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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1972 volume:

I VESPA 1972 Hinsdale Township H. S. South Darien, Illinois Volume $l in the rain — darkness, the sun— set being sheathed i sit and thing of you the holy city which is your face your little cheeks the streets of smiles and there is the sweet shy pirouette your hair and then your dancesong soul, rarely — beloved a single star is uttered, and i think of you E.E. Cummings 2 We're Putting It All Together Looking Back 4 Seniors ...............................................................34 Underclassmen ........................................................ 60 Faculty ...............................................................92 Clubs .................................................................no Sports ...............................................................146 1972 Vespa Staff Editor-in-Chief Photo-Coordinator Looking Back Seniors Underclassmen Faculty Clubs Sports A Janice Kjellberg Hj Marge Kronthai Diane Markovich Mary Oltman manda Horton Char Vyold Cindy Linger Chuck Schramm Pat Doody Marge Wrobel Sharon Mejdrech Debbie Lenhart Pam Skurkis Terry Kay Leselie Fossedal Cathy Flewelt Nan Stiede Karen F-ioffman Linda Kurle Sue Kinsey Sharon Granquist Chris Lester Cheryl Skurkis Sue Zitzka ....Tom Poswilko Mike Sebella Nan Heery Doreen Bozes Pat Ftarp Terry Kay 3 Cover Design BACK LOOKING 6 7 Explanation of Love There is a place where love begins and a place where love ends. There is a touch of two hands that foil all dictionaries. There are single careless by words portentous as a big bend in the Mississippi River. Hands, eyes, bywords — out of these love makes battlegrounds and workshop. There is a pair of shoes love wears and the coming is a mystery. There is a warning love sends and the cost of'it is never written till long afterwards. There are explanations of love in all language and not one found wiser than this: There is a place where love begins and a place where love ends — and love asks nothing — Carl Sandburg '-'X LOVE With a Southern Accent HINSDALE SOUTH Riders To The Sea Cathleen Donna Heggie Nora Sue Klein Maurya ......................JoAnn Bronec Bartley Bob Heggie Women Kathy Unnerstahll, Linda Kurle, Julie Freischlag, Angie Miller Men Perrin Vitkus, Eric Thiele, Paul Jones, Joe Murphy Hooray For Adam Spelvin: He Is Perfect Grace Spelvin George Spelvin Cynthia Craddock Florence Craddock Adam Spelvin Fat Phyllis . . Chris Zilinski ..... JimStange Donna Robinson Debbie Woods ....... BradTyl Mary Martin 10 PRESENTS Chamber Music Mrs. Mozart . Mrs. Osa Johnson Gertrude Stein Pearl White Amelia Earhart Isabella Joan of Arc Susan B. Anthony Man in White His Assistant Karen Trainor . Terri Skinner Margaret Steinway Janet Hogan Leah Weinstein Mary Kosiec Cathy Parent InezGoodsey MikeTikalsky ......Bob Castle 11 SENIOR CARNIVAL 12 The fun goes on while Mike Skinner charms this little lady. 13 16 illimi Hello, Vera This year through the efforts of the American Field Service, Hinsdale South has extended its arms to welcome our second foreign exchange student, Vera Flores. Vera's home town is Monte Aprazivel in Sao Paulo, Brazil, where she lives with her parents and two sisters. During her stay here, she has lived with the Harrisons and their daughter, Jayne. The Harrisons also have another daughter, Pat, who graduated from South last year. When asked how she likes America, Vera said, I really like it here. The people are so nice. All we can say is, Wccome, Vera! It's been great having you here. 18 19 Beautiful People Beautiful people you live in the same world as I do but somehow I never noticed before today I'm ashamed to say. Beautiful people we share the same back door and it isn't right, we've never met before, but then we may never meet again. If I weren't afraid you'd laugh at me I'd run and take all of your hands, and I'd gather everyone together for a day, and when we'd gathered I'd pass buttons out that say, Beautiful people, then you'd never be alone cause there'll always be someone with the same button on as you. Including everything you do. Beautiful people you ride the same subway as I do every morning, that's got to tell you something, we've got so much in common, I go the same direction that you do. So if you'll take care of me, Maybe I'll take care of you. Beautiful people you look like friends of mine and it's about time that someone said it here and now I make a vow that sometime somehow I'll have a meeting invite everyone you know I'll pass out buttons to the ones who come to show beautiful people will never have to be alone cause there'll always be someone with the same button on as you Including everything you do they may be sitting right next to you, they may be beautiful people too and if you'll take care of him maybe he'll take care of you cause all the beautiful people do. -Melanie 21 Band members do their thing to support the football team! With loud voices and mixed emotions, the crowd backs its team. There are always the runners themselves to cheer on their team. 23 24 25 26 ?7 Something For 28 Everyone Top Left: Rich (Little Richie) Heseman checks out three. Top Right: Sheer strength and composure show in gymnast's routine. Bottom Loft: Tension builds for the Hornet gymnasts. Bottom Right: The joy of student center. 29 At the end of a long day there is always a mad rush to get home. A secluded door way is a lot quieter than the cafeteria. 30 Hey, did you know that ? 31 n EMILY MOORE Student Council — 1; Oklahoma — 3; Varie- ty Show —1,2. KATHY MORPHY SUSAN MR07 BILL MURPHY ANNE MURRIN ANDY NAJERA JOANNE NASELLI Student Council — 3, 4; AFS — 2; Variety Show —3; G.A.A. —1. CHRIS NIELSEN Girl Reserves — 1; Monitor — 2; Staff Aide — 4. JEFF NOOSE Football — 1,2,3,4; Track — 1,2,3; Wres- tling— 2. SUENORQUIST N.H.S. — 3,4; Dorado — 2,3; Variety Show — 3; Stinger — 4; Latin Club — 2,4; Chorus — 2. KATHY O'BRIEN Staff Aide — 4; Span- ish Club — 1; G.A.A. — 1; Band —1. MARY OLTMAN G.A.A. — 1,3; Stinger — 4; Vespa — 4. JACKIE ORGANISCAK Pom-Pon — 2; Variety Show — 3. 49 THOMAS PARISH Swimming—1,2. AMY PENWELL Assistant Editor Stinger — 4; Homecoming Com. — 3; Activities Council — 3,4; Or- chestra — 1,2; Choir — 1. JOYCE PEPLOW German Club — 1; Pep Squad — 2. MARSHA PERKINSON Dorado — 2,3. JAMES PESCHEL Varsity Football Man- ager — 3,4; Basketball Manager — 3,4; Var- sity Baseball Manager — 3; Letterman's Club — 3,4; Stinger — 4; Staff Aide — 4; AFS —3. JERRY PETERSON Swimming — 1,2,3,4; Tennis — 1; Football — 1. ROBERT PFEIFFER Honor Roll — 1,2,3,4; Latin Club — 2,3,4; Variety Show — 3,4. HARRIET PICL G.A.A. — 3; O.O. — 4. PAULA POGWIZD French Club — 1. RICH POMATTO Debate — 1,2; Drama — 1,2,3,4; Lighting — 1,2,3,4; Photography Club — 2,3,4; Thespi- an — 2,3,4; Variety Show — 1,2,3,4; Cho- rus — 4. 50 TOM POSWILKO Basketball — 1,2,3,4; Golf — 1,2,3,4; Vespa — 3,4; Letterman — 3, 4; Honor Roll — 1,2,3, 4; Bridge Club — 3,4. JOHN PRUETER JOYCE PUTNAM DEANNA PYTEL Pom-Pon — 3; Home' coming Court — 4. TOM RABULINSKI ROLIN RAPP LISA RAYBOURN Variety Show — 3,4 Spanish Club — 1 Concert Choir — 3,4 Modern Dance — 2. PAUL REGIEC Tennis — 1. JANET REICHL Band — 1; Honor Roll. NORA REID RICHARD RODGERS JAMES ROGERS Baseball — 1,2,3,4; Spirit Maker — 3. More activity at the float site, as seniors see their idea begin to take shape. bl JACK ROME VALERIE SCHOB MIKESEBELA Basketball — 3; Base- ball — 2,3,4; Vespa — 3,4. EILEEN SHEA JANIE SHERMETA MARY SHULTZ Pom-Pon — 2,3,4; NHS — 3,4; Homecoming Com. — 3; Student Council — 3; G.A.A. — 1,2. LENORE SHUTE Modern Dance — 1,2; Variety Show —1,2. JARMILA SIPAL French Club — 3. CHARLES SCHRAMM Football — 1,2,3,4; Wrestling — 1,2,3,4; Track — 1,2; Letter- man — 3,4; Stinger — 2; Vespa — 4; Honor Roll —1,2. CAROL SCHROEDER 52 In Art class, creativity reigns as aspiring artists learn to express themselves in new ways. NINA SIPAL EDWARD SLANINA Basketball — 1; Choir — 3,4. CINDY SLOVER STEVE SPIKER Gymnastics — 1; Hon- or Roll — 1,2; Concert Choir — 4. PAM SPLETTER DONNA SPREEMAN Choir— 4; G.A.A. RENEE STARCK MARSHA STEALY Student Council — 3; Pep Squad — 3; Latin Club —1,2; Oklahoma — 3; Honor Roll — 3, 4. KEN STEVENS Honor Roll — 2,3,4; Oklahoma — 3; Foot- ball — 1,2,3,4, Wres- tling — 2,3; Baseball — 2; Track — 3; Stinger — 2. 53 JOHN STEWACK Football Mgr. — 2,3, Head Sr. Mgr. — 4; Gymnastics Mgr. — 1, 2,3,4; Baseball Mgr. — 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll — 1,2,3,4; Letterman — 2, 3,4; Stinger — 4. ALISON STRAMAGLIA Choir — 2,3,4; G.A.A. — 1,2; Spanish Club — 1. JIM STANGE THOMAS SVOBODA Honor Roll — 1,2,3,4; Golf — 3,4;Latin Club -1,2. PATRICIA SVOLBA G.A.A. — 2,3; Latin Club — 2; Honor Roll — 1,2,3. ANNE TAYLOR Class Vice-Pres. — 4; Honor Roll — 1,2,3; Guard — 2,3,4; Stu- dent Council — 1,2,4; Pep Squad — 2; Homecoming Com. — 2. RICH THEIDEL Letterman — 2,3,4; Football — 1,2,3,4; Basketball — 1; Gym- nastics — 2,3,4; Base- ball — 1,2; Track — 3, 4; Class Pres. — 2. SHERRY THOMAS Student Council —1,2, 3; Class Secretary — 2; Honor Roll — 1,2; G.A.A. — 1; Staff Aide — 3. SUE TINUCCI JOHN TODAY Swimming — 1,2,3,4; Baseball — 2; Chorus — 3,4. JULIE TODD WILLIAM TOLDNESS Gymnastics — 1,2,3,4; Track — 1; Honor Roll — 1,2,3,4. DAVE TOMASEK Lil' Abner — 1; Ro- manoff Juliet — 2; Oklahoma — 3; Band — 1,2,3; Drum Major — 3; Choir — 3,4; Thespians — 2,3,4. ROY TOWNSEND VICKIE TYL Class Treas. — 1,2,4; Student Council —1,2, Treas. 3; Majorette — 1,2,4; Guard — 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll — 2; Activ- ity Council — 2; Varie- ty Show — 3. SANDY UMMEL Honor Roll — 3; Vespa — 4. JOHN UNDERWOOD Basketball — 2,3,4; Spirit Maker — 4. JOHN URBANIAK BARBARA USHER DEBORAH VAN RIPER G.A.A. — 1. JEFFREY VICKS JOAN VINEYARD Honor Roll — 1,2,3,4; Pom-Pon — 3; Okla- homa — 3; Art Club — 2; G.A.A. —1,2. PAUL VITKUS Golf — 1,2,3, co-capt. 4; Swimming -1,2. MARTIN VOLK LYNDA VRTIS Pom-Pon — 3,4; Staff Aide — 1,2,3; Student Council — 1; Pep Squad — 1. TODD WALKER Football — 1,2,3, Cap- tain — 4; Basketball — 1,2,3; Track — 1,2,3, Capt. 4; Honor Roll — 1,2,3,4; N.H.S. — 3,4; Letterman's Club — 3, 4. MARK WALLACE Baseball — 1,2,3,4; Basketball — 1,2,3; Band — 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll — 1,2,3,4; N.H.S. — 3, Pres. 4; Lil' Abner — 1; Oklahoma — 3. MARGARET WALSH DANIEL WEBSTER Thespians — 2,3,4; Chorus — 3,4; Football — 1,2; Oklahoma — 3; Variety Show — 2,3,4; The Crucible — 3. CHRIS WERNIMONT JIM WHITE Basketball — 2,3; Foot- ball — 2; Bridge Club — 3,44. KATHY WISNIEWSKI MIKE WITTEKIND Swimming — 1,2,3,4; Tennis — 1,2; Guard — 3,4. ROGER WOLANIN 56 DANIEL FELDSTEIN PAT WOOD Honor Roll — 1; GAA —1,2,3,4. )EAN WOPINSKI NANCY WRIGHT THOMAS WRIGHT Honor Roll — 3; Foot- ball — 1; Basketball — 1. MARGARET WROBLE Honor Roll — 1,2,3,4; GAA — 1,2,3,4; Rus- sian Club — Sec. — 3, Vice-Pres. — Treas. — 4; Band — 1,2,3; Staff Aide — 3; Vespa — 4. TOM ZATLOUKAL Student Council — 4; Chess Club — 2,4. CHRISTINE ZILINSKY NHS — 3,4; Honor Roll — 1,2,3,4; Cheer- leading 1, Co-Captain — 3,4; Pom-pon Co- Captain — 2, Staff Aide — 3,4; Oklahoma — 3; Variety Show — 3. GAIL ZIMMERMAN Student Concil — 4; Dorado — 2, Vice- Pres. — 3; Oklahoma — 3; GAA — 1,2; Staff Aide — 2,3. WENDY ZOLOTAR Honor Roll — 1,2,3; Staff Aide — 2. INEZ GOODZEY Pom Pon Squad — 3,4; Student Council — 1,2, 3; Homecoming Committe 2; Guard — 3,4; NHS — 3,4; Honor Roll —1,2,3,4. 57 A Remembrance Dave Heiriexi 1954-1971 When you're weary, Feeling Small, When tears are in your eyes, I'll comfort you, Likoa Bridge over Troubled Waters. Paul Simon Class of 72 Officers And Spirit Makers Front Row: Inez Goodzey, Spirit Maker; Denise Boutin, Pres; Anne Taylor, Vice-Pres; Sue Lundquist, Sec; Vicki Tyl, Treas. Back Row: Mr. Higgins, Sponsor; Jim Rogers, Rich Hall, John Underwood, Spirit Makers; Mr Burton, Sponsor. Camera Shy Carl Bastian Albert Kolkmeyer John Proce Paul Becker Carol Krall Jan Reid Ernest Belcher Harold Lathrop Kevin Reilly Ann Blum Ann Lee Barbara Rice Lawrence Baehlke Gregory Lindberg Robert Rogers Linda Boudreau Linda Maier Henry Schuhmacher Bruce Burroughs Kurt Meier Michael Skinner William Carroll Gerald May Diane Stevenson John Clark Jens Moller Joseph Stroup Anthony Dzianatt Micheal Morphey Micheal Tikalsky Pamela Palmer Timothy Murrey Albert Unger Robert Fields Jon Noffsinger Phyllis Vidito Nancy Jarzmik James Oglietti Robert Watt Hope Johnson Deborah Overbey Leah Weinstein Lynn Klender Connie Petullo Donna Wohlberg Kerri Knight Gregory Piper Robert Wollenberg Phillip Kodman Noel Powers Pamela Wrigglesworth 59 CLASSES “LOGICAL SClth Juniors put it Ron Affronti Anne Albrecht Bonnie Aldrich David Alice Dennis Alsup Bev Alvin Terry Anderson Vicky Apellaniz Patti Armendariz Mike Averhart Cindy Baker John Baker Karen Baran Sylvia Bares Debbie Basalone Dan Bata Jeff Baur Scott Benhart Bill Rabold works for a class win Frank Bernabei Donna Bertino Cindy Bettin Jean Brady Becky Black Jerry Brennan Jerry Bolton Am Bonsen all together Mary Cherry Frank Chojnowski Debbie Christensen Dave Cielak Leslie Cieski Ray Clark Jill Colby Debbie Collins John Conrad Steve Conrad Mike Coomer Wayne Coppe Ron Cosentino Dan Courtney Karen Crapton Sue D'Agostino Anne Darre Bette Davis Paul Davis Larry Debb Brian Devitt Debbie Dickson Joe DiCristolfano Debbie DiFiglio Jack Diveto Dan Dixon Colleen Doherty Becky Doncoes Denise Douglas Jean Dowding Mike Downer Diane Kuchak Kathy Dunne Jeff Dziatlik Wes Eccleston Barb Eckel Leslie Egentowich Gary Eng Linsey Ericson John Evans Charles Fehling Erik Festerling Steve Finch Sue Findlay Jim Fleming Debbie Franklin Micki Friendship Pat Frazon lla Galaway Connie Gamelin Cindy Garwood Rich Gawley 63 Mike Galliano Marie Gaynor Dorothy Georgaeopul Debbie Gibson Steve Glumb Robin Goelz Walter Goodzey Doreen Groch- mal Frank Guerra Suzaune Guerra Kent Holle Janelle Holt Susan Hren Sue Habado Butch Hadlock Jeannie Hall Bob Hamer Pat Hamilton Melissa Handley Ray Hannon Carol Hardisty Pat Hardisty Jayne Harrison Rick Jackson Jeff Jarvis Mark Jelen Kim Harz Dan Hauser Linda Hauser Susan Hayashi Barb Hayworth Al Johnston Debby Julian Gary Kalas Ed Hazdra Sheila Heern Rick Hefnen Roger Hcidcnrcich Jim Hempree Scott Henderson Brenda Heramb Lynda Herbert Rich Hesemann Tim Hill 64 Sue Kalinoski Greg Kastl Mary Kelley Mary Kendra Debbie Kenny Rich Kent Sue Klein Donna Kohut Cheryl Koproske Marlene Kasidlo Judy Krakosky David Krai Jeannine Krall Romas Kranas Cheryl Kothanek Linda Luperini Bob Mac Dougall Mary Kay Machatka Jim Krotiak Joe Krupa Kathy Krupski Desi Krupsky Linda Kurle Bill Lamb Jim Lamb Keith Lange Debbie Larson Carolyn Laws Mary Martin Vicki Martin Pat Mayes Karen Lea Debbie Lenhart Ray Leo June Lindermann Pat Loftus Lance McCaig Ron McLead Cheryl Melton Marilyn Lordan Lois Lorenzi Mike Louden Kim Ludwig Cheryl Luedtke Mike Mengel Amy Middelegge Bob Mikenas bb Carol Millar Ellen Miller Karen Miller Tim Miller Donna Orjaniscak Paul Orzech Linda Otto Pam Palmer Trade Mock Michelle Monroe Gary Morris Glenda Morris Denise Panacchia Len Panas Nick Panasenko Deb Panek Bob Murphy Tom Nedved Roberta Nelson Debbie Novak Gary Panttila Ron Paskus Bob Pathnode Laurie Paulan Bob Ohare Carol Ohmart Cindy Oleferchik Ken Olson Debbie Pawlak Patty Payne Diane Pearson Mike Pekie Cheryl Vlasaty practices her keyboard skills. Debbie Penny Barb Peters Jeff Peterson Tom Peterson Mary Picha Sue Piekarz Steve Pilaszewski Linda Pipek Janine Poenisch Jan Pomatto Ken Popham Daretta Radzus Debi Rainis Brian Rambeaux Joe Rauktys Don Rayburn Joe Reda John Reichl %. ,7 y -1 fc. i 66 Jan Reuter John Ricci Bill Richard Donna Robinson Pam Rockcnbach Dave Rokita Ron Rome Debbie Roskam Charle Ross Steve Rowe Dennis Russell Jeff Ruzak Mark Sabo Jim Samland Chuck Samuelson Bob Sarafine Jon Schlembdeh Sandi Schwarz Susan Schwarz Gerry Scog Pat Sea go Rich Serafin Cathy Sergent Cheryl Shaff Havoc in the locker! Chuck Shaw Barb Sheehan Stephen Shepherd Keith Shirley Terri Skinner Pam Skurkis Bettiann Smakal Rosemary Smidth Jim Smith Judy Somerfield Sandy Spannagel Tom Spiker Margaret Steinway Nanette Stiede Pam Stone Steve Glumb finds a quiet moment. 67 Juniors look ahead Karen Surina Janice Taczy Tom Tate Linda Teare Cindy Towle Rose Turek Judy Uhlving Dan Valdez Jean Vancura Joy VanGeldersen Jeff Velisek Rick Vicencio Butch Vidito Liz Vlasaty Sue Voda Debbie Vogel Lynda Warren Ed Wavak Doreen Weatherman Bill Weber Claudia White Debra Whitney Noelle Whitney Rudy Wiesinger Joe Wilfinger Debra Williams Cindy Wohlberg Mike Wolanin Jean Woolsey Linda Wright Jim Wunglueck Stephanie Yowell Ronna Zahner Randy Zavertnik Debbie Ziemba Mark Zilinsky 68 Class of 73 Officers and Spirit Makers Front Row: Kim Harz, Vice-President; Jan Pomatto, Secretary; Debbie Difiglio, Treasurer; Jan Reuter, Presi- dent. Back Row: Judith Roench, Sponsor; Carol Millar, Mary Cherry, Rose Smidth, Spirit Makers; Phyllis Car- vcll. Sponsor. Not Pictured: Bill Lamb, Terry Anderson, Spirit Makers. Camera Shy Don Andrzejewski Eric Bakke Ted Ball Mike Barajas Alan Basgall Kim Bell Karl Beery Rich Billa Rich Bocian Eileen Cejka Steve Cheehy Greg Czarny John David David Edkins Mary Ermel Cheryl Frye Paul Gelpin Elaine Graff Tom Hawken Sandy Haynes Gary Hodges Cheryle Incrocci Mark Jalowiec Dave Jedynak Bill Johnson Mark Johnson Mike Kartheisar Madeleine Kelly Tony Kloet Cheryl Kothonek Steve LaValle Judy Lloyd Bob Lucas Tony Maffia Bob Matthews Allen McCauly Greg McHugh David Mitchell Tom Moldenhauscr Garrich Olsen Barry Oswald John Patrick Jim Paulan Bob Peca George Peterson Ray Prezell Dwain Price Joyce Putman Bill Rabold Curtis Rausch Rita Ryan Mike Skukin Rich Sterba Craig Stoermir Kim Stratmain Walter Strohfeldt Bill Stumpe Cheryle Svehla Pam thibeault Mike Utz Sue Van Winkle Diane Viner Steve Voelz Terry Volk John Waitkus Diane Watt Eugene Wozniak 69 Sophs unveil roads to learning Alison Adams Guy Adelman Gary Affronti Marty Ahrendt Jeff Albiniak Karen Biegel Nancy Bilanzich John Billich Pat Allchin Steve Allent Jim Allsopp Beth Alvin Alan Anderson Debbie Blunder Larry Boos Kathy Boswell Bruce Anderson Chuck Anderson Paul Atchley Jim Austin Theresa Averhart Bonni Boudreau Mark Bousquet Bob Bowers Dan Babyar Marlene Badding John Baker Nannette Baker Ron Baker Linda Bozek Doreen Bozos Bill Braas Chuck Balch Doreen Bara Kathy Barkus Mark Barrett Randy Batch Sam Bauswell Mary Bazan Doug Behrens Mary Beal Cathy Beaudry Marcia Becak Tom Beckman Don Belousky Cindy Bennewate Carrie Beyer 70 Mr. Faris proves that Art Class can be fun. Donna Bramble Judy Brand Diane Bravos Joe Breier Mark Bretscher The library's top floor became a favorite hangout. Ray Brczell Mark Brickey JoAnn Bronec Todd Brooks Debbie Bruce Barbara Bujno Connie Burk Gwen Camit Mark Camp Kim Carlson Debby Crampton Marsha Crosby Dan Dahlberg Andre Daniel Kim Dashut Dennis Cernak Debbie Chcles Vickie Christensen Sheila Dauner Joe Davis Keith DeShetler Dan Devito Del Dibbern Jolene Ciclinski Melissa Ciszewski Debbie Coit Anette Doerstling Dan Doncoes Maureen Donely Rose Dowjotas Steve Draper Bob Drear Jay Duffy Robin Duncan Kim Dunker Tim Dunne Kerry Coomer Janet Cook Cindy Cox Gail Duys Jeff Dziatlik Cathy Eck Chuck Eddy Terry Eggleston 71 Cliff Elliott Brian Emde Dave Errandi Kim Estler Jim Gordon Fran Gazarek BarbGrabka Sharon Granquist John Falke Bob Fay Tom Feierabend Andy Ferguson Debbie Grivna Tom Hacker Phil Haddick Karen Hagy Rae Filitti Sue Findlay Donna Foley Debbie Formato Cathy Hajny Pam Hamilton Dave Haraburda Sandy Harmer Ken Foster Cathy Fousek Debbie Fowler Sandy Fowler Pat Harp Dave Hart Roland Hartshorn Ernie Harchell George Foy Jan Frankowski Tom Gaare Kathy Gabrys Debby Hauser Ron Hawkins Cindy Hays Nan Heery Cathy Gajdos Dave Gasaway Ron Gavin Donna Geboo Donna Heggie Joel Heineman Sharon Heinemann Bettina Heldt Jeff Gillman Nancy Giowoski Carol Gluck Terry Glumb Barbara Hickman Jim Hill Bill Hills Lisa Hinrichs Kristy Goddar Leo Goelz Wayne Goelz Debbie Goodwin Jim Hobbs Lee Ann Hogrefc Karen Hollenbeck Janet Zintak 72 Debbie Jalowiec Sue Jarvis Dave Jasutis Connie Jett Lou Ann Jewell Joyce Johnson Cindy Julian Sandy Kadera Kathy Kagay Ralph Kamphuis Larry Kanarski Jim Kanas David Kartheisen Dave Keleinschmidt Jerry Kenealy Pat Kenny Leonard Kepil Ray Kerege Dale Hufstedler George Hurley Sue Kinsey Carol Kiveger Peggy Knecht Tim Kocourek Jerry Kohnke Steve Kohut Jane Idler Randy Jackson Bob Kolar Shirley Kolkmeyer Edith Koopman Leon Kosiec Laura Koszewski Sandy Kotula Rich Krai Gary Krause Dave Krc. Charles Kreidl Athena Krongas Marge Kronthal Chris Kolia Mary Kummerer Tom Kure Mike Kush Dale Laning Gunnar Larson Pam LaRue Jim lathrop Carol Lay Cindy Lee Kathi Lobas 73 A float begins to take form. Cathy Loftus Jeanne Ludwig Dave Luman Gary Mack Terry Mackenzie Donna Maddalone Rick Magnosson Wayne Makris Dan Mareinice Kim Markovich Scott Marohnic Mike Martin Sue Martin Bob Mditinek Scott Martinez Joe Massa Darlene Matulnik Kerry Maurer Chuck Maves Colleen Maves Pat McCrory George McDaniel Mark McFarlane Donna McHugh Bob McMillion Mike McNally Janet Meier Carol Menter Gale Mengarelli Gladys Meredith Lynn Meyer Linda Meyer Brent Mikkelsen Bill Millar Angie Miller Jill Miller Mike Miller Barb Miles Mike Moore Kathy Morgan Pam Morrow Chuck Mottier Pat Moudry Paul Mourecek Terry Mroz Jerry Mugnolo Joe Fricker Dan Murphy Gymnastics does have its drawbacks. The “smile sign was sported by many. 74 Upaaaandover! Joe Murphy Tom Murrin Marie Fusco Rick Neilly Barb Nielsen Carol Nivens Sharon Oban Maureen O'Brien Brian O'Donovan David O'Hara Paul Oltman Andria Osowski Liz Orr Carol Overbey Gary Owano Denise Olsen Cheri Palmer Jean Pantke Caryn Pantone Kathy Parashis Cathy Parent Bob Patrick Tim Patterson Tom Patterson Dean Pazin Judy Peiken Barry Pendergrass Bruce Perkinson Debbie Peterson Mercie Joe Peterson Joe Petrick Ed Phelps Linda Picl Drew Pierson Ralph Pivonka Karen Polak Bob Polanek Ted Polonczyk Michael Popp John Poterza Linda Powers Brice Powers Jackie Price Tom Prindeville Jackie Przybyla Tom Proce Jeff Rabold Sue Rada 75 Coach Ryan issues an order. Debbie Ragono Vicki Ramsey Sharon Reamer La Verne Rench Ross Rice Nancy Richer Cindy Ridlen Gary Rito Liz Rizler Carol Robinson Ricky Robinson Mike Rodgers Bob Rozewiez Kathy Ruzicka Pam Ryan Debbie Salberg Janet Savana Larry Schafer Marian Schafer Dave Schmidt Ramona Schmidt Don Schroeder Martina Shuhmann John Serafin Rich Serafin Tony Scurto Kathy Sebesta Sue Senne La Donna Sexton Vicki Shewmake Paul Shinko Donna Shire Alison Shultz Sandy Shulda Ed Simundic Julia Sipal 76 Cheryl Skurkis Diane Sliwinski Lladi Slowik Linda Smejkal Dan Smith Frank Smith Greg Smith Jim Smith Jan Sokolis RoseMary Sokolowski Mike Sozt Kim Specking Gale Sprecker Keith Specker Rich Spreeman Karen Starck Sue Stathakes Jackie Steadman Mary Stewack Roxanne Stiede Sandy Story Linda Stults Cheryl Svatek Terri Svoboda Lynn Szwarga Kevin Sturges Jody Teare John Tikalsky Bob Tinucci Steve Townsend Karen Trainor Steve T ross Barb True Janice Tumenas Jim Tuttle Brad Tyl 7 Sharon Uhlving Ed Ulshafer Kathy Unnerstall Linda Utz Larry Van BusKirk Linda Van BusKirk Barb Vanda Joy Van Gelderen Mike Vari Kathy Vilim Cheryl Vlasaty Wendy Vokel John Vrtis Dianne VuKasovic Lynn Wallace Jill Wangerow Dick Washburn Jim Watkins Ruth Weatherman Holly Wehrenberg Incredible, the news you hear in the halls. Mrs. Main caters to the needs of a wounded student. Mark Zilinsky Sue Zitzka Sue Wenckunas Bob Westermen Gloria White Phil Whitecar Burt Weinman David Wilembrecht Karen Williams Jeff Wittekind Char Wold Jan Wolf Larry Wolf Jeff Wood Debbie Woods Steve Wull Dave Yedinak Richard Young Rita Zaccone Jeff Zeglin Mike Zeigen Karen Zieman 78 Class of '74 Officers and Spirit Makers Front Row: Janet Meier, Sharon Granquist. Row 2: John Goode, President; Lynn Meyer, Kim Carlson, Nan Heery. Back Row: Mrs. Tafel, Sponsor; Lee Hogrefe, Debbie Goodwin, Cheryl Palmer, Mr. Wheelock, Sponsor. Camera Shy Don Anderson Jim Fox Teresa Oglietti Don Autry Darlene Frye Cathy Podick Doug Behrens Frances Gazarek Mike Picl Fd Rierschenk Julian Gonzalez Jeanine Prisk Don Blum John Goode Henry Schmidt David Borowy Charles Gray Mike Sergent John Carlson George Greggs Mark Seseman Ed Caslans Larry Heeden Jim Skala Ken Close Doretta Hubbard Ray Smith Jim Collins PaulJaros Gail Spannegel Karen Crampton Robin Johnston Dennis Stejskal Debra Crutchfield Bob Kasper Alan Thunberg Debra Decker Faith Kelly Peter Tsakalakis Sharon Dietschweiler Ken Kramer John Wells Dan Donaldson Donna Machatka Norman Wells David Elwood Pat Moore Debbie Williams Donna Fargonas David Nemecek John Fennegar Steve Null 79 Freshmen face new Debbie Adelman Bill Aiken Dave Albaugh Tom Albiniak Dale Bluder Kathy Bocian Harold Bodigor Ray Bohm Steve Anderson Steve Anderson Cole Arntzen Sheri Asbury Mary Boland Yvette Bonahoon Mike Borse Dennis Both Doug Baker Cindy Ballew Bob Baran Terri Barrett Sandy Boughton Angie Boutin Bob Bozek Chuck Bradley Debbie Barron Kevin Barron Kurt Bartges Kevin Batch Doug Bradley Debbie Bragg Sharon Brandenhoff Mike Breier Andy Bazan Clark Beatty Dave Behrens Don Belcher Jane Belletier Jeff Berry Joell Bethel Jill Bettin Lisa Beutler Barb Bindgen MelRila Bird Rick Blalock Everybody wants a hand at running the projector. 80 challenges in High School Mike Brishcettl Janet Brkljacieh Kathy Brooks Martha Brooks Lance Courtley Casper Cox Randy Crist Chris Culberson Denise Burns Joyce Curelo Dave Burska Sandy Cureton JackCalder Tom Curry Ben Caldwell Michele Cutler Dawn Calvert Diane Dacka Kim Calvert Peter Darre Betsy Camp Cindy David Dave Camp Bob David Karen Carr Rich Caranaugh Ron Carroll Mark Casey Greg Davidson Susanne Davidson Jim Davis Karen Davis Mike Casper Kathy Cavalli Rae Marie Cerny Mark Chutich Jim Cogan Jim Collins Robin Colombe Julie Conklin Joyce Cook Kerry Coomer Cindy Coon Fred Cork 81 Mr. Smith laboriously goes over Algebra I papers. Sue DeCicco Tom Deldin Pat Delgrosso Mark DeShetlar Brian Dickson Lynn Fritsche Bob Frognen Kurt Frueh Gloria Dietsvelweiler Debbie Doering John Doherty Tim Doncoes Dennis Douglas Mary Fumagalli Steve Fumagalli Dennis Gallas Chris Dowjotas Jim Downer Ramona Duda Tim Dunne Ted Durham Greg Easley Mark Ecker Gary Eddy Pam Eddy Sue Eggert Kevin Gaynor Jenney Gerst Brian Gillette Donna Ekstrom Dennis Elwood Dagmar Engle Keith Feierebend Bill Feigenbaun Kathy Fehling Milena Fenel Mike Fiscella Jean Fischer Pat Flannery Sue Goode Dave Goodwin MaryAnn Gosage Cheryl Flegel Dave Foley Lance Fors Leselie Fossedal Martin Franek 82 Rick Herda Cathy Hetzel Cathy Hewelt Fran Hickman Kim Hingtgen Randy Grimes Sandy Gundlach Doug Haddick Karen Hoffman Jack Holt Hal Homesley Annette Hoppe Chip Horn Rick Hadlock Alan Hagy Chris Hall Mark Horn Sherry Hruby Cathy Huck Rich Hufford Rick Hufstedler Rich Hughes Mark Hunt Diane Hupke John Ihm Karen Jackson Russ Hancock Sharon Harrah Harold Hanson Robin Jacobson Greg Jalowiec Valerie Jantz Peter Jaros Bob Jarvis Dolly Hauben- stricker Greg Hanes Walter Hawken Jeff Jirka Carol Johnson Glenn Johnson I ynn Johnson Paul Jones Anita Hays Mike Heaton Sandy Hensley Judy Kadera Peggy Kolas Randy Kay Jim Kazmlerowiez Mike Kehr 83 Karen Kolar Judy Kopriva Gale Koproske Martin Kosieniak Don Kostush Greg Koszewski Denise Kothanek Terry Krakosky Rob Krai Carol Kratachy Rich Krause Karen Krohn Pam Marquardt Patti Martin Jim Krohse Lee Anne Krotiak Judy Krueger John Krupski Laura Kulkanek Pam Kunstman George Kusch Robert Lambert Terry Larkin Dave LaRue Tracy Lash Greg Lathrop Elliott Latimer Jim Latz Chris Laudato Mark Ledvora Chris Lester Jamira Lienemann Mike Mayes Kevin McArthur Debra Linn Gail Lindemann Mike Line Debbie Linger Randy Loder Cecilia Loher Dianna Luman John Longmire Diane Lordan Dave Lorenzi Al Lovata Janice Lovell Rick Lowe Cathy Lucas Laura Luchsinger Brian Lundquist Laurie Markgraff George Makra 84 Susan Meidrech Barb Mesch Glenn Miller Kathy Miller Kathy Olson Jim Organiseak Mark Oswald Vicki Palmer Carl Misek Debbie Moodie Roberta Morales Brad Moody Don Palandech Mike Parent Bill Parish Bob Parish Joe Mordente Bob Moreland Eric Morgan Joel Morgan Kathy Paryzek Sandy Pascente Victor Paskus Barb Paul Mike Morphy John Morrissey Joe Mortalto Kathy Mosbarger Ed Paulak Steve Paul Mary Pckic Diane Pendergrass Lyle Moss Brad Mottier Dennis Murphy Mike Murrey Sandy Peterson Robert Pettey Julie Petullo Laura Phelan Cindy Najera Cheryl Nechanieky Paul Neuberg Mark Nieman Dori Pheiffer Wayne Phelps Laura Phipps Debbie Piehl Sue Nissen Vicky Nooner Tom Norquist Jeri Null Tina Piekarski Bill Piekarz Julie Pierson Susan Pilaszewski Joe Obryk Dennis O'Donovan Mike O'Hare Marcia Olefer- chik Laurie Pivonka Bill Poborsky Kevin Podbevsek Keith Podhradsky 85 Ann Polanek Kim Polonezyk Gary Pomatto Sue Popham Tony Pragoulek Terri Prisk Jerry Prissom Mark Provost Joan Purcell Kathy Pushman Tom Putzer Vernon Qurik Vince Qurik Jeff Rabold Dan Rabulinski Sue Rada Joe Rakoci Nancy Rapp Larry Rayburn Terry Redford Mr. Waring listens in on freshman candidates for class officers. Mrs. Tafel suggests speech topics to two con- scientious frosh. Jeff Reichel Tom Reilly Tom Repetto Barb Repiha Alan Reu Lee Reuter Walter Rich Sandy Ridgeway Nancy Rivera Daryl Robbins Virail Robbins Walter Robbins John Roeters Linda Rokita Gary Roman Dan Ross Tom Roskam Maggie Rossiter Dave Rozieka Shari Ruff Jess Sabo Liz Sanchez Dann Sanner Marie Samuelson 86 The eye of the camera catches many kinds of looks. Connie Sarafin Phil Saso Jim Schaefer Nancy Scheltens Kevin Schoenbetk Martina Schuhmann Sies Schwarz Jim Scog Dan Scott Bernice Seddon Kim Sedgwick Paul Sendra Jesse Senne Tina Sergent Nancy Sertich Amanda Sharp Pat Sheehan Mary Sheehy Paul Sherman Mark Shirley Diane Shubinski Lisa Shultz Noreen Sieben Joyce Simandi Gerald Smagacz Lachlan Smith Katharine Spady Phil Stanek Arlene Starzynski Mark Steevens Betty Stewack Cindy Stewart Richard Stravb Sue Stroede Bill Strzelec John Stumpe Bill Svehla Paul Szachnitoes Mr. Haisman livens things up in I.S.S. Jeff Teare Cindy Tegtmeyer Eric Thiele Gary Thomas Ken Thompson Marty Thorne 87 DaveTicaric Mitchell Toda Jim Today Jim Topel Alan Tracz Steve Trabilsy Linda True Eric Ulaszek Sue Underwood Andrea Urbas Sharon Uyeda Frank Vacek Laura Vancura Cay Valack Diane Van- Buskirk Kim Velisek I Ben Vidito Perrin Vitkus Jeff Voelz Bill Vogel Bob Voglen Bob Vokal Ken Wallace Peggy Walsh Becky Webb Pam Weeks Jack Welbournc Janis Wells Gene Wentz Ken Wernli Carolyn White Frank Wicks Chuck Wilkin Deb Willis Art Winkleblack Lee Ann Winsor Donna Wittmen Marty Wopinski Chester Wrobel Peggy Wunglueck Sharon Young Mark Zaccone ZaneZahner Judy Zander Frank Zarate Jeff Zatloukel Carmela Ziccarelli Sandy Ziemba 88 Classes of 75 Officers and Spirit Makers Front Row: Sue Goode, Treasurer; Lisa Shultz, Vice Pres; Pam Endy, Sherry Hruby. Back Row: Paul Jones, Pres; Parrin Vitkus, Tom Norquist, Terry Wyllie, Sponsor. CAMERA SHY Mark Borse Diana Hollenbeck Joe Montalto Cynthia Brown Paul Keller Dawn Muchowicz Tom Buresch Michael Kelly Mike Murphy Rodney Buster Randy Kempa Mark Oldis Andy Ferguson Tom Kenny Joe Rakoci Gary Fisher Cathy Kilianek Marge Rossiter Cheryl Flegel Karen Kilroy Amy Rot Kathy Geery Ken Kleinschmidt John Stumpe Jim Goff Louise Knop Carol Thurman Jerry Grisson Susan Kodman Doug 1 icaric Eugene Gruber Diane Kohut Todd Vostry Lora Hall Wendy Miller Gloria Woods Suzanne Young Let's put it all 90 together, Hornets! 91 FAC U LTV MM Administration 94 Earl Fox, Assistant Principal Deans and Guidance Counselors 95 Richard Adams Nancy Hurry New plans for Laura Riley Kathleen Mathers: Vespa The English Department has added four new courses to its elective pro- gram this year — Creative Writing II, Research Paper, Advanced Speech, and Debate. Next year the English, Social Studies, and Art departments are planning to introduce a humani- ties course which will enable stu- dents to earn three credits. Penny Kuzel Lynn Sullivan: Stinger Florence Irwin: National Honor Society Jan Petty Richard Palzer: Radio Club, Tennis 96 English Department Judith Roensch: Homecoming, Class of 73 Carol Sigalos Ellen Plageman Linda Tafel: Class of 74 Barbara Clark Susan Mortenson LaVerne Norman: Thespians Earl Anschickv Ski Club Foreign Languages use dial access Toni Oklan This year the Foreign Language Department used team teaching in French I and II, Spanish I, II, and III, and German I. The Dial Access Retrieval System was add- ed to the lab, classrooms, and li- brary. Fifty-two tapes were avail- able for four levels of Latin, Rus- sian, and German, as well as five levels of Spanish and French. Winifred Lamons: Russian Club Linda Colins: Spanish Club Marc Doty 98 More team teaching in Math Pauline Bury: F.T.A. Dave Smith: Football, Baseball Sandra Lawrence: Cheerleading Elaine Danos James Carvell: Chess Club Stephen Walton: Football, Basketball Diane Van Duyne Allen Eiselstein: Basketball, Baseball 99 Neil Stephens New Social Studies courses planned Robert Anderson Terry Wyllie: Baseball, Class of 75 Robert Haisman: Class of 74, Football Jack Higgins: Basketball, Class of 72 Richard Collopy: Class of 75 I Marilyn Miller James Waring: Class of 75, Golf Electa Lang The Social Studies Department, aside from offering a sophomore history course, plans to experiment with a Social Studies Seminar open to seniors. In this program, students will have the opportunity to study a particular subject of interest to them and to work with a teacher who has a special knowledge in that field. 100 Science finishes up a good year Alvin Paschal Not unlike several other depart- ments, Science introduced three new courses this year: a Science-Bi- ology combination, ideas and inves- tigations in Science-Physical Sci- ence, and Earth-Science. Effective this year, the science requirement is changed from one year of Biology to any science of the student's choice. These changes were implemented to make science more meaningful and useful to the individual student. lames Schneidorrnan 101 Carol Thompson Business Ed. offers practical courses Sandra Pine The Business Education Department seeks to develop courses in business activities, clerical, distributive, and secretarial areas. Many of the cours- es aim to provide background for students planning to major in busi- ness in college. Business courses are offered all four years, including the Consumers Problems course which is open to freshmen. James Wheelock: Class of 74 Phyllis Carvell: Class of 73 James Driskill: Distributive Education, Football Judith Stoddard: Student Council 102 Renee McLaughlin: Office Occupations Mel Oftedahl: Broom Closet New Electronics course in the works Courses in Industrial Arts have been reorgan- ized to allow for a wider range of individual experiences. Some courses have been opened up to allow students to participate in individual study. Equipment has been added to increase work stations and to offer more actual experi- ence in up-to-date operations. A new course, still in the planning stages, will focus on radio and television troubleshooting and repair. Paul Atkinson Gene Monte: Football, Wrestling Armand LeCrone: Track Ron Hecht: Track Larry Foss: Diversified Occupations, Gerald Pittman Homecoming Richard Buban 103 Art and Music introduce new ideas This year the art department has kept expanding to better meet the needs of the students. One course, Art Portfolio, was created to help art stu- dents compile their best work for entrance into art school. The band added two Jazz-Rock instrumental ensembles. These groups played in all-school assemblies and Variety Show. The Marching Band entered the Illinois Marching Contest in October at Champaign and fin- ished in the top three in Class AA. In addition to the popular Mixed Chorus and Concert Choir, the music department has added some new ideas. This year marks the beginning of three new singing groups: Swing Choir, Girls' Ensemble, and Triple Trio — all popular additions. Grace Gilliard: Art Club Margaret Walkington Jackie Ullrich: Art Club Margaret Hannah: Choir, Student Council Robert Haddick: Band, Music Fund Paul Faris: Football, Gymnastics 104 Home Economics and Hearing Impaired Students involved in the Hearing Impaired Department travel to South from various sections of West- ern Cook and DuPage counties. The program is designed to help the hearing impaired student achieve his individual academic, vocational, and communicative level. Students attend some classes designated for the hearing impaired, and are inte- grated into some hearing classes. Rosette Backas Grace Moline Vera Journey Olive Williams Boh Baker 105 Jane Landis Irene Fuentes P.E. classes Charles Schrader: Football, Golf Dennis Ryan: Swimming, Tennis This year juniors and seniors have had the chance to choose their own activities — in either co-ed or boys' and girls' class- es. Co-ed classes incorporated archery, tennis, and other ac- tivities. Attendance rn P.E. classes improved as a result, and most students seemed to enjoy the new approach. Linda Geibel: Cheerleading, Pom Pon Mike Yavorski: Lettermen Club, Football, Track 106 go co-ed 10 Thomas Kordewick: Lettermen, Football, Gymnastics I.M.C. expands to two floors The Instructional Materials Center, better known as the library, has this year been expanded to include an upper level. On the upper level, students can find reserve books, pamphlets, current periodicals, col- lege catalogs, and circulating sets of encyclopedias. On the lower level are newspapers, other reserve materials, and the regular book collection. Another innovation is a microfilm collection and a microfilm reader printer for student use. Jean Cray, Head Librarian Shirley Hibbeln, Asst. Librarian Nora Leo, Mary Contreras, Agnes Cogan Front Row: Genevieve Jans, Ruth Howard, Elizabeth Thompson, Jeanne Schafer, Mary Horak, Helen Toda. Back Row: Delores Schramm, Ruth Williams, Rose Kure, Bernice McGinness, Oreetha Arnold, Gloria Ru- zak, Cora Jahnke, Donna Dixon, Marilyn Patterson. Pre-Voc. classes open to all four years The Pre-Vocational department this year included students from all four classes. The first two years of the program are devoted to those skills necessary in hold- ing an occupation. Freshmen and sopho- mores hold in-school jobs. The last two years, students participate in the coopera- tive work training program. Work stations are in the community, and students work on half-day schedules. Ron Campbell: Camping Club jan Stellwagen: Dorado Carol Inzerillo Mary Main: Nurse Front Row: Emily Ramey, Lillian Vicha, Mary Jane Campbell. Back Row: Judy Prueter, Elise Lipinski, Bernadette Hufford. Front Row: Laurette O'Donovan, Mary Ann Peterson, Audrey Biegel, Margaret Reid. Back Row: Blodwyn Beals, Pat Paidar, Lois Green, June Hoerich, Virginia Beatty, Mary Wallace. 109 CLUBS imm mm Homecoming Committee The function of the Homecoming Committee is to plan an enjoyable homecoming for all. After the event, committee members and sponsors evaluate their success. • _i Front Row: Amy Penwell, Chris Crouse, Chrm.; Michele Calder. Row 2: Cindy Towle, Kim Harz, Denise Boutin. Row 3: Miss Roensch, Sponsor; Laurie Paulan, Sue Zitzka, Pat Kenny. Not Pictured: Mr. Foss, Sponsor. Chess The Chess club has Wednesdays busy with practicing. All year their thoughts were on trophies and tournaments. Front Row: Donna Shire, Sec-Treas.; Mike Moore, Pres.; Steve Rowe, V.P.O. Row 2: Brian Ram- beaux, Pat Kadera, Mary Martin, Rich Hughes. Row 3: Steve Sheperd, Jean Brady, Mark Zaccone, Mr. Carvell, Sponsor. Not Pictured: Leon Koseic. Lettermen's Club Front Row: John Stewack, Sec.; Mike Fumagalli, Co. Vice-Pres.; Bob Cogan, Co. Vice-Pres.; Bob Lareau, Pres.; Mark Wallace, Treas. Row 2: Mr. Kordewick, Sponsor; Wesley Eccleston, Al Vicencio, Bob O'Hare, Dan Cahill, Roger Hruby. Row 3: Chuck Schramm, Gary Jones, Todd Walker, Jack Waitkus, Mike Utz, Steve Pilaszewski, Mike Yavorski, Sponsor. Lettermen play an important part in building school spirit. The organization is composed of juniors and Seniors who participate in at least one sport. They take pictures of the games and then sponsor movie nights where they show clips of the games. Left To Right: Jim Rodgers, Sandy Granquist, Gary Jones, Deana Pytel, Sue Bram- ble, Bob Lareau, Bob Cogan, Julie Freischlag, Gary Brown, Roberta Coit. The Homecoming Court and their escorts! 113 South's Young Leaders Student Council Front Row— Mrs. Hannah, Sponsor; Kim Hufford, Pres: Linda Helscher, Vice-Pres; Brad Tyl, Treas; Dawn Huber, Miss Stoddard, Sponsor. Row 2: Gail Zimmerman, Joanne Naselli, Anne Taylor, Cheryl Koproske, Sue Klein, Judy Krueger, Pam Marquardt, Mr. Oftedahl, Sponsor Row 3: Karen Trainor, Kathy Barkus, Mary Martin, Roberta Nelson, Pat Frazon, Pat Moudry, Jeannie Hall, Kathy Dunne. Row 4: Sue Martin, Cindy Baker, Dave Cieklak, Brian Devitt, Kim Carlson, Maggie Rossiter. Back Row: Rick Graf, Floyd Brandenhoff, Linas Mastis, Mike Metta, Bob Vokal, Bob Lucas. Among Student Council's functions this year were decorating the school for the Christmas season, designing and constructing the Queen's float at Homecoming, and keeping a scrap-book of all activities. Their help was appreciated at football games, too, as they were responsible for operating the concession stand. 114 Student Council sponsored a door decorating contest before Christmas, awarding the winning rooms with a party. Of Tomorrow Members Today Top Left It's fun to be in Student Council. Top right: Helping out at the Senior Carnival. Above: Freshman door decorators enjoy their party. Right: Kim Hufford has something to smile about as she reflects upon the year's happenings. 115 N.H.S. Members Perform Varied Services N.H.S. is a very different kind of club in the fact that it is not a money making or- ganization. The two respon- sibilities the members have are the bulletin board in front of the school and tu- toring on their free hours. Front Row: Mrs. Irwin, Sponsor; Jack Brennan, Treas.; Linda Helscher, Sec.; Mark Wallace, Pres. Row 2: Donna Menconi, Kim Hufford, Karen Anderson, Karen Hayenga, Nancy McConnell, Kathy Frueh, Sandy Granquist. Row 3: Mary Kosiec, Pat Borse, Julie Freischlag, Sue Norquist, Hope Johnson, Karen Braas, Dawn Andermann, Mary Schultz. Row 4: Todd Walker, Rich Hall, Jim White, Joe Hodonsky, Tony Barajas, Kevin Feldott, Mark Jones, Steve Liedtke, Bob Batista. Not Pictured: Sue Bramble, Inez Goodzey, Tony Dumanski, Lynda Makes, Diane Markovich, Chris Zilinsky, Debby Fowler. AFS: an International Adventure American Field Service (A.F.S.) members had a busy year. Activities included producing the prize-win- ning car in the Homecoming parade, having a successful! candy sale, and sponsoring dances and an exchange day. In addition, they played host to Vera Flores, their special student from Brazil. 116 Front Row: Cindy Baker, Sec., Steve Finch, Treas., Lynda Makes, Pres Row 2: Mr. Janes, Sponsor; Vera Flores (AFS student), Elliott Latimer, Mrs. Jean Cray, Sponsor. F.T.A. Encourages Tomorrow's Teachers Russian Club Members Share in Fun Front Row. Mary Martin, Pat Kadera. Row 2: Carolyn Robinson, Darlene DuFrain, Pauline Bury, Sponsor. Row3: Linda Kurle, Judy Kopriva. Row 4: Gwen Camit, Marge Kronthal, Carol Lay. South's Futuro Teachers of America (F.T.A.) this year planned two teas for the faculty. Several mem- bers had an advance taste of teaching by helping out at Gower and Gower West. Guest speakers and reading about the profes- sion rounded out the year's activities. The Russian club tries to ex- plore Russian Culture through activities, such as attending movies, ballets, opera, and vis- iting churches and restaurants.. A picnic, a Christmas party, and activities shared with other Russian clubs were also on the club's agenda this year. Front Row: Jean Brady, Kolka Panasenka, Steve Rowe, Pres. Row 2: Pam Marquardt, Sue Mroz, Sec.; Barb Buino, Kathy Barkus, Donna Shire, Chris Dowjotas, Katya Estler, Janis Wells. Row 3: Ray Bohm, Dave Er- randi, Sharon Reamer, Diane Dacka, Debbie Williams, Miss Lamons, Sponsor. Spanish Spanish is jam-packed with ac- tivities. In November they went to the El Conquistador. In Feb- ruary they went to see Jose Greco. In March they went to a Mexican Fiesta and Ballet. A trip to Spain was planned for April. Front Row: Mrs. Oklan, Debby Julian, Lynda Makes, Jackie Steadman, Janelle Holt, Peggy Kalas, Linda Teare, Miss Colins, Sponsor. Row 2: Darlenp Matunik, Cheryl Skurkis, Liz Orr, Laurie Paulan, Sue Kalinos- ki, Pam Skurkis, Peggy Steinway, Barb Neilsen, Andrea Urbas, Jackie Price. Row 3: Pat Loftus, Jenny Gerst, Pat Flannery, Rose Smidth, Jean Dowding, Sue Wenckunas, Cathy Fousek, Debbie Fowler, Karen Swine, Sandy Spanagel, Debbie Gibson, Marian Schaefer. Row 4: Sharon Reamer, Anne Darre, Tina Piekarski, Debbie Cheles, Mark McFarlane, Mike Loftus, Ray Prezell, Jim Peschel, Cathy Loftus, Coy Valack, Claudia White, Janine Poenisch, Vicky Apellhaniz. Latin This year the Latin Club joined the Junior Classical League which is a national organiza- tion. They also held their 6th annual Roman Banquet. Plans were also made to visit a Greek restaurant. Front Row: Pat Kenny, Sue Norquist, Paul Freischlag, Rosemary Dreher, Jane Brady. Row 2: Mr. Joe Janes, Spon- sor; Thomas Kenny, Joe Mordente, Sue Martin, Kathy Frueh, Kim Dunker, Sylvia Bares, Edith Koopman. Row 3: Harold Bodigor, Bob Pfeiffer, Brian O'Donovan, Jeff Albiniak, Phil Haddick, John Tikalsky, Brian S. Devitt, Bob Holtz. 118 French Front Row: Sandy Cureton, Sandy Ziemba, Pres; Mrs. McLaughlin, Sponsor; Jan Traczy. Row 2: Kathi Lobas, Sue Kin- sey, Marge Kronthal, Gail Duys, Linda Helscher, Debbie Pawlak, Vicki Ramsey, Linsey Ericson, Mary Beal. Back Row Cheryl Zilinsky, Roxanne Stiede, Karen lackson, Arlene Starzynski, Diane Shubinski, Mary Ann Kendra, Patricia Kader- a, Steve Finch. French Club tries to get its members involved in French activities. During the year a get acquainted picnic was planned, as well as a trip to a French restaur- ant and the traditional Mardi Gras. German front Row.‘ Larry Boos, Treas.; Barb Buino, Pres.; Kathy Barkus, Sec.; Steve Kohut, V. Pres. Row 2: Leselie Fossedal, Hil- ena Fen cl, Frau A.J. Routbort, Sponsor; Karen Trainor, Mary Picna, Debbie Doering. Row 3: Linda Picl, Lynn Fritsche, ngrid Meditz, Kathy Ruzicka, Ramona Schmidt, June Lindemann, Nan Stiede, Donna Kohut. Row 4: Dave Buska Eric Ihiele, Paul Atchley, Linas Mastis, Leon Kosiec, Martin Franek. This year the German club went to German town. They also went to dinner in a German restaurant. Also includ- ed in their activities were a party, a bake sale, and of course, Oktober test. 119 Thespians: Forever Fall play cast members get constructive criticism from Mrs. Norman and Plenty goes on behind the scenes, too. student director Nancy McConnell. 120 Marching on International Thespian Society Troupe 878 has 20 apprentices working towards the member- ship which the active members already have. They deal with almost every facet of dramat- ics: lighting, costuming, make- up, etc., as well as acting. Three one-act plays, each under the supervision of a student direc- tor, were presented in the fall. The year's dramatic highlight was Anne of the Thousand Days. 121 The troupe's Homecoming car was good advertisement for the fall one-act plays. Vespa: The Scrapbook The day club pictures were taken was one of the most hectic of the year. Karen Hoffman contemplates a layout for the faculty section. Each year the staff tries to compile a book that will keep a part of each student's life fresh in his mind. Much is involved in yearbook pro- duction: advance planning, photo coordina- tion, page layouts, typing, copy writing, and a lot of effort. Staff members spend many gruel- ing hours working hard to make this an enjoy- able book. Your pleasure is our reward. Learning lo make copy fit the allotted spot was no small task, Nan Stiede and Terry Kay discover. Of School Memories Front Row: Marian Scaefer, Carolyn Robinson, Marge Kronthal, Jan Kjellberg, Editor; Mrs. Mathers, Sponsor. Row 2: Jan Hogan, Debbie Moodie, Debby Lenhart, Pam Morrow, Patti Armendarz, Leselie Fossedal, Sharon Graham. Row 3: Mary Ann Kendra, Sue Kin- sey, Cheryl Skurkis, Kerry Maurer, Pam Skurkis, Nan Stiede, Andrea Urbas, Karen Hoffman, Cathy Hewelt. Row 4: Doreen Bo os, Pat Harp, Sharon Granquist, Sue Zitzka, Char Wgd, Amanda Horton, Sharon Mejdrech, Linda Kurle, Chris Lester. Row 5: Dennis Murphy, Dan Smith, Jim Samland, Mike Cahill, Tom Poswilko. Not Pictured: Diane Markovich, Mary Oltman, Pat Doody, Chuck Schramn, Cindv Linger, Marg Wrobel, Terry Kay, Nan Heery, Mike Sebela. Student Photography was handled very effectively this year by Jim Samland, Sue Kinsey, Dan Smith, Mike Cahill, Patti Armandarz, Dennis Repetto, under the direction of Marge Kronthal. 123 Walinger photographer Leo Cox helps line up club members. G.A.A. Allows Girls Feminine Version G.A.A. has been busy this year. They have sold football programs and planned to sell nighties. Meeting twice a week kept the 200 members in shape! They had inter- scholastic contests in archery and tennis. The girls worked for points to get awards. Front Row: Lee Hogrefe, Debbie Jalowiec, Jan Tumenas. Row 2: Sandy Beuke- ma, f-ynn Meyer, Peggy Steinway, Terri Skinner. Row 3: Miss Geibel, Sponsor; Linda Meyers, Alison Schulta, Gail Spennagel. G.A.A. rides in parade. 124 Athletic Involvement Of Athletics Front Row: Jean Brady, Linda Teare, Janine Poenisch. Row 2: Kathy Kagay, Jane Brady, Jody Teare, Laura Koszewski. Row 3: Mary Sheehy, Rae Cerny, Miss Matczak, Sponsor. Not Pictured: Fran Hickman, Vickie Nooner. Front Row: Sandy Beukema, Pres.; Patty Payne, V.P.; Liz Vlasaty, Sec.; Vicky Apellaniz, Treas,; Cheryl Kothanek, Janine Poenisch. Row 2: Mrs. Routbort, Sponsor; Debbie Jalowiec, Karen Trainor, Sue Martin, Jane Brady, Miss Mat- czak, Sponsor. Row 3: Pat Moudry, Lee Hogrefe, Debbie Whitney, Linda Teare. 125 Stinger: The Way Front Row: Larry Boehlke, Barb Ball, Greg Scog, Carol Oman. Row 2: Mark Oswald, Eugene Gruber, Mary Martin, Sue Norquist, Edith Koopman, Donna Hills. Back Row: Miss Lynn Sullivan, Sponsor; Mary Fumagalli, Pat Kadera, Mary Kosiec, Jim Deschel, Jim Hochhauser. I Each member of the Stinger staff contributes a great amount of time and effort to make each issue of the paper better than before. The paper comes out once a month filled with poems, short stories, coming events both inside and out of school, as well as different arti- cules of interest to everyone.The Stinger is right there when it happens. A stinger typist works hard to meet a deadline. To Voice Opinions Top Left: Barb Ball and Carol Omart put their heads together on a news story. Middle Left Much advance planning goes into each issue. Bottom Left: Mary Kosiec shares a thought with other staff members. Above: One of the staff's jobs is keeping orderly files. 127 Yea Rah Rah Front Row: Holly Wehrenberg, Sue Underwood. Row 2: Lisa Shultz, Donna Bramble, Betsy Camp. Row 3: Gale Ko- proske, Angie Boutin, Kim Dashut. Opposite Right: Linda Herbert in a momentary look of agony. Opposite Left: The joys of being a cheerleader. Left: Kim Dashut waits in anticipation. Above: Cheerleaders help to make homecoming a little brighter. 128 Cheerleaders The cheerleaders provide the drive the students need to get in the spirit at games. All of the girls make up their own cheers. Front Row: Amy Middelegge, Daretta Radzus. Bottom: Karen Anderson, Linda Herbert, Kim Marco. Top: Debbie Kamnikar, Chris Zilinsky, Elaine Downey. 129 Hornet Front Row: Janelle Holt, Sue D'Agostino, Jackie Steadman, Jill Colby, Mary Ellen Cherry. Row 2: Sandy Spannagel, Karen Surina, Sandy Kadera, Sue Bramble, Captain; Sue Kalinoski. Row 3: Inez Coodzey, Lin- da Utz, Sue Wenckunas, Cathy Fousek, Debbie Kenny. Back Row: Mary Schultz, Debbie Cheles, Lynn Wallace, Debbie Fowler, Sandy Granquist, Co-captain. Without the Pom Pon girls, what would the Hornets do? They devise their own routines and practice every day to ensure precision in their performances. A lot of dedication on the part of Miss Geibel, as well as the girls, accounts for this very successful squad. 130 Sometimes it takes tremendous effort to get all those legs up at the same time, but you never see a frown. Honeys 131 South's High Stepping Strutters Once again, South's Majorettes put their high-stepping talent to work at pep rallies and football games. Their flying batons and bright smiles were a welcome addition as they performed with the Band. Front Row Ellie Marasco, Marilyn Lordan. Back Row: Dee Hall, Linda Helscher, Vickie Tyl. Ski club is the new- est and possibly the biggest organization at South.The club is composed of 80-plus ski-happy members, from beginners to experts. Several trips were planned for the season, includ- ing two to the Play- boy Club at Lake Geneva. 132 Ski Club Hits The Slopes Front Row: Laurie Pivonka, Darlene Matulnik, Pam Darnell, Steve Albert, Lynn Meador, Joyce Putman. Row 2: Laura Kulhanek, Sue Pilaszewski, Dave Foley, Rich Cavanaugh, Steve Trabilsy, John Hall, Fran Gazarek, Nancy Scheltens. Row 3: Ann Lloyd, Jan Lloyd, Karen Carr, Debi Rainis, Judie Kies, Marilyn Lordan, Ruth Weatherman, Shar Granquist, Barb Grabka, Shar Smith. Row 4: Ingrid Meditz, Bobbi Morates, Mary Sheehy, Steve Anderson, Diane Pendergrass, Ramona Schmidt, Vickie Christensen, Jeannie Hall, Dagmar Engl. Row 5; Sue Kodman, Chris Culberson, Robin Jacobson, Nancy Rapp, Milina Finch, Linda Helscher, Dee Hall, Kathy Ruzicka, Valerie Meador, Cheryl Koproske, Andrea Urbas, Leslie Egentowick, Mike McNally. Row 6. Maggie Rosesiter, Margie Godfrey, Tina Piekarski, Cindy Lee, Audrey Wolf, Pat Kadera, Barb Bujno, Kathy Barkus. Row 7: Mike Zeiger, Debby Julian, Pam Skurkis, Jan Meier, Cheryl Skurkis, Cindy Julian, GailDuys, Kathy Unnerstall, Noreen Sieben, Amy Bonser, Kathy Dunne, Janice Tumenas, Nancy Glowski, Char Wold, Lynn Meyer. Back Row: Don Blum, Steve Draper Donna Ek- strom, Debby Lenhart, Pam Palmer, Mark Zaccone, Bob Lambert, Mr. Anshicks, Sponsor; Mrs. Smack, Sponsor; Al Tracz, Marcia Becak, Laura Koszewski, Brenda Herant, Diane Shubinsky. Musical Talents Galore Jazz Rock Band: Front Row: Tina Piekarski, Doreen Bara, Maureen Donley, Debbie Woods. Row 2: Laura Kosjewski, Dee Hall Debbie Novak, Linda Helsher, Marilyn Lordan. Back Row: Patty Payne, Phil Haddick, Diane Duchak, Doug Haddick Er.c Clapton, George Griggs, Mark Ledvora, JB Heineman, Greg Smith, Mark Wallace, Mark McFarlane, Debbie Bluder Not Pictured: Andy Najera, Ken Thompson, Charles Balch, Bob Jarvis, Steven Rowe, Norm Wells. The Jazz Rock Band is composed of members from the entire 70- member band. A new group which has its own set of dancers, this band put together a great concert early in the year. Band activities for the year includ- ed a trip to Holland, Michigan, and competing in the Marching Band Contest held at Illinois Uni- versity. A scrapbook of the year's events was also assembled. 133 Hinsdale South Band Council: Patty Payne, Pres.; Mark Wallace, Vice-Pres.; Debbie Bluder, Sec.- Treas; Andy Najera, Pam Palmer, Dale Bluder. Not Pictured: JB Heineman. South has Many Oboe: Sharon Young. Piccolo: Patty Payne. Flute: Charles Balch, Debbie Bluder, Heidi Grimm, Denise Kothanek, Sue Manning, Pam Palmer, Patty Payne, Kathy Ruzicka, Lachlan Smith. Clarinets: DennisiCermak, Diane Duchak, jeff Jarvis, Sue Jarvis, Cheryl Kothanek, Lee Krotiak, Kim McGlynn, Lynn Meador, Linda Makes, Bob Moreland, Cindy Najera, Jean Pantke, Laura Phipps. Bass Clarinet: Andy Najera, Cherie Palmer. Bassoon: Albert Lovata, Kathy Paryzek. Alto Sax: Walt Hawken, J.B. Heineman, Mark Ledvora. Tenor Sax: George Griggs, David Nemecek. Baritone Sax: Frank Chojnowski. Cornets: Doug Haddick, Russ Hancock, Bob Jarvis, Mike Cush, Kolka Panasenko, Steve Rowe, Linda True, Mark Wallace, Valerie Mea- dor. French Horns: Karen Carr, Chris Barrett, Sue Mejdrech, Sharon Oban, Kathy Pushman, Donna Shire. Trombones: Phil Haddick, John Hall, Steve Null, Terry Redford, Ken Thompson, Norman Wells. Baritone: Dale Bluder, Jim Kanas, Barb True. Basses: Mark Barrett, Tom Hawken, Ron Baker. Drums: Jeff Berry, Alan Hagy, Cecilia Loher, Carl Misek, John Potenza, Connie Sarafin, Greg Smith. Tympani: Alan Nagy, Cecilia Loher. Mallets: Cecilia Loher. 134 Band members take part in a half-time scramble. Fine Musicians Above Left — Practicing takes good lungs. Above: Drum major Andy Najera stands proud. Left: Amy Penwell is the picture of concentration. 135 Dorado: Graceful Practicing formation. Front: Linda Teare, Pres.; Debby Julian, Treas.; Jody Teare, Vice-Pres.; Lynda Herbert, Sec. Row 2: Robin Jacobson, Marcia Becak, Claudia White, Ann Lloyd, Vickie Christenson. Row 3: Leselie Fossedal, Debbie Lift that leg high! Even water nymphs take in an occa- sional mouthful. 136 Water Nymphs The Dorado Swim Club encour- ages girls to improve their water skills, and to do them with grace. In May the girls perfoimed in a show with members of the faculty. Gibson, Barb Sheehan, Angie Boutin, Marilyn Lordan, Julia Sipal, Debbie Schmidt, Barb True. Back Row: Christine Culberson, Kathy Kagay, Jan Tumenas, Jan Meier, Rita Zaccone, Linda True. 137 Guard Organization Front Row: Anne Taylor, Daretta Radzus, Lynda Herbert, Ann Lloyd, Head Guard; Jan Lloyd, Head Guard; Jill Colby, Sec.; Jeff Ruzak, Head Guard. Row 2: Cindy Julian, Donna McHugh, Jayne Idler, Maureen Donley, Lee Hogrefe, Karen Trainor, Cindy Lee, Kathi Lobas, Sandra Beukema, Shirley Anglin, Pat Borse. Row 3: Linda Helscher, Debbie Jalowiec, Audrey Wolf, Debbie Kenny, Sue Martin, Mary Kummerer, Cheri Palmer, Linda Van Buskirk, Terri Skinner, Inez Goodzey, Barb Sheehan. Row 4: Jean Pantke, Kathy Kagay, Gail Duys, Jeannie Hall, Linda Stults, Barb True, Roxanne Stiede, Shirley Kolkmeyer, Judie Kies, Julie Freischlag. Row 5: Marge Kronthal, Karen Bousquet, Vickie Tyl, Sue Schwarz, Kim Stratman, Debby Juli- an, Debi Vogel, Ronna Zahner, Amy Bonser, Marilyn Lordan, Vickie Christensen, Ramona Schmidt, Rita Zaccone, Jo Ann Bronec, Judy Peiker. Row 6. Brad Tyl, Nina Sipal, Mike Metta, Dave Krc, Bob Castle, Jeff Dziallik, Roger Heidenreich, Bob Makenas, Bill Richardo, Mike Skinner, Chuck Samu- elson, Steve Pilaszewski. The two main functions of the Guard or- ganization are to teach learn to swim classes on Saturdays and during the sum- mer. The guards also help in supervising the Physical Education Swim classes. Guards sell popcorn at football and bas- ketball games, helping to provide them with money to buy uniforms. Timers confer on their readings. Helps Save Lives GUPPY GUARD Front Row: Ingrid Meditz, Cheryl Zilinsky, Tina Piekarski, Marion Schaeffer, Mary Sheehy, Lynn Fritsche. Row 2: Dan Sanny, Kathy Unnerstall, Pat Harp, Sue Pilaszewski, Karen Carr, Linda True. Row 3: Cole Arntzen, Tom Curry, Mike Breier, Art Winkleback, Tom Kenny, Ken Wernli, Mark Zaccone. Back Row: Dave Ruzicka, Bob I amhert, Lance Fors,Steve Anderson, Linas Mastis, Tony Pragovich, George Makra, Al Traez. 139 The timers at work. Swimmers getting advice from a responsible guard. Musical Mixed Chorus Front Row: Donna Wittmer, Cheryl Incrocci, Lou Ann jewel, Vickey Pusatiri, Brenda Mercer, Denise Burns. Row 2. Barb Mesch, Marlene Badding, Pat Sheehan, Pat Delgrosso, Cathy Huck, Pam Weeks, Jill Bettin. Row 3: Gail Lindemann, Nancy Rivera, Laurie Pivonko, Mary Sheeky, Jean Brady, Debbie Barron, Peggy Wunglueck. Row 4: Cathy Hetzel, Annette Hoppe, Roxanne Stiede, Karen Trainor, Barbara Bujno, Cindy Stewart, Marie Samuelson, Karen Kilroy. Row 5: Don Kostush, John Morressey, Cary Eddy, Diane Pendergrass, Diane Sliwinski, Lisa Beutler, Cheryl Zilinsky. Back Row: Jim Organiscak, Fred Cork, Rick Lowe, Elliott Latimer, Thomas Kenny, Richard Krause, Robert Frogner, Greg Koszewski, Chris Laudato. . Mixed Chorus First Row: Perrin Vitkus, Pres.; Anita Hays, Sec.; Donna Spreeman, Treas.; Cathy Padick, Vice Pres. Row 2: Barb Paul, Gale Sprecker, Caryn Pantone, Debbie Ragano, La Donna Sexton, Fran Hickman. Row 3; Diane Lordan, Laura Luchsinger, Donna Elkstrone, Mary Boland, Julie Conklin, Sandy Harmei, Kathy Kilianek. Row 4. Debbie Williams, Mary Ann Gossage, Debbie Doering, Debbie Moodie, Tina Schuhmann, Debbie Coit, Chris Kulla. Row 5: Judy Zander, Judy Kopriva, Nanette Heery, Donna McHugh, Coy Valack, Tina Pierkarski, Daryl Jean Robbins, Carmela Zic- carelli, Mary Fumagalli, Harold Bodigor. Back Row: Tom Albiniak, Doug Ticaric, Clark Beatty, Steve Paul, Keith Feierabend, Larry Henderson, Leslie Wicks, Alan Reu, Jeff Wittekind, Jim Krohse, Ken Krause, Linas Mastis. 140 Collage Swing Choir Front Row: Bob Heggie, Cindy Towle, Marsha Stealy, Vice-Pres.; Tom Cherry, Pres. Row 2: Dave Tomasek, Donna Hills, Kathy Barkus, Daniel Webster, Donna Menconi, Terry Mroz. Row 3: Chuck Anderson, Emily Moore, Cary Booker, Debbie Larson, Rich Pomatto. Row 4: Gaiy Rito Vice-Pres.; Edith Koopman, Pat Kenny, Nancy McConnell, Greg Guthrie. A,nlerST0r!i Tef2orOZ' De bie DiFig,°'Jan Pomatt°' 506 K,ejn' Donna Menconi, Emi,v Moore, Shirley Anglin, Ali- ham' E la ,na'Donna Foley, Nancy McConnell, Faith Kelly, Debbie Formatu, Barb Miles, Sharon Gra- Checker Carol Mrntp n' hi n ' ar£ R,to'. Gary Boo er' TonY McLaughlin, Amy Bonser, Cindy Towle, Lynda Makes, Cheryl Uh Koolman I I . V ', D?mse Douglas: 1Barkus, Lee Hogrefe. Row 4: Steve dumb. Bob Brown, Terry Gamelin, Donna Hills Ed- Steve Heo™ ii'r Va'ach Jeanne Ludwig Lisa Raybourn. Linda Helscher, Roberta Nelson. Row 5. Ken Stevens. Rich Pomatto. pres ; Pat Kenny Suave Herron, B.ll Boland. Chuck Cddy, Darnel Webster, Tom Cherry. Bob Heggie. Dave Tomaseu, Treas.; Greg Guthrie, Bonnie Brier, lane Brad 141 Hornet Hustlers The Broom Closet itself is not new this year but the dub is. Each member works in the Broom Closet on his or her free hour. Broom Closet offers quite a service to students at South. There you can buy school jackets, sweaters, tee shirts, and other items of clothing. In addition, nearly 300 titles are available in paperback books. Front Row: Cathy Beaurdy, Dawn Huber. Row 2: Jill Wangerow, Dori Hubbard, Ka- thy Understall Row3: Joe Murphy, Ron Baker, Mr Oftedahl, Sponsor. I What Hinsdale South Delivers Radio Club, too, performs a valuable service. This group of students is responsible for delivering WHSD over the air waves. During the basket- ball season, all away games and some home games were broadcast. 142 Front Row: Diane Duchak. Pat Allchin, Frances Collins, Marlene Badding. Row 2: Mike Loudens, Dennis Murphy, Jeff Fox, Chuck Kreidl, Dennis Cermak, Dave Foley, Doug Behrens, Mr. Palzer, Sponsor. Row 3: Harold Bodigor, Mark McFarlane, Frank Choznowski, Chris Barrett, Kolka Panasenko, Bob Koac. Distributive Education Fron Row. Mark Mackenzie, Pres.; Laura Begley, Sec.; Bruce Bweroughs, Vice Pres. Row 2: Cindy Slover, Jan Reid, Kathy Wisniewski, Alison Stra- magha. Sue T.nucc, Deb Van R.per, Judy Vanda. Row i Cary Paluin, Tom Parish, John Bartusch, Wade Funk, Carl Basti an, John Proce, Jean Homme, Mr. Driskell, Sponsor. Not Pictured: Donna Wohlberg, Robert Watt, Phyllis Viditto, Debbie Overby, Jan Bocinsky, John Clarke Students in the Distributive Education Program are members of this club. Their two main money-making pro- jects are selling Buzzers, and Mistletoe at Christmas. Member of the club an- nually attend the Area XX Conference and the State Leadership Conference. T.Kt lftl QT- ■ home a Down UBMJKIOGO South educates Downers, in D.E. and O.O.'s Homecoming float. 143 Diversified Occupations D.O. is set-up to give its members a better understanding of the way businesses operate. The members have sold calendars, candy, Christmas cards, participated in the Senior carnival and sponsored a dance. At the end of the year they show their projects in a neighboring state. I Left: Rick jackson obviously enjoys his job at Denny's Restaurant. Right: Joyce Peplow gets to try her hand at being a beautician. Front Row Nora Ried, Vice Pres.; Sharon Graham, Pres.; Daniel Dixon, Carol Schroeder, Sec. Row 2. Gary Panttila, Greg Lind berg, Rolin Rapp, Ray Leo, Matt Coulman, Robbie Rodgers, Bob Miller, Steve Fields, Bob Miller. Row 3. Mark Makus, Henry Schyhmacher, Jeff Senne, Ed Erickson, Joe Dicistofano, Ed Slanina, Rich Kent, Mr. Foss, sponsor. 144 ✓ Office Occupations Front Row: Sherry Thomas, pres.; Lynda Vrtis, vice-pres.; Jeanne Draper, Treas.; Renee McLaughlin, Sponsor. Row 2: Sue Lundquist, Kathy Brown, Deanna Pytel, Bonne Breier, Jackie Organiscak, Anne Murrin, Sandi Doerr, Pat Anderson. Row 3: Peggy Kenning, Margie Godfrey, Pat Wood. Don na Kush, Pat Svolba, Renee Starck, Debbie Fowler, Harriet Picl, Darlene Herrick. O.O. members have sponsored mixers and sold Christmas cards this year. Also as a part of being a member thay have attended conferences in Springfield and Bartlett, Illinois. 145 Bonnie Breier abviously enjoys her job. % ' SPORTS Varsity Football Front Row: Mgr. Jim Paschal, Bill Bowers, Rich Babyar, Chuck Schramn, Jeff Noose, Tod Walker, Cliff Devitt, Marty Volk, Rich Griffin, Bob Anderson, Al Vicencio, Mike Lathrop, Mike Fumagalli, Ernie Belcher. Row 2: Mgr. John Stewack, John Ricci, Mike Utz, Steve Cheehy, Ter- ry Anderson, Wayne Brown, Ken Stevens, Tom Cherry, Mike Cahill, Rich Tehidel, Steve LaVelle, Dennis Stejskal, Tom Gaare, Mark John- ston. Row 3: Coach Steve Walton, Coach Joel Stellwagon, Coach Dave Smith, Mgr. Steve Pilazewski, Tate Volk, Jack Waitkus, Craig Stoermer, Bob Peca, Jeff Velisek, Tony Maffia, Pat Kenny, Jack Finnegan, Bill Rabold, Brian Devitt, Mark Sabo, Coach Ed Puck, Equip. Mgr. Bill Barnes, Coach Chuck Schrader. Despite a season mark of 2 and 6, the 1971 Varsity Hornets had a very rewarding season. Under the constant supervision of Coach Schrader, the team built upward toward victory. In past years, the team has had good size. However, this year the large line- man was not to be found. This did not stop the Hor- nets though; they started everygame with the will to win. The highlight of the season was the East Leyden game. Playing away from home and with the odds heavy against them, they almost upset state ranked East Leyden. Bob Anderson anxiously awaits the next play. 148 HINSDALE SO. 31 MORTON E. 20 8 ADDISON 11 7 WEST LEYDEN 6 6 DOWNERS SO. 26 8 WILLOWBROOK 15 8 MORTON W. 23 8 EAST LEYDEN 31 6 GLENBARDE. 28 VARSITY WIN-LOSS-TIE EAST LEYDEN 7 0 GLENBARDEAST 6 1 DOWNERS GROVE SO. 4 2 1 MORTON WEST 3 4 WEST LEYDEN 2 4 1 ADDISON TRAIL 2 4 1 WILLOWBROOK 1 5 1 HINSDALE SOUTH 1 6 Mike Utz on the punt. Coach Puck gives advice. The Hornets are ready. 149 Sophomore Football The sophomore football team had their ups and downs this year. One game they would shine and win by 20, then turn right around and in the next game not score a point. Despite the absence of several key players that were moved to varsity, the team was successful in recording a season record of 4 wins and 4 losses. Every team has its leaders and ours is no exception. Leading the offensive charge was the combination of Jeff Rabold to Larry Hei- den, plus the fine running of Randy Jackson. On the de- fensive side fine performances were turned in by Bob Bowers and Ernie Hatchell. With continued improvement from these boys, next year's varsity should look very promising. . Front Row: J. Albinak, D. Doncoes, B. Millar, D. Babyar, J. Heineman, R. Jackson, M. Murphy, C. Anderson, T. Kure, M. Brickey, M. McNaily, J. Breier, D. Hufstedler, E. Hatchel, B. Griffin. Row 2: Coach Thomas, T. Prindeville, R. Tinucci, J. Kohnke, R. Martinek, M. Seseman, T. Feiera- bend, T. Scurto, J. Masa, R. Krai, B. Bowers, M. Ahrendt, J. Davis, G. Griggs, C. Eddy, Coach Kordewick. Row 3: M. Martin, Mgr; B. O'- Donovan, J. Rabold, B. Emde, B. Braas, T. Patterson, J. Scala, J. Gillman, J. Lathrop, L. Heiden, B. Fay, D. Pierson, P. Oltman, S. Martinez, Coach Yavorski, B. Barnes, Eqp. Mgr. HINSDALE SO. 12 MORTON E. 0 0 ADDISON 14 20 WEST LEYDEN 0 26 DOWNERS SO. 8 0 WILLOWBROOK 19 0 MORTON W. 20 20 EAST LEYDEN 0 6 GLENBARD E. 13 SOPHOMORE WIN-LOSS WILLOWBROOK 7 0 ADDISON TRAIL 6 1 DOWNERS GROVE SO. 4 3 HINSDALE SOUTH 4 MORTON WEST 4 GLENBARDEAST 2 4 EAST LEYDEN 5 WEST LEYDEN 0 7 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Front Row: David Albaugh, Bob Vokal, Tom Albiniak, Mark DeShetler, Mark Stevens, John Roeuters, Randy Loder, Jack Holt, Tom Riley. Row 2: Greg Davidson, Kevin Batch, Mark Provosal, Mark Neiman, Gary Eddy, John Roeters, Gerald Smagacz, David Behrens, Steve Hail. Back Row: Coach Faris, Mark Hunt, Don Palendeck, Marty Thorn, Gene Wentz, Ted Durham, Mike Heaton, Bill Stumpe, Marty Wopin ;ki, Tom Norquist, Coach Driskill, Coach Lichter. Front Row: Kurt Bastges, Mark Oldis, Tom Deldin, Ed Pawlak, Greg Lathrop, Bill Strzelec, Bob Jarvis, Chris Laudato, Clark Beatty, Joel Morgan. Row 2: Coach Haisman, Bill Piekarz, Mike Parent, Ken Graff, Mark Casey, Joe Montalto, Mitch Toda, Casper Cox, Eric Morgan, Kevin Gayner, Joe Rakici, Coach Monte. Back Row: Ken Wernli, Steve Fumigalli, Todd Vastry, Jack Calder, Ken Kleinschmidt, Greg Maresh, Jess Sabo, Chester Wrobel, Mike O'Hare, Tom Kenny, Keith Podhradsky. FRESHMAN A TEAM SCORES Hinsdale S. 0 Addison 14 Hinsdale S. 22 W. Leyden 0 Hinsdale S. 6 Downers S. 22 Hinsdale S. 6 Willowbrook 22 Hinsdale S. 12 Morton W. 34 Hinsdale S. 0 E. Leyden 0 Hinsdale S. 14 Glenbard E. 8 FRESHMAN B TEAM SCORES HINSDALE S. 20 ADDISON 0 HINSDALE S. 22 W. LEYDEN 14 HINSDALE S. 6 DOWNERS S. 26 HINSDALE S. 6 WILLOWBROOK 14 HINSDALE S. 0 E. LEYDEN 32 HINSDALE S. 0 GLENBARD E. 19 lb2 I b3 Varsity Cross Country Front Row: Mark Wallace, Jim Samland, Bob Patrick, George Foy, John Reichel. Row Two: Coach Karnstedt, Gary Brown, Bob Lucas, Rich Hesemann, Bob Lareau, Manager Bob Murphy. I The 1971 Varsity Cross Country team had a very rewarding season this year. Under the direction of Coach Karnstedt the team finished third in the tough D.P.V.L. conference. The 5-3 record is misleading though be- cause with a few breaks the Hornets could have been undefeated. The team was loaded with talent, as evi- denced by the four all conference selections of Bob Lareau, Gary Brown, Bob Patrick, and John Reichel. With the addition of this year's undefeated sophs, the '72 runners could be looking for South's first conference champion in cross country. D.P.V.L STANDINGS WIN LOSS GLENBARDEAST 6 1 WILLOWBROOK 6 1 HINSDALE SOUTH 5 2 ADDISON TRAIL 5 2 MORTON WEST 3 4 EAST LEYDEN 2 5 WEST LEYDEN 1 6 DOWNERS GROVE SO. 0 7 HINSDALE SO. 29 BENET 26 31 ADDISON 28 20 WEST LEYDEN 38 15 DOWNERS SO. 50 21 MORTON WEST 36 27 WILLOWBROOK 29 17 EAST LEYDEN 43 30 GLENBARDE. 25 154 155 Sophomore Cross Country Front Row: Joe Mordinti, Ed Simundic, Bob Kasper, Mark Bousquel, John Vrtis, Bob Cogan. Row Two: George McDaniel, Bob Holtz, Barry Pendergrass, Mike Miller, Phil Whitaker, Jim Hill, Ed Bierschenk, Coach Paul Madsen. The 1971 Sophomore Cross Country team will be remem- bered in the record books for a long time. Their season was a huge success, for which their accomplishments speak for themselves. They won four invitational champi- onships, the conference dual meet record, and the all- important conference meet. Each member deserves an extra pat on the back. They were George McDaniel, Barry Pendergrass, and Bob Kasper. With the addition of these boys to next year's varsity, Hinsdale South should be in the championships form. 156 D.P.V.L. STANDINGS WIN LOSS HINSDALE SOUTH 7 0 GLENBARDEAST 6 1 MORTON WEST 5 2 WILLOWBROOK 5 2 ADDISON TRAIL 4 3 EAST LEYDEN 1 6 DOWNERS GROVE SO. 1 6 WEST LEYDEN 0 7 HINSDALE SO. 18 BENET 45 24 ADDISON 34 17 WEST LEYDEN 44 18 DOWNERS SO. 45 19 MORION WEST 44 26 WILLOWBROOK 29 16 EAST LEYDEN 45 24 GLENBARDE. 37 5 Varsity Wrestlers Front Row: Bill Hills, Bob Mengarelli, Bob McDougal. Back Row: Bob Counsell, Joe Rauktys, Bill Lamb, Tom Peterson, Terry Anderson, Coach Thomas. VARSITY Hinsdale So. 21 East Leyden 33 17 Glenbard East 42 6 Downers So. 49 5 West Leyden 52 12 Willowbrook 45 Ups and downs is about the best way to describe this year's varsity wrestling team: at times, breaking school records (Ernie Belcher pinned an opponent in 7 seconds), and at other times going down in defeat. With only 7 var- sity wrestlers, the team was forced to bring up inexperi- enced freshmen and sophomores. Despite this, there were many fine performances turned in by Terry Ander- son, Bob Mengarelli, and Bill Lamb. With only two wres- tlers lost through graduation, next year's team should have high hopes. 158 grab Hornet fans Every ounce of energy is used. Strength is an all important factor for successful wrestlers. Sophomore Wrestlers Front Row; Tom Prindeville, Randy Jackson, Jeff Albinaik, Brad Tyl, George Foy, Ed Pawlak, Jay Duffy. Back Row: Coach Monte, Bob Col- lins, Mark Bricky, Marty Ahrendt, Tom Patterson, Jack Finnegan, John Bilich, Jeff Gilman, Jerry Kenealy, Jim Austin. The sophomore wrestlers, with an undercurrent of strength, provided a fine season for Hornet fans. Despite the absence of some key wrestlers who were moved up to varsity, the team was able to finish in fourth place in the conference. Two top wrestlers were Tom Patterson and Jeff Gilman, who led the team in seven pins. With the addition of this team to next year's varsity, we can all look forward to a very good season. Freshman Wrestlers 160 Front Row: Andy Bazan, Mark Oldis, Bob Jarvis, Bob Parish, Bill Parish, Kevin Gaynor, Peter Jaros. Row 2: Brian Griffin, Mark Stevens, Mike Murphy, Mark Provost, Randy Grimes, Zane Zahner, Coach Brost. Back Row: Coach Stellwagen, Chip Horn, Eric Thiele, Gene Wentz, Ted Durham, Gerry Smagacz. SOPHOMORE Hinsdale 24 Willowbrook 18 27 Morton West 18 20 East Leyden 35 25 Downers So. 29 15 West Leyden 39 FRESHMEN Hinsdale 18 Morton West 41 33 East Leyden 24 42 Glenbard East 20 15 West Leyden 43 21 Willowbrook 29 Kevin Feldott score from the outside. Gary Jones makes it look easy. Front Row: Gary Rito, Rich Hesemann, Kevin Feldott, Captain; Mike Lathrop, Roy Goodwin, Scott Henderson. Back Row: Jack Higgins Varsity Coach; Paul Madsen, Assist. Varsity Coach; Mike Sebela, Dave Krai, Gary Jones, John Underwood, Jack Brennan, Tony Kloet, Larry Debb, Jim Peschel, Mgr.; Joe Murphy, Mgr.; Greg Piper, Mgr. Hinsdale South has much to be proud of in this year's varsity bas- ketball team. The team finished with a fine 13-8 record and took third in the tough Des Plaines Valley Conference. With the dawn of the big man, John Underwood, South was able to domi- nate the rebounding game. In addition, the all-conference selec- tions of senior guard Kevin Feldott and senior forward Cary Jones formed a trio which opposing teams found difficult to stop. Ju- niors Scott Henderson and Bill Stumpe each contributed 10 point averages to show the outstanding balance of this year's team. Coach Higgins deserves a lot of credit for making Hinsdale South a solid contender this year. Hinsdale 62 67 69 58 80 66 71 63 54 50 57 VARSITY Jkx East 44 rW Glenbard East Benet Maine East - __ . West Leyden Addison Trail 58 Morton West 55 Romeoville 52 Oak Park 55 Willowbrook 63 East Leyden 60 Willowbrook 75 jUL Q-s VARSITY East Leyden Tz ' 2 jnscUle bo. Acfdison Trail Downers So. West Leyden Glenbard East Morton West ec 7 4 2 2 79 Downers So. 66 76 West Leyden 60 62 Addison Trail 63 86 Morton West 69 58 East Leyden 61 %u 81 Willowbrook S T (It±r b TrW-f jcV Downers So 52 Willowbrook 53 c a, 7 j2 k S' Soph's take 3rd in Conference Front Row: Ernie Hatchell, Kerry Coomer, Jerry Kohnke, Larry Heiden, Dave Haraburda, Tom Gaare, Jeff Zeglin. Back Row: Coach Harold Lathrop, George McDaniel, Rick Neilly, Pat Kenny, Barry Pendergrass, Brian O’Donovan, Jim Skala, Jim Lathrop, Don Belovsky, Mgr. Hinsdale So. 71 Clenbard North 44 45 Benet 39 55 Maine East 44 45 West Leyden 43 43 Addison Trail 50 63 Morton West 58 72 Romeoville 76 49 Proviso West 55 73 Hinsdale Central 72 64 Oak Park 54 56 East Leyden 58 I Dm SOPH STANDINGS Willowbrook Win 12 Loss 2 Glenbard East 11 3 Hinsdale South 9 5 Addison Trail 9 5 East Leyden 8 6 West Leyden 4 10 Downers Grove So. 3 11 Morton West 0 14 Hinsdale So. 60 Willowbrook 56 38 Glenbard East 39 78 Downers South 62 62 West Leyden 50 63 Addison Trail 45 73 Morton West 45 79 East Leyden 63 46 Willowbrook 58 56 Glenbard East 65 70 Downers South 52 Ernie Hatchell scores on the fast break. The sophomore cagers of 1971-1972 showed enough desire to earn them a third place conference finish. Under the direction of first year coach Harold Lathrop, the class of '74 compiled a season record of 14 wins and 7 defeats. Team defense plus fine shooting were the main points in the Hornets' attack. The highlight of the season came during the Christmas Holiday Tourna- ment when South beat cross-town rival, Hinsdale Cen- tral, 73-72, in a close fought game. With continued improvement, these sophomore players should make a fine addition to next year's varsity. Pat Kenny takes a shot against Glenbard. Junior Varsity Front Row: Gary Rito, Roy Goodwin, Tom Poswilko, Rich Hesemann. Back Row: Greg Piper, Mgr; Jack Higgins, Coach; Larry Deff, Dave Krai, Jack Brennan, Mike Sebela, Tony Kloet, Coach Paul Madsen. This year's Junior Varsity basketball team com- piled a season record of 8 wins and 6 losses. With the absence of a big man, the team had to make up for it with speed and good team defense. Leading the way to Victory were leading scorer Dave Krai and playmaking guard Rich Heseman. With only four players lost through graduation, next year's team should look very promising. JUNIOR VARSITY Hinsdale So. 51 Glenbard North 50 45 Benet 61 57 Maine East 48 49 West Leyden 43 41 Addison 38 40 York 81 52 East Leyden 55 51 Glenbard East 50 60 Downers So. 52 67 Weat Leyden 48 75 Wheaton North 69 . 41 Willowbrook 67 41 Glenbard East 54 41 Downers South 55 Freshman Basketball Front Row: Rick Hufstedler, Dave Albaugh, Randy Loder, Greg Easley, Ken Wallace, Bill Piekarz, Chuck Bradley, Dennis O'Donovan Row 2: Terry Krakosky, Mark Neiman, Mike Heaton, John Stump, Cam Griffith, John Roeters. Back Row: Coach Steven Walton, lorn Kielly Tom Norquist, Marty Wopinski, Brad Moody, Russ Hancock, Don Palendek, Mark DeShetler, Coach Allen Eiselstin, Kevin Podbevsek Mgr. This year's Freshman team did very well for their first year at Hinsdale South. The A team compiled a season record of 16 victories and only 4 defeats; good enough for a second place finish in the D.P.V.L. Doing fine jobs for the frosh team were forwards Don Palendek and John (Corkey) Stumpe. The B team also made a fine showing by finishing third in the D.P.V.L. FRESHMAN Hinsdale So. 63 Glenbard North 21 45 Benet 23 48 Maine East 43 51 West Leyden 43 55 Addison 47 58 Wheaton North 51 47 Morton West 39 64 West Leyden 43 55 Morton West 52 53 Willowbrook 51 59 York 58 57 East Leyden 41 53 Glenbard East 54 63 Downers So. 50 46 West Leyden 43 69 Morton West 72 38 Willowbrook 51 65 Glenbard East 63 46 Naperville 63 67 Downers So. 63 Jerry Homme performs his specialty, the butterfly. Front Row: Mike McFarlane, Mike Howes, Bob Mikenas, Jerry Peterson, co-captain; Marty Gabel, co-captain; Drew Pierson. Row 2: Paul Jaros, Bob Hamer, Bill Richards, Bob 1971-1972 Varsity Tankmen swam hard compe- tition this year. Their duel meet record was 3-9, with a conference record of 2-2. The Varsity placed 4th in the district with all juniors and sophomores swimming. A highlight of the sea- son was Bob Hamer breaking the record in the 100 yard backstroke and going to state, where he placed 15th. With only 2 seniors lost through graduation, Coach Burton looks for- ward to a successful 1972-1973 season. Tom Tate executes a fine dive. Cason, Bob Holtz, Miss Greenfield, Coach Burton. Back Row: Keith Lange, Kevin Hufford, Tom Tate, Curt Rausch, Rich Gawley, Jerry Homme, Steve Pilaszewski, Mgr. Hinsdale South 16 Evergreen Park 79 35 Riverside-Brookfield 59 42 Proviso West 53 12 New Trier West 81 37 Thornton 58 20 Thornridge 75 75 Downers South 19 49 West Leyden 46 34 Morton West 61 55 Tinley Park 39 38 East Leyden 57 39 Homewood-Flossmoor 64 Mike McFarland, one of South's many fine divers, takes off. Sophomore Swimming This year. South's sophomores swam away with their 2nd straight conference championship by setting 4 new rec- ords. Their duel meet record was 12-2. High scoring indi- viduals on the team were Bob Holtz, Dennis Stejskal, Ed Castans, and Drew Pierson. Next years' Varsity team should look forward to a good season with such talent moving up. From Row: Frank Vacek, Andy Ferguson, Lance Fors, Steve Anderson, Mike Parent, Mike Breier; Row 2: Dennis Stejskal, Ed Simunoic, jer- ry Homme, Mike Rogers, Bob Holtz, Pat Moore; Back Row: Joe Breier, Paul Jaros, co-captain, Ben Caldwell, Ed Castans, Mike Howes, Kev- in Batch, Drew Pierson, co-captain. Coach Dennis Ryan. Not Pictured: Tom Hacker. 170 Freshman Swimming Freshman Swimmers' duel meet record was 13-3 this year. In conference they won with 100 points, while setting 7 conference records. Congratulations on being the 1st freshman DPVL swimming champions. The sophomore team looks forward to a strong 1972-73 season with such new members as Steve Anderson, Mike Breier, Kevin Batch, Andy Ferguson, and Mike Parent. Front Row: Steve Anderson, Scott Hamer, Kevin Batch, Marty Thorne, Ben Caldwell, Jim Latz, Lance Fors. Row 2: Mike Mayes, Tony Pra- govich, Tom Albiniak, Todd Vostry, Randy Kempa, Rob Lambert. Row 3: Mike Parent, Dave Ruzicka, Gary Pomatto, Andy Ferguson, Tom Kenny, Mike Breier. Back Row: Terry Redford, Rich Hufford, Walter Hawken, Mgr.; Coach Dennis Ryan, Rick Herda, Mgr.; Greg Lathrop, Frank Vacek. 171 Varsity Gymnasts Front Row. Mike Barajas, Dan Cahill, Joe Petrick, Art Winkleblack. Row 2. Dave Wilschske, Charles Cray, Greg McHugh, Ed Wavak, Chris Danklau, Gary Eng. Back Row. Coach Paul Faris, Bob O'Hare, Joe Hodonsky, John Stewack, Rich Theidel, Jeff Deinert, Mike Coomer, Dan Courtney, Coach Tom Kordewick. Through hard work, and under the supervision of Coach Tom Kordewick, the Hinsdale gymnastics team swung their way to third place in the DPVL conference. Led by all-conference se- nior captain Dan Cahill, the team provided many exciting moments for Hornet fans. Two highlights of the season were when the team placed second in district competition and when Rich Theidel set a new school record in the sidehorse, 6.95. Gymnastics is on its way up at South. This season has been proof of that fact. Swing Toward Victory D Adept Rich Tcidel goes through a routine. Coach Faris primes gymnasts for their next event. Concentration is apparent in Joe Hodonsky's performance. Sophomore Gymnastics Joe Fricker concentrates on his high bar routine. An excellent hand stand during a difficult routine. Front Row: Dave Camp, Al Rerr, Lance Courtley, John Goode, Bob Vokal, Perrin Vitkus, John Ihm. Back Row: Coach Paul Faris, Gary Thomas, Dave Krc, Gary Eddy, Joe Fricker, Dave Yedinak, Jim Downer, Clark Beatty, Coach Tom Kordewick. 174 Sturdy arms help make for good form on the parallel bars. Gymnastics is a sport that takes years to master. Consider- ing this is only the first or second year for most of the team, there were many fine performances. They finished 5th place in conference this year. John Goode led the team as conference champion in the side horse. These hard-working sophomores should make a fine addition to next year's varsity team. To venerate the simple day£, which lead the seasons by, . Need but to remembqj- - Jhat from you and I 'They may take the trifle Termed morality I Hinsdale South has its own personality. It is not something con- crete or unalterable, it is something individual, changing and unique. In this yearbook we have tried to relate to you the moods, the people, and the personality of the South Style over this past year. I would like to express my sincerest appreciation to Mr. James Bull of American Yearbook for guiding us when hope was lost and to Walinger Studios, who along with our own talented pho- tographers took many excellent photographs. But mostly I wish to thank our sponsor, Mrs. Kathy Mathers, without whose unending help this book could not have been possible. Thank You Janice Kjellberg, Vespa editor 176