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

Text from Pages 1 - 272 of the 1974 volume:

VESPA 74 Spring Supplement r Editors: $ara Beckman V I - - Randy Brisentine ' A | Ramona Duda Cheryl Flegel : ■ : t ■ ! Kathy Gumminger ' Cathy Hewelt Arlene Panacchia Joette Panacchia : Diane Shubinski Linda Suma Photographers: John Hall Rod Moody Adviser: Claudia Geocaris I Dark Of The Moon” Brings Witchery To South’s Stage John The Witch Boy (Brad Tyl) asks the Conjur Woman (Lisa Shultz) to take away his witch powers. Witches warn John that he cannot love mortal Barbara Allen (Donna Heggie). Marvin (Ken Nix) tries to stop John from dancing with Barbara. Barbara’s witch-baby is burned by the town's people. Preacher Haggler (Al Lovata) marries Barbara and John. John breaks his vow and Barbara dies. Joe Brier gets his next mission assignment. The Pit Band provided live music for the variety show. The chipmunks make trouble in the studio. 4 Debbie Little showed her talents on the piano. Spring Variety Show 1974 Gimme Dat Thing was done in a new way. The Munchkins perform. Dominique displayed her dancing ability in the Variety Show. 5 A friendly looking group ai the prom. 6 Mrs. Tafel presented an award to an outstanding” senior. Seniors wait to line up for procession. Class of '74 showed appreciation to class sponsors. Mrs. Tafel and Mr. Wheelock. Julie Sipal helps Donna Heggie with last minute preparations. 8 Brian O'Donovan, senior class president, delivers final speech. Seniors file into gymnasium. Seniors Ponder, ’’Where Do We Go From Flere?” Mark Barrett receives diploma from board president. Mr. Jones. Mr. Daniel delivers concluding comments to the Class of 74. Audience reflect feelings about ceremony. lO Daughters of the American Revolution — Cathie Howard John Philip Sousa Award — Sue Jarvis Outstanding Bandsman Award — Debby Bluder Most Improved Musician — Joel B. Heineman National Choral Award — Melissa Ciszewski U.S. Marine Corp Music Award — Steve Null Phil Haddick Betty Crocker Award — Kim Dashut Outstanding D. E. Student of the Year Award — Marcia Pote Mathematics Award $50.00 — Phil Whitecar Mathematics Association of America Award — Phil Whitecar Art Department Award — Janice Tumenas Kim Carlson Outstanding Art Student Award — Janice Tumenas Athletic Awards Dave Heinen Achievement Award — Ernie Hatchell Dennis Stejskal Chuck Mally Award — Ernie Hatchell Hornet Award — Larry Heiden, Ernie Hatchell. Dale Hufstedler, George McDaniel. Paul Oltman, Jim Skala, Jim Hill. Bill Braas Outstanding Senior Athlete — Dennis Stejskal Society of Women Engineers Recognition Karen O’Hara, Frances Collins. Gwen Camit American Association of University Women $500.00 Scholarship — Deborah Bluder $1,000.00 Scholarship — Mary Stewack $25.00 Scholarship — Debby Jalowiec Debby Bluder Hinsdale Women’s Club $500.00 Scholarship — Angie Miller Timberlake Women’s Club $200.00 Scholarship — Barb Pastewski Business Professional Women’s Club $500.00 Scholarship — Mary Stewack American Legion Auxiliary $500.00 Scholarship — Cathie Howard National Fraternal Society of the Deaf $25.00 Bond — Leonard Kepil National Merit Letters of Commendation Gwendolyn Camit Edwin Ulshafer Mark McFarlane Lyon Wallace Charles Mottier Philip Whitecar Kathryn Ruzicka American Legion Awards $500.00 Scholarship — Cynthia Julian Citizenship Awards — Deborah Jalowiec, Philip Whitecar Booster Club Scholarships — $200.00 each Angie Miller Debby Jalowiec Marcia Pote Cathy Kagay Cathie Howard Marge Kronthal Senior Class Gift — Funds given to the school for improvement of the Auditorium sound system. Academic Achievement Awards Salutatorian — Catherine Howard Valedictorians — Deborah Bluder Deborah Jalowiec Charles Mottier 12 John Potenza drums on for the Jazz Band. Girls Struggle In First Year Basketball Front Row: Coach Gollan. Joanne Heggen. Margie Archer. Cindy Maniscalli. Maureen Casey. Kathy Palandach. Lynn Meyer. Kathy Duffy. Karen Kostush. Carol Hulka. Second Row Joyce Mourecek. Karen Kvacky. Eve Pappas. Pat Braas. Debbie Leuken. Cathy Howard. Jill Schrader. Cindy Julien. Cathy Kirin. Laura Lubien. Cindy Kummerer demonstrates a jump shot. Because of a lack of experience the girls basketball team was held back in its first year of competition. The A-Team claimed a winning season with five wins and three losses. The B-Team won two of its eight games. Lynn Meyer led the team in assists, and steals. Karen Kvackay in feeds, and Cathy Howard in blocks. Carol Hulka and Lynn Meyer tied for the most turnovers. 2L Addison I rail lb E Leyden II 3t£nbard€ 31 St. Francis 16 W. Leyden 21 Downers Grove South Weyden Miners Grove louth Chris Hall and Cathy Howard go up for grabs. 14 Valentina Campise starts her performance. Girl Gymnasts Swing Into Action Gymnastics Front Row: Christine Culberson. Carol Tumenas. Lorraine Sobolweski, Barb Konuiszyk. Carolyn Mitorai. Coach Braun. Pella Summaria. Kathy Laird. Valentina Campise. Val Jantz. Second Row. Chris Voncura. Grace Uribe, Becky Gummmger. Kathy Olsen. Sue Goode. Janet Vanda. Deb- bie Gleason. Debbie Pallardy. This year was said to be difficult for the girls gym- nastic team because of lack of equipment in the grammar schools. Coach Braun commented They (the girls) did such a fantastic job. The most out- standing gymnasts were difficult to name. Sue Goode. Kathy Laird were the most outstanding, and Grace Uribe was chosen to be the most im- proved gymnast. 15 Sue Goode poses a perfect stance. Track Front Row Jan Miller. Anna Wagner. Carol Hulka. Tricia Miller, Arlene Panacchia. Chris Mroz. Second Row. Lynn Rouse. Karen Kostush. Donna Cramer. Valentina Campise. Sue Young. Third Row: Coach Aubrecht. Coach Matczak. Ingrid Bilinus. Julie Westerman, Karen Sluder. Lanette Galimore. Barb Koniszyk. Debbie Jalowiec. Coach Latowski. Debbie Jalowiec leads in 80 yard low hurdles. Girls' Track Team Runs For First Time Girls track team began the season with a victory over Lemont. By the end of the season the team had earned one more victory, completing the season with a 2 3 record. They also took fourth in conference. 16 Ingrid Bilinus finishes up 440 relay. Front Row: Steve Dickey. Greg Easly. Jeff Teare. Back Row= Ken Wallace. Art Winkleblack, Perrin Vitkus. Dennis O'Donovan. Coach Waring. . $1 Sophomore HS Opp. 187 Downers Grove South 174 371 Lincolnway i 349 183 Addison Trail 180 193 Morton West 1 190 198 East Leyden 313 190 Willowbrook 194 301 Glenbard East 195 3rd DPVL Varsity Team Captures Third Place In Tournament Varsity 1 1 HS 171 Downers Grove South 338 Lincoln way 163 Addison Trail 3rd Champaign Invitational 333 Morton West 178 Fast lovden 183 Willow brook 169 Glenbard East 165 West Leyden 7th DPVL Opp. 160 337 160 Art Winkleblack was selected Most Valuable Player. The Varsity Golf team had a record of 4 wins and 4 losses. Highlighting the season was a third place in the 32 school Good Friday Tournament in Cham- paign. The team placed 7th in DPVL and 13th in the district meet. Greg Easly. Perrin Vitkus, and Ken Wallace tied for low averages of 43.3 per 9 holes. The sophomore team had a record of 2 wins and 7 losses, placing 3rd in Conference. 17 Tennis Team Swings Kurt Ranges plays the net while Pat Kenty plays back. Varsity Front Row Coach Palzer. Second Rowr Jim Kazmierowicz. Dennis Gallas. Lance Fors. Greg Maresh. Russ Hancock. Kurt Bartges. Dave Yedniak. S Sophomore HS . 0 jm • 3 4 0 3 3 3rd DPVL -m TH South South North ] ? 2 Downers South 2 i Willowbrook 1 0 Fast Leyden 4 I Addison Trail 4 2 West Leyden 2 h Opp. 8 3 4 5 1 Roy Petta prepares to make a backhand return. Varsity HS Through Spring 74 Season Coach Palzer discusses game tactics with Kurt Bartgus and Pat Kenney. Bob Krol was one of the hornets' best doubles player. Sophomore-Freshman Back Row Coach Schneiderman. Rodney Arnold. Gary Johnson. Tim Brenner. Bob Krol. Jim Ridlen. Mark Dreher, Brian Starr. Bryan Yunker. Chris Lay. John Cherry. Glen Smutry. Front Row: John Marquardt. Glen Winters. Jeff Vacek. Vince Laudato. Roy Petta. Dorn Zaccone. Ho Kim. Tim Zwicky. Dean Vlahakis. The Varsity Tennis team under the coaching of Richard Palzer had a season record of 5 wins and 6 losses. The Sophomore team had a conference record of 4 wins and 2 losses. The team also placed third in conference. Ho Kim won second place in the con- ference tournament at second singles. Outstan- ding singles players were Ho Kim. Brian Starr, Tim Brenner, and Dom Zaccone. Outstanding doubles players were Jim Ridlin. John Marquardt. Vince Laudato. Chris Lay. Glen Winters. Jeff Vacek. Bob Krol. John Cherry, and Mark Dreher. The Freshmen had a conference record of 0 wins and 5 losses. Jim Kasmierowicz shows his serving form. 19 Andre Walker goes for a record long jump. Varsity Front Row: John Vrtis. Bill Parish. Paul Newberg. Mark Bretscher. Jim Cogan. Randy Loder. Jeff McGill. Bob Patrick. Andy Ferguson. Second Row Jack Welbourne. Ed Bierscheuk. Dale Hufstedler. Den- nis Steiskal. Bill Braas. Gene Wentz. Tom Curry. Jim Hill. George McDaniel. Third Row: Coach Joe lantria. Student Teacher Coach Jim Constantine. Brad Mottier. Mike Heaton. Ken Wernli, Terry Barrett, Jim Topel, Coach Mike Yavorski. Coach Dennis Karnstedt. 440 Relay Team Places Bob Patrick came in second in the two mile in the conference meet. Varsity HS 94 West Leyden 90 Hinsdale Central 62 Addison Trail 5th H. S. Field Events 70 Downers Grove South 9th PuPage County Meet 71 bast Leyden 3rd Wheaton Relays 62 Morton West 3rd Trojan Relays 10th Hinsdale Relays 57 Glenbard East 5th D.P.V.L Meet In District, State Meets Frosh-Soph First Row: Phil Effie. Pat Kerigan. Don Yedniak, Brian McDonald. Mark Gerst. Robin Pletsch. Ken Lettman. Gary Ledvora. John Bretcher. Second Row: Brian Loher. Jim Studio. Frank Gardner. Burke Blevins. Andrei Walker. Jeff Majovosky. Jim Larcau. Frank Manconi. Third Row: Bob Hall. Dan Hall. Bob Hawken. Cuck Zwierzynski. Marty Foss. Jim Radivek. Kevin Sluder. Jim Aument. Bill Haran. Fourth Row: Coach lantria. Coach Constantine. Don Reihm. Jeff Sessman. Mike Cheles. Craig Dashut. Kevin Barrett. Dale Meador. Mike Hill. Coach Yavorski. Coach Karnstcdt. Andy Ferguson was part of the 440 relay team that went to the state meet. Hornet runner hurdles high bar. Burke Blevins goes for shot put distance. The Varsity Track team had a conference record of 4 wins and 3 losses. The strong 440 relay team consisting of Andy Ferguson, George McDaniel, Dennis Stejskal, and Dale Hufstedler placed 1st in the district meet and second in the state meet. The Sophomore team had a conference record of 4 wins and 3 losses under the coaching of Mr. Karnstedt. 21 Frank Pytel struck out only once all season Varsity Front Row: Paul Sherman. Micky Popp. Jack Holt. Steve Hall. Kevin Gaynor. Dave Behrens. Ernie Hatchell. Ed Prince. Andy Farago. Back Row- Coach Smith. Mitch Toda. Chet Wrobel. Jeff Zeglin. Larry Heiden. Tom Norquist. Jeff Rabold. Jim Skala. Brian Griffin. Mike O'Hara. Bob Bozek. Coach Puck. One of the pitchers that made the Hornets District Champs. Varsity HS 4 Wheat on North 4 Carl Sandburg i Hmdtdale Pr viso fi rove1 voritri 2 2 6 2 0 3 2 2 e 6 Downers Gr West Leyden Addison Trail East I n West Leydei Willow brook ard East! Downeis 6ro k South IN West Leyden Lyons J wp | R-B St. Joseph 3 Addison I rail Morton East Proviso 5 7 3 8 3 2 0 3 6 0 5 4 � The Sophomore team had a record of 8 wins and 6 losses with Mike Maley pitching a no hitter against East Leyden. The Freshmen A team had a record of 3 wins and II losses. The B” team had a record of 2 wins and I loss. Tom Hruby scores a Hornet run. 22 Hornets Defend District Title For Third Year Sophomore Front Row: Mark Purkhart. John Ramis. Steve Ports. Gary Mayberry. Joe Kuchler. Second Row: Ken Kiehn. Brian Valenta. Frank Pytcl. Marc Hanna, Bruce Kalmoski. Third Row: Tom Hruby, Tim Bozek. Rich Schlegel. Bill Lundgren. Rich Skala. Keith Nelson. Fourth Row Tom Garntano. Mike Riehle. Mike Maley. Ken Brown. Greg Kuachay. Coach Eiselstein. Opposing player is held to first by a target throw. Freshmen Front Row: John Small. Ed Weidman. Kevin McDonell. Mark Skala. Lou Toda. Se- cond Row: John Coyne. Bob Aument, Rich Parus. Jeff Frankowski. Mark Pryor, David Wittekind. Third Row: Sue Bender, score keeper; Kurt Chodackl. Tony Fortuna. John Rebman. Bob Dwier. Bob Cline. Bob Wrobel. Coach Kordewick. The Hornet Baseball team won their 3rd District championship in school history with victories over Lyons Township, R-B. and St. Joseph, before losing to a strong Proviso West in the regional tourna- ment. Jeff Rabold set a school record for homeruns. Larry Heiden recorded 71 strike outs in 73 innings on the mound. Ernie Hatchell proved himself the finest batter in school history based on total hits, averages, and fewest strike outs in his three year varsity career. The Hornets were successful in over 80% of their base stealing attempts with junior Jack Holt stealing 16 bases in 16 attempts. 23 walsworth Mar celiac. Mo.. U.S.A. VESPA Presents FACES OF 74 Who We Are What We Do Introduction . Class of '74 . Class of 75 . Class of 76 . Class of 77 .. Faculty ...... .. 2 . .12 . .38 . 50 . 62 ..74 Introduction . Competition . Involvement . Faculty Index Senior Index . General Index 1974 VEbPA. Volume IX. Hinsdale Township High School South. Clarendon Hills. Illinois Staff Class of 74—Sara Beckman and kathy Gumminger. Sports Editor Randy Bnsentme. Faculty Editor- Ramona Duda and Cathy Hewelt. Class of 75 v. heryl Flegel. Class of 76- Joette Panacchia. Class of 77—Diane Shubinski. Involvement and Introductions—Andrea Urbas. Adviser—Claudia Geocaris. This is who we are—1848 of We are all a part of Hinsdale Sout' We are people each different—but we Striving to do our best, ih some manner. To be accepted, to be part of at Jeast something Whether it be a class, a sport, or a social group. We just need to be considered a success. ' 'Vv to,: 4 . V,' W ; W' [ � •' 0 •, ; mmsm . r. 4 Who Am ? What Is My Purpose? Who am I, you ask, You pause, You wonder. You seek, And then, You find The truth That what you do, Is what makes you what you are. 5 Everything Is So Beautiful What’s it like to be out Running, and smiling, Being happy and free. When the sun is so warm, the sky so blue The smell of grass and flowers Tickles your nose, Running through a field With the wind in your face, Riding a horse as fast as you can Or just listening to the trickle of water or to a bird sing That’s what living is! B N 7 What Is This Called Love? Loue is something we all feel, at least once. But some still ash. What is loue? Loue is an emotion. Loue is caring for another, putting them before yourself. Loue is appreciating life-, being happy. Loue is doing for others, without being asked, or without asking why. Loue is thinking, hoping, doing, caring. Loue is a sweet kiss. Loue is a daisy telling fortunes of loue, ... he loues me ... he loues me not...” Loue is running barefoot through the sand. Loue is a shoulder to cry on. Loue is walking hand-in-hand under the stars. Loue is forgiueness; loue is sorrow. Loue is enthusiasm: a reason for lilting. Loue is life, life is loue. 8 9 And What Will Be? What the future holds nobody can truly say. It will unueil gradually what will happen to us. Enter college7 Leaue home? Find a job? Get married? New responsibilities, neio hopes, and new goals new friends, neio interests. We will find ourselues a life either, with meaning, or without. 11 Class of 74 Here the power-packed seniors keep on truckin' Graduation symbolizes to some, pleasant memories but uncertain futures. Brian O'Donovan acts as MC at the Homecoming Dance. Seniors Adopt Spirit These kids are being busted” for doing such an outstanding job for their class. They are from left to right: Mrs. Tafel. class sponsor; Jody Teare. secretary; Doreen Bozos, treasurer; Kim Dashut. vice-president; Brian O'Donovan, presi- dent; and Mr. Wheelock. class sponsor. 12 Slogan”Keep On Keepin’ On” Laura Koszewski laughs as she hurries to set up for the next contestant Terri Glumb checks out information for her research paper. 13 Jay Duffy studies in the library. Anderson, Alan Atchley, Paul Austin, James Averhart, Theresa Babyar, Dan Badding, Marlene Baker. Nannette Baker. Ron Bara, Doreen Barkus. Kathy Barrett. Mark 14 Barth, Serene Bass, Diane Batch, Randy Bazan, Mary Beal. Mary Beaudry, Cathy Beckman. Sara Beckman. Tom 15 I he Spirit of 74 is shown by the Senior I-shirts. Bierschenk, Edwin Bilanzich. Nancy Billich, John Bluder. Deborah Seniors file out of gym after pep assembly. Belovsky, Donald Bennewate, Cindy Beyer, Carrie Biegel, Karen Blum. Donald Boos. Larry Borowy, Dave Boudreau. Bonni Bousquet. Mark Boutin, Angie Bowers, Bob Bozek, Linda Bozos. Doreen Braas, William Brand. Judy Bettina Heldt enjoying Art Working with motors is just one of those things Bob Holtz does in shop. Bravos. Diane Bretscher, Mark Brickey. Mark Brier. Joseph Brooks. Todd Buchanan. Laurie Bujno. Barbara Burk, Connie A senior makes good use of the quiet of the library. Camit, Gwendolyn Camp. Mark Campise. Paul Carlson. John Carlson. Kim Carter. Don Caruso. Cece Carver, Cliff Castle. Robert Cermak. Dennis Cheles. Debbie Cielinski. Jolene 18 Ciszewski, Melissa Clark, Kevin Coit, Deborah Collins, Fran Collins, Robert Cook. Janet Coomer, Kerry Cox. Cindy Crosby, Marsha Crutchfield. Debbie Dacka, Diane Dahlbert, Dan Dashut, Kim Davis, Joe Decker. Debbie Delany, Pat 19 Roxanne Stiede ponders the Problem in Advanced Biology class. DeVito, Daniel Dibbern, Del DiNello. Diane Dougherty, Kathleen Dudek, Linda Duffy. Jay Dunklau, Lynn Duys. Gail Excedrin and Physics go hand in hand. Eddy, Chuck Eggleston. Terri Emde. Brion Erickson, Debbie Errandi, Dave Estler, Kim Farganus, Donna Fay, Bob 20 Feierabend, Tom Filitti. Rae Finnegan. Jack Foley, Donna Formato, Debbie Foster, Ken Fousek, Cathy Fowler, Sandy Fox. James Foy, George Franey, Rick Frankowski. Fran Fricker, Joe Fusco. Maria Gabrys, Kathleen Gale. Prenston Garrigan. Eileen Gavin, Ron Gazarek, Fran Geboo. Donna 74 2t A senior girl makes the most of the change of classes. Griggs, George Gronblom, Ragni Gumminger, Kathy Hacker, Thomas Hagy, Karen Hamilton, Pam Haney, Cathy Haraburda. Dave Harp, Patricia Hatchell, Ernie Heery, Nan Heggie. Donna 22 Hren. Edward Huber. Dawn Hubbard. Doretta Hufstedler. Dale Heiden. Larry Heinemann, Sharon Heldt. Rettina Herbst. David Hickman, Barbara Hill. Jim Hills. William Hinrichs, Lise Hitzke. Pearl Hogrefe, Lee Holtz. Bob Holub. Cheryl Homme. Gerald Horne. Dale Howard, Cathy Howes. Michael tiCiC StHIPCFSi S3 R 23 Typical lunch period at the table ol our Senior Men. Jackson, Randall Jalowiec, Debbie Jaros. Paul Jarvis, Sue Jasutis, Dave Jewell, Martha Jones. Russ Julian, Cindy Kagay, Kathy Kamphuis, Ralph Kanarski, Larry Kanas, Jim Kartheiser, David Kasper, Bob Kempa. Randy Kenealy, Jerry Kenny. Pat Kepil. Leonard Kohnke, Jerry Kohut. Steve Kolar, Bob Kolkmeyer, Shirley Kornak, John Kosiec, Leon Koszewski, Laura Krause, Gary Krc, David Kreidl, Charles 24 Kronthal, Margaret Kulla. Christine Kummerer, Mary Kure, Tom Kush. Mike Lanning. Dale Lapinski. Bob Lathrop. Jim Lay, Carol Lee, Cindy Lelito, Debbie Lobas, Kathy Loftus, Cathy Ludwig, Jeanne Lyskanowski. Anthony Maddalone, Donna Madsen. Joanne Makris, Wayne Maley, Margie Marohnic, Scott Martin, Mike Martin, Susan Martinek. Bob Martinez, Scott Maves, Colleen McDaniel. George McDonald, Maureen McFarlane. Mark 25 McGuire. Anne McHugh. Donna Meier. Janet Mengarelli. Gale Meyer. Lynn Mikkelsen. Brent Miles. Barbara Millar. William Miller, Angela Miller. Jill 26 Miller. Kathy Seniors wait anxiously for this time to come. Miller. Mike Moore. Pat Morgan. Kathy Morrow. Pam Mother, Charles Mourecek. Paul Mroz, Terry Mugnolo, Jerry Murphy, Dan Murphy, Joe Murrin, Tom Nemecek, Dave Nielsen, Barbara Nix, Ken Null. Steve CM R 27 Oban, Sharon O’Brien. Maureen O'Donovan, Brien Ohap. Susan O’Hara, David O’Hara, Karen Oltman, Paul Orr. Betsy Osowski, Andria Palmer, Cheri Palmer, Jody Panasenko, Nicholas Pantke, Jean Parashis, Kathleen Parent, Cathy Pastewski, Barbara 28 Mike Rogers potters around. Patrick. Robert Patterson. Tim Patterson, Tom Peiker, Judy Pendergrass. Barry Perez. Russ Perkinson. Bruce Peterson. Debbie Peterson. Merrie Petrick. Joseph Pfeiffer, Dori Philibert. Dominique Picl, Linda Pierson. Drew Pivonka, Ralph Polak, Karen Popp. Michael Pote. Marcia Potenza, John Powers. Linda CV� R 29 Prindeville, Tom Przybyla. Jackie Purcell. Joan Rabold, Jeff Ramsey. Vicki Rench, LaVerne Renwick, Jim Ricci, Marie Rice, Ross Richards, Carl Richer, Nancy Ridlen, Cynthia Riehle, Anne Rito, Gary Robinson. Carolyn Robinson. Ricky Rogers, Michael Rozewicz, Robert Ruzicka. Kathy Salberg, Debbie Savana. Janet Schaefer, Larry Schaefer. Maria Schmidt, Ramona Schroeder. Don Schultz, Alison Schwarz, Sies Scurto, Tony 30 Sebesta. Kathy Senne. Sue Sesmann, Mark Sexton, LaDonna Shinko, Paul Shire. Donna Simundic. Ed Sipal. Julie Skala, Jim Skurkis, Cheryl Sliwinski, Dianne Slowik, Uadi Sluder, Karen Smejkal, Linda Smith, Dan Smith, Frank N 31 Pon Pom cuties displaying unusual grace and rhythm. Smith. Jim Smith. Raymond Sokolis. Janet Sokolowski. Rosemary Spatafore, Mary Specking. Kim Spoolstra, Jim Sprecker. Gale Senior power behind this year’s varsity football team. Stanuch, Terence Starck, Karen Stathakes. Susan Steadman. Jackie Stejskal, Dennis Stewack, Mark Stiede, Roxanne Story. Sandra Svatek, Cheyl Svoboda, Terry Szwarga, Lynn Teare, Jody 32 Tikalsky. John Tinucci, Bob Trainor, Karen Tross, Steve Class of 74’s Spiritmakers: Fran Gazarek, Barbara True, and Sharon Granquist. Ed Simundic has the right spirit but the wrong war. Seniors have enough spirit to spread around. True, Barbara Tumenas, Janice Tyl, Brad Uhlving, Sharon 33 Ulshafer. Ed Unnerstall. Kathy Utz. Linda VanBuskirk, Larry VanBuskirk. Linda Van. Mike Vlasaty, Cheryl Vokal. Wendy Vrtis, John Vukasovic, Diane Wangerow. Jill Watkins, Craig Try and figure this one out. 34 Weatherman, Ruth Wehrenberg. Holly Wells, Norm Wenckunas. Susan Westerman, Robert Whitecar. Philip Wilimbucht, David $ R 35 Mike Miller thinks about the meet ahead. Williams, Debbie Wittekind, Jeff Wold, Charlene Wolf. Janice Woods, Debbie Yedinak. David Zaccone, Rita Zieman, Karen Zilinsky. Pat Zitzka, Sue 36 Fran Gazarek and Holly Wehrenberg compare art project . how long its been since yesterday, what about tomorrow, and what about our dreams and all the memories we share. Poems, Prayers and Promises' ' John Denver Ingrid Meditz and Noreen Sieben enjoy a film in biology. Kathy Bocian is ready for English 38 Unda Rokita spies on passing students. Paul Sherman makes good use of the Xerox machine. Juniors Tackle Last Two Years 1st row: Mr. Eiselstein. Class Advisor; Debbie Linger. Treasurer; Kim Velisek. Secretary-. Ken Wallace. Spirit Maker; Carol Glomb. Spirit Maker; Tom Norquist. Vice-President; Perrin Vitkus. President; Mrs. Stefanos. Class Advisor. 2nd row: Dave Camp. Spirit Maker. Adelman. Debbie Albanos. Maria Albaugh. Dave Albiniak, Tom Allen. Susan Anderson. Sieve Anderson. Steve Archer. Anne Augle. Larry Baker. Doug Baran. Bob Barrett. Terry Barron. Debbie Bartges. Kurt Batch. Kevin Bauman. Dawn Bazan. Andy Beatty. Clark Beckstrom. Bob Bedoe. Brian Behrens. Dave Belcher, Don Belletien. Jane Berkich. Vickie Berry. Jeff Bethel. Joell Bindgen. Barb Bluder. Dale Bludzius. Bob Bocian. Kathy Bodigor. Hal Bohm. Ray 40 Boland. Mary Bonahoom. Yvette Borse. Mark Borse. Mike Both. Dennis Boughton, Sandy Bozek. Bob Bradley. Doug Bragg. Debra Brandenhoff. Sharon Breier. Mike Brkljacich. Janet Brooks. Kathy Brooks. Marty Brown. Cindy Broyles. Boh Buresch, Tom Burns. Denise Buska. Dave Buster. Rodney Cahill. Fred Calder, Jack Calvert. Kim Camp. Betsy Camp. Dave Cam pise. Maria Carr. Karen Casey. Mark Casper. Mike Cavalli. Kathy Cerny. Rae Clapton. Fric 41 V '75 4t 42 Cogan. Jim Colombe. Robin Cook. Joyce Coon. Cindy Courtley. Lance Crist. Randy Culberson. Chris Curcio. Joyce Curry. Tom Cutler. Michele Davisdon. Greg Davidson. Sue Davis. James Davis. Karen Davis. Virginia DeCicco. Sue DelGrosso. Pat Densy. Dennis Deshetler. Mark Dickson. Brian DiFoggio. Bob Doering. Debbie Doherty. John Dolce. Gary Dowjotas. Chris Downer. Jim Duda. Ramona Duffy. Kathy Dunklau. Meg Dunne. Tim Durham. Ted Easley. Greg Ecker. Mark Eddy. Pam Eggert. Sue Ekstrom. Donna Engl. Dagmar Farago. Andy Feigenbaum. Bill Fencl. Milena Ferguson. Andy Fiscella. Michael Flannery. Pat Flegel. Cheryl Foley. Dave Fossedal. Leselie Franek. Marty Fritsche. Lynn or tte'bn.v ytfittrn 48 -1.« «-J-'W. «� .. _ -a. v. , '0—- J s f.J.o- ,fc, ,, tx ' xir?7T z! rh � J C' � A S« T .c c.- . u if 71 l«w ‘r w- '... y} gs. „1 Frogner, Bob f umjgjlli. Mary Fumagalli. Steve Fors. Lane Gaffney. Mary Galateo. Kathy Gallas. Dennis Gann. Diane ■ The masked math man strikes againl Garrett. Amber Garritano. Rob Geery. Kathy Gerst. Jenny Gillespie. Pat Glomb. Carol Glowski. Donna Gluck. Carol Godfrey. Judy Goode. Sue Goodwin. Dave Gossage. Mary Graf. Rick Graff. Kenny Griffin. Brian Grissom. Jerry Grobarcik. Janis Gruber. Eugene Gumminger. Cindy Gundlacn. Sandy Haddick, Doug Hadlock. Rick Hagy. Alan Hamer. Scot Hancock. Russ Hanes. Greg Hanson. Harold Harrah. Sharon 5 R Haubenstricker. Dolores Hall. Chris Hall. John Hall. Steve Hawken. Walter Hays. Anita Heaton. Mike Hensley. Sandy Herbst. Christy Herda. Rick Hetzel. Cathy Hewelt. Cathy Hickman. Fran Hill. Tony Hingtgen. Kim Hoffing. Debbie Lance Fors works tediously on a science problem. 43 Thanks for Saturday night. Hollingshead. Ron Holt, Jack Hoppe. Annette Horn. Chip Horn. Mark Hruby. Sherry Huck. Catherine Hufford. Rich Krakosky. Terry Hunt. Mark Hupke. Dianne Ihm. John Jacobson. Robin Jalowiec. Greg Jantz. Val Jaros. Peter Jarvis. Bob Jirka. Jeff Jones. Paul Jones. Sue Kalas. Peggy Kay. Randy Kazmierowicz, Jim Kehr. Mike Kelley. Mike Kenny. Tom Kleinschmidt. Ken Kodman. Susan Kohut. Diane Kolar. Karen Kondrashow. Alex Kopriva. Judy Koproske. Gale Kostush. Don Koszewski. Greg Kothanek. Denise Krai. Bob Kratochvil. Carol Krohn. Karen Krohse. Jim 44 Krotiak. Lee Ann Krueger. Lavonne Krupski. John Kulhanek, Laura Kunstman. Pam Kusch. George La Rue. David Lash. Tracy Lathrup. Harold Latimer. Elliot Juniors enjoy fun times in Chefs cooking. Latz, Jim Laudato. Chris Ledvora. Mark Lester. Chris Licncmann, Tami Lindemann. Gail Linger. Debbie Linn. Debra Loder. Randy Loher, Cecelia Longmirc, John Lordan. Diane Lorenzi. Dave Lovata. Al Lowe. Rick Lucas. Cathy Luman. Dianna Lundquist. Brian Magnuston. Rick Makra. George Manning. Sue Maresh. Greg Markgraff. Laurie Martin. Patty Mastis. Linas Maves. Renee Mayes. Mike McDonald . Pam McDonough. Mary McGill. Jeff Meador. Lynn Meador. Valerie Meditz. Ingrid Me|drech. Sue Mesch. Barb Miller. Glenn Miller. Kathy Misek. Carl Montalto. Joe Moody. Brad 45 Art is always nice clean fun. Mordente. Joe Moreland. Bob Morialy, John Morrissey. John Mosbarger. Kathy Moss. Lyle Mottier. Brad Muchowicz. Dawn Murphy. Mike Najera. Cindy Navins. Jack Nechamcky. Cheryl Neuberg. Paul Nielsen. Jeff Nieman. Mark Nissen. Sue Nooner. Vicky Norquist. Tom Null. Jen O’Donovan, Dennis O'Hare. Mike Oldis. Mark Olson. Kathy Oswald. Mark Palandech. Don Palmer. Vicki Parent. Mike Parish. Bill Parish. Bob Paryzek. Kathleen Pascente. Sandy Paskus. Victor 46 AT- fc' Paul. Barb Pawlak, Ld Pekie. Mary Pendergrass. Diane Peterson. Sandy Pfeiffer. Dori Phelan. Laura Phelps. Wayne Picardi. Denise Piekarski. Tina Piekarz. Bill Pierson. Julie Pilaszewski. Susan Pirics. Kim Pivonka. Laurie Poborsky. Bill Podbevsek. Kevin Podhradsky. Keith Kathy Duffy found math class humorous. A student finds a hideway. 48 Polonczyk. Kim Pomatto. Gary Pragovich. Tony Price. Pine Prince. Joe Prisk. Terri Provost. Mark Pushman. Kathy Putzer. Tom Rabulinski. Dan Rakoci. Joseph Rapp. Nancy Bedford. Terry Repiha. Barbara Rice. Terry Rich. Walter Ridgeway. Sandy Riley. Pat Roeters. John Robbins. Daryl Roberts. Nancy Rokita. Linda Ross. Don Rotolo. Sharon Ruzicka. David Samuelson. Marie Sanner. Daniel Sarafm. Connie Saso. Phil Scheltens. Nancy Shcoenbeck. Kevin Schumann. Tina Scog. Jim Scott. Dan Seddon. Bernice Sedgwick, Kim Sendra. Paul Senne, Jesse Sertich. Nancy Sheehan. Pat Sheehy. Mary Sherman. Dave Shirley. Mark Shubinski. Diane Shultz. Lisa Sieben. Noreen Simandi. Joyce Smith. Lachlan Spencer. Judy Starzynski. Arlene Stevens. Mark Stewack. Betty Stewart. Cindy Straub. Richard Stroede. Sue Stumpe, John Sutherland. Gina Teare. Jeff Thiele. Eric Thomas. Gary Thompson. Ken Ticaric. Doug Today. James Topel. Jim Trabilsy. Steve Tracz. Al True. Linda Ulaszek. Eric Underwood, Sue Urbas. Andrea Uyeda. Sharon Vacek. Frank Valack. Coy Van Dunkirk. Diane Vancura. Laura Velisek. Kim Veverka. Jeff Vidito. Ben Vitkus. Perry Vogel. Bill Vogler. Bob Vostry. Todd Webb. Becky Weeks. Pamela Welbourne, Jack Wells. Janis Wentz, gene Wernli. Ken Wicks. Frank Wilkin. Charles Winkleblack. Art Wittmer. Donna Woods. Gloria Wopinski. Marty Wrobel. Chester Wunglueck. Peggy Young. Sharon Zabrauskas. Joe Zaccone, Mark Zander. Judy Zahner. Zane Zarate. Frank Zatloukal. Jeff Ziccarelli. Carmella Ziemba. Sandy Zilmsky. Cheryl 49 7n Class of 76 Sue Meader listens as a part of learning. Experience Clears First Year Of Confusion Class of '76 Officers: Mr. Wyllie. class sponsor-. Anna Kenealy. treasurer; Mark Vineyard, president; Sue Meador, secretary; Mr. Faris, class sponsor. On shoulders: Dave Finch, vice-president. 50 Sue Miller works diligently on her science experiments. Mrs. Paider helps Dave Anderman in checking out materials. 51 Adams. Bob Adams. Kim Akison. Debbie Albaugh. Roger Alexander. Mary Allen. Kathy Andermann. Dave Anders. Debbie Anderson. Barb Anderson. Keith Angelucci. Sam Apellaniz. Juanita Archer. Margie Arthur. Rodger Babitzke. Mary Baker. Brian Baldridge. Debbie Baldwin. Steve Balvich. Jordan Bandes. Brian Barzano. Tom Bastian. Judy Bazan. John Belovskv. Debera Benson. Dan Benwick. Doug Bernabei. June Bik, Donna Biliunas. Loretta Bindgen. Annette Biamer. Craig Blevins. Burke Bodigor. Marybeth Bollweg. Raymond Bolten. Kathy Bousquet. Rich Bozek. Jim Brandweine. Steve Branz. Patty Brindac. Jesse Braas. Pat Bretscher. John Breeden. Howard Brenner. Tim Bursik. Donna Byron. Michelle Brisentine. Randy Brogan. Deb Brown. Diane Brown, Janet Brown. Ken Bruce. Dianne Burnet. Bill Burns. Mike Camit. Faith Campo. Michael Caporusso. Anthony Carls. Sue Carlson. Judi Carlson. Terry Vince Laudato ponders outcome of the Cross Country meet iif w 52 P.E. is a time for learning while having fun. Carroll. Peggy Carter. Rory Casey. Kathy Casey. Kim Castans. Kevin Cerka. Maryann Cermak. Debbi Cerny. Don Chery. John Childers. Diane Childers, Donna Chudoba. Wendie Cielmski. Joe Colo, Linda Colvin. Larry Conlon. Kevin Connolly, Pat Coomer. Marci Costello. Jim Czarny. Debby Czeslawski, lorn Dahlberg. Sue Dahlstrom. Carol Dashut. Craig Davidek. Pat Davis. Jerry Debenedictis. Greg DeFrancesco. Donna Degner. Mary Delany. Mary Deldin. Tom DeYoung. Bryan Dibbern, Glenn DiCristofano. Mary Dihglio. Tom DiFoggio. Gail Dignan. Leo DiNello. Nancy Dougherty. Kelly Draper. Donald Dreher. Kathy Dreher. Mark Duchak. Donna Duffy. Cindy Durkhart. Mark Djubek. Gary Duys. Peter Dvorak. Dawn Fffie. Phillip Ekins. Sue Elkins. Dean Elwood, Dennis Elwood. Don Erickson. Brad Ermel. Bob Errandi. Greg 53 54 Falke. Cathy Faur. Gina Ferguson. Ken Ferrell. Sharon Fiat. Yoram Filipowski. Terri Filitti. Lia Finch. Dave Flaska. Michele Forslund. Nancy Frazier. Sherry Frentzel. Laverne Frogner. Cheryl Gable. William Gallimore. Lanette Gall. Laurie Garritano. Tom Gerst. Mark Ginett. Kathy Gladkm. Mary Gleason. LuAnne Godfrey. Tracy Gomez. JoAnne Goss. Sheila Graf. Chen Gregory. David Gregory. Robin Griffin. Dave Grimm. Andy Grosrenaud. Jim Grzeszkicwicz. Barbara Gutowski. Glenn Hall. Dan Hamilton. Debra Hanna. Marc Hans. Fred Harris. Chuck Hartfield. Debbie Haubenreiser. Cathie Hauser, Sandy Hawken. Bob Hayes. Shawn Haywood. Steve Heern. Kevin Heineman, Jeff Hemtz. Karen Heintz. Pam Heller. Scott Henderson. Wayne Hill. Mary Hill. Mike Hoffing, Steve Hogan. Debbie Howell. Jackie Hruby. Tom Paul Peca is in a puzzlement over the coffee pot Hulka, Carol Humann. Elizcbeth Ihm. Jim Jackson. Karen Jelen. John Johns. Barb Johnson. Dean Johnson. Eric Johnson. Leif Jones. Brenda Jordan. Paul Kagay. Susan Kalinoski. Bruce Kamnikar. Michelle Kamphuis. Gary Kanas. Pete Kasper. Jeff Kauzlarich. Joe Keller. LuAnne Keller. Theresa Kelly. Kathy Kelsheimer, Janet Kenealy. Anna Kiehn, Ken Kies. Donna Kim. Ho Kirin. Cathy Kisucky, Mike Klena. Sue Kohl. Dave Kohut. Rick Koljack. Rich Kolvitz, Mark Kondraschonck, John Kosiec. Richard Krakoski, Terry Krc. Ron Krizek, Frank Krupczak, Andrew Krzyzamak. Perry Kuchler. Joe Kulla, Karen Kulla. Kathy Kummerer, Cindy Kure. Kathy Kvackay. Greg Laird. Cathy Laird, Linda Lamb. Mike Lapinski. Debi 55 Lareau. Jimm Latz. Kris Laudato, Vince Laws, Peggie Lay. Chris Layden, Laura Leach. Jill Ledene, Mark Lehenbauer, Karl Lello. Cathy Lenhart, Kris Lennox, Robin Lewis. Kim Licciardi, Phyllis Lichtenwalter. Blair Likens, Berme Lindberg. Kathy Linger. Kim Little. Debbie Loftus. Eileen Loher. Brian Loonam, Maureen Lorge. Brian Lotz. Cheryl Ludwig. Sue Luedtke. Jim Luketic. Judy Luperim. Karen Luther. Jhon Lyman. Kerry Lyskanowski. Mike Lysne. Ed Lysne. Janet Mackenzie. Murdo Main. Karen Makey. Keith Makris. Tony Maley. Mike 56 Maniscally, Cindy Manoiatos. Andrea Manolatos. Tom Marasco. Maria Maresh. Pat Mariani, Donna Marino, Pat Market, Cohmen Marquardt, John Mascia. Diane Mate. Dave Mateski. Andrea Matejovsky. Jeff Mathis. Frank Matlock. James Mattlin. Jon Mayberry. Gary McBeath, Kclcy McCoy. Bernie McCutcheon. Jim McDonald. Brian McDonnell. Mike McGruder. Tom McKinnon. James McNamara. Jim Meador. Dale Meador. Sue Mencom. Frank Middelegge. Julie Miller. Bill Miller. Jan Miller. Jay Miller. Steve Miller. Sue Molander. Cindy Moltzan. Erika Monaghan. Pat 0 57 Monteith. Andy Monroe. Kevin Moody. Jim Moody. Rod Mordente. Pete Moore. Bill Morphey. Debbie Morrison. Melinda Mugnolo. Carmen Muller. Debbie Murgatroyd. Allen Murrin. Claire Mussari. Jerry Nank. Kathy Narro. Mike Navins. Kathy Neilly. Peggy Nelson. Keith Nelson. Paula Nilim. Mike Norton. Thomas Novosel. Tom Nyc, Victoria Oakes. Jim O'Brien. Kathy O'Connor. Mike O'Daniel. Jan Otto. Brenda Palandech. Nancy Pallardy. Joe Palmer. Sandy Panacchia. Joette Panas. Kathy Pantke. Terry Paras. George Pastewski. Teresa Payne. Ken Peca. Paul Peck. Karen Pekich. Tony Pelletiere. Debbie Perry. Milton Pesce. Rosemary Pesko. Russ Petty. Steve Photakis. Ted Pirics. Jane Pletsch. Robin Poborsky. Norma Porch. Diane Ports. Steve Pote. Cheryl Powell. Kay Preban. Russ Prindeluilie. Steve Prinzhorn. Michael Putnam. Christine Pytel. Frank Oumn. Jenny Quitmyer. Laurie Rabbers. Vicki Rabold. Sherri Radavic. Jim Radzus. Lori Ramis. John Rambeaux. Kathleen Rayburn. Ted Reid. Linda Repiha. Judy Reu. Alan Ridlen. James Riehle. Mike Ringbloom. Kim Ritchie. Paula Roberson. Pam Roeters. Smidge Rogers. Ken Rome. Nancy Roose. Lynn Rosea. George 58 Rozell. Mike Ruzak. Donna Rzepka. Mike Sabo. Dale Sahs. Amy Salvato. Mike Samuclson, Mary Sanders. Debbie Schemmer. Wayne Schlegel. Rich Schmuhl. Debbie Schramm. Mike Schultz Cindy Scolli. Gena Scrivam. Mary Kay Seago. Cindy Seddon. Jenny Sesemann. Jeff Sexton. Cheryl Shaff. Richard Shank. Bill Sheehan. Nancy Sheehy, Ray Shulda, Ricky Skala. Richard Skutnik, James Smutny. Glenn Sohecki. Greg SoukuD. Patrick Spatafore. Margie Spletter. Debbie Spoolstra. Skip Sprecker. Dawn Stachniak. Paul Stanek. Carol Stange. Cheryl Starr. Brian Stephens. Susan Stiede. Tom Stolte. Joy Story. Joanne Straub. Dave 'o 59 Strzelec. Debbie Strzelec. Donna Studio. Jim St urges. Mark Sturm. Mary Sunde, ken Surina. Myra Svoboda. Sue Svolva. Karen Sweeney. John Sweezer. Greg Szczepamak. James Szwarga. Steve Teclaw. Sandy T ulcus. Steve Twohig. Steve Tyl. Kim Urban. Martin Uribe. Carlos Utz. Kathy Vacek. Jeff Valack. Cathy Valenta. Brian Vancura. Chris Vanderzanden. Wally VanWinkle. Carol Velisek. Vicky Vernetti. Dan Vicks. Judy Vineyard. Mark Vlach. Louise Voelz. Jeff Voorhees. Sheri Vostry. Lance Vrtis. Jill Wanda. Tom Wagner. Anna Walker. Andre Wangerow. Mark Watkins. Cheryl Watkins. Eustace Weatherman. Scott Weeks. Pete Wells. Scott Welsh. Laura Wenrkunas. Dave Wenhart. Lauren Westerman. Julie Westrom. Tina Wheeler. Elvis Williamson. Cheryl Donna Strzelec and Debbie Hamilton try to pick out their class rings. 60 Karl Lehenbauer selects chemicals for an experiment. Willianson. Jeff Winters. Glenn Wottala. Ron Wolf. Richard Woods. Sharon Young. Chris Young. Susan Zears. Rhonda Zieman. Bob Zilinsky, Tim Zobjeck. Dan Zwierzynski. Richard Zwierzynski. Chuck Class Of 77 Freshmen Gain Momentum SITTING: Cindy Brown. Secretary; Peggy Dunne. President; Liz Vitkus. Spirit Maker; Kathy Zarate. Treasurer. STANDING: Judy Counsell. Spirit Maker; Miss Zielinski. Class Sponsor; Sue Slakis, Spirit Maker; Miss Meyers, Class Sponsor. 63 Abruzzini, Wendy Ackerlund, Ron Adair. Randy Akison. Terry Albee. Michael Albert. Julie Allen, Cindy Anderson. Dan Anderson. Ken Anzelmo. Dotty Arnold. Rodney Augle. Dennis Aument. Bob Aument, James Babyer. Sue Bailey. Gena Baldwin. Patty Balle. Tom Balvich. Joan Barrett. Kevin Bastuga. Joe Batek. Mark Battiato, Linda Beale. Kathy Beck. Linda Belfiore. Maureen Belletieri. Ann Bender. Susan Bentz. Eileen Bernabei. Mike Biegel. Claudia Bik. Dave Biliunas. Ingrid Billings. Mark Bmdelar. Dave Bindgen. Ray Bluder. Lori Bocconcelli. Gina Bocinsky. Debbie Boland. Ed Bonahoom, Tony Borse. Joe Borse. Laurie Boxx. Larry Brandwein. Paul Brannon, William Boyadjian, Larry Breier. Mary Bronec, Donna Brown. Bruce Brown. Cindy Brown. Linda Brownlow. Jim Brummerstead. Donna Budzisz, Darlene Burk. Ken Burk, Larry Burns, Thomas Burton. Andrew Butcher. Darrell 6 A Bwier, Bob Camp. Allen Campise. Valentina Capman. William Carls. Linda Carver. Jeff Casey. Maureen Cason. Linda Cassidy. Tim Castans. Bill Cavalli. Kris Cerqua. Bob Chalupa, Joe Cheles. Mike Chodacki. Kurt Church, Janine Cieniawa, Chris Cieski. Debbie Cisler. Debbie Clampet. Leslie Close. Roger Coelan. Mike Collins. Mike Condreay. Steve Cook. Brian Counsell, Judy Cox. Mary Cox. Tom Coyne. John Cramer. Donna Crampton, Mike Crist, Renee Cropp. Penny Crownover, Mike Crutchfield. Cindy Crutchfield. Tammy Cunat. Jim Davidson. Chris Deasy. Scott Debb. Marsha Decker. Bruce Deldin. Pam Dowdine. Amy Drapal. Victor 'o N 65 Yolita Paskus receives a thorough eye check. Dunne. Peggy Dupes. Robert Dvork. Laura Dykema, Tammy Eckel. Christine Economus. Lennard Embree. John Emmel. Belinda Erickson. Mike Ernest. Chris Estes. Mike Farnik. Sandra Fehling, John Ferrell. Shirley Fetter. Joan Fisher. Fred Flaska. Shelia Flynn, Thomas Foley. Eileen Fortuna. Tony Fowler. Dan Fox. Bob Frankowski. Jeff Gabel. David Gale. James Gann. Brenda Gann. Jim Garces. Myra Gardner. Frank Garritano. Gina Gibson. Diane Gibson. Patti Gilpin. Patti Gleason. Debbie Gluck. Donna Goss. Linda Granquist. Debora Gray. Stephen Gregory. Melissa Gregory. Paul Gnggs. Laurie Grissom, Richard Grobarcik. Joseph Gruber. Pat Gumminger. Becky Gundell. Craig Hadlock. Art Hall. Bob 66 Cleaning lookers is a frequent activity. - Hall. Dwayne Hallett, Robin Hancock. Sharon Hanson. Ed Haran. Christopher Hataburda. Diane Haran. William Hardie. Kathy Hartl. Michael Hatched. Celeste Hawks. Dan Haynes. Linda Heggen. Joanne Henderson. Sue Heramb. Rhonda Hickman. Jon Hingtgen. Kristi Hlavin. Julie Hobbs. Cindy Hoffman. Linda Hubbard. Lelly Hudson. Bob Hufstedler. Kathy Hupke. Debra Huxhold. Wendy Jacobson. Laura Jalowiec. Steve Johnson. Gary Kali. John Kamantas. Rimas Kang. Mary Karalis, Andy Kehr. Steve Kilgore. Kathy King. Linda Kirsanoff. Dan Kleinchmidt. Linda Klus. Francyne Knight. Keith Kocourek. Dave Kolany. Thersa Koniuszyk. Barbara Konrad. Jody Kos. Scott Kostush. Karen Mike Crampton displays his creative skills. 67 Linda Vlasaty demonstrates total embarrassment. Krol. Bob Krueger. Linda Krueger. Bob Kuc. Jerry Kuhn. Mickey Kllkarni. Neela Kush. Martin Kvackay. Karen Koszewski. Barb Kotula. Linda Krizer. Carol Lange. Diane Lange. Kevin Larson. Steve Lawson. Lucinda Lea. Robert Ledene. Judy Ledvora. Gary Lettman. Ken Lienemann. Del Loder. Brenda Loonam. Kathy Lubien, Laura Ludwig. Chris Ludwig. Laura Lueken. Debbie Lundgren, Dale Mackenzie. Wallace rtaddalone. Pat dagnusson, Chuck Aaher. Denise rtajor. Laura 1anaras. Jack damatis. Laura Mantooth. Dan Marchetti. Gino Markgraff. Kristie Martinek. Mark Maves. Mike Mayes. Merry McCaig. Mary McCoy. Mike McDonald. Tom McDonnell. Tom McDonnell, Kevin McGinness. John McKechme. Maureen McLaughlin, Richard Meyer. Jeff Meyers. Debbie Michel. Pat Michniak. Mike Mikkelson. Kim Miller. Robert Miller. Trici Mitoraj. Carolyn Monaghan. Una Morgan. Kevin Morrow. Tom Moureck. Joyce Mosbarger. Linda Mroz. Chris Muenzing. Annette Murphy. Terry Navins. Debbi Neef. Anita Nelson, Kathy Richard Parus displays his talents in science. Netols. Brian Nivens. Larry Noth. Irene Null. Christine Null. Ken Oakes. Sue Obryk. Randy Olafson, Marueen Olsen. Kim Orzech. Henry Palandech. Kathy Pallardy. Debbie Panacchia. Arlene Pantke. Nancy Pappas. Eve Parus. Richard Paryzek, Gary Paskus. Yolita Patino. Jeffrey Paulan. Scott Pawlak. Carol Pecora. Denise Pelletiere. Jan Petersen, Kathy Peterson. Charles Petta. Roy Pettit. Dianne Piehl. Cathleen Piehl. Chris Polak, Mary Ann Polonczyk. Danise Powalish. David Price. Cynthia Prince. Ed Prisk. Rick Pryor, Mark Purkart. Lynn Putzer. Paul Rabe. Robin Ramsey. Kim 69 69 ZZ f Ray. Robert Ray. Kathleen Rayburn. Brenda Rebman. John Ricci. Alfredo Riehm. Don Rito. Leisa Rivera. Debra Robbins. Betty Rodgers. Larry Rokita. Bob Roskam. Scott Rothrock. Joann Rotolo. Nancy Ruzicka. Joan Rzepka. Caryn Salvato. Karen Sanborn. Dave Sanders. Sue Sankaran. Jaysri Schob. Arthur Schoenbeck. Paul Schrader. Jill Schramm. Ervin Schuette. Mike Scunacl. Dominick Shubinski. Lori Simpson. Cynthia Skala. Mark Skinner. Sandi The 77 shirt was displayed proudly. Slakis. Susan Sluder. Kevin Small. John Smetama. Jackie Sobolweski. Loraine Sodaro. Tina Soma. Becky Soukup. Debbie Spannagel. Brian Steadman. Dave Steffen. Bob Sterba. Kathy Stewack. Ken Stramaglia, Mary Straub. Bruce Stroupe. Rob Stuck). Debbi Sturm. John Suma. Linda Summaria. Della Sweeney. Colleen Szot. Robett Szwarga. Terry Teclaw. Karen Testa. Barbara Thompson. Bob Toda. Lew Today. Dave Tomasek. Cheryl Topel. CherylAnn Kathy Piehl takes a good guess. 71 Tough. Henry Tross. Louise Tumenas. Carol Turner. Cherl Uccardi. Ron Uiaszek. Kristine Uribe, Grace Vanda. Janey Vanderzanden. Jim Vanerka. Donald Vari. Tony Vaughan. Rosemary Vidito. Pamela Viglione. Mike Vitkus. Elizabeth Vlahakis. Dean Vlasaty. Linda Vojacek. Debbie Vritis. David Wagner. Wendy Waitkus. Sylvia Yedinak, Don Youngs. Marjorie Yunker. Bryan Walker. Donna Walker. Dreama Walker. Linda Walsh. Pam The deciding ballot is cast. Arlene Panacchia confusingly searches for her locker. Wascher. Richard Weber. Lois Weidman, Ed Welbourne. Tara Whitecar. John Wicker. Claudia Wilkinson. Mike Wilier. Howard Willford. Janice Williams, Debbie Williams. Tammy Williamson. Jan Wilm, Ronald Wittekind. David Wlttmer. Laura Wopinski. Joe Wright. Diane Wright. Don Wrobel. Robert Zaccone. Dominick Zahner. Scott Zander. Janet Zarate. Kathy Zary, Mike Zimmerman. Rodger Zintak, David Zitkza, Greg Zurawski. Joe Zwicky. Tim Zwierzynski. Rich Debbie Vojecek volunteers her answer. Buford Daniel, Superintendent Board of Education, Sitting: Margaret Coffin. -George Jones. Rosemary Baum. Standing: James Wehrenberg, Robert Labyak, Robert Schlesinger. James Spiker. 74 District 86 Appoints Daniel As New Superintendent The Hinsdale High Schools received a new look this year with the appointment of Mr. Buford Daniel as superintendent for District 86. Mr. Daniel formerly served as head principal at Hinsdale South for 5Zi years. As a result of this appointment, Mr. Earl Fox assumed the duties of head principal at South and Mr. Joseph Dalpiaz continued as assistant principal for in- struction. Earl Fox. Principal Joseph Dalpiaz. Assistant Principal Jacqueline Burns. Dean of Girls Richard Adams George Splawski Guidance Department Fulfills Students Personal Needs £ Bridget Wyncott The functions of the Guidance Department at Hinsdale South are varied. One of the main pur- poses is to test students and then to interpret the results of those tests. Services are also provided in college counseling. Various college representatives meet with students throughout the year. Students are also advised as to what courses of study to follow. Personal counseling services are provided by both the counselors and social workers. 77 Frank Van Vliebergen Courses Direct Students Toward Business Careers Mel Oftedahl Business education courses are designed to prepare students for employment in the many accounting, clerical, marketing, typing and secretarial areas. In addition, many of the business courses provide backgrounds for students who are planning to major in business fields in college. Also offered are courses such as college notehand and typing which are beneficial to other students. In addition, consumer problems is taught in the Business Education Department. 78 Options Provide Variety For English Students One of the aims of the English Department is to provide a variety of literary experiences that will enable students to enjoy reading and to appreciate other aspects of our cultureal heritage. To ac- complish this the format for the junior and senior levels of English has been modified to give the stu- dent a series of options of nine week courses. Students also have the opportunity to suggest other courses. Sue Sellers Carole Sigalos Laurie Meyer Judie Roensch to 81 £8 Foreign Language Emphasizes Cultural Differences The Foreign Language department offers four modern languages-French, Spanish, German, and Russian-as well as the classical language Latin. Emphasis is mostly on understanding and speaking the language. Students are taught cultural differences between our country and other coun- tries, and reinforced with trips to the countries. Sherry Pizer Pam Messina 84 Ted Etherington 0? teiy t ut ucu e $5 Armand LeCrone Larry Foss 86 Skills Courses Orient Students To Technical Careers The Technical Education Department at Hinsdale South offers courses on four levels in Metals, Woods, Electronics and Drafting with two levels of power Mechanics. These courses are skills oriented with stress on technical information. The student can develop job entry skills as well as skills used vocationally. An important part of general educa- tion, technical education develops recognition of craftsmanship, consumer awareness, and dignity in man's endeavors. Richard Buban Gerald Pittman Gene Monte 87 Olive Williams Peter Seiler Joanne Gebbie 88 Don Raci Grace Moline Irene Mendygral Hearing Impaired Utilize Total Communications Deafness is a severe educational handicap. Lack of hearing deprives students of their most successful avenue of developing language and communication skills. Therefore, a special program involving the use of total communications must be designed to prepare the hearing impaired student for a place in either the area of higher education or in the world of expanding work opportunities. Catherine Meyer Jane Landis Susan Pershell Steve Schorsch to 89 Paul Rosenberg Vera Journey Although the Home Economics Department has not added any new courses this year, the Chef’s Cooking class has increased in size. Plans are being made to include more boys in Home Economics courses in the future. The Homes and Family Living courses are revised each year in a department ef- fort towards changing the look’’ of Home Economics. Colleen LaPelle Prevocational Program Prepares Individuals For Future The Prevocational Department has a four-year program designed to prepare students for their future vocational roles in society. The first two years are devoted to developing those skills necessary in securing and holding an occupation. Freshmen and sophomores work at various in- school jobs. The last two years, students par- ticipate in the Cooperative Work Training program. Work stations are in the community and students work on a half-day schedule. After graduation students are eligible for various vocational, technical, and trade schools. Robin Smith Ron Campbell Peter Pedersen Marty Johnson N I 91 Mr. Haddick and Sue Jarvis enjoy relaxed moments in the band room. Robert Haddick Experience Encourages Appreciation For Music The Music Department at Hinsdale South is devoted to the highest musical standards possible. The philosophy is to provide an experience com- parable to the best academic philosophy and to make the experience as rich and as enjoyable as possible. With this comes a true appreciation of the finer contributions that man has given to our society. John Chaffin 92 Grace Gilliard Jacqueline Ullrich Art Work Demonstrates Student Creativity Paul Fans New additions to the Art Department this year have been the Human Enterprise and Sculpture courses. Through these new courses plus the ex- isting courses students learn to create art work of various forms. Their creations reflect different times and cultures. Florence Deeley S? 93 Pauline Bury Ardis Sheridan Students Gain Experience With Computer Equipment In addition to the standard materials, new com- puter equipment is being used by the Mathematics Department this year. The instruments connect with the TIES computer being used by the school. The equipment will be used in several classes to give students experience in this field of mathematics. Joeseph lantria Al Ciselstien Neil Stephens £ 95 Jean Greenfield Tom Kordewick 96 Dennis Ryan Phys Ed Emphasizes Physical and Emotional Development Lynn Braun The aim of the Physical Education Department is to provide students with physical involvement and an emotional outlet. This goal is accomplished through participation in various exercises and ac- tivities. For the first time the girls physical education program is offering the sophomores, juniors, and seniors an elective program. Each grade level has specific requirements, but, in addition, the girls arc able to select at least one elective sport such as Yoga, Archery. Modern Dance, or Self Defense. The Physical Education Department also conducts Drivers Education and Health classes. 97 ‘PtufAicat SducatcoK 9 7 99 Linda Kerner Science Curriculum Adds Environmental Course The science curriculum at Hinsdale South is designed to provide courses which will fit the needs of the student body. Course offerings range from courses requiring a minimum level of scien- tific knowledge to advanced level courses. Efforts to keep the curriculum up to date have led to the adoption of new courses in Advanced Biology. Ad- vanced Chemistry, and Environmental Science. Claudia Geocahs Al Paschal James Schneiderman Harold Lathrop ror Human Enterprise Course Puts It All Together One of the most interesting departures from the standard courses in social studies curriculum is the Human Enterprise course. The Human Enterprise course is an interdisciplinary course combining Social Studies, English, and Art. in which the quests of mankind are studied. James Waring Richard Collopy 102 Marilyn Miller Robert Anderson Joel Stellwagen Jack Higgins Terry Wylllie 103 Electa Lang £01 Mrs. Norman corrects actors during rehearsal. Teachers run technical equipment at sport events. Teachers Prove Dedication Towards Students Student learns through Mr. Monte's assistance. Mrs Deeley shows students example of art work. 105 Student worker. Chris Laudato, opens bookstore for business. June Hoerich Multi-functional Bookstore Carries Out Varied Services The Bookstore, run by Mrs. June Hoerich, is a multi-functional part of Hinsdale South. Among her many duties, Mrs. Hoerich is responsible for the rendering and sale of textbooks, handling of financial transactions, and sale of school supplies. Mrs. Hoerich fills out a receipt for check received. Students wait in line to buy last minute supplies. 106 Nurse Provides Students With Health Services Health services program is based on the health needs of the students along with rendering ser- vices the state laws make mandatory. The pur- pose is to provide each young person the oppor- tunity for optimal, physical, intellectual, and emotional growth and development. Mary Main Collage in nurse's office helps students smile even though it hurts. Emergency first aid is given in the nurses's office. 107 Let's see if you REALLY have a fever. vs � v Paraprofessionals. Floor Nora Leo. Dee McClaren. Sitting: Jan Cielinski, Elaine Stumpe. Joyce Lemnski. Maryann Peterson. Standing. Virginia Beatty. Delphi Kali. Student Center. Sitting: Pat O'Brien. Standing: Blodwyn Beals. Marie Mattlin. Bernadette Hufford. Secretaries. Sitting. Margaret Reid. Eleanor Robson. Standing: Debbie Fuller. Judy Prueter. 109 Cafeteria Workers Provide Food Service Row I: Genevieve Jans. Elizabeth Thompson. Ruth Williams. Dolores Schramm. Row 2-. Rose Mary Pavich. Rose Kure. Bernice McGinness. Oreetha Arnold. Row 3: Mary Kilianek. Cora Jahnke. Jeanne Schafer. Helen Toda. Ruth Howard. Students pay for food as they leave line. Workers prepare sandwiches for lunchtime. 1 10 Audio Visual: Mary Winecki. Shirley Hibblen. Lillian Vicha. Instructional Materials Center Organizes Resources in dittb The library offers a place for students to learn. � • 112 Instructional Materials Center Offers Resources Mrs. Vicha handles the requests and confirmations for film orders. Artistic posters for school use are made on the Wrico sign maker. Instead of reading books, students view films to obtain information. 113 SU dUCls 116 Those Were The Days My Friend ... N N 117 811 jdodj J Hl sftvQ 119 120 The Mind Creates The thought The idea The time The effort The struggle The creation SUCCESS. When Going Gets Tough, Tough Get Going What it takes to be good in athletics can be summed up in five words: A LOT OF HARD WORK. It takes guts, patience, hours and hours of sweat and practice, and a strict routine that has to be followed day in and day out. The greatest reward is uictory. The hardest to face is defeat. 122 £Z I Hornet Gridders Competition Coach Smith advises players on game strategy. 124 The 1973 football season was marked with a record of six wins and three losses, giving the Hornets a third in conference. During the season 21 school records were set—nine of them by Dennis Stejskal. The hard-driving season was evident by the 50 cracked helmets and 120 pairs of broken shoulder pads. The 1973 elected team captains were Gary Eddy, Mark Nieman, and Don Palandech. Other notable players were Dennis Stejskal and Dale Hufstedler who ranked numbers one and two in the con- ference for rushing and scoring. VARSITY Row I: Terry Redford. Bill Millar. Gary Eddy. Chuck Eddy. George Griggs. Joe Breier. Marty Ahrendt. Larry Heiden. Row 2: Bob Martinek, Tony Scurto. Dale Hufstedler. Dennis Ste- jskal. Jack Finnegan. Bob Tinucci. Ernie Hatchell. Brian Griffin. Clark Beatty. Row 3: Coach Schrader. Don Belovsky. Bill Braas, Ken Brown. Tom Patterson. Tom Prindeville, Don Palendech. Joe Davis. Bob Faye. Gary Thomas, Coach Puck. Row 4: Coach Ryan. Tony Makris, Pat Kenny, Jim Skala. Marty Wopinski. Jeff Nieman. Jim Reickmann. Jeff Gillman, Jim Lathrop. Coach Smith. Hornet gridders are stopped on an offensive attempt. Jack Finnegan gets ready to hike for a Hornet yardage gam. Break 21 School Records Dennis Stejskal attempts to go over the Mustang defense. Dale Hufstedler scores another Hornet touchdown. 125 ?o t4 U 25 HORNETS HORNETS HORNETS HORNETS HORNETS HORNETS HORNETS hornets HORNETS J-V's Suffer Losses In Last Minutes Of Play Junior Varsity season started with a solid 42 0 thrashing of Morton Esst. Four different players scored T.D.’s: Jack Holt, Dave Behrens, Bill Piekarz, and John Roeters. The J.V. Hornets were out matched in only one game. Three of the losses came in the last three minutes of play. Their season record of 2 wins and 5 losses earned them a sixth in conference. Defensive standouts were Steve Hall, Tom Reilly, Tom Steide. Craig Dashut. and Mark Provost. Chosen by his teammates as M.V.P. was Jack Holt. 1973 co-captains were Steve Hall and Rill Piekarz. Hornet players on the sidelines watch the game intently. JUNIOR VARSITY Row I: Mitch Toda. Tom Stiede. Mark Stevens. Dave Goodwin. Bill Piekarz. Jack Holt. Randy Jackson, manager Bob Martinck. Row 2 Lyle Moss. Steve Hall. Marty Provost. Phil Saso. Dave Behrens. Dennis Both. Bill Strzelec. Row 3: Gene Wentz. Jeff Voelz. John Roeters. Jeff Sesemann. Rick Graf. Tom Reilly. Kevin Gaynor. Coach Thomas. Coach Driskill. Row 4: Zane Zahner. Kurt Bartgcs. Mike Maley. Craig Dashut. Mike Heaton. Ken Wernli, Terry Barrett. Bob Collins. Coach Yavorski. 127 Hornet player i$ on the receiving end. SOPHOMORE Row I: Andy Monteith. Keith Anderson. Frank Pytel. Jim Lareau. Keith Makey. John Rainis. Tony Vari. Ray Cheehy. Rich Skala. Row 2-. Mike Vilim. John Matlin. Kevin Castans. Marc Hanna. Tom Hruby. Pete Mordente. Gary Mayberry. Dave Gabel. Mike Narro. Bill Lundgren. Row 3: Coach Fahey. John Cherry. George Rosea. Scott Heller. Russ Preban. Leo Dignan. Mark Dreher. Mike O'Connor. Brian DeYoung. Greg Kvackay. Jim Ridlen. Jim Matlock. Eustace Watkins. Coach Walton. Coach lantria. Season Records Tom Hruby tries to outrun the Mustangs players for a Hornet touchdown. Frank Pytel hands off to Tony Vari for another Hornet yardage gain. Jim Skala puts a good block to a member of the opposing team. 128 FRESHMEN Row I: Frank Mathis. Bob Krol. Craig Gundell. Donald Vanerka. Henry Orzech, Jeff Meyer. Irv Schramm. Kevin McDonnell. Dave Zintak, Lew Toda. Row 2: Joe Zurawski. Bob Hudson. Kevin Lange, Kurt Chodaski. Rich Parus. Kevin Barren. Bruce Decker, Mike Vigilionc. Jack Manaras. Chris Haran. John Coyne. Row 3: John Rebman. John Sturm. Ken Lettman. David Kocourek. Bob Hall. Dave Steadman. Henry Tough. Edward Weidman. Mark Skala. Bob Wrobel. Thomas Burns. Row 4: Coach Stellwagon. Coach Foss. Jeff Frankowski, Bill Haran. Tony Fortuna. Randy Adair, Ray Ihle. Andy Karalis. Mike Cheles, James Vanderzanden. Rill Castans. Dominick Scumaci. Frank Gardner. Dave Bik. Coach Lichter. Coach Lathrop. Fail To Reflect Freshmen-Sophomore Efforts Although the Sophomore football team only had a record of I win, 4 losses, and I tie, the team worked well together. This team shows great promise for next year. Outstanding players of the season were Tom Flruby. Gary Mayberry, Tony Vari, and Frank Pytel. The Freshman A team started off the season rather slowly with I win and 3 losses. But 3 consecutive wins at the end of the season gave them a record of 4 wins and 3 losses and also a fourth in the con- ference. Freshmen B team ended their season with a total of 3 wins and 4 losses. Their greatest victory being the defeat of Addison Trail 42-0. Freshman player runs in for another touchdown. Hornet players prepare to tackle the Mustang's carrier. Chris Haran makes a clear path for ball carrier Rich Parus. 129 SITTING: Paul Neuberg, Dave Ruzicka. Keith Feirabend. John Vrtis. KNEELING: Walter Hawken. Jim Krohse. Mark Bretscher. STANDING: Coach Karnstedt. George McDaniel. Mike Miller. Jim Hill. Paul Oilman. Bill Hills. Jack Welbourne. Bob Patrick. ON SHOULDERS: Mark Oswald. ON POSTS: Bill Parish. Jim Cogan. Ed Pawlak. Harriers First Team In South's History The Varsity Cross Country Jeam completed the best season ever, with an llth place standing in the State Meet. After finishing the most important meet of the season against Addison Trail, the Harriers had recorded a fabulous win-loss record of 7 and 0 in conference. But the cross country team didn’t stop there. With the help of runners Mike Miller, Boh Patrick, and George McDaniel, they added to this fabulous record, a Co-Championship standing in the DPVL Conference, a 4th place standing in the District Meet, and finally a 3rd place standing in the Sec- tional Contest. 130 Mike Miller ends a perfect race with South's victory over Willowbrook. Hornet Harriers loosen up for a big contest. To Qualify For State Finals South looks to the future with junior runners Jim Cogan and Bill Parish. Paul Neuberg and Jack Welbourne take a turn in triumphant race. Bob Patrick and Bill Hills show determination at start of Willowbrook meet. 131 Zwierzynski passes one of Addison Trail runners. Dale Meador crosses bridge, going towards another Hornet victory. Freshmen And Sophomore Runners i SITTING: John Bretcher. Kevin Sluder. STANDING: John Kail, Mike McCoy. Richard Zwierzynski. Robert Hawkin. Coach Madsen. ON POSTS: Mike Hill. Robin Pletsch. James McNamara. Don Riehm. Ed Hanson. Chuck Zwierzynski. Dale Meador. 132 Ed Hanson rounds another turn in the Willowbrook meet. Mike Hill takes an early lead in a meet against Addison Trail. Show Promise For Future Seasons John Kail heads for the finish line. Although the Freshmen-Sophomore Cross Country Team had a slow start in obtaining runners, they managed to keep up their morale and running ability. With the help of Coach Madsen the Freshmen-Sophomore Flarriers finished the season with a 4th place in the conference. This team showed great promise for future Varsity Cross Country seasons. 133 134 Kerry Coomer uses his fine dribbling techniques to fake out the other team. Pat Kenny shows blocking form that minimized the opposing team's scoring. South s playing ability is demonstrated through Jim Skalas aggressiveness. Perseverance Characterizes This years' Varsity Basketball Team was one of the most hustling and hardworking teams South has ever seen. They displayed great aggressiveness and perserverance throughout the season. They proved their outstanding physical ability by beating their two arch rivals Hinsdale Central 56-54 and Downers South 66-60 in overtime. Almost all of the other games were close matches. The Varsity Team had a conference record of 4 and 10. VARSITY BASKETBALL Row I: Gary Rito. Mike Murphyt manager Frank Smith, manager Doug Ticaric. manager Kerry Coomer. Row 2-. Coach Madsen. Larry Heiden. Jim Skala, John Stumpe, Pat Kenny, Brad Moody. Brian O’Donavan, Jim Lathrop. Don Palandech. Jack Higgins. Hornets Varsity Season Gary Rito scores against Willowbrook. Jim Lathrop goes inside for two points. 135 Andy Burton puts one in as Terry Barret looks on. Tony Hill demonstrates scoring techniques which made the JV season. Coach Madsen discusses playing tactics. 136 Junior Varsity Plays Best Game Ever The Junior Varsity Team had a fine season with a ii and 3 league record. Their record was attributed to a high number of assists and turnovers and also to balanced scor- ing with 4 out 5 starters scoring in double figures. The Junior Varsity Team defeated East Leyden for the first time under the coaching of Mr. Madsen. Coach Madsen said it was the best game he had ever seen played by a Junior Varsi- ty Team. JV BASKETBALl Row I: Bill Piekarz. Mike Murphy. Frank Smith. Doug Ticaric. Greg Easley. Row 2: Coach Madsen. Rick Hufstedler. Mike Maley, Russ Hancock. Terry Barrett. Tony Gill. Andy Bur- ton. Terry Krakosky, Coach Higgins. to 137 Russ Hancock goes up for two. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL Front Row: Mark Purkart, Andre Walker. Jeff Hememan. Eustace Watkins. Tom Difiglio, John Ramis. Rick Skala. Greg Zitzka. manager. Back Row= Bob Dwyer, manager. Keith Nelson. Jim Ridlen. Jeff Sesemann, Russ Preban. Dave Straub. Bryan DeYoung, Tom Garritano, Jeff Meyer, manager. Coach Arnold. Coach Arnold explains winning team tactics. Ken Brown demonstrates his fine free throw form. Talented Players Mark Brian DeYoung goes in for a lay-up. 136 Dwayne Hall demonstrate his dribbling form. Frosh Soph Seasons Jeff Patino dribbles through the Mustang defense. Jim Brownlow attempts an outside shot. This year’s sophomore team had a record of 9 and 3, leading the scoring end of the team were, Brian DeYoung, Rusty Preban, Ken Brown. Leading defensive were Ken Brown. John Rainis, and Jim Ridlen. The freshman team had a record of 5 wins-14 losses. With the help of leading scorer and rebounder Rob Rollins they gained a 2nd place trophy in the eight team Benet Christmas Tournament. The starters for the freshman A team were Chris Ludwig, Dwayne Flail, Tony Fortuna, and Jeff Patino. Ed Hanson, Jim Brownlow, John Coyne and John Rebman led the Freshman B team all season. FROSH BASKETBALL Row I: Jeff Meyer, manager; Ed Hanson, Al Camp, Tony Schneiderman. Joe Zurawski. Bob Krol. Jim Vanderzanden. Mike Cheles. Fortuna. Jim Brownlow. John Rebman. Bob Ray. Dwayne Hall. John Coyne. Chris Ludwig. Rob Rollins. Jeff Patino. Randy Adair. Hank Tough. Coach Roger Zimmerman. Greg Zitzka, manager. Row 2: Dob Dwier, manager. Coach Walton. f39 VARSITY WRESTLING Front Row: Jerry Davis. Jeff Neilsen. George Foy. Tom Kure. Mark Oldis. Andy Bazan. Back Row: Coach Monte. Jeff Albiniak. Marty Arhendt. Mark Sesemann. Gary Eddy. Jeff Gillman. Jerry Davis Demonstrates the technique that made him all conference. The varsity team had their best season this year with a 3 and 4 record. They also had the best varsity dual meet record. They won a major meet against Morton East and were champs in an 8 team holiday tournament. Varsity Wrestlers Record George Foy prepares to break loose for a take down. 140 Jeff Albiniak gets ready to take his opponent to the mat. All conference Gary Eddy takes his man to the mat. Historical Season For South Tom Kure tries to roll his opponent for a pin. Andy Bazan gains a well earned pin. Coach Monte shows his enthusiasm in the match. 141 Small Team Plagues Junior Varsity Season This years Junior Varsity team only managed to get a 4-10 record. This record was attributed to the fact that they had to forfeit 3 to 4 matches every meet due to lack of players. Outstanding players for the Junior Varsity team were Mark Provost, Captain-, Ted Durham, Ed Pawlak, Bob Jarvis, and Zane Zahner. J.V. WRESTLING TEAM Front Row: Larry Colvin, Bob Jarvis. Mike Narro. Ed Pawlak. Chris Laudato. Back Row: Coach Monte. Mark Provost. Zane Zahner. John Bazan. Tom Stedie. Tom Albiniak. SOPHOMORE WRESTLERS Row I: Keith Anderson. Bill Castans. Tony Vari, Reickmann. Keith Makey. Mark Vineyard. Tom Hruby. Shawn Hayes. Howard Frank Pytel. Dave Kohl. Joe Pallardy. Row 3= Coach Faris, Eric Johnson. Jim Breeden. Manager. Sophomores Demonstrate Fantastic Season Coach Faris congratulates Eric Johnson on his fine performance. An unknown wrestler adds a pin to his record. Frank Pytel prepares his opponent for a pin. The Sophomore wrestling team had a fantastic season with an undefeated record. They were un- defeated in two tournaments and a quadrangular match. They were undefeated in and out of con- ference. Two freshman. Tony Vari and Bill Castans. and two sophomores, Tom Hruby and Frank Pytel were tournament champs with an un- defeated record. 143 Freshman Wrestlers Defeat Morton West FRESHMAN WRESTLERS Row I: Dan Fowler. Steve Jalowiec, Dave Steadman. Bob Hudson, Dave Gabel. Bob Cerqua, Kevin Barrett. Frank Gardner. Erv Schramm. John Embree. Frank Mathis. Jack Manaras. Row Coach Faris. Dominick Scumaci. Ron Wilm, Coach Huber. Dave Steadman prepares to roll his man into pinning position. The Freshman Wrestling team had a season record of 9 and 7. Highlighting the season was a first place win in the Rich South 14 team tournament. The team also defeated Morton West’s undefeated Freshman team. Outstanding wrestlers were Dave Gable, Dave Stead- man, Erv Shramm, Jack Manaras, Bob Cerqua, Frank Gardner, and Bob Hudson. The Judge signals Tony Vari the winner again. 144 VARSITY GYMNASTICS Bottom Row: Chuck Gray. Jim Downer. Dave Camp, Winkleblack. Gary Thomas. Dave Yedinak. Kevin Castans, Clark Beatty. Al Reu, Joe Mordente. Dave Krc. Rob Vogler. Jeff Fox. Top Row: John Goode. Art Dennis Both. Coach Tom Kordewick. Varsity Gymnasts Place Fourth In District. Joe Mordante earns points with a near perfect handstand. The Varsity Gymnastics team had a season record of 5 wins and 8 losses and placed 4th in the District meet. Gymnasts who placed for Sectionals were Jim Downer on high bar, Dave Yedinek, John Goode, and Chuck Gray on side horse, and Art Winkleblack and Kevin Castans on trampoline. This year's team had only 5 seniors, the rest were juniors, 9 of which lettered. These juniors should give backbone to next year’s team. Gary Thomas executes a back flip. f45 Dennis Both carries out his routine. Jim Downer, all around man, completes his routine. 146 Freshmen, Sophomore Gymnasts Gain Experience FROSH SOPH GYMNASTICS Bottom Row. Chick Magnuson, Rick Zwierzynski, Steve Gray. Ray Bingden, Jim Ihm, Dave Griffin. Russ Stanuch. Kevin McDonnell. Top Row: Don Yedinak, Ron Krc. Jay Miller. Brian Starr. Milt Perry. Gary Kamphuis, Scott Wells. John Cherry. Tim Zillnskl. Bob Ermel. Mike McDonnell. Coach Lichter. Jim Zilinski prepares to start his routine. The freshman sophomore gymnastics team had a weak season with a season record of 2 wins and 10 losses and a conference record of 2 wins and 4 losses. Their two wins were against Downers South and West Leyden. The team placed 5th in con- ference. Coach Lichter stated that this was a learning season that served mainly to give experience to the players. Scott Wells gains points with his legs straight. 47 Kevin McDonnell does his high bar routine. VARSITY SWIMMING Row I: Steve Miller. Mike Breier. Jerry Homme. Steve Fummagalli. Steve Anderson. Row 1. Mike Rodgers. Drew Pierson. Tony Pragovich. Paul Jaros. Tom Kenny. Greg Lathrop. Todd Vostry. Row 3: Mike Martin. Mgr� Ed Simundic. Bob Holtz. Dave Ruzicka, Ed Castans, Rick Herda. Mike Howes. Mike Parent, coach Gary Burton. Swimmers Claim DPVL Title Second Straight Year. The 1974 Varsity Swim team captured the DPVL conference title for the second straight year. Their overall dual record was II wins and 2 losses. They also placed third in the Hinsdale South Invitational and second in the Marmion Relays. The Hinsdale Hornets took third in the District meet. Mark Breir set the 500 freestyle record with a time of 5:07.4. Mike Rogers set the 100 breast record with a time of 1:04.5. Jerry Homme rests after 200 individual medley. t49 Swimmer leave the block at the start of an event. Dave Ruzika shows form that made him second in conference. Greg Lathrop swims backstroke. Todd Vostry shows the form that made him 1st in the 200 medley relay. Bob Holtz holds the 100 yard butterfly record of 55.8 seconds. t5t FROSH SOPH SWIMMING Front Row: Howard Wilier, mgr: Mike McCoy. Brian Coach; Joe Bastuga. Kevin Lange. Mike Zary. Burke Blevins. Ken Rogers. Lance Cook. Mike Estes. Tom Flynn, Dale Lundgren, Mike Lamb. Mark Skala. Fred Vostry. Brian Netols. Dennis Ryan. Frosh Soph Coach. Row 4: John Kail, Andy Fischer. Row 2-. Joe Cielinski. Paul Stachniak, Mike Schramm. John Sturm. Larry Karalis. Mike Riehle. John McGinnis. Tom Wanda. Ken Payne, Fred Hans. Rogers. Bob Aument. Don Riehm. Paul Peca. Row 3: Ted Etherington. Diving For the fourth straight season the Sophomore swim team won the conference championship. On the way to the title they broke four conference records. Kevin Lange lead the Freshman swim team by his outstanding performance. In addition to qualifying for the state meet in three events, he took first in the 50 Fly at the Hinsdale Central Invitational and first in the 50 Fly and the 50 Free at the Thor- nridge Invitational. The Freshman team placed third in the conference and finished the season with 4 wins and 8 losses. Coach Ryan gives Ken Payne a few pointers. Conference Records Shatter Larry Rogers shows his breaststroke form. As Sophs Capture Title Bob Aument swims freestyle for the Hornets. Joe Cielinski demonstrates his freestyle form. Girls' Swim Team TENNIS TEAM Row I. Darlene Budzisz, Nancy Palendech, Lee Hogrefe. Kathy Rambean. Mrs. Gollan. Row 2-. Barb Anderson. Francye Klus. Chris Hall. Jan Tumenas. Gina Bocconcelli, Gail Spannagel. Sharon Woods. Lynn Meyer. The backhand is demonstrated by Hinsdale South tennis player. The girls’ swim team this year has shown outstanding speed and stamina throughout their season. Not only did they achieve an excellent record of 4 wins-2 losses but went on to place first in State competition. Melissa Gregory was elected most valuable player. Other girls sports did not fair as well in 1973-74. The tennis team finished their season with a sixth in con- ference and a record of 2 wins- 4 losses. The badmin- ton team recorded 6 losses- 0 wins. Varsity volleyball team missed a winning season with 2 wins- 4 losses. While the J-V’s broke even with 3 wins- 3 losses. The archery team earned its single victory in five contests by defeating East Leyden. Gail Spannagel demonstrates skills. 154 Captures State Title ARCHERY TEAM Row I: Eve Pappas. Belinda Emmel. Carol Lay. Celeste Hatchell. Karen Kollar. Sue Eggert. Row 2-. Joanne Heggen. Judy Kopnva. Mary Lou Cox. Miss Matczak All these Archers for one little apple? Judy Kopnva demonstrates the correct archery stance. 155 The Girls' Volleyball Team prepares to return the ball. GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL Row I: Miss Kerner, coach. Row 2-. Alison Adams, Carol Hulka, Milena Fencl. Cindy Mamscalli. Kathy Galateo. Denise Burns, Uadi Slowik. Row 3: Kathy Kulla. Sandy Hauser, Karen O'Hara. Donna Brummerstedt. mgr.i Paula Nelson. Teri Filipowski. mgr.i Diane Pendergrass, Sue Kodman. Rae Cer- ny. Kathy Ginette is enthusiastic in her playing. Alison Adams prepares to serve for another South point. GIRL S SWIMMING Row h Pat Sheehan. Maureen McDonald. Mary Sturm. Ramona Schmidt. Joan Percell. Mary Lynn Stramaglis. Kelcy McBeath. Barb Miles, mgr. Row 2■ Katy Beale. Kristi Hingtgen. Pat Gibson. Linda King. Lanette Gallimore. Chris Vancura, Tricia Miller, Laura Jacobson. Row 3: Miss Braun, coach; Lynn Fritsche. Sue Pilaszewski. Kathy Daugherty. Sara Beckman. Kathy Kagay. Cindy Julian. Cindy Brown. Debby Gleason. Row 4= Carol Mitoraj. Irene Noth. Ingrid Biliunas. Melissa Gregory. Del Dibbern. Roxanne Stiede. Jan Williamson. Joanne Rothrock. N ♦ GIRL S BADMINTON Sitting: JoAnn Heggen. Cindy Mamsealli. Standing Kathy Ginett, Judy Kopriva. Alison Adams. Miss Kerner. coach; Diane DiNello. Diane DiNello shown great badminton form. 157 1974 Sports Leave Their Marks In South’s History Football Varsity Carl Sandburg Morton Fast Downers South Willowbrook Morton West Fast Leyden Glenbard Fast Addison Trail W ost Leyden Junior Varsity Morton East Powners South Willowbrook Morton West East Leyden Glenbard East Addison Trail West Leyden Sophomore Cart Sandburg Dow ners South Willowbrook East Leyden Addison Trail Wheaton North Freshman A Willowbrook Morton West East Leyden Glenbard Addison Trail West Leyden Downers South Freshman B Downers South Willowbrook Morton West West Leyden Glenbard East Addison Trail West Leyden South Opp. 14 15 38 0 13 21 | 14 ] 6 2 4 0 U 30 44 13 33 13 I 6 ; 0 . 43 0 £ 48 8 16 14 20 0 20 38 6 20 22 38 6 South Opp. 8 13 0 22 0 18 0 20 6 6 6 0 0 6 12 8 0 10 16 14 26 0 26 6 0 34 6 12 12 8 26 12 0 6 0 14 42 0 0 6 Cross Country C onferenee 1st Addison Trail 64 51 District 4th East Leyden 52 46 Sectional 3rd Glenbard East 39 43 State llth Sophomore Sophomore Benet 55 52 Riverside Brookfield 36 30 York 43 61 Downers South 31 36 Hinsdale Central 41 48 Willowbrook 36 24 Downers South 53 49 : Morton West 32 26 Downers North 31 38 East Leyden 35 24 Morton West 38 47 [ Glenbard East 17 41 Willowbrook 69 56 Addison Trail 30 20 West Leyden 60 38 West Leyden 31 47 Maine East 40 58 W aukegan Invitational 10th Addison Trail 49 26 Hinsdale South Itn national 8th East Leyden 52 62 [Conference 4th Downers South 66 59 Morton West 62 50 West Leyden 75 48 Freshmen Addison Trail 51 43 Riverside Brookfield 50 15 East Leyden 64 41 Downers South 35 18 Glenbard East 52 60 Willowbrook 34 24 Morton West 38 24 East Leyden 39 19 Freshmen A Addison Trail 34 31 Benet 51 33 West Leyden 50 15 York 39 58 Waukegan Invitational 8th Hinsdale Central 29 54 Downers South 39 47 Morton West 40 33 Willowbrook 31 61 West Leyden 33 31 Maine East 37 56 Basketball Addison Frail East Leyden 48 47 69 Downers South Morton West 35 41 52 60 Naperville 38 53 West Leyden 54 47 Addison Trail 31 46 Varsity Benet South 44 Opp. 46 East Leyden Glenbard East 44 36 60 71 York 59 75 Hinsdale Central 56 54 Freshmen B Downers South 64 60 Downers North 56 61 Benet 29 15 Morton West 67 59 York 36 49 Willowbrook 46 67 Hinsdale Central 33 41 West Leyden 58 68 Downers South 40 37 Maine East 51 65 Morton West 41 39 Addison Trail 52 46 Willowbrook 29 53 Fast Leyden 56 86 West Leyden 61 41 Glenbard East 45 53 Maine East 35 43 Downers South 50' 51 Addison T rail 55 30 Morton West 65 59 East Leyden 42 37 Willowbrook 62 65 Downers South 45 47 West Leyden 56 60 Morton West 46 50 Addison T rail 53 55 Naperville 45 51 East Leyden 55 90 West Leyden 32 23 Glenbard Last 41 76 Addison Trail 27 46 East Leyden 33 31 Glenbard East 46 63 Junior Varsity Benet York 49 57 36 69 Varsity South Opp. Morton West 57 46 Riverside Brookfield 34 24 Willowbrook 45 44 Downers South 23 33 West Leyden 70 46 Willowbrook 25 31 Maine East 63 25 Morton West 16 46 Addison T rail 49 40 East Leyden 15 41 Fast Leyden 60 50 Glenbard East 25 30 Glenbard East 53 35 Addison Trail 26 29 Pownerj South 51 50 West Leyden 15 50 Morton West 68 62 Waukegan Invitational 2nd Willowbrook 53 67 Hinsdale South Invitational 1st West Leyden 51 49 Wrestling Varsity Glenbard North York South 31 33 Opp. 13 14 Ridgewood 30 13 East Leyden 95.53 96.38 Freshman Lisle 48 3 Downers South 103.04 69.98 Evergreen Park 90 81 Willowbrook 48 5 Naperville Central 104.89 108.79 Proviso West 75 73 West Leyden 18 34 Lyons Township 109.08 109.95 Homewood-Flossmoor 84 87 Ridgewood Inv. 4th York 90.91 130.53 Carl Sandburg 58 III Addison 31 36 Gienbard East 105.16 118.71 Thornton 33 49 Proviso West 44 8 Conference 4th Downers South 63 108 East Leydon 16 38 District 4th West Leyden 86 80 Morton East 48 3 Lyons Township 63 113 Downers South Morton West Gienbard East Oak Park Morton East Tournament District Sectional JuniorVarsity Gienbard North York Ridgewood Willowbrook West Leyden Addison Proviso West East Leyden Downers South Morton West Gienbard East Sophomore Gienbard North York Lisle Willowbrook RB Tournament West I eyden Addison Proviso West East Leyden Morton East Downers South Morton West Gienbard East Freshman Gienbard North York Ridgewood Lisle Willowbrook West Leyden Addison Proviso West East Leyden Morton East Downers South Rich S Tournament Morton West Gienbard East 17 35 21 20 1st 4th 8th South 26 17 41 77 78 18 44 14 15 30 71 South 57 58 39 57 1st 35 31 47 30 79 21 46 44 South 71 78 57 54 47 74 18 39 74 75 79 1st 73 31 22 I O Sophomore 18 Proviso West 33 43.9 38 Wheaton North 30.6 38.3 Lincolnway 31.6 53.98 Willowbrook 33.53 50.93 West Leydon 38 35 Downers North 38 38 Addison Trail 3L43 60.96 Opp. East Leyden 33.78 45.13 33 Downers South 43.3 31.18 31 Naperville Central 48. 55 18 Lyons Township 50 93 39 York 40.56 78.16 33 Gienbard East 3$w4 73.13 39 Conference 4th 33 45 48 Freshman South Opp. 37 Addison Trail 35.56 43.58 43 East Leyden 30.38 30.90 Gienbard East 34.3 39.44 Opp. 6 10 15 17 77 73 6 15 74 76 10 8 Opp. 39 37 II 6 71 37 37 36 43 37 33 31 31 Swimming Varsity South Opp. Evergreen Park 116 50 Proviso West 130 33 Thornton 90 81 Marmion 77 100 Downers South 94 West Leyden 119 Riverside Brook held 96 74 Morton West 104 67 East Leyden 63 31 Naperville IT7 Homew ood-Flossmoor 96.5 Hinsdale South Invitational 4th Marmion Relays 2nd Conference 1st District 3rd Morion West East Leyden Oak Forest Riverside Brook fie DPVL Conference 73 33.5 55 55 3rd 98 48.5 66 45 vs v 1 I Gymnastics Sophomore Tvergreen Park Proviso West 83 76 86 91 Thornton 113 51 Marmion 97 65 Varsity South Opp. Downers South 88 75 Proviso West 103.33 113.58 West Leyden 113 41 Wheaton North 79.35 73.44 Riverside- Brookfield 110 53 Lincolnway 84.75 70.35 Morton West 91 77 Willowbrook 87.04 87.47 East Leyden 61 30 West Leyden 96.69 6.55 Naperville 117 55 Downers North 94.43 74.83 Homewood-Flossmoor 71 85 Addison Trail 93.83 133.30 DPVL Conference 1st 159 160 Bumper to bumper traffic occurs after an assembly. School was even a place to study. 161 The crowd anxiously looks on. Crowds Find Many People, Many Faces, Everywhere Confetti flies through the air. Students wait at the bookstore. A.F.S. Spreads Friendship American Field Service was formed to bring the world closer together, and to spread friendship and understanding through student exchange programs. This year Hinsdale South was fortunate enough to have two students from foreign coun- tries stay here for the entire year; and was able to send Donna Heggie over the summer to Argentina. As in previous years, A.F.S. entered a prize-winning car in the Homecoming parade, sponsored the fund-raising candy sale, and had the annual A.F.S. Weekend in April, for all A.F.S. students in the en- tire area. The A.F.S. car was a winner in the Homecoming parade. A.F.S. Row I: Cheryl Skurkis. Pres.i Paul Szachnitowski, Vice-Pres.i Dominique Philibert. Ragni Gronblom, Dave Buska. Treas.i Row 2: Mrs. Cray, sponsor Dave Finch. Eric Theile. Faith Camit. Mrs. Karnstedt. sponsor. Row 3: Diane Bruce. Barb Repiha, Fran Collins. Andrea Urbas. Cecelia Loher. 162 163 It was an unforgettable day for Dominique. Dominique Visits As A.F.S. Student From France Dominique Philibert was one of this year’s A.F.S. students. During her stay, Dominique, lived with the Veliseks. In school she studied: Theater Arts, Russian III, German IV, Art Foundations, and P.E. Dominique was very active in school and became involved in many organizations. She was selected the Homecoming First Attendant for '73. Dominique Reigns over Homecoming festivities. Music is one of her favorite interests. Ragni Brings A New Meaning To Friendship i Ragni Gronblom whose homeland is Finland, was one of this year’s A.F.S. students. She found the United States great, and commented: Everything is just so big.” Ragni has many interests, among them: art, music, chemistry and languages-, and hopes, one day to see the world. But most of all, Ragni enjoys meeting people and extending her warm friendship to them. Ragni enjoys a day at her new home. Mountain climbing isn't as easy as it looks. Camping Club Discovers The Great Outdoors CAMPING CLUB Row I: Tom McDonald. Chick Magnusson. Rogei Close. Dan Bata. Richard Grisson. Terry Murphy. Howard Breeden. Row 2. Tammy Hollowed. Robin Smith. Lois Lorenzi. Egle Biehl, Paul Hubka. The Pre-Vocational Camping Club provides P.V. students with an opportunity to organize and carry out their plans in various campsights-such as Devil's Lake. Wisconsin; Rock Cut State Park. White Pines State Park, and Starved Rock. Trips ac- commodate $-20 students-, the Club supplies all necessary equipment. Students go hiking, horseback riding, swimming, fishing, boating and cave exploring as facilities and weather permit. CtyuttfUtu? f 65 Band Enriches School With Music This year the Hinsdale South Concert and Symphonic Bands have continued to achieve great success. The first place band gave two public con- certs, along with entering and placing highly in the various state contests. The band was rewarded for their efforts when they accepted Sen. Percy's in- vitation to perform a concert on the steps of the Capitol, in Washington D.C. during spring vaca- tion. The Jazz Band performs frequently throughout the year at festivals, concerts and assemblies. It con- sists of 23 members. The Hindsale South Jazz Band is well-known for its excellent performance and has the reputation of being a first place band. BAND COUNCIL Row I: Debbie Bluder. Sharon Young. Kathy Haubenreiser. Steve Null. Row 2: Jim Kanas, Laurie Wenhart. Mark Led- vora. leri Bluder. Sue Jarvis Concert Band 166 Practice makes perfect. Drum Majors: Sue Jarvis and Peter Weeks. Color Guard: Laurie Wenhart. Sandy Palmer. Debbie Sanders. Jean Pantke, Kathy Paryzek. Sharon Young. Cindy Najera. Debbie Bluder. tv N. Clarinet Choir: Sue Jarvis. J. B. Heineman. Mark Ledvora. Cindy Najera. Roger Aurthur. Richard Kosiec. Sharon Hancock. Carolyn Krizek. Bob Moreland. Robin Lennox, Jean Pantke. 167 SYMPHONIC WIND ENSEMBLE SAX QUARTET: J. B. Heineman. Roger Arthur. Karl Lehenbauer. Mark Ledvora. PERCUSSION: Cecilia Loher. George Paras. John Potenza. Annette Muenzing. Brian Yunker. Brian Lorge. Marching band members wait in anticipation for half-time. 168 BRASS CHOIR: Doug Haddick, Bob Taruis. Brian Loher. Linda True. Pete Konas. Haddick. Steve Null. Sharon Oban. Gary Djubek, Mark Barrett. Dale Bluder. Ken Thompson. Phil WOODWIND TRIO: Sharon Young. Debbie Bluder. Sue Jarvis. 169 Jazz Band performs for a school assembly. Cheerleaders Promote School Spirit For the first time in South s history no senior girl tried out for the Varsity squad. As a result, it was solely comprised of juniors. Both the J.V. and the varsity cheerleaders worked together on a car wash, participated in the homecoming parade, had pies thrown in their faces at the senior carnival, and in general promoted school spirit. Rah-Rahs read about the team. Practice makes perfect. JUNIOR VARSITY Julie Middlegge. co-captaini Cheri Graf. Kerry Lyman, captain� Diane Gibson. Sheri Voorhees. Sue Henderson. Michelle Kamnikar. Laura Major. VARSITY Top Row: Gale Koproske. co-captain, Sue Underwood, captain, Lisa Schultz, Cathy Huck. Betsy Camp, Coy Valack, Miss Kay Aubrecht. Miss Ardis Sheridan. Standing: Joyce Simandi. Cindy Stewart. 170 Chess Club Competes At State Tournament With a membership of only fifteen, Hinsdale South’s Chess Club managed to be successful. The members practiced chess Tuesdays after school to highten their skills in this challenging game. This year, Chess Club played against other schools, and at the State Tournament. In the Sophomore category Greg Maresh won four out of five at the State Tournament, losing the title of Sophomore Champion by only one match. And so showed what South’s Chess Club can really do. Dale Sabo tries for a win. GIRLS' GLEE. Row h Linda Laird. Louise Tross. Elizabeth Vitkus. Julie Haven. Karen Teclaw. Rhonda Heramo. Tricia Miller. Chris Mroz. Linda Walker. Celeste Hatched. Row 2. Belinda Emmel. Neela Kulkarni. Terry Szwarga. Kathy Loonam. Susan Ohap. Lorraine Sobolewski. Debbie Cisler. Joan Balvich. Brenda Rayburn. Row 3: Kathie Hardie, Maureen Olafson. Carol Mitoraj. Debbie Granquist. Laura Lubien. Debbie Navins. Wendy Huxhold. Debbie Bounsky. Linda Kleinschmidt. Debby Muller. Row 4. Darlene Budzisz. Debbie Williams. Cindi Brown. Maureen Casey. Barb Koszewski. Jan Williamson. Kris Thompson. Kay Powell. LaVerne Frentzel. Becky Soma. Tina Westrom. Jill Schrader. BOYS’ GLEE. Row I: Chick Magnusson. Mike McCoy. Terry Atkison. Joseph Chalupa. Row 2-. Larry Burk. Robert Miller. Greg Zitzka. Howard Wilier. Row 3: Richard Waschea. Joe Basturga. TREBLE CHOIR. Row I: Pat Maresh. Wendie Chuboda, Mary Jean Breier. Kim Cheryl Tomasek. Kathy Petersen, Anna Wagner. Row 3. Susan Kagay. Kathy Casey. Debbie Atkison, Cathy Lello, Sharon Woods. Cathy Kirin. Karen Peck. Kulla. Cathy Valack. Sue Ludwig, Kim Sedgewick. Kathy Kelly. Nancy Palandeck. Joanne Gomez. Claudia Beigel. Row 2-. Sies Schwarz. Kathy O'Brien. Cindy Debbie Little. Juanita Apellaniz. Myra Surina. Chris Kulla. Schuhz. Karen Kulla. Kathy Casey. Jo Anne Story. Sue Ekins, Sandy Teclaw. Chorus Brings Music To South Practice is essential to success. The music department's choirs have brightened many days with the sounds of their voices. This year Mr. Chaffin took over the direction of vocal music classes. These vocal groups have performed at assemblies and concerts with great success. CONCERT CHOIR. Row 1= Mr. John Chaffin. Dori Pfeiffer. Denise Burns. Kathy Barkus. Melissa Ciszewski. Kathy Miller. Diane Pendergrass, Tina Piekarski. Kim Estler. Carmella Ziccarelli. Donna Whitmer. Row 2. Barb Paul. Mary Boland. Peggy Wungluck. Jan Wolf. Cindy La Porte. Cheryl Zilinski. Del Dibbern. Coy Valack, Judy Kopriva. Barb Miles. Dave Finch. Row 3: Pam Weeks. Paul Jones. Jeff Berry. Greg Errandi. Ken Brown. Pete Duys, John Kronak, Steve Draper. Gernie McCoy. Row 4: Ken Ferguson. Glen Gutowski. John Luther. Leif Johnson. Wally Vanderzandin. Frank Smith. Pat Monaglan. Richard Schlegel. Elliot Latimer. Chorus members work towards perfection. D.E. Row I: Marlene Badding. Ross Rice. Marcia Pote. Secretary} Joyce Johnson. Vice-Pres.s John Goode. Pres.; Debbie Hauser. Mike Miller. Row 2: Donna Geboo, Colleen Maves. Janet Meier. Kathy Dougherty, Jill Wangerow. Robert Castle. Mr. James Driskill. Row 3: Lynn Szwarga. Jim Austin. Ronald Gavin. Jerry Mugnolo. David O’Hara. Joe Petrick. Row 4: Steve Draper. John Kornak. Gale Sprecker. Denise Olsen. Gary Owano. Tom Proce. Terry Eggleston. Kathy Unnerstall. D.E. Offers Students Opportunities In Sales The D.E. club is one phase of the total D.E. program. It is a program of instruction which teaches marketing, merchandising, and manage merit with the club being an integral part of this program. The members are not only members of the local chapter, but are members of the stale Association of DECA. Chapter activities are recognized as a part of the total education program. Club activities include: participating in local, state, and national contests, fund raising, social events, and attendance at D.E. conferences. Ross Rice works at Sears Oakbrook. 175 D.O. Row one Lynn Meyer. Cheryl Skurkis. Cheryl Vlasity, Linda Powers. Nancy Dave Borowy. Mark Camp. Tony Lyskanowski. Larry VanBuskirk. Dan Smith. Ed Glowski. Debbie Crampton. Row two: Bob Bowers. Dan De Vito. Norm Wells. Ulshafer. Bob Rozewicz. Bob Kasper. George Foy. Dave Errandi. Ted Polonczyk. Row three: Ken Foster. D.O. Gives Students a Chance Diversified Occupations is a group of students learning as they work. They gain a better un- derstanding of how the worlds of business and in- dustry operate. The group sold cookies, candles, and cards as part of a fund-raising project and helped in the compilation of the Buzzer. The D.O. Club is a member of V.I.C.A. (Vocational Industrial Clubs of America) and attended the annual Illinois V.I.C.A conference held in Springfield at the end of the year, to compete in various skills. Also, at the end of the year, an employer appreciation banquet was held to salute the participating employers for co-operating with the D.O. Club and the school. D.O. Row I: Ron Baker. Row 2: Pam Kunstman, Karen Crampton, Bruce Perkinson. Barb Fiickman, Ken Nix. Row Three: Don Schroeder, Kathy Gabrys. Dave Nemecek. Barb Nielson. Todd Brooks, Doug Brehens. D.O. Row one: Mike Szot. Nan Baker. Carrie Beyer. Larry Karnarski. Tim Mixon. Row two: Dan Babyar. John Billich, Randy Batch. Terry Mroz. Ed Simundic. Row Three: John Carlson. Larry Schafer. Mark Dreher. Wayne Markis. Mike Kush. Kevin Sturges. 176 Dorado Proves Swimming Can Be Fun Dorado is an all female, swimming organization. They had three preliminary work shops which were followed by try-outs. The group was chosen by both teachers and students. Each week they met to work on improving their individual physical skills, and to learn routines for the annual Dorado Water Show which is held in May. Water routines requires much practice. Synchronized swimming is what Dorado is all about. DORADO Row . Kathy Kagay. Roxanne Stiede. Debby Jalowiec. Debbie Palardy. Mary Stramaglia. Miss Braun, sponsor; Lynn Fritsche. Row 2-. Debbie Gleason. Rosemary Vaughn. Maureen McDonald. Pat Sheehan. Ramonna Schmidt, Annette Bindgen. Pam Marquardt. Joyce Curcio. Row 3: Carol Mitora. Mary Mayes. Linda Krueger. Nancy Pantke, Joanne Gomez. Cindy Kummerer. Donna Shire. Rita Zaccone. Row 4: Cheryl Williamson. Joan Purcell. Dominique Philibert. Linda Laird. Debbie Soukup. Debbie Stuchl. Mary Kang. Row 5: Vicki Nyc. Robin Gregory. Marci Coomer. Elizabeth Vitkus. Peggy Dunne. Jan Meier. Laura Koszewski. Row 6. Sue Slakis. Wendy Wagner. Karen Shider. Sheri Voorhecs. Sue Pilaszewski. Don na Strezlec. Kim Tyl. Students Learn To Appreciate The French Culture The French Club has the purpose of teaching students to appreciate and understand the culture of France. This was accomplished by having a pic- nic, French-style-, going Christmas caroling, having a progressive dinner and a dinner in the at- mosphere of a French restaurant. Row I: Dominique Philibert. Kathy Besle. Mary Breier. Row 2: Paul Ecker. Row 4: Diane Pendergrass. Gina Bocconcelli. Debbie Pallardy. Debbie Szachnitowski. Barbara Johns. Jo Ann Gomez. Ragni Gronblom. Barbara Bocinsky. Grace Uribe. Cindy Simpson. Cindy La Porte. Koniuszyk. Row 3= Judy Repiha. Linda Krueger. Mrs. McLaughlin, sponsor-. Mark 178 Activities Vary German Club Schedule The German Club tries to make the study of the German language more meaningful through the participation in many activities. This year these ac- tivities included: a trip to German Town, a splash party, and dinner at a German restaurant. Anyone For a Swim? That sounds good . . . what is it? GERMAN CLUB Row L Diane Lange. Martin Franek. Jerry Kuc. Paul Bradwein. Roger Zimmerman. Row 2: Mr. Etherington, sponsor; Dori Pfeiffer, sec.; Dave Buska, vice-pres.; Jeff Kasper, treas.; Ingrid Meditz. pres. Row 3= Howard Wilier. Cecelia Loher, Celeste Hatched. Mary Anne Babitzke, Lynn Fritsche. Kathy Piehl. Ken Lettmann. Row 4: Eric Theile. Kathie Hardie, Pat Michel. Chris Piehl. Cindy Hobbs. Laura Lubien. Andrea Urbas. Judy Kopriva. Robin Stroupe. Row 5: Randy Kay. Mark Horn. Glen Winters. Mark Zaccone. Terri Pnsk. Linas Mastis. Chip Horn. Guards Serve The School At The Pool GUARD Row I: Cindy Julian, treasurer. Roxanne Stiede. head guard Mike Rogers, head guard. Row 2-. Lynn Fritsche. Kathy O’Brien. Sandy Meta. Florence Gort. Laura Kizewski. Trica Miller. Marge Kronthol. Cindy Brown. Kathy Kagay. Debbie Jalowiec. Row 3: Barb Miles. Cindy Cox. Debbie Cheles. Debbie Salberg. Melissa Gregory, Yvette Bonahoon. Maureen McDonald. Pattie Sheehan. Joan Purcell. Sue Ekins. Jean Pantke. Karen Sluder. Row 4: Arthur Rittas. Pat Soukup. Ramona Schmidt. Linda Van Buskirk. Bob Holtz. Jerry Homme. Harold Lathrop. Ed Simundic. Sue Pilazewiski. Jan Zantak. Ingrid Meditz. Row 5: Steve Miller. Tony Pragovich. Ed Castans. Mike Breier. Tom Kenny. Mike Parent. Kenny Rogers. Steve Fumagali. I inas Mastis. Mark Zaccone. Mike Howes. Gary Burton. The Hinsdale South Guard is considered the backbone of the Hinsdale swimming organization. The Guard is a service organization to the com- munity and high school. They sponsor the summer and winter learn to swim meets, time for swim meets, and also assist the P. E. instructors in the pool. The Guard also purchased an electronic tim- ing system for our pool making it one of the most modern pools in the state. Other guard activities include splash parties, swim meets, and entering a float in the Homecoming parade. GUPPY GUARD Row I: Debbie Pallardy. Larry Rogers. Rose Mary Vaughang. Debbie Gleason. Tim Zwicky. Fred Fisher. Joe Bastuga. Row 1. Bob Aument. Jim Aument. Don Zaccone. Brian Netols. Andy Karalis. Nancy Pantke. Debbie Soukup. Row 3: Carol Muatorj. Linda Kruger. Maureen Casey. Windy Wagner, Thereasa Cloney. Becky Gumminger. Row 4= Carol Tumanas. Mary Lou Cox. Debbie Navins, Laura Jacobson. Mary Lynn Stramaglia, Ingrid Biliunas. Mary Kang. Debbie Stuckel. 180 Guards teach children how to swim. Hockey Joins The Ranks Of Organizations Hinsdale Souths Hockey Club is a part of the Chicago Metropolitan Hockey League. It is in its se- cond year of existence and has been officially recognized as a club. The Hockey Club is entirely self-subsidized through the sale of raffle tickets, stickers and parent contributions. This year the team greatly improved last year’s record. They placed 4th in Conference. Al Thunberg regrets his mistake. Pat Gillespie, Rob Robinson and Steve Toonig protect the goal. N Hockey Club Row h Wally Rich, Tim Dunne. Row 2: Jim Wheelocki Moderator; Ron Ackerman, Mark Pryor. Tom Hacker. Mike Viglione. Randy Jackson. Steve Tohig. Bill Strzelec. Jeff Frankowski. Randy Crist, Russ Jones. Row 3: Rob Robinson. Ed Steffen. Al Thunberg, Mike O'Hara. Jack Calder. Kevin Gaynor, Skip Spoolstra. Glenn Dibbern, Pat Gillespei. Chester Wrobel. Jim Spoolstra. Bob Wrobel. Scott Weatherman. Jim Hacker. Coach. 181 Jr. N.A.D. Continues Their Success 182 Jr. N.A.D. First row: Donna Rose Mariani. Sharon Harrah, Dawn Muchowicz, Donna Cramer. Erika Moltzan. treas.i Valerie Jantz, vice pres.i Robin Colombo, pres.; Amy Sahs co-treas.; Kristy Godar co-treas.; Mr. Seiler, sponsor. Mr. Raci. sponsor. David Strom. Row two: Leo Dignan. Jim Costello. Mike Prinzhorn. Tom Czeslawski. Bob Patnode. Karen Krohn. Denise Piccardi. Lois Weber. Mary Kay Scrivam. Lynn Rouse. Carol Hulka. Laura Layden. Patty Branz. Rosie Pesce. Row 3: Chuck Wilkin. Tony Caporusso. Bill Mar quardt. Andy Krupzak. Paul Shinko, Sam Angelucci. Gary Asborn. Bob Tucker. Larry Augle. Andy Ferguson. Dean Johnson. Bob Dwier. Row 4: Dan Zobjeck. Bob Cergua. Mike Schutte. Dave Wilembrecht. Rory Carter. Bill Shank. Ray Bollweg. Tom Norwich. Jim Skutmk. Keith Makey. Row 5: Dave Katheieser. Eric Johnson. Dave Jasutis. Dan Vernetti. Dennis Augle. Vicky Nyc. Gina Faur. Jim Sczepaniak. Debbie Anders. Gloria Woods. Cindy Maniscalli. Karen Davis. Susan Stathakes. Kathy Brooks, Cheryl Williamson. Tom Barzano. The team celebrates their victory. Members work on their float. Junior N.A.D. was super active again this year. The club sponsored a car wash, a student faculty foot- ball game, and entered a prize-winning float in the homecoming parade. This year. Mr. Fox crowned Valerie Jantz Miss Junior N.A.D. It was a game of blood, sweat and tears. Key Club Serves The School And Community Key Club, sponsored by Hinsdale-Clarendon Hills Kiwanis Club, whose Faculty sponsor is Mr. Fox, is a service club, comprised of key young men in High School. South’s Key Club, as a whole, or as individuals within the club, has performed the following: sold Kiwanis Kids Day Peanuts; made posters, and promoted a cleaner building at South, assisted Darien Women’s Club in glass and paper drives and luminary sales, collected used sporting goods for donation to an orphanage, sold Kiwanis Pan- cake Breakfast tickets. Gino Marchetti Pitches in for the Key Club Paper Recycling Drive. Sitting: Frank Mencon. James 'Jef' Fox. Leaning: Patrick Monaghan. Pete Weeks. Standing: Glenn Gutowski, Leif Johnson, John Luther. On top. Frank Smith. LETTERMEN. Row I: Bill Millar. Larry Heiden, John Goode. David Krc. Dennis Steiskal. Row }■. Perry Vitkus. Ed Pawlak. Jeff Albiniak. George Foy. Chuck Eddy. Ernie Hatchell. Dale Hufstedler. Ken Wallace. Randy Jackson. Row 3: Jeff Rabold, Mark Nieman. Brian Griffin, Andy Bazan. Tom Kure. Ed Simundic. Joe Davis. Brian O’Donovan. Row 4: Dave Yedinak. Bob Martinek, Don Belovsky. Jim Skalla. Marty Wopinski. Jack Finnegan. Bob Tinnuci. Marty Ahrendt. Joe Breir. Jerry Kohnke. Chuck Gray. Row 5: Joe Fay. Jim Lathrop. Mike Breir. Drew Pierson. Jerry Homme. Ed Castans. Phil Whitecar. Standing: Pat Kenny. Ken Brown. Mr. Higgins, sponsor; Mr. Wyllie. sponson Terry Bedford. Bob Patrick. Jim Hill. George McDaniel. Gary Rito, Mike Howes. Paul Jaros. Mike Rogers. Jeff Fox. Lettermen’s Club Opehs It’s DoorsTo Deserving Athletes The Lettermen's Club is both a service and social organization. Membership in this organization is limited to those athletes who have been given a varsity letter. This year the Lettermen gained new sponsors who helped to reorganize, and activate this club. The Lettermen choose the candidates for Homecoming Queen. Majorettes leading the band. The Majorettes March On The Majorettes were very active this year. They enter- tained at football and basketball games and pep assemblies, marched in the homecoming parade and sold flags at the cannon game and taffy apples at the Senior Carnival. Who's who? MAJORETTES: Ramona Duda. Yolita Paskus. Laurie Griggs, Tammy Dykema. Cathy Hewelt. N.H.S. Standing: Mary Stewack. Holly Wehrenberg. Row I: Donna Shire. Debbie Salberg, Alison Adams. Sara Beckman. Row 2: Kim Dashut, Jeff Albiniak. Margie Maley. Sue Jar- vis. Row 3: Kathy Kagay. Debbie Jalowiec. Larry Boos. Cathy Howard. pres.; Brian O'Donovan. Row 4: Gary Rito. headless: Phil Whitecar. NHS meetings were held during various periods of the day in the Little Theater. N.H.S. Honors Achieving Students The National Honor Society is a Nation-wide organization. Candidates for this club must be juniors or seniors and must have a 4.0 grade point average in order to qualify. Each year, the names of such people are sent to the faculty, who then recommend students who they feel are excep- tional. The names of those students are then sent to the deans for approval. An assembly and formal induction ceremony then follows. This year N.H.S. became a much more active organization than the years past, doing such things as tutoring other students during their study halls, keeping the out- side bulletin board in order and sponsoring a Christmas Toy Drive. N.H.S. Standing: Marty Ahrendt. Row I: Dale Laning. Lynn Szwarga. Row 1 Fran Collins. Linda Bozek. Karen Sluder. LaVerne Rench. Kathy Ruzicka. Row 3: Kim Estler. Paul Oltman, Maureen O'Brien. Debbie Bluder. Row 4: Sue Mortenson. sponsors Chip Mottier. Gwen Camit. Ernie Hatchel. Jody Teare. O.E. Row I: Jody Palmer. Cathy Fousek. Diane Vukasovic. Karen Polak. Judy Osowski. Janet Cook. Jackie Przybyla, Nan Heery. Kathy Morgan. Kathy Peiker. LaVerne Rench. Row 2: Miss Zielinski, sponsor� Judy Brand, Sharon Parashis. Laurie Buchanan. Cindy Lee. Heinemann. Kathy Sebesta. Sue Senne. Sandy Story. Barb Grabka. Andria O.E. Gives Students Practical Work Experience The O.E. club is affiliated with Hinsdale South, the area (including neighboring schools), the state (I.O.E.A.) and the nation (O.E.A.). The students in- volved, participate in contests related to office procedures, attend conferences on area, state, and national levels which include workshops, contests, etc. The club gets involved in school activities: homecoming car decoration, Senior Carnival, and also works on money making projects in order to finance the contests, and the Employer-Employee Banquet which is held at the end of the year. O.S. tX7 Let Them Entertain You, Let Them Make You Smile The Pom Pons were a very energetic group this year. They entertained the crowds at football and basketball games and had a car wash and a bake sale in order to raise money. This group was very successful and won second and third place trophies, while in competition with twenty-three other schools at Carl Sandburg High School. POM PONS. Outside Circle: Debbie Linger. Judy Carlson. Cathy Fousek, Holly Wehrenberg. Myra Surina. Sharon Young, Barb Grzeskiewicz. Laurie Wenhart. Kathy O'Brien, Jackie Stead- man. Donna Duchak. Sue Kapay. Sherry Hruby, Nancy Bilanzich. Jody Teare. Inside Circle: Doreen Bara. Debbie Cheles. co-capt.j Jolene Cielinski. Cindy Ridlen. Pat Flannery. Kim Velisek, Tina Piekarski, Kim Dashut. capt.i Center: Kay Aubrecht, sponsor. Ardis Sheridan, sponsor. 188 Even in rain, the smile still shines. Row I: Kevin Sluder. Donna Shire. Row 1. Dominique Philibert. Steve Larson. Ted Photakis. Bruce Brown. Mark Bretscher. Row 3: Rich Kosiec. Chip Mottier. Russian Club Members Learn About Modern ILS.S.R. The Russian Club at Hinsdale South has been very much alive. Membership in this club is open to all who want to learn more about the modern Soviet Union. Ski Club members prepare for an outing. Ski Club Boasts Largest Membership One of the main purposes of Ski Club is to in- troduce skiing at a reasonable price to South students. This year over 200 students became Ski Club members, with one third of them new to the sport. To improve skiing competency, all skiers were required to take a lesson with each trip. This year six trips were planned to the Playboy Club, Alpine Valley, and Wilmot Mountain. Also work was started to get Board approval for Christmas and Easter trips to Colorado. This year’s officers were Jeff McGill, pres.; Debbie Williams, vice-pres., publicity; Ramona Schmidt, vice-pres. trips; Barb Pastewski, vice-pres. membership-, Ron Campbell, sponsor. Skier zooms down a snow covered slope. Hey. look I’m skiing! 190 A friend offers a helping hand. Spanish Club Is On The Go The members of Spanish club really tried to get this organization going. The purpose of this club is to get students really involved in Spanish’'. This year’s activities included a picnic, dinner at a Mex- ican restaurant, and an outing to see the Man of La Mancha at the Candlelight Theater. You must have a cookie. Students listen to the music of the macariachi. SPANISH CLUB Row I: Cindy Duffy. Kris Ulasek. Annette Muenzing. Barb Dreher. Miss Pizer. sponsor, Luanne Gleason. Miss Colins, sponsor, Debbie Vo- Repiha. Kathy Navins. At desks: Marion Schaeffer, coordinator; Pat Maresh. |acek. Kathy Sterba. Row I Jan Williamson. Sue Sanders. Fileen Bentz. Kathy Donna Bik. president; Kathy Olsen, vice-president. Row 2-. Pat Gibson. Kathy Petersen. The Stinger Reorganizes School Paper The purpose of the school paper ' The Stinger” is to inform the student body, faculty, and staff of news events, school happenings, and to express views of all sides. This year brought with it changes in ''Stinger''. Some of these included a new sponsor, Mrs. Pam Messina; a new editor, Andrea Urbas; regular monthly publications, and better features. Everyone helped with the typing. Editting the articles was a long job. I 192 STINGER Row I: Lise Hinrichs. Paul Jones. Dennis Cermak, Vicki Ramsey. Row 2: Shirley Kolkmeyer, Brian Bedoe. Nancy Roberts. Kathy Kagay, Harold Bodigor, Kolka Panasenko. Students Volunteer Their Help In School The Student Aides are a group of students, who give up their study halls to do work and to help out around the school. They work in many different departments such as= Foreign Language, I.M.C., Social Studies, Science, and Student Center, doing various jobs ranging from: grading tests, working with the tapes in the Language Lab. taking care of science equipment, checking out magazines, shelv- ing books, and delivering messages. STUDENT AIDES Row one: Bob Miller. Bill Miller, Karen Davis. Erika Mottzan. Angle. Valerie Jantz. David Wilenbrecht. Kristy Grodar. Dean Johnson. Jim Bob Patnodc. Row two. Vickie Nyc. Amy Sahs. Sharon Harrah, Cindy Manisealli. Szczepaniak. John Kondrashonak, Andy Fergueson. Sam Angelucci, Rory Susan Stathakes. Laura Layden, Lynn Rouse. Robin Columbi. Row three: George Carter. Janowiac. Debbie Anders. James Tucker. Rosemary Pesce. Patty Branz, Larry STUDENT AIDES Row one: Perry Krzyzamak. John Bretscher. Row two: Kathy Mark Zaccone. Paul Szachnitowski. Donna Bik. Barb Rephia. Andrea Urbas. Olson. Gerald Kuc. Marlene Belfiore, Claudia Wieke. Nancy DiNello. Row three: Donna Kiess. Andy Monteith. Andy Grimm. 193 STUDENT COUNCIL. Row I: Karen Trainor. Jay Duffy, vice pres.; Pat Kenney, pres.; Kathy Ginett. sec.; Paul Jones, treas. Row 1. Debbie Cheles, Frank Smith. Vicki Ramsey. Sue Martin, Lise Henricks, Marge Kronthal, John Goode. Row 3: Chris Laudato. Al Lovata. Mary McDonough. Barb Bindgen. Meg Dunklau, An- drea Urbas, Jeff Albiniak. Pat Allchin. Row 4: Vince Laudato, Sue Jarvis. Julie Middelegge. Lanette Gallimore, Cathie Haubenreiser, Myra Surina. Sheri Voorhees. Annette Bindgen. Kathy Allen. Row 5. Marsha Debb. Mr. Oftcdahl. Miss McKeating. Miss Sellers. Student Council Voices Student Views Membership in Student Council is comprised of elected class and club officials who represent the entire student body. Their responsibilities include: planning the activities calendar, organizing student labor at the concession stand, planning and decorating at Christmas time, in general, giving a voice through representation to the students of this school. Students work the concession stand. Santa collects money for T.B. THESPIANS Row I: Jeff Albiniak. Cheri Palmer. Row 2. Paul Jones. Clerk Historian; Mary Bazan. Pres.; Gwen Camit, Vice-Pres.; Al Lovata. Treas.; Jeff Berry. Row 3: Richard Kosiec. Randy Brisentine. Sue Martin. Row 4: Mark Barrett. Cathy Howard. Karen Trainor, Barb Paul. Lise Henricks, Sharon Woods. Kathy Barkus. The Curtain Rises On The Thespians Hinsdale South s International Thespian Troupe 878 has fourteen members and twenty-five ap- prentices. As a school club, they have participated in the Senior Carnival and the Homecoming parade. They have sponsored trips to see plays in the Chicago area and offer students practical ex- perience in acting through the Mime Troupe and the Pumpkin Patch Players. This year the troup plans to represent the school at an international convention. Thespians clown around. THESPIAN APPRENTICES Row I: Pam Morrow. Wendy Huxhold. Row 2-. Paul Campiite. Debbie Navins. Mrs. Norman. Linda Van Buskirk. Sara Beckman and Kathy Gumminger. Cla$s of '74 editors. 74 Vespa Andrea Urbas. Introductions and Involvement editor. Mrs. Geocans, sponsor. Joette Panacchia. sophomore editor. Brings Many Changes A bake sale was held to help cover the cost. This year the VESPA staff tried to completely change the school’s yearbook. It took a lot of plan- ning, time and hard work—but was worth it. The changes included getting a new publishing com- pany. pre-planning the book last spring, in- troducing a new style, adding color pictures, and indexes. To help out with the cost, ads were sold, a bake sale was held, and pictures were sold at the Senior Carnival. 197 1 ?7 Diane Shubinski. Freshman Editor A meeting with our Yearbook Representative� . 198 Randy Brisantine. Sports Editor Ramona Duda and Cathy Hewelt. Faculty Co-editors Sorting out pictures proved to be a very tedious job. m 199 ivssp r ? ? Pt nms Ormak entertains his listening audience. WMSD Row I: Terry Redford, Dennis Cermak, Mdik Eckei. Row 2: Rich Krause. Brian Bedoe. Kolka Panasenko. Mr. Oftcdahl. sponsor. Get The Inside Scoop On WHSD-FM ENTER ROCK..... WHSD-FM Rockin’ Mono is the South faction of the entire station shared by both Hinsdale South and Central. This year the station WHSD South purchased much equipment to improve their program output. Some of last year's DJs returned for another year of programming and training of new personnel. Air time has been increased to a fifty percent split educational programming. Rock, jazz, news, and sports are all a part of the DJs’ lives. A DJ works the controls. A smile adds encouragement. WRESTLERETTES Row I: Jenny Gerst. Kathy Kure, Jo Ann Gomez. Row 2 Sue Allen. Pat Zilenski. Kathy Allen. Wrestlerettes Provide Encouragement As the tension mounts, excitement fills the air. The Wrestlerettes were reorganized this year. The changes began with tryouts at the start of the year. They had regular practices, attended all of the meets, made banners and posters, and most im- portant of all. gave the wrestlers encouragement. Come on. you can do it! 201 20 Mike Narro wins the ice cream eating contest. 202 Homecoming 73, We Juniors show their spirit on fifties day. The poster Contest was a sticky mess. The Homecoming parade was enjoyed by many. Is someone admiring the scenery? Sophomores win race. Will Never Forget Homecoming was a huge success this year. A week of school spirit preceeded Homecoming Day. Contests between classes such as: the poster con- test, tug o war, and the ice cream eating contest were all events that took place. Overall the senior class was the winner. But still the focal point remained Homecoming Day with the parade, foot- ball game and last, but certainly not least, the Homecoming Dance. There is nothing as sentimental as pouring for two. 203 Love is being together. South Shows Its Spirit 204 The entire school was literally covered with posters. HOMECOMING COMMITTEE Row I: Sharon Grandquist. Sheri Voorhees. Barb Repiha. Row 2-. Kathy Ginett. Marge Kronthal. Mr. Oftedahl. sponsor; Paul Jones. Sue Zitzka. A couple enjoys just being together. 205 Debbie Salberg was crowned the 1973 Homecoming Queen. The Clarion QftAMA m M«t « K MUJ Up The Down Staircase BACKSTAGE CREWS Comm nrjcik«i� ' BACKSTAGE CREWS ) t _ ; («I HichttfbU A note xh KJt the prodactu ) PLEASE A. imJAmy A. W Is that sweetboy in trouble? Never! It’s not an excuse its a reason...or...well... Play cast listens to last minute instructions. 206 Teachers And Students Work Together In Fall Play This year’s fall production Up the Down Stair case brought a new dimension to South’s theatrical performances. In the play, both teachers and students performed. The setting was common to everyone since it was about life in school. This entire satire was very simple to relate to. Rehearsals proved to be very exciting. 207 Mr. Barringer corrects the grammar in Alice’s love letters. What's a super hornet, oldie, moldie but goldie? HelpI Let me out! Many pies were thrown at the cheerleaders. Sr. Carnival Brightens Up A Saturday This annual carnival is sponsored by the senior class. All of the organizations in school were given a chance to participate in this event. There were twenty booths of many kinds, such as the jail”, pie throwing, car demolishing, and goldfish toss. There was something for everyone to do. The senior car- nival brought a new dimension to the meaning of Saturday. 208 What do the cards reveal? 209 210 The showboat enters with all the animals on it. What Are Golliwoppers? Even at a good play, one can get hungry. The 13 people who make up Pumpkin Patch Players finished performing Wednesday. January 9, at least for a while. This June they are going to Munsey, Indiana to attend the Inter- national Theatre Arts Conference, where they will perform before Thespians and drama students from all over the country. The Pumpkin Patch Players toured for 3 days on January 7. 8 6 9 and performed for a total of 2 grade schools in the area. They performed the children s play, Golliwhoppers , a collection of 4 tall tales. The response they received dur- ing their tour and afterwards was tremendous. Sometimes the audience isn’t eager to participate. 211 2ft With Christmas Came The True Spirit 212 A greeting was written in snow. 1974 Was The Year Of The Crises 'nFR NO It was this year that we shall never forget. We were all taught to conserve and save, not waste. A com- mon sight was Sorry, no gas, which appeared in many stations, which were closed weekends and many hours of the week. When they were open, traffic was blocked by the long lines of cars waiting to get their $3.00 worth of gas. It was this year that kids had to walk to school in the dark, new cars coming out on the streets were smaller and smaller in size, wheat and paper (even toilet paper) were in short supply; lights were turned off to conserve electricity, heat was turned down in the homes, and prices sored to all time highs, the year that we had to boil the water to make it safe to drink and the word Watergate made all of the headlines. Yes. nineteen hundred and seventy four was a very memorable year! tV) N. ■ Individuality Was Expressed In Clothes Different lengths of coats were a common sight. Saddle shoes returned to South's fashion scene. Faded jeans remained in style for '74. 214 Stejskal Named On Three All-American Teams The 1973 74 school year marked the first year in South's history that a Hornet athlete claimed an All American ranking. Dennis Stejskal was elected to three All American teams: Wigman-Wiseman, Kodak and Kickoff Magazine. He was also given the Thom Mean Award as the outstanding player in the west suburban area. This past season he carried the ball 162 times for a total yardage of 1195. He led the conference in scoring. In two years he toaled over 3000 offensive yards. He also set the school defensive record for the most tackles—95 solo tackles. Because of his fine work he was elected captain for 2 years. Faculty Index ADAMS. RICHARD—B.A.; Grinnell College. Univer- sity of Michigan. Counselor. 8 years at South. ANDERSON. ROBERT—B.S.. M.S.� Northern Illinois University. Department Chairman: English. Social Studies. 5 years at South. ANSCHICKS. EARL—B.A.. M.A.� University of Colorado. Northern Illinois University. Teaches: English II and III. 3 years at South. ANSCHICKS. LAURA —B.A.. M.A.� Wheaton College. Northwestern University. English II. Human Enterprise. 4 years at South. ARNOLD. DAVID B.A.. M. Ed.� Monmouth College. University of Illinois. Illinois State Univer- sity. Teaches: Physical Education. Driver's Ed. Coaches: Soph. Basketball. I year at South. ATKINSON. PAUL B.S.. M.S.� Western Illinois University. Southern Illinois University. Drafting Teaches: Drafting. 8 years at South. AUBRECHT. KAY—B.A.� University of Illinois. Teaches Spanish I. German I. Advises: Pon pom. JV and Varsity Cheerleaders. I year at South. BACKAS. ROSETTE B.S.� Illinois Institute of Technology. Art Institute. Northern Illinois Univer- sity. Teaches: Home Economics. 8 years at South. BIEHL. EGLE—B.S.. M.S.W.� University of Illinois. Case Western Reserve University. Vocational Social Worker. Advises: Camping Club. 2 years at South. BRAUN. LYNN B.S.� University of Illinois. Teaches. Physical Education. Advises: Dorado. Coaches: Swimming. Gymnastics. I year at South. BUBAN. RICHARD B.S.. M.S., Western Illinois University. Northern Illinois University. Teaches: Metals. Advises: Concessions. 5 years at South. BURNS. JACQUELINE BA. M.A., University of Illinois, DePaul University. Bradley University. Roosevelt University. Northern Illinois University. Northwestern University. Dean of Girls. 9 years at South. BURTON. GARY B.S.. M.S.� University of Illinois. Northern Illinois University. Teaches: Physical Education. Advises. Guard Organization. Coaches; Varsity Swimming. Soph. Golf. 7 years at South. BURY. PAULINE—B.S.. M.S.� Illinois State Universi- ty. Ohio State University. Department Chairman: Mathematics. Advises: FT A. 8 years at South. CAMPBELL. RON B.S.. M.S.� Culver-Stockton College. University of Tennessee. Prevocational Coordinator. Advises. Ski Club. Camping Club. 4 years at South. CARVELL. JAMES—B.S.; Illinois Institute of Technology. Northern Illinois University. Teaches: Mathematics. Advises: Chess Club. Coaches: Chess Team. 4 years at South. CARVELL. PHYLLIS B.S.� Northern Illinois Univer- sity Teaches- Business Education. 3 years at South. CHAFFIN. JOHN—B.S.. M.M.� Murray State University. University of Illinois. Teaches: Choral Music. I year at South. COLINS. LINDA B.S.� Indiana University. Teaches: Spanish. Advises: Spanish Club. 4 years at South. COLLOPY. RICHARD B.A.. MA, University of Illinois. Indiana University. Roosevelt University. Teaches Psychology I. II. ISS. 6 years at South. DALPIAZ. JOSEPH B.S. M.N.S.. Ed. D.� Illinois Benedictine College. University of Oklahoma. University of Illinois. Assistant Principal. 8 years at South. DEELEY. FLORENCE B.F.A.� Carnegie Mellon School. Art Institute of Chicago. University of Chicago. Teaches: Art Foundations. Ceramics. Sculpture. Advises: Art Club. 2 years at South. DRISKILL. JAMES—B.A.. M.S., Elmhurst College. Northern Illinois University. Teaches: Distributive Education. Advises Distributive Education Club. Coaches: Asst. J.V. Football. EISELSTEIN. AL-B.S.. M.S.T� Iowa Wesleyan College. University of Arizona. Teaches: Geometry. Algebra. Advises: Class of 75. Coaches: Soph. Baseball. 4 years at South ETHERINGTON. TED—B.A.. M.A.� University of North Carolina. University of Illinois. Teaches: Ger- man. Advises: German Club. Coaches: Sophomore Swimming. 2 years at South. FARIS. PAUL B.A.. North Central College. Teaches: Art. Advises: Sophomore class sponsor. Coaches: Freshmen Wrestling. 5 years at South. FOSS. LARRY B.S.. M.S.� Northern Illinois Univer- sity. Columbia University. Teaches: D.O. Advises: VICA. Coaches: Freshman Football. 4 years at South. FOX. EARL F. B.S.. M.S.� Adv. Cetificate� Universi- ty of Illinois. Principal. Advises. Key Club. 6 years at South. FRUECHTE. PENNY—B.A.� Illinois State University. Teaches: English III. Expository Writing. 5 years at South. GEBBIE. JOANNE—B.S.. M.S.� University of Illinois. Northern Illinois University. New Mexico State University. Teaches: Hearing Impaired. 2 years at South. GEOCARIS. CLAUDIA—B.S.. Southern Illinois University. Indiana University. Teaches: Biology. Advises: VESPA. 2 years at South. GILLARD. GRACE B.D.. University of Michigan. Department Chairman: Art. Advises: Art Club. 7 years at South. GOLLAN. LINDA—B.S.. Slippery Rock State College. Teaches: P.E. Coaches: Girl's Varsity Ten- nis and Basketball. GREENFIELD. JEAN B.S.. A.A.S.� Butler University. Ohio State University. Purdue University. Mon- ticello Junior College for Women. Teaches: P.E. Coaches: Track and Field. Softball. North Central College Men's Varsity Diving. 6 years at South. HADDICK. ROBERT B.A.. M.A.� DePaul Universi ty. Northwestern University. National College of Education. Mt. Union College. Teaches: Instrumen- tal Music. Advises: Band. 4 years at South. HAISMAN. ROBERT—B.S.. M.S.-. Illinois State University. Teaches: Social Studies. 6 years at South. ED HERZOG B.S.. M.A.� Bradley University. Illinois State University. Teaches� Director of Physical Education and Director of Athletics. 2 years at South. HIBBELN. SHIRLEY—B.A.. M.L.S. Rockford College. University of Michigan. Rosary College. Assistant Librarian. 3 years at South. HIGGINS. JACK B.A.. M. Ed.. Loras College. Ohio University. Teaches: Psychology. History. Coaches: Varsity Basketball. 8 years at South. HUBBARTT. JOHN-B.S.. M. Ed.� Purdue Universi- ty. University of Illinois. Dean of Boys. 9 years at South HURRY. NANCY B.S.. M.A.� Eastern Illinois University. University of Colorado. Counselor. 7 years at South. IANTRIA. JOSEPH—B.S.� Western Illinois Universi- ty. Teaches: Math. Coaches: Sophomore Football. Track. I year at South. JOHNSON. MARTY B.A.. M.A., Bradley Universi- ty. Northern Illinois University. Teaches: Prevocational. 2 years at South. JOURNEY. VERA- B.S.. M.S.-. Eastern Illinois University. Southern Illinois University. Teaches: Exploring Home Economics and Related Oc- cupations. Advises: Majorettes. 4 years at South. KARNSTEDT. BETTY B.A.. Central College of Iowa. University of Paris-Sorbonne. New York Umversity-Paris Campus. Department Chairman: Foreign Language. Advises: A.F.S. 6 years at South. kARNSTEDT. DENNIS B.A.. M.N.S.� Central College of Iowa. Louisiana State University, Oklahoma University. Teaches: Biology. En- vironmental Science. Coaches: Head Cross Coun- try. Track. 6 years at South. KERNER. LINDA—B.S.� University of Illinois. Teaches: P.E. Coaches: Volleyball. Badminton. 2 years at South. KORDEWICK. TOM B.S.� Illinois State. Teaches: P.E.. Driver Ed. Coaches: Varsity Gymnastics. Freshmen Baseball. 8 years at South. LAMONS. WINIFRED B.A.� Lawrence University. University of Chicago. Teaches: Russian. Advises: Russian Club. 3 years at South. LANDIS. JANE—B.S.� University of Illinois. Depart ment Chairman: Hearing Impaired. 7 years at South. LANG. ELECTA—B.A.� Cornell University. Teaches. U.S. History. Economics. Political Science. I.S.S. 4 years at South. LA PELLE. COLLEEN B.S.. University of New York. Northern Illinois. Teaches: Home Economics. 4 years at South. LATHROP. HAROLD—B.S.. M.S.� Illinois State University. Penn State University. Department Chairman� Science. Coaches: Freshmen Football. 3 years at South. LECRONE. ARMAND B.S.. University of Illinois. Teaches: Wood Working. 6 years at South. LICHTER. ROBERT B.S.. M.S.s Illinois State Umver sity. Teaches: Biology. Advanced Biology. Coaches; Freshmen Football. Freshman-Sophomore Gym nasties. 4 years at South. MADSEN. PAUL B.A.. M. Ed.� Knox College. University of Minnesota. Teaches: Physics. I.I.S. Science. Coaches: Freshmen-Sophomore Cross Country. Junior Varsity Basketball. 6 years at South. MAIN. MARY—B.N.. B.S.N.� DePaul Hospital. Loyola University. Health Services. 9 years at South. MATCZAK. SYLVIA B.S.. M.A.. DePaul University. Illinois University. Northern Illinois. Illinois Normal. Teaches: Physical Education. Driver Education. Ad- vises: Girls' Athletic Association. Coaches: Girls' Archery. I rack. 8 years at South. McKEATING. NANCY—B.S.. Northern Illinois University. Teaches: English. Technical Director. Advises: Thespians. I year at South. McLAUGHLIN. ELAINE-B.A.. $t. Xavier College. Sorbonne. Teaches: French. Advises: French Club. 5 years at South. McLAUGHLIN. RICHARD—A.B.. M.A.. Denison University. Ohio State University. University of Wisconsin. Northern Illinois University. Director of Guidance. 9 years at South. MENDYGRAL. IRENE—B.A.. M.S., Loyola Universi- ty. DePaul University. Teaches: Hearing Impaired. 4 years at South. MESSINA. PAMELA B.A.� University of Illinois. Teaches: Latin. English. Advises: Latin Club. I year at South. MEYER. CATHERINE B.S.. M.S.. Ph.B, University of Chicago. Chicago State University. De Paul University. Teaches: Hearing Impaired. 2 years at South MEYER. LAURIE—B.A.� Western Illinois University. Teaches: English. I year at South. MILLER. MARILYN—A.B., Indiana University. University of Illinois. Teaches: U.S. History. 6 years at South. MOLINE. GRACE- B.S.-. Illinois State University Teaches: Hearing Impaired. Advises: Jr. N.A.D. 3 years at South. MONTE. GENE—B.S.. M.S.� Western Illinois LJniversity. Northern Illinois University. Teaches: Electronics. Woods. Coaches: Head Coach Varsity Wrestling. 7 years at South. MORTENSON. SUE—B.A.. M.A.� Carleton College. Washington University. Teaches: English. Advises: N.H.S. 3 years at South. 216 NORMAN. LaVERNE—B.A.. M.A., North Central College. Northwestern University. Teaches: English. Advises: Thespians. 6 years at South. OFTEDAHL. MEL B.S., M.S.; Eastern Illinois University. University of Northern Colorado. Teaches: Business Education. Advises: Director of Student Activities. 7 years at South. PALZER. RICHARD—B.A.. M.A.. Illinois State University. Indiana University. Teaches: English. Coaches: Varsity Tennis. 6 years at South. PASCHAL. AL B.A.. M.S., Carthage College. University of New Hampshire. Teaches: Chemistry. 6 years at South. PERSHELL, SUE—B.S.: Northern Illinois University. Illinois College. Teaches: Hearing Impaired. 3 years at South. PEDERSEN. PETER B.A., M.S.s Illinois State University. St. Olaf College. National College of Education. Teaches: Pre-vocational. I year at South. PETTY. JAN- B.A.. Drake University. University of Illinois. Teaches: English. 5 years at South. PINE. SANDRA B.S.; Eastern Illinois University. Department Chairman: Business Education. 9 years at South. PITTMAN. GERALD B.S., Illinois State University. Northern Illinois University. Teaches: Engine Technology. Occupational Skills. 6 years at South. PIZER. SHERRY B.A.; Indiana University. Universi- ty of Madrid. Teaches: Spanish. Advises: Spanish Club. 2 years at South. PLACEMAN. ELLEN—B.S.. M. Ed., Xavier Universi- ty. Teaches: Reading. 9 years at South. PUCK. EDWARD—A.B.. M.A.: Illinois College. Illinois State University. Teacher: P.E. Coaches: Head Varsity Baseball. Ass't Varsity Football. 9 years at South. ROENSCH. JUDIE B.S.. M.S, University of Wisconsin. University Teaches: English. 4 years at South. RAC I. DON—B.S.. Illinois State University. Teaches: Hearing Impaired. Advises: Jr. N.A.D. 2 years at South. ROSENBERG. PAUL B.A.. M.A., California State University. Teaches: Hearing Impaired. I year at South. RYAN. DENNIS—B.S.. M.S.� George Willians College. Northern Illinois University. Teaches: P.E. Coaches: Sophomore-Freshman Swimming. Sophomore Tennis. Track. 4 years at South. SCHOONOVER. BARBARA—B.S.; University of Illinois. Teaches: Math. I year at South. SCHNEIDERMAN. JAMES B.S.. M.S.s Illinois State University. Oklahoma State University. Teaches: Earth Science. Coaches: Freshmen Basketball. Freshmen. Sophomore Tennis. 3 years at South. SCHORSCH. STEVE—B.S.s Roosevelt University. Northern Illinois University. Teaches: Hearing Im- paired. I year at South. SCHRADER. CHARLES B.S.. M. Ed.. University of Illinois. Teaches: P.E.. Driver Education. Coaches: Head Varsity Football. 9 years at South. SEILER. PETER—B.A., M.A.; Lewis College. DePaul University. Illinois State College. Teaches: Hearing Impaired Advises Jr N A D 2 years at South. SELLERS. SUE —B.A.j University of Illinois Champaign-Urbana. Teaches: English I. Com- munications Mass Media. Advises: Forensics. 3 years at South. SHEPPARD. DEBRAH—B.S.. M.A.. University of Miami. University of Chicago. Social Worker. 5 years at South. SHERIDAN, ARDIS—B.A., Bradley University. Teaches: Math. Advises: Cheerleaders. Pom Pon Squad. 2 years at South. SIGALOS. CAROLE—B.S.. Northwestern University, Teaches: English. 3 years at South. SMITH. DAVE -B.S.. Purdue University. Teaches: Algebra II. Algebra I. Algebra 315. Coaches: Varsity Football. Varsity Baseball. 9 years at South. SMITH. ROBIN—B.S.; Cornell College. Illinois State University. Teaches: Prevocational. Advises: Cam- ping Club. I year at South. SPLAWSKI. GEORGE B.S.. M.S., Michigan State University. Chicago State University. Roosevelt University. University of Illinois. Counselor. 4 years at South. STEFANOS. ELAINE—B.S.; Western Illinois Univer- sity. Teaches: Geometry. Algebra. Advises: Class of '75. 3 years at South. STELLWAGEN. JOEL-B.A.. M.A.T., University of Illinois. Teaches: U.S. History. World Civilization. Coaches: Freshmen Football. 5 years at South. STEPHENS. NEIL—B.S.. M.S.; Northern Illinois. Teaches: Calculus. Algebra II. Computer Math. 6 years at South. STODDARD. JUDY B.S.-. Eastern Illinois Universi- ty. Illinois State University. Teaches: Clerical Office Practice. Personal Typing. Consumer Problems. 3 years at South TAFEL. LINDA B.S.. M.A.; Northern Illinois University. Teaches: English I. II. Debate. Advanced Speech. Advises: Class of '74. Thespians. 6 years at South. THOMAS. BOB- B.S.; Drake University. Teaches. P.E.. Driver Ed. Coaches: J.V. Football. J.V. Wrestl ing. 6 years at South. THOMPSON. CAROL B A., Western Michigan. Teaches: Biology. 6 years at South. THUROW. SUSAN B.S., Eastern Illinois Universi- ty. Western Illinois University Teaches: Typing I. Shorthand I. Consumer Problems. I year at South. ULLRICH. JACQUELINE-B.S., M.A., Northern Illinois. Teaches: Print Making. Drawing and Design. Art Foundations. 4 years at South. VAN VIIFRRFRGFN. FRANK—B.A.. M.A.; Lewis University. De Paul University. Michigan State University. Illinois State University. Counselor. I year at South. WALTON. STEPHEN—B.S.. M.S.-. Illinois Benedic- tine College. Northern Illinois University. Teaches: Trig-Analytic Geometry. Algebra II. Algebra 316. Coaches. Sophomore Football, Freshmen Basket- ball. 6 years at South. WHEELOCK. JAMES B.S.. MS, Drake University. Northern Illinois University. leaches: Business Ed. Advises: Class of 74. Coaches: Hockey Team. 6 years at South. WILLIAMS. OLIVE—B.S.; Northern Illinois Universi- ty. Teaches: Hearing Impaired. 5 years at South. WILSON. LYNN—B.S.. M.S. Ed. Northern Illinois University. Teaches: English. Advises- Stinger 4 years at South. WINIECKI. MARY—B.A.: Mundelein College. DePaul University. North Central. A-V Technician. 2 years at South. WYLLIE. TERRY—B.A.. University of Wisconsin. Michigan Atatt University. Northern Illinois University. Teaches Sociology. History Advises: Class of 76. Coaches: Freshmen Baseball. 4 years at South. WYNCOTT. BRIDGET B.A.. M.A., M. Ed, Saint Xavier College. University of Illinois. DePaul University. Guidance Counselor 3 years at South. YAVORSKI. MICHAEL—B.S.. M.S. University of Illinois. Southern Illinois University. Northern Illinois University. Teaches: P.E. Coaches; Head Track Coach. J.V. Football. 4 years at South. ZIELINSKI. DONNA—B.S.i Culver-Stockton College. Teaches: Typing. Shorthand. Advises: O.L. 2 years at South. 217 South’s Active Seniors Show Accomplishments Adams, Alison: Class of 74 Office I-, G.A.A. 1.2,3,4; Library Aide 4; N.H.S. 3,4; Student Council I; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 3,4 Adelman, Guy: School Aide 2 Ahrendt, Martin: Letterman Club 3.4; N.H.S. 3.4; Football 1.2,3.4; Baseball 1.2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4 Albiniak, Jeffrey: Drama 1.2,3,4; Thespians 1,2,3,4; Foot- ball 1,2; Wrestling 1,2- Captain.3,4-Captain; Letter- man Club 4; N.H.S. 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3.4 Allchin, Pat: Student Council 4 Atchley, Paul: German Club 1,2,3; Science Club I-, School Aide I; Honor Roll 2,3,4 Austink James: Broom Closet 2; D.E. 4; Library Aide 2; Ski Club 2; Wrestling 2,3,4-, Honor Roll 2,3 Averhart, Theresa: School Aide 1,2,3 Babyar, Dan: D.O. 4; Football 1,2,3; Wrestling 1.2 Bara, Doreen: Stage Band Dancer 1,2; Variety Show 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2; PomPon Squad 3,4; Ski Club I; School Aide 2,4; Batgirl 3 Barkus, Kathy: Drama 1,2,3,4� Thespians 4; Student Council 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3 Barrett, Mark: AFS 2,3; Art Club I.2.3.4; Drama 1,2,3,4; Forensics 3-. Thespians 3,4-, Key Club 3,4; Radio Station 4-, Ski Club 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Variety Show 1,2,3,4 Batch, Randy: D.O. 4; Football Bazan, Mary: AFS I-, Drama 1,2,3,4; F.T.A. 1,2; Thespians 2,3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Student Council 3-, Variety Show 2,3,4 Beckman, Sara: N.H.S. 3,4; Ski Club 3,4-, Vespa-Senior Editor 4; Swimming 4; Honor Roll 3,4 Beckman. Tom: Football I.2.3.4; Honor Roll 1,2.3.4 Behrens, Doug: D.E. 3; D.O. 4; Radio Station 2 Belovsky, Don: Letterman Club 4-, Radio Station 2; School Aide 3; Football I. Manager 3,4-, Basketball I, Manager 2,3 Bennewate. Cindy: Art Club I; D.O. 4 Beyer, Carrie: D.O. 4 Biegel, Karen: Broom Closet 2-, French Club I; G.A.A. I; Library Aide 2; Ski Club 3; School Aide I; Honor Roll I Bierschenk, Ed: Chess Club 1.2; Wrestling I-. Cross Coun- try 2.4-. Track 3.4 Bilanzich, Nancy: Variety Show 2,3,4; Homecoming Court 4; Pom Pon Squad 3,4 Bluder, Deborah: Band I, Secretary 2,3, President 4; N.H.S. 3,4-, Student Council Rep. I-, Dean’s List 1,2,3,4 Blum, Don: Camping Club 1.2; Ski Club 1,2,4 Boos, Larry-. German Club 1,2; N.H.S. 3,4; Ski Club 2.3; Dean's List 1,2,3,4 Bororoy, David: D.O. 4; Ger- man Club 2,3 Bozek, Linda: Class of 74 Of- fice 3; G.A.A. 1,2,3; N.H.S. 3,4-. Honor Roll 1,2,3,4-, Volleyball 3 Bozos, Doreen: Art Club I; Class of 74 Treasurer 3,4-, G.A.A. 2; Vespa 2; Honor Roll 3,4 Bravos, Diane: German Club 3.4-, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Breier, Joe: Letterman Club 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball I; Swimming 2,3,4; Track I; Variety 1,2,3,4; Drama 3; Guard I Braas, William: Letterman Club 4; Ski Club 4-, Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball I; Baseball I; Track 2,3,4 Bretscher, Mark: F.T.A. 3; German Club 2,3; Russian Club 4; Cross Country 3,4; Track 3,4 Brickey, Mark: Ski Club 2,3,4; Football 2; Baseball 2,4-, Wrestling 2 Brooks, Todd: Band 2,3 Buchanan, Laurie: O.E. 4; Variety Show Crew 3; Honor Roll 4 Burk, Connie: Honor Roll 3; Dean’s List 3 Camit, Gwen: AFS 1,2,3; Dram 3 I; F.T.A. 1,2,3; Thespians 2,3,4; Library Aide 3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Newspaper 3,4; Russian Club 3-, Spanish Club 1,2,3; School Aide 1,2; Honor Roll I.2.3.4-. Variety Show 2,3,4 Camp, Mark: D.O. 4; Ski Club I-, Wrestling 1,2; Track 1,2; Honor Roll 3,4 Carlson. John: D.O. 4; Golf 1,2 Carlson, Kim: Class of 74 Of- fice Secretary 2,3; Ski Club 2; Student Council 1,2; Variety Show 1,2,3,4 Caruso, Cecelia: Ski Club 4; Spanish Club 3-. Honor Roll I Carver, Cliff: D.O. 4; Football Castans, Ed: Guard 2,3,4; Football I; Swimming 1,2,3,4 Castle, Robert: D.E. 4; Drama 2; Guard I; Thespians 2-. Stu- dent Council 3-, Basketball I; Baseball I; Honor Roll 1,4 Cermak, Dennis: Band 1,2,3; Stinger 3,4-Assistant Editor-, Radio Station 2,3,4-Manager; Student Council 3,4 Cheles, Debbie: Guard 4; Homecoming Court 4-, Pom Pon Squad 2,3,4-Co-Captain; Ski Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2.3- , Student Council Rep. 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4-, Variety Show 3 Ciszewski, Melissa: Drama 2.3.4; French Club 3; Thespians 3,4; Concert Choir 3.4 Clark, Kevin: Ski Club 3,4 Collins, Fran: AFS 3-, N.H.S. 3,4 Cook. Janet: G.A.A. 3; O.E. 4; Honor Roll 3,4 Coomer, Kerry: Football I; Basketball I.2.3.4. Baseball 1.2 Crampton, Karen: D.O. 4; Radio Station 4 Dacka, Diana: Russian Club 1,2; Honor Roll 1,4 Dashut, Kim: Broom Closet 2; Cheerleading 2-, Class of 74 Office 4-Vice-President; N.H.S. 3,4; Pom Pon Squad 3.4- Captain; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Davis, Joseph: Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Wrestling I; Letterman Club 4 Dibbern, Delorie: Art Club 1,2,3-, Swimming 4 DiNello, Diane: G.A.A. 4-, Vespa 4. Badminton 4; Dean’s List 4-, Stage Crew 4 Dreher, Mark: D.O. 4; Hockey 3; Golf 1.2 Duffy, Jay: Drama 3,4; Varie- 218 ty Show 3,4; Student Council 4-Vice-President; Basketball I; Wrestling 1,2 Dunklau, Lyn: German Club 3; G.A.A. 2; Ski Club 3,4 Duys, Gail: French Club 1,2; G.A.A. 1.2; Guard 1,2,3; Ski Club 2,3,4 Engl, Dagmar German Club I; G.A.A. I; Ski Club I Estler, Kim: N.H.S. 3,4; Newspaper 3; Radio Station 3; Russian Club 1,2,3� Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Treble Choir 3; Concert Choir 4; Variety Show 3 Farganus, Donna: D.E. 4; School Aide 2,3 Fay, Robert: Football 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 3; Letterman Club 4 Feierabend, Thomas: Football 1.2 Filitti, Rae: Drama I; School Aide 1,2,3; Honor Roll 3,4 Formato. Debbie: Homecom- ing Court 4; School Aide 2,3; Honor Roll 1,2; Dean’s List 3,4; Choir 2,3 Fousek, Cathy: Band I; Guard 3; Homecoming Court 4; O.E. 4; Pom Pon Squad 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2 Fox. Jef: Key Club 3,4; Gym- nastics 3,4 Foy, George: AFS I; Art Club 3� D.O. 4� Letterman Club 3,4� Ski Club 2,3; Spanish Club 1,2; Football 4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2; Track 1,2 Fricker, Joe: D.O. 4; Gym- nastics 1,2 Gabrys, Kathy: D.O. 4; G.A.A. I; N.H.S. 3,4; Ski Club 4-. School Aide 2; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Garrigan, Eileen: Ski Club 4; Vespa 4; Basketball 4; Honor Roll 4 Gavin, Ron: D.E. 4; Honor Roll 2.3.4 Gazarek, Fran: Class of 74 Spiritmaker 3,4-, Newspaper 4; Ski Club 4; Student Council 1,2,3-Treasurer, 4-Student Council Rep. Geboo, Donna: D.E. 4 Glowski, Nancy: D.O. 4; G.A.A. 1.2; Ski Club 2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Glumb, Teri: Class of 74 Of- fice 3; G.A.A. I; Ski Club Vice Pres., Ski Club 3; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 Goode, John: Class of 74 I- Vice Pres., 2-Pres.. D.E. 4- Pres.; Letterman Club 4; Stu- dent Council 1,2,4� Gym nasties 1,2-Captain, 3,4; Stu- dent Advisory Council 2 Godar, Kristy: Drama 3; Jr. N. A. D. 2,3,4-Secretary; Ski Club 4; School Aide 2,3,4-, Miss Jr. N.A.D. 3-, Bumble Bee 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Citizenship Award 3 Granquist, Sharon-. Class of 74 Spiritmaker 2,4; G.A.A. I� Guard 2,3� Homecoming Committee 3,4; Homecoming Court 4-. Ski Club 2� School Aide 1,2,3,4; Vespa 2; Basket- ball Statistician 1,2,3,4 Gumminger, Kathy: Honor Roll 3,4� Vespa 4Senior Editor Haddick, Philip: AFS 1,2� Band 1,2,3,4; Debate 4; Latin Club 1.2 Hacker, Thomas: Football I-, Baseball I� Swimming 1,2; Hockey 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Hagy. Karen: D.E. 4� G.A.A. 2,3; N.H.S. 3.4-, School Aide 2; Wrestlerettes 3; Archery 3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Haraburda, Dave: Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 2 Harp, Pat: Class of 74 3- Secretary� O.E. 4; Ski Club 2,3 Hatchell, Ernie: Letterman Club 3,4-President; N.H.S. 3,4; Student Council 4� Football 1,2,3,4� Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4� Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 Heery, Nanette: Class of 74 2-Treasurer� Drama 3,4� Forensics 3; Thespians 4� O.E. 4-Pres.; Vespa 2-, Honor Roll 3,4; Variety Show 1,2 Heiden, Larry: Art Club I� Chess Club 2; German Club 2� Letterman Club 3,4� Ski Club 1,2.3,4� Football 1,2.3.4, Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1.2.3.4 Heinernan, Joel: Band 1,2,3,4; Debate 4; Football 1,2; Wrestl- ing 1,2; Track I Heinemann, Sharon: O.E. 4 Heldt, Bettina: Art Club 1,2.3,4� G.A.A. 1,2,3; Ski Club 2,3,4� School Aide 1,2,3 Hill. James: Letterman Club 4; Cross Country 1,2,3,4: Track 1,2,3,4� Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Hills. William: Football I� Wrestling 1,2; Cross Country 2-Manager. 4 Hinrichs, Lise: Drama 1,3,4-, French Club I� Thespians 4-, Newspaper 4� Student Coun- cil 3,4; School Aide 3-, Variety Show 3,4 Holub, Cheryl: Broom Closet 2-, G.A.A. 3� Jr. N.A.D. 2,3� Library Aide 2,3; School Aide 3.4; Miss Jr. N.A.D. Court 3 Homme, Gerald: Guard 1.2,3,4� Letterman Club 4-, N.H.S. 3,4; Swimming l,2,3,4; Hockey 1,2,3,4 Howard, Cathie: Drama 1,2,3,4; German Club 3; Thespians 4; N.H.S. 3,4-Pres.� Basketball 4-. Dean’s List 1.2.3.4 Howes, Michael: Chess Club I, Guard 1.2,3,4-, Letterman Club 4-. Swimming 1,2,3,4 Jalowiec, Deborah: Dorado Swim Club I, 4-Secretary? G.A.A. 1,2,3,4� Guard 1,2,3.4, N.H.S. 3,4-Treasurer; Ski Club 2,3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Jaros, Paul: Guard 1.2.3,4-. Letterman Club 4� Swimming 1.2.3,4 Jasutis, David: AFS 2� Chess Club 3-, Jr. N.A.D. 2,3,4� School Aide 2,3,4; Track I Johnson, Joyce: D.E. 4-Pres.; G.A.A. 2 Julian, Cindy: Guard 2,3,4- Secretary, Treasurer; N.H.S. 3,4� Basketball 4� Swimming 3,4� Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Kagay, Kathy: Dorado Swim Club 2,4-Pres.-. G.A.A. 1.2,3,4� Guard 2,3,4� N.H.S. 3.4� Newspaper 4� Swimming 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2.3,4 Kanarski, Larry= D.O. 4� Ski Club 2.3 Kanas, Jim: Band 1,2,3,4 Kaniphuis, Ralph: Honor Roll 4 Kartheiser. David: Jr. N.A.D. 2.3.4- , Ski Club 4; School Aide 2,3,4; Football I; Track I� Jr. N.A.D. Chairman 4 Kasper. Bob: D.O. 4� Swim- ming I; Cross Country 1,2; Track 1,2 Kenny, Patrick: Broom Closet 3; Class of 74 3-President; Drama 1,2,3,4-, Homecoming Committee 2� Thespians 3,4; Key Club 3-Vice President� Letterman Club 3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Student Council 3,4- President; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1.2,3,4; Baseball 3; Track 2; Tennis 4; Golf I Kepil. Leonard: AFS 2� Jr. N.A.D. 2.3,4-Sergeant-at- arms; School Aide 2,3,4; Baseball 4; Track 1,2,3 Kohut, Steve: German Club 1.2.4- Vice Pres. 4; Russian Club 4-Sec.; School Aide 1,2 219 Kolar. Bob: Ski Club 4 Kolkmeyer, Shirley: Guard 1,2; Newspaper 4 Kornak. John: D.E. 4 Kosiec, Leon: Art Club I; Chess Club I� Drama 2,3,4; German Club I.2-, School Aide 2,3. Variety Show 1,2,3,4 Koszewski, Laura: Band I; Dorado Swim Club 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Guard 2,3,4; Ski Club 2.3.4 Krause, Gary: Honor Roll 2,3 Krc, David: Guard 1,2; Letter- man Club 3,4; Ski Club 2,4; Gymnastics 1,2,3,4; Track 3 Kronthal. Marge: French Club 1.2.3; F.T.A. 1.2,3.4, G.A.A. I, Guard 1,2,3-Sec. Treas. 4, Homecoming Committee 4; Student Council 2,3,4-, School Aide 1,2,3,4; Vespa 2-Asst. Ed.; Switchboard Operator 3.4; Basketball Aide 2,3,4 Kummerer, Mary: G.A.A. I; Guard 2; Pom Pon Squad 3; Ski Club 2; Honor Roll 1,2,4 Kure, Tom: Letterman Club 3,4; Football 1,2; Baseball 1,2-. Wrestling 1,2,3,4-Capt. Kush, Mike. Band 1,2,3� D.O. 4; Football I, Hockey 3 Lanning, Dale: N.H.S. 3,4; Honor Roll 3,4 Lathrop, Jim: Letterman Club 4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2.3.4; Track 2 Lay. Carol: F.T.A. 1,2; Ski Club 4; School Aide 3,4; Archery 4 Lee. Cindy: G.A.A. 1,2; Guard 1,2; O.E. 4; Ski Club 2; Variety Show 2 Lobas, Kathy: French Club 2; G.A.A. I-. Guard 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 2,3; Honor Roll 3.4-, Variety Show 2 Loftus, Catherine: Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 Madsen. Joanne: Honor Roll 3.4 Maley, Margi: N.H.S. 3,4; Ski Club 3; Honor Roll 3,4 Makris. Wayne: D.O. 4; Ger- man Club 4 Markovich, Kim: D.O. 4 Martin, Mike: Swimming Manag. 1,2,3,4 Martin, Sue: Drama 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2; Guard 1,2; Thespians 2,3,4-. Latin Club 1,2; Newspaper 3,4-Editor; Student Council 2,3,4-, Honor Roll I.2.3.4; Variety Show 1.2.3.4 Martinek, Robert: Letterman Club 4; Football 1,2; Wrestling 1.2.3 McDaniel, George: Letterman Club 4; Basketball 1.2; Cross Country 1,2,3,4-. Track 1,2,3,4 McHugh, Donna: French Club I, G.A.A. 1,2,3; Guard 2.3; Ski Club 1,2,3,4 McNally, Mike: Camping Club 1,2,3; Ski Club 3.4; Stu- dent Council I; Football 1,2; Wrestling 1,2 Mengarelli. Gale: Camping Club I.2.3.4; Ski Club 3-, School Aide 2 Meyer, Lynn: Tennis 2,3,4 Meyers, Linda: G.A.A. 1,2; Art Club 1,2; Ski Club 1,2, Basket- ball 1,2,3; Tennis 1,2,3 Mikkelsen, Brent: Chess Club I; Honor Roll 4 Miles, Barbara: Guard 2,3,4; Ski Club 2,3; Swimming 4- Team Manager Miller, Angie: Drama 2; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Variety Show 3,4 Miller, Kathleen: Art Club 2; School Aide I; Treble Choir 2; Concert Choir 3 Miller. Michael: D.E. 4; Letter- man Club 4-Sec.; Cross Coun- try 1,2,3,4-Co-Capt.; Track 1.2,3 Mixson, Tim: D.O. 4 Morgan. Kathy: O.E. 4 Morrow. Pam: Broom Closet 1.2; Drama 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2; Thespians 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3-, Vespa 1,2; Honor Roll 1,2,3 Mroz, Terry: D.O. 4-, School Aide 2; Concert Choir 1,2,3; Honor Roll I.2.3.4 Mugnolo, Jerry: D.E. 4; Foot- ball I Murphy, Joe: Broom Closet 2-, Drama 1,2; Variety Show 1.2; School Aide I; Football I; Basketball Manager 1,2,3; Cross Country 2-Manager Nemecek, David: Band 1,2,3,4; D.O. 4; Stage Band 3,4 Nielsen, Barbara: D.O. 4; Ex- change Fund 3; Spanish Club 2,3; School Aide 3 Null, Steve: Band 1,2,3,4-, N.H.S. 3.4 Oban, Sharon: Band l,2,3,4 O'Brien, Maureen: N.H.S. 3,4; Ski Club 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3-, School Aide 2; Vespa 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 O'Donovan, Brian: Class of '74 Pres.-4; Debate 4; Letter- man Club 3,4-, N.H.S. 3,4-, Stu- dent Council 4-, Football 1,2; Basketball 1.2,3,4, Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 Ohap. Susan: Vespa 4; Gym- nastics 4 O’Hara, David: D.E. 4 O’Hara, Karen: G.A.A. 4; Volleyball 4 Oltman, Paul: N.H.S. 3,4� Football 1.2; Wrestling I; Cross Country 3,4; Track 1.2.3.4 Orr, Elizabeth: G.A.A. I; Library Aide I-, Spanish Club 220 1,2; Language Lab Aide 2 Osowski, Andrea: G.A.A. I; O.E. 4; Ski Club 2; Student Council 2 Panasenko, Nicholas: Band 1,2,3,4; Drama 3,4; Newspaper 4, Radio Station 2,3,4; Russian Club 1,2,3; Variety Show 3 Pantke, Jean: Band 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Guard 2,3,4; Ski Club 4; Swimming 3 Parashis, Kathleen: O.E. 4; Honor Roll 2,3 Pastewaski. Barbara: French Club 3; Ski Club 4-Vice-Pres.; Honor Roll 3.4 Patrick, Robert: Letterman Club 4; Football 1,2; Cross Country 2,3,4-, Gymnastics 2,3,4 Peiker, Judy: Variety Show 3,4; Guard 1,2; O.E. 4; Ski Club 2,3 Perez, Russ: Football 3,4; Dean's List 3,4 Pcrkinson, Bruce= D.O. 4� Football 1.2; Gymnastics I-, Honor Roll 3 Peterson, Merrie Jo: O.E. 4; Honor Roll 3 Pfeiffer, Dori: German Club 2,3; Concert Choir 3; Treble Choir 2 Phelps, Edward: Honor Roll 1.2 Picl, Linda; German Club 1,2,3-, Ski Club 3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Variety Show 2 Pierson. Drew: Guard 2,3,4; Letterman Club 4; Football 1.2; Swimming 1,2,3,4-Capt.; Track I Pivonka, Ralph: French Club I-. Ski Club I Polak, Karen: O.E. 4-, Ski Club 3 Polanek. Robert: D.O. 3.4 Poloncyzk, Thaddeus. AFS 4; D.O. 4 Pote, Marcia: AFS 3-, D.E. 4- Sec.� Homecoming Com- mittee I; N.H.S. 3,4 Pryzbyla, Jackie: O.E. 4 Rabold, Jeff: Letterman Club 4; Football 1,2, Basketball I; Baseball I.2.3.4; Honor Roll 1.2,3,4 Ramsey, Victoria: Drama 4-, French Club 2-, G.A.A. 2; Thespians 4; Newspaper 3,4; School Aide 4 Rench, LaVerne: G.A.A. 1,2-, N.H.S. 1,2,3,4-, O.E. 4; Spansih Club 1,2 Rice, Ross: D.E. 4; Football I-, Baseball I-, Hockey 3-, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Ridlen, Cynthia: G.A.A. 1,2,3-, Pom Pon Squad 3,4-, Ski Club 1,2,3,4; School Aide 2- Variety Show 3-, Honor Roll 2,3,4 Riehle, Anne: Ski Club 4; Honor Roll 3,4; P.E. Leader 4 Rito, Gary: Drama 1,2,3,4; Variety Show 1,2,3,4; Thespians 3,4; Letterman Club 2,3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Football I-, Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1.2,3 Rogers, Michael: Guard 1,2,3,4; Letterman Club 4-, School Aide 2; Swimming 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 4 Ruzicka, Kathy: Band 1,2,3,4-, German Club 1,2,3; G.A.A. 2,3; N.H.S. 3.4-. Ski Club 2,3,4; Vespa 4 Salberg, Debbie: Guard 4; Homecoming Queen 4; N.H.S. 4; Student Council I; Variety Show 3 Schafer, Larry: D.O. 4 Schmidt, Ramona: Dorado Swim Club 1,2,3; German Club 2,3,4; Guard 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4� Ski Club 1,2,3.4; Swim- ming 3,4 Senne, Sue: O.E. 4 Sesemann, Mark: Football 1,2; Baseball 1,2; Wrestling 1,2,3,4 Sexton. LaDonna: G.A.A. 1,2; Honor Roll I Shinko, Paul: Jr. N.A.D. 2,4; School Aide 2,3,4 Shire, Donna: Band l,2; Chess Club 1,2; Dorado Swim Club 4; N.H.S. 3,4-, Russian Club 2, Pres.3,4; School Aide 3,4 Shultz, Alison. Variety Show 2.3.4- , Ski Club 3; Tennis 1,2 Skala, James: Letterman Club 3.4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball I.2.3.4; Baseball I.2.3.4 Skurkis, Cheryl: AFS 2,3,4- Pres.-, Art Club I-, D.O. 4-Sec.; G.A.A. 1,2-, Ski Club 2; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Vespa 2 Sliwinski, Diane: Spanish Club I; School Aide 1,2; Choir 1,2,3 Slowik, Lladi: G.A.A. 1,2-. Ski Club 2,3,4; Volleyball 4 Sluder. Karen: Dorado Swim Club 4; N.H.S. 4 Smith, Dan: D.O. 4-, German Club 2.3; Radio Station I; Ski Club 3-, Vespa 1,2,3-, Golf I Smith, Frank: Broom Closet 3.4- . Thespians 4-Apprentice; Key Club 3-Vice Pres. 4-, Stu- dent Council Rep. 2,3,4; Basketball Manager 3,4 Sokolowski, RoseMary: Cam- ping Club 2; G.A.A. 1,2; School Aide 1.2; Gymnastics 2 Spannegal, Gail: Tennis 1,2,3,4 Specking, Kim: German Club 3-, G.A.A. 2,3; Library Aide I.2.3.4 Spoolstra, Jim: Baseball 3,4; Hockey 3,4 Sprecker, Gale: D.E. 4; Ger- man Club 3-, Choir 2,3 Stathakes, Susan: Drama Hearing Impaired 3; Jr. N.A.D. 2,3,4� School Aide 3,4; Miss Jr. N.A.D. Court 3; Bum- ble Bee 3-, Citizenship Award 3 Steadman. Jackie: Pom Pon Squad 2,3,4; Ski Club 1,2-. Variety Show 2,3,4 Steffen, Edward: Ski Club 4; Hockey 4 Stewack, Mary: F.T.A. I; G.A.A. 1,3,4; N.H.S. 3.4; Ski Club 4; Spanish Club l School Aide 2; Badminton 2.4; Statistician Gymnastics 3 Story, Sandy: Art Club I; O.E. 4; Ski Club 2,3,4; Honor Roll 1.4 Szwarga, Lynn: D.E. 4; N.H.S. 3.4; Dean's List I.2.3.4 Teare, Jody: Class of '74 Sec.- 4; Dorado Swim Club 1.2; G.A.A. 1.2; Homecoming Court 4; N.H.S. 3,4; Pom Pon Squad 3.4; Spanish 2,3 CV� Thunberg, Alan: Ski Club 2,3; Football 1.2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2-, Hockey 3,4 221 Tikalsky, John: Drama U Ski Club 2.3,4; Swimming I, Latin Club 1.2; Concert Choir 1,2 Torres, Raul: Drama 4; Thespians 4; Football 4 True, Barbara: Band 1,2,3; Class of '74 Spiritmaker 4; Dorado Swim Club 1,2; G.A.A. 1.2; Guard 1.2.3; Ski Club 2 Tumenas, Janice: Dorado Swim Club 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2.3.4; N.H.S. 1,2; Ski Club 2,3; Tennis 2,3; Honor Roll 1,2.3,4 Tyl, Brad: Class of '74 l-Pres., Spiritmaker 4; Drama 1,23,4 Variety Show 1,2,3,4; Guard 1,2; Thespians 4; Letterman Club 4; N.H.S. 4; Student Council 1,2-Treas., 3; Wrestl- ing 1,2,3; Tennis 1,2,4 Uhlving, Sharon: Art Club 4; G.A.A. I; Honor Roll 2,3,4 Ulshafer, Ed: D.O. 4; German Club 3; N.H.S. 3.4 Unnerstall, Kathy: Broom Closet I, D.E. 4, G.A.A. 1,2,3; Guard I; Ski Club 1,2,3; Stu- dent Council I Utz, Linda.- Pom Pon Squad 2,3; Ski Club 2; Variety Show 2; Honor Roll 3 VanBuskirk, Linda: Dorado Swim Club 1,2; Drama 4; G.A.A. 1.2; Guard 1.2, Thespians 4; Ski Club 3; Swimming 3; Variety Show 2,3 Vari, Mike: D.E. 4; Ski Club 1,2; Football I; Honor 3,4 Vrtis, John: Cross Country 1,2,4; Ski Club 2,3 Vukasovic, Diane: G.A.A. 1,2; O.E. 4; Ski Club 2,3 Wangerow, Jill: Broom Closet 1,2; D.E. 4; French Club 2; D.O. 3; G.A.A. 1,2, Ski Club I Wehrenberg, Holly: Cheerleading 1,2,3; Drama I; G.A.A. I; N.H.S 3.4; Pom Pon Squad 4; Ski Club 4; Variety Show 1,3; Honor Roll 1,23,4 Wells, Norman: Band 1,2,3� D.O. 4; Guard I� Football I, Gymnastics 1,2� Stage Band 1,2,3 Wenckunas, Susan: G.A.A. I� Homecoming Court 4� N.H.S. 3,4� Pom Pon Squad 2,3� Ski Club 2; Spanish Club 1,2� Stu- dent Council I; School Aide 2 Whitecar, Phil: Letterman Club 4� N.H.S. 3.4; Cross Country 2,3� Track 1,2,3,4; Dean’s List 1,23,4 Wilembrecht, David: Jr. N.A.D. 2,3,4; School Aide 2,3,4 i Williams, Debbie: Tutor for the Deaf 2,3,4; Interpreter for the Deaf 3 Wittekind, Jeff: Honor Roll 1.23.4 Wolf, Jan: Honor Roll 1,23,4 Yedinak, David: Chess Club 13; Letterman Club 4� Gym- nastics 1,23,4� Golf I Zaccone, Rita: Dorado Swim Club 1,2,4� G.A.A. I; Library Aide 1,3,4; N.H.S. 3.4; Ski Club 2,3,4; School Aide 1,23,4� Swimming 3; Guard 1,2,3� Honor Roll 1,23,4 Zieman, Karen: Honor Roll 1.23.4 Zilinsky, Pat: Art Club 1,2� G.A.A. 1,2,3; Guard I� Wrestlerettes 3,4 222 Where It’s At A Barzano, Thomas 52.182 Bozek, Linda 17,186 Carr, Karen 91 Abruzzini, Wendy 64 Basketball 134 Bozek, Robert 41 Carroll. Margaret 53 Ackerlund. Ronald 64,181 Bass. Diane 15 Bozos. Doreen 12,17 Carter, Donald 18 Adair, Randy 64,129,139 Bastian, Judith 52 Braas, Patricia 52 Carter, Rory 53,182.193 Adams. Alison 14,156,186 Bastuga, Joseph 64.152,180,172 Braas. William 124 Caruso, Ceceilia 18 Adams, Kimberly 52 Batch, Kevin 40 Bradley, Douglas 41 Carvell, James 94 Adams, Richard 77 Batch, Randy 15.176 Bragg. Debra 41 Carvell, Phyllis 78 Adams, Robert 52 Batek. Mark 64 Brand. Judith 17,187 Carver, Clifford 18 Adelman, Deborah 40 Battiato, Linda 64 Brandenhoff. Sharon 41 Carver. Jeffrey 65 Adelman, Guy 14 Baumann, Dawn 40 Brandwein, Paul 64.179 Casey. Kathleen 53.172 Affronti, Gary 14 Bazan, Andy 40,141.140,184 Brandwein, Steven 52 Casey. Kimberly 53 AFS 162 Bazan, John 52,142 Brannon, William 64 Casey. Mark 41 Ahrendt, Martin 124.14.184,186 Bazan. Mary 15.195 Branz. Patricia 52,193,182 Casey, Maureen 65,172,180 Akison, Debbie 52 Beal. Mary 15 Braun. Lvnn 97,157,177 Cason. Linda 65 Akison, Terry 64,172 Beale, Katnrine 64.157 Bravos. Dianne 18 Casper. Michael 41 Albanos, Maria 40 Beatty, Clark 40.24,145 Breeden. Howard Jr. 52,165,143 Cassidy, Timothy 65 Albaugh, David 40 Beaudry, Cathy 15 Brehens. Doug 176 Castans. Bill 65.129.143.184 Albaugh, Roger 52 Beck. Linda 64 Breier, Joseph 184.18 Castans. Edward 149,180 Albee. Michael 64 Beckman, Sara 1,15,157,196,186 Breier. Mary 64,178 Castans, Kevin 53,128,145 Albert, Julie 64 Beckman. Thomas 15 Breier. Mike 41,180,149.184 Castle. Robert 18.175 Albinak, Jeffrey I4.I4I.I40.I86.I84.I94. Beckstrom, Robert 40 Breener. Timothy 52 Cavalli, Kathy 41 «9 195 Bedde. Brian 40.200.192 Bretscher, John 53,52,132,193 Cavalli, Kristie 65 Albinak. Thomas 40,142 Behrens. David 40.126 Bretscher. Mark 130.18,189 Cerka, Mary 53 «VI Alexander. Mary 52 Belcher. Donald 40 Brickey. Mark 18 Cermak, Debbie 53 Allchin, Patricia 14,194 Belfiore. Marleen 64,193 Brindac. Fesse 52 Cermak. Dennis 18.192,200 Allen. Cynthia 64 Belletieri. Ann 64 Brisentine, Randy 1,52,199,195 Cerny, Donald 53 Allen. Kathy 52,194,201 Belletieri. Jane 40 Brkljacich, Janet 41 Cemy, Rae 41,156 Allen. Susan 40,201 Belovsky. Deborah 52 Brogan, Debra 52,172 Cerqua, Robert 65,144.182 Chaffin. John 92 Allsopp. John 14 Belovsky. Donald 124,15,184 Bronec. Donna 64 Alvin. Beth 14 Bender. Susan 64 Brooke. Matry 41 Chalupa, Joseph 65 § Andermann. David 52,57 Bennewate. Cynthia 15 Brooks. Kathleen 41,182 Cheehy. Ray 128 Cs Anders. Deborah 52,193,182 Benson. Daniel 52 Brooks, Martha 41 Cheerleaders 170 Anderson. Alan 14 Bentz. Eileen 64,191 Brooks. Todd 18,176 Cheles, Deb 18.180,188.194 Anderson. Barbara 52.154 Renwick. Doug 52 Brown, Bruce 64.189 Cheles. Michael 65.129.139 Anderson. Daniel 64 Berkich. Victorine 40 Brown. Cynthia 41.63,64,172.157.180 Cherry. John 53.128.147 Anderson. Kenneth 64,143 Bernabel. June 52 Brown, Diane 52 Chess Club 171 Anderson. Keith 52.128 Bernabei. Michael 64 Brown, Janet 52 Childers. Diane 53 Anderson, Robert 103 Berry. Jeff 40.195 Brown. Kenneth 52,124,138.139,184 Childers. Donna 53 Anderson. Steven 40,149 Besle, Kathy 178 Brown, Linda 64 Choir Angelucci. Sam 52.193.182 Bethel. Joell 40 Brownlow. James 64,139 Chudacki, Curtis 65,129 Angle. Larry 193 Beyer. Carrie 16.176 Broyles. Robert 41 Chudoba. Wendie 53 Anschicks. Earl 80 Biegel. Claudia 64 Bruce. Dianne 52.162 Church, Janine 65 Anschicks. Laura 80 Biegel. Karen 16 Biehl, Egle 76,104.165 Brummerstedt. Donna 64.156 Cielinski, Jolene 18.188 Anzelmo. Dorothy 64 Buban. Richard 87 Cielinski. Joseph 53.152 Apellaniz, Juanita 52. 172 Bierschenk. Edwin 16 Buchanan. Laurie 18,187 Cieniawa. Chris 65 Archer. Anne 40 Bik. Dave 64,129 Budzisz. Darlene 64,154.172 Cisler. Debra 65,172 Archer, Margaret 52 Bik. Donna 52,193,191 Bujno, Barbara 18 Ciszewski. Melissa 19 Arnold, David 96.138 Bilanzich. Nancy 15,188 Buresch, Thomas 41 Clanipet, Leslie 65 Arnold. Oreetha 110 Biliunas. Ingrid 64,157.180 Burk, Connie 18 Clapton. Eric 41 Arnold, Rodney 64 Arthur, Roger 52,170.167 Biliunas, Loretta 52 Burk. Ken 64.172 Clark, Kevin 19 Billich. John 16.176 Burk. Larry 64,172 Class of 74 — 15 Asborn. Gary 182 Billings. Mark 64 Burnet, William 53 Class of 75 — 39 Atchley. Paul 14 Bindelar, Dave 64 Burns. Denise 41,156 Class of 76 — 51 Atkinson. Paul 86 Bindaden, Anne 53 Bums. Jacqueline 75 Class of 77 - 63 Aubrecht. Kay 84,170.188 Bindgen. Barbara 40,194 Burns. Michael 53 Cloney. Theresa 180 Augle, Dennis 64,182 Bindgen. Ray 64.147 Burns. Thomas 64.129 Close. Roger 65.165 Augle. Larry 40.182 Blamer. Craig 52 Bursik. Donna 52 Cogan. James 41.42,49,130,131 Aument. James 64.180 Blevins. Burke 52,152 Burton, Gary 98.180,149 Coglan. Michael 65 Aument. Robert 64,152.180 Bluder. Dale 40,169 Burton. Andrew 64,136,137 Coit. Deborah 19 Austin. James 14,175 Bluder. Deborah 16.169.162.166 Bury. Pauline 95 Buska. David 41,162,179 Buster, Rodney 41 Cole. Linda 53 Averhart. Theresa 14 Bluder. Lori 64.166.186 Bludzuis, Robert 40 Colins. Linda 84.191 Collins. Frances 19,162.186 B Blum. Donald 16 Butcher. Darrell 64 Collins. Michael 65 Babitzke, Mary 52,179 Board of Education 74 Bwier, Robert 65 Collins. Robert 19,126 Babyar. Daniel 14,176 Babyar, Susan 64 Bocconcelli. Gina 64.154,178 Bocian. Kathy 40.38 Bryon. Michelle 52 Collopy. Richard 64,102 Colombe. Robin 41,182,193 Badding. Marlene 14,175 Bocinsky, Deborah 64,173 C Colvin. Lawrence 53,142 Bailey. Regina 64 Bodigor. Harold 40,192 Cahill. Fred 41 Condreay, Steven 65 Baker, Brian 52 Bodigor. Marybeth 52 Calder, Jack 41.181 Conlon. Kevin 53 Baker. Douglas 40 Bohm. Raymond 40 Calvert. Kim 41 Connolly. Patricia 53 Baker. Nannette 14,176 Boland, Edward 64 Camit. Faith 52,162 Cook. Brian 65,152 Baker. Ronny 14,176 Boland, Mary 41 Camit. Gwen 18,186,195 Cook. Janet 19.187 Backus. Rosette 90 Boliweg. Raymond 52.182 Camp. Alan 65,139 Cook, Joyce 42 Baldridge. Debbie 52 Bolton. Kathy 52 Camp. Betsy 41,170 Coomer. Kerry 19.134.135 Baldwin. Patricia 64 Bonahoom. Tony 64 Camp. David 41.145 Coomer, Marci 53,177 Baldwin. Steve 52 Bonahoom. Yvette 41.180 Camp. Mark 18,176 Coon, Cindy 42 Balle, Thomas 64 Boos, Lawrence 16,186 Campbell. Ron 19 Costello. James 53.182 Balvich. Joan 64,172 Borowy. David 16,176 Camping Club 165 Counsell. Judith 63.65 Balvich, Jordan 52 Borse, Joseph 64 Campise. Maria 41 Courtley. Lance 41 Band 168 Borse. Mark 41 Campise. Paul 18,195 Cox, Cynthia 19,180 Bandes. Brian 52 Both. Dennis 41,126,145 Campise. Valentina 65 Cox, Mary 65.155 Bara. Doreen 14.188 Boudreau, Bonnie 16 Campa, Michael 53 Cox. Thomas 65 Baran. Robert 40 Boughton, Sandra 41 Capman. William 65 Coyne. John 65.129,139 Barkus. Kathy 14.195 Bousquet. Mark 17 Caporusso. Anthony 52.182 Cramer. Donna 65.182 Barrett. Kevin 64,129,144 Bousquet. Richard 52 Carls. Linda 65 Crampton. Debbie 176 Barrett. Mark 14.169.167.195 Boutin. Angela 17 Bowers. Robert 17,176 Carls, Susan 52 Crampton. Karen 176 Barrett. Terrence 40.126,136,137 Carlson, John 18,176 Crampton. Michael 65,67 Barron. Debra 40 Boxx, Lawrence 64 Carlson. Judith 52,188 Cray. Jean 111,112 Badges. Kurt 40,126 Barth. Serene 14 Boyadjian. Larry 64 Carlson, Kimberly 18 Crist. Randall 42.181 Bozek, James 52 Carlson, Terry 5i Crist, Renne 65 2 23 Cropp. Penny 65 Crosby. Marsha 19 Cross Country I JO Crownover. Michael 65 Crutchfield. Cindy 65 Crutchfield, Debra 19 Culberson. Christine 42 Cunat. James 65 Curcio. Joyce 42,177 Curry. Thomas 42 Cutler. Michele 42 Czarny, Devorah 52 Czeslawski. Thomas 53,182 D Dacka. Diane 19 Dahlberg. Dan 19 Dahlstrom. Carol 53 Dalpiaz. Joseph 75 Daniel. Buford 74 Dashut. Craig 53.126 Dashut. Kim 12.19.186,188 Davidek. Patricia 53 Davidson. Christy 65 Davidson. Greg 42 Davidson, Susanne 42 Davis. James 42 Davis. Jerry 53.140 Davis, Joseph 19,124.184 Davis. Karen 42.182.193 Davis. Virginia 42 D.E. Club 175 De Benedictis. Gregor 53 De Francesco. Donna 53 De Vito. Daniel 20,176 De Young. Bryan 53.128.139 Deasy. Scott 65 Debb. Marsha 65,194 Decicco, Sue 42 Decker. Bruce 65.129 Decker, Debra 19 Deeley. Florence 93,105 Degner. Mary 53 Delany. Mary 53 Delany. Patricia 19 Deldin. Pamela 65 Deldin. Tomas 53 Delgrosso. Patricia 42 Densy. Denise 42 Di Cristogano. Mary 53 Di Figlio. Thomas 53.138 Di Foggio. Gail 53 Di Foggio. Robert 42 Di Neilo. Diane 20.157 Di Nello. Nancy 53.138 Dibbern, Delorie 20,157 Dibbern. Glenn 53,181 Dicristofano. Mary 53 Dickson. Brian 42 Dignan, Led 53.128.182 Diubek. Gary 53.167,169 D. O. Club 176 Doering. Debra 42 Doherty. John 42 Dolce. Gary 42 Dorado 177 Dougherty. Kathleen 20,157,175 Dougherty. Kelly 53 Dowding. Amy 65 Dowjotas. Christine 42 Downer. James 42,145 Drapel. Victor 65 Draper. Donald 53 Draper. Steven 175 Dreher. Kathy 53,191 Drehcr. Mark 53.176 Driskell, James 79.175 Duchak. Donna 53.188 Duda. Ramona 1.42,185,199 Dudek, Linda 20 Duffy. Cindy 53,191 Duffy. Jay 14,20.94 Duffy. Kathy 42.47 Dunklau. Lynn 20 Dunklau, Margaret 42 Dunne. Peggy 63,66,177 Dunne. Tim 42.181 Dupes. Robert 66 Durham. Ted 42.142 Durkhart. Mark 53 Duys, Gail 20 Duys. Peter 53 Dvorak. Dawn 52 Dvorak. Laura 66 Dwier. Bob 138.139.182 Dykema. Tammy 66.185 E Easley. Gregory 42,137 Eckel, Christine 66 Ecker. Mark 42.178.200 Economus. Leonard 66 Eddy. Chuck 20.124.184 Eddy. Gary 124.140.141 Eddy. Pamela 42 Effie. Philip 53.54 Eggert. Suasann 42.155 Eggleston. Teresa 20.175 Eiselstein. Al 95 Ekins. Elizabeth 53 Ekstron. Donna 42 Elkins. Dean 53 Elwood. Dennis 53 Elwood. Don 53 Embree. John 66.144 Emde. Brion 20 Emmel. Belinda 66.155 Engl. Dagmar 42 Erickson. Bradley 53 Erickson. Deborah 20 Erickson. Michael 66 Ermel. Robert 53.147 Ernst. Christine 54.66 Errandi. David 20.176 Errandi. Gregory 53 Estes. Michael 66 152 Estler. Kim 20.180 Etherington. Ted 85.152.179 F Faculty 74 Falke. Catherine 54 Farago. Andrew 42 Farganus. Donna 20 Faris. Paul 93.144 Farnik. Sandra 66 Faur. Georgina 54.182 Fay. Joe 184 Fay. Robert 20,124 Fenling. John 66 Feieraoend. Keith 130 Feierabend. Thomas 21 Feigenbaum. William 42 Fencl. Milena 42,156 Ferguson. Andrew 42.182.193 Ferguson. Kenneth 59 Ferrell. Sharon 54 Ferrell. Shirley 66 Feiter. Joan 66 Fiat, Yoram 54 Filipowski. Therese 54 Filitti. Rae 21 Filitti. Lia 54 Finch. David 50.54.162 Finnegan. Jack 21.124.125.184 Fiscella. Michael 42 Fischer. Fred 66.152.180 Flannery. Pat 42,188 Flaska. Michele 54 Flaska. Sheila 66 Flegel. Cheryl 1.42.198 Flynn. Thomas 66.152 Foley. Dave 42 Foley. Donna 21 Foley. Eileen 66 Football 124 Formato. Debbie 21 Fors, Lance 43 Forslund, Nancy 54 Fortuna, Anthony 66.129,139 Foss. Larry 86 Fossedal. Leselie 42 Foster. Kenneth 21.176 Fousek. Cathy 21.187,188 Fowler. Danny 66,144 Fowler. Sandra 21 Fox. Earl 75 Fox. Jeff 21.83.145.184 Fox. Robert 66 Foy, George 21,140.176,184 Franek, Martin 42.179 Franey. Richard 21 Frankowski. Fran 21 Frankowski. Jeffery 66.129,181 Frazier, Sheryl 54 French Club 178 Frentzel. LaVerne 54.172 Flicker. Joseph 21 Fritsche. Lynn 42.157,177.179,180 Frogner. Cheryl 54 Frogner. Robert 42 Fruechte. Penny 80 Fumagalli. Mary 42 Fumagalli. Steven 42,149.180 Fusco. Maria 21.187 G G.A.A. 155 Gabel. David 66,128.144 Gable. William 54 Gabrys. Kathleen 21.176 Gaffney. Mary 43 Galateo, Kathy 43.156 Gale. James 66 Gale. Prenston 21 Gall. Laura 54 Gallas. Dennis 43 Gallimore. Lanette 54,157.194 Gann. Brenda 66 Gann. Diane 43 Gann. James 66 Garces. Myra 66 Gardner. Frank 66.129.144 Garrett. Amber 43 Garrigan. Eileen 21 Garritano, Rob 43 Garritano. Thomas 54.138 Gavin. Ronald 21.175 Gaynor, Kevin 126.181 Gazarek. Fran 33.36,21 Gebbie. Joanne 88 Geboo. Donna 21.175 Gerry. Kathy 43 Geocaris. Claudia 100,197 German Club 179 Gerst, Jenny 43.201 Gerst. Mark 54 Gibson. Diana 66.170 Gibson. Patricia 66,157.181 Gill. Tony 138 Gilliard. Grace 93 Gillespie, Patrick 43.181 Gillman. Jeff 122.124,140 Gilpin. Patti 54.66 Ginctt, Kathy 54.156.157.194.205 Gladkin, Mary 54 Gleason. Deboie 66,157,177,180 Gleason, Luanne 54.19 Glomb. Carol 39.43 Glowski. Donna 43 Glowsik. Nancy 22.176 Gluck. Carol 43 Gluck. Donna 66 Glumb. Therese 13.22 Godar. Kristy 22.182 Godfrey. Judy 43 Golliwoppers 212 Gomez, Joanne 54.177.201 Goode. John 22.145,175.184.194 Goode. Sue 43 Goodwin. Debbie 22 Goodwin. Dave 43.126 Gort. Florence 180 Goss. Linda 66 Goss. Sheila 54 Gossage. Mary 43 Grabka. Barbara 22.187 Graf. Cheryl 54.170 Graf. Richard 43.126 Graff. Kenny 43 Granquist. Deboraugh 66 Granquist, Sharon 22.33,205 Gray. Chuck 22.145,184 Gray. Stephen 66,147 Green. Lois 108 Greenfield. Jean 96 Gregory. David 54 Gregory. Melissa 69.154,157.180 Gregory. Paul 66 Gregory, Robin 54,177 Grttfin. Brian 43,124.184 Griffin. David 54,147 Griggs. George 22,124 Griggs. Laura 66.185 Grimm, Andrew 54,193 Grissom. Jerry 44 Grissom. Richard 66.165 Grobarcik. Janys 43 Grobarcik. Joseph 66 Grodar. Kristy 193 Gronblom. Ragni 22,152.164,178 Grosrenaud. James 59 Gruber. Eugene 43 • ...L kA Guard 180 Gumminger. Becky 66,180 Gumminger. Cindy 43 Gumminger. Kathleen 22,196 Gundell. Craig 66,129 Gundlach. Sandra 43 Gutowski. Glenn 59.183 224 Gymnastics 145 H Hacker, Jim 181 Hacker. Thomas 22,181 Haddick, Douglas 43,167,169 Haddick. Philip 167,169 Haddick. Robert 92 Hadlock. Arden 66 Hadlock. Richard 43 Hagy. Alan 43 Hagy, Karen 22 Haisnian. Robert 102 Hall. Bob 66,129 Hall. Danny 54 Hall. Dwayne 67,139 Hall. John 43 Hall. Lora 43,154 Hall. Stephen 43,126 Hallett, Robin 67 Hallowell. Tammy 165 Hamer. Scott 43 Hamilton. Debra 54,60 Hamilton. Pamela 22 Hancock, Russell 43,137 Hancock, Sharon 67.167 Hanes. Gregory 43 Haney, Catny j2 Hanna. Marc 54,128 Hans. Fred 54,152 Hanson. Edward 67.132.133 Hanson. Harold 43 Haraburda, David 22 Haran, Christoph 67.129 Haran. William 67.129 Hardie. Kathy 67.172.179 Harp. Patricia 22 Harrah, Sharon 43,182,193 Harris, Charles 54 Hartfield. Debra 54 Hartl, Michael 67 Hataburda, Diane 67 Hatchell. Celeste 67,155,179.182 Hatchell. Ernest 22.124.184.186 Haubenreiser, Cathie 54,166,168,184 Haubenstricker. Dolar 43 Hauser. Debbie 175 Hauser. Sandra 54,156 Hawken. Robert 54,132 Hawken. Walter 43,130 Hawks. Daniel 67 Hayes, Shawn 54,143 Haynes. Linda 67 Hays. Anita 43 Haywood, Steven 54 Heaton. Michael 43,126 Heern, Kevin 54 Heery, Nanette 22,187 Heggen. Joanne 67,155,157 Heggie, Donna 22,162 Heiden. Lawrence 23,124,135,184 Heineman. Jeffrey 54,138 Heineman, Joel 167,168 Heinemann. Sharon 23,187 Heintz. Karen 54 Heintz, Pamela 54 Heldt, Bettina 17,23 Heller. Scott 54,128 Henderson. Susan 67.170 Henderson, Wayne 54 Henricks, Lisa 195 Heramb, Rhonda 67.172 Herbst, Christy 43 Herbst, David 23 Herda. Rick 43,149 Herzog. Ed 99 Hetzel, Catherine 43 Hewelt. Cathy 1,43,185,199 Hibblen, Shirely III Hickman. Barbara 23,176 Hickman. Frances 43 Hickman. Jonathan 67 Higgins. Jack 103,135.137.184 Hill. Anthony 43,136 Hill. James 23.130.184 Hill. Mary 54 Hill. Michael 54.132.133 Hills. William 22,130,131 Hingtgen. Kim 43 Hingtgen. Kristi 67,157 Hinrlchs. Lise 23,192,194 Hitzke. Pearl 23 Hlavin, Julie 67,172 Hobbs. Cindylee 67,179 Hockey 181 Hoericn. June 106 Hoffing, Stephen 54 Hoffman, Linda 67 Hogan. Debra 54 Hogrefe. Lee 23,154 Hofiingshead. Ronald 43 Holt. Jack 43,126,127 Holtz. Robert 23.149.180 Holub, Cheryl 23 Homecoming 203 Homme. Gerald 23,149,180,184 Hoppe. Annette 44 Hoppe. Colette III Horn. Chip 44,179 Horn. Mark 44.179 Horen. Dale 23 Howard. Catherine 23,186,195 Howard, Ruth 110 Howell. Jackie 54 Howes. Michael 23,149,180.184 Hren, Edward 23 Hruby. Sherry 44,188 Hruby. Thomas 54,128.129,143 Hubbard. Doretta 23 Hubbard. Kelly 67 Hubbartt. John 75 Huber. Dawn 23 Huber. Ron 144 Hubka. Paul 165 Huck. Catherine 44,170 Hudson. Robert 67.129.144 Hufford. Richard 44.49 Hufstedler, Dale 23,124.125,184 Hufstedler. Catherine 67 Hufstedler. Richard 44.137 Hulka. Carol 55,156,182 Humann. Elizabeth 55 Hunt, Mark 44 Hupke. Debra 67 Hupke. Diane 44 Hurry. Nancy 76 Huxhold. Wendy 67,172,195 I lantria. Joe 95 Ihle, Raymond 129,172 Ihm, James 55,147 Ihm, John 44 J Jackson, Karen 55 Jackson. Randall 24,126,181,184 Jacobson. Laura 67,157.180 Jacobson. Robin 44 Jahnke. Cora 110 Jalowiec. Deborah 24.177,180,186 Jalowiec. Gregory 44 Jalowiec, Steven 67.144 Janowiak, George 193 Jans. Genevieve 110 Jantz, Valerie 44,182,193 Jaros. Paul 23.149.184 Jaros. Peter 44 Jarvis. Robert 44.142.167 Jarvis. Susan 24,92.166.167.169.186.194 Jasutis. David 24,182 Jelen. John 55 Jewell. Martha 24 Jirka, Jeffry 44 Johns. Barbara 55,178 Johnson, Dean 55,182,193 Johnson, Eric 55,143,182 Johnson. Gary 67 Johnson. Joyce 175 Johnson. Leif 55.183 Johnson. Marty 91 Jones. Brenda 55 Jones. Paul 44.192.194.195,205 Jones. Russell 24,181 Jones, Susan 44 Jordan. Paul 55 Journey. Vera 90 Jr. N.A.D. 182 Julian. Cynthia 24,157.180 K Kagay. Katherine 24.157.180.184.192 Kagay. Susan 55,188.172 Kalas. Peggy 44 Kalinoski. Bruce 55 Kail. John 67,132.133,152 Kamantas, Rimas 67 Kamnikar, Michelle 55,170 Kamphuis, Gary 55,147 Kamphuis. Ralph 24 Kamarski, Larry 24 Kans. James 24.166 Kanas. Peter 55 Kohnke. Jerry 24,184 Kang. Mary 67,177,180 Kohut. Diane 44 Karalis. Andrew 67,129,152.180 Kohut. Richard 55 Karnarski. Larry 176 Kohut. Steven 24 Karnstedt, Betty 85 Kolany, Theresa 67 Karnstedt, Dennis 101.130 Kolar, Karen 44,155 Kartheiser. David 24.182 Kolar. Robert 24 Kasper. Jeff 55,179 Koljack. Richard 55 Kasper, Robert 24.176 Kolkmeyer. Shirley 24 Kauzlarick. Joseph 55 Kolvitz. Mark 55 Kay. Randolph 44,179 Kondraschonok, John 55,193 Kazmierowicz. James 44 Kondraschow. Alex 44 Kehr. Michael 44 Koniuszyk. Barbara 67,178 Kehr. Steve 67 Konrad. Jody 67 Keller. 1 uanne 55 Kopriva. Judy 44.155,157,179 Keller. Theresa 55 Koproske. Gale 44,170 Kelley. Michael 44 Kordewick, Tom 96,145 Kelly. Kathleen 55,172 Kornak, John 24,175 Kelsheimer. Janet 55 Kos. Scott 67 Kempa, Randy 24 Kosiec, Richard 55,167,195,189 Kenealy, Anna 50,55 Kosiec. Leon 24 Kenealy. Jerry 24 Kostush. Donald 44 Kenny Patrick 24.124.134.135.184.194 Kostush. Karen 67 Kenny. Thomas 44,149,180 Koszewski, Barbara 68,172 Kepil. Leonard 24 Koszewski. Gregory 44 Kerner, Linda 99,156,157 Koszewski. Laura 13.24.177 Key Club 183 Kothanek, Denise 44 Kiehn, Kendall 55 Kotula, Linda 68 Kies. Donna 55,193 Krakosky. Terrence 55,137 Kilgore, Kathryn 67 Krai, Robert 44 r J Kiliane, Mary 110 Kratochvil, Carol 44 VM Kim. Ho 55 Krause, Gary 24 King. Linda 67,157 Krause, Richard 48,200 Kirin, Catherine 55 Krc. David 24.145.184 Kirsanoff. Daniel 67 Krc. Ronald 55.147 Kisucky. Michael 55 Kreidl, Charles 24 Kizewski, Laura 186 Krizck, Carolyn 167 Klienschmidt. Kenneth 44 Krizek. Frank 55 Kleinschmidt. Linda 67,172 Krizer, Carol 68 Klena, Susan 55 Krohn, Karen 44.182 Klus. France 67,172 Krohse. James 44,130 Knight. Keith 67 Krol. Robert 68.129,139 Kocourek. David 67,129 Kronthal, Margaret 25.194.205 Kodman, Susan 44,156 Krotiak, Leeann 44,180 Kohl. David 55,143 Krueger. Lavonnc 44 225 Maddalone, Pat 68 Madsen. Joanne 25 Madsen. Paul IOI.I35.I36.I37 Magnusson. Charles 68,147,165,172 Maenusson. Rick 45 Maner. Denise 68 Main. Karen 56 Main. Mary 107 Major, Laura 68,170 Majorettes 185 Makey. Keith 56.128.143.182 Makra, George 45 Makris, Anthony 56,124 Makris, Wayne 25 Mourecek, Joyce 69 Maurecek. Paul 27 Maley. Margaret 25,186 Maley. Michael 56,126.137 Manaras. Jack 68.129.144 Maniatis, Laura 68 Maniscalli. Cindy 57,156.157.182.193 Manley. Duveen 68 Manning, Susan 45 Manolatos. Andrea 57 Manolatos. Thomas 57 Mantooth, Daniel 68 Marasco. Maria 57 Marchetti. Gino 68.183 Maresh. Gregory 45,171 Maresh, Patricia 57,191 Mariani, Donna 57,182 Marino. Patricia 57 Markel. Cohmen 57 Markgraff. Kristie 68 Markgraff, Laurie 45 Markis. Wayne 176 Marohnic, Scott 25 Marquardt, John 57 Marquardt. Pamela 177 Marquardt. William 182 Martin. Michael 25,149 Martin. Patricia 45 Martin, Susan 25,194,195 Martinek, Mark 68 Martinek. Robert 25,124.126.184 Martinez, Scott 25 Mascia. Diana 57 Mastis. Linas 45.179,180 Matczak. Sylvia 98,155 Mate, David 57 Matejovsky, Jeffrey 57 Matesk. Andrea 57 Mathis. Frank 57 Matlock. James 57,138 Mattlin. Jonathan 57.128 Maves, Colleen 25,165 Maves. Michael 68 Maves. Renee 45 Mayberry. Gary 57,128,129,142 Mayes. Meredith 68.177 Mayes. Michael 45 McBeath. Kelcy 57,157 McCaig. Mary 68 McCoy. Bernard 57 McCoy. Michael 68.132.152.172 McCutcheon. James 57 McDaniel. George 25,130.184 McDonald. Brian 57 McDonald. Pamela 45 McDonald. Thomas 68,165 McDonnell. Kevin 68.129.147 McDonnell. Michael 57,147 McDonough, Mary 45,194 McFarlane. Mark 25 McGill. Jeffrey 45 McGinness. Bernice 110 Krueger. Linda 68.177.178,180 Krueger. Robert 68 Krupczak. Andrew 55,182 Krupski. John 44 Krzyzaniak. Perry 55,193 Kuc. Gerald 68.1)9,193 Kuchler. Joseph 55 Kuhn. Mickey 68 Kulhanek. Laura 45 Kulkarm, Neela 68,172 Kulla. Christine 25,172 Kula. Karen 55.172 Kulla. Kathleen 55,156.172 Kummerer, Cynthia 55,177 Kummerer. Mary 25 Kunstman. Pamela 45,176 Kure. Kathy 55,201 Kure. Rose 110 Kure. Thomas 25.140,141.184 Kusch. George 45 Kush, Martin 68 Kush. Michael 25,176 Kvackay, Gregory 55,128 Kvackay, Karen 68 L La Porte. Cindy 178 La Rue, Dave 45 Laird, Cathy 55 Laird. Linda 55,152 Lamons. Winifred 85 Lange. Diane 68,74 Landis. Jane 89 Lange. Kevin 68,129 Lang. Electra 103 Laning, Dale 25 La Pefle, Colleen 186 Lapinski. Debra 55 Lapinski. Robert 25 Lareau. James 56.128 Larson. Steve 68 Lash. Tracy 45 Lathrop. Greg 149 Lathrop. Harold 45.180,100 Lathrop. James 25,124.184 Latimer. Elliot 45 Latz. James 45 Latz, Kristine 56 Laudato, Christopher 45,106.142.194 Laudato. Vincent 52.56,194 Lows. Peggy 56 Lawson. Lucinda 68 Lay. Carol 25,155 Lay. Christopher 56 Layden, Laura 56.182.193 Lea. Robert 68 Leach. Jill 56 Lecrone, Armand 86 Ledene. Judy 68 Ledene. Mark 56 Ledvora. Gary 68 Ledvora, Mark 45,166.167,168 Lee, Cynthia 25,187 Lehenbauer. Karl 56.61,168 Lelito. Debra 25 Lello. Cathy 56 Lemhart, Kristine 56 Lennox, Robin 56,167 Lester, Christine 45 Lettermen 184 Lettman. Ken 68.129.179 Lewis, Kimberely 56 Licciardi. Phyllis 56 Lichtenwalter, Blair 56 Lichter. Robert 101.147 Lienemann. Del 68 Lienemann. Tamira 45 Likens. Bernadette 56 Lindberg, Kathryn 56f Lindemann, Gail 45 Linger. Debra 39,45.188 Linger, Kim 56 Linn. Debra 45 Lipinski. Elsie III Little. Debbie 56.172 Lobas, Kathleen 25 Loder, Brenda 68 Loder. Randall 45 Loftus. Catherine 25 Loftus. Eileen 56 Loher, Brian 56.169 Loher. Cecelia 45.168,174 Lingmire. John 45 Loonam, Kathleen 68,172 Loonam, Maureen 56 Lordan. Diane 45 Lorenzi, David 45 Lorenzi, Lois 165 Lorenzi. Philip Lorge. Brian 56,168 Lotz, Cheryl 56 Lovata, Al 45.169,185,194 Lowe, Richard 45 Lubien. Laura 48,172,179 Lucas. Cathy 45 Ludwig. Chris 68.139 Ludwig. Jeanne 25 Ludwig. Laura 68 Ludwig. Susan 56,172 Luedtke, James 56 Lueken. Debra 68 Luketich, Judy 56 Luman. Dianna 45 Lundgren, Dale 68,152 Lundgren, William 128 Lundquist. Brian 45 Luperim. Karen 56 Luther, John 56.183 Lyman. Kerry 56,170 Lyskanowski, Anthony 25,176 Lyskanowski. Michael 56 Lysne. Edward 56 Lysne, Janet 56 M MacKenzie. Murdo 56 Mackenzie, Wallace 68 Maddalone. Donna 25 226 McGinness, John 68,153 McGruder. Thomas 57 McGuire. Anne 36 McHugh. Donna 36 McKeating. Nancy 83,194 McKechine. Maureen 68 McKinnon, James 57 McLaughlin, Elaine 78,85 McLaughlin, Richard 76 McLaughlin, Richard 68 McNamara. James 57,133 Meader. Sue 50,57 Meader, Dale 57.133 Meador. Lynn 45 Meador. Valerie 45 Meditz. Ingrid 38,45,174,177.180 Meier, Jamet 36,175 Mejdrech, Susan 45 Menconi. Frank 57,183 Mendygral. Irene 88 Mesch, Barbara 45 Messina. Pam 84 Meta. Sandy 180 Meyer, Catherine 89 Meyer. Jeff 68,139,138 Meyer, Laurie 81 Meyer, Lynn 36.154.176 Meyers, Deborah 68 Michel, Patricia 68,179 Michniak. Michael 68 Middelegge, Julie 57,170,194 Mikkelsen, Brent 36 Mikkelsen, Kim 68 Miles. Barbara 36,157,180 Millar. William 36.134.184 Miller. Angela 36 Miller, Glenn 45 Miller. Jan 57 Miller. Jay 57,147 Miller. Jill 36 Miller. Kathleen 37,45 Miller. Marilyn 103 Miller. Michael 37J5.I30.I75 Miller. Robert 68.173,193 Miller. Stephen 57.149.180 Miller. Susan 50,57 Miller. Trici 68.157,173.180 Miller. William 57.193 Misek, Carl 45 Mitoraj. Carolyn 69.157,173.177 Mixson, Timothy 176 Mock. Barbara 108 Molander. Cindy 57 Moline, Grace 88 Moltzan, Erika 57,187 Monaghan. Patrick 57,183 Monaghan. Una 69 Monolith, Andy 193 Monroe. Kevin 58 Montalto. Joseph 45 Monte. Gene 87.105,140,141,143 Monteith, Andrew 58.138 Moody. Bradley 45,135 Moody. James 58 Moody, Rodney 58 Moore. Patrick 37 Moore. William 58 Mordente. Joseph 46,145 Mordente. Peter 58.138 Moreland, Robert 46.167 Morgan. Katherine 37,187 Morgan. Kevin 69 Moriarty, John 46 Morphey. Deborah 58 Morrison. Melinda 58 Morrow. Pamela 37,195 Morrow, Tom 69 Mortenson, Sue 83,186 Mosbarger, Linda 69 Moss. Lyle 136 Mottier, Charles 37.184.186 Mottzan. Erika 193 Mroz. Christine 69,173 Mroz. Terry 37.176 Muatorj, Carol 180 Muchowicz, Dawn 183 Muenzing. Annette 69.168,191 Mugnolo, Carmen 58 Mugnolo, Jerry 37,175 Muller. Deffie 58,173 Murgatroyd. Allan 58 Murphy. Daniel 37 Murphy. Joseph 37 Murphy. Michael 135,137 Murphy. Terrence 69.165 Murrin, Claire 58 Murrin. Thomas 37 Mussari, Jerry 58 N Najera. Cynthia 167 Nank. Katherine 58 Narro. Michael 58.138.143.303 Navins. Deborah 69,173.180,195 Navins. Kathleen 58,191 Neef. Anita 69 Neilly. Peggy 58 Nelson. Kathy 69 Nelson. Keith 58.138 Nelson. Paula 58,156 Nemecek, David 37,176 Netols. Brian 69.153,180 Neuberg. Paul 130.131 Nielsen, Barbara 37,176 Nieman. Mark 134.184 Nilim, Mike 58 Nivens. Larry 69 Nix, Kenneth 37,176 Norman. Laverne 83.104,195 Norton. Tom 39,58 Norwich, Thomas 183 Noth. Irene 69,157 Novosel. Thomas 58 Null. Christine 69 Null. Ken 69 Null. Steven 37,166.169 Nyc. Victoria 58.177.183.193 O Brien. Kathleen 58.173.180.188 O Brien. Maureen 38.186 O Connor. Michael 58.138 O Daniel. Janice 58 O Donovan. Brian 13.38,135,184.186 O Donovan. Dennis 46 O Hara. David 38,175 O Hara. Karen 38,156 O Hare. Michael 181 O Hap. Susan 173 Oakes, James 58 Oakes. Sue 69 Oban. Sharon 38,169 Obryk, Randy 69 O.E. Club 187 Oftedahl, Mel 78,194,305 Ohap. Susan 38 Olafson. Maureen 69,173 Oldis. Mark 46,140 Olsen, Denise 46,175 Olsen, Kim 69 Olson. Kathy 191,193 Oltman, Paul 38.130,186 Orr, Elizabeth 38 Orzech, Henry 69,139 Osowski, Andria 38,187 Oswald. Mark 46.130 Otto. Brenda 58 Owano, Gary 175 Paider. Patrica. Ill Palendech, Donald 46,134,135 Palendech. Kathy 69 Palendech. Nancy 58,154,173 Pallardy. Debbie 69,177,178.180 Pallardy. Joseph 58,143 Palmer. Cheryl 38,195 Palmer, Jody 38,187 Palmer. Sandra 58,167 Palmer. Vicki 46 Palzer, Richard 83 Pannacchia. Joette 1,58,197 Panas, Kathy 58 Panasenko. Nicholas 38,193,300 Pantke. Jean 38,167.180 Pantke. Nancy 69.180.177 Pantke. Terry 58 Pappas. Eve 69,155 Paras. George 58,168 Parashis. Kathleen 38,187 Parent, Catherine 38 Parent. Michael 46.145.180 Parish. William 46.130.131 Parus, Richard 69,139 Paryzek, Gary 69 Paryzek. Kathleen 46.167 Pascente. Sandra 46 Paschel. Al 100 Paskus. Victor 46 Paskus. Yolita 66.69.185 Pastewski, Barbara 13,38 Pastewski. Teresa 58 Patino. Jeffrey 69.139 Patnode. Robert 183.193 Patrick. Robert 39.II3.I30.I3I.I84 Patterson. Thomas 39.134 Patterson, Timothy 39 Paul. Barbara 47,195 Paulan, Scott 69 Pavich. Rosemary 110 Pawlak. Carol 69 Pawlak, Edward 47,130,143,184 Payne. Kenneth 58,153 Peca. Paul 55.58.153 Peck. Karen 58 Pecora. Denise 69 Pederson. Peter 91 Peiker. Judith 39.187 Pekich, Anthony 58 Pekie. Mary 47 Pelletiere, Debra 58 Pelletiere, Janet 69 Pendergrass. Barry 39 Pendergrass. Diane 17,156,176 Percell, Joan 157 Perez, Russell 39 Perkinson. Bruce 39,176 Perry, Milton 58,147 Pershell. Susan 89 ary Pesko. Russel 5a Petersen. Kathy 69.173.191 Peterson, Charles 69 Peterson. Debra 39 Peterson. Merrie 39 Peterson. Sandra 47 Petrick. Joseph 175 Petta. Roy 69 Pettit. Dianna 69 Petty. Jan 83 Petty. Steven 58 Pfeiffer. Dori 39.47,179 Phelan. Laura 47 Phelps. Wayne 47 Philibert. Dominique 39.163,163,177. 189 Photakis. Theodore 58,189 Picardi, Denise 47,183 Picl. Linda 39 Piehl. Cathleen 69.71.179 Piehl, Christy 69.179 Piekarski. Tina 47,188 Piekarz. William 47,136,137 Pierson. Drew 39.149,184 Pierson, Julie 47 Pilaszewski, Susan 47.157,177.180 Pine. Sandra 79 Pirics. Jane 58 Pirics, Kim 47 Pittman. Gerald 87 Pivonka, Laurie 47 Pivonka, Ralph 39 Pizer. Sherry 84,191 Plageman, Ellen 83 Pletsch. Robin 58.133 Poborsky, Norma 58 Poborsky, William 47 Podbevsek, Kevin 47 Podhradsky. Keith 47 Polak. Karen 39,187 I 178, 227 Polak, MaryAnn 69 Polonczyk, Damse 69 Polonczyk. Kim 48 Polonczyk. Thaddeus 176 Pomatto. Gary 48 Pom Pon Squad 188 Popp. Michael 29 Porch, Diane 58 Ports. Steve 58 Pote. Cheryl 38 Pote. Marcia 29,175 Potenza. John 29.168 Powqlish. David 69 Powell. Kay 58.172 Powers. Linda 29,176 Pragovich. Anthony 48.149.180 Preban. Russell 58.128 Price. Cynthia 69 Price. Pine 48 Prince. Edward 69 Prince, Joseph 48 Prindeville. Steve 58 Prindeville. Thomas 30.124 Prinzhorn. Michael 58,162 Prisk. Frederick 69 Prisk. Terri 88.179 Pruce, Thomas 175 Provost. Mark 48.126.142 Pryor. Mark 69,181 Przybyla. Jacquelyn 30.189 Puck. Ed 99 Purcell. Joan 30.177.180.181 Purkhart. Lynn 69 Purkhart. Mark 138 Pushman. Kathleen 48 Putnam. Christine 58 Putzer. Paul 69 Putzer. Tom 48 Pytel, Frank 58.128.129.143 Q Quinn. Jenny 58 Quitmyer. Laurel 58 R Rabbers. Vickie 58 Rabe. Robin 69 Rabold. Jeffrey 30.184 Rabold. Sherri 58 Rabulinski. Daniel 48 Raci. Don 88,182 Radavic. James 58 Radzus. Lori 58 Rainis, John 58,128.138 Rakoci, Joseph 48 Rambeaux, Kathleen 58,151 Ramey, Emily 108 Ramsey. Kimberly 69 Ramsey. Victoria 30.192.194 Rapp. Nancy 48 Ray. Kathleen 70 Ray. Robert 70.139 Rayburn. Brenda 70,139 Rayburn. Larry 58 Rebman. John 70.129.139 Redford. Terry 48,124,184.200 Reickmann. Jim 124 Reid. Linda 58 Reilly. Patrick 48 Reilly. Thomas 126 Rench. LaVerne 30.186.187 Renwick. Jim 30 Repiha. Barbara 48.191.192.193,205 Repiha, Judith 58.178 Reu. Alan 58.145 Ricci. Alfredo 70 Ricci. Maria 30 Rice. Rossman 30.175 Rice. Terrence 48 Richards. Carl 30 Richer. Nancy 30 Ridgway. Sandra 48 Ridlen. Cynthia 30 Ridlen. James 58.128.138 Riehle. Michael 58,152 Riehm. Donald 70.132,152 Ringbloom. Kim 58 Ritchie. Paula 58.59 Rittas. Arther 180 Rito. Gary 30,135,184,186 Rito. Leisa 70 Rivera. Debra 70 Robbins. Betty 70 Robbins. Daryl 48 Roberson, Pamela 58 Roberts. Nausika 48.192 Robinson. Carolyn 30 Robinson. Rob 181 Robinson. Ricky 30 Roensch. Judie 81 Roeters. John 48.126 Roeters. Margaret 58 Rogers. Kenneth 58,152.180 Rogers, Larry 70,152.180 Rogers, Michael 28.30.149,180.184 Rokita. Bob 70 Rokita, Linda 39.48 Rollins. Robert 139 Rome. Nancy 58 Rosea. George 58.128 Rosenberg. Paul 89 Roskam, Scott 70 Ross. Donald 48 Rothrock. Joann 70.157 Rotolo. Nancy 70 Rotolo. Sharon 48 Rouse. Lynn 58.182.193 Rozell, Michael 59 Roxewicz. Robert 30.176 Russian Club 189 Ruzak. Donna 59 Ruzicka. David 48.130.149 Ruzicka. Joan 70 Ruzicka. Kathryn 30.186 Ryan. Dennis 97.152 Rzepka. Caryn 70 Rzepka. Mike 59 S Sabo. Dale 59,171 Sahs. Amy 59,193.182 Salberg. Deborah 30.180.186.205 Salvato. Karen 70 Salvato. Michael 59 Samuelson. Marie 48 Samuelson. Mary 59 Sanders. Deborah 59.167 Sanders. Susan 70,191 Sankaran, Jaysri 70 Sanner. Daniel 48 Sarafin, Constance 48 Saso. Phillip 48.126 Savana. Janet 30 Schafer. Jeannie 110 Schafer. Lawrence 30,176 Schafer. Maria 30.191 Scheltens. Nancy 48 Schemmer, Wayne 59 Schlegel. Richard 59 Schmidt. Ramona 30.157.180.177 Schmuhl. Debra 59 Schneiderman. James 100 Schob. Arthur 70 Schoenbeck. Kevin 48 Schoenbeck. Paul 70 Schoonover. Barbara 94 Schorsch, Steve 89 Schrader. Charles 98 Schrader. Jill 70,172 Schramm. Dolores 110 Schramm, Ervin 70,129,144 Schramm. Michael 59,152 Schroeder, Donald 30,176 Schuetter. Michael 70.152 Schuhmann. Martina 48 Schwarz, Sies 30,172 Scog. James 48 Scolli. Eugena 59 Scott. Daniel 48 Scrivani. Marykay 59.182 Scumaci, Dominick 70,129.144 Sczepaniak, Jim 182 Scutto, Anthony 30,124 Seago. Cynthia 59 Sebesta. Kathy 31,189 Seddon, Bernice 48 Seddon. Jenny 59 Sedgwick. Kim 48,172 Seiler. Peter 88.182 Sellers. Sue 81.194 Sendra, Paul 48 Senne. Susanne 31.187 Serafin. John Sertich. Nancy 48 Sesemann, Jeffrey 59.126.138 Sesemann. Mark 31.140 Sexton. Cheryl 54,59 Sexton. La Donna 31 Shaff. Richard 59 Shank. William 59.182 Sheehan. Nancy 59 Sheehan. Pat 48.157.180.177 Sheehy. Ray 59 Sheehy. Maryellen 48 Sheppard. Debrah 76 Sheridan. Ardis 95.170,188 Sherman. Dave 48 Sherman, Paul 39 Shinko. Paul 31.182 Shider. Karen 177 Shire. Donna 31,177,186.189 Shirley. Mark 48 Shubinski, Diane 1,48,198 Shubinski. Lori 70 Shulda. Ricky 59 Schultz. Allison 30 Schultz. Cynthia 59,172 Schultz, Lisa 48,170 Sieben. Noreen 38.48 Sigalos. Carole 81 Simandi, Joyce 48.170 Simpson. Cynthia 70.178 Simundic. Edward 31.33.149.176,184 Sipal. Julia 31 Skala. James 31.59.124.128.135J84 Skala. Mark 70.129.152 Skala. Richard 128.138 Ski Club 190 Skinner. Sandi 70 Skurkis. Cheryl 31.162,176 Skutnik, James 59,182 Slakis. Susan 63,71.177 Sliwinski. Diana 31 Slowik. Uadi 31.156 Sluder. Karen 31.180.186.189 Sluder. Kevin 71,132 Small. John 71 Smejkal. Linda 31 Smetana. Jacklyn 71 Smith. Daniel 31.176 Smith. Dave 94 Smith, Frank 31.135,137,183,194 Smith, James 32 Smith. Lachlan 48 Smith, Raymond 32 Smith. Robin 91,165 Smutny. Glenn 59 Sobecki, Gregory 59 Sobolewski. Lorraine 71,172 Sodaro, Christina 71 Sokolis, Janet 32 Sokolowski. Rosemary 32 Soma, Becky 71,172 Soukup. Deborah 71,177,180 Soukup. Patrick. 59.180 Spanish Club 191 Spannagel. Brian 71 Spannagel. Gail 154 Spatafore. Margaret 59 Spatafore. Mary 32 Specking. Kimberlee 32 Spencer. Judy 48 Splawski, George 77 Spletter. Debra 59 Spoolstra. James 32.59,181 Spoolstra. Skip 181 Sprecker. Dawn 59 Sprecker. Gale 32,175 Stachniak, Paul 59,152 Stanek, Carolyn 59 Stange. Cheryl 59 Stanuch. Russell 147 Stanuch. Terence 32 Starck, Karen 32 Starr. Brian 59,147 Starzynski. Arlene 48 Stathakes. Susan 32,182,193 Steadman. Dave 71.129.144 Streadman, Jackie 32,188 Stefanos. Elaine 94 Steffen. Edward 181 Steffen. Robert 71 Stejskal. Dennis 32,124.125.184.215 Stellwagon. Joel 103 Stephens, Neil 95 Stephens. Susan 59 Sterba. Kathy 71,191 Stevens. Mark 48,126 Stewack. Betty 48 Stewack. Kenneth 71 Stewack. Mary 32,186 Stewart. Cynthia 48,170 Stiede. Roxanne I9J2.I57.I77.I80 Stiede, Thomas 59,126,142 Stinger 192 Stolte. Joy 59 Story. Jo 59 Story. Sandra 32.172.187 Stramaglia, Mary 71,157,177.180 Straub. Bruce 71 Straub. Bavid 59,138 Stoddard. Judy 70 Stroede. Susan 48 Strom, David 182 Stroupe. Robin 71,179 Strzelec. Debbie 59 Strzelec. Donna 59.60,177 Strzelec. William 126.181 Stuchl. Debra 71,177.180 Student Aides 193 Studio. James 59 Student Council 194 Stumpe, John 48 Sturges, Kevin 176 228 St urges, Mark 56,60 Sturm, John 71,129,152 Sturm. Mary 60,157 Suma, Linda 71 Summaria. Della 71 Sunde, Kenneth 60 Surma, Myra 57.60.172,188 Sutherland. Gina 48 Svatek. Cheryl 32 Svoboda. Sue 60 Svoboda. Terry 32 Svoboda. Karen 60 Sweeney. Colleen 71 Sweeney, John 60 Sweezer, Gregory 60 Swim Team. Boys 149 Swim Team, Girls 157 Szachnitowski, Paul 162.178,193 Szcaepaniak, James 61,193 Szot, Robert 71 Szwarga, Lynn 32,175,186 Szwarga. Steven 61 Szwarga. Terry 71,172 T Tafel. Linda 83 Tea re, Jeffrey 49 Teare. Jody 12,32,186.188 Teclaw, Karen 71,172 Tennis. Girls’ 154 Testa. Barbara 71 Thespians 195 Thiele. Eric 49.162.174 Thomas. Bob 98 Thomas. Gary 49,124,145 Thompson. Carol 101 Thompson. Elizabeth 110 Thompson. Kenneth 49.169 Thompson, Kris 172 Tltompson. Robert 71 Thunberg, Alan 181 Thurow. Susan 79 Ticaric, Douglas 49.135,137 Tikalsky. John 33 Tinucci. Robert 33,124,184 Toda. Mitch 126 Toda. Helen NO Toda. Lew 71.129 Today, David 71 Today. James 49 Tomasec. Cheryl 71,172 Toonig, Steve 181 Topel, Cherylann 71 Topcl. James 49 Tough. Henry 72,129,139 Trabilsy, Steven 49 Trainor. Karen 33,194,195 Tross. Louise 72.172 Tross. Steven 33 True. Barbara 33 True. Linda 49.169 Tucker. Bob 182 Tucker. James 193 T ulcus. Stephen 60 Tumenas. Carol 72,180 Tumenas, Janice 33,154 Twohig, Stephen 60 Tyl, Bradford 33 Tyl. Kim 61,177 U Uccardi, Ronald 72 Uhlving, Sharon 33 Ulaszek. Eric 49 Ulaszek, Kristine 72,191 Ullrich, Jacqueline 93 Ulshafer, Edwin 34.176 Underwood, Susan 49,170 Unnerstall. Kathleen 34,175 Up the Down Staircase 206 Urban, Martin 60 Urbas. Andrea 1,49.162.171.194.196.193 Uribe. Grace 72,178 Uribe, Luis 60 Utz, Kathy 60 Utz, Unda 34 Uyeda, Sharon 49 V Vacek, Frank 49 Vacek. Jeff 60 Valack. Catherine 60.172 Valack. Coy 42,49,170 Valenta. Brian 60 Van Aliebergen. Frank 77 VanBuskirk. Diane 49 VanBuskirk. Larry 34,176 VanBuskirk. Linda 180,195 Vancura, Christine 60,157 Vancura. Laura 49 Vanerka. Donald 72.169 Vanwinkle, Carol 60 Vanda. Janet 72 Vanderzanden. James 72,129,139 Vanderzanden. Wallace 60 Vari, Michael 34 Van. Tony 72,128,129.144 Vaughan. Rosemary 72,177,180 Velisek, Kimberly 188 Velisek. Victoria 60 Vemetti. Dan 60,182 Vespa 196 Veverka. Jeff 49 Vicha. Lillian III Vicks, Judith 60 Vidito. Ben 49 Vidito. Pamela 72 Viglione, Mike 72,129,191 Vihm. Michael 128 Vineyard, Mark 50,60.143 Vitkus. Elizabeth 63,72,177,172 Vitkus. Perrin 39.49.184 Vlach, Louise 60 Vlahakis, Dean 72 Vlasaty. Cheryl 34,176 Vlasaty, Linda 68,72 Voelz. Jeffrey 60,126 Vogel. William 49 Vogler. Robert 49,145 Vojacek, Debbie 72.73.181 Vokal. Wendy 34 Voorhees. Sheri 60,177,205 Vostry. Lance 60,152 Vostry, Todd 49,149 Vrtis, David 72 Vrtis, Jill 60 Vrtis. John 34.130 Vukasovic. Diane 34,187 W Wagner. Anna 60,172 Wagner, Wendy 72.177,180 Waitkus. Sylvia 72 Walker. Andre 60,138 Walker. Donna 72 Walker, Dreama 72 Walker. Linda 72,172 Wallace. Kenneth 39,184 Walsh. Pamela 72 Walton, Stephen 94 Wanda. Thomas 60,152 Wangerow. Jill 34.175 Waring. James 102 Warren. Kathleen Wascher, Richard 73,172 Watkins, Charles 60 Watkins. Cherylann Watkins, Craig 34 Watkins. Eustace 68.128.138 Weatherman. Scott 51,60.181 Weatherman, Ruth 35 Webb. Rebecca 49 Weber. Lois 73,182 Weeks. Pamela 49 Weeks. Peter 60,167,183 Wehrenberg, Holly 35,36,186,188 Weidman. Edward 73,129 Welbourne. Jack 49.130,131 Welbourne. Tara 73 Wells. Janice 49 Wells, Norman 35.176 Wells. Scott 60.147 Welsh. Laura 60 Wenckunas. David 60 Wenckunas. Susan 35 Wenhart. Lauren 60.166.167,188 Wentz. Gene 49,126 Wernli. Kenneth 49,126 Westerman, Julie 66 Westerman. Robert 35 Westrom. Christina 60,172 Wheeler. Elvis 60 Wheelock, James 78.181 Whitecar, John 73 Whitecar, Philip 35.184.186 WHSD 200 Wicks. Frank 49 Wilembrecht, David 35,182,193 Wilkin. Charles 49.182 Wilier. Howard 73.152.172.179 Willford, Janice 73 Williams. Deborah 36,172 Williams. Olive 88 Williams, Ruth 110 Williams, fammy 73 Williamson. Cheryl 60.177,182 Williamson. Jancie 73.157.172,191 Williamson. Jeffrey 61 Wilm, Ronald 73,144 Wilson. Lynn 80 Winecki. Mary III Winkleblack, Arthur 49.145 Winters. Glenn 61,179 Wittekind. David 73 Wittekind. Jeffrey 36 Wittmer. Donna 49 Wittmer. Laura 73 Wojtala. Ronald 61 Wold. Charline 36 Wolf, Jancie 36 Wolf. Richard 61 Woods, Deborah 36 Woods. Gloria 49.182 Woods, Sharon 61,154,195 Wopinski, Joseph 73 Wopinski. Martin 49,124,184 Wrestlers 140 Wrestlerettes 201 Wright, Diane 73 Wright. Donald 73 Wrobel. Chester 49.181 Wrobel. Robert 73.129,181 Wunglueck. Peggy 49 Wylie. Terry 103,184 Wyncott, Bridget 76 Y Yavorski, Michael 98 Yedinak, David 36,145 Yedinak. Donald 147 Young. Chris 61 Young. Sharon 49,166.167,169.188 Young. Susan 61 Yunker. Bryan 168 Z Zabrauskas, Joe 49 Zaccone. Donimick 73,180 Zaccone. Mark 49.179.180.188.193 Zaccone. Rita 36,177 Zahner. Scott 73 Zahner. Zane 49.126.142 Zander, Janet 73 Zander, Judy 49 Zarate. Frank 49 Zarate. Kathleen 63 Zary, Michael 152 Zatloukal. Jeffrey 49 Zears, Rhonda 61 Zeglin. Jeffrey Ziccarelli. Carmela 49 Zielinski. Donna 70,187 Zieman. Karen 36 Zieman. Robert 61 Ziemba. Sandra 49 Zilinsky, Cheryl 49 Zilinsky. Patricia 36.201 Zilinsky. Timothy 61,147 Zimmerman. Roger 73,139,179 Zintak, David 73.129 Zintak, Janet 180 Zitzka, Gregory 73,138,139,172 Zitzka. Susan 36 Zobjeck. Daniel 61.182 Zurawski. Joseph 73,129,139 Zwicky. Tim 73,180 Zwierzynski, Charles 61,132 Zwierzynski. Richard 61,73,147 Zwierzynski. Richard 132 229 Local Merchants Support The New” VESPA The Bike Rack at 75th and Plainfield has bicycle and bicycle accessory selections. Ace Hardware is located in two convenient locations: 75th and Cass. Darien and 63rd and Main. Downers Grove. Darien Floor and Wall Center provides local home owners with supplies. 7� Tie 4 r ?74 Compliments of Bill Marilyn Millar and Family. Magic Touch fulfills area residents cleaning needs. 230 The Darien Bank meets local banking needs. 232 ROOT photographers • 1131 W. Sheridan • Chicago To: Class of LXXIV From: Linda Moms” Tafel James J. W.” Wheelock Roses are red Violets are blue It sure was swell Knowing all of you KEEP ON—KEEPIN ON (Ya Know) May the future Senior Women of Hinsdale South learn as we have, through experience, the true meaning of friendship Senior Women 74” 1974 Patrons Mr. and Mrs. John Christy Mr. and Mrs. James Geocaris Modern Way Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. J. Panacchia Arlene and Joette Panacchia Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Seiler Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sherman Stop and Chat (Westmont) 233 Brookhaven Sun Drugs supplies area residents with phar- maceutical needs. Patrick's is known throughout the area for its fine food and warm atmosphere. Lolly’s clothing store at 75th and Cass keeps up to date in all the latest fashion designs. Phillip’s Shoes at 75th and Cass fits many young people with perscription and regulai shoes. 234 . . . You have now come to the end of your 1974 Vespa. We hope you have enjoyed looking through it as much as we en- joyed putting it together. 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