Hinsdale South High School - Vespa Yearbook (Darien, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1966 volume:

DO, RE, Ml-Mr. Tyriver directs a part of the choir in some special music. 8:05 DASH-Student Council president John Castings will probably get to class on time--if he con just get that combination right. BASKETBALL ACTION-Richard Albaugh shoots for a basket. LIVES OF GREAT MEN . . Debbie Owen and Joyce Robinson main lobby. Members of the school board are included on one wall, pause to look at the wire caricatures which border the wall of the YEA, RAH, RAH, HORNETS-Saturday morning football games were one of the early activities of Hinsdale South students. Mr. and Mrs. Murray and Steve were among regular fans. SHH-H-H, QUIET -Students found the carpeted library a pleasant place from the first day of school, even though the shelves looked o little empty for a while. The library staff had worked all summer so that there would be books and materials available from the first day. Photograph by Herrlin Studio DISTINGUISHED GUESTS . . . Among the platform guests at the dedication were Superintendent C. E. Speorman (speaking), school board members, and other administrative personnel. AND THIS IS THE GYM” . . . says Diana Homme, o guide for group tours following the dedication. JUST WHAT I WANTED . . . Mr. Murray accepts the school for the school staff and students. School Dedication Highlights October October 3 was one of the most important days in the history of Hinsdale South. On this day the school was dedicated. Dr. C. E. Spearman, superintendent of schools, in- troduced the platform guests. Giving the principal ad dress was Dr. Albert Crewe, director of Argonne Na- tional Laboratory. Mr. L. D. Murray, principal of Hinsdale South accepted the building for the school staff. After the retirement of colors by the American Legion, tours were guided by the staff aids of the school. Re- freshments were served in the cafeteria. WELCOME TO HINSDALE SOUTH . . . Kay Baumann, Mrs. Alice Robertson and Mr. John Hubbartt greet people as they arrive at the dedication. DON'T YOU THINK TEN GLASSES ARE ENOUGH? . . . says Mrs. Leo of the cafeteria staff to Jim Fanning, Dave Vineyord, and Ray Bonnell as they receive refreshments. THIS IS CONCENTRATION! Dennis Gasaway proves that moles can be good typists. A DECISIVE QUESTION! . . . Avez-vous dit quelque chose en francais aujourd hui? or Have you said something in French today? asks Miss Pouk. WHO IS HE? . . . Students get their first glimpse of their new principal, Mr. Leslie Murrary. STUDENTS BECOME WORKERS . . . Moving in continued through the first week of school. Pat Kush, and Mike Cahill lend o hand with some heovy work. Opening Days Were Sometimes Hectic Opening day at Hinsdale South proved to be a hectic one. Painters, carpenters, electricians and plumbers mingled with students. Many classes met in alternate rooms because equipment was being installed in the regular classroom. No one seemed to know where the auditorium or homerooms were, and some wondered it they should go to the auditorium tor homeroom. Atter the assembly conducted by Mr. Murray, every- one felt a little more confident, because they realized that a great deal of preparation and planning had been done by the staff before they arrived. HM-M-M-M . . . MR. BUFORD DANIELS, assistant principal, sizes up the student body entering the gym for a pep rally. A SIGHT FOR SORE EYES . . . Joyce Robinson, Carol Begley, ond Debbie Owen put on a skit at pep assembly. Sophs Are Tops; Drills Spice Days The first few weeks in the new school were quite different from the first weeks in on old school. Fresh- men still had to get used to high school, but here sophomores had a new experience. They were the big kids and would be for the next three years. The confusion gradually subsided, however, and stu- dents picked up the routine of classes, homerooms, lunch, and more classes. Fire drills brightened the days occasionally, especially when some classes didn't receive a notice to Disregard the bells. Some had three or four drills in one day. Another surprise came when Mr. Murrary announced, ’False alarm, false alarm. Return to your classes, and the outside doors were locked, leaving several classes out in the cold. TOUCHDOWN, TOUCHDOWN . . . scream the cheerleaders from the sideline of a home game. Pictured ore Rena Moyers, Lisa Knight, Mary Wisniewski, and Char Brown. HINSDALE SOUTH, LET'S GO . . . Students sing the school song at pep roily in the gym. Pep Rallies, Mixers Sports Get Started By October Hinsdale South was beginning to re- semble a normal high school with mixers, pep rallies, assemblies, and football games (even though they did start at such an unbelievable hour on Saturday morn ings.) Cheerleaders practiced, tried out, and were selected by a committee of faculty and students. A new school song was composed and learned, although many had to look on copies at the first pep rallies. Cross Country and football were followed by winter sports. Records in all these events showed great progress for a first-year school. HOW TO MAKE A DINNER LAST 100 YEARS . . . Dramatists Sandy Bemis, Judy Moore, Lynn Thobaben, and Judy Lork portrayed characters in A Long Christmas Dinner. Christmas Vacation Extended 3 Days! A Long Christmas Dinner was presented before the holidays by a group of voluntary dramatists under the direction of Miss Laverne Hartmann. The band and choir also gave their first concerts at this time. A few problems arose when production time was moved up a few days because of an unexpected ex- tension in vacation time. Students, however, were de- lighted with the three days added to the vacation. The long days following Christmas were brightened by the Booster Club's basketball game between the Hinsdale South faculty and the faculty of the feeder schools. A new attendance record was set for the gym as 1,500 saw this game. THE THINKERS THINK TWICE . . . Miss Hartmann, Kathy Simmons, and Martha Ford ponder the problem of what to do when hearing the play was pushed up to an earlier date. I OH, GARY, YOU'RE SO NICE . . . Miss Hortmonn seems to regret declining to dance with Gary Lang. SMILE, YOU'RE ON CANDID CAMERA . . . Peppy Mrs. Holman and Mrs. Novak cheered the Hinsdale South he-men to a victory over the faculty from elementary schools. NOW LISTEN!! But don't you think yellow would look good in the kitchen,' Mrs. Smith says to husband, as he tries to concentrate on the ballgame. FIRE DRILL, FIRE DRILL . . . Evacuate the deck. Martin Hartley, Bruce Adams, Mike Lamb, and Joe Nikola scram for the water as a false alarm is given by an unseen smorty pants. KARATE ANYONE . . . Rena Moyers and Candy Boutin, sophomore cheerleaders, do a routine. WHAT S FOR DESSERT? . . . Rich Wold, Pefe Klug, Roy Bonnell, Ken Ponas, Mike lamb, Bill Gabel and Dave Vineyard think lunch is the best period of the day. COME OUT, COME OUT . . . wherever you are. Mr. Leggett pleads with Jolly Green Giant, Jr., after his Jolly Green Giant, Sr. died of too much tender loving care. Corny Contest Adds Life to Spring Daze February and March brought the first signs of spring, and anxious biologists in Mr. Leggett's classes began planting a crop of one seed of corn each. The biggest corn stalk grown won a prize of points on the biology grade. The contest developed much interest with stu- dents competing against Mr. Leggett's entry, Jolly Green Giant. The state swimming meet held at Hinsdale South brought crowds of people to the school. The swimming finals and candids from the school were featured on television. Parents visited school in March and attended classes for seven minute sessions (a little shorter than normal). Luckily for parents, no tardy reports were made. SOPHOMORE CHEERLEADERS--FRONT ROW: Mary Wisniewski, lisa Knight, Candy Boutin, alternate Sheri Piro. SEC- OND ROW: Alternate Pat Kloncir, Charlotte Brown, Rena Moyers, and Honey Mason. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS-FRONT ROW: Lenore Meier, Gail Borse, and Penny Kohl. BACK ROW: Pom Mondel, Debbie Piotrowski, and Claudia Theidel. PEP CLUB MEMBERS--FRONT ROW: Lindo Tomkins, Pom Muloc, Ellie Sheehy, Alice Colthart, Sandy Bemis, Elodie Loroamm, Denise Radzus. SECOND ROW: Miss Ann Pouk, sponsor; Jackie Mochel, Mary Alguire, Diana Heidenreich, Suellen Andermann, Sheila Brkljacich, Linda Vicks. THIRD ROW; Karen Dombrow, Lois Scolli, Jane Harrison, Bill Owens, John Castings, Karen Godfrey, Carl Prestero. BACK ROW: Joanne Sapa, Sue Rujak, Kathy Tyk, Sue Johnson, Jackie Patterson, Cindy Kennett, Sue Linck. READY TO FILL IN-Freshman alternate cheerleaders are Frances Gorski and Pat Modec. Cheerleaders Work with Pep Club The Pep Club and cheerleaders work together closely to promote pep and school spirit. Jackie Mochel is president of Pep Club. Other officers are Mary Alguire, vice-president; Diane Heidenrich, secretary; and Suellen Andermann, treasurer. The cheerleaders are honorary club members. Posters and pep pins for all sports are projects of regular Wednesday afternoon meetings. Miss Ann Pouk, French teacher, is sponsor of Pep Club. VESPA STAFF-FRONT ROW; Solly Pruett, Linda Bokalik, Mary Borb Godfrey, Linda Handy, Cheryl Morris, and Mike Dwyer. Staff Lobeck, Debbie Owen, Christine Dudgeon. BACK ROW; Bob Mate, members not pictured are Jeff Petermann and Sharon McDaniel. ANOTHER DEADLINE?-Art editor Kathy Ptacek, Sophomore Class editor Stephanie Smith, assistant editor Koy Boumann, Freshman Class editor Alice Colthart, ond clubs editor Marge Fehling breathed sighs of relief when their sections of the yearbook were finished. ALL FINISHED-lt was a happy day for editor Kay Beeks, business monoger Mary Wisniewski, and photographer Jim Strotman when they filled out thot last shipping label that said FINAL COPY for the yearbook. STAFF OF THE STINGER- FRONT ROW: Sheilo Brkljacich, Betty Kolar, Lynn Thobaben, Linda Vicks, Rosemary Simota. SECOND ROW; Mark Richards, Jack Colby, Cindy Wolf, Janet Kolkmeyer, Pam Holle, Elodie Loraamm, Jane Harrison. BACK ROW; Joe Nikola, Ed Hogrefe, Jim Bocinsky, Bob Anderson, Jim Fanning. Reporters not pictured ore Morgoret Boland and Ruth Ann Rogers. Publications Staffs Record First Year Work on the publications at Hinsdale South this first year was strictly on a voluntary basis, and maybe some of the staff members didn't realize how much time they had volunteered when they signed up! Early in the year staffs for the publications were selected and editors named by advisor, Mrs. Sandra Smith. The staffs then chose the names for the publica- tions. The yearbook was named The Vespa, which means hornet,'' the school nickname, and the news- paper was appropriately named, The Stinger. Yearbook editors Kay Beeks, Kay Baumann, Marge Fehling, and Jim Stratman attended a yearbook work- shop at the University of Illinois in October which got their work off to a good start. Sales reached 350 which was the goal of the staff. This represented about 84 percent of the student body. NOT ENOUGH COPY!-Mony times one of Fran Luchsinger's biggest problems os editor-irvchief of The Stinger was a few empty spots at the bottom of the page layout. HORNET BAND-FRONT ROW; Karen Kalny, Debbie Kauke, Pot Miller, Louise Kurylo, Director Donald Tyriver, Roslyn Fricker, Kathy Voznok, Diane Zajicek, Debbie Piotrowski. MIDDLE ROW: Dennis Jereb, Barb Wrobel, Flora Elliott, Lorry Malchow, Mark Hawken, Jerry Guzik, Bob Mate, John Janousek, Mary Lobeck, Bob Anderson, Janet Brown, Martin Hartley. BACK ROW: David Horton, Art Young, Marc L'Herault, Larry Santori, Jim Brown, Shirley Griggs, Carl Pres- tero, Marsha Prestero, Susan Studio, Toni Fisher, Martha Ford, Aaron Shire. SINGING IS FUN-But we wonder if Fred Mattlin and Mary Alguire have their minds on singing. ALL TOGETHER NOW-Playing well takes practice and bond mem- bers Louise Kurylo, Pot Miller, Dennis Jereb, and Bob Anderson get in a few extra practice i� sioi� with Mr. Tyriver. HINSDALE SOUTH CHOIR-FRONT ROW; Michele Motousek, Millie Gajdos, Mary Alguire, Charlotte Brown, Claudia Thiedel, Karen Dombrow, Suellen Andermann, Ruth Lowery, Penny Kohl. BACK ROW; Susan Johnson, Jeanette Barnes, Diane Visage, Mark Berg- man, Paul Mulder, Fred Mattlin, Jim Peplow, Ed Hogrefe, Pom Mon- del, Donno Joukema, Sandra Bemis, Sandy Mikita, a .d Director Donald Tyriver. Choir members not pictured are Susan Griggs, Linda Decker, Gloria Carollo, and Bob Elledge. Concerts, Contests Attract Band, Choir The band and choir gave their first combined con- cert in December at the Lace Elementary School. A Christmas program was presented as a school as- sembly and also for parents in an evening concert. Several music clinics and concerts at other schools were attended by members of the music groups. In the spring, a music festival and contests occupied most of their time. Outstanding members were honored with awards at the end of the year, and three musicians will attend summer camp at the University of Illinois. STUDENT COUNSELORS-FRONT ROW: Sue Johnson, Donny Star- zynski, Bill Wotkins, Ellie Sheehy, Jonet Brown, Elodie Loroomm. SECOND ROW- Spontor Kothy Rrogon, lindo Hondy, Pom Mulnc, John Castings, Linda Vicks, Cindy Kennett, Linda Shute. BACK ROW; Carol Strange, Diane Van Hoegarden, Jackie Mochel, Sue Linck, Ed Gillespie, Nancy Nutzhorn, Diana Heidenreich, LoisScolli, Debbie Owen PLEASE COME TO ORDER- President John Castings calls to order a regular weekly meeting of the Student Council. Homerooms Select Student Councilors John Castings was elected president of the Student Council early in the year, and his first official duty was a part in the dedication program of the school. The Hinsdale South Student Council is composed of one member from each freshman and sophomore homeroom. An alternate was also elected to serve when the regular representative could not be present. Besides projects of school service, the group has sponsored school mixers, and other money raising projects. Writing the council constitution has been a big task of one committee. 40 Guards Work At Swimming Events Excellence, enthusiasm, service is the motto of the Hinsdale South Guard Organization. This group of forty girls and boys are both sopho- mores and freshmen. Their main assignments are guarding at school swim functions, officiating at home swim meets, teaching physical education classes, and instructing Saturday swim school. They also presented a guard swimming show in the spring. New guards are chosen in their freshman year on the basis of lifesaving and aquatic ability. DUTY ROSTER-Solly Johnson prepares list of guard duty for the bulletin board. HINSDALE SOUTH GUARD- FRONT ROW; Paul Thurman, Tori Fish- er, Penny Kohl, Alice Colthart, Gary Lang, John Wojcik, Andy Weh- renberg, Scott Adams, Bob Sanda, Al Sabo, Chick Johnson. SECOND ROW; Karen Dombrow, Mary Alguire, Sheri Piro, Sally Johnson, Mary Conrad, Sandy Krueger, Honey Mason, Candy Boutin, Debbie Owen, Lisa Knight, Diane Van Hoegarden. THIRD ROW: Coach James Spreitzer, Robin Rahn, Jane Harrison, Pat Klancir, Sue Linck, Joanne Sapa, Claudia Thiedel, Chris Dudgeon, Donna Zolotar, Linda Vicks. BACK ROW: Sharon Fechner, Linda Handy, Joyce Robinson, John Castings, Jeff Petermann, Arnold Miller, Charlie Wright, Joe Nikola. GAA BOARD-FRONT ROW: Sally Pruett, Denise Radzus, Karen Kalny, Carol Strange. SECOND ROW: Pom Pahis, Suellen Ander- mann, Sandy Mikita, Alice Colthort. BACK ROW: Sharon Fechner, Joanne Sapa, Joyce Robinson, Sharon McDaniel, Jane Harrison, Shirley Sokolowski. High Participation Sparks GAA Sports Tennis, volleyball, swimming, and bowling are a few of the sports that the Girls' Athletic Association spon- sors. Any girl interested in athletics may participate. Officers volunteered to run for their positions and were elected by members. Most of the freshman and sophomore girls are members of this group and par- ticipate in one of the sports. Class representatives are elected by their gym class. Miss Sylvia Matczak, physi- cal education teacher, sponsors all their activities. OVER MY HEAD--EllieSheehy, Miss Matczak, and Etta Pruett scramble for the ball in a GAA volleyball game. STANDING, FRONT ROW; Reno Moyers, Sandy Krueger, Honey Mason, Linda Rhone, Betsy Huerta. SECOND ROW; Sandra Mikita, Sally Johnson, Linda Handy, Mary Counsell, Rose Fricker, Linda Shute, Barbara Counsell, Linda Bokalik. THIRD ROW: Barbara Wro- bel, Karen Godfrey. STANDING: Bill Watkins, Dean Ott, Howard Crouse, David Siebold, Richard Govin, Wayne Kulhanek, Ray Gatz, Chris Duffy, Cindy Kennett, Dennis Gassaway, Joanne Sapa, Bill Bassett, Bill Meredith, and Mrs. Barbara Novak, sponsor. Spanish Christmas Is Party Theme The first activity of the newly organized Spanish Club was a Spanish Christmas party. The party was Mexican in tradition including the break- ing of a pinata. Fruit and candy poured out of the pinata when it was broken open. Mrs. Barbara Novak, Spanish teacher, organized the club. WHERE IS IP Ray Gatz gets first shot at breaking open the pinata at the Spanish club Christmas party. FRONT ROW; Herb Heiney, Ray Bonnell, Pete Klug, Roy Laukams, Rich Largo, Jim Fanning, Bill Gabel, Fred Mottlin, Ed Hogrefe, Dan Meyers, Dave Vineyard. SECOND ROW: Jim Albright, FrankTaylor, Jim Bocinsky, Rich Wold, Steve Decosola, Matt Keller, Marc Mattlin, Ken Panos, Bruce Kline, Jim Pcplow, Bruce Donald, Al Ronch. THIRD ROW: Jim Prange, Martin Harley, Burt Gabrys, Richard Lindquist, Larry Lakomy, Mike Dwyer, Jim Shute, Mike Lamb, Larry Wongerow, Ron Decosola, Larry Burton. FOURTH ROW: Dan Johnson, Mark LeHerault, Richard Luchsinger, Garlan Williams, Wally Null, Todd Murray, Rich Herron, Tim Peterson, Bob Elledge, Mike Kalacki. FIFTH ROW; Howard Crouse, Lyle Gilleran, Jeff Beiber, Bob Chase, Chuck Hooke, Randy Doerr, Dove Horton, Lowell Jett, Art Blaha, Bill Wat- kins. BACK ROW: Coaches Paul Atkinson, Edward Puck, Charles Shrader, Bob Thomas, and equipment manager Ray Fisher. Football Team Has Winning First Year The Hornets of Hinsdale South carried the colors of black and gold through a victorious first season. Their record for the season was six wins and two losses. Most of their opponents were from the Mid-suburban League. The scores in the winning games were Prospect, 12-6, Maine West 14-6, Deerfield 27-6, Conant 27-0, Forest View 29-7, Wheeling 21-6. They lost to New Trier 7-18 and to Palatine 0-7. WATCH OUT! There ore many anxious moments for coaches as they watch from the sidelines. Coach Ed Puck (standing) seems a bit more disturbed than Coaches Chuck Shrader and Paul Atkinson. SOUTH FRONT ROW: Dick Albaugh, Dick Santerelli, Bruce Keswick, Dove Moore, Jim Brown. BACK ROW: Coach Charles LeCrone, Cy Hodonsky, Mike Borile, Aoron Shire, Larry Anderson, Scott Pearson. Cross Country Has Good Season The cross country team had a fine first season. Of nine dual meets, the team won four and lost five. The freshman team ended up in fifth place of eight teams in the Des Plaines Valley Conference. The team came in sixth of 17 at the Maine West Invitational. At the York Invitational they placed fifth out of 14 teams. The freshman-sophomore team entered the DuPage County Invitational and came in ninth from twelve teams. NOT A BAD RECORD-Cooch Charles LeCrone looks over his notes for the year on the cross country team. FRONT ROW: Lorry Burton, Randy Heern, John Wojcik, Doug Wick- er!, Randy Meyers. SECOND ROW; Dick Albaugh, Rich Wold, Matt Keller, Fred Mottlin, Jim Fonning, manager Ron Cleveringa. BACK ROW: Coach Jerry Leggett, Mike Dwyer, Frank Taylor, Marc Mottlin, Dan Meyers, ond equipment manager Ray Fisher. Basketball Team Sets Good Record The Hornets first year was one of building. The only experienced player, Dan Meyers, was out with a broken leg the first half of the season. The team finished strong- ly in the Des Plaines Valley Conference in spite of this disadvantage. The boys playing leading roles were Fred Mattlin, Marc Mattlin, Jim Fanning, Dan Meyers, Randy Heern, Frank Taylor, and Larry Burton. They will be leading candidates for HTHSS's first varsity team. Scoring leaders and rebounding leaders were Fred Mattlin and Dan Meyers. Floor leaders were Randy Heern and Frank Taylor. LEADING SCORER--Fred Mattlin, freshman, jumps for o basket FRONT ROW: Arnold Miller, Andy Wehrenburg, Lyle Gilleran, Nikola, John Hawkins, Chuck Bendig, Ted Martin. BACK ROW: Coach Gary Lang, Bruce Keswick, Jim Albright, Rich Dauner. SECOND James Spreitzer. ROW: Scott Vermoch, Mike Dvoracek, Bob Lee, Bob Sanda, Joe Swimmers Plan for Second Year The swimming team entered matches in the Des Plaines Valley Conference this season although they will not be considered in conference competition. Their win-loss record will be kept in the conference, however. They should be ready for regular competition in the second year of the school. ON YOUR MARKS-Coach Spreitzer gives instructions to the swim- ming team during a practice. FRONT ROW: Steve Decosola, Art Young, Mike Lamb, Mark Richards, Mike Freund. SECOND ROW: Bill Knippenberg, Bill Burk, David Horton, Ron Decosola, Bruce Adams, Dean Ott. BACK ROW: Coach Bob Thomas, Al Rench, Al Svoioba, Bill Gabel, Jim Prange, Mike Sarafin, ond manager Larry Rodgers. Team Needs Depth in Competition Hinsdale South's wrestling team started the year with only fifteen wrestlers. Due to this deficiency they have not been as good as they could be. Next year they are expecting to improve. MAY I PRESENT-Coach Bob Thomas introduces the wrestling team in a pep rally for winter sports. Gymnastic team members are Jim Bocinsky, Mike Cahill, Rick Morkgraff, Paul Thurman, Jack Colby, and Coach Tony Canino. Six Compete in Gymnastics The six members of Hinsdale South's first gymnastics team competed on the sophomore level. According to Coach Tony Canino they did not have enough depth to perform up to their abilities in dual meets. Individually they were very strong. They hope to compete on the varsity level next year if they can develop the depth. Coach Canino hopes to fill the gaps with incoming freshmen. CHAMPIONSHIP $TYLF--Mike Cahill work on the rings. Mike was conference all around champion in gymnastics last year. Mr. Buford Doniel Assistant Principal Mr. L. D. Murray Principal Mr. Carmelo Sapone Assistant Principal Administration Mr. Richard McLaughlin Miss Esther Zimmer Miss Ann Carroll Mrs. Mary Main Mrs. Margaret Osborne Counselor Counselor Librarian Nurse Secretory to Principal Mrs. Rose Blaa Mrs. Lillian Vicha Mrs. Emily Ramey Mrs. Dawn Vanerka Mrs. Rose Cason Library Library Book Shop Attendance Office Guidance Mr. Paul Atkinson Mrs. Rosette Backas Industrial Education Home Economics A GOOD CHOICE-Mr. Richard McLaughlin, counselor, helps John Macchione work out a class schedule. Mrs. Janice Bozman Miss Kathy Brogan German Biology Faculty Mrs. Jocqueline Burns Miss loverne Hartmann Mrs. Alicia Holman Mr. John Hubbordtt Mr. Charles LeCrone Dean of Girls English English, Art Moth, Shop History, Coach History Mr. Jerry Leggett Miss Sylvia Matczak Mrs. Barbara Novak Mr. Tony Paris Mrs. Sandra Pine Biology, Coach Physical Education Spanish Latin Business Education Miss Ellen Plogeman English, Reading NEW JOB-Santo Claus, Mr. Dave Smith, delivers the Christmas issue of THE STINGER. He also teoches math in the off seoson. Miss Ann Pouk French Faculty Mr. Edward Puck Mrs. Alice Robertson Mr. Chuck Shrader Mr. James Spreitzer Mr. Dave Smith English, Coach Math Physical Education Physical Education Math Coach Coach Mrs. Sondro Smith Mr. Robert Thomas Mr. Donald Tyriver Mrs. Susan Vance English Physical Education Band, Choir Sponish Coach SOPHOMORE BIG FOUR-Sophomore class officers plan activities tory, jjm Fanning, president; Charlotte Brown, vice-president; and for the top class ot Hinsdale South. They are Honey Mason, secre- Jeff Peterman, treasurer. Sophomores Are Top Class Bruce Adams Tom Adelman Jim Albright Barbara Allen Dove Alsup Earl Anderson Mike Angermon Karen Barone QUIET! - Is o warning necessary? Everyone seems hard at work in the library. Class of ’68 Kay Baumann Kay Beeks Carol Begley Sharon Bennewate Jim Beyreis Glenn Bilek Freydo Blagg Arthur Blaha Jim Bocinsky Margaret Boland Ray Bonnell Gary Borse Al Bourg Candy Boutin Charlotte Brown Larry Burton Mike Cahill Carol Cairns Pat Carcerino Gloria Carollo Mike Casey John Castings Ron Cleveringa George Cobb Donna Colvin Mory Conrad Howard Crouse Rkk Douner Gory David James David Linda Decker Ron Decosola Steve Decosola John DiCristofano Sue Dienert Wayne Doepke Mike Dowdy Chris Duffy Christine Dudgeon John Dumanski Flora Elliot Pam Faber Jim Fanning Marge Fehling Nick Fisher Martha Ford Bill Gobel Bert Gabrys Dennis Gasaway Raymond Gatz Richard Gavin Ed Gillespie Shirley Griggs Susan Griggs Barbara Godfrey Linda Gonzalez Linda Handy Ken Hansen Martin Hartley John Hawkins Cyril Hodonsky Diana Homme Shannon Huff Loren Jessee Steve Jodis Chic Johnson Sally Johnson Sue Johnson Phillip Jones Donna Joukema Dennis Joyce Matt Keller Pot Klancir Rick Kline Pete Klug Lisa Knight Bill Knippenberg Betty Kolar Janet Kolkmeyer Franklin Kolody Cam Krause Jim Krause Sandra Krueger Wayne Kulhanek Patrick Kush Harry Kvidera Jim Kvidera Larry Lakomy Mike Lamb Ray Laukaitus Frank Leo Roy Lindquist Gary Lipe Pete Lopez Ruth Lowery Don MocKenzie Chuck Molly Joe Morcoso Rick Morkgraff Molindo Mossengill Robert Mate Mark Mattlin Elmer Moves Kent McCoig Sharon McDaniel Clarence Mead Jean Meier Dan Meyers Edwin Miles THIS HAS BEEN A ROUGH MORNING - Miss Ann Pouk, Al Bourg, Tom Adelman, Jim Stratman, and Kay Beeks wait for lunch. Class of ’68 Arnold Miller Mory Miller Bonnie Montalto Cheryl Morris Reno Moyers Richard Mroz Randy Newcomb Joe Nikola Bob Nivens Tom Null Deon Ott Debbie Owen Bill Owens Ken Panas Jeff Petermann Sharon Phelan Sheri Piro Neal Polanek Jim Prange Marsha Prestero Sally Pruett Mary Prysny Kathy Ptacek PASS PLEASE! We're sure Miss Pouk trusts Linda Vicks, but just to be sure . . . Class of ’68 Randy Putnam Alan Rench Don Renslow Dawn Ritchie Larry Rodgers Joyce Robinson Ron Ramaker Lynda Rydberg Wayne Rutar Al Sabo Larry Santori Suzanne Schafer Lois Scolli Marsha Scott Ellie Sheehy Joe Shulda Jim Shute Kafhie Simmons Roy Simmons Rosemary Simota Collin Slover Stephanie Smith Sally Sokolowski Pot Sponenberg Randy Starck Jerry Stevenson Jim Strotmon Frank Taylor Lynn Thobaben Paul Thurman Mike Urbanek Diane Van Hoegarten Susan Veit Linda Vicks Kathleen Voznak Lorry Wangerow Bob Wasjak Bil Watkins Andy Wehrenberg Douglas Wickert Mary Wisniewski John Wojcik Richard Wold Cynthia Wolf Charlie Wright Arthur Young Donna Zolotar David Zahara Diane Zajicek Joe Zelinka ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION-Freshmon officers ond sponsors talk over projects for the class. They are Fred Mattlin, president; Jim Peplow, vice-president; Karen Dumbrow, secretary; Mr. Dave Smith and Mrs. Alice Robertson, sponsors; and Todd Murray, treasurer. Freshmen Enjoy New High School Bob Ackerman Scott Adams Rick Albaugh Mary Alguire Bill Allsopp Suellen Andermann Bob Anderson Charlene Andersen Fred Anderson Larry Anderson Kevin Arnold Tim Bakken Mike Barile Bill Bossett Michol Beasley Sandra Bemis Charles Bendig Mork Bergman Janette Boerner Duanne Bolnow Gail Borse Sheila Brkljacich Janet Brown Jim Brown William Burk Bill Burton Robert Chose Grant Clausen Ray Clausen Jack Colby Alice Colthart Matt Conrad Barbara Counsell Kathy Cunniff Mike Dauner Eilene DeWitt Randy Doerr Karen Dombrow Bruce Donald Michael Dvorocek Roberta Ehrhordt Bob EHedge Kathy Evans Francis Fanning Sharen Fechner Toni Fisher Mike Freund A BOON TO PARENTS-Mr. Bob Thomas explains the driver education cars to parents at open house. Rosalyn Fricker Carolyn Gee Joanne Gene Lyle Gilleran Karen Godfry Jo Ann Gordon Francis Gorski Cheryl Grazyk Debbie Grochmai Class of Ken Halderson Jane Harrison Gary Hartshorn David Hostings Mark Howken Laura Hazdra Diana Heidenreich Herb Heiney Dianna Henry Richard Horron Dennis Hlavacek Beverly Hodack Ed Hogrefe Pam Holle Richard Hoppe Dovid Horton Betsy Huerta John Janousek Danny Johnsen Debbie Kauke Mike Kalid.i Karen Kalny Frank Karls Cindy Kennett Bruce Keswick Randy Kieras Bruce Kline Phil Knack Penny Kohl Mike Kolling Louise Kurylo Howard Kvidera Gary Lang Rich Largo Judith Lark Robert Lee Sharon Lee Scott Levy Marc L'Hcrault Susan Linck Mary Lobeck Elodie Loraamon Lowell Jett Richard Luchsinger Jack Luby Russell Luscalzo John Macchione Lorry Malcher Pam Mandel Brandy Martin Michele Motousek Ted Martin Fred Mattlin Ray Mafthis Sandy Majercyzk Frank McDonald Lenore Meier Toyann Melton Bill Meredith Randy Meyers John Mickle Sandra Mikita Pat Miller Pat Modek David Moore Judy Moor© Pam Mulac Paul Mulder Todd Murray Wally Null Nancy Nutzhorn Bob Owen Rich Owen Pam Pahis Connie Palmer Renee Panacchia Jacqueline Patterson Scott Pearson Jim Peplow Terry Peterson Debbie Piotrowski Connie Pohlman Gory Powalish Tom Prescott Carl Prestero Etta Prueter John Putnam Denise Radzus Robin Rahn Ricky Ramaker William Renken Paul Richards Judy Roach Leon Roach FIRE DRILL, FIRE DRILL! No, Mr. Sapone, not another false alarm. Ruth Rogers Linda Rone Class Susan Ruzak of ’69 Bob Sanda Richard Santerelli Linda Santori Joanne Sapa Mike Sarafin Aaron Shire Lynda Shute Dave Siebold Bonnie Smith Carol Snobel Shirley Sokolowski Jane Spiker Sandy Sponenberg David Stahl Luke Stahlberg Carol Stonge Don Storzynski Mark Stelmas Bob Thomas Susan Studio Albert Svolba Walter Szot Claudia Theidel Karen Thurman LET'S HEAR IT-Mr. Dove Smith, freshman sponsor, often emceed pep rallies. Linda Tomkins Class of ’69 Betty Trout Cathy Tyk John Usher Peter Vanda Gory Vocho Scott Vermoch Diane Visage Rolla Wallace Gary Waszak Garlan Williams Linda Williams Art Wunglueck Darlene Dziak Mike Zelinka Valann Zitko Roberta Zutowt Barbara Wrobel NO RUSH TODAY-Everyone must be going to doss. It wouldn't be that calm if it were time to go home. Mike Dwyer Ray Fisher Randy Heern Ed Hobbs Too Late to Classify John Johnson David Kent Gary lipe Roger Lucas Fran Luchsinger Richard Luchsinger Honey Mason Craig McGrudek Jackie Mochel Donna Modgling Brian Quirk Mork Richards Dawn Ritchie Artie Tross Dave Vineyard FAMILIAR FACES-Usually seen smiling across the serving counter or from behind the cosh register ore these ladies who prepare and serve the food in the cafeteria. Seated are Gladys Foucek, Martha Arnold, Director of Cafeteria Lillian Bailey, Anna Dvorak, and Nora Leo. Standing are Genevieve Jans, Gloria Ruzik, Gertrude Kromme, and Arlene Sanda. BEHIND THE SCENES--These are the people who see that the build- ing stoys bright and new looking. Seated are Kathy Melton, Jenetta Busch. Head Custodian John Mockey, Anne Miletich, and Adeline Lay. Standing are Walter Zott, Joe Monahan, Fred Beaman, Vince Dwyer, Ray Fisher, Dave Dalton, Don Lay, and John Parsons.