Forreston High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Forreston, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1979 volume:

NINETEEN SEVENTY-NINE or The Saga of Forreston High School 1979 Cardinal Forreston Hijtli School Forreston, Illinois Volume XL Nineteen Seventy-Nine Table of Contents To the Reader: This is an introduction to the history of Forreston High School Students in the year 1979. This story has been refer- red to as a saga‘ or a tale of adventures and heroic deeds. Our accomplishments are these heroic deeds and we have certainly experienced many adventures on the way. The characters of this story include each student, the faculty, the staff, and any person connected with the school. The school building, school grounds, and places visited by the students are all a part of the setting. The plot, although not specifically known beforehand, consists of all the events and happenings of the year. This familiar tale has been recorded in pictures and words. One word of caution, however. Do not get upset if this story does not correspond to your idea of the year and its events. It is my opinion, and of course it is different than what others think. I only hope that the ideas expressed will enhance your memories and trigger your ideas as to what the year was. Good luck in everything you undertake throughout your lifetime. Thanks for giv ing me the privilege of directing this yearbook. Best Wishes for a Successful Life Your Yearbook Editor, r rv_ Tom Barthel A most important part of any talc is its charac- ters. Characters react to situations, show emo- tions. and carry the plot along. This pictoral his- tory is full of characters, wild and shy. dull and witty, cute and not-so- cute, and all a very important part of Nine- teen Seventy-Nine. Characters 4 Groups People working together— having fun— enjoying themselves— Forreston High School has many different groups and organizations. Band. Chorus, Pom Pons, Cheerleaders, and sports teams, to name a few. Each organization is unique, and has something different to offer the school. It is these groups working alone or together, that make up the real image of Forreston High School. 6 Pictures Clockwise from lop: Al Ease! Band preparing for yet another great half time show. Students all wet at Hallowreen assembly. Chorus Line' (s) up to Wiz through another Pops Concert. Firing Up’ at the Bonfire for another Homecom- ing game. No Sweat! Just one more super pep assembly. 7 Events Nineteen Seventy-Nine was an eventful year. Occurrences that were exciting and colorful became the most memorable and enjoyable parts of the year. However, these were preceded by hours of preparation; float building nights, practices for theatrical productions, and work to sec that the hig dance was something special . Of course, peaceful days always came along sometime, w ith the hushed footsteps of shoes scuffling down an empty hallway. CWU.sr from lop: Jionfirr. Rrhrarsal of 77rr Man Who Cnmr to Dinner, «inliii.il on Sophomorr float. Homrrominji Ham , mori- |� la rrhrarsaU. Homrcoming danrr. East Deeds of Valor Higher, faster, stronger” reads to aneient motto. Athletes work to improve themselves both in body and spirit. Strong bonds of friendship and amiability form as teams strive to achieve perfection and also to win. Our athletes are a speeial part of the school and their additions to the year Nineteen Seventy-Nine are beyond value. 10 11 The Plot Here at last we have a brief memoir of the year. On August 25th of 1978. we filed into a familiar red- bricked building, as usual.. . . This year, however, a sparkling new addition added to the general interest. Complete with locker rooms and a new study hall, the addition added much-needed space to cramped quar- ters throughout the school . . . 12 A year slowly passed by. With inge- nuity and elbow grease, floats were built. People partici- pated in athletics and other activities. A trio of three beautiful girls namely Harlo's Anpels stole the show with their several appearances. Every- one struggled to bat- tle the snow . . . 13 The Plot (Con.) Endless 'nrarhing for higher goals ehararleri ed the ear. To he ihe Im sI mean! eonstant work al improvement. However, long davs were brokrn by lighter moments sueh as the Christmas Assem Id . . . 14 Al work, such as | crforming a pom-pon muline in the middle of a packed gym, or al play, people gave an exciting performance in the drama of everyday life. Smiles, tears, frowns, and chuck- les all made for very special moments. Laughter, shouts, sighs because of an extra homework assignment, and general pride in our school and each other filled the weeks. We lived through bas- ketball and football games, became involved in tin- fantasies of theatrical productions, shouted for and at our friends, and gener- ally. lived. Then, as suddenly as it Ix-gan. the year was over . . . 5 Conclusion We come to an end of life. Now we set out to achieve our hopes and aspirations. These ma taifl many forms, but all will have a common bond thru our memories and experiences together. Good luck to vou all. Congratulations to the Class of 1979 PHIL’S FRESH EGGS Forreston — Illinois Good Luck to the Class of 1979 VIRGIL SWALVE Auctioneer Real Estate Salesman l or Personalized Service Call 938-3108 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1979 HAYUNGA OIL CO. Rock City Road Box 82 German Valley, IL 61039 362-2209 STANDARD 1 Congratulations Class of 1979 Darrell E. Knight w w ... THE OFFICE PRODUCTS CENTER i Business Machines Office Furniture Office Supplies (018) 232.4718 120 N VAN BUREN ST. FREEPORT. ILL. Congratulations to the Class of 1979 Dr. Richard C. Hessenius Dr. Dale L. Kaneyp' Optometrists 947-2424 128 W'. Front Stockton, IL 61085 235-3155 369-4008 1100 W. Galena 115 W. Railroad Freeport, IL Lena, 11 61032 61048 I Congratulations and Best Wishes to Robin and the Class of 1979 THE SEASONS Bowling Alley 1100 W; Galena Avenue Congratulations DAN” from FORRESTON GRAIN AND FEED 938-2280 Freeport Illinois Forreston Illinois CHARACTERS Class of 1979 Flower: Carnation Colors: Red and White Advisor Dave Rigs bee Advisor Virginia Harmon Motto: In Our Hands We Hold the Future, hut Only God Knows the Way Valedictorian Thomas Bart he I President National Honor Society 3,4; Yearbook 3.4. Editor 4; Band 1.2,3.4; Chorus 1,2,3.4; Madri- gals 1.2.3.4 and Swing Choir. Musical 1.2,3.4; Play 3.4; Class officer 2,4 Salutatorian John Hill Football 2,3,4; Track 1,2; Wrestling 1.2.3.4 Nancy Hagemann FHA 1.2.3.4, Officer 4; Pep Club 1.2; Year book 3.4; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 4; Band 1.2,4; Chorus 1,2.3.4; Musi- cal 1.2.3,4; Class Officer 1.3; Track 1.2,3.4; Cheerleader 1.2.3.4. Captain 4; Homecoming Court 4; FFA Sweetheart 18 ■ A I Dory Kampen Vice-President FHA 1.2.3; Pep Club 1.2; Band I.2.3.4. Drum Major 4; Chorus 1,2,3.4; Swing Choir and Madrigals 4; Track 3,4, Mgr. 2; X-County Mgr. 4; Class Officer 4: Musical 1.2,3.4; Homecom- ing Court 2 Tom Miller Co-Treasurer Chorus 1; FFA 1.2,3,4; Homecoming Court 4 Susanne DeWall Secretary Track 1, Mgr. 2.3.4; FHA I.2.3.4. Officer 1.2.3.4; Pep Club 1.2; Class Officer 1,3.4; Stu- dent Council 1,3; Yearbook 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Band 1.2; Color Guard 1; Chorus 1.4; Musical 1.3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Baseball Stat. 3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3.4. Co-Cap- tain 4; Homecoming Court 4; Prom Court 4 Michele Zumdahl Co-Treasurer FHA 1,2,3.4; Pep Club 1.2; National Honor Society 3,4; Yearbook 3.4; Chorus 1,2; Span- ish Club 3. Class Officer 3,4; Color Guard 3.4. Captain 4; Basketball Stat. 4 Glenn Schulz Student Council National Honor Society 3.4; Football 1.2.3.4; Student Council 4, Officer 4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2,3; Baseball 1; Prom Court 4 Jeff Funk National Honor Society 3.4; X-Country 1.2.3,4; Class Officer 2; Track 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1.2.3.4 19 LeAnne Rusi German Club 1,2; Musical 2.3,4; Chorus 1,2,3.4; Pep Club IJ2 Robin Sleinhauser FHA 3; Pep Club 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4; Yearbook 3,4; Band 1,2.4; Chorus 1.2.3.4; Madrigal and Swing Choir 1,3.4; Musical 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1.2.3,4; Volley- ball 1.2.3.4, Co-Captain 3.4; Track 1.2.3.4; Spanish Club 1.2.3 Merrill Kaney X-Country 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2,3,4; Basketball 1.2,3.4 Kirk Rosenbaum Yearbook 3.4; Football Slat. 2.3; X-Country. Basketball and Track Mgr. 1.2.3.4 Keith Wubbena FFA 2; Chorus 1.2,3,4; Musical 1.2.3.4; Madrigal and Swing Choir 1.2,3,4; Baseball 3 Mark Romanowski National Honor Society 3.4; Chorus 1.2,3.4; Play 3.4; Football 1,2.3; Musical 1.2.3.4; Wrestling 1.2.3,4; Madrigal and Swing Choir 3.4 Kim Lewis Band 1.2,4; Chorus 1.2.3.4; Madrigals and Swing Choir 2.3,4; Musical 1,2,3.4; Play 4; Yearbook 3,4; Colorguard 1.2; Class Officer 1.2; Volleyball 1.2.4; Spanish Club 1.2.3; Bas- ketball Slat. 2,3,4; Baseball Stat 3; Track Mgr. 2.3 20 Harlan Juergens Orman Club 1,2.3.4, Officer 4; Student Coun- cil 2; Yearbook 3.4; Band 1.2.3.4; Chorus 1,2.3.4; Madrigals 2.3,4, and Swing Choir; Musical 1.2.3.4; Play 4; Class Officer 2 Rachel Denekas Band 1.2.3.4; Pep Club 1; Chorus 2.3.4; Madrigals and Swing Choir 4; Musical 2.3.4 Mary Sander FHA 1; Chorus 1.2; P'lag Corp 1.4; Musical 4; Orman Club 2,3.4; Yearbook 3.4; Basketball 2,4; Volleyball 2,3 Mgr.4 Kerry Manus Chorus 4; X-Country 1.2; Basketball 1.2.3.4. Co-Captain 4; Track 1,3; Prom Court 4 Libby Palmer FHA 1.2.3.4: Pep Club 1.2; Student Council 4, Officer 4; Yearbook 3,4; Band 1.2,4; Chorus 1.2.3.4: Play 4; Musical 1.2.3,4; Pom Pon 4; X-Country Slat 3. Mgr 4; Basketball Stat 3.4: Track 1,2,3; Volleyball 1.2. Mgr. 3; Baseball Stat 3.4 Tim Coffman FFA 1.2.3,4: Track U3; Football 1,2.3.4, Co-Captain 4 Rick Plock Student Council 4; Band 1.2,3,4, Officer 4; Chorus 1.2.3.4; Swing Choir and Madrigal 1,2,3.4; Play 2,3.4; Musical 2,3.4 21 Gary Koeller Cathy Strieker P« gg Baal Chorus: 1 FHA: 1.2 FHA: 1.2.3; Chorus: 1; Yearbook: 3,4 FFA: 1.2.3.4: Student Council: 4; Football: 2,3.4 Band: 1; Homecoming Court: 3; Baseball: 1; Basketball: 1.2.3; X Country: 1; Football: 2.3.4 Basketball: 2.3.4; German Club: Officer 4; Baseball slat.: 4; Basketball slat.: 3.4 22 Joe Akins FFA: 1.2.3.4; Football: 1.2.3.4 Denise Hay tingua FHA: 1,2,3.4; Officer 3; Pep Club: 2; Pla : 3.4; Band: 1.2.3.4; Volleyball: 1.2.3.4 Musi- cal: 3.4; Yearbook: 3; Basketball Manager: 3 Pamela Hose Debbie Page FHA: 2.3; Pep Club: 1.2; Band: 1; Chorus: Chorus: 1; Madrigals: 1; Class Officer: 1 i.2,3.4; Musical: 4; Spanish Club: 2.3 Mark Hundertmark Football: 2; FFA: 1.2 Lyle Wilken Football: 1.2.3,4 Cathy Buntjer FHA: 1.2; Pep Club: 2 23 Curt Stukenburg Susan Kanr Chorus: 1: Football Manager: 3; Basketball Manager: 3,4 (Campus Life: 1.2.3: FHA: 1.2.3; Pep Club: 1.2; Chorus: 1.2.3.4; German Club: 4 Mike Barthel FFA: 2.3.4; Band: 1.3.4 Carol Greenfield FH A: 1.2.3.4. Officer 3: Band: 1; Pep Club: 2; Spanish Club: 2.3: Chorus: 1,2,3.4; Play: 3.4; Musical 2.3.4 Dan G darholm Football: 1. Manager 2 Barb Lynch Volleyball: 1; Pep Club: 1.2; Chorus: 1.2.3.4; Band: 1.2 Crystal Shellhause Band: 1; FHA: 2.3: Chorus: 1.2.3.4 24 Debbie Soltow German Club: 3; Track: 1; Chorus: 2 Tom Alberts Basketball: 1.2: FFA: 1.2.3 Bonnie Huler Pep Club: 2: Musical: 1; German Club: 1 Lori Rucker Track: 1; Chorus: 2; Pep Club: 2; Pom Pon: 1.2: Basketball: 2.3 Jim Jacobs Baseball: 1; Football: 1,2,3.4: Basketball: 1.2 Ron Green Football: 1: Basketball: 1; Baseball: 1.2 I Kath) Ortrnan HI A: 1.2.3.4. Officer 4; Chorus: 2; Yearbook: 3.4; Librar Aide: 3; Play: 4; Spanish Club: 3.4 25 Suzanne Frisbie FHA: 1.2.3: Yearbook: 4: Pep Club: 1.2: Bas kciliall Manager: 2.3 Chad Sigafus Football: 1.2.3.4: Track: 1.2.3 Avis Nelson Pep Club: 1.2: Chorus: 1; Basketball: 2; Trac k: 1.2.3.1: V ollevball: 1.2.3: German Club: 1.2 Brenda Harrenstein FH A: 2.3.1: Pep Club: 2: Chorus: 1: Pom Pon: 3: Basketball. Volleyball. Manager: 2; Color Guard 3.1 Stuart Meyers Chorus: 1: FFA: 1.2.3.1: Football: 1.2 David Meyer Band: 1.2: Chorus: 2: Musieal: 2 Kdward Booth FFA: 1.2.3: FHA: 1: Pep Club: 1: Pla : 3.1: Cross Country: 1: Chorus: 1; Yearbook: 3.4 26 kath) Borgmann KHA: 1.3: Chorus: 1; Pep Club: 1; Track: 1 kim Zellers KHA: 4: Pep Club: 1.2: Track: 1: Chorus: 1: German Club: 1.2.3.4: Color Guard: 3.4 Thomas Mulde Lori Gesin KHA: 1.2.3.4: Color Guard: 3.4: Basketball Stats.: 4 Jon Ludwig FFA: 1.2.3.4: Football: 1.2.3.4: Track: 1.2.3.4: Basketball: 1.2.3: Homecoming Court: 1 Wend Perk KHA: 1.2.3 Karen Montague KHA: 1.2.3.4: Band: 1.2: Pep Club: 1.2: Cho- ru : 1.2.3.4; Student (Council Officer: 3: Pla : 3.4; Musical: 1.2.3.4; Yearbook: 3; German Club: 3.4; Homecoming Court: 3.4 Class of L Ackerman L Akins S. Anderson C Baumann G. Bernhard R. Beyer C Black B. Blackmorc G Brinkman S. Brinkman D. Bronkema K. Buntjer K. Capps D. Coleman L Col I man J. Cook G. DeVries C DeWall D. DeWall K. Dorsey M. Drayton S. Duilsman T. Engebretaon B. Engelkens L Faisi S. Frank P. Frit G Galor T. Genandt K. Green B. Groenewold G Higar B. Hillman T. Howald J. Jacobs F. Kahler 28 1980 S. Kahler K. Kilker M. Korf R Korf D. Krusey P. Kursehner C Lister B. Long C Longa mo re T. Ludwig M. Martens R. Merrill K. Midthum K. Moring D. Myers D. Nath B. Ortman E. Poppen J. Print . R. Rankin T. Rogers M. Romanowski J. Rou an K. Rust J. Ruter B. Sammon K. Sanders B. Smith R. Smith S. Smith M. Sneek B. Sol tow C Strieker P. Stukenberg S. Stykel S. Thompson D. Timm R. Turner D. VanRaden J. Vielmeier W. Watson B. Whited L Wilhelms Not Pictured D. Hartman L Slater Front Row J. Vietmeier Vice Pres. D. Timm Pres. D. VanRaden Treas. P. Kursehner Sec. Bark Row V. A pel P. Johnson V. Grande A. Turner Advisors Junior Officers ■ FORRESTON H and Advisors 30 Officers and Advisors Sophomores L TO R. K. Ackerman. Vice Pres., S. Meyer. Sec., B. Hein. I). Elder, Advisors, J. Bruhaker, Pres.. D. Osterloo. Treas. Front Row B. Clifton Vice Pr« s. J. Jacol s Pres. K. Smith Treas. Freshman Back Row C Jungst K. Higgins Advisors P. Galor Sec. B. Zumdahl Student Council 31 Class of K. Ackerman L Akins D. Anderson A. Arnhem M. Ascher D. Bennett B. Beyer T. Binkley B. Bollenbaugh D. Brit rh J. Brown J. Brubaker j. Bull M. Collman J. Cook S. Cornelius VI. DeVries D. DeWall A. Dikkers L Faist D. Gillingham J. Good R. Gronewold J. Hamm N. Hill C Hillers D. Janssen G. Janssen M. Kahler B. Kauffman K. Kilker K. l� ng S. Ludwig J. Lynch J. McCall D. Niamey 32 1981 k. Meuris S. Meyer K. Mocker L Mouring M. Muller D. Osier!oo J. Palmer R. Paul M. Peck D. Perez S. Petersen D. Rippy J. Ross R. Rucker L Schneiderman B. Sigafus R. Sladek D. Smith T. Smilh D. Snyder J. S waive S. Thompson C Timmer T. Victmeier D. Faison D. Weegens K. White K. W'ichman I). Wilhelms T. Zellers B. Brauncsreither P. Kaney Not Pictured K. Roberts B. Srhemel 33 Class of K. Baumann J. Bingner S. Bo er C Broun B. Clifton B. Conkey J. Gx)k T. Day J. DeVries S. DeVries E. DeWall B. Dorsey J. Drake T. Drayton T. Duffield J. Duitsman D. Dwyer T. Fddins S. Fngelkens G Faist D. Farley G Fricke P. Fritz M. Gagliardi P. Calor T. Gillingham G. Groenewold P. Hagemann G Hawinga J. Hewitt R. Hose T. Jaekson J. Jaeohs V.Juergens S. Kahler M. Kauffman 34 B. Korf J. Kubly D. Lrhne T. Lindstrom D. Mellen S. Merrill K. Meuris B. Meyers L Miller S. Myers M. Nagel G. Ortman D. Paul W. Pepper T. Perez J. Pop|wn B. Prinlz T. R gez M. Rouzan I- Slater K. Smith J. Snapp D. Snyder K. Stukenberg L Stukenberg M. Stukenberg B. Stykel M. Swalve S. V'ietmeier G. Waack J. Waaek K. Wi hman J. Wubbena T. Wubbena B. Zumdahl G Long B. Ai kerman L Alderks N. Ross D. Sol tow 35 Michele Zumdahl Iowa Wesleyan Scholarship Kim Lewis U. of I. Veterans Scholarship Rohin Steinhauser DAR winner. Hope Scholarship Tom Barthel Nancy Hagemann SAR winner. Nat. Merit FFA Sweetheart Scholarship Honors of the Year Glenn Schulz Bov's State Ed Booth Boy’s State Miss Flame Contestants: Left to right C. Buntjer, L. Palmer, D. Sollow, D. Kampen. D. Pane, S. Frisbie. K. Ottman Susanne DeWall Girl’s State Illinois State Scholars: Left to right—Nancy Hagemann. Tom Barthel, John Hill, Glenn Schulz National Honor Society: Back row. Left to right—S. DeWall. R. Steinhauser. N. Hagemann. M. Romanowski, M. Zumdahl, K. Duitsman, T. Barthel, G. Schulz, J. Funjt. 2nd Row—M. Romanowski, D. Timm, R. Turner. D. VanRaden. 1st Row—E. Poppen, A. Nelson, K. Rosenbaum, K. Capps, D. DeWall, M. Martens 36 Administration Pres. Of Board Rich DeVries Board of Education Standing (left to right) Mr. Ronald Zumdahl, Mr. George Martins; Seated (left to right) Mr. Wilber Juergens. Mr. Irvin Seuring (retired). Mrs. Sandra Derby, and Mr. Ronald Gronewald. Not Pictured Mr. Fred Wiederholtz (replacing Mr. Seuring) Supt. of Schools Ted Capinski Mr. Doug Elder Mr. Art Carpenter Mr. Don Carlson Mr. Rich Bennett Algebra I II. General Scienee, Drafting, Shop Math, Carpentry, Boys P.E., F.B.. B.B.. Baseball Coarh Driver’s EH., Boys Track, Cross F.B. Coac h, Soph. Adv. F.B. Coach Country, Girls B.B. Coach Mr. Ken Ryder Mr. Sieve Pearson Mr. Don McMorris Hein 20th Cent. History . Amer. Prob.. Chemistry. Alg. I, Gen. Math. F.B., Guidance Couns., Stud. Couns. Adv. Bio.. Adv. Bio.. Soph. Adv., Photo Boys PE, Pol. Science. F.B. Coach Wrest. Coach Adv. Miss Alett Turner Miss Pam Johnson Miss Kathy Higgens Miss Carmen Jungst English I 2B. Non-Col I. Read- Typing III. Off. Pract., Shorthand. Typing I II. Cons. Ed., Pom-Pon Home Ec., Foods, Clothing, Fr. ing. Jr. Sr. Play Adv. Jr Adv. Adv., Fr. Adv. Adv. 38 Guiding Mrs. Virgina Grand� (English II. IB, American Lit. Brit- ish Lit. Jr. Adv., Yearbook Adv. Mrs. Virginia Harmon Spanish 1 II. Senior Adv.. Cheer- leading Adv. Mr. Dan Harmon Psychology. History Sociology. Boys Varsity Basketball Coach Mr. David Rigs bee Geometry. Physics. Adv. Math. Alge- bra II. Math Contest Sponsor. Senior .Adv. Mrs. Virginia Apel Mrs. Sharon Asp German I. II. III. Speec h. Junior Art. Set Design for Musical Adv.. Germa.i Club Adv. Mr. Allen Redford Band. Orchestra Director for Musi- cal. Co-Director for Madrigal Din- ner Mrs. Nannette Anderson Chorus. Madrigal. Swing Choir. Musi- cal Director. Co-Director for Madrigal Dinner Mr. Monty Strating Mrs. Val Kradle Miss Karen Benson Miss Marther Lower General Cooperative Education Girls' P.E.. Girls Basketball Asst. Girls P.E.. Health. Girls Track Girls Student I .E. Teacher Coach, Girls Track Co-Coach Co-Coach. Volley ball Coach 39 Bird i ne Stykel: School Nurse Dean Sanders: Janitor Mar Englebretson: Library Aid Chris Baum: Librarian 40 Jo Funk—Virginia George: Cooks GROUPS Everyone Joins in the Activities! 42 WAVC and CWT Students Bark Row: D. Page. M. Romanowski. C. Sigafus, A. Nelson. C. Longa more, S. Frisbie. M. Sneek, C. Shellhause. S. Kaney, B. Harrenstein, R. Drnekas. 2nd Row: T. Miller. S. Meyers. D. Cederholm, T. Alberts, J. Ludwig, K. Montague. M. Drayton. T. Englebretson. K. Moring, J. Vietmeier, C Calor. C. Strieker. J. Ruler, K. Ortman, M. Sander. B. Sammon. K. Borgrnan. L. Rucker. R. Green. 1st Row: D. Hartman. J. Jacobs. M. Barthel. B. Lynch. D. Timm. D. Kampen. G. Bernhard, K. Kilker, D. Soltow. D. Meyer. J. Jacobs. R. Merrill. C. Strieker, P. Baal. S. Pepper. K. Midthun. B. Ruler. Art Students Standing: Nanette Ross Brad Hillman Kay Capps Lyndon Wilhelms Tom Barthel Beth Gronewold Sharon Asp. Instructor 2nd Level: Chris Smith Sandy Meyers TTiird Level: Gina Jansen Pam Kaney Teresa Smith Lisa Miller Martha Muller Denise Hayunga Sue Cornel ious Teresa Gillingham Brian Sohemel David Lehne 43 Student Council Front Row: Nancy Hagemann. Vice-Pros.; Glonn Sohul .. President; Libby Palmor, Soc.-Troas.. 2nd Row: Jeff Vietmeier. Brian Zumdahl. Dory Kampen. Robin Gronowold. Martina Romanowski. 3rd Row: Lee Engel kens. Keith Ackerman. Rick Pluck. Lyndon Wilhelms Campus Life 44 Sharia Thompson. Jacki Swalve. Chris Strieker. Gwen DeVries. Kelly Roberts. 2nd Row: Beth Engelkens. Susan Kaney. Jill DeVries. Karol Buntjer. Cathy Strieker. Pam Korf Future Farmers of America Sitting on cab: L Cullman. T. Coffman, C. Meuris Second Row: D. Paul, S. Thompson. B. Meyers. B. Bollenbaugh. L. Engel kens Student Council Representative Standing: R. Hose, S. Meyers, Dave VanRaden Chapter Treasurer. T. Genandt, Nancy Hagemann, FFA Sweetheart. B. Print . M. Korf Sentinel. S. Engelkens. K. Baumann Future Homemakers of America Miss Jungst. Advisor; S. DeWall. President; Nancy Hagemann. Vice-President; K. Ortman. Secretary; D. DeWall, Treasurer; G. DeVries, Point Sec.; E. Poppen, Historian; J. Swalvo. Historian; M. Zumdahl. K. Buntjer. L. Faist. E. DeWall. Class Representatives; 2nd Row: K. Wiehman. D. Nath, L. Akins. M. Romanovs ski. G. Janssen, L. Slater. J. Duitsman. P. Hagemann, C. Fricke, J. Cook. J. Kubly, P. Frit . 3rd Row: S. Meyer, L. Mouring. L. Akins. K. Montague, J. Print . A. Dikkers. T. Wubbena, R. Sladek, S. Thompson. A. Arshem. D. Smith. C. Ortman. 4th Row: M. Swalve. S. Vietmeier, C. Shellhause, C Hayunga, B. Harrenstein. K. Midthun. C. Strieker. B. Korf, S. Merrill. K. White, K. Zellers, D. Britsch, D. Wilhelms. P. Korf. J. Brown. 5th Row: L. Gesin, C. Greenfield, L. Palmer, J. Wubl ena, B. Smith. C. Baumann. I.. Miller. D. Hayunga. T. Gillingham. . W'atson, J. DeVries, C Faist, V. Juergens. N. Ross, E. Booth 45 Photo Club ’ Snaps” Through Another Year! Hark Row: left to right. R. Sladek. N. Ross. J. Wul� l ena. R. Merrill. C. Faist, R. Turner. M. Martens. 2nd Row: T. Wubbena. T. Rogers. K. Smith, J. G� ok. M. Rouzan, Sealed: E. Booth. M. Romanowski, M. Romanowski Bist Du Ein Deutscher? Bark Row: B. Smith. W. Watson. B. Whited. T. Howald, F. Kaler, L. Wilhelms, B. Hillman, T. Barth el. K. Ackerman. C. Timmer, D. DeWall. D. Osterloo. D. Bronkema. D. Lenne, 2nd Row: L. Aekerman, K. Montague. S. Girnelius. L Rust, G. DeVries. L. Akins. K. Capps, D. Nath, S. Frank. D. Anderson. D. Bennett, L. Schnciderman, G. Groenewold. M. Ascher, Seated: R. Plock, Treas., K. Duitsman, V. Pres.. R. Gronewold, Student Rep., H. Juergens. Pres.. E. DeWall, Sec.. V. Apel. Adv.. On Floor E. Booth, K. Wichman, J. Bull 46 Yearbook Does It Again!! Mr� . Grande—Advisor CLUBS Harlan Jucrgens I .a uric Ackerman Ellen Poppen INDEX Man Sander Kathy Ortmen Sue Frisbic Cathy Hunt jar BUSINESS MANAGERS Nancy Hagemann Michele Zumdahl kari Rust STAFF AND FACULTY Rick Plock Edward Booth Beth Smith Tom Barthel. Editor SPORTS Libby Palmer Kirk Rosenbaum Dranne DeWall Susan Smith Mike Martens Chris Strieker ACTIVITIES Robin Steinhauser Kim la'wis Lyndon Wilhelms Brad Hillman CLASSES Susanne DrWall Peggv Baal Gwen DeVries Penny Fritz 47 Forreston High Cheerleaders 1979 Varsity Squad Left to Right: Kay Capps Susanne DeWall Nanry Hagemann. Captain Rene Rankin Pam Kunchncr Rohm Steinhauser. Front Senior Leaders Left to Right: Susanne DeWall Robin Steinhauser Nanry Hagrmann 8 Who Ya Rootin’for? . . . FHS! TOP ROW: Du Mena Dwyer Lisa Stukenberg Evelyn DeWall BOTTOM ROW: Laurie Akins Melody Swalve Andrea Arshem, Captain 49 Swing Choir Wizzes Thru Another Year! Top to Bottom: Kim littis Keith Wubl ena Pam kanev Harlan Juergens Robin Steinhauser Mark Romanowski Kari Rust Tom Barthel Don. kampen Rick Plock Rachel Denrkas Brad Hillman Toby Rogers L ndon Wilhelms Kav Capps Lisa Stukenberg All Choral activities under the direction of Nan- nette Stroebel. Madrigal Ensemble 50 We’re Gonna Rise Up Singin’ Concert Choir First Row: P. Fritz, K. Capps. K. Smith, L. Slater. P. Hagemann. D. Smith. E. DeWall, A. Dikkers, T. Wubbcna. C. Fricke. L. Stukenberg, P. Fritz, M. Rouzan. J. Cook. 2nd Row: G. DeVries, L Ackerman. N. Ross. D. Wilhelms. R. Gronewold. M. Swalve. B. Harrenstein, C. Shellhouse. T. Rogers. M. Romanowski, R. Plock, B. Ackerman, B. Clifton, M. Romanowski, N. Hagemann, R. Steinhauser, S. DeWall. 3rd Row: V. Juergens. J. Duitsman, D. Nath, L. Akins. D. Kampen, L. Rust, S. Kaney. D. Lehne. J. Snapp, B. Hillman, L. Wilhelms. L Miller, S. Vietmeier. K. Rust. K. Montague, S. Meyer. Back Row: P. Kaney. N. Hill, C. Baumann. B. Smith. J. Wubbcna. K. Buntjer, C. Greenfield. K. Lewis, S. Stykel. M. Martens, K. Wubbena. K. Manus. H. Juergens, T. Barthel. L. Palmer. B. W'hited. W. Watson. E. Poppen. S. Smith, R. Denekas. K. Midthun, P. Hose. Senior Members Back Row: Keith W'ubbena. Mark Romanowski. Rick Plock, Tom Barthel. and Harlan Juergens. Middle Row: L Ann Rust, Carol Greenfield. Dory Kampen. Susan Kaney, and Karen Montague. Front Row: Pam Hose, Rachel Denekas, Nancy Hagemann, and Robin Steinhauser. Not Pictured: Kim Lewis and Libby Palmer. 51 Some Note” Worthy Accomplishments This page, top: Band comes out of its shell for a superb performance! Center: Pep band fines up crowd. Bottom: Tis the season to wear tights! Opposite page, clockwise: And the beat goes on!’ Look at that support!’ Band models new uniforms!” Concentration is a key factor when going for number one!” 53 Flags: Jackie Bingner. Trudy Howald. Karol Buntjer. Mary Sander. Teresa Smith. Michele Zumdahl. Brenda Harrenstein, Rifles: Julie Cook, Penny Hagemann. Lori Rucker. Kim Zellers. 54 Band Ends Year on Good Note! Ka Capps, ljurie Ackerman. Kim Lewis. Pam Kaney. Lisa Stukenberg. Andrea Arshem. 2nd Row: Melody Swalve. Bari� Whited. Jacki Swalve. Nancy Hill. Dawn Smith. Dor Kampen. Rene Rankin. Brenda Korf. Nanette Ross. Jodi Kubly, Rachel Denekas. Denise Hayunga. 3rd Row: Tom Barthel. Nancy Hagcmann. Ellen Poppen. Kristy Smith. Wendy Watson. Robin Steinhauser. Jeff Snapp. Penny Frit2. Lyndon Wilhelms, Jill DeVries. Pam Kurschner. Marlene Collman. Brad Ackerman. Laurie Akins. Toby Rogers, Rick Plock, 4th Row: Libby Palmer. Harlan Juergens. Jolene W'ubbena. Scott Stykel. Mike Martens. Kalah Mocker, Martina Romanowski. Seated: Rachel Denekas Dory Kampen Denise Hayunga Standing: Tom Barthel Harlan Juergens Rick Plock PICTURES Hag Corporation (Upper Left, page 54) 1978-79 Marching Cardinals (I ower Left, page 54) Concert Band (Upper Right) Senior Six (Lower Right) 55 Pom-Pon Girls Rock Round” to the Beat Pom-Pon Squad Clockwise from top Carolv n Higar Sharia Thom[ son L nne Akins I)ian« Nath Nam Hill Beth Engclkens Anne Dikkers Bertha Sammon Libby Palmer Gwen DeVri s Julie Print Steph Vietmeier Co-Captains Gwen DeVri« s Julie Print Super Senior Libby Palmer 56 DEEDS OF VALOR Forreston’s Pride, on the The Cards punch through for another score! Comeback to Gridiron Glory!! Sigafus break� Slillman's line Fumble! Ludwig Galor attempt recover) 59 Turner takes temporary command SENIORS: From; Di-nisc Hayunga. Left; Susan nr DeWall, Bark; Kim la-v is. Right; Robin Steinhauser, member o( the All Conference Team. VOLLEYBALL 1978 1978 proved lo be enjoyable as well as beneficial to the F S Varsity volleyball teams. The F-S team finished with a 15-3 record and received a plaque for 1st place in the Mid-Northern Conference. Winnebago shares the F-S 1st place conference title with us hut next year we intend to take it alone! The varsity team played in a very highly skilled and competitive conference. Their overall record was 5-14, however, win-lose records do not tell how close the games actually wi-re. The varsity squad is losing 4 very talented seniors; Kim Lewis who played spiker, Denise Hayunga also played spiker, Susanne DeWall a setter and team co-captain and Robin Steinhauser co-captain and member of the All-Conference team by a unanimous deci- sion of the conference coaches. We will miss the skills of our four seniors but there are some outstanding juniors moving in to fill the spaces. Coach Benson Deanne DeWall goes up for a block. 60 Tram Managers: Mary Sander. Beth Smith. Kari Rust. Also Coach Karen Benson. F S Tops Conference Bark Ron: N. Ross, P. Kaney. T. Smith. J. Palmer. J. DeVries. T. Gillingham Middle Row: S. Merrill. S. Thompson. J. Lynch. G. Waack, B. Dorsey. B. Korf Front Row: K. Smith. J. Cook. M. Muller. M. Rouzan, J. Cook Varsity Wins Co-Championship Back Row : S. DcWall, C. Higar, D. DeWall. K. Lewis. D. Hayunga Middle Row : Coach K. Benson, K. Capps. R. Steinhauser. K. Sanders, K. Rust Front Row: M. Sander. B. Sammon. B. Whited. M. Romanowski, S. Smith, D. Nath. B. Smith 61 Cards Sweep Holiday Tourney Bronk” for 2 Schulz blocks a Sobo Kerry gets HACKED” SCRAMBLE!” Manus astounds Stockton's forward 62 for Second Consecutive Year! ”Bemie drives for the hoop. Manus is more than a mateh for the rampaging tigers. The fast break proves to be one of Forreston's best weapons. Pin ’Em! Men Hill with a figure four Romanoski with a tie-up Wrestling '78-'79 Lack of numbers is what hurt the wrestling team this year. With only nine members on the team it was diffi- cult to mount a consistent performance. As a result, the team finished with no dual meet victories and a last place finish in the district tournament. However, there were some excellent individual per- formances. Four wrestlers participated in the Mt. Mor- ris Fresh-Soph tournament. Randy Paul and Kraig Meu- ris each finished in second place. Rick Rucker came away with a fourth place finish. On the varsity level, John Hill turned in the best season ever for a Forreston wrestler. His season record was 15-3-1. He qualified for the sectional tournament at Port Byron by finishing 2nd in the Stillman Valley district. John also set a new school record for the most pins. The team showed a lot of promise for future success. Unfortunately, this promise will not be realized because wrestling has been dropped at Forreston for lack of interest. Steve Pearson 1 Oterloo, the only player that ran pilch with his tongue. Cardinal Baseball, Running the Gauntlet of Summer Heat Darrell DeWall, on the bounce. 47 65 Split fingered fast ball Squatting is not that enjoyable. The Runnin’ Red, 66 TW harriers starting a grueling three mile run. Workin’ Hard in the Spring Fall! DeWall. just so many hurdles. Merrill succumbs to Glenn Buggs in the 880 relay. The men that went to state, back row: Scott Stykel, Dave Bronkema. Gregg Bernhard, Craig Funk Korf exchange the baton during a distance DeWall. Steve Duitsman, Scott Thompson, Front row: Chris Galor. Mark Korf, Jeff Funk, Coach medley. Rich Bennett, Merrill Kaney, Keith Kilker. 67 F-S 78, Art’s Last Squad Bark row; L to R. Rick Rucker. George Crase. Benny Sigafus. Curl Timmer. Mark DeVries. Kraig Meuris, Todd Vietmeier. Bill Bollenbaugh. Bruce Stykel. Denny Osterloo. Keith Ackerman. Middle row; Coach Pearson, Coach Elder, MGR. Charlie Brown. Todd Lindstrom. Tim Drayton. Pat Galor. Kurt Meuris. Keith Stuckenberg. Steve Engelkens. Tony Zellers. Jeff Brubaker. Kirk Kilker. Todd Binkley, Coach Carpenter, Front row; Mike Nagel. Bill Conkey. Jay Jacobs. Steve Boyer, Tom Jackson. Rich Hose. Jay Hewitt. Brian Zumdahl, Bill Meyers. Tim Duffield, Todd Regez i FDRRESTUN EVsS. Tom Peters 7 m mmiM 68 Jim Jacobs Joe Akins Jon Ludwig Varsity Goes 6-3 Pirst row; L. Io R, Coach Ryder. John Hill. Tim Engebretson, Sieve Duilsman. Scott Stykel. Lowell Collman. Scott Thompson, Jon Ludwig, Coach Carlson. 2nd row; Robb Turner, Chris Galor. Chad Sigafus. Curt Longamore, Glenn Schulz, Dennis Coleman. Jim Jacobs, Steve Anderson. 3rd row ; Gregg Bernhard. Tom Peters, Lee Englekens. Bob Black more, Joe Akins. Lyle Wilken. Tim Coffman. Mike Drayton, John Jacobs. Serge Kahler. Keith Kilker. Dave Timm John Hill The Forreston Cardinal Varsity Football team had a very successful cam- paign in 1978. Even though they experienced a couple of disappointing losses, they bounced hack and completed the season with a very respectable 6-3 record. Some outstanding accomplishments can he credited to this years team. They were responsible for giving F.H.S. its 100th football victory in our 23rd year of football. A new season rushing record of 2134 yards was established, and the goal of a fourth consecutive winning season was reached. Defensively they only allowed opponents 77 points for the entire season. The outstanding characteristics of the 1978 Cardinal team was their ability to work together and the individual contributions each player made to our suc- cessful season. Whenever a need arose, we had a player willing to step forward and fill it. 69 Chad Sigafu! Lyle Wilken Tim Coffman Runnin’ Red Takes Season in Stride! Burk row L to R—Merrill Kancy. Mark Korf. Dave Bronkrma. Kerry Manus. Jeff Funk. Dirk Bennett. Coach Richard Bennett. Middle row L to R—Darrel Dr Wall. Jeff McCall. Mike Stukrnburg. Joel Poppen. Gar Groenewold, Steve DeVries, Bill Clifton. Front row L to R—Mgr. Dave Lehne, Mgr. Dory Kampcn. Mgr. Libby Palmer. Mgr. Kirk Rosenl� aum. Managers Bark to Front—Dave Lehne. Kirk Rosen- baum. Libby Palmer. Dory Kampen 1978 C.C. The Forres ton Runnin' Red enjoyed one of their best seasons ever, although they finished second to Winnebago, the state champs, in the conference meet. Tlie only dual meets the team lost were to Sterling and Winnebago. The Frosh- Soph team ended the season with a record of 48 15, while the varsity compiled a 52 28 record even though they ran against several class AA schools. Jeff Funk, our number one runner and the recipient of the Leadership and MVP awards, had an outstanding season by winning eight different meets, setting several course records, and being the first runner from F.H.S. to qualify for the state meet, where he finished 32nd. Coach Bennett has been quoted as saying, Jeff is the most dedicated and hardest working athlete I have worked with.” A few of the team highlights were winning the F.S. and Varsity Forreston Invi- tationals, placing second in the conference, and qualifying for the Woodstock sec- tional. All of the seniors, runners and managers, will be dearly missed on next year’s squad, and I wish them luck in all of their endeavors. Lastly, I would like to thank the four outstanding managers that greatly assisted me. R. Bennett 70 Mid-Nothern Champs Bark Row: V. Kradle. C. Baumann. K. Bunljcr. T. Smith. J. Palmer. K. Duitsman. S. Smith. C. Higar. R. Bennett. Middle Row: R. Rankin. P. Kurschner. M. Collman. D. DeWall. M. Muller. J. Cook. Front Row: G. Janssen, K. Rust. R. Plock. B. Smith. S. Cornelius R. Bennett. V. Kradle. M. Swalve. B. Dorsey. T. Gillingham. G. Waark. J. DeVries. J. Cook. T. Smith. M. Muller. M. Collman. M. Rouzan. B. Korf. J. Cook. G. Ortman 71 Girls Basketball Action Coach Bennett in action. The smiling Conference Champs! Kim Duitsman. Sr. Drannr DeWall; All-Conference Team. The 1978-79 basketball season brought many good things to the girls' team. One of the many was the first place position in the conference. Both F S and Varsity teams received trophies for the confer- ence titles. The Cardinal’s main theme was the word ’'new:” New” uniforms, new coaches, new confer- ence, and many new fans. Some of the highlights of the season included a very close two point victory over Lanark, knocking off three of the Pccatonica, in double overtime, at the districts. Only having one senior member, Kim Duitsman, the Varsity Team showed its leadership by ending the season with an 11-5 record. The Frosh-Soph team was led by the sophomores to an impressive 13-1 record. Deanne DeWall was named to the all-conference team and Kirn Duitsman was honorable mention. 72 Kim Duitsman pulls down a rel ound as Janese Palmer looks on. Forreston’s Grapplers Bottom row L to R: Rick Rucker. Randy Paul. Tim Duffield. Lynn Schneideman. Top row: Coach Pearson. Mark Romanoski. John Hill. Mike Martens. Kraig Meuris. 73 John Hill Mark Romanoski Fresh-Soph: a Promise for the Future Bark Row L to R: Darrell DeWall, Gary Groenewrold. Mark DeVries, Bruce Stykel, Joel Poppen, Doug Osterloo. 3rd Row: Coach Carlson. Kirk Kilker. Steve DeVries, Keith Stukenberg, Mike Stukenhurg. Dick Bennett, Coach Dave Gensin. 2nd Row: Dan Mellon, Tony Zellers. Dean Anderson, Brian Zumdahl. Front Row: Bill Clifton. Jeff McCall. Jeff Brubaker. Jay Jacobs, Mgr. Kevin Wichman 74 Stykel, on the rebound 20-6, a Most Impressive Year Back Row L lo R: Steve Duitsman, Kerry Manus, Greg Bernhard. Dave Bronkema, Tim Engebretson, Craig DcWall, Robb Turner, Middle Row: Coach Dan Harmon. Merrill Kanev. Steve Frank. Glenn Schulz. Jeff Funk. Coach Don Carlson, Front Row: Curt Longamore. Mgr. Kirk Rosenbaum. Jeff Vietmeier. Mgr. Curt Stukcnberg, Keith Kilker. The 1978-79 Basketball season will be a most memorable one lo fans in the Forreston community. The fighting Cardinals posted a 20-6 record, which ranks right up there with the best of all Forreston Basketball teams. The team this year was blessed with outstanding shooters, superb rebounders, pinpoint passers, intelligent thinkers, and dedicated athletes. With that combination, the mighty Cardinals ran to a 12-2 Mid-Northern Conference record—which was good enough for 2nd place. The Forreston round-ballers also displayed excellent team balance and talent in once again winning their own Christmas Tournament. Another result of the season was an excellent 11-1 record on the Cards’ home court. Well-deserved recognition should go to players Jeff Funk, Merrill Kaney, Kerry Manus, and Glenn Schulz for showing great leadership and determination in their two varsity years. The community support was once again outstanding—and it is certainly true that good fans bring out the best’’ in basketball play- ers. It surely did in our community. 75 Mrrrill launches his infamous-two handed bomb. Girls Track 1979 SENIORS: D. Sol tow, D. Kampen, A. Nelson, R. Steinhauser. N. Hagemann This year’s girls track season proved to be a success— even though the weather was against us most of the season. Our meet record statistically is not impressive (5 wins— 7 losses) however, this year we had a much tougher sched- ule than in the past. Next year’s team will miss the talent and leadership of 5 seniors. Nancy Hagemann. ran the 440 and last leg of the medley. Dory Kampen, our best hurdler, set a new school record in the 220 yd. hurdles. Avis Nelson high jumped, ran the 100 yd. dash and was a member of the 440 yd. relay medley. Deb Soltow helped out in distance races, 2 mile and 880 yd. run. Robin Steinhauser threw discus and ran on the 440. 880 and medley relay teams. At districts we placed in the middle, 11th out of 24. But the Conference was the hard one to take. We tied for 4th and only missed third place by l 2 point. W ith our returning fr. so. jr., next year’s team is something to look forward to. K. Benson Back Row: Coach Benson. N. Hagemann. D. DeWall. J. DeVries. A. Nelson, S. Thompson. D. Soltow. M. Swalve. R. Steinhauser. Middle Row: N. Ross. D. Smith, T. Howald, D. Kampen, L. Akins, B. Dorsey, P. Fritz, K. Smith, Coach Kradle, L. Gesin. Front Row: D. Dwyer, J. Good. P. Kursehner, K. Dorsey, G. DeVries, K. Wichman 76 Bark Row: T. Ludwig, J. Funk. S. Duitsman, M. Korf, C. DeWall, G. Bernhard, S. Stykrl, D. Bronkema, S. Thompson, C. Galor, M. Kaney, K. Kilker, Front Row: Coach Bennett, S. DeVries, D. Anderson, B. Bollenbaugh, Mgr. K. Rosenbaum. Mgr. S. DeWall. Mgr. M. Zumdahl. Mgr. D. Lehne. D. DeWall. D. Bennett, J. Brubaker, G ach Gesin. Managers: Michelle Zumdahl. Dave Lehne, Kirk Rosenbaum, Susanne DeWall. Back Row: Mgr. D. Lehne. Mgr. M. Zumdahl. Mgr. S. DeWall. Mgr. K. Rosenbaum, Second Row: Coach Bennett, D. Bennett, D. DeWall. B. Bollenbaugh, J. Brubaker. D. Anderson. Coach Gesin, Front Row: J. Jacobs, S. DeVries, G. Groenewold, M. Stukenberg, D. Saltow. T. Lindstrom. B. Clifton. 1979 Track Field Under the direction of retiring coaches Rick Bennett and Dave Gesin the team compiled a very impressive 108 5 record. A few of the high- lights were finishing second in the Forreston Relays by one point, winning the Mid-Northern Conference with a record 99 pts., and winning the district with twice as many points as the second place team. Ten boys qualified for the state meet in 10 events. They were: Sr. Merrill Kaney, (2) 440. (9) 880 Relay, Mile Relay; Sr. Jeff Funk, (13) Mile Two Mile Relay; Jr. Craig DeWall, (4) High Hurdles, (12) Low Hurdles, (9) Triple Jump, (9) 880 Relay; Jr. Mark Korf, (16) Two Mile; Jr. Scott Stykel, High Jump; Jr. Greg Bernhard, (9) 880 Relay Mile Relay, Jr. Steve Duitsman, Mile Relay Two Mile Relay; Keith Kilker, Two Mile Relay; and Scott Thompson, Two Mile Relay. Kaney was beaten in a photo finish in the state finals of the 440 with a time of 49.49. That was his only defeat this season and the 3rd in two years. DeWall finished 4th in the high hurdles. This was the only meet Craig was defeated in all season. Several school records were broken during the season. Va. 440 49.49 Merrill Kane Va. High Hurdles 14.63 Craig DeWall Va. Mile 4:31.41 Jeff Funk Va. 2 Mile 9:58.4 Mark Korf Va. 220 23.04 Merrill Kaney Va. Triple Jump 43'4 4 Craig DeWall Va. High Jump 6'2' fc Scott Stykel Va. 880 Relay 1:34.0 C. DeWall, D. Bronkema, G. Bernhard, M. Kaney Va. 2 Mile Relay 8:24.97 S. Duitsman, S. Thompson. K. Kilker. J. Funk Senior runners, Jeff Funk and Merrill Kaney; four year manager, Kirk Rosenbaum; managers, Susanne DeWall and Michelle Zumdahl, along with Coaches Bennett and Gesin will l e missed by 77 the track program. Sultans of Swing 79” Bark Row: L to R. Coach Carlson, B. Bollenltaugh. R. Turner. D. Osterloo. G. Bernhard, T. Engebrelson, C. Longa more, D. DeWall. B. Blackmore. Second Row: M. DeVries, R. Rucker, B. Zumdahl, Keith Kilker. Kirk Kilker, S. DeVries. S. Frank. K. Meuris. Front Row: M. Zumdahl. S.DeWall, L. Palmer, D. DeWall. R. Rankin. Returning Varsity Lettermen: Mark DeVries. Dennis Osterloo, Robb Turner, Gregg Bernhard, Tim Engebretson, Darrell DeWall, Steve Frank. Keith Kilker. 78 Statisticians: Michelle Zumdahl. Susanne DeWall. Libby Palmer. Deanne DeWall. Rene Rankin. F S Volleyball Coach Karen Benson Opp. Oregon W' U Winnebago L w Mt. Morris W w Polo Pecatonica W L W L w w Byron W W' Stillman Valley W wr Shannon w Dakota w Varsity Volleyball Coach Karen Benson Opp. Oregon L L Winnebago L L Mt. Morris L L Polo L L Pecatonica L W L L Byron L L Stillman Valley W W Shannon Wr Dakota L Dist. Mt. Morris L Forr. Wrestling Coach Steve Pearson Opp. 5 Le-Win 60 26 Aquin 40 12 Mt. Morris 48 12 Lanark 54 21 Byron 48 12 Le-Win 52 6 Polo 57 2 Erie 68 12 Hononegah 33 18 Fulton 53 11 Oregon 47 23 Stillman Valley 47 16 Ashton 54 15 Le-Win 47 5 Winnebago 57 Forr. Bo� Trarh-Var� it� Goar hr Rica Brnnrtt and Da� r Own Opp. 107 Ml Morn 64‘ Lraf Ri� rr S5 Prralonira 20 Durand 17 57 Winnrhago � 6 Lr-Win 42 Prralonira 9 69 Oregon 81 South Brl.Ml 25 Prralonira 12 94 Stillman V'allr� 57 Ashton 32 A hton In 2nd Forrrslon Jamborrr lot Orrnon In� . 1 1 CJjtlr County 1m ForrrMon Rria 2nd Mid-Northrrn Conf. 1m IHSA Orrjton DiMnrt 1m Stair Mrt'l 13 point Forr. Froah Soph Opp. 90 Mt. Morn 51 Prralonira 73 la-af Ri� rr 44 Durand 1 47 Winnrttafto 62 Prralonira 44‘A br-W.n 39M SWA Orrjton 55 South Brloil 1 Prralonira 70 A 91 Ashton 35 Stillman Vallr� 111 Forr. Cross Country Coach Rich Bennett Opp. 36 W'innebago 21 22 Rochelle 35 18 Ashton 40 21 Rochelle 38 21 Mt. Morris 34 23 Mt. Morris 32 27 Rock Falls 28 22 Oregon 33 23 Sterling 32 23 Polo 32 42 Sterling 17 15 Pecatonica 48 Winnebago Inv. 5lh Oregon Va. Inv. 3rd Forreston Inv. 1st Winnebago Relays 2nd Polo Inv. 3rd Amboy Inv. 5th Mid-Northern Conf. 2nd Winnebago Dist. 3rd Woodstock Sect. 12th State Meet Jeff Funk 32nd WrMwtiod In� . 4th Qrrgon In� . 7lh Cardinal Rrla « Slh Mid.Northern Conf. 5lh Fort. Vanity Boy� ' Basketball Coach Dan Harmon Opp 83 Scale Mound 48 S4 Leaf River 62 66 Shannon 70 65 Shannon 75 83 Polo 71 70 South Beloit 63 77 Oregon 81 77 Byron 57 38 Stillman Valley 34 56 lira! River 55 60 Mt. Carroll 60 60 Mormon 53 71 Pecatomca 53 94 Ml Mom 66 64 Winnebago 52 61 Polo 62 50 Oregon 71 58 Byron 35 66 Stillman Valley 54 57 Pecatomca 45 4 Mt. Morns 64 83 Winnebago 71 83 Aquin 72 86 Stockton 83 60 Ashton 53 57 Polo 64 Varsity Girls Basketball Coaches Rich Bennett Val Kradle Forr. 52 Polo Opp. 37 43 Lanark 41 35 Byton 19 66 Thomson 26 60 Stillman Valley 20 52 Oregon 35 41 Pecatonica 45 29 Pearl City 31 39 East Dubuque 31 36 Winnebago 30 35 Pecatonica 45 36 Dakota 53 52 Milledgeville 22 53 Pecatonica OT 52 49 Mt. Morris 74 Forr Varsity Football Coaches Ken Ryder Don Carlson Opp 20 Leaf River 0 15 Byron 9 21 Pecatonica 0 12 Polo 22 33 Mt. Morris 6 7 WinnrtugoOT 13 13 Oregon 21 27 Stillman Valley 6 35 Peart Gty 0 Forr. F S Football Coach Art Carpenter Opp 14 Leaf River 13 20 Byron 0 6 Pecatonica 24 24 Polo 18 12 Mt. Morn� 32 48 Winnebago 32 6 Oregon 30 6 Stillman Valley 24 12 Pearl City 12 Forr. Freshman Football Coaches Steve Pearson Doug Elder Opp. 12 Byron 0 6 Orangeville 6 6 Dakota 6 0 Pecatonica 6 0 Winnebago 6 Forrest on Freshman Jamboree 111 Fresh-Soph Boy Basketball Coach Don Carlson Forr 41 Shannon °% 66 Polo 46 58 South Beloit 65 64 Oregon 56 42 Byron 52 68 Stillman Valley 48 53 Pecatonica 36 45 Mt Mom. 54 61 Winnebago 73 46 Polo 37 S3 Oregon 49 74 Byron 78 55 Stillman Valley 45 61 Pecatonica S3 43 Mt. Morris 54 80 Winnebago 64 70 Aquin 68 63 Stockton 56 Freshman Boys Basketball Coach Dave Cesin Record 12-2 F S Girls Basketball Coaches Rich Bennett Val Kradle Forr. Opp. 36 Polo 18 31 Lanark 22 47 Byron 11 46 Thomson 36 33 Stillman Valley 7 42 Oregon 18 30 Pecatonica 16 36 Pearl City 20 48 Mt. Morris 24 37 East Dubuque 28 47 Winnebago 40 42 Pecatonica 25 32 Dakota 46 63 Milledgeville 16 80 EVENTS Homecoming 1978 Seniors start with Hoi Dojj . . . add the Sauce for 2nd place Juniors fiddled for 3rd Freshmen swept up much effort 82 Sink the Marcos —Sophomores 1st How Deep Is Your Love? 1978 Homecoming Court A Grape is a Grape but a Bum h at one time?!? King: Tim Collman Queen: Susanne DeWall The Varsitv is victorious in Powder Puff Football The Man Who Writ Booth B. Groencwj K. L Vi- ' i. R. Turner; IB. IliUmal Dr. Br.u l Snrri la|i| Harriet Sn Mrs. Stanhw T ..f . S. Smith P. Fritz . k. Montagui T.Mai Brrl Jefferson................ I . Ludwig M is- PA RiiharT tan Iu in- at.r ■ I: B. Smith k. OrtmanJ |. lidthu4 R. Pluck R. Stein luuf 'BtM jft RomaiflU m kur-i h™ i % AS V Came to Dinner 85 My Fair Lady 86 Freddy Eynsford-Hill..............Keith Wubbena Buskers ..........................Kay Capps Nanc fl.tgemann Mr� . Eynsford-Hill................Dory K.onpen Qolon«l IfakerinjF L,,....... ... .Lyudnn Wilhelms Eliza Doolittle . . .| pV. ... jjjj. .Robin Sta'nhauser an W-' K,.. ABystander v .JT; . LeAnne Rust ..... Selscyj Man . . ... 1 lotion Man ... ... . Brad Ackerman Another Bystander . . Brenda Harrenstein M9E... Pam Hose 2ndCoeknry . . . .jjr. T hy Roger� 3rdCockne ........ ....... . Bruce Stykel •kh Cockney.......................Rachel Denekas Bartender.........................Dave Meyer Mrs. Higgins' Maid................Diane Nath Brad Hillman ........... ... David Lehne A Mrs. Higgi Lady Boxi Flower Girl Zoltan Ka The Queen The Prince Mark Romanowski I Scott Stykel . Lynn - Akins Sue Meyer .KayCepp� i. Pam Kaney Beth Smith Rachel Dencka Pam Ho$« Harlan Juergcn i Toby Rogers L Kari Rust Ellen Poppen Julie Cook Harlan Juergens . .Nancy Hagemann . .Kerry Manus 87 We May Never 88 Seniors Fly High to Florida! 90 These Are the Best Times SENIORS Akins, Joe 23. 68. 69 .Alberts, Tom 25. 43 Anderson. Wayne 22 Baal. Peagy 22. 43. 47 Barthel. Mike 24. 43 Barthel. Tom 18. 36. 46. 50, 51. 55. 84 Booth. Edward 26.36.45.46.47.84 Borgmann. Kathy 27.43 Buntjer, Cathy 23. 36.47 Cedarholm. Dan 23. 43 Coffman. Tim 21. 45.69.83 R-nekas. Rachel 21,43.50.51.55.87 Dr-Wall. Susanne 19.36.45,47.48.51.60. 61.77.83.89 Duitsman. Kim 22, 36.46. 71, 72 Engelkens. Iceland 22.45,68.69 Frisbie. Suzanne 26. 36. 43. 47 Funk. Jeff 19.36.66.67. 70. 75.89 Gesin. Lori 27,45. 76 Green, Ronald 25. 43 Greenfield, Carol 24, 45. 51. 84 Hagemann. Nancy 4, 18, 36, 45, 47, 48, 51. 55. 76,87 Harrenstein. Brenda 26. 41,43. 45. 54, 87 Hayunga, Denise 23, 45,55, 60. 61 Hill. John 18.36.64.69. 73 Hose. Pam 23. 51. 87 Hundertmark. Mark 23 Jacobs. Jim 25.43.68 Juergens, Harlan 21,46,47.50, 51.55,84. 87 Kampen. Dory 4. 19,36,43.50.51,55. 70. 87 Kaney. Merrill 20, 66.69, 70, 75. 77 Kaney, Susan 4. 24. 43, 51 Koeller. Gary 22 Lewis. Kim 20.36.47.50.51.55.60.61.84. 87 Ludwig, Jon 27.43,68.69 Lynch, Barb 24,43 Manus. Kerry 21.51.62.63. 70. 75.89 Meyer, David 26. 43 Meyers. Stuart 26. 43. 45 Miller, Tom 19,43 Montague. Karen 27,43,45,46.51.84.89 Mulder. Thomas 27 Nelson. Avis 26,43. 76 Ortman. Kathaleen 25, 36.43, 45,47,84 Page. Debbie 23. 36,43 Palmer. Libby 4.21.36.45,47,51,55,56. 70.31 Peck. Wendy 27 Petere, Tom 22.58.68.69 Plock. Rick 4,21.46.47.50.51.55.34 Romanowski. Mark 20, 36, 43, 46. 50, 51, 64. 73.34.87 Rosenbaum. Kirk 20.36.47. 70, 75,77 Rucker, Lori 25, 43. 54 Rust, LeAnn 20.46.51.87 Ruter, Bonnie 25. 43 Sander. Mary 21,43,47,54,60. 61 Schulz. Glenn 4.19.36.58.62.68,69. 75.89 Shellhuse. Crystal 24. 43, 45. 51 Sigafus. Chad 26,43,59,69 Soltow, Debbie 25, 36.43, 76 Steinhauser. Robin 20, 36. 47. 48. 50, 51, 55, 60.61.76,34.87.89 Strieker, Cathy 4. 22. 43. 45 Stukcnberg. Curtis 24, 75 Sullens, Tim Wilken. Lyle 23. 69 Wubbena. Keith 20. 50. 51, 87 Zellers. Kim 27.45. 54 Zumdahl. Michelle 19, 36.45.47.54. 77. 78 JUNIORS Ackerman. Laurie 18. 46. 47. 51. 55 Akins, Lynne 18. 45. 46. 51,56.87 Anderson. Steve 18. 69 Baumann, Colleen 18. 45. 51. 71. 72 Bernhard. Greg 18. 43, 63. 67.69. 75. 77, 78 Beyer. Rebecca 18 Black. Carol 18 Blackmore, Bob 18, 69. 78 Brinkman. Craig 18 Brinkman, Susan 18 Bronkema, Dave 18.62.67. 70, 75. 77 Buntjer. Karol 18.44.45.51.54. 71, 72 Capps. Kay 18,36.46.48.50.51,55.61,87 Coleman. Dennis 18. 69 Collman, Lowell 18. 45, 69 Cook. John 18 DeVires. Gwen 18. 44.45.46.47.51.56. 76 DeWall. Craig 18.67.75. 77 DeWall, Deanne 18. 36.46. 47.60. 61. 71. 72,76 Dorsey. Kim 18, 76 Drayton. Mike 18.43.69 Duitsman. Steve 18.67.69. 75. 77 Engebretson, Tim 18, 43, 69, 75, 78 Engelkens. Beth 18. 44 Faist, Larry 18 Frank, Steve 18,46. 75, 78 Fritz, Penny 18.47.51.55,76 Galor, Chris 18.43.59.67.69. 77 Genandt, Todd 18, 45 Green. Kevin 18 Groenewold, Beth 18, 43 Hartman. Dave 43 Higar. Caroly n 18. 56, 71, 72 Hillman, Brad 18, 46.47. 50.51,87 Howald. Trudi 18. 46.54. 76 Jacobs, John 18,43.69, 77 Kahler, Fred 18.46 Kahler. Serge 19. 69 Kilker. Keith 19,43,67.69, 75.77.78 Korf. Mark 19.45,67. 70. 77 Korf. Pamela 19.44. 45 Krusey. Dave 19 Kurechner, Pam 19.20.48.55. 71. 72, 76 Lister. Christina 19 Long. Brad 19 Longamore, Curt 19. 43.69, 78 Ludwig, Ted 19,77 Martens, Mike 19.36,46,47,51,55, 71 Merrill, Roger 19. 43. 46 Midthun, Karen 19. 43,51 Moring, Kevin 19, 43 Myers. Donna 19 Nath, Diane 19,36,45.46.51,56.61,87 Ortman, Bob 19 Poppen. Ellen 19.36,45.47,51.87 Print . Julie 19, 45. 56 Rankin. Rene 19. 48.55, 71, 72, 78 Rogers. Toby 19. 46.50.51.55.87 Romanowski. Martina 19. 36, 14. 45, 46, 51, 55,61 Rouzan, Jay 19 Rust. Kari 19.47.50. 51.60. 61. 71.87 Ruter. Jim 19, 43 Sammon, Bertha 19, 43. 61 Sanders. Kathi 19. 61 Slater. Lonnie Smith. Elizabeth 19,45.47.51.60.61. 71.87 Smith. Ronald 19 Smith. Susan 19.47.51.61.71 Sneek, Matt 19. 43 Soltow. Brenda 19 Strieker, Chris 19, 43. 44. 47 Stukcnberg. Pamela 19 Stvkel. Scott 19.51.55,67.69. 77.87 Thompson. Scott 19,45,67.69, 77 Timm, Dave 20,36,43,69 Turner. Robb 20. 36.46. 59.69. 75. 78 VanRaden, Dave 20, 36, 45 Vietmeier, Jeff 20, 43. 44. 75 Watson. Wendy 20.45.46, 51.55 Whited. Barb 20.46,51.55.61 Wilhelms, Ly ndon 20.43.44.46.47.50.51. 55.87 SOPHOMORES Ackerman, Keith 31, 32, 44, 46 Akins. Laurie 32,45.49,55 Anderson, Dean 32, 46. 74, 77 Arehem, Andrea 32, 45, 49, 55 Ascher. Mike 32 Bennett, Dick 32. 46. 70, 77 Beyer, Brian 32 Binkley , Todd 32 Bollenbaugh. Bill 32.45, 77. 78 Braunesreither. Bob 33 Britsch. Denise 32, 45 Brown. Julie 32,45 Brubaker. Jeff 31. 32. 74. 77 Bull. Jeff 32.46 Butler, Twila 23 Collman. Marlene 32.55, 71. 72 Cook. James 32.45.61.71.72 Cornelius, Suzanne 32, 43,46. 71 DeVries. Mark 32, 74. 78 Dr-Wall, Darrell 32.46.65, 70. 74, 77, 78 Dikkere, Anne 32,45,56 Faist, Lori 32 Gillingham. Dave 32 Good, Judy 32 Gronewold, Robin 32, 44, 46. 51 Hamm. John 32 Hill. Nancy 32.51.55 Hillers, Carla 32. 56 Janssen, Dave 32 Janssen. Gina 32. 43. 45. 71 Kahler. Mike 32 Kaney, Pamela 33,43,50,54,55,61 Kauffman, Betty 32 Kilker, Kirk 32, 78 Long, Kim 32 Ludwig, Steve 32 92 Lynch, Jodie 32 McCall Jeff 32, 70,74 Marney, Debbie 32 Meuris, Kraig 32, 73. 78 Meyer. Susan 31.33.45,51 Mocker. Kalah 32, 55 Mouring, Lisa 33, 45 Muller. Martha 33.43.61. 71. 72 Qucrloo, Denny 31,33.46,65. 78 Palmer. Janese 33, 71, 72 Paul. Randy 33, 73 Peck. Melody 33 Perez, Dorothy 33 Petersen, Scott 33 Rippy. Douglas 33 Roberts. Kelly 44 Ross, Jeff 33 Rucker. Rick 33. 73. 78 Schemel. Brian 43 Schneiderman. Lynn 33, 46. 73 Sigafus. Benny 33 Sladek. Roberta 33. 45, 46 Smith. Dawn 33,45,51,55 Smith, Teresa 33,43.61. 71 Snyder, Denise 33 Swalve. Jacki 33.44.45,55 Thompson, Sharia 33.44.45. 56.61 Timmer, Curt 33, 46 Vietmeier, Todd 33 Watson, Dave 33 Wecgens. Dave 33 White. Kathy 33 W'ichman, Kallie 33, 45, 46 Wilhelms, Dawn 33, 45, 51 Zellers. Tony 33. 74 FRESHMEN Ackerman, Brad 51, 55, 87 AJderks, Lavona 34 Baumann, Kevin 34, 45 Bingner, Jacki 34. 54 Boyer, Steve 34.68 Brown, Charles 34. 68 Clifton. Bill 31,34.51, 70, 74, 77 Conkey, Bill 34. 68 Cook. Julie 34.45.46,51.54.61. 71 Day, Tom 34 DeVries. Jill 34.44.55.61.71 DeVries. Steve 34, 70. 77. 78 DeW'all, Evelyn 34.45,46,49.51 Dorsey. Beth 34.61. 71 Drake. Jeff 34 Drayton, Tim 34. 68 Duffield, Tim 34,68. 73 Duitsrnan. Jennifer 34. 45. 51 Dwyer, Darlena 34. 49 Eddins, Theresa 34 Engclkcns. Steve 34, 45, 68 Faist, Cindy 34,45.46 Farley. Deidre 34 Fricke, Cathy 34, 45. 51 Fritz, Peggy 34, 45. 51 Gagliardi. Melissa 34 Galor, Pat 31. 34,68 Gillingham, Teresa 34, 43. 45. 61. 71 Groenewold, Gary 34. 70, 74, 77 Hagemann. Penny 34,45,51, 54 Hayunga. Carol 34. 45 Hewitt. Jay 34.68 Hose, Richard 34,45.68 Jackson, Tom 34, 68 Jacobs. Jay 31,34,68, 74, 77 Juergens, Valerie 34. 45, 51 Kahler, Suzanne 34 Kauffman. Mary 34 Korf. Brenda 35.45,55.61,71 Kubly. Jodi 35,45.55 Lehne. David 35.43.46.51. 70. 77 Long, Carole 35 Lindstrom, Todd 35,68. 77 Mellen. Dan 35, 74 Merrill. Susan 35.45.61 Meuris, Kurt 35.45,68 Meyers. Bill 35. 45. 68 Miller, Lisa 35,43.45,51 Myers, Sandra 35, 43 Nagel. Mike 35.68 Ortman, Glenda 35, 45. 71 Paul. Dwayne 35, 45 Pepper, Wendy 35 Perez, Teresa 35 Poppen, Joel 35. 74 Print . Brian 35. 45 Regez. Todd 35,68 Ross, Nanette 43, 45.46.51.55.61 Rouzan, Michele 35, 46, 51,61 Slater. Linda 35,45,51 Smith. Kristy 31.35.43.46.51.55.61 Snapp, Jeff 35,51,55 Snyder. Donna 35 Soltow. Doug 35 Stukenberg, Keith 35, 68. 74 Slukenberg, Lisa 35, 49. 50. 51. 55 Stukenberg. Mike 35, 70. 74, 77 Stykel. Bruce 35.68, 74,87 Swalve. Melody 35.45.49.51.55.71 Vietmeier, Stephanie 35, 45, 51. 56 Waack. Ginger 35,61 Waack, Jon 35 Wichman. Kevin 35, 74 Wubbena. Jolene 35,45.46. 51. 55 Wubbena. Trudy 35, 46, 51 Zumdahl, Brian 31.35,44.68, 74, 78 93 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '79 SIMLER TRUE VALUE HARDWARE Plumbing—Heating Forreston 938-2240 Illinois Best Wishes to the Class of 79” CONNIE’S CUT AND CURL Better Groceries At Compliments of D L FOOD MARKET 201 Main Forreston Illinois Connie Gasmund German Valley Illinois GROENEWOLD FUR AND WOOL COMPANY Be Creative Through The Wonderful World of Tri-Chem Liquid Embroidery Painting: Your instructor is: Loretta Pfile 108 N. Locust St. Box 142 Forreston, Illinois 938-2225 KEN’S APPLIANCE Phone 938-2381 Forreston, Illinois Service and Sale on all makes Selling Tappan, Amana, Maytag and Jenn Air 215 1st Ave. Forreston, 111. 94 Congratulations to the Class of 1979 LES ROSENBAUM PAINTING Forreston, Illinois Phone 938-2410 Airless Spray Roof Coating Papering Interior—Exterior Painting Farm—Residential—Commercial Compliments of GERMAN VALLEY FARMERS GRAIN COMPANY 262-2199 German Valley Illinois Say It With Flowers” Dial 232-2512 C. C. BAUSCHER FLORAL SHOP Freeport’s Oldest Leading Florist Robert J. Bauscher 18 S. Chicago Avenue Freeport Illinois Depend on Dekalb” Art Wubbena Don Ludwig Glen Kilker Compliments of LEWIS DAIRY BAR Forreston, Illinois 938-2300 Congratulations To The Class of 79 BEAUTY NOOK Eileen Anderson 938-3670 Forreston Illinois Good Luck Wayne! 95 PHIL HAYUNGA AUCTIONEER MURPHY GUSTAFSON e, set up help, guaranteed checks, immediate settlement. 724 Young s Lane preeport. IL '’Phone 233-t216 Freeport, Illinois 233-0702 Congratulations an t 8i Good uuck lo the CRANDALL DAIRY SUPPLIES DeLaval Milking Equipment Mix Mill Feed Handling Equipment 232-1311 VICK’S SILVER SCISSORS 4102nd Av . Forrcston. FINCH IRNITURI Class M J979 SWALVE SEEDS 315 FSHilt Mt. Morris IL 610544 FRED SCHNEIDERMAN COUNTRY COMPANIES AGENT Sorghum John Swalve 938-2452 Sen mg All Your Insurance Needs Lowell Swalve 864-2456 V -2415 linois 96 Phono 362-32' KAMPEN 0$ fer ,zer Ht Compliments of HP Jr m in T Fertilizer ami Chemical .. . Kjpp Sales at hi Application MR. MRS. GENE VOGT ilnsrT J 938-2157 Ji—i M, C.J Forreston Aifl 1 Illinois Congratulations Class of 1970 GERMAN VALLEY ELECTRIC tysHl rad i i t s REGGIE COMMERCIAL. — RESIDENTIAL v German Vallet. Illinois GBHH Imiewa diurnes ntuff 21. Rod Batr -FREE . - ESTIMATES LET US HELP YOU FltyD YO S Jerry Morrison 4 College 362-2032 German Valley’II Street ML 61039 ation I. RINEHART AMODEO 1979 303 N. Van Buren Freeport, IL 61032 CLARENCE SNEEK MOBIL PRODUCTS 815 232-5315 Men s and Women’s Hair Styling Forreston 938-3555 Illinois DEININGER 1 West Mail! St reil e2533 Serving food r riday Saturdat 6-10 Delirious Catfish Full Menti tttr Foni v r lowers for all Occasions Inging the Outdoors Indoors fVith Green PLfnti ston III. 4-7 P.M. Mon.-Thur. C mois SMITH FORD SALES, INC. R. F. DAWS AND SON Purebred Poland China Hogs Ford Sales and Service Breeding Stock For Sale at all Times 107 First Avenue Jerrv—938-2117 Forreston. 11,61030 R.F.—938-2193 Krwiio:'938-2131 Forreston Illinois Compliments of LEN’S FARM SERVICE WARDROBE CLEANERS Main StataHj Freeport, Illinois Go Cards REFLECTIONS SALON Cindy Viel Ridott. IL 232-3766 Congratulations—Class of '79 GLENN’S ELECTRICAL SERVICE Glenn Kaney 938-2144 Forreston Illinois RUSTIC INN Of Forreston Congratulates The Class Of 1979 Phone 938-2559 Ralph and Clara Sullons Compliments of FORRESTON CHEESE COMPANY Walter Howald 938 3648 307 South Ash Ave. Forreston Illinois AL’S QUALITY SERVICE Complete Automotive Repairs Phone 861-2569 Shannon Illinois Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 79 FURIUTURE CARPET Ogle County’s Oldest and Largest Furniture Store Come browse in Our Gift Department” 938-3681 Forreston. IL VET WAY FEEDS 938-3161 Forreston Illinois BURMA SALES SERVICE, INC. FORRESTON, ILLINOIS 61030 815 938 3294 LEROY BURMA 815-399-6641 KENNETH BURMA 815-864-2127 HOWARD TREI CONSTRUCTION Iles WisheMcUhe Class of 1979 from STEIN BROS. TRUCKING Dependable Livestock Truc king KARL’S KOUNTRY KITCHEN T North F offeston. For Quick S«yice and Fine FdHK Monday thru FridayJ-6� .m.-4p.m. Saturday—6a.m.-2p. . Local and L ffg Distance Permit 8153 MC-CR Geriuan Valley Illinois FORRESTON CO. MUTUAL FIRE INS COMPANY AND ROCKFORD MUTUAL WINDSTORM Insurance of all kinds Russell Buttel, Ager Phone 362-352r’ V BORCHER’S MARKET Fresh Meats, Produce Full line of groceries German Valley, Illinois 362-2400 Karl and Steve Borclv uCtioneer ami K.;al Ef-rat. Mr.,km Etme 235-1320 .Y KILKER S BEAUTY WILMA KILKER Real Estatelliliiman Illinor Phone 938-2185 CLEANERS patula ti � n est Wishes D D FERTILIZER Baileyrrille, IHinoi- Phone 938-2513 ■' 28 W. Stephenson Street Freeport, Illinois 61032 0r Clq Ring Headquarters Congratulations Kathy from MR. LUCKY’S CARDINAL ELECTRONICS Communications Center C.B. Radio—AM FM Radio Tape Players—Television Antennas Accessories Sold—Serviced Repaired Compliments of FORRESTON LANARK READY MIX Forreston—938-2111 Lanark—492-2511 All Brands— Come to us for all Your Electronic needs FIRST STATE BANK OF SHANNON Congratulations Class of 1979 RUSS JANSEN’S LAFAYETTE ELECTRONICS SHOPPING CENTER ®Ridott, 111. 61067 Ph: 232-3093 A Community Owned Bank Shannon Illinois Wi miles south of Ridott Corners Hours; Daily 9-5 Mon. Fri. 9-9 Congratulations to die Class of 79” GEORGE SCHMAUSS CHEVROLET BUICK Forreston, Illinois 61030 Telephone 815-938-3451 DEVRIES-GREENFIELD INC. Farm Equipment White New Idea Gehl Parts Sales and Service Deraid DeVries Merlyn Greenfield Owners A WHOLE NEW FACILITY TO BETTER SERVE OUR COMMUNITY TWO Visit Us DRIVE-IN We Welcome LANES You — COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE — • Savings Accounts • Checking Accounts • IRA Accounts • Auto Financing • All Types Financing for the Farmer • Night Depository • Bank By Mail Forreston, Illinois 61030 Phone 815—938-3121 Compliments of GERMAN AMERICAN STATE BANK Mon.-Thur.: Lobby—9:00 a.m. to 3 p.m. Drive-up: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Friday: Lobby—9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Drive-up: 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Saturday: Lobby—9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon Drive-up: 8 a.m. to 12 noon A Little Bit Friendlier” German Valley Illinois