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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1976 volume:

WE THE PEOPLE Meteor 1976 Carol Wiemken. .Co. Editor in Chief Marilyn Pherigo. .Co. Editor in Chief Laurie Derrickson.Copy Editor Carolyn Brown.....Layout Editor Julie White.....Business Editor Mike Gringle- . . Asst. Sports Editor Kim Severson.........Ad. Editor Cindy Thresher .... Typing Editor Pat Swenson . . . Photography Editor Special Photography-“The Post’’ Ray Easterwood Chuck Young Advisor...........Ken Thompson Harlem High School Loves Park, Illinois Volume No. 53 Table Of Contents Our Way................................2 Events. . .An Expression..............16 Organizations Lead....................30 Athletics Mean Striving...............68 Seniors Build.........................98 Senior Achievements..................122 Underclass. . .The Beginning.........126 Faculty Aiding.......................174 Advertisers Care.....................190 Index................................216 The Revolutionary war was fought so that men might be free. Yet, in this year of 1976 equal free- dom is a concept that many reject. Patriotic phrases will not advance it, nor will uncertainty and doubt. When we can see others as branches on the same tree, only then shall we be .... FREE AT LAST. 4 We, the people of these United States of America, have in our hands a part of someones destiny. We can extend our hands to help or use them as fists to destroy. We may motivate, inspire, humilate, or praise, be an example to bring hope or through prejudice destroy. There is always a hand that is sought. “As you have done it to the least of these you have done it unto me.” 6 Time after time those that enter our lives become a permanent part of us. We have built a foundation upon their dedication. Their ideal- ism and human values have become our basic values. We can now practice those enalienable rights. 8 Within every American there is a voice to be heard, and it shall be heard because we have the freedom to sing out. Whether we rise or fall, that success or that failure is a small part, that which dominates all else is our right to pursue our dreams. When an American says he loves his country, he means, not only that he loves the New England hills, the prairies and the great mountains. He means he loves the inner light in which freedom lives and which a man can draw the breath of self respect. Adlai Stevenson 12 13 Standing on a mountain top will not help us to survey what is America. We must look into the faces of it’s people. The hope, determination, and the pride seen there, that’s America. 14 EVENTS. . .AN EXPRESSION America, we heard your voice in the silence of the Veterans Day Assembly, in the bedlam of Homecoming, and in the words of Anne Frank. We heard you and we are you through these pages. 16 17 A Nickel’s Worth of Huskie Pride Is Better Than A Buc A firetruck turned onto the schoolgrounds and Homecoming had begun. The pom-pom girls, cheering from the top of the firetruck, led the endless row of cars and the Homecoming theme, “A Nickel’s Worth of Huskie Pride Is Better Than A Buc”, was readable on the fenders. The Homecoming spirit glowed as brightly as the bonfire as one Belvidere Buc found a sad end in the smoky flames. The 6-6 tie with Belvidere did not lessen the spirit of the spectators and the cheer- leaders added a note of comedy with their skit, “Huskie Machine”. The always severely competitive floats were paraded down the track and, following tradition, the Class of ’76 arrived first. At the Semi-formal Homecoming dance, the Court, with Queen Lori Stenzel and King Tim Kane, was presented to the sweet notes of Albatross. 19 Diary of Anne Frank 1942. “Jews must wear a yellow star, Jews are forbidden to drive, Jews must be indoors by eight o’clock, Jews are forbidden to visit theaters, cinemas, and other places of entertainment, Jews may not take part in public sports, Jews may not visit Christians....” At the age of thirteen, Anne Frank, along with her family, was forced into hiding to avoid senseless persecution at the hands of the Nazis. For two long years, they lived in silence, without sunlight or fresh air, exist- ing on their wit, courage and little else. Under the competent direction of junior Lou Ann McKinney, the cast and crew of ANNE FRANK presented a true bicentennial portrait of courage. 21 mmonai Veteran’s Day-197 5 Veteran’s day...... He’s an unmarked grave, some- where in a foreign country. He’s a lighted candle in the window at Christmas. He’s a flag flying at half-mast. Veteran’s day...... It comes in November as a yearly reminder of those who have given their lives in defense of our coun- try. It represents freedom in the minds of all Americans. Veteran’s day...... It’s a symbol of freedom, democ- racy and America. 22 23 The Hobbit Mr. Bilbo Baggins. the hobbit, wasn't at all fond of loud noises, or strange people, or unpleasant places. But when Gandalf, the wizard, asked him to help recover the dwarves’ stolen treasure, the adventurous spirit in his blood began to boil. With the help of Gandalf and his friends, the dwarves, Mr. Baggins conquers ogres, slimy lagoon creatures, giants, and finally slays Smaug, the horrendous fire-breathing dragon, recovering the dwarves’ long-lost gold and freeing the people of Dale. Under the direction of Mr. Dennis Bilyeu, the Harlem drama department presented its first musical production, “The Hobbit”, in a rollicking and lighthearted manner. 24 25 Christmas Concert This year’s Christmas concert was a combination of the traditional sounds of Christmas and the original sounds of today. The A Cappella choir, for the first time, performed “Night of Miracles”, a medley of songs telling the com- plete story of Christmas. The Band, featuring “Russian Christmas”, told of Christmas in other countries. As the band and choirs performed, the little candle of Christmas glowed in everyone’s heart, even though Santa Claus was unable to make it! 26 Bopper Week Mothers lovingly brought out care- fully preserved skirts and sweaters. Fathers laughingly remembered greasy hair, tee-shirts, and Cokes with Betty Lou. People on the streets wondered what was going on. . . .It was Bopper Week at Harlem, a chance for kids to relive another era. Everybody warmed up by bopping to “Rock Around the Clock” at half- time Saturday and continued twisting and hopping through the super dance. Everyone agreed that Bopper Week was “Out-A-Sight!” 28 30 Organizations Leading Our progress as a nation is through its leaders. Leadership begins here. Those people find in themselves the ability to guide others and make an organization more than a name. They are our future. 31 Student Council As the governing body of Harlem High School, the Student Council turned their efforts toward the practical approach this year, investigating the problems of discipline and lack of available supplies for students. Pencil and paper machines were instal- led as a result, but the discipline prob- lem remained unsolved. The Council showed how they related to the needs of the students when they proposed a committee for school adjust- ment of freshman students. First Row: Anna Bartram. Diane Welsh. Second Row: Barb Wilborg. Roberta Vestrate. Teresa Bowers, Cindy Austin. Third Row: Sue Berry. Jackie Hart, Doug Bruno, Ellen Higginson, Ginger Stubbs. Tim Ryan. First Row: Lou Ann McKinney, Sharon Hart. Laurie Derrickson, Scott Erwin. Jim Chastain, Mike Price. Kelly Ebert. Chris Landwair. Second Row: Gale Sather, Jill Heid. Julie Bolstcadt, Bev Bosselmen, Sherry Carter, Barb Fasulo, Kathi Pebbles, Cindy Thresher. 32 National Honor Society The National Honor Society is one of the highest achievements a student can be awarded. The mem- bership is confined to those students who have excelled in academic, com- munity and school-related achieve- ments. Nationi Honor is a group of special young adults who have ex- ceptional qualities of character, scholarship, leadership and service. First Row: Marilyn Pherigo. Kim Bowers. Bcv Bossclmcn, Barb Fasulo. Nancy Mil- hone. Karla Cadwell. Betty Allen. Julie White. Gary Anderson. Second Row: Becky Casarotto, Keith Hayes. Julie Rote. Mike Nelson, Tom Stolberg, Vint Buckwalter. Mike Price, Sally Fowler, Cindy Shields. Third Row: Vic St. Angel. Scott Estabrook. Kevin Baker, Jeff And- erson, Tim Mackenzie, Jim Holt. Jim Sinkawic. Scott Erwin. Gary Eppes. Quill Scroll Each member of Quill and Scroll puts much time and effort into eith- er the school newspaper or year- book to help produce the outstand- ing publications that they are. Qualifications for membership in Quill and Scroll include upholding the society’s standards of truth, ini- tiative, integrity and judgment. Quill and Scroll is the ultimate journalistic achievement, a goal that inspires creativity and outstand- ing workmanship. National Honor Officers Sitting: Gary Anderson Secre- tary, Barb Fasulo-President. Standing: Mike Nelson - Vice- President. Tim Mackenzie-Treas- urer. 8 Quill and Scroll Bottom Row: Kevin Ewers, Tom Stolberg. Row 2: Marilyn Pherigo-Secrctary, Terry Jenkins-President, Carol Wiem- ken-Vice-President, Chuck Rcnyard Treasurer. Row 3: Robin Bennett. Kelly Hess. Penny Slocum. Laurie Derrickson, Paula Oliveri. Cindy Gunderson, Becky Casarotto, Julie White. 33 Thespians On Stage. . .On Stage. . . The curtains open, the play begins and the talent on stage is perfected, by the back stage crew. The il- lusion is a success and the applause is their reward and, of course, membership in Harlem's drama group The THESPIANS. First Row: Kim Bowers, Scott Erwin, Guy Ricklemen, LouAnn McKinney. Sharon Hart. Second Row: Pat Sen- son. Evelyn Hopper, Alan Martin. Third Row: Rick Dayhoff, Petria Foss, Cindy Allison. Fourth Row: Jan Baxter, Burt Schwcinler. Girls’ and Boys’ State There’s more to running a country than shaking hands and kissing babies. As repre- sentatives to Boys’ and Girls’ State, six Harlem students had the chance to exper- ience all aspects of local, state and national government in action. These students cam- paigned for office, held elections and learned the internal workings of democracy through first-hand experience. Free time was spent comparing ideas and opinions, or just making friends with fellow represen- tatives. Girls’ and Boys’ State-First Row: Cindy Shields, Scott Estabrooks, Laurie Derrickson. Second Row: Chuck Runyard, Jim Chastain, Mark Pearson. 34 Campus Life Gaining a deeper understanding of yourself through a closer relationship with God-that’s the object of Campus Life. A typical Campus Life meeting starts with games, fun. Through laughter and friendship there is unity and fellow- ship. Then follows devotions, a personal en- counter with the Lord. As the meeting closes each member is confident of his ability to make Christianity the guiding force in his life. Row 1: Jose Cardin, Karen Whittcnburg. Alexander Antartis. Row 2: Cindy Shields. Julie Rote. Kathy Carter. Row 3: Lori Mcssinger, Pammy Harwood. Neil Rote, William Dressehuys. Row 4: Rod Ekbcrg, Diane Ballard. Karen Jensen. Row 5: Tom Seidel, Pat Swanson. First Row: Alora Paul, Carrie Jacob. Pat Fadness. 2nd Row: Sandy Anderson. Lisa Ivy, Be- linda Fletcher. Tim Lindsay. Kelly Jensen. Diane Hissong. 3rd Row: Doreen Ramey, Lynda RohL 4th Row: Dan Jones, Rick Jones. 35 Debate The debate team had two firsts this year: hosting the Regional Debate Tournament as well as entering two Varsity debaters. Mutual effort combined with many hours of frus- trating research and study on this year’s com- plex topic, “Be it resolved: That the develop- ment and allocation of scarce natural re- sources should be controlled by an interna- tional organization”, paid off when the de- baters knocked down those teams which had previously held top positions in the district. First row Gina Valenti, Sharon Hart. Dan Cantele, Mike Bunders. Second row Jeff Blodgett. Carol Smith, Shannon Sheehan. Pat Jenkins. Kathy Smull, Cindy St. Pierre, Jim Schlichter, Jodi Williams. Kim Severson, Jeff Herring. Deb- bie Kokotkiewicz. Library Club I don’t mind helping someone to find a cer- tain section or a specific book, but collecting fines, wow! The aides found their jobs to be complex at times, but always rewarding. 1st row Jerry Sanders, Shannon Sheehan, John O'Brien. 2nd row Bertha Vines, Debbie Kokotkiewicz, Debbie Fron- ing, Pam Wilson, Jean Smith, Sally Fowler. 36 F.S.A. Future Secretaries of America gives girls interested in a clerical future the opportunity to learn and exercise the techniques of secre- tarial practice. This gives the girls the exper- ience of working under realistic situations and conditions for use in their future careers. 1st row-Gale Sather. Debbie Peterson, Jill Heid. Kathy Smith. 2nd row Tami Heilman, Secretary; Kelly Blodgett, Treasurer; Sandy Adams, Vice-President; Debi Anderson, President. 3rd row-Robin Anderson, Debbie Holder, Sherry Hansler, Joni Short, Sandy Bader, Darla Graham, Terri Geh- rke, Karen Crowe. Row 1 - Stephanie West- holder, Connie Trosper, Wendy Martin, Tammy Heilman, Sherry Tiffany. Row 2- Sandy Bader. Debbie Shrader, Debbie Lundvall. Mary Swanborg, Debbie Holder, Karen Gar bers, Bev Hawkins. Elaine Hanson. Row 3-Theresa Johnson, Kathy Mackey, Jeanne Pitts, Shelley Burke, Diane Grinncll. Row 1-Mrs. Krueger, Darla Stone, Darla Graham. Beth Minns. Cindy Thresh- er, Kelly Oakes. Row 2 Ailcen Smith. Judy Haugen. Terri Gchrke, Cindy Mer- ick, Katie Kolenda, Debbie Petrie, Cindy Hays. Row 3 Mary Larson. Jan Schu- list, Chris Zaugg, Bonnie Hirth. O.E. Office education is an or- ganization with the main pur- pose of arranging a future in the office education field. Jobs are appointed and main- tained throughout the program to give the girls on-the-job training. The members were active this year in raising money to support their trip to state competition in Chi- cago where they placed very high. Row I -Sharon Stringham. Dcbi Ander- son. Mary Foreman. Kelly Blodgett. Row 2 Mrs. Krueger, Terry Jenkins. Shelly Belcher, Gayle Johnson. Joni Short. Karen Shumate. Kathy Smith. Peggy' Kennedy. 37 V.I.C.A. 1st Row: Pam Hutchison, Lou Ann Levey, Donna Olson. 2nd Row: Bruce Peterson, Mike Shields, Brian Richter, Kelly Hess, Betty King, Carrie Teeters, Terry Worley, Kelly Miller. Debbie Simmons, Donna Scott. VICA club was a slow starter but finished the year with a triumphant nourish. President Kelly Hess saw a five person club become a thirty person organiza- tion with every- one sharing re- sponsibilities. Popcorn, candy sales, and factory cleanup work, made it possible for VICA to buy gifts for Nursing Home patients and also to take part in state con- ferences and so- cial activities. S.A.E. Student involvement was a new role for many in SAE. They attempted to bridge the gap be- tween teacher and student. In their new roles, as teachers, they experienced the hardships and the joys of teaching. One stu- dent said “I really appreciate my teachers more because of SAE.” 38 1st row: Laurie Sparkman, Diane Welsh, Lori Almbcrg, Steve Jones. Linda Sparkman. Vicky McCauley. Diane Richter. 2nd row: Wendy McGee, David Clark. Branda Klivcn. Scott Bliss. Kathy Clause. Tim Lindsay. Marie Werst. 1st Row: Teresa Bader. Steve Dickson. Tom Finch, Sue Brown. Jeff Fehm. Bill Myers. 2nd Row: Jean Karsten. Kim Anderson, Jessica Schoonmachcr. Anna Mandera. Jana Larson. Lynn Green. 3rd Row: Robin Stone, Jill Smith, Gary Williams. Scott Henderson. Dave Zaugg, Mr. Jacobs. 1st Row: Phillip Stoakley, Pam Ward, Carey Taylor, Lori Alm- berg. Guy Ricklemen. Toni Brcitenfclot, Chris Mci. Frank Nicosia. 2nd Row: Diane Vaughn. Lori Messingcr. Debbie Cook. Tina Vasseur, Gary Vanderbilt, Don Wolfgram, Sonia Strong. Darwin Frederick. Kathy Gentry, Mr. Jacobs. 3rd Row: Pedro Schumacher. Donna Greenwood. Helen Mil- ler. Mark Agnew, Allen Glodo. D.E.C.A. Sales is the name of the game, whether it is at work, in school or at state compe- tition. An outstanding year was the boast of DECA members. They faced chal- lenges that made them more aware of the real world of work. 1st Row: Jeff Anderson. Vern Vyborny, Joel Von- Kanncl. Steve Stults. Mr. Jacobs. 2nd Row: Patty Sorenson. Valeric Peterson. Cathy McGregor. Lori Cook. Brenda Jones, Tila Crawford. Lori Hcndrcn. Cindy Holm. 39 A.F.S. To be an exchange student, to experience a completely different culture is something that can only be done once in a person's lifetime. It overwhelms the greatest dreams of a person, from the first exciting moments when you meet your new family at the airport, to the sad goodbye's. To sit around the table at home and talk with your new mom and dad, to go out, partying with your newly made friends and be able to talk to them in their own language: This we wish many more boys and girls would be able to do in the future, as we did this year. We simply want to say thanks to all the people who made our stay in America so Terrific. Thanks to all our friends at school, to the teachers who helped us in difficult times, to the good care of mom and dad and the postman, who brought us the family news from home, so far away. We wish them the best of luck in the world and hope to see them in the near future. Thanks to all, Jorge, Guillarmo, Alexander, Luis, Willem, Jacky, Carmen, Carina, Jose, and Dirceu Luis Zepada Luis, Mrs. Schultz. Mr. Schultz, Mark Schultz Bottom Row: Diana Aultman, Doris Ferguson, Jackie Briccno, Jorge Rodriguez, Dirceau Prata. Second Row: Pam MacDonald, Gale Sather. Terry Jenkins, Kathy Broege, Debbie Peterson, Vicki Sunberg, Lori Almberg, Carina Sundh. Third Row: Liz Howell, Carmen Villacis, Luis Zapeda. Paul Monnier. John O’Brien. Top: Jose Gardin, Barb Wilson, Chris Lugcring, Jill Hcid, Alex Antazitis, Julie Bol- stadt, Willem Drcssclhuys, Betty Allen, Karen Jensen. 40 Carina, Alex and Willem Mr. and Mrs. Porter, Jose Gardin, Kathy Porter, Tom Porter, Rick Porter. Tim Moore. Mr. Moore, Guillermo, Mrs. Moore. 41 Carmen Villaris Kathy, Jorge, Mrs. Schmertman, and Shelia. Dirccau Prata 42 Mr. and Mrs. Senobe, Carmen and sister. Jorge Rodriquez. Sitting: Becky, Mrs. Turnmeyer, Dirceau. Standing: Mr. Turnmeyer, and Steve Turnmeyer. Art Club First Row: Judy Cullen, Alice Molliter, Jackie Bracino, Keri Ewers, Carina Sundh. Second Row: Alan Martin, Cindy Allison. Carmen Vil- lacis, Dianne Weber. Third Row: Miss Jewel. Jerry Sanders. Kevin Ewers, Willem Dresselhuys. Sidney Klamen, Kelly Mitchell. Art club reinforces the creativity of the talented student. It gives art enthusiasts the opportunity to pub- licly display their creativity along with learning new techniques and perfecting others. This confronts the artist with new challenges and the chance to share ideas with a group with his common interest. Cinematography Club There’s a new club at Harlem High School: the Cinematography Club. Under the advisement of Mr. George Baer, the Cinematography Club conceived, staged, directed and produced several feature length films. They also conducted a week- end long seminar in connection with Southern Illinois University and Dr. Harold Lievermenn. Back Row: Tom Stolbcrg, Kevin Baker. Scott Estabrook. Front Row: Marty Drcgcr, Kevin Jensen. Mr. Baer-Sponsor. G. A. A. What exactly is G.A.A.?. . .It’s the Girls’ Athletic Asso- ciation, comprised of many of the girls of Harlem High. The girls do many things, such as sponsoring coat checks at basketball games (and playing cards during the dull moments of half time). They compete in volleyball and basketball games, and also bowl and swim. They attend as many activities as possible to earn points for letters and receive awards in recognition of special accomplishments. G.A.A. lasts all year and is fun all the time. G.A.A. Officers: Linda Bargman. Treasurer; Sheila Reinhold, Vice-President; Linda Thornbloom, President; Linda Granath, Secretary; Chris Mei, Point Secretary. 44 H Club The desire to excel is an inborn characteristic of ev- ery athlete. This excellence is often rewarded with a var- sity letter and membership in the H-Club. These ath- letes, while individually out- standing in their sport, also work together to raise money for their annual steak fry, held in the spring. Ushering at games and an occasional rec-night keep the guys busy and useful. Front row: Pat Lewis, Jeff Anderson. Tim Mackenzie. Gary Anderson. Mike Nelson. Second Row: Brad Pal- mer, Jim Frazier, Doug Jury, Mike Bumders, Scott Louden, Gary Betts. Third row: Scott Burden. Scott Dos- sey, John Carabelli, Dean Carlson, Chris Landwair. Joe Wentland, Matt Austin. Varsity Cheerleaders It’s not easy to smile when your team is getting whipped and it’s not easy to be humble when they’re way out in front. A cheer- leader has to do both, to be able to smile and show spir- it in times of agony as well as joy. And because our Varsity cheerleaders have the biggest smiles, the most spirit, the best mounts and gymnastic ability, they won first place at’ the Missouri cheerleading clinic. Congrat- ulations, girls. We know you worked hard and did your best at all times throughout the year. Bottom row: Jan Snap, Eunice Han- son. Nancy Milhone, Tammy Gruner, DiAnn Ballard. Second row: Barb Niffeneggcr, Krista Gough. Top row: Kelly Ebert. 46 J.V. Cheerleaders 1st Row: Pammy Harwood. 2nd Row: Tana Meyer, Pam Kane, Cindy Farr, Cindy Zaugg. 3rd Row: Nancy Bindenagel, Carolyn Brown, Julie Anderson Fire. . .Fire. . .Fire . . .Fire. . .Up!. . . Up! That’s the battle cry of the Harlem JV Cheerleaders! These eight girls proved they really had spirit when they attended the annual Dynamic Cheerlead- ing Association Clin- ic and came away with First place hon- ors. In between games and clinics, the JV girls man- aged to raise enough money for new uni- forms. It wasn’t al- ways easy, but it was always worth it. Freshmen Cheerleaders 1st Row: Arlene Hike. Second Row: Sheila Gentry, Jane Oyen, Marccy Johnson. Third Row: Gaii Milroy, Sherry Haling, Debbie Hall. Fourth Row: Debbie Papini. “We’re Proud of Our Team!” The Freshman Cheer- leaders were formed for the First time since 1972. They really showed their spirit this year while cheering the Freshman teams on in sports. They may not be as widely recognized as the JV or Varsity Cheerleaders, but they sure showed that they can work just as hard, and produce a lot of pep for their team. The girls did a great job and we hope we will have Freshman Cheer- leaders in the years to come. 47 Yell Squad Yell squad is a newly formed organization at Har- lem. These Huskie Boosters reinforced the cheerlead- ers by chanting and cheering. Front Vicki Sundbcrg. Row 2 Sue Hammond, Mascot. Patty Johns- ton. Row 3-Wanda Baxter. Pep Club The members of the Pep Club promote the Huskie spirit while supporting the athletes with their enthus- iasm and Huskie pride. The Pep Club also supplies the encouragement that is so vi- tal for a victorious season. Laying-Ninda Lacey, Larrenc Massic. Jacki Hart, Roberta Vcrstractc, Alora Paul. Kneeling-Becky Hamilton. Teresa McGoldrick, Debbie Picchi, Kim Hicks. Brenda Anderson. Stand- ing Laurie Brown, Tammie Gradow- sie. Sue Snyder. Barb Wilborg, Bren- da Thoele. Wendy Moyer. Sitting Janet Ohman, Denise Gilbaugh. Pam Shoulders, Cindy Lambrcth, Char- lene Eystcr, Tammy Kevern. Diane Crane, Cindy Evans, Tina Triplett. 48 Pom Pom The Harlem Pom-Pom Squad consists of twenty-four junior and senior girls whose main objective is to entertain the audiences at half time. This year’s squad performed exceptionally well, including a star-spangled tribute to America’s Bicentennial. Being useful as well as dec- orative, the Pom-Pom girls also cheered the wrestlers on to victory and clocked the swim team. Many long hours of hard practice showed up in the closely synchronized routines these girls performed. Left to Right-3rd: Stephanie Westholdcr, Nancy Schomaker, Carla Cullen. Cyndi Gunderson. Debi Peck, Jodi Runkel. 2nd: Marcella Schiwitz, Paula Oliveri, Julie White. Maria Easton. Becki Anderson. 1st: Kim Hussman, Lori Derrickson, Rozena Fry. Bev Bossleman, Vicki Isom. Rhonda Haggerman. Missing: Lori Stenzel, Captain Brenda Jones. Carrie Buffington. Betsy Holmes. Vicki Sundberg, Patty Johnston. 49 A note here, a stand over there, a breath every fourth measure. That's a typical recipe with the end result being the Symphonic band. Many long hours of hard practicing are needed to produce the fantastic concerts and programs this band performs. Other elements include playing during the half time shows of both football and basket- ball games, marching in parades and selling candy. Is it worth it? Ask any band member and they will surely tell you. . .“You bet!” Row 1 Librarian Kim Bowers, Secretary Tammy Sundbo, Li- brarian Jo Anne Richmond. Row 2-Scott Estabrook, President; Kevin Jensen. Treasurer; Tom Stolberg, Vice-President. Twirlcrs LouAnn McKinney, Kim Bonacquisti. Row 1 Judy Whcrlcy. JoAnnc Richmond. Kim Bowers. Kim Bonacquisti, Diana Cobb, Carol Smith, Pctria Foss, Tom Stolberg, Kevin Baker, Tim Moore. 50 Row 2-Karen Whittenberg, Julie Hcidenreich, Christa VonZychlin, Mike Levins, Gary Adami, Tom Kurshinsky. Mark Sandeen. Dale Carter, Scott Pearce, Jeff Rchm, Doug Radant, Mike Lundy, Mike Hissong, Marty Drcgcr. Row 3 Tammy Sundbo, LouAnn McKinney, Mary Seidel, Carol Weimkcn, Linda Acaley, Darlene Adams, Patty Johnston, Barb Dickson, Scott Clark, Tom Luke, David Langholz, Kevin Jensen, Mark Munger, Jeff Bunger. Tom Ferguson, Russ Libby. Wayne Marshall, Doug Johnson. Row 4-Mr. Anderson. Myron Midgctt. Diane Ohman, Rick Rogers, Pat Swenson, George Hillburst. Scott Estabrook. 51 s.c. Concert Band The students in the Concert Band, under the direction of Mr. Don Parrot, performed exceptionally well. The band participated in the Memorial Day Parade, Christmas Con- cert and Northwestern Band Day. Their main goal was to earn a place in the Symphonic Band. Concert B and Drum Majors Linda Lacey. Phil Oliveri. First Row: Martha Young, Virginia Born Heart, Vicky Anderson, Karlleen Waters, Diane Hissong, Lori Beck, Michelle Blodget.Tami Kirk, Donna Gulbrandscn, Mcllissa Moore, Carolyn Baker, Cynda Johnson, Ninda Lacy, Tina Ramczyk, Pam Nuckles, Joy Aiello. Second Row: Debby Prentice, Ruth Davis, Diane Ludwig, Carrie Donalson. Maria Tipton, Tisa Hatfield, Cindy Jury, Jeannie Bonnell, Doug Bruno. Terry Morning, Steve Feggastedt, David Kisting, Chuck Gibson, Kelly Anderson, Lars Hillburst, Scott Liston, Chris Cline, Flip Oliveri, Brian Johnson, Tracy Ryrcrson, Ken Baker, Scott Rassmussen, Brad Johnson. Third Row: Edwinna Wright, Tom Lamb, Tim Moffitt, Lisa DuClon, Karen Lee, Don Erickson, George Miller, Joe Vetorre, Donald Baker, John Langholz, Dorene Trcsmer, Mike Cousin. Ray Mayborne, Brad Bourkland, Bart Munger, Brian Wherley, Jennifer Young, Tim Ryan. Fourth Row: Debbie Stuffclbeam, Cindy Austen, Matt Bunger, Ben Elston, Mike Valente, Randy Jackson, Tim Dregor, Bill Siddel. David Bennitt, Jeff Kraus, Loretta Patterson, Sandy Anderson, John Dean, Ken Wilson. F irst row: Tom Kurshinsky, Karen Hatch. Diane Richmond. JoAnne Rich- mond, Rick Dayhoff. Barbara Dickson. Kevin Baker. Second row: Gary Eppcs, Lori Almbcrg, Myron Midgett, Marty Dreger, John O’Brien. Evelyn Hopper. Tom Stolbcrg, Brad Bradford, Gary Adami. Chuck Runyard. l'irst row: Jeannic Bonncll. Leslie Kail. Karelene Waters, Lisa Duclon. Kelly Jensen. Second row: Tina Ramczyk. Diane Hissong. Carolyn O'Neil. Jana Rehm. Pam Nuckles. N.C. Concert Band Where do you go if you are interested in music but you aren’t too sure of the notes? In Harlem High School, the an- swer is the Concert band. This band consists of students from both campuses who are just getting a start in band, or those who are learning to play a new instrument. Under the direction of Mr. Parrot and Mr. Anderson, the Concert bands performed at several concerts throughout the year and gained valuable experience for use in the future. 53 Cadet Band The Cadet Band, directed by Mr. Don Parrot, is the beginning band at Harlem South Campus. The band consists mostly of freshmen and sophomores who are interested in developing their musical skills. This band performs at the annual Christmas concert, which gives them valuable ex- perience for coming events. The members of this organization are always competing for better positions in the band, and eventually, promotion to a higher band. Flag Girls-First Row: Jeannic Bonnell, Leslie Kail. Karlcnc Waters, Lisa Duclon, Kelly Jensen. Second Row: Tina Ramczyk, Diane Hissong, Carolyn O’Neil, Jana Rhem, Pam Nuckles. Row 1-L to R: Dawn Scott, Jana Rehn, Nancy Good, Sarah Kort, Cindy Potter, Denise Cullum, Elaine Atteberry, Peggy Kitzman, Dawn Klaman, Leslie Kail, Kelly Jensen, Pauline Smith, Wendy Magee, Kristy Clark, Renee Luter, Ben Mayborne. Row 2-Thercsa Clark, Nancy Flock, Ellen Heidenreich, Kathy Schei- degger, Don Reese, Michelle Fischer. Don Jamcrson, Linda Bingcr, Ed Downey, Jill Hcinzroth, Dancllc Friend, Mike Detra, Sandy Helm, Amy Franzen, Me- linda Luter, Scott Johnson, Robin Pileher, April Cates, Sue Davis. Row 3-Lorrie Krcple, Carolyn O’Neill, DecAnn Eno, Penny Martens, Doug Byerly, Mike Miller, Ed Hanebuth, Steve Tague, Mary Brazelton, Tracey King, Doug Halberstadt, John Griffey, Steve Luke, Alan Cozad. Row 4-Bruce Hutchinson, Dawn Christensen, Mark Lundy, Rick Altendorf, Ray Mayborne. 54 55 A Cappella A Cappella: singing without instrumental accom- paniment; in the style of church or chapel music. Whipping almost 70 young adults into a single performing unit is a long, tiring and almost thank- less job. It involves much patience, untiring physical stamina and a pretty good set of lungs. Mrs. Sandra Cain has all these qualifications and used them this year to produce one of Harlem's finest choirs. Under Mrs. Cain's direction, the A Cappella choir members produced an outstanding musical presentation, “Fiddler On the Roof', and achieved superior ratings at the State Music Con- test. 56 First Row: Mrs. Cain-Director, Brenda Henniger, Robin Anderson, Kim Bowers, Paula Oliveri, Steve Larson, Pat McGee, Gary Eppcs, Rick Haney, Rick Nelson, Rick Dayhoff, Laurie Derrickson, Barb Fasulo, Dino Pokrant, Karen Hatch, Teri Lindquist, Marilyn Pherigo. Second Row: Diane Richmond, Sherry Carter, Marilyn Walker, Chris Zaugg, Cindy Sheilds, Jan Catron. DiAnn Ballard. Debbie Jacobs. Colleen Gentry, Brian Cunningham, Scott Burden, Scott Carlson, Kevin Yandcll, Terry McDonald, Sonja Faucowski, Tracey Epling, Krista Pihl. Kathy Sanders, Sue Peterson. Third Row: JoAnn Humphreys, Judy Knopc, Diana Heidenreich, Petria Foss, Vicky Johnson, Bill Stivers, Kevin Baker. Jim Eno. Guy Rickelman, Scott Dosscy, Bruce Wyatt. Karen C rowc, Debbie Brasinskas. Regina Cozad, Debbie Garr, Ann Grccula, Sue Inskecp, Joanne Richmond. Fourth Row: Helen Miller, Lou Ann McKinney, Evelyn Hopper, Carrie Aune, John O’Brien, Mark Pearson, Jim Chastain, Tom Anderson, Barry Sanders, Pat Swenson, Gary Graves, Brian Joern, Kevin Jensen, Chuck Runyard, Scott Binger, Donna Greenwood, Vickie Carlson, Sarah French, Chris Moline. First Row: Chuck Runyard-Vice-President. Krista Pihl-Scc- retary. Sherry Carter-Treasurer. Second Row: Mark Pearson President. Scott Binger Publicity, Tom Anderson Publicity. 57 Girls ’ Concert Choir Row 1: Mrs. Cain, Cindy Sanded. Paula Tucker, Tammy Harwood, Grace Boslcm, Linda Likes, Betty Nystrom, Barb Schrack. Row 2: Val Trollop. Theresa Bader. Lori Johnson. Paulette Waid, Glenda Hicks, Carol Weimken, Shawn Hanson, Karen Fleming, Toni Breiten feldt. Mary Bertrand. Linda Breese. Row 3: Branda Kliven, Ginger Hammock, Alice Molitor, Darleen Marx, Joyce Molitor, Debbie Garr, Candy Long, Karen Fiscr, Linda Carter, Liz Vines. Girls’ Concert Choir The girls in the Girls' Con- cert Choir took each of their individual voices and blended them in a smooth continuation of sound. This combination of voices resulted in harmony that earned superior ratings at state contest and impressed audiences at various concerts throughout the year. Under the direction of Mrs. Cain, the girls polished their singing skills to an exceptional per- formance level. Girl’s Ensemble (Sugar and Spice) Girls’ Ensemble Take sixteen girls with a fondness for singing, blend with the expert guidance of Mrs. Cain, add a little “Sugar and Spice’’ and you will have the Girls’ Ensemble. This new- ly formed group, although basically inexperienced, per- formed exceptionally well at many area nursing homes and participated in several con- certs. With experience came the knowledge of what it is like to spread joy through music. First row-Sonja Falkowski, Jan Catron, Tracey Epiing, Vicki Johnson, Nancy Otterson. Grace Boslcm, Theresa Bader, Robin Anderson. Second row-Terri Lindquist, Karen Fiscr, Debbie Garr, Chris Moline, Karen Crowe, Debbie Brazinskas. Shawn Hanson. Madrigals Expression through music-is the job of a Madrigal. It involves more than notes and rhythms, it takes a very special love of music and a strong feeling of fellowship within the group. With all these qualifications, the Madrigals were able to present consistently out- standing vocal performances. Girls’ Concert Choir Officers-Bottom: Carol Wiemken-President. Second Row: Shawn Hanson Vice-President. Karen Fleming Secretary. Third Row: Cindy San dell-Publicity, Debbie Garr-Treasurer, Val Trollop-Publicity. First Row: Marilyn Pherigo. Rick Nelson, Sherry Carter. Rick Dayhoff, Diane Richmond, Brian Cunningham, Karen Hatch, Gary Eppes. Second Row: Krista Pihl, Mark Pearson, Evelyn Hopper. Chuck Runyard. Carrie Aune, Brian Jocrn, Sarah French, Scott Bingcr. 59 1ST ROW: (left to right) Pam Smallwood, Beverly Marx, Pam Ivins, Angela Gipson, Wendy Boeme. Connie Hensley. 2ND ROW. Delaine Barkley, Lori Beck, Beverly Finch, Sharon O'Neil, Sally Johnson. Penny Hamilton, Angela Noble. 3RD ROW: Penny Fry, Lillian Shcrrard, Carrie Jacob. Kathy Roberts, Dina Adams. Alta Scott. Karen Hammack. Treble Clef Choir Class Officers (left to right): Anna Bartram. Kathy Hall, Mr. Joern, Lisa Gregory, Linda Eichelberger. The Treble Clef choir consists of approximately fifty Freshmen and Sophomore girls. The purpose of the Girls' Treble Clef choir is to learn the basic fundamentals of music. They sing and harmonize various styles of songs while per- forming at Music Boosters meetings, the Christmas Concert, the Spring Concert, and the Pop Concert. Their director was Mr. Joern. 1ST ROW: Janinc Huffman, Lori Gregory, Sherry Haling, Jodi Minnick, Patsy Catron, Dora Smith,’Sherry Haffcrty, Gina Larson, Kathy Johnson. 2ND ROW: Lisa Gregory, Charlene Findley, Tami Kastin, Belinda Fletcher, Denise Cullum, Sharilynn Swiggum, Cindy Sinkawic, Kris Anderson. 3RD ROW: Terry Bur- dick, Alora Paul, Tammy Bacino, Diane Goff, Karen Westholder, Pam Bailey, Tammy Turner, Cindy Brubaker. 4TH ROW: Bob Bandiver, Danny Holloway, Brian Wyatt. John Dean, Todd Schroeder, Jim Fagan, Bruce Johnson. Dennis Ewers, Jeff Spaulding, Gary Stringham. 60 1ST ROW: Chrystal Bohn. Gloria Christy, Teresa Sage, Marietta Smith. Rhonda Spedding. 2ND ROW: Sherri Oclig, Debbie Bennett. Mary Marshall. Kathy Devine, Laurie Phillips. Kim Schutt, Sophiena Clark. 3RD ROW: Fay Miller, Mary Cole. Kdic Buske, Cindy Beksel. Pat Fadness. Renee Berry. Delores Riley. Nancy Good. 4TH ROW: Wendy MaGec. Kelly Parker, Liz Chadwick, Sue Florence, Denise Gilbough. Michele Cobert, Kathy Guffey. 1ST ROW: Tina Watkins. Karen Smith. Dorene Olson. Carla Lyon. Kathy Hall, Anna Bartram. June Kil- breath, Vicki Thompson. Traci Mitchell. 2ND ROW': Dina Adams. Sherry Duync. Sandy Bergstrom. Leah Hobson. Julie Hobel, Penny Nuckles. Sue Pickering, Lynn Adami. 3RD ROW: Doreen McKiski, Linda Lichelberger. Vanessa Jeras. Shiela Kellar. Doreen Ramey. Barb Blccker, Sue Roggensack. Tammy Lind- quist. Michelle Mathcus. 4TH ROW': Clayton Balmes. Kelly Persoon. Dave McCulley. Rick Barnes. Steve Shields. Tim Olsen. Kent Parker. Jeff Yandcll. Keith Hatch. Mixed Choir The worst part, I guess, is right before the concert, when your mouth is a little dry and your knees feel a little shaky. But as soon as you open your mouth, you forget about it. All of a sudden you are doing what you love to do, and you know the people listening are hav- ing a great time. When they smile and nod or keep time with their feet, you know you’re relating to them. Of course, we couldn’t do it without Mr. Joern. He’s the one who pulls it all together. It’s the best feeling in the world to express a thought or emotion with a song. And that is why we have Mixed Choir. 1ST ROWr: Debbie Bennett V.-Prcs. 2ND ROW Michele Cobert Sec.. Karen Hammack Pres. 3RD ROW: Brenda Honeycutt Trcas. 61 tlTTfc Drill Team 1st Row: Cadet Chief PO Lorna Cowan, Asst. Cmdr.; Cadet ENS Rodney Olson, Cmdr. 2nd Row: Cadet Chief PO Chris Young. Guideon;Cadet POl Elva Young, Cadet POl Karen Durfcy, Cadet P03 Marie Werst, Cadet P03 Tim Harris, Ca- det Ramona Jones, Cadet Vickie Snyder. Cadet Elizabeth Hickey, Cadet Master Chief PO Bill Stivers, Cadet Ray Feurer, Cadet Brenda Rubcndall, Cadet P03 Mary Cole, Cadet Vicki Anderson. Cadet P03 Jodie Cowman. N.J.R.O.T.C. Pride in country, pride in self. Any young man or woman in NJROTC quickly learns the meaning of these words. Members participate in drill team competitions, study all aspects of navy life and use this know- ledge toward their future. Each of these young adults, through experiencing NJRO TC, knows that there is honor in duty. 1st Row: 1. Cadet Chief PO Chris Young, Guidon Bearer. 2. CENS Wendv Covert. Unit Pers. Officer. 3. NJROTC Naval Science fnst. Captain Wilbur S. Sundt, USN (Ret.) 4. Asst. Naval Science INST. Chief Petty Officer John B. Weant. USN (Ret.) 5. Cadet Lt. Cor. Mark Sandccn. unit comm, officer. 2nd Row: 1. Cadet Lt. Dave Ething- ton. Admin. Asst. Unit OP. Officer. 2. Cadet Company MCPO Bill Stivers. 3. Cadet Ens. Rodney Olson. Drill Team Cmdr. 4. Cadet Lt. Bruce Wyatt. Commo. 5. Cadet Lt. Sally Fowler. Unit Exec. Officer. 6. Cadet Master Chief PO Brett Daniels. Asst. OPS Officer. NJROTC Color Guard CPO-lst Row: CPOl Denise Holmes, Rifle Escort;Cadet Ens. Dave Foster, Natl. Color Bearer and Gd. Cmdr;Cadet POl Patti Pennow, Ri- fle Escort. 2nd Row: CPOl Brian Wyatt. Supernumerary; Cadet Chief PO Doyle Collins. Asst.. Color Gd. Cmdr. Rifle Escort;CPOl Robert Peters, Navy Dept.. Color Bearer;Cadet POl Don Goble, NJROTC Unit Color Bearer; Cadet POl Philip Hensley. Harlem Color Bearer; Ca- det POl Mark Lamcndola, 111., State Flag Bearer; Cadet POl Terry Hagbcrg, Rifle Escort. 1st Platoon 1st Row: CPO 2 Richard SundclJ. 1st Pit. Guide ;Kns. Philip Stoakley, 1st Pit. Cmdr. 2nd Row: Cadet Jim Beckius. Cadet Brian Liston. Cadet Mike Cousin. Cadet Elizabeth Hicky. Cadet Theresa Hartoon. Cadet Kathy Gantz, CP02 Steve Larson. 3rd Row: CPO 3 Vicki Anderson. Asst. Squad Leader;Cadet Diane Goff, Cadet Vanessa Jeras. Cadet Scott Wyatt. CPOl Carl Johnson. Squad Leader; Cadet Mona Devore, CP02 Scott Liston, Asst. Squad Leader. 2nd Platoon-Front Row: Cadet Chief PO Lorna Cowan, Pit. Guide and Asst. Drill Team Cmdr.; Cadet Ens. Tim Phillips. Pit. Cmdr.;Cadet Chief PO Roberta Verstraete. Mustcrino PO. 2nd Row: Cadet Debbie Earls, Cadet Curt Lewis. Cadet Romona Jones. CP03 Tim Harris. Asst. Squad Leader; Cadet Marie Werst. Cadet Andy Beckius. Cadet Cindy Byrd. Cadet Dawn Klar- man. Cadet Diane Petrie. 3rd Row: CP02 Tim Out- zen. Asst. Squad Leader; Cadet Christopher Hauber, Cadet Charles Divan, Cadet Lenny Winters, Cadet Clay- ton Balmes. Cadet Bryan Pierce. CPOl Curt John- son, Cadet James Fincher. Cadet Stan Sanders. 3rd Platoon-1st Row: CPOl Barb Wihlborg, Pit. Guide; CEMS Gina Wagon- er, Pit. Cmdr ; CPO Karen Durfey, Pit. Mustering PO. 2nd Row: Cadet Douglas Verona, Cadet Curt Lewis, CPOl Ealva Young, Cadet Vickie Snyder, Cadet Cin- dy Johnson. CP03 Jodie Cowman. Asst. Squad Leader;CPO3 Mary Cole, Asst. Squad Leader; Cadet Doug Byerley. Cadet Chris Schorcr, Cadet Brenda Rubcndall. 3rd Row: CPOl Sue Berry, Squad Leader; Cadet Sue Hatcher, Cadet Mark Brandon. Cadet Ray Feurer. Cadet James Herring. Cadet Leo Ver- stracte. Cadet Steve Mi- chaclson. Cadet Jeff Hinde. Cadet Patrick Kir- wan. Cadet Charles Braun. 63 Pepper The Pepper. Just an or- dinary school newspaper. Few people see or realize that the Pepper is more than words and pictures on pa- per. Within those pages is confined dedication, pa- tience, frustration and skill. Transferring an idea from the mind of a journalist to the pages of the Pepper is a long and difficult task. Few people choose to undertake it, but those who do are committed, talented journalists. These are the people who produce the Pepper. First Row: Tim Moore. Melissa Moore, Kim Stewart, Jan Snap, Sue Massier. Justine Neslund. Second Row: Jody Brady. Darla Stone, Ka- tie Kolenda. Marcia Parker, Lori Al- merg, Sandy Thomas, Marth Petty Conti, Patty Johnston. Back Row: Tim Ferguson, Rick Nelson, Kevin Baker. Tim Ballard. Jean Smith, Kathy Swart. First Row: Michelle Schultz, Copy Editor: Robin Bennett, Managing co-editor; Penny Slocum, Editorial co-editor; Rick Dayhoff, Feature-editor; Kelly Hess. Advertising Manager. Second Row: Kay Cates, Business Manager; Diane Ohman, Ass. Business Man- ager; John O'Brien, News editor; Pam McDonald. Circulation Manager; Kevin Jensen, Cartoon-editor; Steve Dickson, Sports- editor; Scott Bingcr, Page-editor. 64 First Raw: Darrell Morris, Tommie Swinbank, Debbie Simmons. Mark Doty, Cliff Chapel. Dave Foster. Second Row: Ken Moeller. Mr. Hyde, Ricky Harolc, Kevein Ewers, Ray Helm. Steve Fant.Tim Rose, Ron Fal .onc, George Hillburst. Blake Schoomakcr. 65 Meteor Get to work! That's what Meteor is all about. Just plain old hard work and very little, if any, glory. It means writing till your hands are numb, cropping pictures till your eyes are fuzzy. It means a constant struggle to put everything in its place, trying till you get it just right. It means rushing to meet a deadline, hop- ing everyone will like what you’ve produced. It’s Meteor. Marilyn Pherigo, Carol Wiemken: Co-Editors-in-Chicf. Sports Staff: Vic Stewart. Mike Cringle. Ad Staff Row 1: Pam Kjederquist. Priscilla Moore. Row 2: Ann Grccula. Kelly Oakes. Row 3: Sarah French. Kim Severson -Editors. Writing Staff Row 1: Mary Ann Cole, Laurie Julie White-Business Editor. Derrickson Editor. Row 2: Charlene Eyster, Tracey Rycrson. 66 Typing Staff Lisa Ivy, Ann Dres- ser, Lynda Rohl, Theresa Heaton, Doreen Ramey. Layout Staff Peggy Kitzman. Renee Luter. Elaine Attebury. Nancy Flock, Sheila Kcllar, Cindy Shields, Debbie Welke, Carolyn Brown: Editor, Myra Miller. Crystal Zaugg. Athletics. . . .Striving Self determination was born with our nation. To achieve excellence is an important part of that self determination, but to have the right to try, that is America’s greatness. 68 Varsity Football Under former Rockford East coach, Jerry Stalcup, the NEW Huskies rolled to a 3-4-1 conference record and a 3-5-1 overall slate. In the season opener Harlem ended an East 22 game winning streak with a 10-6 verdict. Midway in the first quarter, Quarterback Doug Jury hit Steve Attebury for a 54 yard gain and a first and goal from the East 6. The Huskies had to settle for a field goal making the score 3-0. A Harlem fumble was pounced on by Scott Dossey, giving the gridders a second chance. With the running of Attebury, Bratcher, and Bartels, they were able to score with Tim Nelson adding the extra point. East came back with 6 but Harlem held for a 10-6 game. A suc- cession of losses to Freeport, Jefferson, and Guilford, ended at Homecoming with a Jury to Bartels touchdown pass and a 6-6 tie. Although losing to Dekalb the Huskies came back with a 7-6 verdict against West a top contender. The Victory was possible because the defensive squad held when they had to, and the offense, led by Bruce Bartels and Tim Nelson, gave Harlem a 7-0 edge. Against the class 5-A second place Boylan, Harlem's defense held but a fumble on the Harlem 10 yard line produced a Boylan score. Later in the fourth quarter Boylan scored again making it 12-0. Harlem came back with a touchdown in the final minute of play, only the third scored against Boylan, but were nudged 12-6. In the final game against Auburn, All Conference Safety Jim Blume intercepted an Auburn pass and ran it to the 4 yard line, 3 plays later Steve Bratcher bulled over for the touchdown. A safety by Jeff McCaulley made the score 9-0. The game was the third win for the Huskies as they ended their season with a 3-5-1 record. Row 1 -Chris Samp, Steve Heaton, John Engebretson. Jerry Micrs, Mike Os- wald. Tom Kane. Steve Attcbery.Curt Blitch, Paul Monnicr, Sam Furno, Dennis Bowers. Keith Knutson. Row 2-Steve Dickson. Mark Layng, Rick Cline, Floyd Gilligan, Greg Whitson, Leo Hartman, Jim Watkins, Paul Lacey, Hardy Swinbank. Jeff McCauley. Jim Frazier. Row 3-Mgr. Steve Fant, Bob Castro, Chris Landwair, Doug Jury. Dan Johannson, Gary Betts, Brian Perkins, Rod Balzar. Tim Nelson, Scott Dossey, Jim Blume. Row 4 Brian Johnson. Ron Hamilton, John Furseth, Jim Havens, Duane Collins, Vince Crcsccnzo, Joe Wentland, Joe Bohn, Pat High, Jim Strcy, Steve Bratcher, Dan Bohn. Row 5- Coach Pat Rooney, Coach Jerry Stalcup, Coach Mike Berentes. Syd Klaman. Jim Holt, Matt Austin. John Carabclli, Randy Flock, Joe McCort, Rick Gustafson, Dean Carlson, Gary Aurand. Brad Paimer. Sophomore Football The Harlem Soph, football team had a rather rugged time of achieving a 5-4 record this year in a roller coaster season. The pups started out on the right track defeating Freeport, they hit a little dip losing to a power- ful Dekalb team 23-7. The next week, they were back up and on the climb. Sophomore standout Scott Hall kicked a Field goal which won in a 3-0 victory. A Home- coming pass to Steve Brown late in the fourth quarter was enough for the Pup’s to nudge Belvidere 13-12. The team then hit a big downfall, being defeated by West, Boylan, and Jefferson. The determination was there but the offense just couldn't pull them out. In the Final the Pup’s proved their true ability in a 30-8 vic- tory over Auburn. Row 1: Scott Patterson, Kyle Grivette, Bob Moline, Dale Christenson. Mike Russell. Steve James, DuWaync Beach, Maynard Tipton, Dana Dajka. Mgj. Brad Bourkland. Row 2: Craig Purrington. Bruce Seymour. Jaff Hale. Rick Derrickson, Bob Whitson. Phil Oliveri. John Langholz, Brian Palmer, Cal Carlson. Row 3: Lawrence Block, Don Shi. A1 Navickis, Randy Bolin. Keith Romine. Steve Brown, Mark Cave, Bruce Johnson, Gordy St. John, Keith Bcntly. Row 4: Richard Bohn. Scott Hall. Randy Fox. Joel Wiemken. Erik Sundbo. Tom Gricsman. Dave Kisting. Coach Barth. Coach Hornbeck. Coach Franzen. 72 Freshmen Football The Freshman team came out this season showing great potential topping a rugged East team at 6-0. After a rather frustrating defeat by Freeport, the Frosh's defense did a rather flashy job in shut-outs over Guilford Belvidere. 6-0, and 18-0 respectively. In the next game, they lost to a dominant West team, 22-0. With the running of Steve Wade Brian Fleming, the Freshman beat Boylan 16-14. After a loss to Jefferson, offense rallied the brutal defensive play by Steve Schlensker, Matt Russell Jim Patapack in a rout of Auburn 13-0. The Freshmen ended up with a 4th place 4-3-1 finish, with the pride of a No. I effort. First Row: Jim Patapack, Mark Bohn, Dave AUen, Gregg Statfield, Jeff Zimmerman, Tom Buehre. Jeff Blitch, Joe Heilman. Harold Tipton, Joe Rieffer. Roy Dajka. Boyce Sparkman. Ron Peters. Second Row: Brian Fleming. Randy Woods. Bart Anderson. Glen Clinton, Chris Klein, Jeff Douglas. Randy Jackson, Henry Rodriquez, Craig Verni. Matt Russel. Raymond Bowers. Dan Garr. Third Row: Jeff Palmer, David Smith. Rick Owens. Steve Schlensker. Dan Hcidcnriech, Shane Mitchell, Mike Valenti, Mike Mazcika, John Werst, Vern Ashmore, Ron Easton. Fourth Row: Coach Ramsey, Coach Ambruoso, Coach Novak, Mike Detra, Bart Munger, Jim Culter, Mike Whitson, Tammy (Casting, Vicki Nordmo. Fifth Row: Sheldon Pasold. Matt Powell, Jim Ward, Greg Markgraf, Donny Hamilton, Jeff Spaulding, Gary Stringham, Bryan Cunningham, Tom Deiter, Steve Wade, Jeff Smith. 75 The Harriers came out this season planning on re- viving the hopes for con- ference title, but injuries took command as they lost Jeff Clark and Rob Schlensker for the season. The runners continued to fight and they showed that champions can come back. They were determined to prove that point, and did so by achieving a 5-4 dual meet record, and also to finish 7th in a 19 team field meet at the Forest City Invitational, and 9th of 26 teams at Sterling. The Harriers didn’t stop there, as they sprinted into third place in the conference, just nine ponts out of sec- ond place Belvidere. With a chance to be the second Harlem Cross-Country team to go to the sectionals. They were barely ousted and finished a strong 6th place. But they did prove that champions can come back! Row 1: Rick Rogers, Dale Brinkcr, Rob Schlensker, Dave Hodges. Larry Rivers, Kent Parker. Row 2: Scott Carlson, Jeff Clark, Tom Miller, Kevin Ewer . Carolyn Baker, Russ Littlejohn. Scott Peterson. Row 3: Coach Larry Swanson. Pedro Schunmackcr, Marvin Mackey, Don Baker, Dave Schick. 76 77 The girls’ tennis team, led by most valuable player Sheila Reinhold, rolled to a 3-4 conference record, a fifth place fin- ish in the conference and a fourth place finish in the district meet. Other outstanding players were Kathy Hall, Karen Flem- ing, Linda Bargman, Linda Thornbloom and Delain Barkley. Front Row: Kathy Hall. Teresa Bowers. Betty Allen. Debbie Louanne McKinney, Sheila Reinhold, Linda Traff. Jayne Peterson, Kathy Fleming, Dawn Gordon. Linda Bargman. Oyen. Back Row: Coach Johnson, Kim Bonaquisti, Sue Middleton, 78 Golf The Harlem Golf Team posted a disappointing season, but did place 8th in conference. The Huskies had their hands full, but never gave up during their matches, and fought bravely until the last putt. With Guilford winning another state title, the golfers couldn’t complain in that one defeat. The Huskies, though losing players like Gary and Jeff Anderson, will be missing a lot but with players like Burden, Tanrath, and Fosberg coming back, the light must get brighter. Kneeling: Bob Tanrath, Pat Lewis, Scott Burden. Gary Anderson, Bill Seidel. Standing: Barry Nelson. Tim Fosberg, Dave Heck. Tim Niffeneggcr. Kim Whittenburg, Tony Floyd, Dave Lindbloom, Scott Rasmussen. Mike Traff. Steve Rasmussen. Coach Herb. Varsity Volleyball The girls’ volleyball team, led by standouts Linda Thornbloom. and Sheila Reinhold, ran up a 10-6 con- ference record and a 12-7 overall record. They netted a 4th place finish in the conference and a 2nd place finish in the district. Other standouts were Linda Bargman, Donna Hillenburg, Gail Maddock. and Crystal Johnson. Bottom Row, I. to r. Rona Alexander, Debbie Hallberg, Donna Hillenburg, Linda Bargman. Standing. I. to r. Linda Thornbloom, Sheila Reinhold, Linda Granath, Gail Maddock. Crystal Johnson. Not pictured: Diane Weber. 80 J.V. Volleyball Bottom row, I. to r.- Kathy Meyers. Delaine Barkley, Kathy Hall. Debbie Townsend, Tammy Lindquist. Standing. 1. to r. Sue Tackebcrry. Doreen Ramey, Rena Alexander, Lisa Evans, Linda Kichclberger. The girls’ JV volleyball team had to compete in a well balanced conference, and were only able to manage a con- ference record of 2-14. They lacked the size needed to compete with the bigger teams. Whatever they lacked in size or talent, they made up for with their pride and determination. Varsity Basketball Under the leadership of senior all-conference guard Scott Andrews and a powerful Huskie squad, the Harlem cagers tied Auburn for sec- ond place and rolled to an 11-5 conference record and a 17-9 overall slate. Add Andrews, and returning lettermen Tim Barkdoll. Bruce Bartels, Jeff Bunger and junior Rod Eckberg, and you have a well-rounded, extremely talented team. After a close defeat to the Class A’s ninth rated Winnebago Indians in the championship of the Turkey Tourna- ment, they were able to grab a second place in a powerful Rockford Classic, usually dominated by Chicago teams. They lost to Auburn in the championship game, 61-54, but avenged the loss later in the week beating them 55-54 in a squeaker. After two critical losses to Jefferson and Guilford, Harlem ended the first half of the season still in contention for first place. A major upset at the hands of West, 64-61, set the Huskies back even further. After strong wins over Freeport, Auburn and West, they took a loss to Jefferson, and a romp by the fast-paced Guilford Vikings 68-52, left the Huskies hopes of a conference crown small. After a loss to Beloit Memorial, they went on to defeat East, and lose to Dixon. In the regional they avenged losses to Jefferson by beating them but lost to Guilford in the championship game. The lack of bench strength and team depth was a major factor in the conference title bid. The Huskies relied heavily on their starters, and showed much power as all five made a place on the Big Nine Conference basketball team. Scott Andrews netted a first team berth while teammate Bruce Bartels made second team. Special mention went to Tim Barkdoll, Jeff Bunger and Rodney Eckberg. Left to right: Chris Samp. Scott Andrews, Duane Collins, Bruce Bartels, Scott Louden, Rod Eckberg, Tim Barkdoll, Jeff Bunger. Randy Flock, Ken Thompson. Doug Crane. Jeff Sage. Kneeling: Coach Rich Cronberg, Coach Chuck Schultz. 83 Sophomore Basketball The Sophomore Basketball team, posted an 11-5 conference record, capturing the confer- ence crown and also a 2nd in the sophomore tournament. The Pups started out the season with an easy victory against Belvidere. The next game was a crushing Harlem loss to a formidable West and then a heartbreaker to Jefferson 63- 62. The pups then posted victories over Free- port and Boylan but defeated by Sophomore Tournament champs. Auburn. It seemed the slump was back with a loss to Guilford in 3 overtimes by 1. The pups ended conference play by defeat- ing Jefferson and taking 1st place. Harlem's only setback in the tournament was to Auburn, in the championship game 59-54. 84 First Row: Bruce Johnson, Jerry Miers, Keith Romine, Brent Herrcn, Randy Bolin, Cal Carlson, Chuck Muckabee, Lawrence Block, Lance Mitchell, Mike Miller, Dave Drake. Second Row: Coach Tresmer, Tony Floyd, Scott Hall. Mike Butterfield, Tom Gricsman, Joe Morgan. Dave Kisting, Joel Wiemkcn, Frik Sundbo, Coach Clinton. Missing Greg Parrish. 85 The freshman basketball team had a very disappoint- ing season, winning only one game, opposed to fourteen losses. The statistics didn’t really prove the kind of year that they had. They lost a heartbreaker against Guilford by a score of 47-44, who later won the Guilford-Boylan Freshman Tournament. The Frosh’s lone win was against South Beloit in the semi-finals of the consolation bracket 48-33, after losing that morning to Jefferson. Overall, the freshmen showed a capable team that just couldn’t get it together. Freshmen Basketball Row 1: Kent Jensen, Jeff Tackeberry, Dave Allen, Mark Bolin, Joe Heilman, Mgr. Doug Carr, Coach Paul Peterson, Greg Markgraf. Don Hamilton, Steve Scott Riggs, Dave Smith, Shayne Mitchell. Row 2: Jim Rebecca, Steve Shields, Wade, Greg Hennis, Gary Stringham, Russ Aldrich, Coach Bob Young. Ron Easton, Jim Ward, Mark Gunderson, Jeff Hoey. Mgr. Keith Hatch. Row 3: 86 87 Huskie Wrestlers Dominate Conference Harlem, as the 10th ranked team in the state, romped to a 20-1 season mark and a 8-0 con- ference slate. Coach Fletcher was constantly reminding the press that he had underrated the junior dominated squad. The team set many records, including being the first team in the Big Nine to take titles on all three levels, taking 2nd place at the 16 team Harvard Invitational, one of the toughest in the state, compiling the best conference and overall meet record, and taking first in the varsity con- ference and District. The grap- plers also set many individual records, including Down-staler Scott Leslie who had 55 take- downs, and also Tom Porter with 40, (the old record being 39). Rich Konitski who made it down to sectionals had a total of 16 pins, and also compiling a season record of 31-3 and being unbeaten for 22 meets. John Carabelli, Foreign Exchange student Alex Antaztis, Joe Fox, and Bill Turnmire were just a few of the Huskies outstanding wrestlers who deserved special recognition. 88 Row 3: Coach Fletcher. Patty Johnston Mgr., Jacki Driscoll Mgr.. Mike Holt, John Catabclli. Brad Palmer, Joe Fox. Row 2: Ron Hamilton, Brian Johnson, Dan Bohn, Joe Bohn, Chris Landwair, Leo Hartman. Row 1: Alex Antaztis. Dennis Bowers, Dale Brinkcr, Tim Kane. Allen Ekberg, Tom Porter, Scott Leslie. 89 The Sophs took their sec- ond straight conference crown with a lot of balance and many outstanding wrestlers. The grapplers finished the dual meet season with an outstand- ing 15-1 record. They were heavily favored going into the conference meet with 5 top seeded wrestlers. The first night a few upsets took place and dimmed the Huskies hopes but they pulled it through with one first place finish, six seconds, and one third. Heavyweight Don Schei- degger was first and Roy Dajka, Tom Buehlre, Greg (Bently) Nania, Jim Patapak, Kevin Kneobber, and Rich Bohn picked up seconds as the Huskies ran away with the title. L-R-Top: John Wcrst, Mike Dctra, Don Scheidegger, Rich Bohn. Scott Patterson, Kevin Ehrhart, Rich Pellman, Coach Ramsey. Middle: Mike Russell, Don Elmore, Chuck Briggs, Vince Fertitta, Kevin Knoebbcr, Bob Moline, Stan Sanders. Bottom: Jack Duhigg, Greg Nania. Dana Dajka. Larry Williamson, Doug Konitski, Greg Kampmeier. Arnie Meycn, John Andrei. 90 Sophomore Wrestling Freshmen Wrestling The freshman wrestlers brought home two trophies this season while collecting an 8-01 record. While hosting their own tournament, the grapplers achieved an unbelievable point total while annihilating the rest of the competition. Then, in the East Tournament, which is the equivalent of the Conference meet, they duplicated their previous feat. Tim Driscoll, Roy Dajka, Jim Patapack, Dale Eckberg and Mike Valenti were among the frosh standouts. Row 1: Tim Driscoll, Roy Dajka, Tom Buehre, Rick Porter, Jim Patapack, Mike Valenti, Greg Shields, Jeff Spalding, Brian Cunningham, Coach I rank Keith Furnish. Mike Sabin, Charles Huffman. Row 2: Dale Fckbcrg, Matt Hirsch. Russell, Randy Butcher, Jeff Olson, Rick Owens, Keith Olson. Row 3: 92 Varsity Swimming Aquanauts Post 8-5 Season The Varsity Swim Team had many un- expected problems this year, and though they placed 6th in Conference, that isn’t a true picture of their abilities. Those abili- ties were shown by Tom Burt, and Randy Kluver as they qualified for state, for div- ing. and the breaststroke respectively. Out- standing effort was also shown by Scott Bliss. The addition of girls was an added bene- fit to the team especially through the top qualifying talent of Sue Brown. m ‘its 94 First Row: Mr. Barth, Les Hillary, Tom Sicdei, Luis Zapeda, Dan Ploenski, Mike Bunders, Joan Cassarato. Second Row: Lcs Bates, Tim Moore, Tom Burt, Tim Lindsay, Rick Prentice, Randy Kluver, Scott Bliss. Third Row: Mr. DuPrc, Dennis Hillary. Russ Little- john, Richard Kluver, Fxlward Hancbuth, John Wcntland. Gary Adami. J.V. Swimming JV Team Shows Outstanding Effort An impressive JV building program brought out talents of Ray Errico and Scott Bliss who holds the school backstroke record of 1:03. The feminists boasted a first with Frosh person Lynn Adami taking a 2nd in the freshman invitational. First Row: Mr. Barth, Lynn Adami. Bill Moline, Sue Davis, Brad Dodd, Amanda Anderson. Second Row: Dennis Gantz, Calvin Schaeffer, Randy Jackson. Steve Levins, Jose Gardin. Third Row: Mr. Du- Prc, Bob Vandiver, Ray Erico, Brian Flemming, Kelly Johnston, Kent Jensen. 95 Girl’s V arsity Basket- ball The J.V. team met stiff resistance in conference play. Their greatest dis- advantage was the heighth problem and it couldn’t be overcome. “We had the satis- faction of knowing we tried as hard as we could.” Row I-Pam Hutchinson, Linda Bargman, Lisa Evans, Linda Kichclbcrger, Karla Larson, Sue Hutchinson. Row 2-Coach Jereve Miller, Sheila Reinhold, Linda Thornbloom. Sue Middleton, Crystal Johnson, Linda Granath, Judy Knope. 96 Girl’s J.v. Basketball “It was tough opposi- tion,” were the words of one team member, “and it seemed we just couldn’t get it together!” A 1-8 season and a 0-8 conference seemed to verify those words. The standout players were Linda Thombloom, Shiela Reinhold, Crystal Johnson, and Linda Barg- man. 97 Top Row: Mrs. Cunningham. Tracey Ryerson. Vicki Smith. Linda Traff, Laura Daughcnbaugh. Jayne Oyen, Pat Hutchin- son. Mgr Pat Crenshaw, Polly Sandcll. Front Row: Chris Holmes. Kim Fischer. Kathy Scheidcgger. Karen Larson. Diane Broegc. Delaine Barkley. Kathy Hall, Sue Tackeberry. Doreen McKiski. SENIORS BUILD We look back and find it difficult to span 200 years. So we only look back for a moment, and that moment is filled with thoughts of the contributions of others. Then we turn to 1976 and look forward to what wc may contribute. 99 Senior Officers Show L. to R.: Mary Foreman-Secretary, Terry Skattum-Vice-President, Barb I'asulo-President, Vicky Sundbcrg Treasurer. Christy Aasc Darlene Addams Kevin Ahmcr Rona Alexander Betty Allen Ricky Allen Greg Alton Tamme Ames Debbie Anderson Gary Anderson 100 “Spirit of ’76” Jeff Anderson Jeff L. Anderson Ronald Andrei Scott Andrews Don Armstrong Diana Attebury Steve Atterbury Diana Aultman Robert Austin Julie Bain Kevin Baker Tim Ballard Rodney Balzar Linda Bargman Tim Bargman Tim Barkdoll Daniel Barrone Bruce Bartels Janice Baxter Wade Baxter Wanda Baxter Shelly Belcher Bryan Bender Kathy Bertenshaw Gary Betts 101 Seniors Support Athletes Curt Blitch Dan Block Kelly Blodgett Denise Blomquist Webster Bloyer Dan Bohn Steve Bohren Julie Bolstad Beverly Bosselman Kimberly Bowers Leslie Bramlet Steve Bratcher Debbie Brazinskas Brenda Brian Kathy Brocge Bruce Brown Lloyd Bryant Vint Buckwaltcr Michael Bunders Jeff Bunger Kimberly Burdick Karla Cadwell Brian Calhoun Nelda Calhoun Diana Can tele 102 Sherry Carter Tim Carter Becky Cassarotto Bob Castro James Chastain Chris Christianson Scott Clark Diana Cobb Richard Cockrum Bonnie Collins Mark Conti Lorie Cook Pam Cook Ricky Cook Connie Corona 103 Seniors Show Varied Wendy Covert Cindy Crabill Dave Crane Tila Crawford Karen Crowe Vicki Cullen Michelle Cunningham Debra Cutler Pat Czubachowski Phillip Dailey Carol Davis Joyce Davis Steve Davis Tammic Dean Larry Decker Rick Deeyne Mary Dclhanty Glenn DeMars Laurie Dcrickson Mark Doty Richard Downing Martin Drcgcr Jim Dresser Mildred Dufoe Allan Lkberg 104 Profiles Dorothy Eldridgc Joy Endslcy John Enebretson AJan Erickson Michael Erickson Randy Erickson Steve Erickson Dawn Erstand Bradley Erwin Scott Erwin Scott Estabrook David Ethington Ronald Ethington Kevin Ewers Steven l-ant 105 Seniors Are Cooperative Doris Ferguson Lynette Fishcl Cindy Flowers Mary Foreman Petria Foss Dave Foster Sally Fowler Jim Frazier Roszcna Fry Tim Fry Joan Furnish Tamara Gent Charlene Gentry Colleen Gentry Darlene Gentry Luanne Gibson 106 Cheryl Gillette Floyd GiUigan Dawn Gittleson Penny Glodo DeAnne Colder Dawn Gordon Sandra Gossard Linda Granath Cathy Green Scott Gregory Rick Gustafson Rhonda Hagerman Denise Hall Mary Hamlin Ginger Hammack Leonard Hammack Sue Hammond Rick Haney Flainc Hanson Shawn Hanson Debby Hartoon Kevin Hatfield James Havens Keith Hays Steven Heck 107 Jill Hcid Diane Hcidcnrcich Jack Heinzeroth Patti Hendershott Jim Henderson Scott Henderson Lori Hendren John Hendricks Michael Hendry Glenda Hicks George Hillburst Sara Holdcroft Cindy Holm James Holt Evelyn Hopper Ed Houser Dan Houy Vicki Howe Elizabeth Howell Kim Huhsman Patsy Hulbert JoAnne Humphreys Sue Inskccp Vickcy Isom Cindy Jack 108 Seniors Project Experience Add this little part here and over here a slight change and VAROOM!!!! Terry Jenkins Jay Jensen Kevin Jensen Susan Jezierski Brian Jocrn Dan Johannscn George Johns Diane Johnson Doug Johnson Jeff Johnson Kelly Johnson Marshall Johnson Terry Johnson Vicki Johnson Bill Jones Brenda Jones Marjorie Jones Rebecca Jones Doug Jury Diane Kampmier 109 Seniors Show Tim Kane Tom Kane Debbie Keen Debbie Kennedy Greg Kerr Theresa Kevcrn Branda Kiiven Randy Kluvcr Judy Knopc Julie Knutson Karl Koonmcn Judy Krcucl Randolph Kricnkc Patricia Lamb Chris Landwair Jeff Larson Steve Larson Robin Laymen John Lenz 110 Responsibility Patrick Lewis Randy Lewis Linda Likes Teresa Lindquist Bill Little John Lapota Scott Louden Dodi Ludington Christina Lugering Thomas Luke Jeff Lundgrcn Dan Lynch Tim Mackenzie Marvin Mackey Gail Maddock Mike Mannt Darlene Marx Lynnettc Massie Pamela McDonald Daniel McDowell Patrick McGee 111 A Continued Search for Knowledge Since when does Newsweek have a foldout? Nancy McGuire Mike Mills Nancy Milhone Becky Minns Debra Meyen William McKinney Steven McLaughlin Terry Milroy Kamona Melchcr Tom Miller Gregory Meade Mike Me I .can Robin Mciborg Helen Miller Wayne Mitchell Myron Midgctt Chris Mei Ben Miller Kelly Mitchell Brian Molencupp 112 Christine Moline Alice Molitor Joyce Molitor Paul Monnicr Rjck Montalvo Anita Moore Jim Morgan Patricia Motter Scott Mowdy Mark Mungcr Cindy Nardiello George Neblock Becky Nelson John Nelson Kelly Nelson Michael Nelson Tom Nelson Wanda Niarhos Mary Nichols Joseph Nicosia Jorg Nilgcs James Nilscn Dawn Nordmoe Candy Northrup Pamela Novak 113 Victory— How Sweet It Is! JoAnn Nyrcn Diane Ohman Paub Oliveri Kevin Olson Kim Olson Randy Olson Kurt Osinski Nancy Otlerson Connie Page Brad Palmer Mike Parker Robert Peacock Tim Peak Larry Pearson Mark Pearson 114 The varsity football players celebrate victory over West. Rory Pellman John Perrin Terry Persoon Dean Peters Debbie Peterson Holly Peterson Mark Peterson Valerie Peterson Marilyn Pherigo Jeanne Pitts Caren Pratt Scott Preston Cynthia Preston Michael Price Bruce Purington Dan Pyfer Robin Raney Jeffrey Rehm Kathleen Rcinhard 115 Sheila Rcinhold Kathleen Richmond Diane Richmond Joanne Richmond Susan Richmond Brian Richter Guy Rickleman Bill Riddle Darryl Ritter Barbara Robinson Gloria Rodriguez John Rodriguez Wayne Romine Richard Roscoc Tim Rose Donnell Rosly Julie Rote Charles Runyard Kathi Russell Russell Ryks Does she look attentive? Docs she look interested? Docs she look like she’s putting the teacher on? 116 Excellence is Senior Goal Scott Sallingcr Mark Sandccn Barry Sanders Gale Sather Steve Sayers Kurt Schabell David Schick Dave Schmertman Larry Schmidtkc Blake Schuhmakcr Pedro Schuhmakcr Pamela Schumann Mindy Scott Walter Scaworth Mary Seidel Cindy Shields Mike Shields Dale Shoncs Joni Short Deborah Shrader Karen Shumate Bruce Shurman Christine Siebarth James Sinkiawic Tcri Skattum 117 Senior Aggressiveness Deborah Slavings Becky Smith Cindy Smith Donald Smith Kathryn Smith Larry Smith Richard Smith Roger Smith Wilma Smith Laura Sparkman Linda Sparkman Victor St. Angel Randy St. John Jeffrey Stebbins Lori Stcnzel Perry Stephenson Christopher Stewart Debbie Stewart William Stivers Phillip Stoaklcy Tom Stolberg Kelley Streit James Strey Sharon Stringham Keith Sturdcvant 118 Reaps Rewards I .dic Sumner Vicki Sundbcrg Tamara Sundbo Brian Thocle Kathy Thomas Linda Thompson Kim Thorcll Linda Thornbloom Mike Thresher Mark Torres Sharon Treadway Richard Trosper Paula Tucker Rebecca Tufly Steve Turnmeyer Put this under the forearm padding and “good-bye Charlie”. t • 119 Madrigals—Harlem’s Finest Tina Vasscur Bertha Vines Joel Von Kannel James Wagner Marilyn Walker Carmen Villaeis Dana Volden Dana Wagner Paulette Waid Carl Wallace 120 Julie White Carol Wiemken Gary Williams Barb Wilson Pam Wilson Tony Wojewodski Bruce Wyatt Dave Young David Zaugg John Zavzgli Photographs Not Available Scott Abramovich Rick Fagerstrom Tom Mounts Kirt Adams Patricia Faulkner Cheryl Oliver Sandra Adams Karl l aucrbauch Dennis Olsen Theresa Almberg Doug Fox Thomas Parker Tom Anderson John Furseth Lorie Perkins Alexander Antartis Jose Gardin Jim Peterson Todd Arterbcrry Tom Gorzynski Debbie Rawhoff Jay Bailey Gary Graves Loren Raymcr Mark Bain Tammy Gruner Sue Reigh Paul Berger Walter Blakley Karen Hatch Bruce Robinson Ellen Hladilek Scott Sallinger Donnell Blunt Robert Horn Tammy Smallwood Tim Booth Leroy Horn Patti Sorenson Dale Bowling Cyndi Johnson Kevin Spaulding Don Brccsc Gayle Johnson Bob Springer Steven Brinkley Brad Kiesclburg Penny Stites Linda Carter Robin Knutson Jim Stults Sandy Casey Russ Landis Carina Sundh Pam Cassaro Rick Lang James Taylor Cliff Chappell Richard Coonfare Ted Lange Christa Von Zychlin Teresa Lindquist Vernon Vyborny Bob Dahlberg Robert Libby Dave Walsh Carol Davis Cathy McGregor Melanie Walters Gordy DcMus Scott Mcacham Danny Watkins Richard Downing Vicki Melendrcz David West Willem Dresselhuys Deb Messenger Dennis Wilder Tim Duhigg Lcann Englehart Ken Moeller Steve Woodyard 121 Senior Activities A Sandy Adams: O.E.A. 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2; F.S.A.; Powder Puff 3. Betty Allen: Band 1; G.A.A. 1; A.F.S. 4; O.E. 3; National Honor 2,3,4; Tennis 4. Greg Allton: Golf 1. Debi Anderson: D.E.C.A. 3; F.S.A. 3,4; President 4; Stu- dent Council 1,2; O.E. 4. Gary Anderson: Class President 1; Golf 1,2,3,4; H-Club 2,3,4; Vice-President 4; Basketball Manager 1,2,3; Student Coun- cil 1,2; National Honor 3,4. Jeff L. Anderson: D.E. 4. Jeff J. Anderson: Baseball 1; Golf 3,4; Football 1,2; H-Club 3,4; National Honor 2,3,4. Tom Anderson: A Cappella 4; All School Play 3; Golf 2,3; Musical 4. Scott Andrews: Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,23,4; Golf 3; H- Club 2,3,4. Alexander Antartis: Foreign Ex- change Student 4; A.F.S. 4; Wrestling 4. Dan Armstrong: Basketball 1,2; Golf 1,2; Football 1. Todd Atterberry: Track 2. Matt Austin: Basketball 1,2,3; Swimming 1; Football 1,2,3, 4; H-Club 3,4. B Rod Balzer: D.E. 3,4; Football 2,3,4; Track 2: Wrestling 2. Linda Bargman: Band 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4;G.A.A. Treasurer 4; Basketball 3,4; Girls’Softball 1,2,3,4; Vol- leyball 2,3,4. Tim Bargman: Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1. Bruce Bartels: Track 1,2,3,4; Football 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4. Wanda Baxter: Yell Squad 4. Paul Berger: Chorus 1,2. Gary Betts: Chorus 1; Football 1,4; H-Club 2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3; Tennis 1,2. Dan Block: Cross-Country 1,3; Football 2; Science Club 1. Kelly Blodgett: Class Officer 1; G.A.A. 1; Meteor 2,3; Quill Scroll 2,3. Dan Bohn: Football 1,2,3,4; H- Club 4: Track 2; Wrestling 2.3.4. Julie Bolstad: A.F.S. 4; Band 1; G.A.A. 4; Student Council 4. Kim Bowers: A Cappella 3,4; All State Band 4; All School Play 3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Treasurer 4; Musical 3,4; Na- tional Honor 3,4. Les Bramlett: Cross-Country 1; Wrestling 1. Steve Bratcher: Football 1,2,3, 4; H-Club 4. Jackie Briceno: Art Club 4; Campus Life 4; A.F.S. 4; Foreign Exchange Student 4; Yell Squad 4. Kathy Broege: A.F.S. 4; G.A.A. 1.2.4. Bruce Brown: Band 1,2. Vint Buckwalter: Baseball 2; National Honor 3,4; Class President 2; Student Coun- cil 1,2; Swimming 1,2,3. Mike Bunders: Golf 1; H-Club 2,3,4; Swimming 1,2,3,4; Tennis 2,3,4. JeffBunger: Band 1,2,3,4; Base- ball 3,4; Basketball 1,23,4; Cross-Country 3,4. Kim Burdick: G.A.A. 2,3,4. C Karla Cadwell: Campus Life 2; G.A.A. 1,2,3; National Hon- or 3,4. John Carabelli: G.A.A. Court 4; Golf 1; Football 1,2,3,4: H- Club 3,4; Track 3. Wendy Carl: Stage Crew 3. Linda Carter: Girls' Choir 1,2; Musical 4. Sherry Carter: A Cappella 3,4; All State Choir 3,4; Girls’ Treble Clef 1; Madrigals 3,4; Musical 2,3,4; Mixed Choir 2. Becky Casarotto: Band 1; G.A.A. 2,3; Meteor 2,3; Na- tional Honor 3,4; Pom Pom 3; Quill Scroll 2,3,4. Bob Castro: Cross-Country 3; Football 4; Track 2,3. Jim Chastain: All School Play 4; Choir 1,2,3,4; H-Club 3,4; Football 2; Student Council 3,4; President 4; Madrigals 3. Chris Christianson: Track 4. Richard Cockrum: Football 1; Track 1,2. Diana Cobb: Band 1,3,4; Pepper 3,4. Dave Crane: Baseball 1,2,3,4. Tila Crawford: D.E.C.A. 4. Karen Crowe: A Cappella 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Girls’ En- semble 4; Girls’ Track 2; Mixed Choir 1,2; Musical 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2. Vicki Cullen: Band 1,2. Debbie Cutler: G.A.A. 1,3,4. D Phil Daily: Track 3. Carol Davis: Yell Squad 4. Joyce Davis: G.A.A. 3,4; Yell Squad 4. Tammie Dean: G.A.A. 3; Home Economics 4; O.E. 3; Pep Club 1. Mary Kay Delehanty: G.A.A. 1, 2,3; Meteor 23,4: Pep Club 13; Student Council 23- Glenn DcMars: Basketball 133; Football 1; Student Council 1; Track 1,2,3. Mark Doty: Football 1,2- Richard Downing: Football 1. Martin Dreger: Stage Band 3,4, Treasurer 3, President 4; Concert Band 2,4; Cadet Band 1; Symphonic Band 3,4; Musical 3,4; Pepper 3,4; Track 2; Harlem Cinematics Club 4. Willem Dresselhuys: Art Club 4; Campus Life 4; Foreign Ex- change Student 4; A.F.S. 4; Student Council 4; Junior Achievement 4; Meteor 4. E Allan Ekberg: Wrestling 2,3,4; Track 23,4. Joy Endsley: G.A.A. 2; Girls’ Track 2,3; Band I; Cheerlead- ing 23; Pep Club 2,3- 122 Gary Eppes: Madrigals 4; Mixed Choir 1,2; A Cappella 3,4; National Honor 3,4; Concert Band 4. Scott Eistabrook: Meteor 1;Ca- det Band 1; Concert Band 2, President 2; Symphonic Band 2,3,4, President 4; Stage Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Cine- matics Club 4, Treasurer 4; National Honor 3,4; Boys' State Representative 3. Ron Ethington: Cross-Country 1. Kevin Ewers: Cross-Country 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Marathon Club 2,3,4; Quill Scroll 3,4; Pepper 2,3,4, Process Photo Manager 4; H-Club 3,4; Math Club 1,2,3; Art Club 4; NJROTC 1. F Steve Fant: Golf 1,2; Pepper 2, 3,4; Football 4; H-Club 4. Barbara Fasulo: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Treasurer 1,2; A Cappella 3,4, Treasurer 3; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Class Presi- dent 3,4; National Honor 3,4, President 4; Girls’ Track 1,2; Homecoming Court 2,3. Doris Ferguson: G.A.A. 1; A.F.S. 4. Petria Foss: Band 1,2,3,4; A Cappella Choir 4; Thes- pians 2,3,4; Campus Life 3,4; Yell Squad 4. Dave Foster: Cross-Country 1,2; Pepper 2,3,4; NJROTC 2,3,4; Color Guard 3,4; Color Guard Commander 4; Drill Team 3, 4; Rifle Team 3, Tennis 1. Sally Fowler: Library Club 2; Historian 2; Library Aide 2,4; National Honor 3,4; NJROTC Drill Team 2,3; Commander 3; Color Guard 3,4. Jim Frazier: Track 1; Wrestling 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3,4; H- Club 3,4; National Honor 3,4. Roszcna Fry: Track 2; Pom Pom 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3. Timothy Fry: Tennis 4. John Furseth: Football 3,4. Cheryl Gillette: V1CA 3. Luanne Gibson: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Girls’ Basketball 3; Girls’ Softball 1; Powder Puff 3. Dawn Gordon: Tennis 3,4; D.E.C.A. 3. Sandy Gossard: Girls’ Concert Choir 4. Linda Granath: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; A.F.S. 3,4; Volleyball 4, Bas- ketball 2,3,4; Softball 2,3. Scott Gregory: Band 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3; Track 3,4. Tammy Gruner: Cheerleading 3,4; Pep Club 3. Rick Gustafson: Football 1,2,3, 4; H-Club 3,4. Rhonda Hagerman: Pom Pom 3, 4. Ginger Hammack: Treble Clef 2; Girls’ Concert Choir 3,4. Richard Haney: Baseball 1; A Cappella Choir 4; Musical 4. Elaine Hanson: G.A.A. 1,2; O.E.I.4. Shawn Hanson: Mixed Choir 1, 2; Girls’ Concert Choir 3,4. Keith Hays: Mixed Choir 1,2; Student Council 3; National Honor 3,4. Steve Heck: Band 1,2,3. Jill Heid: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Stu- dent Council 4; Softball 1,3; F.S.A. 4; A.F.S. 3,4; Campus Life 2. Diana Heidenreich: Powder Puff 3; Mixed Choir 1,2; A Cap- pella 3,4; Musical 1,2,3,4. Jack Heinzeroth: Football 1,2,3; H-Club 3; Golf 1,2. Scott Henderson: D.E.C.A. 4. Sara Holdcroft: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Softball 3; All School Ray 1; Basketball Manager 3,4; Vol- leyball 4. Jim Hot: Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2; Track 1,2; Na- tional Honor 3,4. Ed Houser: Football 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,2. Kim Huhsman: Girls’ Concert Choir 1; G.A.A. 3,4; Pom Pom 4. Patsy Hulbert: Cheerleading 2,3; Pep Club 1, Treasurer 1; G.A.A. 1. I Sue Inskeep: Mixed Choir 1,2, Secretary 2; A Cappella 3,4; Musical 1,2,3,4. Vicki Isom: Pom Pom 3,4. J Cindy Jack: G.A.A. 2,3,4. Debbie Jeffries: Band 1,2; Twirl- ing 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2. Terry Jenkins: G.A.A. 1,2; Meteor 2, Layout Editor 3; Quill Scroll 3,4; President 4; F.S.A. 3,4: A.F.S. 4; O.E. 3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Student Council 1. Kevin Jensen: Swimming 1,2,3; Student Council 1; Sym- phonic Band 1,2,3,4, Treas- urer 4; Class Vice-President 3; Pepper 2,3,4; A Cappella 3,4; Musical 3,4; Stage Band 2; H-Club 3,4; All State Band 4; National Honor 4. George Johns: Football 1,23,4; Wrestling 1,2; Golf 2. Doug Johnson: Band 1,23,4; Stage Band 2,3. Kelly Johnson: Basketball 1,2; Tennis 1,2; Student Council 2. Vicky Johnson: Pepper 2; Girls’ Treble Clef 2; A Cappella Choir 3,4; Debate 3; Foren- sics 3; Musical 4. Betty Jones: G.A.A. 1; Yell Squad 4; A.F.S. 4; Art Club 4 Bill Jones: Football 1,2. Brenda Jones: Student Council 1,2; D.E.C.A. 3,4; Pom Pom 4. Marjorie Jones: Pep Club 1,2; 5. A.E. 1,23,4; A.F.S. 3. K Tim Kane: Cross-Country 3; Wrestling 1,23,4; Homecom- ing King 4. Peggy Kennedy: Pep Club 2; O.E. 3, Secretary 3. Branda Kliven: S.A.E. 1,23,4; A.F.S. 4; Girls’ Concert Choir 133,4. Randy Kluver: Swimming 1,2,3, 4; H-Club 4; D.E.C.A. 4, Vice- President 4. Judy Knope: Girls’ Treble Clef 13, President 2; A Cappella 3,4; Basketball 23,4; Track I ; Boys’ Tennis Scorekeeper 3, 4; Powder Puff 2. Julene Knutsen: Pepper 2. L Chris Landwair: Football 1,23, 4; Wrestling 1,23,4; Track 1, 23,4; H-Club 3,4; Student Council 3,4. Robin Layman: Girls’ Track 1,2: Pom Pom 3; Varsity Track Manager 3,4. 123 Patrick Lewis: Football 1,2; Golf 1,2,3,4; H-Club 1,2,3,4. John Lapata: NJROTC 1; Pep- per 1; Library Club I. Terrie Lindquist: Pepper Staff 2; A Cappella 2,3,4; Girls’ En- semble 4; Home Economics 4; O.E. 3; Track 1.4. Bill Little: Track 3; Swimming 1,2. Scott Louden: Football 2,3; Bas- ketball 3,4; Student Council 3; Wrestling 2. Chris Lugering: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; A.F.S. 3,4. Dan Lynch: Cross-Country I; Wrestling 1,2. Roger Lyon: Tennis 1,2. M Tim Mackenzie: Math Club 1; Tennis Club 1,2; National Honor 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Conditional Member 2; Ten- nis 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain, MVP Award; Basketball 1,2; Stu- dent Council I. Marvin Mackey: Cross-Country 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4. Darlene Marx: Girls’ Concert Choir 3,4; Musical 3,4; Yell Squad 4. Lynnette Massie: G.A.A. l;Pep Club 1; V.I.C.A. 3,4; Junior Achievement 1,2,3,4. Pam McDonald: Pepper 3,4, Cir- culation Manager; A.F.S. 3,4; Musical 4. Greg Meade: Baseball 2. Chris Mei. D.E.C.A. 4;GAA 1,2, 3.4, Point Secretary 4. Myron Midgett: Symphonic Band 1,2,3,4; Officer 2,3; Stage Band 1,2,3,4, Officer 2.3.4. Nancy Milhone: Library Club 2; Cheerleading 2,4, Captain 4; National Honor 3,4. Ben Miller: Wrestling 2. Tom Miller: Cross-Country 1,2, 3,4, Captain 4, MVP Award 4; Tennis 1,2; Track 3,4; H- Club 3; National Honor 3,4; Conditional Candidate 2; Student Council 3. Kelly Mitchell: G.A.A. 3; Girls’ Baseball; Library Club; Art Club. Wayde Mitchell: Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 1, 2,3. Ken Moeller: Choir 1,2; Football 2; Tennis 2; Campus Life 4. Brian Molencupp: Football 2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1. Alice Molitor: Art Club 4; A Cappella 2,3,4. Rick Montalvo: Football 1.2,3; Baseball 3,4; G.A.A. Court 4. Jim Morgan: Baseball 1,2,3,4. Pattie Motter: Band l;Hero 1. Scott Mowdy: Wrestling 1,2. Mark Munger: Symphonic Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3; Ten- nis 1,2,3,4; Cross-Country 2, 3; H-Club 3,4. N Becky Nelson: Yell Squad 4; Band 1,2. Kelly Nelson: Swimming 1,2,4. Michael A. Nelson: Tennis 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; H-Club 3,4; Student Council 1,2; National Honor 4, Vice-Pres- ident 4. John Neulauer: J.V. Baseball. Wanda Nearhos: G.A.A. 1. Candy Northrup: Pepper 3; Track 1,4. JoAnn Nyren: D.E. 3. O Diane Oilman: Cadet Band 1; Concert Band 2; Symphonic Band 2,3,4; Campus Life 4; Pepper 4; Meteor 4. Randy Olson: Band 1,2; Foot- ball 1,2. Kurt Osinski: Pepper 2,3,4. Nancy Otterson: Girls' Concert Choir 3,4; Girls' Ensemble 4. P Brad Palmer: Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3; G.A.A. Court 4. Mike Parker: Baseball 2,3.4. Bob Peacock: Baseball 3. Tim Peak: Football 1,2,3; Pep- per 3. Mark Pearson: Musical 1.2,3.4; Mixed Choir 1,2,3; A Cap- pella 3,4; Vice-President 3, President 4; Madrigals 3,4; Boys' State 3; Campus Life 2,3,4; National Honor 3,4. Marilyn Pherigo: Girls’ Treble Clef 1; Mixed Choir 2; A Cap- pella 3,4; Madrigals 3,4: Mu- sical 2,3,4; Girls’ Tennis 2,3; Meteor 2,3,4. Writing Editor 3, Co-Editor-in-Chief 4; Quill Scroll 3,4; Secretary 4; National Honor 3,4. Scott Prentice: Track 2. Mike Price: Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Football 1,3; National Honor 3,4; Student Council 4. Bruce Purington: NJROTC 1,2. Dan Pyfer: Baseball 1,2; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4. R Jeff Reed: D.E.C.A. 4. Jeff Rehm: Concert Band I; Symphonic Band 2,3,4; Stage Band 3; D.E.C.A. 4. Sheila Reinhold: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Officer 3,4; Tennis 2,3,4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4;Softball 2,3;G.A.A. Court 4; Girls’ Treble Clef 2. Bill Riddle: Tennis 1. Diane Richmond: Mixed Choir 1,2; A Cappella 3,4; Madri- gals 3,4; Musical 3,4; Con- cert Band 4. JoAnnc Richmond: Concert Band 1,4; Symphonic Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 3,4; Sec. 4; A Cappella 3,4; Musical 3, 4; G.A.A. 2; Band Librarian 3,4; Student Director 4. Brian Richter: V.I.C.A. 3,4. Barbara Ann Robinson: Pep Club 1. Tim Rose: Pepper 3,4; Swim- ming 1,2. Julie Rote: Student Council 1; F.A.A. 1,23,4; Girls’ Treble Clef 1; Mixed Choir 2; Girls' Concert Choir 4; National Honor 3,4; Pep Club 3; Cam- pus Life 4; S.A.E. 1. Charles Runyard: Mixed Choir 1,2; Football 2; A Cappella 3, Vice-President 4; Musical 1, 2,3,4; Madrigals 3,4: Meteor 2,3; Student Council 4; Con- cert Band 4; Boys' State 3; Quill Scroll 3,4; Treasurer 4. S Barry Sanders: Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 2,3,4. Gale Sathcr. F.S.A. 3,4; A.F.S. 3,4; Student Council 4. Dave Schmertnian: Football 1; Cross-Country 2,3; Track 1, 23- 124 Barb Schrack: Girls’ Concert Choir 4. Pedro Schuhmacher: D.E.C.A. 4; Cross-Country 2,3,4; Track 4; Football 1. Cindy Shields: Mixed Choir 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Musical 2,3,4; Pep Club 3; Meteor 4; A Cap- pella 3,4; Girls’ Track 2; Na- tional Honor 2,3,4; Girls’ State 3; Campus Life 4. Mike Shields: Football 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; V.I.C.A. 4. Joni Short: F.S.A. 4; O.E.A. 4; Band 1. Bruce Shurman: Football 2. Jim Sinkiawic: National Honor 3,4. Terri Skattum: Cheerleading 3; Homecoming Court 3,4; Vice-President Senior Class 4. Kathy Smith: F.S.A. 3,4; O.F.A. 4. Larry Smith: NJROTC 2,3,4. Roger Smith: Baseball 1,2,3; Football 1,2; Track 1, B.T.C. 1,3; Basketball 1,2, Manager; Band 1. Pat Sorenson: Treble Club 1; G.A.A. 1; Mixed Choir 2; D.E.C.A. 3,4. Laura Sparkman: Sophomore Class Secretary; S.A.E. 4. Linda Sparkman: Sophomore Class Vice-President; S.A.E. 4. Bob Springer: H-Club 2,3,4; Football 4. Victor St. Angel: National Hon- or 3,4. Lori Stenzel: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. Court 4; Basketball 2; Volleyball 2; Pep Club 4, Treasurer 3; Pom Pom 3,4, Captain 4; O.E. 3, President 3. Bill Stivers: A Cappella 3,4; S.A.E. 1; NJROTC 2,3,4; Mixed Choir 1,2. S Phil Stoakley: NJROTC 1,2,3; Meteor 1; D.E. 1; Drill Team 1,2,3. Tom Stolberg: Cadet Band 1; Concert Band 2,4; Symphonic Band 3,4, Vice-President 4; Stage Band 3,4; Pepper 1,2,3; Photo Ed. 2,3; Meteor 2, Photo Ed. 2; National Honor 3,4; Quill Scroll 3,4; Harlem Cinematics Club 4, President 4; A Cappella 4; Musical 4. Keith Sturdevant: Wrestling 1,2, 3; Cross-Country 1,2,3; H- Club 2,3. Vicki Sundberg: G.A.A. 2,3,4; G.A.A. Court 4; A.F.S. 4; Pom Pom 4; Yell Squad 4; Class Treasurer 4. Tammy Sundbo: Band 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4; Twirling 1,2,3; Meteor 1,2,3; Student Coun- cil 1,2,3. T Linda Thornbloom: G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4; President 4, G.A.A. Court 4; Girls Softball 1,2,3,4; Girls’ Basketball 2,3,4; Girls’ Volleyball 2,3,4. Mark Torres: Basketball 1; Foot- ball 2. Steve Turnmeyer: Football 1; Basketball 2; Baseball 1,2,3,4. V Pamela Vasseur: Library Aide 4. Bertha Vines: Girls’ Treble Clef 1,2; Girls’ Concert Choir 3,4. W Brian Wallace: Golf 1,2,3; Swim- ming 1. Melanie Walters: Yell Squad 4. David Watkins: Swimming 3. Vida Wells: Track 1,4. John Wcntland: H-Club 2,3,4; Swimming 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2; Track 2. David West: Band 1,2. Mary Westdadt: Girls’ Track 2; Debate 3; Art Club 4. Julie White: G.A.A. 2,3; Girls’ Tennis 2; Meteor 2,3,4, Busi- ness Editor 4; Quill Scroll 3,4; National Honor 3,4; Pom Pom 3,4. Carol Wiemken: Cadet Band 1, Secretary 1; Concert Band 2; Symphonic Band 3,4; G.A.A. 2; Track 2; Musical 3,4; Girls’ Concert Choir 3,4, President 4; Quill Scroll 3,4, Secre- tary 3, Vice-President 4; Meteor 2,3,4, Ad. Business Editor 3, Co-Editor 4. Gary William: Band 2. Steve Woodyard: Football 2,3; Wrestling 2,3. Bruce Wyatt: Pepper 2; NJROTC 2,3,4; Color Guard 2; Color Guard Commander 3; Drill Team 3; Tennis 4; A Cappella Choir 3,4; Mixed Choir 1,2; Library Club 2; Chess Team 1. Z David Zaugg: Track 2; D.E.C.A. 4. 125 UNDERCLASS_____________THE BEGINNING The Bicentennial Year and your year at Harlem are similar. They are both a pathway to progress, dingy at times and strewn with mistakes and failures, but successes make it clearer and brighter. 127 Teamwork Key to Junior Success Junior officers: Becky Anderson, Sec- retary; Scott Dossey, Vice President; Sharon Hart, President; Kelly Ebert, Treasurer. Linda Acaley Ken Alexander Mike Ancona Tim Argyle Carrie Aune Darryl Addams Cindy Allison Becky Anderson Jess Ashby Greg Bacino Mark Agnew Lori Aim berg Brad Anderson Kathy Attebery Sandy Bader Ken Aldrich Sandy Alsup Robin Anderson Kim Aughenbaugh Teresa Bader Brenda Baldwin Sharon Bartelt Sheila Bales Lesley Bates DiAnn Ballard Ian Baxter Holly Bankson Ward Baxter 128 Dawn Baylor Dean Beach Doug Beach Larry Becker Teresa Bell Mike Bennett Robin Anderson Louis Bcrtcnshaw Mary Bertrand Debbie Bilodeau Scott Binger Jim Black Jeff Blodgett Jim Blumc Jeff Board Carl Boehm Joe Bohn Jody Bolstad Kim Bonacquisti Grace Boslem Craig Bourbon Dennis Bowers Thomas Bowers Ronald Boxrud Kim Boyce Brad Bradford Jody Brady Ron Bratcher Linda Brcese Toni Brcitenfeldt Dale Brinker Kathy Brown Sue Brown Theresa Bryant Nancy Brynolf Carrie Buffington Scott Burden Fred Burk Marvin Burk Patty Burk Shelly Burke Tom Burt Dan Cantele Danny Cantu Scott Carlson Tom Carlson Vickie Carlson Dale Carter Kathy Carter Lee Carter Mark Carter Jan Catron Mitch Cave Joji Chadwick Becki Chandler Linda Chapman 129 Cooperative Ed. Ranks High Sandy Cheek Charles Childress Brenda Clark Jeff Clark Tonya Gaudy Rick Cline Russell Cline Wayne Collins Dan Conness Valerie Conti, Tom Cook Mike Coyne Regina Cozad Franklin Crabtree Daniel Crain Doug Crane Vince Crescenzo Carla Cullen Judy CuUen Brian Cunningham Dave Cunningham Stephanie Cunningham Dan Dahlberg Joe Darden Rick Dayhoff Mike Denby Barbara Dickson Stephen Dickson Marty Dobson Ed Doherty Deborah Donaldson Scott Dossey Tim Dowell Steve Dresser Jacki Driscoll Renee Duclon Jay DuFoe Monica Dupont Maria Easton Kelly Ebert Rod Ekberg Gay Endsley Laurie Engebretson Jim Eno Tracey Epling Tim Eppcs Lenora Erickson Elizabeth Errico BiU Evink 130 Just try and explain THIS one to Ms. Lundgren, Carrie. Karen Fiser Jim Flatebo Karen Heming Randy Flock Rick Florence Tim Fosberg Joe Fox Debra Froning Darwin Frederick Peter Fullmer Sarah French Sam Fumo Karen Garbers Deborah Gan Terri Gehrkc Dan Germann Doug Gittleson Allen Glodo Theresa Glogowski Krista Gough Cheryl Gray 131 Karen masters the art of playing the flute and checking out a guy at the same time. Junior Talent Brad Gunnerson Danny Habben Steve Halbrader Ron Hamilton Tim Hamilton Sherry Hansler Dennis Hanson Eunice Hanson Vicky Hanson Rick Harrole Sharon Hart Leo Hartman Tammy Harwood Judy Haugen Beverly Hawkins Cindy Hays Steve Heaton Curt Heck Julie Heidenreich Tammy Heilman Wendy Heintz Jeff Helgeson Nick Helmcr Glynda Helms Karoll Hendershott Brenda Henninger Jeff Henry Jeff Herring 132 Shines Through Kelly Hess Melvin Todd Pat High Bobby Hill Donna Hillenburg Daniel Hinkle Bonnie Hirth Mike Hissong Ray Hodyniak Debra Holder Elizabeth Holmes Doug Homer Joe Hose Georgia Hose Richard Hubbard David Hutcheson Pam Hutchison Cindy Jacobs Debbie Jacobson Debbie Jeffries Patty Jenkins Karen Jensen Brian Johnson Crystal Johnson Cynthia Johnson Doug Johnson Lori Johnson Lori Johnson Nancy Johnson Theresa Johnson Patty Johnston David Jones Larry Jones Martin Jones Nancy Juno Jean Karsten Johnny Keen Laura Kelley Norman Kerby Deanna Kerr Terry Kerska John Kirschbaum 133 Junior Huskie Harmony Hold the pickle, hold the lettuce... Tina Kittinger Pam Kjederquist Syd Klaman Geralyn Kleparski Steve Kleparski Randy Kliven Kim Knight Mike Knox Debra Kokotkiewicz Katie Kolenda Rich Konitski Mike Koonmen Cheryl Lafferty Michael Lamberth James Lanigan Brian Larson Karla Larson Mary Larson Sandra Larson Lynette Lee Tina Lee Sherri Leis Scott Leslie LouAnn Levey Mike Levins Russel] Libby David Lindblom Mike Linden David Undvall Candy Long Debra Lundvall Kathy Luter Tom Mackenzie Kathy Mackey Lori Malone Ann Malthe Anna Mandera Jeff Marsh Wayne Marshall Alan Martin 134 Wendy Martin Kelly McCarthy Jeff McCauley Ellen McCort Terrance McCort Craig McDonnell Dan McGivern Lou Ann McKinney Jeff Mead Cindy Merick Lori Messinger Sue Middleton Chris Mil burn Jodi Miles Karen Miles Kelly Miller Myra Miller Beth Minns Priscilla Moore Tim Moore Scott Moore Terry Morelock Darrell Morris Mark Mulcahcy Bill Myers Greg Nelson Ricky Nelson Tim Nelson Justine Neslund Barb Niffcnegger Roger Niffcnegger Harold Noble Cheryl Noffke Rick Northrup Kelly Oakes John O’Brien Donna Olson DuWayne Olson Tom Olson Denise Oskins Mike Oswald Denise Outzen Gary Palmer Leonard Palmer 135 Juniors get Into Mike Palmer Randy Paris Mike Parker Ron Peak Scott Pearce Debi Peck Rory Pellman Brian Perkins Bruce Peterson Gndy Peterson Scott Peterson Shirley Peterson Sue Peterson Debbie Petrie Martha Petty Linda Philips Mike Phillips Krista Pihl Nick Pikios Dan Ploenzke Bernadine Pokrant Debbie Polhamus Russell Poole Tom Porter Rick Prentice Doug Radant Greg Ragan Sandy Ralston Don Rawhoof Rita Redmond Pritty tells Jim “Please don’t squeeze the Charmin!” Homecoming Festivities Rodney Reinhold Karen Rhea Carol Risenhoover Dave Ritter Deborah Roberts Brad Rogers Rick Rogers John Ross Terry Ross Neil Rote Jody Runkel Marguerite Rush Matt Russo Janice Rutherford Cathy Ryall Bill Sabin Jeff Sage Chris Samp Cindy Sandell Gerald Sanders Kathy Sanders Kirt Schabell Marcella Schiwitz Rob Schlensker Kathy Schmertman Jessica Schoonmaker Bert Schweimler Kelly Scott Robin Scott Randy Segalla Tom Seidel Tom Seipts Rod Seleen Kim Severson Sheila Shiew Nancy Shoemaker Chuck Simmonds Charles Simmons Debbie Simmons Sandra Simmons Mike Sincavage Pam Slatton Penny Slocum Mike Smallwood Carol Smith Guy Smith Jean Smith Jennifer Smith Jill Smith Kurt Smith Kathy Smull Jan Snap William Sneller Charles St. Angel Cindy St. Pierce Cheryl Stafseth Mike Stallard Wendy Stata Debbie Stegeman Gina Stevens Larry Stewart Victor Stewart Darla Stone Sonja Strong Becky Stubbs Jan Stufflebeam Linda Stufflebeam Tommie Swinbank Dora Thomas Sally Thompson Preston Tish Val Trollop Tom Tuttle Mary Swanborg Carey Taylor Sandra Thomas Ken Thompson Debbie Townsend Connie Trosper Bruce Ulmer Hardy Swinbank Barry Thoele Don Thompson Sherry Tiffany Barbara Triplett BillTurnmire Sally Urbelis 138 Gary Vanderbilt Jeff Vandervort Teresa Van Helden Sandy Vassuer Jon Vautrin Joe Verdina Denise Voss Dan Wadley Virginia Waldrop Teresa Walsh Pam Ward Linda Ware Jim Watkins Joe Wentland Mark West Susan West Stephanie Westholder Colleen Wheeler Sherry Whelchel Judy Wherley Kaye Whitmire Greg Whitson Karen Whittenburg Steve Whittington Linda Wilkie Jodi Williams Joyce Williams Kathryn Willis Doris Wilson Shane Wilson Terrie Winters Donald Wolfgram Terry Worley Kevin Yandell Crystal Zaugg Jeff Zimmerman Mike Zimmerman Mike Zumbro 139 Officers Lead David Abbott Darla Adams Dina Adams Toby Adams Joy Aiello Greg Akers Ruth Akers Rena Alexander Treasurer-Carol Anderson, Secretary- Julie Anderson, Vice-President-Lee Ann Wilt, and Prcsidcnt- Jeff Milhonc get ready for class projects. Renee Allen Douglas Allton Kerry Ames Robert Ancona Amanda Anderson Brenda Anderson Carla Anderson Carol Anderson David Anderson Julie Anderson Mike Anderson John Andrei Lori Andrews Carol Armstrong Kris Aughenbaugh Cyndi Austin Tammy Bacino Peggy Badham Steve Bagley Debra Bailey Gordon Bailey 140 Productive Sophomores Rim Baily Robert Bain Carolyn Baker Don Baker Kim Balzer Rick Barnes Virginia Barnhart Cathy Barton Sue Barton Anna Bar tram Gilbert Bawker Kathy Bazooka Duane Beach Rex Beaman Cindy Beck Cindy Beksel Bill Belew Judy Bell Mark Benjamin Troy Benjamin Terry Bennett Keith Bentley Susan Berry Louise Betts Deryl Beyer Steve Billman Nancy Bindenagel Kevin Blackmer Barb Blccker Scott Bliss Lawrence Block Corey Blum Jeff Blum Melenie Board Richard Bohlin Richard Bohn Randy Bolin Jeanie Bonnell Barb Bourkland Gary Bowers Tony Booversock Rhonda Brand Dale Brandt Billy Brantley Norma Breese Raymond Bressler Wanda Brewer Chuck Briggs Mark Brinkley 141 Students Show Special Susan Briski Charles Brock Douglas Broege Carolyn Brown Keith Brown Lori Brown Mark Brown Steve Brown Doug Bruno Renee Buck Roger Bundick Matt Bunger Larry Burkman Dennis Bums Cheryl Buske Kdie Buske Mike Butterfield Doug Byerley Richard Byerley Jon Bystrom Blair Carlson Brian Carlson Calvin Carlson Carrie Carlson Cheri Carlson Edie Carlson Ron Carlson Adrienne Cartier Joan Cassarotto Sam Cascio Jcri Case Mary Casey Grace Castro Wanda Cates Mark Cave Betty Chadwick William Chandler Steve Chapman James Childress Dale Christensen Dawn Christensen Becky Clark Debbie Clark Kristy Clark Sophiena Clark Karen Clausen Ron Gements Randy Clendening Leda Cobb 142 Talents Michelle Cobert Donnie Cochran Rudy Coffman BUI Collins Joyce Collins Lillie Collins Gordy Conover Mike Constant Denise Cook Lee Cook Scott Cornelius Diana Corona Richard Cotton Claudette Crain Diane Crane Dane Crawford Mary Crescenzo Denise Cullen Mark Cunningham Lisa Curtis Kevin Cutler Barb Czubachowski RusseU Dahlberg John Dahle Janet DaUy Dana Dajka Brian Dalton Kevin Davenport Sherri Gehrke begins statue of streaker. 143 Sophomore Goals Vary Kent Purifoy figures that his grade is out-a-sight but not DY-NO-MITE! Glenda Davis Jodi Dayhoff Tony Deline Doug Dawson Kerry Defendi Dave Dement Billy Demus Rick Derrickson Debbie Derry Darryl Dettmer Ruth Dietermen Jeff Dodd Carrie Donalson Andy Doty Ed Downey David Drake Tim Dreger Ann Dresser Archie Dunn Karen Durfey Sara Dye Debbie Earls Laurie Earls James Eberley Kevin Ehrhart Linda Eichelberger Debbie Eitel Pat Eldridge Don Elmore Ben Elston Steve Enderlc Bob England Don Erickson Ken Erickson 144 Jackie Eschen Berta Eversoll Charleen Eyster Kathy Fatheree Jim Ferguson Gndy Evans Lisa Evink Dana Farrey Steve Feggestad Kim Fields Lisa Evans Chris Eye Sherry Farrey Todd Fehler Sharon Fields Sue Findley Tony Floyd Ed won Foster Randy Fox Don Frederick Dan Fredrickson Randy Fry Julie Fuller Keith Furrow Tina Gabel Mike Garner Sherri Gehrke Chuck Gibson Dan Gilbaugh Joann Gilbertson Dena Glodo Len Glogowski Gary Goodrick Rick Gotton Loren Gozy Rita Grable Mark Grecula Marlene Green Lisa Gregory Lori Gregory Tom Griesman Bob Greffey Mike Gringle Seeking Adventures Kyle Grivett Kathy Guffey Donna Gulbrantson Debbie Hafley Terry Hagberg Russel Hager man Walter Haight Jeff Hale Kathy Haling Curtis Hall Kathy Hall Scott Hall Debbie Hall berg Vicki Haller Karen Ham mack Sandy Hammer Eddie Hanebuth Mark Hansberry Kristy Hansel Barb Harbison Randy Hardman Ray Harley Andy Harris Terry Hart Mark Harwick Brenda Hawn Theresa Heaton Danny Hedlund Jan Heidenreich Donna Helgeson Kevin Helm Debbie Hclman Connie Hensley Brent Herron Paul Heyer Hildi Hiatt Leslie Hillary Diane Hilleshiem Jan Hladiek Leah Hobson Sue Holesinger Tim Hill Lars Hillburst Chris Hines Julie Hladiek David Hodges Dan HoUaway 146 Through Science I know what I see! I think I know 1 see! What do I see? Jack Duhigg has a problem. rerri Hollaway Lori Hollcrud Denise Holmes Kathleen Holmes Jeff Holt Kim Holt Brenda Honeycutt Tina Houy Tom Howlett Chuck Huckabee Debbie Hudson Jay Hughes Joe Hulbert Veronica Huston Bruce Hutchinson Carrey Infante Connie Isley Chris Isom Pam Ivins Lisa Ivy Quentina Ivy Berry Jacobson Richard Jamison Steve Jance Dan Jansen Mike Jenkins Brad Johnson Bruce Johnson Carl Johnson Dennis Johnson Linda Johnson Ken Johnson Phil Johnson Scott Johnson Kelly Johnston Dan Jones Mike Jones 147 Sophomores High in Creativity Randy Jones Richard Jones Gndy Jury Bobbie Justice Pam Kane Sheila Kellar Glenn Keltner Janet Kerby Sue Ketelson Tammy Kevem Jack King Kelly Kirby Tammy Kirk Mary Kirkpatrick David Kisting Bonnie Kitzman Rick Kluvcr Mary Knight Kevin Knoebbei Kris Kohlhorst Marylou Kolenda Doug Konitiski Tom Krulac Jim Lamagdelaine Tom Lamb Mark Lamcndola John Langholz Jeff Lathrop Tammy Leadley Mike Lenz Marty Lewis Anita Lighthart Laura Lighthart Penny Lincoln Carol Lindenmeiget Kirk Lindquist Tammy Lindquist Tim Lindsay Scott Liston Russ Littlejohn 148 Trish Wincapaw can’t seen to get with the class, not with _on her mind. Wendy Magee Terry Mandera Vicky Manger Terri Manning Dale Marquette Mary Marshall Charlene Martin Tim Martin Walter Martin Larene Massie Mary Massoth Michelle Mathews Brad Mattingly Jeff McCord David McCulley Kathy McGinnity Doreen Mckiski Dan Medearis Jeff Meiborg Jan Melcher Karen Melcher Mike Meredith Lloyd Merrimon Arnold Meyer Lee Meyer Tana Meyer Kathy Meyers Kathy Meyers 149 Woodworking Steve Michaelson Laurie Mickelson Jerry Miers Cindi Miller Linda Miller Fay Miller George Miller Jeannette Miller Mike Miler Jodi Minnick Lance Mitchell Kirk Moeller Robert Moeller Joe Montalvo Melissa Moore Tim Moore Phyllis Morelock Wanda Morelock Joel Morgan Lori Musselman Steve Mussigman Greg Nania Albert Navickis Terry Neal Den a Nelson Cindy Newman Mary Nichol Dominic Nicosia Scott Nicoson Don Niday Tim Niffenegger Uta Nilges Angela Noble Chuck Noffke Debbie Northrup Randy Northrup Pam Nuckles Brain Oler Phillip Oliveri Renee Olmstead New Brain Olsen Debbie Olson Jeff Olson Rod Olson Mike Oneal David Onley Jim Oswald Steve Ort Goal Dan Owens Teresa Owens Brenda Padgett Larry Padgett Dawn Page Brian Palmer Mary Jane Palmer Tracy Palmer 150 for Sophomore Girls Carolyn Panther Kelly Parker Kent Parker Marcia Parker Greg Parrish Scott Patterson Carla Paul Randy Pearson Bob Peak Debbie Peek Frank Perkins Lisa Perrin Albert Perris Pam Peters Rick Peters Robert Peters Duane Peterson Brain Peterson Lynn Phillips Mary Pickering Julie Pittman Kim Pond Lindsay Pooley Jeff Poston Joy Pothour Cindy Potter Rick Pratt Tammy Prigle Graig Purington Dave Rassett Melodie Rackley Robin Raeber “The use of linear measure is simple”, states Mr. Novak, yet Mary Knight seems doubtful. 151 Sophomore Sewing Scott Rasmussen Cheryl Raymer Virginia Rcnnicke Steve Richard Jake Richards Mike Richmond Gene Rieffer Delores Riley Dan Robbins Stacey Robbins Laura Roberts Mike Rogers Sue Roggensack Linda Rohl Keith Romine Ron Ross Kathy Rucker David Runkel j Rita Grable finds you can t thread and blink an eye at the same time. I Don Russell Mike Russell Tim Ryan Tracey Ryerson Tim Sage Hazel Saladino Noah Sanders Stanley Sanders 152 Techniques Perfected Sandy Sandquist Roger Savage Calvin Schafer Steve Schamber Pat Schafer Shelia Schmertman JoGcna Schmid Kathy Schmid June Schrack Wannetta Schumacher Keith Scott Ralph Seaworth Bruce Seymore Tony Schelton Charles Shicles Don Shipman Christy Shoemaker Pam Shoulders Jack Shrader Mike Shuckis Kandy Singer Dan Slavings Lisa Smallwood Pam Smallwood Bill Smith Bill Smith Judy Smith Kim Smith Marietta Smith Mike Smith Nina Smith Randy Smith Tom Smith Wendy Smith Jeff Small Rick Snodgrass Kristine Snyder Jerry Sosnowski Nancy Speiser Diane Spires Brant Stata Mike Statdfield Nancy Sterner Kim Stewart Diane Stein Royce Stittsworth 153 Communication Skills Gordy St. John Steve Stringham Debbie Sturdevant Bob Tantrath Jerry Swinney Bob Tanrath Jeff Strey Ginger Stubbs Graig Sundberg Cindy Swanborg Dawn Szczech Betty Taylor Pam Strickland Debbie Stufflebeam Eric Sundbo Kathy Swart Sue Tackleberry Kim Taylor Debra Thompson Debbie Tiffany Tony Traeger Jeannine Triplett Bruce Tucker Joe Vettore Jim Thompson Maria Tipton Linda Traff Tina Triplett Jeff Tucker Charles Vronch Randy Thompson Maynard Tipton Bill Trail Linda Trobaugh Clayton Vasseur JeffVumovas Sue Thompson Terri Townsend Doreen Tresemer Peggy Trotter Roberta Verstraete Rose Vyborny Greg Tcaster Karen Thomas Richard Thomas James Wallis Steve Wallis Ken Ward Laura Waters Mrs. LaSalle sets the scene for her Sophomore English class. Maria Werst Karen Westholder Phillip Whipps Gary White Neil White Linda Whitehead Bob Whitson Joe Wiemken Barb Wihlborg Greg Wilkins Dale Watkins David Williams Trisha Wincapaw Edwina Wright Nancy Watkins Larry Williamson Sandi Wisocki Ealva Young Debbie Welke Dayan Wilson Dennis Woods Cindy Zaugg Sandy Wells John Wilson Alan Woolbright Gregg Zimmerman Diane Welsh Leann Wilt Debbie Wright Robin Zimmerman ( indy Dement, Sandy Kelley, Karen Hicks Class of ’79 WANDA KLIVI N She smiled and she kinda made you smile. She laughed and you t'clt warm. Wanda wasn't just nice to everybody, she really eared, you know? We cared about her, too.and we miss her. HAROLD I AIRCHILD Harold found fun out of little things. He was a good friend and really tried in sports. We used to do a lot of things to- gether. I guess a friend is a friend and you think about him...... Christine Ace Lllyn Adami Candy Adams Ron Adams Debbie Adcock Joyce Aezer Trina Aiello Russ Aldrich Wes Alexander Cheryl Allen Dave Allen Lisa Alton Ricky Altcndorf Ann Amato Debra Ancona Bart Anderson Brenda Anderson Kelly Anderson Louise Anderson Robert Anderson Sandra Anderson Todd Anderson Vicki Anderson Wendy Anderson Kelly Appell Paula Artz Vernon Ashmore Klaine Attebury Scott Bachman Dorothy Bagley Dana Bailey Ken Baker Clayton Balmes Ken Blazer Pat Barkdoll Delaine Barkley Nina Barnhart Chet Bartclt Cindy Bass Dale Beach Kim Beach Richard Beach Bobby Beadncll Barry Beaman Andy Bcckius Jim Beckius Debbie Bennett Sandy Bergstrom Rcnae Berry Sherry Biggs Sharon Bilodeau Linda Bingcr David Black Jett BUtch Michelle Blodgett Brenda Boehm Wendy Boehm Mark Bolin Jenny Bolstad Butch Borgmann Ray Bowers Teresa Bowers Tony Bowers Mark Boyd Sharyn Boyle Bill Brady Mark Barndon Beth Barzcl Mary Barzelton Harold Brewer Donna Bridges Lezcttc Brock way Diane Boregc Richard Brogh Jeanine Brown Julie Brown Kris Brown Cindy Brubaker Vivian Bry Thomas Buchrc Terri Burdick Mary Burgman Cindy Burns Christie Buskc 157 Spotlight Awakens Actors Randy Butcher Bruce Bystroin Missy Cadwell Renca Calstrom Debbie Cairico Scott Campbell Tony Contele Diane C'antu Mary Canway Janice Carabelli Bart Carlson Phillip Carlson Terri Carlson Doug Carr Jeff Carter Sue Carter Barb Case Joe Castro Jill ( assaro April Cates Margaret Cassata Patsy Catrow Fsther Castillo Staci Cavitt Lisa Chatficld Terri Chichester Paula Christiansen Brian Gark Dcllayanna Gark Marvin Cline Mary Ann Cole Bill Cooper Teresa Clark Scott Cline Mike Cole Angela (order Jim Clausen Glen Ginton Fred Cook Jim Coulter 158 I suppose Mr. Bilycu wants me to be a tree. Debbi Counsel Mike Cousin Mark Covert Jeff Crabill Gary Crabtree Atonnia Crawford Pat Crenshaw Jeff Cummings Belinda Cunningham Bryan Cunningham Roy Dajka Brian Daniels Laura Dauenbaugh Ruth Davis Suzanne Davis Kelly Day Jim Deboer Gregg Dccarlo Treena Deemer Tom Dciter Cindy Dement Peggy Dcrrickson Judy Derry Michael Detra Jaymie Dcvan Kathy Devine Neal Devine Mona Devore Charles Divan David Dobson Brad Dodd Jeff Douglas Tim Dowd Doug Driggs Tim Driscoll Carrie Drost Lisa Duclon Tom Dufoc Carl Dunning Cindy Dulian Sherry Duyne Ron Easton Dale Ekbcrg Roscoe Eldridge Margareta Eldridge Mark Endcrlc Craig Encrson Shelly England 159 Frosh Advance Through Deann Fno Dan Frick son Rachel Frrickson Raymond Errico John Eschen Otis Everett Pat Fadness James Fagan Treasure Falkstrom Sharon Fatheree Keith Fausctt Mike Ferger Mike Ferris Ray Feurcr Beverly Finch Paula Fink Michelle Fisher Kim Fisher Brian Fleming Belinda Fletcher Nancy Flock Sue Florence Amy Franzen Danielle Friend Royce Fringer Penny Fry Connie Follmen Keith Furnish Barb Caller Dennis Gantz Kathleen Gantz Marlin Garkey Brian Garner Dan Garr Dawn Genin Sherri Gellia Sheila Gentry Karen George Michael George Dawn Getter Rick Gibson Denise Gilbaugh 160 Science Cindy Gill Angela Gipson Donna Glodo Diane Goff Luann Goken Nancy Good Judy Goodrick John Gordon Todd Gouchcnoun Jay Gough Jodie Cowman Tami Gradozzi Jeff Granuelle Linda Gricse John Griffey Tim Gruncr Mark Gunderson Tammy Guthrie Paula ilabbcn Sherri llaffcrty Mark Maggerman Randy ilagerman Doug llalbcrstadt Jim llalbradcr Andy Hale Sherry Haling Debbie Hall Diane Haller Don Hamilton Penny Hamilton Lisa Hammack Rusty Hardman Jackie Hart Bob Hartweek Renina Harwich Keith Hatch Sue Hatcher Tisa Hatfield Janet Haugen Peggy Hawkins Fun, Fun. Fun-Yeah, Yeah, Yeah-Ugh, Ugh, Ugh 161 Guidance-The Way to Learn Jill Hcinzcroth Tom Hcndershott Bobby Hendon Karen Henke Liz Harold James Herring Lisa Hess Bob Heyom Karen Hicks Kim Hicks Pat Hickey LUen Higginsow Arlene Hike Denise HiUay Jeff Hinde Scott Hinklin Diane Hissong Jeff Hoey Joe Holmbo Christine Holmes LcAnne Holmes Bill Horn Debbie Hose Dale Houser Jim, you are working with a table saw. Jim, your first step is to put on safety glasses over the eyes, Jim 162 Howard Hayes Raymond Hayes Don Hays Bobby Heaks David Heck Kim Hedrick Dan Heidenrcich Ellen Heidenreich Joe Heilman Laura Hubert Charlie Huffman Janinc Huffman Sarah Hufstcdlcr Diane Hughes Jeff Hughes Dean Huntley Russ Hutcheson Nancy Hutchins Clinton Hutchinson Pat Hutchinson Tonja Iverson Linda Jackson Randy Jackson Carrie Jacob Robert James Bobby Jamison Michelle Jeffries Debbie Jennings Joe Jennings Kelly Jenson Kent Jenson Vanessa Jeras Chuck Johnson Cindy Johnson Deana Johnson Howard Johnson Jeff Johnson Kathy Johnson Lorri Johnson Lynda Johnson Marccy Johnson Marlon Johnson Mike Johnson Sally Johnson Steve Johnson Theresa Johnson Wendy Johnson Dawn Johnston Doug Jones Ld Jones K.C. Jones Ramona Jones Reva Jones Tim Juno Leslie Kail Dan Karsten David Keen Melody Kelly Sandra Kelly Lori Kelm David Kennedy Tammy Kennedy Wayne Kerby Lisa Kerr Tom Ketclson 163 Frosh Role Playing Laura Larson Donna Lawrence Brenda Lee Karen Lee Kevin Leis Debbie Lemons Randy Lenz Steve Levins Scott Lewandowski Curtis Lewis 164 Marcia Kieselburg June Kilbreath Denise King Patrick Kirwan Peggy Kitzman Kathy Klaas Billy Klaman Dawn Klarman Chris Klein Wanda Kliven Bonnie Knight Debbie Knight Debbie Knoll Penny Knuckles Steve Knutsen Sarah Kort Jeff Kraus Lorrie Krepfle Dale Krueger Kim Kuehne Lorin Kundert Ninda Lacy Beth Lamb Gary Lameycr Jeff Landis Paul Landkroon Diane Lange Rhonda Lange Gina Larson Karen Larson Kevin Larson Kris Larson Jackie Lewis Sieve Lierman Sarah Lighthart William Lilly Jeff Limberg Donna Linden Jackie Loagner Carol Lacascio Kick Loedoski Vicky Luberts Diane Ludwig Mark Lundy Pat Lushbaugh Renee Luter Becky Madru Charles Malm John Manning Mark Markgraf Beverly Marx Lori Mason Ted Mattis Mike Mazeika Frances McBride Vicky McCauley John McDonnell Sue McGee Rob MeGruen Teresa McGohrick Nancy McGuire Dave McHenry Larry McKinney Sherry McKinney Bob MeVay Julie Mclcndrez Lynn Melvin Harold Merick Elaine Metcalf Melody Miller Clifford Messenger Keith Miller Gail Milroy 165 On stage or in the hall, freshmen stand in awe of Seniors. Stan Minton Jeff Mitchell Shayne Mitchell Tim Moffitt Kevin Moleahy Bill Moline Maynard Molitor Lorie Moore Scott Moore Terri Moore Terry Morning Butch Morrison Connie Morrison Jeff Mounts David Mowdy Nita Mowdy Karen Mowers Teresa Mullen Bert Mungcr Terri Musy Mike Mutimcr Sue Ncblock Barry Nelson Kathy Nelson Frank Newman Brian Nichols Becky Nilges Audrea Noble Vicky Nordmoe Ralynn Northrup Scott Nymen Tony O'Daniel Carol O’Hearn Janet Oh man Charlene Olson Dorcnc Olson Sue Olson Tim Olson Sharon O’Neal Carolyn O’Neill Mike Owens Rick Owens Jayne Oyen Jeff Palmer Debbie Papini Diane Parker Sheldon Pasold Jim Patapack Lisa Patterson Loretta Patterson Alora Paul Debbie Peasler Jim Peck Claire Pelley Ruth Pelley Richard Pellman 166 Teachers Assist Freshman I understand it, Mrs. Falzone! 1 just can’t do it! Cathy Perrot Paul Perryman Dan Pete Caprice Peter Ron Peters Diane Petrie Kevin Petrie Judy Phillips Laurie Phillips Valerie Phillips Debbie Picchi Susan Pickering Dawn Pierce Robbin Pilcher Julie Pittmon Don Pome ring Kerry Pond Steve Pooley Rick Porter Matt Powell Deb Prentice Nick Provenzano Tom Pruitt Nick Pulliam Ken Putnam Ray Quintonilla Theresa Radant David Ramey Kelly Range Steve Rasmussen 167 Frosh Achieve Through Jim Rebecca Don Reese Jana Rehm Ken Rcinhard Dave Reynolds Taylor Reynolds Margaret Rhymes Phil Rhymer David Richards Jeff Richards Dina Richter Scott Riggs Ron Ritter Larry Rivers Kathy Roberts Sally Ruckwcll Jeff Rodcwald Henery Rodriquez 168 Mr. Hirsh, you really have brown eyes, don’t you. Personal Attention c i Dandle Scales Kyle Schodcwaly Mark Schafer Mark Schanberg Louis Roggensack Carl Roland Gloria Royster Brenda Rubedoll Brian Ruce timer Ruf Tom Rundblade Corine Rush Frank Russell Matt Russell Mike Russo Polly Sandell Bruce Sanders Bjorn Sather Mike Satin Frank Sexton Frank Scaduto Chris Shurman Peggy Schauback Kathy Scheider Sue Schlagcl Steve Schlcnsker Rick Schlichter Susan Schneider Teresa Schneider Martin Schoon Chris Schorer Dan Schrader Diane Schulist Kim Schutt Debbie Schwartz Dawn Scott Don Sell Allan Seymour Barbara Seymour Debbie Shells! rom Lillian Sherrard Greg Shields Rhonda Shields Steve Shields Nick Shoemaker Randy Showers 169 Frosh Try Harder That isn’t your grade, Steve, that’s an ink blot. John Sicbarth Shawn Siler Roxanne Sinakton Cindy Sinklawic Randy Slocum Paula Smordo Brenda Smith Dave Smith Dora Smith Doug Smith Ed Smith Jeff Smith Jeff Smith Karen Smith Mary Smith Pauline Smith Richard Smith Sheila Smith Steve Smith Kristy Smull Daniel Snap Vickie Snuder Jerry Sesnowski Boyce Sparkman Jeff Spalding Rohonda Spelding Greg Statdfield Dennis Steiner Jill Stcffenscn Mark Stcngcr Teresa Stevenson Becky Stewart George Stone Garry Stringham Kevin Strusc David Stuckey 170 Kitty Sturdevant Cindy Suit Don Jamerson Don Swagger Vera Swagger Nancy Swingle Jeff Tackabcrry Stephen Tague Doug Taylor Melvin Taylor Robert Taylor Nancy Tharaldson Chris Thayer Bill Thics Brenda Thaele Gary Thom Dan Thompson Dan Thompson Don Thompson Eddie Thompson Susie Thompson Vicki Thompson Julie Tinkle Harold Tipton Leslie Tish Michelle Todd Leo Townsend Sheryl Traeger 171 Kim Kuehn not only learns typing from Mrs. Ilousewert, but how to be cool also! T eachers Mike Traff Jeff Tratnik Phillip Tucker Roger Tucker Mike Tufly Vicki Tunkus Allan Turley Mike Valenti Sandy Vandcbasher Bob Vandiver Pam Vanstonc Bonita Varble Jon Vautrin Sue Verdina Craig Verni Larrainc Vcrnick Doug Verona Leo Vcrstraetc Steve Wade Steve Waffle Kim Wagner Sheila Wagner Virginia Waldrop Robin Wallace Chris Wallin Larry Walter Sandy Walton Darla Ward Don Ward Jim Ward Mike Ward Mike Wastcbrcck Karlcnc Waters 172 Care Don Watkins Cheryl Weber James Weber Donna Welch Alan Welsh John Werst Bruce West Craig West Dave West Connie Wcstdadt Brian Wherlcy Nancy White Lisa Whitlow Robert Whitlow Susie Whitmire Mike Whitson Terry Whitination Bob Widmcr Jean Wilkins Dennis Williams Betty Wilson John Wilson Ken Wilson Marla Wilson Sandy Wilson Theresa Winston Lenny Winters Sharlcnc Witt Jeff Woodard Randy Woods Kim Woolbright Carol Wright Brian Wyatt Scott W'yatt Jeff Yandell Dcwaync Young Jamie Zavagli Jeff Zimmermen Kevin Zimmermen Brenda Zwart 173 TEACHERS AIDING I found you wanting so I nurtured you. I made you reach out to grasp what I am. Those dreams you have I help to make a reality. I am America through education. 174 School Administrators Face Crisis Board of Education: Carl Lee, President; Ralph Jury, Secretary; Gene Snyder, Robert Shields, James Hall, Keith Hissong, Carol Saluka. Edward Kelly Superintendent Swede Pearson Athletic Director Beryl Thurman Principal, North Campus Sheldon Hanson Voc. Ed. Director Jerry I ishcr Vice-Principal, North Campus Janet Lundgrcn Dean, North Campus Rod Sargeant Principal, South Campus Eugene Taylor Dean, South Campus James McGee Vice-Principal, South Campus Catherine Oswald Nurse, South Campus Administrative Assistants 176 Administrative Aids Yes, you have the right to change your schedule, but this is the thirteenth time! Ployette Ancona Mary Fryer Edith Olin Charlotte Suchanck Sherry Carlston Sandra Huhsman Marjorie Rivcrdahl Audrey Warner Gayncll Crowe Carol Keller Barbara Schadewaldt Marlene Wheeler Mary Ploenskc William Conner Judy Cunningham Nancy l lanagan Ron Franiak William Hassan Elsie Grimes Angelo La Loggia Counselors Margaret Nelson Darwin Wilcox 177 Art Richard Baxter Melodie Hueber James Gunn Jane Jewell Helen l-arnum Carolyn Housewert Jack Mastalesh Lana Simpson Chris Hermscn Mary Lou Huffington Harvey Medvin Marjorie Stover 178 Ralph, I believe your neck will fit right between my fingers. Business Education Cooperative Education The point is you arc out of your desk, out of order, and now, out of class. Ed Hornbeck Tony Rosonke Jack Ramsey Bob Young Judith Anderson Russell Berg Wayne Jacobs Connie Krueger Paul Robinson Cliff Stalheim Ken Thompson Gladys Wilcox Tom Yoc Drivers Education Changing lanes without signaling, stopping 6 inches behind a senii- truck, making an 80 year old woman leap over a fence, and you’re ask- ing me if you passed your driver’s test? 179 English Classes Continue Deborah Ainsworth Rachel Baskcrvillc Robert Bcincma John Bolgcr Carol Albano Marjorie Basmagy Dennis Bilycu Barbara Boyscn Delores Brooks Katherine Glison Progressive Programs Barbara LaSalle James McGhee Mark Paulson Charles Schultz Ernestine Williams Jill Lindbcrg Mary Odling Karin Ruffner Connie Schultz Beverly Wilt Foreign Languages Jan DcDccker Judy Molandcr Nicholas O’Connor Sylvia Staley Helen Beaman Trudy Hamilton Virginia Holland Marion Lingel Kathleen Lovett Elaine Prescott Elizabeth Welsh Home Economics Haven’t you ever seen anyone peel a grape before? No, that is not German for thank you, and don’t say it again. 182 James Ambruoso Wayne Brake Kenneth Bryant C'harles Christiansen Harold I rh Phil Floyd Gary Hoover William Hyde Jon Nlnvnlr Industrial Education John Rath Clayton Thompson Steve Tealc Robert Young Learning Center Music Richard Anderson Sandra Cain John Jocrn Don Parrot Math Patricia Bissonette Velma Gartner Pjtricia Picard Shirley Novak Carol Falzonc Charles Fletcher Fdward Guensburg DeLoy Hicplcr Frank Hirsch George Johnson Rick Michalek Georgia McLcish Joan Noble Paul Rewerts Linda Rogers Donald Tresemer 184 Physical Education Joseph Barth Michael Berentes Brendon Blacker Kenneth Franzen Charles Gooch Judy Griggs Sharon Hendrix C arol Johnson Jereve Miller Sally Nelson Fred Felly James Rooney Teacher Aides Janet Novak Mary Szymanski 185 Don’t tell me, show me! Science Goodbye, Mr. Du Prc! Jerry Falzone John Ihne Brian Johnson James Norsccn Mel Panjkovich William Sterr John Sundstcdt Phillip Thompson Mary Trumbauer 186 You can wait until the end of class! Social Studies Pat De Luca Paul Leisure Mary Ann Drago Lucille Saprito Wilbur Sundt John Wcant Special Education 187 Custodians Face Tough Year Custodians South Campus: Scott Martin, Dave Pudsett, Harold Cullen, Cebe Hysmith Harry JoHannsen, Terry Leatherby Custodians North Campus: Bob LaBorc, Ed Nash. Sonny Maloni. Ray Tallant. Matt Fetters 188 They Put It All Together Cafeteria Personnel South Campus: f irst Row: Pat Mueller, Joan Christopherson. Dona Irint, Beatrice Frantz Manager, Jennifer Daughembaugh, Mary Scipts, Lorraine Bender. Second Row: Anna Jean Schcideggcr, Connie Rosenquist, Jean Knight, Becky McDonald, Rita Dement, Marion Broman, Marlyn Sicotte, Hazel Check, Dorothy Addams, Mac Ryan. Barbara Peterson. 189 Cafeteria Personnel North Campus: First Row: Betty Ramey, Phyllis Miles, Yvonne Loster-Manager, Grace Harding, Joan Lones. Second Row: Georgia Giacone, Linda Brantly, Martha Hassinger, Sandi Ball, Dixie Arlow, Kathy Meyer. Our Home Town The “Spirit of 76” is many things and one of the most im- portant is caring. People reaching out to people. 190 191 DRIVE-RIGHT DART BOARD + Congratulates ALL students for surviving another year of school - Have a nice summer and remember DRIVE - RIGHT A.W. Anderson Agency, Inc Our Agents Are: Art Anderson, Carl Lee, Crawford DeWitt 6464 N. Second Street Loves Park, Illinois Phone 663-6630 for all your insurance needs. 193 Wrecker Service Free Estimates 633-0865 30 years Experience North Park Body Shop 470 Pine-Al Drive Expert Wreck Rebuilding Frame Straightening Best Wishes for the Future From Dr. D.J. Finley 5919 N. Second Congratulations From To The Class of “76” Jessica’s Hair Fashions We Put The Zap In The Generation Gap! 194 Congratulations Class of “76” PORTER BROS. INC. Blacktop Hot Mix and Seal Coat ‘Roads ‘Crushed Rocks ‘Driveways Patching Material ‘Parking Areas Phone 623-2101 or 623-2215 or 633-2207 5647 Elevator Roscoe, Illinois ACME For The Friendly Courteous Service Ready Mix Concrete G H TOOL COMPANY 931 River Lane Loves Park, II. Phone Number 877-7823 Material Ave. P.O. Box 2206 Loves Park, II. Just Phone Us 877-1444 195 Rockford’s Largest Selection of Wedding Invitations in Rockford Brecks Hallmark Shop Meadowmart Shopping Center Phone 633-9036 Rockford Plaza Phone 226-8915 North Towne Mall Phone 877-3431 Hallmark Cards Carrier Zenith Sylvania Admiral Litton Speed Queen Motorola Roper MGA Sony RCA Monarch Norge Frigidare Whirlpool Rockford-Cherry Valley Rockton Beloit-Middleton Appliance and T.V. Centers Bill Fisher, President Cherry Valley Dial 332-4912 Rockton, Illinois Dial 624-7632 Rockford, North Dial 877-4021 Rockford, East Dial 397-4781 PARK AUTO PARTS Statefarm Insurance Companies Hometown-Bloomington, Illinois Automotive Parts Equipment Supplies Foreign Car Parts ED LUDWIG, Agent See Me For All Your Family 511 Loves Park Dr. Phone 633-7872 Insurance Needs office-633-3856 home-633-0969 5604 N. Second “Congratulations” Best of Luck Always “Home of the Range” From Your Friends From at PARKSIDE FOOD MART 5545 N. Second Phone 877-6376 196 MADISON GUN SHOP 2100 Harlem Road LOVES PARK SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 34J9 MOUTH SECOND SHEET f . O. BOX 2173 • LOVES PARK, ILLINOIS 61111 Station = 1 c o n g r a 4000 Grand Ave. 7914 N. Second Rockford, Illinois 61111 Class Realtor-Builder of (4 76” Agency Representative Daryl Scadden Home- 633-7716 Office— 633-0370 Commercial - Resident -Industrial Cooling Heating-Ventilation F r o m Loves Park Fire Dept. CARR’S Whirlpool Ice Machines Refrigeration Air Conditioning Service Station 2 1601 Windsor Rd. 525 River Park Drive Loves Park, Illinois Business 654-6000 Home 623-2600 Larry Can- Bill Betty’s Extra Kwik Gulf 30 7616 N. Alpine Loves Park, Illinois 61111 197 Black Hawk Transit Mix Vincent G. Wirks President Meteor Corporation 5610 Pike Road 877-1415 P.O. Box 2054 Loves Park, 111. Loves Park Barber Shop (on the curve) 4638 N. Second 902 Windsor Loves Park 877-5590 Specialists in Deephole Drilling Doll House Beauty Salon 877-0902 413 Grand Avenue Loves Park, Illinois Open 6 days a week 8 to 6 (Sat. 7 to 6) Fast Service 633-8479 654-0641 Dave Gough Heating and Air-Conditioning 412 River Lane Loves Park Loves Park 633-7130 Notary 6101 N. Second Speed-Rite License and Title Service Lee and Ann Stafseth owners North Park Hardware Open Daily 7824 N. Second Street 633-4402 Do - Sa - Do Western Wear Complete Western Wear Line Square Dance Apparell Minnetonka Moccasin Boots-Shirts-Belts 6137 N. Second St. 633-7764 Trust Us To Find A Home To Suit Your Needs. Thorpe Realty System 6214 N. Second Street 633-0097 The Framing Place 3602 North Main 877-0112 Best Wishes To The “76” Graduates NORTH PARK PRESCRIPTIONS PHARMACY VARLAND AGENCY 730 North Main Just Phone Us 200 968-5841 •Prescriptions Trussels •Abdominal Supports Open Daily 8 A M. to 10 P.M. Sunday 9 to 1 and 5 to 8 7924 N. Second........................633-3431 Compliments of pARK BQWL Bowling and Lounge 5626 N. Second 633-8824 Dick and Bill Loves Park, Illinois 61111 633-6028 Aluminum Windows-Awnings-Sidings Jalously Windows C T R O N TRI-STATE ALUMINUM PRODUCTS CO. 633-0466 Manufacturers and Distributers Dial-815-877-6081 6300 Forest Hills Road I C DAVE SUNDBERG’S SKELLY Service Station Best Wishes Class of “76” Dave Sundburg 3307 Charles Phone 226-0034 c a C r 202 Anderson Oil Company Quality Plus Service J.W. Tires, Too m e r a a f t 8030 N. Second Rockford, Illinois Phone 633-1812 Come in anytime! Rockford, III. We are Proud to Serve you! We are open 24 hours for your convenience. 5303 N. Second Phone: 877-5169 Walk on in and look around for some new shoes. Kinney’s Shoes 6213 N. Second Good Luck to the Class of “76” from Dwyer Redi Mix HIGAR REALTORS Representing HORSE SHOE BEND ESTATES Arkansas AND All your local Real Estate needs. Duane Hiaar-397-4723 5608 Carrie Krausie-633-3675 Lil Heinrich-1-623-2737 N. Second Office-654-2737 Maid - Rite 5643 N. Second Compliments Of 4907 N. SECOND ST. LOVES PARK May the Senior Class of 1976 have the Brightest Future! From the members of the 1976 Meteor Staff. 203 STANDARD Bert’s Meadowmart Standard 6223 N. Second Loves Park, Illinois Phone Front end alignment PARK TIRE 633-2799 Brake Service Batteries Center, Inc. Tune-ups Exhaust Systems Loves Park’s Complete Tire Service Keith Lafleur Electronic Wheel Balancing 56 j9 jenson Drive Greg Hutchison APPELL AUTO SALES 4821 N. Second Street Just Phone 877-4716 Supplier of Fund Raiser Merchandise FUND RAISERS (Division of High Crest Greeting) Cleaning Service and Supplies 5600 N. Second SAAB Phone 633-3460 7400 Edwards Dr. 633-0413 234 River Park 204 Sorenson Building Service World Floor Machine Distributors Quality Plus Service Anderson Datsun 7920 N. Alpine Congratulations to the Class of“76” from Ace Welding and Fabricating Good Luck Class of “76” From Joe Coorigan Manufacturing 6218 N. Second 3M Safety Products 633-8484 MOZADA DATSUN NATIONAL HONOR Betty Allen BEST WISHES FOR THE FUTURE NATIONAL I V HONOt SOCIETY 7 ugy Keith Hays Gary Anderson ip James Holt Jeff. J. Anderson Tim MacKenzie Kevin Baker c Nancy Milhone Beverly Bosselman 1 Tom Miller Kimberly Bowers a Michael Nelson Vint Buckwalter s Mark Pearson Karla Cadwell s Marilyn Pherigo Becky Casarotto Michael Price Gary Eppes Julie Rote Scott Erwin of Cindy Shields Scott Estobrook James Sinkiawic Barb Fasulo “76” Victor St. Angel Sally Fowler Tom Stolberg Jim Frazier Julie White 205 Compliments of the Congratulations Grand Avenue And Barber Shop Best Wishes To The D H Mobil Gass of “76” Class of “76” From Best Wishes, Mr. and Mrs. Rod Pres. Gene Snyder Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Senior Class of “76” From Robert O Sheilds State Farm Insurance Your-Family-Insurance-Man 7700 N. Second Phone 633-3464 206 Foley’s Arco Service Open 24 hours 24 hour Wrecker Starting Service Sun Diagnostic Computer Tire Truing Galancing Motor Tune-up Wheel Aligning Brake Work Complete Car Care Service Phil Foley Sr. Riverside N. Second Phil Foley Jr. 633-9640 Walter Foley Sr. Congratulations Don Smith from: Don Severson Steel Sheds Shelving Toys Playground equipment Phone 633-0421 7307 N. Alpine Gold Leaf L.T.D. Manufacturer Retailer of Do-It Yourself figuries, wall plaques, etc. - T Q 1% 1 Northern Propane JL yl Gas Company Wolohan Home Improvements ni voiohairnM ] JnTCT 7C 1616 Windsor Rd. 633-5653 1 u r guj Landers-Land 4620 N. Second Street U.S.A. Rockford, Illinois Our Office Number is Lander’s Launderette 877-7625 7836 N. Second Phone 633-1452 Good Luck Loves Park Area 5602 N. Second From Tires-Batteries— Accessories 633-9556 Scotch Cleaners GIB’S SUNOCO 505 Boylston Complete Auto Service Better Groceries Tune Ups ’Brakes at Jubilee Food Mart 4701 N.Second Dial 877-6121 ’Carburation ’Ignition ’Starter Generators Best Wishes From Gib, Louie, George, and Gary 208 Student Council We, the representatives of 1976, took pride in serving the student body a United way, as our forefathers stood 200 years ago. Our purpose, to maintain a democratic Society paralleling generations past, was accomplished successfully by the efforts of all involved. The members of Student Council extend their appreciation to advisors: Mr. Gibson Jim Chastain - President Mike Price - Vice President Laurie Derrickson - Secretary Scott Erwin - Treasurer Mr. Hirsh Mr. Connors Mrs. McLeish Members Julie Bolstad Bev Bosselman Mike Bunders Sherry Carters Jill Heid Liz Howell Chris Landwair Robin Layman Chuck Runyard Gale Sather Barb Fasulo Scott Dossey Kelly Ebert Kris Gough Cyndi Gunderson Sharon Hart Kathi Peebles Brent Schweinler Nancy Shoemaker Pat Swenson Cindy Thresher Gina Valenti Roberta Verstraete Cyndi Austin Barb Wehlborg Ginger Stubbs Sue Barry Jeff Milhone Tina Gabe Tim Ryan Dennis Woods Anna Bartum Diane Welsh Pat Barkdoll Jackie Hart Ellen Higginson Janine Huffman 209 Morrison Studios 536 West Wisconsin Avenue Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53203 Phone:(414)271-3793 Congratulations from the Curve Fishing Shop Phone: 877-2455 Good Luck Class of “76” Rieken Bookkeeping and Tax Service 5608 N. Second K Muffler Shops W' ru W V jfi. -U. C- Phohe: 633-3286 Evenings fey Appointment Scott Lane ■Jf IS Bill Bratcher 4734 N. Second Loves Park, Illinois Phone: 877-6007 - Congratulations, Graduate! You are at the beginning of a new life, and we wish you well on your future endeavors. Regardless of whether you continue your formal education or enter tlie world of business and industry immediately, we hope you wilfconsider the opportunities at Barber-Colman Company. For over 75 years, Barber-Colman has played an .• active part in the Rockford Loves Park community. We are a multi-division corrh pany with manufacturing and marketing opportunities for the aggressive, • dynamic graduate in our three local plants� „ f � , Barber-Colman Company 1300 flock Street. Rockford, Illinois, O.S.A. 61101 815 968-6833 An Equal Opportunity Employer M F 211 Everything in Insurance” Ken McEachran Agency 511 Loves Park Drive Loves Pajk, Illinois 633-8765 Good Luck Class of “76 from Delehanty Funeral Home 401 Riverlane Loves Park, II. Phone 633-6010 212 Best Wishes To The Class of “76” Good Luck Graduates From Dave Tresemer From Developer of the Bud’s Phillip 66 TRESEMER ESTATES AND 5601 N. Second SUNDANCE ACRES, ROSCOE leading manufacturer of fine decorative hardware. j A modern plant with modern ideas about products and people. With a huge network of outlets all over the United States and Canada. Amerock fuis proudly put a little bit of Rockford in almost even,' Jiome in North America! AMEROCK CORPO lR A fT6 N 4000 AUBURN STREET • ROCKFORD, ILL. An Equal Opportunity Employer” Congratulations Congratulations to the Class of “76” From The From Your Friends LOVES PARK at the Highway Grocery LAUNDRY 213 iiJlmerock CONGRATULATIONS TO YOU from 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 214 A LOOK INTO THE FUTURE... Health Success Happiness Prosperity It would be nice if we knew what the future had in store for us all. No one knows for sure, but we would like to show you some of the wisest ways to manage your money in the days to come. Stop in and see us any time. We’re here to help you. ! North Second Street and Riverside Boulevard Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Loves Park. Illinois 215 Senior Index Aase, Kristy 100 Abramovich, Scott 100 Adams, Kirt 100 Adams, Sandra 36,100 Ad dams, Darlene 51,100 Ahmer, Kevin 100 Alexander, Rona 100 Allen, Betty 33,40,78,100 Allen, Rickey 100 Allton, Greg 100 Almberg, Theresa (Wright) 100 Ames, Tamme 100 Anderson, Debi 36,100,317 Anderson, Gary 33,46,74,100 Anderson. Jeff Jay 33,46,101 Anderson, Jeff L. 39,101 Anderson, Thomas 56,57,101 Andrei, Ronald 101 Andrews, Scott 82,101 Antaztis, Alexander 35,40,41, 88,101 Arlow,Sue 101 Armstrong, Don 101 Arterberry, Todd 101 Attebery, Diana 101 Atterbury, Steve 70,101 Aultman, Diana 40,101 Aurand, Gary 70,101 Austin, Robert 46,70,101 Baily, Jay 101 Bain. Julie 101 Bain. Mark 101 Baker, Kevin 33,43,51,53,56, 64.101 Ballard, Tim 64,101 Balzer, Rodney 70,101,103 Bargman, Linda 45,78,81,96, 101 Bargman, Tim 101 Barkdoll, Tim 82,101 Barrone, Daniel 101 Bartels, Bruce 82,101 Baxter, Janice 101 Baxter, Wade 101 Baxter, Wanda 48,101 Belcher, Shelly 37,101 Bender, Bryan 101 Berger, Paul 101 Bertenshaw, Kathy 101 Betts, Gary 46,70,101 Blakley, Walter 102 Blitch, Curt 70,102 Block, Dan 102 Blodgett, Kelly 36,37,101 Bloyer, Webster 102,110 Blunt, Donnell (Rosik) 102 Bohn, Dan 70,88,98,102,103 Bohren, Steve 102 Bolsted, Julie 40,102 Booth, Tim 102 Bosselman, Beverly 32,33,49, 102 Bowers, Kimberly 33,34,51, 56.102 Bowling, Clinton 102 Bracher, Steve 70,102 Brazinskas. Debbie 56,58,102 Breese, Don 102 Brain, Brenda 102 Briceno, Jackie 40,43,102 Brinkley, Steven 102 Broege, Kathy 40,102 Brown. Bruce 102 Brunson, Chris 102 Bryant, Lloyd 98,102 Buckwalter, Vint 33,102 Bunders, Michael 46,94,102 Bunger, Jeff 51,82,102 Burdick, Kimberly 102 Cadwell, Karla 33,102 Calhoun, Brian 102 Calhoun, Nelda 102 Cantele, Dianna 102 Carabelli, John 46,70,88,103 Carl, Wendy 103 Carlson, Dean 46,70,103,119 Carlton, Paula 103 Carter, Linda 58,103 Carter, Sherry 32,56,57,103 Carter, Tim 103 Casarotto, Becky 33,103 Casey, Sandy 103 Cassaro, Pamela 103 Castro. Bob 70,103 Chappell, Cliff 65,103 Chastain, James 32,34,56,103, 165 Christiansen, Chris 103 Clark, Scott 51,103 Cobb, Diana 51,103 Cockrum, Richard 103 Collins, Bonnie 103 Conti, Mark 103 Cook, Lorie 39,103 Cook, Pam 103 Cook, Ricky 103 Coon fare, Richard 103 Corona, Connie 103 Covert, Wendy 63,104 Crabill, Cindy 104 Crane, Dave 104 Crawford, Tila 39,104 Crowe, Karen 36,56,58,104 Cullen. Vicki 104 Cunningham, Michelle 104 Cutler, Debra 104 Czubachowski, Pat 104 Dahlberg, Bob 104 Daily, Phillip 104 Davis, Carol 104 Davis, Debbie 104 Davis, Joyce 104 Davis, Steve 104 Dean, Tammie 104 Decker, Larry 104 Delehanty, Mary 104 Downing, Randy 104 Downing, Richard 104 Dregger, Martin 43,51,53,104 Dresselhuys, Willem 35,40.41, 43,104 Dresser, Jim 104,112 Du Foe, Mildred 104 Duhigg, Tim 104 Ekbcrg, Allan 88,104 Eld ridge, Dorothy 105 Endsley, Joy 105 Engebretson, John 70,105 Englehart, Leann 105 Eppes, Gary 33,53,56,105,120 Erickson, Alan 105 Erickson, Michael 105 Erickson, Randy 105 Ersland, Dawn 105 Erickson, Steve 105 Erwin, Bradley 105 Erwin, Scott 32,33,35,105 Estabrook, Scott 33,34,43,51, 105 Ethington, David 63,105 Ethington, Ronald 105 Ewers, Kevin 33,43,65,76,105 Fagerstrom, Rick 105 Fant, Steven 64,70,105 Fasulo, Barb 32,33,56,105,105 Faulkner, Particia 105 Fauerbauch, Karl 105 Ferguson, Don 105 Ferguson, Doris 40,106 Fishel, Lynette 106 Flaningam, Kevin 106 Foreman, Mary 37,106 Flowers, Cindy 106 Foss, Petria 35,51,56,106 Foster, Dave 63,65,106 Fowler, Sally 33,36,63,106 Fox, Doug 106 Frazier, Jim 46,70,106 Fry, Rose 49,106 Fry, Tim 106 Furnish, Joan 106 Furseht,John 106 Gardin, Jose 35,40,41,106 Guillermo., Garrone 40,41,106 Gentry, Charlene 106 Gentrey, Colleen 56 106 Gibson, Luanne 106 Gillette, Cheryl 34,107 Gilligan, Floyd 70,107 Gittleson, Dawn 107 Glodo, Penny 107 Colder, DeAnna 107 Gordon, Dawn 78,107 Gorzynski, Tom 107 Gossard, Sandra 107 Granath, Linda 45,81,96,107 Graves, Gary 56,107 Green, Cathy 107 Gregory, Scott 107 Gruner, Tammy 46,107 Gustafson, Rick 70,107 Hagerman, Rhonda 49,107 Hall, Denise 107 Hamlin, Mary 107 Ilammack, Ginger 58,107 Hammond, Sue 48,107,116 Haney, Richard 56,107 Hanson, Shawn 58,59,107 Hanson, Elaine 37,107 Hartoon, Debby 107 Hatch, Karen 53,56,107 Hatfield, Kevin 107 Havens, James 70,107 Hays, Keith 33,107 Heck, Steven 107 Heid, Jill 32,36,40,108 Heindenreich, Dianna 56,108 Heinzeroth, Jack 108 Hendershott, Patti 108 Henderson, Jim 108 Henderson, Scot 39,108 Hendren, Lori 39,108 Hendricks, John 108 Hendry, Michael 108 Hicks, Glenda 58,108 Hillburst, George 57,64,108 Hladilek, Ellen 108 Holdcroft, Sara 108 Holm, Cindy 39,108 Holt, James 33,70,108 Hopper, Evelyn 56,64,108 Horn, Robert 108 Hose, Leroy 108 Houser, Ed 108 Houy, Daniel 108 Howe, Vicki 108 Howell, Elizabeth 32,40,108 Huhsman, Kim 49,108 Hulbert, Patsy 108 Humphreys, Jo Anne 56,108 Inskeep, Susan 56,108 Isom, Vickcy 49,108 Jack, Cindy 108 Jenkins, Terry 33,37,40,109 Jensen, Jay 109 Jensen, Kevin 43,50,51,56,64, 109 Jczierski, Susan 109 Jocrn, Brian 56,109 Johannsen, Dan 70,109 Johns, George 109 Johnson, Diane 109 Johnson, Douglas 51,109 Johnson, Gayle 37,109 Johnson, Kelly 109 Johnson, Marshall 109 Johnson, Paul 109 Johnson, Vicky 56,58,109 Jones, Brenda 39,49,109 Jones, Marjorie 109 Jones, Rebecca 109 Jury, Doug 46,70,99,109 Kampmcier, Diane 109 Kane, Tim 88,110 Kane, Tom 70,110 Keen, Debbe 110 Kennedy, Peggy 37,110 Kerr, Greg 110 Kevern, Theresa 110 Kiesclburg, Brad 110 Kliven, Branda 38,58,110 Kluvcr, Randy 94,110 Knope, Judy 56,96,110 Knutson, Judy 110 Knutson, Keith 70,110 Koonmcn, Karl 110 Krevel, Judy 110 Krienke, Randolph 110 Lamb, Patricia 110 Landis, Russ 110 Landwair, Chris 32,46,70,88 Lang, Rick 110 Lange, Ted 110 Larson, Jeff 110 Larson, Steve 56,63,110 Layman, Robin 110 Lenz,John 110 Lewis, Patrick 111 Lewis, Randy 111 Libby, Robert 111 Likes, Linda 58,111 Lindquist, Teresa L. 56,58 Little, Bill 111 Lapata, John 111 Louden, Scott 46,82,111 Ludington, Dodi 111 Lugering, Christina Lynn 40.111 Luke, Thomas 51,111 Lundgrcn, Jeff 70,111 Lynch, Dan 111 Mackenzie, Tim 33,46,111 Mackey, Marvin 76,111 Maddock, Gail 81,111 Markcl, Doug 111 Martin, Mike 111 Marx, Darlene 58,111 Massie, Lynnctte 111 216 McDonald, Pamela 40,64,111 McDowell, Daniel 111 McGee, Patrick 56,111 McGregor, Cathy 39,112 McGuire, Nancy I 12 McKinney, William 112 McLaughlin, Steven 112 McLean, Mike 112 Mcacham, Scott 112 Meade, Gregory 112 Meek, George 112 Mei, Chris Dawn 39,45,112 Mciborg, Robin 112 Melcher, Ramona 112 Melcndrcz, Vicki 112 Messenger, Deborah 112 Meyen, Debra 112 Midgett, Myron 51,53,112 Milhone, Nancy 33,46,112 Miller, Ben 112 Miller. Helen 39,56,112 Miller, Tom 76,112 Mills, Mike H. 112 Milroy, Terry Joe 109,112 Minns. Becky 112 Mitchell, Kelly 43,112 Mitchell. Wayne 112 Moeller, Ken 65,112 Molencupp. Brian 112 Moline, Christine Anne 55,58, 113 Molitor, Alice 43,58,113 Molitor, Joyce 58,113 Monnicr, Paul 40,70,113 Montalvo, Rick 113 Moore, Anita 113 Morgan, Jim 113 Motter, Pattic Kay 113 Mounts, Thomas 113 Mowdy, Scott 113 Mullins, Farley 113 Munger, Mark 51,113 Nardiello, Cindy 113 Neblock, George 113 Nelson, Becky 113 Nelson, Bill 113 Nelson, John 113 Nelson. Kelly 113 Nelson, Michael 33,113 Nelson, Tom 70,112,113 Neubaucr, John 113 Niarhos, Wanda 113 Nichols, Mary 113 Nicosia, Joseph 113 Nilgcs, Jorg 113 Nilscn, James 113 Nordmoe, Dawn 113 Northrup, Candy 113 Novak. Pamela 113 Nyren, JoAnn 113 Ohman, Diane 51,64,114 Oliver, Cheryl 114 Oliveri, Paula 49,33,56.114 Olsen, Dennis 114 Olson, Kevin 114 Olson, Kim 114 Olson, Randy 114 Osinski, Kurt 64,1 14 Otterson, Nancy 58,114 Page, Connie I 14 Palmer. Brad 46,70,88,114 Parker, Mike 114 Parker, Thomas 114 Peacock, Robert I 14 Peak, Tim 114 Pearson, Larry 1 14 Pearson. Mark 34,56,57,120,114 Pellman, Rory 115 Perkins, Loric 115 Perrin, John 115 Pcrsoon, Terry I 15 Peters, Dean Allen 115 Pcgerson, Debbie 36,40,78,115 Peterson, Holly I 15 Peterson, James 115 Peterson, Mark 115 Peterson, Valerie 39,106,115 Pherigo, Marilyn 33,56,66,115 Pitts, Jeanne 37,40,42,115 Pratt,Caren 115 Prentice, Scott 115 Preston, Cynthia 115 Price, Michael 32,33,115 Purington, Bruce 115 Pyfcr, Dan 115 Raney, Robin 115 Rawhoff, Debbie 115 Raynier, Loren 115 Rehm, Jeffrey 51,115 Reigh, Sue 115 Rcinhard, Kathleen 115 Reinhold, Sheila 45,78.81,96, 116 Richmond, Kathleen 116 Richmond. Diane 53,56,116 Richmond, Joanne 51,53,56, 116 Richmond, Susan 116 Richter, Brian 38,116 Rickelman.Guy 34,39,56,116 Riddle. Bill 116 Ritter, Darryl 116 Robinson, Barbara 116 Robinson, Bruce 116 Rodriquez, Gloria 116 Rodriquez, John 116 Rodriquez, Jorge 40,42,116 Rominc, Harold 116 Roscoe, Richard 116 Rosily. Donnell I 16 Rose, Tim 65,116 Rote, Julie 33,35,116 Runyard, Charles 32,33,34,53, 56,57,116 Russell, Kathi 116 Ryks, Russell 116 Sallinger, Scott 117 Sandeen, Mark 51,63,117 Sanders, Barry 56,117 Sather, Gale Sofie 32,36,40,117 Sayers, Steve 117 Schabcll, Kurt 117 Schick. David 76,117 Schmcrtman, Dave 117 Schmidtke, Larry 117 Schrack, Barbara Lynn 58,117 Schuhmachcr, Blake 65,117 Schuhmacker, Pedro 39,76,117 Schumann, Pamela 117 Scott, Mindy 117 Seaworth, Walter 117 Seidel, Mary 51.117 Sheehan, Shannon 56,117 Shields, Cindy 33,34,35,56,57, 117 Shields, Mike 38,117 Shones, Dale 117 Short, Joni 36,37,117 Shrader, Deborah 37,117 Shumate, Karen 117 Shurman, Bruce 117 Seibarth, Christine 117 Sinkiawic, James 33, 117 Skattum,Tcri Ann 100,117 Slavings, Deborah 118 Smallwood, Tammy 118 Smith, Becky 118 Smith, Cindy 118 Smith, Donald 118 Smith, Kathryn 36,37,118 Smith, Larry 118 Smith, Richard 118 Smith, Roger 118 Smith, Wilma 118 Sorenson, Patti 39,118 Sparkman. Laura 38,118 Sparkman, Linda 38,118 St. Angel, Victor 33,118 St. John. Randy 118 Stebbins, Jeffrey 118 Stenzel, Lori 49,118 Stephenson, Perry 118 Stewart, Christopher 118 Stewart, Debbie 118 Stites, Penny 118 Stivers, William 56,62,63,118 Stoaklcy, Phillip 39,63,118 Stolbcrg, Tom 33,43,51,53,118 Streit, Kelley Elizabeth 118 Strey, James 70,118 Stringham, Sharon 37.118 Stults, Steven 39,118 Sturdevant, Keith 118 Sumner, Edie Marie 119 Sundberg, Vicki 40,48,100,110, 119 Sundbo, Tamara Sue 51,119 Sundh, Carina 40,41,43,119 Thoele, Brian 119 Thomas, Linda 119 Thresher, Mike 119 Torres, Mark 119 Treadway, Sharon 119 Trosper, Richard 119 Tucker, Paula 58,119 Tufly, Rebecca 119 Turnmeyer, Steven 42,119 Vaher, Jeff 119 Vanderbosch, Cindy Marie 119 Vasseur, Pamela 119 Vasseur, Tina 39,120 Villaeis, Carmen 40,42,43,120 Vines, Bertha 36,58,120 Volden, Dana 120 Von Kannel. Joel 39,106,120 Von Zychlin, Christa 51,98,120 Vyborny, Vernon 39,120 Wagner, Dana 120 Waid, Paulette 58,120 Walker, Marilyn 56,120 Wallace, Brian 120 Wentland, John 94.120 West, Charles 120 Westdadt, Mary Alice 120 Westholder, Barry 120 Whaley. Linda White, Julie 33,49,66,120 Wiemken, Carol 33,51,120 Williams, Gary 39,120 Wilson, Barb 40.121 Wilson, Pamela 36,121 Wojewodzki, Tony 121 Wyatt, Bruce 56,63,121 Young, Dave 121 Zapeda, Luis 40,94.121 Zaugg, David 39,56,121 • Zavagli, John 121 Junior Index Acaley, Linda 51,128 Adami, Gary 51,53,94,128 Addams, Darryl 128 Agnew, Mark 39,128 Aldrich, Ken 128 Alexander, Ken 128 Allison, Cindy 35,43,128 Almberg, Loretta 38,39.40,53, 64,128 Alsup, Sandra 128 Ancona. Mike 128 Anderson, Becky 49,128 Anderson, Brad 128 Anderson. Robin 36,56,58,128 Argylc, Timothy 128 Ashby, Jess 128 Attebery, Kathy 128 Aughenbaugh, Kimberly 128 Aune, Carrie 56,59,128,131,134 Bacino, Greg 128 Bader, Sandy 36,37,128 Bader, Teresa 39,58,128 Baldwin, Brenda 128 Bales, Sheila 128 Ballard, Dianne 35,46,56,128 Bankson. Holly 128 Bartelt, Sharon 128 Bates, Lesley 128 Baxter, lan 34,128 Baxter, Ward 128 Baylor, Dawn 129 Beach,Dean 129 Beach, Doug 129 Becker, Lowrence 129 Bell, Teresa 129 Bennett, Mike 129 Bennett, Robin 129 Bertenshaw, Louis 129 Bertrand. Mary 58,129 Bilodeau. Debbie 129 Binger, Scott 59,64,129 Black, Jimmy 129 Blodgett, Jeff 129 Blume, James 70,129 Board, Jeff 129 Boehm, Carl 129 Bohn, Joe 70,88,129 Bolstad, Jody 32,129 Bonacquisti, Kim 50,51,78,129 Boslem, Grace 58,129 Bourbon, Craig 129 Bowers, Dennis 70,88,129 Bowers, Thomas 129 Boxrud. Ron 129 Boyce, Kim 129 Bradford, Bradley 129 Brady, Jody 64,129 Bratcher. Ronald 129 Breeze. Linda 58,129 Brcitenfeldt, Toni 129 Blinker. Dale 76,88,129 Brown, Kathy 129 Brown. Susan 39,129 Bryant, Theresa 129 Brynolf, Nancy 129 Buffington, Carrie 129 Burden, Scott 46,54,79,129 Burk. Fred 129 Burk. Marvin 129 Burk. Patricia 129 Burke. Shelly 37,129 Burt, Tom 94,129 217 Cantele, Dan 129 Cantu, Dan 129 Carlson, Scott 56,76,129 Carlson, Thomas 129 Carlson, Vickie 56,129 Carter, Dale 51,129 Carter, Kathy 35,129 Carter, Lee 129 Carter, Mark 129 Catron, Janice 56,58,129 Cave, Mitch 129 Chadwick, Joji 129 Chandler, Becki 129 Cheek, Sandra 130 Childress, Charles 130 Clark, Brenda 130 Clark, Jeff 76,130 Claudy, Tonya 130 Cline, Rick 70,130 Cline, Russell 130 Collins, Wayne 70,83,130 Conness, Dan 130 Conti, Valerie 64,130 Cook, Thomas 130 Coyne, Michael 130 Cozad, Regina 56,130 Crabtree, Franklin 130 Crain, Daniel 130 Crane, Doug 82,130 Crescenzo, Vince 70,130 Cullen, Carla 49,130 Cullen, Judith 43,130 Cunningham, Brian 56,59,130, 134 Cunningham, Dave 130 Cunningham, Stephanie 130 Dahlberg, Dan 130 Darden, Joe 130 Dayhoff, Rick 34,53,56,59,64, 130,134 Dcnby, Michael 130 Dickson, Barbara 51,53,130 Dickson, Stephen 39,64,70,130 Dobson, Marty 130 Doherty, Ed 130 Donaldson, Deborah 130 Dossey, Scott 46,56,70,130 Dowell, Tim 130 Dresser, Steve 130 Driscoll, Jacki 88,130 Duclon, Allison 130 DuFoe, Jay 130 Dupont, Monica 130 Easton, Maria 130 Ebert, Kelly 32,46,130 Ekberg, Rodney 35,82,130 Endsley,Gay 130 Engebretson, Laurie 130 Eno, James 56,130 Epling, Tracey 56,58,130 Eppcs, Tim 130 Erickson, Lenora 130 Errico, Elizabeth 130 Evink, William 130 Ewers, Kari 131 Falkowski, Sonja 131 Farr, Cindy 47,49,131 Fausett, Brenda 131 Ferguson, Tom 51,131 Fields, Judy 131 Finch, Pamela 131 Finch, Tom 39,131 Fiser, Karen 58,131 Flatebo, James 131 Fleming, Karen 58,59,78,131 Flock, Randy 70,82,131 Florence, Richard 131 Fosberg, Tim 79,131 Fox, Joe 88,131 Frederick, Darwin 39,131 French, Sarah 56,59,66,131 Froning, Debra 36,131 Fullmer, Peter 131 Furno, Sam 70,131 Garbers, Karen 37,131 Garr, Deborah 56,58,59,131 Gerke, Terri 36,37,131 Gcrmann, Daniel 131 Gittleson, Doug 131 Glodo, Allen 39,131 Glogowski, Theresa 131 Gough, Krista 32,46,49,131 Graham, Darla 36,37,131 Gray, Cheryl 131 Grecula, Ann 56,66,132 Green, Lynn 39,132 Greenlee, Shaun Greenwood, Donna 39,56,132 Griese,Gary 132 Grinnell, Diane 37,132 Grooms, Carole 132 Gunderson, Cyndi 32,33,49,132 Gunnerson, Bradley 132 Habben, Danny 132 Halbrader, Steve 132 Hamilton, Ron 70,88,132 Hamilton, Tim 132 Hansler, Sherry 36,132 Hanson, Dennis 132 Hanson, Eunice 46,132 Hanson, Vicky 132 Harole, Ricky 65,132 Hart, Sharon 32,34,132 Hartman, Leo 70,88,132 Harwood, Tammy 58,132 Haugen, Judith 37,132 Hawkins, Beverly 37,132 Hays, Cindy 37,132 Heaton, Steven 70,132 Heck, Curt 132 Heindenreich, Julie 51,132 Heilman,Tammy 36,37,132 Heintz, Wendy 132 Helgeson, Jeff 132 Helmer, Nick 132 Helm, Raymond 64,132 Helms, Glynda 132 Hendershott, Karoll 132 Henninger, Brenda 56,132 Henrey, Jeff 132 Herring, Jeff 132 Hess, Kelly 33,38.64,133 Hess, Melvin Todd 133 High, Patrick 70,132 Hill, Bobby 133 Hillenburg, Donna 81,133 Hinkle, Daniel 133 Hirth, Bonnie 37,133 Hissong, Michael 51,133 Hodyniak, Ray 133 Holder, Debra 36,37,133 Holmes, Elizabeth 133 Horner, Doug 133 Hose, Georgia 133 Hubbard, Richard 133 Hutcheson, David 133 Hutchinson, Tam 38,96,133 Jacobs, Cindy 133 Jacobson, Debbie 56,133 Jeffries, Debbie 133 Jenkins, Patricia 133 Jensen, Karen 35,40,133 Johnson, Brian 70,88,133 Johnson, Crystal 81,96,133 Johnson, Cynthia 133 Johnson, Douglas 133 Johnson, Lori 58,133 Johnson, Lori Ruth 133 Johnson, Nancey 133 Johnson, Theresa 37,133 Johnston, Patty 48,51,64,133 Jones, David 133 Jones, Larry 133 Jones, Martin 133 Juno, Nancy 133 Karsten, Jean 39,133 Keen,Johnny 133 Kelley, Laura 133 Kerby, Norman 133 Kerr. Deanna 133 Kerska, Terry 133 Kirschbaum, John 65,133 Kittinger.Tina 134 Kjederquist, Pamela 66,134 Klaman, Sydney 43,70,134 Kleparski, Geralyn 134 Kleparski, Steven 134 Kliven, Randy 134 Knight, Kimberly 134 Knox, Mike 134 Kokotkiewicz, Debra 36,134 Kolcnda, Katie 37,64,134 Konitski, Richard 134 Koonmcn, Michael 134 Kurchinsky, Thomas 50,51,53, 134 Lafferty, Cheryl 134 Lamberth, Michael 134 Lanigan, James 134 Larson, Brian 134 Larson, Mary 37,134 Larson, Karla 96,134 Larson, Sandra 134 Lee, Lynette 134 Lee, Tina 134 Leis, Sherri 134 Leslie, Scott 88,134 Levey, LouAnn 38,134 Levins, Mike 51,134 Libby, Russell 51,134 Lindblom, David 79,134 Lindey, Mike 51,134 Lindvall, David 134 Long, Candy 58,134 Lundvall, Debra 134 Luter, Kathleen 134 MacKenzie, Tom 134 Mackey, Kathy 37,134 Malone, Lori 134 Malthe, Ann 134 Mandera, Anna 39,134 Marsh, Jeffrey 134 Marshall, Wayne 51,67 Martin, Wendy 37,135 McCarthy, Kelly 135 McCauley, Jeff 70,135 McCort, Ellen 135 McCort, Terrance 70,135 McDonnell, Craig 135 McGivern, Dan 135 McKinney, LouAnn 32,35,50,51, 56,78,135 McLaughlin, Bill 135 Mead, Jeff 135 Merrick, Cindy 37,135 Mcssinger, Lori 35,39,135 Middleton, Susan 78,96,135 Milburn, Chris 135 Miles, Jodi 135 Miles, Karen 135 Miller, Kelly 38,135 Miller, Myra 67,135 Minns, Beth 37,135 Moore, Priscilla 66,135 Moore, Scott 135 Moore, Tim 41,51,135 Morelock, Terry 135 Morris, Darrell 65,135 Mulcahey, Mark 135 Myers. Bill 39,135 Nelson, Greg 135 Nelson, Ricky 56,59,64,135 Nelson, Tim 135 Nelsund, Justine 64,135 Niffencgger. Barb 135 Niffencggcr, Roger 135 Noble, Harold 135 Noffke, Cheryl 49,135 Northrup, Rick 135 Oakes, Kelly 37,66,135 O'Brien, John 36,40,53,56,64, 135 Olson, Donna 38,135 Olson, DuWayne 135 Olson, Tom 135 Oskins, Denise 135 Oswald, Mike 70,135 Outzen, Denise 135 Palmer, Gary 135 Palmer, Leonard 135 Palmer, Mike 136 Paris, Randy 136 Parker, Mike 136 Peak, Ron 136 Pearce, Scott 51,136 Pearson, Dwight 136 Peck, Debi 49,136 Perkins, Brian 70,136 Peterson, Bruce 38,136 Peterson, Cindy 136 Peterson, Scott 76,136 Peterson, Shirley 136 Peterson, Susan 56,136 Petrie. Debbie 37,136 Petty, Martha 136 Phillips, Linda 136 Phillips. Michael 136 Pihl, Krista 56,57,59,136 Pikios, Nick 136 Pitts. Dave 136 Plocnzke, Daniel 94,136 Pokrant, Bernadine 56,136 Polhamus, Debbie 136 Poole, Russell 136 Porter, Tom 88,136 Prentice, Rick 94,136 Radant, Doug 51,136 Ragan, Gregory 136 Ralston, Sandra 136 Rawhoof, Don 136 Redmond, Rita 136 Reinhold, Rodney 137 Rhea, Karen 137 Risenhoover, Carol 137 Ritter, Davie 137 Roberts, Deborah 137 Rogers, Brad 137 Ross, John 137 Ross, Terry 137 218 Rote, Neil 35,137 Runkel, Jody 137 Rush, Marguerite 137 Russo, Marr 137 Rutherford, Janice 137 Ryall, Cathy 137 Sabin, Bill 137 Sage, Jeff 82,137 Samp, Chris 70,82,137 Sandell, Cindy 58,59,137 Sanders, Gerald 36,43,137 Sanders, Kathy 56,137 Schiwitz, Marcella 49,137 Schlenskcr, Rob 76,137 Schmertman, Kathleen 137 Schoonmaker, Jessica 137 Schwcinler, Bertram 32,34,65,137 Scott, Kelly 137 Scott, Robin 137 Segalla, Randy 137 Seidell, Tom 35,94,137 Seipts, Tom 137 Seleen. Rod 137 Severson, Kern 66,137 Shiew, Sheila 137 Shoemaker, Nancy 32,49,137 Simmonds, Chuck 138 Simmons, Charles 138 Simmons, Debbie 38,65,138 Simmons, Sandra 138 Sincavage, Mike 138 Slatton,Pam 138 Slocum, Penny 33,64,138 Smallwood. Mike 138 Smith,Carol 51,138 Smith, Guy 138 Smith, Jean 36,64,138 Smith, Jennifer 138 Smith, Jill 39,138 Smith, Kurt 138 Smull, Kathy 138 Snap, Jan 46,64,138 Sneller, William 138 St. Angel,Charles 138 St. Pierre, Cindy 138 Stafseth, Cheryl 138 Stallard, Mike 138 Stata, Wendy 138 Stegcman, Debbie 138 Stevens, Gina 138 Stewart, Larry 138 Stewart. Victor 66,138 Stone, Darla 37,64,138 Strong, Sonja 39,138 Stubbs, Rebecca 138 Stufflebeam, Janice 138 Stufflebeam, Linda 138 Swanborg, Mary 37,138 Swinbank, Everette 138 Swinbank, Tommie 65,138 Taylor, Carrie 39,138 Thoele, Barry 138 Thomas, Dora 138 Thomas, Sandra 64,138 Thompson, Don 138 Thompson, Ken 82,138 Thompson, Sally 138 Tiffany, Sherry 37,138 Tilburg, John 138 Tish, Preston 138 Townsend, Debbie 81,138 Triplett, Barbara 138 Trollop, Valerie 58,59,138 Trosper, Connie 37,138 Turn mire, Bill 138 Tuttle, Tom 138 Ulmer. Bruce 138 Urbelis, Sally 138 Vanderbilt, Gary 39,139 Vandervort, Jeffrey 139 VanHclden, Teresa 139 Vasseur, Sandra 139 Vautrin,Jon Wesley 139 Verdina, Joe 139 Voss, Denise 139 Wadley, Dan 139 Waldrop, Virginia 139 Walsh, Teresa 139 Ward, Pam 39,139 Ware, Linda 139 Watkins, Jim 70,139 Weber, Diane 43,139 Wentland, Joe 46,70,139 West, Mark 139 West, Susan 139 Westholder, Stephanie 37,139 Wheeler, Collen 139 Whelche I, Sherry 139 Wherlcy, Judy 51,139 Whitmire, Kaye 139 Whitson, Greg 70,139 Whittenburg, Karen 35,79,139 Whittington, Steven 51,139 Wilke, Linda 139 Williams, Jodie 139 Williams, Joyce 139 Willis, Kathryn 139 Wilson, Doris 139 Wilson, Shane 139 Winters, Terry 139 Wolfgram, Donald 39,139 Worley, Terry 38,139 Yandell, Kevin 56,139 Zaugg, Crystal 37,56,67,139 Zemmerman, Jeff 139 Zimmerman, Mike 139 Zumbro, Mike 139 Sophomore Index Abbott, David 140 Adams, Darla 140 Adams, Dina 61,66,140 Adams, Toby 140 Aiello, Joy 52,140 Akers, Greg 140 Akers, Jim 140 Akers, Ruth 140 Alexander, Rena 80,81,140 Allen, Renee 140 Allton, Douglas 140 Alt, Kevin 140 Ames, Kerry 140 Ancona, Robert 140 Anderson, Amanda 95,140 Anderson, Brenda 140 Anderson, Carla 140 Anderson, Carol 140 Anderson, David 140 Anderson, Julie 140 Anderson, Mike 140 Andrei, John 90,140 Andrews. Lori 140 Armstrong, Carol 140 Aughenbaugh, Kris 140 Austin, Cyndi 32,52,140 Bacino, Tammy 60,140 Badham, Peggy 140 Bagley, Steve 140 Bailey, Debra 140 Bailey, Gordon 140 Bailey, Pam 60,141 Bain, Robert 141 Baker, Carolyn 52,76,141 Baker, Don 52,76,141 Bal .er, Kim 141 Barnes, Rick 60,141 Barnhart, Virginia 141 Barton, Cathy 141 Barton, Sue 141 Bartram, Anna 32,60,61,141 Bawker, Gilbert 141 Bazooka, Kathy 141 Beach, Duane 73,141 Beaman, Rex 141 Beck, Cindy 141 Beck, Susan 52,141 Bcksel, Cindy 61,141 Below, Bill 141 Bell, Judy 141 Benjamin, Mark 141 Benjamin, Troy 141 Bennett, Terry 52,141 Bentley, Keith 73,141 Berry, Susan 32,141 Betts, Louise 141 Beyer, Deryl 141 Biggs, Carolyn 141 Billman, Steve 141 Bindenagel, Nancy 141 Blackmer, Kevin 141 Blcckcr, Barb 70,141 Bliss, ScoU 38,94,141 Block, Lawrence 73,84,141 Blum, Corey 141 Blum, Jeff 141 Board, Melanie 141 Bohlin, Richard 141 Bohn, Richard 61,73,90,141 Bolin, Randy 73,84,141 Bonnell, Jeanie 52,53,141 Bourkland, Brad 52,73,141 Bowers, Gary 141 Bradley, Lance 141 Booversock, Tony 141 Brand, Rhonda 141 Brandt, Dale 141 Brantley, Billie 141 Breese, Norma 141 Bressler, Raymond 141 Brewer, Wanda 141 Briggs, Chuck 90,141 Brinkley. Mark 141 Briski. Susan 142 Brock, Charles 142 Broege, Douglas 142 Brown, Carolyn 67,142 Brown, Keith 142 Brown, Lori 48,142 Brown, Steve 73,142 Bruno, Doug 32,52,142 Buck, Renee 142 Bundick, Roger 142 Bunger. Matt 52,142 Burkman, Larry 142 Burns, Dennis 142 Buskc, Cheryl 142 Buske, Edie 61,142 Butterfield. Mike 84,142 Byerly, Richard 142 Bystrom, Jon 142 Carlson, Blair 142 Carlson, Brian 142 Carlson, Calvin 73,84,142 Carlson, Carrie 142 Carlson, Cheri 142 Carlson, Edith 142 Carlson, Ron 142 Cartier, Adrienne 142 Casarotto, Joan 94,142 Cascio,Sam 142 Case, Jeri 142 Casey, Mary 142 Castro, Grace 142 Cates, Wanda 142 Cave, Mark 73,142 Chadwick, Elizabeth 61,142 Chandler, William 142 Chapman, Steve 142 Childress, James 142 Christensen. Dale 78,142 Christensen, Dawn 142 Christiansen, Eve 142 Christiansen, Tim 142 Clark, Becky 38,142 Clark, David 142 Clark, Debbie 142 Clark, Kristy 54,55,142 Clark, Sophenia 61,142 Clausen, Karen 142 Clements, Ron 142 Clendening, Randy 142 Cobb, Leda 142 Cobert, Michelle 61,143 Cochran, Donnie 143 Cochrum, Judy 143 Coffman, Rudy 143 Collins, Bill 143 Collins. Joyce 143 Collins, Lillie 143 Conover, Gordon 143 Constanr, Mike 143 Cook, Denise 143 Cook,Lee 143 Cornelius, Scott 143 Corona, Diana 143 Cotton, Richard 143 Cowan, Lorna 62,143 Crain, Claudette 143 Crane, Diane 48,143 Crawford, Dane 143 Crescenzo, Mary 143 Cullum, Denise 54,60,143 Cunningham, Mark 143 Curtis, Lisa 143 Cutler. Kevin 143 Czubachowaki, Barb 143 Dahlberg, Russell 143 Dahle.John 143 Daily, Janet 61,143 Dajka, Dana 73,90,143 Dalton, Brian 143 Daniels, Brett 63,143 Davenport, Leonard 143 Davis, Glenda 144 Dawson, Doug 144 Dayhoff, Jodi 126,144 Defendi, Kerry 144 Deline, Tony 144 Dement, David 144 Demus. Billie 144 Derrickson, Rick 73.144 Derry, Debra 144 Dettmer, Darryl 144 Dieterman, Ruth 144 Dodd, Jeff 144 Donalson, Carrie 52,144 Doty, Andy 144 Downey, Ed 144 Drake, David 84,144 Dreger, Tim 52,144 Dresser, Ann 67,144 Duhigg, Jack 90.144,147 219 Dunn, Arch 144 Durfey, Karen 62,63,144 Dye, Sara 144 Earls, Debbie 144 Earls, Laurie 144 Eberlcy, James 144 Erharl, Kevin 90,144 Eichelberger, Linda 60,61,81,96, 144 Eitel, Debra 144 Eld ridge, Pat 144 Elmore, Don 90,144 Elston, Ben 53,144 Enderle, Steve 144 England, Robert 144 Erickson, Ken 144 Erickson, Don 52,144 Eschen, Jackie 145 Evans, Cindy 48,145 Evans, Lisa 81,96,145 Evcrsoll, Berta 145 Evink, Lisa 126,145 Eyster, Charlecn 48,66,145 Farrey, Dana 145 Farrey, Sherry 145 Fatherec, Kathy 145 Feggestad, Steve 52,145 Fehler, Todd 145 Ferguson, James 145 Ferguson, Tim 64,145 Fertitta, Vince 90,145 Fields, Kim 145 Fields, Sharon 145 Findley, Sue 145 Floyd, Tony 79,84,145 Foster, Edwin 145 Fox, Randall 73,145 Frederick, Don 145 Frederickson. Dan 145 Fry, Randy 145 Fuller, Julie 61,145 Furrow, Keith 145 Gabel, Tina 145 Garner, Mike 145 Gehrke, Sherri 145 Gibson, Charles 52,145 Gilbaugh, Dan 145 Gilbertson, JoAnn 145 Glodo, Dcna 145 Glogowski, Leonard 145 Goble, Don 62,145 Good rick, Gary 145 Gotton, Rick 145 Gozy, Loren 145 Grable, Rita 145,152 Grecula, Mark 145 Green. Marlene 145 Gregory, Lisa 60,61,145 Gregory, Lori 60,145 Griesman, Tom 73,84,145 Griffey, Bob 145 Gringle, Mike 66,145 Grivett, Kyle 73,146 Guffey, Kathy 61,146 Gulbrantson, Donna 52,146 Hafley, Debbie 146 Hagberg, Terry 62,146 Hagcrman, Russell 146 Haight, Walter 146 Hale, Jeff 73,146 Haling, Kathy 60,146 Hall, Curtis 146 Hall, Kathy 60,61,78,81,97,146 Hall, Scott 73,84,146 Hallberg, Debra 146 Haller, Vicki 146 Hammack, Karen 61,146 Hammer, Sandy 146 Hancbuth, Eddie 54,55,146 Hansbcrry, Mark 146 Hansel, Kristy 146 Harbison, Barb 146 Hardman, Randy 146 Harley, Ray 146 Harris, Andy 146 Hart, Terri 48,146 Marwick, Mark 146 Hawn, Brenda 146 Heaton, Theresa 67,146 Hcdlund, Danny 146 Heidenrcich, Jan 146 Helgeson, Donna 146 Helm, Kevin 146 Helman, Debbie 146 Hensley, Connie 61,146 Herron, Brent 84,146 Hcyer, Paul 146 Hiatt, Hildi 146 Hill, Tim 146 Hillary, Leslie 94,146 Hillburst, Lars 52,146 Hilleshiem, Diane 146 Hines, Chris 146 Hladilek, Jan 146 Hladilek, Julie 146 Hobson, Leah 60,146 Hodges, David 76,146 Holesinger, Sue 146 Holloway, Danny 146 Holloway, Terry 147 Hollerud, Lori 147 Holmes, Denise 63,147 Holmes, Kathleen 147 Holt, Jeff 147 Holt, Kim 147 Honeycutt, Brenda 147 Houy,Tina 147 Howlett,Tom 147 Huckabee, Charles 147 Hudson, Debbie 147 Hughes, Jay 147 Hulbert, Joe 147 Huston, Veronica 147 Hutchinson, Bruce 147 Isely, Connie 147 Isom, Chris 147 Ivins, Pam 147 Ivy, Lisa 67,147 Ivy, Quentina 147 Jacobsen, Barry 147 Jamison, Richard 147 Jance, Steve 147 Jansen, Dan 147 Jenkins, Mike 147 Johnson, Brad 52,147 Johnson, Bruce 60,73,84,147 Johnson,Carl 63,147 Johnson, Dennis 147 Johnson, Linda 147 Johnson, Ken 147 Johnson, Paul 147 Johnson, Phil 147 Johnson, Ron 147 Johnson, Scott 54,147 Johnston, Kelly 95,147 Jones, Danny 147 Jones, Mike 147 Jones, Richard 148 Jury, Cindy 52,148 Justice, Bobbie 148 Kane, Pam 148 Kellar. Sheila 60,67,148 Keltner, Glenn 148 Kerby,Janet 148 Ketelson, Sue 48 Kevern, Tammy 48,148 King,Jack 148 Kirby, Kelly 148 Kirk, Tammy 52,148 Kirkpatrick, Mary 148 Kisting, David 52,53,73,84,148 Kitzman, Bonnie 148 Kluver, Richard 94,148 Knight, Mary 148 Knoebber. Kevin 148 Kohlhorst, Kris 148 Kolenda, Marylou 148 Konitski, Doug 90,148 Krulac,Tom 148 Lamagdclaine, Jim 148 Lamb, Tom 52,148 Lamendola, Mark 63,148 Langholz, John 52,73,148 Lathrop, Jeff 148 Leadley, Tammy 148 Lenz, Mike 148 Lewis, Marty Jay, 148 Lighthart, Anita Louise 148 Lighthart, Laura Jean 148 Lincoln, Penny J. 148 Lindenmeier, Carol 148 Lindquist, Kirk 148 Lindquist, Tammy Kay 148 Lindsay, Tim 148 Liston, Scott William 148 Littlejohn, Russ 148 Lloyd, Randy Scott 149 Long, Sue 149 Lorna, Cowan 149 Luckadoo, Randy 149 Ludwig, Alan A. 149 Luter, Melinda M. 149 Lyon, Carla Sue 149 Lyon, Curt 149 Lyon, Marla Lou 149 Mackey, Jeff H. 149 Mackey, Kathy S. 149 Maddock, Kim L. 149 Magee, Wendy Sue 149 Mandera, Terry Lynn 149 Manger, Vicky 149 Manning, Terri Lynn 149 Marquette, Dale Loren 149 Marshall, Mary 149 Martin, Charlene 149 Martin, Tim 149 Martin, Walter David 149 Massie, Larene Kay 149 Massoth, Mary Ann 149 Mathews, Michelle 149 Mattingly, Bradley Scott 149 McCord, Jeff 149 McCulley, David 149 McGinnity, Kathy I. 149 McKiski, Doreen 149 Meacham, Warren Charles 149 Medearis, Dan 149 Meiborg, Jeff Robert 149 Melcher, Janice Jean 149 Melcher, Karen Marie 149 Meredith, Mike W. 149 Merrimon, Lloyd Doug 149 Meyer, Arnold 149 Meyer, Tana 149 Meyers, Kathy Marie 149 Meyers, Kathy 149 Michaclson, Steve 150 Mickclson, Laurie J. 150 Miers, Jerry 150 Milhone, Jeff 150 Miller, Cindy Jean 150 Miller, Faith 150 Miller, George 150 Miller, Jeanette M. 150 Miller, Michael 150 Minnick, Jodi A. 150 Mitchell, Lance 150 Moeller, Kirk 150 Moline, Robert A. 150 Montalvo, Joe P. 150 Moore, Melissa L. 150 Moore,Tim R. 150 Morelock, Phyllis Lee 150 Morelock, Wanda Sue 150 Morgan, Joel 150 Musselman, Lori Ann 150 Mussigman, Steve Lloyd 150 Nania, Greg J. 150 Navickis, A1 Stuart 150 Neal, Terry 150 Newman, Cindy L. 150 Nichol, Mary Ann 150 Nicosia, Dominic 150 Nicoson, Scott 150 Niday, Don Ray 150 Niffenegger, Tim E. 79,150 Nilges, Uta 150 Noble, Angela 150 Noffke, Chuck E. 150 Northrup, Debbie Ann 150 Northrup, Randy L. 150 Nuckles, Pam 52,53,150 Oler, Brian Dale 150 Oliveri, Phillip 52,53,67,73,150 Olmstead, Renee Lynn 150 Olsen, Brian Alan 150 Olson, Debbie Kay 150 Olson, Jeff G. 150 Olson, Rodney Alan 62,150 O’Neal, Mike 150 Onley, David 150 Oswald, James 150 Ort, Steve 150 Owens, Danny 150 Owens, Teresa Marie 150 Padgett, Brenda Lee 150 Padgett, Larry 150 Page, Dawn 150 Palmer, Brian Scott 73,150 Palmer, Mary Jane 150 Palmer, Tracy 150 Panther, Carolyn 151 Parker, Kelly 61,151 Parker, Kent 60,76,151 Parker, Marcia 64,151 Parrish, Greg 151 Patterson, Scott 73,90,151 Paul, Carla 151 Pearson, Randy 151 Peak, Bob 151 Peek, Debbie Kay 151 Perkins, Frank 151 Perrin, Lisa Marie 151 Perris, Albert 151 Persoon, Kelly 60 Peters, Pam 151 Peters, Rick 151 Peters, Robert 151 Peterson, Duane 151 Peterson, Brian 151 Phillips, Lynn 151 220 Pickering, Mary 151 Pittman, Julie 151 Pond, Kim Ann 151 Pooley. Lindsay 151 Poston, Jeff 151 Pothour, Joy 151 Potter, Cindy 54,151 Pratt, Ricky 151 Pringle, Tammy 151 Puckett, Daniel 151 Purington, Craig 73,151 Raasch, Dave 151 Rackley, Melodic 151 Raeber, Bobbin 151 Ragan, Vicky 151 Ramczyk, Tina 52,53,151 Ramey, Doreen 60,67,81,151 Rand, Debbie 151 Rasmussen, Scott 52,79,152 Raymer, Cheryl 152 Rennicke, Virginia 152 Richard, Steve 152 Richards, Jake 152 Richmond, Mike 152 Rieffer,Gene 152 Riley, Delores 61,152 Robbins, Dan 152 Robbins, Stacy 126,152 Roberts, Laura 152 Rogers, Mike 152 Roggensack, Sue 152 Rohl, Linda 67,152 Romine, Keith 73,84,152 Ross, Ron 152 Rucker, Kathy 152 Runkel, David 152 Russell, Donald 152 Russell, Mike 78,90,152 Ryan, Tim 32,52,152 Ryerson, Tracey 52,53,66,96,152 Sage, Tim 152 Saladino, Hazel 152 Sanders, Noah 152 Sanders, Stanley 152 Sandquist, Sandy 153 Savage, Roger 153 Schafer, Calvin 153 Schamber, Steve 153 Schamber, Pat 153 Schmcrtman, Sheila 153 Schmid, Jogena 153 Schmid, Kathy 153 Schrack, June 153 Schuhmacher, Wannetta 153 Scott, Keith 153 Seaworth, Ralph 153 Seymour, Bruce 73,153 Shickles, Charles 153 Shipman, John 153 Shoemaker, Christy 153 Shoulders, Pam 153 Shrader, Jack 153 Shukis, Michael 153 Singer, Kandy 153 Slavings, Stanley 153 Smallwood, Lisa 153 Smallwood, Pam 61,153 Smith. Bill 153 Smith. Bill 153 Smith, Mraietta 153 Smith, Mike 153 Smith, Nina 153 Smith. Randy 153 Smith, Thomas 153 Smith, Wendy 153 Smull, Jeff 153 Snodgrass, Rick 153 Snyder, Kristine 48,153 Sosnowski, Jerry 153 Spires, Diane 153 Spratt, Stephanie 153 Statdfield, Mike 153 Sterner, Nancy 153 Stewart, Kim 64,153 Stine, Diana 153 Stiltsworth, Roycc 153 St. John, Gordy 78,154 Strey, Jeff 154 Strickland, Pam 154 Stringham, Steve 154 Stubbs, Ginger 154 Stufflebeam, Debbi 52,154 Sturdcvant, Deobrah 154 Sundberg, Greg 154 Sundbo, Erik 73,84,154 Sundell, Richard 63,154 Swanborg, Cindy 154 Swart, Cathy 64,154 Swinney, Jerry 154 Szczech, Dawn 154 Tackeberry, Sue 81,97,154 Tanrath, Bob 154 Taylor, Betty 154 Taylor, Kim 154 Teaster, Greg 154 Thomas, Karen 154 Thomas, Richard 154 Thompson, Debra 154 Thompson, Jim 154 Thompson, Randy 154 Thompson, Sue 154 Tiffany, Debbie 154 Tipton, Maria 154 Tipton, Maynard 154 Townsend, Terri 154 Traeger, Tony 154 Traff, Linda 78,154 Trail, Bill 154 Tresemer, Doreen 154 Triplett, Jeannine 154 Triplett, Tina 48,154 Trobaugh, Linda 154 Trotter, Peggy 154 Tucker, Bruce 154 Tucker, Jeff 154 Vasseur, Clayton 154 Verstraete. Roberta 32,58,154 Vettore, Joe 52,154 Vronch, Charles 154 Vurnovas, Jeff 154 Vyborny, Don 154 Wallis. James 154 Wallis, Steve 154 Ward, Ken 154 Waters, Laura 52,154 Watkins, Dale 154 Wclke, Debbie 67,154 Wells, Sandy 154 Welsh. Diane 32,38,154 Werst, Marie 38,62,155 Westholder, Karen 60,155 Whipps, Phyllis 155 White, Gary 155 White, Neil 155 White-cad, Linda 155 Whitson, Bob 73,155 Wicmken, Joel 52,73,84,155 Wihlborg, Barb 32,48,63,155 Wilkins, Gary 155 Williams, David 155 Williamson, Larry 90,155 Wilson. Dayan 155 Wilson, John 155 Wilt, Leeann 155 Wincapaw, Trisha 155 Wisocki, Sandy 155 Woods, Dennis 155 Woolbright, Alan 155 Wright, Debbie 155 Wright, Edwina 52,155 Young, Ealva 52,62,63,155 Zaugg, Cindy 156 Zimmerman, Greg 156 Zimmermen, Robin 156 Freshman Index Ace, Christine 156 Ace, Donald 156 Adami, Ellyn 60,95,156 Adams, Candy 156 Adams, Ron 156 Adcock, Debbie 156 Aezer, Joyce 156 Aiello, Trina 156 Aldrich, Russ 81,156 Alexander, Wes 156 Allen, Cheryl 156 Allen, Dave 74,81,156 Allton, Lisa 156 Alt, Steve 156 Altendorf, Ricky 54,156 Amato, Ann 156 Ames, Sue 156 Ancona, Debra 156 Anderson, Bart 74,156 Anderson, Brenda 48,156 Anderson, Kelly 52,156 Anderson, Kris 61,156 Anderson, Robert 156 Anderson, Louise 156 Anderson, Sandy 52,156 Anderson, Todd 156 Anderson, Vicki 52,62,63,156 Anderson, Wendy 156 Appell, Kelly 156 Artz, Rod 156 Ashmore, Vernon 74,156 Attebery, Elaine 54,67,156 Atterbury, Mark 157 Biggs, Sherry 157 Bilodeau, Sharon 157 Binger, Linda 54,157 Bjorkland, Lorin 157 Black, David 157 Blitch, Jeff 74,157 Blodgett. Michelle 52,157 Boehm, Wendy 61,157 Bohn, Crystal 157 Bolin, Mark 74,81,157 Bolstad, Jenny 157 Borgmann, Butch 157 Bowers, Anthony 157 Bowers, Ray 74,157 Bowers, Teresa 32,78,157 Bowers, Tony 157 Bowersack, Tony 157 Boyd, Mark 157 Bozarth, Sherry 157 Brady, Bill 157 Brandon, Mark 63,157 Brazel, Beth 157 Brazelton, Mary 54,157 Brewer, Howard 157 Bridges, Donna 157 Brockway, Lezette 157 Broege, Diane 97,157 Brouch, Richard 157 Brown, Jeanine 157 Brown, Julie 157 Brown, Kris 157 Brubaker, Cindy 68,157 Bry, Vivian 157 Buehre, Thomas 74,92,157 Bunke.Tim 157 Burdick, Terri 60,157 Burgman, Mary 157 Burns, Cindy 157 Buske, Christine 157 Butcher, Randy 92,158 Butler, Dennis 158 Byerly, Doug 54,63,158 Byrd, Cindy 158 Bystrom, Bruce 158 Cadwell, Missy 158 Cady, James 158 Calstrom, Rena 158 Carrico, Debbie 158 Campbell, Scott 158 Cantele.Tony 158 Cantu, Diane 158 Canwall.Mary 158 Carabelli, Janice 158 Carlson, Barton 158 Carlson, Phillip 158 Carlson, Terr 158 Carr, Doug 86,158 Carter, Jeff 158 Carter, Sue 158 Case, Barb 158 Cassaro, Jill 158 Cassata, Margaret 158 Castillo, Eshter 158 Castro, Joe 158 Cates, April 54,158 Catron, Patsy 60,158 Caughron, Frances 158 Cavitt.Staci 158 Chandler, Mary 158 Chatfield, Lisa 158 Chichester, Terri 158 Cho, Eric 158 Christal. Regina 158 Christiansen, Paula 158 Christy, Gloria 61,158 Clark, Brain 158 Clark, Delllaynna 158 Bachman, Scott 157 Bader, Dale 156 Bader, David 157 Bagley, Dana 157 Baker, Ken 52,157 Bahnes, Clayton 157 Balzer, Ken 157 Bargman, Mary 157 Barkdoll, Pat 157 Barkley, Delaine 61,81,97,157 Barnard, Ken 157 Barnhart, Nina 157 Barltelt.Chet 157 Bass, Cindy 157 Bates. Shawn 157 Beach, Dale 157 Beach. Kim 157 Beach, Richard 157 Beadncll, Bobby 157 Beaman, Barry 157 Beck, Lori 61,157 Bcckius, Jim 63,157 Bender, Connie 157 Bennett, Debbie 61,157 Bergstrom, Sandy 60.157 Berry, Renae 61,63,157 Bertran, James 157 221 Clark, Becky 158 Clark, Terri 54,158 Clausen, Jim 158 Cline, Scott 158 Clinton, Glenn 158 Cole. Mary Ann 158 Cole, Mike 158 Colvin, Lori 158 Comer, Robert 158 Conway, Mary 61,158 Cook, Fred 158 Cooper, Billy 158 Corder, Angela 158 Coulter, Jim 74,158 Counsell, Debra 159 Cousin, Mike 52,63,159 Covert, Mark 159 Cowan, Steven 159 Cozad, Alan 54,159 Crabill, Jeff 159 Crabtree, Gary 159 Crawford, Atonnia 159 Crenshaw, Pat 97,159 Cummings, Jeff 159 Cunningham, Belinda 159 Cunningham, Bryan 74,92,159 Curtis, Tim 159 Dajka, Roy 74,82,159 Daniels, Brain 159 Dauenbaugh, Laura 97,159 Davis. Ruth 52,159 Davis, Suzanne 54,159 Day, Kelly 159 Deboer, James 159 Dccarlo, Greg 159 Dcemer, Trcena 159 Defendi, Eddie 159 Deiter, Tom 74,159 Dejong, Wayne 159 Dement, Cindy 156 Derrickson, Peggy 159 Derry, Judy 159 Deskins, Naomi 159 Dctra, Mike 54,74,90,159 Devan.Jaymic 159 Devine, Kathy 61,159 Devine, Neal 159 Devore, Mona 63,159 Dietz, Gary 159 Divan, Charles 159 Divan, Roznae 159 Dobson, David 159 Dodo, Brad 95,159 Douglas, Jeff 74,159 Driggs, Doug 159 Driscoll, Tim 92,159 Drost, Carrie 159 Duclon, Lisa 52,53,159 Du foe, Tom 159 Dunning, Carl 159 Dunning, Cindy 159 Duyne, Sherry 81,159 Easton, Ron 74,81,159 Ekberg, Dale 92,159 Eldridge, Roscoe 159 Eldridge, Margaret 159 Eldridge, Sue 159 Emery, Kim 159 Enderle, Mark 159 Enders, Brent 159 Enfinger, Dan 159 England, Sherry 159 England. Sylvia 159 Eno, Deean 54,160 Ergle, Debbie 160 Erickson, Dan 160 Erickson, Rachel 160 Errico, Ray 95,159 Eschen, John 160 Everett, Ottis 160 Ewers, Dennis 60,160 Fadness, Pat 61,160 Fagan, James 61,160 Fairchild, Harold 160 Falkstrom, Treasure 160 Fathcree, Sharon 160 Fausett, Joe 160 Fausett, Keith 160 Ferger. Mike 160 Ferris, Mike 160 Feurer, Ray 62,63,169 Finch, Bev 61,160 Fincher, Lori 160 Fink, Paula 61,160 Fischer, Michelle 54,160 Fisher, Kim 160 Fisher, Ellwood 160 Fleming, Brain 74,95,160 Fletcher, Belinda 60,160 Flock, Nancy 54,67,160 Florence, Sue 61,160 Franzen, Amy 54,160 Friend, Danielle 54,160 Fringer, Royce 160 Fry, Penny 61,160 Fullmer, Connie 160 Furnish, Keith 54,92,160 Caller, Barb 160 Gantz, Dennis 95,160 Gantz, Kathleen 63,160 Garkey, Marlin 160 Garner, Brain 160 Garr, Dan 74,160 G'Daniel, Tony 160 Genin, Dawn 160 Gellia, Sheri 160 Gentry, Shelia 160 George, Karen 169 George, Mike 160 Getter, Dawn 160 Gibson, Rick 160 Gilbaugh, Denise 48,61,160 Gill, Cindy 161 Gipson, Angela 61,161 Glodo, Donna 161 Goff, Diane 60,63,161 Goken. Luann 161 Good, Nancy 54,61,161 Good rick. Judy 161 Gordon, John 161 Gouchenour, Todd 161 Gough, Jay 161 Cowman, Jodi 62,63,161 Cozy, Debbie 161 Gradozzi, Tami 58,161 Gravclle, Jeff 161 Graves, Vera 161 Greene, Pam 161 Gricse, Linda 161 Griffey, John 54,161 Gruner,Tim 161 Gunderson, Mark 81,161 Guthrie, Tammy 161 Haas, Bobby 161 Habben, Paula 161 Hafferty, Sherry 60,161 Hagerman, Randy 161 Halberstadt, Doug 54,161 Halbrader, Jim 161 Hale, Andy 161 Hales, Kelly 161 Haling, Sherry 47,161 Hall, Debbie 47,161 Haller, Diane 161 Hamilton, Donnie 74,81,161 Hamilton, Penny 48,61,161 Hammack, Lisa 161 Hardman, Rusty 161 Harms, Jerry 161 Harris, Tim 62,161 Hart, Jackie 32,161 Hartoon, Teresa 63,161 Hart week. Bob 161 Harwick, Regina 161 Hatch, Keith 60,81,161 Hatcher, Sue 161 Hatfield, Tisa 52,161 Haugen,Janet 161 Havens, Donald 161 Hawkins, Peggy 161 Hays, Don 162 Heck, David 79,162 Hedrick, Kim 162 Heidenreich, Dan 74,162 Heidenreich, Ellen 54,162 Heilman, Joe 74,81,162 Heinzeroth, Jill 54,162 Helm, Sandy 54,162 Hendcrshott, Tom 162 Hendon, Bob 162 Henke, Karen 162 Henninger, Natalie 162 Hcrold, Liz 162 Herring, Jim 63,162 Hess, Lisa 162 Hexom, Bob 162 Hicks, Karen 56,162 Hicks, Kim 48,162 Higar, Curtis 162 Higginson, Ellen 32,162 Hike, Arlcn 47,162 Hillary, Dennis 162 Hilleshiem, Dan 162 Hinde, Jeff 63,162 Hinklen, Scott 162 Hissong, Diane 52,162 Hoey, Jeff 81,162 Holloway, Kevin 162 Holm bo, Joe 162 Holmes, Chris 97,162 Holmes, Leanne 162 Hood, Robert 163 Hooper, Joane 162 Horn, Bill 162 Hose, Debbie 54,162 Houser, Dale 162 Hubert, Laura 163 Huffman, Charles 92,163 Hufstedler, Sarah 163 Hughes, Diane 163 Hughes, Jeff 163 Hulbert, Lorrie 163 Huntley, Dean 163 Hurley, Terri 163 Hutcheson, Russ 163 Hutchins, Nancy 163 Hutchinson, Clinton 163 Hutchinson, Pat 97,163 Iverson, Tonja 163 Ivins, Connie 163 Ivins, Ron 163 Jack, Mark 163 Jackson, Bruce 163 Jackson, Cinda 163 Jackson, Linda 163 Jackson, Randy 52,74,95,163 Jacob, Carrie 61,163 Janicrson, Donald 54,163 James, Robert 163 Jamison, Robert 163 Jeffries, Michelle 163 Jennings, Debra 163 Jennings, Joe 163 Jensen. Kelly 53,54,163 Jensen, Kent 81,95,163 Jcras, Vanessa 60,63,163 Johnson, Jeana 163 Johnson, Howard 163 Johnson, Jeff 163 Johnson, Kathy 60,163 Johnson, Lorri 163 Johnson. Lynda 163 Johnson, Marcey 47,163 Johnson, Marlon 163 Johnson, Mike 163 Johnson, Sally 61,163 Johnson, Steve 163 Johnson, Theresa 163 Johnson, Wcndi 163 Jones, Doug 163 Jones, Ed 163 Jones. K.C. 163 Jones, Romona 62,163 Jones, Rcva 163 Jones, Randy 163 Judo, Paula 163 Juno, Tim 163 Kail, Leslie 53,54,163 Kalstrom. Renac 163 Karsten, Dan 163 Kasting, Tammy 74,163 Kcnn, David 163 Keen, Lore 163 Kelley, Melody 163 Kelley, Sandy 56,163 Kclm, Lori 163 Kennedy, David 163 Kennedy, Tim 163 Kcrby, Wayne 163 Kerr, Lisa 54,163 Keteiscn,Tom 163 Kieselburg, Marcia 61,164 Kilbrcath, June 60,164 Kim, Yung-Mi 164 King, Denise 164 King, Tracy 54,164 Kirwan, Peggy 54,67,164 Klaas, Kathy 164 Klaman, Bill 164 Klarman, Dawn 54,164 Klein, Chris 74,164 Kliven. Wanda 164 Kluver, Cheryl 164 Knight, Bonnie 164 Knight, Debbie 164 Kniprath, Susan 164 Knoll, Debbie 164 Knuckles, Penny 164 Knutsen, Steve 164 Kort, Sarah 54,164 Kraus, Jeff 52,164 Krcpfle, Lorrie 54,164 Krueger, Dale 164 Kuchne, Kim 164 Kundert, Lorin 164 Lacy, Ninda 48,52,164 Lamb, Beth 164 Lameyer.Gary 164 Landis, Jeff 164 Landkroon, Paul Lange, Diane 164 Lange, Rhonda 164 Larson, Gina 60,164 Larson, Kevin 164 222 Larson, Karen 97,164 Larson, Kris 164 Larson, Laura 164 Lawerencc. Donna 164 Ledesma, Laura 164 Lee, Brenda 164 Lee, Karen 52,164 Lcis. Kevin 164 Lemons, Debbie 164 Levins, Steve 95,164 Lcwandowski, Scott 164 Lewis, Curtis 63,164 Lewis, Jackie 165 Lierman, Steve 165 Lighthart, Sarah 165 Lilly, William 165 Limberg, Jeff 165 Linden, Donna 165 Liston, Brian 165 Loagncr, Jackie 63,165 Locascio, Carolyn 165 Lozdoski, Ricky 165 Lubcrts, Vicky 165 Ludwig, Diane 52,165 Luke, Steve 54 Lundy, Mark 54,165 Lushbaugh, Pat 54,55,67,165 Luter, Renee 165 Madru, Becky 165 Malm. Charles 165 Manning, John 165 Markgraf, Greg 74,81,165 Martens, Penny 54,165 Marx, Beverly 61,165 Mason, Lori 165 Mattis, Theodore 165 Mayborne, Ben 54,55 Mazeika, Michcal 74,165 McBride, Francis 165 McCauley, Vicki 38,54,165 McDonnell, John 165 McGee, Sue 165 McGivern, Robert 165 McGoldrick, Teresa 48,165 McHenry, David 165 McKinney, Larry 165 McVay, Bob 165 Mclendrez, Julie 165 Melvin, Lynn 165 Merick, Harold 165 Messenger, Clifford 165 Metcalf, Elaine 165 Miller, Keith 165 Miller, Melody 165 Milroy, Gail 165 Minton, Stan 166 Mitchell, Jeff 166 Mitchell, Shayne 74,81,166 Moffett, Tim 52,166 Moline, Bill 95,166 Moliter, Maynard 166 Moore, Lori 166 Moore, Scott 166 Moore, Terri 166 Morning, Terry 166 Morrison, Butch 166 Norrison, Connie 166 Mounts, Jeff 166 Mowdy, Nita 166 Mowers, Karen 166 Moyer, Wendy 48,166 Mullen, Teresa 166 Munger, Bart 52,74,166 Musy, Terry 166 Mutimer, Mike 166 Neblock, Susan 166 Nelson. Barry 79 Nelson. Kathy 166 Newman, Frank 166 Nichols, Brian 166 Nilgcs, Beccy 166 Noble, Audrca 61,166 Nordmoe, Vicki 74,166 Northrup, Ralynn 166 Nucklcs, Penny 61 Nyman, Scott 166 O’Daniel, Tony 166 Ocllig, Sherri 61 Ohaarn, Carol 166 Ohman, Janet 48,166 Olson, Charlene 166 Olson, Dorcne 60,166 Olson, John 92 Olson, Keith 92 Olson, Susan 166 Olson, Tim 60,166 O’Neal, Sharon 61,166 O’Neill, Carolyn 53,54,166 Owens, Michael 166 Owens, Rick 74,92,166 Oyen, Jayne 78,97,166 Palmer, Jeff 74,166 Papini, Debora 166 Paris, Vella 166 Parker, Diana 161,166 Parker, James 166 Parsons, Don 166 Parsons, Nick 166 Pasold, Sheldon 74,166 Patapack, Jim 74,92,166 Paterson, Lisa 166 Paul, Alora 48,60,166 Pcaslce, Debbie 166 Peck, Jim 166 Pcck,Ginny 166 Pelley, Ruth 167 Pellman, Richard 167 Perris, Liz 167 Perrot, Cathy 167 Perryman, Paul 167 Pete, Dan 167 Peter, Caprice 167 Peters, Ron 74,167 Petrie, Diana 167 Petrie, Kevin 167 Phillips, Judy 167 Phillips, Laurie 161 Phillips, Valerie 161 Picchi, Debbie 48,167 Pickering, Susan 60,167 Pierce, Debbie 167 Pierce, Duawn 167 Pierce, Tom 167 Pilcher, Robbin 54,167 Pomering, Don 54,167 Pittman, Julie 167 Pond, Kerry 92,167 Powell, Matt 74,167 Pratt, Becky 167 Prentice, Debra 52,167 Price, Brian 167 Prock, Bonnie 167 Provenazand, Nick 167 Pruitt, Tom 167 Pullnam, Kenn 167 Quintanilla, Ray 167 Radant, Theresa 167 Ramey, David 167 Range, Callie 167 Rasmussen, Steve 167 Raxter, Jim 168 Rebecca, Jim 81,168 Reese, Don 54,168 Rohm, Jana 54,168 Rcinhard, Ken 168 Reynolds, Dave 168 Reynolds, Taylor 168 Rhymer, Phil 168 Richards, Steve 168 Richards, David 168 Richards, Jeff Richter, Greg 168 Ridlon, Jerry 168 Rieffcr, Joe 74,168 Riggs, Scott 81,168 Ritter, Ronnie 168 Rivers, Larry 76,168 Roberts, Kathy 61,168 Rockwell, Sally 168 Rodwald, Jeff 168 Rodriquez, Henery 74,168 Roggensack, Louis 169 Roland, Carl 169 Roscoe, Patrick 169 Royster, Gloria 169 Rubcndall, Brenda 169 Ruse, Brain 169 Ruf, Elmer 169 Rundblade, Don 169 Rundblade, Tom 169 Rush, Corn ia 169 Russell, David 169 Russell, Frank 169 Russell. Matt 69,74,92,169 Russo, Mike 169 Sabin, Mike 92,169 Sandell, Polly 97,169 Sanders, Bruce 169 Sanders, Stanley 90,169 Sather, Bjorn Jr. 169 Satin, Mike 169 Saxton, Frank 169 Scace.Joel 169 Scales, Danellc 169 Schadewaldt, Kyle 169 Schafer, Mark 169 Schaubach, Peggy 169 Scheidigger, Kathy 74,169 Schlagel, Sue 169 Schlenskcr, Steve 74,169 Schlichter, Rick 169 Schnieder, Sue 169 Schnieder. Teresa 169 Schoon, Martin 169 Schorer, Chris 63,169 Schrader, Dan 169 Schulist, Diane 169 Schutt, Kim 61,169 Schwartz, Debbie 169 Scott, Dawn 169 Sell, Don 169 Seymour, Allan 169 Seymour, Barbara 169 Shellstrom, Debbie 169 Sherrard, Lillian 169 Shields, Greg 92,169 Shielda, Rhonda 169 Shielda. Steve 60,81,169 Shoemaker, Nick 169 Showers, Randy 169 Siebarth, John 170 Siler, Shawn 170 Singleton, Roxanne 170 Sinkiawic, Cindy 60,170 Slocum, Randy 170 Smardo, Dalila 170 Smith, Brenda 170 Smith, David 74,170 Smith, Dora 60,170 Smith, Doug 170 Smith, Ed 170 Smith, Jeff 170 Smith, Jeff 170 Smith, Karen 60,170 Smith, Mary 170 Smith, Pauline 54,170 Smith, Richard 170 Smith, Sheila 170 Smith, Steve 74,170 Smull, Kristy 170 Snap, Daniel 170 Snyder, Vickie 170 Sosnowski, Jerry 170 Sparkman, Boyce 74,170 Spaulding, Jeff 74,170 Spedding, Rhonda 61,170 Statdficld, Greg 74,170 Steiner, Dennis 170 Stcffensen, Jill 170 Stcnger, Mark 170 Stevenson, Teresa 170 Stewart, Becky 170 Stone, George 170 Stringham, Garry 60,74,81,170 Struse, Kevin 170 Stuckey, David 170 Sturdevant, Kitty 171 Suddarth. Jody 171 Suit, Cindy 171 Sumerson, Don 171 Swagger, Don 171 Swagger, Vera 171 Swingle, Nancy 171 Tackcberry, Jeff 81,171 Tague, Stephen 54,171 Taylor, Doug 171 Taylor, Melvin 171 Taylor, Robert 171 Tharaldson, Nancy 171 Thayer, Chris 171 Thies, William 171 Thoele, Brenda 48,171 Thom, Gary 171 Thompson, Dan 171 Thompson, Charles 171 Thompson, Don 171 Thompson, Eddie 171 Thompson, Sue 171 Thompson, Vicki 60,171 Tinkle, Juiie 171 Tipton, Harold 74,171 Tish, Leslie 171 Todd, Michelle 171 Townsend, Leo 171 Traeger. Sheryl 171 Traff, Mike 79,97,172- Tratnik, Jeff 172 Tucker, Phillip 172 Tucker, Roger 172 Tufly, Mike 172 Tunkus, Vicki 172 Turley, Allen 172 Valenti, Mike 52,74,92,172 Vanderbosch, Sandy 172 Vandiver, Bob 172 Vanstone,Pam 172 Varble, Bonita 172 Vautrin, Jon 172 Verdina,Sue 172 Vemi, Craig 74,172 Verstraete, Leo 63,172 Vernick, Larraine 172 Verona, Doug 63,172 223 Wade, Steve 74,81,172 Waffle, Steven 172 Wagner, Kim 172 Wagner, Shellie 172 Waldrop, Virginia 172 Wallace, Robin 172 Wallin, Chris 172 Walters, Larry 172 Walton, Sharon 172 Walton, Sandy 172 Ward, Darla 172 Ward, Donald 172 Ward, Jim 74,81,172 Ward, Mike 172 Wasebreck, Mike 172 Ainsworth, Mrs. Deborah (English) 180 Albano, Mrs. Carol (English) 180 Ambruoso, Mr. James (Ind. Ed.) 183 Ancona, Mrs. Floyette (Recept.) 177 Anderson, Mr. Richard (Music) 184 Baehr, Mr. George (Science) 186 Barth, Mr. Joe (Phys. Ed.) 185 Baskerville, Mrs. Rachel (English) 180 Basmagy. Mrs. Marjorie (English) 180 Baxter, Mr. Richard (Art) 178 Beaman, Mrs. Helen (Home Ec.) 182 Bcinema, Mr. Robert (English) 180 Bercntes, Mr. Michael (Phys. Ed.) 185 Berg, Mr. Russell (Voc’t. Ed.) 179 Bilyeu, Mr. Dennis (English) 180 Blackler, Mr. Brendan (Phys. Ed.) 185 Bolger, Mr. John (English) 180 Boysen, Miss Barbara (English) 180 Brake, Mr. Wayne (Ind. Ed) 183 Brooks, Mrs. Delores (English) 180 Bryant, Mr. Kenneth (Ind. Ed.) 183 Cain, Mrs. Sandra (Music) 184 Cal, Mr. Patrick (Social Stud.) 187 Carlston, Miss Sharri (Secretary ) 177 Christianseif, Mr. Charles (Ind. Ed.) 183 Clinton, Mr. Robert (Science) 186 Conner, Mr. William (Counselor) 177 Cronberg, Mr. Richard (Science) 186 Crowe, Mrs. Gaynell (Secretary) 177 Cunningham, Mrs. Judy (Counselor) 177 DeDecker, Miss Jan (For. Lang.) 182 Dobratz, Mr. Ronald (Soc. Studies) 187 Falzonc, Mrs. Carol (Math) 184 Falzone, Mr. Jerry (Science) 186 Farnam, Mrs. Helen (Bus. Ed.) 178 Fisher, Mr. Jerry (Vice-Principal) 176 Flanagan, Mrs. Nancy (Counselor) 177 Fletcher, Mr. Charles (Math) 184 Floyd, Mr. Phil (Ind. Ed.) 183 Franiak, Mr. Ronald (Voc. Counselor) 177 Franzen, Mr. Ken (Phys. Ed.) 185 Fryer, Mrs. Mary Ellen (Sec.) 177 Gibson, Mr. John (Soc. Studies) 187 Girling, Mr. Howard (Soc. Studies) 187 Glisan, Mrs. Katherine (English) 180 Gooch, Mr. Charles (Phys. Ed.) 185 Greer, Mrs. Barbara (English) 180 Grigg, Mr. Herbert (Driver’s Ed.) 179 Griggs, Miss Judy (Phys. Ed.) 185 Grilc, Mr. Michael (Soc. Studies) 187 Grimes, Mrs. Elise (Counselor) 177 Guensberg, Mr. Edward (Math) 184 Whitmire, Sue 173 Whitson, Mike 74,173 Whittington, Terry 173 Widmer, Robert 173 Wilkins, Jean 173 Williams, Dennis 173 Williams, Helen 173 Wilson, Betty 173 Wilson, John 173 Wilson, Ken 173 Wilson, Marla 173 Wilson, Sandy 173 Winston, Theresa 173 Winters, Lenny 173 Witt, Charlene 173 FACULTY INDEX Gunn, Mr. James (Art) 178 Gustafson, Mr. Charles (English) 180 Hamilton, Mrs. Trudy (Home Ec.) 182 Hanson, Mr. Sheldon (Voc. Ed. Dir.) 176 Hassan, Mr. William (Counselor) 177 Hendrix, Miss Sharon (Phys. Ed.) 185 Hermsen, Mr. Chris (Bus. Ed.) 178 Hiepler, Mr. DeLoy (Math) 184 Higgins, Mrs. Doris (English) 180 Hirsch, Mr. Frank (Math) 184 Holland, Mrs. Virginia (Home Ec.) 182 Hoover, Mr. Gary (Ind. Ed.) 183 Horn beck, Mr. Ed (Driver’s Ed.) 179 Housewert, Mrs. Carol (Bus. Ed.) 178 Hueber, Miss Melodie (Art) 178 Huffington, Mrs. Mary (Bus. Ed.) 178 Huffman, Mrs. Naomi (English) 180 Ihne, Mr. John (Science) 186 Jacobs, Mr. Wayne (Voc. Ed.) 179 Jewell, Miss Jane (Art) 178 Joern, Mr. John (Music) 184 Johnson, Mr. Brain (Science) 186 Johnson, Mrs. Carol (Phys. Ed.) 185 Johnson, Mr. George (Math) 184 Johnson, Mr. Richard (Bus. Ed.) 178 Keller, Miss Carol (Secretary) 177 Kelly, Dr. Edward (Supt’d) 176 Krueger, Mrs. Connie (Voc. Ed.) 179 LaLoggia, Mr. Angelo (Counselor) 177 LaSalle, Mrs. Barbara (English) 180 Lingel, Mrs. Marion (Home Ec.) 182 Lovette, Miss Kathleen (Home Ec.) 182 Lundgren, Mrs. Janet (Dean, N. Campus) 176 Luter, Mr. Steven (Soc. Studies) 187 McGee, Mr. James (Vice-Prin.) 176 McGhee, Mr. James (English) 181 McLcish, Miss Georgia (Math) 184 Mastalcsh, Mr. Jack (Bus. Ed.) 178 Meadvin, Mr. Harvey (Bus. Ed.) 178 Michalck, Mr. Rick (Math) 184 Miller, Miss Jerevc (Phys. Ed.) 185 Molander, Mrs. Judy (For. Lang.) 182 Nelson, Mrs. Sally (Phys. Ed.) 185 Noble, Miss Joan (Math) 184 Norsen, Mr. James (Science) 186 Novak, Mrs. Janet (Para. Prof.) 185 Novak, Mr. Jon (Ind. Ed.) 183 O’Connor, Mr. Nick (For. Lang.) 182 Odling, Mrs. Mary (English) 181 Olin, Mrs. Edith (Secretary) 177 Ostrom, Mr. Roger (Soc. Studies) 187 Oswald, Mrs. Katherine (Nurse) 176 Waters, Karelen 53,172 Watkins, Don 173 Weber, Cheryl 173 Weber, Jim 173 Welch, Donna 173 Welsh, Alan 173 Werst, John 74,79,90,173 West, Bruce 173 West, Craig 173 West, Dave 173 Westadt, Connie 173 Wherley, Brian 52,173 White, Nancy 173 Whitlow, Lisa 173 Whitlow, Robert 173 Woodard, Jeff 173 Woods, Randy 74,173 Woolbriglit, Kim 173 Wright, Carol 173 Wyatt, Scott 173 Wyatt, Brian 173 Yandell, Jeff 173 Young, Dewayne 173 Zavagli, Jamie 173 Zimmerman, Jeff 74,173 Zimmerman, Kevin 173 Zwart, Brenda 173 Panjkovich, Mr. Melvin (Science) 186 Parrott, Mr. Don (Music) 184 Paulsen, Mr. Mark (English) 181 Pearson, Mr. Roland (Atill. Dir.) 176 Pelly, Mr. Fred (Phys. Ed.) 185 Peterson, Mr. Paul (Soc. Studies) 187 Ploenzke, Mrs. Mary (Secretary) 177 Prescott, Mrs. Elaine (Home Ec.) 182 Ramsey, Mr. Jack (Driver’s Ed.) 179 Rewerts, Mr. Paul (Math) 184 Riverdahl, Mrs. Marge (Secretary) 177 Robinson, Mr. Paul (Voc. Ed.) 179 Rogers, Mrs. Linda (Math) 184 Rooney, Mr. James (Phys. Ed.) 185 Rosonke, Mr. Tony (Driver’s Ed.) 179 Roth, Mr. John (Voc. Ed.) 183 Ruffner, Mrs. Karen (English) 181 Ryan, Mrs. Hazel (Para. Prof.) 185 Sargeant, Mr. Rod (Prin. S. Camp.) 176 Schadewaldt, Mrs. Barbara (Secretary) 177 Schultz, Mr. Charles (English) 181 Schultz, Mrs. Connie (English) 181 Simpson, Miss Lana (Bus. Ed.) 178 Stalucup, Mr. Jerry (Phys. Ed.) 185 Staley, Miss Sylvia (For. Lang.) 182 Stalheim, Mr. Clifton (Voc. Ed.) 179 Sterr, Mr. William (Science) 186 Stover, Mrs. Marjorie (Bus. Ed.) 178 Suchanek, Mrs. Charlotte (Secretary) 177 Sundstedt, Mr. John (Science) 186 Sundt, Captain Wilbur (Naval Science) 187 Szymanski, Miss Mary (Para. Prof.) 185 Taylor, Mr. Eugene (Dean S. Campus) 176 Tcale, Mr. Steven (Voc. Ed.) 183 Thompson, Mr. Ken (Voc. Ed) 179 Thompson, Mr. Phillip (Science) 186 Thurman, Mr. Beryl (Principal) 1 76 Trcsmer, Don (Math) 184 Trumbauer, Miss Mary (Science) 186 Turney, Mrs. Eugenia (Phys. Ed. ' 85 Warner, Ms. Audrey (Secretary) 177 Weant, Chief John D. (Naval Science) 187 Welsh, Mrs. Betty (Home Ec.) 182 Wheeler, Mrs. Marlene (Secretary) 177 Wiksc, Mr. Pat (Soc. Studies) 187 Wilcox, Mr. Darwin (Counselor) 177 Wilcox, Mrs. Gladys (Voc. Ed.) 179 Williams, Miss Ernestine (English) 181 Wilt, Mrs. Beberly (English) 181 Yoe, Mr. Tom (Voc. Ed.) 179 Young, Robert (Voc. Ed.) 179 Zapke, Mr. Clifford (Soc. Studies) 187 224 a