Johnsburg High School - Skyhawk Yearbook (McHenry, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1981 volume:

THE SKYHAWK. Volume III I.isa C arlson. Editor 2(X 2 West Kin wood Road McHenry. Illinois AOOV) Skyhawk Roundup The Roundup theme of the 1980-81 Skyhawk helps to express the closeness that prevails among students, faculty, and administration of Johnsburg High School. The school is the focal point of the Roundup”. It is the place where people gather and where they attempt to achieve worthwhile goals in both curricular and extra-curricular activities. The cowboy hats, which first appeared on the scene during the first-year school’s championship basketball season in 1978- 79, have become the symbol of Burger Town spirit. The goal of this third-edition Skyhawk is to round up in words and pictures some of the highlights of the 1980-81 school year. 2 Spring Supplement Students arrive at school Many people ride the busses to school. Others drive with friends. (From left: Marty McMullins. M.J. Anderson, and Sally Oeffling.) 6 Sue Sroka appears to be clowning around on her way to class. . . . and venture to classes. Tracy Scanlon, Eileen Thonn, and Janet Borak search their lockers for today's assignments. Juniors Mary Beth Gallagher, Kathy Lampi, Darcy Relle, and Dawn Poteracki are rollin' on to class. 7 GIRLS Because the new JHS grading system is tougher, junior Wayne Brennan is taking his studies more seriously. Students in typing class check their progress as instructor Jan Bosman times them. Junior Hoagy Dix appears to have the Monday Morning Blues . 10 Art instructor Sue Kapraun examines sketches drawn by Pete Barroso, M.J. Pat Alvarez and Mike Ready are at work in the reading room. Anderson, and Mike Dalan. Mary Raupp, Mark Hartwick. and Al Schuman disect a cat in Human Physiology class. Girls in physical education class receive instruction Mrs. The boys get a kick out of P.E. Carol Kanetzke. Rich Kretzschmar and Shawn Mondl film the Homecoming parade for the school's television station. Cheri Kofler assists Lisa Carlson and Terri Jakubicek in checking student schedules in the office JHS students receive help both in and out of the classroom. Here senior Karen Alvord discusses career plans with counselors Dan Stanowski and Dennis Spraet2. 14 Brian Haupt receives graphic arts instruction from Mr. Rick Keber. 15 A number of students purchase school lunches. Several seniors gather in the learning center to hear a college representative discuss academic offerings at a particular university. Members of the varsity football team participate in a PFP assembly. Johnsburg High School's color, closed-circuit television crew captures the action of a wrestling meet. Mark Fluger, Geannitta Case, and Barb Schmitt help make the senior Homecoming float. QUILL and 18 First Row: Ron Callahan. Jim Olesky. Scott McClory, Dan Hovseth. Tom Reese, Brent Birkhoff, Dan Zaremba; Second Row: Linda Davidson. Rhonda Thayer, Amy Johnson. Debbie Reese. Michelle Hancock. Tammy Bush. Mark Anderson; Third Row: Cindy Jantzen. Peggy Nowak. Kelly Beitz. Linda Schmitt, Sherry Stermer. Beth Oeffling, Barb Schmitt. Kim Grenman; Fourth Row: Lisa Carlson. Jocelyn Booth (advisor) Student Council The Johnsburg High School Stu- dent Council or C.A.R.E.S. (Commu- nity, activity, responsibility, education, and spirit) organized many student activities in the past year; Homecom- ing, Turnabout, and many different fund raisers. The Student Council is highly recognized for its outstanding leadership performance. Student Council Officers. Left to Right: Treasurer- Laura Wharton. Secretary- Jodi Beutel, President - Gcannitta Case, Vice President- Deanna Davis. Parlimentarian- Inge Dschida 20 Quill Scroll Quill Scroll is the International Honorary Society for High School Journalists. Membership is a distinct honor and is reserved for those juniors and seniors who are in the top third of their class academically and who have made outstanding contributions to student publications. This year the club conducted fund-raising activities and helped to plan for a journalism awards program. QUILL SCROLL OFFICERS. Randy Wakitsch. vice president; Phil Kalsch. president; Inge Dschida. secretary-treasurer. QUILL AND SCROLL CLUB. First Row: Barb Schmitt. Secretary-Treasurer Inge Dschida. President Phil Kalsch. Vice-President Randy Wakitsch. Deanna Davis. Connie Johnson. Second Row: Advisor Randy Swikle. Tom Liston. Mark Leslie. Cheri Kofler, Lydia Oakley. Sue Dehn. Dawnc Haynic. Dawn Poceracki, Sherry Stermer, Patti Haag. Brent Birkhoff. Tom Popovich. John Armon. Third Row: Scott Valentin. Gary Selof, Dan Nett, Gary Guetzloff, Tom Pieper, Joe Meyers. Rich Preston. Larry Dix, Clay Ames. Lori Stetter. Yearbook Staff. First Row: Tim Tiess, Teri Jakubicek, Hoagy Dix, Lisa Carlson, Jeff Letzter, Tom Pieper. Kathy O'Brien; Second Row: Lydia Oakley. Charise Nielson. Jackie Schuette. Marty McMullins, Doug Wickman, Dawn Poteracki. Connie Johnson. Mary Beth Gallagher. Cheri Kofler, Third Row: Sherry Stermer. Al Ocffling, Gary Guctzloff. Dave Maurer. Linda Schmitt. Barb Schmitt. Sue Dehn. Skyhawk Yearbook Business, writing, and photography are only among the many skills integrated into the year- book. The staff had to raise several thousand dol- lars in advertising. Photography work had to be coordinated, and writing had to be accurate. It has been a long, difficult year, and the staff hopes you enjoy the finished product. THF. EDITORIAL BOARD. Teri Jakubicek. organizations editor; Tim Tiess faculty student section editor; Lisa Carlson editor-in-chief; Jeff Letzter, assistant editor; Allan Ocffling. photographer; Tom Pieper. sports editor; Hoagy Dix. business manager; in back. Sherry Stermer. photography editor; Kathy O'Brien, activities editor. 22 Doug Wickman. Connie Johnson. Dawn Poteracki, and Barb Schmitt all worked together on the senior layouts. Hoagy Dix, business manager, really enjoys his position. He’s the one with all the money 23 Editor Lisa Carlson helps Sue Dehn and Linda Schmitt plan for the next deadline. JOHNSBURG WEEKLY NEWS STAFF. At table: Mark Leslie, Scott Valentin, Randy Wakitsch, Phil Kalsch, Deanna Davis, Brent Birkhoff; Standing: Jeff Letzter, Bob Stickles, Mr. Randy Swikle, A1 Oeffling, Diane Heard. Sue Martin; Back Row: Clay Ames. Gary Sclof.Jeff Fowler, John Armon, Rich Preston, Chuck Novy, Joe Kalisek. Joe Meyers. Tom Popovich. Dan Nett. (Not Pictured: Dooley Stanell, Ellen O'Malley, Ruth Pflug, Valerie Zimbrick.) Johnsburg Weekly News Staff members of the Johnsburg Weekly News raised several thousand dollars in advertising in order to enable free distribution of the newspaper to all students at Johnsburg High School. Twenty-seven issues were published, in- cluding several controversial ones, such as the task force issue surveying teenage drinking habits and attitudes. The 1980-81 newspaper staff won several awards in national and regional contests. EDITORIAL BOARD. Mark Les- lie, feature editor; Scott Valentin, sports editor; Randy Wakitsch, edi- tor-in-chief; Brent Birkhoff, busi- ness manager. (Not Pictured: Diane Heard, second semester feature edi- tor.) 24 Joe Meyers works the Compu -graphic typesetting machine as Al Oeffling checks newspaper copy. Journalism and graphic arts stu- dents do the typesetting for the Weekly News. From Left: Chuck Novy, Bob Stickles, and Joe Kalisek opaque newspaper layouts in graphics room. Tom Popovich. Clay Ames. Chuck Novy. and Jeff Fowler prepare dummy layouts for the next issue of the newspaper Business manager Brent Birkhoff hands an advertis- ing contract to Ruth Pflug as Diane Heard looks on. Each journalism student was assigned a quota of advertising to fulfill. DRAMA CLUB. First Row: Cindy Ahlert. Brian Conant. Sue Chyllo. Paul Metzger, Karen Alvord. Tom Liston; Second Row: Hoagy Dix, Mark Leslie. Joe Kalisek. Pat Schifferdecker, Cheryl Burkhardt; Third Row: Bob Baker. Brent Birkhoff, Kathy Wester. Debbie Swinford; Fourth Row: Advisor Dan Stanowski, Gary Selof, Dooley Stanell, John Armon, Advisor Roger Zawacki. Drama Club During the year the drama club performed many different styles of theatre: farce, dramatic, mystery, and comedy. The club went on two field trips to Marriott’s Lincolnshire The- atre to see Kiss Me, Kate” and Man of LaMancha.” Drama club members built the set, set lights, painted sce- nery, and did other production jobs for each show. Shows included Black Comedy, Home At Six,” Inspector Answers, The Charge Is Murder,” You Can't Take It With You, and Improvisations. CLUB OFFICERS. Mark Leslie, president; Debbie Swinford. vice president; Cindy Ahlert. secretary; Tom Liston, publicity manager. 26 A.V. CLUB MEMBERS. Dennis Christie, Shaun Mondl, Rich Kretzschmar, Jim Salazar. Scott Grant. Photo Club A.V. Club Students in the JHS audio-visual club televise a wrestling meet for the local cable television station. PHOTO CLUB MEMBERS. First Row: Mark Hiller. Tom Huemann, Scott Valentin. Dan Williams. Mike Cooper; Second Row: Rich Dschida, Cindy Axell, Kim Bentz, Michelle McCaffery. Bonnie Strossner. Sally Kearns, Jane Gasiorowski, Mike Jonas, Darin Peterson. Gary Garcia. PHOTO CLUB OFFICERS Jeff Clary, secretary-treasurer; Scott Valentin, president; Dan Williams, vice president. Gary Selof checks camera before going out on a photo assignment. JHS Bands And Choir Make Music Concert Band: 1st Row: Tina Leisner, Dawn Giddens, Laura Carlson, Ann Moehling, Linda Schmitt, Lydia Oakley, Colleen Boak. Inge Dschida; 2nd Row: Kelly Beitz. Deanna Davis. Kathy Hartjes, Terri Guff. Eric Johnson. Jeff Preston, Joan Pierce, Margie Kanter, Gail Jakubicek, Janette Ready, Kelly Hart; }rd Row: Mark Leslie. Laura Wharton, Alicia Evertsen. John Sandc. Brian Conant, Kathie Kling, Paul Metzger, Mike Novak, Ernie Johnson; 4th Row: Director Hal Thompson. Peter Miller. Jim Nunamaker, Jeff Jayko, Kathy Szumlas. The JHS marching band provices entertainment during halftime of a home football game. The band performs for community functions such as the annual Saufen • und Spiel parade. 28 STAGE BAND: Sitting: I.inda Schmitt, Brian Conant. From left: Jeff Jayko, Director Hal Thompson, Colleen Boak, Kathie Kling, Kathy Szumlas. Janice Schmitt, Paul Metzger. Mike Novak, Jeff Preston. Peter Miller. CHOIR: 1st Row: Sue Tripp, Cheri Kofler, Debbie Wade; 2nd Row: Norma Garrett, Ann Davis, Kelly Garret; 3rd Row: Vcrnetta Pryor. Pam Ocffling, Diane Chyllo, Laura Kauppila, Lisa Carlson, Marilyn Helsing; 4th Row: Tammy Bush, Melissa Russell, Sue Chyllo, Gayle Schulz, Carol Kocher; 3th Row: Dale Zalke, Mike Novak. Peter Miller; 6th Row: Director Hal Thompson, David Rucker, Ron Callahan. 29 Ski Club The highlight of this year's Ski Club was the trip to Devil's Head. The club left Friday, January 16, and came back the following Saturday night. Every- one had a great time. Mr. Kelsall, the club’s moderator, had hoped for more trips, but not enough people were in- terested. Rob Worzala SKIES! Some Ski Club members arc shown get- ting a lift' at Devil's Head. The Ski Club members lined up during their Devil's Head trip for a quick picture. From left to right: Frank Stroka, Paul Staib, Laura Shiman. Trina Marunde, Rob Worzala, Kerry Rideout, Brian Nielsen. George Radke, Scott Gesicki, Mr. Owen Kelsall, Carol Kocher, and Nick Davids Ms. Kris Simons, club sponsor, poses for a quick picture as students canoed J.E.E.P. officers from left to right: Pat Schifferdecker. treasurer; Vanessa down the Wolf River. Everett, president; Linda Schmitt, vice-president; Sarah Knight, secretary. J.E.E.P. J.E.F.P., which stands for Johnsburg Environmental Education Program, does many useful things for our school and community. The students organized aluminum recycling days, in which half of the proceeds went to the Rescue Squad, and held a walk-a-thon (a former ski-a-thon). But it's not all work. This year they went on a canoe trip down the Wolf River, to the Ozarks, and up to Boundary Waters, Canada. They also went on a Wisconsin bike hike. Pictured from left to right, bottom row; Sarah Knight. Vanessa Everett. Linda Schmitt. Pat Schifferdecker. 2nd row; Teri Jakubicek, Colleen Boak, Dave Brenner, Michelle McCaffery, Cindy Mann. Lisa Carlson. Ms. Kris Simons. 3rd row; Wendi Huemann. Rich Klein, Terri Leslie. Trina Marunde, Marcia Crump, Nora Chernak, Clay Ames. 4th row; Ron Callahan, Steve Knight, Lonnie Ruiz, Rich Hahndorf, Gary Selof, Ken Schoenig, Kelly Donat, Alicia F.vertsen, Marla Schroeder. Darin Peterson. 31 1st Row. from left to right: Mrs. Cathy Abrcu; Cheryl Burkhardc; Ann Davis; Debbie Sobiesk. secretary; Karen Alvord, Toni Rendo; Debbie Caifano. 2nd Row: Sue Tripp; Wendy Hansen; Dawn Haynie; Kathy Moe; Jane Pecucci;Jodi Beutcl; Lori Nichols; Gina Rittorno; Lisa Boyer; Theresa Combs; Debbie Wade; Larry Johnson. Missing from picture are Lou Koenigseder, president; and Kristie Price, treasurer. International Club International Club introduces students to various cultures of the world, both inside and outside of the classroom. This year they visited the Milwaukee Folk Fair, went to see the musical Man of La Mancha’ , and held a Sidewalk Cafe during the week of the school musical. To raise money for these events, the members sell international candies, and they end up having a good time. 32 National After a short speech on the importance of scholarship. Inge Dschida lights a candle during the induction ceremony. Randy Wakitsch, president, addresses the crowd. Seated in 1st row from left to right: Laura Wharton. Deanna Davis. Barb Schmitt-Secretary Treasurer. Randy Wakitsch - President, Laurie Stetter-Vice President, Inge Dschida. Sue Moulis. 2nd row: Kathie Kling, Sue Chyllo, Debbie Caifano. Sue Dehn, Paul Smith, Scott Valentin, Brent Birkhoff.John Armon. 3rd row: Jean Pierce, Beth Oeffling, Connie Johnson, Karen Alvord, Patti Haag, Gary Selof, Mark Leslie, Phil Kalsch, Dan Zaremba. 4th row: Karla Moe, Cindy Ahlert, Nancy Lingeman, Frank Jakubicek, Jodi Bcutel, Debbie Sobiesk, Hoagy Dix, and Tom Liston. 33 34 VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD. First Row: Student Trainer Scott McClory, Randy Wakitsch, Dan Zaremba. Hoagy Dix, Scott Zatke, Pat Rorig, Warren Moulis; Second Row Paul Klein. Jim Wajs. Tom Kost. Pete Barroso, Doug Wickman, Ken Allen, Rick Neiss, Phil Kalsch; Third Row: Head Coach Bob Schmitt, Coach Don March, Lenny Ippolito, Scott Valentin, Dan Williams, Rob Schmidt, Gary Wegner, Ray Gomoll, Jeff Clary, Paul Smith; Fourth Row: Mike Dalan Wayne Brennan. Brian Madsen, Dave Ku wara, Mark Fluger, Pat Schifferdecker, Alex Bingman, Rob Wormley, Bill Stefka. Steve Sisk, Dave Brenner. Varsity Football Is Improving The varsity football team finished the season with a 3 6 record. The record does not show the time and effort these people put into this season. Scott Valentin, Rick Neiss and Pete Barroso were named to the All Confer- ence team. Ray Gomoll. Doug Wickman and Scott Va- lentin were selected captains. Most Valuable Linemen were Ray Gomoll and Paul Smith. Most Valuable Back was Doug Wickman. Pete Barroso was most valuable defensive player, and Scott Valentin was MVP overall. The Record Johnsburg 26 Winnebago 20 Johnsburg 0 Grayslake 20 Johnsburg 8 Honenegah 29 Johnsburg 0 Harvard 16 Johnsburg 14 Beloit Catholic 7 Johnsburg 6 North Boone 12 Johnsburg 34 South Beloit 6 Johnsburg 6 Salem Central 27 Johnsburg 14 Marengo 60 36 Coach Bob Schmitt thinking of strategy before the game. Above: Pat Rorig dives into the end zone for a touchdown as Steve Sisk gives the signal. At Right: Quarterback Scott Valentin was named All-State, (Honorable-Mention) by the Chicago Sun Times. All-Conference. All-Area, and Co- Captain of the Skyhawk Football Squad. 37 38 Above Left: Defense is ready to attack the opposition. Left: Warren Moulis finds some running as Dan Zaremba moves in for the block. Above: Doug Wickman finds daylight as he breaks into the secondary. Pat Rorig turns up field as Doug Wickman (54) and Ray Gomoll (62) move in for the block. Left: Rob Schmidt kicks off against South Beloit. Below: Varsity Team Motto. 39 SOPHOMORF FOOTBALL SQl'AD. First Row: Manager Phil Case. Paul Pease, Dave Free. Kerry Ridout, Dave Moravec. Dan Barroso, Bill Nethaway. Mike Hurckes; Second Row: John Wharton. Dan Hovescth. Dennis Ippolito, John Mied ianowski, Mark Hiller, F.rnest Johnson. Joe Hendrix. Tom Selof; Third Row Matt Anderson. Brian Nielsen, Dave Adams, Dan Gallagher, Tom Huemann, Chris Wegner, Joe Misiak, Tom Reese. Head Coach Mike Roberts. Coach Bob Kies (Not Pictured Rob Worzala) Sophomore Football The sophomore football squad ended the season on a 2-6-1 record. The team had only 25 players out, and players from the freshman team had to be brought up to play. The team lost many of its games by close margins, and it is looking to help build the varsity squad in years to come. Above: Quarterback Dan Hovseth drops back to pass. Left: Mike Hurckes eludes a tackier as he heads up Field. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL SQUAD: First Row. Ron Callahan. Dale Zalkc. Bryan Giddens. Charles Harrison. John Kirk, Jim Bentz. Sean Clark. Rich Burkhardt. Steve Banaszynski; Second Row: Tom Gasiorowski. Robbie White, Eugene Kaupilla,Jerry Harker.John Scott,Jeff Preston. Ken Pedraza, Dennis Norton. Ted Klotz. Rich Michels. Jim Carden; Third Row. Head Coach Jim Meyers. Manager Phil Case. Matt Bentz. Norman Rokosz. Jeff Jayko. Jim Hopp. Scott Tvaroh. Brian Siudak. Jeff Kadlubowski. Jim Nunamaker. Greg Sobiesk. Coach Bill Haag, Fourth Row. Tim Adams. Jack Zenner. Tim Wirtala, Frank Flood. Kurt Gutekunst. John Grenman, Roger Perschke. Phil Thennes, Brian Elia, John Remmy, Scott Gesicki. Running Buck Jim Hopp runs up Field as Jim Bentz (29) and Matt Benz (68) move in for the block Freshman Have Winning Season The freshman football team finished overall with a 5-2 record. The team consisted of over 40 boys, all of which earned their freshman numerals. They look to be a strong contender for the conference title as sophomores next year. They have the nucleus to be a really tough varsity team in the future. 41 JHS GOLF TEAM: Seated: Frank Jakubicek. Dooley Stanell, Tom Pieper. Kevin Sowiak. and Mike Cahill; Standing: Mike Jonas, Tom Young. Jeff Bartman. Jeff Jurik. Dave Greenwood. Rich Dschida, Coach Mark Pasztor, and Jim Oleksky. Golf Team Improves The varsity golf team ended with a 4-8 record, much improved from the previous two years in which the squad never had a victo- ry. Lower scorers for the Skyhawks were Tom Pieper, Dooley Stanell, and Tom Young. The JHS golfers beat Marian, Grant. Grayslake, and Wauconda. The team lost four of its matches by less than five strokes. Tom Pieper was MVP. Tom Pieper attempts to sink a putt, while teammates Jeff Bartmann and Tom Young look on. 42 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM. Sitting: Lydia Oakley, Deanna Kearns, Alicia Fvertsen; Second Row: Joe Kalisck. Lori Stetter. Deanna Davis. Boh Baker. Paul Metzger; Third Row: Steve Kalsch. Dennis Christie. Ken Schoenig, Chris Tennison. Drew Hanson. Coach Bob Te idor; (Not Pictured Linda Davidson and Jay Jackson). Cross Country The cross country team was combined of both boys and girls. The team consisted of mostly underclassmen, and almost everybody on the team returning next year. Senior Bob Baker was captain of the boys team, and Deanna Davis was for the girls. Jay Jacson and Lydia Oakley were named MVP’s for their teams, respectively. Left: Alicia Kvertsen pulls ahead of the competition during the meet. Above: MVP Jay Jackson finished the last leg of his race. 43 VARSITY TENNIS TEAM. From Left to Right: Kathy Szumlas, Mary Jane Kollenkark, Debbie Jayko, Tracy Esposito, Darcy Relic, Tcri Jakubicck, Coach Connie Sanders. Kim Grenman, Ann Moehling, Janice Schmitt, Barb Schmitt, Cindy Mann, Kathy Hartjes. Varsity Tennis The varsity tennis team ended with a 0-11 record, Kathy Szumlas, a junior, was named Most Valuable Player. Senior Kim Grenman was the team captain, and junior Tracy Espo- sito was most improved player. 44 Darcy Relic displays her backhand during a match. Above: Kim Grenman smashes the ball back to her opponent. Right Debbie Jayko returns a serve during her match. J. V. Tennis The promising junior varsity team finished the season with a 7-4 record. Cindy Guetzloff was named the MVP while Kathy But- ler was the team’s most improved player. J.V. TENNIS TEAM. Front Row: Jennifer Jones, Kathy Butler, Stacy Naleway. Janette Ready, Angie Kinney; Back Row. Coach Connie Sanders. Kelly Kozicki, Trisha Heri- godt, Gail Jakubicek, Cindy Guetzloff. Kel- ly Hart. 45 imfr GIRLS VARSITY VOLLEYBALL SQL;AD. First Row (sitting): Lisa Carlson, Sue Moulis; Second Row (Kneeling): Jackie Smid. Inge Dschida, Eileen Koch, Third Row (standing) Debbie Sobiesk, Sue Dehn. N'orine O’Neill, Ellen O'Malley. Coach Carol Kanetzke, Diana Bavetz; Fourth Row (on ladder): Kelly Beitz, Patti Haag, Dawne Haynic. Cheri Koflcr. and Gina Pecucci. (Not pictured: Kathie Kling.) Volleyball Team Becomes District Champions The highlight of the 1980 girls volleyball season was the winning of the District championship on the Skyhawks home court. The victory brought home the first girls athletic trophy ever won at Johnsburg High School. The volleyball finished second in the Shark Conference with an 8-4 record. The team's overall record was 12-11. Inge Dschida was elected most valuable player and team captain by her teammates. She was also named to the All-Conference team (a unanimous selection) along with Sue Dehn. Debbie Sobiesk was named most improved player on the squad. 46 Inge Dschida shows her skills as she bumps the ball over the net. Patti Haag dives to save the ball as her teammates look on. Senior Kathie Kling sets the ball up for Inge Dschida. Cheri Kofler (24) spikes the ball over the net as Patti Haag (35) watches. '- r 47 Kathie Kling uses her strong strokes in serving the ball. Inge Dschida (42) watches Sue Dehn get up in the air for a spike. Patti Haag (35) looks on as Norine O'Neill (20) bumps the ball up. 48 SOPHOMORE VOLLEYBALL TEAM. First Row: Carol Schmidt. Ruth Pflug. Coach Lee Ann Cristy. Bridget Thorne. Paula Wroblewski; Second Row: Jane Pccucci. Diane Heard. Megan Hall. Lori Nichols. Sophomore Volleyball The sophomore volleyball team had a successful season this year. Their conference record was 5-7. and their overall record was 12-9. 49 Ruth Pflug (35) sets the ball up for Carol Schmidt (41). FRESHMAN VOLLEYBALL TEAM. First Row: Margie Kanter. Kathy Brotherton. Jane Smid, Breck Dixon, Kim Pieper. Terry Eichhorn, Lisa Thoren, Kelly Donat; Second Row: Missy Christie. Michelle Swartloff, Julie Anderson. Wendi Huemann. Coach Lee Ann Cristy, Chris Sowiak. Michelle McCaffery. Dawn Lameka. Theresa Hauck, Gail Wroblewski. 50 Freshman Volleyball The freshman volleyball team had an okay season this year. Their conference record was 6-4-2, and their overall record was 7-5-2. Theresa Hauck (33) showing her set- ting skills. JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM. First row: Mi- chelle Patterson. Kathy Hartjes, Carol Schmidt. Kim Pieper. Gail Wroblewski, Missy Christie; Second Row; Cindy Guetz- loff. Kelly Hart. Michelle Swartzloff, Gail Jakubicek, Lisa Boyer. Kathy Butler, Coach Carol Kanetzke. J.V. Basketball The junior varsity basketball squad completed the season with a 2-6 Shark Conference record and a 3-9 overall record. This year was a building year for the team. We have great expectations for next year. Gail Jakubicek Finds the net during a junior varisty victory. Kim Pieper scores an easy layup in the girls game against South Beloit. 51 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM. First Row: Deanna Davis, The- resa ilauck, Dawnc Haynie; Second Row: Tracy Esposito, Sue Dehn. Inge Dschida; Third Row: Joan Fierce, Chcri Koflcr, Coach Dan Stanowski. Jane Pecucci, Kim Grenman. Girls Basketball The 1980-81 season was certainly disappointing as far as the record went. Being 4-8 in conference and 9-12 overall is not what the team hoped for. There were bright spots however. The team finished strong, winning four out of its last six games. Many younger players got a great deal of important experience and improved greatly. Inge Dschida puts up a shot from the corner. Senior Kim Grenman scores two points on an easy layup Tracy Esposito drives to the basket. 53 Theresa Hauck and Cheri Kofler try to block a pass. Cheri Kofler shoots for two . 54 Joan Pierce attempts to make a steal. VARSITY SKYHAWKS. Front Row: Bob Baker, Randy Wakitsch, Tom Popovich. Alex Bingman. Tom Pieper, Russ Beck. John Bockhaus. Second Row: Coach Bob Kies. Brian Diedrich, Jeff Bartmann. Steve Sisk. Chuck Novy. Frank Jakubicek, Rick Nciss. Scott Valentin. John Armon. and Gary Guetzloff. Johnsburg Salem Central Johnsburg Round Lake Johnsburg Fenton Johnsburg Wauconda Johnsburg North Boone Johnsburg Grant Johnsburg Marengo Johnsburg Hononcgah Johnsburg Beloit Catholic Johnsburg Wauconda The Record 77 Johnsburg 57 Johnsburg 59 Genoa Kingston 65 Marengo 57 Johnsburg 69 Johnsburg 55 Quigley North 57 Hononegah 59 Johnsburg 74 Johnsburg 62 Walther Lutheran 61 Jacobs 72 Johnsburg 68 Johnsburg 47 Harvard 66 Beloit Catholic 84 Johnsburg 62 Johnsburg 56 Richmond 66 South Beloit 63 Johnsburg 78 Johnsburg 56 South Beloit 59 Harvard 52 Johnsburg 50 Johnsburg 62 Woodstock 68 North Shore 62 Johnsburg 55 Johnsburg 86 Harvard 52 Marian 41 Johnsburg 55 Johnsburg 33 North Boone 57 Richmond 75 67 64 Head Coach Bob Kies talks to his team about strategy. 69 Skyhawks Finished third in the conference with a record of 6-6, and 15-10 overall in regular season. 55 56 Left: Frank Jakubicek shoots for two against Harvard. Above: Skyhawks take time out from the game. Left: Tom Pieper takes a jumper from the charity stripe. Above Rick Neiss demonstrates what’s made him the top scorer of the season. Below: Scott Valentin attempts a block as Randy Wakitsch and Jeff Bartmann look on. 57 Above Left: Chuck Novy nets one for the Skyhawks. Above: Randy Wakitsch searches for an open man. Below Left: Chuck Novy gets fouled on his way to the basket. Above Left: Rick Nciss hits the basket for two. Above Right: Tom shoots over defender as Gary Guetzloff takes rebound position. 58 SOPHOMORE SKYHAWKS. Front Row: Mark Hiller, John Nett. Kerry Ridout. Scott McClory, Jeff Fowler. Tom Huemann. Second Row: Manager Dave Adams. Dan Gallagher.John Hendrixson, John Wharton. Matt Anderson. Steve Kalsch. Paul Metzger, Dan Hovscth. Randy Beck, and Coach Roger Ludwig. (Not Pictured Jim Leon) Sophomore Basketball The Sophomore Basket- ball Team finished the sea- son with a 8-16 record and 5-7 in conference action. There was tremendous im- provement by each member of the team which will help in feeding the varsity squad for next season. Left: Jeff Fowler takes a jump shot. Above: Covered by two players. Tom Huemann attempts a jumper. 59 FRESHMAN SKYHAWKS. First Row: Jim Bentz, Norman Rokosz.Jim Carden. Jeff Jayko. Matt Bentz, Scott Tvaroh.John Scott. Ken Schoenig. John Kirk Second Row Manager Ron Callahan. Frank Sroka. Paul Hendrixson. R.ch Dschida. Greg Sobiesk, Rick Mack. Brian Siudak. John Grenman. Joe Majercik, Bob Key. and Coach Dave Dombroski. (Not Pictured: Jeff Preston) Freshman Basketball The freshman basketball team consisted of 18 players. Fundamentals are the main concern at this level, for they are the Skyhawks future. The freshman A Team Finished with a 9-7 re- cord, while the B Team finished with a 4-4 mark. Left: Coach Dombroski talks over game plan with the team. Above: Jeff Jayko drives baseline for an easy layup. 60 JHS WRESTLING TEAM. First Row: Darrell Sutherland, Tony Ciura, Lars Swanson, Ken Pedraza, Mike Hurckes, Mike Cahill. Len Adams, Dale Zalke; Second Row: Bcntly Treat, Steve Knight. Brett Everett. Brian Elia. Joe Kalisek. Chuck Gasiorowski.John Miedzianowski. Pat Rorig; Third Row: Rick Burkhart. Coach Mike Roberts. Jim Hopp, Jim Roberts, Pat Shifferdcckcr, Jeff Kadlubowski, Frank Flood, Mike Dalan, Coach Don March. Varsity Wrestling The 1980-81 season was a building year for Skyhawk wrestling. Coach Don March said, ' I am very pleased with our team’s performance during this first year of wrestling at Johnsburg. Below Skyhawk wrestler fights for position. Right: He pins his opponent. 61 62 Skyhawk wrestler fights takedown. Brett Everett works for a decision. J.V. Wrestling Wrestling for position. The J.V. Squad’s record was 1-6, but coach Roberts says, Next year we should be respect- able, and in two years we should be a confer- ence power.” Another pin for the Skyhawks. 63 Pom Pons Kick It Out This year's pom pon squad started working on raising school spirit be- fore the school year began. In August they attended camp at Carroll College, where they learned many new rou- tines. During the year, the girls per- formed routines to songs such as: I Need Your Loving” Stop That Game,” Soul Man, Hit Me With Your Best Shot, and Games People Play. They also held two clinics for girls, grades kindergarden through eighth. The elementary school girls were taught routines; and after they were learned, they performed them for their parents. The Squad’s proudest moment was when it won a third place trophy for the prop routine performed to Short People.” The trophy was received while competing against 25 other squads in New Berlin, Wiscon- sin. VARSITY SQUAD. First Row: Sue Freeland, captain; Kerri Bush. Second Row: Deanna Davis, Connie Johnson. Linda Lyons. Third Row: Grace Beaman. Patti Freeland. Kelly Alonso, Linda Pfendert. Fourth Row: Gail Huebner, Barb Schmitt, LeeAnn Cristy, (sponsor). Kelly Beit . Debbie Caifano. Fifth Row: Wendy Hanson. Jodi Beutel. Cheryl Worzala, Susie Harker. Debbie Potcracki. Sixth Row: Eileen Koch. Laurie Stcttcr, Beth Oeffling, captain; Renee Aldcnbrook. Darcy Relle, Dawn Poteracki. The varsity squad entertains basketball fans during the halftime of the Hononegah game. 64 The Blues Brothers bring laughter from the crowd during the Homecoming football game. The Junior Varsity squad marches in the rain during the Saufen und Spiel. First Row: Gina Ritorno. Carol Schmidt. Kim Pieper, Bridget Thorne, Second Row: Paula Wroblewski, Laura Schratt, Sherri Bruce. Kathy Wester; Third Row: Jane Pecucci, Linda Davidson. Lisa Boyer. Annette Johnson. (Not pictured: Megan Hall, Toni Rendo, Terri Olenick, Kelly Donul, Laura Carlson.) 65 Patti Freeland gets caught with her pants down while performing to Short People. Cheerleaders Shout For Victory ™T G,CHEERLRADFRS' Robin Grendl Debbie Jayko, Jenny Jantzen. (Not pictured: Varsity cheerleaders thank the Skyhawk’ for helping them cheer during the football Debbie Sobiesk.) season. 66 SOPHOMORE CHEERLEADERS. Bottom row: Donna Kocker. Kim Jaques, captain. Middle row: Stacey Naleway. Patti Bartmann, Pam Knoll. Top row: Mickey Kilcoyne. Patti Bartmann looks on as Tom Hueman tries to pin the moustache on Coach Ludwig FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS. Bottom to top: Terry F.ichorn. Tammy during a pep assembly. Bush, Lorccn Klein, Brcck Dixon, captain; Irene Gulligen, Shelly Miedzian- owski. 67 68 I HH 1980 JHS HOMECOMING COURT. Front Row: King Mike Stcfka and Queen Sue Moulis. Back Row: Scott Valentin. Inge Dschida. Frank Jakubicek, Theresa Baca. 1979 King and Queen(Bill Hovseth and Lynn McKay). Kelly Breit. Warren Moulis. Kerri Bush. Rick Nciss, and Debbie Poteracki. FRESHMAN FLOAT: Time for Me to Fly.” SOPHOMORE 1st PLACE FLOAT: Another One Bites the Dust.” JUNIOR FLOAT: Swat.” SENIOR FLOAT: Keep on Rollin'. 71 Senior football players cotrol Kreegah , a character invented by the varsity Skyhawks. Friends gather around the bonfire the night before the Homecoming game. Pom-pon girls rally school spirit at the bonfire. Quarterback Scott Valentin passes to receiver Rick Neiss during the Homecoming game. Seniors Dave Brenner and Nancy Lingeman dance up a storm during Homecoming night. Randy Wakitsch. winner of the sexy legs” contest, declines the honor in favor of rival Scott Valentin. Members of the Homecoming Court Rick Neiss and Dec Poteracki show what smooth dancing is all about. Homecoming Queen Sue Moulis and King Mike Stefka. Freshmen Jeff Jayko and l.isa Thoren enjoy conversation as they take a break from dancing. 73 Black Comedy Black Comedy was the fall play pre- sented on Nov. 7, 8, and 9. The black” of the play depends upon the fact that the audience believes that when the stage is in darkness it is fully lighted, and when the lights go on that a fuse is blown and the actors are then groping around in the dark. An enthusiastic audience enjoyed the production. BLACK COMEDY CAST: First Row: Tom Liston as Harold Gorringe, Debbie Swinford as Miss Fumival, Cheryl Burkhardt as Carol Melkett. Brian Conant as Colonel Melkett; Second Row: Rich Preston as George Bamberger. Dooley Stancll as Schuppanzigh, Colleen Boak as Clea, and Mark Leslie as Brindsley Miller. Two of the lead characters. Mark Leslie and Colleen Boak. are threatened by Cheryl Burkhardt. Tom Liston, and Brian Conant. Mark Leslie comforts Colleen Boak during a scene from Black Comedy. 74 Home At Six The play Home at Six” was presented the same nights as 'Black Comedy.” It is the story of a 30-year-old grocery store owner who realizes what a beautiful day it is, locks up two hours earlier than usual, and makes his way home just to be with his loving wife, kids, and mother. When he gets home, however, he discovers his family is really falling apart at the seams while he's been at work. HOME AT SIX ' CAST First Row: Joe Kalisek as Tim. Kellie Fleming as Marge; Second Row: Cindy Ahlert as Grams. Paul Metzger as John. Kathy Wester as Kit; Third Row: Melissa Russell as Maude. Bob Baker as Bob. Paul Metzger, who portrayed the father, discovers his wife. Paul Metzger engages in conversation wife his stage wife. Kathy Wester Kathy Wester, embracing his best friend. Bob Baker. 75 Winter Dinner-Theatre You Can’t Take It With You First Row Brian Conant (Ed), Kathy Wester (Essie). Dooley Stanell (Mr DePinna). Hoagy Dix (Paul). Debbie Swinford (Penny). Tom Liston (Grampa), Marilyn Hclsing (Alice), Paul Metzger (Tony); Second Row; Brent Birkhoff (Donald). Cheryl Burkhardt (Rheba), John Armon. Doug Wickman. Phil Kalsch (The three government men) Gary Sclof (Mr. Henderson) Melissa Russel (Gay Wellington). Bob Baker (Mr. Kirby) Karen Alvord (Mrs. Kirby). Cindy Ahlert (Olga). Mark Leslie (Mr. Kolenkhov) You Can’t Take It With You is about a family of individuals who live life to its fullest. Each person enjoys life and no one, except Alice, works for a living. The play was per- formed on February 22 and 23. 76 Paul Metzger (Tony) and Marilyn Helsing (Alice) look in the future. Tony and Alice enjoy life. Mr. Kolenkhov (Mark Leslie) wrestles Mr. Kirby (Bob Baker) while Ed (Brian Conant) and Tony (Paul Metzger) try to stop them. Penny Sycamore (Debbie Swinford) introduces Tony to the Sycamores while Grampa (Tom Liston) looks on. Mr. DePinna (Dooley Stanell) poses for a portrait. 77 The 1980 Mock Wedding Party: From left to right: Dart Zamastil. Kevin Russell, Dan Arvidson. Ray Gomoll, Mark Hartwick, Chuck Schaefer. Minister Phil Kalsch. Groom: Larry Mays. Bride: Kerri Bush. Kelly Breit. Tammy Oeffling, Teresa Kuna. Sally Oeffling, Peggy Thonn, and Cindy Jantzen. Phil Kalsch reads the nuptials for the Mock Wedding. Mock Wedding The Adult Living classes held a mock wedding as a project. The people who were in it acted out the entire wedding and reception. 78 Pam Oeffling prepares for the ceremony. Winners of the Gong Show (Steve Switzer, Rick Ziolkowski, and Tracy Switzer) show their unknown talent. Christmas Assembly To capture some of the Christmas spirit, Johnsburg High School held a Christmas assembly with the theme of a Gong Show. Students participating showed their unique talents, some obviously better than others. Mr. Ludwig receives comment on the shape of his mustache from Santa. 79 Skyhawks try their talent at singing but do not succeed. Fashion Show The Junior class held a Fashion show Grandma’s Treasure on Parade to raise money for Prom. It was a big success! The models were chosen from the school and community. Santa made an appear- ance at the end of the show. Refresh- ments were also served afterwards. Children visit with Santa and receive some surprise gifts. Principal Hayes took part in the Fashion Show as a male model, while Rick Ziolokowski waits to escort children models. 80 Pom Pon Clinic The Johnsburg varsity and junior varsity pom pon girls held several clinics for children in grades K-8. The elementary school children learned basic techniques of pom pons, and the pom pon squads earned money for new uniforms, pom pons, and camp. Pom pon girls Paula Wroblewski, Terri Olenick, and Kathy Wester help teach kindergarten students routine. Faculty CATHY ABRF.U Spanish JUDITH CAMMELOT Home Economics AUGUST AUGBERT Office Aid LOIS COCKING Business Education JOCELYN BOOTH Reading LEEANN CRISTY Physical Education JANICE BOSMAN Business Education WILLIAM DVONCH Industrial Arts When a storm turns out the lights . . . . . . teachers resort to working outside. Does the nurse need help? DAVID HILL industrial Arts CAROL KANETZKE Physical Education SUE KAPRAUN Art RICHARD KEBF.R Graphic Arts OWEN KF.LSALL Science ROBERT KIES Driver Education CAROL KIRKPATRICK Nurse ROGER KRIEWALDT Social Studies MARY LEIGHT Math ROGER LUDWIG Physical Education 85 Teachers prepare for the day. JAMES MEYF.RS Athletic Director ANN MUZZ1LLO Dean s Aid MATT NEMTUSAK Psychologist CHERYL OLSON Literature MARK PASZTOR BRUCE PIERSON Special Education Math, T.V. 86 JOHN QUICK Building Trades MICHEAL ROBERTS Social Studies CONNIE SANDERS Special Education ROBERT SCHMITT English CHARLES SCHULTZ Industrial Arts KRISTINE SIMONS Social Studies MARY ANN SNYDER French DENNIS SPRAETZ Guidance Counselor RANDY SWIKLE Journalism HAROLD THOMPSON Music NOT PICTURED BARBARA POWERS Teachers Aid NORMAN SCHULER Teachers Aid ROGER ZAWACKI Mr. Gough awaits the skilled arm of a pitcher at the Saufen und Spiel. Math 87 BILL HAYES Principal Vocational Education: Director Steve Pollock. Mary Pollock. Vivian Richards, and Elaine Kee. ROBERT GOUGH Assistant Principal BILL HAAG Dean of Students DR. DUANE ANDREAS DR. KEN FALKINHAM Superintendent of Schools Assistant Superintendent 88 The School Board discusses policies. From Left: Jim Preston, secretary; Bobbie Hart, president; Tom Cahill. John Heidler, and Steve Webel. Not pictured Barb Stanell, Gerald Sobiesk. Supportive Staff Office Aids: Flayne Schultz. Judy Jonas. Barb Powers. Inez Young. Diane Kofler JENNIFER JARVIS CAROL KFNNFBFCK Learning Center Director Learning Center Aide Custodians and Maintenance: Harry Needham. Gene Weincouff, Earl Kunstman, Joe Nowck. Back Row: Art Duran. Dave Chappel. (Not Pictured: Don Bentz.) 89 Cooks: Dotty Nelson. Ursula Karwackie, Diane Wade. Betty Zenner, Theresa Dodge. Lcn Adams Rim Adams Chris Andersen Jason Anderson Julie Anderson Michele Arnolde Cindy Axell Steve Banaszynski Renee Bauer Jim Bentz Kim Bentz Matthew Bentz Steve Bowman Bill Breit Kathy Brotherton Richard Burkhardt Tammy Bush Kathy Butler Mike Cahill Ron Callahan Jim Cardan Laura Carlson Lisa Carlson Nora Chernak Don Christenson Maryann Christie Wendy Christie Tony Ciura Robbin Clark Sean Clark Terri Cluff Kimberly Colomer Bonnie Conant Jeff Corbcil Marcia Crump Nick Davis Ann Davis Kevin Davis Breck Dixon Melissa Dolderer Kelly Donat David Drogosz Richard Dschilda Dale Easterling Terry Eichorn Brian F.lia Alician Evertsen Paul Felix Frank Flood Morris Gabriel Diane Gagnon Tim Gamble Gary Garcia Delley Garrett Jane Gasorowski Thomas Gasorowski Scott Gesicki Bryan Giddens Mike Gill Rich Gillespie John Grcnman 91 Raynee Gronlund Irina Guillen Kurt Gutekunst Gwen Haberkamp Rich Hahndorf Michele Hancock Drew Hanson Jerry Harker Kelly Hart Katherine Hartjes Theresa Hauck Scott Heide Paul Hendrixson Trisha Herigodt James Hopp Steven Hopp Wendi Huemann Tondra Humphreys Roxanne Ippolito Gail Jakubecek Jeff Jayko Amy Johnson Michael Jonas Jenifer Jones Gregory Jurczynski Jeff Kadlubowski 92 Margie Kanccr Sally Kearns Bobby Key John Kirk Beth Klapperich Lorccn Klicn Theodore Klotz Ron Knauf Sarah Knight Todd Knoll Wayne Kollenkark Dawn Lameka Sean Lawson Terri Leslie Dave Lindberg Scott Loesch Rick Mack Joe Majercik Trina Marunde Michelle McCaffery Patti McKay Michelle McKeehan Richard Michels Shelley Miedzianowski Dennis Norton James Nunamaker James Olekszy Becky Olsen Michelle Patterson Kathy Payne Ken Pedraza Wayne Peisert Roger Perschke Darin Peterson Kim Pieper William Pohlman Jeff Preston Vernetta Pryor 93 Kim Pulk Alan Raycraft Janette Ready John Remmy Jim Roberts Norman Rokosz Justin Rowland David Rucker Lonnie Ruiz David Russell Rick Schaller Mark Scheid Traci Schmitt Ken Schoenig Marla Schroeder Gayle Schulz John Scott Ann Sedlacek Laura Schiman Tim Simmons Brian Sivdak Jane Smid Greg Sobiesk Henry Sodcrquist Chris Sowiak Frank Sroka Bonnie Strossner Darrell Sutherland Lars Swanson Michelle Swartzloff Christopher Tennison 94 Rhonda Thayer Phil Thennes Lisa Thorcn Scott Tvroh Joanna Vrasich Debbie Wade Patricia Wajs Kathy Wester Clark White Robert White Lynn Wilkinson Tim Wirtala Gail Wroblewski Dale Zalke Jack Zenner Jill Zenner Judy Irvin Curt Goliemb Michelle Patterson. Sarah Knight. Trina Marunde. Lorecn Klien, Terri Leslie, and Michelle McCaffcry all do best what they do in school. Julie Anderson trying to make a drink in sci- ence. Not Pictured Jennifer Erickson Charles Harrison Eugene Kaupilla Jeff Rouley Melissa Russell 95 Sophomores Dave Adams Pat Alonso Michelle Anderhub Mark Anderson Matthew Anderson Tom Armon John Axell Paul Baca Dan Barroso Patricia Bartmann Randy Beck Dawn Birkhoff Duane Blocker Lisa Boyer Jeff Britt Duane Brown Sherri Bruce Cheryl Burkhardt Sophomore class officers are (left to right): Dan Hovseth. President; Mark Anderson. Treasurer; Dawn Birkhoff. Secretary; Tom Reese. Vice President Philip Case Kim Ciddio Rick Clark Theresa Combs Sandy Conncrty Larry Dack Linda Davidson Donna Davidson F.rin Deppmeier % Renee Eichhorn Michael Elizzar Rich Evertsen Kim Fleming Suzanne Flury Jeff Fowler Dave Free Dan Gallagher Marc Gockel Theresa Gorman David Greenwood Robin Grenell Sherry Groves Cindy Guetzloff John Axell is trying to study hard. Sophomores trying to get to class in time. Teachers probably wish all the students would work this hard. Ken Holland Tim Holland Gordan Holmes Dan Hovseth Tom Huemann Mike Hurckes Dennis Ippolito Jay Jackson Kim Jacques Jenny Jantzen Cheryl Jaworski Annette Johnson Ernest Johnson Jeffrey Jurik Steve Kalsch Eric Kanter Deanna Kearns Daniel Kiernan Michele Kilcoyne Adam Klein James Kling Steve Knight Pam Knoll Donna Kocher Cindy Korolovich Jerry Kuznicki Sue Lane Steve Mack Linda Malik Andrew Malinosky April McCauley Fred McClellan Scott McClory Robbie Mcaler Dave Melahn IIYS ltf 98 Paul Metzger John Miedzianowski Karen Mincks Joe Misiak Kathy Moe Shawn Mondl Dave Moravec Marie Mullen Russ Myers Stacey Nalcway Bill Nethaway John Nett Lorraine Nichols Dyedra Nicholson Anne Nowicki Terri Olenick John Payne Having a (soccer) ball in gym class. Marcia Pease Paul Pease Jane Pecucci Mark Peto Liz Pfefferkorn Ruth Pflug Joan Pierce Ricky Pineda 99 Loren Piotrowski Steve Poczkalski Dave Ponte A1 Povidas Mary Pritchard Roxanne Ragano Thomas Reese Toni Rendo Kerry Ridout Gina Rittorno Allan Rode Wayne Ropinski Chuck Rowan John Sande Carol Schmidt Laura Schratt Charles Seekings Tom Sclof Mike Sheehy Antionette Shugrue Dave Sima Denise Sima Petra Sliwiak 100 Paul Staib Sandy Stoxen Debbie Swinford Lisa Switzer Paul Swoboda Bridget Thorne Jeff Turuc Patty Ullrich Donna Warp Chris Wegner Jeff Weingart John Wharton Keith White Tammy Witt Robbie Worzala Paula Wroblewski Lawrence Zuley Not Pictured Kim Clark John Hendrixon Brian Nielson Stacy Schroeder Martin Ziebcl 101 Juniors From Right: Class President Ellen O'Malley ROUNDS UP the junior officers, vice president Kathy O'Brien; secretary Dawnc Haynie; treasurer Sue Dehn. Amy Ahlert Rene Aldenbrook Ken Allen Clay Ames Barb Andersen Chris Andersen Nancy Barnings Pete Barroso Jeff Bartmann Diana Bavetz Russ Beck Kelly Beitz Jodi Beutel John Bockhaus Janet Borak Wayne Brennan Julie Britt Kim Buccelli Christine Byrne Debbie Caifano 102 Michelle Case Mark Chernak Diane Chyllo Angie Ciura John Clark Jeff Clary Diane Comstock Michael Cooper Michael Dalan Dave Davis Jon Debaets Susan Dehn Mark McKeehan catches up on some study� g in the learning center Below: Junior class float in the Homecoming parade Brian Diedrich Larry Dix Jerry Dominick Lynettc Dust Kurt Erickson Tracy Esposito Brett Everett Trina Evertscn Kellie Fleming Peg Franz Kenny Free Sue Freeland Mary Gallagher Norma Garrett Charles Gasorowski Stacy Gast 103 Dawn Giddcns Boyd Gillan Scott Grant Linda Gribben Jeffrey Griffin Patricia Haag Wendy Hanson Dawne Haynie Marilyn Hclsing Douglas Hendershott Mike Hogan Steve Hogan Tom Hogan Teri Jakubicek Debbie Jayko Eric Johnson Larry Johnson Karen Kalcmba Mark Kalemba Joe Kalisek Angie Kinney Sylvia Kipping Paul Klein Eileen Koch Louis Koenigscdci Cheri Kofler Larry Kohon Tom Kost Kelly Kozicki Rich Kretzschmar Gene Kubis Kathy Lampi Dawn Leeke Joe Leopold Mark Leslie 104 Jeff Letzter Bill Lewis Doug Lozynski Linda Lyons Dave Lytle Jack McCaffery Mark McKeehan Marty McMullins Joe Meyers Peter Miller Jim Salazar and Eugene Weincouff in Mrs. Cocking's accounting class. Ann Moehling Jamie Moran Dave Moulis David Murgatroyd Karla Muse Dan Nett Charise Nielsen Mike Novak Peggy Nowak Norine O'Neill Lydia Oakley Kathy O'Brien Bruce Olsen Ellen O'Malley 105 Cindy Parsons Gina Pecucci Rob Peisert Linda Pfcndcrt Tom Pieper Karla Pollock Tom Popovich Dawn Potcracki Kristie Price Charles Pryor Deb Reese Darcy Relle Chuck Robbins Pat Rorig James Salazar Bill Sargent Tracy Scanlon Rob Schmidt Janice Schmitt Linda Schmitt Michael Schmitt Bill Schramm Jackie Schuette Gary Sclof Patricio Sepulveda Jackie Smid Paul Smith Debbie Sobiesk Kevin Sowiak Dennis Spencer Stephen Spencer Robert Stanell Bill Steflca Robert Stoxen Steve Switzer Kathy Szumlas 106 John Tatro Sue Tripp Pamela Ullrich Mark Wagner Jim Wajs Gary Wegner Eugene Wcincouff Kathy Wendt Sheryl Westphaln Laura Wharton Kevin Whitney Dan Williams Darlene Wisner Robert Wormley Tom Young Carol Yung Scott Zalkc Rick Ziolkowski Juniors taking time out to have a good time in the learning center. From Left: Janice Schmitt, Tracy Esposito, Linda Pfendert. Patti Haag, and Diana Bavetz. Not Pictured Jim Formby Chet Griffith Richard Klein Debra Matuszak Matthew Patterson John Pierce Eileen Thonn 107 Seniors 1.1:1 I A senior pyramid From top to bottom are Tammy Oefflin . Barb Schmitt Kelly Breit. Sue Moulis. Beth Oef fling. Grace Beaman. Dec Poteracki. I.isa Carlson Warren Hannula. Tim Tiess. Steve Sisk. Doug Wickman. Scott Valentin. ABOVE Senior class officers. From top to bottom: Sue Moulis. president; Nancy I.ingeman vice-president. Iture Dschida. treasurer; I.aura Kauppila. secretary. Patruk Abate Karen AKord C indv Ahlert Kelly, Alonso Dawn Anderson John Armon Dan Arvidson Randall Austin John Blcilc Kelly Breit Theresa Baca Robert Baker Andrew Bavetz Grace Beaman Jim Berns Laura Bertacchi Alex Bingman Brent Birkhoff Seniors Pat Thiel, Sharon Mealer. Rita Schaller, dress up and out for Halloween. David Brenner Mike Briggs Doug Campbell Sharon Cahill Greg Burns Kerri Bush Sue Chyllo I.isa Carlson Geanmtta Case Dennis Christie Sharon Guff Deanna Davis Brian Conant Ronald Cowles Jolanda Dendulk William Dowell Ingehorg Dst'hida Vanessa r.verett Students speak with a college counselor. From left: Scott Valentin, Deanna Davis, Brent Birkhoff, John Armon. Rich Preston. Sue Moulis. and Ray Gomoll. Gary Guetzloff hangs on during the first month of Mark Fluger Patti Franz Patty Freeland Skip Froula Ray Gomoll Glenn Greenwood Kim Grenman Larry Groves (ur Guet lotf Warren llannula Sue Marker] Mark Hartwick ( ' nthia J ant en Rich Jensen Brian Maupt Nancy Mdsin Gail Huehner I rank Jakuhicek Scott Valentin and Rich Preston take a time-out to smile for the cumera. Ron Jensen Connie Johnson Phil Kalsch Jim Kanrer Laura Kauppila cott Kennebeck Terry Knauf Kathie Kling Mary Kollenkark Steve Kohofl Celine Klein Carol Kochcr Pamela Kilcoyne Dan Koeppen Above Dave Maurer looks on as Doug Campbell grabs a laugh as Ron Jensen lifts him in Red Cross training in Heavy Equipment. Tam i Kollenkark Teresa Kuna David Kuzwara Tina Ixrisner Nancy Lingeman lorn Liston Above: Gary Guetzloff and Dave Maurer work on a massive year- book job. Below: Mary Raupp. Mark Hartwick and Al Schumann, learn all about cats in a different way. Steve Lusk Brian Madsen Robin Marker Cynthia Mann Dave Maurer Greg McKinney Kim Melahn Sharon Mealer Randy Morin Mike Moran In their Halloween apparel are: (top row) Sue Sroka, Sue Moulis. Lori Stcttcr; (bottom row) Mary Raupp and |unior Patti Haag. 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TO 12:00 NOON NO LOMT NOUNS ON VEONEStAT ■ON. TUES. THUN. 1:00 A H. TO 6:00 P.M. WEO. 1:00 kM. tO 3:00 P.H. FNI. 1:00 kM. TO S P.H. SAT. 1:00 A.M. TO 12:00 NOON 312 587-2112 121 LAKELAND PLAZA FOX LAKE,ILL. 60020 587-8211 Gatey c ppCiance One. SALES SERVICE SERVING THE McHENRY AREA FOR OVER 50 YEARS 1241 N GREEN ST (815) 385 5500 McHENRY ILL 60050 128 Sunnyside Foods M. full selection The Bottle Shop FOOD LIQUORS 4216 N. Wilmol Rd. 385 - 8097 :eb;s nwKK mxajTS ANB S ABS AG E SBQP — 10 110 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 7am io pm I0VMD1 Sunnysioe f ooos «iiioi mi lienoso 815 3 8 5-766 3 Compliments Compliments of: of Dr. Mrs. Leslie W. Krieger, Jr. Riverside Retoil Outlet D.D.S. Ltd. McHenry 3420 W. Elm St. McHenry, IL. 60050 129 Cleaner’s Inc. 1207 N. 3rd Street McHenry, IL 60050 385-2011 H A H PWA H FOX LAKE 10 East Grand Avenue JOHNSBURG CLIP-JOYNT Long Short hair Styles Fox Lake, Illinois 60020 3606 N. Chapel Hill Road Johnsburg, IL 60050 Rickard Zalka 815 • 385-0932 Marengo Federal ntfs Serring McHenry County For Over 55 Years 4400 West Elm St. McHenry, II. 815 344-1900 130 18 Hole Golf Course • Cocktails • Restaurant • 2500N.CHAPEL HILL ROAD Banquet Rooms MCHENRY, ILLINOIS 60050 PHONE: 815 3850333 OR 312 4510277 Hb. I9HWMH 'fi son� Inc. Authored Builder of. Inryco GENERAL CONTRACTOR Friday Fish Fry Sunday Brunch 10:00-2:00 from design In landscapm)’ COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL RESIDENTIAL ecsieit METAL BUILDINGS JFM AJEE JOHNSBURG FOOD MART 2302 W.JOHNSBURG ROAD mnnnnnnH IN MCHENRY MCHENRY 385-0908 Palmers Four Season's Gift Shop 2604 W Johnsburg Rd McHnry 385-0699 A COMPLETE HARDWARE STORE • Paint Supplies • Power Tools • Lawn Mowers • Sporting Goods • Garden Tools • Gifts • Glass • Housewares • Electrical Appliances OPEN EVERYDAY WEEKDAYS 8-6 FRI TIL 9 SUNDAYS • 9 AM TO NOON 3729 W ELM McHENRY 131 Tap Sandwiches - Pizza Open Daily 10am-1am Fri. Sat. 10am-2am Sun. 11 am-6am LAWN EQUIPMENT SNOWMOBILES norm K nuns uhe d DEERE SALES - SERVICE - PARTS 2103 RTE. 120. McHENRY. IL 60050 015 385 0434 JIM SCOTT ACCESSORIES Gaze c pp artce One. SALES SERVICE SERVING THE McHENRY AREA EOR OVER 50 YEARS 2106 Spring Grove Rd. Rt. 12 1241 N GREEN ST 1815) 385 5500 McHENRY ILL 60050 If It's Real Estate or Insurance Put your property in our hands for fast service” prcm RED CARPET 587-7111 C FRANK REALTY 19S R„2 WE BUY-SELL OR TRADE FOX LAKE • HOMES VACANT• COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL • RESORTS • FARMS REAL ESTATE APPRAISERS Wirrd[n(f ‘Thncaller iiCoi f. D ix t Enjoy Contemporary Dining in tbc Country, Colonial Tradition Ipancakes-belguim waffles-crepe desserts |FOUNTAIN SERVICE-CHOICE DINING SPECIALTIES WIND HILL 3307 W. Elm |� 15|-3M-117J (Rl. 120) McHenry. IL 60050 Open 7 Days MAGNETICS INCORPORATED Customengineered magnetic components Magnetic Components for: Telecommunications Communications Control Systems General electronics 3521 N. Chapel Hill Road McHenry, Illinois 60050 (815) 385-2700 rnnnsinnnnsinnsircins The Staff of the Sky hawk Yearbook Extends a Special “Thanks” to RICK KEBER JHS Graphic Arts Director and DEWANE STUDIOS OF WOODSTOCK Official Sky hawk Yearbook Photographers For Help and Cooperation Above and Beyond the Call of Duty! SLSULSLSLSLSJULQJLSLSLSL 4:C0'J jk—5:30 ffcd. 4:00'J Ji— 5:00 4:00 — 42:00 133 A SPECIAL THANKS TO THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE FOR THEIR SUPPORT OF THE 1981 SKYHAWK Mr. Mrs. William Kofler Mr. Mrs. Jim Nichols William Haag Mr. Mrs. Jack Gallagher Mr. Mrs. Brian Jonas Mr. Mrs. Ronald E. Callahan Mr. Mrs. John Heidler Mr. Mrs. Rich Dehn Mr. Mrs. Robert Gough Mr. Mrs. Gerald Sobiesk Mrs. Jan Bosman Mr. Mrs. James Williams Clar Inez Young Mr. Mrs. Bud Pflug Mr. Mrs. Abreu Mr. Mrs. James N. Heard Sr. Mr. Mrs. A1 Kirkpatrick Mr. Mrs. Jim Preston Mr. Mrs. Randy Swikle Mrs. Jacie Smith Jocelyn Booth Mr. Mrs. M. Kling i Dr. Mrs. Ken Falkinham Mr. Mrs. Phil Bartmann Mr. Mrs. Wm. Hart Mr. Mrs. J. Naleway Mr. Mrs. Jim Meyers Mr. Mrs. David Wormley Mr. Mrs. Peter Barroso Jr. Mr. Mrs. Bill Haag Sr. Mr. Mrs. Roger Dalan Mr. Mrs. Phillip Thorne Mr. Mrs. A1 Valentin Mr. Mrs. Richard Hiller Mr. Mrs. Terry Tvaroh Mr. Mrs. H. Anderson Mr. Mrs. George Guetzloff Mr. Mrs. Bill Hayes Mr. Mrs. Bob Fluger Mr. Mrs. Don March Mr. Mrs. Don Clark Mr. Mrs. Donald Dixon Mr. Mrs. Martin Dschida Mr. Mrs. Denny Spraetz Mr. Mrs. Russ Greenwood Mr. Mrs. Dan Stanowski Mr. Mrs. Wm. Swartzloff Mr. Mrs. Bern Hellgeth Mr. Mrs. J.J. Jacques Miss Judy Cammelot Mr. Mrs. J.B. Johnson Mr. Michael Roberts Mr. Mrs. Arthur Kennebeck Mr. Mrs. Robert Kies Jr. Mr. Mrs. Winston Kee Mr. Mrs. Donald Schultz Mrs. Lois Cocking Mr. Mrs. Joe Moulis Mr. Mrs. Ron Bingman Mr. Mrs. G. Klein Lee Ann Cristy Mr. Mrs. H. May Mr. Matt Nemtusak Dr. Mrs. Duane Andreas Mr. James VanBosch Mr. Mrs. Michael DeWolfe Mr. Mrs. Steve Pollock 134 L ne Way It Was 1980 81