Johnsburg High School - Skyhawk Yearbook (McHenry, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1982 volume:

SOARING JOHNSBURG HIGH SCHOOL 2002 West Ringwood Road McHenry, Illinois 60050 THE SKYHAWK, Volume IV Jeff Letzter, Editor Soaring Reach for the heavens; hope for the future . and all that you can be and not what you are.” These are words from the popularjohn Denver song, The Eagle and the Hawk.” They mean that one should always set high goals, be optimistic, and be not complacent but rather strive to meet one’s highest potential. If one word could summarize that philosophy, perhaps the best word to use would be soar.” In academics, ath- letics, plays, clubs, and all other school activities, the Johnsburg Skyhawks SOAR forward with enthusiasm, energy, and high hopes. And Johnsburg High School is only a launching pad to help guide its young people in the direction to achieve their goals. In Johnsburg Skyhawk country, people are SOARING . . . 2 4 5 Students Soar In Academics Naturally, academics is the most impor- tant part of school life. At JHS, students have many courses from which to choose. A goal of the school is to pro- vide a comprehensive education that meets the particular needs of each stu- dent. What does Jeff Preston see in that microscope?” wonders Greg Sobiesk. Mr. Roger Zawacki's math class solves problems. With the whole wide world in her hands, Gina Pecucci stands over Debbie Jayko. fcrficf sqoar Carol Schmidt, Lori Nichols, and Sherri Bruce are among the students hard at work on a classroom project. Practice makes perfect” is the philosophy of the day in Mr. Hal Thompson’s band class. 7 School Can Be Fun! Many activities both in and out of the class- room add variety to school life. Approached with the proper attitude, almost every activity or task associated with school has its fun” side to it. It’s definitely fun” to eat cream pies during school. In lower right photo are teachers Gugel, Beck, Roberts, Booth, and Kriewaldt. Dorothy of the Wizzard of Oz,” Dawn Giddens, meets Laurel, Eileen Koch, and Hardy, Ellen O’Malley, during Movie Star Day of Homecoming week. Tom Kost works on an accounting assignment that is very relevant . . . paying income taxes! The learning ccnier is a quiet place to study, and seniors Mike Leon and Gene Wcincouff take advantage of the opportunity. 6 One of the favorite?” past-times of students is taking achievement tests. Graphic Arts class is a good place to practice psychomotor skills and creativity. Rene Aldenbrook and Steve Banazynski work on layouts. ABOVE: Dawnc Haynie. Clay Ames, and Ellen O’Malley have a good time on the Senior Class Float. AT LEFT: Junior Cheryl Burkhardt works as a student aide in the learning center. 9 Students At Work Members of .he Building Trades class work on .he four.h house Steve Spencer adjusts forms at trades house. Truck driving is part of the JHS curriculum. 10 Jamie Moran and Clay Ames work on the Senior floac. Ii is nice to have someone to share the memories with. Debbie Caifano and Dan Arvidson enjoy the Homecoming dance. 11 Johnsburg has some of the most at- tractive” cheerleaders in the area. FIRST ROW: John Mied ianowski Pat Rocky” Rorig, and Russ Beck. SECOND ROW: Hoagy Dix, Paul Smith, Mike Dalan, Rob Schmidt. Jeff Lctzter rides the Senior Class float. Carol Schmidt and boyfriend The JHS Marching Band 12 The Pom-pon girls pue on a show! These Homecoming parade characters are from ’’Animal House.” From left are Sue Dehn, Jeff Bartmann. Kristie Price, and Norine O’Neill. The sophomores are a cohesive group. Mike Hurckes, Pete Barroso, and Rusty Beck soar” for the football. 13 Johnsburg Weekly News editors Mark Leslie and Clay Ames wonder what Dooley Stanell is doing hanging around” Bull Valley the eve of Hallow- een with Bull Valley Monster” on the loose. The Johnsburg Skyhawk was portrayed by sopho more Julie Anderson. 14 Theresa Hauck tips one over the net as the girls volleyball team wins the Zion-Bcnton tournament. Pom pon girls have lots of spirit. From left are Bridget Thorne. Carol Schmidt, Gina Rittorno, and Kelly Beitz. The alumni don't forget JHS during Homecoming time. Sometimes students clown around, as evidenced by junior Sherry Groves. Competition is an important part of student life. Teacher Aide Molly Beck portrays the coach during an 1 ’� nice « have your picture taken, assembly skit. Spirit Soars At JHS s . Mr. Bill Hayes Dedication He helped to formulate the blueprints” and design a comprehensive educa- tional program forjohnsburg High School. Then, when JHS opened its doors for the first time four years ago, he worked to generate enthusiasm among the students, the faculty, and the community as everyone began the task of imple- menting the school program. Four years later, Johnsburg High School is a tremendous success. Much of the success is due to the respected leadership and energetic work of this man. This year he retires from education; he will be missed. But we have a feeling that he will be no stranger to JHS in his retirement. Our hunch is that he will continue to be seen and lend his support at many school activities. He has dedicated much of his life to young people, and now we want to dedicate some of our work to him. The staff of the 1982 Skyhawk, on behalf of the entire student body, dedicates this yearbook to our friend . . . our principal, Mr. Bill Hayes. 17 YEARBOOK STAFF. First Row: Tom Picper, Kathy O'Brien, Jeff Letztcr, Ellen O'Malley, Joe Meyers. Linda Schmitt. Diane Heard; Second Row: Lisa Artncr, Sherri Bruce, Jane Pecucci. Stacey Naleway, Patti Haag, Patty Ullrich. Cheryl Jaworski, Norine O’Nicll, Janet Borak, Liz Pfefferkorn. Scott McClory, Diana Bavetz. Third Row: Mr. Randy Swikle, Shawn Mondl. Debbie Jayko, Clay Ames. Dan Williams. Brian Dicdrich. Robbie Worzala. Eric Kanter. Not pictured Mike Hurckes. Mark Kalemba. and Hoagy Dix. Very much planning, time, and effort has gone into producing the yearbook in the past and present. Last year, the Northern Illinois School Press Association present- ed the Golden Eagle award to the 1980-81 Skyhawk yearbook. This award is based on the design, cohesion, creativity, photogra- phy, coverage, and copy. It was presented to only the three most outstanding year- books in Northern Illinois. EDITORIAL BOARD. First Row: Diane Heard, business manager; Ellen O'Malley, activities editor; Kathy O'Brien, organizations editor; Linda Schmitt, people editor. Back Row: Tom Pieper, assistant editor; Jeff Letzter, editor-in-chief; Joe Meyers, sports editor. 20 Lisa Artncr designs dummy layouts for the yearbook. Members of the yearbook staff meet in brainstorming session. 21 Newspaper The 1980-81 Newspaper staff was awarded a First Class rating by the Na- tional Scholastic Press Association. The newspaper class, along with the help of the graphics class, prints 25 newspapers a year. The students also raised several thousand dollars in advertising and cir- culation to make the newspaper a finan- cial success. EDITORIAL BOARD. First Row: Diane Heard, business manager; Mark Leslie, manag- ing editor; Rick Ziolkowski, feature editor; Sue Dehn. editor; Dooley Stancll, sports editor; Clay Ames, news editor. Pictured in back. Mr. Randy Swiklc, adviser. JOHNSBURG WEEKLY NEWS STAFF. First Row: Diane Heard, Mark Leslie. Rich Ziolkowski. Sue Dehn. Dooley Stanell. Clay Ames. Lars Swanson. Second Row: Mr. Randy Swikle. Jeff Bartmann, Joe Meyers, Stacey Naleway. Jeff Fowler, Jeff Lctztcr, Larry Kohon. Carol Schmidt, Ruth Pflug, Brian Mcgee, Dawn Haynie. Third Row: Jim Tatro, Scott McClory, Tom Huemann, Dan Gallagher. Kristie Price, Tom Pieper, Ellen O’Malley, Charise Nielsen. Danny Williams, Gina Pccucci. Not pictured, Jeff Clary 22 SECOND SEMESTER EDITORIAL BOARD. From Row: Ruih Pflug, sports editor; Diane Heard, business manager; Rick Ziolkowski, news editor; Carol Schmidt, feature editor; Mark Leslie, managing editor; Clay Ames, editor-in-chief. Business manager Diane Heard talks over business matters with advertising client. Members of the newspaper staff hunt for clues during a safari seeking the Bull Valley Monster. Quill Scroll Quill Scroll Members. First Row: Linda Schmitt, Dawne Haynie, Mark Leslie, Clay Ames, Dooley Staneil, and Patti Haag. Second Row: Carol Schmidt, Sherri Bruce, Patty Ulrich,Jane Pe- cucci, Ruth Pflug, Mike Hurckes, and Joe Meyers. Third Row: Jeff Letzter, Tom Huemann, Gina Pe- cucci, Diane Heard, Jeff Clary, Hoagy Dix, Rick Ziolkowski, and Sue Dehn. International Club International Club Members. Front Row: Lisa Kelly, Cindy Swinford, Kim Colomer, and Dave Hanamoto. Middle Row: Marcia Crump, Terri Cluff, Ann Davis (Secretary), Dawne Haynie (President), Louis Koeningsader (Treasurer), and Gina Rittorno. Back Row: Lisa Matulka, Kim Pieper, Eugene Weincoff,Janette Ready, Larry Jahnson, Dave Drogasz, Cheryl Burkhardt. Kelly Hart, Bernard Wharton, Maureen O’Donncl, Laura Hintz, Ed Foster, and Mrs. Kathy Abreau (Sponsor). 24 Student Council Members. First Row: Mrs. Jocelyn Booth, Jodi Buetel, Linda Davidson, Linda Schmitt, Laura Wharton, Teri Jakubicek. Angie Barth. Second Row: Sharon Brauer, Jodi Turner. Kristen On, Amy Lane, Lisa Matulka, Kerry Rauhut, Candi Kilcoyne. Kathy O'Brien. Third Row: Kelly Bietz, Mark Leslie, Bernard Wharton, Dave Adams, Larry Zulie, Scott McClory, Steve Schmitt, Ron Callahan, Bob Prosen. Forth Row: Michelle Patterson. Patti McKay, Kathy Wester, Lori Nichols. Kim Mitchell, Michelle Hancock, Dawn Birkoff, Trisha Hcrigodt. Not Pictured: Lisa Boyer, Dan Hovseth, Sue Dchn, Paul Smith, Jenny Roberts. Student Council The Johnsburg High School Student Council, or C.A.R.E.S. (Council of Activ- ity, Responsibility, Education, and Spirit), provides many social activities and special services for the school. These services in- clude: Homecoming, soc hops, Christmas Spirit Week and the senior breakfast. The council members are elected by the stu- dents to express and support their ideas. Student Council Officers. Front Row: President Jodi Bue- tel, Vice-President Linda Davidson, Treasurer Laura Wharton. Back Row: Secretary Linda Schmitt, Adviser Mrs. Booth, Parliamentarian Teri Jakubicek. 25 Concert Band: First Row: Linda Schmitt. Lydia Oakley, Joan Pierce. Debbie Swinford, Maureen O’Donnell, Bill Schmitz. Laura Carlson. Chris May, Carrie Boikc. Candie Kilcoync, Mary Dvorak, Trina Evertson; Second Row: Ray Tantillo, Janette Ready. Missy Davis, Michelle Anderson, Margie Ranter, Mark Leslie, Chap Hughes. Mike Nederhouser, Amy Lane, Eric Johnson, Ken Baker, Harry Walk, Dawn Giddens, Kristin On; Third Row: Gail Jakubicek, Kelly Hart, Terry Boyer, Ed Foster, Alicia Evertson. John Sande. Mark Svonar. Dave Hannamoto, Mike Steffens, Mike Dominguez, Paul Metzger, Mike Novak, Ralph Stark; Fourth Row: Mr. Thompson, Chris Donke, Jeff Jayko, Jim Tatro, Ernie Johnson, Betty Novak. Band The band has played in the Saufen and Spiel Parade and the Homecom- ing parade. They won first place in the McHenry County Concert Band Competition. They have also played at the Christmas and Spring concerts. JHS Stage Band. First Row: Janice Schmitt, Kathy Szumlas; Second Row: Linda Schmitt, Terry Boyer, Carrie Boike, Paul Metzger, Mike Novak; Third Row: Mark Zvonar, Mr. Hal Thompson, and Ed Foster. Choir . . while the girls sing the high notes. Choir. First Row: Kathy Szumlas, Cheri Kofler, Ann Davis, Lisa Carl- son, Norma Garrett, Gayle Schulz, Debbie Wade. Second Row: Nancy Nunamaker, Sue Jenson, Debbie Swinford, Beth Hoppm. Laurie Mellum, Annette Freels, Kelly Gar- rett, Candi Kilcoyne. Marilyn Hels- ing. Third Row: Dave Drogosz, Laura Hintz, Mike Novak, Lisa Ko- sior, Ron Callahan. Kristie Price, Mike Jonas, Jamie Hall, Dave Rucker, Lisa Matulka, Chap Hughes, Diane Comstock, Mark Leslie. Melissa Dolder, Dale Zalke. 27 National Honor Society The National Honor Society consists of: First Row: Larry Hoagy” Dix, Kathy Szumlas, Jodi Beutel, Paul Smith, and Mr. Denny Spraetz. Second Row: Tom Pieper, Robert Stanell, Kris Price, Patti Haag, Darcy Relle, Paul Metzger. John Nett. Third Row: Mark Leslie, Debbie Sobiesk, Debbie Caifano, Gary Sclof, Linda Davidson, Diane Heard, Lisa Boyer, and Terry Boyer. Fourth Row: M.J. Anderson, Debbie Swinford, Lydia Oakley, Pam Ullrich, Janice Schmitt, Cheri Kofler, Sue Dehn, and Diane Chyllo. The National Honor Society Officers are: Paul Smith, vice president; Hoagy Dix, president; Kathy Szumlas, treasurer; Jodi Beutel, secretary; and adviser Mr. Denny Apraetz. Treasurer Kathy Szumlas delivers a speech for N.H.S. 28 AV TV Club AV TV Club members. Front Row: Chuck Gasorowski, Jenny Roberts. Jim Salazar. Karen Minks, Doug Hendershot. Linda Gribben. Silvia Kipping. Second Row: Mr. Hal Thompson (Director), Scott Grant, Mike Novak. Dave Lytle. Donna Kocher, Shawn Mondl, Rich Kretzschmar and Cidy Korolovich. Seniors Scott Grant, Doug Lozynski and Rich Kretzschmar video tape foreign language plays in the auditorium. Pep Club Pep Club members. Front Row: Lisa Kelly, Mary Maravick, Karen Kalemba, Debbie Griggs. Dawn Birkhoff, Laura Schratt, Gina Magrane, Sherri Hendershot, Kim Kohan. Second Row: Cindy Swinford. Lisa Capps, Cindy Guctzloff, Cheryl Burkhardt, Denise Burg, Lisa Switzer, Lisa Cocher, Laura Hintz, Debbie Swinford. Theresa Combs, Ms. Pam Bush (Director). 29 Bottom Row (left to right): Stacy Schroeder. Dawn Birkhoff, Diane Chyllo, Michelle Case. Second Row : Kim Jacques. Rena Mullen, Pam Ullrich. Third Row : Karen Mincks, Michele Kilcoyne. Top Row: Linda Lyons. Standing: Robin Grenell and Cindy Korolo- vich. Cosmotology Cosmotology is an organization which allows girls and guys to prac- tice cutting hair. They must attend Don Roberts Beauty School for two years before they can graduate. Second year Cosmotology students stand to pose for a picture. From left to right: Michelle Case, Diane Chyllo, Pam Ullrich, and Linda Lyons. 30 Pictured from left to right-First Row: Marcia Crump, Alicia Evertsen. Michele Arnolde, Marla Schroeder, Rick Schallcr. Joe Kalisek, Gary Selof. Second Row: Rick Klein, Sean Clark, Ken Schoenig, Joan Pierce, Terry Cluff, Phayvanh Bouttaphan. Debbie Griggs. Third Row: Michelle McCaffery, Lynn Wilkinson, Sarh Knight, Rene Aldenbrook, Kelly Kozicki. Wendy Mann, Cheryl Hclmandollar, Sheri Scavo, Cris May, Linda Schmitt. J.E.E.P. J.E.E.P. is the Johnsburg Environmental Edu- cation Program. J.E.E.P. Club is a very active club. Members took students of the seventh grade on a canoe trip down the Nippersink Riv- er. They also participated in many other activi- ties such as water testing. Alicia Evertsen, Michele Arnolde, and Marcia Crump are preparing the evening meal in the Ozarks. 31 THE 1981 HOMECOMING COURT: Front Row: Jody Beutel. Sue Freeland. Patti Haag. Angie Kinney, Kathy O’Brien, Darcy Relle. Back Row: Pete Barroso. Russ Beck. Terry Boyer, Charles Gasiorowski, Paul Klein, and Steve Switzer. 34 Sophomores Sarah Knight. Wendy Huemann, Rhonda Thayer, Michelle McCaffery, and Julie Anderson share their ideas at the soph float-building session. Seniors Jamie Moran and Terry Boyer help to construct the winning Senior Class float. 35 Rocky” Rorig, football player dressed as a cheerleader, demonstrates new cheer. Students and parents gather near the Homecoming bonfire for a pep session. The JHS Marching band entertains during the Homecoming parade. The Johnsburg Sky hawk generates enthusiasm on the football field before the Homecoming game. Tom Kinney, Deanna Kearns, Larry Zuley, and Lori Nichols cake lime out for refreshments during the Homecoming dance. Teri Cluff. Louis Koenigscder, and Cheryl Burkhardc represent the International Club in the Homecoming parade. Sophomore Tammy Bush has her flower adjusted by a friend. Angie Kinney and Dooley Stanell share a moment of tenderness. 37 THE CAST: Firs! Row: Lisa Kelly, Cindy Swinford, Debbie Swinford, Laura Carlson, Dooley Stanell; Second Row: Ed Foster, Terry Boyer, Theresa Combs, Gary Selof, Kathy Wester, Mary Dvorak, Mark Leslie, and Paul Metzger. Paul Metzger, Mark Leslie, and Kathy Wester try to force Debbie Swinford to sign away her fortune. At Right: Paul Metzger and Mark Leslie clown around during rehearsal. Kind Lady The first play of the 1981-82 school year, Kind Lady”, was performed on the nights of November 12, 13, and 14. In the story, Mary Herries is suddenly forced to house several evil characters who are plotting to steal her fortune. The plot thickens and the end leaves you to draw your own conclusions. 58 Gary Selof, the doctor, checks Theresa Combs' condition after she faints in the snow, while Debbie Swinford and Lisa Kelly take care of her baby. 7 Debbie Swinford held the lead role in this drama as Mary Herries, the kind lady. Lisa Kelly shows Laura Carlson in to deliver a present as Cindy Swin ford looks on in the foreground. 39 Christmas Assembly The JHS teachers act out The Twelve Days of Christmas . The annual JHS Christmas Assembly in- cluded many of the student body and facul- ty. It was held on Wednesday, December 23, before school was dismissed for Christ- mas vacation. One of the highlights of the assembly was members of the faculty dem- onstrating their interpretation of The Twelve Days of Christmas”, while the choir sang. Other programs included one of the Spanish classes singing (in Spanish) and acting out Up on the House Top” and the band and choir performing many Christmas selections. Mr. Schultz, Mr. Hill, and Mr. Dvonch (from left to right) appear as turtle doves and a partridge in a pear tree. Mrs. Ahreau recieves a gift certificate to Taco Bell from Santa Claus. Santa gives Mr. Zawacki a T-shirt with his famous line Holy Cow printed on the front. 40 Angjc C.iura, Kathy Lampi, Janice Schmitt. Angie Kinney. Tracy Esposito. Eileen Koch, Bride; Norine ONiell, Groom; Jamie Moran. Dave Murgatroyd, Bill Sargent, Gene Wiencoff, Brian Diedrich, Russ Beck, and Steve Spencer. Karen Kalemba, Dawn Giddons, Debbie Ciafono, Lynette Dust, Debbie Sobiesk, Linda Pfendert, Minister; Rob Schmidt. Bride; Gina Peccucci, Groom; Mark Leslie, Jeff Bartman. 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Third Row: Michelle Patterson, Paul Smith, Gail Eroblewski, Lisa Kelly, Cheryl Burkhardt, and Laura Schratt. Fourth Row: Michelle Horton, Mark Leslie, Kris Price, Maureen O'Donnell, and Debbie Swinford. Fifth Row-: Linda Davidson, Megan Hall, Kathy Wester, and Rob Schmidt. Standing in Rear: Norma Garrett and Gary Selof. Good News The Drama Department’s winter play was a su- perb performance of the broadway hit, Good News.” This musical comedy was about the exper- iences of college campus life. The excellent perfor- mances of seniors Mark Leslie, Hoagy Dix, Rob Schmidt, and Bob Stanell will be greatly missed next year. Tom Marlowe (Rob Schmidt) ponders over the thought of marriage Pat Bingham (Cathy McMil- lan). College campus lough guy Beef Saunders (Paul Smith) shows Bobby (Mark Leslie) his exceptional athletic ability. Tutor Connie Lane (Kris Price) helps Tom Marlowe (Rob Tom Marlowe (Rob Schmidt) and Bobby (Mark Leslie) arise early Schmidt) meet the teams eligibility requirements, to show off Bobby's seasonal sleepwear. Sylvester( Bob Stanell) finds that anyone is welcome to the sorority on open house day. Sorority girls are Kathy Wester, Debbie Swinford, Cathy McMillan, Gail Wroblewski, Maureen O'Donnell, Cheryl Burkhardt and Laura Schratt. JETS Award The JHS JETS Team (Junior Engineering Technological Society) traveled to McHenry County College to compete against six other high schools in regional competition. The team took first place overall, with individuals receiv- ing the following: Tom Kost, first place in phys- ics, third place in math; Paul Metzger, second place in math; Terry Boyer, third place in phys- ics; Laura Wharton, third place in English; Tom Huemann, third place in drafting; Lori Nichols, third place in math. 44 Students who participated in the JETS test are pictured after placing first place in the test. Bottom Row: Terry Boyer, Hoagy Dix.Jeff Clary, Paul Metzger, and Tom Kost. Top Row: Lori Nichols, Randy Beck, Paul Smith, Mike Dalan, Kelly Beitz, and Laura Wharton. (Not pictured: Linda Davidson and Tom Huemann). Pirate” watches over the ball toss game. Missy Davis, Terri Olcnick, Kathy Hartjes, and Dawn Hanie waiting to throw their darts at the balloon game. Mardi Gras Mrs. Cathy Abreu discusses with student some of the activities planned. Foreign language students held a Mardi Gras cele- bration, which included many games, activities, and food and drink. 45 Ken Schoenig and Paul Staib take time out for a drink. Varsity Cheerleaders LEFT: Varsity Cheerleaders are (top to bottom) Patti Ha; Debbie Sobiesk, Jenny Jantzen, Jackie Smid, Debbie Jayko, S ccy Nalcway, Patti Bartmann, Kathy O’Brien. ABOVE: T SKYHAWK fires up the crowd. BELOW: Varsity Cheerlead� ride in parade. 48 ABOVE: Cheerleaders fire up the croud. RIGHT: Sophomore Cheerleaders are (first row) Jane Smid, Tracey Schmitt, Kelly Donat; (second row) Terri Eichorn, Shelly Micd ianowski. (third row) Lisa Thorcn. BELOW: Freshman Cheerleaders are (first row) Lora Zeilke, Annette Freels, Debbie Tvaroh; (second row) Laurie Mellum, Kim Diedrich, Cardi Kilcoyne. 49 Varsity Team. From Row: Gina Riftorno, Carol Schmidt, Kathi Lampi, Sue Freeland, Terri Olcnick, Bridget Thorne, and Paula Wroblewski. Middle Row: Toni Rendo, Kim Jacques, Lisa Boyer, Debbie Caifano, Linda Pfendert, Kelly Beitz and Laura Schratt. Back Row: Norma Garret, Jodi Beutel, Wendy Hanson, Sherri Bruce,Jane Pecucci, Michelle Horton. Darcy Relic, and Dawn Poteracki. (Not pictured. Advisor, Peggy Morrisett.) Pom-Pons Varsity Pom-Pon members clown around on the sidelines. Captain Sue Freeland stands proud as the National Anthem is played. Seniors Darcy Relle and Dawn Poteracki pose for a picture during a football game. Aren’t they cute? J.V. Pom-Pon members march in Homecoming parade. J.V. Pom-Pons J.V. Team. First Row: Brcck Dixon, Patti McKay, Jenny Scott. Kim Davis, Gail Wroblewski. Kim Pieper. and Laura Shiman. Second Row: Laura Carlson, Missy Davis,Jill Leopold,Julie Leopold, Kelly Hart, Lynn Wilkerson, Carrie Boikc. Kathy Wester, and Michelle Patterson. (Not pictured. Advisor Peggy Morrisett.) 51 Varsity Football The varsity football team finished the season with a 2-7 record. The team should have been .500, ’’said coach Bob Schmitt. The best lineman was Paul Smith, and the best back was Pat Rorig. Captains were Paul Smith and Hoagy Dix. All Conference members were Paul Smith, Mike Da- lan, and Rob Schmidt. Most Valuable receiver was Rob Schmidt. Most Valuable defensive player was John Mied- zianowski. Paul Smith was MVP overall. The Record Johnsburg 6 Grant 14 Johnsburg 0 Grayslake 8 Johnsburg 0 Harvard 19 Johnsburg 0 Beliot Catholic 26 Johnsburg 16 Marian 27 Johnsburg 24 Marengo 8 Johnsburg 14 Hononcgah 27 Johnsburg 12 Harvard 16 Johnsburg 12 Wheaton Christian 6 Head coach Boh Schmin discusses strategy with Quarterback Dan Williams. VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Mike Hurckes. Dave Murgatroyd, Scott Zalke. Hoagy Dix. Steve Switzer, John Tatro Rob Schmitt. Rocky Rorig. MIDDLE ROW: Russ Beck. Tom Huemann. Ernest Johnson. Pete Barroso. Dan Gallagher. Ken Allen. Rick Ziolkowski, Jim Wajs, Tom Kost, Bill Stefka. TOP ROW': Coach Don March. Tom Pieper. Gary Wegner, Wayne Brennan, Dan Williams, Paul Klein. Paul Smith. Mike Dalan, Bill Sargent, Joe Hendrix. Coach Bob Schmitt. 52 The SKYHAWK RUSH”: (Left to right) Paul Smith, Mike Dalan, and Bill Stefka. 53 ABOVE: Along the trench, lineman blow open holes for Skyhawk backs. LEFT: Quarterback Dan Williams prepares to roll out. ABOVE LEFT: Skyhawk defenders pursue a Marian runner. LEFT: MVP Paul Smith (53) scores the first touch- down of the year. RIGHT: Senior Paul Klein sat out most of the season with a knee injury; he still showed enthusiasm for the team. RO™nRa?eT:iCch' £“’ P- 1 n r-on. Ken Pedrara. Frank Sroka. Sean Clark, Kevin Davis. Ron Callahan. MIDDLE Sophs Have Winning Season The sophomore Skyhawks had a winning season, finishing with a 4-3-1 mark. Coaches Meyers and Roberts said that they were pleased with their play- ers and that they had more talent than they realized. BOTTOM ROW: Mate Gockcl, Robbie Robison. David Honnamoto. Bill Kilcoyne, Mike Dominquez. John Gallagher. John Ko icki. Bernard Wharton. Tom Basil, Bob Dunivan. John Miskovic, Mike Nederhouscr. MIDDLE ROW: Mark Zvonar, Rob Stermer. Rick Miller. Matt Fluger. Bill Pecucc. Mark Majcrc.k John Carden, Tom Kinney. Harry Walk. Tom Springer, Bill Wade. Bob Nowak. Rick Buckholn. Tom Koeller. TOP ROW: Coach Ball Haag, Chappy Hughes Ralph Stark. Bill Wright. Mike Weingart. Mike Leeke. Mike Majercik, Mike Haag, Mark Durci. Curt Cospcr. Martin Dryer, Kevin Nielsen, Tom Meehan. Coach Dave Dombroski. Freshman Football The freshman football team put out a strong effort, but basically it was a building season. Their overall record was 1-7. Mike Haag (32) and Mike Leeke (37) attempt to block a Richmond punt. Quarterback Mark Majercik attempts to elude a tackier. 56 Cross Country The Cross Councry team finished the season with a 5-14 record with the Frosh-Soph team finishing with a 6-8 record. Even though they were a small group, the team did well. They only lost a few meets, and by few points. The MVP was Jay Jackson, Most Improved award was given to Mike Dodge. The Captain was Joe Kalisek, and the 100% award went to Mike Steck. FRONT ROW: Jeff Nichols. Mike Dodge, Ken Schoenig, Chris Tennison, Mike Lawrence. TOP ROW: Melissa Davis, Mike Steck. Paul Metzger, Joe Kalisek, Jay Jackson, Coach Boh Texidor. 57 FIRST ROW: Kelly Beitz. SECOND ROW : Debbie Sobicsk, Lori Nichols, Norine O’Neil, Cheri Kofler. Diane- Heard. THIRD ROW: Dawne Haynie, Megan Hall, Kathy Moe, Sue Dehn, Coach Kathy Bull. Theresa Hauck. FOURTH ROW: Carol Schmidt, Patti Haag, Jane Pecucci, Paula Wroblewski. Volleyball Team Reaches Sweet Sixteen The girls volleyball team had an exciting season by finishing second in the Shark Conference and becoming one of the state’s final T6” teams. The Skyhawks had a 5-3 record in conference play and 18-8 overall. Lori Nichols and Megan Hall were named most improved. Cheri Kofler, Patti Haag, Norine O’Neil, and Sue Dehn were elected to All- Conference teams. They were also selected as team captains. Dehn was selected by conference coaches as the conference’s MVP. Sue was also selected as the Skyhawk’s MVP. 58 ABOVE: Sue Dehn and Diane Heard attempt to block a Bulldog .spike. BELOW: Theresa Hauck calls Cheri Kofler off the ball as she attempts to bump the ball. ABOVE: Cheri Kofler spikes for a kill in a sectional match at Marian. BELOW: the Skyhawks await a serve from their opponent. 59 ABOVE: Diane Heard attempts to spike the ball as Patti Haag shows her decoy. LEFT: MVP Sue Dehn sets the ball up for Theresa Hauck. BELOW: Sue Dehn watches junior Diane Heard spike the ball against Grant. SOPHOMORE VOLLEYBALL TEAM: FRONT ROW: Kim Pieper, Dawn Lamcka. Lisa Thoren, Gail Wroblcwski, Sarah Knight. Jane Smid. BACK ROW: Coach Sharal Koenigseder, Kelly Hart. Kathy Butler. Breck Dixon. Chris Sowiak, Wendy Hucmann. Michelle Swartzloff. Julie Anderson. Missy Christie, Cindy Axell. Underclass Volleyball The Sophomore volleyball team had an excellent season. The sophomores won conference with an 8- 1 record. Their overall record was 13-7. The Fresh- man volleyball team had a decent season finishing with a 6-1-5 record. FRESHMAN VOLLEYBALL TEAM: FRONT ROW: Kim Ri dout. Debbie Tvaroh, Donna White, Debbie Baker. BACK ROW: Coach Sharal Koenigseder, Chris May, Wendy Mann, Ginger Hopp, Beth Hopp. 61 Tennis The Varsity tennis team finished the sea- son with a 3-10 record. There was great improvement over the season. Janice Schmitt was selected MVP and Darcy Relle was selected Most Improved Player. FIRST ROW: Stacy Naleway, Cindy Guetzloff. Ann Moehling, Kathy Hartjes. BACK ROW: Janice Schmitt. Lisa Boyer. Jenny Roberts. Tracy Esposito, Darcy Relic. Coach Connie Sanders. 62 MVP Janice Schmitt shows her winning form. J.V. Tennis Varsity players Cindy Guet loff returns a shot as partner Stacey Naleway looks on. The J.V. Tennis team ended the season with a 4-7 mark. The team has a lot of promise for the varsity team next year. Gail Jakubicek was named MVP and Kim Colomer was selected Most Improved Player. Kathy Hartjes returns a serve during her match. wm I FIRST ROW: Gail Jakubicek. Kim Colomer, Patty Schmitt. SECOND ROW: Coach Connie Sanders, Mary Moravcc, Sue Lane, Joanne Varasic. Varsity Wrestling. Bottom Row: Dale Zalke. Joel Rowland, Mike Cahill. Dave Haisma. Marty Siddons. and Guy Bazilwich. Middle Row: Norman Rokosz, Joe Kalisek. Mike Hurckes, Dave Moravec, Ken Pcdraza. and Lars Swanson. Top Row: Brett Everett, Mark Dumcllc. Bendy Treat. Mark Hiller, Mike Dalan, John Grenaman, Coach Mike Roberts, and Coach Don March. Wrestling Skyhawk wrestler Mike Cahill works for a reversal. Coach Don March explains the team strategy. Both coach Don March and assistant coach Mike Roberts were very pleased with the accomplishments of the young men which made up the varsity team, ending the season with a 8-6 record, and the J.V. team, ending the season with a 6-5 record. They also look forward to bigger and better challenges in the future, which will hopefully bring excitement to the oncoming seasons. Loss of seniors Joe Kalisek (Captain), Mike Dalan, and Brett Everett will be greatly felt by the team, and they will be missed, according to the coaches. Junior Mike Hurkes was also named captain and most valuable wTestler for the second year in a row. 64 Above: Senior Joe Kalisck works for control. Junior Mike Hurckcs puts his man to the mat. Skyhawk medal winners: Mike Cahill. Lars Swanson. Mike Hurckes. Joe Kalisek. Brett Everett, and Mike Dalan. Above: Mike Dalan stacks up his opponent. Below: Brett Everett re- cords a pin for the team. 65 Girls Basketball Varsity Team: First Row: Jane Pecucci, Theresa Hauck, Carol Schmidt, Cindy Guetzloff, and Janice Schmitt. Second Row Coach Sharal Koenigseder, Sue Dehn. Cheri Kofler, Joan Pierce, and Lisa Switzer. Janice Schmitt (15) passes the ball to one of her teammates as the defense closes in. Sue Dchn tickles the twine for two against the Hornets. 67 Jane Pecucci drives in for the layup. Coach Sharal Koenigseder discusses strategy with her team as Sue Dehn looks on. The varsity girls basketball team had a lot of potential considering the small squad. They had tremendous leadership from returning lettermen Sue Dehn and Cheri Kofler. With a little more self disci- pline and drive they could have achieved a greater amount of success. Next year’s squad should be very strong with five re- turning lettermen in addition to this year’s sophomore squad. We should have a much larger team with greater depth’’, said Coach Sharal Koenigseder. Sue Dehn and Cheri Kofler were elected team captains. Both Kofler and Dehn along with Theresa Hauck madr the All-Conference teams. Dehn was Co-MVP in the conference and the Skyhawks MVP. Theresa Hauck(43) is fouled as she drives to the hoop. 68 [in a , xhaht XHAHt j.V. Basketball Team: Front Row: Kerri Fleming, Gail Wroblewski, Cris May, Kathy Hartjes, Cheryl Row: Maureen Neurater, Kathy Butler, Sheryl Scavo. Kelly Hart, Michele Swartzloff. Missy Christie Hclmandollar. and Chris Feeland. Second , and Coach Kathy Bull. Above: Kathy Hartjes(34) rips down a board as Sheryl Scavo(32) looks on. At Right: Kathy But- ler ) Skying for the Hawks . J.V. Basketball Said Head Coach Kathy Bull, I was very pleased with the hard work and dedication of these athletes. I feel that the nucleus of my ball club and some of the younger varsity members will in future years build a winning team for the Skyhawks”. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: Front Row: Tom Pieper, Terry Boyer. Jeff Fowler. Jim Leon. Scott McClory. Back Row: John Wharton. Dan Williams. Jeff Bartmann. Joe Meyers. Mike Leon. Paul Metzger, Coach Ben Beck. Varsity Basketball The 1981-82 season produced the Skyhawks first season below the .500 mark in the school’s history. The team finished 6-18 overall and 1-6 in conference play. Tom Pieper and Joe Meyers were voted team captains, while Pieper also received MVP and Best Defensive Player. Pieper and Jeff Bartmann were elected to the All-Conference Teams. Coach Beck discusses strategy during a timeout. 70 Skyhawks go through a hard workout at practice. Tom Pieper looks for someone to pass to. Jeff Bartmann goes high to get a rebound. Tom Pieper drives to the hoop. Jeff Fowler shoots a jump shot. Joe Meyers shoots over defend- er. 71 Senior Terry Boyer geis caught up in traffic. John Wharton attempts a jump shot. Paul Metzger takes a shot against Northwest Military Academy. Jeff Bartmann shoots for two”. Junior Jim Leon scores on a lay up. Jeff Fowler shoots his game winning shot against Harvard. 72 Below: Senior Joe Meyers lays one in. Below: Skyhawks battle fiercely under the boards. 73 SOPHOMORE SKYHAWKS. First Row: Scott Tvaroh,JeffJayko,Jim Oleks y, Paul Hcndrixson.John Kirk, Ken Schoenig, Rich Dschida; Sec- nd Row: Coach Dave Dombroski, Brian Siudak. Matt Bentz. Greg Sobiesk, Jeff Preston. Joe Majercik, and manager Ron Callahan. Tom Meehan shoots for two against Harvard. 74 Sophomore Basketball The sophomore basketball squad finished the season with a 11 12 record. They showed considerable improvement over the course of the season. Jeff Preston led the team in scoring and Brian Siudak, in rebounding. In addition to playing freshman ball, Tom Meehan saw a great deal of action at the sophomore level. All eyes look forward as Jeff Preston takes a jumper. FRESHMAN SKYHAWKS: First Row: Bernard Wharton. Ron Beck, Mark Majercik. Mike Nederhouser, John Gallagher. Mike Mazrin. Tim Koeller. Ray Tantillo. Bill Schmitz; Second Row: Steve Schmitt, Bob Neumann, Jeff Nichols. Bob Nowak, Mike Haag, Mark Durei Ken Baker Mike Majercik, Ed Foster, and Coach Mark Pasztor. Freshman Basketball The freshman basketball team finished the season with a 6-11 mark at the A” level and a 5-5 mark at the B” level. The freshman lost many of their games by slim margins and showed a lot of improvement everytime they hit the court. The team has a lot of promise for next season. RIGHT: Ken Baker takes a jump shot as Mark Majercik moves in for the rebound. FAR RIGHT: Mike Haag powers his way to the bucket. Mrs. Kee instructs students on proper CPR techniques. CATHY ABREU Spanish BEN BECK Drivers Education Physical Education PAM BUSH Home Economics H JOCELYN BOOTH Reading LOIS COCKING Business Education JAN BOSMAN Business Education Physical Education ALICE HELLGETH Math DAVE HILL Industrial Arts SUE KAPRAUN Art RITA GUGEL Home Economics ELAINE KEE Health Occupation RICK KEBER Graphic Arts OWEN KELSALL Science SHARAL KOENIGSEDER ROGER KRIEWALDT Physical Education Social Studies 79 Mr. Zawacki shows interest toward Diane Heard’s work. CHERYLE OLSON Literature JOHN QUICK Building Trades MIKE ROBERTS Social Studies CONNIE SANDERS Special Education MARK PASZTOR Special Education Mrs. Beck shows CHUCK SCHULTZ Industrial Arts KRIS SIMONS Social Studies coaching promise. If you can't do it, coach it! 80 ROBERT SCHMITT English DENNY SPRAETZ RANDY SWIKLE Guidance Counselor Journalism BOB TEXIDOR Science HAL THOMPSON Music ROGER ZAWACKI Math Part Time ANN KORT English MARY LEIGHT Math MARY ANN SNYDER French 81 BILL HAAG Dean of Students DR. DUANE ANDREAS Superintendent of Schools PAT BINGMAN Administrative Assistant STEVE POLLOCK Vocational Education Director VIVIAN RICHARDS Vocational Education Secretary 82 Supportive Staff Custodians and Maintenance: Earl Kuntsman, Art Duran, Frank Phillips, (sitting) Gene Weincouff. Not Pictured: Don Bent , Si Meyers, Dave Chappel. Learning Center Director Kathy Kucik. Learning Center Aide Carol Kennebeck. f 83 Cooks: Aleta Gcmmell, Betty Zenner, Ursula Karwacki, Jan Tvaroh, Theresa Dodge. FRESHMEN Dawn Adams Michelle Anderson Roy Anderson Deborah Arndt Lisa Artncr Kenneth Baker Laura Baker Debbie Bakker Angela Barth Tom Basile Guy Bazilcwich Ronald Beck Nicki Berns Debbie Blake Carrie Boike Denise Burg Antoinette Caifano Lisa Capps Freshmen Class Officers. Standing: Kristin Ort. Secretary; Candi Kilcoyne. Treasurer. Bottom Row: Sheri Scavo, vice president; Chris May, President. Tim Boutin Sharon Brauer Rich Buckholtz John Carden James Combs Lisa Confer 84 Freshman boys think they rule the world, but the girls have a different opinion. From left: Lisa Klein, Terry Frey, John Gallagher, and Mike Majercik. Curtis Cosper Dawn Cummings Kim Davis Melissa Davis Kim Diedrich Mike Dodge Chris Dohnkc Cheryl Dominck Mike Dominquez Martin Dreyer Mark Dumelle Bob Dunivan Mark Durei Mary Dvorak Kim Edw-ards Kerry Fleming Matt Fluger Jackie Formby Edward Foster Chris Freeland Annette Frcels Michelle Frett Jeremie Friund Terri Frey David Gagnon John Gallagher Tony Garcia Matthew Gockel Thomas Griffin Debby Griggs Michael Haag David Haisma David Hannamoto Ken Hanson Lisa Hartigan 85 Robert Heber Scott Heide Cheryl Hclmandollar Sherry Hendershott Laura Hintz Dan Holland Kim Hoover Elizabeth Hopp Ginger Hopp Martin Hughes Debra Irvin Joseph Jacobson Sue Hansen Denise Kadlubowski Deanna Kauppila Janice Kearns Lisa Kelly Jeffrey Kennebeck Bill Kilcoync Candi Kilcoyne Thomas Kinney Lisa Klein Tim Koeller Kim Kohon Jim Korolovich Lisa Kosior John Kozicki Rob Krcschmar Roberta Kucharski Penny Lameka Amy Lane Mike Lawrence Mike Leeke Jill Leopold Julie Leopold Rich Lewis Kim Loesch 86 Laura Long Kim Lyons Mark Majcrcik Mike Majcrcik Wendy Mann Lisa Matulka Chris May Mike Ma rin Gina MeGrane Tom Meehan Laura Mellum Score Meniar Ricky Miller John Miskovic Mary Moravec Karen Mungovan Mike Nederhouscr Freshmen rake time out to pose for a picture during Homecoming. - F 1 Mike Nett Boh Nucmann Maureen Neurater Jeff Nichols Kevin Nielson Ed Norred Denise Norton Candy Norwell Betty Novak Bob Nowak Nancy Nunamaker Maureen O'Donnell Kristin On Jimmy Owen 87 Freshmen Benard Wharton and Steve Schmitt take time out from studying to pose for picture. Brian Palmer Bob Paluch Bill Pecucci Jeannine Peterson Bob Prosen David Quinn Kerry Rauhut Delinda Reynolds Kim Ridout Joel Rowland Glenn Sabaj Pat Scanlon Sheryl Scavo Dan Schaefer Patti Schmitt Steven Schmitt William Schmitz Mark Schoenherr Jennifer Scott Pat Short Martin Siddons Bob Slack Doug Sobiesk Cheryl Sowiak Tom Springer Ralph Stark Mike Steffens 88 Rob Stcrmer Jean Straul Cindy Swinford Ray Tantillo Jim Tatro Rich Thayer Linda Thiel Lisa Tihinen Jody Turner Debbie Tvaroh Bill Wade Harry Walk Mike Weingart Randy Westphaln Gerald Wettstein Bernard Wharton Donna White Karen Wilkerson Lorna Wisner Billy Wright Michele Young Tom Zeibel Lora Zeilke Mark Zvonar 89 Freshmen boys show their cheerleading ability! Pictured are Martin Dryer, Mike Nett, and Bob Heber. Tim Adams Chris Andersen Jason Anderson Julie Anderson Michele Arnolde Cindy Axell Steve Banaszynski Jim Bentz Kim Bentz Matthew Bentz Phayvanh Bouttaphan Steven Bowman Sophomores ham it up during float building. Renee Brauer Bill Breit Kathy Brotherton Richard Burkhardt Tammy Bush Kathy Butler Mike Cahill Ron Callahan Jim Carden Laura Carlson Lisa Carlson Nora Chernak 90 Don Christenson Maryann Christie Tony Ciura Robbin Clark Sean Clark Terri Cluff Kim Colomer Sophomore class officers. Bottom Row: Shelly Miedzianowski, Michelle Patterson. Top Row: Michelle Swartzloff, Kelly Hart. Bonnie Conant Brad Conant Michelle Cooper Jeff Corbeil Marcia Crump Joyce Culbreth Nick Davids Ann Davis Kevin Davis Brcck Dixon Melissa Dolderer Kelly Donat David Drogosz Richard Dschida Dale Easterling Terry Eichorn Brian Elia Alicia Evertsen Paul Felix Diane Gagnon 91 Jostens ring man delivers rings to Sophomore class. Gary Garcia Kelly Garrett Jane Gasiorowski Tom Gasiorowski Kim Geisser Bryan Giddens Mike Gill John Grenman Kaynee Gronlund Kurt Gutekunst Gwen Haberkamp Rich Hanndorf Jamie Hall Michele Hancock Jerry Harker Kelly Hart Katherine Hartjcs Theresa Hauck Scott Heide Paul Hcndrixson Trisha Herigodt James Hopp Steve Hopp Wcndi Huemann Judy Irvin Gail Jakubicck Jeff Jayko Amy Johnson 92 Mike Jonas Gregory Jurc ynski Jeff Kadlubowski Margie Ranter Sally Kearns Bobby Key John Kirk Beth Klapperrich Lorecn Klein Ron Knauf Sarah Knight Todd Knoll Wayne Kollenkark Dawn Lameka Sean Lawson Dave Lindherg Scott Locsch Rick Mack Joe Majercik Trina Marunde Michelle McCaffcry Patti McKay Michelle McKeehan Richard Michels 93 Sophomore, Skyhawk” Julie Anderson rides the unicycle during a pep assembly. Shelly Miedzianowski Kennis Norton James Nunmaker Jim Olekszy Becky Olsen Michelle Patterson Kathy Payne Ken Pedraza Roger Perschke Darin Peterson Kim Pieper Wayne Plesert Jeff Preston Kim Pulk Alan Raycraft Janette Ready Jim Roberts Norman Rokosz Jeff Rouley Justin Rowland David Rucker David Russell Melissa Russell Rick Schaller Mark Scheid Traci Schmitt Ken Schoenig Marla Schroeder Gayle Schulz John Scott Ann Sedlacek Laura Shiman Brian Siudak Jane Smid 94 Greg Sobiesk Henry Soderquist Chris Sowiak Frank Sroka Richard Steck Bonnie Strossner Lars Swanson Michelle Swartloff John Taium Christopher Tennison Rhonda Thayer Phil Thennes Lisa Thoren Stacy Tornatore Bentley Treat Anthony Trevithick Scott Tvaroh Joanna Vrasich Debbie Wade Patricia Wajs Kathy Wester Clark White Lynn Wilkinson Tim Wirtala Christine Wright Gail Wroblewski Dale Zalkc Jack Zenner Jill Zenner Sophomores Not Pictured Lcn Adams Wendy Christie Tim Gamble Tim Simmons After a long day at the books, Ken Schocnig takes a snooz. 95 Juniors Dave Adams Pat Alonso Michelle Anderhub Matthew Anderson Tom Armon Paul Baca Dan Barroso Michele Bartman Patricia Bartmann Randy Beck Dawn Birkhoff Duane Blocker John Borowski Sayanh Bouttaphanh Lisa Boyer Duane Brown Sherri Bruce Cheryl Burkhardt Philip Case Kim Ciddio Kim Clark Rick Clark Theresa Combs Sandy Connerty Anthony Cooper Deneen Courtwright Larry Dack Linda Davidson Donna Davison Erin Dcppmeier Renee Eichorn Michael Ellizar Tracy Erickson Rich Evertsen 96 Todd Fcnlon Kim Fleming Suzanne Flury Jeff Fowler Dan Gallagher Marc Gockel Theresa Gorman David Greenwood Robin Grcnell Sherry Groves Juniors take time out from building their float to pose for pictures. Cindy Guetzloff Megan Hall Eric Hannula Jay Hanson Diane Heard Joe Hendrix John Hcndrixson Sherri Higgins Mark Hiller Tim Holland Gordon Holmes Michelle Horton Dan Hovseth Tom Huemann 97 Mike Hurckes Jay Jackson Theresa Jacobson Kim Jacques Jenny Jantzcn Cheryl Jaworski Annette Johnson Ernest Johnson Jeffrey Jurik Steve Kalsch Eric Kanter Deanna Kearns Dan Kiernan Michele Kilcoync Adam Klein James Kling Steve Knight Pam Knoll Donna Kocher Cindy Korolovich Jerry Kuznicki Sue Lane Jim Leon Steve Mack Juniors first place Christmas wall decoration 98 Eighty Three Linda Malik April McCauley Fred McLellan Scott McClory Brian McGee Catherine McMillan Robbie Mealer Dave Mclahn Paul Metzger Four of the ' Junior Studs” show off. John Mied. Mike Hurckes. Ernie Johnson, and Robbie Worzala. John Miedzianowski Karen Minks Joe Misiak Kim Mitchell Kathy Moc Shawn Mondl Dave Moravec Marie Mullen Russ Myers Stacey Naleway Bill Nethaway John Nett Lori Nichols Bryan Nielsen Ann Nowicki Terri Olenick 99 John Payne Marcia Pease Paul Pease Jane Pecucci Mark Peto Li Pfefferkorn Ruth Pflug Loren Piotrowski Steve Poczkalski Dave Ponte A1 Povidas Mary Pritchard Greg Rauhut Tom Reese Toni Rendo Kerry Ridout Gina Rittorno Allan Rode Wayne Ropinski Chuck Rowan John Sande Carol Schmidt Laura Schratt Stacy Schroeder 100 Charles Seekings Tom Sclof Mike Sheehy Dave Sima Denise Sima Haul Staib Sandy Stoxen Debbie Swinford Lisa Switzer Paul Swaboda Bridget Thorne Jeff Turuc Patty Ullrich Donna Warp Carol Schmidt clowns around with her good look- ing friend. Juniors Not Pictured Dave Free Boyd Gillan Ken Holland John Ma za Robbie Worzala Wendy Wright Chris Wegner Jeff Weingart John Wharton Keith White Tammy Witt Paula Wroblewski Martin Zeibel Lawercnce Zuley 101 Kmc AUlenhrook Ken Allen Scnior daNS offkcrs ToP: Ames, treasurer, and Paul Smith, vice president. Bottom: Dawn Haynie. secretary, and Ellen O'Malley, president. ( lay Ames Barb Andersen Christine Andersen Nancy Barning' Pete Barros� � Jeff Bartmann Diana Bavet Russ Beck John Bockhaus Colleen Boak Jodi Bcuiel Kelly Beit Kim Huccelli Wayne Brennan ferry Boyer Janet Borak Debbie Caifano Mark ( hernak Seniors Eileen Koeh. Dawn (iiddens. anti Ellen O’Malley show there school spirit during the halloween activics! Mit hell Case Mike Dalan student Jenny Roberts take time out from their indepth studies to pose for a Dave Davis Jon DeBaets Lynette Dust Sue Dehn Brain Diedrich Larry Hoagy’ Dix Diane Chyllo Angie Ciura John Clark Jeff Clary Brett Everett Trina Evcrtsen Seniors Doug Lo ynski and Jim Salazar show their heavy equipment skills Kellie Fleming Jim Formby Sue Freeland Peggy Franz Mary Bern Gallagher Norma Garrett ('buck Gasiorowski Stacy Gast Seniors Jeff Hartmann. Jeff Lei ier. and Joe Meyers make some very imponant decisions in the graphic arts room Daw'. Giddens Scott Grant Linda Gribben Patti Haag Dawne Havnie Vf’endy Hanson Marilyn Helsing Doug Hendershott Mike Hogan Tom Hogan Sam Jacobson IH Joe Kalisek Angie Kinney K.iren Kalemha Mark Kalemha Ten Jacubicek Debbie Jayko Eric Johnson Larry Johnson Sylvia Kipping Paul Klein Kick Klein Eileen Koch Tom Kosi Larry Kohon Louis Koenigseder eheri Kofler Jeff Letzter Jack McCaffcry Many McMullins ,)oug Lozynski I.inda Lyons Dave Lytle Kelly Kozicki Rich Kretzschmar Gene Kubis Kathy Lampi Dawn Leeke Michael Leon Joe Leopold Mark Leslie ilavc Murgatroyd Dave Moulis Ann Moehling Jamie Moran Karla Muse Seniors Jamie Moran, ('lay Ames, Joe Meyers, and teacher Mr. Roger Kriewaldt work on the '‘first place float during Homecoming week. Dan Nett Mike Novak Norine O’Neill Peggy Nowak ('harise Nielsen John Pierce Lydia Oaklc Kathy O'Brien ( indy Parsons Ellen O'Malley Cnna Pecueci Linda Pfendcrt « Tom Pieper Seniors Mark Leslie, (day Ames. Danny Williams, and junior Diane Heard prove to the rest of the school that Mr. Swikle's journalism class isn’t as hard as everyone thinks it is! Karla Pollock Date Rich Jenny Rohe res Dawn Poteracki Kristie Price Paul Smith proses to Darcy Relic that stealing his candy cane during the ( hristmas week activities isn't as easy at it seems! Hill Sargent jim Sala ar Rob Schmidt lanice Schmitt Linda Schmitt Seniors Dennis Spencer and Rocky Pat Rorig brush up on their cooking skills as they prepare to enter in to the world of good eating! Jackie Smid Gary Selof Paul Smith Debbie Sobiesk Kevin Sowiak Robert Dooley” Stanell Mike Steck Bill Stefka Steve Switzer Kathy S umlas John Tatro Sue Tripp Pam Ullrich Mark Wagner Jim Wajs Gary Wegner Eugene Weincoff Laura W'harfon 113 Seniors Tom Pieper, Jeff Lctzter, Jeff Bartmann, and Rocky Rorig share good times during lunch. Tom Young Seniors Not Pictured Amy Ahlert Jerry Dominick Jeff Griffin Brian Haupt Mark McKcehan Tom Popovich Pat Rorig Michael Schmitt Dennis Spencer Steve Spencer Eileen Thonn Kevin Whitney Dan Williams Darlene Wisner Carol Yung Scott Zalke Rick Ziolkowski ost Intellectua Wharton Debbie Sobiesk Best All Around: Russ Beck and Sue Free land Most Talented: Mark Leslie and Kathy Szum las Best Dressed: Paul Smith and Jodi Beutel Most Humorous: Jeff Letzter and Eileen Koch Most Flirtacious: Joe Kalisek and Angie Kinney Most School Spirited: Rob Schmidt and Patti Haag Most Athletic: Tom Pieper and Sue Dehn Most Spacey: Pat Rorig and Dawn Poteracki As our time together is coming to a quick end, we have tried to recapture some of our fondest memories, and when we’re gone please try to keep these thoughts with you always: Many roads we have traveled. Many miles we have come. Sharing in the magic of the days. Won’t you sit and join me in my thoughts. For soon we must go our separate ways. 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Varsity Baseball The Varsity Baseball Team finished its season with an overall record of 8-11 and a conference record of 3-5. There were four seniors who were voted All-Conference: Scott Zalke, Hoagy Dix, Tom Pieper, and Joe Meyers. Sophomore Jim Bentz received Honorable Mention. The captains were Scott Zalke and Rob Peisert. Joe Meyers was named MVP. Coach Jim Meyers goes over strategy with Dan Williams and Jim Bentz before the game. Mike Hurckes takes a big swing at the ball. Rob Peisert is safe after sliding into second base. Senior Joe Meyers attempts to pick off an opponent. First Row: Phil Thcnncs, Tim Adams, Jeff Preston, Greg Sobiesk, Scott Tvaroh, Joe Majercik and Wayne Kollenkark. Second Row: Wayne Peisert, Steve Banaszynski, Jim Bentz, Dale Zalke and Jeff Jayko. Sophomore Baseball The Sophomore boys baseball team finished with a record of seven wins and seven losses. The strength of the team was its pitching and solid defense. Leading the pitching staff were Jeff Jayko and Steve Banaszynski. Top hitters were Joe Majercik and Jeff Preston. Altogether, it was a successful season. The team was coached by Wayne Hiller. First Row: Eugene Weincoff, Louis Koenigseder, Paul Hendrixson, Mike Gill. Jason Anderson. Sean Clark. Steve Knight. Second Row: Rich Michaels, Jim Tatro, Ray Tantillo, Bob Slack, Jim Owen, Rich Kretzschmar, Coach Dennis Spraetz. Third Row: Ralph Stark, Jeff Jurik, Dooley Stanell, John Hendrixson, Steve Switzer, Dan Kiernan, Larry Zuley. Shark Conference Champs Bob Stanell, part of the number one doubles team, captured the conference championship along with John Hendrixson. Both were named All-Conference. The tennis team displays its conference championship trophy. Dan Kiernan, number one singles, was conference champ, district champ, and a state qualifier. He was named MVP and All-Conference. Varsity Softball Team. First Row: Tracy Esposito, Dawne Haynie, Patti Bartmann, Pam Knoll, Diane Heard, Jane Pecucci. Second Row: Cindy Guetzloff, Linda Schmitt, Sue Dehn, Coach Schmitt, Janice Schmitt. Michelle Swartzloff, Kathy Butler. Absent: Chris Byrne and Lori Nichols. Varsity Softball The girls varsity softball team finished its 1982 season with a 3-5 conference record, and an overall record of 6 10. Senior Janice Schmitt was named most valuable player by her teammates. The team also chose Schmitt and senior Sue Dehn as its honorary co-captains. Junior Cindy Guetzloff has a conference with Kathy Butler on the mound during a very pressing moment of the game. Junior Lori Nichols usos her massive speed at base running and beats the Junior Diane Heard collects one of her many key hits during the season, tag at the plate. J.V. Softball J.V. Softball. First Row: Jenny Scott. Missy Davis. Cris May. Roberta Kucharski. Patty Schmitt. Breck Dixon. Second Row: Gall Wroblewskl. Lori Mellum. Jill Leopold. Debbie Tvaroh, Carrie Boike, Annette Freels, Laura Shiman. Third Row: Theresa Hauck, Julie Anderson. Coach Beck, Wendy Huemann, Laura Hlntz, and Julie Leopold. Track Members. First Row: Mike Dodge, Harry Walk, Ron Callahan, Rich Dschida, Bill Schmitz, Jim Leon, Mike Steck, Bill Schmitt, and Chapman Hughes; Second Row: Brian Suidak. John Payne, Jim Carden, Norman Rogosz, Mike Haag, Tom Meehan, Joe Kalisek, Roger Perschke, Jay Jackson, and Bob Key. Boys Track The Track Team for 1982 was hallmarked more by outstanding individual accomplishments than by overall team performance. New school records were set by Jay Jackson in the 1600 m and 3200 m run, as well as by Brian Siudak in the discus and the shot put. Several sophomore records were also set this year. A young team still developing strengths, the Skyhawks are looking ahead to 1983 with hope of sending several individuals to the State Final Meet. Jay Jackson pushes himself to the limit. Track Members. First Row: Missy Christie, Paula Wroblewski, Joanne Vrasich, Diana Bavetz, Denise Sima, and Bridget Thorne; Second Row: Assistant Coach Jocelyn Booth, Marla Schroeder, Denise Norton, Sharon Brauer, Cheri Kofler, Lisa Matulka and Coach Mark Pastzor. Girls Track The girls track team consisted of a very small squad which made it hard to win many meets, but there were some individual records set. Senior Cheri Kofler qualified to go down state, where she placed 9th in the long jump. Cheri was named Most Valuable Player of the girls track team. Senior Cheri Kofler displays the medal she received from her achievements down state. ‘The Taming of the Shrew’ The Taming of the Shrew was a Shakespearean comedy that was performed on April 29, April 30, and May 1. The costumes, set design, and acting were all presented in the traditional Elizabethan style. This costly production was surely worth seeing and was a great success. Cast Members. First Row: Diane Heard, Rich Handorf, Lisa Boyer, Laura Schratt, Margie Kanter. Larry Zuley, Cheryl Burkhardt. Second Row: Terry Boyer, Darcy Relle. Mark Leslie. Debbie Swinford, Kathy Wester. Paul Metzger. Third Row: Norman Rokosz. Scott Tvaroh, Joe Kalisek. Dave Rucker, Gary Selof. Rob Schmidt, and Hoagy Dix. PRODUCTION STAFF Kathy Wester has Mark Leslie falling at her feet. Directed By: Roger Zawacki Student Director: Lisa Boyer M. J. Anderson Jeff Clary Rich Handorf Tom Huemann Lisa Matulka Paul Metzger Joe Meyers Kathy Moe Bob Nowak Bill Schmitt Laura Shimon Gina Pecucci Rob Peisert Scott Tvaroh Rob Schmidt shows Mark Leslie the correct way to walk. Paul Metzger shows his determination in taming Kathy Wester. The 1982 Prom Court. From Left: Kathy O’Brien, Jeff Letzter, Darcy Relle, Paul Smith, Debbie Jayko, Paul Klein, Kelly Beitz, Larry Dix, Patti Haag, and Terry Boyer. ‘Through The Years’ Seventy-five couples attended the prom along with many parents and teachers at the Wagon Wheel Resort in Rockton, Illinois. The band “Trilogy” was there to play a night of enjoyable music. Nancy Lingeman and Gary Guetzloff, last year’s prom queen and king, did the honors of crowning this year’s prom Queen Debbie Jayko and King Paul Klein. After the crowning, students had a choice of many activities, such as bowling, swimming, and a movie. Queen Debbie Jayko and King Paul Klein. Couples enjoy their dinner at the Wagon Wheel. Students “boogie” to the music of the band “Trilogy”. Happy moments spent during the evening with friends. Graduation It was a very emotional time for the class of 1982. The graduation ceremony was held in the gymnasium on Saturday June 5, 1982. Debbie Sobiesk was valedictorian and Kathy Szumlas was the salutatorian. Mr. Hayes is congratulating the class on their graduation. As the National Anthem is being played, the boys stand and show their pride and honor. Valedictorian Debbie Sobiesk gives her speech at graduation. Salutatorian Kathy Szumlas. The girls also show their pride and honor. Class President Ellen O’Malley presents a plaque to retiring principal Bill Hayes. Mark Chernak receives his diploma. Jodi Beutel receives a congratulations from a classmate. Joe Kalisek and Darcy Relle share excitement of graduation WAUWORTH IHULIAHING COMPANY MARC ELINE MIMOUIU MAM