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The Times of Your Life Sequence 1977 Tri-Editors LeeAnn Franklin Sally Nauman Bill Beckner I.V.C. High School Chillicothe, Illinois Photographer — Mollie Borquist Advisor — Mrs. Burgaver You Wake Up And Time Has Slipped Away beginning 3 Remember Time is Too slow for those who wait, Too swift for those who feel, Too long for those who grieve, Too short for those who rejoice, But for those who love, Time is not. --Henry van Dyke- Time is for remembering The Times of Your Life. beginning 6 • • • • (M ■ 0000 00 0 0 Do You Remember. . . beginning 7 events division 10 02UOOSHZO yXOMECOMING Home Ec. Club placed first in float competition. Senior attendeilt-Aminah Syeed All, escort-Clayton Lins. Sophmore attendent-Kathy Burdick, escort-Rusty 0'Agnolo. Freshman attendent-Jill Franklin Escort-Chris Smith. events 13 Queen candidates, and escorts, Back, (L-R): Steve Maurer, Sherry Gray, Chuck Walker, Beth Uphoff, Karen Stroyeck, Mike Rushin. Middle : Mark Withrow, Julie Fennel, Cindy Adcock, Brian Lauber. Front: John Klatt, Queen-Lynne Gauwitz. ■ FACULTY GETS LUCKY The night of the senior-faculty football game was as cold as the seniors scoring attack, as they were shut out for the evening in the point column. On the other side, the teachers were very ca- pable all night as they were fired up and scored 42 points. The leading scorer for the faculty was Bob Brickner and the defense was anchored by Rick Polanin, who hit and scratched his way to the senior ball carriers all night. Mitch Elwell quarterbacked the seniors and the seniors TRIED all sorts of new fangled offensive formations under Coach Curt Staker. But, the formations were to no avail as the seniors were overwhelmed by the teachers superior quickness nd organization to the tune of 42-0. F ckne s nd organ ft Pep Assemblies Fun For All events 15 The I .V .C . commons became an Aspen ski lodge for the traditional turnabout dance held on January 22, 1977. Very effective decorations helped to carry out the theme of Swing 1977, Our Side of the Mountain. The Home Ec. Club sponsored the event and provided delicious refreshment to add to the ski rosort atmosphere. The couples danced to the sound of Audience and enjoyed the coronation cerermony of Lynn Witherspoon as Miss Sweetheart of 1977. Other can- didates were Tonya Johnson and Erin Bradley. . ' -V • ■ events 17 Juniors are holding a lead they never lost. Coach Maley huddles with his girls?! i) © ©© © © 0 o uniors ca Conrpti it.Wv rst in Girls Another basket for the Juniors. After losing the senior-faculty foot- ball game in November, the seniors were out for revenge and they got it! The seniors won 9-4 in an ex- citing floor hockey game played March 23rd. The faculty could only round up seven players with enough courage to face the obviously supe- rior senior-team. The seniors were led by such experienced hockey players as: Mitch Elwell, Mike Rockwell, Curt Hawley, TimTur- pine, and Mike Bolding. The hockey players lead all of the practices and played a major role in the seniors sweet victory. However, the non- hockey players were also a big asset and made up for their lack of experi- ence with hard work and effort. ■ m ' events 19 The Ugly Duckling Mike DeVoss Debbie Dorviller Jana Kehlenbach Mark McClintick Jim McCord Lindsey Rhodenbaugh Mary Jo Wolf The Slander Sandy Billington Lori Fosco Suzanne Rogers Laura Schroeder Steve Sturgeon y n events 22 Cast Teresa Armstrong Martha Arnold Tracey Bean Jenny Brooks Valerie Brown Mike DeVoss Debl Dorviller Marty Ellers Jean Fesler Marge Fix Chuck Flagg Jon Fleming Holly Gllmore Monica Gray Nathan Gray Lorelei Gould Christy Harper Sally Henderson Marianne Herron John Hill Steve Hill Mike Klassen Brian LeMaster Tom LeMaster Becci Lingenfelter Tarn! Lingenfelter Becky Mannering Marty McLaughlin Dee Mooney Diane Mundy Bob Murdoch Yvette Nonte Yvonne Nonte Andrea Razo Lindsay Rhodenbaugh Margie Robbearts Julie Samp Daren Simpson Mark Stedman Kathy Watkins Jim West Jory Wiedman Jeff Woodall Lynn Bard and Merle Watson T rlsha Westerman and Mike Conner Keli Armstrong and Cory Smith Dottie Dalton and Dave Eri kson Pam T aylor and T rent Schupp Prom Royalty Kathy Youngman and Cliff Lacewell (1976) Peggy McClung and Rex Martin (1977) 25 athletics division 28 ATHLE The Good Times f§| And the Bad You've ||1 Seen And All the Others WM In Between athletics division 29 I.V.C. Cross Country Sets The Pace Back L-R, Coach Childs, T. Rohman, b. Lauber, M. Mitchell , M. German , L. Passage , D. Philyaw, Middle: T. Razo , E. Espinosa , J. Magee , C. Holloway, T. Bussey , S. Meints, Front: J. Rohman, C. Conner, T. Crothers, R. Smith , C. Lacewell , Not pictured: G. Allen , R. Ryan- —• Denotes Top Ten Cent . Hea | 1976 Varsity Dual Meet Record I.V.C. I.V C. I.V.C. 15 Henry f%A 27 17 Princeton Canton I.V.C. 16 IIini Bluffs I.V.C, Washington 33 s I.V.C. 21 7 Metamora r i.y.c. 26 East Peoria r 29 I.V.C. 2 Morton ?4 A won - Lost o I h Lil jg t „ JH tSK mtH- Dudi Meet Record I.V.C. I.V.C. I.V.C. I.V.C. I.V. I.v.ds the 1976 I.ViQ: cjpss-gentry antastic. The ghosts tjflte paced h |he season by Tony in his sen- sationaMebut as a cross-couftry performer. Mark German, Joe Magee; Lloyd Passage,, and Monty Mitchell, all upperclassmen; added the very strength that is needed to win meets. The harriers x n up an impressive recdrcJfo eight wins against.zero • Invitational invitational IL CortfJ 3rd place 4th place 3rd place tea me d who ted by auteai program and s o n _ 4 ?i ntspHitr wife c«ac(t' has rfeuM havfe tcfetinued sufesaat —I • V -C . Golf Is . .. A Swinging Team Back Row L To R: T. Nibbelin, J. Thorton, M. Rushin, R. Dunn, J. Woodall. Front Row L To R: Coach Nibbelin, T. LeMaster, T. Klrchner, J. Fleming. Not pictured: G. Leak, M. Bolding, J. Wilkerson, C. York, M. Horn, C. Ritter, R. Cunningham, B. Bennett, B. Dunn, R. Bassett, M. Anderson, B. Rodier, S. Lambert, A. Sibrel. The record for the 1976 Varsity Golf Team was 10 wins and 8 loss- es. athletics 32 Top Row From L To R: Miss Morrlson-Coach, Cindy Riggins-manager, Kim Pence, Diana Charlton, Kris Manns, Jody Peters, Jenny Brooks, Johanna Schmidt, Pat Rogers, Mary Zimmerman, Yvonne IMonte-manager, Miss McGinnis Assis. Coach. Middle Row: Kristi Lindahl, Sandy Fidler, Yvette Nonte, Julie Braash, Patty Lindahl, Nola Norton, Shelley Felske. Bottom Row: Rita Eckste, Betty Wen, Andra Curtis, Liz Schmidt. (A Team) (B Team) The 1976-77 Girls Vol- leyball team improved greatly from last year, mainly because of a new coach Miss Morrison. The A team won six meets. Team members special awards were Rita Eckstein and Kris Manns (A) and Nola Norton (B), high scorers. Most Improved Players, Liz Schmidt and Kris Manns (A) and Patti Lindahl (B) The team cap- tains were Rita Eckstein and Johanna Schmidt (A), and Kristi Lindahl and Shelley Felske. Most of the girls agreed that the team needs more experience and it was an over-all good season. The biggest moment of the whole season was when Sr Eric Kirchner wished the GIRLS' team Good Luck. Freshmen Show Promise The freshmen football team had a rough year in winning only two of their eight games, but five of their losses were be one touchdown or less. Coaches Hott and Polanin were nevertheless proud of their team, and feel these young men have a lot of football talent. The team is antici- pating a successful sophomore season. Fred Geick and Tony Renolett were the team's manag- ers and did a fine job. Stat girls were Kim York and Terri Allen. SCORES IVC 6 CANTON IVC 13 DUNLAP IVC 20 WASHINGTON IVC 8 CENT. CATH. w IVC 12 XLINTON IVC 6 OLYMPIA IVC 6 MORTON IVC 8 METAMORA Back L-R: Coach Hott, F. Geick, C. Smith, T. Cart, D. Crabel, H. Hart- ley, M. Filers, T. Russell, J. Bodie, M. Svihla, J. Snyder, J. Billington, K. Smith, Coach Polanin. Middle: B. Kilpatrick, T. Hawley, M. Cowley, M. Stedman, C. Noonan, D. Freeman, C. Parr, B. Covey, M. Gardner, J. Wilson, D. Elmore, T. Rennolet. Front: M. Cumming, R. Fritzinger, T. Horack, R. Trager, D. Ringenberger, M. Dutton, S. Hill, D. Moody, R. Bryson, H. Bailey. athletics 34 Sophomores Tackle A Good Season And they say practice makes perfect! Back L-R: C. Stear (Mgr.), M. Callahan, T. Ericson, S. Barnett, D. McNaught, M. McGann, R. Ogburn, Coach Themas, Coach Ogburn. Front: B. Renfroe, T. Macarato, C. Reifsteck, M. DeVoss, J. Noonen, M. Marini, P. Foster, M. Ely. The 1976 sophomore football team completed a successful winning season. After suffering four close losses in the first four ball games, the sophmores rallied to win five straight games. The victories were over Dunlap, Limestone, Princeville, Morton, and Metamora. The success of the team was due to a continuing effort of NEVER giving up. C-H- -A-R-G-E!! IVC 0 Princeton 20 IVC 6 Catnon 14 IVC 27 Hall 39 IVC 21 Washington 28 IVC 12 Dunlap 6 IVC 31 Limestone 6 IVC 28 Princeville 26 IVC 18 Morton 8 IVC 13 Metamora 11 athletics 35 Back L To R: Coach Maley, M. Gray, D. Elmore, M. Donovan, D. Mooney, K. Mar- tin, J. Hill, C. Staker, M. Mead, M. Stum- baugh, B. LeMaster, D. Smith, K. Sparks, Coach Prince, Coach Weitzel. Middle: T. Quick, D. Elmore, L. Garza, T. Lipsey, K. Kowalske, M. Orlandini, P. Donovan, D. Maurer, S. Smith, C. Smith, J. West, G. Fitzgerald. Front: T. Williams, J. Calvin, J. Hawley, M. Mettes, T. Wolford, T. Chil- ders, J. Willis, M. Jones, C. Walker, M. Ratcliff, J. Horton, J. Gussman. athletics 36 Ghosts Break Losing Streak The Varsity Grey Ghosts enjoyed an excellent season under new head coach Jerry Maley. The team won three big games, including a 33-12 victory over Spring Valley that snapped a 24-game losing streak, a 7-0 win over Clinton in our Homecoming game, and a big 13- 8 upset of Olympia. The Ghosts played two other excellent games. The Grey Ghosts held the Metamora Redbirds to a 21-13 decision. The Varsity Ghosts also dropped a close 22-12 game to Washington. Mark Mead was named the squad's Most Valuable Player; Mike Stumbaugh SCORES 7 PRINCETON 0 CANTON 33 HALL 12 WASHINGTON 6 CENT. CATH. 7 CLINTON 13 OLYMPIA 0 MORTON 13 METAMORA was Most Improved. The Most Dedicated Players were Mike Ratcliff and Curt Staker. Congratulations to Coaches Maley and Weitzel and the Varsity foot- ball team for a fine year. Let's look forward to next season'. Back L-R: J. Jackson, T. Russell, B. Kilpatrick, J. Bodie, R. Joos. Middle: H. Hartley, B. Lovin, C. Smith, J. Billington, T. Kirchner. Front: W. Altpeter, W. Smith, 6. Freeman, R. Trager, Coach Mercer, Not Pictured: C. Parr, M. Eilers. The IVC freshmen basketball squads finished their seasons under the .500 mark. The A squad was 8-12 while the B squad didn't make it on the win column, ending 0-8. The young Ghosts started the season with almost half the squad without any grade school basketball experience and progressed through the season into some very promising fu- ture varsity players. Our high point of the season was Beating Morton in an overtime game by sinking two freethrows with no time left on the clock. Another fine moment was after being beat by almost 50 points by Richwoods in the early season, the Spooks almost upset Spalding, which had beaten Rich- woods earlier. Valuable experience and growth has helped these young Ghosts become future Grey Ghosts! FRESHMAN A TEAM FRESHMAN B TEAM IVC 45 Henry 40 IVC 8 Richwoods 95 IVC 28 Mid County 52 IVC 28 Princeville 40 IVC 28 Richwoods 87 IVC 36 Metamora 56 IVC 44 Princeville 40 IVC 26 Canton 37 IVC 34 Washington 54 IVC 20 Washington 58 IVC 52 Toluca 40 IVC 34 East Peoria 61 IVC 39 Bergan 49 IVC 40 Metamora 52 IVC 56 Morton 54 IVC 33 Spalding 60 IVC 54 Canton 42 IVC 26 Henry 40 IVC 57 Dunlap 39 IVC 59 Dunlap 44 IVC 34 Metamora 53 IVC 47 Canton 44 IVC 52 Washington 66 IVC 66 East Peoria 68 IVC 39 Morton 62 IVC 33 Metamora 67 IVC 40 Spalding 52 IVC 35 U. Hiah 54 Back Row L To R: R. Ogburn, P. Foster, S. Barnett, E. McIntyre, M. Callahan, P. Razo, B. Sarver, C. Stroyeck, Coach McGhee, Front Row L To R: T. Wineland, C. Parr, E. Espinosa, D. McNaught, M. Welch, T. Erickson, K. Arnold Not Pictured: T. Devereaux SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL WE THEsI 52 Washington 59 Metamora 61 48 Woodruff 89 71 Princeville 60 62 Olympia 57 58 Henry 35 73 U-HIgh 58 50 Morton 71 70 Canton 35 69 Central Catholic 72 64 Toluca 29 67 Clinton 55 48 Morton 81 52 Washington 57 52 Canton 38 40 Pontiac 58 56 Metamora 57 48 Princeton 76 PRINCEVILLE SOPH. TOURNAMENT 71 Dunlap 58 48 Metamora 51 72 Princeville Won 10-Lost 11 61 Tom Concentrates..............on making a freethrow. athletics 39 Grey Ghosts: The Crowd Pleasers Above: Jeff Warner grabs a rebound. If anyone would ask the question, What kind of season did the Grey Ghosts have this year? All they woula have to do is look at the outcome of the first game of the season against Richwoods, which I VC won in an exciting overtime finish. The Grey Ghosts would be in contension to win every game of the season! I VC did wind up with 17 victories against only 7 defeats. The success this year was attributed to good tough defense and good balance on offense. Eric Kirchner led all scorers with 454 points, Jim Thornton scored 330, Tony Razo 317, Mike Rushin 232, and Dan Mooney 174 points. The tough de- fense was credited to good pressure by guards Mike Rushin and Tony Razo. IVC 58 Richwoods 54 IVC 60 Morton 54 IVC 52 East Peoria 75 IVC 59 Washington 42 IVC 53 Metamora 55 IVC 52 Woodruff 53 IVC 80 Princeville 46 IVC 68 Rantoul 54 IVC 57 Decatur 50 IVC 65 Chicago Leo 67 IVC 61 Glenbard South 74 IVC 83 Olympia 54 IVC 68 Henry 48 IVC 49 U. High 47 IVC 56 Morton 61 IVC 54 Canton 43 IVC 77 Central Catholic 64 IVC 80 Toluca 68 IVC 93 Clinton 59 IVC 50 Morton 61 IVC 54 Washington 60 IVC 72 Canton 61 IVC 55 Pontiac 53 IVC 85 Metamora 75 IVC 60 Princeton 52 IVC 62 Ottowa 64 Jeff Warner. Eric Kirchner-AII Conference 1st team. Honorable Mention All-State, member of Class AA North All-Star team, All- Danville Tournament team member. athletics 40 Above: Mike Rushin and Jim Thornton-Special Mention All-Conference Coach Friday talks to the players. Above: Alex Razo and Tony Razo-Honorable Mention All Conference Back L-R: Coach Friday, D. Ericson, J. Wilkerson, J. Warner, E. Kirchner, J. Thornton, D. Mooney, J. Murphy (Mgr.). Front: T. Kemmer (Mgr.), T. Razo, M. Tobin, A. Razo, M. Watson, C. Ritter, M. Rushin. athletics 41 GIRLS' BASKETBALL Coach Dan Swilfe Coach Swille, S. Billington, C. Hughes, C. Pesko, A. Curtis, L. Chambers, C. Piletic, T. Rodier, J. Peters, M. Fix, L. Fosco, L. Hagle, M. Childers, K. Pense, M. Ellen, S. Minter, K. Killion, L. Schimdt, J. Schmidt, C. Cox, D. Wilkins. athletics 42 FROSH SOPH WRESTLERS CAPTURE CONFERENCE TITLE THE 1976-77 FROSH-SOPH WRESTLING SQUAD'S SEASON was very successful. The team had an undefeated dual record until the last week before Christmas when the team met a very strong Galesburg team and ended up losing by a very small margin. The team, which is compiled of almost naif freshman, placed fifth in the tough Pekin tournament and placed first in Conference. THE 1976-77 FRESHMAN WRESTLING SQUAD showed that there will be more fine wrestling at I.V.C. The team placed high in the Princeton Black-Mark tournament and placed first in the Lincoln Invitational tourna- ment. Grapplers smile after a victory at Conference. FRESHMAN SCORES I.V.C. 42 Princeton 9 I.V.C. 39 E. Peoria 25 I.V.C. 40 Morton 16 I.V.C. 16 Pontiac 40 I.V.C. 9 Pekin 46 I.V.C. 38 Woodruff 23 I.V.C. 33 Central 16 I.V.C. 43 Washington 33 I.V.C. 50 Metamora 29 I.V.C. 46 Bergan 9 Lincoln Invitational - 1st Place Season Record 8-2 FROSH SOPH SCORES I.V.C. 42 Bergan I.V.C. 67 Kewanee I.V.C. 45 Princeton I.V.C. 35 Olympia I.V.C. 33 Spalding I.V.C. 42 E. Peoria I.V.C. 41 Morton I.V.C. 47 Richwoods I.V.C. 26 Galesburg I.V.C. 62 Eureka I.V.C. 57 Woodruff I.V.C. 37 Washington I.V.C. 50 Metamora Frosh Soph Conference - 1st Place Season Record 12-1 15 0 14 18 30 16 25 12 33 6 9 23 15 athletics 44 YOUNG GHOSTS EARN 1ST AT LINCOLN INVITATIONAL Back L-R: R. Smith, M. Stedman, C. Noonen, D. Elmore, M. Savihla, M. Scherer, C. Smith, J. Snider, Coach Easter. Front L-R: B. Dunn, S. Williams, P. Razo, D. McClung, J. Herbie, C. Holloway, C. Lacewell, B. Covey, J. Bryson. Back L-R: Coach Binstock, R. Everetts, C. Smith, C. Murphy, M. McGann, M. Savihla, M. Scherer, B. Rodier, G. Davis, D. Crull, J. Hawley, Front L-R: C. Lacewell, M. Stedman, B. Ware, C. Reifstack, J. Galindo, G. Fields, C. Conner, V. Gonzalez athletics 45 Grapplers Pin First Undefeated Season For the first time in I .V .C. history, our wrestling team went undefeated in dual meets with a record of 18-0. They also finished well in four tournaments: 1st at Metamora, 2nd at Princeton, 2nd in the Con- ference, and 1st in the District Tournament which was held at I.V.C. It was a long tough season, and the wrestlers endured hard practices, sweating, dieting, and continuous workouts to put together a fabulous season. The tri-captains were Tom Crothers Crothers, Brian Lauber, and Joe Magee. The senior leadership will be missed, but there are several lettermen returning combined with a very talented Frosh Soph team that won their conference title. They are all coming back next year for what is hoped to be an even better season. athletics 46 DUAL MEET SCORES I.V.C. 51 Kewanee I.V.C. 48 Bergan I.V.C. 27 Princeton I.V.C. 35 U. High I.V.C. I.V.C. 48 32 Olympia Spalding I.V.C. 30 E. Peoria I.V.C. 42 Morton I.V.C. 39 Richwoods I.V.C. 34 Galesburg I.V.C. 49 Lake Park I.V.C. 26 Pontiac I.V.C. 46 Eureka I.V.C. 40 Woodruff I.V.C. 54 Canton I.V.C. 42 Clinton I.V.C. 29 Washington I.V.C. 46 Metamora Total Team Record 18-0 Metamora Tourney- 1st Place Princeton Tourney- 2nd Place Conference Tourney- 2nd Place District Tourney- 1st Place Back L-R: Coach Pronga, B. Bennett, D. Maurer, K. Martin, M. Jones, D. Elmore, B. Scherer, C. Mur- phy, M. Mead, Front L-R: N. Taylor, T. Crothers, J. Magee, T. Childers, C. Lacewell, B. Stedman, T. Rohman, J. Hawley, T. Moretto Not Pictured: M. Stumbaugh DUAL MEET SCORES I.V.C. 51 Kewanee 3 I.V.C. 48 Bergan 13 I.V.C. 27 Princeton 25 I.V.C. 35 U. High 24 I.V.C. I.V.C. 48 32 Olympia Spalding 11 23 I.V.C. 30 E. Peoria 20 I.V.C. 42 Morton 15 I.V.C. 39 Richwoods 16 I.V.C. 34 Galesburg 19 I.V.C. 49 Lake Park 3 I.V.C. 26 Pontiac 22 I.V.C. 46 Eureka 10 I.V.C. 40 Woodruff 15 I.V.C. 54 Canton 12 I.V.C. 42 Clinton 12 I.V.C. 29 Washington 15 I.V.C. 46 Metamora 8 Total Team Record 18-0 Metamora Tourney- 1st Place Princeton Tourney- 2nd Place Conference Tourney- 2nd Place District Tourney- 1st Place Pictures: a. Tom Crothers (Most Valuable, 105 lbs. 32-1, State Contender) b. Troy Childers c. Cliff Lacewell d. Coaches Easter, Binstock, and Pronga e. Mark Mead, Brian Lauber, Mike Stumbaugh, Joe Magee (Most Dedicated), Tom Rohman, Joe Hawley, Keith Martin f. Mark Mead g. Mike Stumbaugh h. Nick Taylor (Most Improved) I. Dan Elmore athletics 47 Coach Swanson, J. Barboza, M. Othout, H. Kidd, S. Duckworth, R. Fisher, J. Walker, J. Lucas, K. Ritter, S. Tryon, S. Berkshier, S. Kyle. GIRL'S BOWLING BOWLS 'EM OVER The girls 1976-77 bowling team consisted of some very talented members. Sheryl Kyle had High Average in both meets, (146) and in tour- naments, (145). Miss Kyle also had a High gameoof 202. Seniors, Betsy Wilkinson and Suzane Massengill both had high series. Most improved player on the team was Mona Oathout and the manager for this years team was Joanna Barboza. athletics 48 Back Row L-R: Coach Morrison, Jackie Razo, Carla Eggers, Lori Hahn, Karen KIII ion, Mary Zimmerman, Lisa Howland, Myrna Edlen, Nola Norton. Front Row L-R: Laura Walsh, Shelley Felske, Diana Charlton, Judy Lucas, Kay Hardmeier, Julie Bean, Tammy White. IVC 4 Dee Mack IVC. 0 Pontiac IVC 2 Wash. IVC 0 Morton IVC 0 U-High IVC 4 Dunlap IVC . 1 U-High IVC 6 Dunlap IVC 4 Dee Mack 3 BADMINTON This year's badminton team improved 400% over last year's team. The team record was 4 wins and 7 losses. The girls defeated both Dee Mack and Dunlap everytime they played against them. The singles players were: Carla Eggers (1st) Laura Walsh (2nd), and Jackie Razo (3rd). Doubles players were: Diana Charlton and Nola Norton (1st), Mary Zimmerman and Carla Eggers (2nd), Kay Hardmeier and Judy Lucus (3rd), and Lori Hahn and Karen Killion (4th). Other members, Tammy White, Lisa Houland, Myrna Edlen and manager Julie Bean also contributed a lot to the team. Coach Morrison also should be congratulated for the fine job she did in forming this team. IVC Track Team Undefeated In Dual Meets An IVC frosh-soph trio led this two-mile race. Coach Mercer, Coach Themas, and Mgr. Kemmer. Eric Kirchner participates in one of his four events. athletics 50 Kevin Sparks unwinds. Rich Miller clears the pole vault bar. Tony Razo jumps the last hurdle. athletics 51 VARSITY FROSH SOPH IVC vs Washington 100-41 77-63 IVC vs Metamora 97-44 95-43 IVC vs Farmington 88-53 92-38 IVC vs E. Peoria 77-64 82-59 IVC vs Morton 880-61 70-71 IVC vs Eureka 104-37 119-15 IVC vs Limestone 102-39 105-34 IVC vs E. Peoria 90-51 89-50 IVC vs Roanoke-Benson, Putnam County, Dana Rutland 96-75-36-28 113-55-26-11 IVC vs Olympia, Canton 86-59-33 93 1 2-32 1 2-51 Peoria High Relays-8th Fro- So. Conference-4th Normal Relays-2nd Pontiac Relays-2nd Morton Relays-2nd Varsity Conference-lst Western Division-2nd District-6th Morton Frosh Invitational-2nd Woodruff Relays-5th STATE QUALIFIERS Var. 2-mile Relay 8:11.2 Mark German, John Hill, Monty Mitchell, Tony Razo. Var. 1-mile Relay 3:27.3 Tony Razo, Matt Donovan, Greg Fitzgerald, Mark Mead. Eric Kirchner in Shot Put 57'11 Discus Discus 161'3 Triple Jump Triple Jump 45'2 3 4 Eric placed fifth in the Class AA State Meet in the shot put competition with a throw of 58' 11 3 4 . Team Captain for 1977: Tony Razo Most Improved for 1977: Greg Fitzgerald Most Valuable for 1977: Eric Kirchner Sixth L-R: Coach Themas, E. Kirchner, K. Kowalske, B. LeMas- ter, K. Sparks, C. Stear, W. Smith, Coach Mercer. Fifth: D. Moo- ney, M. Donovan, M. Welch, J. Mitchell, A. Sibrel, G. Fields, R. Miller. Fourth: D. Case, T. Bussey, E. Espinosa, T. Nibbelin, D. Welch, N. Bjerk, J. Niles, D. Crull. Third: Mgr. Kemmer, T. Razo, R. Trager, R. Smith, C. Smith, C. Holloway, S. Barnett, C. Lacewell, C. Noonen. Second: M. German, J. Wagner, B. Kirkpatrick, C. Smith, S. Hill, M. Stedman, P. Foster, R. Ever- etts. First: M. Mitchell, P. Ehlke, G. Fitzgerald, G. Mundy, C. Ro- senow, C. Smith, J. Hill, D. Maurer, M. Claiborne. Back Row: Cindy Adcock, Jody Peters, Kris Manns, Kim Pense, Michel Myatt, Jill Draper, Jamie Harney, Bonnie Swanson (coach) Ms. Badendich, Terry Allen, Linda Hagel, Liz Schmidt, Mary Hickman, Yvette Nonte, Cindy Riggins, Joni Mason. Front Row: Sandy Cox, Amy Foster, Marcia Svob, Lynn Kowalske, Kim York, Cay Pesko, Lori McWilliams, Sally Nauman, Sandy Billington, Lee Ann Short, Lori Bolding, Ann Foster, Terry Bowen. GIRLS RUN'EM OVER The 1976-77 I.V.C. girls track team this year was agin undefeated in thier season of meets, they loss conference by one-half point, and missed the district title by just five points. The girls sent five girls to the state track meet. They were Jill Draper, Cay Pesko, San- dy Billington, and Cindy Riggins in the 880 relay. Sandy was also in the long jump, and Liz Schmidt went in the shot put and discus. The girls really did a great job and should be congratulated not only as a team, but also as individuals. 880 Relay team: Jill Draper, Cay Pesko, Sandy Billington, and Cindy Riggins. athletics 52 Back L-R: Coach Bricknar, J. fJoodafl, C. Paw, M. Callahan, E. Mclntj Rodisr, R. Lawson. Middle L R? M. Ely Ci R lfstecjc, B. Renfcpe, M. I G. Davis, R. Lipsey. Front j--R; S. MiHei;, R. Jordan%T;4CirchnW, Young Ghosts Have Successful Season The I.V.C. Frosh-Soph Baseball Team completed another successful Season Record 12-5 season in 1977 by finishing with a 12-5 record overall and a 6-2 I.V.C. 2 Morton record in conference play (2nd place). I.V.C. 7 Peo. Heights I.V.C. 8 Metamora The Young Ghosts opened up their season with an impressive 2-0 I.V.C. 9 Bergan win in 8 innings over Morton. Victories over Peoria Heights, Meta- I.V.C. 4 Henry mora, and Bergan followed, before a loss to Henry dimmed all hope of I.V.C. 13 Metamora an undefeated season. But the Ghosts came back sweeping a double I.V.C. 10 Metamora header from Metamora, blasting Morton 11-1 in 6 innings, sweeping I.V.C. 11 Morton a pair from Pontiac and downing Washington 6-5 behind a remarkable I.V.C. 5 Pontiac 16 strike out pitching performance by Ron Ogburn. I.V.C. 15 Pontiac I.V.C. 6 Washington A close loss to Metamora 6-5 in 10 innings, another 6-5 loss to I.V.C. 5 Metamora Morton slowed the Young Ghosts down until a rebound 11-10 win I.V.C. 5 Morton over Morton came along. The Ghosts lost their toughest game of the I.V.C. 11 Morton 10 season 3-1 to Canton and finished out the season with a 5-2 win over I.V.C. 1 Canton 3 Peoria Heights and an 8-7 loss to Limestone. I.V.C. 5 Peo. Heights 2 I.V.C. 7 Limestone 8 The 1977 edition of the I.V.C. Frosh-Soph Baseball Team proved themselves a tough bunch of men. I.V.C. can be proud of these young men in the years to come. A thirties 54 o cm co o co o i-i in m Varsity Strikes Up Winning Season The 1977 VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM produced a very successful season. The Heart of Illinois Confer- ence champions accomplished a season record of 23 wins and 10 losses and a conference record of 12 wins and 3 losses. The fine season was capped by winning the district and regional tournaments. The success of the team was due to each member's fine team attitude and team effort that worked for the bet- terment of the team. Members of the team chosen for All Conference were, Jim Calvin, Troy Childers, Tim Lipsev, and Alex Razo. Jim Calvin was voted by the team Most Valuable Player, Luis Garza-Most Im- proved, Steve McAllister-Most Dedicated, and Chuck Walker-Most Leadership. CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP REGIONAL TOURNAMENT I.V.C. 6 Clinton 1 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT I.V.C. 2 Richwoods 1 I.V.C. 13 Metamora 0 I.V.C. 5 Bergan 1 I.V.C. 10 Washington 3 I.V.C. 5 Putnam County o SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT I.V.C. 7 Canton 10 I.V.C. 1 Manual 8 I.V.C. 8 St. Bede 1 I.V.C. 4 St. Bede 5 I.V.C. 6 Morton 0 I.V.C. 10 Peoria Heights 1 I.V.C. 9 Princeville 8 I.V.C. 2 Washington 0 I.V.C. 11 Henry 12 I.V.C. 2 Central 10 I.V.C. 5 U. High 4 I.V.C. 11 U. High 1 I.V.C. 3 Metamora 4 I.V.C. 4 Bergan 2 I.V.C. 0 Limestone 1 I.V.C. 12 Cent. Catholic 1 I.V.C. 4 Cent. Catholic 2 I.V.C. 9 Morton 0 I.V.C. 2 Pontiac 3 I.V.C. 6 Pontiac 0 I.V.C. 4 Washington 3 I.V.C. 2 Metamora 1 I.V.C. 9 Central 8 I.V.C. 4 Richwoods 2 I.V.C. 4 Richwoods 7 I.V.C. 4 Canton 3 I.V.C. 1 Canton 5 SENIORS: Mary Piletic jane Klatt L To R; Roxanne Espinoza, Mary Piletic, Jane Klatt, Kim Drader, Cindy Adcock, Diane Golindo, Jamie Harney. We can all be proud of the fine job that the var- sity and Frosh-Soph cheerleadering squads did this year in representing our school. They put in many hours of hard work and practice to make themselves into two excellent cheerleading squads. athletics 57 Frosh-Soph: Deedee Mooney, Dawn Lauber, Michele Blunier, Molly Stumborge, Lorie McWilliams, and Pam Adcock. FROSH-SOPH Co-Captains, Dawn Lauber and Deedee Mooney Co-Captains Cindy Adcock, Diane Galindo. academies division 59 SCHOOL BOARD: Back: George Svhila, Denny Gould, Paul Rushin, Larry Geick, and Doc Hudson Front: Louis Stoecker, Dr. Aeschll- man, Dean Cunningham, and Elizabeth Parker. Mr. Knudsen-PRINCIPAL Dr. Aschliman-SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Scott-ASST. PRINCIPAL academics 60 SECRETARIES-Lynn Witherspoon, Chris Vonk, Sue Noe, Colleen Placher, Marilyn Cary, Sandy Hendryx. HEAD LIBRARIAN-Miss Renfro ASST. LIBRARIAN-Mrs. Thornton academics 61 To Keep Our School Running..... COOKS: L. To R. Helen Gould, Betty Hollingsworth, Naomi Kennington, Rosie Horton, Mary Smith, Jana Dunbar, Wiggy Ratcliff, and Dora Blew. Mr. Fisher: SECURITY OFFICER Rudy Rudolphi: HEAD CUSTODIAN academics 62 Counselors And Voc. Director P.E. Expands To Co-Ed y 7 ' P 7 Driver's Ed. And Science ■f I'tO N ■ • • %' §m ' academics 65 History And Art Go Together academics 66 Move Over, Gauss academics 67 lnd. Arts Builds Our World 0 academics 68 Business Education a (jLu J(tL academics 69 Language Ties The 't JJvjud) fi Sti academics 70 More Space For Home Ec. And Special Ed. academics 72 academics 73 people division 74 For Memories Are Times That You've Borrowed yEPEO 0 : cl 1- u m J I E PEOPL 75 Frosh bounce into new year Being A Freshman Is matt adams shawn adams pam adcock angle alien greg alien terry alien joe amerman brlan anderson dina anderson marie appel mary auge monlca baer hank baileny steve barnett dale beeman julie benisen jeff bennett shelly berkshier mauri bidelman jim biKington barbie bishop sara bjark mark blaine michele blunler john bodie laurie bolding sharl bom hold terry bowen people 76 and start the ball rolling greg bowyer lisa brainard kevln brakefill greg browrrfield lisa bruns rusty bruns ron bryson scott buennemeyer vincent burett dave burks don capron kevln carlson crystal carr suzanne carr mike crawford mark cumming curt dalrymple mark danlels glenna davis jeff davis carol colwell Inga comer denis Coventry brad covey mark cowley maggie cox dan crabel fun!!! people 77 kim davis lynnette davis linda dawson cheryl dierdorff lynn dossett cheryl duckworth lorl dunbar bob dunn mike dutton kelly eddy myrna edlen anila eftefield marty ellers dwane el more brad elwell russ emert mike encinas yvonne enfield phyHis espinosa brenda evans julie farmer karen fehr karye fennel I cheryl finnegan margie fix chris flanagan cecilla foste amy foster ann foster jill franklin don freeman rick fritzinger mike gardner carmen galindo f red g ask ins fred gelck kevin gillham holly gilmore gina gllomen denise granados kelly grlmm angl gurierrez teresa hall harold hartley jim hay ward maria hay ward sally henderson mitch hensley steve hill craig halloway mlkki hoi I and todd horack marcy ho ran tonya hughes john Irby jeff jackson people 78 john Jackson laurle jackson fred Johnson Cheryl jolly llnda jones ralph joos Julie kelley kathy kennedy john kerr bryan kilpatrick tlm klrchner mike kneer lynne kawalske cheryl kriete chip lacewell scott almbert tom lemaster tami level patti lindahl tarn! lingenfelter doug llppert jeanine lloyd torn! lucas bridget magee becky mannering joni mason ross mason holder sheila maze doug mcclung mike mcdaniel pat mcgana darren merrell klm metzger lori miller sherry miller sue mlnter tammy mitchell jam! monge don moody dee dee mooney bob murdock kia mushrush r ) mlchelle myatt cheryl myers kelley neff corey noonen greg nonte mona oathout cam parr klm pence jacl peters leah peters cindy piletic steve pollack shelley price dave pulst people 79 cindy radley mary ramos andrea razo pat razo sharon razo dianna reed ji 11 reed v. a «i s tony rennolett gerrie riedlinger david ringenberger kaye ritter marjorie robbarts bob rodden john roh man marty schonberger beth shalienberger mickey shane dawn shepard gail shipla lee ann short debbie simmons karen simpson val singley buddy smith chris smith kreig smith rich smith ted smith will smith debbie snyder jim snyder dale spencer robert spencer teresa spillman jolene stansell people 80 randy stames mark stedman chrystal stoecker susie stoecker molly stumborg lesa sturm stu sturgeon mike svihla marsha svob paula taylor mike thacker rick trager ron traver sheryl tryon vicki vandegraft paul vanostrand brian vecco liz vinson ray vonk dawn walker jennifer walker ward walker bob walsh kathy walton kathy watkins cindy whaley tammy white kim whittenberg doug wiley cheryl wilkinson shannon williams sterling williams dennis Williamson jim wilson jeff woodall julie workman chase york kim york raymond wright mickey zaring Freshmen Actually Make It Through Their First Year Sophomores Have A Barrel Of Fun mike anderson teresa armstrong kevin amold jona babington steve bard kevin barnes Left To Right: jana kelhenbach, ji 11 fennel, mary jo wolf, julie monge, not pictured lindsay roudenbaugh joana barboza stan barnett richard bassett julie bean jim benisch tammi bidleman nathan bjerk bob bladen Virginia blaine alan blankenship debbie borquist julie braasch reathis brautigam larry breed brenda bowen greg briggs john brown kathy burdick lisa bushert mary bushert trip bussey brenda call mike callahn jamie carnel carol carr becky cary joby case sandy cealey meredith childers doug claiborne bob dark Cindy dark people 82 Front Left To Right: jon fleming pres., liz rockwell treas., Back Left To Right: joann noe vice pres., erika humpidge sec. And Get Into The Swing Of Things teresa cobbs Christy colwell gill colwell glen comer inta comer chris Conner nancy cooper kirby cothren george cox sally crandell debbie crawford paula crawford julie crothers kim crotty lori crow danny crull colleen curry andrea curtis barb davis gary davis larry davis john demetreon susan dennis tim devereaux mike devoss joe doering kathy donelly charyl dunbar carla eggers tom erickson eric espinosa tim evans randy everetts Jill fennell jean fesler sandy fidler lance fisher ronda fisher people 83 jon fleming bill foster paul foster john galindo susan gants angela garcia karen geick mark gidenonsen lori gill victor gonalez julann goodwin lorelei gould mike granados monica gray laura greer lori gregory kirby guetersloh ron gunther linda hag el lori hahn rick hamm kay hardmeier vicki harms dyane harris mike harris judy hart craig hawely john hawely doug hayward mike hill val hoi I i field steve hood kent hooker traci horack mike horn lisa howland cindy hughes erika humpidge bob james jason james jill joesting lori johnson jana kehlenbach helen kidd bill kercher mike klassen jalana kobischka jaeque krietemeyer connie krog sheryl kyle david lange joe lapikas rick larash dawn lauber russ lawson cheryl I eddy people 84 ben lester kristi lindahl ron lipsey gary locke tracy lochbaum judy lucas john magnafici tami mannering cliff maricle mike marini barry martin karla mccasky larry mccasky mark mcclintick mike mcgann kitty mcgraw ed mcintyre dean mcnaught lori mcwilliams pam meints monae millard scott miller jeff mitchell Julie monge teresa moretto brenda morris dianne mundy chris murphy eric musselman lisa musselman tony nacarato cathy nelson tim nibbelin jo ann noe yvette nonte yvonne nonte jeff noonen karen nurse ron ogbum jon ohrt steve o'neil tonia parrott danny parson teresa patterson cay pesko greg phares bob popcke fred quinn frank rad ley scott radley nick ramos jackie razo phi I razo eric reed carl reifsteck bob renfroe people 85 lindsay rhodenbaugh denise riedlinger cindy riggins liz rockwell bill rodier kelly rosenow julie samp barry sarver julie see randy selby ken shaffer tom shallenberger kit siebenthal andy sibrel jeff si eg man jenny smith marcy smith max smith cindy stein chuck stroyeck andy sullivan teresa sutton gena sweeney nick taylor rob thompson Sophomores In Action people 86 mary tomlin marlyn turley ron turpin scott tyler janet vaughn patty vonk jim wagner wayne wahls laura walsh bill ware cam wamer rhonda Warner davld welch mike welch betty wen dave widmer jory wiedeman dina wilkins mlcki Wilkinson tammy williams tom wineland diane wiseman denise wood mary jo wolf david yocum all the tomorrows can be better than all the yesterdays Juniors . . . Climbing Junior class officers, (L-R): Lynn Bard, Oottie Dalton, Cory Smith, Pam Taylor. tim appel jill armstrong keli armstrong debbie arndt martha arnold julie bachman marcia ball lynn bard dave beasley bill beckner bob bennett mark bolding Charlie braasch janette bradley dan brem jenny brooks steffi bussey sherrie capron kim carlson rosie Carrington dan case sherri cathcart jeff caughron diana charlton harold colwell mike connor brad cook anita cowley sandy cox rob Cunningham tami curtis dottie dal ton randy daniels chris davis mike davis sharon davis Clyde dennis alien dobbins pat donovan debi dorviller people 88 Left To Right- theresa rodier, trish westerman, marty mclaughlin, lori fosco, sally gross mike dossett kathy drader kirn drader ken dragoo ron dunbar rita eckstein kay edminster pete ehlke susan ehlke dan el more dave erickson caren fager shelley felske gordon fidler laurie fisher rita fisher greg fitzgerald rick flanagan kathy fogg angela follis mark foster tim foster lori fosco diana galindo joann garza luis garza brian gerig jim gibler jeffery goard teresa goeway annette gonzalez janey goodman sally gross joe gusman kari hahn jamie harney Christy harper earl harvill barbara haw ley todd hayes people 89 rich hay ward leda hedges darin henigman maryann herron mike higdon john hill ellen hooker jeff horton sheryl horton dave james nick james tonya johnson keith jones mark jones mary julien jackie kerr karen kerrn joni kriete bill lacks laurie lane greg leak brian lemaster kris lindholm becci lingenfelter lori lucas linda lugar marie magee lori mannering kris manns keith martin rex martin linda martzluf jami mason john maubach dan maurer Christine may peggy mcclung debby mccullough martin mclaughlin mark mettes scott meints laurie miller lori millard rich miller terry montbriand dan mooney tony moretto florence mowers 90 people gary mundy bruce munk jeff murphy mike myatt mike nauman mark nelson terry newell linda newman nola norton roger perham steve pesko jody peters larry pollard steve pope joy price kevin pruitt brian pulst ed ramsey mike rate I iff erik reny theresa rodier kary rosenow george ryan pattie sample larry sarver diane satterfield lisa shaufelberger eric sc have evelyn schmidt johanna schmidt gretchen schonberger trent schupp pat semtner patrice semtner dave shindley bill si eg man dick simpson jim slater cory smith steve smith kevin snodgrass jim spencer julene stansell brian stedman Stephen sturgeon ann sturm terese svihla don sweeney people a - cheryl vecco cindy vinson john wagner jeff walker ViAl TjOJ Ellen Hooker and Kim Tegg . CLASS OF '78 FAVORITES SONG- STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN by LED ZEPPLIN MOVIE-A STAR IS BORN starring Barbra Streisand and Kris Kristofferson FOOD-STEAK and LOBSTER DRINK-BEER (little Millers) ROCK GROUP-AEROSMITH B00K- R00TS TV SHOW-RICH MAN POOR MAN and FAMILY NIGHT SPOT-POISON APPLE ACTOR-KRIS KRISTOFFERSON and ROBERT REDFORD ACTRESS-FARRAH FAWCETT- MAJOR S RESTAURANT-McDONALDS CONCERT-BOSTON MAGAZINE-SEVENTEEN maria szentes patty taylor kim tegg michael thorne shelley tibbs mike tobin theresa tomlin 92 people kelly walton merle watson lynn weaver cathi welk connie welk trish westerman jim wilkerson tim williams joe willis darryl worley terri zarley mary Zimmerman win NCTE writing award To Spend When You Get to Tomorrow PS groups division 95 STUDENT COUNCIL AT-LARGE-REPRESENTATIVES: Cindy Cary, Rusty D'Agnolo, Eric Kirchner, and Susan Gants. STUDENT COUNCIL: Top: Jill Franklin, Beth Uphoff, Eric Kirchner, Rusty D'Agnolo, Cheri Dierdorf, Mary Jo Wolf, Jana Kehlenbach, Susan Gants, Jill Kehlenbach, Mark Withrow, Karen Stroyeck, and Mr. Howell. Bottom: Steve Hill, Mike Rushin, Jill Fennel, Trish Westerman, Cindy Cary, Sally Gross, Julie Monge, Joni Mason, and Mike Rockwell. NOT PRESENT: Lori Fosco, Theresa Rodier, Marty McLaughlin, Lindsay Rhodenbaugh, and Aminah Syeed All. Landscapes groups 97 HOME EC CLUB MEMBERS: (Back Row L-R)-Julie Bean, Kathy Fogg, Connie Lober, Erin Bradley, Connie Burdick, Brenda Evans, (Second Row)- Jory Weideman, Kathy Burdick, Tonya Johnson, Debbie Simmons, Pam Meints, Theresa Spillman, Reatha Brautigan, Mrs. Frohock, (Front Row)- Mrs. Read, Cheryl Vonk, Denice Wood, Lynn Witherspoon, Dawn Shepard, Marcy Horan, Diane Reed, Christina Grant. NOT PICTURED: Suzanne Rogers, Patty Vonk and Maria Szentes. Even though Swing is the biggest event of the year for the Home Ec. Club, the year is filled with other ac- tivities such as: an Easter party for preschoolers, joining in the Home- coming activities, in which they placed First for the best club float, and sponsoring a style show for the Home Economics sewing classes to display what they made during the year. Along with these yearly events, they are also active in doing things for the community and our school. The community events in which they participated in are col- lecting donations for the Heart Fund, and catering to the new office of General Telephone in Rome. To beau- tify our school, the club donated money for landscaping and set up a pie-throw- ing booth and a cake walk in the Stu- dent Council carnival which was held to raise money for the completion of landscapting for the grounds. Keeping the spirits up of our piers during the school year, they sold booster buttons and made banners to show the teams that we were with them all the way. So you see, Home Ec. Club is not just the planning of a formal dance, they are interested in the community, the school, and you. OFFICERS: (First Row L-R)-Lynn Witherspoon, President, Tonya Johnson, Jr. Representative; Connie Burdick, Sr. Advisor, Kathy Burdick, Secretary; Second Row: Dawn Shepard, Treasurer; Kathy Fogg, Publicity Secretary; Teresa Spill- man, Freshman Representative; March Horan, Freshman Representative; Cheryl Vonk, Publicity Secretary. NOT PICTURED: Suzanne Rogers, Vice-President, Reathia Brautigan, Sophomore Rep; Erin Bradley, Sr. Representative. groups 98 OFFICERS: Yvette Nonte, Theresa Hill, Jana Kehlenbach, Amimah Syeed Ali, Chris Musselman, Teresa Moretto. 1. Val Hollifield 2. JoAnn Noe 3. Jana Kehlenbach 4. Sally Nauman 5. Yvonne Nonte 6. Rob Thompson 7. Yvette Nonte 8. Kim Tegg 9. Paulette Sibrel 10. Jill Kehlenbach 11. Mol lie Borquist 12. Sally Gross 13. Theresa Hill 14. Alicia Boyer 15. Trish Westerman 16. Teresa Moretto 17. Sally Crandall 18. Chris Musselman 19. Jill Armstrong 20. Ellen Hooker 21. Tonya Johnson 22. Aminah Syeed AI i 23. Denise Reidlinger 24. Angie Garcia 25. Kay Hardmeier 26. Betty Wen 27. Karen Nurse 28. Mrs. Harris 29. Cindy Stein 30. Julie Benisch groups 100 in c-|r i'U'co+h€ i- «com rea' . gxplain hoa2 much Vh,s PVPs year mean +o m£ and hovO much I learned -from a 11 ‘Hie people tin my Communi+y t S+aygd a i+h +he Dan Donne-llu -familu I £elfc like- 3 member of d-be -family .ok n S entered -Mnt house an -+he ftVs + day 1 Z jOyed •Hnerrv So much . I have -fhr.ee Sis-fees and five birohhers . rOv -fa+her } Dan Donne ly !s -Vh e loi ges'V -feovser I(ve e-ve-r k-novJO . He. Peases everybody anyuUay . Ouf -family had -furs Oi-l-ln him . ffy movhfk , Isabella «jorbs a lo-f V-or «Ml ' . of as . I can '+ veaKy e. plai h how? mach I ppr o,a+e vA kvat She has done for U-S I tfio+ homesick once to'nvle. , -Vbinkina- abocL-t mvj home coun- r _ bat 4ben I mnin b back abocct leaving all of cjo - friends ,«nd ■ r W m £ Veru bodu here ... «.-V vs +oo Sad , 1 hoe in -Vhe Soa+hern par-fc or cOe.sk fTlala sia. . I v.'oe in small fovOO called fta-ia Paha . PDu .fad-ber, ’Syeed. k'i.,- sed +o be a Shopkeeper le passed OjJOaa uoheo I locxs fourMeen (Yly mcrl-lner, miskiah is Rubber Tapper . I have ck bro-hher uoVio vs innrried, -koo sisrers toVvo vs Mso marrieil and one younger Svsf-ery- jjIao vs s-hll m School. O-VVier -H an tvuj ovx n -family , I also bav-C a fos-Ver 'family . I hexve |,0ad uoihh -Hiem Since l TH. t could say r have- So many 4anr ilieS Wb dV y «rc «Ml nice and ■ ■«y helped me a (©+ during pas+ dayi and novO • They roill always shay vAji+h me -forever. 1+ vs hard -Vo say Giood - by e . Las+ o-f all , I coou Id tv he Vo 4han b ovV +hose uoho made my s+ay vooader-ful xr d enjoyable. 4 Thanlcs -ho my -family, to mm uniVy t -Veac.Wers and everyone V-Vope h see c .oa. nil Socntdoy . Plrnvnah o eed fVU (No- 33. Jalan Lim Poon, fba-Vu Palnah , ToWorfi. , rflalaysi a. • groups 101 Back Row L To R: Kitty McGraw, Monae Millard, Susan Ehkle, Kit Siebenthal, Tonya Johnson, Lynn Bard, Sally Gross, Middle Row, Miss Bazzano, Bob Popke, Glen Comer, Dina Wilkins, Greg Fitzgerald, Rob Thompson, Paulette Sibrel, Chris Musselman, Kar- en Kerm, Karla Eggers, Theresa Tomlin, Julie Bachman, Front Row- Pete Ehlke, Lesley Brinkman, Sandy Billington, Kathy Stapf, Laura Schroeder, Cindy Sarver, Betty Wen, Marilyn Turley, Jean Fessler. groups 102 Speech Debate Shelley Felske Mrs. Sim on sen Lisa Cothren Chris Musselman Steffi Bussey (not present) IVC's And Team mn L To R Steve Sturgeon, David Zastro, Ms. Getz, Brian Anderson, Laura Schroeder, Martha Arnold. groups 103 Band Council, Band And Jazz Band SfwioAJ8eP. N Jom oa«ep. Sophomores. freshman Rep. President Vice- Resident T I ' 1 (£ S£C,-Tres. Majorette MAJORETTE 8 E N I 9 C Back Row L-R: Jackie Peters, Chase York, Mike DeVoss, Theresa Rodier, Steve O'Neil, Mark Eilers, Valerie Brown, Mr. York (Conductor). Fourth Row L- R: Bob Murdock, Mike Anderson, Mark German, Randy Kriete, Yvette Nonte, Kary Rosenow, Jon Orht, John Magnafici, Mike Myatt, Scott Tyler, Keith Martin, Rex Martin, Dave Zastrow, Lori Fosco, Greg Fitzgerald. Third Row L-R: Renee Razo, Mary Auge, Cindy Radley, Jody Peters, David Yocumm Jacki Razo, Randy Everetts, David Lange, Lindsey Rhodenbaugh, Barb Hawley, Mary Hickman, Gail Shipla, Cheryl Kriete, Michele Myatt. Second Row L -R: Kathy Burdick, Sally Henderson, Kathy Kennedy, Julie Samp, Linda Newman, Debbie Wilkins, Mary Piletic, Linda Jones, Mike O'Neil, Clyde Dennis Mark McClintick, Sarah Bjerk, Becky Mannering, Shelley Felske, Jessica Petty, Julie Braasch, Yvonne Nonte. First Row L-R: Diane Wiseman, Kathy Don- nelly, Cindy Piletic, Sheryl Kyle, Lori Mannering, Jenny Brooks, Joni Kriete, Martha Arnold, Cindy Sarver, Kim Tegg, Laurie Lane, Laura Schroeder Meredith Childers, Jamie Peters. Not pictured: Jeff Wiggins and Jeff Bennett Jazz Band Bottom Row L-R: Dave Zastrow, Yvonne Nonte, Jackie Peters, Chase York, Mike DeVoss, Rob Cunningham. Second Row: Jeff Wiggins, Craig Holloway, Joni Kriete, Dave Lange, Kathy Donnelly, Julie Samp. Third Row: Mr. York, Rex Martin, Kim Tegg, Lindsey Roden- baugh, Mary Hickman, Scott Tyler, Mr. Carlsen, Back Row-Yvette Nonte, Bob Murdock, Mike Anderson, Randy Kriete, Mark German. This year marks the second anniversary of jazz at IVCHS. The jazz band has worked long and hard to bring swing and contemporary big band sounds to Chi I licothe. Besides weekly rehearsals, the band had played numerous gigs or performances. The band went to competition at Western Illinois University's Jazz Festivals. They have played for the Band Booster's spaghetti supper, the Winter Carnival, for a pep assembly, and on the Spring Concert. The band also performed on the band tour. The band has not only been busy and dedicated, but they have be- come an integral part of the music curriculum at IVCHS. Orchestra ' B 'i Back Row L-R Kathy Watkins, Phyllis, Espinoza, Mrs. Kenny, Karye Fennell, Bob Popke, Leeann Short, Hill Colwell, Chris- tina Grant—Sitting. Chorus Sings On Back Row L-R Marty McLaughlin, Brian LeMaster, Jim West, John Hill, Kathy Watkins, Becky Mannering, Debi Dorviller, Betsy Wilkinson, Rhonda Fisher, Julann Goodman, Helen Kidd, Middle Row L-R Don Freeman, Marty Filers, Bob Murdock, Martha Arnold, Margie Roberts, Theresa Arm- strong, Monica Gray, Jean Fessler, MaryAnn Herron, Tracery Bean, Lorelei Gould, Jenny Brooks. Front Row L-R Mrs. Harrison, Mark Stedman, Jeff Woodall, Mike Klassen, Tom LeMaster, Becci Lingenfelter, Diane Mundy, Tami Lingenfelter, Sally Henderson, Karen Simpson, Andrea Razo, Margie Fix, Christy Harper, Marci Herann, Dee Dee Mooney, Holly Gilmore, Kim Davis. Back Row L-R: Tom Kemmer, Mike Svihla, John Jackson, Rick Trager, Susie Stoecker. Front Row L-R: Tonya Parrot, Julie Bean, Glenna Davis. Not Pictured-Patrice Semtner, Wayne Altpeter, Kevin Carlson. Standing L-R Jill Joesting, Julie Bean, Phyllis Esponoza. Kneeling L-R Lee Ann Short, Debbie Snyder, Lisa How- land. Color Guard Flag Corp Standing L-R: Tracy Bean Lori Hahn Jory Wiedemen Kneeling L-R: Becky Cary Ton- ya Parrot Mary Eisler Becky Parrot groups 107 Spiritts; L To R, Back Row; Kelly Grimm, Lee- ann Franklin, Cindy Cary, Lesley Brinkman, Di- anne Mundy, Miss Morrison, Julie Crothers, Julie Monge, Cindy Hughes, Keli Armstrong, Lynnette Davis, Barbie Bishop, Front Row, Lynn Gauwitz, Beth Uphoff, Kim Crotty, Sherry Gray, Cherie Emert, Jami Monge, Mary Jo Wolf, Debbie Bor- quist, Kathy King, Lorelei Gould. The I VC Spiritts were kept very busy this year. In addition to breaking in a new advisor, Miss Morison, they performed half-time routines at all home basketball games and pregame routines at the home football games. The Spiritts also were hostesses at the new schools open house, and showed us their talent in the Winter Carni- val Talent Show. Spiritts can cook, too, as they demonstrated at the Chili Supper and bake sale. All in all, IVC Spiritts pom-pon squad had a great year. groups 108 groups 109 P.M. Co-op: Back Row L To R; Randy Kriete, Craig Defoe, Steve Johnson, Dale Dunbar, Mark Eilers, Layne Yager, Derek Warner, Brian Scherer, Mike schaefer, Mareanne Miles, Lynne Marks, Lori Wea- ver, Tina Shelton, Renee Ruck, Dianne Mannering, Theresa Hill, Debbie Harvill, Lori Lucas, Gina Rankin, Valerie Brown, Jessica Petty, Front Row L To R; Mr. Fleming Mrs. Crothers, Mike Fidler, Martha Turner, Kim Huss, Mary Fix, Nancy Adami, Paulette West, Randy Holacker, Scott Weistart, Bruce Minor, Julie Fennell, Pam Bryant, John Coats, Pam Hensley, Kathy Hagel, Andy Goeway, Not Present; Mary Jo Brem, Jeff Chase, Barb Edlen, Kevin Eddy, Jeanine Gill, Gerry Herron, Richard Jones Brenda Marcotte, Bill Morrick, Suzanne Rogers, Gary Schaefer, Chris Vonk, Rick Warren, Steve White- more Lettermen's Club Statisticians Keep The Records Straight Mr. Nibblin, Greg Fitzgerald, Cory Smith, Mike Higdon, Jeff Murphy, John Wagner, Kent Kowal- ski, Doug Elmore, John Hill, Mike Ratcliff, Chuck Walker, Not Present: Mark Jones. Top L To R, Julie Badington, Nancy Cooper Middle L To R; Becky Cary, Sally Crandall, Julie Crothers, Julie Monge, Kim Crotty, Cindy Cary, Liz Rockwell, Holly Gilmore, Terri Allen, Cheri Dierdorf, Bottom L To R; Stacie Rushin, Jami Monge, Kathy Haare, Kim York. groups 111 ECOLOGY CLUB: Back Row L To R: Jeff Stoec- ker, Dean McNaught, Mollie Borquist, Mary Hickman, Kary Rose- now, Mr. Howell, Front Row: Mike Crawford, Dottie Dalton, Trish Westerm an. groups 112 HallAnd Counselor Girls HALL GIRLS: Back Row L To R; Liz Vincent, Mary Ramsey, Michelle Myatt, Cindy Piletic, Rita Eckstein, Mary Piletic, Johanna Schmitt, Mary Eissler, Cheryl Vonk, Connie Horton, Ann Ordaz, Patty Vonk, Lorelei Gould, Colleen Placher, Jona Babington, Terry Bailey, Karen Geick, DeeDee Wiseman, Mary Julien, Judy Moody, Not Pictured, Ann Sturm, Jamie Peters, Paulette West, Liz Schmidt, Cheryl Vecco, Eileen Wright, Bridget Magee, Diana Turner. U arse REQUEST TO S2K COUNSFLCR Date______________________ Mrs Mitchell_______ Mrs Crothers__ Mr YiTTin________Mr. McNaught_____ Study Halls Hour Location As soon as possible ( ) Urf-ent ( ) Additional Information COUNSELOR GIRLS: Seated L To R; Sherry Bomhold, Pam Adcock, Mary Ramos, Second Row Seated Sandy Billington, Dina Wilkins, Maurie Bidleman, Bridget Ma- gee, Standing, Kia Mushrush, Kathy Stapf, Julie Kelly, Sheryl Wilkinson. Not Pictured, Martha Turley, Becky Case, ShiIIy Price, Leeann Short, Linda Bassett, Joy Stu- art, Mary Jo Brem. groups 113 National Honor Society Back Row; L To R; Jeff Warner, Sally Gross, Keli Armstrong, Lois Satterfield, Lynn Bard- Theresa Rodier, Lesley Brinkman, Cindy Sarver, Mary Eissler, Laurie Herndon, Curt Neal, Mr. Deege, Sue Greer, Kiane Kennedy, Julie Bachman, Theresa Tomlin, Therese Svila, No- la Norton, Leeann Frandlen, Beth Uphoff, Cinky Cary, Curt Staker, Chuck Walker, Dave Erickson, Jeff Stoecker. Back Row; L To R; Eric Kirchner, Mike Ratcliff, Brad Cook, Greg Fitzgerald, Kim Tegg, Sandy Billington, Joe Kasai, Clyde Dennis, John Hill, Rob Cunning- ham, Dan Brem, Mark Jones, Jim Slater, Mary Ramsay, Karen Killion, Tom Breed, Kathy Stapf, Paulette Sibrel, Sherry Gray, Ellen Hooker, Karen Stroyeck, Mary Piletic, Kathy Haare. groups 114 NHS Officers: VP Lesley Brinkman, Sec. Mary Eissler, Treas. Karen Stroyeck, Pres. Chuck Walker L To R: Earl Harvlll, Pat Donavan, Jim Niles, Scott Melntz, Mr. Binstock, Dave Phllyaw, Don White, Lloyd Passage, Not Present Brad Bruton, Dave James, Mike Stumbaugh. B U T 1 R L A D D 1 E N S G PM L To R: Front Row, Don Tryon, Andy Cowger, Eric Schave, John Farmer, Mike Gray, Trent Schupp. Back Row, Mr. Blnstock, Steve Evans, Mark Mettes, Tim Foster, Tony Razo, Terry Cheney, Steve Pope, Charlie Braasch. Not Present, Greg Kerr, John Mallba. groups 115 Back Row 1-r: Linda Jones, Bill Beckner, Mrs. Burgauer, Mollie Borquist, Steve Barnett, Jeanine Lloyd, Cheryl Myers,Front Row: Mike Crawford. Not Pictured: Greg Boyer. PRESENTS THEIR PICTU on Of New School Held entral M took cil 23 at th« h of Si lodist V; ini entral :r the York, its In Club, Pom-po‘ ke to man, bach, being Who chool il PUBIIJ. rmtuiu Ul MJ parochial high school from each of the fifty states. This of the played the National Anthem. Herman Thun, an architect student is recognized for ation. ion of d the Hi ni Ki Volume 3, Number 2 October, 1976 ta gr de Illinois Valley Central High School Chillicothe, Illinois •resentative. In addition, eresa enjoyed Language b, chorus and being a flag p. captain. She is at present officer in A.F.S. and is in National Honor Society, rresa was also the recipient the Illinois State scholar l vc s two one-act plays, tne demonstrations student to D -ac ' rov n this f the $ and ,000 li ed ments and :hooI. Who se to ivities roll, and the s rr c' council. After ‘i ; • June, Jill plans ------ education at Illinois University b? Special Educat . to r,. -• ••«1 1 . 'nurd, de hner ,.................. , :v.ra. coder, ”i . Tess, r: .lurphy rent rev: and sewing. t, Hr . ✓ ard for outstanding lievement. n the future she plans to :nd I.C.C. for two years and ior in radio and T.V. com- nications. As in the past, Jents and faculty alike have Je a good decision in select- Theresa Hill as this year's D.A.R. recipient. Theresa and . winners are people C. can all be proud ill cMenbac':, %,V e DeVoss. Stati anu io in me cnoius iuuiii cS Ia ru Tim fountain Sally Naur year's co-e« yearbook plan; lege to becor trainer. Sally h in 4-H, yearbot secretary of sc church work, an office aide. e her State sting, been erent f the |ve in uncil, anish lorus, tional :d for )r Jill ive in II, 18. cil for ;h she ivities F the nema Mary Hie km be recognized Mary has been many years am the Peoria President. M participated in ricuiar activitic co-captain of team, and a track and badminton teams. She is a member of the Sequence staff and Ecology Club. Mary is also active in band as she is the senior Representative on band coun- cil. Being on honor roll and making TEC are two more of her personal accomplishments. Mary plans to attend SIU next year to major in forestry. own as Flex. Our Mountain was ihe the annual dance. on the tradition s started by last me Ec Club, this b nominated three in the organization Sweetheart of 1977. sen from the club !s Lynne Withers- Erin Bradley and nya Johnson. The ion was made by the dy on January 21. .veetheart of 1977. Vitherspoon was during a special the evening ol dliuy DllllllglOII, 3 U . dll lie Rodgers, Steve Sturgeon, Lori Fosco, and Laura Schroeder. Miss Sherry Getz directed plays. :uu ii:uu in tne commons area. Addison Grace, who was featured at the 1975 Homecom- er Sews Way To California A forest green Council Corner applications Available ary 17 plan to in now eceive ear in m the Com- igency iety of I loan sed by ish to school education. The agen- cy's largest program of grant assistance is called the Monetary Award Program, under which eligible applicants could qualify for up to $1500 per year toward their tuition and fees at nearly 200 approved colleges, universities, and allied health training schools in Illinois. These grants are based primarily upon need, do have to be repaid, and can be The month of February, be a month of enjoyment both student body, faculty, the public. In the upcor month one major event other activities are planr.e The rock concert sched for Sunday. February featuring Krackerand Add Grace has been cancelled to circumstances bey control. On February 27. Counc sponsoring a Winter Carni With the help of many omei clubs, there will he many events going on throughout the afternoon including a talent show, pie throwing, and many contests. All profit from the IVsCene Staff Pendleton rare of IVC trip to Illinois Valley Central High School Co-editors ....Jill kehlenbach, Laura Schroeder Art editor ....................................Joy Stuart Business editor............................Mike Rushin Feature Editor......................Lindsay Rhodenhaugh News Co-editors............Jana Kehlenbach, Beth Uphoff Photographers...............Mollie Borquist, Jon Fleming Sports editor...............................Jeff Murphy Writers: Mike DeVoss, Eric Kirchner Mike Nauman, Karen Stroyeck and Marty O’Neil Advisor....................................Mr. Brickner Make 'ontest is on te con about nerged e state the aciucvciiiciii. Those named from the IVC student body were: Sandy Bill- ington, Tom Breed, Leslie Brinkman, Rusty D'Angolo. Jane Fleagle. Sue Greer. s iterey. 15 18 voiced rtition. ;r from she fell about the contest. Sue replied. Even though I didn't place in ihe contest. I got to see a lot ol beautiful garments ihat evei yone made, and I had a lot of UUWBliUiill linv.i. nnui iiA u iiw.v ; Good ■ „ Yearbooks •« ■.- v •• .r ' • X- •; . . ■ . ' — - Don t Editors: L to R; Leeann Franklin, Bill Beckner, Sally Nauman firs. Burgauer. - V • i '« . 1 ■ •' «•; ' ' . '■ V S.?J -w. _T v Happen By Accident jTiT. V ;?■' ■■ - «•: • “ • v v • Y- ■.:■ 5 «.’ •: a- -A •: ,:• «•?- ' •’ . • -‘•'.tly • .„. a 'v ' . •:V£‘i A r;.’ ’’- 'C •y - ■ .• v • '•1 ft’ v % jtw.li ' . ‘ Faculty L to R Joby Case, Lisa Bushert, Bill Beckner, Cary Locke, Sandy Cealey, Kathy Nelson. V• ' -V ■ ■ '• — . ■ • • - - . • Ppe ; ' • r.-v m ' ■ Artwork: Angela Follis. Bill Beckner Ads- Pat O'bear, Sally Nauman, Lvnn Witherspoon. .■-------V-.J-,t rV • «ft - Vvv • •.- ty ii: «. -V...ZTv-;v ... 1 v ' « . C' . . - rVT V J, .■ , '.v . C.-C • «... :v V : V: vV ‘ rtv:- -; . ' rt :.v ■'• C -. i • 'i1 I •(■■'• . r • .‘. t if . . • - «- • 1 f “• —- — — - - ■ ■ - ■ - -- • Vr;VAii Girls Sports L to R• Cindy Adcock, frollie Borquist . Mary Hickman. • • • 1 c St k. • ( • y ' U . 4« I | • • - . i' i ' « . A- « V. ? .- V■• .',- ? - i), -h '■•■ v • •• ■- ' . W ■:••''-_•■■ • ..v ' •' s _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ With A Little Bit Of Luck And A Lot Of Hard Work, A Book Is Born Boy's Athletics L To R Sherry Gray, Erika Hum- pidge, Joann Noe. •-one semester only Index Kathy King groups 120 Sophomores patty vonk Index Kelly Walton Not Pictured, Bill Slegman. • - one semester only juniors L To R; •Keli Armstrong, Jamie Mason, Caren Fager, Lori Mannering, Tonya Johnson, Not Pictured, Bill Siegman. groups 121 rU ■HP •••••■ Ksr.r r r bnu ZQT N iW' BE HD WILL t hi -xi - WITH con jntvm groups 123 graduates division 124 Here comes the setting sun the seasons are passing one by one L j GRA rES GRA j graduates division 125 NANCY ADAMI DEBBIE ADAMS CINDY ADCOCK KEVIN ADEN GREG ALLEN DEENA M. ALLOTT RHONDA ATKINS JULIE BABINGTON TERRI BAILEY LINDA BASSETT TRACEY L. BEAN LARRY BERCHTOLD SANDRA J. BILLINGTON KAREN BOLAND MOLLIE A. BORQUIST GREG BRACKETT graduates 126 ERIN L. BRADLEY MARY JO BREM LESLEY E. BRINKMAN VALERIE J. BROWN PAMELLA S. BRYANT TIM BUCKLEY CONNIE BURDICK JIM CALVIN JEFF CARTER CINDY CARY LONNIE E. CASEY LESLIE CHAMBERS TERRY CHENEY TROY CHILDERS JOHN COATS TAMMY COLETRAIN graduates 127 LORNA COLWELL JEFF COLWELL SHARON CONVERSE LISA COTHERN CINDY COX CINDY CRAWFORD TOM CROTHERS DOUGLAS E. CURTIS RUSTY D'AGNOLO CRAIG R. DEFOE MATT DONOVAN JILL DRAPER graduates 128 RICK DUNN MARSHA DUTTON KEVIN EDDY BARB EDLEN MARK D. EILERS MARY K. EISSLER DOUGLAS W. ELMORE MITCH ELWELL CHERIE L. EMERT ROXANE ESPINOSA DAN EVANS KAYDEE FAIRMAN JOHN FARMER JULIE FENNELL MIKE FIDLER MARY FIX JANE FLEAGLE LEEANN FRANKLIN BARB FUNCANNON BILLY GALINDO DAVID GARZA LYNNE GAUWITZ MARK GERMAN KELLY GILMORE ANDY GOEWAY MICHAEL E. GRAY SHERRY GRAY SUSAN GREER graduates 130 STEVEN J. GROSS KATHY HAARE KATHY HAGEL SANDY HALL TODD HANNON CURT HAWLEY PAM HENSLEY LAURIE HERNDON ROSS L. HERNDON MARY HICKMAN THERESA C. HILL RANDY C.HOLOCKER CONNIE HORTON KIMBERLY A. HUSS CATHERINE L. JACKSON VICKIE JACKSON graduates 131 Duh! Hey, I like these human physiology books! And then he picks you up, and then you go to a movie, and then you go out for pizza, and then... You want what?!? STEVE JOHNSON RICHARD JONES JILL KEHLENBACH TOM KEMMER DIANNA KENNEDY KAREN KILLION KATHY KING ERIC KIRCHNER graduates 132 JANE KLATT RANDY KOUNS KENT KOWALSKE RANDY KRIETE JOE MAGEE DIANE MANNERING BRENDA MARCOTTE LYNN MARKS Girl Watcher—Supreme! We could write our notes on little tiny sheets of paper and have no trouble with the test. Smile pretty for the camera, Beth. - ■■ — Mark, where did you get my homework? Hi there! 134 Senior Mosts MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT: Mary Piletic and Curt Staker MOST POPULAR: Lynne Gauwitz Billy MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Mike Rockwell and Jane Fleagle Galindo BEST LOOKING: Cindy Adcock and Brian Lauber FUNNIEST: (At Right) Cindy Crawford and Mike Stumbaugh BEST DRESSED: Sherry Gray and Rusty D'Agnolo BIGGEST CASANOVA: Joe Magee BIGGEST FLIRT: Beth Uphoff Of 1977 PRETTIEST SMILE: Jill Kehlenbach BEST PERSONALITY: Mike Gray and LeeAnn Franklin MOST ATHLETIC: Tony Razo and Sandy Billington ROCK AND ROLL KING AND QUEEN: (At Left) Barbie Funcannon and Chris Musselman graduates 135 BONNIE MCNIEL JOHN MCDERMAID STEVE MCALLISTER BRAD MAY SUSAN MASSENGILL MARK MEAD SCOTT METCALF MARIANNE MILES BRUCE MINOR KYLE MINTOR JUDY MOODY CHRIS MUSSELMAN CLIFF LACEWELL DEBBIE LAMBERT BRIAN LAUBER TIM LIPSEY graduates 136 CONNIE LOBER SALLY NAUMAN CURT NEAL LINDA NELSON PATRICK OBEAR ANN ORDAZ MIKE ORLANDINI BRENDA ORMAN GLEN OTTO BECKY PARROTT LLOYD PASSAGE JAMIE PETERS JESSICA PETTY MIKE PHARES DAVID PHILYAW MARY PILETIC graduates 137 NANCY RAMSAY MARY RAMSEY GINA RANKIN ALEX RAZO TONY RAZO SHERRY RIGGS MIKE ROCKWELL TOM ROHMAN SUSAN ROSS RENEE RUCK MIKE RUSHIN CINDY SARVER DAVID SCHAER BRIAN SCHERER LIZ SCHMIDT TERRI SCHREIBER graduates 140 LAURA SCHROEDER CORA SCRANTON TINA SHELTON JEANINE GILL SHYROCK DAVE SMITH KEVIN SPARKS CURT STAKER KATHY STAPF RUSS STEAR JEFF STOECKER KAREN STROYECK JOY STUART MIKE STUMBAUGH AMINAH SYEED A LI VALERIE TATE DAVID TEGG graduates 141 BARB COLWELL THOMAS CHUCK THOMPSON JIM THORTON MIKE TIMMONS TIM TRAGER MARTHA TURLEY MARTHA TURNER BETH UPHOFF CHERYL VONK CHRIS VONK JUANITA WALDEN CHUCK WALKER EUGENE WALLER DEREK WARNER JEFF WARNER PHIL WATKINS graduates 144 LORI WEAVER SCOTT WEISTART KEVIN WELCH PAULETTE WEST DON WHITE STEVE WHITTEMORE JEFF WIGGINS DEBBIE WILKINS BETSY WILKINSON LYNN WITHERSPOON MARK WITHROW EILEEN WRIGHT TOM WUNDER LAYNE YAGER KATHY YOUNGMAN ROB ZARLEY graduates 145 MIKE BOLDING DEBBIE HARVILL RICK JACKSON SUZANNE ROGERS Senior Officers And Council Representatives Do A Great Job STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES: (Left) Mark Withrow, and Mike Rushin. NOT PICTURED: Jill Kehlenback, Karen Stroyeck, and Beth Uphoff. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: (L-R) Susan Ross, President; Kathy King, Vice-president; Cherie Emert, Treasurer. NOT PICTURED: Nancy Ramsay, secretary. HIGHLIGHTS OF 1977 New school Homecoming (Out in the Country) Swing Senior Skip Day (Days?) Prom Winning football games Beating Richwoods in Basketball Senior picnic Senior breakfast Senior dinner dance GRADUATION!!!!!!!!!!!!! graduates 147 Academic Honors Students Kevin Aden Linda Bassett Sandy BiMington Tom Breed Lesley Brinkman Valerie Brown ■ Connie Burdick Cindy. Cary Diana Charlton Jerry Crothers Marsha Dutton Kevin Eddy Mary Eissler Mitch Elwell Julie Fennell IM Jane Fleagle LeeAnn Franklin Barb Funcannon Lynne Gawitz Snerry Gray I _ Sue Greer Kathy Haare Debra Harvill Laurie Herndon Ross Herndon Mary Hickman Theresa Hill Joe Kasai Jill Kehlenbach Dianna Kennedy Kathy King Eric Kirchner Gail Krietemeyer Tim Lipsey Diane Mannering Curt Neal Pat Obear Mike Phares Mary Piletic Mary Ramsay Mike Rockwell Suzanne Rogers Cindy Sarver Lisa Schaufelberger Laura Schroeder Cora Scranton Paulette Sibrel Curt Staker Kathy Stapf Jeff Stoecker Karen Stroyeck Joy Stuart Tim Trager Beth Upfioff Cheryl Vonk Chuck Walker Jeff Warner Scott Weistart Jeff Wiggins Lynn Witherspoon ' El if h - - VALEDICTORIANS ................I ........................Sandra Billington, Jane Fleagle SALUTATORIAN ........................... ... ............................ Katherine Stapf PRINCIPAL'S PLAQUE ...............................................P Michael Rockwell 1 I k JLI TOP TEN Sandra Billington, Jane Fleagle, Katherine Stapf, Mary Ramsay, Jef Stoecker, Mary Eissler, Cin- 'y Cary, Beth Uphoff, Susan Greer, Sherry Gray Jational Merit Commendation Letters ........Thomas Breed, Eric Kirchner, Katherine Stap Alta Coon Wescott Scholarship ..................................... Jill Kehlenbach Altrusa Award ..................................................................Cindy Cox V.F.W. Auxiliary ........................................LeeAnn Franklin, Chuck Walker National Scholastic Art Award........................................Chris Musselman D.A.R......................................................................Theresa Hill Business Student of the Year ...............................................Cindy Cary Betty Crocker ....................................................................Sue Greer .........................................................Tom Breed ..................................................Mike Rockwell CILCO Award ........ Rotary School Service Senior Class Of 77 First To Graduate From New School graduates 149 a adami, nancy 110 126 adams debbie 126 adamS matt 76 adams, shawn 76 adcock, clndy 13 56 126 134 adcock pam 76 113 121 aden, kevln 126 aeschliman, a.I. 60 ali aminah syeed 13 100 141 alien angie 76 alien, greg 76, 126 alien, terry 76, 111 allott, deena 126 altpeter, wayne 38 amerman, joe 76 anderson, brian 76, 103 anderson, dina 76 anderson, mike 82, 105 anderson, n. (english) 70 appel, marie 76 appel, tim 88 armstrong, jill 88, 100 armstrong, keli 88, 108, 114, 121 armstrong, teresa 82, 106 arndt, debbie 88 arnold martha 88, 103, 105, 106 atkins, ronda 126 auge, mary 76, 105 b babington, jona 82, 113 babington, julie 111, 126 bachman, julie 88, 102, 114 baer, monica 76 bailey, hank 34, 76 bailey, terri 113, 126 ball, marcia 88 barboza, joana 82 bard, lynn 88, 102, 114 bard, steve 82 barnett, stan 35, 39, 82 barnett, steve 76, 116 barnes, kevin 82 bassett, linda 126 bassett, ri chard 82 bazzano, n. (for. lang) 71, 102 bean, julie 49, 82, 107 bean, tracy 98, 106, 107, 126 beasley, dave 88 beckner, bill 88, 116 beeman, dale 76 benisch, jim 82 benisch, julie 76, 100 bennett, bob 47, 88 bennett, jeff 76 benten, p. (business ed) 69 berchtold, larry 126 berkshier, shelly 76 bidleman, mauri 76, 113 bidleman, tammi 82 billington, jim 34, 76, 38 biKington, sandra 102, 113, 114, 126 binstock, j. (ind. arts) 45, 47, 68, 115 bishop, barbie 76, 108 bjerk, nathan 82 bjerk, sara 76, 105 bladen, bob 82 blaine, mark 76 blaine, rhonda blaine, Virginia 82 blankenship, alan 82 blew, d. (cook) 62 blunier, michele 76 bodie, jon 34, 38, 76 boland, karen 126 bolding, laurie 76 bolding, mark 88 bomhold, shari 76, 113 borquist, debbie 82, 86, 108 borquist, mol lie a. 100, 112, 116, 126 bowen, brenda 82 bowen, terry 76 boyer, alicia 100 bowyer, greg 77 boyer, j. (soc, studies) 66 braash, Charlie 88, 115 braash, julie 33, 82, 105 brackett, greg 126 bradley, janette 88 brainard, lisa 77 brakebill, kevin 77 brautigam, reathia 82, 98 breed, larry 82 breed, thomas 114 brem, daniel 88, 114 brem (alien) mary jo 127 brickner, b. (soc. studies) 66 briggs, greg 82 brinkman, lesley e. 102, 108, 114, 120, 126 brooks, jenny 88, 105, 33 brown, john 82 brown, valerie j. 105, 110, 126 brownfield, greg 77 bruett, vincent 77 bruns, lisa 77 bruns, rusty 77 brusseau, b. (p.e.) 64 bryant, pamella s. 110, 127 bryson, ron 34, 45, 77 buckley, tim 127 buennemeyer, scott 77 burdick, connie 98, 110, 127 burdick, kathy 13, 82, 98, 105 burgauer, d. (english) 71 burks, dave 77 bush, n. (business ed) 69 bushert, lisa 82 bushert, mary 82 bussey, Stephanie 88, bussey, trip 31, 82 c call, brenda 82 callahn, mike 35, 39, 82 calvin, jim 36, 55, 127 capron, don 77 capron, sherrie 88 carlson, d. (band) 105 carlson, kevin 77 carlson, kirn 88 carr, carol 82 carr, crystal 77 carr, suzanne 77 Carrington, rosie 88 cart, tim 34, 77 carter, jeff 127 cary, becky 82, 107, 111 cary, cindy 96, 108, 111, 114, 127 cary, m. (secretary) 61 case, becky 77 case, dan 88 case, debbie 77 case, joby 82 casey, lonnie 127 casey, toni 77 cathcart, sherrie 88 caughron, jeff 88 cealey, sandy 82 chambers, leslie 127 Charlton, diana 33, 49, 88 cheney, terry 115, 127 Childers, meredith 82, 105 Childers, troy 36, 45, 55, 127 childs, w (soc. studies) 31, 66 Claiborne, doug 82 dark, bob 82 dark, cindy 82 coats, john 110, 127 cobbs, teresa 83 coffey, debbie 77 coletrain, tammy 127 colwell, alan 77 col well (thomas) barbara 144 colwell, brian 77 colwell, carol 77 colwell, Christy 83 colwell, harold 88 colwell, gill 83, 106 colwell, jeff 128 colwell, lorna 128 comer, glen 83, 102 comer, Inga 77 comer, inta 83 Conner, chris 31, 45, 83 Conner, mike 88 converse, sharon 128 cook, brad 88, 114, 121 cooper, nancy 83, 111 cothron, kirby 83 cothren, lisa 103, 128 Coventry, denis 77 covey, brad 34, 45, 77 cowger, andy 115 cowley, anita 88 cowley, mark 34, 77 cox, cynthia 128 cox, george 83 cox, maggie 77 cox, sandy 88 crabel, dan 34, 77 crandell, sally 83, 100, 111 Crawford, cindy 128, 134 Crawford, debbie 83 Crawford, mike 77, 112, 116 Crawford, paula 83 crew, joyce crothers, d. (counselor) 63, 110 crothers, julie 108, 111 crothers, tom 31, 47, 128 crotty, kirn 108, 111, 83 crow, lori 83 crull, danny 83, 45 cumming, mark 34, 77 Cunningham, d. (school board) 60 Cunningham, rob 88, 105, 114 curry, colleen 83 curtis, andrea 33, 83 curtis, douglas 110, 128 curtis, tami 88 d dalrymple, curt 77 dalton, dottie 88, 112, 120 d'agnolo, rusty 13, 96, 128, 135 daniels, mark 77 daniels, I. (home ec) 72 daniels, randy 88 davis, barb 83 davis, crystalle 88 davis, gary 45, 83 davis, glenna 77, 107 davis, jeff 77 davis, kim 78, 106 davis, mike 88 davis, larry 83 davis, lynnette 78, 108 davis, sharon 88 dawson, linda 78 deege, e. (math) 67, 114 defoe, craig 110, 128 demetreon, john 83 dennis, Clyde 88, 105, 114 dennis, susan 83 devereaux, tim 83 devoss, mike 35, 83, 105 dierdorff, cheryl 78, 96, 111 dobbins, alien 88 doering, joe 83 donnelly, kathleen 83, 105 donovan, matt 36, 128 donovan, pat 36, 88, 115 dorviller, debi 88, 106 dossett, lynn 78 dossett, mike 89 drader, kathy 89 drader, kim 56, 89 dragoo, ken 89 draper, jill a. 128 duckworth, cheryl 78 dunbar, charyl 83 dunbar, dale k. 110 dunbar, j. (cook) 62 dunbar, ron 55, 89 dunbar, lori 78 dunn, bob 45, 78 dunn, rick 32, 129 dutton, marsha 129 dutton, mike 34, 78 e easter, g. (coach) 45, 47 eckstein, rita 33, 89, 113 eddy, kelly 78 eddy, kevin 129 edlen, barbara 129 edlen, myra 49, 78 edmister, kay 89 eftefield, anita 78 eggers, carla 49, 83, 102 ahlke, pete 89, 102 ahlke, susan 89, 102 eilers, mark d. 105, 110, 129 eilers, marty 34, 78, 106 eissler, mary k. 107, 114, 129 elmore, daniel 36, 47, 89 elmore, douglas w. 36, 111, 129 elmore, duane 34, 45, 78 index 150 elwell, brad 78 elwell, mitch 129 ely, mark 35 •mart, cherie I. 111 129, 147 •mart ru$s 78 anclnas mike 78 enfield yvonne 78 erickson david 41 89, 114 erickson, tom 35, 39, 83 espinosa, eric 31, 39, 83 espinza, phyllis 78, 106, 107 espinosa, roxane 56, 129 evans, brenda 78, 98 evans, dan 129 evans, steve 13, 115 evans, tim 83 everetts, r. (business ed) 69 everetts, randy 45, 83, 105 f fager, caren 89, 121 falrman, kaydee 129 farmer, julie 78 farmer, john 115, 130 fennel I, jill 83, 82, 96 fennel I, karye 78, 106 fennel, julie 13, 110, 130 felske, shelley 33, 49, 89, 103, 105, 120 fehr, karen 78 fesler, jean 83, 102, 106 fidler, gordon 89 fidler, michael 110, 130 fidler, sandy 33, 83 fields, g. 45 finnegan, cheryl 78 fisher, j. (security) 62 fisher, lance 83 fisher, laurie 85 fisher, rita 89 fisher, ronda 83, 106 fitzgerald, greg 36, 89, 102, 105, 111, 115 fix, margie 78, 106 fix, mary 110, 130 flagg, c. (art) 66 flanagan, chris 78 flanagan, richard 89 fleagel, jane 130, 134 fleming, b. (voc. director) 63, 110 fleming, jon 32, 84, 83 fosco, lori 89, 105 fogg, kathy 89, 98 follis, angela 89 foste, ceceiis 78 foster, amy 78 foster, ann 78 foster, bill 84 foster, mark 89 foster, paul 35, 39, 84 foster, tim 89, 115 franklin, jill 13, 78, 96 franklin, lee ann 108, 114, 130, 135 freeman, donald 34, 38, 78, 106 friday, h. (p.e.) 41, 64 fritainger, rick 34, 78 frohock, k. (home ec) 72, 98 funcannon, barbara 130, 135 9 galindo, billy 130, 134 galindo, carmen 78 galindo, diana 56, 89 galindo, jon 45, 84 gants, susan 84, 96 garcia, angela 84, 100 gardner, mike 34, 78 garza, dave 130 garza, joann 89 garza, luis 36, 55, 89 gaskins, fred 78 gauwitz, lynne 13, 108, 120, 130, 134 geick, fred 34, 78 geick, karen 84, 113 geick, I. (school board) 60 gerig, brian 89 german, mark a. 31, 105, 130 getz, s. (english) 71, 103 gibler, jim 89 gidenonsen, mark 84 gill (shyrock), jeanlne 141 gill, lori 84 gillham, kevin 78 gilmore, holly 78, 106, 111 gilmore, kelly 130 gilomen, gina 78 goard, jeffrey 89 goeway, andy 110, 130 goeway, teresa 89 gonzalez, annette 89 gonzalez, victor 45, 84 goodale, d. (business ed) 69 goodale, s. (english) 71 goodman, janey 89 goodwin, julann 84, 106 gould, d. (band) 60 gould, h. (cook) 62 gould, lorelei 84, 106, 108, 113 grant, chris 98, 106 gray, michael e. 36, 115, 130, 135 gray, monica 84, 106 gray, sherry 13, 108, 114, 120, 130, 135 granados, denise 78 granados, mike 84 greer, laura 84 greer, susan 114, 130 gregory, lori 84 grimm, kelly 78, 108 gross, sally 89, 96, 100, 102, 114, 120 gross, steven j. 131 guetersloh, kirky 84 guiterrez, augi 78 gunther, ron 84 gusman, joe 36, 89 h haare, kathy 111, 114, 131 hagel, kathy 110, 131 hagel, linda 84 hahn, kari 89, 107 hahn, lori 49, 84 hahn, s. (math) 67 hall, sandy 131 hall, teresa 78 hamm, rick 84 hannon, todd 131 hardmeier, kay 49, 84, 100 harney, jamie 56, 89 harms, vicki 84 harper, Christy 89, 106 harris, d. (english) 71, 100 harris, dyane 84 harris, mike 84 harrison, mrs. (orch chorus) 73, 106 hart, judy 84 hartley, harold 34, 38, 78 harvill, debbie 110, 146 harvill, earl 55, 89, 115 hawley, barbara 89, 105 hawley, craig 84 hawley, curt 131 hawley, joe 36, 47 hawley, john 45, 84 hawley, tim 34 hayes, todd 89 hayward, doug 84 hay ward, jim 78 hayward, maria 78 hayward, rich 90 hedges, I ida 90 henderson, sally 78, 105, 106 hendryx, s. (secretary) 61 henigman, darin 90 hensley, mitch 78 hensley, pam 110, 131 herbie, j. 45 herndon, laurie 114, 131, 131 herndon, ross I. 131 herron, mary ann 90, 106 hickman, mary 105, 112, 131 higdon, mike 90, 111 hill, john 36, 90, 106, 111, 114 hill, mike 84 hill, steve 34, 78, 96 hill, theresa c. 100, 110, 131 hollingsworth, b. (cook) 62 holloway, craig 31, 45, 78, 105 holland, mikki 78 hollifield, val 84, 100 holocker, randy c. 110, 131 hood, steve 84 hooker, ellen 90, 92, 100, 114 hooker, kent 84 horack, todd 78, 34 horack, traci 84 horan, marcy 78, 98, 106 horn, mike 84 horton, connie 113, 131 horton, e. (science) 65 horton, jeff 36, 90 horton, r. (cook) 62 horton, sheryl 90 hott, t. (science) 34, 65 howell, b. (science) 65, 112 howland, lisa 49, 84, 107 hudson, b. (band) 60 hughes, cindy 84, 108 hughes, tanya 78 humpidge, erika 83, 84, 120 huss, kimberly a. 110, 131 J jackson, cathi 131 jackson, jeff 78 jackson, john 38, 79, 107 jackson, laurie 79 jackson, rick d. 146 jackson, vickie 131 james, bob 84 james, dave 90 james, jason 84 james, nick 90 joesting, jill 84, 107 johnson, fred 79 johnson, lori 84 johnson, steve 110, 132 johnson, tonya 16, 90, 98, 100, 102, 121 jolly, cheryl 79 jones, keith 90 jones, linda 79, 105, 116 jones, mark 36, 47, 55, 90, 114 jones, richard 132 joos, ralph 38, 79 julien, mary 90, 113 k kasal, joe 114 kehlenbach, jana 82, 84, 96, 100 kehlenbach, jill 96, 100, 132 kelley, julie 79, 113 kemmer, tom 41, 107, 132 kennedy, dianna 114, 132 kennedy, kathy 79, 105 kennigton, n. (cook) 62 kerr, jackie 90 kerr, john 79 kerrn, karen 90 kidd, helen 84, 106 killion, karen 49, 114, 132 kilpatrick, bryan 34, 38, 79 king, kathy 108, 111, 120, 121, 132, 147 kinney, m. (orch) 106 kircher, bill 84 kirchner, eric 40, 41, 96, 114, 132 kirchner, tim 32, 79 klassen, mike 84, 106 klatt, jane 56, 133 kneer, mike 79 knudsen, c.t. (principal) 60 kobischka, jalana 84 kouns, randy w. 133 kowalske, kent 36, 111, 133 kowalske, lynne 79 kriete, cheryl 79, 105 kriete, joni 90, 105 kreite, randy 105, 110, 133 krietemeyer, jacque 84 krog, connie 84 kyle, sheryl 184, 105 I lacewell, chip 31, 79 lacewell, cliff b. 45, 47, 136 lacks, bill 90 lambert, debbie 136 lambert, scott 79 lane, laurie 90, 105 lange, david 84, 105 langner, m. (ind. arts) 68 lapikas, joe 84 larash, rick 84 index 151 lauber, brian j. 13, 47, 81, 134, 136 lauber, dawn 84 lawson, russ 84 leak, greg 90 leddy, cheryl 84 lemaster, brian 36, 90, 106 lemaster, tom 32, 79, 106 lester, ben 85 level, taml 79 lindahl, kristl 33, 85 lindahl, pattl 33, 79 lindholm, krls 90 lingenfelter, beccl 90, 106 lingenfelter, tami 79, 106 I Ins, clayton 13 llpsey, ron 85 llpsey, tlm 36, 55, 136 llppert, doug 79 lloyd, jeanine 79, 116 loBer, connle 55, 98, 137 lober, d. (p.e.) 64 lochbaum, tracy 85 locke, gary 85 lockett, j. (business ed) 69 lovln, bob 38 lucas, judy 49, 85 lucas, lorl 90, 110 lucas, ton! 79 lugar, llnda 90 m magee, brldget 79, 113 magee, joe o. 31, 47, 133, 135 magee, marie 90 magnaflci, john 85, 105 maley, j. (p.e.) 36, 18, 64 mannerlng, becky 79, 105, 106 mannerlng, dlane 110, 133 mannerlng, lorl 90, 105, 121 mannerlng, taml 85 manns, krls 33, 90 marcotte, brenda 133 marlcle, cliff 85 marlnl, mike 35, 85 marks, lynne a. 110, 133 martin, barry 85 martin, j. (engllsh) 71 martin, kelth a. 36, 47, 90, 105 martin, rex 90, 105 martzluf, llnda 90 mason, jam I 90, 121 mason, jonl 79, 96 masonholder, ross 79 massenglll, susan 136 maubach, john 90 maurer, dan 36, 47, 90 may, brad 136 may, Christine 90 maze, sheila 79 meal lister, steve 55, 136 mccasky, karla 85 mccasky, larry 85 mcclintlck, mark 85, 105 mcclung, doug 45, 79 mcclung, peggy 90 mccord, jimm mccullough, debby 90 mcdaniel, mike 79 mcdermald, john 136 megann, mike 35, 45, 85 megann, pat 79 meghee, t. (p.e.) 39, 64 meginnis, mr. (p.e.)33 megraw, kitty 85, 102 megraw, patrlck w. 137 meguire, d. (art) 66 mcintyre, ed 39, 85 mclaughlin, martin 89, 90, 106 mcnaught, dean 35, 39, 85, 112 mcnaught, g. (counselor) 63 mcneil, bonnie 136 mcwilliams, lori 85 mead, mark d. 36, 47, 136 melnts, pam 85, 98 meintes, sxott 31, 90, 115 mercer, p. (p.e.) 38, 64 merrell, darren 79 metcalf, scott 136 mettes, mark 36, 90, 115 metzger, klm 79 miles, marianne 110, 136 mi I lard, lorl 90 mi I lard, monae 85, 102 miller, laurie 90 miller, lorl 79 miller, rich I. 90 miller, sherry 79 minor, bruce 110, 136 miller, scott 85 minter, kyle 136 minter, sue 79 mitchell, jeff 85 mitchell, m. (counselor) 63 mitchell, monty 31 mitchell, tammy 79 monge, j. (driver's ed) 65 monge, jami 79, 108, 111 monge, julie 82, 85, 96, 108, 111 mentbriand, terry 90 moody, don 34, 79 moody, judy 113, 136 mooney, dan j. 36, 90, 41 mooney, deedee 79, 106 moretto, teresa 85, 100 moretto, tony 47, 90 morris, brenda 85 morrison, I. (p.e.) 33, 49, 64, 108 mowers, florence 90 mundy, gary 91 mundy, diane 85, 106, 108 mink, bruce 91 murdock, bob 79, 105, 106 murphy, chris 45, 47, 85 murphy, jeff 41, 91, 111 mushrush, kia 79, 113 musselman, chris 100, 103, 135, 136 musselman, eric 85 musselman, lisa 85 musser, I. (business ed) 69 myatt, michelle 79, 105, 113 myatt, mike 91, 105 myers, cheryl 79, 116 n nacarato, tony 35, 85 nauman, mike 91 nauman, sally j. 100, 121, 137 neal, curt 114, 137 neff, kelley 79 nelson, cathy 85 nelson, linda 137 nelson, mark 91 newell, terry 91 newman, linda 91, 105 nibbelin, r. (science) 32, 65, 111 nibbelin, tim 32, 85 niles, jim 115 noe, jo ann 83, 85, 100, 120 noe, s. (secretaries) 61 nonte, greg 79 nonte, yvette 33, 85, 100, 105 nonte, yvonne 33, 100, 105 noonen, corey 34, 45, 79 noonen, jeff 35, 85 norton, nola 33, 49, 91, 111 nurse, karen 85, 100 o oathout, mona 79 ogburn, m. 55, 67 ogburn, ron 35, 39, 55, 85 ohrt, jon 85, 105 o'neil, mike 105 o'neil, steve 85, 105 ordaz, ann 113, 137 orlandini, michael 36, 55, 137 orman, brenda 137 otto, glenn d., 137 P parker, e. (school board) 60 parr, cam 34, 39, 79 parrott, rebecca I. 107, 137 parrott, tonia s. 85, 107 parson, danny 85 passage, lloyd r. 31, 115, 137 patterson, teresa 85 pence, kim 79, 33 perhma, roger 91 pesko, cay 85, 91 pesko, steve 91 peters, jaci 79, 105 peters, jamie 105, 137 peters, jody 91, 105 peters, leah 79 petty, jessica 137, 105, 110 phares, greg 85 phares, michael 137 pehlan, r. (math) 67 philyaw, david 31, 115, 137 piletic, cindy 79, 105, 113 piletic, mary c. 56, 105, 113, 114, 134, 137 placher, c. (secretaries) 61, 113 pollack, steve 79 pollard, larry 91 popeke, robert 85, 102, 106 pope, steve 91, 115 price, joy 91 price, shelley 79 primm, g. (counselors) 63 prince, mr. (teacher) 36 polanin, r. (ind. arts) 68 ponce, f. (for. Lang) 71 pronga, I. (math) 47, 67 pruitt, kevin 91 pulst, brian 91 pulst, david 79 q quick, tim 36 quinn, fred 85 r radley, cindy 80, 105 radley, frank 85 radley, scott 85 ramos, mary 80, 113 ramos, nick 85 ramsay, mary a. 114, 113, 140 ramsay, nancy 140 ramsey, ed 91 rankin, gina 110, 140 rapp, w. (ind. arts) 68 ratcliff, mike 36, 111, 114, 91 ratcliff, w. (cook) 62 rayburn, roy razo, andrea 80, 106 razo, alex 41, 55, 140 razo, jackie 85, 49, 105 razo, pat 45, 80 razo, phil 39, 55, 85 razo, renee 80, 105 razo, tony 31, 41, 115, 140 reed, dianna 80, 98 reed, eric 85 reed, j. (home ec) 72, 98 reed, jill 80 reifsteck, carl 35, 45, 85 renfroe, bob 35, 85 renfro, m. (librarian) 61 rennolett, anthony 34, 80 reny, erik 91 rhodenbaugh, lindsay 86, 105 riedlinger, denise 86, 100 riedlinger, gerrie 80 riggs, sherry 1, 140 riggins, cindy 33, 86 ringerberger, dave 34, 80 ritter, chris 41, 55 ritter, kaye 80 roberts, marjorie 80, 106 rockwell, liz 83, 86, 111 rockwell, mike 134, 140 rodden, bob 80 rodier, bill 45, 86 rodier, theresa 13, 89, 91, 105, 114 rogers, pat 33 rogers, suzanne 146 rohman, john 31, 80 rohman, tom 31, 47, 140 rosenow, kary 91, 105, 112 rosenow, kelly 86, 87 ross, susan a. 140, 147 ruck, renee j. 110, 140 rude, ron 80 rudolphi, r. (custodian) 62 rushin, mike 13, 32, 41, 96, 140, 147 rushin, p. (band) 60 rushin, stacie 80, 111 russell, tony 34, 38, 80 ryan, dave 80 ryan, geerge 91 ryan, rich 80 ryan, bob 80 s index 152 samp, Julie 86, 105 sample pattie 91 sarver, barry 39, 86 sarver, cindy 102, 105, 114, 140 sarver, larry 91 sarver, mark Satterfield, dlane 91, 114 savill, Julie b. 80 schaefer, gary schaefer, mike 110, 146 schaer, david n. 140 schaer, lisa 80 schaffner, Shirley 80 schaufelberger, dave 80 schaufelberger, lisa 91 schave, eric 91, 115 scherer, brian t. 47, 110, 140 scherer, michael 45, 80 schlosser, angie 80 schmidt, evelyn 91 schmidt, Johanna 33, 91, 113 schmidt, Iiz m. 33, 140 schmidt, vickie 80 schonberger, gretchen 91 schonberger, martin 80 schreiber, teresa I. 140 schroeder, laura b. 102, 103, 105, 141 schupp, trent 91, 115 scott, claud vice principal 60 scott, r. (ind. arts) 60 scranton, cora I. 141 see, Julie 86 selby, randy 86 semtner, pat 91 semtner, patrice 91 serpette, don shaffer, ken 86 shallenberger, elizabeth 80 shallenberger, tom 86 shane, mick 80 shelton, tina I. 110, 141 Shepard, dawn 80, 98 sherman, marsha shindley, dave 91 shipla, gall 80, 105 short, leeann 80, 106, 107 sibrel, andy 86 sibrel, paulette 100, 102, 114, 146 siebenthal, kit 86, 102, 120 siegman, bill 91 siegman, Jeff 86 simmons, debbie 80, 98 simonsen, a. (english) 71, 103 simpson, dick 91 simpson, karen 80, 106 singley, valerie 80 skillestad, dennis slater, Jim 55, 91, 114 smith, buddy 80 smith, c. (ind. arts) 68 smith, Chris 13, 34, 38, 80 smith, cory 36, 88, 89, 91, 111 smith, dave 36, 110, 141 smith, jenny 86 smith, kreig 34, 45, 80 smith, m. (cook) 62 smith, marcy 86 smith, max 86 smith, rich 31, 45, 80 smith, steve 36, 91 smith, ted 80 smith, will 38, 80 snodgrass, kevln 91 snow, c. (soc. studies) 66 snyder, debbie 80, 107 snyder, Jim 34, 45, 80 soloman, s. (english) 71 sparks, kevin j. 36, 141 spencer, robert 80 spencer, jim 91 Spillman, teresa 80, 98 staker, curtis h. 36, 55, 114, 134, 141 staley, kimberly s. stansell, jolene 80 stansell, julene 91 stapf, kathy 113, 114, 102, 120, 141 starnes, randy 81 stear, cory 35 stear, russel t. 141 stedman, brian 42, 91 stedman, mark 34, 45, 81, 106 stein, cindy 86, 100 sterling, m. (math) 67 stoecker, crystal 81 stoecker, jeff 112, 114, 141 stoecker (school band) 60 stoecker, susan 81, 107 stroyeck, check 39, 86 stroyeck, karen 13, 96, 114, 141 stuart, joy 110, 141 stumbaugh, mike 36, 47, 134, 141 stumborg, molly 81 sturgeon, ste phen 91, 103 sturgeon, stu 81 sturm, ann 91 sturm, lesa 81 sulllvan, andy 86 sutton, teresa 86 svihla, george (school board) 60 avlhla, mike 34, 45, 81, 107 svihla, terese 91, 114 svob, marsha 81 swanson, b. (p.e.) 64 sweeney, gena 86 sweeney, don 91 szentes, maria 92 t tate, valerie 141 taylor, nick 86, 47 taylor, patty 92 taylor, paula 81, 88 tegg, david 141 tegg, kirn 92, 93, 100, 105, 114 thacker, mike 81 themas, m. (science) 35, 65 thompson, chuck 144 thompson, rob 86, 100, 102 thorne, michael 92 thornton, jim 32, 144 thornton, r. (ass. libr.) 61 tibbs, shelly 92 tice, m. (home ec) 72 tlmmons, mike 144 tobin, mike 92, 41 tomlin, mary 87 tomlin, 92, 102, 114, 121 trager, rick 34, 38, 81, 107 trager, tim 144 traver, ron 81 tryon, donald 115 tryon, sheryl 81 turner, martha 110, 144 turley, marlyn 87, 102 turley, martha 144 turpin, ron 87 turpin, tim 146 tyler, scott 87, 105 uphoff, beth 13, 96, 108, 111, 135, 144 v vandegraft, vlcki 81 van ostrand, paul 81 vaughn, janet 87 vecco, cheryl 92 vinson, liz 81, 113 vonk, cherly a. 98, 113, 144 vonk, Christina m. 61, 144 vonk, patty 87, 113 vonk, ray 81 w wagner, jim 87 wagner, john 92, 111 wahls, wayne 87 walden, juanita 144 walker, chuck 13, 36, 55, 111, 114, 144 walker, dawn 81 walker, jeff 55, 92 walker, jennifer 81 walker, ward 81 waller, gene 144 walsh, bob 81 walsh, laura 49, 87 walton, kathy 81 walton, kelly 93, 121 ware, bill 45, 87 warner, cam 87 warner, derek 110, 144 warner, jeff 40, 41, 114, 144 warner, rhonda 87 watkins, kathy 106 watkins, phi I 144 watson, merle 41, 93 weaver, lori 110, 145 weaver, lynn 93 weistart, scott 110, 145 weitzel, (for. lang) 36, 71 welch, david 87 welch, kevin 145 welch, mike 39, 87 welk, cathi 93 welk, connie 93 wen, betty 33, 87, 102 west, james 36, 106 west, paulette 110, 145 westerman, trish 89, 93, 96, 100, 112 whaley, cindy 81 white, don e. 115, 145 white, tammy 49, 81 whittemore, steven 145 whittenberg, kim 81 widmer, dave 87 wiedeman, jory 87, 98, 107 wiggins, jeff 105, 145 wiley, doug 81 wilkerson, jim 41, 93 wilkins, deborah 105, 145 wilkins, dina 87, 102, 113 Wilkinson, cheryl 81, 113 wilkinson, elizabeth I. 106, 145 Wilkinson, mitch 87 williams, shannon 81 williams, sterling 45, 81 williams, tammy williams, tim 36, 93 Williamson, dennis 81 willis, joe 36, 55, 93 wilson, jim 34, 81 wineland, tom 39 wiseman, diane 87, 105, 113 Witherspoon, lynn 16, 61, 98, 110, 145 withrow, mark h. 13, 96, 145, 147 wolf, mary jo 82, 87, 96, 108 wood, denise 87, 98 woodall, jeff 32, 106 worley, darryl 93 wright, eileen 145 wright, raymond 81 wynder, tom 145 y yager, robert 1, 110, 145 yocum, david 87, 105 york, chase 81, 105 york, mr. (band) 73, 105 york, kim 81, 111 youngman, kathy 145 z zaring, michey 81 zarley, rob 145 zarley, terri 93 zastrow, david 103, 105 Zimmerman, mary 33, 49, 93 index 153 So Gather Moments §9 While You May H Collect the Dreams h You Dream Today A APS 155 TOP OF THE HILL FARM NAUMAN'S ANGUS jlitc TiJ OWNERS: Clinton and Mickey Nauman Children: Nancy, Marcia, Sally, Mike, and Joe. AND CONCRETE Phone: 274-4138 Address: R.R. 1 Box 312 Chi 11 icothe CONSTRUCTION QUALITY BEEF FOR YOU FREEZER UNITS AN BREEDING STOCK ads 156 Phone: 274-3237 210 Walnut Chi 11 icothe, III. 61523 Phone: 274-3812 CHILLI BOWL 615 W. 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Besides the terrific maintenance, your car can enjoy a good, thorough washing for only SI.25 L to R: Jim Dunbar, Jeff Dunbar, Elmer Taylor Ads 170 DISTINCTIVE FOOD SERVICE Two offices SERVING THE ENTIRE PEORIA AREA 4630 N. Sterling 688-0765 Lake of the Woods Plaza 691-6411 Now is the time to let Jenn Realty sell your home at top price. Call Jenn Realty for FREE estimates of value of your home. We have many buyers for homes throughout the entire Peoria area. FOOD SERVICE DEPARTMENT 600 W. CAMP ST. • EAST PEORIA. ILLINOIS PHONE(309)694-4211 BRADLEY'S PHOTO RECORD SHOP 1021 N. Second St. 274-3397 MEMBER R.E.L. inter-city relocation service. THE NATIONS LARGEST RE- LOCATION SERVICE. Stop in either Jenn Realty office for a new, free map of Peoria and surrounding communities. Professional Real Estate Consultants PATRONS Dr. Brooks, M.D. Dr. M.A. Hughes, D.V.M. Dr. Robert T. Bliss, Optometrist A SPECIAL THANKS to our Advertisers and Patrons. We hope that you will patronize these fine merchants. with the support of these businesses, we have kept the cost down in YOUR yearbook. Thanks for your support, THE 1976-1977 YEARBOOK STAFF Ads 172 ONE LINERS In sin, in sex, in hell, in heaven - we're the class of seventy-seven! — Chris Vonk Lee Ann - don't be mad at me for putting you name in the one liner ads, please? — B. Beckner Brian: Remember how no one thought we'd make it - well we made it and we are still making it. The main thing in life is not be be afraid to be human. Sally Nauman '77 God gave me 1 day in 7 to rest, but the yearbook staff didn't. - Mollie A. Borquist At the close of my vision a voice cried from above, Turn it off or I will destroy the earth and all the living things! I think it was Rex. This is a message from the REXISTS! To my students - thanks - you were not the pits. You were the tops (sometimes). D. Burgauer Gross is where it's at! Steve Gross Thank you my friends, old and new. I'm sure glad I knew you. Jessica Petty '77 I've studied Hitler, math, odds and ends. But, learned about life through my friends. Barbie F. To Sam, Debbie, Harold - Thanks for bringing Campus Life to us at IVC. — Pam Thanks to all the big and small personalities who helped me mold my own. — Valerie Brown '77 The Lioness strikes again! A true Zeke adventure by Tim T., Mike B., Mitch E., and Steve (Zeke) G.! For fifty cents I could not pass it up. Hello Karye, you're beautiful! Good luck '77! - Rusty To Lee Ann who sounds the nicest when trying to get you to work! Ads 173 THE TIMES OF YOUR LIFE Enjoy your high school years, for they are the best years of your life. We don't know how many times we've heard that quote. And there were so many times during our high school years that we could have sworn that the person who said that never went to high school. But now that the year is over, the saying takes on a new meaning. We've all seen and done a lot of new and different things this year. We've seen our athletic teams combine to capture the Heart of III. Conference All Sports trophe. We've seen boys and girls to- gether in the same PE classes. We've planted trees, started petitions, sat in for our rights, and walked out for our beliefs. We've said boodbye to our old school and started all over again at a brand new school, with this years seniors being the first graduating class. We've seen bathrooms with no doors, rooms with no heat, and a gym with no bleachers And most of all, we have made good, strong friendships. We have seen many happy times when we have won together, and have gotten each other through times when we have lost. We have seen times when we have suffered to- gether, worried together, celebrated together, laughed together, and cried together. Being yearbook editors, we have seen frustration, tears, and happiness on the staff this year. We want to deeply thand Mrs. Burgauer, who was a great advisor, and Mollie Borquist, our photogra- pher. Without them this yearbook wouldn't have been possible. We would also like to thank the en- tire yearbook staff for their cooperation throughout the year. Best of luck to Bill Beckner, tri-editor, and next year's staff. We have really enjoyed working on the 76-77 Sequence. We hope that it will bring you many happy memories of THE TIMES OF YOUR LIFE.
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