Harlem High School - Meteor Yearbook (Machesney Park, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1975 volume:

Meteor Staff ■I Advisor: Mr. Ken Thompson Editor In Chief: Dawn Carlson t Advertising And Business: Carol Wiemken-Editor Kathy Acaley, Sarah French, Tammy Heilman, Donna llillenburg. Shelly Jacobs, Debbie Lund- vall, Dee Ann Ryerson, Kim Severson, Cindy | Thrasher. Layout: Terry Jenkins-Editor Beeki Anderson, Julie Anderson, Kathy Atter- bury, Nancy Bindenagel, Kelly Blodgett, Mary Delehanty, Laurie Derrickson, Kris Gough, Sheila Keller, Nancy Shoemaker. Photography: Tom Porter-Editor Jess Ashby, Blair Carlson, Eloise Espanola, Tim I Moore, Inger Olausson, Phil Oliveri, Phil Stoakley. I Sports: Chuck Runyard-Editor Dale Brinker, Scott Carlson, Becki Casarotto, Cindy Gunderson, Brenda Henninger, Pam Novak, Kathy Peebles, Jodi Runkel. Writing: Marilyn Pherigo-Editor I Charlene Eyster, Marie Grecula, Tom McCul- | ley, Paula Oliveri, Nancy Swenson, Julie White. Changes 1975 Table of Contents Student Life.............. 2 Seniors.................. 16 Bestest and Mostest..... 44 Underclass............... 48 Faculty.................. 92 Activities...............106 Sports...................118 Organizations ...........142 Advertisements...........180 Index....................212 Closing..................222 i The sky became overcast as the clouds of controversy gathered. And the building was, for the moment, a lifeless hull with no one to inhabit it. 10 You had been there before, and so introduced me. I did not find our visits unwelcome. I was with you, and ultimately We met with friends. And we didn’t stop there, did we Amerca? The Philippines, Okinawa, Japan, China, Korea, and the seas between. And now, Viet Nam! J What is our next journey, I fear I can’t travel further By my sons can. ’ . • And they are ready becausi I have told them what you mean to me. Oh God! Continue to shed His grace on thee, And guide fhv steps to eternity. I love you America! I love you, 1 love you! I By, � Elliott V. Converse, Jr. Commander, United States Navy (Ret.) 15 SENIORS 16 1975 17 Kathleen Acaley Cadet Band 1; Concert Band l,2;Symp. Band 3,4; Quill SctoII 3,4; GAA 4; Metero 2,3,4; Dis. Orchestra 4; Operetta 4; Girls Concert Choir 4 Gustavo Acevedo AFS 4 Foreign Exchange Student Jeff Adami A Cappclla 1,2,3,4; Oper- etta 1,2,3,4 Rosa Almanzar DE 1,2 Cindy Ames Kim Anderson Mixed Chorus 1,2; Operet- PerTy Anderson ta 3,4; A Cappclla3,4;Sec. 4; Class Officer 1,3; Home- coming Court 4 Cynthia Anderson Yell Squad 4; DEC A 3,4; Track 3,4 valone Anderson Yell Squad 4; Track 4 Liz Andrei Band 1,2 18 Wendy Apgar Vickie Babcock Maureen Bailey Robert Banks Nancy Bate Sue Austin GAA 1,2,3,4; Sec. 4; Class Officer 2,3,4; Cadet Band 1; Concert Band 2,Pres. 2; Symp. Band 3,4; Tennis Gub 1,2; Track 1,2; Bas- ketball 1,2,3; Tennis 4; Nat’l Honor 3,4 Julie Bailey GAA 2,3; Campus Life 3,4 A Cappclla 2,3; F.H.A. 3,4; Operetta 1,2; Clothing 1,2, 3; Tailoring 4 Steven Ballard Choir 1,2,3,4; Math Club 2,3 Jerry Barrone Mindy Baumgardner Band 1,2,3 Thomas Baylor Kathie Beach Dan Beach EUa Beaver Football 1,2; Wrestling 1; Track 1 Randy Beck Band 1,2 Melody Belcher Get away kid.. .or would you rather be a frog? 19 Rick Bender Scott Benjamin Debate 4; Band 2 Earl Betts Terri Bielski Curt Bindenagel Mark Bjork Tracy Blodgett Student Council 1,2;GAA 1 Elsa Blomgren Nanette Board Mixed Choir 1,2; A Cap- pella 3,4; Operetta 3,4 Rhonda Board Rosemary Board Mixed Choir 1,2; A Cappel- la 3,4; Operetta 3,4; Madri- gals 3,4 Vickie Board John Boehme Wrestling 1,2,3; Football 2 Evelyn Boeke O.E. 1; Pep Club 1; Volley- ball 3; Basketball 2,3,4; Softball 2,3,4; Nat’l Honor 3,4 Kim Boozell F.H.A. 1,2,3 Teresa Borgmann D.E.C.A. 1,2, Sec. 2 20 Alexander Boslcm Pam Bourbon Debra Bourkland Carol Boyle Sue Boyle Carol Brace Band 1,2,3,4 Stephen Branch Band 1,2; Cross Country 1,2,3; Basketball Mgr. 1,2, 3,4; H-Club 4 Vicki Brand Marilyn Brannon Band 1,2,3,4; District Orchestra 4 11 Bremer try Bremer ack 1,3,4; Band 1,2; Pep- r 2,4 ;GAA 1,2 im Brcssler id's Concert Choir 1; Lxed Chorus 2; A Cap- ;lla 3,4;GAA 2 Brothers sisters, I say to you from the bottom of my heart....... Marcia Broach O.E. 1,2,3,4 Cindy Broege D.E. 1 Pamela Brooks 21 Joan Brown Loren Brown Brenda Butler Band 1,2,3; GAA 1,2,3 Patricia Butler Band 1,2,3 Richard Brown Baseball 1,4; Track 2,3; Bas- ketball 1,2; Football 2,3 Dan Bruno Beth Butterfield Cindy Butterfield Symphonic Band 1.2,3 Thomas Bullen Bob Bunjes Joanne Bystrom Debra Campbell Jean Carabelli Dawn Carlson GAA 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1; Sym. Band 2,3,4; Mag Girl 1; Twirlcr 2,3,4; Stu- dent Council 4; Meteor 1,2, 3.4, Ad. Editor 3. Editor- in-Chief 4; Quill Scroll 2.3.4, Pres. 4 Debbie Carpenter Andy Carter Cross Country Track 1,2 2: Repeat after me, “The point of impact is not the nose.' Mike Carter Ruth Carter Jim Clendening Roxanne Clifton GAA 1; Treble Clef 1,2; A Cappclla 3; Operetta 3 Cathy Chamdler Belinda Childress Jim Cline Tom Clinton George Christal Rebecca Christenson Terry Coffman Valerie Conrad Band 1,2,3,4, Sec. 2; GAA 3; Pepper 3; O.E. 4 Don Christopherson Student Council 1,2; Pepper 3,4; Quill Scroll 4 Steven Gausen Victor Conti Craig Cook Harold Gayton Patricia Gements Claudia Cooper Coleen Crull 23 You lose a few, you wi.........Oh, forget it!! Cindy Cullen Jodi Dahle Diane Dailey Swing Gub 1;FTA 1; GAA Diana Dahlmier Michele Dalton 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Band Pepper 4; Pep Club 2,3 1,2,3; Pom Pom 4; Forensics 3,4; All School Play 2,3,4 Roger Cushing Diane Day Sandra Dean Felicia DeCarlo Penny Deline GAA 1,2; Swim Gub 1,2; Debra Dettmer Track 3 Mark Degener Steve Devcrcaux Choir 1; Track 2; Pepper 4 Jeff Doty Football 1; Track 2,3; Wrestling 1; Cross Country Randy Downing Patti Downs Pom-pom 3,4; Treble Gcf 1,2; A Cappella 3,4 David Dresser Gndy Drost Mark Eberly David Enderle Rick Erickson Joy Drew Concert Band 1,2,3; Sym Band 4; Track 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; SAE 1,2,3, 4, Treas 3,4; Nat l Honor 3,4; AFS 2,3 Nancy Du foe Mary Eldridge OEA 1,2; GAA 1 Gary Engesetter Eloisa Espinosa A Cappella 4; Meteor 4; AFS 4; Foreign Exchange Student Susan Essington Chcc Heading 3,4; Home coming Court 3; Track 3,4 Clark Everhart Gass Officer 4; Student Council 4 Cheryl Koch Eyster John Eyster Baseball 1; Band 1,2; Bas- ketball 2 Dianne Fadness Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; Gass Officer 2,3; Swim Club 1, 2; Homecoming Court 2; Track 3 David Falzone Dean Fant Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1 Dave Fausett Football 3,4; H-Gub 4 Pat Featherston Sheri Fchler All School Play 1; Gass Officer 1; Student Council 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Cheerleading 2,3,4, Capt. 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Tennis Club 1; Girl’s Choir 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4 25 Debbie Ferrell GAA 1,2,3,4; O.E. Pres. 4 Samuel Fertitta H-Club 3,4; Track Cross-Country 2,3,4 2,3.4; Sandra Fields Mark Finch Pepper 3 Mike Foltz Mixed Choir 1,2; A Cappel- la 3,4 Vicki Foster DECA 1,2 Sandi Foust Kim Fowler Band 1.2,3,4; Pep Band 1, 2,3,4; Library Club 3,4, Pres. 4 Justin Forbes Cross-Country 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4 Sheryl Franks Debra Frederick Jeffrey Fry Band 1,2,3.4 Dave Foss Mixed Choir 1,2; Operetta 2,3,4; A Madrigals 3,4 Nancy Fuller Cheerleader 2,3 Sharon Furseth GAA 2; Girl’s Track 2,3; AFS 4 Edward Ganzel Steve Fleming 26 Gary Garbers Track 2 Tereas Garner Diana Garr G.A.A. 1,2,4 Dale Gentry I‘m a Senior! If I say it’s dumb, it’s dumb! Isaac Getter Frances Giacone Marie Grecula Girls Treble Clef 1; G.A.A. 1,2; 1,2; Mixed Chorus 2, Secre- tary 2; Math Gub 2, Pres. 2; A Cappella, 3,4; Ihib. 4; Nat’l Honor 3,4; Student Council 4; Meteor 3,4; Pep- per 4; Editor; Girls State Rep. 3 Brenda Green Laurel E. Gibbs Chccrlcading 1; All School Play 1,2; Thespians; Stu- dent Council 2,3; Home- coming char. 3 Thomas Gorzynski Gndy Green James Griesman Julie Gould Mary Gray Lewis Guffey League of Logic 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1. AFS 4 Diane Hada 27 Dianna Haflcy Rick Hager man RootbaU 1,2; Wrestling 1,2, 3,4 Gerald Heilman Football 1,2,4; Baseball 1; Student Council 4 Jeff Heiberg Pepper 1,2,3,4; Art Editor 2,3,4; Thespians 2,3,4, Vicc-Pres. 3; National Hon- or 2,3,4; Class Play 2,3; Quill Scroll 3,4 Gaydcnc Hale Band 1,2,3; GAA 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Nat’l Honor 3,4; Quill Scroll 3,4; Soc. Chairman 4; Pepper 2,3,4, News Ed. 3, Ed. -in- Chief 4 Christine Hall Nat’l Honor 2,3,4; Condi- tional Candidate 2; GAA 2,3,4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Bas- ketball 2.4; Tennis 3, 4; Most Valuable Player 3,4; Softball 3,4 Jane Held O.E.l. Debbie Helgeson Steve Hammer DECA Randy Harris Gerald Henry Golf 3 Cheryl Herbert Tern Harvey Choir 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3, 4; Pep Gub 1,2 Jeff Heaton Football 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1; H- Club 3,4 Lori Herbert GAA 1,2,3,4; Pepper 2; Pom-Pom 3,4; Capt.; Pep Club 4 Vice Pres. Dale Herren Football 2, Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 3,4; Acc. Choir 3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Operetta 2,3,4; H-Club Mary Hcdlund Band 1,2; Swim Club 1; GAA 1,2,3,4 Treas. 4, Vice-Pres. Softball 1,2,3; Volleyball 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Tennis 4; Library Gub 1,2,3 Mike Hcidcnreich Debbie Hess Chorus 1,2,3; All School Play 1,2; GAA 1,2; FHA 1,2; Librarv Club 1,2; Pep Gub 3 Diana Hicks 28 Bonnie lligar John Hilde Swimming 1,2,3,4; H-Club 3,4 Frances Hooper Floyd Hoover Rebecca Hillburst Band 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1; Deborah Hinde Tina Hopkins Ronald Houser Steven HoDaway Campus Life Andrea Homann Meteor 4 Deborah Howard Band 1,2,3; GAA 1,2; O.E. 1,2 Lawrence Huckabce Little does he know this ticket is for him! Valeric Hughes Rodney Alan Humphreys Class Pres. 1,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3.4; Mixed Choir 1,2; A Cappella 3.4; Madrigals 4; Football 1; Track 2: Operetta 1.2.3.4 Joel Irwin Football 2.4; Basketball 1, 2; Pepper 4; Track 1,2.4 Melody Ivy Pepper 1; Creative Writing 1 29 Shelley Jacobs Karla Jensen Flag Girls 1,2; Twirler 4; Pom-Pom 3 GAA 4; Meteor 3.4; Stu- Dennis Johnson dent Council 4; Symphon- ic Band 3,4; Concert Band 1,2 Laura Jacobson Pep Club 2,3; GAA 2; Math Club 2; Pom-Pom 3,4; O.E.A. 3,4 James Johnson Wrestling 1; Football 1; Campus Life 1,2; H-Club 1 Lori Johnson Concert Band l,2;Twirlers 1,2; GAA 3; Footlighters 3; All School Play 3; Thespians, Treas. 4; Foren- sics 4; O.E. I II; Pom- Pon 4 Pd hide too if I hit notes that sour! Richard Johnson William Johnson Tennis 1,2,3,4; Tennis Club Pepper 1 1.2 3; Meteor 2 Mike Johnston William Jonnson N.J.R.O.T.C. 2,3,4 Mary Jones Pep Club 1,2; SAE 2,3,4, Sec. 4; F.S.A. 4 Vicki Jones Greg Jury Football 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Track 3,4; H-Club 3,4, Vice Pres. Scott Jury Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1, 2,3,4; H-club 3,4 Catherine Kahl A Cappclla 1 Mike Kcllar Band 1; Football 1; Wrestl- ing 1; Eleca 3,4 30 Carol Keller OEII Hub 4 Jeff Kelly Track 2; Pepper 4 Sharon King Treble Gef 1,2; A Cappclla 3,4; Pom-Pon 3,4 Lori Kisting Vickie Kitzman Georgia Kleparski Pepper 3 Ernest Kliven Leslie Knox Brian Knapp GAA 4 Chorus 1,2; DEC A 2,3; Barbara Konitski Pari. 4 Judy Laymcycr GAA1, Treble Clef 1; Mixed Choir 2; A Cappclla 3; Operetta 3, DO 3,4; V. Pres. 4; Swim Gub 2 Kurt Larson Valerie Leadley Mixed Chorus 1,2; A Cap- pella 3,4; GAA 3,4; V1CA 3; Meteor 3 Charles Lee Basketball 1,2; Cross Country 2,3; Golf 2,3,4 Glenda Lee Mixed Chorus 1,2; A Cap pella 3,4; Operetta 3,4 Robert Licrman Band 1,2 Chuck Linden Brian Little Zelia Loncs GAA 1 Marsha Lungstrom 31 Willard Lundstrom Karen Lundford Band 1; GAA 1; Future Sec. of America 3; OE 1 II 3,4 Michael Massier Cross Country 1; Track 1; Cross Country 2 Jeff Matthews Connie Lux Faye Lyon Girl’s Treble Clef 1; Mixed Chorus 1; A Cappella 2; OE 1,2 John McCollum Kerry McCort Mary Jo McKenzie Chorus 1,2,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Swim Club 1; Track 1,2,3, 4; Tennis 3,4; Natl Honor 3,4 Kay Maddock Thomas McCullcy Football 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 1,2, Pres. 2; A Cap- pella 3,4, Pres. 4; A1 School Play 4; Student Council 1,4; Meteor 3,4; Pepper 4; Madrigals 3,4; Operetta 1,2,3,4; Thespians 3,4 Dale McGowan Charles Madison Paul Manning Pat Meacham Roxanne Mead Dan Manring Choir 1,2,3,4 Cynthia Martin candy Mcrkle GAA 1,2; FSA 4; Band 1,2 4;Thes. 3,4 ' Vicky Mcssinger 32 Debbie Messink Dawn Meyer Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 1; GAA 1,2,3,4; Pt. Sec. 3; Pres. 4; Band 1,2; Nat. Honor 3,4 Cynthia Moore OEA 1,3 Rick Moore Julie Michaclson OE I II 3,4; National Honor 3,4; Campus Life 3,4 Joyce Miller GAA 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3 Catherine Mulcahcy GAA 1,2; Pep Club 2,3; Class Officer 2 Lori Murray Susan Mitchell All School Play 3 Bradley Mittlesteadt Mixed Choir 1,2; A Cappel- la 3.4; Madrigals 4; Operet- la 3,4 Vic Musgrave Linda Musselman FHA 1,2,3,4, V. Pres 3 Debra Moffitt Treble Clef 1; Mixed Cho- rus 2; GAA 1,2,3,4 Emily Montelongo Treble Clef, Mixed Cho- rus 3; A Cappclla 3,4; Base- ball 3; Operetta Frank Mooney No, no, Dr. Kelley, Not the WHIP again! ! ” 33 Mark Nielcen Swimming 1,2,3,4; Track 2; Football 4 Julie Niffenegger GAA 2,3,4; Pep Hub 4, Sec. 4; Cheerleading 4; Homecoming Court Queen 4; DAR Award 4 Terry Nipps Football 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1; Wrestling 1,2; Band 1,2; H-Club 4 Charles Noels Tim Nordmoe Track 1; Swimming 1,2,3,4 Nancy Nordquist GAA 1.2,3,4; Campus Life 3,4; John Novay Wrestling 1,2,3 Debra Oellig Inger Olausson Foreign Exchange Student; AFS; Meteor 4; A Cappella 34 Hey, Chico, could 1 sing a song for you? Jeffery Oler Tennis 1,2,3,4; Nat’l Honor 3.4 Dennis Olsen Diane Ostberg Leah Oswald Mixed Chorus 1,2; GAA 1,2; Operetta 2,3,4; A Cap- pella 3,4 Timothy Oswald Football 4; A Cappella 3 David Otdoerfer LuAnn Owens Pom-Pom 3,4; GAA 1,2,3 Mark Owens Swimming 1,2,3,4; Base- ball 2; Football Mgr. 2 Mike Owens Swimming 1,2,3,4; H-club Jim Palmer Football 1,2,3,4; 4-H club 4; Wrestling 2,3,4 Thomas Parker Albert Patapack Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2.3.4; Track 1.2.3,4; Stu- dent Council 2, V. Pres. 3.4; Nat’l Honor 3,4; H-Club 3, Pres. 4; Class Pres. 2 Jocelyn Pearson Mixed Choir 1,2; A Cap- pclla 3,4; Madrigals 3,4; Thespians 2,3,4; Pres. 4; Class Tres. 4; AU School Play 2,3; Forensics 3,4; Operetta 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3; Nat’l Honor 3, 4 Lori Pearson 35 “One more in the eye and you’ll get such a hit, sweetheart!’ Greg Peck Randall Pellman Mark PcUcy Debate 3,4 Josi Pena NJROTC 2,3,4; Color Guard 3,4; Thespians 3,4; Library Club 1, Sec. 2,3; All School Play 3,4 Debbie Phillips Dwight Phillips Mixed Chorus 1,2; A Cap- pella 3,4; Madrigals 3,4; Operetta 1,2,3,4 Sharon Phillips Michael Pingo All School Play 1,2,3,4; Pepper 1,2,3,4; Features Ed. 2,3. Ad Mgr. 4; Thes- pians 1,2,3,4, Pres 3; Social Chairman 4; Student Coun- cil 2,3,4; Debate 3; Foren- sics 3,4; Special ED Tutor- ing 3 Robin Pinkston Wanda Pixlcr Darla Plum Vickie Pratt Karen Pressior Sym. Band 1,2,3,4, Ires. Rep. 1, Sec. 2,3, Pres 4; Dis. Band 4; Nat’l Honor 4 1.eland Proffitt Jeff Puls Patricia Raasch Student Council 4 Sandra Reed Homecoming Court 1 Cheerleader 1,3,4; GAA 1 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Bas ketball 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4 Volleyball 4 Laurie Reubart Donna Radant Band 1,2; OEA 1,2; All School Play 1,2; Rick Ragan Bill Rcuber Tim Reynolds Roger Ramczyk Laurie Ramey Roberta Richardson :GAA 3,4 Dave Richmond Randy Ramey Golf 1; Cross Country 2,3, 4; Track 2,3,4; H-Club 3,4; Student Council 3,4 Jcannic Rampcnthal Sheila Ridings Band 123.4; Library Gub 1 Debbie Riggins Band 1,2; GAA 1,2,3,4; Campus Live 2,3; OEA II 4; Nat’l Honor 3,4 37 Robin Range Lutic Rasmussen Todd Riplinger Swimming 1,2,3,4; Foot- ball 1; Golf 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Drum Major 4; Stage Band 4 Alma Risenhoover Randy Rubendali Library Gub 1,2,3; Vice Pres. 3; NJROTC 2,3,4; Color Guard 2,3; Color Guard Com. 3; Drill Team 4; Rifle Team 4; Football 4 Jim Russell Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1.2.3,4 Joseph Russo Dee Ann Ryerson Swim Club 1; Track 1,2; Basketball 2,3,4; Volleyball 3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; GAA Officer 4; Cadet Band 1; Concert Band 2; Sym Band 2.3.4, Sec. 4; Meteor 2,3,4; Nat’l Honor 3,4; Quill Scroll 3,4 Sandra Sallinger Band 1,2,3,4 Daonld Sandell Tamara Sayers Denise Schadewaldt Kristin Schick David Schneider Track 2; VICA 4 Candy Schnidt Peggy Schmidtke Mark Schroeder Band 1,2; Golf 1 Cheryl Schultz Connie Scott OEI 1,2; Cadet Band 1; Concert Band 1; Sym. Band 2,3,4; Stage Band 3,4; SAE 1,2,3,4, V. Pres. 3,4 Rita Scott All School Play 1; Natl Honor 3.4 Joe Seipts Joan Seleen GAA 1; VICA 4; Tres. 4 38 Kim Selccn GAA 1; VICA 3, Pres. 4 Carolyn Self GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2; DEC A 3,4, Sec. 3 Kristine Sherman Mixed Choir 1,2; A Cap- pella 3,4; Operetta 1,2,3,4 Stephen Shukis Rodney Singleton Dennis Skattum Swimming 1,2,3,4 Cheryl Smith Jackie Smith Dale Smith Vicki Smith Football 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3.4; H-Club 3.4 “Ho, ho, ho, ho, ho, ho, ho, ho, • ( • ? Richard Snap George Sparkman Alan Snyder Steven Spedding Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Swimming 2; Tennis 1,2; Track 3; H-Club 3,4; Stu- dent Council 3,4 Kris Spiess Peggy St. John 39 Karen Stanton GAA 1.2 Vicky Stata Joseph Swanberg Tennis 2; Cross Country 2; Natl Honor 3,4 Nancy Swenson Student Council 3,4, Sec 3.4; Nat’l Honor 3,4; Thes- pians 1,2,3,4; A Cappella 4; Forensics 3,4; Meteor 4; Girl’s Choir 4; Campus Life 3,4; All School Flay 1,2,3,4; Operetta 4 Vicky Staten Tim Stebbins Randy Syring Wendy Taylor Karl Stevenson Cynthia Stone Steve Thayer Swimming 1,2 Tijuania Thomas OEA 2,3; Meteor 2 Brad St ram Ronnie Struse Loretta Thompson Pat Ann Thompson Stephen Stubbs Cross Country 2,3,4. Mvp 4; Swimming 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; Sym. Band 1,2,3,4, Soph Rep. 2, V-Pres. 3; Stage Band 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4; Natll Honor 3,4, Pres. 4; Student Council 3,4, Pres. 4; Quill Scroll 3,4, V-Pres. 4; Pepper 3,4; Harlem Mar Club 3,4; H-Club 4 John Summers Band 1,2,3,4; Football 2, 3,4; H-Club 4 Dennis Tighe Doronda Tighe 40 Burt Townsend Cynthia Townsend Girls Concert Choir 3; Girls Treble Clef 1; OEA 3,4; Track 1,2 Jeffery Traff Track 1,2,3 Lister Traver Ron Traver Swimming 1,2; Track 1; Wrestling 3,4; Student Council 1,2; H-Club 3,4 Dale Travis NJROTC 1,2,3 Sherwin Triplett David Trollop Track 1,2; Cross Country 2.3; H-Club 1 David Turcson Diane Turcson Steven Truckenbrod Baseball 1,2,3,4; H-Club 4, Sec-Trcs. 4 Valerie Tubbs Daniel Turk Lester Uhlir Library Club 3,4; NJROTC Color Guard 3; Math Gub 2 41 I thought singing soprano on that last part was kind of funny! Dave Walsh Mary Walsh Cadet Band 1; Concert 2,3; Sym 4; Rag 1; Twirling 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Swim Hub 1; Pep Hub 1.2,3 Brenda Watkins Mixed Choir 1,2; A Cap- pella 3,4 Sheny Watson Mike Uselton Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 3,4; Pepper Staff 4 Theresa Vettore Sym. Band 1,2,3,4; V.- Prcs. 4; GAA 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; All-State Band 4; Twirler 4; Nat’l Honor 3,4; Quill Scroll 3,4; Pepper 3,4; Soc. Chairman 4 Jcanice Welbom Curt Wells Baseball 1,2,3,4 Rick Wade Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; H-Club 3.4 Brenda Wallis Terry Welsh Band 1,2,3,4; Swimming 2.3.4 Debbie Wheeler Pep Club 2.3; GAA 2; League of Logis 2; Pom- Pon 4; Girl’s Concert Choir 4; Student Council 4 Charles Wallis Michael Wallis James Wittenburg Band 1,2; BaskctbaU 1,2.3; VICA 3; Golf 1 Judy Wienzierl 42 Robert Wihlborg Brenda Williams Linda Wright Student Council 1; GAA 2; OEA 3,4; Sec. 4; FSA V. Pres 3,4 Virginia Wright Band 1,2,3,4, V. Pres 1; GAA 2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2, 3.4; Sec. 4 Joe Ann Williams Laurie Kaye Williams Neil Wyatt Tennis 2,3,4 Sandy Yapp GAA 1,2,3; Pep Gub 2,3, Tres. 4; Pom Pom 3,4 Mary Jane Williamson GAA 2,3; Volleyball 2.3; Student Council 4 Alan Wilson Football 1,2; Baseball 1; Track 2; H-Club 3.4 David York Football 1,2; Creative Writ- ing Gub 3 Dan Zumbro Kevin Wilt Steve Wisocki Janet Wisocki Terri Wisocki GAA 1; YeU Squad 4 PHOTOGRAPHS NOT AVAILABLE Mike Ames Mike Arlow Donald Arnold Dave Aurand Rick Bagwell Charles Ball Clayton Ball Greg Balzar Allen Barnes Joe Becker Marilyn Bocke Randy Brady Dan Brydon Steven Cale Robert Dahlberg Jeff Davis Sharon Dietz Bobbie Dobson Tom Duhigg Terry Dunn Robert Duync Wayne Erickson Michael Errico Tim Fetters Joni Fullmer Tim Gamhart Tracy Gield Vickie Gipson Teresa Gittlcson Michael Greene Jeff Hagerman Mark Hale Robert Hargraves Donovan Harjo James Haws Jeff Heid Kenneth Henson Brian Hornbogen Robert Howell Suzanne James James Juno Linda Kaderli Robert Kampmier George Luke Stephen Lundgren Jeffery Myers Kathleen Nelson Joy Olsen Randy Paul Gary Perkins Pcrsoon Carey Candis Peterson Ron R;«whoof Bruan Raymer Dennis Redler Becky Rivers Chuck Rockwell Tony Rogers Scott Rusk Inger Sathcr Larry Schultz Bruce Scaworth Brian Siden Calvin Slat ton Tim Smallwood Sandra Smith Tammy Smith Jeffery Speck Robert Stillman Ken Stine Kelly Suddarth lack Tuttle James Williams Terry Wolfgram Pam Zimmerman 43 Bestest Mostest MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Gaydcanc Hale, Steve Stubbs CLASS EINSTEIN Dave Tureson CUTEST Cindy Marlin 44 BEST PERSONALITY Joel Irwin, Julie Niffenegger Dale Herren 45 Bestest Mostest TEACHER S PET Jocelyn Pearson MOST ATHLETIC Mary Hedlund. Greg Jury FLIRT Mary Williamson CASANOVA Jeff Heaton 46 I Class of ‘76 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS; Left to Right: Mary Foreman, Treasurer; Kevin Jensen, Vice-President; Barb Fasulo, President; Joanne Richmond; Secretary. Kristy Aase Harry Ablcman Cindy Abraham Scott Abramovich Kirt Adams Sandra Adams Darleen Addams Betty Allen Ricky Allen Greg Allton Theresa Almberg Tamme Ames Debbie Ander- son Gary Anderson Jeff Anderson Jeff Anderson Roger Anderson Ronald Andrei Scott Andrews Susan Arlow Donald Armstrong Todd Arterberry Diana Attebery Steve Atterbury Diana Ault man Gary Aurand Matt Austin Julie Bain 50 Becky Bachor Kevin Baker Tim Ballard Kim Balzar Linda Baraman Tim Bergman Tim Barkdoll Bruce Bartels Janice Baxter Wanda Baxter Elaine Beach Shelly Belcher Bryan Bender Gary Betts Sandy Bevenz Walter Blakely Kelly Blodgett Dan Block Denise Blomquist W'ebster Bloyer Donnellc Blunt Dan Bohn Steve Bohren Judy Bolstad Bcv Bosselman Kim Bowers Brad Brandenburg Steve Bratcher Debbie Brazinskas Brenda Brian Steve Brinkley Kathy Broege Bruce Brown Vint Buckwahcr Mike Bunders Jeff Bunger Kim Burdick Karla Cadwell Brian Calhoun Nelda Calhoun Now how did 1 come up a dollar short on that bet? Do I go in- side or outside? Maybe I should ask the coach? 51 Wendy Carl Dean Carlson Paula Carlton Linda Carter Sherry Carter Tim Carter Becky Casarotto Sandy Casey Bob Castto Cliff Chappel Jim Chastain Scott Clark Kevin Clark Pat Clinton Diana Cobb Richard Cockrum Bonnie Collins Lori Cook Pam Cook Rick Cook Richard Coonfare Connie Corona Wendy Covert Cindy Crab ill Dave Crane Tina Crawford Karen Crowe Michelle Cunningham Vicky Cullen Deb Culter Carol Davis Debbie Davis Joyce Davis Steve Davis Glen Demars Tammie Dean Larry Decker Mary Dclchanty Gordy Demus Laurie Dcrrickson Kim Diehl Kathy DiGiuseppi Mark Doty Richard Downina Martin Dreacr Jim Dresser Allan Kkberg Dorthy 1 Id ridge Joy Endsley 52 LeAnn Engihart Gary Eddes Mike Erickson Dawn Ersland Brad Erwin Scott Erwin Scott Estabrook Dave Ethington Ron Ethington Kevin Ewers R. Fagerstrom Steve Fant Barb Fasulo Pat Faulkner Dan Ferguson Doris Ferguson Lynette Fishcl Mary Foreman Petria Foss Sally Fowler Jim Frazier Roszema Fry Tim Fry Joan Furnish John Furseth Colleen Gentry LuAnne Gibson Sheryl Gillette Floyd Gilligan Dawn Gittleson D. Gittleson Penny Glodo DeAnna Colder Dawn Gordon Sandra Gorssard Jill Gotz Mike Hendry S3 Linda Granath Cathy Green Scott Gregory Tammy Gruner Rick Gustafson Rhonda Hagerman Denise Hall Ginger Hammond Sue Hammond Rick Haney Elaine Hanson Shawn Hanson Debbie Hartoon Karen Hatch Kevin Hatfield Jim Havens Kieth Hays Steve Heck Jill Hied Diand Hcidcrrcich Jack Hcinzeratn Patti Hendcrshot Scott Hendershot Lori Hendren John Hendriks Marion Hickey Glenda Hicks George Hillburst Ellen Hladilek Sara Holdcraft Kathy Holland Jim Holt Ed Houser Evelyn Hopper Dan Houy Robert Horn Liz Howell Sandy Hubbard Cecile Huber Kim Huhsman Patty Hulbert JoAnne Humphreys Sue Inskeep 36-24-36-wrong lines, right figure. 54 Cindy Jack Terri Jenkins Kevin Jensen Sue Jezierski Brian Joem Dan Johannsen George Johns Marshall Johnson Diane Johnson Kelly Johnson Doug Johnson Paul Johnson Terrence Johnson Cindy Johnson Doug Johnson Vicki Johnson Wayne Jones Bill Jones Brenda Jones Rebecca Jones Marjorie Jones Betty Jones Doug Jury Diana Kampmier Tom Kane Tim Kane Debbie Keen Connie Keller Peggy Kennedy Greg Kerr Brad Kiesclburg Brenda Kliven Randy Kluver Judy Knope Julcnc Knutsen Keith Knutson Karl Knutson Judith Kreuel John Lamagdclaine Patti Lamb Chris Landwair Ted Lange Jay Lanning 55 1 love doing, WHATEVER it is I’m doing! Steve Larson Mike Latino Robin Layman John Lenz Pat Lewis Robert Libby Linda Likes Teresa Lindquist John Lopata Scott Louden Tom Ludgatis Dodi Ludington Chris Lugering Dan Lynch Tom Luke Jeff Lundgren Tom Mackenzie Tim Mackenzie Marvin Mackey Gail Maddock Doug Market Darlene Marx Lynn Massie Pam McDonald Patrick McGee Nancy McGuire Steve McLaughlin Mike McLean Greg Meade Crystal Mei Robin Meiborg Ramon Melcher Vicki Melendrez Steve Melendrez Deb Meyen Myron Midgett Debbie Messinger Nancy Milhone Ben Miller Helen Miller 56 Tom Miller Mike Mills Terry Milroy Wayde Mitchell Kelly Mitchell Terrie Miltimore Becky Minns Ken Moeller Brian Molencupp Christine Moline Alice Molitor Joyce Molitor Paul Monnicr Rick Montalvo Tim Morelock Jim Morgan Pat Motter Scott Mowdy Farley Mullins Mark Munger Cindy Nardiello George Neblock Becky Nelson Mike Nelson Tom Nelson Wanda Niarhos Dawn Nordmoe Joseph Nicosia Candy Northrup Brenda Niffenegger Pam Novak Jorg Nilges JoAnne Nyren Jirr Nilsen Diane Ohman Paula Oliveri Randy Olson Mike Parker Connie Page Another year of playing games. Kevin Olson Kurt Osinski Cliff Parker Brad Palmer 57 B. Peacock Tim Pcack Larry Pearson JoAnn Richmond Sue Richmond Mark Pearson Debbie Peterson Holly Peterson Brian Richter Guy Rickclman Mark Peterson Val Peterson Marilyn Pherigo BUI Riddle Dave Ritter MicheUe Phillips Caren Pratt Scott Prentice Bruce Robinson Barb Robinson Wayne Romine Tim Rose Cindy Preston Mike Price Bruce Purington Julie Rote Chuck Runyard Kathi Russell Russell Ryks Dan Pyfer Robin Raney Debbie Rawhoff Scott SaUinger Mark Sandcen Gail Sat her Curt SchabeU Sheila Rcinhold Cathy Richards Diana Richmond Dave Schick Dave Schmertman Debbie Schrack Blake Schuhmacher Are you sure this will help me get hair on my chest? Pedro Schuhmacher Harry Shipman Tcri Skattum L. Schultz Davis Shones Debbie Slavings Pam Schumann Joni Short Mike Slechta Mindy Scott Deborah Shrader Patty Sorenson Mary Seidel Karen Shumate Becky Smith Julie Shalda Bruce Shurman C. Smith Cindy Shields C. Sicbart Don Smith Mike Shields Jim Sinkiawic Ida Smith I didn’t do nuthin! Larry Smith Kathy Smith Richard Smith Roger Smith Wilma Smith Linda Sparkman Laura Sparkman B. Springer Victor St. Angel Jeff Stebbins Randy St. John Lori Stenzel 59 Debbie Stewart Bill Strivers Phil Stoakley Tom Stulberg Kelley Striet Jim Strey Sharon Stringham Jim Stults Steve Stults Keith Sturdevan Edith Sumner Vicki Sundberg Tammy Sundbo Tim Swinncy Sue Taylor Jim Taylor Wayne Terry Kathy Thomas Kim Thorell Linda Thornbloom Mike Theshcr Diana Todd Mark Torres Sharon Treadway Richard Trosper Paula Tucker Rebecca Turnmeyer Jennie Usscry 60 Jeff Vaher Tony Wojewodzki Carol Wiemken Qndy Vanderbosch Rhonda Winder Julie White Pamm Vasseur Shane Wilson Linda Whaley Listen Big Eddy, it’s my way or cement socks for you and your boys. Dave Zaugg Pam Wilson Barry Westholder Bruce Wyatt Bab Wilson j a Mary Westadt Steve Woodyard Gary Williams Dave West Dan Wood Dennis Wilder John Wentland Sandy Wells Melanie Walters Dana Wagner Randy Weber Brian Wallace Vernon Vyborny Debbie Weaver Mailyn Walker Bertha Vines David Watkins Paulette Waid Tina Vasseur ol Linda Acaley Gary Ada mi Darryl Addams Mark Agnew Linda Akers Kenneth Alexander Gndy Allison Loretta Aim berg Sandra Alsup Mike Ancona Becky Anderson Brad Anderson SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS; Top to Bottom: Gina Valenti, President; Lou Ann McKinney, Vice-President; Becky Anderson, Secretary; Kelly Ebert, Treasurer. Kim Anderson Tim Argyle Jeff Ashby Kathy Attebery Carrie Aune Allen Austin Holly Bankson Diane Ballard Brenda Baldwin Teresa Bader Sandy Bader Donna Badham Joseph Barconi Sharen Bartclt Lesley Bates Jan Baxter Ward Baxter Dawn Baylor Dean Beach Doug Beach Douglas Beaver 02 Ronald Beck Larry Becker Teresa Bell Michalc Bennett Robin Bennett Louis Bertenshaw Mary Bertrand Nancy Bickoff Craig Bielski Scott Binger Tim Bishop Jim Black Curt Blitch Jeff Blodgett James Blume Jeff Board Carl Boehm Joe Bohn Francis Boken Jody Bolstad Kim Bonaquisti Grace Boslcm Craig Bourbon Dennis Bowers Thomas Bowers Ronald Boxrud Kim Boyce Brad Bradford Jody Brady Leslie Bramlett Ron Bratcher Toni Breitenfeldt Deb Brentner Linda Brecse David Bridges Dale Brinker Katherine Brown Sue Brown Teresa Bryant Nancy Brynoff Carrie Buffington Elisabeth Bunke Susan Burchfield Scott Burden Fred Burk Mark Burk Patricia Burk Shelly Burke Tom Burt 63 Mike Cabe Cheryl Cale Danny Cantu Scott Carlson Tom Carlson Vicki Carlson Kevin Carpenter Dale Carter Kathy Carter Lee Carter Makr Carter Karen Casiso Roy Castro Scott Cates Janice Catron Mitchell Cave Jodi Chadwick Wanda Chambers Becki Chandler Doug Chandler Linda Chapin Sandy Cheek Charles Childress Dave Christensen Russell Cline Julie Co field Dan Crain Robert Cofield Dave Collins Doug Crane Doyle Collins Roberta Comer Dane Crawford Dan Conness Valerie Conti Vic Crcsccnzo Brad Cook Debbie Cook Mike Crown Tom Cook Mike Coyne Carla Cullen Brenda Clark Jeff Hark Tonya Claudy Rick Cline Regina Cozad Frank Crabtree Judy Cullen 64 Brian Cunningham Phil Daily Dave Cunningham Joe Darden Stephanie Rick Dayhoff Cunningham Janet Deboer Dan Dahlberg James Deemer Mike Denby Barb Dickson Steve Dixon Marty Dobson Ed Doherty Russell Dorel Debbie Donaldson Just one more drop and......POOF!! Scott Dossey Tim Dowell Steve Dresser Jackie Driscoll Alison Duclon Janice Dufoe Jay Dufoe Sue Dufoe Monica Dupont Terry Dwinnells Charles Dye Donna Dye Maria Easton Kelly Eberg Ronald Ekberg Joy Endsley Laurie Engebretson James Eno Tracey Epling Tim Eppes Kathy Erickson 65 Lenora Erickson Steve Erickson Kari Feggestad Tom Ferguson Matt Fetters Tim Fosberg Laurie Foss Elizabeth Errico Bill Evink Judith Fields Dennis Fike Greg Finch Edwin Foster Darwin Frederick Sonya Falkowski Ron Falzone Pam Finch Tom Finch Charlene Findley Sarah French Debra Froning Cindy Farr Cindy Farrey Sally Finney Karen Fiser James Flatebo Peter Fullmer Sam Furno Mike Farrey Brenda Fausett Dan Fleming Randy Flock Richard Florence David Galbreath Lori Galligan Debra Gallisath Rachel Garkey Kathy Gates Allen Gentry Kathy Gentry Roberta Gibbons Theresa Glogowski Karen Garbero Debbie Garr Terri Gehrke Brenda Gentry Dan Germann Allen Glodo Krista Gough 66 Darla Graham Cheryl Graves Steve Halbrader Patrick Hamilton Rocky Hamilton Tim Hamilton Darrel] Hammack Ann Grecula Lynn Green Sherry Hansler Dennis Hanson Eunice Hanson John Harding Rick Harrolle Shawn Greenlee Donna Greenwood Gary Griese Diane Grinnell Carol Grooms Russell Groves Jerry Guffey Cindy Gunderson Brad Gunnerson Julie Hager Don Harson Sharon Hart Leo Hartman Edith Harvey Pammy Harwood Tammy Harwood Bev Hawkins Cindy Hays Steve Heaton Curtis Heck Julie Heindenreich Tammie Heilman Wendy Heintz Jeff Helgeson Ray Helm 67 Nick Helmcr Glynda Helms Brenda Henninger Jeff Henry Joe Hensley Jeff Herring Todd Hess John Hexon Linda Higgons Pat High Bobby Hill David Hill Donna Hillenburg Mike Hinde Bonnie Hirth Mike Hissong Ray Hodyniak Debbie Holder Honest! 1 really do work for Playboy! Terry Hollaway Elizabeth Holmes Mike Holt Albert Hood Doug Horner Georgia Hose Tom Howlett Dave Hutcheson Cindy Jacobs Debbie Jacobson Debbie Jeffries Patricia Jenkins 68 tL Karen Jensen Gndy Johnson Jeff Johnson Brian Johnson Dennis Johnson Lori Johnson Crystal Johnson James Johnson Lori Johnson Mary Johnson Nancy Johnson Pam Johnson Theresa Johnson Patty Johnson David Jones Larry Jones Martin Jones Nancy Juno Peter Kalcn Jean Karstcn John Keen Laura Kelley Norman Kerby Deanna Kerr Ken Kerr Terry Kerska Beth King David Kirkpatrick Tina Kittinger Kathy Kitzman Sydney Klaman Gcralyn Klcparski Steve Kleparski Randy Kliven Kim Knight Mike Knipprath Nick Knox Debra Kokotkiewicz Katie Kolenda Richard Konitski Mike Koonmen Cheryl Lafferty Karen Landkroom Janey Landwair David Langholz James Lanigan Brian Larson Karen Larson Sandra Larson 69 Sherri Leis Scott Leslie Donald Lester Mike Levins Russell Libby Joseph Lierman Dave Lindblom Mike Linden Ron Littell Mike Locascio Candy Long Dave Loveland -Sock a little- Huskie power to ’em. Ray Ludwig Debra Lund vail Kathy Luter Tom MacKcnzie Kathy Mackey Lori Malone Ann Malt he Anna Mandera Wayne Marshall Alan Martin Wendy Martin Susan Massicr Sandra Mayberry Kelly McCarthy Jeff McCauley Jeff Mead Terry McCort Cindy Merick Terry McDonald Lori Messinger Craig McDonnell Susan Middleton Lou Ann McKinney Chris Milburn William McLaughlin Jodi Miles Doug McWilliams Karen Miles 70 Kelly Miller Myra Miller Beth Minns Bill Moffitt Tim Mooney Anita Moore Priscilla Moore Scott Moore Tim Moore Bonnie Morehouse Rieda Morelock Terry Morelock Victoria Moigan Darrell Morris Mark Mulcahy Vicki Mussigman Bill Myers Laura Nason Greg Nelson Kim Nelson Rick Nelson Tim Nelson Justine Neslund Frank Nicosia Barb Niffenegger Harold Noble Cheryl Noffke Debra Northrop Richard Northrop Richard Noto Betty Nystrom Kelly Oakes John O’Brien Donna Olson Duwayne Olson Tom Olson Denise Oskins Jami Ostbcrg Mike Owsald Denise Outzcn Larry Padgett Gary Palmer Leonard Palmer Mike Palmer Debbie Parker Jeff Parker Mike Parker Scott Pearce Dwight Pearson 71 Debbie Peck Jack Peck Kathy Peebles Bruce Peterson Cynthia Peterson Shirley Peterson Susan Peterson Scott Peterson Debbie Petrie Martha Petty Mike Phillips Bryan Pierce Krista Pihl Nick Pikios Dave Pitts Dan Ploenzke Deb Polhamus Tom Porter Rick Prentice Doug Radant Chris Rader Greg Ragan Sandra Ralston Sadie Rasmuessen Virginia Rasmuessen Don Rawhoof Jeff Reed Rodney Rcinhold Ellen Richards Roger Ricley Carol Risenhoover Dave Ritter Karen Rhea Deb Roberts Dale Rockwell Brad Rogers Terry Ross Neil Rote Dan Ruckman Jody Runkel Marqucrita Rush Cathy Ryall Mat Russo Jeff Sage Jan Rutherford Chris Samp Cindy Sandell Jerry Sanders Martin Scaduto 72 Marcel Schiwitz Richard Schlagel Lecann Schlamp Rob Schlensker James Schlichter Kathleen SchmcTtman Jessica Schoonmaker Janet Schulist Bertram Schweinler Kelly Scott Randy Scgalla Tom Seidel Tom Seipts Rodney Seleen Debbie Severin Kim Severson Tony Shelton Chris Shimmin Nancy Shoemaker Tammy Shoulders Charles Simmons Debbie Simmons Sandra Simmons Michael Sincavage Rhonda Singleton Pam Slatton Penny Slocum Brian Smith Carol Smith Guy Smith Jill Smith Jennifer Smith Kathy Smith Kurt Smith Michael Smallwood Cheryl Stafseth Janise Snap Mike Stallard William Sneller Charles St. Angel Tom Staton Deb Stegeman Gina Stevens 73 Duck, Duck Goose! Larry Stewart Victor Stewart Darla Stone Sherry Tiffany John Tilburg Debbie Townsend Penny Stone Penny Stone Cindy St. Pierre Barbara Triplett Val Trollop Connie Trosper Sonja Strong Janice Stufflebcam Linda Stufflebcam Kevin Trottei Robert Tucker Terry Tufly Rebecca Stubbs Mary Ann Swanberg Pat Swenson Melissa Turner Bill Turnmier Tom Tutle Hardy Swinbank Tammie Swinbank Carey Taylor Tcnill Uhler Bruce Ulmer Gina Valenti Carrie Teeters Barry Thoele Dora Thomas Gary Vanderbilt Jeff Vandervort Teresa Vanhcldcn Sandra Thomas Donald Thompson Ken Thompson Clayton Vasseur Joe Vcrdina Denise Voss Linda Thompson Sally Thompson Cindy Thresher Dan Wadlcy Gina Waffle Virginia Waldrop 74 In this case, one and one does not make three. Kaye Whitmire Greg Whitson Karen Whittenburg Stephen Whittington Dave Williams Jodi Williams Joyce Williams Kathryn Willis Linda Wilkie Gina Wagoner Glen Wallace Greg Wallace Harvey Wilkins Doris Wilson Bob Winder Teresa Walsh Linda Ware Danny Watkins Terrie Winters Donald Wolfgran. Nancy Wollin James Watkins Joseph Wentland Stanley Wescott Ronald Wood Crystal Zaugg Albert Ziggy Mark West Susan West Stephanie West holder Jeff Zimmerman Marie Zimmerman Mike Zumbro 75 Colleen Wheeler Sheri Whclchcl Judith Whcrley FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS, Top to Bottom: Carol Anderson, Treasurer; Lori Andrews, Secretary; Andy Doty, President; Tanya Meyer, Vice-President. David Abbott Darla Adams Dina Adams Toby Adams Joy Aiello Greg Akers Ruth Akers Renee Allen Douglas AUton Kevin Alt Kerry Ames Amanda Anderson Brenda Anderson Carla Anderson Carol Anderson Dave Anderson Julie Anderson Mike Anderson John Andrei Lori Andrews Carol Armstrong Louie Arnold Cindy Austin Tammy Bacino Steve Bagley Debra Bailey Gordon Bailey Pam Bailey Robert Baine Carolyn Baker Don Baker Kim Balzer Terry Barfield Rick Barnes Virginia Barnhart Kathy Barton Sue Barton 76 Anna Bart ram Gill Bawlscr Rex Beaman Gndy Beck Gndy Beksel Judy BeU Terry Bennett Keith Bently Mark Benjamin Sue Berry Dcbbra Betts Louise Betts Corey Blum Jeff Blum Darcey Blunt Melanie Board Richard Bohlin Richard Bohn Randy Bolin Jeanie Bonnell Brad Bourkland Gary Bowers Lance Bradley Rhonda Brand Kathy Brandenburg Dale Brandt Billy Brantley Norma Breesc Raymond Bressler Wanda Brewer Brenda Brick Chuck Briggs You can let go now! Mark Brinkley Susan Briski Charles Brock Douglas Broege Caroline Brown Keith Brown Lori Brown Mark Brown Steven Brown Doug Bruno Renee Buck Debra Bull Dennis Bums Roger Bundick Matt Bunger Dwight Burkhamer Larry Burk man Jim Bursing Cheryl Buske Edic Buske Mike Butterfield Richard Byierlcg Jon Bystrom Blair Carlson Brian Carlson Cal Carlson Carry Carlson Cherri Carlson Ron Carlson Andriea Cartier Joan Casarotto Sam Cascio Jeri Case Mary Casey Mary Casey Grace Castro Wanda Cates Mark Cave Steve Chapman Dawn Christensen Blane (larida David Gark Kristy Gark Elizabeth Chadwick James Childress Mark Christensen Rebecca Gark Debbie Gark Richard Gark 78 Sophiena Clark Karen Gauson R. Gements Randy Gcndening Lcda Cobb Michele Cohert Judy Cockrum Rudy Coffman Bill Collins Joyce Collins Lillie Collins Gordon Conover Mike Constant Denise Cook Lee Cook Scott Cornelius You try to keep time with your foot like this! Diana Corona Gaudeite Crain Denise Cullem Kevin Cutler John Dahle Brian Dalton Glenda Davis Richard Cotton Diane Crane Mark Cunningham Barb Czubachowski Janet Daily Brett Daniels Robin Davis Loma Cowan Mary Gescenzo Lisa Curtis RusscU Dahlberg Dana Dajka Kevin Davenport Doug Dawson 79 Jody Dayhoff John Dean Pamela Dean Kerry Defendi Tony Deline David Dement Billy Demus Jerry Dennis Rick Denton Ricky Derrickson Debra Derry Darryl Detimer Ruth Dictcrman Jeff Dodd Carrie Donalson Andy Doty Don Elmore Ben Elston Randy Engesetten Robert England Don Erickson Tanju Eryilmaz Jackie E hcen Cindy Evans Lisa Evans Charlecn Eyster Chris Eye Berta Eversoll Lisa Evink Dana Farrey Sherry Farrey Kathy Fatheree Steve I eggestad Todd l ehlar James Ferguson Vince Fertitta Kim Fields Ed Downey David Drake Tim Dreger Annette Dresser Jack Duhigg Arch Dunn Debbie Earls Karen Durfey Laurie Earls Darren Easton Linda Eachelbcrgcr Debra Eltd 80 How are you supposed to smile and blow at the same time? Sharon Fields Sue Findley Tony Floyd Josh Forcmon Becky Foshce Randal Fox Don Frederick Dan Fredrickson Randy Fry Keith Furrow Tina Gabel Charlotte Gamer Sheri Gehrke Dan Gilbaugh Joann Gilbertson Mitchell Ginthcr Dona Glodo Leonard Glogowski Don Goble Gary Doodrick Loren Gozy Rita Grable Debbie Graves Mark Grecula Marlene Green Lisa Gregory Tom Greisman Bob Griffey Mike Gringlc James Gritzmaker Kyle Grivette Ron Groves Walter Haight Kathy Guffey Jeff Hale Donna Gulbrantson Kathy Haling Steve Ha da Curtis Hall Debbie Haflcy Kathy Hall Terry Hagberg Scott Hall Russel Hagcrman Vicki Haller 81 Karen Hammack Sandy Hammer Fddic Hanebuth Kathy Hannblom Mark Hansberry Barb Harbison Randy Hardmen Dawn Hardt Randy Margate I never knew dot-to-dot could be so difficult. Ray Harley Tom Harms Andy Harris Terri Hart Mark Marwick Brenda Hawn Theresa Heaton Danny Hcdlund Jan Hcindenrcich Dennis Helgeson Donna Helgeson Kevin Helm Debbie Helmson Jim HeLsell Connie Hensley Phil Hensley Brent Herren Paul Heyer Daniel Hicks Candy lligar Bart Hill Tim Hill Leslie Hillary Lars Hillburust Diane Hillshicm Chris Hines Jan Hladilek Julie Hladick 82 Julie Hobel Leah Hobson David Hodges Lori Hogan Sue Holcsinger Danny Hollaway Lori Hollcrad Denise Holmes Kathleen Holmes Jeff Holt Kim Holt Brenda Honeycott Tina Hovy Charles lluckabcc Debbie Hudson Jay Hughes Joe Hulbcrt Becky Huss Veronica Huston Bruce Hutc hinsen Karen Hyde Carrey Infante Chris Isom Lisa Ivy Quentina Ivy Richard Jamison Dan Jansen Cheryl Jeffers Mike Jenkins Bruce Johnson Carl Johnson Curtis Johnson Linda Johnson Paul Johnson Scott Johnson Kelly Johnston Doug Jones Michael Jones Cindy Jury Bobbi Justice Tammy Kevern Sue Ketelscn Janet Kerby Glenn Keltner Jackie Kelley Carl Keller Sheila Kellar Greg Kampmcier Pam Kane 83 LcAnn Karstan Eddie King Marcia King Mike Lenn Monty Lewis Anita Lighthart Kelly Kerby Tammy Kirk Mary Kirkpatrick Laura Lighthart Penny Lincoln Carol Undenmeier David Kisting Bonnie Kitzman Richard Kluver Kirk Lindquist Tammy Lindquist Tim Lindsay Mary Knight Kevin Knoebber Kris Kohlhorst Scott Liston Russ Littlejohn Randy Lloyd Mary Lou Kolenda Doug Konitski David Krueger Sue Long Randy Luckadoo Sherry Ludgatis Tom Krulac Pam La Belle Tom Lamb Alan Ludwig Mike Luke John Lungo Mark Lamcndola John Largholn Diane Larsen Melinda Lutcr Carla Lyon Curt Lyon Jeff Lathrop Debbie La wing Tammy Lead ley Marla Lyon Jeff Mackey Kathy Mackey 84 Kim Maddock Wendy Magee Mike Malone Tom McMullin Warren Mcacham Dan Medearis Terry Mandera Vicky Manger Connie Mangrum Danita Meek Jeff Meiborg Jan Melchcr Terry Manning D. Marquette Mary Marshall Karen Mclcher Cindy Melvin Mike Meredith Charlene Martin David Martin Tim Martin Doug Merriman Tana Meyer Kathy Meyers Fred Marx Larenc Massie Mary Massoth Steve Mickelson Laurie Michclson Jefry Miers Phillip Matlock Mary Mauro Ray Maybome Jeff Milhowe Cindy Miller Dawn Miller Bill Me Bridge David McCulley Kathy McGinnity Faith Miller George Miller Jeanette Miller Paul McKee Doreen McKiski Tami McLean Mike Miller Natalia Miller Jodi Minnick Lance Mitchell Madeline Mitchell Kirk Moeller Robert Moline Joe Montalvo Melissa Moore Tim Moore Phyllis Morelock Wanda Morelock Joel Morgan Lucinda Murray Gary Musgrave Steve Mussigman Lori Musselman Bobbie Nash Albert Navickis Angela Noble Tony Noblitt Charles Noffke James Oswald Tim Outzen Dena Nelson Cindy Newman Debbie Northrup Randy Northrup Pam Nuckles Teresa Owens Brenda Padgett Mary Nichol Dominic Nicosie Brian Olcr Phil Oliveri Renee Olmstead Brian Palmer Mary Palmer Scott Nicholson Dan Niday Brian Olsen Debbie Olson Jeff Olson Tracy Palmer Mary Palmer Tim NiHcncgger Uta Nilgcs Rodney Olson Mike Oncal David Onley Kelly Parker Greg Parish 86 Duane Peterson Lynn Phillips Mary Pickering Julie Pittman Kim Pond Lindsay Pooley Jeff Poston Foy Pothour Cindy Potter Rickey Pratt Iamcra Pringle Anita Purifoy Kent Parker Marcia Parker Scott Patterson Kent Purifoy Craig Purington John Quintanilla Carla Paul Eric Pearson Randy Pearson Dave Raasch Melodie Rackley Robbin Raeher Debbie Peck Pat Pennow Francis Perkins Vicky Ragan Tina Ramczyk Doreen Rame Lisa Perrin Pam Peters Robert Peters Debbie Rand Scott Rasmussen Cheryl Raymer 87 Jim Rennickc Virginia Renniche Jake Richards Noah Sanders Sandy Sandquist Roger Savage Mike Richmond Dawn Richter Delores Reley Calvin Schafer Don Scheidcgger Sheila Schmertman Larry Ritter BUI Roach Karen Roach Jo Gena Schmid Kathy Schmid Jerry Schoonover Stacy Robbins Laura Roberts Mike Rogers June Schrack Wannetta Schuhmacher Barbara Schultz Rick Rogers Sue Roggcnsack Linda Rohl Steve Schwartz Keith Scott Ralph Seaworth Keith Romine Roger Rowe Paula Rowell BUI Seidel Yvette Severson Bruce Seymour David Runhel Cindy Rusk Donald Russell Kim Shalda Ron Sheets Larry Sheets Tim Ryan Tracy Ryerson Tim Sage Linda Shcrrard Charles Shickle? Chris Shipman 88 Christy Shoemaker Pam Shoulders Jack Shrader Mike Shukis Kandy Singer Stan Slavings Lisa Smallwood Pam Smallwood Al Smith WOW! What a demonstration! Bill Smith Dan Smith Judy Smith Mike Statdfield Nancy Sterner Kim Stewart Kim Smith Lisa Smith Marietta Smith Ken Stillman Gordy St. John Jeff Strey Mike Smith Nina Smith Tom Smith Pam Strickland Steve Stringham Ginger Stubbs Wendy Smith Rick Snodgrass Kristine Snyder Debbie Stufflebeam Deborah Sturdevant Greg Sundbcrg Nancy Speiser Diane Spires Brant Stata Erik Sundbo Richard Sundell Cindy Swanberg 89 Debbie Thompson Don Thompson James Thompson Linda Thompson Randy Thompson Sue Thompson I’m SURF! Debbie Tiffany Marie Tipton Maynard Tipton Cathy Swart Penny Swartout Jerry Swiney Leslie Tish John Todd Terrie Townsend Dawn Szczech Sue Tackeberry Dorctta Taft Julie Traff Doreen Tresmer Jeannine Triplett Bob Tanrath Betty Taylor Joan Taylor Tina Triplett Linda Trobaugh Peggy Trotter Kim Taylor Phyllis Taylor Greg Teaster Bruce Tucker Jeff Tucker Mark Turley Lee Tharalson Karen Thomas Richard Thomas Tammy Turner Anne Ungs Sandy Vasseur 90 Sue Verdina Roberta Verst racte Joe Vettore Vickie Visgar Chuck Vronch Jeff Vurnovas Joel Wiemkcn Barb Wihlborg Gary Wilkins Greg Wilkins David Williams Joanne Williamson Don Vybomy Rose Vyborny James Wallis Bernice Wilson LeeAnn Wilt Trisha Wincapaw Steve Wallis Ken Ward Dale Watkins Sandy Wisocki Dennis Woods Alan Woolbright Kathy Watkins Ron WclLs Sandy Wells Debbie Wright Edwina Wright Jim Wright Diane Welsh John Wenstrom Marie Werst Sam Yakey Ealva Young Kelly Young Karen West holder Gary WTiite Neil White Cindy Zaugg Greg Zimmerman Robin Zimmerman Linda Whitehead Rob Whitson Robin Widmer 91 FACULTY Board of Education Dr. Jack Wilt William Rycrson Carl Lee Gene Snyder Walter Fink Superintendent President Keith Hissong Secretary Dr. Edward Kelly Ralph Jury James Hall Robert Shields Principal and Acting Superintendent 94 James McGee Vice Principal Administrative Janet Lundgren Swede Pearson Lucille Saporito Elsie Grimes Sheldon Hanson Eugene Taylor Paul Leisure Don Parrot Ron Franiak William Connor Darwin Wilcox Mary Miller Catherine Oswald Counselors 95 Judy Cunningham Nancy Flanagan William Hassan Angelo La Loggia Administrative Aides Teacher Aides Peggy Humpal Janet Novak Judith Anderson Gayncll Crowe Shirley Mirth Mary Plocnzkc Charlotte Suchanck Colleen Bender Barb Drougherty Sandra liuhsman Marjorie Rivcrdahl Audrey Warner Sharri Carlston Mary Fryer Edith Olin Barb Schadcwaldt Marlene Wheeler 96 Business Education Marjorie Stover Helen lamam Chris Hermsen Mary Lou Huffington Richard Johnson Connie Krueger Jack Mastalcsh Harvey Mcadvin Lana Simpson Richard Baxter Melodic Hucbcr James Gunn Jane Jewell 97 Cooperative Education Russell Berg Wayne Jacobs Paul Lindstrom Clifton Stalheim Paul Robinson Ken Thompson Gladys Wilcox Tom Yoe English 98 Rachel Baskerville Marjorie Basmagy Robert Bcinema Dennis Bilycu John Bolger Delores Brooks Peggy DeRango Nancy Feinstein Naomi Huffman Katherine Glisan Barb Greer Connie Kurtz Barb LaSalle Jill Lundberg Lceta Moline Mark Paulsen 99 Foreign Language Herbie Grigg Edward Hornbeck Jack Ramsey Driver Education Helen Beaman Trudy Hamilton Virginia Holland Marion Lingcly Kathy Lovett Elaine Prescott Betty Welsh Home Economics Industrial James Ambrose Charles Christiansen Ken Bryant Phillip Floyd Wayne Brake Jon Novak Education 101 Learning Center Carol Canncll Charles Fletcher Id ward Guensburg DcLoy Hicpler Math Frank Hirsch William Hyde George Lingcl George Johnson Paul Rcweerts Gerogia McLcish Unda Rogers Jan Noble Donald Trcscmer Music Naval Science Monica Ayoub Brendan Blackler Joe Barth Sharon Hendrix Michcal Bercntcs Warner McCollum 103 Physical Education Mike DuPre Jerry Falzonc John Ihne Brian Johnson John McClure Jereve Miller Fred Pellcy James Norsccn Melvin Panjkovich Pat Rooney Judy Stockctt Kugenia Turney John Sundstedt Mary Trumbauer Social Studies Paul Peterson Roger Ostrom Pat Wikse Gifford Zapke Ron Dobratz John Gibson William Girling Steve Luter 105 ACTIVITIES Homecoming 1974 “It was different, but the basic theme of Homecoming was still there- Huskie is the best spirit in the land.' A Former Harlem Student “The car parade was a lot of fun and the bonfire was really super... I've never seen anything so beautiful. “I thought it was kind of rotten, but at least we had a bonfire this year and that was wild. “I didn't go, but I heard it was a disaster.' 108 109 “It's too bad the team lost, but you could tell they really tried one hundred per cent. “The spirit was there and, win or lose, it is the spirit that counts. 1 was happy with how the crowd reacted to the cheer- leaders. Harlem Students 110 Christmas Concert “Has anybody seen Christmas?” Everyone saw Christmas at the 1974 Harlem High Christmas Concert. From the traditional “Hallelujah Chorus” by Handel to “The Spirit of Christmas” performed by the Harlem bands, Christmas was in the air. Instruments and voices pro- claimed the true joy of the season. A surprise visit from “Frosty the Snowman” and Santa Claus provided delightful entertainment for the children in the audience. Parents were delighted with splendid performances by the Madrigals and Symphonic Band. It was an event worth remembering and was a wonderful way to begin the Christmas season. 113 All-School Play A new year brought a new approach to the fall theatre production at Harlem. Instead of one three-act comedy, director Dennis Bil- yeu presented three one-act dramas. “Sorry, Wrong Number” sent chills of terror running through the audience. Then the audience was held captive by the tenseness of “To Burn a Witch”, a play that questioned man’s ideas of justice. The evening’s clincher was “Waiting For Godot”, a deep contemporary commentary on the absurdity of mankind. All together it was a challenging and exciting experience for the actors, crew, co-directors Dennis Bilyeu and Marjorie Basmagey, and the audience. Pantomimists 114 115 Powder-Puff A quarterback wearing nail-polish? A center with pigtails? What else would you expect on an all-girl football team?! This year’s powder puff game pitted the juniors against the seniors in what was probably the roughest, most spirited, and professional looking game all year. Under the competent guidance of coaches Hombeck and Gibson, the girls practiced passing and receiving, memorized plays, and fought to a well- earned 7-7 tie. Bopper Week “Do you wanna dance?” The jitterbug, the Stroll, the Big Apple, take your pick. Bopper week was a combination of red cheeky-poo kisses, saddle shoes, greasy hair, and sun- glasses. The Fonz was king and curly hair and ponytails bedecked the queens. To top off the week there was a big assembly with all the senior greasers making a rare appear- ance. The grand finale was the Bopper Dance with disc- ockey, Lee Edwards. Everybody was cool!! 117 SPORTS Varsity Football Left to Right, First Row: Mike Latino, Wade Mitchell, Dan Johannsen, Rod Balzer, Curt Blitch, Mike Price, Paul Monnier, Rick Mon talio, Tom Kane, Jeff Heaton. Second Row: Mike Carter (Mgr.), Steve Atterbury, Mark Lang, Tim Peak, Tim Oswald, Jim Russell, Tom Ludgatis, John Summers, Dennis Tighe, Earl Betts, Dale Smith. Third Row: Dan Beach, Chris Landwair, Jack Hcinzcroth, Tim Bargman, A1 Patapack, Doug Jury, Dan Bon, Jim Havens. Fourth Row: John Furseth, Jim Palmer, Brad Palmer, Scott Jury, Jeff Lungrcn, Steve Woodyard, Dean Carlson, Rick Gustufson, Mike Shilds, Bruce Bartels. Dave Fausett, Randy Rubendoll. Fifth Row: Coach McCollum, Coach Berentes, Coach McClure, Craig Code, Lefty Jury, John Carabelli, Jim Holt, Joel liwin, Leo Brown, Rick Bagwell, Scott Louden. 120 Although it was a disappointing season those boys could have given up a lot of times and they never did.” Coach McCollum Sometimes, If you look hard enough, you can find victory in defeat. True, a 0-10 season isn’t very impressive, but it’s what comes from inside that counts. Deep down there was a pride and a determination to win, regardless of the odds. Deep down in- side our Huskies were winners. This year’s Huskies were led by senior stand- outs Lefty Jury, A1 Snyder, and Scott Jury. Junior standouts included Doug Jury, Wayde Mitchell, and Dan Bolin. With many return- ing lettermen and a lot of sophomore hope- fuls, next year’s Huskies should, and will, win. 121 Sophomore Football Harlem Pups finished the season with a 3:5 win, loss. They started out with an inspiring victory over Freeport, 20-7, following with an up- setting loss against Guilford, 0-20. With outstanding players such as Jerry Miers, Larry Stewart, and Jeff McCully, the pups roared on with a victory over Auburn 14-0, East High, as a final opponent constituted tough opposition, they were met by a determined Pup squad. The rushing Pups made the yards and held the scoreboard at a tally of 7-0. Pressing for points in the second half, Harlem's final effort ended with 14-13 margin over East with seconds remaining. Harlem's victory then became their most crushing defeat, in what could be called the controversy of the clock. Seconds were gained as the time clock remained motionless. The extra time enabled the Rabeets final victory. A tough season, a tough decision, but a loyal team. Left to Right, Row 1: C. Samp, D. Hanson, B. Tuinmire, S. Ferno, D. Bowers, V. Stewart, S. Heaton, D. McWilliams, R. Rawhoof, G. Whitson. Row 2: J. Miers, S. IX ssey, J. Wentland, L. Stewart, J. Blume, R. Cline, H. Swinbank, J. Bohn, S. Smallwood, D. Fredricks. Row 3: V. Crccenzo, S. Greenlee, R. Hamil- ton, T. Nelson. D. Olson, R. Hood, J. Hexom, D. Rockman, J. Watkins, J. McCauley. Row 4: Coach Wiske, Coach Hombeck, Coach Barth, S. Klaman, J. Fox, R. Flock, B. Evink, D. Cunningham, J. Guffey, B. Johnson, K. Aldrich. 122 123 Left to Right, Row 1: Arnic Meyen, Dennis Helgeson, Maynard Tipton, Andy Harris, Terry Bennett, Dana Dajka, Vince Fertitta, Randy Thompson, Greg Zim- merman, Bob Moline. Kyle Grifett, Duayne Beach, John Lungo. Row 2: Randy F.ngesetter, Scott Patterson, Jeff Milhone, Rick Derrickson, Brian Palmer, Bob Whitson, Jeff Hale, Al Navickis, Randy Bolin, Lawrence Block, Kelly Johnston. Row 3: Craig Pearington, Boomer Carlson, Flip Oliveri, John Langholtz, Bruce Johmson, Mike Anderson, Jim Hesell, Keith Romine, Mark Cave, Steve Brown, Jeff Poston. Row 4: Darren Easton, Rick Bohn, Scott Hall, Randy Fox, Dave Kisting, Mark Cunningham, Eric Sundbo, Tom Griesman, Scott Bliss, Joe Wiemken. Freshman Football The freshman football season opened and the question was were they ready? This question was answered quickly as the frosh squad, led by Joe Wiemken, stormed out past a baffled Freeport team. This was not to stop soon, as a determined Huskie team ran to three victories behind a superb defense and some tough running by running backs Wiemken and Steve Brown before getting beat by a mere 8-6 by a very tough West offense. The chips were down, but the Harlem Huskie Freshman team was not as they battered their way to a victory over a strong Boylan team 6-0. This team is a bright spot in football this year and a hope for the future. 125 Varsity Cross Country Led by senior Steve Stubbs and freshman Russ Littlejohn, the Harriers rallied to a 5-6 record. Defeated in their first two meets against bet- ter clubs, the cross country team, raced one that was in far better condition. They came back in a dual meet against East and Free- port by defeating Freeport 21-37. However, they were outlasted by East in the 3 mile sprint. Steve Stubbs finished 2nd in this meet behind conference champ Dan Gilhirst. The inexperience was fading out of the pic- ture as a senior freshman one-two punch of Steve Stubbs and Littlejohn pushed the team to a win over Winnebago 19-41. Then came the first invitational and the Hus- kies were not to disappointed taking a 10th place finish with Stubbs dashing to 9th in the Forest City Invitationi. In the district meet the cross country team was outdistanced by West’s team and had to settle for a 7 th place finish with Steve Stubbs racing to 1 14th place finish. 126 Left to Right: Tom Miller, Steve Stubbs, Sam Fertitta, Randy Ramey, Jim Griesman, Justin Forbes Kevin Ewers. ’ J.V. CROSS COUNTRY, Left to Right, Row 1: Marvin Mackey, Mark Munger, Dave Schick, Dave Schmertan, Keith Sturdevant. Row 2: Larry Swanson, Jeff Bunger, Brian Jocrn, Tom Luke, Coach Luter, Scott Erwin, Mgr. Frosh-Soph Cross Country With the coaching of Steve Luter and the voluntary work of Larry Swanson, the Fresh-Soph Cross Country Team posted an 8-1 record. In their first big meet which was the Forest City Invitational, the harriers came up with a 3rd place finish out of 18 teams. Placing the harriers was Freshman Russ Littlejohn with a 14th place finish. He was followed by Jeff Clark, Scott Peterson, Rob Schlensker, Rick Rogers who came up with 18,22,25, 27th places. The harriers came home with another trophy from the Sterling Invitational where they took 2nd out of a field of 21. In the confer- ence meet Scott Peterson took a 4th place finish. Although the harriers were half-way satisfied with their 2nd place finish in the conference, they will be shooting for 1st next year. And with dedicated coaches like Steve Luter Larry Swanson there is no doubt that they can do it. Left to Right, Dale Brinker, Jeff Dodd, Kent Parker, Don Smith, Rob Schlensker, Junior Boken. Row 2: Rod Seleen, Rick Rodgers, Tim Fosberg, Chuck Briggs, Russ Littlejohn. Row 3: Scott Peterson, Jeff Clark, Mitch Cave, Wayne Marshall, Don Baker. Tim MacKenzie. Left to Right. R°w 1: Coach Cronberg, Jim Whittenberg, Dan Pyfer, Jeff Heaton, Tom Nelson, Steve Atterburry, Dale Herren, Dean Fant, Coach Schultz. Row 2. Bruce Bartels, Tim BarkdoU, Jeff Bunger, Greg Jury, Dan Brydon, Scott Andrews, Scott Louden, Matt Austin. Row 3: Gary Anderson, Steve Branch, Man- agers. 128 Varsity Basketball The Harlem Huskie Basketball team started the season off with the shout “We’re l”.In their openers Harlem slammed Harvard 89-66 then came back to pound Winnebago 9248. They rounded out their tourney by climbing on and over Hononegah 87-61. The round bailers then went on to victories over West Belvidere and Beloit. A stiff opposition by a strong Auburn offense and Harlem was dealt it’s first loss. The Huskie express then surged past Boylan after a 78-64 loss to East. This brought the Huskies to a 7-2 season record. Then the Huskies dropped their next game in the Boylan classic to Chicago Fenger. The wins over Dixon, Auburn, and Geneva clinched consolation place honors. Besting Guilford brought them to a 11-3 mid season tally. The determined Huskies rolled over 4 out of their next 5 opponents to claim 2nd place only Vl game away from top seeded East. East proved a formidable opponent as they squeaked ahead by 3 during the Final seconds. Boylan was to be their next adversary. They were swept aside by Harlem’s vengeance. Not since the shark confer- ence was Harlem to achieve such a record. Harlem didn’t win the conference championship but through their dedication and sportsman- ship, they were 1. Sophomore Basketball The Soph, cagers came out willing to fight as was evident by their opening games. Rough times followed with a string of nailbiters ending in the loss column. Then the pups came back to whip the Bucs, and Squires. With the help from Jerry Miers, Rod Ek- berg, and Ken Thompson. In Harlems battle against the Bucs, the Bel- videre team kept coming back. Harlems lead became a 36-36 tide score. The Bucs managed to tip the lead 44-43, but Ekberg connected two consecutive jumpers to lead the pups to 56-45 win. The pups went on to finish up in a flury of victories. 130 Left to Right, Row 1: Chris Samp, Jerry Miers, Wayne Collins, Doug Crane, Jeff Sage, Kurt Smith, Brian Cunningham. Row 2: Coach Tresmer, Rod Ekberg Randy Flock, Joji Chadwick, Neil Rote, Joe Verdina, Ken Thompson, Jeff Parker, Coach Clinton. Row 3: Tom Seipts, Ed Doherty, Managers. Left to Right, Row 1: Tim Sage, Tracy Palmer, Kandy Bullen, Mark Cave, Keith Ramine, Larry Block, Brent Herren, Dave Runkle. Row 2: Coach Gooch, Mike Butterfield, Tony Floyd, Lance Mitchell, Mike Shukis, Randy Huckabcc, Cal Carlson, David Williams, Coach Swenson. Row 3: Joe Johnson, Mgr., Greg Parrish, Erik Sundbo, Tom Greisman, Joe Wiemken, Dave Kisting, Scott Hall, Mike Cringle, Mgr. Freshman Basketball Harlem’s Freshmen ran undefeated through- out the whole season. This brought their sea- son record to 20-0. This by far is the best Frosh season ever recorded. With outstand- ing players like Kisting, Morgan, and Sund- bo, the Freshmen could do no wrong. Un- der fine direction of Coaches Peterson and Couch, the freshmen jumped over their op- ponents one right after the other. These guys were out there showing what they had. What they had was skill and most of all, pride. 132 133 The Varsity Volleyball Team had a very out- standing season. They fought all-the-way toward a state berth in the first state volleyball tourna- ment, before losing the secional title to West. They were beaten on the scoreboard, but not in their minds as they went the distance against West. 134 Varsity Volleyball to Right, Row 1: Donna HiUenberg, Gina Stevens, Dec Ryerson, Sue Tackelberry, Chris Hall, Lmda Bargmen. Row 2: Linda Granath, Mgr., Sandy Reed, Dawn Meyer, Crystal Johnson, Linda Thombloom, Shelia Reinhold, Miss Hendrix. The JV Volleyball Team had a sub-par year with the help of some bad breaks, but were not too awfully disappointed as they showed great enthusiasm which is neces- sary in the building of any great team. J.V. Volleyball Left to Right, Row 1: Mary Swanborg, Cindy Farr, Debbie Townsend, Cindy Thresher, Anna Bartrum, Cathy Atterbury, Cathy Carter. Row 2: Debbie Peck, Tracey Ryerson, Gail Maddock, Doreen McKiski, Cheryl Nofke, Mary Hedlund, Debbie Stufflebeam. 'i 'J.lUtfj Girl’s Tennis Using tougher serves, better ball placement and improved strategy , the fifteen girls on this year’s team showed just how far their determination could go. The girls opening match showed their strength against Auburn, with a score of 6-3. In the last match of the season, they defeated East, 9-0. They ended their second season with a 4-4 record, then placed fifth in the October conference meet, a big improvement over last year’s ninth. With the help of the new tennis coach, Carol Johnson, and the new North Campus tennis courts, the team foresees an even better season for next year. Left to Right, Row 1: Chris Hall, Kathy Hall, Sue Austin, Mary Jo MacKcnzic. Row 2: Mrs. Johnson, Linda Bargman, Cindy Zuagg, Dawn Gordan, Marilyn Pherigo. Row 3: Wendy Heintz, Kim Bonaquisti, Mary Hedlund, Theresa Johnson, Crystal Zaugg. 135 Row 1: Steve McLaughlin, Mgr., Linda Higginson, Mgr., Keith Knutson, Keith Sturdevant, Tim Kane, Alan Ekberg, Mike Price, Ron Haggerman, Floyd Gilligan, Debbie Studevant, Mgr. Row 2: Dan Beach, Mgr., Chris Landwair, Jim Russel, Teny Milroy, Jim Frazier, Coach Fletcher, Dan Bohn, Brad Palmer, Albert Patapack, John Carabelli. Varsity Wrestling Harlem Grapplers, with injuries and weight problems, still managed a fine showing in the light weight divisions. Matmen Floyd Gilligan, A1 Ekberg, Keith Sturdevant and Ron Traver were consistent in their performances. The wrestlers were indeed the shadow of Huskie pride. With Floyd, Al, and Keith returning the Huskies have the nucleus for building a strong contender for the next season. 137 Sophomore Wrestling The sophomore wrestlers continued their domination over all other area schools by running up a overwhelming 23-0 season record and another confer- ence championship. As freshmen, the grapplers finished 8-0 and a confer- ence championship. Both years they out-distanced their competitors by over 10 points. The grapplers set many high goals, but accomplished them and ones that they didn’t plan on, suchasa72-0 dual meet victory over Dakota to open the season-the highest possible score to achieve. The grapplers stuck it to West and Boylan by scores of 61-0 and 54-3, respectively. The team just kept easing by teams until the end of the season when they met the top two team, Jef- ferson and East. Getting by Jefferson easily, they edged by East and were ready for the challenge of the confer- ence. All of the teams were out to get the Pup wrestlers. After it was said and done, the happy wrestlers led by first place finished of Tom Porter, Bill Tur- mire, Rich Konitski, and Brian Johnson, bringing back more hardware. For the first time in Harlem’s wrestling history there was a winner. Row I: Scott Leslie, Tom Porter, Tim Hamilton, Dale Brinker, Steven Heaton, Bill Turnmire, Dan Beech, Rich Konitski. Row 2: Mgr. Arme Hams, Joe Bohn, Jim Black, Brian Johnson, Richard Schlagel, Ron Hamilton, Jeff McCauley, DuWayne Olson, Dave Cunningham, Joe Fox, Coach Jack Ramsey. Row 1: Don Erickson, Chuck Briggs, Greg Nania, Kevin Knoebbor, Larry Williamson, Doug Knoitski, Bob Moline, lohn Andrei. Row 2: Coach Hirsch, Dana Dajka, Vince Fertita, Brian Palmer, Rich Bohn, Jeff Poston, DuWayne Beach, Bruce Johnson, Don Schicdiggcr, Coach McClure. Freshmen Wrestlers The frosh were at a great disadvantage throughout the season, having all their grapplers in the lower weights. The lack of heavier wrestlers didn’t prove too much of a disadvantage as they still whipped many of their rivals. With an improved schedule the grapplers had some very tough matches and came out on the bottom end because they had to start out many points behind. With some bigger wrestlers the team could easily bring home a trophy next year. 139 Varsity Swimmers Pull Major Upset The Huskie tankers pulled off their greatest achievement to date. The Huskies finally drowned Auburn’s tankers. The final score 87-85, with Mike Owens stroking to a 200 individual medley. Dennis Skatum nipped John Wentland for first place honors. This victory was not a result of these few players, but a total team effort. Row 1: Terry Welsh, Tom Burt, Dan Plocnzkc, Vince Buckwalter, Randy Kluver, John Hilde, Doug Jury, Kevin Jensen Scott Bliss. Row 2: Cindy Jury, Coach Barth, Mark Nielcen, Mark Owens, Tim Nordmoe, Todd Riphnger, Mike Owens, Joan Cassarotto, Coach Dupre. Row 1 • Tom Seidel Gary Adami, Tim Moore, Dennis Woods, Mike Stallard, Bill Reuber, Mike Richmond, Rick Prentice, Rick KJuver. Row 2: Skip Craine, Tim Lindsay, Tom Tuttie. PitS don l 1� , Hitia ow 3: Coach Barth, Bill Seidel, Dan Wadly, Kevin Blackmer, Doug Radant, Ed Hanebuth, Mark Turley, Jim Oswald Allan Martin, Coach Dupre. J.v. Swimmers The JV swimmers, this year ranging from freshman to senior, ended the season with a 6-4 record. They did not participate in the annual Dr. Van Relay swim, but posted a 4th place in the sophomore confer- ence meet. Outstanding swimmers were Tom Tuttle, who swam 50-100 yard freestyle and Harold Noble who swam the 200 and 500 freestyle. Both were swimming on the varsity team at the end of the season. •� � I t ORGANIZATIONS 143 Student Council KE fo' “ s,“d“ Co“'1' ”f 1H«ta «—i . id� Examples of these changes included: Homecoming 1974, the Homecoming Chili Supper, and the sponsoring of exciting new student in- terest assemblies. e council[reached out a helping hand to the community of Loves Park during a march for approval of a bond referen- dum and the Post s Project Christmas . Also this year s council united with and assisted other school organizations to achieve their goals. 1974-75 was a time for change, Harlem’s Student Council met the challenge and became the leaders of the times. Left to Right, Row 1: Laurie Derrickson, Mary Williamson, Patti Raash, Randy Ramey, Clark Everhart. Row 2: Rod Humphcrys, Mr. Gibbson, Joanne Humpherys, Debbie Anderson, Kelly Ebert, Ramona Melcher, Mary Delehanty, Sharon Hart, Lou Ann McKinney! Left to Right, Sitting: A1 Snyder, Steve Stubbs, Jeff Held, Nancy Swenson, A1 Patapack, Sherri Fehler. Standing: Vic Musgravc, Nfc8uLtey man 'na a ent ’ SheUey Jac°bs Dawn Carlson, Debbie Wheeler, Marie Grecula, Tammy Sundbo, Gaydcanc Hale, Tom 144 Girl’s State Girl’s State is... involvement with people, sharing feelings with new-found sisters, being up from dawn until who- knows-when, the thrill of compe- tition, almost six-hundred female voices blending together at dawn and dusk singing the Star Spangled Banner and Taps, living on cookies and potato chips between cafeteria meals, tears at the end of the week because it is over, but knowing the friends are yours for a lifetime. Marie Grecula Campus Life It is 8:00 Monday night and the house is full of eager and interested Harlem students. It is the beginning of a Campus Life meeting. First comes the games, a little embarrassment, and a lot of laughs. Then, a more pensive period. A time for meeting and coming closer to reality through God. An op- portunity for group discussion and individual searching. All too soon the evening must end and one must leave the security of the fellowship. Everyone leaves with a good feeling through- out. They all know the fellow- ship and unity has prepared them to make it through the decisions and hard times they will encounter until next Monday night. 145 Left to Right, Row 1: Keith Hays, Vicki Board, Debbie Riggins, Julie Michaelson, Wendy Apgar, Lori Johnson, Jim Johnson. Row 2: Bert Schweinler, Nancy Nordquit, Nancy Swenson, Mark Pearson, Jocelyn Pearson, Jim Gendening. National Honor Society In every high school there is a select group of individuals whose academic, community, and school related achivements are outstanding. Every year Harlem acknowledges juniors and seniors belonging to this group. With the guicance of Steve Stubbs as president, and Jeff Oler as vice-president, these stu- dents were a merit to their classmates and were of great assis- tance to the community. OFFICERS, Front to Back: Steve Stubbs, Chris Hall, Evelyn Boeke, Jeff Oler. JUNIORS, Left to Right, Row 1: Sally Fowler, Betty Allen, Cindy Shields, Mike Nelson. Row 2: Kevin Baker, Tom Miller, Jay Anderson, Tim McKenzie. Left to Right, Row 1: Cindy Drost, Leah Oswald, Josi Pena, Karen Pressior, Sue Austin, Debbie Riggins, Evelyn Boeke, Chris Hall, Julie Michaclson, ,w z: Gaydeane Hale, Jeff Oler, Tom McCullcy, Dave Tureson, Dee Ryerson, Mary Jo McKenzie, Rita Scott, Jocelyn Pearson. Row 3: Marie Gre- cula, Teresa Vettore, A1 Patapack, Joe Swan berg, Alan Snyder, George Neujahr, Steve Stubbs, Nancy Swenson, Jeff Heiberg. 146 Left to Right, Row 1: Paula Oliveri, Lori Derrickson, Dawn Carlson, Kelly Blodgett, Marilyn Pherigo, Julie White. Row 2: Pam Novak, Becki Cassoratto, Dec Ryerson, Carol Wiemken, Kathy Acaley, Terri Jenkins, Gaydcane Hale. Row 3: Jeff Heiberg, Steve Stubbs, Tammy Sundbo, Chuck Runyard, Theresa Vettorc, Don Christopherson. Quill Scroll To achieve Quill and Scroll is the desire of every Meteor and Pepper staff member. To be a mem- ber one must be in the upper third of his class and must have exhibited exceptional work for either the paper or the school yearbook. Quill and Scroll. . it is the ultimate achivement for the talented journalist. OFFICER, Top to Bottom: Carol Wiemken, Secretary; Gaydeane Hale, Social Chairman; Steve Stubbs, Vice-President; Dawn Carlson, President; Theresa Vettore, Treasurer. Naval Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps N J.R.O.T.C. LEFT! RIGHT! ABOUT FACE! THEY... . . Presented the colors. . instilled pride in every spectator. . .demonstrated snappy, precise drills. . .are guards of American pride and dignity.. .are the Naval Junior Reserve Officer Train- ing Corps... COMPANY STAFF, Left to Right: POI Chris Young, Lt. Josi Pena, Lt. JG George Neujahr, Lt. Randy Harris, Company Cmdr., Ens. Randy Rubendall, POI Allen Gentry, CPO Dale Gentry, Ens. Les Uhlir. Captain Wilbur Stundt Chief Petty Officer John Weant Color Guard Left to Right, Row 1: POI Dave Foster, POI Gina Wagner, POI Terrill Uhlir, POI Wendy Covert, POI Theresa Harbison, POI Dave Ebhington. Row 2: POI Debbie Hartoon, CPO Bruce Wyatt, POI Sally Fowler. 148 Left to Right, Row 1: Ens. Dale Travis, Platoon Commander, Cadet Joe Lierman, Cadet Scott Liston, POI Doyle Collins, Cadet Jeff Ol- son, Cadet Ray Maybom, Cadet Dave Abbott, Cadet Mark Lamendola, POI Tom Cook. Row 2: CPO Phil Stoaklcy, POZ Shirley Peterson, POZ Don Niday, Cadet Mark Agnew, Cadet Rod Olson, Cadet Dave Bruno, POI Bruce Purington, Cadet Stephanie Cunningham. Second Platoon Left to Right, Row 1: Ens. Tom Bullen, Platoon Commander; Cadet Pam LaBelle, POZ Charles Dye, Cadet Bill Smith, Cadet Joe Chand- ler, Cadet Bill Sucller, Cadet Eric Pearson, Cadet Dale Watkins, POI Allan Martin, POI Pat McGee. Row 2: Cadet Pat Pennow, Cadet Kelly Parker, POI Roberta Verstraete, Cadet Brian Pierce, Cadet Guy Smith, Cadet Terry Kerska, Cadet Tim Phillips, POI Williams John- son, Ens. Mark Sandeen, Cadet Cindy Rusk, Cadet Tim Outzen. Third Platoon Left to Right, Row 1: Ens. Dave Knight, Platoon Leader; POI Steve Larson, Cadet Debbie Bull, Cadet Ealva Young, Cadet Karen Dureey, Cadet Lori Hogan, Cadet Terry Hagberg, Cadet Denise Homes, Cadet Lorna Cowan, Cadet Debbie Earls, POI Bill Stircrs. Row 2: Cadet Bonnie Hirth, Cadet Carl Johnson, Cadet Curt Johnson, Cadet Richard Jamison, POI Barb Wihlborg, Cadet Paul Johnson, Cadet Brett Daniels, Cadet Kathy Guffey, Cadet Lisa Curtis. 149 A.F.S. This year more than ever, Harlem’s AFS has been active and alive. Eight students, six from South America, one from Sweden, and one from Mexico, spent varied amounts of time learning how the Americans live. The students enjoyed their stay here even though homesickness crept in. The language was at times a barrier, but overcome by people learning to understand one another. They be- came temporary Americans and will take with them some new customs. They came to observe and learn from a different way of life and provide us with the opportunity to do the same. Eloisa Espinosa, Ecuador, and Inger Olausson- Sweden. Left to Right, Seated: Eloisa Espinosa, Ecuador; Gustavo Acevedo, Mexico, Inger Olausson, Sweden; In- ger Sather. Standing: Sharon Furseth, Cindy Drost, Candy Merklc, Lewis Guffey, Gale Sather. Inger, Eloisa, and Mr. Mrs. Ralston 150 Sitting: Chiis Young, Row 1: Thersa Harbson, Diane Tureson. Row 2: Kim Fowler, Mary Casey, Cindty Combs, Kelly Mitchell, Debbie Steiner. Library Club It’s not all checking out books and reading shelves. A Library Club member also helps others find the books they need and sponsor activi- ties to raise money for Learning Center needs. Along with the li- brarians, the members of Library Club keep the Learning Center going. 154 OFFICERS, Left to Right: Sally Fowler, Kim Fowler, Diane Tureson. F.S.A. In this day and age a future job is a very serious concern among teenagers. The mem- bers of FSA worked together to learn the complicated skills of secretarial work. Often with just a little boost from 5 friend, one of the girls accomplished a difficult task. This willingness to gain exceptional skills will mean jobs tommorrow. FSA builds charac- ter and pride in high school girls and pre- pares them for the stark reality of tomor- row. OFFICERS, Left to Right: Linda Wright, Vice-President; Vicki Gibson, President; Kathy Smith, Secretary. F.T.A. Teaching can be a very rewarding and fulfilling profession if one is willing to put forth the effort. Nothing in this world beats the knowledge that because of you some kid is beaming over an ‘A on his report card. The members of FT A strive toward be- coming excellent teachers for the future, a goal that should be well respected. After all, the teachers of tomorrow will teach our children and help decide the future of America. OFFICERS, Left to Right: Cheryl Schultz, President; Cindy Drost, Vice-President; Jeannie Welbom, Secretary; Connie Scott, Treasurer. 155 O.E. I “One must excel in order to receive any benefits.” That is the OE philosophy. Each participant receives one credit for classroom instruction and one credit for classroom related employment. Besides learning valuable skills and ex- periences in the classroom, the students were able to put them to use in everyday working situations. Left to Right: Evelyn Boeke, Sandy Adams, Lori Stenzel, Debbie Ferell. O.E. II Left to Right: Row 1: Wendy Apgar, Lori Johnson. Row 2: Joan Brown, Linda Wright 156 D.E.C.A. The Distributive Education Clubs of America teaches young adults how to work and learn. Through on-the-job training the participants learn how to cooperate with employers and fellow workers. With the su- pervision of advisor Wayne Jacobs, the stu- dents the principles of working in an every- day situation and attended classes as well. Left to Right, Standing: Dawn Gordon, Brenda Jones, Sue Baker, Teresa Borgmann, Glenda Hicks, Donell Blunt. Kneeling: Joe Seipts, Randy Kluver, Mike Keller, Steve Hammer. V.I.C.A. Vocational Industrial Clubs of America. Their attempts were con- stant, their talent commendable and their wins assured. VIC A-All the way-“Go National!” 157 Left to Right: Sheryl Gillete, Mike Erico, Tom Clinton, William Reyber. Left to Right, Row 1: Diane Fadness, Joy Ensley. Row 2: Sandy Reed, Sheri Fehler, (Captain), Pat Hulbert. Let’s boogie! What does that mean? It must be a word for the super spirit shown at the games by our STATE CHAMPION Varsity Cheerleading Squad. Harlem can al- ways count on their Varsity Cheerleaders to keep the crowd up. So-you check ’em out! Left to Right: Sue Essington, Julie Niffenger, Kathi Russell. 158 JV. Cheerleaders “SOUL SATISFACTION, GIMME SOME OF THAT ACTION” Keeping time with a bouncing basketball, screaming encouragement from the fifty-yard line, al- ways looking pert and pretty.. .that’s the job of a JV cheerleader. It is hard work, and it is fun. It means smiling through the tears. JV cheerleaders. . .we would not be without them! Top to Bottom, Left: Kelly Ebert, Tracy Epling. Center: Barb Niffenegger, Terri Skattum, Eunice Hanson, Sonja Falkowski. Right: Tammy Gruner, Jan Snap. 159 Pom-Pom Number 7, Starting at Top: Cindy Cullen, Lori Johnson, Becky Casarotto, Ramona Melchcr, Debbie Wheeler, Patti Downs, Joan Brown, Rozenna Fry, Paula OUven, Robin Uyman. Number 5, Starting at Top: Lori Stenzel, Laura Jacobsen, Sandy Yapp, Karla Johnson, Pam Novak, LuAnn Owens, Sharon King, Julie White, Connie Keller, Rhonda Hagerman, Vicky Isom, Lori Herbert, Laurie Derrickson, Bcv Bosselman. Mop-Mop Punching and kicking, believe it or not, is mainly what a pom pom routine consists of. Those practices at the trophy case perfected each punching pom pom and kicking leg and turned out the kind of routines that made the people stay and watch at half- time. A song with rythmn is half of the routine and many favorites were used. “Taking Care of Busi- ness”, Chipmunks “Jingle Bells”, “Jamaca Jerkoff’, and “Do you want to dance 1”. This year taught 23 girls how to work together for a year full of happy, un- forgettable memories. YEA CHUMPS!!!!!!!! 160 OFFICERS, Left to Right, Row 1: Dawn Meyer, President; Dee Ryerson, Treasurer; Shelia Reinhold, Point Secretary. Row 2: Sue Austin, Secretary; Mary Hedlund, Vice President. G.A.A. Teamwork, sportsmaship, enthusiasm, fun. . .each is a facet of the Girl’s Athletic Association. Participation in GAA need not include superb athletic ability, just a desire to have fun, work hard, and learn the importance of good sportsmanship. Girls can participate in any sport from bowling, volleyball, and basketball in the fall to track and softball in the spring. It is all topped off by the beautiful Mother-Daughter Ban- quet at the end of the vear. GAA. . .something for everyone. “H” Club Boys! Boys! Boys! but no girls allowed. This club contains a good portion of the top notch athletes from Harlem, who have earned their var- sity letter. Club ac- tivities included a steak dinner and Pancake Day, where the boys tried their cooking abilities. Their special interest and drive to compete in sports binds each member together in a select society. Left to Right, Row 1: Pat Lewis, Terry Milroy, Mike Owens, Dennis Skattum, John Wentland, Jeff Heaton, Mike Johnston, Steve Truckenbrod, Jim Russell. Row 2: Tim Fetters, Todd Riplinger, Scott Andrews, Ron Traver, Albert Patapack, Dale Smith, Doug Jury, Mike Swenson, Mike Bunders, Mark Nielcen. Row 3: John Hilde, Randy Ramey, Scott Jury, Burt Townsend, Jim Griesman, Rick Wade, Alan Snyder, Mark Degender, Greg Jury. 161 Forensic League The purpose of Forensic league is to develop poise and confidence through public speaking. The mem- bers earned valuable points by speaking in debates, speech, contests and in front of their friends and classmates. The points earned are then put toward obtaining full membership into the Forensic League. After a full year of speaking the members were aware and just a little awed by their ability to speak eloquently and hold the interest of an audience. Left to Right, Row 1: Nancy Swenson, Allan Martin, Vicky Johnson, Jocelyn Pearson, Jerry Heilman, Mike Pingo, Guy Rickle- man, Debbie Brazinskis. Laying: Cindy Cullen. Pep Club Better statistics helped the school spirit to grow. This spirit was felt by everyone es- pecially through the efforts of Pep Club members. They met each week to plaster walls with posters that made you antici- pate each coming event with real PEP! 162 OFFICERS, Left to right: Sheri Fchler, President; Lori Herber, Vice-President; Julie Nif- fenigger, Secretary. Top: Tom McCuIley. Standing: Joycelyn Pearson, Mike Pingo. Sitting, L to R: Alan Martin, Lori Johnson, Guy Rickelman, Nancy Swenson. Laying: Cindy Cullen. Thespians The competition of the auditions, the long hours of rehearsal, the jitters of opening night. Why? Ask any Thespian and they will tell you. Many feel it is an escape from reality, an opportunity to be some- one they can never be. However, the main under- lying reason is the mystery of the theatre, the intrigue, the personal satis- faction that each Thespian receives when the curtains close to the thunder of an audience’s applause. Debate The Debate team spent many hours of hard work searching for solid evidence to back up the arguments used in delivering debate cases. Competition was held at local Colleges and high schools and Harlem’s De- bate team placed high in Big Nine Competition. Left to Right, Vicky Johnson, Mary Westadt, Karen Shumate, Debbie Weaver. Standing: Scott Benjamin, Randy Pellman. 163 Symphonic Row 1: Connie Scott, Kathy Acaley, Dee Rycrson, Marilyn Brannon, Diane Cobb, Petria Foss, Karen Pressior, Debbie Carpenter, Val Conrad, Dar- lccn Adams, Joanne Richmond. Row 2: Theresa Vettore, Kim Bowers, Steve Heck, Cindy Ashmore, Sheila Riding, Dawn Carlson, Mark Sandeen, Jeff Rehm, Richard Coonfare, Marty Drcger, Tom Stolberg, Kevin Baker, Lynne Wright, Scott Clark, Christa VonZychlin, Carol Wiemken, Mary Seidel, Tammy Sundbo. Drum Major, Carl Boehme Drum Major, Todd Riplinger Band Row 3- Cindy Drost, Val Tubbs, Carol Brace, Mary Walsh, Candy Merkle, Marion Hickey, Diane Ohman, Kevin Jensen, Brian Little, Mark Munger, Jeff Bunger, Doug Johnson, Kim Anderson. Steve Stubbs, Todd RipUnger, Becky Christenson, Terry Welsh, Connie Lux. Row 4: Myron Midgett, Sue Austin, Jeff Fry, Shelley Jacobs, Rogar Cushing, Mike Uselton, George Hilburst, Scott Gregory, John Summers, Scott Estrabrooks, Dave Ture- son, Kim Fowler, Robert Weatherall. Under the direction of Mr. Richard Anderson, the sym- phonic band performed at the football games and the Christ- mas Concert. “White Christ- mas” and “The Wonderful World of Christmas” were two of the arrangements per- formed. The band also made an appearance at The Northwes- tern Band Show, involving ap- proximately 6,000 band stu- dents. Assisting Mr. Anderson this year were drum major, Todd Riplinger and substitute, Kevin Jensen. The status of this year’s Symphonic Band was apparent by the many plaudits they received. Left to Right: Kim Anderson-Treasurer; Teresa Vettore, Vice-President; Karen Pressior, President; Dee Ryerson, Secretary. 165 Left to Right, Row 1: Linda Stufflebeam, Brenda Clark, Kathy Luter, Charleen Eyster, Linda Tackeberry, Linda Goal, Lou Ann McKinney, Joan Casarotto, Kan leggestad, Lena Cobb, Julie Hiedenneich, Judy Wherley, Karen Whittcnburg, Carol Smith. Row 2: Kim Boncquisti, Cindy Gunderson, Carl Boehme, Cindy Jury, rom Seidel, Tim Moore, Judy Cullen, Doug Radant, Tom Anderson, Jerry Jones, Mike Hissong, Scott Pearce, Steve Bolstad, Gary Adami, Tom Kurshinsky, Jack Jones, Marvin Levins, Mary Moore, Tim Dowell, Allen Sterr, Tracy Ryerson, Barb Dickson. Row 3: Vicky Magcr, Karen Bolleneer Bill Win1!!11®, Kitzman, Sandy Simmons, Georgia Hose, Terry McDonald, John Dean, Joel Wiemken, Tom Jones, Allen Alfalfa, Scott Anderson, Jim McDon- ald, Bob Boback, Carl Jones Pat High Tom Ferguson, Wilbur Marshall, Roger Riley, Debbie Jones, Jeff McCauley, Don Langholtz. Row 4: Debbie Stufflebeam, Roger Ripley, Ron Beck, Alan Glodo, Debbie Birdie, Pete Pistol, Pat Swenson, Diane Welsh, Jess Ashby. Twirlers “Hey, Look me over” seemed to be the twirl- ers’ theme this year, and it was quite evident that the theme was carried through. These girls pro- duced eye catching per- formances with new baton and hoop techniques intro- duced to them by their new sponsor, Mrs. DeWild. The snappy routines were compli- mented by flashy new out- fits and big smiles for the crowd. 166 Left to Right, Standing: Shelley Jacobs, Kim Bonacquisti, Tammy Sundbo, Lou Ann McKinney, Dawn Carlson, Teresa Vet tore. Kneeling: Mary Welsh. OFFICERS, Row 1: Carl Boehm. Row 2: Georgia Hose, Cindy Gunderson, Jeff McCauley. Row 3: Melissa Moore. They memorize scales, perform at half-time, accompaniment for the musical and practice difficult contest music. Who are they? They’re the members of Con- cert Band. All their time and effort is spent preparing for concerts, parades and school functions. Through practice, experience and plain old hard work, the Concert Band members strive to reach the next steop up. . . .Symphonic Band. 167 Cadet Band Everyone has to start somewhere and for Harlem band members that place is the Cadet Band. As incoming freshman, the band members learn to blend smoothly with former middle school band members, finally producing that satisfying, har- monious sound we hear at various school func- tions. The Cadet Band also performs at the an- nual Christmas Assembly, gaining valuable exper- ence and knowledge which may earn them a chair in the higher band. OFFICERS, Left to Right: Cyndi Austin, President; Tammy Kirk, Secretary-Treasurer; Donna Gulbrantson, Vice-President. Row 1: Virginia Barnhart, Donna Gulbrantson, Linda Acalcy, Cheryl Buske, Tammy Kirk, Tamara Pringle, Denise Cullum, Royce Anne Stitts- Veronica Houston, Cindy Potter, Patty Johnston, Kristy Clark, Joy Aiello. Row 2: Carrie Donaldson, Maria Tipton, Edith Buske, Edwina Wright, Melinda Luter, Scott Johnson, Eddie Hancbuth, Jeanne Bonnell, Scott Liston, Lars Hilburst, Curt Lyon, Ed Downey, Russ Littlejohn, Randy Hardman, Brian Johnson, Richard Jamison, Scott Rassmusscn, Kevin Davenport. Row 3: Debbie Wright, Tina Ramczyk, Brenda Hawn, Tom Lamb, Stacy Robbins, Pam Nucklcs, Paul Hire, Bob Tanrath, Jim Osward, Dale Carter, Mike Miller, Gordy St. John, Dorene Tresemer, Kevin Cutler, Brad Bourkland, Vicky Haller, John Bystrom, George Miller, Joe Vettore, Don Erickson. Row 4: Ben Elston, Cyndi Austin, Bruce Hutchinson, Dawn Christianson, Mike Luke, Matt Bungcr, Mr. Rund. 168 Left to Right, Row 1: Mike Uselton, Flip Oleveri, Todd Riplinger, Lynne Wright, Scott Gark, Tracey Ryerson, Joanne Richmond. Row 2: Tim Dreger, Rick Rogars, Scott Estabrook, Kim Anderson, Don Baker, Doug Johnson. Row 3: Terry McDonald, Mark Munger, Jeff Rehm, Marty Dreger, Tom Stolberg, Scott Pearce, Kevin Baker, Theresa Vettore, Ron Beck. OFFICERS, Left to Right: Marty Dreger, Treasurer; Lynne Wright, Secretary; Scott Esta- brook, Vice-President; Steve Stubbs. President. You must have heard the Stage Band this year. They were everywhere, at basket- ball games, wrestling meets, and many other activities. You not only heard them, you liked them because they played music that was modem or jazz. Each member, of the band, was a capable soloist but together...........jnusic, music........fine music. 169 A Cappella Choir “No man is an island, no man stands alone.. .” “All right, why doesn’t everybody sing the tenor’s part with them and we’ll see if that doesn’t help.” “Each man’s joy is joy to me, each man’s grief is my own...” dkW- : 5?m!,y Montclongo, Gins Sherman, Sherry Carter, Tom McCulley, Steve Ballard, Mike Foltz, Steve Larson, Karen Hatch, Brenda Watkins, Marilyn Phengo, Lloisa Espiona, Barb Fasulo, Miss Doll. Row 2: Faye Lyon, Theresa Lindquist, Leah Oswald, Jeff Adami, Dan Manring, Chuck Runyard, Bruce Wyatt, garyEppes, Patti Downs, Nanette Board, Gayle Johnson, Kim Bressler, Diane Richmond. Row 3: Cindy Ashmore, Marilyn Walker, Rose Board, Glenda Lee, Rod Humphreys, Brad Middlestedt, Dwight Phillips, Bill Stivers, Gndy Shields, Karen Crowe, Cindy Ames, Tina Hopkins, Inger Olausson, Sharon King, Col- leen Gentry. Row 4: Diane Heidenrich, Jo Anne Humphreys, Vicki Johnson, Susan Inskeep, Cathy Kahl, Dave Foss, Brian Joem, Jim Chastain, Dale Herren, Mane Grecula, Val Leadley Diane Dahlmier, Judy Knope, Liz Bailey, Evelyn Hopper, Jocelyn Pearson. 170 “Wow! What a concert; listen to the applause!” “You’re kidding.. .you really made Madrigals?” “You didn’t get the solo, huh? Well, cheer up. There’s always next year.” “We need one another so I will defend each man as my brother, each man as my friend.. “Come on you guys; let’s see if we can’t get the note right this time.” “Kids, you sound good but the only way we’re gonna make this song change from good to perfect as if we all try.” 171 Girl’s Concert Choir The rough rehearsals---“Use your diaphragm!” ----“Who stole my folder?”—“ENUNCIATE” ----the tension before the concert---“Save your voices”---“Where do I stand?”---“Who has the lemon juice?”--then the music comes, flowing richly, filling the gym with sound. It is all the result of the hard teamwork of the Girls’ Concert Choir and their dedicated new leader, Miss Sandra Doll. OFFICERS, Left to Right, Row 1: Glenda Hicks, Sharon Treadway. Row 2: Ginger Hammack, Paulette Waid. Row 3: SheUy Belcher, Sherri Fehler. Left to Right, Row 1: Sherri Fehler, Paula Tucker, Josi Pena, Debbie Wheeler, Terri Harvey, Shelly Belcher, Sharon Treadway, Miss Doll. Row 2: Kathy Green, Nancy McGuire, Debbie Brazinskis, Paulette Waid, Darlene Marx, Linda Smith, Brenda Klivcn, Ginger Hammack. Row 3: Nancy Swenson, Mary Jo McKenzie, Nancy Ottcrson, Pam Bourbon, Glenda Hicks, Bertha Vines, Dana Voldem, Lori Webber. 172 Treble Clef Left to Right, Row 1: Cindy Sandell, Sandy Thomas, Jodi Minnick, Carla Lyon Martha Petty, Norma Bree«, Jan Rutherford, Val Conti, Pam Harwood, Connie Isely, Cathy Hall, Pam Smallwood. Row 2: Grace Boslem, Darla Stone, Jacobson, Marla Lyon, Cindy Bersel, Janice Catron, Mary Bcrthand, Debbie Peas eyCaiolLewis, Pam Nelson, BalkrdSue Brown, Kathy Mackey, Brenda Henninger. Row 3: Dina Adams, Barb Blecker, Natalie Miller, Karen Hammack, Sue WUde, Kathy Myers, Karen Fleming, Brenda Fausett, Roberta Gibbons, Candy Long, Julie Cofield, Lmda Brecse, Theresa Bader. Row 4. Kathy Guffey, Jan Daily, Michelle Shultz, Brenda Honeycutt, Michelle Cobert, Sandy Ralston, Kelley Oakes, Vicky Carlson, Jen Case. Donna Greenwood, Wendy Magee, Karen Frizer, Tammi Bauno. The purpose of the Girl’s Tre- ble Clef choir is to give each member a little background in the field of music. Through singing and harmonizing vari- ous styles of songs, the girls learn the basics of good mu- sic, through performing. Under the direction of Mr. Joem, the Treble Clef performed at Music Boosters meetings, the Christ- mas Concert and the Pop Con- cert. 173 OFFICERS, Left to Right: Donna Greewood, Secretary; Val Conti, Treasurer; Pam Harwood, Vice-President; Sue Brown, President. Mixed Chorus MIXED CHORUS IS... . . .a group sharing hopes and dreams. . .fun (and you can leam notes). . .a laugh a minute. . .peo- ple making beautiful music together . . .something that we wouldn’t be without. . .fun but challenging. . . full of songs. . .an adventure with every new chord. . .worth-it. . . DYNE-O-MITE! OFFICERS, Row 1: Scott Dossey, President; Kris Pihl, Treasurer. Row 2: Scott Brnger, Vice-President; Mr. Joem; Scott Burden, Secretary. tay, Lis Gregor Cindv1 trum’ Su£ Jon®’ £e.n Ne,son� Brian Carlson, Debbie Brentner, Debbie Cook, Danny Hollo- Palmer, Rick ffcyhoff Suf peiS Ro? 2:JCnS Zau®’ Tom Carlson, Leah Hobson, Alan Smith, Karen Westholder. Dave French, Ka y ornas rf’.r J3 FalkK0 kcI Tracy Epling Row 3: Dave McCulley, Scott Carlson, Rick Barnes, Regina Cozad, Sarah Grecula James Eno p10®™ B®cky Hamilton, Sheila Kellar, Jackie Anderson, Brian Cunningham, Scott Burden. Row 4: Ann Joyce Williams. B a k’ Dorccn McKiski, Shawn Greenlee, John O Brien, Scott Binger, Scott Dossey, Cari Awning, Jeff Shelton, Kevin Yandell, 174 Madrigals A family, working singing, and performing.. .together. The smiles, the applause, the standing ovations, the knowledge that you have touched someone through your music. After a concert, you realize how important the hours of practicing really are. All of the hard work seems worthwhile, when you hear the thundering applause of a captivated audience. It is hard to describe the joy of being a Madrigal. Madrigals could not exist without a leader, a special someone who molds sixteen different people into one performing group. Someone who is willing to give time, talent, and love. This year’s Madrigals found their special someone in Miss Sandra Doll. With Miss Doll s urging, understanding and guidance, they worked, they shared, they expressed themselves.. .together. Left to Right, Row 1: JoAnne Humphreys, Tina Hopkins, Diane Richmond, Karen Hatch, Jocelyn Pearson, Rose Board, Sherry Carter, Marilyn Pherigo. Row 2: Brad Mittclstcadt, Tom McCullcy, Brian Jocm, Dwight Phillips, Dave Foss, Chuck Runyard, Ron Humphreys. 175 Meteor The copy, pictures and layout, some on time, some not. The struggle to put out a yearbook is a long yearly struggle. There are times of pushing, pleading and a lot of hoping. Oh yes, the final wait.. .then “Did they like it?” I hope_______ WRITING STAFF, Left to Right: Julie White, Marie Grecula, Paula Oliveri, Marilyn Phengo (Editor), Tom McCulley, Nancy Swanson. Editor-in-Chief, Dawn Carlson .AD SFiHTr 5.ow 1: Kathy Acaley, Sarah French, Patti Lamb, Andrea Homann. Row 2: Shelly Jacobs, Carol Wiem- ken (Editor), Dec Ryerson, Kim Severson. 176 Meteor PHOTOGRAPHY, Top to Bottom: Tom Porter, Phil Stoakly, Jess Ashby, Chuck Runyard, Tim Moore, Ing- er Olausscn, Eloisa Espiona. BUSINESS, Top to Bottom: Cindy Thresher, Tammi Heillman, Carol Wiemken (Editor), Debbie Lundvall. Donna Hillcnburg. LAYOUT Top to Bottom: Kris Gough, Becki Anderson, Jeannie Atterbury, Lori Dcrrickson, Kelly Blodgett, Cindy Farr, Charlcen Eyster, Nancy Shoemaker, Chris Johnson, Shelia Ridings. Stand- ing: Mary Delehanty, Terry Jenkins (Editor). 177 SPORTS, Left to Right: Dal Brinkcr, Kathi Peebles, Pam Novak, Brenda Henninger, Cindy Gunderson, Bccki Casarotto, Jodi Runkcl. BACK: Chuck Runyard (Editor). GENERAL STAFF, Top to Bottom, ROW 1: Jeff Hellberg, Val Tubbs, Mike Uselton, Dave Shicks. ROW 2: Jeff Kelly, Michelle Phillips, Joel Ir- win. BACK GROUP L-R: Wanda Baxter, Wendy Stata, Michelle Dalton, Lori Webber, Mary Bremer, Cindy Merkle, Tom McCullcy. 178 Pepper News, sports, fiction and of course these thought provoking editorials .. .these are the things that make up the: Pepper. Hours upon hours of frustrat- ing work go into making the Pepper the successful paper that it is. Dedicated staffers often spend morning and after- noon working to get the paper out on time. Thanks to Gaydene Hale and the staff of the Pepper, this years paper was interesting, in- formative, and often very con- troversial. EDITORS, Left to Right, Row 1: Diane Cobb, Pam McDonald, Theresa Vettore, Melody Ivy, Gaydeane Hale, Tom Stolberg, Jeff Heiberg. Row 2: Marie Grccula, Steve Devereaux, Mike Pingo. PHOTOGRAPHY, Left to Right. Row 1, Sitting: Bert Schwicnler. Denise Schadadwaldt, Kurt Oskinski. Row 2: Pam McDonald Don Christophcrson, Kim Anderson, Clyde Austin, Doug Radant, Dan Johnson, Mr. Hyde (advisor), Jim Block, Steve Fant Ceoree Hilburst, Tom Stolburg. ’ ’ or e 179 % A. W. Anderson Agency Inc For all your insurance needs Agents Art Anderson - Carl Lee - Crawford DeWitt 6464 North Second Loves Park, Illinois 633 - 6630 182 Buff Blacker’s DRIVE RIGHT School of Driving Patient Professional Instruction at Reasonable Rates Teens 15,16,17 Classroom or Behind the wheel (or both) Low rates Approved by Superintendent of Public Instruction Slow learners welcomed Adults 18 over Aliens nervous people our speciality Beginners, brush-up, and advanced road test review 965 - 4638 129 North Main Henry Building - Rockford Best Wishes For Future Success PARKS“'BANK 633 - 5050 5817 North Second A year is a very short time to try to bring the population of one school together. You have to merge different personalities, different age groups, and different viewpoints into one body of people whose only goal is to help fellow students. We tried, and in our opinion, we succeeded. Student Council 1974-75 President: Steven W. Stubbs Vice-President: Albert Patapack Secretary: Nancy Swenson Treasurer: Jeff Heid Mr. Tom Gibson Mr. William Conner Faculty Advisors The Members of the Woodward Governor Company High School graduation is an important milestone whether you continue formal education or begin your working career. If you decide on a business or industrial vocation, consider Woodward where a most unique philosophy of business combines with outstanding post high school opportunities. We are interested in you. Please visit our personnel department and learn more about your opportunities at Woodward for: a satisfying career on-the-job training training at Woodward Academy educational reimbursement WOODWARD GOVERNOR COMPANY 5001 North Second Street Rockford, Illinois, 61101 815-877-7441 186 President: Steve Stubbs Vice-President: Jeff Oler Secretary: Evelyn Boeke Treasurer: Chris Hall Congratulations Class of ’75 Best Wishes and Good Luck to all Underclassmen 187 BEST WISHES To the Class of “75” Area Erectors, Inc. Rockford, 111. 61111 Congratulations Class of ulations Dr. Jay Black and Associates Serving Loves Park since “1949” Congratulations class of “75” Porter Bros. Inc. Roads Blacktop Hot Mix And Seal Coat Crushed Rock Driveways Parking Areas Patching Material 5647 Elevator Rd. 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Second 8001 North Second Angel Beauty Salon Complete Beauty Care Closed Monday Tuesday - Friday 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. Saturday 7-2 Phone 633 -0577 We Put the Zap In the Generation Gap Jessica’s Hair Fashion 5108 N. Second Loves Park, 111. 877-1311 Rockford Beauty Academy Inc. 307 West State Street Phone 963-4817 Rockford, Illinois 61101 Congratulations Graduates and Best of luck in the future from all the guys at Ro-Pal Machining, Inc. 417 S. Church St. Grinding-O.D.-I.D.-Centerless-Surface Phone 815 964-5894 193 P.O. Box 2152 Loves Park, 111. 61111 Two Rockford LOCATIONS 2525 Auburn 1207 7 thSt. Open 24 Hours 7 days a week WRECKER SERVICE FREE ESTIMATES 633-0865 30 Years Experience North Park Body Shop 4712 Pine-Al Drive Expert Wreck Rebuilding Frame Straighting Fred C. Olson Mortuary-LTD. 1001-03 Second Ave. Rockford, Illinois 61108 Area Code 815-963-6521 194 GRANDMA JO’S Chat And Chew FAMILY RESTAURANT 511 Windsor Road Open Seven Days A week “HOME Cooking Daily Specials Congratulations from The House of Bottles 5 619 North 2nd Street ADDRESS 7920 N. 2nd St. Phone 633-8533 Little Beauty Nook HOURS: Tues 8:00 a.m.- 3:00 p.m. Wed. thru Fri 8:00 a.m.- 8:00 p.m. Sat. 7:00 a.m.- 2:00 p.m. 195 Rockford Blacktop Construction Co. 600 Boylston, Loves Park Asphalt paving Roads Parking Areas Pre-Mixed Patching Material Compliments of Ernie’s Texaco Home of the Wheel Horse Tractors Sales 7800 N. Second Street. Phone 633-3434 Tires Tubes Batteries Service Loves Park Illinois 61111 Complete Auto Service Brakes Exhaust 196 Loves Park Fire Department No. 1 400 Grand Ave. No. 2 Winsor Road Our Compliments to the Class of “75 From Courtesy fi a m 7921 N. Alpine Road Harlem-Alpine Center COURTESY FOODS - Foods Mon.-Sat. 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Sun. 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. Congratulations Class of “75” From Delehanty Funeral Home 401 Riverlane Loves Park, Illinois 61111 Phone 633-6010 197 “Congratulations Best Wishes LA-BOB vnnsori motors American Tourister Rockford Skyway-Ventura Plaza Samsonite-Hartman Shopping and other brands Center Students: Bring in your Annuals. We’ll put Gold initials on free. You always do better at LaBob’s North Park Hardware 633-4402 7824 N. 2ND. Automotive Parts accessories Screen Repair Electrical Supplies Hardware Plumbing Supplies Houseware Specialist in Window Repairing and glass Replacement Paints Batteries Bicycles Open Daily 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sat. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sundays 8 a.m. to 12:30 Bruce Beck-Gene Taylor Owners T)WN (j s HARDWARE u Compliments of Rogers Dry wall, INC. 198 itati uaa State Farm Insurance Companies HOME OFFICE - BLOOMINGTON. ILLINOIS ED LUDWIG Agent See Me For ALL Your Family Insurance Needs Congratulation to the Class of “75” OFF. Ph. 633-3856 5604 N. 2nd St. RGS. Ph. 633-0969 Loves Park, 111. Congratulation to the Class of “75” From CARX MUFFLER Compliments of NORTH SUBURBAN DISTRICT LIBRARY your friends at 6304 N. 2nd St. PARKSIDE FOOD MART 633-4247 5545 N. Second St. Mon - Thurs. Fri - Sat. 9:00a.m. -8:30 p.m. 9:00 a.m. - 5 p.m. THE CURVE FISHING SHOP 4640 N. Second St. Anderson Datsun Congrad’s to the Class of“75” From DAVID TRESEMER Developer of Tresemer Estates. Loves Park No man is an island, entire of itself; every man is a piece of the Continent, a part of the main.............anyman’s death diminishes me, because I am involved in mankind: and therefore never send to know for whom the bell tolls; it tolls for thee. Roscoe Devotions XVII John Donne Thanks Tom 199 Fine Furniture Carpeting Drapery Accessories Jerome Castree Interiors Best Wishes “75” Graduates Varland Agency 1311 North Main Bus. Phone 968-0788 Illinois 730 N. Main Street O • O © O O O 0 0 0 0 0 ® • o o Pane ectrics o o o o • o °. ° o ° ° ° Corporation Phone - 815 877-2544 Mon - Thurs. 3 p.m. - 2 a.m. Fri. Sat. 11 a.m. - 2 a.m. Sun. 3 p.m. - 12 p.m. Automation Controls Design Engineering Assembly Manufacture Fabrication Service Compliments to 1975 Graduating Class 815 968-5814 2514 Kilburn Rockford Illinois 61103 Cimino Pizza Restaurant Eat - in Carryouts Delivery 5443 No. Second Loves Park Vince Cinimo Illinois 61111 Sutherland Lumber Your Building Supply Shopping Center OPEN NIGHTLY for your convenience Delivery Service Available 8:00 A.M. to 8:30 P.M. Daily 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Saturday Haul and Save 6800 Forest Hills Rd. Rockford 877-6011 Brecks Hallmark Shop Meadow Mart Shopping Center Phone 633-9036 Rockford Plaza Phone 226-8915 Rockfords Largest Selection of Wedding Invitations Congratulations Class of “75” Modem Facilities Exclusively for Women fully trained female Instructors Low Cost Short Term Programs 877-4064 Capri Health Studio Pizza Hut 547-6556 562-8869 Hwy 20 Beloit Rd. Hwy 51 N. Belvidere Rochelle 399-0128 Alpine Harrison Rockford 633-9496 3431 North Main Rockford,Illinois 61103 7911 N. Alpine Loves Park 201 Congratulations Class of 1975 from Foleys Arco ERICKSON AUTO SALES PARTS We Buy Wrecked Cars and Trucks. Also Scrap Metal New Used Rebuilt Auto and Truck Parts Wrecker Service Open 8 a.m. to d6 p.m. Monday Thru Saturday Elden Erickson Owner Call 1 - 765 -2731 or Rockford 633 -0101 Jet. 173 76 R.R. 1 Caledonia, 111. Loves Park Area G H Tool Company 931 Riverland Loves Park, Illinois Dial 877-7823 Tires - Batteries - Accessories GIBS SUNOCO SERVICE 633-9656 For Courteous Friendly Service Gib, Louise, George, Jerry 202 Best Wishes from your Harlem and city wide Antonios 4722 N. Second Loves Park, 111. 203 _ ACK BAR ic€ WiC«S Mmt' .CREAM rn r POPCORN +-UDG£ NOVELTIES � ,; Staff. 1535 Eleventh Street Rockford, Illinois 61108 Phone: 399 - 7203 CONGRATULATIONS Class of ‘75 Carmel Corn Shop in the Meadow Mart Campus Life For Good Food Eat At Park Oaks Restaurant Lenz Pharmacy In Rockford. 3134 Eleventh Street 398-3174 4225 Charles Street 226-0616 In Loves Park. 5440 North Second Street 633 - 8200 7931 North Alpine Street 633 - 2467 10 E. Riverside Blvd. Loves Park Congratulations! Class of ‘75’ Vincent G. Wirfs President Meteor Corporation 902 Winsor Road Loves Park, Illinois 815 877- 5590 Specialists in Deep Hole Drilling 7-Eleven Jim and Marge Frank 204 TACO 421 Pennsylvania Ave. Love Park 3119 Eleventh Street Rockford, Illinois Consumer Information Brand Names Retailer of the Year . Winner J ---------v-------- 1616 Windsor Rd. 633-5653 wolohan LUMBER CO. Congratulations to the Class of 75 North Town National Bank of Rockford 3699 North Main Street Rockford, Illinois 61103 Warner - Lambert 550 Forest Hills Rockford, Illinois 61105 Sincerely Yours, Warner - Lambert Company 205 Wickes BIG ACRE Store 10714 N. 2nd. 633-6276 LOVES PARK JEWELRY Diamonds Watches and Clocks Watch and Jewelry Repairing Hours: Mon - Thurs. 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Diamonds Remounted Fri. 9 a.m. - 8 p.m. Sun. 11 a.m. - 4 p.m.: Sat. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. ZIPP’S SHOE SERVICE 5442 snd St. JUBILEE FOOD MART 5246 N. 2nd 877-6315 633 - 7050 Dave and Don Steiner Best Wishes - Class of “75” RIEKEN BOOKKEEPING AND TAX SERVICE 4901 North Second Street Dial: 964 - 7894 5606 North Second Compliments of L B P ACCOUNTING SERVICE 4805 Arlington Street Loves Park PARK BOWL Bowling And Lounge Dick And Bill 5626 N. 2nd St. 206 MEN’S WEAR NORTH TOWNE MALL YOUNG MEN’S WEAR Casual Dress and Sports Wear School Jackets Harlem “V” Necks Gym Wear PARKS1DE MEN’S WEAR TRI-STATE ALUMINUM PRODUCTS CO. manufacturers and distributors Aluminum Windows Awnings Siding Jalousy Windows Dial: 815-877-6081 6300 FOREST HILLS ROAD Rockford, Illinois - 61111 SIERRA’S DONUT SHOP Open 5-2 Daily 633 - 3688 Iff Your Money’s Worth More at WOOLWORTH’S 6433 N. Second Loves Park, 111. 61111 BAILEY’S SALON OF BEAUTY and DEENYA COSMETIC STUDIO 7834 N. Second BERT’S MEADOW MART STANDARD 6223 N. 2nd St. Loves Park DRAGON HOUSE 505 Riverland Antiques Gifts Craft Supplies Open Daily 207 1« “Congratulations” Home of the Range' DAVE GOUGH HEATING and AIR CONDITIONING MADISON GUN SHOP 2022 Windsor Road 2100 Harlem Road Loves Park, Illinois LANDERS - LAND zings £. things U. S. A. THE MALL AT CHERRYVALE Landers Launderette Rockford, Illinois 7836 N. Second HARLEM NORTH ALPINE ROAD Park Lanes 5318 N. Second Street Loves Park, Illinois 61111 SHELL % p Congratulations Class of “75” E E B Compliments of RIVIERA SHELL 5946 East State Window Cleaner 606 Renrose 208 CONGRATULATIONS HARLEM GRADUATES .. .from a friend ROCKFORD OFFICE SUPPLY HOUSE Books Inc. School Supplies 119 South Main Street — 968-8841 Greeting Cards Party Cards Compliments of ROBERT H. SCHLENSHER SONS Motorcycles - Lawnmowers - Outboards Small Tractor - Snowmobiles FRANK’S PRECISION SMALL ENGINE BORING AND MILLING Frank Casarotto - Owner 942 Riverside Blvd. Phone: (315) 633-8072 Loves Park, Illinois FUND RAISERS Div. High Crest Greeting Inc. Supplier of Fund Raising Merchandise 6218 N. Second Street P.O. Box 1702 Now do we dare to ask the 1975 Graduates the Question? CWHv If a chicken an a half can lay an egg in a half in a day in a half then... How long would it take a grasshopper with a wooden leg to kick the seeds out of a Dill Pickle? From two Graduates who know the answer. Chellwe — Congratulations — Dawnie Compliments of the Class of “75” from ROCKFORD ACROMATIC PRODUCTS COMPANY “Place Your Business With Those Who Care’ J3 7914 N. Second Street TOPPER Rk:i REALTOR - BUILDER — 61111 Agency Representative Daryl Scadden Home - 633-7716 Office - 633-0370 209 Bill Betty’s EXTRA KWIK GULF H 301 7916 N. Alpine Rd. Loves Park, 11. 61111 NORTH PARK PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY ‘Prescriptions ‘Trusses ‘Abdominal Supports Open daily 8 am to 10 pm Sun. 9 to 1 and 5 to 8 pm 7924 N. 2nd...........633-3431 ED’S EXCAVATING SCOTCH CLEANERS ANDERSON SUNOCO MAkihi, NELSON’S FLOWERS THE PLACE TO GET YOUR FLOWERS 430 River Park Rd. JOHN’S PAINT PAIL In the Meadow Mart Art Supplies Wall Paper Benjamin Moore Paint “No Job Too Small’ KILMER MAINTENANCE SERVICE COMPLETE HOME OFFICE CLEANING Periodic or Incidental Lawns 877-0005 Dave Killmer Snow Plowing 5001 Forest Grove Loves Park, II. HOUSE OF LINDBERG “Where fine furniture is a family tradition.” 218 South Main St. Rockford, IL 210 LOVE DRUGS INC. in the Meadow Mart Shopping Center 6411 - 15 N. Second Street Loves Park, IL. 61111 Area Code 815-633-603t To “Ma”, Miss Staley, Mr. Thompson, Mr. Bolger, Mrs. Brooks, Miss Derango, Mr. Thurman, Mr. McGee, Miss Doll, Dave. Brad, Kris, Maire, Cindy, Brad, Rod, Alan, Jocelyn, Nancy, Scott, and all my other very special friends from a friend “If a picture paints a thousand words, then why can’t I paint you? The words would never show, the you I’ve come to know. ... If a face can launch a thousand ships, then where am I to go? There’s no one home, but you, you’re all that’s left me too... If a man could be two places at one time I’d be with you. Tomorrow and today, beside you all the way.... Then one by one the stars would go out; And you and I would simply fly, away.” From Bread 211 INDEX Seniors Acaley, Kathleen 18,147,165,176 Acevedo, Gustavo 18,150,151 Almanzar, Rosa 18 Ames, Cindy 18,171 Anderson, Cynthia 18 Anderson, Kimberly 18,165,169,179 Anderson, Perry 18 Anderson, Valorie 18 Andrei, Liz 18 Apgar, Wendy 19,145,156 Austin, Sue 19,146,161,165,135 Babcock, Vickie 19 Bailey, Julie 19 Bailey, Liz 19,171 Ballard, Steven 19,170 Banks, Robert 19 Barrone, Jerry 19 Bate, Nancy 19 Baumgardner, Mindy 19 Baylor, Thomas 19 Beach, Dan 19,120 Beach, Kathie 19 Beaver, Ella 19 Beck, Randy 19 Belcher, Melody 19 Bellows, Sue 20 Bender, Rick 20 Benjamin, Scott 20,163 Betts, Earl 20,120 Bielski, Terri 20 Bindcnagel, Curt 20 Bjork, Mark 20 Blodgett, Tracy 20 Blomgren, Elsa 20 Board, Nanette 20,171 Board, Rhonda 20 Board, Rosemary 20,175 Board, Vicki 20,145 Bochme, John 20 Boeke, Evelyn 20,146,156 Boozell, Kim 20 Borgmann, Theresa 20,157 Boslem, Alexander 21 Bourbon, Pamela 21,172 Bourkland, Debra 21 Boyle, Carol 21 Boyle, Sue 21 Brace, Carol 21,165 Branch, Stephen 21,128 Brand, Vicki 21 Brannon, Marilyn 21,165 Bremer, Bill 21 Bremer, Mary 21,178 Bressler, Kim 21,171 Broach, Marcia 21 Broege, Cindy 21 Brooks, Pamela 21 Brown, Joan 22,156,160 Brown, Loren 22 Brown, Richard 22 Bruno, Dan 22 Bullcn, Thomas 22,149 Bunjes, Bob 22 Butler, Brenda 22 Butler, Patricia 22 Butterfield, Beth 22 Butterfield, Cindy 22 Bystrom, Joanne 22 Campbell, Debra 22 Carabelli, Jean 22 Carlson, Dawn 22,144,147,165,166,176 Carpenter, Debbie 22,165 Carter, Andy 22 Carter, Mike 23 Carter, Ruth 23 Chandler, Cathy 23 Childress, Belinda 23 Christal, George 23 Christensen, Rebecca 23,165 Christopherson, Don 23,147,179 Clausen, Steven 23 Clayton, Harold 23 Clements, Patricia 23 Clendening, Jim 23,145 Clifton, Roxanne 23 Cline, Jim 23 Clinton, Tom 23 Coffman, Terry 23 Conrad, Valerie 23,165 Conti, Victor 23 Cook, Craig 23,120 Cooper, Claudia 23 Crull, Coleen 23 Cullen, Cindy 24,160,162,163 Cushing, Robert 24,165 Dahle, Jodi 24 Dahlmeier, Diana 24,171 Daily, Diane 24 Dalton, Michele 24,178 Day, Diane 24 Dean, Sandra 24 DeCarlo, Felicia 24 Degender, Mark 24,161 Deline, Penny 24 Dettmer, Debbie 24 Devereaux, Steve 24,179 Doty, Jeff 24 Downing, Randy 24 Downs, Patti 24,160,171 Dresser, David 25 Drew, Joy 25 Drost, Cindy 25,146,150,155,165 Dufoe, Nancy 25 Eberle, Mark 25 Eldridge, Mary 25 Enderle, David 25 Engesetter, Gary 25 Erickson, Rick 25 Espinosa, Eloisa 25,150,171,177 Essington, Susan 25,158 Everhart, Clark 25,144 Eyster, Cheryl 25 Eyster, John 25 Fadness, Diane 25,158 Falzone, David 25 Fant, Dean 25,128 Fausett, Dave 25,120 Feathcrston, Pat 25 Fehler, Sheri 25,144,158,162,172 Ferrell, Debbie 26,156 Fertitta,Sam 26,126 Fields, Sandra 26 Finch, Mark 26 Fleming, Steve 26 Foltz, Michael 26,170 Fonseca, Ximara 26,153 Forbes, Justin 26,126 Foss, David 26,170,175 Foster, Vicki 26 Foust, Sandi 26 Fowler, Kim 26,154 Franks, Sheryl 26 Fredrick, Debra 26 Fry, Jeffrey 26,165 Fuller, Nancy 26 Furscth, Sharon 26,150 Ganzel, Edward 26 Garbers, Gary 27 Gamer, Teresa 27 Garr, Diana 27 Gentry, Dale 27,148 Getter, Isaac 27 Giacone, Frances 27 Gibbs, Laurel 27 Gorzynski, Thomas 27 Gould, Julie 27 Gray, Julie 27 Grccula, Marie 27,144,145,146, 171,176,179 Green, Brenda 27 Green, Cindy 27 Griesman, James 27,161,126 Guffey, Lewis 27,150 Hada, Diane 27 Haflcy, Dianna 28 Hagerman, Ron 28,136 Hale, Gaydeane 28,144,146,147,179 Hall, Christine 28,146,134,135 Hammer, Steve 28,157 Harris, Randy 28 Harvey, Terri 28,172 Heaton, Jeff 28,161,120,128 Hedlund, Mary 28,161,134,135 Heidenriech, Mike 28 Heilman, Gerald 28,144,162 Heiberg, Jeff 28,146,147,178,179 Held, Jane 28 Helgeson, Debbie 28 Henry, Gerald 28 Herbert, Cherly 28 Herbert, Lori 28,162,160 Herren, Dale 28,171,28 Hess, Debbie 28 Hicks, Dina 28 Higar, Bonnie 29 Hilde, John 29,161,140 Hilburst, Rebecca 29 Hinde, Deborah 29 Hollaway, Steven 29 Homann, Andrea 29,176 Hooper, Frances 29 Hoover, Floyd 29 Hopkins, Tina 29,171,175 Houser, Ronald 29 Howard, Deborah 29 Huckabee, Lawrence 29 Hughes, Valerie 29 Humphreys, Rodney 29,144,171,175 Irwin, Joel 29,120,178 Ivy, Melody 29,179 Jacobs, Shelley 30,144,165,166,176 Jacobson, Laura 30,160 Jensen, Karla 30,160 Johnson, Dennis 30 Johnson, James 30,145 Johnson, Lori 30,145,156,163,160 Johnson, Richard 30 Johnson, William 20 Johnson, William 30 Johnston, Mike 30,161 Jones, Mary 30 Jones, Vicki 30 Jury, Greg 30,161,120,128 Jury, Scott 30,120,161 Kahl, Catherine 30,170 Keller, Mike 30,157 Keller, Carol 31 Kelly, Jeff 31,178 King, Sharon 31,160,171 Kisting, Lori 31 Kitzman, Vickie 31 Kleparski, Georgia 31 Kliven, Ernest 31 Knapp, Brian 31 212 Knox, Leslie 31 Konitski, Barbara 31 Lameyer, Judy 31 Larson, Kurt 31 Leadley,Val 31,171 Lee, Charles 31 Lee, Glenda 31,171 Lierman, Robert 31 Linden, Chuck 31 Little, Brian 31,165 Lones, Zclia 31 Lucena, Ana 31,152 Lundstrom, Willard 31 Lunsford, Karen 31 Lux, Connie 32,165 Lyon, Faye 32,170 Mackenzie, Mary Jo 32,145,135,172 Maddock, Kay Ann 32 Madison, Charles 32 Mahlman, Ricky 32,151 Manning, Paul 32 Manring, Dan 32,170 Martin, Cynthia 32 Massier, Michael 32 Matthews, Jeff 32 McCollum, John 32 McCort, Kerry 32 McCulley, Thomas 32,144,145,163, 178.170,171,175,176 McGowan, Dale 32 Meacham, Pat 32 Mead, Roxanne 32 Merkle, Candace 32,165,178,150 Messinger, Vicky 32 Messink, Debbie 33 Meyer, Dawn 33,161 Mechaelson, Julie 33,145,146 Miller, Joyce 33 Mitchell, Susan 33 Mittelsteadt, Bradley 33,170,175 Moffitt, Debra 33 Moncado, Linda 33 Montelongo, Emily 33,17 Mooney, Frank 33 Moore, Cynthia 33 Moore, Rick 33 Mounts, Thomas 33 Mulcahey, Cathy 33 Murray, Lori 33 Musgrave, Vic 33,144 Mussclman, Linda 33 Myers, Lorraine 34 Nardiello, Frank 34 Neath, Julie 34 Nelson, Bill 34 Nelson, Trina 34 Neujahr, George 34,146,154 Nichol, Laure 34 Nielccn, Mark 34,140,161 Niffenegger, J ulie 34,158,162 Nipps, Terry 34 Noel, Charles 34 Nordmoe, Tim 34,140 Nordquist, Nancy 34,145 Novay, John 34 Oellig, Debra 34 Okada, Satie 34,153 Olausson, Inger 34,150,171,177 Oler, Jeffery 35,146 Olsen. Dennis 35 Ostberg, Diane 35 Oswald, Leah 35,146,170 Oswald, Timothy 35,120 Otdoerfer, David 35 Owens, LuAnn 35,160 Owens, Mark 35,140 Owens, Mike 35,140,161 Palmer, Jim 35,120 Parker, Thomas, 35 Patapack, Albert 35,120,136, 144,145,161 Pearson, Jocelyn 35,145,146, 162,163,171,175 Pearson, Lori 35 Peck, Greg 36 Pelley, Mark 36 Pellman, Randall 36 Pena, Josi 35,146,148,172 Phillips, Debbie 36 Phillips, Dwight 36,171,175 Phillips, Sharon 36 Pingo, Michael 36,162,163,179 Pinkston, Robin 36 Pixler, Wanda 36 Plum, Darla 36 Pratt, Vickie 36 Pressior, Karen 36,146,165 Proffitt, Leland 36 Puls, Jeff 37 Quinonez, Violeta 37,152 Raasch, Patty 37,144 Radant, Donna 37 Ragan, Rick 37 Ramczyk, Roger 37 Ramey, Laurie 37 Ramey, Randy 37,126,144,161 Rampenthal, Jeannie 37 Range, Fobin 37 Rasmussen, Lutie 37 Reed, Sandra 37,158 Reubart, Laurie 37 Reuber, Bill 37,141 Reynolds, Tim 37 Richardson, Roberta 37 Richmond, Dave 37 Riding, Sheila 37,165,177 Riggins, Debbie 37,145,146 Riplinger, Todd 38,161,164, 165,169,140 Rosenhoover, Alma 38 Rubendall, Randy 38,148,120 Russell, Jim 38,120,136,161 Russo, Joseph 38 Ryerson, DeeAnn 38,134,146,147 161,165,176 Sallinger, Sandra 38 Sandell, Donald 38 Sayers, Tamara 38 Schadewalt, Denise 38,179 Schick, Kristin 38 Schmidtke, Peggu 38 Schneider, David 38 Schnidt, Candy 38 Schroeder, Mark 38 Schultz, Cheryl 38,155 Scott, Connie 38,155, 165,169 Scott, Rita 38,146 Seipts, Joe 38,157 Seleen, Joan 38 Seleen, Kim 39 Self, Carolyn 39 Sherman, Kristine 39,170,171 Shukis, Stephen 39 Singleton, Rodney 39 Skattum, Dennis 39,161 Smith, Cheryl 39 Smith, Dale 39,161,120 Smith, Jackie 39 Smith, Vicki 39 Snap, Richard 39 Snyder, Alan 39,144,146,161 Sparkman, George 39 Spedding, Steven 39 Spiess, Kris 39 St. John, Peggy 39 Stanton, Karen 40 Stata, Vicky 40 Staten, Vicky 40 Stebbins, Tim 40 Stevenson, Karl 40 Stone, Cynthia 40 Stram, Brad 40 Struse, Ronnie Stubbs, Stephen 40,126,144,146 147,165,169,173 Summers, John 40,120,165 Swanberg, Joe 40,146 Swenson, Nancy 40,144,145,146,162 163,172,176 Syring, Randy 40 Taylor, Wendy 40 Thaylor, Steve 40 Thomas, Tijuania 40 Thompson, Loretta 40 Thompson, Pat Ann 40 Tighe, Dennis 40,120 Tighe, Doronda 40 Townsend, Burt 41,161 Townsend, Cynthia 41 Traff, Jeffery 41 Traver, Lester 41 Traver, Ron 41,161 Travis, Dale 41,149 Triplett, Sherwin 41 Trollop, David 41 Truckenbrod, Steven 41,161 Tubbs, Valerie 41,165,178 Tureson, David 41,146,165 Tureson, Diane 41,154 Turk, Daniel 41 Uhlir, Lester 41,148 Uselton, Mike 42,165,169,179 Vettorc, Theresa 146,147,165, 166,169,179,42 Wade, Ricky 42,161 Wallis, Brenda 42 Wallis, Charley 42 Wallis, Mike 42 Walsh, Mary 42,165,166 Walsh, Dave 42 Watkins, Brenda 42,171 Watson, Sherry 42 Wleborn, Jcanicce 42,155 Wells, Curtis 42 Welsh, Terry 42,140,165 Wheeler, Debbie 42,144,160,172 Whittenburg, James 42,128 Wienzierl, Judy 42 Wihlborg, Robert 43 Williams, Brenda 43 Williams, Joe Ann 43 Williams, Larrie 43 Williamson, Mary Jane 43,144 Wilson, Alan 43 Wilt, Kevin 43 Wisocki, Janet 43 Wisocki, Steve 43 Wright, Linda 43,155,156,169 Wright, Virginia 43,165 Wyatt, Neil 43 Yapp, Sandra 43,160 York, David 43 Zumbro, Don 43 Juniors Aase, Kristy 50 Ableman, Harry 50 Abramovich, Scott 40 Abraham, Cindy 40 Adams, Kirt 40 Adams, Sandra 50,156 Addams, Darlene 50,165 Allen, Betty 40,146 Allen, Rickey 50 Allton, Greg 50 Almberg, Theresa 50 Ames, Tamme 50 Anderson, Debbie 50,144 Anderson, Gary 50,128 Anderson, Jeff 50,146 Anderson, Jeff 50 Anderson, Roger 50 Andrei, Ronald 50 Andrews, Scott 50,128,161 Arlow, Susan 50 Armstrong, Donald 50 Arterberry, Todd 50 Attebery, Diana 50 Atterbury, Steve 50,120,128 213 Aultman, Diana 50 Aurand, Gary 50 Austin, Matt 50,128 Bian, Julie 50 Backor, Becky 50 Baker, Kevin 50,146,165,169 Ballard, Timothy 50 Balzer, Kim 50 Bargman, Linda 50,134 Bargman, Tim 50,120,135 Barkdoll, Tim 50,128 Bartels, Bruce 50,120,128 Baxter, Janice 50 Baxter, Wanda 50,178 Beach, Elaine 50 Belcher, Shelly 50,172 Bender. Bryan 50 Betts, Gary 50 Bevins, Sandy 50 Blakley, Walter 50 Bolck, Dan 50 Blodgett, Kelly 50,147,177 Blomquist, Denise 50 Bloyer, Webster 50 Blunt, Donnell 50,157 Bohn, Dan 50,120,136 Bohren, Steve 50 BoIstad, Julie 50 Bossclman, Beverly 50,160 Bowers, Kimberly 51,165 Brandenburg, Brad 5 1 Bratcher, Steven 51 Brazinskas, Debbie 51,162,172 Brian, Brenda 51 Brinkley, Steven 51 Broege, Kathy 51 Brown, Bruce 51 Buckwalter, Vint 51,140 Bunders, Mike 51,161 Bunger,Jeff51,l 25,127,165 Burdick, Kim 51 Cadwell, Karla 51 Calhoun, Brian 51 Calhoun, Nclda 51 Carl, Wendy 51 Carlson, Dean 51,120 Carlton, Paula 51 Carter, Linda 51 Carter, Sherry 51,170,175 Carter, Tim 51 Casarotto, Becky 51,147,160,178 Casey, Sandy 51 Cassaro, Pamela 51 Chappell, CUff 51 Chastain, James 51,170 Clark, Soott 51,165,169 Clarke, Kevin 52 CUnton, Patricia 52 Cobb, Diana 52,165,179 Cockrum, Richard 52 Collins, Bonnie 52 Cook, Lori 52 Cook, Pam 52 Cook, Rick 52 Coonfare, Richard 52,165 Corona, Connie 52 Covert, Wendy 52,167 CrabiU, Cindy 52 Crane, Dave 52 Crawford, Tla 52 Crowe, Karen 52,171 Cullen, Vicki 52 Cunningham, Michelle 52 Cutler, Debra 52 Davis, Carol 5 2 Davis, Debbie 5 2 Davis, Joyce 52 Davis, Steve 52 Dean, Tammie 52 Decker, Larry 52 Delehanty, Mary 52,144,147,177 Demars, Glenn 52 Demus, Gordy 52 Derrickson, Laurie 52,144,160,177 Diehl, Kim 52 Djgiuseppi, Kathy 52 Doty, Mark 52 Downing, Richard 52 Dreger, Martin 52,165,169 Dresser, Jim 52 Ekberg, Allan 52,136 Eldridge, Dorothy 52 Endlsey, Joy 52,158 Englehart, Leann 53 Eppcs, Gary 5 3 Erickson, Michael 53 Ersland, Dawn 53 Erwin, Bradley 53 Erwin, Scott 53,127 Estabrook, Scott 53,165,169 Ethington, David 53,148 Ethington, Ronald 53 Ewers, Kevin 53,126 Faggerstrom, Rick 53 Fant, Steve 53,179 Fasulo, Barb 53,144,171 Faulkner, Patricia 53 Ferguson, Dan 53 Ferguson, Doris 53 Fishel, Lynnette 53 Foreman, Mary 53 Foss, Petria 53,165 Fowler, SaUy 53,146,148,154 Frazier, Jim 53 Fry, Roszena 53,160 Fry, Tim 53 Furnish, Joan 53 Furseth, John 53,120 Gentry, Colleen 53,171 Gibson, Luanne 53 Gillette, Cheryl 53 Gilligan, Floyd 53,136 Gittleson, Dawn 53 Gittleson, Doug 53 Glodo, Penny 53 Colder, Deanna 53 Gordon, Dawn 53,135,157 Gossard, Sandra 53 Gotz, Jill 53 Granath, Linda 54,134 Green, Cathy 54,172 Gregory, Scott 54,165 Gruner, Tammy 54,159 Gustafson, Richard 54,120 Hagerman, Rhoda 54,160 Hall, Denise 54 Hammack, Ginger 54,172 Hammond, Sue 54 Haney, Richard 54 Hanson, Elaine 54 Hanson, Shawn 54 Harley, Deborah 54 Hartoon, Dcbby 148 Hatch, Karen 54,171,175 Hatfield, Kevin 54 Havens, Jim 54,120 Hays, Keith 54,145 Heck, Steven 54,165 Heid, Jill 54 Heidenriech, Diana 54,170 Heinzeroth, Jack 54,120 Hendershott, Patti 54 Hendershott, Scott 54 Hendren, Lori 54 Hendricks, John 54 Hendry, Michael 54 Hickey, Marion 54,165 Hicks, Glenda 54,157,172 Hillburst, George 54,165,179 Hladilek, EUen 54 Hold croft, Sara 54 Holland, Kathy 54 Holt, James 54,120 Hopper, Evelyn 54,171 Horn, Robert 54 Houser, Edwin 54 Houy, Daniel 54 Howell, Elizabeth 54 Hubbard, Sandra 54 Huber, Cccile 54 Huhsman, Kim 54 Hulbert, Patsy 54,158 Humphreys, Jo Anne 54,144, 170,175 Inskeep, Susan 54,170 Jack, Cindy 55 Jenkins, Terry 55,147,177 Jensen, Kevin 55,140,165 Jczicrski, Sue 55 Joern, Brian 55,127,170,175 Johannsen, Dan 55,120 Johns, George 55 Johnson, Cyndi 55 Johnson, Diane 55 Johnson, Douglas 55,165 Johnson, Doug 55,169 Johnson, KeUy 55 Johnson, Marshall 55 Johnson, Paul 55 Johnson, Terrence 55 Johnson, Vicki 55,162,163,170 Jones, Betty 55 Jones, Bill 55 Jones, Brenda 55,157 Jones, Marlene 55 Jones, Rebecca 55 Jones, Wayne 55 Jury, Doug 55,120,140,161 Kampmeier, Diane 55 Kane, Tim 55,136 Kane, Tom 55,120 Keen, Debbie 55 Keller, Connie 55,160 Kennedy, Peggy 55 Kerr, Gregory 55 Kieselburg, Brad 55 KUven, Branda 55,172 Kluver, Randy 55,140,157 Knope, Judith 55,171 Knutson, Julene 55 Knutson, Keith 55,136 Koonmcn, Karl 55 Krevel, Judith 55 Lamagdelainc, John 55 Lamb, Patricia 55,176 Landwair, Chris 55,120,136 Lange, Ted 55 Lanning, Jay 55 Larson, Steve 56,149,170 Latino, Mike 56,120 Layman, Robin 56,160 Lcnz, John 56 Lewis, Patrick 56, 161 Libby, Robert 56 Likes, Linda 56 Lindquist, Teresa 56,170 Lopata, John 56 Louden, Scott 56,120,128 Ludgatis, Tom 56,120 Ludington, Dodi 56 Lugering, Chris 56 Luke, Thomas 56,127 Lundgren, Jeff 56,120 Lynch, Daniel 56 MacKcnzie, Tom 56 MacKenzie, Tim 56,127,146 Mackey, Walter 56,127 Maddock, Gail 56,134 Market, Doug 56 Marx, Darlene 56,172 Massie, Lynn 56 McDonald, Pamela 56,179 McGee, Patrick 56,149 McGuire, Nancy 56,172 McLaughlin, Steve 56,136 McLean, Mike 56 Meade, Gregory 56 Mei, Crystal 56 Meiborg, Robin 56 Melchcr, Ramona 56,160 Melendrez, Steve 56 Melendrez, Vicki 56 214 Messenger, Deborah 56 Mcyen, Debbie 56 Midgett, Myron 56,165 Milhone, Nancy 56 Miller, Ben 56 Miller, Tom 57,126,146 Mills, Mike 57 Milroy, Terry 57,136,161 Miltmore, Terrie 57 Minns, Becky 57 Mitchell, Kelly 57,154 Mitchell, Wayde 57,120 Moeller, Kenneth 57 Molencupp, Brian 57 Moline, Christine 57 Molitor, Alice 57 Molitor, Joyce 57 Monnier, Paul 57,120 Montalvo, Ride 57,120 Morclock, Terry 57 Morgan, Jim 57 Motter, Patrida 57 Mowdy, Scott 57 Mullins, Farley 57 Munger, Mark 57,127,165,169 Nadiello, Cindy 57 Neblock, George 57 Nelson, Becky 57 Nelson, Michael 57,146 Nelson, Tom 57,128 Niarhos, Wanda 57 Nicosia, Joe 57 Niffenegger, Brenda 57 Nilges, Jorg 57 Nilsen, Jim 57 Nordmoe, Dawn 57 Northrup, Candy 57 Novak, Pam 147,160,178 Nyren, JoAnne 57 Ohman, Diane 57,165 Oliver!, Paula 57,147,160,176 Olson, Kevin 57 Olson, Randy 57 Osinski, Kurt 57 Page, Connie 57 Palmer, Bradley 57,120,136 Parker, Clifford 57 Parker, Michael 57 Peacock, Bob 58 Peak, Tim 58,120 Pearson, Larry 58 Pearson, Mark 58,145 Peterson, Debbie 58 Peterson, Holly 58 Peterson, Mark 58 Peterson, Val 58 Phcrigo, Marilyn 58,135,147, 171,175,176 Phillips, Debbie 58 Phillips Michelle 58,178 Pratt. Caren 58 Prentice, Scott 58 Preston, Cynthia 58 Price, Michael 58,120,136 Purrington, Bruce 58,149 Pyfer, Dan 58,128 Raney, Robin 58 Ratte, Bruce 58 Rawhoof, Debra 58 Raymcr, Loren 58 Rehn, Jeffrey 58 Reinhold, Shcilia 58 Richards, Cathy 58 Richmond, Diane 58 Richmond, Jeff 58 Richmond, Joanne 58 Richmond, Susan 58 Richter, Brian 58 Rickelman, Guy 58 Riddle, BUI 58 Ritter, Darryl 58 Robinson, Barb 58 Robinson, Bruce 58 Rodriguez, John 58 Romine, Wayne 58 Rose, Tim 58 Runyard, Chuck 58,147,170, 175,177,178 Russell, Kathy 58,158 Ryks, Russ 58 Sallinger, Scott 58,169 Sandeen, Mark 58 Sather, Gayle 150,58 Sayers, Steven 58 Schabcll, Kurt 58 Schick, Dave 58,178,127 Schmertman, Dave 58,127 Schmidtke, Larry 58 Schrack, Barb 58 Schuhmacker, Blake 58 Schultz, Lynn 51,58 Schumacher, Pedro 58 Schumann, Pam 58 Scott, Kay 59 Scott, Mindy 59 Seabarth, Cheryl 59 Seaworth, Walter 59 Seidel, Mary 59 Shalda, Julie 59 Sheehan, Shannon 59 Shields, Cindy 59,146,171 Shields, Mike 59,120 Shipman, Harry 59 Shones, Dale 59 Short, Joni 59 Showers, Rhonda 59 Shrader, Debra 59 Shumate, Karen 59,163 Shurman, Bruce 59 Siebarth, Christine 59 Sinkiawic, James 59 Skattum, Teri 59,159 Slavings, Debbie 59 Slechta, Mike 59 Smallwood,Tammy 59 Smith, Becki 59 Smith, Cindy 59 Smith, Don 59,127 Smith, Ida 59 Smith, Kathy 59,155 Smith, Larry 59 Smith, Richard 59 Smith, Roger 59 Smith, WUma 59 Sorenson, Patty 59 Sparkman, Laura 59 Sparkman, Linda 59 Springer, Robert 59 St. Angel, Victor 59 St. John, Randy 59 Stanphill, Keith 59 Stebbins, Jeff 59 Steiner, Debbie 59,154 Stenzcl, Lori 59,156,160 Stephenson, Perry 60 Stewart, Debbie 60 Stivers, Bill 60,149,171 Stoakley, Phil 60,149,177 Stolberg, Tom 60,165,169 Stone, Terry 60 Streit, Kelly 60 Strey, James 60 Stringham, Sharon 60 Stults, Steve 60 Strudevant, Keith 60,127,136 Sumner, Edith 60 Sundberg, Vicki 60 Sundbo, Tammy 60,144,147,165,166, Swinney, Lloyd 60 Taylor, Jim 60 Taylor, Sue 60 Theel, Jim 60 Thoele, Brian 60 Thomas, Debbie 60 Thomas, Kathy 60 Thompson, Larry 60 ThoreU, Kim 60 Thombloom, Linda 60,134 Thresher, Mike 60 Todd, Diana 60 Torres, Mark 60 Treadway, Sharon 60 Trosper, Richard 60 Trumble, Rick 60 Tucker, Paul 60,172 Tufley, Rebecca 60 Turner, Joe Turnmey, Steve 60 Ussery, Jeannie 60 Vaher, Jeff 60 Vanderbosch, Cindy 60 Vasseur, Tina 60 Vassueur, Pam 60 Vines, Bertha 60,172 Volden, Dana 60,172 Vonzychlin, Christa 60 Vyborny, Vernon 60 Wagner, Dana 60,148 Waid, Paulette 60,172 Walker, Marilyn 61,171 Wallace, Brain 61 Wallace, Carl 61 Ware, Robert 61 Washburn, Linda 61 Watkins, Dave 61 Weaver, Debbie 61,163 Weber, Randy 61 WeUs, Vida 61 Wentland, John 61,161 West, Charles 61 Westadt, Mary 61,163 Western, Randy 61 Westholder, Barry 61 Wetherell, Robert 61,165 Whaley, Linda 61 Whelchel, Frank 61 Wiemken, Carol 61,147,165,177,176 WUdcr, Dennis 61 White, Julie 61,147,160,176 Williams, Gary 61 Wilson, Barb 61 WUson, Pam 61 WUson, Shawn 61 Winder, Debbie 61 Wojewodzci, Tony 61 Wood, Dan 61 Woodyard, Steve 61,120 Wyatt, Bruce 61,148,171 Zaugg, Dave 61 Sophomores Acaley, Linda 62,168 Adami, Gary 62,141,167 Addams, Darryl 62 Agnew, Mark 62,149 Akers, Linda 62 Aldrich, Kenneth 62,122 Allison, Cindy 62 Almberg, Loretta 62 Alsup, Sandra 62 Ancona, Michael 62 Anderson, Becky 62,177 Anderson, Brad 62 Anderson, Kimberli 62 Argyle, Timothy 62 Attebery, Kathy 62,134,177 Aune, Carrie 62,174 Austin, AUen 62,179 Bader, Sandy 62 Bader, Teresa 62,173 Badham, Donna 62 Baldwin, Brenda 62 Ballard, Diann 62,173 Bankson, Holly 62 Barconi, Joeseph 62 Bartelt, Sharon 62 Bates, Lesley 62,141 Baxter, Ian 62 Baxter, Ward 62 Baylor, Dawn 62 215 Beach, Dean 62 Beach, Douglas 62,138 Beaver, Douglas 62 Beck, Ronald 63,179 Becker, Lawrence 63 Bell, Teresa 63 Bennett, Michale 63 Bennett, Robin 63 Bertenshaw, Louis 63 Bertrand, Mary 63,173 Bickoff, Nancy 63 Biclski, Craig 63 Binger, Scott 63,174 Bishop, Timothy 63 Black, Jimmy 63,138,174 Blitch, Curt 63 Blodgett, Jeff 63 Blume, James 63,122 Board, Jeff 63 Boehm, Carl 63,164,166,167 Bohn, Joe 63,122,138 Boken, Francis 63,127 Bolstad, Jody 63 Bonacquisti, Kimberly 63,135,166 Boslem, Grace 63,173 Bourbon, Craig 63 Bowers, Dennis 63,122 Bowers, Thomas 63 Boxrud, Ronald 63 Boyce, Kim 63 Bradford, Bradley 63 Brady, Jody 63 Bramlett, Leslie 63 Bratcher, Ronald 63 Brcese, Linda 63,173 Breitenfeldt, Toni 63 Brentner, Deborah 63,174 Bridges, David 63 Brinker, Dale 63,127,138,178 Brown, Katherine 63 Brown, Susan 63,173 Bryant, Theresa 63 Brynolf, Nancy 63 Bunke, Elisabeth 63 Burchfield, Susan 63 Burden, Scott 63,174 Burk, Freddrick 63 Burk, Mark 63 Burke, Shelly 63 Burt, Tom 63,140 Cabc, Michael 64 Cale, Cheryl 64 Can tele, Daniel 64 Carlson, Scott 64,174 Carlson, Thomas 64,174 Carlson, Vickie 64 Carpenter, Kevin 64 Carter, Dale 64,168 Carter, Kathy 64,134 Carter, Lee 64 Carter, Mark 64 Casdo, Karen 64 Castillo, Roy 64 Cates, Scott 64 Catron, Janice 64,173 Caughron, Russell 64 Cave, Mitchell 64,127 Chadwick, Joji 64,131 Chambers, Wanda 64 Chandler, Beski 64 Chandler, Douglas 64 Chapman, Linda 64 Cheek, Sandra 64 Childress, Charles 64 Christensen 64 Clark, Brenda 64,166 Clark, Jeffery 64,127 Claudy, Tonya 64 Cline, Rick 64 Cline, Russell 64,122 Cofield, Julie 64,173 Cofield, Robert 64 Collins, Dave 64 Collins, Doyle 64,149 Comer, Roberta 64 Conness, Dan 64 Coni, Valerie 64,173 Cook, Bradley 64 Cook, Ceborah 64,174 Coune, Mike 64 Cozad, Regina 64,174 Crabtree, Franklin 64 Crain, Daniel 64,141 Crane, Douglas 64,131 Crawford, Dane 64 Crescenzo, Vincent 64 Croom, Mike 64 Cullen, Carla 64 Cullen, Judy 64,166 Cunningham, Brain 65,131,174 Cunningham, David 65,138 Cunningham, Stephanie 65,149 Dahlberg, Dan 65 Daily, Phil 65 Darden, Joe 65 Davis, John 65 Davis, Terry 65 Dawson, Doug 65 Day, Debra 65 Dayhoff, Rick 65,174 Dean, Albert 65 Deboer, Janet 65 Deemer, James 65 Denby, Michael 65 Dickson, Barbara 65,167 Dickson, Mark 65 Dickson, Stephen 65 Diesing, Randy 65 Dobson, Mary 65 Dobson, Tina 65 Doherty, Edward 65,131 Doiel, Russell 65 Donaldson, Deborah 65 Dossey, Scott 65,122,174 Dowell, Tim 65,167 Dresser, Steven 65 Driscoll, Jacqueline 65 Drust, Cheryl 65 Duclon, Alison 65 DuFoe, Susan 65 Dupont, Monica 65 Duyne, Rick 65 Dwinnells, Terry 65 Dye, Charles 65,149 Dye, Donna 65 Easton, Maria 65 Ebert, Kelly 65,159 Ekberg, Rodney 65,131 Endsley, Gay 65 Engebretson, Laurie 65 Eno, James 65,174 Epling, Tracey 65,150,174 Eppes, Timothy 65 Ergle, Nellie 65 Erickson, Kathy 65 Erickson, Lenora 66 Erickson, Miriam 66 Erickson, Steve 66 Errico, Elizabeth 66 Evink, William 66,122 Ewers, Kari 66 Eyster, Charlene 66,177 Falkowski, Sonya 66,174 Falzone, Ronald 66 Farr, Cindy 66,177 Farrey, Cindy 66 Farrey, Mike 66 Fausett, Brenda 66,173 Feggestad, Kari 66,167 Feltz, Tena 66 Ferguson, Thomas 66,167 Fetters, Matt 66 Fields, Judith 66 Fike, Dennis 66 Finch, Greg 66 Finch, Pamela 66 Finch, Thomas 66 Findley, Charlene 66 Finney, Loretta 66 Finney, Sally 66 Fischer, Jodi 66 Fiser, Karen 66,173 Flatebo, James 66 Fleming, Daniel 66 Fleming, Karen 66 Flock, Randy 66,122,131 Florence, Richard 66 Fosberg, Timothy 66,127 Foss, Laurie 66 Foster, Edwin 66 Fox, Joe 66,138 Frederick, Darwin 66,122 French, Sarah 66,174,176 Froning, Deborah 66 Fuller, Thomas 66 Fullmer, Peter 66 Furno, Samuel 66 Gabriel, Paul 66 Galbreath, David 66 Galligan, Lori 66 Gallisath, Debra 66 Garbers, Karen 66 Garkey, Rachel 66 Garr, Deborah 66,173 Gates, Kathy 66 Gehrke, Terry 66 Gentry, Allen 66 Gentry, Brenda 66 Gentry, Kahty 66 Germann, Dan 66 Gibbons, Roberta 66,173 Gill, Laurie 66 Glodo, Allen 66,166 Glogowski, Theresa 66 Gough, Krista 66,177 Graham, Darla 67 Graves, Cheryl 67 Grecula, Ann 67,174 Green, Deb 67 Green, Lynn 67 Greenlee, Shaun 67,174 Greenwood, Donna 67,173 Griese, Gary 67 Grinnell, Diane 67 Grooms, Carol 67,174 Groves, Russell 67 Guffey, Jerry 67,122 Gunderson, Cindy 67,167,178,166 Gunnerson, Brad 67 Habben, Danny 67 Hada, Barbara 67 Hafferty, Mark 67 Haflcy, Dean 67 Hager, Julie 67 Halbradcr, Steven 67 Hamilton, Kevin 67 Hamilton, Patrick 67 Hamilton, Rocky 67,122 Hamilton, Ronald 67,138 Hamilton, Timothy 67,138 Hammack, Darrell 67 Hansler, Sherry 67 Hanson, Dennis 67,122 Hanson, Eunice 67,159 Hanson, Victoria 67 Harbison, Teresa 67,154,188 Harding, John 67 Han, Ricky 67 Harrah, Michelle 67 Harrolle, Ricky 67 Harson, Donald 67 Hart, Sharon 67,144 Hartman, Leo 67 Harvey, Edith 67 Harvey, Robert 67 Harwood, Pammy 67 Harwood, Tammy 67,173 Haugen, Judith 67 Hawkins, Beverly 67 Hays, Cindy 67,174 Heaton, Steven 67,122,138 Heck, Curtis 67 Heidenreich, Julie 67,167 Heilman, Tammy 67 Heintz, Wendy 67,135 Helgeson, Jeff 67 Helm, Raymond 67 Helmer, Nick 68 Helms, Glynda 68 Hendershott, Karoll 68 Hendley, Kenneth 68 Henninger, Brenda 68,173,178 Henrey, Jeff 68 Hensley, Joe 68 Herring, Jeff 68 Hess, Kelly 68 Hess, Melvin 68 Hexom, John 68,122 Hickey, Pat 68 Higginson, Linda 68,136 High, Patrick 68,167 Hill, Bobby 68 Hill, David 68 Hillcnburg, Donna 68,134,177 Hinde, Michael 68 Hinkle, Daniel 68 Hirth, Bonnie 68,149 Hissong, Michael 168,166 Hodyniak, Raymond 68 Hoed, Jan 68 Hohm, Timothy 68 Holder, Carla 68 Holder, Debra 68 Holloway, Terrence 68 Hollman, Brian 68 Holmes, Elizabeth 68 Holt, Mike 68 Hood, Albert 68,122 Hopkins, Dennis 68 Horner, Doug 68 Horner, Wayne 68 Hose, Georgia 68,167,166 Householder, Lonnie 68 Hubbard, Richard 68 Hubbard, Thomas 68 Hulsey, Connie 68 Hutcheson, David 68 Jacobs, Cynthia 68 Jacobsen, Barry 68 Jacobsen, Debbie 68,173 Jeffries, Debbie 68 Jenkins, Patricia 68 Jensen, Karen 69 Johnson, Brian 69,122,138 Johnson, Crystal 69,134 Johnson, Cynthia 69 Johnson, Dennis 69 Johnson, James 69 Johnson, Jeff 69 Johnson, Lori 69 Johnson, Lori Ruth 69 Johnson, Mary 69 Johnson, Nancy 69 Johnson, Pama 69 Johnson, Theresa 69,135 Johnston, Patricia 69,168 Jones, David 69 Jones, Lawrence 69 Jones, Martin 69 Juno, Nancy 69 Kalen, Peter 69 Karsten, Jean 69 Keen, Johnny 69 Kelley, Laura 69 Kerby, Norman 69 Kerr, Deanna 69 Kerr, Kenneth 69 Kerska, Terry 69,149 King, Elizabeth 69 Kirkpatrick, David 69 Kittinger, Tina 69 Kitzman, Kathyrine 69 Klaman, Sydney 69 Kleparski, Geralyn 69 Kleparski, Steven 69 KBven, Randy 69 Knight, Kimberly 69 Knipprath, Mike 69 Knox, Michael 69 Kokotkiewicz, Debra 69 Kolenda, Katie 69 Konitski, Richard 69,138 Koonmen, Michael 69 Kurchinsky, Thomas 69,167 Lafferty, Cheryl 69 Landkroon, Karen 69 Landwair, Janey 69 Langholz, David 69 Lanigan, James 69 Larson, Brian 69 Larson, Karla 69 Larson, Sandra 69 Leis, Sherri 70 Leslie, Scott 70,138 Lester, Donald 70 Levins, Michael 70,167 Libby, Russel 70 Lierman, Joseph 70,149 Lindblom, David 70 Linden, Michael 70 Littcll, Ron 70 Locascio, Mike 70 Long, Candy 70,173 Loveland, David 70 Ludwig, Raymond 70 Lundvall, Debra 70,177 Luter, Kathleen 70,166,168 Mackenzie, Tom 70 Mackey, Kathy 70 Malone, Lori 70 Malthe, Ann 70 Mandera, Anna 70 Marshall, Wayne 70,127,167 Martin, Alan 70,141,149 Martin, Wendy 70 Massier, Susan 70 Mayberry, Sandra 70 McCarthy, Kelly 70 McCauley, Jeffrey 70,122,138 McCort, Terry 70 McDonald, Terry 70,166,169 McDonnell, Craig 70 McKinney, Lu Ann 70,166 McLaughlin, William 70,136 McMullin, Brenda 70 McWilliams, Doug 70,122 Mead, Jeff 70 Mcrick, Cindy 70 Messinger, Lori 70 Middleton, Susan 70 Milburn, Chris 70 Miles, Jodi 70 Miles, Karen 70 Miller, Kelly 71 Miller, Mary 71,173 Minns, Beth 71 Moffitt, William 71 Mooney, Tim 71 Moore, Anita 71 Moore, Priscilla 71 Moore, Scott 71 Moore, Timothy 71,141,166,177 Morehouse, Bonnie 71 Morelock, Ricda 71 Morelock, Terry 71 Morgan, Tammy 71 Morgan, Victoria 71 Morris, Darrell 71 Mulcahy, Mark 71 Murray, Stuart 71 Mussigman, Vicki 71 Myers, Bill 71 Nason, Laura 71 Nelson, Greg 71 Nelson, Kimberly 71 Nelson, Rick 71,174 Nelson, Timothy 71,122 Neslund, Justine 71 Nicosia, Frank 71 Niffenegger, Barbara 71,159 Noble, Harlod 71 Noffke, Cheryl 71,134 Norris, Karen 71 Northrup, Debra 71 Northrup, Richard 71 Noto, Richard 71 Nystrom, Betty 71 Oakes, Kelly 71,173 O’Brien, John 71,174 O’Brien, Linda 71 O’Hearn, Roland 71 Olson, Donna 71 Olson, Duwayne 71,122,138 Olson, Thomas 71 Ort, Steve 71 Oskins, Denise 71 Osmus, Tina 71 Ostberg, Jamie 71 Oswald, Michael 71 Outzen, Denise 71 Padgett, Larry 71 Palmer, Gary 71 Palmer, Leonard 71 Palmer, Michael 71 Paris, Randy 71 Parker, Debbie 71 Parker, Jeffrey 71,131 Parker, Michael 71 Parkinson, Toni 71 Paulson, Steven 71 Pcaroe, Scott 71,166,169 Pearson, Dwight 71 Peck, Debra 72,134 Peck, Jack 72 Peebles, Kathi 72,178 Peek, Barbara 72 Perkins, Brian 72,122 Peterson, Bruce 72 Peterson, Cynthia 72 Peterson, Duane 72 Peterson, Scott 72,127 Peterson, Shirley 72,149 Peterson, Susan 72,174 Petrie, Debbie 72 Petty, Martha 72,173 Phillips, Linda 72 Phillips, Michael 72 Phillips, Timothy 72,149 Pierce, Bryan 72,149 Pierce, Ed 72 Pihl, Krista 72,174 Pikios, Nick 72 Pitts, Dave 72 Pinkston, Tammy 72 Pleitt, Robert 72 Ploenzke, Daniel 72,140 Pokrant, Bernadine 72,174 Polhamus, Deborah 72 Poole, Russell 72 Porter, Tom 72,138,177 Pounders, Elizabeth 72 Prentice, Ricki 72,141 Price, Karen 72 Prock, Gary 72 Pulliam, Charles 72 Pumphrey, Danny 72 Purifoy, Pamela 72 Putnam, Robin 72 Quintanilla, John 72 Radant, Douglas 72,141,166,179 Rader, Chris 72 Raeber, Rhonda 72 Ragan, Greg 72,122 Ralston, Sandra 72,173 Rasmussen, Sadie 72 Rawhoof, Donald 72 Ray, James 72 Reed, Julie 72 Reinhold, Rodney 72 Rcnnicke, Larry 72 Rhea, Karen 72 Richards, Ellen 72 Richardson, Sue 72 Riley, Roger 72,167 217 Risenhoover, Carol 72 Ritchie, Mark 72 Ritter, David 72 Roach, Edward 72 Roberts, Deborah 72 Roberts, Gary 72 Roberts, Sharon 72 Rockwell, Dale 72 Rogers, Bradley 72 Rogers, Frederick 72,169 Roscoe, Richard 72 Ross, Terry 72 Rote, Neil 72,131 Rowe, Mike 72 Ruckman, Daniel 72,122 Runkel, Jodi 72 Rush, Marguerita 72 Russo, Matthew 72 Rutherford, Jan 72,173 Ryall, Cheryl 72 Sabin, BUI 72 Saddler, Connie 72 Sage, Jeff 72,128,133 Samons, Julie 72 Samp, Chris 72,122,128,131 Sandell, Cynthia 72,173 Sanders, Jerry 72 Scaduto, Martin 72 Schwitz, Marcella 73 Schlagel, Richard 73,138 Schlamp, LecAnn 73 Schlensker, Robert 73,137 Schlicter, James 73 Schmertman, Kathleen 73 Schoon, Dale 73 Schoonmakcr, Jessica 73 Schoonmaker, Randall 73 Schulist, Janet 73 Schultz, MicheUe 73 Schweinler, Bertram 73,145,179 Scott, Kelly 73 SegaUa, Randy 73 Seidel, Thomas 73,141,166 Seipts, Thomas 73,131 Seleen, Rodney 73,176 Severin, Debbie 73 Severson, Kimberlie 73,176 Shelton, Tony 73 Shimmin, Christine 73 Shoemaker, Nancy 73,177 Shoulders, Tammie 73 Sikkema, Lori 73 Simmons, Charles 73 Simmons, Debbie 73,166 Simpson, Robin 73 Sincavage, Michael 73 Singleton, Rhonda 73 Slatton, Pamela 73 Slocum, Penney 73 Smallwood, Michael 73,122 Smith, Aileen 73 Smith, Brian 73 Smith, Carol 73,167 Smith, Guy 73,149 Smith, Jean 73 Smith, Jenniefr 73 Smith, Jill 73 Smith, Kathy 73 Smith, Kurt 73,131 Smull, Kathy 73 Snap, Janis 73,159 Sneller, Bill 73 St. Angel, Charles 73 St. Pierre, Cindy 73 Stafseth, Cheryl 73 Stallard, Mike 73 Stata, Wendy 73 Staten, Tom 73 Steden, Tome 73 Stegeman, Debbie 73 Stevens, Gina 73 Stewart, Larrry 74 Stewart, Vic 74 Stone, Darla 74 Stone, Penny 74 Stone, Robin 74 Strickland, Denise 74 Strong, Sonia 74 Strong, Sonia 74 Stufflebcam, Jan 74 Stufflebeam, Linda 74 Swanborg, Mary 74,134 Sweet, Steve 74 Scnson, Evertte 74 Swinbank, Hardy 74 Swinbank, Tommie Jean 74 Taft, Dorctta 74 Taylor, Carey 74 Teeters, Carrie 74 Thoelc, Barry 74 Thomas, Dora 74 Thomas, Sandra 74,173 Thompson, Don 74 Thompson, Kenn 74 Thompson, Linda 74 Thompson, Patty 74 Thompson, SaUy 74 Thresher, Cindy 74,177 Tiffany, Sherry 74 TUburg, John 74 Tish, Preston 74 Townsend, Chris 74 Townsend, Debbie 74 Townsend, Paul 74 TripUett, Barb 74 Trollop, Baleri 74 Tosper, Connie 74 Trooter, Kevin 74 Tucker, Robert 74 Tufly, Terry 74 Turner, Melissa 74 Turnmire, BUI 74,112,138 Tuttle, Thomas 74,141 Uhlir, Terrill 74 Ulmer, Bruce 74 Valenti, Gina 74 VanderbUt, Gary 74 Vandervort, Jeff 74 VanHaven, Janet 74 VanHelden, Teresa 74 Vasseur, Clayton 74 Vasseur, Sandy 74 Vaughn, Betty 74 Vautrin, JonWcslcy 74 Verdina, Joe 74 Vettore, Louis 74 Visgar, Connie 74 Vola, Michael 74 Voss, Denise 74 Wadley, Dane 74 Waffle, Gina 74 Wagoner, Tammy 74 Waldrop, Virginia 74 Wagoner, Gina 75 Wallace, Glen 75 Wallaoc, Greg 74 Walsh, Teresa 75 Ware, Linda 75 Watkins, Danny 75 Watkins, James 75,122 Watson, FarreU 75 Waugh, Jay 75 Waugh, Valerie 75 Wcckerly, Carol 75 Wells, OUve 75 Wentland, Joe 75 Wentland, Joseph 76 Wescott, Loretta 75 Wescott, Stan 75 West, Mark 75 West, Sue 75 WestHoldcr, Stephanie 75 Wheeler, Collen 75 Whelchel, Sheri 75 Whcrley, Judy 75 White, Mccia 75 Whitmire, Kaye 75 Whitson, Greg 75 Whittenburg, Greg 75 Whittenhurg, Karen 75 Wihittington, Steven 75 Wilkie, Linda 75 Wilkins, Harvey 75 WUliams, Dave 75 WUliams, Jodi 75 WUliams, Joyce 75 WUliams, Robert 75 WUliamson, Rick 75 WUlis, Kathy 75 WUson, Doris 75 Winder, Bob 75 Winder, Terri 75 Wolf, Danny 75 Wolfgram, Don 75 Wollin, Nancy 75 Wood, Rond 75 Worley, Terrie 75 Wurst, Kurt 75 Young, Chris 75,148,154 Young, Ray 75 Young, Willard 75 Zaugg, Crystal 75,135 Ziggy, Albert 75 Zimmerman, Jeff 75 Zimmerman, Joan 75 Zimmerman, Michael 75 Zimmerman, Dave 75 Zumbro, Mike 75 Freshmen Abbott, David 76,149 Adams, Darla 76 Adams, Dina 76 Adams, Toby 76 AieUo, Joy 76 Akers, Greg 76 Akers, Jim 76 Aker, Ruth 76 AUen, Renncc 76 Allton, Doug 76 Alt, Kevin 76 Ames, Chris 76 Ames, Kerry 76 Ancona, Bob 76 Anderson, Amanda 76 Anderson, Brenda 76 Anderson, Carla 76 Anderson, Carol 76 Anderson, David 76 Anderson, Julie 76 Anderson, Mike 76 Andrei, John 76,139 Andrew, Lori 76 Angus, Melissa 76 AreUando, Tomesita 76 Armstrong, Carol 76 Aronold, Louie 76 Austin, Cyndi 76,168 Bacino, Tammy 76 Bagley, Steve 76 BaUcy, Debbie 76 BaUey, Gordon 76 BaUey, Pam 76 Bain, Robert 76 Baker, Carolyn 76 Baker, Don 76 Balzer, Kim 76 Barfield, Terry 76 Barnes, Rick 76 Barnhart, Virginia 76 Barton, Cathy 76 Barton, Sue 76 Bartram, Anna 76,134,174 Bawker, GUber, 76 Bawlser, Gill 76 Beach, Duane 77 Beaman, Rex 77 Beck, Cihdy 77 Beksel, Cindy 77 Belew, BUI 77 218 Bell, Judy 77 Benjamin, Mark 77 Bennett, Terry 77 Bently, Keith 77 Berry, Sue 77 Betts, Debbie 77 Betts, Louise, 77 Beyer, Deryl 77 Billman, Steve 77 Mindenagcl, Nancy 77 Blackmer, Kevin 77 Blecker, Barb 77 Bliss, Scott 77 Blitch, Roxanne 77 Block, Larry 77 Blum, Corye 77 Board, Melanie 77 Bohlin, Richard 77 Bohn, Richard 77,125,139 Bolin, Randy 77,125,132 Bonnell, Jeanie 77,168 Bourkland, Brad 77,168 Bowers, Gary 77,168 Bradley, Lance 77 Brand, Rhonda 77 Brandt, Dalle 77 Brandenburg, Kaythy 77 Brantley, Billie 77 Brccsc, Norma 77 Bressler, Ray 77 Brewer, Wanda 77 Brick, Brenda 77 Briggs, Chuck 77 Brinkley, Mark 77 Briski, Sue 77 Brock, Charles 77 Borege, Doug 77 Brown, Caroyly 77 Brown, Cheryl 77 Brown, Keith 77 Brown, Lori 77 Brown, Mark Brown, Steve 77,125 Bruno, Doug 77,140 Buck, Rcnnee 77 Bull, Debbie 77 Bums, Dennis 77 Bundick, 76 Bunger, Matt 77,168 Burd, Brenda 77 Burkhamer, Dwight 77 Burns, Dennis 77 Burising, Jim 77 Buske, Cheryl 77 Buske, Edie 77,168 Butterfield, Mike 78,132 Byierlcg, Richard 78,168 Bystrom, Jon 78,168 Cadena, Estela 78 Carlson, Blair 78 Carlson, Brian 78,174 Carlson, Calbin 78,125,132 Carlosn, Caric 78 Carlson, Edith 78 Carlson, Ron 78 Carlson, Kenny 78 Carrico, Kenny 78 Cartier, Adrienne 78 Cartier, Corliss 78 Casarott, Joan 78 Cascio, Sam 78 Case, Jeri 78 Casey, Mary 78 Casey, Mary 78 Casey, Mary Ellen 78 Castro, Grace 78 Cates, Wanda 77 Cave, Mark 78 Chadwick, Elizabeth 78 Chandler, Joe 78 Chapman, Steve 78 Chausse, John 78 Childress, James 78 Christensen, Dawn 78 Christensen, Mark 78 Christiansen, Tim 78 Cimino, Antonina 78 Clarida Blanc 78 Clark, Rebecca 78 Clark, David 78 Dark, Debbie 78 Clark, Richard 78 Clark, Sophiena 79 Clausen, Karen 79 Clements, Ron 79 Clendening 79 Cobb, Leda 79 Cobert, Michele 79 Cockrom, Judy 79 Coffman, Rudya 79 Collins, Bill 79 Collins, Joyce 79 Collins, Lillie 79 Collins, Lillie 79 Conover, Gordon 79 Constant, Mike 79 Cook, Denise 79 Corder, Wayne 79 Cornelius, Scott 79 Corona, Diana 79 Cotton, Richard 79 Crain, Claudette 79 Crane, Diane 79 Crescenzo, Mary 79 Cullulm, Denise 79 Cunningham, Mark 79 Curtis, Lisa, 79 Cutler, Kevin 79 Czubackowski, Barb 79 Dahlberg, Russell 79 Dahle, John 79 Daily, Janet 79,173 Dajka, Dana 79,125,139 Dalton, Brain 79 Daniels, Brett 79,149 Davenport, Kevin 79,168 Davidson, Denise 79 Daveis, Robin 79 Davis, Robin 79 Dawson, Doug 79 Dayhooff, Jodi 79 Dean, John 79 Dean, Pam 79 Dean, Silvia 79 Defendi, Dean 80 Dclinc, Tony 80 Dement, Dave 80 Dcmus, Billy 80 Denton, Rich 80 Derrickson, Rich 80 Derry, Debbie 80 Dettmer, Darryl 80 Dieterman, Ruth 80 Dodd, Jeff 80 Donalson, Carrie 80 Doty, Andy 80 Downey, Ed 80 Drake, Dave id 80 Dresser, Annette 80 Duhigg, Jack 80 Duncan, Les 80 Duncan, Vicki 80 Dunn Arch 80 Durfcy, Karen 80 Dye, Sara 780,179 Earls, Debbie 80,149 Easton, darren 80,125 Eberley, James 80 Eichelberger, Linda 80 Eitel, Debbie 80 Elmore, Don 80 Elston, Ben 80,168 Englesetter, Randy 80,125 England, Robert 80 Erickson, Don 80,139,168 Ergnm, Tanju 80 Eschen, Jackie 80 Evans. Cindy 80 Eversoll, Berta 80 Evink, Lisa 80 Eye, Chris 80 Eyster, Charleen 80,166 Farrey, Dana 80 Farrey, Sherry 80 Fathcrec, Kathy 80 Feggestad, Steve 80 Fehler, Todd 80 Ferguson, James 80 Ferguson, Tim 80 Fertitta, Vince 80,125,139 Fields, Kim 80 Fields, Sharon 81 Findley, Sue 81 Floyd, Tony 81,132 Foreman, Josh 81 Foshee, Becky 81 Fox, Randall 81,125 Frederick, Don, 81 Frederickson, Dan 81 Fry, Randy 81 Fuller, Julie 81 Furrow, Keith 81 Gabel, Tina 81 Garner, Mike 81 Gerrke, Sherri 81 Gilbaugh, Dan 81 Gilbertson, Joann 81 Ginther, Mitchell 81 Glodd, Dena 81 Glogowski, Leonard 81 Goble, Don 81 Good rick, Gary 81 Cozy, Loren 81 Graves, Rita 81 Grecula, Mark 81 Green, Marlenne 81 Grcogry, Lisa 81,174 Gregory, Lori Ann 174 Greiesman, Tom 81,125,132 Griffey, Bob 81 Gringlc, Mike 81,132 Grivett, Kyle 81,125 Groves, Ron 81 Guffey, Kathy 81,149,173 Gulbrantson, Donna 81,168 Hada, Steve 81 Hafely, Debbie 81 Hagberg, Terry 81,149 Hagerman, Russel 81 Hales, David 81,125 Haling, Kathy 81 Hall, Curtis 81 Hall, Kathleen 81,135,173 Hall, Scott 81,125,132 Haller, Vickie 81,168 Hammack, Karen 82,173 Hammer, Sandy 82 Hanebuth, Eddie 82,141,168 Hannblom, Kathy 82 Hansbury, Mark 82 Harbison, Barb 82 Hardman, Randy 82,168 Hardt, Dawn 82 Hargate, Randy 82 Harley, Ray 82 Harms, Tom 82 Harris, Andy 82,125,138 Hart, Terri 82 Harwick, Mark 82 Hawn, Brenda 82,168 Heaton, Theresa 82 Hedlund, Danny 82 Heidenreich, Jan 82 Helgeson, Dennis 82,125 Helgeson, Donna 82 Helm, Kevin 82 Helmson, Debbie 82 Helsell, Jim 82,125 Hensley, Connie 82 Hensley, Phil 82 Herren, Brent 82,132 Heyer, Paul 82 219 Hicks, Daniel 82 Higar, Candy 82 Hill, Bart 82 Hill, Tim 82 Hillary, Leslie 82 Hillburst, Lars 82,168 Hilleshiem, Diane 82 Hines, Chris 82 Hladilek, Jan 82 Hladilek, Julie 82 Hobel, Julie 83 Hobson, Leah 83,174 Hodges, David 83 Hogan, Lori 83,149 Holsinger, Sue 83 Hollaway, Danny 83,174 Hollerad, Lori 83 Holmes, Denise 83,149 Holmes, Kathleen 83 Holt, Jeff 83 Holt, Kim 83 Honeycutt, Brenda 83,173 Houy, Tina 83 Huckabee, Charles 83,132 Hudson, Debbie 83 Hughes, Brad 83 Hulbert, Joe 83 Huss, Becky 83 Huston, Veronica 83 Hutchinson, Bruce 83,168 Hyde, Karen 83 Infante, Carrie 83 Isom, Chris 83 Ivy, Lisa 83 Ivy, Quentina 83 Jamison, Richard 83,149,168 Jansen, Dan 83 Jeffers, Cheryl 83 Jenkins, Michael 83 Johnson, Bruce 83,125,139 Johnson, Carl 83,149 Johnson, Curtis 83,149 Johnson, Linda 83 Johnson, Paul 83,149 Johnson, Scott 83,168 Johnston, Kelly 83,125 Jones, Doug 83 Jury, Cindy 83,140,166 Justice, Bobbie 83 Kampmeier, Greg 83 Kane, Pam 83 Karstan, Leann 83 Keller, Carl 83 Kelley, Mildred 83 Keliner, Glenn 83 Kerby, Kelly 83 Kerby, Janet 83 Ketelson, Sue 83 Kevern, Tammy 83 King, Eddie 84 King, Marcia 84 Kirk, Tammy 84,168 Kirkpatrick, Mary 84 Kisting, David 84,125,132 Kitzman, Bonnie 84,166 Kluver, Rickard 84,141 Kolenda, Marylou 84 Konitski, Douglas 84,139 Krueger, David 84 Krulac, Tom 84 LaBellc, Pam 84,149 Lamb, Tom 84,168 Largholn, John 84 Larsen, Diane 84 Lathrop, Jeff 84 Lawing, Debbie 84 Lcadley, Tammy 84 Lenn, Mike 84 Lewis, Marty 84 Lighthart, Anita 84 Lighthart, Laura 84 Lincoln, Penny 84 Lindenmeier, Carol 84 Lindquist, Kirk 84 Linquist, Tammy 84 Lindsay, Tim 84,141 Liston, Scott 84,149,168 Littlejohn, Russ 84,127,168 Lloyd, Randy 84 Long, Sue 84 Luckadoo, Randy 84 Ludgatis, Sherry 84 Ludwig, Alan 84 Luke, Mike 84,168 Lungo, John 84,125 Luter, Melinda 84 Lyon, Carla 84,173 Lyon, Curt 84,168 Lyon, Marla 84,173 Mackey, Jeff 84 Mackey, Kathy 84,173 Maddock, Kim 85 Magee, Wendy 85 Malone, Mike 85 Mandera, Terry 85 Manger, Vicki 85 Mangrum, Charles 85 Marquette, Dale 85 Martin, Charlene 85 Marshall, Mary 85 Martin, David 85 Martin, Tim 85 Marx, Fred 85 Masicro, Marsha 85 Massie, Larene 85 Matlock, Phillip 85 Mattingly, Scott 85 Mauro, Mary 85 Mayborne, Ray 85,149 McBride, Bill 85 McCulley, David 85,174 McGinnity, Kathy 85 McKee, Paul 85 McKiski, Doreen 85,134,174 McLean, Tammy 85 McMullin, Thomas 85 Mcacham, Warren 85 Medearis, Dan 85 Meek, Danita 85 Meiborg, Jeff 85 Melcher, Janice 85 Mclchcr, Karen 85 Melvin, Cindy 85 Mercer, Cindy 85 Meredith, Mike 85 Merrimon, Doug 85 Meyen, Arnold 85,125 Meyer, Tana 85 Meyers, Kathleen 85 Michaelson, Steve 85 Mickelson, Laurie 85 Miers, Jerry 85,122,131 Milhone, Jeff 85,125 Miller, Cindy 85 Miller, Dawn 85 Miller, Faith 85 Miller, George 85,168 Miller, Jeanette 85 Miller, Michael 86,168 Minnick, Jodi 86,173 Mitchell, Lance 86,132 Mitchell, Madeline 86 Moeller, Kirk 86 Moline, Robert 86,125,139 Montalvo, Joe 86 Moore, Melissa 86,167 Moore, Tim 86 Morelock, Phyllis 86 Morelock, Wanda 86 Morgan, Joel 86 Murray, Lucinda 86 Musgrave, Gary 86 Musselman, Lori 86 Mussigman, Steve 86 Nash, Bobbie 86 Navickis, Albert 86,125 Nelson, Dena 86 Newman, Cindy 86 Nichol, Mary Ann 86 Nicoson, Scott 86 Nicosia, Domincc 86 Niday, Don 86,149 Niffenegger, Tim 86 Nilges, Uta 86 Noble, Angela 86 Noblitt, Tony 86 Noffke, Charles 86 Northrup, Debbie 86 Northrup, Randy 86 Nucklcs, Pam 86,168 Oler, Brian 86 Oliveri, Philip 86,125,168,169 168,169 Olmstead, Renee 86 Olson, Brian 86 Olson, Debbie 86 Olson, Jeff 86 Olson, Rodney 86,149 Oneal, Mike 86 Onley, David 86 Oswald, James 86,141,168 Outzen, Tim 86 Owens, Teresa 86 Padgett, Brenda 86 Palmer, Brian 86,125,139 Palmer, Mary 86 Palmer, Mary 86 Palmer, Tracy 86,132 Parker, Kelly 86,149 Parker, Kent 87,127,174 Parker, Marcia 87 Parrish, Greg 87,132 Patterson, Scott 87,125 Paul, Carla 87 Pearson, Eric 87,149 Pearson, Randy 87 Peek, Debbie 87 Pennow, Pat 87,149 Perkins, Frankie 87 Perrin, Lisa 87 Peters, Pam 87 Peters, Robert 87 Peterson, Duane 87 Phillips, Lynn 87 Pickering, Mary 87 Pittman, Julie 87 Pond, Kim 87 Pooley, Lindsay 87 Poston, Jeff 87,125,139 Pothour, Joy 87 Potter, Cindy 87,168 Pratt, Ricky 87 Pringle, Tamara 87,168 Purifoy, Anita 87 Purifoy, Kent 87 Purington, Craig 87 Quintanilla, John 87 Raasch, Dave 87 Rackley, Melody 87 Raeber, Robbin 87 Ragan, Vicky 87 Ramczyk, Tina 87,168 Ramey, Doreen 87 Rand, Debbie 78 Rasmussen, Scott 87 168 Raymer, Cheryl 87 Rennicke, Jim 88 Rcnnicke, Virginia 88 Richards, Jake 88 Richmond, Mike 88 Richter, Dawn 88 Riley, Delores 88 Ritter, Larry 88 Roach, Bill 88 Roach, Karen 88 Robbins, Stacy 88 Roberts, Kim 88 Roberts, Laura 88 Rogers, Mike 88 Rogers, Rick 88 Roggensack, Sue 88 Rohl, Linda 88 Romine, Keith 88,125,132 Rowe, Roger 88 Rowell, Paula 88 Runkel, David 88,125 Rusk, Cindy 88 Russell, Donald 88 Ryan, Tim 88 Ryerson, Tracey 88,134,167 Sage, Tim 88 Sanders, Noah 88 Sandquist, Sany 88 Savage, Roger 88 Schafer, Calvin 88 Schcidegger, Donald 88,139 Schmertman, Sheila 88 Schmid, Jogena 88 Schmid, Kathy 88 Schoonover, Jerry 88 Schrack, June 88 Schultz, Barbara 88 Schumache, Wanetta 88 Schwartz, Steve 88 Scott, Keith 88 Seaworth, Ralph 88 Seidell, Bill 88 Severson, Yvette 88 Seymour, Bruce 88 Shoemaker, Christy 89 Shoulders, Pam 89 Shrader, Herman 89 Shukis, Michael 89,132 Singer, Kandy 89 Slavings, Stanley 89 Smallwood, Lisa 89 Smallwood, Pam 89,173 Smith, A1 89,174 Smith, Bill 89,149 Smith, Dan 89 Smith, Judy 89 Smith, Kim 89 Smith, Lisa 89 Smith, Marietta 89 Smith, Mike 89 Smith, Nina 89 Smith, Thomas 89 Smith, Wendy 89 Snodgrass, Rick 89 Snyder, Kristine 89 Speiser, Nancy 89 Spires, Diane 89 Stata, Brant 89 Statdfield, Michael 89 Sterner, Nancy 89 Stewart, Kimberly 89 Stillman, Ken 89 St. John, Gordy 89,168 Strey, Jeff 89 Strickland, Pam 89 Stringham, Steve 89 Stubbs, Ginger 89 Stufflebeam, Debbi 89,134 Sturdevant, Deborah 89,136 Sundbcrg, Greg 89 Sundbo, Erik 89,125,132 Sundell, Richard 89 Swan bo rg, Cindy 89 Swart, Cathy 90 Swartout, Penny 90 Swinney, Jerry 90 Szczech, Dawn 90 Tackeberry, Susan 90,134,166 Taft, Doretta 90 Taylor, Betty 90 Taylor, Joan 90 Taylor, Kim 90 Taylor, Phyllis 90 Teaster, Greg 90 Tharalson, Lee 90 Thomas, Karen 90 Thomas, Richard 90 Thompson, Debra 90 Thompson, Don 90 Thompson, James 90 Thompson, Linda 90 Thompson, Randy 90,125 Thompson, Sue 90 Tiffany, Debbie 90 Tipton, Maria 90,168 Tipton, Maynard 90,125 Tish, Leslie 90 Todd,John 90 Townsend, Terri 90 Traff, Julie Tresmer, Doreen 90,168 Triplett, Jcannine 90 Triplett, Tina 90 Trobaugh, Linda 90 Trotter, Peggy 90 Tucker, Bruce 90 Tucker, Jeff 90 Turley, Mark 90,141 Turner, Tammy 90 Ungs, Anne 90 Vasseur, Sandy 90 Verdina, Susan 91 Vcrstraete, Roberta 91,149 Vet tore, Joe 91,168 Visgar, Vickie 91 Vronch, Charles 91 Vurnovas, Jeff 91 Vyboray, Don 91 Vybomy, Rose 91 Wallis, James 91 Wallis, Steve 91 Ward, Ken 91 Watkins, Dale 91,149 Watkins, Kathy 91 Wells, Ron 91 Wells, Sandy 91 Welsh, Diane 91,166 Wenstrom, John 91 Wcrst, Marie 91 Westholder, Karen 91 White, Gary 91 White, Neil 91 Whitehead, Linda 91 Whitson, Bob 91 Widmer, Robin 91 Wiemken, Joel 91 Wihlborg, Barb 91 Wilkins, Gary 91 Williams, David 91,132 Williamson, Joanne 91 Wilson, Bernice 91 Wilt, LeeAnn 91 Wincapaw, Trisha 91 Wisocki, Sandy 91 Wooda, Dennis 91,141 Woolbright, Alan 91 Wright, Debbie 91 Wright, Edwina 91,168 Wright, Jim 91 Yakey, Sam 91 Young, Ealva 91,149 Young, Kelly 91 Zaugg, Cindy 91,135,174 Zimmerman, Greg 91,125 Zimmerman, Robin 91 PISCHeL YeaRBOOKS a OrniGH O «XI � o o attuxt I ibmou vmm «•«� •� • 221 9 Mrs. Anna McLevige Mrs. McLevige has been the librarian at the Learn- ing Center of Harlem High School for the past five years. Her quiet dignity has brought her many friends. Now that she is retiring, Mrs. McLevige admits that she will miss working in the Learning Center, which she considered a privilege and a pleasure. Since Mrs. McLevige has no definite plans for work in the future, she will have more time to de- vote to her favorite hobbies which include garden- ing and traveling. Varsity Baseball 1st row: B. Peacock, S. Truckcnbrod. W. Mitchell. C. Wells, S. Andrews, P. Anderson, S. Turnmeyer, T. Kane. 2nd row: C. Cook, D. Fant. T. T. Baylor, B. Townsend, M. Sheilds, B. Mollencup, Coach Franzcn The Varsity Baseball Team had a year that in many eyes may have been a flop after being ousted in the first round of the State finals, but it wasn’t. The team proved that through desire and heated competition a name can be born as they took third place. JV Baseball Row 1: C. Samp, R. Sagalia, S. Fcrno. M. Oswald. R. Montalvo. Row 2: D. berg, J. Bunger, R. Rock, K. Thompson, J. Morgan, J. Blumc, Coach Tres- Bowers. D. Crane, M. Torres, B. Cunningham, M. Parker, K. Alexander. B. mer. Perkins, D. Conness. Row 3: S. Dossey. R. Boxer, J. Lamagbclaine, R. tk- The JV Baseball Team, with a line up consisting of many standouts from the Freshmen team and some top Juniors, held down the starting 9 positions on the team. The hitting was superb as the Pup batsmen banged out enough hits, coupled with the no-hitter pitched by Rod Ekberg. The Pups ended with an 11-4 season record. One of the top hitters was Chris Samp who batted over 500 all season. Boy’s Track Row 1: R. Laymen, D. Castro, C. Landwair, A. Patapack, W. Bloyer, K. Swanson. M. Degner, R. Ramey, R. Wade, J. Carabelli, Coach Berentes, Ewers, E. Betts, P. Daily, J. Hanson. Row 2: G. Jury, B. Bartels, D. Herren, Coach Pelly. J. Griesman. M. Mackey, S. Stubbs, J. Forbes. Row 3: Coach Luter, L. With coaching by Steve Luter, Fred Pelly, Larry Swanson, and Mike Berentes the varsity tracksters finished 3rd in the Big Nine. Junior,Steve Atterbury, had the only Huskie win in the conference meet. He won the pole vault by clearing the high bar at 13 feet. Greg Jury and Jim Chaistain came up with five 2nd place finishes. Harlem’s Junior, Jim Chaistain just couldn’t nail down a first place finish due to the fact that wind conditions were terrible for discus throwing. Graduating Senior Greg Jury soared 19 feet 10 inches with long jump and stretched 41 feet 11 inches in the triple jump. All of these scores combined were not enough to put the thinclads in the 1 spot although it was Harlem’s best Big Nine track finish. Row 1: J. Dodd. R. Konitski, D. Dajka. G. Nania. V. I crtita, R. Schlcnskcr. J. Boken. R. Coffman, F. Nicosia. V. Stewart, R. Rawhoof. Row 2: S. Swiney. R. Littlejohn, R. Rodgers. C. Briggs, C. Pearington, C. Milbourn, J. McCauley, T. Bishop. P. Olivcri. S. Peterson, J. Mackey, D. McCulley. Row 3: D: Schiedigger, B. Bradford, S. Carlson, J. Poston, i. Miers, S. Brown. S. Hall, R. Bohn, N. Rote, M. Bunger, J. Clark. Row 4: C. Simmons, M. Heintz, M. Hissong, T. Statten, E. Sundbo, J. Wiemken, D. Puckett, D. Baker, L. Bates, B. Evink, S. Klaman, T. Kerska. Keep the pace..... That's just what the J.V. track team did. They had a successful season through the many strenuous efforts of coaches Fred Pelley, Mike Berentes and head coach Steve Luter. It was a total effort and with the help of sophomores Neil Rote, Jim Watkins and freshman Joel Wiemkin, the cindermen ended with a 4-2 record in dual meets and third in die conference meet. Their only losses were to East and Freeport, who downed them by only one point. Brian Oler. Mike Nelson, Tim Macken ic. Coach Wiske, Rich Johnson. Mark Munger, Jeff Olcr. Tennis Their record was outstanding but the end result was not as they anticipated. For the first time in four years the Huskie netters were unable to send a team to state. East had the honor this year, although both teams had posted 12-0 records for the season. Harlem was on the slate at state due to tough competition by Tim MacKenzie and Jeff Oler. JV Tennis: Coach Rewerts, Randy Hargatc, Lance Mitchell, Rick Florence, Tim Barkdoll, Jeff Parker, Kurt Smith, Mike Stallard, Mike Phillips. Freshmen Tennis; Row 1: T. Moore, G. Bailey, J. Sage, T. Palmer, T. Fehler, D. Smith. Row 2: G. Wilkins. D. Langholz, P. Hensley. T. Mackenzie. Coach Rewerts. Golf FORE! This cry echoes across fairways, greens and even sandtraps as the Har- lem Golf team practices for their upcoming fall sea- son. Coach Griggs, who has coached the team for two years, says he isn't trying to produce winners, he is trying to produce golfers, which he has succeeded in doing. Coach Griggs also commented that the fresh- men golfers were extreme- ly good. S. Leslie, G. Anderson. J. Anderson. B. Blacker, C. Lee, T. Anderson, T. Riplinger. Girl’s Softball This year's girl’s softball team finished their season with another key note of success. Thanks to heavy slugging by junior Sheila Rienhold.and outstanding pitching by seniors Chris Hall and Sandy Reed, the Huskie girls easily finished the season undefeated. Coach Jereve Miller said of the players, “They are really a pleasure to coach because they always worked as a team.” Row 1: L.. Bargman, D. Hillcnburg. K. F.bert S. Hold- Hall. Row 2: J. Hcid, L. Granath, S. Ricnhold, S. Rccd. croft, M. Hcdlund.S. Tackcnbcrry, K. Larson, C. Hall, K. L. Thornbloom, L. Evans, D. Myers, Coach S. Hendrix. Row 1: Coach Miller, K. Larson, L. Granath, S. drix, D. Myers, G. Maddock, C. Johnson. L. Thorn- Rcinhold, D. Ryerson.C. Hall. Row 2: Coach Hen- bloom, Mgr. S. Holdcroft. Row 1: Mgr. S. Holdcroft, L. Bargman, L. Evick, Knopc, L. Evans, L. Gibson, B. Richardson. T. M. Hcdlund. S. Middleton, L. Traff, K. Hall, Coach Owens. Miller. Row 2: Coach Hendrix, M. Knight, J. Your Huskies Girl's Basketball team ended the 1974-75 season with a well- earned record of 7-1. Along with the ad- mirable coaching of Jercve Miller, the girls showed great teamwork in their toughest contests. Miss Miller stated that all the girls showed a great deal of enthusiasm which helped them achieve their exceptional record. Girl’s Basketball Girl’s Track Row 1: B. Anderson, E. Hanson, M. Swanbcrg, K. Severson, M. Larson, D. Townsend, B. Niffencggcr, C. Gough, V. Trollop, M. Shitits, J. Niffencggcr, S. Fehelcr. Row 2: N. Shoemaker, K. Peebles, S. Falkowski, N. Bind ne gale, F. Miller, L. Whitehead, A. Duclon, J. Schoonniakcr, T. Bader, V. Anderson, C. Gun- derson, A. Bartram. Row 3: T. VanHeldcr, J. McCort, C. Zaugg. B. Clark, J. Dayhoff, C. Holmes, D. Miller. C. Zaugg, K. Melchcr. The tracksters ended the season with a 5-2 record. Outstanding runners, helping achieve their record, were sprinters Mary Larson and Anna Bartram, long-jumper Jan Snap, and Mary Jo Mackenzie who was back for her final season. The 440 and 880 relay teams not only did a fantastic job in upping the points, but went down state for their success. Those going down state for the 440 relay team were Mary Jo Mackenzie and Anna Bartram. Runners for the 880 relay were Cindy Zaugg, Eunice Hansen, Jan Snap and Anna Bartram. Sadie Hawkins N.J.R.O.T.C. Ball “Our Navy” Pride and Tradition SENIOR PROM “Time in a Bottle” King-Dan Brydon, Rod Humphreys, Joel Irwin. Greg Jury, Scott Jury, Dale Smith, Ron Traver, Rick Wade, Quccn-Lori Webber, Sue Lssington, Diane Fadness. Sheri I chlcr, Lori Herbert, Julie Niffeneggcr. Sandy Reed, Cindy Ames. Three people, all physically handicapped, decide to leave the child-like life of the hos- pital and try to make it in the “real” world. Junie Moon- Facially disfigured by acid poured on her by a mad-man boyfriend; Arthur-handi- capped by a progressive disease of the nervous system that is slowly but steadily killing him; Warren-confined to a wheel- chair for life because of a careless hunting accident. Together they struggle through hardships, merciless public opinion, and, finally, a tragic death. But in the end, they do make it in a very special way. Most important of all, they make it together. The cast and crew of “Tell Me That You Love Me Junie Moon” put on an excellent and touch- ing performance this year. “Hello Dolly” Dolly Levi had always been a “woman who arranges things,” other people’s lives being her specialty. It all started when Horace Vandergelder, the famous Yonkers half-a-millionaire, hired Mrs. Levi as his marriage broker. Dolly introduces him to Irene Molloy and it’s from wedding bells to jail for Vandergelder. Finally, Vandergelder admits “it only takes a moment to be loved a whole life long.’’ In her first year at Harlem, Miss Sandy Doll, along with the Harlem Music Department, presented “Hello Dolly” in the true musical extravaganza style. Quill and Scroll Quill and Scroll inducts those who utilize their special journal- istic abilities to serve the school. Students of this nature must meet many demands and accept responsibilities expected of them. These are the characteristics of Harlem's Meteor and Pepper Staffs. Quill and Scroll membership is a small reward for their excellence. Old Officers: T. Vettore, C. Wiemkcn. G. Hale, S. Stubbs, D. Carlson New Officers, Row 1: M. Pherigo-Treas., C. Runyard-Sec., S. Hart-Social Chair. Row 2: C. Wiemken-V. Pres., T. Jcnkins-Pres. Old Members, Row 1: P. Oliveri, D. Carlson, M. Pherigo, L. Derrickson, J. White. Row 2: P. Novak, B. Cassarotto, T. Jenkins, K. Acaey, D. Ryerson, J. Heilburg. Row 3: S. Stubbs, G. Hale, T. Vettore,C. Wicmkcn.C. Runyard. New Members of Quill and Scroll, Row 1: T. Porter, I. Olaussen. P. Slocum, R. Bennett. A. Homann, B. Anderson, K. Hess, T. McCully. Row 2: K. Ewers, M. Ivy, S. Hart, K. Peebles, C. Gunderson. Row 3: T. Moore, M. Grecula, S. Jacobs, N. Swenson, S. Deveraux, T. Stol berg. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Character-Scholarship-Leadership-Service All these characteristics were found in the members of the National Honor Society. They inducted 30 members and 20 con- ditional sophomore candidates. The goal was high and was achieved by those very special people who strove to reach the ul- timate privilege of membership into the National Honor Society. Awards Night Kathy Acalcy Me tour Award Sue Bellows Outstanding Home I � . ('thro Award Dawn Carlson Student Countil Award. Meteor Award Victor Conti CWI II Award Ihirothy I Idridgc IK) Award Clark I wrharl Student Council Award Justin I 'orbes Undcrw«H d Out standing Business Student Marie Oreeiila I Dare You Award. Senior Best Citizen Award. Stu- dent Council Award (oydcanc Hale Student Council Award Christine Hall Senior Athletic Award. Best All-Around Senior Kandy Harris Aptitude NJROTC Unit JefT Heiberg l-'Jk. ’ Leadership Scholarship Award. Senior Best Citizen Award Jerry Heilman Student Council Award Shelly Jacobs Student Council Award Laura Jacobson Ol. Award Mary Jones III-,A Scholarship Award (•roy Jury Senior Athletic Award la� ri Killing DO Award Richard Konitski CWT I Award 1 Leslie Knox III RO Award Jeff Olcr American Society for Metals Award Julie Niffeneyger Daughter of American Revolution (k od Citizen Award Debra MofTit Stenographic Pro- ficiency Award lliomas McCulley Natl. School Choral Award. Student Council Award Brian Little All-State Awards Certificate of Award-State Music- Award Albert Pa Upas k Student Council Award Jmi Penj Navy Club of Rosktnrd I scmplary Conduct Award Mike Pingo Student Council Award. Dramatic Award, I orcnvkl Award Patricia Rausch Student Council Award Randy Ramey American History DAR Award. Student Council Award Dec Ann Ryerton Meteor Award Cheryl Schultz III A Scholarship James SchKctcr WE(T P Award Award Joseph Scipts Df Award Nancy Swenson Student Council Award Randy Syring University of Du- buque Honor Award Mary Williamson Student Council Award Su anne James David Turcson Harlem Council PTA .Scholarship Award. A.W. Anderson Athletic Award Michael Usd ton All-State Awards- Debbie Wheeler Student Council Certificate of Award-Slate Music Award Contest James Whittcnburg IX) II Award I in da Wright Underwood Rest Typist Lori Webber Girls Concert Choir 3.4 Pepper 3.4 Creative Writing 3 Sr. Prom (Juccn rhcrcu Vcttorc John Plullip Sousa Award. All-Slate Awards- Certificate of Award-State Music- Contest Steven Stubbs Outstanding Math Student. Rausch and Lomb Honorary Science Award. I Dare You Award. Best All-Around Senior. Student Council Award. Scholar-Athlete Award George Neupt DAC Distinguished Cadet. VI W Honor Cadet. DAR Lcjdersliip Award. Aptitude Award. Newspaper Ribbon w Medal Outstanding Scholarship Kimberly Anderson. Sue Austin. Tern Rielski. Nannette Board. Rhonda Board. I selyn Hs ekc. Debra Bourkland, Stephen Branch. Cindy Butterfield. Jodi Dahlc, Diana Dahlmcier. Cindy Drost, Justin I orbes. Gary Cithers. Teresa Gittlcson. Marie Grccula. Lewis Guffey. Gaydeane Hale. Christine Hall. Jeff Heiberg, June Held. Lori Herbert. Lina Hopkins. Lawrence Ifuckabce. Melody Ivy. Shelley Jacobs. Laura Jacobson. Dennis Johnson. Mary Jones. Val I cad lev. Mary Jo Mackenzie. Thomas McCulky. Dawn Meyer. IVbra MolTitt.Cathy Mukahey. GeorjjC Ncujahr. Julie Niffenegger. Jeffrey Olcr. Jsnelyn Pearson. Karen Pressior. Patricia Raasch. Deejnn Ryerson. Inper Sather. Carolyn Self. Karl Stevenson, Steve Stubbs. Joe Swanberg, Nancy Swenson. Randy Syring. David Tureson. Theresa Vettorc. I inda Wright GAA FORMAL DANCE “Sunshine, Lollipops and Rainbows” Queen-Chris Hall, Sue Austin,Sherri Fehler,Mary Hedlund,Dawn Meyer, Dee Ryerson, King-Scott Jury, Tim Fetters, Greg Jury, A1 Patapack, Burt Townsend,Steve Truckenbrod. BACCALAUREATE COMMENCEMENT Twelve years suddenly behind you. Where are you headed? There are many place to go from here. You’ve grown, developed, you’ve matured. Like the song says, “—time may change me, but I can’t change time.” This is your time; use it, cherish it. A quick handshake, a wrinkled gown, that diploma clutched in your hand and it’s over. 4 I i s