Forreston High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Forreston, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1981 volume:

j 11 N THE 1981 CARDINAL FORRESTON HIGH SCHOOL FORRESTON, ILLINOIS VOLUME XLII School Mascots: Mike Ascher and Curt Timmer School Colors: Red and White 3 4 ON YOUR MARK... GET SET Coach Bennett L. to R.: S. DeVriea, D. Soltow. D. Bennett, Coach Bennett, D. DeWall, G. Groenewold, D. Mellen B. Clifton. 6 Bottom, L. to R.: D. Hayunga, P. Fortune, S. DeWall. Top Row: E. DeWall, D. McMorris, K. Goodrich. Coach Bennett GO!!! Bottom, L. to R.: Manager J. Empen, L. Soltow, H. Cornelius, D. Whited, P. Clifton. C. Higar, L, Stukenberg, Manager L. Duitsman. Second Row. L. to R.: Manager D. Lehne, K. Goodrich. S. DeWall, E. DeWall, D. McMorris, E. DeWall. P. Fortune, D. Hayunga. Top Row, L. to R.: S. DeVries, D. Soltow, D. Bennett, Coach Bennett, D. DeWall, G. Groenewold. D. Melien. B. Clifton. The 1980 Cross Country team added a new selection of run- ners. The team split into three categories: varsity, frosh soph, and girls. The varsity had a respectable season. The Forreston Invita- tional was again claimed by Forreston talent. At the Amboy Districts, the team placed eighth, but Steve DeVries placed fourth for sole runner. He advanced to the Woodstock Section- als where he ran in 86th place. The varsity team ran under the four year senior leadership of Darrell DeWoll and Dick Ben- nett. The frosh-soph couldn’t have planned a more perfect sea- son. Winning the Dixon, Mt. Morris, Forreston, Amboy and Oregon Invitationals helped to arouse the Cardinal morale. Furthermore, taking the Mid-Northern Conference gave the team a grand sense of accomplishment. The girl’s team added a new depth to the Cardinal squad. These six runners accumulated an extreme effort which pro- vided them with the Mid-Northern conference title. Seniors: D. DeWall and D. Bennett HUT ONE HUT TWO The 1980 edition of the Forreston Cardinal football team provided many exciting moments this fall. The over all season results did not reflect the spirit displayed by the varsity players. The team can best be described as being a very coachable. dedicated, and hardworking group of young men. Inexperience was the highest hurdle that had to be conquered but, by the end of the season, some excellent individual records had been achieved. Senior quarterback, Dennis Osterloo, broke all exsisting passing records. Mark DeVries took the total team passing yards for the season. Members on the all-conference team include: Mark DeVries, Curt Timmer, Tony Zellers, and Special Mention, Dennis Osterloo. 8 Top Row, L. to R.: B. Sigafus, M. DeVries, D. Osterloo, J. Poopen, B. Stykel. K. Ackerman, T. Vietmeier, S. Engelkens. Middle Row, L. to R.: Coach Carlson, Coach Ryder, B. Meyers, R. Rucker, L. Scheneiderman, B. Zumdahl, J. Brubaker, R. Hose, T. Binkley. Bottom Row, L to R.: K. Stukenberg, M. Stukenberg, K. Meuris, B. Printt, T. Drayton. T. Zellers, C. Timmer. HIKE!!! Top Row, L. to R.: R. Wiederholtz, R. Ludwig, Jo. Arshem, E. Kaney, D. Bronkema, S. Thompson. Coach Herkert, T. Hayunga, K. Meuris, A. Poppen, J. Barthel. J. Palmer, J. Buttel, J. Klock, Ji Arshem. J. Hayunga, T. McCabe, T. Smith, T. Binkley, S. Tukenberg, B. Crase, K. Frazier, Coach Pearson, Manager. B. Gronewold, J. Lynch, D. Empen, T. Kurschner, M. Kueiling, B. Pudlas, R. Anderson, Manager. K. Blackmore. A Mean Tackle!! Seniors: L. to R.: T. Binkley, R. Rucker, L. Schneiderman, T. Vietmeier, M. DeVries, D. Osterloo. K. Ackerman, B. Sigafus, C. Timmer, T. Zellers, J. Brubaker. 9 BUMP. .. SET... Top Row, L. to R.: J. Cook, S. Thompson, M. Muller. Center Row: J. Palmer, P. Kaney. Seated: T. Smith. This year’s volleyball team has produced the most suc- cessful season yet for Forreston volleyball. They started out the season with a six game winning streak, went into a mid- season slump, but managed to bring back the wins at the end of the season. The varsity team finished with an 11-8 win-loss record and Frosh-Soph finished with 6-9. The team was led by six seniors, who have all played for four years. The seniors are Janese Palmer, Martha Muller, Teresa Smith, Jane Cook, Pam Kaney, and Sharia Thomp- son, Rounding off the team were nine juniors: Beth Dorsey, Nanette Ross, Kristy Smith, Ginger Waack, Julie Cook, Michelle Rouzan, Brenda Korf, Jill DeVries, and Teresa Gillingham. Two of our seniors were given the distinctive honor of all-conference players—they were Janese Palmer with an unanimous decision, and Martha Muller, honorable men- tion. Top Row, L. to R.: J. DeVries, T. Gillingham, J. Palmer, T. Smith, P. Kaney. Center Row. L. to R.: Manager A. Siefken, S. Thompson, B. Korf, N. Ross, B. Dorsey, G. Waack, Coach Benson. Kneeling. L. to R.: Manager G. Muller, M. Rouzan, K. Smith, J. Cook. M. Muller. J. Cook, Manager J. Cook. SPIKE!!! ' J Top Row, L. to R.: S. Koeller, P. Egan, R. DeVries. T. Anderson, K. Daniels, L. Engebretson. Bottom: S. Good, J. Bennett, R. Ratmeyer. Seated: J. Snapp. 11 JUMPSHOT.. . LAY-IN. .. Jill and Janese on the rebound. Bottom Row, L. to R.: J. DeVries, J. Palmer, T. Smith, Coach Bennett. Second Row, L. to R.: T. Gillingham. M. Collman, M. Muller. B. Korf. Top Center: J. Cook and G Muller. Gillingham for two. Sitting, L. to R.: M. Collman, J. Cook, T. Smith. Middle: M. Muller. Top: J. Palmer. 12 Back Row, L To R.: W. Sneek. L. Schick, R. Ratmeyer, L Engebretson, R. Ruter. P. Egan. Coach Benson, Coach Bennett. Middle Row: R. DeVries, J. Snapp, H. Cornelius, S. Good, L. Bruning, D. Whited, L. Duitsman. Front Row: G. Muller. L Midthun, C. Longamore, S. Borchers, H. Swalve, K. Watson, P. Clifton. Korf tries a shot!! Smith shoots as Palmer looks on. Ruter on the tip-off!! 13 DRIBBLE.. . PASS. .. This year’s edition of the Forrreston High School boys bas- ketball team has to be rated as the surprise team of the Mid-Northern Conference. With only one return- ing letterman back from last years squad, the Cards were not expected to do well. They finished in third place in the Pearl City tournament, third place in our own prestigious Holi- day Tournament, and are cur- rently in second place in the tough Mid-Norther Conference fight. Having won eleven games thus far the Cardinals are setting their sights high on Conference and regional play the last half of the season. Dick Bennett M� rk DeVrie Back Row, L. to R.: Coach Antonnaci, D. DeWall, M. DeVries, J. Poppen, D. Osterloo, G. Groenewold, Coach Greenfield. Second Row: D. Bennett, B. Zumdahl, D. Anderson, M. Stukenberg. Kneeling: B. Clifton, D. Mellen. 15 Back Row, L. to R.: Coach Greenfield, Jo. Arshem, A. Poppen, Kev. Frazier, K. Miller, D. Bronkema, J. Klock, J. Buttel, Ji. Arehem. Middle Row: E. DeWall, Ken Frazier, T. McCabe, T. Smith, J. Hayunga, T. Hayunga, E. DeWall. Front Row: P. Fortune. J. Lynch, T. Kurschner, R. Anderson, D. Empen, K. Goodrich. 17 RUN. .. SPRINT L. to R.: Coach Benson, T. Brick, S. Thompson, S. Kocller, D. Whited, M. Swalve, A. Siefken, L. Meeks, P. Hagemann, S. Robieson, S. Good, L. Stukenberg. B. Dorsey, J. Cook, K. Smith. T. Anderson. C. Higar. K. Wichman. H. Swaive. L. Schick. Stale Qualifiers in Mile Relay: C. Higar. D. Whited, S. Koeller, H. Swalve. Also S. Thompson in high jump. The 1981 girls track season has been the most successful ever for Forreston High School. With the smallest team, in the last six years, the team may have lacked depth—accounting for the three win and four loss record in dual, triangular and quadrangular meets; however, the spirit and the quality of the runners oil this years team really showed in the larger meets—improving with every meet, starting with the twelve team Landers-Loomis invitational, where we placed 5th all the way to the district meet, when we earned enough points to place second in the tough 21 team field. To top an already successful season, seven girls, in five events, quali- fied to compete in the state meet. Seniors Sharia Thompson and Kallie Wichman in the high jump and 800 relay. Sophomores Candy Higar, Sherri Koeller and Deb Whited in the 1600 relay, with Sherri also in the 800 relay and the 100 m. low hurdles and Freshman Holly Swalve in the 1600 relay, 800 relay, and 200 m. dash. The highlight of the sea- son had to be hurdler Sherri Koeller finishing 4th in her second show- ing off of the Class A Girls Track Meet. We are losing two very valuable seniors. Sharia Thompson and Kallie Wichman, but to our advantage they were the only seniors on the team which indicates another successful season for the girls next year. 18 State Qualifiers in 800 Relay: S. Koeller, M. Swalve. K. Wichman. H. Swalve. Also. S. Koeller in 100 hurdles. —Coach Benson RUN... DASH.. Sute Qualifiers: Keith Ackerman, Darrell DeWall, Gary Groenewold, and Steve DeVries. 20 Seniors: Steve Ludwig, Curt Timmer, Keith Ackerman, and Darrell DeWall. SPRINT!! Fir� t Row L. to R.: M. Rouzan, Manager, R. Peper, C. Timmer, K. Meuris, J. Buttel, P. Fritz, Manager. Second Row: T. Lindstrom, G. Groenewold, K. Ackerman, D. DeWail, and S. DeVries. The 1981 Track Team par- ticipated in quite a few large meets this year, taking full advantage of the nice weather. Though having only nine Jun- iors and Seniors, we managed to score points and be competi- tive in all meets, including sending a mile relay team to State. Looking ahead, this years Frosh-Soph team con- sisted of 22 members, 15 of which were Freshmen. If they continue to perform as well in the future as they did this year, they will make a tough Varsity squad in a few years. Standouts on the Varsity squad this year were the Mile Relay team of Keith Acker- man, Darrell DeWail, Gary Groenewold, and Steve DeVries, all of whom scored points in other events. Junior sprinter Todd Lindstrom also supplied depth where needed as did Sophomores Ray Pepper and Joe Buttel. 21 Frist Row L. to R.: J. Lynch, K. Goodrich, P. Fortune. Second Row: J. Cook, Manager, A. Mamey, T. Binkley, T. McCabe, R. Anderson, S. DeWail, J. Empen. Third Row: B. Pudlas, Manager, E. DeWail, J. (Clock, E. Kaney, J. Arshem, E. DeWail, K. Frazier, K. DeWail, Manager. Fourth Row: R. Pepper, D. McMorris, S. Thompson, T. Merrill, J. Buttel, B. Crase, S. Stukenberg. HIT. .. RUN. .. Seniors: Coach Carlson, Tony Zellers, Dennis Oslerloo. Mark DeVries, Rick Rucker. Kirk Kilker. L.lo R.: Coach Carlson. Coach Greenfield. J. Drake. S. Thompson. M. DeVries. Ji. Arshem. D. Osterloo. Jo. Arshem, Kev. Frazier. K. Wichman, Manager. Front row: R. Anderson, R. Rucker, T. Smith, K. Kilker, Ken. Frazier, T. Zellers, B. Zumdahl, T. Hayunga, J. Jacobs. 22 DeVries. Jerry Jacobs. Dennis Osterloo, and Kirk Kilker. The Forreston Cardinals start the baseball season with a sin- gle game on May 22nd against Rochelle. The Cardinals were conference co-champs and tournament champs of 1980, and they hope to pick up right where they left off in 1980. The Cards return seven letterman from last years squad. Seniors participating in their final season as Cardinals are: infielder and pitcher. Mark DeVries; infielder, Kirk Kilker; infielder, outfielder, pitcher, Darrell DeWall; outfielder. Tony Zellers; pitcher, and infielder, Denny Osterloo; outfielder, and infielder Rick Rucker. Other returning letterman are Junior, Steve DeVries, pitcher, outfielder, and infielder, and Sopho- more, Jerry Jacobs, catcher. Good Luck to the Cards of 1981. Returning Letterman L. to R.: Tony Zellers. Mark 23 Girls Cross Country Forr. 0pp. 1st Winnebago 2nd 1st Ashton 2nd 1st Mt. Morris 2nd 40 Guilford 15 1st Winn, West 2nd 32 Newman 23 1st W inn. MtM 2nd 31 Newman 24 34 Newman 21 W innebago Inv.—6th Mt. Morris Inv.—2nd Sterling Inv.—9th Amboy Inv.—3rd Oregon Inv.—1st Conference—1st District—8th F S Cross Country Forr. Opp. 26 Winnebago 31 19 Rochelle 40 19 Ashton 50 23 Winnebago 33 15 Newman 46 23 Newman 32 15 Newman 40 21 Oregon 34 Forreston Inv.—1st Winnebago Relay—3rd Dixon Inv.—1st W'innebago Inv.—5th Mt. Morris Inv.—1st Sterling Inv.—10th Amboy Inv.—1st Oregon Inv.—1st Conference—1st Varsity Cross Country Forr. 20 Rochelle Opp. 35 24 Ashton 35 28 Winnebago 27 27 Mt. Morris 28 29 Nevtnun 27 37 Winnebago 22 23 Newman 36 26 Ashton 33 23 Mt. Morris 34 30 PTown 25 40 Oregon 19 28 Newman 27 18 Durand 45 Forreston Inv.—1st Oregon Carnival—4th Winnebago Inv.—2nd Dixon Inv.—5th Winnebago Inv.—9th Mt. Morris Inv.—5th Sterling Inv.—19th Amboy Inv.—18th Conference—4th District—5th Forr. Freshman Football 0pp. 6 Oregon 12 52 Stillman Valley 0 0 Byron 8 22 Pecatonica 6 8 Polo 8 6 Dakota J 14 8 Winnebago 0 Forr. F S Football Opp. 26 Leaf River 14 0 Oregon 20 0 Stillman Valley 26 0 Polo 12 12 Winnebago 6 0 Mt. Morris 26 6 Byron 14 14 Pecatonica 6 30 Pearl Gty 0 Forr. Varsity Football Opp. 8 Leaf River 0 34 Oregon 0 0 Stillman Valley 14 0 Polo 21 21 W innebago 0 0 Mt. Morris 21 42 Byron 0 11 Pecatonica 28 25 Pearl City 27 F S Volleyball Dakota L Pearl City W' Shannon W Oregon w Stillman Valley L Byron W Pecatonica L Polo W Mt. Morris L W innebago 1 L' Oregon L Stillman Valley L Byron L Pecatonica L Polo W Mt. Morris L Winnebago L Varsity Volley ball Dakota W Pearl City W Shannon W' Oregon w Stillman Valley w Byron W' Pecatonica L Polo L Mt. Morris W’ Winnebago W Oregon L Stillman Valley L Byron L Pecatonica L Polo W Mt. Morris W W'innebago L Orangeville W Dakota L F S Boys Track ■ f F S Girls Basketball Forr. 44 Pecatonica Opp. 46 56 Ml. Morris 14 43 Winnebago 41 45 Polo 44 36 Milledgeville 19 50 Oregon 44 38 Byron 22 32 Lena Winslow 20 46 Stillman Valley 30 22 Pecatonica 21 42 Mt. Morris 24 34 Wrinnebago 41 36 Polo 43 51 Oregon 49 48 Byron 27 38 Stillman Valley 13 49 Pearl City 38 47 Dakota 43 F S Boys Basketball Forr Opp. 45 Shannon 41 40 Pecatonica 52 59 Stockton 58 44 Mt. Morris 42 70 Polo 43 49 Oregon 56 48 Byron 55 60 Stillman Valley 57 58 Pectonica 52 39 Winnebago 66 69 Mt. Morris 51 55 South Beloit 60 43 Winnebago 58 62 Polo 43 42 Oregon 62 46 Byron 61 30 Aquin 59 73 Stillman Valley 75 Varsity Boys Basketball Forr. Opp. 88 Leaf River 64 55 Shannon 59 79 Pearl Gty 49 53 Shannon 62 68 Pecatonica 56 56 Stockton 73 55 Mt. Morris 58 63 Polo 53 88 Lanark 61 77 PTown 67 44 Warren 62 69 Polo 63 64 Oregon 69 66 Byron 57 90 Stillman Valley 76 59 Pectonica 51 91 Winnebago 83 53 Mt. Morris 59 58 South Beloit 60 64 Winnebago 82 71 Polo 48 75 Oregon 67 68 Byron 66 46 Aquin 49 91 Stillman Valley 67 66 Ashton 49 77 Malta 60 55 Polo 56 Girls Track F orr—72. Warren—79 Durand 22x i% Le-Winn—6414 Forr—44. Winn—84 Landers-Loomis—5th Glaena Inv.—4th Forr—56. Mt. Morris—72 Ogle County—3rd District—2nd Conference—4th Forr-—56. Polo—68. LeWinn—39 Forr—73, Winn—70 Forr—65. Mt. M—55 Pec—31. Ore—113 Cardinal Realys—3rd Landers-Loomis—9th Conference—5th Varsity Boys Track Westwood Inv.—6th Forr—44, Winn—106 Forreston Jamboree—4th Forr—50. Mt. M.—47 Ore—119, Pec.—50 Forreston Inv.—13th Ogle County—5th Conference—8th Districts— 16th Boys Basketball Summary Winning their last four crucial conference games, the varsity boys finished in a tie for the Conference Championship. This was the first time in their history they achieved that distinction since Forreston joined the Mid-Northern Conference 11 years ago. Picked to finish seventh or eighth at the start of the year, the Cardinals earned the respect of the fans and opponents by playing strong defense and executing team play. The Cardi- nals surprised everybody in the con- ference but themselves. In regional play they gained the championship game for the first time in many years with two victories, the second one coming over tall and tal- ented Malta Team. The following eve- ning in the third regional game they fell 1 point short of winning their first regional title in 23 years. —Coach Antonacci 26 King: Jeff Brubaker. Queen: Laurie Akins. Kevin Frazier. Kathy Christians, Randy Anderson, Krista DeWall. Brian Zumdahl. Beth Dorsey. Dorothy Perez. Denny Osterloo. Andrea Arshem, Darrell DeWall. On Monday, Oct 6th, Homecoming week began. The following activities filled the week: Mon.—Cram-em Contest Tues.—Write on T-shirt Day Weds.—Crazy hat and Shirt Day Thurs.—Red White Day Thursday afternoon at 1:00, the parade began with the senior float, ''Marco’s Will be Searching for a Victory,” taking first place. The spirit rally was held in the center of town, followed by the bon- fire. Homecoming ended with the coro- nation dance and the crowning of the king and queen. 28 29 THE CURIOUS Play Hannibal The guests: Florence . Robin Groenewold Jennifer Duitsman Hannibal . Mike Ascher Fair)’ May .Teresa Smith Sue Meyer Jeffrey . David Lehne Mrs. Paddy . Roberta Sladek Julie Cook The family: Titus Jeff Bull Samuel . Lynn Sehneiderman Curt Timmer Lily Belle .Jane Cook Dawn Smith Ethel . Dawn Wilhelms Pam Kaney The staff: Miss Wilhelmina . Evelyn DeWall Anne Dikkers Dr. Emmett Play directed hy Miss Turner .Joel Poppen Bruce Stykel 30 You’ve just missed Hannibal’s recital.' Don’t sign that!’’ SAVAGE Friday and Saturday casts of The Curious Savage. I wish I were dead! Where are those bonds. Mrs. Paddy? 31 f H ■■ STRAIGHT TO. . . This year, the Girl's Cardinal team made a dream of Coaeh Rich Bennett’s, and their own. come true by becoming the first Forreston team in history to go to the state finals in Champaign. Although the team lost their first state game, they presented quite a thrill in the community. After winning the Mid-Northern Conference title for the third consecutive year with a 13-1 conference record and a 21-3 overall record, the first step towards Champaign was the Regionais at Polo. The Lady Cards walked away with the Regional title after easily defeating Polo and taking a one point win over Ml. Morris. The next step was to go to Stillman Valley for the Sectional games. By beating Mendota in the first game (60-38). the girls earned the right to play for the Sectional championship against Sterling-New man. The team kept up their winning streak and defeated their opponent by a whopping ten points (60-50), and became history—the first F.H.S. Sectional Championship ever!!! The final step towards Champaign was to play Morrison at the Super-Sectional in Oregon. The Cards again contin- ued to be undefeated and amid the confetti and cheers, beat the Mustangs 53-46. Forreston went crazy! Pep sessions, posters, parent cheerleaders, verbal words of encouragement, and so much more cheered the girls on to the huge Assembly Hall of University of Illinois in Champaign. The day before the game, accom- panied by state police, the girls left for the big game. Hundreds of fans met in the huge gymnasium to watch the Forreston Cardinals take on Quincy-Notre Dame. The first quarter of the game was a slow one for the Cards as they fell behind 12-3, but they started to get their act together in the second period and narrowed the score to 20-15 at the half. Although they cut down the lead to two points the second half of the game, the Lady Cards lost 49-39 to Notre Dame who would go on to finish second in the state. When the team returned from Champaign, they were met by police cars, fire trucks, and carloads of fans. After a ride through out the community on the fire trucks, a reception was held in the gym. Speeches were made, tears of joy were shed, gifts were presented, and memories were made. Many honors were earned by several players: Janese Palmer, Senior Center: All Conference Team for the second year in a row ; All Area Rockford-Morning Star Second Team; Rockford-Morning Star Player of the Week; Team leading reboundcr with an average of 9.4 rebounds per game; Named the Most Valuable Player on the team by her teammates; and averaged 13.3 points per game. Martha Muller, Senior Guard: All Conference Team; All Area Rockford-Morning Star Honorable Mention; Rock- ford-Morning Star Player of the W eek; Named to the Leadership Award hy her teammates; and averaged 11.2 points per game. Jill DeVries, Junior Forward: Unanimously won a position on the All Conference Team: All Area Rockford-Morning Star Team; Rockford-Morning Star Player of the Week; Leading scorer on the team with a 15.5. points per game aver- age; Leading free throw shooter shooting a 67% from the line. Gloria Muller, Sophomore Guard: Led the team in steals with a total of 78 steals for the season; Led the team in assists with an average of 3.9 assists per game. Teresa Smith, Senior Forward: Named to the Defensive Award by her teammates. Marlene Collman, Jane Cook, Teresa Gillingham, and Brenda Korf were other varsity players that started throughout the season and gave the team much needed depth to complete a very successful season!!! 34 Forr. OPPONENTS 74 Pecatonica 40 60 Mt. Morris 45 64 Winnebago 65 82 Polo 45 80 Milledgeville 30 69 Oregon 28 69 Byron 16 75 Lena-Winslow 39 69 Stillman Valley 14 68 Pccatonira 22 54 1 -;Mt. Morris 47 61 Winnebago 60 65 Polo 50 64 Oregon 41 103 Byron 20 58 Stillman Valle) 37 62 Peark City 53 50 I)ak,.ui A 66 REGIONAL w 62 po) j J 44 47 Me Morris SECTIONAL 46 60 MenHota 38 60 Sterling Ne man SIPER-SECIIONAL 50 53 Morrison STAfETOl RNAMENT 46 39 Quincy Notre Da me 49 mi 35 BYE BYE BIRDIE” Albert.......... Rosie........... Conrad Birdie . Kim Mac Alee . Mae Peterson . Mr. MacAfee Mrs. MacAfee . Randolph Ursula ........ Hufo Peabody . B Ien............ Sancy .......... Alice ... . . Margie jpg. H a rvev Johnson Suzitf . . T. . . . . ' r F ( .....Dave Lehnc Mayor.................... Lisa Stuckenberg. Mayor's Wife........... Pam Kaney Gloria ................. . . .John Barthe! . . . Susan Mey er Mrs. Merkle........... Robin Grom wold Sad Girl ............Jeff Bull ........Rita Haijenga . Jennifer Duitsman. Gamy Fricke Nauncttr Ross . •€► . .Julie Cook .....-..Jim Arshcm Randy Anderson .....Brad A • German ......Arlyn Poppeff Stephanie Ackerman. Debbie Whited Sherri Koeller Diane Dictmeier I 4 36 37 PRECIOUS Prom Royalty PROM COURT Female Attendants: Judy Good Dorothy Perez Male Attendants: Dennis Osterloo Darrell DeWall Queen: Jane Cook King: Jeff Brubaker 38 REFLECTIONS Ooh. that tickles! Hold me tight. It's embarrassing! Prom was held in the Fireside room at Emerald Hills this year. A buffet style supper was served to all who attended. The band Teazer entertained the guests after the meal, with music which everyone enjoyed. Post- prom was held at the bowling lane and recreation room from midnight to 4 a.m. When can we go home?” What’s so funny? FLORIDA '81 Hopes were lost when Mr. Tobin told the class, the fruit money was embezzled. But, we still managed to make it to Florida, to everyone’s relief. We all had a super time along with quite a burn (espe- cially Robin Lori). No one will forget the long wait for a ride at Walt Disney, the excitment of speeding down a long ramp and hitting the cool water at Wet-n-Wild, and the thrill of seeing the ocean for the first time. Even the long bus rides left us with many memories. No classmate will forget their great Senior trip. 40 HO W DO YOU SPELL RELIEF? graduation 41 42 YEARBOOK STAFF 1981 Yearbook Staff Business Managers Lori Faiat Dawn Wilhelms Melody Swalve Penny Hagemann Activities Editors Nancy Hill Sue Meyer Nanette Ross Julie Cook Sports Editors Andrea Arshem Robin Gronewoid Kristy Smith David Lehne Evelyn DeWall Peg Fritz Clubs Editor Pam Kaney Clubs corn'd Lisa Stukenberg Jolene Wubbena Jennifer Duitsman Class Editor Anne Dikkers Trudy Wubbena Steph Vietmeier Staff and Faculty Dawn Smith Gina Janssen Lisa Miller Cathy Fricke Index Editor Sue Cornelius Valeria Juergens Theresa Eddins 44 Editor in Chief: Jacki Swalve Advisor: Bob Hein STUDENT COUNCIL FULL OF IDEAS Sitting: Curt Timmer—President, Jacki Swalve—Vice-President, Pam Kaney— Secretary, Sue Cornelius—Treasurer. Standing: Laurie Akins, Cindy Faist, Bob Groenewold, Joel Poppen, Dave McMorris, John Barthel, Dan Empen, Julie Cook, Mr. McMorris—Advisor. PHOTO CLUB HELPS WITH YEARBOOK Sitting: Lome Midthun, Sandi Faist, Roberta Sladek, Lisa Duitsman. Standing: Matt Whited, Rita Haijenga, Steve DeWall, Theresa Brass, Julie Cook, Mr. Hein—Advisor, Bruce Stykel, Everett DeWall, Randy Anderson. 45 WHITESIDE Melissa Gagliardi, Sue Cornelius, Gina Janssen. Jaeki Swalve. and Marlene Collman in Office Skills. ART Back Row: K. DeWall, J. Drake. S. Koeller, N. Ross. S. Klocpping. J. Petersen. K. Christians. R. Haijenga. C. Faist. 2nd Row: W. Mertz, H. Erdmann. C. Frey, K. Blackmore, J. Hayunga. D. Empen. J. Empen. 1st Row: L. Frey, A. Swalve, M. Zumdahl. R. Ratmeyer, R. DeVries, J. Snapp, S. Robieson. 16 ESPANOL Back Row: K. Frazier, J. Buttel, A. Poppen, J. Arshem, D. Bronkema, M. DeVries, M. Muller, B. Stykel, M. Ascher. D. Lrhne. 5th Row: L. Soltow. C. Longa mo re, S. Koeller, W. Sneek, M. Weegens, S. Smith. K. Wichman, G. Janssen, N. Hill. B. Zumdahl. kh Row: D. Whited, L. Midthun. K. Watson, C Faist, R. Ruter, S. Faist, V. Cornelius, S. Ackerman, J. Poppen, G. Groenewold. 3rd Row: K. Mocker, D. Britsch. L. Miller. K. Brinkmeier, R. Haijenga, K. Mocker, T. Twigg.. B. G rone wold. J. Barthel. S. Kloepping, B. Dorsey, J. DeVries. 2nd Row: L Iben. H. Simlcr, L. DeVine, L Bruning. S. Borchers, H. Erdman, J. Du its man, V. Juergens, B. Korf. L. Stukenberg. L. Duitsman, J. Bennett. 1st Row: J. Arshem. J. Klock, B. Pudlas, T. McCabe, M. Whited, R. Gronewold. S. Cornelius, E. DeWall, L Engebretson. K. Frazier. D. Hayunga. Mrs. A pel. DEUTSCH Back Row: G. Muller, T. Gillingham. G Fricke. P. Hagemann. 2nd Row: D. Perez. R. Sladek, T. Eddins. J. Cook, N. Ross. T. Saxby, J. Hundertmark. L. Stukenberg. T. Allen, M. Swalve. Front Row: (Officers) C. Faist. M. Rouzan. T. Perez, S. Myers. 47 FFA PLOWS” THRU ANOTHER YEAR 1st Row: D. Empen. S. Dewall, S. Thompson. K. Miller, R. Hose, Section 2 FFA Sweetheart S. Meyer, B. Meyers, T. Binkley. M. Stukenberg. K. Meuris, K. Meuris. 2nd Row: Evan DeWall, J. Empen. Everett DeWall, R. Wiederholtz, K. Baumann, T. Mulder, S. Ludwig. B. Zumdahl. 3rd Row: B. Meyers, T. Genandt. D. Paul. FHA GETS IT ALL TOGETHER” Back Row: P. Mackenzie, J. Kubly, M. Gagliard, R. Sladek. K. Mocker, G. Janssen, K. Wichman, S. Thompson, J. Hundertmark, C. Nagel, T. Saxby. 5th Row: K. DeWall, S. Robieson, H. Swalve, T. Allen, M. Huss. L. Frey, D. Nath. 4th Row: J. Snapp, R. DeVries, K. Baumann. M. Zumdahl, C. Frey, L. Bruning. L. Smith, J. Cook. L Schneiderman. D. Black, A. Harrenstein. 3rd Row: L. Mouring, L Akins. D. Smith, T. W'ubbena, B. Korf, J. Duitsman. V. Juergens, C. Fricke. P. Hageman, R. Ruter, D. W'hited. K. Watson, S. Faist. 2nd Row: D. Wilhelms, S. Meyer, D. Britsch, T. Perez, S. Vietmeier, L. Miller, C. Hayunga. K. Daniels. J. Bennett. C. Printz, M. Frisbie, P. Booth. 1st Row: L. Faist, C. Faist. A. Juergens. A. Swalve, L. Meeks, P. Fritz, A. Siefken. Mrs. Hasken, E. DeWall, M. Swalve, J. W'ubbena, A. Dikkers. LION’S CLUB SPONSORS POM PONS CO-CAPTAINS Anne Dikkers. Sharia Thompson. LIONETTES Nancy Hill, Lisa Meeks, Dawn Wilhelms, Adele Siefkcn. Stephanie Vietmeier, Kim Brinkmeier, Anne Dikkers. Sharia Thompson, Candy Higar, Roberta Sladek. SENIORS Anne Dikkers, Roberta Sladek, Daw n Wilhelms, Sharia Thompson. Nancy Hill. 49 51 Where, Oh Where. Are You Tonight? TURN IT ON! VARSITY Laurie Akins Andrea Arshem Evelyn Dewall Judy Good Lisa Stukenberg Melody Swalve FRESH-SOPH Susie Borchers Krista DeWall Lisa Duitsman Sherri Koeller Holly Swalve Debbie Waited AD VISOR Virginia Harmon WHAT WOULD WE DO WITHOUT OUR MUSIC Back Row: C. Nagel, D. Farley, J. Cook, M. Rouzan, C. Fricke, L. Miller, S. Koeller, D. Whited, S. Meyer, S. Vietmeier, T. Wubbena, E. DeWall, L. Stukenber, R. Haijenga. 3rd Row: J. Good, P. Booth, D. Wilhelms, P. Kaney. R. Gronewold, N. Hill, D. Lehne, J. Snapp, B. Ackerman, B. Gronewold, R. Ruter, T. Brick, K. Daniels, K. Baumann. 2nd Row: A. Harrenstein, K. Smith, N. Ross, V. Juergens, J. DuiUman, P. Hagemann, S. Good, J. Barthel. A. Poppen, S. Kloepping, D. Smith, K. Mocker. Front Row: Mrs. Dietmeier, A. Dikkers, L Schick, K. Brinkmeier, A. Juergens. S. Ackerman, M. Whited, R. Anderson. J. Lynch, L. Midthun, S. Smith, C. Longamore. Accompanists: R. Gronewold, R. Ruter, S. Smith, K. Smith, S. Kloepping, E. DeWall SENIORS: Back Row: P. Kaney, R. Gronewold. N. Hill, S. Meyer. Front Row: D. Wilhelms, A. Dikkers, J. Good, K. Mocker, D. Smith MADRIGALS Altos—L. Stukenberg, S. Meyer, D. Smith, T. Brick. Sopranos—P. Kaney, D. Wilhems, N. Ross, A. Juergens. Basses—D. Lehne, B. Ackerman, B. Gronewold. Tenors—S. Kloepping, A. Poppen, J. Barthel, M. Whited. ONE SINGULAR SWINGING SENSATION 55 A ONE AND A TWO AND A... 56 ... YOU KNOW WHAT TO DO! Flute� : L Stukenberg, A. Arshem. P. Kaney. S. Ackerman. P. Clifton. P. Mackenzie. H. Simler. Clarinet� : J. Swalve. M. Swalve. H. Cornelius. V. Cornelius. D. Smith, M. Weegans, C. Longamore. H. Swalve. J. Snapp. K. Nordqui� t, A. Swalve. D. Nath. Bass Clarinet: N. Ross. Oboe: R. Ruter. Saxophones: K. Smith. L. Meeks. J. Snapp. French Horn: J. Barthel. Trumpets: L. Akins, S. Smith. T. Smith, B. Ackerman. L. Engebretson. B. Dorsey. R. DeVries. B. Pudlas. Baritone: K. Mocker. Trombones: J. Arshem, E. DeWall, S. DeWall, M. Whited. Percussion: J. Wubbena. K. Wichman, T. Brick. E. DeWall, L. DeVine. Color Cured: L. Midthun. R. Ratmeyer, P. Egan, M. Rouzan, C. Faist. P. Hagemann. B. Haijenga. M. Long, G. Waack. P. Fritz, L. Slater. J. Cook. 58 READY TO GOVERN Top: {L to R) Board of Education—First Row: George Martins, Ronald Zumdahl. Frederick Wiederholtz, Ronald Gronewold. Second Row: William Brass. Richard DeVries. Sandra Derby. Bottom Left: Superintendent. Ted Gapinski. Bottom Right: Principal. Paul Tobin. 60 SER vim Top Left: (L to R) Custodians—Weston Colbert. Dean Sanders. Middle Left: (L to R) Cooks—Virginia George. Jo Funk. Bottom Left: (L to R) Secretaries—Eva Meinen, Mary DeWall. Bottom Right: (L to R) Library Aide—Mary Engebrelson. Nurse—Cheryl Binkley. Sitting: Librarian— Connie Mudd. 61 LEADING Top: (L to R) Language— Virginia Harmon, Virginia Grande, Alett Turner, Virginia Apel. Middle Left: (L to R) Business—Kathy Higgins, Pamela Meyers. Middle Right: (L to R) Social Sciences— Kenneth Ryder, Mike Antonacci. Bottom Right: (L to R) Science and Math—Robert Hein, Steve Pearson. 62 HELPING Top: (L to R) Industrial Art — Steve Herkert, Laurie Hasken, Rich Bennett. Middle Left: (L to R) Fine Art —Al Red ford, Sharon Asp, Diane Dietmeier. Bottom Left: (L to R) G.C.E.— Monty Straiting. Guidance— Don McMorris. Bottom Right: (L to R) Physical Education— Don Carlson, Karen Benson. 63 FRESHMEN Allen, Tina Anderson, Randy Arshem. John Baumann, Karin Bingner. Mike Binkley. Troy Blackmore. Kevin Booth. Paula Borchers, Susie Brinkmeier. Kim Britsch, Keith Bruning, Lisa Buntjer, Penny Cook, Janet DeVine, Lisa DeVries, Renee DeWtll, Evan DeWall, Everett DeWall, Krista DeWall, Steve Egan. Penny Empen, Dan Empen, Jon Erdmann, Heidi Fortune, Patrick Frazier, Kent Frey, Christina Frey, Laura Goodrich, Kevin Haijenga, Brenda 64 ARE JUST Haijenga, Rita Harrenstein. Angie Hayunga, Darren Hayunga, Jeff Hundertmark, Jodi Hum, Mary Kaney, Erich Klock, Jeff Kurschner, Todd Long, Martha Lynch. Jim McCabe, Troy Mackenzie. Pamela Mamey, Albert Mertz, Wendy Meuris, Keith Moring, Steve Nagel, Christine Nath, Denise Nordquist. Kathy Peck, Gregory Pudlas, Brendan Ratmeyer, Renee Robieson, Stacy Rogers, Annette Ross, Scott Rush. Amy Saxby, Tonya Schick, Leslie Simler, Holly 65 STARTING! Smith, Lori Snapp, Jodie Stukenberg, Brent Swalve, Amy Swalve, Holly Back Row: Krista DeWall—Sec., Mr. Hein. Mrs. Hasken—Advisors, Kevin Blackmore—Treas. Front Row: Jodi Snapp—Pres., Dan Empen—Vice- Pres. 66 SOPHOMORES Ackerman. Stephanie Anderson. Julie Anderson, Tracy Arshem. Jim Barthel. John Bennett. Julie Black. Dian Brass. Theresa Brick. Theresa Bronkema. Dan Buttel. Joe Cavazos, Victor Christians. Kathy Clifton. Paula Cornelius. Holly Cornelius. Vicki Crase, Bill Daniels. Karen Daniels, Scott Drake. Darla Duitsman. Lisa Engebretson, Lynn Faist. Sandi Farley. Cindy Frazier. Kevin Frisbie, Marsha Good. Sue Gronewold. Robert Hayunga. Terry Higar. Candy 67 ARE CLIMBING Iben, Linda Jacobs, Jerry Juergens. Amy Kloepping, Steven Koeller, Sherri Krolak, Karen Kuelling. Michael Longamore, Colene Ludwig, Randall McMorris, David Mackeben, Steve Meeks, Lisa Merrill, Tom Meyers, Bob Midthun, Lome Miller, Kenneth Mocker, Kari Mulder, Tony Muller, Gloria Ortman, John Palmer, Jim Pepper, Raymond Petersen, John Poppen, Arlyn Printz, Cathy Ruter, Renee Schneiderman, Lisa Schryver, Brenda Siefken, Adele Smith, Sandy 68 TO THE TOP! Smith, Todd Sneek, Wendy Sol tow, Doug Soltow. Linda Stevens. Steve Stevens, Terry Stukenberg. Steve Thompson. Stuart Twigg. Tracy Watson, Kathy Front Row: Joe Buttel—Treas. Dave McMorris—V. Pres., Jim Arshem—Pres. Back Row: Mrs. Apel—Advisor, Miss Turner— Advisor. Tracy Twigg—Sec. 69 JUNIORS Ackerman, Brad Baumann, Kevin Bingner, Jackie Clifton, Bill Conkey, Bill Cook, Julie DeVries, Jill DeVries, Steve DeWall, Evelyn Dorsey, Beth Drake, Jeff Drayton, Tim Duffield, Tim Duitsman, Jennifer Eddins, Theresa Engelkens, Steve Faist, Cindy Fricke, Cathy Fritz, Peggy Cagliardi, Melissa Galor, Pat Gillingham, Teresa Groenewold, Gary Hagemann, Penny Hayunga, Carol Hose, Richard Jacobs, Jay Juergens, Valerie Kauffman, Mary Korf, Brenda 70 ARE ALMOST Kubly, Jodi Lehne, David Long, Carole Lindstrom, Todd Mellen.Dan Merrill, Susan Meuris, Kurt Meyers, Bill Miller, Lisa Myers, Sandra Nagel, Mike Paul. Dwayne Pepper, Wendy Perez, Teresa Poppen, Joel Printz, Brian Regez, Todd Rippy, Douglas Ross, Nanette Rouzan, Michele Slater. Linda Smith. Kristy Snapp. Jeff Snyder. Donna Stukenberg. Keith Stukenberg. Lisa Stukenberg, Mike Stykel, Bruce Swalve, Melody Vietmeier, Stephanie 71 THERE! Waack, Ginger Wichman, Kevin Wubbena, Jolene Wubbena, Trudy Zumdahl, Brian Back Row: Mr. Antonacci, Mias Mudd, Mrs. Grande, Mr. Carlson. Front Row; Joel Poppen—Vice Pres. Jolene Wubbena—Sec. Dave Lehne—Treas. Julie Cook—Pres. 72 73 Class Advisors: Kathy Higgins Kenneth Ryder Class Officers: Pres.—Lori Faist V. Pres.—Pam Kaney Sec.—Judy Good Treas.—Darrell DeWall CLASS OF 1981 Class Song: These are the Best Times These are the best times. But once in a life-time a minute like this is ours to share. Remember these moments well. For moments like these are rare as dreams and golden rainbows; soft as nights when summer wind blows by. Together we laugh and cry, together we’ll learn to fly. Valedictorian Salutatorian JGuncxj) Cbrim N. H.—FHA: 1; Yearbook: 3.4; Band: 2.3; Chorus: 1.2.3.4; Basketball: 1; Volleyball: 1; German Club: 3,4; Pom pon Squad: 2,3,4; Musical: 1,2,3,4; Academic Bowl: 4; Illinois State Scholar M. A.—Play: 3; Wrestling: 1; Baseball: 1; Football Mgr: 1; Musical: 1,3; Mascot: 4; Navy ROTC Scholarship Jfoka+cA, L. F.—FHA: 1.2.3.4; Yearbook: 3,4; Basketball: 1; Class Officer: 3,4; National Honor Society: 3,4 P. K.—FHA: 1,3; Student Council: 4; Officer 4; Yearbook: 3,4; Band: 1,2,3,4; Chorus: 1.2.3.4; Officer: 4; Swing Choir: 1.2,3,4; Madrigals: 1,2,3,4; Play 3,4; Volleyball: 1,2,3,4; Musical: 1,2,3,4; Madrigal Dinner: 2,3,4; Class Officer: 1,4; National Honor Society: 4 74 J. G.—Chorus: 3,4; Cheerleader: 3,4; Track: 2; Class Officer: 3,4; Musical: 4; Illinois State Scholar; Prom Court: 4 D. D.—Cross Country: 1,2,3,4; Basketball: 1,2,3,4; Track: 1,2,3,4; Baseball: 1.2,3,4s Play: 4; Homecoming Court: 4; German Club: 2; Musical: 4; Class Officer 4; Boys’ State; National Honor Society: 3,4; Illinois State Scholar; Prom Court: 4 C. T.—Band: 1; Play: 3,4; Football: 1,2.3,4; Track: 4; German Club: 1,2,3; Class Representative: 4; Student Council: 4; Whiteside: 3,4 R. G.—FHA: 1; Student Council: 2; Yearbook: 3,4; Chorus: 1,2,3,4; Play: 4; Volleyball: 1; Academic Bowl: 4; Girls’ State; German Club: 1,2,3,4; Officer: 4; Musical: 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society G. J—FHA: 1,2,3,4; Yearbook: 4; Marching Band: 3; Girls’ Basketball Mgr.: 2,3; German Club: 3,4; Art: 1,2; Whiteside: 4; Illinois State Scholar J. S.—FHA: 1,2,3,4; Officer: 2,3; Student Council: 4; Officer: 4; Yearbook: 3,4; Editor- in-Chief: 4; Band: 1,2,3,4; Drum Major: 3.4; Girls’ Basketball Stats.: 3; Musical: 2,3,4; Whiteside: 4; National Honor Society: 3,4; Illinois State Scholar £Iisk x. rvrvQ X H- (fetUL 'Jjtd'KlU'cfjlf jSiovJUheJ 75 D. A.—Cross Country: 3; Basketball: 1.2.3.4: Track: 1.2.3 T. S.—FHA: 1; Play: 3.4; Student Council: 3; National Honor: 3.4; Yearbook: 3; Letter Club: 3,4; Drill Team: 2; Basketball: 1.2.3.4: Track: 1; Volleyball: 1.2.3.4 Class Colors: Red. Black, and White S. P.—Basketball: 2; Track: 3 D. P—FHA: 1; Homecoming Court: 4; Spanish Club: 3.4; Officer: 3; Whiteside: 4; Prom Court L. M.—FHA: 1.2.3.4; Homecoming Court: 1 au D %Unvn - 7AmxxL, 76 D. W.—FHA: U.3.4; Chorus: 1.2.3.4; Swing Choir: 3,4; Madrigals: 3,4; Play: 4; Girls Basketball: 1; Track: 1,2; German Club: 1; Musical: 1,2,3,4; PomPon Squad: 4; Madrigal Dinner: 2,3,4; Yearbook: 4 K. A.—Student Council: 2,3; National Honor Society: 3.4; Football: 1,2.3,4; Track: 4; Class Officer: 2,3; Illinois State Scholar; German Club: 1,2; SAR Award Dactyl T'f. VlttydrtA A. D.—FHA: 1.2,3,4; Officer: 3.4; National Honor Society: 3,4; Yearbook: 3,4; Chorus: 1,2,3,4; Officer: 4; Play: 4; PomPon Squad: 2,3,4; Musical: 1,2,3,4; Madrigal Dinner: 2,3,4; DAR Award M. D.—Football: 2,3,4; Basketball: 1.2.3.4; Baseball: 1.2,3,4; German Club: 3,4 A. A.—FHA: 1.2; Yearbook: 4; Band: 1,2,3,4; Play: 3; Cheerleader: 1,2,3,4; Girl’s Basketball: 1; Homecoming Court: 4; Baseball Stat.: 3; Musical: 1.2.3.4; Academic Bowl: 4; District Band: 4; All Conference Band: 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society: 4 D. 0.—Football: 1.2,3.4; Baseball: 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Homecoming Court: 4; Class Officer 1,2; German Club: 1,2; Prom Court; National Honor Society: 4 fAnajr 77 J. P.—FHA: 1; Basketball: 1.2.3.4; Track: 1; Manager: 2; Volleyball: 1,2.3.4 L. A.—FHA: 1.2.3; Band: 1.2.3.4; Sludml Council: 4; Cheerleader: 1.2,3,4; Track: 2; Homecoming Court: 3.4; Band President: 4 s. M.—FHA: 1,2.3; Yearbook: 3.4; FFA Sweetheart: 4; Chorus: 1.2.3,4; Swing Choir 4; Madrigals: 4; Play: 3.4; Homecoming Court: 2; Class Officer: 2; Madrigal Dinner: 2,3.4; Musical: 1.2.3.4 J. B.—Student Council: 1; Football: 1.2.3.4; Basketball 2; Track: 1,2; Homecoming Court: 1.4; Letterman's Club: 3.4; Class Officer: 1,2.3; Whiteside: 3.4; Prom King R. S.—FHA: 1.2,3,4; Officer: 3; Play: 3,4; Photo Club: 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club: 2,3,4; PomPon Squad: 4; Whiteside: 3.4 T. Z.—Football: 1.2.3.4; Basketball: 1.2; Baseball: 3.4 78 Tfci TSJJL- V 1 )rjyLdh 0 K. K.—Homecoming Court: 1; Football: 1.2.3; Basketball: 1.2; Baseball: 2,3,4; German Club: I. 2.3 J. C.—Play: 4; Basketball: 1.2.3.4; Track Mgr. 4; Volleyball: 1.2.3.4; German Club: 3; Musical: 4; Prom Queen M. M.—Art: 1.2,3: Track Mgr.: 3; German Club: 3.4: FHA: 1.2; Basketball: 1.2.3.4; Volleyball: 1.2.3.4 D. B.—Cross Country: 1.2.3.4; Basketball: 1,2.3,4; Track: 1,2,3; Homecoming Court: 2; German Club: 2,3; Letterman’s Club: 3,4; Boys’ State B. S.—Football: 1.2,4; Track: 1.2; Letterman’s Club: 4 M. C— FHA: 1,2; Band: 1,2.3; Basketball: 1,2.3.4; Volleyball: 3: Whiteside: 3,4 eovru? rt- P7oJ(!qa-x£ 79 tfojji.I UJ'etymo. .on. K. Wichman—FHA: 1.2.3.4; Play: 3; Track: 1,2.3.4; German Club: 3.4 T. Vietmeier—Football: 1.23.4: Letterman’s Club: 4 A ClxXcl L. Schneiderman—Chorus: 3; Play: 3.4; Football: 1.3.4; Wrestling: 13; German Club: 1.2; Photo Club: 1.2; Musical: 1.3; Whiteside: 3.4 S. Thompson—FHA: 1.2.3.4; Track: 1.2.3.4; Volleyball: 13.3.4; PomPon: 13.4 ■ 80 J. Bull—Play: 4; German Club 2.3; Musical: 4; GOE: 4 S. Cornelius—FHA: 1,3; Band: 3: Student Council: 3.4; Officer: 4; Yearbook: 4; Girl's Basketball Manager: 2.3; German Club: 13.3,4; Officer: 3.4; Art: 2; Whiteside: 3.4 K. Mocker—FHA: 1.2.3.4; Band: 1.2.3.4; Chorus: 1.2.3.4; Play: 3; Basketball 1; Track: 1; Volleyball: 1; German Club: 3.4; Musical 1.2,3.4; Whiteside: 4 D. Britsch—FHA: 1.2.3.4; German Club: 3.4; Whiteside: 4 D. Janssen—Whiteside: 3,4 D. Gillingham—Football: 1; Wrestling: 1; Whiteside: 3.4 Class Motto: What lies behind us and what lies before us, are tiny matters compared to what lies within QcuoiJ D. Smith—FHA: 1.2.3.4; Band: 1.2.3.4; Chorus: 1.2.3.4; Swing Choir: 4; Madrigals: 4; Play: 3.4; Yearbook: 3.4; Musical: 1.2.3.4; All Conference Band: 2.3,4; Madrigal Dinner: 2.3.4 K. Meuris—FFA: 1.2; Football: 1.2.3; Basketball: 1; Wrestling: 2; Baseball: 1.2.3; Whiteside: 1.2; Photo Club: 1,2 81 c I R. Rucker—Football: 1.2.3.4; Wrestling: 1,2; Baseball: 2.3.4 D. Snyder—FHA: 1,2; Whiteside: 3.4 CaMta. C. Hillers—Whiteside: 3,4 B. Schemel—FFA: 2; Chorus: 1; Play: 3; Football: 1; Track: 1,2; Whiteside: 3,4 £ D. Watson—Whiteside: 3,4 B. Kauffman—Whiteside: 3,4 82 M. Peek—FHA: 1; Whiteside: 3,4 J. Hamm—Whiteside: 3,4 T. Binkley—FHA: 1.2; Football: 1 23,4 83 SENIOR Love that look! But what do you expect for being in so many accidents. I I i A WHAT A TIGER!! Top, Robin Curt show off their driving skills. While Lori Kirk challenge Jeff Gina in one of their favorite pastimes. Of course. Sue Jeff are as crazy as usual. This year, like last year, we decided to include the Sen- ior Standouts. The senior class got together and voted for a male and female in each category. We added a few more categories to help show what our class is really like. Here are the results: Worst Drivers—Curt Timmer Robin Gronewold Most Photogenic—Curt Timmer Dean Anderson (This particular category was chosen by a few members of the yearbook staff.) Best Card Players—Lori Jeff and Kirk Gina Funniest—Jeff Bull Sue Cornelius Most Athletic—Denny Osterloo Martha Muller Most Popular—Jeff Brubaker Dorothy Perez Loudest—Kraig Meuris Marlene Collman Best Dressed—Dick Bennett Sue Meyer Smartest—Mike Ascher Judy Good Cutest—Dean Anderson Lisa Mouring 84 STANDOUTS— 85 STRUT THEIR STUFF! Academic Bowl This year a few of the seniors were allowed to com- pete in the 1981 Academic Bowl held at Rock Valley College. They did very well for a first year team. The team consisted of: Back row, L. to R: Robin Gronewold, Teresa Smith, Nancy Hill, Andrea Arshem. Sitting down, L. to R.: Tony Zellers, Darrell DeWall, (alter- nate), Keith Ackerman. Mike Ascher—not pictured. GOOD JOB SENIORS!! 86 GRADUATION DAY Today we'll start a new life And we'll say our last goodbyes To all the friends we've grown to love With whom we've laughed and cried. Remembering the fun and laughter, The problems and the fears, And watching all our memories grow Throughout our high school years. The memories of the dances And the new friends that we've met, Vacations, teachers, talking And exams we'd rather forget. Yes, high school days are precious but brief. Where all your dreams come true; It is not the end, but the beginning Of a life we'll start anew. Joy Shefstad Teen Magazine ... NOBODY DOES IT BETTER ... National Honor Society. Front row: S. DeVries, J. Cook, D. Osterloo, P. Kaney, A. Arshem. Second FFA Sweetheart. Susan Meyer row: J. Wubbena, L. Stukenburg. J. Poppen, D. Lehne, E. DeWall, K. Ackerman, L. Faist, T. Smith, A. Dikkers. Not Pictured: J. Swalve. S.A.R. Keith Ackerman D.A.R. Anne Dikkers Boy’s State. Dick Bennett, Darrell DeWall. Girl's State. Robin Gronewold. Illinois State Scholars. Front row: J. Swalve, G. Janssen, J. Good. Second row: P. Special Music Awards. Pam Kaney, Jacki Swalve, Andrea Kaney, K. Ackerman, D. DeWall, N. Hill. Not Pictured: M. Ascher, and T. Smith. Arshem, Robin Gronewold. 88 Can you imagine? In 1977, just four years ago the class of 1981 started their journey in the treacherous high school?! As timid freshmen, we stood in groups thinking about the four long-long years ahead of us. Now, we stand around looking back at our HIGH SCHOOL DAYS.” It just doesn’t seem possible for those years to slip by so fast. Of course, we have a lot of memories that we will take with us. They started when we were freshmen and continued right to the end. We began our freshmen year great, with a first place on our Homecoming float. Our great float building skill didn’t stop there. We went on to win first place a total of three years. Just that would be enough of an accomplishment for some classes but not ours. We demanded good performances from our music department and they granted us our wish. The band started early with competition in Iowa. (That week will never be forgotten-especially the Cheetos-right, Lynn or one-two-you know what to do- ears up.) They continued with performances at Miss Flame, Homecoming, football games, basketball games, pep assemblies, and concerts. The chorus also contributed a lot by having superb concerts, fantastic Madrigal Dinners, and an excellent musi- cal— Bye Bye Birdie.” But that still wasn’t enough. The class of 1981 had to prove itself in sports too. Oh, 80’s athletic department was great-playing in the football playoffs and having state qualifiers in track, but, that’s nothing compared to 81’s class. All the dreams of our sports’ fans were fulfilled as every team was a success: The Girls' Basketball Team playing at the Assembly Hall in Champaine, both the Girls’ and Boys’ Track Teams having state qualifiers, and the Boys’ Basketball Team being Co-Conference Champs. Who could ask for any- thing more? But that isn’t all that happened. That’s just the beginning. A new addition was added on which consisted of locker rooms, a weight room, and an all purpose room. The all purpose room was to be used for an informal study hall but would you believe this? This year they decided to drop informal study halls—our class is the first again. First to have just formal study halls, first in five years to have to take semester tests, and first to have our money embezzled. Yep, after working hard at an ice cream social, magazine sales, junior concessions, and fruit sales—no senior trip. Why did every thing have to happen to us? We had worked hard making record sales, finally getting enough money for our trip, and then our money had to be embezzled. It would’ve been worse—we could’ve been held hostage by the Iranians or shot at like President Reagan. But we survived because we had a lot of community support. We also had help from the Board and Mr. Gapinski and because of them we were able to get our money back and go to Florida. (That’s an experience we will never forget!!) And as each class published it yearbook, I would like to be the first to thank the yearbook staff for their dedication in getting the yearbook done. I realize it wasn’t easy having to do things over and over, but I think it was all worth it. Also a great big thanks to the photo club, Mrs. Grande, Mr. Hein (our first year Advisor), and every one that helped. I hope that you the readers have enjoyed this book because it was a lot of fun putting it together. But, as each fall denotes the beginning of a new class and school year, each spring is the departing of a class of friends. So, I wish you the best of luck in your future and I hope you establish many worthwhile firsts in your life. 90 91 SENIORS Ackerman, Keith 8. 9, 21. 77. 86. 88 Akins. Laurie 45, 48, 52, 53, 56, 57, 78 Anderson, Dean 5, 76, 84. 86 Arshem. Andrea. 44, 52. 53. 56, 57, 77. 86. 88 Ascher, Mike 1. 47, 74.86 Bennett. Dick 3, 6, 7, 79, 85. 88 Beyer, Brian Binkley. Tod 8. 9.83 Braunesreither, Bob Britsch, Denise 47, 48.81 Brubaker, Jeff 8,9, 78,85 Bull Jeff 80.84 Collman. Marlene 79, 85 Cook, Jane 5, 10, 79 Cornelius, Sue 44, 45, 47, 80. 84 DeVries. Mark 5, 8. 9, 47, 57. 77 DeWall, Darrell 4.6, 7.21. 75, 86 Dikkers, Anne 44, 48, 49. 54, 77, 88 Faist, Lori 44, 48. 74. 84. 88 Genandt. Todd 48 Gillingham, Dave Good, Judy 52,53.54, 75.86. 88 Gronewold. Robin 44. 47, 54, 75, 84. 86. 88 Hamm, John 83 Hill, Nancy 47, 49, 54,55.86.88 Hilles, Carla 82 Janssen. David 81 Janssen, Gina 44.47.48. 75,84, 88 Kaney, Pam 44, 45, 10, 54, 55. 56, 57, 74, 88 Kauffman, Betty 82 Kilker, Kirk 79,84 Meuris, Kraig 81, 85 Meyer, Susan 44, 48, 54, 55, 78, 85 Mocker, Kalah 47.48, 54. 57. 56, 81 Mouring, Lisa 48. 76, 86 Muller, Martha 10.47,79,85 Osterloo. Dennis 8. 9. 77. 85, 88 Palmer. Janese 4, 5. 10,11, 78 Paul, Randy Peck, Melody 71. 83 Perez, Dorothy 76. 85 Peterson, Scott 76 Ross, Jeff 76, 84 Rucker, Rick 8. 9, 82 Schemel, Brian 71, 82 Schneiderman, Lynn 8.9. 80 Sigafus, Ben 8,9, 79 Sladek. Roberta 48. 49. 78 Smith, Dawn 44, 48, 54, 55, 56. 57, 81 Smith, Teresa 5,10, 76.86.88 Snyder, Denise 82 Stuart, Katie 83 Swalve, Jacki 44, 45, 57, 75, 88 Thompson, Sharia 4. 10, 18. 48, 49, 80 Timmer, Curt 1. 8, 9.21,45, 75. 84 Vietmeier, Todd 8, 9, 80 Waston, Dave 82 Wichman, Kallie 4, 18, 47, 48, 80 Wilhelms, Dawn 44, 47. 48, 54, 55, 77 Zellers, Tony 8. 9, 78, 86 JUNIORS Ackerman, Brad 54, 55, 57, 70 Baumann, Kevin 48, 70 Bingner, Jackie 70 Clifton, Bill 2,3, 6, 7. 70 Conkey, Bill 70 Cook. Julie 10,44, 45, 47, 54, 57, 70 DeVries, Jill 10.47, 70 DeVries. Steve 2.4.6. 7, 21. 70, 88 DeWall, Evelyn 44, 47, 48. 53, 54, 70.88 Dorsey, Beth 10, 18, 47. 57, 70 Drake, Jeff 70 Drayton, Tim 8. 70 Duffield, Tim 70 Duitsman, Jennifer 2. 44, 47, 48, 54, 70 Eddins, Theresa 44. 70 Engelkens, Steve 8, 70 Faist, Cindy 44.45.47.48. 57, 70 Fricke, Cathy 44, 47. 48. 54, 70 Fritz, Peggy 21. 48. 57, 70 Gagliardi, Melissa 48, 70 Galor, Pat 70 Gillingham, Teresa 10, 47, 70 Groenewold, Gary 5, 6, 7, 21,47, 70 Hagemann, Penny 2, 18, 44, 47, 48, 54.57, 70 Hayunga. Carol 48, 70 Hose, Richard 8, 48, 70 Jacobs, Jay 70 Juergens, Valerie 44,47, 48,54, 70 Kauffman, Mary 70 Korf, Brenda 2.10,47,48. 70 Kubly, Jodi 48. 71 Lehne. David 2. 3. 6. 7. 47, 54, 71, 88 Long, Carole 71 Lindstrom, Todd 21, 71 Ludwig, Steve 48, 71 Mellen, Dan 6, 7, 71 Merrill, Susan 71 Meuris, Kurt 2,8. 21,48. 71 Meyers, Bill 8. 48. 71 Miller, Lisa 44.47,48,54, 71 Myers, Sandra 47, 71 Nagel. Mike 71 Paul. Dwayne 48, 71 Pepper, Wendy 71 Perez, Teresa 47, 48, 71 Poppen, Joel 8, 45,47, 71.88 Printz, Brian 8, 71 Regez, Todd 71 Rippy, Douglas 71 Ross, Nanette 10.44, 54, 57. 71 Rouzan, Michele 10, 21. 47. 53, 57, 71 Slater. Linda 57, 71 Smith, Kristy 10. 18, 54, 57. 71 Snapp, Jeff 54, 71 Snyder, Donna 71 Stukenberg, Keith 8, 71 Stukenberg. Lisa 3, 6, 7, 44. 47. 53, 55,57,71,88 Stukenberg, Mike 8, 48, 71 Stykel, Bruce 8,47, 71 Swalve, Melody 18, 44, 47, 48. 53, 57,71 Vietmeier, Stephanie 44, 48. 49, 54, 71 Waack, Ginger 10, 57, 72 Weegens, Dave 72 Wichman, Kevin 57, 72 Wubbena. Jolene 44. 48, 57, 72, 88 Wubbena, Trudy 44. 48. 54. 72 Zumdahl. Brain 8, 48, 72 SOPHOMORES Ackerman, Stephanie 47, 54,57,67 Anderson, Julie 67 Anderson, Tracy 11, 18. 67 Arshem, Jim 9, 47,67 Barthel, John 9,45,47,54, 57. 67 Bennett, Julie 11, 47, 48. 67 Black, Dian 48, 67 Brass, Theresa 67 Brick, Theresa 18.54, 55,57,67 Bronkema, Dan 9,47, 67 Buttel, Joe 9, 21,47, 67, Cavazos, Victor 67 Christians, Kathy 67 Clifton, Paula 6. 7, 57, 67 Cornelius, Holly 2, 6, 7,57, 67 Cornelius, Vicki 47,57,67 Crase, Bill 9. 21.67 Daniels, Karen 11, 48, 54. 67 Daniels, Scott 67 Drake, Darla 67 Duitsman. Lisa 6, 7,47,53,67 Engebretson, Lynn 11,47,57,67 Faist, Sandi 47, 48, 67 Farley, Cindy 54,67 Frazier, Kevin 9, 47, 67 Frisbie, Marsha 48,67 Good, Sue 11,18,54, 67 Gronewold, Robert 9, 45, 47. 54, 55, 67 Hayunga, Terry 9,67 Higar, Candy 6. 7,18. 49,67 Iben, Linda 47,68 Jacobs, Jerry 68 Juergens, Amy 48,54, 55,68 Kloepping, Steven 47, 54,68 Koeller, Sherri 11, 18, 47, 53, 54,68 Krolak, Karen 68 Kuelling, Michael 9, 68 Longamoree Colene 54,57,68 Ludwig, Randall 9.68 McMorris, David 6. 7, 21,45,68 Mackeben, Steve 68 Merrill, Tom 21, 68 Meyers, Bob 48,68 Midthun, Lorrie 47, 54,57,68 Miller, Kenneth 48. 68 Mocker, Kari 47, 68 Mulder, Tony 48, 68 Muller, Gloria 16,47, 68 Ortman, John 68 Palmer, Jim 9,68 Pepper, Raymond, 21, 68 Petersen, John 68 Poppen, Arlyn 9,47, 54,68 Printz, Cathy 48, 68 Ruter, Renee 47,54, 57,68 Schneiderman, Lisa 48,68 Schryver, Brenda 68 Siefken, Adele 10,18, 48, 49, 68 Smith, Sandy 47, 54,57, 68 Smith, Todd 9,57,69 Sneek, Wendy 47, 69 Soltow, Doug 6, 7,69 Soltow, Linda 6,7,47,69 Stevens, Steve 69 Stukenberg, Steve 9, 21 Thompson, Stuart 9, 48,69 Twigg, Tracy 47,69 Watson. Kathy 47, 48, 69 Weegens, Michele 47, 57, 69 Whited, Debbie 6, 7, 16. 47. 48. 53, 54,69 W'iederholtz, Rory 9, 48, 69 FRESHMEN Allen, Tina 64 Anderson, Randy 9, 21,54,64 Arshem, John 9,21,47,57.64 Baumann, Karin 48, 54, 64 Bingner, Mike 64 Binkley, Troy 9,21,64 Blackmore, Kevin 9. 64 Booth, Paula 48, 54, 64 Borchers, Susie 47,53.64 Brinkmeir, Kim 47,49,54,64 Britsch, Keith 64 Bruning, Lisa 47,48. 64 Buntjer, Penny 64 Cook, Janet 10,18,48,64 DeVine, Lisa 47,57, 64 DeVries, Renee 11,48, 57, 64 DeWall, Evan 6, 7. 21. 48. 57, 64 DeWall, Everett 6, 7.21,48. 57,64 DeWall, Krista 21,48. 53,64 DeWall. Steve 6. 7, 21,48, 57. 64 Egan, Penny 11,64, 57 Empen, Dan 9, 45, 48. 64 Empen, Jon 6, 7,21, 48. 64 Erdmann, Heidi 47,64 Fortune, Patrick 6, 7, 21,64 Frazier, Kent 21, 47, 64 Frey, Christina 48, 64 Frey, Laura 48,64 Goodrich, Kevin 6, 7, 21, 64 Haijenga. Brenda 57, 64 Haijenga, Rita 47,54, 65 Harrenstein, Angie 54,65 Hayunga, Darren 6, 7,47,65 Hayunga. Jeff 9.65 Hundertmark, Jodi 48,65 Huss, Mary 48, 65 Kaney, Erich 9,21,65 Klock, Jeff 9,21,47, 65 Kurschner, Todd 9,65 Long, Martha 57, 65 Lynch, Jim 9,21, 54, 65 McCabe, Troy 9,21,47,65 Mackenzie, Pamela 48,57,65 Marney, Albert 21,65 Mertz, Wendy 65 Meuris, Keith 9,48, 65 Moring, Steve 65 Nagel, Christine 48, 54,65 Nath, Denise 48,57, 65 Nordquist, Kathy 57, 65 Peck, Gregory 65 Pudlas, Brendan 9, 21, 47, 57, 65 Ratmeyer, Renee 11,57, 65 Robieson, Stacy 18.48,65 Rogers, Annette 65 Ross, Scott 65 Rush, Amy 65 Saxby, Tonya 48,65 Schick, Leslie 18, 54, 65 Simler, Holly 47, 57,65 Smith, Lori 48, 66 Snapp, Jodie 11,48, 57,66 Stukenberg, Brent 66 Swalve, Amy 48,53, 57,66 Swalve, Holly 48, 53, 57, 66 Vietmeier, Laurie 66 Wallace, Donna 48. 66 Watry, David 66 Whited, Matt 47,54,55,57,66 Wilhelms, John 66 Zumdahl, Melinda 48, 66 Compliments of | JL GERMAN-AMERICAN STATE BANK Mon.-Thurs.: 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 p.m. Drive-up: 8 a.m. to 12 noon German Valiev Illinois MORIMG GRAIN INC GRAIN DEALERS- BUYING-SELLING DRYING-STORAGE LICENSED • BONDED • INSURED MEETS FEDERAL WAREHOUSE STDS. 1-CALL COLLECT-1 [233-5750 I If Ni Aas K4-25G7 | Congratulations to the Class of 1981 BEAUTY NOOK Fileen Anderson 938-3670 mSm Forreston Illinois 455 W| Florence Rd. 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