J D Darnall High School - Sphinx Yearbook (Geneseo, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1971 volume:

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The citizens of Geneseo have constantly supported new improvements and trends in education and have made them a reality through their assistance. This annual is therefore dedicated to the citizens of Geneseo for the guidelines which they have set for future generations of Geneseo citizens. ' i - Ti. 1 ,. ff?fWEiW S-tt-Q ZW v -J' I ' , A HP.-f -' L W? be 5 Q X Ei f I fl gl Ei 1 1 1 1 '54 Q V yum, 5 ,. W f 2 , Mg 5 f , v we Actwztzes The new year's eve we did the town The day we tore the goal posts down We will have these moments to remember The quiet walks, the noisy fun The ballroom prize we almost won We will have these moments to remember Though summer turns to winter And the present disappears The laughter we were glad to share Will echo through the years. 4 , . , . ,, f Q JJW' ,w g, i Capture a speclal moment And preserve lt 1n your memory Reflect It m your eyes Capture a personal feeling, and People coming' going But each a part of a mass-a crowd One crowd with many faces. Each an individual d V WM lie' N ' 13,5 ' , 1 - . 1 rf . N M Moments of our lives Activities, classes, and teachers too Never to be forgotten. Relived through pictures, d v We 1 W 1 V Y N W o Administration and Staff Man's desire for knowledge can only be quenched by starting fire upon the fire. 12 x :Q Administration Y us1Tff 'Q, cr xi zzz X li Ty 1 if . xi IJ A Q. XJ ' y yi x ' Q ll V 4 1 A. X' 1 PMS .iw fm, ps. . ' Mr. Phleger Superintendent 55' 1,.i,,jif'W2Qg.j.iw.L,gw A 'x'N ...mai F Mr. Paxson Mr. Curtis High School Asst. Principal High School Principal Board of Education l W. Hanfordg A. Taube, Business Managerg J. Phleger, Superintendentg L. Steesg K. Dilenbeckg A. Yagerg R. Fordg B. Erdmang J. Parsons 13 S taff Mr. Johnson and Mr. Junis Mr. Rein Counselors Counselor Mrs. Waechter Nurse Miss Garrity, Mrs. Schuter, and Mrs. White Miss Verplaetse and Mrs. Abens Unit Secretaries High School Secretaries W f 4? ef X I My M '15, 1 gg me 1, K W vw E2 ' M Ji Mrs. Messer, Cafeteria Head G.H.S, Cafeteria Workers Essential staff members G.HS. Custodians Bus Drivers G.H.S. Custodians English Aids Communication MRS. PAMELA DURIAN, Speechg MISS BARBARA BRISTOL, Drama MRS. GAIL IMEL, English IBQ MRS. PAMELA DURIAN, En- glish II,IIIBg MRS. BETH HAR- ber, English IB,IRg Mr. CHARLES OSTERMEIER, English IIR,IV, IVA,Vg MISS BONNIE WICK, English II,IIIB,IIIR MRS. GAYLE REIN, English III, IIIAg MRS. MYRTLE HORAK, English III,IVg MISS BARBARA BRISTOL, English IA,IB,IIg MRS. JANE SAMUELSON, English II Social Studies Promote Understanding MRS. MYRTLE HORAK, World Historyg MR. WARREN SCHNEIDER, U.S. History, Government MR. RICHARD DRALLE, U.S. History, World Historyg MR. FRED CURTIS, U.S. Historyg MR. HARVEY SMITH, Stu- dent Teacherg MR. KEITH JOHNSON, U.S. History, Government MRS. GAIL IMEL, French I,II IIIg MISS HELEN MADDEN Latin I,II, Spanish I,II L. ,Y ' Ll , ,,- ,AIX I , V .1 14' h J. I , .11 MR. DAVID PEASE, MR. KENNETH COS- I.P.S., Biology A,Cg MISS TENSON, Biology Bg MR. ELIZABETH HEIBER- RAYMOND ROGERS, GER, Chemistry, MR. J. I.P.S., Physics W. TODD, I.P.S., Earth Science Science Leads to Discovery MR. ROBERT PALASKI, Math I,IV,V, MR. MEL VIN ONG, Geometry, Al gebra II, MR. RONALD CLARY, Algebra I,II MRS. CAROL OSTERMEIER, Art MR. LOREN MEADE, Bandg I A , ' V' MR. DONALD RIGGLE, Band 'T' 'ff L ,. 57 -4 -4 ' ' 1 is W - . Ur' 1,13 ' j' M fb Afwff Lf '- L'1L'f , , , g ' . ,gf f L, f r AJ J f Fw 'H if A ,, I M147 SVI, .J X, f I,!,7,,,, V iff' R ' ff., yy? 1 If 'QM' r , A -' ,L f L ff' fy, 'Q g .f!Igr f L 1 f A f ff Aix! ,fat f ,WX If .J - I L Lit! l ' 5 I 1, . KM, f Arts Encourage Expression --'g!r,fLJ Lffw L My R, V7 , -ifzfpu My if 7 fa L 'ff MR. WILLIAM ZANTON, Chorus 19 'Nh 0 -0 Vocational Training MR. BRIAN HUMPHREY Shop II, III, IV, MR. WILi LIAM MARKS, Shop I, Elec- tronics, Advanced Drafting, MR. TED MCAVOY, Shop III, IV, Vocational Metals, Coop., MR. RICHARD KU- LUPKA, Student Teacher Prepares for the Future MISS CAROL TADELSKI, Home Economics I, H.E.R.O. Coop, MRS. SHIRLEY SPARKS, House Interior Decorating, MRS. ANNE LODGE, Adv. Food, Adv. Cloth- ing, Home Economics II, Family Living MR. WILBUR BRO- KAW, Agriculture I, II, III, IV Nw., , MR. HUGH SPYRES, Typ- ing I, Personal Typing, Gen- eral Business, Consumer Problems, MR. CHARLES FUHR, Bookkeeping, Busi- ness Law, General Business, Consumer Problemsg MR. J OE LEE, Student Teacher f . - s 5. T s Business Education Supplies J ob Training Now where is that SH Key? MR. LEROY LINN, Typing II, Business Machines, MRS. JAN- ICE BURNS, Shorthand I, II, Office Occupations Coop, MRS. JANE SAMUELSON, Typing I NIU-JJ 21 -- ,V 4 MRS. SARAH CURTIS, Girls, P.E. MR. LARRY JOHNSON, Boys' P.E. C98:l0D MISS SALLY HATTIG, Girls' ll18z12J MR. JOHN MC OORMICK, P.E. i118z12l Boys' P.E. 6985105 Special Education Makes .. MR. TOM SCHMULBACH, Driverls MR. ROBERT READE, DriVer's Ed., Ed., MR. RODNEY MINDER, DriVer's Algebra I Ed I ' -K ,,-, WN MRS. VERNA HAWKINS, MRS. MRS. VIRGINIA MC CORMICK, MARY MILLER, Study Hall Librarian Well-Rounded Individuals MR. WILLIAM ZANTON, MR. MRS. SHERRY MC AVOY, Special CHARLES CSTERMEIER, MR. RICH- Education ARD DRALLE, Humanities Activities Activity is not something merely found easily, but rather one must grasp at it on the moment of passing. Q 3, -S! , IAQ 4532: 35 X 3'4 .v 'ME az G yy., -Ll' ,CLXS J :J . ' ,- an My ,M f ZW? ' KM -fl J .Ti 'gyl V gf ,f -44. AT Y., in Q, Q -. . X 1. 5,1 3, . L 1 ' I , Wh.. 11: 1 , , K + , - X34 . k Qulwg. -' Q1 ww -. WSE' -1 ' 'iz L f 22 .KV 7 rs , ,Q Z . 14 an ,f i 'M' X gg , k ' .,., ' 1 fmifmpgig, ,. K Y' '- . ' wW,,,,.Q ,... V, - ., .., - , A ' , , ,H.2,J3fw,f,m?,?W,:vws ,M ,ff -, :Y . . , -- 1 f ' mv 'f . A Q I fe 5' if ,' wa K ,NV F1 2, f ,L xi- 1, fx ' Ap' 1 ,,,,-.ix I , .- ,.,, ,Q K 1- 4. , X , ': f'f. Homecoming 1970 KING AND QUEEN Jon Gentry and Mary Ann Blaser DUKE AND DUCHESS Rick Penney and Vicki Kroener LORD AND LADY Steve Emmerson and Joline Loenser Steve Emmerson, Joline Loenser, Jay Penney, Mary Ann Blaser, Jon Gentry, Shelly McAvoy, Vicki Kroener,Rick Penney 1969 king and queen, Bob Orsi and Kris Hanford crowning the new royalty Homecoming, 1970 was held the week of Octo- ber 23. The festivities began on Thursday with the annual Snake Dance beginning in Rink's parking lot and ending at the football field for a pep rally. On Friday the Geneseo Green Machine defeated Rock Falls 30-6 and clinched the NCIC conference championship. The results of the float sweepstakes were that the juniors won with De-Feet 'Ernf' Honorable mention for sweepstakes award went to the sophomores for Looks Like We'll Dunk 'Em Donut? Most Beautiful was captured by the fresh- man for 'QThey Tried But They Couldn't Do It. Most Original went to GAA for Swat 'Em Down. On Saturday Jon Gentry and Mary Ann Blaser were crowned King and Queen, Rick Penney and Vicki Kroener were crowned Duke and Duchess and Steve Emmerson and Joline Loenser became Lord and Lady. The flower girl and boy were Jay Penney and Shelly McAvoy. Music was provided by Puff 'n' Stuff 27 Prom 1970 Highlighted with Bridge Over Troubled Wcitersi' Theme The Prom of 1970 was a great success with its theme Bridge Over Troubled Waters. Shades of blue and a realistic bridge turned the gym into a bright and happy atmosphere. Several members of the sophomore class served refreshments. The Band X provided the music which made the atmosphere and beauty of the gym complete. Hung E.. I l!S9 'SP' wwmev ml! 28 CAST Anna King Lady Thiang Kralahome Tuptim LunTha Louis Prince Chululongkorn Sir Edward Captain Orton Interpreter Rebecca Richardson and Carol Bean David Sisul Virginia Collis and Chris Fuller Bill Prenevost Geri J eska Dan Edwards Ken Erdman Dave Jones Paul Tines Rich Schubkegel Ed Holstrom The King and I Is Sprmg M uszcal The King and I is the delightful story of a fiery English school teacher and her young son who come to Siam in the mid 1860's to teach the royal children The story progresses comically with her arguments and difficulties with the king and her new home until the poignant ending with the death of the king. .L Row 2-E. Holstrom, B. Johnson, L. Singbush, M. Heartlein, K. Hayes, J. Parsons, L. Harris, S. Hartsock, F. VanDeVoorde Row 1 -M. Hughbanks, G. Reschke, B. DeDecker, B. Prenevost, B. Feldman, T. Jones. 'Dinny' Is Bewitching On November 21 and 22 the drama de- partment produced Dinny and the Witches by William Gibson. The story revolves around Dinny's search for one thing in the World that is perfect. It is the story of his dream. Dinny rules the world, but finds that the world not only is not perfect, but will not change. Finally, Dinny's dream turns into a nightmare. But from it, Dinny realizes that what he is search- ing for is what the wisest and most foolish men have always known-love. Dinny ...... Amy ........ Zenobia ...... ....... Luella ...... Ulga ..... Ben .......... Bubbles ...... ........ Tom ......... Dawn ....... Dick ...... Cloe ...... Harry ......... ..... Jake ............. ........ Stonehenge .............. innie .......... ........ Bill Prenevost Becky Johnson Jan Parsons Kathy Hayes Mary Heartlein Tom Jones Sandy Hartsock Bill Feldman Lauri Harris Mike Hughbanks Fran VanDeVoorde Brian DeDecker Gary Reschke Lynn Singbush The Lotteryv is chosen contest play Row 3-C. Hanford, P. McAv0y, B. Prenevost, B. Ellmaker, P. Tines, R. Hamilton, G. Lundberg, D. Slocum, D. Ledford, L. Sing- bushg Row 2-K. Rossow, K. Jackson, C. Trowbridge, S. Abshire, G. Sand, G. Disterhoft, H. Gastg Row 1-N. Love, M. McAvoy, K. Smith, E. Holstrom, D. Sisul, C. DeLay. This year's contest play was The Lotteryn by Brainerd Duffield. The story is about the tradition of choosing by lottery one person in the village. Oddly though, no one wants to be chosen. Finally, Tessie Hutchinson is picked and matter-of-factly murdered. The play actually concerns itself with prejudice and its pointlessness in modern society. The Lottery received third place at N.C.I.C. with three A11-Star cast awards going to Sue Abshire, Gail Sand, and Bill Prenevost. At district The Lotteryv took first place and Won the opportunity to com- pete at sectional where it placed seventh. l 31 A 4 . I ' F N, , 32 A. F. W 'JUILCD wmQN2 Clubs Moments of fun and work create strength and stability in the future. ,VH 11- N0 ' 1 '1 6 -f Aj, A.?'i,ig13?g, . ' f1w1Qw,f,,-s6'7i f,fq11T?1fC22SI'-,5,.g,'L . , Ac' af-1l'!fstNj2:f2'3q .Q2,4gQ.G:g- - .1 t '41.,fK5w,'4 4wf?i..'f 34 Building Tomorroufs Understanding Today Row 4-S. Stiner, D. Slocum, C. Borkgren, B. Favre, L. Gradert, J. Parsons, J. Magerkiu'th, M. Lewis, K. Rossow, C. Nelson, Row 3-J. Lauer, D. Smith, D. Rickman, D. Verplaetse, C. Wright, K. Hayes, C. Trowbridge, B. Clark, N. Love, Row 2-S. Abshire, R. Spiegel, M. Schmidt, B. Dilenbeck, N. Dilenbeck, B. Boyd, C. DeLay, D. Smith, K. Dilenbeck, Row 1 -H. Gast, P. Anderson, J. Wheatley, K. Kittrell, B. Schroeder, L. Ashdown, S. Hulting, F. VanDeVoorde. S. Boyd, Historiang S. Stenzel, Secretary, J. Achterhof, President, C. Rasmussen, Vice-Presidentg Mr. Palaski, Sponsor. The A.F.S. Club had a successful and rewarding year. The sponsorship of two exchange students, from Paraguay and Sweden, widened world experiences and friendships. The club also has two candidates for the summer abroad program. The annual carnival was again held as a money Foreign Exchange Students Marta Gamma raising project in order to sponsor other students in from Paraguay and Gudrun Lundberg from future years. Sweden- 35 Concert Band Row 4-B. Hatch, M. Kirby, K. Waechter, L. Weber, J. Loitz, C. Kane, G. Gentry, J. Meier, B. Weise, M. Hinrichsen, J. Schweninger, J. Magerkurth, J. Snodgrass, R. Sears, B. Snodgrass, J. McCracken, V. Stees, R. Ludwig, K. Achter- hof, S. Hinrichseng Row 3-J. Kittleson, T. Timmerman, P. Taube, S. DePauw, M. Heartlein, L. Gradert, J. Fordham, S. Hulting, , K. Goodwin, W. Anderson, G. White, R. Robertson, L. Douglas, L. Saeger, D. Hofmeister J. Cassens, V. eeloc , S. Goodwin, S. Anderson, M. Dalziel. Varsity Band Row 4-D. Carlile, R. Pinks, M. Floto, J. Weber, F. Will, D. Frazier, R. Meier, G. Feldman, R. Brutsche, K. Cruikshankg Row 3-D. Schweninger, R. Schubkegel, G. Zimmerman, M. Clark, M. Haff, J. Sparks, P. Lofgren, M. Moore, V. DePauw, S. Nelson, Row 2-S. Spanton, R. Ross, R. Nelson, K. Eilers, F. Clark, G. Arnett, K. Lobaitog Row 1-R. Raschke, S. Reschke, C. Hatler, T. Rebout, R. Sammons, G. Newell, E. Stout, K. Johnson, K. Hyatt, B. Humbert, D. Mortensen. Makes Beautiful Music Row 2-M. Asplund, M. Lohman, J. Asplund, J. Hintz, J. Mecum, J. Nelson, K. Kelley, D. Urick, B. Johnson, D. Smith, R. Nelson, B. Moore, M. Parker, M. Brown, Row 1-C. Bean, M. Erdman, D. Rickman, L. Anderson, L. Lippelt, K. Neulieb D. Swanson, J. Swanson, R. Dahl, M. Newman, K. Nordling. Pep Band I Row 3-C. Hanford, F. Will, M. Brown, P. Taube, J. Hintz, J. Asplund, M. Asplund, Row 2-K. Cruik- shank, K. Achterhof, V. Stees, G. Gentry, R. Peak, J. meler, M. Bensenberg, C. Kane, S. Hinrichsen, D. Ludwig, Row 1 -M. Clark, E. Holstrom, L. Saeger, L. Douglass, J. Cassens. K lf, Marching Maple Leafs M. Lohman, J. Magerkurth, C. Rasmussen, B. Hatch, R. Pinks. X. Band members go on strike Solo and Ensemble Contestants Row 3-R. Schubkegel, J. Cassens, G. White, V. Stees, J. Hamilton, R. Robertson, M. Hinrichsen, M. Neuman, D. Ludwig P Taube, D. Schweningerg Row 2-R. Raschke, J. Loitz, K. Kelly, D. Urick, J. Hintz, J. Asplund, S. Hinrichsen, M. Heartlein M Asplund, M, Erdman, B. Hatch, K. Achterhofg Row 1 -L. Abbott, L. Gradert, D. Rickman, L. Anderson, M. Dalziel, K. Nordling B Johnson, D. Swanson, C. Bean, K. Waechter, L. Lippelt. That canit be music. The 1970-71 marching season was start- ed off with a bang when the 120-piece Marching Maple Leaf Band again main- tained their high level performance at the four home football games. Leading the band this year was drum major, Mark Lohman with twirlers Carmen Rasmussen, Joan Magerkurth, Brianna Hatch, and Roxanne Pinks. The band presented precision drill and pagentry routines at both pre-game and half-time shows. Performing at the Homecoming Parade and attending the Western Illinois Band Day on Oct. 31 were also the accomplishments of the band dur- ing the marching season. The entertainment and accompaniment for the Maplettes' routine was provided by the Green and White basketball bands. The Pep Band provided the background music at the Homecoming Snake Dance, Powder Puff Game, and all the pep rallys. The Concert and Varsity Bands gave a Mid-Winter and Spring Concert along with an assembly for the student body of GHS. Members of the bands also took part in the IMEA, the NCIC Music Festival, and the State Solo and Ensemble Contest. Also, two members were selected for the All- State band. At the close of the year, the selected members were rewarded for their fine serv- ice and dedication during the year at the Spring Awards Potluck. Board Play D. Coontield, E. Hgwiom, B. DeDecker, D. Johnson, B. Wilson. l Chess enthusiasts at G.H.S. enjoy rough com- petition through their games. They find that chess is a challenge to the mind which is one of the reasons they like the game. In December, the local club hosted the Iowa-Illinois Chess Tour- nament. During Febru- ary and March the club . attended exchanges with six different schools. Members also attend- ed the state invitational tournament in Ever- green Park in April. They are under the spon- B. Feldman, Secr-Treas.g Mr. Rogers, Sponsorg C. Kane, Vice-Presidentg V. Urick, Sorship 0fM1', Rogers, President. Row 3-B. Collins, V. Hale, C. Trowbridge, P. Knudtson, B. Humbert, C. Rantan, T. Freeman, D. Pitts, K. Howlett, Row 2-S. Miller, K Watkins, D. Hutchinson, D. Hartman, S. Hannon, P. Dahl, D. Kutzman, M. DeBel, L. Farber, P. Ong, Row 1-C. Hatler, F. Capps, M Stevens, F. Rowland, S. Ashley, P. Lofgren, R. Wade, J. Klavohn, C. Heitmanng accompanist, S. Anderson. The chorus this year broke down into three different choirs: The Girls' Choir, Freshmen-Sophomore Choir, and Concert Choir. A Fall concert was also added to the list of the Christmas concert, Spring concert, and Unit Festival. Members from the choirs attended the N.C.I.C. and District 2 Festivals again this year along with solo and ensemble contest. 41 1 P. Terpening 2 P. Crider 3 D. Sisul 4 L. Hancock 5 J. Vincent 6 N. Love 7 D. Massey 8 J. Scavarda 9 M. Schmidt 10 C. Matney 11 K. Hayes 12 C. Wright 13 D. Slocum 14 K. Neulieb 15 J. Granade 16 D. Frisk 17 J. Gray 18 J. Sparks 19 S. Weber 20 M. Boelen 21 D. Haney 22 D. Edwards 23 D. Rahn 24 R. Farber 25 C. Heising 26 L. DeFauw 27 P. Tines 28 J. Schweninger 29 B. Prenevost 30 M. Gummara 31 G. Lundberg 32 C. Borkgren 33 C. Nelson 34 C. Delay 35 J. Johnson 36 J. Terry 37 S. Goodwin 38 C. Bean 39 C. Misfeldt 40 K. Goodwin 41 S. Snyder 42 J. Rokis 43 M. Erdman 44 B. Henningsen 45 L. Lodge 46 E. Dennison 47 R. Spiegel 48 J. Jeska 49 D. Wiltamuth 50 P. Lundy 51 D. Adler 52 J. Shaw ego Q3 Q? o QQ? See o Q ego Q o Q o Q Q Q on Q eogsogg Qoogoow? i o 1 o o l Q23 o Q Q 3 9 1 G. Johnson 2 S. Klingler 3 C. Bates 4 A. Whitmore 5 P. Johnson 6 B. Lavine 7 D. Giebel 8 J. Sparks 9 M. Witherspoon10 B. Johnson 11 D, Hill 12 T. Denison 13 G. VanOpdorp 14 M. Lodge 15 R. Dahl 16 L. Harris 17 B. Egert 18 T. Melillo 19 D. Kepner 20 R. Hamilton 21 C. Heitman 22 D. Rahn 23 J. Henningsen 24 G. Feldman 25 G. Davidson 26 K. Follett 27 C. Daggett 28 L. Kutzman 29 B. Pratt,30..G1-Ford31 S. Abshire 32 J. Williams 33 S, Holdridge 34 B. Boyd 35 J. Sparks 36 L. Clark 37 J. McCrack- en 38 K. Peterson 39 C. Eyrich 0 M. Heartlein 41 S. Cassens 42 C. Paxson 43 L. Abbott 44 D. Powell 45 B. Hatch 46 D. Smith 47 C. Holevoet 48 M7Bi ings o en o o o o o o o 429 Q o o Qoggeg Q oo QQQQQ QD 9 Qi Q9 Q o o ego GQQCQQQDQ 43 H.E.R.O.g. Row 2-D. Noblitt, P. Bowers, M. Neumann, P. Ellis, R. Griffin, C. Gorman, Row 1-L. Glenn, P. Wilhouse, R. Brown, J Lauer, L. Verschoore, J. Leihsing. Coop Provides Work Experience Three new classes were started this year at G.H.S. The classes were: Home Economics Related Occupations, Oflice Occupations, and Cooperative Work Training. The Home Economics Related Occupations Class CHEROD consists of girls working as waitresses, nurses aids, and dental assistants. All of their jobs are related to food or personal services. The girls are learning about personal appearance, income tax, and grammar in the classroom phase. The Office Occu- pations Class COOP is made up of girls working as secretaries, receptionists, and clerk-typists. In the classroom the girls are learning about Various business machines, personal qualities desired by em- ployers, and English skills. The Cooperative Work Training Class CCWTJ, the largest of the Co-ops, consists of boys whose jobs are concentrated in mechanical, agricultural, trades, and industrial occu- pations. All three groups are joined by a Co-op Club, which gives members an opportunity to meet people participating in other co-op programs. The club also takes the members on field trips to businesses re- lated to their classes. Each of the co-op students is employed in a business in the community where they work a minimum of 15 hours a week. C.W.T.: Row 3-T. Walker, J. Klemmer, S. Emmerson, M. Magerkurth, G. Hartsock, J. Gentry, J. Stenzelg Row 2-J. Swanson, T Grymonprez, R. Miller, S. Owens, P. Young, C. Brown, Row 1-D. Frew, M. Pratt, B. Fuqua, A. Janes, B. Happel, A. Thompson S. Cochran. lH.RaJ'?i ' ' Il? iii.-5 0.0.1 Row 2-S. Ford, J. Loenser, A. Dennison, A. Hutchinson, M. Blaserg Row 1 -J. Wheatley, S. Johnson, R. Lan dreth, P. Wienekeg Absent-K. Lester. Row 3-Miss Tadelski, Mr. McAvoy, Mrs. Burns, Coordi- 2 natorsg Row 2-M. Blaser, rep., S. Owens, Vice-Presidentg P. Bowers, rep., Row 1-L, Glenn, rep.g J. Gentry, Presi- Pam Bgwers, Dental Assistant dentg J . Wheatley, Secretary. Bob Fuqua, Mechanic Pam Wieneke, Legal Secretary N 45 D.A.R. and S.A.R. Awards Each year the Daughters of the American Revolution give an award to a senior girl who is voted by her classmates and teachers to be an outstanding citizen. This selection is based on dependability, leadership, citizenship, and scholarship. This year the award went to Cheryl Beuseling. During her four years in high school she has been vice-president of the Pep Club and secretary of the Sophomore class. This past year she was vice-president of the Senior class, secretary of F.T.A., senior class representative of G.A.A., a member of the physical education leaders program, a member of the student council, an Illinois State Scholar, and an alter- nate delegate to Girls State. Her plans are to attend Illinois State University majoring in physical education. Tom Todd 46 Cheryl Beuseling The Sons of the American Revolution give an award each year to a senior boy who is voted by his classmates and teachers to be an out- standing citizen. This selection, like D.A.R., is based on dependability, leadership, citizen- ship, and scholarship. This year the award was given to Tom Todd. Through his four years in high school, he has participated in band, football, cross coun- try, basketball, student council, track, debate, and was an Illinois Boys State delegate. This year he was editor of the yearbook and Master Councilor of DeMolay. Debate Club and ational Forensic League Varsity Debaters: K. Johnson, M. Gradert, K. Kittrell, M. Lohman, M. Bensenberg, T. Terry, Mr. Johnson, Coach. This year the varsity and novice debaters participated in a wide variety of tournaments from December through March. The debaters also attended the N .C.I.C. Conference at Dixon on February 20. Debate, sponsored by Mr. Johnson, gives the students a chance to parti- cipate in competitive activities while develop- ing logical thinking, research, and public speaking. Along with the many awards the debaters received during the year, Geneseo tied for third place at the Illinois Valley Conference on Feb- ruary 6, and Mike Gradert was chosen as the top speaker at Kewanee on December 5. Novice Debate: B. Meier, G. Zimmerman, S. Anderson, P. Johnson, J . Howard, E. Denison. The National Forensic League is made up of speech and debate contestants and spon- sored by Mrs. Durian. The purpose of N.F.L. is to create incentive among high school students to become better public speakers, hence, to be successful, influential citizens and community leaders. Before gaining membership, the students must participate in speech competition and in community service speaking. In this way, the students may work up the needed points for membership. After gaining the points, the stu- dents are awarded the affiliate membership and then continue to work toward the charter membership. I N .F.L. Members: M. Bensenberg, M. Hughbanks, P. Taube, R. LoGiudice, B. Prenevost, K. Kittrellg Absent: T. Terry, M. Gradert, M. Lohman, K. Johnson. 47 G.H. . FFA and Row 5-R. Sears, M. Ashley, M. Pratt, R. Bauwens, D. Boelens, M. Boelens, D. Hofmeister, R. Abell, J . Bos, R. Fassett, J. Giebelg Row 4-S. Waechter, M. Blackert, M. Stufliebeam, A. Reschke, D. Martins, R. Miller, J. McCracken, J. Hamilton, C. Brown, K. VanDeWoestyne, D. Rahng Row 3-B. Daniel, R. Holevoet, P. Bates, T. DeJaeger, B. Blaser, B. Bos, R. DePauw, R. Grymonprez, D. Railey, J. Zwart, P. Boelensg Row 2-A. Pinnick, J. Shaw, S. Mueller, A. Lear, T. Wisely, J. Myers, R. VanMeenen, D. Nelson, Row 1-D. Knudtson, G. Tomlinson, B. Searle, R. Chapman, D. Haynie, P. Gradert, J. Weber. As usual, the FFA members were kept busy with numerous events throughout the year. They started off the year by initiating the Green Hand boys, and all FFA and Greenhand oflicers attended the leader- ship school in Princeton. B. Daniels, K. Korthals, and S. DePauw received second place in the Land Use judging contest. Four boys were representatives to the National FFA convention in Kansas City. They were J. Snodgrass, K. Geuns, S. DePauw, and J. Goetz. J. McCracken brought honor to the chapter by getting first place in the state with his essay on weeds. A. Pinnick received recognition on his corn essay. The annual FFA pancake supper was held in December and cleared about 3650. Also, in December the Geneseo chapter competed in the Parliamentary Procedure contest in Kewanee and came out with first place. In January, the local club held a speech contest, and J. Goetz was the winner. Among other honors, at the Foundation awards in February, S. DePauw received first in Beautification, J. Kleinau received first in soybean production, and the Geneseo FFA received first in chapter safety. During National FFA Week, the members had a radio program and a window display to tell every one what their organization does. They also had a parent and member banquet. W. Anderson, President, J. Ritter, Vice-President, K. Wirth, J. Snodgrass, President! K- GGUHS, ViC9'P1'eSid9T1l3S J- Kleinau, Secretary, K. Korthals,Treasurerg B. Ward, Sentinalg T. Swiger, Secretary, S. DePauw, Treasurer, J. Goetz, Reporter, T. Gry- Reporter. monprez, Sentinal. 48 FHA Chapters Row 3-J. Achterhof, S. Goodwin, J. Speller, M. Neumann, M. Parker, B. Clark, J, Lauer, Row 2-P. Wilhouse, C. Gorman, B. Collings, D. Owens, P. Bowers, P. Cocran, R. Brown, Row 1-A. Heller, S. Smith, L. Verschoore, D. Hughbanks, K. Neaveill, R. Spiegel, C. Rowe. Besides the regular monthly meeting, the FHA girls had many other special events during the year. In December, they had a Daddy-Date Night and in May they entertained the mothers at a tea. This year they hosted the Section 10 Rally here, which included schools in Rock Island, Mercer, and Henry Counties. During November, a Section Skit Night was held, and G.H.S. captured first place. Of course, the F.H.A. and F.F.A. joined together for joint events such as a hay rack ride and a basketball game. Sharon Hulting represented our school as a Section 10 officer serving as secretary. Among their service projects this year was sending proceeds of a money-making activity to an Indian school in South Dakota and sending clothing at Christmas to Kentucky where they were distributed to needy people. i H Row 2 -J . Todd, V.P. of Recreation, L. Gradert, V.P. of Degrees, D. Rickman, Historian, Fathers and daughters enjoying Daddy- K. Goodwin, V.P. of Public Relations, D. Paxton, V.P. of Projects, M. Erdman, Jr. Class Date Night. Rep., Mrs. Lodge, Advisor, Row 1 -C. Nelson, Treasurer, S. Hulting, Secretary, C. Rasmussen, President, C. Owens, V.P., L. Anderson, 2nd V.P. 49 Future Nurses of America Row 3-V. Hale, K. Owen, M. Witherspoon, B. Humbert, C. Painter, R. Pinks, S. Blaserg Row 2-R. Spiegel, J. Lauer, B. Collins, P. Dahl, K. Nordling, B. Hatch, J. Spellerg Row 1 -J. Klavohn, D. Adler, S. Stenzel, M. DeBel, R. Raschke, C. Raschke. Mrs. Waechter, Advisor, J. Hintz, Reporter-Historian, J. Asplund, Treasurerg D. Painter, President, M. As- plund, Vice-President, L. Glenn, Secretary. The Future Nurses of America, sponsored by Mrs. Waechter and Mrs. Maxwell, had another busy and enjoyable year. These girls interested in the career of nursing helped in the volunteer work of pink ladies and junior nurses aides at the Hammond Henry Hospital during the year. Activities during the year included visiting hospitals and homes, talking with hospital representa- tives, and seeing movies on the different careers of nursing available to the members in the future. Also, the members made decorations and tray favors for the hospital along with collecting for the March of Dimes. 50 Parlez-Vous Francais? L. Ashdown, D. Heising, S. Hanford, C. Heising, P. Taube, S. Boyd, G. VanMeenen, S. Schmoll, P. Anderson. Sponsored by Mrs. Imel, the French Club had several interesting programs this year. In December a cosmopolitan progressive dinner was held at which American, French, and Swedish foods were served. Later in the year, several members participated in the National French Contest, and all took part in National Foreign Language Week. Mrs. Imel, Sponsorg J . Terry, Treasurerg C. Borkgren, Secretary, M. Schmidt, Presidentg B. Schroeder, Vice-President. - mf French Honor Society: W. Weimer, R. LoGuidice, J. Wright, S. Boyd, C. Borkgren, P. Anderson. 51 Candlelight Initiation Initiation Banquet GAA Has Active Year Service Project l C. Beuseling, Sr. Representativeg K. Lobaito, Fr, Representative, M. Gabriel, Jr. Rep- resentativeg S. Weber, Soph. Representative, Miss Hattig, Sponsorg S. Hinrichsen, Sec- retary-Treasurer, C. Nelson, Sports Headg J. Wheatley, Pointkeeperg T. Minnaert, . President, D. Mosher, Vice-President-Historian 52 Potential Gutter -Ball Brrrr---It's cold! Go, team. go The Girls' Athletic Association was estab- lished to make athletic activities available to G.H.S. girls and to promote sportsmanship and the understanding of games. This year the girls participated in such sports as: volleyball, swim- ming, bowling, archery, basketball, and golf. A slumber party, skating party, and a senior trip were also held during the year. All activities and sports were under the guidance of Miss Hattig. Over and out Miss Hattig sponsors Activities ' , -.c'- X Horse Now for a spare Help FT : Progress in the '70s Row 4-D. Ritter, J. Rowse, M. Lewis, T. Minnaert, C. Kane, S. Hinrichsen, D. Rickman, B. Clark, Row 3-L. Boblett, J. Hunger- ford, D. Smith, L. Anderson, V. Peterson, D. Massey, P. Heaton, Row 2-C. Talbot, B. Franks, M. Laleman, S. Daggett, D. Loucks, C. Atwell, M. Erdmang Row 1 -C. Hanson, B. Ewert, M. Asplund, B. Henningsen, H. Gast. Miss Madden, Advisor, P. Anderson, Treasurer, C. Beuseling, Sec- retary, S. Hanford, Presidentg J. Meier, Vice-President. In the past year, Future Teachers of America, under the guidance of Miss Madden, has provided for its members interesting and informative programs and speakers concerning their future teaching careers. Besides attending monthly meetings, members have attended several Blackhawk District F.T.A. programs and workshops. During National Education Week, they sponsored a teacher's tea and put up informative posters and displays. Several senior members interested in Elementary Education also attended classes in the grade schools during their study hall periods. 54 Leaflet presents issues E 3 1 Row 4-M. Hinrichsen, B. Kittleson, K. Jones, V. Stees, R. Pobanz, G. Anthony, P. Johnson, B. Feldman, P. Miller, B. Nelson, Row 3-L. Gradert, E. Holstrom, C. Kane, M. Lewis, D. Rahn, S. Hartsock, M. Kimbro, M. Wagy, J. Boone, D. Ritter, Row 2-R. LoGuidice, M. Erdm rhof, G. Sand, T. Denison, S. Stiner, A. Hutchinson, B. Clark, B. Dilenbeck, D. Anthony, S. Roes- ner, Row 1 -H. Gast, W. Peterson, M. Asplund, S. Hulting, J. Howard, M. Bos, B. Ross, D. Sisul. Q J. Terry, Bus. Mgr., V. Urick, Asst. Editor, T. Terry, Asst. Editor, Mrs. Ostermeier, Advisor, L. Anderson, Asst. Edi- tor, R. Larson, Editor, K. Kittrell, Asst. Editor. 9 . 1 k 2 7 , '92, . ' Zipwlinir '1 ' . The Leaflet's purpose is to keep I bet she didnlt think we'd put it in the paper. the Students Well informed and to let them express their views about the school or local issues. A big dif- ference this year in the Leaflet is that there were four assistant editors and many more staff members. An- other change was that the main fea- ture usually took two pages. The Leaflet had tried to feature stories of interest to the students such as pollution and the student council. It had also tried to keep the interest of the students in the paper so that G.H.S. could continue to have a school paper in future years. V 55 i l Row 3 -M. Kempher, R. Bauwens, J. Gray, D. Edwardsg Row 2 -B. Skelton, T. Nelson, G. Schram, R. Andersong Row 1 -D. Arnold, R. Penney, J. Hart. -. Letterman? Club Most of the Lettermen's activities took place during the fall. They had charge of the concessions at several football games. They enjoyed a trip to Chicago and while there saw a Bear's football game. Also, the club donated money to the Junior High School for a score- board. They, of course, kept as their main objective the promotion of good sportsmanship and an interest in . W- . athletics. J. Schweninger, Secretaryg V. Boblett, Presidentg R. Pobanz, Vice President. 56 Row 3-J. Wisely, M. Donaldson, B. Meier, D. Knudtson, P. Johnson, M. Hinrichsen, L. Phlypo, S. Hawkinsong Row 2-W WC. Ullmark, C. Hawkinson, J. Granade, D. Painter, R. Morton, D. Clementz, S. Hultingg Row 1-K. Atwell, S. Schmo , S. c moll, D. Timmerman, J. Sheets, R. Ross, R. Ross, H. Gast. Library Club Students of the Library Club had an- other busy and exciting year, The members attended the Illinois Student Librarianis Association General As- sembly meeting at Knox College on April 11 and sponsored the spring D.R.Y. meeting at Geneseo on April 20. The Library Club meets monthly where they learn to serve the school by their knowledge of books, authors, and the school library. At the end of the year, the members who had missed no more than three meetings were re- warded by a trip to Augustana College library and the Davenport Art Museum. M. Newman, Presidentg L. Anderson, Secretaryg J. Parsons, Vice-Presidentg Mrs. McCormick, Sponsor. 57 M aplettes Highlight H alftime Counterclockwise-L. Ashdown, B. Ewert, B. Henningsen, T. Hunt, G. Gotthardt, S. Daggett, J. Hungerford, D Verplaetse, C. Borkgren, S. Nelson, M. Gabriel, J. Rowse, C. Wright, V. Peterson, L. Boblett, P. McNamara, J Vincent, P. DeCrane, K. McLaughling not present, B. Peterson. The Maplettes had a great year adding pageantry to halftime shows at football and basketball games. Despite the lack of a choreographer, the group was able to perform many interesting and unique routines. The highlight of the year was a novelty dance at Christmas time for which the girls made their own outfits and presented great results. The group is directed by Mrs. Sarah Curtis and captain Kathi McLaughlin. K. McLaughlin, Captaing Mrs. Curtis, Sponsor. Toy soldiers in Leafland 58 l Building Leadership Row 3-M. Egert, J. Fuller, C. Beuseling, C. Hansong Row 2-M. Laleman, P. Heaton, B. Ewert, D. Smith, S. Daggettg Row 1 -C. Talbot, S. Hinrichsen, T. Minnaert, B. Pinks, C. Atwell, D. Massy, B. Franks. Under the guidance of Miss Hattig, the 1970-1971 Junior Leadership Program proved to be a great success. Throughout the year, junior and senior girls interested in physical education careers helped teach classes. The Junior Leaders met weekly to discuss and learn more about physical edu- cation. This enabled the members of the program to gain knowledge as well as ex- perience for their futures. It also implanted self-discipline into each leader. Early in the year the Junior Leadership Program earned money by selling T-shirts. The proceeds from the sales purchased leader uniforms and made possible several field trips. The girls enjoyed attending phys- ical education workshops in the area, a girl's basketball game, and taking a ski trip. SENIORS: Row 3-R, Penney, P. Miller, A. Nitz, V. Urick, T. Todd, B. Feldman, T. Terry, D. Hutchinson, R Larson Row 2 D Verplaetse, D. Rickman, B. Nelson, T. Minnaert, D. Calsyn, R. Skelton, A. Hutchinson, M. Newman, D. Painter Row 1 C Beusel ing, V. Kroener, J. Wheatley, J. Achterhof, M. Blaser, M. Schmidt, B. Clark, J. Hungerford, J. Loenser, S. Hanford not present G. Sand. 60 National Honor Society The National Honor Society is an organization which consists of juniors and seniors who excel in four areas' character service leader- ship, and scholarship. The following six students were elected last year: Vicki Kroener, Jolene Wheatley, Sue Hanford, Becky Langridge, Ron Skelton, and Dale Calsyn. All other members were inducted this year. All the mem- bers are worthy of special recognition for their accomplishments. 9 7 7 J UNIORS: B. Ewert, K. Kittrell, M. Dalziel, T. Timmerman, D. Smith. Row 3-Spiegel, C. Nelson, J. Schweninger, B. Prenevost, J. Gray, M. Erdman, G. Jeskag Row 2-J. Grande, G. Lundberg, S Weber, C. Misfeldt, M. Schmidt, C. Matneyg Row 1-D. Sisul, C. Adler, K. Goodwin, N. Love, E. Denison, T. Terpening. IMEA and CIC Festival Solo and Ensemble Contestants Row 3-C. Paxson, K. Neuleib, D. Powell, C. Bates, D. Giebel, G. Simms, A. Whitmore, G. Feldman, B, Boyd, B. Egertg Row 2 -K. Schillinger, M. Witherspoon, J. Rokis, R. Dahl, B. Johnson,A,T. Denison, D. Smith, L. Abbott, T. Melillo, K. Peterson, S. Klingler, Row 1-B. Pratt, J. Williams, C. Davidson, S. Abshire, ggjfglyrieli, S. Cassens, C. Ford, R. Richardson, C. Kutzman. ll-his e rZl lsfl.. Photo Club Pictures it All K. Kittrell, P. Johnson, M. Hinrichsen, R. Larson, M. Schmidt, B. Reagin, D. Johnson, G. Johnson. Miss Heiberger, Sponsor, L. Douglass, Vice-Pres.g T. Terry, Pres., R. Pobanz, Secr.- Treas. Under the direction of Miss Heiberger the photography club learns to take pictures and develop film. Also, the members assist with iilmstrips. Experimenting with the Future K. Smith, B. Wilson, K. Brake, L. Morton, S. Ashley. pw Under the guidance of Mr. Pease, Mr. Costenson, and Mr. Rogers, the science club explored various fields of science. Mr. Costenson, Sponsorg R. Peak, Secr.g Mr. Pease, Sponsor, S. Hanford, Pres.g S. Ander- What's cookin', Mr. Todd? son, Vice-Pres., Mr. Rogers, Sponsor. -J! Q as Sigma Lambda Chi, the speech organization of G.H.S., began the 1970-71 school year under the leadership of a new sponsor, Mrs. Durian. The contest team represent- ing S.L.C. and the high school was one of the strongest ever. Taking a full team to almost every contest, G.H.S. was cer- tainly recognized by many schools. Through much Work during the last school year, G.H.S. be- came an affiliate member of the National Forensic League, the national honor organization for speech and debate. M. Asplund, Treasurer, Mrs. Durian, Sponsorg P. Taube, President, K. Kittrell, Vice- president, R. LoGuidice, Secretary. Members Attend Speech Contests Row 3-P. Tines, B. Prenevost, A. Whitmore, D. Painter, R. Schubkegelg Row n, L. Harris, M. Schmidt, M. Bensen- bergg Row 1-D. Sisul, A. Johnson, D. Smith, N. Love. 64 S phmx S tal? Editor Bus Manager Jr Editors Copy Editor Classes Editor Sports Editors Photographers Layouts Tom Todd Dale Calsyn Pat Anderson Mary Asplund Sharon Boyd Jane Terry Jolene Wheatley Donna Verplaetse Randy Pobanz J 1m Kleinau Mary Schmidt Mark Hinrlchsen Gail Sand Mrs. Burns, Advisor, T. Todd, Editor Chris Hanson Sue Hanford Achterhof The members of the Annual Staff worked from September through April to get the book ready to be printed in May. Their work activities included selling, writing copy, trying new and interesting layouts, identifying students in group pictures, taking candid pictures, typing, and proofreading. The Sphinx was published by a new company this year, and the new style of printing and headlines should be pleasing to everyone. The Staff' sincerely hopes that it has captured the moments that will spark many memories of the 1970-71 school year for you. Row 3-C. Hanson, J. Achterhof, D. Verplaetse, M. Asplund, P. Anderson, S. Hanfordg Row 2-S. Boyd, M. Schmidt, J. Wheatley, G. Sand, J. Terryg Row 1 -D. Calsyn, T. Todd, R. Pobanz. S. Blaser, Treasurerg D. Mosher, Secretaryg T. Terry, Presidentg D. Robison, Re- porterg Absent-T. Jones, Vice-President. The student council Worked in the 1970-71 school year for their cause-representing the student body in a democratic Way. A beautiful Homecoming was one result of their effort. Sadie Hawkins and other an- nual functions received a great response from the students. Ac- tivities throughout the year kept the council busy in doing what was in the best interest of the school. The Students' Choice and Voice Row 5 -C, Beuseling, G. Gotthardt, P. Miller, B. Feldmang Row 4-M. Gamarra, M. Heartlein, B. Henningsen, D. Coonfield, B. DeDeckerg Row 3-C. Eyrich, K. Neuleib, R. LoGiudice, B. Hanford, J. Mecumg Row 2-M. Pattarozzi, S. Boyd, B. Egert, R. Richardsong Row 1-C. Hanson, S. Blaser. 66 R P C. Miller, Creative Historian, Miss Bristol, Drama Coach, D. Sisul, Scribe, J. Mecum, Treasurer, J. Parsons, Secretary, K. Hayes, Vice-Presidentg G. Sand, President. International Thespian Troupe No. 71 is an honorary society composed of persons who are interested in drama. To become a member, a person must earn 15 Thespian points. Each point is earned by putting in ten hours of work on any high school drama production. During this year the Thespians gave scholarships to two per- sons wishing to attend a drama convention. They also spon- sored a drama workshop and saw various plays. Act Well Your Part Row 4-C. Bean, D. Penney, G. Reschke, D. Edwards, P. Taube, T. Jones, K. Rossow, K. Geuns, R. Nelson, Row 3-L. Clark, B Johnson, D. Slocum, M. Wagy, K. Jackson, B. Prenevost, P. Tines, C. Ullmarkg Row 2-M. Kessler, S. Fleming, C. DeLay, C Trowbridge, J. Terry, S. Abshire, M. Heartlein, Holstro ' Row 1 -C. Ford, G. J eska, K. Kittrell, V. Kroener, F. VanDeVoorde N. Love, H. Gastg Absent: M. Newman, J . Forsyt , . lg t. JE 1 i 5 i 'Nx il 68 1, 'I .V I 69 Sports A day of study and a night of sports complete the memories of victories and defeats. l r, ., ..., W. ...f,,,, , . .-1 .. ,,,, . . . W ... .,,. A 1 l Q I I I Row 3-D. Edwards, V. Pattarozzi, B. Wiese, V. Boblett, A. Nitz, J. Hart, A. Fuqua, S. Emmerson, J. Gentry, R. Bauwens, M Wachtel, Coach Reade, Row 2-Coach Clary, J. Gray, B. Carlson, R. Nelson, D. Hutchinson, D. Arnold, R. Penney, R. Sand, J Schwenmger, D. Martins, S. Owens, J. Kleinaug Row 1-R. Lind, B. Skelton, M. Pratt, R. Hull, M. Kempher, R. Anderson, T. Nel- son, R. Parrish, M. Kinzer, R. Schmell, R. Noel, G. Schram Leafs attain state record in '70 Coach Reade 1970 Medium Division Coach of the Year Illinois Prep Sports Special Coach Clary ni EF x I I5 S E O ffafuf x0f THE skim MAQIJNI ,Q P' 71 Rick Bauwens Junior Center A11 NCIC - 1970 Rick Lind drives for yardage versus Freeport Jim Gray Steve Emmerson Senior Tackle Senior Tackle All NCIC - 1970 All NCIC - 1970 i Jerry Hart Senior End Team Quad-Captain- 1970 All NCIC - 1969-70 Doug Arnold Senior Halfback Team Quad-Captain - 1970 All NCIC - 1970 Vic Boblett turns the corner versus Mendota Vic Boblett Senior Halfback Team Quad-Captain- 1970 All NCIC - 1969-70 First Team All State- 1970 Champaign News Gazette Chicago Daily News Illinois Prep Sports Special Rockford Morning Star Rick Penney Senior Quarterback Team Quad-Captain- 1970 All NCIC - 1969-70 First Team All State- 1970 Chicago Daily News CCaptainJ Rockford Morning Star Chicago Today Tom Nelson Junior Fullback All NCIC - 1970 l Combining a great overall team effort and the leadership of the ' veteran seniors, Geneseo rolled to its fifth consecutive N.CIC. con- ference title and continued the state's longest unbeaten streak to 49 games. The Maple Leafs were also ranked No. 1 in the medium-sized schools division by the Illinois Prep Sports Special throughout the year. The Leafs opened their season at home by rolling over Morrison 58-13. Rick Penney led the scoring parade with four touchdowns and Vic Boblett contributed two in the contest. Geneseo made the long trip to Freeport for their second game and came back victorious 24-7. Boblett, Lind, and Hart each scored a TD as the Leafs offensive line did a great job in moving out the larger Pretzels and permitting the ground game to go. Geneseo traveled to Mendota to open up the conference season and defeated the Trojans 42-8. Vic Boblett scored three TDs, Rick Lind contributed two, and Jerry Hart one as the Leafs rolled up 447 yards total offense for the game. The Green Machine came home for its next game with Hall Township and defeated the Red Devils 54-0. Eight players entered the scoring column as Geneseo tied the state record for consecutive unde- feated games at 44. Geneseo went to Rochelle armed with the knowledge that a victory would be a large step to the con- ference crown and would give the Leafs the new state record for consecutive undefeated games. The defense rose to the occasion as Mark Kempher caused an early Hub fumble which Vic Boblett ran in for a TD to give the Leafs an early lead. Steve Emmerson then blocked a Rochelle punt out of the end zone for a safety to give the Leafs a 10-0 halftime lead. Rochelle scored in the third quarter but then it was the offense's turn as Rick Penney scored after a long drive to ice the game. Final score: Leafs 18, Rochelle 12, and the state record belonged to Geneseo. The Homecoming game against Rock Falls was played in the mud, but it failed to slow the Leaf of- fense down. Boblett scored two TDs While Hart and Arnold each scored one as the Leafs won 30-6. The rain followed the Leafs to Princeton but it again failed to stop the offense as Geneseo scored 46 points in the first twenty minutes of playing time to go ahead and win 46-14. Boblett scored three TDs, Tom Nelson contributed two, while Rick Penney and Rick Parrish added one each. Geneseo's next game versus Ottawa at home was billed as the state's biggest game as the two divi- sion champs of the N.C.I.C. met. The Leafs put their 47 game unbeaten streak on the line against Otta- wa's streak of 22 and both squads enjoyed state ranking. Ottawa pulled ahead early in the game, 6-0, but Tom Nelson scored to tie the game late in the first quarter. Ottawa again rolled to the Leafs 7 -yard line but the defense held and turned the game's momentum around to the Leafs. Vic Boblett scored late in the first half to give Geneseo a 14-6 lead at the half. In the second half, Boblett scored twice, while Lind and Gentry each added a TD as the Leafs won going away 42-6. At the gamels end, Ottawa coach Bill Novak paid a high compliment to the Leafs as he judged them, The finest club any of mine has played against in my 24 years as coach at Ottawa. The Leafs finished out the season by defeating Kewanee in the mud 38-6. Penney scored three times while Tom Nelson and Vic Boblett had one TD each as the Leafs closed out another unbeaten season. Each one of the players should be congratulated for their dedication and hard work in striving to give the Green Machine yet another undefeated season. 74 -an SOPHOMORE TEAM: Row 3 - Coach Linn, J. Yeargle, D. Giebel, R. Brutsche, W. Anderson, B. Searle, B. Parrish, M. Anderson, R. Thies, Coach Johnsen, Row 2-J. Goetz, K. Cherry, M. Wigant, S. Holevoet, B. Reedy, B. Blaser. R. Schubkegel, K. Bazeg Row 1: P. Schmeltzer, R. Egert, T. Shannon, D. Schweninger, T. Swanson, B. Daniel, B. Croegaert, Absent-S. Klemmer Although compiling a record of 1 win, 7 losses, and 1 tie, The Sophomores did show prom- ise that they will develop in the future. Under Coaches Linn and Johnsen, the Leaflets began to show late in the season the true potential they do have to become a fine team. The experi- ence they gained will deiinitely benefit them in the future as they become essential parts of the Green Machine. The Freshman squad finished out the season with a record of 2 wins, 3 losses, and 1 tie. Their coaches, Mr. Marks, Mr. Shoemaker, and Mr. Kulupka spent most of the season teaching the team the basics of high school football and developing them into a cohesive unit. FRESHMAN TEAM: Row 3-B. Gernant, P. Siewak, G. Robertson, M. Parrish, S. Barnett, B. Melillo, B. Ward, Coach Shoemaker Row 2-Coach Marks, J. Henningsen, S. Klingler, S. McCann, R. Anderson, K. Wirth, G. Johnson, H. Schmell, Coach Kulupka Row 1-G. Feldman, J. DeSplinter, L. Parker, G. Wigant, J. Salzer, J. Frank, M. Fuqua, R. Holevoet, A. Pinnick Cross-Country Row 5-S. Stenzel, M. VanDaele, K. Cruikshank, T. Sherbeyn, G. Benhart, S. Smit, Row 4-M, Deul, T. Parker, J. Nordling C. Bates, M. Brown, K. Bohlandg Row 3-T. Shannon, R. Snow, A. Reschke, V. Stees, M. Hinrichsen, A. Whitmore, J. Mecum, T Wisely, D. Kepnerg Row 2-K. Plunkett, J. Reedy, T. Johnson, R. Chapman, S. Profiri, J. Haff, B. Walters, C. Patten, B. Durand Row 1-D. Reese, R. Skelton, M. Ashley, G. Ziles, R. Pobanz, T. Todd, B. Barnes, D. Calsyn. The sophomore and varsity squads had an average dual-triangular season, while the junior and varsity went unbeaten. For the second year in a row the Leaf harriers won the Henry County Meet. They also placed second at the Kewanee Invitational, third in the Maple Leaf Run, fourth in the Northwest Conference, and sixth at the Geneseo Invitational. In finishing the season, Coach McCormick's harriers placed fifth of eleven teams at N.C.I.C. and fourth of thirteen at District. At District, Randy Pobanz turned in an impressive run in winning the crown after leading the entire race. Randy's brother, Dennis, was also District Cross Country champ in 1967. His win at District enabled Randy to compete at Sectional where he finished third for the second consecutive year. Pobanz went on to the State Meet also for the second year and placed 49th of 182 runners. With the top three runners graduating in June, Coach McCormick could lack some talent and experi- ence in the fall but should still enjoy a good season. Coach McCormick and Leaf Ace Pobanz T.. PK! 1- 1 ,j . ' x , -.. 'J ' , ,L sz.. lr if I ' fs.. ,A K gs -K Row 2-J. Reedy, J. Yeargle, R. Bauwens, V. Pattarozzi, R. Penney, C. Patten, R. Andersong Row 1-A. Nitz, B. Barnes, S. Profiri, T. Todd, J. Haff, A. Reschke Veteran Seniors spark basketball team Coach Humphrey 78 A young team, the Maple Leaf Cagers suffered a tough season, winning five and losing seventeen. The veteran seniors, Tom Todd, Rick Penney, and Art Nitz sparked the squad with their fine leadership. Throughout the year, the Leafs played some very good basketball against some of the state's finest teams, but their inconsistancy hurt them many times. There were some bright spots, however. The develop- ment of the squad's underclassmen during the latter half of the season showed that better things can be ex- pected next season. The squad also came up with an impressive victory over Rock Falls in their final con- ference game. At the season's end, Rick Penney was named to the N.C.I.C. all-conference squad and was picked by his teammates as most valuable player and team captain. Combining some hard work and determination with the valuable experience gained this season, a brighter future can be expected for next season. 3,2 ii , fy 4 M... . -, Q- ,. 3 ., f -1 ds' fr - A , 'wr I 'Vs fl ' , ii' aifzihiifiia i f if 9 ,w LEAFS . XX,L.:..., W., - . -1 M. , if v,,,f,:, YV N 9-. Q :2 l , A .m fi, Na nods' age .F J, Q Tw- ' s 'F if Fi f 1. f Y 4. A LEAP , , -fm E Row 2 -Coach Marks, B. Martins, J. Yeargle, R.'Brutsche, A. Reschke, M. Hinrichsen, W. Anderson, R. Granellg Row 1 -S. Span- ton, Manager, L. Gillespie, C. Frederick, D. Andrews, B. Thies, D. Schweninger, G. Feldman The sophomore basketball squad steadily improved throughout the season under Coach Marks. The highlight of their season was an overtime victory over a fine Dixon squad. Although winning only three games, they showed the desire to improve and became fine varsity players. The freshman basketball squad, under Coaches Johnsen and Clary, were hampered in that three of their best players played fulltime with the sophomores. They spent most of the season developing into a unit and, with added experience, they should develop into a fine team. Row 4-Coach Clary, K. Cruikshank, Manager, C. Bates, J . Nordling, M. Parrish, M. Anderson, Coach Johnsen, Row 3 - P. Siewak, R. Anderson, S. Klingler, T. Rokis, B. Gernant, S. Smit, Row 2-D. Nitz, G. Zimmerman, J. Myers, M. Brown, J. Allison, J. Salzerg Row 1-J. DeSplinter, S. Stenzel, D. Nelson, K. Bohland, T. Shannon, R. Nelson .fikilil VW Row 3-S. Nelson, R. Amens, B. Croegaert, T. Shannon, H. Schrnell, V. DePauw, G. Wigant, B. Reedy, P. Boelens, K. Wirth, J Frank, S. Verplaetse, B. Snodgrass, M. Clark: Row 2 -R. Dietz, R. Parrish, B. Handord, R. Sand, M. Boelens, A. Fuqua, M. Wachtel M. Stufilebeam, G. Reagin, R. Egertg Row 1 -M. Fuqua, P. Smeltzer, R. Wolf, D. Johnson, R. Hull, R. Stiner, R. Farber, D. Hutch inson, S. Owens, J. Gray, G. Schram Wrestlers Starve and Sweat for Victory Coaches McCormick and Shoemaker The Leaf Wrestlers compiled a 6-10 record during the season in dual competition. The team placed second at the Northwest Conference meet and finished fifth at District. Senior HWT, Jim Gray, led the squad with a 23-3 mark for the year. Jim placed first at the Northwest Conference meet and at District while claiming a second at the N.C.I.C. meet. Junior, Galin Schram, at 132 pounds compiled a 15-7 record with championships at District and at the Northwest Conference. Senior Ron Stiner, at 167 pounds, was the Leafs third qualifier at District and chalked up a 14-8-1 record. Two other wrestlers captured winning marks with Mark Kempher finishing with a record of 12-5-1, while Russell Farber finished 13-7. With a number of varsity wrestlers returning next year and added help from the J .V.s who car- ried a 6-2-1 log, Coach Shoemaker can look to a bright future in his wrestling program. Marty Fuqua Randy Wolf Phil Srneltzer 98 lbs. 105 lbs. 112 lbs. Randy Hull Dean Johnson Galin Schram 119 lbs. 126 lbs. 132 lbs. Dave Hutchinson Mark Kempher Steve Owens 138 lbs. 145 lbs. 155 lbs. Jim Gray Ron Stiner Russell Farber HWT 185 lbs 167 lbs. . Team Captain Greatest year QUQT' Coaches McCormick, McAvoy, Kanke, Linn The captain and most valuable trackman of the year was Mark Skelton, who scored 129V2 points, good for the seventh place in the all-time scoring list. Mark also set a school record in the 180-yard low hurdles, while leading the team to nine new records. With a fine 9-5 overall season record and a 3-0-1 dual-triangular record, the Leaf tracksters scored 31 points in the District Meet. While this would usually Win, the Leafs only managed a fourth place finish but sent eight tracksters to the state meet. They were Randy Pobanz, 2-mile rung Tom Todd, 880-yard rung Roger Boyd, 440-yard dash, John Borkgren, high jump, Paul Nitz, discus, Bob Orsi, shot put, and the mile relay team of Skelton, Todd, Boyd, and DeMont. The Leaf tracksters won the Northwest Conference Meet Cfirst time, usually won by Galesburgb and the Class A Monmouth Relays Cfirst time in Class A, beat Galesburg, Quincy, and Burlingtonj In then N.C.I.C. meet they were 2-12 and 4-40 in the District. XY, Y . xr 3 f wc 482.648 QRS -is sf - Y HES Sq: .. 412255. S25 -xl gg-crib Qtliba .. L. iw 6z'A .a0 I Ol 5 ft ' , Q' r if , , T, -'qxrp S - . -iz . Trl-:X K .U ,.. . mug, eg I g ya A no-,ca SJ it .v...x W , , , ul, - rams 1. 5 Y 1- .mix . ,mm ,f V . f TPACK ' J' . Ei 'Mm C 'MVA i I Tull N. . w :Tim ' P ll 'X s . .. as Row 7-D. Schweninger, V. Stees, W. Anderson, J . Mecum, R. Brutsche, B. Hanford, S. Holevolt, M. Hinrichsen, S. Klemmer, J. Myers, B. Blaser, B. Daniels, A. Reschke, D. Dralleg Row 6-B. Martins, J. Goetz, R. Egert, M. Wigant, B. Croegaert, B. Reedy, J. Ritter, G. Sims, B. Searle, P. Smeltzer, C. Lind, T. Shannon, R. Lambin, Row 5-R. Robertson, R. Chapman, R. Dietz, R. Noel, D. Knudtson, R. Schmell, A, Fuqua, J. Haff, C. Patten, B. Parrish, D. Hursman, Row 4-D. Reese, G. White, G. Schram, B. Skelton, G. Viane, R. Anderson, B. Barnes, R. Bauwens, M. Kinzer, M. Pratt, B. Durand, Row 3-T. Nelson, T. Johnson, R. Skelton, D. Cal- syn, R. Pobanz, R. Parrish, V. Boblett, G. Hartsock, J. Schweninger, S. Owens, K. Plunkett, R. Hull, Row 2-W. Anderson, G. Ziles, D. Jolly, J. Gentry, A. Nitz, J. Hart, J. Gray, D. Arnold, R. Penney, B. Walters, J. Reedy, Row 1 -M. Redell, P. Shoemaker, R. Hull, J. Kemmis, R. Boyd, R. DeMont, M. Skelton, J. Borkgren, P. Nitz, B. Orsi, S. Dodge, M. Leamen, Absent T. Todd. i 86 The following broke records: 2-mile relay, Gregg Ziles, Scott Lodge, Mark Redell, and Mark Leameng 2-mile run, Randy Pobanz, 880-yard run, Tom Todd, 440-yard dash, Roger Boyd, high jump, John Bork- greng discus, Paul Nitz, shot put, Bob Orsig spring-medley relay C110-110-220-4405 Tom Nelson, Jon Gentry, Greg Moore, and Vic Boblettg and 180-yard low hurdles, Mark Skelton. Paul Nitz and Randy Pobanz Won the discus and 2-mile run, respectively, at the District meet and went on to the State meet. Paul competed in the preliminaries, and Randy finished ninth in the finals. Randy also went undefeated until the State meet. There were 21 varsity letter winners, including 12 seniors, 8 juniors, and 1 sophomore. Qs-ro 3 H'-5, my 9 l 87 Row 2-Coach Johnson, M. Hinrichsen, B. Riggle, B. DeDecker, G. Neuleib, B. Feldman, M. Wachtel, D. Coonfield, P. Miller, Row 1-B. Snodgrass, J. Griggs, J. Keag, L. Saeger, D. Hutchinson, B. Nelson, R. Neuleib, R. Sand. Golf Bill Feldman Brian DeDecker Don Coonfield With five varsity lettermen returning, the 70 squad shot pretty well. They finished seventh in N.C.I.C. competition and thirteenth out of eighteen teams at District. Captain Gregg Neuleib and Paul Miller flow average for the yearb headed the seven letter winners, which included two seniors, four juniors, and 1 sophomore. Finishing the year with a 5-8 dual meet record, the squad did as expected. With iive returning letter- men, Coach Johnson could look forward to a very successful 71', season. 88 ez? ,,. 1? , A f, - , . +41 aw gf -7' , -r e 'R Ye 9 5 ' if S fy 1 P af- . X S' e-if M fe e is R h . 1' 1 H ll, 'JAKE' . aj h at JP ' X 4' 0' . ml, . f, ' L' when you ' - 4- Q 'KJ 4 x 1 2 Q1- .V ,, 5 v 6 Super Sue Socks it to 'em s eggggz easy you go greasy, fkreasyi W' Just try it baby! I trled their product and it worked wonders ,ae A in just weeks DISH A .54 S x1'aa4.5:g5 a . ie.-. ,,,A:h I ,-1 H 1 w ,....,........... , The summer of 1970 brought excitement for the Varsity Cheerleaders. They attended camp at Normal, Illinois where they received two superior, two excellent, and one outstand- ing ribbon in evaluations. They obtained acro- batic instructions from a dance studio to increase their skills. New football uniform additions were purchased, including green leather shoes and matching jackets. The cheerleaders gave a great amount of their time and energy to boost school spirit. They sponsored a victory dance-after the first football game. They contributed enthusiastic new ideas for pep rallies, cheers, posters, and student participation throughout the year. Their eifort, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Curtis, proved to make them a vital part of GHS' sports. Jill Atwell, Rhonda Pearson, Mary Kessler, Kathy Follett, Debbie Penney gdb-. , Sw WNY E X w-:':::v::z' i ,1 an I 3 H . -V Mary Ann Blaser, Vicki Kr0ener,J01ir1e Loense-1'lCaptainJ, Debbie Baze, Pam Nitz, Chris Hanson i i i Classes Only moments it seems since then yet years since its been. 92 +- 2 xy 1 xy 'fr ,Av Ng 1. 'N N69 ra. Q M 3' Vx 9 f' fem'-5? R5 a? fA zWv' 'ifamfgfi H AQ? wb-s'2 fm W 1-J' . 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' em., f' V mi- .---- Eff 'KKK - ' .sv ,ez -xv.. .-w 'ffL,.,j 'M ya. 1.-. ff 5. ,gnu 14.,Z':Ap-.. -5. '77, 22 4' w w-, ' - 'J '13-AU-2?-. .., 3.2.54 'w-L1 'lx i Class of'71 Tomorrow .S F uture.. As the Class of '71 ends its four years of high school, each student will go a separate way, but each will carry with him memories of G.H.S. Our Freshman year we met the challenges and new ex- periences of high school. Under the leadership of Vicki Kroe- ner, Donna Verplaetse, and Terry Eslinger, the class built their first float, Target: NCIC.', Although the float did not win a prize, it helped the class unify and work together for the years to follow. As Sophomores we overcame our fears and proved our- selves by building a sweepstakes float, Shoot 'Em Downf' Our magazine sales were a great success as we were guided by Don Coonfield, Joan Hungerford, and Cheryl Beuseling. Our Junior year had to be the busiest and the most fun- filled year. The class won a prize for their man-powered float, Leafs' Kingdomf' Between receiving class rings and taking college board tests, we managed to prepare for the event of the year, prom. Bridge Over Troubled Waterv was the theme for the 1970 prom, and it was enjoyed by all who attended. A great feat of the junior class girls was their win over the Sen- iors in the first annual Powder Puff football game. The offlcers of this great year were Paul Miller, Vance Urick, and Theresa Hunt. The long awaited year of superiority finally arrived for the Class of '71 with Jon Gentry, Cheryl Beuseling, and Jim Kleinau as class officers. Our final float, 'iMan Makes Rockets, Only God Makes Leaves was built with great pride knowing it would be the last. The girls again proved themselves by win- ning over the junior girls in the second Powder Puff game, giving them a two-game winning streak. The Grean Machine also continued its winning streak and surpassed the state record which was the greatest accomplishment of the year. As the Class of '71 graduates and assumes its place in the future, it will take with it many memories of high school years. CHERYL L. BEUSELING Vice-President Y, M7, , , JON L. GENTRY President JAMES L. KLEINAU Secretary-Treasurer JACK C. BATES CONNIE S. BISHOP PAUL K. BLANKENFELD MARY ANN BLASER VICTOR N. BOBLETT DENNIS A. BOELENS 94 JANICE M. ACHTERHOF CAROL M. ANDERSON DOUGLAS N. ARNOLD LINDA J . ASHDOWN MARK C. ASHLEY CAROL J . ATWELL KEITH C. BUYSSE DALE E. CALSYN JAMES A. CASSENS REBECCA L. CLARK DEAN R. CLEMENTZ STEVE L. COCHRAN PETER A. BOS PAMELA S. BOWERS MARY L. BROWN RITA M. BROWN DONALD E. BULLOCK KATHY BUYSSE SANDRA K. COLLIS DONALD E. COONFIELD DEBRA L. CORNELL BRIAN H. DeDECKER RANDY S. DeLAY ARLENE A. DENNISON STEVEN W. DePAUW MARY E. DONALDSON LeANN DOUBET LARRY F. DOUGLASS WILLIAM F. Y DOY KATHLEEN A. EBERSPACHER I DANIEL J. EDWARDS LANNY F. EDWARDS MARTHA A EGERT PATTY J. ELLIS PEGGY J. ELLIS WILLIAM G. ELLMAKER STEVEN R. EMMERSON YVONNE L. FAVRE WILLIAM M. FELDMAN JANET L. FELSKE SHERRY L. FORD JOAN R. FORDHAM DEBORAH A. FREDERICK GEORGE R. FREW JANE E. FULLER ROBERT F. FUQUA JAMES M. GRAY LARRY G. GRAY DAVID K. GRIFFIN KENNETH A. GRIFFIN TIM E. GRYMONPREZ STEVEN A. HAARS MARTA H. GAMARRA MARIE J. GHYS CATHERINE L. GORMAN GLENDA S. GOTTHARDT MICHAEL W. GRADERT RICHARD J. GRANELL CHRISTIANA S. HEISING VICKIE L. HENSON MARK R. HINRICHSEN SUSAN K. HINRICHSEN DENNIS M. HOFMEISTER DAVID E. HOLSEY SUSAN E. HANFORD ROBERT W. HAPPEL PATRICIA L. HAPPEL JERRY R. HART WILLIAM E. HARTSOCK PATRICIA L. HEATON TIMOTHY H. HOPKEY IHANA HOWELL DEBRA L. HUGHBANKS ROGER L. HULL JOAN M. HUNGERFORD THERESA A. HUNT BARRY L. HUNTER ANN MARIE HUTCHINSON DAVID H. HUTCHINSON DEAN N. JOHNSON RODNEY R. JOHNSON SUE A. JOHNSON DOUGLAS L. JOLLY JOHN A. JOSEPH g EMNKWSEWWTE Q CYNTHIA L. i I KANE Q-A I f MARKA. M KEMPHER A DARRELL H. KEPN ER KENNETH J. KIMBRO BRIAN E. KITTLESON JAY D. KLEMMER JULIE A. KLEMMER VICTORIA LLL KR-QLWENER ROJEAN R. L7-XNDRETH RODNEY C. LARSON JUDY R. LAUER A. MARIE LEAR DONALD L. LEDFORD RICHARD B. LUDWIG GUDRUN M. LUNDBERG KATHRYN I. MCLAUGHLIN MARK J. MAGERKURTH LINDA I. MALLUM DEBORAH L. MASSEY 102 JANET C. LEIHSING HEIDI A. LENTZ KAREN S. LESTER RICHARD E. LINDELL LYNETTE M. LODGE J OLINE M. LOENSER '! .L.. 4 CHERYL A. MISFELDT BRENDA K. MOSS ARTHUR J. MUELLER WILLIAM J. NELSON LINDA S. NEULEIB RANDAL L. NEULEIB JEFFREY D. MEIER ALAN D. MILLER COLLEEN A. MILLER DANIEL W. MILLER PAUL J. MILLER TRUDI A. MINNAERT JANET A. NOWERS DEBRA B. PAINTER MARCIA J. NEUMANN MARK C. NEWMAN ARTHUR J. NITZ DIANE C. NOBLITT RICHARD L. PARRISH DEBRA J. PAXTON JANET M. PAXTON ROSEMARY PEAK 4 RICHARD A. PEN NEY BARBARA J. PETERSON BETH A. PIN KS RANDY S. . POBANZ WILLIAM P. PRENEVOST BRUCE A. QUAYLE 1r::::f CARMEN R. RASMUSSEN CYNTHIA A. REEDY DEBORAH K. RICKMAN DAVID L. RILEY DIANA L. RITTER GARY S. ROGERS LAWRENCE S. SAEGER GAIL E. SAND JANET S. SCAVARDA I MARY E. SCHMIDT BECKY L. SCHROEDER JOHN W. SCHWEN IN GER , ,, vw- -fiy w rn ,f 5 Q 4 ff? ,L .Q 25,5 ' 's. 3f5a 521i1Ze3. fm, 1 ' V JEFFREY W. SPARKS RUTHANN SPIEGEL JEFFREY L. STENZEL SHARON L. STENZEL RONNIE J. STINER BRIAN C. STOKES TIM L. SCRANTON RANDY C. SEARS KAREN L. SIEWAK DAVID W. SISUL RONALD L. SKELTON JERRY L. SNODGRASS PAUL J. TINES THOMAS J. TODD VANCE D. URICK KEITH A. VanDeWOESTYNE DONNA S. VERPLAETSE LANA M. VERSCHOORE JOHN R. SWANSON W. CARL SWITZER CHARLES W. SWITZER BARBARA E. TAETS THOMAS C. TERRY ALLEN E. THOMPSON PATRICIA J. WILHOUSE LINDA J. WOLF CAROL A. WRIGHT KENDALL L. WYFFELS PATRICIA L. YOUNG GREGORY E. ZILES 108 JANELLA K. VINCENT FRED D. WARREN LARRY W. WELGE J OLENE L. WHEATLEY PAMELA K. WIENEKE ROBERT W. WIESE Seniors Reflect High School Moments FLOWER - White Rose COLORS - Crimson and Silver MOTTO- A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. SPONSORS- Mrs. G. Imel Mr. C. F uhr Mr. W. Marks if ,,l Q- 5 . iv. on ttt . . ' EQ 0. i Richard Anderson - President Marcia Lewis - Vice-President Beverly Ewert - Secretary Class of '72 Comes Through The Juniors have again completed another work- and fun-filled year at J. D. Darnall High School. The junior class, sponsored by Mr. Spyres, Miss Hieberger, and Mr. Todd, has participated in many activities throughout the year. In the fall, many juniors labored hard at building their float titled Defeat Em,', which Won the Sweepstakes Award. The class also went through the agony of waiting for their class rings until December and strived hard to present the Seniors with a very enjoyable and beautiful prom. The year was also filled with much suifering through the many tests which were taken, such as the P.SA.T., S.A.T., AND A.C.T. The class of 72 looks to next year for fun and more eventful challenges. Happiness is Homecoming! Learning about GHS. 110 Roger Abell Kim Achterhof Debbie Adler Larry Anderson Linda Anderson Pat Anderson Debbie Anthony Gerald Anthony Mary Asplund Bob Barnes Rick Bauwens Debbie Baze Carol Bean Michelle Bensenberg Mark Blackert Mary Blackert Sue Blaser Lynn Boblett Mark Boelens Chris Borkgren Ted Borkgren Bill Bos Jim Bos Merry Bos Sharon Boyd QW, ,,,,,,. 1,4 nn, 5 Ae-HN' i ii rr g W egg, l ws, fi B f., -vu 1 - ., ,,, V r+?EZ3 , ?fw,g is 2 . .aa,ao. Elij, A B i any ' A .I ?Mi' V QQ , i f 3 ,o,, ggi? f ' I ie 5 Q? ,.,,. 1,3533 .Q Q5 Eyai if ' 64.42 4' ' :BZ 'C' E?BfsW A ea, 5 may , H , .93q5,,,., , M f . ' J: 1 f z il mfa', dai? B QM, - V xy: , BWV 2 W' Competing in The Mud Bowl 111 ' wa, if x x r l mia .. 9? 'lv Q14 all ., 4 wir YK fi lv 1 . iam H X . KL .., f K I KK LLA A T . 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They won the sweepstakes honorable mention in the homecoming parade for their float, Looks Like We'll Dunklem, Donut? Other moments included taking the career aptitude test, selling magazines, and ordering class rings. Now they are looking forward toward even greater moments in their last two years of high school. '--- b2 1' 212+ 4ac 2ac Kathy Abell Sue Abshire Sheri Adams Rick Aman Wayne Anderson Gary Arnett ,Brenda.,Ashley9ff 7 Roy Ashton ' Joy Asplund Steve Bachman Vicki Bates Kim Baze Rick Becht Dan Beemer Bobbi Bell Mary Billings Bob Blaser Julie Boone Carl Borkgren Cindy Borzick Roger Bos Ron Browning Randy Brutsche Francis Capps Cindy Carnes Neil Carroll Robin Chapman Ken Cherry Bill Church Linda Clark Pam Cocquit Bonnie Collins Pam Crider Bruce Croegaert Paula Dahl Brian Daniel Pat DeDecker Tom DeJaeger Cindy DeLay Terry DeMont Kathy DePauw ,., , I., ,. M, 4 me f X 1 i Gifs. wg,f,,w,f . 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Moore Debbie Mortenson Jim Myers Corrie Nelson Jane Nelson Kari Neuleib Lu Ann Neuleib Paul Neumann Glenn Newell Terry Parr Bill Parrish Jan Parsons Cindy Paxson Debbie Penney Joyce Peterson K Wanda Peterson Mike Pettit U I Eifiaiii PHTYPFQ7 B Roxanne 'Pinks Noontime Revival The witches are comin' f Kerry Pisman Cathy Pitts Diana Powell Don Powers Beth Pratt Dennis Rahn Dave Railey Chris Rantan Garry Reagin Stan Redell Chuck Reed Bob Reedy Allan Reschke Gary Reschke Dave Rice Mike Riley Jim Ritter Debbie Robison ' V. . - .tf. 15' ' f e we g, 1 ifer' 'Q ,kay 4 . ,,,.., W . . raw Y Q . X Qll t l,, fn! rrr,er X 455 ... .-.,,- r, . .S ,....,-. is W Sl33 fff3:i??:f ww--1 - ., :,:- gl f as . r.,l5qg,5: . 'E 2 E 'J ' JoAnne Rokis 2 WN! 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The year was filled with many new experiences for the Freshmen, who were led by oflicers Melinda Pattarozzi, Presidentg Steve McCann, Vice-Presidentg and Larry Kutzman, Secretary-Treasurer. The Freshmen enjoyed their first year at GHS and are looking for- ward to their future high school days. Melinda Pattarozzi, President Steve McCann, Vice President Larry Kutzman, Secretary 125 ab in F Gi f 1, at , z. ,Vg f :1:.... , paggaf- .U 'fi gf, . 1, Q u 1 . . till? i '1Hf?g: f Q H ff? Q 2 rf , Dill I 2 'L .3 .1 if it 5. M' 'av V 'B 'lf ,J 7 ffm- vary Af ik NK fill . if 1,,. I ,,,, , Q l . l W A lt ss l V lf ,L, 1.5 Q. ' : h ,X rf, evil 'fr' bn My ll I , 29 vi! if 1 U ,,.. 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Index Ashley, Brenda 119 Ashley, Mark 48, 77, 94 Abell, Kathy 119 Abell, Roger 48, 111 Abshire, Sue 31, 35, 43, 61, 67, 119 Ashley, Stacy 41, 63, 126 Ashton, Atwell, Atwell, Roy 119 Carol 54, 59, 94 Jill 90, 126 Steve Emmerson and Mary Ann Blaser Blaser, Bob 48, 76, 86, 119 Blaser, Mary 26, 27, 45, 60, 91, 94 Blaser, Sue 50, 66, 111 Boblett, Lynn 54, 58, 111 Boblett, Victor 56, 71, 73, 86, 94 Boelens, Dennis 48, 94 Achterhof, Janice 35, 49, 55, 60, 65, 94 Achterhof, Kim 36, 37, 39, 111 Adams, Sheri 119 Adler, Debra 50, 61, 111 Ainley, James 126 Allison, Jim 82, 126 Amans, Genny Amans, Rick 83, 119 Anderson, Carol 94 Anderson, Larry 111 Anderson, Linda 37, 39, 49, 54, 55, 57, 111 Anderson, Mark 82, 126 Anderson, Pat 35, 51, 54, 65, 111 Anderson, , Richard 63.1 56, 71, 78, 86 Anderson, Anderson, 119 Anderson Richard 11.5 76, 82, 110, 126 Sue 36, 41, 47, 63, 126 Wayne 36, 48, 76, 82, 86, Andrews, Dean 82 Anthony, Debra 55, 111 Anthony, Gerald 55, 111 Arnett, Gary 36, 119 Arnold, Doug 56, 71, 73, 86, 94 Asplund, Joy 37, 39 Asplund, Mary 37, 39, 50, 54, 55, 64, 65, 111 Ashdown, Linda 35, 51, 58, 94 132 Atwell, Kathy 57, 126 Bachman, Steve 119 Barnes, Robert 77, 78, 81, 86, 111 Barnett, Stan 76, 126 Bates, Charles 43, 61, 77, 82, 126 Bates, Jack 94 Bates, Pat 48, 126 Bates, Vicki 119 Bauwens, Rick 48, 56, 71, 72, 78, 86, 111 Baze, Debra 91, 111 Baze, Kim 76, 119 Bean, Carol 29, 37, 39, 67, 111 Becht, Rick 119 Becker, Kathy 126 Beemer, Dan 119 Behrend, Diana 126 Bell, Bobbi 119 Bellovics, Mike 126 Benhart, Gerald 77, 126 Bensenberg, Michelle 37, 47, 64, 111 Beusling, Cheryl 46, 52, 54, 59, 60, 66, 93 Billings, Mary 43, 119 Bishop, Connie 94 Blackert, Mark 48, 111 Blackert, Mary 111 Blankenfeld, Paul 94 Boelens, Mark 48, 83, 111 Boelens, Pat 48, 83, 126 Bohland, Kevin 77, 82, 126 Boone, Julie 55, 119 Borkgren, Carl 119 Borkgren, Cheryl 126 Borkgren, Chris 35, 51, 58, 111 Borkgren, Ted 111 Borzick, Cindy 119 Bos, James 48, 111 Bos, Merry 55, 111 Bos, Pat 126 Bos, Peter 95 Bos, Roger 119 Bos, Wilfred 48, 111 Bowers, Pamela 44, 45, 49, 95 Boyd, Becky 35, 43, 61, 126 Boyd, Sharon 35, 51, 65, 66, 111 Brady, Paul 112 Brake, Kevin 63, 126 Brown, Caude 44, 48, 112 Brown, Linda 126 Brown, Mark 77, 126 Brown, Mary 37, 95 Brown, Rita 44, 49, 95 Browning, Ron 119 Brummet, Nancy 112 Brutsche, Randal 36, 76, 82, 86, 119 Budde, Rhonda Bullock, Don 95 Buysse, Kathy 95 Buysse, Keith 95 Calsyn, Dale 60, 65, 77, 86, 95 Capps, Frances 41, 119 Capps, Jerry 126 Carlile, Deborah 36, 112 Carlson, Bert 71, 112 Carnes, Cindy 119 Carroll, Neil 119 Cassens, Jim 36, 37, 39, 95 Cassens, Sue 43, 61, 126 Catour, Dan Chapman, Richard 48, 77, 86, 112 Chapman, Robin 119 Cherry, Ken 76, 119 Church, Bill 119 Church, Debby 126 Church, Robert 112 Clack, Tura 126 Clark, Frances 36, 126 Clark, Linda 43, 67, 119 Clark, Mike 36, 37, 83, 126 Clark, Rebecca 35, 49, 54, 55, 60, 95 Clementz, Dan 126 Clementz, Dean 57, 95 Cochran, Pam 49, 126 Cochran, Steve 44, 95 Cocquit, Pam 119 Collins, Bonnie 41, 49, 50, 119 Collins, Nancy 126 Collis, Sandra 96 Coonfield, Don 40, 66, 88, 96 Cornell, Debra 96 Cornell, Paula 127 Crawford, Pam 127 Crider, Pam 42, 119 Croegaert, Bruce 76, 83, 86, 119 Croegaert, Regina 112 Cruikshank, Kevin 36, 37, 77, 8 Daggett, Cathy 43, 127 Daggett, Sherry 54, 58, 59, 112 Dahl, Paula 41, 50, 119 Dahl, Rachel 37, 43, 61, 127 Dalziel, Mary 36, 39, 60, 112 Daniel, Brian 48, 76, 86, 119 Daniels, John Davidson, Cindi 43, 61, 127 Day, Darcy 112 Debel, Michele 41, 50, 127 DeBruyne, Shawn 112 DeCrane, Paulette 58, 112 DeDecker, Brian 30, 40, 66, 96 DeDecker, Pat 119 DeFauw, Lynette 112 DeJaeger, Tom 48, 119 DeLay, Cindy 31, 35, 67, 119 DeLay, Randy 96 Demont, Terry 119 Denison, Dave Denison, Eileen 47, 61 Denison, Teresa 43, 55, 61 Dennison, Arlene 45, 96 DePauw, Kathy 119 DePauw, Roy 48, 112 DePauw, Steve 36, 48, 96 DePauw, Vernon 36, 83, 127 DeSplinter, Barb 120 DeSplinter, Brian 112 DeSplinter, John 76, 82, 127 DeSplinter, Marcy 120 Deul, Mike 77, 127 Dietz, Roger 83, 86, 112 Dilenbeck, Bette 35, 55, 120 Dilenbeck, Karen 35, 127 2, 127 Dilenbeck, Nancy 35, 112 Disterhoft, Greg 31, 127 Disterhoft, Pat 120 Dodge, Dodge, Bob Rosemary 127 Donaldson, Mary 57 , 96 Doubet, LeAnn 96 Douglass, Larry 36, 37, 62, 96 Doy, Bill 96 Doy, Steve 112 Dralle, Darin 86, 120 ?rehma'f1TKerr 1T2' Dunn, Russell 127 Durand, Bill 77, 86, 113 Eberspacher, Kathy 96 Edwards, Dan 29, 56, 67, 71, 96 Edwards, Lanny 96 Egert, Barbara 43, 61, 66, 120 Egert, Martha 59, 97 Egert, Randy 76, 83, 86, 120 Egert, Sue 127 Eilers, Kris 36, 127 Ellis, Debbie 113 Ellis, Linda 120 Ellis, Pat 97 Ellis, Peggy 44, 97 Galle, Linda 127 Gamarra, Marta 35, 66, 98 Gast, Holly 31, 35, 54, 55, 57, 67, 113 Gentry, Gary 36, 37, 113 Gentry, Jon 26, 27, 44, 45, 71, 86, 93 Gernant, Mike 76, 82, 127 Geuns, Ken 48, 67, 113 Ghys, Marie 98 Giebel, Don 43, 61, 76, 120 Giebel, Jerry 48, 120 Gillespie, Larry 82, 127 Glenn, Lorie 44, 45, 50, 113 Gochee, Pam 113 Goetz, Joel 48, 76, 86, 120 Goodwin, Karen 36, 49, 61, 113 Goodwin, Sharon 36, 49, 113 Gorman, Cathy 44, 49, 98 Gorman, Mike 120 Gotthardt, Glenda 58, 66, 98 Gradert, Mike 47, 98 Gradert, LuAnn 35, 36, 39, 49, 55, 120 Gradert, Paul 48, 113 Granade, Jerris 42, 57, 61, 113 Gramling, Vickie 120 Granell, Rick 82, 98 Ellmaker, Bill 31, 97 Emmerson, Steve 26, 27, 44, 71, 72, 97 Erdman, Bill Erdman, John 113 Erdman, Marcia 37, 39, 49, 54, 55, 61, 113 Ewert, Beverly 54, 58, 59, 60, 110 Granell, Roger 120 Gray, James 42, 56, 61, 71, 72 83 85, 86, 98 Gray, Larry 98 , Connie 127 , Dave 98 Griffin, Griffin, Griffin Griffin Ken 98 Rhonda 44, 113 Eyrich, Cheryl 43, 61, 66, 127 Eyrich, Pam 120 Farber, Linda 41, 127 Farber, Russell 83, 85, 113 Fassett, Deborah 113 Fassett , Roger 48, 127 Favre, Cathy 127 Favre, Yvonne 35, 97 Feldman, Bill 30, 40, 55, 66, 88, 97 Feldman, Gary 36, 43, 60, 61, 76, 82, 127 Felske, Felske, Diane 127 Janet 97 Fleming, Sue 67, 120 Floto, Mike 36, 127 Follett, Kathy 43, 90, 127 Ford, Carolyn 43, 61, 67, 120 Ford, Joyce 120 Ford, Richard 113 Ford, S herry 45, 97 Fordham, Joan 36, 97 Forsyth, James 113 Foust, John 120 Fowler, Betty 113 Fowler, Jane 127 Frank, Jeff 76, 83, 127 Franks, Brant 113 Franks , Brenda 54, 59, 113 Frazier, Don 36, 120 Frazier, LuAnn 127 Frederick, Craig 82, 127 Frederi Frederi ck, Debbie 97 ck, Don 120 Freeman, Teresa 41, 127 Frew, Dennis 44, 113 Frew, George 97 Frisk, Dennis 42, 113 Fuller, Jane 59, 97 Fuqua, Allen 71, 83, 86, 113 Fuqua, Bob 44, 45, 97 Fuqua, Marty 76, 83, 84, 127 Gabriel , Melanie 52, 58, 113 Griggs, James 88, 113 Grymonprez, Ron 48, 120 Grymonprez, Tim 44, 48, 98 Grypp, Diane Gulley, Darci 120 Haars, Steve 98 Haff, James 77, 78, 86, 113 Haff, Mike 36, 127 Hair, Vernon 120 Hale, Victoria 41, 50, 127 Hamilton, John 39, 48, 120 Hamilton, Rick 113 Hamilton, Rodney 31, 43, 127 Hancock, Linda 42, 120 Hanford, Bill 83, 86, 120 Hanford, Charles 31, 37, 120 Hanford, Sue 51, 54, 60, 63, 65, 66, 99 Hannon, Sheila 41, 120 Hanson, Chris 54, 59, 65, 66, 91, 113 Happel, Debbie 127 Happel, Pat 99 Happel, Robert 44, 99 Harris, Laurie 30, 43, 64, 127 Hart, Jerry 56, 71, 72, 86, 99 Hart, Phil 120 Hartman, Debra 41, 128 Hartsock, Gene 44, 86, 99 Hartsock, Sally 120 Hartsock, Sandra 30, 55, 120 Hatch, Brianna 36, 38, 39, 43, 50, 120 Hatler, Charlotte 113 Hatler, Connie 36, 41, 128 Hatfield, Doyal 120 Hawkinson, Carla 57, 113 Hawkinson, Sue 57, 113 Hay, Pam 128 Hayes, Katherine 30, 35, 42, 67, 113 Haynie, Dana 48, 120 Heartlein, Mary 30, 36, 39, 43, 66, 67, 120 Heaton, Pat 54, 59, 99 Heim, Harriet 120 133 Hutchinson, Diane 41, 128 Heising, Chris 51, 99 Heising, Denise 51, 120 Heitmann, Clark 120 Heitrnann, Connie 41, 43, 128 Heller, Ann Marie 49, 128 Henningson, Beth 54, 55, 66, 113 Henningson, John 43, 76, 128 Henry, Dennis 113 Henson, Vickie 99 Henthorn, Mike 128 Hevrin, Deborah 113 Hii, Janice 128 Hill, Darla 43, 120 Hillman, Dale 113 Hinrichsen, Mark 36, 39, 55, 57, 62, 88, 99 Hinrichsen, Mike 77, 82, 86, 120 Hinrichsen, Sue 36, 37, 39, 52, 54, 59 99 Hintz, Jeanne 37, 39, 50, 121 Hoag, Susan 121 Hofmeister, Dennis 36, 48, 99 Holdridge, Jack 121 Holdridge, Susanna 43, 128 Holevoet, Cathy 43, 128 Holevoet, Ron 48, 76, 128 Holevoet, Stephen 76, 86, 121 Holke, Lisa 121 Holsey, Barbara 121 Holsey, Dave 99 1H01Str0m, Ed 29, 30, 31, 36, 37, 40, 55, 57, 64, 67, 121 Hopkey, Tim 100 Howard, Rosalie 47, 55, 128 Howard, Tim 121 Howell, Brian 128 Howell, Diana 100 Howerton, Linda 113 Howlett, Kim 41, 128 Hughbanks, Debbie 49, 100 Hughbanks, Jeff 128 Hughbanks, Mike 30, 47, 121 Hull, Randy 71, 83, 84, 86, 113 Hull, Roger 100 Hulting, Sharon 35, 36, 49, 55, 57, 113 Humbert, Becky 36, 41, 50, 128 Hungerford, Joan 54, 58, 60, 100 Hunt, Theresa 58, 100 Hunter, Barry 100 Hursman, Dennis 86, 121 Hutchinson, Ann 45, 55, 60, 100 Hutchinson, Dave 60, 71, 83, 85, 88, 100 Hutchinson, Julie 128 Hyatt, Karen 36, 128 Irwin, Elizabeth 113 lsbell, Mary 128 Jackson, Janice 128 Jackson, Kathleen 31, 67, 121 Jacobs, Wanda 113 James, Harry 7 James, Robert 128 Janes, Alan 44, 114 Jodts, James 128 Jeska, Geraldine 29, 61, 67, 121 Johnson, Alice 64, 128 Johnson, Becky 30, 37, 39, 43, 61, 67, 121 Johnson, Daniel 121 Johnson, Dean 62, 83, 84, 100 Johnson, Deedra 128 Johnson, Donna 121 Johnson, Dwight 40, 128 Johnson, George 43, 62, 76, 128 Johnson, Joleene 114 134 Johnson, Kent 36, 47, 114 Johnson, Mike ,3. 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Johnson, Peter 43, 47, 55, 57, 62, 121 Johnson, Richard 128 Johnson, Rodney 100 Johnson, Sue Q13 128 Johnson, Sue Q43 45, 100 Johnson, Terry Johnson, Tom 77, 86, 114 Johnson, Van 128 Jolly, Doug 86, 100 Jones, Richard 114 Jones, Tom 30, 55, 67, 114 Jones, Vicki 121 Joseph, John 100 Joseph, Linda 121 Kain, Debbie 121 Kain, Judy 128 Kane, Cynthia 36, 37, 40, 54, 55, Keag, Jeff 88, 121 Kelly, Kimberly 37, 39, 128 Kempher, Mark 56, 71, 85, 101 Kempher, Renee 128 Kepner, Darrell 101 Kepner, Doug 43, 77, 121 Kepner, Nancy 114 Kessel, Janet 114 Kessler, Mary 67, 90, 121 Kimbro, Ken 101 Kimbro, Marilyn 55, 121 Kincaid, Cheryl 114 Kinzer, Mike 71, 86, 114 Kirby, Mary 36, 121 Kittleson, Brian 55, 101 Kittleson, Janet 36, 114 Kittrell, Kim 35, 47, 55, 60, 62, 64, 67, 114 Klavine, Randall 121 Klavon, Janet 41, 50, 121 Kleinau, Jim 48, 71, 93 Klemmer, Jay 44, 101 Klemmer, Julie 101 Klemmer, Steve 86, 121 Klingler, Scott 43, 61, 76, 82, 128 Knudtson, Darwin 48, 57, 86, 114 Knudtson, Paula 41, 128 Korthals, Donna 121 Korthals, Kenneth 48, 128 Krause, Trieca 128 Kroener, Vickie 26, 27, 60, 67, 91 101 Kutzman, Debby 41, 121 Kutzman, Joe Kutzman, Larry 43, 61, 125 Kutzman, Ray ,x...La1.QmaQ,.Mary,B.Q5 59, 114 XX Lambin, Bob 1'61, 1215 n:m1sf Landreth, Rojean 45, 101 Lane, Robert 121 Langridge, Becky Larimore, Jay Larson, Rodney 55, 60, 62, 101 Lauer, Judy 33, 44, 49, 50, 101 Lavine, Robert 43, 128 Lear, Ann Marie 101 Lear, Debbie 121 Lear, William 48 Ledford, Debra 31, 121 Ledford, Don 101 Lee, Connie 121 Leihsing, Janet 44, 102 Leihsing, Kevin 128 Lentz, Heidi 102 Lester, Karen 102 Lewis, Marcia 35, 54, 55, 110 Lind, Craig 86, 121 Lind, Rick 71, 72, 114 Lindell, Alan Lindell, David 114 Lindell, Richard 102 Lippelt, Lorraine 37, 39, 121 Littig, David 121 Lobaiw, Kathy 36, 52, 128 Lodge, Lynette 102 Lodge, Mary 43, 121 Loenser, Joline 26, 27 Lofgren, Pamela 36, 41 Loftus, Roberta 128 LoGiudice, Rosemary 47, 55, 64, 66, 118 Lohman, Mark 37, 38, 47, 114 Loitz, Jackie 36, 39, 128 Long, Ken 114 Loucks, Deborah 54, 114 Love, Nancy 31, 35, 42, 61, 64, 67, 114 Lowry, Don 128 Ludwig, Richard 36, 37, 39, 102 Lundberg, Gudrun 31, 35, 61, 102 Lundy, Patricia 128 Magerkurth, Joan 35, 36, 38, 114 Magerkurth, Mark 44, 102 Mallum, Linda 102 Mariman, Mike 121 Marshall, Karen 121 Martins, Dan 48, 71, 114 Martins, Debra 129 Martins, Robert 82, 86, 121 Massey, Deborah 42, 54, 59, 102 Massingill, Mark 129 Matney, Chris 42, 61, 114 McAvoy, Mark 31, 129 McAvoy, Patricia 31, 121 McCann, Steve 76, 125 McCracken, Jeff 36, 48, 114 McCracken, Joan 43, 129 McElwee, Sue 114 McLaughlin, Kathy 58, 102 McNamara, Peggy 58, 114 Mecum, John 37, 66, 67, 77, 118 Meier, Jeff 36, 37, 54, 103 Meier, Robert 36, 47, 57, 122 Melillo, Brian 76, 129 Melillo, Tami 43, 61, 122 Merrill, Norman 122 Michels, Dennis 129 Miller, Alan 103 Miller, Barbara 129 Miller, Miller Colleen 55, 67, 103 Dan 103 Miller? Paul 60, 66, 88, 103 Miller, Sheryl 41, 122 Miller, Rick 44, 48, 114 Miller, Terry 114 Minnaert, Trudi 52, 54, 59, 6 3 Misfeldt, Cheryl 103 Misfeldt, Cyndy 61, 114 Moore, Marjorie 36, 129 Moore, Rebecca J . 122 Moore, Rebecca M. 37, 122 Moore, Victor 114 Mortenson, Deborah 122 Mortenson, Don 36, 114 Morton, Lisa 63, 129 Morton, Roxanne 57 Mosher, Dawn 52, 66, 114 Mosher, Jane 129 Moss, Brenda 103, 114 Moss, Linda 114 Mueller, Art 103 Mueller, Scott 48, 114 Munson, Kevin 129 Munson, Lori 114 Myers, James 48, 86, 122 Myers, Jon 82, 129 Myers, Kathy 114 Nation, Mike Neaveill, Kitty 49, 129 Nelson, Bill 55, 60, 88, 103 Nelson, Corinne 35, 49, 52, 61, 122 Nelson, Dave 48, 82, 129 Nelson, Jane 37, 122 Nelson, Robert 36, 67, 82, 129 Nelson, Ronald 37, 71, 114 Nelson, Steve 36, 83, 129 Nelson, Sue 58, 114 Nelson, Tom 56, 71, 73, 86, 115 Neuleib, Kari 37, 42, 61, 66, 122 Neuleib, Linda 103 Neuleib, Luanne 122 Neuleib, Randy 88, 103 Neumann, Marcia 44, 49, 57, 104 Neumann, Michelle 39, 129 Neumann, Paul 122 Newell, Glenn 36, 122 Newman, Mark 37, 60, 104 Nickerson, Pam 129 Nitz, Art 60, 71, 78, 81, 104 Nitz, Dave 82, 129 Nitz, Pamela 91, 115 Noblitt, Diane 44, 104 Noel, Randy 71, 86, 115 Nordling, Jon 77, 82, 129 Nordling, Kristine 37, 39, 50, 115 Nowers, Janet 104 Ong, Patricia 41, 129 Otis, Reuben Owen, Karin 50, 129 Owens, Carol 49, 115 Owens, Diane 49, 129 Owens, Steve 44, 45, 71, 83, 85, 86, 115 Painter, Christine 50, 129 Painter, Debra 57, 60, 64, 104 Park, Gary 115 Parker, Lee 76, 129 Parker, Mary Ann 37, 49, 115 Parker, Teresa 77 , 129 Parker, Tim 129 Parr, Kathy 115 Parr, Terry 122 Parrish, Bill 76, 86, 122 Parrish, Mike 76, 82, 129 Parrish, Rick 71, 83, 86, 104 Parsons, Jan 30, 35, 57, 61, 122 Pattarozzi, Melinda 66, 125 Pattarozzi, Vincent 71, 78, 115 Debbie 49, 104 Patten, Paxson Paxton, Curtis 77, 78, 86, 115 , Cindy 43, 61, 122 Paxton, Janet 104 Peak, Rosemary 37, 63, 104 Pearson, Rhonda 90, 118 Penney, Deborah 67, 90, 122 Penney, Riek 26, 27, 56, eo, 71, 73, 78, 80, 86, 104 Peterson, Barbara 104 Peterson, Joyce 122 Peterson, Kristine 43, 61, 129 Peterson, Loretta 130 Peterson, Todd Peterson, Vickie 54, 58, 115 Peterson, Wanda 55, 122 Pettit, Mary Beth 130 Pettitt, Mike 122 Phlypo, Linda 57, 122 Pinks, Beth 59, 104 Pinks, Roxanne 36, 38, 50, 122 Pinnick, Acea 48, 76, 130 Pinnick, Stan 115 Pisman, Kerry 123 Pitts, Cathy 123 Pitts, Debbie 41, 130 Plunkett, Ken 77, 86, 115 Pobanz, Randy 55, 56, 62, 65, 77, 86, 104 Porter, Craig 130 Post, Sandra 130 Powell, Diana 43, 61, 123 Powers, Don 123 Pratt, Beth 43, 61, 123 Pratt, Mike 44, 48, 71, 86, 115 Prenevost, Bill 29, 30, 31, 47, 61, 64, 67, 105 Profiri, Stan 77, 78, 81, 115 Pruett, Cindy 130 Quayle, Bruce 105 Rahn, Dennis 43, 123 Rahn, Donald 48, 55, 115 Rahn, Kendra 130 Railey, David 48, 123 Rantan, Christine 41, 123 Raschke, Catherine 50, 130 Raschke, Ruth 36, 39, 50, 130 Rasmussen, Carmen 35, 38, 49, 105 Reagin, Bruce 62, 130 Reagin, Garry 83, 123 Rebout, Theresa 36, 130 Reddig, Bob 115 Redell, Stan 123 Reed, Charles 123 Reed, Dennise 115 Reedy, Cynthia 105 Reedy, James 77, 78, 86, 115 Reedy, Robert 76, 83, 86, 123 Reese, Dennis 77, 86, 115 Reese, Roxanne 115 Reschke, Allan 48, 77, 78, 82, 86, 123 Reschke, Gary 30, 67, 123 Reschke, Sandra 36, 130 Rice, David 123 Richardson, Randy 66, 115 Richardson, Risa 61, 130 Rickman, Deborah 35, 37, 39, 49, 54, 60, 105 Riley, Dave 105 Riley, Ken 115 Riley, Mike 123 Ristau, David 116 Ritter, Diane 54, 55, 105 Ritter, Jim 48, 86, 123 Roberts, Leonard 130 Roberts, Wesley 116 Robertson, Gred 76, 130 Robertson, Rich 36, 39, 86, 115 Robison, Deborah 66, 126 Roesner, Susan 55, 130 Rogers, Gary 105 Rokis, JoAnne 61, 123 Rokis, Tony 82, 130 Ross, Rebecca 55, 57, 116 Ross, Ruth 36, 57, 130 Rossow, Kristine 31, 35, 67, 123 Rowe, Connie 49, 130 Rowland, Fredricka 41, 123 Rowland, J aquetta 123 Rowold, Lavern 123 Rowse, Jayne 54, 58, 116 Saeger, Lonnie 36, 37, 88, 105 Salzer, James 76, 82, 130 Sammons, Robyn 36, 130 Sand, Gail 31, 55, 60, 65, 67, 105 Sand, Roger 71, 83, 88, 116 Sawyer, Diane 130 Scavarda, Janet 42, 105 Schaab, Jay 116 Schaefer, Debra 116 Schillinger, Kem 61, 130 Schmell, Harry 76, 83, 130 Schmell, Roy 71, 86, 116 Schmidt, Mary 35, 42, 51, 60, 61, 62, 64, 65, 105 Schmoll, Danny 116 Schmoll, Sally 57, 130 Schmoll, Sue 51, 57, 116 Schopp, Lynette 130 Schram, Galin 56, 71, 83, 84, 86, 116 Schram, Shelley 130 Schroeder, Becky 35, 51, 105 Schubkegel, Rich 29, 36, 39, 64, 76, 123 Schwengels, Sue 116 Schweninger, Dick 36, 39, 76, 82, 86, 123 Schweninger, John 36, 56, 61, 71, 86, 105 Scranton, Tim 106 Scranton, Veda 123 Searle, Bruce 48, 76, 86, 123 Sears, Randy 36, 48, 106 Shannon, Terry 76, 83, 123 Shannon, Tim 77, 82, 86, 130 Shaw, Joel 48, 130 Sheets, Jean 57, 130 Sherbeyn, Tom 77, 130 Siewak, Karen 106 Siewak, Pat 76, 82, 130 Simpson, Richard 116 Sims, Gary 61, 86, 123 Singbush, Lynn 30, 34, 123 Sisul, D Sisul, D 106 Sisul, D ale 131 ave 29, 31, 42, 55, 61, 64, 67, ebra 123 Skelton, Randy 123 Skelton, Robert 56, 71, 86, 116 Skelton, Ron 60, 77 , 106 Skelton, Steve 131 Slocum, Deborah 30, 31, 42, 67, 123 snieltzei, Phil 76, 83, 84, 86, 123 Smit, Steve 77, 82, 131 Smith, Dawn 35, 37, 54, 59, 60, 116 Smith, Diane 35, 43, 61, 64, 131 Smith, Kevin 31, 63, 131 Smith, Sheril 49, 131 Snodgrass, Barry 36, 83, 123 Snodgrass, Jerry 36, 48, 88, 106 Snook, Janine Snow, Ronald 77, 123 Spain, Cindy 131 Spanton, Lisa Spanton, Steve 36, 82, 131 Sparks, Sparks Janese 36, 43, 131 Jeff 42 106 Sparks, Joan 43, 131 Speller, Spiegel, Judy 49, 50, 116 Ruth 35, 49, 50, 61, 106 Stahl, Beverly 116 Stark, Lynette 123 Stees, Vernon 36, 37, 39, 55, 77, 86, 123 Stenzel, Denise 123 Stenzel, Jeff 44, 106 Stenzel, Pamela 123 Stenzel, Scott 77, 82, 131 Stenzel, Sharon 106 Stenzel, Sue 35, 50, 116 Stevens, Marta 41, 123 135 Stewart, Peggy 1 16 Stiner, Christine 123 Stiner, Debbie ,F.. 131 Stiner, Stiner, Stiner, Deborah ,S.. 123 Ron 83, 85, 106 Susan 35, 55, 116 Stockton, Ken 131 Stokes, Brian 106 Stokes, Steve 116 Stohl, Charles 123 Stohl, Greg Stohl, Nadine 116 Stonefield, Chervl 116 Stottler, Emmett 116 Stottler, James 131 Stottler, Nancy 123 Timmerman, Debra 57, 131 Timmerman, Theresa 36, 60, 117 Tines, David 124 Tines, Paul 29, 31, 64, 67, 107 Todd, Julia 49, 124 Todd, Tom 46, 60, 65, 77, 78, 80, 107 Tomlinson, Gary 48, 124 Toppert, LuAnn 131 Trowbridge, Chris 31, 35, 41, 67, 124 Trowbridge, Dave 131 Ullmark, Connie 57, 67, 124 Ullmark, Randy 131 Ulner, Brenda 131 Ulner, Rae Lynn 117 Urick, Debra 37, 39, 124 Urick, Vance 40, 55, 60, 107 Van Daele, Mike 77, 131 13 Stottler, Raymond 116 Stout, Elizabeth 36, 123 Stout, Marie 116 Strader, Dale 123 Stufflebeam, Mike 48, 83, 123 Subo, Cindy 117 Sullivan, Dave 117 Swan, William 117 Swanson, Deborah 37, 39, 124 Swanson, John 44, 107 Swanson, Randell 124 Swanson, Rhonda 131 Swanson, Terry 76, 124 Sweely, Becky 117 Swiger, Tom 48, 131 Swint, Joan 131 Switzer, Betty 124 Switzer, Carl 107 Switzer, Chuck 107 Taets, Barbara 107 Talbot, Cindy 54, 59, 117 Talbot, Elaine 117 Talbot, Joseph 131 Talbot Nancy 117 Taube: Paul 36, 37, 39, 47, 51, 64, 67, 117 Taylor, Faith 124 Taylor, Terry 117 Terpening, Paul 42, 61, 124 Terry, Jane 51, 55, 65, 67, 107, 117 Terry, Tom 47, 55, 60, 62, 66 Thackrey, Mike 131 Thies, Roger 76, 82, 124 Thompson, Allen 44, 107 Thompson, Ed 124 Vandemore, Paul 124 Van Van Van Van Van Van Van Van Van Van Van De Voorde, Fran 30, 35, De Woestyne, Gary De Woestyne, Keith 48, Klaveren, Art 117 Meenen, Alvin 124 Meenen, Greg 51, 117 Meenen, Randy 48, 124 Opdorp, Gloria 43, 131 Opdorp, Greg 117 Pelt, Alice 131 Pelt, Sherry 117 67, 124 107 Van Quekelberghe, Pam 117 Vermeulen, Jim Vermost, Donna 117 Verplaetse, Donna 35, 58, 60, 65, 107 Verplaetse, Steve 83, 131 Verschoore, Lana 44, 49, 107 Verschoore, Lois 131 Viane, Gary 86, 117 Vincent, Charla 131 5 Vincent, Janella 42, 58, 108 Vincent, Rick 124 Wachtel, Cindy 117 Wachtel, Mike 71, 83, 88, 117 Wade, Randee 41, 131 Waechter, Kay 36, 39, 131 Waechter, Steve 48, 117 Wagy, Martin 55, 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