Durand High School - Annual Yearbook (Durand, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1980 volume:

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DEBBIE ATKINSON Annual Staff 1, 25 Band 15 FHA 1, 2, 3, 45 NHS 3, 45 Lettermen's 3, 45 Plays 2, 35 Pom-Pon 3, 4 lcapt.4J5 Prom Court 35 Softball 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 1, 35 BB Stat 1, 2, 35 Student Council 3, 45 Track 1, 25 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4. JEAN BARAN Chorus 3, 4. BRIAN BLOMQUIST FFA 3, 4-Sentinal 45 Football 2, 3,45 Lettermen's 3, 45 Homecoming '79-King5 Unknown Fan's Club 45 Work Study 4. SUE BRYAN BB Stat5 FHA 1, 25 Volleyball 1, 25 Teacher's Aide 15 Unknown Fan's Club 4. GORDON CASE Basketball 1, 2 tCapt. 2l5 Class Officer 25 Football 2, 3, 45 Lettermen's 3, 45 Unknown Fan's Club 45 Prom court+5th attendant5 Work Study 4. BRAD CLARK Wrestling 1, 25 Work Study 45 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. DIRK COOPER Basketball 2, 3, 45 NHS 3, 45 Lettermen's 35 Who's Who 4. BILL DAMON Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 iCapt. 4l5 Freshman Oficer-V. Pres,5 Homecoming Court 1, 25 NHS 3, 45 Lettermen's 45 Prom court 3 lst attendant, Student Council 2, 3, 4-V. Pres. 3, 45 Golf 1, 3-State final's 1, 35 Honors 1, 2, 3, 45 Who's Who 4. POLLY DOUGLAS Transfer Student 4. LORI FOSLER Band 1, 2, 3fV. Pres 35 FHA 15 Kitchen Help 35 VB Stat 15 Unknown Fan's 4. JAY JOHNSON Football 2, 3, 45 Homecoming Court 3 -attendant 35 Lettermen's 3, 45 Prom Court 3-2nd attendant5 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 ICapt. 45. SUE JOHNSON Annual Staff 3, 4-sales 45 Band 1, 25 Class Officer-Sec. 1, 2, 3-Pres. 45 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4-Recreation 2, Projects 3, 45 Make-up crew 3, 45 Pom-pon 3, 45 Spanish Club 35 BB Stat 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 25 Volleyball 1, 25 Who's Who 4. JANNA KERLEY Transfer 25 Prom court 3'-2nd attendant5 Work Study 4. DENISE KOGLIN FHA 1, 2, 3, 45 Play Crew 2,35 Band 15 BB Stat 2, 35 Student Council 1, 3, 45 Track 1, 25 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4. BEV KRENEK FHA 15 Chorus 1, 2, 45 Spanish Club 2, 3, 45 Play Crew 35 School Newspaper Editor 45 Teacher's Aide 4. MIKE LARSON FFA 1, 2, 3, 4-Reporter 3, Sec. 45 Work Study 4. NEIL LAUBE FFA 3, 4-Sentinal 45 Ag 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 45 Work Study 4. JAMIE LERWICK Kitchen Help 45 Work Study 4. ERNIE LILJA FFA 1, 2, 3, 45 Homecoming Court 3, 45 Student Council 45 Work Study 45 Prom Court 3-King. BILL LONG FFA 2, 3, 45 Work Study 4. MARK LONG FFA 1, 2, 3, 4-V. Pres 3, Pres. 45 Work Study 4. PATTY LONG FHA 1, 25 Kitchen Help 1, 35 Annual Staff 2, 3, 4-Editor 3, 4, Sales 45 Class Ofhcer-Sec. 45 lay Crew 35 Work Study 4. MARK MARTENS Football 3, 45 Wrestling 2, 3, 45 Lettermen's 2, 3, 4. DENNIS MCCORKLE Annual Staff 2, 35 Drama Club 4-Pres. 45 Football 15 Play Cast 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 15 Track 1. WANDA MOATE FHA 15 Kitchen Help 35 Band 1, 2, 35 Chorus 1, 3, 4-V. Pres. 45 Accom. 3, 4. JEAN MOORE Student Council 25 Homecoming Court 2, 45 Prom Court 35 Band 1, 2, 35 Pom-pon 3. CHRIS PALMER Annual Staff 1, 2, 3, 4-Sales 45 Band 15 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4-Historian 2, P. R. 3, Pres. 45 Office Help 35 Pomepon 3, 45 BB Stat 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 3, 45 Work Study 4. DOUG PRICE Baseball 1, 3, 45 Class Officer-V. Pres. 45 Football 2, 45 Lettermen's 3, 45 Teacher's Aide 15 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Unknown Fan's Club 4-Treas. 4. DAVID PROSISE Football 2, 3, 45 Lettermen's 3, 45 BB Manager 3, 45 Track 3. TERESA ROGERS Teacher's Aide 15 Chorus 1, 2, 35 Volleyball 15 Track 15 Pom-pon 35 Student Librarian 1, 2, 35 Work Study 45 Play Crew 3. TINA SCHMERSE FHA 2, 3, 4-PR 45 FFA 15 Softball 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Librarian 45 Teacher's Aide 4. RUSS SEVERSON Baseball 1, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 25 Class Officer 25 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Homecoming 25 Lettermen's 3, 45 Prom Court 3. PAT SNIYERS Learning Center Aide 1, 2, 35 Track 25 Volleyball 25 FHA 25 BB Stat 35 Teacher's Aide 35 Spanish Club 35 Early Release 4. LAURIE THRASHER FHA 25 Mar. Corps Award 45 Play Crew 35 Spanish Club 35 LC. Aide 1, 2, 3, 45 Teacher's Aide 1, 25 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4. NANCY TRUESDALE Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4 lCapt. 4l5 Class Officer -Treas. 1, 2, 3, 45 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4-2nd V. Pres. 45 Pam Corwin Award 35 Kitchen Help 45 Lettermen's 3, 45 Office Help 35 Play Crew 2, 35 Softball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 25 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4 lCapt. 43. JULIE VORMEZEELE Annual Staff 1, 2, 3, 4-Ed. 3, 4-Sales 3, 45 Cheerleading 3, 45 Class OfEcer-V. Pres. 2, 35 NHS 3, 4-Sec. 35 Mar. Phy. Fitness 45 Play Crew 35 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4-Rec. 35 Projects 25 Treas. 45 BB Stat 25 Teacher's Aide 15 School News. Staff 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 1, 25 Who's Who 4. SARAH VORMEZELLE Annual Staff 2, 3, 4-Ed. 3, 4--Sales 45 Class Officer-Pres. 2, 35 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4'-P.R. 2, Historian 3, Degrees 45 Homecoming Court 1, 25 NHS 35 Play Cast 2, Crew 35 Pom-pon 3, 45 Prom Court 3-Queen5 Spanish Club 35 BB Stat 35 Student Council 1, 45 Volleyball 15 Who's Who 4. RITA WALLER Cheerleading 2, 3, 45 FHA 1, 2, 3, 45 Homecoming Court 1, 3, 4AAtten. 3, Queen 45 NHS 3, 45 Kitchen Help 35 Lettermen's 3, 45 Prom Court 3A3rd Atten.5 Softball 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4 iCapt. 47. MARY WALSH FHA 1, 2, 3, 4-V. Pres. 45 Kitchen Help 1, 25 Student Council 2, 3, 4- Sec. 45 Work Study 4. MITCH WINDER Band 1, 25 Basketball 3, 45 Student Council 1. LESTER WISE Work Study 4. CHERYL ZOLLAR Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4-Pres 45 Teacher's Aide 1, 2, 35 Student Librarian 2, 45 Kitchen Help 15 FHA 1. BOB ZWIGER Football 1, 2, 35 Wrestling 1, 2, 35 Play Crew 2, 3. SENIORS AT THEIR BEST IAt right?-NAME: Cheryl Zollar. NICKNAM E: Cherfl, Cal, Cher. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I'm so embarrassed! Don't tell me that! You're sick! U V- AMBITION: To learn how to swim, so I won't be A afraid of drowning in the shower. PET PEEVE: 1 N The word pimple, your boyfriend's ex-girlfriend, and spiders! I REMEMBER: May 19, 1979 with f my special guy, 8!24!79, a dozen roses, a dia- i mond and a LIVESTOCK book, all the collect phone calls from San Diegol, working at Medina, all the dances Johnny and I went to, Old Chicago gf , vi and Great America with my special guy, noodles, I prank phonecalls, and lots of laughs with a spe- cial friend-L.F., Gym class with my special I friend-W.M., and all the great times I've spent with my friends-L.F., T.R. W.M., S.B., and T.S NAME Teresa Rogers NICKNAME Pugsley Pugs Tweesaw FAVORITE EXPRESSION Oh I . f -yi get everything out of life that I can. PET PEEVE Two-faced people. I REMEMBER: Vacation in Warrens Wis. with a friend-J.M, Fun times at pom-pon practice, W.M and her vega play night Medina, Cheri spending the night and legs down the laundry shoot, movies on bathroom ceilings ' and finding surprising things, ice skating, a ring and a special guy, and lO!30f79. do not! Guess what! AMBITION: To go after and f :Qs f ' wake -4 X. , .W Y .,. .,,, .. ,. IABOVEJ-NAME: Jay Johnson. NICKNAME: Fay Ray. FAVORITE EX- PRESSION: Yea, yea, yea. Renee, get out of here. AM BITION: To continue wrestling in college, get rich, and have fun. PET PEEVE: People who don't know when to be quiet, and party wreckers. I REMEMBER: Lake Summerset Dance I978, Russ S. spraying acid on people in shop class, Mr. Lamb going wild, leav- ing school to go to Ketchums' and down state for basketball with D.P. and end- ing up babysitting the hrst night, and going downstate for wrestling 1978. iAt rightl-NAME: Dennis McCorkle. NICKNAME: lCorkle, Corky. FAVORITE EX- PRESSION: Excuse me, Job, It's a joke. AM BITION: To become successful in the profession I plan to undertake , PET PEEVE: People who expect you to live up to their standards, conceited people, and people who put words in your mouth. I REMEMBER: Jumping Railroad tracks, building floats, all night cast parties, plays and their problems, my parties, snipers along Sugar River, T.C. and Rockford lhe's backing upll, Pintos with wings , D.P. with razor stubble, Sam's Pizza Parlor, 9!23f77, and little green gemblins, 14 1 K, .: 5 . K N' 'f J' ,... Q -aj . Z? Q, Mr it l 'YY' writ Bad Bob, Boo, Big Z. FAVORITE EX- PRESSION: I knew that. That's ridiculous to W.M. PET PEEVE: People who lie and 12 years at DHS. fl ,ft . lAbovel-NAME: Susan Johnson. NICKNAME: Sue, Suzy Q, Johnstone, Suey, Suzy. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Fine. How Disgusting, Vroom, Vroom. AMBITION: To go to college and become a nurse, hopefully! PET PEEVE: People with their noses in the clouds, study hall, and some teachers. I REMEMBER: Rowdy times with S.V., C.P., P.L., D,K., and J.V., Proms, Homecomings, lO!3!79, fright Chris?I, Burger King, talking to S.V., G.K.-a very special Jr, guy, Regionals '79, all the football and basketball games, and pom-pon with C.P. and S.V. NAME: Patricia Long. NICKNAME: Trapicia, Trish. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: That's disgusting! AM BITION: To decide what to do with my life! PET PEEVE: People telling me I'm too quiet, phony people and annual deadlines! I REMEMBER: Locking my keys in the car at North Town with C.P., all the rowdy times with C.P., S.J., S.V., and J.V., Burger King, 10f3!79 lright Chris?l, fb and bb games, Reg. '79, and Holiday Tourney '78-6 overtimes, pep buses, England, talks with J.K., and 2!11!78. NAME: Polly Douglas. Nickname: Poey, Matilda, Rolly. FA- VORITE EXPRESSION: Dig it if you can, MWAA and it's stimulating. PET PEEVE: Good-byes, prejudice people, and boring weekends. AM- BITION: To meet Tim Curry and the rest of the I'Rock Horror Picture Show gang, and to do the time warp again and again and again. I REMEMBER: 4!29!78 with Jim, doing the rock at the Tim Curry concert with Keddy, Kansas, Supertramp and all the other concerts, great times in Atlanta, Racine and fort with D.C., K.C., T.H., M.B., S.M., and everyone else, lespecially Jip and Momel. NAME: Julie Vormezeele. NICKNAME: Jules, Vorm, Ace, and Bones. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Good job! I can handle it. Well . . . fine. AM BITION: To bug the guys locker room and hear the things they say about girls. PET PEEVE: Monday mornings, having to do schoolwork on weekends and vacation days. I REMEMBER: Going to Notre Dame FB game, getting wisdom teeth pulled, Kenny Rogers' concert at Milwaukee fair with J.S., Re- gionals '79, Holiday Tourney '79 I6 o.t.I, cherry pie with whipped cream, 6!2!78, 9!l5!79, my good friends-S.V., P.T., S.J., C.P. and D.K., the darkroom and a very, very special guy-J.S, NAME: Sarah Vormezeele. NICKNAME: S.Vee, Sarahaha. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Knock it off! AMBITION: To give Dirk the kitten he's always wanted! PET PE EVE: Viking fans fright B.D. and M.W.?I, and WISDOM TEETH! I RE- MEMBER: Burger King-my home away from home, pom-pon practice and working on the annual, Proms, Homecomings, talking with Susy-Q in spanish, FB and BB games, great times with my great friends-S.J., C.P., J.V., P.L., and D.K., and all the fun I've had with my buddy-D.L. NAME: Christine Palmer. NICKNAME: Kissy Face, C.P.O., Chris, Palm. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: We're not crazy, it's the rest ofthe world. Excellent, you weasil. AM BITION: To get the most out of life and a little more. PET PEEVE: People who put other people down, peanut butter, and car suicide I REMEMBER: Rockford trip with M.S., rowdy times with S.J., P.L., S.V., J.V., D.K., lO!3!79 fright gang?I, FHA convention with C.K., Homecomings, Proms, pom-pon practices, Burger Whop, when the car decided to die, Regionals '79, when someone stole my pants, and happy trails to you until we meet again. lAt leftJNAiVlE: Bob Zwiger. NICKNAME: Big AMTITION: To become a chip and get married stuck up girls. I REMEMBER: Going through a creek in a 3 ton station wagon with D.W., J B D.Z., B.C., after Homecoming with B.C., my birthday parties with my friends Iespecially E.L. and T.S.I, some very special times with a very special person-W.M., and more to come 'ai Ann W' i i SN it ,,,f' lAbove leftl-NAME: William Long. NICKNAME: Bob, Round Long. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Fine, Let's go hunting E.L.. AM BITION: To become a bartender. PET PEEVE: Drivers Ed teachers, and school work. I REMEMBER: Mr. J. 10 day vacation in 1979, a day in Ag,, Clark's birthday, E.L., B.B., B.C., N.L,, Wedgehead, bowling, Gayle and Haml, and 10,000 swishers. lAbove righti-NAME: Ernie Lilja NICKNAME: Ernie, Big E., Elija. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Topar, and hey l'C.B. AMBITION: To be rich some day. PET PEEVE: Certain girls. I REMEMBER: Certain girls, B.C. parties and all the fun M.L. was having, skipping gym with B.C. and M.W. and sitting in the boiler room, Homecoming with B.B. and B.L., snowplowing with Russ and Brian, Mark, finding R.S, and D.B. parked, and the night in D.D. red van, NAME: Brian Blomquist. NICKNAME: Big B, Bloomer, Barney, Bri. AMBITION: To live through the Army and ind someone to settle down with, then move to Minnesota. PET PEEVE: Friendly saws, our great football games, and working on my car. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Get Away! Come on! I REMEMBER: Homecoming '78 with E.L. and B.L., plowing snow with R.S., E.L., and M.L., Halloween l79 with Space, checking out the service with G,C., J.J., and D.R., Prom '79 and afterwards, B.C., and Easter, great times with someone special fT.S.i, 2 long weeks in the hospital, and the greatest class in the world-80! iMiddle righti-NAME: Pat Smyers. NICKNAME: Tish. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oops, you brat, oh well. AM BITION: To grow old slow, to do what I want and to travel far away. PET PEEVE: Two faced people, not being able to skip school, and my SENIOR year lright brat?i. I REMEMBER: lst Friday after New Years I79, Colorado, Campbell Road, teaching Janna how to drive my truck, Janna and I in S-Ford Cobra at Logli's Parking Lot. NAME: Janna Kerley. NICKNAME: Fuzzy, Kerleyface lremember D.K.?J, Yanna, Trouble. PET PEEVE: Nothing makes my pet mad! I don't have a pet. AMBITION: To enjoy life to the fullest, to own 160 acres in the mountains, and to take photo's for National Geographics. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh no! Just calm down, oh I'm mad now. I REMEMBER: Everything . . . almost?! Especiallyflearning to drive Pat's truck, laughing at P.S. who spilled her coke in a booth at MacDonalds, and wearing roller skates to school, one school dance where my pants split, going to Shakey's with P.L. and S.J., trying out for Pom-pon with P.L. iLower rightJfNAME: Mary Walsh. NICKNAME: Murray, Fozzie Bear, Sister Mary. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Job!! Let's Boogie, Spare me woman. AM BITION: To have the good looks and attitude that my parents have when I'm 40. PET PEEVE: Silence, full length mirrors, and unkind people. I REMEMBER: Potato tug boats at the Fireside lright, R.W.?J, tire drill in Schmerse's basement, Regionals I79 and 20 seniors in the back of a certain brown truck, seeing a certain ditch with G.C. and R.W., reverse doughnuts with M.W., T.S., B.C., in the White Tornado, the waltz and all our great times, Homecoming 78 and 79, Prom 79 lsilence anyone?J, 3!23!78-Kary, Lake Geneva, 5f26f79, and great times with all my friends. NAME: Jaime Alberstett. NICKNAME: Jaime Z. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Job, go for it! AMBITION: To meet Bill Buckner and Steve Martin. PET PEEVE: Friends that turn on you. I REMEMBER: Graduation l79 fright L.F.?l, Prom '79 and D.S., Cedricll, Karen, L.B,, C.C., and C.B., Dusters and the Nationals in Texas, Snake dance I79 fright J.L.?i, i78, l79-Champagne and the white car, good times out at the trailer with T.W., J.L., R.K., and T.M., and the showdowns at Meissens parties. NAME: Tina Schmerse. NICKNAME: Farmer, Smerz, and Weiner. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: This reeks! What a fox! Fine, decent, and job! AMBITION: To become a truck driver. PET PEEVE: 2 faced people, and silent proms! I REMEMBER: Rockford trips with M.W., Homecoming night l78 with J.A. and M.W., Lake Geneva, Prom '78 with E.L., Prom I79 with M.W., and B.C., great times up north in the summer of '79, a wild fire drill in my basement and passing on hills fright M.W.?J ..---., 4 ' is R535--1 C' , was .....T... 1 .I 'I ' f... N-1'- if - h.A' I f 1 x X U. 3 . f Q4 ,.- .. v 1 tAboveJ-NAME: Mitch Winder. NICKNAME: Mick. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Okay ine! Bamba- lamm, yeah-yeah-yeah! Geef, geef, geef. AM BITION: To be a jet airliner pilot and Hy around the world. PET PEEVE: Chemistry and physics, homeroom, conceited girls, and interim reports. I REMEMBER: My freshman year and the Meissen boys, M.W. and C.P. disecting pigs in Biology, throwing tape in shop class, basketball 78 when we won the regionals, Holiday Tournament 78 and losing to I.efWin in 6 overtimes, running out of gas in the Driver's Ed car with Rita W., trips to Europe, Prom 79 with M.W., a certain BB coach throwing a chair, class trip, and Memories of 4 years with some special friends. NAME: Nancy Truesdale, NICKNAM E: Nance, Nancy Kay, Toots, Shorty. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Excellent, good job. Are you kidding me? AM BITION: To become a successful nurse and make a lot of money and wait for B.K. PET PEEVE: Head coaches who hate cheerleaders, midnight curfew, coaches who think they have to play everybody, and getting up at 5:30 to deliver papers. I REMEMBER: Summers and all the great times with B.K., Homecoming 78 at O'ville il thinkl, Proms and parties at O'ville, Junior Prom at D.A,, Regionals 79, Holiday Tournamentfb O.T., BK. South Pacihc, Playing Chicken with G.C., Downstate 78 and 79 and a lot of good times with the three musketeers. NAME: Debbie Atkinson. NICKNAME: Deb, Debbie, Atkinson, Debert. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Job, excellent, busch. Are you my mother? AMBITION: To discover a formula which allows me to eat whatever I want and not gain an ounce. PET PEEVE: People who wear socks on a beach, dumb women, and people who use other people. I REMEMBER: Roller skating, Downstate '79-'79, Prom 79, great times with the 3 musketeers, being a pom-pon girl, beating B.B. at my locker, Softball 79, many painful lessons learned thru love, and a super 4 years with a very special class of people-The Class of I8O. NAME: Rita Waller. NICKNAME: Reet, Retread, Retard, Rita Lyn. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Excellent, job, busch. How's it hanging? AM BITION: To have a car with no dents, PET PEEVE: Flies, and underclassmen with big mouths. I REMEMBER: All the very special times with my babe, Michael, 3!10!79, Regionals 79 and 6 overtimes against Le- Win, Downstate 79, burning animals tright Mike?l, N.T, at cheer camp, Homecoming 78 and 79, and Prom 79, running out of gas in the D.E. car with M.W., potato tug boats at the fireside fright Mary?I, and all the good times with the 3 musketeers. iAbove left?-NAME: Denise Koglin. NICKNAME: Neeser, Dee, Neese. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Atkinson, you're disgusting, hang loose. AMBITION: To get out of Durand, have a lot of money and live in Hawaii. PET PEEVE: Parents. I REMEMBER: Going 110 with S.V., Prom 78, Homecomings, S.J. and I getting in at 2:30, my senior year of volleyball, Halloween 78, working at McCartney's, fairs, my little sister, 4!14!78 and when the car stopped too fast, right Tina? CAbove rightJfNAME: Mark Martens. NICKNAME: Martens. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh wow! AM BITION: To live a happy and wonderful life, and hope that C.G. will spend it with me. PET PEEVE: 6th hour study hall and pumpkin pushers. I REMEMBER: Halloween night with D.M. and P.C., two big green eyes, Homecoming 79, Prom 79, 2!14!79 and dance, wrestling meets with D.Z., and special times with C.G. 17 fi iAbove left!-NAME: Neil Laube. NICKNAME: Romeo, Captain Crunch, Crash, Fozy Bear, and NEIL . FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Sit on it, no joke, you're ugly, get lost and well excuse me! AM BITION: To be a millionaire in 20 years and spend it all on myself! PET PEEVE: Certain stuck up girls, strict teachers, ad guys who think they are hot stuff. I REMEMBER: I remember B.C.'s party and M.L., B.B. and E.L. at Burger King with me, being stranded in Rockford with T.S., good times, 4-H Fair with the unknown in the camper, trying to get L.K. to like me a lot or just be friends, and girls I took outwT.G., C,Z., D.K., L.A., A.L., D.H., and especially T.S. iAbove right!-NAME: Russ Severson. NICKNAME: Russ, Shadow, Mutt or Jett. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Whatll, I'm hooter Jr., Food ight! AMBITION: To do something I really like. PET PEEVE: Girls who can't stop gossiping, kissy-face cheerleaders, and a certain teacher who can't teach. I REMEMBER: Chopping wood for the bonnre at Homecoming, snow plowing with Brian and Ernie in the blizzard of 79, all the TP times, lots of quiet and exciting times with a very special girl, snowmobiling with a certain girl that I really like and getting stuck or breaking down, getting chased out of Rockford my Freshman year, playing basketball my Freshman and Sophomore years, and the car breaking down and having someone's mother picking us up. NAME: Gordon Case. NICKNAME: Space, Space Case, Gordy, FAVORITE EXPRESSION: You love me and you know it. AM BITION: To do the best in whatever I do. PET PEEVE: Toads, girls who can't back up what they say. I REMEMBER: Some very special times with N.T., the great times Russ, Brian and I had, the party a girl and I never made it to, the fine football teams we had, a special night with a certain girl, and now's a Fine time to ask, our private pizza parties, a very special girl, B.D., OC., and coke, great times with Cindy D. iAt righti-NAME: Sue Bryan. NICK- NAME: Screwsan, Waffle. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Emor, Really? AM- BITION: To move to Springfield and have an Arabian horse. PET PEEVE: Waa baby waa, celery, and the word pimple. I REMEMBER: P.M., certain signs in accounting class, C.W. Events, celery, muffler belts, a certain party in my dad's woods, Prom party I79, J.A.'s sun-roof, and Rockford trips with L.F. NAME: Lori Fosler. NICKNAME: Lorn, Fulsler. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Must be rough! AM BITION: To see teachers serve suspensions. PET PEEVE: 10:30 curfews, muffier belts, and Pontiac Grand Prix's. I REMEMBER: Prom I79 with R.K., Graduation !79 Kright J.A.?i, the campgrounds, Cheri's 16th birthday party, powder fights and noodles, parties in the girls johns and getting caught by Mr. Baker fright W.M.?l, a certain Freeport intersection, O'ville parties with K.W., and very special friend+S.B., and two great years at my store and all the wonderful people I've met there. fAt right!-NAME: Brad Clark. NICKNAME: Brad, Hooter, Boomer, Junior, Tiny, Ape. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I'm hooter. AM BITION: To own and farm all the land between Shirland and Davis and Pec and Wis. without paying the taxes and to milk at least 300 cows. PET PEEVE: Prom 79, good Ag teachers that decide to leave, iMr. J.J, I REMEMBER: Cutting wood for Homecoming, skipping gym with E.L. and M.W., sitting in the boiler room my Jr. year, a very special party when M.L., couldn't handle it, all the good times at the cabin, being a slave to the class of 76, getting thrown out of the hospital when visiting Big B, Feb 2 with R.T. and Mustang on an icy road. CBelow rightJANAME: David Prosise. NICKNAME: I answer to anything. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Excuse me! I ain't perfect! AMBITION: To get away from here. PET PEEVE: English teachers. I REMEMBER: Working nights the summer of 79 and all the detours I made on the way home, Janet, Penny, Ozzie, and Dawn entertaining us 3rd hour. .2 iw , O 1 ' . 'f ' . r' ..-, ' va-,uf .i.7'i::iYfh5:Y9h2'?'fri' vu. 1 1 i . .. am , 1 . A , . ., . , . , ,. . QM -Q M- . A Y, . . ,.,. 1, , 7 ,W A-,WWA gp Q. . li: ' ' :M-.. 0 , . A v , I i is WF' vii f wa was mi 1 ,,.. . we 'I' 'W A ,,,, 2 i , .4 4 , ,. f . ,A -is-7 .,.. , i it . f ii'lll 2. if tea: Q. 'ii xiii., Q by fs ' N Q I 6 4 i 4 3 'K gf . iv,'xx .M 4 I I I-1 -..- . ,L , ,V . ., sa 'Ss Aw' , Ei' l .5 L-, . lac f If 1 1 iAbove left!-NAIVIE: Wanda Nloate. NICKNAIVIE: Wanda Woman, Wanda Baby, Nloatie, Moatski. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Job!!! AIVIBITION: To do something I haven't already done. PET PEEVE: Brown noses, certain teachers and rules, and people who scrape the ceiling with their noses. I REIVIEIVIBER: Prom I78 with T.H. and S.R., Homecoming '79 and leaving with R.D., parties in the girls john and getting caught by Nlr. Baker, super times in my little Vega, right T.R. and K.H.? Good times with D.lVl., R.D., S.F., A.S., and B.Z., rides with Ross Sarver, working at Lakeside fright S.B.?l, working late at Sunnyside with B.Z. and then? Great times with my friends, Cheri's B-day party, nights at Jean's house, Denny's and T.L.'s parties, breakfast at my house at 3:30 a.m., right Bob? Dave Zwiger's wedding reception at the Plantation, NAlVlE: Jamie Lerwick. NICKNANI E: lllloheakan, Jamie I, Brat, James. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Babydog! Job! Creep! AM BITION: To live in an underground house with Babydog. PET PEEVE: Guys that don't know how to drive iT.W. and D.D.J I RElVlElVlBER: Car doors falling off a certain night CJ.F., L.T., D.S.libs, visiting Rockford Memorial the winter of 79, a very special guy-T.W., 5!27!78, the snake dance Iright J.A.?l, fox hunting, 7!4!79, good times at the trailer with T.W., J.A., T.lVl., R,K., the showdowns at lVleissen's parties, special moments with T.W., very special friendsfL.T., J.A., and J.lVI. NAM E: Jean lVloore. NICKNANIE: Frog, Dummy Jeany Bear. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh baby, I hear ya. ANI BITION: To settle down with a very special guy-D.D. PET PEEVE: Guys that don't know how to drive, iD.D. and T.W.J, and fiaunty girls. I RElVlElVlBER: Special moments with a very special guy iD.D,l, 1!13!78, walking through deep snow at 2:00 a.m. with Wanda lVloate, Prom '78-'79, Homecoming I79, visits from a special Uncle, T.J. in coke glasses, and pom-pon. iAbove rightIfNAlVlE: Beverly Krenek. NICKNAM E: Bev, Kren, Roisin. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh well, bilge, hne. AIVIBITION: To go into music, move to Ireland, and write books in my spare time. PET PEEVE: People who say 'lEye -talian, cuckoo clocks, boors. I RElVlElVlBER: All the concerts I went to, especially Queen and Angel, Kathy and the dam, Washington, D.C, in 7!78 with Brighton and Baroque, Labor Day weekend l79 with Bernice at NIU, Jean B. and Chorus, choir practices, a Scottish B-Day card, lVlr. lVlorrison Inow I'm sorry he left.l iMiddle leftl-NAlVlE: Bill Damon. NICKNAM E: Dee, Billy Dee. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Really, good job, could see it, go for it, yeeeah. How 'bout it? AMBITION: To be able to understand girls and to have a certain one that I can call my own, to make it through college and be successful in life, PET PEEVE: Girlfriends who aren't loyal, PHYSICS. I REMEMBER: One very special ex-HS cheerleader-J.V., four great years of playing sports, winning regional in '79, losing the championship game of the '78 Holiday Tournament in 6 overtimes, downstate 77480, Prom I79 and a great band, Homecomings, pitching a no-hitter and losing, GC. and the Russian Flu. IlVliddle right?-NAlVlE: lVlark Long. NICKNAIVIE: Long-Long, Dong. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Whatever's fair. AlVl BITION: To someday be shop foreman at A.C.'s. PET PEEVE: Girls that would rather stay home than go out. I RElVlElVlBER: A rough freshman year, part of B.C.'s party iEaster 793, getting wood for Homecoming Bonfire, being the FFA president for a year, returning the Lake's slide and Lilja's truck, and making an old truck into a new one. ii - sul.. iAb0ve leftJfNAME: Don Nesemeier. NICKNAME: Fuzzy, Sneaky. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I knew that, fine. AM BITION: To have a long private conversation with three Dakota punks lone at a timel. PET PEEVE: Stephenson County Jail, People that think they run Durand. I REMEMBER: Very special times with a very special person T.G.: the times I have been kicked out of school, first time I was thrown in jail, one big fight I did not get into, being sent home for curfew before I turned 18: the Great Pinto roadtrip of ll79 , NAME: Lester Wise. NICKNAME: Molester. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh, well. AM BITION: To drive something other than a Pinto. PET PEEVE: Principals that like in school suspension. I REMEMBER: In school suspension 'l79 , all the headaches on Sat, and Sun. mornings my senior year, the time D.N. and me went to Dot's 3rd hour and got caught. lLower leftlf NAME: Laurie Thrasher NICKNAME: Honey Bear, Janey. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Imagination, coke and beans. AM BITION: To get out of this hole, go to Arizona with my Baby Bear. PET PEEVE: A certain person who thinks she knows everything. I REMEMBER: A special guyfDerek, Weber Road, right Derek?, UBibs , Homecoming 79, very special parents, fun times with good friends. iAbove rightl-NAME: Dirk Cooper. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Fine! Hey Mick. AM BITION: To live a good life. PET PEEVE: People who think they know everything. I REMEMBER: 78-79 Basketball season, all the hard Physics, selling raffle tickets during football games. iCenter rightl-NAME: Mike Larson. NICKNAM E: Mike, Slick, Larson, FAVORITE EXPRESSION: none. AMBITION: To have my own farm. PET PEEVE: Certain classes which required studying. I REMEMBER: The party at B.C.'s house where M.L. left early: the last football game in '78 where no one scored a point in the second half, iLower right?-NAM E: Doug Price. NICKNAM E: Li'l Dugg, Snug. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Hay, I told you that soph. class is trouble. AMBITION: To play baseball for the California Angels. PET PEEVE: Girls that think you are stuck-up. I REMEMBER: Downstate with J.J., babysitting everyone else, when I was head over heels in love with K.V. but I am wiser now. 20 'ir Bl Pl A TIME FOR US IN 2000 This is MARY WALSH coming to you live from Durand. It seems strange coming back 20 years after graduation. Working at Durand State Bank sure did pay off. I've moved from there, to a bank auditors position in Atlanta, Georgia. It really is exciting work. I still get homesick at times, so I felt it was time to pay a visit back to the town of Durand. As I arrived in Durand, I saw a huge sign that read llGrand Opening of Mercer 81 Mercer CM-SLMI Grocery. It had changed hands and was being run by Ted and Jaime Mercer, the former JAIME ALBERSTETT. Then, in looking further, I saw good old Durand State Bank. As I walked in, there was news the bank had just been robbed! CHRIS PALMER, bank president, seemed a little worried until she was confronted by two policewomen, POLLY DOUGLAS and DEBBIE LONG. They were being escorted by police ofhcers MARK BABCOCK, BILL CAMERON, and TED CU LVER. It seems that George Seikert and Roger Sum- mers were too old to keep up with the young kids. The officers told us they had captured the crooks, but one had been killed in the process. They said Winnebago County Coroner, DENNIS MCCORKLE, had pronounced the victim dead at the scene. I was surprised to see Dennis had followed so close in his father's footsteps. Since Chris is such a prominent person in the community, she asked me if I would like to stay with her while I was visiting. I accepted her invitation readily. She suggested that while I was here we should go back and visit the school. She said we could go Friday night when there was a ball game, but first she was going to give me a tour of the town and fill me in on all the class mates and what they are doing now. The first stop we made was the mayor's ofhce, and who to my surprise was the new mayor but SARAH VORMEZEELE. She said she really enjoyed her work. We also ran into DAN WAISNER and DON ZWIGER. They have teamed together to run the sewer and water system. While chatting with Dan, Don heard a terrible roar overhead. I looked up and saw one of the biggest planes I'd ever seen before. Chris said MITCH WINDER had opened up a Trans-Atlantic Airport where MCCartney's used to be. He files all the planes himself, but admits he couldn't do it without the aid of TERESA ROGERS. It turns out she is the trafhc controller at the airport. Traveling on I saw a brand new solar swimming pool in center street park. It was designed and built by DAVID PROSISE and LESTER WISE. They told me that they never could have done it without the help of TINA SCHMERSE. She had made all sorts of runs with her Ken- worth semi-truck. I also found out that CHERI ZOLLAR is the head swim coach, and very qualified. It seems the summer after we graduated, she went on to win a gold medal in the Olympics. Pretty good since she used to be afraid of drowning in the shower. In looking on the other side of the park I saw a sign that read HDENISE KOGLIN Attorney at Law Denise always was good at putting up an argument. Durand is in good hands having her as their representative in court. I also asked Chris if anyone was running the bowling alley. She said JAN NA KERLEY had sold it and moved to Minnesota. She is a pho- tographer for National Geographic Magazine. BRIAN BLOMQUIST had also moved there and he is a forest ranger. Iasked Chris if anyone else had moved out of state. She said SUE BRYAN, JEAN BARAN and LORI FOSLER had opened an animal farm in Texas. It seemed Chris and I had come a long way, so we decided to stop in the Village Inn for a drink. As we walked in, who do I see behind the bar but BILL LONG. It seems that he not only owns the Village Inn, but the Farmer's Tap, too. JAMIE LERWICK is head waitress and gets excellent tips because of her good natured way with people. While talking to Bill and Jamie, I noticed there was a really good radio station oh. Bill said the radio station was WOOF radio being broadcast right in the heart of Durand. And who was the disc jockey but BEV KRENEK. Chris mentioned Bev also had a 31 bestselling novel out called llEverything you wanted to know about being a D.J., but were afraid to ask. We left the Village Inn and headed out of town towards Chris's house. As we passed Medina she suggested we stop in. She said JEAN MOORE Demus now owns Medina. The Medical Center has merged with Medina and SUE JOHNSON is R.N. nurse there. As we pulled out of the parking lot at Medina a truck came zooming over the hill. We swerved to miss them, but couldn't avoid the acci- dent. I could see there were 2 occupants in the truck and I was just waiting to get hold of their hide. I climbed out of my car and to my surprise there stood BRAD CLARK and MIKE LARSON. They told me they had gone into farming together. Mike was involved in sheep, while Brad was in on the dairy end of it with 300 head of dairy cows, After talking to them awhile, I asked Brad if he knew of anyone who could hx my car in less than a week. He suggested l'Neil and Steve's Garage . It stands where Cecil's used to be and is run by NEIL LAUBE and STEVE HELWIG. Steve designs the cars and Neil builds them. They did an excellent job of fixing my car. They had it done in 3 days and since I was an old friend, gave me an exceptional discount. I had been anticipating Friday night all that week and finally it arrived. As Chris and I pulled up in front of the school, I turned and looked at the other car behind us and I couldn't believe it. There sat the biggest Lincoln Continental I had ever seen! I was just dying to see who was going to get out of the car. To my surprise, it was ERNIE LILJA and his two body guards, RUSS SEVERSON and BOB ZWIGAR. I be- gan talking to Ernie and he said they had struck oil on his farm, so now he was a millionaire. After a few minutes another familiar face approached us, PAT SMYERS. It turns out that she is Ernie's personal travel agent. Russ and Bob said they were doing fine. Bob said he had married WAN DA MOATE. She sings with the New York Philharmonic. Chris then informed me we must go in the school, or we would never have time to look around before the game started. Iwalked in the door and was greeted by two handsome men. It was DON NESEMEIER and GORDON CASE. It seems Don has become principal and Gordon vice-principal. They said the year before JULIE VORMEZEELE had been over both positions as superintendent, but quit in order to take a position of Dean at Notre Dame, Walking down the halls I saw one of my old teachers, Ms. Reiss. She was accompanied by LAURIE TH RASHER, the new assistant coach. They both advised me to visit the science department, where I would see something quite interesting. We walked in the door and there be- fore our eyes stood DIRK COOPER and DEBBIE ATKINSON. Debbie was talking to MARK LONG advising him to put a patent on his new wood stove that burns only one tree a winter. Both Debbie and Dirk felt it was an excellent investment and were going to perform several class experiments with it. Just then JODY SPORS, the new shop teacher walked in. It seems he's interested in the wood that Mark burns for building furniture, As we came out of the room we noticed an awful leak in the ceiling creating a small pond on the floor. I went to find a janitor to hx the leak and who comes out of the boiler room but MARK MARTENS. He is well known for his handiness around the school, and he cleaned up the mess right away. Finally, we got in the gym and found a seat. I turned to my right and found RITA WALLER Mareth sitting next to me. She and her hus- band, Mike, were there watching their son, Mike, Jr. He was being coached by BILL DAMON. Rita said she also had a new brother-in-law, JAY JOHNSON. He got his degree at R.V.C. and is now head wrestling coach, replacing Mr. Schwab. I looked out on the floor and saw not a Bulldog, but a Chicken! It was Chicken Man, DOUG PRICE. Doug's dream had come true after all-a feature show on llReal People. The San Diego Padres drafted him as head mascot for 51,000 a day. He thought he would come back and make one last appearance at DHS before going on the road again. The game has started and we're ahead until one of the players goes for a lay-up, he stumbles and falls unconscious to the Hoor. Everyone is gathered around, when out of the crowd comes a woman yelling at the other to give him air. It turns out to be NANCY TRUESDALE, head nurse at school. She revives the player and the game continues. After what seemed like hours the game ended. We won by 2 points in overtime. Yea! 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JQIIPM P198 '3!19lLI1V 150W P 23 N ,, , A wh er en...Rememb wh el' mb eme en...R wh 91' mb Re THE when. er en...Rememb wh SI' Illemb en...Re wh SI' mb 61116 when...R er memb when...Re TXJ ab Remember when...Remember when...Remember when...Remember when...Remember when...Reme E 2 2 D' CD :S FU CD B 5 53 2 Remember when . . . 5 Our class ofhcers were Don Zwiger, Pres., Bill Damon, Vice-Pres., Sue Johnson, Sec., and Nancy Truesdale, Treas.? I3 Russ' locker got stacked with cheese? ' We lost to Hampshire in that tear-producing football play off game? ' Our first and last slave day? Eg The Homecoming theme was llTake It To the Limit ? E4 The Prom theme was Nlvlore Than a Feeling ? KD 1980 seemed so far away? Q H Remember when . .. Our class ofhcers were Sarah Vormezeele, Pres., Julie Vormezeele, Vice-Pres., Sue Johnson, Sec., and Nancy Truesdale, Treas.? E- We got our class rings? CD We sold our beloved llChamp ? We got the jug for the first time? - Our parents aged 25 years when we learned to drive? It was now our turn to laugh at the incoming freshmen? CD Our second attempt at Hoat building showed marked improvement? E Homecoming was rained out... and so was our fioat? gd The Homecoming theme was llVictorious Horizons ? m The Prom theme was l'Stairway to Heaven ? H Remember when . .. E' Our class officers were Sarah Vormezeele, Pres., Julie Vormezeele, Vice-Pres., Sue Johnson, Sec., and Nancy Truesdale, Treas.? Q The rest of us got our licenses? - VVe survwed the'lBHzzard of'79H? I We managed to survive six overtimes in the Holiday Tourney . . . only to lose? DU Our float actually captured first place? 'Q We sold our spirit hats and Spike ? CD Pom-pon was reorganized? E.. Our Homecoming theme was UWe are the Champions ? CD Our Prom theme was l'Precious and Few ? H Our Prom band backed out? 21 After the shock of the questions on the ACT test, we figured we'd better study our senior year after all? 5 13 Remember when . .. f Our class officers were Sue Johnson, Pres., Doug Price, Vice-Pres., Patty Long, Sec., and Nancy Truesdale, Treas.? - We sat through a whole semester of Consumer Ed? pu We sat through a whole semester of American Gov't? Q The Homecoming theme was l'We've Got the Number One Feeling ? CD Christmas was green instead of white? E. The senior girls faced their fourth P.E. teacher in four years? CD We planned and planned and planned our senior trip? H We finally got to enjoy our senior trip? 2 A pep club, The Unknown Fans, brought much spirit to DHS sports? H We became frustrated when people kept asking what we wanted to do after high school? :S We order caps, gowns, and announcements and began to realize that graduation was just around the corner? I Four years of life passed so quickly? - In 1980 our graduation became a reality? if CD H if CD F E ' ' 'LIS M .IS m zaqlnauxau' ' -ualuvi xaquramau' ' -ualm Iequlamaa ' ' 'HSLIM ISCIUIGUIQH UWM Iaqmamaa Ll qw UNDERQLASSMEN R.A.D. JUNIORS Nick Alberti Todd Aurand Pam Borth Janet Case Lisa Chase Ron DelVlus Kurt Ditzler George Clark Leslie Cooper Scott Cull Laureen Degrier Ron Demus Kurt Ditzler Maureen Dolan Kim Estes Lisa Frank Chris Garner Penny Gentner Tom Goode Vicki Greene William Greenlee Kathy Helwig Beth Hodges Connie KinCannon Ann Kinney Greg Koch Brian Kramer Dan Kramer Julie Larson John Lilja Chuck Long Class of 81 ' ROCK AGAINST DISCO Dennis Loofbourrow Robert Lowe Scott McKenna Kurt Michaelis Marty Mulcahey Chad Musso Scott Oswald Bob Page David Palmer Karen Parks Sally Paul Jeff Pehl Kelley Peter Tammy Piper Marty Pixler Rod Slocum Derek Sorg Rhonda Swenson Diane Tobler Matt Tresemer Dean VandenBiesen Andy Vitale Francis Vormezeele Jennie Vormezeele wi Class ofhcers and Advisors: Left to Right: IVIr. Fischer, Advisor, .- Todd Aurand, Vice-President, IVIr. Hagan, Advisor, George Clark, Secretary, Jennie Vormezeele, Treasurer, Not pictured: Tammy Piper, President :lin-unln-1, - 4. - . DURAND, ILLINOIS fl ,,,, A- pu , 27 JUNIORS IN ACTION Vw! ,, f. 4.3 fri-V. fi L xx fx, unnanndil NX XV 28 22541, , iv?-gf' -' ', . F53 , -4-'13, r , X -1 'Q if '91 . 'Sf fm' 9 E 5 L n a - ., Y, ii? .59 K- X -1 .Y , F L , tw W? givin! . M-Q A ' .. A.. .iw ,A W . Q ,sf -. E' S M +3 R T2 L n KR. 5 ' :K X x. ,Z . nn ' 3 3 fww ,ggi 'Exif . I f .5 4 R A + X A :J 5' , '13 X Q VY df' +5 2 F 5 mg? N, A N 1 - i ' .X ' g 4. I jg f . ww 9 13, 9 ., . ,, X 1 N gr v . . Q N fx 'Q Nf- , Q , ff ' iw T3 E .7 f, ,Q , ,E W, ... I 9 ' we. 1,5 - Li yr I B Q. N -- - -MSQ, 1 Q I-n. .,:E:, 235 .WMM mf 1 --2, , -.M N xii ,i -. A - ,. 5 W lil -- 5 ,- if , f-, i . f ,, Q ' 3' ' .Jiri . , ,Q , 5, x A if I - -X Mfi -.-1 ,4 ,J , ' ' 1 xv mm ' 3 M r-1 'If ., ft 35.-A my 8 , 5 MAK K 8 B!,:. 1 ig sf A L' -. N -. ' :'- A mr I -- 5 L 7 ' ' K' iziiifii ---g,' '-- 1 , 15: Q. ,f, .X .,x. H 'L 33 ,, W , I X A- -' . 1 X fr Q A.- zz 3 ' rf if ' .V - W22' A i YE L... . K2 xx N Q + Rgilmbl X X ia? MSX ' a X M R f 4 A ' K I v-LYS ifsE?3 2f X Qi X --7 .'if5l1-G' ilk is - ki L 9 x R , a V 1 1 5 k 4 SOPHDMCRE POWER Leading the 'lPower for the 1979-1980 School Year were: lLeft to Rightl Brian Cooper, Ser geant of Arms Colleen lVlcCartney, Treasurer Troy Piper, Vice-President, Cheryl Steinke, President Audrey Peterson, Advisor Dawn Haskins, Secretary and John Schwab, Advisor Mark Alberstett Duane Arndt Cheryl Baran Diane Blackwell Ross Boyer Dan Buckler Denise Cole Brian Cooper Melody Corwin Cindy Damon Jim Dolan Heidi Duerst Janice Eaton Brian Fosler Charlie Fuller Tim Goomas Karen Gunz Jayne Hagan Sue Hardesty Brian Harris Tony Harwick Dawn Haskins Robin Hutchison Linda Hutson 30 '-mv.. 1. Patty Welsh David Wilsey Tracey Wilson Matt Zimmerman Not Pictured: Patty Crase Rhonda Jackson Heidi Ryden Joe Winters Sally Iserman Robert Johnson Becky Kelsey Curt Ketchum Kevin Ketchum David Kinney Shaun Kloster Bev Larson Steve MacDougall Peggy Magee Cathy Martens Colleen McCartney Bob Miller Torri Patterson Randy Paul Janel Peterson Troy Piper Bob Puddicombe Tony Rafferty Sam Reed Kelli Saelens Tina Severson Roger Smith Lisa Sprecher Cheryl Steinke Derek Traum Kate Vormezeele Joe Waller Renee Waller Jodi Walsh V. 1. ,W ,fs ,Q 5. JW E i W 1514 A 2 f ii , , W'AX - Sv' ' 5 ' ' 'L ff T ' . , ' ' Q I I fy Q 96 Mm I A o L . A IQ 4 Sv SEB... 13 5' w 'ff L W' ,A 3, . A . an K t A ' ' ':'JIf w f r - f, T Q .4 . . , . , , i f 1 0 4 f ' ,sv Wd M 6 7 Z .rf K' vi if 41 , M, , , Maggy. 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' f1 gi1,.f'i.4. 5 '14 I ,gr .Q r : ' M vw 51.5, 1,22-' 1-'WV 9 S . fy. ill .4 M. .. + K Q . 9 if-,f f kgffs ,VFNH T QM. , . .Hia iff., I ' AMX. , .l f 1 ...gr ,v , -xv, ,I 6 , . S, ,,.. 'iffx KE E W. K, 'f f L' 'A' fi f .1 W .. 71 S H ' U' S .- ' - Ai I ' fr v 1 .ix gps in ' R+ L 7' - 1 1q.g.- 1 z :1 . ,n n , V if. 1 Q-VQHT' Q if ' K , x .. A ,FMA .N .1 A i- -3 g . . i i 5 3,1 1 ii- 1 -'dx THE POWE IN ACTION!! ,nr 2 'ex ' P1 I af '3 1 If Q M Y ,.,.. h 3 A K pf fx lg , ' 'Q wx 1 -5 'Um- W A , ,f-gifQ11,w.SL Q' X 'Nm 1 . ..,..F' w ,f.3,,w', 1-f: ,f R 33 FIGHTING FRESH MAN Curt Atkinson Dianne Baran Jeff Bargar :J Laurie Corwin Brian Cox Tina Cramp Robin Crowley Toren Culver Gloria Cuthbertson Ron Cuthbertson Dan DeMus Jeff Estes Jim Garner Robin Greene Tony Haye Jim Heinen Paul Heinen Mike Helwig Joan Hines Robert Jones Our 1979-1980 Class Officers and Advisors were: fLeft to Right? John Nlulcahey, President Nliss Reiss, Advisor Miss Sterlinske, Advisor Toni Patterson, Treasurer Lisa lVlcCuIlough, Vice-President Julie lVIilIer, Sergeant of Arms Laurie Corwin, Secretary 34 ,bk cf-'rv fx Joe Vormezeele Kathy Walsh Scott Ware Polly Whitchurch Paul Wise Audrey Kinney Lisa Kloster Cathy Lewis Donny Lowe Tim Mareth Brian McCorkle Lisa McCullough Julie Miller Laura Mitchell Brett Mittlesteadt Brad Morris Larry Moore John Mulcahey Ellen Oksnevad Bob Opperman Laurie Page Jeff Palmer Angela Parsons Toni Patterson Gregg Price Kris Price Esther Prosise Donna Puddicombe Joni Rhyner Kelly Scott Ed Slocum Kathy Sweet Doug Thomas Kim Tobler Mary Van Natta Not pictured: Lori Dunbar Jackie Horton Julie Jacobson Mike Kloster Marlene Knuth Dawn McKenzie Mike Mulvain is 2 if 1 ' s.. sl ' ' f. Q , il, WE ARE THE CLASS OF '83l!! Our money making activities this year included selling School Jackets and decorative can- dles. Our Homecoming float was titled Rise Up to A Bulldog Victory. We tied for 2nd place with the Sophomores, and ended up with 3rd place. 36 'ffl .X E..pQ 1. XXk .:f ' 6 ' 1 .fiix 4 ,jg xx fffyw, JIWQLK M T I N w X A qw 1 N 4 ww . fp E ., A X ' l ' if sl, N , 1 - ' 5 , X'N455q 1 Q A Y X A L V f SRE . ,ff Yllulvi' -s.....,...-f' X --...,,.,..,,, L.,,, ,,,....w N Pm 'nf' Q2,.i?'2ANQ STATQ 3 5. A ,W , YNY 6, iQ f ggi A 37 L QQ, Y L 5 SPORTS-0-G RAPH IT'S STAR-TRACK TIME Lisa Ditzler went downstate for her 440-yard run. Other records broken were Tammy Piper-100 yd. dash, girls' mile relay, girls' 880 relay and As for the boys, Dan Waisner F' H i broke the 220-yd. dash and Ron i 6 Price broke the triple jump. ' ' fl W X - ? we -. i.?l 1, . -- -, e.. Sk . . ,. -' 'h'..1'5.s 6,,x 5 Q .1 3-2 The girls' track team of 1979 consisted of: bottom row: Kelley Peter, Leslie Cooper, Kate Vormezeele, Cindy Damon, Tammy Piper, Lisa Frank. Standing: Diane Clark, Connie KinCannon, Julie Vormezeele, Sandy Greene, Lisa Ditzler, Maureen Dolan, CoachfMrs. Grass. Not pic tured: Cathy Martens, Colleen McCartney, Rita Waller. 40 l -ee girls' 880 yd. medley. f Q 5 .' rf Wk gn, fi' I 'WK' . , ,1 .4 ,' ' D V K 'f . Mslficj n. Y H A rw' ,, , - t ' - I . ti- , ,Q m h f? f 5 W 1 T' an fa.: +. ',- . Y 10 A X . K, 1- ' A: 2 ' bf .4 X ,ff . ..N,.w-M . ' 6 '75 X 5,2 V ,Q-3 The boys' track team of 1979 consisted of: bottom row: Dean VandenBiesen, Kevin Ketchum, Derek Traum, David Waller Kneelmq Tom Mercer, David Prosise, Bob Lowe, Troy Piper. Standing: Ron Price, Jay Johnson, Marty Nlulcahey, Bob iVIiiIer, Dan Walsner Coach IVI Wirth. Not pictured: John VandenBiesen. wwswcw, W BASEBALL, HOT DOGS, APPLE PIE, DURAND HIGH 5 'swf-W 3, Standing, left to right: Coach Wirth, Matt Zimmerman, Johnnie Bill Smith, Mike Mareth, Robert Miller, Dan Waisner, Russ Severson, and Tammy Schmerse, Stat. Sitting, left to right: Francis Vormezeele, Doug Price, Charlie Fuller, Brad Brooks, Scott Cull, and Bill Damon. Conference Tournament On July 5, Durand lost their nrst game of the tournament to Forreston, BASEBALL 10-7 2-4, For Durand, Doug Price and Bill Damon had the only hits to lead 5r28 Durand 0 r 'r r 'r '4 - ' Oregon the squad. Durand was in the 3rd Place game and won it by a close score Durand 1 ---'--- -'------'- I '----'-- O regon of 6-5. Bob Miller scored the winning run in a wild 7th inning comeback 530 Durand 3 --- -- -'--4-- S Ullman Vaney by Durand. Dan Waisner and Bill Damon and Brad Brooks won AlI-Con- W4 Durand 4 ' 4 F orreston ference honors. Mike Mareth and John Smith had Honorable Mention. 6X6 Durand 3 ...,... ........ D akota Durand 8 ....... .............. D akota 6!11 Durand 9 ....... ..,....,.........,. B yron 6!13 Durand 5 ....... ........ S tillman Valley Durand 9 ....... ........ S tillman Valley 6120 Durand 4 ....... ............. F orreston Durand 5 ....... .,..... F orreston 6!25 Durand 6 .......,..........,......,.......... Dakota 6!27 Durand 8 .....,..............................,. Byron Byron forfeited 2nd game to us 7X2 Durand 0 ...................,..............,. Oregon 42 l , m 1 fs 2 Q K 6 , f ' :f - 1 wwf, gw , f..-1 -1 ,mf vt. .' vii Q fu- ,, f 'f 'iff' ,, ,,., , , ' if-4, M X Q , S X lf-W ,Q i g kg , , Q4 A 3 J 1 U I k. I' 6' V 7,52 x 1 If I 3 , I 1- 1 Q 3 W Zz 'xi 35 7V,V, - M .. x J Q ,ff 'lv ,A .Sf 2, . 5 ff? ff --,, L M h ':': ' Q La 5 all M L ir' Q51-VIQYX A f ,p,,,A., . . , 'ff' ,' . 'ffm V E .e q,M,,g.Q.s Q RPL. wg, ,nm 'GW . ww- N vs ,W A -Q .Y ' .fl. X . '.fi1i'1r V - ?5ZAWf?3 ' H .,xi. A ' 1- f , , -- .4 wgwks' BADDA . . . BADDA . . . SWING!! M, . as-3., ' ww' A.. 43 4 63 v ' Q ' . 5 W.. 4 1 5'XI , 2 F ' H , H - ' 1 ,' , I f V' ., u, ,, ', 1-' of 'S V Ve V 1 can - ,, -a.: - 1 , , 11.35,-9, I V, ,2 . ,Z Q H ,Q X lf, ,ff -rs, fa up .,, V ,V me v V M:'ff.:'ac',Vsf' W5 - as ,f lf, V. f-LV ff f-'V' yi . ' -' 1 fl? L -, ' 'YV M ' .. 1NvVQ,,,,'i 3 3 ,., Ai ,Y -A ,a . at X , ... 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Kneeling' Wendy Scott, Debbie Atkinson, Colleen McCartney Rita Waller Sand Gree St , , y ne. anding: Renee Waller, Stat., Karen Sweet, Lisa Ditzler, Jaime Alberstett, Tina Schmerse, and Coach Letcher. X, x in :llw W l r . Bulldouk -fw -4. ! .A ' xi ,A rl K , 1 V Q ,,ll i . 1' 'few A , e... V- D... , 1 es, X 'V I .. 1 ef N1 F ,, e . , xx' 1 ' ,. L , , wisp! g I 2 A' , ' 5 ' A ,au V., , , .sillvn-:se V5 5 A Q ,l,, V' Kgs' ' fn 2 2 Q cfm N454 'An , r A at Q 1 ,- P ','.7 1 Xi? ., ,. In ' guy- . Hrwn, 5 - If t. - , ,,,f',, . - , all meeviwn -'seq We 9 V46 ' iii, 'i 1 -, S, ' i H '1 'Vv V ' -' ' 2' J J'4's ' M ' U 'JZ if-'Q ' fvfhg, I l . V-Z fr' D W 'f f,,'V,,fQ .' an !iv 'f t ' 1 -Y W 1' Hi, f . 3 V 'ff' K ..1..Vi..ViiT'--1 I ,gg if? is . -..,...,, A, 71 .- F-g,a,:'t.aw:aaw,-.fwwhzw . Z! . -- ,gi 34 ff H114-1 f5URlxN'J Bulldoqw 4-----p N efiif-f. I? YD ming -4..,,x-55-BW. N , J- 50-f 4 Y fx A f ' QE 4, 6 'Y hi Q 'iff z v 5 y H' '- I I A- NQ..L,fL'dii fk 3 in PN' 1979 BULLDOG SEASCN lTop rowJfMark Nlartens, Dan Waisner, Nlatt Tresemer, Brian Blomquist, Jef? Pehl, Bill Cameron, Jay Johnson, Dan Kramer. CMiddle rowJfRoy Choateelvlgr., Bob Lowe, Nlarty Nlulcahey, Gordon Case, Russ Severson, David Prosise, Francis Vormezeele, Coach Bennett. lBottom rowlAScott McKenna, Dennis Loofbourrow, Rod Slocum, Marty Pixler, Scott Cull, Nick Alberti, and Doug Price. X'- O LII ou A T -' 'HI - A ' -N JL? J sMw+wmeaHmlnsK3,f l ,x ,, .fh, A :lx 'gigxl A I C h 1, ,, V a, nh J-:wt ,L , Q 5 uw - - ua uq ,JJ Q5 L f ,a W I ' i ,ax ex k -N wax? on i if-'Z -45 1 A QQ 5'-S r 325 L'-:ANU PX855 lTop rowl-David Kinney, Nlatt Zimmerman, Scott Ware, Jim Heinen, John Mulcahey, Tony Rafferty, Bob Miller, Dan Buckler, Jim Dolan iMiddle rowJfPauI Heinen, Joe Waller, Don Lowe, Duane Arndt, Brian Cooper, Troy Piper, Dan DeMus, Curt Ketchum, Coach Schwab. lBottom rowl-Brian McCorkle, Tim Mareth, Greg Price, Paul Wise, Ed Slocum, Kevin Ketchum, Jeff Bargar, and Curt Atkinson, 46 H .r vlwffhf 1-si A ,1 , , - ,f I f N w ' .5 mb 'P A 4 L5 ,HPI sk Y , ,Q 4' ll I g,zf , A 'V . Y , ,L , K ' M i kie ' ' .5 ,. wx it .' Xu L-'5 179 1 ii ..,,,, if ,Z 1-' '74 Q , ,A,,,. , ,Y-Z. fu. i e 'f . .. 5 3 is Y N-. u M, f , K W I 1 1 1 BULLDOGS CAN'T BE BEAT . . . RE PEAT . . . Ww5i fx- 5 i bf I .JEQ My V- ,www B j I N IL V .nf BULLDOGS CAN'T BE BEAT!!! The Varsity Bulldog team consisted of Bill Damon, Don Lowe, Scott McKenna, Dirk Cooper, John Nlulcahey, Matt Tresemer, Jeff Pehl Mitch Winder, Francis Vormezeele, Bob Lowe, Scott Ware and Dennis Loofbourrow. lVlr. Bennett was their coach. K X: X - ff' t 'T45' Timwvs ts' ' T4 k ,..,.5,, 5 n , p .. N uf., A :...,,2 2 ' ., ' . , is ,B . ' K ' K - Q 4 fe . A5 s-,mmm r ' l A .kai wx, 1:6 'i fx . A s 16,5 Gina. in Aix 5 . Q , e 2 ti I' A S 4 Q Gm is V SF if u .v wi'-Q 'mv' N, N l V dy NQZQQOQSW , , 520 Q9 will a if ifiiloqioggolil . T BUY?-W 'B 34 ' 50 il an 2 Frosh-soph team: bottom: Mike Kloster, Derek Traum, Curt Atkinson, Kevin Ketchum, Ed Slocum, Back: Charlie Fuller, Don Lowe, Scott Ware, Roger Smith, Bob Miller, Jim Heinen, John Mulcahey, Mark Alberstett, Don DelVlus, Paul Heinen, Tim IVlareth, Jeff Barger and Joe Vormezeeie. Nlr. Truesdale was the coach. Q , ,,, ixft ,ii l v 'Nj J eafeef i ff' i , N -N l ,. oi W l , 1 fy t , 3' F - 'mv 'tb 'Q S 'ti HOnly the brave offer blood, sweat and tears in victory or defeat, Only the brave consider the risk and accept the challenge. Only the brave inherit the glory. WRESTLING '80 Wrestlers: Standing: Coach Schwab, Matt Zimmerman, Tony Rafferty, Doug Thomas, Jay Johnson, Brian Cooper, Ron DeiVIus Kneeling: Marty Nlulcahey, Mark Martens, Curt Ketchum, Dean Vanden Biesen, Paul Wise, Brian Harris. At right: Chris Garner- Manager, Jodi Walsh-Stat, Torri Patterson-Stat. Cheerleaders Janel Peterson, Lisa FrankfCaptain, Leslie Cooper-Co-Captain, Jacki Horton on opposite page. 52 4-2541 QPN as Mammar- , V, . -Q' x M new-Qm,4M fi ' he . ' SPIKED WITH ACTICN Frosh-soph team: bottom: Tina Cramp, Kathy Sweet, Cindy Damon, Robin Greene, Audrey Kinney. Top: Lisa McCullough, manager, Lisa Kios- ter, Kate Vormezeele, Renee Waller, Colleen McCartney, Toni Patterson, Coach Sterlinske, Coach Riess. .' '41 ,,.,.. in I .N-,wr i ,zirrv V ,,, , N ..,,.,, n 3? if ammno PEP BAN A , :gt ,aw ... .T'lZ,.f.. . ..........-. -,,..,.,- 1 1 1 J, ly .ggnsnnso-will 11 4-.....-an 2 w U ,..-it 'Ulm W n V. 54 Oli'- t E ik! ze in... M to '53 WH fit B QIKA 4 id 7 Varsity: front: Robin Crowley, manager, Ann Kinney, stat. Middle: Denise Koglin, Maureen Dolan Leslie Cooper, Debbie Atkinson, Laurie Thrasher, Rhonda Swenson, Nancy Truesdale, Diane Tob- Ier, Jennie Vormezeele, Rita Waller, Vicki Greene, Kelley Peter. Back: Coach Riess and Coach Sterlinske. 55 .fr-.ma -an--..bk,.,2f . Fi x - mv YWQFWQ , ,,,, ,gm N,,. , ,, ,W A w w , Q3-4, Q ,9- Quo 'Y 56 SPIRITED SIDELINERS BELOW Frosh soph squad left Kate Vormezeele Candy Damon Kathy Walsh and Kathy Sweet BOTTOM PICTURE Varsity squad bot tom Jennie Vormezeele Ruta Waller Nancy Truesdale Top Tammy Plper and Julle Vormezeele 1: H5 , mi , 1 j zgepe hHlXFIHhF'I1' 5? The 1979-80 Pom-pon squad had new adventures in store this year. They performed at football games for the first time. They worked hard to present great half-time shows. Nlem- bers of the pom-pon squad were: lLeft to rightl Becky Kelsey, Janice Eaton, Diane Blackwell, Colleen lVlcCartney, Debbie Atkinson-Capt., Connie KinCannon, Renee Waller, Sue Johnson, Julie Larson, Joni Rhyner, Chris Palmer, Karlyn Hul- tquist, Sarah Vormezeele, Joan Hines, Ellen Oksnevad, Nlrs. Borth- advisor and Kelly Saelens. 58 f se' W ,Wow T T , ,JJ emu, anew l, , ,, , J' fri' 'fi We h :J gf: Y A A 8 fi' Qiegiififzrf ffl-E A 3'f: Tiff! 4 2 5 ' 1, .flijgirg , . , vu-www ,prof- 'Y 323292 'M-ff ggqzlh f ' X X uifagf. 93947--P A f T4 A-,qv , ,A w,,.Q+, my '-D3 ' A ,. ,,,.vur xz' Af ' , 1 , fili? X ,E fi- . F W 've .M 1- wa 3 t . 1 .' F ' 4 1 ' ' ff - ff N, K in ' Hg , . M 'W za-Q ffm, :I 5 Y' 59 PRECIUUS AND FEW tg ? 5 9 wgl T 5 9 2,222 1 -H--9 On Nlay 19, 1979, the Class of '80 presented llPrecious and Few with music by The Flukes of Dixie. The gym was decorated with blue and yellow streamers, accented with a waterfall. At 10:30 coronation took place. Ernie Lilja and Sarah Vorme- zeele reigned as king and queen. Their attendants were-lst attfBill Damon and Debbie Atkinson, 2nd att.-Jay Johnson and Janna Kerley, 3rd att.-Russ Severson and Rita Waller, 4th att.-Gordy Case and Jean Nloore. The prince and princess were Mark lVlcCartney and Jennifer Damon. Spence Cull and Jane Vor- mezeele were the 1978 Prom King and Queen. 61 4 if n P tv ,i g L wif ! LZ'L L: 7 Q L f 45 'V Fifi . , 5 l ' ' 9 , MM' f , ' h K rf ' - ' , f Q J3 , f M 'I gl' , f iq ldli . ,,' , A' X' -1 N - ' ' , ' 4 , ' Q t 1. Q11 ' -- A Q A I l Y ' ,f tn A f 3 i g. Q y f ' 5 ' ' ' L W ' ff X 1 V - Y ' h- .. lx 4, x Q' ' ' VR 'S , r y i X 1 Mfg? X 5 A ,., 9 X ' ' . xii j , V A' fqgf X K 5 I lylh 7 q kk - W x Q , b ? U f- f w ,,, III '1.:W iiiifiif i K ,,.. Q H li 32,4 Y 4 i P A 4 f X 2 ,y ,U , 'N , 3 f E - Q- ,5x.:,.:,, W ww .Mm-W E' 1 ,-, ,:.. 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Iii Wifi SRU! 3?SZS.?5w'?9'ZfsA32-94N?Q'Yi524S?S2B3f'ESZW9f5E'WSE5k3HZ13Q25kXRiS?X3S 6Q E25M'AHX5Z??iY MiWMMZPZ'2?19iiZi3?3Siil3wf'ffWW2fIF?',?'lfQ7fZ'2F3 iilf5ilii5Mea9?L533 3a7Q5w?H9N89YSF5xEK 37493232449viii-R543EQQWBEESBE3553iYi'?K 52ZWSWS'QE A-9SP KQK6M3K?4'JS45Q?Q?ZS5li6523QWFSil22 3 .1 Q 2 4 E 5 5 3 3 s x 2 Z 5 E E 2 2 9, 1 3 3, E 5 X f , z 3 ., J nu 1 k f my ,Q tfizfil-25S3Qb:e2ueib:s:SAf2wi? e 21 aiwiiniz 'wi-H,':2sx:,p:,1,4fb,. , wzifiilili Q213.51523xillliiiigi2,24:MALLtl2ILMShsP3:QF552zfimzizxiatfsimziEtifgsiifiitsisawn .nawm my :wma-M1121-iw f --us 1- - ff 7 Y ' 'L M- A J-,1f:1g5.:3,:,.,iAAt:-7 fi v::r232L:s:Qz4i3 Qi S1 wx 'Q EZ 52 ? 2 'if 55 Z QE ii ii 52 S as if A ?Z W 5 2 Q? 5 62 S5 fi Q EE if Q, A 5 ,Ei ES Qi Q Q ' EE 2? gd ii ,El FE 22 13 sz 2 5 W -A ,.,, mm rfriszzwfwww aw ,,7, - fs: -fff ww w...M.,,,W.:-ff:gg:,.c:x1xQm..,Mv.w-LzseMwmmwfwzzznnyffqfwmwn. ,::s,'f.fw'ffHwefffs,hv2,z-Qizyzn , -.f V 'ma,W,Maw-f-r':i:.:v'-1ANmfffm.,-wfwff-:ffzwzwwwwrwmwavweewzwgsww,wfw,f:1n.4-A A HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT Right: Holiday Hostess Chris Palmer and her escort, Mitch Winder. Bottom right: clockwise: Chris Palmer, Durand Hostess, Cindy Hag- emann, Dakota, second runner-up, Lorrie Goodwin, Byron, queen, and Terry Cotter, South Beloit, first runner-up. Not pictured: Rosemary Brass, Oregon, third runner-up. .-M: fp! . . ,ASX lv Qi The 28th annual Durand Holiday Tourney was held December 26, 27, and 28. Chris Palmer was selected as Holiday Hostess. Byron, Dakota, Pec, Rockford Lu- theran, South Beloit, Le-Win and Oregon joined Durand in the event. Dakota placed first by defeating South Be- loit, 62-46. Third place went to our Durand Bulldogs, who beat the Byron team, 62-59. The consolation championship was captured by Lutheran, with a score of 65-61 over Le-Win. After the final game of the tourney, the All-Tournament team was selected. A Durand se- nior, Bill Damon, was named to this team. The dance, with music provided by WFRL, was held in the small gym following the championship game. 68 ' WQQ Y if 4 14 , 'Y' 1-.K Q , ,,', , sumti 4' 4 1 Vi. 1 1 O w 5 EXIT THE BODY Yr N 70 f J 2 X 9' 1 xx, .--'13, ,Ury sf' W A- D-wifi, ui 3 , 1' 'Y . -515 , Pi 4 is if Q Q f., Q :- ll i ff . '55 7 ti is ' 5 . A t. ff. ., N 11,.g, ,N,g' X X fW'f? ' If E V17 CAST ........,..............Lillian Seymour Debbie Atkinson. Becky Buckler ........... Troy Piper ............. Gretchen Prill ..... Polly Kelsey ....... ...,...............Jenny ..,............RandoIf .......HeIen O'TooIe ,.......,...Kate Bixby Jane Vormezeele ....... ........ C rane Hammond Andy Vitale ........,,..... Dennis NlcCorkIe John Highland ....,. Marty Mulcahey ........ ....... Mrs. Fabing .......,... ..... Tammy Piper ..... .....Vernon Cookiey .......,...LyIe Rogers ....,.....Philip Smith WiRichard Hammond ................Director ...Student Director 71 CLUBS hi 5 . A X ,Q-uf 4... ag, 4 lg ,Yay A 1 i ,.,, FM. Jody, are you trying to teach us something, or what??? 4'-f smug New this year is the school Newspaper Staff: Above ileft to right?-Lisa McCullough, Sue Hardesty, Vicki Greene, Bev Krenek, Andy Vitale, Mr. Sabatino-Advisor, and Bev Larson. Not pictured: Julie Vormezeele. NEWS WORTHY 73 u se HOMEMAKERS 0F THE FUTURE Members of the 1979-80 FHA club were: lBottom rowl-Nancy Truesdale, Karen Gunz Rhonda Swenson, Audrey Kinney, Esther Pro- sise, Cheryl Steinke, Jayne Hagan. lMiddle row7fLaura Mitchell, Patty Welsh, Renee Waller, Joni Rhyner, Kate Vormezeele, Karen Parks, Kim Tobler, Cathy Lewis. CTop rowbf Torri Patterson, Kelley Peter, Mary VanNatta, Connie KinCannon, Denise Koglin, Sue John- son, Leslie Cooper, Jennie Vormezeele. FHA officers were: lFront rowl-Karen Gunz-His- torian, Sarah Vormezeele-Degrees, Chris Palmer-Pres., Tracey Wilson-Recreation. lBack rowlz Connie KinCannonfSec., Nancy Truesdalef2nd Vice-Pres., Sue Johnson- Projects, Karen Parks-Recreation, Mary Walsh-Vice-pres, Mrs, Gunz-Advisor, Tina Schmerse-Public relations, Jennie Vorme- zeelefPubIic relations, lNot picturedlg Julie Vormezeeleifreas. 74 1 it f lfflaff I If xi! +1 ,K 'AI ' B ' ' M l -., ,M K km. 'Fw 1 if Q A, , K H E eff' l N. -P More FHA Members Left to Right Bottom Kelli Saelens Tonl Patterson Duane Tobler Mrs Gunz Advisor Ellen Oksnevad Becky Kelsy Donna Pudducombe Mnddle Sarah Vormezeele, Lisa Frank Tracey Wllson Polly Whltchurch Laurue Page Chrus Palmer Debbie Atklnson Julle Muller Top Melody Corwm Maureen Dolan, Ruta Waller Mary Walsh Tuna Schmerse Colleen McCartney Janice Eaton i Qae- Beautlfylng the Town Square are FH!-Vs uSleeplng Beauties the mornlng of their FFA ff rf' li kill slr X, LU, A. ill ,THEM I M f ,ga any 1979-80 FFA club members were: fBottom rowl-Chuck Long, Curt Ketchum, Mark Alberstett, George Clark, Mr. Bernard-advisor, Robert Operman, Jim Dolan, David Palmer. lSecond row?-Jim Garner, Tom Goode, Brian Fosler, David Kinney, David Wilsey, Tim Mareth, Ed Slo- cum, Jeff Bargar. lThird rowl-Brian Harris, Sam Reed, Jeff Palmer, Curt Atkinson, Ross Boyer, Joe Vormezeele, Bev Larson, Paul Wise. lFourth row?-Scott McKenna, Bill Long, Greg Koch, Bob Miller, Mike Larson, Matt Zimmerman, Francis Vormezeele, Rod Slocum, John Lilja. lTop rowl-Kurt Michaelis, Mark Long, Tony Rafferty, Brian Blomquist, Doug Thomas, Brad Clark, Dan Kramer, Ernie Lilja, and Neil Laube. 76 'ug 06- is l.-. Sophomore Soil Judging Team, Jim Dolan, Robert Johnson, Tony Raf- ferty, David Wilsey Fruit Selling! Did you say you wanted just O 2 .ff NE case?!? ,,. ,pe- M, ff ' FFA Oficers were, Left to Right: Mr. Bernard, Advisor, Neil Laube, Treasurer, Mike Larson, Sec- retary, David Palmer, Reporter, Brian Blomquist, Sentinel, Seated: Mark Long, President, Bill Long Vice-President 1, gf. -Y l i 'H qw Q -+- ,ggg 4, T ,fu KL-Q w, .4lfAx , X Iyrhv WMM . '11 , 9 ' X, 'S ,ff J ff' 'V- ' .J 77 Af' LETTERMEN'S CLUB SPANISH CLUB RIGHT: Lettermen's Club: Bottom row-Kevin Ketchum, Derek Traum, Kate Vormezeele, Mark Martens, Dennis Loofbourrow, Jennie Vormezeele. Second row-Troy Piper, Kelley Peter, Colleen McCartney, Mr. Scwabe advisor, Connie KinCannon, Maureen Dolan, Doug Price. Third rowfScott McKenna, Bill Damon, Marty Mulcahey, Scott Cull, Dan Waisner, Francis Vormezeele, Rod Slocum. Fourth row-David Prosise, Russ Severson, Brian Blomquist, Matt Tresemer, Bob Miller, Marty Pixler, Greg Koch. BELOW: Spanish Club: Bottom-Scott Oswald, Pam Borth, Polly Whitchurch, Donna Puddicombe. Second row-Cathy Lewis, Laura Mitchell, Toni Patterson, Miss Corcoran-advisor. Third rowfEllen Oksnevad, Laurie Page, Julie Miller, Kelley Scott Cull-Vice Pres., Karlyn Hultquist-Pres., Kris Price, Kim Estes, Janice Eaton, Bev Krenek, Lisa McCullough. Not pictured: Rhonda Swenson-Treas. and Diane Tobler-Sec. i .. Z, 6 , 371 '21 Nul'N,su nuttin, gsgsggis, al ip g t , 78 ,,,,.-- ? ,.-4 DRAMA I X -wr. .-- ' -4 lm I x A is 4 2 lux f ilik i nfsiffafi. f - i iigqli 7 ' v g - 15-' - 'Q 'X 2311.---' . li. X ' iiraszry ls' i X'?2fff.3 3 ' '-rgpli ' 'le -! i. --azz..-'S , ii. x al M.-f.-f ,. -' .4 - ,2-r,'+: 'f . 1, 1.-.1,g':3. .-.riiliqetg-9 V V 'X .-' J' I' ' 4-I-.,xn f I ., , ,, LA ,,,,, L i s4 Working down the spiral: Dennis lVlcCorkIe, Jody Spors, Torri Patterson, Jodi Walsh, Andy Vitale, Kelli Saelens, Connie KinCannon, Lisa McCullough, Kim Estes, Heidi Ryden, Tina Sev- erson, Tammy Piper, Bev Larson, Sue Hardesty and Mr. Allison-Advisor. OFFICERS: Jody Spors, Dennis lVlcCorkIe, Kelli Saelens, Andy Vitale, and Lisa McCullough. f ' . fgzxkifi' NNX-X-Nix -E MEET THE PRESS A 1. I 80 ,-g--- TOP LEFT Annual staff front Lisa Frank Karen Parks Ellen Oksnevad Middle Patty Welsh Mrs Peterson advisor Kathy Sweet Esther Prosise Polly Whitchurch Laurie Page Back Julie Vormezeele Sue Johnson Chris Palmer Patty Long Sarah Vormezeele Jennie Vormezeele Kelli Saelens Pam Borth and Sally Iserman BOTTOM LEFT Ad sales left Sally Iserman Patty Long Sarah Vormezeele Jennie Vormezeele Andy Vitale Chris Palmer Sue Johnson Not pictured Patty Welsh Julie Vormezeele ABOVE Julie Vormezeele Sarah Vormezeele and Patty Long editors Pam Borth and Lisa Frank jr editors and Mrs Peterson advisor o J Nfxfgfgfxfgfszxfsfxzxfgfgfsy But I Had a Good Rea A collection of the most memorable ex cuses used by the 1980 annual staff when they missed their deadlines Our dog ate my cropper I hurt my hand in an underwater bowling match It's against my religion to do a layout right on the hrst eight tries . .. I saw Robert Redford on TV last week and I haven t been able to function since . .. I m trying to do my best to prevent a grease-pencil shortage . . . My doctor says I m allergic to picas . .. I was still recovering from the party we had to celebrate making our last deadline . .. It's the photographer's fault texcuse most often used by everybodyl. It's my own fault Cexcuse that under any circumstances is never usedl. . 'x, f e lxlxzxfszxzsfxzxzxrszxlxls 'xsx-, ,xTfX:X,7-XP ' M STUDENT COUNClL The 1979-80 Student Council was headed by Bill Damon as Vice-presi- , dent, Dennis Loofbourrow as Presi- l ' dent, and Mary Walsh as Secretary. Nlr. Sabatino was the advisor. l 'l l we-' -y+H 'we' Left to right: Chris Palmer, Mary Walsh, Debbie Atkinson, Becky Kelsey, Kathy Sweet, Dennis Loofbourrow, Ed Slocum, Bill Damon, Denise Koglin, Rita Waller, Joe Waller, Janice Eaton, Kathy Walsh, Julie Larson, Kelley Peter, Scott Cull, Paul Heinen, Francis Vormezeele, Derek Traum, Kurt Michaelis, Sarah Vormezeele, Ernie Lilja. 82 all X. rv uNKNowN FANS I iran? 1 :Fd , f if as '64 'N SQ Il' l -' :N , L 71 fa -sz- W V JI, PiSUi STA' R550 Gordon Case and Doug Price had an idea that would change sports at Durand High School. Unknown Fans!!!? Case-the Pres., Price-Vice Pres., Bill Damon-3rd in command and Mitch Winder, who took minutes at the meetings, led the club. Nlr. Plomos was the advisor. 83 1 Here 'Z' Afz R Z2 Z JE 'fha fo Jie 5 o o upvv E QCII: Z 5 ujfggrggz .Z 1? 2.5,q'PlJ ZF Cz, cl 662, civz rlfpq f ff' if QW Q 'rch , A ciqd ok Zi Z I 2142 711 Q 2. 2 3a Ze JZZZVQ2'-, cfhd at ZTM-c Zo 3 avr' C25. se, i V o C015 0: Zo SQMG g Zz7'rLe Ea .oyvea Q 32 1'C 'i'f57YQ?0iW15 GL Zzmve of XB-111 y4m.fa......14M,af,...1 FQQCZ - :alumna 111115519- 'f 'a mmm Za . . I . . C, 5, if fmlzwzel Zo Zoepsah qiz. f Zo aej 4 'f V nb- . ,M . - f iq N,w:??if4 X , 1 I 5 'J' 1--' I ' - v -q'a'l-1-1'T'1Qf q'-, -.,,. '. .Qw- 1'4 . A 'Q f I I ' V 1. - 's -.x 1 Y N vi' Y ,A Y I f V' if X u - A V if A, CUR SENICR YEAR . . . A TIME FOR . . . -:Q-5' ..- ' 9 I 0119982 yi winning chickenman X fs M? g Y . A g :QW . . . cheering ,.A- 0 graduating X 1 li ...US. in f- 85 CHICKEN SCRAWLS 66 , , 99 . !dei . ,gf NNN A Crazy Prayer Now I sit me down to study I pray the Lord I don't go nutty And if I fail to learn this junk I pray the Lord that I don't Hunk. And when I die, don't pity me at all, Just lay my bones in a study hall And tell my teacher I did my best And pile my books upon my desk. So now I lay me down to rest And pray to pass tomorrow's test If I die before I wake That's one less test I have to take. f X J 1 'I' DURAND PEP BAND Band members were: Top: Jeff Bargar, Paul Heinen Standing: Kim Tobler, Lisa Sprecher, Jayne Hagan, Shaun Kloster, Kelli Saelens, Maureen Dolan, Kelley Peter Connie KinCannon, Lisa McCullough. Sit- ting: Esther Prosise, Mr. Bern, Director, Steve lVlacDougall, Heidi Duerst. Below: Band Officers-Lisa McCullough, Secretary, Kelley Peter, Treasurer, Connie KinCannon President, Maureen Dolan, Vice-President if . :aw 'IA Q25 M N. ' if -9' an , Q1 N' es.: its Q -' 'PPJ eeer, 3 is , - . f , Q, ei e. - ,J Wf.,,,,,,. ,gb so . sssl J ,,,Mf W 9 'S fe 'F 1 CHORUS 'E ,J - W was , ' EV were 3 P ' P A is M 3' October December 11 December 19 Atl- 1 I an February 9 March 1 Contest . . April 28 4 May 25 May 27 ,lmvw CHORUS CALENDAR: Calendar Sales Christmas Concert Caroling and Christmas Conference Music Festival Solo and Ensemble Spring Concert Baccalaureate Awards Banquet OFFICERS AND ADVISORS: Left to right: Mrs. Greer1evAdvisor, Tina Severson-Librarian, Wanda MoatefVice-President, Torri Patterson-Secretary-Treasurer, Cheri Zollar- President. f, ,4 ,I cnghigi ,,-- f. 1 J. , ' Aka ,.,v '. ?'f'f'5j: V' 1 - ,' W A an K ,..,. , Mm . CHORUS GROUP PICTURE: Left to right: Cheri Zollar, Toren Culver, Cathy Martens, Todd Aurand, Melanie Schuler, Jacki Horton, Tina Cramp, Roy Choate, Ginny Hutchison, Lisa Kloster, Toni Patterson, Bev Krenek, Torri Patterson, Wanda Moate, Jodi Walsh, Tina Severson. Not pictured: Jean Baran and Tammy Piper. 90 NConference Festival, here we come! i Our IHSA Music Festival participant. i'Do you think we made it? Soloists all! 5-EQ-Slfik. 91 KET TOP PICTURE: Illinois State Scholars: Left to right: Sarah Vormezeele, Julie Vormezeele, Bill Damon, Debbie Atkinson. ABOVE: Who's Who Among American H.S, Students: Left to right: Sarah Vormezeele, Dirk Cooper, Sue Johnson, Julie Vormezeele, Bill Damon. NOT PICTURED: DAR Winner-Chris Palmer. 92 Ls fl HONORABLE MENTION I l E I 1 E l l' . . XX as as wail? xx if WG 'Nl f xv if 295' '5Q17'f? A 5 --Q f -., -r . ,, ' I-, I f-., . I fi ' f , ffvwwwf v iw f -, Q I fi 1 zz-X ,J 'lf 'vw Above: NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: Bottom row: Jennie Vormezeele, Julie Larson, Mr. Sabatino-Advisor, Rita Waller. Top Row: Rhonda Swenson, Maureen Dolan, Connie KinCannon, Bill Damon, Kelley Peter, Dirk Cooper, Sarah Vormezeele, Debbie Atkinson. Not pictured: Julie Vormezeele. At Left: MA- RINE PHYSICAL FITNESS WINNERS: Front Row: Polly Whitchurch, Kate Vormezeele, Kel- ley Peter, Jennie Vormezeele, Karlyn Hul- tquist, Laurie Thrasher. Back Row: Paul Hei- nen, Jay Johnson, Gordy Case, Bob Lowe, Doug Price. Not pictured: Dan Waisner, Marty Mulcahey, Penny Gentner. 93 Above left: Library help: back: Sue Hardesty, Mrs. Peterson, librarian, Laurie Thrasher, Tina Schmerse, Cheri Zollar. Seated: Janel Peter- son and Patty Long. Above right: Ofhce help: left: Mr. Sabatino, principal, Janice Eaton, Lisa Chase, Beth Hodges, Jennie Vormezeele, Connie KinCannon. Right: Work study: Gordy Case, Neil Laube, Ernie Lilja, Dan Waisner, Brian Blomquist, Mark Long, Mary Walsh. Jaime Alberstett, Jamie Lerwick, Mr. Lamm, advisor, Brad Clark, Janna Kerley, Lester Wise, Teresa Rogers, Bill Long, Mike Larson, Chris Palmer, Jean Moore. Patty Long. 94 , f 1' :S ERQFAT. BULLDO lil 0 1 i LIBRARY HELP. OFFICE HELP. WCRK STUDY STAFF Left: Mrs. Gibler, Hot Lunch Bookkeeper Below Left: Mrs. Sarver, Assistant Bookkeeper Below Right: Mrs. Parsons, Ofhce Secretary Bottom Left: Mrs. Bennett, School Nursee Bottom Middle: Mrs. Page, School Nurse Bottom Right: Mrs. Bottorf, Administrative Secretary and Bookkeeper and 'V few f is El xxx i W vi 95 ADMINISTRATION Qtr 'wife .wmv ,.,..f Q' if It fill. Maw l H In , ' k M' lVlr. Grande, Superintendent lVlr. Sabatino, Principal lVlr. Lamm, Vice-Principal 96 ah qi 1979-1980 School Board Standing, left to right: Maurice Patterson, Jim Thomas, Bill Stauffrer, Don Vormezeele. Seated, left to right: Dennis LoofbourrowfStudent Nlember, Jean Walsh, Bill Alberstett-President, Ken Greene, iii 1233 fi I if ai H ,Q ir, , . .. , XA 1 V-- K IT -X 'gwwgfffyif 4 1 W ' 1? , . 12' g hh' a. Nunn Q, V fi QV Z 5 ijg, I 'K 16 -W 1 Y , 1 V I 5 E. ,QQ-fifvi TOP LEFT: Mrs. Peterson-Librarian. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Brechtei-Learning Disabilities MIDDLE LEFT: Mrs, Gunz-Home Ec. MIDDLE RIGHT: Mrs. Greene-English. BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. PruittfArt. BOTTOM RIGHT: Ms. Corcoran-Spanish. W 97 l E Q I hy,W.uw W' ggi: , i ,uf ,ss f 61500008666 L W 1' f 1 Wi .Ss ki ' 5 :fi f. ooooooooooa ooooeoooouu ,ggooooooooea ' kt. Clockwise: Nlr. Allison, English Mr. Walberg, Science Mr. Fleming, History Ms. Sterlinske, Business Mr. Bern, Instrumental Music li 1 gill X r- L. 98 1 Top Left: Nlr. Funfsinn, Georgraphy, Study Hall, Jr. High PE Top Right: IVIr. Piomos, Shop Middle Left: Mr. Hagan, Math Middle Right: Mr. Bernard, Ag Bottom Left: Mr. Fischer, Math and Science Bottom Right: IVIrs. Winter, Home Economics ai' vii!- ' .7 AG 127- fu COACHES 1 Q. l '- 3ff:Nl2x'iiiff,:52l Q.. -fiss- Q . -- . -1 H' lfdxz ix. , - 53,13 ' aidffgi. y ' Ja ,. ' 1 .liar .ta if Wfi ' f , ,, -I Agai n ?':.fii:5ei' Q fb ff--- ' -41 ' s- 1' 'A if 100 48. Lt UV,-A Z ,. la, T M i ,. '-mf A 5,11 i ' E 1 - TOP LEFT: Coach BennettWFootball and Varsity Basketball. TOP RIGHT: Coach Reiss-Volleyball and Girls' Track. LEFT: Coach SchwabfFrosh-Soph Football and Wrestling. RIGHT: Coach Truesdale- Frosh-Soph Basketball and Assistant Varsity Football Coach. NOT PICTURED: Coach Sterlinskef Asst. Volleyball Coach. Coach Letcher-Girls' Softball. Coach Wirth-Boys' Track and Baseball Coach. W W' 'S' W i li get LEFT: Bus drivers: Left to right: Carol Hagan, John Hagan, Curt NlacDougall, Joe Walsh, Steve GafTney, Truman Clark, Carol Patterson, Chuck Fischer. BELOW LEFT: Student Help: Torri Patterson, Nancy Truesdale, Becky Kelsey, Paul Wise, Tina Severson. BELOW RIGHT: Kitchen Help: Sally Waller, Jan Nloore Mary Nosbisch, Karen Bliven, Carol Kelsey. BOTTOM: Janitors: IVlike Larson, Glen Larson Richard Ritt. NOT PICTURED: Night janitors: Charlie Clark, Truman Clark, Beverley Nlartens. 1 1 T -we ,..-:lt...1.....M.w-4.-was 'S may , W 'w 1 fl zaaaaeaa: ,v --'- ' ' E . Xi -.5 l 1,4 . ' J S1 'I' l C ' 0 f 101 'Y I' , ,. .il 5 fx eg: f fn, .fr SENIOR SKIP DAY No one was around to take pictures You may sign here in honor of our absence 102 fri- 'V' fi., wu..L-- Ahhh Z,---5. X I .XM K . , 1 30 0, A .vwrff ,f 3, 3 1 mil Congratulatlons to the Class of 80 KIM STEWARD hour Wrecker Service 210 Howard St Durand Ill 61024 248 2575 DEAN FOODS 215 West Third St Congratulatlons to the Pecatonlca Ill 61063 mass of 80 MCCORKLE FURNITURE FUNERAL HOME Durand Illlnols MAYFAIR STUDIO 8020 West National Ave lVlllwaukee Wisconsin 53214 Phone C4145 476 3250 Smokey Thanks as usual Your help always greatly appreclated Annual Staff I I IVIaurice Boyer lVlcCullough Power Chain Saw Dealer 13446 Talicion Road Durand Concrete 84 Welsh Construction 109 Pepper St. Durand 248-2175 Or 248-2181 Durand 248-2393 Avon Representative Durand and Country Gladys Welsh 248 2462 Congratulations to the Senior Class from your friendly Avon Representative Grace Slaton 248 2238 Congratulations to the Class of 80 DU RAND LODGE 41302 AF andAlVl William J Binger W lVl Charles LaGaisse S W Ronald Geise J W William W Smith Sec A special thanks th e Zwig ers Congratulations from the Dur. Firemen's Association and the Dur. Firemen's Auxiliary A special thanks to Jody Bald from the annual staff Congratulations Seniors' Dick 84 Shirley Johnson Don 84 Peggy Vormezeele lVlr and lVlrs Truman Clark Ken 84 Bev Waller Nlrs Joyce Long lVlr and lVlrs Jack Walsh lVlarJory J Lilia 84 Sons Dr Michael lVlagnelia Bob 84 Janice Palmer lVIr and lVlrs Don Johnson lVlr and IVlrs William lVlcCorkle Dick 84 lVlarlene Koglin Steward Barron Dick s T V Repairs Krienke Car Wash Sugar River Sled Dogs Leonard 84 Beatrice Thrasher Durand, Ill. 810.24 ' Bob 84 Lorraine Vormezeele 105 IVIAIN STR E ET AUTO BODY formerly Berg s Body Shop lVlaln Street Pecatonlca Ill 61063 lVllke Tarbet 84 Kelly Alex PEACE HAPPINESS 84 SUCCESS TO YOU ALL Herbert I Greene Lawyer I 44 Shirley Fraley owner ..fg, .,l THE SUNSHINE PATCH 239 1349 421 lVlaln st Pee Ill 61063 JUNGLE JIIVI S 1431 N Nlaln St Oyster Bar Cocktalls Congratulations to the Senlor Class from Verna H Welsh Durand Postmaster Durand IL 61024 Everett J Harris Phone Doctor of Chiropractic Ofhce and Res 248 2159 112 E lVlaln St Durand Ill 61024 Cuckoo 84 Shelf Clocks KRENEK S CLOCK HAVEN 2314 N lVlaln St Rockford Ill 61103 Glen E Westbrook General Contractor 629 2421 Rockton IL I . I A E7 Grandfather, Wall, I ll I lm . - . 106 Russ Cathy Congratulations to the - mass of ,80 Wlnnebago Servlce Co Gelken Custom Farming Best Road Davis RUSS Gelkef' Durand 248 2195 855 5595 Rockford 963 7669 Annette Keith Warner Lambert Company 5500 Forest Halls Road Rockford Ill 61105 877 8081 AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER MXFXH A Special Thanks Shur Flne Groceries Soft Ice Cream Ice Cubes Fresh Meats Frozen Foods Creative Pictu re Framing THE FRAME SHOPPE GALLERY Bob Zanocco 623 N Prospect St 629 2107 226 8495 Rockford Ill 61107 rural homes acreages farms Lake Summerset nQfW yy J or ounANo 411 N Center St Durand cH1l.ToN REAL ESTATE Stephen: DBGUUS Rn 248 2424 Norman E Chllton Your Community Pharmacy Durand Ill Phone 248 2350 Drugs Sundrres 61024 Evenings 865 5156 Glfts Ambassador Cards A - l T, 5 i tl is 'UPNER xr- ' to Harrison, Ill. Cuthbertson'S I -3-, H . . ,1ll. 10 7 DU RAND D INN Congratulations to the Class of 80 Jim and Gay lVleyer Durand Illlnols 210 W Thlrd St P Ill Sales Servlce 239 2570 KC SOIL SERVICE Pecatonlca Illmols 61063 Congratulations to the Class of 80 CUSTOIVI INTERIORS Complete Home Furnishings 406 IVlaln Street Pecatonlca Illmols 61063 C8153 239 1400 COAST TO COAST total hardware 3600 N lVlaln Street North Towne Shopping Center Phone 877 1502 Edward J LaPIante Harold F Neuberger owners Lot 1542 a e Summerset GREENE Congratulations Class of 80 Durand Ill 248 2144 Congratulations to the Class of 80 Leisure Tame Sport Center Lakeside Plaza Best Rd Bob Hoefle lVl84IVI SUPERIVIARKET Congratulatlons to the Class of Gary St Jan lVlesser Durand Illlnols DEGROTE RADIO 84 TELEVISION . ' . ec, . '80 Ofnce 248 2822 Home 239 1243 FIREWOOD IVIEDINA AGENCY G d S It H OO pl ardwood Jeree L Meyers MARK LONG all types of Insurance 4815, 248 2836 Durand Illlnols 61024 C8155 633 7609 ROCK VALLEY ENGIN EERING G STATA General Contractors 10116 QUEEN OAKS DR ROCKFORD, ILL 61111 I I 1 6 I IN C. DURAND' ILL' 209 Center .Street 109 J's Boutlque Women's Apparel and Beauty Salon Pec Good Luck Class of DOT S DIN ER Fresh doughnuts everyday Soft servlce :ce cream School speclals Drlve ln service ln summer Pecatonlca Pharmacy 8 CENTER LAN ES PIZZA BOWL Bring thls coupon ln for a free game 408 Center St Ph 248 2588 Prescrlptlon 81 Home Remedles Pecatonlca Illlnols 239 1200 BG Johnson R Ph Helen Deese Our future depends The Backdoor Beauty Salon on YOUV fUtUl'9 Lakeslde Plaza Best Road 243 2655 Durand Ill FE!! Congratulations to the ZW? M!!! TH Growing wlth the communlty Class of 80 E TREASURE CHEST Glfts for all occasions Hallmark cards 108 Center St Box 598 Durand Ill Phone 248 2342 Bob 84 Phoebe Petrle FARMERS TAP Congratulations to the Class of 80 . xx ll I , . E F? . , I rp! 'Q L , f xx ' ' ., ' ll , . Compliments of KINNEY HARDWARE KIN N EY OIL 422 Center Street Durand Ill 61024 248 2164 Lawrence L Swinson Durand Illinois Country Companies Ins Life Health Nlutual Funds Commercial Fire Auto Office 815 248 2188 Home 815 248 2593 14.4 44' E r Star :QQ THE NICEST LITTLE GERMAN RESTAURANT BETWEEN HERE AND IVIUNICH 815 624 2200 Rockton Ill Hair Styling Hair Pieces 1 Congratulations to the Class of '80 A.C. lVlcCartney Farm Equip Route 1 Durand Ill 61024 Allis Chalmers Heston New Idea 815 248 2161 Gp mbles Pecatonica Gambles Bm and pay Deltuva Hardware and Home 239 2251 Furnishings 413 Main St Congratulations to the Class of 1980 vi ,f-PA Lakeside lVIarina Brad s Barber Shop 815 248 4224 418 Center Street Across from Durand Iii 61024 Lake Summerset Brad Aylesworth 248 4382 84 , , . cg . . I , . u' ' - I - -'rs,x .. '-egg 5. 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