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Contents of Memories The Way We Were ................................3 The Seniors . . . ..............................9 The Fall ......................................39 The Winter.....................................65 The Spring....................................107 The Individuals...............................139 The Faculty...................................179 The Community . ..............................192 The End.......................................199 • THE WAY WE WERE (From the Columbia Picture, Rastar Production entitled THE WAY WE WERE ) Music by Marvin Hamlisch Lyric by Alan and Marilyn Bergman Used by Permission Copyright 1973 by Colgems EMI Music Inc. All Rights Reserved Editor-in-Chief Sue Miller Business - Treasurer - Tom Weber Aciivities Editor Jane Swisher Missy Hanson Advertising - Patti Temple Pat Lovett Viking Review - Karla Anderson Kathy Wilson and Sales Missy Hanson Class Editor - Leigh Livingston Lee Ann Humphrey Ron Donovan Kathy Totz Photography Editor - Anita Usler Rich Bagby Scott Lavis Faculty Editor - Lucy Waterman. Steve Misner Deb Darland Dave Stevens Patti Temple Fine Arts Editor - Sue Brodie Kate McCracken Joan Seifrid Jim Gibbs Dave Pearson Sports Editor - Steve Stern Scott Spencer Bill Karlblom Jim Bruder Dianne Hershelman Girl’s Sports - Wendy Stevens Dave Peterson Chris Andersen Advisor - Bill Karlblom 1977 Yearbook Staff MEMORIES Light the comers of my mind. Misty watercolor memories - of the way we were. • 4ft. Can it be that it was all so simple then? Or has time re-written every line? If we had the chance to do it all again - tell me would we? Could we? Memories - may be beautiful and yet . . . way we were TRACEY E. ALSUP F.H.A. 1 - 2; Office Aide 1 - 2; An Club 1: DECA 4 CHRISTINE KAY ANDERSEN Concen Band 1-4; Marching Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Intramural Basketball 4; Class Off. Sec.-Treas. 2, 4; Class Play 3 - 4; Class Play Comm. 3-4; Cheer- leader 1-4; Instr. Ensemble 4; F.H.A., VP 3, Pres. 4; International Club 1-4, Vice Pres. 2, 4; G.A.A. 4; Softball 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Homecoming Comm. 1-4; Junior Prom. Comm. 3: National Honor Society 3-4; Pep Club 1-4: Student Council 1-4; Viking Revue 3-4: Yearbook 4: F.C.S. 2: French Club 1 - 4, Vice Pres. 2, 4: Prom Queen 4 KIMBERLY LOU ANN AIGNER American Abroad 3; Concert Band 1-4; Jazz Band 2 - 4: Marching Band 1 - 4; Pep Band 1-2; Band (State Contest)4; Class Play 4; Class Play Committee 4: Drama Club 1; F.H.A. 4: Homecoming Comm. 3: Honor Roll 1-4: Junior Prom Comm. 3; National Honor Society 3-4; Pep Club 1; Viking Revue 2 - 4: Little 7 Literary Contest 2 - 4; A.F.S. 3 - 4; An Club 1; French Club 4 DANIEL L. ALESSIO Baseball 1-3; Football 1-2: Honor Roll 1-3; Track 4: Viking Revue 3-4; Art Club 3; Key Club 2 - 4; Sec. 3 BRIAN WILLIAM BALL American Abroad 3, Class Play 3 - 4; Drama Club 3-4; Football 1-2; Foreign Lang. Club 3: Newspaper Staff 4; Honor Roll 1-4: National Honor Society 3-4; Office Aide 4; Speech Contest 3: Stage Crew 3: Viking Revue 4; Wrestling 1; AFS Club. Pres. 3-4; Forensics 3; French Club 3; Key Club 3 JUDITH MARR BANKER Chamber Singers 2: Chorus 1-2; Fox Valley Chorus 1-2; Vocal Ensemble 2; F.T.A. 3; Hall Monitor 4; Homecoming Attendant 2; Homecoming Comm. 1; Honor Roll 2-4; Music Contest Ensemble Vocal 1-2; Musical 1; Pep Club 1; Pom Pom Squad 2-3; Student Council 1, 2, 4; Pres. Sec.-Treas. 1, Recording Sec. Exec. Board 4 10 KARLA MARIE ANDERSON Concen Band 1-4: Marching Band 1-4; Fox Valley Band 3-4; Band (State Contest) 1-4; Intramural Basketball 1-2; Bowling 1-3; Instr. Ensemble 4; G.A.A. 1 - 2; Tennis 3-4; Honor Roll 1 - 4: Little 7 Math Contest 4: National Honor Society 3-4; Viking Revue 4: Yearbook Staff 4; Spanish Club 1-4 MARGOT ANN ARBALLO VICA 4 BRENDA MARIE BARNEY Marching Band 3; Class Play 4; Class Play Comm. 4; Honor Roll 4; Office Aide 2; Viking Revue 4 MISTY ELIZABETH BAUMANN Concert Band 1; Intramural Basketball 4; Class Play 2-4; Chamber Singers 3-4: Drama Club 1 - 4; Vocal Ensemble 3 - 4; Foreign Language Club 2 - 3; Home Room Chm. 4; Honor Roll 1 - 4; Little Seven Math Contest 3 - 4; Madrigal Sing- ers 4; National Honor Society 3-4; Speech Contest 2-3: Stage Crew 2-3: Student Council 4; Viking Revue 3 - 4; Art Club 1 - 3; French Club 2 - 3; Bowling 2-3; Hockey Club 4; Bicentennial Comm. 3; Quilting Comm. 3 PETER L. BLANK Cross Country 1 - 3: Track 1-2 EVELINE M. BRADDY GREGORY OWEN BENSON Baseball 4 PATRICIA JOAN BISHOP Class Play 2; Drama Club 3; Pep Club 1; S.O.S. 1: School Musical 1: VICA 4: Junior Achievement JULIE ROBIN BRADEMANN Concert Band 1: Intramural Basketball 4; Bowling 2; Cheerleader 3-4; Honor Roll 1-4: Pep Club 1: Pom Pom Squad 3: DECCA 4 JENNIFER ELLEN BRAUN G.A. A. 1: Homecoming Comm. 1. Honor Roll 3; S.O.S. 1 11 RINDA BURTON DECA 3: V1CA 4 PAUL WESLEY CAMERON Concert Band 1 - 4: Jazz Band 1-4: Marching Band 1 - 4: Pep Band 1-4: Basket- ball. Mgr. 4: Foreign Language Club 1 - 3: Hall Monitor 4: International Club 1 - 3: Jr. Rotarian 4: Little Seven Math Contest 4: Math Club 4: Stage Crew 2: Student Store Helper 1-2: Viking Revue 1-4: Orchestra 3; Gecohi Counselor 4; Key Club 2 - 4: Spanish Club 1 - 3 DANIEL L. CAMPBELL Concert Band 1 - 2: Marching Band 1 - 2: Jazz Band 1: Football 1: Wrestling 1: VIC A 4 RALPH EDWARD CAMPBELL Baseball 1: Bowling 3: DECA 4 SUSAN LOUISE BRODIE Intramural Basketball 2 - 3: Class Officer. Sec.-Treas. 3: Class Play 3 - 4: Class Play Comm. 3-4: Drama Club 1-3: Foreign Language Club 1 - 3: Track 1: Hall Monitor 3-4: Homecoming Comm. 1 - 4: Honor Roll 1 - 4: Jr. Prom Comm. 3: Little Seven Math Contest 2, 4: School Musical 1. 4: National Honor Society 3-4: Pep Club 1 - 4: Pom Pom Squad 2: S.O.S. 1 - 2: Stage Crew 1 - 2: Student Council 1 - 4: Viking Revue 3 - 4: Yearbook staff 4: French Club 2-3: Gccohi Counselor 4: Bicentennial Comm. 4 SANDRA LOUISE BROWNE Marching Band 3: Class Play 4; Chorus 1: Fox Valley Chorus 1: F.H.A. 4: G.A.A. 2; Volleyball 2, 4: Honor Roll 1 - 4: Office Aide 4; Pep Club 4: Stage Crew 1: Viking Revue 3-4 CRAIG McFETRIDGE BURGESS Concert Band 1: Marching Band 1: Basketball 1-3: Intramural Basketball 4: F.C.A. 3-4: Football 1 - 2: Gecohi News Staff 2-3: Golf 1: Hall Monitor 3: Home Rm. Chairman 4: Honor Roll 4: Office Aide 3: S.O.S.. Treas. 2 - 4: Stu- dent Council 4: Tennis 2 - 4: Yearbook Staff 3: DECA 4; Key Club 2 - 4 BARBARA H. BURTON Girls Softball 2: Pep Club 3 12 LISA ANN CARLSON Concert Band 1 - 4; Marching Band 1-4: Pep Band 1-2; Band (State Contest) 4: Intramural Basketball 1: Class Play 3: Class Play Comm. 3: Drama Club 1: Instr. Ensemble 3: F.H.A. 4; Foreign Lang. Club 1 - 2: G.A.A. 2: Honor Roll 1 - 4: National Honor Society 3 - 4: Pep Club 1 - 2: S.O.S. 2-3: Stage Crew 1: Viking Revue 3-4 MERRY LEAH CARLSON Basketball 3; Intramural Basketball 2-3: Foreign Lang. Club 1 -3: G.A.A. 1 - 3: Softball 1 - 2: Tennis 2-4: Badminton 1 - 2: Volleyball 2-4: Honor Roll 1: International Club 2: Office Aid 3: Pep Club 1-2 CLARE VIRGINIA CHURCH Concert Band 1 - 4; Jazz Band 1 - 4: Marching Band 1 - 4; Pep Band 2 - 3: Fox Valley Band 3-4: Band (State Contest) 1. 2. 4: Drama Club 1-2: Tennis 4: Homecoming Comm. 4: Honor Roll 1 - 4: Jr. Prom Comm. 3: National Honor Society 4: Office Aide 4; S.O.S. 1 - 2; Srage Crew 1 - 2: Student Council 1 - 4: Viking Revue 1 - 4: French Club 1-2: Bicentennial Comm. 4 JILL DENISE CLOSE Concert Band 1 - 4; Marching Band 1-4: Pep Band 1-4: Bowling 1 - 3; Class Play 3: Chamber Singers 3 - 4: Chorus 1, 3. 4: Fox Valley Chorus 1.3,4: Drama Club 1 - 4: Sec. 4: Foreign Lang. Club 1: G.A.A. 2: Tennis 3: Honor Roll 3-4: Musical 1. 4: National Honor Society 4: Pep Club 1-2: Speech Contest 3 - 4: Stage Crew 1 - 4: Viking Revue 4: An Club 2: Forensics 3 - 4; French Club 1: Bicentennial Comm. 3 JOHN ROBERT CONNOLLY Intramural Basketball 3 - 4; F.C.A. 2: VICA 4: Football 2 - 4: G. Club 3-4: Hall Monitor: Honor Roll: Track 1 - 2: Viking Revue 4: Wrestling 1: Intr. Softball 2 - 3 TIMOTHY E. COOPER Coneen Band 1-4: Jazz Band 1. 3. 4: Pep Band 1-4: Marching Band 1-4: Band (State Contest) 2-4: Bowling 3: Class Officer 4: Newspaper Staff 3: Honor Roll 1 - 4: Junior Rotarian 4: National Honor Society 3 - 4: Tennis 2: Viking Revue 2-4 CAROL ANN COX Concert Band 1 - 4: Jazz Band 1 - 4: Marching Band 1. 3: Pep Band 1: Band (State Contest) 4: Intramural Basketball 2: Bowling 2: Drama Club 1: Foreign Lang. Club 1-2: Honor Roll 1-4: International Club 2: Pep Club 1-2: Pom Pon Squad 2. 4: Stage Crew 3: Viking Review 2 - 4: Homecoming Princess 4 GREGG MICHAEL CYGAN Basketball 1 - 4: Chess Club 1: G. Club 3 - 4: Newspaper Staff 3 - 4: Hall Moni- tor 3 - 4: Honor Roll 1: Junior Rotarian 4: Track 1: Intramural Volleyball 2 - 4: Key Club 3-4; Bicentennial Committee 3 13 KURT ALAN DALLESASSE Class Play 4; Chamber Singers 3-4; Chorus 1 - 4: Fox Valley Chorus 1-4; Honor Roll 2-4: Ensemble Contest 3; Musical 4; DECA 4 DEBRA JEAN DARLAND Cheerleader 2 - 4; F.T.A. 3: G.A.A. 1 - 2; Softball 1: Homecoming Commit- tee 4; Jr. Prom Comm. 3: Musical 4: Pep Club 1; Viking Revue 3-4; Yearbook Staff 3-4; Gecohi Counselor 4; ELIZABETH ANN DAVIS Concert Band 1 - 3; Marching Band 2-3; Pep Band 1-3: Honor Roll 2-3: Junior Achievement 3 PETER JOHN DAVIS Baseball 2; Basketball 1; Intramural Basketball 2-4; Bowling 2-4; Football 1 - 4; Golf 1; Viking Revue 4 JOLIE ALYN DEMERCURIO Concert Band 1 - 3; Marching Band 1-3: Pep Band 1-3: Class Play 3-4: Class Play Committee 4; Drama Club 1-4; Badminton 2: Newspaper Staff 4: Honor Roll 1-4; International Club 2; Speech Contest 3-4; Stage Crew 3 - 4; Viking Revue 2-4; Spanish Club, V.P., 3; Dramatic Duet Acting. Little Seven Champ 3; Intramural Archery 2; An Club 4; Forensics 3-4; Bowling 1; Jr. Achievement 3 D. FELICIA DONALDSON Class Play 4: Chorus 4: Fox Valley Chorus 4: Vocal Ensemble 4: F.T.A. 2: Track 1: Honor Roll 1-3: Library Staff 1; Musical 4; An Club 1-2, Sec. 1 RONALD EUGENE DONOVAN Basketball 1-2: Intramural Basketball 3 - 4; Class Officer. Pres. 2; Cross Coun- try 1; F.C.A. 2 - 4; G. Club 3-4; Newspaper Staff 1-4; Editor 3-4; Golf 2 - 4; Hall Monitor 2-4; Honor Roll 1-4: Jr. Rotarian 4: National Honor Society 3 - 4; Student Council 2; Tennis 1-4; Viking Revue 4: Yearbook Staff 2-4; Key Club 2-4, Treas. 3. Pres. 4; Bicentennial Comm. 3; Intramural Volleyball 2 - 4; Intramural Baseball 2-3 RICHARD ALLEN DROESKE Intramural Basketball 2; Chamber Singers 3 - 4; Chorus 3-4: Fox Valley Chorus 3: Vocal Ensemble 3: F.C.A. 2: Football 1-3: Newspaper Staff 4; Hall Monitor 4: Madrigal Singers 3; Stage Crew 4; Student Store Helper 4: Track 1: Viking Revue 4; Yearbook Staff 3: Wrestling 1: DECA 3-4, V.P. 4: Musical 4: Football Stat. 4; Key Club 3 LEE ANN DUSEK Class Play 4: Chamber Singers 2-3; Chorus 1 - 4; Fox Valley Chorus 2-3: For- eign Lang. Club 1 - 4: G.A.A. 1 - 2; Honor Roll 1; International Club 1 - 2; Musical 1. 4: Pep Club 1: Pom Pon Squad 2-4: S.O.S. 1: Viking Revue 4: Span- ish Club 1 - 4 MARSHA LYNN ELLIOTT F.H.A. 3 - 4: Foreign Lang. Club 1-2, Sec. 2: Homecoming Comm. 2; Honor Roll 1 - 4: National Honor Society 3-4: Pep Club 1-2: S.O.S. 1-2: Stage Crew 1 - 2 ROBERT THOMAS ERDAY Basketball 1-2: Honor Roll 1-3: Viking Revue MICHAEL JOHN FELTGEN Intramural Baseball 2-4: Basketball 1: Intramural Basketball 2-4: Intramural Volleyball 3 - 4: Football 4: Honor Roll 4: DECA 3 - 4 RICHARD ANDREW FLAMAND VICA 3 - 4 WILLIAM O. FRAY Golf 1: Hockey Club 4 BARBARA HELEN FREEMAN Pep Club 2: DECA 3: VICA 3 KENNETH D. GARRISON Baseball 4; Intramural Basketball 3-4 DAVID BYRON GIBBS Intramural Basketball 2; Class Play 3; Drama Club 2-3: Home Room Chairman 2 - 3: Student Council 2-3: Student Store Helper 4: Viking Revue 4; Intramural Volleyball 2 - 4; DECA 4, Pres. 4; Gecohi Counselor 4; Key Club 3-4 PETER W. GILLIGAN Basketball 1-4, Capt. 4: F.C.A. 3-4, Treas. 4: Football 1-4: Hall Monitor 4: Honor Roll 1-4: Junior Rotarian 4: Little 7 Math Contest 4: National Honor Society 4 CHRISTOPHER ROBERT GOULET Class Play Comm. 3: Cross Country 3: Drama Club 2-4: Homecoming Comm. 3; Key Club 3-4: Library Staff 3; Stage Crew 1-4: Student Council 4: Track 3; Yearbook Staff 3-4: Wrestling 3; Art Club 2-4: MARIANA GRIGOROW « •••• O LAURA ANN GREGORY Concert Band 1-4: Marching Band 1-4: Fox Valley Band 2: Band (Stage Con test) 1,2,4: Bowling 1 - 3; Foreign Lang. Club 2: Honor Roll 1-4 DAVID W. GROZIS Foreign Lang. Club 2 LISA KAY HALL Class Officer VP 3: Class Play 3-4: Class Play Comm. 3-4: Chamber Singers 3: Chorus 1-4; Fox Valley Chorus 3-4: Drama Club 3-4: Vocal Ensemble 3-4; Newspaper Staff 4: Hall Monitor 3: Honor Roll 1 - 4: Musical 1, 4: National Honor Society 4: Student Council 3: Viking Revue 3-4: Forensics 3-4 16 ROGER A. HAMM LESLIE JANE HEMMING Intramural Basketball 4: Cheerleader 1-3: Homecoming Comm. 1 - 2: Pep Club 1 - 4; VICA. Sec. 4 RICHARD S. HENNEN S.O.S. 1 MELISSA LEE HANSON Home Room Chairman 4; Honor Roll 1 - 2, 4: Pom Pom Squad 2-3: Student Council 4; Viking Revue 4; Yearbook Staff 4 PAIGE LYNN HARRISON Concert Band 1-4: Marching Band 1 - 4; Pep Band 2 - 4; Fox Valley Band 3-4: State Contest 1-4: Class Play 3-4: Class Play Comm. 4: Chamber Singers 3: Chorus 2-3: Debate Club 4: Drama Club 1-4; Instrumental Ensemble 2,4: Vocal Ensem. 2-3; Foreign Language Club 1-3; Homecoming Comm. 3; Honor Roll 1-4: International Club 2; Madrigal Singers 2; Vocal Contest 2; Musical 1, 4: Pep Club 1 - 3: Speech Contest 2 - 4: Stage Crew 1 - 4; Viking Revue 3-4; Forensics 2-4; Spanish Club 1-3: Bicentennial Committee 3 THEODORE M. HARRISON Baseball 1-4; Football 1-2; Wrestling 3-4 THERESA MARIE HARRISON WILLIAM J. HERRERA Baseball 2; Basketball 2; Intramural Basketball 4; Football 1 - 2, 4; G. Club 4; Hall Monitor 2; Viking Revue 3 - 4: DECA 4 JACQUELINE HEWITT Homecoming Attendant 1 17 DEBORAH ANN HILL PAULA KAY JAEGER Intramural Basketball 4; Foreign Lang. Club 1; Softball 1: Tennis 1: Viking Revue 3: Spanish Club 1 Pep Club 2 PAMELA ANN JOHNSON JEFFEREY E. JONES Intramural Basketball 2: Office Aide 2; Stage Crew 2; Viking Revue 4; VICA 4 STEPHEN REYNOLDS KAMMERER A-V Assistant 2 - 4: Concert Band 4; Marching Band 4; Pep Band 4; Class Play 3 - 4: Chamber Singers 1-4: Chorus 1-4: Fox Valley Chorus 1-4: Drama Club 1, 4: Vocal Ensemble 1-4: Foreign Language Club 1: Honor Roll 1-4: I.C.C. 1: Jr. Rotarian 4: Little Seven Math Contest 3-4: Madrigal Singers 1-2,4: Math Club 4: Vocal Ensemble Contest 1-3: Musical 1. 4: Tennis 2: Viking Revue 1 - 4: Art Club 1; French Club 2 DECA 4 CHARLES R. IRELAND Basketball 2: Intramural Basketball 4; Class Officer. Pres. 4: Foreign Language Club 1-3: Homecoming Escort 3: Home Rm. Chairman 1-3: Honor Roll 1-4: Jr. Rotarian 4; National Honor Society 3-4: Student Council 1-4: Viking Revue 3-4; Spanish Club 1-3 JULIE ELLEN KAUTZ Intramural Basketball 4: Chamber Singers 2; Chorus 1-2,4: Fox Valley Chorus 2, 4: Foreign Language Club 1: Hall Monitor 3; Homecoming Comm. 4: Honor Roll 4: Jr. Prom Comm. 3: Vocal Ensemble Contest 2: Musical 1. 4: Pep Club 2: Viking Revue 4 KAREN KATHLEEN KEATON Chorus 1: Fox Valley Chorus 1: Debate Club 3 - 4: F.H.A. 3: Hall Monitor 3: Office Aide 3-4; Pep Club 1-3: Pep Club 4: Stage Crew 1: Viking Revue 3-4: F.C.S. 3: Forensics 3 PAUL STEPHEN KESSLER Football 1; Honor Roll 1-3: Junior Rotarian 4: Junior Achievement 3 MARCIA LYNN KNOTT Intramural Basketball 4: Chamber Singers 3: Cheerleader 1; Chorus 1, 3; Fox Valley Chorus 3; Foreign Language Club 1-2: Tennis 2: Homecoming Comm. 1 - 2; Honor Roll 1-4: National Honor Society 4: Pep Club 1-2: Pom Pom Squad 2-4; Viking Revue 3-4 MICHAEL WILLIAM KRALOVIC Wrestling 4; DECA 4 ERIC JOHN LANDWEHR Baseball 2, 4; Intramural Basketball 1, 4: Bowling 4; F.C.A. 3; Football 1 - 4; Newspaper Staff 4: Golf 1; Hall Monitor 3: Honor Roll 1; Viking Revue 4: Wres- tling 1; Intramural Softball 1-4; Intramural Volleyball 1-4 SAMUEL JOHN LANG Intramural Basketball 1, 3, 4: Bowling 3: Class Play 4; Football 1-4: Foreign Lang. Club 1: Golf 1; Hall Monitor 3-4: Honor Roll 1: Viking Revue 3-4: Wres- tling 1, 2: Intramural Softball 1-4: Intramural Volleyball 1-4: DECA 4: Key Club 4: Spanish Club 1 KYLE EDWARD LEATHERS Honor Roll 2-3: Hockey Club 4 SCOTT P. LENCIONI CURTIS A. LINDGREN JAN LINLEY Drama Club 1-2. G.A.A. 1; Honor Roll 1 - 4; Pep Club 1 - 2; S.O.S. 1-2, Treas. 2; French Club 1; Bowling 1: VICA 4 ELIZABETH LITTLE Concert Band 1-2: Marching Band 1-2; Class Play 3: Chamber Singers 3 - 4: Chorus 2-4; Fox Valley Chorus 2-4: Drama Club 1-2: Vocal Ensemble 3 - 4; F.T.A. 3 - 4; Foreign Lang. Club 2: G.A.A. 1-2: Track 1 - 2: Homecoming Comm. 2; Home Room Chairman 2-3: Honor Roll 4: Musical 1,4: Pep Club 2; S.O.S. 2; Student Council 2-4: Viking Revue 3-4: Twirp Comm. 2, 4; Span- ish Club 1 - 2 LEIGH ELLEN LIVINGSTON Chorus 1: Fox Valley Chorus 1: Football Stat. 2 - 4: Hall Monitor 4; Homecoming Comm. 4: Twirp Comm. 2; Honor Roll 1-4; Jr. Prom Comm. 3; Pep Club 2: Track Stat. 2-4; Yearbook Staff, Class Pictures 4; Track Queen 3: An Club 2: Musical 1 JOHN A. LORD III Baseball 2; Basketball Usher 4: Intramural Basketball 1; F.C.A. 1 - 2; Football 1 - 4: Foreign Lang. Club 2: Newspaper Staff 3; Hall Monitor 2: Honor Roll 1-4: International Club 3: Junior Rotarian 4; Track 1 - 2; Viking Revue 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 4: An Club 4; Key Club 4; Spanish Club 1 PATRICIA KAY LOVETT Bowling 3; Class Play 3; Foreign Lang. Club 2; Homecoming Comm. 2 - 4; Honor Roll 1 - 4; Jr. Prom Comm. 3; Musical 4: National Honor Society 3-4, Sec. 4; Pep Club 1; Pom Pon Squad 2 - 4; Student Council 4: Viking Revue 3-4; Year- book Staff 4: PSAB 4: Twirp Comm. 1 - 2; Junior Achievement 3 MIRIAM JANET LUNSTRUM JON WRIGHT MALMBORG Baseball 1, 3; Intramural Basketball 2: Class Play 2-3: Drama Club 1-3; Foot- ball 1: Foreign Lang. Club 1-2: Homecoming Comm. 2; Honor Roll 1; Speech Contest 2; Tennis 3; Forensics 1-2: Spanish Club 1 KIMBERLY L. MALONE Cheerleader 2 - 4; G.A.A. 1-3; Softball 1-2; Badminton 1, 3; Volleyball 1 - 3; Basketball 1; Honor Roll 1-4; International Club 2: Pep Club 1-3; Viking Review 3: Wrestling Queen 4; Spanish Club 1-3 20 STEVEN L. MARK Viking Revue 2 - 3; Forensics 2; VICA 4 MICHAEL DAVID MARTIN DARYL SHEREE MATTHEWS Chorus 1 - 3; Chorus of Fox Valley 2-3; F.H.A. 1-2: Foreign Language Club 1 - 2; G.A.A. 1-2; Track and Field 1: Newspaper Staff 1-2; Honor Roll 1 - 4: Track 1; French Club 1-2 MARI LYNN McASSEY Marching Band. Twirler 2 - 3; Bowling 1 - 2: Chorus 1 - 3; Fox Valley Chorus 1 - 3: F.H.A. 2: F.T.A. 2; G.A.A. 1; Track 2-3; Basketball 2; Honor Roll 4; Musical 1: Pep Club 1 - 2; S.O.S. 1 - 3; Stage Crew 1 - 2; Tennis 1 - 2: Jr. Achievement 2 JOAN McCORD Cheerleader 1 - 3; Homecoming Comm. 2; Pep Club 1 - 3: Viking Revue 4 KATE LEA McCRACKEN Intramural Basketball 4; F.T.A. 3; G.A.A. 1; Tennis 1; Hall Monitor 2-4 Home Rm. Chairman 4: Honor Roll 1. 3 - 4; Library Staff 1 - 3; Office Aide 2 Pep Club 1-2; Student Council 1 - 2. 4: Viking Revue 4: Yearbook Staff 4 Hockey Club Stat. 4: Jr. Achievement 3 SHARON ANN McCRACKEN JOSEPHINE A. MILLER Chorus 1-3; Fox Valley Chorus 1 - 2: Foreign Language Club 2; Volleyball 1: Basketball 1; Honor Roll 1-3: International Club 2; Pep Club 1-2; Pom Pom Squad 2: S.O.S. 1: Stage Crew 1: Viking Revue 3 21 SUSAN ANNE MILLER Class Play 3: Softball 1 - 2: Track 1: Volleyball 1; Newspaper Staff 4: Jr. Prom Committee 3: Library Staff 1-4: Pep Club 1-2: Student Council VP 4: Viking Revue 3-4: Yearbook Staff Editor in Chief 4: Forensics 2-4: Bowling 4: Gccohi Counselor 4: Bicentennial Comm. 3 JENNIFER MADELINE MITCHELL Intramural Basketball 1. 4: Class Officer 1. 2. 4. VP 4. Ex. Board 4: Class Play 3; Chamber Singers 2-3: Chorus 2-4: Fox Valley Chorus 2-4: Vocal Ensemble 2 - 3; G.A.A. 1.4: Softball 1: Track 4: Volleyball 1: Newspaper Staff 4: Home- coming Comm. 3-4: Honor Roll 1-2: Madrigal Singers 4; Music Contest Ensemble Vocal 2: Musical 4: Pep Club 1; Pom Pon Squad 3: Speech Contest 2: Student Council 1. 2. 4: Viking Revue 3 - 4: Forensics 3: Gecohi Counselor 4 MICHAEL K. MORRIS Basketball 1: Football 1 - 2: S.O.S. 1 - 2 LEO TERRANCE MOSLEY Wrestling 1-4 JOAN MARIE MOORE Concert Band 1 - 4: Jazz Band 3-4: Marching Band 1-4: Pep Band 1-3: Class Play 3-4: Drama Club 1: Instr. Ensemble 4: F.T.A. 4: G.A.A. 2-3; Honor Roll 1-4: Pep Club 2: S.O.S. 1-4: Speech Contest 4: Viking Revue 3-4: Bowling 1 JEFFREY DAVID MORRIS Viking Revue 3-4: VICA 3-4, Pres. 4 CfNTHIA ANN MOUNTSIER Intramural Basketball 4: Cheerleader 1 - 3: F.T.A. 4: Girls Softball 1: Girls Track and Field 4: Hall Monitor 3-4: Homecoming Comm. Chairman 2: Honor Roll 1: Office Aidc Guidance Office Aide 4: Pep Club 1-3: Student Store Helper 2: Viking Review 4: Gecohi Counselor 4 MICHAEL JOSEF MUELLER Baseball 4: VICA 4 BRIAN MICHAEL NAUGHTON Baseball 1-4: Basketball 1-2: Intramural Basketball 4: Honor Roll 1; Viking Revue 4 JAMES FREDERICK NEIDINGER Concert Band 1 - 4: Jazz Band 1: Marching Band 2-4: Pep Band 1 - 4; Fox Valley Band 4: Band (State Contest) 2: Honor Roll 1-4: Junior Rotarian 4; Little 7 Math Contest 3-4. Math Club 3-4: Tennis 3: Viking Revue 2; Key Club 2 SANDRA LEE OHLFEST GRETCHEN A. OIE Honor Roll 4 KAREN IRENE MUNDAY Honor Roll 4: Art Club 2 - 3; Library Aide 4 LESLIE ANN MYERS Concert Band 1-4: Jazz Band 1-4: Marching Band 1 - 4: Pep Band 1-4: F.T.A. 3-4: G.A.A. 1 - 4. Sec. 3, Sec.-Treas. 4: Softball 1 - 3: Tennis 2 - 4; Track 1. Mgr. 4; Volleyball 1 - 3, Stat. 4: Basketball 1 - 4; Newspaper Staff 2; Little 7 Math Contest 1: Viking Revue 2-4 JAMES ALBERT NELSON, JR. Class Play 3.4: Drama Club 2-4: Stage Crew 2-4: Track 1: Viking Revue 2 - 3: Forensics 2-3 MARK B. NITKEY F.C.A. 1-2: Football 1 - 2: Honor Roll 1. 3, 4: Junior Rotarian 4: Track 1; Wrestling 1 - 4: Intramural Volleyball 1 - 4: Intramural Baseball 2-4 DONALD R. OLSON Basketball 1-2: Intramural Basketball 4; F.C.A. 2 - 4; Football Mgr. 2; News- paper Staff 3; Honor Roll 1-2: Junior Rotarian 4: Viking Revue 4: Key Club 3 - 4 MARCIA KAYE PARKS Concert Band 1-4: Jazz Band 4: Marching Band 1-4: Pep Band 1-4: Band (State Contest) 1. 3, 4: Bowling 3-4: Class Play 3-4; Instrumental Ensemble 3; Bad- minton 4: Newspaper Staff 2-4: Homecoming Comm. 3-4: Honor Roll 1-4; Little 7 Math Contest 2-4; Math Club 2-4: Musical 4: National Honor Society 3 - 4; Office Aide 1, 3; S.O.S. 2-3, Corrcsp. Sec. 3; Speech Contest 3: Stage Crew 2-3: Student Council 2-4: Viking Revue 3 - 4; Forensics 2-3; Bowling 3 - 4 SHEREE LYNN PARRISH Pep Club 2: An Club 2-3 LORI LYNN PATTERMAN Concert Band 1-4: Jazz Band 1, 3, 4; Marching Band 1-4; Pep Band 1 - 3; Baseball Stat. 3; Basketball Stat. 2-3; Bowling 1: Class Play Comm. 1; F.H.A. 4: F.T.A. 4: Foreign Lang. Club 1 - 2: G.A. A. 1-2: Softball 1: Hall Monitor 3: Homecoming Comm. 2: Honor Roll 1, 3: International Club 1-2; Office Aide 3; Pep Club 1-4: S.O.S. 1-3: Viking Revue 3-4 DAVID A. PAULK Concen Band 1 - 4: Jazz Band 2-4; Marching Band 1 - 4; Pep Band 1-4 ROBERT JULIAN PEPPER JR. Intramural Basketball 3-4: Bowling 2 -3; F.C.A. 2-3: Football 1 - 4: G. Club 3-4; Newspaper Staff 3; Honor Roll 2: Track 1-3; Viking Revue 3-4: Wrestling 1 - 2: An Club 3: DECA 4; Key Club 4 SUSAN MARIE PETERSON G.A.A. 1 - 3; Softball 1-2: Badminton 1, 3: Volleyball 1-4: Basketball 1: Homecoming Comm. 4; Home Room Chairman 4: Honor Roll 1-4: Pep Club 1 - 3; Student Council 4; Track Stat. 3-4; Viking Revue 3-4 MICHAEL JOSEPH PETONE LINDA KATHRYN PINS Baseball 1 - 2: Bowling 1; Class Play 3: F.H.A. 4: Foreign Lang. Club 1; G.A.A. 1-4; Softball 1-2; Badminton 2-4; Honor Roll 1-4; Pep Club 1; Pom Pon Squad 2-4: S.O.S. 1-2; Viking Revue 4: Bowling 1; Spanish Club 1 LINDA MARIE PITZ F.H.A. 1; Honor Roll 3-4 KEVIN B. RAKES SCOTT D. RANDALL Cross Country 2 - 3: F.C.A. 3: Track 2 - 4: Wrestling 1; Intramural Volleyball 4: Key Club 4: VICA 4 TIMOTHY S. PREVOST Hall Monotor 3: Student Store Helper 4: DECA 4 M. ANGELINA F. PRUNEDA Spanish Club 2-3: Honor Roll 1-4: International Club 2: Library Staff 1-4; Art Club 1-2; Mid. Valley Student Advising 3-4 ROBERT CLARK REESE JR. Class Play 3: Chorus 1. 3: Fox Valley Chorus 1: Debate Club 2; Drama Club 1 - 4: Vocal Ensemble 1: Musical 1, 4: Student Council 2-3: Tennis 2 MARK JOSEPH RENNER Baseball 1: Intramural Basketball 1 - 4: Football 1 - 4: G. Club 1 - 4; Hall Moni- tor 3 - 4; Honor Roll 1, 3, 4: Viking Revue 3-4 GARY LEE RICHARDS Concert Band 1-4; Jazz Band 4; Marching Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Intramural Bowling 3; Debate Club 3-4; Drama Club 2 - 3; Foreign Lang. Club 1 - 2; Honor Roll 3 - 4: Speech Contest 2 - 4; Stage Crew 2-3; Viking Revue 2 - 4; Forensics 2-4; Spanish Club 2 TIMOTHY DAVID RILEY Concert Band 1-4; Jazz Band 1. 4; Marching Band 1-4: Pep Band 1-4: Band (State Contest) 4; Intramural Basketball 4; Instr. Ensemble 4; Home Room Chair- man 3; Viking Revue 4; DECA 4; Cecohi Counselor 4 RONALD G. ROCKE Basketball 1 SARAH ROHRS Chorus 3; Fox Valley Chorus 3: Drama Club 1-2; Foreign Lang. Club 1; Speech Contest 1: Stage Crew 1; Stamp Club 1 - 2; Viking Revue 1; Forensics 1 - 2; French Club 1-2 JANE CAROL SANDBERG SALLY JO SANDMAN Chamber Singers 1 - 4; Chorus 1-4; Fox Valley Chorus 1 - 4; Vocal Ensemble 1 - 3: G.A.A. 1-2: Track 1-2; Badminton 1 - 2; Volleyball 1-2; Hall Monitor 1. 3; Honor Roll 4: Madrigal Singers 3 - 4; Music Contest Ensemble Vocal 2-3: Musical 1. 4; Pep Club 1 - 2: Pom Pon Squad 2 - 4: Track Viking Revue 2-4: Bowling 2-3; Homecoming Princess 4 MARK ROBERT SCHICK Basketball Intramural 1-4; Co-Captain 4; F.C.A. 1-4, Pres. 4; Football 1-4, Tri-Captain 4; Honor Roll 1. 3, 4; Junior Rotarian 4; National Honor Society 3 - 4. VP 4; Track 1-4, Co-Captain 4; Viking Revue 4: Gecohi Counselor 4; Home- coming Prince 4; Spanish Club 1 DAVID JON SCHOLES Honor Roll 1, 3 ILONA PETRA SCHUMACHER JOAN MARIE SEIFRID Concen Band 1-2; Marching Band 1-2: Intramural Basketball 4; Class Play 3; Class Play Comm. 3: Drama Club 1-3; Golf Star. 4; Homecoming Comm. 4: Home Room Chairman 4: Honor Roll 1 - 4: Jr. Prom Comm. 3; National Honor Society 4; Pep Club 2: Student Council 1-4: Viking Revue 3-4: Yearbook Staff 3-4; Gecohi Counselor RITA MARIE SHANER Chorus 1: VICA 4 JILL RENEE SHARP F.H.A. 2 - 3; G.A.A. 1 - 4. Pres. 3 - 4; Softball 2. Stat. 3 - 4; Tennis 1 - 4; Track Stat. 3: Badminton 1-4; Volleyball 3-4, Stat. 2; Basketball 2, Stat. 3 - 4: Honor Roll 1-4: National Honor Society 3-4: Pep Club 2: S.O.S. 1; Tennis Stat. 1 KENT C. SHARP Wrestling 1 RAYMOND D. SHAVER Intramural Basketball 3; Class Play 4; Intramural Volleyball 3; Football 1-4, Tri-captain 4; G. Club 1-4: Homecoming King 4: Honor Roll 1, 4; Junior Rota- rian 4: Track 1, 3. 4: Viking Revue 4: Wrestling 1, 2, 4: An Club 3 ROBERT B. SHAW Drama Club 1: Library Staff 2; Office Aide 2: Speech Contest 1: Spanish Club 2: VICA 4 ROGER F. SIDNEY Baseball 2: Basketball 1-4: Football 2; G. Club 3-4; Honor Roll 3: Gecohi Counseler 4 PAULA SUE SMICK Concert Band 2-4; Jazz Band 4: Marching Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Band (State Contest) 4; Intramural Basketball 4; Foreign Lang. Club 2: Homecoming Comm. 2; Pep Club 1-4; Orchestra 4; Spanish Club 2 BONNIE LOU SMITH Hall Monitor 4; Pep Club 3; S.O.S. 3 SHAWN KATHLEEN SMITH Foreign Lang. Club 1; G.A.A. 3; Tennis 3-4; Honor Roll 1-4: International Club 2: National Honor Society 3-4; Office Aide 4: Junior Achievement 3-4 TARA ANNE SMITH Intramural Basketball 1, 4; Foreign Lang. Club 1 - 3; G.A.A. 1 - 2: Softball Capt. 1; Badminton 1, 3, 4: Volleyball 1, 2: Basketball 1-2: Hall Monitor 3; Homecoming Committee 4: Honor Roll 1-4: International Club 2; Pep Club 1; Pom Pon Squad 2-4; S.O.S. 1: Viking Revue 3-4; Spanish Club 1-2; Prom Princess' 4 KENNETH E. SOLLARS Concen Band 1-4; Jazz Band 4: Marching Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-3; Class Play 4: Class Play Comm. 3; Hall Monitor 1: Stage Crew 3: Wrestling 1-2 MICHAEL CARL SPENCER Basketball 1; VICA 4 RICHARD SCOTT SPENCER Baseball 1-4; Basketball 1, 2. 4; F.C.A. 4: Football 1 - 4; Hall Monitor 3-4: Honor Roll 1; Junior Rotarian 4: Track 4: Yearbook Staff 4; DECA 4: Gecohi Counselor 4; Key Club 3-4 MARK A. SPOGNARDI Intramural Basketball 4; Football 1 - 2: Honor Roll 1-4; Track 1: Wrestling 1; Quilting Comm. 3 ROBERT A. SPONG Library Staff 3: Stage Crew 2-4: School Newspaper 4: An Club 2-3 SUSAN CAMILLE SPONG Intramural Basketball 1 - 2: Bowling 1 - 2: Cross Country Stat. 3: C.A.A. 1 - 2. V.P. 2; Softball 1: Tennis 2-3: Volleyball 1-3: Basketball 1 - 2: Honor Roll 2; Pep Club 1-2 STEVEN KENT STERN Basketball 1-2; Intramural Basketball 3-4: Class Officer 1: F.C.A. 1 - 2: Football 1 - 4; Golf 1: Hall Monitor 3 - 4: Honor Roll 1-4: I.C.C. 1. Jr. Rota- rian 4: National Honor Society 3 - 4. Pres. 4: Student Council 1. 4: Track 3 - 4: Viking Revue 3 - 4: Yearbook Staff 3 - 4; Gecohi Counselor 4: Homecoming Prince 4: Key Club 2-4; Bicentennial Committee 3 WENDY ELIZABETH STEVENS Transfer from West Windsor. New Jersey 3; Intramural Basketball 4: Softball 3 - 4: Tennis 3-4: Home Room Chairman 3: Honor Roll 3-4: Jr. Prom Committee 3: National Honor Society 4: Student Council 3: Viking Revue 3 - 4: Viking Yearbook Staff 4 MICHAEL WILLIAM STROBEL Basketball 1-2: Honor Roll 2: Jr. Rotarian 4 DEBORAH LYNN SUNLEAF Chamber Singers 2-4: Cheerleader 1: Chorus 2-4. Board of Directors 3. 4: Vocal Ensemble 3: Foreign Language Club 1: G.A.A. 1: Track 1: Newspaper Staff 4: Homecoming Committee 2; Honor Roll 4: Musical 1. 4: Pep Club 1 - 3: Pom Pom Squad 2-3: Viking Revue 1-4: DECA. Sec. 4: Spanish Club 1: Jr. Achievement 3 JANE ANN SWISHER Intramural Basketball 4: Bowling 3; Class Play 3: Cheerleader 2 - 4: F.T.A. 3; Foreign Langhage CLub 3: G.A.A. 1 - 2: Softball 2: Track 1; Girls State 3; Homecoming Queen 4: Homecoming Committee 2-4: Honor Roll 1 - 4: Jr. Prom Comm. 3: Library Staff 1; National Honor Society 3-4: Pep Club 1-2: Viking Revue 3: Yearbook Staff 3 - 4: Bowling 3: Jr. Achievement 3 WARREN GLEN SYLVESTER Football 1; Honor Roll 3: Viking Revue 4: Key Club 3-4 PATRICIA A. TEMPLE Class Officer, Pres. 3: Class Play Comm. 3; Chorus 1; Foreign Language Club 2; Newspaper Staff 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Homecoming Committee 1-4; Home Room Chairman 1-2; Honor Roll 1 - 4; I.C.C. 4; International Club 1; Jr. Prom Committee 3; National Honor Society 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 4: Student Council 1-4, Pres. 4: Viking Revue 3 - 4; Yearbook Staff 3 - 4; DECA 3; Gecohi Counselor 4: Bicentennial Committee 4 KATHLEEN MARIE THOEN F.H.A. 1; G.A.A. 1 LINDA L. THOMSEN VICA 4 MARK ATKINSON VanGORDER Marching Band 1; Class Play 2 - 4: Cross Country 3; Drama Club 2-4; Newspaper Staff 2; Honor Roll 1 - 4: International Club 1 - 3; Jr. Rotarian 4: Little Seven Math Contest 2 - 4: National Honor Society 3-4: Speech Contest 2-4; Student Council 2-4, Treas. 4: Forensics 2-4, Pres. 3; Gecohi Counselor 4; Key Club 2; Spanish Club 1-2 MICHIHO TANAKA AFS Exchange Student From Japan 4; National Honor Society 4: Student Council 4; Track 4; Student Coach for Girl’s Volleyball 4; An Club 4; AFS Club 4 SUSAN MARIE TEBBENS Intramural Basketball 1. 4; G.A.A. 1 - 4: Tennis 2; Badminton 1 - 4: Honor Roll 1 - 4; Pep Club 1 - 3 PAULA S. VOGTRITTER Softball 1; Homecoming Attendant 3; Honor Roll 4: Library Staff 4; Pep Club 1 - 2; Pom Pom Squad 3: Viking Revue 4 DENISE LYNNE WALDOW Bowling 1 - 2; F.H.A. 2: G.A.A. 2: Honor Roll 3: Library Staff 1: An Club 2 DECA 3 - 4 DANIEL G. WALTERS DONNA MAY WASMUND Concert Band 1-4: Marching Band 1 - 4: Pep Band 1-4: Fox Valley Band 4: Intramural Basketball 1, 2. 4: C.A.A. 1 - 4: Tennis 2: Badminton 1-4; Honor Roll 1-4; National Honor Society 4: Pep Club 2-3: Viking Revue 3-4: Junior Achievement 3 FRANK ALBERT WHITING Concert Band 1-4; Jazz Band 3-4: Marching Band 1-4: Pep Band 1; Basketball 1-4; Cross Country 1 - 3: Vocal Ensemble 4: F.C.A. 1-4: Honor Roll 1-4: Junior Rotarian 4: Musical 4; Viking Revue 2-4 GRETCHEN SUE WILLIAMS AFS Club 4: Class Play 4: F.T.A. 4; Foreign Lang. Club 3-4: G.A.A. 1-2: Softball 1; Tennis 4: Volleyball 1; Hall Monitor 2; Honor Roll 1-4; Pep Club 1 - 2; S.O.S. 4; Viking Revue 4: Bowling 1; Spanish Club 3-4 LUCY GAIA WATERMAN Basketball Stat. 4: Intramural Basketball 4: Class Officer 4; Class Play 3: Class Play Comm. 3-4: F.T.A. 3: G.A.A. 4: Softball 1: Badminton 4; Hall Monitor 3; Homecoming Comm. 1-3: Home Room Chairman 3: Honor Roll 3; Jr. Prom Comm. 3; Pep Club 1-3: Student Council 2-4: Viking Revue 3-4: Yearbook Staff 3-4: Twirp Comm. 1 - 3: French Club 3: Gecohi Counselor 3 - 4; Bicentennial Comm. 3 BARBARA ANNE WATERS Concert Band 1-4: Jazz Band 1: Marching Band 1-4: Pep Band 1. 4: Baseball Stat. 3-4; Basketball Stat. 2-3; Intramural Basketball 1-4: Intramural Bowl- ing 1 - 4; F.H.A. 3 - 4: F.T.A. 3 - 4; G.A.A. 1 - 4: Hall Monitor 2 - 4; Honor Roll 1, 4; International Club 2: Office Aide 3: Pep Club 1-4, Pres. 3-4: S.O.S. 1 - 3: Viking Revue 3-4: Orchestra 4: Gecohi Counselor 4 DOUGLAS JAMES WEINER Intramural Basketball 3-4: Chess Club 1; Class Play 3: Chamber Singers 1-4: Chorus 1-4; Fox Valley Chorus 2-3; Drama Club 1-2: Vocal Ensemble 1-4; Football 2; Foreign Lang. Club 1: Golf 2-4: Madrigal Singers 2-4: Vocal Ensemble Music Contest 2-4: Musical 1. 4: Vocal Solo 2-3: Tennis 1-4, Co- Captain 3 - 4; Wrestling 1: Forensics 3: Spanish Club 2 STEPHEN EDWARD WELLS Intramural Basketball 3-4: Intramural Softball 1-3; Intramural Volleyball 3-4 KEVIN ELIOTT WILLIAMS Baseball 2; Intramural Bowling 2 - 4; F.C.A. 1-3: Football 1-4: Musical 4; Track 1: Viking Revue 3-4: Wrestling 1-2: Intramural Volleyball 2-3: Bas- ketball Usher 3-4: Key Club 4 ROB KEITH WILLIAMS Concert Band 1 - 4: Marching Band 1-4: Pep Band 1-4: Fox Valley Band 4; Class Play 3: Class Play Comm. 2-4: Drama Club 2-4, Pres. 4: Foreign Lang. Club 1-2: Golf 1 - 2; International Club 1-2: Junior Rotarian 4: National Honor Society 3 - 4: Speech Contest 2-4: Stage Crew 2-4: Viking Revue 2: Intramural Volleyball 1. 4: Forensics 2 - 4: Spanish Club 1 - 2; Bicentennial Comm. 3 - 4 KATHLEEN ANN WILSON Chorus 1: Fox Valley Chorus 1: Foreign Lang. Club 1-2: Homecoming Comm. 2. 4: Honor Roll 1, 2. 4: International Club 1 - 2; Musical 1; National Honor Society 4; Pep Club 1-2: Student Council 4: Viking Revue 4: Yearbook Staff 4; Twirp Dance Comm. 1,2,4 LISA WOOLFOLK CAROL MARIE YERGES Concert Band 1 - 4: Fox Valley Band 1 - 4: Chamber Singer 2-3: Chorus 2-3: Fox Valley Chorus 2 - 3: Football Stat. 2 - 3: G.A. A. 1 - 2. Sec. 2: Softball 1: Tennis 1-4, Capt. 4: Badminton 1: Volleyball 1: Basketball Capt. 1; Honor Roll 1-4: Vocal Ensemble Music Contest 2; Pep Club 1-2, Treas. 2: Intramural Bowling 4: Gecohi Counselor 4: Spanish Club 1-2 DAVID JON ZARS Concert Band 1-4: Marching Band 1-4: Pep Band 1-4: Basketball 1-4: Chess Club 1; F.C.A. 1, 2, 4: Football 1-4: Foreign Lang. Club 1 - 2: Hall Monitor 3 - 4: Honor Roll 1-4: Junior Rotarian 4: Track 1, 3. 4; Intramural Softball 1 - 4; Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 4; Key Club 2-4; Spanish Club 1-2 JOANNE ZWART JUSTIN EUGENE ZWART Baseball 1: Basketball 1-2; Intramural Basketball 1-4: Football 1; Foreign Lan- guage Club 1 - 3; Junior Rotarian 4: Tennis 1; Intramural Volleyball 2-4: Hall Monitor 4: Spanish Club 2-3 NOT PICTURED: • t MARTHA A. ARBALLO MICHAEL BAKETZ JACK S. CASH INGRID ANN ERIKSON DEBRA LOUISE FRENCH DONALD F. GEINOSKY MICHELE A. GOSSMAN DAVID MORGAN GROB LISA M. HAYES MARLENE CAREY HERSHENZON HERSCHEL JONES JAMES KENNETH KAHL WADE M. KUIPERS TIMOTHY MICHAEL LEONARD RANDALLS. MACADAM THOMAS LOWELL MAECHTLE DAVID NAIDENOVICH GERALD A. NIELSON WAYNE ROLAND MARGARET M. RUDD ROBERT LEE SALERNO PAUL ALLAN SMITH SUZANNE SPETLY LISA MARIE STREIT EDWARD P. VANDRIL PAULE. VANDRIL KATHLEEN E. VONDRAK TIMOTHY SCOTT WALLS DIANA WARD Class Officers: Chris Andersen. Charlie Ireland. Lucy Waierman Justin, turn around and pay attention like Kevin! Can you believe they're taking our picture? Exercising Marcia? 33 Yo!! Dave thinks he’s Rocky or what? Senior A wards American Business Women's Association American Legion Award John Phillip Sousa Award Barbara D. Anderson Scholarship Betty Crocker Award Cheerleading Award D.A.R. Award S,A.R. Award Gretchen Williams Christine Andersen Chanes Ireland Steve Stern Patti Temple Timothy Cooper Karla Anderson Leigh Livingston date Church Christine Andersen Joan Seifrid Charlie Ireland Dave Zars Geneva Garden Club Award Jeanita Peterson Vocational Scholarship Jeffery Morris Marcia Parks nth ¥ v . Jeff Smith Award Lois McComackfcAward | National Merit Finalist National Merit Semi-Finalist National Merit Letters of Commendation Marci Mark Schick Sus p Brodie Brian Ball Laura Gregory Misty Baumann Susan Brodie Clare Church James Neidinger Mark VanGorder National Secretarial Award Optimist Teen of the Year Optimist Club Award P.T.O. Award Peter Cooper Award Robert Williams Scholarship Rotary Award Society of Manufacturing Engineers Lisa Hayes Christine Andersen Ronald Donovan Kathleen Wilson Ronald Donovan Christine Andersen Ronald Donovan Marcia P Lisa Streit Mark Nitkey 37 jACK-o'-uurramM uHALLOWEENCr acfaY ■ TRANSITION AUWMN . w%mcrurktyPlaid VIIUQ Illini bushels of leaves iNT RED HIGH “ S - 1 ntullV IVIIK nww. home-wpii(ii|g RF.L4X claims. I'm doomed'(n 1 XJhfrp •; Fnink Snov? Did you man ne ntt light u •TANTAsyone knight in shining armoiFling Homecoming 1976: Octoberfest Thursday, October 6, marked the beginning of a very successful Homecoming which included the traditional pep rally, bonfire, and barbeque. Events of the pep rally consisted of speeches from fall sports coaches and football players while cheers came from the cheerleaders. The highlight of the night was the announcing of this year's royalty. Reigning over Homecoming 1976 were (counter-clockwise from the top) Queen Jane Swisher and King Ray Shaver; Princes and Princesses Mark Shick and Sally Sandman; Steve Stern and Carol Cox; senior attendants Pat Temple and Wade Kuipers; Junior attendants Ruth Prince and Dominick Nasti; Sophomore attendants Cindy Montana and Dave Pease; and Freshman attendants Marcia Kautz and Don Bashaw. The Parade On October 7, traffic was held up by the Homecoming parade. Senior class took first place (upper left) in float competition; following were sophomores with second (lower left); juniors with third (upper right); and freshmen with fourth (lower right). The Dance She's all mine, boys! Take it easy, Steve It's a break Clare and Rick What’s so interesting? 44 Sam makes the scene. Mike holds the queen. Watch that hand! Past Tod’s bedtime. Marching Band. . Collectively hiked hundreds of miles in sunny and swampy weather. The band entertained at halftime by making smoking cannons and whirling wheels. During the Homecoming performance, the fans had good cause to wonder whether or not the Senior Class had worked in cahoots with the band, for the theme of their first place float was the same as the featured song - Got a Ticket to Ride. (There was no mention of shady dealings on anyone's part, but many wondered . . .) 46 47 Varsity Football lsi row, left to right: S. Fromknecht, S. Lang. S. Stem. P. Gilligan. M. Feltgen, B. Pepper. H. Lord. R. Shaver. K. Williams. M. Schick. M. Browne. T. Barbery, mgr. 2nd row: Coach Barton. Coach Hoinkes. D. Nasti. M. Conterato. B. Wilson. J. Kautz. C. Larson. D. Zars. M. Sharp. J. Connelly. M. Renner. S. Spencer. T. Livingston. B. Herzog. Coach Auchstetter. 3rd row: M. Benson. T. Sharp. T. Suminski. S. Scott. Z. McLaughlin. D. Smith, M. Kiniz. S. Delabar, S. Glass, R. Landwchr, B. Herrera, W. Kuipers. Vikings Finish 2nd Place in Conference GENEVA Opponent 0 WEST CHICAGO 21 37 ST. CHARLES 15 53 WAUBONSIE VALLEY 6 21 BATAVIA 12 34 KANELAND 7 13 OSWEGO 8 0 MORRIS 6 19 SYCAMORE 25 13 PLAINFIELD 15 In the season opener, West Chicago ran through the inexperienced Vikings for quick scores and held for a shut out. At St. Charles, however, the Vikings mustered their best game of the season, scoring at will and trouncing the rivals 37-15. The conference season opened at Waubonsie V. where the Vikings handed the Warriors a lesson in football. A second half rally stopped Batavia’s hopes, and with that momentum the Vikings crushed contender Kaneland in a big Homecoming game. The Vikings survived Oswego and then dropped a tough one to Morris in a quagmire. Sycamore stunned the Vikings early and the vaunted Geneva comeback didn't happen. Plainfield scored late and eliminated the Viking's playoff hopes. Viking Tri-Captains, left to right: Mark Schick. Ray Shaver, and Wade Kuipers. 48 Geneva's backfield included Senior Pete Davis (upper left), Conference scoring Champ Junior Tom Livingston (above middle), and Junior Tim Suminski (above right). Pete Gilligan (left) frequently led in tackle points and was awarded Most Valuable Player by his teammates. Homer Lord (below left) dominated the middle defense and teams here with Gilligan. Another bright spot on the Geneva squad was its excellent special teams. Pepper and Stem (below) comer a Bulldog. 49 Clockwise from upper right: Sharpy nails a panther behind the line. Suminski leaps for an interception (he dropped it). The Kaneland victory shows on Pete's face. Shave grounds another panther. Sammy signals a Davis score. Homer decommissions a Bulldog. Rick prefers a towel to more conventional helmets. 50 Above: So much for ’’patterned offense” . . . Above left: Defensive backs display efficient coordination. Left: Mark Schick is just as adept at breaking papers as he is at breaking tackles. Below: (from left) Homer shows his tongue; Rick shows us his finger; Mark shows us what he wears in his mouth; Bill shows us what coaches do; and Ray shows us his fists. Maturity abounds. 51 Kneeling, left to right: M. Andreassen, K. Darland. S. Smick, M. Smudde, B. Moseley, J. Smuk, J. Bums, G. Birch. J. Herrera. L. Prince. Middle row: D. Bashaw, B. Soderstrom, O. Miller. T. Munday. B. Nowlin. W. Cantrell. T. Dunlap. V. Varley, M. Burgholzer. J. Smith. Standing: Coach Vition. D. Eisele. J. Gardiner. B. Connelly. D. Pease. J. Kohorst, T. Haas, S. Dallesasse. C. Moore. J. Gorski. B. Knowles. C. Wilson. Coach Jeffreys. GENEVA T GENEVA V GENEVA GENEVA GENEVA geneva Soph. Conference Champs i . i m c ■ ■ • ■ii £ £ $ Left: New head coach Jeffreys instilled enthusiasm and spirit into his team and molded them into a winning unit. Right: Coach Vitton deserves a lot of credit for his backfield coaching. 52 Clockwise from upper left: An airborne Eggs” is only part of the victory celebration on the Viking bench following last-second win. Obedience and respect were integral parts of Coach Jeffery’s winning program. Leading ground-gainer Joe Herrera moves past a futile tackle attempt. Gorski celebrates Birch’s winning T. D. Nowlin moves through a vast hole in the Kaneland defense. 53 Clockwise from lower left: Phil Christopher heads for open field around left end. A Searcy pass outreaches an opponent. The Viking defense halts a Kaneland play behind the lines. Fromknecht lends the coaches some advice. Coaches Hall and Burger lead the freshmen to one of their best records 54 Golf Squad, sitting: S. Barnes, D. Cuscaden, D. Glyzewski. C. Woolfolk, F. Cesarone. Kneeling: K. Riches. P. Malone. M. Vogelsberg, B. Bates. D. Walston J. Matson. M. Donnell. Standing: Coach DeMartini, D. Malone, T. Dahltorp, S. Lavis, S. Wokas, D. Weiner. B. Dienst. D. Bull, D. Vlllwock. B. Utz. ’77 Golf Team Credit consistency for the golf team’s success this year. The sophomores, paced by medalist Frank Cesarone, captured the conference crown. The Varsity squad played to third place behind the play of captain Steve Wokas and the steady improvement of Doug Weiner. These two tied in district competition and the ensuing playoff sent Doug to state - competition. Wokas was Most Valuable and Weiner and Tim Dahltorp were Most Improved. The three varsity performers pictured above are. Left to right: Ron Donovan, Doug Weiner, and Steve Wokas. 55 Cross Country With dwindling participation, second- year coach Mike Van DeVeer again emphasized individual performances. Three juniors compromising the varsity squad drilled over a new 2.48 mile course led by captain and most valuable runner, Bob Davidson. On the sophomore level Eric Johnston showed promise and Ron Betz captured the course record. Clockwise from upper right: Bucky J. plants one in Fabians. Doebs gathers it up for a strong finish. Coach Van DeVeer. Betz, the sparkplug of the squad, revels in a breath of fresh morning air. Freshman Brett Pritchard contemplates his race. 56 Left: Eric Johnston enjoys a romp through the park. Below: Davy exhibits the loneliness of the distance runner. 35SS LiiiiHTSf aaCSSuO'JNTO' S£0UN78y iQaStVJUHTR' Cross Country Squad, kneeling: E. Johnston. B. Pritchard. J. Palmer. K. Matthews. G. Offut. Standing: Coach Van DerVeer. T. Pope. B. Davidson. R. Betz. B. Filbert, Mgr. 57 Girls’ Tennis Row 1: Clare Church. Colleen Quinn. Diane Rosenfelder, Coleen Monaghan. Cindy Pruneda. Row 2: Tracy Stonis. Mary Fosse 1. Pat Bricher, Gretchen Williams. Wendy Stevens. Cindy Merrill. Brenda Broy. Kari Andreassen, Sue Spencer. Row 3: Doreen Granicke, Shawn Smith. Sue Espel. Karla Anderson. Mary Bryan. Cindy Montana. Carol Yerges, Jill Sharp. Leslie Myers, coach Julie Koivula. The Girls’ Tennis team, led by coach Julie Koivula, again took first place in the conference this fall. Six out of the eight teams captured first place in their divisions, while the remaining two teams earned a second and a third place. Jill Sharp and Brenda Broy, the first division doubles team, were the first Girls’ Tennis team from Geneva to qualify for state competition. Jill Sharp and Brenda Broy were also voted Most Valuable Players” and Mary Bryan was voted ’’Most Improved Player.” Carol Yerges was the captain of the team. 58 “The Good Doctor” CAST: Doctor Narr----- Cherdyakov------ Mme. Chcryakov Gen. Brassilhov - Mme. Brassilhov- Kwryatin-------- Sexton---------- Julia .......... Mistress-------- Old Woman------- Wife............ Husband--------- Sailor, son----- Kistunov-------- Woman----------- Girl............ Girl............ Producer ------- Pochatkin------- Mark Van Gorder Randy Howington ----Cathy Ingold -Steve Kammerer ........Jil Close ....Greg Offutt -------Brian Ball ----Jamae Pauley ----Kathy Regole --Misty Baumann ----Marcia Parks ----Kenny Sollars ---Bruce Simpson ----Fred Hiebert ---Paige Harrison .......Lisa Hall Jolie DeMercurio -------Bud Nelson — Bob Schaefges A little soft shoe Poor, dejected waif I won't pay you to jump off the bridge. But I'm a married woman I 60 “The Great Cross-Country Race” Randy's a real squinel. Young whippersnappers! CAST: Ms. Fleer..................................Kathy Regole Ms. Sett ........................... Lisa Hall Mrs. Warren................................lamae Pauley Mr. Spiney —---------------------------------Bud Nelson Mr. Paddle--------------------- Bruce Simpson Mr. Brush -..................Randy Howington Mr. Sloe..........................Fred Hiebert Mrs. Dark..................................Cathy Church Mr. Basket..................................Greg Stumm Jackie............................Cathy Ingold Robin----------------------------------------Sue Jonas Fisherman-----------------------------------Eric Stein Maude -----------------------—Sue Marcotte George.................-.........Scott Carlson Mrs. Stainer.................Jolie Demercurio Directors..........Rob Williams, Paige Harrison Advisor......................Mr. Frank Church Coffee klatch? Meeting on the village gteen 61 Comfy, cozy. Fred? I think we have a winner. Fall Choir Concert Under the direction of Mrs. Wanda O’Brien, the choir produced a concert that demonstrated Broadway-like talent and finesse. This year, swing choir was re-organized and proved that many members can actually walk and dance and sing all at the same time. Are you watching me now? Encore! Konnie appeals to her audience We like to tango. Aligned properly? 62 63 Fall Sports A wards Football Most Valuable Pete Gilligan Most Improved John Lord Captains Wade Kuipers Mark Schick Ray Shaver Most Valuable Tennis Jill Sharp Brenda Broy Most Improved Mary Bryan Most Valuable Golf Steve Wokas Most Improved Tim Dahltorp Cross Country Most Valuable Bob Davidson Most Improved Eric Johnston a. TheGreat Winter Hits Aqain flrJi Recovery in a Deep-Freez€j” ‘“ ,! belowze'-m HOW.TO LEARN TO LOVE WINTER 05 LU ill Energy weto l OHO JOMHI L [ 'Ibythe firefe S”uflT Cuddle lip thermal ST P CU k e Up ihermafsl toss, '1 pt'eyer and smfivnoy?Ay ii CONGESTIONpnH tjirisJSBel «WHAT _ AREYOU fDOINGNEW Is YEAR’S EVK55§ |Kew Year's resolution? rate! VACATION SgSkiftsS IT TOY |fjr w hollvHoll ...... ie(idv hew « gingerbread: ,H°LIDAY PANICI' Trim vour tree CANOY cookie! Hallelujah! e-down csiswi fFROST 1 ’ evergreen green i gold I s _____iTTMAtoer CARDS Junior Assembly Romantic thoughts! Copperhead performs. Open your mouths and say Ahhh! Keep your hands off, Scott! 66 Sign your John Hancock. Doug! How's the weather down there9 Food that bad9 It's a riot! Out for a classy evening. The Three Stooges Pretty funny, huh9 Don’t hyperventilate! 68 Sandy’s stuck in the middle! He doesn't bite. Beth! “Haunting of Hill House ” Checkmate! Scared silly! Mrs. Dudley -- Eleanor------ Theodora------ Dr. Montague Luke.......... Mrs. Montague Arthur------- CAST: -----------------Lisa Hall ---------------Marcia Parks ----------jolie DeMercurio -------------Bruce Simpson ------------------Brian Ball ------------Misty Baumann ----------------Greg Offutt It's been a long night. This is a real dump. Put up your dukes. Why me? New girdle? Sharp shoes! 69 1 The beach is that way! Right: Jolie introduces the acts. Gecohi Pom-Pon Squad Viking Review Mr. Universe'' Right: Jazz Band at its best! Nacho Campos Bill and Dave auctioning off their goods. The Lifeguards The Gecohi Marching Band? Maureen, Kelli and Konnie look like they’re having fun. Typical Geneva students! Lisa Streit After the Dance. Evil trys again this year. Is that the sexiest you can get? Look at those legs! Spanish Club Gladys Knight or Angie? Right: Our own sexy guys Tupperettes Lisa, Cathy and Jolie 71 Yearbook Staff 1977 Although it was rumored that there would be no 1977 yearbook, the staff faithfully assembled on Wednesday nights to scribble out photo work orders, crop pictures, agonize over copy, and create lay-outs with only the barest minimum of white space. We, the staff, believe that we have devloped out of the multitude of late nights of churning out pages what has definitely got to be one of the finest yearbooks that we’ve ever worked on. Could it be because it’s the only one? Our editor is always on the scene. A Leigh does Big Bird. Looks interesting . . . SMILE, photographers - it's your turn! Row 1: Dave Pearson. Jim Gibbs. Scott Lavis. Row 2: Ron Donovan. Rich Bagby. Steve Meisncr. Dave Stevens. Oh. NO! Brodie makes it to a meeting. 72 Intent on the Viking Review Typical editor enthusiasm Two heads are better than one. Jane. Missy, and Kathy organize the cheerleading pages. Now, as I see it . . Forensics Club Led by advisor Linda Quantock, Forensics had a very successful season holding Gecohi’s renowned reputation in Little Seven competition. Bruce Simpson chortled away with first-and second-place awards in Humorous Interpretation. Jill Close and Paige Harrison won first-place in Dramatic Duet competition. Jill also won a second-place trophy for her Dramatic Interpretation. Sue Miller received three first-place awards in Radio Speaking. Dane Utz earned a first-place award in Original Comedy, and Julie Larson received second-place in the same event. Hey, dark and handsome! Forensics forever! I won! I won! I won! Moments of butterflies Let me tell you about freaks of nature. YO! 74 Winter Chorus The choir carolled and charmed us during the Christmas season with their typical holiday cheeriness. No, don’t take it! I’m not supposed to be here. Wailing for mistletoe Sopranos sing of silent nights. Handel’s Hallelujah Chorus resounds gloriously. They’re walking in their wonderland. 75 French Club Francophiles pose with Mrs. Roesner. Club officers quake at getting their pictures taken. Spanish class is visited by Oscar and Julio. Officers Pres. Pat Cameron, V.P. Lisa Cowdrey, Sec. Marla Steel, and Treas. Margo Maier, along with advisor Victoria Mason, organized International Foods banquets, carolling parties, folk dance nights, carnival booths, bake sales, trips to Spanish Restaurants, Christmas tree ornaments, and authentic hat dances for the Viking Review. Happy Spaniards meet in school. Kim Aigner Pat Nephew The French Club worked this year by promoting ”les choses franqais” at Gecohi. The member sold Allons Geneve” buttons, had concessions, made an ornament for the school’s Christmas tree, created a booth for the Carnival, and topped the year off by dining at one of the area’s French restaurants. French Club Officers: V.P. Sec. Chris Anderson. Pres. Dana Shugar. Treas. Chris Kuller. Mrs. Roesner. Spanish Club A M TIQVB 76 A.F.S. Club Milch greets Gecohl. A. F. S. 'ers have the spirit. A.F.S. makes international cooperation a success. Viking Review, an international potluck, a picnic, and A.F.S. Weekend are just a few of their activities. The students of Gecohi enjoyed the company of Michiho Mitch” Tanaka from Japan. With the support of A.F.S., Pres. Brian Ball had the good fortune to spend the summer in Italy, while Kim Aigner strolled in the Champs Elysees in Paris. Brenda and Mete (from Turkey) Teaching the world to sing German Smirk An International Friendship Joe meets Fredie from Iran. Mrs. Woods enjoys the A.F.S. success. 77 Varsity Basketball This year's starling forwards included senior Mark Schick (above left), sophomore Dave Pease (above middle), and sophomore John Gorski (above right). Varsity Team Members, kneeling: T. Suminski, S. Spencer. M. Schick. P. Gilligan. R. Howington, S. Hemming. Managers R. Hen- drickson and P. Camerson. Standing: Coach T. Hall. D. Smith, R. Sidney, G. Cygan. D. Zars, M. St. Pierre. D. Pease. J. Gorski. F. Whiting, and Coach R. Schick. Clockwise from upper left: Schick dumps in a crowd. Senior Dave Zars up the middle for two. Suminski sets it aloft over a Wildcat. Schick and his patented ’’double- pump. The bench finds the cameras more interesting than the game. 79 Clockwise from upper right: Paul Cameron easily copped ’’Best Dressed,” 7-footer Gregg Cygan lays it up from behind. MVP and Mel Johnson Free Throw Award winner Pete Gilligan storms by two Panthers. Pete hitting from outside. Many of Coach Schick’s players were taller than he. 80 Frosh-Soph Basketball Kneeling, lefi 10 right: W. Cantrell, B. Moseley, F. Cesarone, D. Bull, C. Butler, D. jaeger, T. Dahltorp, S. Lemon, B. Rutherford. Standing: Coach Hoinkes, M. Burgholzer. C. Wilson, B. Nowlin. B. Whiting, J. Niendorff, D. Eisele, S. Dallesasse, B. Carlson, G. Birch, M. Donahue, Mgr. Above left: Nowlin palms a ten-footer. Above middle: Niendorff displays soft touch. Above right: Wilson over a hand for two. Freshman Basketball A Squad, kneeling, lefi to right: R. Rothecker. Mgr.; A. Brown, P. Christopher, J. Simshauser, P. Malone, E. Diehl, D. Walston, Mgr. Standing: J. Brown. D. Nelson. D. Bashaw, P. Sidney, M. Fromknecht, B. Calbert, Coach Buchanan. B Squad, kneeling, left to right: R. Eisele, D. Glyzewski, C. Couch. B. Bates. R. Bagby. E. Johnston. Standing: Coach Browning. J. Gardiner. G. Gillis. B. Albertson. J. Donnell. D. Pearson. W. Pavlak. 82 Girls Basketball Mary is pressured by a Morris oppo- nent. Varsity Team, row 1: Dana Shugar. Brenda Broy, Coleen Monaghan. Row 2: Nancy Hill. Karen Schick. Leslie Myers, Mary Waters, Coach Robinson. I.V. Team, row 1: Sue Vondrak. Colleen Quinn. Brenda Nugent. Kim Sil- ler. Row 2: Sharon VanNest, Dana Shugar, Lisa Hemming, Sue Spencer. Coach Robinson. Sharon follows through with her Nancy doesn’t appreciate the situation she’s encounter- foul shot. ing. Brenda adds a little fancy foot-work to the game. 83 Geneva Hockey Team First row. left to right: R. Young. J. Ryan. C. Woolfolk. T. Matson. D. Hcmcnway, J. Williams. Second row: D. Stevens. M. Pomatto, J. Mayson. D. Marsh. C. Johnson. S. Yuill, C. Shodeen. Third row: Coach Smuk, J. Foulke. C. Barse, B. Davidson. T. Mayer. B. Fray, J. Smuk, Coach Davidson. The Geneva Hockey Club entered a tough season with little experience. A bright spot, however, on their 3-26-2 record was the play of Jon Foulke. Jon (left) won the league scoring title with 50 goals and 29 assists. ’77 Wrestling Varsity Squad, standing: D. Utz, M. Benson. J. Wuhrman. M. Conterato, B. Wilson. S. Glass. T. Sharp. M. Lelscndahl. B. Filbert. Mgr.. Coach Jeffreys. Kneeling: D. Nasti, B. Soderstrom, T. Harrison. J. Paulk. R. MacAdam. M. Kralovic, M. Nitkey. D. Duffy. L. Mosley. Under new head coach Jeffreys, Wrestling enthusiasm was regenerated at Geneva. Senior captains Mark Nitkey, Randy MacAdam, and Leo Mosley anchored the Varsity squad and both eventually earned 4th places in the district meet. Nitkey was named Most Valuable Wrestler by his teammates and Randy earned Most Improved. Mark is shown at left in a familiar position - on top. 86 Clockwise from upper left: Duffy applying pressure to an Aurora foe. Sodie enjoys an advantage over an opponent. Leo locks up the competition. Glass goes fishing. ” Sophomore Squad, standing: Coach Newbill, L. Greenberg. B. Searcy. M. Dunlop. J. Gardner. D. Stevens. M. Andreasson. J. Herrera, J. Lundgren. Coach Auchstetter. Kneeling: R. Sherman. B. Lang. J. Williams. R. Brown. J. Gray, R. Carlson. Sitting: R. Sodcrstrom, T. Naughton. P. Tevis. J. Wibben. 87 Fellowship of Christian A thletes Mark Schick. President, conducts one of F.C.A.'s night meetings. The other offi- cers (not pictured) are Pete Gilligan. Vice-Pres.: Tim Suminski, Secretary; and Tom Livingston. Treasurer. 88 Melinda, Pat and Linn are ready for the bump. Girls’ Volleyball Varsity, kneeling: Sue Spencer. Standing: Karen Schick, Jerrie Wuhrman. Brenda Broy, Nancy Damutzer, Mary Waters, Jill Sharp, Coach Bonnie Gar- diner. Shar thinks bumpin's the greatest. J-V Team, row 1. left to right: Sue Espel. Linn Herzog. Lisa Simshauser. Ellen Waldow. Melinda Soder- strom, Melinda VanDril. Merry Carlson. Sue Jonas. Row 2: Ruth Prince. Julie Peterson. Pat Yuill. Sandy Browne, Sharon VanNest, Sue Erday, Erica White. Jodie Brademan. Diane Rosenfelder. 89 Bowling Row 1: Mary Fossel, Kari Andreassen, Sue Miller, Jana Morris, Rose Gergory. Row 2: Jeanette Walter, Mary Bryan, Marcia Parks. Sue Marcotte, Connie Nelson. Ms. Amy O'Brien, Coach. Kerry exhibits the correct bowling stance. The Geneva Girl’s Bowling Team struck up a successful season with not a pin to spare! The girls’ home alley was St. Charles Bowl. Most valuable bowler was Mary Bryan. Concentrate Emily! Jill frames up the next shot. WOW! This is right up my alley! 90 n W i, rr I .J - 1 vH X’ '■'rk X Jr j Badminton The Geneva Girls’ Badminton Team had another successful season with an overall record of 5-1-1. First doubles, Donna Wasmund and Sue Tebbens, placed second in the Geneva Invitational and first singles, Jill Sharp, placed third. Jill Sharp was the captain of the team. wzjt Row 1: D. Rosenfelder, J. Tucker. M. Maier. G. Ellis. Row 2: L. Waterman. L. Pins. T. Smith. A. Lovett. Row 3: Coach Koivula. S. Tebbens. D. Wasmund. J. Sharp. B. Broy. Doubles anyone?! Ready Tara9 A look to kill! The girls take a break from their tough match. Watch the birdie! 91 G.A.A. GAA Officers, left to right: J. Koivula. advisor. C. Monaghan. V.P.. L. Mey- ers. Sec.-Treas., J. Sharp. Pres. Donna carefully works on the pingpong net. Smile! You’re on Candid Camera! Now hear this girls. Keep eating that pizza!! 92 Pom-Pon Squad Pom-Pon Squad, clockwise: Karen Keaton, Carol Cox. Sandy Nugent. Lisa Schmitz, Marcia Knott. Margo Maicr. Cindy Pisarcik. Kim Brown. Tara Smith, Jenny Jacklin. Ann Lovett. Pat Lovett. Linda Pins. Stella Pruneda. Pat Brodic. Maureen Emma, Lisa Cowdrey, Leeann Dusek. and Sally Sandman. Not pictured: Alternate Kathy Smith. Cheerleaders Freshman Football Cheerleaders, Left to right: Lisa Phillips, Judy Hanson. Jill Oddy, Denise Montana, and Carol McCord. Sophomore Football Cheerleaders, Left to right: Kelly Hillquist, Tracy Dallesasse, Kristie Granquist, Rosemary McGettigan, Beth Meadows, and Kristi Ward. Varsity Football Cheerleaders, Top to bottom: Konnie Granquist. Jane Swisher, Kelly Comick, Kim Malone, Julie Brademann: (left), and Debbie Darland, (right). Sophomore Wrestling Cheerleaders. Left to right: Donna Greer. Sarah Millhouse, Lee 94 Ann Lenski, Rosemary McGettigan. and Sandy Davidson. Varsity Wrestling Cheerleaders. Left to right: Janet McDowell. Chris Anderson. Kim Malone, Carol Lundgren, Andrea DesCoteaux. Vanity Basketball Cheerleaders, Left to right: Sally Chase, Julie Diehl, Dorothy Malone, Debbie Darland, Jane Swisher, and Stephanie Gericke. Sophomore Basketball Cheerleaders, Top, left to right: Lisa Collins, Jill Oddy, Val Lencioni. Bottom, left to right: Kristie Ward. Mary Ann Rosinski. and Carol McCord. Freshman Basketball Cheerleaders. Left to right: Cheryl Mullaly. Kathy Cagney. Meg Gericke, Beth Meadows, and Tracy Dallesasse. Intramurals Intramurals offered students a chance to compete against one another. Both the boys’ and girls’ basketball seasons ended with Faculty-Allstar games. Davis’s team won the championship with a 3-point win over Stern’s team in the boys’ division, while Swisher's Sweets swept the girls’ side. Clockwise from lower left: Fierce board battles characterized the Allstar game. Wendy goes into her dribbling act. An enthused Pete Davis. 96 97 Familiar sight on Fridays Every three weeks, an eager school waited by the office and commons to be among the first to snatch their copy of the newspaper. For the first time the paper was distributed throughout Geneva. Although the weight of the paper greatly varied from issue to issue, it was the quality of the articles, the wit of the cartoons and the timeliness of the letters to the editor which caused the students and faculty to enjoy the rag” so much. Insight-Out Staff Ron, you should know a cameraman when you see one. The paper is fun on occasion. Advisor and master typist - Mr. Mansfield Gen’l staffer Dan Duffy. Staffer Jolie DeMercurio at the Insight-Out spon- sored carnival. Gregg prepares to set some type. 98 NHS Inducts “Total” Students The Officers: Jane Swisher (Treasurer). Steve Stern (President). Pat Lovett (Secretary). Mark Schick (Vice-Pres.). The Junior Inductees, left to right in ascending rows: Julie Diehl. Robert Davidson. Lisa Cowdrey. Marc Conterato. Pat Cameron. Brenda Broy. Kari Andreassen. Virginia Allen, Coleen Monaghan. Katherine Kuller, Lee Ann Humphrey. Fred Hiebert. Ronald Gillis. Walker Filbert. Diane Farley. Maureen Emma. Dan Duffy. Mrs. Standford. Heidi Zegiel. Greg Williams. Tom Weber. Anita Usler. Juliene Tucker. Sue Spetly, Tracy Nicholson, Fred Meyers. Senior Members of National Honor Society, left to right in ascending rows: Pat Lovett. Jane Swisher. Karla Anderson. Brian Ball, Misty Baumann. Chris Anderson. Kim Aigner. Miriam Lunstrum, Lisa Carlson. Jill Sharp. Paige Harrison. Shawn Smith, Steve Stem. Marcia Parks. Sue Brodie. Rob Williams. Mark Schick. Mark VanGorder. Ron Donovan. Tim Cooper. The students of the National Honor Society all displayed the fine qualities upheld by the society: character, scholarship, leadership, and service. As the guest speaker, Dr. E. B. Batson stated these students will continue to strive for excellence throughout their lives. The Senior Inductees, left to right in ascending rows: Debra Darland. Peter Gilligan. Lisa Hall. Marcia Knott. Pat Temple. Michiho Tanaka. Donna Wasmund. Kathy Wilson. Jill Close. Clare Church. Wendy Stevens. Joan Seif rid. The Banquet Committee, left to right: Paige Harrison. Sue Brodie. Pat Lovett (Tutoring Chairman). Shawn Smith. Chris Andersen. Marcia Parks. 99 Future Teachers of America FTA Members. Top row, left to right: Anita Usler, Lisa Schmitz. Betsy Little, Gretchen Williams, Joan Moore. Bottom row. left to right: Cam Mountsier, Chris Andersen. Ms. Donahue. Advisor, and Leslie Myers. Carol enjoys working with the second-graders at Fourth Street Grade School. 100 Leslie Myers makes a visit to Coultrap everyday to assist with the gym classes. Chris journeys to Fourth Street School twice a week to help teach gym and fifth grade. F.H.A. The FHA officers for 1976-77 are. left to right: President Chris Andersen, Vice-Pres. Shari Drehs, Secretary- Treasurer Lisa Wallner and Historian Rose Gregory. The club members participate in the FHA Faculty Christmas tea. FHA gives a Halloween party for the Geneva Retirement Center. Chris Andersen speaks at the party. 101 Key Club Key Club was well guided by its officers and advisor, Mr. Karlblom. They accomplished many helpful tasks throughout the year. In the fall, they raked leaves, ran a Halloween poster contest in the grade schools, made a sign for back of the pressbox, and sold Kiwanis peanuts. During the winter, they shoveled snow for senior citizens, decorated the school Christmas tree, rang bells for the Salvation Army, and caroled at Roosevelt Square. Spring activities included passing out DIAL 911 stickers and supplying people for Heart Fund. Key Club Officers. Clockwise from upper left: Ron Donovan, President: Steve Stem, Vice-Pres.: Walker Filbert, Treasurer: and Scott Spencer, Secretary. D. E.C.A. and V. I.C.A. Jim Winn is pictured here holding the trophy that he won in the state DECA contest. He took first place and later he took first place in the national con- test which took place in Anaheim. California. The DECA officers for 1976-77 are (left to right): Lisa Streit, Parliamentarian: Ed VanDril, Treasurer: Dave Gibbs. Reporter: Debbie Sunleaf. Secretary: and Rick Droske, Vice-Pres. Not pictured is Paul Smith. President. Rick Droeske holds the trophy that repre- sents his first place standing in the state contest. He went on to take twelfth in the nation. The 1976-77 DECA chapter consisted of (left to right): Jamie Justice. Rick Young. Tim Prevost. Jim Winn. Jeff Ryan, Tim Walls. Timoric Jablonski. Sue Malmborg, Ed Vandril. Lisa Streit. Rick Droeske, Dave Gibbs. Julie Bra- demann, Dan Walters. Ralph Campbell, and Renessa Holmberg. Not pictured were Mike Feltgen. Deb Sunletf. Mike Ingold, and Paul Smith. The 1976-77 VICA members and officers are (left to right): Dan Campbell. Dave Challand. Gerald Neilson, Rich Flamand, Rita Shaner. Don Geinosky; Parlia- mentarian: Mike Baketz, Patty Wise: Reporter. Beth Bird: Vice-President. Jeff Jones. Margot Arballo. Jeff Morris, and Tim Thompson. Not pictured were Katy Thoen. President: Leslie Hemming. Secretary: and Rinda Burton. Treasurer. Mike Feltgen (left) and Ed VanDril are selling the fruit that the DECA VICA promoted their club by participating in the traditional Homecoming club sells every year to earn money for their banquet at the end of the parade, year. Each boy in this picture sold over 200 cases of fruit. Mid-Valley Vocational Center Pal McQuilken takes a break from his project in drafting class for a picture. Greg Hart and Mike Petone are patiently waiting to begin their electronics project. Better get to work! This pretty little girl is waiting to pre- pare a gourmet meal in a cooking course. Rick Kunzelman works on a car in the mechanics course. Bob Carlson works on a motor in the larger motor mechanics course. Debbie Horne trains to be a secretary is the office practice course. Kathy Vondrak docs a good job at balancing the books. Bob Doc bier takes time out to give us a sexy smile. ■ 4 Steady. Scott! Don’t let that paper slide up or down! Dave Scholes opens up his plans for the day. Pam Olsen enjoys working with chil- dren. Gary Lindquist plays mechanic on his motorcycle. Chris Goulet concentrates on his business figures. Craig and Larry look a little surprised to be caught working! Winter Sports A wards Basketball Most Valuable All Conference Honorable Mention Mel Johnson Pete Gilligan Mark Schick Pete Gilligan Dave Pease Dave Pease Girls Basketball Most Valuable Most Improved Nancy Hill Brenda Broy Wrestling Most Valuable Most Improved Mark Nitkey Randy MacAdams Volleyball mda 1 ren S ri Wc Most Valuable Most Improved All Conference Brenda Broy Karen Schick Jerri Vorhman Jill Sharp Badminton Most Valuable Sue Tebbens Donna Wasmund Most Improved Gina Ellis Bowling Most Valuable Mary Bryan Hockey Most Valuable Most Improved All Star Team Jon Foulke David Stevens Steve Yuill Jon Foulke 106 0 FOUL-WEATHER FRIENDS T5E IAKL 1 'MM s 'it' UMBRELLA X. breezes I Vj mterand lightningRaiobow , Sorinq Feverno sweat coo.MG CLEANING 5 o, v ■ Spring g I I LWVEARLY-BIRDa ! short sleeves Berniuda shorts camisok = £ eyelet dresses khm ah. ff£| - V O ®bln %6BIRDS V oV' a Change y o Freedom JAKE OFF FOR THE SL N TEt A JOB PUNT Wlldflowers d(,|j,,rt -r Forsum«nertrav« ROMANTIC Tmole Summer means vacationtime Staying home each summei B is a vacation from vacations' For summer travel and weekervd gallivanting. 2 s Si © ress-uP fe LOVE Park O Couples ’ rown tfShore m campfire (£ lake 0. ake-believe■■ qrowinq-up ■NG THING! SfeTEAMPLA V O.n tKrtll n omac Baseball Games loBydti Forest Presen v -2ui TENNIS 3 ™ SS I n . summer reading-, a GENEVA HOBBYt® SHAFE-UI Q ©-------------7-- S a new look for yo NO MORE homework: T V' 7 - m r- _________ _C00K OUT 'J C boutonmerGtcorsageH«m« u SCh00rS out- m T 1 1 T T w Now it our turn! Far I v hxams n addition to studying, what's the best C 5 if .O hard to say good-bye Pom(imber way to raise my test score? y 5 Tool-Tool-Tootsie Qood buy' I Will Remember sleep„elllhe„ghl ,eloie (jrt I’ll ho bored stiff Smarter Senio _sleep well the night befo Aim- Ouiet Par . a luckv Graduate... —b do practice tests Zzzz . ProgressionWh A„,Goin„? —«-« « • •«« .SESS MOVIN’ ON - AL6NE rr “ir-blTcT Ions -.................i LVlAbner. . The inhabitants of the Most Unnecessary Town” in the USA refuse to let their town be turned into an A- tom bomb testing site to save the beautiful green felt crap tables of Las Vegas. They find the ’’something necessary” in Mammy Yokum’s Yokumberry Tonic and quickly set out to preserve their town AND Sadie Hawkins Day. CAST IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE Lonesome Polecat ..................S. Dibblec Hairless Joe......................B. Pritchard Romeo Scragg.......................F. Whiting Clem Scragg.................................R. Allen Alf Scragg........................B. Schaefges Moonbeam McSwine................. L. Hall Marry in' Sam.........—.............D. Weiner Earthquake McGoon---------------P. McLaughlin Daisy Mae-----------K. Granquist. J. McDowell Pappy Yokum................................R. Mentele Mammy Yokum......................... M. Sharp Li 1 Abner -----------------------B. Searcy Abner's Cronies-------R. Baird, S. Carlson. M. Droeske, G. Stumm Mayor Dawgmeat------------------- B. Ball Sen. Jack S. Phogbound------------R. Williams Dr. Rasmussen T. Finsdale........S. Kammerer Government Man....................R. Williams Available Jones....................—J. France Stupifyin' Jones..................S. Sandman President's Voice................... G. Cygan Gen'l Bull moose.............-.....D. Harrison Secretaries................J. Kautz. J. Jacklin Appassionate Von Climax............J. Mitchell Evil Eye Fleagle............................R. Allen Scientists----B. Little. S. Marcotte. J. Jacklin Cederick Softwicke----------------R. Williams Waitress...................................E. White Policeman..........................F. Whiting Wives----------G. Ellis. J. Hanson. S. Jonas, C. Kennedy. T. Risely. M. Wehrmeister Scraggs G. Allen, D. Granacki, N. Leathers. K. Regole. S. Thompson, J. Williams Husbands........—R. Carlson. R. Sherman. K. Soderstrum. J. Swisher. J. Williams. S. Delabar. S. Lang, W. Sylvester. R. Shaver. K. Williams, B. Cottier Dancers-----S. Brodie. M. Knott, P. Lovett, D. Malone. J. Pauley Tumblers —D. Darland. K. Ward, K. Granquist Party Guests --G. Allen. B. Ball. F. Hicbert. D. Granacki, B. Little, M. Parks. J. Pauley. S. Thompson, R. Williams Chorus C. Chapman, L. Donaldson. S. Davis, S. Davis. L. Dusck, S. Espel. D. Greer, K. Grinnell, C. Hanlon, N. Hascall, K. Hillquist. D. Sunleaf, M. Kautz, J. Oddy, J. Odgen, C. Merrill A Down Home Success Breaking into Sally's act Purely suavey Who likes girls and who doesn't? Checking out the next scene 108 Shameless hussy Yup. stupified 109 A 1:5 ratio and Abner wants out? L’il Abner An gots me a man! I misses him, too. 31. 32. All present and accounted for 110 Whiter than white. brighter than bright Broadway Babes of 1977 Jazz Band We salute Mr. H. Pinter for his twenty-six years of dedicated service to the Geneva Schools. Mr. Pinter has conducted marching, pep, jazz and concert bands as well as teaching at the grade schools. He has also been involved in the Fox Valley Music Festival, Band Day at Northwestern, Tri-City Band Festival, and Memorial Day Parade. The Concert Band of 1977 showed their appreciation with a cake and engraved watch. The band has always been there when we needed it. Thank you Mr. Pinter; both the community and school are deeply indebted to you. How fortunate we have been to have you as a member of our faculty. in Twirp Dance Lucy and Steve check in What seems to be the problem, Miss? Just another pretty face Ginny, Rick, Margo, and Dave pose for the camera Theme of Twirp OLOi yf) uy NORi0 Me and my shadow Pam and Mike Taking a rest Haven't you heard of Head 'n Shoulders? 113 Debate Resolved: The 1977 Gecohi Debate team deliberated upon the status-quo and proposed the affirmative and negative decisions in what was to be an admirable season. Could the members of the team be the future Perry Masons or F. Lee Baileys?? Top row: Dana Shugar, Gary Richards. Tom Weber. Bottom row: Paige Harri- son. Connie Nelson. Sandy Nugent. Dan Duffy and Bruce Simpson figure out a strategy. Coach Williams t m Typical audience reaction7?? Reader’s Theater I am the cat ... I am the cat ... I am the cat . . .So began the lively, swinging, sometimes soothing rhythm of this year’s Reader's Theater presentation The team brought their performance before the entire school as a prelude to their presenting it in competition. More of a kitten than a cat! Mrs. Ondcrdock doesn’t own a yacht7 Is this my fate? “Done to Death ” Price-Waterhouse is everywhere. ’ The sling completes the plot point. This year’s Senior Class Play boasted a number of Tony-quality performances by a host of gifted thespians. They are Kim Aigner, Ron Allen, Chris Andersen, Brenda Barney, Misty Baumann, Sue Brodie. Sandy Browne, Tim Cooper, Jolie Demercurio, Lisa Donaldson, Dan Duffy, Lee Ann Dusek, Jon France, Lisa Hall, Paige Harrison, Randy Howington, Steve Kammerer, Scott Lencioni, Joan Moore, Dane Utz, Mark Van Gorder and Gretchen Williams. Deadlier than the draft lottery. In just one day. Jack Club devastates two babes. You’re aces with me. Gregory . . . Will you be mine? Poison . . . in the refreshments . . . Go!! Take the Amalgamated 732 to Newark! My pajamas are custom made. 1 16 Art Club The 1977 Art Club had a creative season under the direction of advisor Mrs. Diane Upton. Silk-screening, working on the wheel and preparing for the annual spring Art Show and Sale were a few of the activities which kept the club members’ hands, eyes and minds busy. The new mural in the hall by the central office, was also a year-round project which the club worked on for the school. 117 Student Council The leaders of the pack, seated at left, were: First row: Mark VanGorder, treasurer; Jennifer Mitchell, Corresponding sec’t.: Judy Banker, recording sec’t. Second row: Pat Temple, president; Sue Miller, vice-pres.; and Mr. Bart Machaj, advisor. This year’s council was very active, sponsoring projects such as the Faculty vs. the Harlem Diplomats basketball game and the first pie-eating contest ever held at Gecohi. Besides fun activities, the council was involved in serious projects such as the referendum. I 18 Insight-Out’s Carnival Watch that curve! It’s a killer! Take that. Just who do you think you are giving those D's. Svengooll's apprentice? What'cha in fer. Lefty? The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog Oh, come on . . . it's only a quarter. What form you have, Ned! Official Indy 500 pit crew . . . 120 Tennis Squad: Standing: Coach Turnbull. D. Weiner, R. Donovan. S. Smick. D. Bull. D. Marsh. S. Hemming, J. Palmer. B. Simpson. S. Rosenfelder. Emily Nelson, stat. Kneeling: R. Bagby. D. Pierson. B. Pritchard. D. Hemenway, C. Meisner. J. Williams. B. Whiting. S. Lemon. R. Sherman. This year’s squad, led by defending conference doubles champs Ron Donovan and Doug Weiner, cruised to a second place finish. Dono and Weiner retained their title as the sophs duplicated the varsity's second place. Below (left to right) are Doug, Ron, and soph Steve Smick. 121 Varsity Squad: Top row: B. Utz, B. Davidson. R. Shaver. S. Delabar. B. Cottier. M. Conterato. Middle row: Coach Vitton. Coach VanDeveer. C. Wilson. G. Birch, M. Sharp. J. Gorski, T. Livingston. Coach Burger. B. Filbert, mgr. Bottom row: M. Tanaka. S. Stern, S. Randall. M. Schick. D. Alessio. M. Browne. B. Herzog. Competing in one of the toughest track conferences in Illinois, this year’s sea- son showed nothing but promise for the future. Senior Co-Captains Mark Schick and Steve Stern were involved in the only two varsity records set (two mile relay and pole vault, respec- tively). The sophomores virtually rew- rote the record book, claiming ten new school marks and one conference record on their way to a third place conference finish. Left: Co-Captain Steve Stern. Right: Co-captain Mark Schick. 122 Varsity Track Clockwise from upper left: Mich displays a conference reknown start. The Iron Man and Stern the meet and orange peels. Senior Ray Shaver pumps the shot. Soph Greg Birch cuts through the bad weather. Scott Randall lays 'em down. A Sophomore Track Sophomore Squad: Standing: Coach VanDeveer. J. Wibben. M. Andreasson. R. Carlson. T. Bashaw, R. Livingston. J. King. J. Cottier. Coach Burger. Coach Vitton. Middle row: L. Prince. D. Nelson. P. Christopher. J. Swisher. R. Browne. D. Paulk. T. Dunlop. V. Varlcy. P. Pinzino. G. Offet. Bottom: D. Eisele. B. Knowles. W. Cantrell. B. Nowlin. B. Soderstrom, D. Utz, O. Miller, D. Payleitner, R. Betz. Girls’ Track Row 1: L. Alessio, M. Sharp. C. Quinn. S. Spencer. Row 2: S. Quinn. S. Davidson. D. Sandquist. C. Merrill. S. King. M. Soder- sirom. C. Matthews. L. Cox. Row 3: L. Myers, L. Herzog. E. Waldow. C. Rasmussen, M. VanDril. K. Connelly. N. Darniizer. C. Lundgren, J. Kralovic, Coach Diane Upton. Debbie and Mary Kay get in position for the 3 legged race. The girls track team, coached by Mrs. Upton, had a semi-hopeful season. Unfortunately, they never won any of their meets, but very many were lost by only one or two points. The girls all improved their times and are looking forward to a better season next year. Sara lands after a long jump. Oh your mark . . . Run. Ruth. Run! Varsity Squad: Standing: left to right: J. Kautz. T. Harrison. M. Mueller. B. Naughton, L. Thompson. J. Herrera. T. Suminski. Seated: A. Katsuleas. stat., C. Benson. B. Wilson. J. Wynn. S. Fromnecht, K. Garrison. S. Spencer. D. Malone. B. Waters, stat. 126 Co-Captain Scott Spencer: The sign . . . the windup . . . the pitch . . . Left: Kautzbo watches something less than the game. Far below: All eyes forward as Joey concentrates on base-running. Below: A slow game quiets the bench. 127 Above: Joe lets one fly. Above right: Larry applies the tag. The Viking's heavy use of juniors resulted in just one senior award-winner. Scott Spencer named All-Conference Honorable Mention, Most Valuable Player, and Co-Captain, the last two by vote of his teammates. Juniors included Co-Captain Dave Malone, Most Improved Player and Second Team All-Conference pick Steve Fromnecht, and Honorable Mentions Larry Thompson and Tim Suminski. Sophomore Squad Sophomore Squad: Standing: Coach Newbill. T. Matson. B. Mosely, M. Fromnecht. K. Darland. S. Dallesasse. C. Moore. Joan Lake. stat. Sitting: J. Connelly. D. Cuscadcn. B. Searcy, F. Cesarone. P. Malone, S. Mcisner. P. Froelich. Marcia Kautz, stat. 128 Softball The softball team, under the coaching of Miss Gardiner came in 7th place in the conference, beating only Waubonsie Valley. They also had a victory over Wheaton Central which was a non-conference game. Coleen Monaghan and Mary Waters were the only two players from the team that made All Conference. Coleen and Mary were also the captains of the team. Miss Gardiner giving ihe hold it” signal. Row 1: K. Comick, S. Vondrak. L. Phillips, C. Monaghan. C. Andersen, K. Sitler. Row 2: M. Waters. E. Sutherland. M. Rosinski. S. Van Nest. E. Howington. Row 3: Coach Gardiner. S. Davis. P. Bricher. P. Waters. D. Farley. D. Shugar, J. Zwart. Absent: W. Stevens. Chris prepares to throw after fielding the ball. Kim throwing the ball. Joanne releasing a pitch. Dana gives Coleen a little coaching. 129 Prom: Scarborough Fair Don't choke her. Bri! Frank serenades Jenny. What are you reaching for, Ken? 130 (Left to right): Prince, Pete Gilligan; Princess, Tara Smith: King, Ron Donovan: and Queen, Chris Andersen. Nancy and Greg rest. Put out the cigarette, Eveline! Gretchen and Dan Open your eyes, Joan! Who's that suave-y guy you're with , Sue? Marcia and her date make the scene. 131 Kev. Pat, Deb, and Char Sally and Randy having fun. v V • ________ Brian whispers sweet nothings to Julie. Leigh and her lifeguard. Paul's startled by Jo's beauty. 132 Fanah Smith and Lee Majors? 133 Don, Colleen. Mark, and Carla Mr. Mac and his date. Jean and Craig Wendy and Sam Stop tickling her. Jerry. Lucy peeks out behind Steve. Where’s the cigar. Steve? Louie and his real Heidi Doll. Brenda and Mich LeeAnn And Gregg 135 137 Spring Sports A wards m Baseball Most Valuable Scott Spen Most Improved Steve F|$ Captains Dave Malone 2nd Jeam All-Conference Steve Fromnecht A11-Conferee Honorable Mention Larry Thompson Scott Si Tim Si Softball Coleen Monaghan Valuable Most Improved All-Conference Mary Waters Colleen Nonagh an Mary Waters 138 Can you match the face with the description? brokenhearted fruit z Handsome Underdog man rs •« §Jf otm. m ■ Qfr : giS 2 Winner© SUPPORTIVE ' y' y Forcible JOCK EHsMkeh kjloving jffcUDDLY kfeJovabiiffiBJISB i plain IAMAZIMGO ersonalityl Romantic o [reasonable CHARACTER n .W ABSTRACTS 3 ______ - - fc rehablei ’ihmiu iAG aMsi •gnorant’ BO ING. BANAU SHABBY GO, uncompromising reputation is substitute. |i_ S - Prudish or Prudeni?535,—, _ NG. BANAL. SHABBY - POPULAR 5 “S-3 Monica Akers Greg Allen Ginny Allen Beisy Anderson Judy Anderson Terry Anderson Tina Anderson Brett Armbruster Chris Barry Tom Barbery Clay Barse Regan Becker Matt Benson Beth Bird Joe Boehm Mike Browne Ron Brown Brenda Broy 140 Amy Burge Bill Cambell Pat Cameron Nacho Campos Bob Carlson Mike Carstensen Connie Chapman Sally Chase Larry Clement Marc Conterato Kelli Comick Sue Covey Lisa Cowdrey Lori Cox Michele Craft John Crandell Lynn Dale Nancy Damutzcr Sue Davis Bob Davidson Carol DeKeyser Steve Delabar Bob Doebler Julie Diehl Tad Downer Dan Duffy Craig Duplack Maureen Emma 141 Theresa Gagliardo Mark Geinosky Stephanie Gericke Ron Gilis Jennifer Gilpin James Glaser Steve Glass Scott Gleason Konnie Granquist Bill Haas Cheryl Hanlon Francis Hart Lisa Hayes Seth Hemming Brad Herzog Fred Hiebert Sheila Holkenson Dean Holmberg 142 Renessa Holmberg Debbie Horne Randy Howington Bill Huber Gail Huebner Lee Ann Humphrey Mike Ingold Vicki Isbell Timarie Jablonski Frank Jarvis Jill Jeskie Chris Johanson Bill Jonas Debbie Jude Jamie Justice Jim Karczewski Angela Katsuleus Jim Kautz Caroline Kennedy Laura Kenyon Mike Kessler Leslie King Mike Kintz Pam Klimowski Rob Kling Kathy Kullar Julie Kralovic Rick Kunzelman Calvin Larson Renee Larson 1 Mike Uesendahl Carol Lorenz Gary Lindquist Ann Lovett Tom Livingston Carol Lundgren Tracy Livingston Cal Lundstrum Margo Maier Tom Mayer Dave Malone Janet McDowell Dorothy Malone Bruce McKee Donna Manin Paul McClaughlin Pat McQuilken Bud Meisner George Miser Colleen Monaghan Linda Montana Carla Moore Dave Morris Laurie Myers Rod Mueller Fred Myers Dom Nasti Connie Nelson Nancy Nepstad Tracy Nicholson Pat Nielson Sandy Nugent Jane Ogden Pam Olson Julie Peterson Paula Peterson Cindy Pisarcik Missy Post Ruth Prince Bill Provost Colleen Quinn Nancy Reif Tim Rerko Pat McClendon Scott Rosenfelder Jeff Ryan Marc St. Pierre Lisa Schmitz Russ Schulz Nancy Schwenkler Steve Scott Mark Sharp 145 Todd Sharp John Skoglund Bruce Simpson Cathy Smith Tom Thomas Tim Thompson Lany Thompson Kathy Totz Dan Smith Eric Stein Sue Spetly Barb Suobel 146 Janet Trybull Juliene Tucker Anita Usler Bryan Utz Jean Walters Diana Ward Mary Waters Mark Weber Tom Weber Tim Welander NOT PICTURED: Kari Andreassen Robin Brumbaugh Jean Bunon Andrea DesCouteaux Sharon DeMartini lackie Domnalski Jeff Deuchler Bobbie Freeman Doreen Granacki Tracy Green Brett Hall Richard Hendrickson Christine Hookham Steve Johnston Ken Kennedy Kevin Kirk Gary Lesmann Todd Linely Sue Malmbourg Brett Mason Mark Matheny Nancy McIntosh Mike Pomatto D’Ann Rohde John Ulin John Vanek JoAnne Zwart Bill Wilson Judy Winfield Greg Williams Jim Winn Patti Wise Steve Wokas Jim Wuhrman John Wuhrman 147 148 Sophomores 79 Pai Abts Loretta Alessio Karen Allen Dave Alsip Stephen Anderson Steve Barnes Julie Barry Nancy Barton Julie Beardsley Pat Beary Ron Betz Greg Birch Peggy Bishop Jodie Brademann Pat Bricher Pat Brodie Kim Brown Mary Bryan Dave Bull Mark Burgholzer John Bums Chris Butler Wade Cantrell Greg Carlson 149 Frank Ccsarone Caihy Church Lisa Collins Mary Collins Kelly Connelly James Connolly Rich Cowen Tod Crafi Doug Cuscaden Tim Dahltorp Scott Dallcsasse Kerry Danielson Kent Darland Sandy Davidson Sue Davis Seth Dibblee Bruce Diensi Mike Donahue Pat Donaldson Sheri Drehs Tim Dunlop Dennis Eisele Jerry Ellis Margit Erikson Sue Espel Linda Flamand Mary Fossel Jill Frye John Gardner Mike Garrison 150 Kathy Cerhardt Karen Glyzewski John Gorski Kristie Granquist Leo Greenberg Donna Greer Rose Gregory Toni Guglielmi Pat Gustafson Craig Hanson Don Hennen Joe Herrera Linn Herzog Kelly Hoefs Nancy Hill Sina Holmberg Kelly Hillquist Jill Holtsberg Carrie Houseright Greg Huebner Kathy Hurley Doninee Jablonski Jennifer Jacklin Dave Jaeger Jane Jenard Frank Johnsen Kathy Johnson Kin Johnson Tami Johnson Aaron Jones 151 152 Sheri Jones Greg Kahl Doris Kruthoff Steve Lemon Chris Kuller Amy Lencioni Steve Kautz Philip Kessler Bill Knowles Julie Larson Tim Kohorst Scott Lavis Val Lencioni Tod Lesmann Uane Lenski Joel Lundgren Nancy Kidd Tom Landwehr Sheila King Troy Langeness Denise Malone Kim Maloney Christy Mansfield Toni Mark Doug Marsh Tom Matson Kurt Matthews Brenda McDowell Heather McFadden Ginna Mense Rosemary McGettigan Ray Mentele Peggy McLaughlin Otto Miller Steve Meisner Sara Millhouse Lisa Minnich Bob Miser Cindy Montana Chris Moore Bob Mosley Tracy Munday Stephanie Nemeth Pat Nephew 153 Cindy Newlin Brenda Nugent Scott Nielsen Greg Offutt Jim Niendorff Dave Olson Mike Novack Denise Olson Nancy Paul Dave Peterson Jamae Pauley Leeanna Petone Paul Pinzino Carol Rasmussen Denise Prevost Jayne Rawson Larry Prince Jay Reid Dan Provost Bonnie Rhodes Kim Novak Julie Pankow Bruce Nowlin Marlene Parks Tom Payleitner Tina Pickel Dave Pease Kerry Pike Stella Pruncda Mike Richards Jeff Rackmyer Tammie Risley Diane Rosenfelder Maryann Rosinski Brian Rutherford Joe Ryan Mollie Sacrey Mark Salerno Debbi Sandquist Brad Santrock Pat Schaefges Bob Schaefges Karen Schick Joe Shaner Mary Sharp Steve Smick Beth Shodeen Dan Smith Dana Shugar Jeff Smith Pam Simmons Lisa Simshauser Kim Sitler Dave Smudde Gerry Smuk Bill Sodersirom 155 Ester Steel Dana Utz Dave Stevens Lynne Vanderslice Jackie Thompson Melinda VanDril Dan Thryselius Sharon VanNest NOT PICTURED: Gary Anderson Doug Carlson Tim Haas Lisa Hemming Robert Ireland Richard Mcrz Vanessa Peoples Mark Sirotek Kim Thomas Ben Tyler Wayne Wendricks Ellen Waldow Kathie Warber Vince Varley Dave Villwock Chris Watters Dan Williams Missy Wehrmeister Jay Williams Kim White Chuck Wilson Bill Whiting Jerry Wuhrman Barb Turner Lynn Vanthoumout Barb Ulin Mona Varley Sue Vondrak Kristie Ward Betsy Wagner Patty Watters Judy Wilder Dexter Young Dwight Wilkins Steve Yuill 157 Bob Albertson Ron Allen Tom Anderson Mark Andreassen Rich Bagby Ron Baird Sue Barnes Don Bashaw Bob Bates Paula Beary Heidi Becker Dana Boyle Ed Braddy Joan Bricher Alfred Brown Joe Brown Rich Browne Mike Bruder Kathy Cagney Bill Calbert Kathy Campbell Brian Carlson 158 Scon Carlson Phillip Christopher Tim Crandall Steve Daunheimer Tracy Dallesasse Cindy Davis Sandy Davis Jim Demar Jill DeMercurio Eric Diehl Martin Donely Jeff Donnell Mary Duffy Chuck Durham Rich Eisele Cun Elliott Gina Ellis Chuck Emma Sue Erday Tim Estes Molly Farrell Ted Ferdinand 159 Meg Gcricke Jim Gibbs Glen Gillis Dale Glyzewski Jon Gray Jeff Gregory Linda Gregory Kathy Grinnell Amy Fessier Antoinette Fiandaca Laurie Fisher Joan Flodstrom Tom Foulke Jon France John Haas Judy Hanson Dana Harrison Ned Hascall Dave Hemengway Debi Herschelman Bemadine Hill Ed Hill Vicky Homer Jeff Hopper Rob Horn Emilee Howington Steve Frascona Kim Fraser Dale Freeman Pete Froelich Mike Fromknecht Jeff Gardner 160 Kathy Ingold Barb Johnson Shari Johnson Eric Johnston Sue Jonas Chris Karczewski Bill Kautz Marcia Kautz Nanette Keir Pat Kendall Scott Kennedy Jeff King Kathy King Rob Kintz Tom Kling Chris Kozloski Terry Kruthoff Althea Kuller Joan Lake Bill Lang Natalie Leathers Margret Lehwald Cynthia Liesendahl Gary Undgren Bob Livingston Tannie Lovig Pat Malone Mike Mannon Sue Marcotte John Matson 161 Cheryl Mullaly Jana Morris Deb Mountsier Mike Morris Cindy Montana Denise Montana Kim Mendenhall Cindy Merrill Doug Miller Scott Mitchell Chris Matthews Linda Mayer Kim McCaffery Carol McCord Chuck McFarland Beth Meadows Tricia Munday Jackie Murphey Paul Myers Chris Nafziger Terry Naughion Dave Nelson Emily Nelson Jill Oddy Kerry Olah Clay Parks Bob Parrish Sarah Patterson a v- ■ 162 Jerry Perone Debbie Peterson Karen Petone Lisa Phillips Brett Pritchard Cindy Pruneda Sara Quinn Kathy Regole Gena Rhodes Laura Rogers Linda Sanchez Tracy Richards Richard Rothecker Ken Riches Jeff Simshauser Michelle Sipes Cathy Smith Ken Soderstrom Melinda Soderstrom Lorraine Souba Dave Pierson Laura Pins 163 Nathan Spackman Sue Spencer Scott Sperling Jan St. Plene Traci Stonis David Strahs John Swisher Philip Tevis Suzie Thompson Bob Tolson Pat Utz Mark Vogelsberg Greg Vogtritter Lisa Wallner Doug Walston Pam Watters Dave Weiner Erica White James Wibben Todd Wille Brent Williams Jim Williams Julie Williams Curtis Woolfolk 164 NOT PICTURED: Sue Fomi Ann Suobel Pam Thompson Harley Upchurch Peggy Ziegel 165 172 I only have eyes for you. Sandy checking her little black book The many faces of Tim How DARE you??? Rick paying attention? I know I’m brillant. Takin' it easy A moment of meditation Gotcha. Bob! SMILE Justin! Time out for a smile Say what? Don't fall asleep. Marcia! ( JUST friends??? Taste good, Kim? Caught ya writing in the book, Marsha!!! Get back to those books, Gretch and Joan!! Come on Rucey! You can hit the birdy. Food for thought. Larry, Curly and Moe Lunch isn’t that bad! How many MISTAKES a minute, Brett9 Who can shoot the moon?? Wellsie!!! Ifs better than getting your hair done. Como estas9 18 and never been kissed9 Whatcha selling there9 175 Gecohi’s own Bionic Man9?!! 178 5-2 lunch pals Are you trying to hide something? A bench of cameramen dream subjects. Who are you thinking about9 Giggly Laura and Emily Lynn. Pretty enough for a cover! Early graduates 179 Faculty and Administration Dr. Roy C. Turnbaugh - Superintendent Dr. Catherine Broderick - Director of Instruction and Curriculum Administration June Gray - Librarian Sally Estes - Office Secretary In Charge of Attendance Our Organizers and Aides Behind the Administration: Office Secretaries, Librarians, Guidance Secretary, Special Ed. and our Nurse. Amy O'Brien - Special Education Marion Berry - Guidance Secretary Jeanette Cox - School Nurse Ruth Bentson - Secretary to Dr. Marcotte Genevieve Ferguson - Librarian Doris Neri - Librarian Sue Cacic - Office Secretary (Attendance and Excuses) Marge Ankenbrandt - Enriched Math Gerry Auchstetter - P.E., Head Football Coach Robert Buchanan - Driver Education, Frank Church - English, Drama Club Basketball Coach Sponsor t Floyd Browning - Consumer Economics, Basketball Coach An DeManini - An, Painting and Drawing, Humanities Bonnie Gardner - P.E.. Girls’ Sports Coach Terry Hall - English, Basketball Coach 184 Pat Donahue - English ' i-1 Bart Machaj - Biology, Physical Science. Student Council Advisor Vicky Mason - Spanish, Spanish Club Advisor i Wilber McElroy - Guidance Counselor Psychology Wanda O'Brien - Chorus, Musical Supervisor Henry Pinier - Band, Jazz Band, Orchestra and Pep Band Jim Newbill - U.S. History, Sociology, Baseball Coach Quentin Norem - Algebra, Math IV, Calculus Enriched Wayne Paprocki - Distributive Education, Marketing, Co-Op Classroom, Coordination (Mid Valley) Pam Robinson - P.E.. Girls’ Sports Coach Nancy Roesner - French, French Club Advisor Robert Schick - P.E., Basketball Coach, Athletic Direcotr Herbert Smuk - Woods, Drawing, Hockey Club Sponsor Geraldine Stanford - English, National Honor Society Sponsor Robert Turnbull - Algebra. Intro. Math. Math 3 188 Diane Upton - An, Ceramics. Girl's Track Coach, Cheerleading Sponsor Betsy Westlake - Adult Living. Clothing, Home Furnish- ings. Child Care M _ Clare Vignola - Guidance Jerry Vitton - Physical Science Charles Williams - English. Activity Director Carol Woods - Spanish. Spanish Club Advisor Hmmm, this is a good one: the location of all the camel traders in Afghanistan . . . Yes. 2 + 2-4!!! Honestly!! 189 Sending some vibes to the players Trying to hide a little lunch on your tie?? . V 1 v Are you kidding? This is your term paper' ! Hoinkes and Browning. Big men at last You say that this material is boring? Nonsense!! You expect me to believe that? Gerry Auchstetter was elected Teacher of the First Quarter by the student body for his contributions to the school’s excellent athletic reputation. Ban Machaj was elected Teacher of the Second Quaner by the student body for his willingness to donate his time to the students. He is the Jr. Class Sponsor, Student Council Sponsor and is in charge of Independent Studies. Teacher of the Quarter Quentin Norem was elected Teacher of the Third Quaner by the student body because of his many years of faithful service to Gecohi. Heaven knows how much trouble students have with Math, and Mr. Norem is always willing to devote extra time to help. Henry Pinter was elected Teacher of the Fourth Quaner by the student body for his outstanding contribution to Gecohi’s Music Depanment for 26 years. i 190 This page is dedicated to the memory of Mr. Edward Plichta, who died this Spring. Mr. Plichta had many sides other than the one seen daily here at school. Remember Mr. Plichata? A mischevious twinkle in his eye. A small sidelong smile. A totally organized teacher. A logical mind. A Fullbright scholar. An author of a braille spelling dictionary. An honest man. In Gentle Memory °f Edward S. Plichta Many students can be thankful if they had the experience of being taught by Mr. Plichta. He taught as he would like to be taught, with preparation and consideration. Always: Discussing Caesar as if he were a friend. Shaking a finger at a lazy student, saying, Learning is as much your responsibility as it is mine.” Encouraging a student to learn. Describing Rome as if he were actually walking through the streets during its prime. Listening to the other side even when he didn't agree. A dependable friend. A fair teacher. A loving husband and father. A well-travelled, well- rounded man. A person who lived as an example and treated others with respect. A good man. The high opinion of Mr. Plichta that was held by all, is exemplified by the quote of Dr. Roy C. Turnbaugh below. Ready for new experiences. Wailing for tomorrow as eagerly as he was living today. Searching for truth, Caring . . . May he rest in Peace and always feel safe, wanted and loved. Every school should have a Mr. Plichta. He taught at Geneva Community High for sixteen years after substantial experience in other schools. In the funeral homily it was observed that as a teacher he enjoyed the opportunity of witnessing for his faith. This was certainly true in a broad and humanistic sense. He exemplified the living of an examined life enriched by enduring values. He could become enthusiastic about Latin, ancient or modem Rome, or any topic of current interest. It was a rare student who was as well informed on current movies or re-runs as he was. He left his imprint on us all. ” A Sincere Thank-You To Our Sponsors For 1977 Geneva Girl Tails Unlimited Knowles TB Z Realty Corp. r TUN l ®F ALSO JtMiQRS CONTEMPORA?! The Teen Shop State Bank of Geneva Shutter Shack Geneva Travel Service Si Como No Ace Hardware Ski Rack Britches Etc. Hair Repair Ltd. Robins Shoe Biz Let’s Eat! Jim's Pizza Colonial Ruth Cuts Cranewood Studio AFTER THE DANCE The Viking The Twin-dor The Lincoln Inn A Sincere Thanks to Our Patrons, Too Junior Gentlemen The Linen Closet Lee Smith Needlepoint Pier I Imports The Short Stop The Gift Box Henrys, Inc. A nderson Jewelers Filbert Drug Antartex Violet Frazel B C Card Shop Entiles Shoes Anderson Drugs Payne Hardware Riley Drugs Erdays Giesche Shoes Alfano’s Pizza Dr. William Lovett James A. McDonald, M.D. Drs. Barnes, Temple Rivers Dr. and Mrs. Dale Kostiwa Thornapple Nurseries, Inc. William F. Radecky Carl H. H. Baumann, M.D. Dr. Chas. B. Vangorder Dr. James C. Pritchard Will H. Hohm, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Charles Hanson Parviz Sadigh, M. D. GENEVA REPUBLICAN Dr. T. Gan Sho-Deen Construction Imperial School of Music Dr. and Mrs. Donald Cates Charles C. Kallstrum, D.D.S. Mayor and Mrs. Wood Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Simone Jon C. Wittenberg Seniors!! What Will You MISS The Most About Gecohi — Ten Years From Now? - Marching in football games. Memorial Day Parade and Northwestern Band Day - Reading the announcements every morning - Participating in sports - Playing Frisbee in the tall hall - Hearing about Jerry from Katie - Seeing my friends and all the silly things we did - Jolie DeMercurio - Taking kids names off the list - Cam Mountsier - Homecoming activities and football games - all the activities - JoAnne Miller - Distinction between the Frosh-Soph-Jr.-Sr.’s - The delicious effervescence of the tart and tangy yet not too sweet nectar of the cafeteria - the LEMONADE Leonard - The Barbie Dolls Siberia - Sue Miller - Jane - Mike - Friends I went to school with” - Kevin Rakes - The fun and carefree days of high school - Jan Linley - Mr. DeMartini’s Homeroom - My friends and how they changed - some to the worst - some to the good - Going to lunch with friends - Being able to try-out for plays - The suspense of skipping out - Teachers yelling at me - Smoking in the John and never getting caught - Wenmouth Road with S and R - Mr. Paprocki’s storytelling of How to become a millionaire overnight - Deb Sunleaf - M.G.O. Paula, Sue and Laura - Katie McCracken - The ducks M DeK rtinrs Hmnero tn' - Tim 199 Seniors! ! What Will You REMEMBER the Most About Gecohi— Ten Years From Now? - Trying to find the most fool-proof way of cutting class and The Sound of Music getting streaked - The everlasting story of Cam and Doug - Mr. Hoinkes saying It’s a beautiful day in August when football starts - The Cooper's gang's attempted kidnapping - Paula-Steve Carol-Ray Connie-Ziggy Bob S.-Usa Chris-Ron - The Dances - Homecoming and Jr. Ass. - Going downstate in Golf playing on the tennis team and being in the musical - Michelob and watching the football games downstate - Mr. Hoinkes in Viking Review Sitting in front of a typewriter at 2 A.M. with a steaming cup of Mr. Coffee in front of me, trying to decifer a message for candy cane day - Sue Brodie - The Weekends - John Connolly Donovan s column in Insight-Out friends skipping out everyday and never getting caught - Deb Darland - The star quarterback and end making cupcakes the night after the State Championship game and forgetting the sugar - Patti Temple - Qualifying for State in Girl’s tennis - Jill Sharp - W.X. H-30 Wenmouth Rd. E.S.T. R.L. basement P.B.R. horse feather Kenosha Field Trip - Ya HOOOO!!! - Sam Lang - M.Q. H-30 Football J.W. Florida Michelob Green Rd. Pepe - Wade Kuipers Yelling boobies L6 Wangs ups and downs Shaver driving on the sidewalk K. W. - Bob Pepper - Graduating - My three years on the PomPon squad and ordering pizza at 11:30 and sneaking it up to the 4th floor!! Mostly my friends - Pat Lovett - P.B.R. M.J. C.M. E.S.T. H-30 Wenmouth Rd. - Rick Land weir - Country Roads - Pete Davis - •'Friends and some of the teachers football games of '74 parties of '74-'75 10. 26. 45. 42 Summers of '76, '75, and 74 - Missy Hanson 200 -i
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