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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1978 volume:

HARLEM HIGH SCHOOL TABLE OF CONTENTS STUDENT LIFE 2 EVENTS 12 ORGANIZATIONS 24 ATHLETICS 56 SENIORS 92 SENIOR ACTIVITIES 116 JUNIORS 120 SOPHOMORES 138 FRESHMEN 154 FACULTY 174 ADVERTISERS 190 METEOR EDITORS Editor in Chief LISA CURTIS Business Editor GINA LARSON Copy Editor CATHY PERROT Layout Editor KAREN LEE Sports Editor KIM HICKS Advisors Ron McLean Ken Thompson Special Photography Pierre Couture Morrison Studios Harlem High School Loves Park, Illinois Volume No. LV l Harlem is separated into two campuses, yet it is one. We are distinguished from all other schools for we are Harlem. We proclaim, as students our individualism with dignity and pride. 2 3 . . . reaching for tomorrow today, looking for the truth, searching to find ourselves, to find that one that is us, out of the many. 5 6 He led the way. 10 Under the leadership and guidance of teachers, parents and friends we found what we were searching for. We found ourselves and discovered . . . WE'RE THE ONE . li i HOMECOMING 1977 FANTASTIC” Daze the Knights'' was the cry heard as homecoming weekend began. Thursday afternoon the battling Junior girls were overcome by their powerful Senior opponents in the annual Powder Puff game. The car parade wound its way back to the North Campus, where the exciting Tug-of-War and the Big-Wheel races were held. The eve- ning ended with a bonfire that made the Huskie spirit warmer and brighter. Friday-Game Time and the march of the Huskies began. During Varsity halftime, Brent Herren and Julie Anderson were crowned Homecoming King and Queen. The highlight of Homecoming was the swift annihilation of Auburn with a one sided 34-8 vic- tory. No one could be prouder. ALAS BABYLON The curtain opened on a telegraph office and a message for Randy Bragg, played by Scott Bachman. The message ended mysteriously with the words Alas Babylon . This set the mood for the excitement and suspense which prevailed throughout the play. The audience was kept on the edge of their seats as they waited for the fi- nal confrontation and climax. The play describes the final confrontation that all of us fear . . . Nuclear Warfare. The aftermath of this holo- caust is the challenge that is faced by the sur- vivors in the losses of modern conveniences , the decline of social order and their ultimate deaths. The anxiety, panic and fear were emotions aptly portrayed by the cast including the characters of Lib McGovern, played by Jeanine Huffman; Mark Bragg played by Scott Bachman; his wife Helen played by Lori McConnell; Peyton Bragg played by Donna Bridges; and Ben Bragg played by Barry Nelson. Alas Babylon was well received by the audiences. ORGANIZATIONS High school was never really fun until we became a part of it. If we looked hard enough we could find that orga- nization that was right for each one of us ... Student Council . .. Band .. . Choir . . . Yearbook . . . H-Club . . . Campus Life ... then we became a part of Harlem. STUDENT COUNCIL Did you think homecoming was fun? If you had a gripe did you think the right action was taken? Was the Sadie Hawkins Dance a success? These and other activities and problems were an undertaking of the Student Council under the sponsorship of Mr. Jerry Fisher, North Campus and Mr. Bill Conners, South Campus. Trying to be the voice of the students is a rather difficult challenge but it was a challenge that was accepted by the Student Council. The problems that were presented were directly and decisively dealt with. The members of the Student Council worked as an effective link between students and administration for the betterment of Harlem High School. R°w 1—Sue Berry Lisa Curtis, Cyndi Austin, President; Dawn Miller. Vice President; Karen Melcher, Secretary; Steve Michaelson, Trea- surer; Carrie Donalson, Roberta Verstraete. Row 2 Renee Luter, Michelle Fischer, Joy Aiello, Pat Fadness, Tana Meyer, Jeff Milhone, Mark Lamendola, Brian Olsen, Connie Isely. Row 3-Rick Porter, Paula Fink, Jayne Oyen. Row A Patrick Kirwan, Mike Detra, Dennis Woods Stan Sanders, Pat Barkdoll. Row 1 Scott Williams, Denise Mitchell, Brenda Hastert, Me- lanie Ott, Debbie Tate, Robin Carter, Kelly Cramlett, Joni An- derson Row 2—Dann Billman, Tracy Beck, Sally Anderson, James Ryan, Judi Stufflebeam, Denise Dowell, Kin Gustm, David Wheeler Row 3—Usa Petrocki, Todd Tratnik, Tina Wampler, Mr. Sterr, Wendy Waeker, Michael Carlson, Kathy Tackeberry, Bob Ball. 2fe Patterned after city, county, and state gov- ernment the 1977 Boys' Girls' State began the summer encampment. This year there were over thirty-two cities that took part. This program instituted to train future govern- mental leaders is based upon learning by doing. The students experience actual prob- lems in self govern- ment. Harlem's partici- pants found the activities at state not only a fine learning ex- perience but also great fun. When the Boys' Girls' State program had come to an end memo- ries still lingered of the government they were a part of and of the sud- den friendships that had ended. Row 1—Bill Smith, Sue Tack- eberry, Jeff Milhone. John Helms, Erik Sundbo. Row 2- Cal Carlson, Lance Mitchell, Steve Michaelson, Stan Sanders, Dave Hodges, Dana Dajka, Moon Kim, Eddie Hanebuth. Brett Daniels, Chuck Bnggs, Joel Wiemken, Doug Bruno. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY An annual induction ceremony in May was a form of recognition for the students that had fulfilled the membership requirements of scholarship, leadership, character, and service for the National Honor Society. Members act as ushers at baccalaureate and graduation ceremonies and also choose the speakers for graduation. The graduating members of N.H.S. are easily recognized by the gold cord worn off the left shoulder of their gowns. Row 1-Brent Herren, Lisa Smith, Dana Dajka, Anna Bar tram, Lisa Gregory, Patti Pennow, Laura Waters, Kathleen Hall, Lori Gregory, Connie Isley Row 2 Linda Eichelberger, Doreen Ramey, Sue Tackeberry, Brett Daniels, Jolyn Jen kins, Debbie Stufflebeam, Marie Werst, Sue Berry, Lisa Evans. Row 3 Roberta Verstraete, Barb Wihlborg, Rena Alexander, Phil Oliven, Steve Michaelson, Dennis Burns, Jeff Milhone, Tina Ramcyzk, Cyndi Austin. Row 4 -Calvin Carlson, Scott Hall, Don Goble, Rodney Olson, Dan Fred- rickson, Jeffrey L. Strey II, Don Baker, Erick Sundbo, Joel Wiemken, Bill Smith, Mike Gnngle DEBATE Your case is too weak, more research is needed! More volume, I can't hear you! That statement is irrelevant! Mr. Bilyeu delivered these words of constructive criti- cism to Harlem's DEBATE TEAMS. A con- stant stress on getting the right technique helped but the greatest need was practice and research. This year debaters were given the topic Resolved That There Be Compulsory Medical Care For All Citi- zens. , which proved to be a highly com- plex issue. A rather inexperienced Harlem team faced teams with up to 3 years debate experi- ence. The season was a competitive and challenging one. 1st Row: Mark Lamendola, Jim Bertrand, Phil Hen- sley. 2nd Row: Usa Duclon, Richard Sundell, Brian Olson. FORENSICS To be able to give a speech in a convincing way in front of a group of people seems an almost impossible task. The Harlem Forensic team went from that group to face tough district competition. Kelly Day presented an original comedy selection for a 2nd place and Dave Hodges 3rd in extemporaneous speaking. Row 1—Donna Bridges, Jamne Huffman, Carolyn O'Neill, Jolyn Jenkins, Brian Olson, Dave Hodges. Row 2-Duawn Pierce, Kelly Day, Lisa Duclon. 28 THESPIANS To be eligible for membership in the National Thespian Society a potential member must have accumulated a certain number of points as a participant in theatrical productions. The points are given not only to the actors but also to backstage crews. For those that believe the play is the thing Thespian membership is an important goal. Row 1-Jamie Devan, Donna Bridges, Janine Huffman, Duawn Pierce, Carolyn O'Neill. Row 2— Jim Bertrand, Marcia Kieselburg, Berry Nelson, Beth Lamb, Karen Smith, Brian Wyatt, Pat Pennow Row 3-Ben Thomas. FTA The members of FTA in- vestigated the many roles that the teacher must play. They became more aware of the rewards and sacrifices that are made in the teaching profession. The future teachers found the FTA organization a great asset in understand- ing their future careers as teachers. Row 1-Kathy Hamilton, Brenda Hafferty, Therese Oliveri, Pam Dawson, Connie Mundt Row 2- Becky Young. Sally Anderson Sec., Laura Higginson, Julie Hansen-Treas., Edie Carlson- Pres., Dina Richter 29 CAMPUS LIFE Discovery could be another name for Campus Life. Through this organization students find a unity of God and man. Burger bashes, social fellowship and guidance, these are all a part of Campus Life. Christianity to Campus Life members is fellowship directed to God. Row 1: Wendy Moyer, Paula Fink, Carrie Jacob, Belynda Fletcher, Mary Casey, Patie Fadness, Lisa Ivy Row 2: Dan Jover, Rick Peters, Dennise Woods, Kris Brown, Kelly Jones. Row 3: Mark Gun- derson, Dave Hodges, Dina Adams, Jan Carabelli, Tana Meyer, Doreen Ramey, Ellen Higginson. Row 4: Clayton Balmes, Garry Stnngham. Row 1: Shelly S. Niffenegger, Richelle Klaman, Kim Niffe- negger, Judi Stufflebeam, De- nise Dowell, Debbie Tate, Brenda Hastert, Mara-Lee Balmes. Row 2: Shelly Walker, Claire Conway, Mila Allen, Ginger Wydick, Lisa Miles, Sue Rohl, Julie Casey, Mitzi Witt. Row 3: Barb Pickering, Kathy Moline, Rhonda Erick- son, Corey Butterfield, Emily Smith, Lisa Petroski, Kelly Kapfer, John Lee 30 Scott Lundberg Karen Langdon Cheryl Langdon Joni Anderson Brenda Hafferty Tammy Pelton Tony Deline Pam Irvins Maynard Molitor Donna Bridges Kris Snyder Mrs. Gartner Mrs. Picard Paula Hablien Michelle Raines LIBRARY CLUB Checking out books, collecting fines and helping to find materials for themes are the constant duties of student librarians. At times it is a tough task that includes a lot of physical work. Perhaps it is about time we said Thank-you to the student librarians. 31 OFFICE EDUCATION The Office Education Club year began with money making projects that included candy sales and ended with candy sales. At the election of area officers Har- lem ended up with two berths. The area conference was held at Henrici's where plans were made for the state conference. I am sure the OE members cannot forget the Christmas party, bowling parties, the sec- retarial tea or the fun of the spring picnic. Row 1—Carolyn Panther, Lisa Smith, Kathy McGinmty. Row 2— Mary Palmer, Wendy Magee, Carla Anderson. Row 3—Sandy Hammer, Cindy Potter, Carol Green Row 4-Doreen Ramey, Mrs. Sunderman, Sharon Fields. Row 1-Lezette Brockway, Beth Brazel, Donna Glodo, Wanda Gates, Sue Barton, Kathy Meyer, Doreen Tresemer. Row 2—Vicki McCauley, Debbie Derry, Tonja Iverson, Brenda Thoele, Cherie Buske. Mrs. Sunderman. Row 3 Jean Wilkins, Theresa Wentland, Lome Krepfle, Tammy Bacino, Kathy Shepit, Terri Chichester Row 4-Tammy Guthrie, Callie Range, LeAnne Holmes, Debbie Shellstom DECA Salesmanship is the aim of DECA. Under the leadership of Wayne Ja- cobs DECA engaged in many activites through- out the year. JoGena Schmid showed her leadership qualities by formulating and enact- ing new organizational policies. A well prepared Carl Keller ranked 3rd in ad- vertising and met the proficiency competency requirement in manage- ment at the area con- ference. The level of DECA achievement did not end there as shown by the March 3rd 4th state contest and convention. Row 1—Dominic Nicosia, Jeff Smull, Dennis Anderson. Row 2- Roger Savage, Dan Jones, Dave Urbelis, JoGena Schmid Pres., Brenda Hawn. Row 3—Denise Cook-Treas . Joy Pothour—Secretary. Row 4 Lance Mitchell, Glenn Kelt- ner, Carl Keller. VICA The VICA members be- came volunteers for the Illinois Heart Associa- tion for the first CPR Marathon that took place at Swedish Ameri- can Hospital February 11, 12. Taking on the role of teachers, they were instrumental in the training of over one hundred and fifty people during the two- day event. Although the club got off to a slow start their community service was exceptional. Row 1: Jayne Oyen, Ellen Heidenreich, Kathy Holmes Row 2: Ken Thompson, Mary Cole, Deana Johnson, Carol Armstrong, Melody Board, Debbie Eitel, Pam Bailey 33 Row 1 - Vanessa Jeras, Laura Waters, Diane Goff, Mona DeVore. Row 2 - Debbie Wright, Cindy Swanborg, Yan- iza Briceno, Jeanie Bonnell. Row 3-Lisa Curtis, Kathy Meyer, Moon Kim, Paul John- son, Gustin Ho, Carol Wright. Each year this organization brings foreign students to Harlem and also sends Harlem students to other countries. The exposure is two-fold. The foreign ex- change student learns about American customs, in a family and school atmosphere, and in turn Harlem stu- dents get a greater understanding of other cultures. The club's year began with fund raising projects that were needed to sponsor club activities. The club spon- sored numerous activities that included meeting with other schools, field trips, and an area dinner. The use of the term foreign student was short lived because of their almost immediate acceptance as friends. Our friends will be leaving soon, but I am sure they will be well remembered. We will miss Gustin Ho, Hong Kong; Lucia Marcucci, Brazil; and Yaniza Bri- ceno of Venezuela. Brazilian exchange student teacher, Lucia Marcucci; and family, Mr. Larry Ralston and Mrs. Hazel Ralston. 34 Venezuelan foreign exchange student, Yaniza Briceno; and family, Mr. and Mrs. Art Schultz children, Mark and Dana. 35 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS We've got it together—baby do we ever. This years cheeleaders keep up the fine standards of Harlem Varsity Cheerleaders. They placed 1st at camp. 77-78 was a year for sports most Harlem fans won't soon forget, and the encouragement and pep of the Varsity Squad will be part of those memories. Nancy Bmdenagel, Debbie Papim, Pam Kane, Gail Milroy, Carolyn Brown, Tana Meyers, Julie Ander- son, Sue Barton. J.V. CHEER LEADERS The Junior Varsity Squad is made up of Juniors and Soph- omores who cheer at J.V. and sophomore games. They kept the excitement going through the games and really showed that they deserved the first place posi- tion they got at DCA camp. Row 1: Denise Dowell. Row 2: Marcey Johnson, Eileen Jansen, Carol Block, Shelly Niffenegger Row 3: Debbie Hall, Arlene Hike, Kim Niffenegger. 36 POM-PON The Pom Pon squad performs at football and basketball games and cheers at cross-country, wrestling, swimming and track meets throughout the school year. There were a few trials but they got it together. FRESHMEN CHEER LEADERS The first step in keeping with the tradition of Harlem, was their 1st place honor at summer camp. They worked hard and stayed cheer- ing through the ups and downs of their teams. Not very many fans came to the Freshmen games, but the Fresh- men Cheerleaders kept up the enthusiasm and spirit that aided team effort. Row 1: Kathy Tackeberry, Michele Boisvert, Teresa Lee, Joni Anderson, Renee Zim- merman, Amy Storm, Kelly Cramlett, Kim Kapfer. Row 1: EUe|flic - . Mary fjy G i r m sVHpt iggmson, Ruth Davis, Nmda Lacy, Kim Fisher, Kathy Cho, Lisa Allton, Kathy Haling, Amanda Anderson, Denise Cullum, Cheryl Raymer, Danelle Scales. Row 2: Joan Lovelace, Karlene Waters, Sherry Haling, ng Mi Kim, Dorene Olson, Cheryl Kluver, Sue Roggensack. Row 3: Carol Anderson, Anna Bartram. K TWIRLERS Row 1—Alisa Dreger. Kim Meyers. Row 2-Michelle Fi- scher, Denise Carlson. Row 3- Renee Luter, Robbm Pilcher. FLAG TEAM Row 1-Cindy Hansen, Came Donalson, Amy Franzen, Ed- wina Wright, Doreen Traese- mer, Melinda Luter, Tammy Kirk. 38 SYMPHONIC BAND Excellence is the key that makes the Symphonic Band a continual state contest winner. They didn't achieve this perfection immediately. It took long hours of practice and many concert tours before they were ready to compete. The Symphonic Band went from high honors at district to the final proof of their ex- traordinary BLUE-RIBBON performance at state. BAND OFFICERS Ed Downey, Treas.; Kelley Anderson, Sec., Phil Oliven, Pres.; Car- ne Donalson, V. Pres. DRUM MAJOR Philip Oliveri 39 SYMPHONIC 40 Row 1-Lori Beck, Sarah Kort, Cherie Buske, Diane Hissong, Peg Kitzman, Dawn Klarman, Tammy Kirk, Beth Lamb, Renee Luter. Row 2 Lisa Duclon, Debbie Prentice, Wendy Hertel, Amy Franzen, Melissa Moore, Don Pomering, Melinda Luter, Scott Johnson, Kevin Davenport, April Cates, Brad Johnson, Robin Pilcher. Row 3—Carrie Donalson, Edwma Wright, Maria Tipton, Tom Lamb, Scott Stolberg, Kelley Ander- BAND ■■■■i son, Stephen Feggestad. Don Reese, Ed Downey, Sandy Helm, Mike Detra, William Oliveri, B.J. Johnson, Johnathon Klein, Michelle Fischer, George Miller, Joe Deltore Row 4 —Loretta Patterson, Greg Houston, Keith Furnished, Tim Dreger, Ben Elston, Bill Seidel, Clayton Balmes, Joel Wiemken, John Dean, Doreen Tresemer, Tracy King, Bradley Bourkland, Don Baker. 41 Cindy Good-Pres , Matt Kolb—Vice-Pres., Sharon Hansen—Sec.-Treas CADET BAND Fundementals again and again and still over again. As incoming Freshmen they learned to blend smoothly with former middle school band members to produce the right type of sound. The Ca- det Band performed at Booster Club meetings, many school func- tions and at the Christmas and Spring concerts. Row 1-Karen Freedlund, Liz Perez, Kathy Harvey, Linda Doherty, Stephanie O'Neill, Deborah Luter, Bonnie Myers, Heather Fulton, Brenda Noser, Jodi Kennedy, Chris Jack, Denise Carlson, Jackie Miller. Row 2- Carol Smith, Beth Harmon, Lisa Costello, Lowell Williams, Steve Gunderson, Jeff Ko- lenda, Kurt Wherley, Jan Williamson, Doug Foster, Randy Brubaker, Tom Thies, Doug Brickey, Ned Kirk, Mara-Lee Balmes, Paula Hawkinson, David Keller, Bruce Brown, Mike Stone. Row 3-Melody Mitchell, Pam Borth, Carol Luke, Sherri Pilcher, Jose Ca- bezas, Pat Merick, Don Davenport, Lou Butler, Jeff Bristol, Tony Morrison, Randy Cook, Roby Cadmus, Troy Hall, William Sherwood, David Wheeler. 42 CONCERT BAND Get that line straight! You're out of step! Can't you tell a major from a mi- nor! Together . . . together . . . together . . . Can't you get together? When the year ends you can't forget the Thursday rehearsals, the knot in you stomach during the Christmas Con- cert, and the time you went across the football field out of step. Yet there are those great times when you hit every note just right, or that solo you always wanted to do and the fun of being ap- plauded not once but three times. Row l-Tina Jackson, Trudy Ryerson, Lynnette Wherley, Tracy Beck, Heidi Brown, Mary Sullivan, Heather Novak, Tina Vyborny, Jane Lagerquist, Alisa Dreger, Mike Penzek, Wendy Brandon, Karla Kuse, Kerstin Smith, Cindy Good Row 2 —Sharon Hansen, Cindy Hansen, Debbie Barney, Eileen Rogers, Wendy Moulders, Kirk Holte, Kelly Carl- son, Kim Meyers, Michelle Cousin, Margie Al- mberg, Dan Pomering, Clark Keeton, Paul Lang- holz, Mike Ayres, Randy Richter, David Long Row 3- Michele Cates, Sherry Oswald, Paula Ridings, Dan Wolf, Donnica Alley, Garry Barney, Randy Ryks, Ron Myers, Jay Smith, Max Walters, John Rowett, Terry Bartelson, John Parsons, John Wrieth, Tracy Worley, Greg Ash, Gregg Ash, Gregg Nelson, Monty Miller, Robin Wessels, Paul Hen- dricks, Rick Kryder, Paul Hagberg Row 4 —Dodd Gregory, Penny Kjederquist, Jim Wrieth, Scott Williams, Matt Kolb, Clint August, Andy Conover, Billy Durkee Row 1-Melody Mitchell-Pres., Row 2—Jackie Miller-Treas., Doug Foster-Vice-Pres., Beth Harmon-Sec. MADRIGALS Harlems' elite performed for the Music Boosters throughout the year. They also highlighted the Christmas and Spring Concerts. The Madrigals sang for many churches and businesses and are well remembered at nursing homes for their Christmas time performances. A successful Madrigal Dinner December 22 and winning perfor- mances at the March 4th state contests ended an extremely busy and productive year. Row l-Cindy Brubaker, Nancy Good, Lori Gregory, Lisa Gregory, Alora Paul, Linda Binger, Jamne Huffman, Doreen McKiski, Karen West- holder. Row 2-Kent Parker, John Dean, Bruce Johnson, Rick Barnes, James Fagan, Todd Schroeder, Kelly Persoon, Danny Holloway. GIRLS’ ENSEMBLE This group of singers is commonly known as Sugar and Spice ' Their performances were many and varied. Mrs. Rulee Stallmann gave her talent and time to make the Grils' Ensemble a talented and exciting group. They performed well at many concerts. Sugar and Spice were more than nice they were tops. Row 1 Laurie Phillips, Soph- iena Clark, Maria Tipton, Pam Ivins, Marietta Smith, The- resa Sage Row 2-Beverly Finch, Judy Smith, Kathy Guffey, Julie Fuller, Cindi Sinkiawic, Delores Riley, Sherri Oellig. 44 GIRLS’ TREBLE CLEF A busy schedule awaited the Treble Clef Choir. Music Booster Concerts, the Christmas program, the Musical My Fair Lady, Spring Concerts, and the state contest marked a rather hectic year. The girls literally sang for their supper on many occasions. All of this travel took large amounts of money and through many fund raising projects the girls reached and went over their goals. Row 1 Charolette O'Neal Treas., Sue Rohl—Sec., Crystal DeHart—Vice Pres., Ann Hood President. Row 1 Carrie Steder, Sherry Fairchild, Lisa Wegener, Bev Konitski, Lina Dauenbaugh, Judy Stone, Crystal DeHart, Dulane Daughtry, Alice Daniels, Chris Phillips. Row 2 Becky King, Theresa Knowlton, Charolette O'Neal, Sandy Scott, Wendy Oswald, Sue Rohl, Judi Laugal, Vicki Wills, Kathy Col- lins, Teresa Lee, Deanna Freberg. Row 3-Kathleen Frossard, Lisa Tallacksen, Julie Larson, Pam Gipson, Dena Cunningham, Carolyn Hoover, Georgene Austin, Jane Smith, Ann Hood, Kathy Talley. A Cappella Officers: Row 1 Nancy Good; Public- ity, Bruce Johnson, President, John Dean, Vice- President. Row 2—Karen Smith; Treasurer, Alora Paul; Secretary. MIXED CHOIR Whether they were at Music Boosters, Christmas Concert, or the Spring Concert the Mixed Choir performed with dis- tinction. The key to their suc- cess was the constant blending of perfect harmony. Laune Carter, Carol Nettles, Robin Car- ter, Mark Nelson, Curt Good, Jim De- Gunther, Randy Kitaman, Bob Gustin, Debbie Tate, Kim Acaley. Row 2-Eliza- beth Jamison, Kelly Watkins, Melanie Ott, Robin Gustin, Bonnie Zimmerman, Sally Anderson, Dawn Carlson, Kim Kapfer, Kim Kennington, Bridget Burke, Cathy Anderson, Mara-Lee Balmes, Brenda Hastert, Peggy Williamson. Row 3 Linda Downs, Sue Ames, Lisa Miles, Kelly Kapfer, Tina Wampler, Mitzi Witt, Janet Hale, Pam Fields, Becky Young, Sue Tiffany, Susan Rogge, Shelly Phil- lips. Row 4 Jeff Stringer, Dan Ham- mack, Greg Smith, Dave Rose, Gary Callahan, Joel Pearson, John Lee, Bob Partch, Erwin Emery, Carl Townsend, Ricky Mueller, Dwayne Bailey, Pat Russo, Ron Black, Tony Anderson. 46 A CAPPELLA In addition to performing at the Music Boosters in the fall and participating in the Christmas Concert the A Cappella Choir was the main contributor to the May 20th Spring Concert. The talent of the group was obvious by the large numbers repre- sented in the solo and ensemble contests. Row 1-Sherry Haling, Crystal Bohn, Charlene Findley, Sharon O'Neal, Lisa Patterson, Jodi Mmnick, Lori Gregory, Rhonda Spedding, Patsy Catron, Janine Huffman, Nancy Good, Vicki Thompson, Karen Smith, Marietta Smith Row 2- Sue Pickering, Alora Paul, Sandie Ber- gstrom, Barb Blecker, Dina Adams, Carrie Jacob, Scott Wyatt, Dennis Woods, Bob Vandiver, Scott Stolberg, Stan Sanders, Dorene Olson, Lisa Greg- ory. Gina Larson, Penny Fry, Ellyn Adami, Traci Mitchell, Mrs Rulee Stall- man Row 3 —Ellen Higginson, Leah Hobson, Mary Casey, Rick Barnes, Maynard Molitor, Bruce Johnson, Jeff Spaulding, Kent Parker, Dan Hollaway, Toby Adams, Penny Hamilton, Marcia Kieselburg, Linda Bmger, Belynda Fletcher, Sue Roggensack, Sherri Haf- ferty, Diane Goff. Row 4 Paula Fink, Karen Westholder, Cindy Brubaker, Do- reen McKiski, Christopher Eye, Steve Shields, Paul Johnson, Todd Schroeder, Clayton Balmes, Brad Mattingly, Kelley Persoon, Joey Vettore, Kent Jensen, Jim Fagan, Denise Cullum, Doreen Ramey, Sheila Kellar. Mixed Choir Officers: Row 1 Ginger Wydick, Mitzi Witt, Kelly Kapfer. Row 2—Erwinn Emery, John Lee. 47 SENIOR STAFF Row 1-Captain W A Sundt U.S.N. (Ret.). Lt.JG Brett Daniels, Lt. Steve Michealson, Lt. Cmdr. Don Goble, Lt. Denise Holmes, CPO J.B Weant. SENIOR OFFICERS Row 1-Captain W.A Sundt, U.S.N. (Ret ), Lt. Steve Michealson, Lt. Cmdr Don Goble, Lt. De- nise Holmes, CPO J.B Weant. Row 2- Lt.JG Mark Lamendola, Lt.JG Brett Daniels, Lt.JG Rob- ert Peters, Lt.JG Patrick Kirwan, Lt.JG James Fin- cher, Lt.JG Vicki Ander- son, Lt.JG Doug Byerley. 48 NAVAL JUNIOR RESERVE OFFICER TRAINING CORPS We Serve ' could be the motto of the Harlem NJROTC unit. This year, as always, the Harlem unit provided a Color Guard and drill teams for school and community activities that included representation in parades, drill competition, and presenting the Colors at home games. Today there is little credit or honor given to members of the military. Our American ideals almost seem to be passe. Through the efforts of units of the NJROTC we may still find those individuals who are willing to serve. Row 1 Lt. Denise Holmes, P02 Shari Puckett, Lt. Mark Lamendola, Lt.JG Vicki Anderson Row 2-Lt.JG Pat- rick Kirwan, Ens Cindy Johnson, Lt.JG James Fincher, CPO Bob Ball, P01 Kathy Gantz, Lt.JG Doug Byerley COLOR GUARD GIRLS' DRILL TEAM Row 1 Lt.JG Vicki Ander- son, Chief Weant, Ens. Cindy Johnson. Row 2-Lt. Oenise Holmes, P03 Kim Verona, P02 Shari Puck- ett, Cadet Mara-Lee Balmes, POl Kathy Gantz. Row 3-P02 Mona De- Vore, CPO Ramona Jones, CPO Liz Hickey, POl Vicki Snyder. BOYS' DRILL TEAM Row 1—Lt.JG Patrick Kir- wan, Captain W.A. Sundt, U.S.N. (Ret.), CPO Bob Ball. Row 2-Cadet Jeff Anderson, Cadet Dwight Lewis, P03 Doug Verona, Cadet Bobby Hayden, Ca- det Keith Wall, P02 John Pennow, Cadet John McDonald, Cadet Stewart Beckius. Row 3-POl Dan Billman, Lt.JG Doug Byerley, Lt. JG Robert Pe- ters, POl Paul Johnson, Lt. Cmdr. Don Goble, P02 James Beckius, Cadet Todd Creamer. 50 FIRST PLATOON Row 1—CPO Curt Lewis Pit. Cmdr. Row 2-Cadet Danny Hubbard, Ca- det James Herring, Cadet Lester Hayden, Cadet John Burton, Cadet Mark Nelson, Cadet Brian Liston, Cadet Wayne Burrows, Cadet Debbie Cederquist. SECOND PLATOON Row 1-POl Richard Sundell, Lt. JG Robert Peters, Pit. Cmdr Row 2— Cadet Phil Tucker, Cadet Cheryl Cederquist, Cadet Patti Pennow, Ca- det Doris Strang, CPO Sue Berry, CPO Chris Buske. Row 3-P02 Diane Goff, Cadet Bill Durkee, P03 William Sherwood, P03 Clayton Balmes, Ca- det Matt Hickman, Cadet Diane Heral. 51 H CLUB H Club had a memorable change this year with the addition of girls. All members were active in many projects including an after game dance, a spring car wash, and a sales program. Money from these projects was used for the Wall of Fame and the All-Sports Board. H Club members volunteered to usher at all home games and for the Rockford Classic. An additional first was the co-ed steak fry to end a well done year. Row 1-Bottom to top Teresa Bowers, Carrie Jacobs, Penny Hamilton, Mancy Bindenagel, Laura Dauenbaugh, Ellen Heidenreich. Row 2 - Dan Dajka, Matt Russell, Phil Oliveri, Mike Gringle, Eddie Hanebuth, Scott Bliss, Scott Hall. Center-AI Navickis (Sargeant at Arms), Lisa Evans (Sec.-Treas.), Cal Carlson (Pres.), Kathleen Hall (Sargeant at Arms), Dave Hodges (Vice-Pres.) Row 3—Bottom to top Ellyn Adami, Julie Anderson, Jayne Oyen, Sue Tackeberry, Lynda Johnson, Linda Eicheliberger, David Kisting. Row A Moon Kim, Glenn Clin ton. Dale Christiansen, Steve Mussigman, Don Baker, Don Hamilton, Mark Gunderson. The day for the newspaper staff begins early. There is much to be done before the paper can go to press.77 Remember to shoot half-tones. Reductions on page 2. Watch for typos! Story type set right away! The strange dialogue and the work continues each school day and every Tuesday night until the paper emerges twice a month. Kimberly Stewart and Missy Parker were there from the beginning to supply the needed leadership that brought the news and production staffs together. Row 1—Blair Carl- son, Sheila Bean. Row 2-Sheri Hess, Denise Garr, Jeff Dickson. Row 3— Phil Oliveri, Rick Sage. The Pepper staff keyed in on articles that were sometimes controversial but always current. The pros7 and cons7 of girls participating in all boys7 sports, marijuana, and the teen-age marriage were articles requested that made the Pepper77 a truly student oriented publication. Row 1—George Miller. Row 2-Lars Hillburst, Randy Pearson, Tim Dre- ger, Ken Ward. PEPPE Row 1—Lisa Curtis, Missy Parker Managing Editor, Kim Stewart Editor-in- Chief, Denise Holmes- Editorial Editor. Row 2— Brian 0lson-Ad Manager, Mary Crescenzo, Carol An- derson. Row 3—Mr Hyde-Advisor, Pat Cren- shaw Girls' Sports Edi- tor, John McDonnell Boys' Sports Editor, Mary Casey—Photo Editor, Lynda Fletcher Business Manager, Quentina Ivy- News Editor. 53 Gina Larson—Business Manager Lisa Curtis-Editor-in-Chief Row 1—Jeff Dickson, Flip Oliveri, Brian Johnson, Sheri Hess, Rick Sage. Row 2— Blair Carlson. 54 METEOR The Meteor staff underwent many changes this year. The first major change was in the form of a new and very capable advisor, Mr. Ron McLean, who brought his photographic expertise to the yearbook. A drastic reduction in staff size was another major change. The smaller staff, instead of limiting staff output, was responsible for a greater output. The many changes caused a rather slow beginning, but as staff mem- bers adjusted to the new training they met their deadlines and worked smoothly and effectively as a team. Beccy Nilges, Kim Hicks-Sports Editor, Connie Haling. 55 Ralynn Northrup, Cathy Perrot-Copy Editor. ATHLETICS We have accepted the challenges and posted our victories. Now we are NUMBER 1 . HARRIERS FACE DIFFICULT SEASON front row left to right: Ginger Wydick manager, Moon Hong Kim, Tim Fuller, Mark Lamendola, Lisa Miles manager, Dave Hodges, second row: Larry Rivers, Tracy Worley, Erik Sundbo, Flip Oliveri, Don Baker, Coach Luter. 58 front row left to right: Dan Beck, Dwayne Bailey, Jay Smith, second row: Ricky Mueller, Paul Langholz, Kevin Voss, Ernie Bailey, Dan An- derson. third row: Erwin Emery, Steve Johnson, Tim Vanstone. The Harriers evened out the season with a 5-5 record and a 4-4 record in conference dual meets. They finished fourth in conference and were 9th out of 16 teams in district competition. In the Forest City Invitational, Har- lem's runners were 13th out of 19 teams; at Janesville they were 9th out of 10 teams; at Freeport, 8th out of 9 teams; and at the Ster- ling Invitational, the Harriers were 26th out of 31 teams. Don Baker was chosen for All-Conference for the sec- ond year in a row, he and Tim Fuller also qualified for sectionals this year. On the frosh-soph level, the runners had a disappointing season record of 3-7 and a confer- ence dual record of 3-5. They finished 5th in confer- ence and in other com- petition, finished 16th out of 18 at the Forest City In- vitational; 2nd out of 9 at Freeport, and at the Sterling Invitational, they finished 15th out of 27 teams. 59 DOUBLES TEAM QUALIFIES FOR STATE The Girl's Tennis Team ended the season with a 6-2 record in dual meets and they finished third in conference competition. As individual competitors, Kathy Hall was placed in the number one position, while Linda Traff was placed second. They had conference records of 6-2 and 7-1 respectively. In doubles competition, the number one team of Hall and Traff placed second in both conference and district. They were also the first Harlem team to ever qualify for state. Jayne Oyen, who was in fifth position on the Harlem singles list, was the Conference Singles Champion. Overall, the team had an excellent season with a very impressive season record and high plac- ings in the conference. front row left to right: Linda Traff, Kathy Hall, Mary Scheidegger, Debbie Picchi, Kathy Scheidegger. second row: Julie Loftis, Diane Broege, Lynda Johnson, Ellen Heidenreich. third row: Jayne Oyen, Coach Paul Rewerts, Sue Bush. 60 front row left to right: Dann Day, Jeff Bender, Tim Sage, Coach Herb Grigg, Steve Mussigman, Todd Schroeder. second row: Mike Wold, Steve Fuller. The Harlem Golf Team had a disap- pointing season this year. After losing the opening conference match to East, they continued at the same pace placing 8th in conference and 13th in district. The Huskies only posted two wins this year, but they had to forfeit them because of eli- gibility reasons. The linksters never came around, finishing last at the Boylan Invitational. The golfers, led by four seniors, a junior, and a soph- omore, were in fifth place the first day at conference, but inconsistent scores led them to placing second to last in conference and last at the At- wood Invitational. In the District Golf Championship, Harlem was left hold- ing the number 14 position. s . - SjUT, 61 front row left to right: Mark Gunderson, Mike Rylatt, Matt Russell, Jeff Mounts, Brian Fleming, Mark Bolin, John Shipman, Craig Verm, Henry Rodriguez, second row: Joel Wiemken, Jeff Palmer, Roscoe Eldrige, Glenn Clinton, Rich Bainter, Randy Thompson, Mike Rogge, Keith Olson, Kevin Knoebber, Greg Markgraf. third row: Mike Butterfield, Mark Cave, John Werst, Don Scheidegger. Bill McBride, Jim Fagan, Dale Christiansen, Dan Heidenreich, John Langholz, Daren Easton, Coach Joe Barth, fourth row: David Kisting, Randy Bolin, Dan Gilbaugh, Al Navickis, Cal Carlson, Brian Palmer, Steve Brown, Keith Romine, Mike Valenti, John Helms, fifth row: Coach Jerry Stalcup, Tom Gries- man, Jeff Wisocki, Rob Moline, Jim Cady, Dan Garr, Don Hamilton, Richard Bohn, Scott Hall, Ron Easton, Mark Atterbury, Coach Ed Hornbeck 62 HARLEM CAPTURES CONFERENCE TITLE Harlem fans were in for a few surprises this season when the Varsity Football Team walked out onto the held. As they were soon to find out—this was not a Typical Huskie team , these players were prepared to make this sea- son one that the entire area was not likely to forget. After the first three weeks of disappointing play—three losses to Barrington, Jefferson and DeKalb: the Huskies began their uphill climb toward capturing the confer- ence title. This was something that Harlem players had only dreamt of since they joined the Big-Nine in 1963, however this year they made it a reality. Even after their first three losses; the Huskies with the guidance of quarterback Scott Hall and the awesome offensive line, fought back against negative attitudes and unlikely pros- pects, to consecutively win their next six games. Harlem triumphed over once rated West and East, and coasted by unfamiliar St. Charles and Elgin teams. This brought the Huskies in contention for a state title, their next game was against Gurnee-Warren, which they glided by, by a score of 21-14. After winning this quarter-final game, the Huskies traveled to Woodstock where they were placed up against the rugged Blue Streak defense. Although the spirit was there, Harlem's attack could not seem to materialize and they were lead to a disappoint- ing loss. This concluded a satisfying season for the griders, a year that was filled with many accomplishments. This was the first time Harlem had won more than three games in a row-this season the Huskies compiled an almost unstoppable winning streak, defeating seven teams; this was also the first Homecoming won in fourteen years and six players were placed on the All-Conference Team: Randy Bolin, Scott Hall, Dave Kisting, Bill McBride, Al Navickis, and Brian Palmer. All this when added together accounted for the outstanding season the Huskies had. front row left to right: Randy Ryks, Brad Seymour, Corey Butterfield, Marty Schoonover, Jerry Hensel, Andy Christiansen, Grant Owens, sec- ond row: Mark Schulz manager, Roger Ostrom Assistant Coach, Jon Pothour, Jerry Locascio, Bob Ball, Jon Havens, Doug Hike, Phil Mul- cahy, Mike Simmons, Greg Owens manager, third row: Coach Truax, Jeff Smith, Brian Pond, Jeff Pearson, Tony Hamilton, Mike Adcock, Kirk Rasmussen, Mark Verstraete, Coach Ambruoso. fourth row: Tom Rose, Fred Knudson, Jeff Fuller, Brooke Meyers, Scott Briggs, Rick Peterson, Paul Robinson, fifth row: Jay Brown, John Lee, Bruce Middleton, Chris Quinn, Brad Stone, Steve Arey, Don Knight, Tom Tiffany. 64 The expectations that Harlem's sophomore football team had of an unbeatable season, were not to become a reality. After losing the opening game to Barrington with the score of 20-0, the Pups continued a seemingly losing battle as they finished off the season with a 1-8 record. However, this compiled record could not possibly show the amount of deter- mination and effort the Huskies brought forth during every game. They truly put new and clearer meaning to the phrase Huskie Pride ' 65 front row left to right. Marty O'Brian, Steve Eichelberger, Brad Danger, Doug Kevern, Chip Brockway, Scott England, Steve Vitale, Carl Nel- son, Tom Hall, Kevin Claudy. second row left to right: Brent Shelton, Jerry Hike, Bob Jakubien, Jerry Tuite, Greg Samp, Larry Phillips, Tim Vronch, Mike Stone, Jim Maddock, Tom Thies, Rex Brown, Sam Devine, third row left to right: Scott Hobel, Dan Burrows, Chett Lunsford, Jeff Robinson, Eric Meacham, Brian Markgraf, Jeff Clausen, fourth row left to right: Fred Briski, Perry Thomas, Todd Johnson, Monty Miller, Marty Deters, Don Gradozzi, Chuck Croft, Kevin Daughtry, Dean Francis, Ed Rienhardt, Steve Boxrud, Robert Rosandich, Coach Jon Novak, Coach Ken Franzen, Coach Jack Ramsey. Freshman Gridders Shine The determined Harlem freshman football team opened the season ripping the Freeport Pretzles 8-6, which put them on the right track standing undefeated after the third straight victory. The freshman gridders went on to carry their winning streak to six, but lost to Boylan in a close game, scoring 0 points; Boylan 6 points. The team did a very fine job, emerging the victors in the last game of the season after defeating the East Erabs 22-14, ending a terrific season 8-1. Overall, the good coaching paid off very well for the freshman players and they put forth great team effort . v � -r- 67 GIRL’S DISPLAY ABILITY AND DETERMINATION The Girl's Varsity Volleyball Team carried away a 9-7 record this sea- son, and placed fourth in conference tournament. The girls, led by captain and Most-Valuable-Player Sue Tackelberry, had a few disap- pointing losses which nearly outgained their victories. However, they were quick to prove what ability and an unbeatable spirit can do. Linda Eichelberger was chosen for the Big-Nine All-Conference Vol- leyball Team, and Sue Wentland was placed on the second All-Con- ference Team. 68 front row left to right: Kim Evink, Sue Wentland, Sue Tackeberry, Lisa Evans, Linda Eichelberger, Ylonda Block, Jan Carabelli, Kathy Meyers, Teresa Bowers, second row: Eddie Hannebeth manager, Coach Hendrix. Netters Score Big The J-V Volleyball Team wrapped up the season with a 11- 5 record and placed second in conference. Several new players were added to the team this year with the in- coming freshman, adding to the already talented group of returning players. Many of these girls will move up to make the backbone of the Varsity team next year. Their ex- cellent record this year is proof of their abilities. 70 front row left to right: Mary Lou Kolenda, Kim Clark, Laura Dauenbaugh, Pat Hutchinson, Eileen Rogers, second row left to right: Sue Abels, Cheryl Clark, Dee Dee Stanfa, Coach Niemeyer, Retha Hensel, Shelly Easton. GIRLS CATCH THIRD IN CONFERENCE The girls continually improved throughout the season and compiled a 9-7 record. They placed third in conference with outstanding ef- fort shown by Yolanda Block and Sheryl Clark. Considering that the team only had one senior and three juniors, their season was exceptional. With most of the team members returning, they should be extremely competitive for the next two years. First row from left to right: Jon Novak; coach, Second row from left to right: Sharon Hillenburg, Michelle Blodgett, Sue Tackeberry, Yo- landa Block, Jill Carabelli, Jan Carabelli, Sheryl Clark, Kim Evmk, Pat Hutchison, Kim Kenmngton, and Loretta Patterson. 73 GIRLS POST EXCELLENT SEASON The J-V team accomplished a great deal this season post- ing a 8-6 record. This achievement was obtained by a team composed entirely of freshmen, while their opponents were mainly sophomores with more experience. However, this obstacle did not intimidate the Huskies as they placed sec- ond in conference standing. Outstanding players were Ei- leen Rogers, Theresa Schick and Dawn Carlson. front row left to right: Beth Harmon (manager), Sandi Johnson (manager), second row left to right: Melody Mitchell, Susan Oliver, Tina Kenmngton. Sileena Crawford, Mila Allen, Eileen Rogers, third row left to right: Jan LaMagdelaine, Pam Wilson, Theresa Schick, Dawn Carlson, Lori Roberson, Sue Burke, George Baehr (coach). CAGERS The Harlem Varsity Basketball team had a tri- umphant season this year. The determined cagers posted a win over Jefferson and regained the tie for first place in the conference. Each of the team members devoted many hours of hard practice and unselfish attitudes to reach their goals. Out- standing players were Dave Kisting and Larry Block, while many others came very close. Kisting averaged 18.4 points per game while Block fol- lowed with 16.4 points per game. Kisting also led in rebounds with 196. Two other valuable players were Brent Herren with 81 assists and Tony Floyd with an 81 per cent free throw average. Aggressive coaching coupled with encouragement from reserves brought the team an overall season record of 17-9. ront row left to right: Coach Chuck Schultz, Asst. Coach Don Tresemer. second row left to right: Jeff Tackeberry, Lawrence Block, Anthony Floyd, Don Hamilton, Tom Griesman, Jim Ward, Tim Schlittler, David Kisting, Tom Honeycutt, Greg Markgraf, Joel Wiemken, Scott Hall, Ronnie Easton, Brent Herren. ARE RED HOT 76 FINISH THIRD The Sophomore Basketball Team began their season with a 57-55 win over Dixon. They continued their winning streak with victories over Freeport and Chicago Man- ley. The cagers came through the season with wins over highly competitive teams such as St. Charles, Elgin Larkin, DeKalb, Bloom and Calumet. The Sophomore Team ended the season with a 17-4 record. The final game was a win over previously un- beaten Auburn thereby clinching the Boy- lan Tournament. first row left to right: Bob McGivern Mgr., Coach Peterson, Grant Owens, Brad Gustafson, Jerry Barrett, Bob Heaton, Don Buss, Coach Yoe. second row left to right: Don Western, Jon Pothour, Bruce Middleton, Tim Schlittler, Terry Hickey, Jay Brown, Brian Fuller, Erwin Emery, Kevin E lasser. 78 Row 1 Coach Robert Clinton, Steve Ramey, Steve Fuller, Marty O'Brien, Steve Johnson, Dan Krueger, Coach Chris Ugocki Row 2-Dom Gradozzi, Tom Hall, Jeff Flock, Chuck Croft, Steve Hidden, Jeff Robinson, Kevin Claudy. Row 3—Dan Heeren—mgr, Brent Shelton, Mike Carlson, Doug Clott, Steve Norman, Dave Adams, Maurice Jones mgr. 80 FROSH POST 12-8 SEASON This year the freshmen basketball team started out the season winning the first game against Sycamore, 58-47, and going on to defeat Auburn, Boylan, and West. Throughout the season, the frosh players were defeated only 8 times. Steve Fuller and Marty O'Brien led the team in scoring and rebounding, while Mike Carlson and Chuck Croft helped the team in assists. Overall the frosh team ended the season with a 12-8 record. 81 DAJKA PLACES AT STATE The grapplers finished another excellent season with a 14-2-1 record, were first in conference with a 6-0 record in dual meets, and placed second in the district. In sectional competition, the Harlem wrestlers placed tenth; at Harvard, fourth; at Boylan, sixth; and they were the Glenbrook North Team Tourney Consolation Champions. Two of the team members: Bob Maddock, a sophomore at 112 pounds; and Dana Dajka, a senior at 132 pounds; qualified for state competition. Dajka placed fourth in State, the second wrestler in Harlem's history to ever place in a state meet. front row left to right: Kitty Sturdevant (manager), Jim Maddock, Tom Buehre, Jim Patapack, Mike Bushman, Steve Schlensker, Dana Dajka, Bob Maddock. Second row: Jerry Hensel, Chuck Briggs, Keith Olson, Scott Briggs, Donald Scheidegger, John Lee, Mike Valenti, Steve Michaelson, Tim Jobes, Roy Dajka, Dawn Szczech (manager). 82 The J-V wrestlers ended their season with a record of 10-2-0. Outstanding wrestlers were Keith Olson at 155 pounds and Steve Tague who wrestled at the heavyweight class. Outlooks for next year's varsity team will undoubtably be good with returning wrestlers and with the ad- vancing J-V wrestlers. Their excellent record proves their ability. 83 front row left to right: Tom Messink, Bill Bradford, Anthony Hamilton, John Jenkins, Greg Owens, Sheldon Dunbaugh. Second row: Janet Hale manager, Steve Bohn, Craig Tunnell, Jon Havens, Doug Hike, Brad Stone, Scott Meyers, Becky Young manager. 86 SOPHOMORE WRESTLERS SHINE The sophomore wrestlers finished an excellent season placing first in the conference and earning a record of 12-1-0. Eleven out of a possible twelve places were captured by Har- lem wrestlers in the Sophomore Con- ference Tournament. Those who placed first were: John Jenkins (112), Scott Meyers (132), and Doug Hike (155). Second place finishers were: Terry Belew (98), Greg Owens (105), Tony Hamilton (119), and Steve Bohn (HWT). This was the fourth year in a row that sophomores have won the conference crown. 87 The freshmen ended a remarkable season with a record of 12-0, an overall conference best. In tourna- ment competition, they placed fourth at Freeport and second in the Harlem Frosh Invitational. MVPs were Fred Belknap 19-2, and Terry Belew 19-3. Terry also took the sophomore conference championship. The twelve outstanding wrestlers were : Terry Belew, Steve Messink, Mike Young, Fred Belknap, Jerry Hike, Kevin Meyers, Fred Briski, Randy Underwood, Kevin Daughtry, Ed Reinhardt, Kevin Sircloumb, and Dean Francis. Their opponents suffered more than body slams with the Harlem frosh posting average match points of 53 to their opponent's 11. front row left to right: Mike Jacob, Jesse Luna, Fred Belknap, Jeff Bristol, Steve Messink, Terry Belew, and Don Lovelace Second row: Vicki Turnmire manager, Terry Hamilton, Bob Nilges, Jerry Hike, Mike Young, Fred Briski, Kevin Sircloumb, Jeff White, Brad Kampmeier, and Bev Konitski manager. Third row: Bob Jakubien, Craig Spiess, Dean Francis, Gary Clinton, Randy Underwood, Kevin Daughtry, Kevin Myers, Todd Tratnik, Edward Rienhardt, and Coach Tony Sabatino. 88 VIGOROUS PRACTICE PROVES WORTHWHILE Determination, concentration and hard work are a few of the sacrifices that must be made to become a swimmer. Only the best will make it. Some of which are: Seniors; Scott Bliss, who swims the 100 yd. backstroke and 100 and 200 yd. freestyle, plus the medley relay. Les Hillary has also done an excellent job for the team this year. Out- standing juniors were: Randy Jackson (100 yd. butterfly and medley relay), Jim Clausen (butterfly), Brad Dodd (freestyle and 100 yd. breaststroke), and Dennis Hillary (breaststroke). Two sophomore highlighters were Steve Stewart and Steve Ekberg, who both swam freestyle. front row left to right: Scott Bliss, Eddie Hanebuth, Kent Jensen, Brad Dodd, Les Hillary, Don Conness, and Jim Clausen. Second row: Don Knight, Randy Jackson, David Isom, Lynn Adami, Steve Ekberg, and Bill Moline. Third row: Coach Joe Barth, Bob Vandiver, Dennis Gantz, Dennis Hillary, Steve Stewart, Rick Falkowski, and Coach DuPre. 90 Row 1 Mark Eisenhauer, Kevin Bentley, Erik Fauerback. Row 2-Laurie Runnerstrom, Amy Storm, Mike Kenney, Bob Lee, Jeff Robinson, Marty Deters, Dan Anderson. Row 3 Laura Higgmson, Kathy Moline, Sheri Hess, Brenda Eckberg, Tani Jenkins, Heather Novak, Karen Freedlund, Linda Ploenzke, Don Davenport, Eddie Almberg COMPETENT SENIORS LEAD Row 1—Steve Michaelson, Vice-President; Jeff Milhone, President. Row 2—Lisa Evans, Treasurer; Anna Bartram, Secretary. Aiello, Joy Akers, Greg Akers, Jim Alexander, Rena Allen, Renee Allton, Douglas Alt, Kevin Ames, Kerry Anderson, Amanda Anderson, Carla Anderson, Carol Anderson, Julie Anderson, Mike Andrei, John Andrews, Lori 94 Armstrong, Carol Augenbaugh, Kristine Austin, Cyndi Bacino, Tammy Bailey, Debra Bailey, Pam Baker, Carolyn Baker, Don Balzer, Kim Barnes, Rick Barnhart, Virginia Barton, Cathy Barton, Sue Bartram, Anna Beck, Cindy Beksel, Cindy Belew, Bill Bell, Judy Benjamin, Mark Bentley, Keith Berry, Susan Betts, Louisa Biliman, Steve Bindenagel, Nancy Blackburn, Randy Blackmer, Kevin Bliss, Scott Block, Lawrence Board, Melanie Bohn, Richard 95 SENIORS ARE COOL Bolin, Randy Boothe, Allen Bourkland, Brad Brand, Rhonda Brantley, Bill Breese, Norma Bressler, Raymond Bricend, Yaniza Briggs, Charles Briski, Susan Brock, Charles Broege, Douglas Brown, Carolyn Brown, Lori Brown, Steven Bruno, Doug Burkman, Larry Burnett, Linda Burns, Dennis Buske, Cheryl Buske, Edie Butterfield, Mike Byerley, Richard Bystrom, Jon Calvin, Lance Carlson, Andrea Carlson, Blair Carlson, Calvin Carlson, Cheri Carlson, Ron 96 Cave, Mark Chadwick, Elizabeth Chapman, Steve Christiansen, Dale Clark, Kristy Clark, Richard Clark, Sophiena Clausen, Karen Clendening, Randy Cobb, Leda Cobert, Michelle Collins, William Conover, Gordon Cook, Denise Corder, Darrell 97 SENIORS ARE INTELLECTUALLY Cornelius, Scott Cotton, Richard Crain, Claudette Crane, Diane Crescenzo, Mary Cullum, Denise Curtis, Lisa Cutler, Kevin Dahle, John Daily, Janet Dajka, Dana Dalton, Brian Daniels, Brett Davenport, Kevin Dawson, Doug Dayhoff, Jodi Demus, Billy Derrickson, Rick Derry, Debra Dettmer, Darryl Dieterman, Ruth Dodd, Jeff Donaldson, Carrie Doty, Andy Downey, Ed Drake, David Dreger, Timothy Dresser, Annette Duhigg, Jack Durfey, Karen 98 SUPERIOR. . . THEY THINK Earls, Debbie Easton, Darren Ehrhart, Kevin Eichelberger, Linda Eitel, Debra Eldridge, Patricia Elmore, Don Elston, Benjamin Enderle, Steve Engesetter, Randy England, Robert Erickson, Don Erickson, Ken Evans, Cindy Evans, Lisa 99 ROUNDING OFF Ferguson, James Ferguson, Tim Fertitta, Vince Fields, Kim Fields, Sharon Findley, Charlene Floyd, Tony Fredrickson, Dan Fry, Randy Garner, Mike Gehrke, Sherri Gilbaugh, Dan Gilbertson, Jo Ann Goble, Don Goodrick, Gary Grable, Rita Grecula, Mark Green, Carol Green, Marlene Gregory, Lisa Gregory, Lori BEST ALL-AROUND—Brent Herren and Lisa Evans— When you care enough to be the very best. 100 SQUARE CORNERS Griesman, Tom Gringle, Mike Guffey, Kathy Gulbrantson, Donna Hafley, Debbie Hagberg, Terry Hagerman, Russell Hale, Jeff Haling, Kathy Hall, Curtis Hall, Kathleen Hall, Scott Hallberg, Deborah Haller, Vicki Hammack, Karen Hammer, Sandy Hanebuth, Eddie Hannblom, Kathy Harbison, Barb Hardman, Randy 101 Hawn, Brenda Heaton, Theresa Hedlund, Danny Heidenreich, Jan Heigeson, Dennis Heigeson, Donna Helm, Kevin Helman, Debbie Helms, John Hensley, Connie Hensley, Phil Herren, Brent Hertel, Wendy Heyer, Paul Hiatt, Hildi 102 COMMUNICATION: NOT A SENIOR PROBLEM Hicks, Garrett Hill, Tim Hillary, Leslie Hillburst, Lars Ho, Gust in Hobson, Leah Hodges, David Holesinger, Sue Hollaway, Dan Hollerud, Lori Holmes, Denise Holmes, Kathleen Holt, Jeff Honeycutt, Brenda Huckabee, Charles Hudson, Debbie Hulbert, Joe Huston, Veronica Hutchinson, Bruce Isley, Connie Isom, Chris Ivins, Pam Ivy, Lisa Ivy, Quentina James, Steven Jansen, Dan Jenkins, Jolyn Jobes, Polly Johnson, Brad Johnson, Brian 103 SENIORS ON DISPLAY Johnson, Bruce Johnson, Carl Johnson, Linda Johnson, Paul Johnson, Scott Jones, Dan Jones, Lea Jones, Michael Jones, Richard Jury, Cindy Kampmeier, Greg Kane, Pam Karsten, Leann Kellar, Sheila Keltner, Glenn Kerby, Janet Kevern, Tammy Kim, Moon Hong Kirk, Tammy Kirkpatrick, Mary Kisting, David Kite, Lorraine Kluver, Richard Knight, Mary 104 MOST ATHLETIC—Scott Hall, Sue Tackeberry— Here are the trophies for most athletic seniors. MOST HANDSOME CUTEST Steve Brown, Julie Anderson Am I wonder- ful? ... or am I wonderful? Knoebber, Kevin Kohlhorst, Kris Kolenda, Marylou Konitski, Douglas Lamb, Tom Lamendola, Mark Langholz, John Lathrop, Jeff 105 Lenz, Mike Lighthart, Anita TODAY HARLEM-TOMORROW THE WORLD Lighthart, Laura Lincoln, Penny Lindenmeier, Carol Lindsay, Tim Liston, Scott Littlejohn, Russ Lloyd, Randy Love, Ralph Ludwig, Alan Lungo, John Luter, Melinda Mackey, Jeff Maddock, Kim Magee, Wendy Mandera, Terry Manning, Terri Martin, Charlene Martin, Tim Massie, Larene Massoth, Mary Mattingly, Bradley Mayborne, Ray McCort, Ellen McGinnity, Kathy McKenna, Kathleen McKiski, Doreen Meacham, Warren Melcher, Janice Melcher, Karen Meredith, Mike 106 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED-Dave Hodges and Cy- ndi Austin—“Most likely to succeed ... at what? Miller, George Miller, Jeanette Miller, Michael M innick, Jodi Mitchell, Lance Mitchell, Madeline Moeller, Kirk Moline, Robert Moore, Melissa Moore, Tim 107 TEACHER'S PET—Jeff Milhone Baehr feeds boy.'' Morelock, Phyllis Morelock, Wanda Musselman, Lori Mussigman, Steve Nania, Greg Navickis, Albert TEACHERS FEED Nelson, Dena Newkirk, Laureen Nichol, Mary Nicosia, Dominic Nicoson, Scott Niday, Don Niffenegger, Timm Nilges, Uta Noble, Angela Noffke, Charles Northrup, Debbie Northrup, Randy Nuckles, Pam Oler, Brian Oliveri, Phillip 108 KNOWLEDGE TO STUDENTS Olmstead, Renee Olsen, Brian Olson, Debbie Olson, Jeff Olson, Rodney O'Neal, Mike Oswald, James Outzen, Tim Owens, Teresa Padgett, Larry Palmer, Brian Palmer, Mary Palmer, Tracy Panther, Carolyn Papini, Alfred Parker, Kent Parker, Marcia Parrish, Greg Paul, Carla Paul, Steve Pearson, Randy Pennow, Pat Persoon, Kelly Peters, Pam Peters, Rick Peters, Robert Pickering, Mary Pond, Kim Pooley, Lindsay Pothour, Joy 109 A LINE FOR EVERY OCCASION Potter, Cindy Pratt, Rick Pringle, Tamara Purington, Craig Raasch, Dave Ramczyk, Tina Ramey, Doreen Rand, Debbie Rasmussen, Scott Ratte, Renee Raymer, Cheryl Richmond, Mike Riley, Delores Robbins, Stacy Rockwell, Mark Rogers, Bruce Rogers, Mike Rogers, Richard Roggensack, Sue Romine, Keith Rucker, Kathy Runkel, David Russell, David Russell, Donald Russell, James Russell, Mike Ryan, Tim Ryerson, Tracey Sage, Tim Sanders, Kelly 110 Sanders, Stanley Savage, Roger Schafer, Calvin Scheidegger, Donald Schmid, Jogena Schmid, Kathy Schreader, Kelly Schwartz, Steve Scott, Sheila Seaworth, Ralph Seidel, Bill Seymour, Bruce Sheets, Larry Shepit, Kathy Sherrard, Linda Shickles, Charles Shipman, John Shoemaker, Christy Shoulders, Pam Shukis, Michael FLIRT CASANOVA- Usa Ivy, Scott Mat- tingly- You know there's never been any- one else! Ill SENIORS EVADE ADMINISTRATOR Singer, Kandy Smallwood, Pam Smith, Judy Smith, Lisa Smith, Marietta Smith, Mike Smith, Thomas Smith, William Smull, Jeff Snodgrass, Rick Snyder, Kristine Speiser, Nancy Stewart, Kim Stine, Diana Stittsworth, Royce Anne St. John, Gordy Stone, Patricia Strey, Jeff Strickland, Pam Stubbs, Virginia CLASS CLOWNS-Ron Carlson, Mary Casey-diminish their chances of graduation. 112 Thompson, Don Thompson, Randy 113 SPIRIT MARCHES ON Stufflebeam, Debbi Sturdevant, Deborah Sundberg, Greg Sundbo, Erik Sundell, Richard Swanborg, Cindy Szczech, Dawn Tackeberry, Susan Tanrath, Robert Taylor, Joan Taylor, Kim Thomas, Karen Thomas, Richard Thompson, Debra MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT—Flip Oliveri— With those clothes he has to be spirited . . away. HARLEM REACHES Thurow, Carl Tiffany, Debbie Tipton, Maria Tipton, Maynard Traff, Linda Trail, Bill Tresemer, Doreen Triplett, Jeannine Triplett, Tina Trotter, Peggy Tucker, Bruce Turley, Mark Turner, Tamara lings, Anne Verdina, Susan Verstraete, Roberta Vettore, Joe Vronch, Charles Vurnovas, Jeffrey Wallis, James Wallis, Steve Waters, Laura Watkins, Nancy Welke, Debbie Wells, Lori Wells, Sandy Werst, Marie Westholder, Karen White, Gary White, Neil 114 NEW CULTURAL PLATEAUS Whitehead, Linda Wiemken, Joel Wihlborg, Barb Wilkins, Gary Williams, David Wincapaw, Trisha Wisocki, Jeffrey Wisocki, Sandy Woods, Dennis Wright, Debbie Wright, Edwina Yeager, Denys Young, Martha Zimmerman, Greg Zimmerman, Robin SENIOR PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE Adams, Dina Fuller, Julie Onley, David Adams, Toby Gibson, Charles Owens, Danny Ancona, Robert Glogowski, Leonard Perkins, Frank Anderson, Dennis Gozy, Loren Peterson, Bryan Bailey, Gordon Grivette, Kyle Purifoy, Anita Bain, Robert Gunnerson, Bradley Ragan, Gregory Barconi, Joe Hada, Steve Ragan, Vicky Beach, Duane Halstead, Ron Richards, Jake Beaman, Rex Hansberry, Mark Ritter, Larry Blecker, Barb Hicks, Daniel Romb, Robert Blum, Jeff Hladilek, Jan Saladino, Hazel Bohlin, Richard Hladilek, Julie Schrack, June Bonnell, Jeanie Hobel, Julie Shultz, Jim Bramlett, Ivan Hughes, Jay Smith, David Bunger, Matt Huss, Becky Springer, Kelly Cabe, Michael Justice, Bobbie Stata, Brandt Carlson, Brian Karceski, Scott Steiner, Denise Carlson, Edith Keller, Carl Stillman, Ken Dahlberg, Russell Luckadoo, Randy Taylor, Phyllis Dean, John Martin, Walter Tharaldson, Lee Dean, Marlon McBride, Bill Urbelis, David Deline, Tony McBride, Bruce Voss, Leonard Earls, Laurie Meiborg, Jeff Vyborny, Don Eschen, Jackie Migliore, Mike Ward, Ken Estes, Sheila Murray, Lucinda Whitson, Bob Farrey, Dana Neal, Terry Williamson, Larry Fincher, James Nelson, Eric Foster, Edwin Neubauer, Bill MOST DRAMATIC—Dina Adams Fantastic expression, tremendous emotion; an all that for an obscene phone call. 115 SENIOR ACTIVITIES Joy Aiello: G.A.A. 1; Yell Squad 2,3; Pep Club 2; Symphonic Band 2,3; Concert Band 1,2; Student Council 2,3,4. Rena Alexander: Volleyball 2; National Honor Society 3,4. Carla Anderson: O.E. 1; O.E. 2. Carol Anderson: Class Treasurer 1,2; Pom-Pon 4; Yell Squad 1 Julie Anderson: Yell Squad 1; G.A.A. 1; Pep Club 1; Meteor 1 Quill Scroll 1; Class Secretary 2; Track Mgr. 2; Class Vice-President 3; Bat Girl 3; National Honor Society 3,4, H-Club 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Cheerleading 2,3,4. John Andrei Wrestling 1,2,3. Lori Andrews G.A.A. 1,2,3; Class Secretary 1; Powder Puff 3,4 3, Treasurer; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Foreign Cyndi Austin: Cadet Band 1, President; Concert Band 2; Symphonic I Language Club 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4 Secretary 2 President 4; Thespians 1,2; D.A.R. Award 4 B Pam Bailey: Mixed Choir 1,2 G.A.A. 1,2,3. Sue Barton: G.A.A. 1,2; Cheerleading 3,4, O.E. 4; Track 4. Anna Bartram: Volleyball 1 Mixed Chorus 1,2; A Cappella 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2; Track 1,2,4, National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 1,2 Class Officer 3 4; Pom-Pon 4; Musical 1,2,3,4; Tour Crtoir 3. Cindy Beksel: All School Play 1,2,3, Musical 2,3,4; S.A.E. 3; G.A.A. 1,2; A.F.S. 2,3; Treble Clef 1,2; Girls Concert Choir 3, President; A Cappella 3,4 Publicity Officer 4. Susan Berry: Student Council 1,2 4 National Honor Society 3,4, Secretary 4; N.J.R.O.T.C. 1,2,3,4. Nancy Bindenagei. Cheerleading 2,3,4, Yell Squad 1; Track 1; Bat Girl 2,3; Forensics 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Meteor 2, D.E.I. 4 Scott Bliss: Tennis 1 Track 2 3, Campus Life 3,4; Swimming 1,2,3,4; H-Club 1,2,3,4. Melanie Board: G.A.A. 1,2,3 Pep Club 1,2 Yell Squad 3; VICA 3. Richard Bohn: Football 1,2 3,4 Wrestling 1 2,3. Randy Bolin: Football 1,2,3 4 Basketball 1,2, Baseball 1,2,3,4; H-Club 3,4. Jeanie Bonnell: Cadet Band 1; Concert Band 2; AFS 3,4; Girls Track 1,2; All School Play 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2. Brad Bourkland: Band 1,2,3,4, Football Mgr. 2,3; Stage Band 1,2. Carolyn Brown: Yell Squad 1; Meteor 2,3, Editor-in-Chief 3; Cheerleading 2,3,4. Doug Bruno: Band 1,2; Student Council 2; Boys State 3; Track 4. Mike Butterfield: Ba ke lasketbali 1 1,2; Baseball 2; Football 4; Track 4. U Calvin Carlson: Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Boys State 3; H-Club 3,4. Edith Carlson: S.A.E. 1,2,3,4, President 3,4. Ron Carlson: Track 1,2,3,4; H-Club 3,4 Betty Chadwick: G.A.A. 3; Treble Clef Choir 2; Spirit Squad 3. Dale Christiansen: Football 1,2,3,4 Baseball 2,3,4; H-Club 3,4. i ' Mr MB HP H C Karen Clausen: G.A.A. 1,2; Yell Squad 3; Swimming 3 ML Claudette Crain: Pep Club 1,2; Yell Squad 2, O.E. P Diane Crane: Pep Club 2; G.A.A. 2,3; Yell Squad 3; Spirt Squad Denise Cullum: Band 1,2,3; Choir 2,3,4, Musical 2,3; Pom-Pon 3,4. Lisa Curtis: N.J.R.O.T.C. 1,2; A.F.S. 4; Debate 3; Pepper 4; Meteor 3,4, Editor-in-Chief 4 D John Dahle: Track 2. Carrie Donalson: Concert Band 1,2; Symphonic Band 3,4, Vice-President 4, Marching Band 4; Forensics 4. Andy Doty: Class President 1; Student Council 1,2,3. V ? Ed Downey: Band 1,2,3,4, Track 2. E E Linda Eichelberger: Yell Squad 1; G.A.A. 1,2; Mixed Choir 1,2, A Cappella 3; Track 1,2,3,4, Track M.V.P. 3; Vol- leyball 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3; Powder Puff 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4; H-Club 4; Ambassador of Easter Seals 4. Debra Eitel: G.A.A. 2,3; VICA 3,4; Spirit Squad 4. Don Erickson: Band 1,2; Track 2; Wrestling 1. Shelia Estes: National Honor Society 4; Assistant Director of 'M.A.S.H ' 4. Lisa Evink: G.A.A. 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2. F James Fincher: N.J.R.O.T.C. 2,3,4; Track 4 Julie Fuller: Treble Clef Choir 1,2; Musical 2; Girls Concert Choir 3,4; Yell Squad 3,4. . m i ? Lisa Gregory: G.A.A. 1; Mixed Chorus 1,2, President | A_Capptlla 3,4, Madrigals 3,4; District Chorus 3,4; All State Chorus 3; Musical 1,2,3,4; Student Choir Director 4. Lori Gregory: G.A.A. 1; A Cappella 3,4; Madrigals 3,4;1 4ixe|j Chqir 1,2; Musical 1,2,3,4; Powder Puff 4; National Honor Society 3,4. Mike Gringle: Golf 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; BasebairiX4; Track 3; Meteor 2,3,4, Sports Editor 2,3; Quill Scroll 2,3,4; H-Club 3,4; Homecoming Cheerleader 4, National Honor Society 3,4. Kathy Esta Guffey: N.J.R.O.T.C. 1; Library Club 3,4; Girls Treble Clef 1,2; Girls Concert Choir 3,4 H Debbie Hafley: Yell Squad 1,2; O.E. 3, Secretary; Spirit Squad 4. Terry Hagberg: N.J.R.O.T.C. 1,2,3; Drill Team 1,2; Color Guard 1. Kathleen Hall: Tennis 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 2,3; Softball 1,3,4; H-Club 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Mixed Choir 1,2; A Cappella 3. Scott Hall: Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; H-Club 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4. Karen Hammack: Girls Treble Clef 1,2; A Cappella 3,4, Campus Life 3. Eddie Hanebuth: H-Club 2,3,4; Tennis 1,2; School Mascot 4 Brenda Hawn: G.A.A. 1,2,3; Band 1; Yell Squad 3; DECA 4. Debbie Helman: Office Education 1,2. ■ -- ■ John Helms: Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3; H-Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3; State Playoffs Football 3,4; Special Mention, Conference, All Area. Phil Hensley: N.J.R.O.T.C. 1,2,3; Debate, Vice-President 4, Debate Club 3,4. Matthew B. Herren: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Homecoming King 4, Court 3,4; National Honor 3,4. Wendy Hertel: Band 1,2,3,4. Jan Hladilek: Track 2; Pepper 3,4. David Hodges: Cross Country 2,3,4, Track 2,3,4; H-Club, Vice-President 3,4, Forensics 4, Spring Play 4; Boy's State 4. ■ — Kathy Holmes: Track 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2; Yell Squad 2; VICA 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3. I Connie Isely: Treble Clef 1; Student Council 2,3,4. Lisa Ivy: Pep Club 2 Meteor 2; Girls Treble Clef 2; Campus Ufe 2,3,4; O.E. 3,4; Pom-TOn 3,4 J Dan Jansen: Baseball 1,2. Jolyn Jenkins: O.E. 2, Secretary: Forensics Vice-President; National Honor Society. Brad Johnson: Track 2; Swimming 1, Band i,2,3,4; Thespians 1,2,3; Stage Band 1,4. Brian Johnson: Track 2; Swimming 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Pepper 1,2; Meteor 3,4; Stage Band 1,4. Paul Anthony Johnson: NJROTC 1,2,3,4; Drill Team 1,4; VICA 3; Library Club 1; A.F.S. 3,4; A Cappella 3,4 Scott Johnson: Band 1,2,3,4 K Pam Kane: Pep Club 1, Yell Squad 1; Cheerleading 2,3,4, Captain 3. Moon Hong Kim: H-Club 4; AFS 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 3; Track 3; Cross Country Manager 4; Boy's State 4; De- bate 4 David Kisting: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1,3; Band 1,2,3; H-Club 4. Lorraine Kite: AFS 3,4 Marylou Kolenda: G.A.A. 3; Volleyball 4. Mark Lamendola: SAE 1, NJROTC 1,2,3,4, Officer 3,4, Drill Team 2,3; Color Guard 2,4, Commander 4; Meteor 3; Debate 3,4, Student Council 4; Cross Country 4«. . m Laura Lighthart: O.E. 4. . Scott Mattingly: A Cappella 4. Karen Melcher GAA 1,2; Student Council 3,4, Secretary 4. Kathy Tana Meyer: Vice-President 1; Yell Squad 1; J.V. Cheerleading 2; Meteor 2; Volleyball 3; Varsity Cheerleading 4, Student Council 4 Homecoming Court 4. Jeff Milhone: National Honor 3,4; Baseball 1; Football 1; Class President 2,3,4; Student Council 2 3 4- Boy's State 3; Hugh O'Brien Youth Foundation 2; Vice-President 4 Dawn Miller: Class Treasurer 3 Student Council 1,3,4, Vice-President 4. George Miller: Concert Band 1,2; Symphonic 1,2; Pepper 3,4. Jodi Mmnick: Track Manager 3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4. Rob Moline: Football 1,2,4, Manager 3; Wrestling 1,2; Swimming 3; Track 4, Tennis 1. Melissa Moore: Concert Band 1,2; lymphonic Band 1,3,4; Pepper 2,3,4, Qjiill and Scroll 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2. Wanda Morelock: G.A.A. 1,2,3; SAE 1; Treble Clef 1; Pepper 3,4; National Honor 3,4. Steve Mussigman: H-Club 4; Golf 3,4; Baseball 1,2. Al Navicta Football 1,2,3,4; H-Club 1,2. a Phil Oliveri: Football 1,2; Cross Country 3,4; Basketball Mgr. 1; Track 1,2,3,4; National Honor 3,4; Concert Band 1,2, Secretary 2; Symphonic Band 3,4, President 4; Drum-major 2,4; Stage Band 1,4. ■ Renee Olmstead GAA 1,2,3, Pep Club 1,2, Treasurer 2; Concert Band 1; Track 1 Brian Olson: Pepper 3,4; Student Council 4; Forensics 4. Rodney Olson: N.J.R.O.T.C. 1,2,3,4, Drill Team 1,2,4; Student Council 1. l Tracy Palmer: Basketball 1; Tennis 1,2,3,4. Kent Palmer: Cross Country 1,2, Track 2; Madrigals 3,4, A Cappella 3,4; Mixed Choir 1,2; Musical 2,3. Marcia Parker: G.A.A. 1,2; Pepper 2,3,4; Quill Scroll 2,3,4. Patti Pennow: National Honor 3,4; Thespians 2,3,4; School Play l| ,3,4; NJROTC 1,2,3,4; Drill Team 1; Color Guard 2. Pam Peters: G.A.A. 1,2. Robert Peters: N.J.R.O.T.C. 1,2,3,4; Color Guard 2; Drill Team 2j3,4. Tamara Pringle: Band 1; Wk Squad 1,2. Craig Purinaton: Football 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4. r i Doreen Ramey: Treble Clef 1; Mixed Choir 2; A Cappella 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2; National Honor 3,4; Tour Choir 3; O.E. 3,4, President 3, Historian 4; Volleyball 2; Campus Life 2,3,4; Yell Squad 2,3; Meteor 1,2. Kathy Rucker: G.A.A. 1,2,3; Treble Clef 1,2; Girl's Concert Choir 3, A.F.S. 1; Pep Club 3; Campus Life 3; Volley- Tracey Ryerson: Concert Band 1,2, President 2; Symphonic Band 3, G.A.A. 1,2; National Honor 3,4; Volleyball 1, Basketball 2; Meteor 1,2; FTA 1; Yell Squad 2. Marietta Smith. Treble Clef 2; O.E. 3; Yell Squad 3; Girl's Concert Choir 3,4, President 4; A Cappella 4 Musical William Smith: National Honor 3,4, AFS 3,4. Kim Stewart: G.A.A. 1; Pepper 2,3,4; Meteor 3; Thespians 3; All School Play 3; Quill Scroll 2,3,4 Diane Stine: O.E. 2; Pepper 3. Jeff Strey: Student Council 4; National Honor 3,4. Virginia Stubbs: Student Council 1,2; O.E. 3,4. Debbi Stufflebeam: All School Play 1; Concert Band 1,2; Symphonic Band 3; Volleyball 1; Track 2 National Honor 3,4. Greg Sundberg: Football 3. Dawn Szczech I Wrestlin ng Mgr. 2,3,4. Linda T-aff: H-Club 4 G.A.A. 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Tennis 2,3,4; Concert Band 1 Breen Tresemer. Band 1,2,3,4; Band Flags 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3; O.E. 4; Pep Club 1,2. Tina Triplett: Pep Club 2; Spirit Squad 4. Tamara Turner: AFS 2,3,4; Thespians 2,3,4; Meteor 2,3,4; Pepper 4. Roberta Verstraete: G.A.A 2,3; Pep Club 2; Student Council 1,2,3,4, President 2; National Honor Society 3,4 Joe Vettore: Symphonic Band 3,4; A Cappella 3,4. W Laura Waters G.A.A. 2, AFS 4; National Honor 3,4. Marie Werst: SAE 1,2, N.J.R.O.T.C. 2,3,4; Drill Team 2,4, Color Guard 3; O.E. 3; National Honor 4. Karen Westholder: Pepper 3,4, School Play 4; Musical 1,2,3,4; Madrigals 3,4; A Cappella 3,4; Mixed Choir 1,2; Powder Puff 4 Linda Whitehead: Track 1,2,3,4 G.A.A. 2,3. Barb Wthlborg Student Council 1,2; G.A.A. 2,3; Pep Club 2. David Williams Basketball 1 Golf 2,3; Student Council 2. Jeff Wisocki: Football 1,2,3,4; Track 2. Edwina Wright G.A.A 1,2,3 Band 1,2,3,4; Band Flags 4; SAE JUNIORS orth Campus didn't really impress us the friendliest of schools as we wll immer registration. We were quite surprised that we adjusted so well. at by studying you could pass geometry and even chemistry. As .hriiorf looki ■ar. J to the rather cold atmosphere of iors didn't seem as distant and we found JUNIORS DARE JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Top to bottom: Rick Porter, President; Jayne Oyen, Trea- surer; Duawn Pierce, Secretary; Karen Lee, Vice President Ace, Christine Adami, Ellyn Adams, Candy Adcock, Debbie Aezer, Joyce Albright, Darlene Alexander, Wes Allen, Cheryl Allen, Dave Allton, Lisa Alt, Steve Altendorf, Ricky Ames, Sue Ancona, Debra Anderson, Bart Anderson, Brenda Anderson, Kelly Anderson, Kris Anderson, Robert Anderson, Todd Anderson, Vicki Anderson, Wendy Appell, Kelly Artz, Paula 122 Attebery, Elaine Atterbury, Mark Bachman, Scott Bader, Dale Bagley, Dorothy Bailey, Dana Bainter, Richard Baker, Ken Balmes, Clayton Balzer, Ken Barkdoll, Pat Barnhart, Nina Bates, Shawn Beach, Richard Beadnell, Robert Beaman, Barry Beckius, Jim Beckius, Leander Bennett, Debbie Bergstrom, Sandy Berry, Renae Bertrand, James Bilodeau, Sharon Binger, Linda Blodgett, Michelle Boehm, Brenda Boehm, Wendy Bohn, Crystal Bolin, Mark Bolstad, Jenny Bowers, Teresa Bowersock, Tony Boyle, Sharyn Brandon, Mark Brazel, Beth Bridges, Donna Brockway, Lezette Broege, Diane Brown, Jeanine Brown, Kim Brubaker, Cindy Bry, Vivian Buehre, Thomas Burdick, Terri Burns, Cindy Burton, John Bushman. Mike Buske. Mary Butler, Dennis Byerley, Herman Bystrom, Bruce Cadwell, Melissa Cady, James Carabelli, Janice Carlock, Galen Carlson, Barton 123 JUNIORS . . . ALWAYS ON STAGE Carr, Doug Carter, Jeffery Carter, Sue Cassata, Margaret Castillo, Esther Castro, Joe Cates, April Catron, Patsy Cavitt, Staci Chatfield, Lisa Chichester, Terri Cho, Kathy Clark, Brian Clark, Teresa Clausen, Jim Cline, Scott Clinton, Glenn Cole, Mary Colvin, Lori Conway, Mary Cook, Fred Corder, Angela Coulter, Jim Counsell, Debra Cousin, Michael Covert, Mark Cozad, Alan Crabill, Jeff Crabtree, Gary Cramlett, Gwynneth Crawford, Atonnia Crenshaw, Pat Cummings, Jeff Cunningham, Bryan Dach, Mike I don't remember one darn line! Dajka, Roy Daniels, Brian Dauenbaugh, Laura Davis, Ruth Davis, Suzanne Day, Kelly Deboer, James Decarlo, Greg Deiter, Tom Dement, Cindy Derry, Judy Detra, Michael Devine, Kathy Devine, Neal Devore, Mona Dobson, Max David Dodd, Brad Douglas, Jeff Driscoll, Tim Drost, Carrie Duclon, Lisa Dufoe, Tom Dulian, Cynthia Duyne, Sherry Easton, Ron Ekberg, Dale Eldridge, Margaret Eldridge, Roscoe Enderie, Mark Engesetter, Rick England, Sylvia Eno, Deeann Erickson, Dan Erickson, Rachel Errico, Ray Ewers, Sue 125 TO BECOME EDUCATED IS TOUGH Fadness, Patricia Fagan, James Falkstrom, Treasure Fatheree, Sharon Fausett, Keith Ferger, Michael Ferris, Michael Feurer, Ray Finch, Beverly Fincher, Lon Fink, Paula Fischer, Michelle Fisher, Kim Fleming, Brian Fletcher, Belinda Flock, Nancy Florence, Sue Franzen, Amy Fricke, David Fry, Penny Fullmer, Connie Furnish, Thomas Galler, Barb Gantz, Dennis Gantz, Kathleen Garner, Brian Garr, Daniel Genin, Dawn Gentry, Sheila George, Karen Getter, Dawn Gibson, Rickard Gilbaugh, Denise Gipson, Angela Glodo, Dawn Goff, Diane Goken, Luann Good, Nancy Goodrick, Judy Gordon, John Gouchenour, Todd Gough, Jay Gozy, Debbie Gradozzi, Tami Gravelle, Jeff Graves, Debbie Greene, Pamela Gnese, Linda Gruner, Tim 126 UMM no sex, no violence How boring! Gunderson, Mark Guthrie, Tammy Habben, Paul Hafferty, Sherri Hagerman, Mark Hagerman, Randy Halberstadt, Douglas Hale, Andy Haling, Sherry Hall, Debbie Haller, Diane Hamilton, Craig Hamilton, Donald Hamilton, Penny Hardman, Rusty Hart, Jackie Hartweck. Bob Harwick, Regina Hatch, Keith Hatfield, Tisa Haugen, Janet Hawkins, Peggy Hays, Don Heck, David Hedrick, Kim Heidenreich. Ellen Heilman, Joe Heinzeroth, Jill Helm, Sandy 127 Hendershott, Thomas Henke. Karen Henms, Gregg Herold, Elizabeth Herring, Jim Hess, Lisa Hexom, Robert Hickey, Elizabeth Hicks, Kim Higginson, Ellen Hike, Arlene Hillary, Dennis Hilleshiem, Diane Hissong, Diane Hodyniak, Steve Hoey, Jeff Holdcroft, Boyd Holmbo, Joe Holmes, Christine Holmes, Leanne Hose, Debbie Houston, Greg Huffman, Jamne Hufstedler, Sarah Hughes, Jeffrey Hulbert, Laura Hurley, Tern Hutchins, Nancy Hutchinson, Clinton Hutchison, Russ Hutchison, Patricia Iverson, Tonja Jack, Mark Jackson, Linda Jackson, Randy Jacob, Carrie Jamerson, Donald James, Robert Jeffries, Michelle Jennings, Joseph Jensen, Kelly Jensen, Kent Jeras, Vanessa Jobes, Tim Johnson, Charles Johnson, Cindy Johnson, Deana Johnson, Howard Johnson, Jeff Johnson, Lorri Johnson, Lynda 128 Johnson, Marcey Johnson, Marlon Johnson, Mike Johnson, Sally Johnson, Steve Johnson, Theresa Johnson, Wendi Johnston, Dawn Jones, Doug Jones, Ramona Jones, Reva Kail, Leslie Karceski, Scott Karsten, Dan Kasten, Tami Lynn Keen, David Kelley, Sandra Kelm, Lori 129 STRIVING JUNIOR ATHLETES Kennedy, David Kennedy, Tammy Kerby, Wayne Ketelsen, Tom Kieselburg, Marcia Kilbreath, June Kim, Yung-Mi Kinder, Gary King, Denise King, Tracy Kirwan, Patrick Kitzman, Peggy Klaas, Kathy Klaman, Billye Jo Klarman, Dawn Klein, Christopher Kluver, Cheryl Knight, Bonnie Knight, Debbie Knoll, Deborah Kort, Sarah Kramer, Jana Krepfle, Lome Kuehne, Kim Lacy, Ninda Lamb, Beth Landis, Jeff Lange, Diana 130 Lange, Rhonda Larson, Chris Larson, Gina Lee, Brenda Lee, Karen Leis, Kevin Lemons, Debbie Lenz, Randy Levins, Steve Lewandowski, Scott Lewis, Curtis Lewis, Jackie Lierman, Steve Lilly, Jeff Limberg, Jeff Linden, Donna Liston, Brian Lovelace, Joan Lozdoski, Rick Luberts, Vicky Ludwig, Diane Luke, Steve Lundy, Mark Luter, Renee Madonna, Rhonda Mahan, Rhonda Malm, Charles Manning, John Markgraf, Greg Martens, Penny Marx, Beverly Mattis, Theodore McHugh, James McBride, Frances McCauley, Vicki McDonnell, John McGee, Sue McGivern, Robert McGuire, Nancy McHenry, David McLean, Tami Medearis, Danny Melvin, Lynn Metcalf, Elaine Miller, Keith Miller, Melody Milroy, Gail 131 TYPICAL JUNIORS Minton, Stan Mitchell, Jeff Mitchell, Shayne Mitchell, Tracy Moffitt, Tim Moline, Bill Molitor, Maynard Moore, Loretta Moore, Scott Moore, Terri Mounts, Jeff Mowdy, Oavid Mowdy, Nita Mowers, Karen Moyer, Wendy Mulcahey, Kevin Mullen, Teresa Mundt, James M unger, Bart Musy, Terry Multimer, Mike Navickis, George Nelson, Barry Nelson, Kathy Nilges, Beccy Nordmoe, Vicki Northrup, Ralynn Nuckles, Penny 132 O'Conner, Wayne Oellig, Sherri Ohman, Janet Olsen, Tim Olson, Dorene Olson, John Olson, Keith Olson, Susan O'Neal, Sharon O'Neil, Carolyn Owens, Maureen Owens, Rick Oyen, Jayne Palmer, Jeff Papini, Debora Paris, Vella Parker, Diane Parsons, Don Parsons, Nick Pasold, Sheldon Patapack, Jim Patterson, Lisa Patterson, Loretta Peaslee, Debbie Peck, Jim Peek, Virginia Pelley, Claire Pelley, Ruth Pellman, Richard Perrot, Cathy Perryman, Paul Peter, Caprice Peters, Ron Peterson, Richard Petrie, Diana Pettit, Linda Phillips, Lisa Phillips, Judy Phillips, Valerie Picchi, Debbie Pickering, Susan Pierce, Duawn Pomering, Don Pilcher, Robbin Porter, Rick 133 Prentice, Debra Provenzano, Nick Pruitt, Tom Quintanilla, Ray Radant, Theresa Raines, Michelle Ramey, David Range, Callie Rasmussen, Steve Reese, Don Rehm, Jana Reinhold, Mark Reynolds, Taylor Rhymer, Margaret Richards, David Richards, Jeff Richards, Steve Richter, Dina Riggs, Scott Rivers, Larry Roberts, Kathy Rockwell, Sally Rogge, Mike Roggensack, Louis Rubendall, Brenda Rundblade, Don Rundblade, Tom Rush, Michelle 134 Wow! What a pose!” Schlagel, Suzette Schlensker, Steve Schneider, Sue Schonberg, Mark Schoonover, Jerry Schorer, Chris Schroeder, Todd Schutt, Kim Schwartz, Debbie Scott, Dawn Seif, Larry Sell. Don Shellstrom, Debbie Sherrard, Lillian Sherrard, Richard Shields, Greg Shields, Steve Showers, Randy Shurman, Chris Sincavage, June Sisemore, Paula Singleton, Roxanne Slocum, Randy Sinkiawic, Cindy Smith, David Smith, Dora Smith, Doug Smith, Jeff Smith, Karen Smith, Mary Smith, Sheila Smith, Tom Smith, Vicki Smull, Kristy Snyder, Vickie Somers, Mike Sosnowski, Jerry 135 JUNIORS ACHIEVE DISTINCTION Sparkman, Boyce Spaulding, Jeff Spedding, Rhonda Springer, Kerry Stanfa, Joni Statdfield, Greg Stockton, Jamie Stolberg, Scott Stowed, Alan Stringham, Garry Struse, Kevin Stuckey, David Sturdevant, Kathleen Suddarth, Jody Swagger, Don Swiggum, Sharillyn Swingle, Nancy Tackeberry, Jeff Taylor, Doug Taylor, Philip Telfair, Marc Tharaldson, Nancy Thayer, Christine Thies, William Thoele, Brenda Thomas, Ben Thompson, Dan Thompson, Don Thompson, Eddie Thompson, Jim Thompson, Vicki Tinkle, Julie Traeger, Sheryl Traff, Mike Tratnik, Jeff Tucker, Philip Tufly, Mike Tunkus, Vicki Vail, Kerry Valenti, Mike Vanderbosch, Sandy Vandiver, Bob Vanstone, Pam Verm, Craig Verona, Douglas Verstraete, Leo Wade, Steve Wagner, Kim Wagner, Shellie Walker, Joel Wallace, Robin Walton, Sandra Ward, Donald Ward, Jim Waters, Karlene Watkins, Don 136 Watkins, Tina Webb, Paula Welsh, Alan Wentland, Theresa Werst, John West, Dave Westadt, Connie Westbrook, Mike Wherley, Brian White, Nancy Whitson, Michael Wilkins, Jean Williams, Dennis Williams, Helen Wilson, Betty Wilson, Ken Wilson, Marla Winston, Theresa Witt, Charlene Woodard, James Woods, Randolph Woolbright, Kim Wright, Carol Wyatt, Brian Wyatt, Scott Yaeger, Dennis Young, Dewayne Young, Jenifer Zimmerman, Jeff Zwart, Brenda Oh yeah? 137 spark that unifies Harlem toward victor MARGARET GANTZ She always had time to spend with you. Marge' was my friend and she made her friends feel special She didn't gossip about others but tried to find nice things to say. 1 was lucky she was my friend and I'm really going to miss her I Abbott, Theresia Abramovich, Steve Acaley, Kim Ace, Donald Adcock, Mike Aldrich, Russ Almberg, Margie Alphin, Jean Anderson, Anthony Anderson, Gary Anderson, James Anderson, Jeff Anderson, Mark Anderson, Vickie Appell, Karen Arey, Steven Aronson, Patricia Ash, Gregory August, Clint Austin, Tom Babcock, Penny Bachman, Christopher Bagley, Brian Bagley, Peggy Bailey, Elizabeth Bailey, Ernest Bailey, William Ball, Robert 140 SOPHOMORES HAVE IT TOGETHER SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Top to bottom: Karen Appell, Secretary; Denise Mitchell, Treasurer; Brenda Hastert, Vice President; Wendy Walker, President. Barney, Debbie Barrett, Jerry Bartelson, Terry Bass, Boyd Bates, Roberta Bates, Tanya Bawker, Gilbert Beck, Tracy Becker, Sheila Bellars, Robert Bernard, Ken Biggs, Sherry Bilodeau, William Bivens, Cathy Blacke, Luis Blade, Malinda Block, Carol Block, Yolanda Blue, James Bohlin, Ray Bohn, Stephen Borah, Christine Boughton, Klint Boyer, Todd Boyette, Aleta Brackett, Mark Bradford, William Brandon, Wendy Brannon, Linda Brannon, Nancy Brantley, Lori Bridges, Lehman Briggs, Scott Brmker, Tammy Bronson, Paul Brown, Heidi Brown, Jay Brown, Maxine Brown, Richard Brown, Sheila Brown, William Brydon, Tammy Buck, Jimmy Buffington, Sue Burkhamer, Simone Bush, Suzanne Buss, Don Butterfield, Corey Cady, Tammy Calhoun, Shireen Camacho, Steve Campbell, Margaret Carabelli, Jill Carlson, Jim Carter, Lisa Casey, Julie 141 A SOPHOMORE IS Cates, Michele Cavitt, Stephanie Cawthorne, Lisa Cederquist, Oebbie Charlton, Shawn Childress, Tina Christiansen, Andy Christiansen, Berneda Clark, Dellaynna Clark, Sandra Clark, Sheryl Clark, Trent Clark, Venarella Cleveland, Cherrie Coffman, Mary Coffman, Todd Collins, Robert Colvin, Mary Conness, Donald Cook, Debra Cook, Rhonda Corder, James Coyne, Luanne Cummings, Jackie Cunningham, Danette Czubachowski, Mary Dach, Mark Daniels, Bruce Dawson, Pamela Day, Dann Dayhoff, Vicki Dean, Cherie Dewey, Robin Dickson, Jeff Divan, Regina Divan, Roxanne Donovan, Kelly Dorsch, Pauline Dowell, Denise Dufoe, Diane Dufoe, Doug Dunbaugh, Shelton Dunn, Michelle Dye, John Earls, William Eckberg, Stephen Eldridge, Arvel Elmore, Larry Elsasser, Kevin Emery, Erwin Ensmmger, Mike Erickson, Dennis Erickson, Rhonda Evink, Kim Eye, Mark Fairchild, Deborah 142 What do I get for this paper bag special? Falkowski, Rick Fant, Carol Farrey, Lon Ferguson, Todd Ferris, Brian Figlik, Sherry Fish, Patricia Fleming, Craig Fletcher, Mark Foreman, Cindy Foreman, Josh Fosberg, Jill Fowler, Bruce Frasier, Joanne Freberg, Deanna Fry, Linny Fuller, Brian Fuller, Jeffrey Fuller, Tim Furseth, Christine Gabel, Regina Gabel, Ronald Garkey, Marlin Garman, Darrell Garnhart, Kenneth Genin, Diana Gilligan, Lucreita Glidden, Robin Glogowski, Cindy 143 Goble, Stacey Goken, Kathy Good, Cynthia Gran, Terrie Gray, Tim Grecula, Colleen Green, Mary Green, Roger Greenwood, Jerry Gregory, Brian Grinnell, Mike Gunderson, Stephen Gustafson, Brad Gustin, Kimberly Haas, Robert Hagberg, Paul Hake Oawn Hale, Janet Haling, Connie Hamilton, Kathy Hamilton, Richard Hansen, Cynthia Hansen, Joanna Hansen, Julia Harbison, Judy Hardman, Richard Harp, Jeff Harrison, Donald Harrolle, Debbie Hart, Angela Hart, Valree Harvey, Kathy Harwood, Kim Hastert, Brenda Hastings, Ronnie Havens, Jonathan Hayden, Lester Hawn, Brian Hayenga, Brad Hays, Gerald Heaton, Robert Hedlund, James Heid, Chris Heidenreich, Norman Heiberg, Greg Helman, Lyle Helmer, Neal Helms, Kimberly Hemmer, Gerald 144 Hendren, Teri Hickman, Matt Hirth, Richard Hensel, Jerry Hicks, Kimberly Hladilek, Dan Heral, Kenneth Hike, Doug Hogan, Mark Hertel, Christopher Hillenburg, Sharon Hollaway, Sheryl Hickey, Terrance Hinklin, Scott Holmes, Richard THOSE MELLOW SOPHS The reason I get A's in band is basic talent and charisma.'' Holte, Kirk Horner, Judy Hughes, Nathan Honeycutt, William Hose, Laura Huntley, Janet Huston, Alan Inman, Scott Iverson, Tamra Jacobson, Karren Jacobson, Dan Jacobson, Michael 145 Jamerson, Kathy Jamison, Elizabeth Jansen, Eileen Jeans, Michelle Jenkins, John Johannsen, Mark Johnson, Brent Johnson, David Johnson, Diane Johnson, Mike Johnson, Steve Jones, Ed Jones, Kevin Jones, Maurice Kahalekulu, Derek Kapfer, Kelly Kasper, Marty Keeton, Clark Kenney, Mike Kennington, Kimberlyn Keres, Rene Ketchum, Lynda Kimberly, Jeffrey King, Jim King, Rebecca Kittinger, Gene Kjederquist, Penny Klaman, Brenda Klaman, Richelle Kling, Steve Knight, Don Knoebber, Jeffrey Knowlton, Theresa Kokotkiewicz, Brenda Kolb, Matt Kolenda, Jeffrey Konitski, Allen Konitski, Beverly Korah, Deborah Krevel, Carol Kulpa, Kathryn Kuse, Karla Laden, Lisa Lamagdelaine, Jill Landis, Steve Larsen, Bruce Larsen, Judith Lee, John Lee, Robert Lewis, Tony BIOLOGY IS FOR THE BIRDS Libby, Katherine Libby, Michael Limberg, Candice Lintz, Pamella Locascio, Gerald Locascio, Robert Lonas, Michael Londrie, Terri Lopez, Liz Lorenz, Mark Luberts, Kenny Lundberg, Scott Lundvall, Mark Maddock, Robert Malthe, Penny Manning, Michael Martin, Deanna Mayborne, Dan McCarty, Diane McCawley, Roger McConnell, Lori McCord, Ted McDonnell, Jeff McDuffa, David McGivern, Mike McGrew, Tim McGuire, William McHenry, Dan McKiski, Russell McNamer, Scarlet Meacham, Terrance Mead, Dayne Meredith, Sherri Merrell, Cathy Merrell, Michael Messink, Thomas Metheny, Russ Meyer, Richard Meyers, Brooke Meyers, Scott Middleton, Bruce Miles, Lisa Miles, Lisa Who's a turkey? 147 SOPHOMORES TRY HARDER Miles, Tina Miller, Barry Miller, Kirk Minnick, Tami Mitchell, Denise Moeller, Tracey Mohr, Patricia Molitor, Dale Molitor, Dawn Molitor, Duane Montelongo, Mary Morgan, Valerie Morris, Joyce Morrison, Dianne Morrison, Ed Moulders, Wendy Mowers, Kim Mueller, James Mulcahey, Kelly Mussigman, Bruce Myers, Christine Myers, Ron Nelson, Connie Nelson, Gregg Nettles, Carol Niffenegger, Kim Niffenegger, Shelly Noting, Thomas Nuckles, Connie O'Hearn, Linda O'Hearn, Theresa O'Neill, Stephanie Olson, Candy Olson, Roy Oswald, Sherry Ott, Melanie Owens, Dawn Owens, Grant Owens, Gregg Oyen, Andy Page, Mary Paris, Deanna Parish, Mike Park, Leita Parrish, Brenda Parrish, Erdwin Parrish, James Patton, Gary 148 Who wants to volunteer to pet the . . . Tarantula? Pearson, Jeff Pearson, Joel Pelton, Tammy Pennow, Walter Penzek, Michael Peterson, Daniel Peterson, Doug Peterson, Jill Peterson, Rick Phillips, Nancy Phillips, Shelly Pickering, Barb Pierce, Elizabeth Pierce, Ronda Pillow, Allen Pipkin, Penny Pirrello, Joseph Pokrant, Todd Pomering, Dan Pond, Brian Porter, Linda Pothour, Jon Potter, Barbara Privett, Janet Prouty, Karen Puckett, Shari Rackley, Kevin Radke, Steve 149 Raia, Katherine Ralston, Maurice Rasmussen, Karen Rasmussen, Kirk Rather, Tony Reed, Bradley Rhea, Terry Rice, Nathan Richardson, Debra Rickelman, Rick Ridings, Paula Riley, Douglas Riley, Robert Roberts, Laura Robertson, Penny Robinson, Janene Robinson, Paul Rogers, Steve Rogge, Susan Rohl, Susan Roland, Susan Rose, Tom Rowett, John Runnerstrom, Debora Russell, Lisa Russell, Mike Russo, Patrick Ruthe, John Ryan, James Ryerson, Trudy Ryks, Randy 150 OUTSTANDING SOPHOMORES Sage, Rick Sanders, Jeffrey Sandquist, Susan Sandusky, Lori Savage, Jeff Scheidegger, Mary Schleicher, Synthia Schlittler, Tim Schlueter, Sara Schoonmaker, Margo Schoonover, Marty Schorer, Pam Schrack, Dale Schrack, Rex Schulz, Mark Scott, Lennett Seaworth, Teresa Seif, Renira Sexton, Kathy Seymour, Brad Shaw, Jim Shellstrom, David Sherwood, John Shoulders, John Shrader, Rodney Shupe. Raymond Simmons, Mike Singhurse, Steve Slater, Darrell Smith, Carl Smith, Emily Smith, Gregory Smith, Jeff Smith, Jeff Smith, Juanita Smith, Judy Smith, Kelly 151 Smith, Kevin Smith, Scott Smith, Steve Sonneson, Annette Sorenson, Jeff Southerland, Pat Spencer, Paul Spires, Susan Spring, Scott St. John, Mari St. Pierre, Rick Sterbenz, Robert Stewart, Jimmy Stewart, Steven Stine, Nancy Stone, Brad Strahorn, Lonny Strang, Doris Strickland, Tammy Stubbs, David Stufflebeam, Judith Sundbo, Stacy Sutton, Cathy Swatzell, Tim Sweeney, Maynard Swinbank, Charlotte Tate, Debra Taylor, Cindy Telfair, Larry Thomas, Gregory Thompson, Susan Thurman, Steve Tiffany, Tom Townsend, Jim Townsend, Leo Traina, Kimberly Trautt, Dave Tucker, Cathy Tucker, Lorrie Tunkus, Scott Tunnell, Craig Tunned, Scott Turnmire, Vicki Van Stone, Tim Varalli, Maria Verona, Kimberly Verstraete, Mark Vitale, Tim Voss, Jane Vyborny, David Waldsmith, Randy Walker, Shelly Walker, Wendy Wallace, Beverly Wallace, Vicky Walton, Mary Wampler, Tina Ward, Kimberly Ward, Mike Watkins, Della Watkins, Kelly Watson, Christine Watts, Teresa 152 DON’T SAY ANYTHING! Webb, Debby Webster, Julie Welke, Scott Wells, Charles Wentland, Sue Western, Don Westholder, Teri Whelan, Lori Whelchel, Kathy Whitney, Joanne Williams, Jednice Williams, Kathy Williams, Paul Williams, William Williamson, Peggy Willis, Cynthia Wilson, David Witt, Mitzi Wold, Michael Wolf, Dannie Wollin, Pamela Worley, Tracy Wrieth, Jim Wrieth, John Wydick, Ginger Young, Rebecca Zimmer, David Zimmerman, Bonnie 153 m, FRESHMEN We came from Hoffman, Mar shall, and Franklin to a new and. somewhat strange world calle HARLEM HIGH SCHOOL . There were some things we were slow to learn but we found the right answers fit-in to this new we i at give us because achieve our fteeams. na to FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS, top to bottom L. to R Jackie Anderson, Secretary; Teresa Lee, Vice President; Mike Carlson, President; Tom Hall, Treasurer Russell Karsten Russ never made it in sports although he did become a team man- ager and cheered others on. His time in high school was brief but he is well remembered. There are many moments he seemed to want much more and yet he realized he had little time. We didn't seem to have the time to say the things we wanted to say. Maybe next time . . See ya Russ! Abels, Sue Abramovich, Penny Adams, David Aguilar, Mareta Ahlquist, Mary Alberts, Terri Albright, Kathleen Aldrete, Ana Allen, Mila Allen, Teresa Alley, Coreena Alley, Donnica Almberg, Eddie Altendorf, Jeffrey Ames, Michael Ames, Sue Anderson, Cathy Anderson, Dan Anderson, Gary Anderson, Jackie Anderson, Joni Anderson, Lisa Anderson, Sally Artz, Teri Atchison, Thomas Atkins, Kimberly Atkinson, Daniel Atterbury, David 156 FRESHMEN STRESS ACADEMICS Atterbury, Patricia Aurand, Melissa Austin, Georgene Austin, Harold Axelson, Larry Ayres, Michael Bachman, Renee Bacino, Jeff Bailey, Dorrea Bailey, Jay Bailey, Michael Bam, Tom Baker, Ruth Balmes, Mara-Lee Barney, Colleen Barney, Garry Barnhart, Julia Barton, Annette Bates, Annetta Bawker, Gerald Beach, Kevin Beach, Rodney Bean, Sheila Bear, Ray Beck, Dan Becker, Kevin Beckius, Stewart Belew, Terry Belknap, Alfred Bell, Don Bell, Joann Bender, Jeff Bender, Sandra Bennett, Doug Bentley, Joe Bentley, Ken Bentley, Kevin Billman, Julie Bilodeau, Lori Black, Ronald Blade, Laura Blade, Michael Blodgett, Todd Blum, Wendy Boisvert, Michele Booker, Lori Borth, Pamela Boughton, Monique Bowen, Lori Bowling, Dale Boxrud, Steve Brackett, Corey Brand, Theresa Branson, Ken Brewer, Christine Brewer, Ronnie 157 FRESHMAN FIGHT SPECIAL DRAGONS Brickey, Doug Brinkley, Patti Briski, Fred Bristol, Jeffery Britton, Angie Brockway, Alvin Brockway, Yolanda Brown, Bruce Brown, David Brown, Rex Brubaker, Randy Brunson, Diana Bry, Lisa Buckwalter, Shelley Burdick, Mark Burke, Bridget Burke, Susan Burns, Laura Burrows, Daniel Burrows, Wayne Burt, Valene Burton, Kathy Bushman, William Butler, Lori Byrne, Cherylin Cabezas, Juan Cadmus, Robyn Calhoun, Lana Callahan, Gary Cantu, Mike Carabelli, Jay Carey, Jon Carey, Laura Carlson, Brian Carlson, Dawn Carlson, Denise Carlson, Kelly Carlson, Michael Carlson, Mike Carmen, Todd Carney, Debbie Carter, Darrell Carter, Laurie Carter, Robin Castle, Tracy Casarotto, Kathleen Catron, Steve Cave, Marty Cederquist, Cheryl 158 Chadwick, Brenda Childress, Usa Chirchirillo, Mark Chojnicki, Stanley Clark, Donald Clark, Karen Clark, Kim Clark, Sara Claudy, Kevin Claudy, Kimberly Clausen, Jeff Claytor, Becky Clinton, Gary Clott, Dout Collins, Dennis Collins, Kathy Collins, Kevin Conover, Andrew Conway, Claire Cook, Randy I can't remember your name but I never forget a face Cortright, Lisa Costello, Lisa Cotton, Kenyon Coulter, Carla Counsell, James Counsell, Robin Cousin, Michele Cox, Penny Cramlett, Kelly Crawford, Brian Crawford, Lori Creamer, Todd Crawford, Sileena Croft, Charles 159 Croom, Oanny Crozier, Kathleen Culbreath, Kenneth Cunningham, Dena Curtis, Jeffrey Daer, Marie Dahiberg, Richard Oahle, Janelie Daily, Kimberly Dalton, Michael Danger, Brad Daniels, Alice Darnell, Gail Dauenbaugh, Lina Daughtry, Dulane Daughtry, Kevin Davenport, Don Davis, Douglas Davis, Thomas Davis, Vincent Dawsey, Kelly Day, Kenneth Day, Kevin Dean, Robert DeHart, Crystal DeMars, Jennifer Demus, Julie Dennis, Jeff Deskins, Mark Deters, Marty Devine, Sam Dickerson, Billi Dickson, Tom Dimond, Rick Dittmar, Marc Dobson, Michael Dobson, Robert Doherty, Linda Douglas, Matthew Downey, Tammy Downs, Linda Dreger, Alisa Drost, Colleen Duggan, Ritchie Dunbar, Jim Dunbar, Lawrence Durkee, William Dye, Tim Earls, Don Earls, Linda Easton, Shelly Eckberg, Brenda Eichelberger, Steven Eisenhauer, Mark Eitel, James Endsley, Chad Engebretson, Jerry England, Scott Erdman, Clarinda Erdman, Loren Erickson, David Erickson, Ladene Erickson, Terry 160 FRESHMEN ARE ATHLETIC SUPPORTERS Eschen, Jerald Eye, Teresa Fairchild, Sharon Falkstrom, Sandra Farr, Cathy Fauerbach, Erik Ferguson, Adam Fields, Pamela Fiser, John Fiser, Tony Fisher, Daniel Flock, Jeff Foley, Philip Foster, Doug Fox, Douglas Fraker, Troy Francis, Dean Frank, Daniel Frank, Mary Franklin, Kelly Franklin, Scott Freberg, Kathleen Freedlund, Karen Freeman, Ronald Frey, Melinda Frizzell, Belinda Frossard, Kathleen Fulkrod, Velinda Fuller, Steve Fulton, Heather Fulton, Michele 161 Gall, Daniel Galvin, Mary Gantz, Kenneth Garr, Denise Gates, Scott Gentry, Karen Gibson, Michele Gilmour, Rosemary Gilmour, Theresa Gipson, Judy Gipson, Pam Good, Curt Gordon, Pamela Gozy, Sue Gradozzi, Dominic Graves, Margie Green, Marlin Green, Rene Green, Sheila Groshans, Lisa Grubb, Gina Gulbrantson, Kimberly Gustin, Robert Guthrie, Andrea Guthrie, Thomas Haas, Ina Hada, Brenda Hafferty, Brenda Hagerman, Robey Haight, Lisa Halberstadt, Tera Hale, Randy Hale, Richard Hall, Steaven Hall, Tom Hall, Tracy 162 FRESHMEN ENTER THE MACHINE AGE Hamilton, Terry Hamlin, Bob Hammack, Daniel Hannblom, Lori Hanneman, Kevin Hanneman, Todd Hansel, David Hansen, Sharon Hardt, Yolanda Harker, John Harkleroad, Teresa Harmon, Beth Harmon, Vicki Harms, Tim Harris, Richard Harris, Wilfred Harrolle, William Harson, Tammy Hart, David Hartweck, Tammy Harvey, Richard Harwick, Jeff Hatfield, Valerie Hathaway, Tammy Hawn, Bradley Hayden, Robert Heckman, Ronnie Hedlund, Theresa Hedrick, Lori Heeren, Danny Heinrich, Michael Helm, Dwayne Hendricks, Paul Hensel, Retha Heral, Diane Heral, Dora Sue Hermanson, Deann Hess, Sheri Hiatt, Greg Hicks, Misty Hidden, Steven Higginson, Laura Higgs, Larry Hike, Jerry Hillenberg, James Hinkle, Jona Hobel, Scott Holden, Eric Hollis, Mark 163 N ON - AC ADE MIC STRUGGLES Holmbo, Mike Holmes, Kevin Holmes, Lorraine Hood, Ann Hoover, Carolyn Hopkins, Fonda Hose, Donna Hottman, Rhonda Houghton, Sara Howard, Mark Howe, Linda Hubbard, Daniel Hudgin, Debra Huffman, Gayla Hughes, Donald Hunt, Diana Huntington, Carla Hutcheson, Dewey Hysmith, Mike Jack, Christine Jackson, Pamela Jackson, Steve Jackson, Tina Jacob, Mike Jakubien, Bob James, Brenda Janssen, Tina Jenkins, Jackie Jenkins, Tani Jennings, Mary Johnson, Brian Johnson, Cristy Johnson, Doreen Johnson, Jack Johnson, Kathy Johnson, Kevin Johnson, Larry Johnson, Roger Johnson, Sandra Johnson, Steven 164 Johnson, Tim Johnson, Tim Johnson, Tom Johnston, Todd Jones, Barbara Jones, Mark Jones, Regina Kalen, Penny Kampmeier, Bradley Kapfer, Kim Keller, David Kelley, Brenda Kelley, Debbie Kelley, Pamela Kennedy, Jodi Kennedy, Kimberly Kennington, Tina Kepner, Harry Kessel, Curtis Kevern, Doug Kilgore, James Kinder, Lora King, Robin Kirk, Ned Kirtland, Mary Kirwan, Kathy Kitzman, Randy Klaas, Kim Klein, Robert Kliven, Galen Knoll, Steve Knott, Robert Knutsen, Paul Koeser, Suzanne Kohlhorst, Nancy Kozak, George Krueger, Daniel Kryder, Richard Kundart, Teresa LaBore, Lisa 165 Lundstrom, Claire Maddock, James Lungo, Kristy Mahan, Gary Lunsford, Chester Malm, Douglas Luter, Deborah Manger, Shawn Luzzadder, Richard Markgraf, Brian Lacy, Jim Lagerquist, Jane LaMagdelaine, Jan Laman, Mark Lamberth, Bryan Lamberth, Wendy Landis, Vicki Lang, Steffen Langholz, Paul Lanigan, Jill Larson, Julie Laugal, Judi Leaich, Aaron Lee, Teresa Leis, Michael Lewis, Dwight Lierman, Jeff Limberg, Denise Lindquist, Jay Lloyd, Mike Locascio, Kenneth Locascio, Philip Loftis, Julie Long, David Love, Mark Lovelace, Donald Lozdoski, Joe Luke. Carol Luna, Abraham Luna, Jesse Luna, Robert Lundgren, Joanie 166 Marlow, Patsy Martin, Andrea Martin, James Martin, Karl Martin, Larry Martin, Mary Martin, Steve Martinez, Alex Marx, William Mathes, Robert Mathews, Lyle May, Vickie McBride, Daniel McBride, Randall McCary, Joseph McCluskey, Troy McDonald, John McHenry, Dennis McHugh, Gary McKinney, Mary McLaren, Lori McLaughlin, Richard McLean, Dawn McMullin, John McQuay, David Meacham, Eric Meehan, Michael Meek, Susan Merick, Patricia Messmk, Steven Meuli, Eugene Meyers, Barbara Meyers, Kim Michael, Randy Mickelson, Sheila Migliore, Michelle Miller, Heidi Miller, Jackie Miller, Monty Miller, Paul Miller, Robin Mitchell, Barry Mitchell, Charles 167 Mitchell, Melody Moline, Kathy Molitor, Terry Moore, Julie Morgan, Scott Morrison, Thomas Mounts, Shirley Mueller, Riccy Mullen, Mark Mullins, Steve Mundt, Connie Musselman, Lisa Myers, Bonnie Myers, Karl Myers, Kelly Myers, Kevin Neblock, Gregory Neblock, Mark Nelson, Becky Nelson, Carl Nelson, Daniel Nelson, Diane Nelson, Kelly Nelson, Mark Nicoson, Danny Nilges, Robert Norman, Steve Norman, Theresa Norris, David Norris, Michelle Noser, Brenda Noto, Diana Novak, Heather Nyman, Brenda O'Brien, Marty O'Daniel, Tammy O'Daniel, Tim O'Hearn, Cathy O'Neal, Charlotte Oliver, Susan Oliveri, Therese Olson, Rhonda Olson, Ronald Olson, Vickie Oswald, Cynthia Oswald, Wendy Owens, Kathy Padgett, Debbie Padgett, Laura Palmer, Christine Papini, Ted Parker, Kathy Parsons, John Partch, Robert Patterson, Darrell Patterson, Mark Paul, Denny Paul, Kevin Paulson, Jeanie Pearson, Todd Peavy, Robert Perez, Elizabeth Peters, Michael 168 FRESHMAN WEATHER THE YEAR Peters, Scott Peterson, Debbie Peterson, Ross Petroski, Lisa Phillips, Larry Pilcher, Sherri Pillow, Edward Pinkston, Scott Pirtle, Cindy Ploenzke, Linda Pond, Charles Poole, Joanne Pothour, Jay Pressior, James Provenzano, Lucy Puckett, Sheldon Purdy, Diane Purifoy, Brenda Purifoy, Bridgett Quinn, Chris Raines, Ginger Rand, Dale Rawhoof, Charles Raxter, Wanda Rehberg, Richard Reuber, Brian Rhymer, Charles Richardson, Robert 169 PLAY IT AGAIN SAM” Roberson, Paula Roberts, Ron Robertson, Lorraine Robinson, Jeff Robinson, Julie Robinson, Scott Rockwell, Dennis Rodgers, James Rogers, Eileen Roggensack, Linda Rosandich, Robert Ross, Pam Ross, Tammy Rouse, Clarince Rouse, Jodi Roux, Jerry Rowe, Vickey Rowett, Keith Ruiz, Todd Runnerstrom, Laurie Russell, Richard Rutherford, Wayne Sanders, Tim Schafer, Eddie Schick, Theresa Schlueter, Sheila Schultz, Kathy Scott, Sandra Seaworth, Linda See, Paula Seehaver, Susan Seif, William Shank, Debra Sheets, Vicky Shelton, Brent Sherwood, William Shickles, William Shields, Kathy Shipman, Sindy Simmonds, Joe Singhurse, Debbie Sinkiawic, Vicki Sircloumb, Kevin Slattkn, Carla Slavings, Phyllis Smallwood, Connie Smith, Carol Smith, James Smith, Jay Smith, Jeff Smith, Jeff Smith, Jerry Smith, Julie Smith, Kerstm Smith, Tamara Sonneson, Steve 170 Sorrels, Tern Southerland, Barb Speiser, Kathryn Spiess, Craig Spitzer, Michael Stafseth, Mike Stallard, Tim Stanfa, Oiana Starnes, Randy Stebbms, Lori Steder, Carrie Steiner, Brian Stewart, James Stoakley, Melvin Stone, Mike Stone, Pam Stone, Trudy Storm, Amy Stovall, Gregory Strickland, Tom Stricklin, Mark Stringer, Jeff Stuckey, Debra Stuckey, Rhonda Sudduth, Sonja Sullivan, Mary Swartout, Mark Sweeney, Arlene Swmbank, Melinda Tackeberry, Kathy Takala, Randy Tallackson, Lisa 171 Maybe if I asked him to dance . . Maybe? Taylor, Denise Taylor, Joan Taylor, Steve Telfair, Roxanne Terrell, Robin Tharaldson, Dan Thayer, Jeffery Thies, Tom Thompson, Connie Thompson, John Thompson, Juanita Thompson, Pam Thompson, Rick Thompson, Roy Tiffany, Susan Tighe, Elmer Torgeson, Henry Torres, Lisa Tratnik, Todd Trautt, John Triplett, Edward Trotter, Pamela Trotter, Tamela Tucker, Dan Tuite, Gerald Tunkus, Chris Turnmire, Babette Twigg, Scott Ulmer, Jill Underwood, Randy VanBibber, Mark Verdina, Susan Vereeken, Darryl Verona, James Vestal, Jeff Vettore, Steve Villarreal, Victoria Vitale, Stephen Vronch, Timothy Vyborny, Tina Wade, Leanna Wagner, Debbie Wall, Herbert Wallace, Larry Wallis, Melinda Walters, Max Ward, Debra Ward, Michelle Ward, Patrick Ware, John Waters, Lance Watkins, Doug Watson, Nancy Wax, Shelaine Webb, Brian Wegener, Lisa Wells, David Wells, Robert Wells, Sheila Werner, Sherri Wescott, Gary Wessels, Robin Wheeler, David 172 ONLY FRESHMEN VOLUNTEER Wheeler, Lori Whelan, Tami Whelchel, Michael Wherley, Kurt Wherley, Lynette White, Jeffrey White, Theresa Whitehead, John Whitley, James Wibergh, Lori Widmer, Randy Wight, Lisa Wigtion, Ronnie Wigtion, Sandra Wilkins, Rickey Williams, Shari Willardson, Deana Williamson, Janice Williams, Lisa Wills, Vicki Williams, Lowell Wilson, Curtis Williams, Margaret Wilson, Pamela Williams, Mary Winder, Billy Williams, Scott Wisocki, Dan Frosh suicide squad one step forward Wisocki, Jamie Wiswall, Tracy Woodard, Randall Young, Barry Young, Michael Zimmerman, Kevin Zimmerman, Leann Zimmerman, Renee Zumbro. Tim 173 FACULTY THEY MAY HAVE PUT UP THE WALL BUT THEY HELPED US TO CLIMB OVER. SCHOOL BOARD STRENGTHENS CURRICULUM Beryl Thurman Principal North Dr. Laure Hakanen Principal-South Jerry Fisher Asst. Principal Nancy Flanagan Asst. Principal Sheldon Hanson Director Voc. Ed. Counseling Janet Lundgren Dean Anthony Sabatino Dean Swede Pearson Athletic Director Jack Kronser Dir. Audio-Visual Frank Cushing Psychologist HARLEM H.S. ADMINISTRATORS 176 ADMINISTRATIVE AIDS COOPERATIVE Judy Anderson Vocational Ed. Paulette Coffman School Aide Gaynell Crowe Student Services Lisa Evans Admin. Office Mary Fryer Admin. Office Jackie Gunn Student Services Shirley Hirth Student Services Sandy Huhsman Admin. Office Pat Klein School Aide Cheryl McMillan School Aide Shelly Mueller School Aide Odell Newton Liaison Officer Edith Olin Admin. Office Dona Phen Security Guard Cindy Ralston Guidance Barbara Schadewalt Admin. Office Charlotte Suchanek Admin. Office Sharon Williams Admin. Office Marlene Wheeler Admin. Office Quentin Wilmot Security Guard COUNSELORS Donald Allen William Conner Judy Cunningham Richard Hassan Angelo LaLoggia Wilja Peper Darwin Wilcox Janet McGregor Guidance Sec. 177 ART DEMANDS DISCIPLINE Helen Farnum Wanda Helser Mary Lou Huffington Nina Lindstrom Lana Simpson Paul Haen Carolyn Housewert Richard Johnson Jack Mastalash Marjorie Stover 178 BUSINESS EDUCATION Wayne Jacobs Richard Truax Sandra Sunderman Gladys Wilcox Ken Thompson Tom Yoe EDUCATION DRIVERS EDUCATION 179 Morris Scott- Welcome to Ulcers incorporated. ENGLISH—IT IS NOT ONLY WHAT YOU SAY Carol Albano Rachael Baskerville Marjorie Basmagy Bob Beinema Dennis Bilyeu John Bolger Delores Brooks Nancy Feinstein Barbara Greer Melody Gunn Charles Gustafson Jane Hirsbrunner Naomi Huffman Barbara LaSalle Ellen Letourneau Jill Lundberg Ronald McLean Maureen Murley Mary Odling Mark Paulsen Charles Schultz Connie Schultz Nanci Soriano Ernestine Williams 180 BUT HOW YOU SAY IT English seems to be the for- gotton Lan- guage Jan Fisher Judy Molander Nicholas O'Conner Sylvia Staley 181 FOREIGN LANGUAGE HOME ECONOMICS Elizabeth Welsh—When a person has style you know it. Helen Beaman Marion Lingel Carol Nowack Virginia Holland Susan Milner Elaine Prescott INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION James Ambruoso Wayne Brake Ken Bryant Charles Christianson Harold Erb Phil Floyd Gary Hoover William Hyde Jon Novak John Roth Clayton Thompson Robert Young 182 LIBRARY SCIENCE Audrey Klotz- Math is the name of the game. Beverly Burdick Kathy Norwood Shirley Novak Velma Gartner Jan Novak Pat Picard Carol Falzone Charles Fletcher Ed Gunesburg Deloy Hiepler Frank Hirsch George Johnsor Joan Noble Paul Rewerts Paul Robison Philip Thompson Don Tresmer Janet Williams THE EXACTING SCIENCE . . . MATH 183 MUSIC-VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL Darrell Bartel John Joern Don Parrott Rulee Stallman NAVAL ROTC NURSES 184 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Joe Barth Russ Berg Brendan Blackler Ken Franzen Charles Gooch Judy Griggs Sharon Hendrix Jereve Miller James Rooney Oeirdre Thayer Carol Johnson Fred Pel ley Jerry Stalcup Eugenia Turney 185 SCIENCE Now that I have your attention Now that 1 have your attention . George Baehr Robert Clinton Michael Dupre' Jerry Falzone This is the record John Ihne Brian Johnson Theresa Mathieson James Norsen Melvin Panjkovich William Sterr John Sunstedt Mary Trumbauer you like to try again? for wrong answers. Would 186 SOCIAL STUDIES Barbara Boyson Lynda Hakannen Roger Ostrom pat Cal Bruce Layng Paul Peterson Ronald Dobratz Chris Ligocki Pat Wikse Michael Grilc Steven Luter Clifford Zapke Bill Girling—'‘I'll bet you characters get a chuckle out of the obituaries. Alexander Augustine Beverly DePauw Lucille Hines Paul Leisure Janet Meadows SPECIAL EDUCATION 187 CUSTODIANS Left to right—Al Carter, Al Martin, John Pingo, Bob Nimtz Harry Johannsen Steve Billman Bob Curtis Cecil Haas Norman Hutchinson Jeff Mackey Harold Cullen Jim Ellis Ray Huggard Bill Lange Frank Schultz 188 South Cafeteria Staff row 1 L to R; Evelyn Updike, Becky McDonald, Bev- erly Rogers, Rita Dement, Joan Christo- pherson, Barbara Peterson, row 2; Manon Seipts, Hazel Cheek, Bernadme Gillis, Dorothy Woodyard, Donna Cloyd, Joan Lones, Marion Broman, Connie Rosenquist, Lorraine Bender, Anna Scheidegger, Pat Mueller. North Cafeteria Staff-row 1 L to R Ruth Hamilton, Yuanne Coster, Georgia Giacone, Grace Harding, Corrine Det- tmer. row 2; Kathryn England, Clara Hoover, Betty Ramey, Martha Hassi- nger, Kathy Meyer. 189 CAFETERIA STAFF noco fa. ADVERTISERS They are not only a part of the community of Loves Park but also an important part of Harlem High School. Their support of school projects have helped our contin- ued growth. We, the students of Harlem are proud of the industries and businesses that make up the adver- tisers of our 1978 Meteor . motm VSMKF SURANCf «-'('ft ► Loves Park Savings and Loan Association 5629 North Second Street P.O. Box 2173 Loves Park, II 61111 Good Luck Class of 78” from Delehanty Funeral Home 401 River Lane Loves Park, II 633-6010 iiJmerock leading manufacturer of fine decorative hardware. A modern plant with modern ideas about products and people. With a huge network of outlets all over the United States and Canada. Amerock has proudly put a little bit of Rockford in almost every home in North America! AMEROCK CORPORATION 4000 AUBURN STREET • ROCKFORD. ILL. An K«|ual Opportunity Employer'' SPECIALISTS IN RADIATOR SERVICE Also COMPLETE AIR CONDITIONING and HEATER SERVICE CLEANING REPAIRING RECORING NEW Ar USED RADIATORS GAS TANK REPAIRING -962-7914- GAIL DERR OWNER AUTOMOTIVE RADIATOR SERVICE jj N tOCKTON CO Nf o� tOCBTON A MU I If MY 194 first m 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, highly engineered products and exceptional production facilities combine to offer outstanding opportunities to high school graduates. We are interested in you. Please visit our personnel department and learn more at out your opportunities at Woodward for: a satisfying career on-the-job training WOODWARD GOVERNOR COMPANY training in the IrI C. Martin Academy educational reimbursement 5001 North Second Street 196 Rockford, Illinois, 61101 815-877-7441 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 the world of business and industry immediately, we hope you will consider 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 com- pany with manufacturing and marketing opportunities for the aggressive, dynamic graduate in our three local plants. Barber -Colman Company 1300 Rock Street. Rockford. Illinois, O.S.A., 61101 815 968-6833 An Equal Opportunity Employer M F •WRECKER SERVICE •Complete Auto Repair •Tire Shocks—Battery Service DAVE SUN DB ERG’S SKELLY SERVICE STATION DAVE SUNDBERG Phone: 226-0034 3307 Charles St. Rockford, IL 61108 Camera Craft 3 locations North Towne Downtown Edgebrook 877-4966 962-7797 398-0022 Cameras Binoculars Projectors Dark room Equipment Repair Service Enlargers Rockfords Authorized Nikon Dealer State Farm Insurance 7700 N. 2nd Bob Shields Jr. 633-3924 Bob Shields Sr. 633-3464 198 Everything in Insurance McEACHRAN AGENCY 521 Loves Park Drive Loves Park, II 633-8765 Congratulations Class of “78 Porter Bros. Inc. Black Top Hot Mix and Seal Coat Roads ’Driveways 5647 Elevator Roscoe, Illinois Patching Material Phone 623-2911 or 623-2101 or 623-2215 or 633-2207 ’Crushed Rocks ’Parking Areas 199 fast service notary 654-0641 6101 N. Second Speed Rite License Title Service Lee and Ann Stafseth Owners B. Sanfield irD 4 B. SANFIELD We Deliver Fresh Flowers 7 Days-A-Week 633-5932 They Sparkle More • 11 1 0� TM 7r 4 STB :U ' RSantWdlnc. • 9-9 DAILY ft L rt 9-6 SUNDAY Love Star 144 Diamonds Brilliant 86 More Facets 200 Morrison Studios 536 West Wisconsin Avenue Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53203 Phone: (414)271-3793 HERFF JONES YEARBOOKS CLASSIC CUSTOMS CORVETTE SPECIALISTS Oan Van Sickle—Owner 5133¥2 Contractors Drive—815-654-9299 Rockford, Illinois 61111 Well done, Gradual As you choose a career or continue your education, be sure and select a bank that can help you manage your money in the future. Stop by and get to know the people at United. We finished at the top of the class. UNITED BANK 204 THE STUDENT COUNCIL y°f HARLEM HIGH SCHOOL North Campus South Campus President Cyndi AustinPresident Tracy Beck Vice Pres. Dawn Miller Vice Pres. Mike Carlson Secretary Karen Melcher Secretary Denise Mitchell Treasurer Steve Michaelson Treasurer Melanie Ott Joy Aiello Joanie Anderson Cyndi Austin Sally Anderson Pat Barkdoll Bob Ball Sue Berry Dan Billman Lisa Curtis Robin Carter Mike Detra Kelly Cramlett Carrie Donalson Denise Dowell Pat Fadness Kim Gustin Paula Fink Brenda Hastert Michelle Fisher Of Gene Meuli Connie Isely Lisa Petroski Pat Kirwan Mark Nelson Mark Lamendola James Ryan Renee Luter Karen Melcher Loves Judy Stufflebeam Kathy Tackeberry Tana Meyer Todd Tratnik Steve Michaelson Jeff Milhone Park Debbie Tate Wendy Walker Dawn Miller Tina Wampler Brian Olson Dave Wheeler Jayne Oyen Jim Patapack Stan Sanders Roberta Verstraete Deny Woods Extends Best Wishes Scott Williams to the Class of 1978 Congratulations Class of ”78 Ed Ludwig State Farm Insurance 3604 N. 2nd Loves Park, II. 633-3856 Best Wishes To The Class of ”78 Bel-rock Foods 1520 Glen-Forest Drive 654-1313 Donald R. 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