Johnsburg High School - Skyhawk Yearbook (McHenry, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1983 volume:

WE’VE GOT IT ALL TOGE' JOHNSBURG HIGH SCHC THE SKYHAWK, Volume V Diane Heard, Editor rHER OL 2002 West Ringwood Road McHenry, Illinois 60050 Unity is achieved at Johnsburg High School by working together. Just some of the people who work to “get it all together” are: Paul Metzger, president of National Honor Society; Gina Rittorno, a pom pon leader; Michelle Patterson, a junior; Mike Hurckes, an outstanding athlete; Linda Davidson, a senior; Mr. Roger Kriewaldt, assistant principal; Missy Capps, a freshman; and Jody Turner, a sophomore. We’ve Got It All Together It takes a lot of effort to “get it all together.” It takes a lot of people. A school is a complex society in miniature . . . there are many problems and many needs to be met. Johnsburg High School is composed of more than 700 unique personalities, and each person has special interests, special talents, and special energies he she can contribute to the general welfare of the entire school community. In our school society we learn the importance of joint cooperation. We share and work together to achieve worthwhile goals. We believe Johnsburg High School is a success. We believe . . . “We’ve Got It All Together!” 2 Supplement (137) Searching the learning center for favorite reading materials are Ken Froehlig, Mike Siudak, John Kozicki. Frank Sroka, and Joe Pierce. Together We Learn The study hall is a place for quiet work. No one can say that science teacher Owen Kelsall doesn’t have a heart. Greg Sobiesk and Mike Cahill build body strength, and Ed Foster, Mike Mazrin, and Ken Baker work out in the background. 4 Freshmen really love their textbooks! Miss Connie Sanders supervises as students learn computer skills. Juniors Scott Tvaroh and Jim Olekszy make use of the college prep material in the P.P.S. area. Classrooms are filled with enthusiastic students. Mr. Chuck Schultz demonstrates welding. At any given time, a variety of activities occur in the graphic arts class. 5 Kim Kohon observes Nicki Berns during Metal Working. A rare picture of Steve Poczkalskl, Jeff Nichols, Ron Beck, and Greg Sobieski hard at work. 6 Laura Shiman shows off her beautiful smile. Tom Reese and Adam Klein work during graphic arts. Scott McClory, Captain Scalpo”, brings his pet cat to class. Susan Bohen takes time out from her work to pose for a Skyhawk picture. Randy Beck, Steve Kalsch, and Wayne Piesert hold up their disected cat in Human Physiology. Pam Knoll, April McCauley, Lynn Wilkinson. Traci Schmitt, and Shelly Miedzianowski help identify pictures during yearbook class. 7 HOMECOMING ROYALTY. King John Miedzianowski dances with Queen Jenny Jantzen. Together We Socialize Freshmen enjoy the Homecoming pep rally. First Row: Bev Hiller, Kelly Quinlan, Laura Oeffling, Scott Lehman, Fareen Shedbalkar; Second Row: John Carlson. Bill Pfefferkorn, Catherine Meehan. The JHS band provides entertainment at the bonfire. Chappie Hughes “blows off a little steam!” Trina Marunde clowns around with her friends on her 16th birthday. Juniors Sean Clark and Breck Dixon enjoy the Homecoming dance. The Homecoming Court glides across the dance floor. Participants in the Sexy Legs contest campaign for votes Freshmen get in step for 82-83! at student assembly. Senior class officers show their spirit on Toga day. The sophomore football team marches down Johnsburg road during the Homecoming parade. Mrs. Kee's health occupation class learns how to dress for surgery. The J.H.S. pep club screamers show how loud they can get. 10 Miss Koenigseder, is showing how proud she is of her team, after winning the Regional trophy. Seniors: Left to right; Ernie Johnson, Diane Heard, Paula Wroblewski, Patty Ullrich, Jane Pecucci, and Mike Hurckes are caught ‘‘Borrowing sheets for their costumes, for Toga week. 11 Mike Cahill, Greg Soblesk, Bob Baker, workout to build muscle. Pom pon girls wait to perform their halftime rou- tine. From Left: Paula Wroblewski, Terri Olenick, Lisa Boyer, Kim Pieper. Sherri Bruce, Lisa Thoren, Michelle Patterson, Laura Schratt, and Michelle Hor- ton. Together We Play Volleyball Coach Sharal Koenigseder gives last moment instructions before the game. Reflecting after winning another first place is cross country star Jay Jackson. 12 Jane Pecucci dives to set up the ball. Phil Thennes and John Scott listen intently as assistant coach Mike Roberts gives sidelines instructions. Breck Dixon arouses the crowd with a cheer! Jim Bentz hurdles teammate Dan Barroso as he plows through the defense for extra yards. Jim Hopp (33) and Tom Huemann congratulate Dan Hovseth (22) on his touchdown. Jeff Preston concentrates at the free throw line. The girls cheer their team on for a victory. Tom Meehan shoots for two. Jeff Turuc and Jay Hansen show their wrestling abilities during a gym class. 14 We’re together . . . but we’re also individually unique Sean Clark Pat Alonso Diane Heard Kelly Garrett Kevin Davis Bill Pecucci Kim Pieper Theresa Hauck Mike Dodge Scott McClory Tom Meehan Mr Roger Zawacki 33 Jim Hopp Mike Gill Mrs. Carol Kennebeck Flavia Fusaro Paul Hendrixson Mr. Wayne Hiller Janette Ready Sayanh Bouttaphan Kerry Ridout Debbie Hartjes Carol Schmidt Maureen Nuerater Laura Shiman M.J. Nett Wendy Mann Michelle Hancock Tom Reese ?????? Laura Schratt and Lisa Switzer Mike Haag Kathy Wester Ed Foster Lisa Klein Mr. Randy Oberembt Audra Beikama Mr. Bill Dvonch Charlie Seekings Lynn Wilkinson Cris Wieser Dave Widhelm Jodi Turner Kristin Ort Miss Nancy Fahey David Russel Cheryl Burkhardt 18 Yearbook And Newspaper Staffs Yearbook Staff. First Row: Dave Moravec, Paula Wroblewski, Jane Pecucci, Diane Heard, Wendi Huemann, Julie Anderson, Lynn Wilkinson; Second Row: Margie Kanter. Kim Pulk, Liz Pfefferkorn, Stacy Naleway, Mike Hurckes, Rob Worzala, Terry Eichhorn, Traci Schmitt. Sherry Scavo; Third Row: Dave Drogosz, Rob Kretzschmar, Jane Smid, Ernie Johnson, Patty Ullrich, Pam Knoll, April McCauley, Shelly Miedzianowski, Laura Shiman, Lisa Confer. (Not Pictured- Michelle McCaffery.) NEWSPAPER STAFF. First Row: Jeff Preston. Jim Carden, Lori Nichols, Megan Hall, Ruth Pflug, Jenny Jantzen, Breck Dixon, Kim Pieper; Second Row: Chris Dohnke, Margie Kanter, Janet Ready, Jay Jackson. Dawn Lameka, Phil Thennes. Kelly Hart, Carol Schmidt, Liz Pfefferkorn. Michelle Hancock, Trisha Herigodt. Lars Swanson; Third Row: Jeff Fowler, Kevin Davis, Ed Foster, Sean Clark, Ray Tantillo, Jerry Harker, Scott McClory Yearbook Yearbook Editors. Left side, front to back: Patty Ullrich, business manager; Pam Knoll, people editor; Stacy Naleway, activities editor; Diane Heard, editor - in • chief; Mike Hurckes, boys sports editor; Right side front to back: Jane Pecucci, girls sports editor; Liz Pfefferkorn, organization editor; Wendi Huemann, assistant editor; Rob Worzala, graphic designer. Editors Patti Ullrich, Stacy Naleway. and assistant editor, Vendy Huemann have fun making out new plans for yearbook. Newspaper Newspaper Editors. First Row: Jeff Preston, sports editor; Jim Carden, feature editor; Megan Hall, news editor; Ruth Pflug, editor • In • chief; Jenny Jantzen. managing editor; Second Row: Lori Nichols and Breck Dixon, associate editors; Kim Pieper, business manager. 22 Liz Pfefferkorn hard at work typesetting the newspaper. INTERNATIONAL CLUB MEMBERS. First Row: Carl Arnold, Dawn Dagens, Debbie Gahlbeck, Trade McArtor, Liz Walk, Becky Blim, Nicki Burnett. Barb Gito, Gina Rittorno. Cindy Swinford; Second Row: Connie Klotz, Kim Pollock, Julie Schmitt, Tom Buccelli, Lisa Matulka, Laura Schratt. Debbie Swinford, Terri Lamerand. Jane Gasiorowski, Tammy Wettstein, Lisa Kelly. Third Row: Rich Michels, Miss Bethia, Cheryl Burkhardt, Mary Marulewski. Sherri Bruce. Mary Nuemann, Mark Schoenherr, Bernard Wharton, Dave Hanamoto, Rick Burkhardt, Marcia Crump, Laura Long, John Borowski, Mary Dvorak, Deanna Kearns, Debbie Wade. John Biederman, Dave Drogosz. (Not Pictured: Sheila Michniewicz. Fareen Shedbalkar, Marcia Pease, Jackie Case, Julie Murphy, and Kevin Keyfauver.) International Club The International Club introduces students to the different cultures of the world. They achieve this by visiting foreign restaurants, and going to plays. They also sell candy to pay for their trip expenses. INTERNATIONAL CLUB OFFICERS: Miss Bethia, President Cheryl Burkhardt. Treasurer Deanna Kearns, and Vice President Sherri Bruce. (Not Pictured: Secretary Laura Schratt.) 23 Student Council Members. First Row: Scott McClory, Larry Zuley, Lisa Boyer, Kristin Ort, Michelle Hancock. Second Row: Linda Davidson, Tom Selof, Deanna Kearns, Kathy Moe, Michelle Patterson, Jim Olekszy, Rick Schaller, Shelly Miedzianowski. Third Row: Brian Siudak, Jodi Turner. Julie Leopold. Ed Foster, Wendi Mann, Missy Capps, Brian Dunivan, Kelly Quinlen, Mrs. Booth. Fourth Row: Tom Buccelli, April McCauley, Diane Heard, Kathy Wester, Patti McKay, Lisa Matulka, Flavia Fusaro, Jill Leopold, Dave Adams, Sharon Brauer, Darrel Birkhoff. Fifth Row: Terri Olenick, Cathy McMillan, Laura Hintz, Candi Kilcoyne, Sue Lane, Trisha Herigodt, Bob Dunivan, Paul Staib, Angie Barth, Amy Lane. Sixth Row: Lisa Switzer, Laura Schratt, Debbie Swinford, Dawn Dagens, Becky Boutcher, Kim Poliak, Nancy Kofler, Kerry Rauhut, Lorna Wisner. (Not Pictured: Jeff Carden. Debbie Griggs. Dawn Birkoff, Eva Holmquist.) CARES The Johnsburg High School Student Council, or CARES (Council of Activity, Responsibility, Education and Spirit), provides services for school and community as well as social activities. Some of the activities include: Homecoming, Spirit Weeks, Soc Hops, and many others. Student Council Club Officers: Bottom Row: Lisa Boyer • treasurer, Scott McClory • president, Larry Zuley • vice president, Top Row: Kristin Ort - secretary, Mrs. Booth adviser, and Michelle Hancock parliamentarian. 24 Y.A.C. Club Members. First Row: Aleta Gemmell - Food Service Adviser. Lisa Switzer • Co-Chairman. Paul Staib • Chairman. Second Row: Mrs. Pam Neumier - Faculty Adviser, Kim Pollock, Wendi Mann. Dave Adams. Third Row: Dave Drogosz, and Tom Buccelli. (Not Pictured: Jodi Turner). Y.A.C. CLUB Y.A.C. (Youth Advisory Council to the School Food Service) Johnsburg High School has applied for a charter to Y.A.C. which is a voluntary national organization. Its Purpose is: To provide an opportunity for students to learn about nutrition and health. To involve students in making the school food service program more responsive to their needs. To serve as a communication and bridge between students, administrators, school food, service personal, faculty, and community. 25 Band Members FIRST ROW: Ray Tantillo, Janette Ready. Joan Pierce, Deborah Arndt. Michelle Anderson. Laureen Charles, Rene Sande, Bill Schmitz, Debbie Gahlbeck, Candi Kilcoyne, Carrie Boike, Laura Carlson; SECOND ROW: Connie Klotz, Dawn Dagens, Karen Klotz, Chap Hughes, Mike Nederhouser, Terri Lamerand, Amy Lane, Kim Pollock, Samatha Scolaro, Ken Baker. Mary Neumann. Julie Schmitt. Nicole Burnett, Cindy Lane, Mary Dvark; THIRD ROW: Margie Kanter, John Sande, Ed Foster, Mark Zvonar, Troy Hetz, Mike Steffens, Kristie Johnson, Dave Hanamoto, Ernie Johnson, Betty Novak, Paul Metzger, Ralph Stark. Mike Dominques; FOURTH ROW: Mr. Thompson, Tom McNelley, Dennis Leary, Jim Tatro, Jeff Jayko, Chris Donke. Band - •� The band entertains the crowd during halftime of a football game. Ralph Stark performs during a home football game. The band marches in the Homecoming parade. 26 Choir AT PIANO: Samantha Scolaro, Lisa Matulka; FIRST ROW: Melissa Dolderer. Judy Charles. Lisa Carlson. Sue Jensen, Gayle Schulz; SECOND ROW: Nancy Nunamaker, Cheryl Burkhardt, Laura Hintz, Jon Wills. Tammy Bush. Candi Kilcoyne. Debbie Wade; THIRD ROW: Mr. Thompson. Joe Bruscato. Dave Drogosz. Dave Russell. Dave Rucker, Dale Zalke. The JHS band and choir perform at a Christmas Concert. National Honor Society National Honor Society Members. First Row: Terri Olenick, Gina Rittorno, Patti Ullrich, Sherry Bruce. Ruth Pflug, Lori Nichols, Paula Wroblewskl, Laura Carlson. Kathy Wester, Carol Schmidt. Second Row: Jane Pecucci, Cheryl Burkhardt, Debbie Swinford. Laura Schratt, Paul Metzger. Diane Heard, Scott Tvaroh, M.J. Anderson. John Nett, Jim Leon, Mr. Spraetz. Third Row: Ken Schoenig, Linda Davidson, Kathy Moe, Larry Zuley, Steve Kalsch, Rich Michels, Tom Huemann, Michelle Swartloff, and Kathy Butler. (Not Pictured: Lisa Boyer, and foreign exchange students Terri Cluff and Norman Rokosz). National Honor Society Officers: Treasurer Lisa Boyer, President Paul Metzger, Secretary Lori Nichols, Vice President Terri Olenick, and Mr. Denny Spraetz-Advisor. N.H.S. Members during the induction ceremony. Quill Scroll Club Quill Scroll Members. First Row: Julie Anderson, Diane Heard, Jane Pecucci, Carol Schmidt, Jim Carden. Ruth Pflug, Lori Nichols. Second Row: Trisha Herigodt, Michelle Hancock, Shelly Mledzlanowski, Jerry Harker, Brian Suidak, Phil Thennes, Jeff Preston. Third Row: Sherri Bruce, Paula Wroblewski, Janet Ready. Kim Pieper, Theresa Hauck. Fourth Row: Tom Huemann, and Mike Hurckes. (Not pictured: Mark Hiller, Jay Jackson, Ray Tantillo, Patty Ullrich.) Quill Scroll officers: President Jane Pecucci, Vice President Carol Schmidt, Treasurer-Secretary Jim Carden. (Not pictured: First Vice President Patty Ullrich.) 29 AV TV Club Pep club members include; First Row: Lisa Capps, Annette Freels, John Payne, Mary Moravec, Denise Kadlubowoski, Laura Long. Second Row: Advisor Pam Neumaier. Lorna Wisner, Lisa Kelly, Kim Loesch, Cindy Swinford. Laura Schratt. Lisa Switzer, Debbie Swinford, and Denise Burg. PEP Club AV TV Club members Include from left to right: Shawn Mondl. Darren Peterson, Terry Hill, Brian Nielson, Director Hal Thompson, and Anne Nowicki. Ski Club Ski club has gone on many ski trips this year. Some of them include a trip to Majestic Mountain and also Wilmot. Ski Club members. First Row: Rich Thayer. Mary Pritchard, Audra Beikama, Marcia Crump. Jane Gasiorowski. Terri Lamerand. Debbie Swinford, Cheryl Burkhardt. Second Row: Nancy Kofler, Dawn Dagens. Kim Pollock, Becky Boettcher, Felicia Hogan, Vicki Dubeau, Mike Weingart, Kevin Neilsen, Mike Dominquez. Third Row: Rhonda Thayer, Lynn Wilkinson, Trina Marunde, Scott Terry, Darren Peterson, Debbie Clary and Matt Fluger. J.E.E.P. Jeep members. First Row: Ken Schonenig, Alicia Evertsen, Michele Arnolde. Debbie Griggs. Second Row: Mary Marlewski, Joanna Vrasich, Nora Chernak, Stacy Tornatore, Sean Clark. Third Row: Marla Schroeder. Laura Hintz, Candi Kilcoyne, Jane Gasiorowski, and Marcia Crump. 31 32 A CTI VITIES THE 1982 HOMECOMING COURT. Standing behind Queen Jenny Jantzen and King John Miedzianowski are: Diane Heard, Pat Alonso, Lisa Boyer, Steve Knight, 1981 Queen Sue Freeland, 1981 King Russ Beck. Mike Hurckes, Gina Rittorno, Linda Davidson, Dan Hovseth, Megan Hall, and John Hendrixson. Homecoming ’82 Homecoming ’82 began with “Spirit Week”, a special celebration planned by CARES student government. “Grub Day,” “Crazy Hat Day”, “Punk Rock Day”, the sexy legs contest, the helium balloon contest, and performances by the band “Rampage” were only some of the highlights of Spirit Week. Although the home team lost a close football game, the ’82 Homecoming was called by many the most enthusiastic and successful one yet. Many alumni returned to root for the Skyhawks in the Homecoming game. Senior Tom Huemann wears a toga, but he Isn’t so old-fashioned that he Do you recognize Dawn Birkhoff and Paul Metzger In their Punk Rock puts away the reliable calculator. outfits? Jim Olekszy, Rick Schaller, and Michelle Patterson take a ride on the first- place Homecoming float of the Junior Class. A blindfolded Jenny Jantzen dresses a blindfolded John Miedzianowski in a Homecoming assembly activity. 35 The varsity Skyhawks ride the fire engine during the Homecoming parade. Gathered around the cosy bonfire are Tom Meehan. Lisa Klein, Roberta Kucharskl, The sophomore cheerleaders have spirit and Mike Haag. Alicia Evertsen and Ray Tantillo have a good time. Tom Huemann eludes an opponent as Dan Houseth watches to set a block during the Homecoming football game. Tom Reese dances with Jill Jurik, and Deanna Kauppila with Joe Hendrix during the Homecoming dance. Queen Jenny Jantzen and King John Mledzianowski. Members of the Homecoming Court dance with their parents. 37 “The Very Great Grandson of Sherlock Holmes” Cast: First Row (seated left to right): Dawn Dagens. Laura Carlson. Lisa Boyer, Jenny Jantzen. Kathy Wester Second Row (standing): Melisa Davis, Rick Schalier, Paul Metzger. Ed Foster. Scott Tvaroh. Ray Tantillo. Debbie Swinford. The Very Great Grandson of Sherlock Holmes The Johnsburg High School theatre opened its fifth season with the comedy “The Very Great Grandson of Sherlock Holmes.” The play is a spoof of Sherlock Holmes mysteries showing us the great detective’s grandson in the present. Sherwood Holmes has many fantasies of becoming a good detective like his grandfather Sherlock Holmes. Leading Roles Paul Metzger as Sherwood Holmes. Kathy Wester as Amanda. Rick Schalier as Dr. Watson. 38 The Man Who Came To Dinner Paul Metzger played the leading male role as Sheridan Whiteside. Linda Davidson played the leading female role as Maggie Cutler. Here she looks on admiring Chap Hughes (Beverly Carlton) as he gives some helpful advice. Ed Foster (Dr. Bradley) hands Sheridan his autobiography. Lisa Boyer (Lorraine Sheldon) and Sheridan discuss the plans to separate Maggie and Bert. The Cast The winter comedy this year was “The Man Who Came To Dinner.” It was held on February 10, 11, and 13, in-the-round. The play featured the largest cast of a non-musical ever held at Johnsburg High School. The cast included Paul Metzger and Linda Davidson as the two leading roles. The other cast members included, Cheryl Burkhardt, Melissa Davis, Sean Clark, Ray Tantillo, Michelle Patterson, Lisa Kelly, Kathy Moe, Laura Schratt, Rick Schaller, Ed Foster, Debbie Swinford, M.J. Anderson, Dave Rucker, Lisa Hartigan, Gail Wroblews- ki, Randy Beck, Steve Kalsch, Jon Wills, Ken Schoenig, Lisa Boyer, Chap Hughes, Lisa Matulka, and Scott Tvaroh. Dave Rucker (Professor Metz) pays a visit to recooperating Sheridan as Maggie and Bert (M.J. Anderson) look on. Mock Wedding Mock Wedding Participants Donna Kocher, Rena Mullen. Michelle Kilcoyne. Theresa Gorman. Wendy Wright. Kim Clark, Paul Metzger (Minister). Flavia Fusaro (Bride), Mark Hiller (Groom), Larry Zuley, Greg Rauhut, Brian McGee, Rick Clark, Jeff Turuc, and Dan Gallagher. The second couple to get married in the mock wedding, Toni Rendo and Paul Staib, share a kiss. Linda Davison and Dan Kiernan were the third couple united in the mock wedding ceremony. The 1983 JETS Team. First row: Paul Metzger, Sherri Bruce, Linda Davidson, Kim Clark, Lori Nichols, Tom Huemann. Second row: Rich Michels, Mike Cahill, Jim Olekszy, Scott Tvaroh, Eric Bear, Steve Kalsch. (Not pictured: Kathy Moe, Bernard Wharton, Kathy Wester, and Ralph Stark.) Students study for JETS (Junior Engineering Technical Society) competition. Metzger leads JETS Team Senior Paul Metzger led the Johns- burg High School JETS team in county competition with first places in math and physics. Junior Scott Tvaroh was the only other Skyhawk to win a first place. He did so in chemistry. Other medal winners for Johnsburg were seniors Lori Nichols, second place in physics, and Tom Huemann, third place in graphics. Johnsburg took second place in overall competition behind Richmond-Burton High School. 43 44 Varsity Cheerleaders Varsity Cheerleaders. First Row: Shelly Mledzlanowski, Carol Schmidt; Second Row: Terri Eichhorn, Breck Dixon; Third Row: Patti Bartmann, Stacy Naleway, Jenny Jantzen, Traci Schmitt. An enthusiastic group of Skyhawk cheerleaders expresses the joy of a halftime lead. 46 Sophomore Cheerleaders. Around the circle: Kim Diedrich. Missy Davis, Kelly Kegel, Jill Leopold. Julie Leopold, Jenny Scott. Debbie Tvaroh, Laura Mellum. Freshman Cheerleaders. Around the circle: Amy Vayo, Nancy Kofler, Linda Bartmann, Sue Russell. Laura Davidson Sue Hansen, Vicki Moulls. 47 Varsity Pom Pons Varsity Pom Pon Squad. First Row: Lisa Thorcn, Bridget Thorne, Mary Pritchard, Captain Gina Rittorno, Kim Pieper, Paula Wroblewski; Second Row: Terri Olenick, Toni Rendo, Laura Schratt, Sherri Bruce, Lynn Wilkinson, Kathy Wester, Michelle Patterson, Michelle Horton, and Lisa Boyer. (Not Pictured: Sponsor Molly Beck). Varsity pom pon girls pose for a picture before the parade starts. Paula Wroblewski and Toni Rendo wave to the crowd during the Homecoming parade. 48 J.V. Pom Pons J V Pom Pon Squad. First Row: Maureen Neurater, Kristin Ort, Lisa Klein. Roberta Kucharski. Kim Davis. Amy Ziebel. Jenny B°rch«r� ; S«co d R™: Groves. Candi Kilcoyne, Carrie Bolke. Michelle Anderson. Wendy Mann. Annette Freels, Kim Ridout. Kim Abell, and Terri Frey. (Not Pictured. Sponso y Beck). J.V. pom pon girls perform at a football game. 49 FRONT ROW: Dan Gallagher, Jeff Jayko, Tom Huemann. John Miedzianowski, Wayne Kollenkark, Tim Adams, Jerry Harker; MIDDLE ROW: Head Coach Randy Oberembt, Coach Bill Hurckes, Dan Barroso, Dan Hovseth. Ernie Johnson, Jim Bentz, Mike Hurckes, John Scott, Jim Hopp, Coach Don March, Coach Mike Roberts; TOP ROW: Dale Zalke, Joe Majercik, Matt Anderson, Brian Siudak, Joe Hendrix, Mark Hiller, Phil Thennes, John Grenman, Eric Bear, Rich Michels. (Not Pictured: Jim Carden) Varsity Football The varsity football team finished its season with a 1-8 record. Entering in the Northwest Suburban Conference was quite a challenge for the Skyhawks. The team worked hard and were contenders in every game. Captains were Mike Hurckes and John Miedzianowski. All Conference members were Jim Bentz, Mike Hurckes, and Brian Siudak, and the best back was Jim Bentz. The MVP was Mike Hurckes. First year Coach Randy Oberembt expresses his determination in forming a new tradition. Ernie Johnson (54) and co-captain John Miedzianowski tell their man he’s going nowhere. Mark Hiller records another sack to his record. Hard Hitting ‘Hawks 51 The Skyhawk Defense 52 Jim Hopp breaks away from the defense. SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL TEAM. First Row: Tim Koeller, Dave Hanamotto, Jim Owen, Rob Robison, Tim Boutin, Roy Anderson, Mike Dominguez; Second Row: Bill Kilkoyne, John Stewart, John Kozicki, Bob Dunivan, Harry Walk. Bill Pecucci, Matt Fluger, Mike Nederhouser, John Carden; Third Row: Coach Bill Hurckes, Kevin Nielson, Mike Weingart, Tom Griffin, Bill Wade. Curt Cosper, Ron Beck, Ralph Stark, Harry Giovanni, Tom Kinney. Tom Meehan, Coach Jim Meyers; Fourth Row: John Miskovic, John Gallagher, Moe Dreyer, Mike Leeke, Mark Durei, Rick Buckholtz, Mark Dumelle, Mark Majercik, Mike Hagg, Mike Majercik. (Not Pictured: Tom Basile, Guy Bazilewich, Sonny Dumag, Chap Hughes, Doug Sobiesk). Sophomore standout Bill Kilcoyne scores one of his several touchdowns during the season. Sophs Strive for Potential The sophomore football team finished the season with a 3-5-1 record, and the coaches said the athletes worked very hard to meet their potential. Coaches Jim Meyers and Bill Hurckes emphasized the fine attitude of their players and said it was a fine team to work with. Harry Walk advances the ball through the defense. 53 FRONT ROW: Tom Walsh, Chuck Eric, Dave Huemann, Peter Switzer, Brian Dunnivan, Brian Hauck, Shawn Kee, Ed Klein, Pat King; SECOND ROW: Dave Wildham, Mike Suidak, Bob Kilcoyne, Dave Thoren, George Franz. Kevin Beitz, Scott Lehman, Larry Gibson. Randy Theil, Jeff Carden; THIRD ROW: Coach Bob Schmitt, Mike Toussiant, Don Thennes, Ken Froehlig, George Taylor, Scott Litwin, Bill Comstock. Tom McNelley, Butch Wilkinson. Denny Leary. Dan Stefka, Coach Jim Briscoe; BACK ROW: Phil Branan, Robert Bentz, Robert McCauley. Bill Dust, Bob Boak, John Budermann, Tom Buccelli, Dale Easterling, Tim Shine, Tom Miorrca, Jason Perry, Brian Andersen, Troy Hetz, and Robert McKay. Bob Boak escapes the grip of defensive tackles. Freshman Football The Freshmen team finished the season with a record of 3-6. Coach Schmitt feels it was a learning year where the athletes acquired new skills. He also says that they did not play as well as they were capable of, at times. 54 Peter Switzer breaks through the line into the opening. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM. First Row: Bill Schmitz, Mike Dodge, Mike Lawerance. Steve Schmitt; Second Row: Coach Bob Texidor. Ken Schoenig, Chris Tennison, Jeff Nichols, Jay Jackson, and Jim Leon. (Not Pictured: Steve Kalsch). Jackson Leads Cross Country Cross country star Jay Jackson sets the pace. Highlighting the 1982 JHS cross country season was the outstanding performance of senior Jay Jackson. Certainly one of the best runners in the state, Jackson consistently captured first place in practically every meet in which he participated. Coach Robert Texidor praised his team for hard work and dedication. “They never gave 55 Sophomores Mike Dodge and Jeff Nichols build their cross country running skills. How ‘Sweet 16’ It Is! For the second straight year, the girls varsity volleyball team finished in the top “16” in the state! They finished second in the Northwest Surburban conference with a 9-5 record in conference and 16-7 overall. Lisa Thorne was named most improved player. Diane Heard was chosen as captain and Theresa Hauck was named M.V.P. Heard and Hauck were elected to the All-Conference team. 56 I rf, GIRLS VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM: First Row: Brcck Dixon, Gail Wroblcwski, Carol Schmidt. Paula Wroblewski, Dawn Lameka; Second Row: Coach Sharal Koenigseder, Julie Anderson. Michelle Swartzloff, Megan Hall, Kelly Hart. Diane Heard. Theresa Hauck, Kathy Butler, Manager Kathy Moe; Third Row: Jane Pecucci. Lori Nichols; Fourth Row: Missy Christie, Wendi Huemann; On Top: Lisa Thorne. (Not Pictured: Sara Knight, Flavia Fusaro. ABOVE: Diane Heard passes the ball as Jane Pecucci prepares to set. Theresa Hauck (14) waits to see what is going to happen. AT RIGHT: Theresa Hauck looks on as Kelly Hart goes up for a block. Diane Heard uses her skills to serve the ball. Jane Pecucci back sets to Diane Heard. Lori Nichols gets down low to set up a play. Freshman Volleyball Teams. First Row: Liz Walk, Tracy McArtor. Nikki Barnett. Patti Butler, Linda Bartmann, Arlett Mann; Second Row: Jonnie Schwabuer, Dawn Brown, Vicki Alvey, Felicia Hogan, Laura Oeffling, Jill Jurik. Tela Hall, and Coach Diane Nimocks. Freshman Volleyball The freshman volleyball team finished with a record of 10-5-3 overall and a conference record of 7-5-2. Patti Butler was named M.V.P. Sophomore Volleyball The sophomore volleyball team finished the season with a record of 10-11 overall and 7-7 in conference play. Debbie Tvaroh was voted M.V.P. by her teammates. Sophomore Volleyball Team. First Row: Cris May. Debbie Bakker, Cris Dohnke. Kim Davis Donna White; Second Row: Laura Hintz. Kelly Quinlan. Michelle Glogowski, Cindy Lane, Bev Hiller, Debbie Tvaroh. and Coach Diane Nimocks. 59 n tc n tk v H°mer’ “ Kilen’ Mlke Hansonl S«cond Row Joel Rowland. Tony Garcia, Rick Wright, Guy Bazllcwtch Scott Lehmann, Shawn Kee Dave Thoren, Marty Ziebal, Dale Zalke, Larry Gibson; Third Row: Coach Mike Roberts. Dave Haisma Jeff Carden Mike Hurckes Mark Dumelle. John Grenman, Mike Cahill, Tom Buccelli, Bob McKay, John Biederman and Coach Don March. Freshman Scott Lehman records a pin for the team. Skyhawk Wrestling The Skyhawk wrestling team fin- ished its season with a record of 5-13-1. Competing in the Northwest Surburban Conference was very tough for the Skyhawk wrestlers, seeing that two of the teams were ranked in the top 20. Coach Roberts commented, “We’re looking forward to the next few years because of the young quality wrestlers that we have. Mike Hurckes will sorely be missed because of his accomplishments, but as in all sports, those senior leaders must be replaced.” Mike Cahill and Mike Hurckes were co-captains throughout the season. Hurckes was also voted MVP for the third consecutive year. 60 “You’re not getting away from me,” says Ed Klien. Mike Hurckes goes down state Girls Basketball The J.V. girls overall record was 4-14. The squad should be a lot stronger next year with most of the team returning as sophomores. Center Vicki Dubeau attempts to tip the ball to her teammates Bev Hiller and Cindy Lane. J.V. Basketball Team. First Row: Diane Smith, Patti Butler. Kelly Quilan. Beverly Hiller. Debbie Gahlbach. Second Row: Patty Schmitt. Debbie Lynn. Laura Oeffllng, Cindy Lane, Vicki Dubeau, and Coach Diane Nimocks. 63 Varsity Basketball Girls Varsity Team. First Row: Joan Pierce, Kathy Butler, Theresa Hauck, Cris May, Gail Wroblewski, Missy Christie. Second Row: Mgr. Linda Bartmann Tvaroh, Cindy Guetzloff, Michelle Swartzloff, Jane Pecucci, Sheri Scavo, Kelly Hart, and Coach Nancy Fahey. mgr. Deb “It was a disappointing season as far as the win Ioss record. However, there were points in the season which gave me reason to believe next year we would experience more success,” said coach Nancy Fahey. The overall record was 5-16, three games of which were won in the Johnsburg High Tournament. Voted MVP was Kathy Butler; captain, Theresa Hauck; Skyhawk award was given to sophomore Sheri Scavo; and Most Improved Player was Michelle Swartzloff. 64 Coach Fahey discusses strategy during a time out. Junior Theresa Hauck pulls up for the “Picture Perfect” shot. Theresa Hauck receives the ball on a fast break as teammates Jane Pecuccl and Michelle Swartzloff follow close behind. Joan Pierce goes up for the lay up. 4 Kathy Butler rips down a board as Jane Pecuccl looks on. Varsity Basketball Team. First Row: Mgr. Rich Michels, Mgr. Dave Drogosz. Second Row: Larry Zuley, Jim Leon, John Wharton, Jeff Jayko, Tom Meehan, Jeff Fowler, Greg Soblesk, Joe Majerclk, Jeff Preston, Brian Suidak, and Coach Ben Beck. Varsity Basketball The 82-83 Skyhawks finished the season with a record of nine wins and sixteen losses. With the move into the NWSC, the young Skyhawks surprised many teams by playing very competitive and intense games. Quite a few games were lost by small margins. That just goes to show the determination in this team. Sophomore Tom Meehan goes up for two under the boards. 66 Joe Majercik waits for the referee’s signal. John Wharton lays one up. Jeff Jayko shoots from the charity stripe. Up, up and away with Jeff Preston. Shooting star Jeff Fowler blows by an opponent. Jim Leon Can’t judge heart by size. 67 The Skyhawks take first place In the Marian Thanksgiving Tournament. Sophomore Basketball Team. First Row: Mike Nederhouser. Kin Baker, Bob Nowak, Dan Gallagher Bernard Wharton Bill Schmitz, Ron Beck Jeff Nichols and Mark Majercik. Second Row: Mgr. Tim Boutin, Majercik, Mark Durei. Bob Neumann. Tim Shine. Bob Bentz. Mike Mazzenn, Mike Haag and Coac Dave Dombrowski. Bob Bentz pops one up. Sophomore Basketball The sophomores finished the season with a record of 7-16. They started the season slow, but finished real strong throughout the last games. Mike Haag dribbles the ball down court. 69 Freshman Basketball Team. First Row: John Kagel, Bill Pfefferkorn, Brian Hauck, Randy Theil, Tim Krodell. Pat King, and Tom Walsh. Second Row: Mgr. Dennis Leary, Mike Suidak, Tom Maiorca, Bill Dust, Rich Easterling, Mike Toussiant, Dave Wildhem, Bob Boak, and Coach Ben Ingram. Rich Easterling shoots beyond the hand of a defender. Freshman Basketball Freshman posted a season record of 4-13. Despite the win-loss record, Coach Ingram feels that this is a hard working and very disciplined unit. Mike Toussiant makes his move to the hoop. 70 K VARSITY TENNIS TEAM: First Row: Kathy Hartjcs, Kim Colomer. Donna Kocher, Sue Lane. Second Row: Trina Marunde. Gail Jakubicek. Cindy Guetzloff. Trisha Herigodt, and Coach Dennis Spraetz. Tennis The varsity tennis team finished with an overall record of 3-4 in conference play. Kathy Hartjes at the 1 singles position placed fourth in the Northwest Surburban conference tournament while Cindy Guetzloff at the 2 singles position also placed fourth in the tournament. Guetzloff was voted M.V.P. by her teammates as well as voted co - captain along with Kathy Hartjes. Coach Dennis Spraetz selected Gail Jakubicek as Most Improved Player. Co-Captin Kathy Hartjes displays good form. JUNIOR VARSITY TENNIS TEAM. First Row: Connie Klotz, Audra Ortly, Kim Guanci, Becky Bocher, Dawn Dagens. Kim Pollock, and Connie Robinson; Second Row: Karen Klotz, Lisa Confer, Mary Marlewski, Lisa Hartigan. Sheri Scavo, Debbie Hartjes, Patti Schmitt, and Coach Dennis Spraetz. j.v. Tennis The junior varsity tennis team had a slow start this season with a 1-9 record overall. Freshman Debbie Hartjes was named most valuable player. Varsity star Kathy Hartjes serves another ace. 72 MVP Cindy Guetzloff displays a look of agony as she attempts to win the point for the varsity. For The Record Football The varsity football team played a new conference. They were up against bigger schools, but they worked hard and never gave up. Their conference record was 1-6. JHS 6 OPP. 35 Richmond 6 20 Marian 2 22 Antioch 24 27 Grayslake 12 14 Grant 6 34 Waconda 14 0 Lake Zurich 14 34 Round Lake 0 21 Warren Sophomore Record 3-5-1 Freshman Record 3-6 Volleyball The Varsity Volleyball team had an excellent season this year. They worked hard for “Sweet Sixteen” and missed going down state by one game. JHS L OPP. w Marian L w Round Lake L w Grayslake W L Harvard W L Antioch w L Lake Zurich w L Richmond w L Warren w L Grant w L Wauconda L W Round Lake W L Grayslake W L Antioch L W Lade Zurich W L Warren W L Marengo w L Grant w L Wauconda Zion Bento Tournament JHS-six wins, 2 losses Districts JHS W OPP. L Woodlands Academy W L Lake Forest W L Marian Sectionals JHS OPP. W L Shabbona W L Earlville Super Sectionals JHS L OPP. W Immaculate Conception Girls Tennis The girls varsity Tennis team placed 5th in the North West Suburban Conference. With a season record of 3 - 7. The Junior Varsity team finished their season with a 1-9 record. Cross Country The Cross Country team ended its season with a record of 1-14. Senior Jay Jackson was named MVP. JHS OPP 40 20 Dundee 36 23 Grant 37 22 Marian Central 39 20 Marian Central 37 21 Lake Zurich 34 23 Crystal Lake South 29 26 Wauconda 23 33 Harvard 33 26 Grayslake 42 19 Jacobs 36 19 Batavia 34 25 Warren 33 24 Round Lake 50 15 Antioch Boys’ Basketball The varsity team won the Thanks- giving Tournament which was played at Marian Central. Their conference record was 3-11. JHS OPP. 74 51 66 51 i 78 64 54 60 49 58 44 52 60 74 97 68 74 88 61 59 59 61 66 44 60 87 58 60 57 63 65 81 42 59 55 57 49 52 53 56 61 54 49 47 54 59 91 42 40 45 JHS OPP 0 5 0 5 2 3 2 3 2 3 3 2 3 2 3 2 0 5 0 4 Girls’ Basketball The girls varsity Basketball Team ended their season with a record of 2-10. They won their tournament by defeating North Boone, Hebron, and Richmond. JHS OPP 18 55 Wauconda 34 41 Marian Central 32 53 Antioch 23 52 Harvard 30 51 Warren 33 48 Round Lake 39 40 Grant 24 58 Lake Zurich 51 59 Grayslake 15 70 Wauconda 41 71 Antioch 43 50 Warren 35 44 Round Lake 47 39 Grant 45- 54 Lake Zurich 27 53 Marengo 43 44 Richmond 41 40 Grayslake 43 38 North Boone 55 25 Hebron 36 26 Richmond Wrestling The Varsity Wrestling team closed their season with a record of 5-14-1. Senior Mike Hurckes was the first Skyhawk wrestler to qualify to compete down state with a record of 30-8-1. Mike also was named MVP for his third year in a row. The combined Freshman and Sophomore team had a record of 11-11. JHS OPP T T Valley Luther L W Marian Central W L St. Edwards W L Hebron w L Ridgewood L W Wauconda L W Antioch W L Richmond w L Marengo L W Warren L W Hampshire L w Jacobs L w St. Edwards L w Round Lake L w Grant L w Marian Central L w Lake Zurich L w Valley Luthern L w Richmond L w Grayslake 73 Burlington Central Richmond Marian Wauconda Grayslake Antioch Warren Streamwood Hampshire Round Lake Harvard North w. Military Grant Marian Lake Zurich Richmond Grayslake Wauconda Antioch Warren Round Lake Grant Lake Zurich Hebron Harvard Dundee Woodstock Marian Central Grant Lake Zurich Wauconda Grayslake Warren Round Lake Antioch 74 75 Robert Gough Principal Roger Kriewaldt Assistant Principal Randy Oberembt Dean of Students Administrative Assistant Pat Bingman Vocational Education Secretary Vivian Richards Faculty Mr. Bill Hurckes attends to his students’ needs in the computer room. BEN BECK Drivers Education MOLLY BECK Guidance Assistant CATHY BETHIA Spanish Football coaches Randy Oberembt and Don March take a dip in the school pond. 77 JOCELYN BOOTH Reading BILL DVONCH Industrial Arts RITA GUGEL Home Economics ALICE HELLGETH Math Mr. Ingram shows students how to use their heads. BILL HURCKES Special Education WAYNE HILLER Social Studies DAVE DOMBROWSKI Physical Education NANCY FAHEY Physical Education WADE HEISLER Building Trades BEN INGRAM Social Studies 78 JEFF JERDEE Graphic Arts ELAINE KEE Vocational Education SHARAL KOENIGSEDER Physical Education SUE KAPRAUN Art OWEN KELSALL Science KATHY KUCIK Learning Center Director 79 MARY LEIGH Math Mrs. Gugel helps freshman George Franz with his work. PAT McCRYSTAL Science JIM MEYERS Athletic Director PAM NEUMAIER Consumer Education DIANE NIMOCKS Reading CHERYL OLSON Literature Jocelyn Booth talks with junior Tammy Bush and teacher’s aid Judy Schmitt. Connie Sanders shows senior Scott McClory how to use a telephone. JOHN QUICK Building Trades MIKE ROBERTS Social Studies CONNIE SANDERS Special Education BOB SCHMITT English 80 CHUCK SCHULTZ Industrial Arts MARYANN SNYDER French Mrs. Kueik uses the new copy machine In the learning center. Mr. Oberembt shows students what talking Is all about during the bon fire. BOB TEXIDOR Science ROGER ZAWACKI Math CAROL KENNEBECK Learning Center Aid 81 Dress for Success” is counselor Denny Spraetz’s motto. Custodians and Maintenance: Earl Kuntsman, Art Duran, Frank Phillips, (sitting) Gene Weincouff (Not Pictured: Don Bentz, Si Meyers, Bob Vascick.) Cooks: Urusla Karwacki, Renee Juergensen, Betty Zenner, Jan Tvaroh, Aleta Gemmell, Theresa Dodge. Freshmen Kim Abeil Anthony Adams Bryan Anderson Marikay Armon Carol Arnold Brett Bartoske Mindy Barth Linda Bartman Mark Barttman Gabby Barroso Laura Davidson Kathy Beitz Kevin Beitz Richard Benbenek Robert Bentz Tony Bianchi John Biederman Darrell Birkhoff Mathew Blake Rebecca Blim Robert Boak Lisa Bockhaus Rebecca Boettcher Sandy Bogacz Jenny Borchers Philip Brannam 84 Freshmen class officers Brian Dunivan, treasurer; Jeff Carden, vice president, Kelly Quinlan secretary; Missy Capps, president Robert Brock Dawn Brown Cary Bruce Tom Buccelll Audra Buikema Nicole Burnett Patti Butler Joseph Bruscato Missy Capps Jeff Carden John Carlson Jaqueline Case Laureen Charles Sheila Chernak Debra Clary William Comstock Lora Couper Carol Corbeil Dawn Dagens Robert Debates Victoria Debaeu Jodi Dickman Kevin Diedrlch Daniel Diperna Brian Dunivan Pete Dubin William Dust Rick Easterling Doug Ehrhardt 85 Charles Erie George Franz Ken Froellg Melissa Flury David Foust Debbie Gahlbeck Dante Garcia Larry Gibaon Cynthia Gorman Patricia Grams Julie Groves Kimberly Guanci Tracy Gutinkunst Tela Hall Suzanne Hansen Michael Hanson Debbie Hartjes Brian Hauck Lori Haynle Michele Hazelrigg Steve Heide Troy Hetz Beverly Hiller Felicia Hogan Dorothy Hovseth David Huemann Kristi Johnson Jill Jurik Donald Kadlubowski Shawn Kee Kevin Kefauver John Kegel 86 The Freshmen show off their float during Homecoming. Robert Klcoyne Susan Kipping Edward Klein Connie Klotz Karen Klotz Danette Koelling Nancy Kofler Tim Krodel Steven Kuna Steve Kunzweiller Cindy Lane Dennis Leary Scott Lehman Debra Linn Scott Litwin Tom Maiorca Arlet Mann Mary Marulowski Pam Mazza Trade Me Artor Robert McCauley Thomas McNelly Robert McKay Felicia McMullins Michele Michaelis During Punk Rock Day.” Vicki Moulis, Amy Vayo, Jenny Borchers. and Kim Abell try to rip off the senior wall. 87 Chad Miller Tim Minks Catherine Meehan Vicki Moulis Julie Murphy Robert Nehrlich Michael Neurauter Mary Nuemann Laura Oeffling Barbra Ojito Brian Olenick Audra Orleib Jason Perry Bill Pfefferkorn Lisa Plenscke Joe Pierce Laura Pittman Catherine Podhorn Kim Pollock Kimberly Pwell Kelly Quinlan Cari Raci Kim Reilly Roxanne Reitmier Connie Robinson Kelly Rucker Lisa Russell Sue Russell Renee Sande Randy Schaefer Ron Schaefer 88 Russell Schell Mary Schoenherr Julie Schmitt Jonnle Schwabauer Samantha Scolaro Dawn Siddons Mike Suidak Fareen Shedbalker Tim Shine Michele Skonie Daniel Stefka Craig Strauel Jeffery Straulin Diane Smith Peter Switzer Amy Vayo George Taylor Rick Terry Scott Terry Don Thennes Randy Thiel David Thoren Mike Toussaint Richard Trevethick Elizabeth Walk Julie Wagner Tom Walsh Michele Weber Tammy Wettstein George Wilkinson Dawn Williamson Chris Wiser Rick Wright Tony Zaremba Amy Ziebel Diane Ziolkowski Joseph Ziemba 89 Dawn Adams Len Adams Michelle Anderson Roy Anderson Debbie Arndt Lisa Arnter Kenneth Baker Laura Baker Debbie Bakker Angie Barth Tom Basile Guy Bazilewich Ronnie Beck Debbie Blake Susan Bohen Carrie Boike Tim Boutin Phayvanh Bouttaphan Sharon Brauer Rick Buckholtz Denise Burg Sophomores The Sophomore Class Officers are (from left to right): Jodi Turner, President; Ed Foster. Treasurer; Wendy Mann, Secretary; and in front is Julie Leapold, Vice-President. 90 Antoinette Caifano Lisa Capps Three of the learning centers brightest faces are Matt Fluger, Jeff Nichols, and Ron Beck . . . trying hard to do their homework. John Carden Lisa Confer Jeff Corbeil Curtis Cosper Dawn Cummings Kim Davis Missy Davis Kim Diedrich Mike Dodge Chris Donke Cheryl Dominick Mike Dominquez Martin Dreyer Edwin Dumag Mark Dumelle Bob Dunivan Mark Durei Mary Dvorak Kim Edwards Rich Fikus Kerry Fleming Matt Fluger Jackie Formby Edward Foster Chris Freeland Annette Freels Michelle Frett Jeremie Fruend Terri Frey David Gagnon John Gallagher Tony Garcia Harry Giovanni Michelle Glogowski 91 Tom Griffin Dcbby Griggs Michael Haag David Haisma David Hanamoto Ken Hansen Lisa Hartigan Robert Heber Sue Heide Cheryl Helmandollar Laura Hintz Daniel Holland Elizabeth Hopp Ginger Hopp Martin Hughes Joseph Jacobson Sue Jensen Denise Kadlubowski Deanna Kauppila Janice Kearns Kelly Kegel Lisa Kelly Jeff Kennebeck Candi Kilcoyne Bill Kilcoyne Tommy Kinney Lisa Klein Tim Koeller Kim Kohon Jim Korolovich John Kozicki Rob Kretzschmar Roberta Kucharski Penny Lameka Terri Lamerand Amy Lane 92 Sophomores learn the basics about health. Mike Leeke Jill Leapold Julie Leapold Rick Lewis Kim Loesch Laura Long Kim Lyons Mark Majercik Mike Majercik Wendy Mann Lisa Matulka Chris May Mike Mazrin Gina McGrane Tom Meehan Laurie Mellum Scott Menier Sheila Michniewicz Richy Miller John Miskovic Mary Moravec Karin Mungovan Mike Nederhouser Mike Nett Bob Nuemann Maureen Nuerauter Jeff Nichols Kevin Nielson Denise Norton Candy Norwill Betty Novak Bob Nowak Nancy Nunamaker Maureen O’Donnell Kristin Ort Jimmy Owen 93 Brian Palmer Bob Paluch Bill Pecucci Jeannine Peterson Dale Sima Bob Slack Mike Haag and Pete Majerclk chow down during Homecoming’s crazy hat and glasses day. Bob Prosen David Quinn Sophomores take a rest from their hard day at work. Kerry Rauhut Kim Ridout Robbie Robinson Joel Rowland Glenn Sabaj Pat Scanlon Sheryl Scavo Dan Schaefer Patti Schmitt Steve Schmitt William Schmitz Mark Schoenherr Jenny Scott Pat Short Marty Siddons Doug Sobiesk Tom Springer Ralph Stark During the Homecoming Parade Tom Kinney gives Harry Giovanni a hug while their friend Mark Dumelle looks on. Richard Steck Mike Steffens Rob Stermer John Stewart Jean Strauel Cindy Swinford Tom Meehan takes time out to show his cheery smile Ray Tantillo Jim Tatro Rich Thayer Lisa Tihinen Jodi Turner Debbie Tvaroh Bill Wade Harry Walk Mike Weingart Randy Wesphaln Jerry Wettstein Bernard Wharton Donna White Jon Wills Lorna Wisner Billy Wright Michelle Young Robert Young Tom Ziebel Lora Zielke Mark Zvonnar Sophomores Not Pictured Nicki Berns Mike Lawrence Kevin Thompson 95 Tim Adams Jason Anderson Julie Anderson Michele Arnolde Cindy Axell Steve Banaczynski Jim Bentz Kim Bentz Matt Bentz Sayanh Bouttaphan Renee Brauer Bill Breit Kathy Brotherton Richard Burkhardt Jim Cardan Laura Carlson Lisa Carlson Nora Chernak Don Christenson Maryann Christy Wendy Christie Tony Ciura Sean Clark Kim Colomer Bonnie Conant Marcia Crump Joyce Culbreth Nick Davis Kevin Davis Breck Dixon Melissa Dolder Kelly Donat David Drogosz Richard Dschida Dale Easterling 96 Terry Eichorn Brian Elia Alicia Evertsen Diane Gagnon Gary Garcia Kelly Garrett Jane Gasiorowski Tom Gasiorowski Bryan Giddons Mike Gill John Grenman Kurt Gutekunst Gwen Haberkamp Rich Hondorf Junior Class officers are Michelle Patterson, President; Jim Olekszy. Vice President; Rick Schaller, Treasurer; Shelly Miedzianowski, Secretary. Michelle Hancock Jerry Harker Kelly Hart Kathy Hartjes Theresa Hauck Paul Hendrixson Trisha Herigodt 97 Todd Knoll, Sayanh Bouttaphan, Kathy Brotherton, and Jane Smid are working hard in their art class. James Hopp Steve Hopp Wendi Huemann Gail Jakubicek Jeff Jayko Amy Johnson Mike Jonas Jennifer Jones Greg Jurczynski Jeff Kadlubowski Margie Kanter Sally Kearns Bobby Key John Kirk Beth Klapperich Kim Klein Loreen Klein Ron Knauf Sarah Knight Todd Knoll Wayne Kollenkark 98 Dawn Lameka Scan Lawson Oliver Lenz Dave Lindberg Scott Loesch Rick Mack Joe Majercik Trina Marunde Traci Schmitt, Terri Eichorn, Shelly Miedzianowski show their school spirit. Michelle McCaffery Patti McKay Michelle McKeehan Richard Michels Shelly Miedzianowski Ann Murray Dennis Norton Jim Nunamaker James Olekszy 99 Michelle Patterson Kathy Payne Ken Pedraza Wayne Piesert Roger Perschke Darin Peterson Kim Pieper Jeff Preston Kim Pulk Alan Raycraft Janette Ready Alan Rode Norman Rokosz Christopher Rose Junior Class officers Jim Olekszy, Rick Schaller, and Michelle Patterson are enjoying the view from their first place float. David Rucker David Russell Rick Schaller Mark Scheid Traci Schmitt Ken Schoenig Marla Schroeder Gayle Schulz John Scott Ann Sedlacek Laura Shiman Brian Suidak Jane Smld Greg Sobiesk 100 Henry Soderquist Frank Sroka Bonnie Strossner Lars Swanson Michelle Swartzloff Chris Tennison Rhonda Thayer Phil Thennes Lisa Thoren Stacy Tornatore Bentley Treat Tony Trevethick Tim Adams is trying to be friends with Julie Anderson. Scott Tvaroh Joanna Vrasich Not Pictured Nina Bertone Duane Blocker Brad Conant Richard Evertsen Paul Felix Scott Heide Harry Miller Tim Simmons Debbie Wade Patricia Wajs Thomas Walczynski Kathy Wester Clark White Lynn Wilkinson Tim Wirtala Chris Wright Gail Wroblewski Dale Zalke Jack Zenner Jill Zenner 101 Senior Class Officers: (bottom to top) Linda Davidson, president; Kathy Moe, secretary; Deanna Kearns, treasurer; and Tom Selof, vice-president. Seniors Dave Adams 102 Tom Armon Patrick Alvarez Pat Alonso Dan Barroso Paul Baca Matthew Anderson Michele Bartman Philip Case Dawn Blrkhoff Cheryl Burkhardt Kim Clddlo Seniors Gordon Holmes and Jay Hansen try to study the “facts of life. Kim Clark Rick Clark 103 Sandi Connerty Larry Dack Renee Eichorn Dan Gallagher Flavia Fusaro ■ Robin Grenell Sherry Groves ( Linda Davidson Donna Davison Jeff Fowler Kim Fleming Theresa Gorman Dave Greenwood Cindy Guetzloff 104 Megan Hall Seniors Paula Wroblewskl, Steve Poczkalski, Pam Knoll, Dave Moravec, and April McCauley discuss the band Tempted”. Jay Hansen Shane Hanson Sherri Higgins Diane Heard Joe Hendrix John Hendrixson Terry Hill Gordon Holmes Eva Holmquist Michelle Horton Dan Hovseth Tom Huemann 105 Theresa Jacobson Annette Johnson Mike Hurckes Jenny Jantzen Ernest Johnson Jeffrey Jurik Steve Kalsch 106 Eric Kanter Senior Joe Hendrix prepares for college classes with a little help from M. J. Anderson. Deanna Kearns Dan Kiernan Michelle Kilcoyne Adam Klein James Kllng Steve Knight Seniors John Miedzlanowski and Mark Peto smile pretty to show off their studly reputation. A Pam Knoll Donna Kocher Cindy Korolovlch Jerry Kuznickl Ken Lamerand Sue Lane 107 April McCauley Brian McGee Cathy McMillan 108 Robbie Mealer Dave Melahn Paul Metzger John Miedzianowski Rena Mullen Bryan Nielsen Bill Nethaway John Nett iw'9 Terri Olenlck Lori Nichols Anne Nowicki Stacey Naleway John Payne Marcia Pease Paul Pease Jane Pecucci 109 Mark Peto Loren Piotrowskl Mary Pritchard Liz Pfefferkorn Steve Poczkalski Greg Rauhut Joan Pierce A1 Povidas Ruth Pflug Dave Ponte Tom Reese Toni Rendo 110 Kerry Rldout Gina Rittorno John Sande Carol Schmidt Tom S«lof Charles Seekings r' ' L Mike Sheehy Seniors Pat Alonso and Dave Ponte pay close attention in Consumer Ed. Paul Swoboda Bridget Thorne Jeff Turuc Patty Ullrich Norton fiin rL T dUr'nS homecomln9 week- R° 1= Mike Hurcke Row 2: Cheryl Burkhardt, Michelle Wh?n if pR d9ewT,h° ne' T Rend°’ DaW Birkhof(' Theresa J«°bson Row 3: Flavia Fusaro, Lori Nichols, Kim Jacues, Ruth John MieXianowl',1' n, 93 Ha , Dcanna Kearns, Paula Wroblewski, Jenny Jantzen Row 4: Charles Seekings, Paul Staib, Tom Heumann, John Miedzianowski, Diane Heard, Paul Metzger, Linda Davidson, Tom Reese. 112 Donna Warp Chris Wegner Jeff Weingart John Wharton Seniors Cheryl Burkhardt and Debbie Swlnford look “crazy” during crazy hat and glasses day. Seniors Not Pictured Deneen Courtwright Marc Gockel Gary Groves Cheryl Jaworski Russ Myers Bill Sargent Stacy Schroeder Sue Ann Whitney Wendy Wright Martin Ziebel Lawrence Zuley 113 Most Intellectual: Steve Kalsch and Terri Olenick Best All Around: Pat Alonso and Diane Heard “In The Course Of Time” The feeling ... of time rushing past so quickly - too quickly! 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IL 60061 312 S87 1000 Outside Illinois 600 41 6621 BOATS amo COTTAGES ■tA0ONAL BOAT LAUNOHINO 312 507-5241 BRUCE KOEPKE. OWNER FOX LAKE JEWELRY Watch and jewelry repair BRUCE’S STANDARD SERVICE 3522 W ELM ST. McHENRY. ILL 60050 NEXT TO McHENRY STATE 8ANK E M WALASZEK 34 E CRANIO AVE FOX LAKE ILL «0020 SERVICE STATION (815) 385 9832 125 Richard J. Short Jltt orney an cl (Counselor at Jia .aw □aanranan INC. 3411 N. Countryside Dr. Johnsburg, III. 60050 816-385-7180 oil tIVftSlOf (X • MkHfNCY III I in mchenry 1 A COMPLETE HARDWARE STORE • Paint� I Supplies • Power Tool� • 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 FOX LAKE HARDWARE Buss Ford 3939 W. Main LAKELAND AUTO SUPPLY INC. 5 E. GRAND AVENUE FOX LAKE. 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McHenry, II. 60050 (815) 385-2520 Bonk FOX LAKE OPTICAL Across From Fox Lake Store (312)-587-0901 OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY 10 TO 5 WEDNESDAY 10 TO 2 SATURDAY 9 TO 1 GEO. P. FREUND INC. “The House Thai SERVICE Built” Authorized Dealer For J.l. CASE SALES 4 service BACK HOES CRAWLERS TRACTOR LOADER8 SKID STEER LOADER8 ' FORK LIFTS Dial 385-0420 4102 W Csy W lax Id M«Haary. H 600)0 129 a WORCO Robert Worzala CUSTOM HOMES AND ADDITIONS 815-385-7858 We would like to extend special thanks to all our advertisers. Please patronize them. The Staff of the Skyhawk Yearbook Extends a Special 'Thanks' to JEFF JERDEE JHS GRAPHIC ARTS DIRECTOR West End Heating Air Conditioning Inc. 819 W. Rollins Road Round Lake, 111 60073 130 FARMERS INS. GROUP McHenry’s Favorite Sport Center INC. 1210 N. Green St. McHenry, 11. 60050 (815)-385-1000 1303 Richmond RD. McHenry, 111. Rt. 31 60050 (815) 344-0170 GOOD LUCK SKYHAWKS Sullivan Foods EVERYDAY DISCOUNT PRICES STORE WIDE 3705 W. 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FOR FREE WATER TEST ■ 385-3093 HUEMANN WATER CONDITIONING JOHNSBURG KINETICO METERED USING NO ELECTRICITY 8ALES• SERVICE • RENTAL8 DIVISION OF HUEMANN WATER MANAGEMENT INC 3607 N CHAPEL HILL RD McHENRY 60050 312 497-3984 McHenry State Bank Complete Banking Facilities Main Bank Closed Wednesday LOBBY HOURS mon, thurs, fri sat. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday Night 4:30 to 7:30 DRIVE-IN HOURS MON, TUE, WED THURS 8:15 a.m. to 5 p.m. FRI 8:15 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. - Sat. 8:15 a.m. to 3 p.m. DOHNKE CONSTRUCTION CARPENTRY REMODELING ROOM ADDITIONS GARAGES RANDY DOHNKE 917 W EDGEWOOD DRIVE MCHENRY. ILLINOIS 60050 Caramlt. Mosaics, Slata, Quarry, Installad $o As To Ba Tha Highlit Of Your Homa 815 385-1171 Fraa E it J matas Ramodating Our Spadafty jamas N. Haard 1911 W. Sunnyaida Bc . Or. McHaory, III. 60060 132 Thanks for Advertising in the 1983 Sky hawk Yearbook Adams Lawn and Leisure George Hiller and Son Gift Shop Bjorkman’s Ace Adams Bros. Radiator Inc. Pink Harrison’s Hardware Altoffs Ind. 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Tonyan Sons Fox Lake Ace Millstream Coin Wash The Punkin Patch Fox Lake Jewelry Mitchell Lincoln Mercury McHenry’s Favorite Fox Lake Jewelry 1st National Bank of Sport C + R Fox Lake Optical McHenry Farmer’s INS Group Fox Lake State Bank Palmer’s Four Season Buss Ford Thanks for Advertising in the Johnsburg Weekly News Plum Garden Ingleside Lanes Prints Dog House Johnsburg Clip-Joynt “Home Perm” by Sue Ed’s Rental and Sales Pizza Palace George Hiller Sons Snarf s Fox Lake Optical Inc. Inc. Palmer’s Four Seasons The Office Shoppe Kelly Hart Kim Pieper Gift Shop Petals Stems Gomoll Enterprises Inc. The Book Mark Novotny Sales Farmers Insurance Group Riverside Bake Shop Intermatic Inc. Wildcat Booster Club McHenry State Bank Image Makers Tropical Fantasy Pet Reflections 5 McHenry Floral Co. Shop Foxy’s Dog Brat Shutter Hut Spengal Meat Packing House Wonder Lake Sanitary Jim’s Fix it Shop Lakeview Grocery Personal Touch Interiors Fratellos Liquor Dominicks Marina Arcade Pro Circle Golf Range Frites Catering Golden Coin Millie’s Mini Golf Rennaissant Gallery ERA Connerty Realty Bill Haag, 1953-1982 In Memory He was a giant, gentle man. Dean, coach, counselor, friend ... he was many things to many people. Two words may best describe what Bill Haag was all about. He cared. He gave. And that is his legacy. By caring and giving, Bill Haag made Johnsburg High School a much better place. He made the world a better place. The pain of his absence is great, but the hurt is lessened by the feeling of his presence in our hearts. Those who knew him will never forget the happiness he brought. Those who did not know him will still feel his influence. For Bill Haag helped build Johnsburg High School, and he will forever be a part of it. Whenever a student walks the corridors of JHS with a smile on his face, feeling good about himself and this school, look very closely. Part of that smile will belong to Bill Haag. 134 Johnsburg High School Athletic Wall of Fame 135 mWALS WORTH PUBLISHING COM PA N Y 1983 SPRING SUPPLEMENT 137 VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM. First Row: Mike Cahill, Jeff Jayko, Jim Olekszy, Wayne Piesert, Dale Zalke, Joe Majerclk. Second Row: Wayne Kollenkark, Steve Banaszynski, Tim Adams, Mike Hurckes, Jeff Fowler, Scott Tvaroh. Third Row: Mark Hiller, Shane Hanson, Eric Bear, Jeff Preston, Coach Jim Meyers, Phil Thennes, Tom Huemann, Jim Bentz. Varsity Baseball Winning the Regional title was one of the highlights of the baseball season. The varsity finished its regular season with a 9-8 record and a 6-7 conference record before participating in the Regional. Senior Mike Hurckes threw the first no-hitter in Skyhawk history. 138 Pitcher Jeff Jayko throws the dark one to the batter. Senior Mike Hurckes throws to first base for an out, while Joe Majercik watches. Jeff Fowler smacks a base hit. 139 Jim Bentz in the dirt looking for the base SOPHOMORE BASEBALL TEAM. First Row: M. J. Nett, John Gallagher, Mike Dominquez, Dan Stefka; Second Row: John Miskovic, Bill Wade, Bill Pecucci, Rich Miller; Third Row: Coach Wayne Hiller, Mark Majercik, Doug Sobiesk, Mark Durei, Bob Prosen. FRESHMAN BASEBALL TEAM. First Row: Chad Miller, Rob Debates, Carl Arnold, Tom McNelley, Larry Gibson, Tony Bianchi, Dave Huemann; Second Row: Tim Krodel, Don Thennes, Bob Boak, John Kegel, Pete Switzer, Bill Comstock, George Taylor, Denny Larry; Third Row: Coach Dave Dombrowski, Bryan Anderson, Bob Bentz, Bob McCaulley, Jeff Straulin, Rick Easterling, Jason Perry, Steve Kunzweiler. 140 Julie Anderson shows her Skyhawk spirit! Varsity Softball Despite the fact that they lost more games than they won, the girls softball team demonstrated fine effort in the midst of tough competition. Kathy Butler was elected most valuable player at the end of the season. Kathy Hartjes is ready for anything. Michelle Swartzloff shows her pitching abilities. 141 J.V. SOFTBALL TEAM. First Row: Laura Hintz, Debbie Gahlbek, Renee Sande, Patti Butler, Kim Powell, Kelly Quinlen, Patti Schmitt, Caroline Heil; Second Row: Debbie Hartjes, Cindy Lane, Linda Oeffling, Roberta Kurcharski. Tammy Wetstein, Sheri Scavo. Chris May. Chris Weiser; Third Row: Coach Fahey. VARSITY SOFTBALL TEAM. First Row: Julie Anderson. Paula Wroblewski, Lori Nichols, Cindy Guetzloff, Kathy Hartjes; Second Row: Michelle Swartzloff. Breck Dixon, Theresa Hauck, Jane Pecucci, Wendy Huemann, Kathy Butler. Debbie Tvaroh; Third Row: 142 Coach Schmitt. BOYS TENNIS TEAM. First Row: Ed Klein, Jim Tatro, Paul Hendrixson, John Hendrixson, Rob Kretzschmar, Mark Schoenherr, Sean Clark, Coach Denny Spraetz; Second Row: Mark Zvonnar. Ray Tantillo. Rich Michels, Jeff Jurik, Jim Owen. Rich Dschida, Brian Hauck. Scott McClory. Dan Kiernan. Paul Hendrixson smashes a return. Dan Kiernan was the Skyhawk tennis ace. advancing to many victories during the season. 143 TRACK TEAM. First Row: Bobby Key, Jeff Carden. Brett Barkoske, Tom Buccelli, Mike Dodge. Mike Lawrence. Randy Theil, Tom Walsh. John Biederman. Rick Wright; Second Row: Harry Walk. Bave Lindberg, Jay Jackson, Steve Schmitt. Jim Leon, Bill Pfefferkorn, Adam Klein, John Payne, Jim Hopp; Third Row: Coach Ben Beck. Tom Majorca, Brian Suidak, John Wharton. Bill Dust, Tim Shine, Pat Alonso, Mike Haag. Jerry Harker, Bernard Wharton, Mike Toussanint and Coach Randy Oberembt. John Wharton shows off his ability to high jump. Track Team This year’s boys track team had a good season ending with 7 wins, 6 losses and 1 tie. Jay Jackson struts his stuff as he runs the mile. 144 GIRLS TRACK TEAM. 1st Row: Bcv Hiller, Alicia Evertson, Sherry Hendershot, Connie Robinson, Missy Davis, Laura Davidson, Gail Wroblewski, Jonnie Schwabauer; 2nd Row: Cheryl Koenigseder, Missy Christie, Marla Schroder, Vicki Dubeau. Denise Norton, Julie Leapold, Jill Jurik, Felicia Hogan, and Bill Hurkes. 145 Jill Jurik clears the hurdle with ease. Cast of Guys and Dolls.” First Row: John Wharton, Mark Hiller, Dave Drogosz, Chappy Hughes, Ed Foster, John Wills, Randy Beck, Ken Schoenig. Second Row: Rick Schaller, Kathy Wester, Carrie Boike, Paul Metzger. Third Row: Lisa Kelly, Kim Pieper, Carol Schmitt, Paula Wroblewski, Laura Schratt. Steve Kalsch, Debbie Swinford, Dave Rucker. Fourth Row: Cheryl Burkhardt, Lisa Matulka, Laura Shiman, Lisa Carlson, Mary Dvorak, Annette Freels, Dawn Dagens, and Gail Wroblewski. “Guys and Dolls.” Johnsburg High School Theatre’s final production of the 1982-83 School year was the musical “Guys and Dolls’’. This was the story of Broadway gamblers in the 1940’s. The plot centered around a bet between Sky Masterson and Nathan Detroit. Leading Roles were played by Kathy Wester as Miss Adelaide, Paul Metzger as Sky Masterson, Rick Schaller as Nathan Detroit, Carrie Boike as Sarah Brown and Chap Hughes as Nicely Nicley. 146 Gail Wroblewski and Kathy Wester getting ready for the opening performance. Laura Shiman fixing her make up between the acts. Rich Schaller as Nathan Detroit is told by his “fiancee”, Kathy Wester (Miss Adelaide), to promise not to run the “Crap” game. Kathy Wester as Miss Adelaide worries about Nathan and the “Crap” game. Carrie Boike as Sarah Brown and Paul Metzger as Sky Masterson talk about their trip to Havana. The finale of “Guys and Dolls” which got Outstanding Comments and Standing Ovation all three nights. Overall, the performances were excellent thanks to Director Roger Zawacki and the cast of “Guys and Dolls.” Kathy Wester as Adelaide tells Paul Metzger as Sky Masterson that all men are all alike. Prom 1983 1983 PROM COURT. First Row: 1982 Queen Debbie Jayko, Queen Kim Jacques, King Jeff Fowler, 1982 King Paul Klein; Second Row: Steve Knight, Diane Heard. Mike Hurckes, Jenny Jantzen, Linda Davidson, M. J. Anderson, Lisa Boyer, John Hendrixson, Patti Bartmann, John Miedzianowski. Seniors Kim Jacques and Jeff Fowler hug each other after the announcement that they were the 1983 prom royalty. The 1983 Prom Royalty, Jeff Fowler and Kim Jacques, dance to the song ‘‘We’ve Got Tonight,” 149 Good friends having good times during prom held at Chateau Louise. Honors Banquet Brian Dunivan and Bill Kilcoyne enjoy dinner with their parents. Freshman Dave Huemann receives his certificate from Assistant Principal Roger Kriewaldt. The top 75 students academically at JHS were honored at the first Honors Banquet. These students make up the top 10 percent of each Class. The evening began with a dinner, and then there were various guest speakers who talked about striving for excellence. Mr. Mike McEvoy gives the keynote speech. 150 JHS alumnus Inge Dschida delivers a talk about setting high goals. 151 Co-valedictorian Diane Heard Co-valedictorian Paul Metzger The Class of 1983 listens to Paul Metzger deliver the valedictorian’s address. 152 WAUW.HIM KVMLIMHINC COMPANY , MAKimiNI MH«OUIU ...�