Co back one. Tie yourself into a square knot in yoga, lose turn. Open a designer boutique selling two styles and eighty sizes of gym suits in Downers Grove. Advance two. Hi V CREATIVE BUSINESS This department gives its students the business, but they don't mind. Playing the game to win economi- cally is the students' reward. As al- ways, the O.E. and D.E. programs, for example, gave the students re- warding on the job experiences. Sue Valentine works hard at the IBM machine. Lois Balk Rose S ulaka Carol lohmann Kay Griffin Bruce Johnson, Dept. Head Kathy Shanahan Gerri Miller Receive an “A in the employee relations unit, call a stall meeting and release your teacher as a cost economy measure. Ad- vance one. Type 168 research papers lor Iriends, enough to pay lor an Acapulco vacation. Advance to the beach. Write notes in English class in shorthand, only to discover that your English teacher reads shorthand. Co back two. 1)4 BUSINESSLIKE CREATIVITY Ron Jakes Sandy Brinlon Ray Butkus Kilns, crafts, and coffee cans of paint are all parts of the Art game. So are tree stumps. Tree stumps? Well, ask Mr. Butkus to explain that. This year, art students worked hard again on projects to add color and dimen- sion to the North campus. For example, Mr. Lesniak's dean's office was redecorated with a rustic theme. Students suggested an old- fashioned gallows as appropriate decor, but Mr. L. said NO to that idea. Arl instructor Donna Danhelka hides from a photographer. Try to dry gym socks in a kiln; someone glazes them. Lose turn. I Convince your art teacher that you must go to a quarry in Italy to complete a project in sculpturing. Go directly to McDonald's. Paint a self-portrait and %in the Dorian Gray division first prize. Co back one. 135 MUSICAL NOTES Dick Hart Lance Schulz. Dept. Head Trojan musical groups have never been bet- ter, even though disturbing news in the Fall of the year spelled possible problems for the musical future of many soon-to-be students. In conjunction with the music department, the musical operetta H.M.S. Pinafore was presented, with the added treat of a produc- tion of Man of LaMancha in the Spring. Pat Anello, instructor and jazzman Greg Thompson, orchestral organizer. Merle Hampton, bandleader and musical mainstay. Have yoursell sealed into a bass drum in or- der to participate in Marching Band. Ad- vanc e to the field and an operation lor termi- nal hump-back. Mr. Thompson politely explains to you that first chair does not mean any musician who gets to that chair (irst. Go back two. Buy every SANTANA album ever released in order to improve your sense o( rhythm. Ad- vance to bongoes. 1M SPEAKERS NOTES The teachers in this department are so good at communicating that most were “permitted to teach English classes, too. These teachers also piloted the forensics and debate “games , while Mr. Moore piloted WDGC-FM to stereo statu- res in February of 1978. Deliver a speech about leisure suits as a cause of cancer. Receive A (or delivery, F for content. In method acting class you are told to be- come a tree. Contract dry rot and spray your- self with fungicide. Correctly guess which department Mr. Stein- bach is REAtLY in. Receive extra credit and advance one. 137 BEHIND THE WHEEL D. Gammon Bill Kleckner T. Mosnia ). liston Look out! Driving through the game of student life are the 15 and 16-year-olds, in an assortment of new Chevys. Fortu- nately, they are allowed to simulate their accidents before actually causing them on the highway ... (just kidding!) IMC: CENTER OF THE GAME Just maintaining a collection of 25,000 books in some semblance of order is a Herculean task (look up “Herculean in the dictionary .. .)• The IMC tries to buy books to serve personal interests of stu- dents as well as academic interests. Each day all the librarians do mental gymnastics trying to answer student questions and finding materials on a wide range of topics. Card Smith and let Wadington in the A-V de- partment (right); Below: Joan Wilson, Department Head; Janet Broel, Chris Balsano. Ruth Skanse, Bobbi Zollinger. Absent: Rosemary liljegren. J. Wilson Jane Broehl C. Balsano R. Skanse C. Zollinger SUPPORTING THE GAME OFFICE 202 SECRETARIES: Irene Kusnier , Joyce Dean, Mary Rallo, and Do- OFFICE 204 SECRETARIES: Shirley Klug, Irene Pospisek, and Debbi lores Adams. Donato. Diane Wyrobek Winifred Blanlord Shirley Swartout Eileen Glynn Barbara Barber lean Furlong Jean Phillips Marie Ginzer Mildred Christenson Marlene Hodge Vivian Pearson loanne Oracko Dolores Koncar Roberta Winters Wendy Russell Nancy Brady 139 Pearl Cottingham pours morning coffee. MORE SUPPORT STAFF The daytime maintainence crew from Servicemaster, Inc. The Food service staff: (I to r): I), (iuss, R. Popp, M. Biede. I. Szmitka, A. Brockschmidt, J. Zernick, K. Yetter, F. Aschuer, A. Papacek, F. Baylor. M. Seyk, H. Nespor. L. McNulty. Study hall supervisors Mrs. Harbor! and Mrs. Frey. Parking lot attendent Charles Las Cola (absent: Bob Cambardclla and Austin Young) NO FRESHMAN 141 Agather, Stephan Ahrens, Russell Albert, Robert Albrecht, Laurie Alexander, Linda Alves, David Amslutz, Tonyia Amstutz, Joseph Andel, Karie Anderson, Doreen Anderson, Steve Anderson, Wes Anello, Philip A re hart, Patrnia Asbell, Sarah Atchley, Jane Austin, Randy Ayers, Stacey Baddeley, Matthew Baer, Kimberly Bahn, Chris Bakalis, Patricia Bales, Tracey Barba, Carl Barnes, Kimberly Bartelt, Jeffrey Bartkowiak. Dan Bartos. David Battaglia, Marc Battaglia. Alexis Baykan. Bill Bean, Bob Bearden, Natalie Becker, Richard Beckley, Gregg Bedell, Paul Beino, Lois Beggs, Glenn Best, lames Biclat, Andrew B.lek, Richard Bills, Michael Blank, Robed Blechschmidl, William Block, Linda Bloedorn, Teresa Boekholt, Mark Boehm, Laura Bolt , Sandra Borel, Susan Borowski. Cathleen Bostwick, Greg Bouhan, Thomas Bourgess. Timothy Bovard. Michelle Bowman, Gregory Brady. Chuck Bragg. Jennifer Brdlik, Bonnie Brinkman, William Brown, Alan Brown, Bonner Brown, Melinda Bruska, Joan Buck, Gregory Budwit, Jane Burke, Sheryl Burkelt, David Busch, Robert Bustard, Todd Bute, larry Butler, Mark Butterworth, Terese Cabrera, Ruth Capalety, Toni Capek, Raymond Capocy, Barbara Cardosi, Robin Carlton, John Carramuva, Frank Carroll, Bruce Carter, Keith Casey, Tom Castle, John Charmoli, I aura Chessman, Cynthia Chonko, Cheri Ciolkosz, Richard Clark, Philip Cleek, Joseph Clemensen, Christopher Clingman, Ann Clisham, Anne Cload, Dina Clore, Zola Cogswell, Martin Colby, Cynthia Compton, Gregory Connolly, John Consol, Chris Conway, Martin Cooper, Patricia Corr, Thomas Cottrell, Glenn Coyle, Scott 14 $ Crabb, Mindie Crane, |ohn Crowley, Carol Crowley, Robert Curry, Steve Curtiss, Holly Custer, Melodic Cuttinello, Cheryl Oallner, Su ette Daly, Daniel Davis, Paula Davis, Timothy Deal, Kevin Dean, Shari Delesdernier, Donald fX'llutri, Joseph Dellutri, Deanne Dover, June Dewitt, Nancy Di|ohn, John Dillavou, Jeffrey Dillavou, Kenneth Dillavou, Kevin Dimmitt, Richard Dinkel, Richard Dixon, Beth Dixon, Gracomary Diesk, Douglas Dobbs, Thomas Dodkendorff, Julie Doranski. Michael Doty. Linda Dragel, Cheryl Dremann, Kathryn Driscoll, Kathleen Drobney, George Duffy, Mary Beth Duggie, Diana Dunningan. Bryan Dwyer, lisa Dyshaw, Alison Eagleson, Michael tarl, Christine Earl, Daniel Earl, Rory Eblin, Georgia Eckman, Dave Eckman, Mary Eckmann, Peter Eggleston, Tracy Egner, Julie Ehlers, Diane Ehlschlaeger, Richard Ellis, Joyce 144 I know my English book is in here somewhere? Elmerman, Dawn Enk, Randall Evert, Mark Fabbri, John Fanning, Clyde Fanter, Tamara Fiala, Bill Figura, Lori Findley, Bill Fink, Bill Finley, Mark Fischer, Dan Fischer, John Fischer, Paul Fisher, Matt Fisk, Lorrie Fitzgerald, John Fitzgerald, Susan Fitzpatrick, Amy Flagg, Jim Fleetwood, Mike Ford, Mike Forsythe, Mark Foster, Whitney Foust, Alan Fredericks, Pam Freeman, Cary Frenzel, Kim Fulgaro, Laurie Furio, Mary Furlong, Kevin Gagnon, Aileen Galbraith, Sue Gangler. Jell Garrett, Scott Garris, Sue Gasiel, Tracy Genis, Margaret Geraci, Lisa Gerke, Gail Ghanayen, Alex Gil. Jackie Ginger, Richard Goetz, Marlin Goldman, Gary Gonzalez, Tony Goodsell, Madonna Gould, Kent Grabsky, Richard Gragasin, Norm Graham, Mike Gregor, Gail Gregor, Janet Gremier, Ann 14S Creytak, Bob Groneberg, Bob Guinand, Ann Cuy, Gary Hacker, Linda Hahn, Cheryl Halbur, Mark Hall, Lauren Halligan, Cathy Hambel, Sheila Hampton, Dawn Hancock, Tammy Hanrahan, Ray Hanveck, Tina Hanson, Digna Hapack, Sherri Hara mus. Mike Harloc, Stacey Harret, Eleanor Hart, Bob Hartman, Sheri Haviland. Nick Hawes, Laura Hawley, Cheryl Hayman, Tony Hays, Robin Heard, Bruce Hebrank, Heidi Hector, Clarissa Hede, George Heiberger, Lori Heim, Kim Hejmej, Matt Henning, Heiko Henning, Kirk Herza, |ohn Hester, Rod Heyso, Ken Hill, David Hilliard, Aaron Himes, Richard Hinckley, |im Hinz, Walter Hitzemann, Linda Hodge, Jim Hogle, Liz Hole, Elisa Howard, Lora 146 and the tans go wild!!! Hubbard, Nicole Hubbert, Phil Humikowski, Ray Hunt, Tim Hurley, lisa Hur .t. Bill Hutchison, Michael Hytie, |an Ikenaga, Nancy llagan, Sheila Imbriam, Dale Imhoff, Brad Immormino, John lori, Vincent Ineich, Emily Isenberger, lisa lackson, Amy ledd, Ken Jennings, Carol Jilek, Cindy Johnson, Jamie Johnson, Jett Johnson, Tonya Jonas, Jon Joncas, Steve Jones, Carol Jones, Linda Jovanovic, Jasna Joyce, Jackie Jura, Joe Kalkoten, Steve Kamparman, Paula Kapsa, Tom Karch, Phil Karl, Paul Karlson, Pam Karma in, Dan Karpowic . Steve Ka icnko, Lori Kenney, Jan Kersten, Jeanine Khoe, I in Kikuchi, |an Kiefer, Roberta Kilkenny, Greg Kinka, Russ Klimek, Kathy Kochan, John Koeppe, Glenn Kolar, Ken Konopka, Don 147 Koski, Jim Koslecki, Tony Koslecki, Kathy Koike, larry Kovalic k, Carrie Ko icki, |an Ko oman, Cathy Ko oman, Ron Kraw, Vidor Kraynik, Anne Kri , Renee Krol, Kim Krueger, Jeff Kujawa. Kevin Kupper, Dana lalonde, Terri Lamantia, Dominic lamba, Petdr Landers, Julie Lane, Bradley Lang. Heidi lanute, Donna Laroche, Jeannie Larrison, John Lala, Michael Laureano, Rod lavvrence, John lee, Jane Leigh, Mike Lenandocvski, Ron lencioni, Lance Lethiot, Ron Levis, Mike lewandowski, Ron Lewis, Mike Lillis, Sieve L inner!, Dave lison, Joe Lloyd, Sue locker. Gay Long, Jim luchlenburg, Sandy Lucier, Sieve Lumb, Cathy Lund. Bill lundeen, Dave Mabry. John Magruder. Rachel 14« Malaret, Mike Malinowski. Al Mango, Cindy Mann, Rebecca Mapalo, Les Marconi, Joe- Marlin, Anne .Martin, Jelf Martin, Vincent Mastera, Pete Matetc yk, Lon May, John Mayer, Ken Ma ia, Vicky McCafferly, Sandy Me Cambridge, Mike McCarthy, Tim McDowell, Mike McGill, Rebecca McGuire, Carole McKendrick, Lisa McLaughlin, Colleen McMahon, Dave McMillan, Andy McNair, Harriet Meaden, Paul Meitz, Ron Mickas, Maria Miklovas, Al Miller, Ale Miller, Jim Miller, Jan Miller, Kevin Miller, Shelly Minter, Matt Miriam, Steve Moe, Tracy Montalbano, Maria Mosher, Melody Moskal, Mike Mourek, Mjrnel Mrazek, 8ob Mueller, Deb Mullines. Sherry Mundis, Chris Muniak, Dawn Murphy, Kathy Murphy, Mary Murphy, Terry Murray, Molly Musselman, Margery Naberhaus, Gail Naderer. Odin Nadle. Jon 14«) Nadolny. Randal Narrajos, Clarente Nartnick, Stephen Nelin, Todd Nelson, Tammy Nemeth, Susan Nepereny, Ronald Neubauer, Kimberly Neuman, Phyllis Neumann, Eric Norcen, Philip Nowakowski, Susan Null, Melanie O'Connor, Patrick O’Brien, Catherine Othart, Alice O'Leary, Trade Olsen, Victoria Olson, Kim Oneill, Brian Orlock, Jane Orsi, Lora Ostrofsky, Michael Oudin, Idrnund Owen, Steven Padgett, Pamela Palansky, Kathryn Parker, Robert Parkinson, Susan Parmenticr, Michael Parrish, Gregory Pasakarnis, Patricia Passon, Andrew Patel, Raiendra Patrey, Robert Patty, Debbie Patsones, Robert Paulhus, Michael Paulsen, Carl Pavlock, Susan Payton, Terrence Pedigo, Jell Pepich, Donald Peraino, Suzanne Peters, Jeffrey Peterson, Nancy Petras, John Pettit, Candace 150 Pfister, Janine Phillips. Barbara Pieczynski, Stephan Pilut, Susan Pittman, Philip Platt, Maryanne Poe, William Polcar, Tina Poniey, Frank Pom, Richard Price, Thomas Pride, lee Prior, Suzanne Prouda, B. Provenzano, Frank Pucci, Ro anne Purcell, Nancy Quinton, Colin Rada, lames Read, Dennis Reedy, Robin Reedy, Steven Reilly, Rosanne Repp, Jennifer Reynolds, David Richardson, Renae Richie, Timothy Riedy. Sheila Riha, Elaine Riley, Scott Rizzardini, loan Rodone, Judith Rodstrom, Debra Rogals, Richard Rogoz, Mark Rohlfing, John Roll, Rachel Rosine, Shirley Runavich, Cathleen Rutt, Nancy Ryan, Linda Rybovviak, Ann Saar, Marlin Sablick, Renee Saida. Sheryl Sala ar, Steve 1SI Salzbrunn, lisa Sampson, Farley Sanborn, Rick Sand, Everett Sanders, Dan Sarang, Sanina Sauer, Larry Saulnier. Mike Scapin, Sherry Schieberl, Sara Schlaker. Monica Scholtens, Chuck Schwartz, Fred Schwiesow, Dan Sc hwind, John Sc epanik, Stan Sellers, Dale Sewell, Jell Sewell, Karyn Shanahan, Mary Shannon, Pat Sheme is, Mary Shreves, Beth Siasios, Nikolaos Silvestri, Chris Simonson, lessica Sin , Mark Sippy, Sarah Sire, Richard Skinner. Matt Sle ak, Russell Sloier, Bruce S meet on, Michelle Smith, Alice Smith, Cathy Sobies c yk, Maria Sommers, Rebecca Spanola, Cynthia Specht, Margaret Spinney, Jeff Sporleder, Heidi Sprouse, Sandy Spurrier, Liz Stachowiak, Jean Stadtler, Ed Stadtler, John Stambaugh, Deb Starnes, Jell Stavrelf, Diana Steed, Victor Stehr, Karola Stella, Dawn Stenli, Cma Stich, Bill Stirn, Matt Stockwdl, Sandra Stolarik, Steve Storry, lean me Strasser, Greg Strainer, Tom Strobl, Ed Stromberg, Phil Stuckey, Jim Sulc, Paul Sullivan, Kathy Sullivan, Pete Summers, Mike Superits, Mark Swab, Doug Swiatek, Ellen Swanson, Jenny Sykes, Julia Sykes, Mike Tain, San jay Tamburrmo, lisa Tam burr mo, Tina Tan Liong-Han Tandarit, Mike Taylor, Joy Taylor, Lori Taylor, Terry Teller, Kim Teller, Laurel Tesar, Mike Thompson, Steve Tobias, Mike Town, Kim Tracy, Scott Tresnak, Steve Trotsky, Lynn Trovato, Sam Trowbridge, Pat Trowbridge, Paul Tummillo, Kim Turkington, Kim Upitis, Karen Upton, Ken Valdes, Vivian Valles, Sandra VanPelt, Gale Vana, Lisa Vanderley, Joyce Vedder, Wendy Velasco, Vaughn IS) Vela que , Joann Ver do nek, Tammi Vernon, Mike Victorian, Jeff Villarreal, Caroline Voss, Sue Wager, Rebecca Wager, Mark Wagner, Sue Wagoner, John Walker, Ken Wallace, Eleanor Wallace, Maureen Walls, Larry Wander, Deb Wascher, Jeff Wasilevich, Jeff Waterman, Anne Weland, Randy Welkener, John Wen , Bob Whitlock, Audrey Wiegand, Jill Wiemer, Russ Wienke, Chuck Wilding, Belinda Williams. Dennis Willison, Karen Wilson, |im Wimmer, Cindy Wisdom, Tom Wokas, Celeste Wolf, Gene Wolf. John Wolnik, Sue Woock, Greg Yap, Helen Yesaitis. Art Young, Chris Youngs, Daryl Yu, Sandra Yuill, Paul Zapfel, Peg Zarlenga, Lisa Zboncak, Wendy Zeigler, Jacquelin Zeland, Lori Zimmerman. Dawn SOPHOMORES The Sophomore Class Board Did he jump? 155 Ahrens, Cynthia Albert, Deborah Alexander, Barbara Allison, Laura Anderson, Karin Angeleri, Catherine Antolik, |ohn Arbi zani, Mark Arend, Alan Arquist, Kari Ashe, lulie Ashtield, Mike Atkinson, Albert Austriaco, Jerome Baddeloo, Douglas Baker, Michael Baniewic , Kathy Barba, Ronald Barcia, Joseph Barkei, Kathleen Barnum, Mike Barranco. John Barta, Jeffery Bartow iak, Kathleen Bates, Jack Baxter, Debbie Beauchamp. Patricia Beechamp, Lynne Bell, Lon Beine. Robert Benge. Richard Benioff, Ron Beran, Eugene Bielat, David Biggs, Debbie Bigott. Tod Birkes, Desiree Blechschmidt, Sue Block, David Bloedorn, Tina Blonn, Marv Bluder, Sharon Bockelman, Lynn Bogac , Gwen Bogac , Paula Boll, Sandra Bombaugh, Scott Boop, Cindy Borel, James Bormann, Colette Bostvvick, lisa Boucher, lisa Bouhan, Patty Bower, Tracy 1% Boyd, Jennifer Boyle, Julie Boyle, Margo Boyna, Nadine Braem, Sally Bragg, Jeffrey Brauer, Traciann Brewer, Chris Bringnall, Julie Brodde, James Brodde, John Brogan, Kelly Brokerhof, Gerard Brown, Barbara Brucafo, Barbara Brucalo, Betty Bukovsky, Peter Burdick, Linda 8urkman, Donna Buschman, Laura Butler, Robert Byers, Gerianne Cabrera, Margaret Campbell, Christine Campbell, Karen Carkhuff, Robin Carlson, Kathleen Carramusa, Colette Carroll, Scott Carter, Kim Casement, James Casey, Jo Ann Cassorilla, Terri Cavalli, Anthony Cave, Howard Charmoli, Mike Chatman, Christy Chlebanowski, Kenneth Christensen, Dale Chvatal, Robert Cich, Kevin Cichon, John Cinkus, Julie Clark, Dale Clark, Debbie Clark, Thomas Clisham, Collen Cogswell, Mary Coles, Scott Collins, David Con fort i, Tom Conway, Ellen Cooney, Patrick Cooper, Diane 157 Correa, Dave Corson, Mark Corson, Melanie Cottrell, Richard Cottrell, Sara Council, Margaret Craig, Michael Crawley, Nanette Cristman, Diane Cubic, Mike Cunningham, Thomas Curatolo, Brenda Cushing, Carol Cufinollo, Cindy Dahm, Bill Dane, Adam Davis, Linda Davis, Lori Davis, Ronald Day, Jeanette Delease, Mike Denk. Nancy Dennis, Scott Dering, Carolyn Derwin, Donald Devick, Devon Doyber, Kan Dick, Mylene Dickerman, James Dixon, John Dlesk, Richard Dom alski, Nancy Doranski, Debbie Drabes, Frank Draut, Laura Drogemuller, Kenneth Duflin, Steve Dully, James Ebert, Lisa Edwards, Thomas Eichorst, Keith Eiertych, Keith Elliott, Kurt Enge, lisa Erby, Ann Falesch, Dale Farrar, Laurie Feld, Sandra Fichter, Sheryl Finch, Maureen Fisk, Jon tit patrkk. Barry Fliehr, Bill Fontana, Donna Miss Lohmann, I can really chew gum and type at the same time. t« tin 1S8 Foody, Lorraine Ford, Ann Forsythe, Helen Foss, Mike Francek, Lori Franker, Glenn Frank, Michael Frizzelle, David Frola, Leann Gainey, Mary Garbowic , Ronald Ga zola, Philip Geary, Therese Giacolo, Cheryl Givens, Jesse Gleason, Joseph Gokhert, Dawn Goldman, Gail Golinski, Susan Goodalis, David Goodsell, Elizabeth Goon, Nathaniel Goss, Adrienne Gouzoulis, Helen Grabsky, James Grange, Christie Green, John Green, Susan Greenhill, Betsy Grenier, Michael Griese, Ed Grubbs, Jon Guarino, Leslie Haine, Cheryl Halbur, Lori Hall, Greg Haller, Kenneth Halligan, Meg Halm, Tom Hammond, Kelly Hampton, Matthew Hanka, Judy Hanseck, Laura Hardman, Richard Harju, Michael Harper, Jason 159 Harry, Peggy Hart, Monica Hartenbower, Greg Hassert, Robert Hawley. Allyson Hayes, Laura Haynes, Jackie Healy, Barb Healy, Linda Heard, lee Hebrank. Monique Hector, Colleen Heim, Scott Henning, Walter Hernandez, Robert Herner, Michael Hesslau. Edward Hickmann, Cheryl Higgins, Ann Hinckley, Richard Henkley, Gary Hird, Angela Hoftmann, Mark Hol kopt, Steve Hopkins, Lori Hornbrook. Chris Horne, Barbara Hough, Lauri Hovis, Cindy Howland, Susan Ho worth, Thomas Hradecky, Marjorie Hranda, Victor Hren, Louise Hren, Mary Huff, Susan Hunt, Tara Hlisted, Gina Jaacks, Tami Jacobs, lennefer Jacobson, Nancy Jacoby, Karen Jacol, Charles lames, Li Jaskula, Alexander ledlieka, Jana K ncks, Valerie Jennings, Robert Jensen, Nick Jensen, Patricia lessup. Catherine Jewell, Terry lohnson. Bill Johnson, Candy Johnson, David lohnson, Debbre Johnson, Kathleen Johnson, Michael Johnson, Scott Jones, William Joyce, Jean JuckJ, Mark Judge, Mark lodge, Patricia Kane, Terri Karbonok, Kevin Karl. Regina Karl, Mark Karonis, Nicholas Karpowicz. frank Kasinec , Cynthia Kasper, Steve Katauskas, Laura Katrein, Linda Kats, Brett Kawka, Kenneth Kay. Gail Keehan, Denise Kelly, Barbara Kendig, Chris Kendle, Kellie Kenning, Wayne Kessler, Bill Khatau, Venu Kikta, Diane King, Cynthia King, Kathleen KitzmiMer, Russ Klein, Don Klicpera, Diane Klise, Janet Klonosvski, Gregory Koncar, Kimberly Konoff, Jerry Kostecki, Jim Kovacu, Joseph Ko ak, Joseph Krafchak, Kurt Kramer, Angela Kran , Rodney Krath, Joe Kreush, Michael Krumwiede, Everett Kruse, Natalie Kucinas, Marius Kuester, loan Kuhn, Mike Kukielski, Amy Kunst, lean Kupt , Walter 161 Kurlh, Valerie Kustush. Raymond Ku mkki, Leonard lalla, Steven lander. Debbie Landers. Jcannme Lang. Cynthia lange, Darren Uprise, Paul laraia, Barbara laughlin, Maria Lavin, loyce Lawson, Lana Lawson, Mark leduc, Joseph lencioni, Angelo Lewis, Steve Lindsey, Debra lingatelter, Karen Lipkin, Linda Leppert, lames letviak, John Lorenz, Cheri Loser, Ralph Louchart, Regan loutks, Christine Luecke, Douglas Lukowski. Ron Luna, Louie Lund, Gary Lund, Stephen Lundeen, left lustyk, Thomas luttrcll, Tim Lux, Dan MacDonald, Kenneth Mackie, Tara Mahaffey, Maureen Maher. Moira Majors, Georgia Majors, |im Malerick, Paul Maloney, John Maness, Sherri Mann, Bob Manning, lames Marema, Scott Markowitz, Phyllis Marks. Bill Maronich, Carl Masa. Russell Mason, Patricia Mastera, |ohn Masters, Paul 162 Matt, Thomas McBride, William McCoy, Kevin McFadden, Mike McGrath, Paul McGuckin, Mike McGuckin, Pat McKelvie, Kathryn McKcnty, Karen McPheters, Kim McQuaid, lames McVey, Laura Meents, Steve Meister, Mark Meister, Nancy Meyers, Lisa Michela, Mike Mikesell, Christine Mitchell, Marty Miya aki, Richard Molina, Collean Montgomery, Natalie Moore, Janice Moore, Phil Moore, Robin Moore, Theresa Moran, Mary Morgan, Sandra Mosher, lonathan Muehlhauser, Kimberlyn Mueller, Dianne Muellcy, Mike Murray, Margaret Naberhaus. Brian Nagel, Anna Nance, Scott Nania. Theresa Napolski, Thomas Neder. Steven Neese, Linda Nelson, Donald Nemeth, Charles Nevling, James Newton, Peggy Nicholson, Michael Norco, Nancy Nork, Marilyn Novovesky, Scott Nuccio, Todd Nystrom, Karrie Obidowic , Mark O'Brien, Michael O'Connell, Ronald O'Connor, Donald 16$ O'Grady, Karon Ohaver, Cort Oldenburg. Cynthia O'Leary, Greg O'Leary, Gvvenne O'Neill. Edward Owen, Laura Padilla. Betty Pal laver, Kathy Paolini. Art PapiCvis, Tammy Parker, Duane Parker. Rebecca Patrey, Debbie Paulhus. Anthony Paveglio. Michael Pawlowicz, Tom Perry, Steve Petras, James Pieitfer, Phillip Plister, Kevin Phillips. James Pileggi, Joseph Piotrowski, Charlene Pittman, Dianna Planert, Yvonne Pogue, Russ Potter, Laurie Pratscher, Michael Preisler, Debra Priano. Karen Pucci. Daniel Puchi, David Pulley, Greg Purvis, Ted Putzbach, Beth Quinn, Jell Quinton, John Radowski, Paul Ramos, Marco Rankin, Richard Rantis. Daryl Rantis. Shannon Rao, Rama Rasmussen, Tom Raynie, Steve Reaster. David Reed, Maureen Reid, Kevin Rendek. Julie Ring, Robert 164 Ri zo, Gregory Rogo , Michael Rojek, (ill Roman, Mark Rongoas, Beth Roth, John Rouleau, Renee Russo, Marilyn Russo, Richard Rutherford, Dean Ryson, Steve Salazar. 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Paul Torbik, Laura Trovalo, Tony Trowbridge, Phil Tully, Denyse Valentine, Sue Vanden Heuvel, Vicki Vangiesen, Mark Vamey, lerry Vaughn, Deb Ververka, Joan Vesely, Karen Vrdoljak, Bob Wachowiak, Jan Wagner, Cathy Walters, Mark Walton, Leamon Wandrey, Beth W'ard, Sue Warwick, Al Wascher, Mark Weipert, Jim Welch, Karen Wendt, Bob Wenner. Mark Werling, Linda West, Dave Whaley, Bob Whitburn, Sandy Wienke, Dave Wilkinson, Rhonda Williams, Grace Williams, Richard Wilson, Zandy Wilson, Karen Wilson, Lisa Wintermute, Joe Winters, Jim Wokas, Chris Wolnik, Jell Woock, Gwen Wysocki, Nancy Yackle, Monte Yearian, lisa 180 Young, Michelle Zajac, Jim Zak, Ed Zelmer, Wendy Zenak, Robin Zidek, Jim Ziemke, Daryl Zimmerman, Ann Evelyn Wood flunkie, Vance Erwin, hours after class is over. 181 182 AGATHER, KRISTEN: A Cappella 4, Band 1,2,3,4, Chamber choir 4; class board 4; drama club 4; Forensics 2,4; Orchestra 3,4; Thespian 4; Ski club 2,3,4; Musical 3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Trojanettes 1; Nat. Honors 3,4; Honor roll 1,2,3,4; Fo- rensics Rookie of the Year 2. AHRENS, CARLEEN: A Cappella 4; Choir 1; National Honors 4; Washington Wksp. 4. ANDERSON, ANDY: Co-op Work Ed. Vice-President 4. ANDERSON, NANCY: Class Bd. 4; A Cappella 4; Leader 3,4; Offices aides 1,2; Prom Bd. 4; Homecoming Steering Comm. 3 Chr. 4; Basketball 2,3; Softball 1,2; Powder Puff 3,4. ANDERSON, SANDY: A Cappella choir 4. AREHART, RICHARD: Yearbook photographer 1,2,3,4; Class Bd. 2,3,4; Cauldron Outstanding Photog. award 3; Intramural Basketball 4. ASHE, MELINDA: Cheerleader 1,2,4; Homecoming Comm. 3,4. AZZARELLO, CATHY: Ski club 2,3; Outdoor club 3. BADDELEY, CHRIS: Chamber choir 4; A Cappella 3,4; Musi- cal 4. BAITTIE, BOB: A Cappella 3,4; Band 1,2; Chamber choir 3,4; Leader 3,4; Baseball 2. BAKER, ELIZABETH: Bowling team 4. BANNON, KELLY: Nat. Honors 4; III State 3; National Merit Letter of Comm. 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. BARNES, CHARLOTTE: OEA 3,4; 204 Aide 1; Queen Candi- date 4. BARRANCO, BOB: Intramural Basketball. BARRON, APRIL: WDGC 1,2; Cauldron 2,3; Outdoor Club 3; Class Bd. 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3; National Merit Letter of Comm. 3; Nat. Honors 4; Intramurals 2. BARTA, LOU: AFS 2. BECKER, KRIS: AFS 1,2; Honor Society 4; Intramurals 1,2. BEDNARZ, RITA: Trojanette 1; Future Nurses 2,3; Home- coming Steering Comm. 2; 204 Aides 2; Track 1. BEINE, LYNN: AFS 2,3,4; Senior Class Bd. 4; Future Nurses Club 4; Homecoming Steering 4; Outdoor club 4; Nat. Hon- ors 4; Intramurals 4. BEMBENICK, KAREN: Choir 1,2,3,4; Band 1; Homecoming Steering Comm. 4; Debate 2,3; Drama club 4; Operetta 4, A Cappella 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Nat. Honors 4; Nat. Forensics League 2. BERCH, KATHY: Choir 1,2,3; A Cappella 4; Chamber choir 4; Trojanettes 2; Leader 3,4. BIANCHETTI, KEN: Office Ed. 4; Gymnastics 1. BOSH, JEFF: D-club 3,4; Ski club 4; Pool leader 3,4; AFS 4; TAC 1,2; Student Council 4; Nat Honors 4; Honor roll 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; swim 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. BOWE, JOHN: Football 1; Intramurals 4. BOYLE, MARLA: AFS 1,2. (V.P.); Honor roll 4. BRAATZ, BOB: Physical Science Award 2; Nat. Honors 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Wrestling 2,3; track 2,3; Intra- murals 4. BRAEM, ANNE: A Cappella 4; Leader 3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Honors Society 3,4; Gymnastics 1,2; Softball 3. BRAND, LAURA: A-V Aides 1; IMC Aide 2,3; Spanish Club 1; Drama 1; Bowling 2,3,4. BRAUND JUDY: Class bd. 1; Equestrian 1; Nat. Honors 2,3. BROWN, VICKI: Orchestra, 1; Equestrian 1. BRYANT, RONALD: Class Bd. 4; Leader 3,4; Science Club 3; Intramurals 4; Nat. Honors 4. BRUCE, BARB: Radio 1; Spanish club 1; Swimming 1,2; Fo- rensics 2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Powder Puff 3,4; Choir 3. BUCKLEY, JENNIFER: French club 3; Office Aide 1,2; Powder Puff 3. BUNTING, SUE: 204 aides 1,2,3,4; 228 aides 1,2; gymnastics 1,23. BUSSEY, SANDRA: A Cappella 4; Operetta 4; Drama 4; Se- nior Class bd.; Band 1,2,3,4; Nat. Honors 4; Music Camp Award 3; Honor roll 2,3,4. BUTTS, DAWN: Spanish Club 1; Forensics 2,3; Intramurals 2,3,4; Powder Puff 3,4; Art Scholarship 2; Art Contest 3. CAPEK, LAURA: Drama 2,3,4; Thespians 3,4; Nat. Honors 4. CAMPBELL, RAY: Band 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1; track 3; Nat. Merit 4; Scholastic Art Award 3. CASSIDY, JUDIE: Cheerleader 1,2; Pool Leader 3,4; Swim- ming 1,2. CASTRO, BRIAN: Nat. Honors 3,4; Golf 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4, Hockey 2,3; Sectional Golf Champ 3. CHEN, NOBEL: Science club 3; Biology Award 1; Silver Math Award 2; Rensselaer Medal 3; Nat. Honor Society 3,4; Honor roll 1,23,4. 18) CHIODRAS, NORM: Band 1,2,3 A Orchestra 3,4; Musical 3,4; class bd. 1, D-Club 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Cross-country 2,3,4; In- tramurals 4; Honor roll 1,2,3,4; Biology Award 1; Silver Math Award 3; Nat. Honors Society 3,4. CIANCIO, PAMELA: Class bd. 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Steering 4; Spanish club 4; Nat. Honors 3,4. CLINTON, LARRY: Wrestling 1,2,3A CORSON, MICHAEL: AFS 2; French club 2,3; Science club 2; Physical Science Award, Iowa State Scholastic Award, Bowling. CROUCH, BECKY: Trojanettes 1, Athenas 2; Homecoming Steering 2; PE Leader 2,3,4. CRUICKSHANK, DAWN: Trojanettes 2; Athena 3,4; Nat. Honors 4; Nat. Merit Scholarship. D'AGOSTINO, PAT: Leader 3; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3; Basketball 2,3; Softball 1,2,3. DANDO, SAM: Track 1,2. DARNELL LINDA: Trojanette 2; Athena 3; A-V aide 2; Home- coming Steering 3. DEAL, NANCY: Trojanettes 2; Athenas 3,4; Forensics 2; Homecoming 3,4; Nat. Honors 3,4; Gymnastics 1. DETENTE, ANGEL: Swimming 1,2; Swim manager 2,3; pool leader 1,2,3,4. DETHKE, SUE: Homecoming Steering 2,3,4; Track 1. DIVER, SUE: Homecoming Steering 4; Class Board 4; FCA 4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Volleyball mgr. 1,2; Intramurals 1,4. DORE, BOB: Hockey team 2,3,4. DOTY, MARK: Pool leader 2,3,4; Senior Class Bd.; Cross Country 1,2; Swim Team 1,2,3,4. DREVENY, PEG: 213 aide 2; Trojanette 1, Athena 2,3,4; Athena officer 2,3,4; Homecoming Steering 3; Nat. Honors 3,4; Athena 100° 2; Silver math Award 3. DUFFIN, LINDA: IMC aide 1,2; Honor 1. DUNCAN, DONNA: 205 aide 1,2,3; Caulsdon 2,3; Equestrian 2; FNC 1,2,3,4; Nurses Club officer; Track 2; Intramurals 2. DYSHAW, RENEE: Senior Class Bd; Silver Math Award 3; Nat. Honors 4. ECKMANN, PAM: Cheerleader 4; Nat. Honors 3,4; Intra- murals 1,2,3,4; Gymnastics 1,2,3,4. EDWARDS, JIM: Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1; Track 2; Football captain, all-conference, all-state 4. EHLSCHLAEGER, KEN: Chess club 2,3; pool leader 2,3,4; Wargames 2,3,4; Swim team 1; Diving 2,3. EISENREICH, LEE ANN: Cheerleader 1,2; Gymnastics 1,2. ELLIOTT, STEVE: Nat. Honors 4; Football 1,2,3,4 (co-capt. 4); Wrestling 1,2; Track 1,2,3. FELGENHAUER, LAURA: Leader 2,3,4; Nat. Honors 3,4; Swim- ming 2,3; Powder Puff 3,4. FISCHER, MAGGIE: Leaders 3,4; class Bd. 4; Nat. Honors 3,4; Swimming 2,3,4; Powder Puff 4. FORD, CRAIG: Nat. Honors 3,4; Silver Math Award 3; Foot- ball 1,2; Golf 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4. FOX, MIKE: Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Football 2,3,4 (Capt., All-state Hon. Mention). FREDRICKSON, LINDA: A Cappella 4; Office aide 2,3; Oper- etta 4; Nat. Honors 4. FREEMAN, BRENDA: A Cappella 4, chamber choir 4; Oper- etta 4; office aide 2; honor roll 2. FREY, JEFF: Track 1; Football 2; Band 1. FRY, PETE: Leader 3,4; soccer 4; Intramural 4; Nat. Honors 4; Sll. State Scholars 4. GAFFNEY, DEB: Trojanettes 2; Athena 3; Class bd. 4; Intra- murals 1,4. GARCIA, JEANNA: Marching Band 1; Drama 1,2,4; Forensics 2; Leader 3,4; Swimming 2,3; Volleyball 2,3,4. GENIS, PAT: Swimming 4; Honor roll 3,4; Nat. Honors 4; Glcnbard South: Basketball, swimming, water polo. GLEASON, TAMRA: Leader 2,3; Orchestra 1,2,3; Softball 1; Swimming 2,3. GOLDMAN, TINA: Band 1,2,3; Volleyball Mgr. 2; FNC 2. GOODALIS, LOUISE: WDGC 1; Intramurals 4; Silver Math Award 3; Nat. Honors 4; Gold Math Award 4. GRABSKY, DOREEN: AFS 1; office aide 1,2; Class Bd. 1; In- tramurals 1,2. GUNN, BONNIE: Trojanettes 2; Athenas 3,4; Badminton 2. HAMILTON, GINA: A Cappella 4; Kaliedoscope comm. 4; Av aide 1,2,3,4; Book club 1,2,3,4; Drama 1,2,3; Forensics 2,3; Omega 3; Thespian 2,3; Operetta 4; Nat. Honors 4; Quill and Scroll 4. HAMLIN, ELIZABETH: Softball 1,2,3; Swimming 2,4; Senior Class Bd.; Pool leader 3; Nat. Honors 4. HANKIN, TODD: Baseball 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Intramural 2,3,4. HARRIS, NAT: Class Bd. 2,3,4; Homecoming Steering 4; Leader 3,4; SAR, Silver math Award, Nat. Honors. HENNING, HAROLD: Chess club 4; Collectables club 2,4; Math Club 4; Wargames 2,4; Ski club 2,4; MA' SA 2; Swim ming 2; Nat. Honors 4; Silver Math Award 4; transferred from Werner Heisenberg Gymnasium, Munich, W. Germany. HERGENRODER, LISA: Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; gymnastics 1; spent two years abroad in Islamabad, Pakistan. HERNANDEZ, MARY ANN: AFS 3,4; Homecoming steering 3,4; A Cappella, Chamber choir; DAR, Nat. Honors 3,4; Stu- dent Rep. to the School Board. HILLIGOSS, PAM: A Cappella 4; Chamber Choir 4; office aide 3; Drama 1,2; German club 3,4; Outdoor club 3,4. HODGE, JERRY: FCA 3,4; Nat. honors; Football 2,3,4; Basket- ball 4; Track 3; transferred from Canfield, Ohio. HOGAN, DEBBIE LYNNE: Homecoming Steering 4; Band 3,4; A Cappella 4; Operetta 4; transfer from Lisle H.S. (band, choir, thespian, gymnastics). HOPPER, CLAUDE: Equestrian, Thespian, FNC. HOTCHKISS, BARBARA: Nat. Honors 4; Honor roll 1,2,3,4; Powder Puff 4. HRADECKY, ERIC: A Cappella 3,4; Chamber choir 4; Swim- ming 1; track 2; baseball 1,2; intramurals 4. HUNT, BRAD: AV aide 2,3,4; Student technician 4; pool leader 2,3,4; FCA 4; Operetta 4; Swim team 2; Nat. Honors 4; Nat. Merit Letter, Who's Who in Am. H.S. students 3. HUNT, PEG: Trojanettes 1; Athena 2,3,4; Athena 100° award 2; Athena officer 3,4. JELINEK, SUE: Nurse's aide 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Ski club 2; Teacher aide 4; Volleyball 1; Powder Puff 3,4; Intramurals 2; Bowling 3,4; Basketball 3; Nat. honors 4. JACOBSON, STEWART: Class Bd. 1; Forensics 1,2; WDGC 1,2,3,4; Nat. Honors 4. JACOBY, KEN: Book club 3; Debate 1; Swim leader 2, Editor of THE OTHER. JASKULA, MARY: A Cappella 3,4; Chamber choir 4; Leader 2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Equestrian Operetta 2,3,4; Honor roll 1,2,3,4; Science Award 1; Math Award 3; National Merit Semi-Finalist 4; Nat. Honors 3,4; All State Orchestra; Intra- murals 2,4; Basketball 2. JEROUSEK, JOANNE: Cauldron 2,3; Editor of yearbook 3; Outdoor club 3,4; Spanish club 4; Trojanettes 1; Quill and Scroll 3; Nat. Honors 4; Intramurals 2. JOHNSON, BRENDA: A Cappella choir 4; Jazz Band 3,4; Or- chestra 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2; Nat. Honors 4. JOHNSON, KAREN: Nurses aide 1; Homecoming Steering Comm. 3,4; Omega 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2; Vol- leyball Mgr. 2. KALKOFEN, SCOTT: Football 1,2,3,4; Track 3; Basketball 1.2.3.4. KARL, MIKE: German club 1,2,3,4; Math Club 4; Outdoor club 2,3; Silver math, gold math Awards 3,4; Nat. Honors 3,4. KARPOWICZ, KATHY: Class Bd. 4; FNC 2,3; Homecoming Steering 4; Leader 3,4; Prom Bd. 4; DAR nominee; gymnastics 1,2; Intramurals 1,2,3. KENDLE, BRENT: Band 1,2,3,4. KENNELL, SANDY: Trojanettes 1; Athenas 2,3. KESSLER, KEVIN: WDGC 1,2,3; Operetta; Track 2,3,4. KLONOWSKI, ROSANNE: A Cappella 4; Class Bd. 4; Office aide 2; Homecoming Steering 4; Pool leader 3,4; Trojanettes 2; honor roll 3,4; Swimming 1,2,3; Powder Puff 4. KLOPKE, JAN: Art Club 3,4; Book club 4; Drama club 1; Equestrian 1,23; IMC aide 4. KOCUREK, PAT: A Cappella 4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Class Bd. 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2; Badminton 2,3,4. KOTRUCH, JOHN: Band 1,2,3,4; Chief Tech. Dir. WDGC 3,4. KRASS, ED: Nat. Merit Scholar; Football 1,2,3; Soccer 4 (capt.); Wrestling 1,2; Baseball 1,2. KREMER, JEANETTE: Forensics 2,3; IMC aide 2; Kaleidoscope Chr. 2,3,4; Art club 3; Nat. Honors 4; Honor roll 2,3,4; Intra- murals 1. KUCABA, KATHY: Omega 3,4; Chemistry Award 3; Quill and Scroll 3; Nat. Honors 4; Swim 3. KUJAWA, KRISTIE: Drama 1,2,3; Thespian 2,3,4; 204 aide 1; Bicentennial troupe 2. KUKIELSKI, CRAIG: D-club; Class Bd. 2 Silver and Gold Math Award 3,4; Nat. Honors 3,4; Science Award; Track 2,3,4; Cross country 3,4. LABUDA, RAYMOND: Football 1,2; Hockey 3,4; Baseball 1.23.4. LADNIAK, JUDY: Class Bd. 2,3,4; Drama 1; Wash. Wkshp. candidate; Powder Puff. LAHETA, BILL: Band 1,2,3,4; Orch. 2,3,4; Hockey 2,3,4; Tennis 185 1.2.3.4. IALONDE, DAN: D-club 3,4; pool leader 2,3,4; FCA 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4; Gymnastics 1,2; IBC Scholarship. LANG, ROBBIE: Cheerleading 1,2; Class Bd. 1; Athenas 3; Pe Leader 2; Gymnastics 1,2; Athena 100%. LEACH, BETTY: Powder Puff 4; Tennis 3. LESNIAK, KAREN: Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Leader 3,4; Home- coming Steering 2; Gymnastics 1,2. LEWIS, MONICA: AFS 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 4; Drama club 4; German club 1,2; Pool Leader 3,4; Outdoor club 3; Operetta 4; Nat. Honors 4; Swim team 1,2,3. LIINAMAA, MINNA: A ('appella 4; Operetta; swim team; Drama; Dance club. LINDEMANN, JEAN: Drama 1; AFS 2; Trojanettes 2; Home- coming Steering 3; Athenas 3; Nat. Honors. LISZKA, CHRIS: Hockey 1,2,3; Soccer 4. LOIKETS, RAY: Wargames 3,4; Nat. Honors 4; Intramurals 2. LOIKETS, BILL: Wargames 3,4; Intramural 2,4; Fencing 4; Wrestling 1; Track 2; Golf 3. LUNDEEN, STEVE: A Cappclla 3,4; Chamber choir 4; Chess club 1,2; Pool leader 2,3,4; Swimming 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 4; Nat. Honos 3,4. MACDONALD, JOHN: D-Club 2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 4. MAHLKE, JOHN: Band 1,2,3,4; FCA 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4; Nat. Honors 3,4; Silver Math 3; Biology Award 1; Who's Who. MAPALO, DARREN: Pool leader 2,3,4; D-Club 3,4; Swimming 1.2.3.4. MARONICH, CHARMAINE: Choir 1,2,3; A Cappella 4; Tro- janette 2; tennis 2. MARTHALER, LEISA: Athenas 2; Class Bd. 4; Cauldron 3; Homecoming 3,4; Volleyball 1; Gymnastics 1,2,3. MARTIN, NANCY: Band 1,2,3; AFS. MASON, TIM: Book club 3; Choir 3,4; IMC aide 4. McLURE, EVE: PE Leader; Nat. Honors 4; Softball 1; Volley- ball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4. McGILL, RENE: Drama Club 1; Forensics 2. McLAIN, SUE: Class Bd. 3,4; Drama 2,3,4; Forensics 2; French club 2; Thespian 3,4; Nat. Honors 4; Powder Puff 3,4. McMILLAN, DONNA: Trojanettes 2; Athena 3; Silver math award 3; Nat. Honors 4. McPHETERS, STEVE: A Cappella Choir 1,2,3; AFS 2; WDGC 1,2; TAC 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1; Volleyball 4; Basket- ball 4. MEENTS, LAURIE: Cheerleader 1; Class Bd. 4; Homecoming Steering 3,4; Leader 3,4; Nat. Honors 3,4; Honor roll 1,2,3,4; Softball team 2,3; Powder Puff; Swimming 1,2,3,4. MELOCHE, KATHY: Student council 1,2,3,4; Class Bd. 3,4; Leader 3,4; Forensics 3,4; Honor roll 1,2,3,4; Nat. Honors 3,4; Intramural 2,3. MERRILL, CHRIS: Football 1,2; Intramurals 4. MEYER, PATTY: Nat. Honors 3,4; Powder Puff Track 1,2; Cross country 3; Basketball 2. MEYERS, DAVID: D-club 2,3,4; Football 1,2; Cross Country 3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Chem. Award 3; Nat. Honors 3,4. MEYERS, KIRSTEN: AFS 3,4; A Cappella 4; Chamber choir 4; Sen. Class Bd.; French club 1,2; Homecoming Steering; Operetta. MICHELA, CYNTHIA: FCA 4; Nursing club; Tennis 1,2; Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3. MICKSCH, DALE: French club 2; Football 1; Wrestling 1; In- tramurals 2,3,4. MILLER, JEANETTE: A Cappella 4; Marching Band 4; Cham- ber Choir 4; Drama club 1,2,3,4; leader 3,4; Thespians 2,3,4; Operetta; Nat. Honors 4. MILOSTAN, SCOTT: Ski club 2,3,4; Student Cafe redesign committee. MIYAZAKI, JOHN: Collectibles club 2,3,4; IMC aide 2,3,4; Math club 4; Science club 4; Biology award 1; Silver math award 3; Nat. Honors 4; Who's Who 3. MOORE, NANCY: A Cappella 4; Senior class Bd.; Chamber choir 4; Nat. Honors 4; III. State choir 4; Powder Puff 4. MOORE, TERRI: A Cappella 4; Athenas 3,4. MONTALBANO, LISA: Cheerleader 1,2,3,4. MOREY, JANE: A Cappella choir 4; Orchestra 1,2; Trojanettes 2; Athenas 3,4; Nat. Honors 4. MORRIS, HARRY: Football 1; Track 1,2,3,4; Gymnastics 1,3; Diving 2; Soccer 4; Band 1. MORTENSON, BRUCE: WDGC 1,2; Drama 1,4; Omega 1,2; Kalcidescope 3,4; continuing dedication to the arts ... Wei- bolts and Allerton Art awards. 186 MOUNTAIN, CORINNE: Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Tennis 2,3; Vol- leyball 2; Basketball 2; Track 2,3; Powder Puff. NORTON, PAT: Football 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1; D-club 3,4. O'SHEA, KATHY: Office aide 2; Bowling 2; Intramurals 2. PAJIAN, E: Drama 4; Band 1,2; Ski club 2,3; Intramurals. PASAKARNIS, CHUCK: German club 1,2; Football 1; Hockey 1,2; Nat. Honors 4. PERRY, MARK: Drama 1; D-Club 4; Cross county 3,4; Track 2,3,4; Intra murals 1,2,4. PERTILE, MARK: Ski Club 2,3,4; Leader 3,4; Collectables 2; Intramurals. PETER, MARY: Debate 3,4; Variety show 1,2; Nat. Honors 4. PHILLIPS, TOD: Pool leader 3,4; FCA 2,3,4; Senior Class Bd.; Swimming 1,2,3. PINTA, DAVE: Band 2,3,4; A Cappella 4; Chamber 4; Oper- etta 4; Jazz Band 3,4. QUINTANA, VIRGINIA: AFS 23,4; office aide 1,2; Senior class Bd.; French club 1,2; Homecoming Steering 3,4; Prom Bd. 4; Nat. Honors 3,4. RAKOWSKI, SUE: Band 1. REID, BRIAN: WDGC 2,3,4; Leader 3,4; Outdoor club 2; Football 1,2. REID, COLLEEN: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Basketball and Volleyball intramurals; Powder Puff; Nat. Honors 4. REMBOS, STEVE: Class Bd. 3; Science club 3; AFS 4; Student Council President 4; TAC 1,2; Ski club 3,4; Nat. Honors 3,4; Honor roll 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 1. REPP, GORDON: Band 1,2; Swimming 1,2,3,4. RIZZO, SANDY: Class Bd. 1; Book club 2,3,4; Forensics 2; Drama club 3,4; Thespian 4; IMC aide 1,2,3,4; WDGC 2,3,4; Nat. Honors 3,4; Four year IMC aide. ROBINSON, DONNA: Trojanettes 2; Athenas 4. ROOK, PAT: Drama 2; Student Council 4; Ski club 4; III. State scholar; Wrestling 1,2; Track 1; Intramurals 4. ROSPOND, SCOTT: D-club, 2,3,4; cross-country 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; All conference in Track and cross country. ROULEAU, LAURA: Trojanettes 1; Athenas 2,3,4; class Bd. 3,4; Homecoming Steering 4; Band 1,2,3; Nat. Honors 4; Athena service AUD. RUOPP, TOM: Science club 3; ski club 4; student council 4; silver and gold Math Awards; honor roll 1,2,3,4; III State scholar; Intramurals 4; Who's Who in Am. High Schools. RUSCHKE, BOB: Class Bd. 1,2,3; Intramurals. RUSS, JIM: Senior class bd.; Nat. Honors. RUSSO, TONY: Ski club 3; Baseball 1,4; Golf 4; Intramurals 4; Biology Award; Nat. Honors 4. SANBORN, MARK: Honor roll. National Honors 4; Spanish Award 3; Football 1,2; Wrestling 1,2. SANTORO, ROSEMARY: Office aide 1,2; Trojanette 1,2; Homecoming Steering 3; Leader 3; Senior class board; Honor Society 3,4; Honor roll 1,2,3,4; gymnastics 2. SCHMIDT, ROBIN: Trojanettes 1; Athenas 2; senior class board; powder puff; Football 4; Nat. Honors 4; honor roll 1,2,3,4. SHANAHAN, KATHLEEN: Ski club 3,4; Powder puff 3,4. SIERAWSKI, LEONARD: Chess club 1; German club 1,2,3,4 (Pres. 3); Science club 1,2,3 (pres. 2); Student council 3; IMC aide 3,4; Leader 3,4; Nat. Honors 3,4. SKOUMAL, SUSAN: TAC 1; IMC aide 2,3,4; Nat. Honors 4; intramurals 4. SMITH, BRENDA: Forensics 2; Homecoming Steering 3; Friendship club 4; intramurals. SNELL, KAREN: Outdoor club 3; drama 4; honor roll 4; intra- murals 4; bowling 4; Transferred from Proviso West: Ski club 1,2; Bike club 1,2; Drill corps 1,2; Student council 1,2. SPILLAR, PAT: Drama club 1; IMC aide 2,3,4; Forensics 2,3. SPOTTS, JOHN: WDGC 3,4; band 3; Who's Who in Am. High Schools 4; Baseball 3,4; Soccer 4; Transferred from Bi- rmingham Michigan: Football 1; soccer 2,3; Track 1; Basket- ball 1,2; Yearbook 2,3; Band 1,2,3. SPURGEON, MICHELE: Trojanettes 1; Athenas 2,3 (officer); Homecoming Steering. STACHOWIAK, BARB: Trojanettes 1; Senior class board 4; Athenas 2; Homecoming Steering. STEFFY, JUDY: Spanish club 1; Drama club 1,2,3,4; Forensics 2,3,4; A Cappella 4; Cauldron 3; Class Bd. 2,3; Thespian 2,3,4; Nat. Honors 4; Speech Award 3; III State Scholar; Nat. Merit Letter; Honor roll 1,2,3,4. WOODY, LINDA: A Cappella 4; AFS 2,3,4; Class Bd. 3,4; Drama 23 4; Homecoming Steering 2,3; Student Council 4; Thespians 3,4; Operetta 4; Volleyball 2. LAWSON, CATHY: A Cappella 4; Book club 1,2,3,4; Drama 187 1,23,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4. - TEHR, KRISTA: Office aide 2; Book club 2,3; German club 1; Omega 4; Northwind 2,3; AFS; Nat. Honors 4; Honor roll 1,2,3,4; Who's Who 3. SUCH, KATHY: Spanish club 1; Future Nurses 3; AFS; Pow- der puff 3,4; Nat. Honor Society 4. STIRN, MARGI: Powder Puff 4; Drama club 1,2,3; Thespians 3; Bicentennial Troupe 2; Leader 3,4; Gymnastics 1. SVOBODA, MICHAEL: Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1,2,3; Nat. Honors 4; A Cap- pella Choir; Chamber choir. SWEHLA, LORI: A Cappella 4; Chorus 3; Office aide 2,4; Op- eretta 4; Tennis 1; Bowling 4. SWIERCZEK, KARLA: Class Bd. 1,2,3,4; Cauldron 2,3; Equest- rian 1; Outdoor club 3; Homecoming Steering 4; AFS 1; SIU Environmental Wkshp.; Nat. Honors 4; Quill and Scroll 3; Tennis 2,3. TETER, TRACY: Band 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 4. THEDE, KIM: A Cappella 4; Chamber choir 4; Choir 1; Drama 1,2,4; Thespian 4; Operetta 4; Bicentennial troupe 2; Piano teacher 1,2,3,4; Nat. Honors 4. THOMAS, VAL: Book club 3; North wind 3; Scholastic Art Awd. 2. THOMPSON, VINCENT: Band 1,2,3,4; AFS 3,4; Honor roll 1,2,3,4. UPITIS, YVETTE: German club 1; Book club 2,3; Omega 3; Northwind 2,3; Forensics 3; AFS 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3; Nat. Honors 4; Honor roll 1,2,3,4. VEVERKA, BOB: A Cappella 3,4; Class Bd. 4; Drama club 1,2; pool leader 3,4. VERVERS, LEONARD: AV aide 2,3; D-club 3,4; German club 1,2; Nat. Honors 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; gymnastics 1,2,3,4. VOSS, KAREN: AFS 3; Homecoming 4; Intramurals 1,2; Biol- ogy Award 1; Silver Math Award; Nat. Honors 3,4. WAGNER, BARBARA: Office Ed. President 4; Nat. Honors 4; Trackette 2,3,4. WALKER, ANN: Powder Puff 4; gymnastics 2; intramurals 1.2.3. WALSH, LORI: Cauldron 2,3; A Cappella 4; Senior class Bd.; Quill and Scroll 3; Nat. Honors 4. WEBER, MARY: office aide 1,2; choir 3; intramurals 1,2,3,4; Powder Puff 3,4. WILLISON, KEVIN: Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3. WILSON, DEB: French club; office aide; Powder puff 3,4. WINKLER, MARILYN: A Cappella 4; pool leader 3,4; Orches- tra 1,2; Operetta 3,4. WINSCH, JOANNA: Equestrian; Pool Leader 3,4; Swim team 2.3. 18� SENIORS Front row I to r: Nancy Anderson, Virgenia Quintana, Kris Agather, Laurie Meents, Kathy Meloche, Laura Rouleau, April Barron, Sue McLain, Sandy Bussey. Back row I to r: Nat Harris, Bob Ververka, Leisa Marthalcr, Deb Gaffney, Judy Ladniak, Pat Kocurek, Ester Groot, Rich Arehart, Helene Sjolander. 189 Chris Molinari spies on the radiator. Roy Neese looks forward to graduation. Diane Abbott Kris Agather Cecilia Aguilera Carleen Ahrens Steve Allison Andy Anderson David Anderson Muriel Anderson Nancy Anderson Sandra Anderson John Archer Richard Archart Melinda Ashe lohn Aspel Kimberly Atkins Carl Aubele Art Austin Cathy A arcllo Lovilla Bacoulis Chris Baddeley Sandy Bailey Robert Baittie Elizabeth Baker Eric Banlield Chris Baniewic Kelly Bannon Charlotte Bames Kevin Bames Robert Barranco April Barron Louis Barta loseph Bartos Tom Basso Karen Beauchamp Kris Becker Brad Beechamp Chris Behrel Lynn 8eine Tom Bellcourt Karen Bembenick 191 SEN IORSADVANCETO GRADUATION Coaches Sanborn and Kent get some lip from the team! Miles Harvey reflects on his news analysis career 192 Leora Beniofl Rita Bodnar; Kathy Berch Ken 8ianchetti Katie Black Sharon Blecher Susan Blonn Cheryl Bly Eileen Boatman William 8oehning Martin Boer Evon Bogathy Rhonda Boggess Roger 8oscardin |e« Bosh Michelle Boshonig Steve Bostwick John Bowe Mark Bowman Amy Boyd 193 Marla Boyle Bob Braat Alan Bradley Anne Braem Laura Brand Mike Braun ludy Braund Glenn Brihagen Pam Brinkman Ron Brogan Vicki Brown Rich Browning Barbara Bruce Ronald Bryant Jennifer Buckley Mark Buerschaper Terrie Bulthaup Susan Bunting David Burnetter Sandy Bussey Dawn Butts Mark Campbell Ray Campbell Steve Campbell Susan Campbell Holly Capek Laura Capek Mike Caputo Susan Carlisle David Carlson Sandy Carlson Dianne Carroll Mary Carroll Noel Carter Rusty Carter Pam Casement Sheree Casserilla Julie Cassidy Brian Castro Judy Cavalli 195 Tom Cavanaugh Sandy Cedzidlo Michelle Charette Joe Chatman Nobel Chen Norm Chiodras Wayne Christ Carl Christensen Pam Ciancio Elizabeth Clark Pam Clark lynette Cleek Jenny Cochran 8arbara Collier Kathy Conway Michael Corson Tom Craven Mike Crawley Catherine Creamer lohn Crema 1% Brian Cristman Phil Croak Becky Crouch Dawn Cruickshank Keith Cuff Cindy Curatolo Patricia D'Agostino Brian Daily Bonnie Dallncr Steve Daly Sam Dando Martha Dane Bob Dankwardt Linda Darnell Connie Davis Sue Davis Nancy Deal Cindy Delaby Mark Delease Susan Demkovich 197 Dan Denk Kim Dennis Angela Detente Suzanne Dethke David Devane Rebecca Diaz Susan Diver Dana Dixon James Dixon Steve Dixon Wayne Dixon Dawn Dode Terry Doherty Nicolas Donck Mary Donnelly Robert Dore Mark Doty Peg Dreveny Cheryl Drzymkosvski Susan Dudas Linda Duffin Blair Dufour Donna Duncan Brian Dunn Mary Dupre Michael Dyer Renee Dyshaw Pam Eckmann lames Edwards Ken Ehlschlaeger Lee Eisenreich Audie EHickson Sieve Elliott Liz Ellsworth lisa Engelsman Scott Erby Christine Erickson left Falesch Pat Fanning Laura Felgenhauer 199 Mark Petting Dawn Filipiak Don Fink Cynthia Fischer Mike Fischer Margaret Fischer Dan Fisher Roy Flegel Craig Ford Angelo Forieri Tom Fowler Mike Fox Craig Franger Roger Frank linda Frankovic Linda Fredrickson Brenda freeman Jeffrey Frey Peter Fry Debra Gaffney 200 Pat Galbraith Robert Garbowicz leanna Garcia |ohn Garris Stephen Gavin John Geary Patrick Genis Doreen Georgeson Greg Gifford Rich Gilbert Anthony Giugliano Gail Gniadek Tamra Gleason Tina Goldman Jason Gonzalez Louise Goodalis Mary Goodsell Peggy Goodsell Cheryl Goodsvin Frank Gore 20) Doreen Grabsky Michelle Greenhill Brad Grey Faith Grinnell lames Grosser Richard Grcytak Ester Groot Karen Guinand Bonnie Gunn Caria Guse Linda Guzick Micahel Hacker Gina Hamilton Betsy Hamlin Richard Hancock Nancy Hanka Todd Hankin Bill Hanrahan Pat Harazmus Wayne Hargreaves Curtis Harper loan Harrett n.ii Harris Heidi Hartmann Kevin Hayes Susan Heard Carol Heaton Kathleen Hedler Heidi Heiberger Rich Henley Alaire Hendon Harold Henning Lisa Hergcnroder Mary Hernandez Peggy Herrero Chris Hesslau Mark Hill Pam Hilligoss Barbara Hinz Jerry Hodge 205 Debra Hogan Anne Hogle Mark Hoke Danny Hoppes tad Steve Horvath Barbara Hotchkiss Henry Hosvorth Eric Hradecky lulie Hubbard Dan Hughes Brad Hunt Gail Humphris Peggy Hunt Charlsie Hunter Mike Hunter Pam Hyerdall Paula Hyerdall Tom I vers Stewart (acobson Ken Jacoby Peter lacques Sharon lames Mary Jaskula Denise Jaunscm Sue Jelinek Terrance Jensen Joanne Jerousek Michael Jilek Brenda Johnson Karen Johnson Karen Marie Johnson Mark Johnson Sandy Jones Steve Jones Simon Judd Sue Jura Richard Kalinowski Scott Kalkofen Tom Kane Mike Karl 205 Vidor Karlson Kathy Karpovvic Darlene Kasinec Scott Kay Brent Kendle Sandy Kennell Brad Kent |oni Kern Kevin Kessler Cindy Kilkenny Carol Kin Rick Kirsch David Klimcak Carol Kline Wendy Kline Rosanne Klonosvski |an Klopkc Patty Kocurek John Kotruch Peter Kovac Audrey Kowalc yk David Kowak yk Marilyn Krape Edward Krass Frank Krat Lycia Kraus Joan Kroomger Jeanette Kremer Paula Krueger Jamie Krupp Kathy Kucaba Robin Kufrin Kristi Kujawa Craig Kukielski Ray Lubuda Judy Ladniak William laheta Virginia Laisch Dan lalondc Ann Lang 207 Robin Lang Karon Langley lean Lassiter Pat Laughlin Janet Lavin Cathy Lawson Betty Leach Vicki Lent Karen Lesniak left Lessenberry Monica Lewis Minna Liinamaa David liljegren Robert liljegrcn Laura Lincoln Jean Lindemann Tom Lindsey Chris Liszka Raymond Loikets William loikets Kim loser Nancy Lon Lynn Loucks Michael Loy Lawrence lueck Mark Lumb David Lund Kalene Lund Steve lundecn Neil Lustyk k hn Lytle Richard Maag Robert Macal John MacDonald Margaret MacDonald David Maclean |udy Mager lulie Mahaffey |ohn Mahlke Paul Mahon 209 Katherine Makely Tom Malaret Mark Maloney Michael Maness Darren Mapalo Alda Mares Charmaine Maronich Leisa Marthalcr Nancy Martin Tim Martin Donna Mason Tim Mason Steve May Jeffrey Mayer Russell McAndless Mary McCauley Eve McClure Mary McCormick Rene McGill Dennis McGowan 210 loan McGrath Susan McLain Nancy McMahon Donna McMillan Steve McPheters Deb McQuaid lauri Meents Jerry MehaHey Allen Meister Kathy Meloche Frank Mendyk Chris Merrill Patty Meyer David Meyers Kirsten Meyers Cindy Michela Paul Mickiewic Dale Micksch Jeanette Miller Sandy Miller 211 Shirley Miller Tony Miller Scott Milostan Neil Milsted Angelo Mistretta John Miya aki Ross Mohrmann Chris Molinari Tanara Monilaw lisa Montalbano Michael Monteith Nancy Moore Terri Moore Lori Morgan Harry Morris Kevin Morrissey Bruce Mortenson Corinne Mountain Mark Mourek Ray Muehlhauser Alex Muir Kim Muniak Dave Nadle Nancy NeKon Janet Netrefa Kathy Neverouski Diane Niestrath James Noon Pat Norton Denise ObkJowkz Susan O'Brien Robin Ohman Thomas Ozirsky Mark Oldenburg Daryl Olson Kathy O'Shea Mariette Osikowicz Kathy Ostrowski Brett Owen Irma Padilla 21J Edward Pajian Theresa Paradise William Parrillo Chuck Pasakarnis Marlin Patrick Timothy Payton Lawrence Pecka Mark Perry Mark Pertile Mary Peter Tod Phillips Mike Pictrini Michael Pine David Pinta Pat Plunkett Barbara Powers Michael Powers Linda Pratscher David Price Ken Price Dan Pritchard Susan Procha ka Susan Pullen Matt Purvis Laura Put bach Virginia Quintana |ohn Quinn Phil Quirk Michael Radice Mitch Radice Susan Rakowski Don Ranson Rich Rateike James Reder John Regan Joanne Reich Brian Reid Colleen Reid Kathy Reid lay Reinbacher 215 Scon Reinkemeyer Stove Rembos Gordon Repp Duane Rettinger Steve Rheintgon Randy Richey Pat Riley Sandra Ri zo Donna Robinson Kevin Rodstrom Pat Rook lisa Rose Mark Rosinski Scott Rospond Chris Rossman Laura Rouleau Cheryl Roush Thomas Ruopp Robert Ruschke Jim Russ Tony Russo Bruce Ryan Amelia Rybinski Larry Sabia |ohn Sampson Mark Sanborn Phillip Sanborn Rosemary Santoro Brian Sawyer Barry Sayah Tina Scara Anne Schaffner Mark Scheckel Greg Scbeitler Ken Schiefelbein Gary Schirmer Allen Schmidt Robin Schmidt Fred Scritsmier Michael Sembach 217 Tony Seratt Christopher Serna Kathy Shanahan Brian Shaulis Phil Shea Ruby Shemezis Douglas Shreves Ken Shuksta Steve Sieg Leonard Sierasvski Becky Sievers Mark Silvestri Fred Sinkovits Helene Sjolander Laurie Skok Susan Skoumal |im Slater Leslie Sleezer Kenneth Sloan Brenda Smith Debbie Smith Jim Smith Kerry Smith Ronald Smrz Donna Smuskiewicz |im Snell Karen Snell Raeann Sou tar Pat Spillar Betty Spinney John Spotts Gayle Spread Michelle Spurgeon Barb Stachowiak Debby Standard Roll Stavig Judy Stelfy Roger Steger Krista Stehr Bob Sterioti 219 Kathy Stich Margaret Stirn Dave Stock well Chris Stolarik Janet Strand Mike Stubbe lohn Superits Mic hael Svoboda Lori Swehla Karla Swierczek Deborah Sykes Debra S c epaniak Ten lambunno Lian Tan Lonard Tandaric Carrie Taylor Tracy Teter Kim Thede Mike Thomas Valerie Thomas Patti Thomas Debbie Thomas Chris Thompson Vince Thompson Norma Treiber Thai Trinh Sue Tourville Nancy Turek Yvette Upitis Greg Vallaria layme Vanden Heuvel Cathy Velazquez Lauren Vernon Bob Ververka Leonard Ververs Steve Voida Karen Voss left Wade Barb Wagner Ann Walker 221 Mary Ann Wallace Donna Waller John Walsh Lori Walsh Donna Wascher Dianna W'atkins Bruce Watson |ohn Webber Mary Weber David Wcdeman Greg Weimer Brenda Wellen |im Werner liva Whetstone Cheryl White Tom Wiard Mark Wienke Pant Wilc ynski Chris Wilgus Kevin Willison Carol Wilson Debbie Wilson Marilyn Winkler Joanne Winsch Karen Wojiechowski Cindy Wokas Deborah Woll Rkhard Wolff Sieve Wolsfeld Linda Woody Louise Yap Dana Yearian Dave Yendrek Lou Ziebell 223 Cherie Brokerhof looks forward to senior year. AND NOW-THE WINNERS The game of Student Life is long and challenging. Through lazy spring days and February blizzards, the contestants plod on, ever onward. All can eventually make it, but there are some, a select minority of contestants “par excellence , who deserve special recognition as they stagger or leap across the North High finish line. Here they are: This is Bruce Blotsky, winner after six years in attendence. who memorized the surface of every desk top in the English Department. Here is Elmer Mugwump, whose tactic for winning the game was to eat teachers alive in class. He was quickly passed through aTl four grades in three weeks. These are the famed Omega quadruplets, shortly after receiving their diplomas, loincd each to the other at the thigh at birth, they never shared answers for a single exam at North! Aldonza Quixote, voted most beautiful by those who daydreamed, and most dreamy by those who were beautiful, reflects upon the next four years away from North. 22S PRIZES FOR THE WINNERS There are rewards for a win, place, or show in the game of Student Life. All contestants get a free diploma, a chance in life outside the game area. However, special awards await those lucky enough to be honored , including: Prize 1: A free enrollment in the lecture scries How to Be a Dean of Students and Love It . Seen here is lecturer. Master of Discipline, Philip Kale. Prize free lunch jt North for the rest of your natural life! (You supply the straight lines here!) Prize 02: Disco dancing lessons for the next ten years by the famed female staff in P.f. at North. Prize 4: A lifetime pink hall pass! 226 INDEX FRESHMEN: Albert, R. 20, 26 Albrecht. L. 8« Ayers, Stacey 91 Barnes, K. 67 Bartell, J. 42 Baykan. B. 19 Blechschmidt, VV. 18, 23 Block, L. 94 Bloedorn, T. 52 Bouhan, T. 18 Bovard, M. 88 Brady. C. 3 Brown, A. 18 Bruska J. 67 Butler, M. 10 Cabrerra, R. 76 Capelety, T. 88 Capocy, B. 69 Carlton, J. 20 Carroll, B. 18, 30 Ciolkosz. R 18 Clemmensen, C. 69, 91, 93 Clore, Z. 52 Corr. T. 18, 30 Crabb. M. 52, 64 Crowley, R. 18, 23 Curtiss, H. 88 Cutinello. C. 67 Delesdernier, D. 18 Dellutri, D. 91 Di John, J. 18, 23 Dixon, B. 67 Dlesk. D. 18, 30 Doty. L. 67 Drobney, G. 18 Duffy, M. 91 Dwyer, L. 64 Eckman, M. 67 Evert, M. 30 Fabbri, |. 18 Fink. W. 18 Fisher, M. 18, 30 Fisk, L. 67 Foster, W. 90 Foust, A. 18 Freeman, G. 18 Fulgaro, L. 91 Furlong, K. 18 Gagnon. A. 91 Galbraith. S. 94 Garrett, S. 30 Garris. S. 52 Geraci, L. 90 Ghanayen, A. 88 Gould, K. 18 Gragasin. N. 69 Graham, M. 18, 30 Gregor, G. 94 Gregor, J. 64 Creytak, R. 18 Halbur, M. 22. 30 Hall, L. 44 Halligan, C. 67, 90 Hambel, S. 89, 94 Hampton. D. 82 Hanrahan, R. 30 Hanseek, T. 67 Harloe, S. 91 Hartman, S. 18 Hawley, C. 69 Hector, C. 46 Hejmej, M. 18, 24 Henning. H. 87 Heyse. K. 18 Hill. D. 18 Hinckly, J. 18, 33 Hitzemann, L. 90 Hodge, J. 18, 64 Hurley, L. 47 Hyne, Jan 47 Imbriam, D. 18 Immormino, J. 1 Ineich, E. 67 Isenberger, L. 90 Jackson, A. 67 Jennings, C. 68 Jewell, J. 87 Johnson, J. 67 Johnson, J. 18 Jones, C. 82 Kalkofen, S. 18, 30 Kamparman, P. 91, 69 Karl, P. 20 Karlson, P. 69 Karmazin, D. 18 Karpowicz, S. 18 Kazienko, L. 88 Kenny, J. 69 Khoe. L. 18 Kiefer, Roberta A. 91 Kilkenny, Greg J. 19 Kinka, Russell T. 18 Kozoman, Cathleen L. 67 Kraw, Victor R. 18, 23 Kriz, Renee C. 89, 90 Krol, Kimberly S. 52 Kujawa. Kevin E. 18 Lang, Heidi M. 43 lata, Michael L. 22 Leigh, Michael V. 18 Linnert, Dave W. 18 Lloyd, Suzanne 67 Long. James J. 2 Lucier, Steven A. 18, 26 Lumb, Cathy A. 44 Mango, Cindy M. 149 Mapalo, Les M. 18, 30 Marconi, Joseph 18 Martin, Vincent L. 87, 88 May, John A. 20 Mayer, Kenneth A. 18 Mazzia, Victoria A. 90 McLaughlin, Colleen R. 69 Melin, Todd H. 19 Miller, Alexander W. 23 Miller, James W. 18, 23 Miriani, Steven P. 30 Mueller, Deborah A. 67 Muniak, Dawn K. 67 Murphy, Mary M. 90 Naberhaus, Gail A. 90 Nadle, Jonathan E. 14 Narrajos, Clarence, J. 150 Nepereny, Ronald J. 10 Neumann, Eric M. 20 O Connor, Patrick J. 18 Oleary, Tracie J. 90 Olson, Kim M. 67 O Neill. Brian M. 20 Pasakarnis, Patricia S. 89 Patel, Rajendra N. 69 Patrey, Robert A. 18 Patti, Debbie 43 Patsones, Robert S. 18 Paulhus, Michael J. 69 Pavlock, Susan M. 90 Pedigo, Jeff H. 18 Peterson, Nancy J. 88, 91 Phelan, Jim K. 151 Pittman, Philip J. 89 Ponx, Richard L. 18 Provenzano, Frank A. 42 Rahn, Christoph D. 88 Riley, Scott M. 18 Rodstrom, l evra 88 Rogals, Richard R. 18 Rogoz, Mark A. 20. 26. 94 Rohlfing, John R. 18 Rutt, Nancy M. 91 Salazar, Steve A. 91 Salzbrunn, Lisa R. 18 Sanborn, Rick J. 18, 152 Sanders, Daniel 1.42 Saulnier, Michael 18 Scholtens, Charles S. 18. 30 Shannon, Patrick D. 20 Shemezis, Mary A. 46 Shreves, Bethany M. 46 Skinner, Matthew 18 Smith, Alice E. 91 Smith, Karen M. 89 Sporleder, Heidi 89 Stachowiak, Jean M. 43 Stadtler. Ed F. 18. 23 Stehr, Karola A. 18, 10, 89 Stirn, Matthew R. 18 Stockwell, Sandra 90 Stolarik, Steve 18, 23 Strasser, Gregory N. 18, 10 Sullivan, Peter 18 Superits, Mark A. 18 Sykes, Mike 23 Tamburrino, Tina M. 67, 90 Tandaric, Michael M. 30 Taylor. Joy M. 70 Taylor, Terresa L. 67 Teifer, Kimberly S. 69 Tobias, Michael, J. 30 Town, Kimberley, M. 52 Tracy, Scott 20 Trovato, Samuel P. 18 Trowbridge, Paul S. 91 Turkington, Kim 22 Upitis, Karen M. 67 Upton, Kenneth M. 18, 23 Verdonck, Tammi 154 Victorian, Jeffrey A. 20 Villarreal, Caroline 67, 90 Wager, Mark J. 90, 93 Walker, Kenneth C. 18 Wander, Deborah L. 40, 47 Waterman, Anne A. 88. 91 Whitlock, Audrey A. 67 Wilding. Belinda 67 Wilson, |im M. 18 Wisdom, Thomas B. 18 Wolf. |ohn L. 20 Youngs, Daryl J. 18, 21 Yuill, Paul V. 18 Zeigler, Jacquelin M. 88 Zeland, Lori E. 43 SOPHOMORES: Ahrens, Cynthia J. 71, 156 Arbizanni, Mark S. 16, 26 Ashe, Julie 1. 66 Baddeloo. Douglas A. 19 Barcia, Joseph 16 Barkei, Kathleen A. 88 Beauchamp, Patricia M. 1 Beechamp, Lynne E. 66 Beine. Robert 20, 21 Bell, Lori R. 89 Benge, Richard M. 16 Bielat, David J. 16 Block, David P. 3, 69, 74 Bockelman, Lynn E. 71 Boll, Sandra M. 40 Bombaugh, Scott R. 19 Boucher, Lisa A. 52 Bouhan, Patty A. 89 Boyle, Julie A. 40 Boyle, Margo M. 157 Boyna, Nadine M. 66 Brignall, Julie K. 67 Brucato, Barbara A. 69 Brucato. Betty J. 52, 69 Buschman. taura S. 91 Byers, (ierianne 67 Campbell, Karen 47 Carkhuff, Robin J. 88 Carroll, Scott A. 16, 26 Casey, Jo Ann 94 Cavalli. Anthony S. 16 Cich, Kevin 16 Cinkus, Julie A. 74 Clark, Thomas E. 71, 91 Clisham, Colleen 40 Coles, Scott R. 68 Collins, David 42 Corson, Mark 158 Corson, Melanie, 67 Cottrell, Sara J. 70 Cubic, Mike 22 Curatolo, Brenda 52 Cushing. Carol 67 Cutinello, Cindy A. 67 Davis, Lori M. 70 Devick, Devon E. 29 Dick, Mylene L. 86 Dixon, John J. 42 Dlesk, Richard M. 16, 26 Draut, Laura 88 Drogemuller, Kenneth I. 161 Edwards, T. 16, 29 Eichorst, K. 69 Elliott, K. 16 Enge, L. 40. 41 Fanning, I. 70 Feld, S. 69, 70, 89 Finch, M. 44 Fisk, J. 16 Fliehr, W. 16 Foody, L. 67 McPheters, K. 66 Ford, A. 67 McQuaid, J. 16 Forsythe. J. 69. 70, 89 Meents, S. 16 Frank, M. 91 Meyers, L. 47 Giertych, K. 16 Michela, Mike, 22 Gleason, J. 19 Moore, Jan 68 Goldman, G. 91 Moore. Robin 52, 90 Goon, N. 69 Muchlhauser, K. 47, 53 Goss, A. ‘X) Nystrom, K. 67, 94 Gou oulis, FI. 89 O'Connell, R. 16 Greise, E. 26 O'Haver. C. 22, 91 Halbur, L. 71 Parker, D. 91 Hall, G. 16 Patrey, D. 44 Halligan, M. 67. 70 Paulus. A. 69 Halm. T. 69, 70 Pawlowicz, T. 21 Hampton, M. 20, 21 Phillips, J. 71 Hanson, S. 47 Pucci, D. 21 Harper, J. 69 Puchi, O. 91 Harrv, P. ‘JO Quinn, J. 16, 26 Hawley. A. 70 Ramos, M. 22 Hayes, L. 46, 67 Rantis, D. 31 Haynes, J. 94 Raynie, S. 71 Heim, S. 16 Reaster, David 21 Hernandez. K. 21 Reid, Kevin 16, 64 Hinckley, G. 16 Ring. R. 68. 70 Hopkins, L. 94 Roth, John 91 Howarth, T. 94 Roty. R. 94 Hranda, V. 87 Rowe, R. 29, 89 laskula, A. 16 Russo. R. 70. 74 Jedlicka, |. 64 Salazer, D. 22. 91 lencks, V. 66 Sauer, L. 89 Jessup, C. 43 Sawyer, A. 16 Johnson, I). 64 Schaeler. A. 40 Karl. M. 21 Scherer, C. 3, 69 Karl, R. 47 Schiermacher, G. 19 Karlson, L. 69 Schmidt, C. 16 Karpowicz, F. 29 Seaholm, C. 81 Kascinecz, C. 91 Sherman, S. 43 Kasper, S. 22 Skoog, S. 43 Katauskas, I. 66 Sol berg. S. 89 Kenning, W. 1 Stachowiak, B. 16 Kessler. B. 16 Staie, D. 29 Khatau. V. 70 Stanley, N. 26, 22 Kikta, D. 47 Sternicle, S. 87 Kramer, A. 52 Stevens, J. 66 Kruse, N. 88 Stirn, S. 16, 29 Kuhn, M. 16 Stotler, J. 52 Kunst, J. 67 Strods. P. 16, 29 Kurth, V. 94 Swenson, R. 19, 29 Lange, D. 16 Tate, D. 29 Laraia, B. 67 Taylor, R. 29 Lawson, M. 91 Thompson, L. 43 Leduc, J. 16 Thomsen, T. 67, 91 Lencioni, A. 16 I odd. Nancy 91 Lingafelter, K. 89 Venske, J. 3, 90 Lund,G. 29 Villareal. M. 66, 70 Lundeen, J. 93 Vineyard, B. 16 Luttrell, T. 16 Walker, Kevin 16 Majors, G. 89 Walker, K. 47 Majors, J. 68 Wallace, J. 21 Malerick, P. 29 Walsh, M. 21 Maloney, J. 16 Watson, K. 94 Maronich, C. 22 Weber, L. 67 Matt, T. 16. 64 Whittmyer, R. ‘JO McCoy. K. 69 Weigand, W. 40 McFadden, M. 16, 26 Wilkins. T. 66 McKclvie, K. 67 Wuerfel. J. 89, 91 Zcbic, D. 4 3, 67 Hinkley, L. 14 Zenger, S. 16 Elodina, D. 66 Ziebell, C. 29 Hoffmann, A. 52 JUNIORS: Hough, L. 91 Howe, A. 22 Alms, J. 69 Hyne, K. 20 Anderson, 13. 69 llagan. S. 43 Antolik, M. 14 Imcs, t. 66 Appleman, H. 71 Irwin, S. 66 Atkins, S. 31 Jewell, R. 87 Austin, B. 84 Jilek, T. 91 Babb, M. ‘ 4 Karl. K. 3. 88 Bahlmann, C. 27 Katz, E. 70. 74 Barich, C. 57, 66 Keehan, D. 31 Beggs, Dale 81 Kendall, K. 70, 88 Bjerknes, L. 43 Khoe. K. 91 Bloedoren, M. 52, 92 King, E. 20 Bradley. G. 25 Kupper. N. 3, 88 Brady, Pal 93 Kusnierz, D. 19 Brand. S. 46 Lacey, D. 42 Burke. C. 20 Larson, S. 92 Caccippio, A. 92 Liberacki, J. 25 Cale, T. 91 Liedke. J. 91 Campbell, R. 84 Laboda. N. 57, 66 Campbell, S. 91 Loder, S. 64. 87 Capocy, P. 69 Loving, M. 65 Carr. C. 19 Maclearie, D. 92 Carroll. D. 14, 25, 84 Mann, B. 87 Chipman, C. 20, 94 Mapalo, E. 44, 92 Ciolkosz, P. 57, 91 Martin, D. 86 Clemmenson, K. 70, 91 Matthews, K. 92 Conklin. T. 25 Matthies, K. 66 Cunningham, D. 14 McCambridge, C. 57, 92 D'Agostino, D. 65 McCarthy. P. 19, 25 Dallner, L. 66 McLain. K. 62 Day, Anne 13 McNair, D. 24 Day. D. 44, 46 Meiser, G. 20, 27, 90 Delesdernier, S. 92 Meitz, L. 92 Domijian, T. 14 Meyer, K. 27 Drescher, V. 65 Mikolas, S. 19 Dunn, M. 27 Millar, J. 71 Eberstadt. E. 19 Mullins, D. 64 Ehlschlaegcr, C. 69 Mundis, R. 89, 90 Eichelbaum, D. 25 Murphy. D. 31 Erhart, L. 57, 66 Musselman, A. 31 Erwin, V, 3. 93 Novovesky, C. 46, 68, 94 Ferguson, P. 91 O'Connor, S. 14 Figura, C. 29 O'Leary, M. 92 Fisher, S. 3, 75 O’Reilly, R. 42 Fulco, T. 24 Olson, D. 84 Cay, D. 25 Oudin, J. 44 Gaylord, S. 52, 92 Parkinson, M. 25 Giertych, T. 14 Parrillo. J. 93 Glazier, E. 3 Patsones, D. 66 Golchert, B. 69, 87 Patsones, M. 14 Gonzalez. L. 57, ‘J4 Paulhus, R. 65 Gragrasin, M. 68 Pawlowicz, S. 24 Gray, Mary 86 Pedigo, D. 71 Greytek, C. 14 Pinta, J. 66 Gunn, P. 47 Pollack, G. 69 Gunn. K. 70, 74 Purcell, D. Hamblin. J. 69, 91 Ramos, A. 92 Hanzlik, K. 69 Rendall, B. 66 Harasti, B. 3 Riley. L. 44, 52 Hartsuch, D. 91 Riley. R. 27 Hashimoto, J. 3 Robinson, S. 66 Hejmej, M. 41, 47, 93 Rohloff, J. 92 228 Rojek. A. 68, 92 Ryan, L. 14 Sanborn. P. 14 Sceper. K. 92 Sehy, S. 69 Shanahan, P. 66 Siewak, J. 42 Sirovatka, K. 42 Skala, A. 57, 86 Snyder, B. 14 Spencer, K. 19 Starck, J. 92 Stauffer, A. 43, 72 Stavig, M. 42 Stein, K. 42 Steward, M. 87, 92 Teller, M. 19 Trovato, A. 27 Valentine, S 44, 92 VVachowiak, ). 69 Ward, S. 47 Wascher, M. 27 Werling, L. 92 Wienke, D. 14 Wilkinson, R. 71 Williams, G. 91 Wokas. C. 92 Woock, G. 62 Wysocki, N. 41. 57 Young. M. 57 Zajac, ). 69 Zenak, R. 69 Ziemke, D. 14 Zimmerman, A. 92 SUPER SENIORS: Agather, K. 70. 91 Ahrens, C. 84 Anderson, A. 93 Anderson, M. 89 Anderson, N. 57, 92 Archer, J. 65 Ashe, M. 41, 57 Baittie, R. 84 Baker, E. 46 Barnes. C. 59 Beine. L. 57, 68. 86 Bembenick, K. 57, 84 Boehning, W. 14 Bosh, I. 64 Braatz, R. 14 8radlev, A. 25 Braem, Anne 41, 57, 92 Brand. L. % Brihagen, G. 93 Bryant, R. 91 Campbell, R. 27 Campbell, Steve 93 Caputo, M. 14 Carlisle. S. 93 Carter, N. 24 Cassidy, J. 93 Castro, B. 19 Cavanaugh, T. 91 Chatman, J. 93 Chiodras, N. 20 Christensen, C. 90, 92 Ciancio, P. 57 Clinton, L. 24 Cruickshank, D. 66 Darnell, I. 57 Deal. N. 66 Delaby, C. 69 Detente, A. 92 Diver, S. 57, ‘JO Donck, N. 22, 86 Dore, R. 42 Doty. M. 93 Dreveny, P. 66 Duncan, D. 68 Eckmann, P. 41 Edsvards, J. 14 Ehlschlaeger, K. 69, 87 Elliott, S. 14 Felgenhauer, L. 92 Fischer, M. 59, 92 Fischer, M. 93 Ford. C. 19. 27 Fowler, T. 24 Fox, M. 14 Frank, R. 31 Frey, P. 22, 64 Garcia, J. 44 Giugliano, A. 42 Groot, E. 1. 86 Grosser, J. 87 Gunn, B. 66 Hamilton, G. 69 Hancock, R. 84. 93 Hankin, T. 14 Hargreaves. W. 31, 93 Harper, C. 69 Harris, N. 57 Harvey, M. 62 Flenning, H. 69, 87 Herfenroder, I. 41 Hernandez. M. 57, 86 Herrero, P. 59 Hilligoss, P. 69, 89 Hodge. ). 14, 26 Hogan, D. 57 Hoppestad, D. 42 Hubbard, J. 66 Hughes, D. 24 Hunt, B. 90, 93 Hunt, M. 66 Hunter. M. 14. 24. 28, 90 laskula, M 1? lelinek, S. 46 lerousek, ). 89 (HI, loanne!) lohnson, B. 69 lohnson, K. 52. 62 lohnson, K. 57 judge, S. 31 Kalkofen, S. 14, 27 Karl, M. 90 Karpowicz, K. 51. 92 Kilkenny, C. 44 Kirsch. R. 87 Klopke, I. 69 Kotruch, |. 65 Krass, E. 22 Kroninger, J. 69 Kucaba, K. 62 Kukielski. C. 20 La Buda, R. 42 Laheta. W. 42 lalonde, D. 14 tawson, C. 69 Lesmak, K. 40, 92 Lewis, M. 92 Liinamaa. M. 86 lipkm, L. 59 Liszka, C. 22 Loikets, R. 87 Loikets, W. 87 Lueck. L. 14 Lumb, M. 64 MacDonald. J. 20 Mager. |. 86. 92 Mahlke, ). 14, 27, 90 •Mahon, P. 84 Malonely, M. 24 Mapalo, D. 93 Maronich, C. 84 McClure. E. 44. 52 McGill, R. 92 McGowan, D. 22 McPheters, S. 14 Meents, L. 51, 92 Meister, A. 93 Meloche, K. 64, 70 Mever. P. 92 Meyers, D. 24 Meyers. K. 57. 84, 86 Michela. C. 52, ‘JO Miller, |. 92 Miller. S. 91 Miyazaki, J. 68. 87. 90 Mohrmann, R. 93 Molinari, C. 69 Montalbano, L. 41 •Moore, N. 84 •Moore, T. 66 Morey, |. 66 Mortenson, B. 70 Murhlhauser, R. 26, 28 Norton, P. 24 Ohman. R. 92 Owen, B. 84. 92 Perry. M. 20 Phillips. T. 90, 93 Pinta, D. 84 Price, D. 14 Pritchard, D. 87 Murvis, M. 62. 84 Quinn, |. 42 Quintana. V. 57. 86 Rateike, R. 22 Reid, C. 52 Rembos, S. 64 Repp, G. 93 Richey, R. 24 Rizzo, S. 69 Robinson, D. 66 Rook, P. 64 Rospond, S. 28 Rouleau. L. 57, 66 Ruopp, T. 64 Russo, A. 19 Rybinski, A. 52 Sampson. J. 14. 27 Santoro, R. 57 Sawyer, B. 14 Schmidt, A. 14 Shemezis, R. 52 Sieg, S. 84 Sierawski, I 69 Sinkovits, F. 22 Sjolander. J. 86 Smith, K. 3, 70 Smith, W. 24 Snell, J. 19 Spotts, J. 22 Spurgeon, M. 66 Sterioti, R. 24 Stockwell, D. 92 Superits, J. 20 Swanson, R. 19 Swehla, L. 46 Sykes, D. 93 Thede, K. 84 Thompson, V. 86 VersVers, L. 31 Webber, |. 14 Wellen, B. 66, 94 White, Cheryl 66 White. K. 66 Wiard. T. 93 Wilczynski. P. 66 Wilcoxen, R. 69 Willison. K. 14 Winsch, |. 93 Yearian, D. 14 AND FROM THOSE WHO ARE STILL PLAYING: 2K) WE ENVY YOU, SENIORS! SENIORS SURVEY THE GAME'S END CAULDRON is always intensely curious about tallying the results of each year's contest. Winners and also rans alike are surveyed to find out the answers to the crucial issues of our year at North. We seek answers to questions like What is truth? , What is the meaning of a person's life? and: (out of 173 responding) We discovered that out of all those who wearily seized their diploma in June, almost 100% would attend their class reunion. On the list of faves for the year was the movie Saturday Night Fever, particularly, we understand, cer- tain scenes. The favorite book was The Other Side of Mid- night, which shows that some students seem not to prefer classical works. Stayin' Alive by the Bee Gees was a song voted most listened to, perhaps because the title applied to life in Downers Grove between the ages of 14 and 18. The favorite musical group ( . . . and the winner is, in Hollywood ) was Fleetwood Mac ( . . . accepting the award is guitar teacher Irv Lester). The favorite T.V. show was a toss up between Three's Company and Soap , the latter of which did NOT keep it clean. And here are the BIG ones: a tie for the favorite senior teacher: Mr. Steed and Mr. Pappas. They are still friends, although they were seen fighting over the trophy. The best dressed teacher was Ms. Kartholl. The hands down win- ner in the teacher with the worst jokes category was Mr. Bambi, Bandee, Brandy or something like that. But enough bests . What about the year's worst? Look- ing for Mr. Goodbar , which was not about chocolate, was worst movie by far. The song which was retched over the most often due to terminal overplay was You Light Up My Life. Despite the local bopper opinions, Shaun Cassidy's album was voted el bombo! Worst musical was no contest: Gene Simmons's tongue and KISS. Surprisingly (to certain males on the yearbook staff) the worst T.V. shows were Charlie's Angels and Gong Show. It is with sadness that the advisor of our yearbook, who is also an English teacher, found out that the worst book AGAIN THIS YEAR was The Scarlet Letter. AND: do you know that: Only ten percent of those answering owned a backpack, the same figure represents those whose ears are double pierced; over 80% of the students had seen Star Wars at least once AND the faculty member who most reminded them of Darth Vadar was a history teacher whose last name begins with W ; about half the class bought a class ring; half the respond- ing girls had fallen off their platform shoes at least once; a fat 90% said they had never fallen in love with Shaun Cassidy; 90% of the girls planned on going to prom, but only 89% of the boys were (our regrets to the one percent). Finally one guy claimed to have worn out over 17 pair of Adiddas in four years at North. Martha Cich returned in the spring from Malaysia in time to catch the end of the game! Root helps you to remember... Root uses Kodak paper . . . -------------■---------------- --■ ---------- ' Kodak paper. For a good look at the times of your life. tL --____■__________i-.:..:::::---: —__________ 232 ROOT photographers - 1131 W. Sheridan • Chicago 'tfem Ofe UEM£ THese MllS cf ou AunA mateR, l'0 A E 7© UERd£ Tbd cO Tt l 3h$T o t iaJo ZO A6ouT. • • • 6o i-f-lfelior . ; 5dh]erTk,b , n JusT f J oAT Ycu. 'bo {jc£lu ito Turuec f i f People leaem p � °uK ar ycu l 'Q. Ct xjsteJL . , ZtAf . PZJgs h n oa ! GRADUATION: . ,y- , Before moving onto the graduation square, players wTjp their storey Highest graduate with honors. Highest scorers with athletic tokens are noticed' !' post-graduation with club or activity tokens will be forever unsung heroes. All tokens must be returned at the et� d since they will be reused for an infinite number of eager freshmen still to play the game. lemic “ ga eg £ S tii % p “ w tk fa S 'fj rJ 4 %� 1 o 1 yd 4 1 fy uj J m nJ'y fiJu urn d n ''m . A The class legacy is a North High tradition. Students are recognized at Senior Brunch for their unique achieve- ments in the halls, classrooms, athletic fields, and dark corners of good old North High. From the annals of the student game, here are a few legacies as they really turned out (or so someone told us ...): Ed Pedant: voted student with highest honors, is now an assembly line worker for a famous card table and flame-thrower manufacturer. He guest lectures now and then on the subject of Yukon reindeer antler statuary. John Timely and Betty General: were voted the king and queen of the C + grade, and are now married and raising their children in a suburb of Kokomo. He sells insurance coverage to burglar alarm companies. Moose Lockjaw: was voted the most lovable student on the 5-year plan at North, a real teddy-bear and perhaps laziest senior. He now owns the entire state of Nebraska. Alex Nemowitz: North High's one time super-jock and star wingback, now owns a chain of laundromats with washers that give your fortune during the rinse cycle in Boise, Idaho. Lloyd Spirit: pep leader par excellence, is a clown for the Shrine Circus. Lolita Foonman: voted the student actress of the decade now runs an avant garde acting troupe in a local Chicago Gas for Less service station. Bob and Bertha Burnout: were voted North's shadiest students. They now run a boutique which sells leather