Larkin High School - Cerulean Yearbook (Elgin, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 222 of the 1980 volume:

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S H3 EE wwf w W Q if Q E , Aff I Ii: 75 , 12 fe S3 231 E ti ig S xi: v-:1 2. 3 t if ,, QU , - 5 ' ' lv Ea? 'T ' x-.ww-wzx:am..q.z.: Al '-mi i WMw w-Mh J- W' E 'l ram 13 Wfailimk 14 Homecoming 5 7 Homecoming festivities began on Thursday night with the first-ever bonfire and pep rally at Memorial Field. Excitement began to build as students put finishing touches on floats in preparation for Friday's activities. Although brief showers turned toilet paper streamers soggy, the vveather was clear as the floats, all built to conform to the theme Rolling Stones, Rock into the Eighties , arrived. A pep assembly and the tradi- tional parade led up to the evening's game, in which Larkin defeated the Streamvvood Sabres 42-15. The dance on Saturday provided a fitting end to the vveelds activities. I , , ' . :. 'V 7 at t A mx' M 0 S mf td 75 J . ima i- a S ,ge Wx RWM 20 -.3 ..,,, ,-,.Q , K : K 9 N Homecoming Ro alt L Traci O'Neal and Ricky Ellis Stephanie Lamp and Dan MacGregor Yea? f ' ' Dede Reinert and Stean Allen uun....,,,,, Ei A-1' ,Si55?f ,Me Shawn Dunning and Gilbert Feliciano 'L 2. 1,,-Qisilw we ..k1fl5'Ili4'3n W ', 1'vfxZ::1-me A 'f :I af allfziv-,eva l ,Q H fl my '- ,,-- 6' in 5 gf5, l4,f,,,, fl a ag Queen - Karen Severson King - Fred Didier ii d Fred D i I Besle Fall Play MY ak XH RWM... 17 A large and talented cast presented Larkin's fall play M'fAtStH on November 15, 16, 17, 1979. Directed by Mr. Wally Haskins, this two-act comedy, adapted from the book by Richard Hooker, gave the audience many memorable laughs. lt also, however, seriously presented a realistic view of life in a Mobile Army Surgical Hospital unit during the Korean War. The play was highlighted by the hilarious antics ofthe Bonwit sis- ters, affording the audience an enjoyable evening. Holiday Celebrations On two occasions students joined in holiday celebrations. Serving as guides and supervising activities, they hosted the fourth annual Halloween party sponsored by the Advisory Board. For the first time, children paid an admission fee, which helped limit attendance to 1000 grade school students, Mem- bers ofthe choral department displayed a different type of holi- day spirit at their Christmas Concen. The concert choir, soph- omore girls choir, and madrigals presented a variety of music. The concert culminated with the traditional singing ofthe Hal- lelujah Chorus by present and past choir members. l , , Mbmsni 1.3 lnflation, which rose to 18 percent in early 1980, affected school life in several ways. The first change some students noticed was an increase in lunch prices in the cafeteria. All students felt the effects of another move caused by inflation when the large windows were boarded up to decrease heating costs. The event, however, with the greatest potential to change students' lives was the defeat of the referendum. Twice during the year, voters rejected a proposed tax increase for the school fund. Facing a large budget deficit, district officials had to de- cide which extracurricular programs to cut and when to insti- tute these changes. :.f ifif- 5 L 1 'f is sw- M M t' as ,4- A Was .., g msigi nf Y w 1 llll Sl' Ultima , 28 Budget Cuts w.,.....,..,.........M... ..,, . WW- .... , K, ,MNH ,j . . , .. ---.ww - , ,Nr Vx I f,,' 9:9v,' E ,A ,I V. J? X f I I f zf v ff 2.4 44 I w.,m. am ' new maa 5 Father-Daughter Banquet Held on February 6 at the Blue Moon Ballroom, the annual Father-Daughter Banquet was a vvell-attended success. Hosted by the Advisory Board, it gave many fathers a special opportu- nity to spend a enjoyable evening with their daughters. Music of the big band era, played by the Charles Brinkley band, floated through the ballroom, adding a festive atmosphere to the occasion. 11UlIiUi SAYS... School Spirit 1 1'f fix .x .. . S G0 ROVIXLS Students often seem to lack school spirit. Pep assemblies become displays of apathy rather than exciting preludes to football or basketball contests, and attendance at games is low. When a team is winning, however, the attitudes begin to changeg everyone cheers the team on, hoping to continue a string of victories. This type of spirit was notably evident during the latter part of the football season and during regional com- petition in basketball. Students demonstrated the finest in school spirit: a pride in their school and its team. all 1 mnxqh., 33 it Tu rnabout Dance Slang Despite low attendance, Turnabout was again a success for the junior class. It was an enjoyable night, spent dancing to music played by the band Crash until late evening. WM' use On May 1, 2, and 3rd, 1980, the spring musical, Carousel, de- lighted and entertained very receptive audiences. The play was highlighted by the use of a real carousel donated by the Otto Rausches of Elgin. During the intermission young children were given rides which added to the overall festivity of the show. Excep- tional acting portrayals were executed by Alan Arps, Amy johnson, Dave Mullin, Karen Myers, Daryl Nitz, Dave Roome and Brenda Sparks. Vocally the cast was led by julie Steffen, Karen Myers and Amy johnson. The orchestra added to the depth and excellence of the performance which was vital for the complete success of the musical. .T Bmw 36 i P' x 5 gf, Carousel di L Ox! tx .K 1 ,, . 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'Vivek 5 4:1 ,a3,,,,aQiJe?w 'P' tr W ra tti, 1?:5?'tf 5523 94 a ag ' i rf': my At the recognition assembly on May 21, the Class of 1980 began its graduation festivities. That evening, some members of the class attended the senior dinner, a new event on the schedule. Seniors gathered with parents and friends at Baccalaureate on lune 1, when they viewed a slide presentation and listened to a speech by john Weberpal, a 1978 Larkin graduate. On june 6, as the concert band played the traditional Pomp and Circumstancef' seniors filed into Wing Park for the first outdoor commencement. Fred Didier and lodi lvlclxlutt spoke, and the members of the first class ofthe 1980's received their diplomas and bid Larkin farewell. -1-t. ' ,t,,, , X . . gf, is if? X 5 ,t gg via tw 'E' 4' Mai ip 42 we we Q :YZ ,-,, qi' 431 , . . 1 'U' Y 1 - 'if V ,g3'2 ,v, , V Q! 1 E ' 1 Q, Y .X Q Q' i N' , l Kgs w .4 W 'UW ' 4'f, . 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Rock, Treas. Missing: K. Brunner, V.P. wrtemk Gordon Abbott Steve Abbott Tim Adams Richard Aguinaga jesus Alanis lleana Alanis Michael Albert Phillip Albert Susan Albrecht jeff Allen Kimberly Allen Stean Allen Darrell Alvine john Anderson Shannon Anderson Charles Anstett Cheryl Antenen i l i l i i 6 2 lf' i jeff Ash Andrew Awe 3 Brian Awe Antoinette Baldwin Mary Louise Ballard john Balsamo CIHSS of '80. f X Vw Y' ll i is 2 MN me fi 5 or f Rusty Bartels Brenda Beuten Scott Bartholomay lacquelyn Bates lay Bayler Sandra Begalka msg. -'ve .fi- Rodney Behm Christine Behning Randy Behning james Berntsen Neil Berry William Besler gt. 'hr ,. Q . ,k.l 2, .. B 4 3 l i i f. ww' -i A ' 'ff H 'N wax r ll at 4 Q I PE is W ,t 3 f Roger Bilisoly Victor Bills Terrianne Bittner y iii it iiiii ii Karen Bixby David Blair Ken Blank Scott Blaul Michael Blewett Robert Bloemendaal Gregory Bohlin Lisa Bolin Stephen Bolin f '1ys1 5 E. W Geoff Booras Karen Bork Christopher Bowman loyce Bridges Toni Brinkley Karen Broadnax Connie Brodde lohn Brotzman Donna Brown john Burton and Dan Laubhan lead the charge. Julie Brumbaugh Keith Brunner as Coleman Budreck Corey Perlman enjoys Larkin's french fries. Kerry Bunte Laura Burkart Barbara Burkeen john Burton Karen Butler Mike Butts qw, Lori Byrnes Lisa Cada Charles Cagle Kevin Carlson Thomas Castillo K - jeff Childs Grant Chislette Traci Choitz Richard Christensen William Ciesinski Dan Cerasa Celeste Cieslak X f K aff if-525' f Karen Clarke Theresa Cochran David Coffey Gwen Coleman Keith Collins Kenneth Collins va, s . .rf Wendy Collins Cynthia Cooke Shannon Cork Shelia Cornelius 1 1' .. I . i 1 q W xii it 5 A H' at .,,. V i -Agia sik high Zi X Andrea Coombs Kathy Coquillette jeff Corda Brenda Cork William COWPGV Steven Game Victor Bills, joe Villella, and Steve Kellenloerger vvatch another victory N iff? ,ziffg K Fit, .ff Cathy Crittenden Michael Cullian Rex Dalrymple Phillip Danner Brian Daufenbach William Davie s .vvx ,. kt., -hltll' xx, . K5 . v kt' fo Lg . Keith Davis Caroline Davy Sandra Deem Lynette Defoy Dennis Delaney Debbie Dewitt f 1 Fred Didier Debbie Downey .a og Q3 'S 1 5 1 4 Y of -1 Tim Diede Michael Dieterle Dennis Doherty Nanette Dorwalt William Doty H N H Q ,xg il A VkLVh,,A W , as - s -N t,,t,,, 2 - 6 r i ,, , X .ms I A i , M , i,,i , .,i..t., - t K R is 'ia' 1' Q l 'Y lag' -9 A 'I s -M Fw If Q inn -- wr... f ' , W' E' r 'vqi'!'vf5A't1-L if Lg g ' 0.55: Y5 The commons is a place to relax, study, and tell jokes. K 1: 1' ff . ' 'K K .-vw-t 9, fi . i r Q , , l y 11- 1 i 1 il Patricia Downey jennifer Dressel Shawn Dunning Bob Duppler Kathleen Dwyer Brenda Eberly Ellen Eggebrecht F' fn Qt ... F rv s ' ' lulie Eggebrecht Tom Eliason Ricky Ellis Gary Emerick Terry Fay Mary Fellows dv JC: FQ I 4 r Ronald Finley David Fischer Carolina Flores Michael Flores jennifer Foerster David Follis Melissa Fritz Kimberly Fry Monica Frymark Karl Gallagher Steve Gardon joan Garrett Terri Gates Patricia Gathman 'A t 1 ,iw ,L . l f If+f- X c 5 Steven Gerberding Robyn Godfrey Brian Wynn keeps his girl in a corner. ,ff wg ' Vivian Godfrey ff N, 1 i f f f me-N----W i Garth Harichett and Mary Schneider talk over their differences. David Goff 'N E 9 1? as your eeeiee My IQ? Dean Goff Timothy Good james Gould Cathy Graben Ramon Graczyk Kurt Graf -1 ' Y' v lohn Graff Harold Graves Sandra Graves Staci Gray William Green Sharon Greenfield 35: '5 Luft? ff f' 8 fix !ff in s xy - ' gf f 9 W Sarah Groves Alex Grummel Dolores Gudino Margaret Haacker Daniel Haas Mitch Hagen la Rodney Hall Scott Harney Curtis Harris julie Hameister lanice Hammond Garth Hanchett Karen Hansen Angela Harney Bryan Harris I Wi AA john Harris Victor Bills looks surprised. 1- Richard Hart Mary Heine !1 r Sue Hartman Christele Harvey Ruby Hayes Steve Hayes Katira Hector 1,-s ,N Darryl Helgesen Douglas Henke Tammy Henryson Michael Hernandez Marilyn Hibbler 'Ol s A A Sandy Higareda james Hill Vanessa Hobson Leslie Hoerich Diane Hoffman David Hogan Richard Hoke 'Vin Mark HOHZ Doug Henke is double-spaced. 'iv 1? f R E? ' r Q A R Vicki Holtz Beverly Holze Richard Hopkins Laura Hughes Gregory Huxtable Donna jarrette -if Doug jensen Richard jochum Cary johnson james johnson Linda johnson Mark johnson Sue johnson Donald johnston 5. it s is K F i x A . J 3, 'xv -2 W l .a - A - , -as , . r P ., ' 2 aw 3 5 nn : 1 i !'l'--.,r as Sarah jones Scott Summers expresses himself to Kathy Senger. Mike jordon Mary Kallenbach Kelly Kawell jack Keeney john Kellenberger Stephanie Kerman Mehedebeen Khan .rs N judith Kincaid Beth Kinney Brenda Kloplenstein Tammy Knight Lori Knust Patricia Koch Wu' Tammy Koeppen Randall Kosek Sandra Koteles Randall Kovacs Diane Krabbe jeff Kramer va 9 vw? . M, ' WWTP Kathi Kramer Diane Kraman jeff Krikau Dawn Lada lim Laird Stephanie Lamp N43 'YA-y ,fri Fredric Lange Wendy Lange Kerri Larson Kimberly Larson Daniel Laubhan lay Lawson -3 film 'Thea' April Lee Michael Leetzow lane Leffler Christine Lehman Michael Leighty Carol Leman Paul Leman Lisa Lennox Vanessa Hobson takes it easy in her senior year. -5 Klfix 4, Brian Leroy Christy Leth Renee Lincicome Diane Lingle Donald Link Jeannie Lira nw, Denise Lloyd Raeanne Lock Michael Lodge A5 -.J L asf! Kenneth Lohman Randy Lohmeier Victor Lopez fc f Charleen Luedtke Sue Lye an I X .5-sf xxx ggi Daniel MacGregor Heather Maclachlan Mary Mahaffey Hugh Mainard Bruce Malcolm 'QP . ,oo f2,. Q lfil A WYNSQM 1' Denise Lloyd figures it out. julie Malone Santos Mancilla Prabhjot Manga! 5 ,N,. x Daniel Mann Kathi Manning Michelle Manzow jeff Maras Tracy Marblestone joe Marin ,, -is me ,fee ,,, Darwin Markham Theresa Marquis David Martin Kimberly Martin jill Marzuki jeff Massingill Q, Mary Masterson 1 iq, i u Rx David Mate Rodney Hall suffers through his research paper. 51 'is in na . ww., . V -M ' ,., D f if Charlene Matthies Marcia Maughan janet McBride Tammy McBride Tom McConnaughay Alan McConnell lsr V Ns I wr- Randy McDonald Rebecca McDowell lodi McNutt Tim McWilliams Sharon Melin Keith Mellinger ef:-e ,.-- M we I r fs.. Douglas Mengler Max Metz Daniel Meyer Donna Meyer lon Mielke jenna Mihaley iq-,..., Lois Miller Paul Miller Ralph Miner William Misner Robin Mitchell Timothy Mitchell aff'- ' Rose Moore Alex Moore S Nydia Moreno Mark Morford Wendy Lange pretends to be Camera shy. lim Morris QQ. 1 ff 'tx 5 ?'...'t Mary Mulroney Karl Gallagher and lay Lawson help on the senior float. 1- llrr f 19, - it Tina Murphy Richard Mustard lack Napoli Anne Nauman Robert Nellans IHFNGS Nelson David Nichol Kimberly Nichols james Nier Susan Nohl Pamela Nolan ludy Nordmeyer R ,gs ,,,,,,,. Phillip Norris Scott Oberst Scott O'Connor janet Ogden Mark OlSOr1 SUZSHH Olson w S X51 in iq at X, if N' R ' 43 J I' X -fa sf Traci O'Neal Maribeth Ostdiclc Shelley Page Leanne Palm Kevin Shallcross with another win. 4 K 1 ll 3-4. 4- l,1- l l K Q X ,. ... H8 ,1,fii L P 5 l it l P l l R fl l fs! Lorri Palm Richard Palmer Nina Paragas Tracey Pasternak Keith Pearson Rick Penrod -+..., Cynthia Perdue Chris Perez Ruben Perez Corey Perlman john Perucco Kelly Pierce 1' QL. x R Tom Plate Don Post Robert Pridemore Sandy Pridemore Sdlldfd PHH96' Keith Pyle r .SUM David Quanclt XXX X Nc 'X i, Rusty Bartels works carefully to gain perfection. PHI Quinldnilla .lm . ef v vor:-ar Qu' if-qv 'fi v ML., 4 Elaine Raff Enedelia Ramirez Michael Rayner Denise Reinert Laurie Reinert Kim Renwick 'W 1 ACT? 'u,...., A ,,.,K Mark Reuter Tammy Reuter leffery Rice Donna Rich Vickie Richards john Ridinger ,M il AQ. Warren Riedl Roberto Rios l2imGS Roberts Sarah Roberts Victoria Roberts Michelle Robin Greg Robinson julie Rock 'Y' -a.. lf! -. S , 'fy 9 l 1 S lzw - Sue Rysewyk concentrates on her creativity. Kristine Rohlfing Regina Rohrson 1 W, jeff Rolando Patricia Rose Todd Royer Tim Rydell Susan Rysewyk Estela Saenz 'PK ! -an any 1-.wa Q , ' YU W. ,S K '-Q..-v I Debbie Sauder Sue Schalz Karen Schlueter Mary jane Schambach Dale Sdimidf Kristi Schmidt Paula Schmidt Steven Schmidt joni Schmitz Leslie Schmitz Mary Schneider Deborah Schock is , 311' . 3 Angelique Scholl Kathy Schramm Tom Schrieber Stan Schrock joe Schroeder Beth Schultz Lisa Schweitzer Robert Scott Robin Seablom Darby Seagren Robert Sell Kathy Senger Ronald Sensor Karen Severson Heidi Shales Renee Shales Kevin Shallcross Lori Shannon james Shaw Mr. Aten's class enjoys Vonnegut. Maria Shelby I-LH ' Debra Shelton Russell Sherbondy Diane Sherrill David Sherwood Randall Shroyer Rupert Siete David Simmons Susan Sinnett Dale Sipple Linda Siran Candace Skorniak Kirk Small Mike Smart Susanna Smettan Billv Smith Robert Spann gives his okay. TOUYH Smith 'I E' S FW wt :Qin fm.. Letha Spann Robert Spann Brenda Sparks Timmy Spinker Laurie Stanford Cindy Stanton Amy Starin julie Steffen Susan Stello Pamela Stern Brian Stevens Rebecga Stelber ,1-an Q Darrell St.john Vickie Stoffregen Tarnmie Strugh julie Struve Rena Summers Scott Summerg Lisa Swanson gn :mm PM r ff' ,N . me ne. me M , X 'Xxx jj'-. , ,LW ' 1-ww, HHS 'Nb P ,NK Www .MM mmap Connie Swartz Sensors are the best' Gary Sykes Viqgkie Szurgot Terri Telford an . fin 'Hs' 'ig'-4 Q 'AJ' , . Q ., l 5' I 'sw Karen Trihas Allen Turner lohn Valentine Steven VanBuren Brenda Vandenbosch Brent Vandermast M... X X , 'KJ' 7 li Sally Vandevoorde Mary Vapnar Tom Vaughan Marianne Verbic Mary Versluys Doris Villanueva TWG' , joseph Villela Kevin Voelker David Vogle Pete Vuyk Michael Walschot Sharon Walsh i1igN,,, 'ii kk K ,,.. . . V llii :.W -. Kimberly Warlin Dane Weber E .,, ,ij '19 . H rl si' . rrrl reii S El Candace Weiss lulie Weltzien jeff Ash's spirit gOES to his l1GE1d. was ,my Kathy Wendel Cindy Wessel Tom West Corrine Westerman Susan Westmorland Bruce Westphal vrwf- vgfh Are Todd Royer and Patty Siete having a spat? Cecil White Debra Whitesell james Whitsell Mike Wienke Tim Wiesneth Carrie Wilkinson Douglas Williams RHY Wlnesbufg SCOf1WOfkmaH Kevin Wright Brian Wynn ludy Yetter Kathleen York Steve Ziegler Cynthia Zimmerman 1 l Aguinaga, Richard A Football 25 Baseball 2,3,4. Alanis, lleana A Office Occupations 2. Albert, Phil A Outdoor People 3,45 Wrestling 2. Allen, jeff A Baseball 2. Allen, Kim A Audio-Visual 2,3,45 Cerulean 25 Volleyball 2. Allen, Stean A Football 2,3,45 Wrestling 2,3,45 Baseball 2. Alvine, Darrell A Wrestling 2,35 Golf 2. Anstett, Charles A Outdoor People 3,45 Wrestling 2. Awe, Brian A Spring Play 3. Ash, jeff A Pep Band 2,3,45 jazz Band 3,42 Dfama Club 3,47 Orchestra 45 Concert Band 2,3,45 Spring Play 3,47 Fall Pl'3Y 3,4- Antenen, Cheryl A Latin Club 25 National Honor Society 45 Cerulean 25 Swimming 2. Ballard, Mary A Volleyball 25 Track 2. Bartholomay, Scott A Audio-Visual 25 Football Manager 2,3,45 Basketball 2. Behm, Rodney A Wrestling 2,4. Bayler, jay A Baseball 2,3,4. Berry, Neil A Latin Club 25 Math-Science Club 3,45 National Honor Society 4. Bilosoly, Roger A Math-Science Club 3,45 Chess Club 3. Bills, Victor A Football 2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,4. Bittner, Terri A Guidance Page 35 Nurse's Page 4. Blair, Dave A Football 2. Blank, Ken A National Honor Society 4. Blewett, Mike A Football 25 Track 2,3,4. Bohlin, Greg A Latin Club 25 Football 2,3,45 Basketball 25 Track 2,3,4. Bolin, Lisa A National Honor Society 4. Bridges, joyce A Mixed Chorus 25 German Club 45 Attendance Page 35 National Honor Society 45 German Exchange Host 2,3,45 German Exchange Student 35 Track 2. Brodde, Connie A Attendance Page 25 German Exchange Host 2,3,45 German Exchange Student 35 Softball 2. Brotzman, john A Concert Band 2,3,45 Math-Science Club 45 Pep Band 2,3,45 Golf 25 jazz Band 2,3,4. Brown, Donna A Mixed Chorus 25 Concert Choir 3,45 Flag Corps 3,4. Brumbaugh, julie A Concert Band 2,3,45 Pep Band 2,3,4. Brunner, Keith A German Exchange Student 35 German.Excbange Host 45 Football 2,3,45 Track 35 Vice-President 4. Budreck, Coleman A Swimming 2,3,4. Bunte, Kerry A Cross Country 2,3,45 Basketball 2. Burkeen, Barbara A HERO 3,4. Burton, john A Orchestra 3,45 Concert Band 2,3,45 Latin Club 25 Pep Band 2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 jazz Band 2,3,4. Butts, Mike A Football 2,3. Byrnes, Lori A Audio-Visual 2,3,45 Cerulean 3. Cada, Lisa A Latin Club 2,35 National Honor Society 45 Class Council 25 Bowling 45 Basketball 25 Track 2,3. Cagle, Charles A Orchestra 2,3,45 Outdoor People 3,45 jazz Band 4. 70 Senior Director Carlson, Kevin A Football 3,45 Gymnastics 2,3. Castillo, Tom A Track 2,3. Childs, jeff A Wrestling 2,4. Christensen, Dick A Football 2,3,4. Clarke, Karen A Attendance Page 35 HERO 4. Cleary, Wendy A HERO 4. Coleman, Gwen A Concert Choir 2,35 Orchestra 3,45 Concert Band 2,3,45 Pep Band 2,3,45 Swimming 3. Collins, Keith A Basketball 2,3,45 Track 2. Collins, Wendy A Latin Club 25 Advisory Board 25 Tennis 2,3,45 Swimming 2,3, Washington Student 3. Cornelius, Sheila A Drama Club 3. Crane, Steve A Outdoor People 3,45 WEPS 45 Newspaper 25 Gymnastics 3,45 Swimming 4. Crittenden, Cathy A Badminton 2,3. Cullian, Mike A Football 25 Basketball 25 Baseball 2. Dalrymple, Rex A Madrigals 45 Orchestra 3,45 Concert Band 2,3,45 National Honor Society 45 Pep Band 3,4. Danner, Phil A Basketball 2. Davie, Bill A Outdoor People 3,45 National Honor Society 4. Delgado, Ismael A Baseball 2,3,4. Didier, Fred A Football 2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,4. Diede, Tim A German Club 45 National Honor Society 4. Dorwaldt, Nanette A Attendance Page 3. Doty, William A Newspaper 3,45 Baseball 2,4. Downey, Patti A Gymnastics 25 Concert Choir 2. Dunliing, Shawn A Secretary 2,3,45 Gymnastics 2,35 Cheerleading Z,3, . Eberly, Brenda A Tennis 2. Ellis, Ricky A Football 3,45 Basketball 2,3,4. Felicano, Gilbert A Newspaper 3,45 Cerulean 3,4. Fisher, David A Baseball 2. Foerster, jennifer A Concert Band 2,3,45 National Honor Society 45 Pep Band 2,35 Cerulean 45 Badminton 2,4. Follis, Dave A Outdoor People Club 3,45 HERO 3,4. Fritz, Melissa A Office Occupations 4. Fry, Kim A Concert Band 2,3,45 Latin Club 25 Orchestra 45 Pep Band 2,3. Frymark, Monica A Guidance Page 45 Nurse's Page 25 Office Occupations 4. Gallagher, Karl A Gymnastics 2,3,45 Tennis 2,4. Gardon, Steve A Wrestling 2. Garrett, joan A Track 2,3. Gates, Terri A Bowling 2,3. Gathman, Patricia A Concert Band 2,3,45 National Honor Society 45 Pep Band 2,3,45 Volleyball 2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 jazz Band 45 Softball 2,3,4. ' Gerberding, Steve A Orchestra 2,3,45 German Club 2,3,4. Godfrey, Robyn A HERO 2,3,4. Godfrey, Vivian A German Exchange 3,4. Goff, Dave A Cross Country 35 Baseball 2. Good, Tim A Drama Club 3,45 Concert Band 2,35 Outdoor People 2,3,45 German Club 25 Math-Science Club 35 Pap Band 2, 3. Gould, jim A Wrestling 2. Gray, Staci A Swimming 25 Cheerleading 4. Green, Will A Concert Band 25 Advisory Board 45 Class President 45 Washington Student 35 German Exchange Z5 German Exchange Host 2,35 Cerulean 3,45 Track 2. Hayes, Ed A Football 25 Basketball 45 Track 3,4. Harris, juan A Track 3. Hart, Richard A Outdoor People 2,3,45 Tennis 3. Hayes, Ruby A Volleyball 3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Softball 2,3. Hayes, Ed A Football Z5 Basketball 45 Track 3,4. Hayes, Steve A WEPS 2,3,45 Wrestling 35 Football 2. Hector, Katira A HERO 3,4. Heine, Mary A National Honor Society 45 Track 2. Hernandez, Mike A Concert Band 25 Washington Student 45 German Exchange Host 3,45 Pep Band 25 Swimming 2,35 Gere man Exchange 2. Henryson, Tammy A Latin Club 25 National Honor Society 45 Swimming 2,3,4. Hill, jim A Cross Country 2,3,45 Track 2,3,4. Hoffman, Diana A Bowling 2,35 Track 2,3,4. Hoke, Richard A National Honor Society 4. Holtz, Vicki A National Honor Society 45 Tennis 2,35 Badminton 2. Holze, Bev A Vice-President 2,35 Gymnastics 25 Cheerleading 3,4. Hopkins, Richard A Audio-Visual 25 Cerulean 35 Newspaper 3,4. Huxtable, Greg A Football 2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,4. jarrette, Donna A Softball 2. jensen, Doug A Cross Country 2,35 Track 2,3. jochum, Dick A Baseball 2. johnson, jim A HERO 2. johnson, Linda A Basketball 2,4. MacGregor, Dan A Football 25 Track 45 Cross Country 4. MacLachlan, Heather A Attendance Page 45 Guidance Page 3. Mahaffey, Mary A Drama Club 35 Guidance Page 25 Office Occupations 45 National Honor Society 4. Malone, julie A Concert Band 2,3,45 Pep Band 2,3,4. Mangat, Sonia A Tennis 45 Gymnastics 45 Basketball 35 Badminton 2,3,4. Maras, jeff A Basketball 2,3. Marblestone, Tracy A Concert Band 25 Latin Club 55 Tennis 25 Swimming 2,3,45 Badminton 2,35 Washington Student 4. Marquis, Theresa A Nurses Page 2,3. Marzuki, jill A Concert Choir 2,3,4. Mate, David A German Club 45 Wrestling 2, Matthies, Char A Concert Choir 2,3,45 Madrigals 45 Orchestra Z5 Concert Band 25 Treasurer 2,35 Pom Pon 45 Pep Band Z. Maugham, Marcia A Concert Band 25 Pep Band 2. McBride, TammyA Concert Choir 3,45 Mixed Chorus 25 Madrigals 3,4. McConnell Alan A Football 2,35 Track 2,3. McDowell, Becky A Attendance Page 25 Volleyball 2. McNutt, jodi A Guidance Page 45 Advisory Board 2,3,45 National Honor Society 45 Class President 2,35 Softball 2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Volleyball 2,3,4. McWilliams, Tim A Drama Club 2,3,45 Concert Choir 2,3,45 Madrigals 45 Latin Club 3,42 Audio-Visual 25 Hero 2,3,45 Gymnastics 2,3,4. Mengler, Doug A Drama Club 2,3,4. Meyer, Donna A Drama Club 2,3,45 Concert Band 25 Cerulean 25 Track 25 Swimming 2,3,45 German Exchange Host 2,3,4. Mahaleyl lenna A Guidance Page 3,45 Nurse's Page 25 AudioVisual 25 Volleyball 25 Cerulean 2,3,4. Miller, Lois A Track 2,45 Concert Choir 25 German Club 4. Miner, Ralph A Latin Club 2,35 Math-Science Club 3,45 National Honor Society 4. Mitchell, Robin A Library Page 2: Basketball 25 Track 2,35 Badminton 2. Moreno, Nydia A WEPS 2. Morford, Mark A Wrestling 2,3. Murphy, Tina A Drama Club 2,3,45 Attendance Page 25 Nurse's Page 2,3,4. Mustard, Rick A Football 3. Napoli, jack A Swimming 25 Football 2,3,4. Nauman, Anne- Volleyball 25 Softball 2,3,45 Basketball Manager 2. Nichols, Kim A Cerulean 2,3,4. Nohl, Susan A Softball 2,3. Norris, Phil A Football 2,3. Oberst, Scott A Basketball 2. O'Conner, Scott A Cerulean 2. Ogden, jan A Concert Band 2,3,45 Pep Band 2,3,45 Basketball 25 Track 25 jazz Band 2,3,4. Olson, Mark A Football 25 Basketball 2,3,45 WEPS 2. Olson, Sue A Concert Choir 25 Audio-Visual 2,3,4. O'Neal, Traci A Cheerleading 2,3,4. Palm, Leanne A Drama Club 3,4. Palm, Lorri A German Club 45 German Exchange Host 2,3,45 National Honor Society 4. Palmer, Rick A Student Exchange 35 Basketball 2,3,4. Paragas, Nina A German Exchange 3,45 Volleyball 2. Perdue, Cindy A Latin Club 3. Pierce, Kelly A Swimming 45 Orchestra 2,3. A Plate, Tom A Football 2,3,45 Wrestling 2,3,4. Post, Don A Concert Choir 3,45 Outdoor People 2,3,45 Madrigals 3,45 Football 25 Gymnastics 25 Track 2. Pratt, Andy A Latin Club 25 Math-Science Club 45 National Honor Society 45 Squash 4. Pridemore, Bob A Concert Choir 25 Football 25 Gymnastics 2. Pridemore, Sandi A Track 2, Gymnastics 2, Rayner, Mike A Audio-Visual 45 Wrestling 2,3,4. Reinert, Dede A Office Occupations 25 Pom Pon 2. Rice, jeff A Latin Club 2. Rich, Donna A Office Occupations 4. Richards, Vickie A National Honor Society 45 German Exchange 3,45 Tennis 2,3,45 Swimming 2, Softball 2, Badminton 3,4. Ridinger, john A Attendance Page 4. Roberts, Sarah A Nurse's Page 3, Bowling 3. Roberts, jim A Track 45 Baseball 3. Roberts, Victoria A Concert Band 25 Office Page 45 Pep Band 25 Swimming 2,3,45 Badminton 3. Rock, julie A Vice-President 2,35 Treasurer 45 Basketball 25 Tennis 2,3,4. Rohlfi ng, Kris A Guidance Page 2. Rohrsen, Regina A Volleyball 2,45 Basketball 25 Softball 2. Rydell, Tim A Golf 2,4. Rysewyk, Sue A Nurse's Page 45 Track 2,3,45 Volleyball 3. Sanez, Estela A Office Occupations 2,4, Schlueter, Karen A Orchestra 2,3,45 Concert Band 2,3,45 National Honor Society 45 Student Exchange 25 Washington Student 45 Pep Band 3,45 Cerulean 2,3,4. Schmidt, Dale A Wrestling 2. Schmidt, Kris A Attendance Page 35 Office Occupations 45 HERO 2. Schmidt, Steve A Outdoor People 4. Schneider, Mary A Pep Band 2,35 Track 2,35 Drama Club 2,35 Concert Choir 3,45 Concert Band 2,35 Mixed Chorus 2. Schroeder, joe A Audio-Visual 2,3,45 Football 4. Schweitzer, Lisa A National Honor Society 4. Scott, Bob A Gymnastics 45 Wrestling 2,4. Seablom, Robin A Drama Club 2,3,45 Concert Choir 2,3,45 Debate 45 Newspaper 3. Severson, Karen A Guidance Page 2,35 Swimming 2,3,4. Shales, Heidi A Tennis 25 Swimming 25 Softball 2,3,4. Shallcross, Kevin A Gymnastics 25 Wrestling 4. Shannon, Lori A Volleyball 2. Shelby, Maria A Attendance Page 2. Shelton, Debbie - Nurse's Page 2,3,45 Cerulean 2. Sherbondy, Russ A Math-Science Club 35 National Honor Society 45 Wrestling 25 Tennis 2,3,4. Sherriee, Diane A HERO 4. Sinnett, Susan A National Honor Society 45 Bowling 25 Tennis 2,3,45 Softball 2. Siran, Linda A Concert Band 2,3,45 Orchestra 45 Pep Band 2,3,4. Small, Kirk A Wrestling 25 Football 2,3,4. Smart, Mike - Outdoor People 35 Football 2,3,4. Smettan, Sue A German Club 45 Nurse's Page 4. Spann, Letha A Basketball 25 Track 25 Basketball 2. Spann, Robert A Basketball 35 Baseball 3,4. Sparks, Brenda A Drama Club 3,45 Concert Choir 3,45 National Honor Society 4. Spinker, Tim A Football 2,35 German Club 4, Stanton, Cindi A Drama Club 4. Starin, Amy A Volleyball 2,3,45 Basketball 25 Softball 2,3,4. Steffen, julie A Concert Choir 35 Madngals 3,45 Outdoor People 35 Latin Club 25 Advisory Board 2,35 National Honor Society 45 WashingtonnStudent 35 Newspaper 3,4. Stern, Pam A Drama Club 35 Concert Choir 35 Latin Club 25 Orchestra 3,45 Concert Band 25 Pep Band 2,3. Stevens, Brian A Football 3,45 Basketball 2. Stieber, Becky A concert choir 2, Aualoavlsual 25 HERO 2,3. St. john, Darrell A Concert Choir 3,4. Struve, julie A Guidance Page 2. Summers, Rena - HERO 4 Summers, Scott A National Honor Society 45 Wrestling 25 Football 2,3,45 German Exchange 2,3,4. Swartz, Connie A Drama Club 2,3,45 Concert Choir 2,3,45 Outdoor People 3,45 Newspaper 4. Szurgot, Vickie - HERO 4. Thompson, Laura A Attendance Page 25 Library Page 25 National Honor Society 45 Swimming 2: Track 2. VanBuren, Steve A Football 2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,4. Vapnar, Louise A Guidance Page 45 Track 2,3,45 Newspaper 3 Vau han, Tom A National Honor Society 45 Basketball 2,3,45 Basfball 3,45 Golf 2,3. Verbic, Marianne A Attendance Page 25 Volleyball 25 Gymnastics 2,35 Swimming 35 Track 2,3,4. Versluys, Mary - HERO 45 National Honor Society 4. Villanueva, Doris A Drama Club 2,35 Spanish Club 25 Guidance Page 35 Bowling 3,45 Volleyball 35 Gymnastics 25 Softball 2. Vuyk, Peter A Outdoor People 3,45 Wrestling 2. Walsh, janet A Concert Choir 2,3,45 HERO 4. Walsh, Sharon A Concert Choir 2,3,45 Guidance Page 2,3,45 Swimming 2,3,4. Warlin, Kim A Office Occupations 2. Weiss, Candi A Attendance Page 25 Office Occupations 3,4. Wendel, Amanda A HERO 2,3. Wessel, Cindi A Attendance Page 3. West, Tom A Golf 2,3,4. Westerman, Corrie A Attendance Page 2,45 Office Occupations 4. White, Cecil A Football 25 Cross Country 45 Track 2,3,4. Whitsell, jim A Concert Band 2,3,45 Pep Band 2,3,45 German Exchange 2,3. Williams, Douglas A Outdoor People 2,3,4. Winesburg, Ray A Wrestling 2,3,4. Workman, Scott A Football 25 Gymnastics 25 Wrestling 2,35 Track 2 Wynn, Brian A Attenance Page 45 Wrestling 3,45 Tennis 3,4. York, Kathy A Basketball 2,3,45 Softball 2. Zieler, Steve A Football 2,3,4. 71 Sympathy for the Devil , the junior class float, got the year off to a good start with its successful completion. Prom was a major concern, so many money-making projects were neccessary. These included the sale of M8fM's, Christmas gift wrap, candy canes, bakery goods and a car wash. Ear- lier in the year they sold spirit but- tons and pompons at the football games. Royal jam I, a successful event, was also sponsored by the junior Class. The duel between the two bands, Matrix and Hos- tage, was well attended. Due to these many activities they were able to sponsor Turnabout in April and a memorable junior- Senior Prom in May. 72 A . U IGRS M Front Row: K. Menefee, Treas.g T. Thompson, Treas.g D. Briggs, Pres. Second Row: M. Paragas, Sec K Dahl Vice Pres Robert Acevedo john Adams Mike Ahrens Millie Airhart Connie Akin janice Allerton Donna Alvine Glenn Anderson Katy Anderson Mike Anderson Coral Andrist Mike Armentrout Alan Arps Steven Ashcroft Keith Ashton Ken Austin Lynette Austin Shawn Baker Ethan Ethyre models the latest basketball fashions. 'Tv NNE. 2. , 'n ? 4 W1 ' , -, L ' , H t s i in slt' A ttslll C 1' '54 I ,- at C .f lg ms' , 1 B Carlos Bande Sandy Banke David Baruch Colby Basham Tod Bauer Shane Baum laneen Bazan Laura Beam Ron Beaulieu Tom Beaulieu Linda Beckstrom Shawn Begalka Regina Behm Chris Bentley john Berna Tom Bertrand Deborah Beuten Greg Bird Tom Birdsey Barb Blair Lisa Bobbitt Blythe Bolton Steve Bonucci Sherri Boulds lonathan Bowman Karen Bowman layne Boyd Rod Boyette gg ,.... , ,.s 'S .. ' sl J 1 65' S ,- T , 1,,. . , - 'i X ' ga ' Aix ' ,f B ! , as litt o ytyy 4 N ATM 1, ' N .i tg -an 5, , I 7 is fn . 'Q U, is V , ,il , Q N , 5,3 , . i l 75? I' Se' tes ' ASQ , aww. . ,. W 5 'H 4' N 1 ts M. R -.S 1:---dv B121 Karen Brewington Dave Briggs joel Brumbaugh Bill Bruneman Denise Brunson Barbara Bumgarner jeff Burner jayne Burnidge joan Burnidie Teresa Busc e Pam Cada Tom Callahan Kurt Carlson Dave Carraher Karen Cerasa Brian Chapman Ton Cheperka Patti Christensen loe Cluchey Brenda Cogar Sharon Coker Debra Coleman Chris Coleman Shawn Conway Kerry Cook Paulette Coombs Deana Cooper loy Cope Susan Corda Renee Cork David Coulson Shannon Cowper Penny Craddock Scott Cravens Lynn Crawford Mike Creedon 1,1 s F . .t F. 2 Q XM ZS H ef ff? 1 3 . ls 5 QQ, S vi 2 gg Q , ,L Li f :SN ,fy 5.51 ,is 1 Q, Studious juniors, hard at work! is-'fs-KQQKQL if ,ww sit sg K S TN ik sis X bus r 3 'N is ' tttt ' it in k'kk.f 1 -Wfk - K at , f Z1,' A., gg.: 51- ' 15' :gggjl ..k, M K , 9 , ..... t ,it K .. - .-S.: efatttfm f - - - .f ,Q 2.1: Y ' ':. 5225? 'Yi A 2 Y: I gags 5 V. . ,1Q.X.. .1., 3 i fi S sv, QE' Parents and boosters share the enthusiasm. Q K L M T :sm I. ite - V. A - , ..W,, : , --L1 5 .- X t D i N 5, ,.. ' Scott Cremeens Wanda Curtis Richard Custer Kim Dahl Mark Dalbello Steve Danhof Mike Darbyshire Cyndi Dau john Davidson Kathy Davidson Dan Day Virgil Deaton jeff Deem Henry Deleon Carol Dethrow Michelle Dewitt Stephan Dieterle Angie DiFulvio Shuja Din Brian Dorwaldt Ed Dorwaldt Kim Dorwaldt Mike Duchaj Sarah Duffy Bill Duggan joe Dumas David Dumond Scott Durham Ken Durrant john Durante Gregg Dusek Vicki Echols William Eggebrecht 'sk t li , ,Q 1 L sw, t w N H eg 4 ,, R H M 3 'X 'R 3 'Q V, X he Q F . 3 it W? si ti in M-vt Q' s X 1 '.sl Q ,..-- , . is as if L 'S N 5 X XR W B 1' 5 is WR 1' M N S H r IS S- Z' F' 555 K Q HA t, Y Ns TT X l 7 5 if , .- .wg-f,:k5 In Qx . Ti: is -nf 5 . ing, Ron Eggert Kim Ehlers Randy Elmer George Emry Ron Ermel Dave Essex jeff Etheridge Ethan Etnyre Mitzi Ewers Tony Fabrizio lim Fehrman Pam Ferguson Donna Ferreira Andrea Fiebig Tracy Field Sandy Fink Tom Fitzgerald Beth Fitzsimons Ellen Follis joe Fortner Adam Franzen Steve Fredrickson Chris Freeman Doug Frey Renee Friedland Tammy Fritz Dennis Frymark Gary Gable Lisa Gallagher Dennis Gannon lenny Garber Scott Garbrecht Marta Garcia SN QC: X1 X N :Hire .iif liliili f -fw X 1 f gi lj P' is K 5 if 4 X V X r , 2? iw , . if drug f '1 wi E 1. 15, 't i. ' . fS,fri,fts,t ti t l A . .,,tt I 5 , , tt,, 7 Q - F .1 l Michele Garcia Don Garder Miriam Gasser Sue Gerberding Pat Gerdau Tim Giardina Sue Graf Don Grex james Godfrey Rich Gordon Chris Gunn Sheila Gutierrez john Gyorr Pam Haacker Carla Hagel Brian Hahn johnny Hall julie Hall Curt Hameister William Hammersly Ron Hardin james Hardnick Terri Harris Roxanne Hatley Lee Hayes Carolyn Hayes Pete Heck Margo Hector john Hendry Dave Heneise Carol Henk Nannette Henry Ed Herbold Kris Hiatt Candido Higareda Dianne Hill Nancy Hill Scott Hodge Nancy Hodgin julie Hoffman . - - wfsf:,tm1.if-I ' . , sas t ss.-1,3 1' ' - ' P42115 . f lf - W v. fig R 8 if 5 V if S it if Sf, Q' N t R B it is if 'fn 'I if P? ..., t Gregg Hofstetter Scarlet Holder Bill Holevas Herschel Holland Robert Holland Sandi Holland Rebecca Horn jeff Hostman Nancy Huber Patrick Hurley Milica llic Dave lngraham Andrea lsom Ron jackson juli jakes-3 jeff jarrefte 'G 4 aft 'ZZ it as ti ff as lc P Q, ff v it tx' Pg 4 ' A 11 .1, K.. Cindy jaynes Chris jensen f-f : A . if , Kevin jensw, Paul jensen Mark joerns Penny johansson Amy johnson Cathy johnson Darla johnson Debra johnson jay johnson Lori jolitz Ken jones Lianne jones Steve jones Mike Karty Karin Keeney Greg Kellenberger Margie Kellenberger Y Mr. Butler keeps juniors aware of Presidential primary results rm W I ,fit lfi L FWF? Q- X Rf Mark Kellogg Natalee Kenyon janee Kerruish Asifa Kahn Brent Khazei jay Kim Lori Kinast jeff King Tim Kinsella Lori Kinsinger Lisa Knight jodi Knutson Brian Kral jenny Kramer Steve Krogh Susan Krusemeier Karie Kruskopf Carlos Kubiuk Kris Kumrol , 5W,t'jf2 john Lagerstronif1f,fTi Kelly Lambert ' ii Dave Landwehrl. Linell Lang Loane Lange by I Michael Lawler Kim Lawrence Mark Leaver Kristy 'Lee Pam Lee Sherri Leetzow Melinda Leth jeff Leverenz Evelyn Lewis Roxanne Liggett john Lindberg Patty Link Archie Linn Linda Little Ken Lloyd w X S s L ' is li , L i ' I M IV' l - ' f fs .Q 7 : 2 we . 'K.t,x .L ': ttf A ,- ' - Q ff P .ii Lie.-ky? ,I , j it Q' 5. N S ev Qu- iii j' Sy' Karie Kruskopf doesn't want to miss a thing. 79 in-f X if X , . . to J L . aaeea tttc reoe .. X K ,. S i S i t .,: Rilaiieir. , 'fb' .fiffgi i ij. E 9 as 3+ L 'U' as X X 80 Sandy Lloyd Delargo Lock janean Long Torn Lorenzen Sue Lorman john Losch Laura Lucero Toni Lung Lori Luscher Robin Lynch Bruce Mackh Alan Malmstrom Carla Malmstrom Kim Marin Cindy Marple Kelly Marra john Martin Nancy Martinez jon McCammon Sue McCarthy Patti McCormick Tom Mclntire john McNutt john Mellinger Kirk Menefee Cathy Menz Marion Metz Kathy Meyer Larry Mickleyitz Bill Mills Shaun Milligan David Minnich Laura Mobley Rose Moore Sandi Moore Luis Morelos ' f Vi ryar K . fiffz ,jee iiiiii L ' v . Q, K, A, gi . A .L Y J h Pl i A64 N .V EOF'-r at ,ifg1'll 2 x 'Q f 55' if ? L ,F .ff J, j 12' l i-Y .,,. A Those varsity football champs sing well too. i Q t Q N2 Xb, 2 1, W ' , g ii My-33 Louise Morgan Holly Muirhead lulie Mullin loanne Murison Sharrey Murrie Kevin Muth Scott Nagel Michael Naylor Scott Nelsen Mary Nielsen Lisa Niemann lane Nish Philip Nixon Beth Oergel Mike O'Gorrnan Karen Oine Nick Opie Ofe Ornelas Dana Ostdick Mike Pacey Sylvia Paczkowski Patti Palkovic Danny Pape Maricon Paragas Michael Paris Kevin Patrick Marysol Perez Bill Perkins Elizabeth Pertell Marcia Petersen jenny Petousis Fred Pfeiffer Ross Pflueger Kevin Phelps Karen Phillips John Pijanowski Tricia Pomeroy Shannon Poole Aark Potuznik Kris Powers Bev Praeger Sue Prescher G11 1- , J lbw QQ ls X y y ogg. was a X I 1 E L 'll rig xl'-iN 5 .. I 4 j gm W3 Lx i ii B Se . t S iw. .M Q N . r t Q 'sw - N V is X a t ,tu . R -Q gxilff J esfjg .. . exam. 5, . F ... Z., , Ns fl Q A is gy 1-ox BER 'Q-A. , Q . rpg, f .5-4 ., A . V . . 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Rick Reuter Bob Reynolds Dan Rich john Riebock Diane Rister ludy Roath Ann Roberts Pam Robinson Ramon Rodriguez , , Dale Rohr Ken Ross Tim Ross Sarah Rooker David Roome Mark Royer Larry Rysewyk Amador Santiago Alan Savage A Loyal Royal staffer dreams of her future. Sue Schaefer lohn Schalz Stacy Schrader og H -te A W Brian Schramm j - . Gloria Schrilla ' ' in Chriss Schick S e f-R it ...S is 5 . i.. Q. it 375:43 3 J' , Shery Schlieben Deanne Schmidt Terry Schmidt Gloria Schrilla Mark Schultz Steve Schultz Paul Schuring Debbi Schwarz Seth Scott lodee Seagren Lelo Serrano Teresa Sharpe Dawn Shelton loan Sherman jane Shroyer lulie Shroyer Patty Siete Kelly Simmons Scott Slaith Mike Small Darryl Smith jeff Smith Mike Smith Pam Smith Steve Snyder Letha Spann Brenda Spencer jim Stanley Scott Stanley juli Steele Brad Steger Susan Stern Sandy Stevens T, 0-QA Xin' , t X Donna Ferriera and Beth Fitzsimmons enjoy French class immensely. -ag: fmt: te-iWA,.3 er , at 'tg ig r a H1 Q If N iatt . ' ' S 3 , in E N ' L K Z , 5 ig? X ill' 3 f get u E252 bi .., , K iiPfi1.sg if' ' Ain vu i. W SQ! B 3 1,4 fe' 'i ,' 'itil 3' ' 1. u of ' tt IYT .fy t H Q I, . iii S im iii' I gfhezivl i K ,V . ,i , 1 ' 1 KG' ig: ji l 561, x i ' 1- 1 ,f, -..' rt fi J fx , y ffzjk , ir, It tux VJ N f fx M112 aabvwdu Sandy Fink raises money for the junior class. 84 Sharon Stone Mike Strahl Kent Strohmaier Scott Studt Cherrol Styles Rich Sullivan Lonnie Swan Linda Swanson Paul Swearingen Mike Swistowicz Donna Sykes Elizabeth Taenzer Troy Teets Mike Thelander Brian Thiede Lynne Thiel Shawn Thomas Scott Thompson Tim Thomson Troy Tison Beth Toppel Roxanne Torling jay Totaro Monica Totten Darryl Townsend Kyle Trotter jeff Tucker Chris Underwager Bill Upton joel Vanburen joe Vandenbosch Lorrie Vargas Anne Varney sa J 3, S Egg? or it? Q Q if 'E P . Ss 5 ii v' q V Egg- '5 ,k., Q, it Ji issc - L X t sf 'vs X J 511 Mil up fi A X Various moods are seen in the commons. Brett Vence Susan Verhic Sue Versluys Robert Vicioso Russell Wade Doug Wahl Curt Walden Rick Wallace Bohhie Ward Ron Ward Peggy Warrick jeff Welch Brian Wells Steven Werner jeff Wenninger Lynn Wessel Clinton Westbrook Ginger Westlund Colleen White Steve Wicknick julie Wilberg Nick Willet Brian Williams Norma Williams Dawn Willison Kara Winner Lawrence Wishon Sue Wisz jeff Wright Sue Wright Phil Yohn Steve Zimmerman Lisa Zugin -2 1 Q- zf Q r , if ' 1' ' i , ' Q' - ' , Ei as L izg t, Q2 sew , 5 I S, fi, .. . wi .-is j Le Q, V ,, ,f a ' ' 85 SOPHOMORES Under My Thumb, the sophomore float, received the most humorous award. They sold many items to earn the money needed for next year's junior-senior prom, and are looking forward to next year with grgat anticipatign, Front Row: B. Eisner, Pres., 1. Napoli, Vice-Pres.: Second Row: L. Pritchard, Treas., L, Imming, Sec. jeff Kelley is learning safety in Drivers' Education. Sophomores quickly learn how to study at Larkin. 86 Price Dumas found a quiet place to read or sleep. X. rg if Sharon Abbott Stephanie Akin Barb Albrecht Chris Amery Gail Amery jim Anderson Patty Anderson joe Anstett loe Armentrout Marc Awe Steve Awe jeff Baker Randy Ball Brian Ballard Sheri Bartley Pat Bates Karl Beach Rob Beaucock Ray Becerra Kurt Becker Scott Becker Corey Begalka Gerald Behm Philip Bennett Patti Bergholt Greg Berna Karoline Berthiaume Kathy Besancon Chris Bierman Kevin Biermann janice Binder Denise Bird Sue Birdsey Shernette Blair Patricia Blank Lori Blewett Terry Bognar Kristi Bohlin Terry Bolger Lisa Bookman Becky Booth Lisa Borne David Bowman Don Bowers Brooks Boyce Roberta Boyd Dave Boyer Laura Boyer Kim Braasch Tammy Bradley Katrina Bradshaw Dan Brancecum Keenan Brandon Eric Brant Sue Brosnan Mark Brown Pete Brown Valerie Brown Andre Brunson Carol Bryson Clayton Bryson Sue Bunkle lohn Bunte Kris Burkhart Karen Buterbaugh Tom Butts Anthony Calendo Chris Callahan lill Calvert David Carpenter Debbie Carroll Brian Casebeer Mike Casper Diane Cavitt john Channon Erik Christensen Tammy Cleary Beth Cieslak julie Ciontea Steve Clark Stefanie Cobb Kim Coester Susie Cogar Sheree Colborn Pat Collins Shawn Collins eg 7. M f 6 1 , i' 1 ti 3-f Q ,j Q i ,. 1 . wr EMT! , , wi , may ' f. . arf mr, ER if Shernette Blair has a snack in the commons. Mike Conro Rita Corbin Mary Coughran Dan Coven Cary Cowsert john Cowsert Kim Cox Bev Crawford john Cullian Paul Cumpath Keith Custer Mike Cummings Carl Dalbello Brett Daufenbach Wilbert Daniel Kim Davie Mary Davis Connie Davis Dawn Dejarnatt Linda Delaney Leighann Dethrow Petal DeVries Michelle DeWitt Cindy DiFulvio Ed Draper Cary Draper Steve Duffy Nevin Dulabaum Adam Dunlap Price Dumas Debbie Dunning julie Eason Keith Eckerson jill Eggum Cheryl Eggert Beth Eisner Scott Eliason Laurel Enrietto Sue Erickson Allen Etheridge jim Evers Bettyann Fay Tania Feinberg Tim Fell Rich Fiebig Rita Fielder Lori Fleenor Anne Floyd Bev Flyte ludy Foerster Gary Fredericksen Alan Freedlund loan Freeman Mitzi Fritz Kris Fry Tracey Gallagher jessica Garcia Eric Gardner Mark Garretts lan Garza Dave Gebhard Roger Genz Ray Gering Dave Giardino lohn Ginnell lodi Glemza Ines Gonzalez Kristi Gray Diane Graff Billy Graham Raymond Granger Robert Grant Dealynn Grantham julie Gunter Al Gutierrez Tim Gutierrez Doug Haacker Bill Haberman Stephen Hagen Bruce Hahn Dan Hahn Susan Hall jeff Hamby Cherry Hammack Sue Hampton Elaine Hanes sr: X, ,S ' + - f or m W S G s F P as - .G A R si iw ff G F as G Gs G r f . 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Rick Hanks Lisa Hartman Pandora Harper Craig Harvey Robin Hatley Darla Hays Lori Haynes Brian Heath Rick Hefelfinger Vivian Heine LaMonte Helberg Debbie Hendren Ben Henrikson Brian Henryson Nicholasa Hernandez Nora Hernandez ludy Herold Cindy Herr Paul Hertel Diane Hestand Mark Hetzel Dave Hill Dan Higley Dwight Hill Todd Hipkins Janet Hodge Tom Holbrook Angel Holder Sara Hopkins Christy Hopp Lisa Horney Bobby Horton Sally Hoy lacki Hoyt lohna Hughes Wendy Hummel Melissa Hurley Karen Hutchinson Brian lhssen Bruce lhssen Lisa Imrning Kim Inzer Cliff lsibue Ken jack Diane jamsa jeanine jensen jill jermano Bobby jimenez Chad johansson David johnson Lynn johnson Matt johnson Steve johnson Penny jones Tom Kaltenbach Terry Kaminski Brenda Kamp Bruce Karsten jane Kastning Paul Kaupolich Randy Kawell Laura Kehoe Gonzo Keller Angela Kelly jeff Kelley Kenny Bell Nick King Pat King Shirley Kinsella jeff Koehnke Kim Kosirog Mary Kosterman Gretchen Kuhlman Valerie Kulick Mari Kramer Pam Kramka Cindy Krocko Robert Laird Kay Landwehr Curt Lane Mike Lannom Dawn Laughlin Gerald Lawyer Kevin Lavender Steve Lawrence Tom Lawrence fi' Q 'ti i - '. 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V as L, A lt 1. ll x it L M A W1 - - jeff Layman Chris Lee Wendy Leetzow Cheryl Leffler Steve Leffler Scot Leith Chuck Lewis Schmitz Lewis Tom Lindow Mark Lira Lisa Loechelt Barb Lokkesmoe Mirta Lopez Scott Lowe Mike Lucero Dinah Lund Diane Lutz Mary MacGregor jamie Mackh Nancy Mahaffey Erin Maher Dennis Malugen Lydia Mancilla Randy Manzow Missy Mapes Paul Maras Beth Markham Pam Martin Peggy Martin lay Marzuki Dave Matheson Cory Mathis Kim McArthur Ioy McConnell Becki Mclntyre Keith Meisner Cyndi Mengler Mike Merkin Dennis Meyer janice Miles Bob Milewski Beth Miller Brenda Miller Craig Miller Kathleen Miller Kurt Miller David Misner Cindy Mitchell jim Moffitt john Molander Becky Monick Shannon Moore Miriam Morales Steve Morris Cheryl Morris Chris Morrison Brian Morse Dave Mousley Christine Motschull Terrie Murrie Mark Mustard Karen Meyers leanine Napoli Teri Napoli Kristen Nelsen jeff Neukom Nancy Nichols Daryl Nitz Shawn Nohl Angela Nolan Kim Norte Mark Nordmeyer Patrick Nonon Debbie Oakes Kathy Oberst Dan Olesen Dayna Page Dawn Palermo Gary Palmer Karen Palmer Gary Palmer Ralph Parczany Nutan Patal Glen Patterson Angie Paulson Kathleen Peterson John Pfortmiller Phil Pierce Diane Post Dionna Prescott Laura Pritchard Mr. West, dean's assistant, talks with Larkin students. K .-:m f Mg, i LC, ef S K I l 553' Si' ,,t, CCC at W X' -at 15' it s, 'Q Ca. - 4, CW f 32 Navi C 15 4 ,Cg-as l itt. C, ,iy A . - - C Cr' P trlts - ,C C. ,C K ' I' A, ,,.. 6 N f nf ' r,s , f' 'x A Wiz, C C - + , I P P i ith 5' af X Cf if it X ' f Q s . LC f ' yisr rfs C rls C tt,y as ttli - C in fi CC C CC rr-, 1 WC -Q ll' 'H we 'i', 5 if a t C, syss ' I l 2 liit Q' i'ii CC C C C. 4 ' ' PCC ' if elf 'Ci' .CC. K C f 'J C i'ii iff 5' ' as C CiC C k ,CCC W 5 'l ' itir Cys ' a ' if , riCis by ,,, ,t C -if CW C W :CC i ,Q iii 5' 3 .X E t my t t M . Q. j, -1,1 F l 1 ills 'Q R M . .-4 -a .fi Q -, ,Q s S gm iq ' sr. 3 xi aw 3 at 4- M6 Q X Q :mi 5 1 wg , L92 : -, T c of N A V 4 I A il iq? , Q sf' W tibia if fi? , , rf , A 5 is i Pm i s Q ffl! A it ' . P , A 2 X - . V5 A 3 '-9. i . -.-., ::' i . xt ,,,: R t ,, Q35 f K Keeping an eye on micro-organisms is Dan Sny. Norina Propp Ronald Prouty Leslie Puklin Ken Quindel Ron Rabe Elizabeth Radloff Qayyurn Raheem Stephanie Rakow Lori Ramsey Sherry Rapier Henry Rausch Lynn Raveling Dolly Reeve Perry Reh Keith Reimer john Reinert Cindy Renwick Doug Rice BethAnn Richardson Cathy Richardson Mark Riebock Brenda Riedl jackie Riley Polly Robarts Scott Roberts Steve Roberts David Robin Dawn Robinson Mark Robinson Orfelinda Robledo Tomasa Rodriguez Kristen Rogers Gonzo Romano Sheri Rosborough Carla Rose leff Ross Kirk Rotvold Ken Rutherford Tammy Rutherford jerry Ryall Marty Rystrom Leisa Sabin Reuben Santana Gerard Sauceda Dale Schellenberger Dave Schmoldt john Schneider Ted Schock Sandy Scholl Lisa Schrilla julie Schrock Tom Schroeder Paula Schubert Mike Schuring Richard Schwarz Bill Sell john Semerau Tom Senger jeff Sensor A.j. Sever Stephen Hagen Sherry Sharp james Sharpe Nancy Shaw Dedie Shields Dan Sny Carol Sieroslawski joAnn Simkus Doug Sipple Kim Sisti Monti Sisti jessica Smart Mike Soderberg Richard Sommers Rob Sorum Sylvia Sotos Sally Stannard Beth Starin john Steele Steve Steinmann Carole Steffen : rx Q - mae,- fx kiwi E v f i J! 'mg , , 2 Lis, it gl ,welt I is 1 ,fn K il N -t M- 5 1 f is'-f ' l rw l 'rw ' r ffassl' ' lt eel-5 4 Q - ., ' Q. L , Zn' ' i . ,. Q .5 k x A N Ex w V I 4 - ,. s -Q ,,, X- t 1 7 , 1 A -K ' ' air' J Q '- , dx l 'Fw I 'Ht N age VLH- ' .AM e ' luis , Q--JL.. , 'it' ie' 3ivq3f'ff,'l gg: '6 x 'Z' 5 fl -4' 5 1 xi Mk ,R rr-,. 'xi mssgixg. it '1,?fi',E:s',3Yf,,r Y Q -c uf ,' n K . .. ,yew Tracy Gallagher catches up on the latest gossip. as - D .. , -. ,ttt t,, S ,gs , -ww ' I f 'H s fi -K tw si -is . . A f xg! f - W g - 4 . ' 1 --'- W 'S ' in fr Sw ,tg t - S 5 H his Mt, fgzjii if V -. X, ' of . ,. ,f 1' . N. 6 O I F Mg r 'L .ilfff 1 3 . ,, Q v.. 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'mv '-7 'Massa H 1, if f ' Wlitri Sue Stegle john Steffen Wayne Stephens Matt Stern Dave Stewart Scott Stewart Tony Stewart Nicky Stieber Dean St.lohn Susan Stone Sherry Studt Todd Suits Scott Swanson Amy Swartz Kim Sweet Mike Tackett York Taenzer julie Taylor Sheryl Thelen Don Thiel Kraig Thompson Mike Thompson Tom Thompson Tim Tighe Cindy Todd Debbie Torling Gus Toufexis Soula Toufexis Lisa Townsend Ron Traub Greg Tredup Terry Triani Gigi Trupp Diane Tucker leannie Tucker Stacie Tucker Mike Unruh Brad VandeDrink Lori VanVlierbergen Laura Varney Donna VanBuren Letia VanWinkIe Chris Vaughan Don Vege Mary Veldey Linda Vilim Sue Villella Hady Viteri Vickie Volkening Chris Vollman Nancy Voross Bill Wade Conni Wagner Beth Walz Carolyn Walz Suzanne Warfel Mary Ann Ward Heidi Waterman Ken Webb Ann Weberpal Dan Webster john Weiss Stanley Wenninger Rich Wharton jerry Whetstone Suzy Whipple Tammy Whiteside Robert Whitten Dan Wick Tod Wiewel Lean Wilhelmi Brian Wilkening Lisa Will john Willett Cathy Williams john Williams Marti Williamson Tom Wilson jeff Wisbar Beth Wishon Tom Wisler Laurie Wittenstrom 4 1, 'iv , J- F - al i, ,, - 6 as v- I 'K 4 -5 X FQ? lf QQ If i-- W Fw -pq - i t -ffif fi ff: I? ' f t i if Biology holds everyone's interest. .Q f Mg ' M 'Q I 1 ,f ', 'N ' he 1' ' l K 8- f .f 'f'i , 5 if 1 1- C X 3 L W J - s Y .iibfitp if l it Ny if Y an E if if a itil Sophomores enjoy making funny faces. Tom Wolf Leslie Wright Tyche Wright jeff Wuczynski Bev Yates Scott Yee Mike York Sherry Young Tim Young jeff Zimmerman lili Zimmerman Mike Zopfi t si t.,, Y Susie Cogar gives her assignment a last check. Occasionally, sophomores do study. 99 Board of Education - Front Row: William Farley Fred Smith Suzanne Deans Shirley Raushenburger Second Row: lean Muntz Glen Peterson Phillip Moore Paul Lawrence lan Stolt District Administrators - Front Row: Harry Michelson Paul Lawrence Harvey Eisner Second Row: William Farley james Crow Richard Wiggall 100 Administration and Facult ,Ah- 'il' ,J., H. ,ge iv' GI. ,.. ' H55 Y QQ ,aug ,Ar . wap-- m,,,,,,,..nll new f ff 'hx V rl' sa ,,v ,. , ah M., f. H i gh K ttf K. lb fl . t-at Q W :J ., ,L ' Lifgtir A at i ,ff Q- Larry Nemmers Asst. Principal Dan Miller Dean of Students Lowell Antenen Asst. Principal john Pennoyer Principal Don Abbs Counselor lacqulyn Albright Home Economics Dave Anderton Mathematics Patricia Arnet Physical Ed Robert Arnet Physital Ed Marilyn Bald Humanities james Barth Humanities Keith Bauer Industrial Arts lOl Fred Ottinger Humanities Paul Blacketer Physical Ed Russell Boosted Social Science Colleen Briner-Schmidt Science David Brown Science 106 Bryant Humanities Sandra Buchheit Humanities Geoffrey Butler Social Science lO2 - A, A i'i12Q:1vmc,,,, . 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Hof 'KST rf Carol Hildebrand Counselor Barbara Himley Humanities Bill Hofstetter Mathematics Roger Hotham Science Norma Hultgren Business Larry Husinga Physical Ed Abed Ismail social Science 105 Ray jasinski Art john jenkins Social Science Don johns Art Ken johnson Physical Ed Curt jossart Mathematics Ginger Kadlec Humanities Robert Kaelin Industrial Arts judith Karnes Librarian William Klatt Mathematics Kames Kleen Art Mike Korf Physical Ed john Krikau Science l06 .Al 'fix- gi ir ff 1:5 Qi-1vA'?l ' .,,..,, A . , ,gt ' s ti l wwf i fll 1 1 ssi t it' 'f WH , WY? Q. ,.,' A xp M g i ',i,. ,, fm A f Q ,,,,,,f,:h Vvyt 2 21 I 1 . ,A vw 16? Mr XS f X Bill Kuntzelman Counselor Robin Lanier Home Economics Robert Leroy Industrial Arts janice Lutsch Special Ed Stanley Martin Social Science Carol Mercola Humanities William Meyers Special Ed Charles Mies Science 107 loyanne Mills Mathematics Lloyd Morris Counselor Bob Newquist Business Gary Newton Science Christine Nitz Business Carl Nosbisch Business Mary O'Brien Physical Ed Pat O'Brien Mathematics 108 -as KJ' ,.-if ,5- v X f? ,W lil, N X li UI auf Q az. X z,,,,.4pA.+nn-s Q S, Paul Patterson Music Mel Peters Counselor Lynn Pflaurn Biology Carol Pike Social Worker Larry Phillips Music Elizabeth Powell Humanities joseph Prombo Social Science Donald Rees C.W.T. Cryus Richardson Social Science Henry Robarts Science Victor Rosales Humanities Tom Ryan Social Science 109 Terry Schabert Physical Ed Tom Schmidt Science Harold Schultz Business Ed Schuster Humanities loyce Schwiesow Humanities jessica Stark Home Economics Sue Sharpe Special Ed Max Swinford Industrial Arts lane Thayer Physical Ed Lora Thelen Physical Ed Robert Todd Physical Ed Ed Washington Physical Ed llO 61 if WWE RX.. JUN r,l myllryk i,i,f tg Q , , X wx. Q WM ff:ma.ve Zfaa,,f,.,, Z , A if 1 5 1 O, ., , , . ' f .41-- a figfar H , at '-vliflifl M asss 7.1 1 X are S Ar, Alfa' .:' , . , ' 1 XX v ' 7 X i Robert Weincek f XX 4,5 as- ,,.jl 4 i Special Ed 4' a ff - JE f- gr 4 .I J A TA '51 S - 1, ---' Mary Lou Whetstone .-12' ,. , ,V r- 'le fg , , .Ars E 'd .. 'sf W .f Librarian fqgj K- gi . .ggi s K in---. w Carol Wleg 'M - Q - Q, 4 - sf- 1 9'-----M M S -iiv xfff Q--..-sa: -'A' - A V 1 Humames WFS 531-ref Fi: . . '11--'ff gavzrwi fr t 'Q----ff Q N d 1 Tom WOM V .V .r:,s:?2L vita V A ,L -Sf sfv, :af A , , '-W'--f-W' W' ' V - .'ll3'Q7jii5.kQ'1 , if ll? , it--MW' -ff - 50C'Hl SCIGHCG 3 kfe'tE::'5ff5: X- If , QE 'Ei W't , Y - ff-q. ta r v. ' 5, . ,, x J, '3 ,V ' 1 ,A A 11:55:- isazif' ' .ss-., .. ggi-:It- o TS- ' 'W 2, it J, Wg. -V ,., ' ft ' i lf ,'. -zitfwi ' K Q,.i'l:ft5f rl? rv' ' x In memory of Valentine Daly Better World Take my hand in search of a better Worldg a World, which has no room for cruel, heartless people, a World where peace and love and understanding reigns. Please, take my hand ,fi and help me find a better World . . . - V. Daly 111 Cafeteria - Front Row: ludy Wetterman Betty Hoffman Fran Gordan Pat Thruman Mary johnson Viola Graff Second Row: Carol Hart Betty Miller Joyce Hutter Anna Mae Henderson Peggy Cieske Paula Schmicker Missing: Linda Hulke Rosemary Runyan Donna Nitz 112 'nigga' f fb. ,ag ff ' U ,..,k,,,., -i , ,,,,, anfzssmsavafvzw-,W1 ' ,i if - '- f :Wg ai PM WV! .fv- 4 J- , X 1 ,z,zlgQfea,:fff:-, .- hi Secretaries - Donna Carlson Shirley Christensen lan Hofstetter Virginia Kincaid Mary Hamburg Doris Lange Shirley Schultz lo Ann Sanders Elanor Pacey Carolyn Warwick Chris O'Herron ludy Trotter Mary Lee Koester Missing: Vivian lacobs Dorothy Swift janitors - George Brown Bob Dale 113 ' 13 :f - , .Q ,, ' ,f Af, pw., wi' -, , j F 114 'g I I x , , f f ri, N . A 445' ,, W ,- ' X , - A- Lv 6' K -mlh Q! ! N h izh f . 'K ,V 'lil' - 'T ,,. , .vii f RQ' kr' ' X ' X' S I 1 22+ . ,Q X ,M Y If f 1 x X -A--1 ' . f 4. ii.. ,M QQMg2Eu 1u uQN i 'BWV ' ,ual Front Row: S. Murrie, L. jones, S. Lamp, T, Sharpe, D, Reinert, C. Matthies. Second Row: T. Murrie, A. Weberpal, S. Duffy, D. Lutz, I. lakes. Third Row: R. Friedlancl, K, Kawell, L. Pucklin, K. Powers, K. McArthur. ROYAL SMILE SQUAD - The PomPon squad this year was sponsored by Miss Nitz and Mrs. Rivera, The year was an exciting and rewarding one. They started by attending camps in summer and by receiving several ribbons and a third place trophy for originality in a routine. With the successful football season, the pompons also received the honor of putting on a halftime show all through semi-finals. With an extended basketball season, more pep assemblies were scheduled and the pompons were there to add their spirit. Fund raisers were selling candy, bells, stuffed animals, candles, jewelry and sponsoring a pompon clinic. The profits were used to purchase new uniforms and poms. Although the year never seemed to end, the pompons always did their best to please the crowds. l' itll ,,..4-f' , ll6 R3 'Q' aitftaiit' S 'lin is-Eg A A,.,.w..V,,, . Q mm Y , ,, 2 E M ....--gunna:-nv W3 7' ,- , . QM 464' 117 CHEERLEADERS' SPIRIT RE- CEIVES HGNORS - The var- sity cheerleading squad began an action-packed year by attending camp at the University of Notre Dame where they qualified for the National Championships in Michigan. The girls took 5 team ribbons, and individual honors were recieved by Angie DiFulvio, Sue Verbic, Laura Mobley, and Traci O'Neal, who was named the best individual at camp. They also recieved the top honor of being the National Cham- pion team. Using money earned by selling Tupper- ware, the girls were able to purchase new sweaters. Bottom Row: S. Grey, B. Holze, S. Verbic, T. O'Neal. Back Row: L. Mobley, S. Dunning, A. DiFulvio. r 1 f RN' iirii . ..ll IIB f 1 -.5 Top Row: T. Rodriquez, Left to Right: K. Marin, 1. Hall, P. Link. Bottom Row: L. Imming Missing: C. Dilfulyio. IUNIOR VARSITY CHEERS WITH PEP - The junior varsity cheerlead- ing squad had a successful year. At camp over the summer, in prepara- tion forthe busy year ahead, the girls received four second place rib- bons for cheers and took second place with their pompon routine. Much dedication was shown bythe girls during the year. 119 :Ep VARSITY FOOTBALL - Front Row: I. Napoli, G. Hofstetter, S. Kellen- berger, S. Allen, W, Mabry, D. Daniel, B. Vence, K. Muth, l. Schroeder, M. Smart. Second Row: Asst. Coach Husinga, R. Christensen, I. Villela, C. Higareda, M. Armentrout, D. Roome, R. Ellis, P. jensen, 1. Smith, S. Bonucci, S. VanBuren, D. Smith, Asst. Coach Sugino. Third Row: Asst Coach Washington, M. Duchaj, Asst. Coach Schabert, A. Arps, S. Sum- mers, G. Bohlin, S. Cravens, G. Huxtable, D. Haas, S, Ziegler, V. Bills, F. Didier, S. Zirnmerman, 1. Martin, Asst. Coach Hofstetter, Asst. Coach Korf, Head Coach Haley. Fourth Row: I. Ramlet, K. Lloyd, K. Carlson, K. Small, S. Abbott, D. johnston, K. Brunner, 1. McNutt, P. Leman, C. Hammeister, M. Creadon, T. Plate. HALEY'S COMETS SOAR - For the varsity football team, the year was not just great, it was outstanding. The Royals carried an undefeated 9-0 regular season record into 5A playoff competition, where they eliminated both East Leyden and Moline. The season finally ended when Larkin lost to the East St. Louis Flyers, the eventual state champ- ions. Victories were not the only highlights of this superb season, however. A special visit from Channel 2 News set spirits high, and pep assemblies became real demonstra- tions of school pride. The team set many records, advanc- ing farther in the IHSA playoffs than any other Upstate Eight school and also achieving more wins in a single season than any football team in Larkinfs history. Next year's team will have to work hard to beat this year's final state ranking of fourth place. 120 , .ff , My ,... . A' 4 . bb-sw.-Na . ., . - luv '1 X, an , vw. nw W - .V - ' V, A ,,.. .-nmv.,1-M ,L ,. K ,ir ,xi Fi iv W' .1 -N wfJVny,4uUnn,ww,,M,M,4 it fr ., ., X kg, HY t J, ,. Y um f H it 1 i,,1g,,. ,f-if-4' N 'f , . , , 1' f i members on this in this effort something they wanted something tttm that they will carry with part of, something much greater than the sr m of each, indiv idual's contribution. Tom Plat co-Captaimed this great team. i ' nw . .,,,, i 9 ,, , 4. LV ZIV in 5 ff V ,wwe A . 5 ff,- nd Fred Didier -Cbq Haley itif 4 . , f' - A ' ,J iq-it 4' A ff, ,Y H , UA MQW ,ie 'Q fa-fm ' fm L , V., fm I Z K J, ,,V.,.wn .gi A Pi ,V Wim? f 'Q mf? K l was fw ' ' ' 9, C V, -1 'W ' V -Q , ,, f' ., 'gf ' V , ,, ,, , 2u. V 'fu 14 1' V ' V V ff , , - M ,LA , .V V , ,V Q Kf- y T K ' V ' I V, ,115 H, ff f sa- rf W V ,, A . , , - f ,V K 621, f V ' , 2 7 ' V 'ry' M V L 4-W Z ' ' A 3,4 ' ,Q W' gl , .' I, W ' 1 'FWZ 'rf' 'J' ' WW' zu w-.ff N K I I 'h:,, -V1 g- V ,, A M? I , A ' V V ' ff Vg W 4 , A V -9 f . ,, ,V , - L, my ' .VV V fVf.,,,5V1y J' 'Q V A ff . 1 f y, 'f v V an VV ff ' I V, . .I L 'af , ' V ' gi' 'f ,' 'u V V 'f,V: V 5 L Vffllh I-24, V ,,,QVv-V,.,.V f'fWf , ,.,, Y , , WJ.3,,Fyv, ,Z WS? ,gk - ffnmw' it ' '. .V. 455, 1, V . h I V V-VV ,MW VV 122 SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL - Front Row: P. Ferguson, D. Rice, D. Cobey, M. Thompson, T. Wolf, S. Swanson, D. Hill, W. Daniel, G. Patterson, A. Brunson, T. Stuart, T. Hipkins. Second Row: R. Raebe, D. St.john, M. Mustard, W. Sell, S. Becker, D. Sny, B. Morse, M. Cummings, D. Bowman, R. Beaucock, K. Rotvold, Coach Sugino. Third Row: Coach Korf, K. Thompson, G. Tredup, G. Palmer, S. Yee, D. Haacker, 1. Weiss, Coach Schabert, R. Traub, K. Miller, A. Freelund, l. Armentrout, 1. Moffitt, C. Bryson. SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL TEAM HAS WILL TO WIN - Plac- ing second in the conference, the sophomore football team overcame its small size to finish with a 7-2 record. Their desire for success was evident in the final game, in which they were victorious over a strong Elgin team, breaking the Maroons' un- defeated record and depriving them of sole possession of hte conference championship. Coach Schabert summed up the players' positive attitude by saying, The team played with a lot of heart, which made up for its lack of size. 123 CROSS COUNTRY - Front Row: M. Peterson, D. Carpenter, K. Meisner, B. Ellison, C. Callahan, C. White. Second Row: Coach Newton, 1. Hill, K. Bunte, M. Royer, M. Leaver, D. MacGregor, M. Swistowicz, 1. Krikau, Coach Arnet. CROSS COUNTRY HONORS RUN ON AND ON - Bat- tling injuries, the cross country team completed its best sea- son in three years with an 8-4 record. Outstanding seniors jim Hill and Kerry Bunte helped lead the team in this very successful season. The team won the city championship and finished tenth in the eighteen-team district, the tough- est in the state. junior Mike Swistowicz qualified for sec- tional competition by taking thirteenth in the district. Coach Newton remarked that the team had great depth, which should provide next year's team with strength also. . f F S4 5 1 T g p Ltkx :kt K K Q, jk gziizg. ..,f 1 KH, 5 ., ' K . ' ,, ' .. , ,... :,- i ' i wg K l,i iy Q .,... 7 5 Q' iis. . ssi. f gs., my e ' K s . V 124 GOLFERS GET GOING AT HOME - Although their sea- son record was 7-7, the varsity golf team was almost unbeatable at home, losing only one match of seven. At the Crown Invitational tournament, the team placed sixth in the twenty-four team field. Seniors Tom West, jay Lawson, and Tim Rydell are the only team members who will not return, so the future looks hopeful for a strong team next year. GOLF - Front Row: T. Thompson, 1. Channon, T. Calendo, T. Schroeder, P. Lenz, S. Wenninger. Second Row: Coach Caldwell, 1. Lawson, 1. Leverenz, B. Hahn, K. Becker. . s ,ai Q .t . ' n avr g . i4 if i 125 f f : ' 1131 tx Fw. 3- lf' fiiitil iff' fl fx:-ww-Q.. 2-HM. 1: .Jr- wglkf xp 1. ffssaga .1 nv.. . il:-Q2 ui so Q-ss:gZ,gcs.'it'f 2: - ' X- - .if gs t3,t' 1sxgfr,pfs!xg3'z.5' gi . 1 'tg if If as tif lf .2i?f:'s.if- stgff ' s. tgfggfigggsgrfs? .:,,,g. ... 5 . Q ,g5g.1pg3g...,sw g' E- f- Y-as - L' 1' - .+I-97' - .4 4 -. fn 7. Ag-, WB- ,rg J. ' , I aa' as - -aw ff iff: ,VJ w.,,u,-.1-.FM I '. :5'fg,2 1f3s' 7 AI',ifw'f fvifgffh ,. , ,,c'..'sr ..- , ,,g..!. . ' 5-gs. , .M V 5-.4:' W fa-L., .F . , , ,, A V., liz ., , . 1 v- - ff 0 r Krieg, - D 'Q , ,, Vim ., '. -V, v- if .fQ-uf' .t:. ,- 'lyiQn:,.5 gnc: A Q qi ,MIR 1' 72.1K '56 .Q '.f2'.k! .' ' 2. . ' wry' Q 'af ' f' 'u '.. s' x 5-t W. F2fsJo.,.' ..Q,,.s'Mi, -. .,-- -ta -. ,ff ', . 4. I-. 5 .' . ,t --ye, I f . I 9', ', - inf? 'A' ' ' 'i7'.a s. .- - , ' N I . X .. , ' .J 'N ' fs -52 ' 11- ' C S ' 'E ff ' i -' 'yp 1 5. ,, 1-, s. Q 'f . ... .. -Y. - . '-.vs 5 2. -Ai . .ff ,if.,pf -'..t'x' J'-'off' Us - I. v ,:.s1.d 5s2f -- 1 H ' ' ai.. fs' , I., ,. I W' A . .. .t ... . . , ...I ' . A. ' ' y ,4- I- ' at GIRLS TENNIS - Front Row: L. Hanseman, B. Toppel, K. Dahl, T. Foley, A. Roberts, K. Strohmaier, 1. Woleben, N. Huber. Second Row: Coach Schmidt, W. Lange, 1. Rock, V. Richards, W. Collins, S. Sinnett, L. Knight, B. Crawford, D. lamsa. GIRLS TENNIS TEAM HAS BEST SEASON EVER - The victorious girls tennis team lost only two of its sixteen meets and captured first place at the Cary Grove and Main West Invitationals. The team also earned the district champi- onship for the second consecutive year. Kim Dahl and Beth Toppel, who attained first place in district doubles, and julie Rock, who took fourth place in singles competition, had much to do with this victory. The outstanding seniors - julie Rock, Sue Sinnett, Wendy Collins, and Wendy Lange - all did an excellent job. They were joined by the best squad of freshmen ever. With the depth in this year's team, next season should also be an excellent one. 126 N Xfsf .lu-uhh-J WW Q Irv-..-aa... .'i AF tk r A lk, gin IZA? A A Front Row: D. Sherwood, R, Hall, B, Vence. Second Row: C, Basham, M. Karty, Hefflinger, T. Ciardino, B, Wynn, Coach Schmidt. Front Row: T. Reynolds, B. Farley. Second Row: B. lhssen, K. Franquelli, TENNIS: Tl-HRD THIS YEAR - The hoys tennis team placed third in final district competition led hy seniors Brian Wynn and Rod Hall. Dave Sherwood accented the success hy placing second in district singles and first in singles at the Fenton tournament. With many returning players, next year should be just as successful. 127 A I i GIRLS SWIMMING - Front Row: D. Meyer, S. Hopkins, S. Pearson, T. Henryson, T. Marblestone, R. Cork, N. Humphrey, R. Roberts, L. Whitmere, B. Cravens. Second Row: C. Cohen, K. Pierce, L. Raveling, S. Rosbrough, I. Allerton, V. Roberts, K. Severson, L, Nieman, C. Perez, S. Walsh, Coach Blacketer. GIRLS SWIMMING TEAM SPLASHES TO VICTORY - Although the girls swimming team lacked experience, seniors Tammy Henry- son, Tracy Marblestone, and Karen Severson assisted in making this the first winning season in the team's history. Coach Blacketer be- lieves that returning swimmers Renee Cork, Corine Cohen, Sara Hopkins, Naomi Humphrey, Lisa Nieman, and Sheri Pearson will help build the team next year. 128 - v..,,.,,mw ..,.. 1 . I I M V BOYS SWIMMING - Front Row: D. Minnich, S. Slaith, I. Losch, T. Fabrizio, I. Channon, I. Boungiovanni, D. Hebne, 1. Reynolds, S. Gross Second Row: D. Laubhan, S. Beam, T. Calendo, P. Maras, D. Boyer, N. Willet, R. Wade, S. Roberts. Third Row: R. Bloemendaal, S. Dieterle, R. Sorum. Fourth Row: I. Stanley, R. Reuter, S. Abbott, C. Budreck. BOYS SWIM TEAM TESTS THE WATER WITH NEW COACH - A seventh place finish in the district meet was not representative of the very dedicated athletes on the boys swim team. It was a good season considering that there was a coaching change in mid- Ianuary, and the state champs, St. Charles, swam the Upstate-8 conference. Steve Abbott placing third helped the team achieve a final fifth place ranking in the conference meet. With eight returning members, next year's team should have a solid base. T29 GIRLS GYMNASTICS TEAM SHOWS GOOD FORM - A first place in the Upstate-8 Conference was among the honors received bythe you ng, inexperienced team. Although there were no seniors, Heidi Schudel, a freshman, broke the school record for all-around and Conni Wagner, Tomasa Rodriguez, and Kim Marin helped to break a meet high with a score of 94.70. Coach Todd is looking forward to next year's season, stating that the team has a postitive attitude and challenges the competi- tion. GYMNASTICS - Coach Todd, C. Wagner, K. Kruskopf, K. Marin. I. Lawler, L. jones, H. Schudel, T. Rodriguez. xe X , . x rs 4 . ,::,,, . K I .. K . 130 GYMNASTICS LEARN THE RINGS - The boys gymnastics team, handicapped by a lack of experience, had a very difficult season. Despite the help of seniors Karl Ciallagher, Tim McWilliams and juan Harris, the team ended the season with a O-11 record. The uncommon dedication exhibited by all members kept the team striving for a victory until the very last meet. Hopes are high that the experience gained by this year's underclassmen will provide for a successful team next year. T, Young, D. Corey, P. Collins, C. Gallagher, D. Dumond, l. Harris, G. Berna, Mr. Todd. l.V. GYMNASTICS Y Front Row: G. Berma, B, Boldwyn, S. Barkley, l. Schubert, B, Henryson, T, Young. Second Row: Coach Todd, D. Covey, C. Link, S. Payne, M. McBride, W, Coffman, P. Collins, C. Etnyre, I. Fitzgerald, F. Flores, S, Sacks. N:-aw 22 . 1 i vyr H if Qi 1 3. f. - ' 7 V I' I ffibisi-4 at panama T31 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL - Front Row: D, Alvine, L. Thiel, L. lolitz, L. Crawford, P. Cada, P. Smith, K. Keeney. Second Row: Coach McNutt, R. Hayes, 1. McNutt, P. Martin, P. Gathman, R. Rohrsen, A. Starin, Coach O'Brien. VCLLEYBALL TEAM BUMPS AND SETS TO VICTORY - The Varsity vol- leyball team advanced farther in the state series than any other team in the school's history, losing in the finals of sectional competition. Coach CJ'Brien cited togetherness, along with good defense and serving, as the reason for the team's success. The play of outstanding seniors lodi McNutt, Ruby Hayes, Pat Gathman, and Amy Starin was also an assest. Since many return- ing players have experience, hopes are high for an equally great season next year. T32 f fd 3 ii lr at ti 'HSE ,, SOPHOMORE VOLLEYBALL - Front Row: M. Mapes, C. Williams, P. Martin, 1. Napoli, V. Heine, B. Starin. Second Row: Coach Arnet, S. Birdsey, C. Krocko, P. Anderson, 1. Zimmerman, S. Whipple, C. Bierman, D. Tucker. .57 133 BOWLING TEAM SCORES A VICTORY - The girls took a second place in the district competition after a third place finish in the conference meet. Wendy Lange, Beth Toppel, and Sharon Bills were named to the all-conference team, and Beth Toppel ended the season with the highest average. BOWLING -Front Row: P. Palkovic, P. Haacker, C. Peterson, D. Villanueva. Second Row: P. Cada, S. Bills, B. Toppel, K. Cerasa, B. Mclntyre. Third Row: Cl. Trupp, D. Page, W. Lange, C. Henryson, D. Seagren, Coach Thelen. X X. R A 134 WRESTLING A- Front Row: 1. Welch, M. Zopfi, D. Nelson, T. Fell, C. Callahan, M. Rayner, I. larka, G. Opie, 1. McWilliams, K. Muth, B. Erickson, 1. larka, Coach Korf. Second Row: D. Frymark, A, Dunlap, R. Boyette, S. Milligan, T. Pritchett, R. May, R. Rabe, R. Perez, B. Wynn, M. Ahrens, Third Row: K. Miller, K. Higareda, B. Hahn, A. Freedlund, W. Eggebrecht, M. Cummings, D. Smith, M. Dieterle, E. Wishon, Coach Washington. Fourth Row: Coach Sugino, R. Bartels, R. Winesburg, l. Hostman, 1. Little, B. Scott, M. Morford, R. Behm, T. Plate, A. Kurtz, T. Callahan, 1. Childs. WRESTLERS PIN ANOTHER VICTORY - Larkin's wrestlers had a fine season, despite the lack of a 132-pounder, placing founh in the Hoffman Estates and third in the Dundee tournaments. Tom Callahan U45 lbs.J qualified for the state tournament as well as tying the school record with twenty-nine wins in one season. A new record for the school was set by Ray Winesburg tl 38 lbs.l with sixty-four takedovvns. Next year looks promising with six returning lettermen on the varsity squad. T35 AY' ,ij 1. Lagerstrom, D. Haccker, D. Daniels, V. Bills, 1. Pijanovvski, M. Olson, D. Rohr, 1. Laird, K. Strohmier, I. Burner, K. Collins, L. Swan, G. Huxtable, M. Karty, T. Vaughn. VARSITY BASKETBALL PLAYS THE DEFENSE - The boys varsity basketball team possessed great defensive skills, yet a lack of height led to second place regional and fourth place conference finishes. Victor Bills, Donnell Daniel and Mark Olson received honorable mention on the All-Conference team. The high point in season was the game against East Aurora where a state two- team combined scoring record was broken by the final 95-118 finish 1213 point totall. 136 W , SOPHOMORES SINK THOSE BASKETS -A Despite their 10-14 season record, the sophomore boys basketball team placed second in the St. Charles Holiday Christmas tournament. They gained much needed ex- perience due to the determination and effort of each member of the team. Front Row: S. Yee, l. Armentrout, M. York, K. Becker, P, Hertle, C. Lee, M. Unruh. Second Row: Coach Butler, C. lsibue, R. Laird, D. Thiel, K. Brandon, W. Barnes, j, Williams, M. Schuring, D. St. lohn, Coach Flynn. In 412 -Q-1 , , A ft ...,. . 5 I i W e 'i to-., .... M,..,......f- W. 137 Front Row: L. lolitz, N. Henry, I. McNutt, K. York, D. Alyine, L. Crawford, Coach Arnet. Second Row: R. Hayes, P. Ferguson, M. Kellenberger, D. johnson, C. Kumro, C. Henk. Front Row: K. Williams, M. Mapes, S. Young, C. Bryson, C. Bryson, C. Krocko, P. Martin, M. Kramer. Second Row: Mr. Huisinga, F. Taylor, S. Birdsey tHiddenl, K. Morrison, P. lones, C. Bentley, K. Sweetz. Missing: N. Mahaftey. GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM GAINS EXPERIENCE - Having little Varsity experience at the start ofthe season, the girls basketball team improved tremendously, taking a second place in the Cary-Grove Christmas Tour- nament, and ending the season with a 6-17 record. Seniors, Kathy York and jodi McNutt, along with juniors Lori lolitz, were honorable men- tions on the All-Conference team, and were a great aid to the squad along with seniors Ruby Hayes and Pat Gathman. With three of this years starters returning, there is much potential for a successful season next year. The girls sophomore basketball squad showed their strength and talent by ending the season with a IO-8 record. With many return- ing players, next years team looks very promising. ai BADMINTON Front Row: N. Paragas, T. Sharpe, N, Propp. Second Row: Coach Krumpen, M, Verbic, T Marblestone, K. Hansen, D. Seagren, 1. Kincaid, 1. Malone. Third Row: C. Bruehernan, S Unruh, J. Wilberg, L, Knight, K. Rocke, S. Brueneman, M. Heine. 139 41 all Front Row: C. Vogt, R. Hayes, R. Mitchell, Coach O'Brien. Second Row: N. Humphrey, T. Gallagher, S. Duffy, T. Foley. Third Row: D. Hoffman, P. Martin, S. Rysevvyk. Fourth Row: S. Rysevvyk, L. Preez, B. Miller, 1. jermano, K. johnson. Fifth Row: S. Birdsey, C. Akins, C. Morrison, 1. Seagren, Coach Gannon. GIRLS TRACKSTERS ROYALLY PERFORM - The girls track team again had a tremendous season finishing with a 4-O conference record. For the second year in a row, five members of the team - Connie Akin, Chris Perez, Sarah Duffy, Tracey Gallagher and Tricia Foley - competed downstate, During the season, Tricia Foley broke the school record in the mile run and Connie Akin broke her previous record achieved last season in the 200 meter dash. Complimented by seniors Sue Rysewyk, Chris Perez, Ruby Hayes, and Diana Hoffman, the girls completed a yery fine season. 140 1 1 141 32. 'Ml Front Row: M. Armentrout, C. Hofstetter, M. Royer, S. Bonucci. Second Row: P. Yohn, D. Smith, A. Arps L, Rysewyk, N. Schuring. Third Row: T. Callahan, G. Bohlin, M. Blewett, D. lockum, C, White, 1. Hill Fourth Row: D. Coulson, M. Swi5towicz, D. McGregor, K. Bunte. Fifth Row: D. Christianson, K. Brunner S. Thomas. BOYS TRACK TEAM RUNS IN AND OUT - The boys track team completed a Successful season, finishing third in the conference. With many returning under- classmen, next year appears to be truly promising. 142 f 'WHY ia ,- Scott Harrison, Charles Perez, Larry Holze and lim Hill were members ofthe 1979 2-Mile relay team that placed fifth in the State Track meet with a time of 7:53.8. A Y Front Row: 1. McNutt, K. Garrelts, S. Lxerla, V. Vuyk, M. Kramer, D. johnson, D. Ferrera, M. Kellenberger, D. Lutz, C. Williams. Second Row: Coach Schabert, P. Gathman, S. Bills, D. Alvine, C. Thiel, K. Kenney, K. Kumro, L. Crawford, L. jolitz, C. Henk, Coach Robarts. ROYAL GRAND SLAMMERS - With only two seniors, lodi McNutt and Pat Gathman, the girls varsity softball team completed its best season ever with an ll-5 record. Karin Keeney and Lori lolitz were honored by being named all-conference players. Strong defense and consistent pitching were two of the team's major strengths. Since the team is losing only two veterans, returning underclassmen are hoping to equal or surpass this year's excellent record. l44 QQ n1 s. .. .,.. .. ,. Front Row: S. Lyerla, P. Martin, K. Garrelts, V. Vuyk, S. Bills, D. Ferreira, M. Mapes, N. Nichols, P. jones. Second Row: Shabert, D. Dunkin, C. Williams, S. Rosborough, S. Hopkins, W. Hummel, S. Schaefer, 1. Miles. j.V. WINS CONFERENCE - The l.V. Softball team had an excellent season, placing first in the conference and finishing with a 12-2 record. The girls are to be congratu- lated for their successes and strong show of determination. 145 3 X ' A-A. fr' . V X 1.41 , , Wg,, f W K ffff K , L . N rf. VkLhi K-.. Mx b 1 rr'---L 1 we , rsss. 1 1 ttf' A A ' J naw Q X Front Row: B. Duppler, K. Higereda, T, Vaughan, S. Garbrecht, S. Allen, R. Aguinaga, l. Delgado, R. Deleon, R. Rio. Second Row: S. Van Buren, V. Bills, L. Swan, l. Mellinger, B. Spann, R. Didier, R. Rueter, V. Lopez, Coach Flynn, VARSITY BASEBALL STRQNC ON OFFENSE - Despite a lack Of experience in pitching staff, the boys' baseball team ended the season by finishing a respect- able fourth in the conference. The teams determination was clearly shown by their hitting record of over .300 as a team. Richard Aquinaga, Victor Bills and Fred Didier were all-conference selections. 146 From Row: K. Abbott, B, Mono, B. Sell, T, Puffpaff, M. Austin, D. Wolnmck, T. Mear, D. Rice, 1. McKevit1, T. Hipkins. Second Row: D. Haan kor, I. Armemroul, S. Becker, D. St. lohn, C. Barker, W. Barns, K. Harris, G. Tredup, M. Unruh. 147 Boys Swimming Crown ........ .... 4 8 VV.Chicago ....89 Dundee ....... .... 7 0 Hoffman Estates . . .... 106 St. Charles ...... .... 1 23 W. Aurora .... .... 9 9 Waubonsie ... ,... 76 Elgin ....... .... 8 4 Dekalb... ....111 McHenry ... . . . . 56 E. Aurora ..... .... 7 6 Streamwood .............. 67 Varsity Football OPP Glenbard North .. .... . 7 Glenbard South . . .... 16 St. Charles West Aurora 13 East Aurora .. ... 0 Lake Park ...... .... 2 0 Streamwood . . . . . . . 15 Dekalb ..... . . . 7 Elgin ....... . . . 6 East Leyden ... .. . 8 Moline ....... .... 1 4 East St. Louis ....21 Girls Swimming 76 . . ... Hoffman Estates .... . . . . 91 126 .. ...McHenry ...... ....42 74 .. ...Dekalb... ....94 94 .. ..... Dundee .. ....76 120 .. ..... Crown ..... .... 4 3 74 .. ...W.Aurora .... ....96 119 .. ...E.Aurora ...... ....51 111 .. ...Streamwood ....52 94 .. ...Elgin ......... ....77 89 ......... Waubonsie ............... 83 Sophomore Football LHS OPP 14 .... ...Glenbard North .. 20 .... ...Glenbard South .. ....12 30 .... ...St. Charles ...6 7 .... ...W.Aurora ...8 6 .... ...E.Aurora .... ...8 21... ...Lake-Park...... ...6 22... ...Streamwood ....20 20 .... ...Dekalb ..... ....17 14... ...Elgin ...7 60 60 44 60 53 60 36 65 64 81 66 50 ....,.vs.. . W , : , . ,nw 4 . we-ff' rw .. f -..- .. , Sophomore Basketball .Libertyville ........... .... . Antioch ............. .... . Barrington .. . ...St. Charles ... ...Forest View .... ...E.Aurora . . . Dixon ...... . . . . . . Streamwood . . . . .Elgin ........ .W. Chicago ... . St. Charles ... ...Geneva .. - . fr. nasticsiff A A A I A .r. . 'rsrsr f 1 1 'r'l rr '12 515' .15 I V ...W-- . , ..r - ? i:Qs::.v- . ' 1 -H.. ' . .y,.,f.v..s, 72- 1 . .. . 1:-25.792 . . . . . .,.,- ..,,. l i - 'V rg. Sai lo ,...2 83 .47 4 3g ... lil. OPP .... W. Aurora ..... Hoffman Estates . . . . . Lake Park ...... Dekalb ..... St. Charles ... N. Glenbard ... E. Aurora .... Elgin .......... Streamwood .... W. Aurora . . . Lake Park . . . Dekalb . . . 4 - ' y an . . . .13 f- 1 ?4Ei??J' Wfmfrrr-lfrwo Maas V. .... , :mx - rrrr ,... . . rars 1 I , f l L.-...,we . Q.-af ,-f ,..W T .er'Eg,,ff.Qw'yiQfg.+2 36T?2'?-V5 - '.-, l 1 1 5 f' I - . . zimlfw ' rf w a. . . 'E ,mmf 7 .gm-5 f H - 1 ' 51 4 . f ls W rist! '. ?' .il:lfl:?:sfSf, 1.. 2 .... 2 .... 0 .... 1.. 2 .... 1.. 2 .. 0 .... 2 .. 2 .. 2 .. 2 .. 2 .. 2 .. 2 .... 2 .... 0 .... 2 .. 2 .. 2 .. 0 .... 1.. 2 .... 2 .... 2 .... 0 .... Volleyball ...N.Glenbard ...E.Clenbard ...Fenton ....... . N. Downers Grove ...E.Aurora .... ...Dekalb ...... .Elgin ........ . Lake Park .... ...Hersey . St. Charels ... . Conant ...... .St. Charles ... .Crystal Lake ... . Dundee ...... .W. Aurora ... .Streamwood . . . .W. Aurora ... .Strearnwood . . . . E. Aurora .... .Elgin ...... ...Dekalb . Lake Park .... . Kaneland . . ...E. Aurora .. ...Dundee .Elgin ......... .Grant ........... . . . Hoffman Estates . . Cross Country Cary G rove ....... lacobs ....... Crown ......... Marian Central ... .... Dundee ..... W. Aurora . . . Lake Park . . . Dekalb . . . E. Aurora . . . St. Charles ..... Streamwood .... Elgin .........,.. Sophomore Cary Grove .... Jacobs ....... Crown ......... Marion Central ... .... Dundee ....... W. Aurora . . . Lake Park . . . Dekalb ..... E. Aurora . . . St. Charles .... Streamwood .. Elgin ....... 14 LH 63 71 72 74 Ciirls Track Elgin ....... .... W. Aurora Lake Park Dekalb ................... LH 5 2 O 1 1 O 2 O 5 1 2 5 2 2 5 Boys Tennis Crown ..... Cary Grove . Elk Grove . . . W. Chicago . Elgin ....... St. Charles .. Dundee .... W. Aurora . . E. Aurora . . . N. Glenbard Lake Park . . . Streamwood Crystal Lake . DeKalb ..... St. Edwards . 2. 6.. 6. 9.. 7. 10. 7. 1. 7. 5. 20. O.. 4.. 3. 4. 6.. 5. LHS Baseball Batavia . . . . McHenry . . . Antioch E. Aurora Lake Elgin ... Elgin .. Lake Lake E. Aurora . . . W. Aurora . . . Streamwood . . . E. Aurora . . . Streamwood . . . W. Aurora ...W. Aurora Park . Elgin .... Park . Park . .. ...2 . ...7 . ...5 . ...1 . ...8 18 12 ...6 ...4 13 ...9 11 . ...1 .. ...2 . ...1 ...4 . ...3 Soflball 10 . . . 7 I . 'V 14 - - - 5 Bm - - v -7 r f l 3 - -4' W- ' E- .I8 I W A - - - - 5 l l .,,' 1: -i....,.QQ si ' s rill 11 .. ..St. Charles: . 3 -ffkim., 113 - ::r'i-zilkiizlfxi''hi 7 uWgk,,, V' ,,V.V H I'L5:?!Sg5ji27gi!f?ffiiffiiirfbrlfiir-1if.i5i:,.g -I iii. 17 v . '. 411: '... .rri 'Wi . L. 'f ' . i ,,,,...,, N ,,,, -f '5?'4 2?QJi N l N -rr'r- 1: BMLE i wi ,. . .. J.. fi .,fg.,i,.a.,eia,,a, .ri 14 2.. 6.. 5.. 5.. 7.. 9.. O.. 1 4 2 Regional Wauconda . . Elgin Dekalb .. Dekalb ..... Streamwood St. Charels . St. Charles . ...St. Charles . ..4 ..3 ..9 .. ..6 ..5 ..12 ..11 Bowling Dekalb ...3 Elgin . .. . ... lacobs ....... . . . . . ' sw. -A g ..,, - , , A- r -was f 'i , ' ' ff - ' - - 'Y 7 - K ik 277 ,LW gf me Ea-fgg we YA , - ...,... V - A i-x az., frm i- L s ' ir Q if il' ww- .S .. ,M fat, , i 9 r'.7Wi1'+1p:s'sfffwii' . i w' il . fsieff, i .,'Q-UE fefml- .'??1e,f QQ-if sf 175 ' 'V L11 5 f? F ' ' 'L M A , -eisagfgfqfiugv-wr-wr , xegfbwwi- W .. ' ' -r f f fx - A , 4i .:,f. 1 s w f A R 'ff.,iz,zf..5 V rs s? iillliiws W- Ska' .1YikTkQ.,R1.g..W..-if-aw..-,-Q aff.,--szuw li ' Y' 1 W 'i' ' ' -i Q L.. ' Mi ,WH-Q, fi' 1. N ggi. witfftfg f ,f is 1 . .mw'-Qseieffw f- ff ' , f- ' 4 Q ' ' H 1 W-411.35 vw , Ei S is Q' -f A 7 Advisor Board Front Row: W. Green, D. Briggs, S. Green- field, 1. MQNUII. Second Row: S. Duffy, P. Robarts, B. Eisner, M. Huffer. ir, .,, ..,,, r W T54 1 32 5 3 l in -wH4.,,.,-W. ational Honor Society Front Row: R. Liggett, B. Toppel, D. Meyer, L. Palm, L. Thompson, 1. Foerster, L. Schweitzer, B. Kinney, L. Bolin, G. Coleman, S. Rooker, D. Willison, 1. Marzuki. Second Row: W. Doty, R. Sherbondy, L. lolitz, C Antenen, 1. Bridges, 1. Kincaid, D. Ferreira, M. Kellenberger, V Richards, S. Lamp, S. Lye, K. Winner, D. Rister, L. Kisiriger. Third Row. T. Vaughan, 1. Steffen, S. Sinnett, I. Rock, W. Collins, M. Mahaffey, A. Pratt, N. Willett, S. Slaith, K. Schlueter, K. Lawrence, L. Taenzer, R Cork, Mrs. Henrikson. Fourth Row: Mr. Flynn, T. Marblestone, R. Hoke B. Sparks, V. Holtz, B. Awe, S. Summers, D. Smith, G. Hofstetter, S Greenfield, I. McNutt, R. Dalrymple, A. Arps, A. Savage. Fifth Row: G Huxtable, 1. McNutt, T. Diede, K. Blank, D. Roome. Sixth Row: C Hameister. Not Pictured: N. Berry, M. Blewett, I. Boyd, L. Cada, T Cochran, B. Coark, W. Davie, M. Gasser, P. Gathman, M. Heine, T Henryson, R. Hopkins, l. Knutson, R. Miner, B. Schwanz, M. Versluys. 155 Presidential C assroom Front Row: 1. Rock, T. Marblestone, 1. Steffen, R. Prescott, K. Lawrence, D. Rister. Second Row: M. Hernandez, K. Schlueter, D. Roome, A. Fiebig, E. Taenzer. 156 .rf 5 nee ene of on , e n .,,. ' LEL' - ,-. .,, ,.,,- Q .... ei eeenee ,.. . - n ene E e I ,,- 1 e ,,W'e . 1 , . ,, X K ' GERMAN EXC A GE First Row: T. Wunddrow, R. Efinger, G, Riedl, E Hampl. Second Row: C. Hufnagel, K. Mirwald K. Volz, S. Blaschke, R. Munchow, M. Kraft, R Ebert. Third Row: K. Hechner, L. Derrient, C Wagner, S. Waldura, VV. Czizegg, A. Henning S. Lederer, S. Betzl, T. Paula, R. Pfaffenberger. T57 1 Scholarships and Special Awards Departmental Awards , -it ,Y mg TEAMS Competitors Front Row: R. Miner, R. Blllsoly, D. Mlnnlch, C. Swartz. Second Row: Mr. Schmidt, M ikau, N. Berry. I 'T J Za X 1 1 M77 ,ir Vu, X f .. me LH Express Front Row: A. Holder, D. Reeve, P. jones, I Simkus. Second Row: D. Grantham, H. Viteri,1 Eggum, C. Hayes, C. Stiles. Third Row: P Downey, B, Boyce, R. Wade, R. Raebe, R Kawell, P. Martin. 159 Drama Club First Row: L. Palm, M. Hernandez, 1. Cluchey. Sec- ond Row: C. Swartz, R. Seablom, T. Sharpe. Third Row: T. McWilliams, 1, Nordrneyer, B. Lokkesmoe. Fourth Row: K. Oine, R. Boyette. Fifth Row: 1. Jer- rnano, N. Henry, 1. Hoffman. Sixth Row: D. Laughlin, D. Nitz, B. Sparks. Seventh Row: L. Hartman, R. Bloemendaal. 160 XXX 1.x ri Q if ...X Y ,- X g . fv- y .f 1-,T l ft , 1 in . Outdoor People Front Row: A, Franzen, M. Albert, D, Post, 1. Baum- gartner. Second Row: P. Alhert, P. Vuyk, D. Wil Hams, C. Cagle, C. Anstett, C. Swartz. Third Row: S Crane, Mr, Hotham, S, Schmidt. 161 Math - Science Club Front Row: R. Miner, P. Miller. Second Row: A. Pratt, B. Mackh, N. Berry. Third Row: R. Bilisoly, Mr. Krikau, T. Eliason. l62 L. fx .li . German Club Front Row: C. Williams, S. Smettan, R. Boyd, L Miller, 1. Bowman. Second Row: K. Davie, C Walz, T. Bradley, 1. Bridges, L. Palm, T Thompson. Third Row: C. Schik, M. Paris. Fourth Row: L. Raveling, C. Vollman, D. Laughlin, M. Davis, S. Rooker. Fifth Row: D. Boyer, D. Mate. Sixth Row: B. Vandedrink, R. Parczany, S. Lye, D. Gardner, B. Machk, 1 Machk. Latin Club Front Row: 1. Miles, M. Kramer, B. Faye, L Ramsey, 1. Sterriker, S. Hagen, T. Pomeroy, Mr Duffy. Second Row: S. Duffy, C. Fry, S. Swan- son, S. Stern, K. Lawrence, L. Wittenstrom, P Link. Third Row: K. Miller, L. Crawford, 1 Boyd, K. Rotvold, T. Lung, 1. Bowman, K Carlson, B. Crawford, 1. Steffen, M. York, M Stern. 163 . ,MQW Officers: L. Crawford, Sec, T. McBride, Pres, A. johnson, V. Pres, Back Row: K. Marra, Treas. 164 Concert Choir Front Row: 1. Marzuki, S. Erikson, K. Myer, C. Crocko, Y. Taenzer. Second Row: M. Paragas, K. Marra, S. Walsh. S. Roberts, M. Brown D. Lindstrom. Third Row: I. Calvert, P. Craddock, N. Henry, K. Bowman, D. Roome, D. St. john, B. Henrikson. Fourth Row: P. Roberts, B. Sparks, L. Crawford, M. Swistowicz, 1. Van Buren, P. Miller, D. Post. .. ,.,, Front Row: M. Paris, M. Lucero, S. Rooker, C. Matthies, T. McBride, 1. Kerruish. Second Row: 1. Mackh, T. McWilliams, S. Conway, C. Walz, C. Williams, C. Swartz, K. Phillips. Third Row: M. Sisti, K. Webb, S. Williams, D. Brown, B. Ward, N. Huber, R. Seablom, M Schneider. Fourth Row: D. Nitz, B. Perkins, C. Basham, B. Mackh, B. Reynolds, C. Vollman, I. Steiber, D. Laughlin, 1. Hoffman, A johnson. Sophomore Girls' Chorus Front Row: K. Oberst, I. lensen, S. Hall, K. Besan- con. Second Row: S. Cobb, S. Warfel, L. Ramsey, P. Kramka, N. Mahaffey, D. Reeve, G. Trupp. Third Row: D. jarnsa, S. Stegel, L. Wilhelmi, L. Delaney, B. Flight, M. Mapes, D. Hayes, B. Miller. 166 wmv 6 7? TT: ' ',,.i11:wnz ' eeie To ' f '1 . i W4 K ' .., , Qf,,-,c vvef il T' fl, gm .1 , 1 - ,,qpm. M ,poi ,vs :W ' Mad rigals Front Row: K. Myers, T. McWilliams, C. Matthies, M. Paris. Second Row: K. Marra, M. Swistowicz, T. McBride, C. Krocko, j. Stephen. Third Row: D. Post, S. Williams, 1. Hoffman, R. Dalryrnple, B. Machk, A. Johnson. Qw- 167 Orchestra Violin jonathan Bowman jayne Boyd Roberta Boyd Barb Lokkesmoe Carol Sieroslawski Sue Stern Carolyn Wall Cathy Williams Bass Charles Cagle Deborah Carroll Linell Lang Oboe Karen Schlueter Dawn Laughlin Trumpet john Burton Nevin Dulahaum Dan Laubhan Bob Reynolds Percussion jeff Ash N-...af Viola ludi Kincaid Toni Lung Cello Steve Clerberding Nancy Shaw Tim Thomson Linda Vilim Leah Wilhelmi Flute Gwen Coleman Kim Fry Polly Roharts Clarinet Dave Boyer Chris Coleman Linda Siran Pam Stern Trombone Rex Dalrymple Kirk Rotyold Concert Band FLUTES Gwen Coleman jill Eggum Polly Robarts Debbie Hendren Holly Muirhead Christy Hopp Sue Gerberding Kim Fry Pat Anderson Bev Flyte julie Brumbaugh OBOES Dawn Laughlin Karen Schlueter Kim Braasch Lori Blewett CLARIN ETS Chris Coleman Dave Heneise Pam Stern Dave Boyer Wendy Hummel Anne Varney Karen Oine Mitzi Ewers Dan Wick Kris Fry jeff Kelley julie Malone Brian Henryson Kathy Miller Dealynn Grantham Kay Landwehr Tammy Bradley BASS CLARINETS Nancy Martinez Sarah Groves TENOR SAXOPHONES Linda Siran Rick De-Leon Scott Williams ALTO SAXOPHONES Pat Gathman GiGi Trupp Craig Miller Amy Swartz jeff Leverenz Pat Hurley BARITUN E SAXOPHONE john Brotzman HORNS Karen Bixby Sue Prescher CORNETS Dan Laubhan john Burton Bob Reynolds Nevin Dulabaum Bob Sorum Mark Leaver john Schneider Henry Rausch julie Ciontea Karen Buterbaugh fo V, , ..-Til Y 53 3gLQffQs'5 , My 1 ,,,iq-Ji,e . ' an ,v ' A191 -igW'1 1-?'iw.:'3'-'faggf F 1: .-s1f+f.v59gsM'f,.- -- '12 , , i. ,5 X . 3- ,w 'M3gHf1,5?-f - if f fa 4- . 1-we 1, .QP-,-H1 .5 , L , . . - L , 1,111 ,ewiwirvw .,,f -Pg ' - V' -- ff 'sham -sw-w.uw.'M -if ' ---- 1 ' ' 'M t X1 Frgm Rowg L, Siran, pres., K. Fry, senior rep., P. Gathman, sec.-treasg S. Hopkins, sophomore rep. Second Row: R. Wade, junior rep., j. Burton, v-pres. TRUMPETS lan Ogden Tom Thompson Donna VanBuren Rusty Wade TROMBONES Rex Dalrymple lim Whiisell Scott Oberst Brian Wilkening Mary MacGregor Kirk Rotvold Dave Lindstrom Alvin Gutierrez Paul Maras BARITONES Sara Hopkins Dan Hahn Debbie Duncan Mike Bennett Dolly Reeve PERCUSSION Dave Dumond john Pfortmiller leff Ash jerry Whetstone Rich Wharton Mall Stern Pep Band Front Row: I. Brotzman, K. Schlueter, L. Siran, P. Hurley, G. Trupp, A Swartz, P. Gathman, C. Coleman, G. Coleman, C. Hopp,1. Eggum, B Flyte. Second Row: P. Maras, R. Dalrymple, 1. Whitsell, M.MacGregor B. Reynolds, D. Laubhan, 1. Burton, D, Boyer, I. Brumbaugh, D. VanBu- ren, M. Stern. Third Row: D. Duncan, M. Bennett, D. Reeve, S. Hop- kins, R. Wade, N. Dulabaum, C. Fry, W. Hummel, 1. Malone, I. Kelly, T Thompson, 1. Ash. Fourth Row: D. Day, M. Conro, M. Leaver, I Schneider, N. Martinez, K. Braasch, L. Blewett, K. Miller, M. Ewers, A Varney, D. Dumond, R. Wharton. Drum Major: B. Reynolds Drum Majorette: K. Fry 172 ' ww- Y. azz Band Front Row: I. Laubhan, T. ond Row: P. Coleman f 1 Dumond, C. Burton, B. Reynolds, D Thompson, 1, Ash. Sec Robarts, R. DeLeon, C . Brotzman, M.Stern, D Cagle. Third Row: M Leaver, 1. Ogden, L. Siran. Baton Twirlerz D. Rister. Flag Corps Front Row: K. Bork, K. Martin. Sec ond Row: V. Brown, L. Wilhelmi, D N Brown. 173 First Hour Office Occupations Front Row: M. Fritz, I. Alanis. Second Row: S. Anderson, D. Rienert, E. Saenz, 1. Hammond, Miss Nitz. Third Row: 1. Leffler, C. Westerman, B. Schultz, S. Cork. Second Hour Office Occupations Front Row: C. Weiss, C. Malmstrom. Second Row: C. Eggert, 1. Schmidt, M. Frymark. Third Row: R. Lock, L. Defoy, Miss Nitz. T74 HERO II Front Row: M. Malcolm, L. Meyers, R. Godfrey, C. Bande, Second Row: K. Hec- tor, K. Clarke, M. Versluys, C. Cieslak, D. Sherrill, G. Sykes, 1. Garber, B. Sell, D. Follis, P. Syles, Ms. Gunter. HERO III Front Row: E. Lewis, M. Garcia, K. Dor- waldt, K, Baldwin, D. Cooper. Second Row: Ms. Gunter, T. McWilliams, M. Col- lins, B. Burkeen, D. Lloyd, S. Krogh, W. Cleary, M. Smith, B. Williams, L. Lounge. 175 udio-Visual Pages Front Row: S, Olson, B. Riedl, M. Garcia, S. Tucker, L. Byrnes, M. Rayner, K. Allen. Second Row: 1. Schroeder, Mrs. Schultz, j. Totara, P. Dumas, K. Hagen, R. Pflueger. ,..-ev AUD I ..gf' - Eg .41 .3-so f ttssuag ,gk it .7 Q. mines,-.4 3, T76 urse's Pages Seated: Mrs. Carlson. Standing: D. Shel- ton, S. Schaeffer, T. Murphy, T. Bogner, T Bittner, S. Smettan. 5 K 'W Attendance Pages Front Row: B. Mills. Second Row: A. Floyd, L. Bookman, S. Bartley, N. Mar- Y tinez, M. Fritz, L. Wittenstron, L. Mobley. Third Row: C. Bryson, L. Will, C. Wester- man, 1. Ridinger, C. Wagner, 1. Long, P. Bergholdt. Guidance Pages Front Row: L. Mobley, K. Keeney, 1 Mihaley, K. Richardson. Second Row: K Kurnro, N. Kenyon, T. Rutherford, Mrs. Trotter. Third Row: K. Hutchinson, M Ward, I. McNutt, M. Totten, B. Blair, A. Koch, K. Davie. 177 Front Row: L. Mancilla, 1. Schrock, B. Boyce, M. Fritz, K. Besancon, C. Steffen, Second Row: S. jones, K. lack, L. Hartman. 178 Librar Pages w E P s 0 o 0 o L if Front Row: T. Lindow, M. O'Gorman, M. Strahl, M. ,rr Duchaj. Second Row: B. Chapman, D. Covey, Mr. , Sprague. Third Row: Mrs. Brandes, S. Crane, T. Bertrand, A. Dunlap. S 1 T3 2' 5 2 it 'lu Wai' QSM' Lo al Ro al Front Row: E. Follis, C. Zimmerman, 1. Wilberg, C Swartz, 1. Steffen. Second Row: G. Feliciano, A Freedlund. 179 .41 , ,. . , - .. x- . ,, 3' , 1 ,', ,gf .4- ,'5,' . , I '8 T? ffs.w 1 '- 55, Nj- . . , ,, . V,. ,M-X' .,,..-. M. 1. ..1' - - K .' ifgilffli 4 Ti, wiziifff w' 'fly A -L kai. ' 51, - -.,Q, ' --K.. ,, ' -s-...y-. CER LEAN As editors, we began work on this yearbook in August, 1979, when we attended a seminar in North Carolina. Since that time, vve'ye had many chalienges to face, in- cluding adjusting to a change of advisors as well as managing with a shortage of pictures. We hope this book provides an entertaining record of the school year. We wish the best of luck to next year's editors and hope they can continue Larkin's tradition of great yearbooks. Karen and Kirn Front Row: K. Nichols, K. Schlueter, Mrs. Himley. Second Row: B. Ward, G. Feliciano, P. Syvearingen, 1, Foerster, T. Sharpe. Third Row: S. Moore, L. Taenzer, I. Mihaley, B. Henrikson. Not pictured: W. Green, Mrs. Wieg, K. Winner, K, Lawr- ence. 181 0 2 2 f :F 63 5 'ff ip- ws Q my 1 -av 1 .V .W Q J X A W ai Q -W.-WMM pn Q? VW! V ' ss' N xv Q .-lf ' 7' CCDNCILUSHCCDN I MANQ t Old Style - Favorite Beer Kramer vs. Kramer - Favorite Movie Favorite T.V. Show - M A'S H Favorite Car - Camaro Favorite Food - Steak Favorite Day of Week - Friday Favorite Munchies - Doritos Clint Eastwood - Favorite Actor i Senior Favorites MC'- 'QQ Favorite Group - R,E.O. Speedwagon Favorite Agiregg - jane Fonda AND NOW STEVE MARTIN IS IN FATCAT CITY Favorite Comedian - Steve Martin Favorite Song - Brick in the Wall Favorite Album - Pink Flovdfs The Wall Favorite Pastime - Partying 185 NATIO AL ME ORIES ' s' , 7 1' 3' a. Eruption of Mount St. Helens in Washington state shocked the nation. Khomeini held the world captive as he deliberated over the hostage crisis. AF' The American Gigolo, Richard Gere, was the newest sex symbol. Real People became a new smash T.V. show. Bo Derek introduced the new hair style in the movie H104 ,ff if '1 A4 The New Wave . Many athletes suffered from Carter's boycott ofthe Olympics. ..... lffkff In an attempt to free the hostages, the United States only incurred another tragedy. Y' 1 XJASOT 'Q A ' WE N wltj' ,.- Mil Shaft the dfaflmi no one was happy with Carterls decision about the draft. l A hostage came homeg other hostages remained for over too long a period of time. l There was an influx of Cuban refugees. It proves impossible to squeeze an adequate thank you to Mr. Larry Nemmers into one small block of copy. Simply put, he is a humanitarian in the strongest sense of the vvord. In everyday issues, as well as crucial problems, Mr. Nemmers gave guid- ance, support, and understanding in sacrificial amounts to the students of Larkin High school. We will miss him as he assumes a new position at that school across the river, knowing that it is Larkin High's loss and Elgin High's gain. - Will Green xx , 'yy mg- x KX f K R 5 . X vt A ,-i r 190 X .fm . ' lA M . 191 J ff' wr W nn, MW. ,' 3 SW MF '1 'van ' :1s- .1 f -. W 'lam fi, 5. F? ...J -1 7 -,ab .H ,Mw- ,f ,.....-Q ww -.., f w. '-., 193 FN QQN... MJA- ii- wb -a . 315 'Sy' : mg, 1.11 ' : w.!f'7'.::,. ' , fffjlx in I 157 'f,'1f,i'f5f1.,, ygrm, , tg 44-1 ,gr . fixgan, f I 5, F M V , A - '. AL I 5 'f'I:4f. f,1 , 194 .Mm- .m,,Am.wwmw ?S if .S '95 sw-we ww. V -Vw r it .,,.,,. J, nw , .ww 'V' Vw YJ. ,...,.-f ,,,.v-w-' H...-rv ,.....--'M .wavv 195 4 AEEVEHTHSEMENTS ' f N f N Congratulations to the , KET B Class of 80 gOl:,C,?:Tl!N CROMERS SUPER MARKET, lGOOdLUEZ!fJfl7eyeG O I N C i ioo7QAEibQ3sZeef 585 N. Mclean Blvd. X jk J K X K N K CONGRATULATIONS T980 GRADUATES O We Service All Makes Frame Sets 5 Cycle Clothing Custom Wheel Building Chuckfg Cycle Shop, Inc- TOOL8. MANUFACTURING COMPANY Raleigh f l Schwinn Phone mn. A Motohecane ' C itane 5938 ' 5' Uv' panasonic 1500 N. LaFox St. ROSS So. Elgin, Illinois Dana Corporation 60177 Eormsprag Division Manufacturer of Gerhing K J K J K Products J 196 XTQL DRIVE MILWAUKEE 009 'N 5 To 390 '90, Q25 CAS! . D190 eq, o W6 NC. 3 QQ Q I S 65 41' O3 K PHONE 697-3180 J K ELGIN CAR WASH N K 313 Dundee AVe. 741-1144 Simonize . . . Blue Coral Upholstery Cleaning - Steam Cleaning I xxx I I l 1 s 'Z K JK J f NF W The First National Bank of Elgin 4 phone 697-1300 has about all you'll ever need 1 We're not making HXTURE CQ' 3 big thlng out of lt' ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS ELECTRICAL FIXTURES The Bank wi Botiom 380 SHEFQSSIT W-- First National of Elgin Wi, i- ELGIN. ittmoisfmionz 597-non f Maman F o i c UAW K JK J f N F N 1' FN mr X II X I , ' df, XXX If gmwgf :O ENRlCO'S RESTAURANT 64 Fountain Square Plaza N J f N fit 0070118 Kew? 'M' 175 N. Edison Between Highland and Larkin Elgin 697-0288 X J K N Congratulations To The Graduates Of The Class of 1980 1C Penney Fountain Square Plaza Elgin, Illinois y J f I -tiff 1 Quant, K L f I I euunnuusnnn LENDER 9 MOM! 56853 -.JIIII IL' all swf' SN IL UCI ELGIN - TEL. 742-3800 16 N. SPRING STREET AND FOUNTAIN SQUARE PLAZA ST. CHARLES - 564 South Randall Road - Tel. 312-377-0010 CRYSTAL LAKE - 180 Virginia Street- Tel. 815-459-5880 DEKALB - 309 East Lincoln Highway - Tel. 815-758-6683 ROSELLE - 56 East Irving Park Road - Tel, 312-893-0020 K SOUTH ELGIN - 310 North LaFox, are. 31 - Tel. 312-741-9555 TULATKDNS LARKW4 1?-HVQE51? FEDERAL sAvi3rgg3 OFFICES: 28 North Grove Ave., W fcowoim K A A RQYALSX eg WEE Fo g? 0,6 s 1: ul 0-1 I' Elgin, Illinois 1690 Larkin Ave., Elgin, Illinois 251 S. State St., Hamphire, Illinois 525 Waverly Rt. 58, Elgin, Illinois C3121 742-7560 13121 742-7666 13121 683-3133 13121695-2300 X J GERBING N MANUFACTURING P.O. Box 727 Elgin, iii. Ind st 'al P od cts K J f N A FRIE D OF LARKI HIGH SCHOOL K JK J 00 f N CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of '80 ILLINOIS HYDRAULIC CONSTRUCTION CO. K J QIONGRATULATIGNS TCD f THE CLASS OF 1980 THE LARKIN BANK 1600 Larkin Ave. Elgin K 888-5500 J f N T LANIP INCORPORATED DESIGN PLANNING CONSTRUCTION PROJECT MANAGEMENT R jk f Wu-mp CONT I 0604 WING PARK MANOR SHOPPING CENTER X ELGIN ILLINOIS 1 C07 'Q N f f'N A guy A ,Q ff nano 1. FX IIIIIIIIIIIII....fmimiiiiu um-IIIIII Q fx NI. , ,m x x5 ll PTS' Mo Q ' Cf E W 2 2 CX 57 5 5 Q93 sy 4,1 ee 'f,, ,vo I1 We I 'lu I ,N 10111, I-'LL 'fn-I.............mi...I----I ' 9 X V V 8228 - U C , .J Good Luck To The Graduating Class N X jk jk J 202 , e ulck H2 B G RED . N dlclgvrlnt Prilifeggl E Professional Bldg. 164 Division St. El 'n Ill. 60120 K f N l If l X , in . yi ? an FLOWERS,iNC, 245 Dundee Ave. Ph.741-0117 Elgin,lllinoiS Distinctive Floral Arrangements QeRoy G, Huxtable v Josepl W Gablerj S PORTSMAN LODGE The Complete Sports Store 733 W. Chicago St. K J f Good Luck - Class of A 80 gl , 13123 742-320V l nEsioENTiAL-coMMERciAL E cuiicnm cuiismucriuii Z 450 SHEPARD DRIVE ELGIN, ILLINOIS 60120 JOSEPH P. LENZ Tel. 697-0720 THE 'N im 75' Merkel Sl. Elgin l 0 695-2255 -:12'- iii i ligl? f'i 123231113113-1,2 iiei lrzgig z'-3 o lll S ALO N lel X J Congratulatio to the HS Class of '80 TASTEE FREEZE 314 S. McLean Blvd. asfeeo reezj K N f C g t I tons CONGRATULATIONS fo the TO THE GRADUATES CIHSS Of 1980 OF THE CLASS OF 1980 TGVVN 84 COU NTRY n GARDE NS ANDTR STOOMPANY 950 E. Chicago Ct. 742 1135 CONGRATULATIONS o T THE GRADUATES A FRIENDLY BANK FOR EVERYONE I NATIQNAL BANK ANN VRUSV L LJMPANY Ol I' IN MDAIIIIDIC One Fountain Square Pla Elg Ill 742 1850 N J F N K Where good people and great sandwiches meet. . . ... . . . ... . . . . . ... .. . ... .. . 5 . . W Q. YANKEE DOODLE DANDY GmQ2alfIlTZmQll s N Sinett Builders Inc. Industrial-Commercial Institutional Specialists Design 84 Build Construction-Manager Industrial Sites Complete Remodeling 695-1644 Congratulations To The Graduates Of 1980 TWIN ARTS PHQTCDGRAPHY and PRINTING 356 Wilroad Ave. 742-7776 K J K Congratulations X T donuts 318 SOUT LEAN BLVD ELGIN. I OIS 60120 WE IVER FOR INFO. CALL WHOLESALE I312I 74169 X USE OUR HANDY DRIVE-UP WINDOW! f N by Connie O Sp cialtyi I d' 'd Ity 70 F I Sq PI Elg ll 60120 3I2!888-3335 K J 7 N Our Best Wishes for a successful Future To the 1980 Graduates From CTZHW WINNER-SMITHBERG REALITY 744 W. Chicago Street Elgin, III. 60120 888-3000 K J 206 PATRCNS B 84 L Rod 84 Gun Shop 557 N. McLean Blvd. Ken Barnhart Standard Service 1137 Dundee Ave. Baskin Robins Ice Cream 1000 Larkin Ave. Beck's Office Supplies 21 Douglas Ave. Bell Morford Piano and Organ 12 Fountain Square Plaza Ben Franklin 581 N. McLean Blvd. Bonins Grocery 1060 Larkin Ave. Burnidge Brothers 1814 Grandstand Place Card 84 Camera Town - Country Shopping Center Carlson 84 Company 23 N. Spring lim Chase Realtor 241 South State Colonial Barber Shop 966 N. McLean Ave. David C. Cook Publishing Co. 850 N. Grove Ave. Cooks Pharacy 358 E. State St., S. Elgin Mr. 84 Mrs. Cork wish to congratulate Shannon and her classmates on their graduation. Davids 61 Fountain Square Plaza Dunning's Aution 755 Church Road Elgin Lanes 401 Shepard Drive Elgin Metal Casket 363 Bluff City Blvd. Elgin Realty Agency 241 S. State St. Elgin Walgreen Agency Drug 575 N. McLean Fox River Pet Supply 319 S. McLean Blvd. lim Gathman Realty 20 Woodland Ave. R.C. Hanchette 84 Associates Inc 33 N. Geneva Hansen Shell Service 305 S. Mclean Herbs Bakery 1020 Larkin Ave. Hoover Burnidge 574 N. McLean Blvd. lohnson Industrial 1475 Davis Road Mr. 84 Mrs. Kavvell vvish to congratulate Kelly and her classmates. Dr. 84 Mrs. Kellenberger extend best wishes to the class of 1980. La Femme 84 Mens Hair Styling 980 N. McLean Blvd. Marty's Buttons 84 Bows 569 N. McLean Morris B-B-Q Moustache Cup 300 S. McLean Blvd. Neils of Elgin 46 E. Chicago St. Piersall's Carden Center 1909 Larkin Avenue Pick-n-Paint 213 Walnut Ave. Pied Piper Tobacco Shop 557 N. McLean Blvd. Everett Scheflovv Engineers 1814 Grandstand Place Schocks Greenhouse 508 N. McLean Blvd. Schudel Sheet Metal 1050 E. Middle s. Elgin Seven Elven 975 N. McLean Blvd. Seyller's Dairy Prince 3 N. LaFox St. S. Elgin joseph Spiess Co. 35-52 Fountain Square Plaza Stettner Drugs 1100 Larkin Ave. LR. Stone 84 Assoc. Inc. 574 N. McLean Blvd. Tuckers Food Inc. 75 Woodbury St. S. Elgin Valentine Insurance 1050 Weatherstone Lane Valley Paint 1108 Larkin Ave. Wait-Ross-Allanson lack Raasbee 51 Center St. Ralph's Barber Shop Wascher's Inc. 746 W. Chicago 75 W. State St. S. Elgin Rasmussen 84 Assoc. Woodruff 84 Edwards Inc. 100 E. Chicago 119 N. 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VVZA ,, m, . 1 W 99,8 51 4' 1 I1 W1 Echols Vrckne 75 Eckerson, Keith 89 Eggebrecht, Ellen 52 Eggebrecht lulle 52 Eggebrecht Wslllam 75 135 Eggert Cheryl 147 Eggert Ron 76 Eggum lull 89 159 170 172 Ehlers Kimberly 76 Eisner Beth 89 154 Eliason Scott 89 Eliason Thomas Odm 1 Ellxs Rlckey 52 120 Elmer Randal 76 Emerlck Gary 52 Emery George 76 Ennetto Laurel 89 Frymark Dennis 76 135 Frymark Monrcajg Funkfwllliam , Susan 89 4 55 Fortner Fritz 4 1 . iz , 55, 142 192 79 155 Knutson, Annf79, 155 Koch, Kosek, Kosirog Diane 56 Brian 79 Kraman, Diane 57 Kramer, jeff 56 Kramer, jennifer 79 Kramer, Kathi 57 Kramer, Marilyn 92, 145, 163 Leman, Paul 57, Lennox, Lisa 57 Leroy, Brian 58 Leth, Cristine 58 Leth, Melinda 79 Leverenz, Jeffery Carol 57 120 1 25, .L7,0,, ,, , Lewis, Charles 93 f Lewis, Evelyn 79, Lewis, Schmitz 93 Liggett, Roxanne 79, 155 Lighthart, Dale Linn, Archie Renee 58 Kramka, Pamela 92, 166 Krikau, jeff 4 Lira Lock Lock 93, 178 ' . , Lock Lodge ,1, Vi www la ,,, ,, 3 Q , , y 5 2 Bruce 80 162 79, 137 5 Q Q 2 Z ? i a 2 1 5 fi 5 K' Q 2 3 3 5 3'2 f' M ' 'W'f 'f'f W 1iin'1Mi 'm f f 'W: 'l B'-X '5f'L'5 'E f'Wf f 'm 1 4 W' 4- ' 3 i 'if imwnga Richtmire, Daniel Riley, jacqueline 95 Riley, justine Rios, Roberto 63 Rios, Rolando Rister, Dianna 82, 155, 156 Roath, judy 82 Robarts, Polly 95, 164, 169, 170, 173 Roberts, Anna 83, 126 Roberts, james 63 Roberts, Sarah 63 Roberts, Scott 95, 164 Roberts, Steven 95, 129 Roberts, Victoria 63, 128 Robin, Michelle 63 Tighe, Tim 97 Robin, David 95 Robinson, Dawn 95 Robinson, Gre 64 Robinson, Mari 95 Robinson, Pamela 82 Rosborough, Sheri 95, 128, ,145 Robledo, Orfelinda 95 Rock, julie 64, 126, 155, 156 Rodriguez, Ramon 82 Rodriguez, Tomasa 95, 119, 130 Rogers, Kirsten 95 Rohlfing, Kristine 64 1 Rohr, Dale Thomas 82, 136 , Rohrsen, Re ina 64, 132 . Rolando, jef? 64 1 ,, Schmoldt, David 96 Schneider, john 96, 170, 172 Schneider, Mary Pat 64, 165 Schock, Deborah 64 Schock, Theodore 96 Scholl, Angelique 65 Scholl, Sandra 96 Schrader, Stacy 82 Schramm, Brian 82 Schramm, Katherine 65 Schrieber, Tom 65 ' Schrilla, Lisa 96 Schroclcjulie 96, 17,8 , Schrock, Stan 65 Schroeder, joe 65, 120, 176 Schroeder, Thomas 96, 125 Schubert, Paula 96 Schultz, Beth 65, 147 Schultz, Mark 83 Schultz, Steven 83 Schuring, Michael 96, 137, 142 Schuring, Paul 83 Schwartz, Brian 155 Schwarz, Debora 83 Schwarz, Richard 96 Schweitzer, Lisa 65, 155 Scott, Robert 65, 135 Scott, Seth 83 L Seablom, Robin 65, 160, 165 :J Seagren, Darby 65, 134 133 'Romano Gonzo 95 e,,,, 5 if tsi 1 , d 83 Rooker, Sarah 82, 155,' 1631Z165,ff5i,VV,,h,,,,,grfSgil?r1ggb6g SS Roome, David 82, 120, 156, 164,3fQxT 't if,-'iff t, t 551, William 96, 123, 147, 175 Rose, Car a 95 ' , ,,,, . Rose, Patricia 64 ' Roseboom, Linda Ross, ieff 95 Ross, Kenneth 82 Ross, Timothy 82 ' Rotvold, Kirk 95, 123, 163, 169,171 Royer, Mark 82, 124 Royer, Todd 64 Rutherford, Kenneth 95 Rutherford, Tammy 96, 177 Rydell, Timothy 64 Rysewyk, Larry 82, 142 Rysewyk, Susan 64 Rystrom, Marty 96 1 g Sabin, Lisa 96 Saenz, Esthela 64, 147 Santana, Reubon 96 Santiago, Amador 82 Sauceda, Gerard 96 Sauder, Debbie 64 Savage, Alan 82, 155 Schaefer, Susan 82, 145, 176 Schalz, john 82 ' Schalz, Sue Ann 64 Schahbach, Mary jane 64 1 Schellenberger, Dale 96 ' Schick, Christine 82, 163 Schley, Lonnie ' Schlieben, Sherry 83 , Schlueter, Karen 64, 155, 156, 168 1 70, 1 72, 180 Schmicker, Alan Schmidt, Dale 64 Schmidt, Deanne 83 Schmidt, Kristi 64 Schmidt, Paula 64 Schmidt, Steven 64, 161 Schmidt, Terry 83 Schmitz, joni 64 Schmitz, Leslie 64 214 Sernerau, john 96 Sanger, Kathy 65 1 ' Sanger, Thomas 96 Sensor, jeffre 96 Sensor, Ronaild 65 Serrano, Baudelio 83 Sever, Arthur 96 Severson, Karen 65, 128 Severson, Paul Shales, Heidi 65 Shales, Rene 65 Shallcross, Kevin 65 Shannon, Lori 65 Sharp, Sherry 96 Sharpe, james 96 Sharpe, Teresa 83, 116, 160,180 Shaw, james 65 1 U Shaw, Nancy 96, 169 ' Shelby, Maria 65 Shelton, Dawn 83 Shelton, Debra 66, 176 Sherbondy, Russell 66, 155 Sherman, joan 83 Sherrill, Patricia 66, 175 Sherwood, David 66 Shields, Darlene 96 Shinnall, Deborah Shroyer, jane 83 Shroyer, julie 83 Shroyer, Randall 66 Sieroslawski, Carol 96, 168 Siete, Patricia 83 Siete, Rupert 66 Sirnkus, jo Ann 96, 159 Simmons, David 66 -Sitnrnons, Kelly 83 , Sinnetr, Susan es, 126, 155 jf Sipple, Dale 66 ' - Sigpple, Douglas 96 3 Siran, Linda 66, 169, 170, 171, 172, 173 - 51511, 1. Monti 96, iss Sisti, Kimberlee 96 Skorniak, Candace 66 Slaith, Scott 83, 129, 155 Small, Kirk 66, 120 Small, Michael 83 Smart, jessica 96 Smart, Mike 66, 120 Smettan, Susanna 66, 163, 176 Smith, Billy 66 Smith, Darryl 83, 120, 135, 142, 155 Smith, jackie Smith, jeffrey 83, 120 Smith, Mikey 83, 175 Smith, Pamela 83, 132 Smith, Tonya 66 Snipes, Vincent Sny, Dan 96, 123 Snyder, Stephen 83 Soderberg, Mike 96 Sornmers, Richard 96 Serum, Robert 96, 129, 1,701 Sotos,'iSylvia 96 Spann, Christopher Spann, Letha 66, 83 Spann, Robert 66 Sparks, Brenda 65, 155, 160, 164 Spencer, Brenda 83 Spencer, Tamara Spinker, Tim 66 Stanford, Laurie 66 Stanley, james 83,129 Stanley, Scott 83 Stannard, Sally 96 Stanton, Cindy 66 Starin, Amy 67, 132 Tackett, Michael 97 Taenzer, Elizabeth 84, 155, 156, 180 Taenzer, York 97, 164 Taylor, julie 97 Teets, Troy 84 Telford, Terilee 67 Thelander, Michael 84 Thelen, Sheryl 97 Thiede, Brian 84 Thiel, Donald 97, 137 Thiel, Lynne 84, 132, 145 Thomas, Shawn 84, 142 Thomason Thompson 1 Christine 67 Kraig 97, 123 Thompsoni Laura 67, 155 Thompson, Michael 97, 123 Starin, Beth 96, 133 Steele, john 96 Steele, julie 83, 179 Steffen, Carole 96, 178 Steffen, john 97, 163 Steffen, julie 67, 155,,156, 167 Steger, Brad 83 A Stegle, Sue 97, 166 w Steinmann, Stephen 96 Stello, Susan 67 Stephens, Wayne 97 Stern, Matt 97, 163, 171, 172, 173 Stern, Pamela 67, 169, 170 Stern, Susan 83, 163, 168 Stevens, Brian 67 Stevens, Sandra 83 Stewart, Anthony 97, 123 Stewart, David 97 Stewart, Scott 97 Stieber, jeanine 165 Stieber, Nicole 97 Stjohn, Dan 97, 147 Stjohn, Darrell 67 123 137, 164 7' ' Stotiregen, Vickie 67 I Stokes, Cheryl ' Stone, Sharon 84 Stone, Susan 97 Strahl, Michael 84, 178 Streit, Yvonne Strohmaier, Kent 84, 136 Strugh, Tammy 67 Struve, julie 67 Studt, Scott 84 Studt, Sherry 97 Styles, Cherrol 84, 159 Suits, Gary Todd Sullivan, Richard 84 Summers, Rena Leann 67 Summers, Scott 67, 120, 155 Swan, Lonnie 84, 136 Swanson, Linda 84 Swanson, Lisa 67 Swanson, Scott 97, 123, 163 1 '5W3i1Z,iAmy 170 f , , , Swartz, Connie 67, 97, 158, 160, 161, 165, 1 79 ' Swearingen, Paul 84, 180 Sweet, Kimberly 97 Swistowicz, Michael 84, 124, 142, 1 64, 1 67 Sykes, Donna 84 Sykes, Gary 67, 175 Szurgot, Victoria 67 Tackett, Michael 97 Taenzer, Elizabeth 84, 155, 156, 180 Taenzer, York 97, 164 Taylor, julie 97 Teets, Troy 84 Thompson, Scott 84 Thompson, Thomas 97, 123, 171 Thomson, Timothy 84, 163, 169, 172, 173 Tison, Troy 84 Todd, Cynthia 97 Tappet, Beth 54, 126, 134, 155 Torling, Debra 97 Torling,Roxanne 84 Totaro, jay 84, 176 Totten, Monica Diane 84, 177 Toufexis, Gus 97 i Toufexis, Soula 97 Townsend, Avis 68 , Townsend, Darryl 84 Townsend, Lisa jean 97 Tran, Quang Traub, Ronald 97, 123 Tredup, Gregory 97, 123, 147 Triani, Terry 97 Trihas-Sacker, Karen 68 Trotter, Kyle 84 Trupp, Gladys 97, 134, 166, 170, 172 Tucker, Dianne 97, 133 Tucker, jean 97 Tucker, jeffrey 84 Tucker, Stacie 97, 176 Turner, Allan 68 Turville, Kurt Ufland, Lisa Underwager, Chris 84 Unruh, Michael 97, 137, 147 Upton, William 84 5 Valdez, jesus 1 Valentine, john 68 r Vanburen, Donna 97, 171, 172 ' Vanburen, joel Dallas'84, 164 Vanburen, Steven 68, 120 Vandedrink, Bradley 97, 163 Vandenbosch, Brenda 68 Vandenbosch, joseph 85 Vandermast, Brent 68 Vandevoorde, Sally 68 Vanvlierbergen, Lori 97 Vanwinkle, Letta 97 Vapnar, Mary Louise 68 Vargas, Lorrie 84 Vargas, Paul Varney, Anne 84, 170, 172 Varney, Laura Vaughan, Tommy 68, 136, 155 Vaughn, Christine 97 Vege, Donald 98 Veldey, Mary 98 Vence, Brett 85, 120 Verbic, Marianne 68 Verbic, Susan 18, 85 Verhaeghe, jeanette Versluys, Mary 68, 155, 175 Versluys, Susan 85 Vicioso, Robert 85 Vilim, Linda 98, 169 Villanueva, Doris 68 Villella, joseph 68, 120 Villella, Susan 98 viiefi, 1-lady 98, 159 Voelker, Kevin 68 Vogle, David 68 Volkening, Vickie 98 Vollman, Christine 98, 163, 165 Voross, Nancy 98 Voskuhl, Karl Vuyk, Peter Art 68 Wade, Russell 85, 129, 159, 171, 1 72 Wade, William 98 Wagner, Conni 98, 130, 177 Wahl, Douglas 85 Walden, Curtis 85 Wallace, Ricky 85 Walschot, Michael 68 Walsh, janet Walsh, Sharon 68, 128, 164 Walz, Beth 98 wall, Carolyn 98, 163, 185, 168 Ward, Maryann 98, 177 Ward, Roberta 85, 165, 180 Ward, Ronald 85 Warfel, Suzanne 98, 166 Warlin, Kimberly 68 Warrick, Peggy 85 Waterman, Heidi 98 Webb, Kenneth 98, 165 Weber, Dane 68 Weberpal,'Ann 98, 116 7 ' Webster, Daniel 98 Weger, Erin weides, jefiery Weiss, Candace 68, 147 Weiss, john 98, 123 Welch, jeffrey 85, 135 Wells, Brian 85 Welty, Douglas Weltzien, julie 68 Wendel, Kathy 69 Wenninger, jeffrey 85 Wenninger, Stanley 98, 125 Werner, Steven 85 Wessel, Cindy 69 Wessel,'Lynn 85 West, Tom 69 , 1 Westbrook, Clinton 85 Westerman, Corrine 69, 147, 177 Westlund, Ginger 85 Westmorland, Susan 69 Westphal, Bruce 69 Wharton, Richard 98, 171, 172 Whetstone, Jerald 98, 171 4 , Whipple, Suzy 98, 133 White, Cecil 124, 142 White, Colleen 85 'Whitten, Robert 98 Wick, Daniel 98 Wicknick, Steven 85 Wienke, Michael 69 Wlesneth, Tim 69 Wiewel, Tod 98 Wilberg, julie 85, 179 Wilhelrni, Leah 98, 166, 169 Wilkening, Brian 98, 171 Wilkins, Geneva Wilkinson, Carrie 69 Will, Lisa 98, 177 Willett, john 98 Willett, Nicholas 85, 129, 155 Williams, Brian 85, 175 Williams, Catherine 98, 133, 145, 163, 165, 168 Williams, Douglas 69, 161 Williams, john 98, 137 Williams, Norma 85 Williams, Rebecca Williams, Robert Williams, Scott 165, 167, 170 Williamson, Marti 98 Willison, Dawn 85, 155 Wilson, Thomas Winesburg, Raymond 69, 135 Winner, Kara 85, 155, 180 Wisbar, jeffrey 98 Wishon, Elizabeth 98, 135 Wishon, Lawrence 85 Wisler, Thomas 98 Wisz, Sue 85 Wittenstrom, Laurie 98, 163, 177 Wojciechowski, Richard Wolf, jr., Thomas 99, 123 Workman, Scott 69 Wright, jeffrey 85 Wright, Kevin 69 Wright, Leslie 99 Wright, Patrick 99 Wright, Susan 85 Wuczynski, jeffery 99 Wynn, Brian 69, 135 Yee, Scott 99, 123, 137 Yetter,ijud 69 Yohn,4Phillip 85, 142, 7 . York,'Kathleen 69 York,'Michael 99, 137, 163 Young, Sherry 99 Young, Timothy 99, 131 Zabran, Douglas Whitesell, Debra 69 FACULTY Whiteside, Tammy 98 Abbs, Don 101 Whitesell, james 69, 171, 172 Albr'ht, jacqlyn 101 Anderton, Dave 101 Antenen, Lowell 101 Arnet, Pat 101, 133 Arnet, Robert 101, 124 Bald, Marilyn 101 Barth, james 101 Bauer, Keith 101 Becker, Mort 102 Blacketer, Paul 102, 128 Boosted, Russell 102 Briner-Schmidt, Colleen 102 Brown, David 102 Buchheit, Sandra 102 Butler, Geoffrey 102, 137 Caldwell, Don 103, 125 Carrington, Beverly 103 Cook, Dede 103 Dalrymple, Roma 103 Daly, v. 111 Dambek, Maria 103 Davis, Rennie 103 Dena, jim 103 DeLong, Steve 103 DuffY, lohn 103 Enck, Mary 103 Evans, Barbara 104 Flynn, james 104, 137, 155 Gannon, Peg 104 Gunter, Dorthy 104 Haacker, Don 104 Haley, Ray 30, 104 Hamburg, Mary 104 Hammerich, Harold 104 Haskins, Wally 104 Hendry, Pete 104 Hendrickson, Marion 104 Hendrickson, Marcy 104, 155 Hildebrand, Caro! 105 , Himley, Barbara 105 C Hofstetter, Bill 105, 120 Hotham, Roger 105, 161 Hultgren, Morma 105 Husinga, Larry 105, 120 lshmai , Abed 105 jackson, Carol 105 jasinski, Ray 106 jenkins, john ,106 johns, Don 106 johnson, Ken 106 jossart, Curt 106 Kadlec, Ginger 106 Kaelin, Robert 106 Karnes, judith 106 Klatt, William 106 Kleen, james'106 A Korf, Mike 106, 120, 123, 135 Krikau, john 106, 158, 162 Kuntzelman, Bill 107 Lanier, Robin 107 Leroy, Robert 107 Lutsch, janine 107 Martin, Stanley 107 Mercola, Caref 107 Meyers, William 107 Mies, Charles 107 Mills, joyanne 108 Morris, Lloyd 108 Newquist, Bob 108 Newton, Gary 108, 124 Nitz, Christine 108, 147 Nosbisch, Carl 108 ' O'Brien, Mary 108, 132 Patterson, Paul 109 Peter, Melvin 109 Pflaum, Lynn 109 Pike, Carol 109 Phillips, Larry 109 Powell, Elizabeth 109 Prombo, joseph 109 Rees, Donald 109 Richardson, Cyrus 109 Robarts, Henry 109, 145 Rosales, Victor 109 Ryan, Tom 109 Schabert, Terry 110, 120, 145 Schmidt, Tom 110, 126, 158 Schultz, Harold 110 Schuster, Ed 110 Stark, jessica 1 10 Sharpe, Sue 110 Swintord, Max 110 Thayer, jane 110 Thelen, Lora 110, 134 Todd, Robert 110, 130, 132 Washington, Ed 110, 120, 135 Weincek, Robert 111 Whetstone, Mary Lou 111 White, joyce 1 11 Wieg, Carol 111, 154 Worth, Tom 111 GROUPS Advisory Board 154 Badmitton, Girls 139 Band 171 Band, jazz 173 Band, Oft1cers 171 Baseball, j.V. Boys 147 Basketball, Soph. Boys 137 Basketbali, Varsity Boys 136 Bowling, Girls 134 Cerulean 180-181 Cheerleaders, j.V. 119 Cheerleaders, Varsity 118 choir, concert 164-165 S f Chorus, Soph. Girls 166 Club, Chess Club, Drama 160 Club, German 163 Club, Latin 163 Club, Math-Science 162 Cross Country 124 Flag Corps 173 Football, Soph. Boys 123 Football, Varsity Boys 120 German Exchange 157 Golf Team 125 Gymnastics, j.V. Boys 131 Gymnastics, Varsity Boys 131 Gymnastics, Girls 130 Hero ll 1757 Hero lll 175 Loyal Royal 179 Madrigals 167 National Honor Society 155 Office Occupations 1st hr. 147 Office Occupations 2nd hr. 147 Orchestra 168-169 ' Outdoor people 161 I 1 Pages, Pages, Audio Visual 176 Attendance 177 Pages, Guidance 177 Pages, Library 178 Pages, Nurse 176 Pom Pons 116 Presidential Classroom 156, Softball, jQV. Giris 145 w Softball, Varsity 145 Swim Team, Boys 129 Swim Team, Girls 128 Tennis, Boys j.V. 127 Tennis, Girls 126 Track, Boys, j.V. 142 Track, Boys Varsity 142 Track, Girls 140 Volleyball, Girls Soph. 133 Volleyball, Girls Varsity 132 W.E.P.S. 178 Wrestling 135 215 vu