Eisenhower High School - Crest Yearbook (Blue Island, IL)

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22 RICHARD PIOLATTO. Sports are Rich's hobby. CHRISTINE PISCHL. G.A.C. l,2. German Club l,2. Leader's Club 3,4. T.A.G. Club 3,4. Physical Science Club 3,4.I.S.E.1-1. Fine Arts Club 4. National Honor Society 3,4. LINDA PLETSCH. Bowling 2,3, president 2. G.A.C. l,2,3, awards I,2,3. Student Aide 4. CREST Staff 4. SANDRA PONTIUS. Student Aide l,2. Her first prom was Sandra's most memorable event at school. MARTHA POOLER. Girls' Club I,2,3,11. T,A.G. Club 3. French Club l,2. Bowling l,2. National Honor Society 11. Concert Band I,2,3,11. Drum Maiorette. JOHN POSTWEILER. Latin Club l,2. Physical Science Club 3. T.A.G, Club 3,-'1. Varsity Athletic Club 4. Football I,2,3,4, letters I,2,3,4. Bronson Brothers Trophy l, CANDICE POUDER. Bowling 4, Candy as the most praise for the stu- dent exchange program. RUSSELL POWERS. Bowling I,2, trophies l,2. GREGORY PRICE. D.O. Club 3,4. The D.O. program rates all of Greg's praise, DIANA PRYES. Mixed Chorus. D.E. Club. JOHN PRYOR. Pro Club l,2. Bowling l,4. Football I,2,3,11, letters l,2,3,11. Baseball manager 2,3, letters 2,3. Student Aide 2,4 PATRICIA PUCKETT. Orchestra I,2,A, treasurer 2. G.A.C. I,2,3, award I. Bowling 2. French Club 2. Steno Club 4, treasurer 4, Cardettes 3,4 Student Aide 4. CYNTHIA PUTNAM. G.A.C. 2. Bowling 3. Steno Club 4. Scholastic Achievement Award 3. MAX PUYANIC. Class treasurer I. A Cappella Choir 2,3,4. Latin Club I2, T.A.G. Club 3,11. Fine Arts Club 11. Operetta 3. PETER QUARLES. RICHARD QUERTERMUS. Physical Science Club 3. T.A.G. Club 4. Wrestling l,2, letters l,2. GERALD QUINT. Any type of ltalian food will keep Gerald happy, LARRY RACHEL. Latin Club I. Baseball 2,3,r1. EDWARD RADWAN. History has been Ed's favorite subiect. EDWARD RAJZER. Ed hopes to become a Tool and Die Maker. JOSEPHINE RAJZER. Student Aide 2. G.A.C. 2. CREST Staff 4. Library Aide A. Steno Club 4. ,apr .. Q W ., if T i' . ...W .. ,N W , i 1,5 5 ,gf ik My W ,Q f sw 'W QW. ,f 5 .... . .. srenes n !..,x T fi! 5 x 'K .ili K. g 06,1 ...-f . fr ii mi' .H AW r' Ni. Q' RB? i515's.s:' ' H5iE TL.?Bf?ii.3ti:.fi ,, -.ef'.,SF.,,,. . ,s-wx.. - , -Y g Avg A- 1 L fe. AOQ . ,W . xy y . E av T H. 595 Wx I .WW I vig g X. . .W ' A F - ' g . L.. . -- . X L . . . he r . 2 Q ,- , . ,. Y .... ,..

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cilifm Why is dad smiling77 Daughter is footing the bill at annual Dad and Daughter Date Night. ll. to r.l Mr. Dowd, Barbara Dowd, Elaine Danos Mr Danos Mr Peacock, Marilyn Peacock. fi it? r It I ' '.,t3VY5,,5's fx .. fi I .OFM '-4-sw ,que--.sb WAYNE RAPP. Spanish Club l. Wayne has found the Print Shop to be his most useful course. CAROL RATLIFFE. JOHN RAUWOLF. D.O. Club. John has great praise for the Pigskin Pow Wow. RANDALLRECH. LYNN RECKNER. Girls' Club i,2,4. Spanish Club i,2. ROBERTA REDMAN. G.A.C. l,2,3,4, awards 2,3. Girls' Club l,2. F.T,A. 3,11. Bowling l,2,3,4, secretary 2, trophy 3. Student Aide l,2, 3,4. Scholastic Achievement Award 3. MICHAEL REISINGER. The day he passed Latin was Mike's most memorable day at school. KAREN RENNER. Red and White Staff 3,4 Steno Club -4. French Club 2. G.A.C. 2. CHARLES REVOR. Spanish Club l,2. F.T.A. 4. Physical Science Club 3,4. THOMAS RICE. RONALD RICKMAN. PAUL RIGGS. Electronics is Paul's hobby. SHIRLEY RILEY. FRANCIS RINI. Math has been Franl-Us most useful and favorite subiect. CLAUDIA RIPLEY. Steno Club A. Leader's Club A, Drama Club 3,4. Scholastic Achievement Award 3.