Geneva High School - Viking Yearbook (Geneva, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1978 volume:

1978 Yearbook Staff Lisa Cowdrey Editor-in-Chief Steve Meisner Photographer Kathy Totz Activities Editor Scott Lavis Photographer Pat Brodie Activities Susan Covey Photographer Renee Larson Activities Rich Bagby Photographer Cindy Pruneda Class Editor Deb Sandquist Photographer Gina Ellis Classes Paula Peterson Artwork Kathie Warber Classes Linda Montana Advertising Vicki Homer Classes Lynn Dale Advertising Julie Diehl Sr. Class Editor Bill Kautz Advertising Tom Weber Treasurer Ann Lovett Viking Review Mr. Karlblom Advisor Brenda Broy Girls Sports Editor Pat Cameron Fine Arts Editor Cindy Merrill Girls Sports Debi Herschelman Faculty and Administration Kari Andreassen Girls Sports Jim Kautz i £oys Sports Editor Bruce Dienst Boys Sports Bob Moseley Boys Sports 2 •A special thanks to the Geneva Republican for the use of their photographs. 4 i� � ' Football fever, People we knew. It says goodbye To White and Blue. 'en HOMECOMING V COUNTDOWN TO£S «..rrr asscmrly ( fWrtALL IKKUW ■«'«- hv summe sTRr . . S UIWW FOOTBALL RAfflX. r iV?« «• MA«X DC.C ORATI OUT IT T«UK FOOTBALL ItRttY WY .M royalty ElCcTIOM . UIAUI FOOTBALL Mlffll 'X • fclDrCP BRLLV iMioansc . • o e 8 a FtL RUfC ir-.iA DAY ' � r v i'.-.rnnLV Ti5 pywioe 6 Seniors’ Last Will SANDRA NUGENT AND NANCY REIF will their piggies to Susan Davis. LISA SCHMITZ wills her favorite stick to Jill Holtsberg; her white, half bra looking top for camp to Pat Brodie; the control of the squad along with her unending patience to Kim and Patrice; and external visions of green blobs, pizza, Irma, “Telephone Rock,” lost points and sore muscles to the rest of the squad. DONNA MARTIN wills her perfect attendance record (no skips) to Julie Dohm. EILEEN SUTHERLAND AND KARI ANDREASSEN will Starved Rock toT. D. and J. S. RICHARD L. HENDRICKSON wills three Phaser Salvos, two Photon Torpedos and one Dis- abled Shuttlecraft to the underclassmen. S. N. AND S. C. will a roll of paper towels to Val Lencioni. PATRICIA L. CAMERON wills Chapter 10: Vectors, in Math IV to the school, and Mr. Pin- ter’s constant optimism of “We’ll work it out in lessons” to all band members. NANCY DARNUTZER wills one can of Spam, a comfy chair, one dead parrot, one budgie, a beautiful lounge suite, a nudge, one Hungarian-English dictionary, a polystyrene nose, and one flower arrangement done by Mr. D. P. Gumby to Mike Merrill, Rich Bagby, JoAnn Pauley, Linda Marcotte, Eric Smith, Jon France, and the rest of the Drama Club members. PATRICK BARBER wills buckeye leaves to Ned Haskell and Dave Hemenway; a car that can’t run into snowbanks and can start in the rain to Thea Kuller. BETSY ANDERSON wills her typewriter in 2nd Hour typing to Terri Anderson; her seat in Mr. Kalicki’s joyful economics class to all the underclassmen who get stuck taking that class; her dancing talent and gymnastic skills to Barb Ulin; and her jump rope to Deb Sandquist. BRETT ARMBRUSTER wills his mind to Mr. Kalicki, his locker to anyone who wants it; and one case of dynamite, with detenator, to the junior class. He would like to leave his thoughts behind, but he knows they won’t be printed. DOROTHY MALONE wills the name “Toad” to anyone capable of handling those horns. CARLA MOORE, JULIE DIEHL AND ANN LOVETT will PLB — doing to Eric Diehl and Mike Fromknecht. MIKE BROWNE wills the names “Dog” and “Turtleboy” to anyone under 5'9 with enough ambition and determination to overcome the humiliation and accept the responsibilities of their meanings, but the “Bobby” will always be his. STEPHANIE GERICKE AND ANGELA KATSULEAS will the French III script of the famous Viking Revue act to Val Lencioni and Sandy Davidson. And Testament RANDY HOWINGTON wills his pet shark Oscar to the little nurd who stole him, and if he finds out who you are. . . and he wills the Safety Buffalo to any unfortunate soul who gets him. TAD DOWNER wills all his abused and broken drum sticks to Tod Craft. LISA COWDREY wills the entire hassle of putting a yearbook together to the class of ’79, and good luck! MIKE CARSTENSEN wills his gentleman attitude to Mr. Barton, and the word “foxy” to a girl that will graduate in 1980. BOB CARLSON wills his intelligence of beating the system to all the Juniors. STEVE (STUBS) DELABAR wills his sideburns to Rich (Baldy) Carlson because he needs them, and speaking for all Bud Bros., he wills their school rule to whatever club is tough enough. THE HOMEROOM CLASS OF ROOM 224 wills Mr. R. Kalicki to the mercy of the incoming uncivilized freshmen rowdies and the “five-year planners.” KARI, SANDY, ANDGINNY will their bottle of sloe gin to Troy and Goph. NANCY REIF wills an eraser for her locker door to Shelly Tevis. SUDS wills her “virgin neck” to all you “married ladies.” ANONYMOUS SENIORS HAVE WILLED THE FOLLOWING: The most infamous homeroom teacher of them all who you will come to know as Robbi to the incoming freshmen. All the lowdown jokes about my hair. . . and yes, it is natural. A locker to the underclassmen, because the handle came off and now does not open. Memories of the class of 1978, Loretta Alessio and her comical antics. Mush ball in 7th Hour P.E. Mr. Suhrbur’s Cicero accent, Mr. Machaj’s plants, Mr. Cooper’s humor, Conterato’s nose, a vic- tory for another referendum, Simpson’s zanyness, a great Viking Revue, 7th hour gym class soft- ball, fool-proof registration, and fool-proof administration. An instant repairman who appears anytime a typewriter breaks down, a huge fan that blows smoke back into the smoker’s face in the washroom, an erasable pass book to change the time and date on passes, a lifelong supply of chalk and staples, and a room full of ungraded papers dating back to 1880. All the luck in the world to make it through the severe disease called SENIORITIS to the class of 1979. 10 Category Votes Class Flirts: Konnie Granquist Steve DeLaBar Most Likeable: Arm Lovett Mike Kintz Most Likely to Succeed: Maureen Emma Walker Filbert Most Athletic: Brenda Broy Tim Suminski Most Talkative: Eileen Sutherland Steve Fromknecht mssm 4ft Most Intelligent: Walker Filbert Brenda Brov Class Couple: Paula Peterson and Matt Benson Best Dressed: Juliene Tucker Matt Tedrick Most Talented: Konnie Granquist Bruce Simpson Best'Looking: Timarie Jahlonski Steve Glass 13 Senior Awards Peter Cooper Award Barbara D. Anderson Memorial Scholarship Valley Pan Hellenic Award American Legion Awards Honorable Mentions Geneva Garden Club D.A.R. Award S.A.R. Award Hospital Auxiliary Olivia Smart Award Jeamta Peterson Vocational Scholarship RO I C Award ()ptimist Club Awards Forensics Award National Merit Commended Students Drama Club Awards Math Contest Awards Rotary Award Outstanding Female Athlete Jeff Smith Award John Philip Sousa Award Student Council Awards Child of Veteran Scholarship Peter Roettiger Timothy Suminski Lisa Cowdrey Cynthia Pisarcik Thomas Livingston Brenda Broy Bruce Simpson Randall Howington Dorothy Malone Walker Filbert Brenda Broy Steve Saunders Michael Ingold Scott Estes Peter Roettiger Virginia Allen Thomas Weber Bruce Simpson Marc Conterato Peter Ri ettiger James Winn Thomas Weber Greg Williams Bruce Simpson Randall Howington Andrew- Froelich Katharine Kuller Dan Duffy Greg Williams Connie Nelson Bruce Simpson Walker Filbert Charles Fairbanks Brenda Broy Todd Sharp Greg Williams Virginia Allen Dorothy Malone Lisa Cowdrey MONICA AKERS VIRGINIA K. ALLEN “Ginny” IM Basketball 4, Foreign Language Club 2, 3, GAA 2, Hall Monitor 3. 4. Homecoming Comm. 3, 4. H.R. Chrmn. 2 - 4. Honor Roll I. 4. International Club I. Jr. Prom Comm. 3. NHS 3.4. Office Aide 4. Pep Club 2,3, St. Council 2 - 4. Viking Revue 4. Art Club 2 - 4 LIKES: Suitcases with locks, parties, skiing DISLIKES: Tests, getting stuck in the mud “If at first you do succeed — try to hide your astonishment.” BETSY LYNN ANDERSON “Bets” DECA 4.VICA3 LIKES: Miller Shorties, summer. Tucker boys DISLIKES: Clicks, winter, snobs “Been a long hard ride, glad it’s over.” JUDY ANDERSON TERRY ANDERSON KARI SUE ANDREASSEN IM Basketball 4. Bowling 3. FTA I. Foreign Language Gub 1, 2. GAA 2, Softball I. Tennis 2-4, Track 2. Badminton I. Newspaper 2, Honor Roll I -4, International Club I, 2, Jr. Prom Comm. 3. NHS 3, 4. Pep Club 1. Viking Revue 4. Yearbook 4, Art Club 3.4 LIKES: Leroy Neiman. Steve Martin DISLIKES: Hypocrites “There’s always tomorrow.” BRETT S. ARMBRUSTER “Marty” DECA 4 LIKES: Frisbees. weekends, warm weather DISLIKES: Homework, yardapes. cold weather “What a long strange trip it’s been.” ,s THOMAS L. BARBREY “Barnaberry” Basketball Mgr. I. 2. IM Basketball 3. 4. Chess Club I. Chorus I. 2. Football Mgr. 3.4. Honor Roll I. 3.4. Library Aide I. Key Club4 LIKES: Amateur radio, sports, people, sleep DISLIKES The word “GECOHI” “We. the unwilling, led by the unqualified, have been doing the incred- ible for so long, we now face the impossible with nothing.” CHRISTOPHER H. BARRY “Chris” FCA 2. Football I. Hall Monitor 4. Honor Roll I. 2. Track 2 - 4. IM Volleyball 3. 4 LIKES Fridays. K B.. M W . parties DISLIKES. Homework, freaks “Don’t kill yourself for good grades, you’re still going to make it.” REGAN JANE BECKER Inst. Ensemble I - 4. FT A 4. Basketball Slat. 4. Honor Roll I - 4. Interna- tional Club 1.2, Spanish Club I - 4. Orchestra I - 4 LIKES: Food. boys, music DISLIKES: Burn-outs, homework, exams, lazy people “If at first you don’t succeed: try once, try twice, then forget trying.” MATTHEW ALAN BENSON “Benny” Football 3. Stat. 4. Homecoming Escort 4. Homecoming Comm. 4. Honor Roll 3.4. Wrestling 3.4 LIKES: Wine. Paula, tunes. Paula, sports. Paula, life DISLIKES: People with closed minds and lack of understanding “Life’s tough.” BETH BIRD . GAA I. Pep Club I. VICA 3.4. Spanish Club 2 DENNIS MICHAEL BROWNE “Brown-Dog” Baseball 2. Basketball I. IM Basketball 2 - 4. Bowling 3. 4. Football I - 4. Honor Roll 1.2. Jr. Rotanan 4. Track 1.3 LIKES: Close friends, small parties, stuffing taller people DISLIKES: Groin injuries, bees in classrooms “It's not the size of the dog in the fight, it’s the size of the fight in the dog.” 16 RON BROWN Basketball I. IM Basketball 3.4 BRENDA JOBROY “B” Concert Band I - 4. Jazz Band 2 - 4. Marching Band I - 4. Pep Band I - 4. State Contest 2 - 4. IM Basketball 2.4. GAA I - 3. Softball 1.2. Ten- nis I - 4. Badminton 3. Volleyball I, 3. Basketball I - 4, Newspaper 2, Honor Roll I - 4. NHS 3.4. Viking Revue 2 - 4. Yearbook 4 LIKES Pepperoni pizza, snow days, jazz band DISLIKES Monday mornings, bus nde to Morris “It’s the little things in life that mean so much.” MICHAEL CARSTENSEN “Carty” CONNIE SUE CHAPMAN “Pug” Chorus I - 4, Fox Valley Chorus 1 - 4, FTA I - 4, Musical I - 3, Teacher Aide 3.4, Pep Club 1 - 4. SOS 3. Yearbook 4 LIKES: Psychology DISLIKES: Typing “If you’re afraid of dying, you’re afraid of living.” AMY BURGE JEAN BURTON PATRICIA LYNN CAMERON “Pat” Concert Band I - 4. Marching Band I - 4, Pep Band 1 - 4, State Contest 2 - 4, IM Basketball I, 4. FTA 3. GAA I - 3, Track I. Honor Roll I - 4. Interna- tional Club 1. 2. NHS 3. 4. Pep Club I. 2, SOS I - 3, Viking Revue 3. Year- book 4, Key Club 4. Spanish Club 1 - 4, JA 2,3 LIKES: P.E. with Boom DISLIKES: Marching band in the cold weather “We achieve as we strive.” WILLIAM P. M. CAMPBELL “Wilbur” Basketball 1.2. IM Basketball 3.4. Cross Country 1.2 LIKES: Basketball, weekends, summertime DISLIKES: Work “School has been hard, but it’s had its good points.” IGNACIO CAMPOS Concert Band I, Bowling 2.4. Chorus I, Cross Country I, Vocal Music Con- test I. Tennis 3. Viking Revue 3.4 ROBERT CARLSON DECA4 17 SARAH ANN CHASE “Sally” Concert Band I - 4, Marching Band 1 - 4. State Contest 2 - 4. IM Basketball I - 3. Class Officer 2. Cheerleader 2. 3. Instrumental Ensemble 2 - 4. Spanish Club I. 2. Forensics I. Homecoming Comm. 3. 4. Honor Roll I - 4. ICC I. Jr. Prom Comm. 3. Pep Club I. St. Council I -4. Viking Revue I -4 LIKES: To laugh. L. D.. J. G.. Florida. G S's DISLIKES: Mr. Bell's algebra class. S. S. If you never act a little crazy in life, you never have any fun. MARCR CONTERATO “Count” IM Basketball 4. FCA I. Football I - 4. Honor Roll I - • 4. Wrestling I - 3 LIKES: Sports. English lit., girls DISLIKES: Mr. Karlblom. final exams Get all you can while you can. KELLI ANN CORNICK IM Basketball 2. Class Officer 4. Cheerleader I 4. Softball 3. 4. Homecom- ing Attendant I. Homecoming Comm. 4. Honor Roll I. 2. Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Pep Club I - 3. St. Council I. 2. 3. Viking Revue I. 3.4 LIKES: Parties. � 9. music. Fox I.Coolo I and 2.6th hr.. PF ROBERT C. COTTIER IM Basketball 4. Football 4. Honor Roll 3. 4. Track 3.4 . AF.V. Sports. Juliene SUSAN COVEY C oncert Band I - 4. Marching Band I - 4. Pep Band I - 3. State Contest I IM Basketball 4. Instrumental Ensemble I - 4. Honor Roll I - 4. Pep Cl 2. SOS 2. 3. Yearbook 2 - 4. Orchestra 2 LISA MARIE COWDREY American Abroad 3. Spanish Club I - 4. Newspaper 2. Honor Roll I - 4. NHS 3. 4. Pompt n Squad 2 - 4. SOS 2. Viking Revue 3. 4. Yearbook 3. Editor 4. AFS3.4 LIKES: Movies, football, vacations DISLIKES. Mondavs. pop quizzes The secret of life is enjoying the passage of time. I.ORI BETH COX “Pi la” Concert Band 2 - 4. Jazz Band 3. 4. Marching Band I - 4. Pep Band I - 4. IVI Basketball 4. Chorus 4. Instrumental Ensemble 2 - 4. Spanish Club I - 4. I rack 3. 4. Badminton E Honor Roll I. 2. Pep Club I. 2. Viking Revue 3. 4. JA2 LIKES Gym with Mr Boom, music, my squirrels. BTW 2nd hr. DISLIKES Cafeteria's pork and veal cutlets” Nothing ou can give from the heart is ever wasted. It's passed on and kept in the hearts of others. MICHELE DAWN CRAE I “Sam” I.IKES I ribble. Miffv. partvin . dancing DISLIKES School food. sch� n� l. freshmen. Scotch 18 STEVEN CRAIG DELEBAR “Sluhs“ Baseball I. Basketball I. IVI Basketball 3. 4. Bowling 3. 4. Class Play 3. Foot- ball I - 4. Jr Rotarian4. Track 2 ■ 4. Viking Revue4 I.IKES: Sports, eirls. Bud brothers PISI IKES G-Club ”To make the best better, but in m case I can't go much higher. ROBERT DEOBLER ( ross ( ountry 2 - 4. Track 2 - 4 JULIE LEE DIEHL “Jules IV1 Basketball 2. 3. Cheerleader I. 3. 4. Softball I. 4. Homecoming Comm. 4. H. R.Chm. 3.4. Honor Roll I -4. NHS3.4. Guid. Office Aide 4. St. Council I - 4. Viking Revue 3. 4. Yearbook 4. Ciecohi Counselor 4 I. IKES: Michelob. Manasquan. Maine PISI.IKES W. K . Yearbook deadlines Only the good die young.' LYNN CHRISTINE DALE Yearbook 4 I IKES l. M. MIR. weekends, friends, in.. STC The best way to avoid netting a guilt complex is to avoid doing anything you really enjoy. ANDREA SARAH DESCOTEAUX “Pro-Torch Baseball Stat. I. 2. Class Officer I. Cheerleader I - 3. Homecoming Comm. I. 4. H R. Chm. 2. Office Aide I. Pep Club I - 4. St. Council I - 4. Viking Revue 3. DEC'A 4 I IKES Notre Paquerette Son Revenue. Florida. Gremlins niSI.IKES Accounting. S. S.. 5 points NANCY K DARNUTZER “Stanley (iAA 2. Softball 2. Track 3. Volley ball 2 - 4. Honor Roll I. Pep Club 2. Viking Revue I. 3.4. AFS 3. 4 LIKES: Foreign languages, sports niSI IKES Math “A thank you and a smile make it seem all worthwhile. ’ ROBERT BRUCE DAVIDSON “Davy Concert Band I. IM Basketball 4. Crosscountry I - 4. Honor Roll I. NHS 3. 4. Track I - 4. Wrestling I. 2. Hockey Club 3.4 LIKES: Sports, science, friends DISLIKES 10O' ; pure jocks. lOOTJ pure freaks “l ife is like running a race: the harder you try. the more satisfactum you receive. CAROL LYNN DEKEYSER Honor Roll I -4. Foreign Language Club 2 19 TAYLOR LEE DOWNER Concert Band I - 4. Marching Band I - 4, Jazz Band 4. Pep Band 4. Fox Val- ley Band 3.4. Bowling 3.4. Honor Roll I - 4. Viking Revue 4 LIKES: Motorcycle riding, country living DISLIKES: Hustle and bustle of the inner city “Take each day as it comes. DANIEL DUFFY Baseball I. Basketball I. Class Play 3. 4. Debate Club 3. Drama Club 3. 4. Newspaper 3. 4. Honor Roll I - 4. NHS 3. 4. Speech Contest 4. Stage Crew 4. Viking Revue 3.4. Wrestling 2. 3 CRAIG DUPLACK MAUREEN LOUISE EMMA •ReerT Class Officer 3. Chamber Singers I. 2. Cheerleader 2. Chorus I - 3. Fox Valley Chorus I. 3. Vocal F.nscmble 1 - 3. Softball 4. Newspaper 3. Homecoming Queen 4. Homecoming Comm. I. 4. Honor Roll I - 4. Jr. Prom Comm. 3. Madrigal Singers I. 2. NHS 3.4. Pep Club I. Pom-pon Squad 3.4. St. Council 1. 3. Pres. 4. Viking Revue 1.3.4. Gecohi Counselor 4 LIKES B. C.. Shell on 64 and 59. U on South St. DISLIKES: Barium x-rays, flying pennies. “Monkey Reach high, for stars lie hidden in your soul. Dream deep, for every dream precedes the goal. DIANE FARLEY GAA I. Softball I. 3. Volleyball I. H R. Chm. 2. Honor Roll I - 4. Jr. Prom Comm. 3. NHS 3.4. Office Aide 1. St. Council 2 MICHAEL FARREL EINAR FEET AFSCIub4. Track 4. AFS Student From Norway WALKER ROWLAND FILBERT “Bucky” Concert Band I - 4. Marching Band I - 3. Pep Band I. 2. 4. Honor Roll I - 4. Cross Country Mgr. 3. Football Mgr. 4. Jr. Rotarian 4. Math Contest I - 4. NHS 3. 4. Office Aide 4. St. Council Treas. 4. Track Mgr. 2 - 4. Viking Revue 3. 4. Wrestling Mgr. 3. Key Club 2. 3. Pres. 4 LIKES: Baseball, aviation, music, laughing, travel DISLIKES: Cold weather, cigarette smoke A little nonsense now and then is cherished by the best of men. 20 JON FOULKE IM Basketball 2.3. Golf I. Tennis I. Hockey Club 2 -4 BOBBI FREEMAN Honor Roll I. Track 4. Viking Revue 4 ANDREW M. FROELICH “Solemn Henry Basketball 2. IM Basketball 3. 4. Cross Country 2. Drama Club 3.4. FCA 4. Spanish Club 3. 4. Stage Crew 3. 4. Viking Revue 3. 4. Yearbook 4 STEVEN JOSEPH FROMKNECHT “Snake Baseball I • 4. Basketball 2. IM Basketball 3.4. Football I - 4. Honor Roll I - 4. Viking Revue 4 LIKES: Watching girls walk down the hall DISLIKES: Getting caught watching girls walk down the hall THERESA GAGLIARDO Golf 4. Art Club 2. Spanish Club I STEPHANIE ANN GERICKE “Steff IM Basketball I. Class Officer I, Chamber Singers I. Cheerleader I - 4. Cho- rus I. 2. 4. Fox Valley Chorus I. 2. Track I. Homecoming Comm. I - 4. Madrigal Singers 2. Pep Club I -4. St. Council I -4. Viking Revue 3. 4 LIKES: Florida. Gladys and Dips, acting DISLIKES M. D. 20-20. B. C. C.. Homework You’ve got to accentuate the positive . . . RONALDGILLIS Honor Roll 1.2. NIIS3.4 “Have fun and party. JENNIFER GILPIN Bowling 1.4. DEC A 3 JAMES ALAN GLASER “Glazh Concert Band 1,2, Marching Band 1,2. Bowling I LIKES: Girls, beer, work, trucks, music D1SUKES: Teachers “Old carpenters never die, they just keep bangin' away.” STEVEN R. GLASS “Glasser Concert Band I, 2, Marching Band I, 2, Pep Band I, FCA I, Football I - 4. Homecoming Escort 1. Honor Roll 1,2, St. Council 2, Wrestling I - 3 LIKES: Oatmeal cookies, rain, girls DISLIKES: Exams, homeroom questionnaires “All sunshine and no rain makes a desert.” STEVE M. GLEASON RONNIE KAY GRANQUIST State Contest 4. Chamber Singers 2 - 4. Cheerleader I - 4. Chorus I - 4, Fox Valley Chorus I - 4, Homecoming Comm. 4, H.R. Chm. 4. Jr. Prom Comm. 3. Madrigal Singers 2 - 4. Pep Club 1 - 4, Viking Revue I, 3, 4. Homecoming Princess 4 UKES: Bro, B. L., G. M.. Coolo 1 and 2. Babes. WR1RV DISLIKES: DA “Never take it all, 'cause it’s easier and faster when you fall.” THOMAS E. GRAY Baseball 2, 4. Basketball 1, 2. IM Basketball 4, Bowling 4, Football 2, 4, Honor Roll 1,2 TRACEY L. GREEN DECA 4. Football 1.2. Wrestling 1,2 UKES: Girls, Co-Ed P.E., muppets. vacations DISUKES: Tests, exams, homework, yardapes OSCAR GUERRA Track 4, Reader's Theatre 4, Exchange Student From Brazil WILLIAM J. HAAS DECA 3. Basketball I, IM Basketball 2 -4. Football 2 LIKES: Miller. Michelob, country roads. MTB DISLIKES: Going to see Barton for admits “It’s been a long hard ride. CHERYL ANN HANLON Chorus I - 4. Fox Valley Chdhis 3, Vocal Ensemble 3.4. FHA 2 - 4, Interna- tional Club I, Library Aide I, Madrigal Singers 4. Music Contest 2, Speech Contest 2, Viking Revue 3. Yearbook 4. Spanish Club I - 4, Key Club 4, For- ensics 3 LIKES: Music, books, boys “Nirvana” FRANCIS HART STEVE HAUER LISA HAYES SETH M. HEMMING Basketball 1 - 4, Football 2,4, Honor Roll I - 4. Tennis I - 4 RICHARD L. HENDRICKSON Basketball Mgr. 3, Football Mgr. 3 LIKES: Ships, subs, space exploration. Star Trek DISLIKES: Soviet Navy, school administration “Live long and prosper.” BRAD HERZOG IM Basketball 3.4, Football 3.4. Track 3. Key Club 3.4 SHEILA JEAN HOKONSON “Hoky” FTA 4. GAA 1. Volleyball 1. Spanish Club I CAROL HOLLIDAY Marching Band 4, Pep Band 4, Honor Roll 4 DEAN HOLM BERG RENESSA HOLMBERG DECA 3.4 CHRIS HOOKAM Concert Band I - 4. Marching Band 1.4. Pom-pon Squad 2 DEBBIE A. HORNE “Deb” DECA 4, FTA 1,2, Honor Roll 4 LIKES: Tennis, skiing, football, music DISLIKES: Late people RANDALL HOWINGTON Basketball I - 4. Class Play 3,4, Chamber Singers 2,4, Chorus 2 - 4, Fox Val- ley Chorus 2 - 4. Cross Country I. 2. Drama Club I - 4. Vocal Ensemble 3.4. Newspaper 4, Madrigal Singers 4, Forensics 3, 4. Music Contest 4. Speech Contest 2.Stage Crew 1 -4,Track I. Viking Revue 2-4. Yearbook4 WILLIAM HUBER LEE ANN HUMPHREY Honor Roll I - 4. NHS 3.4. Pep Club 1. Yearbook 2.3 LIKES: Tennis, bicycling. California Life is a bowl full of cherries — full of pits.” MICHAEL INGOLD Baseball I. Basketball I. IM Basketball 2 - 4. Hall Monitor 4. Honor Roll I • 4. Stage Crew I. DEC A 3.4 JILL SUZANNE JESKIE Baseball Slat. 4. Cheerleader I. FTA 3. 4. Track I. 2. Homecoming 4. H.R. Chm. 2 - 4. Jr. Prom Comm. 3. Pep Club I. St. Council 2 - 4. Viking Revue 4. Wrestling Slut. 3 LIKES: � 33. racoons, football games, sardapes. eves DISLIKES World Lit. Smile JAMES KARCZEWSKI ANGELA KATSULEAS Concert Band I. 2. Marching Band I. 2. Baseball Slat. I 4. Basketball Slat. 2 - 4. IM Basketball I 3. Class Officer 2. 4. FTA I. Football Stat. 4. Badmin- ton 3. Hall Monitor 3. Homecoming Comm. I - 4. H.R. Chm. I. 3. Honor Roll 1.3 LIKES: K. W.. the dips. GTBOHRN s.Coolo’s I and 2 DISLIKES: Early Saturday nights, hangovers, getting caught Friends arc for keeps — long distance is the next best thing to being there.” i v 25 JAMES WILLARD KAUTZ “Abner ’ Baseball I 4. Basketball I. 2. IM Basketball 3. Football I. 3. 4. C.olf 2. Mall Monitor 3. Jr. Rotanan 4. Yearbook 4. Art dub 4. Homecoming Prince 4 LIKES: People who aren't fake DISLIKES: Outrageous, loud people “If it’s there, do it; if it's not. find it. CAROLYN JAMES KENNEDY “Shorty Chorus 2 -4. Badminton 2. Speech Contest 2 LIKES: Making people happy, dancing, laughing DISLIKES: Not tin� much! -Look up. look down, look all around, but as you lt ok. smile, laugh, and be happy. LAURA KENYON Honor Roll I - 4. St. Council I. 2 LESLIE KING Pep Club I. SOS 2 MICHAEL JAMES KINTZ Baseball I. Basketball I. IM Basketball 3. 4. FCA 4. Football I - 4. Honor Roll I.Track4 “It doesn't matter whether you win or lose, until you lose.” PAMELA KLIMOWSKI 0 JUDY LYNN KRALOVIC Track 3.4 KATHARINE KULLER IM Basketball 4. Drama C'lub 4. French Club 3. 4. Hall Monitor 4. Honor R� ll 3. NHS 3.4. Speech Contest 4. Forensics 4. AFS 3.4 26 RICHARD KUNZELMAN Track 2. Office Aide 2 CALVIN W. LARSON IM Basketball 3. football I - 4. Track 3. Viking Revue 3. Wrestling I. 4. Spanish Club 2. 3 LIKES: Sports, girls, movies ANN LOUISE LOVETT Forensics I. Gecohi Counselor 4. Homecoming Princess 4. Key Club 4. Drama Club 2. Spanish Club I. 2. Badminton 3. Homecoming Comm. I - 4. H R Chm. 3. 4. Honor Roll 2 - 4. Jr. Prom Comm. 3. Pom-pon Squad 2 - 4. St. Council I - 4. Viking Revue 3. Chm. 4. Yearbook 4. Baseball Stat. I LIKES Homer DISLIKES Walking dogs “May the best days of your past be the worst days of your future. CAROL JEAN LUNDGREN Cheerleader I - 3. Debate Club 4. Drama Club I. FTA 3.4. CiAA I. 2. Track I - 3. Basketball 4. Honor Roll 4. Pep Club I. 2 LIKES: Lunch, skiing, writing poetry “It’s not what you know, it’s who you know RENEE LARSON Concert Band I - 4. Marching Band I - 4. Spanish Club I. Honor Roll I - 4. Pep Club 1. Y ear book 4. Art Club 4 GARY W. LESMANN LIKES: Catching the breeze when you open the gym doors DISLIKES Freshmen THOMAS JOE LIVINGSTON “Livi” Basketball I. 2. IM Basketball 3.4. FCA 2. Football I - 4. Homecoming King 4. Honor Roll 2 - 4. Jr. Rotarian 4. Track I - 3. Viking Revue 4 LIKES: Sports, girls, movies CAROL LORENZ CALVIN LUNSTRUM IM Basketball 4. Bowling 3,4, Honor Roll I - 4 MARGO ANN MAIER “Marge” Spanish Club 2,3. Concert Band 1 - 4, Marching Band I, Pep Band 1, GAA 1, Badminton I • 3. Honor Roll 4, Pom-pon Squad 2-4, Viking Revue 3,4 LIKES: Halftime, Cough, Mas’s bathroom, Jr. assembly ‘76 DISLIKES: “You’re losing lots of points,” geometry “Stand up for what you believe in.” DAVID MALONE Baseball 1 -4, Basketball 1.2, IM Basketball 3,4, Bowling 3,4, Golf 1,3,4 DOROTHY JEAN MALONE Bowling 4, Class Officer 3, Cheerleader 1 - 4, Softball 4, Homecoming Attendant 4, Homecoming Comm. 1, 3, Chm. 4, H.R. Chm. 1, 2, Honor Roll 4. Jr. Prom Comm. 3, St. Council 1 - 4, Sec. 4, Viking Revue 1,3,4, Pep Club LIKES: S. H., friends. The Horseshoe, my monkey DISLIKES: Walking home in the rain “It’s always darkest before the dawn.” DONNA MARTIN MARK MATHENY Live life to the fullest. THOMAS J. MAYER “Pudge” IM Basketball 3,4, Golf I, Honor Roll 1, St. Council I, Tennis 1 - 3, Hockey Club 1-4 LIKES: Miller, Bill’s basement, country roads DISLIKES: Admits, slammer. The Knife Patrick McClendon JANET LYNN McDOWELL “Baby Doll” IM Basketball I, 2. Class Play 3, Cheerleader 2 - 4. Chorus 3, 4, Fox Valley Chorus 3. 4, GAA 1, 2, Tennis I, Honor Roll I - 3, Pep Club I, 2. Vikin Revue 1 - 4 LIKES: Kittens, Italians, chocolate DISLIKES: Hunters, yogurt, cheap wine “You’ll never know until you try.” nancy McIntosh PAT McQUILKIN IM Basketball 1.4. Bowling 1.2, Football 1. Golf 2, Track I GERALD W.MEISNER “Bud” Baseball 2, Honor Roll 1,2 LIKES: Cafeteria, parties DISLIKES: Library, parking laws “Do what you can and like what you do.” GEORGE MISER Class Play 3, Chamber Singers 4, Chorus I - 4. Drama Club 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, Madrigal Singers 4, SOS 1 - 4. Stage Crew 2 - 4, Tennis 3 COLEEN ANN MONAGHAN “Half-Pint” IM Basketball 4, GAA I - 3. Softball 1 - 3. Tennis 1 - 4, Badminton I. Volley- ball 1. Basketball 1 - 4, Honor Roll 1 - 4, NHS 3,4, Spanish Club 2,3 LIKES: Sports, vacations. Hawaii, J. T. B., movies DISLIKES: Practices, sprints, tests, exams “Some people think it’s holding on that makes someone strong. Sometimes it’s letting go.” LINDA SUE MONTANA Yearbook 4. Pep Club I LIKES: MBF-LD, MIB, G. L.. weekends, friends “D.U.Y.D.C.T.” CARLA LYNN MOORE “Hind” IM Basketball 2. Homecoming Comm. 1 - 4. H.R. Chm. 2 - 4, Honor Roll 1 Jr. Prom Comm. 3, St. Council 2 - 4. Viking Revue 3,4, DECA 4 LIKES: P.E. with A. L. K. C.. M. E.. and D. M., M. R. S. “It takes both sunshine and rain to make a rainbow.” 29 DAVID MORRIS Concert Band I - 4. Marching Band I - 4. Bowline 2. Honor Roll I RODNEY MUELLER “Moe” LIKES: Two-legged deer DISLIKES Rags, gossip “Just a game LAURIES. MYERS “Basil IM Basketball 4. Bowling 3. Track 4. Honor Roll I - 4. Viking Revue 4. APS 4 LIKES: Ciood music, old movies. Prank Sinatra DISLIKES: People who don't respect others Mein geschmack ist enfach. Ich mochte das beste. DOMINNICK VITO PASQUALE PAULMBO NASTI “Domino IM Basketball 4. football I - 4. Wrestling I - 3 LIKES: Charlie Daniels. The Outlaws, late night parties DISLIKES: Rednecks, green socks. Blue Ribbon beer CONN IE JO NELSON “C. J Bowling 2 - 4. Class Play 2. Debate Club 3.4. Volleyball I. 3.4. Honor Roll I. 2. Math Contest I - 4. SOS 2. Viking Revue 2 - 4. APS 3. 4. French Club 2 - 4. Key Club 4 LIKES: Everything except homework DISLIKES: People who ask me my dislikes “Never too early to smile. NANCY ANNETTE NEPSTEAD Track I. Office Aide I - 4. Pep Club I. Track Stat. I - 4. Crosscountry Stat. I -3 LIKES: J. F.. summer “We wish for more in life rather than more of it. PATRICIA NIELSEN Track 4. Basketball 1.4. Pep Club 1.2. Viking Revue 2. Spanish Club I SANDRA NUGENT (Transferred from Chelsea. Michigan) Concert Band 3. 4. Debate 3. Honor Roll 3. 4. Pom-pon Squad 3. 4. Viking Revue 3.4. Art Club 4 “Look, think, listen. Through others, learn to understand ourself and learn to care. 30 « JAN E OGDEN Chorus I • 4. Fox Valley Chorus I • 3. SOS 3. Vikinu Revue 3.4 LIKES Summer, music, hoys, badminton RANDALLOLAH Chorus I. lux Valiev Chorus I PAMELA JOY OLSON “Shorty IVI Basketball 4. CiAA 2. Pep Club 2. Bowling 4 I.IKLS Bowling, camping, outdoors, freedom DISLIKES Being indoors JOHN FREDERICK PAULK “Paulkydude Concert Band I. Wrestling I - 4. Gecohi Counselor 4 LIKES: Olympia. Nags Head. N.C.. skiing, concerts DISLIKES Homework, taking the trash out If they don't like it. they'll get over it and go for it.” MCA 4 JULIE LYNN PETERSON “Jules LIKES: Swimming, music, parties, animals -D SI IKES Stuck-ups. two-faced people “Live it while you can: always look on the bright side of things and take each day as it comes. PAULA JEANNE PETERSON “Pete Class Play I. Chorus I - 3. Drama Club I. 2. Homecoming Comm. 4. Honor Roll I. 2. Stage Crew I. 2. Viking Revue 3. 4. Yearbook 4. Football Slat. 4. Wrestling Stat. 4 LIKES: Matt-boy. wittle puppies. Springsteen D SI.IKES: l ough guys, tonsils, arguments “Life is w hat you make u.“ CYNTHIA MARIE PISARCIK “Cind French Club l. l rack 3. Volleyball I. Homecoming Comm. 3.4. Honor Roll I - 4. Pep Club I. Pom pon Squad 3. 4. St. Council 4. Baseball Stat. I. Art Club 4. Gecohi Counselor 4 LIKES: Boston, yellow, pineapple, summer DISLIKES: Exams, arguments, grape Bubble Yum “Time dt esn t wait for me. it keeps on goin “ TIM POPE Chorus 3.4. Fox Valiev Chorus 3. 4. Cross Country I - 3. FCA I - 3. Track I. 2. Viking Revue 3 31 MELISSA ANN POST “Missy IM Basketball 4. Library Aide 3 RUTH ANN PRINC E “Ruthie IM Basketball 4. Track 2. Volleyball 3. FTA 4. Homecoming Attendant 3. Honor Roll 1. 3.4. Spanish Club 1.2. Pep Club I LIKES Gary, track. Friday nights, summer DISLIKES: School, homework ELIZABETH QUETSCH IM Basketball 4. DECA 4 COLLEEN HEATHER QUINN Marching Band 3. GAA I. Tennis 2. Track I - 3. Badminton I. Basketball I - 3 LIKES: Food, track, skiing “You can do anything if you really want to do it. NANCY ELLEN REIF “Reifer Chamber Singers 2. 3. Chorus 2 - 4. Fox Valley Chorus 2 - 4. Drama Club I. FTA 3. 4. Track 4. Newspaper 3. Hall Monitor 4. Homecoming Comm. I - 4. H R. Chm. 2. 3. Honor Roll I - 4. Speech Contest I. 4. St. Council 2. 3. Viking Revue I. Forensics 2.4. Spanish Club I. 2. JA 2. 3 UKES: Dancing, roses DISLIKES: Friends, graduating early It is only with the heart that one can sec rightly: what is essential is invisible to the eye. TIMOTHY RERKO Basketball I. IM Basketball 3. Key Club 3. VIC'A 4. I rack I. IM Volleyball 2 SCOTT C. ROSEN FELDER “Mario Basketball I. 2. IM Basketball 3. 4. Bowling 3. 4. boot ball 2. 3. Honor Roll 3. 4. Tennis I - 4 I.IKES: Sports DISLIKES Tests, exams. Fnglish STEPHEN RYAN SAUNDERS “Steve Concert Band I - 4. Marching Band I - 4. Pep Band I - 3. Instrumental I nsomble I - 3.1 rcnch Club I • 3. Honor Roll I - 4. Math ( onlcst 4. Nl IS 4 LIKES: Scuba, grapefruit DISLIKES Phonies, exams “If vou cannot dazzle them with your intelligence, baffle them with your bull 32 LISA MARIE SCHMITZ “Theise IM Basketball 2. FTA 3. Track 3. Homecoming Comm. 3, 4. Pep Club 1, Pom-pon Squad 2 - 4. St. Council 4, Viking Revue 3.4, Spanish Club 2,3 LIKES: Bob. Pom-pon. summer of ‘75 DISLIKES: Admits, green blobs “Stay loyal to your best friends (1,3. and 4)” RUSS SCHULZ VICA 3.4 STEVEN R. SCOTT “Dadio Baseball I - 3. Basketball 1,2, IM Basketball 2 - 4. Bowling 3,4, FCA 3, Foot- ball 1 - 4. Honor Roll 1.2, Jr. Rotarian 4. Viking Revue 4 LIKES: Sports DISLIKES: Admits, exams “Bud Bros, rule!” MARK JOSEPH SHARP “Robo” IM Basketball 3.4. Bowling4. FCA 1 - 4. Football I - 4. Newspaper 4. Honor Roll 3,4, Track I - 3, Viking Revue 4. Hockey Club 1,2 LIKES: Sports, pinball DISLIKES: Exams, firebirds in the snow TODD MICHAEL SHARP “Sharpy Football I - 4. Wrestling 2 - 4 I LIKES: Girls, sports DISLIKES: Essays, exams, injuries BRUCE JOSEPH SIMPSON, JR. I Forensics 2 - 4. Spanish Club I, 3. 4. Class Play 2 - 4. Drama Club 2-4, Debate Club 3, Newspaper 2, 3. Honor Roll 1 - 4, Math Contest 3, 4. Speech Contest 3.4, Tennis I - 4. Viking Revue 3.4 LIKES: Monty Python and other British humor “Lower but must raise.” JOHN SKOGLUND CATHERINE M. SMITH IM Basketball 3. Basketball 1. 2, Homecoming Attendant 2, Honor Roll 1, 2, Pep Club I. Pom-pon Squad 3,4, Viking Revue 3.4 33 DANIEL R. SMITH “Smitty Basketball I • 4. Football I - 4. Track 2. 3 MARLA RUTH STEEL “Lunar Spanish Club I - 4. Art Club 4. C oncert Band I - 4. Marching Band I - 4. Pep Band I - 4. Instrumental Ensemble 2 - 4. FHA 2 - 4. FTA I - 4. Badminton 2. 3. Honor Roll I. 3.4. Library Aide I. 2. Viking Revue 2 - 4. Yearbook 3.4 LIKES: Music, gardening, monopoly, football DISLIKES: School You can't have friends if you aren't one yourself. ERIC STEIN Concert Band I - 4. Jazz Band 4. Marching Band I - 4. Drama Club 3. Honor Roll I. 2. Pep Band I BARBARA JEAN STROBEL Class Play 4. Chorus I - 4. Fox Valley Chorus I - 4. Hall Monitor 3,4 LIKES: Music, shopping DISLIKES: Exams Look at the bright side of everything and smile: life is too short to have frowns. TIMOTHY MATTHEW SUMINSKI “Duck Concert Band I. Marching Band I. Baseball I -4. Basketball I -4. FC'A I -4. Pres. 4. Football I - 4. Jr. Rotarian 4. St. Council I. Homecoming Prince 4. Gecohi Counselor 4 LIKES: Sports, low B DISLIKES: B. B.. C. B.. bathrooms EILEEN MARY SUTHERLAND “Suds IM Basketball 2. GAA I. Softball 3.4. Homecoming Comm. 4. H.R.Chm. I - 4. Jr. Prom Comm. 3. Pep Club I. St. Council 2 - 4. Viking Revue 2 - 4. Year- book 4. Art Club 4 LIKES: Wally, parties in Reen's van. B. D. and R DISLIKES: S. C. 16 at the most 17 Plan to succeed: the price of success is always cheaper than the cost of THOMASTHOMAS DECA 4. Basketball I KATHLEEN ANNETOTZ FTA 4. Honor Roll I - 4. Pom-pon Squad 2. 3. Viking Revue 3. Yearbook 3. 4. Art Club 4 LIKES: Florida, roses DISLIKES: Flat tires, admits A true friend is a friend forever. 34 JANET KAYETRYBULL “Fred” Honor Roll 4. Spanish Club 2 LIKES: Tunes, partyin' DISLIKES: School, homework “Life is a B.S. sandwich: every once in a while you have to take a bite. JULIENE CAROL TUCKER Concert Band I - 4. Marching Band I - 4. Cheerleader I. 2. Badminton 3. Honor Roll I - 4. NHS 3.4. Pom-pon Squad 4. Viking Revue 4 LIKES Beady-eyed cats. “Truth . B. C.. S. J P F. DISLIKES: Joey. weak, chemistry , hi. hi! “Cherish yesterday, dream tomorrow, live today. BRYAN KEITH UTZ “Uty” Basketball I. 2, 4. IM Basketball 3. Bowling I - 3. FCA 3. Golf 2 - 4. Hall Monitor 3.4. Honor Roll I - 4. Tennis 4. Track I - 3 LIKES: Bowling, basketball, girls, smokelessjohns DISLIKES: English, track in the winter “People want to receive love, but to have love you must be willing to give it. JEANETTE WALTER Bowling 2. 3. Chorus I. 2. Fox Valley Chorus I. 2. Honor Roll I - 4. Pep Club 1.2 LIKES: Camping, hockey, horseback riding DISLIKES: Exams, teachers, getting up early “Why shall I live today if I know what tomorrow shall bring.” MARY ELIZABETH WATERS “Fox” Class Officer 3. GAA I. Softball I - 4. Volleyball I - 3. Basketball I - 3. Home- coming Comm. 3. 4. Honor Roll I - 4. Jr. Prom Comm. 3. St. Council I - 4. Viking Revue 3.4. Spanish Club I LIKES: Player piano girls, the “crude dudes DISLIKES: Pre-engagement rings. “Hey. leisure suits It s okay to be afraid, but don't let it stand in your way. THOMAS W. WEBER “Web” Debate Club 3. 4. Honor Roll I - 4. Jr. Rotanan 4. Math Contest I - 4. Math Club I - 4. NHS 3. 4. Yearbook 3. 4. Football Stat. 4. Key Club 3. 4. Spanish Club 2 LIKES: Monty Python, lunch, play-off games DISLIKES: Elections, graduation requirements 35 TIMOTHY WELANDER GERALD GREGORY WILLIAMS “Greg” Concert Band I - 4. Jazz Band 2 - 4, Marching Band 1 - 4. Pep Band 1 - 4, Instrumental Ensemble I - 4. Honor Roll 1 - 4. Math Contest 3,4, Math Club 3.4. NHS 3.4. Viking Revue 2 - 4 “Lower but must raise.” WILLIAM ROBERT WILSON Concert Band I. Marching Band I. Baseball 2. 3. 1M Basketball 4. FCA 4, Football I - 4. Newspaper 3. Honor Roll I - 4. Jr. Rotarian 4. Tennis 4. Wres- tling 3 LIKES Football, baseball DISLIKES: Admit lists, student smoking in washrooms “Respect everyone, fear no one. JUDITH KAY WINFIELD “Jude” IM Basketball 4. Honor Roll I — 4. Pep Club 1. 2. AFS 4. VIC A 4 LIKES: Sailing. Woodhaven. roller skating, parties DISLIKES: Tests, car accidents “Life can be hard, but you have to learn to make the best of what you get. JAMES R. WINN “Elrod” Baseball I - 3. IM Basketball 3. 4. Football I. Newspaper I. Honor Roll I - 4. DEC A 3.4 LIKES: Sports. Michelob. dumb surveys DISLIKES: Math. English, science, history, referendum PATRICIA ANN WISE “Pippi” VICA 3. DEC A 4 LIKES: Skipping out. parties, race cars DISLIKES Media class STEVEN EDWARD WOKAS Basketball I. IM Basketball 3.4. Bowling 2. 3. Golf I - 4. Tennis 2 LIKES: Bowling, golf, basketball, baseball, tennis DISLIKES English JAMES WUHRMAN Football 4. Wrestling 3 36 PATRICIA LYNN YUILL GAA I. 2. Track I. Volleyball I - 3. Basketball I. Honor Roll I - 4. NHS 3. 4. St. Council 3.4. VICA 4 ' HEIDI ANNEZEGIEL “Critter” Concert Band I. 2. Marching Band I. Class Play I. 2. Chorus I. 2. Softball I. Track I. Volleyball 1.2. Honor Roll I - 4. Jr. Prom Comm. 3. NHS 3. 4. Stage Crew 1.2. Art Club I -4. VICA 4 LIKES: Rabbits, honey, poetry, sledding, silence DISLIKES. Bakers goods, motorcycles ”No goal is too high if we climb with care and confidence.” BARBARA OSTIN DOREEN MARYGRANACKI Concert. Marching and Pep Band 2-4. Stage Crew 1-4. Drama Club 2- 3. Science Club. President I. GAA I. Intramural Bowling 2. Softball I. Basketball 1-2. Volleyball 2-3. Tennis 2. Transferred from Rosary High School I. SENIORS NOT PICTURED: JOSEPH D. BOEHM LARRY CLEMENT JOHN A.CRANDALL SHARON DEMARTIN! ROBERT DISPENSA SCOTT J. ESTES TIMARIE JABLONSKI FRANK JARVIS KENNETH KENNEDY KEVIN KIRK ROBERT KLING THOMAS LAY DON MICHAEL L1ESINDAHL TODD LIN LEY SUSAN MALMBORG BRUCE McKEE paul McLaughlin MICHAEL MLALMAN FRED MYERS MICHAEL POMATTO WILLIAM PROVOST JR. BRIDGET QUINN PETER ROFTTIGER N ANCY SCHWENKLER MICHAEL A. STEIB LORRIE SOLIZ MATTHEW B. TEDRICK LAWRENCE T HOMPSON NATHAN WILLOUGHBY RICHARD YOUNG 37 “Bud-Bros. Rule Colleen. Linda. Lynn, and Margo all in a good mood before homeroom. A quick nap before the big game Pudge watches the pep rally from crutches. vAVAM VAM.mi vw, I Mva 38 A penny for your thoughts, Linda. ‘Jeez, I need a drink.' ‘Toad, did you hear about ‘Who. us? Wc don’t know what you’re talking about. Dr. Marcotte. What’s so interesting? Larry, during a football halftime Juliene. Ann. and Suds show some football spirit. What a fox! Like wow. what are you doing after the game' What is so funny. Stubs? Toad and Seth have a good time at the dance. Brad, are you missing something? Mike finds something quite amusing. Cindy, Ann and Lisa work on decorations. Carolyn and Heidi enjoying themselves Andy, giving us a skeptical look Smile, you’re on Candid Camera. What’s in your mouth. Mike? Getting nervous to perform, Cathy? First roH• (from left): Mgr Bucky Filbert. T. Gray. S. Hemming. K. Kirk. S. Smick. M. Sharp. B. Nowlin. T. Suminski, C. Wilson. B. Moseley. J. Kautz, C. Moore. V. Varley. B. Herzog. B. Wilson. T. Dunlop. D. Nasti. Second row: T. Livingston. J. Gorski. S. Fromknecht, J. Connolly. J. Gardner. S. Scott. M. Fromknecht. D. Pease. S. Dallesasse. D. Stevens. T. Sharp. B. Cottier. D. Eisele. M. Conterato. Coach Auchstetter. Third row: Coach Hoinkes. J. Herrera. M. Browne. J. Smith. J. Burns. J. Wuhrman. S. DeLaBar. D. Smith, M. Kintz. B. Soderstrom. C. Larson, D. Smuddc. S. Glass. B. Sant rock, L. Prince, T. Haas. WE CAME A LONG WA Y, BAB Y After losing two non-conference games in a row to West Chicago and St. Charles, Geneva seemed to be off to a some- what poor start. That all changed when Geneva defeated Batavia 27-0 for the first conference win. Adding a bit more promise to the team, the good guys in blue defeated both Kaneland and Oswego by a score of 20-13. These scores obvi- ously didn't show the capability of the well coached offense, not to mention the defense. Homecoming came and so did a good Morris team that Geneva handily beat 21-0 for a grand Homecoming victory. By this time everything started to fall in place for the Vikings including two well gifted running backs, Tom Livingston and Joe Herrera, who started closing in on some records. Geneva continued on its winning record by beating last year's conference champs. Sycamore, in a game filled with touchdowns. The next foe was Plainfield, the so-called confer- ence favorites, and good old Mr. Bell got his team taken to the cleaners that night with a 35-14 win for the Vikes, who the fol- lowing week beat Waubonsie Valley easily, to end up as con- ference champs with a 7-0 record and 7-2 overall. Beginning with the first playoff game at Harvard, Geneva gladly beat the Hornets 28-13 in a much talked about game. The second round game brought Benet to Geneva in a beauti- fully played game by both teams. The score 30-28 showed how close a game it really was. This win brought Geneva to the semi-final game against Geneseo. Half the town made the long ride out to Geneseo to see the Vikes play their last game of the season, as the time on the clock slipped away with the final score 21-14, Geneseo victors, as well as 3A champs the following week. 44 Vikes square off against opponent. Coach Hoinkes is ready for anything. Mark Sharp Calvin Larson Steve Glass Dom Nasti Bill Wilson Mike Browne Steve Fromknccht Seth Hemming Tom Livingston Tim Suminski Steve DcLa Bar l orn Gray Jim Kautt Marc Conterato Boh Cottier Todd Sharp Dan Smith Jim Wuhrman Mike Kintz Kevin Kirk Steve Scott 'Ik.1 • Left. Center. Right: Livingston shows how to get the ball rolling. Pease sets up to unload. Suminski shows picture-perfect form. (1) Coach Hoinkes totally „ agreeing with a call from the man in the stripes. (2) Stats. Paula Peterson and Matt Benson. (3) Stats. Tom Weber and Connie Nelson. (4) Stats. Pat Bricher and Angela Katsuleas. (5) Bob Moseley showing off. (6) Phil showing us how he can run. (7) V. Var concentrat- ing on the game with enthu- siasm. 49 (1) Suminski working on a kick return. (2) Joey can tackle also. (3) Suminski lays one down. (4) Someone brought a dirty maga- zine. (5) Domino decides to stop a Hornet gain like a nice linebacker should. ALLCONFERENCE Dave Pease Tom Livingston Joe Herrera Tom Gray Todd Sharp Steve Glass Brad Herzog i IP Dom Nastiw Bruce Nowlin Bob Cottier ' I Dave Smudde Bruce 1 Mark Sharp HONORABLE MENTION m' Mike Browne , Mike Fromknecht Steve DeL.aBar Steve Fromknecht Dennis F.isele Chuck Wilson ALLSTATE. ALL ARE A Tom Livingston Front row (from left): J. Wibben, D. Harrison. M. Andreason. C. Emma. B. Albertson. R. Carlson, J. Gregory’. B. Lang. Second row (from left): B. Kintz, J. Swisher, T. Padden. R Livingston. J. Lang. R. Browne. P. Christopher, C. Elliot. D. Nelson. Third row (from left): C. Parks, B. Paulk. B. Campbell. P. Froelich. J. Haas. M. Searcy. M. Donley. Fourth row (from left): Coach Jerry Vitton. R. Rothccker. D. Pierson. B. Calbcrt. D. Bashaw, E. Diehl, P. Temple. Coach John Barton. Left: Enc Diehl high steps his way past Oswego Defenders for a Viking score. Little Pete Froelich leads Halfback Tim Padden through a small hole in the Oswego Defense. The Vikings started out with a big win over W. Chicago. Then they were defeated by a much larger St. Charles squad but came right back with a decisive win over Batavia. The Vikings coasted the rest of the way with wins over Kaneland, Oswego, previously unbeaten and un- scored upon Morris, unbeaten Sycamore. Plainfield, and finally an easy win over Waubonsie Val- ley. This season was a true credit to the Viking team and their fine coaches. Rob Livingston breaks through a hole while shed- ding a would-be tackier. Sophomore Football 51 Sophomores Richardson, Dave Nelson, Don Bashaw and Pete Froelich enjoy the thrill of victory. Freshman Football Front row: Pat McLaughlin, Steve Hoefs, Jeff Perrington, Tom Schuman, Bill Vogtritter. Steve Smith, Steve Bncher. Brian Varley. Second row: Kevin Christensen. Ed Chase. Jim O’Donnell. Glenn Meisner. Ivan Cook. John Rothecer. John Minmch. Third row: Tom Becker. Mike Hagen. Tom Hennessey. Dan Walters. Paul Smudde. Bruce Carlson. Brian Ward. Bart O’Shea. Fourth row: Coaches: Jim Burger. Robert Schick. 52 Football Cheerleaders Varsity Cheerleaders fleft to right): Kelli Comick, Konnie Granquist. Kristie Granquist, Dorothy Mal- one, Julie Diehl, and Kristi Ward. Ul “Vikes are dynamite! Sophomore Cheerleaders (top to bottom): Tracy Dallcsasse. MegGericke. Lisa Phil- lips. Beth Meadows, and Jill Oddy. Tracy concentrates on the action. Freshman Cheerleaders (left to right): Kathy Pomatto. Kim Greer. Wendy Rasmussen. Carol Skoglund. and Leslie Hillquist. 53 Homecoming Enthusiasm was widespread, and everyone pitched in to make sure everything was ready for Homecoming ‘77. Members of each class worked diligently to put the finishing touches on their floats. Hall decorations were made and put up on Thursday, before the bonfire and barbeque. Downtown Geneva was painted from top to bottom with sayings such as “Vikings are Decent and Scalp the Redskins.” Spirits Running High Ready for a victory We chipped in to buy the cheerleaders flowers.' Enjoying the pep assembly, girls? The Parade Our mascot Einar and Lisa We’ll win easily.” The sophs have the right idea. Freshman cheerleaders look enthused. 55 cmpe fift XOM Senior float — First place Junior float — Fourth place 56 Freshman float — Second place Sophomore float — Third place amd King Tom Livingston and Queen Reen Emma On October 13th, one of the most exciting events during Homecoming week took place — the announcement of the royalty and the State Street parade. Followed, of course, by a very successful game! Prince and Princess II: Ann Lovett and Jim Kautz Pnnce and Princess I: Konnie Granquist and Tim Suminski Senior Attendants: Dorothy Malone and Matt Benson Junior Attendants: Pat Brodie and Chuck Wilson Sophomore Attendants: Emily Nelson and Phil Sidney Freshman Attendants: Zibby Alexander and Tom Hennessey 57 Smoochie. smoothie! Sue’s entranced by her date. Puppy Love” Julienne and Bob Reaching for something other than stars, Steve? The dance is good, ya? Eskimo kissing Lisa’s fantasizing. Freshman Line-up Debbie discos down. Lovers’s Lane What’re they looking at? Charlie’s Angels Karen and Brad Whispering Sweet Nothings Jeff and Meg Somebody caught his eye! Pam and Mike Grand Entrance! Denise finds the camera man attractive. Wilma. Fred, Barney, and Betty Reaching for the Stars Julie and Curt Dummies attend the dance. Slow Dancing The Marching Band The Marching Band practiced through the rain, mud, and cold days of fall. They supported the football team and performed during half-time at all the home games, under the faithful direction of Mr. Pinter. (1) Sue is engrossed with the Pep Assembly. (2) Wake up Steve and Greg! The Pep Rally is almost over. (3) “The Finale.” (4) Sally and Sally as they smash their cymbals (try that one 3 times fast). (5) Marching Band finally sees the light. (6) You can be a “star” in the band. (7) Smile Bill! (he uses Crest). 63 Twiriers and Flag Girls Flag Girls (left to right): Kathy Campbell. Jodi Beyer. Sue Jonas. Althea Kuller. Molly Farrell. Beth Hamilton. (I) (6) Pom-pon Squad (I) 1977-78 Pom-pon Squad Members: Row I, standing (left to right): Cindy Pisarcik. Sandy Nugent. Lisa Schmitz. Pat Brodie. Margo Maier, Judy Hanson. Debbie Peterson. Erica White. Sue Espel. Lisa Cowdrey. Stella Pruneda. Maureen Emma. Row 2, kneeling (left to right): Juliene Tucker. Julie Pankow. Brenda Nugent. Ann Lovett. Gina Ellis. Cindy Pruneda. Joan Flodstrom. Cathy Smith. Natalie Leathers. (2) Our own Miss Sunshine. (3) Yes. she can can-can. (4) Something catch your eyes, girls? (5) That much fun. eh? (6) Jungle Love.” (7) Senior Rec. (8) Cathy. Brenda, and Gina boogie down. (9) All together now. KICK! Row (kneeling): Jennifer Hill. Linn Herzog. Chris Oswalt, Kaisa Bowman. Lori Long. Mary Zegiel. Tamara Smith. Row 2: Brenda Broy, Ginny Prescott. Kan Andrcasscn. Mary Bryan. Cindy Merrill. Karen Schick. Sue Spencer, Barb Ashom, Sharon VanNest, Diane Rosenfelder. Kim Monson, Coleen Monaghan. Cindy Montana. Kathy Haas. Rhonda Nugent. Annette Cowart. Coach Julie Koivula. The 1977-78 Girls Tennis Team earned first place in conference for the third year in a row! This year's team had a lot of depth, which was evident at the Confer- ence meet. Third singles Cindy Merrill, first dou- bles Brenda Broy, Chris Oswalt, and fourth dou- bles Kari Andreassen. Karen Schick all took first place in their divi- sions. Second places were earned by Sue Spencer, first singles; Diane Rosenfelder. sec- ond singles: and Coleen Monaghan, Linn Her- zog. second doubles. Kathy smacks one. B stretches for the forehand. Cindy puts everything she has behind it. 66 What a serving form! The elf returns a deep lob. True concentration Girls Tennis Don’t cry Linn, it’s just a game! Backhands arc a breeze for Spence. Coleen does the twist. 67 Cindy reachin’ high Diane bounces the ball 3 times for luck. Action on the courts Chris does all the work. I Golf Team (silling): J. Ryan. T Bull. T. Diehl. B. Rogers. Kneeling: J. Matson. J. Donnell. S. Lavis, C. Woolfolk. D. Walston. K. Riches. R Bagby. Craig Shodecn. Standing: F. Cesarone. B. Dicnst. T. Landwehr. D. Cuscaden. D. Bull. D. Villwock. Coach Williams. Frosh-Soph Conference 7-0 Overall 10-0 Conference Meet 4th Varsity Conference 5-2 Overall 7-3 Conference Meet 2nd Varsity Record Geneva Opponent 167 Batavia 168 168 Waubonsie Valley 169 173 Elgin Larkin 170 178 Kaneland 170 178 West Chicago 183 173 Osuego 170 164 Plainfield 191 169 Morris 203 172 Aurora Central 181 162 Sycamore 166 Viking Golf had an excellent season at both lev- els. Doug Cuscaden finished first in the conference meet, after playing the last nine holes in the rain. The Varsity team placed second in the confer- ence. losing only to Sycamore, whom they beat the night before in a dual meet. The Frosh-Soph team went undefeated all sea- son but dropped to fourth in the conference meet. Both squads are potential conference champi- ons next year. 69 Varsity Volleyball The Varsity Volleyball Team, coached by Bonnie Gardiner, was faced with a rebuilding year. Senior Nancy Darnutzer was the only returnee with varsity action experi- ence. The team combined vigor and spirit with hustle in the court, and managed to improve greatly throughout their season. HIII-YO Varsity (I to r): Kathy Rovclstad. Deb Salerno. Ellen Waldow. Kelly Scott, Dana Shugar. Sue Erday. Nancy Hill. Absent: Nancy Darnutzer. Below: Kathy wants to join in on the action. Below: “Fancy meeting you up here.’ Sue believes in concentration “Hark, do I hear footsteps?” Deb does the bump as Nancy alertly watches. Jr. Varsity Team: Back row: Melinda VanDnll. Rojean Banker, Kim Weber, Kim Johnson, Katy Skaar. Shelly Tevis. Front row: Denise DeeDee docs a new dance step Gossman. DeeDee Birch, Lynn Vanderslice, and Helen Martynuick. on tfoc court. Volleyball Bonnie Gardiner coached the Jayvee Vol- leyball Team. The team consisted of enthusi- astic players, most of whom were freshmen. It was reported that these girls were so eager that they wanted to wear their uniforms at practice! Below: “Up, up and away” Mel pitches in for the bump. rrThe Rimers of Eldritch” CAST WILMA...... MARTHA JUDGE....... NELLY...... MARY ROBERT..... CORA WALTER .... EVELYN .... EVA........ MAVIS....... PATSY ..... JOSH PECK....... LENA....... SKELLY .... PREACHER TOWNSPEOPLE .....Rose Gregory ....Julie Williams .......Jon France ......Julie Larson .......Katie Estes Bruce Simpson ....JoAnn Pauley ......Mike Merrill .....Sue Marcotte .....Chris Pierson ......Cathy Smith Missy Wehrmeister .....Craig Hanson . Randy Howington ... Linda Marcotte .......Dan Duffy ....Chuck Nelson .....Scott Carlson Kari Pedersen Ginny Prescott Michelle Sipes Lisa Wallner 73 Directors and Technical Crew DIRECTOR ........................Miss Linda Quantock TECHNICAL DIRECTOR ..............Mr. Frank Church STUDENT DIRECTORS................Lisa Wallner Julie Williams TECHNICAL CREW...................Peggy McLaughlin Cathy Church Andy Froelich Mark Froelich Craig Hanson Neil Hendrickson Randy Howington “The Rimers of Eldritch” was one of five plays chosen throughout the state to participate in the Illinois High School Theater Festival, held at Illinois State Univer- sity. 74 Autumn Sports Records Geneva 14 Varsity Football West Chicago 27 Geneva 14 St. Charles 21 Geneva 27 Batavia 0 Geneva 20 Kaneland 13 Geneva 20 Oswego 13 Geneva 21 Morris 0 Geneva 35 Plainfield 14 Geneva 41 Waubonsie Valley 6 Geneva 35 Sycamore 28 Geneva 28 Playoffs Harvard 13 Geneva 30 Benet 28 Geneva 14 Geneseo 21 Sophomore Football Geneva 39 West Chicago 6 Geneva 14 St. Charles 22 Geneva 14 Batavia 8 Geneva 37 Kaneland 0 Geneva 34 Oswego 8 Geneva 40 Morris 12 Geneva 32 Plainfield 8 Geneva 34 Waubonsie Valley 14 Geneva 36 Sycamore 14 Varsity Golf Geneva 167 Batavia 168 Geneva 168 Waubonsie Valley 169 Geneva 173 Elgin Larkin 170 Geneva 178 Kaneland 170 Geneva 178 West Chicago 183 Geneva 173 Oswego 170 Geneva 164 Plainfield 191 Geneva 169 Morris 203 Geneva 172 Aurora Central 181 Geneva 162 Sycamore 166 Sophomore Golf Geneva 191 Batavia 226 Geneva 193 Waubonsie Valley 200 Geneva 188 Elgin Larkin 196 Geneva 192 Kaneland 221 Geneva 192 West Chicago 236 Geneva 184 Oswego 189 Geneva 174 Plainfield 200 Geneva 173 Morris 193 Geneva 169 Aurora Central 233 Geneva 166 Sycamore 168 | Girls Tennis w L T Morris I Waubonsie Valley 1 Aurora Central 1 Batavia I Sycamore 1 Wheaton North I Oswego I Rosary 1 West Chicago I Valley Lutheran 1 Wheaton St. Francis 1 Geneva Invitational Second St. Charles Invitational First Conference Meet First Varsity Volleyball W L Plainfield 1 Sycamore 1 Kaneland 1 Batavia 1 Morris 1 Oswego 1 Waubonsie Valley 1 Rosary 1 St. Charles 1 Valley Lutheran 1 East Aurora 1 Jr. Varsity Volleyball W L Plainfield 1 Sycamore 1 Kaneland 1 Batavia 1 Morris 1 Oswego 1 Waubonsie Valley 1 Rosars 1 St. Charles 1 Valley Lutheran 1 Freshman Football Geneva 0 St. Charles 14 Geneva 6 Batavia 8 Geneva 50 Kaneland 6 Geneva 20 Oswego 0 Geneva 6 Morris 12 Geneva 8 Sycamore 33 Geneva 46 Waubonsie Valley 8 Geneva Geneva 12 Plainfield 18 Autumn Awards Tennis Captain: Brenda Broy Most Valuable: Brenda Broy Most Improved: Kathy Haas Volleyball Captain's: Nancy Darnutzer Nancy Hill Most Valuable: Nancy Hill Most Improved: Deb Salerno All Conference: Nancy Hill AlfConference Honorable Mention: Nancy Darnutzer Football Captains: I odd Sharp. Tom Livingston. Steve Glass Most Valuable: Tom Livingston Most Improved: Mark Sharp Golf . Captain: Steve Wokas Most Valuable: Steve Wokas Most Improved: Dave Villwock Conference Medalist: DougCuscaden Varsity Basketball Front row: Seth Hemming. Frank Cesarone. Randy Howington, Tim Suminski. Bob Moseley. Bryan Utz. Second row: Chuck Wilson. John Gorski. Matt Tedrick. Mike Padden. Dan Smith. Dave Pease, Jim Niendorff, Bill Whiting. Bruce Nowlin. Coach Schick. Most Valuable Player this year was excellent shooter. Dave Pease. This shooting style helped John Gorski win the Mel Johnson free throw award. Above: (Bruno) Gorski stretches with all he’s got toward the basket. Right: (Melvin) Padden shows the form that earned him the name of “the G man.” (Jave) Pease shows his All-Conference form. (Touch) Tedrick concentrates on his follow through. Above: Dedicated Stats ( to r): Angela Katsu- leas. Carla Moore, and Colleen Quinn. Far left: Coach Shick explains his strategy. Left: Tim Suminski shows his stuff. 82 Fromknechi shoots over Batavia defender. Joe lets one go from the outside. Sophomore Basketball Phil puts one up while under some pressure. Malone drives in for the layup. Temple rises to the occasion. Statisticians Kerry Olah and Emily Nelson. Front row (from left): P Christopher. P. Malone. P. Temple. T. Padden. E. Diehl. C. Couch. A. Brown. R. Eislie. Mgr Back row {from left): Coach Hoinkes. J Brown. J. Gray. D. Pierson. M. Fromknechi. P. Sidney. D. Bashaw. S. Carlson. D. Nelson. Front row (from left): J. O’Donnell. T. Becker. P. Temple. T. Bull. P. Dohm. C. Offutt. J. Pinter. Back row (from left): J. Minnich. S. Williams. T. Pease. B. O’Shae. M. Searcy. K. Christensen. Coach Buchanan. Front row (from left): T. Huber. D. Coytt, T. Regole. S. Sandquist. M. Collins. Back ran- (from left): T. Schuman. D. Loewel. D. Wood. S. Wolf. J. Pcrnngton. C. Seagraves. Coach Browning. Basketball Cheerleaders Sophomore Cheerleaders: (left to right, top to bottom): Tracy Dallcsasse. Beth Meadows, MegGericke, Lisa Phillips, and Jill Oddy. Freshman Cheerleaders: (left to right, top to bottom): Julie Andersen, Beth Hamilton. Lisa Pattcrman. Ann Pitz. and Chris Oswalt. Varsity Cheerleaders: (left to right): Julie Diehl, Dorothy Malone. Konnie Granquist. Kelli Cornick, Kristie Granquist. and Kristie Ward. Captain Tom Livingston puts one up. League-leading scorer Joe Herrera lays it up. Intramural Basketball Having problems Jim? Dave Bull connects from the comer. For the 1978 Intramural Basketball season Tom Livingston’s team went undefeated to win regular season play. In the tournament Tom’s team easily made it to the finals where they defeated Tom Gray’s team in a close and exciting game. 86 Intramural Volleyball © Undefeated Champions — “The Fightin Suzies” Yes. Pease can jump! Cheater sets one up. 87 Girls Basketball J u n i 0 r V a r s 1 t y The Jr. Var- sity Basketball team consisted mostly of under- classmen. They were a hard- working bunch of kids, but they always managed to have fun. Captain Sharon Van Nest was voted the Most Valuable Player. Rhonda Nugent was named by coach Robinson as the Most Improved Player. Anne is dazed by Deb’s move. Tamara takes time out for a picture. Liana plays keep away. Anne means business. Feel like the middle of an Oreo cookie? Row one (! to r): Kathy Haas. Mary Zeigel. Liana Bolla. Deb Salerno. Sue Vondrak. Row two Coach Pam Robinson. Anne Furry. Sharon Van Nest. Rhonda Nugent. Tamara Smith. Lisa Bushman. Kelly Scott Varsity Well choreographed, girls! ‘B’thinks she can fly. Ljeft to right: Colecn Monaghan. Sue Spencer. Kathy Rovalstad. Dana Shugar. Coach Pam Robinson. Nancy Hill. Karen Shick. Carol Lundgren, Brenda Broy. and Kim Sitler. Some worn out players Karen outjumps a tall one. Forced to start the season about a month after most of their opponents, the Varsity Basketball team had a record of only 3-8. Key injuries also plagued them throughout the season. Even so. they managed to score at a 40 point per game clip. Karen and Brenda want to play London Bndge. Karen and Brenda are amazed at Nancy's ability. B 0 w 1 I n g a n d B a s k e t b a I I Intramurals Look out from behind. Meg! Intramural action Move out of the way. Meg's cornin' through! Wrestling 78 Varsity: (I to r. First row): J. Paulk. D. Alsip. B. Sodcrstrom. T. Langeness. Second row: Coach Auchstetter. C. Fairbanks. C. Larson. M. Benson. T. Dunlop. Due to the change in coaching, the wrestling season got off to a slow start. The varsity was plagued by injuries, which accounted for their small size. Although the varsity team didn’t win any meets, Bill Soderstrom took third place in Districts. Stats: (Itor): P. Pelerson. E. Sutherland. Sophomore: (I to r. First row): B. Home. J. Cottier, K. Sodcrstrom. E. Anderson. C. Kahl. J. Williams, J. Gray, T. Gardiner. P. McLaughlin. Second row: B. Searcy. D. Harrison. R. Livingston. C. Parks. J. Lang. M. Andreassen. P. Tevis. J. Wibben. Coach Schrbur. Freshmen: (I to r. First row): T. Wilkins. E. Anderson. B Monaghan. D. Steel. C. Kahl. Second row: P. McLaughlin. T. Burgess, T. Gardiner, B. Carlson. I. Cook. Coach Suhrbur. Dana faces his opponent. Mark has many interested onlookers. Wrestling Cheerleaders Varsity Cheerleaders (left to right): Donna Greer. Maryann Rosinski. Kelly Hillquist. Stephanie Gericke. and Janet McDowell. Sophomore Cheerleaders (top to bot- tom): Kathy Cagney. Denise Mon- tana. Carol McCord, and Laura Rogers. Viking Icemen Rodgris moves past defendei Simiek ha his eyes on the puck R van oo.CitionshitiiNt.-ll ill the net Rvan and Steven lieht I � « l� H e puck trimi rt H tlnnn Ictn I V1at on. J. Rvan. R Steven . 1 iarri «� n. Ii Rtnlper . J W illiam . .1. R van. Hm A m tlnnn • S. Yuill. I). u caden. J Vlatson. ( . Shtnleen. J. Smuek. ('. J« han t� n. B. Davidson. I Mayor..I. Rvan. I) 1ar h. Coach I Chalton Hocke V Despite a 3-23-3 record, the hockey team showed much promise for the future. A new coach helped keep spirits high throughout the season. With Bobby Rodgers ranking sixth in the scoring race this year, and onlv a freshman, the future looks bright for the Viking icemen. (clockwise from upper left): Foulke comes through a crowd. Matson makes a save while a teammate plays on the ice. Yuill chases after puck. Foulke flies down the ice with his puck. Matson awaits the next shot on goal. Girls? Bowling Front row: Kerry Olah. Mona Varley. Pam Olson, and Jane Williams. Back row: Jennifer Hill. Emily Nelson. Connie Nelson. Rose Gregory, and Mrs. Knorring. Also on the team: Mary Bryan. Val Lencioni. Karen Scribner. Pat Donahue, and Sydney Swanson. The 1977- 78 Girls’ Bowling sea- son began on Nov. 8th this year. The team prac- ticed at St. Charles Bowl twice a week for two months. There were six returning players including sen- iors Pam Olson and Connie Nel- son. The team’s High Scorer was Emily Nelson with a 186 against West Aurora. 96 Mary keeps her eye on the ball. Wave goodbye to that one. Val. Kerry takes a bow. Pat and Val take a breather. Bucky “Goodman” Steve takes a break. “Sisters” Randy sings his heart out. Choir Seth keeping his hands busy W I n t e r Sweet Innocence Singing is senous business. c o n c e r t Ray comes back to play Don't be so shy. You should see the dress she’s almost wearing! Leslie and John 100 Bite your tongue. A real man’s lady Bottoms up! Get down. Donna! Gee, your hair smells terrific! Saddle it up! Leave us alone! Jill and Larry We use Crest! Hope these strings hold up! Steve and Diane Can’t take my eyes off of you . . . . . . while visions of sugarplums danced in their heads Jingle bell rock Move over, Molly, he won’t bite. Smile! ‘Tis the season to be jolly. Whispering sweet nothings Chris and her mystery date Catch them a catch yet. Matchmaker? Viking Review Left: Debbie, Mary Kay. Dana, and Sue Right: Nacho with “1 Miss My Baby” David Cassidy (Ecck. pant, pant) and the Partridge Family Lookin' for action Moo! What are friends for? The inside story of Johnny Rotten Have no fear — Mongo Smith is here! Left: The Long 'n Silky girls Pep Song will never be the same! Looking into the future A day in the life of. . . Kaboom, kaboom Give a Hoot. Don't Pollute! Tammy Risley Truckin’ ‘79 They’re sexy!?! Dane emcees “Lose Your Soul' Shake it. Suds! Sing it, Yoko! M.A.S.H. OR WHAT? Run around Jill, Denise, Meg and Joan. Rcen and Konnie do a cute number. Dadio, Liv and Robo sing for the Calendar Girls. Gladys and the Dips v L . - rrTeach Me Mother and daughter chat. The evil eye The doll collection “Mrs. Henderson talks with “Bruce at Parents’ Night A meeting under the moonlight I think I better be getting home. 106 How to Cry ” The Cast Members Finalizing plans Don’t laugh. Bruce! This year’s Contest Play was honored with a unanimous first place rating in con- ference held at Sycamore. They received second place at district competition and advanced to sectionals. Included in the cast were: Sue Marcotte, Jamae Pauley. Chris Pierson, Katie Estes, Bruce Simp- son, Randy Howington, Laura Schultz, Kathy Grinnell, Linda Marcotte, and Vin- cent Smith. The directing and technical crew consisted of Miss Quantock, Mr. Church, Cathy Church, Craig Hansen, Andy Froelich, and Peg McLaughlin. 107 Whatcha hiding from? The tourists r Don't Drink the Water ’ Characters (in order of appearance) Father Drobney ... Ambassador Magee Kilroy........... Axel Magee....... Marion Hollander. Walter Hollander .. Susan Hollander .. Krojack.......... Bums............. Chef............. Sultan of Bashir ... Sultan’s First Wife. Kasnar........... Countess Bordoni.. ......Vince Smith .......Jon France .......Jim Hallers .......Dan Duffy .. Katharine Kuller .......Rich Bagby Missy Wehrmeister ......Mike Merrill ... Hap Henderson .......Andy Eisele .....Chuck Nelson .......Katie Estes ........Eric Smith .....JoAnn Pauley Director — Frank Church Student Director — Craig Hanson 108 Assistant to the Directors — Colleen Fischer Stick ’em up! The tourists plan their escape. The Ambassador’s son and the tourists’ daughter get together. It’s not the end of the world. Mike. Time out for a pic. Twirp Dance Marlene’s in seventh heaven. Away from the crowd How romantic! Wonder what they’re smiling about. . . Isn’t that cute? Don’t look so thrilled. Looks like they’re having a good time. Whose hands is she holding? Steve does the robot. The music isn’t that bad. Say “cheese”! Having fun? Such enthusiasm! Girl talk Lynn and Mike What are you thinking about. Ellen? Enjoying a slow song Janet, Dave. Frank and Kathy take a breather. Tim and Sandy spot the camera. Winter Sports Records Sophomore Boys Basketball Varsity Boys Basketball Geneva 51 Batavia 71 Geneva 60 Batavia 82 Geneva 44 Glenbard South 49 Geneva Glenbard South 69 Geneva 61 Sycamore 60 Geneva 47 Sycamore 56 Geneva 57 Waubonsie 62 Geneva 57 Waubonsie 46 Geneva 64 St. Charles 69 Varsity Girls Basketball Geneva 68 St Charles 83 Geneva 33 Batavia 56 Geneva 43 St. Charles 60 Geneva 81 Plainfield 64 Geneva 56 Plainfield 50 Geneva 28 Aurora Central 53 Geneva 62 West Chicago 82 Geneva 35 West Chicago 60 Geneva 42 Waubonsie 8 Geneva 71 Oswego 61 Geneva 57 Oswego 54 Geneva 25 Kaneland 57 Geneva 43 Kaneland 51 Geneva 52 Kaneland 43 Geneva 47 Oswego 60 Geneva 55 Batavia 66 Geneva 71 Batavia 79 Geneva 46 Sycamore 50 Geneva 55 WTieaton North 72 Geneva 57 Wheaton North 55 Geneva 2 Batavia 0 Geneva 53 Sycamore 59 Geneva 58 Sycamore 75 Geneva 45 Morris 60 Geneva 68 Waubonsie 45 Geneva 53 Waubonsie 50 Geneva 34 Plainfield 36 Geneva 63 Morris 62 Geneva 57 Morris 62 Geneva 47 Wheaton St. Francis 29 Geneva 72 Plainfield 57 Geneva 71 Plainfield 53 Geneva 38 Valley Lutheran 42 Geneva 91 Oswego 86 Geneva 51 Oswego 64 Geneva 59 Moms 50 Geneva 49 Morris 48 Geneva 59 Kaneland 45 Geneva 53 Kaneland 45 Geneva Freshman Boys Basketball 49 46 Geneva 64 Batavia 51 Geneva 64 Moms 44 Geneva 51 Oswego 63 Geneva 66 St. Charles 55 Geneva 68 Waubonsie 38 Geneva 35 Kaneland 25 Geneva 57 Sycamore 34 Geneva 62 Dekalb 41 Geneva 75 St. Charles 47 Geneva 55 Waubonsie 29 Geneva 37 Morris 43 Geneva 46 Oswego 61 Geneva 54 Kaneland 36 Geneva 52 Oswego 48 Geneva 55 Sycamore 47 Geneva 83 West Chicago 46 Varsity Girls Bowling W L Elgin Larkin I Kaneland I Oswego I Sycamore I Batavia I Moms I West Aurora I St. Charles I East Aurora 1 Jr. Varsity Girls Basketball Geneva 21 St. Charles 29 Geneva 17 Kaneland 35 Geneva 14 Aurora Central 27 Geneva 20 Oswego 45 Geneva 10 Sycamore 63 Geneva 11 Batavia 36 Geneva 8 Morris 30 Geneva 19 Plainfield 17 Geneva 19 Wheaton St. Francis 24 Varsity Wrestling Geneva 0 Batavia 64 Geneva 9 West Aurora 55 Geneva 12 Waubonsie 45 Geneva 6 WTieaton Warrenville 69 Geneva 14 Sycamore 40 Geneva 0 St. Charles 69 Geneva 0 Plainfield 64 Geneva 0 East Aurora 64 Geneva 3 Morris 63 Geneva 2 Oswego 61 Geneva 8 Kaneland 54 Geneva 8 Aurora Central 59 Geneva 13 Glenbard East 33 Jr. Varsity Girls Bowling W L Elgin Larkin I Kaneland I Oswego I Sycamore Batavia Moms West Aurora St. Charles East Aurora I Hockey Geneva 0 Lake Park 12 Geneva 10 WTieaton Central 3 Geneva 8 Oswego 3 Geneva 2 St. Charles 7 Geneva 1 East Leydon 4 Geneva 4 Willowbrook 7 Geneva 2 East Aurora 6 Geneva 2 Naperville North 9 Geneva 5 Wheaton North 1 Geneva 4 West Aurora 5 Geneva 3 Hinsdale Central 6 Geneva 2 Addison Trail 7 Geneva 4 Wheaton Warrenville 7 Geneva 2 Glenbard East 16 Winter Awards Basketball Most Valuable: Dave Pease Mel Johnson: John Gorski Wrestling Most Valuable: Bill Soderstrom tiustie Award: Jerry Ryan Most Improved: Mike Pomatto Bowling Most Valuable: Mary Bryan Most Improved: Karen Scribner Most Valuable: Brenda Broy Most Improved: Carol Lundgren Captains: Karen Schick Brenda Broy All Conference Honorable Mention: Brenda Broy Girls Basketball 117 The Concert Band was involved in four major concerts this year. They entertained their audiences with marches, over- tures, pop tunes, medleys, selec- tions from musicals and classical tunes. For eight weeks during the second semester there was a stu- dent teacher. Miss Kurz from NIU, that aided in directing and individual instruction of students. New this year to the music pro- gram was the Music Boosters organization which helped in fund raising activities and sup- port for all the music programs at the school. Concert B a n d The Geneva Band along with the bands from Si. Charles and Batavia ai ihe Tri-City Band Festival Jon and his “bone Doug pretends he’s “Doc.” Saxophones rehearsing 120 Enjoying yourselves? Jerry’s strummin’ away. Jazz ■y— IP ft f iTyI i -X • t U Get down! Orchestra Orchestra members faithfully practiced several days a week in preparation for their concerts. They also par- ticipated in the music contest and represented our school in the Fox Valley Music Festival. Although few in number, they never lost their enthusiasm. The many. . . Now the idea behind choir is to sing! Can you tell which hand had a maid to do the dishes? The Choir Officers 124 Harmony!! Cheryl and Ginny do warmups. Where’s the water? The lower voices of the choir Tim . . . faces of choir! Some sopranos singing Choir Even though the choir has gone through four directors in the past two years, they sounded very good and had a successful year. Members of the choir participated in the State Music Contest and the Fox Valley Festival. Some unu- sual warmup exercises were new for the choir this year. Brenda, keep your eyes on the music like Helen. Concentration!!! Brian lends a helping hand. The Swing Choir 125 Are sou cold. Chris? Come on. Melinda. PUSH! PUSH! Rnw I dell h rifihI) Vines Reif. Melinda Sodersirum. Chris Matthews. Mars Kay Sharp. Cara Perrone. I.on Cox. Row Shells lesis. Kells Connells. I'llen Waldon. Carol Rasmussen. Wends Rasmussen. I.aurie Msers. Coach Julie Koisula. Jennifer Hill The Girls I rack Team started to get into condition when there was still snow on the ground. I hex started running indoors until the weather became more suitable for outdoor practice. The track team was small this year, and because of this, many of the girls had to compete in three or four events. Front row (from left): Coach Burger. J. Smith. T. Dunlop. R. Betz. L. Prince. B. Huber, Coach Van Devecr. Coach Vitton. Back row (from left): E. Feet. O. Guerra. D. Eisele. M. Conterato. G. Birch. B. Davidson. B. Cottier. B. Soderstrom. J. Bums. Sophomore Track Marty Donely deft), and Jim Lang (below), show the concentration in their running form. Distance Both the varsity and sophomore track teams began their grueling practices in March. Despite the cold weather at the beginning of the season, they kept their chins up. and their legs moving. Front row (from left): Coach Burger. T. Huber. T. Shocman. J. O'Donnell. B Bates. M Donely. Coach VanDeveer. Coach Vitton. Back row (from left): B Paulk. D. Bashaw. P. t emple. B. Livingston. J. Swisher. J. Lang. M Andreasson. J. Palmer. J. Beardsley. E. Rusic. Girls The Viking Softball team had a record breaking number of girls out this year. Because of this, a Jr. Varsity team was formed. Even though the Varsity team took fourth place in the Conference, the girls played good ball. The team used the new pitching machine which greatly improved their hitting. Mary wants a good pitch. Twins? Bottom: Pat Waters. Karen Shick. Chris Oswalt. Julie Diehl. Dana Shugar. Top: Coach Bonnie Gardiner. Kelli Cor- nick. Sue Spencer, Carol Skoglund. Peggy Quinn, Sharon VanNest. The gang’s all here! Spence is keeping an eye on the pitcher. Talking business? Back row: Katy Skaar. Kim Siller, Kelly Scott, Sue Davis. Ginger Dazzo, Eileen Sutherland, and Lisa Bushman. Front row: Dorlhy Malone, Maureen Emma, Linea Larson, Ann Furry, Kim Weber, Jane Williams, and Pat Bricher. Front (from left): J. Kautz. T. Suminski. B. Moseley. L. Thompson. B. Searcy, F. Cesarone. D. Cuscaden. Back (from left): Coach Newbill. J. Herrera. S. Fromknecht. S. Dallesasse. M. Tednck. T. Gray. D. Malone. T. Matson. M. Fromknecht. Joe makes the out at first as Dave Malone looks on. Varsity Baseball This season the varsity squad had its ups and downs as far as good baseball goes. With a con- ference record of 5-7 and an over- all record of 5-12, there was plenty of room for improvement. The season highlight would have to be the double header vic- tory over Morris. Dave Malone got the win in the first game, and came in in relief to get the save in the second game. This year, sophomore Mike Fromknecht received the MVF award from the players, and Larry Thompson was awarded most improved player. Mike moves out to catch a throw to the plate. Brian executes throw to first base. Larry catches easy infield fly ball. «r — Larry watches the direction the ball goes as he lays down a bunt. 133 Joe looks pretty impressive with that swing. Sophomore Baseball Front row (I to r) A Brown. T. Regole. G. Meisner. D. Benson. C. Couch. C. Em Eiselc. P. Frodich. J. Matson. J. Donnel. M. Searcy. V. Marold. P. Christopher. ma. T. Naughton. P. Malone. E. Diehl. Back row: Coach F. Browning. J. Grey. R. 134 Freshman Baseball Jeff Grey and his perfect swing. This year's stats were Marcia Kaulz (top) and Joan Lake. hi row (110 r): T. Rcgolc. I. Cook. P. McLaughlin. S. Stewart. 2nd row: T. Wilkins. R. Tucker. G. Meisner. C. Segravcs. J. Perrington. K. Christensen. J. Minnich. 3rd row: D. Benson. T. Hennessey. M. Searcy. D. Lowell. D. Walter. B. Burns. Coach F. Browning. 135 Boys Tennis Team Squad: Back row (ho r): Coach Turnbull. T. Hull. A. Valles.s. Sandqu.st, J Williams, j. Gray. S. Lemon. B Rogers. R Bagby. D. Steel D Coit S Hoefs E Anderson A D. D. Henrenway.T D hlW,,P- She ,“n- B‘ S S Smick. S. Hemming. B. U C. Johanson, D. Bull. D. Marsh. B Wilson] This year’s squad, like last year’s, cruised to a second place confer- ence finish. The team looked good this season and has a good chance to take first next year. Below (left to right): Alan Alfredson, Doug Marsh, Dave Bull. 13« Seth serves an ace. Alan’s in the air after a serve. Does Scott have a tennis racquet? Dave turns for the oncoming ball. Dave Hemcnway reaches for a low one. 137 Carnival Carnival starts off with a bang! DECA participates in Carnival. Making-up faces Mr. Church looks happy to be in jail. Anybody want a pinata? The Three Stooges Trying to bribe the Warden? The old pull the tablecloth clean off the table trick. The inmates await the end of their sentence. If you don’t have a happy face, they can paint one on. AFS clean-up committee 140 'The Birds” I CAST OF CHARACTERS Pithetaerus, The Footloose...........................Rich Bagby Euelpides. The Footsore..............................Bruce Simpson Trochilus, The Butler Bird ..........................Angela Katsuleas Epops, King of the Birds.............................Vincent Smith Procne. The Nightingale..............................Chris Pierson Leader of the Chorus.................................Jon France Captain..............................................Steve Shasker The Priest Bird and Prometheus.......................Bucky Filbert The Poet ............................................Dane Utz The Prophet..........................................Pat Cameron The Real Estate Person...............................Sue Marcotte The Inspector........................................Cathy Smith The Lawyer...........................................Linda Mayer A First Messenger....................................Nancy Darnutzer A Second Messenger...................................Cheryl Hanlon Iris, The Swift, a goddess...........................Stephanie Gericke A Herald.............................................Jamae Pauley Hercules.............................................Mike Merrill A Barbarian God......................................Paul McLaughlin Neptune ........ ....................................J. L. Hollars and a Chorus cf Birds: Regan Becker Cheryl Hanlon Jane Ogden Pat Cameron J. L. Hollars Pat Schaefges Nancy Covey Angela Katsuleas Laura Schultz Nancy Darnutzer Linda Marcotte Steve Shasker Jon France Susan Marcotte Michelle Sipes Stephanie Gericke Linda Mayer Cathy Smith Kathy Grinnell Mike Merrill ASSISTANT TO DIRECTOR..........Chris Pierson Backstage and Technical Crew Rich Bagby Curt Elliot Jon France Mark Froelich Rose Gregory Craig Hanson Jim Karczewski Linda Marcotte Peg McLaughlin Jo Ann Pauley Chris Pierson David Pierson Tim Pope Bob Schaefges Pat Schaefges Laura Schultz Eric Smith Vince Smith Julie Williams ui ver Steve goes up the stairs the hard way. King Mark Geinosky and Queen Lynn Dale Larry and Deb make their entrance. 142 Dom and his lady Smile pretty. Brian! Steve Travolta gives dancing lessons. 1 told you. she s my date! Put your head on my shoulder . . . Pat and Bucky relax. 143 The Prince and the Princess enjoy a slow dance. where’d he go. Cindy? 1 44 Feel OK. Bruce? Laughter makes the dance go round. Mel and Tim Chuck and Honey Bun Elvis serenades Jody. What’s in the cups, girls? Flowers obstructing the view? 145 Kathic’s enjoying herself. Don’t care for her singing, huh Jim? Don’t get violent Robo! Chuck can’t wait till later. The odd couple Bruce and Mary share a joke. 146 Lori and Seth take a break. Does she bite? Baccalaureate Graduation June 13,1978 149 150 Spring Sports Records Geneva 19 Varsity Baseball Sycamore 7 Geneva 6 Plainfield 11 Geneva 8 Batavia 5 Geneva 2' Morris 1 Geneva 6 Morris 5 Geneva 2 Oswego 8 Geneva 1 Sycamore 3 Geneva 12 Plainfield 13 Geneva 10 Waubonsie Valley 11 Geneva 3 Waubonsie Valiev 4 Geneva 10 Batavia 4 Geneva 3 Oswego 5 Boys Tennis Batavia WL 1 Waubonsie Valley 1 Waubonsie Valley ' 1 Morris 1 [ Oswego 1 Oswego 1 Geneva 14 Sophomore Baseball Sycamore 2 Geneva 1 Plainfield 11 Geneva 3 Batavia 2 Geneva 6 Morris 8 Geneva 2 Morris 7 Geneva 0 Oswego 10 Geneva 2 Sycamore 13 Geneva 7 Plainfield 8 Geneva 1 Waubonsie Valley Geneva 7 Waubonsie Valley 2 Geneva 15 Batavia 6 Geneva 0 Oswego Varsity Softball WL Sycamore 1 Plainfield 1 Oswego 1 Waubonsie Valley 1 Kaneland 1 : Batavia 1 Morris 1 Geneva 3 Freshman Baseball Wheaton Central 13 Geneva 14 Aurora Central 3 Geneva 7 Wheaton Central II Geneva 2 Wheaton Central 11 J.V. Softball Sycamore WL 1 Plainfield 1 Oswego 1 Waubonsie Valley 1 Kaneland 1 Batavia 1 Morris 1 Varsity Track Kaneland WL 1 Sycamore 1 Oswego 1 Waubonsie Valley 1 Batavia 1 Morris 1 Sophomore Track WL Kaneland Sycamore 1 Oswego 1 Waubonsie Valley Batavia 1 Morris 1 Girls Track Batavia WL 1 s Kaneland 1 Oswego 1 Morris 1 • Sycamore Plainfield 1 1 Waubonsie Valley 1 Spring Awards Baseball Most Valuable: iviike Fromknecht Most Improved: Larry Thompson Softball Captain: Mary Waters Most Valuable: Kelli Cornick Most Improved: Pat Waters All Conference: Kelli Cornick Special Mention: Sue Spencer. Mary Waters Girls Track Co-Captains: Ellen Waldow, Kelly Connelly Most Valuable: Lori Cox Most improved: Wendy Rasmussen 9 AFS Club AFS Club Officers (left to right): Chris Kuller. Secretary; Sue Vondrak, Vice Presi- dent; Nancy Damutzer. Treasurer; and Connie Nelson. President. Look at those Brazilian eyes! Einar spreads the sauce. Lisa and Pepe from Ecuador 150 _ International Scholarships Fund raising can be fun! A.F.S. day Mark and Elaine Farrah’s having fun. Mrs. Woods enjoys the day’s success. Elaine finds the photographer again. Meike from Germany and her American sister. Andy and Hisayo spot the camera. 157 What’s so funny??? Kari carefully creates Kari and Renee display their talents. Art Club Linda works on the weight room mural. Debate Debate Members: (Itor): Dana Shugar, Connie Nelson, and Tom Weber. Connie prepares her argument. Dana gives her opinions. Tom psyches out the opposition with a smile. DECA and VICA DECA Members (left to right): Standing: Jeannie Walters. Lori Soliz, Tim Hayman. Rob Ireland. Ben Tyler. Kathy Gerhardt. Barb Ulin. Otto Miller. Bridget Quinn, and Debbie Horne. Kneeling: Stu Willoughby and Bob Schaefges. DECA Membersdeft to right): Standing: Betsy Anderson. Terry Anderson. Gary Lesmann. Mike Ingold. Bill Jonas. Carla Moore. Monica Akers. Jodie Brademann. Sitting: Lisa Collins. Brett Armbruster. Peggy Bishop, and Linda Fla- mand. 160 VICA Members deft to ri ht): Todd Linley. Rod Mueller. James Glaser. Tim Rerko. Tim Kohorst. Bryan Utz. Nancy McIntosh. Tom Payleitner. Sue Malmborg. Pat Yuili, Russ Schultz. Judy Winfield. Judy Anderson. Nancy Schwenkler. Bonnie Rhodes. Carol Lorenz, and Deanne Rohde. 161 Someone cracked a good clean joke! They pack ’em in tight at the FCA meetings. President Tim Suminski and Vice-President Bruce Nowlin Saying a prayer at a meeting All smiles for the camera Fellowship of Christian Athletes 162 Future Homemakers of America Clare, Kim. Barb and Connie show up for a picture. Are you sure Julia Child started this way? 163 Future Teachers of America FT A Members (left to right): Back row: Regan Becker. Advisor Ms. Donahue. Jill Jeskie. Kim Johnson. Front row: Cindy Montana. Sharon VanNest, Nancy Reif. Kelly sees the camera. Cindy helps out Kindergarten Registrars: Stella Pruneda. Pat Abts. Carrie Houscright. Donna Greer. Sandy Davidson. Kelly Connelly. Regan. Nancy, and Jill conduct a class. 164 French Club French Club Advisor French Club Officers line up for a picture. Mrs. Freedlund French Club Members pose for a group shot. French Club participates in the Carnival. 165 Forensics Forensics Members line up for a group shot. Forensics Categories Randy and Bruce have fun. Please, mom? 1977 1978 forensics SEASON CONTEST PC AY - A rHUM oorr ' 'k� . L j k J - DRAM DUCT OuM INTERP ♦ ’ rRAOIO « • L , ■� k A k rDRAM INTERP Oratorical 0€C, rVERSE ► � k A k A k IxTEMP rORATORY k A k A rr n rORIC COME - k A ■■■■MB 1 ■MM Frankenstein junior? 1 his year Geneva hosted its own Individual Events Tournament, placing second in overall points. Speed team mem- bers also participated in tournaments at Rochelle. Kaneland, Oswego, and Sycamore. First Place Awards were won by Bruce Simpson in Original Comedy, and Ginny Prescott in Radio Speaking. “Teach Me How to Cry” was Geneva’s Contest Play entry. At the conference contest held at Sycamore Geneva once again received unanimous first place ratings from the three judges. After placing second at the District contest, the cast advanced to Sectionals. 166 An enthusiastic staff poses for a group shot. Insight Out Looks like fun. Deb. Rich is hard at work. 167 Key Club Members deft to right): Standing: Tom Anderson, Rich Bagby. Tom Weber. Cheryl Hanlon. Bucky Filbert. Pat Cameron. Advisor. Mr. Trueblood. Seated: Jim Gibbs. Seth Dibblee, and Pat Abts. Key Club Officers (left to right): Seth Dibblee. Treasurer; Bucky Filbert. President; Tom Weber. Vice President; and Jim Gibbs. Secretary. Whadda ya mean ya lost the instructions?! Seth tries to untangle the lights. 168 National Honor Socieh C£1X1A'I Present Senior Members (left to right): Back row: Fred Myers. Juliene Tucker. Tom Weber. Greg Williams. Heidi Zegiel. Dan Duffy. Middle row• Maureen Emma. Diane Farley. Walker Filbert. Ron Gillis. Lee Ann Humphrey. Katherine Kuller. Colleen Monaghan. Front row: Ginny Allen. Kari Andrcasscn. Brenda Broy. Pat Cameron. Marc Conterato. Lisa Cowdrey. Bob Davidson. Julie Diehl. Junior Initiates Back row (I. to r): Kim Sitler. Dave Stevens. Dave Villwock. Missy Wchrmeister. Bill Whiting. Chuck Wilson. Jeri Wuhrman. Jane Jcrrard. Chris Kul- ler. Front row : Seth Dibblee. Steve Lemon. Nancy McDermott. Stella Pruneda. Carol R.ismussen. Deb Sandquist. Mary Sharp. Dana Shugar. Carrie Houseright. Sue Espel. Nancy Hill. Senior Inmates (left to right): Back row: Eileen Sutherland. Bruce Simpson. Steve Saunders. Nancy Reif. Cindy Piscarcik. and Barb Ostin. Front row. Kelli Cornick. Lon Cox. Steve Glass. Tom Livingston. Ann Lovett, and Connie Nel- son. ft NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY A 'o £ Mrs. Stanford and Dan display the centerpiece. N.H.S. Officers (left to right): secretary Ginny Allen, pres. Dan Duffy, vice pres. Juliene Tucker, tutoring chairman Marc Conterato. trea- surer Julie Diehl. Mr. Mel Johnson, the guest speaker Candle power You’re behind the wrong candle. Marc! A few words from Dr. Marcotte 169 Pep Club Kathy concentrates. Having fun. ladies? Paint a billboard? You’ve got to be kidding! Pep Club Members: Back row (I. to r ): Sue Slowiak. Patty Donahue. Kathy King. Kelly Connelly. Sheila King. Front row (I. to r.): Julie Wendricks. Tracy Shugar. and Clare Duffy. Let’s paint the photographer! 170 Pep Club Officers: Pres. Sheila King and V.P. Kelly Connelly. Readers Theatre Readers Theatre staged two different productions this year. The first one “This is the Hill Speaking ’ placed sec- ond in the Little Seven Conference contest. The second, called “The Medicine Show,” was performed for English classes and at the District contest 171 Spanish Club j Viva el Club de Espanol! Above: A real live Mexican serenades Spanish club members at El Matador. Above right: Club members cheerily pose for a picture (say “queso ). Above: Einar enjoys a tortilla chip. Left: Spanish dub Officers (I. to r.): V.P. Pat Cameron, Pres. Lisa Cowdrey. Sec.-Treas. Esther Steel, and advisor Mrs. Woods. Student Council Student Council officers smile for the camera. Bombs Away! Council members ham it up. Where'd it go? 173 An asset Alley-Oop! 174 That’s not the way you do it! Dick Eastman Enjoying the sun and the band. Easy listening. So you’ve got good balance, so what? Cram Jam comers play volleyball. Drama Club Don’t mess with them. Andy. A scene from ‘‘Don’t Drink the Water. 175 Yearbook Yearbook Staff poses for a picture. Editor-in-Chief — Lisa Cowdrey Viking Review — Ann Lovett 176 Photographers — Lisa Cowdrey. Deb Sandquist. and Advisor Mr. Karlblom (not pictured: Rich Bagby. Steve Meisner. Scott Lavis and Susan Covey). Caught him in the act! Gone! (With a little help from Lisa and Pat). 177 Mid Valley Vocational F' . Sheri takes time out to smile. Heidi's busy at work. Tammy smiling for the boss He takes his work seriously. Kelly gets caught off guard. Kathy Hurley typing away M You did it. it's your fault! Who is Mary grinning at? Kim Maloney in the kitchen 178 Mike throws his book at the photographer. Would you trust Nacho and Greg in the kitchen? I wouldn't let the three stooges work on my car! It’s a stick-up, Chris. Julie practicing her typing John Gorski working at the drafting table Pal Abis Loretta Alessio Dave Alsip Steve Anderson Steve Barnes Julie Barry Nancy Barton Pat Bears Ron Bet Greg Birch Peg Bishop Jody Brademann Juniors 79 Pat Bncher Pat Brodie Kim Brown Mary Bryan Dave Bull John Burns Class Officers: Diane Rosenfclder. Treasurer; Cindy Montana. V.P Patty Waters. President. Chris Butler Elaine Cairns Greg Carlson Frank Cesarone Cathy Church Lisa Collins Mary Collins Kelly Connelly Jim Connolly 182 Dennis hisele Mars possc| Mike Garrison Jerry Ellis Rich Cowcn Scott Dallasasse Tod Craft Kern Danielson Seth Dibblee Bruce Dienst Sheri Drehs Tim Dunlop Doug C uscaden Tim Dahltrop Sands Davidson Sue Dasis Mike Donahue Pat Donaldson Sue Espel l.inda Flamand B Fratto Kaths Gerhardi Jack Gardner Karen Glszewski 183 Donna Greer Nancy Hill Rose Gregory Kelly Hillquist Jill Holtsberg Gerg Huebner Jenny Jacklin Jane Jerrard Tim Haas 184 Bill Knowles Steve Lemon Tim Kohorst Sue Leavelle Chris Kuller Val Lencioni Tom Landwehr Amy Lencioni Frank Johnsen Aaron Jones Greg Kahl Nancy Kidd Kathy Johnson Kim Johnson Tammy Johnson Sheri Jones Steve Kautz Shelia King Scott Lavis Denise Malone 185 Christy Mansfield Rose MeGettigan Toni Mark Peg McLaughlin Lisa Minnich Bob Miser Chris Moore Stephanie Nemeth Jim Niendorff Pat Nephew Bob Moseley Kim Novak Doug Marsh Steve Meisner Kurt Matthews Brenda McDowell Cindy Montana Tracy Munday Cindy Newlin Heather McFadden Otto Miller Bruce Nowlin Brenda Nugent Greg Offutt 186 Mike Padden Marlene Parks Eileen O’Neill Nancy Paul Julie Pankow Jamae Pauley Tom Payleitner Dave Pease Vanessa Peoples Kerry Pike Denise Prevost Larry Prince Dan Provost Diane Rosenfelder Dave Peterson Stella Pruneda Mary Ann Rosinski Deb Sandquist Carol Rasmussen Brian Rutherford Ann Sacrey Bonnie Rhodes Mike Richards Tammie Risley Joe Ryan Jane Rawsdn Paul Pinzino Pat Schaefges Karen Schick Mary Kay Sharp 187 Dana Shugar Pam Simmons Mark Sirotek Kim Sitlcr Steve Smick Dan Smith David Smudde Gerry Smuk Bill Soderstrom Esther Steel David Stevens Kim Thomas Jackie Thompson Dane Utz Barb Ulin Mel Vandril Keith Stewart Lynne Vanderslice Sue Ted rick Jeff Smith Vince Varley Sharon VanNest Lynn Vanthournout Mona Varley Dave Villwock Sue Vondrak Ellen Waldow 188 NOT PICTURED Kathie Warbcr Kris Ward Patty Waters Missy Wehrmeistcr Wayne Wendricks Kim White Karen Allen Julie Dohm Jill Frye Julie Larson Joel Lundgren Tom Matson Genna Mense Kim Maloney Mike Novak Jeff Rackmeyer Jim Salligerald Ben Tyler Dwight Wilkins Dan Williams Steve Yuill Lisa Hemming Jerry Wuhrman Dexter Young Jay Williams Chuck Wilson Bill Whiting Judy Wilder Joe Shaner Nancy McDermatt Vince Smith Leeanne Petone Liz Poole Bob Schaefges 189 191 Sophomores 80 Bob Albertson Rojean Banker Ron Allen Amy Barber Tom Anderson Sue Barnes Mark Andreassen Don Bashaw Rich Bagby Ron Baird Bob Bates Paula Beary Class Officers (Clockwise from bottom left).Joan Lake. Sue Formi. Meg Gencke Heidi Becker Dana Boyle Joan Bricher Joe Brown Jodi Beyer Ed Braddy Al Brown Rich Browne 192 Mike Brudcr Kathy Cagney Chris Campagna Bob Campbell Karen Brugwaldt BillCalbert Kathy Campbell Rich Carlson Scott Carlson Tracey Dallesasse Jim Chevalier Steve Daunheimer Phil Christopher Cindy Davis Jim Cottier Sandy Davis Chuck Couch Jim DeMar TimCrandell Jill DeMercurio 193 Steve Frascona Tom Foulke Jon France Laurie Fisher Joan Flodstrom Sue Forni Molly Farrell Ted Ferdinand Amy Fessler Antoinette Fiandaca Curt Elliot Gina Ellis Chuck Emma Sue Erday Tim Estes Eric Diehl Marty Donley Jeff Donnell Mary Duffy Chuck Durham Rich Eisele Kim Fraser Pete Froelich Anne Furry Jim Gibbs Jon Gray Judy Hanson Mike Fromknccht Jeff Gardner Glen Gillis Jeff Gregory Dana Harrison Meg Gericke Dave Glyzewski l.inda Gregory Ned Hascall Jeff Gray Kathy Grinnell Dave Hemcnway John Haas Debi Herschelman Bernadine Hill 195 Ed Hill Vicki Homer Bob Horn Emilee Howington Shan Johnson Cathy Ingold Eric Johnston Barb Johnson Sue Jonas Althea Kuller Bill Lang Cindy Liesendahl Joan Lake Natalie Leathers Rob Livingston Jim Lang Margaret Lehwald Tannie Lovig Chris Karczewski Nanette Keir Bob Kintz Marcia Kautz Patt Kendall Tom Kling Bill Kautz Kathy King Terry Kruthoff 196 Pal Malone Mike Mannion Sue Marcotte Vince Marold John Matson Chris Matthews l.inda Mayer Kim McCaffery Carol McCord Chuck McFarland Beth Meadows Kim Mendenhall Cynthia Merrill Scott Mitchell Mike Moline Cindy Montana Denise Montana Jana Morris Debbie Mountsicr Cheryl Mullally Tricia M unday Paul Myers Chris Nafziger Terry Naughton Dave Nelson F.mils Nelson Jill Oddv 197 198 Kerry Olah Tim Padden John Palmer Clay Parks Sarah Patterson Brian Paulk Ken Riches Kurt Rocttigcr Laura Rogers Mark Ross Rich Rothecker Linda Sanchez ' Joy Perrington Jerry Pcrrone Debbie Peterson Karen Pctone l.isa Phillips Dave Pierson Laura Pins Kathy Rcgolc Cindy Pruneda Gena Rhodes Sara Quinn Tracy Richards Phil Sidney Michelle Sipes Ken Sodcrstrom Nathan Sparkman Deann Siegler Sue Slowiak Melinda Soderstrom Sue Spencer Donna Simmons Kathy Smith Lori Souba Scott Sperling Traci Stonis Ann Strobel John Swisher Phil Tevis Suzy Thompson Bob Tolson Cheryl Schildgen Laura Schultz Brian Searcy John Shanley Randy Sherman Craie Shodcen Lisa Wallner Jim Wibben Doug Walston Erica White Pam Watters HHi m if i Alfredo Valles Jodd Wille Mark Vogelsburg Brent Williams Greg Vogtnttcr Jim Williams Julie Williams Curt Woolfolk 1 Peggy Ziegel Not Pictured: Kristi Bauer Bnan Carlson Mary Eilert Scott Kennedy Jeff King Chris Kozloski icTv Scott Joe Seidc W Dave Strahs Pam Thompson 200 Freshman Class of 81 Class Officers (left to right): Pres. Kaisa Bowman. Vice-Prcs. Claudia Johnson. Sec.-Treas. Zibby Alexander. Zibby Alexander Alan Alfredson Julie Andersen Mark Anderson Eric Anderson Barb Aschom Tom Baketz Mark Bann 4 John Beardsley Chris Birch Liana Bolla Tom Becker Dec Dee Birch Leon Borkowski Dan Benson Sue Black Kaisa Bowman Gayle Bern Becky Blakemore Sieve Bricher 202 Nancy Burdette Rob Burge Sally Burton Mike Busch Eliza Campos Bruce Carlson Ricky Cates Linda Challand Ed Chase Andi Chatfield Kevin Christensen Tim Clark Mike Collins Ivan Cook Nancy Covey Annette Cowart Chris Craft Kyle Danielson 203 Jay David Ginger Dazzo Sandy DeFoy David DesCoteaux Todd Diehl Virginia Divine Phil Dohm Kav Dolby Patty Donahue Sally Downer Tammy Drehs Clare Duffy Debbie Duncun Andy Eisele Katie Estes Sherry Evans Meg Fcsslcr Cathy Fields Brian Flamand Todd Gardiner Kenny Ford Penny Gicrtz 204 Denise Gossman Kim Greer Colleen Gusiafson Kathy Haas Michael Hagan Kurt Hall Jim Hanson Hendrickson Tom Hennessey Dan Herring Dan Gleason Michelle Gregory Barb Goddard Aley Grigorow James Hallers Beth Hamilton Jennifer Hill Leslie Hillquist Leslie Hish Steve Hoefs Steve Hotchkins Tom Huber Garry Hucbner Peggy Inberg 205 Gail Jablonski Lisa Jackson Steve Jaeger Lcannc Jcskic Kim Johnson Terri Johnson Barb Johnson Claudia Johnson Brian Jones Michelle Jones f Chris Kahl Greg Kasang Tim Kautz Kim Kelly Saundra Kennedy Sue Klimowski Clarence Kruthoff Alan Larson Linnea Larson Kevin Lasswell Janet Lupo Jackie MacAdam Ann Maloney Gail Mansfield Don Locwcl Lori Long 206 Pat McLaughlin Glen Meisner Kim Monson Al Montana Linda Marcotte Debbie Martin Helen Martynuik Marv McCaulev Kathy McDermott Dan McFadden Mike Merrill John Minnich Anne Moline Bryan Monaghan Debbie Montana Mike Moore Dave Morrison Duane Mueller Toni Nasti Chuck Nelson Laura Nelson Brad Nemeth Randy Nuckles Rhonda Nugent Jim O’Donnell Bart O’Shea 207 Chns Offutt Chrs Oswalt Sand Pankow l.isa Pattcrman Tim Pease Kari Pedersen Jeff Perington Cara Perronc Jerry Pinter Anne Pitz Cathy Pomatto Grace Poole Peggy Quinn Wendy Rasmussen Debbie Reese Terry Regole Jo Ann Pauley Pam Peterson Mary Prather Janice Rempe Pam Pavlak Chris Pierson Ginny Prescott Kathy Rogers 208 Bob Rogers John Rothcckcr Kathy Rovelstad Ed Ruzic i- 1 Jerry Ryan Debbie Salerno Joe Saltigerald Sieve Sandquist Kelly Scott Karen Scribner Tracy Shugar Rhonda Sjurset Steve Schasker Mark Searcy Katy Skaar Tom Schumann Charlie Segraves Carol Skoglund Wendy Smalley Dave Smith Eric Smith Steve Smith Paul Smuddc Shelly Spencer Dave Steel Jeff Stein Picture Not Available Earl Stevens Rick Stevens Steve Stewart Pam Storm 209 Scolt Williams Sieve Wolf Terrs' Wood Dave Yuill Mary Zegiel Charles Zick Deannc Swanson Syd Swanson Pete Temple Mark Trybull Rick Tucker Harley Upchurch Brian Varlcy Bill Voglritter Dick Waldie Julie VanDeVeire Shelly Tcvis Jim Trout 210 Dan Walter Brian Ward Kim Weber Lori Weiss Julie Wendricks Not Pictured: Mike Bennett Tom Bishop Dave Con Beth Fox Marianne Geskc Nancy Goings Lon Hughs Kathy McDermott Jo Milner Nancy Oslin JoAnn Pauley Tom Quelsch Vicki Shinault Tamara Smith Farl Smith Debbie Wine Jerry Wibbon Tom Wilkens Marcia Willc Jane Williams ►pending time alone “Let me make this perfectly clear.” Prison can he fun. The Boston Strangler strikes again? 215 Is it Phil or “Christopher ? Two “John's” in one place? I m sexier than you think Why aren’t you reading. Brian? Pat and Stella waiting in suspense Tricky Play 220 SNUG as a BUG in a RUG ALRIGHTA! Wail a minute! The fearsome foursome look on. 221 Dr. Donald Marcotte — Principal Donald Straughn — Asst. Principal Doris Neri — Librarian Ruth Swanson — Counselor Juanita Croft — Secretary Ruth Bentson — Secretary Secretaries Librarians Counselors June Gray — Secretary Jan Cox — Nurse W. P. McElroy — Counselor 223 Marion Berry — Secretary Stuart Mansfield — English Charles Williams — English Patricia Donahue — English Linda Quantock — English Gilbert Thostenson — English Frank Church — English English Social Studies Foreign Language Geraldine Stanford — English William Karlblom — English 224 James Newbill — Social Studies Ann Gorham — Spanish Victoria Mason — Spanish Donn Martin — Social Studies Ronald Kalicki — Social Studies Lynn Freedlund — French Thomas Suhrbur — Social Studies Dr. Catherine Broderick — Social Studies Carol Woods — Spanish 225 Marguerite Ankenbrandt — Math Robert Turnbull — Math Quentin Norem — Math Gerald Trueblood — Math Catherine Jenkins — Science Math and Science Departments William Cooper — Science Bart Machaj — Math, Science Roger Morris — Science Jerry Vitton — Science 227 Music and Physical Education Julie Koivula — Physical Education Pamela Robinson — Physical Education Gerald Auchstetter — Physical Education 228 John Barton — Physical Education Robert Schick — Physical Education Bonnie Gardiner — Physical Education Kitchen Staff Driver s Education, Special Education Janitors Robert Buchanan — Driver Ed Bill McDonald —Custodian Barbara Gottlieb — Reading Nancy Michel — Co-op (Mid-Valley) Michael VanDeveer — Driver Ed. Amy Knorring— English Resource 230 Teacher of the Quarter Donn Martin — Social Studies Roger Morris — Social Studies Science 233 A Sincere Thanks to Our Sponsors of 1978 Erelay's Teenshop Britches Payne Hardware 237 Mill Race Inn Viking Office Supply Shoe Biz 238 Standard Electronicland 239 Shutter Shack Geneva Girl Ye Old Provincial House Persimmon Tree One Hour Cleaners Ace Hardware Outdoorsman Dairy Queen Pier I Imports Lee Smith Needle Point Geneva Camera The Short Shop The Gift Shop Henry's Anderson Jewelers Filbert's Drug Store Antartex Frazel Entile Shoes Anderson Drugs Riley Drugs Gieshe Shoes Geneva News Agency Mr. Grossklag The Beacon News The First National Bank Woodworks Landfield Furniture Rocking Horse Toys Imperial of Dance Chandler Shop Ruth Cuts Cranewood Studios Union '76 Shell City Barber Shop Wolfgang Studio Central Market Stel Mar Fashions Tri City Transmission The Candy Corner Dr. Sacrey Mr. Radovich Dr. T. Gan Mayor and Mrs. Wrtod Ron's Pet and Saddle Shop Dr. Lovett Geneva Travel Service Richard Demay