Illinois Valley Central High School - Sequence Yearbook (Chillicothe, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1976 volume:

’’Spirits” Of ’76’ Tri-Editors Carol Sarver Joy Bennett Lee Ann Franklin Miss Flick — Co-Advisor Mrs. Burgauer — Co-Advisor Sequence 1976 I.V.C. High School Chillicothe, II Spirits Of Yesterday Spirits Of Tomorrow The mysterious birth of our Grey Ghost is best recollected to be 1939 or 1940. The most copular theory is that a new post office was under consideration for Chillicothe. At that time, t... [ resent post office was in the Bacon Building owned by Frank Bacon. Mr. Bacon, a prominent political figure as well as businessman, sent a series of letters to Washington s to .diculousness in because Chilli public eventually be school team black colors at m$ were g the school colors from maror n an Wack to maroonland grey, somewhere between 1948 and 1950. The Ghosts and we may never know the real story. Our ghost hal kept its past a came about. Theref Our special thanks to Dave Pfandschmidt, editor of the Chilfi- cothe Bulletin, whose research made this story possible. Chuck 'Spirits’ Of I Homecoming Homecoming Land of Oz — 75 ATTENDANTS AND THEIR ESCORTS: Freshman--Dawn Lauber, Escort—Paul Foster. SOPHOMORE--Diana Galindo, Escort--Joe Willis. JUNIOR--Sherry Gray, Escort — Curt Hawley. QUEEN CANDIDATE--Sherry Braasch QUEEN CANDIDATE—Lisa Peacock Escort--John Coats Escort--Doug Coventry QUEEN CANDIDATE—Laurie McAllister Escort—Tom Kehr QUEEN CANDIDATE — Sherry Nelson Escort--Mark Stroyeck HOMECOMING QUEEN —Pam Aeschliman Escort--Mike Bard QUEEN CANDIDATE —Julie Rice Escort—Chuck Fitzgerald HOMECOMING—75'—'The Land of Oz— was a great success. The week began with flower sales. A hearts Tournament, a search to find the Ruby Slippers, and a Witch Hunt were to find the stu- dents with the most heart, brains, and courage. The bon fire, on Thursday night, announced the Queen and Her Court Friday brought the parade in the afternoon and the big game at night Saturday night was the dance with Addison Grace providing the mood music. 11 Revenge? ? 12 Faculty Rips Seniors The Spiritts sold carnations for their project in Club Week. Joe and Sue dressed up for Grub Day sponsored by the Art Club. Below: AFS Panel Discussion One pickle please! Alvin and the Chipmunks performed for an assembly. As a new addition to the yearly activi- ties, Student Council sponsored a Club Week. This week included such activi- ties as: donut sales, a movie nite, dress up days, AFS Panel Discussion, and year- book sales. The climax of the week was the annual Sweetheart Swing. Blackwood Magazine performed to the theme of Signs of Love. Also, as a new addition to the Swing, Miss Sweetheart , Con- nie Burdick, was crowned. 15 Swing ’76 16 Now you see it— Now you don't! Who looks and talks like John Denver, but isn't John Denver? It's the man from the AEC, of course. The AEC is the Atomic Energy Commission, which spon- sors presentations for high-school stu- dents. These presentations dissipate all the myths about atomic energy and present it as a hope for the future. 17 Assemblies Fun The For Just □ 3. lYl Governor Wednesday, March 10, marked a day of camera lights, administrators, politicians, and music under the direction of Mr. Vince Cosmano at IVCHS gym. Teachers and students gathered impatiently for the moment of Gov. Dan Walker's arrival. Gov. Walker's speech followed the presentation of a certificate of gratitude, presented by Student Council President, Ed Hubbard. Warm Welcome 20 21 With An International Touch Sunday, April 4 the Second Annual International Fair was held at IVC High School. It was put on by AFS with sponsor Mrs. Vance and help from the Foreign Langauge Club. The fair began the day before with a Tour de France bike race. The fair, held the next day, had many games and activities including a Casino, an Open-Air Market, a Dart Throw, a Scotland Yard, a Pie-in-the-Face booth and a Falling Leaves Tree. 22 Let me show you the right way to deal them. 23 Prom, 1976 S' US t o € O 9 t M. JL JZ The bi-centennial year marked a re-location of the Junior-Senior Prom. This year it was at the Peoria Hilton and dinner was served. The theme of this year's prom was Summer Breeze. Our royal couple for 1976 was Kathy Youngman and Cliff Lacewell. Unfortunately, the band did not arrive; however this did not prevent everyone from having a good time! Jill Kehlenbach and Mike Karen Stroyeck and Mike Rushin Cindy Adcock and Brian Lauber Rockwell What do you mean you made a mistake!!! Queen Kathy Youngmand and King Cliff Lacewell looking pretty. The royal couple and their court dance to COLOUR MY WORLD by Doug Carr. Sue and Tom make it happen Their last walk. ...it was still a great pro m! j I 27 Remember When 28 had pep rallies and competition. had award nites by the boosters. had a student sit-in. It would be impossible to put all of the activities that occurred at the high school in the yearbook so we have put two pages of the maybe not so big events just for you to remember. 29 Gee what can I say? Publications Banquet It really wasn't all that bad. TOP TEN Front L — R: Mark German, Joe Magee, Bill Covey, Eric Espinosa. Middle: Lloyd Passage, Al Strong, Jim Geselbracht, Dave Philyaw. Back: Monty Mitchell, Steve Gnehm. 1975 Cross Country The 1975 Cross Country season proved to be one of the most successful and inspirational seasons for the I VC Cross Country squad. The Grey Ghosts were led mostly by senior Bill Covey, and juniors Mark German and Joe Magee. Even when Bill Covey had to depart from the racing scene for the very last part of the season because of a physical ailment, the Ghosts managed to place in district and run in the sectional meet. In the conference meet the Harriers placed three runners in the top ten, but did not outpoint the winner due to the loss of Covey in that race, too. Mark German, Joe Magee and Jim Geselbracht placed 8th, 9th, and 10th, respectively, leading the team to a 3rd place finish. This year there was a lot of underclassmen talent which led to the first Freshman Sophomore team in IVC history. The Frosh Soph team was paced by sophomore Monty Mitchell and freshman Eric Espinosa. In the F S con- ference meet there were also three runners in the top ten. Monty Mitchell was the individual champion. Eric Espinosa placed 7th and Mike Tobin 9th. Mitchell and Espinosa also ran for the varsity team and district, making notable performances. This year's squad will lose 4 seniors with the graduation of Bill Covey, Al Strong, Jim Besel- bracht and Steve Gnehm. Next year's squad will be promising with returning lettermen: Mark German, Joe Magee, Lloyd Passage, and Dave Philyaw. The varsity team will also look for help from the sturdy F S performers. For the first time, Sandy Billington proved to be a fine runner and highly regarded individual for the trouble she went through to run with the 1975 team. Also thanks to Brian Lauber, Tom Rohman, Steve Johnson, Tom Crothers, and also to Scott Meints, who was a fine manager. Front: L—R Mark German, Joe Magee, Tom Crothers, Chris Conner, Bill Rodier, Sandy Billington, Eric Espinosa, Chris Ritter. Middle: Lloyd Pascage, Dave Philyaw, Al Strong, Bill Covey, Kary Rosenow, Sam Altpeter. Third: Brian Lauber, Dan Case, Scott Meints—mgr., Tom Robman, Steve Gnehm. Last: Wendy Childs--coach, Jim Geselbracht, Monty Mitchell. Not Pictured: Trip Bussey, Mike Tobin. Jog Pace Tire Sprint Win! Golfers Tee Off To Another Year Back: Rob Cunningham, Greg Leak, Jim Thornton, Mike Rushin, Mike Nibbelin, Ron Owdom, Coach Nibbelfn. Front: Rick Dunn, Mike Bolding, Mitch Elwell, Mark Bolding. Freshmen Football: Top Row: (L—R) Tom Erickson, Nick Taylor, Carl Reifsteck, John Hawley, Andy Sibrel, Gary Davis, Mike Marini, Dean McNaught; Sec. Row; Mike Hill, Ron Ogburn, Russ Lawson, Mike Callahan, Ed McIntyre, Chuck Stroyeck, Stan Barnett; Third Row: Rick Polanin, (Coach), Jeff Noonen, Paul Foster, Mark Ely, Bob Renfroe, Chris Murphy, Tom Wineland, Tom Hott, (Head Coach); Bottom Row: Tim Evereaux, Bill Ware, Dan Crull, Mike McGana, Mike DeVoss, Cory Stear, Dave Steele. Sophomore Football: Top Row (L—R), Jim Wilkerson, Corey Smith, Jeff Horton, Pat Mowbray, Charlie Braasch, Mgrs. Mike Higdon and Jeff Murphy; Sec. Row: John Hill, Mike Davis, Jim West, Dan Elmore, Keith Martin, Brian Stedman, Pat Donovan; Third Row: Joe Gusman, Alan Dobbins, Randy Daniels, Greg Fitzgerald, Mark Sarver, Dan Maurer, Rich Miller; Bottom Row: Bill Adams, (Coach), Mark Minnes, Bob Bennett, Joe Willis, Joe Hawley, Mark Jones, Mike Ratcliff, Tony Moretto, Mike Themas, (Head Coach). YOUNG GREY GHOSTS GAIN GRID EXPERIENCE Sophs. Kim Drader, Lynn Bard, and Kathy Drader hud- dle up watching the game. 37 VARSITY FOOTBALL 1975 Top Row: (L-R), Head Coach Tom McGhee, Asst. Coaches Ron Weitzel, Marty Ogburn, Sec. Row: Matt Donovan Mike Buttell, Mark Mead, Mike Stumbaugh, Brian LeMaster, John McCabe, Kevin Sparks, Third Row: Jeff Cealey Mike Gray, Mike Orlandini, Kent Kowalske, Dan Mooney, Pete Baker, Jim Huckins, Fourth Row: Jim Calvin Curt Staker, Angelo Serrano, Steve Harney, Mike Vaughn, Jay Wiedeman, Doug Elmore, Fifth Row: Alex Razo Tim Upsey, Ed Hubbard, Mark Gronewald, Roy Lester, Steve Maurer, Marty Miller, Bottom Row: Tony Razo Chuck Walker, Don Gaskins. 38 The Grey Ghosts finished the season with an 0-9 rec- ord as they did a year ago. Things just didn't fall the right way for the Ghosts this year as they were held to 12 points. Frustration and disappointment is reflected in the faces of Jr. Mike Stumbaugh and Sr. Steve Harney (Aobve), and Coach McGhee (Left). Next year's goal for the Ghosts?-- Just to get that first one. —Coach McGhee. IVC Varsity Scoreboard IVC 155 GOLF Manual 151 IVC 173 Dunlap 114 IVC 176 Woodruff 172 IVC 156 Morton 155 IVC 167 Metamora 189 IVC 166 Central 167 IVC 170 Washington 156 IVC 162 Canton 180 IVC 166 Morton 173 IVC 162 Canton 180 IVC 167 Washington 164 IVC 162 Woodruff 162 IVC 168 Eureka 171 IVC 165 Metamora 177 IVC 159 Dunlap 163 IVC 166 Canton 163 IVC 172 Limestone 180 Won 9 Lost 7 Tied 1 VARSITY FOOTBALL IVC 0 Princeton 12 IVC 0 Canton 19 IVC 0 Hall 26 IVC 0 Washington 53 IVC 0 Olympia 28 IVC 0 Pontiac 26 IVC 6 U High 27 IVC 0 Morton 20 IVC 0 Metamora 63 Won 0 Lost 9 VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY DUAL MEET SCORES I.V.C. 16 Henry 43 I.V.C. 26 East Peoria 29 I.V.C. 34 Princeton 21 I.V.C. 17 Canton 44 I.V.C. 23 Washington 32 I.V.C. 15 Eureka 50 I.V.C. 24 Farmington 37 I.V.C. 15 Abington 49 I.V.C. 20 Morton 35 I.V.C. 18 Metamora 37 Won 9 Lost 1 VARSITY BASEBALL IVC 1 Manual 9 IVC 2 Morton 9 IVC 5 Peoria Hts. 4 IVC 8 Princevllle 9 IVC 4 Cent Catholic 0 IVC 7 Cent. Catholic 5 IVC 5 Canton 5 IVC 1 Washington 4 IVC 3 Central 7 IVC 5 Clinton 2 IVC 3 Clinton 4 IVC 3 Metamora 4 IVC 8 Bergan 1 IVC 13 Henry 3 IVC 2 Olympia 0 IVC 4 Olympia 0 IVC 2 Morton 3 IVC 3 Canton 8 IVC 3 Canton 1 IVC 1 Washington 9 IVC 8 Metamora 9 IVC 2 Central 1 IVC 2 Richwoods 1 IVC 2 Richwoods 0 IVC 8 Henry 9 IVC 8 Bergan 9 IVC 6 Peoira Hts. 0 IVC 8 Richwoods 14 Won 13 Lost 14 VARSITY TRACK IVC 82 Woodruff 73 IVC 85 Washington 61 IVC 84 Metamora 62 IVC 79 Farmington 62 IVC 75 E. Peoria 71 IVC 106 Limestone 39 IVC 95 Roanoke- Benson 50 IVC 85 Olympia 76 IVC 85 Canton 25 Won 8 Lost 1 VARSITY BASKETBALL IVC 74 E. Peoria 72 IVC 51 Morton 67 IVC 51 Richwoods 97 IVC 50 Washington 57 IVC 57 Metamora 51 IVC 76 Princeville 77 IVC 53 Olympia 45 IVC 69 Woodruff 83 IVC 68 Wheaton North 66 IVC 60 Chicago Loyola 75 IVC 72 Henry 79 IVC 72 U High 86 IVC 60 Morton 86 IVC 51 Princeton 67 IVC 61 Canton 51 IVC 48 Clinton 45 IVC 60 Pontiac 67 IVC 56 Cent Catholic 88 IVC 50 Morton 63 IVC 94 Canton 66 IVC 76 Toluca 70 IVC 48 Washington 68 IVC 68 Metamora 79 IVC 89 LaSalle-Peru 110 Won 9 Lost 15 FROSH SOPH TRACK IVC 104 Woodruff 42 IVC 77 1 2 Washington 68 1 2 IVC 100 Metam or a 45 IVC 131 Farmington 10 IVC 85 E. Peoria 61 IVC % 1 2 Limestone 46 1 2 IVC 81 Roanoke-Benson 62 IVC 56 Olympia 65 1 2 Ivc 56 Canton 72 1 2 Won 7 Lost 2 SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL IVC 28 Princeton 6 IVC 38 Canton 38 IVC 6 Spring Valley 24 IVC 8 Washington 24 IVC 38 Dunlap 14 IVC 0 Limestone 6 IVC 8 Metamora 21 IVC 14 Morton 8 Won 3 Lost 4 Tie 1 SOPHO MORE BASKETBALL IVC 48 Washington 85 IVC 56 Metamora 58 IVC 42 Princeville 46 IVC 62 Woodruff 64 IVC 69 U High 71 IVC 58 Henry 56 IVC 44 Morton 46 IVC 54 Princeton 51 IVC 71 Canton 54 IVC 62 Clinton 59 IVC 62 Pontiac 55 IVC 52 Cent. Catholic 58 IVC 55 Morton 45 IVC 77 Canton 56 IVC 73 Toluca 52 IVC 78 Washington 75 IVC 49 Metamora 85 IVC 70 Dunlap 34 IVC 65 Farmington 69 IVC 52 Princeville 55 Won 10 Lost 10 IVC Frosh Soph Scoreboard FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM A IVC 56 Washington 85 IVC 56 Metamora 58 IVC 42 Princeville 46 IVC 62 Woodruff 64 IVC 69 U High 71 IVC 58 Henry 56 IVC 44 Morton 46 IVC 54 Princeton 51 IVC 71 Canton 54 IVC 62 Clinton 59 IVC 62 Pontiac 55 IVC 52 Cent. Catholic 58 IVC 55 Morton 45 IVC 77 Canton 56 IVC 73 Toluca 52 IVC 78 Washington 75 IVC 49 Metamora 85 IVC 70 Dunlap 34 IVC 65 Farmington 69 IVC 52 Princeville 55 Won 10 Lost 10 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM B IVC 61 Dunlap 19 IVC 48 Princeville 16 IVC 62 Canton 29 IVC 40 Morton 34 IVC 64 Metamora 23 IVC 41 Metamora 46 IVC 59 Canton 50 IVC 57 Washington 55 IVC 57 E. Peoira 61 IVC 55 Morton 53 IVC 52 Peoira Hts. 26 Won 9 Lost 2 FROSH SOPH BASEBALL IVC Peoria Hts. 0 IVC 7 Canton 1 IVC 9 Washington 6 IVC 9 Metamora 7 IVC 8 Princeville 3 IVC 5 Bergan 4 IVC 13 Metamora 8 IVC 11 Metamora 1 IVC 6 Morton 12 IVC 2 Canton 6 IVC 4 Washington 5 IVC 4 Metamora 7 IVC 6 Peoira Hts. 5 IVC 1 Morton Won 10 Lost 4 0 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL IVC 14 Canton 16 12 Washington 34 IVC 8 Dunlap 24 IVC 19 Olympia 6 IVC 7 U High 14 IVC 0 Pontiac 22 IVC 33 Morton 0 IVC 20 Metamora 8 FROSH SOPH CROSS COUNTRY DUAL MEETS IVC 34 E. Peoria 21 IVC 31 Princeton 27 IVC 18 Canton 39 IVC 33 Washington 22 IVC 32 Eureka 23 IVC 21 Morton 35 IVC 19 Metamora 40 Won 4 Lost 3 IVC 32 Metam ora 27 IVC 45 P. Heights 27 IVC 24 Central 86 IVC 25 Academy 47 IVC 29 Pontiac 28 IVC 36 Princeton 31 IVC 34 Morton 35 IVC 26 Washington 42 IVC 16 P. Heights 50 IVC 36 Morton 33 IVC 46 R ich woods 65 IVC 34 Metamora 38 IVC 35 Washington 61 IVC 22 E. Peoria 56 IVC 33 Clinton 42 This years girls' basketball team improved a lot this year. Most of the team members were freshmen so most of this years team will be coming back. Miss Swanson, the coach, thinks that the girls worked hard, and even though she won't be coaching them next year, she wishes them lots of luck. The girls had two managers this year, Sally Nauman and Betsy Wilkinson. They did a tremendous job in helping the team when they were needed. Linda Hagel (21), Cindy Cox (20), Marcia Nauman (35), Johanna Schmidt (15), Mickey Wilkinson (13), Kelly Rosenow (25), Julie Childs (12), Meredith Childers (30), Barb Burkhalter (14), Cay Pesko (24), Lori McWilliams (23), Sandy Billington (11), Jody Peters (10), Dina Wilkens (31), Manager Sally Nauman, Coach Bonnie Swanson, Manager Betsy Wilkinson. Varsity Team Passes Dribbles And Shoots Their Way Through 75-76 Season. Back (L—R): Mike Rushln, Bernie Watkins, Jeff Warner, Eric Kirchner, Mike Schaefer, Greg Allen, John Klatt. Front: Steve McAllister, Alex Razo, Jim Thornton, Rich Evans, Tony Razo. NOT PICTURED: Coach Monge. The young varsity basketball squad composed of only 3 seniors and 9 juniors man- aged to pick up 9 victories in 24 outings. Though they lacked experience, the team finished just one game below .500 in their league play, owning a 6-7 conference record. Junior Eric Kirchner (Big E) led the Ghosts in scoring with an 18.1 point game average while senior Bernie (Beach Baby) Watkins claimed the rebounding title grabbing about 9.2 rebounds per contest. Other players that contributed their efforts were Mike Rushin (Worm), John Klatt (John-Boy), Jim Thornton (Birdman), Big Jeff Warner, Rich Evans (Ritz), Greg Allen (Carribean Kid), Mike Schaefer (Waffer), Steve McAllister (Mac), and Alex and Tony (The Razo Brothers). With a lot of junior and sophomore talent to look forward to next year, the 76-77 season looks very promising. Basketball is ... My Friday and Saturday night. Worth screaming about. Exciting. Practice and sweat. Funner than fishing. Making a basket. Round and orange. A way of life. Working together. Watching the Spiritts. Hoping to win. A young man's game. A challenge. Soaking up splinters. Fouling out. Yelling until you're hoarse. Dunking the ball. FUN!!! Sophomores Take Second At Princeville . . . Kneeling: (L—R) Brian LeMaster, Mike Tobin. On Stage (L—R): Jim Wilkerson, Dave Erickson, Dan Mooney Bottom: Chris Pitter, Cory Smith, Jim Slater, Marc Sarver. On Floor: Merle Watson, Eric Schave, Gary Mundv' NOT PICTURED: Coach McGhee. ' 7 7 Freshmen Are On Their Way! Back: Mike Callahan, Stan Barnett, Ed McIntyre, Tom Wineland, Coach Mercer, Kevin Arnold, Tim Deveraux, Tom Ericson, Dean McNaught; Front: Ron Ogburn, Paul Foster, Mark Ely, Chuck Stroyeck, Phil Razo, Ron Lipsey, Eric Espinosa, Barry Sarver 1975-1976 was the first year I.V.C.H.S. had a vol- leyball team. Miss Renfro served as the coach. The girls and the coach were inexperienced and this proved a handicap. Mary Hickman (55 points), Rita Eckstein (49 points), and Nola Norton (46 points) led the J.V. team in points. Jenny Brooks (47 points), and Sharon Converse (46 points), led the varsity team. The J.V. won one match against Pontiac with scores of 20-9 and 20-9. The varsity team failed to win any matches, but put forward a good effort. Converse — Brooks Leads Volleyball In Points Top Row: Coach Renfro, Kristi Lindahl, Marcia Nauman, Rita Eckstein, Lori Fosco—Manager, Vicki Harms. Bot- tom Row: Nola Norton, Mary Hickman, Jamie Peters, Jody Peters, Jenny Brooks, Sharon Converse. Not Pictured: Chris May, Julie Braasch, Pat Rogers. Girls Bowling Team Bowls ’Em Over The I.V.C. Girls Bowling Team, coached by Mrs. Sterling, improved a great deal this year. It was a combination of team cooperation and team spirit. Most of these girls will be returning next year, and with a years experience, they will even do better than this year. L To R: Teresa Svihla, Diana Charlton, Nola Norton, Marilyn Svihla, Lori Fosco, Phyllis Thacher, Mrs. Sterling, Front Row: Susan Massengill, Katie Ohrt, Cindy Majors, Tammi Barker. Young Grapplers Have Fine Season Back (L—R): David Keske, Jim Muckins, Doug Elmore, Angelo Serrano, Brian Scherer, Mike Stumbaugh, Roy Lester, Steve Maurer, Coach Pronga. Front (L—R): Mike Geick, Mgr., Tom Crothers, Brian Lauber, Troy Childers, Cliff Lacewell, Steve Johnson, Joe Hawley, Tom Rohman, Joe Magee. The 1975-1976 wrestling season was a very suc- cessful one. The varsity team compiled a 13-6 dual meet record. The outstanding individual accomplish ments are too numerous to mention. Many under- classmen filled vacant positions left by graduating and nonreturning seniors. Our team's greatest asset was their dedication to hard work. Their attitude and desire to be successful helped us obtain our goals this season. As a result of the cooperation and effort that I received from the team, this was one of my most satisfying and enjoyable seasons as wrestling coach. With the returning lettermen and a strong sophomore team providing the nucleus for next year's team, we are looking forward to a very successful 1976-1977 season. L. Pronga, Varsity Wrestling Coach 13-6 9 9 n . — — SEASON RECORD 13-6 IVC OPPONENT 53 Galva 6 59 Kewanee 0 30 Princeton 19 50 Richwoods 4 26 U-High 30 54 Spalding 3 57 Olympia 6 26 E. Peoria 33 26 Morton 22 23 Pontiac 33 38 Eureka 17 35 Woodruff 27 32 Clinton 26 16 Washington 26 46 Metamora 11 16 Yorkville 36 24 E. Aurora 32 48 Canton 77 43 Bergan 14 2nd Place Metamora Tourney 3rd Place Conference 3rd Place District 5th Place Princeton Tourney 51 Joe Magee 1st at Metamora 2nd at Princeton 1st at Conference 1st at District FRESHMEN WRESTLERS Back L—R: Randy Everetts, John Hawley, Mike Magan, Bob Sutton, Larry Breed, Dan Crull, Coach Easter. Front L—R: Craig Hawley, Carl Reifsteck, Nick Taylor, John Galindo, Bill Rodier, Bill Ware. Freshmen Take 2nd At Lincoln Invite Frosh Soph Earn 2nd At Conference SOPHOMORE WRESTLERS Back L—R: Dave Keske, Greg Fitzgerald, Mark Jones, Keith Martin, Bob Ben- nett, Dan Maurer, Dan Elmore, Coach Binstock. Front L—R: Mike Connor, Joe Hawley, Chris Connor, John Galindo, Craig Barnes, Brian Stedman, Tony Moretto. The 75-76 Badminton team finished with a no win record for meets but they did win several games and matches. The team really improved 500 percent this year over last year, said Mrs. Sterling (coach) and next year we feel will be even better. We would like to congratulate them on their efforts and say Good Luck to them next year. Top Row: Mary Julien, Teresa Sutton, Diana Charlton, Carla Eggers, Jackie Razo, Susan Massengill, Laura Walsh. Second Row: Nancy Adams, Monica Gray, Denise Riedlinger, Ronda Fisher, Kay Hardmeier. Third Row: Phyllis Thacker, Genea Sweeney, Coach Mrs. Sterling. 54 Frosh-Soph Cheerleaders: Top—Kim Drader, Jamie Harney, Theresa Rodier. Bottom—Dawn Lauber, Dottie Dal- ton, Diana Galindo. Frosh-Soph Cheerleaders Varsity Cheerleaders Varsity Cheerleaders: L To R, Jane Klatt, Mary Piletic, Roxanne Espinosa, Cindy Adcock, Janet Mannering, Liz Schm idt. Girls Track B. Swanson, R. Espinosa, D. Kruzicki, A. Garcia, K. King, K. Barnes, M. Wilkinson, L. Fosco, J. Draper, J. Harney L. Schmidt, M. Turner, L. Hagel, S. Nauman, K. Drader, M. Hickman, C. Adcock, M. Nauman, Kneeling: S. Billington, M. Borquist, J. Smith, J. Peters, T. Rodier, Yvonne, Nonte, J. Babington, Yvette Monte, D Borquist C. Pesko, L. McWilliams, P. Rosenow A little competition and a lot of friendship Just a few short years ago girls' track and field was mostly unheard of. About three years ago, Miss Swanson formed the first girls' team. It has 12 members. The first year they won some and they lost some, but it was a good beginning. This year the team, for the 2nd year in a row, was unde- feated when they went into their conference meet. They won it again. This year the girls were put into one of the toughest district meets in the state and came out 4th. Three girls went to state this year: Liz Schmidt, Jody Peters, and Sandy Billington. Hard work, dedication, and a great coach made this team one of the best in the area. Congratulations girls, and good luck! Front L—R:Tom Kemmer, Mgr. Pat Donovan, Rick Larash, Paul Foster, Craig Barnes, Eric Espinosa, Gary Mundy, John Hill, Dan Crull, Dave Jordon, Jeff Horton, Roy Lester, Mike Ratcliff, Keith Martin, Mike Rockwell, Tony Razo. Middle L—R: Coach Themas, Randy Everetts, Randy Daniels, Stan Barnett, Lloyd Passage, Chuck Fitz- gerald, Mark Mead, Kary Rosenow, Kent Kowalske, Mike Gray, Matt Donovan, Greg Fitzgerald, Jim West, Gordon Fidler, Dan Maurer. Back L—R: Ass't Coach Mercer, Jeff Mitchell, Tom Shallenberger, Tim Devereaux, Monty Mitchell, Pete Baker, Dan Mooney, Mark Stroyeck, Alan Strong, Eric Kirchner, Jim Geselbracht, Vince Merk, Kevin Sparks, Mark German, Bill Covey. NOT PICTURED: Rich Miller, John Wagner, Nathan Bjerk. Varsity Take 1st At Conference, Frosh Soph Capture 2nd. LETTERMEN. Front L—R: Matt Donovan, Roy Lester, Tony Razo, Bill Covey, Mike Rockwell. Back L—R: Coach Themas, Alan Strong, Mark Stroyeck, Pete Baker, Mark German, Ass't Coach Mercer. NOT PICTURED: Eric Kirchner, Mark Mead. EVENTS RECORD HELD BY Varsity 440 relay 46.3 Kary Rosenow Matt Donovan John Wagner F S 2 mile relay 8:40.7 Alan Strong John Hill Gary Mundy 1976 Kary Rosenow Monty Mitchell Track Shot Put 60'7 Eric Kirchner 330 Low Hurdles 40.1 Mark Mead The Varsity Track Team had a fan- tastic season. Their final record for F S 120 High Hurdles 16.2 Dan Mooney dual meets was 8-1, losing only to Woodruff by 1 point. The Frosh Soph Triple Jump 43'10 Eric Kirchner also had a good season with a record of 7-2. A total of 24 records were F S 440 relay 47.4 John Wagner broken by the team this year. Of Greg Fitzgerald these 24, 11 were school records. Dan Mooney The team earned 1st place in Western Kary Rosenow Division, varsity took 1st in con- ference, while Frosh Soph just missed 440 yd dash 50.1 A Ian Strong 1st and received 2nd. This year's State qualifiers were Eric Kirchner V 2 mile relay 8:06.7 Tony Razo for discus, high jump, and shot; Pete Pete Baker Baker, Tony Razo, Jim Geselbracht, Jim Geselbracht and Mark German for 2 mile relay; Mark German and Alan Strong for the 440 yd dash. Eric took 2nd place in the meet V 1 mile relay 3:28.0 Matt Donovan Pete Baker Mark Mead A Ian Strong throwing the shot 58'7 1 2 . The team co-captains for 1976 were Pete Baker and Bill Covey. The Most Improved was Jim Geselbracht and Most Valuable was Eric Kirchner. F S 880 relay 1-37.2 John Wagner This season was a very successful Greg Fitzgerald one and hopefully, next year will be Paul Foster Kary Rosenow just as good. V 2 mile relay STATE QUALIFIERS Tony Razo Pete Baker Jim Geselbracht Mark German 440 yd dash Alan Strong Shot Put Discus High Jump Eric Kirchner Coach Ogburn’s First Team Goes 13-14. VARSITY BASEBALL. Back L—R: Connie Lober; Bat girl, Steve Connor, Marty Miller, Alex Razo, Mike Orlan- dini, Mike Schaefer, Bernie Watkins, Mike Buttell, Jim Calvin, Mike Geick, Coach Ogburn. Front L--R: Marsha Dutton; Bat girl, Rich Evans, Troy Childers, Curt Neal, Steve McAllister, Curt Staker, Ed Hubbard, Chuck Walker, Tim Lipsey, Ass't Coach Wooden, Erin Bradley; Bat girl. The Varsity Baseball season was a season of ups and downs. The team lost seven one-run games. They then had a winning streak of five games during the middle of the year. The highlight of the season was beating Canton, who made it to the State Finals. Steve McAl- lister led the team in hitting with a .356 batting aver- age. He was also selected as Most Valuable Player, as well as the Most Improved. Jim Calvin led in RBI's and Mike Butted, who was voted Most Leadership, was the winningest hurler with a 4-1 record. Tim Lipsey was chosen as Most Dedicated. With the success of the Frosh Soph team and another year of experience for the juniors, next season should be a winning one. Beats Richwoods Twice. 63 Frosh Soph Baseball Has Excellent Season! The 1976 Frosh Soph Baseball Team gained in- sight and experience on Its way to a very ex- cellent 10-4 season. The young men experienced success by winning their first eight games; they experienced adver- sity by losing their next four games, and they experienced life by coming back and winning their last two ball games by one run to finish on a very successful note. Front: (L—R) Jon Fleming, Mgr., Russ Lawson, Carl Reifsteck, Tony Moretto, Mike DeVoss, George Cox, Joe Willis, Ron Dunbar, Phil Razo, Gary Davis, Scott Miller, Ron Lipsey, Bob Brickner, Coach; Back: (L—R) Lindsay Rhodenbaugh, Mgr., Mike Hill, Jeff Walker, Al Dobbins, Jim Slater, Chris Ritter, Rollie Conkey, Mike Callahan, Ron Ogburn, Mark Jones, Ed McIntyre, Bob Renfroe, Ray Phelan, Ass't Coach. 65 Student Advisory Council FRONT (L—R): Paul Foster, Mike Rockwell, Julie Childs, Jill Kehlenbach, Lori McWilliams, Jo Ann Noe (Secretary), Diane Mundy, LeeAnn Franklin, Julie Fennell. BACK (L—R): Mr. Knudsen, Andy Cowger, Mrs. Burgauer, Mr. Ogburn, Dave Jordan, Mrs. Mitchell, Mike Brownfield, Mr. Themas, John Klatt (Chairman). FRONT (L—R): Nola Norton, Evelyn Schmidt, Rita McDaniel, BACK (L—R): Maryann Herron, Rosemarie Demetreon Sevcik, Sandy Demetreon, Karla Mc- Casky. NOT PICTURED: Curt Gleichman, Rita Fisher, Vicki Harms, Randy Selby, Glen Comer, Ken Shaffer, Lance Fisher, Bill Kircher, Jamie Carnell, Debbie Crawford, Angela Garcia, Lisa Howland, Annette Gonzalez, Jona Babington, Sharon Davis, Tamara Minter, Robert Clark, Judy Hart, Steven Hood, Teresa Sutton. Library Helpers 67 L To R: Kathy Fogg Secretary; Cherie Emert, President; Cheryl Vonk, Vice-President; Connie Burdick, Treasurer. Front Row, L To R: Cherie Emert, Denise Wood, Diana Galindo, Lori Hahn, Lynn Witherspoon, Barb Davis. Second Row: Pam Meints, Sally Nauman, Debbie Wilkins, Cheryl Vonk, Janet Hardin, Connie Burdick. Third Row: Jory Wiedeman, Kathy Fogg, Suzanne Rogers, Marcia Nauman, Kathy Burdick, Cheryl Colwell, Brenda Orman. Fourth Row: Mrs. Frohock (advisor), Mrs. Read (advisor). Top Row: Brent Atteberry, Emily Brooks, Jane Keithley, Lindsay Rhodenbaugh, Mr. Brickner, Jill Kehlenbach, Mary Jo Wolf, Mike Vaughn, John Klatt. Front Row: Joe Kasai, Jalana Kobischka, Jana Kehlenbach, Jon Flem- ing, Heidi Klingelhofer. Not Pictured: Lori Mannering, Tom Breed, Theresa Rodier, Chuck Knudsen, Lori Fosco, John Hill, Tracy Horack, Sam Landes, Jeff Murphy. Mary Jo and John busy at work. Top Row: Jane Keithley (Front Page Editor), Emily Brooks (Feature Editor), John Klatt (Sports Editor). Bottom Row: Heidi Klingelhofer, Mike Vaughn, Jill Kehlen- bach (Tri-Editors). 69 Seated (L To R): Jeff Stoecker, Carla Stedman, Julie Fennell, Tracy Smith, Brent Atteberry, Brenda Martin, Christy Harper, Chuck Knudsen, Miss Hacker. Standing (L To R): Connie Dalton, Sam Alpeter, Karen Nurse, Bruce Scott, Heidi Kl ingehoffer. The Art Club was formed this year. The object of the Art Club is to explore and promote artistic values. During Club Week, the Art Club sponsored Grub Day. Also, the art group took trips to various art showings. Art Club's Homecoming float. ART CLUB 70 SPIRITTS Back: Kim Crotty, Sheryl Kyle, Sue Ross (Co-captain), Sherry Gray (Co-captain), Lynne Gauwitz, Cherie Emert, Debbie Borquist, Mary Jo Wolf. Third: Kathy King, Beth Uphoff, Karen Stroyeck, Lesley Brinkman (alternate), Lee Ann Franklin, Steffi Bussey. Second: Julie Monge, Cindy Hughes, Diane Mundy, Julie Crothers, Cindy Cary, Front: Liz Rockwell (alternate), Judy Lucas. Spiritts annual chilli supper. Twenty Spiritts all in step. Spiritts have spirit!!! 71 Bruce Dawson Sr. Rep. Mary Piletic Jr. Rep. Keith Martin So. Rep. Lindsay Rhodenbaugh Frosh Rep. The IVC Beat Row 1 L To R: Emily Brooks, Chris Hickman, Cindy Sarver. Row 2: Kim Tegg, Meredith Childers, Laura Schroe- der, Theresa Sutton, Shelly Felske, Jamie Peters, Jessica Petty. Row 3: Becky Martin, Pat O'Toole, Jenny Brooks, Joni Kriete, Sally Gross, Lori Mannering, Jody Peters, Sheryl Kyle, Kathy Burdick, Rhonda Fisher. Row 4: Keith Jones, Mary Piletic, Debbie Wilkins, Linda Newnan, Jill Armstrong, Diana Wiseman, Julie Samp, Kathleen Don- nelly, Laura Greer, Clyde Dennis, Mike O'Neil, Mark McClintick. Row 5: Mike DeVoss, Chris May, Karen Kerrn, Ellen Hooker, Valerie Brown, Theresa Armstrong, Theresa Rodier, Steve O'Neil, Greg Fitzgerald, David Zastrow. I Emily Brooks President Cindy Sarver Laura Schroeder Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Row 1 L To R: Laurie Lane, Diana Charlton, Martha Arnold. Row 2: Yvonne Nonte, Julie Braasch, Cindy Riggins, David Yocum, Randy Evertts, Jackie Razo, David Lange. Row 3: Katie Ohrt, Lindsay Rhodenbaugh, Mary Hick- man, Steve Pesko, Barb Hawley, Keith Martin, Glenn Otto, Mike Myatt, Scott Tyler. Row A: Jeff Wiggins, Marsha Cutton, Jon Ohrt, Sandy Hendryx, Mike Grochowsky, Rich Evans, Bruce Dawson, Mark German, Randy Kriete. Row 5: Rex Martin, Lori Fosco, Mike Anderson, Dan Elmore, Yvette Nonte. NOT PICTURED: Cary Rosenow, John Mag- nafici, Annette Coombs, Mark Eilers, Kirby Cothren, Sue See, Roger Wiseman. Goes On The band is lead in unison by Yvonne Nonte (Drum Marjorette), and Pat O'Toole (Drum Major). Flag Corp Assists Band L Theresa Hill (Flag Corp Drill Sergeant), Tonya Parrot, Sherry Riggs, Mary Fix, Becky Parrot, Karen Kerrn, Christy Piletic, Lisa Cothern, Tammie Barker, Joy Stuart, Barb Colwell, Mary Eissler, Tracey Bean, Julie Bean, Sue Greer. Front Row (L— R): Mary Jo Wolf, Jana Kehlenbach (Secretary), Jill Keh- lenbach (President), Mr. Brickner. Second Row: Kathy King, Beth Uphoff, Mollie Borquist, Lori Mannering, Lynne Gauwitz (Vice-President). Third Row: Tim Trager, Tom Kehr, Vincent Merk (Treasurer), Diane Manner- ing, Eric Kirchner, Mr. Binstock. NOT PICTURED: Sam Landes, Russ Lawson, Jami Mason, Brent Atteberry, Trip Bussey, Susan Gants, Tony Razo, Curt Staker, Jamie Peters, Mr. Snow. Back Row (L—R): Steve Conner, Clayton Lins, Elling Johnson, Gary Warner, Steve Gnehm, Tom Rohman, Randy Kouns, Jim Perry, Mr. Howell. Front Row: Heidi Klingelhofer, Mollie Borquist, Dottie Dalton, Ron Smith. 75 Hall Girls BACK TO FRONT (L—R): Tami Barker, Paulette West, Kari Hahn, LeeAnn Thieben, Leda Hedges, Arlene Flan- agan, Lori Hahn, Debbie Harvill, Liz Schmidt, Debbie Arndt, Annette Coombs, Terry Casey, Ann Wilson, Lori McWilliams, Dottie Dalton, Caren Fager, Trish Wester- man, Mary Piletic, Lori Fisher, Andrea Curtis, Cay Pesko, Jill Fennell, Lorelei Gould, Tami Liden, Donna Kruzicki, Sheryl Horton. NOT PICTURED: Sandy Cox, Sherri Braasch, Rita McDaniel, Rhonda Atkins, Trina Razo, Coleen Pla- cher. ¥ TOP ROW (L—R): Jacque Krietemeyer, Teresa Patterson, Cay Pesko, Cindy Hughes, Lin- da Hagel, Kay Hardmeier. MIDDLE ROW (L—R): Rhonda Blaine, Sharon Converse, Julie Monge, Jamie Mason. FRONT ROW (L— R): Sandy Fidler, Judy Lucas, Sandy Billington, Sally Nauman, Connie Krog. NOT PICTURED: Gene Sweeney, Marcia Ball, Debie Coffey, Mary Julien, Cheryl Colwell, Jackie Kerr, Ann Wilson, Diane Mundy. Counselor Girls 76 Front Row, L To R: Brenda Martin, Chuck Fitzgerald, Kitty O'Bear. Second Row: Lisa Cothren, Cecelia Razo, Ms. Gill (advisor), Paul- ette Sibrel. Not Pictured: jeanine Gill, Cora Scranton, Kelly Gill- more. Free Spirit And Speech Clubs Front Row L To R: Lenny Williamson, Tami Liden, Ms. Gill (advisor), Suzanne Rogers. Second Row: Pat O'Toole, Heidi Klingelhofer, Cecelia Razo. 77 Left To Right: Brian Kerr (C.M.C.O.), John McCabe (Custom Engineering), Susan McWilliams (Caterpillar), Marcia Nauman (Chillicothe Nursery), Alice Thompson (Hillcrest Nursery), Carol Sarver (Chillicothe State Bank). 78 Morning Co-Op Afternoon Co-Op First Row (L—R): Cammie Conkey (Minneman—Attorney), Pam Aeschliman (Caterpillar Tractor Co.), Janet Barth (Caterpillar Tractor Co.), Angie Ely (Proctor), Susie Rogers (IVC Unit Office), Debie Eckard (Proctor), Sylvia Ordaz (Caterpillar Tractor Co.), Theresa Flynn (IVC Library), Sandy Hendryx (IVC High School), Janene Stansell (Proctor), Cindy Layne (Caterpillar Tractor Co.), Kim Rosenow (Caterpillar Tractor Co.), Debie Wood (Chilli Federal Savings Loan). Second Row (L—R): Mr. Fleming, Cassie Young (Gilomen's Pharmacy), Tracy Smith (Kenny's IGA), Sherry Nelson (Kehr—Attorney), Laurie McAllister (Mannering's), Becky Thomas (BB's Restaurant), Susan Rogers (Branden's Cove), Tim Peters (Peters' Floral), Brenda Martin (J.C. Penney), Paula Hale (Proctor Hospital), Darla Merrell (Doering's), Joy Bennett (IVC High School), Sue See (Variety Vending). Third Row (L—R): John Donath (Pearce Grade School), Randy Jackson (City Hall), Tim Thompson (Parr's Silkscreen), Rick Musselman (Bush- Holloway Ford), Rob Semtner (Harold's Market), Kevin Hopp (C.M.C.O.), Bill Whaley (Atkin's Truck), Bill Arm- strong (Kenny's IGA), Dave Smith (Globe Auto), Rich Quilty (Parkhill), Gary Castle (Stoecker's Texaco), Chris Schonberger (Branden's Cove), Dan Hughes (Caterpillar Tractor Co.). NOT PICTURED: Ken Appel (Mossville Grade School), Lori Brummer (Dr. Kreft, D.D.S.), Lori Cart (J.C. Penney--Mall) Marty Davis (Pleasant Heights Farm), Randy Doran (Stoecker's Texaco), Tom Foster (Foster Farms), Mike Grochowsky (Del Farm), David Hart (Rome Grade School), Steve Horton (Schotthofers1), Vickie Lady (Mastercraft), Patrick Oakes (Parkhill), Richard Reed (Dunbar's Texaco), Jeff Rose (Harold's Market), Tim Wolf (Pizza Hut). 79 Back Row (L--R): Kathy Haare, Jill Kehlenbach, Beth Uphoff, Mary Jo Wolf, Julie Monge, Kim Crotty, Kathy King. Front: Traci Horack, Julie Babington, Diane Mundy, Julie Crothers, Kay Hardmeier, Donna Kruzicki. NOT PICTURED: Cherie Emert, Sherry Gray, Terri Casey, Alice Thompson. 80 Orchestra L To R: Tim Nibbelin, Judy Hart, Jane Martin, Bob Popcke, and Gill Colwell. Instructor: Mr. Franke. Chorus Top L To R: K. Barnes, D. Zastrow, J. West, B. Scott, M. Colvin, J. Ohrt, M. McClintick, C. Majors, W. Wilson. Third L To R: N. Adams, J. Fessler, C. Meyer, L. Marks, J. Gill, K. Obear, J. Kobischka, M. Wilkinson, K. Ohrt. Second L To R: H. Kidd, D. Dorviller, M. Tomlin, L. Gould, C. Summerson, S. Hall, L. Cothren, T. Schreiber, M. Gray, J.Farlin. Bottom L To R: B. Wilkinson, S. Maze, K. Carlson, J. Babington, B. Lingenfelter, C. Razo, B. Martin, P. Bryant, P. Hensley, T. Cobb, Not Pictured: B. Atteberry, R. Brautigam, F. Mallory, M. Klassen, C. Layne. 81 FIRST L TO R: Tom Breed, Bob Clark, SECOND: Cindy Adcock, Kerry Barnes, Kathy King, Sandy Billington, THIRD: Mrs. Burgauer, Miss Flick, Jon Fleming, Vince Merk, David Yocum, Mol lie Borquist. NOT PICTURED: Joe Kasai, Lind- say Rhodenbaugh, Bill Lacks. Wreck Club BACK L TO R: Karen Geick, Teresa Patterson, Yvette Nonte, Susan Dennis, THIRD: Bob Clark, Tracey Bean, Kay Hardmeier, Valerie Hollifield, Sandy Fidler, Kelly Rosenow, Jory Wiedeman, Mary Fix, SECOND: Lori Fosco, Miss Swanson, FIRST: Tammy Barker, Sally Nauman, Mary Hickman, Marcia Nauman. AFS Representatives: Heidi Klingelhofer, Chris Musselman, Theresa Hill Chuck Knudsen, Mrs. Vance, Vince Merk. AFS Promotes Friendship Row 3, L To R: Kitty Obear, Chuck Knudsen, Chris Musselman, Vincent Merk, Heidi Klingelhofer, Brent Atteberry, Alicia Boyer, Denise Reidlinger, Theresa Hill. Row 2, L To R: Jill Armstrong, Ellen Hooker, Teresa Moretto, Jana Kehlenbach, Yvonne Nonte, Lori Fosco, Mrs. Vance. Row 1: L To R Karen Nurse, Yvette Nonte, Kay Hardmeier, Andrea Curtis, Angie Garcia, Sally Crandel, Marcie Smith, Barb Davis. 83 Frenchmen Are Fun! My AFS stay at Chillicothe, which occurred during the Bi-centennial year, will certainly remain vivid for the remainder of my life. First of all, it was a great, fulfilling experience to be with my host family, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Scott and family. We learned how to live together, how to share things in common. Accord- ingly, I do believe it's important to bring up that I never felt homesick in my new home. In fact, I hope it has been a memorable time for all the people who were most willing to help out, and those involved in AFS. Furthermore, during this year, I attended I.V.C. as a senior. I became involved in many school activities, which kept me very busy along with my several classes. I took, over both semesters; American Literature, Composition and Grammar, two History classes. Psy- chology, Public Speaking, Bachelor Living, Spanish IV, as well as Personal Typing, Sociology, and Boys' P.E., which crowded my schedule! In addition, I en- joyed going to the dances, to the games, and how to share with all the kids the daily life the school provid- ed me. Again, I did feel at home. Over my stay, every day was one I looked forward to, in order to meet new people, make new friends (which counts most), and go new places, too. In other words, I learned various things such as, to like corn, or how to roller skate. I also marveled at the opportunity to see Disney World and picked up quite a bit of Ameri- can slang! Besides, I've had the pleasure sharing my AFS experience through speeches, and of telling a little about my family and my native country. My house is in Strasbourg, which is a large, industrial city located in the northeastern part of France, by the German border. One brother and three sisters along with my parents make up my family. Maybe you wonder about my future plans. As I'm through High School, I will most likely major in English and languages, and attend a university near my house. Also, I do mean to carry out another project within three years. It is to return to the states and just tell everybody hi! It's a promise! I will finish by hoping that the AFS program will continue on and on in friend- ly communities such as Chillicothe, III. Thanks, everyone! 84 Clayton Lins Lends A Smiling Face I am from Rio de Janeiro which is located in South East Brazil. We have a tropical climate. This year was the first time that I saw snow and I liked it, al- though it is too cold. I come from a small family, I have just one younger sister. My dad is an accoun- tant and my mom is an X-ray technician. When I go back to Brazil I will attend Medical school, be- cause I intend to be a psychiatrist. Soon, I will come back to visit my American friends and family, and remember all of these exciting experi- ences. Being an exchange student was the best thing that could have happened to me. I lived in Lake of the Woods with Mr. and Mrs. Elling Z. Johnson and their family. The Johnson's soon became just like my real family, and they would not allow me to be homesick. I had many good times on trips. Hunting and fishing were great. I learned a great deal of new things that will help me later in life. The Johnson's own a farm which I enjoyed very much. There I learned how to plow and disk a field. This was fantastic because I come from a big city and seldom see farms. Everday I learned something new and met new people, who were always friendly. At I.V.C. I spent most of my time getting new knowledge and also getting to know the American youth. I met a great deal of kids and this was very good because they showed me how Ameri- can youths think and act, and what their goals are. My stay at I.V.C. was very important to me because I could live and take part in American school life. During my semester here, I took Practical Speech, XX Century, Ecology, Bachelor Living, and English I. Everything was wonderful. I am so glad and thankful to all of those people who helped to make my stay a great experience. 85 Top L To R: Mike Vaughn, John Klatt, Jeff Warner, Eric Kirchner, Curt Staker, Dan Hughes, Chuck Walker. Mid- dle L To R: Becky Martin, Emily Brooks, Katie Ohrt, Sandy Hendryx, Sue See, Karen Stroyeck, LeeAnn Franklin, Gail Krietemeyer. Bottom L To R: Mr. Deege, Co-advisor, Leslie Brinkman, Paulette Sibrel, Laurie Herndon, Mary Ramsey, Janene Stansell, Sherry Gray, Cindy Cary. NOT PICTURED: Jane Fleagle, Pat O'Bear, Bill Covey, Pam Aeschliman, Carol Sarver, Mary Youngman. The National Honor Society held its induction banquet at Steak 'N Bake this year. During Club Week, Nation- al Honor Society had a pickle sale. They also spon- sored a movie, IN COLD BLOOD. President--Dan Hughes Vice President--Dave Brown Secretary—Emily Brooks Treasurer—Ed Hubbard 86 Top L To R: Dave Batstone, Mike Nibbelin, Bruce Dawson, Jim Geselbracht, John Lindahl, Curtis Neal, Dave Brown, Joe Kasai. Middle L To R: Jane Keithley, Chuck Fitzgerald, Dave Jordan, Sam Landes, Ron Owdom, Ed Hubbard, Tom Breed, Jeff Stoecker. Bottom L To R:Sue Greer, Sandy Billington, Cindy Sarver, Theresa Hill, Julie Fennell, Mary Piletic, Mary Eissler, Kathy Stapf, Beth Uphoff, Kathy Haare, Diana Kennedy, Mr. Daniels, Co-advisor. Ericson Cruz from Rizal, Phillippines, was National Honor Soci- ety's foster child this year. Ericson's father is chronically ill and his mother does not make enough money to support the family. Therefore, NHS helps Ericson's family out financially. Ericson's family occupies a portion of a house owned by his pa- ternal grandparents. Empty cartons, used for storing extra clothes, a table and some chairs are the furnishings included in Ericson's two-room house. Ericson's community is known for its salt-making and hand-embroidery industries. Ericson is five years old. He has many friends with whom he en- joys playing. He also does may errands for his parents. He looks forward to attending school. 87 L. TO R. ROW 1: Randy Daniels, Tony Nacarato, Andy Sullivan. ROW 2: Kent Hooker, Steve Bard, Mike O'Neil, Tim Trager, Curt Hawley, Jim Mullen, Mike Rockwell, Tim Turpin, ROW 3: Asst. Coach Polanin, Mark Bolding, Steve Pesko, Mitch El well, Steve Connor, Asst. Coach Belmonte, Mike Bolding, Coach Schmitt. ROW 4: Larry Wargo, Kevin Eddy, John McCabe, Mike Davis, Pat Mowbray, Trip Bussey. I.V.C. Hockey Club Skates L. TO R. ROW 1: Barbie Funcannon, Trish Westerman, Lynn Bard, Tim Trager—vice-president, Kathy King— treasurer, Mike Rockwell—president, Donna Kruzicki, Kerry Barnes, Mr. Schmitt. ROW 2: Cindy Cox, Mike O'Neil, Mitch Elwell, Steve Bard, Kent Hooker, Mark Bolding. ROW 3: Randy Daniels, Tim Turpin, Mike Myatt, Steve Pesko, Andy Sullivan, Tony Nacarato, Steve Connor, Trip Bussey, Steve O'Neil, Susan Greer. ROW 4: Curt Hawley, Kevin Eddy, Mike Davis, Mike Bolding, Pat Moworay Okay you guys if you win this one. I'll pay each one of you... Into Their Second Year Although the IVC Ice Ghosts' record was the same as last year, 2-9-1, the teams they beat and tied were much tough- er than the teams from the previous year. Trophies were pre- sented at the end of the season. Awards were received by Tony Nacarato, Mitch Elwell, Andy Sullivan, and Steve Connor. Congratulations to the whole team for a successful and tough season. First L To R: Ed Hubbard, Jana Kehlenbach, Kathy Haare, Julie Fennell, Jamie Harney, Trish Wes- terman, Tom Kehr, Second: Vince Merk, Beth Uphoff, Theresa Hill, Jill Fennell, Lori McWilliams, Mary Jo Wolf, Bruce Scott, Marty McLaughlin, Dan Hughes, Third: Keli Armstrong, Kim Drader, Dottie Dalton, Diane Mundy, Jill Kehlenbach, Sam Landes, Gary Mundy, Jim Geselbracht, Steve Harney. L To R: Ray Schmitt, Co-advisor; Julie Fennell, Social V-P; Ed Hubbard, Pres.; Dan Hughes, Poli- tical V-P; Jill Kehlenbach, Recording Sec.; Theresa Hill, Corresponding Sec.; Doris Crothers, Co-advisor. Below: AT LARGE REPS L To R: Gary Mundy, Dottie Dalton, Mike Rockwell, Clayton Lins, Steve Harney. Student Council Offers Mini-Courses Backpacking Boating Safety College Survival Crocheting Dancing Embroidery Wanna Boogie? Euchre Individual Golf Judo Tennis for Beginners Optiques Hey Mike, want to trade partners?! Below: One of the many Senior-Faculty games sponsored by Student Council. Language Club First Row; L To R: Lesley Brinkman, Sandy Billington, Theresa Hill Cecilia Razo, Theresa Tomlin, Julie Crothers, Lenny Williamson. Second Row: Barb Edlen, Karen Kerrn, Beth Uphoff. Third Row: Cindy Sarver, Paulette Sibrel, Stan Barnett, Sherry Gray, Sally Gross, Kim Crotty. Fourth Row: Tammy Barker Rich Quilty, Vincent Merk, Miss Bazzano, Cathy Jackson, Julene Stansell. NOT PICTURED: Chris Mussel man, Lynn Bard. The Language Club of I. V. C. is new this year. The main project of this club was a trip to Mex- ico City for 10 days over Easter break. Through this trip and future trips and projects, the club members hope to keep foreign languages in the public eye and encourage more people to learn a foreign language. 92 L To R: Mrs. Burgauer, advisor; Miss Flick, advisor; Carol Sarver, tri-editor; LeeAnn Franklin, tri-editor; and Joy Bennett, tri-editor. ORGANIZATIONS L To R: Kathy King, Lynne Gauwitz, Sherry Gray. 93 ACTIVITIES: Diane Mannering, Mollie Borquist, Brent Atteberry, Lesley Brinkman. ARTISTS: Brent Atteberry, Chuck Fitzgerald, Carla Stedman. UNDERCLASSMEN, L To R; Bill Beckner, Laurie Herndon, LeeAnn Franklin, Kathy Stapf, Bob Kim- brough. Not Pictured: Karen Stroyeck. INDEX: Marcia Nauman, Mary Hickman. ADVERTISING: Sally Nauman. SENIORS L To R: Connie Dalton, Carla Stedman, Chuck Fitzgerald, Carol Sar- ver, Joy Bennett, Brent Atteberry. Not pictured: Terry Casey, Alice Thompson. SPORTS L To R: LeeAnn Franklin, Cindy Adcock, Mollie Borquist. PHOTOGRAPHERS L To R: Tom Breed, Bill Lacks, Mollie Borquist, Kathy King, Cindy Adcock. Not pictured: Joe Kasai. The Administration Keeps The School Going MR. SCOTT Assistant Principal DR. AESCHLIMAN Superintendent MR. KNUDSEN Principal The School Board Board Members: L To R: P. Rushin, D. Vaughn, D. Cunningham, B. M. Hudson, G. Svihla, Bottom Row: E. Parker, D. Gould, L. Aeschliman, M. McDonald 97 MR. THEMAS If he had a million dollars, the first thing that Mr. Nibbelin would do is take a traveling vacation. And who could blame him??!! He teaches Advanced Chemistry and Physics and enjoys a good game of golf for relaxation. Helping young peo- ple with their education is his goal. Biology is Mr. Horton's special- ty, although he is interested in a I I kinds of athletics. A former football coach of IV C, he really enjoys teaching his students and watching them achieve some de- gree of accomplishment. MR. NIBBELIN MR.HORTON Mr. Themas enjoys teaching Gen- eral and Accelerated Chemistry as wel I as his d u t i e s as track and football coach. His hobbies are fishing and a variety of other sports. He likes working with students be- cause something different happens every day! 98 MR. HOTT Mr. Hott enjoys teaching be- cause it allows him to help young people. Hunting, fishing and gardening are just a few of his hobbies. He teaches chem- istry and freshman science. He also coaches the freshman foot- ball team. The Science Department Helps Us '’Discover A New World” MR. HOWELL Guitar and country music are just two of Mr. Howell's hobbies. He also enjoysfishing and camp- ing. A new addition to IVC, he teaches biology, ISCS Science, and ecology. In short, he teaches us all about the little critters that share our world with us!! 99 If she had a million dol- lars, Ms. Flick would certain- ly give some of it to a de- serving person. But, it just happens she's the most de- serving person she can think of! A new teacher at IVC, she teaches Typing I, Off ice Practice, Consumer Education, and Personal Typing. She co- sponsors Sequence and Camera Club. Mr. Goodale finds other people inter- esting. He can learn alot by observing oth- ers. He teaches B oo kkeeping. Introduction To Business, A c c o u nting, Typing, and Marketing. He has also taught Psychology and Shorthand. Get ready—Go! If you walk by Mrs. Ben- ten's room you'll hear her starting a timing with this saying. She teaches Beginning and Advanced Typing, and Shorthand. She likes tennis and swimming, and enjoys following major sports activ it ies- especially basketball!! It's very re- warding for Mr. Daniels to work with young people. He enjoys all types of sports activities, both partici- pation and s p ectator events. He is the announcer and timekeeper for Many I VC events. Mr. Daniel's favorite saying is All right people, let's get busy. K n i tt i ng , painting, snow and water ski- ing, and bike riding are a few of Mrs. Bush hobbies. She loves teaching be- cuaseshe likes to see her stu- dents' skills grow. Her subjects are Typing I, Shorthand I, and General Typing II. MRS. GOODALE Mrs. Vance sponsors the AFS Club. She teaches Fresh- man and Sophomore Engl ish. Comp and Grammar, Cin- ema, and Business English. She I ikes teaching at IVC but feels that the students should be exposed to more cultural activities. If she had a million dollars, she would give a substantial amount to the less fortunate, and of course she would travel and shop! !! Working on her new house keeps Mrs. Goodale busy. She is landscaping and decorating it in her spare time. Although she teaches many subjects: Comp Grammar, Journalism, Psychology, Mass Media, and Documented Paper, it is why she teaches that counts. It gives her an opportunity to help someone else develop their potential. MISS MARTIN If Miss Martin had the money, she would establish a reading clinic where people of all ages could come when motivated to improve their reading. She teaches Freshman Reading, Study Skills, and Career and College Reading. Along with her many hobbies, she enjoys working up projects to gradually improve reading skills. MISS ANDERSON Teaching school is extremely rewarding for Miss Ander- son. She teaches English, and in her spare time plays tournament bridge. Miss Anderson is also interested in the game of backgammon. 101 MS. GILL Ms. Gill loves working with kids and basically is a ham at heart. Her hobbies are waterskiing, snowskiing. Yoga, and reading. Along with her duties as an English teach- er, she is also head of the I iterary magazine, FREE SPIRIT. She's a real cute kid! 1 MR. SCHUMACHER If Mr. Schumacher had a million dollars, he would re- tire and buy his own theatre. He teaches English, Speech, and Drama. Some of Mr. Schmacher's hobbies are theatre, skiing, bridge, and cooking. MRS. HARRIS Enthusiasm, not perfection. That's what Mrs. Harris says to encourage her speech classes. She teaches En- glish II, Mythology, and Public Speaking and enjoys reading Greek plays. She enjoys teaching and working with young adults. 102 MRS. SOLOMON Mrs. Solomon enjoys teaching because there's always something unexpected happening. She teaches English I and II, Comp Grammar, and Science Fiction and Fantasy. Her Hobbies are reading, growing plants, crafts, cooking, and yoga. MR. WEIT2EL Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day; teach a man to fish and you feed him for a life time. That is Mr. Weitzel's basic philosophy. He assists in football coaching. Although he dislikes being indoors all the time, he really enjoys teaching and helping kids expand their horizons. Some of his hobbies are tennis, photo- graphy, reading, and just plain tinkering. MRS. BURGAUER A new teacher at IVC, Mrs. Burgauer enjoys teaching because it's an active, challenging, frustrating, ever- changing type of career. If she had a million dollars, she would invest, live on the interest, donate to the cancer research fund, and travel and spend it. But since she doesn't have a million dollars, that's just tough bananas!! 103 Mrs. Crothers enjoys counseling very much because of the personal contact with the students. She helps students with information as well as being a sympathetic listener. She likes to paint, but she doesn't get around to it often. She especially likes watching the St. Louis Car- dinals play baseball. Her favorite saying is Never judge a man until you have walked in his shoes , and we agree. MR. FLEMING MRS. CROTHERS If you happen to go by Mr. Fleming's office, you will prob- ably hear someone say Smile, but if you don't hear it, you're sure to see it. He is our Voca- tional Director, and Cooperative Occupational Educational Coor- dinator, in addition to being his department's chairp erso n. Among his hobbies are golf, tropical fish, woodworking, and hunting. Each human being is basically a person of d i g n i t y and worth, according to Mr. McNaught. He gets a great deal of personal satisfaction in assisting young people develop their human potential. In his spare time, he enjoys fishing, golf, tennis, and reading science fiction. He is administrator of the unit-wide guidance and pupil personnel services including coordination of special education services in District 321. 104 MRS. MITCHELL A new counselor at I.V.C., Mrs. Mitchell would travel and help kids if she had a million dollars. Her hobbies are collecting and restoring antiques, working with race horses, and attending races. She enjoys the one to one relationship and the feeling of satisfaction that she gets from working with students. MR. PRIMM Weightlifting is Mr. Primm's primary interest and takes up an enormous amount of his time outside of counseling duties. He enjoys many sports like foot- ball, basketball, track and field, swimming, gym- nastics, and wrestling. He is currently operating the weightlifting training program for the athletes here at I.V.C., and has started our home track meets for the past five years. One interesting thing about Mr. Pri m m that not too many people know is that he taught part-time in Bradley's graduate school. Although Mrs. Godina left I.V.C.H.S. at semester break, she was a favorite of many students. Her great enthusiasm for our school will not be forgot- ten soon.She is now living in Farmington, Michigan where she is kept busy re- decorating her new home. Thanks for the memories. Mr. Puttcamp has re- signed from his teach- i ng position at I.V.C. He is now working in the field of conserva- tion, testing water and air pollution. Although he is working in Peoria, he is still very much a contributing factor at I.V.C. 10S MRS. SKAMENCA This is Mrs. Skamenka's favorite saying: For yes- terday is but a dream and tomorrow is only a vision, but today well spent makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Look well, therefore, to this day. Reading, Sewing, crocheting and knitting are her pastimes, when she is not teaching Latin and German. We HOPE that she will find much HAPPINESS in her retirement. MISS PONCE MISS BAZZANO Miss Ponce teaches Spanish I and has been at I.V.C. for the last three years. A new teacher at I.V.C., Miss Bazzano had quite a big job given to her. She took Mrs. Godina's place at semester break, which not only meant teaching Spanish and French, but also sponsoring the cheer- leaders. v MR. SCHMITT Thanks to Mr. Ray Schmitt, our school has enjoyed having an ice hockey team for the past two years. Besides being head coach for the hockey team, he also is an advisor for Student Council and teaches a very exciting health class! Mr. Schmitt would live an unchanged life if he had a million dollars. You're never too old for Kool Aid! 106 MR. LOBER Mr. Lober is kept busy as the Physical Education-Athletic Director here at I.V.C. He en- joys working with young people, which is why he likes teaching. MR. MONGE Mr. Monge enjoys teaching be- cause he thinks young people present a constant challenge. In his spare time he likes to fish, hunt, and golf. Along with teach- ing, he is also head basketball coach. Let’s Get Physical MRS. BRUSSEAU We have a regular Waldo Pepper in our school. Her name is Mrs. Brusseau! Flying is one of her fav- orite hobbies. Besides teaching Physical Education she also risks her life in a Driver's Ed Car! MR. MCGHEE Mr. McGhee has many very un- usual sayings like Does a bear have hair! and Sweet Pea. He coaches the Varsity Football and Sophomore basketball teams. MISS SWANSON Miss Swanson is a very busy per- son. Between coaching the girls' basketball and track teams, she is also interested in woodwork- ing. She likes all sports. 107 MR. DEEGE Head of the National Honor Soc- iety, Mr. Deege teaches Algebra II and Geometry. He enjoy teach- ing because he feels a sense of ac- complishment when he has helped a student grow mentally. He likes electronics, woodworking, fishing, and boating. MR.PHELAN Mr. Phelan teaches Pre-Algebra, Algebra I, and Data Processing. And, he helps coach Freshmen and Sophomore baseball. His hobbies are tennis, golf, chess, motorcycl- ing and playing the guitar. MISS MACKIE Mathematicians are lazy, or so says Miss Mac kie. If she had a mil- lion dollars, she would build homes in New Hampshire, Florida, and Chillicothe and then invest the rest. She coaches bowling and badmin- ton and enjoys tennis, golf, bridge, and knitting. Mr. Hahn enjoys his job as a teach- er. His subjects are Algebra I, Trigonometry, and Analytic Geom- etry. His hobb ies are chess and photography. If he had amillion dollars he would invest it. His students think he's really an “OKAAAAAY teacher. Mr. Ogbum Mr. Ogburn's favorite saying is Kiss' (Keep It Simple Stupid). He likes teaching because some- thing new and different happens everyday. Working withenerge- tic and happy young people is rewarding!! His hobbies are golf, softball, and photography. He is also assistant football coach, baseball coach, and in- tramural basketball coach. Mr. Hahn Mr. Prong a If he had a million dollars, Mr. Pronga would buy a farm. He likes hunting, fishing, golf and avariety of other sports. He enjoys teaching because he likes working with kids. He is also IVC's wrestling coach. 109 Reading, swimming, and bike riding are Mrs. Hoecker's hobbies when she is not busy with teach- ing. She also likes working with people. Teaching Special Education is very challenging for her. Mrs. Eskildsen enjoys being around young adults. She likes helping them to discover themselves and their talents. She teaches Special Education which includes English, Math, Science, History, Consumer Ed. and Pre-Vocational. A new experience for Miss Renfro this year was to coach the girls' volleyball team. If she had a mil- lion dollars she would buy some land, build and furnish a home, then put the rest in a savings ac- count to spend as the need arises. Working in the library is all right by Mrs. Thorn- ton, but if she had a million dollars she would travel around and see the world. Some hobbies that she en- joys are reading and playing golf. no MR. SMITH Hunting, fishing, carving, and just enjoying the outdoors in general are what Mr. Smith does in his spare time. He I i k es t o teach and among his duties are woodworking, metal work, elec- tricity and drafting. MR. BINSTOCK Satisfaction is what Mr. Binstock gets from teaching. Along with his hobbies of hunting and fish- ing, he teaches an adult woods class and is an assistant wrestling coach. Shop Helps Us Build A Better World MR. POLANIN In addition to being an assistant hockey and football coach, Mr. Pol an in teaches vocational shop classes. He likes teaching because of the personalities and the unique situations he encounters. If he had a lot of money, he would invest it and retire. MR. RAPP Mr. Rapp enjoys teaching be- cause he likes seeing a student doing a job or learning to do a job satisfactorily. He likes to watch sports on T.V., as well as doing gardening. MR. SCOTT Mr. Scott is a shop teacher. 171 MRS. DANIELS Needless to say Mrs. Daniels likes to sew! Follow- ing a close second, third, and fourth are crewel, em- broidering, and knitting. She also enjoys raising houseplants; she has almost 100 in her house. If she had a million dollars she would pay off her house and car, plus it would relieve her of any worries about her son's education. Don't give up' think positive. MRS. FROHOCK Mrs. Frohock had a new experience this year. She was the co-advisor, along with Mrs. Read, for the Home Ec. Club. Besides this, she also taught Fami- ly Living and Clothing I. Sewing crafts and reading are some of her favorite hobbies. MRS. READ Win some--lose quite a few! Gardening and oil paint- ing take up most of Mrs. Read's spare time. Besides these she also likes reading, cooking different foods, and sewing. She likes to teach because she learns from the people she teaches. MISS TICE Miss Tice is our Child Care teacher. She teaches Child Care I and Advanced Child Care. While being a co-sponsor of the Spiritts, she enjoys teaching be- cause it gives her a sense of fulfillment. She also headed up the volunteer program for Parkhill this year. 112 MR. CHILDS Although to Mr. Childs Everything is relative , we can honestly say that he enjoys running. Along with hisdutiesasa hsitory teacher, he is also coach of the I.V.C. Cross Country Team. MR. BRICKNER IVsCene, Cinema Club, History Club, and being assis- tant baseball coach are a few of Mr. Brickner's ex- tra curricular activities. In his spare time he likes tennis, camping and reading. MR. SNOW Mr. Snow thinks teaching is a challenge. A student should not only work for a good grade but also for the creative experience he gets. He teaches History, Sociology, and Social Problems. MRS. BERCHTOLD Gardening, playing piano, and reading are a few of Mrs. Berchtold'shobbies. She really enjoys teaching her history classes—most of the time?!? MR. BOYER Scanning the room, I see that I have only one girl today , says Mr. Boyer, and my hair is getting too long. He likes canoeing, fishing, and camping. 113 MR. FRANKE Mr. Franke has been the orches- tra instructor for several years at IVC. He splits his duties between the high school and Pearce Grade School. He enjoys working in the stringed instrument program and has good rapport with the stu- dents. MR. SERAMUR Mr. Seramur likes teaching Art and Humanities because he en- joys seeing people improve their artistic abilities and that is his purpose for teaching. Fine Arts Department MR. ORRISON No! Now tell me what it is you want, isthe saying that you will most likely hear from Mr. Or- rison. Even though it is a frus- trating and challenging job, he enjoys directing the student ac- tivities program and chorus. Some of Mr. Orrison's hobbies are listening to the music of the Swing Bandera and shooting his black powder revolver. While being the co-director of the newspaper, Mr. Cosmano, our band director, collects coins, enjoys canoeing, camping, and fishing. If Mr. Cosmano had a lot of money, he would travel and invest and save the rest. He likes to teach because he likes to see students succeed. MISS HACKER It is never the same from day to day, so says Miss Hacker. While being the IVC art teacher, she I ikes to paint and macrame. She also is the Art Club sponsor. If she had a million dollars, she would pay off her debts. They Keep The School Running SECRETARIES: S. Hendryx, J. Bennett, C. Placher SECURTIY GUARD: Mr. Fisher SECRETARIES: S. Noe, M. Cary KITCHEN HELP: J. Ratcliff, H. Gould, S. Kennington, M. Smith, B. Hollingsworth, and not pictured is D. Blew. IIS A Tools of the Trade. . . . HEAD CUSTODIAN: R. Rudolph! Keep It Clean” CUSTODIANS: W. Meyers, B. Appel, B. Appel CUSTODIANS: T. Fox, D. Ray, T. Viola Forecast For Freshmen . . Mark Adams Nancy Adams Tina Allen Mike Anderson Teresa Armstrong Kevin Arnold Kevin Barnes Steve Bard Stan Barnett Janetta Barry Richard Bassett Julie Bean Jim Benisch Nathan Bjerk Virginia Blaine Allan Blankenship Freshman class officers: L To R. Jon Fleming, President; Julie Monge, Secretary; JoAnn Noe, Treasurer; Sheryl Kyle, Vice President. Brian Bleigh Debbie Borquist Brenda Bowen Julie Braasch Reathia Brautigan m 118 Larry Breed Tina Brewer Greg Briggs John Brown Danny Buckman Kathy Burdick Lisa Bushert Mary Bushert Tripp Bussey Brenda Call Mike Callahan Jamie Carnell Carol Carr Becky Cary Joby Case Sandy Cealey Meridith Childers Cindy Clark Robert Clark Teresa Cobbs Christy Colwell Gill Colwell Inta Comer Chris Conner Nancy Cooper Kirby Cothren George Cox Dave Cowger Sally Crandell Debbie Crawford Paula Crawford Julie Crothers A Bright And Exciting Future Freshmen Class Representatives: L To R—Jana Kehlen- bach, Mary Jo Wolf, Lori McWilliams, Dianne Mundy. 119 Yesterday Is But Today’s Memory Kim Crotty Lori Crow Dan Crull Coleen Curry Andrea Curtis Barb Davis Gary Davis Larry Davis John Demetreon Susan Dennis Tim Deveraux Mike DeVoss Joe Doering Kathleen Donnelly Cheryl Dunbar Carla Eggers Mark Ely Eric Espinosa Tom Erickson Randy Everettes Jeanine Farlin Jill Fennell Jean Fesler Sandy Fidler Lance Fisher Ronda Fisher Jon Fleming Bill Foster Jon Galindo Paul Foster Susan Gants Angela Garcia Karen Geick Mark Gideonsen Curt Gleichman 120 And Tomorrow Is Today’s Dream Victor Gonzalez Julann Goodwin Lorelei Gould Mike Granados Monica Gray Kahlil Gibran N Laura Greer Lori Gregory Ron Gunther Kirby Guetersloh Linda Hagel Lori Hahn Kay Hardmeier Vickie Harms Mike Harris Judy Hart Craig Hawley John Hawley Doug Hayward Mike Hill Valerie Holl ifield Steve Hood Kent Hooker Teri Hoots Carl Hopkins Tracy Horack Mike Horn Greg Horton Lisa Howland Cindy Hughes Erika Humpidge Bob James Jim Jason Jill Joesting Lori Johnson Jana Kehlenbach 121 It swam away! class of 1979 Dennis Kelly Helen Kidd Bill Kircher Mike Klasen Jalana Kobischka Jacque Krietemeyer Connie Krog Sheryl Kyle f David Lange 122 Joe Lapikas Rick Larash Dawn Lauber Russ Lawson Cheryl Leddy Ben Lester Kristi Lindahl Ron Lipsey Barry Martin Jane Martin Sam Massengill Mike Mavini Karla McCasky Larry McCasky Mark McClintik Terrie McCluhan Mike McGann Ed McIntyre Dean McNaught Lori McWilliams Pam Meints Monae Millard Scott Miller Julie Monge Teresa Moretto Brenda Morse Dianne Mundy Chris Murphy Eric Musselman Lisa Musselman Tony Nacarato Kathy Nelson Tim Nibbelin Dave Niles JoAnn Noe Yvonne Nonte 123 What did he say?? Quick! Here he comes! Yvette Nonte Jeff Noonen Karen Nurse Kitty Obear Ron Ogburn Jon Ohrt Steve O'Neil Toni a Parrot Danny Parson Teresa Patterson Cay Pesko Greg Phares Bob Popcke Fred Quinn Bill Rodier Frank Radley Scott Radley Nick Ramos Jackie Razo Phil Razo Carl Reifsteik Rip 'em up. Rip 'em up, IVC! 124 Liz Rockwell Kelly Rosenow Julie Samp Barry Sarver Julie See Randy Selby Don Serpette Ken Shaffer Bill Smiley Jenny Smith Marcie Smith Max Smith Tim Smith Dave Steele Cory Steer Cindy Stein Chuck Stroyeck Andy Sullivan Cammy Summerson Bob Sutton Genea Sweeney Andy Sibrel Nick Taylor Phyllis Thacker Look at those muscles!!!! Mary Tomlin Marilyn Turley Ron Turpin Scott Tyler Janet Vaughn Ed Verkler Patty Vonk Jim Wagner 125 Wayne Wahls Laura Walch Bill Ware Cam Warner Dave Widmer Jory Wiedeman Dina Wilkens Mickey Wilkinson Tammy Williams Dennis Wilson Tom Wineland Mike Winkler Sophs Seek Out Adventure Class Officers: Sally Gross--President Mark Jones--Vice-President, Janette Bradley--Secretary, Debbie McCullough —T reasurer. Ruth Adkins Jill Armstrong Keli Armstrong Debbie Arndt Martha Arnold Julie Bachman Marcia Ball Lynn Bard Craig Barnes Dave Beasley Bill Beckner Bob Bennett Janette Bradley Daniel Brem Tony Brinson 127 Jenny Brooks Mike Brownfield Brad Brunton Steffi Bussey Shawn Calvin Sherrie Capron Dan Case Kim Carlson Rosie Carrington Sherrie Cathcart Jeff Caughron Kim Chambers Mike Conner Brad Cook Andy Cowger Anita Cowley Sandy Cox Rob Cunningham Tami Curtis Dottie Dalton Randy Daniels Crystal Davis Mike Davis Sharon Davis Clyde Dennis 128 Allen Dobbins Pat Donovan Debbie Dorviller Mike Dossett Laura Downs Kathy Drader Kim Drader Ken Dragoo Ron Dunbar Rita Eckstein Kay Ed minster Dan Elmore David Erikson Caren Pager % Chris Farwell Shelly Felske Gordon Fidler Laurie Fisher Greg Fitzgerald Rick Flanagan Martha Flittner Kathy Fogg Lori Fosco Mark Foster Tim Foster Kevin Franklin Diana Galindo Joann Garza Luis Garza Brian Gerig Jim Gibler Jeff Goard Theresa Goewey Annette Gonzalez Jane Goodman 129 Einstein at work???? r Carrie Hankins Jamie Harney M Christy Harper Earl Harvill Barb Hawley Joe Hawley Todd Hayes A Rich Hayward Leda Hedges Maryann Herron Mike Higdon John Hill Mark Holocker Ellen Hooker John Horn Jeff Horton Sheryl Horton Leroy Jackson Keith Jones Dave James Mark Jones no comprendo? Sophomores Turn n 4U'il Steve Kuster William Lacks Laurie Lane Greg Leak Brian LeMaster Kris Lindholm Ron Lindholm To The Road 130 Becci Lingenfelter Lori Lucas Linda Lugar Marie Magee Francis Mallory Lori Mannering Keith Martin Rex Martin Linda Martzluf Jamie Mason John Maubach Dan Maurer Chris May Peggy McClung Debbie McCullough Marty Me Laughl in Scott Meints Mark Mettes Laurie Miller Rich Miller Monty Mitchell Terry Montbriand Dan Mooney Tony Moretto Pat Mowbray Florecne Mowers Gary Mundy Bruce Munk 131 H-E-E-L-L-0-0-0????!??? Brian Pulst Steve Pope Tim Quick Ed Ramsey Mike Ratcliff Roy Rayburn Erik Renee Chris Ritter Beth Rodden Theresa Rodier Kary Rosenow George Ryan Pattie Sample Larry Sarver Marc Sarver Diane Satterfield Lisa Schaufelberger Eric Schave Evelyn Schmidt Johanna Schmidt Gretchen Schonberger Trent Schupp Pat Semtner Patrice Semtner IVC Sophomores Face Dave Shindley Rich Simpson Jim Slater Cory Smith Diane Smith Steve Smith Kevin Snodgrass Jim Spencer Mike Spencer Julene Stansell Brian Stedman Ann Sturm Terese Svihla Don Sweeney Maria Szentes Pam Taylor Kim Tegg Mike Thorne Shelly Tibbs Theresa Tomlin Diana Turner Long, Hard Road Ahead Donald Tryon Cheryl Vecco John Wagner Jeff Walker Harold Watson Merle Watson Lynn Weaver Cathi Welk Connie Welk Jim West Jim Wilkerson Trisha Westerman Bill Williams Tim Williams Joe Willis Ann Wilson Carol Wilson Wendy Wilson Darryl Worley Sherm Worrick Terri Yount Terri Zarley 3 V ' S' Nancy A da mi Debbie Adams Cindy Addcock Kevin Aden Greg Allen Deena Allott Tim Appel Ronda Atkins Julie Babington Terri Bailey Kerry Barnes Linda Bassett Tracey Bean Larry Berchtold Sandy BiKington Karen Boland Juniors . . . Junior Class Officers: L To R, Karen Stroyeck, President; Sherry Gray, Vice-President; Cindy Cox, Secretary; Sue Ross, Treasurer. Mike Bolding Mollie Borquist Janet Bowen Greg Brackett Erin Bradley Tom Breed Mary Jo Brem Lesley Brinkman Valerie Brown Pam Bryant Tim Buckley Connie Burdick Jeff Carter Cindy Cary Terry Cheney Troy Childers 136 Chuck Coats John Coats Tammy Coletrain Mike Colvin Barb Colwell Jeff Colwell Lorna Colwell Terry Hopkins Connor Sharon Converse Sheryl Cook Lisa Cothren Cindy Cox Cindy Crawford Tom Crothers Craig Defoe Sandy Demetreon Junior Council Representatives are: (Back) Julie Fennell, Jill Kehlenbach, (Front) Kathy Haare, Theresa Hill, Beth Uphoff Are Going Places Matt Donovan Jill Draper Dale Dunbar Marsha Dutton Barbara Edlen Kevin Eddy Mark Eilers Mary Eissler V Doug Elmore Mitch Elwell Cherie Emert Dan Evans John Farmer Julie Fennell Mike Fisher Mary Fix 13 LeeAnn Franklin Barbie Funcannon Dave Garza I'd like a boy—tall, dark and handsome! Lynne Gauwitz Mark German Jeanine Gill Kelly Gilmore Cheryl Gleichman Andy Goewey 4 . Mark Grant Mike Gray Sherry Gray Sue Greer Steve Gross Kathy Haare Kathy Hagel Sandy Hall Debbie Harvill Pam Hensley Laurie Herndon Ross Herndon Mary Hickman Theresa Hill Randy Holocker 138 Connie Horton Kim Huss Tim Hutchison Toby Hutchison Jill Kehlenbach Tom Kemmer Dianna Kennedy Karen Killion Kathy King Eric Kirchner Jane Klatt Randy Kouns Kent Kowalske Randy Kriete Gail Krietmeyer Cliff Lacewell Brian Lauber Jim Lester Tim Lipsey Connie Lober Look, but don't touch!!! Taking second place was a drag!!! 139 H Sue Maze Steve McAllister John McDermaid Bonnie McNeil Scott Metcalf Marianne Miles Bruce Minor Kyle Minter A) Judy Moody Chris Musselman Sally Nauman Curt Neal Linda Nelson Pat O'bear Doug Olsen Ann Ordaz Mike Orlandini Brenda Orman Glenn Otto Becky Parrott Rick Parrot Lloyd Passage Tammie Paul Jamie Peters [ } t t Jessica Petty Mike Phares Dave Philyaw Mary Piletic Dan Pope Mary Ramsay Nancy Ramsay Alex Razo 140 ’•ta h A 7 i Tony Razo Sherry Riggs Mike Rockwell Suzanne Rogers Tom Rohman Susan Ross Renee Ruck Mike Rushin Cindy Sarver Mike Schaefer David Schaer Brian Scherer Liz Schmitt Shelly Schoch Terry Schreiber Laura Schroeder Juniors show the most spirit by winning the Spirit Stick more than any other class. Cora Scranton Jim Shallean Tina Shelton Paulette Sibrel Dennis Skillstead Dave Smith Maureen Smith Kevin Sparks Curt Staker Kathy Stapf Russ Stear Jeff Stoecker Karen Stroyeck Joy Stuart Mike Stumbaugh Robin Sweeney Valerie Tate Leigh Taylor David Tegg Ken Thomas Debbie Thompson Chuck Thompson Jim Thornton Mike Timmons • J ft t LA Tim Trager Martha Turner Tim Turpin Cheryl Vonk Chris Vonk Juanita Walden Chuck Walker Eugene Waller Don't make Theresa mad!! Derek Warner Jeff Warner Kevin Welch Don White Steve Whittemore Jeff Wiggins Betsy Wilkinson Debbie Wilkins Put litter in its place. n ti I «a ; Dave Williams Roger Wiseman Lynne Witherspoon Tom Wunder Layne Vager Kathy Youngman Rob Zarley 142 NANCY ADAMS BILL ARMSTRONG TIM BAKER KEN APPEL PETE BAKER JANET BARTH PAM AESCHLIMAN RON ARMSTRONG MIKE BARD BRENT ATTEBERRY TAMMY BARKER JANE ALBRIGHT The Class Of 1976 DAVE BATSTONE JOY BENNETT SHERRY BRAASCH DENNIS BREM EMILY BROOKS DAVID BROWN LORI BRUMMER VA LERIE BUCKMAN BARB BURKHALTER MIKE BUTTELL Seniors win first spirit stick of the year. LORI CART KEVIN CASE TERRY CASEY GARY CASTLE JEFF CEALEY JULIE CHILDS ARNOLD CLARK LISA CLARK DEBI COFFEY Looks Back Upon The Years Back To The Days When Frightened CAMMIE CONKEY Seniors add a bit of Bicentennial Spirit to competition. 148 STEVE CONNOR ANNETTE COOMBS BILL COVEY HOLLY COVEY We Were Freshmen . . . CONNIE DALTON What a change three years will make!!! MARTY DAVIS 149 BRUCE DAWSON MIKE DEKEYSER MIKE DOYLE DEBBIE ECKARD Silly Sophomores . ANGIE ELY RICH EVANS CHARLES FITZGERALD ARLENE FLANAGAN LORI FLANAGAN TERRY FLYNN 150 KAY FOSTE TOM FOSTER DONALD GASKINS MIKE GOCK Jiving Juniors . . . JIM GESELBRACHT RALPH GONZALEZ TERRY GOODMAN MARK GRONEWALD JANET HARDIN DIANA HARKER STEVE HARNEY DAVID W. HART 1ST And Now: Superior Seniors Senior Class Representatives: L To R: Sam Landes, Jim Geselbracht, and Dan Hughes. Not pictured are Tom Kehr, Vincent Merk, and Bruce Scott. KATHY HEDGES SANDY HENDRYX CHRIS HICKMAN KEVIN HOPP 152 ED HUBBARD JIM HUCKINS JANE KE3THLEY DAVID KESKE JOHN KLATT HEIDI KLINGELHOFER 153 What can you do as a Senior that you couldn't as a Freshman? Angie Ely—Decorate Senior Hall Marty Miller—Skip alot Jane Keithley—Look forward to gradu- ation Trina Razo—Sit around in Senior Hall Brent Atteberry—Be known Steve Gnehm—Graduate Lori Flanagan—Tell underclassmen what to do Pam Mohr—Walk through Senior Hall Jean Jordan—Leave school early Sam Landes—Be a smart • $( Bernie Watkins—More privileges Don Gaskins—Have respect of under- classmen Mary Youngman—Get out of school earlier Pam Aeschliman—Graduate CHUCK KNUDSEN SENIOR FLOAT STARLYN KOBISCHKA TIM KOUNS ANNA KRIETEMEYER VICKIE LADY What was your favorite class? Joy Bennett—Family Living Carol Sarver—Bookkeeping Alice Thompson—History Emily Brooks—French Pete Baker—Chemistry Tammy Barker—Psychology Geometry Phil Moody—Geometry Dave Smith—Art II Christy Piletic—Family Living Mary Svihla—Creative Writing Mike Vaughn—Drafting Jim Huckins—Woods II Chuck Fitzgerald—American Literature Ken Appel—Art Julie Childs—Home Ec Roy Lester—Art Ron Owdom—Chemistry CATHY LAX CINDY LAYNE TAMI LIDEN JOHN LINDAHL Senior Class Officers—Cecelia Razo—President, Sue See—Secretary, Barb .A Mr-1- aaa mKirD Tkir Burkhalter—Treasurer, not present Steve Harney—Vice-President JANET MANNERING BECKY MARTIN BRENDA MARTIN STEVE MAURER LAURIE MCAL LISTER JOHN MCCABE SUSAN MCWILLIAMS DAVID MEINTS VINCENT MERK 156 DARLA MERRELL CAROLYN MEYER MARTY MILLER DAVE MINOR TAMARA MINTER PAM MOHR JAMES MULLEN RICK MUSSELMAN SHERRY NELSON MIKE NIBBELIN KATIE OHRT SYLVIA ORDAZ RON ORMAN PARTICK JOEL O'TOOLE RON OWDOM USA PEACOCK 157 Some of the Favorite Movies of the 75-76 class are: American Graffiti Serpico Longest Yard Rich Man, Poor Man One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest Dog Day Afternoon Three Days of the Condor Jaws Tommy Hit Lady The Reincarnation of Peter Proud Sunshine Boys Earthquake Towering Inferno Hustle White Line Fever BILL PERRY JAMES PERRY CHRISTY PILETIC JIM POLLACK DELORES POLLARD RICHARD QUILTY 158 STEVE QUILTY CECILIA RAZO TRINA RAZO JULIE RAZO V S • Some of the Favorite Songs of the 75-76 class are: Rock and Roll all Night Convoy My Little Town Lonely Nights Tush Mahogany I Write the Songs Feelings Love Machine Dream Weaver Fly Away Love Hurts My Eyes Adore You Dream On Rhinestone Cowboy Bad Blood Between the Lines 159 ANGELO SERRANO ROSEMARIE DEMETREON SEVCIK I'm out to Kill!!!!! 160 Happiness Happiness is the only good The place to be happy is here The time to be happy is now The way to be happy is to make others so DAVID SMITH RON SMITH TRACY SMITH JANENE STANSELL CARLA STEDMAN ALAN STRONG 161 MARK STROYECK MARILYN SVIHLA LEE ANN THIEBEN BECKY THOMAS DEBORAH THOMAS JOHN ULRICH V ALICE THOMPSON TIM THOMPSON KATHY TOBIN 162 MIKE VAUGHN Honest, Mr. Fisher, we didn't do it!!! PATSY WALKER BERNIE WATKINS JAY WIEDEMEN 163 MARK WILSON TIM WOLF DEBIE WOOD MARY YOUNGMAN VECCO CASSIE YOUNG WILLIAM YOCUM ALAN BANNISTER JOE BLAIR BARB BLANKENSHIP RICH COX DOUG GOARD 164 MIKE GROCHOWSKY BRIAN KERR CLAYTON LINS OUR HIGH SCHOOL DAYS NEAR THE END Scholastic Achievement STUDENTS RECEIVING B OR BETTER GRADE POINT AVERAGE: DAVID BATSTONE JANENE STANSELL DAVID BROWN SANDY HENDRYX BILL COVEY DAN HUGHES JIM GESELBRACHT KATIE OHRT CHUCK FITZGERALD SAM LANDES JOHN KLATT CONNIE DA LTON MIKE NIBBELIN JANET BARTH ED HUBBARD ELLING JOHNSON JOHN LINDAHL JULIE RICE DAVID MEINTS DON GASKINS RON OWDOM BRENDA MARTIN BRUCE DAWSON JAY WIEDEMAN MIKE VAUGHN PAT O'TOOLE CAROL SARVER CECILIA RAZO PAM AESCHLIMAN DAVID KESKE JANE KEITH LEY RICH EVANS KIM ROSENOW JANE ALBRIGHT SUSAN SEE CINDY LAYNE REBECCA MARTIN MARILYN SVIHLA DAVID JORDAN JOY BENNETT EMILY BROOKS 166 Batstone Heads Class With Perfect Average 167 First Row: Dave Batstone (1), David Brown (2), Second Row: Bill Covey (3), Mike Nibbelln (7), Ed Hubbard (9), John Klatt (6). Top Row: Chuck Fitzgerald (5), Jim Geselbracht (4), David Meints (10), John Lindahl (8). Seniors Enjoy Pete, Bruce, Dave, Mark, Joe--You forgot to use the Pam! Have you been reading Funky Connie, would you mind if I tried Winkerbean? out my new handcuffs. 170 Senior Baby Pics 1. Rita McDaniel 2. Mary Youngman 3. Rogers Twins 4. Patsy Walker 5. Carolyn Meyer 6. Delores Pollard 7. Sue See 8. Cassie Young 9. Taml Liden 10. Cheryl Colwell 15. Cindy Layne 16. Marty Miller 17. Katie Ohrt 18. Diane Harker 19. Sam Landes 20. Alice Thompson 21. Arlene Flanagan 22. Lisa Peacock 23. Susan McWilliams 24. Marcia Nauman 25. Emily Brooks 26. Angie Ely 27. Carla Stedman 28. Tim Thompson 29. Terry Casey 30. Holly Covey 31. Sherry Braasch 32. Carol Sarver 33. Connie Dalton 34. Janet Mannering 45. Sandy Hendryx 46. Barb Burkhalter 47. Pam Mohr 48. Bruce Scott 49. Paula Hale 50. Lisa Clark 51. Julie Childs 52. Cecelia Razo 53. Lori Flanagan 54. Chris Schoneberger ssano oq w sseng oi|M sseno 11. Jane Keithley 12. Lori Cart 13. Carla Merrell 14. Tina Gunther 55. Tim Baker 56. Heidi Klingelhofer 57. Becky Martin 58. Joy Bennett 35. Tim Kouns 36. Anna Krietemeyer 37. Debie Wood 38. Terry Goodman 39. Tracy Smith 40. Wolf Twins 41. Brent Atteberry Senior Mosts Of 76 Left: MOST POPULAR Angelo Serrano, Pam Aeschliman Below: MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Sue McWil- liams, Jim Geselbracht Senior Mosts Of ’76 Left: MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Ed Hubbard, Jane Keithley Below: FUNNIEST Brent Atteberry, Sue See 177 Four Years Of Hard Above (L To R): George Taylor, Steve Maurer--Pat Mooney Award, Roy Lester—George Taylor Award, Bill Covey —Howard Hansen Award, Preston Pearson—Speaker. Emily Brooks—Alta Coon Wescott Scholarship Ed Hubbard--Principal's Plaque, Rotary Club Award, and out- going President of Student Council. 178 Work Pays Off Emily Brooks Rich Evans—John Philip Sousa Award Jim Geselbracht—DAR Janet Barth—Business Award Sue See—Altrusa Award Arnold Clark—Betty Crocker Award 179 Congratulations!! Bruce Dawson—CILCO Award Seniors Seniors 181 Congratulations Practice makes perfect!!! fwW▼▼▼▼▼▼¥ ? f fe 182 The Senior Choir during Baccalaureate ceremonies. Graduates!!! Memoriam Dan Taylor, bom March 30, 1958, was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Taylor of 1420 Logan, Chillicothe, IL. Dan was fatally injured in a motorcycle accident July 30, 1974. Janet McClain, born October 7, 1958, was the daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McClain of R.R. 2, Chillicothe, IL. Janet died April 25, 1973 after two weeks of illness. They are sincerely missed by their faculty and fel- low students. The members of the Class of '76 wish to extend their deepest sympathy to the parents and relatives of Dan and Janet. We think of death as ending; let us think of life as beginning, and that more abundantly... We think of parting; let us think of meeting. We think of going away; let us think of arriving. And as the voice of death whispers You must go from earth, let us hear the voice of Christ saying, You are but coming to Me. 184 Freshmen Adams, Mark 118 Adams, Nancy 54,118 Allen, Tina 118 Anderson, Mike 73,118 Armstrong, Teresa 72,118 Arnold, Kevin 5,47,118 Babington, Jona 58,81,118 Bader, Chris 118 Baer, Scott 118 Bard, Steve 71,88,118 Barnes, Kevin 81,118 Barnett, Stan 35,47,60,118 Barry, Janetta 118 Bassett, Richard 118 Bean, Julie 74,118 Benisch, Jim 118 Bjerk, Nathan 118,124 Blaine, Virgina 118 Blankenship, Allan 118 Bleigh, Brian 118,122 Bolding, Mark 74,88 Borquist, Debbie 58,71,118,122 Bowen, Brenda 118 Braasch, Julie 73,118 Bautigam, Reathin 118 Breed, Larry 53,119 Brewer, Tina 119 Briggs, Greg 119 Brown, John 119 Buchman, Dan 119 Burdick, Kathy 68,72,119 Bushert, Lisa 119 Bushert, Mary 119 Bussey, Tripp 74,88,89,119 Call, Brenda 119 Callahan, Mike 35,47,65,119 Carnell, Jamie 119 Carr, Carol 119 Cary, Becky 119 Case, Joby 119 Cealey, Sandy 119 Childers, Meredith 43,119 Clark, Cindy 59,119 Clark, Bob 82,119 Cobbs, Theresa 81,119 Colwell, Christy 119 Colwell, Gill 81,119 Comer, Glen 124 Comer, Inta 5,119 Connor, Chris 32,53,119 Cooper, Nancy 119 Cothren, Kirby 119 Cowger, Dave 119 Cox, George 65,119 Crandall, Sally 83,119 Crawford, Debbie 119 Crawford, Paula 119 Crothers, Julie 14,71,119 Crotty, Kim 71,120 Crow, Lori 120 Crull, Dun 35,53,60,120 Curry, Coleen 120 Curtis, Andrea 76,83,120 Davis, Barb 68,83,120 Davis, Gary 35,65,120 Davis, Larry 120 Demetreon, John 120 Dennis, Susan 82,120 Devereaux, Tim 47,60,71,120 DeVoss, Mike 35,65,120,125 Doering, Joe 120 Donnelly, Kathy 72,120 Dunbar, Charyl 120 Eggers, Carla 54,120 Ely, Mark 35,47,120 Ericson, Tom 5,35,47,120 Espinosa, Eric 32,47,60 Evertts, Randy 53,60,120,129 Farlin, Jeanine 81,120 Fennell, Jill 76,90,120 Flsler, Jean 81,120 Fidler, Sandy 76,82,120 Fisher, Lance 120 Fisher, Ronda 54,72,120 Fleming, Jon 65,69,82,119,120 Foster, Bill 10,120 Foster, Paul 35,47,60,67,120 Galindo, Jon 53,120 Gants, Susan 120 Garcia, Angie 58,59,83,120 Geick, Karen 82,120 Gideonsen, Mark 120 Gleichman, Curt 120 Gonzalez, Victor 121 Goodwin, Julann 121 Gould, Lorelei 71,76,81,121 Granados, Mike 121 Gray, Monica 54,81,121 Greer, Laura 72,121 Guetersloh, Kirby 121 Gunther, Ron 121 Hagel, Linda 42,43,58,121,122 Hahn, Lori 68,121 Hardmeier, Kay 54,76,82,121 Harms, Vickie 48,121 Harris, Mike 121 Hart, Judy 81,121 Hawley, Craig 53,121,124 Hawley, John 35,53,121 Hayward, Doug 120 Hill, Mike 35,65,121 Hoi I if ie I d, Val 82,120 Hood, Steve 120 Hooker, Kent 71,88,121 Hoots, Terry 121 Hopkins, Carl 121,124 Horack, Traci 121 Horn, Mike 121 Horton, Greg 121 Howland, Lisa 121 Hughes, Cindy 14,71,76,121,122 Humpidge, Erika 121 James, Bob 121 James, Nick 121 Jason, Jim 121 Joesting, Jill 121 Johnson, Lori 121 Kehlenbach, Jana 75,83,90,118,121 Kelly, Dennis 122 ■ Kidd, Helen 81,122 Kimbrough, Bob 74 Kircher, Bill 122 Kobeschka, Jofana 69,93,122 Lange, David 73,122 Lapikas, Joe 122 Larach, Rick 60,122 Lauber, Dawn 10,18,56,122 Lawson, Russ 35,65,122,124 Leddy, Cheryl 122 Lindohl, Kristy 48,122 Lipsey, Ron 47,65,122 Lochbaum, Tracy 122 Locke, Gary 122 Lucas, Judy 3,71,76,122,123 Magon, Mike 53 Magnafici, John 122 Mannering, Tami 122 Maricle, Cliff 122 Marini, Mike 35,123,124 Martin, Barry 122 Martin, Jane 81,122 Massengill, Sam 122 Me Caskey, Larry 123 McCaskey, Karla 67,123 Me Cl intick, Mark 72,81,123,124 McClugan, Theresa 123 McGann, Mike 35,123 McIntyre, Ed 35,47,65,123 McNaught, Dean 35,47,123 McWilliams, Lori 16,43,58,59,67, 76,90,119,123 Meints, Pam 68,123 Millard, Monae 123 Miller, Scott 123 Mitchell, Jeff 60 Monge, Julie 71,76,118,123 Moretto, Theresa 65,83,123 Morris, Brenda 123 Mundy, Dianne 3,9,67,71,76,90, 119,123 Murphy, Chris 35,123 Mussel man, Eric 123 Musselman, Lisa 123 Nacarato, Tony 88,89,123 Nelson, Kathy 123 Nibbelin, Tim 81,122,123 Niles, David 123 Noe, JoAnn 67,118,123 Nonte, Yvette 58,73,74,83,123 Nonte, Yvonne 58,73,74,83,124 Noonen, Jeff 35,124 Nurse, Karen 70,83,124 Obear, Kitty 71,81,83,124 Ogburn, Ron 35,47,65,124 Ohrt, Jon 73,81,124 O'Neil, Steve 23,72,124 Parrot, Tonia 74,124 Parson, Danny 124 Patterson, Teresa 76,82,124 Pesko, Cay 43,58,59,76,124 Phares, Greg 124 Popcke, Bob 124 Quinn, Fred 124 Radley, Frank 124 Radley, Scott 124 Ramos, Nick 124 Razo, Jackie 54,73,124 Razo, Phil 47,65,124 Reed, Eric 124 Reifsteck, Carl 35,53,65,124 Renfroe, Bob 35,65,124 Rhodenbaugh, Lindsay 9,65,72,73, 79,124 Riedlingen, Denise 54,83,124 Riggins, Cindy 73,124 Rockwell, Liz 71,125 Rodier, Bill 32,53,124 Rogers, Bob 43,58,59 Rosenow, Kelly 82,125 Samp, Julie 72,125 Sarver, Barry 47,125 See, Julie 125 Selby, Randy 125 Serpette, Don 125 Shaffer, Kin 125 Shallenberger, Torn 60 Sibrell, Andy 35,125 Smiley, Bill 125 Smith, Jenny 58,125 Smith, Marcy 83,125 Smith, Max 125 Smith, Tim 125 Stear, Cory 35,125 Steele, David 35 Stein, Cindy 125 Stroyeck, Chuck 35,47,125 Sullivan, Andy 74,88,122,125 Sutton, Bob 53,124,125 Sutton, Teresa 54,72 Sweeney, Genea 54,76 Taylor, Nick 35,36,53,125 Thacker, Phyl I is 49,54,125 Tomlin, Mary 81,125 Turley, Marilyn 125 Turpin, Ron 125 Vaughn, Janet 125 Verkler, Ed 125 Vonk, Parry 125 Wagner, Jim 125 Wahls, Wayne 126 Walch, Laura 54,126 Ware, Bill 53,126 Warner, Cam 126 Warner, Rhonda 126 Wen, Betty 126 Widmer, Dave 126 Wiedeman, Jory 68,82,126 Wilkinson, Mickie 81,126 Williams, Tammy 126 Wilson, Dennis 126 Wilson, Denise 124 Wineland, Tom 35,47,126 Winkler, Mike 126 Wiseman, Diana 72,126 Whittenberg, Tom 126 Wolf, Mary Jo 69,71,75,90,119, 122,126 Wood, Denise 68,126 Yocum, David 73,82,126 Zastrow, David 81,126 Sophomores Adkins, Ruth 127 Armstrong, Jill 72,83,127 Armstrong, Keli 90,127 Arndt, Debbie 76,127 Arnold, Martha 73,127 Bachman, Julie 127 Ball, Marcia 76,127 Bard, Lynn 37,88,127,128 Beasley, Dave 127 Bechner, Bill 30,94,127 Bennett, Bob 4,53,127 Blaine, Rhonda 76,127,134 Bolding, Mark 22, 34, 127 Braasch, Charlie 22, 127 Bradley, Jeanettte, 127 Brem, Dan 127 Brinson, Tony 127 Brooks, Jenny 48,72,128 Brownfield, Mike 67,128 Brunton, Bradley 128 Bussey, Steffie 21,71,128 Calvin, Shawn 128 Capron, Sherrie 128 Carlson, Kim 81,128 Carrington, Rosie 128 Case, Dan 32,128 Cathcart, Sherrie 128 Caughron, Jeff 128 Chambers, Kim 128 Charlton, Diana 49,73,128 Colwell, Harold 128 Conkey, Rollie 65,128 Connor, Mike 53,128 Cook, Brad 128 Cowger, Andy 67,128,130 Cowley, Anita 128 Cox, Sandy 76,128 Cunningham, Rob 34,148 Curtis, Tamela 128 Dalton, Dottie 17,18,56,65,75,76, 90 Daniels, Randy 60,74,88,128 Davis, Michael 4,74,88,128 Davis, Sharon 128 Dennis, Clyde 72,128 Dobbins, Allen 65,129 Donavon, Pat 60,129 Dorviller, Debbie 81,129 Dossett, Mike 129 Downs, Laura 129 Drader, Kathy 129 Drader, Kim 18,21,37,55,56,129 Dragoo, Ken 129 Dunbar, Ron 65,129 Eckstein, Rita 48,129 Edminster, Kay 129 Elmore, Dan 37,53,73,129 Erickson, Dave 129 Fager, Caren 76,129 Farwell, Christie 129 Felske, Shelly 72,129 Fidler, Gordon 60,129 Fisher, Laura 76,129 Fitzgerald, Greg 53,60,72,129 Flanagan, Rick 129 Flittner, Martha 129 Fogg, Kathy 68,129 Fosco, Lori 49,58,78,82,83,129 Foster, Mark 129 Foster, Tim 129 Franklin, Kevin 129 Galindo, Diana 9,10,18,55,56,68, 129 Garza, Joann 21,129 Garza, Luis 129 Gerig, Brian 129 Gibler, Jim 129 Goard, Jeff 129 Goeway, Teresa 129 Gonzales, Annette 129 Goodman, Jane 129 Gross, Sally 4,72,12,129 Gusman, Joe 129 Hahn, Kari 76,129 Hakes, Mike 129 Hankins, Carrie 130 Harney, Jamie 18,37,55,58,59,90, 130 Harper, Christy 70,130 Harvill, Earl 130 Hawley, Barb 73 Hawley, Joe 50,53,130 Hayes, Todd 130 Hayward, Rick 130 Hedges, Lida 76,130 Herron, Maryann 67,130 Higdon, Mike 80,130 Hill, John 21,130 Holocker, Mark 130 Hooker, Ellen 72,83,130 Horn, John 130 Horton, Jeff 18,60,61,130 Horton, Sheryl 76,130 Jackson, Leroy 130 James, Dave 130 Johnson, Tonya 23,130 Jones, Keith 22,72,130 Jones, Mark 53,68,129,130 Julien, Mary 54,76,128 Kennington, Shawn 130 Kerr, Jackie 130 Kerrn, Karen 72,94,130,134,141 Kriete, Joni 72,130 Kruzicki, Donna 58,76,88,130,134 Kuster, Steve 130 Lacks, Bill 95,130 Lane, Laurie 73,130 Leak, Greg 34,80,130 Lemaster, Brian 8,38,46,130 187 Lindholm, Kris 130 Lindholm, Ron 130 Lingenfelter, Becci 81,131 Lugar, Linda 131 Magee, Marie 131 Mallory, Frances 131 Mannering, Lori 72,75,131 Martin, Keith 53,60,73,131 Martin, Rex 73,131 Martzluf, Lina 131 Mason, Jami 76,131 Maubach, John 131 Maurer, Dan 5,53,60,131 May, Chris 72,131 McClung, Peggy 131 McCullough, Debbie 127,131 McLaughlin, Marty 90,131 Meints. Scott 32.131 Meetes, Mark 131 Miller, Rich 131 Mitchell, Monty 32,60,131 Montbriand, Terry 131 Mooney, Dan 37,38, Moretto, Tony 37,53,131 Mowbray, Pat 74,88,131 Mowers, Florence 131 Mundy, Gary 46,60,90,131 Munk, Bruce 131 Murphy, Jeff 80,131 Myatt, Mike 9,73,88,131 Nacaroto, Tony 74 Nauman, Mike 123,131 Nelson, Mark 131 Newell, Terry 131 Newman, Linda 72,131 Niles, Jim 131 Norton, Nola 48,49,67,131 O'Neil, Mike 23,71,72,88,131 Perham, Roger 111 Pesko, Steve 9,73,74,88,90,131 Peters, Jody 43,48,58,59,72,131 Price, Joy 121 Pope, Steve 132 Pulst, Brian 132 Pruitt, Kevin 132 Quick, Tim 132 Ramsey, Ed 132 Ratcliff, Mike 60,132 Rayburn, Roy 132 Reny, Erik 132 Ritter, Chris 32,33,46,65,132 Rodden, Beth 132 Rodier, Theresa 18,55,56,58,72,132 Rosenow, Kary 32,60,132 Ryan, George 132 Sample, Pattie 132 Sarver, Larry 132 Sarver, Marc 37,46,132 Satterfield, Diana 4,132 Schaufelberger, Lisa 132 Schave, Eric 46,132 Schmidt, Evelyn 26,67,132 Schmidt, Johanna 42,43,132 Schomberger, Gretchen 132 Schupp, Trent 132 Semtner, Pat 132 Semtner, Patrice 132 Schlndley, Dave 133 Simpson, Rich 133 Slater, Jim 46,65,133 Smith, Diana 133 Smith, Cory 8,46,133 Smith, Steve 133 Snodgrass, Kevin 133 Spencer, Jim 133 Spencer, Mike 133 Stansell, Julene 17 Stedman, Brian 4,53,133 Sturm, Ann 133 Svihla, Terese 49,133 Sweeney, Don 133 Szentes, Maria 133 Taylor, Pam 133 Tegg, Kim 72,133 Tibbs, Shelley 133 Tobin, Mike 33,46,133 Tomlin, Theresa 133,134 Tryon, Donald 133 Wagner, John 133 Walker, Jeff 65,133 Watson, Harold 133 Watson, Merle 46,133 Weaver, Lynn 133 We Ik, Cathi 133 Welk, Connie 133 West, Jim 60,81,133 Westerman, Trisha 76,88,90,133 Wilkerson, Jim 46,133 Williams, Tim 133 Williams, Bill 133 Willisk, Joe 9,10,65,133 Wilson, Ann 76,133 Wilson, Carol 133 Wilson, Wendy 81,133 Worley, Darryl 133 Worrick, Sherman 133 Yount, Terri 133 Zarley, Teresa 133 Juniors Adami, Nancy 136 Adams, Debbie 136 Adcock, Cindy 24,25,55,37,58,82, Aden, Kevin 24,136 Allen, Greg 44,135,136 A llott, Deena 135,136 Appel, Tim 13fc Atkins, Ronda 76,136 Babington, Julie 136 Bailey, Terri 3,136,142 Barnes, Kerry 54,82,88,136,139 Bassett, Linda 136 Bean, Tracey 74,82,136 Berchtold, Larry 136 Billington, Sandy 3,32,33,48,58,76 Boland, Karen 136 Bolding, Mike 24,27,34,74,88,136 Borquist, Mol lie 30,58,75,82,94,95 88 Bowen, Janet 136 Brackett, Greg 136 Bradley, Erin 15,63,136 Breed, Tom 82,87,95,136,140 Brem, Mary Jo 136 Brinkman, Lesley 3,71,86,94,136, 141 Brown, Valerie 73,136 Boyer, A licia 83 Bryant, Pam 81,136 Buckley, Tim 136 Burdick, Connie 3,15,16,68,136, 141 Calvin, Jim 8,38,63 Carter, Jeff 136 Cary, Cindy 71,86,136,141 Chambers, Leslie 141 Cheney, Terry 136 Childers, Troy 50,63,63,136 Coats, Chuck 173 Coats, John 10,173 Coletrain, Tammie 173 Colvin, Mike 9,93,173 Colwell, Barb 74,173 Colwell, Jeff 173 Colwell, Lorna 173 Converse, Sharon 48,173,176 Connor, Terry Hopkins 173 Cook, Sheryl 173 Cothren, Lisa 77,81,173 Cox, Cindy 88,136,173 Crawford, Cindy 173 Crothers, Tom 32,173 Curtis, Doug 173 DeFoe, Craig 173 Demetreon, Sandy 67,173 Donovan, Matt 8,38,173 Draper, Jill 143,173 Dunbar, Dale 173 Dunn, Rick 34,143 Dutton, Marsha 73,173 Eckard, Dan 173 Eddy, Kevin 74,88 Edlen, Barb 173 Eilers, Mark 173 Eissler, Mary 74,87,173 Elmore, Doug 8,38,50,135,139,173 Elwell, Mitch 34,88,173 Emert, Cherie 68,71,140,173 Espinosa, Roxanne 55,57,58 Evans, Dan 173 Evans, Rick 143 Fairman, Kaydee 173 Farmer, John 141,173 Fennell, Julie 17,67,87,90,135 Fisher, Mike 173 Fix, Mary 74,82 Fleagle, Jane 21 Franklin, Lee Ann 3,67,71,86,93-95 Funcannon, Barbie 9,88,138,139, 141 Galindo, Bill 3,8 Garza, David 138 Gauwitz, Lynne 3,71,75,93,135,138 German, Mark 9,32,33,60,73,138 Gill, Jeanine 81,138 Gilmore, Kelly 138 Gleichman, Cheryl 138,143 Goeway, Andy 138 Grant, Mark 138 Gray, Mike 38,60,138 Gray, Sherry 3,10,71,86,93,135,136 Greer, Sue 16,74,87,88,138 Gross, Steve 135,138,143 Haare, Kathy 87,90,138,173 Hagel, Kathy a3,138 Hall, Sandy 81,138 Harvill, Debbie 76,138,141 Hawley, Curt 10,74, Hensley, Pam 81,138 Herndon, Laurie 86,94,138 Herndon, Ross 138 Hickman, Mary 9,28,48,58,73,82, 94,138 Hill, Theresa 74,83,87,90,138,140 Holocker, Randy 138 Horton, Connie 139 Hoss, Kim 139 Hutchison, Tim 139 Hutchison, Toby 139 Jackson, Cathy 139 Jackson, Rick 139 Jackson, Vickie 3,21,139 Johnson, Steve 50,51,139 Kasai, Joe 14,69,87,139 Kehlenbach, Jill 4,24,26,67,69,75, 90 Kemmer, Tom 60,139 Kennedy, Dianne 87,139 Kerr, Greg 76 Kill ion, Karen 139 King, Kathy 3,58,71,75,82,93,95, 139 Kirchner, Eric 8,44,45,60,75,80,86 Klatt, Jane 55,57,139 Kouns, Randy 75,139 Kowalski, Kent 8,38,60,139 Kriete, Randy 73,139 Krietemeyer, Gail 86,139 Lacewell, Cliff 24,25,26,50,139 Lauber, Brian 24,25,32,52,139,150 Lester, Jim 139 Lipsey, Tim 38,39,63,143 Lober, Connie 63,139 Magee, Joe 21,32,33,50,51,52,133 Mannering, Diane 3,75,94,139,140, 141 Marks, Lynn 139 Massengill, Sue 49,54,139 May, Brad 135,138,139 Mayfield, Lisa 139 Maze, Sue 14,81,140 McAllister, Steve 44,63,135,140 McDermaid, John 140 MclMeal, Bonnie 140 Mead, Mark 8,38,39,60,140 Metcalfe, Scott 140 Miles, Mary Ann 140 Minor, Bruce 140 Minter, Kyle 140 Moody, Judy 140 Mussel man, Chris 3,83,140,141 189 Nauman, Sally 9,43,58,68,76,82, Neal, Curt 63,87,140 Nelson, Linda 140 Obean, Pat 140 Olsen, Doug 140 Ordaz, Ann 140 Orlandini, Mike 38,63,140 Orman, Brenda 68,140,141 Otto, Glen 9,73,140 Parrott, Becky 74,140 Parrott, Rick 140 Passage, Lloyd 32,60,140 Paul, Tammie 140 Peters, Jamie 9,48,72,140 Petty, Jessica 72,140 Phares, Mike 140 Philyaw, Dave 32,33,140 Piletic, Mary 55,57,72,76,87,140 Pope, Dan 140 Ramsey, Mary 86,140 Ramsey, Nancy 3,140 Razo, Alex 38,39,44,45,63,64 Razo, Tony 8,16,38,44,60,135 Riggs, Sherry 74,141 Rockwell, Mike 20,24,26,60,67 Rogers, Suzanne 3,15,16,21,68 Rohman, Tom 32,33,50,75,141 Ross, Susan 71,136,139,141 Ruck, Renee 141 Rushin, Mike 24,25,26,34,44,135 Sarver, Cindy 3,72,73,87,141 Schaefer, Gary 141 Schaefer, Mike, 135,141,63,44 Schear, David 141 Scherer, Brian 141,51,50 Schmidt, Liz 141,76,55,58,59 Schoch, Shelly 141 Schreiber, Terry 141,81 Schroeder, Laura 140,141,72,73 Scranton, Cora 141 Shallean, Jin 141 Shelton, Tina 141 Sibrel, Paulette 141,77,86 Sk!listed, Dennis 141 Smith, Dave 141 Smith, Maureen 141 Sparks, Kevin 38,141,60 Staker, Curt 8,38,63,86,141 Stapf, Kathy 141,3,87,94 Stear, Russell 141 Stoecker, Jeff 10,87,141 Stroyeck, Karen 3,24,26,71,86,136, 141 Stuart, Joy 141,74 Stumbaugh, Mike 8,38,50,140,141 Sweeny, Robin 141 Tate, Valerie 142 Tegg, David 142 Thomas, Ken 142 Thonas, Debbie 142 Thompson, Chuck 141,142 Thornton, Jim 34,44,45,135,142 Timmons, Mike 135,143,142 Trager, Tim 3,71,75,88,142 Turley, Martha 142 Turner, Martha 58,142 Turpin, Tim 74,88,139,142 Uphoff, Beth 71,75,87,90,173 Vonk, Cheryl 68,142 Vonk, Chris 142 Walden, Juanita 142 Walker, Chuck 38,63,86,135,142 Waller, Gene 142 Warner, Derek 142 Warner, Jeff 44,86,135,142 Watkins, Phil 142 Welch, Kevin 142 West, Paulette 76 White, Don 142 Whittemore, Steve 142 Wiggins, Jeff 73,142,143 Wilkins, Debbie 3,68,72,142 Wilkinson, Betsy 43,81,142 Williams, Dave 142 Wiseman, Roger 142 Witherspoon, Lynn 3,15,68,93,142 Withrow, Mark 135 Wunder, Tom 142 Yager, Layne 142 Youngman, Kathy 4,24,25,26,142 Zarley, Rob 142 Seniors Adams, Nancy 81,145 Aeschliman, Pam 9,11,79,145,175, 182 Albright, Jame 145,182 Altpeter, Sam 32,70,180,182 Appel, Ken 145 Armstrong, Bill 79,145 Armstrong, Ron 145 Atteberry, Bret 69,70,83,94,145, 173 Baker, Pete 26,21,60,62,145,149, 168,170 Bannester, A| 164 Bard, Mike 9,11,145 Barker, Tammy 6,49,76,74,82,145, 169 Barth, Janet 79,145,179 Batstone, Dave 88,146,167,170 Bonnett, Joy 79,93,95,115,146,148, 169 Blair, Joe 169,170 Blankenship, Barb 164 Braasch, Sherry 9,10,76,146,169, 170 Brem, Dennis, 146 Brooks, Emily 72,73,69,78,86,146. Brown, David 87,146,167,168 Brummer, Lori 146 Buckman, Valerie 146 Burkhalter, Barb 4,43,146,155,154 Butted, Mike 21,38,63,146,160 Cart, Lori 147,171 Case, Kevin 147 Casey, Terry 76,147,170,172 Castle, Gary 79,147 Cealey, Jeff 38,147 Childs, Julie 42,43,67,147,173 Clark, Arnold 147,179 Clark, Lisa 147,173 Coffey, Debbie 76,147 Collinge, Kim 147 Colwell, Cheryl 68,76,146,148,171 Conkey, Cammie 79,148 Conner, Steve 63,75,148 Coombs, Annette 76,148 Coventry, Doug 10 Covey, Bill 32,33,40,60,148, 167,168 Covey, Holly 33,148,172 Cox, Rich 164 Dalton, Connie 21,70,95,147,149 170 Davis, Mary 149 Dawson, Bruce 72,73,87,149,179 DeKeyser, Mike 149 Demetreon, Rosemary 67 Donath, John 79 Doyle, Mike 149 Eckard, Debbie 79,149 Ely, Angela 79,150,172 Evans, Rich 44,63,64,80,73,149, 150 Fitzgerald, Chuch 11,60,27,77,87, Flanagan, Arlene 76,150,172 Flanagan, Lori 150,173 Flynn, Theresa 79,150 Foste, Kay 150 Foster, Tom 25,26,27,150 Gaskins, Don 38,80,150 Geick, Mike 50,63,150,168 Geselbracht, Jim 20,21,32,33,60 Gideonsen, Cheryl 168 Gnehm, Steve 32,33,75,80,168,180 Goard, Doug 164,181 Gonzalez, Ralph 151 Goodman, Terry 151,172 Grochowsky, Mike 73,165 Gronewold, Mark 38,151 Gunther, Tima 151 Hale, Paula 79,151,173 Hardin, Janet 68,151 Harker, Diana 151,172 Harney, Steve 38,39,90,151,160 Hart, David G. 151 Hart, Dave 151 Hendryx, Sandy 26,73,79,86,115, 150 Hickman, Chris 72,152,162 Hopp, Kevin 52,79 Honald, Joe 149 Hubbard, Ed 15,20,21,38,63,87,90 Huckins, Jim 21,38,50,152 Hughes, Dan 79,86,90, 152,153 Jackson, Randy 79 James, Jon 34,153 Johnson, El ling 75,149,153 Jordon, Jean 153 Kehr, Tom 11,75,90,153 Keithley, Jane 69,87,153,171,177 Kerr, Brian 78,165 Keske, David 50,53,153 Klatt, John 44,45,53,69,86,67149 Klingelhofer, Heide 70. Knudsen, Chuck 70,83,154 Kobischia, Starlyl 54 Kouns, Tim 154,172 Krietemeyer, Anna 4,172,169 Lady, Vickie 154 Landes, Sam 87,90,154,172 Lane, Marc 19,149 Lax, Kathy 155 Layne, Cindy 79,155,169,171 Lester, Roy 38,50,52,60,178 Liden, Tarn! 21,76,77,155,171 Lindahl, John 87 155,167 Lins, Clayton 14,75,85,90,165 Majors, Cindy 49,81,155 Mannering, Janet 55,57,155,172, 176 Martin, Brenda 26,27,70,77,79,156 Martin, Becky 72,81,86,148,150, 154 Maurer, Steve 21,38,50,52,156,169 McAllister, Laurie 8,9,11,79,156 McCabe, John 38,74,78,88,156 McDaniel, Rita 67,76,165,171 McWilliams, Sue 21,25,26,27,78, 147 Meints, David 156,167 Merk, Vince 14,16,60,75,82,84,90 Merrell, Darla 79,156,171 Meyer, Carolyn 81,156,171 Miller, Marty 38,65,49,152,156, 171 Minor, Dave 156 Minter, Tammie 157 Mohr, Pam 157,173 Moody, Phil 168 Mullen, Jim 74,88,89,157 Mussel man, Rick 79,157 Nauman, Marcia 42,43,48,58,68, 78,82 Nelson, Sherry 9,11,79,157,174 Nibbelin, Mike 34,80,87,149,157, 167 Ohrt, Katie 9,49,73,81,86,148,157 Ordaz, Sylvia 79,157 Orman, Ron 34,157 O'Toole, Pat 16,72,74,77,157 Owdom, Ron 87,149,157,160,168 Parker, Roseanne 157 Peacock, Lisa 19,157,174 Perry, Bill 158 Peters, Tim 16,26,27,79 Piletic, Christy 75,158 Pollack, Jim 158 Pollard, Delores 158,171 Quilty, Rich 79,158 Quilty, Steve 159 Razo, Cecilia 77,81,148,154,155, 156 Razo, Katrina 21,76,147,159 Rice, Julie 8,9,11,159 Rogers, Susan 79,159,171 Rose, Jeff 160 Rosenow, Kim 79,160 Sarver, Carol 78,93,95,146,160,172 Schmidt, Ernie 26,160 191 vM if. ■$Ww v } Schonberger, Chris 79,160 Scott, Bruce 70,81,90,151,170 See, Susan 79,86,155,160,169,171, 177 Semtner, Rob 79 Serrano, Angelo 28,38,41,50,52,160 Sevic, Rose Demetreon 160 Smith, Dave 79,161 Smith, Tracy 70,79,146,161,172 Smith, Ron 75,161 ; Stansell, Janene 17,79,86,161 Stedman, Carla 21,70,94,95,147; ' i6i ; 73 Strong, Alan 32,60,62,161 Stroyeck, Mark 11,60,62,160,161, 168 Svihla, Marilyn 49,161 Thieben, Leeann 76,161 Thomas, Debbie 162 Thompson, Alice 5,78,146,162,172 Thompson, Tim 79,162,172 Tobin, Kathy 162 Ulrich, John 162 Vaugh, Mike 20,38,69,86,162 Vecco, Mary Youngman 164 Walker, Patsy 8,171 Wargo, Larry 74,88,163 Warner, Gary 75,163 ' Watkins, Bernie 19,21,44; Weber, Pat 163 Whaley, Bill 79,163 Wiedeman, Jay.38,163,168 Wilkinson, Bruce 163 Williamson, Lenny 77,163,180 'Wilson, Mark 153 Wo if, Tifn 164,173 Wood, Debbie 26,27,79,164,169, Yocum, Bill 164 DK-. . oung, Cassie 79,164,171 Faculty Miss Anderson 4,101 Miss Bazzano 15,21,106 Mrs. Benton 100 Mrs. Berchtold 21,113 I Mr. Binstock 53,75,111 Mr. Boyer 113 V.Jf Mr. Brickner 12,65,69,75,113 Mrs. Brusseau 107 Mrs. Burgauer 21,30,67,82,93,103 Mrs. Bush 100 ________ Mr. Childs 32,113 Mr. Cosmano 12,114 Mrs. Crothers 90,104 Mrs. Daniels 87,112 Mr! Daniels 12,19,100 Mr. Deege 14,15,86,108 Mr. Easter 53 Mrs. Eskildson 116 Fleming 79,104 Miss Flick 30,82,93,100 Mr. Franke 81 Miss Frohock 68,112 Miss Gill 77,102 frs. Godina 21,14 Mr. Goodale 101 Mrs. Goodale 100 Miss Hacker 70,11 Mr. Hahn 109 Mrs. Harris 102 Mr. Horton 4,12,98 Mr. Hott 5,19,35,99 Mr. Howe 11 75,99 Mr. Lober 107 Miss Mackie 49,108 Miss Martin 101 Mr. McGhee 19,38,39 Me Naught 104 Mercer 57,100 Mitchell 67 Monge 107 Mr. Nibbelin 5,34,80,98 Mr. Ogborn 38,63,64,67,109 Mr. Orrlson 114,166 Mr. Phelan 19,65,108 Mr. Polanin 12,35,74,88,89,1 Miss Ponce 106 ronga 50,109 Mf. Rapp 111 Miss Read 68,112 Miss Renfro 48,110 Mr. Schmitt 12,74,88,89,90,106 Mr. Schumacher 102 Mr. Scott 111 Mr. Seramur 114 Mrs. Skamenca 106,202 Mr. Smith Mr. Snow 113 X A Mrs. Solomon 103 r' Miss Swanson 43,58,82,107 Mr. The mas 23,35,60,67,98 Mrs. Ttiornton 110 fm� Tice 112 V Mrs. Vance 83,101 Mr. Weitzel 38,103 V 192 CARLISLE DRUG COMPANY, INC. Drugs ... Glass ... Hallmark Cards 1043 N. Second St., Chillicothe, IL Phone 274-2164 or 274-2165 Ruth McLaughlin — Manager Larry Manncring — Registered Pharm. Latest Footwear Fashions for School, Dress, and Casual Wear. Quality Shoe Repair Shop 1032 North Second Str. Chillicothe, Illinois 61523 ■3Xh tfiUi ra ca � r i ■ ttrl DCCKCR’Sl FAMILY SHOE, A special “thanks” to our advertisers and patrons. We hope that you will patronize these fine merchants. Thanks for your support. The 1975-76 Yearbook Staff We would like to thank Chillicothe Federal Savings Loan for supporting the Co-op program by hiring student Dcbic Wood. CHILLICOTHE FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN Congratulations Class of '76 194 tadiais MANNERING’S Congratulations Class of ’76 ISAACSON’S Self Service Laundromat 938 N. Second St. 274-4358 Drop-off Laundry Dry cleaning Attendant on duty at all times Monday thru Saturday 6:00 a.m. — 10:00 p.m. Sunday 6:00 a.m. — 6:00 p.m. Aram1' J. C. Penney supports the Co-op program by employing Brenda Martin. We would like to extend our sincere appreciation. Thank you. J.C. PENNEY has what you’re looking for JACK BRADLEY’S PHOTO AND RECORD SHOP 1021 N. 2nd 274-3397 I JA® BBAOIEys i i - nr n mz: ■JbUr WM4 195 GEIGER’S America’s Largest Hardware Chain Over 4.000 stores in 50 states. This buying power means greater selection and lower prices for you. SHOP AT TRUE VALUE HARDWARE STORES FOR SAVINGS! Jhuzl a£u£ HARDWARE STORE BOB SMITH FRED SCHEERLER AGENCY Real Estate-Insurance 821 N. Second St., Chillicothc, IL Bus. 274-2471 Res. 274-3728 937 North Second Street Chillicothe, IL Phone: 274-4823 Peoples Savings and Loan has expanded its facility to help serve you better. PEOPLES SAVINGS AND LOAN i% GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 76’ CHILLI BOWL RoL ert Anderson Mortuar 1 815 North Fourth Street Chillicothe, Illinois 61523 JIM’S SHELL SHELL 615 N. 4th Street Chillicothe, 111. Phone: 274-9961 Phone: 274-5780 V DINE IN OR CARRY OUT Delicious pizza, pasta, sandwiches, salad, and soft beverages are available for carry-out. Phone ahead about 15 to 20 minutes. Compliments of THE CHILLICOTHE BULLETIN Peoria County’s Leading Weekly Newspaper 197 DALTON’S GUITAR SHOP AND CHRISTIAN BOOK STORE Owners: Jim and JoAnn Dalton 946 N. Second Street Congratulations Class! LEE AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY 8:00 — 8:00 Weekdays 8:00 — 8:00 Saturday 328 S. Fourth St. Phone: 274-5621 198 199 PETERS’ FLORAL 120 North Fourth Street Chillicothe, 1L 61523 Phone: 274-5414 FTD The touch of FLOWERS JERRY’S AMOCO 108 N. 4th Chillicothe, IL 61523 Phone: 274-9966 AUTHORIZED STATION Graves Chevrolet-Oldsmobile Co. OLOSMoaiu Phone (309) 274-2181 (309) 676-5823 310 North Fourth Street Chillicothe, Illinois 61523 200 fip l COAST TO COAST STORES || ... total hardware HOMEOWNERS HEADQUARTERS Chillicothc, Illinois 210 Walnut Ralph and Jo Armstrong Phone: 274-3812 Mastercharge is Honored Four basic types in one with lifetime warranty Home Phone: 274-5441 ANDY KELLAR Area Distributor KIRBY CO. OF CHILLICOTHE SERVICE IS OUR 1st THOUGHT! 142 N. Fourth St. Chillicothc, Illinois 274-5441 DUNBAR TEXACO Dunbar’s Texaco is now located at 1235 North Fourth Street. Besides the terrific maintenance, your car can enjoy a good, thorough washing for only SI.00. From left to right: Jim Dunbar — Owner Jeff Dunbar, Glen Northrup. —X. 201 Thank You Mrs. Skamenca After 28 years of dedication to the teaching profession, one might think Mrs. Skamenca would be pretty bored in retirement, yet boredom is the last thing she has on her mind. Traveling with her husband will fill up the time, besides reading, sewing, knitting, crocheting, embroidery, and gardening. She would also like to spend more time with her family. She has two daughters, both grown and married. Linda is a graduate of Chillicothe High School and Midstate College of Commerce. Linda has one daughter, Eva. Sylvia, her youngest daughter, also graduated from Chillicothe High School and I.S.U. She teaches physical education and sci- ence at Princevill Junior High. Mrs. Skamenca is originally from Henderson, Kentucky, where she lived until she began teaching. She graduated from Evansville College at Evansville, Indiana with an A.B. degree. She was granted her M.A. degree by the University of Illinois. She also studied at Missouri University, Illinois State University and Illinois Central College. She taught such greats as Mr. Marty Ogburn and Mr. Mark Schumacher. For 13 years Mrs. Skamen- ca has shown her fantastic teaching talents here at I.V.C.H.S. Next Year she will be missed, but we hope she enjoys her long-deserved vacation. s come down from the batl newischoo Good luck Bitrgl uer, lege size yearbook will be lassmen will join th« big supce$s and that more und order to MAKE it a successful yearbook. You vjill certainly ri|ed the full cooperatio' - 'f f rl( v . f student be y ajjt just upperclassmen as m rebent years. Once again, thanks to the wholeJstaff for their help and cooperation. It has been he sometimes, but fun most 6f the time. • We are as children taking our first steps into a new world. We will most surely stumble but soon we will gain t ie experience needed to walk a straight line 'V we will never havi what we leave bel suzanne rogers