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

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1 p f u e s The annual Burger Bash, All City pizza party, Christmas Party, Ski trip, film based dis- cussions, and new director, helped to increase both atten- dance and enthusiasm within Campus Life members this year. The basically Christian purpose and fellowship of the group, however, remained un- changed. In the words of Mr. Shultz, Assistant director. Campus Life is very alive and well here at HARLEM. Row I: Russ Kline. Pam Kjederquist. Yuko Tsugc. Kathy Carter. Ten Glo- gowski. Anetic Persson. Denise Os- kins. Kathy Schmidt. Row 2: Rick Jones, Carole Grooms, Lori Mess- ingcr. Karen Whittcnburg. Can Carl- son. Karen Jensen. Lisa Ivy, Kelly Ebert. Dianne Ballard. Karen Ham- mack. Bonnie Hirth. Alison Duclon. Mary Casey. Row 3: Rod Ekberg. Dennis Woods. Jon Bystrom. Bert Schwcinler, Doreen Ramey, Lynda Rohl. John Kirschbaum. Jim Child- ress. Rick DayhofT. Ian Baxter. Dan Jones. John O’Brien. Tim Lindsay. Scott Bliss. Pat Swenson. Row 1: Robin Picher. Delaine Bark- ley. Heidi Brown, Leslie Kail. Garry Stringham. Paula Fink. Ruth Davis, Brenda Hasten. Michele Jeffries. Row- 21 Sue Rohl. Ginger Wydick. Karla Kuse. Kelly Kapfcr. Melanie Ott, June Kelbreath. Carne Jacobs. Pat Fadness, John Lee. Janet Ohman. Sue Florence. Row 3: Jan Carabelli. Mark Lundvall. Penny Kjederquist. Randy Barkley. Judi Stufflebeam. Sue Davis, Janet Hale. Frances McBndc. Diane Hissong. Row 4: Pat Beck. Kim Niffe- negger. Marla Wilson. Kathy Nelson, Cheryl Kluver. Mark Bolin. Joel Walker. Matt Powell. Kelly Jensen. Belinda Fletcher. Alora Paul. Karen Hicks. Carolyn O Neil. 2V

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National Honor Society A truly successful student is also into school activities. Being in organizations gives a student the chance to develop his or her leadership qualities. The National Honor Society consists of these active, re- sponsible students who uphold tne ideas of leadership, citizen- ship, and outstanding aca- demic achievement. Officers: Jim Watkins, Kelly Ebert. Principal. Beryl Thurman. Rod Ek- berg. Kathy Carter. Row I: Elizabeth Errico. Kathy Carter. Julie Heidenriech. Wendy Martin. Dave Lindbloom. Carol Smith. Kelly Ebert, Cindy Farr. Russell Kline. Grace Boslcm, Judith Wherley. Debra Stegcma. Susan Peterson. Row 2: Elizabeth Holmes. Georgia Hose. Carl Boehm. Scott Pierce. Scott Leslie. Rita Redmond. Priscilla Moore. Mary Bertrand. Darla Stone. Karen Rhea. Pam Hutchison. Kathy Peebles. Row 3. Karla Larson. Krista Gough. Cyndi Gunderson. Kelly McCarthy. David Langholz. Dennis Bowers. Nancy Wollin, Richard Konitski. Sharon Hart. Sherry Hanslcr Row 4: Candy Lou, Dawn Baylor. Michael Slallard. Lou Ann McKinney. Scott Bingcr. Brian Cunningham. Rod Ekbcrg, Mark Agncw. Jennifer Smith. Cheryl Nome, James Watkins. Dale Brinker 28

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DECA What organization could you join if you were interested in the different types of mer- chandising and marketing? DECA—Distributive Educa- tion Clubs of America. Each year its members enter a state- wide contest, using their newly acquired skills to return home with honors. Row I: Jean Karstcn, Robin Stone. Don Wolfgram. Kim Anderson; Sec., Sue Brown. Tom Finch, Alan Glodo. Row 2: Jana Larson. Lynn Green. Anna Mandera. Pam Ward. Teresa Bader. Row 3: Gina Valenti. Debbie Betts. Jill Smith. Jeff Vandervort. Darwin Frederick. Row 4; Donna Greenwood. Mark Agnew. Row 5: Lori Almberg. Val Conti. Tinya Claudy. Nancy Brvnolf. Frank Ni- cosia. Kathy Gentry, Sonia Strong. OE 2 “One must excell in order to receive any benefits ’ That is the philosophy of O.E. stu- dents. Each participant re- ceives one credit for classroom related employment. They are able to use the valuable skills they learn, and in fact, put it to use in everyday working situations. Row 1: Mrs. Kruger (advisor). Cindy Merick. Darla Stone. Wendy Martin. Beth Minns. Stephanie Westholder. Row 2; Cindy Hays, Dorothy Estcll. Debbie Petrie. Sandy Bader Row 3: Kathy Mackey, Tammy Heilman. Kim Aughcnbaugh. Darla Graham, Connie Trosper. Jan Schulist. 30